Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 97, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL Tl'h.sDAY MORNING APRIL 7 1885

LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

"lbo House Considering the Specific Appropriation Bill. Am I ar factual Effort to Increase the SaUrlfs of Depntj Wardens. The Oovernor Vetoes the BUI for Prosecuting Claims In the Supreme Court The Message. The Governor yesterday signed the drainage bilL It wm on Dr. Passage's motion that the r-enate Uoed bill was sab titrated for Mr. Treat's ad passed in the Hoaae on Friday, Mr. Trout consenting to the change. Senator Ensley'a bill to nrerent the manufacture and sale of adulterated food tnd medicine, and providing per i! ties for Tiulatioua thereof was dicussed in the Senate yesterday, the attb jtc of oleomargarine receiring a lare measure of attention. Tne bi.l was referred to a spec-al committee. An oid claim of Cornelics Lay for t"2 71 for sixteen head of cattle furnished the Indiana Reform School fer B3J3 in 1ST-;, came np a an item In the Specific Appropriation bill yesterday. It appear that he sold the cattle about the time Frank Ainaworth left the iuatitution, and though he received the proper evidence of the 'sale and a warrant cr the amonnt, he has never been able to get his pay. The c'alm was reported favorably by the .immittee in H31 ,mt was defeated on the statement of a member that Aicaworth had drawn the money and he should pay Lay. This Ainsworth s wears that the money Las never been drawn by him and the item was adopted. Representative McMulien called the Hon -s tu order yesterday morning in the absence of Speaker Jewett, who was detained by a delayed train. After prayir the House revIyd itself into Committee of the Whole on the Speer Appropriation bill, which as under discoaaion during the remainder of the day. The following items were add cd to the bill and adopted: To pay T. F. Davidson ?1WJJ for special cervices as Judge : C. H. Meakin, $'00 for expenses in connection with the Ohio River Commission; Simon P. ThomptOD for legal aervicss in Newiuu Connty; $ i.OdO for erecting a hospital for the Reformatory fr Women and (iris; $3,0 for rental of hall for the Gen eral Assembly since 1870, including gas, fuel. etc. An amendment, to the 8pentic Appropria lion bill, offered by Mr. Hanlon to pay .lohn Craig $1,000 for extra services as Deputy "Warden of the State Prison Souta, developed considerable discussion. Mr. Jewdtt offered an amendment to the amendment to pay Cra: 31 M&, or $-'00 for ea h vear since K. Speaking to the latter, Mr. Jewett said that the Ieputy was a faithful servant, and waa really the responsible par.y in the care of the prisoners. Those opposed to the increase o: salary argued that Crag had taken the oil ice knowirg what the salary waa, and if hiedntiea proved too onerons there was no law to prevent htm from resigning. The present salary is $800. and this was argued as sutbeient. A substitute was on red to make the amendment apply to tbe Wardens of each of the prisons. The substitute and the amendments were severally rejected by a dt isive vote. V E ..OVSBKOK t VETO. The Oovernor yesterday vetoed the bill for the prosecution of claims in ths iprsme Court. The following is a full text of ths Ixr. c t: a Sf ato!t, Jm iakaioi.k Apru t, i-d. i KTiir -Knau-Senate bl 1 1 No. ii, iflnn persons having rial an against ui un to hrlug suit tn tSe Supreme Me Ma and author! :n perso-is to be Cmult Court to uilet title to hi rrtln cue, ttrefcrtbln t!i" attsraey ueanal s.rd i'roiesatiu tu:h casts, and declaring an etcerwes pr v urd to m. fu! approT.ii, ' -I 111" tlO . ! Ill Willi.'