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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25
StQOt Baltimore.

6abrplan SerGr berungeu. -
Sn Dem Sabrplan Der n vBennlpluanier SabR"
trat nit benz gefrigen Gage cine umfaiienoe
SerGnberNR9 etn. Der mad gfemsy0rt HnO
Chicago linlittrte 3ug, rpelder bis ieet I'M
II llbr so 0tinuten Baltimore DerIieB, perz
lGBt ben GalUertitraBeus SabHbof nm 10 llbr
45 Minuten &ernlittaqS. 29eitere 9ofalsiige
Ucrla6en ben GalpertitraBeH 8dbnbof fir
9odegspile nm llbr 9fa6nlittag8 un0 fir
8arttou I'm llbr 80 WIinuteu, SonutagS
auSgenommeu. Sin Sonutags3ug fir B9is
laoelpbia uno 9ierp=Yorf perl6Bt ben 8abu-
hof nm 9 llbr 40 WtuHten Sormtttaqs. Der
8GilabClpb 9temzDorfer @SpreBSug perlGBt
Union Gotation I'M A llbr so DtiHuteR 9tad=
nlittGgS anitatt 4 llbr 55 Niin. gtafnlittagS.
Sin meiterer GrpreBSug BON Stem g)ort uno
8bilabelpbia tommt nm llbr 55 Dtinuteu
gudmitioQS bier an. Der burhgebeuoe
gSaggoH llir SoItOn pir5 Baltimore anSonlls
tagen nm llDr 10 MiHuten Rad)nittaqs
anItatt llbr Wtiultel, ME bisber, patti
rem. Der gSuibngtoner Grpre6jug perlGst
ben SalDertitraBen Bdhnbof hin 4 llbr 35
Oiiu. uno lluion Depot I'M llbr As 0lin.
9iad)pllttags. Der 3ug, Der bi5ber nm
llbr 20 0hnuten bonn @aluertirdsen= 8abnz
bof abfubr, OerldBt ben 8nbnbof in 3utunit
Illt y ltBL ~ IIIlls ullu llAlDl~SlQltUH NHL
llbr SO 0iiu. aben6S un6 trifit nm llbr
ing2aibingtOn elm. Der Bug, Der Uisber, aus
genommen SonntagS, I'M 8 llbr 10 Dtiu.
gtahnlittags bonn llnion Depot luegfubr,
mir6 idOu I'M llbr Aben6S erpe6irt. ST..
metterer Bug fir 9Saibtngtou uerldbt ben
@dlUertfraBen Babn9of I'm llbr 80 Dtin.
giadmittags nn0 5 llbr 40 Wtinuten llnionz
Citation tdglid, SonntagS au8genOmmen.
8aS jutinftige 6eim fir bic
g eel Dmell. - 9te Seel0ipen ruer0en
nod ehua Heun Gage ldn9er ami benz Gam
oener Sabnboie oerUleiben miiiieu, oa ert i'll
oieier 5eit ibr tiinftige8 Seim, oh. Der 3eid
im o3ruiO 0illz8Grt," fertig geitellt perOeH
faun. 8teler 8eid nGmiu) tit befanutlidJ
cementlrt uno BON eiItem 0amme ningeben
nOrben, Gber bieier geBtere mnB nOd nit
einer Slappe uno einem eilerneu Sitter perz
isben merben. 3ie Telenb0ble, in uelher
Die Sbiere - ipenn iie molleH udtiirlt9 ibr
Sdldfden MAIDEN iOllen, lit beinabe iertig;
iie lift init eiuem 9ade berieben unO hat
SehHnTgen auf alien pier Seiten. 8a5
2Gaier i'm 8eid)e eneift al elmer Stelle
eire Sieie bon 123 SUB uno wirO 10 tar
iein, ME oaSienige i'm Gelerootr. Sci ben
2lrbeiten mare nm ein Daar eiH 0tann auf
IdreGlid]e gSeiie um'5 Qeben getommeH. IH
einigen Gtellen nGnllif mar Der MOruf All
benz 8oSen 6es 3eid)e5 meBr, ais SuB tel
un6 eefGbrlid), mie 8riebiau0. Giuer Der
2(rbeiter perianf oarin bis Su ben Sdultern,
tOnute aber oann nod redBeitig aus leirer
+. bebenflfeH Gage befrcit werOen. 2lud 5luei
anoere 3ei6e in Der giadburidaft fuO brais
.nirt mor0en, nobel game S0rbe pOu Sob
fide gefaugen uuo nan beuadbarten Sci
den iibergefiibrt ruuroen, pdbrero Die oartn
bauien6en NtGrla0en BON Sr0iden unters
nebmeuoeu Sungen gum Spier fteleu.
gFngEmOntag HaGmittags nno abenos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25
Gpmtnunism1ts to- 0arts,
G,ane Rubeit1ranaen. - 9Rebrere SpSte mnS
@eripuuoets.

