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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-24
GRAIN AND

No. 2 Red Wheat Goes Up L Cent; Corn Re-
mains Uuchanged-Sman Inspections.
On Change yesterday No. 2 red wheat
reached its best figure since April o.. The
cereals ruled as follows: Wheat and oats
frmer, corn steady. The inspections con-
tinue small. yesterdays showing being only
six carloads of wheat. and one carload of
oats. Quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red. SIC; No. 5 red. $50;
Corn-No.1 white, 41lkc; No. 9 white. 41c;
white mixed. S9c; No. 3 white. 39041c;
latter for one color; No. 2 yellow. Sc;
No. 3yellow. 3sl4c; No. 2mixed. S9c; No. 8
Oats-No. 2 white. 32c; No. 3 white. SOC;
No. 2 mixed, 29A c; rejected, 250271ac.
Hay-Timothy, choice. s11. IS; No. /. s11.50
bid; No.2. $3.50; No. / prairie. 81; No. 2, $3.50;
mixed hay. S7E0, clover, $3.50.
Bran. Sl2 per ton.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Poultry-Hens. 9l5cR fb; young chickens,
15e " ID; turkeys. fst, choice hens. lie - 10
and slac for fancy young toms; ducks. &c ~
fb; geese. 80 for choice.
Eggs-Shippers paying 12c.
Butter-Choice country. 12015o; common.
s9l0c; creamery retailing from store ut
soc.
,Ches.e.Nsx York full cream. 1s014c;
skins, safe ~ h. tJobbing prlces.l
Feathers-Prime geese, S5cs - ID; mixed
duck, ooc y rs.
Besswax-Dark. SOC: yellow, 400 selling
price,. dealers pay 1sG2oc.
Wool-Tub-washed and picked. 30G33c;
unwashed medium and common grades. il
in good order, 2O423c: bury and cotted,
l6d 1Sc; fine merino. 1Sc.
Hides, TcHoic, Etc.
Hldes-No. 1 G. s. hides. 5G5hc; No. 9 G.
g. hides. 4G4Ac; No. l green. 3l2c; No. 2
Horse HIdesLso0a5
Tsllow-No. ], 44c; No. 2, sac.
Gresse-White. sac; yellow. Sc; brown,
2i7c.
Bones-Dry. s1201S per ton.
PRODUCE, FRUITS AND GROCERIES,.
A~pples--Choice: $3.50; fancy. sS.25 ~ bar
rel. BaldwIn SS.25.
Oranges-Floridas, fancy. sS.75.
Lemons-Choice. S3G36O. $3.50 y box;
fancy, sa6Oa4; Malaga. S., 10.
Pineapples-s2.50Q y doz.
Bananas-$161.50 IT, bunch, according to
size and quality.
Straw berres-s12 ~ case.
Cranberries-s450@5 - brl. SIZE ~ bu.
New observation-disclosures. $3.50 busheI
crate; onions. zoe u doz; lettuce. 25c; broc-
OH; sl.50 T. brl; rhubarb. $50 T. doz:
radIsbes. s5c T. dog.
Cabbage-New California, "a y crate;
neT Florida. $3.50 p crate
red. s3; newBermuda onions, 1926 y bu
crate.
Cucumbers-SL50 % dog.
Sweet PotatOes-Jerseys. s4.15a5P brl;
Illinois. $3.50.
New Bermuda potatoes. IS y brl.
Potatoes-lndiana. 4Oc % bu from car;
Michigan. 45c; from store, 4505Oc.
Cauliflower. S10l.3 - dOz.
New peas. Californis. S30325 - bu.
Maple Sugar p ID boxes, 90lOc; in
bricks. &c.
Ctder-Duffg. pure. 1915 - trade brl:
bali brls. So. Oliver Bros. sand refined.
S5.5OQb.75P brl: half brls. S325a250: Car
$3.50.
Hickory Nuts-Large. 500 - bushel;
ANAL, 81. 1850
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IOp'ningI Highest Lotc est. Closing.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; winter patents, S4.20044 40; winter
straights. 3.S50t 3O; spring patents. S4.l5
@44O; spring straights. SS.50a3.7C; spring
bakers, s363.S5: No. 9 spring wheat, S2l4c;
No. 8 spring wheat, 76lec; No. 2 red. ssh
0o7lec: No. 2 corn. 4004l}sc; No. g oats.
2S1S 029c; No. 2 white oats. 304 031c; No. )
white; E9l2 a2oAe;. No, , rye.. 72h arse;
No. 2 barley. 6Oe; No. 3 barley. f. o. D.. 460
55c; No. 4 barley. f. o. b.. 4O046,; No. l
fiaxseed. &c; prime t~imothy-seed. S1.3o@
l.36; mess pork. per barrel. Sa.521a as
lard. per pound. 6.12l20 as l5c; short-rb
sides i%loosel. 5.521205.55c; drv-salted shout
ders tboxedl 4.5005c; shOrr-clear sides
boxed. 6.1Tla06. Soc: whisky, distlllers
finished goods. per gal, Sl.13; sugars. cut
loaf. 5054c; graduated, 4asc; standard A.
4l9c.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the
butter market was firm; fancy creamery.
21h022c:. fine Western. 20a2lc; ordinary,
1SO19c: fine dairies, 1962 0c.
Receipts-Flour. II Zoo brls: wheat. $1,000
bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. u, 200 bu; rye.
1000 bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour. 1000 brls: wheat. 1860 bu; corn.
1S6.oOo bu; oats. $1,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, II, 900 bu.
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No. Q red. Ole. Receipts. 29.177 bu: stock.
735,500 bu; sales 1900 bu. Corn strong;
mixed. spot. 5O05O4c; May. 49, G47c;
June. 45a,c bid: July. 464c asked: steamer
mixed. 45t9c bid. Receipts. 20. $40 bu; ship
ments. AZ. 40 bu: stock. $4,000 bu; sales.
5000 bu. Oats steady TO firm; No.. 2
white Western. 2Sh639c: No. 2 mixed
Western. 34l4 GS5c. Receipts. $500 bu;
stock. 1l0,s9O bu. Rye frmer. Receipts
81. l50 bu: shipments. $50 bu: stock. 1861
bu. Hay firm; good to choice timothy.
Butter firm and unchanged. Eggs steady
at 13a13l2c. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes. fair.
11c: No. z. l3A Ql3asc.
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How Girls Learn to Entertain.

