Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING MARCH li 1585

LEGIiSLATIYE NOTES.

QU to PreTent Discrimination hf Tele- ! phono and Tele&rapb Companies. X cotter Effort to Separate the Management of tbe Knlgfhtatown In8titut!o38 Other Notes. The City Hall and Market House bill wm jc-ad la the 8nate and referred to the Comsnittceoa Cities. It was bat a little Senate that met yesterday afternoon, there being not more ttaa Tte report of the Senate committee on Mr. Jameson's Bank bill ai concurred in yesterday, and the bill ordered engrossed. Hon. William H. Carroll, of Blackford, has hf cn appointed Jcdge of the Forty-Eighth Judicial Circuit, composed of the Counties of Crast and Blackford. A Benticel credit in the JslfarsonvI'le .Tirr.f s tronld add to its "Legislative Notes," ard at tte eame time sho-v from what paper ttey are reproduced. When th Times clip thiscolnmn for reproduction, we trust this item will not be left out. The Lieutenant Governor announced yes lerday that he had appointed Montgomery Uemus, of Perry County, and Harry Hathaway, of this city, pases for the special session, their appointment to date from Monday cext. George Rasa and Harry Fritz are continued in the same capacity. The Senate yesterday afternoon adopted the Hoc39 concurrent resolution allowing the Grand Hotel proprietors $GS0 for committee room. Mr. Maee could not seethe instlce of payint? for the use of a room fcr the Knightstown Investigating Committre, and the House resolution allowing that turn wai referred to a committee. Senator Winter has introduced a bill to prevent discrimination by telegraph and telephone companies, and prescribing a penalty of "MOO when such discrimination is mad?. The measure eeem3 to have grawn cut of ti.erefas.il of tha telephone compv i y to place an instrument in the 11. and O lelfgrarh oftee except upon c?rtain discriminating conditions. The bill which is designed to legislate John M. Goar and Superintendent White out of their respective offices In connection -with tbe Knightstown Soldiers' Orphars Home and Asylum for Feeble-mlndsd Children will no doubt be reached nxt week, and its passage is sure to follow. Thh iceasure and the Appropriations bill are tha ruost important now waiting the action of ths General Assembly, though there are a large number of bills upon the calendar which have not been disposed of. Senator Johnson, of Tippecanoe, is still j taring to have the Soldiers' Home and Asylum for Feeble Minded placed ander separate managements. He Introduced a resolution yesterday, asking for the appointment of a committee of three from each House, to investigate the matter and make report thereon. The resolution was referred lothe Committee on Benevolent Institution?, Eecator Johnson calling for a division, hut withdrawing the motion when he saw that a count would develop tha fact that no quorum was present COUKT-HOUSE LOCALS. An Injunction Suit Involving Over $100,000 Worth of Property Disposition of Suits la the Courts. iAndrew Jenca was declared insane vcitezday. Jude Norton yesterday heard part of the evidence in the ca.e of John W. Toe, to till, and continued it till to day. In the suit of Louisa Girton vs. Charles Uirton tbe jcry m Room No. 2 hae returned a verdict irr plaintitr, giving her lb 10 damages. This was a suit to recover the value of a buck. A jury was impanelled yeUerday in Rocm 1 to try the suit of Vincent D. By'field vs. Haugh, Ketcham t Co., andthi c?ie went over to Monday. Byfield anes fo damiges. he having bad his leg broken at the Malleable Iron Works. 'Squire Feibleman is trying an assault and battery case, the defendant being Mrs. Evaui and the prosecuting witness Mrs. Koehler. The matter grows out of a dispute over the light to heat irons for laundry use by the .kitchen tie. Tbe parties are employed a: Jfce Ray House. In the suit of Samuel Farcell vs. Center Towcship under instructions of the cuurt IL . I X . l . . . ite jury in ikoom ro. yesterday returned a Terdict fcr the deienee. Purce.l sued for pr scral injuries sustained while driving over a bridge, and the court ruled that under the statute tbe township is not liable. Attorney Pringle is testing the right of an attorney to earnisb.ee certain money in the hands cf Ih'rd or fourth parties. He was attorr ey In tte suit of Mary Ullery vs. Berry Randall to establish the paternity of a child. Randall was released on bond, his mother beinz the surety. Pringle now wants to hold money in her hands coming to Miss Ullery. His fee is $:C. 