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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
Technical Education in London.

Technical education Il being v,.or
ousiy promoted In London. The cen.
trai institution at South Kensineton
opened by the prince of Wales in fnna
lSst, IL IN full working order Tbe
Llnsoury. Technical college has lbs
students In the day CLASSES and 6ss a.,
tue evening classes, of whom l9S ara
apprentices, and all OF whom altend
lectures and laboratory courses In
VA various branches Of applied science
me south London School OF Teehni'
Sal Art mas ia pupils. The gensr.I
ins,itute mas organizeda seFiea az rach-
nologicsi examination Throughout ,hs
country IN connection with Inc sxsn
sng technical education. last NJ
soso candidates presented shensaiva.
neang so increase OF 1895 over nv.
year previous. Sfo' sne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
GEN. GRANT.
The Weekly Consultation Shows a
Continued Improvement.

NEW YORK, May 3.-Doctors Doug
las, Shrsdy and Sands met in consul
tation at Gen. Grants house this even
ing. AS Doctors Shrsdy and Douglas
were leaving the house they were
questioned and said that Saturday
evening with one exception was
the best in favor OF the
general since the recovery began.
The general slept we'll all night. The
cancerous lump at the base OF his
tongue at present ia not progressing.
The liberated parts OF the throat,
though not by any means healed, are
clean and the general condition is i'm
proved. The glandular swelling that
had in -reased on Saturday had most
disappeared during SUI day.
When pressed to say whether the
cancerous lump had improved the
doctors declined to sAy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
THE COMPETITIVE DRILL.
Mobile Filling Up With soldiery
from All Over the Union.

MoBILk, ALA, May s.--This was a
gala day in Mobile, the arrival Of the
military occupying the time from day.
light until dark. FIVE companies
were already ON the ground.
Compsny z OF the Third Iowa repi.
ment and the TRylorvIlle, Ill guards
came at s a. nj.
Early in the afternoon tina
Houston Light Guards Of Texas. bat.
terry Is OF the Washington artillery
and battery 6 OF the louisiana field
artillery OF New Orleans arrived, ac.
companied by many Civilians.
AZ 2o'clock the Louisville a NASH
VILE railroad brought Ia the savan-
nan Cadets, the Montgomery, Ala,
Grsys, the Montgomery True Blues
:. O.
AZ 8 O'Clock = decorated
lfsin from Dubuque, Iosa,
came In. bringing commanding
Ten 9 81 Ban,leys, the Janesvllie
lWis.l Guards, the Chicago Z0uaves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
The Murdered Italian

CHICAGO, Ill, May Francisco
Caruso, q resident OF the Italian dis
trict of this city, believes the corpse
discovered at Pittsburg in the trunk
from Chicago to be that of his brother.
Phillip Caruso. He said he Thought
Phillip had been murdered for Ills
money, he and his brother
Francisco lived together. Last
Thursday morning Phillip took
his savings, amounting TO $3.50,
and started out In search of a
lemon route, he being a peddler OF
lemons. Phillip did not return that
night nor has his brother seen him
since. Francisco believes his brother
was the victim of foul play and that
his body now awaits Identification in
Pittsburg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
READY TO STRIKE.
Six Thousand Goal Miners on the
Verge of Strike.

CLEVELAND, ONO, May 8. The
threatened strike among the coal
miners Of the Tusoarawas ana the Can
nonton valleys, which I'll feared will
involve all the miners In the district,
nearly six thousand In ali, before a
settlement Is reached, was commenced
SATURDAY a special from Canton
says that 260 men In the Cannouton
district have quit work. The Rich
ards Coal company, employing large
number of meA, has posted notice
OF reduction from seventy.five to
Sixty cents. The men are expected to
go out TO morrow. Other operators
will make such reductions. President
McBtide OF the Miners association has
advised the acceptance Of the reduc,
ton but the men seem not inclined to
do so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
The Raising and Sinking of Continents

