Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1885 — Page 5

THK INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL MOXDA MORNING MARCH-30 1885

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A $."0,00i Damage Suit Filed In the Superior Court. A S7,COO Damago Suit Agralnat the City Other Suits Notes Llada in the Corridor.-. Tha dim? suit of Casslu M. Pains ts. J. A. Closer aa i others Las Utn duuiscd. Philip Marshall was released by Jttdgi Norton yesterday oa nis personal reco?r.Izincc. Jcde Walitr ha given judgment In foreclf.sv re for Uoerta Towey against J. V. Maraee aud others for 12,452.00. Jud;r? Taylor, yesterday, srnted a dlrorce to Elizabeth irrin lrfn James K. Irviu on proof of atfcudoaraent and failure to proYlce. The As.woni of the county ract yesterday at Acsor M'-tsirk's cfiice and agreed upon a Kcaednle or rates. Tüe work of asfcsiius begias on Wednesday. 7ho Washer Car Door Company ülod articles for record yeMerday. Ftork. fliO.CCO. divided into ; shares of Jtueacn. T. A.Lewi,.! L. ajner an I iX. S. Lewis are the directors, and the oilice al plar of business is to be in tliJ city. Hiram Rains and Ix;vl W. Rain?, (Joins a iumteT business under the firm naine of iiiram Kann & Brother, have filed suit against, I.yon Murray ,v Bet k for darxases, growinc cut M contract. PlaintlJs tlalm to have sent an order for ceruin lniaber to deftrdtnts In leanest;?, whim they for aoice reaoa reiuitd to receive. Demaud SUc". After the ltcf the month the HjiliuoSica will Snsijt npoa prompt obedient tu ail notices to clean Ui acd dls-iufect premise. F.-irtie falling to ebej iiot.:-9 ferved by the sanitary otlicars will be at oace prosecuted In the Mayor's Court. The re ason lor this i the necessity for a thorough cleansing of the city in expectation of a visit by cholera. Elizabeth a. Ireland ba3 filed a petition for the removal of llliam H. Ireland, guardian of Elizabeth (i. and George W. Ireland. The complaint is that he was ordered toeell and invest the proceeds of the real estate for the wirdf, but that he convertefl fl.f fi to Lis own use and otherwise wasted the asset: that lor three years lie has failed to male a report cf the trut in court, and trt he has, for some months, failed to provide for the support acd education of his wards and has boccroe and now 13 a r-atjltual drunkard. Petltioter is a daughter of the defendant and is twenty years old. uit was filed lyesterday ia'th Superior Court by John ü. Rinke tu I others against Nienolas Mct arty and other?, lor partition of real estate claimed by plaintiifa as tenants in common, and to have teen left them as the heirs of jese Blake, deceased. Certain other property adjoining, which ia claimed by the rtefeaJ'jts or; in widen t hey clalra tome interest, brings the suit 1 or partition before the Court. Ihere are eigotwwo defendants to the suit, anions treai beiasj three banks, the Receivers of live banks nine administrator?, the Thames Loan and Trust Company, the Frankl'a Irsurance Compenv, and the Trusteea cf I aa? Seminary, Cincinnati. Fsmuel V. and Robert IT. Fatier?on have sued the city for damages growing cut o an alleged Tiolstlon of a contract. Pialn tills rid as contiactora for the worked grading Indiana avenue f rem West street to Fall Creek, in. April, lv. Afterward the ücard of Alacrrutn. oa motion of Alderman Horizon, reconsidered the ordinance Viovidit'jf for the improvement, one man, Mr. belter?, votin; araicst the recousideration. Th3 jxattr was then referred to a committee of three, , but, it Is alleged, this committee never reported. .fterward the contract was awarded to other pirtics tinder a new ordiuAnce. l'latutlöa claim to l;ave fikd their Dond arjd made praparations for the work cu a grand scale at a cos of SI COJ. Also that by reason of the award t other parties after they had qualified under tie ordinance oy siving bond, they were damirl in the sunt of 56.GCI. Demand is made for Sr.Cij-j clamagej!. William A. Neldhamer hs filed k s'ilt for clmcea ?aint liatvey A. (iilbtrt, L?vi II. lUtilla, A. J. Huat and G. W. McCurdv ,sn for raufe of action alleges that iu March or April of lat j-eir Uilbvrt iaiely and fraudulently, and lor tae purpose of cLeato and swindling plaint iß", claimed to own certain real estate in I'alefckl ;ounty, this state, rnd Potawatamie County. Kansas, which he -deeded to John M. Nied ham er. plaintiffs son. rlaintlft trsasferrinu to him tbcrcfor a stock of hardwire, worth and a brick blocfe worth klO.COO, in eaybrook. 