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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
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Mia mia pafntll, OF Reinbrioge, Is visiting here
pF, bowman viii preach NJ Locus, street church
thit evening,
iloadly "a making uniforms Tor the Senior milf
tafy company,
Tho University lecture this afternoon will by
~. John Y. fafp
The keller htyan wedding was largely attended
aud presents NUMEROUS
There are enrolled about 60 lens about
one'half o which are "FfepA"
The 2ld OF June will be Military Day, aud we
viii be treated 10 q sham battle.
several of Gfeencaslies musicians viii 20 to hear
Thomas orchestra on Tue'dhy evening.
Theological commencement will take place on
the 2sL Five young men will graduate.
Dr. Martin will pteaoh at Locust Street Church
!hia morning the pastor. ar. Earring, belns AZ
fellyille.
Lieutenant Coo has organized a cavalry regl.
men'. Professors Hove anu Min,zer sro mesnpers.
Horses are In demand.
Ascension Day, the 18th. will be observed by
the knights lemnler. The choir consisting of
thirty boys from Christ Church. inc ianapols, win
render the music.
Two OF the members OF the Phi Gammi Delta
fraternity have become quite noted ~ actors Tho
plays IN which they star being Monte CristJ"
and Bunch OF Keys"
The solos rendered by Mrs. Laura Parker nj the
Presbyterlan Church on last sabbath morning,
and by Miss Jennie Reagan In the evening, were
well received and one OF the features OF the sery.
iccs.
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MAJ cobb vss not tho lssst inpsr,sn, feature OF
the evening.
MI K,ni vone sud Mis- katherine Adam, were
married sp last wednesday evening at The res.
aeIee 81 Me-, Arthur I. Wright, by Rev. M. VIII.
ton, The father Of MIS- Wright largo number
~ gutsu we're present, fof The BRIDE has always
hetn n social favofiie. uhe wore n costume OF
white ottoman slik, with crystal lace front Hof
hewtu wtfe Asfchael Neil roses. Mf. ana Ma.
Meme iooh Immediate poasession oi their new
home nj 80 Norm Isnns, lysnia street.. People.
The nble class Of which Mr. win u, Hay IL
teacher, save delightful aooal. with literary aud
musical ptoffammt, last svenlaE nj Memor
church, The olass consists NJ about twenty yoans
ihdiss and gentlemen. oil oi whom catered GA N a.
tstiicaly into the pleasant labor OF entertaining
ittif iflet a.. q very laffe number oi whom were
10 htthoahto Tho pfotthmme, when Vas re-
csived WITH marked approval, was ~ follows
llHh0 folp, America, tuttuui,n ts,,naNhH Hnlfcfn
song CD sants o. Dee" to) "Disaproiu,ment. 80.
Mra pahufman
g,cliation- "invsnlofs WIFE" "Cuadie doom !
Miss Alice Good win
Wong. la) "hffenadc.H 'in May Time ,,t.,,.. ..,.
Mrs, u, >, Ham uun 4
Recitation "Faraa Letter" "yantee Ia Love -
hal headed Men, %, ,.,.,.u.,. neflie FEEBLE nan
Recitation, "kentaosy Belle ,,... ,,..,,,.. II, BOB,
Minute saturday.
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Poes death. lie said: Edgar Allen Poe ia
dad. Well, thousands will hear OF IL, but
none will regret Ii. He died in an unknown
out OF the way hospital in the city OF Balti.
more, in n 1T OF delirium tremens.' This was
the fret utterance OF lying SANDER which
10 took Poes friends five and twenty years TO
efficiently contradict TO the world.
Mr.. Stoddard goes on TO sheer nc Poe's
career at the academy at Charlottesville
This Is another SANDER. have in nv pcs.
session letters from the President and Secre-
taiy OF that institution testifyi ing 10 the ex-
