Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1892 — Page 2
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IQ RETT I RD Root#,' of Connarsvllle; Mr. and Mr*. H. 0.1 to Dai J ijcaj. I Buell, of Burt; Mr. and Mia. L. Bmitk, of !
rat: makket
SO DAT SERVICES.
ABM AD-
AS ANTICIPATED.
STTU5BT-CAB TROUBLES JUt*BD AS AJfTIClPJ
, • ♦it" Qoeatton Mot T*k*«i» Into Con-
Baala of Sottlei try Anderaon’o
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] Sokooio; W. N. Sbowera. J. M. Heodnx! of ' ! Bloomington; Mr. tod Mr*. Leri Eitier, Mr. t awl Mr*. & B. Carey. Mrs. S. V. Boyle. J. N.
arey. Mrs. 8. V. Boyle. 3. N. f CHICAGO, March 12.—Oioae—Wheat— Wilson, Dr. Charles Welsh and wife, John A. * Steady; cash 85^<»-S5^e, Mar WX&mifrt »ss& s l tsi
Oats—Easy; cash 2$%c, Mar 29“ic. Pork—
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The street-ear strike is a thine «f the past. (Is end was foreshadowed yesterday. The] peaceful tendency la the adjaetsaent of the
days, as related in these columns, ended in a written agreement. At the brotherhood me*ttag early this morning the eoaelaeione of it# committee were approved. This committee wee composed of John >ewboaee, Eli Ingram, Thomas Ford and Michael Leaihaa. end the differences were adjected between them and
President Frer./si,
The committee accepted ee a basis of settleIt President Ffenul’s proposition of day i yesterday, with the modifications that « to change the penalty in the case of conductor, dismissed, to suspension
driver, dismissed, to
South Bend: %. 8. Fish, Murray’ HJ1J; H. G. Miller, 8C Niehoiae; from Logmasnort: R. N. Sullivan. Jfew York; H. J. Fenton. Bartholdi; G. Mann, Grand Union; P. E. Wilcox. Astor;
difflcultiee which has been appnrent tor aeveral from Marion: E. Y. Donalson, Astor; W. H.
t they and w
14, open promise of
not knowingly violate any • out by both sides that :r(*ui<;nts or snb roea un-
company and will
of them. It » given out there are no tide agreement
derstandiags. as some of the politicians and walking delegates who have prolonged tbia
difficulty are trying to make believe.
The minute of toe agreement presented at
last night’s meeting Is as follows:
Maxes 11, IMS.
After a earefol consideration of the situation. and a consultation wkh Messrs. New.
sgvrug tmmii’sm* w • A^v»A*miaw» ? xxjnws , v T . Roberts. Bt. Denis; from Vir.cer.aes: L Lyons, L. A. Wise. Stortevant; from Gotten: W. P. Thompson. Imperial; 3. H. Penrod, Hoffman; from Lafayette. U L. McCormack. A P. Bellinger. Sew York; from Portland, C. C. Cartwright, G. F. Headington. St. Denis; M. Wesler, Metropolitan; from Hartford City, A. Weller. Metropolitan; from Sullivan, C. H. Browder, Bt. Deals; from Dunkirk. F. E. Shaw, Murray Hill; from Frankfort. T. F. Moor*. Cosmopolitan; from Terre Haute. C. D. Griffith. St. Denis: from Brazil, D. Hawkins. 5#w York; from Ft. Wayas, 8. F. Bowser,
Astor. -
METHODS IS TAX REFORM.
Ton Years, rajs I»r. Rosa.
“Tax Reform” was diseased by Professor Ross, last night lathe University extension course. He said: “The problem of taxation is more serious every time the sun sets than it was when that son rote. The progressive
house, Ingram, Lenthan and Ford, of our car ■ erpansion of Oorernmcnt fnuctlocs require
service employes. I sgre* vo modiiy the aborei
proposition la'such a way as to reduce the penalty In the case of A. J. Smith, conductor, tckugpenslon until March 21, and in the case of Thom** Riley, driver, 1 scree to reduce the
penalty to suspension until March 14, both, at tax and call tor reform,
the date us sued, to go back in their former plsces, upon the assurance from you, that both of the## men agree to observe the rules of the company and not knowingly violate the
ssma
To the cues of H. D. Hmitb and Frank O’Malley, driver, both of whom I have agreed
Jdarket quiet and fairly steady.
Steers $3 25&4 40 Cows 1 50T<n3 10 Stockers and feeders 3 00<g,3 50 Hogs—Receipts 4,900 head. Shipments 000 bead. Choice bogs quiet to etroog,
others steady to 5c lower.
Extreme range $3 30@4 75 Balk *60<g,4 70 .Sheep—Receipts 400 bead. Shipments
none. Market unchanged.
Hare to May.
Messrs. Poliak A Hord, room 15 Vance Block, the portrait enlarging artists, feel that they are being imposed upon by virtue of certain unscrupulous per> ■ going
nioV.T"bee*to'sxDiain thuTlt'ii’mv 1 •>*tcntly would require that paupers aud ; about the city taking orders and uemandl la tootles to put them Imek into the places 1 anywhere from S3 to $4 down and then
Mtetofoie oeoujdMkn l|iKi' 1 ' v GitUeae' Hlreet Railroad Company, by
J. P. PurMZKi., FreuitH
J. P. Fxkmzsi., Fr
W# hereby agree to recommend the accept-
ance of tb* above proposition, as modified this data, to ths car-service employee of the
^7 W. Nswnonsa, E. 8. InoaaM, F.Foap. M. Lcmimax. Opr tain members *f the ad vlaory committee,
pompoeedof president*of different local )Aor bUtoas, last nfgbt adopted the following rasotutioua, against the opposition of tb* street-
par brotherhood representatives:
Wheruac, Frestdeat Freuzel has refused to Tumere’ known ‘‘scabs'* from tb* service of the CitUene' Street Railway Company; and Whereas, Tfaseommlttoe of the Brotherhood gf Osr*dri*ert.Motormen and Conductors has accepted tb* situation, to keep down further trouble and prevent further inconvenience to
the public, th« refors, be It
Resoited, That this advisory commutes Will always rsmaia unalterably opposed to any franchise or privilege* being granted to the Citlseas' Street Hsu way Company, or pny other corporation, a* long as ‘ scabs” or jK>n-anfoa men are employed; and be it furHaeolved, That every labor union of Marion county he requested to adopt and carry out the spirit of thsse resolutions, and that the gam* aotton be published la the newspapers
he soon as taken.
> the reason that they believed in stand-
larger and ever larger expenditures: ana hence calls for larger taxes; and the inequalities and mal-adjustmenls easily borne nnder a light tax becoma intolerable under a heavy
If the citizen of to-
day is being taxed more heavily thin ever j before, be must see that the tax is better ; used. The right of the Government to claim t taxes is supported by three theories: (1) ! The tax ia a return for protection re- ‘ ceiveo; tbia theory carried oat consistently would require that paupers aud
children pay the highest taxes as they re _ _ _ the most protection. i!»> The Government is gen ^i n g tfae work C. O. D. for balance.
! M««»? wue. * Hord do „o.ch.rc...
for there is no contract between the Govern- ) any time over $1 down and giving meat and the individual, and a contract is ths person every opportunity to innecssssry in partnerships. Indirect tax<* are , pee t t b e work * n d if it be customs dnties and internal revenue. They f oflnd not -ntirelv aatisfactorv it is are ao called because the man who pays them t0 ^ D , a n . ot eDl ‘r ,JJ “ j Is not ths roan who bears them. This is not not forced upon the natron. They opened the beet way to raise monty, because indirect their studio for the purpose of showing the tasea are wasteful; they are inequitable and fine class of work whioh they do, and also favor the rich, and they totter monopoly, j to conT i n ce the public that they are here to as<5re ajsssss; i *« *«y‘ h - r z: abandon them, however, until the country has i lees, which is usual with shoddy producrcached a high grade of popular intelligence lions, but at the same time they propose to
keep as low in price as any one—m fact will not be undersold. They employ onlv first-clasa artists; do not work behind screens, nor in any way attempt to mistify
their business.
The samples of work on exhibition in tnor. IO, l(1C ci„ I. th. home », I
inviaibl* property. The property that pays an ® ^ate convincing proofs that the urm^ is full tax ia that of conscientious people or of “* * *' 1
widows and orphans, whose property has become a matter of record in the process ot sertling the estate. The larger the city, the smaller the proportion of taxable property. In the nature of the case it is impossible to
and patriotism, which must be a slow growth. We should gradually increase the direct tax. aud lessen the indirect tax. Public teeling is against any tax that does not reach every man. When only 3 per cent, of the population livs>d in cities, th* inequity in direct taxes was little tklt; but when 25 per cent, of the population live in cities this inequity becomes lar
Ihalr employer’s interests. F. F. Riggs, towTouse. Bli Ingram, Terry Moors aud Pries, members or the committee, voted
against these resolution*.
