Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1885 — Page 8

TUE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL"? WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 15 1885

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(EHTABLI8UED 1N5:J.) BLACKGOODS DEPARTMENT. Ladies vrlll find a very complete stock in Ibis Department, and the newest styles yet shown. We enumerate a few of the leading fabrics: HENRIETTE CLOTHS in AllWool and Silk Wraps, DIJAP DE ALMAS in Silk Wraps ALBATROSS and KYhER CLOTHS, CAT CACHIMEIiE, OTTOMAN CLOTHS, SURAH SERGES, CANARY CLOTHS, BIARRETTS and ARMOUR CLOTHS, GERSTERS and COKDURKTTS, BROCADED SERGES and SVTTINES, PLAIN and LACE BUNTING, NUN'S VEILINGS, RIIAbAMES, DRAP D'ETE, CORKSCREWS. Full line of CASHMERES in Blue and Jet Black, of our regular mike. Color. Finish and Quality are the sientlal joint carefully coa&ldtred In all our purchases. Prices Always in Plain Fiprcs. JOS. A. MOORE, 84 2!. ilarkot ct., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposit. In aums of (5 and Bpward. Money to Loan on In proved City and Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Honey Notes, bought and sold. No loans made except such as ere secured by first mortgage on real estate, with a large margin t security, or ty collateral! taring a market Talne. Foreign Exchange for sale on all part of the WOTld. 1 & GO. JUST OPENED A FRESH LO OF "STAR FACTOIIY" Jersey Waists, MC5f, II, $1.25,51,1)0, 51.7., J2 anl up. In Fit, In Color, In Quality The Best Jersey Waist In the Market. 37 TT X A"5T New Farasols! New Sun Umbrellas! rAt much Lower FIjnres than last season. A. DICKSON & CO., TRADIS 3?AXiA.CIB. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. OFFICE 71 and 73 West Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPUONE GALLS. SaiiliCM Ofire 1C1 1 Elltarlal Row 291 THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Kcrthweet mho will desire to read their faYcrite home paper while attending the ,rWcrld'a Exposition," the Eentinel haj teen placed on Bale In New Orleans at George F. Wharton & Bro.'a, No. 5 Carondelet street, between Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for eale at thii cilice at only 40 cents per hundred. QITY Ui BKIDF. The Deaf and Dumb Asylum yesterday drew ?4,00G for maintenance and repairs for March. There will ls a mettlrg of the State Council of Administration of the G. A, R. at ths Grand Hotel to day. The Portland Milling Company has filed articles of Incorporation with th S'cietary of Ktate. The capital steck is ?U.000. Edward Schmidt was fined by Squire Fiel.leman yesterdav for afsault and battery on Jdicbael Sghmuck and Henry lluffman. There are at present about "00 men at work on the new ßate-hon?e, and the nu niter will be increased from ties a to time. John L. Alexander, of this city, defeated William Cox, ot Cincinrati, in a roller skating contest in the latter city Monday night. Thieves snatched the money box belonging to Jay Ros?, a street car driver, Mondav night, at the corner of Seventh street and College avenue. Hon. J. M. Townsend, the colored representative from Wayne County, was given a reception at the midenca of Dr. S. A. Elbert oa Monday night. Tho Daniel Eralley Manufacturing Company is defendant in the Federal Ciurt in a suit by W. Van Camp for infrlngsment of a patent corn plow. A thief entered the rcon of Frank ! Givan, an employe at the Insane Hospital, Uonday night, and robbed him of f ! which was in his trunk. The State Baard of Agriculture is daily in receipt of inquiries from different parts of the State concerning the wheat crop. The present indications are that there will not be jacrs than threfonrthi of a crop, but tea

