Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1885 — Page 8

Tllti INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL FJU DAT MORNING MAY 29 1886

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Denarinient. SATURDAY, May 30, we place on Ea'c ONE HUNDRED DOZEN Balbriggaii Hose, AT 25 OEIT3 A PAID. These socdi tro Fall P.cljalar Made, 27 Inchei Iods. anl silk Clocked. The colors are Bme, Urcaze. Wine and Green. "Tney are worth 53 eta. GLOVE .DEPARTMENT. SATURDAY, Mssy 30, we place ou g.ile ONE HCXDltJsD DOZEN Gauntlet Lislo Gloves, AT 12 1-2 CENTS A PAIB. CtTThcse Gloves cost 1 1 CO per dczen to import. Prices AlwayslOlaifl Fipres. ETTISBASSETT&GI3 JOS. A, MOORE, C4 13 Hortet Ct., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits. In sums o! 65 and npward. - Monej to Loan on ImnYed City and Farm Fnvextr in Indiana and (iaio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Honey Notes, bought and fold. No leans made except! such as are secured by Cist mortgage on rea estate, with a large margin cf security, or by collaterals haying a market Talue. Foreign Exchange for s?le on all parts ol the vroTld. i t Parafsols! Para(3ols! Parafeols! Parasols! Parakols! Parasols! Parafeolsl Parafeols! Parasols! Parasols! JUST OPENED EST STYLES. CHEAjPEST This ?jea,sozi. i DDI FRIDAY, MAY 29. OVTICEi 71 and 7tf West Market Street. SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS. Ias!ns Offrf 264 t Editorial Rooms 201 OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned Old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BKIfiF. The State Board of Equalization will meet on the ICth of June. The Grand Jury c;? Marion County will meet next Monday. ? The Indianapolis National Bank will move into its new quarters to morrow. Margaret Allen, a patient from Brazil at the Insane Hospital, died yesterday. Beds of flowers are being placed inside the railing surrounding the Morton monument. Swindling peddlers ire reported going from house to home selling oogus goods and wares. H. Bamberger is announced as a candidate fcr School Commissioner in the Second District, j Motion for new triajl In the Whitehead suit was argued yesterday in Judge Taylor's Court The county bonds vere forwarded to New York last night. They required 14,000 s:gsatarer. Tbe infant son Frank Hereth, 13S Clifford avenue, feil and broe its thigh Wednesday evening. t" The Wooley Elecrlc Headlight Company hts made arrangements for building a factory at this point. , Professor O. 8. Fowler, the well-known phrenologist, will give a series of lectures in the city next week. - The fair and art ei'Mbit at Fletcher Place Church has pro red a decided success, and 17 ill be continued to night. Citizens are complaining of damage done by cows on the highways, which enter yards and destroy gardens and shrubbery. Henry Thompson, who was wanted for the theft of books from the Pnblic Library, has ben qsptursd by Superintendent Lang. Officers Davis and Sheigert arrested Bert Mitebel last ereninn for the theft of a watch and chain and slated him for petit larceny. The Ladies' Matinee Muticale desire to publicly tender their thanks to Theodore Pfatllin A Co. lor their many kindnesses the past seacon, more particularly for the nse of the ele-

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cant Knabe, Ballett et Day is grand pianos eo kindly famished. The County Commissioners' room Is being supplied with new linoleum carpet, the firat laid in that room since the Court-house was built. Michael Delancy has been arrested for participation in the row at Garfield Park on Sunday, and warrants are out for a number of others. The former patrons of Meridian Kink should not forget the benefit tendered to Mr. George Murray to-morrow evening. Let it be a "looser." The Board of Trade will not hold a grain call to-morrow, it being Decoration Day Basin esa houses generally will, be, closed in the afternoon. The Postoffice will close at 12 o'clock tomorrow. Carriers will make a collection at f o'clcck, and the usual delivery will be made at the hotels. At the Seventh Presbyterian Church tonight there will be a free "chalk-talk," or illustrated lecture, given by A. II. Hutchinson, the "boy lecturer." The hcue at 141 St. Mary street, occupied by Mrs. Laura Allen, and owned by J. H. a jen, caught fire from Hying spark3 yeater day morning. Loss 25. The Indianapolis Water Werke steamer will leave the landing, corner Michigan street

