Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1885 — Page 5

!THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL FRIDAY MORNTXG. JAXUARY 30. 1835.

LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

!Tfa8 Democratic Can ens Selects the Winning Sanies. 7h Work of the Committee on the Inrea tlgatlon ot the State Treasurer. The Senate Committee oa Phraseology has been iren a clerk. Th bill prohibiting ball playing on SanjY paised yesterday. Biil3 on a taird reading was the order for yesterday in ths House. Tha second reading of bills was the order yesterday in the Senate. Senator Drown introduced a bill yesterday conSriair the existing Congressional Districts. Jod; Browning, the rcember from I3rown, 33 indai'irj? himself in the pleasures of. housekeeping. Lieutenant Governor Manson opened yesterday moraine's season of the Senate by Senator raerson has o:JVil a bill authorizing the formation of companies for the apprehension of boraa thieve?. Merr.a Co., through KeoresentatiTe Smith, of Tippecanoe, have presented the House with a copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. Senator Faulkner succeeded in getting through his resolution appointing George A. Itaea, son of the former Adjutant General JlGss, Senate page. The bill giving in-keepers and others engaged in similar occupations a lien on the bajga:e of their guests, was voted down in the lloase yesterday by a rote of 83 to 19. The bill providing for the CJerk of the Supreme Court to keep a record of all fees received by him. the tioe of their receipt, from whom aad for what, was pas3ed unanimously. The committee appointed by Speaker Jewett to investigate the affairs at Knightitown is composed of the following members: Loyd, of Itlpley; Smith, of Warrick; Boyd, of Hamilton. The Senate Committee on City and Township Bjslne33 reported Senator Eailey's Liquor bill recommending that it apply only ?n citWa having a votiDg population of 5,000, -iicb Includes Ind'ampolis, Evansville, y rt Wayne and Torre Haute. The bi.l appropriating ?10,0ö0 for Purdue University passed the House yesterday by a Tote of 73 to 13. The discussion of the merits of the bill was quite animating, Smith, of Tippecanoe. Williams of Knox, and Harrell, of Franklin, taking the lead. The joint resolution of the House proposing aa amendment to the Constitution making the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Auditor, Recorder, Treasurer. Sheriff, Coroner and Barveyor four year officers, and making so one eligible for a second term for a period of eight years, was carried by a vote of SO lo S. The bill introduced by representative McHenry making the office of County Superintendent elective by the people came to a third reading yesterday. It brought forth the greatest discussion yet, and after being bitterly fought was defeated by a vote of Zr to 00. Representative Gordon entered a motion yesterday afternoon to reconsider the vote by which the bill prohibiting the playing of ball on Sunday passed. This objection to lae bill is that it is too broad in its pro visions and it should be confined to a few t-pftificntioriS. A bill wi3 introduced in the Senate yesterday by Mr. Magee authorizing tha Governor, Treasurer and Auditor of State to make a temporary loan of $'.00.000. bonds redeemable at the pleasure ot ths Mate within five or tsa y?irs, to bear 4 per cent, interest, and anth.rz-ng the funding ot tee present indebtedness of the S a'e if it can be done at a lower rate of interest than at present paid. Representative McMullen presented yesterday ajmemcriil froji the Knights of Labor, of Lawrencebarg, asking for a Bureau of Lab )T Statistics, for arbitration between employers and employ s, for laws requiring employers to pay employes weekly in lawful money, prohibiting convict and child Jabor, recognizing the incorporation of Tisdes Ufiionj, looking to the health and safety of laborers, and providing for compulsory education. The committee appointed to investigate the alleged necessity of an Investigation of the condition of the State Treasurer's office and compo3td of the following members: enators Foulke. . 'McColiougb, Hilligas?, J.indify asd Smith, of Jennings: INpresentr:Tes 5jre, Fat ton, OoodiDjr, McMullen md Fown'ee, met Wednesday afternoon K. i resolved that thev would first tjo to the editor's cfS.ce and obtain from his hojta tl.e arr.onnt of money that should be in t.ie keeping of the State Trewarer t d then call upon the Treasurer, exinr.ne tb bcoks. vouchers and safe and count the money. Yesterday morning they followed out the provision of the resolution. From the Auditor's books they discovered that there should be in the hands ot Treasurer -'$!. sl.Ot. They then went iato the Treasure's clEce and found In cash, certificates .l deposit special and general, and ctaer collateral, Jl'l .OUiJM, the excess being aci runted fcr by the presence ot fees and other p-ivate money of Mr. Cooper. The certifites of deposit were on the First I'atioDal, Meridian National and Merchants' National Banks. A sub-corn mittee was then arpoiated to visit the ranks mentioned and see if the money certified to be there was oa bands. This subcctnniittee was composed of Ssnator Hilli?ass and Representatives McMullen and Grownlee. Tney will meet this morning at "7 o'clccis and report to the principal comnittee Tuesday evening. So far the corniritUe i 6atltd tnat everything in connnctioa with the Treasury is as it sr ould be. The Democratic caucus ot the P.epresentatives and Senators met in the hail of the Housa lut nighL Judge Gooding, of Knox, called the meeting to order. Ssnator Schloss was made Chairman and Representative "Williams was made Secretary. The roll was called, all being present ex:ept Senator Johnson, of Tippcaace. It was ordered that no speeches be allowed in making the nominations. The following names wsre then placed in nomination for State Librarian: Miss L'zzie O. Callis, of Morgan, th? present incumbent; Mrs. Harriet O. Cooper, of Saelbv; Miss Lallie lVaytber, of Cy ; M's Ilettie A. Morrison, of -Clinton; Jdge Taylor, of Daviess, read the following communication : Tbankinz iay friend for their many kind act In fTrtberijt my caadidicy, anl USta away with las pip v at lecottecttoui of th9 new aojntiataaci I hare uude üuria? nj c; a rasa, I r,alrT

