Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1875 — Page 4

WE INVOICE

NEXT SATURDAY, ' ( An^irill lor this week, in order to rednee stock, make an actual and LIBERAL REDUCTION In prices on goods in every depart* ment. Purchasers will positively And the Best Bargains of the season all this week at the Trade Palace.

L. 8. AYRES & CO. trade: pal acid.

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER OR IN STOCK, From $18 to $36 per Dozen. OVER THIRTY NEW STYLES TO SELECT FROM. THE "ACME’ OF PERFECTION IN FIT. WORK MANSHIP and material. "THE BKBT 18 ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.” For a full itock of Men’ii FurnishinRH go to WALLACK FONTKR’N, 39 Kant Wmabiugton street.

THE “BROADWAY” HAT, ELEGANT, NEAT, TASTY, AT JB ATML JB KDOKR’H.

Full Lines Winter Underwear. ALL WEIGHT AND QUALITIES. R. M. COFFIN, MEN’S FURNISHER, No. 2 Martindale’s Block, Offloe Spaulding’s Steam Laundry.

MUST . BE SOLD. WE REFER TO OUR BLACK AND FANCY SILKS. The goods are desirable and the prices are the lowest to be found in the city. OUR DOMESTICS

▲re so cheap that we dare not publish a price list for fear of the rush.

OUR EMBROIDERIES Are as cheap as the cheapest and av good as the best Remember the entire stock at No. OO TCont ■Washington Street ’ MUST UK SOLD. GORDON HESS.

THE EVENING NEWS

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY '£>. 1875.

1 p. M. Barometer, ...29,9911 Thermometer..

OiyY NEWS. The KvemlhC Newe has the larffest drenlaUon la the city, and le the meet desirable medlnm for reaehlas aU

The Kelly habeas corpus case conies up for hearing before Judge Blair Monday. Jease Jones has been appointed administrator of the estate of Lewis B. Bracken. John F. Junken and Mary Starr, Charles Foster and Eva Hill, hare been licensed to

marry.

• Ike Davis, through the assistance of friends, is preparing to start a hat store at 21

South Illinois.

Workmen are engaged in removing the rubbish from the Boston Block preparatory

to rebuilding it.

Clarence Adonis, of Edinburg has taken a position with Green, the druggist, vice Chas.

Dennis resigned.

Mrs. Martha M. Judson has been declared of unsound mind by a competent jury which

inquired into her case to-day.

A delegation from the W. C. T. U. made a visit to the County Auditor today to in-

spect the liquor petitions on file.

James Phillips this forenoon was arrested by officer Deck, charged with stealing brass

journals from the Bee Line shops.

The police have made no arrest for the past 36 hours, and accordingly the City Court

docket was very slim this morning.

The City Treasurer is offering for sale at

the Court bon

his tax list,

ly.

ise the delinquent property on The bidding was not very live-

der arrest for assault and battery on John

Frenburtiaer.

The committee to investigate the affairs of the Northern Prison leave for Michigan City to-night. Mr. James H. Woodard goes with

them as clerk.

Mmxxj more communications on the subject of bull-beef have been received. There is a lively belloW, but a few more names and

facts are needed.

Tlscus is unlucky in getting into

V actions in which his brother, not — —

ja. is interested. It was Frank, not WURam, point and others eon

whom Ale attacked. 1 meat,

Wm. FI print for

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^A decidedly lively suit was in progress today before Glass, the plaintiff being a washerwoman, who brought action to recover $22

Shaw, the billiardist has leased Trow'5 billiard rooms on South Meridian street, taking possession to-day, and hereafter will make this city his residence. Under this arrangement Charley Tyler, who has superintended the rooms for months past, retires with the good will of everybody. W. R. Gainer, of Scotland, Indiana, registered at the Shermat, thought to oniet bis troubled nerves with morphine, and accordingly purchased four grains and swallowed the drug at.one dose. It would have quieted him permanently but for the medical interference of Dr. Kaiser late last night. The Exposition Executive Committee last night agreed for the second week of the Exposition to offer from $3,000 to $5,000 in premiums, and get up a series of races in which such horses as Red Cloud, Fullerton and others, will be entered. A running race in the old Kentucky style will be one of the attractioua Ames M. E. Sunday School have elected J. A. Buchanan, Superintendent; Isaiah Stott and Sarah M. Russell, Assistants; J. S. Russell, Secretary; Ed. Stott, Assistant^ Wm. A. Cochran, Treasurer; Willie Morris,' Librarian, Ed. Beckley, Charles Stott and Frank Tressler, Assistants; itissLou Martin, organist, and I)r. F. Martin, chorister. Quite a stir was created in Irvington society last evening by the marriage of Miss Mattie Julian, youngest daughter of Mr. Jacob B. Julian, to Mr. Edgar A. Brown of the firm of Julian, Brown & Julian of this city. The ceremony was pelformed by Rev. 0. S. Dean of Plymouth church. A large company of friends from this and neighboring cities made merry till a late hour. The presents were numerous and valuable. The bride and groom left for the east this morning.