celience OF Poes conduct and abilities while
there.
MORE gErUrATIoNs.
In word, Mr.. Stoddard ISLANDERS Poe
from end TO end of the statement he makes
concerning his recoilectiops OF Pos. He
sneers at Poe as poor, and as being demon
allied by drink, debt and opium To De
poor is no shame, and as for the latter asser-
ticn II is simply q statement of what is not
true. Poe was not suffering from the effects
OF liquor, ! most emphatically declare
when he was brought 10 the hos.
pital on the day preceding his death
October :, 1919. As for the snear
at his parentsge in being the son OF players
the ssertion Is not strictly true for his faith or
never was really professional actor; bat,
even were the statement true, it would carry
no shame. As for the charge that ne was
liar, tie appellation spplies to thote Who
make this untruthful allegation. Seldom
has 1t been sought to tarnish great name
with such wanton. useless and utterly
mends cious SANDER as are the SO called II mi
niscences Of Pee by Mr.. +. H Stoddard."
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Rev. rfoI. Ecn.. VIII preach 81 TIE Pint Pee
h3tflan Church today.
There viii 10 psschlug q, The Central Christian
thnfuh ny hev A. Mclean,
Rev. }. q. Cowsn will preach "a The uaiied Pres
tyieFihn thuich this morning
A. tho fifst rnsiish Lutheran Church Rsv
John taisy viii preach this morning,
Rev. n, y. kelehbot will rfeaon az the North
Baptist Church TO dsy a. the usual hours.
Thste viii ee ptesehins 2, the Third chfillan
Church today bg Rev, u, X. Van hurklSh.
There wiii DO too services 81 the Memofih rfes.
lyietien Church 10 dsy, eondaclod W Rev. u, A,
Idstn.
Rev James Mcleod wilt occnry the pulpit, al the
Second Ifs,et'efian Vhuieh 'his morning and
cytnlnE.
There Will 10 preaching - the south stree.
raptitt Church today ~ Rev. =. y. Lamb. OF
Chicsso,
There viii be presiding Al Roberta Park church
lbs morning by Rev. John Aiahastef. Rev. l. n.
Mcdonnell Will preach thia evening,
.,ilegwlll hep!eaehins morning sna eyenlgF
MM.,hs risn rlfseyst'an, Vnssga ny ne! j. ~
Rev. n, V. Hunter, pastor OF the seventh prelby'
terrain Church, will take or HE subject this mofi.
isr, Are sabbath Laws Consistent with iio'
church ny REV, O. q, AsCailocb. Morning topic
ihc vhFl,ps Mary EVENING "Iho Value VI
Special services viii be held at tho May
copgfcr. tional CHURCH this evening, CON mpmora
tive OF D, tephluu nonsb, KpS " a. hyde will
preach
Rev. I, Mcdonnell viii preach at Merit an street
church this motniuF, nnd Rev John AlabAa ~ NJ
the ovsnins subject "fhv l. puof Question and
iiirh licentf.h
Rev 4. q, Hay will preach mof0ing and even
inp OF the Tabernacle church, Morning subject
Tho Folly OF unheliefl" evening, "aisslona ol
slam aud Laos
Rey, A. Marine viii nrsaob a. tho Central Ave
nue. Church mofninF and evening Morning ~ ~
isot, "a Question Of Doctrine" Eyoning, 'fhp
Divine fslimale of Human Great o."
Rev. Reuben Jeiery will preach nj tho Fire
Translation OF knoch," There will DO pFaaohnp
this evening at the aame church by Rev. J. n
Mebie. 81 Denver Col.
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indianapolis Live Stock Marhsss
UNycn HfocK-YARDo. May
oxruD-Rece1pts. 80 head; shipmenus DO
head. Fair supply OF local; quality only isir;
market strong: all sold readily.
Cnooo 0ippng grade....-........ ....B 80 -
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QUIZ SOCIAL LIFE.
~ Bssn n Miniature Views % Indian
apeIis People.
4 Complete Record Of Society Events,
Together with the Coming and
Going OF the Capital City
Dsnissns.

