Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 1886

TBE SEIT YORK STORE (ESTA BLIHIIKD 1853.) LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Curtain Poles, EEONY, WALNUT, ASH AND CHERRY, ö TT act Long:. Brass Ends, Brass Brackets, 10 Brass Rings, 3J Cent ICncIi.

Prices Always . is Plain Fipres. SETT & G JOS. A. MOORE, S4 Market Be, Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed oc duo&lta, in iuina of S3 and tpward. Honey to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property la Indiana and Onto. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Money Kotes, bought end told. So loan made exctpt nco as f.re secured by I :tl irorUrage cn real utc, with a Urge xnarsln f aecnrlty, or by collateral! navln a market niae. Foreign Exchange for sale on a!) parU o! the World. i TO-DAY ! Black Black Black "Black Black Black Black Black Gros Grain Grcs Grain Grcs Grain Gros Grain Gros Grain Grcs Grain Gros Grain Gros Grain Silks at Silks at Silks at silks at Silks at Silks at Silks at Silks at 45c. 50 c. GOc. 65c. 75c. 80c. 85c. 95c. say that eiriA dies who know Rood valce will the above are the bet tney have teen. JUST OPENED Fresh Lot Of Jacquard or Brocaded GINGHAMS. A. DICKSON & CO., TIAII3 PALACE. S' WEDNESDAY, MAT G. OFFICEi 71 and 73 West Market Street. BENTINKL TELEPHONE UAL.L3. Bu1bs Offire 164 I EdiUrial Bvems OLD PAPE1W. ool conditioned old papers for ru'o at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. Tbe SherifTs April bill foots up St.lKO. Tbe Tippecanoe Club meets this afternoon. The Saturday night market on the Eist Market space is to be re establ'sheJ. The K. P. Grand Lodge will meet the lirat Tuesday in June, during: the State EncampTxett. The May term of the Federal Court began yifterday. . The Grand Jury was impaneled, arid is now at work. . Themas Young, the man aroused ot'Jhor? stealing, waived examination yesterday and went to the Giand Jury. C. W. Bridges haa taken out a permit for the erection cf a fl.000 frame dwelling on Heckle street, between, Ninth and Tenth etieets. Mrs. J. T. Pray will lead the Gospel meeting at W. C. T. 1'. headquarters, 7; North Pencsvlvania street, ta night. Everyone invited. The police force has adopted a new hat for fvvotufr, which ia as much improvement on the present stvle as the present force is oa the old. - A can giving the Dame of Jack Ford is t aid to have beaten several business men out of iö each for adfertis6a:enJs to be placed upon a poster. A pessenper oa the Air Line train yesterday claimed to have been beaten ont of $7. whfle making cnanje from a role of bills amcunticc to $iQ0. This eyening the young ladies of Christ Church invite their friends to take supper ith tbem in the Chapel. They give a Cotfe" from G to 10 p. m. Cnecf theteairs belonging to the Maa3 brewery ran away near the depot yesterday rccrainp. Coming ud Illinois street, it crttbrd into a bug?y by the Grand Hotel, breaking it. Tbe entertainment in be civen at the Indierapolie Seminary on Friday evening fjr the V.eciit of the Suth Sida Free KtnderpartcD la in the hands of Mrs. J. B. Robert., .Mrs. Kouse, Mrs. Ed Brady, Mrs. ßtanton ADd others, and promises to be one of the

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pUatant eTCEirspcf whicri Indianapoilaiiio scted. A called meeting cf the Gracd Encamp merit, I. 0. 0. F., will be held on the !9;b. Hie repular meeting of the Grand Lodge will be the DC t hand 21st. Mrs. Fcott, of Grant County, writes to Jcdr,e Norton, tsakiag icqalries for & miasiDf daughter, whe, she think?. Is ia this c'.ty, cither oncer the name cf Jennie Stoli or Jennie Meyer. A Dajton, O , drammer, last; nljrht made bis appearance on tbe street with a jewel Jn his necktie illuminated by a pocket elec:rc battery. Tbe light was wor.derfally dazz.ir g and attracted considerable attention. The "Wilson Coal Company, of Washington, this ta?e yesterday filed articles of astcciation with the Secretary cf Sta'o Capital ttock $."5.000. Tne directors era William P. Gardiner, John 1. James, V. Thomas, and Joseph Wilson. The election in Westlndianapalison Monday resulted as follows: Trustees, Jacob Bsr kerand Theodora Badcer; Clerk, William Jenover; Trfasnrer, J. O'Day; Marshal, John Keiftr. Allthete gentlemen are Democrats except Mr. Conover. John Kaney, who was fined by 'Squire Glets in 1 gave security for payment of tbe fine The dostet afterwards went to Venire Feih'eman, who yesterday issued in li;e we Hsreywas arretted and ordered

