Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING' APRIL 11 1885

TOE Dffl YORK STORE CEHTAIlLIBIIISn lN3:i.) BUCKGOODS DEPARTMENT. Ladies will find a very complete stock in this Department, and the newest styles yet shown. We enumerate a few of the leading jabiics: HENRIETTE CLOTHS in AllWool and Silk Wraps, DKAP DE ALMAS in Silk Wrap, AI.UATROSS an-l KYßER CLOTHS, CAT CACIII MERE, OTTOMAN CLOTHS, SURAH SERGES, CANARY CLOTHS, BIARIIETTS and ARMOUR C; LOTIIS, GERSTERS and COROUKETTS, BROCADED SERGES and SVT. TINES, PLAIN and LACE BUNTING. NUN'S VEILINGS, RH ADAM ES, DRAP D'ETE. CORKSCREWS. Full line of CASHMERES in Clue and Jet Rlack, of our legular make. Color, Finish and "jnalitT ar the esuenUal joint carefully considered in all oar purchase. Priens Always ii flail lipres.

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JOS. A. MOORE, 1U E. Market Gt., Indtanapolla, Ind Interest allowed on deposits. In sueu of 15 and Bp ward. Money to Loan oa Improved City f.nd Farm Fro-perty La Indiana and OMa. City, County and Town Bonds, tnd Purchased 3f one Notei, bought and sold. No loans made except such as are secured by first mortsjajca on real esute, with a large margin ni security, or by collaterals nayinj a carket talae. Foreign Ezcnans9 for sale on all parts of the world. i GENTLEMEN'S "I'RIZE MEDAL" in JL Custom 2UCn.de. TJclaundored a 50o, 5c, 75o, 81.C0. Laundered at 75?, $1.00 and $1,25. At tbe Trices tbe Beet Shirt in America. CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS! At EOo, 65c, 75o and $1.00. Fonr New Makct. Uneialed for Fit and Cjcsllty. A. DICKSON & CO., TRADE PALACE. SATURDAY, APRIL 11. OTCTCEi 71 and 73 West Market Street. SENTINEL. TELEPHONE CALLS. Einliest OSee 1C4 I Idltsrlil Rns....291 THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng front the' Dorthweet who will desire to read their faYortte home paper while attending the ''World's Exposition," the (Sentinel has been placed on sale In New Orleans at Georgs F. Wharton & Bra's, No. 5 Garondelet street, fevtween Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Oood conditioned old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BKIEF. The work of surrey in g the State Ditch has been completed. A history of the Knights of Pythias of Indiana has been written by Fran B3wers. The Knights Templar attended the funeral of the late J, C. Bxiukmeyer yesterday after seen. The Insane Asylum yesterday drew f -.4tr.VJ0 for maintenance for the month of II arch. W. H. Morrison and W. A. Keictusi yesterday qualified as Belt Jioad Directors for tbe city. A counterfeiter named Norton Harri?, wbo was rent np two years no, has been released under the pcor convict act. Constables Glaas and Beinhold, who were arrested on Saturday nijM at tbe Museum, have besn acquitted by the Mayor. Tbe peace surety proceedings instituted by Clara Zsricg against Colonel Van Martyr and wile, hare been dismissed by 'dquire Peace. The Indianapolis Terra Cotta Company has elected the following Directors: Frank Foster, W. F. Sülz, Joaepa Joiner and George L. Dickenton. The little child of Iter. Mr. Roll of Edwin Kay Church, aged siiteen months, was bad ly scalded on the head and shoulders Thursday evening. It was standing near the stove, aDd by accident a kettle of boiling water was spilled over it. Medical aid w3 summoned, and yesterday it was believed to be out of dar per. BtTeridge, the successful orator in tbe college oratorical contest, has taken up to date $2öO in prizes at oratorical contests. He thinks he stands a fair chance of being sue rrwfnl next month in the Columbus, O., cootest, and that prize, with two otbers which

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be fe certain of at Greencastle, will mite $2C0 additional prize money. The ladies interested In the supper table are requested to meet to-morrow (Sunday) at ct. John's Hall, at C o'clock p. in. By order of the committee. About 11 o'clock last night the depart ment was called to Carter's eaw-mill, on Lincoln arenas, by reason of a small lire in the roof, which was easily extinguished. No loss. Two Tag walked out with the chain-cans yesterday morning as it started to work:, and began to ecale the rail. One of them escaped, but the jailer saw the other in time to catch him by the lei; and draw him back. Yesterday mornlDg, while Tom Fiscn3 was laying a foundation in the Zoo basement, a hatchet in the hands ol a Icarpenter on the toD of tbe frame-work, fifty feet distant, iln off and hit him on the shoulder, making a very blue epot about an inch in diameter. Had the edge of the hatchet Struck bim it would have killed him.

