Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1894 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. TUESDAY, JANUARY SO, 1804.

iOLISH'8 OPERA H0U§1 I** CaWn. 1 ’ PARK THRATBR—“A Ct^lwr J**.” EMPIRE THEATER—Irwla Brother*’ ComEMur. TOMLINSON HALL-Food Expo.ltion. for tt« benefit ot the OlrU* IndoetH.l School. laaux, Reedinf*. Mu.ic.

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PUnola Tom’a Cabin,” “A Cracker Jack,” Comedy and Vaudeville. “Uncle Tom’* Cabin” has undergone man? change, since it wa* first not on the staye decades ago. It has had real live bloodhounds introduced, then two Topsies, then two donkeys, then two Markses, and sow It haa two pugilists—a conception of “Parson” Davies, whose work was witnessed at English’s last night The audience was top-heavy and the territory beyond tfia yellow bridge had a large representation. The interest centered in the sparring ot Peter Jackson and Joe Cboyniki, which was a clever exhibition. The sparring occurred between the first and . second acts. As “Uncle Tom" Jachson does fairly well. Ilia manner is natural and bla emphasis characteristic of his race. His enunciation is rather indistinct, however. He is not as good an actor as Corbett Choynski as the slave-driver, acts veil, ami "barton” Davies as Uie auctioneer leavea the suggestion that he might do well at the business if his under study conld always be relied upon. Accompanying the show is a colored quartet, and Miss Louise Miller, who played the part of “Topay,” introduced a number of songs and dances. “Little EVa,” in the hands of Anni. Laughlin, won much applause. The play will be repeated to-night ana to-mor-

row afternoon and evening. “A Cracker Jack" at the Park.

“A Cracker Jack” is the melodrama running this week at the Park Theater. It is well-named. With one bound it springs from the banks of the Hudson to the wilds of Oklahoma, and it is wild in plot as it is in the characters portrayed. There are a number of strong situations, however, highly sensational at times, while throughout there is a vein of love and comedy which enhances the interest. The •oubrette of the piece is Miss Carrie Ezler, who is unusually bright and attractive in her songs and dames. Her rendition of the old negro melody, “Don’t You Hear Me, Honey," rivals ‘‘Hear Dem Bells,” made famous by the Irvin sisters. The comedians are Mr. Ous C. Weinberg .s sm _ !_ Jr's : 11 * U .i 1 n a A *% » wi ri artrissov*.

CITY’S LARGE TAX PAYERS.

THOSE WHO HAVE PROPERTY OF •S5,000 VALUE OB MORE.

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this city), Mr. Frank E. Baker, Harry -Trayer and Miss Autie Burton. Two performances will be given daily throughout

the week.

Comedy and Vaudeville at the Empire. The Irwin Bros.’ Comedy and Vaudeville Company is playing this week at the Empire Theater. Two performances are given daily. The combination was warmly welcomed last night. There is little that is . poor in it and very much that is good. The ■peoial feature, include the performances of Hilton, the contortionist; comic songs and parodies by Frank D. Brian, Nellie Forrester and Gilbert Moulton, who call themselves the national trio; Dasnaway and Moulton, triple bar performers, and Harrigan, the juggler. The afterpiece, arranged by the national trio, is better than the common run of curtain-drops. Another feature is the cornet solo playing by Miss Bessie Gilbert, who appeared here some year! ago with the Thomas orchestra. She

is a skillful performer.

WITH THE POLICE. *

If Superintendent Powell answered all the requests made of him to settle family quarrels he would have little else to do. Many people imagine that a word from the ■uperintendent of police ia enough to settle any kind of a disagreement between mao and wife, and some of them ire anferV because the police will not take part for them. The other night a tall young fellow, who looked like a railroad roan, went to see the superintendent, aud told him his troubles. He and his wife could not agree, and he wanted his wife watched., Mr. Powell explained that the police could not engage m

that kind of business.

“Well. I pay taxes and have some rights,”

exclaimed the visitor.

“That’s true, no doubt, but you will have to secure the services of a private detective “WUL eh! Well, I’ll see if the police will do their duty. This matter will here-

ported to the board,^air.”

The Superintendent had a mysterious visitor the other day. He looked knowingly and whispered deeply. Ho explained that he knew where a terrible crime had been committed; in fact, he knew thst the crime was going on all the time, and believed that a detective shonld he put on the track of the man. The man was living a double life. The visitor told such a plausible story that the Superintendent sent a detective to ini vestigate, telling hie visitor to return the following morning. The next day the via-

itor was there bright and early.

“What did you find out?” eagerly he **^|fopnd out that the man you complain ©f ia your father. Do you mean to say you want a detective to shadow your father

about town?”

