Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 113, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1885 — Page 5

CHE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEIA TilUllSDATt MORNING

APRIL 23 1885'

A30TIIEB YICTOBT.

The Home Team Wins the Fourth of the Series of Games With Mil waukes Louisville Shuts Out Plttsburif-Othsr Games. The horns team kod the fourth and last of ite ttries of games with the "wild cat" cine Jiom Milwaukee, jeßterJay afiemoon, defeating them by a icore cf 11 to 3. The g&rca "vrai anything but an interesting one, and drarged alowly, ell owicg to a deposition oa the i ait of the visitors to quarrel and "wrangle eiery t:n:e snoppcrtanitrP:a-eaed iteelf. The Tiiitors pit scnted Bares in the pitcher's box. and during the latter bah" of the game he Trts pounded unmercifully, the Loire team securing 02" his delivery a total of twenty bases. Biller wa.9 rather wild in tfce start, but braced up alter ilia third in iiinp, and eleven cf the festive young men ficm Milwaukee fanned the bresze. Xney tit him tale bJt e!t;at times, one of thee hits beins a double by Stockwsll. The visiters had a small lead up to tfce s'xth Inning, when it waa racily overcome b? hard hitting hy Thompson. Collins, i?oriarity. Crane. Miller. Arundeira error and Mc :rjr.v' ba?e on Lalls. In this inninar Arundell, tin alleged jrize fisher, vrho eaiis under tbe cognomen of "Tns Wilson," made a little break that will cm hiai ÜZ Gble&s Umpire Hoover relents, which is no; at aUlikely. This individual, who never w3 a catcher, became very ranch enrtged wntn he realized that he and bia Lrotherfamblers were as good as beaten, and he wanted to vent his eplte on somebody. Eo, when Sim Crace was eliding in on hi 3 wild throw to third, Arundell with the ball in his hand, e truck hi ma heavy 'blow In the back. Crane sprang t3 his feet and started for the dizzy catcher and Miller came to the rescue with a bat in h;sbacd. At this stage of the game. Umpire Hoove r interfered and toabie was preiei.ltd. H tbn informed AraniUIl Le woa!d fine him 25. Following is the score: XILWAl'REZ.