ny name as aa applicant for the tuition or 'ta Lbrarlau. 8i"!E RiY Wiims. The caucus proceeded to ba bt, with the following rtsult: MisiCaUis, 51; Mrs. Cjopar, 24: Miss Tiayther, 12; Miss Morrisaa, 7 Total number of vote3 cast, 1)7; necessary to choice, Äiiss Callis was thereupon decltred elected, and upon motion of Senator Weir ter election was made unanimous. The following cames were placed in nomination for the position of Prison I):recior South: Jasper Dvid9oa, of Gibson; J aa Hern, cf Ficvd; Georg9 W. Ham. of Hanccck; Floyd Parks, of Clark; John Cor, of Monroe, and Colonel E. M. II?nson, of Parke Tbe first ballot resulted as follows: Diridfon, 14; Hern, 4s; Hart. 12; Parks, 15; Cox, 1; Benson, C. No one baving a irajoriiy of the votes cait, tue caucus proceeded to a sccocd ballot, resulting as folloirs: Davidson. 1.3; Horn, CI; Ham, 5; Parks. 13. Mr. Horn was thereupon declared elrcted, and upon motion of Senator "Weir his e.'ection wa .uade unanimous. Ex Senator George Majsrj, of Bän ton, the present incumbent, and Divid Mark, of Wabash, were placed in nomination for Prhon Director North, the billoticg resulting as follows: Majors, 5; lark, The following narti were plsced in noaiirietion for the position of (A Trustee for til A?ylum for te Insnne: Marshall Pettit, of Foaotain; I II. liarrell. Ji-ckfOn: l)r. R VL. Taritnn.of Morgan, fht ß st ballot rfsultd as follows: Pettit, "l : It rrell, 1 1 ; TarJetoc. 24 Ai the taUy sbonone too mnny votes a soond b.l t äs taken, resulting: Pettit. 37; Barrell, 47; Tarleton. 12; Green, I. Necessary for choice, 4t. No one having receivtd the cecesjary vote! a third ballot was taken, resulting as foUows: Pettit, C; Barrell. 5; Tarleton, 3; whereupon Barrell was de ciartd elected, and upon motion of Senator Davidson, of Brown, his election was made unanimous. The following names were placed in nomltaticn for Trustee for Asylum for Dem and Dumb: John B. Green, of Clinton; Jam s F. Harney, of Montgomery; J. S. Con ingor, of Johnson. Tbe bail-it resulted as follows: Harney. 10; Green, 71; Cirniagor. Green as then declared elected. Tbe following names were presented for Trustee cf Aflum for the Blind: Calvin Sugdiil. tf Decatar: Dr. W. B. Wile of Ov-n, the present iincutabput The ballot rernpe a? follow?: Stopl 11, 47; Wiles 4''; ?fhersrtze''l, 1; Wilson, 1. No one bein elected, a tPCOi.rf ba'lot was taken, with the following result: Slogdill, 50; Wile?, 11; Wilion, 1, vihereupoa Stogdill wa3 declared elected. Nominat'oo! for Trustee for the SjldierY Orphans' and Feeble-minded Children's Home werd then called for, whereupon Speaker Jewett offered the following resolution: Resolved, That po much of the orler of basinets as Jreqnlred tde pelpctlon cf a cn1iJa'.e for TrusUeof the So.dieri'Orpö&ns' Home and Asylum lor tie Feeble minded Children bd dispensed with. Kejolved, That It is the sense of this caucus that a bill ihould be at once pused providin? lor the appointment by the Govtrnor two Trustees of satd Institution, who, with tbe President of the P.Oird of tbe Benevolent lustltution, shall constituto the Board ot Trustees of Eaid iastitutioa. This caused quite a discussion, resulting in the withdrawal of the second section and and the adoption of tha first. The reason for the resolution was that the affairs at Knightstown were to be investigated, and that no Trustee ought to be selected until that investigation was concluded. William A. Peelle was then nominated byacclaaia ticn for Comm'ssioner of Statistics, the position which he now holds. The caucus then adjourned. PERSONAL MENTION,

