Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1885 — Page 8

1BE IMlIAKAIOLIS DAILY SEKTIKEL SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 8, 1885 TTVELYE PAGES. 1

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I COTAD JLtIOXZ3D 1Ö53) 1 To the Oar Opening or Himburg Em. broideries xjlil ba of lntorost to oveiylady. Anticipating ttia groat demand whlca la euro to ba this ecsi od, X7Q plaoed our orders oirly, end Ino cooda cro now on salo. Tno ctylca aro ali now, and wo think much superior to thoso of former ec;cn3. Iadloi will pleaso notico that wo hava ttyloa In different pidth to matchtand also to match All Over Embroldsry. In this connection wo ask that you tako particular notico of our stook of 'King's Trimnilna 0," oll now this goaaon. Tho3o trimmings are very b&ndsomo and durable, and vary much tisod for trimming "White Goods and Undorclothinr. Wo invita &n impootion of cur Embrolderlo "and "King's rlmmlnßs," tho piico of whioh will bo found marked in plain figures on each piece. Very Ecspectfullv, PETTIS, BASSETT &, CO. XJ PHYSICIAN AND ACCOÜCITER, S7 Wcfit f whlrelon atreet, over I 8. AyreV store, Indianapolis, Ind. Telephone. No. 8i; omce, room 11 cji'2 li; nisht oace, room 2ä. 3 ORB AMOL A darkest sKirisoft, Czaootn and (air. Wrinkles, Moles, Freckles, Pitting. Blackheads, Pimple remoYed; Flesh Increase! or Keduced: Hair and Brows colored and restored; Superfluous nalr permanently removed. The development of the form a n rectal ty. Interesting circulars, testimonials, 'sealed), CCnU aime. K. VCLAItO, 2013 Lexington Ave., N. Y. City. JOS. A. MOORE, 04 CHarkot 0t., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, la sums of t and tipward. Mo J er to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property In Indiana and Ohio. city, ron nty and Town Ikjnds, and Purchased Money Notes, bought and sold. No loans made except such as are secured by Srtt mortgage on real estate, with a large margin of security, or Ij collateral! naYin? a narket Yalne. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts of the world. BIO LOT UDIES' tt Im li! At 75 Cents. At 25 Cents. Our Grand Annual A Uuslin Underwear Vow in Fall Blast. Stock diminishing rapidly. Come and get the bargains. IS, N, R We hTe picked ont of our stacs: all toiled and odd pieces, to be sold at half price. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY S. 8EHT1NKL, TELEPHONE CALLS. Eiaslitis Oflce - .1C4 liltsrial Bsoms 391 THE SOTÜEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng front the northwest who will desire to read their faTcrite home paper while attending tue "World's Exposition," the Sentinel has been placed on sale In Nsw Orleans at George F. Wharton & Bra's, No. 5 Caxondelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. Key. Mr. Mein tire, who is ill at EJgewaod, is liaproTing. Leslie 8aIgrcTe, of this city, has been appointed United States Commissioner at Miles City, Mob tar a. Hon. J. W. Gordon will address the Tippecanoe Club, in the Council Caimbr, tomorrow afternoon. The State Oil Inspector, E. H. Swayne, fcsj tendered his rcsignatiou to the Governor to take effect April 1. The Federal Court jury has been gam tncned to assemble on Tuesday, at which time ciTil causes will be tried. Upon complaint of Mrs. Emily E. Fletch. cr, Frank Wearer was yesterday bound orer to keep the peace, br 'Squire Smock. The tend ytsls fixed at XXX Gecra Carlisle, a colored gentleman, pleaded guilty to tcrault and battery in '8qolre Eracci'i Court yesterday, was fined f 2. and in default of payment went to jalL E. G. Hcrris, Secretary cf the Grocers' Exctz2ij trd editor of the Lire Stock Eeriew czd rric? Current, is missing from the city, crd Lis hlzzzZs are tcmewhxt alarmed. Vdün Iren Werkt, an Illinois cor-rz-'.'r-u trs fcrtstid cult In the Federal

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Stat?, for 000 for goods dellrered to the defendant. The cold wave signal was ordered up at 7 o'clock last night, and it is promised that within the nexf forty hoars there will be a fall of fifteen degrees In the temperature. At an early hour yesterday morning Mrs. Davis, an old colored lady, residing at 135 MUecuri street, fired three sots ataman who was attempting to break into her house. The faculties of 8mith, Vassar and Wellesley Collepta have voted to admit pupils from the Girls' Classical School of thJa city without examination. A hijh compliment to the reputation of the echol.

