Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 79, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1885 — Page 8

,nnrTOjHrÄiiüLis daily sentinel huday moening march 20 1885.

it m w store i:3TA J3 LIO IIED 1S&S4 linen Goods Department. 7c liavo sow In stock a full lino of Good, Honest F.lado PÖRE LIII GODBS,

-L3Tnblinps Napkin?, Towc;ls, Crashes, Sideboard Scarfs, h plash ers, Etc., JKtc. Wo call special attention to our German Iinons.whioh wcah ana iron very satis faotorily. Oar Tablo LiEcrr.in ast3 to match, aiovery choice V.7o also havo many Iiincn Ooodt, in Fancy lit?lea aiid Colorings, th&t aro rsally beautiful ana very desiroble. Our customers will find many Extr a Pino QualUy Linens m cur Uopartiaciit this scasos. Prices Always Jifplaia Fipres. PETWSBlSSETT&BO JOS. A. MOORE, 84 r. Harket Gr., Indianapolis, Ind Inter cist allowed on deposits, In Eras cf S3 aud Money to Locn on Improved City and Farm Property In Indiina and Ohio. City, County and Town Londs, aud Purchad Sor.ey Nute, bought and eold. Ho loftus made except auch as are secured by r?i dcrtgsiA on ro&l estate, vita a larue margin of eecurity, or by collateral kaviu a inarJt.it Yalcc. Foreign Exchang? for t&lo on all parts of the World. A. 200 PIECES Dress Ginghams. "Hew and Soloot Stylea " CORSETS. Best Fitting Mates. Our Sl.oo ALL-WOOL JERSEYS. Fresh Lot Just Id. A. DICKSON & CO., TTCEA.DIB PALACE. rath FIUDAY, MARCH 20. OFFICEi 71 and 73 Wet Market Street. SENTINEL TEiEPnOXE CALLS. Csii!3fM Office 104 I Editorial Kooms 291 HE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate tbe throng from the fvjrtiweat-who will des ire to read their faTrortt home paper while attending the "Wcrld'a Exposition," tha Sentinel ha3 bwa plsced on sale In New Orleans at George F. v? taiton & Bro's, rsfo. 5 CaLrcndelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned eld paper tzr ealo it th'j ciSce at only 40 centa per hundred. CITY FX BIUEF. In the Federal Court yesterday T. C. Gardner was trivea four months In iall, and Arthur L. Blue was given & new trial. Franz: Ilartcer, one of the vagrants who escaped from tha new addition to the jail Quite recently, was captured yesterday by 1'atrclman Slate. Inward Bond, who was tatea to the Insane Hospital some three weeks ago, diel yesterday. He h3d been a car inspector at the Bee Line Shops for many years. "William Craft, a well knon young man, ton of Captain Harry Craft, died at the residence of his brother on Park avenue yest?riay. lie fcaa been ia bad health for the past year. "William Vront, arrested on a charge of embezzling -S0.from tha firm of Cleveland A: Adams, has been released on his own recognizance and it is understood that the los has been rxsada gord. Thomas Shen, an employe of the Fan Handle Shops, residing at l;S Meek street, bad his left foot crushed yesterday by th9 falling of a rail. He was taken home in Fhtnner fc Hommown's ambulance. Tre book in which Le HeashaTr kspt his accounts with tha night printers, an account of the loss of wbich by a cur fiog waj given in yesterday's Santmel, was found yteM.iy p.crniog, about 1 o'clock, in the Circle. The dep has been discharged without recom Mtndation, and it is predicted by hi3 friends that unless he reforms soon he is destined to become a vagrant and a charge on the town. Suspended for Thirty Days. The Police Commissioners met last night in special Eeesicn and suspended Merchant Xclicec&a Th03, Kingsbury Ig: thiitü;?,

