Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 69, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1885 — Page 8

I THE J-NDlATfArOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 10 1885. j

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The Sole Agency ii PIPER PÄTTERHS. XVrf'ec't Kitt I us, AhvayM lJrlIrt1le, ICnsily Understood. löEvory stylo in overy siza now in btocir. ASSETT& GO JOS. A. MOORE, 81 X!. Martot Et., Indianapolis, Ind Interest aHowe-1 oa deposits, la sums of ! and Money to lynn on Improved City and Fara Prcwty lu Indim and Ohio. tuy, t'ounty and Town Bond, and Purchased Money Note, bought and sold. :o Io8D8 made except such as are secnrelby Crt xr.ortk'f-?:e on real estate, with a krue marein rf security, or by collaterals navlu? a mars-it T'ae. Foreign Exchange for eala oa all part ol tba ncrld. 1 & THIS WEEK WE PL. WE ON SALE A LAKGE VARIETY press'goods, All tho Best Values tbr.t oan bo' fiivon for ii3 prioos. ALSO 100 PIEG83 New Dress Gino;liams, CHOICE STYLES. A. DICKSON & CO., TRADE PALACE. TUESDAY, MARCH 10. ürriCCi ?I and 73 West Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Eaailarsi OSee 1C1 Editorial KoonM..:..2'Jl THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. lo RccoincioJate the throng from the ricrtfcTreet who will desire to raad their Xa-K-itU heme raper while attending the "World's Exposition," the Sonticel has been ii!ic?d en sale In Now Orleans at George F. WL&rton & Bro 'a. No. 5 Carondelet atreet, kstnpn Canal and Common street. OLD PATERS. Gocd conditioned old papers er aale at ths oce et only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. His, Nehoa Trassier is seriously ill a. Washirgton. See aivertiserreat or river packet steiruer Eig Sandy to New Orleans March 21. ileaales prevail in Indianola to aa alarming extent, z large number of the saflerers being children. A'fcondof $23,000 has been filed in the office of the Secretary of State by P.. J. Jackeon, President of the Commercial Bank of Union City. James Hardesty, arrested Saturday for passing counterfeit money, was brought before Commisiioner Martindale yesterday and bound over to the Grand Jury in the sum of $2,000. There was a meeting of the Trustees of the Insane Ilcspital yesterday, when arrangements were made for placing a temporary roof over that portion of the hospital destroyed by lire. The Gospel meeting at the Y. M. C. A. r'oms last night was of remarkable Interest, and a crood meeting U expected to-night. C. D. Metes will lead, and the service will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Two car loads of slate rrere received from Pennsylvania yesterday by the State House contractors to be csed on the new strnctnre. The workirg force at the State House has teen increased to 100 men. Kcv. J. McMnilen, of Terre Haute, will lecture at St. Joseph's Church oa Thursday evening. His subject will be "Anti-Catholic Prejudices and ilow Catholics May Meet Them for the Beniiit of All Concerned." The Commissioners of Washington Cannty desire to build anew Coart House, the old one having been declared a nuisance and torn away by the Board of Health. The t'emmhsioners have requested Attorney

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General Herd for an opinion as to the legality of such a course. D. W. Hendricks, of Shelby County, mysteriously d'sappearcd from his home on March 5. Hit friends are of the opinion that he came to this city, and the police have teen notified. H. C. Smallwocd was recommitted to the Insane Asylum yesterday. He was first sent there in March 1877, and was discharged t)s 1st of this month. Since his discharge bus becorrc verr violent and indicates a deEire to slay nearly every man he meets. H Tteea girls ttrnci: for higher wa:es at ArcLJeacon'a Canning Factory, 270 West Washington street, yesterday morning. They claim tuit their wi;s had been reduced, 1 he reduction to tafce etfect yesterday, aaj that oftr workin? two or three hoarj thv found tht only a pittance could be niada, and they dfttrtnlned to quit work.