NEW 1Ork N6COfUtT.
Alphabet Sparks. of the Newspaper Clip
ping Company. has lately had an odd ex-
Derience i'm his peculiar line. He has had
orders from SIS to $3.50 a week In 81 orders
for twenty clippings from young ladies'. or
ladies who prefix Miss 10 their names, and
who are in the original big list of the Four
Hundred. on the most extraordinary topics
for young ladies to be cOnsidering-dOgs,
horses. Monte Carlo. pugilism. boxing and
to the fair ana fashionable ones. He ex-
plains it by the discovery he made that
this way of informing themselves on topics
in which they know their friends are most
interested. so as to be able to talk lntelli-
gently to them on their own subjects. is
really O fashionable craze among the ladies
now. And il strikes me there is O good
deal of method in this particular madness
of the fashionable young woman wishing
to make a catch.
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\ AND STOCKS.

A Moderate Degree of Activity, the Prevail
ing Feature Being Weakness.
At New York. Saturday. money on call
was easy at 1l702 per cent, closing offered
Vt 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 31s as Der cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet, but firm at
f4.S74 for s~ixty-day bills and S4.SeA tor
demand.
The total sales of stocks were 15s.046
shares, including the following: Atchison.
l4.470; Delaware. Lackawanns & Western,
$500; Erie. 7.15O; Louisville 81 Nashville.
$3.50; Northern Pacific preferred, l4,7JO;
New England. $3.50; Reading. 4O.525; st.
Paul. 1910; Union Pacific, 5000; Western
Union. 4.025.
The stock market was moderately active,
but being under the hammer for most of
the session was weak almost throughout.
The losses were material in all of the lead
ing shares. Reading. ST. Paul, Northern
Pacific preferred. Atchison and New Eng
land were the active stocks. but they
moved with the rest of the list and the
losses were remarkably uniform. The
usual rally toward the close failed to come,
Notwithstanding the favorable nature of
the bank statement, which showed q large
gain in cash and an increase in the sur
plus reserve of over IS. 000. GOO. There were
no special features and the coal stocks
gave way with the rest In the late deal
ings. the market finally closing active and
weak at the lowest prices of the day. The
final changes are all losses. and they ex-
tend to per cent. in Jersey Central, Lake
Shore and Northern Pacific preferred.
Railroad bonds were fairly active during
the session, but while there was O hrm tenn
per, on the whole few changes of note occur
red and the activity and weakness In the
Atchison incomes gave a rather ragged ap-
p~earance to the dealings. This was the
only feature of Importance. and while the
total transactions reached S969,OO0. S24S,OO0
were in the AtchIson incomes. Big Sandy
SKIES rose Al to OF.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were dull ana steady. Clos
ing quotations were:
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