John L. Dawson, formerly connected with the Sentinel but now of Chicago, called on tbe editorial force cf this paper last night. Come again, Mr. Dawson. Mr. Carl Strakcsch, representing the Mark Twain and Cable Combination, is in the city arranging fnr the aprxarancs of the noted gentlerren February 7, at Plymouth Church. John S. Morrison and wife, Calmet; O. E. .Ttnks, La'avette; Ii S Sutton, Shflbyville; II. M. Cain. Koknmo; W. Gro?e, New Castle; D. Moss, Noblesville; J. Itowley, Kccbf&ter: It. F- ökinner Valpara'so; J. G. Kodier?, transport; J N. Dickson. North Verton: D. H. Davis, Knightsville; 0. F Eakf r, Vincennes, are at the Bates. E. V. Johnson, New Albany; G. L. Bailey, Vincennes; II. L. Eaton, John Schlatter, Wellington; E. 8. Howlacd, Batavia; W. r.ichie, Waynestojcn; George H. Gi fiord, W. Chandler. C. L Cctlerand wile, Tipton; John P.iley. Marion; George Murray, Gophec; Mrs. P.radjhaw, Warsaw, are at the New Occidental. f he Lyra Concert. The Lyra Concert last evening, at the Washington street hall, was as fine an entertainment as has yet been given by the society. The hoase was crowded, all available space being occupied, whicn testifies to the popularity of these concerts. Tne features were numerous, the more prominent be ins the orchestral overture, "Raymond.1' tbe rendition of 'Trus Liehe,"" bv tbe mixed choir, and the rendition of the iuulc entitled: ' Protect Us Through the Coming Night," ly the chair ot ladies. Mrs. Parmeirer gave a splendid rendition of "Ah, Perrido." "I.a Ci)nccrcancia" was charmingly MiPr by the following ladies: Nettie Uietrioö, Erneüe KleiD, Emtlie Knbu and Anna Ab romet. "Bin ich im Walde" was handsomely rendered by the choir of male voices, and wss received with applause. Special mention BhDu'd al ö t e male of the perform ance ef "Am Woerther See," by tbe mixd ccoiraratne orcntstra. It wdQld bs diincult to ngreit any improvement, and csr tsinly the fashionable audience was well atufifd with the concert. The Lyra masquerade will occur the 12th of next month, this society will also open the armory with a peiformance on the 17th. Indiana Inventors. A weekly list of United Stales patents issued to the invents f Indiana for the week ending January 27, 1SS5, and each patent in the list will bear that date. Reported express y for the Indianspolie Daily Sentinel by A. H. Evans & Co., American and fore!?n patent solicitors, Washington, D. C. Charge for cbtaininj a patint, $29. A C3py of the patent laws sent free on application. Cook, William, Columbus, dust collector; Ha.elman, L W., Indianapolis, straw stacker; Laremrre, It. M., near Peoria, butchering device; Lockwosd, Jeremiah, and W. Crary. Sullivan, gate; P.yer, W. II , South Bend, plow; Weatners, Jame?, Indianapolis, combifd anvil, vies and drill; Wescott, J. M., Richmond, grain drill. The First Ever Known to Decline. A pcorly clad but clean looking young man applied at the Central Station night before last for lodging. Turnkey TaSTe registered him, and then turned hirn into the "big room." The young raaa hid bsea in the room but a fe ruiautei when h) ciilei the station keeper tj the door, rei)uemaj: tbst officer to Ut h:-a out ira'vs iUte'.y. "Waats the matter? Doa't yaa waat to