'Squire Smock Las the case. The prisoners indicted by the Grand Jury Ätie arraigned yesterday before Jcdge Nortor. All entered pleas of guilty except Charles Hardin, who admitted having stolen ?cms tnh3. He tried to C9nvince Judge .1 oi ton that he did not know the character ti -a certain house of bad repute, and because this was rather transparent, the case as held ever to obtain the evidence of wit ECS!e3. The Berkshire Life Insurance Company, cf Massachusetts, yesterday filed a volumincms complaint against the Indianapolis National Bank, Henry Tutewiler, Trustee, . George H. Carter, Sheriff, and otherj, for ininncticn. Tbe complaint- eis oat that in December, 1670, E. S. Aivord mortgaged lot one and part of lot two in square eightyseven to tha Thames Loan and Trust Company, to secure the payment of $10,000, and üf ierward he mortgaged the same premises to the lame company to secure 115,000 borrowed money. In April, 1 sSO. thesa niort . gsges were assigned to plaintiff for 23.101. li. la' 131 Aivord mortgaged this and other property to plaintiff to secure ?JS,073.5l, besides other aims paid fcy plaintiff on judgments against iim amounting to more than ?30.000. All -of tbse debta were merged into one and secured by mortgage, Aivord giving a note due jn ten years for 100,000. The mortgage 'ebt i3 wholly unpaid except ? 3 000, and tbe rents and profits are noc sufficient to Day tbe interest on the remaining $'.H,000. It is nlso alleefd that Tutewiler. as Trustee, b 3?an a suit in 1S7G to foreclose a mortgtge made bv Henry W. Sheets and others, and in the fo towing year be obtained jadjmeat

for 13.003.71, and decree of foreclosure, and afterward be took a judgment against Aivord personally for $1,210.31, and issued execution. Tutewiler assigned this list judgment to the bank, defendant herein, but it la alleged that this was a security for a pre-exist-irg debt, and that the bank paid Tutewiler nothing for the judgment. Afterward the bank ordered the Sheriff to sell the real estate above described, and in accordance therewith the Sheriff has posted notice of the sale on the 11th (to-day). Plaint iff claims the judgment for f 1,210.31 was erroneously taken, and that Aivord la not only insolvent, but a non-resident of the b'ateof Indiana. Among other thing3 it li alleged that part cf the property involved in these complications is that donated by Alvoid to the School Commissioners, on which tbe pment Public Library building is located. Prayer is made for an order restricting the defendants, the bank, Tutewiler and the Sheriff from disposing of the real estate conveyed by Aivord and wife to this plaintiff, and that the bank and Tatewiler be ordered to enter upon the proper records of the court satisfaction of the julgmeat and all other proper relief. " AflfTSEllENTS.

''i ANTASMA AT TU V. .F.AND. 4 Standing Rcom Only" wa the placard displayed at an esrly hour at tha Grand Opera House last night, and there was but little of that. The Hanlons1 wonderfully clever spectacular pantomime, "Fantasma," has made a hit here, and could run a week. It is the best thißg of the season and has "caught on" imrxenstly with everybody. One of tbe best things in it Is in the second act, where the Fairy 2aeen discloses a number cf beautiful tableaux representing the charms cf love, of the Bacchanalians, of wealth Md luxury. Beautiful girls appear under a bower of Howers and vainly try to entice in! heart of tbe lover, wfco is seeking lis io-t sweetheart. These charming pictures i j followed by others of an amusing nature. A little girl, five or six years, is altogether the most charming figure in these pictures; her face is a delighiful study for an artist, her poses are beautiful, and she