111.: alro rioujteg a.nd lots in othr olac s valued at 5i0,5O0, makine a total cf Sit. 0C0. flinti rT alleges that Ulbert waa not the owner of the real eitate which he claimed lo own. The first paragraph demands tiO.OOu damages. The second -chaises faUe representations by Gilbert Hamiin and a conspiracy on their 1 art against him, and conclude wita a demand for fiOQ.o Judgment against them. The thin! paragraph alleges 5ubsh;ntially the tarse fac.s, and charsres taat Hunt t McCnrdy were to be represented as the 3uichtreri of the t&rdware tock valued at SJS.CDJ from Gilbert & Hamlin, and that they refused to urreader the ttock to plaintitf. Demand is made In thia paragraph for itidneat egains: each aud all the defendant for 5;,0,OJO, I5ASE HALL Mr. Young's Refusal to algn the Application of the Westarn League for Admission to the National A grreement Places Indianapolis In a Dad Position. If. E. Yonntr, Secretary of the rational League, ia beim censured by all lalr-minded persons because of his anprectden'ed treatment of the Weitrn ors&nizatioa. It has been very plainly demonstrated that he is not aC'.Eaa for the position ho hold. When preparations were being made for the organisation of the Western League the National Lessoe icople. without hesitancy, told them that they would be made parties to the ational agreement. With this delightful prospect In view, those Interested la the new Leagues hustled harder than ever before, and their eflbrta were attended with euccsss in ether words, the Western League was formed, and comprises some of the bert paying base ball -cities In the country. The application for admission to the National agreement was forwarded at once to the able Secretary atove mentioned, and he should have attached fils lUnature thereto without delay, but he didn't, and there's where the shoe pinches. He filed the application away in a pigeoa hole no dcutt. and there it remains without his slnatnre. Uenca ths Indianapolis td other Western League clubs are at the mercy of the National League and American Association clans. Any of these clabs can step la and induct - u Indianapolis player to break his contract, and the organizations of which they ara members will n:ta:n th?m m the act. It would teem from "his that the player'f contract is not worth the Iwr it is written on. and that the Western 2ue at rroent haa no more "rlaence" wirn the older organizations than did the dfanct Union Afot iatio-j. Jt la generallv conceded that Yoans'a failure ti indorse tbe ap,licatioD of the Western League Is Jiicans ef a burning desire on his part tjgive the millionsire wrecker" of St. Louts and the Detroit CIup a chance to secure players. Mr. Luiaa has found to bis sorrow that the League Is as outicateashe'.and farther, that there isn't a Xfccstof a ?howforhis agirresatioa of coatract- . jumper, bence he lis In desperate straits, and players must be had. With the Western Lea sue '.n its present unpro'ected state, Mr. Lucas aud the manager of the Detroit Clao can easllv secure vnaterla tocoj with trie more powerful National rasue Clubs, and there U every ladlcatlon that noej will yil themielte of the opportanltj immediately. r A reprutatlve of the Sentinel met Mr. Ear-rard.-oaeof the Directors of the home club. lt nicht, and wbilo be did not believe that any of the local 1 layers would jumpuieir contracu.be sdmtted that they could do so without ferof belrjtr black listcd-that is. tf they lump before Tuesday night at 12 o'clock, be bein? under the üujprttsion that the mighty Young will attach bis !snature to the applitallo ou Wednosdiy .April L Impure 8rnalipox Virus. A South Meridian 6treet meichant. George W, Snider, Is Etiil to bo suffering from bleed poJsoninsr, Tthich is ths result of 7cclnstlen with borice Tlrca more than a year 'ago. It is claimed that the physician who Qed the matter did so under protest, and only because the Health Card had ordere 1 it. The merchant declares that he would J at her hare an attack ft smallpox every year than suffer as he does from the effec's cf the vaccicatlon. The poison has permsted hie v-hoJe system, and monthly operations to xcmoye the pass that callects in ya-

