Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 78, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 1 1885

LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

TTbo Hoime Not Deponed to Limit Explanations to Two Minutes. Pr. Fcndlcton Jlakcs an IncfTectaal tfTort for an Early Adjournment. Tho Bill to Xloorganlzo tho Btato Board of Health rA8aoa tho Uoubo. Tßf Knttfhtstown Home Dili DlacunaetJ und ürdertd KntrroiPftl Tüe Lone Greenbacker'a Cbance. il a unanimous tote the Han at to-il.ijr Tai'e I rolntlon to adjourn e'ne die on jthe L'Sth Instant. Hon. IMlamr H. Satton. a well-known f3ualbCoantjr itatesman and an ex-member Dt the How, bad a if at on tho left of the Speaker yesterday. The resolution of Mr. linage, to to amend lhe rnlea that members ihould be limited to two tulnctM In rjaaklntfexplanatlons of their vctei, came npycaterday rnornlnj? and provoked t oLklderabledtcuIon, several mem rs "explaining" their toteitt considerable Jerslh, pculbly regarding It as their la3t opportunity to ocenpy more than two minute hn that way. After; voting down everal intendments the farther conslderatlonot the 7toiation was Indefinitely postponed by a vote of M to 2J. ltepresent&tlve Tend.'ctbn made an effort yesterday to get an early adjournment by introducing a resolntion that the House ad 3ourn on the 23th Inst. Toe resolntion was Jald on the table, and Mr. Dlttemore then SKioved to adjourn on the L''th, two days arlier. The House rejected a motion to lay 3)ittemore'a motion on the table and then ; urn el round and defeated the retolatlon. '.As the adoption of the motion to lie on the able would have worked the tame result, lhe action of tha House appears extremely contradictory. The bill introduced in the interest of coin Suercial travelers, otherwise called "dram 3uers," requiring railroad companies to carry passengers on freight trains aod provlJe accommodations therefor, came up on a third jeadir;r in the House yesterday and was de St ated by a vote of C2 to 27. The bill wai made to include all freight trains, both through and local, and it was argued that it would wojlc a hardship to compel through ireigets to stop at all stations. The bill wiil j:o doubt be made to apply to local freights only and come np again. Representative Gooding rapped the He publican 9' knuckles yesterday when he as parted that, if he were inclined to give an office outside of the Democratic party, he would certainly favor a Greenbacker before lie wonld a Republican . He declared that the republicans alwajs took everything m eight when they had a majority, but when they had no power to give anything they thought there should be a division of the citice-i. The truth of this statement was so nanlfest in the history of the party that x one of theSolons on the Republican side cnterea a denial. During the discussion on the Knightstown House bill yesterday afternoon, Mr. Robin on, the lone Greenbacker of the General .Assembly, moved to amend the bill so that Ho two Trustees shall belong to the jams political party. In response to a question. Jilr. Robinson said that the day was not far distant when there would be a Greenback Governor of the State, and under the pro posed amendment all parties wonld ba rap resented. Mr. Robinson was unanimous in this sentiment, the supposition be!::g that lie had held a canens with himself and da cided upon this action. The amendment was adopted. Mr. Dlttemore yesterday called no the Senate bill which provides for the reorganization of the State Board of Health. He said that the bill was designed to remove any entitlements that might arise from a I- volts, the board being now equally divided in its political complexion. The bill t -patted ly a vote of 02 to 30. Four years c. when the Board of Health was constituted, an effort was made to have Porter appoint two Democrats, but he refused, and, -until a few weeks ao, the Board was solidly "Republican, Governor Gray at that time appointing two members. The bill is passed to make the board Democratic, and may be jearded as the result of Porter's partisan action four years ago. The reorganization of the State Board of Health awakecs some (peculation as to who -fill get the