to jail, but the Sheriff refused to receive him. At Plymouth Church this evening Mr?. J Mary A. McGregory will read a paper on "A Winter in Boston," Riving an accoant of the varied social and intellectual life of that city. Mrs. Grace Levering will Eing. A cordial invitation is given all Interested to atttnd. AMUSEMENTS. "little xuggkt" at English's. This bright little comedy scored another success at Eaglish'a last night. The audier.ee evidenced their deicht by frequent and hearty applause. In the school scene, during the trial of "Grinder," Little Nugget" (Miss Jcsie Slston) relates theetory'of her wrenps at the bands of the old villain in such a pathetic manner as to can?e the eyes of tbepeoris to moisten with tears. Tnere are several scenes in the play true to life, and the ppecilties introduced during it progress are the best seen here for some time Jcsie and Oscar Sisson, Frankie Jones, Tom Peailey, the Cawthornes and Misi Tdlie Chambers are lu the first rank of their profciblcn, and very popular here. The com pany remain at English's the remainder of the week, giving a matinee to day and Sat nrday. The prices of admission, 10 and 20 cents, sbacld warrant booming bisineaj daring the ntire week. THE THOMAS CONCERT. The famous Thomas will give his erand concert in this city next Tue-.day night at English's. Tbe followiog is the programme: STrflP3cLy No 2, I) major, op. C5 Beethoven Adagio molto Alice ro eomoriu. Largtilto. Scceizo, atltgro. Allegro moUr The IIuEter'8 linde Siff Mi'8 tattie J-". Clapper. Le Bal. Symphony Kdiusui ue Berlioz fcceLe and Aria. 1 rcischuu Weber Muift. J ursct-Madl, Hnngaiiin Kb.iroay No. 12 L'zt Uaitarolle (I'oJyenct) 'i.uuod Mr. William Y. Winch. Flyicg Dutchni. n .....Wasncr (a) Overtuie. (b) Duo "Like lea V!s?on." illssJuch end Mr. Heinrich. The Nations... Moszkowsti i Kusia. iv. .pain. ii. Italy. v. Toland. hi. Germany. vi. lluagary. The eale of ssas opred yesterday and about $t0 worth were sold. This look.3 as if there will be a crowded house. THK OLD WORLD OEM CMFAJv'Y AT THE GRXSD Another large and well-pleased audienca witnetied the second performance of the Old World Gem Company at the Grand las; Dight, end every act was well recsivod. Tae entertainment ia a neat, clean and original cce. and can not fail to pleaee the most ciitical. Every feature is a gem, and e?ery perloitrer an artist. There are no more clever peop'e in the profession than the Edelweiss Choir, M'lie Ada Laurent, Patrick Feeney, Fritz and Webster, J:igc:irine, the Ii er bei t Brother, Marie Loltus atd others. By the way, the Herberts gave one of the best acrobatic and gyrui;:tic perforaiac ces ever seen in this city. They are strong cards, and a valuable addition to the company. The performance, as a whole, is of a varied and most entertainitg iature, and no lover of the better ciass ot vaudeville performances should fail to see it Matinee xo day at i. and performances :iin to-night and to-morrow night. DIME MUSEUM. Many were unable to gain an entrance fa the Dime Museum on Monday night, and the audiences yesterday and last niht were I larfe and highly pleased. The Keane Comedy ccmpany ra.tcorel a; hit, and is 'givinz a splendid per farm a nee of their comedy sketch entitled, "Mrs. Partington." The feitures in curiosity hall are numerous and attractive. The three-headed songstress is one of tbe best illusions ever exhibited, and the steam man is a wonderfol pieceof machinery. Till ZOO. Th?s famous West End re3ort was crowded again last night with a delighted audience. It is now one of the neätes; and cleanest places in tbe city. Matinees Tuesdays. Thursdays and Siturdavs and performance every night. Charly Gilmire is a3 ttckeled over his new Zoo as a bjy with his nrst pair ot loots. A Beautiful Bannlere. There can be teen in the show window of No. 00 North Illinois street, a beautiful little banniere, the gift of Miss Louisa Lockwcod to the coming fair fcr the benefit of St. Vincent Hospital. The banniere is a green velours of very rich hue. Sat in a gold fringed frame in the center is a ham richly embroidered in gold bullion eiucircledby glittering ehamrocis and rlanked with golden t&aels, ttie whole suspending from a gilded staff set ou a solid base forming an exquisit piece of workmanship well worthy a visit from oar citizens. Ihn .'air docor has evidently been very choice in eelectiDg the best and mrjt valoable materials for this beautifnl 8prirxen of her hanriiwerx. It was ono' c ited, is a frfe ill ctT-ting on tbe pzrt of the lady in aid of a worthy object A glance at this little iym will bs sufii.'ient to satisfy our citi..?D ot Mifs Lockwoo i'd artisiic ability and fctyle in gold embroidery. Better and Worae. Jr.hn Eri(5is who was shot at hin residence, west cf the city, a week ao Sunday, is reported as having a chance for hia life. Mr. Wambar.gh. who was reported sversi dsjsazo f.8 havice been badly cot iu the hard by a nive of brokn class, is suffering sreatly. ll;s l and is very iun".h swollen. nd it was necessary yetterday to hava a Mirgic! cpnatiou performed. Ji-rues Hlggaon, wlio Hat the Zo a rk a?o ato b.oke hla lg, I lying at the Htepi ai. with.no evideDcea yet of iuiproren. ent. Jt is feared tint amputation may yet bs necessary.

