Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1887 — Page 9

THE mDIAKAPOLIS JOURKAL, SUNDAY, JAKUAH Y 2, 188t-TWEWE PAGE9.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP, Concluded from Fifth Tag.

Ky....Mis Ada M. Wilton, daughter of J. T. Wilson, left Tuesday tight for Antonko. Col., where she will teah In a mission boarding-school under the corv trol of the Hotto BoarJ of the Presbyterian Church. , , . .The ladies of the Women's Evading Club held an elegant reception New Year's night, from 6 to 11 Vclock. at the residence of Mrs. H. H. Mathias, on femintry street.... Mrs. Howard Briggs U visiting her sister at Columbus, O.-.-Mrs. Eiiaiabeth McKee is visiting her daughter. Mm. Lr. Smith, at LewUvi'.le, Ind Mr Hoyt and daughter Grace are visiting friends in Cincinnati... Mr. A.J. Pruett and wife, of Gettysburg:, D. T.. are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.'Kellv, of this city Miss Virgie Allen, of Indiauanoli. is spending the holidays with ber brother, John Allon Miss Edith Hall, teacher in the Xenia (O.) College, is spending her vacation with her aunt, Miss Anna O'Brien Mrs. J. A. Yt bit-it, of Indianapolis. was a guest t Geo. J. Langsdale's daring th holidays.... Irs. Kate Phirt)S. of Indi.-Lnn.rw.lia and Mim Mafcin vVebb. of Southport, have been spending the week at Dr. Fisher's ... Wednesday afternoon C. R. Cameron and Miss Maggie Watkins. both of the class of '86, DePauw University, were married at the residence of the br' Vi mother, in this city, by Dr. E. W. Fiske, and departed at once for their new home in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Cameron is engaged in the practice f law in Minneapolis, having located there last summer. He and his bride received mary elegant presents.. ..At 4 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, E. D. Wilder, of Brar.il, and Miss Kate Riggs, of this city, were married at the residence of the bride's parents, on Poplar street, and left immediately for Brazil. The bride was one of Greencastle's most accomplished ladies. and was a graduate ef the class of '85, DePauw University Ed and Miss May liidpath are visiting relatives la Ortenfi8ld. .. Professor Dainura and family, of Olney, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of Chicago, are spending the holidays at Rev. G. W. Bainum's Misses Clara and Eva Millor. of Ladora, are visiting J. F. piiriiaU and family Mrs. C. W. Landes entertained the young ladis of her Sunday-school class on New Year's evening. Cambridge City. Misses Stella and Laula Hoshour, Carrie Clayton, llattie Bailey, Jennie Weigel, Jennie McGrew, Alice Bradbury, Anna Hastings, Katie Drischel, Ida GriesInger, and Libbie Pitman, comprising the young lauie society Known as me it. K. U. v.. received their friend at the spacious mansion of Mr. Samuel Hoshour, on Mt. Airy, on Saturday. They had Duaierous callers, and served aa elegant lunch. Greenitbiirg. Wm. For! nr and wife, of Mnncie. former residents f this city, were the guests of friends here last week. ....i.apt. urianuo jr. viutnrie, ot St. Liouis, Mo., visited here during the week Henry Marlow has cnna to Fort Worth, Tex Miss Laura Marshall, who is leaching at Akron. O., la visiting her parents here. ....Miss Clara Winchester, a very popular young lady. residing now at Glenwood. is with friends hcr at her old home Misses Ella And Lizzie Thomson are in Cincinnati The two Missos Nichols, of Athens, O., are with .friends in this city Rev. J. A. Kirkpatrick has gone to Lvnehburg. O Mrs. Colonel Scobey is at BpririgfieU. O Sam Baker, now of Minneapolis, Minn., is with the "old folks at home." Miss Ella Edwards, of Oreencaptle, is here visiting friends at her old home.1... Clirop Kennedy and his sister, Mrs. Mary Eward. are guests of relatives at Libertv Licensed to marry: Edward Hart and Ida B. Siiedaker, Joseph A. allaco and Jennie Knarr, Joseph A. Thompson and Lillian E. Logan. John il. Gibson and Mary Wilhoit James Higgins, of Lebanon, Spent part of the week with friends here.... On Wednesday evening the elite of this city, with a number of friends from abroad, mot at the operahouse for a grand ball. The music was furnished bv Cameron's Band, of Indiana' olis. The toilets of many of the young ladies were vrry fine. The audinee was quite la-ge and fashionable, composed of invited friends. The young gentlemen who conducted the affair should be cougratulaed upon giving the finest ball ever prsonted to a Greensburg audience Mr. and Mrs. I. C. IClder (neeMaston) celebrated their ehiiia wedding on Saturday evening, Jan. 1, 1887, at their pleasant residence, No. 53 East Washington street, this city. A largo number of guests were there and the presents very excellent. Knlghistown. Miss May Howard, of liushville, is visiting Miss oi a Weiborn Miss Leoue Morris, of New Castle, visiting friends and relatives hare Misses Hickman and Carpenter, of Mount Summit, were visiting Mrs. A. Mnuroii last week Miss Alma Martin, of Greenfield, is visitinz friends here Miss Fannie Dower, of Bonton, Mass.. is visiting Mrs. 8. S. White, j... The holiday party given in Bolts Hall on Thursday evening was a grand success in every particular. Hart's orchestra, of Indianapolis, furnished the music. The hall was beautifully decorated, and booths were arranged for card tables. Albert Aiken served a aumptuous banquot in elogant style. The drosses of City Miss Van Valkenburg. of Plymouth, Ind., Misses May