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Cfcrffs wre preferred tc'inst Klrusbarc by bam Deocin, ho claims that oa March 4 tie tüicjr tccd in front ol hii aalcon on et Wstbirgton itreet and watched tw3 r trties ?lcg each other without attempting to interfere cr mak an arrest. Oae cf tb witdowB in DenLin'a place wai broken dar ing the ic!f e. AMUSEMENTS. '

r.Cl.'On A (RAM AT THK (JRANP. A lr,?e, .'shiocabie ond delighted audittie rrceUd ths return of thoee popular crmtcfar.p, Hob on .v Crane, at the 9rahd Or era J'ouie lat night. They cam? forward it) the familiar, but nlwajs funny and jcjsb'e cou fdy, "Sharps an ruts." The pe rfcrxrance went with & roar from the first, f Tf ry part bf ins excellently played. As we have before remarked, th5 comedians are especially f.tted by nature, for the leading rolep, end the inimitable humor and drollery with which their every word and action abounds puts them at once en rapport with tbeir audience. As "Cutter Bnarp." the rcan of nerve, stock exchange broker, etc., L'r. Bobssn ia tiro ply inimitabla. His every word, lcok and action is as ori?ind as it is ccmlcal. while ll'tre h a thoroughness of rr.e tbed aDd canjcitnticns tr?atrcp.r.t ia all Ibat le dees that bespeaks the artist. His parlner, Mr. Crane, as "Dallstone Fiat." ex parEon, bull, bf ar and blood, although the opposite in methods, is none the less an artist. Ue ih, perhaps, the best lowcomedian on the American etae to day, his humor beiDg of the ucctious kind that keeps an audience in the throes of laughter ail the time he holds the stage. Their supporting company i3 a thoroughly campetent one. Mr. Charles S. Dickson as "Captain Eyerton" invested tho role with a manly dignity and grace, and spofce his lines naturally, neither overacting nor playing with too much reserve, as have some of his predeceisors. 31 r. W. G. Beach was satisfactory as "Bev. Percy Gosling," though be t bowed a slight tendency at times to read his lines in a declamatory manner that might le advantageously orercome. Mr. Ogden'a "John Pemoerton" was well done, as were also all the minor mals partJ. Mm Hs die Bif-'ftlow lookfd and acted the prt of Marina" very cleverly, while M:?3 Flora May Henry, in tbn dashing and, therefore, somewhat difficult role of "ilr?. Lydia Loundes," added to an attractive eta?e presence a pleading personality and artiatic thoroughness that was as charming as it w3 catnral. Thi- young lady is lapldly c'.icibins; the histrionic ladder, and her many frienda here will watch her career with unabated interest. Miss Mirgarite Pierce made a pleasing "Ne.lie," while Mr?. Georgia Dickson wa3 a typical "Mrs. Flat." To n'ght tfce comedians will be seen in their funntest comedy, "The Chernbs," in which they personate the twin brothers, Phidias" and Vankyke." The performance will be preceded by the charming one act comedietta, "Fccle'e WilL" Saturday matinee, "Our Bachelors," and Saturday nipht, 4,BoarbiDg Honte." The entire series of performances are for the benefit of the Indianapolis Light Infantry, and should be largely patronized. NOTES. Gcod business rules at the Zw, where the Leonzo Bros, are appearing in "Do Spy." The nolllwood Juvenile Opera Company will be at English's Opera Housj all next week, playing at cheap prices. The Dime Museum was again largely pat rcnized yesterday afternoon and lsst night. To morrow will be "children's day." Mr. Harry Clapham, Jr., representing that popular organization, Birlow & Wilson's Minstrels, is in the city. His troupe gives a single performance at the Grand Opera Bcnie on Thnrsday evening of next week, and a packed house is a foregone conclr.?it n. The lale of ceats for the Abbott Opera seascu has been very large, and the engagement promises to be tbe event of the seasoa. iVcLday evening "Traviata" will be given: Tuesday, "Minon;" Wednesday matinee, "Heart and Hand," and Wednesday even irg, "Semiramide." The charming emotional actress, Bhea, will appear at Dickon's Opera Hon9e Friilay and Saturday, next week. In two new plays "The American Countess" and ' Arcadia, or a Dangerous Game," both of which lave made a genuine 'success in the Eastern cities. Rhea comes with a new and very powerful company, and will, no doubt, b enihoRiastically received by oar b?st people. Her manegar. Mr. James W. Morliffey, ar d Lis assistant, Mr. Ed. Stone, are now in the city. Indiana Inventors. A weekly list of United States patents issr.ed to the invents ef Indiana for the week ending March is. lSö, and each patent in tbe list will ber that date. Reported expreesly for the Indianapoiia Daily Sentinel, by A. fl. Evans Co., American and foreign ualent solicitors, Washington, D. C. Charge for obtaining a patent, -3. A CDpy cf the patent laws sent free on application. J. H. Bock, New Castle, press. William Diatrond. Huntington, ice toug?. D. A. Foster. Dublin, step ladder. Joseph Frenier, La Porte, wheel. J. K. Gatbright, Jenersonville, combined train ond oil car. W. F. Jclian, Medora, car conpiing. Norman Knacb, Princeton, fence. N. T. Kemy, Milton, cord holder for griin binders R. M. Kiner. Hlcrmond, clothes oonnder. Robert St. Clair, YeedeisourK, tide bar for bnsrgies. II. C. Williamson, Michigan City, grate. An Insane Man at Large. A colored man by the name of John Diy, sent to the Insane Hospital some time ago from Jefferson County, was pronounced incurable a couple of weeks since, and an officer from Madison arrived in the city yesterday to take him home. When they arrived at the Union Dapot the t officer '.eft Day etanding in the waiticg room while he went out to purchase tickets. When he returned Day was gone. The police were noticed, but at las accounts the man was still at large. Y. M. C. A. Notes. Special gospel services are still held every night at the Y. M. C. A. rooms, commencing at 7 :."0 o'clock. On Saturday night, March 1, Rev. George Becth, of the Sixth Presoyterian Church, will srive an illustrated lecture, entitled "The Tea Virgins," nsina: six large paintines, five by seven feet, in Y. M. C. A. Hall. The admi?sioa will be free to all. No ticket required. Fletcher-Homeland Nuptial3. L. W. Fletcher and Miss Emma B. Homeland were married yesterday afternoon at the residence ot William M. Blake, 027 North Tennessee street, Pev. J. A. Bondthaler officiating. The bridal couple left for the South last evening and will be absent eeveral TJeeks,

