Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1885 — Page 8

THE IKDIANAPOLIß DAILY SENTINEL THL'JtSDAY MORNING MAY 28 1886

DED WL STQBl CXHtSTÜIlI-ISIIEÖ 1853.) Infants' Wear. LACE CAPS in all the newest styles and Sbapf s with and without capes. INFANTS CLOAKS, new Vila seasan in the best styles and colors. IN Fi NTS UNDERWEAR in Marino and Ganze, all sizes and qualities; also, Knit Ebirts. INFANTS' WHITE DRES3E3, bath short and Jong; also, 81lps and ßkirt. INFANTS' KNirGOODS-Baakalnvhite and colors: also. Knit Bonnets and Sacka. INFANTS1. &HoES, in blacfc and calors -with the new improved and patsnt sales, mfi7 be found in onr Shoe Department. We fnrnish everything necessary to complete an Infaat'a Wardrobe. Prices Always in Plain fipres. PETTISBASSETT&GO JOS. A. MOORE, C4 n. Ilarkot Bt., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, in nuns of 15 and upward. iloney to Loan on In proved City nd Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Honey Notes, bought and sold. No loans made except such ts aro secured by first mortgage on real estate, with a larjre margin ci cccnrlty, or by collateral naring a xaarket value. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts of tbe COIld. Parasols! Parasols! Paras olsl Parasols! Parasols! Parasols! Parasols! Parasols! Parasols! Parasols! JUST OPENED BEST STYLES. CHEAPEST TTliis Season. 1 IDCBQM & CO., TRAPP PALACE. THURSDAY, MAY 23. OTTIOEi 71 and 7a West Market Street. SKHT1NEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Btiiufss Cffire.... 164 I Editorial Roams 231 OLD TAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at' this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. Taylor Wocdford was arrested yesterday for the alleged theft of some tools. Meridian Street M. E. Sunday-school will hereafter hold its session in the morning. M. J. Brown, engineer of the Masonic building, has a silver dollar coined in 1703. Dr. A. J. flay will be a candidate for School Commissioner in the Tenth District Henry Mauer's store, Z2G Blake street, was robbed of a quantity of goods night before last. John Carlou, of the Pan-handle shops, was rebbed Monday night by foot-pads of a watch. The Street Car Company refusad to clean the Illinois street tunnel unless it is given to it by the city. Henry Thompson (colored), who isaccnssd of having stolen two books from the Public Library, was atrested last night. Täe Health Board is advised of the fact that there are nineteen cases of measles at the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb. Tee wife of William Rowland has seat to Midlewortb, Graybill & Co. a check for $10o which her husband had sent her. The Board of Civil Service Examining Commissioners will have to reorganize, P. C. Muc8ier and R P. Craft having withdrawn. Alez.'Kamponon, aed fourteen, and employed by the Manufacturers and Carpenters' Union, had his right hand ruined by a buzz saw Tuesday. The renowned bicyclists, Miss Minnie Rcchelle and Mr. Clarence H. Smith, are booked for Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon at Virginia Ayenue Rink. One of the elevator cables at M. O'Connor V Co.'a broke Tneeday and the elevator fell from the fourth floor. One of the employes who was on it ut the time was badly shaken np. The Ancient Order of Druids have elected the following officers: Ernst Knodel, Indinra polls. Grand Noble Arch; .George Lorant, Evan a ville, Deputy Grand Arch; Cail J, B. Rat j en, Lawrenceburg, Grand Sec-

retary; "William C. Weitend, Indianapolis, Grand Trcworer. LTembers of George H. Thomas Post G. A. It. who wish to attend the meeting of the Bread Ripple Post, will find wagons for the pnrposa at the Postotfice corner at C o'clock this evening. It is understood that an effort la being made to secure Mrs. Wood worth for a scries of revival meeting at the California Street M. E. Cbuich, after the termination of her present engagement at Kokomo. Upon tbe recommendation of the Grain Committee, the Board of Trade will change the ram es of various grades of corn, so aa to coincide more nearly with Chicago grades. The change will go into effect July 1. The Kcyston8 Quarry Company, of Spencer, Owen County, has been incorporated, with a capital stock of $15,000. James Landers, George W. Kennard and Samuel O. Pickets constitute the Board of Dire ctors. The Free Kindergarten May party was postponed ye&terday on account of the weather, but will be held this afternoon. The committee will meet on the cround at the old Butler homestead this morning at 10 o'clock. Citizens are reqnested to make a display of flag?, etc., on the 3d and 4th of next month, in honor of the K. of P. Encampment. Tnere will be a grand street parade on the morning and a drew parade in the evening of the 3 J, and the drills will ba held on the 4th. During the season at Meridian Rink last winter, when Mr. George Murray was manager, tbe patrons of that establishment wore under greater obligations to him for all comfort, conveniences and rational amusement than to any other, and now that an opportunity presents itself to repay these obligations by a rousing turnout on the occasion of his benefit on Saturday evening, he should be gratefully remembered. An excellent programme has been arranged. PEUSONALi BXEttTIOZff.