Howard and Fannie Bowen, of liushville; Misses Hickman and Carpenter, or Mt. SummU- Mi Leone Morris, of New Castle; Miss Alma Martin, of Greenfield; Miss Henderson, of Centerville: Misses Eflfie and Ktella Church, Adda Tavlor and Miss Banon. .of Indianapolis: Messrs. Will liliss, Knox Hutchinson, John Lakin, Hooker Wilson, of Rushviile; Phil Shaw, of Sheibvville; Messrs. McCaffery. Callaway. Carey, karadon, Wilson. Gor--dou and Swigjjett brothers, of Cambridge City; Walter -Jones, of Milton: Mr. Brysson. of Columbus. O.j Frank Tritt, of Urbana, O.; Messrs. Miles Goodwin, Dan Kerr. Trevor Wright and George lee, of STew Castle; Mr. Hoklerman. of Tennessee; Messrs. Church, Richards. Manson. Morris of Indianapolis; Messrs. Wood, Walker and Homer Brag. of Greenfield, and Charles Kocofare, of College Corners, O. Kokomo. Mrs. C C. Brandon and daughter. Mrs. J. v. kj. iiiiuin suu oaugmor, Airs. J. vv. lrnes, left on ednesday for an extended visit .aruong relatives in tbe !ity of Mexico M1j.s Fannie McElwee, of Columbia City, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. II. C. Sellers, on West Mulberry street. .-. .Mrs. A. Albaugh is visitiug girlhood seeaes at layton, O. ....Hon. GeorgI. Reed and family, of Peru, were the - guests of M. Bell and family the forepart of the week.... A very pleasant family reunion was held this week at the residence of ex-Auditor H. L. Moreland. 'Those- present wore John Moroland, of Daleville; C. H. Bun, of Middletown; Mrs. R. J. Kieffor, P. P. Painter, jftpd wife, of Alexandria; Hiram Murphy and wife, of New Castle, and Miss Nora Belt, of Danvor. Ind -Ora McFarlaud, of Xonia, ().. is making his annual viBlt to his parents, who reside in this city. ....David Petty, of Hagerstown, is the ,,Cest of his brother William and family John Burnett, a thrifty young farmer of north Da kota. is ihe guest of bin cousin. Mrs. John T. Stringer ....Mr. and Mrs. J. C.Pickett gave a masquerade ball at their spacious resideuce, "on East Sycamore . street, Monday night, which was largely attended by Kokomo's best young people Miss Alia Kirkmaa -attended the ball given by the K. of P. at Marion, Thursday evening. ...Miss Maud Larrtck,' of Hartford City; Ind., is visiting her sister. Mrs. D. D. Prie Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Windecker. of Cleveland, O., have been called to the bedside of Daniel Hexter, who is dangerously ill at his homo in this city... The ladies of the Kokomo Choral Union prewilted Mr. W. E. M. Browne, their musical director, with a fine music rack and an ebony oaton -ou Tuesday night. Mr. Browne is a cultured f'MntJeraan, deserving of the handsome gift vi.r,'-tM" Brown representing the North Indiana M. E. Conference in the mission field of Moxioo and family are the guests of Rev. C. H. Brown, and family, of this city Mr. Charles Guff, of England, is the guest of CapL James 11, Nation, of this county Miss Carrie McOune, teacher of elocution in the Ox- . r Co'-S. spondinK the holidays in the city with her parents, R,v. Dr. McCune and wife.. ..Mrs. C. J. mncdpe and children and Miss Lulu Cottinglam. of Chitugo. are the truest of relatives in the citv. M.ss Mazie Hell spent the holidays at home, on -vacation from Delaware (O.) College. ...Michael wissler of Cincinnati, has been the gnest of his ftrother John, in this city, for the past week ... Misses Lou Lano and Maud Frazier spent tho week mng fronds at Noi.lesville. .. .Miss Tillie Granger, 011 hi'Xcxiy handsome young ladies, is the puet of U alter Uoe and family... Mr. and Mrs. J. . Merrill, of Onicago. are the gjiests of F. A. Price and wfo. ...Martin F. Sale s- "Miss Olive Woollv were nmted in marriage on .'ursday, at th Chrii. li.in I.hurih liw I l . . . ! T is..' . . .... j u i- .. . . .. razier... jonn KlOkettS andAsburv- Jvehy lt,ft Weduesday for a forty-days' lr hllT-. .low., i., "..1.1 Al ... J r . ,; n 1, 4 Bils iiany ot the old Asbury (now DePauw-) University boys here were pa'ued to hear of the death of their old friend and classmate, Lewis D. Hayes. Marion. Miss Lucie Humphreys is visiting friend at Urbana ..... Mrs Locb of Iayton. O . is vuiting her daughter Mrs. A. M. Hammon. .. .Charles S. CroweU vJl V" Tl iTf8 at "id3viile. Ind. . . .Frank Forster, of St. 1 Minn., is visiting Marion friends.... Hon. llenry Kah o of Tokdo. visitd his brother-in-law, il A,: "?lrn.rrhurSday....JaaI,eIi C. Goldthwait, M Chicago is vis.tmg relatives here ...Mrs. JohnW. Oiggs, of lachestor. i8 vi-iting her son, ,iaa are at luJianarl;s this week. ...Mrs. John , 7 f M'T,rt-, anJ Mi" tudabaker, of f?frJSt0,, P: P-McClure Wedy'..?' 1 .11 ? visiting friends at Mnncie. .. .The anrwd ball by Grnt Lod,.e. Knights of Pythias Jhf-f, ri ia ra- Thelodg. hall was tutefuUr decruUd. an I wus brilliant with light and bontifui eoKiniDM. Knights appeared in fatigue uniform. Ak.utc'ghty tonples w,-re n attendance! Vjsitors were pre,ft from Logansport. Wabash, Anlerson. Mnnci rtud Hartford lv. The tnuTi Lunlshed by the Allian O,. of ' LSanipol" Montt-i .ma. Canhj Wihoi. i viaititig Ler ulster at Cliutoa.

xn lames are worthy ot more tban a passing remark.

J i nio aim very u;ill 01 1 UI. Among

xnose preser.v were .Misses J)risohell, Bond, Hwain, Oraisvenoir. Smith SDd Martin, of PamhiMW

"""'"'w . urown, spent last Sunday with Marion r!at; vim... .George Webster, of Chicago, was here Monday. Mr ltud 5irs. John Keyt returned to Piqua, O.. Wednesday... M r nUti..:l s.