Scientific men have been disposed TO
attribute the evidences of changes on
the earth's surface to violent catastro.
phles In the operations of nature; nut
Lyell and the more recent geolopists
say that most of the alterations we
witness were brought about by the
slow operation OF natural forces, acting
through vast periods of time. The
several earthquakes which have re-.
Gently visited the northeast quarter OF
North America did something toward
either raising or depressing the sur.
race OF the region affect
ed. IL Is known that the Atlantic
coast between Hstteras aud Cane Cod
has been steadily sinking for eentu-
RES, ana 1t is within the bounds OF
probability that before 2, 900 wears have
elapsed the cities OF New York and
Brooklyn uiay be under water. When
the Dutch Colonized Manhattan Is
land 200 years ago the indians told
them tina. In the time OF their great
rand-fathers II was possible to cross
bell Gate dry from one bank To the
other Prof Guyot estimated that the
lowering OF the Atlantic coast was
twenty'three and halt inches every
century. At the same time h IA car.
TAIN that the greater portion OF the
American continent is rising. whIle
tne continent OF Australia Is certainly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
| Max MIN. Rain
Tenn. Tenn. fall.
srArroSs

The owners OF the ground upon
which the battle OF Austerlitz was
fought arc industriously exoavAting
the battlefield In consequences Of q
rumor that the French commander
BURIED there number OF military
chests containing more than million
francs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04

a Swiss guide recently made bet
with wealthy Briton that he could
visit every country In Europe in dur.
Ing twelve months time, and make the
entire Journey on foot. The guide
gets his expenses any way, and $4,000
prize money Ii successful He began
his tour on January |, aud Is now IN
Spatp, having ALTO visited Switzerland.
italy, France and Portugal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
A nLAzE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, May Sat 1880
O'Clock tonight fire broke out in a
South Water street commission house
near Clark street. A second alarm
has just been turned in. The flames
are bursting through the roof and out
at the windows.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
Hall Fonr Fsst

PETERSBURG, Vac
hail.storm which passen y
evening prevailed y 4
places and extended ny q.
lima. All the growing IN
and vegetables were = ',Il'i
farmers will 90 sra3
again. Hail fell q ~. ! n'.,ag q
inches, the wind elo ,ss,
state, hall fell 20 tne ~ II
inches and In some
to the depth OF fop'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
LUMBER BuRNRp.

MINIATURES, Wis May S.--A spe.
cial from Stevens Point says Ave mil
lion feet of choice grade lumber, be-
longing to LOREN & Wadleigh of that
city, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing, causing loss Of $40 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 3-For West
Gulf states Fair weather, south
erly winds, slightly warmer in
the northern portion, stationary tenn
perature in the sou hern portion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
Weather Reuort.

The cotton belt weather report for Texas.
showing the maximum and minimum tam.
rereture, also this rainfall Tor tho past TWEEN.
ty-four hours, Is AZ follows,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04

EVERY first-class dealer sells Opera
ran Cigafettes VIII not stick to the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04
SMOTHERED TO DEATH.
Midnight Blaze In q fiye-story New
York Tenement House Occupied
by Twelve Families.

The Inmates Reused From Their slam
bera by the sufoca.iug Smoke TO
Find All Bgress Out UT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-04

several times since October last.
There is no state law compelling the
inspection of stationary steam boilers.
The Galveston city council passed
an ordinance about fifteen days
ago providing for inspection, but no
inspector had been appointed owing
to the muddled condition OF political
affairs In the city, pending the
msyoralty contest.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

Oe quill fault enseigner aux
fieunes files
Enseienez-leur la confance
en- sol bien COMPRISE.
Enseignez-leur q fare du
pain.
Enseignez-leur 4 confection-
ner les chemises.
Enseianez-lenr A pouvoir re-
wiser af. corrioer les comntes
do la,,rs fn.,rnissenrs
Enseignez-leur a ne pas Dor
ter de faux cheyenx.
Enseirnez-leur d porter DIES
cha,1ssl1ras 6naisses Of eonforta-
bles.
Eleyez-les suivant leur posi-
ton.
Montrez-leur 8 blanchir ct d
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

