Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 83, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1885 — Page 8

8 THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 24 1885

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DRESS GOODS Department. lew Dress Goods Every Day. Prices ia Plain Fibres. JOS. A. MOORE, 81 E. Harket at., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed oa deposit, In rams o! 35 and upward. Money to Lean on Improved City and Farm Property In Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Money Notes, bought and sold. No loans made except such as are secured by first mortgage on real estate, with a large margin of security, or by collateral haying a market ralne. Foreign Exchange lor sale on all parts of the World. Dil U AT Very Lowt Prices ATDICKSOF TRADE PALACE. TUESDAY, MARCH 21. OFFICE 71 and 73 West Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS, taiiliess Offlce. 164 Editorial Bsong. 791 e. j THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Northwest who will desire to read their iaTcrlte home paper while attending the "World's Exposition," the 8entinel has been placed on s&le In New Orleans at George F. Wharton & Broe, No. 5 Caxondelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS Good conditioned old papers (or sale ihls office at only 40 cents per hundred. at CITY IN BHU2F. The Wigwam skating rink ceased to exist yesterday. A social dance will be given at Professor Gresh's Academy this evening. An old-time camp lire social will bs held in the hall of the George H. Thomas To3t G. -A. 11, to-racrrow evening. Roberts' saloon, cn Virginia avenue, was entered by burglars on Sanday night, and robbed cf some liquor and $1 In cash. The annual comni3ncement exercises of the Physio-Medical College will be held at Plymouth Church to morrow evening. Charles McClelland, cf Auburn, has been appointed Aid-de Camp oa the Governor' pialF to represent the Twelfth Congressiosa District. The Governor has pardoned Frank A. Vaughn, who was convicted in 133 cn a charge of embrzlement in connection with the American Kxpress office. "Peggy" Ryan, one of the prisoners who recently escaped from the new addition to the jail, was captured at the Union Dapot last night by Constable Keicho'dt. Mrs. Martin Hayden, residing atl'JS'.East Washington street, took a large dose of morphine, early yesterday morning, pre sumably with euicidal intent The prompt attendance of a physician saved her Ufa. The revival services which were discontinued cn account of the death cf the pastor' j wife, were resumed list night at the Seventh Street M. K. Church, and will be continued during the week and possibly longer. The Scottish Rite Ma3on3, clasi of L50, will hold a reunion at the Grand Hotel on Thursday evening. The programme will include a midnight banquet, and the toasts and mpocjoa will embrace the "Class of JcO," , F, tfvdges; yAIajUcfttion pX Dirt,".

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W. D. Foulke; "The Beanty of Fraternity," Pierre Fermier; and 'Oar Dead," W. T. B;own. Representative Hanloa, of Floyd Coanty, h&abeen appointed Indian Commissioner for the Territory of Wajhingtcn. Ö John Hann a, son of Bay 1 in W. Hanna, who is at present messenger for Lieutenant Governor Man bod, has been appointed messenger for Colonel Black, United 8ta:es Commitsioner I Pensions. A colored man named John Craig, living in i'lpley's block on Indiana avenue, was found dead in his room yesterday morning, having fallen in an epileptic fit while dressing. TLo deceased was sixty years of age. A female patient at the Insane Asylum secured a pais key early yesterday evenin?, and going into an attendant's rcom where the pas was burning, tried to set lire to the building. A respectable blazs wa3 under way when the night watch discovered the lire, and the flames were arrested without serious damage. Colonel James Wild man entertairs the opinion that the Indianapolis post Dflice is getting along admirably, and ne does not ft el any solicitude for the early appointment of a successor. He also denies that he has any aspirations to stand for the mayoralty nomination, having never so much us considered such a step. John Kunyan, a patient at the Insane Asylum, from Fayette County, made an attempt to escape from that institution on Saturday nfght by letting himself down from a window with a rope made of bed quilts. The rope broke while he was eighteen feet from the ground, and he was severely bruited by the fall. Julius A. Haag, the young druggist at the Denison Hotel Block, is acquiring, through several articles, a national reputation as a manufacturing chemist He is almost daily shipping goods of his manufacture to di tiereat parts of the Union. Orders from Maryland, Oregon, New Mexico and Nebraska, ia one day, attest the popularity of his goods.

