Indianapolis Leader, Volume 2, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1881 — Page 4

BATES HOUSE SHOE STORE . I have the nicest stock of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SANDALS, BUTTON NEWPORTS, OPERA TOE SLIPPERS AND NEWPORT TIES, that can be found in the city.

Ladle' flue Prbble Goat Xeivport Tie, Ladles9 Hue Kid O t a Toe Siipperx, -Ladles-flue Kid Uaiid-Sewed lltuton Xcwporlg, Indies' Kid 3-Slrap Sandal Slipper. JLadlt s' line Kid iluilon SlineM, worked lioler, Ladies' lino IVbble Goat ISutiun Shoes, -landlos tine Kid Hm Ion Ntioe, 'iuctuunli inakr, -I&diefc' French Kid Mile I. nee Shoe, Iiadi s' Kid Hntt'tiiTfCM Cbifdren" He Kid Ilntton Shoe, worked bole. Children IVbUle limit llnttoii Miocs-, - Children tlnr Kid XcwportTii h, Jtteu'a Kuckle Alexin Ties, - 3HiT l.ow-cu Oxford Tie, Men's liue Calf Boots. - Jinn's ilue Calf Itnilon Clolb-iop Nboei, Men's Haud-gewed Calt IlroRiuis. - LADIES'. MISNKS' ANI C7IIIJ,IltKXS NIIOHS AXI PEIUS OF ALI. KIXDS HADK TO OIUIEU.

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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMES, DRUGGIST'S MINERAL WATERS. PHABIyZACY -OF Louie Eichrodt, (Successsr to J. B. Sill.) 99 INDIANA AVENUE. AT DOWN TOWN PRICES PRESCRIPTIONS Drugs and Medicines, a specialty. Choice Cisrs, Pure Wines and Liquors Our EXQUISITE PERFUMES are unrlvaUed by any In the market for DELICAOY an! INTENSITY Of ODOR TOILJET SETS and VASES, TOILET SOAPS and TOILET POWDERS, ELEGANT CUT OLASSBOTTLES, HASl and STAND MIRRORS. Also a large assortment of CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, SHAVING and SHOE BRUSHES. A toll assortment of STATIONERY, And In fact ANYTHING, EVERYTHING, usually kept In a . IRST CLASS DRUG HOUSE, o3Ilemember the place INDIANA 09 AVENUE Cor. Vermont. TO 8CBSCBIBEBH. If jou fall to receive your paper, notiTjr (bis oflice t once.. To Subscriber. It vou see a blue mark on your paper, Know" that your time is up, and that your w;n discontinued unless you pay JD' " The blue mark will not be used for sub scriber in the city of Indianapolis ;tney will i v vUitpd bv ft collector. It is for gßj A ' -J , all outside of the city. IO AGENTS. 1. Agent is required to settle not later than Thursday of each week, for the papers of the preceeding week no papers are to ha sent to anv asent who faila thus to setw tie. 3. No papers are to be sold on credit unless tbe agent chooses to pay for them and run the risk of collecting. 3. Each agent is to order only the number of papers tnat can be sold. There are several gentlemen of good standing in the communities in which they live, who are indebted to us in various sums. "We have their letters acknowledging the same and promising to pay. Vie have aesire to iniure those gentlemen, but we want our money. "We make this final appeal to them to settle and if they do not do co we will lay the facts before the public, and allow their fellow citizens to decide whether they are worthy of the confidence of honorable men. CITY NEWS. The Leader is on sale at the following places. Joseph Smith's news depot, No. 13 N. Illinois street, opposite Bates House. Bell's cigar store, No. CO "West Market. Louis Eichrodts drug store, 99 Indiana avenue. Wi 1 Floyd's barber shop, No. 5 Indiana avenue. Scott & Lucas' barber shop, No. 161 Indiana avenue. Louis Eichrodt, druggist, 99 Indiana avenue. The usual weekly railroad accident occurred Thursdaj morning j the victim being

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a tramp named O'Brien. He was run over and killed by a switch engine near Dillon street. lion. D. "W. Grubbs assumed Mayorail duties Friday morning. Mrs. Eiiza Johnson, of Chicago, is home on a visit to her parents. Ilenry Tomkins has returned from Chi-J cago, sick with rheumatism. Mrs. W. A. Sweeney returned home last Monday, from a visit to Cincinnati. Mr. J. H. Ringgold has returned from a visit to bis old home, New Richmond, O. "Miss "Pet'' Smothers received the prize at the entertainment Thursday evening. Miss Maud Christy has been slightly indisposed the last week, but is about