HASE I! ALL. The New Western League Member? of the Indianapolis Club for the Season of 1885. The following ia a complete list of the clcbj that will be represented at the meeting of the new Weitern League at the Grand Hotel cn Wednesday next: Indianapolis, Cleveland, Toledo, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Kansas City, Terre Haute and Diyton. Manager Walking, of the home team, is rery sanguine over the prospects of the new League, and eajs that Indianapolis has a good show to win the championship, for the nine that it will pat in the field will be a very strong one. The following la a list of the players and their respective positions: itlcKecn. Casey and Miller, pitchers; Keenan, Robinson and McGuire, catchers; Mc leery, first base; Collins, second base; Phillips, abort atop; Donnelly, third base; Tcomrson, center field; Moriarity, left field; Pcreman, right field, and Crane, extra. McGuire, it will be remembered, worked behind the bat lest year with Toledo, while Foreman pi eyed right field with the same club. Both of them are splendid ball players, and will strengthen the home team woadarfully. Mclnery aud Thompson last year t lajed with Evansville, and are considered good ons, Ail of the players will report hare on March 15. when the club will leave for the South, playing in Macon, Augusta er d Atlanta, Ga , and Chattanooga and XashviD, Tenn.. also one game in Louisville. They will return early in April aud meet the last named club on the Seventh Street Park. Managers Watkin?, cf Indianapolis, and Hart, of Louisville, hv already made arrangements for the clnbs to plav a series of twelve games for the championship of the two cities, and the former is confident that his nine will win. The regular championship season opens May 1. A number of umpires will be appointed at the meetirg on Wednesday, and it is generally understood that John Brenan, of this city, will be r ne of the lucky ones. The Rinks. The Wigwam Rink is in the field with tho announcement of a grand masquerade, the first of the kind ever given in this city, which will take place next Friday evening, February 13, and, if indications can bs relied upon, gives promise of bein a very successful affair. The management offer a list of elegsnt prizes for the various C03taai3, the Intrinsic value cf which is gre-i: enough to make a lively c intest in CD3tamint Skating will continue until 12 o'clact, the masks bfing removed at 10:30. No one will be allowed upon the floor without mask or HI tin e for removal of mask. It is only teeffsary to call the attention of the patrons cf the rink to the fancy dress carnivals that have been giveu thi3 season at tt)i popular rmortto warrant the pronie of a grander ailair in this masquerade than evtn they were. The management never xerrit failures in their etfjrts t3 cater to an use mint lovers. There was a large attendance at the College Avenue Rink last, night, notwithstanding tfce attiacticn of the pre?iou8 evening. Toe Tr ansfers of this rink annoance for next Tuesday night a fine apron party, the firit ever given in this city, and for Friday nlgät a grand valentine party. The 8outheide Frt e Kindergarten. The Southside Free Kindergarten Society met at Mr?. Roberts'. 