rious parts of his body are aecesnry. An eperation of this character was recently performed upon his side, and puss is now collecting in his hip, ud his autlering Is interse. THK RLCORD

Showing the Marriages, Births and Deaths Durlnar; the Past Week, ALTAR. Wilüam F. Küster, Angul Reiama-i. John W. McClellKn. Alice Keea. Kdward Gambold, Celia Greisma. Kdward Devenish, rjylvsnia Boa.'. Itobert PhillLs, Louisa Smith. Jsmes McKee, I-aor Kariden. Frank Iloettcle, Mary H. Cole. Jofeph ilcConnel. Adeline Davidson. John C Daniel.. Mattie Kobiasoa. Dsac Cotton. Alice Wilson. Hardin Weils, David Slaughter. James Ferrel, Delia Jones. (TAD! Morton and Mary Ward girl. Jofeph and telle May Hamilton boy. CtHtles ana Grace Aiorri-oa boy. Ale atid Lizzie Green girl. George E. and S irah Liouis zirl. wsi;fcco and Anna Hnwsri-s'rl. William snd Minute lUike ;. Al'icdsn1 Sphie Andrew boy. J 1.. and I.iila Ketchani h'jy Wii.iaiu Dil runny Geisel boy. '.'eorfiaod Millie ilernisn toy. Jrsrtli and Victoria Broylrs boy. Alfred and J:ie Hays sirl. John and Ida NoMe uirl. W. il. end Maud Mart. - zirl. Altert and Or SYhad j;irl. Gtor? end My Henry ntil. l.-aac and hnrah McMnrry boy. I uis a:-d If Akcr- ;ir!. Hrjantard Fanuv (ioode girl. Aircrew and Johanna p-chmottervr ;irl. TOMB. . Ciai'dc Enrce, twruty mouths, raalnria fever. fhtlMisn Ituter. clahty-four years, debility. Carrie Brown, fourteen jears, consumption. l.oL-ifce tchilllnx, twenty-one years, phthLdj pulnorelis. Dora 'I itas, fourteen years, epilepsy. Nica fpark", nine months, made-. May Frederic, four niouth. bronchitis. Kosakitil, thirty cisht years, soCtenin? of the trtD. Mary Arn Wooten, twenty-three years, 6pina'. Eamuel Drcckehride. ei:!it years, typho malaria. Gtorso G. Vroxell, eleve;: years, in rlainmatloa cf brain. James Crai?. rixty years, liannah Apple, sixty-two years. AL'KICILTUIIAL AM) TU HAL. II0RT1CUL Llcnthly Meeting: of the Marlon County Society An Interesting: Address by Profeseor Hay Election of Officers. The regular monthly meeting of the Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society was held yesterday afternoon In the rooms of the State Hoard of Agculture. with President Johnson la the chair. Tho standing Committee on all Breaches of Agriculture, appointed at the last meeting f the society, submitted p. lengthy rcre-r; relative to the condition of the cr6rf. Yheat, the repor: nuel, had been cocTftritively uninsured, but the present dry weather Viould h ive anything butagood eCTtct upon it. IJcars. peaches and cherries had b;cn baOly iDjured. while tbe apple crop wouli be atoe the average- One-half ol tbe bees in the ccunty had ben killed y tne recent col l weather. Tbe eport was accepted and t:e society irjreeded to carry out tlie rcgulnr pro.'rarniue. l'rofeffcr Hay, of Butler University, delivered a hJchly interesting addnss ou "Prrctical rcesci.s for tßo itudy of natural b ttory,' in w bich he refened to the various diverses with which animals arc aüllctcd, and mors pa:t.;cularly hogs. The paper was appreciated by all. and consequently the soe'i-it tendt re I l'rofesfor Hsy a vote of tbauks: alo Professor Troup, who read a piper at the las! meeting, and Hon. W. K. -tnuliidi for hs rt ct cenerous oonatioa of paiden and tiowcr hetds. V. a. Euni.s who was to tave read a piper, w..s not present, ranch to the regret of tiie foeiity. Tho n-xt in the order was the e'ectioa of orU ers for tho ersuins year, and on motion of Professor Short ridge, the Secretary was instructed to cast the ballot of the society for the present incumbents, which he did and announced them-elecion of the following: President, Sylvester Johnson: Treasurer, 5; sry Don ley; Secretary, W. Ii. Klick: Vice Presidents, J. Howard. Center Township; W. B. Fiiek, Lawrence: 8. Fry, Kranklin: Alexander Ilanra, Perry Township. The scfld donatl by Mr. FuKlish were then distributed to the various Kiembcrj, &zd thciociety adjourned. THE KAILnOAÜS. The Fee Line brought In a large partv o' etnigrants