Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 82, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL MONDAY MORNING" MAUCH 23 1685

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(E37 1883J DRESS GOODS Department. lew llr' Every Day. Fnces ii Plain Fipres. JOS. A. MOORE, 04 U. Markot Ot.t Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed cn deposit, In turns of J5 aa l Upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Honey Note, ton cht and Bold. No loAni made except such as are secured by am mortgage on real estate, wltn a large margin of security, or by collaterals having a market T'ue. Foreign Exchange lor sale on all parts of the World. A. 200 PIECES Dress Ginghams. "ITew and Doloot Stylos." IVE3W CORSETS. Best Fitting Makes. Our Ö51-00 ALL-WOOL JERSEYS. Fresh Lot Just In. A. DICKSON & CO., ' TUAD1B PALACE. MONDAY, MARCH 23. urriCEi 71 and 73 Wst Market Street. BKNT1NEL TELEPOONB CALLS. Iiiilsmi Oflce IG-l Editorial Eaoms......391 THE SENTINEL AT NEW 0 KLEAN S. To accommodate the throng from the Kcrihwwt who will desire to read their farorlte home piper while attending the J "World's Exposition," the Ben tin el has been placed on sale In New Orleans at Georg F. Wharton & Bra's, No. 5 Carondelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPEUS. Uood conditioned old papers for tale at this otfle at only 40 cent per hendrad. city in imiisir. Fenntor Mi Donald arrived home Isit ni.ht fiom Washington. l'restler John, a railroad man, was arrested yesterday by Constable Glass oa a caar-e of bastardy. Councilman 'Wharton, who recently received injuries at the handiof A. 1. Catting, i improving. The remains of John Landers did not arrive yesterday on account of ail a re to conrsect trains at Kamai City, but they will be here at II o'clock this morning. Mrs. Joseph E. Cobb was on Eatorday elected President of the Bethany Sewing School, a charitable organztation which ruetts every Saturday afternoon at the rooms Of the Y. M. C. A John V. Farley, JudKa L. M. Ninde. C. I). Jenny, Tort Wayne; W. 11. Moon, Frankfort; R. W. Cochran, Colonel Thomas HanIon, New Albany; Joseph Robinson, J. Wat ion, Hrazil; Henry II. Wilhorn, Kvansyllle; J. llosford. Boston; P. Jandorf, New ork; Mita Kmmi Abbott, Abbott Opera Company are at the Orand. Mr. C E. Shaw, of this city, has a rare medal of decided age, which should probably be called the Harrison medal. On one aide is lettered around the border: 'The People's Choice, the Hero of Tippecanoe," with the cabin In which the old General was supposed to be burn as the center piece. The opposite side around a Yignett of the old heio reads: "Major General W.H.Harrison. Born February i), 1773." Merchant Pcliceman Isaacs, about 11 o'clock last night, placed Herman Gates, a HaughTille saloon-keeper, under arrest for drenkenness. Gates made a show of resist acce. and finally drawing a gun, shoyed it CirtcUj la ttc eilctn fact. Before he