A rECULIAtt SUIT Growing Out of the Burial of the Wronar Child. George W. Wright and L. Vada Wright, his wife, have filed suit for damages against Kenihan, Long & Hedges. The complaint alleges that the daughter cf the plaintißs d ed in December, 1884, and tbe remains were placed in the vault of defendants by agreement until such time as they might be prepared and ready to bury the tame. It is also charged that the defendants did not take proper care cf the remains, "but negligently took or allowed the tame to be taken and buried or otherwise disposed cf, and wrorgfully reinsed and still refuse to inform p'ainuL'a where said remains have bseu removd to, furtcer tban to say 'your child is in Ohio.' " Demand $5.000. The firm as called upon after the suit was filed snd a-ked fcr their statement. Mr. Hedgs stard briefly thst wtenthe ch'ld died the firm -ras called upon to take charge of tbe rem.vns. Tte p'aintifT, George Wright, asked for t;me to i ay the lunerat expenses, end this vfa3 graMtd. The bedy was put in the vult with a number of other bodies. Afterward, abc.ut March 10, the cMid of a family named Diifendorfer i.ed. This was placr d in the vault also, and a few days later, at 10 o'clock in the morning, the father went to the firm and assei tbem to get the tody to the depot for shipment to a little town in Ohio. As the train left at 11 o'clock, there vraa no time to lose, and as Mr. Hedges went to the Health Office for a permit another man went to Crown Hill for the bedy. The two men reached the depot just in time to put the coffin on the train. One day labt week Wright and wife wanted to have their child buried. A visit to the vault at Crown Hill revealed the fact that their child was gone. They Eaid they wanted it, and the party retarned to the cily. Mr. Hedges, atter hard work, found Mre. Dirtendorfer, who went to Crown Hill with him and recognized tbe child in the vault as ker own. This, ct course, moved her greatly, but she said she waj so eiad it was bere, as she would riow hae it shipped back to Pennsylvania fcrburihl. The discovery, of cjuree, made it clear that a mistake had been made in tae mark acd the wrong coüia fehtpp?d to Ohio The firm then sent word to öoio and iad tbe bedy returned. Mr. Hedges then told Wright the tody was bick here, but thnt he now wanted hia money bsfore the body would be released Beyond this tbe lirui knows nothing, except the filing of the jir above iefened to. rilIMOMEIlMi, ASSOCIATION". Openinsr of the Annual Convention Yeaterday Pßpere and Dlecueaione. Tbe rhjsics rutt in bnnmi convent oa in the College ball, i:aJJ Indiana avenue, at 10:30 yesterday morning, with Dr. J. S. Byers, cf Noblesville. President, in the chair, Dr. E. W. Ellis, of Falmouth, as Secretary, and Ds. S. M. White and A. W. Fis'oer, Assistant Secretaries. .After reading the minutes of last session and othei preliminary matters, Dr. S. M. White read a rasolution adopted by the AuieriCia Medical Society, in which was recommended a Board of Examiners f.r each Slate, and that no one be allowed to practice who ia not licensed by said bj.rd. The doctor called attention to tha fact tha. this locked like a tendency to class legislation, and moved that a commutes of three b appointed to bring the ma'der before tut? American Association of Physio-Medical Phyeicians and Surgeons, and recommended teat a circular be prepared and tent oat presenting the real objects of such legislation to the people. Drs. White, Hasty aid 11 A. Smith were appointed a c:mmittee. On motion ot Dr. Hasly a committe, conlisting of Drs. Woodard, Harold and l.sa7ecs was appointed to ascertain asd report the eense of Phjsfos in thl3 State in regard to medical legislation in genera). On motion tbe regular eessioas of tbe society will be held at 8 a. m., 1:30 aad 7:3) p. ZD. each day. At the atternoon session Robert Waide, IL D , was elected a member uf the society. The regular order of business was täte a up and the section of theory and practice was presented by Professor Hasty. A paper on "Membranous Cr a tup" was read by Ur. Leavens, and the subject discassed by Drs. Davidson, Hasty, Smitn and others. The sections of surgery and materia medica were presented auring the remainder of the afternoon and evening sessions. The questions discussed were of interest to medical men principally, and were participated in by members generally. The President's address will ba delivered at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Stumph Discharged. Mrs. Emma Stumph was defendant In one of the Justices court yesterday in a peace surety proceeding. She is the divorced wife of Henry Btampb, and the proceedings were instituted by Stumph'a present wife, who claimed that she had been threatened with bodily barm. The divorced wife was declare insane !ast yar, and she ia still somewhat mentally aHlicted, out she pleaded her case with great ingenuity, and exnibited a letter in which tbe preeent Mrs. Stumph threatened to sbcot her like a cat if she aain c-rce upon tha preniiees. The Court discharged her. Poetofiice üeport. The report of the Inianaapolis Poslotli:e for April shows the following: registered le'ter delivered . 2,613 'a;l letter delivered - 405.053 ::! postal card delivered 77.S79 I ccal letters delivereJ 5277 I .oral postal caids Gtlivered -10.72$ epate is. etc., deliverM lJl.'JM Letters returuf d to tLe oHice 2ü Letters collected 22? f7ä Postal i .-tfOs collects 6 ,f to Newraper, e;c , collected -J'j.obi Arrested for Rape. Willis E'ger?, colored, was arrested yesterday oa a charge of rape. Elgers resides on the line cf Washington and Center Towntbirs, ibis couDiy. and he is accused of having outraged the ptrson cf Dora E. Taylor, eged six years, also colored, who lives with her-1 arent in Mapteton. Elgers was taten tefore the GfDi Jnry. bnt as yet they have rtturned Doindictment against hico. Swallowed a Fish Bene. A littio child; living on ;ireaal avenue, n oil visiting a family raratd McNim?ra, in the Palmer Block, yesterday, sallo'ved a fish bone about an inch l?cg, which lodged in its throat. Sarglcal a'd was summoned, and after c(csldtrsh d tSculty atd much bieedirg the tuum wai removed. i .".y.-.-'i 1 cprlu HM. Tf yon want to see ibH latest in springstvle Hatp He tb line eliown by K?an, th-s Kattr, 21 and ü . Ssuth Illico s street. Correct style Populär prices. Aa ipaclal drive I tatre tome boy hau at 25 and 50 ceits. ItvAN, the Hattik, 1 and 23 South Illinoia street.

