Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 103, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1885 — Page 5

CHE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL MONDAY MORNING APRIL" 13 1335

LEGISLATIVE NOTES,

A EoTeracnt oa Foot to Prolong the Session a Fen Dajs. Representative Loop Dlscu3sea the Joke Practiced Upon Him on Saturday. The Poet Laureate of tha Oeneral Assembly Submits an Appropriate Eulogry Other Notes. h'enator Fonlke will remain in the city a hert time after the Legislature adjoarc, ck :d& to the tickxms of hla wife. Senator liagee learrs for Washington tonight to receire Instractiona from the State I)rartment regarding the Stockholm misIa the caucus of Democratic Senators, Sat urday, Mr. Smith, cf Jennings, was selected fcr the position of President of the Senate to ncceed Eon. Rafus Magee. The position tf comes an important one, as there is a gen ial understanding that the Lieutenant Got- - error will resign. Messrs. Taylor, Helms, Gordon and others rote to questions of privilege Saturday, and . ill on account cf newspaper items. It ar pears that the Labor Signal and the Crisis -contained paragraphs to which the gentletuen objected, and they severally denounced the man who conveyed to tbe editors the information on which the articles were based. There was a very earnest movement on foot yesterday and last night to induce the juembere of the House and Senate to recon- - :-iuVr the vote by which adjournment was tiied for to day, but how far it was success Jul could not be learned. There are a numter of Bouse bills now in tbe Senate which ran be disposed of in a short time, and the argument is made that, as this legislation is ripe for aotion and if it goes over would take a ;;reat deal cf time two years hence tobring it to its present stage, a continuance of the session would really be in the interest of economy. A number are therefore in favor of continuing a few days longer, and the matter appears to be in some doubt. .Representative ratten "brought down the -House" Saturday evening by rising, after Jlr. Gordon and others had replied to certain newspaper attacks, and ssyisg: "Mr. Speak- - tr: When newspapers criticise, I pass." Mr. Patten has received his full share of abuse irom the Republican pitta of this city, but he is not afraid ef his popularity at home nor in the House, where he is second to none in the esteem of the members. In the prima ry election in Sullivan County, Mr. Patten had two opponents for the nomination, but ha received 2. ICO out of the 2,700 votes cast at tbe selection of a candidate, and the conscientious manner in which he has discharged bis duty will no doubt secure his return to the Legislature, if such should be hia desire. As he ia the author of the new Apportionment bill, which is particularly obnoxious to Republicans, tha organs of that party are more than ordinarily vindictive, l'atten, however, langhs at their railery,and 0es on in the discharge cf his duties, conscions that his people appreciate his record, which all faii-minded men will concede ta be an exceptionally gocd one. Eatnrday afternoon Representative Loup rose to a question of privilege, and said that he understood that Sena or McCoullough had referred to him as one of the members whose name was mentioned in connection with the defeat of the Telephone bill "for a consideration." He denounced the etate--ment as iahe, and called for a Committee of Investigation, lbe Speaker appointed Messrs. Say re, Robinson and Hanlon, but it - was soon learned that a friend of Loup had ' thought to joke him on the subject, and bad made the remark: only in a spirit of fan. No oce, in fact, would accuse Mr. Loup of such - a thing in am est, and the committee will report this morning, completely exonerating him. In this connection Mr. Loup isks that the following card be published: "I feel that it is but justice to say that I exonerate Senator McCailiugh from all blame in tha alleged charges safd to bs made by him against me, as set forth in a Sanday pap r. but bold my informants responsiole to deserved and severe censure for making false statements ic relation to a gentleman's honer as a legislator in presence of hearers, at least, and without a word of explanation as to the intention of perpetuating a joke. And it illy becomes a gentlemen to make tbat kind of a dodge to cover up a falsehood Any centleman fihonld be capable of discriminating between matters - that are subjects of jests and those that are rot; and it he has not tbat discrimination, he should at least have sense enough to keep quiet. A man's official honor is no more a subject of jest than is ths virtue of his wife, and therefore leaves no exc ose for a man who claims to have sensa enoojjh to be a Senator, or even a clerk of tbe Senate, to indulge in anythir of the kind; and the statements, no matter if they were made in a joke, leaves yon, in my estimation, as it should all good people, too nrarly allied to the family of Ananias to desire any further association with you. "J. C. Lou-." Upon the understanding that the House and Senate would both adjourn eine die to -day. the poet laureate of the General Assembly submits tbe following: CLfciv writtsx is thi legislative hall. ' The House and Senate see their parting day. Tha member voice no longer rings with glee, A i slowly now he picks his dnsty way To father tu his tut pcr-diem fed. . Kg fades tae legal landscape on his sieht H brood upon the work he here did do. AnJ frsses a speech which proves him always rlaa And which be trusts may pull him safely through 'Wlieo he ab all stand before hit people dear To jive account of ev'ry vote he cast. .And why one hundred days he should stay here. Why his ahouid fail and other bills should pass. Withla those pigeon-holes are laid to rest AU kind of resolutions, claims and bills, Tor each of which the mover did bis best. And swore they'd cur a hot of human lilt. Ho Speaker's voice nor that cf Morrison. Nor the shrill call of Rose so near the Chair, Tior cooing notes of gay Fltxpatrlcx's yawn, more shall brine them frora their dusty lair. Tor them co more tbe heated statesmen strive. Or lay awtke upon their beds at nicht. But still continues yet the State to thrive As though no stateusan bristle! ud lor fljhL ; t was no fault of their s yon well may say, Theas tills s re doomed to see the light no more. or 'twas by no means an auspicious day TTnea they were read at first upon the floor. Caa f at ore treat, these members oa a beet, . V9 note (haa otter, husiu bjia. do;