3 Hotel English: N. D. Cox, Spencer; Wm. F. Singleton, Shelby ville; C. S. Dunn, Peru; A.R.Castle, George Lathrop, II. Marble, Crown Point; 0. P. Tulley, Bloomingtan; John Rogers, Seymour. Grand Hotel: J. G. Ibach and wife, Hunt iDg'on; W. C. Lantz, South Bend; Edward S. White, Lafayette; Preston Rider, Crothersville; Mrs. John F. Creed, New Albany; A. J. Mcintosh, Salem; John Watson, Brazil; J. G Prav!?, Lafayette. New Occidental: W.B. Austin, Rensselaer; J, C. Turkenhopf, Connersville; John Davie, Logan sport; Ed Calhoun, Sullivan; E. C. Learning, William Businger, Michigan City; Mrs. Edith Hill. Greensburg; P. B. Lydera, Eossville: M. V. Beiger, Mishawaka; John Dolman, Edwin Dolman, Fort Wayne; J. E. Hill, Greensburg. Tho Times, of Indianapolis, throws fresh arrows at Rev. O. II. P, Abbott, the new stamp clerk at the city Postoflisa, but Mr. Abbott moves right along in the even tenor of his way, doing g:od work and makins heats of friend?. The Times better call off its dogs of war; they can't bite, and their continual barking is offensive. Marion Democrat. Bates House: W. S. Knapp, James H Evanp, Columbus; 8. 8. Holling worth, Vincennep; H. E. Branch, Martinsville; J. Far ren, Peru; Frank E. Wells and wife, Weat Held; J. C. Bltcklidge, Kokomo; John Richardson, Winchester; A. J. Taylor, Sheldon; A. R. Staley, Richte end; C. ßteadman, Larenceburg; W.T. Murdock, ßluffton; T. Daley, Wabash; Ames A. Stanbust, Clinton; Charles Waterbury, St. Paul; John Saively, Vcnfce; Wiley B. Craig. Mitchell; Jeff Elder ion, Danville; Fred Waltz, Hadley; J. T. Thompson, Terro Haute; Feter Sballer, Rosamond; Edwin Murry, Bunker Hill. Federal Court Convictions. The Federal Court jury yesterday returned a verdict of guilty in the case of the Overman lad, of Greencastle, who forged his employer's name to a money order. George Lathrop, charged with violating the postal laws, entered a plea of guilty. There were sixteen convictions and one acquittal during the term. The prisoners will be sentenced in a few days. The dpot Cash." This brand of cigars, manufactured by A. B Galea & Co., the well-known jobbers, at 31 and ö: East Maryland street, although introduced to the trade only a few months ago has had a great sale, and has grown into popular favor to a reniarkaVe degree. The reason for this can be found in the excellence of the material that gees to make up a cigar whose flavor and shapely manufacture commend it to the confame rp. This iirra ha) put several valuable commodities on the market, and anything emanating from A. B. Gates t Co. is a guarantee of its genuineness and superiority. l'ni sjlvanla Company Lessee J. I. Railroad. M. and SUrRXSTESDEXT'S Of FI K, Lor i ville, Ky May 23. After the 1st proximo the city freight business of the JeOsrsonville, Malison and Indianapolis Railroad (Pennsylvania Company lessee) will be transacted at the freight station of the Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg Railroad, corner of Virginia avenue aud the Union tracks. Oran Perry, in connection with his other duties, will act ai agent of the Jeffeisonville, Madison and Indianapolis Railroad. E. W. McKeksa, Superintendent. CUOYVtf DILL LINE. Frank ltlrd'a Transfer Will run a line ot 'busses to Crown Hill on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. May 23, and 30. Leaving the corner of Illinois find Seventh streets at 1:30 p. m. and 2:30 p. m,; returning, leave Crown Hill at 1 and 5 p. ru. New Styles Wall Paper. Carl Moller, 1GI Ea9t Washington street, has eiegant new styles Wall Paper and Window 8hades. You can do better here than anywhere else in the city. A NEW LOT Of Elegant -Diamond Pins, Studs, and Rings; Society Pins and Emblems and Fine Gold Chains. Moderate Prices. JA. H. HAYJEEW, n?. 23 Rest Uuifcjtcn Strct.

