Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY tiüHTINEL THURSDAY MORNING JAN UARY 1 lfifcö

A MAGNIFICENT AFFAIR.

.iie uraca e&ncy Drees carnival ai tho Wigwam Rink A Success. If any gentleman of a statistical tarn of mind has ever devoted a few moments of hi3 valuable time io watching the ingress of th crowds at a circus, he can form some i Jea cf the crash at the Wisam Kink last night of tfccja eager to participate In the -T-ri'l (jnr 1rc rtrnlrsJ. T'ren" hofnrfl the rink wa3 opened in the evening prties becan to arrive, and by b o'clock the building wa3 filled to each an pxlent that' the spectators Trere packed arxut R3 closely as ear dines in a bor. The sfcators on the llocr numbered at leaat 1X, imd the total cumber present would reach n r.r!y 1,000. The building had been handfornely decorated, and this, together with the various ccs tames, presented a dazzling ene. The costurue3 included many elepant and charming one?, and some very rotuque. The management had olfered handseme prizes for f jur cl.i;e3 of costume.which ere awarded as follows: Finest lady costume, Miss L. Foiby, "Night;" most original lady ccstume, M133 Drncie Gilmore, "Nun ;" best Rentlemaa character, Mr. Iliao, Blacksmith;' Jmost cDmio costume, Mr. Harvey Martin, "Had Boy." Amonc; the large number on the floor the following were noticeable: Mrs. Martin, Mis3 Kir:hmeier and Mis3 Daisy Moore, Snow ; Bessie Short, Martha Washington; Bertie Short, Georfe Washington; Pearl Seamon, Krcst; Nellie Dod30n, KsmeralJa; Miis Albertp, Child of the State; l2:y Middleton, Aitim; Salvation Army JJandGus Smith, leader, Charlie Stswirt, Sullivan, Horace Natt, Frank Hill, Will Jasei; Ma Larkin, lis! Hiding HjoI; Müs Chandler, Norman peasant; Mis? Birdie uljrrcve, peasant girl; Carrie Gilmre, "Lcal giri; Aimea Kin, Saow; M'esirs. Siros. Pearson, Highland, Kroner, I.awton, Wilson. Tex3 Cowboys; Mr. iVrkir,?. Sailer Poy; Horace Brour, Dram Major; Mose Raphael, r?hark; FranK Bingham, Negro Parson; Harry Battertiald, skating suit; Ned Wailey. Dade; Homer June, Belva LockwooJ; Lea Forby, Itass'aa fkatinp ccstame; A. U. Cutter, Court Jester; John Swain, Idl.n Chief; Ed Peacock, Midshipman; Lon Mulchett, Blacksmith; td Bingham, Dude. Taken all in ail, it was one of the mo3t successful aUairs ot the ind that hai ever taken piece in this city. F.VAN & ITOKY S MCTEOR3 AT TU2 (iRANP. "A Happy New Year to All," i the greeting the ever popular Grand Opera House Bends cut to its many patrons, and Manager Dicken 'vill endeavor to present, if possible, better con:edy performances during the ie? jnain 3er of the week than any before given daring the present season. With this end in vi2W, ha takes pleasure in annoancing the engagement cf the well-known Krans it Hoey Meteors, who will appear for the First time thij afternoon at 2 o'clock, in a grand gaia New Year's matinee, presenting Charles II. IJojt's latest and best farcical comedy, A l'arlcr Match." Charles Evans and WillisM Koey are two cf the best and mc;t famous eccentric csmediana on the American stage. They axe f.hly agisted by the to dashing sjubrettes, ...Miss Jennie Yearnans and Miss Mattie Fer zuscn, besides tech well-kown people as D:n Hart, Frank Campbell, II. N. Dannau, Frank Ellis, Stoney Linton, Miss EaieHs Edwards and Mrs. Edward Werner. "A Farlor Match" s a satire on