Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1876 — Page 3
DEDUCTION j U BIAM-llffi SUITS if-W Store.
DIRTY PARTY WORK.
H2.m surra to.. jj.so SUITS reduaed to... ]6 (0 SCI 1*0 rod wood to 18.00 SUITS reduced to... 17 00 SUITS reduced to... 19.(0 SUITS reduced to... 3U.00 SUITS reduced to... 92. 0 SUITS reduced to... *5.00 SUITS reduced to ..
...» 9.00 .... 10.00 - 11.00
1ft oo 17.00 18.00
The above reduction la made to CLOSE OUT THIS WEEK the few ooetutnea on hand to make room for the largeet stock of Ladle*’ and Children * Linen Suita ever ahown In the State.
PETTIS. DICKSON AGO
INDIA. NAPOLI* SA-VINGS BANK. •■JSS^SKS^? “ a ““ * V». JAOBOK. Vr M e.i JOHN 'V Kat. eaoretarr.
Yeaterday noon, or rather before noon. Stratford and councilmen of his ilk were seen skulking about police headquarters, which of itaelf waa sufflciant to presage devilment, and the result was born at 4pm., in the shape of a secret meeting of the democratic majority of council. The call for this special seaiotieof council waa aigned by Madden, Bellman, Laughlin, Geiger and Gimber, and netices of it curing the afternoon were surreptitioua'y served by that willing tool, the chief of police, who left cooies at the reeidencee of Bead, Craft, Kann and Darnall, well knowing that the first named waa absent from the city and the others were attending to their usual business and would not return home until nightfall. The object of this special session waa not included in the call, and was therefore not known until Mr. Madden, one of Boss Brown’s creatures, introduced the following redii-tricting ordinance:
O. H. K o R B Y, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL TRUNK And Traveling Bag Factory, 116 South Illinois 9t
WK STAND AT «!»£
HEAD. i j ;
THE
ell of the city of Indianapolis that the U war's of the city nhill be bounded a« folio’ First ward—All that portion of said city boi ed on he north by St. Clair street, on the e&ei
Massachusetts avenue *nd Noble street, on the south oy Washington street, and on the west by
Alabama ■treat, ehall constitute the first ward.
Second ward—AU that p ,rt of said city bounded on the north by 8t. Clair street, on the east by Alatfehta s reet on the west by Tennessee street, and on tha south by Washington street, shall constitute
the second ward. ,
Third ward—All that part of said city bounded on the north by the north corporation line, on the east by Tennessee street, on tne south by Vermont street and a line continuous therewith to the west
“ ' we*tcor-
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
The following la a report of a Sewing Machine Adjuster of four years’ steady work in Chicago He says: A Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, and last of all the machines Is the Howe showing that th* Sowels the mos simple, durable, and has the beat material In its parts of any machine manufae ured.” If there is a HOWE MACHINE In the «ty that 1» not giving satisfaction, please report at once at th* Oompany’s Office, No. 70 West Washington street
TH E EV ENIN G NEWS?
TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1878.
C2ITY Who collected the money for Petrie? Who purchased the cancer jawed steer? Reed manfully stood by his colbr* last night. The police were thicker than hops In the council chamber last night. Frank W. Chase has been admitted to practice in the supreme court. Ei-offloer Donoven is bossing a gang of Celtic strangers on Smith street. Dr Howard Maxwell, late of Cincinnati, has taken up his parmaueut residence in thi*
city.
A handsome iron railing is being placed around the new machinery at the water works. Work has been begun on the new school house to be built in McCarty’s addition to the city. A “service of song" is conducted nightly at the Y M. C. ;A. Hall bysf.. F. Bykes, ot
Boston. Mass.
Last night was a time
when, the intrepid
Dan. Macauley^ was sadly needed In the
mayor’s chair.
Katy Bond, one of the Sherman house waiter girls, died quite suddenly Sunday of congestion of the lungs. A twenth ward school mistress is credited with having exhausted ten switches in chas Ising a pupil Friday last Hon. J. E Vinton baa oousented to deliver a temperance address at the Academy oi Music next Sabbath afternoon. Beginning with next Sabbath St. Joseph’s total abstinence society will hold socials in St John’s hall every two weeks. By general request the group of photographs lor the centennial will be continued on ex* hibition at Lieber’s through to-day. Auditor Henderson, after consultation with the attorney general, has decided that dogs under six months old are taxable. Henry Lucan, of Whitestown, has filed his yolnntary petition to be adjudged bankrupt, which has been referred to Register Ray. R. A. Black has gone to Jacksonville, Flor- ' Ida, to cultivate a large orange grove- n< that point in which he hfs a half interest. Wm. McCoole, while at work on Fletcher Place church yesterday, fell a distance of twenty-five feet and sustained serious inju
ries.
