Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 98, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1885 — Page 8

TUE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL "WEDNESDAY MORNING APE IL 8 1885

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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. FOBTY PIECES Dress Goods, 40 INCHES WIDE, 25 GElffi I YARD. A Great Bargain. PETTIS BASSCTT& El JOS. A. MOORE, C4 E. Marhot Dt., Indianapolis, Ind Intern; allowed on depcslU, la sunj of 85 and Spwtrd. Money to Loan on Iraprored Cltj and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Londs, and Purchased If oney Notes, bought and Fold. No loana made except auch t& are fecured by lint mortgage on real eute, with a large marzin ai security, or by collateral navinz a market Ine. Foreign Exc-mga for tale on all parts o! the world. SUMMER SILKS. & CO. Oiler To-Day 30 TIECES lew Sommer Silks, 45o to 75o. kstirkly styles, an J much better poods thau any offered lor scteril years at the iriccs. SUMMER SILKS, liko All Dry Goods, ARE CHEAP THIS SEASON. A. DICKSON & CO., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. orriCEi 71 and 73 Weit Market Street. SENT INKL. TELEPIIONC CALLS. Insists! OSre 1G1 EdlUriil Eotms 201 TUE JSLNTLNEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the UsrthirMt who will deaire to re&d their l&TorlU home paper while attending the World'e Exposition," the Continel haa been placed on aal In New Orleans at George F. Wharton &. Bra's, No. 5 Carondelst I treat, between Canal end Common street. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papen for eala et thia office at only 40 centa per hundred. CITY IN BK1KF. Captain M. H. Daniels went on a business trip to St. Louis last evening. Special revival services will be held at the Seventh Street M. E. Church to-night-The Knights of Pythias are contemplating another State encampment in June. There are two uniform ranks in this city.' Charles Line, of tha Pates home night force, was fined yesterday by the Mayor for atriking one of the female employes. Indianapolis has over l-'-O lodges of secret eccletWs in good workin; order, and a number of others in not quite such good shaoe. The Indianapolis Presbytery met last night at the Seytnth Preibyterian Chnrch, The openirR ermon teiuc preached by L. Ü. Hay, retiring moderator. Ofiicer Emmett, of the Dime Musjura, hal a preliminary hearing yesterday and was held under $"'00 bond to await Grand Jury action for assaulting Constable Glass. ErJortc are being made to have a bind Tournament in this city some time May. Much will depend upon the encouragement given by our merchants and business men. The Hungarians of this city have organized a new Israelite congregation, with W. Shane as President; I. Lefkovits, Vice President: A. Glick, Treasurer, and J. Gdck, Secretary. Henry Gaddy, alias Johnson, who was arrested a few days ago under the ill-fame law, Is thought t be the murderer of a trambcat man at Cairo, 111., in and will be held for advices from that place. A ycucg men named Foreman has qaite a collection of animals in the rear ot a West Washington itreet block. Yesterday a white and black fox eacaped. The white fox was cacght by other parties near the Areale

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Mills and killed. The black fox is still at large. The pnblic schools of the State will celebrate Friday next as "ArbrDay," and It will be generally observed. " The Thl Gamma Delta Fraternity will hold its annnai State Convention at Crawfordsyille on Friday, the day after the contest. Delegates -will be present from Da Pauw, HanoTer and the State University. The Goshen Woolen Mill Company, with a capital of n;0,000; the Pittsboro Milling Company, with a capital of f,:00. and the Laborers' Saviors and Loan Association of this city, with a capital of $100,000, have been incorporated. The Hanover College contest was held at Hanover on Monday night, Mr. Thoaaa J. Glboney, of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, was the succeslal contestant. Hi mV ject is "Ideal Manhood," and the speech is a well written and impressive one. The brick residence of I. N. Todd, situated near the Johnion and Marlon line, just balow Southport, wa3 totally destroyed by fire, abent 5 o'clock Monday evening. The flre originated from a detective line, and entailed a loss of ?l,.rJO. Insured in the Continental of New York for 51, COO. The foüowint; officers r-ere elected niht before laat at the Church cf the Holy Innocents for the ensuing year: Senior Ward9a, W. F. Uirrows; Junior Warden, F.ichird Leco; Vestrymen, Ralph Kennington, T. Y. Cook. Charles B. Stilz, Fred Lorenz, P.ichard Jone3. The came cf pclo last evening at the Meridian Ilink uetween the Meridians and Halcyon?, was won by the former. The Halcyons play a remarkable good game, and If they can arrange to have a little more than their tpare cf geed lock, jssi for ons evenins. it is thought they would bat we do not beiieye it unless the Meridians play on two men. Last evening at the College Avenue Rink a one-mile amateur race took place before a large assemblage. This afternoon there will be the usual matinee, with good music. On Friday and Saturday evening of this week the renowned Girard and Vokej Combination cf bicycle and roller bk&ting celebrities will appear at thi3 popular rinfc. TLey are spekeu of by the Ettstern presas beinc superior to any combination in the profession. THE CHOPS.

