Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 2!) 1886"

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tEHTA.UI-.IHIII2I 1853.) Wash Dress Goods. EA TINES We are showing over One Hundred Pieces French and Demestie Satines, in very desirable colors and styles. Satinea in Solid Cq!ois, CINCiHAMS The latest French Novelties, together with all Domestic Makes; also Linen Gingham in fall lines at our Department for Ging hams. LAWNS Printed Lawns, Linen Lawns, Plain Lavns. French Organdies and Eatiste Cloth, all new this season. WHITE GOODS All Staples, as well as a very large line of fancies, in newest styles, at cur White Gcods Counter. Prices Always is Plain Figures. PfffflS BÄSSEH& B JOS. A. MOORS, 04 3. UtrSot Ot., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, In icxus of 95 and Upward. Money to Loan on IrnproTOd City aad Farn property In Indisjia and Ohio. City, county and Town &onda, and Purchased Sfoney Note, ton gat and sold. No loam cald except inch a are necared by m mortgage on real eMate, with a large margin 1 fevurlty, or ty collateral! narlnz a narkct ya!ne. 1 reign Exchange far sale on all parts of the world. i DO! JUST OPENED K8 if arBatistes, Satteens, AND Dress Ginshams. PRICES THE LOWEST. A. DICKSON & CO., TKADm PVLACffi. YEDNESDAY, APRIL 0. OFFICE 71 and 73 Weit Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPHONIC CALLS. EuMnrsj C Hire. ....... 164 Ftlittrial Eoani 291 OLD TAPEßS. ioed conditioned old papers for Ea!e at this office at only -10 cents per hundred. CITY IX BIHEF. John Sweeney aid William Wall were fired lö etch by the Mayor yesterday for vacrancy. Governor Gray and his military staff will not go to New Orleam on the 1st of May, as w:ifjbe intention last week. Miss Emily A Bingham will give a readier Friday etenirp; at Plymouth Charoh. Admission twenty-five cents. Police last night found a sulky plow in the rear of 2"0 East Pearl street, supposed either to have been stolen or to hava fallen from u wagon in transportation. Tom Cotter, otherwise known as Texas Tom, one of Buffalo Bill's Wild West combination, was arrested last nicht and siven an opportunity to sober up for to-day's performance. A caboose in the J., M. and I. yards caaght fre about 0 o'clock last evening from an overturned stove. It was partially destroyed before the tiatxes could be subdued. There was no alarm sounded. Lo?s aboot $200. The Vacant Judgeship. Owisg to the death of Judge Frank Wilsen, a vacazcy has occurred in the Tenth Judicial Circuit, and Hons. Robert W. MIers and John W. Bcskirk, of Bloomington, are komiD up as candidates tor the place, which the Governor will fill by appointment. Mr. Miers Is well known as a lawyer and ex KepresentatiTe, an Mr. Buskirk was the Demccratic nominee for the tame position av the last election, but was defeated. The appointment will last only till November, when the Jude-elect will aunme the Inties of the position. Arrested on Suspicion. Oilacers Shafer and Hagedorn last night j arrested James McCaffrey on Washington street, near West street, and slated him for arenkenness, James claims to be a brickrxsson of Teire Baute, but the boys are firm in the belief that he is crooked. They heard f rem several parties that James was canvassing the western portion of the city for purchasers! ox all texts cf waxes Qa Monday

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he dirpoied cf a quantity of carpenter's tools, and ycctf rdaj he teems to bare had an assortment which would have supplied a country store. He sold John Benson an elegant butcher-knife with a gutta parcha handle for fifteen cents, and to some person on the market be sold two blankets. A valise full of cuffs and collars and a paper showing a purchase of a bracket on payments by ilapgie Eimpson were found near Emerson's mill on Market street, wh!ca the officers think: he had hidden. All these articles were believed by the police to be stolen, but as they don't know who are the owcerjof ths property they slated hirn as above stated until owners come to make inquiry for lost propeity. AMÜSEMENTS.

