Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 84, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1885 — Page 8

THE IfcltfAflAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING' MARCH 25 1885

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GOODS Department. tit , Mff press mm Every Day. Prices in Plaii Fipres. PETTIS BASSETT& Cß JOS. A. MOORE, Ol IL Market Dt., Indianapolis, Ind Internet allowed en depotlta, la sums of ?5 and Bp ward. Money to Lean on ImproTed City and Farm Property In Indiana and Ohio. Ci:y, Count7 and Town Bonds, and Purchased Hocej Notes, bought and eold. No loang made except tuch as are secured by first mortgage on real estate, with a large margin ot security, or by collaterals navlng a market Ylne. Foreign Exchange for saie on all parts ol the World. WW SPBIffi AT YBry Lowest Price s ATTRADE ILiYCJE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. OmCKi 71 and 73 West Market Street. SENTINEL. TELEPHONE CALLS. Ecii!st8 CEce 1CI I Editorial Looms. 291 THE SENTINEL AT NEW OCLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the northwest who will desire to read their favorite home paper while attending the, '"World's Exposition," the Sentinel baa been pi iced on sale In New Orleans at George F. Wharton & Bra's, No. 5 Carondelet straet, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPEKS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this cfüce at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BttlEF. The stone-yard is to be reopened. Jack Smith has started North to serve his five years' term. The Tippecanoe Club meets to-day in the Council Chamber. The cold weather Hag has not been out for forty-eight hours. Mrs. Dr. C. P. Heil died yesterday after noon after a protracted illness. Revival services have been recommenced at the Seventh Street M. E. Church. Mrs. R. J. Conner, wife of the Djputy Slate Treasurer, died at a late hour Monday night. Detective Macy, of St, Louis, took A. E. Wnlling, the fugitive, back to St. Louis yesterday. Senator Voorhees ii to defend T. E. Jnbnfen at Greenville, Tenn., for killing Major Henry. The State Norrral School yesterday drew from the State Treasury $7,000 under the dsI'.ciescy bill. The Tbysio Medical College will hold its commencument exercises to-morrow evening at Plymouth Church. The Indiana Suite Christian Temperance l'cicn ill begin its anneal session to-day at the Y. M. C. A. rooms. Dr. W. B. Fletcher lectured last night before the Marion County MeJicil Society on Epilipt-y Caused by Io juries." H, F. Keenan, formerly connected with this paper, has written a novel entitle! 'Trajan,' the history of a sentimental youcg man. Superintendent Hol:omband his assistant, Mr. Skinner, have complied a complete encyclopedia of the educational affairs of Inrfiaca. Tb werk contains a complete hisicxy c all its tchooij sad' collegia tas

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State, a blitory of the Indian School of Northern Indiana. The Muncie "Water Works hai filed articles of in cor pe ration. Stock, $ 100,0'JO. Charles McClelland, of Auburn, has been appointed as the representativs of the Twelfth Congressional District on the staff of the Goyernor. The "Woman's Foreign Missionary Ssciety will meet at Mrs. W. II. II. Miller's at 3 o'clock this afternoon f jr ths annual clec ticn of o Ulcers. TLre will be tn adj ourned meeting of the de!egL!t3 ot all Building and Loan Aiiocia tions ot this city al 8 o'clock this evening at the Circuit Court reorn. George W. Mamms, of 157 West Seventh fitrie!, wis fined yesterday for a3?aalt on his stepdaughler, who also instituted pea:e turety pioce diags against him. The United Order of Independent "Work legmen has riled articles of incorporation. Its Grand Lodge ia ts be located here, and its purposes are the promotion of morals, in destry and charity. "We understand that Frank E. Weaver, of Knightstown, is an applicant for a special agency in the Tostcffice Department. Mr. Weaver is an active and efficient young Democrat, worthy, well qualified and passeised of an unexceptional character. Congressman Browne has sent to E. A. Parker the commission of Hagb Molloy, Mr. Tarker's grandfather, as ensign in the army of the revolution. It was made out in Boston, November 0, 177G, and signed by John Hancock, Fxesident, and Charles Thompson, Secretary ot Congress. Mr. Molloy was at Valley Forge, and he resigned In 1781. In 181G be moved to Williamsburg, 0., whera he died in 1847, aged ninety. His grandson, H. C. Herrick, is Executive Clerk lor Governor Gray. A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