COURT.HOUSE LOCALS. John Euaey öuee for Divorce From Mary E. Euaey Mary Duffay'a Claim Ag&lnet the Receiver cf Harrison's Bank Notes.

Join Hewett was given thirty diys in jail for petit larceny by Jcde Norton yesterday. The damage euit of Robert L. Worrell vs. The I. acd St. L Road, was yesterday c5isnr.ssed in Room 2. Fred Bcettchr has filed suit against Hah Gcudy, to replevy a horse and wagon valued at f 4(0. Dam.d is made for $100 for unlawful detention. New trial h; b?er. refesei by Judge H nra in the tuitot Nettie Young vs. The C.ntinsr tal Life Insurance Company, and ju lament given the plaintii for f 1 072. Louisa Girt. n las been given judgment egalctt Charles Girton for -14S, a new tval having been refnsed by Judge Howe. Tais wps the f uit to recover the value of a hac . Fannie Lee wa pit on trial yesterday in the Criminal Court for petit larceny. Sue is tbe colored woman charged with the theft of tubs from a patty on Massachusetts avenue. The trial of May M. Eiton vs. the C, H. and I. Head, for f 1,000 damages, was put on trial before a jary in Room 1 yesterday. Plaintiff BUes to recover damages tor being put oil a train some two or three years ago. The case has been on the docket for a long time. Tbe Auditor desires to call the attention of all persons having deeds to real estate to the necertity of having tin ir deeds recorded on or before the last day of March, to have the property appear in their names for the ereuing year. The transfer book will clois March ol. Mary S.Denker asks for a divorce from Christian Denker. Tfiey were married in August, 1SS3. Sne charr,e3 defendant with cruelly treating bfr, threatening to cut hr threat and kiil her. On tha ol of Jauuary last he assaulted her with a hammer and s.he was compelled to eo to h?r mother's boirefor protection. Defendant is a nonresident atd waj last heard from in Cincinnati. The suit of James H. Pritchard vs. Linra Spraguo is on trial before a iury in Room 2. Plaintiff Is suing for $100 attorney's fees, for services rendered. He alleges that be ected as attorney in some transactions involving the collection of assigned accounts, jodgments, etc., and the title to real estate sold by tke Sheriff. This was cont'nued for four veare, acd the services havn never been paid for. In the suit of the Sia'e ex rel. v. the Board of Commissioners of Yashington County tbe Supreme Court yesterday ruled that where tbe State becomes suitor it is a much bound by tha laws of the land, by the rules of pleading and by decisions and judgments of courts, inferior or superior, as any other tuitor. In this casa the result is that the Attorney General must pay the costs, ot course, having recourse agaiüst the .tate for reimbursement. JohnEneey yesterday filed suit for divorce from Mary Elizabeth Eufey. They were ' 1 i . r r - i . lUBirieu m .Mjyenioer, i5i5. jouq cnarges that his wife Las neglected her household duties, acd has gone away from home. leavitg her children alone. The childrea are to email that they need epscial care, and on. one occasion ts hen she eo left them they set lire to the house and came near burning it down. He also carged her with adultery with Louis Schaffner, who was arrested at plaintiff s intauce last Saturday night on a charge cf trespass. Plain till ass. for