Tb# ooaeluaion of ths whole matter is that the tuen will gst tb* benefit of certain modifications of tbs rules (not in lha controversy primarily), and the motormen will In May receive an laoreiks of wages of 1 cent an hour. Unlimited free riding ou badges does not figure in Ike settlement< badges will not be used', gnd the company’s new men will remain on thspar-roU. Bn Hendricks and one or two others, removed for cause, will not be reemployed. Generally speaking, th* strect-car emalpyee and elttaens are content with the ikttrauoa. and are glad th* strike is over. "New to nueinass,” aa on* would say, “and jet ths agitator* and politicians cease to
Opgimting Expenses. »
"It U being attempted by persons indirectly sod direotly connected with the matter of tb* teoeivetship of this toad," said Secretary Auterftoa of th* street oar company, ‘to bias th* publto mind with reference to the receipts snd expenses of this company. Ia bow lar Mr. Bleei* is trying to isnd hie aid to the false showing, I atn not prepared to sav, but it is a foot that hta report to the court, with reference to the expenses of the company, to mislead-
ing, to enr the iegglt:
"The following ia a list of the items which
make any system that will succeed more than ten years. The tendency in any community is for the general principlee to sink to the level of the lowest man in that community. As a remedy it has been preposed that real estate should be exempted from State taxation and taxed tor local purposes only. It is impossible to have an equitable valuation for State purposes, but possible or local purposes. Again national monopolies should have the monopoly advantages taxed out oi them, and their franchises sold to the highest bidder. If a inr.n'R income is taxed, it will be a step in the right direction, liis income ia to him what the farm is to bis brother. The inhwit-
ance tax is also wise. _
GOVKltNPR’H GUARDS RECEPTION
The Governor Reupond-* to the State Toaet—i Hi ••'i** I looted.
ship. They ate carstuliy computed' On account tares.three days at
Insurance three days at fts.iM Feed three dgye,,m Fuel ell at power station three days at
.Mil 111. ”
$139 74
24 18 432 W)
•g.fc*e**s * •»*•»««* «*• .4 St . Artificial gas bills three days at 84.41... Coal three days at ♦V.fti.—
Rants three dayn at 18.88 ■
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AikiutPtt Jk Uor, thoclug contract .... luJianacoHi Union Railway Company, three days at $1.M Interest on bonds 1*00,000, at « per
cent, three days 400 oo Interact on iloatiug debt three days..... 20 07 Distribution ot supplies from store-room during March 1. 2 and 8, for operating expeusc-
aeooonu only *
‘or eleetrlo-Hue repair. ‘or power-station expei 'or harMljb,....,... ‘or stable expense 'or eleoirio-oat expense.... ‘or -hoeiug.
‘dr tool*...,.,,
! w oar expaaka
* or oirAniitK
For slectno-oar repair
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At the State House last night a reception was tendered Governor Chaae aud staff by th* Governor’s Guards, and tho company waa mustered In tor another three years’ service. Inside the building was decorated with flags and flowara, and stacked arms wars placed at
iuiorvala around the room.
Governor and Mrs. Chase and MUs Chase received in vh« Governor’s parley room. Tbqy were assisted by a committee oonsisting of Col. W. B. Roberts, tapt. M. V. Boott, y«ut. WHIG. Beach. Sergt. Charles Russ, Dr. h. E. Carey, Robert Algoe, 0. C. Thomas and H U. Hisnters. During the recoption an o chestra placed behind a cluster of huge fo.ns and other ulauts furnished music. At9 o'clock the banquet was served in Agricultural Hall. Pivate Secretary Roberts was toast-master. After the last course he introduced Governor Chase, who responded to the toast "The State oflndisna." 'the Governor delivered an eulogy on the State, aud in closing said; "Indiana has just reason to be proud oi her citizen soldiery. No State in the Union is more willing to respond in time of peril than this, as was recently evinced by th* restless, eager disposition of she State militia when.a conflict witn Chili was feared.’’ Following ths Governor, responses were made as follow: "The Soldiers of 1881," Gen. Coburn; ‘jCUy of IndianapolU," Caleb S.
Denny; Black.
“The CUiten Soldier," Col. J. O.
M,S17 10
“Mr. Steel* reported expenses to the court, Itag simply k part of ths regular expense ty-roU, fit 12,888.10. add to this th* total of
“This, *f course, does not inoluds salary for r-pRiii rr~ 3"ow any Interest on
i capital invested, to say nothing of a very
proper alloweeCe tor wear and tear, comtooply known as depreciation. While it is toe purpose, it seems, to inform the public upon the gnanctai matters of our road,- it is but aimpls justice that they should know all the facta, and 1 give the above with this purpoao
lu vie#.” _ TRAVELS OP XNDIAXIANS.
The election of company officers was held previous to ths banquet last night, and re-
sulted as ioiiows; Captain—M. V. Scott.
First Lieutenant—Will G. Beach. Second Lieutenant—Jamea Maher.
Sergeant—Charles Stoat.
Mr*. Crazt’s Trial.
Th* trial of Mrs. Mary Craft, th* woman who left the Brasil baby on th# steps of the Excelsior laundry, was called this morning. She was unable to appear. The State’s witnesses told their story as has been published. A number of witnesses for the detense testified to Mr*. Cralt s good, moral character aud tno tact that she was hot at times responsible lor her actious. Judge Buskirk intimated that the contradictory stories she had told when arrested were very much against her and asked that she bo brought into court.
Frii
that
The trial was continued until
friday.
Nwwa of Home People Sojourning lu Other Stutcm.
Rev. J- B. fiberrard. of Rookville, waa at th* Ardmore, Washington, during toe week.
Steam Lummy Suit Compromised. Anna Bchauck was one of ths persons injured in the wreck of the steam dummy which for a few days ran between the city and Irvington, before th* electric line was built. MtsaSchauck this morning compromised her suit against the street-railway company for damage*. NKW* JOTTINGS.
hsur, u« «,it
-*.on Jklartsi’ u , < u .iw ILnUlttaburg, Pa.,
lUiaoapoiis, ei: et Phila-
Franoisca M. Albrecht, twenty-two years old, was adjudged insane to-day. She ia n
nativ* of Australia.
i Denuis G. Warner writes Tho News that he has a Bible which wai printed in 1522. It may be seen at his boms, 401 Alvord st. The Anthony Wayne Manufacturing Company, of Ft. Wayne, filed with the 8ecI rotary of State to-day a certificate of its trade-
i? wd'VTTsf Klto^HtwJ^o^f/tociiSn 1 ! Mary E. Dane, who sued Gottfred PeterBelle Meieher, of Vevay; Mias Kate son for $3,275.50 in Judge Walker's court, waa
• amount.
kis week by Rev. D. C. Miller.
Mi** Essie Kinder, ot Indianapolis, waa in
NtwOritaus during ths week.
Mr. end Mr*. P. W. CbtsJett, of Indianaoolia, stopped at to* Crescent Hotel, New
Orieaoa. this week.
Fittroff
MiS* Bw,v, r v, -uiM Meat, of Madison ; W. K. Bowman, of EvanaviUg, and Hr. and Mrs. W. H. Shater, oi R
mood, were among tb* paasenaors who w ™ ™ .. rived in New Orlean* oa tb* Guidiag Star A short, heavy-set man went into Mary from Florida ibis week. Edgar’s house. 201 East Market, last night.
1(2““ “ “““ “ ““ 0 ” d
Avenue, New York, tots week. f ... . Tb* register of the Fntaaa House, Palatka, Margaret Jackson, of Anderson, who was Fla., this Week, showed to* name* ot" Jauus arrested on a charge of selling liquor without
’ Government license, gave bond ia toe Federal “Sr. cfiibSsxvhir, - ^>»« «“•
Mr. and Mre. S. B. Carey, ot'Indianapoba. Ou Woodaide avenue last night Patrick Tb* toUosrlM Indiana people wen at Wash- Quinlan smashed a window in toe bouse of
Herman Laracus and abused the family.
Justice Feibleman fined bim.
There were sixty-eight births and thirtynine deaths in the city last week. There are reported nine cases of measles, four of diph-
theria and one of scarlet fever.
Charles Wilson and Joseph Jones, were arrested by detectives Thornton and Jamas. They had a quantity of underclothing that is at tb*station-house awaiting an owner. Th* youug lady typewriters in the State House were entertained by custodian Griffin at 9 o’clock luncheon to-day. Ice cream and oak*, left over from the Governor’s Guards’
banquet, were served.
Patrolman Richards, this morning was appointed oa toe detective force, in place of John W. Paw*resigned. Richards has bean a policexnau for nineteen year*, and baa a good
reputation a* an officer.