“Well, ye?; I thought—,

“Yea, I have had a few thonghta*myself since I found out about this matter, and I have not a very high opinion of vou, either. You will have to hire a private detective to ahadow your father. The city force will not

engage in auch business.”

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The police havo receivad instruction* to move the afreet-corner loafers that hang areuud the front of hotels apd ogle women who pass. The complaints against these fellows are numerous. Captain Quigley with Sergeants Lowe and Meflord met with a great deal of opposition Saturday afternoon. More than one man refused to move until the officers took him by the arm and led him away. One of the moat obstinate stood at Illinois and Washington streets. He was defiant, and in a loud voice announced his name and his business, that of

a contractor.

“f own as much of this street as you do,” he exclaimed to Captain Quigley, “and I am not going to move until 1 get ready.” “You believe ip the enforcement of the laws, uon’t yon?" “V es. 1 do, but 1 am not goia* to move

from here.”

• Have you a family?" “Suppose I have— 1 ’

“Well, do yon want your wife stared at

and be compelled to listen to remarks from

a gang of loaters ou this corner?” 7, Whv, I certainly do not, but I don t do

such things as that!”

"Of course you do not, but if you are

permitted to stand here, the other fellows will do the same and respectable women

and girls are subjected to insult.” "Captain, you arc right;” and the man

moved np the street and waited for his ear.

One of the piacet about which there are

many complaints is at Washington and Meridiau streets. One or two young fellows who imagined they own a large alice of the universe became very abusive, but Sergeant Metford ataned to cell the wagon and then

they buriediy got away.

? Patrons of the Park Tin ater complain of the dude “statues’* end mashers that line up in Washington street, from Illinois to -Tennessee. These fellows are of all classes, all conditions and colors. The police got after them Saturday afternoon, and for once a woman without an escort could walk

free from embarfassment. 'owell has issued order* to

jep the corners clear from loafers, and Undge Stabhs baa agreed to do his part of it

bought before

along the street free from Superintendent Powell has keep the corners clear Jr Judge SMibbs baa agreed to if any of the fellow* are

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List of the Firms, Corporation* and Individual* Who Will Contribute Largely To tbe Income of the Treasury This Year.

Hendrickson, Lefler A Co Hereth, Louisa M

Herod, Susan R. and Wm. W Hsron, Alexander and Helen M. Herron, John Herron, John and Anna... Hetbenngton & Berner... Hibben, Sarah A Hildebrand, M. Caroline.. Hildebrand & Fugate

Hinea. Fletcher 8. Hodges, Laura F. and Edward F

17.060 78.W0 I«,MO &ns

88,420 j

84,820 44.4C5

£0,885 I

82,670 45,095 146,600 86,000

Hoeahire. Mary E 27.210 Hoiliday. Evaline M 28.875

The following is a list of the tax payers of Center townahip, who are aaseased on property to the value of $25,000 or more. The first installment of these taxes ia due

in April:

ISSsSeirgS F. 0l and^J. D. Manihaii^ K Adams, Justus C — SO.700 Adler, Julius - 85,900 Aldag, Charles - 33,760 Alfree, J. B. Manutacturinf Company 77.900 Alien, Harriett, ana M. R. Johnson... 117,000 Allen, Horace K - 60.130 Allen, Horace R.. and wile 59.200 Alien, Jerome, Trustee 26,510 Allen A Johnson 66,500

American Telephone and Telegraph Company oi Indiana 50,000

Arnold, Martha E 85,465 Armstrong, John 66,7S0 Atkins, E. C. A Co 200,535 Atkins, Sarah F £4,190 Atlas Engine Works 300,000 Ayres, LymanS 339.186 Ayres, Lyman S. A Co 134,7(5 Avres, Maria H 44,600

Baker-Randolph Lithograph and Engraving Company 33,000

Baldwin, D. H. & Co 33.665 Baldwin, Milier A Co — 26,125 Balke, Chas.. B. and \V. G. Krause 88,205

B&llweg, Frederick and William Blizzard 36,500

Bals, Henry C. G 88,205 Bank of Commerce 211,8.5

Barnes, Albert A -

Bassett, Thomas aud Sarah M 66,.80 Bates, Hervey Jr. and Hervey Sr 40,380 Becker. Chas 64,785

Becker, Jacob Sr...... Belt Railway-West Indianapolis 709,6y>, citv 441,110; total 1,150,695 Belt Railway A Stock Yards Company - 1,267.230

Benton, Allen R — 25,825 Berkshire Investment Company 34,270 Berkshire Liie insurance Company. .. 128,755 Bird. Anna Maria 28,615