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(iormin, r. f ... 1 1 1 o 0 0 it burns, pMcckweil, 1. 1 .. ....... frcboeaec, l b ... CM or, 2 b ............ Jicecriey. 3d..... rown, c. f iec, a. , run-Jell, c u n w I Tl" To!a?. I'DIANAI'OLI-S. ! B. U. H.I-.U. Ja. j K Xionnelly, 3 b J'oormm. r. f 2 l s u ?! o i 0 ' o 1 0 : Thompson, c. f . 1 0 6 : 2 ! CyOinns, s. r..... UoriaritT. 1. f. 1 2 2 11 1'cQuerv. 1 b -Craue. 2 b....... ..... .M jiconire. c......... .Miller, p i-IlA Total ... li li ; '.it 5 ; t Innings......... 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 Milwaukee 1 u 2 0 o o 0 0 0-.1 Indianapolis. 0 0 2 0 0 4 3 2 U Karned Runs Indianapolis, 4. Baes on Balls Infliar.arolis, 2: Milwaukee, 4. Struck Ont-Bj ililler, 11; by Eutns. 2. Lell on Kwes-lndlaa-apoli. 4; Mllwaoiee. 6. Two-law lliw Moririty. Tcompson tnd S;ociwell. ThretvDase lliti ion.nelJ7 and llorlarity. Double I'laye bee to Kfcoeneck to WrSorley: Gorman to Fo3ter. rtit by I'itclier Burnü. 1; Miller, 1. rs.ed U-ills McGulre, 4; A-runicll, 2. Time of üAme l:Mt Umpire Hoover. The Elcta Defeated At Baltimore. Baltimore, April --.The first game of the season between the Lai tl mora and Metropolitan clubs resulted in a victory for the former. Trott hurt his hand in ths ssrenth inning and Nava was put in to catch. The score by innings is as follows: Baltimore . 3010210 0 1 31etrorolltau...- 110 2UOOO 01 The O'Leary Nine Contlnne to Lose. Toj.i do, O., April IT-. The Cleveland Club defeated the home team here again to day. Following is the icore by innings: Cleveland 21000100 4 Toledos - 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 03 liAArt Hits Cleveland. C; Toledo. 4. Krron 3:eveland, 2: Toledo. C ritcüers-DcaIe and Mcffiiayer. Umpire Ercnnan. The Athletic Win at Brooklyn. Pbjladeltjia, Ta., April 2J The Athletic Club won a game from the Brooklyns to day through errors committed by the vüi ora at critical times, which were followed cp by the home club with some hard hitting and good base running. The following is the score : Athletics- .0 0 3!toot)J3. o 0 1 S U 2 0 09 0 1 u The Al!fsliDja bhut Out nt L.onl4Tille. Louisville, Apil 22. The Louisville Club won an easy yictory from the Pittsburgers to day. The fine work of the Louisville battery was the feature of the game. Following is the score: I-oalsviUe. S l o r. l o 0 n i it 1'ittstmrg ... o 0 0 0 o u 0 0 o ü Arretted for fin lue on Satnlay. Cllvilanp, April 22 The C.evelaud Bass J11 Club, a member of the Western League, began the championship reason with tbe HJuif dos in this city last Sunday. The leader of the club was arrested to day. AMUSEMENTS. HIE MEMCAN TYTICAL ORCHESTRA To NH.IIT AT TIIK CRANK. To night at the Grand Opcr Flonsc we ara to hare the first of a series o! concerts by the famous 7lr Jica Typical Crchcstra. an orjsalztloa com)c:sd of twentj-five premier soloists, from tbe Iioyal Conserratory of iluslc. City of Mexico, IMcx. Tho Ucxican Typical Ore he Ira as an in Mitution, is tbe result of a plan formulated some Months ego to produce for the Net Orleans Kxp fcitton a musical organization that should some' or reflect the muilcal Inclinations nad tendencrts of a country that Americans, Mith all tbeir thirst for that whlca is jiotcI anrt curious, albeit worthy of cultivation, hare bttherto left ondMurbssl. Tbe Usk of Lxir.RlD!; to?ether the band was intruded to a.-aor in;ti. who isnot nnkCAa in Indianapoll, and that be ooreetfcl in securing the Cooperation of representative inr.ucUno( the Und of the lou uxuiaart can well bo believel after ss:la toTjUhfs affuiCecut perrrmauc.. Tae programme .11 be vs lullows: Overture, J:yicond ..k Taorats W&lu, 1.1 Vlutae rt'üi ..Wal ltpufel Irren arte. Schubert 1 .ntaalc, Alard r.U jlctto. on violin.. .... tMM HNMNmtHiMtHrt A ir& nto.tip, Lucretia Uorgla, on tr.o Mexican I'an'Jolou Kr. a. I). 'ct iHhO on ylop.oue j, crloi farti cAo on the original SAltlcrio . ..9r. K. (Jirc'.a OTtrturc, ri" lroe... up9 2otiourrl of MCiican Cance au 1 Auieric iu National alr. Th prnolpl lnrutnont ntrd a-e vlolla, rii. a.hcr.o. cutUr. TtolsoroUo au 1 harps. H.e I iuricnatl iJaqnirar. of Monday Uu, t'ius uribcsoaeo( thjcocccrls: Tnap'.ajcri wcro Mintfl in tbrtf tlcr In the ccnter( tttpntKe, Nhli tl o ltatrr Ct"Up!d the on intnr'a (leu within the orchtrarAllon tha tntinilr. N.i sausicwailit L'htatauy tin.o, tts mu 3?r o( ibe ratrtuMe and Ira ler tist-icu Ituj emir lr iitou rucoiory for the notes ol the rja l 1:4 yupcctlvc tarta Tno nuir. of c?ir. prvo x alirott altoirt. rr if thato!ttr. more piA i aa Siil flitracifr peculiar tu a pi-?ie wrne n ftcukc ol Uls is r jiatuo auJ seuuoicat. Ii '.ca

dency of tbe players throusbou t was to excessively ne ahadmg and strong harconic color. These trait, allied to their mtrvelois precision in attack and accent and artutlc phrasing, combined to give unalloyed painre to the listener. That which poMlbly l-est demoastratel their conimsnd of rauic of a sreclflc class whs the Schubert serenade. After a iev introlictory chords for barp the oiuJolcu9, in unison, and supported by the rensinirjg Instrument. toct ut tbe delicious melody ia purest tiD?ins style and carried It icrward with a beauty of phrasing; and an attention to lights and shadow cf cxpresnloa that was ss surprlninRas itwaadelightfuL Uecojritlen of its excellence was Instantaneous and eathusiarrcy Th9 llexicaa Landoion utilize 1 by fcener Vetfa in a single number to brp ac -omp-clment is a peculiar instrument, wltn a tone not unlike that of the Cjerman zlthern. but of more than treble tcopo in power end in th5 nuenber of stra?s. The two Ini-trumer.ts proved a pleaia; ccmtiuation. With the violin psafoIo ln?trur.:ent we are familiar, but were hitherto unaware thatsn Azt?c, educated in I'atIs, could cose to Cincinnati in the person of fcifruor Fiueroaaad tell te people eomethJnu nw in the art. Lie waa in visitlo Ill-health last niQt, but it teomel to count lor naught 1 j his pUymz. llbi bo wins wa the pcrection of method, and his tone bro id, pure and tree Is'ot lefr, skiilfal was te wita tr.e left band, es illustrated by eine fearfully rapid snd tafciLB pizzicato ctl'ecta, appprini; ia connectlcn wlih vtirlatiOns uron a fumiliAr tlr be played In miose to a recalJ." A Oiuerent prorawme w!lllciven nt each performance, snd no lover of mu.-ie caa atrord to 1'. not:s. Sr;:i:h Ys'A Eirjers matinee at KnIish's to-Jay at J. Tie famous Ilavcrly Mastcdon finstrels vrill jrve a ftrcle Performance, Et tho Jraad Ooera iioue, ou the tvenibg of May 1. Look out (ora crush. li e entertainments at Enslib's Opera Ho :se, cru!tin of the L'e'l Kinsers and roae other fine .c:;ty worn, iot.8 ou eftry night and afternoon. Uo ana tee it. The Dime Museum continues to delight thouEancis of people every afternoon and niht, with an fWaxt s:ace how en J numerous curiosities Tec specialty features lu the theatorinm are the Lx8t ercr ncn here. 1 he ventilation of curiosity bfcil teen greatly improved, and it is now quite etc I. Tr e cngfciaent of the renowned Carleton Oocr Con:pany, at tbe Grand Opera Hour e tho first ball of ntst week, is attract!: g wldtrrread attentloo.