015 Nortn Pennsylvania street, Tuesday, February 3, at 3 o'clock. The Treasurer's report showed that the financial affairs of the association are improving, the liberal response to calls for contributions being rery gratifying. Mrs. Fleming in her monthly report for December stated that the school closed on December 21 for a winter vacation, the room being large and not comfortable such cold weather. The Christmas festival was a success, and even at this late date the thanks of the association were due Mrs. James lies, who sett twenty dells beautifully dressed and in the cunning little pocket of each doll wai a new ten cent piece. The nine suits of cm ton fiannel under clothing and nine purs of mittens from Mrs. Phil Carleton, a memorial to her dear son whose heart was in this beaaif ai charity, and his dtsire was to keep the 1 ttie children warm; to Charley Mayer, the children's good fairy, for a big basket of toys, and to others who contributed and helped to make the hearts of the children glad. The rote ot thanks was very promptly given oy r r . the association. School will commence March 1. Reportorlal Change. The local force of the Times, consisting of Joseph E. Cobb, city editor; Adolph? Maenelen and C. C Heckman, reporters, and editorial writer, W. H. Smith, yesterday retired from that paper and are succeeded by an entirely new lorce, Mr. Scott C. Bone, for some time past connected with the News, assumes tfce position of city editor, with George M. Pavne and Clarence Goodwin, as reporters, Oliver T. Morton will be chief editorial writer. Mr. Bone is succeeded on the News by Mr. O. R. Johnson, for many years connected with the Joe mal. The gentlemen who retire from the Tines, as well as those who succeed to the several positions, and likewiie Mr. Eone's successor on the News, are well known to the people of Indianapolis, and in their several fields will have the beat wishes of a best of friends. Almost Suffocated. Charles Henderson, with his brother and sister, had a narrow escape from death, by suffocation, Friday night They were visiting friends at IC3 East 8t. Joseph street, and closed the damper of the bi33 burner so as to force all the gas from th stove into the house, Instead of allowing it to escape through the fiae. One of the boys arose at 5 o'clock yesterday morning almost suffocated, and by hard work managed to dye. the alarm. All those in tbe bocse were seriously prostrated, and it was necessary to call in m'dicalaid. Another hour wcuM have proved fatal to onaormore of tte inmatetr. A greater danger was run m tbe danger of explosion, which, had it occurred after the gas escaped for several hours, would have torn the house to pieces, and proved fatal to all the Inmates. Sergeant Reed Resigns. Sergeant John Reed, of the Metropolitan police force, tendered his resignation yesterday. He will run the merchant beat formerly patroled by "Uncle Billy Williams," There are a large number of candidates among the Republican memoers of the force for Mr. Reed's position, and it was rumored last night that Patrolman Michael Rafferty ttould ta tfcs lucky can. Among the candidates are Patrolmen Low, Barlow, Dawson. Fickel, Ckiry, UcMailtn, CzttStz and Sicifc,