Blanton, L. H., Alex H. J. and Wm. R. Watson..... 30.000

Bohlen, Francis U 32,070 Bowen, Silas T 87,150 Bowen, Merrill A Co 85,830 Bradley, Henrv (heirs of) 29,t50 Bradshaw, Esther M., W. J. and J. E. 74,000 Bretz. Adam...- £0,405 Bristow, Esther A.. 46,045 Brower and Love Bros 6S.625 Brown, Janies W... 40,275

Bruce, James A. A M.—Center $11,350, city 899,245. total 110,595

Bruce, John W. and Nancy M 49,035 Bryce, Peter F — 63,440 Burdsall A Co — 41 >“29 Burford, John T.^ 34,790 Burlord, Wm.B 117,765 Bur.ord, Wm. and Nancy 49,500 Buschman, August 25,645

Buschman, Wm.—Center $2,290, city $82,296, total 64,585

Butler, John 245,450 Bybee. Addison and Julius F. Pratt... 91,435

By ram. Norman S.—Center $20,410, city $39,025, total 69,435 Byram, Norman S, and E. G. Cornelius 108,545

Carey, Ada M 26,965 Carey, Jason 70,640 Central Chair Company 42,545

Central Union Telephone Company (in countyk.....^ * •••• 51.626

Ceraline Manulacturing Company 130,665 Chandler A Taylor 38.346 Chandler A Taylor Company * 91,895

Christian Margaret J.—Center $66,650, city $20,500, total :. 77,350

C., H. A I Railroad Company 99,980

Citizens’ Street Railroad CompanyCenter $39,060. city $1,468,305, West Indianapolis $15,435, Brightwood $7,186, total 1,629,975 Ciaypool. Edward F.-Center $21,200, city $621,075. total 642,275

Ciaypool. Newton 76,900 Clark, Alexander N 84,675

C.. C., C. A St L. Railway Company— $903,876, total 1,356,055

Ciune, John 32,640 Cluno, Michael 128,950 Coburn, Henry 79,785 Coburn A Jones /. 25,215 Coffin. Charles E 83,495 Cofi'mun, Margaret 8. 8 36,150 Coleman, Wm. H 81,236 Columbia Club. : 33,080 Commercial Club 87,800 Conde, H. T. Implement Company 56,000 Condlt, Blackiord 65.685 Conduitt, Alexander B i.... 85,975

Conea, C. B. A Bon Manufacturing Co tummy 70,000

Cones,Mary L 41,140

Conea. Maxwell, executor M. 8. Davis estate 66,120 Connecticut Mutual Liie Insurance Company —Center $36,136, city $601,0107 total 887,145 Consumers’ Gas Trust CompanyCenter $6,440, city 233,775, total 233,215

Cooper, John J. and John Pickens— 27,690 Cornelius, Edward G 32,980

iSiSKiL’S'g?” Holliday, John H. Francis and Wzn.A. Holliday, Wm. J Holliday, Wm. J. A Co. Holliday, W m. J. and Lucy Hoiiiday A Wyon -

Hollweg, Louis.

Coughlen, Wm — 7$,480 Dammcyer, Chas..... 36,480 Davie, John C*.....*..•««•*■ 2$,840 Pavia, Marietta A,....,, 38,470 Davis, Thomas....... 76,900 Dean Bros.’ Steam Pump Works......... 60,000

Peering, Wm. A C Deitsch, Joseph.,

vt vr* aa.fi

Deering, Wm. A Co 82,796

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Dell, Frank M. 86.240

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37,786

Dell, Wm 26,655 Delzell, Samuel—Center $4,420, city $63,830, total 68,250 PePauw, Washington Company......... 136,220 Dick-on, Geo-A 47,066 Dickson, Geo. A. and Bertha 30,750 Dickson, John T. and Laura R 44,6(0 Dietz, Frederiok 34.200 Dittcmoy©* John .......... 29,166 Downing, Michael A. and W. H. Coleman...... 81.400 Drapier. Wo». H. 29,326 Dugdaie Can Company 118,576 Duncan, John 8. (trustee) - 67,625 Dunning, Leham H. and Harriet J 28,660 Eagle Machine Woritt..,. 76,C00 Eastman, Maxy K. and Jamea 31,lu0 Eastman, Walter H 26,030 Eastman. Schleicher A Lee 69.556 Edson, Helen R,82,795 Edward, Jonathan, trustee 69.485 Elam, John B. and Emma L 26,500 Eider, John R.-Brightwood $7,470, City $5*,91i0, total.,65,420 ilder, Wm. L.....„ 67,356