It ia i;e best organization of tb kind In Aajrici, j and La created a furor everywhere. Thj rcKric-rle to be given Is as follows: Mondiy evening, "The Drum Major's Daughter:" Tuesday evcuir r, "The Merry War," and Wednesday evenirg, "Tra liavo!o." Resuisr opera prices will rale, and the fala opens to-morrow morning. t'EIlSOKAI, HKSTION, ilr. Ilenry 8. Fraer hss been conünel to his rcom nt the D?nison Houso savcral days by ticknesa, but ia now convalescing. New Occidental: John L. Forkher and wife, Anderson; Mrs. Lnla Walters, Mrs. M. E Smith, Darlington; IVank Ücfeert, l'oru. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Paul, of Indianapolis, Ind., are registered at ths St. Charles IloteL Mr. Paul is one of tha solid businessmen of the liocs'cr Slate. New Orleans Djmocrat. John II. East and H. C. Duncan, Bloomingtcn; J. A. McGregor, Columbus, Col.; lrII. V. raesage, Teru; A. M. Atkinson, Wabash; Will A. Greer, Aurora; Linn C. Byd, Richmond; W. C Smith. Marion; Inmäa H. Fowler, Spencer; J. W. Thomp?ou, Winchester; J. II. Macy, Rashyille; Jndge Georo A, .Bickncll, New Albany, and W. J. Hiiliga33, Iluntington, are at the Grand. Mr. V illard Nash, loDg a citiien of Lojan3 port and prominent in ofiica in Cass County, but lor the Isst several years lifins in Male?, paid his long time friend, the Sentinel, a visit cn yesterday. Mr. Nash, cnrlus'y cne would think, went with his wife anil children to Northern Maine for his own and their health. Bat he went to a successful retort, for be is the picture now of enviable health and reports his family nolens favored. They anticipate returning to Indiana soon for permanent midence. Bates Ilouse: W. E. Niblarck. Vincennei; John M. Freeman, Palestine; N. P. Howard, Jr., 8. 8. Boots, It. O. Strickland, Greenfield; C. B. Stuart. Lafayette; Albert Trinler, C. W. DePanw, New Albany; J. F. Howley, Richmond; Daniel G. Trembly, Clark's Hill; M. A. Chipman. Anderson; J. A. Thorn Don, Kdinbnrg; T. White, Franklin; J. R. Henry and wife. M?s II. Montgomery, Gcsport: W P. Ijams, Samuel McKeen, John C. Will" iams, Mrs. R. Hunter. Miss Ann McKfien, Tcrre Haute; C. 8. Bridges, Miss Flora Manlove, A. E. Taige, Frankfort; J. C. Black liege, Kokomo: J. C. Ingram, Loansoort; Bon. Defoe Skinner, Valparaiso, and Jadga John C. Robinson, of Spencer. W. O. T, U. Convention. The W. C. T. V. convention for the Distrie t of Indiana began its session yesterday at the rooms cn North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Dr. ßlddall. President of the District presided. The morning session was principally of a devotional character. In the afternoon reports were had from delegates of the work throughout the State which shoved profieis. Reports of various committees were also received. At the evening meeting Rev. J. H. Doddridge, of Fletcher Place Church, speke on the general theme. Ho did cot believe tbe temperance cau?e had been in tbe hast retarded by tha recant campaign, and still thinks the proper plan is to educite .the people, lib alco contended that temperaocs is in politics to stay. Rev. S. A. Biight, of Grace Church, also tpoie. He recommended that the temperauce people take their stand by tho side of Meters. Murphy and Morrison, Police CommiüicEtrv in their work against ths salooos. He wanted temperance ednsatlon among tbe children, and recommended that the convention take steps to present the mattar to all tbe religions meetings, and at the throe Methodist conferences of tbe State this fall, to take the matter before the ministers and cure a day in each conference for the pretestation ot the subject, Gcorgo W. Cobb, ot tho RillroadjY. M. 0. A took the etand that the cause of temperance is a christian work. He a'so bsliev.-s in the theroueh education cf the youth in ternpcrecce. The exercites closed with an admirable temperance recitation by Miss Gracie Siddall. The convention will meet tbia morning at 10 o'clock, at tbe same place. Ladd In Illinois. Agf ntleman who has iurt returned from a city in Illinois, reports that he saw Ta'.rolman Ladd in that plscs, and that, upon beIrg asked, the ex patrollman responded that he wps over there working np a case. The prntlemnn in question aid not learn that Lcdd was oir the force until he arrived bocje in this city. In this contectlon It may not bs out of place to refer to the ex'poltcsman's coolness while eluding pursuit in the city. After he was cbscd by the two oflloers he went down tho Uriel nntli Lo wet an ecqaa'.nUace, wbern he told be ha t given bait, but on polr.g heme four.d hla wife bad burned his clothes and hla bat. He csntr l to bDrroT a liMt encclallr, and it was lre-lllv given him. He then went to the Starch Wotki. where he told one cf tbe employes ho hai been rttailcd lo ccrue down there and ''Ny for'' iciuw moka who were gjli4 to vork Ihn raL that tilht He r. hs wra not o bn knowa In the rcatter, and evtn If ativ po'Jcerpai uliouli ak after h!m the aforMiid mp'oye was to !f oy bin tfsnce tibau the p-uilsM th.u ttld that Lo would g ia ftul ilesp

