Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1871 — Page 4

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maiaornr. Par aB4at—al Clip Bawa aaa ttlrtf Matlaa ta WMaaaalibaaa. ▼bon of oar aabacciben who aiay miM Ratting their paper* are requested al*v* to noiity oa. ce that ia the only way hy Which we wan be iit%raied of the fcrt. 4 Katie*. One of the reemlationa of the Poet Office Departtnent forbid* the delivery of letten addresced to iaitiala, and cooeeqMitty hdvertieen who wiah to reocive answer* through the post ofioe most have them addressed to some name. Persons answering advertisements where inittals only are given, will bare lo bring or Mod their tether* to the office of The Evening Hews, n* they will not be tent throngh the mail* tf Two grand comedies at th* Academy tonight. A marriaoi license was issoed this forenoon to Henry 0. Kettenbech and Ada Neal. A vkoro was summoned to sit Upon a jury at the Civil Circuit Court this morniag, bnt was rejected. GsoaoR P. Brown, of Wayne county, was to-day admitted to practice in the OitttlU and Common Please Courts.

fhs brick work on the Court House etten•ioo Lm reached the second story, and is being rapidly oathed forward. —\ Bsv. Dr R. D. Harper and family left the city this morning at 10:20 o’clock, for Philadelphia, by way of the Pan Handle railroad. Thi Vetter-Oagg case, the third trial of which is just being completed in the Civil Circuit Court, has, altogether, occupied the time of the coart for thirteeu and a half weeks. Yus motion to admit to bail QottUeb WachSMtter, charged with killing Albert Christie, is being beard in the Criminal Court. The evidence so far has developed nothing new. Mrs. Gko. Rhodius intends adding another story to the Circle House, enlarging its dining room, and replacing the wooden front with one ot iron. The work will be commenced in a short time. ^ f Tbs motion by the detense In the ease of the 8t*te vs John Barns, larceny of a quantity of oopner, brass, etc., was overnled by Judge Ellioitthis forenoon, and the defendant sentenced to two year! in the penitentiary. Tu* anniversary of the Indianapolia Female Bible Society will be held in Roberts Park Church, Delaware street, on Sabbath evening next. Several clergymen will addrea* the meeting. All co-operative churches are invited to unite in the exercises. I ad I aaa Pate ate. List of patents issued to citisens of Indiana during the week ending Xar'h 21, 1871, each bearing that date, reported weekly for The News, from the office of the “Indianapolis Patent Agency,” solicitors, model builders, etc., No. 87 East Market street, Indianapolis, Indiana: Horse Hay Fork-Benjamin F. Brown, Gatlin. Sawing Machine—Jacob Felton, Falrmoanl Churn—David Fmnkfoder, Wacarusa. Hay and Cotton Presaar—Charles A. Robineon, Florenoe. Tying Broom 1 * and Brushes—James H. Anderson, Terre Haute. - ’ ' . , Awotber Mklwwai Bww "An affray occurred at th* Bates House saloon at about nine o'clock last evening, wherein Sheldon Fairchild, ot St. Louis, was rather roughly handled. He was somewhat intoxicated, and being a quasi prise fighter, got to bragging that he could whip any man in Indianapolis, etc. The result was a sort of tree fight, participated ia by Gaston, the bartenders Fairchild, and Jake Fitter, ia the midst of which Fairchild wantonly discharged a revolver through a partition in tha rear of the saloon. Fairchild was arretted, and this morning fined $34 35 by the Mayor, for assaulting Gaston and disturbing the peace. Fitter pleaded guilty of assaulting Fairchild, and paid*an assessment of $8 AS. It was simply a drunk* en row, that might have proved disastrous had not officers Sbi-w and Elliott appeared upon the scene to prwvoat further disturbance. Tbw mamwlwrn. The ladies of the Women’s Christian Association invite their finead* to a reunion oa Friday evening, Marah 25th, on the occasion of th* opening of the mew Association Rooms. The entertainment will be ia Uto room lately used as the Exchange Theater, mU will be at * Piano solo—Bise Lottie Titeomh. Becitattoo—Miss Katie Landis. Quartette, vocal—Mrs. Dr. Wright, Mr. Mayhew, and other friends. Piano solo—Mrs. S. S. Culbertson. Recitation—Mrs. Coffin. ^ Martin and Mrs. Hopkins, r R W.. Halford