ppiritualisu, and hasbten the laughing hit of the reason. It will be presented with the original cast, f cecery, music, etc., which marked its great success in New York City early in thi3 season and which has drawn crowded hone3 everywhere on the road, notwithstanding thecryofdull timra. Cheap prices will ru'e. Admisicn fifteen and twenty-five cent?. Eeserved eeats, fifty and seventyüve cents. ,lsroTCAsa" at Esautn's. The celebrated comedian, Mr. M. B. Curtis, will appear at English's this afternoon fcr the first time this season. The prices for the natinee are within the reach of all the orchestra and orchestra circle are bat fifty cri ta, and the f&uiilj circle twenty-five. Mr. l'Lrti3 will appear every evening daring the week and at the Saturday matinee, representing his r.evr play. "Spot cash," written bv Edward Marble. The Boston Post3iy3 0f tha r'fiv: 'Spot Ca3h, or Sam'l of Tosen oa the Ec;d,' with Mr. M. B. Curtis in the title role, was presented at the Globe Ttuater la?t evening bafcra a lare and enthusiastic audience. This Utter success ot Mr. Curtis is a eeonel to his ecmedy drama 'Sim'l of Posen,' so familiar to Had on audience?, and form3 a Tery pknsiriK continuation of the story where ths thread of the narrative was dropped oa a former season. The new play is of four act?, and is devoted to the introduction of Saru'l,' Frozen' end 'Celeste,' the latter of whom is, however, supposed to be dead, and is now in dlf-znise :i9 an actress, 'Hortnse LirivjnJlere.' Act second frivea 'ini'l' opportunities to ply his trade end &lS3 for.another dmininer, Fred Jerome, to for.e a check which Ister brings 'S;imT int an nuple3int predicament. Tho icne cf act third is l..id at the railway rt.iti?n, aid clevfrly Ic-as up ti "'.-iraTs' nrrest for forgery, while act four ia devoted to "Sani'i's' troubles at Niagara Fallf, where, thrcnh th irachinationn of "CsIeHte,"' "isam'i" bare'y es;ca;-e3 bing imprisoned for the suppled murder of "Jerome," but is savrd from this contretemps br the timely arrival 0! Fred" himself. 'CelesteV old bustard, "Bronson," who had moved tbronch the piece es an inventor nf inf mal iracbines under the nam? cf "Brasi." desires reconciliation, which being refuaed, ibey both disappear from the action, 'Sam'r' on the read is much tha Eatn p.s the former "taui'i" as rcgirds exagera'.ions of -rctr.n e and general mako up, bat his treatn ent thows less of the Polish emigrant and more of the conventional drummer. rOTES. Zoo matinee to-day. Big times at the Mussum all day Ion; until 10 p. m. Evan3 and Hoey's Meteors give aa tri New Year's matinee this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A Parlor Match" will ba the bill. Popular prices. The Tbmpson "IVgar Studenl" Open Company take a bnefit at the Grand Ooera Hone, Chicaco, Sunday night next. There is already a large advance sale. Pretty little Minnie Talmer, in "My Sweetheart," will te the attraction at the Grar.d Ocera Hou?9 the last half of next week. The engsement hai already attracted ccnsideratle attention. Jin Ccok?, of the Grand, sprang a fannv advertLncg scheme yesterday. It was in th'a ahape cf a small card, perforated at one end, -with .1 ribbon attached, so as to tie in the buttcn-hole. On one side was printed the words, "Happy New Year!" Oa thd ether, -Name . Address . N B. -Whea full, please take cae home, aj I wish