Tbe Appropriation Qaeatlon.

The Committee on 'Ways and Means of the legislature have agreed upon recommending the following appropriations to carry the ex-

penses of the State government:

Governor $ 8,000 Treasurer of State 3,000 Auditor of State 2,500 Secretary of State..... 2,000 Superintendent Public Instruction 2,000 State Librarian 1,200 Governor’s Seeretary .-. 1,000 Auditor's Clerks. 3,000 Treasurer's Clerks 1,600

1,500

800

1,000

20.000

2,000 1,000 1,50" 1,100 1,000 1,000 1,500 •2,500 4.000 1.000 1,000

. 1.000

Secretary’s Clerks

Superintendent's Clerks Attorney-General Judges Supreme Court ». state Home State Librarv Auditor’s otfice Secretary 's office Treasurer's office Superintendent's office Distribution of Laws Supremte Court expense Executive Department expense Contingent Fund Superintendent's Traveling Expense.... Attorney General's Traveling Expense

Expense Judiciary ’2,000 Expense State offices 2,000 Adjutant General’s salary .'. 800 Quartermaster General’s salary 300 sheriffs' Mileage 15,000 Indiana Reports 16,000 Geological survey 8,000 Military contingent 2,0.0

Insane Hospital 135, Deaf and Dumb 67,'

Blind 32,000 Soldiers’ Home 38,000 House of Refuge 35,000 Work shops Prison North 20,0 0 School fund bonds interest ‘234,000 Thirty-eight Circuit Judges 95,000 Thirty-eight Prosecuting Attorneys 19,000 Normal School 22,000 House of Refuge sewerage 1,000 Horticultural Society 500 Female Prison 27,500 Board of Education... 1,500 Interest on temporary loan, 1875 40,000 Purdue University 8,000 This appropriation is for the year 1875, and similar for 1876, with the exception of temporary loan interest foe 1876, which is much larger, being about $70,000. The appropriation for printing is, for 1875, $35,000, and out of which shall be printed, under the direction of the State Board of Agriculture, the reports of the Board lor the aforesaid year also the reports of the Horticultural Society for the year aforesaid, and Geological Re-

ports for the same year.

For the year 1876 there is appropriated for

public printing, $25,000,

Yartf Maafera In Convention. The Convention reassembled at 2 o’clock, at which the committee on permanent organization reported, nominating James Williams, A. <fe P., St. Louis, President; and George F. David, of the Bee Line, Secretary. This report was concurred in as also that of the committee on by-laws and constitution. Superintendent Evans, of the C. H. & I. road, tendered the association a free ride to Cincinnati over that line, for which thanks were returned and an adjournment was had until 10 o’clock to-day.

to-day’s proceedings.

The morning session of the convention was occnpied in making some immaterial changes in the constitution and by-laws, adopted yesterday. The delegates present were requested to plate their names upon the record as members of the T. M. M. B. Association, after which an election of officers for the ensuing year was held with the following result: President, B. Kring, N. Y. Central, Buffalo; First Vice'President, P. Williams, St Louis; Second Vice President, A. Scott, J. M. & I., Louisville; Grand Secretary and Treasurer, H. McPeek, C.. H. & I., Indianapolia Executive Committee, E. A. Cooper, I. B. <fc W., city; John Fields, J. . M. & I.. city; Frank Reynolds, Bee Line, city; Walter Brown, O*. & M., St. Louis; John Carney, Dayton Short Line. Dayton. The officers elect took their respective seats and the President said: “I feel proud of the honor von have conferred upon me, and am afraid it is misplaced confidence on your part I think that our cause is a just one and that this 'Mutual Benefit Association will be one of the best things ever organized. I hope all will make an effort to enlarge its membership.” For myself it met my views as soon as I saw your circular, and I did not come here with the expectation of holding any office, but since you have expressed a preference for me I accept the trust Buisness.” The usual vote of thanks was tendered the retiring officers, the city for courtesies extended and the press for kindly notices

of their proceedings.

The convention then proceeded to ballot for the next place of meeting, which resulted in the selection of Buffalo, New York, on

the 2d Wednesday of June, 1875.