.! It h ruy oo.MM-tioua. i-usnt am v fur sw to tu!erpro nr. I lectslatlvo wiN.luiu 1 the Wen arjd I would not do so wore 1 able lfci!-iil f uni anv vlosr tnat 1 .i.e bil. tüat u alio ild b.-rome law. .1- u i ret onatderatloa of this i It a prop ' im I oee-u' measure, D lor Ua un iment into a law withal I laity rtjeognl ie importdilnit some tribunal for the adjust I MSdaet the rule. uri.l a law matef.r tno seme, with proper sale Ukn M "an act an tats, ths Mate of Ii I earl of the i rtring milt tn t real property duties oi the Attorneys in I V at y." whir!; t tar'ci fully trUtiiai. .l H obji ttej to I mit U (I bill tke out un I.'! ma thtt an person tiaTlua or '.aifciiin; to against the tstute may b aupresoe Conn by riilnu i summons to t e n rv, ; op Hvrtlon . of the act pro' decree or .ndsmant of tin to be dne to any person o the Auditor of riuto M rant upou ton Treasurer a inuuey ult theref in I it ami csusiui ruey 'iauerai. aaoa the leal I'llUH any an in mm the stale, ilraw ftts warr ths ainoun t t, in favor of ol Ute juUKUtt toe c aiu.atu, ou tieira or asauu, which wammt ahall be paid by th- Treaaurer out of aaoa funds in the TrMuury aa the Court may diivct. Tbia la a iuot exiraorduiary provtaioa as far aa 1 uoCadTiaeu. witboui preoedi tu tu any Mi Ue lu the I ii ion. The I'ulcod ttea 'our of Ulalma at Hi.iuirtoD paaara only upon the uatneaaof the laim. ad peaatsatt no authority to order pav saeatof the judgment which it readesa Raao lion i ouiy advinor With i'.iukkomi la anil U-it the autüoütY aa to the conectuea- ol ihe claim, or lo make appropriation to pay It. But tnia bill makea the dcrecof the Court rtoal. and dtrecta ire pavnum i; ibe ;udauieut reudcraxl hv the court. It ta provided in Article 10. nectlon :l. oi thf Cnuatuut.'ou thai "no money ahall be drawn from tbe treasury aal In pursuance of appropriation! reade hy law. 1 but Una bill stakes II the duty oi the Auditor of State u- draw hla WMrrant ou tbe Treasurer for tbe payment of the ; adtrmeut oat l auy fundh tn tue I .eaaury destctiated by tho ourt. and thereby raises a rava question ai to th coDatltutlonaltty of the bill. Ii virtually reptaia all tbe lawa now ou thu statute b oks. aniboritnf the Slate-house fommtamoners and other provialonal boards to determine ihelr uiracu astJasM alio n Ances and axtwusM, by sjtviac every person o p v im who may hat a claim actual the State, arUlne out of contract with such Kords of onstruet on. or Trustees of the various inmiuuii cs of state, the rl-bt to Ignore said boards afa whom the c tntra t may have txteu made, and sue in the Supremo Court nr the OSBsSB Tbia bill I o.ec tlonable In another feature, that no elaiaUve sppropr atioas could be made with any degree of lertaiuty to meet tbe wauu of the State instltutiona becauae the name would te .abject to the order ol the Courtis welt aa tho proper boards of aay inch institution. Oue judgaaeat of taeCtmri mlgbt exaauat the Jipproorlsuoo and leave the losUtutlon m no better coadiiun than Ii no appropria loo hat been made. Tb blil maieano provision for obtaining tasti moa and procuring the attendance of witnesses: It ioeda the Supreme our t with additional bunneaa not SJatly judicial, and to some extent crange it ironi a judicial court of supreme judtcatuta tnto a court of onglnai jurisdlcUou for the lUTeatigatton of claims without regard to the amonnt In contrnversv It doe not authorr the fwploymesttof additional counsel by (be state bnt leaves the State with no ieai advice lu itsd'v lenae. exopt that which the Attorney General -may be able to ?lve in conncciiou ah his other otficial iut:ea. Tbe State will alaya be at a diadvaptage in every anlr, and ( think I can safeiv say that 11 this bill i .-omes a law a verv lare u um per ;.J uita wilt be Instituted against the atate at once. The Bute Treasury ,s the great heart o( the onsmonwea'th. from which cotoea tbe blood that alvce life to ail tbe loatltnuons aod macnioery ol the siate, and it ahould be well protected and the approaches to It guarded situ cars The State, at ieast, ihou.d Lave all tha gaMsjgtvj altiea lox iu