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scnable weather m'gbt make a marked difference in the yield frsm what is now expected. W. M. R. French will lecture at Plymouth Church to-nfght under the auspices of the Indianapolis lecture course. Hit. Albert C. Porter and Miss Annie Porter will bare charge of the att exhibit tday. The exhibit will close on Batarday. The O Donovan Ho! lecture, which was adyerthed for to morrow night, will not take place, the engagement haying been cancelled. Richard Morgan and Allen Smith, violaters cf the revenue laws, who were recently fined, have been sent to Hendricka County Jail for confinement. Mr. Jickson, of the English Hotel, lay e Is not going to make any cbanee in tae raatgement of the hotel, and that his leiso runs for nearly four years longer. John Kirk has been recommitted ti fie Insane Asyiuni. He was released from that institution la October, 1831. He thinks some person is following him to kill him. A motion for a preliminary injncctlan in the care of the Pop Safety Valve Company ppaicst Knnkle, of Fort Wayne, was argued before Judge Woods yesterday afternoon. The W. C. T. E. Gojpel meetir- this erasing, at T(J North Pennsylvania street, will be led by Mr. M. E. Sinn. A cordial invitation is extended to both gentlemen and ladies. Miss Callis, State Librarian, has a handtome photograph group cf the members of the House of Representatives, in a beautiful pilt frame, which adorns a wall of the library rcoms. The W. C. T. I. gave and entertainment at its rooms last night for the benefit of the neveboys and bootblacks. Ksv. J. A. Kindtbaler. Captain Hitter and others, made brief remarks. New improvements ere from time to time Leins made in the Signal Service Ottice at this point, the la?e3t being a covering for the windpance. What the cif'zsns most desire is Improvement on the weither. The report of the State Board of Agriculture will be bound and ready for distribution in about ten days. The pre asium list of the State Fair, which will begin September 28, will also be distributed next week. At the meeting of the Baptist minister?, Kit. Reuben Andrus read a paper on "Robert Collyer and his llnkarianisms " Ksvs. R. E. Neighbor. E. H. Elgin and C. Q. Scott were appointed to arrange for a Slate Ouventicn in consider the present condition of the church. GETTY SRTJK TABLETS. Full List of the Ex tioldlura Appointed by the Governor Yesterday. In conformity with the item in the General Appropriation bill allowing ?.00 for eac Indiana regiment ecg.ged in the battle of Gettysburg, for the purpose of bay!ng and erecting tablets maiiicg the position occupied by each regiment in the battle, and authorizing the Governor to designate five members cf each regiment to superintend the earxe, the Governor r-es named the fo1Icwirg five ficm fachresiaent ';n the battle fo acTts a eihimiiieb Ter that pnrpes. The appointments are fcimjly honorary, there being no comreDfation attached. The bill does rot prcvide for the expensts of the appointees. The following comprises the list: Third Cavalry (Forty-filth Reciment) W. II. net", l'elphl; George W. shahr. Indianapolis; Benjamin (i. A. (jresham. Corrydon: Dr. Alfred fctratlord, Indianapolis: t hartes lA-e, Frinklin. .seventh KcRiment Color el W. C. Biata, Martinsville: Captain Jobn V. Hadley, Danville: Captain A. B. I'ttion. Aurora: C. F. Hall, Indianapolis; Major M. C. Welsh, Greenibarj. Fourteenth Reaimcnt -General Nathan Kimbell, Utah: Captain John B. Haecr, Terre IIute; Lewis Brcok, fchoals: Major Lucluj A. Foot, Crawfordsviile: Capt&Iu David A. .eem, Spencer. Nineteenth Regiinent-Coloael W. W. Dad.'ev. Richmond: Major J. 8tlne. Wa&blngtnn, D. C; Frank Kthell. Anderson: Theodore W. rcaae, Indianapolis; W. v. Fayton, Dunkirk. Twentieth Repiment Louis B. Fulwilcr. Fern; CapUin John C. Rrown, Montlce'.lo: Captain Charlea Heese. Fort VVajne: fcerjeant Ttom J. smith, Franklort; Wiiliaui 1. liorine, Crown Point. Twenty-eeventh Regiment Gonei&l Hilis Colprove Winchester: ?ernt John iL Kaukiu. Indianapolis; Jo-epü Koelle. Ji'pr; Colaael J ihu K. Fehler. Indi-mapolis; James E. Saiythe, liarraony. Clay County. A DISASTROUS WRECK.