from the K8t yesterday. They "are bound for points in the far West. Mr. McMahon, formerly Road Mater of th f. snd bu L., will go into the mercantile business In Teire Dante In a few days. The places of the striking brakemen on the Lopacsport Division of the Pau-Handlc have bean tilled, and an ollicial of the road claims that they had ten applicants for every striker. The employes of the Kentucky Central have composed a piece of poetry relative to George Bender, recently appointed Superintendent oj the IndiaEapolisfU'ecatur and Fprlngfield Itoad. The principal point to be discussed at the meeting of Wednesday next is the businesi which originating wen of tho Mississippi Liver is forwaided without pnssins throngU a tM)l point. This formed one of the chief troubles of the Vandaiia. I.. W. HILbard. General Freight Azent of the Vsndalia, visited Terrc Haute on Friday for the purpcre of restoring rates to a twenty-cent basis. The Star Union line has been taking freight at eighteen cents since a cut was made at Chicago. All other lines adhered to the old rate, twentv cents. Tbe star line operates over the Vaadalia', and yesterday rates wer at the old figures again. General Passenger Agent W. S. Baldwin, of the Louisville, New Albany und Chicago Koad. passed taiocgh tho city yesterday en route to Chicigo, frcm the New Orleans meeting of General Passenger Agents. Mr. Baldwin raid that the Monoa was cnjcjiDg a tremendous bnsinets both through and local. The business of the Air Lina esjecialiy, is vety heavy to points in ite Northwest. Major Eramett, District iVsergfr cent, reports that the sale of tickets at the South Iliinois street otlico alone for the present ironth amoanu to 1 2.000. A contract has gone out for ten new passenger coaches and two new and elegant parlor cars for service on the Air Line Division; also 500 freight cars and four loco miUvea. Although there has been no ollicial verification of tbe rumor it is generallv cance led that the Monon people will borrow f.! 1 00, 000 to boused in Improving the road generallv. Thenewotneials ot the Monon are certainly showing coutiderable puih and energy. FATAL ACCIDENT. A Former Indianapolis Lady Burned to Death in Chicago, Mr?. Jennie Sanford, said Dy the Chicago papers to nave been a resielent of this city, was fatally Injured, on Friday night, by tbe explosion of a kerosene lamp arjd died tbe ntxt Uiy. The lamp wss suspended from the ceiling, when the chain broke, and falling upon the floor the burning fluid was thrown upon her. No one else was in tbe room bat her only daughter, a child of fire years, "Don't Cime near me," cried the mother, as she grasped some covcrirgs and tried ta smother th? tlarc cs. It was in vain, and tu save her child the rcehed down stairs and out of the house, leaving a trail of Hre bhind. She made straight for a little pond of water in a acant lot near by and threw herself into it. The child followed, fell down stairs, and was teverely burned by the 3 ire a 11 of fire the unfortunate woman le.'t behind. A neigh ber taw the sdeetof flame rushlnr across the lot, and on proceeding to the pond found the wcnian nearly dead, Mrs. Sin lord's has band is a travaling man. and was not in Chicago at the time of her delta.

SPECIAL (ilFTS.

Abstract of Dev. J. A, Rondthaler's Sermon at the Tabernacle Church. Her. J. A. Kondthaier, of the Tabernacle Church, preached an interesting sermon yesterday mornicg to a large conrre?ation, taking as his theme "Special Gifts." The speaker began by referring to the trouble in the Corinthian Church when Paul wroto them "to covet tbe best gilts." Th8 stain bad teen brought upon this church by groas immorsiity on the part of one of its members. There hsd been serious irregularities in the celebration cl tbe Lord's supper. The members of this infant church had been betrayed into heated controversies about the ability and integrity of the ditlerent apostles who had preached to them. By reason of the discord brought about by their discustiens the church was so:m cut up into suiall parties arrayed against each other. In the ürst eges cf the church, tbe app.aker said, there were giveu to certain persons recnliar powers called "gifts." Foa "gift cf faith, " for