Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANA TOLIS DAILY SENTINEL FRIDAY MORNING- FEBRUARY 0, 1885

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A Card lo the Our Opening or Hamburg Em broideries wltl bo of ictorost to trveiy lady. Anticipating tho great demrd whfcb. is sure to ba this eoaop, wo placed our ordora early, snd the gocda are now on sale. The ftyles are all now, and wo think much superior to thoflo of former leaions. Ladioi will ploaso notico that wo have etjlcs in different Idthto match.and also to match All Over Emb'oldary. In this connection wo ask that you take particular notice of our stock of 'Ktng'j Trimtaints," all now thta so as on. These trimmings ire very handsome and durable, and very muoh need, fjr trimming White Goola and Underclothin". We invita an iaipeotion of cur 'EmbroideriQ "and "King's Trimmings," tho price of which will bo found marked in plain gurca on each piece. Very Respectfully, PETTIS, B AS SETT &, CO. JOS. A. MOORE, 84 r. Markot St., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, in suras of 5 and tipward. Money to Loan on Improved City tnd Farm I'rcperty in Indiana and Ohio. City, Connty and Town Bonds, and Purchased Money Notes, bought and sold. No losns made except such as are secured by Em mortgage on real estate, with a larze margin of security, or by collaterals Having a market !ae. Foreign Exchango lor sale on all parts o! the world. OTJJR Grand Annual A L Ladies' Muslin Underwear COMMENCES TO-DAT! Come Early for Plums OPEOIAIi NOTICE We are ex elusive 8:lling Agents inthia city for all goods made by 8imon Sterns & Co., whcio Underwear la acknowledged by all Ladies to be the bait manufactured. Wo also show türaa ether splendid lines at ISC, 55c, 35C, 45c, 55C, 65c, 75c, 85c, 95o, $110 ati Up. Tnblo ibrEnch Prioo. L. S. & N. B. Sco our 25o .Aprons. Qoe cur 75o Jerseys. FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 0. SENTINEL. TELEPHONE CALLS. Bnnsiness OiSre 164 1 Editorial Etats......291 THE SLMLML AT NET ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng front the Northwest who will desire to read their favorite home paper while attending tbe "World's Exposition," the Sentinel has been placed on sale In New Orleans at George F. Wharton & Bra's, No. 5 Caiondelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at ihis office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. Kcbert Emmet has been commissioned as Assistant Adjntant General with the rant of Colonel. The trains were from twenty minntaa to three honrs late last night. Even those marked on time were late. Fhillip Delose, arrested some time since for celling liqnor withont a government license, has been released by Commissioner Martindale. Fonr men named Pierson, Bernhardt, Richards and Cooner, were arrested and fined for gambling yesterday morning. They were vJajtcg cards in an Kast Washington street lalocn. Ira Marter'e trial for alleged robbery of Willis Ellis, of Danville, has gone over in the Criminal Court. Ellis and his witnesses were on hand, but Hauler's attorney was absent. The semiannual graduating exercises of the High School will take place at Flyrneath Church this evening. The class consists of Emma Bacon, Cora Doaougb. Mamie Ut jet, Anna M. Iltsalr, Ella Ted low, Ivy Alice Rpberts, Ella WorUnd, Grace

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Phillip. E. Maude Robinpon. Agnes Yjuo Ida Webb aLd George A. Reisner. Chailes Hardest? was arrested yesterday for the alleged theft of a pan and sever' other articles from a Pennsylvania street bcardiDg-house. Tbe thirty-fourth annual report of the Slate Board of Agriculture, ths iraDirtant part of which was published io the Senttn! scire time since, was filed with the G jverncr yesterday. Frank W. Weaver has been filed against by Urs. Emma Fletcher to compel him to keep tve peace. Weaver had Mr. Fletcher arrestea 'ast week Tor provoke and the ce was thrown ont of Court, 'Squire Saioci is atte cdiPR to tbe cafe. Tbe Superintendent of Public Instruction has been elected a member of the Committee of Fifty which will represent the National Educational Association at ths several edacations! conventions to be held in New Orleans daring tbe last of tbe montb. AUUEtfKNrs.