Stitation —Room i. No. N. OeesgO H Carter vs The Augusta Gravel Road Company. Damaces * Oa trial by the Court. 3 James H. UcNeman vs. City of Indianapolis et al. Damagsa. Sot for trial by a jnry oa Monday morning. Cosmos Puss —The morning sssriou was devoted to ntlea, motions, etc. Thlsafteraooo the ease of James 8 kill a. Jr. st si. vn James SkUlen, will be tri^d. Civil Ciscrrr.—No 1652. John C. Vetter vs. Randolph Gagg et eL Damage*. Jarr took the ease ander consideration at i:30 this morniag, and up to noon had not retained a Verdict 3096. Thomas Data vs. Pomelia Wtlsoa et al For posKSfien of real esute. Oa trial by ^ dsiaisAL Cotnst.—State Benjamin Johnson Arnault sod battery upon John Make Arraigned, pleaded tenner conviction, sad was dicckargcdStare vs James MeB. Shepard. Assanlt and battery upon William W. Smith. Arraigned, pleaded former coevmtioa. asd was diaebasged. State va. flam.nei CHjdtn Carryicg concealed wtsphhs. Withdrew plea ot not guilty and pleady guilty. Fined $1 and costs. Slate tb. John Burns. Grand larceny. Motion ter new trial overruled, and defendant sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, in accordance with the verdict ia tbhddii. State va Gottlieb Wacbstetter. Border ef Albert Christie. Evidence being heard with a view of admitting defendant to bail. State vs Benjamin Johnson. Murder of Hic«tnan B Hall. Case giten to the jury at 2:30 yesterday afternoon At noon todays verdict had not been returned - Citt—Sheldon Fairchild pleaded gnilty of distnrbing the peace, and of assaulting Sim Gaston. Afoesaed $U 35. Paid. Jacob Filler pleaded gdily of asmtiUing Sheldon Fairchild, and paid a fine of $8 15.. Christine Roberts assaulted Carrie Roberts sad teeeived an assess-ment of 65. Morris Donovan pleaded gnilty to a charge of assanlt upon Joseph Swigrert, and left security for the payment of $11 therefor. A charr* of provoke upon the same party was Fr»nkifoheti and kUry lioriarity had been disorderly drunk Frank paid his fine, but Mary languishes in the City Bastile. Onljr An sVersgb hotise witnessed thb Ant production of this popular three act drama ia this city last evening by the Wyndbam Comedy Ootnany, which is greatly to be regretted, because it is really one of the finest dramatic presentation* made in Indi&nspofts for months, and therefore merits a far better patronage than was bestowed upon it last evening. The play opens upon a scene in an English park, wherein all the leading characters are Introduced, and some first-class hits at fashionable marriages successfully made. The second act is very spirited, as Ours (an English regiment) is off. for the Crimean war. Several Varieties of leaVes-taking are finely illustrated. The acting of all the characters io this act are absolutely faultless. The last act represents a camp scene before Sebastopol, which, in spite of grim-rlsaged war surroundint; it, is overfiowing with humor, pathos and sentiment all harmoniously mln- v gled. “Oara” is a fcapital play, from first to last, replete tilth funuy situations and sayings, laughable satires on the marriage customs of the day, and withal, a more than average amount of good common sense. There are but two places where the performance drags a little, one in the first act and another in the last. ^ V All the members of the company played in their usual unequaledwtyle, and showed themselves perfectly at home, both in the drawing room of an aristocratic mansion and in the tent before Sebastopol. This is, withont doubt, the finest legitimate comedy company that ever performed in this city, and he loses much who fails to see them. To-night, the comic protean opera of “Mephisto's Mission,” and the comic drama in two acts, “Rosine and her Two Husbands, will be presented. There should be a foil bouse. Benefit to-morrow evening to Mf. Charles Wyndbam. At 2:15 o’clock this atternoon neither the jury in the Ben Johnson case, which had been out for twenty-fonr hoars, nor that of the Vetter-Gagg case, had finished their consnlta tiona. It k thought the former will fail to agree... 4fee«l ansntn TrauneUwnw. The following real estate transfer* have been fiM§ for record in the Recorder’* office since noon yesterday: / Asa Hunt and wife to Isaac M. Shidlsr, the n hf of lot 2, and 135 ft off the e end of the * hf of lot 1, outlot 37, $10 000. John Lingeman, Jr, and wifa to Henry O. Long, part of the e hf of • w qr, sec 17, t 15 n, r 4 *,$3 000. ’John R. Childers and wife tn Simeon C. Chitty, lot 13 in Bradshaw k Holmes’ sub of outlot 10Q, $300 The Crown Hill Cemetery to M.T. McClure, lot 125 sec 2, $125. James H. McKernan to Henrv J. Stanridge, lots 27. 28 and 29. outlot 121, $1,125. 'J. J. Deitrich to Clarissa Howard, south two-thirds of lot 15, in Robson h.Voorhees’ addition. $2,060. E T. Fletcher et al. to Fletcher k Churchman, part of the s w qr of sec 7, t 15, r 4, $350. Jacob B McOhesney to Fred. Roswinkle, lot 66 in McOhesney’a subdivision of outlot 160. $350 ' B. A. Todd to 0. Trandalman, a hf of lotSS, outlot 43, $550. R. L. Whitten to C. G. Russell, lot 13 in outlot 123, $500. W. J, Brown to Mary Street, part of the s w qr of sec 35 116, r $f$750 Frank A. Dial to W. A. Krag, fot 3, bk 12, in Draki’s add. $2 650. Same to T. F. Holland, lot 32, same block, same add, $2 350. Mary Under to Minnie Bier, part of lot 72, ia outlot 111, $1,200. Henry Bocher to Henntnn Ccleman, one acre in lot 5, Daniel Yen dee’ gubdivion of part of the Carson farm, $1600 Solomon Blair to David Bend, lot 9 in Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company’s add. to Indianapolis, $300. W. H. Morrison to W. A. Krsg.lotS in Morrison’s add $1,000. Total consideration $26 950.