is altogether ingenuous and interesting, Another incident cf the programme is the fwerd combat between Sijr. Fastorini and fcur antagonists. The man holds a sword in each band and performs a feat in s wordsmanihip that is wonderful for Ü3dexter.ty and the great physical power disp!ayed. The ioxxi men assault him at once, and he succeeds In parrying the blow3 of all of them. Mona. Lcuis f izzarello given an exhibition of violin playing, that is, in its way, as rere ark able as the sword combat He holds the bow in his mouth and plays "The Carnival of Venice," or holds ituader his legs and dances on one fcot In time to the music, or holds it with his knees, or over his head, or behind his back, and never misses a note. This gentleman is the clown of the piece, and he 13 an admirable facemaker as well as a good athlete. All of the numerous people composing the company are excellent. Mi33 Rata Davis, who plays "Fantasma," has a hne voice, and ehe is a bright actress. Her burlesque imitations in the last act am exceedingly clever, and her vocal gymnastics are unusually good. The scenery ol the play is fine and the music is pretty. Altogether "Fantasma" is the best performance of the kind ever seen here, and every man, woman and child in Indianapolis should see it. Among the musical selections Mr. Charles L'Orage's original medley, composed of thirty or more difierent airs, was peculiarly pleasant. Matirce to day at 2, and final performance tonight at 8. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON AT ENGLISH'S. Owing to a cold contracted by Mr. Craig early in the week, which had rendered his voice hoarse, the programme had to bs changed for the balance of the engagement, "cll Gwynne" was put on last night and played to a fair bouse. As "Nell Gwynne," Miss Thompson does some fine comedy acting. She dresses and acta tbe part in a meritorious manner. Mls3 Edna Courtney also acquits herself creditably; there is a br'ght future before this lady, if artistic talent and handsome face and form are a criterion to judge by. Mr. Craig is a clearheaded and a painstaking actor, but at the piesent time he is laboring under a disadvantage. "Jane Eyre" will be played at tbe matinee this alternoou, and "Eaat Lynne" this evening. Both plays are stand ard attractions, and the company is wei qualified to present them satisfactorily. KOTE3. Matinee at the Koo to-day at 2. Alvin Joslin nezlPeek at English's. 'Fantasma" matinee at the Grand to-day at ?. x This is "children's day" at the Dime Museum. Charlotte Thompson "Jane Eyre" matinee at English's tc-day at 2. The Dime Museum and Zzo continue to delight large audiences. John Gilbert, tbe "only Leon," Frank Cusbman and Johnnie Rice, have recently teen added to the "Cold Day" Company. Tbe transformation scenes at the end of each act cf "Fantasma" rival those of "Excelsior" and the "Naiad Queen" in magnficent eplecdor. Governor Gray was one o' the delighted spectators in tbe audience at the Grand night lefcre last He, like everybody else, eays 1 Fantasma" is the grandest spectacular piece ever produced here. Miss Kate Davis, the handsome and talented leading lady of the "Fantasma," cmpany, made a great hit last night with her Eoner, "Sweet Genivieve." She has a voice of wonderful range, and is also a clever comedienne. The sale of seats for tbe engagement of James Arthur's "Cold Day" Company at the Grand tbe first three nights of next week, opens this morning at the box-office. A special programme will be given on St. Fatrick's Day for tbe benefit of the Emmet Guilds. The comedians, Robson and Crane, will present the following repertorie hero cext week: Thursday evening, "Sharps and Flats;" Friday. "The Cherubs;" Saturday watinee, "Our Bachelors," and Saturday evening, "Our Boarding House.' The entire series of performances will be for the benefit of the Light Infansry. The Sentinel wants to fully and heartily indorse the following taken from a recent issue cf a Cincinnati paper: "Percy C. Maynall Is the name of a little Englishman who acts as manager for the Hanlons, and is thcroughly English in every way." But such an Englisnman, unlike the generality o! th? importations from the old country connected with the profession. He is modest to a fault, and hss a heart in him like the Enll.h you read of in the days of chivalry. On, bis is a rare one; and all dislike to lose his plea. ant face and gentlemanly slf. It's steh men that serve to lift ths protessioa