Daniel Sweeney, who' has been reported to be a provisional Democratic candidate for sheriff, desires to make it known that be is aa out-and-out eaadidato and will be to tb* mo*
week the lollowingt C. H. CrowdSr, of SuUL
it the Adaaaa; B. Morriog, of Terre i at too tromont; J. A. MUlor, of ladt4a, at Parkor**; G. D. Griffith, Terre ibt the Adams; J. W. Ditmore. of Inat too Adams; W. C._ Smith, of be Beardoa; A. A. Cobh, of South f.C. Smith, of Marion, at toe H»-
^sSbjT&m
le at Philadelphia
Woolen. A Hufi- ; U. N Keller. “ T. Bettor
sE
_ivilla hotels this
of Ft. WTayne; Elmer oa, of BvantvlUo; Mr.
. Mr. a»d Mr*. J. K T. Q. Beggs, of
capable of sustaining their claims. They have the natisfaction ot never having bad an order refused, but, oti the contrary, have received additional orders when delivering, which is sufficient Evidence of how their work is appreciated. They keep in stock an assortment of fine frames, and frame pictures in the style which will show it to oest advantage. Although they have been iu their present locatiou but a short time thev are busy with orders and are on th*
highway to a prosperous business. The Indiana Humane Society
Have been to a good deal of expense getting ready for the year’s work, and expect to
place our society second to none.
We take this method of telling our friends that we neeu money, and ask them to keep their contribution's until our soliciting agent, Mrs, Prettymau, calls upon them,
which she will do in the near future.
Ella D. Zutk, Supt.
“WORTH A GUINEA A BOX."
[ Complying with general re-!! ! I quest, BEECHAM’S PILLS will in future for the United!! States be covered with a
j: Quickly Soluble, j: Pleasant Coating, <!completely disguising the
taste of the Pill without in any! * way impairing its efficacy.
/Vir/ cents a Box.
i New York Depot 365 Canal Street. J !
Ask your grocer for Princess FlourDIED. _ JOHNSON—Isaac B., March ll,189i Funeral Sunday. March is.2 p. in..from hi* late residvnee. on Crawfordavflls pike. Burial at Crown
Hill.
WILLIAMS—Robert, Friday at 2:30 a. m.,at hi* r**1d«nce. ST Fayette street, aged *lxtv-
Funeral from 8t. Bridget’s church,
a. in. Friends Invited.
seven years. Monday at 91
FUNERAL NOTICE. WOLF—Otto. The remains of ths lats Otto Wolf will be interred from Catholic vault, Sunday, March 13, 2 p. m. POLK—The burial of Mrs, Selina E, Polk, will take place at 2 o’clock, Sunday, March 13. from the chapel at Crown Hill cemetery. Friend* invited. KEKLEY -The funeral •ervlcea of Catherine Keeiev, wife of Oliver 8. Keeley, will be held In Orace M. E. church to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. Burial at Crown Hill. MONUMENTS. TVfONUMKNTS-AUQ. DIENia, 243 RAM’ ill Washington.
\fONt MENTS - ASSIGNEE’S iVX monuments. 52 W. Georgia ct.
SAXE of
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
SOCIETY-CONCERT AT Y. M. C. A. HALL. O Monday nlsbt, March 14, gtvan by Soasof Ht.
George. All are invited.
Society-third special entertain-
^
O ment of the Oriental League at Pfaffila* Ball next Monday uight: splendid combination of local taient; a roaring farce; admission 25 cents;
public invited. OOCILTY—OI O No. 10, will ..
Hall,corner tt ftahlngton and ^..u. d.«wi«, Saturday evening. March 12. Admission 15c, In-
cluding cream or oysters.
OOCIETY-K. OF P.-THE MEMBERS OF © Olive Branch Lodge, No 2, K. of P., will meet in Castl# Hall on Saturday evening, March 12. Work in second rank. A full attendance is desired, and visiting brothers sro cordially welcome. Thxo. list, C. C. E. F. Harris, K. ot R. S. OOGIF.TY—O. C. F. — ECftKKA COUNCIL, O No. 23, Chosen Frieud*. will give a musical and literary entertainment in True Friend 8*11. WhonBiocx.on Thursday evening, March 17. After the entertainment i* over toe ladies will serve ice cream and cake. Admission only ts cent* including refreshments. Friends are cor-
dially invited to attend.
c. E. OSTEBMXTJSh, Councilor.
Chaa J. Gaby, Secretary.
^ooiET Y - Masonic—special Melet^u
of Capital an*. The
City
Lodge. F. and A. Ma-
sons. The members of Capital City Lodge and all reputed Masons are called upon to meet at
the lodge hall, Ctoypool Block, corner of Illinois and Washlogioo street*. Monday. March H, at 1 o'clock s. m.. sharp, to attend the funeral of Brother O. W. Hill, of Danville Lodge F. and A. M. Burial at Crown Hill. By order of
WM. SCHOPPXITHOBST. W. M.
M. L. Johnson. Secretary.
FOR SALE—HORbKS AND VEHICLES. THOR SALE—eAW\ ROAD HOR^t, PHAETON L light buggy, double harness, two stngl* nets, whips, robes, 188. Illinois.
T?OR BALK—CH BAP, GOOD BIDE-BAR F buggy and harness: owner going to lenve
city. Kingan A Co. stables. BUSINESS CHANCE.
TJCSINKSS CHANCE - GENTLEMAN OP extensive acquaintance ana experience has 83.?xo to «.(»* to Invest, with services, in tom# new or sslabltohed business. Address W 21. oar# New*. ... : ^
ANNOUN CEMENTS.
CKMANT-LEAVlI YOCR ORDER
A for Chicago Tribune; dellvscsd by earrlsr.IS
Address M Ensi Market street.
JV for Chicago
UIRBT CHURCH OF CHRIST fSCIENTIST) a of IndlanapoUs—Corner North and Alabama tire eta. Berries 18:80 a. m. Babbath-school 11 JO
m.
HAND FOB BE13 8. Illinois. I
and child,
Mrs. and Miss Benjamin, ot Goshen; E. H. _ 11 ■ .
Bhirk. of Tipton. .Steady; cash $10.70. May | I d anapolt* people st New York hotels this Lard—Steady; seash May 88^37 V week were: N. Hinsdale, Grand Unfon; J. H. Eib*—Sfoadv; cash $5.72to<«$5.75. May SSSSTk^owfia Si ct ! site. Bariev-Nom" boiSJ? B. Peck, Bruhswick: Mis. if- Hsrrito, Ml; 56e. Flaxseed—Easy; »0e. TsmoUiyMiss E. Weed. Continsntol; Mi*. M. A. Phelps, seed—Easy; $1-30. Eggs — St. Denis; L Gross. St- Stephens: F. Williams, Whiskv—*1.13. H
Bt. Jaines; C. Lilly. C. H. Miller, C. M. 8te- j ; J.C. Shaffer. Imperial; from - _ .
\v.»NTkD—APfKiSTingr rurmaan , »V mat mg. 96 t North UUnois. Thompson
L r t. FaUl* CHUm H~rm^WlLiANUIfe ; Block. ^
Yorx streets. Rev. George E. Swan VX- aNTKD^KXPKKiLNcKD*; 1KL: SMALL
UMPH Y GOSPEL TtMFERANC* i*A League—Meetine on Sunday afternoon at 3 IS. In Lvrraine Hall, corner Wasbinguni anti Tonnes'»ee stree ts. Everybody weicome. 1 ^nitkd fresbytkiuan chubch-cob-
t nerofi*
DO BUt GY TRIMperlntendantW office.
Buffalo, March 12. — Cattle — Receipt* 1$8 loads through, 1 sale. Market steady; but little doing. Hogs — Receipts 49 loads through, 6 sale. Market steady and unchanged. Heavy grades $5 20 / a r 5 25 Packers and medium 5 2X3.0 25 Sheep and Lambs — Recaipts 40 loads through, 15 salt. Sbssp streag; iambs I5(ff 20c atrongsr.
Sheep—
Extra fancy $5 90&4 25 Good to chbio* 5 C0{^5 85
Lambs—
Good to extra 7 00(37 25 Fair to good « 50^6 90
Kansas City Live kook Market.
11 Kansas City, March 12.—Cattle—R«-
So fiyatwm la Good Tor Mors Than eeipt# 1,800 head. Shipments 1,300 head.
ner of Maasachuse «* avenne snd East street. Bsv. J. P. Cowan. D. D.^pastor. Preaching at E:VS£ m. and 7-Jbp. m. The young geop.e meet w KlX>NT>!.ES»GA,«SH ’ LUTHEP.AN CHCRCH— C? I. D. Worm an. mulux. dsrvices each Babbatb at Lillian Hall, L#, Virginia avenue. Sabbathschool. 9 :30 a. m. Preaching services, 10A0 a m.
and < J>p. m.
