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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOTJBNAIi, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1888.
ANOTHER
GREAT DRIVE.
Just bought at manufactu
rer's closing sale, 2-i pieces
Ladies' Broadcloths, 54 inches
wide, all the leading colors,
and put them on our counters
at $1 per yard. They would
be cheap at $2.
L. S.AYRES & CO
BECKER BROTHERS'
TJJPJRIG-I-IT
PIANOS.
Unrivaled in WORKMANSHIP,
TONE, DESIGN and DURABIL
ITY. Wo havo the finest stock of
these Pianos in Ebonized, Rose
wood, Walnut and Mahogany cases
ever shown, and make a specialty
of Pianos in art furnishings at low
prices, Oall and see us, or send
for catalogues and prices.
P1AH0S FOR RENT, CRCAHS FOR REST,
CHEAPER THAN ANT PLACE IN THE CITY.
D. H. BALDWIN & CO
S5 91 and 99 Norlh PennsylFanis St
A. Large Assortment of
Pictures and Art Goods
Specially dei?ii6l for tli Holiday Trade. In Eteh
ing, EoffTftricgs tad Photographs, w hare all tha
latest publications, and inrita &a inspection of our
stock by persons desiring
XIOIjIDVY presents.
EL XilEBER & CO.'S
ART EMPORIUM,
No. 33 South Meridian Street.
Finding our first floor too
limited to display our immense
stock, we have opened our
second floor to accommodate
the crowds, and urge every one
to visit that department before J
leaving.
THE BOWEH-MERRILL CO
CHRISTMAS
BOOKS
3Comc and see what we have.
CATHCART, CLELAND 8c CO
2G Xaak Whlojtoa Street,
The New York Store
ESTABLISHED 1833.
MUFFS! MUFFS!
This morning we opened two
hundred Muffs Real Seal,
Lynx, Opossum, Monkey, etc.,
etc.
HOLIDAY GOODS ALL OPENED
PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES ALWAYS
PETTIS, BASSETT k CO
Gorernor Gray' Pardons.
Governor Gray indicated some time sloco that
be would not take up the consideration of any
sew applications for pardons In view of the near
approach of the end of his oSeial term. This
announcement has had the effect of stopping
Uew applications, bnt has had no retarding ef
fect on the efforts of the friends of convicts,
whose applications for liberty were filed earlier
in the Uorernor's term of oJSee. In several
eases now nnder consideration the applications
are opposed by eounter-patitiont, and the Gov
error's decisions are awaited with Try peneral
interest in the localities where the crimes weio
committed.
County Superintendent' Convention.
The Department ef Public Instruction of this
State has issued a call to eoanty superintend
ents to meet In this city on the CCth inst, at 2
P. v., for conference upon the needs and inter
ests of the common schools in connection with
the approacbinff meeting of th Legislature,
and to take part in the State Teachers' Associa
tion meeting. whih will hold sessions here on
Thursday and Friday of tae same weelr. The
teachers this year will have their hotel bead
quarters at th New Denlson.
I S'w bed room eels at Wa LLlier'a,
HIXOB CITY MATTERS.
To-Day'a Oolnes.
INDIANAPOLIS BAR ASSOCIATION Circuit
Court room, erening.
FRANCIS MURPHY MEETINGS Afternoon. 3
o'clock, New Denison Bioelt, and ere&ing 7:30
o'clock, at First Baptist Cimrch.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE K. U. Sotkern, eTemng.
PARK THEATER Harry Kernell'e Specialty Com
I any, aflsrnoon and evrniug.
BATTLF OF ATLANTA CYCLORAMA Market
street. t-ntn Illinois an 1 Tennessee street, day
and evenicj.
Local News Notes.
The County Commissioners hare appointed
Charles IL II. Rentch justice of the peace for
Wayne township, in place of Luther A. Todd,
who resigned.
George Gebnardt sod Frank Elf, Indieted for
reiliog liquors to r.iinors, cd Mary Kemiljr and
Samuel Iirnee, for petit larceny, were arrested
yesterday by deputy sheriffs. AU gave bond
for their appearance in eourt
The following bnildiog permits were issued
yetterday: Charles Schultz, frame cottaee, on
Kansas street, near Tennessee, $500; M. E. Ita
fert, frame store-room, on Bloomington street,
near Market, 61,000; Lizzie Probst, frame resi
dence, at No. 093 North Tennessee street, $2,000.