recovered. "We are informed that Mr. J. II. Purnell, of Cincinnati, will be in the city in a few days. The residence of Mrs. Parker, on "West North street wa3 damaged to the amount of about $200. Ada Stone and Jennie Butler, colored, escaped Irom the Female Reformatory Wednesday night. The rumored death of James Mathews has been confirmed, lie died a few minutes after being shot. Mrs. Franklin spent several days this week with her mother who has been quite sick near Jonesburg Ind. Do not fail to go to Bryce's brush factory at No 14 and 10 E. South Stroet, and examine his whitewash brushes. Hon. J. B. Connor, of the Indiana Farmer, has been appointed Chief of the Bureau of Statistic by Gov. Porter. Straw hats, larges stock and lowest prices, for men and boys at Seaton's Hat Store, 25 North l'enn. St. Forepaugh's great show, and in fact the best show traveling this season, will be in Indiacapolis Monday, May 16. Mr, Ed. Outland returned Thursday eveening, from a two weeks visit in Newark, Ohio. He reports a very pleasant time. At Bell's, 62 West Market St., a choice lot of cigars, stationary, stamps, and postal cards will be found constantly on hand. Deputy Sheriff, J. D. Bagby conveved Charlie Daniels to the Northern prison la' t Tuesday. Charlie goes up for four years. Mr. Joseph Johnson has returned from a visit to Hot Springs. He is much improved in health and is well pleased with his visit. The colored Church, at Brazil, will be dedicated Sunday. Kev. Tucker will visit all tbe Churches in the city, and solicit money for his. Mr. Ben Meredith, who has been sojourning in our midst for a year or two. returned Monday evening last to his old home, Bowlingreen, Ky. Mis3 Estella B. Jones is traveling with the first University jubilee singers and not with the original Tennesseans as was reported sometime ago. The reason Mr. Bryce it selling whitewash brushes so cheap, is in order that he may introduce them in this market. Miss Mamie B.Evans of Covington Ky. is in the city visiting her aunt Mrs. Iaac Allen on West Second street and will probably remain a week or ten days. The concert at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Thurday and Friday evenings, was quite a success with a large and appreciative audience. The selections were good, and were received with enthusiastic applauses by the house. Straw hats, largest etock and lowest paices, for men and boyt at Seaton's Hat Store, 2o Nonn renn, fctreet. The New York Dye House, on "West Market St., is the place to get your cloths dyed andcleanel. Cheapest place in the city. Give them a call. Officer Holt found a white girl child about a week old on the steps of the old Orphan Asylum on Tennessee sireet.last Tuesday evening. It was nicely wrapped up, and appeared to be about a week old. Fine lace ties, 25, 30, and 35 cents. Fine Udkf.ties 40 and 45 cents. "Wide laces, 5 cents, very cheap. Fancy Bazar, 6 East Washington St. With Forepaugh's great show, which will spread its mammoth tents in Indianapolis, Monday, May 16, will be the "beautiful lady," of whom so much has been said through the press. Go to Lonis Eichrodts, 99 Indiana Avenue, for Mrs. Freeman's New National Dyes. For brightness and durability of color are unequaled. Color from 2 to 6 pounds. Price, 15 cents. Straw hats, largest stock and lovest prices, for men and boys at Seaton's Hat Store, 25 North Penn. Street. Mr. "Wilbur Elliot' loom was entered one evening last week by burglars, and relieved him of about $19 woith of valuables,

among the missing articles was a very val uable Knight Templars badge. Don't fail to see Furepaughs greatest show on earth, next Monday. It is reported that J. 11. Beech was mar-