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-Miss Lou Hntt and sister Cora came home for the holidays Miss Jessie Amos was in Dana the

nrstpart oZ the week Minor P. Drii and wife spent Christmas with friwids in Indianapolis Harry ju ifrn ms irienus "iany on tiooaar evening..., Rev. J. O. Kemn delivered his lectnr at th lit V. Church Tuesday evenintr: snbiect: "Man. and Hf R. lation to the Inferior and Superior.".. .. Miss Mavme Am is visiting her sister, Mra Corkery. at Louisville, ivy Kobert and f.d. nilson smiled npon friends u'tay....tieorge Ija.Montwas home on Saturday.... Mr&. Carrie Carmicheal returnel this week from her visit with Columbus friends Miss Mabel Fiekard is the guest of Agnes Bailev.. Miss Carrie Lynn has been the piest of Miss Martha Wooster for several days Miss Ida Moore, of . hnsman. is the truest of Mamie Van Land ingham Miss Alice McMian and brother Sam, of wan vine, i il, are the ruests or Mattie Com well.... James Wilsot? and Belle OslK.rne were in Rockville on Tuesday The panoramio exhibition of war scones at the Opera-honse, Wednesday night, was well attended. It was for the benefit of the O. A. R. Tin at. . . . Will E. Werkheiser, aftr a few days' illness, ia agam aoie in be out. ...A couple of students from Earl ham College were in town Tuesdav. hnnfli-w t the history of the old canal, and other matters of in terest. .. .3iiss JTiora Donaldson returned home from Ohio Wednesday James M. Bernr. of Gnv Til who has been the guest of his brother for the past wek. returned to his home Thursday, leaving behind m uuei ui inenus. Morrlstown. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Shipp gave a tea party at their residence on Christmas evening Mrs. C. T. Williams entertained the following young ladies at tea on Thursday evening, in honor of Miss Maggie Moore: 1 he Misses Fannie Raffarty. Judie Zike. Gertie Merrick, Belle Linvill. and Ella Myers Charley Patten ana Annie tluehes. a prominent vonnc cmmlo of this place, were married last Wednesday evening, at the jjoLuuuiai .episcopal parsonage. w Castl. Mr. Q. Ti. Bundy and Treva Wright spent Christmna ,..:.U lflJJt.. A r "lo3 ibu j i icuua in iuiuaiewwn....:uiss XjlZZie x reS' baugh, of Haiferstown: Miss Kittia McMeana of TnHi. " 1 ' . .v. uvuiiaoi, ul i 'ny tun, were guests of Miss Allie Pnillips on last Sunday Miss Lillian Mitchell, of Monmouth, III., is the guest of r-iiiioti oir. v;nanes lialdwin, of the firm of Baldwin, Roberts & Co., left for his home in Boston, Mass., on Sunday last Miss Ida Needham contamnlAtA n. viaif. fn it ..w Kifl.A A . : . : . i. 1 w . mwiiwi ouiuo (.iijuo ill mo iirur future One of the most delightful events of the wn was me grand nouday Dall given by eight young men of this city, in Jennings's Hall, on Tuesday evening, Deo. 28. About forty eouples daneed to the Btrnina nf If art's nm)ia.f.. A 4l.. 1 from abroad were Misses Nannie Weiborn, Miss Rose Morris and Mr. W. E. Jackson, of Knightstown; Miss Ella Sanders, Clara Wisehart and Emma Carpenter, of " i " !" iviio injivr. - UUI e, ill r. James Milligan and J. Cameron, of Indianapolis; Miss j vl uiunciu; mr. x ranK lunng, or tiartford City; Miss Carrie Hickman and Goorge Ice. of NoblesviHe. Mrs. DollIeTmc A 1 VlAlfinoP f rianrt lit Tnl!saA. lis. ...Mrs. Alice Morehead is visitine in Cincinnati nns wee miss fiiia I'erkms. of liebanon, is a guest ot Ary McKinzie Mrs. D. F. Hedges visited inenus in Indianapolis ou fcew Year s Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jenkins spent a few days with relatives in Kichmond this week Mrs. M. S. Anderson and daughter. Of Zionsville. n.r rimtimr frinn.la n.t rcl tives in this city Misses Mamie Stephenson and iierina i arKer nave Deen visiting triends m Indian ap olis for a few days. Peirrtleton. William Smith visited friends at Logausport rast Week. ...Mm. linu vcm Vina Kuu nioirlnn . ,1.. .U. -'J, ' ..... vuu.. .i.iuu mv bur Kily , returned yesterday. ...William Morrey and wife re . , ,i i i. . i . n , . .. . . kururti lu tueir nomo. vamoriage Jity, yesterday.... A. B. Taylor and wife visited friends at Muncie last week Web and Mrs. fVnsOav ant;nal f-I.lo. last Thursday Mrs. Manifold visited f riends at the city last weefc. I'eru. Misses Cora. nnc SnnliiV l J .g..... ,.,iuvi9UU J ctuutou OU Thursday from a pleasant holiday visit among relatluus ,Mt r"orl TI! T Vf 1C i.i -il ... v v. v ."vi, 1U....UUU i'lm s, wu ana cnuti, left on Thursday for thali fntni- hr.-wna - f i.i Tex. Mr. Mars's new duties are of a responsible nat ure on the T. & P. railway Mr. Frank Scott, of f !Vl l I! irn la inAnilinn lit. ViMir TmJ. . 1 : .J .. 1. i jt " "'tS "'a -t B UVUUQJ Willi HIS sister. Mrs. W. F. Daily, on West Fifth street Miss iveuse came nome on raturuay Irom a pleasant v loiv vi vvcck uurauon among re'atives at Uelphi. Mrs. Lou Morrill, of Michigan City, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Graham, on West Fifth street, returned home this week Mrs. Morgan Harvey has returned from her visit among Delphi friends Miss Bt.rtie Deniston is the gnesi. of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Robinson, on West Sixth street Mr. and Mrs. James Swift, on West Fifth street, gave an elegant entertainment to the clerical force of Shirk & Miller and a few friends, the occasion being a return of their thanks for the service set sent them at the time of their silver wedding, which occurred last week. About thirty invited gujsts were present.... John A. Die! ert came home Wednesday fri a three months' visit among relatives in Philadelphia and tho mountains of Pennsylvanirt The Nonpareil dancing club gave its initial entertainment in Bradley's Hall, Monday night, and was tho occasion of bringing out some forty couples, comprising our best society people. The costumes among the ladies were elegant and in numerous cases they were particularly exquisite. The club is strong socially and financially, and bids fair to give the most enjoyable dances of the coming winter. A number of visitors from abroad were present. It is the intention of the management to give semi-month. y dances Peru Can on. No. 20, Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. P., gave an elegant entertainment in Grand Army hall, in the nature of a concert by the Emerson Quartet About five hundred persons were present. The entertainment was conducted by ex-Giand Master Kenner, of Huntington, and was socially and financially a success. The canton is thirty-seven