Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 108, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1885 — Page 8

THE 1KDIANAP0LIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MOIINING APRIL 18 1885

TOi QEG7 DK STORE CG8TAIILIHUED 1853.) BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT. Ladies will find a. very complete stock ia this Department, and the newest styles yet s town. We enumerate a few of the leading fabrics: HENRIETTE CLOTHS in All. Wool and Silk Wraps, DRAP DE ALMAS in Silk Wraps, ALBATROSS an-1 KYuER CLOTHS, CAT CACniMEKE, OTTOMAN CLOTHS, SURAH SERGES, CANARY CLOTHS, BIARRETTS and ARMOUR I LOTUS, GERSTERS and COKDURETTS, BROCADED SERGES and S AT TINES, PLAIN and LACE HUNTING, NUN'S VEILINGS, RHADAMES, DRAP D'LTE. CORKSCREWS. Full line of CASHMERES in Blue and Jet Black, of our tegular make. Color, Finish and Qaallty are the essential

lolnti c&reTsiij considered In all our purchases, Frices Always ia Plain Figtres. Pettis mim co JOS. A. MOORE, 84 2. Mwrkot Ct., Indianapolls, Ind Interest allowed on deposiu. In nmi of J5 and upward. Money to Loan on IrsproYed City and farm Prcperty In Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bond, and Purchased Jf oney Note, bought and sold. No loans made except such as are secured by rtt rsortage on real cute, with a large margin 1 security, or ty collaterals having a market talne. foreign Exchange lor aale on all parti of the world. & Tit A. DIC PALACK. JUST OPENED A FREH LO OF "STAR FACTORY" Jersey ltC5f, II, 11.25. JUO, JI.75, 12 and dp. In Fit, In Color, In Quality The Best Jersey Waist In the Market. New Parasols! New Sim Umbrellas! TAt much lower Figure than last season. A. DICKSON & CO., THADK PALACIC. SATURDAY, APRIL 18. OrriCEi 11 and 73 West M&rket Street. SENTINEL, TELEPHONE CALLS. Issiiiru OSSre 164 IdlUrUl Bosms 291 OLD PAPEBS. Socd conditioned old papers for tale tfcil eße at only 40 cents per bnndrid. at CITY IN BRIEF. .The new militiary company will organize to-night. In about tiz months the State Hou3e will b under roof. The building formerly occupied by Ritzin ger's Bank is being rebuilt. Samuel Storall has been arrested for the alleged theft of a load of coal. A warrant has been usued for Frank Gavin, colored, for wife whipping. The Western Union has taken the ticke out of Irons & Autland's broker office. James King, of Grant County, reports that he was robbed of $7.20 on Thursday night. James Dunlap, a boy who ran away from his home. No. 115 Dunlap street, ia now in Richmond. Officer Hooey was slightly injured by the explosion of a torpedo in the Union Depot yetterday morning. Emmet Bennett has married Sarah Toner as a compromise to the paternity suit brought by the lady against him. The police yesterday morning ciptured Fred Spencer, a aroall boy. who recently ecaped from the House of Refuge. A ral nable iet of harness has been recovered by Sergeant Low, and is now at tha Central Station awaiting an owner. The Marlon County Board of A. O. II. will bold a regular meeting to-morrow aftr noon, Sunday, at 3 o'clock at the ParnH Hall. The Librarv catalogue will be ready fir the binder in two or three weeks, and will contain about 1,000 pages, registering 40,0'jO volumes. Margaret Seidensticker was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ryan on indictroente in sixteen cases for violation of the liquor laws. There was a concert and dramatic intertaiament at Vanslckle's Hall last night, far the bect of the Mission Sunday-school in that neighborhood. About 1 o'clock yesterday a f gbt occurred among the employes in the Bates House kitchen, dishes being thrown around pro luifcously. and several cf the girls feeing

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frightened out of their wita. A couple of the cmplojes were hurt, bat not seriously. The Eh triff was buy yesterday mating arrests upon Grand Jury warrants. John McCue and Mite Cain were arrested on In dictments for the attempted murder ol John King in March. The committee on' railroadj from the Council will meet the Citizen's Viaduct Association of the Bouth side this afternoon In the Council chamber, to consider the question of putting a viaduct oyer the tracks at the Virgixrae avenue crossing. The Young Men's Christian Association of Rushyille has filed artleles with the Beere tary of State. The Beard of Directors con lists of R. F. Bebout, O. W. Young, Samuel McMahan, Ambrose Barnard, A.C. Brown, J. Q. Thomas, Edward Poundetone, J. P. Carmichael and Bluford Rllcy. AMUSEMENTS.