30,650 129,300

Emersom Moore Desk Company Emery, Tboa. J. and John J

1,056,410

iquitame savings arm i-oan Association 33,690

gfit 8SB

Faehr, John 25,400 Faehr, John and Albert G.. - 39,1-00 Fanhley, Fred 43.W8 Fahuley, Fred aud Lena 34,800 Fahuley A McCrea 150,400 Fatout. Moses K 25,600 Fertlg. Frank 26.175 Fiahback, ‘William P 62.825 Fitzgerald, P. H - 168.COO Fletcher. Allen M 41,825 Fletcher, J. U (34b L. W. (*) and A. W. Coffin (34) 67,715 Fletcher, Stoughton J - 167,136 FoaferA- Bemiett' Lqmber Company.. 7o7:40 Foudray. Adelia.,,,, J. •Q.TM) Francke A Schindler 6C.170 Fraser Bro*. A Colburn..., 88,5;6 Frcmmeyer, Henry and Clara. - 86,780

87.225 88.510 S0.930 $3,830 66.005 £4,COO 30.6CO

on-yany. 65,435

ai.ouo 41,535

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v>ail, Albert Gallup, W. P. and E. P Garber, Christian Gardner, Chas* J.

UastoB, John M

Gate*, A. B. A Co

Oewemiort. C. E. A Co German Mutual Insurance Co GiiteU, Samuel T t Qordon-Kurti Company

OrfHBliniTt

Gramiiug, Pete* 8S,2'># Grand Hotel Company 26,710 Grand Lodge, F. anti A. M 57,.'‘CO Grand Lodge. I. O. O. Fellowa 110.5<» Griffith, George F 37.200 Griffith, John E. iheirsi. 83,090 Griffith, Pleasant H 93,421 Griffith Bros...... - jgMS jer, Max-Center $5,955,city $65,330. total....... - 60,436

Baas, Joseph Eaerie. W m..

Hahn. Charles F..,

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Awkward. [Chicago Record. 1 “Weatherby’e in a terrible stew.” «* Why “One of hia frienda aent him * twelve-Sndrert-doJJar grand piano on hia birthday, and he’s only got a iix-hundred-doliar cot$»<re to nat it in.'’

51.115

k ; t&o* Ha'l. Sarah J ■•-wreas £0,a>0

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.•asa^Jter- $

Harkdcsa, John.,..,„

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36,too

..^w... ••••.. 87,466 - 27,250 X. W.8W

Hank, Math La* J Harvey. Thomas B..

Hauelser

Harrison, Nichola# Me and Clevea Ji’iS Haraaim, Robert G —>— - ~g<)

28G90

Hauss. Philip Jacob^.......^. - HeclaConHofldatcd Mining Company. 200.060 Hendricks. Abram W. and Sarah B-... «.W5 Hendricks Eliza C Hendrick* A Coouer - 67,066

64,890 69,325 84,260 •7,130 88,000 34,500 27.625 49,730

Hollweg A Reese 115,225 Holt, Sterling R 54,566 Home Brewing Company 198,000 Hoabrook, Daniel B 26.050 Hubbard, Willard W.—Individually $24,230; as trustee 231,100 Hubbard, William S.-Center $32,700. city $200,875, total 233,576 Huber, Jacob 66.565 Huegle, John 28,505 Huey, Milton S. and Oscar L r. 29,945 Hyde, Laura F.—Center $65,686, city $69,896, total 135,590 Hyde, Nathaniel and Laura F. 82,790 Indiana Bicycle Company 260,000 Indiana Car and Foundry Company... 78,400 Indiana Insurance Company 36,000 Indiana Paper Company 40,000

Savings ana In*

Indiana!

igs and Investment Com-

pany 34,255

Indiana School Book Company 60,000 Indiana Steel Company 70,500 Indianapolis Abattoir Company.™ 34,£35 Indianapolis Board of Trade 46,455

Indianapolis Brewing Companv— Center $7,725, city $789,515, total 797.240

Indianapolis Cabinet Company 146,675 Indianapolis Cabinet-Makers’ Union.. 60,000

Indianapolis Chair Manulacturing Company Indianapolis Coffin Company Indianapolis, Decatur A Western Railroad 86,200

Indianapolis Drug Company JC ’’ oc

Indianapolis Elevator Company Indianapolis Gas Company.—Center $>4,320, city $916,015, total Indianapolis Journal Newspaper Company 26,000 Indianapolis Light and Power Company.—West Indianapolis $5,000, city $195,000, total 200,000 Indianapolis Manulacturing and Carpenters’ Union 90,465

Indianapolis Stove Company- 27,500

Indianapolis Union Railway Company.—West Indianapolis $2,265, city $2,007,100, center $10,000, total.... 2,619,865

Indianapolis Varnish Company 25,000

Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad Company 43,4£5 Indianapolis Water Company.—Can-