A HUSEN EX TS. A KAU I: M.Y. it The welcome tendered the return engagerrentof UA lUz Baby" last night was cordial, Loth In numbers and acclamation. It was noticeable that a considerable part of the audience were play goers who had seen the comedy on its f jrmr visit in December. Nor did the36 fail to rcalizs added pleasure. While the ca6t is identically the same, there are new minor features, while with the nonthsof experience the several membera of tbe company have brightened up their sserai roles. What the play is has already been so f ally told in tbe Sentinel as to need no recounting. Indeed, there is no plot more than to furnish opportunities for illustrating tbe very groteeq ue or very delightful characters tbe playwright has evolrfd. "Old Snort," the central figure, is one of i:ire possibilities ff r mirth-making, and nothing less or more can be paid for Mr. Frauk Daniels than that he has lft no opportunity unimproved. It isoLeofthe very funniest rolei ever conceived, and rendered in the happie?t m.nner m;inab:e. Mr. C. II. Dre m "1juv Jay," aruate r drogist, lends i,'racsful actit S and admirable vocallara to bi3 pirt. Mtfs Bppie Sanson gives a mare ciiiraiing ''Vtnub" than before, though that eeeme2 hardly fXHible, while Mies Louis3 Eissing, "Ciairctte," and Misses Carrie Lane and Lina Jackson, aa companion school girls, are a wintoroe trio, ao pretty In person as tbf y are captivating in song. Mies Helen Beimer, as "Miss Pratt," the boarding school mistms, and Mr. Mark Sullivan, as the "Policeman," do intelligent and Ingeaious work, while Messrs. Conner, Osgood aid Stedman are equal to the demands of their parts. The three remaining performances of this evening, to-morrow evening and to morrow' matinee constitute a season of exceptio 1 merrimeBt at tbe Grand. As this is the Ian opportunity of the season for seeing "A Big Baby" no one should miss it. English's orr.EA hoie. A large audience witnessed Charlotte Thompson's new version of "Jane Eyre" last night at English's. A great many nad Fetn the old version of the story played bef jre. and were no doubt anxious to see it in its new dress, as it were. To judge from the looks of gratification on many ot the fac?a and the loud and frequent marks of approval, they must have been agreeably surprised at beholding the new beauties of scenery and action of the play, brought out as distinct as tho cut ot a diamond ou'a cane of g'ass, that others had left unnoticed and untouched. Miss Thompson, as the poor, ptrsicuted orphan, filled the part with so itjuch pathos that more than ona pair ot eyes were blinded for the tirne bains with teaMr. Craig, as "Lord Bochester," Dlajed thv part with tf coining dignity. Hehasaiiir stfge presence and a voice sonorous and ilt-t tincr. His action is natural and unstrained Mr. Wocdereon, as 'Jacob," kept th audience rippling with lanchter whenever be appeared ia a ecene. His candle-li2Uinvr dance was rendered in tuch a graceful, Jaogtable way as to call for an encore. Mr. 't ranee, aa tbe "Frenchman," was perfect in fcord and action. MUs Dragon, ai tbe "Mania c In both make-up and action created a eensaticn. Her mad laughter, as sue sels fire to -'Lord EocbesterV bed-chamber, snt a cold cbill through the audience. Take it all in all, the star and her admirable sip port merit liberal patronage during their stay in our city. To-night "Nell Gwyrene" will be produced with Miss Thompson in the title role. The play is a new one It ;s a story of the times of Charles 11., and is rplete with romance and light comedy. M. Craig apt cars as the "Dake of Richmond.' Local Courts. SUPERIOR COCF.T. Koora 1. Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judce. Orange 8. Bunnels vs. Alfred Gay. Account. Jad-ment for $2t;7. Stephen K. Fletcher, administrator, vs. John C. Herith et al. Foreclosure. Judgment for o'i and foreplosare. Stephen K. Fletcher, ladministrator, vs. John L. Mothershead et al. Foreclosure. Judgment for 1.110. JU and foreclosure. Stephen K. Fletcher, administrator, vs Oscar Ecgdahl et al. Foreclosure. Jadg ment for $r 'J and foreclosure. Stephen K. Fletcher, administrator, vs. Lawrence B. Lane et al. Foreclosure. Judgment for ?1 föS.Gj and foreclosure. The Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company vs. Abner J. Pope et al. Foreclosure. Judgment for S3 153 70 and foreclosure. Henry Greek is. Andrew Smith et al. AppeaL On trial by jury. Room No. 2-Hon. D. W. Howe, Judge. Elsie Hadley vs. George Wood. Chattel mortgage. On trial by jury. Boom 3.-Bon. Lewis C. Walker, Judge. Lot Neel vs. Ezra Williams. Suit oa ar count. Dsmi?sed. Christian Geisel vs. C, I., St, L. and C. Suit for damages. On trial by tha Court. CBIMINAL COCRT. Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge. State vs. William Moore. Assault rho battery with intent to commit felonr. Juzment lor two years ia the State Prison. State vs. James Brumley. Tetit larceny Plea of guilty and sentencsd for a year in the State Prison. A Stone Car Overturns. A small accident occurred at the Starehouse yards yesterday morning which was a little out of the usual line of such matters. "A switching train was backing into the yards with a car load of sidcc. As it turned round the curve near Mississippi street the car toppled over. Thres men were on the car, but they escaped injury. The car was bickeu in two piece?. The atone were uninjured. Ho Was Acquitted. W. L Xelbert, the yoang man arrested here some time ago at the instance of his step-father on a charge of forgery, and returned to Olatbe, Kan., where the alleged crime was committed, is in the city, having been released by the authorities. The evidence, he says, showed that he had been given authority to sign his step-father's name to certain documents.

RAILWAY NEWS.