Secretaryship, and thas become the executive officer of tha Beard. Drs. IMetcalf and Brennan axe said to be candidates for the position, and there are others who would not be averse to having Secretary aiders mantle fall upon their shoulders. There Las hern considerable pressure from 1 he hiaith officers of the State acalnst the bill, and many of them are said to have written to their Representatives asking that 1bey rte aeainst the measure. This action wj taken in the interest of Secretary Eider, wlo is very popular with the local health oilicers, without regard to party. At 10:30 o'clock tha House took up the jvnightatown Home bill under a resolution Jjy Mr. Toner, making it the special order lor that hour. A motion to suspend the constitutional role and pass the bill was lost, the necessary two-thirds not voting In the affirmative. Mr. McMullen moved to amend the bill so that two of the Trustees should be honorably discharged soldiers. Mr. Smith, of Tippecanoe, moved to amend the amend meat bo that all the Trustees should be honorably discharged soldiers. Mr. Bjyd moved a substitute that all be honorably dicbarRd soldiers, and this was adopted after same discussion by a vote of 46 to 41. In explaining his vote Mr. Kellieon said that he offered the substitute for the reason that he wanted one of the Trustees to be a woman. Mr. .Loyd, aphakia from his experience as Chairman of the Investigating Committee, said that hp did cot favor a woman as Trustee. lie favored the substitute. Mr. Sialey then moved to amend by making a woman one of the Trustees, but it was ruled out. Mr. .A dares moved to amend so that the Superintendent should be aa honorably discharged soldier, and Mr. Kellison moved to amend the amendment by making a widow of aa honorably .discbared soldier the i-nperintendent. The amendment to the amendment and the amendment ittU were voted down. S5me balf-doien emendroents were lying before the Speaker's desk and others were being constantly procsed, when Mr. Patten moved to recommit the LIU to a committee of three, to c insider tke amendment aod report to-day. Tais brought out aa animated discussion, but ike mctlon was Srally defeated. An amendment was then adopted declaring that no two of the Trustees should belong Jto tha

tame political party, and as there are thrte Trustees this will give the CJronbaokrs a representation on the Hoard. The bill wai then tngroftied, and will be considered oa third leading at I) o'clock this mornln. C0UKM10USK LOCALS, üpeclal Annwor by tuo Jury In tho rigff Case Oeorjro Wlnslow Acquitted, John Faehr has given ',C0O bond as ad mlnlstrator of the estate of Charles Harth, deceased. The English Avenue Saving and Loan Asloclttlon tin Hied article) for record, block, iro.coo. The Criminal Court Jury yesterday to oultted George Wlnilow, colored, of the cl are of larceny. John Johnson has filed suit a?alnst Klngsn A Co., limited, and others to enfore raechanIc'i lien. Demand, $7U0. Casper and Fred Hess -were arrested yes

terdayon Grand Jury warrants, for liquor law violations. They gavo bonds. Herman Rechenbrrg has bn recommitted to the Insane IIopttsl. He wm sent there first in AOtfTm. is!, and was discharged the 14th of la&t January. The Adams Packing Company tiled articles far record yesterday. Capital stock, ?70, (x o. David D . Henry G. and James C. Adams are the directors. Judpe Walker yesterday granted the petition of Charles Majer and others for the tale cf the Talker Block and decree was made, the entry to be made by the clerk, C. Maus yesterday took out a permit for the erection of another aldltlon to the brewery, to cost JlO.fjOO. J. N. Steely will put up a frame on Bellefontaine street at a cost of $1,100. Judge Howe yeterdAy refused a new trial to defendant in the suit of Nettle Young vstht Continental Life Insurance Company, and gave jndcrruent on the verdict for plainti for $1,072. Henry T. l'ninney was tried yesterday before Judge Norton for failure to register us a physlciau, 'd was fined $" and costs. Ho was then released, and he at once registered in tho Clerk's office as a practicing physician. In the esse of A. J. Roberts vs. Henry Martin, Judge Walker yesterday rendered judgment for $10, and in the case of Roberts vs. Christian Wampner, judgment was rendered for defendant. These were the suits for services rendered by pUlntiff's wife and son as smallpox nurses. In the mandamus suit of L. E. Relnhold vs John A. Lang, Superintendent of Police, answer was filed by defendant yesterday, showing that the warrant was terved which had been sworn out, and that two of the parties had been taken before the Mayor, but that the third party was seriously ili aad could not be taken to c ourt. IraintiiJ expects to file a reply this morning. In the snlv of Francis W. Pteg vs. Siran Catherine Pieg et al., the jury yesterday returned answers to interrogatories propounded by the Court. The decision of the Court will be made on the questions of law involved based npon the finding of the facts by the jury. In their answers they find that plalntifl' intended to vest the title and ownership to the real estate to Sarah Pigg to avoid litipaticn, and that she was given possession of the property; also that plaintiff voluntarily permitted her to retain possession thereof. BASE BALL INFORMATION. The Indianapolis Olub to Leave for the South To day Probability That Lucas Will Be Frozen Out All Around. All of the players have arrived and the Indianapolis Club will leave on its Southern tour this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Games will be played in the following cities: Au gns'a, March 23 and 24; Atlanta, 20, 27 and 28; Nashville, 30 and 31; Chattanooga, April 1,2 and 3; Louisville, 4 and 0. Tha club will then return home and meet the Louisvilles April C, 7 and 8 on the Seventh etrest grounds. Exhibition games will then bs played with Cincinnati Allegheny, Detroit and revtral other league clubs. Lovers of the game were somewhat startled yesterday by the statement In the newspapers that the Lucas crowd were attempting to force themselves into the Western Leagae. and many of them feared that they would be successful, but they may rest easy rn that tcore, for the millionaire and h:s epgregatlon cf contract-jumpers will never be made parties to the agreement. Dark cloud's are rolling up and be1ns to lcok as if lightning would strike Mr. Lucasjyet, for there are rumors atloat that within the next few days a special meetirg cf the National League will be held for the purpose of voting him oat of that organization. This step, so the story goes, is taken all on account of that little telegram which he sent to President Mclvim asking for admission to the Western League with his army ot black-listed players The indications are now that Lucas will be frozen out all around, and that St. Louis will have but one base ball nine this summer, namely, the American Association club.. Local Courts, surxaioa coürt. Room No. 1 Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judge. John O'Brian vs. Franklin W. Coffin et al. Note. Judgment for $X3.20. Mary A. Gilmore vs James I. Lightha'.l. Account. On trial by jury. Isaac L. Frankem vs. Theodore Pfaülln k Co. Account. On trial by Court. Boom 2. Hon. D. W. Howe, Jufige. Francis W. Pigg vs. 8arah Catharine Pigs et al. To set aside deed and quiet title. Special answers to interrogatories. Indianapolis Water Company vs. Euos Hece et a). Account. Dismissed. Nettie Ycurg vs. the Continents! Ltta Inturance Company. Judgment for $1,072. Boom S. Hon. Lewis C. Walker. Judge. Chss. M. Livingston vs. Crittenden A. Cox. Suit cf account. Judgment for $038.10. Andrew J. Roberts vs. Henrv Martin. Suit on account. Judgment for $15. Andrew J. Roberts vs. Christian Wampner. "Suit on account. Judgment for defendant. ' J. L. Adams et al. vs. Jacob Voegtle. Suit on notes. Judgment for $."21 8.. August Enucking et al. vs. C. F. Smith. Suit on account. Judgment for $320.11. Rachel A. BLrt vs. Aaron S. Hüls. Suit to recover real estate. Finding for plaintiff. Emily J. Tower vs. Wm. C. Langdon et al. Suit on notes and judgment. Finding for defendants. Alfred Harrison vs. John C. S. Harrison et al. Petition for sale of property grantel. CEIMINAL COCBT. Hon. Pierce Norton, Judgs. State vs. George Winslow. Grand larceny, Ytrdict for defendant. State vs. Henry T. Phinney. Failure to register as a physician. Fined $3 aad costs.