‘the democracy of the fourth ward ad jourhed without nominating a candidate for council last evening, to meet next Thursday night The reported preaftfio* of small-pox In Brightwood Is without foundation, the ru mor being given circulation from a mistaken source. The Marion county medical aoclaty meet this evening at Dr. Woollen’s office for the discussion of subjects pertaining to their profession. An employe of David Coniter's was given a $45 check to get cashed Saturday, since which time he has neither been seen or heard from. Councilman Geiger last night formally stated to a News reporter that he dad with ' drawn from the aldermanic race in the third ward. “Politics is politic*,” waa the reason given. The Hon Frenk Landers bee withdrawn from the candidacy for governor upon the independent ticket, having so declared yee terday when waited upon by representatives of that faction. Indianapolis lodge No. 465 I. O. 0. F. have postponed the dedication of their new ball in Council’# block on ecconnt of tbe contractor failing to have it ready at tha time deeigpa ted, to-morrow evening.
An Infamous Attempt of Ike Democrats to Keep Possession of the Oftip*
The Cl j Shamefally Gerrymandered and Hundreds of Yoters Disfranchised*
Geiger a Renegade and Suppliant Tool who Glres his Support to the lalquliy.
ndarien of the ward" and repealing cer
An ordinance flxlne the boun of tbe city of Indianapolis, tain ordinances therein named.
S; ctfon 1. Be It ordained by the comnnn coun1 of the cdty of Indianapolis that the thirteen
follows: ^ city boitadthe eash y
the
ay or an
wards with an hoar befa
taking and wisely let it alone, but it M*presumed he would have undertaken the contract bad tha mayor penis ted in the order. The mayor sustained, Dr. Stratford persisted in calling for the ordinance, and l/rKabn made an Ineffectual attempt to propound the folloiritig question# to the city attorney tor
time ten days- m dzed by lawr a Lft-e council can change t ten days, can they not do It a da;
tbe e'action?
8. Have not the council exhausted their powers u to the coming election, or have they power to change the ward boundarlee whenever they
please?
Before Mr. Kahn submitted these questions and notwithstanding the “gag law” efforts of Stratford and Curran, Mesne. Adams and Craft and Ransdell also threw in a few plain words of speech which set the crowd to howling and tbb democracy to the exhaustion of their entire range of parliamentary law in the eflortto hold them down When Mr Kahn’e propositions were tabled by the majority, and the ordinance was called up, Mr. Craft filed the following protest on behalf of the ton thousand republican voters of this city: We do protest against the pasmge of this ordinance, ai we deem it wholly illegal and revolutionary In its character. , C. F. i amell, W. H Craft, V. E. Hall, Leon Kahn B. Ward. Enos B Raed, Geo C. Webster, J.rC Adams, Fred, Schmidt. F. M. Hook, D. M. RansdeiL This protest had no effect, whereupon Mr. Ransdell called the attention of the chair to the general rules governing the conduct -of the council. No. 10 of which saiya: • • * It shall be the duty of the clerk to cause all gener»l ordinances to be engrossed, and to piesent the sime at the meeting of the council following the one at which the same was ordered to be
engrossed.
This point aa well as others, had no effect upon the mayor, who sat like a “Stoughton bottle," and tbe ordinance waa forced through under tbe previous question gag, by the fol-
lowing vote-
es—Albershardt, Bollman, Buehrig, Curran,
- Mad-
14.
corporation line, and on the west by the wed poratlon line, shult constitute the third W-rd. Fonrth ward All that pad of the city bout on the north by Vermont street and the line tlnuous therewith to the west corporation line, on
line, shall const! ute the fourth ward ; and ii ditton thereto all that pan. of said city lying of White river shall be considered In the boi
'he east by Tennessee street, on the south by Washington street from Tennessee street to White nd on the w< st by the west corporation
west
unds
of svid fourth ward.