EariS, "a. Mai. -!Seute, am SabrestaQe
oeS Sales Der Commune, ueriudteu Die
&Ommuniiten, bel ben GrIberu ibrer gefllz
lenen 6ameraben i'm Yere la Gbaiie cine
Denomination III peranitnlteH. Die BolBet
mtl6te ijdN Elm uno uerbtnoerte Die GHtTdla
tur9 repoluttoHdrtr @mbleme. Gtn ernlter
GonIIitt mar Die 6oI9e, bel bem mebrere
Yfdnner &ermunbnngen erlItten. Die 30.
ltiet seritreute idlieBlid) ole auiritbrer Hno
oerbaftete 80 oerielben.
(Sp6ter. - Die 8oli;ei iOroerte BON ben
&ommnniiten Die 4uslieferung ibrer rotben
6laqge. Die 2ebteren lpeigerten it'd, moraui
Die BoIiSiIten blanf sogen uno Die luiriibrer
mad eiuem Gteinbauieu SuriidOrGngten.
Sieie be9auneu nit a., .,2'!lar III lperfell, uuo
: ~olisiften 'IburOe 9etrofien unS ftel
.reH murs
2ie repnblitanildle earoe orans oanu NIT
aAfgepflanstem Seitengeptbr gegen bic IHf=
riiArCr Dor unb pertvuuoete mebrere, ocruns
ter eineu t0otli1. Mtebrere 8eribterItatter
ipuroen perhaitet, aber balO uieGer treige=
la1ien. Gin Nnard)iit erhielt iiirf SGbels
hiebe. Die TOliSei giug duberf ifarf Dor.
Die SSeue gli6 Dem ausbrud elmer Reuoz
uolution.
3ie 2aoen in scr 9tahbdridlaft tpurSen et=
Ii9it sei6loiien, uno lange 3cit berri9te un=
aebeure 9tuiregung. !0eute abeuO oeriamz
melten iid 9ommuuiiten al nlebrtren Bldbeu
uno i6uuren Der 0te9ierun9 Nno Der Polt;ei
6ad)e.
&dbreuo beS AuiitanNeS ioIeu 8erionen
Qet0btet UnO so oerrpunoet morOen iein. Die
Yolisei bebauptet, es ieien 10 Yeronen
iatper oerlett, ba9egen gtiemano 9etUStet
iporoeH.
@erBrerenSer srsan in lInearn.
gGien, "a. Mai. - 8Gbreno eineS Srz
ean8 Itiirste in Me;ontur, llngarn, cine
Sabrif ein. 9abei murOen bier @fdnHer
9etDStet unS bier anpere i6Wer perlett.
Gin britiidler 5ampier nit Ssialas be!est.
@ban9bai, "a. Wui.-9er britiide
9anpfer r@aperI1" nit einem Sarge opel
ter iit pon BEN 6ran6olen beiflagnabmt unb
Der Cargo fir Sriegs @ontrebanbe erlldrt
tnoYAPrI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25
xeine anaiat,er ais Qpitmetiter.

