Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1885 — Page 8

THE IMilAIs'Al'OLlS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 31, 1885.

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LIHEI DEPARTMENT Ohe Hundred Pieces Turkey Red Tabling i AT 50 Gents a Yard. These goods ara Ifew P&ttorss this seaeou ad have always baoti clC at 75 cents. PETTIS.B iSSETT & Gi JOS. A. MOORS, 64 E. Market St., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deroslts, in 6ums of f j aa l upward. Money to Loan on Improved City aud Furra Property in Indiana and OMa c.ty, county and Town Uondg, ami Purchased woiiey Note?, bought and sold. No loans made except auch as are secured by ßm nsortK&R on real estate, with a lars;e nurn cf KXurity, cr ty collaterals navin? a market Foreign Exchange for 6ale on all part of the wcrld. NEXT MOffM SUARY 2, OUH, Grand Annual Ladies' Muslin Underwi r. Wo promise ho handsomest and best ma do lot of goods over brought to tho city. Wo expect a quick sale at tho extraordinary value thftt will bo ofU. AYffi I GO. tiSolo selling agents in ihis city for Simon Sterne' Fine Underwear. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31. skxi:m:l tli.ei'honk calls. tLu!ai CCre UM Editorial Kaoni "J!)! THE SEXTIXEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Northwest who will desire to read their ftvilie fccme paper while attending tbe "Wcrld's Exposition,' the Sentinel has been p'aced on Eale In Naw Orleans at George F. Wharton & Bro.'s, No. 5 Carondelet street, Mtwetn Canal end Common streets. OLD PAPERS. tiood conditioned old papers for sale at h'a c:f ce at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN I! KIEF The Marion County Agricultural Society will meet this afternoon. John Boyle, a patient at the Insane Hospital, died yesterday. His remains were chipp-d back home to Lawrenceburg for tnrial. Interesting revival services are reported in prop-ess at Fletcher rza, Grace and Ames M. E. Churches, and the Memorial Presbyterian Church. The case against Crawford in 'Sqaire Feib! email's Court was to hive been called yesterday for trial, but William Griffin, the profecuting witness, is too badly disfigured to leave his room. Crawford was hied against by GrifEn or assault and battery. A cumber of grain mes from various parts of the State are in the city, tryin? to have the Legislature make the weight of a bushel ct ccrn seventy pounds instead of sixty. eicht, the present rule. The adjoining States ifpard seventy pounds as a bushel. Governor Gray haa appointed Thomas Nelrcn, BIcomicgJale; Joseph Gilbert, FalrJacd; I. P. McDonald, Columbia City: Robert Mitchell. Princeton; Aaron Jones, South Peed; L. B. Caster. Logansoort; Elijah ücwIaeü and , b, cynucr, XndiRwpgiij,

and T. J. Mann. Sullivan, Commisiiotiers lo th National Apricultural Asarrtiatloa at New Orleans, which mecte cn the 20:h. Henry Hoover, wanted at Anderson, wbe6 he Is charged with burglary, was arrested yesttraay by the police. The horsemen of Indiana oraniz-d a Trotting and Pacine Horte Breeders' Association ycEterday, for the purpose of further developing this claa cf Industry. Tickets for the reappearance of Mark Twain and George W. Cable will be ssld at Ply werth Church on Thursday next. The matinet will commence .it 1:1-5 p, m. Tie gret-'est velocity of th3wind yesterday was four miles an hour, at 10 o'clock. Tbe thermomitsr registered 1T.5 degrees at - o'clock. At midnight the sky was clear. A report was received at Fahca Headquarters yesterday evening, that a meeting of dynamiter va3 to be held over the river after night. The police went o?er to look after it, but found nothing of such a meeting.

