Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 76, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1885 — Page 5

THE INUIANAPCLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 17 18851

CITY LEGISLATORS. 1h9 Usual Routine Session Appointments of the City Assessor Con firmed Several Ordinances Passed and Motions Adopted.

The Council met last night in regular ses Slon with President pro tenx. Pearson In the chair. THE ASSESSOR'S DETCTIES. Eagene Baulcej. City Assessor, subnitd for confirmation of the Council the names Of the fol'owiog persons as his Deputies for the assessment of property for the current year: LT. II. M. I'attoa, Leonard Crane, J. A. Newmeyer, P. J. Michel on. William Petty, J. T. Morris, John Webber, J. C. Etokes, William LocAmin, Harry lloach. Emanuel Hangh, Albeit iloore, I. Ii. Stroupe J. B. McCafferv, C. L. Smith. W. II. Mahan, Thomas I'.yan, f.D. Dancnn, Klwood öaiti?, Tdward Koberts, D. 8. Jorln, William Datls, James burton, M. L. Groove. II also asked that the following appointmeits ty the Township Assessor be cm firmed: Gecrge Stelhorn, John Maher, ('. Damnn, (ieortre Crozier, Joseph Walier, frank iar fcer, L. W. HelselqeBier, George Dick-y, J. 3). Ewing, George Sweetser, Bn Wilson. William Kerr. Albert Keisner, Oliver II 3wman. Henry Beasley, David Jones, John Vaoatan and John Branch. The appointments ere confirmed. STREET tOSTHACT AWARDED. The Committee on Contracts submitted a number of Lids for grading, bowiderin and rurbing the south gutter of fort Wayne avenue and raving with brick the sidewalks thereof from New Jersey strc?t to Central avenue. They recommended that the contract be awarded to Jamea W. Hudson at fifty cents per square yard for bowlderic, forty-one cenls lor curbing, forty cents for ravins; and fifty cents for walk-stone. Tha lepcrt was concurred in. HI HANTS ANOTHER EN INK. A communication was received from the Chief fire Engineer asking that steps be taken for the purchase of a foir wheeld double tack chemical engin cf I'D gallons' cajacity, folly equipped with ladders, etc., for the engine house to fcc baiit on Prospect Mr et. The communication also staged that the Department was in need of 2,003 feet of hose. Immediately upon the reading of tin communication Mr. Thalmau oirered a nio ticii "that a special committee cf three be appointed which shall be known as the Committee; on Fire Department, towhooi sba'.l be referred all motions, resolutions, etc., relating to the Fire lUpartmeut. Adopted; and the Chair named the following to serve on that committee: Messrs. Tiujsler, Thalmaa and Mack. THAT VETERINARY CONTRACT. A paper from the Board of Aldermen was received, statine that they had adhered to their former action In awarding the contract for veterinary services, and askine; that a conference committee be appointed consisting cf three Aldermen and three Cjuncilmen. The matter waa referred to the Committee cfn Fire Department. SEID A LARGER FORCE. A lengthy communication was received from the Board of Health statins that they were preparing the city to resist the epidaic die?es of the summer months. The communication eaid that their force was not large enough to remove the large amount of dirt and filth that had accumulated in vavlous parts of the city, and they needed two more men or a horse and w.igjn. The latter they tbonght would be most economical, and asked that the Council give them one of the spare horses In the Fire Department and a wagon. The communication was referred to the Committee on Public Health. AV ANT TIIIM TO BCII.D AT ONCE. Mr. Thalman offered a motion that the -City Clerk be directed to inquire of the oriicials of the C 1, St. L. and C. whether or not they intended to build certain work and machine shops on the property vacated a year ago for that purpose; and infam slid cmcial that the city did not fesl warranted In leaving certain streets vacate 1 to the detriment of property-holders; als3, that steps will be taken to open said street unless the company speedily resolves to use the grounds for th pnrptsea proposed by them. Adopted. CRMXANCIS PASSIID. To provide for grading and paying with brick the east sidewalk of Delaware etreet J rom Seventh to Eighth street. To provide for the construction of a brick aewerln and along New Jeasey street from Washington to New York street. The usual annual ordinance proyidirg for the asessment of all taxable property In vthe city upon which to base the tax levy. MISCELLANEOUS MATTES. The Council adhered to their former action in accepting the offer of $100 for the city's Interest In the lot commonlv known .as the 4Tark." The bond of Louis Burton, the Prospect street engine house contractor, was tiled aid approved. COUttT-HOUSE LOCALS. eekinar to Set Aside a Deel County .Contracts A Caee of Prompt Justice in the Criminal Court. 