Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 60, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1885 — Page 8

0 THE IMJlASAlOLlS DAILT SENTINEL SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 1 1885-TWELYE PAGES. at 3 o'clcct. A foil attendance o! the c?m zni' ii de lire d.

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Embroidered 15Colors and White. Tho Embroidery on ihcso gcols 1 done in Worsted, and thorefore are very cxoollont for washing. The combinations of colors in Flannel and Embroidery are in great variety, and tho patterns are all now and ehoco. Wo have opanod a lare tHjrrrmetJt, which wo woull ba I leased to show at all times. Frioes Always in flail Tumi CREAMOLA. darkest sfciaeoft, icootn and fair. Wrinkles, Mole, Freckles, Flttlnes. Black he Ads. Pimple rumored; Flesh Increased or Reduced: Ualx and Brows colored and restored; Baperfinoui hair permanently removed. The development of the form a specialty. Intereatlng circulars, testimonials, (eald), CCnt3 Mme. E. VKLAKO, 2012 Lexington Ave., N. Y. City. JOS. A. MOORE, 04 C Market Dt., Indianapolis, Ind 'interest avowed cn deposits, in suns of 15 and upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Honey Notes, bought and sold. Ho loans made except such as are secured by first mortgage on real estate, with a large marzin ci lecurity , cr by col' .'.erals Having a market Talne. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts of the world. OPENING! 5 ATATE THIS WEEK. any Boautiful Novoltios aro tow roady for your Inspection, Canpricing tho Latest Idoao and Cclcrinqs in Vool and Silk Fabrics. You aro cordially invited to look at thorn. Droao (Making Rooms Opon. Special March Sales! Jerseys, Muslin Underwear, Apron. BIG BARGAINS. L. S. XT. B. PaUici eoise to New Ollsens can find what they need in a Xilaht Wrap, in oar a took. SUNDAY, MARCH 1. SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Eaulaesi Oflre 101 1 Editorial Kaoms .291 THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS, To accommodate the throng from the northwest who will desire to read their faTcxitt tome paper while attending the World's Exposition,' the 8entinel has been plzcsd cn tale In New Orleans at George F. Wharton A Bra's, No. 5 Carondelet street, tstwten Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Oood conditioned old pa pen for aal a &1) cflc at only 40 cents per hundred. at CITY Ui BILLEIT. The telephone directory for spring Is out The Mozart Hall has been leased by Ja cob Bcz. The Coktot6 Molding Factory will be Built by John Wies. If the weather continues mild work will be resumed on the State House this week:. The Indianapolis Literary Club will listen to an add. -ess by Mayor John A. Kress tomorrow night. UaughTlUe is almost under water from the eCects of tie thaw. Focus's Ran was aboat half full of water at midnight Mr. Ketcbam. the architect says that there Is a possibility that all three of the new Insane Asylami will be completed within a year. Mrs. Foster, one of the boarders at the Bates, yesterday afternoon lost 9155 on Wtxhlngtcn street, between that hotel and Hotrtn it Stewart's book store. A fire broke ont In J. N. MiUlksn's residence 107 Miehlen arenas, yesterday, liocs foO. Tbepartment was also called to 222 English arenas by a burning flue. J. O. Dsikerly, Frcsidsnt, tad P. 0, Moore, General Manager, of tha National Aaeoelation of Knsinesrs, headquarters at Chicago, who hits ttsn In the city for meral days piit, left .for Cincinnati yesterday. TLs Ccramltte cn Museum and Relics for the propotad military carnival will meet at the rtaidencs o! Captain It. A. Richards in, Jvi i:U:Ic-talnt itreet, Monday afUrnooa

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ACCIDESTS. A Statement From the Board of Health, Bhowio? the Number of Accidents Occurring in the State for the Year of 1804.