THE CAEI.ETOjr ZXGLIn WEKA CO.'irAHY. For their second performance last night the Caileton Opera Company presented Johann Strauss' "Merry War." The opera was pre sented in a manner to warrant the assertion that it is the strengest organization of its eh that has b?ea here tiis eeasoa. The chief excellence lst night was thevocalizition, which was quite strong and brlliant throughout, while the acting was hardly les3 meritoriooa. For comic opera It is an unamal composition, frequently rising to the (UgLity and strength of more pretentious works, and it is one that greatly pleases these who have the musical iajtinct well developed. Miss Fieldlcgwas more fascinating than ever a3 th naive "Violetta," and was in geed voice. Nothing could ba more charming than her rendition cf her solos and concerted pieces in the first, second and third acts. Miss Bartlett's "Lisa" was a very clever delineation, abounding in choice bits of melcdious soncc and roguish glee. Mr. Carlton's "General Spinola" waiadrairbly surg and played throughout. It is hard to tell which to admire most, the richness and sweetness of bis baritone tenor, or the sprightlintES cf his acting. Other characters were assumed by Mies Wisdom, Mr. Fattenbure, Mr. Adolphi and Mr. Dixon. The chorus ii well drilled and the piece is Handsomely staged. This afternoon the "Drum Major's Daughter" with low price?, and to-nigh: the eng?en.0Et closes with "Fra Diavo'.o," and Miss Guthrie as the prima donna. Tue excellence cf this company should insure better audiences for the retnaiader of the en-pagemf-nt, and the "explanation" of llr. Carlton between the third and fourth acts, while In the nature of a dfserfed complaint, eliouJd be heeded by our music loving public. "GEMIXK COLORED MIKST3ELS'' AT EXüI.ISIl's. English's Opera House, large 83 it is, wai epain packed last night by a well pleas?d audience. Henderson's troupe of ganuins ebony artists eeem to suit our reoola to a dot. The "first" part and ha grand "finale' ' ictrcdocp, tbroueh Beard, Johnson, Back, Orten, Edwarde, Hawkins, Hume and Conly, the principle peopio in the company, some of the best eioginp;. dancing and bide-epllt-ting jckts teen and heard hre for a locg time at auy minstrel show. Jchn Aircstrocg, the "Alabama iavi," in his imitations of steam calliope and saw mill, circus leaping deg and iron jwact, is great. "Clorinda'8 Loveis;" (;hailes Hunn, in bislarghable epecia'.ty of "Hello, Bab?!" Ed Johnson and the Three rick.anlnnii's; the fenny ehetch. "Iba Charcoal Man," and "Life cn the Old Plantation," with Johnson, Ccnly and May, assisted by the company, in the ''Mobile Buck Dmce," make ths evening cue cf complete eDjDjmcnt. The troupe ; will remain at Eogüäh'e &U wpcJc, giving two peifcrmances daily. Prices, 10 and 20 cents. THE DIMS 2JU3SC?r. i Th-s popular amusement rasort continue to ride on the top wave of proaparity, and is Laving packed houses day and night all the time. The show th:s week is oüe of the strongest and best of the sesson, and gives perltet satisfaction to everybody. In curiosity hall can be seen Taoh, the hornei man, one of the most wonderful curiosities of the ege; aleo John Long, an intelligent old colored man, whcs3 ago is slid to ba 143 Tears; Princess Lucy, the queen midget: Thums, the living balf woman; Profestor DeLille, the clever illusionist, aud the Kitte rs. Tyrolean warblers. The tta? show is civen by the popular Kennedy Sketch Club, who gave an excellent performance of the excruciatingly funny farcical comedy, "The Debutante." The members of this company are all good acton, and their wotk is artistically done. Mr. John Kennedy is an especially clever comedian of correct methods, aud hU Imitation of noted actors is well djne. Wallace King, the "Black Csmpanlni," sings "The Cricket on the Hesrth" and "I'll Await My Love," in utual superb manner, and Baker and Clark are the best musical team that has appeared here for a long time. In short, everything on the bill is iirst-claes, and no one should ail to Tisit the Museum this week. OTE3. The Zoo opens next week. Matinee at English's this afternoon. Thomas Orchestra will be at English's May 12, givicg a single performance. The Dime Museum Is giving a great stnw this week. Faturdsy will be "children's dey," and tbey will all be there. By special request the Carleton Opera Company will reseat "The Drum Major's Daughter"' at the matinee to day, irsttalof "The Mecote. The prices will be and ."0 cents, witn 75 cents for reserved seats. The "0:d World Gem" Company, one of the most novel and oriain&l organizations ever r.nt on the read, will ba at the Grand Opera House the first four nights of next wtek. They made a o:g bit in Chicago last week. Mr. S. C. Freeman is here in advance of the company. The world-renowned Uaverly'a United American-European Minstrels, fifty-seven artists, including the marvelous Cragg family of gymnasts, will give a slnzle performance at the Grand Opera House on Friday evening next. This is the largest and best roirstrel company e?er organized in the wcrid, and ibould pack the theater to overMowing. The sale of seats has already been very large. PCItaONAXi MENTION. Bishop Chatard will return to the city today. Hon. John E. Lamb, of Terre Haute, was in the city yestsrdsy. State Auditor Rice returned to the c ty jeslerday after an absence of ten days. George A. Keisener, for twenty years in the shoe bmlness at 25 West Washington street, has sold out to Mr. Camplic, h.'s partner. Harry W. Sernon, Esq., business manager cf Silbcn'a Cupid Combination, is in the city anacgiog for the appearance of the tzcupe on May 4. & C. Freeman, Eiq , with the Old World Gem Company, arrived in the city last ir.ht The company will give entertainments next week at the Grand. Xew Occidental: B. Trout, Noblesville John Walker. Aurora: I. C. Erans and wife, Tipton; J. T. Harth. Vincennes; H. Jackion, Columbus; 8. W. Didd, Lafayette. Tiates House; W, E. Niblack, E, lu Ma-