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Wo will offer the entire stock ofMasUn Ua derwear recently purchased. One lot of over 3,000 pieces at unheard of prices (Job Lot), aU in gooi condition and nicely made. An immense stock Fine Muslin Underwear, elegantly trimmed with Point Medecis and Fine Torchon Laces and Embroideries. Corset Covers. We offer a Big Lot of the most perfect fitting Corset Covers, made Plain, and beautifully trimmed in fine Laces and Embroideries, in prices rom 15 cents up to $4.25. TABLE LINENS, Tovels, IVaplciiis mid Crashes. Our recent purchase of a Big Stock of fine goods are in, and will bo on salo To-Morrow You can buy them cheap. H. P. WASSOtf & CO.

THE CHURCHES. Kcv. Dr. Blaod will preach at the Soath Street Baptist Church to-day. Rev. J. A. Eondthaler will preach at the Tabernacle Church at the usual hours. Kev. N. A. Hyde will conduct the services at the IIa j flower Church this morning. Rev. I. IT. McConneli will preach raoralnR and evening at Roberts Tark Church, There will be gospel meetin? every niht this week at 1S1 South Tennessee street. Rev. R. E. Neighbor will breach at the North Baptist Church this morning and evening. Rev. A. R. Van Basklrk will preach at the Third Christian Churcn this morning and evening. Rev. James McLcod will preach mornla? and evening at the Second Presbyterian Church. Rev. n. A. Rdson will preach at the Memorial Presbyterian Church this moraingaud evening. There will be two services at the First Baptist Church to-day, conducted by Re. Reuben Jetlreys. There will be preaching thts morning at the Fourth Presbyterian Church by Rsv. A. IL Carrier. There will be preaching at the First English Lutheran Cnuich this morning by Rev. John Baltzly. There will be p reaching at tbe 8Izth Presbyterian church morning and evening by Rev. George Booth. Rev. O. C. licCulloch will preach at the Plymonth Church at tne usual hourj to-day. .1 eaiug subject, "Duty." At the Central Christian Church. Rev. David Walk will preach morula and evening. Morning euject: ' The Seven Spirits ol God." There will be Treach;ng M tbe Fifth Presbyterian Church by Kev, J. IL. Mitchell at the ns-iil hours. Moraine subject: Tstng the World bat not Abusing It" At the Central Avenue Church Rev. A. Marine will take .'or his subject this morning, 'The Sympathy of Christ," evening, "What is to II Inder a Revival in Our Church?" Rev. R. V. Hunter, of the Seventh PresbyterUn Church, will preach this morning and evening. Subject. "Why Not Believe?" Eveniag, "Can the Rum Traffic be Overthrown; If so. How?" At the Meridian Street Church Rev. John Ala barter will preach at 10:30 a- m. andat7::-0p. m. Momtntr, "Christ the Bfliever's Surety;" eveuIng, "Religious Exp erlfnces of Unbelievers." The Morton Monument. Tee trustees of the Morton Monument Association have addressed a communication to Governor Gray, in which they expresi a desire to present the Morton monument, Immense

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erected in Circle Tark, to the State. They eive a brief history of the erection of the monument and conclude as follows: "Aotir g cn behalf of these, we do hereby pent 'he State with the monument, and a& that it may be accepted by tbe General A3seaihl7 as the property of the State, aüd that such property may be given such protection ai is accorded to other public property." The Governor will transmit the communication the General Assembly. Men's odd Cassimere Coats at $2 59 and $5, worth more than double the price, at the Model Clothing Compakt. Wholesale Slaughter Of Damaged Hardware, Damaged by the Fire! Fale every day for ten days. Buy while you can buy cheap. Mechanics' Tools and Builders' Hardware. VAJEN &. HEN. C4 East Washlncton Street, Wlnos! Wines! Port, Sherry, Sweet Muscatell, and all kinds ol Dry Wines. Warranted strictly pure California Wines. Superior to the so-called Imported goods. Wholesale and Retail, at n. Weinberger & Co s'.No. 10 West Louisiana street, opposite Union Depot. HEW WHITE GOODS ! KEW EHBROKIE! Hew Cotton rS lim TriMoj! -ATWILLIAM hTERLE'S, Ho. 4 V. Washington St. Established In IS 32. Decline A - Sl.OO 1.00 , 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

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A gecuine American Wakham Watch, Silver Ca;e, Stem Winder and Setter, warranted for one year, for $10, -AT III & MO, JEWELERS, 12 East Washington Street. Irate Boitliii Co. 94 and 95 S. POhVimiA ST, 1 3r Sole Agents and Bottlers ot Philip Best's Brewing Co. WELL-KNOWN MILWAUKEE BEER. Also Spencer, McKay & Co.'s Pittsburg Ale. Telephone No. 753. GAS ENGINES, Fren Ont-tiglth none rower Up. Erricson's Now Caloric Puxnplns Engine. GAS STOVES 01 All Descriptions on Exhibition and lor tale at cost at the office of the INDIANAPOLIS GAS-LIGHT & COKE CO. Ho. 49 South Fennsjlrania Street. We sell to cash customers only. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, o rt fflton bl. DIDIAUAPOLIS, DID. Xtiep&caa 7li

, FEBRUARY 911. in in Front of Our Doors! OF SHOES! ONE CASK LADIES' KID BUTTON. Opora Too, Made of fine Curaco Kid, Brand New and Stylish, Top ol u.bve Kid, Silk-cred E tttoa-aolet. Peeidedl? the Dect Bargains ever thowa inindianapo:i5. - - ;? r; SHOE HOUSE nsliluctou Qtroot, PRICES. PRICE 9. TIT Delivery. THOMAS W. RYAN, Superintendent.