99,225 60,000

45,335 80,060

850,335

idianapons Water Company.—Canter $83,950, city $379,150, total 463,100

Ingails, Abbie Stinson, 267,000 Island Coal Company 75,000 Ittenbach, Gerhardt 33.350 Jameson, Patrick H 42,145 Jeck. Anna M *.... 26,595 Jennings, Francis R 26.850 Johnson, Moses T 181,300 Johnson, Payne and Noble 46,145 Jones, Jesse, guardian, P. H. Griffith. 32,100 Judah, Harriet 153,100 Jungclaus A Schumacher 68,460 Karle, Christian 29,785

Kealing Peter—Center $15,480, city $29,900, total 86,360 Keystone Land and Improvement Company 76,575

Kieler, Augustus 64,900

Kiefer, Augustus, and William H. Schmidt 121,900

Kiop Brothers 85,0X1 Kirachbaum, Raphael 66,665 Kitchen, John M 72,055 Knefler, Bertha 25.500 Knight A Jilison 83.S60 Knippenberg, Alice 26,565

Knights ol Pythias, Castle Hall Association 30,900

Knippenberg, Henry 67,660 Koepper A Waterman 38,155 Kotbe. Wells A Bauer 32,100

Kuhn, Anna (guardian H. Louis and John Ott)....r. 40,860

Kuhn, Charles J., Sr 30,600

Lake Erie A Western Railroad Com-pany-Center?37,785,city $97,196, total 134,980 Lamb, Robert N.—Center $6,960, city

Landers, Franklin 43,640

$33,666, total 40,625

Langsenkamp, William 29,736 Laurie A Co 46.000 Lauter, Herman 40,885 Layman A Carey 67,570 Lazarus A Pierce 34,665 Lee, Henry H 62,690 Lemcke, J. Augustus 120,015 Lewis, Catharine M 64,805 Lewis Porter Cabinet Company. 25,000 Lieber, H., Company 85,000 Lieber, Peter 65,000 Lilly, Catherine et al » 26,350 Lilly, EH 43,995 Lilly, Eli A Co 96.000 Lilly A Stalnaker 25.600 50,000

156,590 80,166 37,920 271,060

225,405

Lilly Varnish Company

Long, Henry C ..... L., N. A. A C. Railroad Company McCarty, Franc s J McCarty. Nicholas - McCarty, Nichoiaa (heirs of)—Center $34,285, city $81,010, West Indianapolis $110,110. total McCornnck Harvesting Machine Company 73,810

McCrea, James 80,560 McCune, Malott Co 81,500 McDonald, Joseph E 82,220 McDougaU, Louisa, Sr 28,6( 0 McElwaine, Richards Co 94,335 McHugh. James and Mary 51,345 McIntosh-; Sarah E 115.130 McKee, Robert S 117,385 McKee, Robert 8. A Co..... 60,835 McKee, Robert 8. and Mary L 28,050 MoKernan, Susan et al 86,240 McLain, Moses G 28,855 McLaughlin, GreenMy H 32,320 McMurry, James.....?. 43,090 McOuatt, Eugenia B 87,065 Macy. David 158,205 Madden, Thomas, Son A Co...... „.. 85,860 Maguire, Chas 26,285 Malott, Volney T 276,025

Malott, Volney T., administrator Macy estate 58,900

Malott, Volney T. and David Macy 65,000 Mannleld, George 38.850

Mansur, Isaiah.—Center $17,610, city $232,615. total 250,2*5

Mansur, Hannah A 27,675 Mansur, Wm 145,520 Marot George and Ella P 48,400 Martindale, Charles, trustee 40,025 Martindale, Elijah B 159,435 Martindale, Robert 25,220

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Mason. Augui Maus, Frank A..

29.100 91,915 179,365 55,000 43,640 82.100

Maus, Magdalena Maus, Magdalena, Jr.. Maus, M. M., aud Josephine Shaf..

Maver, Charles.i.—. ...w Mayer, Charles A Co. : 173,260 Mayer, Fred L. and Charles 147,310 Mears, Jam** Erwing 25,700 Meter, Lewis A Co...* £2,430 Merritt, George 33,7(,5 Merritt, George A Co 78,885

Metzger, U J°, trusts* (ji), L IL 8wift (V-) and A. Lieber (}4)

Miller, Enrique Cetal 149,425 MUler, H. W 29,525 Milligan, Harry J 71.145 Moffitt, Wm., trustee..., 29,860 Moore, John L 44.505 Moore Packing Company 120,660

Moore. Robert, John A. and Philip N.,

trustee*. 82,980 Morris, Louis T 67,800 Morris, Thomas A 35),785 Morrison, Wm. H. and Claia S0.IC0 Morrow, Wilson.,,,..". 8',370

