Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 79, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 20 1885

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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Tlie Senate Indtfiolttly Postpones the Älctropolttau Police Bill. A Uiinconibe Lcctal&tlre Apportlcn meat Bill Introduced In the House. ThoKnishtatown Homo Bill Passes tho Senate, vlth Important Amendmonts. One of tno "Organs1' Attacks Representative Patten, the Sullivan County ütateaman, -And Ia Knocked Entirely Out of Time by Tbat'Dlatlngulahed Fencer "Ana Still Tbev Are Not Happy." T. H. Harrison, President of the IleneyoInt Iioards, occupied a f.at on the U't of Speaker Jeweit yesterday marninp;. Tke s-'enato yesterday indefinitely postponed further consideration of the bill concerning th reports of the Sapreme Court and using compensation for the nine. The (iovernor yesterday nppointed Jamea :3Iorria Thompson, of Crawiordsyille, Site Geologist to enccead I'rofecr John Collett. The present incQiubent'ij term expires April 2. The Governoi yesterday signed an act proTiding for the appointment of an additional member of the State Hoard cf Health. The Joard will no- consist of live members Instead of four. The Houso yesterday eusi ended the constitutional rule and pa'ied a bill appropriating fGO.OOO to defray the expenses of the oxtra tension. As the exrenses of the regular ieiou were afcont S'.xj.O'JO, the new appropriation looks ai tnougn the House was preparing for a forty days' ttsjion. The bill to appoint a ? -.ate Eoiler Inspector and fix the fee to be charged for the same, was referred to the Committee on Riqhti and Privileges, yesterday, with irstructlons tosoamond that the fee fjr the first Inacector shall be 3f2 instead c and f jr the r-icond $1 instead of ?1 ). representative Pendleton yesterday received a dispatch that Captain Tal bo tt, a brother of his wife, had just died in Colorado, and Mrs. Talbott would pass through Chicago to-day with the remains en route to Massachusetts for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton will meet Mrs. Talbott In Chicago, the House having excused him from attendance npon to days session for that purpose. Mr. Loyd's bill to prevent gaming at county fairs came up on a third reading yesterday afternoon. The bill includes a1! agricultural fairs, and makes a wholesale strlxe at all gambling devices which are so common on lair grounds, and which have become so oflensive to Intelligent and moral people who attend the fairs for legitimate purposes. The bill passed by a vote of fcl 10 o. The Metropolitan Police bill came ud in Ihe 8enate yesterday af terncon as the special order, and was the subject o! an animated and lengthy discussion. After considering its provisions for two hours tho bill was indefinitely postponed by a vote of üUtoll, a number of th9 Democrats voting wth the Pepublicans. This action of the Ssnate doubtless puts an end to all legislation npon this subject for the present session. The Evening Minute has a monopoly of the rumor that "a bill will be presented in the legislature in a day or t-o providing lor the purchase or erection of a suitab.o residence on North Meridian or Pennsvlv.ir.ia Etreet, for a Governor's residence." The Minute thinks "it would be in consonance w ith the dignity of the State that sacU provision for the Chief Executive 6hould be made." It is proper to add that the Minute Is not alone in hoidicg this opinion. Daring the difcusiicn on the bill to xe. qulre railroad companies to erect fences along their lines, Mr. Pittemore sent up a resolution, which was declared cut of order by the Speaker, and returned. The resold tion asked the members having railroad pacees to send them up to the desk of the cterk before voting upon the bill. The measure provides that all improve! lands, through which railroad tracks pass, shall be separated from the same by fences erected at the expense cf the companies. The bill passed by a vote of ( to u. Mr. Lojd'8 bill for the organizttioo. and support of the Knigh'stown Institution came up as the spec'a1 order yesterday morning, and under the cill of the previous question was put upon its passage. Mr. Loyd explained tho points cf diflerence between the nieas-nro und the bill pending ia the Senate. The latter fiiej the salaries of Trustees tt f'OO and traveling expenses, and under its provisions the Tmsteea may all bs selected from the tame political party. Tne House b'U makes the palaries. of the Trustees $100. 