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csa the weapon, howeTer, a hack "whawaa standing near, snatched it his hand, and the copper used his with some effect. The additional charee of carrying concealed -xeapons wai opposite the prisoner's name. LES MISEÄABLES." placed Something About the Men Who Seek Lodgings at the Police Station In a City Where There la No Work-House. A large number of tramps and homeless Tersont have been given lodgings at the Central Station since the beg'.nning of the winterin fact, nearly double the number that were housed last year, and still they come. The "tramp" room, about 11 o'clock on a cold night, certainly presents a novel appearance. The floor is literally coverel with men and boy?, a lare portion of whom possess most villain oca faces that have not como in contact with water for many a long day. When they walk the raed and dirty clothe in which they are attired threaten to fall oil their hivering forms. Probably no man connected with the Police Department has a more extensive acquaintance with these gentry than Al Taffe, day Turnkey at the Central Station. He has held this position for about twelve years, and knows about two thirds of the professionals, nearly all of whom winter in Indianapolis, because this city beasts of no work-house. While the;e is no one connected with the department who will do more for a man actually in "hard luck," Al has very little use for a "pjofesb," end It doesn't take him long to acquaint this class with the fact. He has time and time again gone down Int3 his own pocket to assist deserving persons, and on more occasions than one has procured for them situations. From this official a Sentinel representative Jrecently learned that there is a certain gang of professionals who have for the past five years steered forthis city jast as soon as the weather began to get cold. As soon as they arrive tbey commit some petty misdemeanor, for which they are generally sent up for sixty days. When their time is up they loiter around the police station until the authorities, wishing to get rid of them, slate them for vagrancy, and they go over for thirty days. JUy the time they have served this sentence the weather is generally warm or at least much warmer than during the winter months, and tney begin to leave the city, scattering out in all directions. This winter, however, having been a very hard one, most of the old-timers are still here, and here they will remaia until spriEg fairly opens. A tramp generally leaves his mark behind, and the wallsof the sleeping apartment above mentioned are completely covered with auch names as "Texas Jack," "Boston 811m," Brccky Joe," "Big Foot Tom," "Crawfish Bill," "Light-fingered Jack," "St. Louis Pete," etc. They pride themselves on these aliases and their reputation ai thus and loafers. Amusement Matters. The Zoo opens the week to-night with the Leonzo Brothers in a sensational diaxaand a strong olio. This afternoon, at 1 o'clock, the Dime Museum opens with the strongest bill of the season, the chiei feature of which is "Biby Venus," the wonderful child woman. Mile. Ubea appears at the Grand Opera House the last two nights of this week in "Arcadia." "Camilla" and "The American Countess." Sale of seats ope os to-morrow morning. Barlow A. Wilson's famous minstrels give a finale performance a: the Grand Opera Hons on Thursday evening next. Sale o ne to-day. Tö richt at the Grand Opera House the popular Abbott Opera Company will open a trif tfasoD, preseoting "La Tiaviata," with Abiott, T?gliapletra, Hindle, Greenwood, Allen, Guise and Council In the leading rcles. On Tuesday night, "Misnon," with Abbott, Bellini, Annandale, Castle, llroderick, Allen, Ward ana Guise In the cist. Wednesday matinee, "Heart and Hand." Wednesday night, "Semiramide," with Abbott, Annandale, Hlndle.JFabrinia, Broderick, Reed and Ward in th east. New and expensive costumes and accurate wardrobe will enhance the operas. The Hollywood Juvenile Opera Compiny open a week's engagement at English's. Matinee daily. Admission, 10, 2) and Ö-) cents. 4 Cinderella," with Baby Clara Hollywood, aged six, in the title role, Master Richard, sged nine, as "Prince." These are the youngest leading people on any stage. Their singmg and acting are perfect and fascinating. The support, costumes and scenery of this elfin attraction are of excellent material acd design. The Elke. The local lodge of Klks, last nifht, arter the regular communication, held one of the most enjoyable sessions this popular order has ever given. Mr. Sam B. Cox, of Philadelphia Lodge, witldfd the gravel as Chairman, and in the expressive language of Jim Cooke, "he was a dandy." He made everybody come to time, and as a result, a general good time was had. Music by thu X o orchestra, songs, recitations and specialties of different kinds were tho order of the ve'iing, and "all went merry as a marriage bell." (chesnut!) until 11 o'clock, when "Auld Large Syne" was snngand the party dis perted. A number of visiting brothers and provisional people contributed largely to the enjoyment of the evening. A pu.ulng surpriae during the evening was the presentation, by members cf the lodge, of an elegant gold badge, emblematic of thoorl?r, t Brother John H. Doris, proprietor of ih Grand Inter-Ocean Shows. Mr. Jay Wi made the presentation speech, and Mr. Dort responded in fesling terms. They Meet In the Oarret. The Union Vetern Army is now meeting in the garret over Judge Taylor's court rcom. This Is a political organization got ten up In the interests of a few candidates, and heretofore they have been meeting in the various court rooms. The Judges became tired of this, and by order of the County Board they were refosed the i-aurt rooms for meetings. It was far this reason that the y moved to the garret. They pay no rents, and as they meet after night they are compelled to burn gas, thereby adding to the county expense, ihe Commissioners woa!d do well to look into the matter at their next meeting and cut oil this expense. The Pickpocket Abroad. Pickpcckets went though the crowd at the Mureum Saturday night and committed a unmber of robberies. A German lady, living near the corner of McCaity and Delaware streets, was robbed of her pocketbook, containing ?1 and a number of papers. Another woman found a thief's hand in her recket in time to eave her money, A man

lost a watch, and a number of others were relieved of various articles, such as money, watches and jewelry, and all day yesterday reports kept coming in of losses by different parties. There is believed to be a gang of these taieves in the city, and they went with the Intention of working the crowd. A Commendable Charity. The ladies of the Second Presbyterian Church will give a supper, in the chursh parlors, on Friday evening, the proceeds of which will be expended la placing beds and other furniture in the charity ward of the City Hoipital. It is estimated that the amount needed for the proposed work is $300, and a liberal patronage of the supper would aid materially in the charity.