HAEF.ISOX .t .OCKLAY AT Til C ORAND. A fair sized and appreciative audience laughed for wo hoars and a half at that superlatively absurd affair termed "3kippe ! by the Light o! the Moon," ai proincei by those popular comedians, Louis Harrison and John Gourlay, at the Grand Opera House last night. To attempt to describe the plot, or give a detailed rehearsal of the play would be but a waste of space. We could neither do jistice to the authors of "Skipped," or to those who contemplate seeing it. We heard many of the audience, as they pissed out, say "Funny, fanny, very very funny," but summing all these up, w can not find enough letters in the phrase to express ocr satisfaction. We waul! call it it ihe jolliest of torn f 3lery, and net not feel satisfied that we hid adequately de Ecribed its laughter provoking eleannt3 Louis Harrison is one of thine natu' comsdians wh?se erry art i ladicron, ani whose movements eeem to have hu mir tid all around theui. A! " Felix Crackle" be is all that is In any manner comical, and as long as be is on the etae;e so long in h audience convulsed with laughter. "This nit? as well be truly said of his farcical colleague. John Gonrlay, even though Goarlay U ea lirely different in his methods, and a mar enjoyable though totally dissimilar psir has net jet been discovered. The coterie of artists that support these characters is one worthy of a fail share of the prai;e bestowed on the former. Without exceptio, taking only into considera:in th mirth-provoking and 1 tnghter-prodacin situations, without regard to literary wotn. this may be said to ba the most lanhiblo, we might more properly say ei Je splitting play we have ever seen in miny seasons, and the amusement seekera who fail to se "Skipped by the Light of th Aloon" will miss more fan than they will b? able to derive from any other source in a long ti ne. It will run tbe remainder of the week, with the usual Saturday matinea. VmUGG.s' LAKPISG' AT ENGLISH. The initial performance of "ilcug'a La.il icg" was given to a large and aopreciative andience at English's Opera House hut night. The play, to use a favorite ex ore i sion of McDowell, who personates "Aa Beck." the land a;ent, is "away up," aud the interest Is maintained from the shipwreck scene in tbe prologue until the cloie, when the rights cf Littls Muzgs" are fall? sustained. Miss Frances Bishop as "Little Mogps" was most successful, aud secured, as the deserved, the hearty compliments of the audience. The impr eccat'on cf the character is not overdrawn, as is cften the case, and in this U its pri aet merit. Overflowing with buoyant spiiits that can not be repressed, the brilliant vcurg actress was forgotten, so thoroughly did she personate "Little Mugs." Tne dran a ba? the meiitot beinj pure, ciev and f levaiinp; affording opportunity tor the introduction of bright eongs aaddms'S Miss Biihou has a brillaint future before her. Alf McDowell as "Asa Back," tha Land Agent, is one of the sacceisful comedians ot the day, with an established re pi tation that should always secure for him a cordial welcome. The support wai excethut. "Mnggs' Landing" will be presented f jr threiuamder of the week, with a grinl matinee Saturday, at which the s?ats hi if been put at twenty-five cents, reserved, a'l parls of the hocse. THE ELKS' BENEFIT TO-DAY-This afternoon at 2 o'clock, at D'.ckson'a Grand Opera House, the fourth annail bj efit of the Indianapolis Lodce of Elki tx p'ace. A magnificent bill hai bwn arraie 1, and as the order is very popular no do'i-u the house will be filled to overdo vin? T te following well-known artists have vol nttered to lend their aid: Louis Hirri'on 1 1 John Gonrlay, of the Harrison it lourlty Skipped by the L'ghtof tte Moon"C n pany, who are playing an engagement at tue Grand; one act of "Mugs' Lan'llüg,'' from Engl sh'a Opera Honsa; the three Oafrv Brothers, from John B. Dorris' great Inter Ocean Circus; Magee and Allen, J. V Uoy, Leopold and Wentworth, and Neltjo, specialty artists from Gil mo re's ZooTaeater; "The Dream of Mathias," by the membsrs of the T. V. Cook Corned r Compaiy; a conto' Idated orchestra of fitty two musicians, iaeluding membsrs of the Grand Opera Hoase orchestra. English's Opera House orchestra, the Zoo Theiter orchestra and nimyothsr noted professional musicians, forming a combination never before equalled in thl citv. Tickets are only fifty cents, and c m be obtained at the box offiss of the Grand Opera and from members of the loiüe. Toe boxes have all been sold. KOTES. The Zoo Theatre, with Henry Amlir'a play of "Counterfeit" and a strong olio, continues to delight large audiencss. Mr. Will O. "Wheeler, Easiness Manager of Dan Solly's "Corner Grocery." whici returns to English's the last half of nxt week, is in town. The return of Bsrtley Campbell's fa -nous romantic play, "The White Sltve," to the Grand, the last half of next week, will he hailed with delight by all lorerj of the better class of acting dramas. The boom at the Dime Museum increases with each succeeding day, and th smile on Manager Sackett's face correspondingly lengthens, while his able assistant, Mr Bojd, is more bland and affable than ever It is the great "Passion Clock" that is dome it, ably seconded by the strong staeshov given. To-morrow will be "children's day,'and the little folks will all be there. The advance sale of seits for ths engagement of the popular little comedienne, Lotta, at the Grand, the first half of next wesk, open this morning at 9 o'clock, at the the ter box oifice. The prices will be 75c and 1 for reserved seats, and 25c and 50c admis eion. The free list will be entirely suspended. Mits Lotla will be seen la her new play, "Mam'zelle Ni touch e," on Monday ani Tuesday evenings, .and " Musette " ou Wednesday evenic?. There will be no Wednesday matinee.

LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

ThoIIouso Kef uses to Concur ia tho Senate Amendment Fixing tbe Bond of the Treasurer of State at $500,000. The Investigation Into the Knightstown Home to Proceed at Once. The Effects of Narcotics Not to Taught m the Public Schools. be The two Hmv.s will meet in joint convention on Mondy at 2 o'c'ork to elect Stte Librarian and oiher officers nominate 3 sometime ago. The Senate Coamit'ee y?5t ?rdy r jpr-reJ favorably on the Mrs. Edvin May claim for $10,000 for service of her deceased hajbnd, and that ttc money bs tiken from the S:atahouse fund. Some thirty Senators yesterday presented petitions from the people praying Lor the passage of tbe bill reqairing the effects of alcohol on tbe human system to be taught m the public schools. In the House yesterday morning an ineffectual effort was made to reconsider ths Eley bill, reducing the pay of Coroners from 10 to ?G per day, in order to so amend the bill that its provisions would not apply to cities of 40,000 inhabitants. SThs Robinson b'll to repsal the law psrmittirg aliens to hold titles to real eat . te came up a3 the ipec'a1 order in the House 3 esterday morning, and was discussed at lene h. the bill was finally passed by a vote of CS to 15, and the Senate bill on the same subjtct was recommitted for amendment. Tl e ihort-hanl reporters are considerably exercised over the bill which reduces the pay of stenographic court reporters from $7 50 to ?3 per day, Tney c'aim lht short hand reporter are not made in a day, but in order to ao the work required in conrt a long experience is necessary, and besides they neyer have reenlar empleyment. The attempt to relieve cjrta'n Township Trustee 8 of this county from the consequences of Ioes by the late bank fallarej is stirring up the people, and remonstrances are being circuited in two or three townships. A remonstrance from citizens of Decatur Township was presented jesterday in ths Samte, and others from various parts of the county are promised. In his argument on the State Treasurer's a flair s day before yesterday, Mr. Foulke stid that Cooper had obtained $'JO,0)0 from the Meridian National Bink on the Indorsement of Hon. Franklin Landers. Yesterday Mr Lsnders accomraiied ths Senator to ti bank, and in the presenc3 ot the ofiisers ensured him that the statement referred to above was not true. Mr. Patton, tho Representative from Sillivan, took offence at an article in the Journal yesterday morning, and when h? met the offending reporter In the lobby of tbe Höuee, be proceeded to pall tin" re porter's cars and apply his foot to tue s-t of the reporter's breeches. Friends intr. fered, and the combaUnts were siparalel before any serious damage was sustained by i'bfr. The House bill increasing the State Treasurers bond to $1,000,090 was reported from the Senate vestsrday, that body having ia?sed a i amendment making the psnalty 500.000. Mr. Harrell thought the pea i!ty should stand as fixed by the House, not tl at the present Treasurer is not honest, or th-it ttere is any dangerof hi3 running away, bat because as a general thin? the principle is right, end obtiins in all cases of County Treasurers. After toxe further dissusiion the question was put and tne House refilled to concur in the Senate resolution by a vote cf 47 to 3S. As soon ai the v.)te wjj announced the result was conveyed to the Senate, and a Conference Committee, c msitting of Representatives Eley aid Twineham wr.s appointed. The Special Committee appointed to in vestigate the Knlghtstown Home returned yesterday, having taken some important testimony at the institution daring their brief visit. Tne committee hsld a conference at the Grand last night and decided to return