44.265 26.750

56,155 181,585 100,000 69,460 123,510

Morsa, Samuel E-. trustee.., — 89,900 Munter, Kevi 32,9.*

Murphy, John W,—Center $6,115, city f5v,CKQt tOtfW »<»*»*»****»•*«’***»4*re*.»v Murphv, Hibben A Co........ Mutual Lite and Endowment Associa-

tion * •*

National Card Company - National Linseed Oil Company National Starch Manufacturing Company JStiW, Elizabeth R Nicolai, Julius (Heirs of) Nicholson. David

Niklaus, KdlL and Lou iw M.' Hereth MG50 Nordyke A Marmon Co 175,000

Nordyke. Addison H. and Jane E.— Inaividuallv. $21,815, $36,575, total.... 58,35:0

Nordyke, A. II. and A. K. Hollowell,. M,4£0 Norton. Pierce 28,100 O’Brain. John 26,800 O’Connor, Michael — 77 sea

O'Connor, Michael A Co

Ogle, Allred M. et^al*.^ ^34,

118,010 140,815 31,UK) 88,660

77,8€0 106,100

870 0(0

Older of Iron HsR.

Osgood. Mason J. — Center, $85,970, city. $10,210, West Indianapolis, $23,280, total 2*3,460

Oeiermsn, John 47,105 Ostermcyer, Frederick..,. 81,800

Oatermeyer. F. and H. Severin...Ott. L. w. Manufacturing Company— Individually, $21,825, motX), total....

Owen. John Philip

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Parrott, «or Taggart (ts< Parry Manaft Fa tt Ison, Jo*

orace (%) and Parrott A

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Parry"Manatacturlug Company

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Guardian..

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V/WCHt uvnxx 4 HMlp.,.,'.'*.! Owen, Owen and Brush

Parrott, tt<

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Joseph,

Pattisen, Sarah J Pearson A Wetzel..... Perkins. Samuel E.—Center $4,345, city $41,776, total -

Perry, John O. A Co.. —- PeUia, Alphonso P. (New York) C71.715 Pmu, Qeoree —» - •" 38,185

Phcenix Mutual Liie Inanrance Com^^r.—Center (35,945, city $145,185,

84,500 66,633 318.900 82.U0 86,100 100.000 88,000 86,530 80,785 46,025 45.200

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Pierce. Henry DV'and EUtabet'h V.'H P., C. C. A 8t. L. Railway — Porter, Albert G — Potts, C. A. A Co...-1 ,

Prange, Anthony

Prange, Frederick Premier Steel Company

Prunk, Hattie A.

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m.uo 36,889 25,200 84,995 57,716 85.226 87.581 87.895 485,760 174,£00 35,610 27,30) 37,005 356,150 25,875

PnUie, John...„ —..

Raiert, Christopher

Ramsey, John F

Hand, Frederics

Rend, Frederick and Joan Love.. .H&ub, I^copold ©t ftl,•*»*.•**•»»*«**••**•«*»#*•••• Resume, John A - - Reiman, Alexander — —. Resener, William F —. Rhodes, Samnel Rhodius, Maria Richards. William J - Ricketts, Dillard Rink, Joseph A ...... Ritzinger, J. B Ritzinger, Maria F.. - Roache, Addison L.—Center $31,475, city $29,600, total Robbina, Charles F.-Center $10,860, city $29,590, total Roberts, James E Roberts, Mary C Robertson. Alexander M.

Robertson, James E. Roll. William H

Root, Kate H..

Rothschild A Hayes Rupp, John Rushaupt, Catharine E.

Kuskamp, Frederick...

Sayles, Chas. F Schaf, Josephine M Schmid, Frederick. Schmidt, John W ... Schmidt, John W. and Edward. Schnnll, Augustus Schnuli, Henry Schnnll A Co_ Schnuli, Matilda L Schofield, Rebecca C Scholl, Chas .... Schrader Bros Schriver.'Wm Schurman, Edward and H. W. Miller-

Schnrman, Edward.

Schurman, Emma Schurman, Henry Sentinel Printing Company. Severin, Henry Severin, Ostermeyer A Co

Share, George K Sharpe. Elizabeth C.

Shiel, Roger R Shipp, Joseph P Shirk, Elbert H Shoemaker, John C. and Mahals.. Sickler, Isaac H Sickles, William W Siersdorfer, Louis Sinclair, John et al Sinker, Davis A Co Smith, John J Smith, Theresa H Snider, George W Sohl, Levy South Bend iron-works Spades, Michael H

Spann, John S.