Notice Aichitectf, Builders and Contractors Arereqttffctedtocp.il and examine the large line ot tulldicg rraterial. consisting ol Hardrare, Dcors, Safh, Blinds, Glass, Faints, eta, at 6i Kast Washington stieet. VAJEN t NEW. Estimates siren at lowest market ratet. At-kfor their illustrated catalogue o! 260 pages, it you lave not received It. No charge. HIT AI LlljraMo.'s. SPRING Millinery, bilks, Dress Goods, Jerseys, t Wraps, Shawls, Laces, Trimmings, Linens, White Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Etc., Etc., Etc. LATEST NOVELTIES. L. S. AYBES & CO. S PIC CI AH.XII28: f 3VT1 1 1 Ixa. ory. JPXJSTT3-, Dress IVEltiis, (TalloririK. pecial Sale For a Few Days Only. A Job Lot of Silverplated Forks and Spoons of the Finest Make, AT BINGHAM & mi JKWKL.1SKÖ, 12 East Washington Strödt. NEW ENGLAND Mutual Life Insurance Co Chartered 1H3C. The OLDEST Life Insurance Go.fn America A Met t,ofr,,r,r,7 to i.iAbimte .. l i.ioo.i n; :;; Total Surplus S 2, .'!!., I ."() 1.1 Tbc advantages to which a policy-holder in thl Company n eutitlcd are; 1ft ' KKtV. v. A i xcd mriendcr valnc in ce of retirenit nt, or an moontof paid-up lnsuntucc, cut ad llrei by the lawt of Massachusetts. M. A contract whitn terminate! at a flxcl period at a life-rate of premium. -iber advantages may bo ascertained by application to P. F. APPEL, (Jonpral Agent, !! Hate lllock. August Erbrich, BO LI AQLNT FOB AURORA LAGER BEER, n IZesa nud Xlottlea. 220 acd 333 Couth DoUvira Ct "SAFE BRILLIANT I" PERFECTION

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LAIIIO ILL 'J '3 Pendleton Avcpmc, JL S. Huey & Sod, Manufacturers and Dtalen in Doors and .Sash, Frame Lumber, Shingles, Etc. All Manufactured Work for Exterior and Interior Furnishings. THE HAZELTOM p I ANO Is a Special Favorite with the Leading Musicians anl CriticsLow Prices. -Easy Terms. Two Hundred Good Second-hand PIANO, ranging in prices fiom SC 5 to ilOO, for sale or rent. PEARSON'S MUSIC HOUSE, 19 North Pennsylvania St. Telephone No 529. uJTanlng and Repairing a specialty. JOHN EDWARDS, ii i orT-Ere One Hundred Large Stand?. 300 3-Sheet Boards, Also CößtrollinjE Mate House Fence nvrF'ICilB Rntl Clfn. C. P. SCHMIDT. Uro vor and Bottler of LAGBB BBBB. onth End of Aiabama St., HiitlijUArollai Ind. BROWNING & SLOAN, DIIUGGIÖTM, AND DIALXF.8 IM Fine Perfnmery ani -Toilet Articles. LubJn's, Colgate's. LnndborR'a and Rlckacckcr't Fine ztracts, (jenulne Imported Farina and German Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters, Fine Toilet to pa and Spornte. Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Nail Bruahei, and ail article wanted for the toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES EASTER Cards, Novelties -AHDSUITABLE PRESENTS. CHARLES MAYER & CO. benevolent" SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received between the hours ot 9 and 10 o'clock a. m., on Friday, 27th Inst., at tho Supreme Court Koom of the tat, by the several Boards of Trustees for the Institutions for tho Insane, trie Deaf and Dumb and Blind, for luppliea for the month ot April ensuing. The conditions upon which proposals -will be received, and tho kind, quality and quantity of au ppiles required, maybe seen by reference to statements and estimates, open to public lnpccti03 at the above-namod place oa and alter Monday, the 2od lust. Bidders must comply with specifications In making their bids. By order of.theiCTeral Boarda of Trnitoca, TH03. II. HARRISON, President. A.

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"What beautiful Carpets Mr. Gall is selling," said Mrs. Q. to Mrs. X. "And what Elegant New Patterns. Why, everybody's talking about it," rejoined Mrs. X. "I tbink bis Body and Tapestry Brussels, Moquettes and Velvets are in the handsomest designs I have ever seen." "And so Cheap!" "Cheap! I never know anything like it before. I was charmed with his Wail Papers; also, what exquisite tasto he must have to salocD such delicate harmonies in colors." 'But, did you see tho Lovely Lace Curtains Mr. Gall is showing now, and tho Magnificent Rugs? and at such low prices. I don't understand it " "Well, I do. Mr. Gall bought just at tho right time. The market had touched the very lowest point. So you see, dear, that's the way he is abio to give us such bauutltul things at such delightfully low prices.