AMUSEMENT NOTES. Matinee at the Zjo to day at 2. bill will be given. A s:ro:g The Zoo Theater atinonncs an extraordinarily streng bill for next week. The Elks will give an invitation social at tbeir lodge room to-mcrrow evening at 8:30 o'clock. The dashirg Irttlo subrette actress, Miss Frances Bishop, in "Moggs Landing," will be at English's the lait part of next week. Several fashionable theater parties will witness the Ford Ccnipany'd Performances next week. The boom a' the Dime Maaenm continual, and everybody is delighted with the siw given. There will be a children's "bon ban matinee" this afternoon at 5 o'clock, and every little boy and girl attending will be presented with a package .f choice candy. Next Monday, Tuesday acd Wtdnesiay evening3 the attraction at English's Opera House will be Mis Kate Claxtoa and Charlea E. Stevenson in the romantic melodrama, "A Sea of Ice." Thia beautiful play ha been eeen here before, and highly com mcded. Sale of seats now In progress. The Redmund-Barry combination repeated "A Midnight Marriage" at English's last night to another large and well-pleased audjeiice. It is an excellent play well aeitd. and it will repay anyone to sea it. Tnere will be a low priced matinee today at 2 o'clock and heal performance to-night. The Elks' benefit promises to be "the bögest thing of the ceason." The sale of seats yesterday wa3 very large, insuring a fine house. The bill arranged comprises the grandest aggregation of talent ever appearing in any one entertainment in Indianapolis, and a magnificent performance is assured. The boxes will be sold at auction to-morrow night at the lodge room. Mr. J. E. Doris, the circus man, has already bid $50 for box "A." A veritable feast of laughter will occur at Dickson's Grand Opera House the last part of next week, whsa thoie taleated and popular comedians Harri .oa A: Gourley, and their merry confreres, appear in their universally successful humorous creation, "Skipped by the Light of the Mocn." This production has been the reigning laughing success for the past two years in all the principal cities of America from New York tu San Francieoo, and iseverywhere conceded to be the funniest of all funny stage produs .iocs. Despite the hard times it pairs the Louses everywhere. Msnaser Sackett, cf the Monarch Moseum, has ce; 8fed one of the most wonderful attraction for next week that has ever been teen in this city. It is called the "Automatic I J.es'cn," and is in the natura of a clock, ii odeled after the famous Strasburg cicck. 1: is seventeen feet high and telvr feet wid, and accurately represents the birth, life and crucitixion of our Siviur. It is tontideied the acme 01 mechauisai, ard tas been the study of ministars md ckntihn men of two continents. Mu? Myrtle Kitgland, tbe noted lecttues?, vxhibits it. The brief season of Grand English Opera to be given at the Grand Dpera House, the first Laif cf next wetk, by the popular Oct-rles E. Ford Company, with Miss Zelda tse.-uin Wallace as the prima donna, jromses to be one of the most fashionable as wei s artistic evtnts of the ss&3oa. Tne ai vauce eile opened yesterday and wd3 very ibTcf, oer ixo seats being taken in 13 tha i i I'.oor, sixteen 88t bein reserve .1 by hener party of wplJ-bnowu society pau' The repertoire wiil be &a foilaws: M iv t-ecing, "B;heniiün 0r!;" Tuesday evs-i-:Dg, "N-1 Gwynne;" Wednesday mLir.ei Ira Diavolo." and Wednesday tvemn.' T.irala" (Z W&ck Clcaks). The pr"cs ran -e :r rn tiftten cents t o ?1 . COURT-HOLE LOCALS. Tee indictment against Thomas De Lorme forietit larceny was qusshid yesterday Jin the Criminal Court, ana an information was tiied araiuts him by the Prosecuting At;rney. The rate will be tried next week. De 1 orrue is charged with the theft of a coat at one of the clothing houses of th8 city. The Connecticut Matual Life Insurance Company has hied suit against Edward Grifhlth, Gritnth Johnson, John B. Wacer'.eld, Edward T. Johnson and a number of ethers to foreclose a mortgage given by Eiwari on nun to secure a note aate i jece N.MJ, 1S77, forfJ.OOO. It is claimed t!m the principal is due and unpaid ; that the r is $1,000 interest due, and $300 attorney's fees, making a total of 4.500. The suit is a reminder of one of the saddest incidents everrecorded in the papers cf this city ai it calls to mind the story of the dei'h of Mrs. Marietta Johnson. John B. VTakheld of Richmond, is made a pivty to the suit b'cansa a trust deed was male to him by E. T. Johnson and wife for the benefit of their sen, Griffith Johnson. Following the making of the deed she committed suicide The details of the story are familiar to the readers cf the Sentinel. The property mort gaged is the real estate on North Pennsylvania street. The Health Board. Ths Health Board met yesterday afternoon in tke health efflce to transact the regular business. President Murphy, of the Metropolitan Police Board; Drs. Brennan i and Wands, and Messrs. Kregelo and Herrman were present. After the allowance of a number of bills, Mr. Kregelo, for the undertakers, stated that his brethren have had considerable trouble heretofore in obtaining shipping permits in some cases. He said that when a death occurs a physician rarely succeeds in obtaining sufficient information to rill oct the blank death returns. In many Ca. tie frith, c&as of parents, etc,