ta 'sober up' in time to see 'A Parlor Match' at the Grand to night:" The Thompson Opera company in the "Bepgar Student." which will be nt the Grand the first half of next week, ii o ie of the best ever organized. Among its members are: M'lle AliceGalliard, late of Vienna Theater; Miss Louise Manfred, late of ths New York Opera company; Mi?3 France D. Hall, late ot McCaull's Opera Comique company; Miss Georgia Line rn, lata of McCaull's Cpera Comique conipanv; Miss Maude Walderuere, date of Dulfs Standard Oficra company. N. Y.: Mlas ltic Mann, late of the Cassino, N. Y. ; Mr. A. W. F. McCallin, late cf McCanll's Opera Comique company; Mr. Charles M. Pyke. late of New York Orra company; Mr. Will II. Kohnia. late of Ford's Opera company; Mr. S. F. Sanfcrd, late of McCaull's Opera CiTiiqa company. Sapported by a" well-drilled chorus of twenty-rive schooled voices. Cheap prices, 15, .'Oand 75 cent. S!e of seats opens to-morrow morning at the box-olce. THE LEW t'ONCEUT CO IIP ANY

Appears at Plymouth Churcla, In a Very Creditable Entertainment. The fourth entertainment of the Indianapolis lecture course wa3 give& at Plymouth Church last evening, by the Levy Concert Company. All the teats in the audltsjrium were taken before 7 :G0 o'clock, and when the entertainment opened the gallery was tolerably well tilled. The entertainments of the h cture course have come to be regarded a3 furnishing aa evening cf rt;d eajoyment, ami tbe one of last night was in no sena a exception, and the large and int elligent andier ce that assembled on the occasion was rr ore than repaid for the inconvenience and dis-cem'ort qf leaving home on a bleak, wintry evening. In the rendit'on of "Mon Pia Audral Le Nczze Ci Fi:aro" and "P.ocked in the, Cradle of tb Deep," Mr. Edward O'Mahonv delighted the audience, and was again and a?aia brought back upon the stage by apE lause. Mr. Constantino Sternberg proved imeelf a perfect master of the piaDotorte, and while seated at the instrument there was a death-like hush throughout the audience, making the lowe3t touej ot the piano perfectly audible. Miss OJ lie Torbett's violin solos were decidedly ths favorites of the entertainment, and the laiy herself formed no small part of tbeir attractions. The "Scene de Ballet" and "Scher zccapriccioso'' were given with a perfection of beauty that astonished while it captivated tue audience. Miss Torbett's second appearance was greeted with bursts of cpplause, and fche received many wellmerited compliments from her attentive listener?. She was encored till she appeared a third time upon the Etage. Mr. Jules Levy appeared in two cornet solo?, and Miss S'ella Costa in the descriptive ballad, ' Waiting," and also in the sorg, iIt wm a Dream." Bjth Mr. Levy and Mi&? CosUi added materially to the enjoyrcent of the evening, and like their pradtctticre, were hfartily applauded. The Lyra Social. Lsst nicht the Lyra Society gave its New Year entertainment. The house wascrowde I to its utmost capacity, there being not less than ZOO couples present. At 12 o'clock 4 Old Father Time." in the person of Au;n?t Gotto, appeared upon the stage, and with his gong founded the houref 1J, thusannoancing that the old year was dead and the new year W9S begun. Thi3 was followed by a beautiful tracsformation ecene, it being the rep resentation