frcm the degrading level It has been ao often placed on. He leaves for England at the expiration of the 'Fantasma season. He takes with him our beat wishes."

Seal Estate Transfers. Ifce following deeds were recorded Friday, llarch 1?, as reported by 8tees 4 Deraramcr, abstract compilers, 12 ana IS Thorpe Block. Telephone, 1.043 : Michael Eteinbauer and wife to Fratle Dratz and wife, warranty doed to car: r! lot 5 in Bobb's addition to the city of Indianapolis. w ; Arthnt L, Wright etal. to Albert II. Olmlel, trustee, warranty (JtK-d to part of lot li in tquare to la the city cf IndianNathan O. K. Pulaifer and wife to Hoohia C03 00 S.OCO CO rneenliz, warranty deed to lot 220 iu FlC'f heret al.'s subdivision of outlot Cti and others in the city of Indianapolis 1,03 CO Lncinda Christy and husband to the lUale Street Build les and Loan Association, wairanty deed to lot 9 in square l in if aac iiarriH' EubiiiTision oi outiot 15? in the city of Indianapolis. Cb&unccy Uutler and wire to Lmaa J. Skinner, warranty deed to lot 9 in Uatler'B helm' subdivision of lots 2G. 27 and js ol Ovid Iiutier's adoitiou to College Corner, lute city of Indianapolis HtmfcaliE. Fmltu to Walter 11. onroe, warraaty deed to 6ix acres oiT of tha wen half of the northwest quarter ol section I j, townfhin 11. ranRe 4 east Jsrncfi F. Cob"rn and wifo to Frederick Keener, wp-rranty deed to lot 7 in -Tames F. Coburu's first addition to Hclmcnt... IWury Celdmcrer and wife to Herman C. IlolJe, warrant? deed tc lot 3 In Goorge Mcrrctt's tutdivision of lots 12. 14 and 15 in Dunlar A: Tutewilcr's subdivision of a part of li. F. Morris' addition to the city of Indianapolis Em unci Hart and wile to Caroline Drunter, warranty deed to lot 7 In Spann, Mnith it Hammond's pubdivhioa of loi.s 23 to 2s, inclusive, in Charles "it. John West's addition to the city of Indifiiin jol;i Nicholas Mc'.'arty ct al. to Mary F. Muhl, wairauty deeatolotlJO in McCarty's fmrth WetSide addition to the city of 700 00 37 50 !t3 CO zoo at 1,223 00 400 CO Jnd:auapous 1,203 CO CsrvcianccF, 10; corjs'.deration 115,0:2 50 He Wanted to Take a Nap. And old gentleman, who?ename could not be learned, at an early hour yesterday morning walked into the oiiice of Dr. Bigelow, which was opf n, with the intention of taking a nap. Fearing that ho would take cold tbe old gentleman attempted to etart a fire in the stove. Occ of the occupants oT th building, whica is situated on North Illinois 6treet, saw tbe man in the room lichtnc: sheets of paper from the gas jet, aud thinking be intended to bum the bouse down, called lustily for the police, brinpin to tbe scete Patrolmen Uroce and Schäfer and a mimter of citizens The old g?ntleoian was removed from the building and quiet res'oicd ence ruore. The Supremo Court. The following cases were decided in tbe Supreme Court yesterday: 10. t'iU, Stephen D. Ludlow et al. vs. Marion Township Gravel Koad Company. Shelby C, C. Afiirmed. Mitchell, J. 11,701. Max Bumardner vs. Oliver Haiy. Huntington C, C. Reverted. Elliott, J. 11, G31. Samuel 13 Lewis vs. James II. Cbrietie. Jefferson O. C. Petition for ratearing overruled. Iiicknell, J. 10.701. Margaret J. McCaslin vs. ex rel. Edward II. Wolfe, Auditor of State Marion C. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. 