protection that an individual posse sie in hla defense. 8ection 3 of this bill provides that in alt ca where the owner of real estate, purchased from the Btate, and the same has been paid for and no patent or deed has been issued and recieved therefor, tuch owner may bring bis action In theorauer Circuit Coort. where auch real estate is situate, to iiilet the title thereto, and may make the State a party thereto the j tame aa an individnal. Under tnia section many auit may be pending st the same time in as many different counties and it is, therefore, qneationahle whether the ordinary service of ten days would not be too short to allow a full investigation and examination oi the record, referrtnz to the sale of land by the btate. now preserved in the office of the Auditor of State. In moat cases. If not in ail. the busineea between tbe Auditor and tbe proper I'rosecutins; Attorney will of necessity be transacted by correspondence. It would Seem proper. In cae of a suit of tbe above character, that tbe bill should provide suitable means for the. State to procure any nocecsary testimony ssd allow the benefit of an appeal without giving a bond. ISAAa P. WAY The Senate sustained the veto by a practically unanimous vote. COIBT-HOUHE LOCALS. Six Courts and the Grand Jury in Session New Suite Filed Notes.

James Reniban nas given ?'."00 bond as the guardian of Daniel Connell. Ths Criminal Court has gone back to the PrcsecotirJK Attorney's oihee to make room for the Circuit Court. Judge Ayrea will devote this week to pro hate matten, and next week will be de voted to trials of civil causes without jury. The three Superior, tbe Circuit, the Criminal and tbe Commissioners' caurts and the Grand Jury all in session makes things lively in tbe Court-house. John ;BrownfieId, Jr., lately of Fort Wayne, but now in partnership with Judge Adams, of this city, was admitted to practice in the Circuit Court yesterday. The law regulating tbe fees of stenographers in tbe courts is in force and will lint be applied in Judge Walker's room. The law allows the stenographers ö a day. Isaac Joneaand Anna Jones, charged with petit larceny, and John Harmon, charged with prand larceny, waived examination in tbe Idayor's Court yesterday and went to the ürand Jury. The County Board yesterday allowed bills amounting to $l,l -!. L. C. Wilson was appointed Teace Justice for Irvington, McLaughlin, tbe legally electee, Justice having mcved to Ohio. The will of William T. BraniiisM deceased, has been probatea. The property has been left to the legal heirs. Perry W. Catton i named as execotor, and he has given bond in tbe sum of 1,000. Building permits: Oliver S. Dale, $l,."00 frame on Ruckle atreet between Ninth and Tenth streets. A. J. Lyons, R) 000 brick, comer College and Lincoln avenues. Herman Hoerst, 00 frama, 1 Sjuth Meridian street. The suit of William C. Smo k, guardian of Cornelia E. Little, of unsound mind, vr. Philip Pichwein and others came before the ejatMfaJ term of the Superior Court yesterday and was affirmed. PlaintitI sued fof partition to .secure tbe wid w'b third interest in tbe property and secure judgment for d,00U. William Bowman has tiled suit for damage against Dr. Robert Long, of Irvington, for malpractice. The complaint is that in December, IM, plaintiff's left arm, below the shoulder, waa broken, and Long was