until 5 o'clock la the evening, when th employe was to wake him. Promptly at 5 o'c.'ock be was awakened, but he went oil to sleep again, end was again awakened at o'clock. lie then proceeded leisurely to ruake hiscscaps from the officers. The Mendeleeohn Society. The second coccert of the Mendelsohn Scciety ar.d yraphony Orchestra waa given lest evening at Plymouth Church. The cbcrnswas larga tsd effective, and showed evidence cf carefal training under ths letdershlp of Professsr Clark. Their portion cf the prcgrame was in accordance with the popular tasift tf the people, the selections being particuUrly liht end nleajing. The orcbeitra v?crk, with the exc ption of txo numbers, was excccdicg'y hesyy and of a character that, while b?:ng tho very bst prade of ccrai oition, lai' ;o Ectisfy tin Indianapolis audience. T.'ie Mendelsohn strirc qnarletta TlJjed ia their usasil excellent manner. Tho salo numbers wera entrusted to llx. J. J. C3!o and Mes?.--. Dccbcz end CJark?. Mrs. Co'.e ran;,' in a very creditable manner, and Mr. Ernest Clarke, in a ballad tslecilcn for sliJa trombone, gave tu exbibiticn cl his nnd-juMabl'i ttlll in the management of that difficult and tecul'fir ir.itrun.cnt. Mr. Dxhezwas the rrime favorite with tho auJience. sinking in his fiultles3 and dramatic style tbe celebrated bsis polo. ''Tbo Monk,'1 as rea drr d by M3 rcn W. Whitney, the Rieatest of all bsrtcs. lur. Docritz, while a new comer