Der @eneralanfpalt 9arlanb CAB 9eTern EN- gut
u1ten in ber ibm unterbreteten 6rage ab, ob Snoia@
ner u Yoitmeiiiern i'm Snbaner 2erritorium ers
nannt perben biirien. Sn Dem 3erritorium bsltehen
rs 8oft=Yireour unb iebr piele BofroKten. Stsber
fpurbe tpenn eortielhit competente Snoauer iu Rn=
ben iporer, iolds su &omeiitern ernannt, unS spar
s.SSatoru ranit quite griolss eIsielt. SoI Sarsem
1purSs Die Yomssrss n nsfosss nata, ans
rir,n rnrrnsfpntpr 5nbaner ernenneu. Die 6rage
seetI4 sula e une per SsnsIalaaoa oa 5a. am ls
SiisrtIite Sutad,ten oes Srn. I,,srano sebt Oahn
baS Snbiarer pee Ufitslieber oes terrttp,,~ e ee.
meintpeiens fno unb ibrs 3use90risfeit su tps:a
aoiirttet.trti sttannt tuerSen oiirel. Die 6rase,
Of Der Setreifenbe Sirser Der Ser. Staaten 1T,
tommt in ben 2erritorien iueniser IN Setra9t, ais
bejense, oaB bic Beiiebun9en Der Snotaner gu Der
SiegieruRs nt berart fno, ba6 eieieben Den eor9ez
fdbriebenen gmtseio n6leaen lInb seieelite Sirsz
Sd5aft Ieiiten fDrnen. SeIbfoerfdnolib ipir6 Der
General 4oitmeiites iib naa bleier gHtl9etbun9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25
As. Sabrgamg.
2luS oer 8ttnSeSbattptfaot.
sterte grepsfabrt ses sansfers Dolphin.

Bafbinaton, "a. Mai. - Der Slotteniefrez
tar ribtste foIsenbe 3uihrii on Srn. Sobn Roah i'm
Seireff Der tir nddbiten Donneras ansejesen aters
molieen 9robefabrt bes Oampfers n0olpbin:" n~Sh
CLAUDE, Gie miiiien mir 5iet geben, luenn id1 a9e
baB idh I'M SnbIit auf bic bishersen seitunsen ees
Dolphin" nit arferge,pobnber Sorilht in oieler
Enlightenment porgeben muB. Die fdr 9eiuo6nIlh
nusreidenben BeDeiie Der eeilfunasdhtgiett tonnen
in oieIem Safe faum 9eni9en. gSohl ift Die Wo9z
Iidbfet midi susseihIoiien, bas bic Mdnsel, ueldle
Der Dampfer bel Den iriberen Bro6efahrten oil ben
3ag egte, eurdo unporbergeiebene Boridle unb ions
Sfge temp grinbe perdnlaBt muroen, aber Sle
ieIbit fonnen pobl faiIm eruarer, ooB il oas Sl1f
ncceptirsn tann, obne baB mir Der poa9lti9te Se>
spels fir oeen oIioe uno sue1lndBise Sauar 9eiez
fert LIT. Gle baben in unierer seri9en lnerreSun9
mir In bieem Eunfte 3edt 9e9eben uno mir ertdrt
eas Der 0ampisr Stpar in SeSug auf 6abr9eihnnz
nefeit uno Bieroetrajt ben gemahten anforoerun9en
nidt pondnbig eutiprit, baB oerel6e aber ben ionz
ffiaen Seeinannsen, 10 peit Sie ieIbit in Setrabt
fommen, geiinst. Sn @emdBbe,t unierer aeitriaen
Tereinbarnna babe idb anseoronet Sas Der 0ampler
am ndhiten Dounerftas, ben %. D. NJ, eins aoer@
malse Ysrobefabrt MAIDEN iol. SD mus bier bemer=
ten, eaS ib barauf beIte1en muB, ocB Der Oanpfer
an einem Ipdteren Don S9nen 5u beittmmenSen 2age
uuf bober Zee in getu9 aui eine geitntno9telt
eint arohe ablese. SD mill uon Der Bebnguns, oaB
nas SSabr;ea bel beier etteren Brobefabrt cine 9e=
{btpinbafeit BON 15 SIoten oarle9en muB, ablehen,
lnh i'd, bin bamt sinperfanben, ons II Snoten ais
oenfioenb eradltet mereen. Der Sagpier iolIte se=
ffiaero bejIadltet ieirr. Die Soften bieier leBteren
Tabrt iuiraen, fails Der DampIer aceepttrt plro, pQ
Ser Reo;eruua aetraqen meroell,""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25
empnrt uns tsrport int Woi,at april.

