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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
RITTER ( RnTEr, Attorneys Tor plaintia.

NHFEiFFS SAiE-i;y virtue OF = certified copy
- OF = decree 10 me directed from the Clerk OF
the Superior Court OF Marion County. Indiana. in
a cause wherein John '. Martin il plaintiff and
Mary T. BeTss ct al. are defendants Case No
:=;.:s>S requiring me 10 make the sum OF mOney
in said decree provided. and in manner ~ pro
vided Tor i'm said decree. with interest said de-
cree and costs, win expose at public sale. Ga the
highest bidder. on
SATU HDAG. THE s5TH DAY or JULY. A. D.IS<,.
between the hours Of 10 o'clOck 4. III. and O'Clock
D. ~ 0i Sad day. at the door Of the Court house
ri Marion County. Indiana. the rents aud profits
Tor term moi exceeding seven year,, % the fol-
lowing real estate. tO-wii.
Lot Scycniy-Six t76 In Cranes north addition IN
the city of indianapolis. in Marion County. state
OF Indiana.
Ii such rents and profits VIII not sell s0r sush-
cient sum 10 satisfy said decree interest and costs,
" ill., the same time and place. expose 10 pU!.t.
sale the fee simple of said real estate, much
thereof may hc sufficient to discharge said
decree interest and cuSt>. raid sale viii b. made
without any relief whatever from valuation
appfui>cuitut iaN>.
GEORGE 10. GARTER.
sheriff oi Marion County.
June - 4 -. i>sl
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A PERIODICAL. PAID

The Journal, with its usual unfairneSS,
again attacks the management OF the Insane
Hospital. Last Saturdays issue contained a
column of abuse and misrepresentation.
part OF which it apOogized for on Yesterday
Or. Harrison, the President OF the board.
wrote a reply, which was handed to the Jour
nal on Monday morning and whirh should
have appeared the next day. but instead OF
doing the fair thing and giving it proper
place. it was deferred until Wednesday morn
ing and a reporter kept busy hunting up
material Tor second attack To appear AT the
same time OF the Doctors reply. Then writing
nearly column of editorial a. 4 leader and
placing another statement on prominent
local page. virtually hiding the reply among
the advertisements Of an obscure inside page.
The purpose evidently was Ia mi>represent
the facts and prevent the public from seeing
the other side. Newspapers should be fair in
dealing with the public. DIR. Harrison has
presided over the benevolent institutions for
more than two years. and it is fair to say that
he has been = faithful and efficient officer,
and the institutions have all prospcrcd under
his administration. He is strong partisan.
and that i. the serious objection of the Jour
nal He believes that Is the Democratic
party i responsible to the people
Tor the management of the
States charities. that the party'S friends
1 should have complete control; therefore has
administered in accordance with that scnti-
ment.
His course j. to- be commended for not
rushing headlong into the expenditures of
appropriated funds The Journals demands
are unfair. that the contemplated improve
ments and repairs shall be completed within
two months from the time the necessary
moneys were set apart. Public officers should
be very considerable in the use OF the peoples
money, and first know they are right before
going on. Such a course would have saved
many thousands of dollars by former boards
OF the Insane Hospital composed OF the
Journals party friends.
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FALSE THEORY.

There are some Republicans who think that
tho history ri the country should begin with
the Republican party. The first century of
the great Republic contains very little al in
tcrcst for this class Of thinkers. Ii they adj
mire anything about it. it is the false and
ariStOcratic class tendencies OF soph-
lists of the school OF Alexander
Hamilton The Rev Edward Everett Hale
belongs To- this class. In = recent address at
Providence. Il. l., this political Pulpiteer
made the false and cheap statement that the
Virginia dynasty Tin which he means to
include jefferson, Madison and MonrOe)
''wretchedly niSguverned America. because
they never knew the American people.
We suppose that this politico-theologian
admires the villainous reconstruction theories
OF the Republican party as put in active
practice just after the war when State lines
were blotted out and one-half OF the country
was divided into military SatrapieS and the
people plundcred by carpet-baggcrs and other
partisan dcSpcradocs. This was a crime
against civilization. and the Republican
party are responsible for il. Dr. Miller. OF
the Omaha Herald. gives thi, Edward Everett
Hale center shot ia answer To the statement
quoted IN the foregcning concerning the
Virginia Dynasty" DR.. Miller says: ''If
Thomas Jefferson did not know the Amcri-
can people, who did? His theory Of govern
ment was the vital principle of the Constitu-
ton His cardinal idea was that taught by
Aristotle; that the people must be trusted,
and that their collective wisdom Is superior
to that of anr class. Has the cult OF tl,e
New England doctrinaire any thing Sounder
To offer. We think not; indeed. we entertain
the belief that Mr.. Jefferson had not 1.-THE
al Mr.. Hales provincialism, and the Amer
lean people would be very 10th to substitute
the latter for the former in their regard.
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Holm f. scorr. Attorney for Plaintiffs.