Tbe Lyra Concert. The fourth, and by far the best of tbe regular Lyra entertainments for this season, was given at the society's hall last evening. The audience was large and appreciative throughout tbe entire programme, which was gotten up with a great deal of musical taste and reilected credit upon the director and those in charge. The main work: for the evening devolved upon the members of the orchestra, who participated in every number but one. Their performance last evening fairly eclipsed all former achievement?, and has firmly established the fact that, as an amateur orchestra, they are capable of interpreting the meet difficult compositions. The overture to "Merry Wives of Windsor" was well executed, and met with deserved recognition. The mixed chorus selections, which were given with organ accompaniment, es tablish tbe fact that, although this feature of the Lyra is a new one, it is the most poaular with the people. The four-part description, "Bauenhockzeit in Kaerten," containing taking waltz and march movements, and representing a wedding festival in Switzerland waa given by the entire membership, and was loudly encored. The difficult soprano solo "Erlking," by Schubert, enabled Mis3 Katie WeDger to display her vocal skill in a manner" highly satisfactory to tho3e present. Mis? Nettie Dietrich in a plana solo, "Capricio Brilliante." with orchestra accompaniment, gave one of the moet enjoyable and finished performances tint has been presented this eeason, her execution at all times being In perfect accord with the movement of the entire orchestra. Sir. Fred Loo mis, ss is always the case, was a favorite, his rich and well cultivated bass voice appearirg at its best advantage in the sdIo, "Thy Sentinel Am I." The gem of the evening, and a new feature in such entertainments, was the beautifnl and skillfully executed cornet duet, "Cheerfulness," given by Messrs Inpalls and OstendortT. These gentlemen, between whom there is such a striking resemblance, ad they appeared on tbe stage were clcthed similarly from head to foot, and much merriment was created at the difficulty in establishing tbe identity between them. Dancing was icdalged in by all present at the conclusion of the concert programme. bpolls. We met J. A. Wilson, of Danville, Indians, from whom we learned that a very strong appeal is to be made to the incoming Collector of Internal Revenue in favor of Hub Lingenfelter for Chief Clerk of the department at this place. There is a warm indorse ment from the whole Central Commit tee of Hendricks County, and words of praise for Mr. L. from J. H. Rice, Auditor of State; E. B. Henderson, Chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee; Joe Relley, Secretary; F. T. Hord, Attorney General; W. K. Myers, Secretary cf State; J. W. Kern, Reporter of the Supreme Court; and John J. Cooper says: "I take great pleasure in giving my earnest support to Mr. Lingenfelter. and will say that if any Democrat in tbe district is deserving of recognition, he is." Judge Ayres says: "I think no better or deserving appointment could possibly be made." v With such warm and universal indorsement, we think the lucky man for tbe first position will consider Mr. L.'a claims favorabiy. Success to you, Hub. I , B. and W. Wreck. Tbe L, B. and W. Road had anotner wreck last night, this time it being a passenger train striking the rear end of a freight train. The accident happened on the Eastern Division, and was at some point in this State, but the location could not le learned. The engine crashed through the caboose and twe freight cars. The fireman jumped to avoid the danger, and fell on a pile o! cross-tics, injuring his feet badly, and it is thought one ot them will have to be amputated. He lives in this city, and was brought her for medical treatment, but neither his name nor address could be learned, no one of the employes beingable to recall them, and but few could remember naving heard cf any accident A Fine Entertainment. The ixr.mcxiKe aj-ecrr.blage at tbe College Avenue Kick lact night was treated to an entertainment seldom ;i vc n to rink patrons. It waä the first atprarance of the renowned Girard and Votes celebrities of ticjeliits and roller ssaiers. Miss Etbcl Yokes in very graceful, and handles the mneels with men bklil as to elicit the commendations of ail who witnesi her movement. Tie fancy ikatiua by Professor W. H. CbiTfr was blchly npplauded. Tne ju;?l'n? on r-katfa by the Tower I&rothers emethins new. they performing all the diCioolt feat of jncplerr tbat are usually Riven In a regular stage performance. The feature of the entertainment was tae bicycle riding of Professor Hinds Tbe ffats performed ty him are iniplv marvelous, his handling of the wheel teeming to defy the laws of gravitation. The rerformancj c twd with trick tastine by the Powers Bros., which wm highly appreciated by the spectators. Tbe combination appear agtln this afternoon and to-night. GORHAM'S Sterling Silver ABTD FINE PLATED WARE. FINE GOODS AT MODERATE PKICE5. ' ' Please obterre our window. JAS. N. MAY HEW, Jeweler, 5v. 23 West TCashiDstoa Street.

