Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1877 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY NEWS: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1877.

APPALLING REDUCTION IN Summer Silks AND Black aM CoM SIUKS, 7 o mak« room for FALL AND WINTER STOCKS.

CASHMERES, B KILLIAN TINES, ALPACAS, Very Low, to cIom them out.

•Just Received, A owe o' 46 inch all-wool Scotch Knickerbocker Snitinr. which i« very nice and rery cheap.

L. S. Ayres k Co, INDIANA. EMBR0IDBRIB8. WORSTEDS, LACKS, Holiery, Ulorea, Ribboni, Underwear, FarBiehing Goods, Dreu Trimminf*, Paraaolf, Jfird Cacee, Satchels, Baskets, Portmonaies, Baby Carriaces, Toys, Battens, Dolls, Cutlery andFanoy Articles in endless rariety. to be gold at any prioe u» cloac oast Use atwaA at Fancy Bazaar, 6 East Washington, Try Our OOR3V HUSK Oigarettes. CHAS, F; MEYER, 11 North Penn. St. P. S. -Try Onr Corn Husk Cigaraites, and don’t yon forget it. The Indlanapwlla Clawwlcal School. The geeond year will begia Wednesday,

any Uollege or Boientils School in the country, with special refereaee to Harvard and YaU, as barf— 1 ’*-* 5 —”

roqi of g

baying the highest reqairementa. Boys ars luired to hare a knowledge oi the elements ' grammar, arithmetic and geography upon ring. References—Preeident C. W. Kliot rara College; Judge C. C. Hines, Mr. S. A

enter Ilarv

Harvard College; Judge u. u. Hines, Ml,. Fletcher, Jr..Mr. B- Sharpe, Dr. T. B. Harvey, Rev. W. W. Sickles and Mr. A. B. Fletcher, Indianapelis. Fer circulars, address the Principals, T. L. Skwali., A. B.. W. F. Abbot, A. B., care of Messrs. Fletcher A Bbarpe, bankers, Indianapelis, Ind. * T Pleasant Thoughts. Nothing pleases ns more than to write insarance on good detirablo property in the best companies in the world. We are also equally well pleased to pay all losses premptly as they occur. Our customers are pleased, fer the reason that they are ininred in good companies. Our companies are pleased because they are doing a good business. And we are pleased

because everybody else is pleased. FI. R. BARNARD A CO.

Teachers and Others, We have now on band the best and largest line of

Fver brought to the city. Come in and see them. Merrill, Hubbard & Co., No. 8 CANT WASHINOTDN ST.

THE DAILY NEWS

TUESDAY. AUGUST 28. 1877.

Thermometer. 1 a. m. 71° 11 p. m J».«1 cr.rviNBwa, There was a remarkably light docket in the city court this morning. Blackford street M. E. church will give 8 social at Ryan’s hall to-night. The court house clock ia about 30 minutes late in lighting up each evening. Mr. Peter Rentier, who bought the old court houge, now has hie eye on the venerable eapitoL . Judge Buekirk, of the criminal court ia In Cleveland in attendance upon the maaonic celebration. Next Sunday Mri. Townley, one of Chicago’s leading eopranoe, will sing at Mayflower church. . Captain Forbes Is In oommtnd of the eqaad of expeeition police during the Shooting tournament Col. W. R. Holloway returned from Richmond this morning. He reports Senator Morton’s health is still improving. A number of Knights Templar went Bknrrylng through the city last night ou the late runs, en route for the Cleveland gathering. Col. C. W. Terrell, United States paymaster, has been in the city for a day or two past. Thu morning he took a short trip to Vincennes. The I. B. & W. changed time veeterday afiemoon. The usual CrawfordsviUe acorn modation was abandoned and tha evening express left at 5:25 instead of 6:30. The Pan handle misved her western connections (save the Vandalia) again last night, and so far as the union depot time card is concerned she is getting mighty uncertain. A company of stata militia at Connarsville asks information as to whether its . members shall pay poll and road tax. The auditor of state has decided that the law doee not give them tha coveted exemption. Min Ron Neff, sister of John E. Neff, ■ecretary of state died yesterday at Hot Springs, whither she had gone in the hope of repairing her health. The remains will arriva at 5:30 this afternoon. In the past three months county school superintendent Harlan has examined ICS apploanta for teachers’ licenses. About 65 par cent, of the applicants pass muster. The fall term of the county schools will begin September 10.