Their Condition as Compared With the Same Period Last Year, The Indiana Farmer will this week cdetain an exhaustive resume of the cropj in this and other States, from reports gathered by men employed specially for that purpose, and from these the Sentinel is enabled to give the following estimates: The wheat plant is very hardy, and unless the roots were broken by the freezing there is a possibility for a better rop than cow appears. From tables compiled by the Fanner it appears that the lowest condition for wheat in Indiana ia .n tre Bootbern division, while in the Central it is better, aud in the Northern the best, like coEditions, prevail in in the ema lections of Onio and Illinois. The per cent. of wheat sown is and the condition ',s. Last year at same date crop coaru was '.5, condition bf. The condition of clover s placed at 7s, and timothy at !)1 per cent.. beinc a higher condition than was reported at this time last yeir. For apples the condition is reported at TS, and peaches at 41, but only a few counties reported peaches at all, and these in the southern division. Under the condition of live stock the per cent, is reckoned at nearly the came as at the correpondirgdate last year, horses being so, cattle V,), hogs 'M. and sheep J'2 per cent. The Department of Agriculture at Washington hss reports to the etTect that there is about :;0 per cent of lait year's wheat crop yet in farmers' hands, being a greater amount than at the eaine date last year. The Farmer findo that this is true in eome localities, but the per cent, is much lees in others, there being very little difference between this year and last at the tame date. Aeaaultod and Robbed. Peter Bawics, a farmer, residing just south of Amity, Johnson County, came to this city on Saturday aud collected $180 for sorghum molasses which he had chipped here and sold during the past eeason. He left the city on the ;:15 train and reached Amity an hour later. He then started to walk home, but just as he got in a'ght of his house three men assaulted him. He was knocked down and robbed of the money which he received in thJ.s city and so badly injured that fatal results were feared yesterday in conse.nenr. After being assaulted, Sawins lay tome hours in an unconscious condition. Paeeenger Train Ditched. The passer ger train on the t Air Line due hereat:t;Gö a.m. was ditched two miles north of Bread Ripple yesterday morning. The accident is said to have been caused by the breaking of a flange on the drive-wheel of the engine. The engine, terder and express car left the track and the paajeneer coaches were piled up promiscuously. The engineer received a few bruises bat the passengers and train men escaped unhurt. A trin was sent out and the passengers, mail and baggage mere brought in. A I'oMMtMiity. At asocial gathering lately one laey sali to another: "Just look how that lawyer's wifa Is Hirtirg with that man over there wn wear a Pyan bat! How old might he be?'' ' She mifcht be twenty-rive bit ehe is thirty seven." Cliltnso Ornuil Uprra rMttv.tt. The Monon Route will sfll icd'jced rite tickets to Chicago and return to partlos wishing to a'tend the Grand Opera Festival. For tickets and information please call at ticket cilice. South Illinois street. Telsphone call, '2'i. Houkkt Kmmett. District Passenger Agent., The National benefit Assccit!on of Ind'anarolis j ives relief and prolrctloa from the extortunate rate? charged by stofc cniranies. It Is just as Kable end conservative in its taansgerxent ai the o!J itock companies, and the cost of protection is much los. Send fnr circulars, etc. Notice Architect, ltulldera and Ooutractors Arc requested to call and examine the larsce line of building material. onltln5: of Hardware. Doorf. Ja13, Ullndi, Glass, 1'alnt. etc., at M Last Washington street. VAJEN i NEW. EMInntri siren at lowet market rate. Ask for their limttrited ctaloijne of 360 piCfc, if JCU havo not rtet ivt d iL No chare, FOB RENT. 17t)lt EhNT Garden and Iru it farm: good Honte, turn. piai and atrawberrle: ix lailea from r clti ; Mil la good repair. Ib'iulre At - Nortb tM aixcci.