strong, and will make one of the finest commanderies in the State The "Naiad Queen,' a comic operetta to be given in this city this week, under the management of Prof. Clark, assisted by local talent, promises a rich treat for 'music loving people.... Miss Aida Sine, of Logansport, is visiting Miss Mamie Ram, on East Fourth street The Woman's Relifcf Corps of the G. A. R. in this city is an organ' ttion fifty strong, and is composed of our representative people. The installation, which occurs on the 5th of this month, comprises: President. Mrs. Laura Edmon; senior vice. Eunice Kelly; junior vice, Naomi Ream; chaplain, Letitia Rule; conductor, Mary Pass-nore; guard, Esther Morehouse; treasurer, Rose Scanlon Miss Clara Kenower, of Huntington, is in the city, the fuest of Mrs. Alice Edwards, on West Fifth street '. W. Hutchinson and wife, of Denver, are spending New Year's here, as the guests of W. M. Trout and lady Miss BeLtie Brown, of the clerical force of Hale & Co., is on the sick list. ...Ed Jamison, of Chicago, is spending New Year's with his mother, on West Third street Mrs. Frank Statesman and children are in Logansport, visiting her parents The many friends in this city of Miss Dora Speck, of Denver, will be pleased to hear that she was quietly married at home, on Wednesday evening, to Mr. William Place, of Logansport. A few persons from this city attended. They left Thursday for Detroit and Eastern -points, to be gone two weeks. Miss Dora is the only child of Dr. Speck, one of our wealthiest farmers A jolly crowd of our young people took advantage of the good sleighing, on Thursday evening, and spent the time very agreeably at J. Nordyke's house, some four miles from the city. Dancing was indulged in. and c&rd-playing and games furnished additional amusement. The ladies were: Misses Dora Kraus, Hattie Porter. Mamie Fetter, Matti Myers. Lon Harlan, Nellie Dart and Miss Jennie Pierce, of Logansport. Messrs. Hutchinson, Wey, Jackson, Shoemaker. Wey comprised the gentlemen in attendance .... In ew Year's day was not generally observed. Many calls were made, iu a social manner, and many received thoir friends socially, without announcing the same previously. At No. 61 East Thirl street, callers were welcomed, from 3 to 0 P. M., by Mrs. J M. Stutesman, Mrs. Will Raymond. Mis. G. J. Reed, Mrs. Hattie Hale, and assist :1 bv Mioses Anna Parsons, Maggie Henton, Eva McFarland, Fannie Efhnger and Anna Constant. On West Main street, by Misses Cora and Sophia Anderson, assisted by Misses Maggie O Donald, Ollie Harlan, Georgia Mercer, Anna Wey and Clara Barnes, and Lucy Kratis, of Logansport. At the resinre of Charles H. Brownell. Mesdames 0. H. Brownell. C. 0. Emswiler, L. B. Fulwiler. Hattie Hale, J. E. Hendricks, C. B. Higgins nu km. . mvens ana inisss fcmma Knrhardt, Annie Parsons. Anna Constant end Clara Higgins, Miss Borton, of Plymouth, and Miss Walker, of Indianapolis, received after 0 p. m. Music and dancing was the feature of the evening Miss Clara HiggiDs, on East Main street, is entertaining Miss Mabel Bor ton. of Plymouth. Rockville. Mr. Ed Lambert, chancellor commander, Wallace Brown, vice chancellor. Will F. Bigwood. prelate, Mose Mossier, master-at-arms, are Ue new officers e.ected of Silliman Lodge, Knights of Pythias Mr. Louis N. Grinley and Miss Mary Ryan will be married in January ...Miss Fannie Andrews and Miss Lolt Stevenson, of Maibhall. ill., who have been visiting Mr. Frank M. Howard, were called home v ednesday by sudden death of a relative... Mr. J. il. Leadle, editor Tribune, now traveling for American Press Association, is in Dakota Mr. Frank lryant. of the Railroad mail service, was with his tnends over New Year s.... Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gaeblr entertamed their friends at progressive euchre Tuesday evening. ...Mr. O. H. Harlow and wife, from 1.V aynetown. will make Rockvil'e their home, Mr. H. havuigengaged in business. ...Mr. Robert Leinbarger of Columbus, visited fair ones and returned home J-Tiday.. .. Mr. Harry Kendall is an active agent of the Sunday Jourr.al. ...Mr. Harvey F. Mahan wear the gold badire of the rifie tam for the raon'.h of December..... A iss Annie Meacham returned from CrawfordsvLUe Tnesday. where she passed Christmas.... . jiw.kfiioru ana ite, ot fst. loe Mo. here to visit for three weeks. He left Rockville are five years agi Miss Grae Farrar. of finwrrast.!.. the truest of Mi (lrr f.0n M;. f .;.. xr.'. is . - - - - - .......... -dV ... a ,v ucrucv. of trawft rdsvllie, has been the guest of her nnefe Malison Keeny, for several days. She left Saturday fur Terre Haute. RuMiville. Mri. C. AL Rominger, of UarUioIomow county, ia

the guest of friends ia onr eitr... .Mrs. Lou Summers is the guest of Mrs. B. W. Riley, on Main street.... Miss Lmma Hutchison, of Xenia, 0., is visiting friends here.... Mrs. E.T. Allea, of Agency City, Ia., is th guest of friends and relatives rn oar eity....Mias LotU ITmllm rf n...l.u 1 : '.I v

Miss Anna Sellers, of Wavnesville. O.. is th gnest of friends in our eity Mrs. Belle Griffith, of Shelbyville. is among friends here Miss Mollie Aneiss, oi uictmond, is visiting friends here. Union City. Scott Snools, a former resident of this city, but imiw vi xiagerstown, id., Is spending a few days among old friends here Miss Dora Wets entertained friends on Thursday evening Mr. Hickle, of vuwmuio, is visiting nis aaugnter, airs. JSzra Thomas, here.... Mr. and Mrs. John Kraft have returned from a visit to Mrs. Jt.'s parents, at Lima. O....J. W. loutz. of Germantown, 0.,is visiting his sister. Mrs. J. P. Standt. on the Ohio side of town Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hendricks have taken rooms with Theodore ? ' na9 Den QTate 8ick for 'ew days Jesse Turg and Misa' Ida Edwards, of ColnmhiiB O.. are visiting Mrs. Q. A. King.. ..Mrs. Hirsher and daughter are visiting friends in Columbus, O Mr. and Mrs. Phnrloa Knil nt T.:....i: ... friends in this city Master Harry Wright, of Man,...i. s"fc oi ma granaparects, air. ana flirs. illiam A. Wright.. ..Mr. and Mrs. John anrioiter are Tisitmg friends in Pitts burg. Ja Mr, and Mrs. Pangborn. of Indianapolis, are visiting their son, N. P. Pangborn, here Mrs. D. ( A11HS Hirrf Xm'ff onanf fha U ents m Piqua, O Miss Ollie Harrison is visiting cm ma xxanna at u ayton Mrs. Jirutch. of mjiuwa, v., it ma guest oi ner sister, wrs. iienry Leasure, of this place Mrs. Guy Crouse joined her husband in Cincinnati during