The association adjourned at 1 p. m., and banquet this evening at the Sherman House, preparatory to the members leaving for their

respective tomes.

CHBOMBHB, Wild CLOU iH JIULB! BIWSDIE. W. P. having creatly increaMd his facilities for Manufacturing and Repairing ^mrpoaaa, fa now fully prepared to undertake all work in the Watch, Clock and Jewelry Departments.

DIAMONDS set in

e set in every style. GOLD and SET JEWELRY of all kind* made to order and WATCHES and CLOCKS thoroughly repaired. ENGRAVING in all its branches. None bat skilled and experienced workmen employed, and ail work dime WARRANTED

to give PCRPacr ^atispactios.

W. BUVOHA.M, ffO

E. Washington St.

BRADSHAW’S MUSIC STORE. 4-4: a.xkd 40 least 'W'cusliiNkgtoxk Street. HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR ALL Pianos, Organa, Ttolioa. Flntee, enttara. Plana Cover*, Plan* Stool*, Music Boxes and Musical Merchandise of nil kinds. Pianos and Organs for Rent.

Darnall, Cl. If. A.. Etc. Cal. Darnall elevates his spine over the equib of yesterday, and he rises with a multitude of reasons why heVoted for reconsideration of the Stilz annexation—prominent among which he wanted a committee to Investigate, it was t*o late for the ’74 tax duplicate, to make the annexation correspond to precedent heretofore established, etc. The News, not for countless millions, would hit Darnell a lick amiss, and it warms the cockles of its heart to hear that Calvin has some foundation, in his own mind, for such a reconsideration. For a truly good man to grieve is sad, therefore, Darnall, cheer up! One too Many. The act of 1874 provides for the payment of only 191 of the internal improvement bonds, and there has been paid up to date 98. Tne United States Government holds 69 of the outstanding number, and now comes that Liverpool man with 25, making a grand total of 192, or one more than there is provision for payment made. Either the 1874 act of redemption overlooked one, or else the bonds have numerically increased since transpl ;ng to a foreign shore.

WanderlDK Architect. A mild-mannered young man, with an abstracted and wandering look, haunts the lobbies of the Legislature. It is understood he has a “plan” for the new State House, modeled on the Greek cross style of architecture. This is inferred because he wears a ireast-plgte, with full-sized ground plan jf his design worked in Alaska diamonds.

t.OCJLL ITEMS.

We desire everybody to know that we haye on hand seven or eight tons of the inest Michigan butter. We have also made irrangements for a supply daily of the finest Lake trout and all other kinds of Eastern ind salt water fish. We also keep constantly on hand the finest poultry and choicest •utrs of all kinds of meat. Give us a call, at No, 70 North Illinois street.

Taggart’s bakery is a capital place to get a lunch at noon.

^SSuLadies’ sewed calf shoes $2, at City Shoe Store, No. 8 West Washington street, tn * ipS- First of the season. Mrs. Dietrichs & Walker, milliners, have received the spring styles, selected by Miss Walker, who is at the present time in New York. Ladies out shopping should call and examine the new spring shape hats, French :hips and English straws. Remember the place, 10 East Washington street. tn t y£9~A. beautiful lamp at the Dollar Store, uv * C. F. Meyer, Cigars and Tobacco, If North Pennsylvania street, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. Foreign and Domestic Cigars and fresh imported Turkish tobacco.

ISR-First spring flowers. J. W. Rielly, 63 North Illinois street, is now receiving the irst invoices of flowers and new style straw lats and bonnets. th h your grocer for Ferguson & Co.’s •Monogram Hams.” ut ut ^UThe best flour is used in the manufac : "are of Taggart’s bread and crackers, and hey are sold by all first-class grocers.

^^“There’s no one supposes that chapped ips or sore noses must be long endured when ■*0 easily cured by one or two applications of Medicated Mutton Tallow, “Cold Cream” >r “Rose Cosmoline,” the last a most excellent remedy, to be obtained only at Perry’s Pharmacy, opposite post office. j^'Good housewives, you can save a great leal of labor and vexation by purchasing Oobb’s baking powder. It makes the best iread that was ever eaten.

jZ^“John A. McGaw las the largest and finest stock of foreign md domestic cigars in the city. He has also ust received a fresh supply’of the general 'avorites, Nectar and Senate. Trade supdied. nSt-Yl you are thinking of purchasing a .jenuine diamond pin or ring, Re sure to nake vour selection at McLene A Northrop’s Bates House Jewelry Store. * 5^“For the celebrated G. W. cigar, and also ’he Alphabet, are among the many popular >rands sold by O. T. Wells ngarist, 18 North Meridian street, Sentinel building. IPS' You can’t tell what you can boy at Browning <fc Sloan’s Apothecaries’ Hall, till vou have examined their stock, of fancy -roods and toilet articles.