PICBDN KILKANO.

First Day of the Shooting Tonmanient of the Intflaaapelle Club. About 150 persona attended the pig«? n •booting tonrnament at the expoeiam ..round this forenoon. The weather couU cot well be better for the shooting en i excellent sport was enjoyed. But twj matches were shot up to 1:30 this afternoon, The second aid not fill and the pane wss proportionately redussd. The ecore is ss follows: First purse, $150, 5 •ingle birds, 21 yards rise; first prize $75,

second $45, third $30.

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ftrond $45, third $30.

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The first money was divided between Phipps, Porter and Britton; Hawkins won second money from Doup and Dooley, and Davis won third money fiom T. Morris, M. Morris, Lowman, Fisher, Sparrow and

Dunn.

Second purse, $155-7 single birds, 21 yards’ rise; first money, $77: second money, $46; third money, $32. L. M.Cox 1 J 1 1 • 1 0-5 G. Douy ..0 1 11111-6 J. O. Ewins 1 0 110 11-5 O. H. Porter 1 110 111-6 T. Levi 1 1 0 0 0 1 1-4 W. Sparrow — 0 0 0 1 0 9 1-2 D. 8. Himes 0 10 0 111-4 G. W. Murray 1 1*110 1-5 0. T. Britton 1 111110-6 S. L. Phipps 0 111111-6 W. H. Dooley 1 1110 11-6 M. Morris - 1 0 0 1 0 0 1—3 W. Kissell 1 0 0 1111-5 1. S. Davis 110 1111-6 W. Jones 1 10 110 1-5 W V. Turpen 1 110 0 1 1—* T. Morris 1 1 S 1 1 1 1—6 L. Ruth 1 10 1*10-4 A. Tisher 1 0 10 111-5 G. W. Gordon 0 110 111—5 Dr. Henry 1 111110-6 The first money was divided between Doop and Davis, who defeated,Porter, Britton, Phipps, Dooley, T. Morris and Dr. Henry in the tie. Gordon won second money in the shoot off from Cox. Ewing, Murray, Kissell, Jones, Tnrpinand Fisher. Third money was divided between Levi and Hirm, Rath dropping out on third hre. Three more matches are in progrese this afternoon, and the sport will last to-morrow. Several prominent sportsmen from neighboring towns and cities are present. The following clubs will enter teams for the club shoot: Champaign, Columbns, Franklin, Connersville, Indianapolis, and probably the Audubon, of Chicago. Funeral of E. T. Fletcher. Ths funeral of the late E T. Fletcher took place this morning from the family residence, on the corner of Delaware and Michigan streets. The funeral sermon, which was more in the form of a biographical sketch, was ureacbed by Rev. J. C. Fletcher, and in it ne related many touching scenes and incidents in the life of the deceased, which brought tears to the eyes of the listeners. The nailbearers were Calvin Fletcher. Stoughton A Fletcher, jr,, Ingram Fletcher, Dr W. B, Fletcher. 8. K. Fletcher, A. E. Fletcher, Simon Yandes and Geo. B. Yandes. A large number of friends followed the remains to the grave. Eatcat from tne Sitting Bull Party, Will O. Fishback returned this morning from Chicago, where he went in expectation of starting with the Sitting Bull rommiseioners from that place, Sunday. The reason of the delay seems to b3 the difficulty encountered in finding a citizen who is willing to take the chances of getting back alive. Another obstacle that has arisen is the ordering of the cavalry escort at Fort Benton into active service in heading off Chief Joseph until Howard can catch up with him and sprinkle salt on his eagle plume. The commission will have to get another escort or wait till the cloee of the Joseph campaign. Ex pres* Offices Consolidated. The consolidation of American and United States express offices takes place in the following towns tributary to this

city:

Crswfordgville, Reynolds, Templeton, Lafayette, Losansport, Kokomo, Frankfort, Klv?ood, Anderson, Muncie, Hartford City, Richmond, Connorsvillo and Rushville. Of the above so far as arreed upon, the American express company control the following: Crawfordsviile, Templeton, Kokomo, Elwood, Mancie, Reynolds, Losansnort, Frankfort, Hartfo'd City, Richmond; and the U. S. express oompany the following: Anderson, Connersville, Rushville. Frankfort and Elwood. were transferred to the American express company June 30,1877.

Accident*

Between 12 and 1 o’clock to-day CoL George H. Wood, of the central elevator, company, seated in his baggy in front of the board of trade bniiding, was thrown from his vehicle which was struck by a team of runaway horses attached to the fore wheels of a heavy wagon. The colonel was thrown over the dash board of the buggy underneath hia horse which fell upon him. In addition to several cuts upon the face and head it is feared that he has received severe internal injnrics. He was removed to his residence on North Delaware street, near Massa-

chusetts avenue. (lie State House, were offered this

morning for the removal of the old state house: D. L. Lefeber, $500; Peter Rontier, $1,000; Samuel Lefeber, $1,500; J. J. Palmer, $2,000; J. R. Robinson, $2 000; J. H. 'Biddingsr, Murphy <fc Co., $7,200. After consideration* the commissioners decided to reject each and all of the bids. The matter is still opsn. It will be seen that the state is not only not likely to realiza anything on the rubbish, but will probably be forced to pay fer its removal.

Coat of Removing; t The following bids

A Brutal Affair. The other day a lady residing at 669 East Washington street caught a stray canary bird and put it in a cage with a bird of her own. Yesterday, daring the absence of her husband, who is in Terre Haute, two men came to the honss, claiming the bird, which she refused to deliver up until her husband returned. They then knocked her down and kicked and beat her until she became unconscions. As she is in delicate health and her injuries serious, her recovery is doubtfal. Warrants for the arrest of the miscreants are now in orden * Amateur Ball Oames. The Browns of this city were defeated veeterday by the Fairplays, 18 to 0. The Fairplays have met with reasonable success this season, the score being as follows: May 2L Fairplays 9, Browns 9; June 18, Fairplay#15, Browns 8; June 21, Fairplays 18, Browns 3; July 23. Optics of Logsnaport 2, Fairplays 5; July 24, Fairplays 21, Kokomoa 5; July 25, Fairplays 11, Perns 7; August 16, Fairplays 15, Carthagenians 4; August 19. Fairplays 18. Carthsgenians 4 The clnb will psobsbly play the Vigilante at Cincinnati on Saturday.

Railroad Change. Announcement is rondo that Mr. H« Pn*o» teneral panenrer and ticket agent of the Grand Rapidi A Indiana railroad, has left to take a position on a Texas road, that Mr. Loet, general freight agent, will be Mr. Pace’s successor after September 1st. Had still continue to perform his present duties, and Claude L. Lockwood will have charge of the seoeral passenger and ticket departments until Mr. Leet takes hold.—IGrand Rapids Eagle. Of Mr. Pago, it can be said he leaves many warm friends behind him, no doubt to nuke new ones where he is going, and with his thorough railroad exparienoe will prove a valuable acquisition to the roed which now claims him.

Guns, revolvers and other merchandise ere being raked out of the bottom of the ctnal by boys and men living along its banks.