Charles Warner and Cyrus McClelland Struck by a Big Four Train and Barely Escape Death The Latter Internally Injured. Charles Warner, a traveling man, and Cyrus McClelland, a tinner, narrowly escaped death at the Fifth street crossing of the I., St. L. and C. Road, shortly before 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. They were riding in a light spring wagon, behind a spirited horse, and when they reached ths crcssirg the Big Four mail dae hera at .":30 p. m. was approaching rapidly from the nortn, Warner whipped up the horse expectingto ret cress before the train arrived, and they would have succaedad had it rot been that the animal became frightened and stopped directly on the track end began prancing about, refusing either to back or go forward. The engineer realized the danger that the two men were in, but was too close to stop histtain, and the engine struck the frail waon with tremendous force, smashing it into splinteri and instantly killing the horse. The two oc cupant9 were thrown to one s'd-j of the track, acd when persons near by burrid to the scene tney found tbat McClelland had received a bad cut ia the back of the head, from which blood was flowing freely, while Warner was bnt sliehtiy bruised about the body and fece. Both men were picked up and re moved to tbeir hemes in Flanner it Horn tcown'i ambulance, where they received rredical attention. Both resid9 on Vts. Market street, Warner at 321 and McClelland at 315. McClelland, who has juit recovered rem a terious illness, complained lut nigbt cf being hurt internally, and appeared to be Guirejicg great pain. Dr. Martej thinks, however, he will recover. The horse and wnron was the property of Warner, and tbe to n en were .driving west when the train e-trcck them. Fires. The Belt Road water tank at tbe crossing of FlessantRun, which was burned Monday, caught from the sparks of a pacing engine. Both tanks were destroyed and the loss will foot up S,C0O. The intens heat caused an explosion cf the boiler supplying the steam iiomps and tbe pieces were thrown several hundred feet. Tae residence of J. L. Fisher, 13 Huron etreet, was datuaged $23 worth yesterday by rea on of a def ctive rlue. A email tire ia an old smoke house in the he iear of Milt Toudar's chop, -'32 East Wasbira-ton street, canied the tire departTrent a inn yesterday afternoon. Loss 7,1 i ceiita. At a We hour Monday Dicht the resiupec cf Our) in rlamlin at Allisonviile was burred, the result of a defective floe. Lo-s il.20 with pertial insurance. There were three tins along the line of the Air Line real yesterday. Oae of these was the Sheets property at Broil Ripple, which has been used a3 a railway station, a etore, and a residence. Tbe less is abiut $2,500, with some insurance. Tnere was a lira reported at Rcesviile, two business blocts and three bouses being consuaccJ. A fire at Kirkland destroyed one etcrerocm and two dwelling houses. "This for Remembrance " Miss Lizzie Annandale was presented last night with a beautiful floral offering by ti Western Union telegraph operators of this city. The following card accompanied the tiift: Asasligbt token of our esteem for you growing out cf your kindness rendere 1 our Baltimore i. re tbren during the strike ol 1SS3, wo gladly avail ourselves of tbe opportunity of expressing la ilornl tentiments our htarty appreciation of your noble ervlce In a worthy cause. In thi feeble eSbrt on our part, It is gratifying to know that the same is in keepiDg with tbo action of our brother crafts men in otter r:aces where you have been the re(ipitnt of similar contribution", thts strewioj with Howers the i aihway of a gallant volunteer ia a grand strucgie for justice. The flowers will iad, but the tcutixnects herein expressed will Ter reniain fresh In memory ol tne name of Lizzie AntiaBdaJe. fclKlKlN. TELE' ;P. A fllEIlS OK lNMAN'AlfT.r. The following acknowledgment was made by tbe lady: IxniAKAi-ous, March 21. Min Lizzie Annandie returns to her friend., the Western Union tclet;raph operators, for their very generous tribute, he most eincere thanss and btartfelt appreciation.wlth the assurance taat he will reinemttpr the dtjligjhtfal IneiCent l nz after tbe lowly flowers hare faded. Yours, tit l rcpcctfully, l.imt AS'nankai k. A Family Broil. Last niht Harry Hamilton, reiii'ng at 1C2 Yirginia avenue, went home slightly under the influence of liquor and soon became engaged in e. war of wcrds with his wife, who finally seizsdapoker .'ind thumped !:ira about and face, catting longiitiln 63 chin. Joseph Yaryn, a eon of Mrs. Hamilton by her first husband, took'a band in tbe melee und rendered his mother some very valuable assistance. Shortly after the ccncloaion of the row Captain Colbert and Sergeant Low arrtvel acd placed the trio nnder arrest. Hamilton's wound3 were dressed by Police Sargeoa Hodea,