Advertiser, paroisse Lafa-
yetGe, du 20 d6ceInbre
M. H. Jameson, IN des plus
actifs planteurs de notre parois-
se, vient lie recevoir vingt-c, no
ailemands auxquels IL d dome
phospitalit6 ct du travail. Les
allemands sontindnstrieux, eco
homes, le pays Sc trouvera bien
de leur presence. D'autres
p~lanteurs devraient suivre Tex
emple de MI. JAMESON.
La compagnie Morgan ven
dra des billets d'excursion, aller
vi retour, pour Ia Nouvelle-Or IL
leans usqu'au 15 avril procain.
All pEix de S7.25, Oh 4 q III
cents IL mile. 81 Iii compagnie
baissait ce prix, IN beancoup
plus grand nombre 40 nos ha-
0itaats seraient b meme de faire
le voyage. Ellie u gagnerait
r0nsid4rablement. Tolto notre
population exprime Id d6sir de-
voir faire eetfe reduction. 81
elle Atait adopt6o, los trois
quarts de caux qui iront roir
HEgp0sition ferafent daux on
trDis voyages. an lien dun.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
For sale or for Remt.

A PIECE of property III Opelonsaa, near
- Morgan r.. r., consisting OF several va
can't lots very eligible for building purposes,
and Of q lot Of ground with q large dwelling
house, near DR.. NJ. Boagni.
Sold or rented separately. Terms easy.
Dsc. !, 3m. FL. GARLAND, Agt.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
FOR a

A TRACT Of cypress swamp Land, situated
n about two miles west of the AtchafaIaya
river, and about two miles south west Of
all Of Section IL, iii 4. 4, S. r. 4. II. Titles
perfect-Terms cash, or portion cash aud bal
ance ON terms to suit purchaser.
GIL 81 PERRAUT,
NI3m Attys. and agents, Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
NOTICE OF
Court, Parish 81. Landry, No.
EsrATE or HENRY n. Tuows

Usstrsct Court, Parrish 81. Landry, No. -
Estate or HENRY 7. THoMs.
Whereas, B.. A. Martel. of the parish Of
st. Landry, dative testamentary executor of
the estate OF Henry 4. Thoms, has filed q
tableau OF classification of debts in said
estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the homologation Of the same;
And whereas, notice d filing of said petition
and tableau has been ordered by an order
of court bearing date December 10, 1884;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested to make opposition to said
febleau, in writing, at my Office In the town
of 0pelousas, within the time required bylaw,
why said tableau should not be homoIogat-
ed and confirmed.
JAMES O. CHACHERE,
Dec 10, 1884. Clerk.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
B. MARTEL, by. Clerk { Notary Public,
Real Estate AGENT, Opelousas, La.

TwTILL give special attention to the pnr-
chase and sale of lands in the parish of
ST. Landry, Calcasieu, Cameron and Lafayette
fAttakapas1, to the entry of homesteads and
procuring patents for same, and to all mat
tiers concerning lands.
Referaaees-Hon. Geo. w. HudapetI, a. L..
Garland, Atty, Z. /. Tansey, Atty, g. ID. EST.
clerk of court. Dec.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
Marriage de M. Cleveland.