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a G. WSIQET. GROCERIES Kftailrd at Wholesale Price!, At SCi South minos Street, opposite No. 4 Engine House. M. M. WILLIAMS. 20 Its. Light New Orleans Sugar .....31 CO 4 .hart Kreuch Villa 6oap.. ........ 2) 10 Larpe Bars German ?oap... ........... 25 6 lb. Dried Apples 25 2cc for 3 lbs. California Peach Pref-erre 90c irr Coz. for Polk's Best Corn. Kc per iloz for Lima Beans. fcOc per doz. for Green Peas. He per foz. for California buccotash. fcOc ttr doz for Choice S lb. Applea. lilhs. Akron Catroea) . 25c 15 its. New Pearl tJoininy 2c 51bs. New Dried guear Corn xj 4 lb. Hew Turkl' b trunt 25c 4 U u. choice Carolina Rice. 25c 2Cc per Jh. for Cboire Countrr Putter. 10c pt-r lb. for Good Green 4'osJee. 5c per Jb. for Apple Batter. 7c ptr lb. for Mincemeat. 7c pr lb. tor all kinds of Jellie. 10 lb. Kit of No. 3 New Crop MftcXereL. 3f 0 10c per lb. for Peach. Plum or Pear Batter. c per lb. for ßhculder Met, Kingan A Co.'a. 7?;c r-er lb for 50 lb. Can Choice Lard. 25c for 3 I b. Choice Lard. 20c for 1 lb. of Good Tea. 7Cc per lb. for Ten that sells all otct town for fl, 25c per cal. for Choice Golden Syrup. 40c per gal. for Good Maple Hyrup. 40c per gal. lor Choice New Orleans Molaaea. 50c per gal for White Wine or Orchard Vinegar. 15c per caL for Silver Thread Sauer Kraut. Orders carefully packed and shipped by freUM orexprers. Chanre of 10 cents for package. Postal orders delivered. SIMON BUNTS, T O 33 33 3S5 SJL A2TD Wholesale Liquor Dealer 84 W. Wafhinitcn St, Indianapolis. Big Auction Sale of Horses. Lexington Combination Rale Company will I.oid their great ale of Hlzh bred Troll, Rcadettrs. Sddlers. Stallions. Brood Mare, ün-ievf-lopd Youiiester. Jacks and JenneH, at Lex in t ton, Ky., February 17th and ISth, lw. bend for a caialozn?. SAFE BRILLIANT!" PERFECTION BuMlibt Oil. "hurooti" WM. G-UNIT, 3P 3LiUM:n3 JEZJEZ A5I No. 7 Virginia ATenne. FIR8T-CLAE8 WORK AT BOTTOM FEICZS,