in the citv, has won f jr hlmseJf an enviable lutea in the estimation of the iju musical peopie. Tho Strikers' Side. -The Sentinel had a call yesterday from a ccuple cf the men who went out on ths strike et the Ear ven Wheel Works Monday aflernccn. They Elated that there is no ticth in the statement that violence is feared on the part cf th? propristors or threatened on the pert of tha strikers; that they only demanded tbatwaees shoald ba restored to what they weie before the last cut; that there weie four cuts in iSSl r.nd one in January of this yfEr, at which Urns the work was sub-let to contractors, and ths last was equal to two cats one for the contractors end cne for the firm; that tliy propos to b peaceable, and will nctie?ori to violence of ony kind. Ihe men further stated that ttey worked eleven houra psr dttv l;it west, and the woes did not avera?o more than $S ftch. Tbe m formation received by the Senticelacd published yestsrdsy morning vas entirely errcnecn?, and could hava bcea recplvrd from no one who i3 in fympithy with tho laboring men of the city, and especially net with the strikers wio fcavegane out of the Wheel Works. A committee has leen appointed by the etriking workmen, red will confer with the proprietors this itorning at o'clock. Dr. Boots la the City. r. Ecots, the nely appointed member of the Health Eoard, wss in the city yesterday, and in speaking with a Sentinel reporter, raid that the Beard wcnli hold a roeeticg cn the th of May, at which time ho would present his commission and claim membership. He does not think there will banny contest on tbe part of Dr. Partridge, but if there Is he eipressfs himself r.s perfectly wiUkisto tbie a band in the right. The impression has cone out that Dr. Boots is a "Phvsto-Med." bnt this he declares is untrue. He is an Eclectic and a professor in the Indiana Eclectic College. He was President of tbe meeting of llciectlcs held in thi3 city last y tar. Receiving- tha Pastor. An ic formal reception was given Rev. M. L. Haines, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, at tbe church parlors last night. A large number of the members of the congregation was present, and a very pleasant evening was spent while the nevv pastor was forming the acquaintance of the members of his congregation. Ths church pews are not to be rented this year, tbe trustees having decided to rai&e all unnecessary funds by snbecription. The pews, however, are left for selection as heretofore, and the Indicaticcs are that there will be no decreass in the attendance on th iervices. A New Hospital. Tbe old Ray House property of South and Delaware streets has been purchased by the Sisters of St. Vincent's Hospital, and they propose to erect a hospital to cost from COO to $100,000. When the building is completed the present hospital on East and Vermont streets will be turned to other uses. The new site has been selcc'ed with a view of convenience to the railroads, where most of the serious accidents occur, and, also, with a view to obtaining the best possible sewer connecticn. A fair will be held next month to raise funds for the enterprise. Christian Church S. S. Convention. Tha Stale Sanday-school Association of tbe Christian Church met yesterday in this city, L. Im Carpenter and Captain A. M. Atkinson, of Wnbash; Jadgo Franklin Spencer and A. C. Sbortridge, Elder Van Buskirk and J. M. Gramwell. of this city, being present. The association aioped a prcgiamrueof exerciea for the 6tate Sundayschool to be used at tne Bethany Assembly, which begins its session at the Park, on the Vi:.ctuLes Road, on tbe 12th of August. A Productive Fund The Treasurer of State yesterdey received $70 us the annual interest on two colle?o fond loans of ?500 each soade In 18ö. The tiro loans were made ßbout the same time at 7 per cent, and mortgages taken to secure their payment. Tbe land thai mortgaged baa cbangf d hands but orce in the past thirty years ard each year the State has received interest on each loan, makln; a total of $2,100. üaeh party borrowing from the college fund has paid -1,050 interest on the $o00 received or more than doable the original loan The Lutheran Church Concert. The concert given by the Ladies' Aid Society of tfco Krjgliga Latheran Church, at the residence ot tbe pastor, last evening, was an enjoyable one and deserves a great deal of ptalse. The programmo inclnded vocal selections by Mrs. Leon Bailey. Mt?es Nora Dickey and 1 1 1 1 lot t and Mr. Baugher and initrnmrntal numbers by Mi-s Mormon, Mr. Frark Myers and others. These enterIftlnnf ills are btcDra!n? deservedly popular with the lovers of good music. Getting Ready for Work. The work cf tearing away the old Market Hov.fe, preparatory to erectic;: the new bulhUrg, was begun yesterday. Tbe work of Irarlrg away we begun on th wet nd ot' the structure, which was crectrd In l:;.t, Mieter, Where) tly Pup? Three men frna Columbai, this State, got q'J tho train yeitorday alterao-oa, having a

blooded Ecglith bull pup in a basket. Th?y went Into Moron's salcoa for a drink, and while thes engaged somft one stole the basket containing tha pup. The three etraneera were considerably put out about thsirloes. and offered MOO reward for the recovery cf the dog.