the past week J. S. Starbuck and wife spent the holidays among friends at Columbus, O Miss Jessie Schuyler, of Arcanum, O., visited her father, on North Union street, during the past week Miss May Rope, of Colburn, Ind., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Stickle.... Mrs. C. S, Hardy entertained lady friends on Tuesday evening. ....Mrs. Emma Shea, of Galion, O., is visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jm D. Lambert Miss Isa Barnes and Miss Minnie Mitchell, of Richmond, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnes Miss Baker, of Auburn, Ind., has returned to her home after a prolonged visit with friends here Miss Inez Slabaugh has gone on a prolonged visit to her grandparents at Shelby, O Miss Mantie Weesner is visiting with relatives at Wabash James H. Boyd, a student of the post-graduate course of Princeton, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cress.... Prof. J. A. Hart, superintendent of our schools, with Misses LibWe Reeves, Jennie Hanlin and Ami e Hedrick, attended the State Teachers' Association of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Refcd, of East Saginaw, Mich., are guests of Mrs. R.'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MoNeal. in this city.... 2ir. and Mrs. John Wiggim ' -e called to Dayton, on Thursday by the death of rA. W ' alat-Ai. A )..nnl.. Txr; c r . TJ. S:., and Miss Belle Enyears, of Troy. O., were the cura'?' nu jsirs. tr. vv. craitn. during the last week. ..Prof. J. C. Eagle and wife, of Edinburg, Ind., spent the holidays with friends in this city and Dayton.... Mr. Geo. E. Patterson, of Mercer, Pa., joined his wife in this city a few days ago. They are guests with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bell. Wabash. Mrs. Win. P. McHenryon Friday left for Chicago, ?r w .Pleftant visit of a week with relatives Mrs. M. F . Smith, of Peru, spent a day or two this week with Mrs. Stearns Fisher... Lew Fowler, eommercial traveler for a Dayton, O., house, is spending wio unuuajs bo ms noma nere.... Sherman .King, who is attending Yale College, is at home for the holidays.... Mr. and Mrs. H. Caldwell, have returned from a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Brnner, at Kokomo Mrs. D. B. Creamer, of Benton Harbor. Mich., is visiting relatives here.... Jonn Stephenson, a well-known young society gentleman of this city, on Monday goes to Indianapolis to take a position with Mnrphy, Hibben & Co Nap Ohio division of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, spent m uere W1TQ reiatives the past week. . . .Mrs. D. W. Thomas, of Elkhart, is visiting friends ia this ....... j... j. uii ouiiuar lasL, entertained Charles McLain and wife and M. E. Argo anawiie, ot JTort Wayne, and Richard Ruddell and wife, of Kokomo. . . The employes of the C, W. M. railroad on Thnvadair C. :i j O - j yK vwiTOy uupci lUliCIlUOUt . VV. Lamport with n. miumtfii.iuit m,MA water-set. . Mrs. Louis Hyman is tha guest Of friends in TnrlixTiKnnlio A- 1 nr t r sell, of Fort Wavne, are spending the holidays with friends here.... Mr. and Mrs. Charley Davis are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Smith, at Huntington. ....MlSS Nona Knnm f Pirfl.... T.1 ! n. - . " . . " vim umgr, JUU.. is Lilt guest of Miss Edith Winder.. ..Miss Lulu McHenry. after a. hrinf Kf nl.....t :.v j i J ----- - K-oanuu Timu nrim incuui uere, on oaturdav retui'nA1 tn ) li Hattie W aite wdl, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 4, entertain the Chautauqua Circle Mr. and Mrs. Richsrd Smith, of Springfield, 111., are visiting relatives here. .. ..Saturday Avntiincr Xfi. HTa W IT Qt . ??ve yerv pleasant musicale in honor of Mr. and i . I ' '"cnenry, or unicago. ... waiter Whiteside s family, of this city, but now of Philadelphia, is VlSlt:nor rrinnia hsra Co.Ko "iri- f returned home, on Friday, after a very agreeable visit - wiwi inaaus. ... ine cantata, "Jcaith, Hope and Cawritv " a.t. t.)i ro.fictiVn fv. .U rr iT and J; nday evenings attracted large audiences, and - - "uivhhij cujujcu uy an in attendance. The proceeds swelled the church fund to handsnmn -nmnntr.na f.o TT A TkT 1.1 . - L I . A. iii.uilM.10V, OI Qumcy, 111., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph W. Buslck Mr. Harry Stephenson, of Attica, visited friends and relatives here this week. THE STATE OF IIXINOIS. Areola. Mrs. J. J. Van Vostr her niece, Mrs. E. L. Walker Fred Matters received his gentleman friends on New Year's evening. G. W. Sylv ister and wife, of Chicago; George and Samuel Skinner, of Homer, and Edward Sharp, of Thayer, Kan. . are guests of James Skinner and family MisaElln. Ravnolda ia a muf V P: a- - ---j . . v.v.u iiougo ii loiivm. Ml SB t RnnlA Krnmav la tii t n t n.i . . "icuui m vuiumbus. Ind Frank lu. Wright visited in Evansville, Ind., last week. ...Miss Mamie Quick visited Peoria friends during the holidays Misses MolHe Lagon and Fannie Richards are visiting frieads ia Decatur. Ill Miss Mattie Jones is a trnast nf t.ha Miaoaa TTallair "Ts... f i nr j 1 Siddie Beggs received New Year'acalls at the residence of James Beggs W. Noblet, of Terre Haute, was married Dec. 26 to Miss Mary McCabe. of Felson, III.... Rev. J. B. Martin and daughter, of Potomac, 111., visited in Areola last week Mrs. R. G. Wharton, of Dos Moines, la., spent the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. E. U Walker. Charleston. Miss Dora TTaer baa rntnmAil f, P.n.l. vr: ------ ' ..-v.UiiroiU..,.JUJ Lulu Smith is in the ty, a guest of Miss Ella Miles. Miss Belle Record has returned home to Windsor Miss Nellie Dora is visiting relatives in Kenviy,m.y i"is. iiniw i icuin spent tne holidays with her son, Joe, in Paris Miss Anna Piper is the rnAnt nf Iiaa II,1ia ro.rT..n T j: if. it V 'tIv . ' of Peor,a- In-. is yisiting her sister, Mrs. C. W. Hair Miaa Imn Kmannn .o;,l s XT . - -.oibvu 111 IQLLUUU last week .IiitiM Aicforfir on i i. . . . j from a visit at Windsor... Mrs. A. C. Ficklin and cnuuren, ot 'luscola, are visiting relatives in this city Mrs. Langford entertained her sou ruo. uaugnter irom Pullman, last week.... Miss Belle Ashmnn anil ricxci. V rnnnAlln c tt.. ""- . . WUUCU1, Ul 11 11 Ij" ton. were m&rrind nn Wnaiilir XT n xT v Steele, of Cherryvale, Kan., is in the city, and will ..;.