loney and wife, Vincennes; Al Hem pieman, E. D. rain: er, J. F. Howley, Eichmond ; Jas. M. Caffrey, L. Bwiggett, C. W. Routh, Cambridge City ; J. M. Thompson, Franklin; Bob Van Vagale. Thomas B Long. J. C. Kalten, Terre Hante; M. T. Convan, Jno. A. Ciuse, H. C. Darnell, Greencastle; Thorau A Tague, S. A. Cunningham, Madison; Won. Conrad, wife and son, Warsaw; D. 11. Strouse, E.C. BwaiD, Mrs. Milton Shirk, 8. Mergentein, rem; A. M. Moon, W. Hendrickson, 8 E. Taylor, Laporte; L. Deeeauer and w.fo, Lebanon. J. F. Pittman, R. W. Mires, Bloomington; John J. Lingle, Orleans; M. 8. McClelland, J. D. Hallet, W. E. Brown, E. L. Wilson, H. D. Newton, Augustus Wood. Valparisa; C. Neely, E. W. Kelly, Muncle; E. B. Morzar, E. P. Huston, 8. W. Douglass, Evansyilh ; H. H. Lancaster, Lafayette; Dr. J. A. Honser, Arcadia; Geo II. Dnnnain, Riclmonc ; J. B. Eafford, W. T. Co tel. G. S. Shultz A . K. Pipers. Colnmbce; II. H Boudiuot, A'.ax. Thomas, Terre Haute; P. W. Gard. N. T. Gaekill, 8. P. Fieber, Wm. B. Kra r.r, Frankfort; J. W. Cm ft, John Williams, G. E. Farrirjgton. Terre Haute; C. W. Pather, s. S. Johnson, J. V. !id, ft. 8. Wco;;ey, Jefersonville: S P. McCiea, J. 11. Clavtcn, Shelbjville; Gto. C. Trow, Madison; W. F. Petlit, Bonth Bend; J. P. Coulter aud wife, Aurora: J. 8. Eskin, Nobesvill; Brandon Lewi?. Hrry Cafsell. Lafayette ; J. A. Larnard. W. T. Darbau, G. D. Leach, J, II. We!lirgtOD, Anderson ; Geo. W. Gunders, Colonel O. H. P. Cary. Marion; Chae. Goltra and wife, Crawfordsville; James Swindell, Dr. J. D. Dicks, Plymouth; fl. W. Mordhurst, ft. B. Gieene, It T. Keith, Fort Wayne; John E. Lamb, Terre Haute, are at the Grand, DECLARED IXSANE.

Julius Jeeke, the Forger, and Two Others Declared to be Non Compos Mentis. Ina M. Wool has been declared inssne. She is thirty-live years of age and is married. Her delusion is that tbe people next door are maintaining an opium dsn and have a dissecting table, and that tbey are trying to get her and hf r husband for dissecting purpcee. 8be recently got a revolver to protect herself and her hctband against these supposed tuende a. It is takl tfcat her mother cammited suicide. Sarah M. Clare, aged sixty-four years. Is inrane, che being both homicidal and suicidal. Julius Jeske, aged nineteen years, and unmarried, is alto iasme. Four years ago be was subject to epileptic tits, but these ceaeed. and for two years he has not been troubled with them, but, instead, ha bea an imbecile. He has a mania for purchasing anythirg from a cs or dog to a nation. It was he who eeenred sCO on forged pspsr from a bank I.-nt week. Spahr and the Mayoralty. A Sentinel reporter met George Bpahr yesterday afternoon and askei him with reference to his candidacy for the Mayoralty. He replied that be was a real, live candidate and no mistake about it, but whether he would get tbe nomination he considered quite problematical. He thinks certain elenents are opposed to him, but this he regaids as complimentary. DR. lt. C. FLOWlSlt. of llodtor, Bias. We have just learned that Dr. R. C. Flowir, of Boston, of whoso wonderful curej and large practica so much has been said, will tc at the New-Denison, this city, Saturday, May 2. This visit will afford an excellent opportunity for those desirous of on ral tins: this distinguished physician o! the Eas: close to their own home. O AUTION! Beware of unscrupulous dealers, who oa account of the lonic-ettaDhehecl rtpuiaiioa of tbe Decker & Son Pianos, Are endesvorin? to palm ofT other instruments In arine a nimiUr name lor G KS (JINK DECKKH A.SOX PIANOS, which have siood the test tince 1SC6. SCall end see the superiority of these old reliable Instruments over any others bearing a similar came. Theo Pialin & Co. S!cd8)S3rlb PenssThania St. SEE OUR WINDOW TO-DAY, In "which we will display the Finest Assortment of Silverware ever shown i in this city. Walk, JKWKLFIIS, 13 KA8T WASHINOTCN 8T. Sellins; oll" Clicai AT Jo. SEastWashiiston Street. THE BOWES - MERRILL CO. "SAFE BRILLIANT !' PEEFECTIÖH Head islii Oil. "Inodorous."

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AVe aek special attention to 500 new styles of Pantaloonings Plains, Ptaids, Checks antl Stripes from the best g7ades imported to the cheapest. Oar Twenty-five Dollar Sack Busines3 Suit beats an thing ever! offered by a first -class tailoring establishment in Indiana. Remember, there is no better Cutter in the State than ours. THE CHAMPION! Tho Latcr-t and Most Improved Single Generator HIE STOVE In the market. Lights Like Gas, and every burner a working burner. No fourth or auxiliary burner icquired. Saves 25 per cent, on fuel. See Ueiore Uuyiritj. P. H. PURSELL & mi, 84 East Washington St. giMor; BUNTS, Wholesale Llouor Dealer 84 W. Waxbiniton St.. ladiansrolis. C11Y USDERTJKISG BOOKS NOW OX 32 IV, 66 North Pennsylvania Street, Opposite Grand Opera House. H. W. TUTE WILE R, 9L.First class throughout. Reasonable price, 'lelephone Rooms 411. Telephone- Residence 441. C F. SCHMIDT, Brewer und Bottler cf LAG-EB BBBB. rsouth fed cf Alabama St., IndinaDoll ' .1 ALWAYS THE LATEST UE JEWELRY, FAS, Ladies' Shopping Satchels, Fancy Willow "Ware, Japaness Decorations, and Fine Glass and China Ware. CHARLES MAYER & CO.. 29 and SI West Washington St. BROWNING & SLOAN, DRUGGI3T8, AND DI1LXE1 Hf Fine Pertocn ani Toilet Article Ltnjla'i. Colgate'i, Lundborg's and ElckBclcer, Tine Extrcta, Genuine Imported Farina and German Co loan e, Florida and Lavender Waters, Fine Toilet eoapa and Sponjres, Tooth, Hair, Clots and KaU Brashes, and an article wan tod for the toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES. PO

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