X r EW CHCBCH CHAP8tL-333 NORTH ALALV bam a st. Kan da 7-school at 9^8 a. m. PreaebIng a: ifi:«c. n,. and 7 JO p. m. by Rev. E. D. Daniel* Kabjeet*: “Ths Passover,*• " MagniQcence of Heavea” ri’HE CHCRCH OK CHBIST tSClENTISTVt At Proorlaenm. 25 E Norths*. Rev. O. Haines, pastor. Preaching at 10 JO a. m. and 7J0 P-Sunday-school 2J0p. m. A cordlai invl-
tatfon U extended to all.
t? as t \r a a B i n cTton-st. church— JpiJtev. Frank C. Hood pastor. Preaching at 10 JO a m. and 7 JO p. m. Young Psonls’S Christ. Ian Endeavor at 8:48. Sunday-school at 2:18. Strangers oordlaliv invltsd to all ssrvlcsa. V M. C. A.-GOSPEL MfcETTNG AND A. song service st the association chapel. Ncrtb nunois street, opoosits toe Bates House, Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. All young men and strangers ia the city are Invltsd to attend the meeting. PEOPLE’?* CONGREGATIONAL CHUHCHX tv>mer Mlcbigar. and Blackford streets. Bev. F. N. Dexter, pastor. Services 10:45 A m. Subject. ’The U*s of Money;’’7J0p. m.,"Question Meeting." Other services at usual hours.
Lverr one is weleome.
Af ApISON-AVE.il. ETCHURI'R—COMTES xtX Madison avenue and Union st. Kev. L. F, Dim mitt, pastor. Sunday-schoot «:30 a. m. Preaching by th# pastor at 10:45 a. m. and 7 JO * p. m. The evening discourse will be addressed ; to yonng people. All are invited. J)I.YMOUTH CHURCH — COK. MERIDIAN
j UL ANTED—GIRi> 1 •
IV mlng. Apply at st.
I PaiTT Maawfacwwas Company. , \\r A.NT E|i-RIX~GOOD LAD1E», BLONDEB l »f jeefmed, to sing aud dan.-*: smibretts*. good song and dance team for a first-class company; amateurs willing to learn. Call Prof.
Ray do. 74 W. Uhls «t_
\X/ ANTED—ACTIVE - LADY OR GERTIESIv man to take charge of a restaurant: most be thoroughly ekueriecct d and have first-class references. Address, staring age, reference and salary expected, CM. News office. \\’ ANTED- r HE BUKIN ESS UNIVERSITY, vv When Block, baa the best facltiCes known
: a. wii*>n, ihi> a. wuwan.
LOAN. HADLBY *
rMTATE. D.Al
L°
other'
Lu
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st. ° TttgR
OANS—I
^SsSt^bIa Beid Broa.VJ N. uelawareT
a. in.
day evening.
C» 10< Hec'b B A Osbo** 0 *’ rlsitors tevited. W ANTED— MALE HELP. YTTANTED-A SINGLE MAN FOBGARDXN- * » ing. Call at Mapleton. W. a. Ketcham. W’ANTffD-PARTNKB; tt80; NEW MAl^P*1 facture; investigate. CaU on R. L.Turner,
8 Indians avs.
YI T ANTED—LOUNOE BE^TfAffiBS^ASTB “* excelsior pickers. Krause-Kramer Mannfoeturing Company, corner Now Jersey and
Merrill streets.
WAXTEP-MI.SCKLLAXE013.
w ANTED-TO DO YOUB PAPER HANGING
’ » at »*c a roll. Address Q a. care News.
\\r AN1KD-ROLLING TOP OFFICE DyHlt. If medium rite. Address N 22, News office. At; ANTED —~FIKST-CLASS GENTLEMAN
room-mate; reference;$5 per month. SJ4
N. Meridian.
\V AN T Ki>-T( ) F A RM. KEAL-BRO WN “Tst* hand Hambletmian general purpose fast
stallion. KralCt, SIB* N. Delaware st.
\\7 ANTED -GEKM AN HOOM-MATS: BaT«, >» gas. etc: fl per week; also room for two
young men. No. Ill North New Jersey.
TT ANTED—TO LEASE OK RENT SIX fO » » eight-room house with cue to ten acres of
ground, north. Address D 24. care News.
\Y ANTFD—DCf NOT BUY A'SPRINO'WfT » f till you have seen our goods; our prices are away down. New York Misfit Parlor, 14 Virginia
avenue.
and 7 Vi nm Evenlno subject• W “ LABm - OlEaN R06M *K> iferoine^'" Chrisuan Endeavor . * tor * bouse hold goods: state location and P^7er-meet;ng Th^dS at 7J0 BX ca'reN^ws. ,OUr w,w0n - l0 * d8 ’ Aadre “
1 \u a NTED-T^rMrrwenruit*«8Bia> » » rooms for housekeeping: mast be north of Washington street and east of Uliuois. Address
^V, s. H.. box J. city.
\\r ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. UNFtTB- » » n;«hed room flarge and pleassnti In block down town; must have natural and artificial *nt^w*ter; no housekeeping. Address A 24, Tv A NTKt>—YOUNG LAnY^TEalRKS TEMt* porary home; attends business college: will a-s.*t with work and pay small amount: close to business college; good company. Address E 22,
I and N<*w York si*. Morning service at W:45;
evening service *t 7:45. Rev. M. W. Darling, of Siocx CBy, la .will preach both morning and evening. The monthly song service will be given
in the evening. S;inday-school at 9:39.
L" IKhi PR ES BYTERIA N CH CKCH-BOUTH-
A west corner Pennsylvania and New York sts.
west corner Pennsylvania and New York sis. Rev. M. L. Haloes. D. D.. pastor, trill preach at 10:45 s. m. and TJO p. m. Evening subject: "Heroes and ” ’ - emeS-
ai 6:4S p. m.
p. m.
yiRST ENGLISH ' LUTHEBAN CHUROAU (Corner of North Pennsylvania aud Walnut streets. Kev. Augustus K. Bteck,pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:46 a. m. and 7J0p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 8:45 p. m. Sunday-school at 9.30 Prayer-meeting and lecture every Thurs-
S’lXTIl PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COB. Cl Union and McCarty. J. E. Brown, pastor. The pastor wMR preach morning and evening.
Sabbath-school at 9:30 a m. Special
Mk-ws-> •0"<.
mmsm
1 GAN6— JLi m
90, m. von.
JOANS-
Any amount.
■»* I
J^OANS—'
Tour own time.
" |
J^OANS-
Any available teeurity.
T OANS-
Xj Horeos, wagons, furnltnre.
•CM
JOAKfi-
Get our rates.
LOABB-
Don't pay old friends
J GABS-
Double what w#
fee: no
all best
S“crotary, room 841
sombine*
GANG— j Ask for
JO ANB—INDIAN
* accommodation.
yarns accoB lNAPOUs
MORTGAGE-
j^OANB-
LcanCo.,room No. 10
Thorpe
meetings
tday nights. Frtdsy and
—— at 9:30 a. m. SHH
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurefia Reading-rO'-m open Wednesday, Fi
Saturday nights.
CECOND PRtssBYTr.'KiaN OaniCH-CoR-i/ ner Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. Rev. Joseph A. Mliburn, pastor. Preaching at 10:30a. in. and7:39p. ra. Hunday-schooj at 2:30 p. m. \ oung people's meeting at 6:t5 p. m. Hervices every svening during the coming week,
conducted by Mr. Miibura.
\1 EMoiilAL PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCHaJA Corner of Clirislian ave. and Ash st. Rev. Hanford A. Edson. D. D., pastor. Preaching to-morrow by the pustor. at lO:^ a m. and 7:4 r » p. ui. Sunday-school 230 p m. Y. P. H. C.
t. 8:45p.m. Thursdavevanlng, 7:45. All are cordially invited.
Tf>Aj»*— , t
1 gANsEj Ritft dcNYT^rikUMk TGUrffT Aj Privileae of propay ment monthly. C. X.
Comp ^ Co.
T w faM*#; iMtekt BAT1S; OMeSHet** 10 DyM * « t oanh-on furniture: pTanoT 14 IsganTiMock wlU * ou * r « moy ri. Geo. M. Po*.
L funds 00 hand; any amotnri ^rocu mw tim
C. 8. Warburtou, ai Vanes Block.
T OAN8-81.4W FOK A TERM OF YEARS AT JLi 6 per cent.; reasonable com mission. John
Wocher. 1914 North Peunsylvaula st.
