Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1885 — Page 8

Sülüti 1C38J LIM DEPABTLIEUT One HtiMröd Pieces QO-ZZU'CZZ Türkef Red Tabling, At 50 Cents a Yard. These goods ar I7ew Patterns Ihii totion ard have tlwar? bsoa old st 75 cents. JOS. A. MOORE, 4 D. Market 8t.t Indianapolis, lud Interest all-swed on :poita, in -rams of S5 tad Upward. Money to Loan or ImproTcC City and Farm Property It Indian end Ohio. City, f'otraty and Town Bont, and Purchased Money Hoie&, bought and sold. No loans made 'except suet as are ec:red by "Sim mortgage on real estate, ith a larce xairin of security, or ty collateral having a market Taue. Foreign Exchange for sale on all pcrts of the "world. DR. J. E. LOCKRICOK, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHER, 87 Weft Washington rtreet, OTer I 8. Aynte tnre, Indianapolis, Ind. Telephon, No. 834; oTL.ce, rooms 11 and 13: niht office, room 29. s CREAMOLA. Will make the darken rain wf:. imoom ana xair. wrinkles, mitt, Freckles, I ittlnps. Blackheads, fimplea reircved; Flesh Ir CTe&aed or K educed: Hair and Brows colored nd Ttttored; Buperfinoua hair permanently retnoTtd. The derilopment oJ the form a apeclalty. Interesting-circulars, testimonials, (sealed), Cent Mine. K. VEL4KO, 2012 Lexington Ave. X. Y. City. ws white goods ! SEW EJIBßOIDERIES ! New Celton aM Linen Trmioirsi AT WILLIAM HjGRLE'S, V.o. 4 17. Vaahincton St. Eater lished in 1862. SÜNDA.Y, FEBRUARY 1. SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS. BttBSlarss Offlee 1C4 f diUrial Booms 91 THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Kcrthweat wbo will desire to read their faTorite home paper while attending the "World'a Exposition," the Bentinel has been placed on iale In New Orleans at Georgs F. Wharton & Bra's, No. 6 Carondelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS.

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The police have ben .ordered to stricly enforce the ßunday law. Charles Thompson was fined heavily by the Major, yesterday, for an nssanlt upon Jennie Lucas. The Fifth Street Saving and Loan Am elation ras incorporated yesterday. Capital stock, flOO.OCO. Baelars entered Madden's crroeerv store, on Virginia avenue, early yesterday morning, securing a quantity of cigars. A lad about fourteen years of acre, giving the name of Bark, was found oa the streets, yetterday, in an intoxicated condition. Hon. W. D. Bynum and Judge 8cott argued the constitutionally of the 11 o'clock liquor law before Judge Norton, yesterday. Joe Langer, while unloading ice at Schmidt'a Brewry, day-before-yesterJay, fell to the ground and received painful injuries. It is stated by the health officers that there is Dut one case of smallpox in the State, and that is at Aurora. Scarlet fever and diphtheria are very prevalent. John O'Hsro, a boy well-known to the police, was arrested yesterday on a charge of petit larceny. He is accused of having held up another iai for t eventy-six cents. The Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Eailroad, located at 92 South Illinois street, is prepared to f urnisn tickets to the grand ball and inaugural ceremonies of President Cleveland. C. T. Gilmore will, to;morrow, begin the erection of a Ihre story brick block over the present Zoo Theater. It will be completed by the first of April, and is to be known as the "Gold Mine." Thomas J. Bryant and C. N. Hamilton have sold their interest ia the Ras'nes College to E. F. Brown, O. H. Trook, E. J. Heeb and W. M. Redman. Mr. Bryant retires on account of ill health. Rev. A. W. ilann, of Cleveland, 0,wi!l conduct a service for the deaf mutes in silnt sten language, ia the Chapel r.f Christ Chcrcnat4 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Mann has change of church work anions iNaf mat's iQ the Central, Western and Xjrtnwest Stales. City Directory. The rew City Directory for 1S35 is ansoncced ready for delivery by the enterprising publishers, R. L. Polk & Co. This epitocceof the city's growth and advancarv.ent grows gratify! Dgiy larger year by year. From the preface to tnis last volume we learn that the directory contains nsuly 40,(CO sazrrs, including Briehtwcoi, North In dfara volle, Irvington. Belmont, Mount Jackson and Haughville. This shows a derided increase over last year, noiwithiUniir e the depression in business circles under iiich enr city has labored daring the pafc iw txocth. The city of Indianapolis Has o scxia-sida npuUUca aarsiircid center, ,

and Is rapidly growing In favor as a manufacturing point, it being unequaled as a distributing center. In the compilatoin of this edition nothing that experience could