Tfce Irvington Kailway.

The Directory of the Irvington Street Railway have elected C. B. Cones President; Sylvester Johnson, Vice-President and Secretary and Harry Holloway, Treasurer,* and have decided upon a line of route connecting with the Virginia avenne line at South street, and running along South street to Reed avenne, and along Reed and English avenues to Ir-vington;-a distance of three and a half miles. The road is expected to be in operation in June, and the motive power will be the hot j air engine device now in successful operation ;

in Chicago.

Waste te Kaow.

The Mayor was in receipt of a letter to-day ' from a gentleman resident of Belgium, mak-1 ing inquiries as to the potato product of this : country, whether or not its importation across j the waters would necessarily introduce the i potato bug into that country. The letter has t been referred to Professor Cox, who will sci-!

•ntlfioally answer the gentleman ,

* ~ ‘ ^ ‘ «ntd tn the doeu* I

'saft-If you had taken the advice given vou, you would not have been around town ill day yesterday with cold and damp feet, :or%io6e boots and overshoes at Boot Upsi% iown would have kept them warm and dry. ^.Perry’s Hong Is headquarters for fine Havana and Key West cigars. Pipe goods of all descriptions. Give him a

calL

Rem ember that there is a ball at the International Hall, corner McCarty and Maple streets, every Tuesday and Friday uights. v-*? J. J. Meyers, Proprietor. E. Stout, 76 East Washington street, manufactures silk hats to order and in the latest style, and at the lowest prices. Give him a call. have read a great deal about the coming woman, and every person has a picture of her in his mind’s eye. Whenever we picture her in our imagination, she is on her way to Harry Craft’s Jewel Hall, to inspect and select from the elegant stock of jewelry, so neat and nobby, the excellent silver and plated ware and other goods, sold at prices that dispel all thonghts of hard

times.

£^*A bridal gift to your daughter will be highly appreciated if selected from that beautiful array of solid silver and plated ware at McLene A Northrop’s Bates House

Jewelry Store.

^.Look out for anewstod shortly to arrive in men and boy's select suits, at Ar-

on this • cade No. 6, suitable for the eacty and late

1 Qomprias but

nv •

spring trads. Th# stock ossjiaplss of first hand*

y^F'CarrA Son’s bankrupt stock. Don’t lose a good chance to get a good hat at the bankrupt sale, 43 West Washington street,

under the Occidental Hotel.

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B VSilt BUS NOT ICES.

The Carlisle Corner. Among the many improvements that have taken place in the western part of our city during the pist year, there is none more prominent than the three-story brick business block, just about completed bv our enterprisirg citizen, Mr. John Carlisle, at the comet of North West and Washington streets, and named “Carlisle Comer. ’’ The block consists of four large business rooms, with ornamented black walnut and plate glass fronts, making a very commanding and attractive appearance on Washington street, unsurpassed in finl h by any in the city. The comer store has been occupied as a drug store during the last six months by Mr. Robert L. Whitton, who is widely known as one of the ablest

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EJ3. Sc CO., LEADING HATTERS, Hare introdnied the “BROADWAY” for Sprin*. They also sbow.some elegant styles in STIFF AKD bOFT HATS, rwo- so rvoR/ra peivivsylvaivia. st

rst-ciass drug store. The west store room of the block is rented, and will be opened about the 1st March as a millinery and fancy notion store. • One of the rooms still unoccupied is adapted to almost any kind of business—good light and lofty, and especially suitable for a dry goods store, and could be rented very low for the first year to a desirable party desirous of embarking in this branch of business. The other store Mr. Carlisle has designed for a general restaurant and lunch rooms, with bakery and bake-room m the large basement rooms, feeling confident there is a wide field at this end of the city for an energetic man to do a large business in this line, as there are two large livery stables in the immediate vicinity, most of the time crowded^ with fanners and others from the sarronnding country. These stores are only two squares from the State House, stand on high ground, and will at once become an attraction to the vast population visiting our city from the country west of us. The Interior of the buildings are all finished in superior style, both as regards quality of material and workmauship, and have introduced in them all the modem conveniences, including gas and water on each story, and likewise detached water closet and wood and coal sheds to each story, so that families living on one floor are in no way inconvenienced by those on the floor above them or below them. to s

REMOVAL-G. F. ADAMS & CO.