P. Lieber it Co.'s Bock Ejer ou driuht tocsy. P. Lieber Ä: Co.'s Bock B;er on draught today. The Naticral B?nelit Association, of Indirnarclis, oivPra pro;ecti;n arivi i.ide.-unity St? inft f ccicJenta, and comrcnf ata for less cf v-e8 by reason cf accidstal injuries or death iCiUilirsgtherefrcm. P. Lhbcr fc Co.'s Bork Boer on dra-.yit today. c. r, KKKOCLO & tviiKtr, Fureral Blrtctors er.d I'm baiters, Ko. 77 h'orth Delaware street. Telcr'c connection to oCce and iccI ienccs. CmiHcs for W'cJdlucs a:vl rür'.: l or (scntlemen's Fine Kangaroo Seamless FrcPiCh Tee JJest made. hbtc bliur. v i Uxlz, Eo. J8E. tlfisMartoaSLsViKO Bi'k JOHN NOBBI8. Bsrsain3!0argaiüü! Cwlng to enr reaovai to our new pla-'o of bnIr ess CO acl ?.2 North Illinois Mn ct vj are oiTerIns our cc tire line of Ilencin? LasiDs, Ciisn.lf;lii snd Lanp Triaimius at creat'.y r?Iucol price?. Thtse low j.rias will continue until &bout the flrt of May. Ut-fcoIItie and Oil tio7os C.caned aud Repaired. F. P. SFäifH CO., :;7 South Krridlao an.l Kurth Illinois. TELEPHONE 707. Fetlsetioa ia the Piles cf &as! IM Notice to Gas Consumers and Others. Yonr attcn'Icn Is callcl to the nr?ie.l rcloctlon In U)e price of em, vrhicb. took etleot oatnalst day of March. Tno Coapaay is now furnlsMn? iHStofll cousnrjers at fl 8ü per l.CJO cubic fet. this price is certainly wlttln inc reaca of all, for botn lisntlrg and ecosin? purposo. The ronvenlenco and cenfort of cooLiu? oy ga?, especially duriOR tte summer mouths, where a Are is not otherwise rtqalrel, can only bo tboroashly appreciated by ID ose whohav had cxpcrienc3 in Its cselul application for that purpose. Tne Conpany fcSB Kld for u?ein this city durin? tho last four years a largo number of caa 6tovos, an! Is fa'iefied from tho many testimonials from Its patrons, that these 6tovc "ÜU a lou felt want." STOVES AT7D GAB EZTGINSS FOP. PAIiS AT COST. 5.(;afolln8 Stoves changed to GisS'.oves silkII expense. Indianapolis Gas Light ar.il Coke Co So. 47 Foalh PfEnsjIvaaiaSfrest. S. ü. I'SAY, SocreULry. Notico to Bidders. Ovri' V. OK TUR Eo.U'.Ii OK ) STATK Hot' CoMMIiONKK. J Th Poard of Ftate Houe CoaiTols'loners will receive proposal', at tbeir ciTi?o In Indianapolis, for furmshlu,? 12U.N' and STiSE'i LINING v'i-lncli thlclf for vaults, and lor six (0) vault doors (Greprocf) for the new State Ho cue of ludiaui, until the ht Dsycf Jun8, 1SS5, at 3 O'clock p. in. rattles deiirln? to bid for tMs work will furuish their cvrn pla?s nd f pc!floitloai of what they consider tae beit fire aud barglar proaf coattructiof). fcketcbes of a!25 and shire of vaults, all other needed information, cm ou&laed by opph icg to tlie undersisnea. y order of the Rcard. v JOHNM O010WN, Secritarv. Indlarapoll. April '--2. 1S' Notice to Veterinary Surgacns. Own r cr City Clerk. ) ijn-iANAroLi. April 2s, 1.85. f Notice is hereby clren that scaled proponls will beiecelved by tho Cödicioti Council of tao city of Indianapolis, at tbe meeting to bo hell llonday evening, May 4, J8J5. for Veterinary services for tbe nor cs of tha Tire Depirtmeut and all otber horses belonging to tho city la her corporate cajacity, such services to lucluJa Medicines and atteDclance. The ciiy reserves the risbt to reject any and all bids received. order of the Common Conncll and Doarl of Alderrcen. OKO. T. llHtUNIO, City Cleric. Administrator's Sah of Personal Property. Notice Is hereby given that tho nndeislpned, as admlniftrator of tt6 cHateof William il. Pore toftu, ceccBtcd, will oHer lor sale a; public auction, ot tLo lata residence of the decedent. In PUo Townfbio, llarlou County, Indiana, on Tacslay, the 6th day o! May. ItiS. the pcrwoaal proportf bckngmg to said estate, not taken by tho wl loir, conslsiihit of bcres. cattle, (tnrludlnz frcih rallcn cowt), sheep, t buy, 1 two-horsi wseon, 1 tprln wagon, batners, corn, bar. farming lmplem nts, srowlPK wbcat, household and kltcicu furniture, and various other aitlcUs. l?a!c to begin at 9 o'clock In the lorenonn. I'KKMS eums of Ave dollars or le. rash In banr1 : aud where tte amount purchased exceed nredcllarf, cotes will bo taken waiving valuation and flprraltement law, and bcarlnir CpArcent lotcrut after matorlty. and attorney' focp, and with mflirlect frtecold turttlci, rayablü c!lit tsnntha afir datn of !. troMAS K. W ATT , A-lari1al?trntor. Penny TcMn, Attorneys for AcwilaUtraior, NOTICE OF AVP0INT3IENT VTOTIcr. 19 nKRüPY GIVEN that the nn icrJ. sknrd t.as been aj. plntci Adinlalstrator of t!iertavc of William It. Foreman, lata ol Marlon County, ludlnna, tlecrajied. Haid elat 1 tip tocd to be solvent. THOMAS & WATTS. Administrator. PfdUj X Tobi, AUrüVJ lor AduuaUyraioc.

WANTED.