S,HERIFF'S SAIE.-By virtue of a certified copy
- of decree to me directed. from the Clerk ot
the Superior Court OF Marion County. Indiana. in
a cause wherein Louis Fitzgerald. trustee. ct al
are plaintiffs and John u. Condit ct al. are defend
ants Case No. 1870. requiring me. to make the
sum of one thousand. three hundred and fifty dol
lars and one cent with interest on said decree and
costs viii expose nj public sale. to the highest
bidder, ON
SATURDAY THE eth DAY OF jULN. ~. d.
losa,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. m. and O'Clock
D. m of said day. the door OF the Court house
oi Marion County. Indiana. the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years Oi the follow
ing real estate, to-wit
Tho northwest half of lot number one hundred
and twenty-eight tlaSl in Fletcher. stone. Witt
Tayler 4 Hoyt's subdivision OF outiois numbered
ninetv-six (96l nnety-seyen t97l. ninety eight >'
and the south half of outlot number nincty-one
co.'s in The city of Indianapolis, i'm the county of
Marion and State of Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell Tor >lafi-
Gent sum to satisfy aid decree interest and costs
Will AT the time and place, expose IN pub
lie sale the Zee simple of said real estate or 20
much Thereof n may he sufficient 10 discharge
said decree interest and costs. Said sale VIII be
made without any relief whatever from valuation
GEORGE II. CARTER
sheriff vt Marion County.
Inn. A h
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so,n.r 4 L,npr. Aitornc,, Tor I'ainlis.

S'HERIFF-S SAAE-By virtue oi ccriiiici copy
- al a decree 10 me directed. from the Clerk Of
the Superior Court Of Marion County. Indiana. in
y cause wherein Tompkins a. Lewis i plaintiff.
and Frederick T. Shuithic> ct al. are defendants
lease No. :S.7il requiring me 10 MAKE the sum 81
thousand. three hundred and thirty dollars aud
~tYcntv-wo cents 81 ED -. with interest on said
decree and costs. viii eNpOSc ai public sale To
the highest bidder. On
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY. \. D.,
iS>',
between the hours ri 10 o'clock a. IA. and o'clock
y said ds. the door of the Court house
of Marion County. Indiana. the rents aud profits
for term not exceeding seven years. oil the follow
ing real estate tOwii.
Iseeiuninc at the northwest corner Of the south
hair OF the north west quarter OF section tive 60 IN
township fifteen G5l north OF range three ~; east
and running thence east. along the north line of
said half quarter section nine and thirtysiX hun
dre,lths O. lO0) chains. thence south parallel to
the west line. twelve and thirty hun, r~dths
~ 3l00l chains. thence west parallel TO th NORM
line of said hall quarter section nine and thirty
six hundredths % 100 chains To the west line,
thence north twelve and thirty-tiTc hundredths
~ 3j-l00l chains to the place OF beginning con
tanning eleven and ffty-six hundrcdths on b-lOO
acres more or less all in Marion County. Indiana
such rents and profits will not sell for sufi
cicnt sum to satisfy said decree interest and costs
will at the same time aud place. expose to pub
lie sale the fee simple of said real estate. or 80
much thereof may be sufficient to discharge
said decree interest and costs. said sale viii be
made without any relief whatever from valuation
GEORGE II. CARTER.
sheriff OF Marion County.
Inpa 90 A u lSSl
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GENUINE REFORMS.