'tivs snlary of the Saperint3ndent 1.200 which is ?300 lees than at present), and ji:ekes the Board ot Trustees absolutely nonpartisan. The bill passed by a vote o! 87 Iheßenate yesterday afternoon passed the "Knipttstown Home bill after making some -very Ira portent amendments, gome of which were rejected in the House on Tuesday. The bill was amended so as to make a woman one of the Trustees; the Superintendent's salary was increased to $1.500 and the aalary of each Trustee to f50D. The Trustees were empowered to dismiss the Superintendent at their option, the words "for cause" being stricken out. With legard to the political complexion of the Trustees, it is provided that one stall be a Democrat aid one a Republican. The woman member of the board may be a Trohibitionist, a Greenbacker or a Alugjrnmp, according a3 ine uovernor may se fit to appoint. The House bin, reqniriug the teaching in itbe commcn schools of the effects of alcohol and other narroties npon thehnman system, is now in the hands of the Senate Committee on Education and will be reported to the Senate this morning, the majority of the committee favoring its indefinite postpoaexnent ard the minority its passage. Mrs. J. K. Nichol, Mrs. Wocd and Miss Kay were on tfca floor of the Senate yesterday in the interest of the measure. A portion of the opposition, at least, u said to bn based on the belief that seme publishing firm ia interested in iis passage, and 'or this reason a job is eaid to be in the bill. Parties interested in its pasge declare that no publishing co npany has fcten preferred, and that the boot, a ivert'sui b? circuJar which some of the meruberj have jeceivtd, h onlv ATt tisus3io of th . iubjtct and would Bot do f a -book in

the schools. A number of Senators yesterday presented petitions from their constituency asking for the passage of the bill. Representative Favre yesterdsy introduced an Apportionment bill, providing that the number of Senators shall be fixed at thirty and the representative at sixty. The bill was no donbt introduced f or political buccombe, and was met with a motion from lieprf jentative Gooding that it ba rejected. Upon calling the roll eeveral Democrats voted with the Republicans, and ths rcoticn was about to cirry, wnen enough nemters hangt il their votes to defeat it, and the bill was referred to the Committee on Apjorticnmcnt. The bill will, cf coirae, be defeated, but it would have Men discourteous to lejtct it withont reference, and upon this principle the Democrats voted epalCEt the motion to reject. MR, PATT0N AM) THE .rOPRNAL. Representative Patton. cf Snllivan Coaoty, yesterday rose to a question of personal iriviiege, and, holding n copy of the Jourml u!

yesterday in his hand, laid: I arise to a iKticnof personal privilege, Mr. pesker. I tail the atte.iliuu of trie Houso to an article in trie In lUuapolis Journal of tn! day. In its rerort of tri Hnuo tuat a per fays ttMt J nM ttJMt General Gartield tooic lo DerMr vith ieaorsl Rcerians Rt tfio tAttio ot t:.Mc:n iugv. I think that i a mU'ak.j. i t.;;vi- that 1 oatd no nih thine, it is h11 hu error in naWiiu mo inAto hi h a ita csnrat. Fur'.heronI am repjrtcl as iyir: tbat the (J. A. 1:. l.ij-- nf.i JciimtkI t!at !fnrrPy iIjm liar r-t i aton sol-iorn bo tnale of the KntR'iHtown In;ltut", an 1 i um f!i':tu"J a Mij lug trial tl.e r.opub.ina pirtywuen i: hrri ow r :r.tlo this move, ani t!iat whea hi:if faHJrnnt UHfi t'onnnHa'li'r tii chif of tho i. A. v. old lit t he i.iig Ut for t!ic midier. I mM tin; tifiurAl (.rnnt l!'l not ao for too loMier vi Pi a t wn !a tils iowcr ivluvi ho wn t ciuim-riOer lu rhi f cf th" -lIk,"--1 aui lu t nt Coninenlcr-in Chief of the U. A. V. I mid ye U rday, e.Tid I ay to-day, that no man ha a urcaP'f mihtry r iconl than iJineral (irant. I j'ot any oav v, i rl BiHlnt hh mllltarv rocorJ. As l'rcfict :it jinJ Cu.-mr mlcr-in t'nlcf of tu-: Army he v -to'l the Mil to e iual! 1 sol Hth houiitlc, rnt tiiat ia what 1 f il l. An l further tTiltiop rUcr.vn from (irnut (tfr. Itrownloe) is iiioted f.iii:n; that 1 cami tcr-3 froia the iit'tlo1 ( Ids to c'utle f-ol.Herv, I bjliove I a1 ud ach ti ins:, t i think ho Will l ur nv out it this. 1 1 .1 no' :r ore wnt! a;.t:it thr ho'dlcra. No man c :i jy tliat I oi.!. I was a :l.ller mv-olf laa'- of tne first t the vU to enll.it uii li'r theo'-' I rein.mber m isoi. when I onlis el h;r XL. I'uion, whoa I wvat oat to oM 'nrnj. -'ortnu, that newspaper ws e jpjnrtlaK accession. Kajln-i let tho to ith fro. When J tame hero oa my way to t;;ht, whan Jtrt fuüitcr w&i liret nou. wiici tha oM li'x, tho Journal w.ik alvoattas tho !iii!cacf tho lj:So:i, That is tho fame pper thPt utiii ua old nolJicis aaa a;o:atcd disloyalty. I would ULeforthe ucntlciacn of the pros to takodown my wordi a I s.iv t iom. I am not uffiuiiictfd with John C. New, nd holJ nop.