Jo«cpb4uvi, cashier at Mossier Bros’., end who has been only a few weeks in the city, leaves to-morrow morning for the garnysonth. He hnssaco^eded in|m&king a boat of friends, and they will read, this annemno ment with agony. Having just returned from the east. Geo. H. Heitkam will show at his COD clothing house. 13 West Washington st, Saturday, the finest stock of ready made clothing end piece goods in the city. In the evening a grand illumination will usher in the new enterprise.

XOGAX IXaMA,

Bouquet.

We keep constantly on hand a supply of the

Henderson County Bouquet Bourbon, bottled. It i* the purest in the market, and for medicinal nse it has no equal. Non* genuine unless labeled with bouquet label,and bearing sig-

itureef W. W. Elliott. Prescription Drug Store,

nature ef W. W

, _ GbaY A B«Y8CUL*Q, tt z] Nos. 18 4 20 N. Illinois st.. Hotel Bates.

All kinds of Fancy wood at Chas. Mayer a Co. , g. - -

iecord faction guaranteed Grand hotel.

J. YT. Ramsey A Co, te z

Children’s carriages at lower prices than ever ofiered before, at Chas. Mayer a Co.’s. School bags, slates, pencils, etc., at Chas. Mayer A Co.’s, 29 W. Washington st. te n The Bbst the Citt Ever Had. Schaffner’s Oyster Bay, (Formerly in basement, No. 60 K. Washington st.), has been removed to No. 17 North Pennsylvania st,, between Odd Fellows’ Hall and Post office, where fresh oysters in shell, tubs, kecs and cans, shell clams, bay lobsters, gulf shrimps, and sea shore delicacies of all kinds can now be found. Prices still the same. Oysters, raw or stewed, only 25 cents per dozen. th z The largest asssortment of stereoscopic views and stereoscopes at Chas. Mayer 4k Co.’s.

Good sense, combined with money, causes one to buy their oils, soaps, extracts, perfumeries, and have their prescriptions oaro-

lumer-.es, and have their prescript fully prepared at Browing A Sloan’

oaro-

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‘‘Kitchen Crystal Soap”—cleans paint, marble. tin and iron ware, brightens stair rods, and makes all wood work look new. All grocers sell it. A. B. Gates A Co., agents, te o7 Wade A Batcher and ether eelebrated brands ef cutlery at Chas. Mayer A Co.’s.

Gold and silver watches at Browning <fc Co.’s, 12 East Washington st. h*T Picture frames and cornices cheaper than ever at 44 and 46 East Washington st. ez

Readers of The News who are temporarily

address will be changed as often as deMro<l, and if the term paid for has aot expired when the subscriber returns, tha paper will be served at his residence by carrier. a Hats! HaJtsM Groat rush for hats at D.

Lelewer’s, 73 East Washington st.. (Vance Block.) Stock must be sold out if Ic

will do it, to Store for rent.

Stock

ock must be sold out if low prices do it, to quit the retail hat busii

New assortment ef bird-cages and baskets at The Novelty Dollar Store, 44 and 4* East Washington st. ez

AND Eitra C'Sugar, 11c. Roasted Rio, 25c. Fine Teas, 75 Cents,

Nos. 34 & 36 W. Wash. St. No. 7 Odd Fellows’ Hall, No. 250 Virginia Ave. No. 1 Madison Avenue.

H.H.LEE

Lev Bates oflnterest On mortgages on desirable business and residence property in this city and the loading cities of the Stat*. Applications for loans on improved farms also considered. Charges moderate. I have some Meridian National Bank Stock for sale. JQS. A. MOORE, 84 BAST MARKET ST.

Trustee's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ny the Judge ef the Marion Civil Circuit Court successor of Colonel John C. New as Trustee, under the assignment of Calvin A. Elliott, for the benefit of His creditors. Parties interested will govern themselves accordingly. JESSE JONES, Trustee. A. C. Downey A Sons, Attorneys. Indianapolis, Ind., August 20,1877. tuo-Tu

COIE AT LAST!