Fifth ward-All that part of said city bounded
on the no th by Washington street, on the cast by Illinois street, on the south by Merrill street, and on the west by White river, shall constitute the
fifth ward. * Sixth ward—All th«t portion of the city bound-
ed on the north by Washington street, on the east bv Delaware street and Madison avenue, on the south by the south corporation line, and on the west by a line commencing at the south corporati m 11 e whe-e It Intersects Meridian street or Bluff road, thence noth oi Meridian street or Bluff road to R ssell avenue, thence north on
ell avenue to Illinois st eet, thence north on ois.street to W shlngton s reel, shall const!
tute the lath ward. ,
Seventh ward All that part of said city bound ed on the north by Washington street, on the east by East street, n the south by the south corporation line, and on th“ we-t by Madison avenue and Delaware street, shall constitute the s-venth ward. Eighth ward—All that part of raid city boupded on the north bv Washing on sireet, < n the e st by the ea t corporation line, on the sonth by Huron treet, on toe west by Virginia avenue to East j reet, and thence n rth on E at street to Washington stree- shall constitute the eighth Wrtd. Ninth ward All that port on of sa d cit. bounded ou the norih by a Hue Qommericing st the in-it-rseeUon of Noble st eet with -assachuset s ave noe, thence northea, on Ma sachuse ts avenue t Clifford avt nue, ti ence ea»t on Cllffoid avenue to thee,* oo p T-tion foe, on the g'.uth by W shingt* n st eet a r d on the we tbv Noble street, shall
constitute the ninth vard.
Tenth ward A 1 that part of . aid city bounded on the north bv the nr th < orporatlon Ine. o > th» east by the e&rt corp rrtton line, on the south by a b e commencing t the 1 oersection of the ea-t corporation line with Cl fiord avenue, thence west on Clifford avenue to * aasarhnse'ts avenue, 'hence southwest < n Mawachusett" avenue t > St Car t eet, ihenoe west on -t Clair street to N w J-r-ey site t, on the west by New Jersey str et. Fort Wavne and Central avenues, shall con-
s itute the tenih ward
E ev nth w-rd AU that pwtion of said c'ty bounded on tbe nurth by tbe norih crptr-tion e. onihe ea^tbv Central aveuu\ Fort w ayne avenu' and New Je *ey street, on t e aouth by St Cl*lr street thence west on St. Cl-lrstreet toTenies ee street and on the we-t by Tennessee street,
shall noostliu e 'he eleventh wa d.
Twelfth ward-All that part of raid city bounde t ou the north by Merrill street, oo th« rat by Russ 11 a-enue and Me’-Id an street or B uff road, on tpe sou'ta by tbe south corpora Ion Ine, and on the west by Wnite river, shall coa-
rtiiute the weiith ward
Thirteenth ward—All that p- rtlon of said city bounded • n tbe north by Huron street, ou the eart by the east corporation line, on the south by the soot • corp >r«tf«m line, and ou the west by the east boun ary line of the-eventh ward, ahail coi
ite tnirteenth ward, provided that that of said city lying between East street, Vir-
g nla avenue and Merrul atreer, shall be consid-
ered as part of said thirteenth ward
See 2 The boundaries ot the several wards shall extend t > the center of the streets designated as
their boundaries
Sec. 3 The annual election of counci’man for tha year 1876 shati be hel 1 in the wards respeettvev a described It this ordinance, and' couno Imen jlected at such elec ions shall be residents ’h reof; and the euauge f boundaries of ward- herein provided f nr abali not b* construed to affect the right tocounoiim c n to serve out their unexplr*d terms who were elected as councilmen at the an-
nual election of the yea-1875.
Sec. 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances coming In conflict with this ordinance, and especial y an ordinaoce pa sed March4,1870, be and the same are hereby repealed; and so much of a re o-
utlon of the common co incil 1873, as pre-ertbe- certain boun
ards, be and the same a e hereby re clnded. Sec. 5. This oidinarce shall take effect and be in
force from and after its pemge.
Following the introduction the ordinance waa made the apecial order for the evening session, and then the conspirators adjourned to ewait tbe result of their first coupde etat. After the adjournment the news spread rapidly, and in the evening tbe lobby and gallery of the council chamber was crowded with a mass of partisans, about equally di vided, who, amid great excitement, awaited the issne. It waa early bruited that Mr.