-r-cnal acijira'.Et.icco wiih hla. However, W I livo h:r enough, 1 r.all have a personal acq iatntiuo wiui iuiii. I do not waat tlili Mr. New ti i s urrd at this remark. And as to (iirII ii he. is dcait. aud n a mm his nam Is deir i nrt cnly the licpublicati party, tut to alt. 11 it r.A to (jarii.'ld as a olUtr wo aro rharitabia aiv.ays nd let a man's evil deed r:o w ith hia ht h!s death. I aid not drag (iarlield'n nar.10 in horo. It was forre-d upon me. An atu-rapt wsima lito a ntvuTo the name of liarlieM u a soldier to that d ilai cork. 1 then sjoL.c I'lalnlv aud I sp2;t so of the It vine or dead. Mr. ADA5J8: I arLso to a point or ordar. I have sat hear and listened to the abuse of tho Illustrious dca t until 1 desire to hear it no longer. The KrKAKLK: I thiulc that th? gentleman (Mr. fatten) exceeds tho bound. Ho has a riht, m a privileve, to say that eertaia 6tatcnieuts are net true. I resr t to xnatc tnh point especially ocaiust the centieman as It mizht indicate that I ipoKC'dlrc'tlva;aint tili rlsht of defease. Mr. I'ATTKN : I ipeak in Justice to myaelf. I haTo teen attacked aud am here to defend myEeif. Itavo the right to defeud myself asalnst all attack. I do notice that I should stand here aDd be criticised with no word of reply. The Eentiemn (Mr. Adama) canhavethe tinoraffer iae. This article taya further: "Aman with no more tense of hontr than wantonly to attack the farao ol the patriotic dying and dead is unfit to i:iiBKTe with honest men. Sach a ms.n is fitted best to plunder the wounded and dead upon the t;eld of t attle, after a struggle In whloh ha was too dabtard.y to take part. He is tne Tnenadier of his day a buzzard among eagles. Ha is benei'h deserving to bs abufel. Away with him to the man who takes charge of carrion: he Is a stench iu the noi-trl a cf decency." f&urpore this artlrlo came from a man who acals In carrion, taken charge of by a man who knows more about carrion tt an anything ei?e. It cuts me to the quick to be wsailed cn my record as a soldier. I remember when the coantry was shaken the rooming we left for the held of the tiouth; the old eabin where I lay unconscious for sixteen days; the five years tbat I was engaged In defending the Hki:: when I wen; to the rinks with a broken arm. 1 guess I have said enough to b under-tool. Tbat Journal neweparerent oneof their creatures here, and for his slander 1 tiuk hiaiby the eiranl kicked birocnt. I lis my policy to kick thorn all out. As auch I shall treat them. And all of theca aro too cowardly to retent what I say they are too cowardly to rcK-nt it all and every one of thew. Thin, I believe, in all that 1 necessary for me to ay at this time. I believe I have made my remarks to they tan all be understood. IM1LWAY NEiWS. Earnings of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Loula and Chicago Road Inspection of tho Lionon Other Items. A master mechanic said yesterday tbat it would be some time yet before the electric headlight wa9 generally adopted for permanent use, owiDg to the enormous coot of equipping an engine with tbia rew though excellent contrkacce, at the present time, lie )a cf the opinion that tbe licht will be r-iuch cheaper in a few jears, ud no doabt te is right. Once more tbe trnth of that old "chastnut" tajing: "(Jo away from home to hear the ecws," is very fully demonstrated. An 3'asfern paper of recen date eives the wcld tbe information that Indianapolis scalpers are considered greater men than the $ 37 and festive local a.trentp. It also makes known the fact that the aforesaid ecents have bs?n trying tcr many moons to indace the scalpers to leave the city withont the ligfttest ?ucc8. If a man wants to get a "reD"' ia this city, aU be baa to do is to rent a littlo eichet and knife tickets. It is understood that President riwc CJc Deral Manager Carson aud other high officials cf the Monon will make an inspection cf that road during the coming month, and many chf Dj;es and improvements will be decided upon. Betterments will certainly ba made in the Air Line, 'or this is now regarded as one of the most important divisiors. Several new sleeping and chair cars, it is understood, vri 11 be operated between this city and Chicago: also new paslerper coaches and eneiues. Tho Air Line will make harp fight this summer for busiccis to Michigan points. TIG FOCZ XARMXCS. The"paeenger and freight business of the Cincinnati, Indiampolis, St L?iis and Chi cago Poad, both local and through, increases rapidly as the season advances. The Pi Four is at present hauling a considerable amount of merchandise and grain, and travel to ChicsKO was never heavier at this season of the ear. Mr. E. Y. 03borne, Treasurer cf this read, has just prepared the following compiratiye statement ot approximate earcIqcs for the tecond week; in Marcs, which certainly makes a very favorable showin 1-jTJ Actual. Approximate. From pe.'fcUEcrs From local frttsbt.... Krom forelRn freight , Krem line freight I rom express Trom ruai'.a ..31VU54 SJ ... 11.3S7 40 ... 15.6''. 6 ... SI 5 -J 92 i :iS ... 1...'5 SJ 1J617 H 15 640 0 4.0J7 9 1.275 CO 1.57$ 0J It.r.Ol 05 61.?27 21 ?VJj,4U Jl Tola! Mi Si9 U . 4-3.3! 'J li Adi total oi tl. i'iarter Total for two week SW'ii

A VIADUCT ANTED.