ffiffiThe Dram Circle Bow, with long ends, ia very suitable for elegant dressing. Gentlemen will find it at Parker’s, No. 30 W. Washington street, as well as many other taking style*. Jffi’See it The Pacific Railroad drinking cap at Goldstar’s. Jffi*The “Corner Cigar” stt Cobb s on th*

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the city. Fringing, " at tha Weed Sewing Machine Office, 42 North Peansylvaaia stmt, > Opposite the Post Office. ffiW’Rseaat failures fbow the importance of patrunisiag companies tha! afford the most reliable indemnity, sad th* value of A policy in aay ef the companies nprase* wd by Abtwmet dMntbe aftKftflt, when compared with *mpaatee of small RMaa* and !«• prudent manA. TW* will aaply, eepedally, to i^*k* ter tents of three or five yean. i.ll of the companies at Insurance Headqn art era are first-class, and it b th* daty of every man Insuring his property to call oa Hr. Abromei <n P^*OoWs baking powder, fifty cents per pound, at Cobtfs, Comer Illinois and Washington street. ^ ‘Paper collars are only 10 cents a box; sad all sorts of notions are cheaper than ever it Cematj’s, 42 South Illinois street. 23 3 ffifiPTh* Pacific Railroad drinking cup at Colclswr’s. Candy and cakes of every description for parties, weddings, festivals and individuals, at Messick and Trott’s confectionery. No. 40 West Washington street There is no end to the goodies there, and a nimble sixpence goes along way.' ^ 18 3eod

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Bingham has the finest jewelry estab'lshtnent In the Stale, and it is located at 50 East Washington street and be offers bargains (bat can not be duplicated in the West. Call and claffline. ^ ffiWOnly 5c for a good Havana cigar at Mayer k Bro.’s, under the Palmer House. 22 4 ffiWHoop skirts add corsets, latest stylee and lowest prices at Medina's Temple of Fashion. ^ MW*$l 25 for Gents’ Kid Gloves at Warren k Chambers’ “Fancy Buaaar.” . 18 Send AW* Brooks’ celebrated six cord, soft finish spopl cotton, four spools for 25 cents, at the office of the Family Favorite Sewiag Machine, 42 North Pennsylvania street, Opposite the Poet Office. Mffi-The cheapest, best and largest stock of millinery goods are at Conaty’s. 42 South Illinois street. f|| 23 3 AW Those excellent saddles, harness, etc. are made by J. C. Hereth at his new place of business, No. 30 North Pennsylvania street. You can buy a tip-top whip at the same place.