Freight Trains Demonstrating" the Futility of Attempting: to Pass Each Other on the Main Track. A disastrous wreck occurred at 4:3-" o'clock yesterday morning on ihe lialt Iload, at the Pan-Handle crcssing eat of the city. An I., B. and W. freight train of forty-three cars of which Charlie Harvey was conductor was passing around on tne belt and was stopped at the Pan-Handle crossing to allow a freight train the right of way. There was no flag out, and after the Pan-Handle train tu i pasted the I., D. and W. train wad about to move cn, when Edward Lee, conductor of an I. and St. L. freight, came in behind Harvey's train, rnnniDR at a hieb rat of speed. The engine o! Lee's train, No. r3, I and two cars and the c&boo?e and eight I., B. and W. cars were torn to piece and scattered promiscuously over the tracks. A rhlpper from Troy, O., named Young, was toniewhat bra?$d up, bat the trainmen jumped off in lime to fave their lives. The lors cn the cars end .their contents will foot up ?10 CCO or more, and the damage to the 1 nd t. L. eneire will rnafcofrnai OU) to s,0U) mere. The I., ard ßt. L. eoglneer rlaiins h had no warninz of the trm in front aLd could not have prevented the wreck. W. B. C. Entertainment The Woman's Relief Corp? of the Q. A. R will aive a eccial and literary entertainment this eyening at Pftlilin's Hall, ih proceeds to be mei for same charitable pur pose. Thfi programme will Include an addrea br Senator llarrfson. recitations by Will C. Davids. Mus Walker, Mrs. A. H. Keusrnberz, Miss Anna Lutz and Ada Hill, nd mnsic vocal and instrumental, by Mi.s Doll'.eC. ßharlT, Louise J. Essman. G. F. Ktber. Alv?a R. Curry. Mis J. L. Kirkofl', Anna liell, Gforzia A. Schley, Alic Dared, Jos!e K. Haws. Jennie and Laur Eoaz, the Arion Trio, and the Colored Quartet, ai well as ethers. " Attempted Burglary; Barglars bnnglinajy tried to force an entrance to Snrbey'a grocery store on Virginia avenue at an early hoar yesterday morning. They bored a hole opposite the lock, and becoming frightened they broke the bit ofl in tte hole and left it. It was found that they had also been trying to break through one of the other doars, bot without success. Tnls makes five attempts on this store, two of which hau been lucctuicl.