Tho organs ceased long since to refer Ia the
Secretary OF the Treasury a .'mere ward
politician" One or two came very near
calling him q ward hummer" but they
checked up Tor decencys sake although they
bad the unreliable and reckless authority of
the New York Tribune for the use of any
sort OF coaye and insulting TRADE Mr. Man
ming has proved himself genuine aggressive
civil service reformer. He has sought ont all
the abuses within his reach in quiet, unOs-
tentatious way. He proceeded without the
blare Of trumpet or the racket OF
brass baud. He pressed his examinations
20 closely in the sub-rreasury at
New Orleans that a deficit OF nearly $4,000
was discovered almost Immediately. and the
clerk who embezzled the money fled to Mex
leo 10 escape capture He has been equally
successful in uncavering the rascally modes
of the New York Custom House officials.
The New York Sun, although opposing the
election OF Mr. Cleveland. il quick to sc-
knowledge any Of the benefits arising from
the new administration In referring to Mr..
Manning's part in the great reforms now GO
Ing on. that paper saws: Nothing like il has
been seen in Washington for years. II j. real
reforin-tle sort OF reform that the people
cali for
This work now being done by the
new Secretary OF the Treasury will
save hundreds OF Thousands OF dol
Iars--pcrhsps millions TO the Public
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

A PROLIFIC nest OF rascrlS connected with
customs ra>caiitic> were recently discovered
in New York. a Chicago TIMES telegram
from New York says that last Monday
Charles H. Clarke al a New York City Re
publican organization. and another Republic
can. Charles t. Reyes. were tried in the
United States Court on the charge of being
Implicated in the rubberies of merchandise
al the United States Appraisers office and
public Storr> which Deputy Collector Jones
unearthed last january after Treasury detect
ives had spent so. 600 of Government money
in alleged attempts To ferret out the frauds.
The r0bbcrics extended over 4 period of sew
crs,I year~ under Republican rule Hardly a
ease of merchandise came into the stores. ac-
eonling To the statement Ol merchants and
brokers. but that had something Purloined
from il. The amount OF property taken i
said TO have been more than 100000 worth
series OF thefts holder than the
Others led to Il sharper surveillance, and the
arrest of the Government employes--all Re-
publican PoliticianS-whO were indicted in
the United States Court. One OF the num-
Der named Derrigan, was recently tried and
acquitted. The specific charge against Clarke
and Keys was the conversion to their own
uSe oil silk consigned to the agent in New
York OF French manufacturing firm.
Witness testified to seeing the accused
open packing eases and take out from them
pieces OF silk. We guess the books are being
opened up fast enough To- satisfy the most
hilarious oil the Republican organs.
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cuArr.r.. A. pnYrn. Atiornc, Cor Plsintia.

CHARLES A. Dryer Atsorne, for Plaintiff
CHERIFF-S SALE-ny virtue ri q certified cory
- Of decree 10 me directed. IRON. the Werk OF
the Superior Court OF Marion County. lndisns,
in a wherein Gustave Herman j. plaintiff
and Jacob Schmcrz ct. al are defendants case No
S.9Al requiring me To make the sums of money an
said decree provided and in manner provided
for in said decree. with Interest said decree and
costs. viii expose al public sale. to the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 9th DAYOF July. 4. D.. iSSs.
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock snd O'Clock
p. m. OF said day. the door Of the Court house
of Marion County Indians, the rents end profits
for term not exceeding seven year., OF the follow
ing real estate. to-wit:
The east half 30 of Tot numhcred eight (Sl N
Fletcher. Stone. Witt Taylor and Hoyt,S subdisi-
sion OF ontlOts &C. 81 rs and the south half oi ont;
lot ~ in the city OF Indianapolis in Marion County
and State OF Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell Tor sui
cient sum 20 satisfy said decree interest sni
costs | viii ri the same time and place. expose Ia
public sale the lee simple OF said real estate. 20
much thereof may be sufficient 70 discharge
said decree interest and costs said sale vii he
made without any relief whateyeu from valuation
or appyaiSemcnt lawS- GEORGE a. CARTER.
sheriff OF Marion County
lime ~ A D. lSSi.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
The wheat Harvest and Harvesting Ma
ehinery,

As the wheat harvest is now well under
way in portions of Indiana, especially in the
southern tier of counties, il will be of inter
est to the farming community to know that
Mccormick New Steel Binder is sweeping
everything before il. Being the first practi-
cal machine that ever harvested, and ''the
type and pattern after which all Others are
modelled" il continues to stand head and
shoulders above all competitors in every
point OF superiority. This year, as in the
past. the farmers of Southern Indiana Ill
inoiS and Northern Kentucky, now i'm .the
midst of their wheat harvest, universally ac-
knowledge and appreciate the Mccormick
machine a. being the standard of excellence.
II has been uniformly victorious over every
other form OF reaping. moving or binding
machine that has presumed to contest its
worldwide merits. Mr.. J. II. Haywood. the
popular and Efficient resident manager. invites
all to visit him in indianapolis or at the diff
ferent dcpOts elsewhere, and examine this in-
dspcnsablc and unsurpassed requisite of
modern farming, the Mccormick New Steel
Binder.
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Laa BolANnrr. Attorney Tor rlaiulif