the custody of the children. He is an engineer by trade, and lives at 4" Brooksid9 avenue. The intervening petition of Julia Duffey, in the Harrison's Bank receivership, was heard yesterday by Judge Walker and taken ui:der advisement. FJaintifTa petition showed that the had leaned $1.000 to the Harrisons, to be invested for her ia real es'ate. This was done, and several arraDg8ments were made in after Tears resulting in transfers of the property because of unproductiveness. A final arrangement was made, and pending the investment of the money the bank went nto the hands of a receiver. Plaintiff seeks to recover her money wiih interest, claiming it was not a part cf tbe bank's funds. She s a soldier's widow, drawing a pension, and n living somewhere in one of the Western States. Thomas W. Bullitt, of Louisville, Ky., has begun suit in the Federal Court for the Southwestern Contract and Construction Company against the city of New Albany for an injunction against the municipal officers .ot the city to keep them from interfering wilh the delivery of "bonds amounting to $2o0,cro to the p'laintiff, to whom they hal been ssigned by the company, which is buildin. the bridge acroe? the Ohio between Louisville and New Albany. The latter city cnaranteed tbe pavaient of the bonds in ; JSsl, and tbey were placed in tbe hands of John A. Butler and W. C. DePauw, who were to turn them over as the work progressed. A few weeks ago the Common Council, by resolution, directed the trustees not to turn over the bonds, thus indicating that payment will be contested on the eroTJi" of alleged irregularity in making i he uaantee, and the present proceeding? aie to prvent any interference ot this kind. Speaker Jewett represents the city of New Albany, and will probably demur to tlis complaint, alleging want of jurisdiction. Local Courts. lUriKIOB COCET. Room No. 1 Hon. N. B. Taylor, Jadga. IeaacL. Franklin vsTheo Tfatllin & Co. Account. Taken under advisement. May M. Eaton vs. The C, H. and I. Railway Company. Damage?. On trial by jury. Room 2. Hon. D. W. Howe, Jude, Aaron I. Mossier vs. Lieb;rmau L Mosslsr. To quiet title. Ii;cree for plaintiff. Nettie Young vs. Continental Life Instance Company. New trial refused, and ju izm nient for $1,072. ! Louisa (Jirton vs Charles Girton. New j trial refosed, and judgment for $ll K .N. Lamb, receiver, vs. I). L. ötout et al. Note. Dismissed. James H. 1'rUchard vs. Laura Sprague. For attorney's fees. On trial by jury. KobertMorrell et al. V3. Indianapolis and St. Louis Railway Company. Damages. 0;smiied. Koora 3. Hon. Lewis 0. Walker, Jii3ge. John B. Martin vs. T. W. Watts et al. To j quiet title. Dismitsed. Alfred Harrison vs. j. c b. iiarri?on. Petition of Jnli;t Daffey. t'nder advisement. CRIMINAL COUET. Hon. Fierce Norton, Jnd(te. Stat e vs. John Hewitt. Sent to iail for thirty days. Petit larceny. State vs. Fannie Lee. Petit larceny. On J trial by jury.

Notice Architect!, ILillder ami Contractor Are requested to call and examine the Urre line ol buildlDj iratcrial. rontlstloi; ol hardware. Dror. Easb, Blinrta, Glass, FalnU, etc , at 6 East Washington street. VAJF.N vt NEW. Estimates piven at lowest market rate. Ask for tfccir illustrated catalogue ot 250 pages, II you bare cot received It. No cbarge.