A OANg^fltASD UPWARD TO LEND ON JU personal property: bn-iness strictly ooafldentiai. Kingman, 11 South Alabama st. T OANS-Spkt’lAL SUMS tit #400, *500. 1800, -Li $5(* and $1,000. Money ready, no delay, f*#s reasonable. A. B. Orovsr A Co.. 32 E. Markst. Y oiNA-pnr vaTT; Ft^Fs'CTTVAWRlflJ Xi city property; largs loans on bustnsss property. 6 per cent. Stanton R Boott,84 N. Dela-
ware st.
ANTEO-te ENOW THAT - BAfflCS | T OANS-ON FURNITUKE>IANtJ^l.HOHSEB, v* Dancing School will hold a masquerade 3j vehicles, store fixtures, diamonds, wstches.
ball on Monday, March 14. at Moxari Hall. , Tickets for sale at Mozart Hall, fitllx A Hoff- I man’* drug store, 89 Past Washington street.and Htuckemeyer Rros’. drug store, corner Dunlap
street and MadfSon avenue.
TO LET—ROOMS.
(.prayer-meetlng.
UOfUTU PRESBYTERIAN church — X Corner Pratt and Pennsylvania streets. Rev. Geo. L. Mackintosh, pastor. Services at 11 ra. and 7:S0 p. m. Evening Bong service; nslc conducted by Prank Ketcbam. Bundayhool at IB a. in. Young people’s meeting at
6:45 p. m. All are cordially invited.
-V-ORTII BAPTLST ' CHUUGH - ^nNER 11 Cherryand Broadway. Rev. j. P.Williams, pastor. Services Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30p
^unday-fchuol 9:30. Youug people’s racet-
6:30 Sunday evening. P
tl'O LET-FRONT ROOM, WITH ALCOVE. 348
1 N. Illinois ct.
rpO LET-NICELY FURNISHED BCok. iis
A North Illinois st.
1,ET-NICRLY-FURNISH ED ROOM ?. U7
1 North Illinois street,
rp O L ET-ROOMS' SU IT ABLE - I'oS'EIQST X housekeeping. 161 Broadway.
>G LET-FURNISBED
etc.; easy terras; confidential, th West Wash-
ington. room 4.
Y oanb-money toloaST(TntSeSuilR Aa Ing and loan plan; 50 per cent, valuation; first mortgage. Address Charles F.Halnes.postoftice box 96. IniHanaFoUa
T OAN8—MuNKY LOANED«N HOUSEHOLD Aj goods, horses, pianos and stber personal
property, at lowest rates. 12i» N. Delaware st..room 3.
other personal
Pay ft back weekly.
Ice*
Sunday-school 9:30.
evening. Prayer meeting
tired ay evening at 7:30. All visitors will find
Ir.g 6:30 Sunday
Thursday evening J * cordial welcome at North church
t'lP.ST BAPTIST CHI RUH-NORTHEAST o 0 i',-’ 2? and Pennsylvania streets.
F ’ T,k y lor ' Pc^’-or. Services at 10:45 a. m.
and < :30 p. m. Sunday-school 9:15 a. m. Young people’s prayer-meet!r.g at 6:3o p. m. Regular praver-meetlng Thursday evening at TtWo’clock.
Ladies’ prayer-meeting Friday afternoon,
\ I EKI IU A N-«'ritEET~ME'I'HODit>T EPfsCO-
c HL’nc« - Corner of New York aed
Meridian streets. Rev. H. A. Cleveland. D.C.. pastor. Rev. H. C. McBride, of Brooklyn, N Y., wnl preach at 10:30 and 7:30. Claeses ai 0:30. tsun-day-school at 2:15. Y. P. rt. C. E. at 3:«. Thursday evening service at 7:45. Hti angers welcome. tpniRD Cli KISTTaN CH (j RCil - OUKN E R l Home ave. ami Ash st. Coltoge-avenue eiectrlo cats cross H<>m9 avenue one square west of the church. Rev. D. R. Van Buskirk, pastor Preacblug by the pa-itor to-morrow at 10:30 u.. m. and at 7:80 p. tu. Y. P. S. C. E. Sunday evening; t raver meeting at 6:15. Friends cordially In
vlved,
nRACL~T’AfHWRTI~bKV KNTH. NEAR VA Central ave.—Rev. C. 8. bargeut, priest In charge. Second Sunday in Lent. Holy communion 7:30 a. m. Service, sermon and holy communion. 10:30 a. m. Evening service, with sermon, 7J0. Sunday-school 3 p.m. Beats free at all services. Take Central-avenue cars to
— - A tfi*- 'tv..' BAPTlS'r'CirjRCH-COR"- - k B Whit .
A. J. Joyce,
:30
ROOM, WITH AL-
a cove, after the letb. 79 E. Vermont sL rro L1CT - FTJRN18HED ROOMsrwiTjnBB 1 without board. 247 North Tffilnessec st. rpO LET — TWO PLEASANT, CNPUR1 nished rooms, at 293 North Delaware et. rro" LET~ FURNISHEI)~aSD UNFWA nlshcd room* Room 2 Ryan Blook, Tennes-
see and Indiana ave. •
rpOLlTT-536», SEVENTH (BT.. PLEASANT A front room to lodger; open grate; gas; everything furnished; room cared for; 86 per month.
TO LET—HOUSES.
rro LET-HOl. aE.74 WEST NORTH STREET; l newly papered, and painted inside. J. W.
Bay. ’ ^
1 dwelling, northeast, on carl 1 ni^bath^and city water, both ga'es, not far out; 325. Powslldt
HanoRel, 66 K. tfarket st.
rpOLEl—W H Y RUN OVER THE CITY IN
1
bunt of a house when, by calling on us.yi can find a nice variety of dwelling* from which to select? Powell <fc Hanokel, House Agents. 3 LM—ELEGANT 12-RriOM HOUSE, large yard, corner New Jersey and Merrill; ’o. 336 ; 33 Woodlawn avenne, five rooms, 812; T: Lexington, 4 rooms, |10. C. W. Gorsuoh, 16
Virginia.
rro LLT- ;H6tCEJ5tTfTSSYff'Pilft8TX cla*ss apartment buildings, down town,at moderate prices, etc.; best of api)ointmeote; relerenoeH required. Powell A Hanokle, 66 East Market street.
Seven rh atrept.
^irlce.
JP A lugs in west side of city, not far from Military Park; eleven rooms, bath.furnace, natural ga* and city water: rbeautiful home. Powail A Hanekel. 03 East Market street, rro LET — A bTiucriT? r iRMT clahs A dwelling, of eleven rooms, with modern Improvements and conveniences; bath, furnace,
rjpo LET—WE HAVE
CIHOICE LIST OF
ooiTth-^tkeet
O ner South aud Noble sts. Rev. A. B. Whit-
ney, pastor, Sunday-school ul 9 a. in.. A superintendent. Preaching by the pat
and 7:80 p.m. Young People’s Union at 6:i) p. m. Mid-week prayer-meeting Thursday at 7:80 p, m. Seats freo. The public cordially welcome
to all meetings.
1 'mM -^TTi-gAN— Q go WB. cd and gifted Inspirational speaker,
win iwcvure tor the Indianapolis Society of Spiritualists In Lorraine Hall, corner West u ashington and Tennessee streets, Sunday at 10:80 a. m. and and evening at 7:48 p. m. All spiritualists and investigator* cordially invited
to these meetings. street.
/'IENTRAL-AVENlfi; METHODIST EPISCO- r r° i-ET-tOl N. Al.ABAMA 8TBE1CT. 9 tor. isermon by the pastor at 10:30 s. m. Lecture “
at 7:30 p. m. Subject: "The Reformation In Eng and." Class-meeting.9:80 a. m. Sunday-school, 2:lop. m. Epworth League prayer-meeting. 6:30
p.m. Strangers cordially welcomed
dwellings from whioh we can fit you out, m two rooms to twelve rooms, north, south, t and west. 0*11; will give you courteous attention and endeaver to find sometningtosuit. Powell dk Hanckel, House Agents, 66 E. Markst
at Foot.
:16 p. m. Epworth Le.ag
.1. m. Htraogers cordiall.
TABERNACLE CHUKck - CORNER ME-' 1 rldlan and Second streets. Rev. J. a. Rondthaler, D. D., pastor. *
short sermon, at 10:30
short sermon, at 10:»)a.in. Bunds p. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 8:45 p. 1 school-house on Elder avenue, W
Communion service, with
Sunday-school at
556 N. III. st.. 12 rooms, furnace, gas, bath... 40 00 30 School st., 7 rooms, gas.. is 00 254 Fayette st., 4 rooms, gas n 00 ano Blake st., brooms, desirable property 10 00 676 N. Miss., et.. 6rooms for two families 10 00 838 w. Maryland. 6 rooms 8 00 203 Mlchfgsn road, new house 7 CO 186 Howard..3 rooms, colored famllv..^..^. 6 00 Maryland and Helen sts.. suites of rooms 4 00 68 if. Wash., business honse, good location.