SHERlFF-S SAIE-By virtue of an execution
- iNCndii to me direticd from the CLERK OF the
Marion Circuit Court of Marion County. iudS1s
viii expose at public sal,. 10 the highest bidder
on
SATT RDAN. THE 18TH DAY OFJUIN. 4. n. iSS.,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock
=. m. of said day. at the door of the Court HoHst
oi Marion County IuGiana. the rents and profits for
term not exceeding seven ycsrS. Oi the undi-
Tidcd one fifteenth Q-i5 interest in snd o. the
following described real estate situate in Marion
County. Indiana tO-wit.
The east hall Of the southwest quarter and the
south half of the west half oi the southwest quar-
ter all in section sixteen (l6. township siNtecs
TO- north Of range four ~ east.
And on failure to realize the full amount Of
judgment. interest and cost. Will at the same
time and place, expose AT public sale the lee simple
oi said real estate.
Taken a the property OF 7. ". -sukford at the
suit OF Levi Bolandcr
said sale 10 he made without any rciicf whatever
from valuation or appAisemcnt law.
GEORGE II. GARTER.
Sheriff 81 Marion County.
June - A. II. isS,.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

Professor Kedzie, of the Michigan Uni
versity. who personally superintendent the
examinations of various brands OF baking
powders on the market, and made an official
government report to the National Board OF
Health Washington. ID. c.. says: 'In some
brands we found the excrementitious ann
monia. i'm still Others we found alum and
other foreign ingredients. leaving on our
hands. as the result OF our iabors, absolutely
but one baking powder-Dr Prices Cream
Baking Posder-spon which to fix the seal
OF purity and uholesomeness.
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W. p. HoEp, Attorney Tor risiniis.

SiiEHiFI~S SAIE-By virtue oi ~ execution 10
- ne drpcied from the Clerk al the superior,
Court al Marion County. Indiana Viii expose at
isabiic Ssc. to the highest bidder,
SATURDAY. THE 18th BAY OF JULY, \. u. 1885.
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. IN. and O'Clock
y. Of said day. si the door Of the Court House OF
Marion County. Indiana. the rents aud profits for
term not exceeding seven year. Ol the following
real estate. tO-wit:
The undivided one-haif OF iot> numbeced one.
two three. four i've, six seven. eight. nine. ten,
eleven twelve thirteen. fourteen fifteen. Sixieea,
seventeen md eighteen in square or block mum
bcrcl four ca. Woods rst subdivision OF cre'
addition to the City ol Indianapolis. MsFion CosIa
~. Indians.
And on failure To realize the iuh amount OF
judgment Interest and costs will at the Ssa-
time and place. expose at public sale ttac Tee si,n
of said real estate
Taken ~ the properly OF Charles T.. Clssk. To-
suit of Francis Il. Hord.
said sale Ia Ice made without relief wbtC fe--
from valuation or aPpraiscment law
GEORGE II. CARTER.
sheriff OF Marion COgE!y
June 9th. 4. u. lS>5-
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rlorrA i wIsHAnp. Attssney- at law.

GHERiFFS sALE-By yigtge of an execution %.
- me. siircceed from the Cicrk Oi the superior
Court OF Marion County Indiana. viii expose at
public sale. To the highest bidder ON
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF JULY. A. ~. lsss.
between she hours of 10 O'Clock A ". and o'clock
r. NJ of said day. the door o the Comet House. Of
Marion county Indiana the rents ana profits fcr-
term not exceeding seven years. Oi the iot0Ning
real estate. to-vvit
Lot number ninr,een jlal. ia NsCoruis-k's,
heirs subdivision al out-lot number -,
cntctn 10. se>i of White kifcr IN the
CITY If indianapolis. Marion sOnnty. Indiana
And failure "a realize the lliil amount "a
Judgment Interest and costs. vii, AT the ZANE
lime and place. expose al public sale the Ice Ain'
pie of said real estate.
Taken the property oi William Mobile al the
srit of " iliiaan d. patterSon
said sale to b. made with relici fpOin valuation
or appraiSetncnt Laws. ((aSe No. .1.afil
GEORGE H. CARTER,
Sheri3 VI Marioo County.
June -. A. ID. 1885,.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