Can they frora these old bills remove ths dust, VYben there's no lobby near ta push them through? Cid not tno "higher" education need Some rich endowment to sustain its lite? and could they stop, the common schools to feed, With Etate and Normal, and Purdue at ttrlfe? Some ratten' s bill prepared wlfh extra care May sges wait I ome de:ecU to supply; gome introduced by Gooding. Ootdon. Sayre, And others jet by Xreuger, Cor7, Bcnley.J Still others yet by Howard, Thompson, Day, Aad each of whom was Karnest for his bill, And to was Car tw right. Fowler, Brown and May. Beeves, Retter, Rivsrs, Willard, Weir and HilL It wss too great a Passage for them all, Though feme reform the members all enjoyed. Ttey parsed a bill 'gainst games of Sunday bill, A moral measure championed by Loj J. They made reforms In agrlcultur'l fairs Ey driving out all kinds of thieving games; They made appropriations for repilrs And building, too, but passed some doubtful claims. Tbe Knlghts'own Home wss rotton to the core, And wltneses were brought frooi far aad nigh. It proved a sad event fcr John M. Goar, But increased the fees of Doorkcepjr Fry. Ort did the members to excitement yield, And rant around la fury on the .ioor; ADd when the roii-cali showed their doom was sealed. In explanation made themselves a bore. Let not the men whose bit's were haply passed, Deride the measures that are lying there. 'Twere better for tbe State if at the ieet .-ome other bills their lowly fate did share. The railroad pass, the sad eyed lobby's bow, .