An Important Heells? of the .Southtide Yladnct Association. A 8pech by Hon. W, n. Engliah They Adopt Motions and Prepare a Petition to be Submitted to the Council. A large number of prominent citizens and members of the Boutoslde Viaduct Association aisemb.eu in tha Council Chamber yesterday afternoon to receive the report of the committee recently appointed to secure, If pois'ble, the palace cf a bill by the General the building Union tracks cro.lnir. The As?mbly providing lor of a viaduct over the at the Virginia avenue meeting was called to order by W. 11. Tucker, permanent Chairman, and the above mentioned committee reported ita inability to cet the aforesaid bill through the Legislature. Immediately upon the readirg of tho report, Hon. V. H English arc?r.rd made a brief epoech In which he taid it was not nectary that the Lftialatnre should a?t in . this matter. He was of tha opinion that the City Council had not acted rif ht or they wonld have taken steps looking to tLe erection of a viaduct long ajjo. It was an important improvement, anl there was enonr.h mcnoy in the City Treasury to build it, and also a suitable Uarket-house. The Tomlinton fnnd alone, he aald, could be used in const; miner this bnildicj, and the revenue alreedy derived from the ealoan tax should be expended in the erection of a viaduct. Not only the Southaide but the entire city would be bsnefitel by the same. Mr. English then moved trtt a committee be appointed to confer with the ralJrca Js ard s'e what tb"f would give In id of a viaduct on Virginia avenue. Adopted. The following were then iv rointed on this committee: John Civm, Hiram S:bert, Lorenz Schmidt, W. H Tucker. A V.. Johnson, W. Hill, Auguat Knhn and V. II. English. A motion v?aa tht-n mai-n asking that tho sinking fund kc set a'.ilo for the purpose id view. The motion wru a loptei afa r it h.vJ been amr-ndod by iv rinding the ealoon tax. The fcllowiri; petition, to whic!i tha sigu.i tnres cf everybody present were attached, wrs then pa.ed: "To hix Honor the Mayor, tha Common Crra cil and Heard cf Ald?rn:en of tae city cf rndianapollr. Gentlemen: 'The undersigned citizens and members f the rpouthiide Viaduct Association respectfully petiticn your honorable body whether a similar arrangement to tho one made in March, 1S7G, with the Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago llcRd as to the abannonment of HailrtT.d street, could not be ejected with tho Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago Kailrcad in regard to tha abandonment of Louisiana street from the west line of Alabama street cast to a point near and eaU of Dillon street, and IT said C, L, St. L. and C. could consolidate with or arrange and relay their track adjoining on the south to the tracks of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati end St. Loui3 Koad, and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis Koad from iome point near and west of the Michigan Roal, in the city cf Indianapolis. In the opiuioa cf your petitioners such a raeainre should be etlected, and h necessary as to future successful arrangements fn the building of viadocts leading to tbe south part of the city and across the railroad tracks. The south I art of the city is now virtually cut oil" from the north part by railroad tracks, and all citizens of Indianapolis, those from the north as well as those from the south part, are in danger cf losing their life whenever they are eciupelled to cross'said railroad tracks, and F4d darger grows from dy to day and from yt ar to jear, o that tho building of viadncts will be the only remedy for the safety of the c t'zens. In case your honorable body thculd find that the above-mentioned chaDges