11,013. William Metzger et al. vs. Elizib?th Metzger. Huntington C. Ü. Petition for rehearing overruled. Crushed by Machinery. Jefferson Egbert, of 373 Lafayette street, while at work at the Excelsior factory on the BIr Four Bead, yesterday morning, was caught in the machinery and terribly hurt. The flesh of bis bedy was terribly mangled between two cogwheels, his nbs were crushed ard he received internal injuries. Dr. Hodges was summoned as eoon as Fgbert was reroovf d to bis home, and although he did what he could to relievo the wounded man's suflerirgs he was compelle t to admit tbat theie is but a small nope of his recovery. Y. M. O. Notes. Key. S. A. Bright will preside over the Suuday-ecbool ttcli?rs' meeting at 1 o'clock tbis afternoon. The 4 o'clock meetirg to-morrow et the rooms will be conducted by George W. Cobb, and rallread people are especially invited. To night's gospel meeting will be held at the clcee of tbe free lecture In the Chapel. German Opera Excursion to Cincinnati The popular C, H. and D. Railroad, to accemmodate those desiring to attend the German opera rendered by the Damrosch Orera Company in Cincinnati, next week, will sell round-trip tickets at $1.00. Good guinc on trains leaving Union Depot at 4 a. in. and 10:45 a. rr Monday, lGth; Thursday, lDth; Saturday, 21st. Tickets goo-1 returning to and inclniiirr fiunday, March 22. Tickets cn a' at Union Depot aud company's oiiice, coiner Kentockv avenue and Illirois street. J. I. Hazzari. Passenger Agent. Advice to BIothrs, MB8. WINSLOW3 SOOTHINC4 8YKDP tiiocia alwaya b a-eU wa m caudren ars cutting tseth. It relieves tie HlUt tussrer at once It prodncrt natura, quiet sleepi by relietlnt tha ctnd lioa pitnv and ti.e mile cicruh awaiei ti "ETlzht ti t huttcn.' It iiyery pleasant to taxta. It aooUiea tte child. c!taim the crma, aiiaya all pain, relieves wind, rebates the toweu. and li te nssi known renelv fcr diu rhcea. whether arlain? from teeth lrg or other causes, Twentj-flve cents a bottle. C. K. KKCGELO & WIIIT9KTT, Funeral Directors and Einbalrners, No. 77 North Delaware street. Telephone connection to oiSce and residences. Carriazos for Weddlnas and Parties. CURtS i Rheumatism, Ieuralqia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backao e. Headache. Toothache, ftore Thront. Suellln;. Kprain. IJraiiea, Itarr.i. .Scall. Trutt llite. 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KonlMy Stateaeat for fetrnary, 1E35. ßXJOWING the receipts and disbursements of the State Treasury tor the n'onta of February, 1n5. as Indicated by the redds iu theoßleesof Auditor and Treasurer of tsUte, at the close of business February 2S:h, ls5: RECEIPTS EAlance in Tre asary February Jpt.lS.vi ,. 8 459,974 S3 General fund -4f 1.03 15 New btateUIouse fund '-l.su Ct School revenue fund ?5 671 J7 Perraanent endowment fund l.''OT ui College funn-prirjclral ' vm ro Collcpe fund interest 750 75 Eaks lands under Act lSo3,.-. . 103 CO S 5X7.202 41 S-7,177 S3 DISBURSEMENTS. General fund ?j9.8;; 3s New Statu House fund .. 1,04 il Sjhool revenue fund l?t.6-i- 3 'J Collcse fund riucipal ' l.joo to College innJ interest ' 12S 00 Unclaimed estates fand '2.11 is S30-5.S53 G2

Ca'ance ia Treasury Febru- ' ry 2?tU,la. S31S.32: 71 JOHN X. COOPEK, 'rcasurcr of State. JAS. II. RICE. Auditor of Sts'e. U0LD JIEIUL, PARIS, 137S. t Tho mo-st popular sweet Chocolate in the "market. It is nutritious' and palatable; a particular favorito with children, n nd a most excellent article for family use. The genuine i fttamjed S. German, Jorchenter, Jlass, IScivare v itnitutions. Sold ly ('toccM CTcrjTI;cre. l. BAKER & CO., Dü'Äter, Mass. COAL. WOOD AUD; KINDLIN5. Prico of Wood Roducetf. 1AKDS: 475 E. Midi, and ISC E. Market. Telephone 555. SI CONI) OK1NI KXCUKSION to New rl-fn nnd the Worll'i Fair. Tbe Great Excurfs'oa .steamer UIG SaNDY will leave Ciatiunatl TucRday. Marcü 21. at j p. ni. will re main in Now Orleans six day. Fate ?7" for tbe icund trip, wLtch Includes lcrd la New Orleani. For rooms, write or te'opraj.h M. HOLLOW AY. Fr.perintendcnt Hia; taudy and l oaaerey I'at ket Co , CiEtlnuatl, O. FINANCIAL. MONKY At the lowest ra.- of interest. J. W, ILLlAMd & Co., S and 4 Vinton UJoca. rpo LOAN Wo have S.()C0 to loan on Indian .1. r roils real Citate. 1ILNI'. Y tOE CO., 13 "Uartiiidale tlocK. 30TO LOAN Honey with priTiieee or prepayinert: terms rcasonabli!. TH03. C. DAY A CO.. 7:t nat Market street. Indianapolis. AUCTION SALE. A L OTION SALE Choice v 'cant lots, Monday, X Apr.lG. For particuiarj, Bee HUNT it Mo CL'RDY. 112 TO LEAS!!. I f O LEASE Ilotel, with bar fUtechoJ: good loca r tion urar I'nion Depot; e'l fixtures for sale. Address HOTEL, this omce. . mar3-lmeod GROCERIES RETAILED yfc for 15 bars German Hoap. 2cc 1er b tars h if i.