Tbe soap and towels furnished by the State; lie "special privilege" of members now Are at an end-hare all run out of date. Far from the paths of city's busy life Tbe rural members soon will take their war Some to return to scenes of active strife, tut many more always at home to fctay. 'Twere well for such if on some distant main An oft-tried iriend should seek to know tbe csuse Which stopped the throes of legislative pain. And broug! ; their public life to sudden pause. Some melancholy scribe now here could say: "Oft have 1 seen them on a Sunday morn Dodging In and out of an alley way To brace their nerves with a favorite horn. Ttey were men of genius whose spirits brooked No counter will, who chaffed at all delay And oyer nice to see that they were booked Among tbe first that they might draw their pay. "One day we missed their voices in the hall As hltherward our weary footsteps turned. l'.ut 'twss no sad event, reporters all Were filled with joy, the body had adjourned. "Spring followed spring, and chill November's blast Followed chill November, and witn its speed Tbe people at tbe polls this verdict cast. Approach, my friend, for you can surely read TU I XPITAI'H. The men whose brittle lives thee ballots mark Mit represented us some years ago. We thought them full of flame, but, lo! the spark Of manhood in their natures had no glow. That which was right they fought with might and main, That which was wrong they struggled to have pass. Their effort to return was all In vain They stay at home, the bast place for their class. Fo this tbe verdict Is; we'll try no mora The men who waste the precious light of dar. So stand aside, we may select a boar, But you have had your full amount of play. To such as earned the people's best reward, And are returned another term to serve, The fate of theve will place upon their guard. And teach them from their duty ne'er to swerveFOUND DEAD. lure. Mary Strubs Dies Probablv From an Overdose of Laudanum. The neighborhood six miles west of the city on the National Road, was cansiderably excited yesteiday morning by the discovery cf the dead body of Mrs. Mollie Strubs, wife cf Jcse rh 81rubs, in her bsd. The crying of tbe children attracted the attention of a tesier-by, and upon going in he found the nether on the bed. with her six month's old babe crying by her side Word was sent to the city aDvl Kregelo A Whitfett rrerared the body for burial. The Coroner was notified and will visit the place this rccrninr to hold a post mortem. Mrs. Strubs was about thirty years of age. and leaves a husband and two children. The oldest being four years of ae. Her hctband is a brick maker, a id at the titce of his wife's death was at th residence cf seme of his relatives near Crown Hill, where it seems he goes frequently o Saturday, and remains till Sunday night or Monday morning. A bottle that had contained lacdanum was found in the room where Mis. Strubs' body lay, and from the fact, as stated by some of the neighbors, tbat she hid been in the habit of taking laudanum for medicinal purposes, it is presumed she by mistake took an overdose, which caused her death. She was of a cheerful temperamint, but to one or two of her friends she had said on former occasions that she was "tired of life," ana out of this grew the rumor that she had possibly committed suicide. This, however, is incorrect, as she and her husband have been understood to have lived quietly and peacefully together, 'with nothing to cause her to commit co rash an act. PERSONAL, MCNTION. Frank Spear, Anderson; F. H. Shlyely, Ilagerstown; John M. Weeks, N. B. NtUIa, T. A. Nugent, Jr., New York; 0, E. Bowers, F. O. Blackburn, Chicago; James Mauzy, Springfield; K. McKLhaney, Detroit; Morgan Perkins. Marshall. Tenn. : J. P. Martin. Philj adelphia: W. Coup. Chicago, and Iiobert t ilkins, New York, of circus fame, registered at the Bates House yesterday. P. iL Lorenz, Toledo. J. Pa than. St. Louis; F. A. Hoyt, Buffalo; E. N. Lessey, Chicago; A. P. Tucker, Bingham p ten; W. Wolcott, Troy, N. Y.; George 0. Stack, New Haven, Ct; E. J. Daugherty. 8U Louis: W. A. Owen, Franklin; W. iL HilL, J. Bar field, Terre Baute; J. E. Gibson, Lou3port; George C. Hay man. C. Peterson, John Bolton, Few York; W. G. Brown. Cincinnati; John C. Darst, Toledo, are at the Grand HoteL We feel that we are doing the pubiio a favor in calling their attention particularly to Hood's Oaraapari ua. This ia not a patent medicine, but a proprietary article, possess lng real curative properties, and 111 e2eots ppen ths Blood are vir pMitip, Spring

Debility, Biliousness. Dyspepsia and all troubles caused by impure blood readily yield to this excellent mtdlcine. We think those who give it a trial fcr that "out o! torts" feeling from which so many suffer and which is peculiar to this season, will be quite satis Ced with the results.

