Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 123, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1885 — Page 8

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Ii m m CTABLIOUED 1833.) Wash Dress Goods. Wcare showing oter One Han. died Fiecea French and Domestic Satines, ia rery deniable colors and styles. Satiaes in Solid Colors, GINGHAMS The latest French Novel, tief, together with all Domestic Makes; also JLinen Gingham in fall lines at our Department for Ging, basis. LAWNS Printed Liwns, Linen Lawns, Hain Lawns. French Organdies and Batiste Cloth, all new this season. WHITE GOODS All Staples, as well as a very large line of fancies, in newest styles, at our White G:odi Counter. Prices Always in Plain Fipres. JOS. A. MOORE, C4 XL Ilarbct Et., Indianapolis, Ind Iaterest-aiiowKl on deposits. In nan of f5 and CP war 1. Money to Loan on Improved City and Fira rtoperty In Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Ecney Note, bought and gold. Uo loana made except auch aa are secured by Crat mortsrane on real .tat, wiln a Lar?o margin Ci tacaxlty, or by collateral caving a xaamct tälse. Foreign Xxeanga for aale on all parts of the XTOTlA. TTiinklcf, Xlolaa, Pimples, Blackheads, Putin?, and Saperfiaona Hair Removed. Complexions BeautiCeü. The Ilalr and Browa Colored and Bwtortd. Fleth Increased or Kedur-ed. Form Iievelonmcnt a Specialty. Kverv Tutit Bcqolslt Interesting circular, testimonials, 4c. (seat tealcd In pio envelope). 21m e. K. VELARO, 2012 Lexington Ava., N. Y. City. How Gloves, Wow Hosiory, New Underwear, IN B1LBBIGEU, LISLE, ARD ILK, First cla&a Goods and Lower Prices than eer, AT 17ILLIAÜ HERLE'S, lo. 4 17. Vashinoton St Established In ISoi ü Wä it, LEADING JEWELERS OF -,'HE STATE! The Laraost stock and Lowest Pricooin the West. 12 E. Wash. St.. Indianapolis SUNDAY, MAY 3. OrYICSi 71 Md 73 West Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPUONK CALLS. Batists Cffir 164 I f Jiteriil Com '201 OLD PAPEUS. Good conditioned old papers for ra'.e at this cfllce at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. A Gospel temperance meeting will be held In Military Park at 4 p. m. to-day. Tbe usual effort to make Broad Kipple a popular summer resort will be made this ctaion. Untier University alnmnlwill meet at the rrwentor's office Tuesday to arrange for the Jene rennlon. Mr. Smith, tbe new Superintendent of the Knightatown Home, entered upon the discharge of his duties on Friday. The Fire Department wai called out on two occasions yesterday, bat the loss in neither instance amounted to anything. Memorial Day promises to be obasrved more elaborately than ever before, and preparations are already making for tha event. W. H. Push, of 124 Linden street, fell in an epileptic tit on Virginia avenue yester day afteanoon and had to be removed to his home. Tbe exca ration for the new market house nd City Hail will be b'gnn this week, and av larps force cf men and teams will be employed. Major McMaster has been selected as orator, and David Smock as grand marshal for Decoration Day. The various committees ere yet to be appointed. A new street guide recently placed on the lamp pest at the southwest corner of Tenntylvaniaand Washington streets ia attracting a great deal of attention. The committee appointed by the G arernor to superintend the erection of tablet on the field of Gettysburg, left yesterday afternoon, end will be absent several days. The Marion County W. C. T. TT. Convention will ba held at Brentwood, Friday, May 8. beginning at 2 p. m , and contmuitg through the evening. Good speakers will be in attendance. T7alter ßjlut. the Infant child whoe parcats reside at ITS Fletcher avenue, and who t:s3 rnn over br hone ridden by the VehItj lad last week, has so far recovered as to considered oat of danger. Her. Dr. Jenckea has been invited to deliver tha enncal address before the Alumni Association of Keayon Collega. Gambler, O, at th3 comics ccarscacenent, June 22. Dr. J. 13 cto of the Trexttes ci Kenycn, and would

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bt glad to farther the withes of any yoang men who would like to matriculate at the College. There were Issued last week thirty permits for the erection of buildinea in the city, the value of which aggregates 124.208. The total term its Issued for April were 143; value, $171,000. For tbe same period last year there were issued llf, aggregating $125,755 in value. KNIGHTS OF HOXOB. Celebration of the Eighth Anniversary of Marlon Lodge No. 001.