of the New Year being awakened into life by the Prince, the scene being the representation of a familiar German legend. Mis Nora Schmidt represented the New Year, she being found lying upon a couch of white, ornamented with dowers and attended byanncibjrof darfs in lull costume. The Prince approached, took her by the hand and kijsed it, which wcke her into life, the Prince being represented by Henry Kothe. This was followed by a tableau with colored lights. Tbe scene was very similar to the English Ldrystoryof "The. sleeping Beauty." The arrangement of the entertainment was the result of the labors of Mr. Charles Kraas9, who has for several years supplied many of the needs cf the society, and who is never at a loss for material to render the society entertainments pleasant in every particular. The representation was furnished with a back;proutd ecene of a chexub wit!i a wand bearing the figures o! ths New Year, above which were the usual greetings cf "Welcome, a Happy New Year." TLe bouse was sa completely surprised the scece.tbat it was some seconds before th9 applause could ba given. The dmcia waa kept up to a late haar this morning. A Violent Death. Hi.rry Djrne'l, aged sixteen years, wa3 killed yesterday morning at the Bent Wood Furniture Factory, near Brightwood, while in the building. He wai standing at the elevator hatchway, and a piece of lumber med by the workmen to stand oa while oiling the machinery at the top of the elevator became loosened in eome manner and fell end foremost dowa the opening, striking tha lad upon the head and crushing in his 8k:i11. He lived but a fe w mornent. The pieci of plank Jies been ia me fcr a long time at the ek-vatsr and was regarded as perfectly safe. The fchop was closed out of respect to the parent?, the father beir.j fcrenpia of the shop. Deceased wa3 a grf at favorite a mon the workmen. Coroner Stratford went oui yesterday ai-d tcok evidence ia the case, fiudisg the facts as abeve given. A New Year Presentation. The men who have been associated with Street Commissioner Fulmer for several years past met in the ofiics yesterday to give h!m a final firewell, h retiring frura Lia position lest night. William Morrisaa was selected to prestnt to Mr. Palmer, on behalf of the gentlemen present, a silver water let as a token cf their tV.ee n. Mr. Falmer was taken by tupriss but re ponded ftelincly and appropriated. The cift was purchased of S. D. Crane, öf this city. Mr. Boney .is now Strtet Commissioner. DIED. IIOUilII recenber v. cf cpinaiv brvioMtis foSowmg scarlet fever. Josephine Mildred Hoagb, ard Altern year, ten montns aal tivo days. tcrUl private from ber late reM deuce, So. 103 Far aveaue, January 2, 15, at 9:C0 a. to. SOCIETY NOTICES. . MA.SONIC-rcntalph Lto Ml. F. anl A. M-i.on5. Elated noctia in Misonie V Teict'Ie thij tlhudiv) eve-uiur. at 7:30 O'cork. MA KT IN II. KICK, W. M. Uiliiam II. Sm Y'ttie, ckercUry. O. K. KUEQKLG A W 11 1 15 E IT, ruasl Directors ana Erabalncn, Ko. 77 North Delaware street, lehone ccunectlon to oCco aal resldeacca Camlet fcr YYadlLiji tzi farLc