and the canal. Satnrdav. Decoration Dv. C May GO, at 8 and 10 a. m., 12 m., and 2, 4 and j 0 p. m. Complaint is made about the bridge over the river on West Washington street. The bands have become loosened in some place?, and there is great danger that someone will be hurt. J. Heese Moore has entered complaint against Constable Glass and a man named LoDg for knocking him down Wednesday morning. He rays that Glais holds malice against him on account of the row at the Museum some weeks ao. James J. Powell, son In-law of Sylvester Johnson, died ai the residence of the latter at Irvington, Wednesday evening, of con sumption, aged thirty-four years. Ha leaves a wife and two children. He will be buried this evening at Crown Hill. The members of the S xteenth Indiana Regiment have contracted with the Oolitic Stone Company to furnish a shaft of stone of great size, to be erected by the regiment on the Gettysburg battlefield on the sp3t occupied by the regiment during the battle. Mary E. Pendergast yesterday filed an affidavit against her hustand, James, for surety of the peace. She filed a suit for divorce the day before, and yesterday James is said to have sworn he would kill her. He was sent to jail by 'Squire Smock in default of bond. Mary lives at 21 Maple strest. This evening andto morrow afternoon and night the famous bicycle riders, Miss Minnie Konchelle and Mr. Clarence H, Smith, will give exhibitions at the Virginia Avenue Kink. Mr. Smith will maVeatonrof the city, passing along Washington street about eood. on the large wheel of a bicycle, tha backbone and small wheel being removed. It will be a novel sight. There will be a fecial entertainment tonight at Memorial Church, by the young ladies of Joseph E. Cobb's Bib!o cIeps, assisted by former members and Mr. A. J. Diddle's clais of young men. The programme will include vecal and instrumental soleations by Messrs. Paul Bahr, Jacobs, Andv Smith, C J. W. Parker. Mifs Lulu Burt, Mrs. C. R. Watson and Mrs. Joseph E. Cobb, and readings by Mr. John Kidd and Mr. George Ba;s W. S. Wandby, cf Washington, D. C, Special Examiner for the National Bureau of Labor Statistics, arrived in the city on yesterday, and will remain at the Bates House fcr a number of days. The district in charge of Mr. Wandby is comprised of the States of Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Michieaa. The prominent business men and largo manufscturers of the ciiy will be waited upon by Mr. Wandby for information necessary to the completion of work required by the LiDor .parcan. PJEUSONAX MENTION S. T. McGovney, the gentlemanly Representative of Adams, Jay and Wells, was in the city ) esterday. Grand Hotel: P. V. Sims, Evansville; J. L. Berry, James Sullivan, A. M. Atkinson, Wabash; Charte R. Egßleston, Covington; Jared Moris, Columbus; C. A, Lily, Rich niond. Bates House: Henry Ooadman, Jr., i Rochester; John T. Beasley, Sullivan; A. E. Paige, Franifort; A. T. McGooney, Portland; Senator Ü. D. Moody, Auburn; Daniel Myers, Lnote; G. Becher, J. D, Lyle, A. S. Knapp, Columbus; Frank A, Carleton. Breton; E. A. Gray, Charles E. McElehaney, Peru; H. A. Gobin. Greencastie; John Lee, Crawfordaville; John Baggs, Sholbyille: A. B. Iroru, Ben L. Smith, Rushville; Mre. S. M. McGregor, Mrs. J. M. Compton, Brazil; Dr. Joseph G. Rogers, Logansport; Robert Cravens. Madison; Judge John C. Robinson, Ralph Robinson, Spencer; D. F. Siinner, Valparaiso; J. F. Howley, Richmond. Federal Coyrt Sentences. The several prisoners convicted at the recent term of the Federal Court were arraigned and sentenced yasterday as follows: Charles Brown, burglarizing the Jeffersonville resteffice, and Edward Slater, of Fort Wayne, for counterfeiting, each four years; James R. Roberts, passing counterfeit rroney, three years; Georg Lithra?, ho rltied letters, one year ia the Howard County Jail; George Dubois, same offense, a like period in the Allen County Jail ; Thomas v aehington. Charles Florea and Miiton ilerheison, counterfeiters, two yean each; Lemuel Goodwin, one month; Thomas Kercs, three months, and George Fesler and James Hellish, ten days in jail. Peter Overton, a colored boy who forced a mooey order receipt, was Eent to the Reform School for two years, and Thomas Washington got eighteen months North for counterfeiting. Levi Hoiiowell, who was arrested with Gocdwin, Rhoda McRea and Anna McRride, for passing bad money, a3 allowed to depart, and Miss McRea was sent to th Reformatory for one year and Miss McBrido for three months. The Seven Alls. The King He rules them all. The Soldier He fights for them all. The Preacher He preaches for them all. The Lawyer He pleads for tbem all. The Doctor He cures them all. The T.borer He works for them all. The Hatter X Ryan) He covers them all. i rnt ajlvanla Company Lessee J. SÜ. and I. Kallroad. SUrP.INTKSFENT'S OkFICF, ) Loi'isville, Ky., May 23. J After the 1st proximo the city freight businees of the Jefiersonyille, Madison and Indianapolis Railroad (Pennsylvania Company