1UILWAY NLtVH. Annual Meeting uf the Tan-Hurdle Union Railway Director' Confer ?nce Information Concorntnir tho I., D. and a. Ei.ilKrant rtavet is beginning to pick up, and by the lit of April land agents are of the opinlou that It will be booming. The demand for "empties" Increases as the sen on advances. The side tracks look lonesome, for cars are no longer a'andlng Idle on any of the It dlnnapolls roads. A circular has just been received from Jenes F, Aylor, General Agent ot the I'nlon Pacific at St. Louis, announcing that the I'nlon Pacific will from date make yrtatl? redurd rates to Pacltlo coast polats, J he Dew tarill naming tho rates will be ItsTiedln a fewdajs. Men hunts, however, can procure the new rates at once by applyliu tu the above named geutleman. The work of Improvement on ths Torre Haute and Southeastern progress rapidly under the direction of President Mackey. As tcon at the mild spring weather comes the

read bed will be re-ballasted and strengthened In many places, and a considerable amount of new rail laid. Baggage checks havo b( en received and will be uei hereafter instead of chalk marks, which luve been the only dosifuatlon of bagige herotofcrr, Kng ne N. 170, one of the largest la operation oo tLe Vaudalia, left Terre Haute for the north on the Loganvport division, Tuesday, with the largest train thnt has ever bem fckeii out of that city. The train consisted of tenty-three heavily loaded cars m,d a cal'OCsa. This engine has ju3tbeen turned out of the shops, having been eq'ilped with an extension front. The Logan is In splendid condition, and with a growing freight busiLeas it is found necessary to haul longer train, and larger engines will be brought into icrvicd. The meeting of the Chics-o, St. Louis and rittsburg (Pun Handle) was called toor kr yesterday by First Vico President J. N. M Cullough, while S. 15. L!cget acted as Secretary. The annual report for the year ISSt was submitted, making tho fallowing showing: Gross rarnlngs, ?l,3;wj,iSto.;t: expenses, ;02 212,47; net earnings, $7l:j t7; add receipts from other sources, $S1,010 18; total retrevenue, $874 073. (JO; fur intcn-p ton bonds, '.10,872.02; interest on car trust, J11L.0J 0'); total charges, $l,I0O.S2j.0S, showing n9t lots ot M2;,:52 43. The report stated that 51, 513,330.02 had been expended during the year in improvements. The stockholders then proceeded to re-elect A. L. Dennis, of New York, and R. B. Roberts, of Chicago, the directors whose terms expired yesterday. Vice President McCallough. of the Pennsylvania; President Dcvereux, Bee Line; President Ingalls, Big Four; General Manager Henderson, I., B. and V.; President McKeen, Vandalla, and many other pfonvi cut lailroad officials, answered to the ca 1 for a meeting of the Directors cf tha Union Railway Company yesterday. Tne meeting was called fpr the purpose of deciding np)n a site for the new depot, and to arrange the details for the building of the Sam's. Tne directors remained in secret session all after boon. The meeting appointed a Committee of Ways and Means, consisting ot Presidents Ingalls, Malott and McKeen, to investigate the co&t ct property and purchase the irme, end to take steps in all preliminary natters connected with the new Union Depot. They were aleo directed t3 call another meeting at such time as they saw proper. H. B. Hammond, President, and also Receiver of the I., D. and S., says that the bondholders are not now contemplating an extension of that road to St. Louis, but whit the future will develop he can not say. It has been reported that the owners intended to build a line to Roodhouse, when they wanld connect with tho Chicio and Alton for Kansas City. It ia cWraed without reason that the Peoria, Decatur and Evausville will attempt to purchase the I., Ü. and 8. It is reported that President Ingalls, of tie C.,T , St. L. and C. Road, has been invited to assist the second mortgage bondholders in reorganizing the road. All of täe equipments of the road now in tha hands of the 1., B. and W. people will bo turned over to the I., D and S. within thirty days. The I.. B. and W. has begun the construction of twitching yards west of the city, and until thty are finished will U3 the L, D. and S. facilities. The I., D. and S. shops will ba nsed by the I., B. and W. folks until different arrangements are made. IMPORTANT TO CONVICTS. Attorney General Hord Holds That Where There Are Two Sentences of Imprisonment They Run Concurrently. March is$5. MJfs Anna Dunlop. Superintendent of Initin'i Reformatory lu6tltutloa or Woracu aad uirls: You inform me that Katie Carroll wa, on the Oth day of March, convicted and sentenced by the Putnam Circuit Court to imprisonment for a term of two years in the penal department cf the Slate Reformatory for the crime of grand larceny, and on the same day, and by the eame court, she was conyictsd of the crime cf burglary, and Beuten ced to imprisonment in said department fcrt'atermof two years, and von snbmit the inquiry: "Does the termof imprisonment on the eecond charge commence alter the termination of the imprisonment on tha first, cr does the lmprisoment commence and run on both at the eame time? ' There is no statute in this State providing that one term of imprisonment shsll comn ence at the expiration of another. The statute provides that the term of service and imprisonment shall commence oa the day of his or her conviction and stntence. (R. S 1SS1, Sec. 0,131; Kennedy vs. Howard, 74 Ind., 87, 80.) The result is that where there are teveral convictions and several terms of imprisonment adjudged, the terms run concurrently. (Miller vs Allen, 11 Ind., 3S9; Kennedy vs. Howard, 74 Ind., 87; Griffith vs. State, 30 IncL, 406, 410; Prince vs. State. 41 Texas, 4SQ; James vs. Ward. 2 Met., Ky., 271; People vs. Whitson, 74 HI., 20. 22 ) The convict to whom you refer having been sentenced to imprisonment in both cases, on the eame day, for the termof tro years in each case, the terms of imprisonment under both judgments will run together and expire at the same time. Rfspectfully, Francis T. Hor.n, Attorney General of Ind.aaa. Beat Estate Tranafara. The following (Seeds were recorded Tuesday, March 17, as reported by Steeg 5 Bornaamer, bstmct Compiler, u anl 15 Thorpe Block. Telephone, LWS: Samuel Grfswold and wlfetoOeorce Relmoca aad wife, warranty deed to prt of east tall of wencalfof west hftit or northeast quarter ana west half of eau half of west half of northeast quarter of section ll.'townsaip 15. north ot range 2 etrt containing 23 acre S 2 730 83 Mary J. Grieth aal husband to Jacob L.