I The State Batrd of HeMihhai jwtpretared a statement of tha accidents and causes therecf fcr the year ending September 30, 1S4, rhich will b read with interest. The Statement is as follows: Abortion. fifteen Irtele, 5: married. 8.... Accident, undefined to twcnty; 21 1' f.: 1 -21! 1 10; 3 .. 1 .. 4i.. 13s rs "I 4) Amputation ol leg. Asphyxia 1-low on Lead.... Hum.... biiz-Mv Caught In machlnerv.. Coal mine Cruibe! l-y taw-logs.... rMoro'orm Cbokttl by a pea .... (oricmsiou of brain.... Concuision undttintd. 4. 1-' 1 1 57 1 5 1 5 1 1 t 12 2 1 1 1 1 l! l! ut jugular vein witn an ax Drowned .... 4-v LrinkiDR concentrated lye 1 5 1 5 1 1 Explosions, boiler...-Explof-img, cannon...... Fxpioflons, dynamite... Ezpiortoni. gunpowder Fxpioslonp, railway engineExposure to co'd.....-. 4 Failing derrick. Falling tree 2 tailing wall Fracture, arm.... Krcture, femur f iHtiuie, fibulaFiatürf, hlp... 1 iTtcture le il Fracture, nee-.....-Frrtnre. skull Fracture, ppine Ftac-tuie, undttiuca (lttbshot wouü J .. lieu orrbao Irotn a wcund 1Ü 4 1 2S 1 10 9 6! t 1 2 1 3 1 1 7 2 1 Infant overlaid by cotter. iDjnry unaenned . Imitatinc circus performance, boy ol ten iear 2'. i i;. e;. i iL Klcsed by horses. Kicked by mult. , Killed bj a bull Killed by a reaper LiebtnlngI'oLton, air eulc I'oiton, greens..... i'oüon, lotella To'son, morphlne..... Pol ton, opium ... I'oison, strychnine I'bliion, wbite lead Poison, undented Pistol hot... fow dr ku m ... Furcture wrist by sewing needle Rallrocd. .......... .. Renotal ol tumor - Runaway team .......... Run over by dray Scald, under 5 yetrs ol age Sncotinr Shock from ami.iraUou...... bhock from auriCHl operation Sbcck, cause not given Shot by a policeman...... Spinal con cut tlonSpinal, injury of. l 4! ?! 2 3 17 2 1! 103 6. 10'J 1 1 1 0 4 1 1 . 6! l. 5 1 4 2 1 1 4 1 3 2 4 1 652 btrargulailon... i Struca by astoue... l yilDSt TO m& Thrown from a carriage Thrown from a borse ThTOwn from a mnle 3i 21 . 2! 2 1 Violence, undefined Wound in ncaa.... 471 1 The Rinks. The weather yesterday and last night was o! a character that tended to the full enjoyment of roller skating, being cool enough to render a little exercise necessary to comfort, and the skaters took advantage of this favoritism of old Boreas by densely packing the "Wigwam" Rink at each eesston. The little folks in the afternoon took almost entire possession of the etructure, they being present by hundreds. They seemed to enjoy the graceful exerciEe with as much zest as their elder brothers and altera. The management, to-morrow evening, will give all amateur skaters the privilege of testing their speed in a two mile race, free for all, a pair of club skates being given as a prize to the winner. There is already a large number of 'artists' ctered for the contest Next Thursday evenicg a "calico" party will be given, and It will no doubt prove a very pleasant and ecccasful entertainment. Ulegant prizes are offered for various styles of costumes. The ladies will have an opportunity to test their skill in the fashioning qf novel and unique dre?ses for this occasioa. The Meridian Felo Clnb defeated the Ha'cjon Club last nht, at ths Meridian Pack, by a score of 2 to 1; time. 30 minutes. Previous to the game Harry Eden, of the Meridian CJub, was presented a lan?e codfish, handsomely decked with colored ribbors, tn which were attached bottles of arnica, tolu. sticking plaster, and other polo essentials. The presentation speech by Murray, in connection with the letter from the 'President of the League, caused much merriment Eden responded feelingly, while the ejis of the spectators filled with tear?. The College Avenue Fk(nk was well tilled lsst night, as usual, there seeming to ba no counter attraction sufficient to leaien the drawing qualities of this popular plica of amusement. Tnrsiay evening a whei barrow race will be the featnre. It is said to be very amusirg to the spectators. A skate case will be given as a prize tn the winner. Next Friday evening a grand fancy dress carnival will take place. Handsome prizes are offered. "Not In a Horn," But Those Horne. Mr. Henry Schwinge, the tea merchant, is the recipient of a present of an extraordinarily large pair of elk horns from his friend, Rev. Myron W. Reed, of Denver. Mr. Schwinge prizes them very highly for the double reason, viz , that of the donor's kindly remembrance, and also because they are the largest ever seen in Colorado or any other State. They measure about six feet in length and are over five feet from tip to tip of each arm. Mr. Schwinge, who is a fancier of such relics, having the most exten sive display of stuffed birds, wild game, deer-heads, etc, in the State, will have the bead and neck of this "monarch of the glens' suitably stuffed and placed in the how window of his store on exhibition. The Bates Douse Improvements If the present favorable weather continues the work of adding two more stories to the Bates House will be started shortly. The fifth story to the reconstructed hotel will be a mansard of the most elaborate and ornamental sort. Besides the niditlon of the two stcrles and other outward improvements, the internal changes will be no les striking and Important When completed, the old time guest will not know the somewhat ancient landmark of the Hoosier capital. Examining' Applicants. The Civil Service Commissioners, Chief Kxaminer Lyman, Messrs. F. C. Truaaler, D. M. Elliott and II. F. Craft, yesterday, In the Government building examined nearly 100 ipplicanU for positions In the various de partments at tba National Capital. The applicants were examined In the history of the United States, grammer. geography, composition, etc A record is kept of those who have the highest average, and they art itcemmecded for positions Jlrstf