Marriage de III. Cleveland.
Trois on quatre personnes de
la meilleure societe de Buffalo
ont etc nominees CONNIE les f.
afc6es probables du president
6lu, M. Cleveland. Suivant les
rumeurs d'aujourd'hui, MI. Ole
veland ne SO mariera avec au-
cune DIES jeunes files don't les
noms ont etc mentionn6s jusqu'a
present, mais il epousera pro-
bablement miss Jennie Hum
phrey, file de pexjuge James
Humphrey, de cette vile, Mia
CARA street. Miss Humphrey ct
50 mere sont a New York depuis
10 10 courant, occupies, dit-on,
q acheter lie trousseau ct q faire
faire Ia toilette de noce. Lex
juge Humphrey est l'associ6 de
IA. Daniel Lockwood, qui a pre-
sent6 La candidature de NJ. Gle
veland d la convention de Chi
cage. Miss Jennie a I'M visage
agreeable ct gracieux ct DIES yeux
bleu fone6 qui donnent une ex-
preston piquante asa physiono-
mis-.
$@-@ssS% ss@Ma4 &s@. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tout Ie monde eonnaft au-
joard,hHi, en- France, Ia peinture
lunaineuse au phosphore du cal
citlrng on sen sert conramment
pour rendre phosphorescentes
les bottles d'allumettes, les por-
te-rl0ntres, les boutons de porte,
tons les objects qu'on peut avoir
bes0in de saisir sans tatonne-
ment dams lobscurite. Peut-
6tre dependant ne tire-t-on pas
chez nous tout lie parti que Pom
pourrait do Ia peinture lumi-
neuse BaImains. III est beau
coup dc cas- Oh il serait DANCE
reuK dc Sc servir de lumiere
pour p6n6trer dams IN local ct
on III fable lumiAre de Get en-
dui phosphorescent serait suffii-
sante pour gnider uDe personne
dams robsourit6 al lui permettre
de orienter.
En Angleterre ct Ell Ale
maglfe on fait diverses appli-
cations nest pas superau
d'indiqner. lie genie milifaire
anglais Sc sere par exemple de
rlbans iumineux pour les ira
vaux de mutt. Ces rubans SER
vent D jalonner les retours dies
tranch6es, des ouvrages en- terre,
des mines, etc. On 6vite ainsi
les lumiares qui guideraient Pen
nemi sur Ia position DIES travaux
D sex6cuter. En- Allemagne, on
commence 4 employer le meme
proceeds pour les attaqaes de
mutt ca Belgique, DIES experien-
cea sont en- CO moment en- cours
ds0x6cution.
Ailleurs, on a revetu de la
luminieuse les chassis
en- yerre qui seryent d inspector
des chaudieres. Ali
l6urs encore, on Ia utiIis6e pour
peindre los seaux d'incendie qui
deviennent ainsi faciles d trou-
ver dams pobscurite ; on Ia aus
ii employee pour les bou6es d
lentr6e des passes, ports canaux,
etc.
En- oompagnie des Est and
Docks de Londres a fait
peindre ayec cette composition
5000 bou6es de san yetage qui,
B I'eau Ia mutt, peu-
vent 8tre facilement apercues
des hommes tomb6s a la men.
compagnie du South Eastern
Went aussi de disposer
1ans Sos wagons de So classe de
yrandes plaques de we're phos-
ohorescentes.
Sans exag6rer Ia port6e de
Invention, i est bon dependant
TO rappeler qa'elle existe ct
Iu'elle peut rendre dams des
circumstances donn6es pertains
services.
LsAdyertiser, paroisse Lafa-
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
Predictions Atmosphiques.

nv ACOE
aD'apres toutes les apparen-
ces, nous .sommes maintenant
dams une periodic tres humble
qui, je crois, continuera pendant
environ deux ans, aux Etats- Unis
ct au Canada. L'Europe anra 6ga-
lement affectee. Lautomne de
1884 semble devoir etre doux,
phiver qui suivra sera doux ct
changeant, ayec beaucoup de
neige ct de pluie. Je erois quill
ny aura pas de neige d Noel,
nj all nouvel an de 1885. Jan
vier sera doux, fevrier sec ct
froid, avec des tempetes de
neige. L'et6 proclaim semble
devoir etre dune chaleur exeep-
tionnelle.
c.. nest pas richie, mails il
fait CO quill peut pour ceux qui
ont moins que lui.
L'hiver etant proche, II a vou-
lu habiller I'm yieillard de son
voisinage. O.. .Iui a donneaun
yieux chapeau, I'm pantalon, DIES
souliers, mais il lui manquait lie
vehement lie plus pr6cieux, I'M
bon, paletot etof6, serieusement
chaud.
Co., s'adresse a un ami qui
lie lui promet, disant:
---Je dois avoir celia dams ma
garde-robe.
Trois on quatre jours apres,
Co. reclame.
---Refexion fate, repond I'ami
,je garde ce paletot pour men
yelopper les jambes en- wagon.
-Sapristi! s'ecrie c.. avec
desespoir, moi quispavais promis
a &c pauVre Vieux!
Eth bienl reprend pegoIste,
il a cru pendant trois jours quill
aurait IN bon vehement
C'est toujours trois journees
agreables que nous lni aurons
fait passer.
Gnibollard, le distract par ex-
eellence, est an cafe avec un
qui lui raconte quel-
ques episodes de ses dernieres
campagnes.
-Au sortir du petit bois-
poursnivit le narrateur- ie me
trouve nez d nez avec IN Prus-
sien.
All -. fat GuiboIlard,
don't l'esprit est deja ailIeurs.
-Oui.-- I'm gaillard solide,
ma fol IL Rends-toi, lui dis-je,
til es mort Lui, s'elance
sur NOBLE sabre 4 Ia main, je
pare le COUP eli je 1ui en-
ma baionnette dams le
ventre-.- Il tombe raide
mort -
Eft qn'a-t-iI r6pondu /? ajou-
te Guibollard, qui- ny est pas
du tout.
II ma dit SO Donne-moi
du fen que je rallume ma pipe I"
lie contour vex6.
-Garcon 49, erie lie distract
complement absorbe, donnez
des alInmettes d monsieur.
lie telephone expliqu6 par
quelqn'un qui sly entend.
-Je vols bien instrument
lui souf1e tout seul, mails ie ne
somprends pas bien le trans
port du son.
-Je yais to faire comprendre
as IN CHEN.
-Oui.
Comment est-il2
-Mais il est dun taille mo-
yenne.
-Quand tn lui marches sur
a queue, qu'est-ce quill fait
IL aboie, parbleu
Eth bien, suppose que ton
an lieu d'8tre dune taille
noyenne, soft dune tailIe qui
"a dl village d la capitale.
-Oui.
II ny q point de doute que
j tu lui marches lei sur La queue,
est d Ia vile quill aboiera. !
mon Vieux, ee que c'est
[ue le telephone.
Gavroche rencontre, All Jar ]
Ia des Plantes, nm couple dune |
aideur grofesque.
" ITEMS s'6crie-t-il, en- SO dan
inant les mains dams ses poches, !
4 q done ouVert la cage aux J
j
lie monsieur, furieux
-Est-ce pour moi que yous
ties cal
Non, monsieur.
-Alors e'est pour ma femme ,
Non.
-Alors, pour qui est-ce donc2c
Lie gnVr0rfln. SsasuIliyanf All !.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