THE FEISKY I ONUS AT THE OKA KD. The Grand Opera House was again completely filled yesterday afternoon and last night by enthusiastic and delighted audiences of ladies, gentlemen and childrento witness the marvelous exhibition given by the hoiEOs comprising the W. C. Coup Equescurriculum. The programme was slightly varied and improved from the first sight, and the marvelous intelligence displayed by the equices in answering to their names and doing whatever told them by their trainer, Professor Bristol, brought forth continuous bursts of applause from the delighted audience. The play of "school" pleased all the little ones, who were fairly wild in their delight over the antics of the droll tiick mule, Denver, as teacher, and the intelligence of his pupils. The jumping of the rope, swinging, leaping, teteringon a long plank and other amusing acts of wonderful intelligence, kept the audience Ina constant slate of amazement. The children weie especially pleased with the Swiss bell ringing troupe, the rolling of barrels, churning, sitting down in chairs, drinklnc from a bottle, etc., while the military evolutions and drill cf the squad excited the admiration of all. There will be a grand family matinee this afternoon at '2 o'clock cheap piice8, fifteen, twenty-five and thirty-five cents ruling, and final performancs to-night at h. Those who hava not seen these wonderful horses should embrace the only remaining opportunities. NOTES. Thecdore Thomas' orchestra is among the coming attractions at KoglUh'p. Circus to day and to-night Notice of yesterday's performances in another column. The Smith family cf Swiss bell ringers will hold the boards at English's Opera House all of next wtek, playing at chtap prices. Gcverror Gray and family have accepted an invitation to attend the Mammoth Mastodon Circus to-night. A private bsx has been set apart for their accommodation. The celebrated Mexican Typical Orchestra, compesed of twenty-five stilled musicians, will be at the Grand Opera Houfe the last three cJghis of next week. They are said to be far eu eerier to the once famous "Spanish Students" in every way. Bartley Campbell's famous ''G alley Slave" Company will be the attraction at the Grand Opera House the first half of next week, playing for the benefit of the Uniform Rank K. of P. This is one of the largest and best companies on the read, and the play Is one cf the strongest Mr. Campbell ever wrote. The Dime Museum continues to ride on the top wave of popular favor, and the erowda are eo large at night that frequently three shows have to be given to accommodate them. Last night there was a perfect jam. The "caxntl girl," "Hop o' My Thumb," the armlets wonder, Barney Nalson; Maud Rose, the bearded lady, and a strong stage show can all be seen for ten cents. Postmaster JoneB Commleslon. The commission of Postmaster Jones arrived yesterday, and the invoice of the property will take place this evening and tonight and the new official will enter upon his duties Sunday morning. Mr. Jones announces that John W. Dodd will be Assistant Postmaster; his eotj, B. F.Jones, Cashier; James H. Deery, Scperintendent ot Carriers; Rev. O H. P. Abbott, ttamp clerk; Joe Eheppard, Superintendent of Mail-bag Repairs, and Mr. Charles Wilder, Superintendent of the Mcney Order Department. Captain Fox, Miltcn Wilson and Alfred Harrison will have positions under Sheppard. Mr. Jon 8 states that the appointment of Mr. Wilder is only temporary. Jack Howard Hurt. The Jeüersonviile correspondent of the Louisville Courier-Journal eays that Captain Jack Howard, Warden of the Southern Prison, and well-known in this city, was thrown from his buggy Thursday evening while in front of the Penitentiary and severely cut and bruised on the face and head. The horse which he was driving became unmanageable and run onto a pile of lumber, overturning the bug?y. Mr. Howard's injuries are not thought to be serious. A Sweet Spill. While passing along Washington street, near Tennessee, yesterday morning a wheel came oß of one of A. G. Klrtlaod's wagons and a barrel of roolsss's was thrown oat npon the street. Falling on the end, the head of the barrel was driven in and the contents ran over the street for some distance. The B. and O. Telegraph Company. In order to extend its 1 ines in various directions throughout the State the B. and O. Te'egraph Company has farmed au organ?, ation under the State law with a capital of jlOO.OCO. and with D. T. Bucon, 8 P. Sherin and Hugh D. McMullen as resident directors. REMEMBER!! When you want to buy a WATCH, -DIAMOND STUD or I RING, SOLID SILVER or FINE ! PLATED WARE, call on I i I JAS. N. HAYHEW, r Jo. 23 ITtst Ta.Martoa Stree?.