The fight between Hike Noland and Tim
Roland was not, it is claimed by the former's
friend, eansed by a ketr of beer bamcr broueht
to the shoe-shop, No. 84 South Illinois street.
There was no beer there. Roland attempting to
enter the place over the objections of Noland
brought about the diculty.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Alis and Catharine Hall, Frederick Case
and Ida May Climman, Eli S. Adams and Annie
Willoughby, Morton P. Lawrence and Minerva
Trabue, Thomas J. Thompson and Margie A.
Marsha), George M. Howe and Lucinda Hunter,
Elmer 11 Danfert and Eva L. Stanton.
Personal and Society.
Mr. Sam Miller i3 home from Hamilton Col
lege, to spend hi3 holiday vacation.
Miss Clara Scorer is expected home, this
week, to remain until after New Year's.
Mr. Fletcher Ritzioger will return from Yale
College, on Friday, to spend the holidays.
Mr. Lynn B. Martinnale left for New York
on Saturday, to make a short visit to friends.
Miss Luey Calkins has issued Invitations for
a (ianeiog party on Friday ereaing or this week.
Hon. Horace B. Straight, of Shackopee.
Minn., is a visitor of Mr. IL S. Holton'a of this
city.
Mr. Robert Martindale baa tone East, to
pond the holidays with Mr. Herbert Emory, in
Boston.
Miss Emma Pattison will give a daooing party
on Saturday evening at her home on North Illi
nois street.
Mrs. Geo. W. Brecount has returned from
Terre Haute, where she made a short visit to
Professor and Mrs. Wickersham.
Mrs. Emswiler, of Peru, and Mrs. Bridgeford
Smith, of Louisville, are guests of Mrs. Anna
Walker, on North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Harry W. Allen and daughter will Isave
on the 26th for Florida, to spend several months
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hunt.
Mrs. E. Q. Sewall, of Milwaukee, Wis..' is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sewall, and will assist
Mrs. Sewall at her Wednesday af tornooa re
ception. Miss Edith Moggridge. of Paris, France, who
has been the gnest of Mrs. Franklin Landers,
will go to other cities in the State this week to
speak upon the work of the McAU znitsioa in
France.
Mrs. James Ml Bradihaw will give a large
party on Christmas eve, in honor of her neice,
Miss Riley, of Pittsburr. and ber son, Mr.
Walter Bradshaw, who bas recently returned
from the South.
Mrs. Eric Bergland, wife of Capt Eric Berg
land, U.S. A. engineers and a cousin of Mrs.
Harrison's, who has been visiting the family of
the President-elect, left for her home in Lexing
ton, Ky., yesterday. 9
In accordance with tbeir usual custom the
nembers of Mayflower Church will celebrate
Forefathers' Day on Friday by giving an old
fashioned New England supper, aod in the
evening a musical and literary entertainment.
Mies Sara Levy and pupils will cite an art ex
hibition on Thursday afternoon, from 2 till 5
o'clock, at No. 351 Parke avenue. The exhibit
will consist of china paintiog and wood carving,
and some excellont work has been done by her
pupils.
The Winter Nights Club gave a very deliebt
ful party last night at Brenneke's Academy.
Quite a number of invitations were issued by
members and there was an attendance of nearly
eighty. Every one wore evening dress and
many exceedingly pretty costumes were notice
able. Hart's orehestra furnished tho music.
The company included Mayor and Mrs. Denny,
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Gray, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Coffin, Major and Mrs. W. J. Richards, Mr. and
Mrs. Major Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Noonan, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Root, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
i red Mayer, Mr. aod Mrs. S. K. Fletcher and
daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Wlsenberger, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Q. O. Tan
ner, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Root, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greprery, Mr.
and Mrs. LLC. Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. a F. Seyles,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
Brenneke, Mr. aod Mrs. Dill Pray, Miss Matott,
Miss Dollens. Miss Luiu Wile. Miss Walker,
Miss Coffin, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Carrie
Malott, Miss Stella Wiles, Miss .Lura Lowe,
Miss Pearl Goldthwaite, Miss Reeves,
Miss Elliott. Miss Fountaio. Miss
Shuler, Miss Walliek, Miss Freemao.