'The divorce suit of William Schraler vs.. "Belle M. Scnradcr was yesterday dismissal in Room -. The damage suit of Henry Smith vs. the 'I. and St. L. Eoad has been dismissed by .Judge Howe. The damage suit of Vincent D. Byfield vs. .Haugh, Ketchatn & Co. was dismissed yesterday In Room 1. The suit of Ellen Beasley vs. Henry Ba3Jey and ethers, in Room 2, to set aside a deed has been dismissed. The suit of E Uhu M. Parker vs. Emanuel wR. Hawn was dismissed yester.lay in Boom .i, the death of defendant being suggested. Judge Walker has granted a divore to "Elizabeth A. Nolle from William T. Nolle on prcof ot failure to provide and abandon--xnent. The County Beard will adjourn to-morrow : after a session cf seventeen days. Today . they go to examine a number of bridges over the county. In the damaze suit of George Merrlami et -.L vs. The Merchants Dispatch Transportation Company, Judge Taylor yesterday recdered judgment for plaintiffs for $324 ;0. The suit of Mary A. Gilmore vs. Jamea I. Lightfoot is on trial before a jury in Room l. rialntiffsues on an account which the defendant she claims owes her, growing out of a busine transaction in connection with the show business. The case against George Williams for grand larceny carce before Jadge Norton yesterday morning. Williams was captured early in the morning while stealing a set of harnfsi .lie was taken to the Criminal Conn on an information to which he cntercl a plea of

cuilty. He was given two years North, aid by 10 o'clock was retarned to jail. Williams is a colored man. Petition for a writ of xnandata against 'Squire Smock was filed by I teed L. Ballivan yesterday, In which relator alleges that on the 23d of February he was defendant In the suit of Mrs. Garshmiler vs. Ii. L. Sallivan for the ros!es!on of certain real estite. Judgment was trtven plaintiff, and defendant filed his band for appeal. This was refuse ), and the 'Squire would not file atiamcript. Hence this suit. Catharine Grnenert, as guardian of Emma W., Caroline M.t William F., Rose K. and George L. Grnenert, minor heirs of Herman Grnenert, leccased, has filed salt to collect a policy on. the life of the decedent by ths Continental Life Insurance Company fcr 2,000, issued in February, 132 The ccmplaiat alleges the ileath of tha insare! in May lest: teat the premium, has been raid up, aad that the company refuses to pay the pOiicy. Demand, $2.500. Jack Smith waa put on trial jesterday before a jary in the Criminal Court for assault ard battery with intent to kill Watchman Sn:ed, o! tLe Pan-Hmdle yard?. Srxiit! v-R? in s cir whic;i lie Jn-1 rirokea oM for perrons of robbery He s.Yi. at bn eed errl hit him ir tbe !reast. SuacI rftnri-fd tie tliot, 'Lilting cinith in the lug antl crippling hin si bidiy that h wa unable to eecape. Smith was aho indicte l by the Grand Jpry for burglary. His defense on the trial is that he wa on hia way to see a brother and that the watchman was mistaken in the belief that he was engaged in a criae TLe County Beard yesterday awarded the county stationary contract to O. H. UasselrLn. Caroline Kcil was awarded the con tract fcr cpritklicg the Court house square during the summer at j S a week. She is the woma wbowss awarded the contract last enraim r. The Independent Ice Company vas pivei the contract for furnishing ice at twenty rro ceat.i pir hundred for the ensu ing t'c years. Ilitley Sc Heds were av.art3- J the contract for doing the coanty ucdei:ü iDg. Their contract is to bury all pertoiiB rive feat tail at $2 i; all per-ons from thtea to five feet, $1.10; ail under thra ftttat?l. The firm a lio agree to convey all paupers to the poor farm at fifty cents each and to tbe City Hospital at twenty-five cents each. The Euit of Francis W. Pi?g vs. Sarah Catharine Tigg and John T. Wcoiard is on trial by jury in Boom 2. This is a suit to set aside a deed and to quiet title to real estate. The