'AIT81LE OFilLK OFFER TIIIS HEEK: Brncau'ed Surah Silk Robes, 17 varils t3 the tires?, S!5; worth S25. 1 000 art!s bsautifjl d.,WKJ Changeable Silk 75c; worth, $1.00. ROH yards Heavy Black o w 6rfl3 Grajn Sjk wapranted to wear, $1; worth 11.50. 5Qc; worth 75c. LOTS OF BARGAINS! HEAPS OF NOVELTIES! SILK DEPARTMENT. LS. AYRES h fiO. iEöiFiFrill 3i s AND ORGANS W I-I O. 1j 15 J5 ALi HI. We cöer iiiiJucoments to azents neer bel?re made. Yrite or call for particulars. Th6Pialin4Co. tate Afrents for naliet t Davis Piano', Maoa Uaml;n and Story fc dark Oreani. EVaIR, LEADING JEWELERS OF THE STATE1 Tha Largest stock and Lowest Prices in the West. 12 E. Wash. St.. Indianapolis Children's Carriages, Bicycles, Tricycles, Express Wagons, Sjorting Goods, Fishing Tackle, Bise Ba .U and Bats, OUTDOOR Ä.MUSKLIEKT9. CHARLES MAYER &CÜ., 29 ard 31 West Washington St. I 2ST 5 I'OM TLKTE WOHKB, 15 Volumes, f22.00, felling for JO.CO at our Great t:leaiance Sale ot Books anl Stationery. Also thouaiids of otter good tooks cloiin out at preatly reduced prices-at 5 East Washington Et. TOE BOWES MERRILL CO. 'SAFE BRILLIANT!" Read -Lift Oil. "1 VSS22k.