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-TORiGn Satteens, Satteens, Satteene. FINEST FRENCH GOODS. ( Batiste, Batiste, Batiste. Beautiful I7ew Btyle. Nun's Veilinq. Albatross, Canvas Cloth, Crazy Cloth, And Every Other Desirable Suaamer Fabric. i. S. lyres SPECIAL VALUES White Suits, Lace Curtains, Silks, Jerseys, Muslin Underweir. Theo. Pfafflin. O. W. Williams. OP GAMS. Largest stock of first-class instruments ever exhibited Jn ihm city. Terms and prices beyond competition. Knate and Hallet & Davis Plaues. Mason & Hamlin and Story & Clark Organs. S3 and 84 Rcrtfc Frnnnlrsnb St. MR. EM IL LIEBLING'S PIANO RECITAL, Plafll In Cob Music Hall, May 22d and 233. Hallet & Davis Planes wi 1 be used by Mr. Liebling. IN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks and Bronzes. JEWELERS, 12 East Washington Street. ADAMS & WESTLAKE Oil & Gasoline Stoves. EARLY BREAKFAST Stoves and' Ranges, best in the world. OSGOOD REFRIGERATORS, Mantles, Grates and Tile Hearths. CI AKD 63 WE3T WASHINGTON ST. GUY UMRTAKISG ROOHS WOW OI?HSN, 66 North Pennsylvania Streer. Opposite Grand Opera House. H. W. TÜTEWILBK, ftjuFirst-class throughout. Beason&ble price?. Telephone Rooms, 411. Telephone- Residence 441. Notice to Sewer Contractors. Sealed proposals for the extension of the sewer in Crown Hill Cemetery will be received up to 2 & m. Thursday, June 4th, 18S5, at the Cemetery flice, No. 9 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block, Indiana polis. flans and specifications can be seen at the Cemetery OiVice. 9 Fletcher A; Sharpe's Block. By order of the Building Committee. GEO. P. ANDERSON, Secretary.

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We will duplicate any Indianapolis prices and go 2 per cent, better.

NEW GOOD.S!

