Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 81, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1885 — Page 8

TBE IMHAISAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 22 1886 TWELVE PAGES.

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DRESS GOODS Department. lew Dress tods Every Day. Frices is Plais Fiores. ASSETT&C JOS. A. MOORE, Ci H. Harket Ct., Indianapolis, Ind Inlemt allowed on deposits. In luni of 15 and Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property ia Indiana and Ohia City, County and Town Bondt, and Purchased Coney Notes, bought and sold. Ho loans made except inch m are seen red by Crü morttcajte on real estate, trith a lanre nanrln C security, or by collateral naTins a market aloe. Fortijn Exclude for eile on all parts ol tns Corld. i Crinkle, Mol. Plrapl, fllackhet'f , Ptutig. ana Superfluous Hair Removed. Complexion! Eeau tilled. The Hair and Brows Colored nd RMtortd. Flesh Increased or Keducad. Foim Development a Specialty. Kver Tollot Miatait -Intertetlng circular, tejtlmonlala, 4c (sent caled in plain envelope). M me. K. VELARO, 2013 T,xinffton Ave., K. Y. City. ÖEÜ IIITE GOODS ! MW EHBR0IDERIE5 ! Ura Cetton and Linen TrisBinpi AT 'WILLIAM llERLE'S, t.'o. 4 V. Vaohlnnton St Established In 1SC2. SUNDAY, MARCH 22. 077ICEi 11 and 73 West Market Street. 8KNT1NEL, TELEPHONE GALLS. TamilaeM COee 164 I EdlUri&l Rns 291 CTE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To ccosunodat the throng from the Hcrthwest who will deal to raad their faTortU boms paper while attending the World's Ezpo6ition," the Sentinel has been pieced on sale In New Orleans at Georgs F. VTLarton t Bra's, No. 5 Car cn dele t street, tstwten Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Ccsd conditioned old papers for tale at tlla oOce at only 40 cents per hnndxed. CITY EN BKIJEF. It is eaid that twelve applications for a position on tb Board of Trustees of tue Knifhtstows Home ha ye been tiled with the Governor. Frack Sweat is tbe name of a five-year eld boy, ho wss found, jesterday, at the tunnel. Be says he belongs in Tajbrsville. The District Messenger office has charge of him. John Cossell, who left his home, five miles east cf the city, to visit Hancai in order to purchase land, is still unaccount&bly silent sj to his whereabouts. He toot with him his two little boys and $900 in cash, and was last beard from at Lawrence, saying he would return the week following. COUßT-HOUSE LOCALS. $ 10,000 Damage Suit for Personal Injuries Againet the City and Others Probate The Criminal Court. The City Assessor new has a telephone, No. 053. Thirteen building permiu issued last week, aggregating I13.8C0 In value. The divorce suit of James Cory vs. HalindaCory Is on trial before Judge Howe. Theodore Baldus and Charles Meyer were discharged from the Insane Hospital yesterday. The will of Sarah Ann RIcker, deceased, was probated jesterday. The property is left to her daughter. Charlotte Smith has suel Clark Smith and others to recover 13,0.0 secured toy mortgage. Demand M.cco. Judae Taylor hs granted a divorce to MirRartt UerrlcR Iroa Frederick Herring, on proof of abandonment. The damage suit of May M. Eaton vs. the C, II. and I. Road ended yesterday in a verdict for plalntiiT, giving her S:oo damage. Jcdpe Norton vased rnntence on Jack Smith Tfsterday for assault and battery with intent to kill. The verdict was for five yean Norta. Frederick Rand, receiver of the Indiana lUnk- , Jng Company, took jodsment against W. Patter--toa cu a note lor f i,43a,43 yesterday, in Room 1. JobnPoewas sent to jail for sixty days yesterday for actaolt and battery with intent to kill a souLg scan named Parley, recently, on Ellen street. In the suit of James A. Pritchard vs. Laura T. F-prsgue, to recover JiW attorney's fees, for four years' services, the Jury yesterday save plain tiff a verdict tor the full amount of hU claim. In tbe suit of John Edwards ts: . W. Rlt2in?r and others Judge Howe yesterday found for the plaintlft This ws a suit for perpetual injunction to prevent the tearing down of certain bill beards, Uary If. Wolf has given $G 000 bond as adminixt rat rix of the estate of Christian F. Wolf, defeased, she a 10 gare J2.CO0 bonds as guardian of JxjuUa Carrie Mary Woil and Bertha Magdalena - Ciss Wolf. In the suit of the Connecticut Mutual Life Inrcrance Corapaay vs. Richard L. ralbott and r.thers, to foreclcca a mortgage. Judge Walker yesterday sustained a notion for the appointment of a receiver, and appointed FaiUp J. Carleton, John C. Rathiom has filed a stilt for damages cAutt the city and Janes and Enoch D. llanna, dirzj tat esses that ca the bth day of February IzCtecauis cf the f recti an, construction and ''.zlT-irin et "dec? hole, openings, open cellar -r j, weed pesta, wooden, rod, sheds, arch