can and are to ba made, then you 9T respectfully asked to use all nec2saary efforts and means to procure the same without any further delay." The pftition will be pre ?nted to tho Council fcr their action at tha regular ineetiag, one Week from Moodav. OUAKITKI.V MEETING Of the Statu Board of Health The Secretary's Report. The State Beard of Hetl h held ita quarterly meeting yesterday In tbe ciSce of the Secretary. Drs. Lotnax and Partridge, the two old members cf the board, and Drs. Fritch and Seawrlght, the neit appointees, were present. I'rs. SeawrigM and I omax were classmates and graduated froa the same school of medicine, and yesterday was the first time that they had met in twenty ytars. The Cf eretary presented his report for the quarter ending with February, ehowIaghat the fcpalth throughout the State h8d t een remarkably good during the winter. A few isolate J casta cf smallpox had er cum d, but thev were coutrolled with ont difficulty. A sn'ous epidemic of diphtheria, res-nltins in 2 ! cises and nineteen dfRthf, had cccurred in Whitley County. The State has be?n reasonably free from zymotic diseases. In so.ne counties pneumonia artl rheumati5m hae been nnivertally preva'ent. In Tannelton. Lawrence County, aLd Waycetown, Montgomery County, there have been outbreaks of the typhoid fever, resulting from polluted water. The erienEC3 cf the Secretary's ot2ce W6re, dor'rg the quarter, $215 S3, exclusive of Jf.r 25 expenses of the Secretary as delegate to the Mational Sanitary Convention. After receiving the report cf the Secretary the board adjourned to meet April 1, by which tin e it is supposed the new members will J-.ive been appointed. Supreme Court Cases. The following decisions were rendered in the Supreme Court yesterday: 11.174. Catharine J. Walker, administratrix, vs. Moses Heller et al. Hancock C. C. Appeal dismissed. Mitchell. J. 11,370. Norman S. Wcodard et al. vs. Susan McLaen. Marshal C. C. Affirmed. Nib Jack, J. P2 072. Tbe State ex rel. Hord. Attorney fieneral, va. the Commissioners ot Wa?hintoTi County. Washington C. C. Affirmed. Howk. J. 11,U01. Peter ICuntz vs. Mahlon T. Sumpton, treasurer, etc. Randolph C. C. Rehearing giastcd. Zollars, C. J. The annuhl statement of the New Engend Mutual Life Insurance Company of T?rviirn ia wn'diw tVa attonrirtn nf 11 cuVin life insurance. Advice to Mothers. MUS. WTNiLOWB SOOTHING 8YEUr ihonld always te usc4 wh?n chUdren are cuttus tie IX it relives the lltüi rarerer at cace. it poascca natural. Qniet aleexN ty reliaviuj tie diid troi pais, tni tie Ilttia chernt awat? w "bricht u a juttsc' It li yery piewMct to tu'A It icctfic-s tie chtll, ?oftcn tie fur;, ai;and paia. rciiovte wir.d. rtiraitAS til hm4ü t-a tt tnawa reredr lor drrhena. waethei artila? frma teethfrg or other cas. Twsnty fire wn;t a

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KINDEU Mrs. Maria W. Klnir. at 5:S3 o eleck p. in.. Thursday, March 1?, m the eijaty fifth ytar of her awe. Notice of funeral hereafter. CRAFT Weflnesda. March is. William T. son of W. II. Craft, at;ed twenty-fix yr.. Funeral on Friday mornlm: at 10 o'clock, from 1C1 Park avenue. Burial private. C. K KllF.OKLO & W1IIT"ETT, Funeral Directors aud Embalmers, No. n North Delaware etreet. Telephone connection to office and residences. Carriages for Weldings aud Partie. -4 1 I r..;j t $ thiM AbsoItsto!y Pure. This powder never varies, a marvel cf purity rtrenpth and wholcromeutF, More oeouoTilc than the nrdinsry tludK, and can not bo fold in tompcutiou with tho multitude cf low tct, short vielcht, alum or phosphate powderü. Soldoaly In cans. Koyal Uaking I'owoxa Co., 1(X) Wall ttreet. New York. ÖÄRJEK8 Kittle i 3V iryia PRLS.' Pl-k rieadach and