TAILORING iffitS k CO, SI'KIXG aud SUMMER IMPORTATIONS open aud ready for inspection. Our stock of Cloths and Suitings is the largest in the State, and varied to suit the tastes and dem and 3 of t very one. We use only the Best Trimming?, have only the Best Sewing Tailors, and our Cutter is one of the Beit in the West. We propose to do nothing but firs-t class vork, and our prices for quality of work turned out are the lowest ever offered in this city. L.eave your orders early before the rush cDmrucnccs. L. I. AIRES & EW EHGUMD MUTUAL Life Insurance Company, BOSTON, 21 ASS. Statement cf Business for 1881. AMetn mi;,sii,ü;i öl RECEIPTS. For Premiums 57,003,(57 4S For Interest, Kents, and Profit and Ldrs less Taxes 2-,4C3 "20 2,837,00 CS 8ül!,Ül3,T;i 10 DISBl KSEMENTS. Death Claims 11,075,320 CO Bfntured and Discounted J ndowmcnts . 313,617 CO Cacrelcdand turrendcred Policies 52,42 S Distribution ol Surplus... 5;iV2.- 71 Totsl paid to Policyholders... ..t 2,176.801 51 Amount paid lor Commiffocs to Agents, balaric?, Jiedical Fees, AdTertllnj:, Printing, Stationery, and all other incidental expenses at the Dome otlice and at Agencies 0:7017 Interest 11,123 S 2.5-J8.105 03 lil7,0!5,.";7 lo riiitiLiriK'. Kteerve st 4 per cent tll.SO.'.ltl 11 balance Pittributions unpaid 97,143 02 Death acd Endowment Claim! unpaid.. 92.012 0 Balance Supen?;e Acc't... OJ Due Irom tne Comrany to Agent? ",414 31 H.7C0.116 37 Surplup, Mass. Standard, 4 5'i,::?5,-150 7.' Special attention i? called to the fAct that tni6 Company i6ues Endowment Policies' ccibrat ing all the advantages of Life Insurance, for the same premiums formerly charged for policies payable only ft death, under the title of Life Kate Kn)iuent8. buch policies challenge competition as regards a combination of ineurancs at low cost wilh ea investment at a fair rite of interest. Pamphlets explanatory of the New Feature may be had on application at the Company's oilice iu Boston, or to D. F. APPEL, Gen'l Agont, Indianapolis, Ind. BEXJ. F. STEVENS, Freuest. JDS. 31. (ilBBtSj, Sci retaiy, pecial Sale For a Few Days Only. A Job Lot of Silverplated Porks and Spoons of the Finest Make, BIIHlTliLn, JEWKLI2RS, 12 East Washington Strsst. BROWNING & SL0ÄH, DRUG GIJ5TÖ, AND DIAL EES IH Fine PerfniacrY anä Toilet Articles. Lubin'R, Colgate's, Lnndborsf' and Klckwckcr'i Fine Extracts, Genuine Imported Farina an1 Oenran Cologne, Florida and Lavender Wat?r3, Fire Toilet Soapfi and Sponses, Tooth, Hair, Cloto and Kail Brn&hes, and all articles wanted lor lh toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, S3 Zatt Washington EL, INDIANAPOLIS, IKD. XelcFbcse, 714,

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2'c for 16 tirg Herman Fcap. 25c for 6 tar Frtrrh VI 1 a Kcap. vf for f I ars cf P. T. Pfclit'a bcr. 2." for 8 lbs Pitl March. 2.r for 3 Iba. cf all kinds of Preserve?. lie lor 4 It, all kinds of Jeiliee. 2?c for 4 H a. of Jllnce Meat. fcr 4 lr. largsrt'sCreckeri. 'Ac for Its. fJinif r tnapa. "Tc for 5 Us. New Turauh Prur-p. rc for Itc. New Lnshh Currautf. 25c Tor & lbs. Dried bugar Com. iT-c for 4 lb. Choice Carolin Fir e. .tc lor 3 lb. California Apricots. 25c for 3 lbs. ;hoice Kailn ;.'-c lor 2 Us. hvaporpfed Feactc. 2f.r. fcr 4 ILs. choice Fvaporsted Apples. ?rc for 4 )!?. e cm nr. on Dried Ptactiev. v:c for ( Ds. eci-.taon Dried Arplf. i.c for :oib.s Oatmeal. '2ic for 12 lis. J arl Hominy, -'c for 12 its. Pearl drj's. for 15 !b. best Te arl Meal. 25c for b lbs. Lima l'.arn. 25c for 4 lbs. Enking cdn. ?c for 12 Its. Wiibinz 'a. 55c lor 7 lb, huckwhent Flour. 'Jco for 4 li e. nixed fc'rd Seed, -'c for " cnt;a of Table Pecte. 1 icr 3 ear s ef Drr.$on Plum;. vf'C for ." qts. Nary J ur.P. 1. '-c for I lb. LVfcir.g Powder. i .'hi i'riiiy misf d f we et or onr P'eklcs. 1'c per u. for bnlfc JIuitcrd or ChoCiOW. :Cc for r. do. FiekltF. UCc per lb. for i ure ground Prrpcr. i(c per lb. lor pure ground C:r.i.flncn or Allspieo. fCc per tier, for 1 ertTorn. J 0o I e-r doz. for Standard Tomftfn?. fc p'.-r fo. fcr Polk's or Vn t'&iup's Pumpkin?. Cc jcr dcz. for 1 Irr.a B anf. eCc lr der. fcr Pias. tOc per eloz. fcr ruecotafh. l.rc j e r can for Imported Sardine?. 2. x for 4 cans American Oil ard'np, Ji lb. "Sc lor I i bbl. New Crcp Family White Fish, M. M. WILLIAMS.