Der Bertb Oss Grport4 aus ben ger. Staaten be-
lief lid, pabreno bes Nonnts ApriI D. S. ali S52,=
s336 926 uro Der gSertb oes Snports au S4S, 79i,z
75O. Der ue6erlhu6 bes Grporrs mar 81, 246,176,
fp1brenb i'm 2lpru 1884 Der Smport ben grport I'M
S4, ,269, ,499 iberitee. 2Sdbreno Der bmot Utonate,
bie NIT Dem 80. ApI enSeten, Iberltie9 Der Srport
hen Support I'M S155, ,959, ,352.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25
Serscbuns oes Gpmtrafts sur &ieiernns bon
@mtScpuUerten.

Der @enerolpoitmeiiter pereb belts Der r,9olqotea
snpeIopez 20 pmpaale" pom {ooIpote, Wai.. ben Com
fraft ffr bieeieeruna pom Itscouperten ir oas De-
partement ipdbreno bes ndditen 6stali9bres, un6
spar su ben fslsenSsn Ersiien: sr. z4H &c Gents
Il ,eS pro Tauieno g{r 4 81 pro 1auleno, gtr. 5,
80 Gents pro 8auienS, 0r. 6 s3.72 pro Sauleno,
Sir. 7 81 232 pro 3auieno, Wr.S s7.s5 pro 2auieno.
ssfr bic eieieruns Der @ouperte 0r. J. ! nno bate
6ie Tirma @hite, @orbn Il 50. $1954.61 uno Ihr
Sir. 3 i. g. aelos 20 Gents psnser, als Die 800
Inote=@ ompanp" seioroert. Der 9eneralpoitmetrter
bate ii ieood oas 0et porbehalten. Die eontratte
Sas nieSriofte DurdItnttssebot matt, su perseben,
Inb er d5lo6 oesbai6 nit Ser nSoteotes& ompasnie"
nb. Cine gersebuns an peridleosne gietet patee
Soften jiir GIerfs &c. perurladben. Surd1 ben Jest
nbaeidloiienen @ontraft iperoen bei Dem per6rauta
ten Suantum pon 81, 1886, 200 Souuerten, Der Res
eerung s42, ,437.25 i'm Sersleit 3u Dem Sorlabre
Rrlpart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-25

gEngFmOutag HaGmittags nnO abenes
arOBcs Gou,ert Der ,Spanii9eN Stu0ens
trn" mn hes beriibmten Ienoriicn Son.
rani III S&lCsel's ,,Gr6eitrian'9 9aie."
LOG a
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
Yesterdays Meeting of the Indiana
Branch OF the National Asso-
citation.

The Indiana Branch of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association held an afternoon session
at the Grand Hotel yesterday. there being
quite nun Der of members in attendance
with the following officers: Frank A. Hcyl,
Vice President for the State; w. L. Baker,
Secretary and Treasurer, and J. B. Pugh,
President OF the Advisory Board, The obi sct
Of The National Association, briefly stated,
Is: q to promote free trade among the sew.
eral States OF the Union; (2) to secure a re-.
ductlon OF passenger rates to merchant tray-
elers on all railroads; (3) to obtain a fair and
equitable allowances for baggsge. and (4) to
secure hotel accommodations Commensurate
with the prices paid. at yesterdays meet
ing reports were received from various com.
mittees. among which was one from q special
committee appointed to secure rates for
members of the association to Buffalo, where
the National Association will meet in June.
The meeting also discussed some proposed
changes in the organic law, and unanimously
Endorsed o. p. PipdeIl for the position of
President of the National Association.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
THE CHURCHES.

