Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS D AIL ST SENTINEL THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 5- 1885.

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IEON HIGHWAYS. Southern Paesenger BtiBlnes3 Picking Up A Hödel Bet of EmployesOther Items of the Ball.

TbeUoardof Directors of the BU Loula Cable and Western Kcad, which is owned by Indianapolis parties, met In this city on Tuesday niht and awarded a contract for thirty-rive cars to Crownell Wright, of St. Jouis, while a Trenton, N. J., firm will fur7Uh the cible. Contracts were awarded for machinery, condnit. etc. M. A.. Downing, of this city, Ij President, and E I. CUypaol Sfcrettrv and Treasurer of the CDmpi iy. 3!.e roa' i will be In operation early In tae tururcf r. The I.. B. and W. train east bound on TnfcJay afternoon street a bad switch near U;s:ck night before Int and was derailed. Üle car and engine were ran about in erery r'irfrtion, hut luckily enough nobody was ricmly injured, J. V. Trenary, tbe ei$ jeer. t;po was fot?nd doubled up inthfCib T-ner a idle of ccal, will no doubt lose Xxo T-7rs of tl, left hand. The Ijis to th ftmpuny wl be omi 1b The II -e 'J. te psferef r due here at p. tu was 'fco tiif r L-d near Marion, Ü. on Tuesday l ;bt Nobody griocsiy injured. A local railroad otüci!, who aTUtif; 1! "boys" a great deal, says tht never beIoip save tje Indianapolis zcnn succeeied in tecuring the üeri ices o! a more efficient, sober fnd industrious set of ü en than are now employed. This, he says, is partially due to the fact that the majority of the roids hate taken a firm stand on the liquor qaes lion, by making rules and regulations probib'ting f mployes from drinking whether on ortiT'loty. The penalty for a violation of iht'e rules on moA roada 1$ di&uiifsl from service, while on others a man is laid otf rithoat salary for a specified length of time. . As the season advances travel to New Orleans and Florida points becomes very ieavv. The scalpers are securing a large amount of Southern ba?ine'.s, and it is ffaia re'a'ed that Cincinnati roads ar cut lira rites to the Crescant City by the way o' ! Tar.apolls. This is r.ot likely, however, lor tit Hated in the Sentinel "some time f nice, it wou'd take some treated inj cutting t ht:er piople to the World's Fair by sj JM.T.J abrnt a route. The cut taat the railrryds would be enabled to make wou'd not I f n nch cf an inducement. The a e. ltd of 1i e various Indianapolia roada are rec&iving Isrge amount of advertising matter fro ji ihfir Southern connections, giving graphic cr-criptions of the scenery which meets the ct the traveler while en route to Nas? ?ler.8. and information concerning th V, orld'8 Fair. Several cf ths Southern reals iae forwarded circulars denouncing as Jrlse reports to the etlect that the exoosuiou is Lot in good working order as yet. IX THE DAYS OF YORK. ECharlia Mensch, of the K. Y., P. andj C, cays he remembers when people were afraid to trayel on roads running over bridges, and the bridge question was kept in the back groan d. Now every road boasts of its high jbridgss and beautiful surrounding scenery. Charlie also tells of a novel plan that was 1r'ed on the Michigan Central many years a?o to beat the sleeping-cars ont of busines . lie eavs be was riding In a co ich on that Toad cue night and a man came through shouting: "Sleeping bags, twenty-five cents; have cue, sir?'' I didn't know what he meant " said Charlie, "and asked what ha had for sale. lie explained that he had a contrivance m which a passenger could adjust himself and .Jeep totinc'ly. I pretended to be deeply interested, and he showed me hov it worted. It was made on the hammock plan, and by .i3tening it to the roof cl th car it swung , c - i u . a l l .u i v i c v v a u m i-i a j aire k A IA a emi-recunirg position tbat proved very ccniforiab'e. I gave him tTentv-five ceat3 id pa sed the night very pleasantly. Bit ihe cterprlsa did cot last long. The s!e?p 5ni:-c3r people heard of It, and the sleeping I n i not allowed cn the tra'ns any 3-i r;e." Conner-Journal. y.n.', v i.ajcmsg ' at e.l:sii s. To right at English's Opera lloass. for the iirst time in this city, the charming Soubrette, Miss France! Bishop, and the wellinown comedian, Mr. Alfred McDowell, will present Scott Marble's new comedy, "Mugg's Xandlng." The prices for this engagement lave been reduced to ten, twenty-five and Ihirty-five cent3, with fifty cents for sofacaairs reserved. The play is el the M'liss order, br t is cridDal and alUther pleasing, and like the famous Hizel Kirke,' without tie slightest taint o! vulgarity or imyi orality. Wherever it lm beta played the 1 ers with one accord speak ia the highest j rais of the company which pres?nts it, ar.d especially cf the charming yemg :i-trs Miss Eishop, who asjnmea th JftOing pa:t Of the play itself that ex-el--t i.t dran.atic critic, the Philadelphia K'gi''r, speaks as follows: "Mog's Landing" v.ms only launched upon the etage at tne c j nine ol th? pretent season, bat is alrea ij f'g success and gives promise of enjjyic a '.car icn. It is mote than is claimed for 5 Unlike most pliyf. it is strongly dra Viatic, without too r.sual murder, betrayals, suicides, etc. There is not a weak point or a sucerfluouB line iu the whole constraction. Jt is chaste and cfcarniinsr. with BUdden t :r.sformations from the sublime to th ridiculous. Tragedy and comedv are deftly aittrwoven, ar.d thrilling situations are tt? jewels in a crown of the most enjoyable licnsense. nAi:r.io.v and corr.HY at theubaxd. To-night, at the Grand Opera House, the talented and popular comedians, L9ais Earlison and John Gourlay, and their talented cenfrere, mate their hrstappearancs in this city in their phenomlcally soccessfal and universally acknowledged mst humorous cf all farcical comedies, "Skipped by the light of the Moon." Gocd things are always welcome, and jnlging froai the reef ption awarded these popular comedians throughout the entire country for the past Iwo year, their appearance "here will be htiled with delight by all amusement pticns who enjov an evening of haarty lauh1r. The pat two eeasons hava shovel a cetided fondness on the part of the pnblic ivr the farcical comedy style of production, nt the extraordinary success of Harrieon and Gourlav m their screaming creation, "Skipped by the Lipht cf the Moon," has b'n phenominal. Everywhere from Now Tork to California they have been greeted 7-igbtly by etcrn.ora audiences and the reenrrnt ccht.fecf their vcclferoui laughter. Tcople at the prreent time want to liugh, rd Skpped" ij fanny from tnegrundnp. j'svitaliiy, acUoa, hnmor and :P0tes1eLefs, iU verbal fun pymtatic h lirlty. its Tlnard 'fj" that hia mde tt the proI oanced iucce?s of the pat tjvo seasons all gier Amtrtca, vyii! uudbtclr drT fvria

a aeries of large houses here. The New York papers describe it as follows: It Js a phan tetinigoraof mirtb, a regular emporium of laughing gas. Moreover, it is performed with a slap, dash and rush that are captivatIds and In feet ion i. One has scarcely time to brtathe between laughs, and naught is left in the minds of the spectators an hour after the performance, except an exaggerated silhouette cf Messrs. Harrison and Gourlay. and the recurrent echoes of demoniac laughter. TITK ELK'S ANNUAL BENEFIT. That popular and deserving organization, tb local Lodge of Elks, "benefits" at Dxkr on's Grand Opera House to morrow af :errwn. They have arranged a magnificmt bil , and as the order is a charitable oae, ai d has responded to many cills on its trttsury, no doubt their many friends will row come forward and make their benefit a terefit indeed as well as in name. The performance will open wiih an overtare by a cor fclidatid orchestra of sixty piecas, narter the direction of Professor Larnestinoft', f ollowed by the "Dreams of Mathias" from rUnry Irving's play of "The Bells," by tie ir embers of the Cook Comedy (Vnraty, Louis Harrison and J olio Gon Jav appearing separately in their poour cot iraiities; the Oofry Brothers in "Tne Krri(h Locomotive :" the noti Jinaei F. H . roiDdian; NhMjo, the juer; Mv ceund A len, the "Men of Nrve;'' Leopjld -n" Wi-Mworth, hor zontal bar per!jrmer3, m d ct,i act of lliss Frances Iiih'ip'i charruir g KjuMette play, "MaggV Linding." Ihs nrfcrnance wilt conclude with th meaile'Pt the order in "Auld Lange Syne " A !tge number of ticaets have already been nid, irrluding all the private boxes, and as the admission is only fifty cents, no doubt the bouse will be packed to overflowing. A number of visiting Elfes will be in attendsi.c f'Om Chicago. Sc. Louis, Cincinnati and I oulsvills, and a good time is anticipated. KOTKS. Pen Su'ly's ' Corner Grocery" returns to Krg'if 'a the last three nights of next week. Ni-'Jjca at the Z o to day at 2. Strong olio an Henry AmUr'a sensational play, "Counvrfeit," comprise tha bill. Tfce last three n?-hts of next week the Grand Opera Hone will be cccupied by Partley Campbell's "White Slave" Company. Xiss Josie Jones, of this city, has been enpa;ed by Manager Ford, of the Ford-8eguin Of era Company, to sing small parts. She leaves with the company to day. The advance sale of seats for the engagement of the ever popular comedienne, Lotta, at the Giand the first half of next week ( i er.s to-morrow morning at the box otiice. &'Le v.ili be seen on Monday and Tuesday MfrLipgs in her new play, "Marusslle Ni e t che " and on Wednesday evening in "Mc?txte." The favcrite family resort this week sms to be the Dime Museum. It is crowded all the time, and people go away delished with the entertainment given. 01 course the principal attraction is the wonderful "Passion Clock," about which so much has been said, vui the stage chow given is also one of the bmcf the season. Saturday will be chlldicn's dsy. PtSHSONAXi MENTION.

P. S. OTiOurke, of Fort Wayne, is at the Grand. Judge Hammoid, of Ilensse!asr, is at the Grand. Hon. H. H. Dougherty, of Shelby ville, is at the New Occidental. Hon. Thomas H. Harrison, of Lsbanon, is at the New Occidental. Benjamin G. Nadnut, of the Terre Haute bcrniny mills, is at the Bates. Dr. John It Clayton, of Shelbyviile, is registered at the English Hotel. P. L. Jarvis, in advance of the "White Stii" Company, is registered at the Btes. G. G. Forrer, Tipton; J. W. Stout, Noblesvllle; P. W. Raloub and wife. Eransville: J. I McKinney, Fowler; Sam J. Brash, Co luxntu; D D Ha res, Columbus; A J tits', .Anderson; James Marnpr. W. F. Mc Ba-i. , GueLhMd; Mrs J. C. Elliott. Shelbyvu'e; Mont Bcord, Covington, are at the Hotel English. New Occidenla' arrivals: Mrs. J. B. Jone?, Mitchell; M. C. Smith, Mnncie; M. I. Williams, Clinton; Mcnay Brig2S, Sullivan; Mrs. M. E. Mortlns, J. B Haywood, Itichmond; J. C. Bonta. J. Lötz, M. L. Stacsbary. Munde; U.R. Reauchamp and wife. Tipton; Koben iE. Chf.erel, W. A. Co3tel, Goähen; Z. Graham, Washington, Ind. At the Bates: R. 8. Gregory, C. E. Shipley, Muncie; J. S Wooden, Greensburg; R. K. Morris, Richmond ; J. McDooell, Brazil; D J. Jordan, Sm Garner. B'oominston; G. W Fitidly. Bedford; B. S. SattonShelby vil'e; C Fairbanks, John G. Williams, B G Hudrut, Terre Haute; H. B Hau, C. Mrrpjp, Connersville; J. P. A. Leonard and w f, J. 11. Hufiunri and wife, Hartford lit.. W. . Herrod, Cra I rdviile; Jiaes M. Biiir.fr:, Fort Wayne; K. M. Hubbard, New AlUny : E. C. Miller, Lafayette: J. C. Siiall ALroia; Freeiran Coooer, Kokmo; W C Burt, Ihcrntown; Eogene V. Deb, Terrj HuiU; P. H. McCormacfc, Columbuj; C. E J. MiFarlan, Connerville; J B. .Satlord, Mf.n bus: Ltatdrr C. Cane, J D. McClure, jM.'trrcnville; Mies Slli C Morrison, ravrfcrdsville; John N. Wrieht, Honey CrfeV: tm Mary Caitwell, Waldron, are at the Grand Hotel. Eeal Estate Iransfers. (h followlns Cieii were recorded Welaes'.ay, February 4, as reported toy etecg & Eernnamcr, tcact coapliers, 13 aad 1. Thorpe Block. Telephone, 1.C4S: Miildloscx Eantin? Company to Robert A. Kinder, warranty deed to tart of lot 10 la Alvord's PUbdiriMoa of outiot CI In the city of Indianapolis ......S 1,000 03 Fotcrt A. Kistntr to August Aldag, warrauty deed to wune tract 1.1(H) 00 Ji t.n it. 1'owell ct -al. to Ueorg9 . Towel 1, quit cllra to part of lot 91 in Ovid r.utler's extended north alditlou to Col:ce avenue, in the city of lniir.npoli 1,500 CO Louis A. Wright and husband to tiuv tatus Ficlentcher, warranty deed to )ot 5 In Y right's su division ot outiot l.r.l in the city of Indianapolis 6V) 00 caiah A, Mcl argblin to James U. l ogin, warranty dcc1 to rart of lot 1 in DatM k. ock,a addition to tbe town of froattport- IG 03 i)lirn Si. Irewitt od wife Cyrus VYattp, warnintT deed to lot 10 In the (own of Wellington 753 03 Uriah Dey et al. to Janes M. Watts, warranty deed to lot s in tne town oi Wellies ton - 50-3 03 Ella Mate and husband to Anderioa Kinrrde. warranty deed to lot 5 in H. L. " aiton'a ftibdiTision oi lots a ana :u m finnie 12, Hnbtard et al.'a Foutbeat cdit'on to the city of Indianapolis ..... liiUou u. Brown and wife o Henry W. Ferneroau. warranty deed to lot 23. 21. -5. 47. 4S 43 atd SO la W. R. Hnciiire and othtrk' Pin.tnt Kan aJdii'op o tri city of IndianapolisEaMi srrt'sj.a tte to .Mary K. rtnrod. warrny u lot 6 of John S. SO ) CO 120 0

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Howard Frnock and wife to Henry UnTerrat and wife, warranty deed to lot 4 in McLnnKhl n Voollwn llition to the tonn of South port 703 00

Conveyances, 11; consideration.. ..S 6,061 00 Local Courte. EUPEEIOR COURT. P.ooni 1. Hon. N. B. Taylor, Ju l?e. Jan. es A. Rosevelt vs. James Shepard et al, Enit to quiet title. Judgment. William H. Dernny vs. Lemon E. Bainbolt et aL Sait for possession. Judgment for defendants. James Hyland vs. Hermann Cardes et al. Attachment. Verdict for plaintiff for one cent. Alvina V. Campbell vs. Adelia New. Sait to quiet tit I-?. Judgment for plaintiff. Boom 2. Hon. D. W. Howe, Judze. Sarah M. Bruce vs. John T. Burford. !( ach of promise. Dismis?ed. Jcterhine Wiles vs. Martha C. Jordan et al. Foreclosure. On trial by the court. Kooai 3. Hon. Lewi? C. Walker, Judee. Alfred Harrhon vs. John C. S. Harrison, lite ivership. Bryan Hutchinson files petition for caticellation of note. Granted. LeviBitiervs Gordon Hill et al. bolt to forcJoe a tax lein. Dismissed. Divid D. Lr. administrator, v. C, I., S L. and C. Pailroad Company. Suit for dan,?e. Cause continued. (lvt V a Chauge In the Jndtciary Sjctem fCoinmun'Cdted. I Propositions are now before the Letsla tnre to create a Court of Appeals io this State, and to redace the fees ot public officer?. To the latter of the propositions I have noobjectloD. A reform in that direction is sorely needed; but to the former as an honorable cit!zen I respectfully protest. I do not believe the reform in our judiciary sjstem most essentia! t3 the interest! of the people of this S:af.e lies at that end of the line. That we have a wrotchei judiciary system, the most expensive and tardy in the application of its machinery that could be devised, there can be no question. Our JodI(e&' Courts are weil et o lsjh, perhaps, as they are. Our Hoards of County Cooinmßiorers, instead of beirg composed of thre9 members, are generally, if r.ot in every county, competed of four or Ii7e members, three elected and the rest eelccted by tie three, at a grf ater expense to the people than tfce elected memberp. As our Circuit Cunrts ire liow organized it i3 ruinous to those who have the temerity to take the ooin icn of a court or jury upon a question cf a suppo&td right. With original jurisdiction of almost everytbir l', tbffe courts are a monstrous burden opou the people, not so much in the way of taxation for their support, as in cost to litipant. deduction of fees will help, but will not cure this evil. In the country circuits litigants are necessarily made to wait with their witnes!es (whose per diem can not bs reduced much below the present rate) day after day fcr the court to dtsposo of probate business, misdemeanors, and cames of minor importance, their co3ls rapidly accumulatIlj?, and often the most acrimonious law Hiits are those to save themselves from the burden of the costs, the original difference being lost sight of in what thus becomes the paiameunt Question. Now I make a suggestion to the Legislature for a radical chance, viz : Strip the Circuit Courts of original jurisdiction of pre bate, misdemeanors, and ot civil actions where the claim is less than $100, enlarge the circuit?, and let there be two sessions each year, and lelegate a large number of Circuit Judges to private life es rast as their terms of ofhee shall expire. Create a County Ccurt with juris Jiction of probate matters miJemcanois, and cf civil actions up to iöCO, coextensive with the county. And CDake the judges of such ciutti ex officio members cf the Beards of County Commi3 sirners. from tbe districts in whictj taey msy live These court? cai ba i.i s?-sioi, practically, all the time, except when the juc'ses'sit with county boards Let the County Clerk be tbe e'erk cf the Ciunty a well as the Circuit Courts, and prohibit the County J udge from practicing in hit ovn or Al or couits. Give to each count v a Pross cntiL-g Attorn r. Make tbe sikiries of the Circuit Judges " COO , ot tht County Jadgta freni ji.2l0 to 5::. 00, according to population cf the countlea and of the Pros3Cuting Attorneys $200 with fees. Are not the benefits to be anticipated from such a sjs eat aD pareDt? With tbe circuits enlarged and the salary of the Circuit Judges increased, the best ability wonld be found on the bench, tbe Court dignified, and it may be made the ajptlJate court In certain causes from the County Courts and its decision made final, thus lightening the work of the Supreme Court. Cauees of importance can be speed ly tritd, and corfequeutlv with Ha expense. Th County Courr.3 wonld be popular f-jr the ksser caoMS and there woul J be a clear tield lwajs for a trial without delay. The C unty Boards would have a Jndge in t?iir boiies und the expenfe of the extra rrerubers done away wiih. While tbe defunct Circuit .Incuts are Iiod;cg out their t?rms, mike Lern for such t me ex officii Ju ices of thf County Courts in tbe counties where they üte. G. February .5. Hints to the Lesiilature. rcommunicated.l It appears as if the people were going to be sadly disappointed with our present Legislature. It was generally thought that we had elected the ablest set of legislators the State had ever had, which is, perhaps, true, but then we are beginning to realizs that there is Euch a thing as having too much ability in a legislative body. About onethird of the time of the session has passed, and the time been taken up by a few of the would-be statesmen in wrangling over unimportant measures that would have been tetter if they had died "a bornla'." I see that a distinguished member has proposed a bill to reduce tho legal rate of interest to (3 per cent., which strikes a large cumber of the borrowing class es very ru'cidfl at this juncture. A large cumber of farmers all over th Stats havo moLey borrowed, and the time for payment is now at hand and they are unable to rr.cet them in consequence cf the extreme low price of farm products, aid thnronly means of raving thercseives from utter ruin is in renewal?. Should the ief;al rate of interest be reduced to 0 per cent., the lenders would seek oore profitable fielu3 of operation and renewals would be impoesible, and our Court! would be filled with pel: tions for fre C'Of uie. It eounds well for a member to unreitske to g 11 his constituents with the deIns ion that he is advancing their interests by compelling men to loan thi m mooy at a lewer rate of interest, but he will fiad that he may enact a lav to prevent them from exacting the present rat bat he ran net compel them to accept a lower rite. While urder tbe present d c re s?.? i state of afTa'rj it may be burtheoaome for barrawera to psy the hicber rate, yet it I better to do so loan to tu jojit t- foreclosure under tbe fame rotdiuons. It s-ems to me that this is te a 03 uoavp:clous tixe U tTp?r wita

moneyed affairs of theState, and ths man who dees so for the sake of a little cheap political buncombe, will sooner or later ethe folly of his action. With money at per cent, and taxes on tbe notes in the bands of tho owneis, who may live In atme of the incorporated cUie?, at 2, 21Z or 3 per cent, eeerus like a rather poor investment. An inequality of our tax law that tems not to bave struck the average legislator is the taxing of notes in the hands of mortgagors end then a tax on the morrgiged property ssainst the mortgagee. If we cSu'a correct that evil and relieve the mortgagee fron taxation in his indebted cesa it strikes me that it would be a greater relief to tbe debtor class than an attempt to enforce a lower rate of interest. I bave watched the legislative proceedings with great interest hoping to see some measure oi practical interest to the people proposed, but must fay I in common with the people in this eection have been sadly disappointed. We had hoped to Lave something done with onr present onerous and infamous ditch law. but bave concluded that the present body is totally incapable of dealing with it. Perhaps the best thing for them to do is to pass the necessary appropriation b lis and adjourn, and let tbe people elect practical farmers to the next body, and send thee fellows on foreign missions, or something nnre adapte' to their high order of iate'decta. The Sentinel gave tbe correct sound with reference to the investigation of the State Treasury, but onr members seem to be quib bling over the demagogy of Governor Porter in his iiisinnaticg meae. While I have tLe utmost confidence in the safe ccrdllion of tbe Stage's finances under cur efficient State Treasurer, it stems to me tbat the Democratic n embm should be aoxious to make tbe investigation for no other purpose than to show ex Governor Porter np in his true light and to placa John J. Coorer clear of the least shade of suspicion, as I feel certain wi'l bs tbe ces?, before the people, and taking a c!uh out of the Republicans' hands which they can letter us over thir heads. DEMOCRAT. I'iäbersbore. Tnd . January "0, 1335. A Iteniftiy fur Iutilg:ion. Salisbury steak npp- tj be giving remarkably good resum diet for people troubled with wak or uisordered digestion, but who require the supportiug power of animal food. Tbe manner of preparing it is described by Dr. Hepburn in tbe Philadelphia Medical e.rid Surgical Reporter. The surface of a round steak is chopped with a dull knife, the object being not to cut bat to poucd the meat. As the meat pulp comes to the top it is EcrateJ oil, while the tougu and Cbrcua portion gradually reaches the br.tom of the trough. The pulp ia then cure into cakes and Bghtly and quickly br. iied, so as to leave it almost raw insid. Tbis diet is eorretimej U3ed exclusively in cbrcnic cae 8, at d S3 a rule no drugs are r ployed with it except tonics

SOCIETY NOTICES. b riAHi.Mt; i cataipna i.oiie rso. sot. t. ana ff A. xiHson. stated meetiu? in Masonic Tem;ie this (Tliurliy) eveninsr, at ":30 O'clock. MAItTIX Ii. IUUE, V. M. William n. Smythe, Secretary. O. 5. KUK.OKLO WlilTSFrT. fcueral Directors and Inbainiera Fa. 77 Ncrta Delawtre street, it-iepccne connection to oti.ee and re&idenc 'Urrltrei to Wwl.llnii aid PxtVm ThArefom th moon, the (rrvpra3n of floodJ. l'al in ber aner. washes all thair. Uiiat rheumatic dlsoamsi may abouul" Whether the "pale moon" has Increased tbe Flze of her wash as tho world has increased In population may be a question, but Its a fact beyond question that Rheumatism has increased uatllltdoes "abound" la "alltbeair'aadtliousauds of human beings ar bi"unJ and tor-raeLt-vd with t'ua excruclattn? patn-j tliat only BttumaUsra and Neuralgia can millet. is tho ONLY conqueror of these terrible diseases, as hundreds gladly testify. Mr. O. Tliomron, c. n.-T. t P. R. IL M ic!ii Shops, Stuart, Iowa, write.?: " Athliihoro? wreatly rfl!rl nT? of t refill ii Khpuniatis:n. an t I v.-illinj-lv rc.-ni. niond it as a r'!in ly that will -!ire RV--.nis-t:K:u. I r-iirtnoi to my Ii!, hü 1 ift-'r Mi-iutf cue bottle was aMe to o to work." Even if so Btranjje that at first vou rnp.v hnrdly believe it. it IS true that " ATHLOPIIOHOS " will do for YOU just what it has done for others. If rou ear, not c-t Athi.o?iioi?o f.f yrtir dr:?. j:i'i.wevill M.nd it fxprts j'fid. t.ii r -cii t (f !f-'i'ar price on,' dollar kt I-ottle. Wt: pf-.-ior tin t yen l.ny it from your trurit. l'jt il !;.. li.i-ii i if. cl- not be ersuaded to try sonic thi:-. fi.-e, i order at oik e from us, as d;rfi-t.l. ATHLGPHOnOS 00 UZ WALL ST. MEW YORK R UUAJb Ulli ff ENG USES. In operation at West Maryland, Diitpq Well ttore 1 and 2 horse power. Safer thaa coal oil lazape. K. K. KOtSZ. State Azent. STRANGELY PARTED I the title of a deeply interesting story jnt commenced in tbe March Part ot the New Montaly Louble Jourrjal, Something to R8atf.,, Tte March rart also contains Four Lon and Complete Störtet: everal ishort Stri for the young and 23 Illustration; also Fasniong, (.tiide .'or Borne Comfort, etc , etc. Price 25 centa per copy for tale by all newsdealer?. TOE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, t.eneral Agents, 2-. and 31 Beekrasn Street, N. V. !ubK'riptiocs received for all Foreizn Periolla's. but beware of canvassers pretending to b inr Apent'. J. H. FARRELL & CO., Steam Beau n sr. Private Dweilinira arod Pubiio Buildtniff fitted Up Coapiot. 94 :orili llllnol tftrcot.

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DIGKSON'Sff Jndianapolis's ijauliius Festiva! Three Nights and Saturday Mtinee, co-nmeucla? This (THURSDAY) F.renlu?. Feb. ö. TUE CUHEDUN-, iiiRBisos & mwm.i In the Laughing success of Mo lra Ttrae?, I fw K: I F IP IR3 Oi BY THE LIGHT OP" THE MOON! Greeted by enormous audience-, und the r- 'rrent echoes oi their vociierous laughter, from New York tDÖau FrancUco ri ice? 15c. 'J5j. tOc, 75; and 21. Friday Afternoon. February 6. Monday, Feb. 9 LOiTA. WANTED. LOST Any article cf value, not eiceediLg ttree lines, inserted two tines FREE Under the head "Situation Wanted," foar lines j orkfs. inened FREE. V7 ANTEI Vy :i boy nf tixuea. n Tiv-et- 1o ecy k;.d id VH'tk. Ct.il cr a:dres :i7 Wt JiitxiSHn urtet. 1 1 ANTED For ppc t ch. fC.OOu en n' t .) and V a t a'f acd tbtci- inch dry wbit oak to cr. le f r t aLd third. ril'LR j HAMILTON, LouiviUc, Ky. 1-2 J ANTEP To Itnie fourteen lots in (Jeor?3 W. f Ferkr r sddiuon to Oat Hill: to lea for five vcb T8 clear: wo:iid make good garden. JOHN li. hLGEKv'v i?ONS, Lafayette, lud. 23 7 WANTED To Publishers A flrFt-ctawt printci f and pressman, who is a spicy, noiay, euereetic writer, wants a sit on a good peper la lullär. Address TRINTKR Bex 41?. Landing, Mich. V" ? ANTED-Uood agents wanted to introduce t " tte Co opeiative system, a new and certaia method of it'c.'?aine c-t-h sales of rnrchau iie, ciij;:isr ard retaining c?s!i cistoraer. Areata ffie $:00 a month. Worth millions to dealers. AtMro-o. with stamr, J. H. L'NN. Isn. tnd. :i FOU SALE. F OR SALE-Oue Cce draft htalEon. RA LS TOS A(0. 1 hOR WALE liousi-si and LoU in nil prt. of t',ie it J, ÜALNARD S A YLüj, 7j ard 17 bl Mtket Ktrf t. Füll SALIC I iiave h tool far.il f)rie-ix iuil p Fouth of Casey, 111., and a toi e . u 1 a ha'f north cf Hfzel Ltll, Cr nbrrlaod dm .tv, 11 iiiois; iorty ecica cf prairie, well Improve J: llute "ood wells of vt8:khiiJ ten acros of tlsaber: can ?;tve poff.ssiou thirty davK ttcrsalj: to old totaie(aieof it auy louder. GKOKUE A. UE.N'IIY. 'i: ANNOUNCEMENT. r iioE Korcq to Hot Springs for tlie tr-aiment J cf pyi hilis, gieit, fcrofu:a. and all cutineous or Hood dieaeR, can be cured for one third the cot cf mic). a t ip at tbe old reliable stand. I hive bten located tcre for twenty three years, aud with the advantage of lore and successful exreritnce can warrant a cure in all caees. Spermatorrnea aLd lmrotency, in all their stages, positively cured. Oüice hours, 8 a rn. to 9 p. in., V, Virginia avenue. Indianapolis. Pills sent witi full directions at SI per tux. DR. BENNETT, successor to Dr. Fwinir. FOR RENT. 70R RENT Two cr three unfurnished rooms I l.'.i . f V-.n. " V- tf.n.t trnli Q7 tact Weshinston Ftrcet. uu i.aci i 4 i & cull. nu'ij A . I J , 'Z3 iTOU RENT One unfurnished front room, with J two larpe clcsets, for two gentlemen or man Rtd wife: second tioor front: Rrate, kas, fuel and water furnished: no cooking allowed. Apply la loreaoon at 133 East New York Hreet. 1-3 FINANCIAL. M T ONEY At tbe lowest rata of interest. J. W, rpo LOAN Money with privilege or prepayI nent: terms reasonable. TÜ03 C. DAY i CO., 7o tast Liarkitt street, Indianapolis. TO EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE For drug store, two-storr res.rtence, with larce lot, all In good repair, In city of 2,(C0 population, in Indiaua. Address Postoff.ee Lock Box 44, Vevay, lud. 24

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IE BOOT

Last July, at the grand aral evfr-'olf remembered reopening of our beautiful store, we announced as one of the leading a! traction 3 in the wiy vt Ltdies' Shoes, a certain Kid Button Boot, fully describing at the lime its advantageous qualities, superiority of Ftyle and jwrfect fit. The pric at tLat tißje ($2. ?5) we considered and so pruni) unnKially low, and tiie liulk of tho mararnolh lot waa speedily reduced n proporrioa?, whtu ttfn'ion 75S callrd to other Hues. There rüiialn nnw tn stock aoo-it 0 Pairs ot the absve goods in Op' i Toe and Conio n Sa-e htvies. Ve prefer a qiick eacrifice in the pr.eo to keeping them lorjjer, and hive thrown on sale to day every pair rema'nin at the following 1 v7 price. We simply state we will warrant each pair of them, acd gn-irariTe the-ji a fine and as good a? any 3.00 eho'i now in this city.

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BRA PfH3LI CO.

Nell the City Gas COKE, always Dry and Clean, and AU Kind of COAL At Lowowt PriccH, OFFICES CO ZTcrih Ecl&7are,140 South Alabama, and 453 Ea: Oio Dtrefltn. Telerbone 444L.

W. O. WHITE HEAD,

WHITEHEAD & WRIGHT SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS Si WÜITEUFAD, Granite filonumonts, Vaults, Statues, Etc., Artlitlr, Perfect, frca 0rljrlnl DmIbi, erected ertrywkfre, direct from quirriei. (ca&rti3s l!c!4 7r Eat market Htreet. irVIlAlVA.IlL.IH. ITVI.

.nST ffT R Tl? Cod Modau Paris. 1373. : (QTJ MM Ü 0 The Farite Nu.Tt2rr, 303. 4C4. T; ÖUILäI1i trÜtÖÄ Said üirouchou SJto Wc.ft

WM. I. E1PLEY.

Undertakers, Funeral Directors, -AIS JL PKACTICAL, ICM OAL5I1CUH. tär Fint-class attCLÜEiice at low prices our motto. tillice and Warerooms, Nos. GO and West Market St , near Illinois

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35c. fcFstnei m 35ß. (jfcllery, ICc; Familv circle, 2. - Matinee 6 tu:day. 2?irt to AU - inj nea-xx t: Frk'sy, SaturJay ad Mt;nve. the Two (ire-t Stars. IVCT is J3rei cos Uifsliojo lh'rüut tdUnu-d and ver-auie youti oius livlre, and Al'red McOotll. ucknowb-dd by rnbiic, pr s-and profusion the First Comedian of the Day, in "MUtit'.'s LäMIIN:" "V tr Outl." A great company en J cit. A chimin Oomodf Trarra, full oi ttar'liuz sl'uitlorja. irc-M.- t Jth parkl nz mufc. 'Cl:at- and i.lt-'n di-veric..-A ion'. ant Mow of iaujhter an 1 ttr. A tea! bby aul t ccat tdj doz Thurfidfty, Fötrt:ay 5tb First Collar and Hat Party. FOUR I'R ZI. To the La.-y wearing the )ars :sl Collar, a pair ! Sitte. Toll.e I.ady wtariiij; the tarusd Fat, a p-iir of Skstcs. To the Ccnllema weBria the larpst Ciliar, a pa'r of Si.au p. To tLe (.erdieman wearing the largest Hat. it Tflir ol SkB'e. 1 riday. F'b. 1 FIRST GRAND MASQUERADE. Handsome Triz -8 will teHarled. G0LLEUEAVEUR(r.';( (Corner 8eveath aod Co'.l.w Aeacs. Attraotioa For This V7ook. Friday Nf;ht, February t. -?iriud Fancy Dri Carnival. Trizts fo. Rott Character Ripreeatiticn: Ijuly rair or Club sitfi'cc. (cutlemau Watch Charm Jiost Comic Character sat3 Ca'e. Dtst Due: ConrauiBt'on Titsct I'c Bitivt'iy No Ac mi: ted t ne F.oor vrithot Cottume. R'lL Open Cnttl 11 p. rn. BEST FLO 1R IN illE CITY. HEKIDlAiN lilNK i? O L O! (liUAGO L SESID1AJS. First Lr?sup Games Thursday, FriJiy aal Saturday, February T, üaal7. ir Games called at 9 o'clcck. rrs Ca tf&s VL U AND DOUBLS : h If KElovatGd Cards JEZ&LYYsr Air, lor In His Great SsuEatiou Drama, EatitleJ ' COXJNTIURiriEIT," Atd a Crand Galaxy of Specialty Stars. Cojimencinz Monday, February J. " rv.v s , i j- -r .y .-i rCOAL. WOOD km KINDLING. Prico of Wood Reduced. VAÜDS: 475 L Sich, acd 1S3 E. Market. Telephone ?56.

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KfiUbllsned 1S70.I

iL G. ßlQET. ELIJAH HEI 'J E3.