The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-29

CANT Kpabe, Hallett & DAYS. grand pianos go
kindly furnished.
The County Commissioners room Is being
supplied with new linoleum carpet, the fret
laid In that room since the Court house was
built.
Michael Delaney has been arrested for par.
ticipation in the row at Garfield Park on
Sunday, and warrants sre out for q number
of others.
The former patrons of Meridian Rink
should not forget the benefit rendered to Mr..
George Murray tomorrow evening. Let 1t
be .rouser."
! The Board OF Trade will not hold grain
call tomorrow, it being Decoration Day.
Business houses generally will be closed in
| the afternoon.
The Postofice will close at II o'clock to-
morrow. Carriers will make collection at
! o'clock. and the usual delivery will be
made at the hotels.
| At the Seventh Presbyterian Church to-
night there will be a free 'chalk-talk," or IL
Illustrated lecture given by A. II. Hutchin-
son, the "boy lecturer"
The house at al ST. Mary street, occupied
by Mrs. Laura Allen, and owned by J. Fl.
Vsjen, caught fire from flying sparks yester-
day morning. Loss S25.
The Indianapolis Water Works steamer
will leave the landing, corner Michigan street
and TIE canal, Saturday, Decoration Day,
Nay 30 at and 10 q. M, II m, and 2, and
6p. m.
Complaint is made about the bridge over
the river on West Washington street. The
bands have become loosened in some placer.
and there is great danger that someone will
be hurt.
j. Reese Moore has entered complaint
against Constable Glass and a man named
Long for knocking him down Wednesday
morning. He Gays that Glass holds malice
against him on account of the row 81 the
| Museum some weeks ago.
James j. Powell, son in-law OF Sylvester
Johnson died at the residence OF the latter
at Irvington, Wednesday evening, of con
! sumption. aged thirty-four years II leaves
q wife and two children. He Nill be buried
this evening ct Crown Hill.
The members of the S xteenth Indiana
Regiment have contracted with the Oolitic
! Stone Company to furnish 8 shaft of stone OF
great size, to be erected by the regiment on
| the Gettysburg battlefield on the spot occu-
! pied by the regiment during the battle.
| Mary E. Pendergast yesterday fled an
affidavit against her husband, James, for
1uACtJ VI ZIG PcdSos OhO hiOu % ouie ANA
/ 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 "a Maple street.
| This evening and to morrow afternoon and
night the famous bicycle riders Miss Minnie
Rouchelle and Mr.. Clarence 81. Smith, will
give exhibitions at the Virginia Avenue
| Rink. Mr.. Smith will make a tour OF the
| city, passing along Washington street about
| noon. on the large wheel of bicycle, the
| back bone and small wheel being removed
! II will be novel sight.
There will be social entertainment to-
night at Memorial Church, by the young Ia
dies of Joseph f. Cobb's Bible class, assisted
by former members and Mr.. A. ]. Diddle's
class of young men. The programme will
| include vocal and instrumental selections by
Messrs. Paul Bahr, Jacobs, Andy Smith, c.
| j. w. Parker, Mis- Lulu Burt, Mrs. @. Z.
Watson and Mrs. Joseph E. Cobb and read
ings by Mr.. John Kidd and Mr.. George Bass
w. s. Wandby, of Washington D. O., spe
cial Examiner for the National Bureau of
Labor Statistics, arrived in the city on yes.
| terday. and will remain at the Bates House
, for number of days. The district in charge
of Mr.. Wandby Is comprised of the States of
Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan.
! The prominent business men and large man.
| ufscturers of the city will be waited upon by
| Mr.. WaDdby for information necessary 10
the completion OF work required by the La