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37 "X" .V l Mondsyand Tuesday crfnlnc. Feb. 3:h anl ICth, ber new comic vaudeTill. "Mtm'riio itocche.,, Wedowlay evening. Feb. Uth. Krel ilrden's thn-e-act comely drsma "Mcsctw." Keferved Sots, 75c and 51, according to loitioa. Admission. 25c and bCc Fre Itat tstir:!y gaTended during the engagement. Thursday. Früsyanl SituMy, ail it-rity Maiinte. Feb. 12th, 13:h and HUi. Brt.cj Caaip teU'sgrtst r'. iy, 'THE WHITE SLAVE. lir.I'oru'ar prices. File opens Tutslay cmn leg next. OO o. hf'TTfd eats la Irtu t'lrrir. G O Cm fiofa OlirklxM, 7Sc. VTJi AND JUCiiXXKIR. Three nlcM, bcgfntni Th'r.;y, rT.ry 12th. Valfntine Malir.ce, Fooruary ltih. Leturacf tns Irig1! Comedian, Xaix?l Sully At ;1 hu rhrcc Act Comcdr Novelty, T I Corn;r Grocery, Tan oMt 'Y srccEs onns feason. Fjxrial Y.L ntine Matlace will be Riven Saturday. Ft I r'Jftr 1 Ith. mil evry laiy acl child attcudicg will re-jeiTc a Handsome f ouvcair Velen tin e, flijniauiliuref?-:t 1 LIGHTNING CAillCAIUSI-T AND Alir LtClUPKR. will Klve an l"aterlamnt as Pljmouth Church, Wednesday Kvenlns, Feaary 11th, on 'The Wit and Wisdom ol uy Criyoa.'' lie will illustrate his lecture by a namter of drawincs rxaio in tbe rrcfteuceof the aalience. in blttk, white and brilliant colors, urou fray par-cr: faces, Iandcaps. animal, fijure.. etc. Admission. 10 cents, teats reserve J. beginning: Monday, February 9ib. Friasy TvonioF, Fob. 13, 1SS5. THE FLEASIXG DUAMA, t AF1ION6TKE BREAKERS Followed by the Laughablo Frce. fc?t?intr tlio iCleplmnt! tTv,Mufeic by Nonyarcil Crchcftra, ".Yra. Zaratio Lenacr. Adr.i.ion, 5J."c. P.rtervtd Seat, Zc. CbllJrrn. ISr, I roceeds for the Benefit of the Church cf tte Drly Innocents. Imors open at 7 p. m.: Curtain rises al 8. WIGWAM EINli: Friday, February 13th, Grand Masquerade Carnival ! Prize for most Elegant Lalj's Costcma-eilvcr Jewel l aket. l rizs for finest Gent's Costume Diamond fccerf Pin. Fr'ze for best Ladj's Character Costume ?cica Ticket. Pr;79 for best Gent's Character Co?.i .Ei-? -Saison Ticket. Prize for best F!owc? Girl Twenty Adiciiioa Tickets Prize for tet P':1oTrenty Alral-tlsa 1 iekcti. No one allowed on iln,r until 10:;?o, unless io ccfetume. bsatin iioaa 7:3) till 12 o'elocs. COLLEGE AVENUE RIKIC Corner Seventh and College Avance. Attraotlon For Thla V7oek. Tuesday, I ebruary 10, LADIES' FINE APRON PAflTr. Prize 5s ate Cae. FRIDAY, FEERUAP.Y 13, VAJLW TlIV JiCj PARTY, EKT FLOOß IN TUE CITY. MERIDIAN RINK' O L Ol CnifACO Y, TiEIKDMS. Firft League Games Tbcrsday, Friday and Haturday, February 5, 6 an 17. Gamea called at 9 o'clock. GILHOBE'S m AND P0ÜBL3 4M JOSEPH A. BURGE83 Great Comedy, Entitled A BANKER'S LUCE, And a Big Olio Performance. nra m Indiana Law Magazine ANDCorporation Reporter, The only periodical which report", under con venlent Index, all the opinions ot the Uuprem Court, at once, and In a forn areüsbie lor ltnin. cllate reference. Indorsed by the JcSe of hQ Buprerae Court, and cited la their oplaioca. Accurate and Eclltblo. Ab?o the only periodical which sires ennrn difcwt cf all public and private corpcrtion cxo öeided et the ecpreme Co'irt of the DniteeJ gute, ard the Bcpreme Courts of tbe rer-ral buu. This digest Is of permanent rain, being . to ps;red m to adult o! tllini la para 13 volumes. Fntllihed promptly at the cloe of each tea Call' iealoa of the Indiera baprene Coart. Term, 95 Per A&aam, AddreM THE SEMTIMEL COUPUT, Indianapolis. M, mm m BCD u y W U U bWU KJO I ULLI IM J II II n 11 I L 11m. turcnaser 01 ia "tundtra Itemlnton"inaT return CO. fib within GO days if unsatisfactory. Machines Rented. Fall Une ol 8.pptos: ribbons carbon, Type-Wrtter porter, parts, etr.. on band 17 BoutB SXtrldlan Street, Condi t ClocS

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