to Knightstown tb's afternoon for the purpose of taking further testimony. No formal charges have yet been submitted, and the parties to the controversy were informed last night that unless specific charts eie filed with the committee by 1 o'clo;fc this afternoon, tbe committee woü'd formlate charges of its o7n and procsed with the investigation. It is understood that tue charges to re formulated by the committee, in the absence of spesifio charges by tbe partie?, are to be based upon evidence already taken at the Hoaje which, rumor has it, is very damaging and conclusive. The committee appears determined to probe the matter to the bottom. For the bill requiring the teaching of phys iology and hygiene in the public s;h ols, with particular reference to the effects of al-rc-'-1 tobacco upon the human system, Mr. Gooding has proposed a substitute which limits the teaching to alcohol and tobacco, he objecting to the word "narcotics" as given in the first bill. Tne eubititute alio provides that new books need not be purchased, provided those in use treat these subjects sufheitntly; also, that the teaching may be postponed at the option of ounty beards till books can bs procured at reasonable prices. Mr. Gooding contends that tne provisions as contained In the original bill throw open the way to jobs in the mater of furnishing books Mr. Williams moved ao amendment to the substitute in effect that infant baptism and foreordination should bs taught in the schools. The amendment w.i tabled. Mr. Gooding's motion to recommit was laid on the table and the bill was read a third time, but failed to pass for want of a constitutional majoiity, the vote being 43 to 42. The Department Horses. Some time ago the Chief of the Fire Department sent out postal cards to the several veterinary surgeons of the city, asking them to submit bids lor attending the department horses for the current year. Among others Dr. L. A. Greiner, 6r., and Dr. John Elliott submitted bids, the former for $140 and the latter for f 180. The Council approved Elliott's bid last Monday night, but it is safe to say they did not understand the facts in the case. Dr. Greiner is a man of large expeiiecce in his profession, bavins received a medal of honor from the French Government as a reward of merit, and having fervrd aa veterinary snrpeon.for five years in the Thirty-first Brigade New York Light Ar

tillery. He has been in th!s city for the pat eight years and has proved a ruccessfai piactltioner during this entire time. Dr. Greiner is a Democrat and Dr. Elliott is a Republican, but this is no reason why the people of the city should pay $40 more to the latter for taking care of the department hones. No one will doubt Mr. Greiner's capacity as a surgeon, and the Eoard of Aldermen should look carefully into this matter before they confirm the bid which p:a:tically robs the people of $10. PEKSONAL MENTION.

Hon John R. Coffroth, of Lafayette, is a' the Grand. Jaliua Severin, Esq., of Lavrencebur, is io the city. Dr. W. D. H. Hunter, o! Lwrencebur?, is at the Grand. Colonel John. S. William , of Lnfijette, is at the Grand. President Jordan, of Bloomington Coliege, is at the Grand. Professor J. H. Smart, of Purdue University, is at the Bates. Allen Fisher and wife, of NoV.eaville, were at the rates ye6terdiy. Hon. W. C. DePauw and son, of New Albany, are stopping at the Bates House. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. A. Leonard and Mr. end Mrs. John R Huffman, of Hartford City, are in the city. Mrs. Robert Emmet has been serious'y ill fcr several days. The Sentinel hopes to chronicle her early convalescence. At the Bates House S. M, Hench, Fort VrajDe; W. C. Leas, Waterloo; D. W. Henry, W. C. Ball, J. M. Allen, Terre Haute; G. E. Hubbard and wife, Brazil; -J. H. Thompson, Eiinburs; R. Thoma3, J. F. Ballard, Columbus; J. O. Henderson, Kokomo; J. A. Hardin, Crawfoidsville. W. A. Ojmer, Log&nsport; J. J. Hamilton, New Castle; R. N. White, Rishville; M Call, JeffereonviJIe; A. Orth Bhm, O. O Goldsmith, R.J. Wilsjn, Sem; Dr. J. W. Waite Küiphtttown; Jobn Li'lie. Jr., F.rt Wnvne; W. W. Hawley, Huntington; W. B Oernao. Rockville: J. L. Ferpuson, A. I). Morns, Knightatown ; Mrs. A. J. Kelly and daughter, Terre Haute; Jadson Applegate. C.R.r.llaid, Delphi; A. J. Mclntojh, Silem; J. W. Connaway, Liberty; Amos T. Davis, Anderson; J. A. Hedgecock, Frankfort; Levi Ferguson, Martinsvills; J. Irving Riddl. Terre Haute; George Tathlll. Oalambaa; A J. Howard, Jelfcrssonvilie: E. S. Mitchell, War?aw; T. J. Charlton, Piainfiald, are at the Grand. Local Courts. ECFERIOS COCRT. Room 1. Uon. N. B. Taylor, Judge, John Carlisle vs. tbe First National Bank cf Indianapolis, No. 55. Account. Dismissed. Giibcit B. Man'ove vs. the Citizens' Street Railway Company. Appeal. Vidict for defendents. Thomas C. Day et al. ys. Rebecca N. Fry etal. Appeal bond. Judgment for $l,3;6.'ii John S. Hamilton vs. Henry B. Sherman. Suit for damage?. Dismissed. Room 2. Hon. D. W. Howe, Jutlge. Cynthia AMrich vs. Albert J. Muson. To quiet title. Decies for plaintiff. State ex rel. James A. Shaw vi. Lsvi White. Mandamcs. Finding for plaintiff. Iloom 3. Hon. Lewis C. Walker, Julge. Ann M. Lewis vs. the National Guarantee Life Association. Suit cn policy. Dijmissd at plaiLtifl's coit. Daniel Ullman vs. Mayer Lipihitz et al. Suit on draft. Judgment for $3S7.23. Fiederick Schubert vs. Frederick Biu rrann. holt for seduction. Dismissed at p sintifl's ccMs. JefTWioo K. HM'man et al. ex parte. Soit for partition. Commissioners make part:ion and tile report. David I). Long, administrator, vs C, I., St L and C Railroad. Suit for damages. On tiial by a jury. A Falae Report. It was reported early last evening that Ljllley, tbe man who was shot by James W. Roe in the Helen street row on Sunday nipht, was in a cri tical condition, icil immition having Eet in. It was learned, however, from his phytician that there was no truth whatever in the report- The doctor eays bis patient is petting along nicely, and will surely pull through. P09 is still in i&il. New Incorporations The Pifrctou Manufacturing Company has been incorporated. Capital stock, KMXO. The Fontenal Mining Association, with a capital stock of $10,000, tiled articles of incorporation in theoriice of Secretary of State yesterday afternoon. This company will carry on operations in Vigo County, DePauw Gets the Contract The State House Commissioners met yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock aid awarded the contract for all the glass to be used in the building to W C. DePauw, of New Albany, at $2(:,333. There were two other bids one fiom Wells Bros., Chicago, $2-3,500, and one from the St. Louis Crystal Plate Glass Company, $2G C30. llorac Greelej't Hat. Everybody has seen or heard ot Horace Grteley's eld white hat. It was a quaint, old-fashicned hat. The hat was characteristic of the nearer. If you want to be characteristic, wear one of Ryan, The Hatter's, elegant productions. A nat gives a man a deal of inspiration. If you go to Ryan, The Hatter, 21 and 23 South Illinois street, he will inspire you with tho idea that he has an elegant line of effective headwear. Wholesale Slaughter Of Damaged Hardware, Damaged by the Fire! Sale every day for ten days. Euy while you can bay cheap. Mechanics' Tools and Builders' Hardware. VAJEN & NEW. C4 Fast Washington Street. Wines I Wines! Port, Sherry. Sweet Mu sea tell, and all kinds of Dry Wines. Warranted strictly pure California Wines. Superior to the so-called imported goods. Wholesale and Retail, at EX. Weinberger & Co i'.Ko 10 West Louisiana street, opposite Union Depot J. 8. FABRELL & 00., Steam Heating. Prlvato Itoellinffi and Publio Buildluffs Jritted Up Complete. 84 INoxtIa Illinois Otireet