Tbe eighth anniversary o! Marlon Lodge No. C01 Knights of Honor, which occurred at their hall, corner of Vermont and Mississippi streets, on Tatsday evening last, was a very pleasant affair indeed. The programme was long and varied. There were sixteen number?, which for the most part were well rendered. The salutatory, by Mr. Charles M. Crces, a member of the order, was appropriate and well chosen, and made a creditable stowing for the Lodge. Mr. Cross is a very mcdest gentleman but has keen sense of the proprieties, which he, ss master of ceremonies, clearly showed. Professor Ilibben was cert on the programme, and gave tome good eelections on the piano, in a manner very creditable to himself. Mr. Thomos EL Clapp, Crand Dictator of the State, then gave a carefully prepared address on the rise, progress and purposes of the order at large. The statistics which b.9 cited made a flittering exhibit for the "Knights," and must have been pleasing to the membership present. Altogether it was a "meaty" address, well delivered. Mrs. J. J. Cole, well known as one of the foremcst of Indianapolis' favcrite scloistf. then sang "When the Stars are Shining Bright" This carried the audience captive, and she responded to an encore with "No, Sir," a very gem of vocal humor, rendered in her happiest vein. A recitation. The Inventor's Wife," by Lianna Cohen, was a splendid thin ell rendered, and called forth a warm approval from the andiene. She responded with "How Girls Study." The Mendelssohn Qaartet Mr. Frank Ketcharn, Mr. Charles Evans, Mr. Marry Sickles and Mr. "Walter Evans wai tbe next number. These are excellent voices, which, with proper training, are destined tD brin hener upon their possessors. 'Tyramas and Thibe" was the title of a recitation by Miss LenaDntcher. The recital of this met with favor by tbe andiencs, althoagh your reporter was of opinion that the subject was not worthy of the fair candidate for elocutionary honors. A duet by Mrs. Ida 0. Scott und Mr. Frank Ketcharn came next. Mrs. Scott fcas a pleasing voice, and Mr. Ketcharn, it is enough to say, perhaps, is a member of tbe Mendelssohn Quartet, mention of which has already been made. They were at a disadvantage in not having an accompanist. Foilowicg came little Mabel Barrack with a recitation which, like tbtt of Hanna Cohen, was "A No 1." The keen comprehension of lh character of tbe piece, her easy manner auUnrerb dialect made bar thoroughly at horxe in entertainiüg 'B;g Sister's Bsau" as well as a favorite with the audience. A trio by the Winter Brothers, in plantation dialect, was not only amusing, but "jam up." Miss Minnie K. Pi ice followed with another recitation. The subject was good and the Terdeting modest and unassuming. Messrs. Neighbors ard Walker were down for a harp acd banjo duet, but for some cause failed to xcsron". Mr. Hngh Campbell then heaped honors nron himself In a recitation in the German dialect, which met with a hearty response by the audience. lie was called back, and in mpocs pave the "Daten Twins." Lie was indeed happy in both selections and execution. The closing cde by the societv was omitted, aod Darius Green and his flying machine, by a young man whose name your reporter unfortnnately did not learn, was tutstituted. There is little room in this piece for elocutionary dieplay, aud it should not belong to tbe repertoire of any one at all zealous for such honors. On the whole, the Ledge is to be congratulated, and, in the lsngusge cf "Kip," "may you live long and prosper, Indiana's Credit. Spetkingof Indiana's credit In the Ksst, Mr. Walter Stanton, the gentleman who recently purchased the State bonds, yesterday said to the reporter of an evening contemporary : "It is excellent none is better," said Mr. Etanton. "And she has floated thess bonds at better rates than any other State ever did. Indiana has the least debt, in proportion to her extent and population, of any State in the Union, and is in the best financial condition . Her debt is at present about $1,700,000, and the rate of taxation to pay tbe interest will only be about seven eighths of 1 per rent. Ohio has a debt of over $,- CCO, COO. I regard these Indiana bonds as gocd as Government bonds, and they are s considered In the East. Indeed, I thought to well or them that I have kept $50,000 of them as a private investment, and may jet keep more. Your State ha3 the reputation of being very carefully and economically managed, and Indiana securities will always jank bigb, Federal Court Work. The Federal Court Grand Jary will meet on Tuesday and remain in session till the lhtb. The District Court Jury will then meet and the parties indicted by the Grand Jury will be tried. Thre are quite a number of cases to be tried which are held over from last term. There are twenty-eight Federal prisoners now in jail in thi and other counties awaiting trial. Something over 20 witnesses have been so manned to appear before the Grand Jury. Alleged Wife Deeertlon. Frank Johnson, dealer in farming implements at 07 West Washington street, is in receipt of information which leads him to believe that J. S. Blunt, for some years past an employe in his business, has deserted his wife and hss appropriated about $l2-' of Mr. Johnson's money. Blunt boarded at SO'i North Fennsylvacia street, and his landlady is in receipt ot letters which indicate that be has deserted his wife. No cause is assigned. Prize Declamation. The exerciees in connection with the prize declamai ions of the Classical School were attended by a fair audaence at the Grand Opera House last night, and proved very enjojable indeed. The doclalmers were Ojcar Anderson, Harry Baldwin acd Robert Bryce, and the prizes were awarded to tbe first two, In tbe order of their names. The declaimers were followed by gymnastic exercises by pupils of the Girls' Classical 8ctnol. A flat Contradiction. We are creditably informed that certain wen'd ba competitors have represented to larties that we tend onr poods awaj from tbe city tobe made. We flatly contradict this statezctnt acd are prepared topror tfcat raid would-be competitors lied, both willfully and knowingly, aa it la a well known fact to all tailors that we employ more first clas workmen than any other tailoring establishment in tbe state. We court honorable competition in business, but ' when other merchants can not compete with ns by fair means and nte stich base and false methods, we apply to them the old proverb: "A 'irownin? man will catch at a straw." We are still here, have all our garments made here and guarantee fit and workmanship to be strictly first-data. e prices at which we sell marked on coeds in our show windows; that is what hurts our would-be competitors aod makes them rqrjeal acd lie. The Globe Tailoring Ca, 22 West Washington street. T. M. luart, Manager.