ty here to n!b asked A I. ,,Miter, I xnow I am poor and ia hard luck, bit I wouldn't fleep in ttat room with the bedbugs ard other vermin for $100." reoliei the young man in a tremulous voice. "I woa'd lather walk the streets all night." This is the first time that ever a tramp refused to stay ever night at the Station house in the wiDter teafeoa ; in fact, it is a diiücult mitter to icdnce them to leave whn they one get in. Naturally enoceh the TuroVey was ronnderably surprised, and, a tojnash recovered from the thock, directed the joucg man to the Friendly Inn.

The Rinks. Tbe attendance at the Meridian Pink last Dight was good, and as an appropriate recognition cf the same the manager wore a 12 by 1!) smile. .This clever, pood-sized smile overspread Mr. Murray's countenance during the first of the evening, but after the exhibition it had narrowed 'on to a 1 by 2 nz, and was one of tboe ghastly, difgusted grins that a ribk n.anager wear? when he is not m 20o1 iiumor. Either tome awkwnrü It How bad trod on his favorite corn, or ti eihibitbn did r:ot suit hirn. The bictcle r.din wtagood. mti theclrb sw'nsfinj- rantc with tbe be?t, but the rett of the conpHny we;l. we'll give them aaother oocoauuitj. Pisib!y they were out of practice. Ite gri)d far cy dres carnival will tke p ste this tvf-ning at the Wigwam Rink Great anticipation is felt by nil love-s of tt.i!. sport, and the iudicatiors are tnat it will be a very successful affair. Another crowded bouse again greeted Master Charles 11. Bet-son, the "B?y Wonder." at the College Avenue Rink Ust night. His feats upon skates are simply inarveloae, and ho should be seen by admirers of athIttic sports. Eeal Eet&te Transfers. The following deeds were recorded Thursday, January 2J, as reported by bteeg A Bernnanier, itEtract coarllers, 13 ar.d 15 Thorpe Block. Telephone, 1.C-B: Lillie V. Sueil and huslunJ to fc-irah Aycrs. warranty deed to lot 12 ttartholca ew'ti PUbdiriiiuii of tart of lot "i" m tre Inlia.i;apol5s auii i;j'.icicnati K8ircad Coiar&uy's aaöitioa to lüe (ily ol lndiarjapo:is $ m 00 Wiihm B. Boiaidii tuul w!.'e (o Auna leny, warranty deed tolotiyjla 1". T. , 8. K. and A. . Fletcher's Rd.titioa to tbe city of Iadianarolis 1.200 0C Kactiel Borne and husband to Jese Borne, warranty deed to lot 10 and pit oi lot 17 ia McKernan A Tierce's subdivision of a part of outlot 27 in the city ot Indianapolis 1,700 00 Williams, lluboard and wife to Williim Hatvey.warranty deed to lot C in Brackwj'm subdivision of loU SI and f 3 of Blackford's subdivision of outlot 15 In tte city of Indianapolis 1 000 CO CLarks Aldag and wife to Jacob C Uirscbrrann, warranty deed to partoflotiu raudfon s aadition to tne city or Indiftnapolis.. 6.5'0 CO Ja-ob t'. Hirschmaa Rnd wife to Charier A ldap, warranty deed to part of lots in outlot 53 in the city 0f Indianapolis 2.C03 00 Conveyances, C ; consideration. ....Ü0.9-JO 00 It was rnmored last night that two C , H. and I), conductors had been dropDed by the company, and that more discharges will folic w. Leaving It to the UlOle. Boston r,:obe. Up in Concord N. EL, most of the residentare old-fashioned enough to still believe in the Bible, and use its texts to clinch all kind? of arguments, making it a guide oa eery rroralor social question that arise. FUe yeara-oid Fannie ÜV63 there, and is one ot the many bright little girls who inhabit th Granite State. A few days ao she came to her mother with a very serious face aad raid : "What are we, mama? ' 'We? Why. we are rvun'.e, of couri?." "No, mania," earns the" reproichtal answer: 'I don't rut an that." 