Mr. Haag is intelligent, zealous and reliable in his line, and deserves his success. The Aldormaclc Meeting-. The Bsard of Aldermen met list night in regular session, and reconsidered the vote by which they non-concurred in the action of the Council in instructing the Mayor to sell the city's interest In the lot known as the "Park," in the eastern part of the city, for $100. The entire matter was then referre! to the Committee on Streets and Alley. After passing the following ordinances, tha Beard adjourned: Provldine for the assessment of nil taxable property ia the city; for grading and paving with brick the ea?t sio-s-walk cf Delaware, from Seventh to Eighth street; fcr grading and graveltDg the road war of Floyd street, from Greenbrier laae to Fountaine street; for grading and graveling tbc roadway al Greenbrier lane, frona Fernwoy to the Belt Road. A Well-Pleased Prisoner. B. F. Gardner, who was convicted and sentenced a few days ago to four months' imprisonment for using the mails for swindling purposes, is said to be the best please! cenvict in the State. He ha3 been sent to Danville to 'serve" oat the time, having been incarcerated in the jail at that place during the time intervening between his arrest and trial. It is said that his Imprisonment was only nominal, he having the freedom of the town, occupying a room in the jailer's residence and taking buggy rides whenever he chese. It is presumed that h waa sent back there on account of the wonderful facilities for pleasure. Wanted for Fraudulent Dealines. A. K. Walling, a rather plainly dres?ed man, about forty years of age, was arrested yr erday afternoon by Captain Colbert and Serjeant Qaigley, on the strength of a telegram received from Chief Harrigan, of 8t. Louis, in which he stated that the prisoner is wanted there for fraud. There was nothing in the dispatch to indicate the nature of Wallirg's crime, and he himself says he cia not understand why he was arrested. An office f from St. Louis will arrive here to day to take the prisoner back to that city. Walling ii an employe ot the Brush Electric Light Company. W. C T. U. Convention. The annual convention of the Indiana S.ate Christian Temperance Union will be he'd at the Y. M. C. A. rooms to-morrow at :30 p. m. There is work planned that will nterest all friends of temperance. All are cordially invited to come and help in this work. The C'a.tleton Ghost. The people of Castleton are all tore up about their gbost. The neighbors canght one of the ghests last night aM found that it wore a bat from Ryan, The Hatter, 21 and 23 South Illinois street. When you want tr tee a gbost go to Castleton and they will show you a photo of one. A New Attraction. For the past week upon the streets of thf city has been ceen a large and bright-colored wegon laden with crystal ice and dran by six uhlte horses. On the side of the w ijod in plain letters, were the word?, Charles E, Shover, Pure Lake Ice. These who had reason to inspect the contents of the wagon rover beheld clearer or better Ice, and as the occasional glimpses of sunlight reflected on the blocks they shene like diamonds The Laporte Ice is ansurpaased and much better than the snow-clad ice taken from stagnant streams of this section. It is understood that Mr. Shover has no connection with ths ice pool or rombination in this city. Notice Architects, llullders and Contractors Are requested to call anä examine the lame line of building material, consisting of llardrare Doors. Sash, Blind, Glass, I'&lnts, etc , at 61 Washington stret-t. VAJEN it NEW, KstJ mates pi ven at lowest market r.t. A.' for their illustrated catalogue of SöO pages, it you Lave not received it. No charge. FOR SALE. n' i i ti ! i tu miners aim luiMüuers. We have for sa!o one nearly new "?tonsm?tz" Newspaper FoMtn? Machine. Will fold, pi. c and trim a sheet -ixZQ inches, cr smaller. lVUe, JiuO. Address SENTINEL COMPANY, IndianaroII, Ind ! D .A, BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, n last Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, KD. linens HU