are emitted, and In feme cases but one or two blanks are filled out. .he reason Is that in most cases a physician does cot like to disturb tbe relativen when a death has occurred. The undertaker is sent for, and while preparirg the corpse he finds out all the material facts. The body is to be shipped on the next train, which may be dne in sixoregit hours. Inquiry at the Health Offic tho & the death return haa not yet been made, and uttil it is made no shipping permit will be issued. The undertaker has to hunt up the doctor, bnt freqnwitly learns tbt v'e is in some unknown psrt ol the city attend irg ether patients, and can not be found for ten or fifteen hcura. The relatives are at tb'derct, and are compelled to go on alone or wait till next day, when the shirping perm't can be obtain d. This, Mr. Kregelo said, was annoying to every one concerned, an I re surcested that the Secretary be order I (o furriiab a Lipping permit udod the state ouents furr.ifiia ou a duplicate blank by thundertake, who also should be reauircd fi write the name of the physician on the b& "f the blank. The permit being issued, t -o fcr.tralisco Ir.rger interrupted, and t 8 rhyndan can tht-n cone into the Heal o Oßic, rill in a blank from that furnished ij the undertaker and si?n it, thus alio savl' g him oner ce,ary trouble. Qaito a d i ecus'!on ensued, and a number of objections were enVred, Firally ths plan was adopted Tie board also has had an ordinance prepared providing for the cende jmation o! xrr.ure meats, ve?etab, etc , by the health llicer?, and prohibiting the ha-uiing of ctarch slops tbrongh the city unleis in air tiht tanks cr barrels. This is to b.i presented in the Council at the next meeling.

Major "Wij'.is Blancbe, of Kckoco, is at the Grand. Judge Walker, of Madison, and Dr. V'. H. Hunter, of Lawrencebarg, are rogidtered at the Grand. Governor Hendricks went to Shelby ville yesterday to attend the funeral of Hon. George O. Thatcher. George H. Smith, Ger.eral Passenger Agent of the Merchants' IJiepütch Transportation Company, was in the city e?terdiy. Mr. L. D. Levcque, of Teire Haute, a prominent young attorney, was in the city yesterday combining business with pleasure. He left for home in the evening. Supreme Court Decisions. The following cases were decided in the Supreme Court yesterday: 10,903. William F. Iddings vs. John W. Pierson. Hendricks C. C. Reversed. Colerick, C. 10J9S. Pi vid M. Adams ct al. vs. John E. Sullivan. Marion S. C. Reversed. Niblack, J. William D. Shuee vs. Scmu Shnee. Tippecaiue C.C. Reversud. Mitca ell, J. 11,81'J. Joceph J. Sexton vs. the Board cf Commissioners of Greene County. Greene C. C Aüirmed. Zollars, J. 11,870. Minerva E. Lecrist vs. Commissioners of Delaware Countv. Affirmed. BickneJl, C. C. " Attack on a Newspaper Man, Last night as James Barkwell, correspondent for the EvacBvil'e Courier, wüs passing along Pennsylvania street neir Court btreet, a man jumped out of the l!y and struck at him with a knife. Mr. Barkwell threw up his arm to ward off the blow, .nd received a severe cut across ths hand. His assailant then disappeared at a 12:40 i:aiL Mr. Bsrkwf 11 attributes it to a jraa "svho hS3 a grievance." Fteuch Villfi oup. At the present writing we have of the booscap in the city. Bay qnifc First crxe ri rat served. Foote Broa , '2i an'l 22 North Meridian street. Wholesale blauhtrr Of DäL:aj.el Hardware, Daraaed by tro Fire! Sale evcy day for ten days. Buy while you can hay cheap. Mechanics Tooliand Bar.dcrs' Ilardw. re. V A J EN A. NK.V. f.t Kast WashJncton Street, Wines! Wiues! Port, Sherry, Swtet Muscatell, aaJ all kinds of Dry Wines. Warranted strictly pure California incs. Surerior to the so-called Imported goods. Whoksale and Retail, at n.YYeinberger & Co s'.Nc. 10 West Louisiana street, opposite Union Depot. Special Bargains -IN WATCP.tS, CHAI.'iS, CHAR KS. DIAfitOMDS, SILVSERWARE, CLOCKS FINE JEWELRY, AND mmn mi JEWELERS, 12 East Washington Street. Watch Repairing a Specialty. EVERETTPIANO A. Thoroughly JJeliablo Inatrcracnt at iridium Price. Theo. Pfälin & Co. TnniDj?. Repairing and Moving Tiaaos. Satisfaciion guaranteed. KNABE PI AH OS Type -Writers. FULLY WARRAHTED. lurchasers of the "Standard Reminjrton" raay return C. 0. S. within oO days if annatisf actory. Machines Rontod. Full line cf Suppli$: rlbbona. carton. Typewriter ropr, rartn. etc.. on rand. SOLE AGEHTS,-5"5""' Bmsi 17 South meridian Street, ConOit Clock