TT is very easy to make all A2 merits of any remedy, but I I I S S CaS t0 Provc "lc II M claims ia most instances. A Remedy that will cure both 1 I IS AfJ IHVALUABLE 0LESSII1G ! u Is an honest remedy, it does what is claimed for 'it. Could anv talk be more truthful or conv:ncni than the followincr rrvj-ii :.Tr. and Mrs. M. Gill, C71 W. Twelfth Street, Chicago : " N'.-.ir'y t n mor.tli- n-ro rr.r i-ihtor ICctli w.i -trieben d-nvn with SciaU.- KhtuiriUti-m f. ti) liif-t Mo'.. lit li.itnrc. We MriT,!.vi 'Vi r d j.h.vi..-Kiti. tiiKi v:i h f them mvo Urn fare J i:l atti-Titi .11, mid ell of them v.-ro f- r.vd i.ii.vkn'-.vK dre that tho dU-ase t-alUcd t'i'-ir skill. Wo tried vuriou ?o-oallol rerac.'.i 'S r;' :io of th-ra Kavotlicsnliorcmny relief. 'l.i' i:iv.i win so i:iun.o. and the contractii:i of iholiiul'S so cvi ro thnt twelve l-o'ir.ds of v.c; ht w.i ait;n!ud to the nklo end woni tn.'iit and .l.-n- to countfrart the shortening of the ;:illi' i. d lir.il. lier suillrinLr was terriUo, n:: 1 i.t tih'.fs it .-or mod i:ap s.-iLlo lor her to r' eover. .lime T'th, Katie saw an advertisement of AthlojiIiMioy, we iMrre.'iately purhaed a t-alo, she l-Kk some of the mcditino that t v.iii'u' at -seven o'rl.y k, end i.t ten o'( iiic k tik t '.vd teupot nsliil more, she went to s:eo 1, und for the first time in n's'.t rwt "!eit until inorriinr r:ff,nut We were ) rej' ieed that we fon-dderod it r.iiraculun? i;i d L'ivo '):i;inn'd u::u Athlool.oro over si nee, with remarkable suece. We ietl n? t'i uu'!i fonld not say onuu,'h in prai-e of Athloohoros f. -r it has d'ne wonders for our lau, 'liter. Yon are nt liUrtv to rckr any oui to tu to vouch lor till the uby vc. C. H. Erucer, Urbana, Ohio, writes : Athloi -roroa U the bet I cvt r trie !. I w.i.Iown in bed soba-l that I had to be turned on a sho t, ar.d so I got a bottle- of AniLoniorosand beg-intakiiig.itatyö'clotk,and I was fuüerinr everything rran could fuller. I took lourdose cf it, and I trf t cut of bed myself an. 1 Me my suj jer, an l tho next morning 1 walked out to Lrwkfatt without canc3." Jed. Criware, East Saginaw, Tdich., writes : ' I hrd PJicnmatism 0 sevcrclvthat I could W-t hobt .lo on nitohe Atter taking half a lH.ttleofAtl.ini horos-, I laid my crutches asid. J have not had any pain sine Wouldn't take l-w k-r the balance of the bottle." . J. C. Rinder, Burlington, Wis., writes : "I took AthloT-horos and nm well of Ilhpuinat Um. It ü ths iaoct wondtrfal diacuvcry ct the ago. ' - Remarkable as are these case?, hundreds of others, vhcrc the suffering was as intense, have ATHLOPHOROS acs vera ehuc-gist tcz the luunn: toos u0llK DAISY" If heb!Yt It ond th r.rma anl cUrcsof "omi CCd Wh'J h&i llilKCMAXIöM Cr .'ELXLILOIA. to thATKLOPHOR03CO.il2WALLST.fN.r: LSD THEY 1VZLL SD YOU A COry Lirorr f r tue cojsitioj IHDIÄiiÄ HAT10HAL DANK, At IndiansT'O'i', In tho Sit of Inliani, at the Close of business, Peeembtr CO, lsSt: r.E;OCKCEi I-rens and dhcennts.. ........... ..4 Overtlralt . J7?5,r.6 S-) 71 ti l f. Londb to secure circulation Ileal estate, furniture and fixtures.Otlur ftock, bonds and raortgies... 1,4 bi v) SMI C3 tue iron kpiTovea reserve :;cTit3 Sl?3,773 :i Dt:o from otter atioual tail? - 01 71 16 D .e from t;ate tanks and Unker? 13,513 H Che; ks a-.cd other Cash i'f V2" - 4riC 7 r.ihHn;;ts fcr Clearliis Hou e 2il'ö 4) r.illsc f otticr Lanks .... vj.vSj OJ Fractional cer currency, nickcisaud pennies 270 7.1 ?rec!e - 3u.vj(0 I.e- al UnCer notes l'o 0 0 - ULsjI 91 Kcdcmttion fund with I', b. lr.8surer t5ptr ccat. circula'lon) 2,2:0 CO Total.... V, 153,251 52 LIADILITIKA Caplfpl stock rfvM ia Miirius luc-i I'noivif'td i'ioät 70 0 0 Natioral Lank notes cu'stan-iing ixicivicrai ceposits fbict tocbuk - 551.t.45 & Demand certificates ol d.y i , c Certified cbtckP 8 71) IS lue to olhf r National l'.anks CJ lue to Etate Banks anl Imkers.