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In the .Sat and Cap line prevailed at Liie MODEL yesterday. The more announcement that wo would open a first-class hat department was sufficient notice to the public that hereafter they would be able to buy their Hats and Oap3, as well as their Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at but a small advance on the first cost of manuacture. All day long our Hat Department was crowded. Our50 cent, $LOO and 1.50 Hats kept going sith a rush, for they can not be equalled at other hat stores under $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Our Finer Hats are made and trimmed in the best possible manner. A glance at our goods and prices will convince any one that we can save you at least 25 per cent, on a Hat or Cap. We are daily in receipt of new lines of SPUING OVERCOATS. If you want a "nobby" garment, look through our stock of Corkscrews,

Whipcords, Meltons and Ca3simeres, with and without silk facings, made equal to the finest made to order garments.

M O Clothing The Popular Clothiers, COUUT-IIOUSE LOCALS. Several Divorce Sulta in the Courts Preparing1 for the March Term. Motion for a new trial has been filed in the Barnhart case. Jude Tavlor disposed of fifty-four cases during the February term. JtEte R. Kbauh ha9 qualified ai guardian of Jetse and Alary A. Eoaugh. Bond $ 2,000. Judge Avres yesterday concluded the hearing ot the divorce suit of Jeannette Stone vs. Daniel Stone, and entered a decree for plaintiff on proof of cruel treatment and failure to provide. Yesterday closed up the work of the February term in the Superior Courts. To-morrow the general term will be held and the March term will begin. The Grand Jury will also be in session to morrow. Judge Taylor yesterday granted a divorce to Hattie B. Law from William S. Law on proof of abandonment failure to provide and crunkennces. She was also given the custody of the child, and prohibited from marryiDg for two years. Officer Barker yesterday took four specimens of oleomargarine and two of butter from dealers on the market aud Hbiected them to a test by sulphuric acid. The butter became a deep amber color, and the oleomargarine became deep crimson. Further ttsfa are to be made. The oleomargarine which was taken looked and tasted better than the genuine butter, and was shipped here from Ohio. A Testimonial to Mies Turpen. MUs Minnie Turpen, one of the brightest and most accomplished young ladies of the city, hss been preparing herself for histrionic art under the tutelage of Mrs. Prunk. She now proposes to yet further prepare herself fcr her life work by a course of study at "The Lyceum," of New York City. Her friends have tendered her a testimonial benefit before her departure, and it will be given at PfaHlin's Musio Hall next Friday evening. The Cook Comedy Tronpe have kindly ollered their eer vices, and we trust that Miss Turpen's friends will till the hall on that occaiion. A comedy drama, entitled "One Wife," will be prodaced. and a'sD a farce, "The Two Buzzards." Miss Turpen will appear in both pieces. A lloj'a Cogitation. I notice stagnant waters mostly run aha! low. I notice Ryan, The Hatter, 21 and 23 South Illinois street I notice Jen won't never let her beau look in our Family Bible. I notice Byan, The Hatter, has all the latest in hats at manufacturers' prices Our line of spring overcoats is now ready for examination. Prices range from $5 to Model Clotiiiso Com taut. The attention of Sentinel readers is directed to the extraordinary announcement of the Meridian Clothing House in another column. No snch remarkable sale has been announced here this season, and it will bs worth the trouble of an examination of this tcck, at 120 and 122 South Meridian street. Cholre foreign fabrics are being received dally through the Custom housa for K?an & Treat. 3 Bates Block. The spring styles are marvela of the designer's and weaver s art. Odd lots In underwear being closed ont at one-half value at the Model Clothinu Com pant. TJn Maw," Ilardwart, Are itlll iclllnx coodi damaged fcr fire at very low l rlcca: alio, very low price on all SUpto aud Miscfliani'out Good. All gooda aa low or lotrer than ran be purcbSM'd from any other fcouie in the city, fall and get ropy of their Illustrated Catatogao tbi ee hundred and fifty iici-recently lu 1. YAJJLN & MiW. (4 f4t'aiMcgton Street,