( h i ll a . cap. ..Sc for 5 l am of E. T. Babbit's Soap. 2 -c lor 8 li t. Fiel f Sterch. ic for 3 lbs. of all kind" of Preserver. jrc ?or 4 Irs ail kinds cf Je'He. 2.'c frr 4 ILs. of Mince Wcat. 2.".c fcr 4 ibs. lutpart's Crackers. Vfe for 8 lbs. Giiiür i-uaj.s. J: c for 5 lbs. NewTnrKih f fines25c fcr 5 lbs. New Enclibh Ci rrants. '2tc for 5 lbs. Dried tiijiar Cc r;i. J?c for 4 lbs. Choice Carolin Rice. v.'ic for 3 lbs. Caiilcnii Aprl 'ots. 2.sc for 3 lbs. Choice Kaislns. - Vic lor 2 It s, Evapora'ed I eftrhe. 2fc for 4 lbs. choice Evaporated Apples. v.c for 4 lbs. common Dried '.'esche. 'JSC for C lbs. corurr.ou Dried Apples. r.lc for 10 lbf. Oatrncal. v.-c fcr 12 lbs. Ptarl Hominy. Jic for 12 lb. Fearl Griis. J5c for 15 lb, best IVarl Mer. if e lor 5 U s Lima Beans. 25c for 4 lbs. Bukinj? Scdi. i.'C for 12 lbs. SYa&bing bodft;5c lor 7 lbs. Buckwheat Flovr. v-V for 4 lbs. mixed Hlrd Setd. J;c for 2 catis of Table I'ecbs-. 20 lor 3 cans of Darnsou FIulis. v.'-c lor 5 qts. Navy Beans. lie for 1 Id. Daking 1'owder. )c"c jerqt. for fancy rntxt-a pvect or four T'ckles. Vc rer qt. for bulk MuttarJ or Cnowciow. itc for ? doz. PiekW e. itc per lb. for pure ground Pepper. :icrerlb. lor pure ground Cinnamon or Allspice. '.-ec per dor. for beUOorn. 10c per doz. for Standard Tomatoes. 5c per doz. for Folk's or Vau Camp's Bumpkins. ( Cc per doz. for Lima Beans. f Oc per doz. for ieas. (0c per doz. for Miccotash. l Sc per can for Imported Sardines. 2öc lor leans Atnerlean Oil irdJnes, l lb. 7r lor i bbl. New Crop Fanily wnite Flsn. M. M. WILLIAMS. o

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WM. I. RIPLEY. ELIJAH HEDifa. XXXjESST cfb HEDGES, Undertakers, Funeral Directors, JJS1 PKACTICAL EMBALMEftÖ. rXTFirnt-clasa attondanco at low rrioot our motto. Oiiice and AVarerooms, Nos, GO and G2 West Market 8t,near Iliiuoi? Tol pbouo TJot OQ1

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GHAND MATIrTEH TO-DAY AT 31 Last Time of the NEW J 5L rVlf: KYliK. Trcsmtea by America's Greatest Ac.ress, CHARLOTTE THOMPSON, Supported by Charles G. Craig atii a "Powerful Company. TO-NIGHT! i'oiuiar 1'rices 13, 2, aö aua 5?o. Thiee nlJhts. rorarecrjclnR Monlay, Sirca 15 CHAS. L. DAVIS in h:s famous cnaractcr, ALVIN JOaLlN. VDIGKS0NW ßBwslPÖPEKAliPÖäi Tho Talk of tho Town! GHAND MATINEE TO I LAST PERFORMANCE LAY AT 2. I TO N1U1IT AT T H E II A W L O N fi4 ' Grand, New. Spectacu'.p.r Pantomime, iFlsTT-A-SIMI-A. !! Cr Fiiniiy frolics in Fairyland! FrrEouncrd by press and public every .There to b3 the Crownlc-; triumph of ihii Famous Fanii:y. FORTY-FIVE ARTiSTfC PERFORMER! TWO CA KLO 4 DS OF SPECIAL SCENERY! wrrriccs 15, 25, 50, 75c and L Monday, Tuesday I'atrlclt's Day) and Wednesday and Wcdntbday Matinee, March 1C, IT, lx, "A fold IIa filim Uc et Left! GBAND CONCKET BV THE Mendelssohn Society, CO!rOEI O'(Irnntl Clioiu, bjnith(tjr OrchrftrA, Jleiidelf.xoliii -trios U i'rtelte, PLYMOUTH OHURCH, Tl'ESUAY EViXIMi, MKCH Ktb, IS5. . Admission r0 cints WfOWAJi iliNii. Tuesday, March 17th, St. Patrick's Day, FAfiCY DRESS CARNIVAL! FT.IZE3: To I.a-'y, for test character suit-Fine Flush OdDr and Toilit Case. To Lady, for best fancy dress Elegant Wnitc fc'tttin Uand fi'dntcd Fan. To Gent, lor ilncU fcuit-Fme riuili Collar and Cutl.Lox. To Gent, fcr Lest rcpresertation of trade Fine Flush W hi i I?room IIold r. skating till 11 o'( lock. No one allowed on Moor until 10 o'clock unless In costume. MERIDIAN RINK I 114 North Pennsylvania Br. 0 2PX31M MorniEff. Aflertcoa anfl imlw. Mus!c every Evenlnz and Wednesday aud Saturday Afternoons. 9.1'olito and Gentlemanly lnbtructors. ADMISSION... 10 Cents. COLLEGE AVENUE RIHK Muslo Every Evening and Saturday Matineo .r Frca Icstructiou given In r:ala or Fancy Ekatiig. Best Boiler Scale Purgative. TO TRY IT IS TO USE NO OTHER. J. I. BLIlLrGKS & l'KSK, Otlire SI Thorpe Itlock. Indlvidnel, County or State light ol maaufao tu re for sale. 1 jie "Sentinel boiler U6es this article. AT WHOLESALE PRICES 2fc per doz. for Ifollacd Heirla?. 