Spann, John S. A Thomas H. Spiegel, Thoms A Co Spitziadden, Peter

Sprole, Margaret-

Standard Oil Company—city $44,265, West Indianapolis $30,030; total Standard Wheel Company Stechban. Otto Stevens, Ella N Stewart, Daniel Stewart, John H. Stewart, Martha A. (executor) Stone. D. K., Furniture Company Stout. Furman Stout. Furman, Sr Stout, George W.—Center $52,515, city $67,340; total Stout, Thomas O Stumph, John B Suitt, James B Sullivan, Thomas L Talbott, Elizabeth Talbott, Henry M Talbott, Henry M. and George A. Dickson Talbott, Wm. H. and Elizabeth Tallman, Wilbur H Tanner A Sullivan Tate, Warren ana Helen J.. Taylor A Smith Taylor A Taylor Terre Haute A Indianapolis R; ilroad Companv Thaltnan, Isaac (Jr.), Thomas, John

Clinton mes M

Topp, Frederick—Center $12,100, city $28,465, total Travelers’ Insurance Company Tucker A Dorsey Manufacturing Company a Turner, Chauncey L Turpin, Samuel T Tuttle, Mary A Union Trans er and Storage Com-

Thomas, John.. Thompson, W. Tomlinson, Jan

pany United States Encaustic Tile Company United States Mortgage Company.r.... Vajen, John H.—Center $12,630, city $150,810, total . Van Camp, Courtland Van Camp Hardware and iron CornVan Camp Packing Companv Vinton, Merrick E . Von Hake, Carl v , Von Hake, Carl, and P. Vonnegut Voss, Jay G Voss, Tarquinna L Wachstetter, Jacob Walker, lease C Walker, Harry A Wallace. Lewis Wallick, John F Ward Bros Wasson, Herman P Waterman. Luther D.—Center $13,476, city $32,306. total Wegborst, Henry Wineberger, Herman Werner Company Wert, Edwin A Western Furniture Company White, Ahira White River Railroad Company Whitehead, Anna J Wiley, Frederick H....... .,... Williams, Chas. C Wilaon, Med ord B Winslow, Wm. W Wocber, John..,., Wood. Horace F Woodruff, Anna G Wood, John M .-. Wright, Anna H. and Chas. E„ Wright, John C Wright, John C. and Louisa A Wright, Louisa A Wymond, Chas. F., Harry A. and T, W. Gilson Yandes, George B, Yandes. George B„ trustee Yandes, Simon—Center $82,455, city ■ $818,025, Brightwood $10,415, total Yohn, James C

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Bank of Commerce Capital National Bank..... Fletcher. 8. A. A Co.... ...... Indiana National Bank Merchants’ National Bank Meridian National Bank

State Bank of Indiana..

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84.150 59.860 80,180 36,085 61,160 43,665 40,850 08,000 37.025 31.&*> 171,1<5 32.745 40.690 87,480 56,300 103,855 61,075 40,450 117,720 25,880 S0,4£0 35.200 65.750 28,7E6 82,160 28,760 46.755 85,120 78.790 57.COO 30.190 £6,285 312.140 74.000 333,450 92.900 107,325 32.060 35,960 41.000 43.050 30,545 129,485 41,550 72.000 30.000 235,610 36.110 25,525 25.340 67.780 38.650 25,926 27,630 29,766 26,330 26.150 831,016 46,o;,o 76,910 27...'0 54.1f0 25.5.15 36,496 257,545 78,(75 86.280 57.060 25,640 28.050 74,295 109.815 74.250 34,970 115.745 £2,820 102.135 30.000 31.000 69,020 119,885 35,585 26.650 80,660 26,500 376,840 39,915 69.900 146,870 25.860 56,620 40,540 25,710 30.375 67.400 27,825 62.860 56.530 181,725 40.565 25,600 35. COO SO,290 46,ICO 26,410 25.000 66,950 68,610 163,440 49,875 112.015 36,225 43,785 35,725 68,080 71.375 96,220 34.400 27.530 28.250 26 250 26.045 26.756 140,600 45.780 31.025 28,270 33.275 30,335 65.000 27.750 25.200 63,470 99,6K) 31.750 26J25 38,490 41,765 30,080 28.000 45.060 40,405 138,060 45,000 189.790 56.340 71105 176.815 408.895 102,860

250,070 270.000 428,320 £02,500 328.000 340.000 180.000

FALSE TO HIS THUST.

A Tax Collector Reckons Without His Guest, As ’Twer®.

Mono ANTON, P»„ January 30.—A thrilling Story of robbery and murder ia told bore by Manson Reynolds, of Union county. William Jones, tax collector of Union county, received a notification from Controller-General Wright to close up hia belated returns. Sunday night a peddler called at the residence of the tax collector and asked for a night's lodging. He was taken in. About two hours after a negro made hia entrance into the house, and. covering the peddler, ordered him to give up hia i;oods, which he did. The robber then turned on Mrs. Jones, and ordered her to bring out the tax money. ’"i ” * “— r - 1 -- - 1 -- the the discovered that the dead body was that of tax collector Jones, who had adopted this scheme of keeping the county’s money, WING TAKES A FLIGHT.