C. F, Satles, 73 R. Market. Bt.
lay-school at2:15 m. Services in
s^i»»)oi-uou»e oil r-iuer avenue. West Side, and In Mt. Jackson chapel at 7:30 p.m. Consecration
T° let-north.
M CmincH-St nii? w-J L 1 1123 N. Tenn. st-»22 50 161 E. Bt. Mary et...|t8 00 J W C wTuon. toe p^fo?! wmpJsSh^flogoi’ ^ ?? “ ??? E ’ 8 > • t "- » 00
m. on the obst>rvance of the Sabbath, and at 7:30 ». m. the people’s series of services on the Lord’s Prayer, in connection with the sermon. Bunday-school, 1:30 p. m. Y. P. 8. C. E..6:45 n. m. A cordial invitation is extended to aj.
68 Gregg st.
odiana
sts. Rev. D.M. Brown, nastor. Morning serVics 10:80 o’clock, evening service 7:3o o’clock. Sun-day-school 9:30 a. m. Y. P. S. C. K 6:45 p. m. Prayer service Thursday evening. Sundav morning Rev. N. A. Hvde, D. D., will preach, and Sundav evening Rev. E. D. Curtis, D.D. will preach. O ner of Ohio mid Delewarc^sts^D.^R. Lucas" waster. Subject, 10:46 a. m.. ‘’The Dream of Piiate’s Wife:” 7:45 p. m., “Some Enemies of Jesus." Sunday-senool at 9:30 a. m.; Howard i'ffcle,superintendent. Y. P. 8, C. E. at 6:30 p. zxj.. Mr. V. C. Kendall, leader. Prayer-meeting, Thursday evening. All are Invited and wslsoms
to these services.
riHRlST CHURCH ^ ^
V/ 1 Circle. Rev. J.
rpo LET - 788 N. ILLINOIS, 8 ROOMS...|a) 00
1 122Blackford....#l6 oo 168 Ash..;.
« (EPISCOPAL)—ON THB u Ranger, rector. Holy
communion at 9:80 a.m. Morning prarer, sermon and holy communion at 10:30. Sundayschool at 7:30 p. m. F.ventng prayer and sermon at 4 o’clock. St. George's church,corner Church aud Morris streets. Morning praver and ssrmon at 10:30. Evening praver and sermon at
7:m« ^Bev. John Brann In charg
Strangers welcome.
in charge. All seats free.
OEVK.NTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH— O 175 Central avenue. Elder A. W. Bartlett will preach at 7:30 p. m. on 1‘The Closing of the World'a Fair on Sunday. Ind toe Questions Growing Gut of It. Especially, I* Sunday th* SabbathT and Row Did tb* Change from the Observance of the Seventh Day. or Saturday, to
Sunday. Come About?" All
II 00 123 Locks St W 00
273 Indian* sv*..... 10 00 210 Bright st 8 60 476 N. Alabama^. 8 00 Rearl27E.St. Joe.. 8 00 65 Columbia ave_* TOO 8station, Bright’d 6 00
SOUTH.
457 8. Meridian 18 00 396 8. Alabama 17 50 260 E. Georgia st~ 15 00 7628. Meridian 12 00 269 S. Delaware 12 00 27 Hosbrook st.... 9 00 463 Locust st....™. 9 00 61 Mulberry 8 00 106 Lincoln lane... 8 00 19 Willardat.^^.. 6 00 12Mulberry,—^ (*00 469 Locusts! 6 00 Call at office an* gst completa printed list.
Ai.KX Mxtzovr,
5 Odd FellowsHalL
LET --
'24 00
26 00 13 00 18 00
800 7 60
10 00
-... 10 00 309 9. Penn 7 50 U 00 6H9 Madison ave.. 7 00 .... 16 00 451 English ave.—.. 8 00 .... 7 00 765 East Tenth 6 00 8 00 McLain. — 7 00
7U7 N. Misrisilppl. 14 00 730 S. East' 6 00 211 W. Ohio—, 12 50 «£ h. Meridian..... 7 00 S38 Yand»a..~~ 8 00 72M**k 8 66
W. j’“mcCullouoh A Sons.
92 East Market street.
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.
53 Brookside — 353 Archer —. 97 Malott ave—„ 102 Hill are
HO Fletcher
588 Missouri ...... 123 River a vela N. Reisner—. 128 Blackford 182 Deloss
138 Patterson...,
*r.yr ic
10 00 802 N. N. Jersey.. „ 16 00 203 W. Second..'.. .. 11 00 173 W. Wabash-. ... 10 00 146 E. Wabash.— .. 22 00 118 Daugherty.—. ■ 7 00 2t> Stoughtou
rpo LET1 near cli, 27* WestOb’
the First Day. or
Invited.
Central-avenue
cordially Invited. Seats free,
cars pass the church.
TT'OUKTH CHRISTIAN CHURITI-NOP.TH U West street, between St. Clair and Pratt sts.
Endeavor. «^T0 p. m.: leader. Miss Amy Page; suoject, •'What is God’s Covenant With Me?” Prayer-meeting Thursday evening at 7J0t Teachers’ meeting Friday night. All ar* Invited to these services.
P E
ner Virginia ave. and South st. Edwards pastor. Preaching to-mr a. m. and 7:3U p. m. by the pastor,
m. and 8 p tu. Sunday-school at 2 M. Glossbrenner, superintendent. Leagne Wednesday evening at 7:45. Praj meeting Thursday evening at 7:45.
public is always made wel
services of this churchy
-pOPERTS PARK MrE.~CHURCH—NORTHIv east corner Delaware snd Vermont streets, Rev. C. A. Van Anda. D. D.. pastor. Morning
Public service. 16 JO a. m. Sundayp in. Epworth League. 6 JO
- aehl
Rev. C. C.
norrow at 10:30 Classes at 9 a.
m.: A. nworth
tyer-
!ng at 7:45. The elcome to all of the
16 ACRES OF LAND,WITH HOUSE, tv, tlX per year. O. A. Hllgenberg,
hlo.
AUCTION BALE.
A UCTION-A. L. HUNT, AUCTXONXXB, 192
A East Washington et.
A UOTION - BGBERT APPLEBY, aUO-
A tloneer, 224 W. Washington st. A UCTtON - a J .u-1 IM.™-
A tioneers. 1391
A UllT lON -SALK op uBY ooobs a^d A notions. I will seffl to the trad# on Monday, March 14, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the store-room. 202 East McCarty st.. a nice clean stock of dry goods, and notions contlsting of domestics, flannels, calico, linings, embroideries, thread, buttons. hosiery, ribbons, hats.coreets. gloves, trimmings. braid, yarn, flowers and underwear; also fw& nickel plated show oases, desk, table, etc.; terms cash. L. N. Perry, auctioneer. A UCTTON - —4 W EST WASHINGTON ST., A opposite West Market st. Cheapest place in the dty to bar you goods. Cash or payssenta.
Not* these prices:
class, 9 a. m. ruonc service. 16:w a. m. hunrtay school, —' 15 p. m. Epworth League.6J0 p.m. Evening service. 7JQ p. m. Preaching both morning and evening by the pastijr. The literary department of tne Epworth Leagne have charge of the meeting Tuesday evening. A good pro-
gram has been arranged.
OIXrH CHRISTIAN CHURCH - CORNER O of Pine and Elm sts. A. L Ward, pastor.
Evening *ub-
oo!.9 a. P. S. C.
“ wv.
Good matt legs at 8c yard.
12-piece chamber sets {English > at 33 25 sat,
44-plece Mekln tea set at >2 oOset. 1 U-ptece dinner sets at only 67.50 ML XCekln 6 cnos and saucers only 2Se set. Lot picture frames. 8 by 10, only 10c each. Fine, full-trim medebfid carriage,|4.50.
‘What
lie Finehont.
E. prayer-meeting, fijo p. m.:*nbje*-' Is God’s Covenant W'ith US?” Nellie 1 leader. General prayer-meeting. Thursday evening. 7:30: snbject, "Divine Protection^* Acte x!i. 11 Chrir lan workers st 1 p. m. Thun-
dav. You are invited.
/ 1AI-lK-K-M.A-STRKKTM.£.riHUHCH-tX)B. V.y North and California sts. Rev. R. R. Brvsn. nastor. dass 9 a. m. ands p m. Bundar-soiiool 2 p. m. Preaching mt lb J9 e. m. by Rev. J. H. Ketcham. D. D.. pres ding elder. Preaching at TJOn. m. by the pastor. Monday evening quarterly conference. Tuesday evening young people’s meeting. Wednesday evening W. F. M. society social at parsonage. No. M Camp street.' Thursday evanlng prayer-meeting Friday'! evening Epworth League meeting at Mrs. Flora Tar tor’s, corner of Michigan mad Blackford
Stranger* cordially invited.