Steel Ralls for the Vandalla The 1111. ncls Midland to be Sold During the Summer. Bailroad construction In this State, and especially in the southern part, will begin in earnest about April 1. The traffic agreement formed some time ago between the C, H. and D. and Air Line is proving of great benefit to both roads. The local agents are still making effoits to rid the city of scalpen, but they evidently don't go about it in the right way, for these gentry are living in the lap of lnxuiy and the impreesiou prevails abroad thai -y have more "flüence" than the General Tai tei.gi r Agents themselves. Soma of the Leal 8g-Efsay vh.t they can do nothing catll tLej the assistance of the passenger rp-ri-rtrt&'atltcb a foreign lints, and these b!e Prs''fi far eoute r-nori or other are net diapCK1 to join haud3 with their Indianapolis brttbjen. It la now almost definitely settled that the sale of the Illinois Midland will :ake place during the corrirg summer. The indebtedness is climbing higher and higber every day. A railroad man said, yesterday, that $30u,OCO would be aufiicient to place the road in proper condition. Experts, who have examined the property, are of tbe same opinion. This wouJd include both improvements ia the roadbed and rolling stock. There are a large number of persons who still think that the IllinoiS9 Midland will fall into the hands of the Vaadalia people. The Vandalia folks will in a few days receive a lare shipnjent ot steel rails from Pittburg, and the ten miles of read oa the Indiana division now laid with iron will be "stee.td" at once. Other improvements in tne road bed and bridges at certain points along the line will also be made th:3 year. ane anoaua rants among the best roads in the country already, and a railroad man. who hfes traveled a great dal, said yes'orday inai uiere wexe very lev lines eist of the Al legheuys to ba compared with it. Not with spending the fact that its Loganspirt division was expofed to as much bad weather during the past winter as any other road in the State of Indiana, not a single accident wes reported from it; all owing to the splendid condition of the road bed, track and equip ments. The management is justified in feel ing proud of its record. Llysterloua Disappearance. David Hendricks, of Van Bureu Township Shi lby County, came to this city last Thursday, in his bny, to collect some money and pay off a debt. He went north of the city and coliscted between 100 andJöOO and returned, pntting np hii horse and buggy at Gates & Pray'o stables, oa Eist Market. He then started away, sayinp tbat ue was going to draw his pension. , The man whom he was owing called at the stable and asked for him. Since tbat time Hendricks has net been eeen and thare are some fear lett he has met with mishan. He is a well known farmer of Shelby County, owns con siderable property and has a wife and several children. iMHANAroLis, Ind., March. !, S3. J. W. Dean, Esq., General Mansger cf the New or ine msurar.ee company, Omce Nos. 0 and 10 Talbot tfJiock, City: Di:ar Sir I have tlrs day received from you a chfck for the full proceeds of rolicv No. 102 UiS on the life of the late Donplass iv i iieipe, oi mis city, for the enm ot ?." UOJ in lull, without discouut. Tnis policy wa only is;. uil September, LV31, and as th rnyruent Is made a month before it would be due, please accept my thanks for the very prompt payment acd the very pleasant xranner in which you have attended to this matter for rre. This is but auctber confirmaiion of the unbounded confidence re,-o-c.t by tbe general public in the old New York Life. B W. Cantield, Administrator D. D. PiiHi Mr. Jc8iah Lock, who died fu sudieaiy in the Journal ofiica on the 5th inst , held a policy of $3 00U in tbe New York Life, as e learn from the matatcr, T W. De.u loa very few daj a it will U paid. Mr. Lck wa insured in this company f jr many yean. Large numbers of our best citlzeas are in'rii in this corojaEy, and many who luve diel hald pcF.cies in it v,hich were promptly paid. Ihere is no cDmj aiy which has a greater popularity, and none ttat is more deserving of the fallest coniiJeuce of all oar people. Ityau, The flatter, 21 and 23 South Illinois a'reet. Spring Styles. Popular Prices. Byan, The Men's Furnisher, 21 and 23 South Illinois street. Nolle Architect, ltuilders and U.mtractor Are requested to call and examine the lare lino ot buildiug material, coiuisttnij of Harlw-ire Dnors, Sa?n, Blinde, Glss-?, Paints, efc , at 61 Kas; Washington stree t. VAJES NEW. Estii.-ptos Biven at lowest market rate. Ask for ttcir illustrated catalogue oi 330 p.ige, if you have not r iv ri it. No charge. BEltIT TELEPHONE AIVO KLICCTUIC c?o. MAM FACTI -KEKS AXÜ JEALEKS l Electric Bel!-, lotteries, U ire, Hotel ami House Annuari itors, Huflar Alarms. Ur.lk-al Eattrri-, Gas Lighting Apparatus SpeaUfl,; Tubes, Et:SOLE MANUFACTURERS The Bennett Teleplions Apparatus. Ho. 12 Vinton Clock, Opp. PoitoRicf, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Type -Writers FULLY WARRANTED. Purchasers oi the Standard IterDington" maj return C. 0. S. within oQ days if unsatisfactory. Machines Rented. Full line of Supplies; ribbons, Carbon, Type-Writer Paper, rart.. etc., on rar.1. 17 Sooth Meridian Street. Cond It It I or k.

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