L S. lyres & Co. Itie Largest and Finest Retail Dry Mi in tiie State

LADIES: StonM yon happen to notice a mrticulisrJy bandicrae and well fitting Dress, artyliith IiouMet, a nocl and beautlfnl Uiap. worn by some mrntcr of the fair ft x, the cbanccs are two to one thfit it was mftfje or fold by US. We have sent out from our DreM-Mnkln? acd Millinery Department thin fcrilne feme 01 the finest aud nost fcrttisfsctoiy work ttst has ever teen teen here. We have the MaterUla. we have the Facilities, we have te Taltnt. nd an therclora proluca te desired cCect We have to (iipO;iUon to o-er-ct.erpe, and tan turn ont work uneqcalled fcv ny eiablishrcent In the West at much lower pr ct s than the tame clas of work and stylo can be obtained in )ar?tr t-IUcs. Ladies throusfcoa: he tite will pl;a-e bear lh in mind, aud a trial order will convince tfcem of the trnth of t ie ftatement.. Onr-prir: .S'o'-k U nov in aiid being duplicated as li.-t jus po.islhle, but there are icauy cove) ties in fci'.J. and Dies Good 4 that we ran not fmd aeain lu the trarkct, anl ladies who ct me soonest will nd the most complete slocx to bckci Xrsm. VJo havo every dcalrablo ITovolty for Ladies' Dresses, Costumes and V7 raps, with Hlcn and Eultablo Combicaticna and Trimmings. TO GENTLEMEN: We defcire a:aln to call ttcntlon to onr Tailoring Deriirtmcnu Ihia Department was started atcnta jesrato, and has made rapid Etrldesin the favor of the beet Dressed Men in thi8 City and ftste. We started out witn the idea that wo could ?ivc our customers the best materials that we rould procure, and have them cut and made, by the best workmen, and produce a suit at a prctit which lu all instances is confined Flnply to material. Wc do this to enable us to buy largely and import directly from manufacturers. Try us euce an l you can not fall to be fatlsfied with the result. We carry an enorrrons stoclc of the bct Si it!D. and guarantee to Rivo you as well made and fctylif-n a Bull aa can be produced. The prices are Icta than anywhere else for the tame class of work. L S. AYBES & gO. PRICES UNPARALLELED New stylo Quadruplo Plato CboUlo Caster - - - $4.60 New slylo Quadruplo Plato fi-boitlo Cftatsr - - 3.50 Fico Quadiuplo Plato Buttor Diah - - - - . 3.50 Solid Silver Thimblo .25 JEWrLEU?, 12 EAST WASniNQTON 8T. KN ABB PIANOS Are tho acknowledged favorites of the best musicians. Theo Piafflin 4 Co. Evorott and Now England Pianos. Story & Clark Organs. C. E. SCHMIDT, Brower andBottlor of LAG-SB BEBE. JndlnnaDollJs Ind. CITY DSDERT1KIS0 ROOMS NOW OPEN, 66 North FennsjlvaBia Street, Opposite Grand Opera Honso. H. W. TUTEWILER, IVT-Ä-aXT-A. CS-3Z3 XI. . .First c'.afs throughout. Ecasonable prices. , 'lelephone Kooxna, 411. Telephone- Eeaidence 441. SAFE BRILLIANT!" Heal litt mi. "I SIMOI; BUNTE, 3" 0 E3 El Wholesale LiquorDealer 84 Ü. ITaMsitcs Et, kii&utlit.