- 1C1.413 SJ-1 f:i7 031 70 Total ... Sl,li&,'2öl 52 Elate ol Indiana. County cf IJariou.ts: I, Wm. K. Cotlin. ta-.aier ot tbe above named tank. do foleranly athrm that t r: e atove ataten:cnt is true, to the te-'t of my knowled? and belief. Wm. E. Co: i :k, Cashier. sfulfcrited and vorn to before metHU3Ut day of L'eetra Ver, IsH. V. w. Wcoi 1 rv. Notary Public torrcct Atreit: V. T. Mawtt. ) Wm. Cm ..hi. v s. y Directors, (JE T. l'otTi :u) OLD FOREMAN W. J, Cola, 121 VlrjlalA Areatu. wjl S, Atn A Cf, Uaöt '."Old; izz&jaI

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RfDIGKSON'SOf A Happy New Yf ar to All ! fetamfBeiD With aa Eitra Xatlnf e Ta-t'ay at ". Alio IhursU, Friday anl Saturday Evenings, aad baturdiy Matir.ce, Jan. 1, i and 3, EVANS S EOEI'S METEORS, Prcfcatiu,; a Now Tiial ci Merriment, cnt:t!cd A PARLOR MATCH. C3 . A SATIRE ON SriRlIU VLTS'J. ice New a;eeL'ora(dy over v:,;cli all Now York J Ltugb'rv- Ly Cra? If. Hoy t. outsor of "A bunch ct Kejs," First you bialle, then yoa liun, tücn youroir. Almisif n 1;., 2j anl 'Cc; iesrve-l seat3 75:; matinee prices 15 anl 5Ce. Monday, Jan. 5-iauM13:; Q?V.VL 0. ?,', A KT ISIS!) ia tho Re!?nln; Üpjrifc Sacc2i?, "THE BEGfiAR a rUDE TV 1885; VIl LEVE; OTHEH3 FOLLOW! r.emcn;t.er thiJ Theater FIRST advocated cheap priccj.FlUa r rtducel its prices to 15. J j, j) and ?c. A Happy Now Year MatineoJ LCf1 Reserved Fea's, .Oc. Lainily Circle, J."c. T0-5IGÜT! TO-JIGill! T0-KG5T! rP.ICES-15, 25, f 0 and 75 C Anl Every Lecins bcrln the Week, with'Ka'dnce Satnul.iy, ThCECnel of Furr. the Celebrated Comedian, Mr. II. B. Cl'RTIS, ia his latest end rreatest fcuccess, IP O rJT C A. S H! Or Sam'l of Po-ea oa the Head. Jin. 5, e. 7-Rich t Harris' Coward Athenäum Specialty Companr. H t FDS ! .'it .1 GREAT ATTRACTION 101 lew Year's IMt! Tins (Ibsrs&j) Evening Jan. 1,1SS5, FORFEIT RACE. MERIDIAN RINK KKW YEAR'S DAY, Jlusic Al'tcmoon anil Evcnins! Friday Evening, Januarv 2, SECOND GAME OF POLO! MERIDIAN vs. INDIAN ATOLI3. Faturday Aftcrnon, January 3, (LiltrciYs rrcmcaadc Ccstume Cirnival! THE yet: Fridey Evening, January 0, 2i (EAXD miZB AM) FAJCT COSTTME CIKSIYAL, COLLEGE AVENUE MIX Corner Seventh and College Avenue, ATTRACTION'S Füll Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ITighti?, Uec. 31, end Jan. land 2. A. HERIES OF lvl.VCIi:: H.'cjclc versns Sk ites Mr. C. Spain oa Elcycle. Mr. J. Alexander oa ikate. December Cl Two Lfilo i:e". January 1, 13") Tbrec Mile i:CC. January 2, lts5 Five Miia Rico. Prized 23. EEST FLOOR IN THE CITY. 4 FOR HOLIDAY ATTIRE! Hardscno Display of Qooda Adapted to AllT&3tcs -AT33 & 35 S. Illinois St., Inllawpolis. Cheviots, Cassimere?, Corkscrews, Fine TTale Diagonal Worsteds FOR SUITINGS. Ucavers, "Wliltnoyn, IN ALL THE POPULAR Sil, IDES For OvorcoiitinirH. English and Freucli Eroadclotlis and Doeskins, The Finest Imported, For DrcHS ßiiitr.? moüebats rmccs. I1KPLE3 AND S?LF-MT?srP.EKVr EILES KA1LID 05 AFI'LiCAIUJ. JOKti EDVARDS, BILL POSTE One Hundred Large Stands. 300 3-Sheet Boards. Alio CcntroIllEZ ttejtato Hanse -Fence.

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