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way, wooden covering. blconi. portloe. Iron laiL'Dr. siODes and tre," plaintiff was precipitated down a dlgtanc of cftpen feet. He wn erf stly lLjurf d. cut and truhed In his heal. ltr. tod? lfKaod armx. ana hurt internally, ilia arir ar prrrancntly lamf and his ikx j criaantn'Jy diiCsuied, He wants tlOOOO.

THE CHURCHES. Prvicea will be held at the .Seventh Street Cburch to day. Rev. Reuben JefTreis will preach this tcorninj at the J-xifci Bpt;i OLurtb. Rev. J. A. Rondthaler will preach at the Tabernacle Church at the usual ho tr. Kt. N. A. Hyde will conduct the services at the Mji:over Chaich this raorniug. Rev. A. W. Rirf.ett will ron lac'. th3 services of tte Cherry Street Ml.sioa to dy. F. P. Tucker will preach at the Meriilaa M. 1 Cijurch this raorainj anierenic. T.e. Joia La'lr.ly win preach at the First Enslih LutLerca Church taU morning. Th Kjrvicesat Ft. Paul's Cathedral thii mornicg vill be conducted by Rev. J. 3. Jenckts. Rev. A. R. Van Eiiklrk will preach at the Third Cnr;tieu Church this morning and eTtain. Rcr. I. II. McCoTicell will preacn this morn leg aad evening at the Roberts Idrk Church. There will be preaching at the Fifth Presbytfriau Church this mcruLnz by Rev, J. It. Mitchell. There will be preaching t'3i mora'uat the Fouith Fretbyteriaa Church 1.7 Rev. A. H. Carlier. There will he preaching at the United Prest-y-terlaa Church muruin and evening by Rev. J. 1'. CowiiU. There will be preacbiug at Fletcher Place Church at u-s usual hoars by Rev. V'. V. ttciith, cf Ohio. Th-jre will be preaching at the Sixth Prcsbyt?rian church morning and tvenin by t'cv Gt-ore tooth. Rev. John Hamilton, of ChIcso. wfU occupv the pulpit at tbe coutu btrtct Baptist Church a't tic Uiual hours. At the Feveath Presbyterian Church Rev. R. V. Huntfr will preach taerning and eveniu Rveuing s-ai ject: "Ttc Poor's Friend." Rev. A Marine will prrach at the Cenrral Avenue Chnrcn at the usual houro. Mornlnz subject: "h&t We Learn la the School of Christ." Rev. O. C. McCul'och will preach at the Plymouth Church morning and evenins. Etnln? topic: "Ite Fatalibia of General Caarle Gjrdon." Eev. U. A. Edson will preach at the Memorial Pre? rytcrfan Cbuich thi maraios and ivenin?. tvnin? subject, "Ihe Sunday Law aud the L23Ulataie." There will be preachln? at the North Bptl-t .Church at the usual hours by Rsv. R. JO. NeiiiUb ir Mcrnltiz tubject: ' Viudicatina by Fire. ' Meiling: "Ihe Only Foundation." Rev. James McLeod will rcr.upy the j alplt at the becond 1'resbytcrlaa Church at tne ustut hour?. Rvenlng fcut.ject: "Tna Dosttina of Restitution and Its Pxaciical Value." Ilev. David Walk will preach this morning at the rlr ft Presbyterian and in tbe eveuia a: the lm Baptist Chutch. Tnis will be his lat ermia in this city prior to his departure for Ne H Orleans. THE RAILROADS. The Air Line is hauling a considerable amount of Jumbtr to this city from points ia Michigan. The track ou Tenncfseo street leadlnvr to the rcliirg iDill will in all probability be taken up this Mirier. This prlng enterprisin? parties of Northern Indlitna 'ill put up an elegant hotel at Maxiu knee?, and curing tbe summer it is expected that bustLets will be very heavy to this point. It ban been raid that the Vanlalla people aro enly "blcßina" the other roads when thej talk of withdrawing from the St. Louis Eas. -bound Bool. An cCicial of that road ald yesterday that people who labored under that impression won id get brdly kit. Mr. Ilibbard. he said, meant bu;ines wttn hoave tbe notice of withdrawal, for that t ent'eman, (r has been tated time and time aain in the last few month p. was utterly disgusted with pools. Officials of other roads are of the opinion that the withdrawal of tbe Yahdalla will not necessarily break up the pool. An official cf the P., D. and E.. who was seen ycpterCay with regard to the report that his road contemplated the purchase of tbe I., D and said be did cot know whether there was any truth in the report o' no'. It wou'd be a valuable acquisition, no Falc, to tli 9 F., I, and giving mem a good line to Indianapolis, and this was ometb injs they were In need of. There are many who believe the 1., D and E. people will buy the I . D. find S outright If they ean get it at their price, but whether they can- do tnis remains o be seen. It was learned yesterday atternoon from a gentleman interested in the property under discussion, that the majority of the second mortgage