Notice Architects, Itullders and Contractors Are requested to call and examine the larjre line of building- material, consisting of Hardware. Poor. Sah, Blindf, Glass, Paints, etc, at CI East VYa&bington street VAJEN & NEW. Esllmatca given at lowest market rate. Ask for their illustrated catalogue of S50 pages, 11 you haye Lot received It. No charge.

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AT Millinery, bilks, Dress Goods, Jerseys, Wraps, Shawls, Laces, Trimmings, Linens, White Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Etc., Etc., Etc. LATEST NOVELTIES. L. S. AYBES I GO. SPKCIALTIICS: flVTillixaox-y, I1!!!!-Ureas XVvls.ixx5v ITftllorinp;. pecial Eor a Few Bays Only. A Job Lot of Silverplated Forks and Spoons of ttio Finest Make, AT k mm JEWELERS, 12 East Washinflton Streßt. browning & sLOAfj, DKUGGIKT8, AND DEALSB8 I Fine Ferlaiew ant Toilet Articles Lubln's, Colgate's, Lundbors's and Ricksecker'a Fine ilxtr&cts, Genuine Imported Farina and German Coloune, Florida and Lavender Waters, Fine Toilet froaps and 8ronKe8, Tooth, Hair. Cloth and Nail Eru&hea, and all articles wanted for the toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES SIMOlf, BUNTS, A3TD Wholesale Liquor Dealer S4 H. iTailiiniten St., Iadianarclis. CITY USDERTAKISe ROOMS NOW OPEN, 66 Forth Pennsylvania Strvft, Opposite Grand Opera House, H. W. TÜTEWILER, no.Flret c"a58 throupboat. Reasonable prices, 'leiephone Koome, 411. Telephone Residence, 411. FOR SALE. o Printers and Publishers. We bare for falo on nearly new "fttoneme'V Newspaper Folding Machine. Will fold, e nd trlia a sheet 3-.x50 inches, or smaller. I'rI.e, SESTLNEL COMPANY, I Indiacapoli?. Ind. WM. GUNN, PLUMBER -asi G-JS fitthb Ko. 7 Vlrjlnla Avenue. FIILST-CLAS3 WORK AT BOTTOAI FRICZ3, .felephone No. 139. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, rj Salt Washington 8L, Zeleplione 7Ü