FOR IKaPE.
Also, carriage* 61.50 each.
Oil painting.-'. 22 by as^only 65e each. Nice o*k stands only *5c each.
All-wool carpets only 58c yard. *
All-wool filler only 60cyard.
Fins antique oak bnirorm set only |S. Bella
everywhere else for ftt.
Fine comblnatfo n book case and desk eely RL
prices
Y?OB TRADE—NEARLY NEW CARRIAGE X ton surrey to trade for s strong spring wagon »r nsw phastan. J, A, UaUaad * Oe«M Neci
FOB BALE OK TILVOE. 'OB bALN OB TRADE FTNE LOT OF trees; win trad* tor building materia! and pelt- - - . • ' ' . -rOR SALE OR TRaDH-OUB STOCK. OF monuments most be sold In thirty dsya 53 W. GI’urrgf# J 4 • " £ v'^ T?6B' BAI/ff* ott TftAt)E-bAlBY 29 cfrwt r horees, wagons, etc : retail' trade; rental farm 75 acres; city property ee cash. Bhlngler,
79 Massachusetts ave.
T’UR - sTlf or TRADE-6-lUX»M HOUSE, r West Indianattolis. with bosineMroom; price
of >1.000 or more, on IndianapolU nr , only. I’ay U back when you please. No deli reasonable fees. Spann A Co. v 86 K. Market.
t oi54~TfossY-i-ji“niis~AT-A—iav Xj rate of interest on city property. No commission. George B. Yonder, No. 8 Phoenix Blocx. north west corner Delaware and Market, T OA"N8-'MONEY' TO LEND' IN'SUMS OF Xj from $600 to |30.i«0. Lowest rates of Interest. Indianapolis Real Estate Rental and Loan Company, 67 East Wasiilngton at. (Vqnce Block.)
eav lngsand Loan _ Monday evening. Mai of meeting. No. 573 &
Secretary. TyCELbl? O tion of
n6 and
tion of the Soutl
secretary.
YyuiLDifctG Atfb LGaH-S X) 6per cent.Investment; poll
wociation oftera rail v enrnings, double met k n’.Oflo.OW; start any t lory. ISi East Wasblm i. president; F. H. Ho
on loans, capital stock
street: Otto 9tech^’an^preldienL 1 F^BL Hoveyl
superintendent.
TjriLDING AND LbAN - INVESTIGATE X> and invest. The Old reliable Dema, pifople’* favorite association. Is selling shares now In tha sixth series. Dues, 50c; Shares. WOO, Call on Chariee E. Reynolds. M Circle ;»ol Kiser. 186 W. it ashington; K. II. Eldrldge, South New Jersey street, or A. Larsen, secretary. 32 Virginia ave. TJUILDING AND loa^-cotta(*1icTlF> r> ing and Loan AMoetstton. You can take shares at any time without back dues. Dividends credited every six montho. Shares 6100: weekly dues 25c. N. W. Bryant, president; W A. Zumpfe. treasurer: J.H. Aufderhelds.secretary. Room 18 Insurance Blook. N. E. oorewr
Market *:«! Pennsylvania streete,
lYUILDING AND lGXN-
X) Th* Columbia Savings and Loan Association.
No entrance fee; shares |106;weeaiv dues Me. Offers safe Invest meat ana good returns. 8 per cent, guaranteed on large depoatts of 6W0 w more. Information cheerfully given at th* office. 42 North Delaware street. < ttefd Bros.)
^uufeG—A^“Il>A^
O to save money and have it accumnlate rap*
Idly, put It in the Mutual Home and Savinge A*>
? V l o J > \r. Du * , VtL 0#nta toare*. BOOl
no bacx due* Office onen daily • a m. tot p. m.. andRaturday uight until 9. ^
Isaac Tbalm an, W. a. Brook*. President. Secretary, pUlLDING AND LOAff-THiC BOOKsTof ths twelfth series of the Occidental saving
and Loan Association, Issued March?. 1897. ar* Shares, 120;) each; entrance fee. 25 cents per share : weekly dues. 50 cent* Jacob F. Bcholl. president; John White, vice president; John Hetnletn, treasurer: C. Henry Boeebrock. eeo'y.
ItUlLDING AND LOAN~f HE BLUFF*R53nB Having and X^»an Aasoolation will open th* fourth series April 4, 1882. share* are f
50 cents per week. Regular meeting each week at 573 Sonth Meridian st.
uopen th* fr-VO. Dues Monday ot
each week at 573 South Meridian st. ~Any person wishing further Information can call on or address Charles H. Broiob, treasurer, corner Mor*
Company, 67 East Washington st. (Vance Block.) T OANS-MONWlN BUMS of |Ii)0~fO 51,000 Xj and upward at lowest rates ot Interest; a
i loaned
large sum ot money left In our care to be In any amouin^at^nc#: no delay. Alex. Metxger.
T OANB^ffT^LOAN MONfi^ Xi amount. In sums of 5200 to |5,0C0 terms; low rates, no delay.can i
you the
fa:
ratal, „
c“*.'^y,5n.W,iihg 01,1 "
IN AN?
on very easy accommodate
a ava.
Y OAN8-MONEY TO LOAJl BS SoUbEAj hold foromirb,.p|anoa. horses, wagons, watches, diamonds or any article of vSlue. Loans made for thirty, sixty and ntnsty day*; money on hand ; no delay in maxing loan i business strictly confidential: lowest rate of Interest. Call and see me before placing your lean. 3. Q.
> Block.
II and see m
Enel, room 94,
l O AN 8-MONEY ON FURNITURE, PIaNOB, horses, wagons, offle'e,'"store fixtures, and all kinds of parson si property, In sums to salt, without removal. In ths quickest possible time and at th* lowest possible rates; also on watches and dlam on da Yon can pay it book la weekly or monthly initollmentsV and each small payment reduoee toe ooet of carrying the bsdaaoe. Business strictly oonfldentYa'r W.QlBlatts, roomM Ingalls Blook, Booth west* sornss of Washington and Pennsylvania sts*.
Toiirf=r m Aj aownax xatxs, v “kaot tsxvts, S»*1CTLT OOjrriSXNTTAV loans iiAsn on srob* Nonon. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures warehouses,receipts, end all kind* of personal property In any amount from |10 upward. The property to remain In your undiaiurbed possession. w* also lend money on watches and diamonds. You can pdy back ths money In weekly or monthly Installments, ana have tne cost reduced proportionat«iy. If you owe a balance on your furniture or piano, we will pay the same for you end carry it as long as yon d eel re. No charges taken out In advance. Coll aud see us before getag elsewhere, BstabilshedlMt Indiana MoxToxan Loan Oo a Boom 16 Insurano* Block, Northeast corner Market and Fennsylvanla et NOTICE.
•BTOTICE-GATEa. DENTIST, BOOM 1 ODD is Fellows’Block.
XTOl’icE - OUR STOCK OF MON Uif ENTS Is must he sold within thirty days. 62 West
Georgia et.
aTOTlCE —THAT EVRHROAD, a PRONff iv repair tin roofs, gutters, spouting, etc. U0
'ElNWtW WORI? AND
PU!
Indiana ave
TaroTlOE-ALL iv elate roofing,
chusette ave.
irsell A Medsker. 81 Moaso-
(Je^JoSEi Q ftAYtCWKIt, :ky avenue, for furnaoes
KJOTi
iv tucky avenue,
Telephone 82X
.irrotiKENfor furnaces and ttowork
VJOTICB—BRILL'S Sl’EAM DYE-WORKS, 36 iv and 38 Mossachutetta avenue and 96 North Illinois street, cleaning, dyeing and repairing; thebest. ^OTiqtf - BOM®pPA?HlC MEDiCT
by Mall—For the benefit of those living where there is no Homoeopathic physician, I pay especial and prompt attention to all lettars rally describing symptoms and inclosing tl, forwarding medicine tree. W. B. Clankx, M. D., wasbtngtoo 6L.corner ataoama.lndtaoapoll*.
^OTIOE-OF BALE OF REaL ESTATE. State of Indlana.Marion County, '
In the Marion Circuit Court.
In the matter ef th* estate of James Hubbart,
Notice is hereby given that John Van Scyoo,
executor of toe estate of James Hubbart, deceased, will, on toe second day of April, 1892. between the hours of 10 o’clock a. a and 4 o’clock p. m., at toe soutn door of the Marlon county court-house, at public sale, by virtue of the power given him by th* will at said James Hubbart, deceased, sell the east half of the nortbeast quarter of section thirty-five (.35), town&hlp seventeen (17) north, of range three (S) east, and the west half of the nortbeast quarter of section thirty-four (34), township seventen (17) north, of range three (3) cost, being In all one
hundred and sixty acres, mor* or less. Said eale to be made for oue-third cash, one-
third in nine months, and one-third In eighteen months, to be secured by mortgage upon to*
poperty told, with six per cent, interest.