The bottom gone out of prices! You can buy GAS FIXTURES at your own price. I have on hand a large stock of Gas Fixtures, Globes, Bronzes, Etc., that must be sold regardlett of cost for cash; also, a fine selection of large Chandeliers, suitable for parlors, with the most improved globes and burners; also, a great reduction in GAS FITTING and PLUMBING, or anything in my line. Call and be convinced at No, 6 Hotel Bates Block, West Washington street.

IF YOU Don’t know Goods in the CLOTHING LINE are CHEAP, call at

Trade Palace, And be convinced of the fact

in five minutes.

SPICES.

We make a specialty ot the F INFEST, strictly pure Whole and Ground Spices, Also, every kind of HEEDS for pickling purposes. H. SC HW INGE, 31N. Penn. St.

AND

259 Mass. Ave.

For Sale, Hardware, AT A SACRIFICE, for THREE DAYS ONLY, at 123 East Washington st. Price no object, as part of said goods must be sold.

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Bankrupt Sale.

Pursuant to an order of the District Court of the United States, I will offer for sale, inimlk st private sale, until Friday, September 7th, 1877, the stock of

DRY GOODS,

CARPETS, WALL PAPER, Etc., Of A. P, SANDERS, Bankrupt, Invoicing $20,0(0, situate in storeroom No. 88 East Washington street, Indianapolis, Indiana. And if said stock is not sold at private sale before said day, then the same will be sold at public auction, in said storeroom, at 2 o’clock p. m., on said day. TER.US OF SALE. One-fourth cash, one-fourth In 40 days, one-fourth in 80 days, and ons-fourth in 120 day*. All bid* to be addressed to H. C. ADAMS, Provisional Assignee, Indianapolis, Ind. th i

HUNT’S EUROPEAN HOTEL

THE

C. O. D. Clothing

AHD

Gents’

c FmisMii Hon l) Will be opened at 13 West

Washington street,

SATURDAY,Septemberl, and an Immense stock of Ready-Made Clothing, together with a large variety of Piece Goods and Gents' Furnishing Goods, will be

displayed.

These Goods are fresh, well made, and comprise the latest styles, were bought at bottom prices, and will be

sold LOW.

In the evening the Store and front will be handsomely illuminated, and snch a display will be made unequaled by anything ever seen in this city before. REMiEMBER THE TIME AND PLACE. C. O. D. CLOTHING HOUSE, 13 West Washington Street CEO. H. HEITKAM. te u FOR Garden Hose, HOSE REEL, Hydrants, Street Washers, Gaa Pipes, Plumbers* Materials, Steam Brass Goods, Etc., Etc., JOHN KNIGHT, 110 & 112 S. Delaware St.

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CONEAD NEAB.

RESTAURANT 26 & 28 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. Firat-elaoi In all lt« apaaintmratf. Fifty large, well ventilated and finely furaiahed rooeaa. Six large exita in oaae of fire er eeeident. Tablea supplied with all the delieaeiee of the market. Rooma, 50c, 75c and $1 per day. REMOVAL The Beta Hone Sheer hat removed from 3* B. Penn, at, te Court at., bet Pena, and Del., opp, Preaaly’a «table, back of David Steut’a hatatore. JOHN HITCHENS.

Scrapple

HAPPY RELIEF To all lUferiBf from ehronle dUeaaee of oU

. ,ble remediee.' Books aad etr wpaurionfor hoaorohkM&daetoad-traJea-

TRY TAGGARTS BREAD.

W. W. WEAVER, (Suoceasor to WEAVER BROS.,)

UNDERTAKER la at Ne. 33 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET,

Y. M. C. A. Building, where be haa everything pertain lag tea firat-elaea Undertakini establishment. In eonaeetion with the Uadertaking buslneae be has the beat earriagea

in the city, and will attend all oall* day er

night.

Refrigerators, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ICE TONGS and CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, Great Variety and Very Low Figaro*. G. F. ADAMS & CO., 78 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST.

SPAKBINO SCHOOL.