A. Ham, warranty deed to lot CI tri William Young'! subdivision of outlot HI In the c ity ot ludlanapolia 2,090 00 I.CWI Yallar, reo Ivor, to Thomm w. Love, receiver's doed to lot 1 la Hulll van's lutdlfition of lot 10 In A. 1 1 lpttrier'i drt addlttou to the city ot Indlauapnll MM. tQQ 00 Margaret Klncr and husband to Thomas J. Owen, warrant? devl topsrt of lot 1 In loif uhdlTUion ot lota 71 ant 73 in K, T. Fletcher's subdlrulon of r.. T. a. K". leu tier's addition to tho city ot IndtaDaiolU &:3 CO William How and wltt to William MrCool, quit claim dee 1 to lot 27 and part of lot 2(. In l'arkcr. Uanway t llanna'a kiiMlTlxtou nt tlirtr nr oul OaW J t ill addition to tüo dir ot Indianapolis. 00 Conroyance, 6: consideration f 5.430 CO THANM'EUI I Of, vr.liSLlYi HAWM IS. John J. Carrier, ati t vrlfe to Jacob J. Hudson, warranty i-td to rnrt ot lot 1 lu homiclt a 1-tfbtllft r.rjuu'i mi vision aua addition to the city of IndianajHjlw f :,,'W0 00 Andrew lUcknon and wllo tol'crdluand tüirialmnu and wife, warrant? doed t lot 4 In MUiirn '.'S In lrWo' addition to tin-city ot liullanapoiiH f.,003 00 M( hole M(('rtity it ul. to John llahti, warranty dtM-it io lourr. and r.7 in MeCarty'a kutdlvi.ion rf rrt o( outlot l.'t in (In- city of liidiamipWl VOO 00 N.rl olna Mt-Cany et al. to William 0ju-

oxer, wntrniu il l 1 1 lt 7 ianl in AMCtiriy'a ihtrd Wt nido addition to t c city of IiKliaiMiuti 'V0 01 Convt jaiK c. 1: ccti'lderatlon .1 S. Kji W The Natiotml Hineilt Airlatlon of Indl atnpoli, a substantia! aid honorable Institution, will allord protection rnd indemnity n;(irt acc dent or LirnWi policies of life if.iurmue 'tr le.s coil than th ordinary lifo l? nrnc ulcefc company doe. It has paid b'nefna in three years amounting to over DIED. C'lAI"T-Wt-d!icdai, March Is, William T ion of W. If. fruit. iv:t"l twenty-NX yoar. rnrerulcn rrli!y rnornim; at 10 o'Cioct, from 1C1 Park uvcuuo. lluiial imate. SOCIETY NOTICES. JlAMM(!- l'cnisilpha I.1e Niu ü I. K. and V-Xf A. M-iso:'.-. MTil run-tin In Masonic V TtMut!e thl- (l'huisd.iy) cvoaitu:. at 7:30 c'c'ocU. Woiic hi Third Dtcieo. Ylltora will rcecive a coidlal welcomn. MA 111 IN It. KICK, Y. M. William II. Smythe, becretary. C K KKEOKLO & IVIIITKTT, Funeral Directors and Embalmere, No. 77 North Delaware 6trcet. Telephone connection to office and residences. Carriages for Weddings and Parties. &3 9IS BITTERS ! $5 JAlLDlSEASESOnSCj LIVER K A KIDNEYS STOMACH AND aovrzis. ci - rrrr 1 ALLDRUGSlSTSp Öyspopnia. Qcnoral DebiJityi Jaandica, IIn.bitr.al Constlpa tlon. Llvsr Complaint, Sick Trtvift?l;o,r;i3 isd Kiduojs, Et-o.f Ktc. Itcntfsias ol!- tlia rv:st Irag, aniC('2 which luay te va amerntcd VZIZZLI LZ2 8iÜ5 lies 2i::::3. i:l:::.zlzz, ecst, eiri?A,Kii It cleir-.v-e-) t'as eyatrni thoroughly, atiC.aa 9 PVitiFUznoy tuiz kt.ocd It : n, rv intxirat l j 'jxi- a -, i"UfS PRICKLY AZU SITTKXS CO i St. W.Ts KANSAS C!"-'. COAL, WOOD ARD KINDLING. Prico of Vcod Reduced. YARDS: 475 E. Sich, and 183 E. Market. Telephone J56.