John w. Van Scyoc, Executes.
Claypool A Ctoypool. attorneys (or executor.
county. Indiana, toe undersigned, ns administrator of the estate of William H. Cose, deceased. will offer for sale, at private sale, for the highest price offered, but for not less than th* appraised value thereof, at the law ofttoe of Denny A Taylof, rooms 1 and IPhoenit Block, No. W : List Market street, in th*city of Indianapolis, toe following described real i situated in Marion county. State of India
wit: ■
The
tarter
estate. State of Indiana, to*
soarhwest aaarter <M) *of th# northwest
quarter <M). and the northeast quarter (M> of the southwest quarter (M), of section numbered twenty-four (24 i, township seventeen (17) north, in range two (?) east. In all entity (fw)acre*, more or less. Hold real estate will be sold free from leine. and will be sold In parcels as above described, or a* * whole, os will realize th* largeetsum In the aggregate. Offers will be received by said administrator, and at said office of Denny A Taylor, until Wednesday. March
23,1893 and until sale can be made,
TERMS OF SALK.
One-third ef the purchase money to be paid eastrln band: ooe-toird thereof nine (»> mouths and one-thl. d eighteen (18) month* from date of Halo: the purchaser to execute negotiable notes, bearing* per cent, interest from date end 8per cent, interest eft«r maturity, with attorney's fees, snd without relief from vaUtMlon or oppraiseiix’tit laws, snd secured by mortgage oa
the rgal estate told.
r ALTKXD P. WlLKV,
' Administrator. Denny A Taylor. Attorneys
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NOB SALK >1IX i:i LAN POLS.
TPOR SALE-GROCERY AND MEAT F ket: full. new stock; also hots* and
E 24, News offle*.
POLITICAL.
pOLITICAjL ^ROBKHT y.^RET Zfi A DEM-
ssurer, corner Mor-
M ’ i'Yed Relener, W.pfMsr’iotV.OiarlM
ill, p—
rls and Meridian, Wm. B.
DiOiitl’iji” Ko « bk *. dlrsoiore. 3. t. Feeler, DtlLDiNG and luaN-^iE sf aB SaV* AJ logs and Loan Association will atau two new series February 1,1898:on* withjBOo elate*, due* 26c per week, and on* with •200 shores, dues 25c per wsek. This will give an opportunity for those who wish to pay faster than under the old plan, and also another under the old plhn.
thz'k & 0 "' 1
Robert D. Townsend. W. W. Grant, (
„ rnahaa,
h.
*8 East Mor-'
Denny, Jesse H. Blair:'Horeo
OtILDINO AND LOAlf—THE LABOBEEB' X) Saving and Loan Aseoclatlon. No. 3. which is organized under the old plan of building OMOdlh-tlons-share# 9200: entrance fee »c: weekly duet eqe-ueete every Wednesday evsntng at Fete* Mueller’s, corner Delaware and South streets, for to* signing of share* ana collection of eefranc* foes. First payment of due* will b* mad*
.tiarry jnueuer. r rea Bonreiuer, franK
fKaSSSSJ. B “ , “' ■
o UlLpINGAHDTbxy^TimTTff TriTOir* Banding and Loaa Association. Bhare* flOO.^vWssxiy dues. Me. No setrano* fee.^^rp
l-npiM ir men
ack dues. Combines at
Yon
1 the bes:
may eater
it plana
ranc
- .. at an] and foatui
cent, dividends guarantec'fi span paid-B Nobstteror safer Investment for you The directors are; Horace T. Ben net*,
man A Leathers, tm
ers, secretary. For luituv* it call at th* office of secretary Block. Association mcsUsvery
•pUlLDING AND LOAN-
D THE INDIANA MtTTTJAL , HtTILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ’
Now Issues certificates on which no admtstloa fee is charged. This stock ean bs withdrawn ai any time without any lom wbatovet, bearlfig interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per an Bam. provided that the money it left In for a tana ot twelve months or longer, and 6p*r esni. Iffoft In for six months or longer. This etcok tt secured by first mortgage oa real estate to# tetito
thsn double th*amount.
Directors.
Wm. E. N!black,
Charles Kanlo, N. V. Dalton.
George W. Powell,
Charles E. Krsgelo, John O,
PhilanderH. Fitzgerald.
E. G. Cornelias, Alex. It. H'liroysz, Caleb 8. Denny, Charles May**,
M Ingram.
Full Information given at tb* home •fflo*. >oma 27, 29 and 81 Thorpe Bloc" “
1 r ;>o Block. Indianapolis. Cuaklxs Kahlo. Seorstary.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
T)EAL ESTATE-667 BELLKFONTAlBB, XV five-room cottage. Inquire on premise*.
J^EAL ESTATE-LOT FOR 6650 ON MoNfW 94 East Market'sk’ G * or,# * - ■_ *
I> EaIT^&TaTe—iBUfilNSSS BWLbUfff ON JV N orth Hide; rent* well; price tt.OOfi Osegge
Arr-.5d*PKBT-fiY r rariran} Twentieth and IRlnols, east treati cheapest In city. 738 Worth Illlnole.
T) EaL ESTATE-LOT 01*1 SOUTH fclDff li near confor of city, 40x135; pric* |66& G**»
W. Panghorn A Co.. M East Market el
PEAL ESTAT^HOUSE-Op-rlVK tto7>V&; I\ both geees: lot 22x135; monthly payments.
Geo. W. Pangborn A Co., 94 E. Market et.
pEaL ESTATE—61 .ir^TR)BlI6Ul*. 80mr. XV east part of tbs city: f460 cash, baianc* |9 per
month. Crawford. 72)4 East Washington.
'pBAt ESTATE - MODkBN liTOUSlf 6rf XV Pennsylvania st.; 15.700; terms vefy easy.
Geo. W. Pangborn ACo.. 94 East Markst 96.
tTeaL iv Penn
tu. TV . X I»life LIU* tl «JV Vvv.. ws Meet n-w* i
p EA trESTATE -rfcOLLEO E AVE- PftOft XV erty modern In all respects; large Mt.
Geo. W. Pangborn A Co., 64 East Market st.
P EAL ESTATE—FIR2 LNSEfRANCE Dj
IV all kinds placed with first-class companies. George W. Pangborn A Co.. 94 E. Market et.
PEA L ESTATE - —*HAfTuHVI LLE" PJH51«;
IV erty, new, 7 rooms, in good location: prise
|i.7on. Georg* W. Pangborn A Oo.. 94 East Mori
p EaITESTATB - BEACTlFUL HIGH t&t XVon North Illinois street, nearTwenty-^•cond, at a bargain, few days only. Address Y23, New!
office.
PEAL ESTATE—•>,100-tEN A^MoC dfflP £v fourth mile from cor line, tLloO; ca«h ;bal* anee, long time. Crawford, 72)f Bast Washing* ■ ton street. • Tl K denc*; lot 82)4x130; corner; two deeHable streets down town. At less than cost of improve* raentt. C. F, Styles.
swore street.
MOufrRNYfo'DAt bTTf* BffMMffiB ’ourSqaare*
of the Circle; pries aad terms reoecnahlA Geo.
peal estate Xt- teen rooms; k
teen rooms; lot 77x170; within four
W. Pangborn A Co.. 94 East Market st.. PEAL ESTATE-VAiJt A RLK BUHiN XV blocks, in choice locations, on Wsebingtoa and Illinois streets, at a bargain. CallquMk, A. Abromot. 44H North Penney!vanlasL
Weal—ebtat e-t h r three—1KV XV down town lots on North Msrldlan *t.:I| does not cost moretobnlldon a rood location than a poor one, C. F. Bsylee. 72 East Markst st, p EAL ESTATE - NriAjftLY NEW IV room cottage; lot 40xl» feet; 14 fruit tree*, $ret£3fSS5E feKKSi tts
trie cars; must sell; com# and see a* E. Gotland A Co.. » North Delaware strest P~F.al fhtatb^for r5.«jo. firbt-ci,am# IV business property.on east iddo of nilnol* street, one and one-half sqcaree from Washing* Hthree-story brick block, two stores
ton street:
pEAL estate-debibarle Mj IV taring property on railroad Ing of jjleven dtjr lots (440by abo large factory buildings, brink be
house, with Atlas
heater, natural go* connecting with Trust line on Peru street :n perfect condition. Ci corner Eighth street i
railroad. Indl
F&iW'
about ISO
corner Eighth i
d. Indianapolis, W dress Th# Creamer A_scott (
p EAi. ebt;
ri Ftao b
StoSlocatttmofi^
\ 1 IV'I’-J . ;
“V* Cos.
lot. with!
ill