Advlea to Hottiera. MRS. WIN3LOWB BOOTHIxa 8TSTJF should always bs used when children are cuttins teeth. It relieves the Uttia snrerex at once. It produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the little Cherub awates as "bright as a batton. It Is very pleasant to taste, It sootnes the child, to.tsns the tnac, allays all pauu relievos wind, regulates the boweia, and is the best known remedy for d' arrha, whether arising fron teeth! ec or other cause. Twenty-five cexti a bottle. DIED. mcLTrrt-April 11. Mary, wife of II. H. Toulter and daughter of Elljuh Hedems. Funerl today, at 2 o'cioct, froa her father's icsidenc. st Maryland stre2t. Srvi.-es by Rev. Mr. Hyde. Friends respectfully invited. SOCIETY NOTICES. MASONIC Mystic Tie Lode. No. :W, F. and Vy A. M. S a'ed me-etui? lu Maaouic Temple V at 7:i0 o'clock this evening. JACOB W. SMITH, W. M. Wims D. Enolr. Secretary. C. E KREGELO & WfJITSKTT, Funeral Directors and Embalmers, No. 77 North Delaware street Telephone connection to office and residences. Carriages for Weddings and Parties. - r m i r . 1 Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity strength and wbolesomeness. Mora economica than tbe ordinary kinds, and can not be sold In competition with the Multitude of low tret, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Bold only ncans. Royal Bajcixo Powoeb Co.. 100 Wall treet. New York. CARTERS Clnryts I 3 m fet M KM PIWiS.! Slrls Ilealacha and rcllere all the troubles Incident to a bilious etatis cf tho erstem, euch as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eatim?, i'alu ia tha Sido, Ac While their moatremarkable Buccesa has beeaabowafn curing Headache, yrt Carter's Little Liver rn?a are equally Tiloablo ia Constipation, carta? and preventing this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorder of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulaiM the bowels. ven if ihey only cur4 HE3 i Ache they wonld be almost priceless to those whd offer Irora this distressing complaint ; but t ortacately their goodncs does notend here, and those who once try thcxa wilt find these Itttlo pills vahi able ia eo many ways that thc7 will not be willing pa do without then. But after all sick head Is the bane of eo many lives that here is where w xnake our preat boost. Our pills cure it while ethers do cot. - : . Carter Little Liver nils are very snail and very easy to take. One or two puis make a dose. They are etrictly vegetable and do not gripe oc purge, but by their gentle action please all who) uae them. La Tiala at SS cents ; five for $L ßLJ by drugjista crerywhere, or eent by mad. . - ",CAE2EB MEDICINE CO., . cw York City. WHEAT BAKING POWDER It contain no injurious üurredieutA. It leavea no deleterious nub. stauces in the bread as sll pure pripe Cream of Tsrtar and Alum Powdera do. It restores to the Flour the birhly Important constituents r-wted in the bran of the It iuakea a better and liirhtar bicmt than any other Baking lowder. ?IAItTIX KALIIFLEISCII'S SOS, Established 1SÄ 'LV VOUK Trade Supplied by ROBERTSON & PERRY, 26.28 aid 30 Trt Georgia Street. ImlUnaiwlis. MERIDIAN RINKl POLO ! POLO ! . 1UESDAY EVENING, ADMISSION. v .10 Cents COLLEGE AVENUE RINK TUESDAY EVKNINQ. APRIL 14. Throe.Liwffjrd At ace! Opea to a yl Music each Eveninx and Wedoesday and Saturday Afternoons. 1 (TiSl closed. oaTHaodsy Erwin;,