Tpiäbir .ceo. where each nJn. v.-V. th? aniber i i liuuse or - WMW This new aon useful in fw- QOn ,m be most persons at their respective places of business, who live away from the center of the city, or in the suburbs. This new feature makes this portion ot the book a double directory. The general business of the city, in spite ot the disquieting times experienced during the past year, has remained in a healthy state; and the publishers would thank the business public for a patronage not decreased by the rumors and uncertainties of the day. THE CHURCHES. Professor A. R. Benton wili preach at the Third Christian Church this morning. Rev. I. H. McConnell will preach morning and evening at Roberts Park Church, Rev. N. A. Hyde will conduct the services at the Mayflower Church this morning. Rev. J. A. Roudthaler will preach at the Tabernacle Church at the usual hours. Tigere will te gospel meeting every night this week at M South Tennessee street. Rev. J. R. Mitchell will conduct the services at the nrth Tresbyterlan church to-day. At the United Presbvterlan Church Rev. J. T. Cowan will preach morning arid evening. Rev. R. E. Neighbor will breach at tho Sonh Baptist Church this raornic and evening. Rev. James KcLeod will preach morning and evening at the Second Presbyterian Church. There will be two services at the First Raptist Church to-day, conducted by Reuben Jefireys. Bev. n. A. Edson will preach at the Memorial Presbyterian Church this moraingand evening. There will be preaching this morning at the Fourth Presbyterian Church by Kev. A. il. Carrier. There will be reaching at the Firit Eaeltsh Lutheran Church thia momng by Rev. John Raltrly. Rev. John Alabaster will conduct the services at the Meridian Street M. E. Church to day. Uubiect mornin. "Voicf s from Calverv." Rev. O. C. fccCulloch will preach at the Tlymonth Chnrch at tneesnal hour to-day. lvenine subject. "The Strength of Galahad." At the Central Christian Church. Rev. David Valk will preach morning and evening. Morftingtajtct: ' Eyes of Fire and Feet of Rress." At the Central Avenue Church Rev. A. Marine will take for his subject thismornin?, "ine Final Deniny of the Wicked ;" evening, ,4TheCat)taIn of Our alTaon. Rev. R. V. nunteT, of the Seventh Presbyterian Church, will breach this morning and evening. Fubject, "Accepting cr Rejecting Christ." Evening. "The Rights of Saloon-keepers to Break the Law." Bertie Short at Lafayette Handsome Presentation. Master Bertie Short, the popular little skater, who is so well known patrons of Indianapolis rinks, went to Lafayette last Thursday to spend a coupla of weeks with friends. When In Lafayette three or four weeks ago Berttegave an exhibition of fancy skating at the Palace Rink In tne presence of about 1,000 people. Sa well pleased were they with the exhibition that the manager oi the rink finally induced Bertie, upon his reappearance in that city, to again entertain them, which the little uwonder on wheels" consented to do; so arrangements were made, and he accordingly appeared Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. The Laiayette papers say that the three exhibitions were witneseed by as many people as could possibly crowd into this large rink, and that ms Kating iar surpassed anything of the kiüd eyer witnessed there. At the Conclusion f IVrlfA'fl rhlKIHnn Friday evening, the manager of the rink presented him with a gold badge, eet with fiamonds. It was made by Tiffany, of New i ork and is the most elegant bad9 ever presented to a Drofeseional skater. A Monstrosity. Fletcher M. Noe. the taxidermist, yester day received a curious monstrosity, which V IV . .. uaa Deen iouna at a tiaugkter hoase near the city. The object is roand, about four teen iuches in diameter, and is covered with red hair one and a half inches lon. In the center of it is a perfect squirrel's head and neck with eves, mouth and ears in a vrv rerfect state. The specimen is rendered the mure curious dv us naving oeen connected to fometbicg by a naval cord. Mr. Noe has mad a careful dissection of the specimen, and finds that while it contains heart, lungs and ttomach, thre is no connection between tfcem and the head. It also contains no bones whatever, being composed entirely of fleth. The specimen will be given to the State Museum when properly prepared. Arranging- for the Carnival. The Military Carnival Committee met yesterday at the residence of Mrs. Miller, at which time the following sob-committees were appointed: Committee oa Talleaux Mrs. Flattie Prank, Mit. J. E. Cobb. Mrs. W. J. McKce. Mrs. Ettie Helm, Mr. Keeley, J. Copeland, Mr. Fail'y. Committee on Music-MUs Anna McKenzie. Wr. Mfjer. Mrs. Bradshaw, Mm. Bailey, Mr C. Miller, r. Ulsin, the Atpolio Quartet. Dramatic and Elocution Committee Mrs. Hattie Prunk. Mrs. Bailey, Mr. MUler, Miss Carrie Gall, colonel Black, A. U. Brown, Dr. C. E. V rlßht. The Tableaux and Elocution Committee is requested to meet at Mrs. Prunk's. 3CS West New i ork street, Tuesday evening, and the Committee on Music will meet on Wednesday morniug at 10 o'c'ock at Mrs. Miller's, 2fc2 North Pennsylvania ureet. A Train Wreck. The Bee Line train. No. 3. due here from Cleveland at 6 o'clock last night, ran into a freight train at New London, O., about 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, and had a narrow escape from total demolition by fire. Jost how the accident occurred was not learned, but the collision seems to have been severe The engineer and fireman of the passenger train were both badly hurt. Their names could not be learned. The mail and baggage cars were considerably bruised and broken; both left the track and both took fire. By hard work they were dragged out, the combined forces of both trains laboring to that end, and after considerable difficulty the fire was put out. The passengers were uninjured, except so far as they were shaken up in the collision, but some of them narrowly escaped being scorched by the fire. Indianapolis Symphony Concert. The following Is the organization of the Indianspoils symphony Concert: President F. Raschig. Vice President J. M. fctem. Secretary n. K. Thomas. Treasurer w. K. Eldridge. Conductor Edwin O. Clarlt. Leader J. Chlslett. xecutive Commluee E. Ratchtc, R. E. Themas. W. K. Eldridde, E. Chisletf. J. B. Campinn. J. II. Stem, G. Ciarfc, J. Membership Committee-J. Chislett, August C. Goth. Eentertainment Committee-J. B. Cameron. W. L. Haasdorn. C. F. Raschig Ficsnce Commitlee W. K. Eliridr, Dr. O. . Rcnnells, W. J. iiiselman. V7. E. Coflia, Charles Walcott. Truetee'a Report for January. Number of application! Number of applicants aided ..... Number of applicant refused... J"97 2Ö3 Total. EX TEN PIT USES. 32 grocery order at Si. 4M loatis coal at MO-.) ST half cords wood, average $2 25.'... Transportation.Burial costs .1,261 00 - 1,077 8 J .. SIS 25 0 ;:0 3 00 Total. The Trouble Explained. At the request of Dr. W. B. Fletcher we ex amined the pump and pumpine machinery at the Hospital for the Insane. We found the pumps ID COOd Order and at llovir.lwnrklncMtli. factorilv. Elf h nnmn wa t hon tnMii.ii n la co case would any pimp continue to draw