'Well, we are Americans, th?n," i-tlied the mother, thinking ehe warned to know what nationality thy were. A. the chile was ncttatislied with this rply, her mother w 83 at a loss to know h.?r drift. "Do you wish t know if w ar- Rp'iblicars cr Democrats .'" ventured säe. a; Ur. "Yes, yes; that's it' s the pyojs eic'arpation. I'm lorry I csVt fell you, Fnnir. I dcr.'t kn'jw anything ab jut politics." "Oh, dear, I'm so sorry," said tb chId. Then i-he appeared to bo "in a bravu staiy for a rroment. Suddenly her face bri entern d with a new idea, lite the morning wub sunlight. ' I'll tell you je?s how we il find out." sa:d she, making a dramatic gesture. ' Vou wa t right here wnile I go and pet the Bible, and you can find out alt about it." A Carelet Artist. Mrs. Gimlet called on Mr. Aueur who was named only last year the other day and prcceeded to give her some news. "I'id you have a nice time, dear, while you wfreoutin the country last month?1 she asked. Ob, yes. A solendid time." Mr. Ancer didn't go?' uXo, poor fellow, he Lad to stay at home and werk." 'Ah! I undent ind he worked pretty bard," taid Mif. Gimlet, with a faint sus fdcion of barcasin io her tones. "He pained tte town rtd, my dear, all the time you were gone." "I knew it," replied Mrs. Auger, concluiYtly, "all the time." "How did you learn it?" ' He ia such a careless, dear, old boy that be (pattered red paint all over his face and that on his nose won't wash orf. A Faihionable Chinese Dinner, f All the Year Round. 1 When "tiitin" was announced we were conducted to a luxurious dining room, aad sat down to what proued an excellent but very lengthy dinner of tweaty-five courses! rhi however, wa3 nothing remarkable, as a rally elaborate dinner sometimes consists of forty courses and 100 dishes, and lasts for about four hours, the guests being expected to taste 6very dish as it is handed roand, wp?liire it down with innumerable cups of hot rice wine, and concluding with a lar-;e bowl of plain boiled rice, just to correct an t previous Indiscretion in the way of rich sou i s or ncocgruou3 mixtures! A 1! rainy Story. (Maachesster Courier. A British sailor at the battle ot the Nile, at the moment when the officer of the watch aid to him. "Do you make out tbe 2?3hip on tbe port of starboard bow, Bill?" was struck by a bullet in the head. For fifteen months that sailor remained insensible, but r ot dead, with a ball in his skull which ctu!d net be extracted. He was taken to the Greenwich Hospital and trephined, when the foremen body wa3 removed from the neighborhood of his brain. Then ha rubbed bis f yes and said instantly: "Just oiT the starboard bow, &ir." 'A Fine Actress Herself." I Brooklyn Eagle.l Whi-e in Paris I was at breakfast with a Metd trout New York, and we were talking; abort the great performance of Ristori In ''Medea," wh'ca ste had enjoyed oa the p-cf ding right At th-i same table ware seated a rariy of ialies aad gemlea wao