-:- A : it. : . .,, . uui iuk " cuiuiur swo montns with ner son, JLr. A. T. Steele Mrs. Emerson, of Danville, 111., is a guest of JKrs. 8. H. Record Mrs. J. W. Feagan is in Kentucky visiting. ...Mrs. L. S. Scott, of Clinton, Ind. , is the guest of Mrs. James Scott.... Mrs. E. E. Oreha mnnt t.ha Vinliiloim n : th - - - - 1 -" - ...w ..v..uuj 9 4u uaimi, ill.... Mrs. L. J. Huron, of Avon, Ind., is a guest of Eli nuruu mm iamny miss riUitn Huron, of Danville Ind.. ia thA irnnat. nf W TI TTn.. J :l it- . ' o ' - - ... - uu.uunuuiujuj,...aiisl Jfnnm Orr. a. tAnrlioi. in tlia t-hViIIa uaV.1. t -vt.t 111., is the guest of Rev. Orr and family, in this city. Marshall. Miss Nor Aflinn nf P; lion l. .1 1 1 . v- 1 1 j. vttix Buciiutug xne past week with relatives in Marshall.... Miss Kate Umsman. of Terre Haute, was the guest of the Misses Marvin part of last week....Aus. Gray and wife, of Robinson, were the guests of relatives here .... ..I iss iuaua nughes 13 home from Evansville Mrs. A. KT AfnA. r ville, is the guest of her parents, Edward Snider and wife, for a few days.... Mrs. John Hunt, of Maxville, Ind., has been spendInB Severn! Hava nritli Ka n n n n. T oi.ir . wite The holiday ball, on Thursday night, was the liVlAtr ArAnt nf cAon. C . " r f. . J v.,v.,uooui juur, wver uity couples were present, there being several guests from Terre Haute. Paris. MnrHn-;il o.l Av,,- :ii r- . . . "" Vinci- uriKuoonng cities. The music was furnished by the Terre Haute ureneairn, misses uoia Stephenson and Fannie Andrews ara boma frnm Rntlrvi iln Tn.l 11 . - v ...u, nuotg liUVY went to visit Miss Frank Steward. Pan a. Mrs. It. A. CatRoach. Mrs. CharlM Kn.i-nfi Xf-o b c t 2 ceived New lear calls at the residence of the latter Miss Kate Gorman, of K1 l1..,, Til ! . . er nncle, John Shaffer.... Mrs. E. Fish, of Westneia. is a guest ot ti. Van Sickle and family.... Miss Maud Llldwicr. nf Alfnn Til 4. - "1 i . - . , . - . -i" i3 a guest, or friends in Psna M k.mli.n v . " . ti-. nona, nlmn Miss Etta Neel was a guest of Mrs. R. l"3'- wwt....jits. . 1. Aloody of ahawneetown, is a guest of her brother. John Hair. ....Miss Jeannette SlinilAi. nf a u ..n il. r8' ?- 4 wHmn--.. Lewis Fleming and family XX, it' an vismng iiirs. fiUvfl tfieming M.ss Auce Ryan, of St. L-uis, is a gnest of Miss lit a a Ltawrenca Mi Si.qk T, c tj... . ... , --. v. . -v.nin.-c. ir ana, is visiting her tbrothar, P. L. Mounee.... James Meeter V 1 w"n,JIB' were guests at the residence of Charles M;eter this wees. ParU. Tlie fnisblllTial.1 AVAnf r.t DAA.. it - jomou me iew iear s reception last evenintr at the resideuce of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Elliott, on West Court street. Misses Essie Williams, May McCord, Mattie Holley, Nettie llnlk Uv Ja&b!a Iilniu r:n: T- . .f i , w ' "6". ium IUHJO, OlAUU ituds aad Grace, lliutt reowved tLo guests. One

Irandred invitations were issued and all attended. Aa entertaining programme was executed, after which elegant refreshments were served. ...Mr. aad Mrs. W. R. Swinford entertained some of their friends at a pink tea on Tuesday evenintr, at their residence on East Court street.... Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sholem entertained a number "If1"" on Thursday evening, at their residence onWest Court street, in honor of their guest Mis pertba lleller. Cards and dancing occupied the evening until supper was served.... Miss Carrie Kile will leave Pans on Thursday of next week for Indianapolis, and thenee to Washington City and other Easte eities....Mr. aad Mrs. John Snyder. il Oakland, were in Paris last week.... Miss Kate Livingood, ef Rossville. Ill, visited Rev. and Mrs. Davidson last week.... Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Urown wid return to Chicago to-night, having made an extended visit with relatives here.... Misses Bessie Knssell. Nora Roberts, Mamie Sellar aad Messrs. Ii7?n,.Wied,r,B- C. Trogdon and Mr. Light attended a holiday ball in Marshall, on Thursday evening Alice and Minnie WUliams, of Indianapolis, visited tfaefamilyof G. W. Street last week.... Miss Cora Davis, of Terre Hauto, visited Miss Nannie Blackman last week.

Shelbyville. MoUie Wendling this week.... Miss Flo Steward received a fine gold watch for a Christmas present.... Miss Emma Rees, is a guest of her parents in Champaign.... Mrs. Locke, of Louisville, Kv., visited her brother, A. M. Wheat, at Oconee last week.... A. W. McClannahan, of Wellington, Kan., A,.ea?,sfc , ?f the McKibben family.... Aliss Alice Reed is the gnest of her sister, Mrs..Dr. hear s.... Adam Hager, of Pierre, D. T is back to She.by on a visit Mrs. Neeley. of Paris, is a guest of Mrs. Charles McCarty....J. F. Brown and wife, of lexas, are visiting in this vicinity.... Mrs. M. H. Galbreath and daughter. Miss Phoebe, of Asbmore, were guests of Mrs. George M. Clark last week.... Mrs. Flora Bland, of Chicago, is a guest of Mrs. lane . Bland.... George Waggoner, of Bloomington. is visiting in the city.... Geo. D. Chaffee and familv and o -Iv 'ua?0 Thornton are guests of Colonel Smith and wife, in Normal.... Mrs. Hughey and daughter Clara spent the holidays as guests of Mm j...;. rv. i rit . Tj " , " VT, 1UTO III lUIIlbUUU..,. lion. John R. Wendling spent Christmas with bis TAmilv t w 4-Vir .la H r r a . j " -",B"'y iurs. j. a. Xiumpkm, or Maetoon, was called tn fl,:. .if. v w : I m her mother, Mrs. Cutler.. ..Miss Marv Hibbard went to Palestine, Tex., to spend the holidays.... Mrs. J. M. Ballard died at Tallula, Ga., on Wednesday.... Mrs. Frank Green and sons, of Effingham, and Mrs. i Z,l , u,Jf1,Rnd daughter, of Windsor, were visitors in Shelby ville, this week.... Miss Katie Guilfoil ie home from St. TjAnta m. rw i mt. - -- v.u a. i ion,. . ..vttrioy auu AJCTerett VVebster are home from a visit at New York and vuin-ciues east....v. W. Al en. Of Hnllard town. ship, is home from Wesleyan University. Scllivan. Miss Amanda Frantz is the guest of her sister, Mrs. r ...juibi i . . mo i uccuti 3 aaa son J! rank are visiting relatives in Decatur Mrs. Cash and Mrs. Oovkendall. of Newman, III., are guests vii ijxis. . xj. ABayer Miss Minnie Mitohel, of Bethany, is a guest of Mrs. J. L. Dunscomb,.v A??,e White and daughter Cora, of Decatur; visited Mrs. Baggett this week.... Hon. 3. H. Bake has returned from Winterset. Ia.. with his bride, cee - -".....aiuia uuo iwusa is rinuor in Decatur.... Mr. and Mrs. John R. Eden and daughter have returned from Washington.... Miss Effle liane IS thA mioaf nf ttUIV. J11 Misses Mary and Inez Hall are home spending the -'"""u'o i'i um iciumeu irom Jansas. ....J. K. Munsie and family, of Dtcatur, made a holidaV VlSlt With Kllllivan finAm T. Q T H . . " - k. i err, ui Champaign, is the guest of Mrs. W. Short.... Samuel Woody and Miss Mary Dail, of Dalton City, were married last Saturday.... Miss Mollie Birehfield is spending the holidays at home.... Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waggoner, of Mt Pnlaski, have been visiting Sullivan friends A T. Wright and wife snent ChrUtmaa ik T ei.l ltr.. n if r . v ...bu .uu uilfc 1. 1 y i XVi illvlllroe. atMt. Pulaski... .Miss Susie Hunt, of Indianapn)1A loo rmiet a! V. fl 1 1. .1 : i f c-t i , - , uor iniuvr auu Sisrer in ouiuvaa. ... Mrs. A. Miley and son Charlie are visiting in Chicago. Toledo.' iP , , r ou cu WOWCLU lJ ill 1S Kua5tall Mn rn?frt -rwA t: . -m visit from a brother, of New Hampshire, this week. . -. viiinoj ouoore ana wire visited in Charleston the past week. Urbana. MJ5; Avers is a guest of Logan county friends. ..MlSS Ida. HiriAl lo viaitj.i. I. T Til XJ - ,-- ...wuai iu 11 1 11 v will, X1L . . . .ill 19 Ritta Patterson is visiting in Granville, O....Miss Annie Dun.lap, of Mahomet, spent the week with Urbana friends Miss Alice Rogers spent Christmas jy. u.w . im.ucuu, IU XSBUVIII0, AH.... Miss Grace Webber left on Monday for a visit at ShelAi.y....iirs. a. inornpson spent the holidays in Indiananriliu tut alan rli1 M.. T A ril 1 ' - - 1 J v. -t uiiuir or . . .miss Gus Ermentrout attended the wedding of a cousin at fw!. xuu., 1 11 is weex.... Misses iuss and Eva Sim are visitine in DanvilU TH Ed. TiJinVinm a.nr1 rtnavlna Xf-in. A - dii3 uuu irum Mendota the past week Mrs. Chamberlain and uauKiiwr Mm, or auiwaunee, are guests of Mrs. J. W. Porter.... Miss Minnie Sim and brother Clarence have returned home to Findlay, O O. D. Saokett and wife, of Paxton, spent Christmas with the family of L. A. Mnnson Lizzie and Caleb Williams, of Pendleton. Ind., are guests of S. G. Williams and family. . . Miss Clara Kline is visiting in Lerony....Mrs. M. B. Webber visited in Danville this week Miss Carrie Cummings is visiting in Danville, 111 Miss Kate Weaver has fSn0, rNew York on a visit Miss Stella Black, of Lima. O., is here attending school The holiday weddings were those of Charles Merchant ADli MaarrHa Rahh William Hnnn.. C XT. Caslm, J. S. Prose and Aurelia Walters, the latter of Rantoul N. H- Cohen and wife have for guests Mrs. Sim Cnhan Mn A 'Pnn-v. XT: a .i. ... .viiii.u, oilisa AIlIlBLte Cohen and Joe Cohen, of Chicago: Mrs. E. I. Fisher. v-mcago, ana juiss iracy liernstem, of Napoleon, O. They attended the Bing wedding Wednesday evening. Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. James McCartv. of Chai-WtnT. visiting relatives here Mr. and Mrs. B. Goddard, of Centralia, are guests of Mrs. Putnam Rolla Russell, James Montgomery, Carl Shaffer, Henry Wallard and Sellie Smvser are home spending the holidays Clint Goddard and wife, of Mattoon, are visiting Mrs. jl uuiwu iuivi lauiiiy. CONCERNING WOMEN. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore has a vigorous article in the January Chautauauan on "SiinA.flnn. Worten." If.. "!...' A 01 T , . . mra. wuiuur a. ooaw. 01 uoston, has established """J aiuuorgarwjns ana seven aav schools, and has expended npon them upwards of sixty thousand dollars. The Cherokee Tnr1ia.no li.irA Tvnill IT. - . . " ,w ""! nira MBir OWH money, an institution for the education of women that is much finer than any school-building in .Kansas There is a woman in Vow Yn.V 1 isderived from unAmklinirin ....fin.. c. 1 . . . , . , ' ;. "uuuu duo uas reducfd bargain hunting to a science, never buys to lose and sometimes makers $50 in a day. w hat woman may do is aptly shown by Signora Enfernia Batlani-Dini. the well-known contralto singer, who has by diligent training converted her voice to a perfect tenor, and is singing tenor roles in St. Petersburg. The New York Medieal Record is of the opinion t n Jit. the A mpTlfrin fafliava .3-111 j , "1 x VvS i . uu omuio, DU (IrlllK, and tear thronch life at anrh -raf4i;n v . .-vu.ii.j5 are iuuca more responsible for nervous, unfruitful, flat-chested womeu iiiau euucauonai overpressure. The first girl has entered Brown University, and the venerable institution still stands. The young lady is a graduate of the Providence High-school, and has passed successfully the examinations required for admission to the freshman class. She has entered aa a special student in chemistry. Ex-Congressman Orlando B. Potter, one of the prominent and influential citizens of New York eity. has written a letter to Mrs. Lucy S. Barber, congratulating her npon having voted at the Qst New York State election. He hopes and prays that there may be many other women who will follow her example. The Georgia W. C. T. TJ. are investigating the convtct lease system of that State, under which, it is said, the convicts are overworked, underfed, and herded together, all ages and sexes, in kennels not fit for dogs. The ladies will petition the Legislature for a separation of the female convicts and minors from the male, and for other needed reforms. The founder of the English Women's Protective and Provident League, Mrs. Emma A. Patterson, died Dec. I. The league was organized in 1874, to enable workingwomen to eambine for the protection of "their interests and to form benefit societies. As its repreentafiva Mrs. Patterson claimed and gained admission to the Trades-union Congress, in 1875, and from that time forward was one of the most re-' spected delegates. Miss May Prince and Miss Isabella Prince, formerly teachers in Portland, Me., now principals of Humboldt Seminary, Eureka, Cal., have been invited by tho imperial government to go to Japan. Miss ai ay x rince is to be teacher of English literature and history in the Girls' High Normal School, and Miss Isabella is to organize and establish a national school of domestic science for the purpose of introducing American customs in the social and family life of the nation. A New Trotting Association.' 1 Chicago. Jan. 1. Mr. Bemis, president or the Chicago Horseman, says that Mr. Campaa has received assurances of support from bo large a number of th trotting: associations throughout the country- that he now feels warranted in igsuiDg a call, shortly, for a meeting for the purpose of forming a new trotting association. This movement is stated to be the result of the opposition to the recent election of Mr. Vail as secretary of the old organization. The meeting will probably take place at Detroit soma time in February.

