Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1885 — Page 8

THE inDIAITAPOLIO DAILY DEnTIUEL SATURDAY IlOItniNG JANUARY 10 1S85

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(HHTABLlQnKD 18&34 TO THE LADIES: We desiro to make known to you tbo fact of our having marked down our entire itock of Cloaks. Wo havo made vorv low prices In order to close tho season and not oary over a garment. Our stock is not largo but very well assorted in tfowxnarkot, Circulars, and the new short Dolmans, and at prices which will suit tho wants of all. "ur Hisses' Cloaks aro also markod down. Ladies who aro about purchasing an outside wrap will find it to, be to their i a core st 10 examine oar stook at the marked-do wn prices. Prices ii Mi Twm ASSETT & Oik JOS. A. MOO CSB, 4 13. Zlarket at., Indianapolis lad Lurast allowed oadcpcslLs, in end of Hand Onrd. XLovej to Loa on InrroTed City and rrm rrarcrty In Indiana and GLIo. City, Conaty and Town Londnt nd Fnrcnuouvnty Jioie, bougct and sold. o loan made except inen ai ar teenred 07 fTrt mcrtjruge on rr al ct&te, wlta a largo maruln 2 security, or ty collateral hating a market Foreign Exchange lor a&le on all pari ol the vorio. TO-BAI! And Don't Forget It, Ve Begin our Annual Sale or HMITS! Every Remnant and Every Short Length, from Every Department, will be fount! on our Aisla Tables marked plainly with a BLUk PENCIL, showing the Enormous Hedaction3 at a glance. Tho Sensation for 1885! We shall include in thi9 sale 1,000 yards CHENEY BROS.' BROCADES, every thread Silk, and the most durable iabric known to the Trade. Trice will be $1.00 per yard in lengths of from 1 1-2 to 8 yards JUST HALF VALUE all the choice Light and Dark Shade.- Thus will be a quick sale. L S, AYRES & CO N. B. Our Blue Mark Cloak Bdlo is in full blast.and stock rapidly diminishing. Don't wait. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. tiKKTINKI TELEPHON LI Ü1LL9. THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng rora the Northwest -who will deaira to read their favorite home paper while attending the "World's Exposition," the Sentinel baa been placed on tale in New Orleans at George P. Wharton & Bra's, No. 5 Carondelat street, btwen Canal and Common streets. OLD iAlEBS. ftuod conditioned old papers for sale at this otEca at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN lUilKF. Dr. James, Trustee of the Daf and Damb A?ylam, has ddtermineJ to resign February 1. It is rumored that a new lottery oSIce wai cpened night before last nailer the direction I Woodard. The State Horn Commissioners have allowed the Statt Honte contractors ?i,000 on December work. On Wednesday eyening next Mrs. Mary A. Lirermore will lecture in this city On ."Wendell Phillips." There will be a Union Woman's Missionary prayer meeting at the Sscond Fresbyteiian Church this afternoon. William Mackafee and William Linrence, two boys, were locked np at the Central Station last nicht (or the alled theft of bo me oranges. Upon request cf Adjutant General Carnaban a commiaeicn was issued yesterday to Major J. M. Watt?, of Delphi, a Colonel of the First Regiment On Thursday ereaing Charl" Kuehne, of 213 Yandes street, while attempting to alight ii cm a freight train fell under the irheeis,

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crashing his right foot. Amputation of a art of tie member was nectary. The father of Dr. Brennan died at his residence in BuiTalo, N. Y , Thursday, ag?d terenty years. In response tu a telegram the doctor left last night to attend the funeral. The Masonic Relief Board has elected the ollowlcg odcers: President, M. II. Rice; Vice President, T. L. Sallivan; ßecietary, Rer. W. D. Engle; Treasurer, J. A. Hiß", rtecfticeraof the ifa?onis Bari! Ground are J. A. IlitT, President: II. O. McVey, Vice President, and Rev. W. I). Eale, Secretary ALd Treasurer.