dlrnMD?r the m-us eajact. On of ld:e paid: "Rscnel h a preat artist and is aln est .faultless; bat Ilchel i a raoiine, Histcri is a wpjan." Toe manner ia wh'i tl ee words were 8id wa uch as en not be rpicnbfd. The face of the ppsaker ligated no with enthusiasm, and her clear aud sonorous voice attracted, the attention of evt-ry pers-on in the room. I M;d to .y frierd: Tbt Jadv would mate i ti-e act'f-s here!f " My frleii t tilted: ' I y u kr ow who she is Tout htdy is C irIvJtie Ccshrnan."

t'iniuinr Kumbtr pi'iy. io-ton I'o.t. J'd vou ever fee a worum play wbisi? S'f Well, she does it somewhat aa follows: Oh. dsr I don t believe I can ever cet these cards arranged Now, lft ma see, that one L.fif, and won't you pick it ur? rnlf No, lei me te Ou, is it tuy play? Mercy, I'm sure I do't know wfiich one u play There, I played the wn:u one. but ever mind bave I got to follow suit? -Well, if I can't follow suit? WeM, if I can't n!ow sun can I frump? Oh, I wi-a I c-md hxr 'hrown away ou t'mt trick nuld !'' Oh, I'm eo sorry Now, bow Mupul I w--i I dn't fee it wa9 ruy psrt er's hc? wh'i I trnn-p-d. but ner mind. " And eo u od, md at the end cf the prn hör-partnet ßft eja'ly l as to stand the ridicule of tbe obrr n'de ban0 be po billy baten. FaKM OfKS. Los Angeles, ri . Ehtjipad a car-load o! honey to London. The demand for p?rajaunt erass?s is greatly on the Increase. The-l'nited States raises 71 per nt. of the corn grown in the world. Australia exports a great deal of coal, aorr?e of it going eyen to Eoglaud. Feeding of stock during the winter months shocH always be doae at regular hours. Never add wort mies in the mnur hr-p. I'-astfr, however, will b found luashciai 1 CS Anth'j County. CiL, produced 1' (")!.' ton? of honey list yfitr va!u-d at -l k.O X). C rrcl?, turnips and csbraes aw tha oily veai tables ti a t can h ruined in Greenland '.'cice of the Western premium crops of vrn last yeer ragged from 10 to 14' bashed rr acre. DIED. li -Jacob scuta, brother of lienry Smith, at '2 :?0 p. m , Wednesday. F ;:nciRt will tike p'ac from the roiIanre ol fr. lJturyi-'mith, No. HO ort! Illinois vtr.ct, st 2 p. ni., Friday. Frie-dt of tbe fiiaily are invited to tterd. f o'uuibus and Kdlubur papers please copy. C. E. KKKt5 f'LO A WHITSTT. cuaral Dlrfctcri sal Zatialneri Ko. 77 North üol-r3 street. vnjpscne cnuu action to oXco and re!ctesc. rTtrcfftr WAirttiic and Frt!ex mmimm Absolutely Pure. This powder never varlfs. A marvel of purity, streBgth and wholeeomeness. More economical u.u i he nrdin&ry kinds, and can not be sold in companion with the multitude of lor test, short tiistt, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cars. Royal Uaking Powoeb Co, 103 Wall J'f",t, New York. CARTERS !wjs F!rk HS'.!'.cV9 tnd relieve all th? troupes rndlent to a l.ilio-3 f taio cf t!io pyslem, each as DuT.iao, liauicn, Ircrsujos". liatre3 after eating, Püa ia th3 ;?. Vh'.l? teir rnoitrtxkibid buctü L3 bcoa sbown in curing ,s C-nrla'-hr, yet Carter' Ltttl? Liver TiV.- are eü aüy in" Constitution, curin? and preveiitln y.3 tar.oyicr complaint, whilo they also correct a.iliord'.jVcf the ttoroa'-h, etitaulata the liver fcr.d rcli- bowcii. Lvea if ihey only cured Ache tfcf y woa!d be amrt prlcf less to tboe wha euHr from this dircing complaint; batfortu Eitcly their goodccs docs rot end here, and thosa who once try them vill Cud these lttt!o pili valu abie la eo raany ways that thcyvriU not bo wilLLag toCowilLguttlcu. tut titer tUsicfc Lea Jl 3i Is tbe bine cf f o mny Uros that here is where m r.aka cr prtüt boist. Cur i'i2s cara it whila Cthtrs do net. ' - Carter's Littlfs Iircr Pills are very raaHasd very easy to tike. Cue cr two pills make a dos They sre etrictly veftabl-j and do not pr':?e or pore, bat by their pcntlo action ploasa ail whi Ufethczu la rials at 5 cents; five for tl. Sold t J drcrxta everywhere, cr eeat ty maiL ' cahxejx muDicixn co., XtfV '--. Cff,