rcliera all thtronV.e3!ncTdent to a bilious Ftati of the pystcm, ench aa D.zrince.i, Nausea, Drowsicey.s Distress alter eating, i'aia in tha Side, While their moat reuark-ilaBüccc-sahaabccnEbowafacuricg Vf7 X.;:3 annoying coiciu;!, uuu iuij OUw wmlv. fc ldieonltiTHuf tho etoma'-h, atimulatd the liver ti.d refi-ulai the bowels, vcu IX ihey only cart $ L't Ache thry wrwM brt rdmot priceless to tho 9 vpfc3 eaßer from this distressing complaint ; but f ortatiately their rtodni;fc does notend here, andthosa who onco try them will Cnd these P.ttl'3 pilla valuable la no muny way5 thatthey will not bj wiping co without theiu. Dütultcr all eick heal Is thebane of pi many lives that here la whrr Make oiur great boost. Our pills euro it whila ethers do cot, ' Carter's Littlo lim Pills are very raauana very eaay to take. Ona or two pills mak3 a dose. Th y are etrietl7 yegetabla and do not gripe ot pun:e, but by their gentlo action pleaw all who nse'thenx. la vials at 25 cents; five for tU 'OQi I) j drucgista everywhere, cr pent by ma;L ' w CAKTEß BIEDICINB CO., 2 If.vr VU Ciwi 1VH0A! JANUARY! Uli 4 - v .-. Removal of the Old Established Harness Shop of TO fa fiFoitlYotli Kf vA 71 Pf P.iTirf S With the Largest Block of Harne, Horse Blankets clothlne, Kobe?, etc., ever shown In the State. J-.icKBUt Koons and tlesant Gools. Ctniinit I.oi cr fmc'l, OfT-uie Preath, Df-a?us, Hir Fever, Couch, Sore Throat, Pronrtiti, acl Inrliient Consumption, pr oanLÜT eurl, though the botis or the noe bae Income af(dcted. No Iouche., nuff. Washe. Iohalera or Atomlter earl. The treatm-ut is j !aiit, ani the oo! ralical cure eer dlrerf-l for Catirrh. Fa.'h ease r.a the lirx-t attention of, and all corn-;irtnili-Dre aubwre.1 perwtiallybT.a j hTHcian who ba niaJe thi. .iiea-a r' tulv for t.-eotv var. A trial itleonviuc ihr uwt io.-rfluloo of the efficacy of U.i treavaieai. Svtii kr cxi'luaiorv 1 1 ..; aul t'-rim. Jkdjr' l)It. F. I.LI A MXON, Ju'ention U.i rsI'"'"-l 41 S Centr LoutsTltle. Ky. JOHN EDWARDS, BILL POSTER. One Hundred Larce Stands. 200 3-Sheet Boards. ; , , , ,, r. t ÜSfl CjUlftillSJ til ß ftltß HCÜffi FfiHC? ; . i orritjfc--stittrei Oäci,

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Dickt ou's Grand Opeta-IIousc u6iY.TrFSt)iT,'.Vri)XKS- irrh Ol ')( L'IV M(;hTSaid jiATlaafe, Will Iii iO, L) id, ABBOTT Sill 1 f iui Q AEBOTr, TtKi.UNI. ANN 4D K I.K. HTNDt.K, CAS1LK, KAHI'.INI, TA C . 1.1 A Iii" t" K ,'' S F.l.L, BKODhKJCK, aLLüN.WAKD, (iül. TOM . iL OllND OHOUUS ASt OKUMMlttV II EPEI1TO i: Y : 1IONDAY, liarch 23-KMMA AiiBOTfÖ Lutixt öueeee, LA TRAVIAVA--(Cainiil9.) Abbo'.t C.stle Taill.'i ril: . ..fiinJle . Area TUf SDaY THRi'K 1'IUMK DOS.VZ: MIO RON. ABBOTT IiEM.tM VNN ANDALK A1SÜ, C'AäTLK, HUOüMÜICK, AhLKN. EDNLjDAY at 2 MATINEE t IVpnldr Prices. HSAUT AND HAND. In which TAG I.l Al'lKin p:ohm in hls (irc.it liole of Du tiCttAu, with jlne Co:npauy. ''PN!.i).Y Nir,Iir-nrtTiine!n Indianapolis ui !:c m lM'i. Mus.' work, BÜAIIUAMIDAJ. AIK1T. ii (rem of Üibvlou, ANN IKDALI. 1 A LMM, UKoLUiaiCi;, ALLES, s )!!. i .m ;; o) Vau i ofa Chairs, Jl.tO; r.ir jLcti-, tl.'.:-; l'Kr'iuctteau 1 iJrots ClniJ, Jl. OKB Vv'Ecli citliY il AUCH 231. Die ttinf rry f f t'rj5 KJnisy. ! pfteit'iit ot the Werhlr. rintvnttl HGLLYWOGO JltVEtilLL OPERA CQMPAHY in Tin: r.u. si t.ctacu-, ISA HY CJlA,p j ,.S1TK !Hf!.C, only 5 yt ;irof eKC.tili.ol lot Iii1'' r6lf Ke.ns the as t..'t!f ifll'i. l'i: " o. l'rniiout.tt'i ly tl.e Tm an 1 l all e to t-; th. triHtut i'l...a - i :.:. ihi An -Ki'i iiie. Kii;ottfl by ä Mrct ,: Lcr.-i anv of w -il knu va Hilei. i.rol: st Wo t.ricffi! AdTi.ls.sion , lic: rrved t( ats. l 0 und ".