bondholders were not in favor of selling the road, belie vinn thai they can make It pay by operating it themselves. At any rate, nothing will ba done until tbe read passes out of the bauds of the L. Ii, and W. people, on April 1. All I.. D. and S. cars in the poscfion of the latter company are being reletiered and will be tnrned over to the owners when II. B. Hammond, President and Receiver, sisums control. Death of John Landers. Mr. Jsctfon Landers received a telegram yesterday stating that the remains of his Eon John, who died In Coflecvllle, Kan., were on the way to this c'ty. If nothing happens they will arrive here til afternoon at 1 o'clock. Tae report which was circulate 1 cn tte streets yesterday that the young man bid been killed is erroneous. The latest dispatch received states that death was caused by InttiifeiJtception or twisting of the bowel?. The dectased was an exemplary young man, and leaves many warm friends to mourn nls loss aid Kiispatbize with the erlef-stricken family. He educated at Butler University, and at the asf of seventeen took up Li) aode in Kansas and t can ' en gated la sheep-raiting, in which bustrjfTf he remained lor about two years, a prairie fire finally destroying the entire herd. He thti went into partnership with one Mr. Gutberie. a cattle isisor.and when the young man died be owned about 1,0 0 head of c-ittie. He was twenty-two years of age. and was married about two yars ago. Tbe bereaved family have the ffmpathyef a host of friends, who were well aoivainted with the true ctarscter of the deceased. Lue notice of the funeral will ba given. Resolutions of Respect. At a fpeclal meeting of Indianapolis Typographical Union No. 1, held Thursday, March 19, 18J5, relative to the death of Frank S. r.xt, the followinz resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, An all wle and beneficent Providence has teen fit to call from our raids: our honorel and respected brother. Franks. Root, and Whereas. Theoecased was long a member of our organization and was ever devoted to its interests and those of his lellow-craftsmsn; therefore, be It Besolved, That in his death we have loit a member who was dear to all, and whose plao itt the esteem and confidence of our order wai Record to none. Resolved, That we extend to his wMow our heartfelt sympathies in this her hour of bereavement, and loo with her to that Author of all earthly consolation, who "doetrt all tatngs well,"' and who "giveth His beloved sleep." A Four Year Sentence. The trial of Ira Harter was concluded vesterday evening, having occupied nerly a day aud a half of tl e 1 ime of the court. The jury returned a verdict giving him four years North. Harter was Indicted or highway robbery, he having robbed aa old man in the southern part of the city about two months ago of $40. Ira has been a noted rbartt:ter tor yearj paM. ar d th's trip will relieve the polici of toai3 rxety. as tt-ey were compelled to keep a constant snrervisitn over Ira In connection with several other characters. Sudden D6ath. Mrs. Hannah Apple, an old lady reeling at Oakland, thirteen mliei out on the Bee Line, came to tre city yesterJay to pay a visit to her ies riled daughter, residing at r.Mrnont. She entered a street-car, riding to the end cf the line, acd thn walked across the commons to her dauehtei's bouse. She had just entered tbe yard when the reeled aud fell to the round. She was carried into the ho us?, and lived but a few moments. Ihe deceased was sixty yeara of age. and death is supposed to have resulted from heart disease. St. Vincent Hospital Fair. The Committee of the various parishes Interested In the supper tables met at St. Vincent's Hospital oh Wednesday, for the purpose 0 1 diacusairg the bet methods of making their department ol the fair a financial succ&s. Fach Uly present accepted a book authorizing her to collect money, provisions, or any other anlcles of value that might be disposed of advantaceousty. The next meeting will be held at 6t. Vincent's Hospital on Sunday, April Y2. at S o'clock p. m. All persons Interested are expected to be present. Serious Accident. J. W. Casey, residing at G56 South Hlinois street and employed at the Car Works, met with a serious accident yesterday. He was carrying some lumber on his shoulder, when he fell over a small beech in the shop, and was badly crushed under the weißbu He wss carried home in Flanner & Hommown's ambulace, and is thought to have received internal Inj uriea.