employed to set it: that this was so nnskillfully and negligently done that the arm is permanently worthless. Demand. $10,000. The case of Rilda Pristow vs. Lawaon Ahbett, for damages, was affirmed yeslerdav in the general term of the Superior Court. Judge Howe giving the opinion. This was the m. it brought by plaintiff for damages oo casioned by the taking up of her husband's remains and dissecting, or proposing to dissert it. The sott waa tried in Kiom 1. Judge Howe s opinion is to be found in the forrral record. IH P. Slifer. by his next friend, 8. Harley hlifrr, has filed suit against Jackson Landers for damages. The complaint atlflfH that plaintlil la bi.i sixteen years old, and In March. 1 114 he was employed by the tenant at . l North Illinois atreet to pass some small articles from the wagon Into the house. Wiiiie standing on the sidewalk the stone pavement gave way. and plalntltl waa thrown into the cellar and his right foot and an a le bones were broken and crushed by a Bleat of the ore ken atone falling upon it. It is alleged the iojnriea are permanent. Demand is made for MQ0 damages. 'Jheanitof Kit.. Truateeof Center Town i hip, vs. the County Board was affirmed tat t ulay in the general term of the Superior Court. Tbia was the famous auit to recover taxes voted by Center Township for the construction of ths Indiana Central Read some stars ago. md which waa after ward claimed both by the Trustee and the I. . D, and 8 l: .d ths latter bsatng its dalm on the fact that it bad complied with the conditions under the law and had occui iil tba proposed road bed ot the Indiana ( antral. Tht claim of tht Trottet was that since the original road had failed to com ply with the law at all the money ahould revert to the township. Tht cast was triad in Room J and jodgment entered for the plaintttf tor the full amount of the claim. The case now goes to the Supreme Court. a i ah L. I.lndeey has tiled for divorce against Samuel Lindsy. The omplai.it allegea rnelty, by choking and biating plaintiff, calling her bad names, which odnet "continued getting wont isW more of it." Three or four years ago Samuel kept away from borne nearly all tht time, under pretense ofting an evangelist, and whn he came to tee city he wonld go to his neighbora and stay for three or four days without letting her know that ha waa In the city. "This plaintiff hat listened to respondent's villainous tongue without saying one onkind word against him." She atill "continued to love, honor and ohty him in all waya harmonious with tbe Christian religion." Defendant ie charged with failure to provicV Plaintiff hae been compelled to "depend npon her neighbors, the Township Trustee aud benevolent organizationa" for something to eat and for medicines. Defendant ia also charged with impotency. He ia expectiDg to come into possession of ? J j0 pension, and, at the complaint charges, inasmuch aa be squandered $". 000 of plain tiH's money, and has agreed to give her one half of his pension. he aska for II, 500 alimony. Plaintiff lives at 107 Columbia avenue .She asks for an allowance to enable bar to nrtttcutt this slit. They were married in 1887. Yesterday a Fires. At 7 o'clock yesterday morning the department was called to the residence of Jacob Hermann, -77 North Pine stroH, ia censeouencs of a fir in a wardrobe, which destroyed some clothing. Another run was mads a: M N to num jar

i. High Water street, caused by a blazs in tbe roof from dying sparks. The losi is tri Ming. The roof of tbe residence occupied by Mrs Smith, 40." North Illinois street, took tire from falling aparka at 12 o'clock and resulted in damages estimated at about I .