('fc tstra. tcu'.e nu pale at the I ca oit'.ce . SN Tfcurfilfly, r;dr tnd btnrJay, and Katurdiy ttaticct', Match 11, -0 and 1, the cjsiciians, KCBSOW & ORANE ! And their Excellent Comedy Company. TO NTG I IT I Braiford's New Cotao ly, T32I3 OII33riTJ33S. SATURDAY KYENING-HOIL-OS Ai CRANE'S ClMPROV3D) BOARDING HOUSE. fe AT L F D A Y- O l U I i A C 1 1 F LO U S - M ATI N EE, cpQlar Trices 15, 25, to, TOcand Jl. Monday, Tieday ar.d Wcdnewtav, March 2:1, 21, and 2b KM MA ABEOTT Grand KiiRlish Optra Company. MERIDIAN RINK! 114 irorth Pennsylvania 3t. POLO ! POLO ! First Game of thecrie-. HALCYONS m 3IEttUIANS. SATDRDAL EYENLVd, MARCH ;it. AmilSSlOX 1 Cent. WIG WAS! Rl N C SESSIONS: Morning, A f'.erncon aud Ereuin. Music Every Zvcnins and Wednesday and Suirday Afternoon. Bo. Admission 10 cents. COLLEGE AVEHU PIUDAY EVENING, M lF.'ni JO, FOl.O! POi.O! TJnymaters vs. Oollrae A.vodup. Music every evening and Saturday afternoon. - In Shc:p, Russia and Turkey Bindings. i 'V... I t J Webster. rnabridav-l Pii tin:trv is pnrp!i'1,at a 8m ill al Utioüid co-t, with DUN IM; 'S PATENT REFERENCE INDEX. 'The preato.-t irr.provf mnt in bvk-rriakim; ttiat hü tx-on inuie in a bunlrl years." TUB STANDARD. JTi TWrhster it has 118,000 IVord. XStjJtm nooo KiicrraviiiRS, and a New ISiogTaphital lictimary. FStJf Tl Stan-'UrJ in (Jov't Prirticp OfÜce. JL S2.000 ropi ? in PuMic Schools. Sale SO to 1 of any other $erio?. B"!CCrJlfli'it.niri1ioa Familv intf lligrnt. 4tS JL lS"t help for s'rilOLAIt.S, v TKACIIl'llS and SCHOOLS. Standard Authority with the V. S. Supreme Tourt. P..oT.mon lod l y tho State Sup'tsof Schools iu 3GStat.,Jk t y50 College l'rea't. C. & C. KERRIAM & CO-.TuVrsSrincriclJ, Mas?. Hl WHEAT POWDER. PURE and WHOLESOME. It contains no injrtriorca inoTe.lienta. It if .iv-f no d":t-tcrnTis Ptil-tan-- In thhr""! "1 . a'i füre b'nj'e Creua cX Tarux uüd Aluxa a.ra ti-. It re?tcr? to th finir th t'ATy lnrriai.tcoa-Et.tut-ntA r'jifte.l in the bran f U. vh-at. ll iiihkHA a l-tt-r ami lighter Lir.c'ib Lia any HARUM KÄLSFLGSGH'S S0H3, r.biisca:s:-j. 53 fulton st., n. y. For sale by all leading Grocers,

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A ÜTIFICIAI. T MKT II WITHOUT -V PLATi:, At rc1 lat NVashiutcu it;c-:t. r.c.'ercncos gtr n to wirtlo vmrm; thvr.. "1 ALLAliy'ö ll'i-Ul.AK Order from c:,urfv.r?, resUr.-.:-. InrtL.s. i .o nl. hni A'.tjiiiuitis ro.u.- r-r) t y -. .,..'1, C:ea::iTy. l'JN,n:i D.su-Hr. Tf "erhotr. i 4'1'. QA;tLC A ."jt.t.Lv. WGMA ' IV.' . ln;t' -),i t yy i: n t i si . T. PAIvSONS, VA . Ws..t Wmhlnto-i Sir.ct. oVKit N'liWS llll-K.U JH'i. jqj C. oTEVEN-' iVl:V WALL FAI'aR ZriAVil iioua, ii i:t Ohio street, I-aJ!i.C(i,'i,:'.i.. Oil-CloUm, Kav: u:Z Ma".-. Sjv rts.: Celles in rVi-jdow bhadis t-nd lotorio: ircTt'.or. B i KNX-;o, dAlULfi3, ETO, AO J-AtCVT.cTli. SI 1 t 'c',;rl i-l. ard V. I t W nn. .-t. lr: und lit for.lh lVnncTlvU itrcct. nriiii!'1; ( :ikm? ::. :üv v - v,.m:ss r ; .ly re;'Vr rvi'liea c'oir. u.j Us' d:-cc.-...-, fti".:. :.tl",ucr., yi; :;s xv.i vnokc soo-V c? ( vo'7 r -itrr... ( u ar.'l it c:',crT kil loviv ne- tiy c:.a;-i at :0 carjt Will Co fi.-?.i-c-'uiti weit for Z33.;;r ,?4T? rrr nrorfl nf tho r.ind ii tc.-'.v.':. t:!Ai-I f .. UiPt-.v:-. Wiaca 2vt-FE AND XNi'KAL CiDNTK AtJVC L r.ooni VI Taorrc JJlorv, Jr.avr..-o.:a. T CRAWLS, V . UKNTIS't. 6 Clayyvool UlocX, opposite Eatcs IIcuw. Kpvcial attention given to the pr acrvatinn cl fit natural ti:th. Frk-co rtasonabio. WANTED. LOäT Any article of value, not exceeding three lines inserted two times FREE. Cndtr the head "ituatioa Wanted." lour line or lesF, InFerled FRFE. WANTKD Position to vow in family, by yonntr lady. Ca;l or addret -J Vfcst ew Yorfc Etrtct. 