Gospel services wiz be held to-day at the Gospel
Mission Tabernacle.
Rev. J. A. Rondthaler will preach morning and
evening at the Tabernacle Church.
Rev. c. s. Black. of st. Louis. will preach at the
Christian Church at the usual hours.
Rev. r. E. Neighpor will preach morning and
evening at the North Baptist Church.
Rev. J. Il. Mitchell will preach at the Fifth
Presby terrain Church this morning at 1880.
There will be preaching at the First Baptist
Church at the usual hours, by Rev. Reuben Jelfry.
There viii be preaching morning and evening
at Roberts Park Church by Rev. II. Mcconnell
There win be preaching this morning AZ the
Fourth Presbyterian Church by Rev. A. a. Car.
rier.
There win be preaching at the Second Presby.
terrain Church at the usual hours by Rev James
Mcleod.
Preaching at the First Presbyterian Church at
1880 .. m. and 7:45 p. N. by Rev. Matthias l.
Rsines.
Rev. II: A. Edison viii occupy the pulpit at the
Memorial Presbyterian Church this morning. aud
evening.
At the Third Christian Church, this morning
and evening, there will De preaching by Rev. ID.
K Van Buskirk.
Rev. c. w. Martz will preach ct the Sixth Chris.
uan C3urch sf 10 a. m aud 1850 p. N. Morning
SUBJECT: "Our Relations and Our Obligations"
There win be preaching at the First United
Brethren Church this morning by Rev. I. McVeW.
pulpit
There VIM Be preaching ct the seventh Presby.
seEian church as the usual houn By ReY. r v.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Almost every day some enterprising dealer
through these columns invites you to his es.
tablisnment. This Is commendable and
worthy. So, alec, we extend you an invita-
tion to call at No. % south Meridian street.
believing that II you accept we can sell you
the very latest sty lie OF Spring or S1mmeS
hat as low as any competition. We can do
this for the reason that we were late Ia
visiting the Eastern manufacturers, and
thus secured the advantage OF reduce
prices, besides getting hold OF the very latest
son. J.C DALTON,
The Leading Halter. % s Meridian st.
Successor TO Kelieher * Dalton.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
nor SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER.

FOR sALE-BY ALEX. METzGER.
Residence on n. Alabama st. 81. 500.
Residence on n. Alabama st $3.50.
Residence, 2story brick, 10 ms, N Ala, $40 0)0.
Residence, 2'story brick, n. Del. St. $1,000
Residence on n. Delaware st SIS 600,
Residence on y. East st s., GOO.
Residence on n. Del st 2-stOry brick 5000
Residence on n. Ill St, SIS OO0
Residence on n. Tenn. st. $4,000.
Residence on n. Ill lot 100x200 ST., co.,
Residence on n Tenn. st., $4,000.
Residence on n. III. ST., Ss.Oe0.
Residence on n. Meridian st., SIS, 900.
Business properly, n III ST., near WASH, $500.
BUSINESS property, Circle ST, $40. 900.
Business property N. Ill. St, story brick S. 50l
Business property, s. Ill St, SIC coo.
Business property, Ind. sy. point, $1,000
Business properly, 5. Meridian ST., $1,000.
BUSINESS property, Virginia av., 5000.
House snd lot. Ala St, 81. 500.
House and lot, Ash ST., s., 500
House and lot. Broadway, 5000.
House ana lot College av., g, coo.
House and lot, Central av., 5000
House and lot. Christian av., 81 500.
House and lot, Cherry St. 81 500.
House and lot, Park av., 81. $40.
House and lot Park av, cottage, 81 Coo.
House and lot, Bellefontsine St, 81 go.
house and lot. Peru ST.. s., eco.
Vacant lots, Broadway, 1850
Vacant lots, Broadway, $500.
Vacant lots. College NV 81. $50.
Vacant los, College av., $3.50
Vacant lot, Central av., $40
Vacant lot, Central av., 81 AGO.
Vacant lot, Del. St, S5 Coo.
Vacant lot. Del. ST., $1,000.
Vacant lot, Park av., loco.
Vacant LOT, Park av., $500.
Vacant lot. Beilefontaine a., 81, 200.
Vacant lots Ash ST., 81 9t0.
Vacant lots, Ash ST., $500.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
The Champions win.