Geiger had violated his pledged during the afternoon session had
his oo-conspirators for the same ordinance which two weeks ago he denounced as infamous and illegal, and he was therefore the aim of many contemptous glances, and as he sat in hia chair nervously palling his stumpy side-whiskers his countenance sbowed every indication that inwardly he knew he waa doing detestable thing. Thronging the “charmed circle” set apart to council members, waa the Wart and his Celtic associates, together with little Sammy,two of the “four, poor little shoats,’’ Bernhamer, the paragon, Fuller, the multitudinous coroner, and others of similar merit, besides a strong corps of police, who were distributed through the hall aa If to put down insurrection. As the hoar advanced the crowd packed and re-packed from the accessions information. After the minutes had been read, upon- Mr. Craft’s point of order, the mavor ruled that the proceedings of the afternoon were illegal, but because no one objected at the time of the introduction of the ordinance, in his opinion, it was now too late to remedy the matter. Mr. Craft attempted to reply in argument, hot waa shat down under the five-minute rule, the democracy fearing to have the matter discuased. From the mayor’s decision he appealed, but the bouse sustained the chair’s ruling by a strict party vote. During this vote came the first outcroppingof riotousness i upon the part of the spectators, who groaned I when Geiger recorded bis vote and vociferously applauded wben Reed denounced the ordinance as a high-handed outrage and that under no circnmatancea would he vote for wuat he conceived to be an illegal measure.
McGill called upon
Ayes—Albershardt, Bollman, Buehrig, Cur Difnty, Geiger, Gimber, Kenxel, Laughlin, 1 den, vcGlll, Ressner, Stratfoid, Stuckmeyer
Nays -Keed and Scbmidt—2.
tvessrs Adams, Craft, Darnell, Hall, Hook,
ahn, Ransdell, Ward and Webster refused to vote on tbe passage of the ordinance on the ground
tnat it waa illegal and void, • -
A reconsideration was moved and clinched by being voted down and under the gag the i esolution of last Monday night, appointing the several voting places and the boards of election, was reconsidered and the follow-
ing substituted
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Fifth—At No 52 Kentucky avenue, cor Tennes-
ixtb—At engine house No 4.
t hoc
VOTING PLACES. First ward-At Beaaner’s grocery, Lockerbie and Eart street!. Second—At the c iurt house. Third -At engine house no. 1, Fourth—At No 248 ,(PhiladiIphia house) West Washinitoo street
>2
Ln<
Seventh—At hook and ladder house No 10 South street, between De'aware and Alsbama. Eighth At PH Curran’s building, corner Bates
and Noble
Ninth—At Craig’s mill, No 354 Esst Waihington
street
Tenth—At William’s grocery, corner Homo ave and Ash street, Eleventh-Atthe No 5 engine house, on Sixth
sfeet
Twelfth ward -At James Maloney's residence, in Ve , 'ariy street, near Tennessee. Th rt* enth .ward—At Rydewald’a grocery, 617 Virginia av.nue XLKCTION BOARDS F'rst ward—Inspector, Wm Q Cook; Judges, James W. K'ng and Arthur L Wright Second ward In pector, Wo a O Touvey: Ju tge», John W. D ad and Henry Osborne ‘ ird ward-Inspector, James M Movers; Samuel H Hogs hire and Walter W
vy
Fourth ward-Inspector, P. H Ward; Judges
Wm I Ripley and James A. I-grigg.
F »th wa.-i -lusp ctor, Jame- R^nlhsn; Judges,
Chris. H O'B ie-t and Jtsse M. V-m BUricum
Sixth ward-Inspector, Thomas B Reading;
jadees. R L. W' itjoo a d R S D ub* n
8 v-nth ward - Inspector, Charles Canard;
HAIR iOODS.
HSs
■*" Xvegybody invited to
goods.
CEIVED,
,260; toaomjKU» l 7f -
7H ; fonher price, hs
TIC • former price, fc- J6k/Vu0; fotmar pnee.
900
240 P<
196 4-oonce Heir Bwitobe#,'. **-60; former prise,
•ft. 00
tel 6-o*nee Halt Bwitehee, »4: former pries. *7. 78 Fine Hair * Witch*, 97; former price, 81?.