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35c. Efstnel Seal 35c. Gallery, 10c; Family circle, 25c Matisee Satur Jay. 25ct to All Pau. X0 -IIGIIT! Matinee ittorday. " Cvoia ftarrrd f Great Sup 'ess of the TalenM Arf ite. miss 3F"xA.n con T3ilior 'lijfciLObt taifnted and vercauie joucg KWi8 liTlnz, and Alfred McDowell, actni leased lj public, press anil profession the First Comediaa ot th Day, in "Jll'GG'3 I,Al)ING;,, 'A Crsi? Jatlt.' A great cowptny and cat, A charain ccmi-dr Dr.a,a, full ot startling Mtuitlons. ln-ertners-d with Fiarklin rauslc. Chaste and pleaint: diversities A contunt 11 3 o! lac hier and tears. A teal b4by aui a great big doz. DQPEHÄHDÖSS ludianapolii's Laughing: Fe3tivaU Forformanoa Acola To!tigbt! Ortnd Storilay BTatlnc! THE COWKOIAN. nmm & uooruy! In the Langhin? Success of Modern Time?, SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON! Greeted by enormous aaiience. and the recnr tTit boe oi er vociieroua laughter, from New York tiSiu K-ancUco. Piice- 15. -5s, 50c, 75c and 21. Frid'T Af'.err.oon. Fuiry f. ilondaj, tb 9 LoiTA. PLYMOUTH CHUBCH. SATUDDAY, FEBEUAHY 7, 1885 M ATIJJEE AND EVEKING. Po&itiTely Last Appearance of MARK TWAIN", (MR. S. L. CLEMEN3), As a Reader of Hlj Own Superb Fnn; and Mr. GBO. W. CABLE; The distinguished Eouthtrn novelist; presentinc his own matchless scenes. TO APPEAR TOGETHER. Mark Twain's Worid fauons Wit. Mr. Cable'" Eniulsite Humor and Pathos. A combination of pculns and versatility that a; Deals frethlj to tne intelligent public HXToxtct- ProRrnmmo, Jla iDee I'r'Cf s Ketrved seats, 75c and SO. Saturday Js-veniu Kcherved teata. 60c, 75c and 5 !, according to location, nPIXIAL NOTICI2 The tale ot seats will ccm mence rn Thuitday mornirg, Feb. 5. P'lynionth Church ftlatinee at 1.1. p ro. WIGWAM RINK. Friday, February 13th, FIRST GRAND MASQUERADE. ELEGANT TR1ZL3 WILL BE AWARDED. COLLEGE AVENUE RlfliC Corner Pctenth and College Aveace. Attraotion For Thfs Week. Priil ay Night, February C Grand Fancy Dress Camivel. I'rizes fot lietd Character Lepresenta tion : Lady Pair or Club Ska'CF. 'Jentlenian Watch Charm. Mct Comic Character Skate Case. Vst Duil9 Commutation Ticket. I'csstiveiy Nona Admitted to the Floor Without Cottume. l;nk Open Until 11 p. in. PEST FLOOR IN THE CITf. MERIDIAN RINK FOL Ol CUICAGO W, EEßlDIAÜS. Firtt Lfagnc Games Thursday, Friday anid baturday. February 5, band?. "Games called at 9 o'clock. GILKORE'S m AND DOCBLK Blovatod In His Great Sensation Drama, Entitled ' CO XT IN TC1C IT," Ard a Grand Galaxy of Specialty Stars. Com mincing Monday, February i nrrzi cn Indiana Law Magazine AKD Corporation Reporter, The only periodical which, reports, nndcr con venient index, all the opinions of the Supremo Court, at ence, and In a form available for Immediate reference. Indorsed by the Jndeea of tho Suprexze Conrt, and cited In their opinion. Accurate and Roliible. Alo the only periodical which give a cciTena, digest of all public and private corporation cane Ceclded by the Supreme Conrt of the United Btatea, and the Supreme Court of the teveral Bute. This digest Is of permanent value, being ro pared aa to admit ol feinting in separat volumes. Published promptly at the dose cf each ter dayi' Kation of the Indiana Supreme Court. Terma, 95 Per Annum. Address THE SERTIHEL CDUFUT i IcrJfanapsIiSa 11 SIMON BÜNTE. 3" Ö 23 '33 E3 AJTD Wholesale LiquorDealer 84 1?. ITailiinitoii St. Iudianarslis.

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