PHILADELPHIA. May Five thousand per-
cons witnessed the opening game for the
Lssgue championship here today between
the Philadelphia and Providence Clubs. The
visitors won the game by superior play, both
ut the bat and In the field. The home club
became demoralized in the third inning
and the Providence secured on four single
hits, two bases on balls aud three fielding
errors. The score by innings is As follows:
Providence. .........-.... o Z O 0 o.
Philadelphia. ..-.-..---. o o / l. ?
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
Entirely Satisfactory.

Shermen's has been found by residents OF
this city and by the public generally to bs q
frst-class restaurant in every respect, and
customers are not only treated to good
square meal at reasonable prices, but ara al
way s pleased with the courteous attention
they receive. All the delicacies of the
season are served, and those of the public
who havs been so fortunate as to patron ze
Sherman's Restaurant have returned there
from thoroughly pleased in every respect.
For the benefit of those who NAV not remem
Der his location we give his numbers, Is and
20 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
FURNISHING GOODS.

this only mention few of the thousands
of articles demanding gentemans attention.
hosiery styles, &c UPWARDS The
striped hose l0c l5 2c and 500 not be
matched within so per cent OF these prices
In neckwar all the leading shapes MADE by the best
the
pus and string ties show in thousands OF
We defy prices underwear
derwear, 15c and upwards
Babriggsns sold ali
o price only ST.
Fine Peperill Jeans drawers, only soc.
aco and shirts 45c,
75c ST. 81 % and Sl.50.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO.'S arand
Opening

This Company whose room under the
Bates House has been go thoroughly recon.
strucied, the ceilings and walls being freshly
papered with imported paper from Paris,
whose Chinese scenery is quite graphic, and
has plate glass front besides other improve
ments, will have grand opening next Sat
urday, when special souvenir Will be pre-
sented to all purchasers. The store as II
comes from the artistic hands of Prof. G.. +.
Smith, of New YORK. the Comoany's decora
tor, who is constantly engaged in beautify
ing the interior OF the Atlantic aud Pacific:
stores all over the United States is one Of
the hsndsomest in this city. Mr. Pepper
the wide awake Superintendent OF this
house, which imports al its goods direct, Il
the right man in the right place.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
MEMS CLOTHING.

Mems Union woed suits good patterns sold all at s. and
IS; price, ST.
Splendid lines Union Cashmere SUITS worth 49, $40 and s2
&C. 81 and So
Indigo dyed fade blue suits sold by other
houses at $40; IS.
Skaters blue yacht cloth suits sold by Others bargain at M
and SIS; price, So
Elegant custom.made cashmere worsed and rico Suits equal
costing SIS s5
SIS $50 and S25.
good lire of spring overcoais, So.
All wool spring be matched elsewhere under
$40; SO
Elegant styles worsteds and corkscrews S. $40
and So.
Skating bicycle plain and oassimeres and
Jersey cloth.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
HATS AND CAPS.

Other hat dealers wonder how it that afford to sell hats
they them. The is plain We
first hands and the obbers profit and having
expense except clerk hire afford to sell at but
slight advapc first cost.
Boys Derby hats, sold by others at ST. SOC.
Mems Deroy hats other call them cheap at 1925 90c
Mems black and brown far be matched for 81 atany
in price, $3.50.
Boys caps at Sc, 15c, 25c worth double the money
Mems zoe and upwards
all shades and fashionable
blocks.
of Cbdrens spring and hats
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
New Use for Cork.

The success of the American make OF
"LINoLEUM" floor cloth is fully deserved. IT
is unexcelled for elegance in designs and
colorings. Suitable for all classes of dwell
ines. dining rooms halls, churches and hos
pitfalls. Inferior foreign limitations are on
the market, bat the superiority of the Amer
lean make is beyond controversy. Ali car
pet dealers keep 1t.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

disease. Mr.. Reed was q well known sport.
ing and dramatic writer, and had been con.
Decfsd ut different times with several lead
ing journals, both East and West. His rela
tives live IN New York. aud his remains Will
probably be taksn there for interment.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
The Coming champions Defeated.