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Dick1. oil's Grand (Ipora-IIous) THIS MOK.NIKU AT 9 O'CLOCK, OpKNINCJ OF k TUE BALE OV BKaT i. ABBOTT Grand Eis.iil Co. Monday, March r-MlrA uta." Tiiflay "Mkinon." Wcdnenday Matlnci "Mir ia i am II :.u. NVo lnetfty N f:it "st mik wm-i Only Ai pcrtrauct of tho Harper's Weekly CirlCAtutibt, THOS. NAST, Who wlilnive his new Lecture. UliiHtrHtin it by drawiiii n yarlety of picture". Mr. Nii-.t will bo agisted by tho ciebrate-l i.uüllsh ruonolosue actnr, Mr. Wultfr Pelham. Ihesfleot natu row procrce'.Iii U the boxcilico. K?Jcrvtl seat., Orch.obt.ra nuU Orchestra Circle, 7,'c. Admifcoion to Family Circle (up fetalis), ice. Gallery, :6c. Ono wpic, comTpejK in? Monday, Ttfarrh 2. HOLLYWOOD'S JUVENILE Oi'llitA COM TAN V. vantcd-lCO Children, all at the bo oSice to day or to-rourrow. o-i? lhurs'lay, Frldcy Dd Fatnrday, and Saturday rnatiuee, Maicn 10, 23 and 21, tho cjmediaas, EOB30N & ORANE ! And their Excellent Comedy Company. THURSDAY EVENING The Exceeding Funny Four-Act Comedy, SIIAItl'S VWÖ FLTH. Cutler Shaip MR. 8TITAUT ROB30N lmllstone Fist MR. WM. II. CRANE FRIDAY EVENING Pro 1 ford's New Couedy, XX3CI3 OIIEXTLUIIS. SATURDAY EVENING RORSON k CRANE'S (IMPROVED) BOABDIKG HOUSE. SATURDAY )I 'It ItACHKLOKS-M ATINEE. nc-Popnlar Tricts 15, 2.r, 50, 7."cand 81. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesdar, March 25, 21, atjd 25 EMMA ABBOTT Grand fciulisa Opera Company. MERIDIAN KLNK1 114 North Penneylvania St. POLO ! POLO ! First Came or the Series. HALCYONS t. JJEltmiAN SATÜRDAL EVENING, MARCH list. ADMISSION. 10 Cent. WIGWAM BINE. SESSIONS: Morning, Afternoon and Evening. Mu&ic Every Evtninc and Wednesday aul Siturday Afternoon. .Admission 10 cents. C0LLE&E AVENU5RIMK I RID AY EVENING, MIR Ml .0, Tlf-yEiakflro vs CoUpp kvqovl?. Mrsic tiery evtui"c ar.-d Siturd&y afier:io-n. BILL POSTER. One Hundred Large Stands. 300 3-Sheet Boards. Also Centreline Mste Hqhsb Fence OFTIcn Senttnal Offlc. Best Boiler Scale Purgative. TO TRY IT IS TO USE NO OTHER. J. I'. S1IIL.TGE3 & 1'EISK, Oitlce 21 Thorpe Itlock. IndiTldnaJ, County or Slate tight of manufacture for sale. Ihe Sentinel boiler uses this article. AT Cold r.Toda?, Parts, 1878. Favorite Numbers, 303, 404, 232 ss,d throughoL'l tho Wort ftDll.11 PAPER COSPiSY, SlanufacturorM, ä3 East Maryland Gtreot. - ta fnro!phvl by thl Oomwi ELIJAH HEDGES.