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EeiDg Over With, we are anxious to have the ladies of the State see Low a New Spring Stock looks in a Clean and Hand3):ne Store. Oar Layers have all returned from the Eastern M arkets, and as they have been unusually successful ia getting Handsome Novelties, you will tiui Every Depaitment full to overflowing with tne Choicest Goods nioaey can procure. A glance at our Colored Dress Goods Dapaitment will ehow ycu a bewildering array of wool fabrics, embracing every desirable Texture, Weave snd Shade. Soaae of the embroidered combinations are exquisite snd can not be duplicated again this season. In our Silk Daputrxent the New Jersey or Mascotte Weave, both plain and figured, is mcrg the latest effects. These made up with some of oar Rich Velv. Brocades which perfectly match in ground work, makean exceediagl hsndsome costume. The pin checks and stripes in Summer Silks fro rj 37 1-2 cents np. The India and China Silks are all very desirable. If Black Silk is wanted, v.e can show you the be3t wearing makes of both Lyons and American Manufacture. It is predicted that this will be a reat Lace Season and we have bought Isrely from the latcst importations. We have Oriental, Spanish, Escurial and Chantille Flouusings, with Netsacd Edges to match. Some of the Ecru aud Brown Combination Laces are rich and novel. Many Embroiderie3 will be used, and we have the newest effects in great variety. We did think that we would not buy any Spring Wraps, but finding some beautiful and practical garments in the market at extremely low prices, we were tenptel t lay in a stock which we would be glad to have you sec, whether wishing to buy or not. While looking at them your attention will b3 called to cur Jeney Department, where you will see some novelties that can no fail to pTeaee your eye. We have nearly 100 styles of this ever Popular Garment, ranging in price from 25 cents to 18 00. Our Linen and Houf cheeping Departments are unusually attractive to buyers thi3 season tLere are eo many new things for the Table and the House that all tastes can be gratified at a very small outlay. Don't forget that at this time of the year we have a Special Sale of Lace Curtains of our Own Importation. . We can surprise you with some beautiful designs at lower price? than ycu ever heard named for the same quality. Come and see us.