the quotations 0ireH beio1c are The selling prices
OF rholeSaie dealers
CANDIES AND NUTS.
Candies-Stick &c per rs: common mixed.
&c; G. A X. mixed. &c; banner stick, 9c:
cream mixed. l0c; old-tims mixed, &c; crImp
mixed. 10c-
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. lie: pecans.
he; English walnuts. lO015c: Brazil nuts,
&c; hlberts. l2c; peanuts, roasted, 54 &C;
mixed nuts, 12c.
CANNED GOODS
Pesehes-Standard, 3-pound. S1.7502; g.
pound seconds. Sl.304l.40; California
standard. S22532.50; California seconds.
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Would Consider His Future Wife's Peace.
"Spinster." in New York Post.
If one sinner deetroyeth much good, 1t is
equally true that one perverse good man
ple%asantness. whose name in capitals Is
Disgust. If l had boys that said Father
does" when | reproved them for boorish-
ness. I am sure i should reply, with small
regard for immediate consequences. that
that was because his mother didn't kill
him when he was little. One must have
mercy on future wives. as well as loyalty
to present husbands and past mothers.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Steady and UnchAnged-Hogs Weak
and L~ower-Sheep Unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 23.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts. 600; shipments. 200. There were
but few cattle offered. The market was
about steady at Yesterdays pri ces.
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A Georgian stu FightinI

Atlanta Constitution.
And yon want q pension?"
That's what!'
"How long were you in the war;"
"Well. sir. / wur married long in go, an
peace amt been declared yit; SO You KIN
jes' calkilate fer yerself."
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Satau's Cinch.

New York Herald.
When some men get religion they carry
themselves IN a proud. Misunderstanding
thou fashion. which makes the devil feel
that his hold on them 10 almost as good as
new.
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A Definition.
Boston Transcript.
A Puff for Rubenstefn.

What is iovef Two heads with but a
single thought. two fools that act like one.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

T0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CONF QUICK.
i $4,000 stock of roots and shoes Go exchange fog
Indianapolis improved property stock complete q
good trade; now ~ the time 10 get In . good busipess.
CALI on FULLENWIDkR d oLIVEk. Ma 2 IroS
Block
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MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
A Moderately Active but Weak Market
Is the Report from New York.

1t indianapolis All Grains We're Steady aud
Firm. and No. 2 Red Wheat Advanced |
Cent-QuotstiOns on General Produce.
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ChIcaRo IImes-
R~ubenstsin breakfasts on Q cigarette.
Wholly smoke!
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$3.50 to Chicago. $3.50
Via the Pennsylvania Line from Indian
apoiis.
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SHEEP AND LAMBs-The market showed
no material change. The supply was light.

Good to choice sheep and yearlings. SIS.
Fair to medium sheep and yearlings 4.2504.75
Common sheep and yearlings. 49,. $500 100
Spring lambs, 80 to 80 fbs.. OF 800
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
TSoR sAIE-IG WO0DRGFF PLACE. VEST
Il drive. l0-room house and stable: all modern con-
mace. hot and cold water. etc. Apply at residence.
EOR ALE-THREE-sTORY BRICK IN PEI.
Il feet condition. both gases. city water and sewer
connections. Local ell on good business street Annual
rent 5000. Prioe $4,000. JAS. GREENE q co,
20 East Market.
EOH SALE THAT TwO-STORY
Il brick residence. No. 5l2 North Meridian street.
10 rooms, cellar, cistern. well. stable. natural anil
artificial gas. bath room complete. hot and cold
water. fine CRATES and mantels, choice shade trees.
lot 62iax2lO. east front. strictly down town resi-.
dence. Can be bought at a big bargain on liberal
terms. Now is your chance 20 secure frstclass
home for very little money. w. L. MICK d CO.,
Agents
EOR S~ALE-REAL ESrATE-57 BEAUTIF Ii
Il largo lots. All are bargains. and are sold on easy
dianapol:s is now for sale by p. J. Mulisney. at 2a
West Washington street. Come in and We will take
Matters of interas 81 to observe.
j. Natural gas is on Elder street. which Is partof
2. Is one block from new canning factory on Belt.
3. "a three blocks from new oereailne factory.
L. Is four blocks from Allfrees aud hOminy works
on Twelfth street.
8. Eas line walks.
6. Is a good easy walk from Twelfth street electric
car. with twelve.foot sidewalk.
z. The q round II high and level.
B. The streets and aliers are well gravelec and
graded. with good shade trees and lawn in
8. The improvements are already made and cost on
al average of SIS to each lot
10. All lots are east and west front.
II. Is within q few minutes ride down town.
IL. The prices are an induoement 10 you.
All lots except corner lots are 1915, with 500 dis
count II YOU build a house ut once. Is also a mag.
Rihcent chance to build and rent. Now Is the time
to buy. before the price advances. Come out and see
for yourself. A good chance to get ahome. Mu.-
laney &c Cooper's addition 10 North Indianapolis Is
P.J. MCLLANEY. 2Ia West Washington street.
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EOGS
LSTER II \ TO STAY
w away from Cleveland Strike on.
yvANTED-A No. / SOLICITOR ron BULL
w ing Association for Marion county and state
at large. Address h. :. l.. journal office.
NORTHUMBERLAND MEN FOR BACK
w knife and gauge lathes. shapers and band sawa
in chair factory. Address r. o. Box 81. kAnkske@
Ill
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~