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rnlnute. oSSmSJ Y fdent water supply It hould ran T w1? ,af' opinion that the puxati failed t?100- llJ9 onr eupply of water. 10 get Scieat J. n. wertsr. Chief Enzmeer; A. D. C1IKRP.Y, LlXDLXY VlNTOX. Johs Knight, Supreme Court Decisions. The following cases have been decided by the Supreme Court: 11,717. John E, Humphries vs. lw " Rott Clayloi Vs. The Ä Tot Indiana KoecluikoC. C Afflrmed. How J, Best oysters at Schafiher's. Science or Miracles, 'Whirh The success which has attended tc F. Ä. Smith, the wonderful maraetlcfth, during the two years of his rractres in this city la Eimply maiTüloTS. Literally, the blind have ben made to eee and the, larrs To wa'k. Khenmatica who have Buüsred lor yeirs have gone to him cn crutt'aes and orne away ocmpletely 'cured. Hearing ha3 been restored to deaf people, and all manner of diseases have been successfully treated by him. During the pa; week, in Vajen's Hall, tGll Ncrth Pennsylvania street, he has been Riving free public treatments to the poor of the city, and many of the carea there wrought by him border on the miraculoa. Nightly persons who have suffered excruciating tain for months and years Ieivethe hall sound and well, thanking the Doctur with tears In their eyes for the pood he has done teem. These treatments will continue at the tame place nightly, Sundays excepted, frem 7 to S o'clock, until February 25, aud all who doubt the efficacy of the treatment can go rd determine for themselves the trath oil the assertions above made. The Doctor can not be too highly commended for hw charitable ard phllsnthropical w.irk. His office is located in Room No. 3, Vajen's KJcck, WZ North Pennsylvania street, wbre he has successfully treated hundreds cf the citizens of Indianapolis, any of whom will tear teetimony in his bshalf. Best oyster stew in the city at 8chaffaer'e. The Inang-aration. Parties visiting "Washington during the inaugural ceremonies cf President Cleveland, and attending the ball given in his honor, can obtain tickets of admission to same by calling on the Agent ot the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, 92 South Illinois street, who 19 prepared to give all information concerning the same. For pood eating, reasonable price?, trv Scbaflher's Oyster Bay and Restaurant, Odd Fellows'-Bnilding. Frencti Villa Soap. At the present writing we have all of the above soeo in the city. Buy quick. First come first eerved. FooteBros., 23 and 22 North Meridian street. itolesale Slaughter Of Damaged Hardware, Damaged by the Fire! Pale every day for ten days. Buy while you can "buy cheap. Mechanics Tools and Builders' Hardware. VAJEN & XEft". 04 East Washington Street. Wines! Wines! Port, Sherry, Sweet Muscatell, and all kinds of Dry Wines. Warranted strictly pure California Wines. Superior to the so-called imported goads. Wholesale and Retail, at n. Weinberger & Co.s'.No. 10 West Louisiana street, opposite Union Derot -