leiste) will be transacted at the freight station of the Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg Railroad, corner of Virginia avenue and the Union tracks. Oran Perry, in connection with his other duties, will act as agent of the Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis Railroad. E. W. McKixna, Superintendent i a CHOWS II I LI. LINE.

Frank Viril' Transfer Will run a line of 'busses to Crown Hill on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. May 23, 211 and GO. Leaving the corner of Illinois and Seventh streets at 1:30 p. m. and 2:00 p. ra.; returning, leave Crown Hill at 4 and 5 p. m. Regulation G. A. R, caps, with wreath. 50 cents. Model. New Styles Wall Paper. Carl Moller, 1GI East Washlngton'etrt, has elegant hew styles Wall Paper and Window Shades. You can do better here than anywhere else in the city. Si

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-roESattcens, Satteons, Satteens. FINEST FKENCII COODS. Batiste, Batiste, Batiste, Beautiful now Style. fiun'3 Veiling, Albatro33, Canvas Cloth, Crazy Cloth, And Every Other Desirable Summer Fabric. L..S. lyres & Co. SPECIAL VALUES White Suits, Lace C urtams, Silks, Jerseys, MusHa Underweir. SPECIAL flMlUS IN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks and Bronzes. JEWELERS, 12 East Washington SfwetPIANOS ANDORGAN At prices and terms to suit the purchaser. Our assortment is larger than that of all other dealers in the I city combined. Ordf re for TUNING, REPAIRING and MOVING promptly attended to. Theo PlaSin I Co. S3 astl 54 Berth Psnasikaais St. HEAR PROF. 0 S. FOWLER, . The Veteran PHRFSOLOGIST, or Jew York. Ii E C T U JEL 23 In MASOMÜ 11AI.L, MONDAY, J tine 1st. Thrcnolocry and Felf Cultnrc FREE. Widncsda.r. Jnne U-LOVE AND MARRIAGE. ArtmlsioD, 25c. Friday. June 5 MAN300D ANALYZED AND RESTORED to .Males only. Admission, 2Tc. .watnrrtRy, June 6. t -:0 p. ra. FEMALE HEALTH AND BLOOM, their Cause and Restoration. To Ladles cnlv. Admission, 25c. Monday. Jnne S SUCCESS AND FAILURE IN LIFE-toboth sexev Admission, 2."c. Consult hlni professionally at the Grand Hotel, from June lit to June Uth. Last Chauoo! ITow ?r ITovar! simojt; bunte, AJXD fboiesale Liquor Dealer S4 17. ITaiblnctan St. Indianasolis. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The firm Ol C. Ruckenfeldt t Co., ot IndianaPgUp, IdS.. ii thia day dissolved by the withdrawal of Wm. 8. Lenzen. C. Rackersfeldt 1 alone authorized to eettle up the business or the old firm. O. RÜCKERSFELD!. WM. S. LENZEN. Indianapolis. May 23, 15S5.

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Stom CH WfiöüY asd Monthly Papeot! 37 East Washington St. WHEAT BAKING P DWfl It makes a better and lifhter bisruit tlian tny other li-JuL' l'owder. ?IAIITIN KALKIXEISCII'S SO'S, E&tabUsLed 182& NEW Y02IK Trado Supplied by ROBERTSON & PERRY, 26. 2S and 20 West Georgia Street. Indianapolis. August Erbrich, EOLS AOjCNT FOB AÜSOSA LAQ33K BEER, 220 And 222 üöath Dol&vs'.ird HOTEL ENGLISH. I have purahased tho furniture and lease ol this ilotel, end it will be run tinder the mauagemeut of firit class nianasers, ot large hotel experience, who will aim to make It tbe best'two-dollar perday hotel in the country. No Hens will be allowed on house or furniture, and ail supplies will be purchased "spot cash" on delivery.; Favorable arrangements can now be mado lor r core 8 and board, and all patrons ol the hotel may rely upon receiving good accommodations. May 8. l&i5. WM. U. KNGLI3II, BOAT FOR GROWN HILL recoralion Day May 30. 1885. The first boat will leave for North Indianapolis from Michigan Slrret or Yellow Bridge, for Armstrong Avenue, North Indianapolis, and thereafter make regular trips, leaving Michigan Street Lridge at 8, 10, 12, 2. 4 and 6 o'clock. Faro 10 Centa Each Way. NDIMAFOLIS WATER DECORATION BAY. Fiogs, All D?si;tB; G.A. R. Flags, Slag.PwHs, BuntiEfr, Festooning ard Shiolda, Glasa Gioto?, Dovos, Wreaths. GHARLESIMYER&GO., 20 ftrd 31 VJest Washington St. imn EDWARDS, SLL POST Ono Hundred Largo Stands. 300 3-Sheet Boards Also Controlling Mate House Fencs - C. F. SCHMIDT, ßrewer aacl Bottlor ot LAG1B BEER Sooth Sod cfAhbaca St., Xiia,aiaDollic Xsxca, ' "Best. Hsnäsoaest. Host L gilile Type." 'The "AVON" Edition OF SHAKESPEARE For Sale by all Booksellers. EDWARD MEEKS, PUBLISHER, So. 1002 Walnut Street, Philadelphia ra. DIVERSITY I'F YlROIilll. 8CBIMEB LAW LEOTURES (nine weekly) begin 9ih July, 18S5, and end 9ta Septeaer Have proved of s'gnal use l6t, to students who design to pursue tbe'r studies at this or other Law Schools: id, to nose wno propose to read prime ly: and Cd. to practitioneis who hare not tad the advantage Of 6j6teii3atic instruction. For circular apply (P. 0. University o! Va.) to John B. Minor, Prof. Com. and 3tat. Law. mmm cle4R!hg house. INDI OUS, May 28, 18SS. Tbe Associated Banks of Indianapolis will be clwed on Saturday. 20th inst-Decoration Day. Paper maturing on that dar should be attended to on Friday, the 29th. By order cf the Association. WILLIAM WESLEY WOOLLEN, Manager. Notico to Sewer Contractors. Sealed proposals for the extension of the sewer In Crown liill Cemetery will be received up to 2 p. m. Thursday, June 4th, 13S3, at the Cemetery Oftice, No. 9 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block, Indiana polls. Plans and srecificatlous can be seen at the Cemetery OMce. 9 Fletcher k Sharpe'a Bloc. liy order of tho Uoi.'dln? Committee. GEO. 1. ANDERSON, bccreUry.

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TrVr.-. 't contains no injurious IzicreV' W, (Vents. S-,: l'As 11 lavrs r.o tfelotpriou puh. r"TA;'i. J,'r-5 PUii)"s iu the broad as nil ir.ro Ct''',""t xruie Cream of Tartar uiiJ Alma Towdf-rs da rl$Zr2l4''Zj 11 restores to the Flnr.r tho j' "f'- Tf? highly important roustitiients ! V ' KOfri ' J reioctod in tho bran of Uio L?7J' ' iSX$&sA Wheat.

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Albert Gall proposes to IMMEDIATELY AND RilTIDLY i educe his ßrcat stock of CARPETS, WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERY GOODS, SASI CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, RUGS, MATS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC. ! ALBERT GALL now offers Plushes, wcrth $3.50, At $?. 50; Plushes worth $2.50 at 1.75, and other plushes, of which he has the largest stock in the State, at similarly reduced prices. ALBERT GALL dow oilers Drapery Goods, former price vjoO. at 2.5 Drapery Goods, former price $1.50, at 75 cents. ALBERT GALL now öfters Cocoa Door Mats, former .price ?1, 5O cents. ALBERT GALL has reduced the price of his OIL CLOTHS 2$ per cent. He has reduced his RUGS 30 percent. - JCS-DO NOT MISS the bargains offered by Albert Gail in his Carpet Department; The best selected stock of MOOUETIES, VELVETS, BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS in tile State AT THE 1 OWE8T FIGURES EVER KNOWN. Don't miss the opportunity, 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 anything in the Wall Paper line come now. Delays are Dangerour. These A re All Gash Prices. 35 The attenti n of buyers outside Indianapolis is specially directed to this sale. Bargains of this kind may never repeat thtmselves. Come now.

Iskender Bey will remain at. Albert Gall's store with his exhibit of Turkish and Persian Rugs and Kmbroideries a few days longer. Er3)iT,Look in Albert Gall's show window and see the beautiful ana costly '1 urkish Prayer Rug.

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CM lillü PAPERS. 11233 I w j l n A.G-LH PRIOS, $2.75. Pants worm 52 00. PRICE. 95C.

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