Company, Furnishers and Hatters J us t Received A splendid .line of beautiful Chataläin Watches, with Vest and Oueen Chains to match, at BiNUHAM & f 12 East Washington Street. T T TVT tn J JAJ JL Forget vre have tho renownol PIANOS In All Styles Grands, Squares and Uprights. TkoPMin&Oo. S3 in. 84 North TennsilFaiib St. Evoretk Pianos. Story & Clark Organs. Tuning, repairing and moving a specialty. WATCHES. A How At sortmont of Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watahes just roooivod. Boliablo movements in Elegant Caiot. JEWELRY. The Ladlos will find tho Latest Novoitios in our cases. Boautifal in Design and of Finest Quality. Crtfirjo Watch Bepalrlng at Moderate Fricos. JAS. N. MAYHEW, JEmiEC, 5o. 25 T. ffisb. St, E i JEW ElMOIDERIES I New Collen ad Linen Trinniiiil -ATWILLIAM llERLE'S, tlo. 4 W. Waohlnuton St.

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Manufactured East by mo during tho most depressed times known for years, enabling me to offer Clothing at prices hitherto thought impossible. I propose to give my patrons the benefit of these cash dirives throughout. SPECIAL SALE OPENS

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Different patterns, all new and desirable. Nothing old or shop-worn offered, as we have 01 her outijts for them. This collossal and matchless sale must beseen in dually and style of goods to bo realized. "Workingmen, take notica. Wo will save you money.

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Cooking" Stoves, Etc. In fact almbst everything needed in house-famishing:, which we sell on Easy j Weekly or Monthly Payments,, or for Cash.

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94 and 95 S. rEJJtfLYAM ST, X INJ 33 X Jd. 2X-VaP O Xj X o bole Agents and bot tiers ot Philip Best's Brewing Co. WELL-KNOWN MILWAUKEE BEER. Vino 8ijKCcr. McKay & Co.'i Pittsburg Ale Telephone No. 753. O rt cts for 3 lbs. Peach Preceryes. L ) '.5 cts for 3 lb. California Apricot. 7.c lor H bbl. New Crop Family White fish. 2Sc for 1 ?aL Choice Golden Syrup. 25c lor ö Ibp. New Ensrläeh Currants. 2f c for 5 lbs. New Turkiih Prunes. 2 for 8 lbf. Plfcl'a Starch. 2ftc for 8 Its. Dried Sugar Corn. 25c for 3 lbs. Choice Kdlelnn. 4icir lb. for Itest Uncolored aran Tea. 20c kt lb. for Goed Tea. 60c per loz. lor Corn. LOc per dor. for f urcolasli. '0c per loz. for Pcaa. .Cc per dor., for Lima Bf an. !0c fcr dcz. for Standard Toiratocs. Cc for 3 cans bed Table Peactci. irc for 1 lb. Baking Powder. . 5c for 4 J bp. Choice Carolina Bice. !l for 15 lb?. Granulated Snpar. tl for is lbs. White Kxtra C tugar. $1 for 20 lbr. Fxtra C Sucrar. be for 1 Bar of B. T. Pabbifn Boa p. "POSTAL ORDERS DELIVERED. M. M. WILLIAMS. 30.' 9. 111. St. Opp. No. 4 Enzine Hon. GAS ENGINES From One-eighth Done Power Ip. F.rricson's How Caloric Pumping Engine, GAS STOVES Of All DeKrlptloni on Exhibition and for tale at coct at the office of the INDIANAPOLIS GAS-LIGHT & COKE CO. Ho. 49 Sonth FennsjlTania Street. J r FULLY WARRANTED. imrt-iiaM'rt oi ine - r ui n d hi Hcnilnitton" may rrturn C. 0.9. within äOday If unntifactnrr, Machlnos Rontod. Full linf Buppli: rXbtxmS farNn, TyrWrltff rprt rrt. nr., rn burnt. SOLE AGEIITS,"' B" 17 Booth rierldlaa.Btreet, (Jondlt Ulock,

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BEGIN THIS WEEK A 7&rd sale of Ladles' Goods, prinoiplo among them being 25 Case Hid Bülten OpeiaToe, Opera Heel, Arched SbanK, v7orkefi Button-Hole, Box To -an elegant stylo boot, usually sold as a $3. Co boot, will bo minefi atorly

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These are Among the Inducements we are Offering Buyers at This Time:

Velvet Carpets - - - - -Fivo-Framo Body Brussels - Roxbury Tapestries -AUWoollDgrainB Good Ingrain Carpets .... Window Shades, with Fixtures complete Dado Shades, 7 ft. long, with Spring Fixtures Lace Curtains from ... .

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Brown Blanks Whito Blanks Flats ' Gilts, an Elegant Lino m am

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