.. A Tlrm rf Flatterers. Artistic tailoring la the charmer that cheats deformity ot ita homeliness. Meesra. Egan & Treat dress the form sd as todis play Ita gracefal curves and hide at the same time the ill-looking angularity. Sach a consummation is a triumph of the draper's skllL Mr. Ct aTies Simmons, the well known grocery clerk in the city, has taken a position with J. A. Fennel, 244 West Washington street, where he will welcome all his old friends acd as many new ones as will call. New Departure In Life Insurance. The Mutual Trcst Fund Lifs Association, of New York, AbrometA: Walksr, General .Agents for Indiana, otlioe 23 Fletcher & b'barpe's Block, offer the best of Lfe Ininrarce at actcal ccst. Great saving over eld plan. Call acd examine their placs aud convince yourself before insuring elsewhere. C. Mans' Bjck Beer, bottled for fmlly use, can b obtained at the brewery. Telephone No. 221, Great Clearance bate of I)l! and Glassware. Don't fail to call at Schräder' and see the handsome good aid great reduction in price hefcre puichasing elsewhere. Tney have the larpfbt stock of china in eeia or old piess to telec fr-m in the S ate, and if taeir prics are not below other dealers the goods will cost yon nothing. C. SctiRMixe fc Bno , 74 East vvaihtngtua street.

C Macs' Bock Bter larntbhed to the trade to day. Cheap ia'e of dishes now going on at Cchraher's, 74 East Washington sireet. C. Macs Cock Beer furni3hed to the trade t ly. NEW STYLE "Ladies' Vest Chains, Collar and Sleovo ButtoDs, Charms, Etc , Etc., have arrived. JAS. N. MAY SEW, Ja. 22 Mat Wadinjtoa Strut. ELISE & COLEMAN, MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL WATERS. Sparkling Champazne Cider, WeMra Pride Hinder Ale, Selt.?r ater and Little Dil?y So1. lortable Fountain cnarjed on hört notice. Fountains for rent. Jos. 226. 22S, SCO ami 232 8. Delaware St., INDIANArULt, ... INDIAN a. M. R. STYKR, Maua?er. BaraSain&I Bargains! Owlnc to onr removal to oar new p)A"Q of bnlBfcR SO and 32 North IllinoUetrfet we are offer lujr our en tiro line of llanziu Lnmp. Chand-sl lei a and Iarap Trimming at greatlv reduce 1 prices. Thtse low pilcca will eontlnua until about the flrt of May. Citsollne and OH M07ea C eaned and Repaired. F. P. S:3ITH & CO., 37 South Vtritiian and 35 Sörth lllioai. TELEPHONE 707.