8ft: former price, Sis M.
„ at half-price.
nm* r<i*_, 9ft and Me: sold In all other
stores at N3 and 75 i cent per yard.
The above let of 8wi cnee all have three stems,
and all braid splendid y.
inspect this let «t
TO AKCHITEOT8, BU1L KBS MASONS.
I cam ^—
tor every description oi
M. H. SPADES,
Boston JStone.
© AKP *7 WB8T —
JOHN Til©
£
ABHINGTON 8TRJEKT.
23 SOI
EASON, JR,
a i 1 o r 5 | ILLINOIS ST.,
Occidental Hotel Block. -
ESALE TS
South Meridian St. , APOLIS. «i, Edmunds & Co. *aOnr gPUlNG GOODS are lower In price than ewer before. Call and see.
' SPRING!
MATTRESSES
OKDBR FOB
$io $20
JVt-U
$15 $25
u ges,
Dav
With Improved Skeleton Frame, Spring Edge and
HaH Tops, and sold
O.V WWH'MLI' PAYMENTS, By £. G. BURT A CO., No. «« Wert Market Street, between Illinois and Tenneasea sire ts. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TfiK GUKA.
1VIS W B.J VA - Ali-CW V/Ceill
judges, Solomon Devenisb and James \V_ Grey
Eighth ward Itispec or. Jam* >dge*, Harry Albereou auJ Abrahai
N nt’i wrtrd—Inspector. Martin H, Rice; judges,
ward Inspector. James H. Fuller;
i au J Abraham W. B ker.
Chest rH. Bu Hand Jonathan Ridenour, Tenth ward-In-pei tor, IV. W. NoUnd; Judges,
C Louis D etz and A gustos Br El-venth ward—Inspecor, R. ...
inflge', Ralph Tousey -nd Enter R deb-ugb
roner. L. C. J.
Pepdleton;
l' • SiV- • • A LjJ Vt a ' *OV> J OAJVA A-A t-' v ‘ A W VAV ll p, i.A , Twelfth ward-Inspector H nryH. Langeubnrg; judges, Hugh Swee ey ard Christian R .tzel. Thi teenth »ard la pector, J hu Schley; j r dges, W. F. A, Bernhamer and Thomas A, Ramsey. Whatever objections tbe republicans had
to these voting pladls orihe boards of election, were ignored by the majority, who,
having done tbeir work, adjourned After the adjournment, the police rallied
to the protection of Mr Geiger, because some indiscreet person proposed three groans, which were given with a relish, but the poor devil not being in "danger of personal violence, this rally was unnecessary. Three cheers were given for Reed for his manly conduct, and the crowd finally separated in good order. Afterwards, to give expression to the general condemnation of this infamous ordi-
nance, the following call was issued;
INDIGNATION MEEiING.
SHALL INDIANAPOLIS BE RULED BY BUHXKB8? LIT THI PEOPLl SPEAK THIII MIND ON LAST NIGHT'S
OCTBiSK.
We are authorised to call a meeting of the citi-j izerg ot IndiauapoU who favor law and decency in thi city government, and are determ ned that the revenues of tbe city sh It not continue to be handle 1 by irres^oaslLle bammen to be held in frontef tbe Journal budding this evening at half Mat seven o'clock, to ex press the Indignation felt at .he infamous outr.tgeattempted by tbe democ mcylncou ell last night, whereb? at leist o. e third of the he vlest taxpayers of the city are to be disfranchised. | Good speakers will be present. It will then be determined what steps shall be taken to defeat the illegil tchemes of the demoojcitizan should lead his Influ* s to this meeting.
The meeting will be held at the circle and will be addressed by A. G. Porter, W. P,> Fiahback, William Wallace and others.
WMATUMJt MMPUHT. Indianapolis, April 25 -7 a. m.
Fort Gibson— '•— 65 E fair
te^ar .
Cincinnati, 0 47 N clear
Davenport, Iowa..
Denver, Gol Indianapolis — Keokuk, Iowa...— La Crosao, WDl...™...... Leavenworth, Kan...... Louisville, Ky...—.....