lThe feeiss, column Of the sunday sentinel isa
SPECIAL feature. and an effort IL made with each
sdftion 10 furnish sucn column will DC OF ga.
o<ssst 70 oil the readers OF The Sentinel. We hope
me ffisnds Of the aentnei will suli furnish us
with mstfsr for this department.. snd assure them
that eli such items are uted II practicable. Ia
psspefinr society items. please use but one side OF
she paper All items fer this column mus, be
our own lIalenllnr.l
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The rarishioners OF Rev. George Hepworth
feel themselves sggrieved that the response
bilitfes OF his pcs ton rs edtor-in CHIEF o.
the New York Herald leaves him no time for
IaTt chial visits. A church meeting is to be
held 10 consider the subiect
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cotton.

MEMPHIS. May 9-Cotton-ouiet: rnidcnns.
roszc Peceipts IS bales: shipments, So oele3s
stock. q. aas5 bales; sales. $50 bales
ST. LOUIS. May 9.-Cotton-Qutei; mldolings
To- -. sales erO bales receipts 10 pssess knlp-
men.s go bales: stock, l6,s00 Da'es.
GALVESTON May Cotton Quiet and IN
changed. net and gross receipts, 60 bales Exports
coss,wise ECO bales; sales. SO bales; STOCK, s,slI
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May - Cotton - quiet ana
unrhaneec Net aud gross receipts, 10 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. 155 bales: ttset pofn
coastwlse 2o0o bales; sales, SO bales tiock, w.
SIS bales.
urw YORK NAV g. Cotton--weaker: prices
unchspeed. futures closed quiet and steady: Nay
nc 0c0Io &C: June, lo77@l0 7sc; July. los<; AZ
gust, 10 sS@,0s9c: September. loe59le - Ocko'
| her 10 aO@32e. November. 016Nlolscs Decem'
| Der, 10 v60ioO January. ,o249le.2sc.
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LGltic Parilcr's ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Honorable
DISTRICT or CHTTENDEN.N Tor the District of
~ of Chittcndcn.
TO the heirs and all persons Interested i'm thr
estate OF lrttlc Parker, late of Milton in said
district, deceased. GnrrTI<,.
W ii EHEAS, application hath been made 10
TINS court IN writing 10y the administrator Of
the estate OF said deceased, priyin for license.
ana authority to sell the real estate of said de-
ceased, setting forth therein that it would Inc
hcnciclnl to the heirs, dcNIsccs and lcgutCcS
ana all those Interested in said estate to sell
the whole of the real estate of said deceased
ana convert the same into money, and having
hcu IN court the written consent to such sale
of all the heirs, dcN isecS and k,gatrrS Of sniI
estate residing in this State
WliEREUPON, the said Cont apuoiutcd
az the Probate Court rooms, in said distrir re-
hear and beside upon said application ana De
tltlon, ana ordered public notice thereof TO he
gwen to all persons interested therein. by
publishing said order, together with the time
ana place OF hearing, three weeks successive
~ IN the burlington FREE Pass Il newspaper
which crcuatcs in the ncighborhood of tho 50
persons interested in sand estate, all which
publlCatlons shall he previous to the day MS
Signed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO mn
pear before said court, nj the time and place.
assigned, then and there in said court TO make
your objections to the granting of such license.
II you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms, this Eth day of January lSS5
GEO. W. WALES Register.
2a,w3w
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EUnicc Owens Estate.

y l. 'f tEhONT, ! The !ionuIuhl,
District Of Chi,truI.n the probutc Court
Tor the district of
~ thittrndrn.
To the heirs and all persons Interested i'm thn
cN!1l" nt Elnlrc owen, late of Hinr>uurxh i'm
said District, deceased. I;HrtTTNC
whereas. application hath been made 10 thiS
court III Writing. 10y the administrators, of said
estate, praying Tor license and authority tn
sen Inc itdl estate of said deceased s.itiu,r
torih therein tnat it wuuld br beneficial 10
tlt htlfs ana all persons interested in said rs
,alc 10 sen the whole of the real estate of suii
dcIcaSt'l ana convert the same Into money.
ana having hicd in court the written consent
10 SuCh sal" OF all the heirs Of said estate ,,
siding in this State.
W hcrrupun, tine said court uDpointrl and
assI=hrd the 9Th day of February. ISIS nj the
iTnbatc QUIZ rooms, in said district to hear
anu u"rlir upun said application ana ne
tHlhll' ANA ordered public notice thereof ia
I' gwen 10 all persons interested therein h,.
punI>hlnE >lld order, together with the inn.
ana place 81 hearing, three weeks successfully
IN inc burlington Free Press, "A n,.w>putnr
"iIrh clrcuitcS in the urighhprhool of those
persons Interested in said estate, all which
pHnhcatlun> snail b" prrNiull, t. the ,lpy Ms
Nignru for hearing.
therefore yuri are hereby notified to apuc,r
i"l'rr SAM court, 1T the time and piilr,. rs
>i"n"d then ana there in said c0Irt tp
make your objections to- the granting of such
llttl!>' o, II You -" cause
Gwen under my hand, at the Pro,,utc Court
rooms, TINS i"th day on january, lS,5
GEb. ". " AIT.> Itr.i-t,r
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Or. CAGES Singular Success.