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AWB&by Cabs cheapest at the Fancy Basaar. 18 3eod AW'Conaty is still selling those splendid French corsets for only 75 cents, at 42 South Illinois street ^ 23 3 AW*You*know it I know it and everybody that has visited the Cheap Shoe Store knows that Cady Bros., 58 Nortk Illinois street are selling boots and shoes cheap. 18 tf

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Store RmioGeitjilMiffiey to Loai. T WILL BENT s first elwe store to.** in mj 1 block 11 tbs corner of Washington s.’id Kohls itrfets on better terms icr the teusnt tb.aa pay r'v.m of Jlke qtsiity can be rented th the city. Would not objesV to mskins a long loan to a suitable tenant who son give ssiUlM'or« security. 22 tf WM B. ENGUSK.

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Special Notice.

Friday, March 24th, 1871. Workingmen, send your wires to the Farmers’ Store on this day as we hare some special inducements to offer: Crash Toweling, 8c; 1 ease Beautiful Irints, lOrf 1 lot Dress Goods, l&and 2Qe; m Brown Sheeting, 10 and 130; Lonsdale and Hills Muslins, 15e.

Parties deslr&ng U> replenish their Table ware, chase new outfits, will li»«4 a Huo assorfmemt oOTei In CHIMA, CROCK IKK Y, GLY^WAREg FUR

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I $10 Reward rrriLLBK PkIDfor the Arrest and conviction f V of anv person or parsons so gag'd la the destruction ef Shale Trees sad Boxes in the City t f

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Ns Matter Whether you go Rest or West, take either the “Bee Line” or “Vondalla ” v at the new hot tftore of the niff Bras., 4* West Washington street, opposite th* Palmer

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Of those elegant prise hats for th* young ou«s at Bamberger’s. Bamberger has th* choisest lot for youths then Is ia th* elty. Qalf and ass at IS East Washington rest. ■ - ___ WsiuThor*! I was goisg to t*U you all about these shoice styles silk hats at Beaton, hut It Is sech pleasure to look at them that w* advise all ear readers to call at th* One Prim Hat Steve near tha Past office, sad examine all tha latest stylee hats and cepUthsre to 99 || Sa tttmsa, If Tea WIN Step la. At Smith A Fester’s, Mo. 22 East Washington strset, you will tad the most tasty arranged and th* finest assortaoeat of scarfs and bows sari the nicest setting paper collars to he found la any Wester* eity. Also, white shirts that really filths form, and wiJ do service. 22 S Che tea and Charming Are the elegant hate Ur th* ladles, at tha aheap millinery store ef J. W. Bsllley, 63 North Illinois street. These era chamlng sptlnx goods.

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AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

On MoncUj Next. M*roh 27, st Two

in Monddj Next, M*roh 27, at Two GREATLY

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Money can buy many things good and evil. AH the wealth ot the world can not buy you a friend, nor pay you forth* lorn of one. “I only wanted one thing to make me happy,” Haslitt writes, “but, wanting thaAhav* wanted everything.” And again: Wly heart, shut up ia the rattan house of this rude day, ha* never found, nor will it ever find, a heart

to speak to.”

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/W* Ladies can secure a perfect fitting whoa lt

or Bide laee gaiter at Gox A Netm’s •tore, No. 32 South Illinois street.

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rpHEIB LOTS am a subdivision of that beautiful X block of ground known ae the “Meeker Proper, yeatbneed between the stieeta above named. In a section of the dir that is raptd’V improving, and withia au eoty wsikiugdlstuice of tbe bastness center ot the city. The grounds a*e high, ary and cr rkok rg the eity, and the terms of payment ore

within the re* h >f every one.

'geras- of hol^-Ouo-flfth cash; oas-ifth in six mouth*; one-fifth In twelve months; sao ifin in eighteen mon>hs, end one-ftfth .In eighteen man tbs, and ol e-filth tn twenty-four months, with At thee?me time win also foe aaftt ska large Frame tfieaae on above grounds, lately pcoa pied by /oka Charit*, t gether with th* out-build

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