NEW York, May 2.-In Brooklyn fully
5000 spectators witnessed the defeat of the
coming champions of the American Asso-
citation, the local club, by the present CHI am
pions, the Metropolitsns of this city. The
score by innings was:
Brooklyn. $780,. .......-...... o o o o.
Metropolitan. .....-.. O Is
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
3 A r N AR D. S
A LUMP OF CLAY in

earhen that
beautiful aience vboth equally useful for the purposes for which
they designed, but differing widely the poles
purposes.
In the selection of Wall Paper bsd exhibited than
other article of decoration the prevailing
corning the harmony co This customer
but frequently exists In the salesman
ALBERT GALL neither apt to be misled He
shows the LATEST MOST VARIED and BEAUTIFUL STYLES
OF WALL PAPERS aud DECORATIONS the slightest
directing ams In buying of HIM.
THESE BEAUTIFUL PAPERS ARE CHEAP Bought at the
favorable time his given advantage
DOWN PRICES Besides this those give
the that their walls
TELLIGENT CRITICISM.
LACE attention is called to Low PRICES in
WINDOW CURTAINS Etc The largest stock the State of Pushes
Plush Trimmings, Pendants, Etc.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

The styles in this department any
other
Chdens all wool sailor suits be equssd elsewhere
would be cheap 81
Boys su-coats pants and vests-sod by others at 81
price
department shirt waists than all other
combined. carry the STAR
One line calico waists worth 40c; our price, l9c.
Other styles q SIC, 75c and upwards.
e Boys skating and bicycle coats and suits
choice marbles
tops, base ball outfits roller skates.
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A Finely Oontested Game.

Pr1TsBURe, May 2.-Pittsburg defeated s..
Louis this afternoon in q spirited contest.
The game was marked By numerous fine
plays, but by unfortunate errors was
ing a cold wind which made outdoors sport
dissgreesble, there were 200 persons pres
ent. The score by innings Ia as follows:
sPitfsburg -----......-.........-.2 o Ks
81 Louis ..0 0 2 o.
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DIAMOND SPORT.
The Ciacinnsfis Shut Out Again = Provi
dence Wins n Game mt Philadelphia
Mr.. epaidfDg Discusses the
situatfon-Notes.
Inaianapoli. Wins at Omaha.

OMAHA, May 2.-The indianapolis club
won the game here to-day by score Of IL to
2. The home team were unable to bat
effectively aud folded wretchedly. The
visitors played good game al around.
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Hunter. Morning subject; 1.-THE Christian Sab
BATH" Evening: "OuI Leader"
Rev. A. Marine. OF the Central Avenue Church.
will take for his subject this morning. a Quee-
tion.of Law" Evening. "a Case OF Faith Cure. "
Rev. o. q. McCulloch will preach at the Piym-
outh Church this morning and evening. subject
for the morning, "PauPs Thorn in the Flesh"
evening. liam a Stranger in Earth"
At the Meridian Street Church Rev. John Ala
baster Will preach morning ana evening. Morn
"Why we Need a Revised Revision OF the Bible :
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LOUISVILLE. KY, May 1.-THE Lou svilles
gave the Cincinnatis bad drubbirg to-day
before 1, 800 people. Both clubs played q good
fielding game, but the home club got on to
White and batted him all over the field.
Whites pitching was also very wild. Fol-
lowing is the score by innings:
Iouisviile....-.......... 90 o 5 / 0-s
Cincinnati o O D o 90
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To the Ladiaa.

Would you look charming Then go to
Mrs. Habing, Milliner A North Illinois ST..
an get one of her hats or boDnets. which are
such fiatteTers of the female face. All grades
OF goods now in stock
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NO COMPETITION
CAN EVER HOPE TO RIVAL
t. H - I'M 9 > - =


small profits The ordinary
hsss when will will always find stores filled
latest styles the bssmade and the