Last week pr. Gage WI again in Montpelier
ana Burlington and It still greater thrung of
patients consulted him than At any preceding
visit iti~ practice is among our best families
who alrrudy realizing the efficacy of the Doe
Tor peculiar herbal treatment, send their
TRENDS To him IN great numbers. One well
known Montpelier resident who had spared
neither time nor money and who had travelled
thousands nf miles i'll quest of health already
reports most remarkable results from Dr
,,agc treatment nnua lady ON Church St,
burlington. reports her cure after having been
thr rounds OF the local Physicians of that ana
other cities. Certainly Or. Gage has nluluuunt
reason TO h" proud of his achievements liz.
came t. Vermont an entire stranger and by
ms chnior, honest dealings and skill has built
up II nhctlcc second to none in the State If
Is nor strange that people were little slow
at niSt to accept his treatment. for the conn
tIN mas b"cn oNrrlun vii unrrinciplcd char
tdtanS who have imposed upon and disrustcd
the community. 1t speaks well for the doctor
that he has visited the lending cities i'm New
tialnpShiic every month for years where he
publishes hundreds OF sworn testimonials from
well known citizens like the following:
Ira :. Appleton, iIlshoro Bridge, y. H..
max t nHth Wy VIII" Vas helpless with spinal
ltj pounds"
G. L. 5unum. 40. Monroe. y. H.. total loss
OF power III lower cNtrcmit!cs ;alsO kidney dis
ease cure! and the Doctor did not sec him
Edmund Brown, kcrnr, ~ H., child could
not walk; Snluai disease and nearly blind with
ScroiuIn: cured and can run ana play.
Alice VitU~ Winchester, y. H., S,iorEla in
eyes ~ weeks in a dark room cured
oHN"r prlrrn, Concord, y. H.. wife cured of
ovarian difficulty and general female weak
ness
Mary Smith, Fast Gambia, y. H., dropsy aud
ovarian tllnur large ;lS "A persons head: cured
Isaac liuttrick, Londonderry. y. H. wife
cured oi ScrutuGt, and son of deafness and
Clturrh.
4; l.: Cellcy,. West Andovcr, y. H.. makes
oath My wife had been given up with con-
sumption; Dr. Gage cured her radically"
Ora Bishop. Post master nj McIndOcs, VT
says My wife was very lame used crutches :
DR.. Gage cured her"
frank Wheclock, Newport. VT, stomach.
liver ami kidney troubles and nervous pros
tlution: gained HIS. in first ~ days.
Lew Burt. IIttlcton, y. H., nervous pr0stra-
ton &C, cured.
&C, Hall, Iioscawcn, y. H., cancer ON lip
cured.
Miss NJ j. Barnct, Walpole, n. H., cured of
deafness and cutarrh.
Amos Young, Derry Depot, y. H.. catalrh
ana Scrntllu, So bad that AN Oricc was eaten
through roof of mouth cured.
See "Iicrali of Health" containing sworn
testimonials To all manners of diseases cured.
DR.. Cages Appointments.
burlington. Van Ness. Wednesday, Frhrl-
airy 1 Montpelier Pavilion House, Thursday
February y; Mortified, Friday. until l.. m
only. New York, a West Fiftieth street every
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HUNDREDS OF ILLUSTRATIONS of other art
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Ernal lautiesa.
Nathaniel PariIcr's ESTATE.

vi, rue subscribers, hving been appnintrl
" th!' ii"ndi%li" the Probate CuIuf for thr
Di,iiirl 81 lhltt"ndon Commissioners II, rt,-
1rh', 'NaIllnt ana adjust the claims ana
Huiul'N ~ All persons against the estate eff
NNotnanIIl fakcr,ttc ui Burlington. i'm ,ii,l
ulslrict dcccascd and also all claims ana de-.
inanhs rNhipltcd in offset thereto; and siv
months months from ne day of the date hereof being
therefore hereby give notice that We viii
attchd 10 the business Of our appointment ,it
lhc Once OF Elihu B. Taft in Buriinytn, in
slld district, on the first Tuesdays of Fchy,'.
of said days. " wa '"' Il
Dated this 10Th day of January. 1855.
;. VI. POPE. I,
, ELIlIr 49, TAFT, Commissioners.
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STATE OF VERMONT. 70 all persons con-
blSt fc' OF th'tcndcn. corncd in the cst,,t,.
"l lhlthrr l.. iawrcUcc, late OF Birliugtnr. in
SAM district deceased.
GHEtIING:
~ PHOmtc Court. holden az Hmriu.,tuu.
WIlnh ana for the District of CAitiruu.u. on
,lr l"th 'iaN OF january, 1850. an iu- t,rli,cu,
paIporug to bc tn" last will ami to~tlIurnt
OF ii,thrr J.. Lawrence. Et"0 al ihIrlinytII, in
Stn,u' Slti't licensed, Wa. presented to Tin"
"trJ H'IrrNaId Yer probate Ana It is
81 lcbru"rY, ISIS, al thc Probate court
hl,l:,N IN Iid burlington, Ice assigned for
PROVING sud instrument; and that uoticr
!ntTt3l b' gwen 10 all persons concerned. Inv
PuMlNhihV ms order three weeks slicrrssivrN
III ll' burlington Free Press. "A n,w.t.,,,',.
,,ai'"u al 'ald burlington, previous to- the
therefore, You are hereby not iiicd to oppc,r
o'lnrr 'tld Court, at the time and place itn,'..
sun ana contest the probate of said viii If
you have CiilSC. ~ '''' "
nivrn under my hand at burlington. in said
District. this 18th day of january. i.s5 ''
.o,o. GEO. W. WALES. Register
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Woodstock Standard.