2")C lor 3 cans of Mackerel. 5c for s-penny Machend .'c for 3 lare No. 3 Klver Shore Mackerel. per lb. for lame No. l fat Mackerel. iCc for 25 lbs. WLlte Kose Flour. fi.'Oper l) irr Lett Flour. n- per Iii. f r Kutan a Co.' Shoulder?, if.,. p,r jr. for Kinsan it Co '. UreaxfAt Uicoi. T'.cper lb. by t'crc3for choice Bird. 7 !ic per lb. for fO lb. can for choice Lrd. sc per lb for '20 11. can choice Lard. 25o for 3 lbs. ol CD ice Lard. i 2c per cal. for c holce GoJdea Syrup. ier gnu ior urysmi uripsi :c per gal. f "r New Orleau- Molasses. 4 V pr gal. for good Hple Syrup. 'JCcper gal. for white wine or Orchard Vinegar. 2ic per lb, for Gocd Tea. Cc per lb. for Tta that ael's all over town at CCc. j I"'f per lb. for roast J iva Coilee. i il for 15 lbs. Granulated Suar. ' a for IS lbs. White Kitra C dugar. tl for '20 lbf. Extra C Sucar. l o-talor verbal orders delivered in Haus-hvUle, North Indianapolis, briehtwood, IrviuütüU, Belmont, or any part of the city. Orders oarefaüy packed ami shipped C. O. I), r er express. No charge for package or cartaze. I'arties orZetinz C. U. D. must pay express cnarce? on returL. money. No orders shipped by freUnt unless postoSice order, postal note or money acccmranlcs order. All gvd3 cuarautccl to cive sat i faction or money refunded. "VTOTICE I nave move I my stock into larce IN andelcpant roms jest across the street. After this week my number wili be 2!'.J South IU:iioifj 6treet, on same tide of street as No. 4 Bncinc House. Will sell goods all weci at old Maud. 802 South Illinois Street, opposite No. 4 hnglne IlouFe. If hotels, restaurants and boarding ßouep, net having time t i call, will drop mo aeardtnth their number, City Solicitor J. U. William will call on thfia. Orders delivered, promptly. TELEFONE C75. 2J! feOUm ILLINOIS STREET, Oppott No 4 Knglne Hon. o Ma.mirn.ctiiroi-.-J. 23 E?.st Llaryland Stroet. i n-iUHi v ht. rv.-",-,-. -

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BUS1MES3 CARDS.' Theßms represented below are the nul tt uneh ndreh '-llc in the city, and are entirely uxtthyof the patron ccof Sentinel eiders, YBTIFICXAX' TEETH WITHOUT PLATE, At ZC4 East Washington atreet. Eeferencea given ta pattiea wearing their.. TjALLARD'S IOPULAK ICI3 CREAM. Orders from Churches, Festival. Parties PicHies, and Adjoining Towns t rompily sup jliel. Creamery, 102 North Delaware. Telepfcorne 40. QIIABLI3 A. m Ti G HAY 12 Z OIV WOOD B?J E&jst Market itrect, opposite ToitoSofi Inl'.anspcll. Ind.

T. G. PARSON hi. tCX Wen wassmxton strrct, OVEii rr-. t.-3c Indiauaro'.;. H. C. BTEVEN3' NEW WALT, PAPKtt & EHAD7. HOU6. it Ewt Ohio street, IndUs&polii. Cil-Cloths, KapRS and Mats, fipocial dJ'ni t Window öhalos tnd Interior Deioritlc:. jAnNESS, SADDLES, STD. AI) IIlCItX3rX,I-I. 1 East Court Ft. eod 8 Ka't v. asn. St. SAWS 8AW iIAliüFACTÜHES, l;2 and 14 Scnth Pcnnsylranla treet. f SMITITS CHJCMKJAL PYE.WORSJ, Ka. f ilartinsdale'i Iilock, near Pctof&oc. Ol&aa dye and repair Rcntlcxneu'i clothtai: all, lakes' drccs, EhawlB, Eacqcs, tail ill as A woolen gooda ol every doscriptlon, dyed and ra Cnlahcd , kid gloves nettiy ciranM at 10 cents ri rair. will do ruore örH-ciA, werk for lcea noiii iLna any ioso cl the tlal in t.ic2uta. CKAEixa a. f-.i3i'ic:;, Kanter ly -:IüT A ADA if a, SLA.ÜH A KD QEKEKAI. -üNTHACTt; Eoon il TLcrpe iiltx, lad.'anar-o.u. TJT S HAW LS, i . DKNTISr. 5 Cla;rpojl Tiocr, opposite Bates lions. Ppeclal attention given to tLo preiervctloa of 1. natural tt th. Prlren reasonable. WANTKD. 1.03T Any article ol value, not exceeded three lines, incrted tro timeü FKLI-:. Under the head "tiituatioa Wante J," four Unci or les. Inserted FllLli J ANTED Iloue in the country for a boy of twelve yea". Call at Ss5 Dillon treet. 12 WANTED-Uy a yoens lair a situation si cashier or copjlst. hclereuccs given. Address L. O., West Ohio. 11 WANTED Everybody to know tha Kottcu m l as removed to 91 Knst Washington. New and Sc (oud hand Stovci, Furniture, etc. Il l WANTED-You to co to No. 3 i!a?achnsett avenue for all klsdiof pump, well or cistern work; repairing a Epedalty. C. D. 1IO VI.. 1 WANTED-Position as 'xub" Iu locomotive machine fd;op to learn traie; Indi'nn or Illinois preferred. Address 03UA1: UAHTLEV, fcetifcrd. iPd. 12 VIT ANTED Situation to go out by the dy. or ? will do general ouse.ork whero 1 cun rhiM of live years. Call or aldre:s No. y; So i;a Noble street. 