complaint alleges that years ago the plaintiff, while an unmarried man, purchased a let in this eity, which he had conveyed 1o his brother David, the agreement cstween them being that David 6houla sfcerward, on request of thU plaintiff, conva the lot by deed to whomever plaintiff should name. Afterward plaintiff married Nancy Wcodard. He then had his brother convey the lot to his wife, and with her he had an understanding to the effect that the property was to be regarded at all times as his abs'jlntely. Afterward, upon his order, his wife conveyed the lot to another person, and anew lot was purchased in ßpann'a'addition to this city. Upon both lots plaintiff had pnt valuable improvements and he had this second lot also put in his wife's ran.e, with the eame understanding as before. Again the lot was sold and a new lot was purchased and valuable improvements were placed the) e ;n. Meanwhile plaintiff's wif 3 died, and upon hearing that he was about to be suea on a bond, ho consulted with William Pattisou, an attorney, who advised him to have the lot conveyed to hia daughter, defendant herein, which was done on the same verbal understanding as that which he lad with his wife in their former transactions during her life ime. The complaint says that Sarah Catharine Pigg cow refuses to surrender the property to him upon request, claiming it as a bona lide transfer 0 the property by her father to her. Plaintiff also alleges that Wcodard, his step-son, claims an interest in the property as heir of Nancy Pigg. deceased; that he, plaihtlff, is tow sixty-five years of ae; that all his worldly possesions are in this piece of real estate, and he asks that th9 Court st aside the deed to Sarah Catharine Pigg and quiet his title as against her and Woodard. Local Courts. SCPKRIOS COCRT. F.ooia 1. Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judge, George Merriam et al. vs. the Merchants' Dispatch Transportation Company. Damiiees. Judgment for !?321 .YD. Wiiloughby Walling et al. vs. Louis Erchrodt et al. Tj set aside Sheriff's sale and make defendants liable far judgment o plaintiff. Judgment for defendants. Vincent D. BySe'.d vs. Hagh, Ketcham Co. Damages. Dismissed. James S. Fowler et al. vs. John Walle. To recover personal pioperty and damages Judgment for defendant Henry Maar vs. Albert A. Ii. Hendrick. J'os&ettion of real estate. Judgment for p.'aintlff. Mary A. Gilmore vs. James I. Leighthall. Account. On trial by jury. Eooxa No. 2 Hon. 1). W. Howe, Jadje. Martha Julian vs. Andrew J. Chandler et al. Foreclosure. Dismissed. William Schräder vs. Bdlle M. Schräder. Divorce. Dismissed. Henry Smith vs. the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railway Company. Damages. Dismissed. Elihu M. Paiker vs. Enannd it. Hawn. Dismissed. Ellen Beasley vs. Henry Baasley etal. To set aside deed. Dismissed. William Lewis vs. Thomas Brocker. Dismissed. William A. Russell et al. vs. Anna B. Hereth et al. On mechanic lien. Dismissed. Albert Cleveland vs. the United States Heme and Dower Association. Dismissed. William 8. Heim et al. vs. Milton H. Daniels. On account. Judgment for $160. Franci9 W. Pigg vs. Sarah Catharine Pigg et al. To set aside deed and quiet title. On trial by jury. Kooxa S. Hoa. Lewis C. Walker, Judje. Elizabeth A, Nolle vs. William T. Nolle. Pnit for divorce. A decree sranted on the

I ground of abandonment and failure to pro vide. Robert N. Lamb, Receiver, vs. Hatvey H. Wheatcraft Sajt on overdraft. Finding for defendant for $112.00. Jacob D. Hoes vs Francis M. Churchman etal. Suit f3r street improvements. On trial by the Court. CRIMINAL COURT. Hoa. Pierce Norton, J also. State va. Jack Smith. Ar-sault and batterry with intent to kill. On trial by jury. State vs. George Williams. Graod Jarcnv. riea of guilty, and sentenced to the State Prison fcr two years. It Was Not John A. Kueey. John A. Enev, of GTS East St. Ciair street, called yesterday to say that the John Eusey

j who had 8:haffner arrested oa ßandayfor

malicious trespass is not a Bee Line engineer, bat is in charge of a switch engine. Our caller ia a Dee Line engineer, and In justice to him and his estimable lidywe trust that no one will mistake them for the parties mentioned in the Sentinel article yesterday. Mr. John A. Eusey was not in the city at the time of the arrest, nor d d Le return until yesterday morning.