Self Defense, I have, though contrary to my own inclination, eoneluded to do so. All persons wishing to acquire a knowledge of tne Art will have an opportunity as I am now ready to receive pupils at my gymnaslu in the rear of 88 South Illinois street. Respectfully, DICK HOLLYWOOD, thz Indianapolis. Ind.

19 BA9KRUPTCr.

District op Isdiaxa:—At Indianapolis, the 13th day of August, 1877.

The undersigned hereby givea notiee of hia appointment as Assignee et Nathaniel N. Morns, of Indianapolis, in the county of Marion, and State of Indiana, within the said district, who has been adjedred a bankrupt, upon hia own petitiea, by the District Court of said district. GEO. F. McGINNIS, nh o-Tu Assignee.

19 BA9KK(JPTtnr.

This ia to give notice that on the 28th day of July, A. D., 1877, a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of J. C. Denney, of Irvington, in the county of Marion, and State of Indiana, who haa been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition: that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, te him er fer hia use, and the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting ef the creditor, of said bankrupt, te prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, te be helden at the office of John W. Kay. at No. 66 East Market street. Indianapolis, one of the Registers In Bankruptcy, on the l*th day ef September, A. D.. 1877, at 10 o’clock a. a. _ BEN. J. SPOONER. U. S. Marshal Distriot of Indiana, Messenger, tit

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A LITTLE MOREY WILL PLACE A FINE IRON FENCE In front of your residence, a pair of handsome TASKS in your yard, or anything else in the line of Ornamental Iren Work, if you leave orders with HAUGH A CO.. OFFICE—>4 South Pennsylvania st. INSURE Happiness to yonrself and friends by having a suit of clothes mede in the latest stylos from piece geods which combine beauty and durability, and at the same time cest a moderate price. Business salts a specialty. EGAN A TREAT, Drapersand Tailors.

Come and • See the 18-Inch RED CEDAR Shingles Which we offer to eur customers at reasonable keep a good stock of RED CEDAR POSTS of all kinds aud CEDAR BOARDS for chestsand moth closets. C. C. FOSTER & CO., K1 W. FIRST STREET, on I., 0, A L, R, A BLAKE, JACKSON & QUINIUS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 75 W. Washing tan st., ladianapolii. Fruit, Produce, Poultry. Game, Hide* Feathers, etc., a specialty. Consignmentsand correspondence §« Baited. Prompt returns guaranteed. CHEAPEST AND BEST M it Coal OOBJTIR INDIANA AVI. AND SAHAS i*attMonoi* a ppitmmo. SPRING CHICKEN Nicely dressed and delivered to any part ef u.. tlt * ^■n* 1 e B t u i ri'v K fv.^'‘or,3i“-* CREAMERY T3 TirTHPITU? x> U 11 Hilt. For table use, In eevered jars, always fresh and sweet, and delivered promptly on order. ' 81 East Market St HUFGELE’S

Choice Wines, LIQUORS and CIGARS, — EAST WASHINGTON ST, JOB . PATTERN SH0P.—Metal and Woedeu Models made. JoaxsoiAC*., 96, 98.100, 8. Pennsylvania street. A TVyr LiY-v^ liiT3 Jb\>» m • J3uL JUJ JL JLJJ jtwji (Successor to Engle A Drew’s N. B. Yard.) COAL, COKE

AND

"W OOID. OFFICE AND YARD-289 Christian Art. ■■ r Orders left at 11 North Pennsylvania tti promptly attended to. gALMBUBY, VIIVTON Sc CO. CENTRAL PAPER MILL Ksxn THU nsav XBTICL1 OF N EJ'W S A* A. PEIRw ■OTThe Paper upon which the IndianapeU* Jeurnal is printed Is furnished by this Mill. FAIuIj^ 1877. A. J. Gerstner, Merchant Tailor ami Clothier, Fell Styles arriving. Will oontinse te giv* satisfaction in style and goods for reasonabla prices. 171E. Wn-hlnfftoa St.