ried last Saturday evening, in Detroit, to an I Indianapolis iaay. Oflieer Holt has been making war on the .Tiw-L-fm ih;..vi.i in tJirt ti.illu.rii imrtof the city, and has about cleaned them out. Holt's lirst vear'a work on the lorce has a a X, a. V- Aa VUV V uv v- - - m I shown him to bo a very efficient officer. llev. J. M. Townsend was in the city last Sabbath and conducted Bervices at the Vermont fctreet Church in the evening. An interview with him on the condition of the colored people in the South, will appear in next week's issue. Mr. Wash Cbtatham, turnkey at the Sixth street station hous serms to havo di?char.'od the duties of his office for the past year very creditably to himself and at a great saving to the city, ills many friends are making a strong etf'ort to secure his reappointment. Our genial and nappy-heartod friend Henry Forte, of Cincinnati, spent last Sabbath with his Indianapolis friends. Henry is quite a favorite with the ladies, and since his departure wo have beard several anxious inquiries as to when he will return. Come again Henry, you will always be welcome. It would take a pretty keen eye, aiid a skilled observer to detect the period which usually exists between winter and summer. That portion of "gentle spring" not ab sorbed by 4,grim winter'' fceeni3 to have lapsed 'ery snddenly into 'burning summer. Tno ' spring" seems to bu in the vegetation. A mistake has been mado somewhere. Ball's cigar store was j?ain entered by burglars Thursday night, and a qjantitity of cigars and a pair oi gold sleeve buttons were taken. This is the third time in the last month that Billy has been robbed, and he begins to think it a little monotonous. He, however, thinks he is "onto his man'' in this case, and a little sensation may be looked for in a few days. It is rumored that a certain young gent, who visits in the vicinity of 2so. Columbia street, is very fond of candy; the boys say he purchases a pound once a week under the pretense that it is for his girl, but the young lady says he never gives her any. AYhen tackled about it he said he could tind nothiug to talk about, and so he had to "chaw, chaw them pard." I Messrs G. L.Jones and J. H.Thomas paid Crawfordsville a flying vUit Inst Thursday. Through kindness ot their old schoolmate and genial Inend Mr. Lindsey Heining they had a very pleasant day's enjoyment. They arriyed just in time to accompany that gentleman and his school on a little picnicing expedition. They report everything lovely and the girls lovelier. Excursion tu I.ouiville. AVe call attention to the advertisement of the Mienerchor excursion to Louisville, which takes place Sunday, May Ml. Every arrangement has been made by the society to insure the pleasure and romfort oi those who wih to visit the Falls City. The greatest aggregation on earth will spread its mamn oth five acres of tent in Indianapolis next Monday, May 10. Every one should see it. Bnntirul luwerw. Mr. J. D. Prinz has just received a very choice lot of assorted flower seeds, and those wishing to secure the best varieties will do well to call on him. Packages irom five to twenty-five cents, also a choice lot of vegetable seeds. Old stand, 190 Indiana Avenue. To Wbitewashere. Patronize home industry. We are prepared to furnish as good whitewash brushes as are to be oougnt any wnere, ana win awow liberalkinducements to purchasers this spring, in order to have them introduced in this market. Indianapolis Brush Factorv, No. 14 & IG E. South St. Peter F. Bkyce, Prop. Grand Rally. On the third and fourth Sabbaths of this month the congregation of the Tabernacle Baptist Churcü, situated on lihode Island u.ca mo,.- tv, fWh.ir.rA Thim-h d.-hts. sfiv. ma kmc a trranu enon 10 eral prominent ministers will officiate on the occasion. The generous public or solicited to attend and lend a helping hand in this commendable effort. Rev. C. Wilson, Pastor. A l'lg Blaze. A very destructive lire occurred yesterday morning which resulted in the almost total Joeirtir-tirtn nf (I W. Hill' fixtensive tdaining mill, situated on the corner of East and Georgia streets. The alarm was turned in at about half past 'J, and although the üre department w9 promptly on band, owing to the imflamableness of the material, the establishment was pretty well gutted before the fire was under control. The loss will amount to several thousand dollars, partially insured. Notice. Bell's Reorganized Coronet Band is ready for engagements. The management of the band is in the hands of Ilenry Flemings, S. C. Tannerand