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Til RECORD Showing the aittrritttfoö, Births and Deaths Durlntr lh Past Week. alTaa. Clark Woolen and Jennie Cnssady. Klrüard tiwln and Llda Claunch. Horace Kills and Mamie SUreas. Charles Lyle and Lucy Lynch. Klmer Omn and öteila Terrell. Joteph Ritterman and Annie Herrin. Charley Gullefer acd Llllie Abrams. John Good and Mary Walters. Richard Hensiey and Mollle Bapp. John Michael end Ernestine Schacfer. Lllss Weaver and Anna Shelly. Tboonas Wright and Kmie Jones. Elliott D. Clark and Elizabeth Higdou. craplx. Clinton and Gertrude Montgomery girl. P. Lm acd Kmmft Howard-girl. Fred and Margart t btranv;man boy. Henry and Rose Brier boy. (icorves ami Alice ioustenler - tjirl. HeDry and Mary Thomas-girl. Phillip and Maria Keioharl toy. Charles and LUette Otto boy. William H. and Maud Marts girt, Auut and Minnie Montber giii. Karl and Kliabetb Gpi&t elrl. Louis and Clara Kaltith boy. Theo, and Sadie Hatl'io gin. Daniel and Laura Limas girl. Henry and Una Walmann boy. Matthew and Annie Logan buy. William and A. C. Maas sirl. George and Margaret Venn boy. John and Mry Lalley boy. William and Rose Okey boy, John aud Scsan Tomblyn boy. John and Mary Carey RirL John and Abigail Dunkerson boy. George and Dorothy McCurey boy. Georje and Carrie McDougal Rirl. Fred Ed Carrie Lateman boy. Frank aud Annie loremus boy. Carl and Charlotte Mass-toy. John and Jet sie McLeod girl. Pat and Lora Recey hoy. Jasper arjd Sophia Köbach cirl. John and Francis Metzler Eirl. Devize and F.llza Muman boy. Paul and Helry Maker alrl. John and Rachel Haynes-boy. fchephcid and Luanda Haywood eirl. TOMB. Frida Behrraan, six months, rneumonia. William Crafr twenty-etht years, consumption. Kate Koor. flrty year, Interstitial nephritis. Ref?i9 Mclaughlin, four years, catarrhal fever. W. F. r. Kane, four months, bronchitis. James Carter, four years, stridulus. Liny Moss, iseTenty-nlno years, congestion ol lurgs. Frauk Root, thirty-six year, consumption. F.unlee Me-rer, three years, brain fever. Martha J. Ro-s, bronchial phthisis. Filize Ruchler, eight months. Barbara Belt, eTenty-four years, aneina pectoris. John Strom, thirty-eight years, killed by the care. Physlo-Medlcal College Alumni. The Alumni of the Physio -Medical College hold their fifth annual meeting and banquet Wednesday evening, March 24, at College Ball, 2S1 a Indiana avenue. After the business meeting of the society the following programme will be rendered: Violin solo, piano accompaniment Fetit Fantalsie, air Varle Dancia Miss Alm White. CoDcertlna-ielection Robert Walde, M. D. Annual Address . W. Ellis. M. D. Piano solo selection Mrs. Florence Meek. Violin solo. piano accompaniment Petite FanUisie I Uli ne Miss Alma White. Tin Whistle solo Robert Walde. M. D. Piano solo selection Miss May Miller. Refreshments and a social will follow, and the visual good time at these class reunions is expected.