1 ANTF.D A i.lsec for ran anl wife on farvi VV or as gardener. Adares. oOl Yir'inia avt r.ue. li WANTED By an experienced dresinkir, Vt sew in 1 ami 1U-. cU oa or aJJre-o C17 V.f st MichRan Etreet. WAN'IKD TAlLOlt A good cot makf-r; sicady work the year rouai. AildrefsD, BOl. AND, Keyisour. Ind. 1? TT ANTED Situation By an experienced cc? VV packer ana candlcr. Address GEüitüE N. I10LME8. Indianayolig. Ind. WANTED A situation at tile ditching by an experienced ditcher of twenty years. Address A. i. 1UNKLE, Greenwood, Intl 17 WANTED Gardener and ponltiy fancier, ith pome means, to join owner of small place ncarttc city. Address C. C, Stfutlneloflicc. 1 2 WANTED A Eituatioa as dru cier'i ty a re;Lftered iharrr.ac -n-t of cwfi years' pr. rtieal exp tience. AedubS K. G. Wit AY, 41 Eat avenue. Cincinnati, O. WANTED Gardener t t'takc Email place, on share and board owner, jufct cut of city; rritt fnrnifh team : Gerwau preferred. Ad lres HANCK, Eenticel Otl'.ce. l?-2 FOR SALE. tf OR SALE One fine drall RUllion. RARSTON J & CO. S FOR SALE Small stock of groceries and flxtnrft in good location. Address 1-0 Col tctia aveuce ll ö T70R SAIj:-Cheap to Carpenters-TOI Ret of 1? 6fcelvins and Drewer, conta'.n'n- tio it :.ai ftct of lumber or more. ü. 1 v. .MACK. 21 m ashinj:toa Hrect. li ;OR SALE-BUSINESS CHANCES - Furniftre " of St. Gecrtre Hotel, at CarHnTille. Ml . f ir K"te or exrhT?e; value. JA-oO: e No. 1 hoi-l c'.tv'. Addrcy ST. GEORGE 1101 EL. CarMnvl 1 , 11 , 17 FOR SALE Two thousand I.Cor.t2 p ir trei one and two years old; they-!!! amw iu f.; y oll and tny climate; they Lee in beaitrg w i ;hrce years old, and when six to ctget 3er o 1 tKar ten to fifteen bushels pr tree; I hae '0 trr es on my farm, near ghelbyville, two year. old, doing finely; send la your orders eriy: will d llrer In March and April; tercia reasonable. B. 8 BUTTON. fchelbyvUla, Ind. 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO MANUFACTURERS A rare opportunity lor purchase or lease for a term of ye.irs. The E. 1. Ferry Lumber Company, of Moutaiu, Mutkegon County, Michigan, owns a larze thrtestory building, 50x100 feet, well lisrhted. sha'ticz and pulleys full length, with enscine-room tOxiO feet; ample boiler and engine; ail In pool repair; rcomy grounds; convenient for water shipment, and alM) alongside C. and W. M. Railroad true. AridrefS, for price and terms, KOKLKT CA1THNLSS, Agent 7 THOSE going to Hot 2?rrlnR8lor the treatmet. of nyphilip, gleet, f crofula, aud ail cutaneoua or blood diveafes, can be cared for one third the cost of such a Mp at the old reliable Etand. I have been located here for twenty-three year?, and with the advantage of lone and Bucceful exp r'ence I can warrant a cure In all caea Sperma crrhf-a el a im potency, in au their stages. r-oii:veiy cured. OtSce boar. 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.t 4 2 Vlrzinl evenue, IndIanarolis. 1111s pent witn full directions at Jl per box. DR. BENNETT, success to Dr Fwlne. "INANOIAL. MONKY At the lowest rate of Interest. J. v. WILLIAMS A C 8 and 4 Vintcn Klcwt. f PO LOAN We have ?5.'00 to loaa ou lni:ni X sr-olls real estate. HENRY COE k CO IS i azaruuaae t.;ocs. TO LOAN Money W.th prureee or prenay-tneLt-terme reaironabie. TllGä. C DAY A CO.. 73 Eut Harkfct street, Indlai.arilLOST, LOST-A Ii2ht, filieree. lilver brr-cl-t, btwon Pratt and Ohln Ktre, on Ilünoi. Finder plcefce return to 413 North Il.mola atreet, 13 I- OST einf fday. March 13. a yellow bull pop; l whi;e Etrlped noe and four wnite f ?ct. a reward of iS will be paid for his return to Cancel Hotel, l'Jl West Waihingtoa Hreet. city. 15 Best Boiler Scale Purgative. TO TRY IT IS TO USE NO Oil! Eli. J. T. blIILTGES& I'Ksr. Ortic-Sl Tllorpalttoflt, Individual, County or ötate iLjoto: Diauu t .re for sale. 1 uk 6i:T:"K. to'.'cr use? ti'J af.R'.e.