Memphis, Tenn Naahvllle, Tenn
New Orleans, La - Omaha, Neh........ PUtsbnra, P* — Portland, Oregon. Balt ake City, U. T.... Ban Diego, Cal Ban Franc iaoo, Oal Yankton. DT——.... Pika** Paak
49 NW clou dy
46 3W clear 45 NW clear
48 clear
46 3 smoky 46 foggy 47 Nc’ear 56 NE clear 6l N clear 51 N fair «7 3 clo-'dy 48 cloudy 61 N light rain
50 clear 52 clear 66 fair
63 NE cloudy
51 e'ear
44 SE fair ft i E fair 49 S cloudy 21 N clear
WALL PAPER WALL PAPER WALL PAPER
WO MAST WASHIWGTOM aT.
CATHCART * dJRLAJTD.
JOHN A. WINTER,
General Painter
PAINT8 HifC<£8 AND 8IBN«,
XN0WN
TIS8T hEOUUTIUN
IN CUSTOM-MADI
Morocco
fl
.812 00 11 (0 8 00 9 00 6 60 j WM j C A RK Y, 64 Wl' Market st reet.
FAIKBAM KN’N
» C A. I* K H of all kinds, at manufmeturer»’ prices; also. Warehouse i Trucks. WM. P. GALLUP, General Agent, 26 South Meridian at.. Indianapolis. Ind
PARLOR SETS, Lounges, Mattresses, Etc,
UPHOLerE FURNITU At HALL BR PO-TPAL CARD
RID, AND ALL KINDS OF RE REPAIRED, OS’, 147 and 149 N. Delaware 8L 3RDER8 promptly attended to.
FABIU8 m. FINIIH,
FINCi
Attornt-ys
Booms 21
JT’We are ■■
BMnkrupt
O WHOM ir MAT <OM«F.RW: At a I special meet ng of the t-toclcholdsrs and Directo ■ ot the in lianapolis Railway t-upplv Company, held at tbel r offl », Nos 28 and 30 E Geontla s re t. spril 14,1816, Mr. F 8. fat-tram wa* elected President am N. r James Secretary Mr. James was also elected 8 iperintendent In place of R. R. Bouse. By orderbf the Bwrd of Directors, fas
JOHN A. FINCH The Law of Insurance.
H & FINCH, and I ounselors and 28 Thorpe’s Block,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA: ▼ng especial attention t«
BEOYIffi. 1H5UBAJICE.
PR
Fire Ini.
Omly stock
Security i
Si
losses
rata a .. , strictly cash open to Ins emsens of
WM,
ntnxD.
NEIalBZ
iy, of Indianapolit. doing Agency business 14 cash assets. Adjusts its
i at *
OFFICERS—A. D. Lynch,
tibone, Vice-Prerident; u, G.
W. McMahon, Assistant
Actuary; Fred Baggs, Treftsut
DIK8CTOB3—w . 8. Hal
James A. WUdma^ R. 8
0. HaSna. N. 8. B: A. G^Pettibone. W. O.
Undertakers!
19.14
at once. Insure* at lowest ity. Business conducted on Fixed Home institution: books Under control of well-known John a Bhokmakkb, Pres’t:
nt; John A
Vice President;
lil
LYONS, SHAW A CO. j! 71 South Illlnoln Stmt.
Open Day and Nigrht.
AILII.
UK AD
IS & CO
HALLS S GENERAL AGENT, 75 E. Market st, ! ■EOOND-BAND MAFBS ALWAYS ON SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY.
campmt up the most - to their 11
out stone
■ OTHERS A ■ ma-hinary lorH
us be tore ■
/
T.V.Cook,S
I of Stone Work,
^srjesi
Sc oo.
»AlK!Tls.R/ | and Meridian Sis., )RN AMINTAb
THREE SILVER
MEDALS
AWARDED AT IN DUN A1 EXPOSITION
i
AJTO BB VC SI’S BUTTE he Best Oyster Cracker in the market,) can be ordered from ast South street, if not kept by your r-rorer.
70 BAST
Include* all Lot* in The most complete and mm- it mpKH TO add
’s Abstract r MABKET HTBERT, WRIteHT’O I
JA9IKN.K
, all „ irolahed at
■d
in Marion conuty office
KM,
Attorney at Law, Room 8 Talbott A New’s Block, Pennsylvania street, south of Poet Office.
Or. W. JM. Onllard,
Office and Beridenoe, i79Rast Ohio 8t
O. H. KJbJMY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
35H KABT ABHINGTOtt BT.