A New Railroad. The Toledo, Kokomo and St. Louis B tilroad Company yesterday itai articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. The road is to run from a point in A lams County, on the eastern line of tbe Biasa, about a distance of one hundred and twentyseven milee to the weatern boundary of the Stme in Vermillion County. The directors are James K Hamilton, Samuel R Fo.let, Theophilua P Brown. Themas L Carpenter, William T. Walker, Henry A. Drown and Jcsiah M. 0' Boyle. Poison at th Front Door. No article entering so generally inU the food of every family has been foand inre villainonsiv adulterated than baking powder. For ths purpose of underselling those powders of absolute purity and whnlcsomAness. which alone are safe for use in foad, hundreds of dealers are putting np bkiog powders with cheap and adulterated cream of tartar, which contains lime: earth, etc., adding strength by the free usa ci a'u u. These adulterated powders are "ahoved'' upon tbe public with the greatest persistency. Tbey are first given aw:iy left in aamplea at private residences, with circulars containinr bogus analyces aud certificates, and falae representations as to their value, etc. Tbia act sf ittelf ia sufficient to condemn them. A first-class article will aall on its merits. No manufacturer whose goads are of valne ( an afford to give them away, iid nohe but the cheapest make and most inferior cr nnmarketable goods require to I a distributed free in order to get the public to use them, and this method is adopted only by parties who have failed to diapase of th-s lr wares through the ordinary and legitimate channels of trade. Free samples of articles of foo-i left at the hon.se should be regarded wi'h suspicion. There ia no guarantee of their wholesomeneaa, while there ia real dar.gsr that thev contain a fatally poisonous compound. Many instances of p?i(paing from ine use of auch aamplea are recorded. The only safe wav is to onaign all such sampiea immediately to toe ash barrel, and to turn a deaf ear to the atatementa made by their ve uders. It is not worthwhile to tn Hie with life and health to the extent of testing every doubtful baking powder that comes along. Better to rely upon au old aud reliable brand, like the Royal, which has by a quarter of a century's constant nsa proved its perfect wholeeomeness and efficiency, or sorre other brand that is not so worthless and cheap that its proprietors can afford to give it away by the cart-load. It ia in its favor that the Royal Bakicg Powder is never given away, sold by mans of lotteries, nor accompanied by chromos, spoons, crockery, or other gifts, except the gilts of absolute purity, wbolesomeness, full weight, and superlative leavening power. I 'a own merits have been its chief advertisement, aod they have secured for it the conatant patronag of the American popie4oan extent beyond the combined sale of al! other baking poweast a. The Royal Biking Powder is certified by all the G v-ernmeutchciiiistsas absolutely pure and ptrfest. Invalids' Hotel and Sargt al Institute. This widelv ceUbrated inati'utlon, located at Buffalo, N. V., ia organ'. ;d with a full staff of eighteen experienced and skillful physicians fand surgeons, constituting the moat complete organization of medical and surgical skill in America for the treatment of all chr.ii; :c diseases, whether requiring medical or surgical means for their cure. Marvelous succesa has been achieved in ths cure of all nasal, throat and lung diseases, liver and kidney diseases, diseases of the digestive organs, bladder diseases, diseases peculiar to women, blcd mints and skin diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsv (fits) spermatorrhea, impotency and kindred affections. Thoneanoa are cured at their homes through correspondence. The cars of. the worst raptures, pile tumors, vararcceie, hydrocele and strictures is guaranteed, with only a elnrl residence at the institution. 