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rio'v S3sr unlerstanJ what a perfect fit 13? Tht paiaf.'l reriodor-brsaiing ia"iad3?ni ed easentlil to ev-rr tiiT cutat. Tul li pos.Uvaiy uacxesiar7. The scleatläa Trir.cic!;3 apLi-xi to tha croua shapes ai 6Lz33 or'tha Haain" nhse, izs s perfac Et. bcJ t'?.r flxlbitr. absolute froeJora rrt:a the tort'r cr'hrzz- ii,"ai thayars Crst .I-vy. G,ii f v ?.-yrv r -r-v HAN AM &. SON WANTED. LOST Any rtleic ol value, not oxcvcMn.g three lines, inserted tv:o times FREK Under tbe lie&d ditUAUoa '.Viiiite-t,"' fuar üu- " criers. IcFtrScd F REM T ANl-KD Boy to drive : ; ANIKD A. Situation hy a mM.5Vs.-f i ladv v to rto houaewuri ty v.ie crj. i'au at 'Jl North .Ney Jersey street. ;;o WANTED. SITUATION A.nv on- rtesirin- a c'.frk, cpyit or r.tli.-e lady, please addti'M Dtrlie illthofl, care ol Jcuiinei .nWc;. 2i W? ANTiTD Orders for laniiJry wora left t i C.lc!e ttreet; tiitr's. 1U eents escti: collar, 20 cents per dozen; family washing;, 73 coats per i(.:. .a. zqWANTFD A fitAtioa ns UKk.kfet?r, till r:e:. entry clerk or salesman on r al: exrcr!cri(e: leferenccs coo J. Adireis V. K. 11.. 1 Ka?t WasüiDjtoii street. 27 WANTED To lease fourteen lot ia George W. Parke r's addition to Oat Hill: to leas? for five years cr"eap: woul-1 make go?d Karden. JOHN 11. KfGKKifc feONs, Lafayette. luJ. 2S 7 r ANTED To Publishers A flrst cl&ss printer fi aatl preraan, who is a spicy, noisy, encr.Ttic ritPr, wants a Pit oa a good paper la Indl : A ddrees I'üIN Tüll, Box 415, L&uslnj, Mich, ANNOUNCEMENT. ANAOUXCtMENT Members of the Legislature wl;o acire asMitance In prepario oills, etc , ill audiei8 JOHN W. BI.AICE, Attorney. iliOSE RoiT'.g to Hot Springs for tüe treatment J. cf syrhilis, glec, fcfofu.a. and ail cuUneous or blocd dueues can Le c-.ired for one taird tae .-e st c f s:t li r t lp at the cid reliable und. I nave ocen located fcere for twenty-three years, and ivith .i f dyaatae of lovgand euccessful experience eaa wfctrant a cure In all cnyes Spermatorrnea 4td imrr t;-i:cy, in a'.l their 6ta?e?. positively i ured. CJftice Lour?, b a m. to 9 p. in., 13 V;rin:k avfu'ap, indi&rapolis. Fills Pt witi full dirrctfor.e at 1 per tox. DR BEN NE 11, successor to Fr. Ewlmr. FOR SALE. J OR ?ALE-One C.ie draft ctallioa. RA LSIÜN r ( () 13 H "OK SALE Hov.vcs sn;l Lts In pli i.rtK of tbf City, ÜASNAKD A. SAYI.KS. 7.' arid 77 Ya riNAIidlAL. MONEY At the lowtKt rate of interest. J. W. WILLIAMS & Co., S and 4 Viutoa iiloct. TO LOAN Money with privi'ese of prepayment: terms reasonable. T1103 C.DAY a CO., 7. fat Market street, iLdianapoiis. FOR RENT. r70It KKST Two or three uufurni.hel rcxrr.i on I'ht New Yort fctreet. Apply at 97 F.st 2 A'ashineton strret. TO EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE-For dru store, two story residence, with large lot, all la good repair, in city ; of l?.(C0 Mpu'.ation, in Indiaua. Address 1'ost- 1 oü.c Lock l ox 41, Vevar. Jnd. V4 ! GOAL,

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FOIl S ALLI fcive a 200 1 farm for sale six j rnilishomh of Case v. 11!.. and a mi.e au I a. t)a!f north cf Hazel Dell, Cumborlinil CJoaolv. li.h:o:s; forty acres of prairie, well lmprore l: tr.jee c,ocd weils of waier and ten acres of timber: can :ive roP'sion ibirty days afterfidle: toi oM iotakerareof it &uy longer. U LO K(i E A. IIKXItV. i7

v tbv City (ias COKE, always Dry and Clean, ami All KimNn COAL At Lowewt Prioe.N. OFriGE30 Worth Dolawiro, ÜQ South Alabama, and 453 East Obio streotp. Telephone! 441.