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We have placed on sale 300 Men's Cassimere Suits, All Wool, with Fine Serge Lining and Latest Styles, worth $16.50, snd now offer them at $10.50. IT IB THE

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For instance If the Ladies' Ilutton Sh es we propose selling this week at 05 cents should tit nice and the style p'ease yoa and you would recognize the fact of a sivinij ia ti nt one purchase of 30 cents, would the pecuniary benefit accrued thereby equal the pleasure cerived by thi action; in other word, suppose l'ie Men' Working Shoes wc open out to. morrow at SV cents were all to bs piled on the sidewalk in front of our store, would it not be cheaper to buy a pair tlun s-eal then? Or, shouM a mm wait on th? curbstone until he was presented with a ptir of ths Child Shoes we throw out at 2$ ct tit, and a gray hair appear every fifteen minutes, at what day and Inur would he ii totally greyheaded, allowing he star.s on M n Uy, at oYlock,with 2,000,000 brown hair? Ar other way would oe to argue with you ot the matter of economy, for while th r I.acics'Serf e House Slippers we "drive" on t j. morrow po-sess all the merits of a shoe d"ul'e 'lie j rue, the leading question of this article etil or draws on merely a minute pirt of cur common tense, while the Slippers in pieion CDt but twenty five of them.

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Tailoring. Ll ODE RATE PRICES. Evfry Advantage Ifcat Eip trie nee, Skill and Capital Can Secure fYe Dave. TROUSERS. -to order from f 5.00 BUSINESS SUITS - " 20.00 SPRING OVERCOAT3. " ' 16.00 Dress Suits a Specialty. Samples and Self-Measurement Rule Mailed on Application. TELEIIIONE 10&7. ELECTRIC LIGHT. 33 anil 35 Sou'li Illinois Street, W. H. Messenger, Denlor in Carpets AND Stoves, Bed-RooniiPai!or and Dining Room Suits, Mattresses of All Kinds, 101 East Washington Street, And i:. 13 and 17 Snalh Delaware Strrrt. Gcods sold on Weekly and Monthly Payments. PEARSON'S MUSIC HOUSE, Still continue the sale of First Class Pianos and Organs at unheard of bargains. No one need be without an instrument at the unequaled prices and easy terms on which they an1 sold. Call, examine and ba convinced. Most complete stock in the state to select from. 19 North Pennsylvania St. DESSAR Mo rid i in Qtrotf. 1! iL D I 66 E. Washington St.

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AMUSEMENTS. Corcmeccin MONDAY, MAY 4 MATIN EM Kvery Day except Monday. ADMISSION IOC. ONLY! xrFesrTel aeat8 lOcextia. The eparklinf comedy In Three Acts, LirJl TJUIU PiüGGtC l'. Prcfentcd by a company of unl'orm excellence, comprising IJorbert rairthorne, HatUe lriu?. I.fon w'ht toi;y, Frankie Jone, Cüarie BüLShett. 'aiifornlafci'son, TSlUe Chamtra, Joste SSPon?, Tom Tculey. Tuesday, May 12. THKo. THOMaS. S;ala oa ta;e Tnenlaj, May 1'?. Four Niehls and WpdneaT Matlne?, commficIn MONDAY, May 4tb, The Old-World Ofin Co.. Compc?el of Odd Hits fron ItorasnMc Corners of the Globe, a I'.eflnetl and Vatied Entertaiutncnt, embra'tnt; tba EDELWEISS 3I0UNT UN CHOI K, Jaecarine, mJs'ren of lbs iworl: MIs Marie l.oito, M. latrjck ttency. )lertrt Hrotners, Fit and Webber. M'llö Ada L'ureal. snd beutlfm tttee eätci by wbi a th Jiaest worn by the niostfamonn artiM and apulptcra will rejveBtnted by litini tipures. corrtcily costumed and artiH1ViiT grouped. i .Popular l uce1. Srata on Kile at the baxCfr.ce. ADAS &. WESTLAKE Oil & Gasoline Stoves. EARLY BREAKFAST Stoves and Ranges, best in the world. OSGOOD REFRIGERATORS, Mantles, Grates and Tile Hearths. Z. W. McOUAT, Cl AND C3 TFEST WASHINGTON BT.

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30 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. White Iead,strictly pure, $5.()5por hundred Evans' Linseed Oil, 52c. per gallon. Turpentine, 40c. per gallon. PAINTERS' MATERIALS

CARPETS!

Eugs, Straw Mattings, Wall Papers and Decorations, Lace Cartains, Portieres, Window Shades, Etc., Etc.

EVERY DEPARTMENT replenished by Jarge additi o of New Goods. The latent Myles and eflects are always to be seen lie simultaneously with their introduction in the hut trn cities. Artibtiu Wall and Ceiling Deration, nnJer the dixection and supervision of the mcst accomplished designer in this part of the country. Everything current and of good repute pertaining to our different Department shown here at the lowest prices named fcr like qualities in this market. Inspection invittd.

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