8end tan cants in ttampa for the "Invalid's (iuide Booki 188 pages), which givea all i articular. Address World's Dienern. iry Medical Asxooiatlon, Buffalo. N. Y. SO CI KT Y NOTICES. Mason iu Keystone Chapter No fi. Royal Vy arch Masons. HhcUI nieetliiu In MusonlC 'UnipU' tiiii (!ulayi evening, at ' I o'clock. Work, l ast ami M. M Desree. JACOU W. mMHII, II. P. Vtt.tiAM II. Smyths. Secretary. C. K KKKOKI.O & WHITaTT, Funeral Directors and Rmbalmcra, No. 77 North Delaware street. Telephone connection to office and residences, ferriages for Weddlnga aud Parties Host few understand what a perfect tit la That painful period of "breaking iu" is deemed essential to every new outfit. This la positively un necessary. 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AMUS EM EN Th VDIGKSOiNIW ÖRAitfD QPERAHQC& 1HU SUSIS IMMENS HIT! AGAIN TO NIGHT! (irand tlilnesday Matlne: Tue kinineiit Actor, EDWIN THOR NE, And a carefnlly sek r'ert dramatic company, in the latest l oudOD smt Nt sr York easation, THE BLACK FLAG. ' Trices 15,2V 50, 75c and SI. 00. Seats now selling at the Tneaier. Thnrfday Evening, April '). Annual Contest of tbe STATE ORaTORiCAL ASSOGllTlQI, Compotcd of tbe 'ollowiusr Collies and ulvcrtltios: WABASH, MEPAUW, INDIANA. Biri.KK. FRANK I. IX, i.ANnVK. Hon. B K. Elllolt, Professor I. H Mirtin. Rev. W, P. Kniie, Hoa. C. L Uo.steiu, an t R.v. James Mtl. aod. XKUTITI oMMtrrKi: J J. C. Wells. J. II. WlAMi. H. U Savior. J.W. Clsrkand P, 1. Tnoms. opens Tuesday morning. April 7, at the Hox OHiea. " .1 SK ' a ssr U . I BT .SSSSSSSSSSSB Monday and Tuesday Bfeniogs, April 0 nud 7, Henry Chanfrau, 'lue reconled successor of his lain limeuied lather, FRANK s. CHAM It al', aa THE AhKANSAW TRAVELER. Hupportid hy hla own ('ompanrI -.in Ycitr. iiwcd i,:n:. Mighta. Til Ufl NKillTS. comment In? Thursday, April 9. Hill A HHKrs NKTKOKS In th" KiiiiKhlin; Fuccesn, 'A PALLOR MATCH.'' Usual prlcea 1. ! M nd T .r MERIDIAN RINK I POLO ! POLO I Uaicjous n Seridians. Third Game of the Hanoi TütsUAY KVKN1NO, APRIL 7th. A PMlRglOW.-... io Caats. COLLEGE AVENUE RINK TüsW4T KVENISÜ, APRIL 7. O N K BS I I. K siHAtKllH O SE . tien loall amateurs. Prla Pair Club Ssatas. APRIL 10 and 11, irstd A Vokea, Champion Bicycle Riders and skaters. Music each Krenlut and Wednesday and Ssturday afternoons. Rink closed Thunday evenings. GASOLINE AV.R OIL STOVES Cleanpd and Keuaired. 'Bvl brands of (Janline and Ulla always on baud. TELEPHONE 707. F. P. SMITH & CO. RRTAIL. I WHOLESALE, to North Illinois Street. I S7 South Meridian Street Cheapest, Best and Safest OIL BCOVfl ever made. Over 1.000 bare been sold in tnia city. Has stood the teat for 12 years. FISHING TACKLE. New Rods, Ueels, Fiics, Hooks ana Lines Minnow Seines, Buckets and Nets. Oars and Oar Locks. Everything wantei by Fishermen always on hand. CHARLES MAYER &C0., 29 ar d 31 West Washington St. AUCTION SALE. AUCTION HAU-: Of vacant lota, on Monday, rext; 37 feet Vermont, between Illinois and Tennesaee; 60 feet corner Tennessee and Herbert; alto io lots tn Fletcher a Oak Hill.