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All the Choice Novelties of the season. Jerseys. Every desirable grade, quality and style; all sizes. Sole agents in this city for 8Imon Sterns and other well known makere. We control some of the most definable styles and makes, and carry the largest and finest stock in the State. You can always find the right thing at the right price in this department. II Ml J SHIC CIALTIE8: DRESS MAKING. MILLINERY. TAILORING. Tbcre are a treat rainy people in the city and State wto adorn their todies with $50 worth of Jewelry, tyIio do not ipend SI per month lor tooks with which to adorn tfceir minds. They think jewelry is cheap and tooks dear. But really the rererte is true, especially since the Great Clearance bale of Books commenced at 5 East Washington st. last week. To reduce oar immense stock we offer to sell several thousand T0luir.es at from 25 to 73 u below regular prices. Also Albums, I'ocketbooke, Ecxpspers, Inkstands and many other articles of stationery, etc., at about hall price. It ougbt to be a great luxury to you to tit down and read a good 13 book which cost you only SI. Scprcte you try it. We will fnrnUn the took if you'll lurnish the SI. and we are sure yon will get the ttft OF TliK BAR A IV. Ktepcctfnlly, Tbf Fowfn Bfrri:i Co., 5 East Wash. St. 1 PRICES UNPARALLELED 2?ew stylo Quadruple Plate 6-bottle Caster ... $1.50 ITow tlyle Quadruple Plate JS-boitle Caster 3.50 Tine Quadruple Pl&to Butter Dish 3.50 Solid Silver Thimble - - .25 Wa I K, JKYYELEIIS, 13 EAST WASHINGTON BT. BROWNING & SLOAN, DRUGGIÜT8, Fine Perfnmen nl Toilet Articles ytbn'P. Colgate', Lnnflborsr and Rlckoecker fine .Extracts, Oe-nulne Imported. Farina and German Coloase, Florida and Lavender Waters, Tine Toilet oap and Spor res. Tooth. Hair, Clota and Kail BrnCe, and aU article wanted for tha toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES,

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MAIO The name of DECKER EROTHEF.9 is a pure guarantee that the instrument bearicg it is a thoroughly good Piano. Pecker Brothers Pianos are absolutely the best In every particular. Only the very finest material and the most skillfnl workmen are employed In ttjetr manufacture. Every portion of tbe instrument 1 m&1tte Decker Erothers factory, and TtaJi:r thtix o.va pe sou al supervision. The tone of a Decker Brothers Piano is unrivaled in purity, tympatheUc quality, sweetness and volume. They stand in tune much longer than any others. The Decker Brothers Pianos are known to be the mobt perfect, durable and reliable in the norld. Possesses many qti&lltles most essential to a perfect Piano, and vol to be found in any oii.tr make. Decker Brothers Tianoa have become worldrenowned on their Intrinsic merits. A Decker Erotüers Piano is sold at the very lowest price corsistcnt with the hut workmanship and finest rjaieiial. J eckerProthers Pianos always command a good price when resold alter years of careful use. nolesale and Eetail Dealers in Steinway A Sont, Decker Eros., liainea Bros., Fischer, I). 11. Ba.d ia 6i Co. Pianos, and Estcy and She dinger Organs. Parties at a distance desiring bargains should not fail to write for fuller descriptions. TUNING and REPAIRING! a specialty. Orders for moving given prompt attention. 95. 97 and 99 Korth Fens. St.. Indianapolis. AMUSEMENTS, 1 1 LIEGE AÜD DELISTED Al'DIETO. G RAND M ATI NEETO DAY AT 2. PERFORM 4KCE AGAIN TO-NIGHT AC 8, IDE W. C. COUP EQÜESCURRICULUMÜ lEWIS.t BRISTOL'S Marvelous Mind-Endowed Eanines Twelve Kcojon-eiifted Horses, Ponies and Mules who understand spoken language, and obey without cte of whip or other cruel treatment in Wonderful Tricks and Feat6 hitherto deemed impetiole. C"Fric:s-1.5, 25 and 3Tc. P.escrred "eats, 50a Monday, April 20 Bartley Campbell's "G ALr LEY SLAVE." 03M3D ?K733iI5: OISJ. Commencing MONDAY, April 20, Extraordinary Engagement of WILL. L. SMITH'S SWISS BELL HI NGERS AM COMIC COXCEKT COMPANY. 2-Bell Tables-2 2 Seta of Bella 2 10-Muslcal Artists 10 4-Great Comedians 4 S91 Lauzba In 120 Minutes. Admission, ice; reserved 6eat, 10c extra. Slaltuve Every Day lixctpt Monday. May 1 and 2-TIIEODOP.E THOMAS. MERIDIAN RENK! COLLEGE AVE. POLO! VP. HALCYONS. Thursday Evening, A.pril 16th. ADMISSION... ..lO Cent. COLLEGE AVENUE R!NK Music Eacu Evening and REDJESMAXD SATL'EDIY UTEKiOMS Kink closed on Thursday Evenings. Eßäiciiöfl in the Fries of &as! Notice to Gas Consumers and Others. Your attention la called to the marked reduction in the price of pas, which took effect on the 1st day of March. The Company la now furnishing pas to all consumers at fl M per 1,000 cubic feet. This price ia certainly within toe reach ot all, for both ligbtlrg and cooklnsr purposes. The convenience and comfort of cooking Dy ga, especially during the summer months, where a fire is not otherwise required, can only be thoroughly appreciated by those who have had experience in lis useful application for that purpose. The Company has told for use In this city during the last four rears a large number of gas stoves, and ia satisfied from the many testimonials from it patrons, that these stove "fill a long felt want." STOVE3 AND GAB ENGINES FOR SALE AT COST. ttGafollne Stores changed Lau ezpen&e. to Gas Etcves Indianapolis Gas-Light and Coke Co Xo. 47 Ecath rennsjlvaniaStrfet. 8. D. PRAY, Secretary.

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