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fDlGKSONSff LU u IT 4 nru Crtk URGE AID DELIGHTED 1CDIEICES! GRAND MATINEEIO I PERFORM AN'CE AGAIN UAY AT 2. I TON1QUT AT K. 1DEW. C. COUP EaUESCURRIGULUFil!! L.EWISt BRISTOL'S Marvelous Jlind-Endowed Eauines Twelve Reaion-Giftea ITersea. Ponies and Mule wb iE0ertacd tpoicn lauguaRe, and obey without me of whip or other cruel treatment in Wonderful Tilcta and FeaU hitherto deemed laaposiole. k rric?s 15, 25 e.nl r;. Kfpcrred eits, f.Oc, Monday. April üu Bartley .lür-beira -GALLEY SLAVE." Matinee To-Dxi at M i. m. Last Ierrurraance To-Nighl! THE GREAT Xj 0 jSSIjIj lCB In Their Latest Succep-, a Farcical Pantomlmlcal Comedy lnThrco -cn, ia!lel IVÜ I 8 R A P Ä 9 A Mtrry, Mischievous, Musical Skip Iron I'arls to Como. Vcek commencing Monday, April CO, S3IlTirS SWISS 1SE1L KIXfiKRS Indianapolis Lecture Course. Last Entertainment of tho Gsasor. W. M. R. FRENCH, The "Lightning Caricaturist," Will Civf a iBlqar L'ut rta'.nment at PLYMOUTH OHUKCH, Wednesday Ebonics, April 15. Mr. French is Vfell known as aa artist, and the evening 11 be one of rare pleasure, lie will draw In the nrcpcrce of the Rndif nee. 11'n ra'lTZ his lecture ou 'TUE WIT AND WläDÜH ÜFTIIL CRAYON. " with many Fkelcbe. ÄTAdmicsion reduced to 'J5 cents. Children Matinee Wednesday Afternoon at 4:30. Adici8'on 15 cents. COLLEGE AVE. POLO! U1L0YON5. Thursday Ivonln?, April 13th. ADMISSION .'..-..lO Cent. COLLEGE AVENUE RINK FRIDAY EVENING. AVKIL 17, FLORAL PARTY. Each la-1y present will rpclvea boninet. Mufic f a h Evening aad Wednesday and caturdiiv AfttM-oors. ii the Price of Notice to Gas Consumers and Others. Yonr attnMon Is called to the marked redaction In the t-ricocl pas, which took eilect oa the 1st day of March. The Company la now famishing pes to all consumers at SI 0 per 1,000 cnbic feet. This price is certainly witbln tte reach of all, for both lighting and cookin? purposes. The convenience aad comfort of cooking by pa, especially during tte Flimmer months, where a Era Is not otherwise required, can only to tboroahly appreciated ty töose who have had expcriic3 iu Its useful crpliratiou for tht purpose. The Company htn told for use in this c;ty during the la-.t four years a large number of cas stoves, and n natihhed from the many te'iiraonlals from t;s patrons, that thue stovea "fill a long felt want." BTOVEB AND GAS ENGINES FOR SALU AT C03T. Gasoline Store charged to Gaa Siotcb tu. all expenke. idfanapalis Gas-Light and Cob Co , h. 47 Joüth rcnnsjlvania Street. 8. t. PRAY, EecreUry. BROWNING fit SLOAN, DBUGGWTfJ, AND DEALXB8 IK Fine PErMEU Toilet Afficlts Labln's, Colgate's, l-Tinator$fi and rUcksecXer' Fine Extract, ttcaulne Irarortcd Farln aad German Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters Fine Toilet toaps and Bnoneo. Tooth. Hair, Clot 'and Kail Brnahea, and all article wanted for tho toUetatthe LOWEST FIGURES. togust Erbrich, 80L3 AGENT FOB AURO RA i LA GEB BEER, j Xxa. Zosa and ISottlen 220 and 222 South BflUvara Dt. j A. PO o

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Information on a Topic Interesting to Householders and Housekeepers. "A few years ago," eiul Albert Gall to tli; reporter, "a great many peojjle nearly everyone, in fact thought that all there wa3 in piper barging and inter'or decoration wa9 to get the paper r.nd p?ste it on the all. This is no longer the case. Ii is now recognized that mnril decoration is an art. Diilerent rooms require different treatment. Surrjundings are to be considered ths nuaber ot openin into a room, it wo 3d 70rk, tbe height of the ceiling, the waj the liht is admitted into it. Everything mut be in harmony. What would be approprü for one parlor or bedrooai might bs in the vorst of taste far another parlor or bedroom. 'The skilled d ecorator relects the paper, the j;aprr hancer is only depended npon to d) the required work iu a work -ran I ike m inner. The decorator is to the paper hanger vhit the architect is to the builder .ill the latter is rtquiicd to do is Vo iollow the plan laid cut fur him. A room properly papered, with everything in color and de.-i:i m harmony, is a picture, the work of an artist' Mr. Gall continued: 4It used to be tha in the trada ech diilerent style of paper had a specific name. Now the deMns are so nunioro.o that specific names are out of the question- For instince, tlii.3 springy with an entirely new stock, as l?st fall I disposed ot all my old pipers, I have in this room over SOO different designs and in the other roDai 2,520 cifierent kinds." Here Mr. Gall unrolled innumerable beautiful designs in ceiling decoration?, handsome borders and exquisite iriezcs, and a number of art pieces in Lincrusta Walton. "Do you kn3w in fine work lliat v?e make a design for eac'i room?' said Mr. Gall. "Well, we do. Ve make it sj that the customer can seeexactly how the work is to be done, and it i a exio: as an architects plans. My workmen take these diagrams and work by thorn. Tac designs this year are chiefly floral, but figure pieces, jikti those oipids, are very popular. Best of all, I am able to vtll tht se brauti'nl thing CHEAP, having bought them when the umk-t wi mj4 fivorahle."

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