Excitement In the Cougrhlln Case Caused by a Charge of Espionage.

Chicago, January 30.—Ex-Judge Wing, of counsel for the defense, created a sensation in the Couglin ease yesterday by asking that the jnry be excused, and demanding that the prosecutor take the stand. A ttorney Wine then charged that the prosecution has set detective* to shadowing him and those who called at his office. “This is America, not Russia,” Judge Wing shouted, “and such method* should be severely punished. Captain Seheuttler is at least partially re.-poneible for thi* shadowing and I want Mr. Rottum to swear as to his connection with the matter.” Mr. Bottom denied all knowledge of snch use of detectives, and Judge Wing then demanded that Captain Scbuettler be called to account. Value of Our Cattle. The cattle in the United States are worth $5,500,000,000.

WiMis, world for tae treauueu t of the Skia, bcalpjiervesandBlood, removal of Moles, Warts, Flm-

feeeklM. Tan, Red veins.

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WORK AND SOCIETY. The Two-Fold Strain on Delicate Women. Unerring Symptoms of Nervous Weakness and Over Fatigue—The Yalne of Paine’s Celery Compound, the Eemedy That Makes People Well.

In arecent number olthcGuoen, Mis. Lynn | J-help», of Dfiitmocth College, two women In Lynton writes, evidently Irom experience, of | the be»t woot/.y fn Dexter, Mich., (whose por-

the danger of overwork and too greet nerve and mental pressure among dei.ca o women. “Only the exceptionaLy strong,” apys Mrs. Lynton, ‘-caa stand the strain of the two-lold

liie of w rk and sociity.”

Social life, instead of bringing refreshment, brings a redoubling of anxieties and so muoh more to think of and so much more to arrange and manage. There are a thousand cares that the mother, the hot t ss and the carelul housekeeper can not share with others. With more pretentious living, larger families, and with every fresh social duty comes the increase of nervous strain and a step nearer the breaking-down point. The great share oi this pressure comes upon the anxious mistress of the household. She becomes irritable and hysterical. The most insignificant little t-ouble looms large and weighs heavyall because she is breaking down, and the hervous strain is too much for her. She can noteat, nor sleep, nor rest, nor work; her nervous or)ailzation has gone all to pieces. Of the thousands of such cases that Paine's celery compound has cured, of the thousand of people in all classes of society who owe there present health and strength to this wonderful ccmpound, first prescribed by Prof.

Halts are given a ore), tell their friends of

the virtue of the retreiy.

Mr.-. Belle Redman writes: “I can certainly speak in favor of Paine’a celery compound. I have doctored more or leaa lor about three years-with our best doctor, and t led several remedies, with no benefit. Last summer I was advised to take Paine’s celery compound. I have taken about three or four bottles, and my sister, Allie Bennett, haa taken it, too, about the same number of lottlea, dating the

same length of time.

“I felt all run down my liver troubled me, I had awful headaches and very bad periods of sickren that would leave me weak and pale and d scouraged. Now I have improved in looks and flesh, and I have gained in many wave through the merits of Paine’s celery compound, and shall u *e it, as I am too young to be sick. I am twenty-five years old.” Mrs. Rodman, her sister, ai d the little girl are certainly healthy now, as the above pho-

tograph shows.

From all over the country ccme, every week, hundred of similar testimonials, unsolicted. If one is weak or "run down,” she should use Paine’s celery compound. If makes people well. ‘

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BRILL a STEAM DYE WORKS. Portieres and lace curtains and fancy dres* ■sods cleaned equal to new, 36 Masta<-h»*elU •re. and Bd U. lUiuols et. Indianapolis, lad. THE ItAILnOADis. I^enrMon and KwRitlnr Train*.

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■hwsHTm DIKING and i’AULOUCAItb on DAY TRAINS PULLMAN aLLia'lvRb ON MiUlfT TMAlNr* 'lml IS litl • c h<r t. hjcHgn ut *12:1)1) pm., ♦I;l(| aui. Million sei- leave, xi ii)pin. Trains snlvelrom i liicaiio ut •Jrji am.. *2:M pm. Motion arc. arrives at 110:30 am. Ticket offices, corner JlJinoie sireet and Kentucky avenue. Union bullion and Massachusetts gye. Pullman vratihul# wle.jjjer for Chicago stamls at was) end f’nfon sUation and pgii be laksn at 8:30 pm. dully •Dally tExcept Humlay.

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SHORTEST ROUTE TO

ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST. From Indianapolis Union Stationt

Trains leave lor £L Louis .7:80 am, HtM am, 12:55 pm, 11:20 pm. Trsin* couueot at Terre HauU for E. .V T. H. point*. Evana-

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