trr it

P0WPEÜ

"i vi

SB&

AMUSEMENTS,

DIGKSON'Sff One Wef k, commencing MONDAY, APRIL 13. with Matinee tTery Afternoon at 2, the Greatest Novelty of tho Age, TDE IT. C. COUP EQUES CURRICULUM!! LLWI5 ,t BRISTOL'S Maryeous Mind-Endowed Eauincs Twelve Ref on-Girted Horses, Ponies and Mules wbo undenstard spoktn languace, and obey withrutne of whip or nthir cruel treatment, iu Wonderful Tiicks aud Feats hitherto deemed impoeülole. CTriccs 15, 23 and Söc. Reserved Pests, bte. Sale of seats now in progress at the box-ofiice. Monds v. lutsdav, Wednesday aud Matinse, April Ks II, is. THE GREAT Xj O 353 31 Xj lu Their Latest aud Greatest Snccos. the Musical Farch-sl Comedj ia : Act', untitled TvX X EL JIl. 3P S , A Merry, Mischievous, Unslcsl. PantomtmleAl Skip from Paris lo Como, r-?plete with Fanny Situations, Absurd Complications, Grotesque Dances, New and Original Songs, Bright epirkiing Music, aLd Mechanical Effectn. Thuday, April 16. O'Donovau nossn. GRAS D Ol'ENING ! JOHN B. DORIS' MEW MONSTER SHOW! I'nittd w 1th the Great Inter Otvan VRiu? Hirru , tO Cage Mensserle, Msrrelou Museum of Wiinders. L'et'p-kea Acauarium and Elevated Theater . stage. INDIANA I O FRIDAY ASD SATrRDAV, APUIL 17 and IS. Tbe OLDEST ELEPHANT la the World, "BETTV HI "i ears Old !-a Heroine of over 150 Battles! 50-Cage OolloFsal Menagerie ÖO The largest collection of Rare Wild Animals ever xblblted under i-anvas! Almost endless number ol i:eatF, Birds. Reptiles and Marioe Monteri! The Most Gigsntic and Stupendous Orjraaiatloa row in exl&tence-abaolutely beyond all rivalry. S COMPLETE CIRCUSES 3 byaifc t -l" I Embracing ICO All Star Performers, in 3-Fei-sratf Kin-s-:i f IiifTerent Arts14 bar?lak Kiders 14 20 kamiion Leapers 'JO lO-Cumiral t'luwm 10 14 Cenuiue BiawnF Turks 14 ft-MWr'an Koller lkatr ft G rench Biryr'e Kid r(i G Celebrated Jsianee fiqu ili hi-its Tbe Craid Free Spectacular Stiect raralö! 0 Open Dens of Wild Heasts 'iO Fxhibitcd free of charse on t!te public Blro3 ! Takes place daily At 1 a.m. DONT MlSir: Four Gn-flt Eands will di:ourse the i'opuiar Music of the Day. Two Miles of öumptau na:ibrlpbt. Golden Chario s. Cteap Excursion R on a 1 Rat'roids. Doors opea at 1 and 7 p. m. Perf.r jiauci commences 0"p bour later. ONi: TICK LT admits to all advertised Shows. KR Hie Hissing Link. Tbe foremost wonder of the century. The only sptclroenof thlsitrane race ever In civilittlou. A Human beini? with a heavy growtu of hair ovr the entire body. To be feon daily without extra charge in tbe main canva?. .Tlo. IJoiiiiiiOAVUt

w - sl . - - ' -r r . v

UNDERTAKBTl

O, DoVAY, President, S3 Em t Miryland 8treer.

WM. I, RIPLEY.

Undertakers, Funeral Directors iVINÜ PHACTICAX, BMBALMEUS. COTint-olau attendsvno at low prloot our motto. Ofllce and Warerooms, Nos. 60 and G2 West Harket St.near Illlnoli

WANTED.