. lyres & U. k Laipst end Finest Retail Dif Eoods in the Slate. LADIES: Should you happen to notice a particularly fcandfcme and weil fitting Dress, anylish Bonne, a novtl tied beautiful Wrap. wornbyomo mtunt cr cf the fair ttx, the chances are iwo to one tbat itwasicflrto or c by rs. We fcAve ieuto.it Ircm cur Lress-Miitins; and Millinery Department this bprin foma ot ifcc finest and most t;iiSfactcry work tfcat hu ever loen fe?n he... ie fceve the Natena!?. we l ave tbo rVrihtifs, we l ave tfce Talent, and can therefors produce e desired eCttr. Wcbave no !iro.-i'.ion t3 o rcharte, and can turn out n :ic uneqcnlieJ by nay estatliifcrjccnt in ire Wc-tat m:ca loer lV.-s ttau tne rarre c'f.s of wo: k ped ny'.e cm K-'i-UiLcd in larger r ! : 1 e s. Lnl:e ttirougnoit ice b ate will pica e lur this in mind, eud n Till o:ctrwi!l convince ttri l the truth of : .-sc B'atcmtnt. Our i t'cn k in now inatvlr-e-ir.fi iJuplkM'cd as . t . xosiL'.c, but there are rriny Lovt!;:cq iu ;::s r.nl Ds Goods that we an not liud atam In the u'Eikct, flud Udics who c- ine fooMst Will Cud tLc meat complete block to tclect rem. Wo bavo every flcsirablo Wovolty for Ladies' messes, Costumes ocd Wraps, with Hicn and Suitablo Conibinaticns and Trimmings. 70 GENTLEMEN': VTe desire na&ln to crU nttcntion to our Tailoric? Dcp.r.rinic-nt. 'IbH Department was R'artci about a ye.r ar.o. and fcas made rapid strides in tlie lATc-r cl the best Dressed Men a th.'s Cit acd i::att. We tariert out with the idea that we could f !e our CJiio.ners the best c&'.trl.i's tLat we rcti'd rrccure, and have tsem cutandnaie by the bcpt workmen, and r rclur a suit at a picfct which Iti a;l iri'.anccs i coufincJ simply to rca'cvhl. Wo do tl:i .o enable us to buy largely and lutort directly .;cn rranuftcurers. Try us er.ee ai.l von can uot fail to be atlsile l wltn tte refuif. Wec:ryan cucrcons s ccfe of the btt sait nrr, ud susiactte to pive jou as well made and Siy.Va a 6uil e can ba produced. Tue prices tie .'tsi than tuy where else lur tlie tame class of work. L. S. USES I cam 7?' Is the Time to Tnrchase a PIANO or Theo Plalin & Co. 22 Süd 84 Ifartö FcnnsTlTinia St. I? CT ?5 CT R C D wc ftimlah bota laie and 1 1 tici fc.ui b -, mau o dealers with iustrumt nts al faclory prices. PRICK UMPARALLELE New stylo Qaadruplo Plato G-bottlo Caster - - -$1,50 Now Elylo Quadruplo Tlato c-tcttlo C&ater 3.50 Firo Quadiuplo Plato TJtittor rieh ------ 3.B0 Solid Silver Thimblo .25 J Wall(, JEWELEltS, 12 EAST WASIIINOTON 8T. A "RED LE1TEK M0I, Fcr 11 loveri of books in tbo rlty and Ftate. As a rnult of the consolidation of our iwoold houses, wo have SIMJ.OCO worth of socds and to clone out tue turpi u. we will sell many thousand cf volumes at from '2b to '5 per cent, off list price with Albuma. 1'ocketbooks and ycatlonery articles at correspondingly low price, in the whole history 01 the btate there h:i never beea another such, Immense Clearance 8ae ot I'.ooUs at minimum prlcca, and NOW U the time to buy at Merrill, MeiK .V. Co.'a old stand No. 5 Koat Washington THE DOWEN - MERRILL CO., Surrrpsnr to 1 rn. Me warf i t'. At 42 last Ohi) St.. An Elegant Line of Mi LL UM ERY. Latest Styles and Lowest Triers. Taltersalf& Bussell. 1,rUjer do., for fresh Epgn. ) V0cTerlb lor cüolce Country Butter. lc per lb. for Kinaan's b'hoaldeis. If c per for bulk Mustard or Chowchow. I'kj perot for fiury mixed aweetor sour Mck'.es. ice per f:. Ib. ein wuswrd Sardines, 2.rc lor 4 tans U lb On Bardlnca. c tor 3 cans cimon. '.'5c for '. CHnnof Maeker!. (cfor iu lb. kit No. 3 Meckerei CU'jforlOlb. -Jlarefat Mackerel. Nclr kez now crop Holland Herring. ",0c I'or ke t-f IlolUcrt Herrin iCcrerdo. Tor new crop HolUad llcrn ce. :'."c vir lb for reacted 5o:bo and Java citndeJ. " e ter 1. or roat J va Co'.I'ee. ft forlS lbi Granulatod urar. Jl for lü lis. Ccnfeeii .ntr'a 8u:ir. il tor 1 lis. white txtra C fcngar. f If.-r .ti 1- r. r.xtr.i C Susar. NOru:K l haveaoreu across the street from old twnd. 'ioodaciucfully p.rkel and shippesH'. O. D per expref. 2-o charge for ( Wae or cartage. Partu orderinj; c. n. I), mn.t piy return charges on I return rnouey. Orden delivered promptly. M. M. WILLIAMS. 200 ?oaih Illinois street, am aM of street as No l huiae House. Rn-Te'enhone 6Th. SAFE BRILLIANT!"