Ai. HAMfiftOMiO,
eer^ffitw-Hc-m* t and ft Haffimohd’* Block,"tea
RK. F. M. K.ETCJMA31,
Residence—27 Ooburh street lofltoe—City Dlapeneary. |
or, j. '% r cowman
KEBOO A WiftTLli,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W. QWoe Rofwn*.17aodHTirevTu-»jm<Mi|t. Tndlanaroll*
1ST BAWKBijPTCY.
j District or Indiawa, sa:—At IhdianapoUv, In-
diana. the 6tlJ cay of April, 1876.
The undendgned hereby giFes notice of his appointment, «a Assignee of the Bifooklyn Hclibti Manufacturing Company, of Indian-col Is, county of Mari •it, ctate of ittdiana who have be n ad-
judged
uu o-l u
ankrupts ,— the District Court of said District.
up-»n petit! n of ereditors, by
HX. Kir C. ADAMP, Assignee.
gTATK OF INOIAM*. MARION COITN In '{h’eTftipertor Court of Marlon county, In the late of Indiana, stay Term, 1876. . o. 13,893. livorce. E U* Mar ha’l v*. Cynthia 3. MsiihaU. the; l r tb day of
complaint against ant for divoroe, April. 18176, \ihe»
ameu defend1« h day of
_ filed in said
Clerk’s office the affitavftof a competent person Showing that said defendaet tjynthta . Mar sba 1, it * o a rerirtent • f the! tate of I di na Now therefore, by order of said Court, said defendant Ui>t above named )s hereby notified of ng and pendency of sgld complaint against
unless -he appear : and answer, or the calling of ftaid cause on the
Td Cqurt, to be begun
the filing
he'-, and (hat
demurs I
second day of the term of said Cqurt, to be begun and held at thd Court House,lin the city of Indian apolis, op, the first Munffay I in ••n e, 1876, aid comtaaint. and the matters affd things therein
nt, and the matt
contained!and alleged, will
*rs and things ti be heard and
mined in her absence.
AC8TIN-H. Brown, Clerk. 8 J. Peele, Attorney for plaintiff.
uuo-TuAutw-o j •
MEYEK KNOW!* TO FAIL.
Dr. Morris* syrup ot Horehouhd ha* n<ver been;]
none othe
Campbell,
Fort Ws Winlmai
Cherry i
n to fail in per(bid*, Crou •>, of the reaplra oKCxt It Is not e bf fore you can .ale in thisoom-
manently; curing obstinate Whooping Cough, u rany d tory organs, and it doe> it Ds neoe »ary to take it for a long discover Its beneficial effects.;
munity U Immeime. aud iu nowilarity universal Tt shouldi not be clashed wilh i mpounds put up by inexperienced hands It: is positively guaran teed to bp composed of the pureM and beft mate ri-la, and prepared In a tdentioc manner and to always glye satinfaction Do not fal to give thi* great and potent remedy a; trial It will not and can not disappoint you Ask for Dr. Morrlr's Syrup of Tar, Wi'<f Cherry *nd Horebound, «nd lake
Trial sIsh, 10 cants. Bold by J. T. i Earn Washington st; Ward Bro*., 19! Wsyue avenue. BROWNING A SLOAN Matte Agents w tn thA#
TIIK
FRANKLIN Life lines Co. Of Indianapolis Ind. THE ONLY HOME COMPANY IN THE STATE BBOURB—MUTUAL-LIBERAL.
Its best friend* are
men of ‘
funds loaned
pal buatneas
know it beet. Its
aned oafy to polkj holders.
Admitted Assets -• - $366,265 88
Ident; A. G. Petfay, SecreUry; 8. ry; W. K. Harvey, Frederick Baggs, Faster, Eamuel llllam D. VrUes,
mta an. vr aavc• John W. Mur-
[ubbard, Knights>11*; John Mann,
; Braxton Ba Buena Vista;
leonide* Sexton Jama* 8. Fnzar,
at.
MEDtCAL ADVI3FR8—f. B.lNewcomer, M. D.; J, H. Wood born, M. D. GKNkBAL OFFICE In Company’s BufldiBg, txroar Kentnckv avenne and .Tllmrt*
ITMMS POX
Flonr and Feed.
25 hi Is Plant’s Bt. Louis Flour. 25 hi is Minnesota Flour. 25 t><la White noae Flour.