The Burlington FREE PRESS is Il Vermont
paper thut we take great pleasure in COM
mchdInB to our readers. In its editorial man
ayem"nt it is di1niicd, candid and able, in its
selections always judiciuus and in its news de-
partmentS enterpriSing and reliable The d.ilv
or weekly isa valuable addition to one, list of
pMnCls.
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NergcnnCS NcrlnOntcr.

The FREE Press AND TIMES, which has since
its establishment stood in the very front rank
of the newspapers of the state. has, by lis on
t"rpiIS" within the past few months taken "A
long step in advance and is to-day, says the
Phitsburgh NcHtHri, more attractive in ap-
ptarahcc, more convenient in arrangement
ana more complete i'll its news than any other
paper printed in Vermont" The Boston Times
says: I'm" pest paper ever printed in Yer
mont "
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w. II. Junction Landmurk1
We can say without any violation of con
science That the FREE PRESS is second to none
il Vermont, and to but few in New England.
In the past two years it has gained in talent
and in push fully forty per cent.
\ Voice from New York.
lHlattshur.h Sentinel
The FREE PtE>s has been wonderfully i'm
proved from year to year, and i,a large and
very interesting journal
The Best in the state.
llhchfOrd Journal
Tine EREE PRESS is the best daily paper in
the state ana we recommend our rcadrrs to
subscribe for IL.
\ Credit 10 Vermont Journalism
1T bloomsbury Cucdunianl
The burlington Daily Free Pres, H. Il credit
to Vermont journalism. II shows what ability
ANA perseverance Will do III making Il daily
paper even with 80 limited field as Vermont
Uilc.~.
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GOOD WORDS.

IBurc Entcrprisc.l

T'7-TTT7
We suppose Ia" Burlington Daily TWrE
PHE'' mas II larg" circulation. It ought to
~ 1t is now printed in clear type, and made 1Ip
III the most attractive form. Most of the
matter is ON the outside pages, thus avoiding
opening the paper to get the most essential
news. 1t is printed clear and nice, and ought
10 DE well patronzed by the people of Yer
mont.
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THE GARLINGTON CHARGES,


WA~IHNGTuN, ID. c.. Jan. l2.-Adjutant
General Drum forwarded to-day to Gen.
ilazen meinprandum prepared by the
secretary of War to express his views
with regard to the charges recently pre-
fcrred by ten. llaHrn against Lieut. Gar
llngton in connection with the latter's man
agement Of me Greedy relief expedition of
lNN:i. There are, secretary Lincoln saws.
III ms memorandum, two charges against
Lieut.. darlington: First, disObedieucc of
orders, with five specifications, and sec
ond, neglect Of duty, with thirteen speci-
licatiOnS, both being laid under the ti2nd
article OF war, The secretary then re-
cites each specification of the two charges
and comments upon them at great length
lie quotes from the findings of the former
court of inquiry and in conclusion saws
pom full consideration of all the facts
which could be known to Lieut.. CARING
ton the court OF inquiry, before which
Lieut. darlington was III effect on trial
was of the opinion that no further pro
ceedlngS before Il general court martial
were called for and that opinion was ac-
cepted and acquiesced in. That court had
before it all the matters out of which grow
al OF the within charges and upon "A care
iul examination of all the known history
or TINS expedition the Secretary of War is
OF the opinion that the public interests do
not require that n court martial he con-
Vtned to try Lieut.. Darlington upon the
within charges. The Secretary,of war does
not regard Lieut. Garlington'S conduct as
Tree from criticism and blame. On the con
trary ne thinks that the language of the
court of inquiry respecting ii was as mild
AS the circumstances of the case would
permit.
The Secretary of War will ALWAYS re
greet, as he did III 1851, that the matter of
TINS original polar expedition had before
he assumed his duties, passed by Con
gressional action beyond the stage at
winch he could with propriety officially
intervene to endeavor to prevent its prep
aratloh. such expeditions rs that Of
Lieut., Greedy are almost necessarily dis
astrous and the interest in their history is
nearly II not always measured by the
amount of suffering and disaster incurred