Edward Jones. Any person or persons wishing to engage the band can apply to either of the managers. They can be found at various places; Henry Flemings at 04 and CG N. Pennsylvania street, or rear of school 21, on New York street, Edward M. Jones corner of "West and Vermont street, S. C. Tanner, at 200 North Meridian street. All communications address to S. C. Tanner at the above number New lrup Store. The large drug establishment of Butler & Brown, at 22 West Washington street, which is advertised in this week's issue, we cheerfully recommend to the patronage of the public. Mr. Brown was for a number of years engaged in the drug business at 325 East Washington street, and is thoroughly acquainted with all the departments of the trade. Mr. T. II. Butler was for a long time connected with the Ilcmy Hotel, and would be glad to havo his old friends, and the public generally, to call and see him. See advertisement on first page. Flashes From the Northeast The grand prize contest of Allen Chapel will take place one week from Monday night. All persons wishing to participate will send in their names by card, or give their names verbally to the Superintendent of the school, and also the subject of their election. Prizes will be awarded for the best read selection from Shakespeare, be;t selection of prose reading, best original composition, best declamation committed to memory, best read selection of poetry, best instrumental rendering on the organ, bet original design in drawing, most successful competitor in the debate entitled, "Is falsehood justifiable?" The following gentle, men have been selected as judges: W. Allison Sweeney, John L. Evans, C C. Stepp, Levi Christy and Samuel Early. The whole to conclude with a grand Oriental festival. Kev. Mr. Titus and Alfred Harrison, Committee. THE "DROP." The next meeting of the "Drop" will be held next Tuesday night, instead of Monday, as usual. Appended is the programme. Address, by J. T. V. llillr recitation, by Miss Ida B. Brown; scene from the tragedy of Kichard III., in costume; character, Duke of 01o8ter,Mr. Ceil Saunders; ballad," Love'i Power," Miss Sarah Johnson; discussion of the Chinese question, by Messrs. Early and Hill.

COUPS' CIRCUS.

Truly Montr xhibition Willi Many AttrHctive Feature. Syracuse (jouiier.l Coups' Circus ravo two exhibitions in this city yesterday t j audiences that testi-d thy capacity cu ui maimnoiu wm. rnny jri oterday inornirig the Btreetn b'gan to present a lively appearance, and by 10 o'cU ck tho main thoroughfares were nearly imputable, mm " so great was the crowd upon them. Those who watched and waited lor the street parade were at first disappointed, owing to dolay occasioned by a detention of the special train that brought tbe monster show from Little Falls to Syracuse. At one timo it was foared that the street parade would have to bo abandoned, but Mr. Coup declared that he would make a street parsde if his show was not unloaded before 1 o'clock. Mr. Coup is a man who believes in keeping faith with the public in every particular and as ho had promised a parade he was bound to make one in any event. The delay in unloading the monster show led to rumors of various character which gained currency upon the streets. The chief cause assigned was an alleged strike among the laborers attached to the show. Nothing could be more abiurd than this rumor. A careful inquiry amor.g the laborers revealed the fact that they were perfeclly contented, were well p?iid and had rthought of making complaints of any sort The men also stated that none of their number had struck or contemplated doing so. It is impossible to tell wnere tneso HK-tiru rumor originated, but in the opinion i f the management they were set alloat by some would-be rival concern, with the ue.-pii N.b'o intention of injuring Mr. Coup's bu.