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riß I:. Biaril L'.ort. Now, save inoLty stlil by ordt ::a-4 BROOHSIOG CO VL! fn pne and Etrereth akin to 2ittsbur7, free from foot and citukers. No othrrr dealer La it. H'fick if ttiber this morning and and a wider door is opened for tue latroinctioa of BroossI uLy t-c:nt in that .' Iw Brookside, Brooiide. Krooifide. f- p5 t-er ton. SCHhDULE: SU I F.Y VIM E WFT COAl.Trr Ton - - "u riMI.Lfc 1.1 cuI.. lr loa, (only !nri'i! or fai :rra'l? ,

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TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, ICO IVortli Delaware Htroot FirBt-clas3 Work. Prompt Delivery. JOHN KIPD, Proprietor. THOMA3 W. RYAN. snprlnt3denu

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Tluee NUhts tud Wedresiiv M'mc-?, Ojrumcac?n. JJondny, February I. TRK CIIA8. E FORD GRAND ENGLISH UPERA CO.. MISS ZELüA SEGUir Airt h Cat f '..! . ilot-dsy Lenlt:. by rpccial H-quot. lulfe' Grt-at Matern:e. Tt O II ID IVi I ,v J-v I IA JISsfe;".ia s the Gypy Qucea-hcr s'rouuest nd tot tole. Tnenlay'r-venm. "Neil ''ynt e:" Wertrerday MatJne. "rra Diüto'o " J"---' to II Tarts of the house): Yediiesday Kveüiae.' ciir):," (3 P.lack C.oaksV. Triccs. 15, 25, TO. r. aui Si. liox ?hee; uow opn at tie Theater. Thursday, Feb. 5-HAR.tIsON b 10 U KL AY. GO o. Kfrvfi j e .1 1 s in I ( ir-Mt fOo. ro.(ioiit! TO-riic ur I tiUy, Saturday and Mstine Firt A.-p -aw) in lfc'3 Ci'v oi William MwA & Krs. Tmx Srry JuCnas. Osöorre's Grand Rom:itic Drama. A Midnight Marriage, Fupportrd by tle'r surnrb cotipmy. A crn;1 proluciion, elaborate eilects. iV.jjal.icent icstumes. Monday. TnpsaT. Wednesday M.tfp.e. KATE 0 31j .zrcroir Aua ClIAo. STEVlr:N?ON iu ct.i OF ItENKriT OK LMMETf GUAlllH. PLYIjIOUTH church. SATUBDAY, PBBHUA BY 7, 1835, MATINK AND EVENING. PrsitiveTy Lat A .pearanco or MARK TWAlivT, (Mti. S. L Cl.2S:.NM), As a deader of His Own Surrb Fun: and Mr. GEO. p. i;able, The distinguished Southern roveli't. ptesoating Iiis own matcak'ss fceues TO APPEAR TOGETHER. Mark Twa'n's World famoaa Wit. Mr. Cable's Exquisite II::mor and Pathos. A combination of piiiir.s and versatility thai aj ueals freshly to töe intellisrnt public. IVJocc- IProgrammo. Matinee I'rloes Reserved seats. 7:c and 5C(-. Saturday Evening Reserved ses'.a. 5Cc, 7jc aad $), according to location, h FECIAL NOTICE The sale of sftts will commence on Thursday niornicp, FcL. 5. a. liawen, thwart .V Co.'s bookktoic, 18 West Washington 8t. J. B lDXO. Maaagcr. WI&WAM EI NR. Friday, Januiry 30th. Granö Fancy Dms Caraival And Elegant l'rlz:s. COLLEGE AVENUE RINK Corner SeTeatn and College Arenne. Attraction Commencing Jin. 23. ttarlcs E. Urnon, the Bjt Boeder, Who performs over 163 diflerent noven:ent. including liandprin?8 and somrncrsaui'.?, wui appear every.night during the week. DoL't Fall to See Him February 3 Fis F.ace. February i CJrand Far,cy Ittoi CarniT!. Neon Class fcr Ladies K.-cry Day. MERIDIAN RINK JACKSON' i r iZ X. 1 Loller SLaÜD? and Licjcle (!iaii;n. Thursday, FiJday and featnrday Evenia1, ai Faiur ay a ne-c. "The only exhibition ol th-j kij 1 ia the world. A HOST OF SPECIALTY STAUS, V.'KFK COMMENCING JANUARY 2k COKE. iz cents i er ton lower than any and all o; deal Brazil ie. boe ... f '. .... . '.'.' . 14 Vanco Block, Virginia Avo. OrJ33 183. ELIJAH HEL jEd.

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