Splendid new patte rns in shop-worn trash. WIM". IK. ao, 0Dt QO. OoYitl

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PUS rll HIS i We bave & 3arce number, ranging in price from ?25 upward, and In all styles and xaiieiles to suit cnttomeis. ranks desiring bargains should not fail to come early and examine them. In addition to bargains in Pianos we offer 2C0 ORGANS lor families at SiO cash ana $j per month. we take pleasure In showing the instruments, whether parties wish to buy ortji. D. H. BALDWIM & CÖ. Steinwpy& Son?, Decker Bros., Halnei Ero.. Füeber. Vose and other Pianos, and E5TEV and SUONINGliR OrgariF. 1'ßrtlf.sata distance deslrim? bargains ihould not fall to write for fuller descriptions. TUNING and REPAIRING a specialty. Orders f or xnoTinz glvea prompt attention. 95. 07 and 99 ifortli Penn. St., Indianapolis. W. H. Messe Dealer in AND Bed-RoGm.Parlar and Dining Room Suifs, Mattresses of All Kinds, IG1 Ea&t Washington Street, And 1.1. 15 and 17 South Delaware Street. Goods sold on Weekly and Monthly Payments. BE VISED BIBLE! JUST lE 23 03317-.13 231 No. 49, Cloth Bound, 1G mo, price $1.00 to. " 8 vo, price 2 00 0, imp, vo, price. 6f 0 " 140, crown 4to, price . 8 Ou A large stock, all sizes and prieep, in cheap and fiae bindings. Sent by mail postpaid on r&ceipt of j rice by THE BOWES WXM CO., BOOKSELLERS AND 8TAT10NEK3, 1G and IS W. Wash. St. August Erbrich, SOLS AGENT FOB A-TTKOS,. LAGEE BEEK, sacS. Z3ottlii flSO aad 222 Santh Ddla7&ga HOTEL ENGLISH. I have purshased the iurnlture and lease of this Hotel, and it will be run under the management of firfct-class managers, of large hotel experience, wdo will aim to make it the best!two-dollar p2rday hoiel in the country. No liens will be allowed on house or furniture, and ail supplies will be purchased ''Frot cash" on delivery.;. Favorable irr ngements can now be made for rooms and board, and all patrons of the hotel may rely upon receiving good accommodations. May 8, 1S85. WM. H. ENGLISH. BROWNING & SL0AF3, DI2ÜGGISTS, KD D2AXEES XH File Fertarr ai4 Toilet Article?, Lupin's, Colgate's, Lundborg'a and Rlcxsccxer fine Extracts, Genuine Imported Farina and German Colocne, Florida and Lavender Waterr, frlno Tollet Soaps and Songef, Tooth, Hair. Uioth nd r.ail Brushes, and all article wanted for tie toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES LAM'PS, A Kinds and Btylos. Oil ortl Goswine Stoves Cleaned and Repaired. PURE- GASOLINE AND OILS f. p. smtFä gos, 30 and 32 Korta Illinois Street. TELEPHONE 7C7. C. F. SCHMIDT, Broker and Bottler of LAGER BEER Sodüi Cud cf Alabsna St.. oli EAD! all grades of C ARPETINQS. No ROLL Illinoia Otroot.

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MBEM GALL.

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Albert Gall proposes to IMMEDIATELY AND RAPIDLY teducehis great stock of CARPETS, WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERY GOODS, SASH CUR. TAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, RUGS, MATS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC. ALBERT GALL now offers Plushes, worth 3.50, at $?.5o; Plushes worth $2.50 at and other plushes, of which he has the largest stock in the State, at similarly reduced prices. ALBERT GALL now ofiers Drapery Goods, former price 3.30, at S2.5C; Drapery Goods, former price $1.50, at 75 cents. ALBERT GALL now ofiers Cocoa Door Mats, former price ?1, at 5O cents. ALBERT GALL has reduced the price of his OIL CLOTHS 2s per cent. He has reduced his RUG3 CO per cent. BsTDO NOT MISS the bargains offered by Albert Gall in his Carpet Department; The best selected stock of MOOUETTES. VELVETS, BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS in the State AT THE LOWEST FIGURES EVER KNOWN. Don't miss the opportunity. It may never occur again.

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ALBFRT GALL NOW OFFERS WALL PAPERS AT WAY LOW DOWN PRICES Cheap! Cheaper!! Cheapest!!! If you want anythirg in the Wall Paper line come now. Delays are Dangerous. These Are All Cash Prices. The attention of buyers outside Indianapolis is specially directed to this sale. Bargains of this kind may never repeat themselves. Come now.

Iskender Bey will remain at Albert Gall's store with his exhibit of Turkish and Persian Rugs and Embroideries a few days longer. tvtXLook in Albert GalPs show window and see the beautiful aud costly lurkish Prayer Rug.

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Gentlemen Fancy Embroidered Velvet Slippers

This is a Genuine Bargain.

OCHESTEB-BUFFALO

66 East Washington Street.

Froxilc TV. Flanner, eJno. Ilouimowu,

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NONE BUT BEST WORKMEN EMPLOYED. Dealer in Oas Fixtures and Gasoline. Gas Saeliiaes Wells Driven at Very Eeasonsblo Prioos.

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YOU may have a chance to want, in the shape of Carpets, Rugs, Straw Mattings, Wall Papers and Decorations, Lace Curtains, Portieres Window Shades, e'e, our well-stocked Departments place &t your command, as usual, the largest and best vaiiety in the State, to select from. Bottom prices. IaspefUon invited. Exceptionally good facilities for displaying goods.

JL. L. WRIGHT & CO. Northeast Corner of Meridian and Maryland Streets.

JBOTrriTOIWE PRICES ALWAYS

J FFBRS' PAINT STORE VTU. O. DoVAY, President, 28 East llaryland Otrcct,

ALBERT ÖALL.

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