Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL M ONDAT MORNING MARCH :i0 1885

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Dress Goods Department. I IK DRESS GOODS DO " JDJTZ A Choice line of Sattecns. Prices Always ii Plain Fipres. JOS. A. MOORE, Gl 23. Market St., Indianapolis, Ind Interest alle wed on deposits, In sums o! 3 and Upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Hon -j Notes, bought and sold. No loana made except such as aro secured by first rcortgage on real estate, with a large manjln ol security, or by collaterals Having a market ta'ne. Foreign Exchange lor wie on all parts ol the world. & THIS WEEK LABOE STOCK OF NewSpring Dress Goods I All-Wool Cashmoro, Body Cashmeroa, All-Wool O'llomans, Satin Berbers, AU-Wool Do Beses, HalfWool Do Begcs, Merino Caupurea, Spring Plaids, and Fancy Woava Dress Goods. All New and at Low Frlces. Fancy Summer Silks. In a few days the finest line oi bummer Silks cer tiiown In this city. A. DICKSON & CO., TRADE I?,AJL.iYOJ3. - MONDAY, MARCH 30. OFFICE 71 and 73 Weat Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Baailiesi CErr 164 Editorial Booms 391 THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Horthweat who will desire to read their favorite boms papr while attending the 'World's Expoaition," the Sentinel has been placed on sale in New Orleans at Georgs F. Wcarton & Bro.'s, No. 5 Caxondelet street, kctwten Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BUI ELF. V Lieber tfc Co.'s Tilsener Beer on draught to day. The Mayor will hare a large docket this morning, the poli:e having made nearly forty arrests since Saturday night. The fifth entertainment of the Macnn rchor will be given to-morrow evening at their hall on East Washington street. The burning of a lot of trash in ths rear o! Drew V: "NVasson's coal yard caused a useless run for the Fire Department at .1 o'clock yesterday morning. James Hardesty, recently arrested for sbotiDg "coney stuff," Is at the point of death. He will be reranveifromthejj.il to to the City Hospital to day. Dr. Munhall's Bibe readings at Y. M. C. A. rooms are intensely interesting and most highly practical. The nubile is most cordially invited to enjoy them. The first game of a series will be played at the Meridian Hink to night between the Lafayette League-Club and the Meridians. The Star City lads have not lost a game this season, and their friends confidently assert that the Meridians will not score a single poal during the three games to be played. This kind of talk serves to arouse our boys from slnmber, consequently aa exciting jrame may be witnessed to-night. I Lieber t Co.'a Pilsener Beer on draught to-day. Attempted Suicide. Mrs. John Vi e, of 17 Henry street, at3pted suicide lsst evening by taking morr bine. She had a quarrel with her husband over eome private matters, and because of Lis fallnra to satisfy her with regard to some jnatters contained in a letter written him

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from Greencastle she decided upon self destruction. She was seen to take the morphine by her husband's mother, and emetics were Boon given. By 10 o'clock: last night she was recovering. Vice and his wife have been married but abont a year, and they have one child. Mrs. Vice is eighteen years of age. F. Lieber t Co.'s Pilsener Beer on draught to-day. AMUSEMENTS.