-ircss. They uiterly failed, howeer, to produce the desired effect, as the immense audience at both the afternoon and the evening per formances abundantly testified. As for the show itself, w can conscientiously say that a better one was never givin in this city. The street parade was a most imposing one, The horsos were splendid specimens and the chariots and wagons wore all new and bright looking. Inside the monster tent, which, by the way, is the largest ever constructed in this country, there were three rings which were occupied from beginning to end by performances of a most attractive, novel and interesttnir character. The horseback riding was skillful and daring; the athletic performances were particularly good; the Zulu and Indian braves attracted much attention; the wondertul leap of 100 feet through the air by Lulu was certainly the most startling act ever performed by nn athlete; the Broncho horses and the ponies showed wonderful intelligence and sagacity, and the tamed 4,Nettle" demonstrated her cleverness by jumping over a tive-barrcd gate and four horses. But the mt enjoy able part of the programme was tue last, comprising as it did hurdle, fhit and chariot pacing, for it was evident the contestants were thoroughly in earnest, and each desirous of winning. There is one fault to be found with Coup's great show. It is altogether too vast and too largo to be comprehended at one sitting. In other words there is too much of it. There is material enough in this concern to jnake a half a dozen ordinary shows. Mr. Coup has religiously kept every promise he made to the public, and when his next great show appears in Syracuse he can rely upon being greeted by still larger audiences than those who were delighted with his show yesterdav. HOUSEHOLD KNOWLEDGE. Uaked IIomixy Grits. One quart milk, one cupful milk, two ogs and a little salt; salt the milk and boil, then stir in hominy and boil lor twenty minutes; set aside and fully cool: beat egacs to stiff froth, and then beat them well and hard into the hominy; bake half an hour. Lemok Cakk. IJoat to a cream one cup of butter and three cups of powdered sugar. Add the yolks cf five egg?, previously well beaten, the juice and grated rind of one lemon, and a cup ot milk with one teaspoon saleratus (or baking powder) dissolved in it. Then add the whites of the ejres beaten to a stiff J roth; sift in four cups of flour and bake. Cream ki Chickex. Clean and"cut up in neat pieces two chickens. lut them on to boil and before they aro dono pare some potatoes, cut them in two, lay them on top of the chicken and let them boil till done. Then take up the potatoes carefully on a plate by themselves, pour a pint of sweet cream upon the chicken, let it heat, then thicken with a scant tablespoonful of flour dissolved in a small half cupful of milk. Season with salt and pepper and fresh butter. If you have no cream eweet milk will answer, but more butter will be required. BODINE'S P U I P If C P JXP U ft I C 0 ft I U II I U IV L. II U M U L L 1 1 H ANTIDOTE. A sure preventive of that terrible scourge. It is not an accidental discovery, but the result of experience with Poultry; it is the combination of se?ral remedies with the bad or useless eliminated. Keep your chickens well fed and supplied with the Antidote and vou will Bucceed. This pieparation is guaranteed to be pure and of positive benefit to the poultry world. One trial ensures renewed Bales. Ask your merchants f- i t and if they do not have it send to the undersigned. Retail, 75 cents. Prepared only by 1. II. IL,. NOWL.AN1), IiicLla.iiuiollM, Intl. Chickens are profitable if due care is taken. Egpj sold at wholesale in Indianapolis Jan. 21, lSsl, for 60 cents per doz. MJENNERGHOR EXCURSION TO Otf SUNDAY, MAY 22. FOB THE BOUND TEIP TIcketH good to return cn all regular trains on Bunday, Monday and Tuesday. Train leaves Union Depot at 7:30 a ra. Tickets for sale at the northeast corner of Illlnol and Washington streets, and at Union Depot TicUtt Office. SMITH'S CIIEU DYE WORKS Is the best place in the city old clothes to have your Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired. No. 3 Martlcdale's Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. w w m UK No, 35" West Market Street, Ross Block, one half Sqaare East cf Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing Done in the Best Manner.