GROCERIES RETAILED ?5c for 15 bars German Soap. '2lc icrt tcrs French Vll aSonp. J5c for . tars of B. T. Babbit's oap. 2. 1er b It f. Tiel's Starch. vrc for : lbs. of ali kinds of Preserve. -2tc lor 4 Ids. all kinds of Jellies. 2.'c fcr 4 It s. of Jlicce Meat. Q'-c fcr 4 Its. lscgart fi Crackers. yr-o fcr 8 lbs. Hinter b'naps. 'Jfc for 5 Its. New Tursish Prunes. 2'rc for S lbs. New English Currants. 25c for 5 lbs. Dried Supar Corn. l"5c for 4 lbs. Choice Carolina Kice. ifc for 3 lb. California Apricots. 2fc for 8 lbs. Choice JUisinn. 2 "c for 2 lbs. Kvaporate.1 fcachc?. 2c for 4 lbs. choice EvM-orated Apples. V5c for 4 lbs. common Prlel Peache. "J5c for f. li s. common Dried Aj pks. I'lC for lOlfcf. Oatmeal. 2-c for lilts. Pearl Hominy, -fie for 12 lbs. Pearl Grit. '2tc lor 15 !U. best IVarl Meal. He for 5 lbs. Lima Beans. :)C lor 4 ibs. Hiking Scd. Vfclor 12 Its. Washin? ocia. 55c for 7 lbs. Buckwheat Flour. ."jo for 4 lbs. mixed Bird Seed, ".''clor 'l cat) p of Table Pcacbea. ".' lor 3 cam of Damson PIuqj. 2.': for . qts. Navy Bf ans. ire lor 1 lb. Baking: Powder. 15c perqt. for fancy mlxea sweet or tour Pickles. 'c per qt. for bulk Mintard or Chowchow. He lor n doz. Pickles. Sdoporlb. lor pure ground Popper, iccjcrlb. lor pure grourd cinnamon or Allpice. (c per rioz. for bestTorn. 10c Ter doz. for standard Tomatoes. tfcper doz. for Polk's or Vau Camp's Pumpkins. r(c perdox. for Lima Benn. f-Cc ter doz. for Peas. (Oc per doz. for mccotash. I '-c per can for Imported b'ardinee. 2.rc lor 4 cans American Oi: Sardines, lb. 7f-c lor lt bbl. New Crop Family White flea. M. M. WILLIAMS. I - Drew &

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AT WHOLESALE PRICES. CCc rer do'- for Holland Herring. ü.rc lor 3tai:B of Mackerel, I 5c for 8-penny Maccerel. fc for 3 lari:e No. : Klver bore Mackerel, be per lb. for larve No. 1 at Mackerel. , I0e for 25 lbs. White Rose Flcur. tl.fO per bb. fcr Beat Hour. be per lb. for KingaD V- Co.'s Shoulders. lOo per lb. for Kinsan Ca's Breakfast Bicoa T'.-cper lb. by rc-rce for choice Lard. 'Uc per lb. for JO lb, can for choice Lar V vo per lb. for . 0 It. can choice Lard. 252 for :: lbs. of chrice I.ard. 25o i-er gal. for choice tioldca Syrup. 40c pt r gal. fori'rystal Drips. 4Cc per sal. for New Orleau fJolases. . 4Cc per gal. for cood Maple Syrup. -Tcper for white wtue or rchard Vine;ar K'cpergnl. forsilTer thrtal sauerkraut. ' iOc ror lb. for fiood Tea. Ocpi-rib for Tea tbt sells all over town at 90c 2-"- per lb. for roust J :va Co .lee. ' 5i for 15 lbs. (JranulHted t'iar. . f 1 for is lbs. White Kxtra c fcugs-r. ?1 for 'JO lb. Kxtra J Suear. Po-tal or verbal orders dellrereu la IIau?hTillc ' -rth IndianaroUf. BriRhtwooJ, Irrlngtoa, Btl : J- .it. or any tart of the city. i rder uLreialiT racket cd shipped C. 0. 1, exrrcs. No '-Siare for package or cartage. ) :ies orderinfi C. ". D. must pay expresi charj:or letnrn money. Noordors jhippei by freight :iless postoftice ordor, postal note or money ac rcmranits order. All sv;N cuiraaued to civ3 : sutii faction or money reiundad. ' "VTOTICK I hr.veiroytd my steck into lar3 IN and elf pant rooma jtjst across the street. : After this week my number will be !t) SouUt 1 Illinois Ktreet, on same :de of street as No. 41 I Engine House. Will sell pvxU all week at stand, Sirj outb Illinois street, opposite No. Knglne liouse. If hotels, retaur8nis and hoarding nouses, nt havinx time t call, will drop ipq card with their number, City solicitor J. il. Williams wilt call on them. Order d'.-llf ereel promptly. TEI.KPONE675. ailil BOUTU ILLINOIS STREET, Opposite No 4 Knglnc Himim,' Wassoii A 72 ISToi-Ox Illinoirl Ot. TKI.KPtiONE C41. i'iinpRii:Tuus cirv amhulancr.