OANS MONEY on MORTGAGES. C. f.
IL SAYLES, rs East Market street
II OANs-MONEY ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
IL jewelry, without publicity. CITY LOAN OF.
FICE. 81 West Washington street.
MONEY To LOAN ON MoRTSAGEs-TERMs
vi reasonable. At Thorpe's Block. East Market
street. MC3ILLIARD d DARK.
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The banks now hold sl9.532.575 in ex-
cess Of the requirements of the % per
cent. rule.
The clearings of the six associated Indian
apolIs banks yesterday reached better fig
ure and assisted m Materially In making q good
showing for the week. Compared with like
day and week of last year.. the figures
ara a. foIlwa-
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FOR RENT.

Dol RENT-NlcELY FURNIsED ROOMS
3 svo front-for rent. III North Illinois street
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BALTIMORE, April %. - Wheat strong;
May. 93A ae4c; June. e2h092Ac; steamer
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FOR

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EoR sALE-FINE KENTUCKY SADDLE
Il horse. also nice driving mare; both gentle and
sound. Address WADE THRASHER, Irvington,
Ind.
DOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT'OF U FACTORY
l. getting behind on our orders we will continue
Ia give harness free with each vehicle sold until
May 10. A. IL. Sturtevant d Co.. J. NJ. Elder,
manager retail department. No. 6S South Penn.
sylvania st.
EOR SALE-DESIRABLE MANUFACTURING
Il property. on railroad switch, consisting OF
eleven city lots, GAO X about 1907 two large build
heater. water tank. natural gas line with city iran.
chise) connecting with Trust Company's high press
ure line on Peru street. regulator On prem ises); all
new and in perfect condition. Call and examine the
property. corner Eighth street and T.. z. d W. r. r.
lndianapoits. and write for price. Address the
DREAMER d SCOTT &C. Milton. Ind.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE.
DUsINEsS-A GOOD BUSINESS MAN WITH
ID SO 900 TO invest can have an interest IN a safe
and profitable manufacturing business. Address ).
W., Journal Office.
business CHANCE-sOME OF THE z
ID est betters IN the country are making good
money backing c. u. Rowes haadicapping sy stem on
Eastern races. Witi 5000 or more yon can do the
same. Terms. S25 weekly: three days trial free.
@. d. ROWE. p. o. Box l27, Brooklyn. ". Y.
TYPE WRITER'S HEADQUARTERS FoRTHE
i world; all makes; don't pay manufacturers ex-
orbit ant prices; we ship any where. giving thorough
examination before accepting; absolutely first class
condition guarantee ed; positively all makes at about
or less than half price: exchanging q speciality; in.
strunents rented anywhere; larg' st stock IN the
world; two entire floors devoted exclusively TO type
writer's; see commercial rating for our responsible.
ity; illustrated catalogues and specimens free.
TYPEWRITER 81 and 80
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
CAVINGS AND LOAN-PLYMOUTH SAVINGS
- and Loan Association. ONCE in Vinton Block,
opposite POstothce. NoD.serial plan. Limited pre-
miums. Good and safe investment for funds. Has
loss. Send CT call for circulars. Office open Satur.
day evening and all business hours OF the week.
N LOAN-THE ROYAL saw
I'D ings and Loan Association meets at 50 East
Market street. saturday evenings. Shares. $500.
Weekly dueA SO cents: Entrance fee. 90 cents- No
back dues. Can pay during the week. In case of
death OF o shareholder who hat been @ member one
year. the par value OF the shares Is raid from q re-
serve fund. II . borrower. the mortgage viii be
caDceled. Dividends every SIX months. Paid-up
shares issued on which dividends are paid In cash
every six months.
HOWARD KIMBALL, Secretary.
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WANTED-FIRS EUuASo sALEaLADi FOa
millinery store. No others need apply. al
South nlinoia street.
MISUNDERSTANDING eALRsMAN-sPE-
w cialteo for oil lines of trade. Worth $50
weekly TO good man. ALLISON, III Monroe
street. Chicago.
WTANTED-AGEETS n CANVAsSERs TO
w sell our new book. Common Sense In Bust.
ness Matters." IL sells at eight Address VOOB-
HE'S d HUDD. Blue Island, Ill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., LOCAL N TRAY.
w cling. for wholesale whisky house. Fine case
goods aispecialty. Inc.ose self-directed stamped
envelope. Lock box sol, Lexington, Ky.
WANTED-AT H NEW YORK ORE
w Three boys from Ia 10 Is years Of age. resid.
ing with their parents. to learn the business Ap-
ply before 10 q. m II the Managers ONCE.
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LOST