I7.M KD -? ituatirii as t,k-i',n?rI o: ny ofV Cce wo;t A ldrtv, 'a," ratine! oCic:. 17i T ANTKD -h iiuttion by an expTlcnc"! dr-sv rratr. toicw la fenii ). Adlrea, 317 Woat ri;.L!S.au Jtr. ct. H-2 V1 ANT1.D 4. fixation in ft" who)cio.!e hoas" cr SL'C-1?- Aa lie-? o. II., ihi oüice. 7 AN'Ti'D ( anvuv'crs Jor ft nricti?l Rr.ioie of iserit hrt)c bv n.ip'.e; will tlloa si?ht. Inquire for ei. r. nvi.nm:, t.t Occ.afc.iui iioxso. AAfANTrn To riow if auy per-on wants to iaf ? vtit ; '. O 'uaran'ee a not proüt ol tb per daj cn thtt tap .tul-ln a rctaurat. Call tt 1.0 South Illinois n rctt. 174 A r.KS li:i-S'itt:ati-jn at fcnvttiia tua; is hoorable, by a jeucj r-an of t .veray-ciat vars. Can fcvsk Geniun ar.dKne;iisi. Aülrc.-i. JO'IS OWKSs, Ncnh lud anf.olü. I.id. 17 fj ANTKD -Fitnatlon by a b-y who fun fcd a V"ii cylinder jftm. fiyoenn set typ1; IbnwillIlp to vrrft: 8D.1 c-"-n do V. yaktlr nal cncctly. s. Y tiOi:GK, letter Cdrri-rM, City. 13 TTT'aNTI:p Situation by ?, yoan; man of sons V t: Liier.'r in :rr:-,s; (hu f ariü-Q t .e t2-t cl u e;e;.t p. Ad l:e;s II. D. W eri3r. lijx. 12. N .vbLiry, !:... aT ANiri LaIv as n:n5!i :?r or s.V:r.ol cf drc.-s-V :. c u;t::. 'Jv-o.i s.-.,:"s ;cutfr.rat.ivd Ii !a lici rtit hi 'cvrtcnt. 17 a i tr.-i M . I A 11 K i;i.LLUoO, Lit Nfcf Vorli s:rt:o:, Ir.oih;i o!'i. - 16 7 "YX f aN'II.J' Ct;'-:iln f r sarJfa pptrf XnVV ft". No foe, -."chp. rich IsTids. Lovo Ini:'?rvj";t Anr:l 21 md Jiay . Add'e-s XI. C. M::i ul.I.S, fovrl-.T, lud., or . T Allej, r.orth l'r !;iiylvsr!tA Mro-. 15-1 7, A.-. i l-.D-.iti utir.a bj a vouns man of four" V v linn' tiieric; oi ia c!ri:s end dry cools; ran furu.th V. v Lost o: rel-.roncs will wort reaponablo. Ad.ir.'.t H. D. WtAVKil, Ncwbnry, InO. H " T Ä NIED A sood o-'rtry bon:c;'aii prcpired to cut. fit cj;d case ct.M.trcu'i cioine, and when net M-y tewing vtnnid isi'. with hDUeoik or the cara cf children. Aduress S. K. in'AN. MAriii iVille. ill. 21 7 AM KD Tf:chtrj. Lß'iH'S, for rnr.s e, Fraward i aintit.-,;, ümtlcuen for p:in:pa!sa: d y;( liutori.'.cr.. of bi ;h cii jo1 in laCir.a. A --o. 1 .t?.c';ir of Kl ; ;'ish, Gorrjf.i. i'oio?it;on snd I t:n for ?. nornul chooi In Kastarn 1 1 1 rt 1 -1 . . ei-od KiiiriK. .-otul tR.Mp. LXtJKljKiui: n:Auai:;:ji- uc r..vu, v,'or::.;s.oa. iu3 V i-.pstn."n tlOt' T wri'k s ionl. inn s'.iit cur ay r,.o'Vf-r.iikn.K bl'.tts.. Wo otTr caerPLtic ; .:fOLS iKi Vest ch '!( ou r.uf'i 1) r.i.ts'C iroTiOy. Jlfau-vK? iroj to thos-j :d;.huj; bv.-i-lot. An bctnt uiits: "Vo'ir p'an t.ri'.s tHo ncr.CJ' iuk.aCt of s,;;y 1 ever iroJ." d.l.vs v. .ta tlti'D fcr i-r.p.r3 V. Mi-.IULL Sc ) , i;'.l.-rrr. : ::.) ?,.':a!iI.,,.aL A .f CKUY-At tbe loc t r.il cr lateret. J. V'. HxL . ILL! Alis C., S nai 4 Viüt' i li'.yrt. ri0 LOAN-Money vltL privlTeero of xrc;"7I ncii'.: t:-r.s TCft.-oub:p. TliOS. C. DAY S CO.. 7:t Kt Varfe.t i'.r-"r. Jndtnnftriiia LOST. LOST !ac-p'uih cap: from corner South on Dekalo re to corner Alabaim aoi Massacbiucts avtr.ue. ltuia to 10 l-roadway and receive icwsrd. It LO.-.T-On Vlrcin'a Rvenua railroad crowia, a land rlns. ia iin box, on v.hici wis )iame Ka?o fct;t.: 6. 11 ? a? e return to 13 ioath Ntw Jersey ttrcet end receive reward. 17 sRGwmna a sum, X 12 XJ G GIföTB, m Penamcry anä Tüiiel Articles Lifclr.'s, Colgate's, Lundbors's and rdctsecker yiuc Iiacr5;c., Genuine Ixnoorted Faiina aa3 'lenrrncnlosnc, Florida f.nd Lavender Waters. Ftna Trdlvt heaps snd Sr-or.?', Tooth, rlr, Glotä rpd Kail SrutV-s, and all articles wanted for tis toGöt at the LOWEST FIGURES. COAL OIL ENGINES. 9 In cTKsraUoa at (I West Karyiand, UriTsn V.cll fctore 1 aid '2 hersopoer, ßifer ttioa COl oil lan. R. 1. SOtSS. Btata A2nt. UJJ.N'Ckel riatins to order. JOHN EDWARDS, One Hundred Laro Staadr. S00 S-Sheet Boarda OFFICE P.ntlDI OfflAS). THE Frnnk W, dimmer, Jno. IIommoM ii,

UNDERTAKER

X7U. O. Do VAT, President, 23 Eist Hary land St root. n'rvfrnrnn nn n rrv-j-r-nrrPr Cold Z3C,U Pr:! rMBEPSQ fJSl SiSa Ü-12 52 Tte faveria K'ra S01 0V 325.