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Diaqonal Cassimere Overcoat, reduced from $18 to $12.00 Call for Lot 1221 All-wool Brown Victory Cassimere Overcoats, only large sizes left,educed from $12 to $6.00 Call for Lot 2693 Boys Fancy Checked Union Cassimere Overcoats, well made and trimmed, reduced from $4.50 to $2.50 One Lot cf Children's Overcoats, ages 4 to 6, reduced from $2 00 to 75 Cts One Lot of Children's Overcoats, ages 4 to 9, reduced from $3.50 to $2 00 See the bargains in Children's Suits on our Job Lot Counter.

Children's Union Cassimere $3.50 and $4 Children's All-wool suits that $8 or $9

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i PHICES. PRICES. COKE. and Clean, and All KJnds of COAL c oa si umo & WRIGHT eterjwfcfre, dlrtctff. a.arrJe.. CanalUtUa MUU IHANAPOIIH. INI), ACil V Ci V Tmu.ca- t,.v GROCERIES Mailed at Wholesale Prices, At 02 Eouth Ililnoi Street opposite No. 4 EnginaHouw. M. M. WILLIAMS. 20 Iba, Light New Orleaca 8ngar i 00 4 Ban French Villa boap ' Yi 10 Large Bars German eoap ""'ZI 2S 6 lb. Uried Applta. P g 25c lor 3 Iba. California Peiacn" 'ieaelrel 90c rr dor. for Polk-. RVTl- e 8öc per dor. for Lima BeaDa. ! fcCc per doz. for lirn le. hCc per Coz. for Callforni 6uccotaü. rw rer uoz. ior unoice S lb. Applea. 12 Iba. Akron Oetxnc-aJ Z 15 lbs. New Pearl Hominyl"U17.m. MU. New Dned Bucar Corn 4 lbs. New lurkbh Prnnea 4 Iba. utoice Carolina Kice.. 2Cc per J D. for Cho!re Country Batter. :oc per lb. for Good Green Vo'ee. jC per lb. for Acple Bntter. c per lb. for Mincemeat. .So - . . 2 2 X? .... 2bO C rr lb. lor all kiriö of Jclllea. 10 lb. Kit cf No. 3 New Crop MackerelIOC Wr lh trr l'aorh I'lnm rtr four Hn(tr ix? J I-cr lb. for Shoulder MeU Kingaa A Uo.'a. 4C per lb for 50 lb. Can Choice Lard. 2lc for 3 ;t. Ctsolce Ird. 20c for 1 lb. of Good Tea. 70c per lb. for Tea that sells all OTer town for 11. lie per sal. for Choice Golden Fyrnp. Oc per sal. ior Gor,d Map:e jrup. 0c per Rai. ior Choice New Orleans Mohi iOc per pal for White Wiae or Orcbsrd Viae?r. 15c per caL for Silver Thread tauer Kraut. Orders carefully packed and shipped by freight or express, chtrpe oMO ceata for package l'otl ordeis JeliTereli iiype-uuriiers. FULLY WARRANTED. Iterrinrton" cay return C. 0. 2 within 0 days if unsatisfactory Machines Rented. Kull line of HupplU: rlbboc cartx" n, Type-Writer Paper, parti, etc- on hard F AGF1TTS r7:i;rr' -2a3 kitn; SOLEAGEnTS,1 1? Socth Mtiidlan fitreet, Condi t Slock