CORN, OATS,
re, TIMOTHY AND P 1AIRLE HAY
BfUAJR, MIDDLINGS, ATC.,
A. 11 afc Low Prices. uv ut 7S EA3T MARKET 6T.
the chair to clear the jx)E3 GRAINING. VaRNTSHINO, OIL FINISH, lobby, and tbe mayor called upon tbe city GLAZING, Etc,
marshal, bat the city marshal concluded the mr Work and Stock firat clam. Charge* reason-
Job was rather large (or oa# night'a under- gbit, OaU or addren lid Clinton street.
THE
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uKav |>i DANIEIi MACAI
M If 810. ...-.Manager.
AFT^tR^ObN,T lni!,
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The Gteatest 'Magician Living-Wonder of the 19th C nturjt King of Prertidi^itateuni Emperor of „ n d O be a’ste'ed byjhe
LE ADDIE who will
Necromancers, He will beantiftti .u i Jgmceful
r a* ibo ceicbr*
M*
Litateun be a'sl*'
medium In hi« Gr at
i fe*<«t on«, ;jwh . h cp »te i »u ih a N t w York, B# ton, I'hUadelpnia and
J. I I
KEuE^BER! THREE NIOHra AND MATINEE.
IKXl lurd
nciai Admisio t, I
Dowtjlit » J wiilry store,« Thertday, Friday and 8* urdar nt ern< ou, THE DI LOH. for the benefit of tbt JVJ A SO N 1
MONDAY, M. pearance in Ind
H NS VON| BULOW* Astistefi by the T min| imeriran fioprano, Wlsi 9 | j LIZZIE CyONYN,
seats, 50c extra Beats
asth, I
AY 1st, at! 8
polls
ict* K«-*erv d test* at
d'e Hol d Bate*. y«nd Matin e Sat-
, ER BOY OF 8HIjHigh School Cadett.
HALL. von m LOW.
r. m., Farewell ap-
JmUlott, $1; sectir and after Frld
ty, April
at Ben-
for
turajfiMuslc Blore.
kering Piano* used ^y You Bnlow. thi
€ A 1> E M Y l DANIEL MAC A
W) F :^ILEY.,
MUSIC. Manager,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY anJ SATURDAY, and $ATURDAY MATINEE, Ap|U 27th, 28th and 29th, THE DRUM|MER BOY, , or, thh battle field of shilOU; Produced by the Indian apolis High School Cad*ta.» Al)sil8SON-Parqu*tte.,jDr#*s (ancle sod Family Circle Chairs. 60c; ParOuette Circle, 75c; Family, Circle A n<1 Upper Qaltcryptc. ■WReaerved seats at al Downle's Jewelry Store, opposite Hotel Bates. | ' i j i '
N THIfiAYHB, anrt Tenueeaee 8a. Star Specialty (tempany.
M 1
Cor. Wa
-‘pen ever evening with i
a*r AdminHlm). 16. 26, K. Wand 76 reanta
ClfktlMMATI,
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SWURDkY, MAY 113 h, at 7 A. M From the Union Depo, via tbe I. C. A L. E. B.
L * * * mi ou a
Cb|ld re under BihAF
grod until 28d i
ir trains Fsra for,
2 years. »al -PC
free.
T*« TSRM
raday- and 8atn rdayaB—te
*ad (ilidre-i in t »e ’■ Plain Walt*.
Ft afnn ’V ffirk/l ■
of v ay to return on all and utp tt Children j
j. Children
ne e-J i
“I be B ston,
on W dnesdate for Ladies a d * t-ereriing ail it* ’furnished lot on-
reriEr»i« land K
AIBO,
orming evea-
—~ i enoee a ep-cUlty. ite partis a Apply all Key‘arfora. »< X. Near Y.^rk »t.
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und
K I' l II H ^ »
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; in ml- red era;
td. aocen'tlMl f _ _ „ _ _ 4 W . U9 Nasmu street,New Y
es ter Bed
Advance
[f it*r* on Caas tor
■■ H ‘fG ide
■Germati” and all Oa*»ic
Faturday* Also,
and
K «» J« M A . , oolrr*. and draw:
pra Goal
eny B. oisel er or ill — --<4.
• IH t - raw leg and I instructor,
r or