Messrs. W. H. Co'eman, Dr. Anderson, Car
roll DeWitt, Charlea Rasehie, Jesse Fletcher.
Harry Eden, Will Sharpe. Albert Fletcher. Ned
Taylor, Richard Talbott, James Lilly, Frank
Stalnaker, John Murphy, Will Elliott, Lawrence
Shuler and ot'nsrs.
Articles or Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday
with Secretary of State Griffin, as follows: Old
Pittsburg Coal and Coke Company.Hymera; capi
tal stock $150,000; incorporators, James N. Bach
aoan, Franeis C Bishop, Paul Wright. John C.
Chaoey. Foulke Manafactarin? Company,
Richmond; capital stock fl 0.000; incorporators,
LeRoy Maosfleld, W. D. Fooike and John C.
Foulke. Jeffersonville Street-railway Company;
capital atock $100,000; directors. Albertus J.
Jones. Laban Phelps and C. C. Head. Mutual
Saviocs and Loan Association of Clark County;
capital stock $1,000,000.
Threatontug Possibilities,
"If all the people who want damages against
the city should get judgments, we would have
to go very poor for awhile," said City Attorney
Taylor yesterday. There are now forty suits
against the city for damages, and tho total
amount asked is $223,400." Mr. Taylor thinks
he will win every suit pending.
Xatoral-Gu Amenities.
The manaeer of one of the natural-gas com
panies here, when approached by one of his pat
rons a few days ainee who said he had too much
gas for the house he lived in, humorously ad
vised the complainant that the best way to rem
edy that difficulty would be to hitch on to the
opposition company.
Cehap Dreis-Mikln.
Commencing Monday. Dee, 17, Mrs. Spencer,
123 North Illinois street, will make wool dresses
for $G; broadcloth. G to iS; silk, velvet aod party
dresses. Si Good fit and drapinc; specialty.
K. K. kures tickling koushs.
Neckwear,
Smoking jackets,
Pall dress border-bosom shirts,
White vests, for evecicg and party wear, in
silk and Marseilles, at
Panl Krauss's.
By the way, Mr. Krauss has the flntst lioe of
imported la;e and silk handkerchiefs for ladies
ever brought to Indianapolis.
Tar K. K. just once. Only 25c per bottle.
Gasper's Placs.
55 North Pennsylvania street.
If you couch at night taio K. K. as directed.
Christxai Goods.
We havo many articles desirable for Christ
mas presents, amon whieh are Rogers's plated
ware, olegant carving sets, pearl-handled table
cutlery, ladies' scissors in cases, toilet and man
icure sets, brass fenders, anditocs, cusnadors.
tea-kettles, umbrella-stands and tables, boys'
and youths' tooi-chosts eomplete, pocket-knives,
razors, etc, etc. It will pay you to vail and see
U!. UlLDEBSASD & FUOATE,
52 S. Meridian st.
TCten Yea Want
Mantels, grates and tile hearths call on us, and
have them set right. All work guaranteed. We
repair and reset grates; ret thorn for natural gas
ao a to get the best result?. Ct mocti at
greatly reduced pricie. MM. & V wrought
Itoel ratges, best in the market.
Wm. n, Bcjcxett A Soy,
03 South Meridian street,
light)
Wet Vhelesome Bffe
Delicious PmW
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
As to Parity and Wliolesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder.
41 1 have tested the Koyal Baking Powder and find It composed of pure and whole
some ingredienta. It is a cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and doea
not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances.
"E. G. Lote, Ph. IV
" The Royal Baking Powder is tho purest and most reliable baking powder offered
to the public H. A- Mott, Ph. D."
"The Koyal Baking Powder is purest in quality and highest In strength of any
baking powder of which I have knowledge. Wm. McMcetrie, Ph. D."
New Thing
Only a little more than a week to get them, if you want them to count as
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
WHAT TO GET.
The list is too longr. We can only make a reminder here, and ask you to come and see and
choose ior yourself. Most Beautiful Pottery ever seen. Watches, all grades and prices. Bronzes,
Clocks, Lamps, Stands, Sterling Silver and Fine-cut Glassware.