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The Largest and Finest Retail Dry Goods in the Slate. LADIES: Should you harren to nctlco a particularly handtome and well tittSn Dreetf. aHyligh Bonnet, a novel ncd beautiful Wrap, worn by some memt tr ol tbe fair its, the chances are two to one that it was made or oH by UH. Wo have Bent out from our Drcs-K-Making and Millinery Departments this fctriuR foi:io ot the fin eft and most fatisJactoiy work that baa ever tccu fcea here. Wo Lave the Materials, we have the Facilities, we rave te Talent, and can tberefore produce fie dcfdicdeffttL We have no o position to overcharce. and can turn out work unequalled by ny en tabllfrhicent In the WeHat muca lower prices than the sarxo clas of worlc and style caa obtained In larscr cities. Ladies throughout the State will plea-e bear th! In mind, and a trial order wiil convince tbem of the truth of t'icse MateraentP. .Ourprin; 8?ov i now inar.dbeic i? duplicated as Mt us possible, but there are ninny novelties in eilki and Dresi Oooda that we an not find again in the market, and ladles who . Cfrue soonut will Cud the most complete stock to tclcet from. T7e havo ovory doslrablo ITavolty for Ladisb' JJrosscs, Costumes and Wraps, with Hlcn tnd CuitaDlo Combinations ana Trimmings. TO GENTLKMEN: We desire ajaln to call Attention to our TailorIds Department. This Department was started about a year aco. and has made rapid strides in the favor of the best Dressed Men In this City and fctate. Wo started out with the idea that we could Rive our customers the best materials that we could procure, and have them cut and rnale by the beet workmen, and produce a suit at a prout whit h lu All lLStanees n confined timply to material. We do this to enable us to buy Jarzcly and Import directly from manufacturers. Try us e-nce aud you can not fail to be fatbüed with the result. We carry an enormous steck of the bet Suiting?, and guarantee to give yoa as well made and ttylii-h a suit as can be produced. The prices are le&s than anywhere else for the tame class of work. L S. A! GO. Id order to reduce the turpi at Kock caused by the cocfolidaticn cl oar two bouses, we are selling oT at Clearance Pale xc any tbouiands ol volumes ol Good Standard Book9 at from 'Ji to 75 i er cent lelow catalogue pricer. No tech extensive sale of foots at Low Prices has ever teen made in the State, and KG la the time to buy. This Great Sale will be carried on Ircm day to day at the old stand of MERRILL, MKIOrJ .t Co., 5 East Washingto a street, ojitil further notice. Seildes Cooks, wo are a'.fco felllug Albums, Pocket Books. Ink bund's, and many other articles at HALF PRICE. Respectfelly, THE BOWE!-MRILl CO., SUCCESSORS TO Bowen, Stewart Co. and Merrill, Meigs t'. Co. PRICES UriPARALLELED Iew atylo Qmdruplo Plato 6-boitlo Caster - - -$1.50 Ifow aiylo Quadruple Plato fi-boitlo Caster 3.60 Vino Quadruple) Plato Buttor Dish 3.50 Solid Silver Thimblo - - .2ft JEWELERS, 13 EAST WASHINGTON BT. C. F. SCHMIDT, Brewer and Bottler of LAGER BBEB.

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The name of DECKER BROTHERS is a (ture guarantee turn the Instrument bearing It is a ifcoioufchly Rtod Piano. l ecker Brothers Pianos are absolutely the best in evtry particular. Only the very finest material and the m-st 111iol workmen are employed in their manufacture, fcvery portion of the Instrument is made at the Decker Brother factory, ana under their own ?ocal tupervislon. The tone of a Decker Brothers Tiano isunrivaled in purlly, sympathetic quality, sireaiaess and volume. They nand i:i tttne much lonjer than any otbera. '1 he Decker Brothers Fiano arc known tobe the most rerfect, durabla and reliable in the world. rctm many qialliics motreutIal to a perfect PiaiiO, und liot to be found la any other make. Decker Brother Piano bav become worldrenowned on their Intrinsic merits. A Decker Brothers 1 la no is sold at the very lowe&t price coLntte-nt with the Utt workmant.hip and tiu4.t matciial. LeckerBrotfcers Pianos always command ft g'oi price when resold after years oi careful use. Whotc5le and Retail Dealers in Stelnwny A Rons, Decker Bros., Halneg Bros., Fischer, D. H. P.a:d win &. Co. Piauw, and Kstey and fc ho kluger Organe. Parties at a distance elcsirl nz bargains shcald not fall to writo for fuller descriptions. TUNING and RBPA IKIK( a ipecialty. Orden for movboz given prcmrt attention. 55. 97 and 3!) Sörth renn. SUndianapolii. ELE PHONE iisTr 12 lit: c tu i c c?o. j:a.m factikees axü ueauss is CCIi'IC EflN, Pattfrie. Wire. lititel and IIone AnrmnrJatcrs, L'urIxr Alarms. Urdh al Hattrrle, Gas bihtin 4rparatnv, Sj'eakin Tulfs. Etc EOLK MANUFACTURERS The Bennett Telephone Apparatus. Sc. 1" Vinton Clock, Opp. Fostisflice, INDIANAPOL I S, IND. 1 ) lücTrlb for choice Country En tter. !4c Per lb. for Kin2an'a FhouldciS. c per qt. for bulk Mnutard or L'hovvchow. l-c perqt for fancy mixed sweet or tour Pickles. 10c per '.J lb. can Mustard SSardints. 25c for 4 tana xi It Oil Sardines. i6c for n cans balmon. l'L2 for :i cans of Mackerel. 4( c for 10 lb. kit No. S Mackerel. C(X: for 10 lb. No. Clarvcefat Mackerel, hl'cfor kcz new crop Holland Herrin?. 0c for kei? uf Holland Herring. 2Cc per io. for new rrop Holland Herrinp. 2:-c per lb. for roasted Mocho aud Java oiended. 2."- per )b. for roat J va Coffee. ?1 forl5 Iba Granulated tncar. 51 for K D.s. Confectioner's a SnR&r. fl for is lta. white BxtraU Sugar, f 1 for 'Jo I - v. Kxtra C Hnjrar. NOITCIJ 1 have moved acros the street from old stand. .ood8carefully packed and shipped V. O. D per express. No charge for package or cartane, Par-tit-a orderitic C. . D. must pay retnru charges oa return money. Orders delivered promptly. M. M. WILLIAMS. 2S9 South Illinois street. atno s'dij of street a No t hngine House. Telephone C75. Bargains! Hargaius! Owlrs; toonr removal to oar new pii of business 30 and 32 North Illinois nr-et we are oife-' Ihr our entire line of Hanging ltr.p. Uhanflolleis and Lamp Trimwius-i at ureatiy replaced prices. Thfso low prices will continue tmtii about tbeflrt of May. tiapoline and oil etovi-a e;.eaned and KeparretL F. P. SF.lTfH & CO , 37 South KrrldUn and r,: Sort b lllinoid. TE1.EP110NK 707. THE VERY LATEST FAXCY JEWELRY. PiE9fHiDg' Chairp, Braoolotff, Caff and Collar Buttons. Novelties in Hat and Hair Pins, Ot.Gcnuine ATTAP OF P.03KS and KISIIMi;!. CHARLESMÄYER&CO., 29 and 31 West Washington St. BROWNING & SLOA DRUGGISTS, AND DXxlZES IX Fine PÄery ill Teilet Articles Lnbln's, Colgate's, Lnndborg's and Rlctaeckcr Fine Pxtracie, Genuine Iraportcd Farina and German Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters. Tine Toilet fcoaps and Bpodkcs, Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Nail Brashes, and all articles wanted for the toilet at tha LOWEST FIGURES BEST 50 OIQ -

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We mean by "Crabs'' Fine Shoes, soiled or shop worn. Over 3.003 pair Lave accumulated from our vaiions branches, and TO-DAY faturdiy ) we sUujhtcr th entire lot in a GRAND SALE OF CRAB SHOES. -A. HiloncIIcl CliCiiioc For poor i?ooplo 3, iCO pair Shoes, all ainds, thrown out on tables at any price to se'l quick. No mar, woman or child should buy or even ook at a pairof hocs until having seen onr Cl I'aTgbirjS. M early one. half of them ate L ttiea' .shoes, J4 to iz.o, throwa on the table at $2 tofi. Men's Hand. Sewed French Calf utton r.Ala.orali, cngre's and l'uckle, at

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Sehool She cs are ar.icng them in large numbeis Sotr-e reduction. Cn:e To-Da-and see tbe Crb Shoes. Come To. Day and see Shoes at one. civ.artcr puce. Coi-t To. Day wuh the wLele family, with little mcney.

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PSTor Hall Stands, New Bedroom Sota, 3NTo"7ür BooKcases, ISTgtw Tables. Call and sec our new go-uls, the latent design's at the lowest pricss. See the $37 Walnut Bedroom Sets, with Marble Tip and Large Qlasj. Biggest thing yet. KING- & ELDER, 43 and 45 douth Meridian Street,

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