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A I'OTUKt'ARY AKD DnUGOHT. dr. ix n. iouti:r. Ron tti IiltnoUM. Dr. lcn lj' t'h orr tough Cure, himp'.o fre. UTiriCIAL TKKTII WITHOUT A. 1'JLiA.TIG, At SCi; EMt Wiik!iiu2ton'.rct. licfcrcncci Rlrcn t wr artrtt? them. "I ALLAKD'H lOt'l'I.AU J ') ICID OUIiJAM. Or icr from t hurcSca. FiUta:i. I'urtlcd. Mcnie, mid A ljulatuy: lowm n:npily kupittd. l'rcmery, to.' N!t!i l)oiwr. Tf'rriionif tnv QHAUltH A. fc.Lkn.t. xsrvcwitiiLViGit o?i wood Jt Uarkot ueet, op;v'.te tos, Indltcao'.t. Ind D E N T I riT , J. o. r ARSONS, Yct Vnfiitsiton su-eel. oviw; Nw I O I.vS. lud irtiia;;'. 1 . 13, ü. JJTE VKKB' NEV WALL PAVZK A 8KADÄ IIOCBtt, f aNt Ohio tret, Indif.'iiisj'ifi. Üll ClOir.fc, WJZZ ud Mtl. Cjn'c'.al dC11 1ft Window fctd.i Ld Interior U-xrntis JjAKNXS.4, HADDLltlJ, TC. 71 1 m Court m j-:st wn. t. S SAW MANUFACTURED. SMITH"?. ClifJilKJAL IDTE-V-OHJIi, No. ilarttnK(3Mc'i R'.oc. near Po'ivt?. C'iai, üye ad ruiir eutlcrueu' cioiiLUs; ax. Indies' drtF.E, 81:äw1s, tacQnti, and I'M in woo'en goMt: ct t7cry lcvjrii;:on, 2y?d anl r ftnisicl ; kid r;ot.- nct'y clean yd at 10 cautt p ptir. vvtll Co r:orcj first-ciarj vrork tor lciti oov!C? ikan aa.T iioaw o( tbe kind la taeS'.cv. I'MAUIT A. I'&nitl' 3EWZK AND 6NKAL CO!-'TRAClX)8 Koora 21 Thorrs fc'.oct. IitdihUkr-)!! W" 8. KAYt'LiJ, DEMIST. Z Claypcol Block, on-oslte Bato Hou. Spc-c'.ai attention plren to the rres?rtat!ou o. ta natnral teeth. Priccs rcMDr.4i.ijla. WANTED. LOST Any rtlclt cf value, not cxceediuj three lines, insetted two tlrccs FRZE. Under the head "Situation Wanted," tour linoa or Ufr, Inserted I REF, ;f ANTI".: rositioa to sew in f amily. by youn I lady. Cail or audiesä J:3 cst New York ttreet. WANTED A tlRce for taan and wile oa firm or as eardenir. Address, GQl Virginia avenue. li'-i f ANTED By an experienced dresn-ker, tr if 6ew in lamilie?. Call oa ot allrei 517 fKt Micblcan etreet. 117 AM ED-TAILOR A sroo l cot makr; Vt fteady work the year round. Address D, BOLAND. Soy re our, Ind. 17 WANTED Situation By an exporinf ed ec? packer and candler. Addresa GEORGE IIOLMfcS. Iadlanaroh6. Ind. TXTANTED A Rituation at tile ditchia by aa W experienced ditcher of twenty yer. Addre.s A. H. HiNKLE, Greenwood, lad. 17 WANTED Qardcacr and poultry fancier, with some xccan. to Join owner of small p'.aco tear tfcc city. Addres c. C, Ssatlael orice. l ) -' Yin ANTI'.D-Gariener to take saall p'.ace, oa Vv shares and beard owner, jut out ot c"ty; p.tt tumith team : German prtK-rrod Ad1rea I'.ANCK, öcntiLcl Of.ice. 13-2 FOR SALE. " ORSALE-Ci:e ß32 dralt stallion. P.ALDS & CO. 15 F ORPALE-?rrali s'cc of procerus. ml flxturea in coca iocaucu AddreM 12'J Columbi aranve. 11 1 X?OR SALE Cheap chtlviou and Dra to Carpenter-TO) feet ot rawers. cona::iiti'.' anon: f et ot lumber or more, ti L. W. !I AC. 2 'e.