D
111 1 I
CLOAK
PURCHASE
WASSOMCO
DTP
bib
Cloaks, immense stock, from 75c up.
Fine Alaska Seal, London Dye, Astonishingly Low Prices
BIG
nnnil11
.J l.juU U J J, Ju new and
RCHASS
IIHT Tf) A Y Specialties in every Department for Holiday
Livuiun I Trade Gloves, Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, Muf-
pnrjno flers, Satchels, Pocket-Books, Silk Umbrellas,
UUUUO Embroidered Aprons, etc.
t,Store open Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
until 9 o'clock.
, P. WASS0N & CO
ForHOLIDAY TRADE
ALL NEW GOODS
ALMONDS,
Shelled, Soft Shell and Taper SbtlL
WALNUTS,
Calif or cia and EnjlUh.
PECANS,
CREAM NUTS,
FILBERTS,
Oar own mixture of to above in JO pound boxes,
all extr quality.
Malaga Grapes, extra; Florida
Oranges; Fancy Raisins (Cluster
Dehesa, California Layer, Layer
Valencia, Valoncia and Seedless).
Oneida Community and Thur
ber's Mmce-raeat and Apple Butter.
Plum Pudding.
German Preserved Strawberries,
white and red.
Gordon & Dilworth's Preserves,
Jams and Jellies.
Every day Genuine Mocha and
Java Coffees, roasted, and 6old at
tho Stores of
H. H. LEE.
GRAND HOTEL
INDIANA rOLIS, XNP.
Fuecter elmtor and all modern conrealeaeet,
Iea4!njr uotl of the elty, ad itrietljr flrft'las.
Kaet. S'l SQ. f 3 and If 3. SO ptr dar, h Jatttr prie
Ucludln bath. UEO. i WliiGbT, rrrprUtor.
EAKI HQ
POWDER
in
Wa
ik
Wo have closed out the Cloak Stock
of Myer, Johnson & Co., one of tho larg
est manufacturing firms in New York.
Wo did not pay fifty cents on the dollar
for it. We can sell you well-made, hand
somely trimmed and stylish garment,
for much less money than you can buy
the material. The stock consists of fine
Plush and Cloth Garments, fine Cloth
Newmarkets, from $2.90 .to 7.50; fine
Plush Garments, extra long, 14.75,
worth double tho price; Children's
We have bought an immense stock of fine
Dress Goods, in Suits and Piece Goods.
The stock would require double tho space
we can give to it. They must bo sold
Tho prices wo shall offer good,
desirable goods, will soon close
them out. do-inch buitmgs, 12$ to 51) cts,;
54-inch, from 45c to 75c; 150 pieces of fine
Broadcloths, from 65c per yard. Come and
seo greatest bargains over offered.
PEARSOFSMUSICHOUSE
The finest and best assortment
of Tianos and Organs in tho State.
Our low prices and easy terms aro
such that no family need be without
a Piano or Organ.
PEARSON'S MUSIC HOUSE
9 North Pennsylvania Street.
GAS STOVES
They Give Perfect Satisfaction
Nearly 2,000 in use in this city.
No kindling required; no coal to
carry; no ashes to remove. Prices
from $2 to $16.
G.A.S ENGINES
FROM ONE-EIGHTH HORSE-POWEi UP
We sell to gas consumers in this
city only. On exhibition and for
sale at the
GAS COMPANY
No. 47 S. Pennsylvania St
J
ONE DOLLAR PER TEAR
Wottlj Indiana S
on
W. T. WILEY & CO
Nos. 48 & SO North Illinois Street.
See Our Cut Prices on Holiday Goods This Week.
Gents Poneree Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, only Zoc, worth 50c. Great bargain.
Good Silk Handkerchiefs at 15c cheap at 20c. Seo theru. bilk Handkerchiefs, elegant
patterns, only 20c, worth 50c Mufflers at all prices f roto 2oo to $3. See then.
Just received an elegant assortment of Gold and Silver-headed Umbrellas, from $1.50 to
$10. They would make beautiful and useful Holiday Presents.