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in mi 73 Pendleton Avcpuc. M. S. Huey & Sod, IlMüfaetcrers aid Dealers in Doors and Sash, Frame Lumber, Shingles, Etc. All Manufactured Work for Exterior and Interior Furnishings. A C per doz for fresh EVps. J ) iOcperlb. for cnoice Country Batter, tjc per lb. for Kingan'a Shoulders. I'hj per qt. for bulk Muatard or Chowciow. 15c per o t. for fancy mixed sweet or sour Pickles. 10c peri lb. can Mustard Sardines. 2. lor 4 cans i lb. Oil Sardines. 2"j for 3 cans of Salmon. 25c for 3 cans of Mackerel. 40c for 10 lb. kit No. 3 Mackerel. COc for 10 lb. No. 2 large fat MaekPrel. fcOc for keg of new crop Holland Herring. Tec lor keg of Uolland Herrtuc. Jüc per doz. for new crop Hollaed Ilerrine. 25c per lb. for roasted Moeho and Java blended, 20c per lb. for roasted Java Coffee. $i for 15 lb. Granulated uar. f i for 10 lbs. Confectioner's A Sugar. $1 for IS lbs. n hite Kxtra C Sugar. l for 20 lbs. Extra C fcusrar. NOTlCi: 1 have moved across the street from old stand. Gcods carefnlly racked and shlppod C. O. D. per express. No charge for package or cartage. Parties ordering C. O. h must pay return charges on return rney. Orders doivered promptly. M. M. WILLIAMS. South Illinois street, 68ma ilde of street as No. 4 Engine House. Telephone fc75. BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. SEALED PROPOSALS Will te received between the hoars of 9 and 10 o'clock a. m., on Friday, 27th lust., at the 8npreme Court Room of tbe fctate, by tbe several Boards of Trustees for the Institutions for the Insar.9, the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, for supplies for the Dcnth of April ensuing. The conditions upon which proposals will be received, and the kind, quality and Quantity of supplies required, maybe seen by reference to statements and estimates, open topablic InFpectloa at the above-named place on and alter Monday, the 23d Inst, Bidders must comply with spoclflcatlona In making their bids. By order of the severs 1 Boards of Trusteea. TH03. II. HARRISON, President. A i? gust Erbrich, KOLS AGENT FOR AURORA LAGER. BEER. 220 asJ 222 Hanlh DoUwtnt 3k JOHN EDWARDS, ILL POSTER. Ono Hundred Largo Stands. 300 3-Shcct Boards. Also CGEWJiai tiejlaio Honse Fenct OFFIOIE Knt1nt1 oma.. EASTER Cards, Novelties -axtDSUI1 ABLE PRESEflTS. CHAELES MAYEIa CO.. 5S3 ar 11 W. "Washinstcn St, "SAFE BRILLIANT! PERFECTION EM Dil, "i Best Boiler Scale Purgative. TO TRY IT 13 TO CSE NO OTHtR. J. P. bUILTOt PE1SE, Oflice Si Thorpe IJIock. Individual, County or Stato tight of manufacture for tale. 1 hi. 6entijkl boiler uses this article. 50

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CARPE1

Cur Carpet Department is heavily stookol with Now Gsods for tto Spring eeaion of 1885 We havo no oc jnsion t j excito the apprehension or consumers by alarming predictions or an impending "carpet famine" on account of atrilr.es." For example, among tho ITow Goods wo op an to day ar3 100 Pieces Extra Supers, 300 Pieces Tapestries, 50 Pieces Body Brussels, 25 Pieces Velvets, Aud other dcsriiptlons in proportion. Tho orders for tho3o goods navies been placed when manufacturer' prices ware at tho bottom, we are a bio to quota correspondingly lov rjiail prices.

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TraDsportatlon to all points, ' prices, rates of freight and information famished on application. Correspondence solicited. mum nimmimmJmm mUm kJ 9 Manufacturers. X7M. O. DoVAY, President, 3 East Maryianl Styoct, "The paper nton which theRentlnellanrtniAl ta frjrnUh thta '

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"Oh, Mrs. W., I'm eo glad Tve met jou. .1 want you to go with me to Mr. Gall's Carpet Ilouse and help me choose one of his beautiful Ttpcstry Carptt?." t(With tbe greatest pleasure, my dear. I was there yesterday, an was delighted with my visit. Hii salesmen are so obliging, and they match the Carpets out on the floor eo you can have an idea just how they will look." "Yes, and they don't huiry yon up or impirtune you to buy. Anl the Borders for the Cirpet? are saparb. Mr. GiU'd method of showing. Carpets is jast lovel). "Mrs. J. has just bought one of Mr. Gall'rf rich and elegant Velvet Carrets, with a magnificent Border. It is the latest des'gn. You his purchases for the Spring and Summer trade comprise the most (ktiiible gocds ever brought to this market." 0b, yes, I know that. I forgot to sk if you saw the beautifulFlushes Mr. Gall is now showing?" "Indeed I did. What a delightful variety in colors And then 1 c Embroidery Patterns how cheap and how rich! You know you bay the Plush and make the designs yourself, if you caoDe, if Mr. es not happen to have the design you want."

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