-t VKhi!lLtOT Ktrt. li t f.- OR SALE-BUSINESS CHANCES Furaüure of .St. Georgo lintel, at Cdrlfavi'.Ie. I!: . for k r r c' vnliio. it,' 00: a No loULc.v. AdTre-fi.-T. GKORGE fiOIEE. arMuvl 1 I'.l. 17 fi'-OR SAI E Two thoupcnd LaCon'e p-?ar tren i' c:if and two years old: they will ?r-.)w i-j a:iy g'.ll and any cliaa'?; they be;in brariJi'j wr .i t' ree years old. and when k:x to e'itit yeir id Dar "ten to fliieen busels prr troc: I hart r trres on my farm, near Saeluvvillg, two ytarso d. doirg flrjfiy: send in yoor ordera eiry; .i lixer Jn March and April: teraij leascTjat'. 11 S äTTTTOW. fcheibyriRe, Ind. I.t ANNOUNCEMENTS. rpo MANUFACTURERS A rare opportunity for X purchase or Jtae for a term of years. The E. P. Feriy Lnmtxrr Coapany, ot MonUzne, Mutkecon t'ountv, M:cal?an, owns a Urre tbreptory building, 0x100 feet, well lighted, aha'tiaz and pulleys full ler.Rth, with eaeine-rooni f 0xi3 feet: ample boiler and engine: all ia pood repair; momy grounds; convenient for wt?r sh'.oment, and alto alcngside ('. and W. M. RAüroal trace. A d! re a, for price and terms, BOätP.T CA1TH-' Ni-jS,Agent. v THOSE potn? to Hot J?prlD?8for le trratnput of yrhiiiä, gieet, fcrofula. sua tl f uuneout or blood dif ca?cs, can be cured for one tnird tha cost cf such a t ip at the eld reliable f-tand. I hay been located here Tor twenty-three yeir? , and with tbe advantage of iopu&nd successful experience can wiirrart a cure In all cases, pcrmatorrnea aid lmrrtency, in all their stages, positively cured. Ofiice fcoun, S a. ra. to 9 p. im., U Virzin! avenue, Indianapolis. Pills fentwiti full directions at SI per box. DR. BENNETT, aucceor t Dr Fwincr. FINANCIAL,. M02JEY Al the lowest rate of lntere:. J. 7?. WILLIAMS & Co., 8 and 4 Vinton Biocfc. rpo LOAN We Lave $ö,uui to loan on Indian. J spoils real estate. II EN It V COE & CO . 1J Martindale BiocK. 3rjO LOAN Money with pnvieze or prepny1 meet: term reasonable. TH03 C. DAV A CO.. 73 fat Market street. Indianapolis. LOUT. T' 0?T A licht, filigree, allver brwoekt. brn J Pratt and Ohio tre, on UlinoL. Finder plea&e return to 415 North ILlnois atreet. 13 LOST Wednesday. March 13. a yellow tall pap: while Mrlped uose and four white feeL rewivTd of 8" will be paid for his return to Catv'ol Flntf l. 19t Wen Waf hlnatoTi tret. cltr. 10 i 8 TO LEASE. TO LEASE Hotel, with bar attacheJ: go-vl location rcf-r Union Depot; all fixtures fr tale. Address HOTEL, this once. rnariMiaeoii SECOND ORAM) EXCLUSION to Nw Orleans and the World' Fair. The Great Excan'oa Steamer BIG 8 ANDY will ieata Cincinnati Tuesday. March 2. at 5 p. m. iil remain in New Orleans six dty. Fare !T" for tha round trip, wLlcn iuci'ades U)ard In New Or'ean. Forroomt, write or telegraph C. M. HOLLO W a. V. Baperintendent U &ndy and l oerT Pacxet Co , Cincinnati, O.