THE AMY f.OKPOX COMW OISP.A COMPANY AT XN'Jl.IUl'S. Commencing wif.h to night, tha Amy Gordon Comic Opera Company play a week's engagement at English's, producing all of Gilbert t Sullivan's sparkling and witty operas, "Pirates of Tenzsnce," "Marotte," "Olivette," "Billy Taylor." "Girotie Girofla," "Fra Diavolo." The latter will be put on to night and Wednesday maticee; "GiroEe Girofia," Tuesday night; "Mascotte ," Wednesday night; "Olivette," Thursday night; "Billy Taylor," Friday night and Saturday matinee; " Pirates of Penzance," Saturday night. Amy Gordon occupies the Eame place in burlesque opera at the present day as did Oates tome years ago. She is possessed of a beautiful form, natural grace and a melodious voice. Her support numbers such people as Mr. Paul Baum, Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mr. C. Gilbert, Miss Adelle Barker and several other well-known artists of ability. The wardrobe and Btage effects are mostly new and costly. Much care has been taken to prcsentcach opera in a style and manner to insure success. Miss Amy Gordon and Mr. W, A. Morgan are the leading people of this admirable company, and those that have seen them will not hesitate to recommend them as singers and actors who strive and never fail to please an audience, no matter how critical. At the low price of admission fifteen, twenty-five and thirty-five cents the house should be packed at each performance. KOTES. Jim Cocke contemplates devastating the Cockrobin towns with a jim crow thow this summer. The Hyers Sisters Combination opens a week's engagement at Lyra flail to-night, presenting "The Blackville Twins." The "Three Wives to One Husband'; Companv play in Cincinnati this week. It will net be surprising if some of our "bestknown" are misted before the week is over. Jce Gordon is "not taring a word." The automatic wonder, Tauber' 8 famous Coluiubus clock, which is to ba on exhibition at the Dime Museum all this week, is eaid to be the marvel of the age. It is even a greater mechanical wonder than either the I'asaion er Strasburg clccks. Dictton'a Grand will remain closed until Wednesday evenicg, when the talented and popular little actresi, Minnie Maddern, returns for two performances of her popular success, "Caprice." She will have the support of ter original New York company, among whom are Mr. Henry Miller, T. J. Herndon, Percy Brooke, Harold Russell, Uvril Scott, Charles King, llobert Sinclair, F. W. Strong, Mary Madueru, Lillian Wallack and May Wheeler. The sale will open this morning at the theater box cilice, and should be large. The engagement of the McCaull Opera company in "Falka" at the Grand the last two nights of this week is attracting unusual attention. "Falka" is said to hava the brightest music and most laughable libretto of any modern opera. The com pany number over fifty people, among whom ar& such well known ODera bouffe and lyric artists as Miss Bertha Iticci, Miss Bsy Samuels, Miss Lillie Vinton. Miss Annie Leslie, Miss Alice May, Miss Helen Standisb, Miss Leona Clarke, George C. Boniface, jr., H. A. Gripps, Hubert Wilke, H. Macdonougb, Allred Klein, H. Roland, J. R. Smith and others. Major J. E. Pond has assumed the management of Minnie Maddern and her play, "Caprice," for the balance of the season. We are glad of this, and earnestly hope that this brightest of all the young stars will finish her season with the success she' deserves. Of all the lauded-to the-skies lady stars of the present dramatic epoch, none are more deserviDg of hearty recognition from the theater-going public than little Minnie Maddern. Gifted to a remarkable degree, modest in claims, she gives you more than jou expect. Her play, "Caprice," is as worthy of dramatic literature as she herself is worthy to the stage she adorns The Dime Museum will open the week this afternoon at 1 o'clock with the strongest bill of the season, the principal features beiDg Colonel Cooper, colossal Koglisn giant; Kogene Feralto, giant skeleton; Henrietta Moritz, mastodon midget; George James, monster fat boy; the Lacgan Juvenile Prodigies; German Rose Wax-works; Millie Owens, hirsute wonder from Missouri; Marvello. wonder-worker; Allen and Marlin, musical artists. On the stage, Edwards' "Drolleries," a comedy organization embracing Maud Walker, Maggie Evans, May Smith, Frank Lester, Joseph F. Campbell, C A. Chalfant, .TarcesS. Edwards, will present the conceit "Drolleries." P. Lieber it Co.'s Pilsener Beer on draught to lay. . LEGISLATIVE NOTES, After making ssveral verbal changes in the House bill providing means for carrying on the work of the new State House, it was passed by the Senate. The House Saturday adopted the Senate concurrent resolution to employ an expert to examine and compare the measurements of the walls of the Asylum for the Insane in connection with the John Martin claim. Senator Marshall's bill fixing the time of holding courts in the Twenty-first, Twentyu rondand Forty-seventh Judicial Circuits, and providing for prosecuting attorneys in the Twenty-tecond and Forty seventh Circuits, and a judge in the latter, was passed under a suspension of the rules. The Hoase resolved itself into Committee of the Whole Saturday morning to consider the General Appropriation bill, the question being on the amendment of Mr. Reeves that he item of appropriating $25,003 for new buildings at Pnrdue be amended by substituting one dollar. After acting on various amendments, the committee passed to the consideration of other items in the bill, thus leaving Furdue without any appropriation for new buildings. The appropriation to the Stats Normal was increased from $7,000 to 110,000. P. Lieber V Co.' Pilsener Beer on dranrhi

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INDIANA TRAVELING MEN. They Meet and Uake Arrangements for the Organization ot a State Association 8everal Standing Committees AppcIntGd.

There was a meeticg of Indiana Traveling men at the Grand Hotel yesterday afternoon to make preparations for the orgenlzition of a State Assccintion. There were a large number of commercial travelers present from all parts of the State, and the meeting was called to order shortly after 3 'clock by Frank A. Hoyt. The rail was read and Mr. Hoyt made a brief fpeech petting forth the advantages to be derived by the formation of an association, after which there vas a peneraldiscuffcion upon the subject. Following the discussion the rueeting proceeded to transit a large amount of business of minor importance, and the Cha!r appointed the T jllowing standing committees and boards: ai ioi:y 1.0ARI. W. L. Eater, H. C. Thornton, F. M.Nnrtnway, J. B. Pogh, C. X. Koercer, Brnce Oarr, O. P. Vandervooit. G. M. Gelger, C. H. Miliar, J $A. Macbcrney, C. L. Chittendon, H. Y Makepeace. T. J. Ccok and C. M. Brown, of Indianapolis. IT.hSS COMMITTEE. E. J. Robinson, Vinccnnes; J. B. Keating, Fort Wayne; W. J. Robie, Richmond: W. L. Baker. Indianapolis: F. D Olen, Terre Haute; E. A. Fisher, Evansvllle. HOTEL COMMITTFK. J.T.Stahl, Indianapolis; W. Hazslrigg, Evansville; Louis Stone, Terre Haute; E. A. Noyes, Lafayette; Stand ford Radish, (Richmond; E. J. Ncel, Fort Wayne. 'bvs and baggage committih. L. Ulley, Logansport; P. M. Gallahue, Indianapolis; A. M. Fitch, Seymour; C. E. Marsh. Evansville; Charles Foulke, Fort Wayne; C. A. Meeker, Lafayette. RAILROAD COMMITTER. J. S. Jordan, Indianapolis; H. A. Stewart, New Albany: W. B. Pnrccll, Terre Haute; J. A. Macburccy. Indianapolis; J. W. Pat'erson, liichmord; Ames Ritcbev, Fort Wayne. Immediately upon the reading ot the committees it was resolved to hold another mt sting on the first Saturday in Maj', when all final arrangements for a permanent organization will be perfect. The meeting then adjourned. Tossing- the "Beautirul." "Throwing enow balls and soliciting inside of the Union Depot," were the charge3 that stcod opposite the names of Patsey Macmanas and John White on the slate at the Cential Station yesterday. The prisoners are bootblacks, and when arrested were dividing the time between soliciting shines and tossinr? the "beantifnl" at each other. I The coppers have rot yet quit denouncing me recent ir'gru wtaiaer, aim wiien iaey saw John and Fatsey enjoying themselves in this manner they nipped them without a moment's delay. "The Singing Pilgrim." Thilip Phillips, "the sicgicg pilgrim," will give an entertainment at the Fletcher Pia:e M. E. Church on April 1,2, 3 and 1, commencing each evening at o'clock. This entertainment comrrisps over 000 co!o?al views, colored by London artists, magnified and illuminated bynew powerful lime light, illustrating the scenery in tne great cities of the Old and New Worlds. The entertainments will be interspersed with song3. P. Lieber it Co.'s Pilsener Beer on draught to-day. Notice Architect, Ilullders nnd Contractors Are requested to call and examine the large line of bulldits iaaterml. i-ouslstlng of Hardware Door?, Sasn, Elinds, Glass, Taints, etc., at 64 East Wathington street. VAJF.N t NEW. Kstlmstes given at lowest market rates. Asfe for their illustrated catalogue ol S5Q pages, if you have not received It. No charge. CORSET! REDl'CES THE SI.K AND IKCKEASES THK length of tfce waist of fleshy ladies without In i urions tight lacing. Try them; satisi action guaranteed or money refunded. Her Majesty's Corset IS THE BEST SPINAL SUPPORTER EVER made, audit supports equally as well the abdomen and all other part o the body. It produces an elegant, graceful and artistic shape, irrespective ol the wearer's form. Her Majesty's Corset IS PROOF AGAINST FERSPIRATION AND MOISture. and will neither rorrude nor oil the underwear. It neither Ftretob.es nor breaks at the waist, and the bones never move or como 'Ut from wear. We recoaimcnd them. Her Majesty's Corset WILL NEVER CHANGE ITS FORM, ALWAYS rcUining its original thape. It Is lnva'uabie to joucg ladie?, because it removes and prevents stooping and round fehoulders Wc have all L. S. Ayres & Co. WM. H-RLB. diamonds; 60ld watches, FRENCH CLOCKS, Q orham's Sterling Silver Oar Stock isth Fineat In Hi. Stat. FBI CES CAN NO! UK ni TLlOAfKO, - ißam !

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