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Beflsction iß tö3Pric3 of Gas! Notice to Gas Consumers and Others. Ycnr attention IcaUed to theinarkel redaction In tte price of rt.s. whicii took cSect on tne 1st day cf Mreh. TL C-ompany is now fnrni6hlng fc to all oonsumem at 1 Q per 1,0(0 cibic fe:t. Tbia jricc U ceruiniy within tne rcaca ot all, for botü liuhtirg ana rcokine ruroofct. Tne coavtulcne an J comfort of cocking oy pa, fppially dorins the fmaxr.f r nonths. where a fire ia not otiitrwiMi rtquiret, ran only te Uoroah'.y appreciated by tuoo wbobave had experienea in ita useful arp'ication for that pnrpose. Ttie Company h a o:d for use in tuts city durlaK tnelaM tour years a large number ol caa stoves, and is tabbed from tLe ruaay testlmcnta! from tu pairoEE, that these Btove "fill a louj Tslt wauu" ETOVEi ATiD GAS E5rGUN3 I'OR' SALE AT COST.

! J'a;oMi)e Stoves changed to Gas Stoves ndlanapolls Ges-Ltght iti Ceh Co h. 47 Vc;-th riüiusjlvsaiaStref.t. K D. YRJLY, Secretary. F. SCHMIDT. Brewer and BoUlor of LAGSE BBBB f&2tt 2nd f.r -4!5'j5tc:i ?t., BROWNING & SUM, DUUGGCttTW, AST) D21LES8 I!C Fins Ferfniner? eni Toilot Article Lnblr'e. C'olate'a, Lnnflbor's and Sldroecrer fine hxtricti, ütauiue Imported t'mi' aal 'Herrpen Ci'.lcjüö, Honda and Laveuior Watre f .a 1 ollet hcais atjd Sivonees, Tooth, Hair, t:io3 ind I'i&'A Brntios, and all arliclan wtuto.l tor nt tolle; ttte LOWEST FIGURES, urn f ID

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TO ORNAMENT i-? t' beautify, to ikcor.tte i to ornament; but the interior ol oar dwelling, our churchf, our public halls, can not b beautified unless the tornm that are placed uj)cn the valls and tailings arc graceful, or bold, or vigorous, or tru?, und unies! the colors applied are harmmious. Many walls in thi3 city are rend-red offensive rather thin pleasing by the decorations they bear. There is no department of de corative art in which correct taste is more required than in the selection of SVall Papers. THOSE WHO BUY OF ALBERT GALL miss many of the vexations that are incurred b those who buy of dealers who di not keep abreast ot the times in this branch of decorative art. Mr. Gall ha4 NO OLD STOCK, NO ANTJDELU VI AN PATTERNS, but tbe LATEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT DESIGNS, which ha f tiers at the LOWEST PRICES. " ttTHE LARGEST STOCK of LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIEß, PLUSHES, PENDANTS, ETC.

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