NArrEAL gas j. 10 take the place Of coal in
Pfttsburg. IL i Smobcicss, odOrle>s and
cheap This new fuel will do away with s.
10000 bushels of coal. Verify ga and
electricity are working wonder, beyond the
romancc> OF the Arabian Nights
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

THr German Government has discharged
all women who were employed in its postal
telegraph and railway service as clerks and in
other capacities During nearly twenty years
these women have performed the greater part
of this work. indeed almost monopolized 1t,
and now they are all swept out, as it were, in
a heep and great suffering among them is
the result. The motive alleged after this
twenty years of trial is that women are unfit
for such work, which every intelligent man
and woman in America knows is untrue.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

WILL the editor of the Palladium please
define %repentant rebel?' He speaks 80
freely Oh unrepentant rebels, now please let
Us know what constitutes a repentant rebel
according to your ideas Of rebels.-RichmOnd
Enquirer.
Why, that Is an easy conundrum- A ''re-
pentant rebel is rebel that votes the Re
publican ticket Why don't you ask him a
hard one2 For instance, will the Palladium
tear its shirt over civil service reform il the
next President is a Republican?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

THE total number Of Presidential appoint
ments to date i about 2.o00; and in thi, lit
are included all the best places III the foreign
service. all the bureau positions in Washing
ton, and many OF the most desirable of the
offices i'm the several States and Territories
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DNNERu AAnun ~-3e Medal. :
lIOSEkSu xukAOt8 = The faodte hunbsl So2 40& a.
- R-EeaN $751; TO-

RICHARD SHORT, who tried to assaSSiiate
Captain Pheian in O'Donoyan Ro>Sas New
York office, was privately married To Kate
Dcasy, a sister OF one OF the men hanged for
the slaughter of CavendiSh and Burke in
Dublin. Shorts first wife died only few
months ago in Cork
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

e93i Money on call, stock collaterais. is
quoted at 1Gilz The Hartford Times looks
for reaction induStria!ly, but meanwhile
advises real estate investments a the safest
security in the long run, paying better than
>f.n.k. Or lnnlis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

The Chicago Tribune'S Washington special
says that the I,,diana Congressman have com
promised their differences and decided IN
agree on John Schley, of indianapolis. mem
Der OF the legislature n their candidate for
Public Printer
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

TINS is the way the New England paper
describes the kiss OF q bridegroom to his
bride Cup the perfume-swept avenue ot
love and under the roscate archway OF Hy-
men they had passed into the joy-lit realms
of that higher and holier existence where
soul meets soul ON limPid waves of ecstatic
feeling and hearts touched hearts through
the blended channel OF lips in rapture
linked" The Kentucky old lady would read
this aud exclaim: "Well, | wish may dic."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

THnTY-THrEE members Of the lilinci, Leg
islaturo are. il i said. to be investigated on
charges VI corruption and malieasance.
There must he something wrong about it..
only thirtS-tlirccg Why, it's ridiculous
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

THEHE Is no middle or halfway ground
about IL. We must abandon either the doc
trine OF civic equality or this new dogma OF
official perpetuity. We prefer to discard the
latter. 1t is anti-DemocFstic illiberal and
despotic tending directly to the building up
of place holding aristocracy irresponsible
10 popular action and opinion.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

An explosion in coal mine near Soor-
bruck. Germany. Saturday resulted in the
loss OF eighteen lives.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

EEv- Dr. TALNAGE sailed for Europe last
Satusiay. Quite large number OF the
preachers friends were present to say good
bye. He seemed in splendid humor. and had
q pleasant word for all. He told them he
hos.ed To return strengthened in faith and
body. Hon. Abram s. Hewitt went on the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

TrouELE i brewing in the new British Cab
met Already differences OF opinion are said
10 exist on the budget and the Egyptian
question. and it is held doubtful ii these
differences viii be easily reconcileol.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

II Is well said that the living Christian.
pure ut heart. and unspotted by the world. i
the best preacher OF the Gospel in these
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

Legislature. charged with criminal assault
upon a girl page Of that body. has been dis
charged. The case was submitted to the Court
without argument
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01

JOHN McCULLoUGH. the actor is growing
worse, his mind weakening rapidly. He has
been taken to the Insane Hospital near New
Noris CITY.