13 WANTED-feituatio:i in the retail eoj b Mness: cxpiTlcnced In buvlngioods for retul trtide: good EA'eraan hdI k lock -keener: n f. reucci t::t-ciaF3. Address W. E. T., Box 71, Atd".nu, Ind. 13-: CHURCH NOTICES. QECOXD IT. ES K YTE II I AN C1IUUCU - Torre? O PenntiVlvania and Vermont Hreets. Eev. Jair-f MfLeod, D.D., Hstor. Hervices 10:3" a. m. mil 7:15 p.m. Subject for the evening: ".St. Patrick, the A pestle of ir latid." Prayer meeting 9:30 a. rn . und Thursday evening, 7:15. 8&Lbath-6Chool aud BiMe classes 2:. MERIDIAN oTKEET M. E. CliUßCH-Corucr New York and Meridian Ftreets. Kev. Joan A.ataster, D. D., pastor. Clashes at 9:30 a. ra. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:3d p. m. by Eev. Ir. Bowman, of Del'auw Cuiveity. uaJiypchool at 2 p. rn. Praise meetin; at C:13 p. in, tverytody Invited. ROBERTS PARK 11. K. uilUKCIl Corner Delaware and Vermont streets, Eev. 1. II. ileCcnnell. pastor. Ciai8 at a a. n. and C p. ra. Preuchins atlü:S0 . in. and 7:U) p. ra. Lytiie j.stor. Kunrlay-sehool at 2 p. m. Young people s M-eetine Mnav at 7:cü p. m. I'raver meetin? Thursday at 7:J0p in. All invited ta thes. ser vrm. 'pABERISACLE CHURCH ctrnt r o! Second aod L Meridian streets. J. Albert ii- linA.f-r, ;... li. licv. Mr. Torraic, -f Frp.ntüu. 1. 1 , vvi. icuduct the services nnd preach inorniu: : t CTftMntr. 10:S0 o'tloe'i rcomlr.? fc.'rvlres. rljp. m. -ndayPchool and Bible clashes. 7:20 o.loti. evening servier. CHERRY bTKElir MIS-ION No 32 Cherry street. Preaching and Bltla reaciinis every FiiCayand Sunday evening at 7:c0 o'clock. An iDtcKEtiiiK feature will be the explaining of tha thrilhue prophecies of Daniel and John tie Itcvelaior. Elder A. W. Bartlett will conduct services. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT Charlotte Thon:-C 1 at English Opera House all this week. We Ine?aay and Saturday ma'inee, for teuent ol o:iv Brancb Ledge o. 2. K. ol P. Tickets to hu 1 of the members cf Qri?cr at their nlace of lusi:: As. or cn the streets. Rtserved peat titte s, !ty a'-I thirty-five cents- 10 b TO MANUFACTURERS A raro opportunity for purchase or lease ror a termor yer. The E. P. Ferry Lumber Company, of Man tame, Mufkceon County, Michigan, owns a law thr-.c-Btory buildinsr. MxlOO feet, well lighted. htiri'r and pulleys lull leDgtL, with tuKine-room LOxr) feet; ample boiler and engine: ail In eo 1 rc-pilr; rooray grounds; convenient for water shipment, and also alongside '. and W. M. Railroad trci. Addrets, for price and terras, ROBERT CA1T4NLS5, Agent. T THOSE colng to not Fprlncs lor tt:e treatment of syphilis, gleet, t crofuia, and a;i cuuneoui or blood difeaf es, can Lo cured for one third the cost of Puch a tlp at the old reliable stand. I have t een located here for twenty-three year?, and w: the advantage of lore and tncccsfful experienca can warrant a cure in all cases. Spermatorrnaid lmicrcncy, in all their stages, positively cured. OSice hours. 8 a. ra. to 9 p. n., 4 Virzin! avenue, Indianapolis. Pill pnt wita full direction at fl per box. DR. BENNETT, successor V Dr. Fwiue.

FOR SALE. FCU SALZ-One fins draft eUllion. Ii ALITOR &CO. 13

FCIiSALE-Frrall ftcck of groceries and Cxvizes in gocd locau&n. Address 10 Coluia&i aveLue. 11 FOR SALE Bsrber shep. No. 1jWe; w.t.p. ton utrect: Coina a gocd butie s JOHN H. LAFKIN. IFOR fALE Stock of drn?saal f.itarcs: a. so. ri)icewcoraand reidenc: hnp: all For particuJarr, call on DANIEL O. WRt'JHT, Jarzts Iicue. It FOR BALE Two thousand LaCoats pear trjca one and two years old : they will grow In any soil and any climate; they bggla bearing wae-i three years old. and when nx to eigit yoari oil bear lea to fifteen bJ-ihels per tree: I have i",3 trees on ray farm, near helbyrilie, two year oil, doing finely: send la yoar order eari7: will d. ltver In March ard April: terma rjAsacabla. R, 8. KCTTON, thSibyviLe. lal 11