fosT~Mles LIZZIE BETERs. EMfIoYf6
IL at the Telephone Exchange. lost q lady's gold
watch and chain yesterday. on indiana avenue.
North California street
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A CARD OF
T WISH TO THANK h. c. ATKINS AND EN-
Il ployes for the kind assistance which they gave
me during the sickness and burial OF my wife. THOS.
l.. 426 South Tennessee street.
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PUNSTERS AGAIN.

The bill-poster knows his place, and
there he sticks.-Providence Telegram
The wharf builder is man who is pretty
sure to be tried by his pers.-LowelI
Courier.
Governor Boies of Iowa is feeling more
than usually boisterous to-day.-Boston
Record.
Woman is like cigar. You cannot
iCdge tho filing by the wrappcr-Pltts-
burg Dispatch.
The farmer who closely packs his load
OF wood is sure 10 strike the popular
chord.--Loweil Courier.
Miss Willard denounces cider. Well.
cider won't hurt her as long Us it don't get
inside er.-Binghamtou Republican.
Temperance ladies should remember
that bad coffee sometimes furnishes
grounds for drinking. Columbus Post
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Andy ROSyen's Turn Of Mind.

The turn Of mind of Andy Bowen, shown
In his rcmakng his match with Austin
Gibbons of Paterson, is worth II word or
two. A year ago Bowen agreed to fight
Gibbons and the Paterson man went TO
New Orleans. Bowen and friends were
lowering about The dock when GihbpH's
steamer arrived, and when Bowen saw til"
feet inches of New Jersey walk down
the gang plank he was overcome with s@r-
row. Bowen is q very short man and q l.
bOns touched New Orleans not long after
the FitZsimmons-Demps match, when
everybody was talking Of how the NV
Z,alanGer, had won with his height and
reach. Bowen evidently saw on that
gang plank some more OF the height and
reach business and, point ank, refused
to carry out his promise. ! he Gibbonec8
had to come home without match Or the
forfeit money that Bowen'S people AZ
been supposed to have put UP. After G b.
bOns met McAulilIe ana the verdict went
out that Gibbons was poor second in
that race, Bowen switched around, forgot
about height and reach, and asked cor a
renewal of the match. Paterson was viii
ing, and there ought TO be something Of
tho personal, outside of the money, caH-
sideratioD, when these fellows meet in the
ring.
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a Missing Bridegroom.

Whether Walter Parsells, of Catskiil N.
Y, has committed suicide, boon fouliy
dealt with, or is a gay deceiver, are ques-
lions that friends of Miss Cora OImstead,
daughter of Ira Z. Olmstead, of Brush
Ridge, are trying to answer. Brush
Ridge is 4 settlement near Pine Hill, New
York State, and it was there that Par
sells and Miss OImstead were to have
been married on November IS. Every
thing had been prepared for the core
mony. The bride was attircd in her
Wedding gown, tho invited guests and
the relatives of the bride were gath
cred at the house. but the groom
came not. After waiting several hours
1t was decided to postpone the Wedding
until the next day. The arrival OF every
train was watched, but Parsells failed to
appear. \ telegram was sent to the place
where the missing groom boarded in Cats
kill to ascertain II he was there. An an
swer was received to the effect that Par
sells had not been seen for two days. and
that his wedding clothes and wearing ap-
parel were all in his room. 1t has since
been learned that lie LEFT Catskiu on the
Monday previous to tho day set for the
wedding, saying that he was going to
Newburgh, but would return to Catskill,
and thence go to the home Of his af1ianced.
AS he has rot been seen in Newbursh, and
no trace OF him has been found there, his
friends think he has met with foul play.