WANT ED A temporary rttuatton by a tx ?rt scconntant; A 1 reference, AUdret MAO, Sentinel ofSce. 9 WANTEf Employment by yo.in man; fetory preferrtd; reference furnisaed. Address C. s Stnt'.rel. i WANTED I'ermanent inployment by a 30UH8T pirl of ixteen with of re.'ereuce. I. P.., csre carrier. District 12 .: W ANTED Little boy, ase It, wut peraiareni employment; would like to leara a L. F.. care carrier, Ditr:ct J; 12 trade. WANTED-Fituatiou an bookkeeper. Hoo-int ant or corrpfpondent by ratu of ability or experience. Address W. th's r.iücp. ljt WANTED situation Boot and she ticsman; fourteen years exparience: soot Rlcxk-keeper: best of city reference. AdireM T. B. F.. J61 Eeilefontslne street, city. WAN1 ED Partner: man with $3 0 to zo ia with practical workman aud buy batery, conff ctlocery and restaurant doinsaecKKl bnlnev. In Loganfport, Ind. Address J. M. AUJUä1US, Loacyport, Ind. WANTED A man to furnia fJ.3 to introduce a patent just psueu'ed: will sUn enocph territory to atify him for his iuvestmsnt; vejy valuable Invention. Call or address B. II. J.. bTl toilt ge aventio. 7 WAN TED Sinai t advertising can vaster tor a daily new-ppor .f vi a circula tion. AddrehS with reference aud terms expfcted, JoxiTjallRt.. Care H. P. UUBDAKO. New Haven, CVnn. " r ANTED It lies jnd geutlctucu lu city or country wish Ins to cam 5 1 to a day at tlulr own liomef; ro canvaKlrs: work: furnished und Kent by mail. At' dress, with stninp, t'lttTHTALlZED PHOTO CO., 5 W. 7th St., Cincinnati, o. J ANTED Ey a largo New York ciifir maausV facturinc firm, makiuc all erades, a few competent snKmeti. Kxpcri-?:ict-d meu, with KOta connections and an eUblihed trade praferrPC. Addrcs NEW YOKK ASH HAVANA CIGAR COMPANY, 57 Broadway, New York City. 1) WANTKD Men Any rann or woman matins lffstosu S 0 per week s.ionld inrestiite ot r asy rcovey-n aking basiue?. We o'.ferenerR tic i cmoiip the fce.t ch-nce on earth to mate money, tl taumle fi3 to these rueaniujr busices. An tctnt wrlt: "Your p'aa brius trie coney quickest o! any I evr tried." A.l1rs with namp for pfipcM N. W. MhKRILLA ':, Chicego. 111. 7 ::n FOR SALE. FOK SALE-Thiee new farm wagons; a'so four coiid-rand srriuts-waor.s catap, at U1PLEY'3. No 72 Wet-t Market street. 12 4 FOR SALE-Forty sere?, less thsn one mile from the city, at $& per acre. Sold ouce for -00 per sere A safe and profitable iuvetmeat. ith a little driniDg it would rnt fr :a) por nr Aost'd for lasaMon at 1,500. T. A. GOODWIN, -27 Thorpe Block. 7 6 FINANCIAL. M ONEY At the lowest rate of Interest J. W, WILLIA213 k Co., S aud 4 Vinton Block. TO LOAN We have $5,000 to loan on Indianapolis real estate HENRY COK b OO.. 11 Msrtindale Eloctr. 35TO LOAN Money with privilege or prepayment: terms reasonable. TliOd. C DAY B CO.. 73 Est Msrket street. Indianapolis. LOST. LOT Small black and tan dojr: check Ml on collar. Ixave at 621 Bates Btreet. 4 LOST Gold watcn cartn: red set: I-f?e; at SI North Pennsylvania tUeet. lHEODuKE JOST- f 16 between MUitarv Park aud 303 R'ace ttreet. In small pur?e. Return f 03 BUke t: rn t cud receive reward 5 REMOVAL. REMOVAL Dr. A. E. PurseH. the old dentist, ha removed to Room 4,Vajen Bloci Asus tart. W. tV. Gates. Gas and all ether known snessthetics ueed In extracting teeth. Lady assistant 12 AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE-Of vacant lots, oa Moniiy. t ext; 37 feet Vermont, between Illino's and ItnneKRte: 60 feet corner Tences'ee and Herbert; ait-o two lots in Fletcher's Oak HilL '2 ANNOUNCEMENTS. j A DAM GKIFFIN'S Tent and AwnlUT ore,-., XX win Maryland, moved to ui z&i Asuncion trfct. 1 7 STRAYED. STRAYED Red cow. 4 ytan old; return to 9"j4 Notth Deliware; liberal reward. 12 2 "SAFE BRILLIANT!" Heal iilt Oil. "fnalo;oa3." C. F. SC T. Brewer Aad Bottler of LAGER BBBR. räoatb End ofAbbaua St.J IncliMir)olli Xnd. 72 Nortb. Illinois St. TELEPHONE 641. PROPRIETORS CITT AMBULiNOB. mm piper coapiNii ManufAOturorn, N ELIJAH HED3E3.

BUSINESS CARPS, Thtfirrxs rtprttented bUrc nrt Ou n4 ttavnch ndrtlwlAein the city, on i n: mXirtijf vw thy of ÜiC jatronnce of .'ö:fi''c reiri, W. FICHES, SI. D tili: srECiAUST. 85 North Delaware Ft rc?tOffce Days: Thursday, Friday and iU:ur?r.