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TÄ?Y APRIL 9, 10 2111 11. Return EEgement for Three Nights and Saturday ilatlnee of ETAX & Hf)KS 3IETE0KS, rrcfeaticg a Nev Tidal Wave of Merriment, entitled "A PABLO fl MATCH." The I auphiriK 9iicoe of rha. IToyt. author of "A lU'N'JH OF KKYss" and " KA(i U.VBY." The finniet p!ay ever written, b-'ng repute wita NLW Mt'tiiO! Ni: V hUN'Cii! Aud 8100 SplittlntT Sif.iatlona. e?.It is f o fiuiny we can't de.-cribe It. 'VDIGKSONW GRAND MATINEE TODAY AT 2. Trices, 2" aad 10 cent?. LAST PERFORM WCE 'H)-NIGHT r s. Price i. 13, 23, 50, 75c, 51. The Eminent Actcr, mmN THORNS, And h care fully-sekr'ed dramatic cimpiay. In the latest London and New Yore tecsatlon, THE BLACK FLAG. TturEdar Evening, April 0. Annual Contest of trio STATE OiUTORiCAL ASSOCIATIOrl. Compcsed of the followins ColleCsand rnlver.-I-tlo': Y ABA SIT, In: I'ATW, INDIANA, L ITI. ER, FRANKLIN, 11 ANO YES. .t r.s : Hon. V,. K. Elliott, Professor J. U. Martin. P". W. . Kane, Hon. C. L. Uo.stein, an i Rev. Jaras Mcbcod. Fr'VTIVK rOMMITfE?:: J. C. Welt. J. II. Wieg. i .a, II. U Say lor. J. W. CJrk acd I". P. Tr.nruAF. Aduil.-lon. Tjc; (Jallfrv. r.C?. Ealo cf sots now in progress a ttLe Rox Oiliec. MONDAY, APRIL 1?, TUE IT. C. CPU? EillESCUKKlClLig. PLYMOUTH OHUROH. EE KEY GrEOEGS, AUTHOR OF PHOGRFoS AN'D POVERTY, AVTilI lecture on WEDNESDAY EVSNING, April 8. f object: ''Mofes. or Ibe Fouulati)in if Social LiTe." Mr. Oeorze bas just returned from a tDur of Great El lla n, Itctunn,: to thousands on subject of oclal reform, opteuUly the Laad li'ietlou. AUIISSION r0 Cents. eats rcferved, tepinnin Monday,' April 6th. MEEEDIAN RINKl 114 XtJiJIK PKWiYLYAXIA MRLKT. SOKAHC, AFFEIISOOJ iS9 EVESUQ. Mus:!c Erery Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. ADMISSION.. ..t Cent. COLLEGE AVENUE RISW Friday and Faturday Evening and Saturday ÜT " Afternoon, April 1U and 11. lilKAItt AMI VOKKV DKl.K It R I T I ICS, bampion Ricyclo Riders and Roller Skater". Music each Evenlußr and Wednenday and Sturdav afternonnii.Kluk closed on Thursday evealnzs. C. F. SCHMIDT, Brewer nd Bottler of LÄG1R BEER, fSoiith End of Alabama St.,! EIBHINa TACKLE. New Rods, Keels, Flies, Hooks and Lines. Minnow Seines, Uuckcts and Nets. Oars and Oar Locks. Everything wanted by Fishermen always on hand. CHARLES MAYER & CO., 20 and 31 Wcat Washington St. BROWNING & SLOAN, DKUGGIBTH, AND DKALtaS IX fine Perterc sei Toilet Articles Lubln'i, Colgate'!, Lundbonra and RicXaeckcr Tine ijctracta, Gennlno Iaported Farina aaS emanColocne, Florida and Lavender Waten. Fine Toilet hoar and Sponges. Tooth, Hair, Clotö ind Nail Krushw, and all articles wan tod for tix-i toilet ttUte LOWEST FIGURES. D BÖHLEN Ci SON ARCHITECTS, cmct: u Kt WiLkhJoiiton Ft., DiDWKAPOlIS, KD. Tohnn TU. 5 A.

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It is a pleasure to show the many and beautiful New Patterns of Carpets I have secured at specially advantageous figures during the recent low prices. My customers will not only have the benefit of choosing from the largest carpet stock in the State BODY and TAPESTRY B8U33EL3, MOQÜETTES, VELVETS, Etc. but they will see many designs no other house iu Indiana carries. No one importuned to buy. We take pleasure in showing these fabrics.

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