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Hrrofula on N-ck. WANTED. W AN'TEl Employment by young nian:e-t of reference iveu. Address C. S., stnt.uei, 7 WAN"! ED Situation Boot and she i1oh mai: fourteen vars' .'XiKriucL' ; "o ' fctocV-kepi-tT- heat of c;K rrf.rice. Addrc-s T. B. F., :ui Beilefoutalne ttreet. c'.ty thf ANTKD Psrtner; man with $V0 to Q is TV with practical workujHU anl buy bs n Coulctlocery and rchffcurBnt dome, a vöod huunev, in Logautport, lud. Address J. M. AUUUd TUB, Loyansport, lud. WANTED A man to furnish 9M to ir.troduce a patt-nt jnt patenten; will asaun euouch territory tofat)M'yhimforhiinroa'mnt: very valuable Invention. Call or address B. II. J., 874 i M- avenue. 7 WJ ANTED flmarl adreitlatva eanTaaer VV for n dally newspaofr est Md etrtMtla tion. Addreaa witn reference and terms expected, .Jou'DHtN? Care H. P. HUBBARD, New Haven, Co in. J 11 ANTED By a larpc New York c'kt mnuI sfl facturitiK firm, rr.Rki:m all grades, h few csinpateni aMtman. i-.xperieneea men. w.tn looo connerrions anrt an e.tbllbd trade prefcrrec Addreaa NKV, VOKK AN! RaVANA CKi AR f kMPAnY, 57 Broadway. Nw York (Jlty. FOB. SALE. "170 1 1 BALE orty acres, less than one mile J1 from the city, at f,. por acre. Sold o-ic-i for 8 0 per sere. A safe and profitable investment. Wrtb a lmle draining it wooid rent for 1130 per sr AsasJSsfd for laxatlou at ILlOO, I. A. "( )D WIN, 27 Thorpe Block. 7 6 FOR RALE Ttso thottsan 1 LaCouts ;nat trees one and two yeare old : they will crow lu an; soil 8Tid any climate; they becln bearing wbei. three years old, and when six to eignt yosrs old b nr ten to fifteen bushels per tree; I have HOC men on my farm, near. SbclnyviHe, two year old doing finely; fand In yonr orders early: will de liver lu March and April; terms reasonable. B. 8 BUTTON. Shelhvvlllo Ind. 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS. A DAM GRIFFIN'S Tent and Awninn Btsjrf,2S V. i 1 1 Maryland, moved to L'i BsM Wasütugton striet. 1 7 TO M ANUFATt'RKK A rare ODlortuu!ty for purchan? or lease for a term of years. The K. 1'. Ferry Lumber Company, of Montacue, Mufkctfon ounly, Michitran, owns a larste thr estory bulldltu. üxiou fott, well lighted, aha'tlntt and pulleys full length, with cuslno-room 50(40 let t: ample toiler and ciiRlne: all In to xl repair; roomy cTCMids; convenient for wa'er ah urn and n So alnngMde '. and A'. M. Un Uroa 1 trm-k r aiwiiaaiuo i saaa v . i" 'ii uu i iibv s . forprfoe and terma, UUBF.lt T UA1T"aa a ifl.U. IB f..r nr'iii ullii tiir'n Vit N . - iiv. I FINANCIAL M t)NFY At the lowest rat of interval. J. V?. Y 1LL1AM1 Ai Co., 8 and 4 Vitium Ul.vH. TO LOAN Wo have f.'i.(U to loauouIn1.au.ipoiis r,-al eataiu. UhNKY COK 1 vU It Martludaie Block. Xti TO LOAN-Monc meut: terms CO.. 71 aaat Msrk-t o of pn-pny-l(8 ft DA Y C mils LOHT. T OST i msll MM W and tan dog Check Ml on jLj collar. 1-eave at 021 Hates strsMt. I r CHT (told watoh charm rel set Leave! at M 1 a North Penusyivsuia street. Till 1 !' ' 1 LOflT-ll i su Military Park and :i0 ; Hiatc strict. In Mnall purse. Haturu to Ml Mlakc hlrci rsiiid rvci lo ri-wurd. & BeflKtion in the Price of Gas! Notice to Gas Consumers and Others. Yonr attention la called to the marked red nc ion In tne price oi saa, which took SffSOt ou the 1st day of March. The Company la now firatahlai vas to ail oonsumers at fl H) per l.OtaJ cubic feet. This price Is certainly within tne reach ot all, for both Ughtli R and rooking purposes. The concult n. e aud comfort of coo klug by gas, especially during tba summer months, wbere a Ore Is not otherwise required, can only be thoroughly appreciated by tnoae who have had exp 'riem is m it useful aopllcation for that purpose. The Comamy baa sold for use lu this city during the last four years a large number of gas stores, and Is aat lotted from the many testimonials from tu pauoua. that these atovas "fill a long fait wank" sasprT7i?a Awn aar v v fT tv mh FOR SALB AT COST. s) .Gasoline StoTes chauged to Oas Stores at aaiaU vxpeuse. Indianapolis Gas-Light and Coke Co . No. 47 Sa&tk PennsylTauia Street. 8. I). PRAY, Secretary. I Sfefi BsUssUsiiBBBBSnUdBSaBSTC I svMcka Platin a Bpec laity.