IOTUECAKV ASD DRCGOIäT. DR. E. D. PORTFK. 99 Suth lilinot St. Dr. Dendj's Cherry Voue h Cure. PAinte fre. A KIIFICIAL. TKKYII WITHOUT PLiATlC, At 36 East Washinjjton strtt. References given to parties weariu tbrw. JALLARD'3 iOPULAR icjlc cuka:-i. Orders from Churche. Festival. I'art'.ea, Pionlca, and Adjoining Towns t'iocj;n;y kuiied, Creamery, 102 North D?Iwanj. Telephome 40. C UARLS V. JACOI, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS S3 North Delaware Street. Terms reasonable. Send for circular. Fifteen ytars experienca. QHASLX3 JL. KICCLL jCCNGBATIQlt OrV V700K i$X fact Market street, oposlta PortcSUt Indtsjiapoüs, lud. C UAS. L SIIOVER. PURE LAKE ICE. Office: Xo, 171 East Market 3ir?ou Te!ephoue sOtl. Kot connected with ice cornbiuatioa companies D EMI8T, J. G. PARSONS, 30J Wet Washington Street, OVEK NEW3 03 Indianapolis. E. A. QERRHAii'X, WATCIDIAKEK. Cocks, Jewelry and EycgUfses Repairing Must Doxes a Specialty. M Ess t Mirket Street. H. C. 8T2VEK5' NEY WALL PAPES A BHADS HOUfiB; 41 East Ohio street, Indianapolis. CU-CIotbs, iinjics and Ifats. Special dwJjsi is Window Shades and In tenor Doocratlora. TARUESi, SADDLES, 21C. yvr iTn:jti2:Tii. "I East Court ?L fcd S3 Vnt SL H. K UMSTEAD. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE, No. 10 Virginia Avenue. INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Bryant L Stratton College. A Live Commercial School. Catalogue Free. When Bices, opposite Tostoflioe. -J-ING &. HOLME3. IRON FENCE CRESTING, ETC r.tliat.le Agents WanteL 02iceand Salesraota No. 12 North Delaware St. CLEAN HAHKET3, i:t2East Washington Ft.,7S North Peun7tvanla "t. Stalta i and ast Market Hoube. oL-rring Lambs a specialty. ;ilVr.iCKLE i PRaNGE. CARRIAviKS AND RUGGII. MftEUfaoturern of Delivery Wagons aud fprtnc 7rtctiof all kinos. Kepairtnc promptly at'.endel tr. Hitin and ( atriale 1'ainting uetly doue. t-lis!acMicn s arrtid. i nd 4iG Ertfct Washington atre?t QlCnR'8 CHEMICAL iDY-WORKS, I O MartinsdaiQ's B:rx:k, near PotoSoe. (),n dye and repair Reutlemeu's clottlns: sJm. Ullea' drcsKce, sbtwla, eacnet, and slUt svl oolen gcKls of every description. dyid and r-v Cnlshd : k!d gloves neatly cleaned at 13 cents r fvlr. Will do more flrst-ciAn vrcra for &i wo.. tan any house of the kind tn thePUte. CHABLÜ2 A. SIMPSON. Xai yirurr a adays. SEWER AND GENERAL CONTRACTU Boom 21 Thorpe Block, Indlanarlis. WS. BAWLS, . DENTIST. 5 Claypool Block, opposite Eates House. Bpeclal attention given to the preservar.cn of taa natural teeth. Price reasonable. To Contractors. Sealed propr mL, by the cubic yard, will be received at the office of the Mayor, or until the H;ti day of April, at 4 p. n., for the excivatlon of the New Market House, etc. Parties bidiln to accompany ttwlr bids with the name of ttielr suretiM. For further fnfcrmitioa ca'l at the oSio of D. Bohlen. Architect, Brandon Block. Rights leservtd to reject any or all bids. BRAINARD RORISON, Secretary Building Committer. -4 rtC per dor., for fresh Yggt. J J COcperlb forchoire Country Batter. fUi per lb. for Kinean's Shouldeis. ltc per t. for bulk Mustard or Chowcaow. 15c perqt for fancy mixed tweet or toat Pick tea. 10c per l i lb. can Mustard Sardines. 25c for 4 cans H lb Oil Sardines. i 5c for 3 cans ba! mon. J52 for 3 cans of Mackerel. 40c for 10 lb. kit So S Mackerel COcforlOlb. No. 2 large fat Mackerel. socfor keg new crop Holland Herring. TOc for keg of Holland Herring Öc per doz. for new c rop Holland Herrfn. 'ltc per lb. for roasted Motbo and Java tin4e4. "' per lb. for roaat J 'va Coflee. 91 forl5 lbi Granulated Sugar. SI for 16 Iba. Confectioner's . Sigtr. tl for IS Iba, white Kxtra C Bugar. Sl for 0 r f . Exua C Sugar. NOTICE 1 have moved ac:oa the street lixn old stsnd. Goods carefully pscked aud shipped ( O. D per express. No chance lor packst or cartage. Parties ordering C . D. must pay return charge oa return money. Order delivered promptly. M. M. WILLIABI8. 2S9 South Illinois streeA. sun tde ol sit No 4 Kataa Hoqm. A.Teiephott4i CTi.