instance, or, in other wortis, an ability to perform wonders. These gifts bad been niven by the spirit indiscriminately. The humblest and poorest miht itceive the mcst valued gilt, while the most prominent might be pasted by. Man who bud what were estimated great gifts wore ct-i.pH ertd superior to thoso who possessed mirier gills This vexed thosa wbo hsd lets etriking gifts, and they becams dissRtisüed and envious. Here the speaker aid was foel enough for a large lire. Tho natural weakness cf humanity soon set the wbo3e into a large bls.a and it burned fiercely, threatening the total destruction of the infant chnrch. Thoie who had what setrxed to bo inferior gifts refufed t uso them. The church they said could not get along without' them. Pan I, he said, meets this trouble with a masterly hand, showing that pcfsestfcrn of gift? chou'd make 20 difference between there. "As we understand gift?," said thi spoatier, "they imply thoaa natural quilitie with which individuals are endowed. We ue the term often in ordinary life. We ciU one a gified musician, a trtltuted artist. Oae man has a faculty for business another his executive ability, another i3 apt ia the machanical arts, bno mied ii inyantive, aaoiher imaginative. Soras ara tactical, other3 are theoretical. Nivr, cna leisou is that we are to honor their respsctiva rMs, talen-s and capabilities They are gifts as rr.uch as the sunlight, tho rain ad tho goM and silier in tbe mountains. I am inclined to bslieve that much of tue failure in life ia thajesuUof people trjingto force themselves fnwajs and occupations that are contrary to their natural qualities. The world hai lest ecme splendid business men became Ibis man or that has, uudsr a fal?3 impreseior, imeined be nsgut to stand in the pulpit and p-each, and ine pulynt his b?ea vacant becacfe eoine rvan who ouht ti 1)?' tbere ii makirg streck of himielf el?ewbsre." A wenun, the speaker stid, al?o cui:ht to have a riht to exercise her natural talents and c biiities. No ono had a right to foice ttr to outlir.o her occupation aid close other el:crs against her. One of the Esddf st eiglits was a rijau cr wonaan out of pi see, atid every ons was out of place when rcorebewas trying t ic that for which tbey were not fitted. It was not rightto fcice upon children occupations for waich tbey bad Deit)5er taste nor ta'ent. ilr. Il)ndtbaier concluded by saying that gifts were natural, grace wss acquired by prayer, by association with Und, and by companionship with the Lord Jesus Christ Roal Estate Transfers, The followina deeds wcre'recordsd Saturday. March 2S as re for led ty Steeg Bern ü a me r, ibstrsct ccnpilers, 12 and 13 Thorpe Block. Telephone, 1.C1S: Isaac L. George ct al. to John H. McFee, warranty deed to lots 121 and 122 iu William U. Morrison's addition to the the city of Indianapolis 3.0C0 03 William Jt'ainsworta und wife to Mary P. Tullcy, 'warranty deed to lot 4" ia iquarelOin J. JohtEou's heirs' addition to the city ol Indianapolis feK) 03 Wary 1. Tuliey to Francis H. L:gct:, warranlv deed to Fame tract M)0 00 Eutlcr Univcrrity to Mocei K. La tout, warranty deed to lot ill iu the Peru and Indianapolis Ki!ros't Comrnuy's subdivision of part of outiot 41, etc., ia tae city of Indianapolis 1,500 CO William F. Stilz and wile to Ernest F. Knodei. wcrranty dredto rft of the west half of the northeast quarter of section 13, township 13, north of range 3 efst containing 2 ecres . 1.GG3 SO Sylvoter Johnson and wile to Thomas J. Connctt. warrantv depd to lot 61 to 0 inclusive, and 21 to SO inclusive, in John W. Chambers' subdivision of lots 1 to 0 In iTvlngtou : also, lots 7 and in John V. Chambers' second subdivision of Ios in lrvinsfon 1,030 03 William Wallace, Receiver, to John Katxenurger and wife, receiver's deed to Jot 72 in Downey's Arsenel Heights addition to the city of Indianapolis 75 00 Jsmes II. Partcr and wife to Michael fcells, warranty deed to part of the fouthea&t quarter of section IS, township 1 north of range 3 east containing 55 acree.-.. 