AWMNiiS A n i VaSSffssj 4 toverinci let ale and r u Disf if sal - of all widtas u welphta a is a sa o fAi sT arm 1 04 East Washmir .i - . BUSINESS CAHOS. Tl-.f firm rejjretrnted btUna are the moat Mi i nch i ndrelt We Iss Ms cify and cut rly SBSsTi Ajy 0 the patrvnuge of &itti'tfil raaiiün, . - . - ,i SSSjSJSSSBJSJSJ W. FISHER. M. D.. PILE SPECI ALIST, 95 North Delaware Ptre.:. Oftice Dayf : Thursday. Fr.day and litur Uy. POTHtCABY AND DRIMÖ .S1 DR. E. D. PORTE K, 9 eon in Illinois St. Dr. Dcnd a Cherry Couffc Cur. .n . t KlClAL TKETM WITHOUT .V PLAT!:, At act Washington street. References given to parties wearing them. "JALLARD'S POPULAR I CJK CUEAM. Orders from Chnrches, Fpstlrsla. Parties Pie nka, and Adjoining Towns promptly sup, .;ed Creamery, 102 Njrth Delaware. Telephome 410. Q HARLAN A. NICO Li. ÄNGKAVEK OIS WOO x ItS Cast Market street, opposite Por&u( Indfanapolla, Ind. C MAS. K. ailOVSR. TL RE LAKE ICE. Oi'.ire: No 174 East Market Sti Telephone xiti. Not connected with ice combiuatlou company E N T 1 ST . T. G. PARSONS, I Ve?t Washington Street, OVER NEWS Of&a ludiauapolia H. 0. 8TEVKN8' NEW WALL PAPER SHADE HOTJ8, 44 East Oiilo street, IndiauapolU Oll-Clotba, P.nggs and Mats. Special des) ans is Window Shades and Interior Pocoratlona. j ARNE9S, SAI'DLaS, ITU AD IJliGtsMTH, 71 Fan Court 6L aod 86 Last Wash. St. H. l, u Mara ad, PRESCRIPTION DRUG .nTORE, No. I V) Virginia Arcuua NDIANAK)LIS BUS1N1S UNIVERSITY. 1 Bryaut Btratton collrtte. A Live Commercial School. Catalogue Free. When Blocke, opposite Postoflice. JiNG HOLMES, IRON FENCE CRESTING. ETC. Reliable Agent Waut 1 Ofllceand Salesroom No. t3 North DeUwareSf. TJOUDEK'S CLEAN MK.AT MABKETd, i32Eaat Washington Rt .TsNnrlh Pennsylvania A. StalU i and ' kast Market Hou'e n.rrlng Ijimbs a puccialty. gCHW I ICKI.K A PLs CARRlAOEfi AKO BUGGIES. Manufacturers f J iiverv U'afSSH aad ItjartSia Trucks uf all kinds itepainucproropMi atUandel to. Waeou and Csrrl i ;c 1'siuuu . duo. !atlaiacion a aranu' ' 14 und I'M Ksst VYashlugtou S'r -t Ö Ms.-ttpsd....'. i .ye and refill t sit lea' drssass, aha wnol,-: . r ..f Snlahed; kid .or . air. V ;,; , ., han any iioafce ot t fin a A. silk . as." W I'BJl ADA jsiwnt AND GXNZRAL OON TU O Room 21 Thorpe Blocx. India,-"-, ts. r h. a a a d, W , DKNTIKT. iCIaypool Blttk, opponlta Batea Hönau Hihk lai ait.-ntloti kIv-u to ibe prottwrvaHoi. of natnrsl teth. Prl riS..'l'p.' BROWNING & SLOAft. DBUGGIMTM, AND dial rat It Fine PcrtuiiitT. M Toilet Aitkta La bin 's, Colgate's, Londbora; s ami Rlesteairs Pine Kx tracts. Genuine Imported Partua s-id '4erman 'clo.-ne, Florida aud Lavender WtSjssa, Fine Toilet Napa and Hponaes. Totith. Ba r. 1 '(Ktt and Nail Bra shea, and all articles wanted für taa toilet at tbe LOWEST FIGURE stHBlMMa W.W.BARNUM K COAL. WOOD AND KINDLING. Price of Wood Reduced. YARDS: 47 L lick, as! 18.1 B. Market. Telephone 556. C. F. SCHMIDT. Brewer and Bottler of LAGER BEER "feit lad of iiabaua St oil as) X: