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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

CHuCseo. Jaue Al ~. aud J. r storey,
furnitn re dealers, to-day discovered de
fcieucy of 5000 ia che accounts u their
confidential book -keeper. 4. ". Wright.
While experts ware examining the books.
Wright f is thought. ied to Canada. He
has wealthy relati1 - iu che East. and came
here from New tors tao years ago with the
highest recommends i0ns
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

DrmS. June 2f-Ths streets Of Dublin
ars crowded tonight wlth people rejoicing
ovsr the appointment of Dr. Walsh. Presi-
dent Of Msynootf College "a Arch Bishop
of Dublin Rand= 1f music are para3ing
tire streets and hnndreds of Ear barrels feed
bon fires 1hich are burning in All parts of
che city similar reieiciug- sre I'M progress
st New-y sad other places.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

X Hard I.aek, Vas called np
INTO the judges stand H. answer
some questions. hs was uzsly, used indeoeDt
Language, 1ld abused the judges until thes
called the Sheriff and had hin sent a. Jail
After considering the matter al length tlae
riders II Ida Mas aud Hard ilucg WeTx sHs-
pended for SIXTY dRys. ANA the r6oe poet
poned until this evening. The suspended
jockeys spent the night Ia Jail. The program
for to-day saA bs found IN another column
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

CulrAeo. june 2t.-The friends Of Judge
smith fle5 volaminous bal Of complaint
with judge Prendergist. Of the County
desire to contest tne election Of Carter Har-
rison to the Office Of Mayor Of Chicago.
The bi.l declare t.at Judge Smith received
the grealesf number Of legal votes for the
ofics and charges illegal voting aud incor-
rect cuuufinr of ballots.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Burehard's Resignation Asked.

WAuuNoroS. June 1.-THE resignation Of
Burclsrd Director of the Mint. has been
formally requested. bGf ss set he has taken
no steps % comply with the request. /. "a
said to night ou apparently good authority
that he Wi. tender has -eslEuatiou tomorrow
and be "a al.o asserted on equally good au-
thorify that Ina the event Of his failure to do
go. his suspeusiou from Office viii follow
unickiV.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

BosroS June 24-Honorary and regular
degrees we're conferred by President Elliott,
Harvard College. At Sanders theatre. to
night. Vice President Hendricks was pres
ent
At the slumui meeting Of Harvard. to-day.
James Russel Lowell vas unanimously
elected president
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

NEx YoRE Juns a Money closei easy Al
~ per cent. Krhsnge closed steady. Posted
rafas 81 - tG4 S5it. scfusl rates. - s4A0t &
for sirty days and 81 ssA "a = for demand
froxernuents cfset hTm. currency 50 iZ1ia
hid. a. crnuon fisN bid. 4.t's DO 1il's bid
Pacific Raiiroad bonds closed. Union frsts
fIs4 Glf7. DO land grants 10 = q Itfk DO sinking
funds 15l,a hid. Csnfrsls. if4%G114k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

NspusoS. Wis. June 2A-The commence
nsut sxercises of the State University we're
held TO-DAY in the presence of nearly two
tnouzand people Diplomas we're awarded
seventy aight zrsduEtes in the vsrious couf-s-
as and Postmaster General y iiss had the de-
gree of Doctor of Laws conferred npou bin
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

niencemenr Of Nt So Msry's college. uesr
FmmHt@hurg one If ths oldest and msst
venersfel shrues OF learning in tire couu-
t-1 rs0k place tc day. The degrees we're
conferred hr trrh-b -bishru GIBBONS. after
xhich be- tddraasssi IRE graduates.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
The Cabinet Announced.

LONDON. June 4.-The official announce
ment of the appointments of Salisbury's
Cabinet has been made. No changes are
made in the list already published.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

When We commenced our great whole
sale trade on CaFlss,ts oar stock amounted
10 upward Of hfty Thousand dolisrs. IL
ls not quite 80 large az Il Wac then. yet
We can show the finest line of patterns 10
be found ia this market, consisting ~
Tai estry Brussels ai the extreme low
priceof 55c. 65c. 75c. Ingram Carpetine
as low as 25e, SOC, S5c, 40c, 45c, 50c. sc,
6Oc, 65c We have the largest assortment
OF patterns ~ we'll as the best makes 30
be found IN tins country. Our stock Of
yELvErs at sll0. sll5, 81 rs and s1.sb
is beyond AL question the most eomplste.
consisting OF the Newest and Choicest
Designs manufactured.
MooUETTEs from sl.l0, sI.2a sl.s5 and
Sl40 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BRUSSELS Il, 95c. sl00, sl.lo and
Sl.l5 is cheaper than can be found n the
United States. and We are prepared 10
guarantee this fact for the reason that our
trade Is coming from places hundreds of
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRING A COnPtNf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

IsPERa. Nich. June 3t--Thomas McBsnn-
of Columbisville, while returning from Coles
cir.rs last night. IN an intoxicated condition.
lay doxn on the ra5irosd track and Uzs ruu
over by the cars ard instantly Killed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

ladies Black and Coioreo Jerseys.
Some of tise cheapest goods M tins hne
yon ever saw. In taci those Ne sell fog -
30 aud 45c are about as tllin ss cheese
cloth and we'll adapted a. . tropical OH
mate like that ~ Honduras or any place
under the equator.
Ne sell d splendid jersey ior 75c that
IL retailed elsew here from SIC a. 81 each.
A very good quality Tor sl.25 aud sl.50;
also very g,.od Jersey foE s. We also
have tbose 81 superior make and finish,
for s2Si, s. $3.50 aud upwards
SrRIN0 A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Riddle and geiber Acquitted.

PFrTsBvzs. Pa. June 24.-The sealed YER
diet ia the Riddle -Reiber Penn bank con-
piracy case. which vent 70 The inry yester-
day afternoon. has 5ust been opened. Il
fsitis Riddle and Reiber not zuiitg. the prose-
-ltion 20 pay costs 0f suit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Ca1cseo. June ft-one hnndred and
seventeen nr,rs fnaa been called
Il, fh.s 81 a-use u-Brrier TRIAL AMI les rejected
and rrir 7ue rfaeeii agau'naflpu Ate ee
tense have ft1 Seer emrtorv challenges and
have sxhauste8 sut 81 5f ,ifeu thus far
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

II the people Of Michigan could make
all their purchases as low AZ they can OBJ
tain Dry Goods and Carpets at our
establishment. they would accumulate
wealth al a rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State Of the
Union. SPRING A COkpssy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Will Appoint Morse.

OLD ORCHARD, Me, June 24.-(iov. Alger
has not received Cooley's resignation, but he
says that if a vacancy occurs he will appoint
Hon. Allen Il. Morse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Nsv farE. frue gt-in the suit between
ERE sen Telephone and the Nsiecpis- Teie-
phone companies. I1dze Wallace. IN ERE
Tnifsd ~tates Cirgmit Cuurt to-fsy tss.isied
in Favor of tire Bell Company
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
TRADE AND FINANCE
Chicago Markets.

OFFIcF OF r. Y. TAYLOR. POvers's Block I
GRAND RAPIDS. June -. 1885
Cables Wheat and corn firm at UNCHANGED
price, Advices from Kansas report wheat
thrashing out 5 70 6 bo per scre better than e1-
ro,fed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Spencer and Salisbury Consult.

LONDON, June 24.-Earl Spencer had a
long interview with Salisbury this evening.
The reason of the conference Is unknown.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

IaSnoS. June 24-The Qneen conferred
the Order of the Garter upon Earl Niuaher-
ksy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

VIZ nANUHACTUHF No sHODDf
CLOTHING.
TIE fpilYxing iofs as sofue exrsiieui grsfls<
- keep Tssee 49, god sri,,ugt f0F us q. waf-
rant which rnasns thsi fi,es ssss safe yurrissss
far tia unr - riodersfs niesff vio csnisnf
afford e. ints silancs vher ''utinE ei,'isise
Irairr Fyre Finufei ssek suiss SO q
p-svf Nire.l Caeeifi,esf rsek snits fH
Broker Faai6 stray Cievoii facs suih 100
pls.,t asd flrs Mirel f4ssvs,is e,.ek suifs y %
Is-uun srs fsreer Nirea C.ss s-cs ss,iss = o.
nrevs ans Biset Hirsd Csee saet fui's ~ ~
T8.sss a-s errsIierr ssiuf foF tie nsuu~y.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
6O--COUNT THEM--6O
Only go Left.

THEY 9PEkK FOB THEMSELVES.
Our sI2D0 Gre, Mixed Cl,eyoii 6uii i'ss CRESTED
furura u - made IN the --LATEST style. TIE rui
and ~ j. perfect Food sod tho uolsi,is-
sui' Mt ~ rou cs.n end them in otis~f slssf-~ ~
s1so9 ti.oy would is cheau. We srs l.'ting fi,err
e. af sizoo we have oBll ~ suiis iefi a,,d
20 b, i,sd - st,s price.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Captain John O. Briggs and James NJ
Lang, OF Sullivan. honored the Sentlne
ssnctum yesterday with pleasant cali.
Grand Hotel: N. /. Throckmartln, La
fayette; DIR. Il ID. Brown, Wilmington; ]. b
Given. A. Wica, Maurice Thompson, Craw
fordsyillo; J. II. Cheney, Bloomington; M
n. Smith, Terre Haute; Il. ID. Moore Law.
renceburg; j. M. Din widdle. Rockville II
i. Comstook, ]. A. Baker, Warsaw; M. T.
Lewson. Greencastle; j. w. Crumpackcr La
porte; Thomas Nj. Thornton, Shelbyville:
William Henderson, Columbus; +. ID. Bar
ron, Lsporte: w. M. Madden. Nashville.
Bates House: J. Kupelke, @. i. Grfin
Grown Point; James Il. Comfy, Frankfort
Thomas M. Comfy, William Thompson, Jr.,
Philadelphia; I. +. Rose Muncie; Minor NJ
Kennedy, Vermont; ]. J. Collier and wife,
Lewisyille; John q. Williams, Miss Gilbert,
Miss Beach, w. Perryman, George Il.
Harrington. J. w. Cruft, +. s. Shom,
Frank S. K,dder. Terre Haute; j. ID. TORI,
Greencaetle; w. j.. Cavips Bloomfield; Neil
Seward. J. A. DelRnd. Kokomo; A. J. Parks
Peru; Il. II. Richardson, 4. II. Haney, Bos.
ton; Bsyard $ Gray, Portland A. M
Owen, Evansville; Clarence Galley, Craw.
forosville; ] II. Welsh, Middletown; Charles
O. Slack, Plainheld.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
The Physio-Meds.

The American Physio. Medical Association
was in session again yesterday, concluding
its lsbors in the afternoon. 4 number of
interesting Iapers were presented and dis
cussed and the meeting, like that of the two
preceding days, was of highly interesting
character, The following Board of Censors
was announced by the President; S. o. Rich
ardson, Indiana; S. Z. DYER, Ohio; l.. l..
Morey, Illinois, J. A. Walls, Ohio; M. @.
Keith, Minnesota. The following Chairmen
OF Sections were appointed. Histology, DR..
X. a. Smith, Greensburg; Microscopy, +. w.
Ellie, Falmouth Chemistry, A. Churchill,
Nevada, Mo-; Gynecclogy, II. NJ. White,
city; Physiology, ]. $. Byres. NoblesviIle !;
Surgery, DR.. Treat, Terre Hsute; Materia
Medica, a. ID. w. Leavens, Carmel; Theory
and Practice. K. TbompsI u; Obateterics, DR..
Newcomer. Ponpaylvapia.
DR.. Parker, OF Ohio presented the follow.
ing series OF resolutions which. after u
lengthy discussion, were laid upon the table:
Received. That we arc not in sympathy with
any institution or socalled medical college where
knowledge Is not the one thing necessary for
ing n diploma
Resolved That this association recognizes In
the Physio- Medical destitute. located at Marion.
Ind, an institution that is attempting to receive
patronage by making claims upon physiomedica.
ton which are not warranted By the course OF in.
sesolvcd. That we. as the representatives OF
true medical reform, viii not recognize nor recon.
mend 10 others tor their recognition this institu-
ZION while conducted on its present basis.
DR.. White presented the Bureau OF Gyne.
cologv, and discussion followed in which
Dire. Brsattnin, Byers, Hasty and others par.
,icipated. The presentation OF the Bureau
OF Chemistry closed the programme, and the
meeting adjourned.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Mrs. Jackson, one OF the teachers In the
sunday.sohool at the Southern Prison, ap.
pesred 1T the Governors office yesterday,
with an application asking for tho pardon
OF a convict named William Chrisenb berry,
who IL lying In the hospital In dying con.
dition. Cbrisenberry was sent TO Jefferson.
Vile from Owen County In 1872 10 serve q
life time sentence for the murder Of an inti-
atefriend. The crime was committed In
1866, and the murderer was arrested bat
managed TO make his escape from iail, going
directly to Kentucky, where he settled with
his family, remaining there for eight years.
He WAS unable to remain away from the
scene OF HE crime, however, aud returning 10
owen County was again captured and sont
up. His wife In dead, but his daughter still
lives, and Is very tractive.looking young
woman. She has seen her father but twice
since be has been In prison, bat is exerting
herself TO procure his pardon. and will no
doubt be successful.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
Iskender Boy.

Iskender Bey, Turkish nobleman, aud
for twelve years member OF the sutan's
household, where he was interpreter, Is in
the city. No one would take him for q
Turk, but rather for an intelligent European,
Frenchman or German. He speaks seven
languages. He met General Lew Wallace,
Americen Minister at Constantiuople, on
numerous occasions and testlfes TO that
gentleman's popularity with the Sultan.
Iskender Bey was shown about the city
yesterday by Albert Gall, and IL much
pleased with the bright, business.like mp.
peassnce OF the place
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Liberty streets. The loss was about $50;
The regular summer season of the Virginia
Avenue Rink will begin this morning, with
afternoon and evening sessions also.
The young Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the Central Avenue Church will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival tonight.
In the Sutherland case the Coroner will
return verdict of death from opium poison
iDg with no evidence supporting the suicide
theory.
Mrs. T.iB. Closing, widow OF the well.
known scenic artist. has an original paint
ing by Sir Benjamin West, the Pennsylva-
MIA painter.
The ladies of the Central Christian Church
will serve lunch, ice cream and strawberries
on Monday and Tuesday of next week, at 81
South Meridian street.
John Goodencugh las been granted patent
letters on a cultivator coupling, and D. W.
Marmon on box supporter, both inventors
being residents OF this city.
Mrs. Hendricks gave q very pleasant re-.
ception yesterday afternoon, at her residence
On North Tennessee street, to her lady
friends. A large number were present.
The chair donated to the Sisters OF Charity
Fair by Captain Thomas Madden, and which
was rtfiled off at ST. Johns Academy last
night, was drawn by NJ. Neff, 1853 South East
street, the lucky number being 405.
The Young Peoples Christian Temperance
Union will meet to. night at 80, at 76 North
Pennsylvania street. A good attendance of
members and friends interested Is desired, as
business OF Importance Is to be transacted.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Postmaster Jones has received the appoint
ment as custodian OF the Postofilce building
and took charge yesterday, the property be-
Ing turned over by Mr.. Mckay. With the
new custodian there will be a complete
change OF the working force of the building,
The seven appointments having bsen made
yesterday, and the new appontees TO tsse
bold today. Fred Jones. son OF the Post.
master. will succeed Frank Hall as Chief
Janitor Michael Bowling becomes Engineer
in the place OF John Cshill; JAues Johnson
becomes night watch. succeeding Fred Lang I;
Peter Nilsson, Daniel Barskdsll aud Henry
Albershavdt suoceed..J. w. Watts, II. w.
Smith and J. w. Stewart as laborers. John
Cshill, elevator boy, is succeeded By John
Newland. The salary OF the Chief Janitor
snd Engineer each 10 5000; OF the night
watch, 500: OF the three jaborers $500 each
and of the elevator boy $40. AiDershardt
and Barksdall were soldiers.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
To be Benefited.

An exceedingly entertaining programme
has been arranged for next Saturday night
ut the Meridian Rink, the occasion being the
Hsloyon Polo Club benefit Master Rsphel
will give an exhibition on skates and bicycle,
following which there will be q mile race for
n purse. participated In by Spain, Brown
and Alexander. These young artists are
said TO be tho best sreed skaters In the State.
There will also be an exciting game of polo
tNtween the Halcyon and Meridian Clubs.
Cameron's bar Il will furnish the music.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
CITY In BRIEF.

The Citizens Bank, of Union City, has in.
creased Its capital stock from $780, 900 to
$4,000.
w. II. Coberly, an attorney OF this city. is
on trial In the Federal Court, charged with
accepting an illegal pension fee.
John Dreihsr, the dairyman, who was
thrown from his wagon and injured on
Thursday, died yesterday afternoon.
The alarm OF ire ct o'clock last evening
va caused by . small blaze In the oil house
on the Pan Handle road, between Noble and
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

The Grand Lodge yesterday transacted
some routine buainess. after which the fol.
lowing officers were nominated. the election
and installation, however, not taking place
until the November session:
Grand Master-J. B. Kenner, HUNTINGTON.
Deputy Grand Master-A. N. Grant, Kokono.
Grand warden-I. T. Kitchener. snelbyville.
and ]. f. c. +. Harper. Madison.
Secretsry-B. T. Foster, city.
Observation-Disclosures p. Haughey, city.
Trustees-William Wallace. John l. McQu!ddy
and ]. A. Ferguson.
The memorial on the death of Hon. Schuy-
Ter Colfax was presented, the following being
a copy:
To the Grand Lodge J. o. o. F. of Indiana
II, "a the Good Book teaches us, IL is better to
go TO the house OF mourning than to go TO the
house OF feas.ing then, indeed, we are blessed In
coming together I'm this our semiannual c0nvoca.
ton. for we each only journeyed from respec-
tive fresides 20 find ourselves gathered within the
walls OF this "house OF mourning" The fearful
ly SAD news which. on the 18th OF lasc January.
flashed with lightning speed across the continent
announcing the sudden demise s Gi our late most
chilled the heart OF every odd Fellow in this jurs-
dietion with intensified sorrow, which time has
His fathers dying before his birth left his train
| lug 10 his widowed mother. Commanding neither
which to build his iife's monument, out
| inheriting honesty, industry ana true
heart; hss single handed and alone;
clamhered, round by round, the ladder of fame,
TIL, reaching Its summit inscribed his name
| thereon with firm and honest hand III living
| characters which will endure forever
HIS record as an honored member OF our insti-
| tuition is 20 well Enown TO every Odd Fellow the
| world over that IL teens only a repetition TO
make mention OF Il on this occasion. From the
| day he esltersd the portals OF odd Fellowship
10 the hour OF his death he never failed in fulfill
| ing each and oil OF his OBLIGATIONS thereto.
The rich legacy he has left to us OF the Degree OF
| Kebesah VIII link his name for all time 10 come
| with the workings OF American Odd Fellowship.
The death of no member OF this Graud body
could have produced greater grief in our hearts,
| ana while humbly bowing TO the edct OF
Heaven in taking him from us we prayer
July ask for srengh from the Oliver OF every gift,
| TO enable US &C bear our sorrow
To those who daily witness the vacant chair NJ
the fircsde IN that home which has been SO beau
tiully said was his Heaven eartn," the Odd
Fellows OF lneiana tender their most aHcctionate
icmembran(cs and sympathy.
Respectfully submitted.
THOMAS UNDERWOOD,
WILL CUMEACK,
w. II. MYERS.
Earnest SPECIFICS were made by Messers.
Understood, Cumbsck, Hon w. K. Myers
J. b. Kennsr, T. +. Phelps. Grand Master oi
illinois; II. Mccoy, Secretary Foster Judge
Samuel +. Oyler, and w, Il. Koonts, after
which the memorial was adopted. The
amendments to the constitution were sub
mitied and laid over TO the annual session In
November. The lodge then adjourned
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
The Quartet Convicted.

Rhoda McRse. Annie Mcbride, Lsmuel
Goodwin and Levi Hallowsll, the Edwards.
port counterfeiters, were yesterday found
tuilty for passing spurious coin, by the Jury
in the United States Court. This Jury rec
commended Annie Mcbride and Levi Halo.
we'll to the mercy OF the Court.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

"Esst Lynne was repeated at tho Grand
Opera House last night. II will be repeated
this afternoon, and "a Celebrated Case" pro.
duced tonight.
Enelish's Opera House will reopen next
week with Rice's Surprise party In Pop"
The Museum. continues TO draw large aud
delighted audiences afternoon and evening.
The zoo has a good bill this week. Per.
formances every night. Matinee tomorrow.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

The seventh annual announcement and
catalogue OF the Central College OF Physi.
clans and Surgeons has Just beeplissued, and
10 very attractive. The collegiate year will
Gle SO the LIST oil next March. Among other feat
ures OF the college is the adoption OF the rule
q admit women 10 the course upon the same
terms rs men. The college is hourishing be.
You'd the expectations OF Its iriende.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
order of ooIdsn Chain

The local order of the Golden Chain has
elected the following officers: M. II. Dan
iels, Commander; ]. L. Hunt, Vice Com
mander VIM. Pray. Assistant Commander;
L. Jordan, Prelaie; G. j. Marott, Guide; q.
Bradford, Guardian; G. ID. Manlove, Senti.
nal
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
The German NJ. e. Sunday. School Con
ference.

Rev. w. II. Schruf OF Madison conducted
the devotional exercises yesterday morning
at the German M. K. Sunday..chool confer.
ence. Rev. l.. Allunger OF Cincinnati read
an address on how 10 make the Sunday
school effective in the German family life.
In the afternoon Rev. jacob Blockstahler
and Rev. Otto Wilke delivered addresses
which closed the regular work OF the meet.
log. The next conference will be held In
Louisville. A supper was given TO the dale.
yates ut the } irst German Church by the
Sunday school last night.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Sarah L. Bond, aged thirty.nve years, and
widow, has been declared insane. She Is
talking with spirits most of the time. Her
celusion In principally caused by spiritual
lem and the Imprisonment of son in the
Northern Prison.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
County Settlements.

The following counties settled with the
State Treasurer yesterday: Martin, IS. 73i 60;
Clay. SIS 9i4.32; Psrke, si7,275 so; Hun
t.ngtcn, sic. 2i0.55; Vanderburg. s4S. 473 80.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
GRAND LODGE /. o. O. f.
Interesting Memorial on the Death Of
Hon. Schuyler Colfax.

Routine Business Transacted-Nomina
ton of Ofacers for the Ensuing
Year.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
New STYLES Wall Paper.

Carl Moller, 16l East Washington street.
has elegant new styles Wall Paper aud Win
dow Shades. You can do better here than
anywhere else in the city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
PETTIS BASSETTa CO
JOS. A. MOORE,
- y. Market st., Indianapolis. Ind

Interest allowed on deposits IN sums OF % and
upward.
Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm
Property In Indiana and Ohio
City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased
Money Notes, bought and sold.
No loans made except such secured by
mt mortgage on real estate, with q large margin
q security, or BY collaterals having = market
value.
Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts OF the
vorld.