READY FOR THE SUMMKK CAMPAIGN. Hie McDormlck Up and a-Comlng" An Inviting Outlook for This Season. A reporter of the Sentinel, while looking through the headquarters of the McCormicfc Harvesting Mschine Company, yesterday, saw evldeaci tf much activitv and preparation for the coming seasDn. From a conver eation with Mr. J. B. Heywood, the leading agent in charge of this department, it wai learned that a long leasa had jast been taken on the buildings occupied by the firm, and an additional warehouse of magnificent proportions and other important featurei will be introduced that will greatly add to their buinees facilities The business, under the present eilicient maneg?r, has incread ten folit ut.der hia energetic administration, and at ro time were the facilities equal to the incre.'ßing demand of the growing business. T.a-l yrar (1VS) lbs eak-i amounted to about 3 ('(( machines. Mr. Heywood attributes llh haLdiomo increase t the superior ti e 1 1 1 a of the McCorc.ic's m&ciioe and his ab e ccrps 0? ajsisiant?, the equal of whom hetsidhedid not think arc to ha faun J in the employ of any other manufacturer of harming machin? s in the country. The cilices at No. 17 end ICD are pleasant. C3m p. cdion:? and admirably arranged. Here are hof;k-kcer;r?, a rapid stenographer, typewiitere, shippivg. and repair clerks, and the b'.ifinevs being expedited by an able carps of v rhor.serBn. Five men are regularly employed in making contracts ar.i settlements with dealers, of which there are 1ÖO representing the McCorniick rr-achirje in Indiana. "This vear," saM Mr. Heywood, "the McCorraick interuh to still farther widen the pap between its competitors and the sucerb old harvester, and it will not sirprise me if Eorae are shut cct of tbe race al toother." Mr. Will PfeJe. Chief cf the B-jrrau of S'atlstit-s, bad h foil restoration of hi9 upper ti-tth by the No-Plate Methcd. or artiiical t tlh withcut a piBte. He considers them of grefct vs' to him. Other references given t?,rlj i;lSt Washington etie3L SOCIETY NOTICES. MASONIC Keystone Chapter N'o C, Koval "VV Arch Masons. S'td meeting In Masonic v Temple this (Tuesday) uvcaing. at 5::JJ o'cloc k, a mo work In M. M l)e?re. JACOB W. SMITH, II. T. William II. Smyths. Secretary. C. i: KItKUKLO V V1IITSKTT, Funeral Directors and Erabaliners, No. 77 North Delaware street. Telephone connection to oßice and residences. Carriages for Weddings aud rarties. 19 ei i 111 ei D TKE 3YORAULSC PRESS BRIGK 89. ST "LOUE3, MO. Kalis a Specialty cf Ornamental & Plain Red Front Pressed Brick,1 Manufacturing Annually over TEM fJllLLiONS. Thcypniararito tl'.nt tho quality, finish aiul Coior, uro vnsiirpasscd, if not unequalled ly at-" other bricks W'diki in tue L'':itfi JStati-. m m m rrrh'mnr ir J r WHOA! JAlSUAilY! 1 k F.cmcval of the Old Established Harness Shop TO .To. 6S EastWaih. St. and 71 Eat Court SL, WUh the Largest Stock of Harness, Horse Rlankts, clothing:. Kobes, etc. ever shown In the State. Elegant Rooms and Elegant Goods. WjW.BARNUM ! COAL, WOOD AD KINDLING. Price of Wood Reduced. YARDS: 475 E. Sieb, and 183 E. Harkct. Telephone 156. SECOND ORAM) KXCÜIISCON to New Orlean Ttd the World' Fair. The Great Kxcnr'on Reamer BIQSlKDYwlU leave CinciDnati Tuesday. Marc h 21. at 5 p. m. v ill remain in New Orleans aix day. Fae S"" for the round trir, wLlch includes Loard In New Orieins. For rooir.s, write or telegraph C. M. HOI.LOWA.Y, Superintendent b'jc tandy and 1'oni.raT Tdcfcet Oo , Cincinnati. O. Vi i I 4 HIS LUW $3

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IUT1IECARY A.ND DRI GGIST. DR. E. D. PORTER. tvj ?outn Iilinoi? sr. Dr. Dcnds Cherry Coush Cure. A1. e f .. KTIFICIAL. TKKTIf WITHOUT ,V IM..VTE, At S6' Fast Washtngtrtii ttrtet. F.eferenccs given to parties wcarin ta.-r.. JALLaUD'6 1DPULAU ICIC CRKVM. Orders from Churrt. Feitivai. l'arts. r ctics, arid Adjoining Ton rr"n;'!r miotiel. Creamery, KM Noit'a De:awar." Telepome VP. QHASLd A. NRXJLi J22KGKAVJK5U Ot WtW ISJ lut Market street, oppoi?;:? h-i u. IniianapcüA. Iv! bl'ial, tCXWect Waging ton Street, 07LH N.V! ux Icllanapoli. H. C. 8TEV.a' NEW WALL PATER BHADS HOCSLfl, 44 Zt-'t Chlo street, Xndl&napolt-. Cli-Cloths, Kuge end Hat. Special l(n'sn j 1? Window tfhades and Interior Powrstiyii. pj ARNI5S, 8ADDLE3, ETC iVI) ILSKETH. '1 It Court 6U and S-i i:ast Wn. St. SAW UAlJCFACTUEiTR, In and 124 South Pennsylvania etreet. I SMITH'S CHEMICAL JDYE - YS ORKJ, n-j, Martmsla.lt.'' a EJock, net.r Poe'.cre. Ci'-t Cyv and rcie.tr frntlcnen'K tioiuinz; a'x, iaf.!M' dresea. febawL fa'j'Jc. aad slik. aai WiKilcn fcoo.'.s ol erery decr?vcn, djel and Snished: kid .Iotp nelly c'.;;i a: 10 couU l,t pvlr. Will do r?cre 2rtip.f- f ir lra rz e? Cjit; y hous. of :tö niwf .v tt-e.stitt. Uli A Kl-lÄ . iV (;;, iti ; rjLLllalT A ADAMS, S&'. H.H. ASD GENnXAL CDNTRAUTCit l'.oora vi Tton? ;icca-, Ir.-tsarifcpolif. V . DENTIST. b Claypool Bioca, opposite Bate Horn 9. Special attention given to the prei'jrvatlon cl Ui raiui.l teeth. Prices rcfionat'e.1 ;r- . rrra . WANTED. LOST Any article d valne, not crceeliai tnree line?, Inserted two tines FREE. Under the head "cituatioa Waatci,,, four line or s, IriFerted FREE. "ITT ANTED Home in the country forabovof t twelve years. C&A at i-S5 Diiloa ureet. 12 XT ANTK1)-I'osit!on to fw in family, byyoua? ?T lady, t'ail or addros 2:3 West New York Etrfft. V7 ANTED By an experienced dreasnnker. t VV sew In lamiliei. Call oa ox adiras 17 Wf st Michlfan street. VU ANTED TAILOR A Rood caU mgV'-r; VV :.lrady wck the ycer round. AddrtH D, LOI.AN D, beygiosr. lu l. 17 VrTANrr.D Situaticu Ey au exprienod e?:; V packer and caudle r. Address GEORGE N. HOLMES. Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED A sitnatiou at tile ditchlna by aa experienced ditcher of twenty years. Addre s A. II. H INK LI.. Greenwood, In 1. 17 WANTED By ah experienced salesman, ft situation in dry toods or too'.s a d shoes. Work cbeap. Address Tom, 12 North Delaware street. Will leave the city. lb 3 T ANTED To hire for its boird. a Srst-clas rV saddle horfe or large pony. To Le ';el rnly for horscbaclc exercise by a lady. Adlress T. M.. care tcntinel oil:ce. WANTED By a man of thrua years' experience, a f ituation to crive wacon au l prur$ thronen the country; salary or per rnt. WILL, 170 Yandes stree:. 