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.ZU I LAS CONQUEST OF THE LAWS CF GRAVITATION TRAVERSING THC AERIAL ROADWAY WITH IRON RODS ATTACHrOm TO HER FEET WAIT FOR THE GREATEST OF ALL, THE EREftT.FOREPAUGH show Will exhibit Atternoon and Evening at InfliaiA Way, . May 16. On the Old Show Ground, W. Wash. St. linaiano:a.) Now making Its Seventeenth Annum Tour Ii th tlrst. th niilv. the ereat herd of 20 Performing Elephants, 1,500 WILD BEASTS, AND IN THE GREAT CIRCUS IN 2 RINGS, 9 TRAINED STALLIONS Arl two colossal Circus Companies, giving a different peifoimance In each ring, one price and ticket load. Omit g with lOOO AND IIORHE. SÄSS rival, exnibits tha wonderful act of Tiring a Human Being from a Cannon. 1 ofldtd with Powder. ZUILA, the ftmous Freuen equilibrist, rides a VELOCIPEDE OVEE A 3-4 INCH WIEE 100 F&ET FROM THC GROUND, And w heel her babe over the name high wire; and fli st Hpp?ranco In America of the great English T'oupe of Gvmnaftic Elcyclera, the famous SELBINI & VILLION FAMILY, who turn scmersai .Its. jnggle, form pyramids, stand upon thtlr beads, and do nearly every act per formed in a circus ring by riders, acrobats and gymnasts, UPON SLENDER BICYCLES GOING AT A 20-MILE SPEED. GRAND CONGRESS OF GIANTS, DWARFS 1X3 LIVING WONDERS And the flxot and only Ü Wool-Covered Elephants Just secured, first the world bas leen for cen turles, and only n-i-r-i a T lynT1-! n-TT? A U U1 Every rare animal known to natural History, Knluoceros, Hippopotamus, Sea Llor.B, and SPECIAL OIKOUS for OIRLS and BOYS In a Separate Ring. The great, grand GORGEOUS STREET PROCESSION WITH 3 BANDS OF MUSIC 3 Twenty Elephants, a mile of Chariots, hundreds of Horses and Ponies, and tbe beautiful Oriental Passant of LALLA ROOKH DEPARTING FROM DELHI, and a myriad of marvelous monopolized features can be eeen every exhibition day, at about 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Pavilion open at 1 and 7 P. M performances begin one hour later. Admission to all only 50 cents. Children under 9 jeaTM, 25 cents. KXTRA. TRAINS Reduced rates on all railroads, on exhibition day. Preferred Heats will be for sale May 16, at Frank Bird's Transfer Office, No. 11 North Illinois Street. ADIM FOBEFAITU1I, Sole Prop'r. GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW. ENGLISH'S OPERA HOUSE WILL E. ENGLISH, Proprietor. Wedtsday and Thursday, May 18 and 19. Af Multitude Amazed at the Magnitude, yl A tU Welcoming the Royal FaTorltea. tU JH RLY ' HAYERLY'S IS U T t O T TVTV IUKOPlAN JIAHTO IOTV MA8TODON MI IV TRELS . M HVSTRELS. A repetition of lhe Mastodonlo Mlnstrelay that distinguished their rtcent memorable engagement öf over 00 consecutive performance?, under the patronage of their Royal HlehnesBes, the Prince and Princess of Wales, at Her Majesty's Theater, London. Entire change of programme. Thursday, Mav 19. first time of the new burlesque, BILLY. THE T A If LOR, OR ALL I'VE ATH. introducing gems from "Olivette " and Htllee Taylor." Popular Prices. Beats now on aale at the box office. mmu Tactile 1 RODS, REELS, LINES, HOOKS, BAITS, FLIES, NETTING, SEINES, TWINES, NETS, CANE POLES, OARS. The Largest and Most Complete Assortment of everything In this line, Irom the Finest to tbe Plainest Article. CHAS MAYER & CO., 23 ui 31 WEST WASHIN3T0N ST. WHOA ! JANUARY ! ! AD. HERETH, Manufacturer of fa HORSE CLOTHING AND BOOTS, No. 74 EAST COURT STREET, Between Penn. and Delaware Sts., 15DÜSA.

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