Une jolie coQuille.--En t4te
des depeches dun journal, Oh
pouvait lire l'autre jour
70 general Gourko, gouver-
neur de Varsovie, est tres bra
yement maladen
l1uoi netonnant 7 s'est 6crG
Guibollard ace sui et IL est mi
litaire, Get honme, c'est done
sa mission d'avoir du courage
AI dc faire tout bravement.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

Achetez voa wins; liqneurs, cigaFes
tabaea cigarettes, pipes, Iirres blancs
papisrs, ancras. &c, iii Star Gro
osry ~aa-aessots Az burean da CeuR-
Il
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
Chez le dentiste:

Chez lie dentiste:
-Eh bienl docteur. par cels
temps humides, les afaires dol
vent marcher
Hun 81. Voyez-vous, ce
gull me faudrait q moi, c'est la
renomm6e...
--Ah! oui, je sails, Ia renon-
NEE aux cent bouches.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

Fragment de dialogue
crpiriAg-Vois I VOLTA liz
mpis qae cetfe id6e me trottp
LA mallleuEetlse ellB 4 bian
Rd0 ssnnlIyar toufe aeule
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify, that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and CON
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We author.
lze the Company to use this certificate, with
fac-similes Of our signatures attached, in its
advertisements.
G.. z. BEAUREGARD,s
j. A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03

II q seize ans, rint6r8t an
nuel de la datte des Etats- Unis
Gtait de 900 il est au-
jourd'hui de SIS. 100000
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, il 7i'si,, ii Proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES:
CERTIFICATE.

1867 Prizes. amounting to....-....$265 500
The Opelousas courier., 1885-01-03
An Jardin DIES pIantas !.

Au Jardin des Plantes
Toto son pare:
Ponrquoi que pelephant il
q IN nez a grand que ca, dis Z
Paree qu'6tant petit il four
raft toujonrs ses pattes dedans,
monsieur.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-20
There are a great

| There are a great
many people in the
city and State who
sdorn their bodies
with $50 worth OF
Jewelry. who do no:
spend 81 per month
for books with which
to adorn their minds.
They think jewelIy is
cheap and books dear.
But really the reverse
is true. especially
since the Great Clear.
anee Sale OF Books
commenced at 5 East
Washington st. las;
week. To reduce our
immense stock we OF.
fer to sell several
thousand volumes ct
from 25 to 75s below
regular prices. Also
Albums, Pocketboohs,
Boxpspers, Inkstands
and many other ar
ticles OF stationery.
etc.. at about half
price. 1t ought to be
a great luxury to you
10 sit down and read
a good So book which
cost you only 81.
Suppose you try it.
We will furnish the
book IL you'll furnish
the 81, and we are
sure you will get the
BEsT or TIE BARGAIN.
Respectfully,
The Bowen Merrill Co.,
5 East Wash. ST.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