CÜÜKT-llülJSK LOCALS. the Kable Dlforce Case Talen Under AdTlsement. A Five Thousand-Dollar Damage Suit by a Discharged Employe The Divorce Record. A.M. Fletcher has taken a judgment In for-cloure against L. D. Oiin and others, la Room 3, for $2,775. The damage suit of Clement A. Weatboeffer vs. Moritz Kaufman and others ha3 been dismissed in Room 2. The suit of William T. tiwigert vs. the Air Line Road for damage, in Judge Howe's Court, has been dismissed. Oecar L. Call and Ixra Call are suing each other for divorce in Judge Walker's Court. They are charging each other with a majority of the sins for which divorces may be had under the statue. In Judge Walker's room an argument on demurrer to the complaint in the case of J. L. Fatout vs. The School Board, was heard by the Court, and the matter taken under auviaement. The fuit is on the question of the legality of the bonds issued by the board to erect the new echool buiMing last summer. Yesterday was the third day of the divorce trial of David vs Mary J. Gab'.e. The arguments of the attorneys were searching, and covered all the sensational points brought out in the evidence. It was late in the evening when the arguments were closed. Judge Howe took the case under adviaeo ment. Ella Hoiman has filed against her husband, Joseph Hoi man, for snpport. They were married in 1SS-. Last November Joseph deeerUd his wife, lis is thought to have 150 in the handa cf Theodore Bnrhton, for whom he has been working. Ella asks for a $000 judgment against hiru to euabJe her to Jive. John W. Satton was arrested a few days ago for wife-whipping. The case was called yesterday in the Mayor's Court, when John concluded he did not want it tried before the Mayor, and upon being asked if It woal J be satisfactory if the cafe was sent to 'Suir? Ft-ibleman, replied that it would. Tupcinttothe joke wa3 that the Mayor i sick, and 'Squire Feib'eman i3 acting Mayor. Julius W. Hinkley yesterday filed suit for restraining order against Sheriff Carter and others. Hinkley is the assignee for George S. Carrington, and alleges that sutlicient notice was not given of the proposed sale by tee hherilTof Carringtoa's good!, and that if the tale is made it will work a loa to the creditors and waste the estate. Ju ie Wa'krr granted a temporary restraining ordr ta January 22. when the caa will be neard. Henry Eifert bas filed suit aguinet Herman Lanier and Charles Frew for slander, alleging that be has a good reputation, and up to December 24, lgsi, he has been the foreman for defendants. Oa that date he received a letter through the mail Lorn defendants stating that his pervic.es were no .onger netded,"and intimating beside tb fact that hi work was not entirely satisfactory; that there was a rumor when he jft tbe chair company tbat their material had been tantrum! wiih. The second paragraph alleges that the tnbstaoce of tv tileu librl waa repeated to John Smith nd other good citizet a bv the defendants Demand is n Je fr 5,000 in each pirag aph. Joseph Clone was before the Mayor yesterday on a charge of p?.v disturbance. A colored man employed at the .Surgical Institute was the prow eating witness, he testifying to having seen Clouse throw a wine bottle and break it. Clonse paid the fine of J 11.10 bt:cau5.P he did not know how ht could make a df fecssu H has been n p Keniat tr.e Icnitute having come fro-j Fort l)ji?gc. o va, to he triaed for eninai t?flVcion. '.Vheri he retarned to ttie Imtitnte be found that he wp not wanted there, tbe pbys cians having reftmsl to treat hitu bay tfiors. presoruably ou account of the trouble. Ciouse pays the boys were playing and tbe bottle was "broken accidentally, aui that there wae no disturbance. He claim m have paid for his treatment at the Institute and is arranging to take the matter b--forn the courts in an action upon the contract made with the proprietors. That Public Meeting. There seema to have been some underhand work in the meeting that was called purports g to be in behalf of the colored citizens of this city on Thursday afternoon at 177 Indiana avenue, of which some mention has bsen made in the papers. Tho meeting was called by eelf constituted leaders of the rrce, it being entirely private In its caaras if r. Only nch persona as were known to b in favor of its action were secretly invito 1 to attend. Only thirteen persons were nrse nt und they all chimed in, in distributing tbe vieightvhonors among themselves. No public notice was given rcpesiing tb time o place of holding tbe same. It, now tur -3 our that instead of "being the meeting held fo: the purpose of electing delegates to repre ent tbe educational interest of the colored race at a pretended conference of the lead ing colored men of the various Statej. that itisaecheme gotten up by ds;gnin Republican tricifcters for tbe ostensible pur t c,he ot bnnlening the laborers of onr comtiionwealtu with an orer proda2t:on of 4,00) rrWi colored emigrants, to be distributed throughout the State. Arrested for Forgery. Seme time since A. V'. Murphy, the manager for Iii L. Folk, and publisher of the In- " diacapolis Directory, reported to the police that a young man, who was in no way connected with his establishment, was going about anions? the buf iners men of the city toliciting advertisements to appear, a- he f aid, in the next i?ne of the directory. The vocrg man, Mr. Murphy stated, had sue ceeded in inducing several merchants to pay him In advance, although the greaW portion of them had refused to "give up' until tecould prodncs something ta Ehof that he

was not an IxcDoeter. The police have been looking for the swindler for several day, and yesterday afternoon Captain Colbert arrested a young man filling the description given by Mr. Murphy. At the Central Station the young man gave the name of John Stall, and claimed Terre Haute for his home. He was slated on a charge of forgery, and will be given a hearing this morning.