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For a Few Days Only. A Job Lot of Silverplated Forks and Spoons of the Finest Make, AT OTEWIELEXtS, 12 East Washington SiresL BEE-HIVE MUG Mhl, 73 FtsiKllcton Avcümc. M. S. Hueyt Sod, üas'.ifarto.'frs üei! Dtaltt in Doors and Sash, Framo Lumber, Shingles, Etc. All Manufactured "Work for Ex. terior &nd Interior Furnishings. A rCpcrdcz for fresh E?jrs. .1 J LOc ter lb. for cnoice Country Batter. tj.'.c per II, for Kintan's Shoulders. 10c per qt. for built Mustard or Chowcow, 15o per Ok or faucy mixed sweet or sour Tickles. 10c per lb. ran Mustard Sardinee. 25c lor 4 cans U lh. Oil Sardines. 2"c for 3 can? of Salmon. 25c for 3 cans ot Mackerel, 40c for 10 lb. kit No. 3 Mackerel. fc for 10 lb. No. 2 large tat Mackerel. rOc for keg of new crop Holland Herring. TCc tor keg of Holland Herrinsr. 20c ptr doz. for new crop Holland Herring, '"c per lb. for roasted Mocho and Jaya blended, iCc per lb. fir roasted Java Coffee. $1 for 15 lbs. Granulated 8npar. f 1 for 16 lbs. Confectioner's A Sogar, tl for 18 lbs. White Kxtra C Sugar, f 1 for '20 lbs. Extra C Snpar. NOTICE I bave moved across the street from old (lend. Gcods carefully packed and shipped C. O. D. per express. No charge for paefcsse or cartage. Parties ordering C. o. D. must pay return charge! on return mcney. Orders duiverel promptly. M. M. WILLIAMS, 29 South Illinois street, same tide of street as No. 4 Engine House. "Telephone 675. I IflEIT TELE PHOHE AND ELECTRIC CO. MAM FACTI KEKS AND DE ALECS l llcctric Supplies Bell, Kattfries. Wire, Hotel ind House Annunciators, I'.urjrlar AUrms, Xedta1 Hattfrirs, Gas Lihtic? tpparatu-i, Speaking Tubes, Etr BOLE MANUFACTURERS The Bennett Telephone Apparatus. Eo. 12 Vinton Clock. Opp Foitofnce, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. QRATEFCL--COMFOR.TING. A Tl 1 .Al A. ßaeAKFAST. l'Ly a U ..o.'ü knowledge of the naimal im which govern the operaUorxa of digestion and nt trltlon, and by a careful rt-Ucation of the Cn propert'es of rtllelcctea Cocoa, Mr. Epps ha. provided or breakfast tables vrlth adellcateij uavored beverage whlcn nay Eave us man; heavy doctors' bllla. It Is by the Judicious use o: inch articles of diet, that a con tituuoa may fc gr&dually bnllt np until strong enonn to reeU every tendency to disease. Hundreds ol subtl miladies are Coating around us ready to attaci wherever there la a vreak point. We may eecapi many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for tilled with pure blood and a properly nouriihs' tiame." ivll Service Gazette, Made simply with bollin? water c? milk, 8ol oaly In half-ponnd tins bytirooers, labelled tnna J A flltö IHVl'S & CO.. Uomceopatnto lUiem fsta. London. Eccl&nd GASOLINE m OIL STOVES Cleaned and Repaired. "BEt brands of Gaf ollne and Oils alvrays on hand. TELEPHONE 707. f. p. smm & co , RETAIL, S5 North Illinois Street. WHOLESALE, 37 South Meridian street. Cheapest, Best and Safest OIL STOVE ever made. Over 1.C00 have been sold In this city. Has etocd the test for 12 years. EASTER Cards, Novelties -ABS SUITABLE PRESENTS. OHAELES MAYES & CO, 29 and 81 W, TT&sWnctcm Dt

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Frnnlc "VV. fltinner, Jno. IIommoAvii, ÜNDEB h BEE70LEKT INSTITUTIONS. SEALED PKOPOS A LS Will be recclreä retween tfce boars ot 9 and 10 o'clock a, m., on Friday, 27th list., at the Supreme Court Room ol the State, by the several Boards of Trustees for the Institutions lor the Insane, tne Deaf and Dumb and Blind, for supplies for the month of April ensuing. The conditions upon which proposals will be received, and the kind, quality and quantity of supplies required, may be seen by reference to statements and estimates, open to public loepectJon at the aboye-camed pl&co cn and alter Monday, the VT3d tost. Bidders must comply with specifications In making their bids. By order of the several Boards of Trustees. TDOS. 11. HARRISON, President. August Erbrich, SOLE AGENT FOR AURORA LAGER BEER, ISLesM and Sottlo 220 &od 222 Rsath DMatrcr St.

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