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I 2Cc per dor, fcr Holland Hetriij. I V"c icr 3caua of Maccrtl, J for fvpe-nny M3rscrtl. t for 3 large No. :i J;lrcr Shore MackcuL. K(? per lb. lor lrce No. 1 fat Mackerel. Oj for 25 lbs. nclte Foe Flour. ti.fO per bb). for Peat Hour. per lb. for Kicran A- cx'i Shoulder. j ice jx?r lb. for Kirun & Co.' F.rvttat Cco j "71 l per lb. t y VW" 'or thoice 1-ard. ' 'c Ptr lb. lor fi 1U can !"r clio.w Lr !. f sc per lb. for :0 lb. cm chxct Ltrl. ' ; 25 for H Its. Of Che i"? I .-.r-1. 25c ir iraL for choice e'.ol ten Fjrup. ! Cc per gal. for("rytal Drips. 4Cc per g.-il. for Nov" Orlt-au SJolavscs. i r pe r gal. for gool Mp;e Syrup, j -(cptr gal. for rhlte win er Krchar Vie i'.r. ' If' pergii. for filver t.'jrcad Sauerkraut. ; rr It. for C--od Tea ! 0c per ib for Tea that il's 11 ever tow a at .c. I 2 ;tr lb. lor rosrt J ra d'lee. i $1 for 15 lbs. JrarrJat Su;ar. ( tl for 3 lbs. White I it Cöugcr. f 1 for 20 lb?. Ilxtra C 6u I PcHtalor verbal criers -.Jircrpd I.'i Iljuzhvi'lo ' North Indianapolis, Rnihurood, IrTingtju, lit 1i mont. or auy part of ti e t Ity. 1 Ordns eartiuUy lec.cd z. 1 V.tpped C. O. I). tcrnrrcfs. NohAr,:?fur r''?'' r cartage. Parties orderiiiR C. . i). rni'ft piy t xprcsa cn&rcj on return money. No criers thippc I by frtjiut r.nlcf.s pohtotli-e order. inal no.e or noney a , cerupau Icr order. Al! g"?a ruarantu-d lo uivj i satii faction or iaou:y refen led. "VTOTIcr I hayeirovc! ny ftxk luto l&rce ! J.N and elegant rem jtsl rc.-o-s tne stre-'t. Alter thia nk my runtf r will t s ..a Iltlcois fitreet.cn arje : Ie of ?treet na No. 4 Fngine Howe. Will 1 q';ds all week at oil jftand, rt'2 touth I iiuoli strebt, o;poslt No. , I ngmellouc. If hoM, restaurants, and tcarllag Douse?, n"t having iviq t ciil, will drcr tne aerd with their nuciber, City olicitr J. l. . William will cM on t.iprs. Orutrs dvlirerc promptly. TF.I.LPON tT5. sourn illinoh sTitnr.T, Ooiotie No. -1 logins llouftr. lOOO, - S1.22 1-2 1.12 1-2 67 1-2 62 1-2 - i j n !i TV. ZSJox-tlx Zllinoia St. TELEPHONE Cil. ricoritiLTORS cirr amhclancc. EWGSNES p Fron One-eighth Horse reiver Up. Frricson's Kov Caloric PuinplEg Enslnc, GAS STOVES 01 All Descriptions on l:ihih!lia and for ale a-t txfet at the office of the IMAHAPOLIS GAS-LIGHT & COKE CD, Äo. 45 Sesth Pennsjlfania Street. We f-ell to cam customer only. August Erbrich, ßOLH A 'SENT TOS LAGER BEER, 520 anu 222 cuth Ikilaw&r BL C F. SCHMIDT. Brovrcr aad Bettler of LAGSS BESR. ScDlh End cf Alibisa St., IndlAitiADoll ZlCti 1 AT

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