The Committee on Decision are proceeding as rapidly as possible with the count of the grains of coffee in Mr. Mueller's guess tack, and hope to be able to make their report by Saturday, January 10. Roller Skates. Vajen A New are th3 exclusive agents for the 8le of J. H. Fen to ii ' Kink Skates la Indiana. Klnkj supplied at mac alwetnrer'a prices. Alo, a laU slock ol Ice Skates, Ice Creepers, 81elh Bella, etc VAJF3 A NEW', (A E&rt a&hlngton street AFTER THE ST IToct that tho holiday season is over, and wo are aolo to settlo down to ovoryday go-as-you-ploaso lifo, we expect to give f pedal attontion to repairing floo Watches, Fronoh Olooks ana OhronornotorB, and if your timopiooo is oat of or dor, now is your time to bring It in. Wo employ nor o but tho most skillful workmen, and guarantoo ontiro satisfaction. wmi mi JEWELERS, 12 East Washington Street. DJL Baldwin & Go. PIANOS, ORGANS. Buyers will And everything thoy can want in our stook, at Low Fricas and Favorable Terms. Borne very good Pianos, a littlo used, at bargainsSpecial reductions on flno Organs, to oloso out certain atyleo. D. ; H. BALDWIN & CO. 35. 07 and 3D 5crt!i renn. St.,!adia33jwlif . Wholesale and Ketall Dealer In Fteiaway A Sons, leiker Hro8.,lJairics ßro., Fischer, Voso ana otber riaDos, Estey Orsrans, Shoniaser Oraa. Parties st a distance öeplrlnit bargala kno-iM not Jail to write for fuller descriptions. TUNING and KKPAIKIN'J a sreclilty. Order for moving given prompt attention. STOVE! Tie Westminster Bass Burner , (Kound and Sqcara) IHK JET MSHSTKR. -AL.corn Stoves and RangQS. Ccal Va4G8, Goal Hod, Ifirm Btandr, Ute., üto. LDER& CO. es Worth Illinois St, August Erbrich, fcüLS AGK.NT For. LAGER BEER, jrdCos; nnd. Hottlom. 220 and 222 Coath Delaware 8t. (j. F. SCH3IIDT, Brewer and Bottler of LAGER BEER South Isd oIAbbana St, XndlnziAolls If ITi SIEB ill Jiolicj, Guitan, Banjos, Acccrlsoas Fiene'i Uarp?, tlza Vrr liest italin Strings. Xnslc Y.qU, Folio aril t.tr. Ungual Ztxta. Orraaf tte, aul Bulr lor Stnie. CHARLES 2SAYEB Ö CO., Z9 and 81 W. Washincton St. BROWNING & SLOAN, DBUGGIrtTH, Fine Peteen ail Toilet Articles Lnbln'c, Colcate'. Lnndrorg' and RIck?ecke.-' fine hxtracw, Genuine Icportcd Farina and 'tertian Cologne, Florida aud Lavender Watfrs, Fire Tollet toap and rxmue. Tooth. Hair. Clotb aDd Nail Eru&hea, and all artlclca wanted lor Ue toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES.I

And all caused by our announcement of tho FIVE-CENT SHOES to be sold at tho

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It opened Thursday with the most gigantic and purely exciting rash of customers we ever had the pleasure of witnessing at either of our previous sales, and people found just what wo advertised. Some camo with baskets to be filled with tho 5c shoes and 10c shoes, etc., etc. To use an old expression, you couldn't got within a mile of the piles of shoes so carelessly thrown on tho floor. z&To curb the disappointment of so many unable to be on hand at tho opening, we, THIS MORNING, at NINE O'CLOCK, throw on another lot AT THE SAME PRICES! You must come early or you will not get any.

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This comm unify bas had asurfeit of the closinj-out-sale-style of aivertisirg a style that presumes largely upon the ignorance ard credulty of the public. It ii estrtmsTy dcubtful if tho returns from that variety of advertising pay for the wear anl tear on com men stuse. 1 hearti?y thank the public for the patronage accorded me during the past year, am?" vlll endeavor, by tbe introduction of new goods keeping up the requirements of populat snd fashionable taste to merit a continuance ot those favors. Xn this connection I wish to say that I am now receiving my SPRING STOCK, consisting of NEW and ELEGANT DESIGNS in BRUSSELS, INGRAIN and MOOUETTE CARPETS, and a Great Variety of the LATEST AND MOST ARTISTIC PATTERNS IN WALL PAPERS; also, large invoices of LACE CURTAINS. PORTIERES, TRIMMINGS, etc., etc $gIn regard to prices, all I can say is, COMEAND LOOK AT THE GOODS.

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cm in Brazil Ülx. Now. save money mil by orderini; KHOOHSIOW COAL! n f.flme nd f trcnRth ailn to Pittsbnrs', free from foot and clinkers. No other dealer hae It. Brar. B. eck ) higher this worum and and a wider door is opened lor tbe lutroduclloa OX UrOOküd t tne any point la that? lj I5roo)caide, Brookslrtp. HronKsHe. 12.85 per tea. Boolcyvillp Kut Coal, per ton, $2.0 Eecicyvillo Lump Coat, psr ton, (only shippers of this grade), - 2.5 Brcokatdo per ten - - - - - - - 2.8fBrazil Bicck, fall weight, woll forced 3.C0 - for prices rn all kinds ol coal call at oJEef. EHRLICH & S 6fi ITH, 14 Vanco BIkf Virginia Ave. Telopliono 1014. Coke Consumers, 333IVHLvnX Sc 00. Sell the CITY ti AS .COKE, always Dry and Clein, aud A1J KlvA o? C O .A.X-1 Lowest PriCCH. OFFICK8-C0 north Dolawaxo. ICO South Alabama, and 45 rj OhleStreets. Tclcphono 441.

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