leaning Preparing to Leave. John R. Horb' Great Inter Ocean Show, which has been wintering in this city, will start out on the rosd April 15, giving a performance, however, before they leave. It has cost the circus about S.u.KX) lor feed, new apparatus, repairs, etc., since ibey have been here All the wasous ar9 beine repainted, and the show will Rtart out in crand style. Mr. Doris intends to winter hlb show here next year. Kyao, The llatt r. Rvan, Tbe Hatter, 21 and 23 South Illinois street. Correct Styles, Popular Prices. Ryan, The Men's Furnisher, 21 and 23 South Illinois street. Boys' polo caps, H cents; men's caps, 20 cents, at the Model. Notice Architects, Iiuitdera and Contractors Are requested to call and examine the large line of building material, consisting of Haidware. Doors. Sa b. Blinds, Glass, Fai;iU, etc., at 61 East Wabhington street. VAJEN k NEW. Estimates given at lowest market rate?. Ask for their illustrated catalogue ol 350 pages, it you have not received iL No charge. MflTPL ob it i fflira SOLID SILVER. Fine Giods at Moderne Prices. JAS. N. MAYHEW, JcAveler, 1 So. 23 tost ffasMwtoB Street. GAS0L1KE A5D OIL STOVES Cleaned and Repaired. "Best brands of Gasoline and Oils always on band. TELEPHONE 707. F.P. SMITH & CO , RETAIL, I WHOLE 4.LE. S5 North Illinois Street. C7 South Meridian Street Cheapest, Best and Safest OIL 810 VE ever made. Over 1.C00 have been sold In this city. Has stood the test for 12 years. WM. GUNN, nPIliTDHMilBIEJH, Q-.A.S FITTBB No. 7 Virginia Avenne. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT BOTTOM PRICES. ca.reiephone No. 499.

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Availed themselves of our special sales last week of viator overcoats and suits, by buying them now for next winter at a savins of Xrom 40 to 50 ner cent. SPBING- OVERCOATS KfcSSÄ'ÄiÄÄ it is an imperative necessity to have a "Light-weight Overcoat Sec our grand line at S5 to 25. Wo also show this season Boys and Children's Spring Overcoats

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We closed out a line oF elsnant Bilk Scarfs from a manufacturer, and shall sell them at cents. They are regular 75 centßocös and aro a great barauln. See them. Our HAT and CAP Department has had quite a boom 25 to 100 corts saved is sa much made, and this yen can certainly do by patronizing cur new department. Fjaya' Pole Caps at 19 cents have had a large sale, fäen's Caps 20 cents and upwards. Man's fina Stiff Hats at $1.50 same as o uer hat stores charge 2 and $2.50 for. 7a carry a ful! line of the finest grades of hats at $2, $3 and $4. See our new Silk Hats at S3 50 tni $5.

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THE HAZELTOFi PIANO Is a Special Favorite with the Leading Musicians and CriticsLow Prices. Easy Terms. Two Hundred Good Second-hand PIANO?, ranging in prices from $05 to 10C lor sale or rent. PEARSON'S MUSIC HOUSE, 19 North Pennsylvania it. Telephone No 521. Tuning and Repairing a specialty. Special Sale For a Fd Days Only. A Job Lot of Silverplated Forks and Spoons of the Finest Make, AT & WALK'S, JEWELERS, 12 East Washington street. EN ABE AKD HALLET & AVIS PIANO Arc Superior to all ottfrs In fPveral essential points, which fan eosiiy te seen by anyone who will fake the time to investigate. We solicit comparison. TheoPfein&Oo. 82 tr,d 84 Scrtb Penasitasia St. Tuning, repairins aod raovlnz civen prompt attentionSatisfaction guaranteed. COAIj Oil. ENGINES. In operaUcn at II West Jlaryiand. Driren Well feto re I ard 2 horsepower, Safer than coal oil lanrr. B. IL 8Ute Aent. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, 13 Cut Washington EL. fflDMAMlS, DDI Telephone 7M.

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Don't Look for the Rochester Shoe House at 13 West Wash. St.

You. Will Not Find It There. We have consolidated with the Buflalo Shoe House, a larger room 220 feet de?j) aflordiüg excellent facilities for seeing our well-kQovra Bargains the whole year round. WATCE FOR THE KE OPENING.

Tfce New House Will Be Known as the ROCHESTER - BUFFALO SHOE J3 .A. Z; A. A-R s 15 O Ennt AVnliIn;j:toii htroct.

Drew & Wasson 12 North Pennsylvania Street, Wholesale shippers and Dealers id All Kinds of

TraDsportation to all points. Price?, ratos f freight and information furnished on application. Correspondence solicited.

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