3,025 00 Joseph Peters and wife to Almira Peters, warrantv deed to lots G,,64 and 65 in P. O. C Hunt's fcouth Side addition to the city of Indianapolis. LOO CO John Martin and wife to Thomas Collier and wife, jointly, warranty deed to part of lot 13 in LIdenonr's extended end revised addition to the city of Indib n&poiif, .. CjO 00 Alice M. . Budy and husband to Howard A. Kunyou, warranty deed to lot 11 of b'. Yandes et al.'s sn hdivislon of part of outiot 103 in the city of Indianapolis 100 CO Conveyances, 11: consideration- lt,ö7) 30 Transfers for the week ending March 2H, 1885, at 5 o'clock p. m., as reported by Utecz fc Bernhomer, compilers ot abstracts to real estat9 in Marion County. Office, 12 and 15 Thorpe Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Telephone 1.01. Date. Ifo. Amount. Monday, March 21 9 il2.ytv" 50 Tuesday. March 21 IS 10,067 S Wednesday. March Z 12 11,210 0) Thursday, Match 26.... 9 26 52151 Friday. Masch 27. 11 10,1.5 1 Saturday, March 23 11 1Ö.5HJ 30 Tot&lt 0 $ 43 03 Advice to Mothers. MB3. W1N3LOW3 BOOTBINQ 8YEÜP ihculd always be tued whin children are cnttlns teeth. It relieves the little inrtrer at once. It prodacca natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child frcra patn, and tho little chcrnh awakes as "brUht as a button.' it tsyery pleasant to taste. It aoothos the child, sortcni tho tums, allays all rata, relieves wind, regulates the boweu. and is tae boil known remsdy for diar xhoea, whether arltlzis frcm teetfclsz or other cause. Twenty-Are cents a bottle. DIED. 8rKING3TEi:N Laura May Springsteen, daughter of Abraham F. Springsteen, at her late residence, 204 Dsugherty street. Funeral Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. ex. Friends invited. C. i: KREQELO St WHITflKTT, Funeral Directors and Em balmers, Ko. T7 North Delaware street. Telephone connection to oSce and reailencea. Carrlases for rYedlia&s and Paxuea,

IIU I f mm w J.htl J. Vr1 ru.i v.vvv U;i Ia Mjsoluialy Pu?e, Tc!s powcer never varies, a marvel of purity itrtngth and wrick'somea'-?. More econoiaie' tfibu tue ordinary kinds, and can not he sold in competition with the mtiltitude of low test, short weight, slum cr phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. Royal Baking Kowdkb Co.. 100 Wall Street, New York. F'.ck Ilaadafhe and relieve all the troubles inilcnt to a bilious ptat.T of the ystem, each as Dizrlneep, Nau?ca, Drowsiaos.s Distress after eatiasr, Paia ia tha Sido, ic. While? their naostreitaxkajicßucccta xua neeaanovni ia quluKg? naarhe, yrtCarter's Little Liver PmsarecqnaTiy valuable in Constipation, caring and preventing tbi3 annoying complaint, whiia they also correct all ilifordiTH cf the Btomach, stimalata tho liver u u ArhethfTwonld bo Elmo?tprireTes3 to those who tuffer frcra this digressing complaint ; but f orta tatcly their coodner s eloea cotend here, and thosa who onca try thcra will find these Utile pills valuable ia fo many waya that they will not bn wilüng tucavithcutthem. Eat tcr all ßick heal Is the hno cf to many lives thst hctn is where wi make our great, boaot. Our pilld cars it while Cthcra do uot. t Carter's Littls Liver mis arc very rmanand Tory easy to take. Cno or two pills mfiko a dost!. They are Btrictly vetahld and donotF"Poc purge, but by their pentlo action pleasa all wh3 uso theia. In iala Bt 25 centa ; fivo for f 1, 00 by drusjista everywhcic, cr cent by mail. r c AreTEU smpicryu ca, , r'ew Yrz citri DÄrBOHLEN & "SON, ARCHITECTS, oftice: ..IKBIOAF0L!S,IHD 16 East Washington St Tfllfiphone 744.

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"This is the most vexatious thing; I could take a good cry," said Mrs. Johu Smith, while showing her parlors to Mrs. James Browa Heretofore I have always gone to Mr. Gall s Carpet Store, and I don't understand how I came to go elsewhere this time. Now that these draperies are up I find the patterns old and out of date, and that they cost me more than those new and elegant fabrics Mr. Gall is having such a rush for." "I never made that mistake but once," replied her sympathizing friend. "Now I always go to Mr. Gall for my Carpets, Rugs, Wall Papers and everything. Even when I look everywhere else I always come back to Mr. Gall. For my part, I never could see why anybody should buy things as old as the hills, when bright, new Draperies, Lace Curtains and everything can be bought at Mr. Call's Garpet House for less money."

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JEFFEBS PAINT STORE No. SO fJoutli 3VXoxlcS.lAza. Stroot. A p)"piÖTsDHSA PIPER COilPlilY, Ja-J-iLSUe Manufacturer. WZI. O. DoVAY. President, 23 Hast Hary I and Streot, "The prr upon which the Rentlnel ti printed is fa ra tubed by this Omanan

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DIGKSON'SI W.dned8y and Thursdavfenings. April 1 an i the Accomplished Young Arns'.e. MINNIE MADDERN! Jrupported by Henry Miller a:.-. 1 the original New 1 utü cast in 1? Py Ilowsrl P. Taylor. L"i-, co autrmr ot "May Blofson:." Popular i'nc-p. Stats now seilia. Friday and Saturday, April '-'A ;in l Ith, and Sntr.rdaj matinee, tLe LcCaull Opera Comtque Company, .10 Attn ts . Jofcn A. McTanll, proprietor k;u1 manager, ia the latest N-w York success. "FALKA." r-') Prices sofa e hiirs 8u l par-iiittte. Jl; pjiriuette and crcs cirr !e. Tti admifsl'"'n,2i and :0. fr'ale of srts open Wtdaesoay iaorutng, April 1, nt the hex oil te. lot4 w ji4r; One week, commencing Monday, M.irch 'O. ümjGordon Gumie Opra Co., With Thirty Artist, in the most papula comic cpera succcstes 1 hauge of Opera tach nijiit. . People's Popular Prices, lGc. - ß3o. - 3Qo - OOc. Monday, and Wednesday matinee, -l-'"ix Diavolo. Tue'ay tvenine, Giroflo Grirofla. Weoji-stiay veuin?. VX acotto. Ihur-dsy eveuiiijf. Olivotto Fr!dv ev-iiiD una Saturday mittue.. Elllco Taylor. caluav evening. JElT'iti of Penzance Secure seals eariy. l and Sti WASHING TON ST. AFTER SOON EVEN INC. - at 2 O CLOIK. :;t S O'CI.Oi, 1C. Commencing March o0:b. for one weei only, the Famous Il.vcrs SiHtcrs Colored O0111C4I3 Oomiaxiv. The Firit Appearance of the Famous HYER.SISTERS in TUE J1LACKYILLK TfflN. In full three acts, introducing new chorus, quartette, trios and ether specialties. dmiSio:i 10 cents; reserved seals 5 cents extra. COLLEGE AVENUE RINK MONDAY EVENING, MP.CH 0NE-F?JL HURDLE RACE, OPESTO'ALL. PRIZK-PA1R CLUB 8KATES. Freo instruction ulv en la Iaia or fane iiat!ng. MERIDIAN RLNKI POLO ! POLO ! LjTC AG UE G A M H Ö . JIASC0TIE3 (Lafavette) . JIESIDUN'S. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March CO, 31, and April 1, ADMISSION........ ...M." Cents. iDCluellog Skat or Surface. M AT ELIJAH HEDGES.

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J IOTIECA&V AD DF.fGGIsT. DR. E. D. PORTER, Dr. Dtndj's ti.erry C'iU-h Cure, Miir.e f.-e-a. A utificial Ti.i:rti WITHOUT lJLrriC, At Zilj East Washington etrt-et. reference s given t parties w aria th ':a. W. FIj-QER. m d.. tili: SPECIALIST, S3 North i)-jlaware Street. OSn-e Dajs: "U'Ur Isy, Fri ley :i 1 sr r:y. IALLaRD ö iopllai: Orders frc.in Cnnrrhes. Festival. Iirt 1 Picnie, and Adjoining Tonus pr-.)iaptly sup.iat. Cieemery, 102 North Delair.'. Telepnome I'd QHA3LE3 A. NICO LI, irvGiixviic orv woo SX Eit Market itret. oppolt PcrtaSt, Indianapolis, Ind. C has. I-:, siiovna. riTKE LAKE ICE. Cd.ee: No ITt East Market clrr. Telephone v0t. N '. connected wlih ice coTbi::a'.ton r on,.p4.:i!', E N T I ST , J. G. PARSONS, HC' West VTsshiutoa f-'wel. OVEii NKWj) O.hce lllCUljHpo'.l. Jjr O. STEVENS' NEW WALL TAPKJi & aiIA!) HO 'Jiff, it East Ohio Gtrret, Iudiiaaioll. Oli-Clotns, Kn?K? end Mats, tf pacta' dtaijas Lt Window Shade and lütenor Dcoratiact. 71 l ast Court 6t. es i s ; lst Wasn. f-'L H. L. I'MsTEAD. PRESCH I TTION DUUG STORE, !'o. l'.O Vir;;:;: Aveure. J NDIANAPOLI3 EUSINLhS UMVERSITV. A I. ire Commercial tcb I:. Catdio?ne Free. When 2Iccz. North IVr.sylVHnia SL. Ci "0".i'.e fcsioü'.ee. CLEAN ti i AT IIAHKSTS. 2J2Fas'. V.'8?h!aiton fc't..T North Pe"nylfaaia It. t'talls l and t.Tt Market lloue. -.Spriuij Lambs a foce laity. SUITE'S CHEMICAL IDYE-WORZÄ. Fo. f fetartlnsdaie'i Dloca. sear PevtoSce. Cu.aa dye and repair gentiomen'a clothing: a:N ladles' dresses, fhawlP, e.ieqnet, and Kill tzt woolen goods of e7ery deacnptlon, dyed and rv Cnuihed ; kid glOTca neatly cleaned at 10 oeati tt. pair. Will tio core flrsl-ciaw worx for t 7U than my tozse of tho kind la the State. chaexjj a. siitpeo::. iLts.ut EEVTZB A I?D GnmiAL 00KTRAÜT0S8 Boom 21 Thorpe Hlocr, Indiana 11. WS. KAWLS, DKNTIST. 5 Claypool Elock, opjoMte Eatea Hooa. Special attention jrlvta to tee preccrvaiioj o! i? natural teeth. Prie reafconabl. WANTED. LOST Any article of ralue, not exceeding1 three llnee, lnferted two time? FKEE. Under the head 'Situation Wanted," four line or lew. Inserted FREE. W ANTED-Wahinz and ironla to d . a: home, or wlil uo out. Call or addrea M S. HOLDMaN. 47 likeMreet ; WANTED-fcitcatlou as hons keep.-r nr to d family sewirp. by a mddie-aea liy. Address M. E. L . Fentititl oilu ; WAHTED Dressmaking to do In firaili tr tbe week or day b7 an experienced rinnr. Call at 21"J N'. rth New Jersey streeL 2 gr ANTED Situation by a Rood custom aud eiff chacae miller: good retons for btin out of a job. Address It. S. KATTEKMAN, Falmj i'h. Knh Couty. Indiana. -7 W AM ED Partner: tnaa with to so ia with practical workman ana buy rjery. confectionery and retauraut doiuanuo-l .um-vet-p, in Lcgancport, Ind. AdJrc J. M. A'J J'JcJ1U8, Lopau sport, Ind. FOR SALE. K8ALE Ouefiae draft sullioa. KALal9 &ca FOR SALE Fixture for a firtt cla-w cir tit cheap. Call at 9 oouth Penajlvui n . FOR SALE Two thousand LaConte per trr one and two year old; they will grow ia ny toil and any clixrate; they begin bearing when three years old, and when fix to eight reri oil bear ten to fifteen buthela per tre: I bae 4JOQ trees on zny farm, near BhelbriUe, two yean old, doing finely; send in your orders eariy: will dllTer in March and April; terms reaaouabie. r. 8. 8DTTON. bhelbjTille, Ind. IS ANNOUNCEMENTS. TOOSE going to not springs lor tne treat meat of syphilis, gleet, crofula, and ail cutaneous cr blood dh-etLfe. can be cured for one tnird th cost cf f-uch a fip at tbe old reliable und. I b been located hero for twenty three yea's, and with the advantage of lore and succcufulexKHeaoa can warrant a cure in all cues. Spertratorrtu; aid imrotency, m all their atasea, positively cured. Office hours, 8 a. in. to 9 p. n., i l Virginia avenue, Indianapolis. Pill eit witn full dir tlona at Si per box. DR. BENNETT, succeMr Va Dr. Ewing. TO MANCFACTURERS A rare onportuaity for purchase orieae for a term of year. The E. P. Ferry Lumber Company, of Moata-rue, Muskegon County. Micnisan. owns a lar,re tbreEtory building, 50x100 feet, well lighted. sha'tio and pulleys full length, with enzlne-room vGxO feet; ample boiler and engine: all in good repir; roomy g rounds ; e-onvenieat for water shipment, and alto alongslda C. and W. M. Railroad tr'. Addretr, for price and terras, ROBERT CAITHNESS. Agent 7 FINANCIAL. M O NEY At the lowest rate of Interest, f. W. WILLIAMd S Co.. g and 4 Vinton Bloc TO LOAN We ha?e $5,1X50 to loan oa Indianspoils real estate. 11 EH it Y COE i. CO.. 11 Martingale Blocs. 36rpo meat: terms reaaoaable. TÜ Od. Q DAT 4s. 00., 73 v t ttsrxs; street. loliaas?ov