HAVE JUST REMOVED TO THE -

New Exchange Block,

NOS. 78 AND 80 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST. t 4M offer tiie lost complete steel of STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES, Etc., to be foul.

th ut

Porcelain Portraits

Are something very elegant artistically, i though more expensive than photographs, preferable. Judkins makes a speclaly of them at his gallery, 16% East Washington street t&'

and alare far taking

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BEE-HIVE, FEBRUARY 22. We offer for sale this week a Jot of the handsomest EMBROIDERIES We have ever shown, very cheap. Also another lot of those cheap Black Silks. Ask to see these goods, whether you wish to purchase now or not. THEY ARE BARGAINS!

MACNEALE & URBAN’S Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes. r. K. Agent, INDIA.2STIND. OFFICE-Nop. 3 end 4 Talbott Block. REMOVAL.

C. A. GREENLEAF. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND WAREROOM TO NO. 26 EAST GEORGIA ST., Next Door to Carriage Store. MONEY SAVED

CLOSE & WASSON.

ICE CREAM

RESTAURANT.

CAKES AND CANDY CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT 17 North Pennsylvania street, DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.

6RIIHD BlilliRD TOORim FOR THE Three-Ball Championship of Indiana, IS TO BE HELD IN INDIAN AROXjIS, A.T WASHIINr&TONr TT A T.T., Commencing TO-DAY, and continuing through the week. .

WEDNESDAY MATINEE. First game will be played between Garratt and

Beaty.

Second game will be played between Bussey and

Byexs.

Third game will be played between Mon is and

Carney.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. First game will be played between Carney and Second game will be played between Byers and B Thfrd game will be played between Buasey and

Morris.

The plays will commence each day at 2 and 8

Miss Braddon’s New and charming story, ‘ ‘Hostages to Foktune, ’ begun this week. Don’t fail to read it. tn a

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cer^OT^i2^b?ol!rt^ned*S^ffEAM r SkKERY l< N«?i?Md cers, or may ne ooiainea at o hi a am bakjsk i , Nos. 14 and 16 East South street. BOTTOM F’lOXJBES At Carpenter’s Marble and Granite Works. A splendid selection of Scotch Granite arid Marble Monuments. Marble Mantels cheaper khan Slate or Iron. N. W. Cor. Meridian and Ohio streets. Branch Office, 16 South Meridian street. Broadway Spring Style How Beady FRANK M. KYA.IV. Sill Eat Manufacturer aM Repairer, No. 37 Sontb Iffim street Old hats made over to the latest style and to look like new. Hats blocked while you wait. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! WALD PARER, WINDOW SHADES, ETC. FINE WORK A HPECIAMY. MEULZAIA PXJIVBAR, ^4 JNortH Fennnylvania. St

FOR SA.TjF.

Will sell on long tftne, at reasonable figures, the following valuable property in the city of Indian-

apolis:

Illinois street-Lots 123,124 and 125, in Morrison’s third addition; is on the line of the street cars; home contains 12 large rooms, is almost neve and in splendid condition; has all modem improvements, marble mantles, hot and cold water, gas, bath room, etc., etc.; lot 120x202 feet: alley on ude and alley in rear. Stables, wood, coal and carriage houses- in fact, everything desirable. The street of the best improved in the city. Lot is sev

isone< ■■ ^ WmM ■ eral feet above grade of street, and has stone wall tn front. This u one of the nicest houses in the South Street, between Tennessee and Mississippi streets—A beautiful cottage, containing 8 rooms, with all neeeseary improvements. Lot 40.6x196 feet; 80 foot alley in rear; has large stable and

wood-house, etc., etc.

FOB TBADE.

Washington street-Ou East Washington street. 35x196 feet, with two three-story rtore rooms ana warehouse in rear; will trade for a residence not too far out, worth from *1,000 to *1,200 and balance on long dire; property will rent for *2,500 per

annum.

On West New York street, near the Park, a nice cottage, almost new; will trade for vacant lot or mortgage notes. For further inforxna ion, prices and term*, inquire of JOHN W. COON’S, Boom Na 4, Glenn’s

C1LEBBATID MICBIGM FLOOR FOB SALS BY LSAOH * SCHAUB, m

All Persons owing interest to the School Fond of Marion County. Indiana, are notified that they will receive no farther Notice of Delinquency, Bat will be promptly advertised, as required by law, and the mortgage foreclosed. Two per cent, damages attached as soon as advertised, and the sale absolute. No redemption provided by law. F. W. HAMILTON. us v Auditor Marion County.

REMOVAL O’BRIAN & KELLY. THE WELL-KNOWN TOBACCONISTS. , Have removed from comer of * ary land and Illinois streets, to No 29 South Illinois where additional room giv^them better facilities for entering to their customer*. us

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