See onr Kid Gloves, Silk and Lis! Hosiery. Silk Mittens, Corsets, Ribbons, Fancy
Linen Handkerchiefs, Purses. Fancy Goods and Books. Our pricea Tvill surely pleaso you.
Seo our MUFFS and FURS on sale this week.
CLOAKS!
The extremely low prices put on our Cloaks, are selling them rapidly. We only have a
few more Burkhardt Seal Plush Sacques ia stock. Doa't fail to secure one of these famous
Plush Sacques before they are all gone.
Remember, we have the exclusive sale of Burkhardts Cloaks ia this city.
See our prices on Plush Sacques. Newmarkets, Jackets and Short Wraps. It will pay you.
Store open every night thia week until 9 o'clock.
W. T. WILEY & CO., 48 & SO North Illinois St.
PANG YIM
At No. 7 Massachusetts avenue, has opened a
room and filled it with rare kinds of Chinese and
Japanese Work. Japanese Curtains. Rose Jar Per
fumes, Vases, Fire Screens, etc Many kinds of
Chinese Tea Sets, etc. Abo, Chinece Tea
EWELRY
No. 12 East
Wash. St.
TO THE
Thoie about to build tvill find it an object to
Hall, ladianapolis, Ind., State Agent for th Chicago
all competitors in Stained, Ornamental or Beveled
dows a specialty.
BARGAINS!
Now is tho time to secure a handsome Rocker at a very low price.
Seo the Kockers in the windows. One lot of Antique Oak Rockers in
Plush, Leather and Tapestry Seats at $7. This is a great reduction on
these Rockers, but they must be closed out
One lot of Patent Base Rockers, covered in Silks, Tapestries, etc.,
etc., at $10 each. These were sold at 15 and $17. This lot won't last
long. These are jnst the things for Holiday Presents. Call early.
WM. L.
43 & 45 South
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
PAEEOTT & TAGGAET'S
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
(SOINIJGTHING- 3NEW.)
This brad is manufactured from tha finest matsrial the xnarltet affords. It if the most nourishing, whitest
and palatable bread ever made. Please c'ito it a trial
SILK UMBRELLAS S
goods large assortment Collar and Cuff Boxes and DresMng
Cases, bought with special reference to the Holiday Trade.
major TAYLOR, 38 E. WASHINGTON ST.
REMOVAL "
TO Nos. 21 & 23 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET.
Larger and Better Accommodations. New Rooms New Goods.
Just received, now lines of Tea Sets. Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets,
Chamber Sets. Also, NEW and ELEGANT STYLES OF LAMPS.
F. P. SMITH & CO.
GIPSY KETTLES, I LILLY S: STALNAKER
BRASS ANDIRONS and FENDERS. ) G4 E. Washington St
FRANK W. PLANNER,
FUNERAL
LADY ATTENDASX
FUNERAL
C. E. KREGEL0
125 North Delaware St.
NO CHARGE for CHAPEL for services.
Only Practical Free Amtclance- Telephone 5GI.
UNDERTAKER
CG North Pennsylvania St
, 21 TO
CPTfea Pper upon which THE JOURNAL
PAPER
DB.APEBIE
CLOAKS!
S, D. CRANE
98 East Washington St,
Corner of Delaware.
Don't forget that he has a choico
selection of Jewelry, Diamonds,
Watches, Gold-Headed Canes,
etc., for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
BRUSH BRILLIANCY
Arc and Incandescence
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
For particulars address
fHS BRUSH ELECTRIC COMPANY
CLEVELAND. OHIO
eall upon EDWARD SCIIUR3IAKX. No. 2 Odd-flow
Art Olatt Companj, as w are prepared to UNDERSELL
Plate Glass for Housework. Memorial and Church Win
BARGAINS!
ELDEE
Meridian Street.
for ladies and gentlemen
Fine Neckwear, Hosiery
and Gloves. Leather
C.J. BUCHANAN,
DIRECTORS
TELEPHONE 641.
DIRECTOR
Telephone 411.
PUBLIC
IISTDliSrA PAPER CO.
JUN'UFACTUrtERS AND DEALERS IS VXVZR.
25 EAST MARYLAND ST., INDPLS.
U prinUd ii mad by this eoropMU.