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On the abovo date we will offer the Largest and Finest Assortment of Muslin Underwear ever shown in this market. CiThe Queen's Make," so celebrated in the Eastern market, we control exclusively for this city. Tho fabric from which these goods are made is the finest. Tiie trimmings, whether in Embroidery or Lace, are the very latest patterns. The jewing is as aeatly done as though it were made to order for you. he Ladies are most respectfully invited to aspect the fine display ca the above date. H P. WÄSSON & CO.

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The Chicago Shoe House, llo. 24 West Washington Street, DISPLAY FOK SALE THIS MORNING 2öü Fairs Ladies' Gi'ovs-Top Kid Sutton, $1.50 200 Pairs fösn's Sawsd ßu on,(0?f3 Toe), $1 90. The alove are 20 per cent. less t ban uia! prices anl ara ?pe?ial for TO-DAY ONLY. 1

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f The proaouncei preference ol over SIXTY TllOCSAND parcliasers, and the empnatlc Indorsement of the artlst, justifies us In saying they are without an equal among medium-priced Pianos. They meet the wants ol thoee desiring a thoroughly reliable Piano, with good tone, good action, and the greatest durability. They will, in fact, be found in many respects superior to sjae Manosfor which tbe highest aot is cl airnel. ö. B. BALDWIN & GO. 95. 97 and 99 forth Penn. St.,hdianapoIii. Wtolcsale and Kel Dealer In Stcinway A Sons, Decker Bro.,ilalne Bros., Fischer, Voce and other Pianos. stey Organs, ehoninger Organs. 1 artlea at a dUtance desiring bargains mould not fall to write for fuller descriptions. TÜNISQ and REPAIRING a iDedalty. Oiden lex coylts siyea preapt UeaUgq,

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1 nr 3T"city. BROWNING & SLOAH, DRUGGIÖT8, 1KD D8ALIE8 IN Fine Ferfnisn tä MEt Articles, Lntln's, Colgate's, Lundborg's and RIckaecier's Fine üxtrRCt. Genuine Imported Farina and German Cologne, Florida .and Lavender Waters, Fine Toilet Soaps and r-'rongt. Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Kall Ernstes, arjd all articles wanted for the teilet at the LOWEST FIGURES. JOHN EDWARDS, BILL POSTER. Cnc Hundred Large Stands. 300 3-Sheet Boards. Also (MelliEi Mte House Fence OFFICE 8nUo.l Offle. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, Fast Wastirgtcn EL, INDIANAPOLIS, IHD.

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Glendalc Female College. The second eeion of the THIRTf-FIRST year will begin February. 2d, when there will be room for a few more boarding pupils, euperlcr ad Tanugetln ail department. ACCrm Bt. Lm Dm POTTER, D.D., President, üleEdale.Ohlo