17-2 llANTED-Sltuatioa-Ey midd'e a:cl widow V as saleswoman; understands tfce busluts. Would not objtct to Satins the eity. inference. Addresa M. A.. 4 youth Noble sfet. WANTED tuatlon -By a competent younj? man of IS years. s assistant bookkeeper, bill or entry cierk; rntes t;ood hind and ca give best ol references Address 73. Seottuel. 15 3 FOR SALE. jlOR SALE One fine draft stallion. R ALSTON D &;o. is F OR SALE small stock of croceries and fixturei ia good location. Adires 1 20 Col attti nrenee. 11 F OK SALE-Barker hop, 12. Wet w.hlne'n: doing a gooi buslnesi. JOHN II. LAFKIN. 17 FOR SALE-BUSINU5?-: C1I.VSCK3- Furniture of yu George Uot?l. at Cariinville.RL. fcr sale or exc hsntre; value, S?,?30: a No. 1 hotel cry. Address ST. GEORGE flOlEL 17 GV)R SALE Two thousand LaConte pwr U.-m C one and-two years old; they will Erowina.?y oil and any climate; they begin bearing wasa three years old, and when six to eight years old bear ten to fifteen bush ela per tree: I Lave 200 trees on my f-trm, near Shelbyvilie, two years on, doing finely; 6end la your orders early; will deliver In March and April: terms reasonable. R. 8 SÜTTON. Sbelbyrllle. Ind. 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENTThls. fa to give hot ee th Mr. John A. Robbinsh.sthis day pnrcha?- ! of bis partner, Mr. Jam is Weathers, the rietii, title and interest In the Hosier Combined nv;i, ice and Drill. JOHN A. BOBBIN'S. March 16, ltf5. 17 TO MANUFACTURERS A rare opportunity tor purchase or lease for & terra of years. The . I. Ferry Lnmber Company, of Montairne, Mus keson County, Michigan, owns a larse threestory bulldlnjr, 50x100 feet, well lighted, aha'tlns: and pulleys full length, with eneine-room Wild feet; ample boiler and engine: all In pool reptir; roomy grounds; convenient for witer shipment, and also alongside C. arji W. M. Rnilroal tracg. Addreet, for price and terms, ROBERT CAlTilNESg, Agent. J THOSE ftotn? to not Sprlnusror tne treatmect of syphilis, gleet, fcrofuia, and ail cuuneous or blood diseases, can be cured for one third tbe tost of f;nch a trip at the old reliable stand. I hare been located here for twenty-three year?, and with the advantage of lore and successful experience can warrant a cure in all tapes. Spermatorrhea axd lmrctency, in all their utaes. pou!velr cured. OCice hours, 8 a. rn. to 9 p. m., 4 i Vtreinla avenue, Indianapolis. PilU sent wita full directions at Jl per box. DR. BENNETT, successor to Dr. Ewinsr. FINANCIAL. M ONEY At the lowest rat of interesL J. W. WILLIAMS & Co.. 8 and 4 Vinton Block aU LOAN We have to loaoaladun- . spoils real estate. HENRY COE i W- IS Martlndale Blocg. 3 - TO LOAN Money witu pnviee of prt payment ; terms reaonbie. Til OS C DAY sr CO.. 73 J-t Mi rkt street. Indiananoi!. TO LEASE. TO LEASE Hotel, wit bar attached: good location near Cnioa Iepot: all fixtnr-i tor Address HOTEL, this ofnee. mr:-lmo u AUCTION SALE. AUCTION 8ALE Cho!ce vacant lots. Moaliy, April 0. lor particulars, see HUNT i i! CURDY. It 2