WU. I. BirLEY.

Un der taker s , Funeral Dir s et o r 3 dXFlrat-olow auond&nco et low priooi our motto. OJllco and AVarcroomfl, Kos. GO and 1W Vct 3Iitrket fcJL.aear llllctfjfa Tol pUouo No.:oux,

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WICKSDNW

Ihunoay, K:lsy and Faturay avl 6turJy MatiLce, April 23. H and '-, THE FAMOUS HEXiCAN TTP.CAL CRCHESTHA ! CO - I'runUr ho o1t 2G1 Dircc. f :cm tie MW OÜLEAN3 ) V OilT.ON! In the i'o'"owing l;rpe:t". rc: 'Foetar.J I'c.-.far.t." ".-upp;' Ka!aond." 'V-chu' ert .wf rcsaic," ' II 1 r.:rator3." Will.am Tell." "D!xl overture," ' Air.cl.'can Iiiits' i'o'.tt ." H e 0:chptra will b? rceu in their ORIGINAL I' AT lUX A L CUARRGS COiTUlIE. r"Ij u.ar l'.lcts. ecaü cn sin at thabixcti.e. :ion?ay. Tuffday and V.'cdnc:.!a7, Arril27, 2i Mid:v-L'Ai.l.Uo. ul-KItA cuiil .vNV. v r . v -i - ' .- j . . e-.r-.li .-v - - . . . J: Only lO sua tio. Hom:2ab:r! ONi: YKi;! ITrvttnc llTfry IJajt Willi's Sits Bsll Einsers .rd Ccincüy Company. 2 7ll T3b:es-J 2-Setsd 20 Üus.cäl ArtifcU 10 4-Gret Coaicdiaus 1 'Jjl Lsughs in 123 Minutes. Wrcli cf April 27-IiEN-DKr.S3N"ri (rormer'.f Cg.cncer'e') Mi"rfrKl'Ls ::sy 1 sid 2-THKODOKE TIIOMAS, Kcn.: Jin 1. Vateiiia and Furchl- Madi. Saturday Jvenlup, Arri! Floral Carnival ! fVCJ IN I'RV.ZI 07G Hacd-ocicst l-.dT'i iloral OHlinne trlrraed wi:h itKturai ilowt:? I'atr i)iii;icr.d i;-r:l;iu-. t ircrt pent's ilcrrlconurxj trimiacd wita natural flowers Diamond 8:."rf Fin. I ictlicPt ladv'srr.tnie trimned wltli art'.Scial fljcrp I'iiEond Pamela Krecdet. l'i ft icvrcpf ntr.tion ol any tingle ßowor by gat Ldamcrd F.ing. Ktoy wtarini; tne hand'Omest couq'Kt -rir rerftctlon Club Skate?. Gent wtarln? the 'urgent bouquet Fair Prf ctlon Club aate. MERIDIAN RINK I COLLEGE AVE. 3? O Xj O ! HALCYONS, TO ADMISSION .10 rnu. D ÄI08 Tbeir Highest Value Allowed lor HAZLETON, G-ABLER, And Other Celebrated Makes of IM&noa. Low Prices. L?asv Terms. MUSIC HOUSE, 19 North Pennsylvania St Tuning and Repairing a tpecialty. Type -Writers. FULLY WARRANTED. 5 Turthnsor cf the; r ianlsrl i Kf n;in;'ton" n.ny return C. 0. 3. Si." J V Jt within 0 !.. y a if i:na?;r.icUrf. iiL& ? - J Machines rJor.tocJ. !'.- yy. ?jy.: Tv H 1 1 n e ft t rr f 1.' r a. I?. WWcarrx.n, Trrc-V.'ritT I'apT, .irt. t. n h.nvt. 17 South Mr!dln Street. tJondlt HloV. THE BEST SHOS3

OLD

For Gentlemen's wear, for the money, sre mädo by STACY, ADAMS & CO. COMFORT, 8TTL.TC AND DCItAISI f.I T v. Aekionr dealer for the 8TACV, A t)RH A'l'.n TheFO goods are raads cf tb? hest 1'rccch and io-aNic Ptock, Kangaro' top, in hand aiid iiicfiJ . !. in COXOKESH, KÜTTON and LACE, and l.VK-'.V 1'AIU WARRANTED. Kftt'.fic'lon n f uarantec t viTy o:i that wears the Stacy, Adums .w C. tno?. doMcTtrjwhere by firt clasi araleT.

72 Uortb. Illinol-J Ot. TELEPHONE CU. rnopr.inToitd vity amuijlimc. a.fl - i - 7.L1JAII II ED ".TJ.