New Occidental: Il. L. Ssyler, G.eencas-
tie; f. Howard, w. Walden, Shelbyville; 6.
a. Powell, a. Fischer and wife, a. S. SteI-
man, Lancaster; G. 3. Ward, l.. l.. Mayer,
Leroy; E. Conner, Dsuville; I. e. Hill,
GIeensburg; G. +. Smith. Kokomo.
Bates House: Richard Pickering, Lafay-
cite; c. W. McEntire and wife, r. T. Spear,
BIownsburg; Henry Hoessar, Bloomington
+. II. Baylee. Lewisville; Miss Eta Cole,
Miss Minnie Henderson, Miss DollIe Haths-
way, Covington; W. B Williams and
daughter. Muncie; J. p Thistlethwaite,
Richmond; J. II. Howley. Cambridge City
Louis Pugh. Sheloyville; J. Frank Ballard,
Columbus; S. Pickard, G. w. Willard, Ter-e
Haute.
J. W. Hill. Rockford; T. J. HslpiD, st.
Louit ". II. Griffith, New York; Ben f
Walker, Niagara; T. d. Phillips, Philadel
phia; George w. Pearce, o. s Musser, New
York; George G. Stock, Hartford; A. Bar
ringtoD, Jacksonville; Charles T. Maley
Cincinnati James Tullock. Chicago; NJ. I
LeHmsn, J. A. Goedsll. GreeDcastle. Pro
lessor David Jordsn. Bloomington; W. s.
MAGE and wife, Shelbyville; W.. 3. Ana
walt, Mount Vernon, are at the Grand.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-20
6ocd conditioned old papers for sale OF
thiz Office at only 40 cents per hundred.
CITY IN BRIEF.

The latest progressive euchre club is THE
Bow-Legged Club"
The Ligh. Artillery will give grand May
party the night OF the let at the new arm
Ory.
ing at the Seventh Street NJ. L. Church to-
morrow night.
The English Dancing Club meets Friday
evening at the residence OF Miss Mollie Bige-
low. of North Illinois street.
Washington Lodge. No. IA. X. OF a., will
celebrate its eleventh anniversary at Pfaf-
fins the evening of May . with free enter
tsinment.
The police are congratulsting themselves
that quite a number of thieves Left the city
as followers OF Doris show, but are fearful
lest the entire gang return inside Of two
weeks.
The Mendelssohn Society will give 9 CON-
cert the 22d Of May at Plymouth Church.
The society is arranging for the early pro-
duction OF the Eighteenth Psalm, for which
Theodore Thomas is arranging the orchestral
parts.
B. V. Breeding. of Parkers Grove, KY,
who has been night clerk atthe Dixon House
since January. left the city Friday morning
ing arrangements to purchase the hotel, and
Was said 10 have been engaged TO Miss
Bright, OF Shelby County. who is now here.
The Trustees Association of St. Joseph's
Church viii hold meeting this evening at
345 East North street 10 complete the ar
rsneements for the lecture OF Rev. F. c..
We.chman, of Anderson, who will deliver =
lecture Oh Thursday evening at st. Joseph's
Church. Subject, "Intemperance." All the
temperance societies of the city have been
invited and will attend.
Mrs. G.. A. Wells. Mrs. A. 2. Msyo Mrs.
James Lodge, of the Second Presbyterian
Church; Mrs. Eliza Newcomb and Miss
Msmie Newcomer, OF the Tabernacle Church
Mrs. W. W. Woollen. Mrs T. Q. Day, Mrs.
]. A. 6oiding. of the First Presbyterian, and
Hrs. Charles Meigs and Mrs Janet Moores,
Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, will at
tend the meeting OF the Northwestern Mis-.
fionsry Conference ut Chicago, which meets
tomorrow and lasts two days.