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Labor matters. Baltimore Typographical Union Orders an Advance In Frio of Composition. Baltimore, Md., Jan. L The Baltimore Typographical Union, No. 12, has Increased the priees for composition on the daily papers to 45 eents on morning and to 40 cents on evening sheets. A paper complaining; of this action has been presented to the president of the union by the publishers of the American Daily News, and the Herald. The San did not sign the paper, and by refusing to do so tacitly acceded to the printers new schedule. The union will probably consider the complaint of the other papers, but the printers are not disposed to alter tho new price list Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 1. The typographical union printers in the Advertiser, the Dispatch and at Barrett & Co.'s printing office have struck for better wages. Their places have been filled by members of the Printers' Protective Fraternity. Profit-Sharing In Newspaper linslness. Boston, Jan. 1. The proprietors of the Boston Herald announced, to-day, to their employes a proposition to give to them, for the current year, a portion of the net profit of the business, after reserving the Interest on the valuo of the property. The employes are to share in proportion the wares received dnrino tha Th also suggest to the employes the formation of a a a la. . ai mumai oeneni society, promising to contribute an amount eqnal to the aggregate contributions of the emnlovea. Tha rtronriot.nr aav in thai circular announcing the proposition: "We hope this experiment maybe so successful that profitsharing may be adopted by us as a permanent The Drawers' Strike. Philadelphia, Jan. 1. There are no new de velopments to-day in the strike among the employes of the various breweries. The brewery firms declare thev will adherA tO the new snalA nf n-nM an1 are fast filling the places of the strikers with men from New York, Jersev City, Baltimore and other points. Tha striker hold out until the old scale of wages is adopted oy me employers, a general meeting of brewers, coopers and drivers is called for tomorrow afternoon. An Unprofitable and Disastrous Year. Glotqxsteb. Mass., Jan. L The past year has been an unprofitable and disastrous oni the fishermen from this port, and has been tended with some loss of life. The loss has eeed the average. The figures show a total loss 26 veseeSi Hh a tonnage of 175,126, valued at $152,300, and insured for $19,231. The number of lives lost is 13f. The Christmas and New Year gales of 1885 proved very calamitous. The losses from Dec. to March 31 comprised 12 vessels, three with crews of 42 men, while 24 ether men lost their lives. The total loss was 66 lives and nearly $100,000 worth of property in these gales. Fourteen women were left widows and 35 children fatherless. The crews noted above have all been lost since March. It is rarely that December passes without the los6 of a fishing vessel, but as yet no loss has been reportfor this month. Drawn Contest Between Crack Shots, Newark, N. J., Jan. 1. Wm. Graham, champion of England, and C. W. Budd, champion of America, met at Erb's Park, this city, to-day, to shoot for the championship of the world and $500 a side. One hundred birds each were shot at thirty-two yards rise from five traps, Harlingham rules governing. The contest ended in a tie, each scoring 87. DIED. B A(TfvT7S Ma.inia- a.lllav . I O '.1.1 , . - - .. , ...v. .ni.t 1U S blUCl, infant of V. M. and Mary J. Backus, aged eight months. Funeral on Monday at residenoe, No. 775 North Meridian street. ?,IY MEETINGS. GA. R. MAJOR ROBERT ANDERotTpOSt' No. 369, will install officers for the ensuing year on Monday evening. Jan. 3, 1887. Comrades of the Post are urgently requested to be present. Visiting comrades will be made welcome. Ltwis B. Nklsox, Adjt. . A. C. MAY. Com. ANNOUNCEMENTS. D ,R. J. J. GARVER HAS REMOVED wra nu flee to 126 North Meridian street. MRS. E. V. THOMAS'S DANCING ACADEMY, 26 and 27 When Block. Hall to rent for dances. rr 0 THE LADIES THE BUDDINGTON MA1 p.ninfl DrM.nttmi. filil i - . . - w VUHw.5 .wiitsvfA r. in 1 Kyyj 1 rii, nu o. x Virginia avenue, on Monday. Jan. 3. This machine is in.-.- ui uiowu. uu is aujustaoie in every part, and is Set to the aicrhe m'aanroa rannifuul ?n j T - " - - !.- w. m nmou SCCUUU9, It is the opposite of a chart, and is said by leading wuwww-uioiLuiB ui Anuuiim pons, who are using it, to be AH parties applying this week will be taught the specialties for one nrice. Machine. $3: tPunKino- ' . -, -- a i v"" WANTED. a I A NTIi.n T A TJTMJTT? WTTIT oKni rv mrtTi inventor of a new, durable and cheapest fence .viiarius.otc AwnuneuiK. Address Mi VINTOK Journal office. WANTED PARTNER, LADY OR GENT STEN. ographer. (Some means). '-New dlvntr." brag money and pleasure. No risk. Apply at Hotel WANTED ftMj YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN in the eity, who are not otherwise engaged on Sabbath afternoon, from 2 to 3:30 o'elock. to know that they will be gladly welcomed at the First Baptist Sunday-school, corner New York and Pennsylvania streets, to join in the study of the origin and progress of the human race. FOR RENT. CENTRAL - AVENUE DWELLING NINE TTrooms"coiaPlete! for permanent tenant. J. a YOHN.

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RAILWAY TIME-TABLE. TBAIXS RTX BY CKKTBAI. STANDARD TIMK.J Trains marked thns; r. , reclining chsir; thus, a. sleeper; thus, p., parlor-car; thus, h. hotel-car. Bee-i ine, C, C, C. A Indianapolis. Depart New York sod Boston Er., daily, s. 2 0 aim Michigan Express 4:30 ant Dayton. Sp'gfield and New York Ex 7M0 am Muncie and Benton Harbor Ex.. 1 1:05 am Limited Expres s, daily s 4:00 pm . . i,?ht KxPe. daily 7:35 pm Arrive Night Express, daily 6:55 am Limited Express, daily s. 1 1.20 am Benton 11. and Indianapolis Ex. . . . 2:00 pm Boston, Indianapolis and South. Ex 5:15 pm ew York & St. Iiouis Ex. daily, s. 10:25 pm . Benton Harbor Ex 10:45 pm All the above trains stop at Brightwood. The following trains run to and from Brightwood onlv: 2: 10 p. m., 10.50 p. m.. 4:10 a. m. ' Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg. DepartEastern Mail and Express, daily. .. 4:00 am Eastern Express, daily, s 4:30 am Columbus Accommodation 11 .00 am Indianapolis and Richmond Accom. 4:00 pm Day Express, daily, s 4:55 pm Arrive Indianapolis and Richmond Aczom. 0:40 am Fast Line daily.. ait30 am Indianapolis Accommodation 4:00 pm V astern Mail and Express, daily.. 0:40 pm XS estern Express, daily 10:20 pm CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KOKOMO P. , C. ST. I R. B. Depart Louisville A Chicago Exp., p. ....11:15 am Louisville & Chicago Fafat Express, . . d&Uy. s 11:00 pm Arnve-Chicago & Louisville Fast Express, daily, s.. 4 00 am Chicago & Louisville Exp., p. c... 3:50 pm Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St. Louis & Chicago. CIKCIXNATI DIVISION. Depart Cin'nati Fast Line, daily, e. andc. c. 3:40 am St. Louis Express, daily 4:30 am Cincinnati Accommodation 11:33 am Cincinnati Mail. p. c 3:55 pm Rock Island and Peoria Ex., daily.. 6:55 pm Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation lO:45 am Chicago and St. Louis Mail, p. c. d'y. 1 1:45 am Lafayette Accommodation......... 4:45 pm St. Louis Express, daily ....10:45 pm 2hicago Fast Line, daily, s. and cc.ll:10 pm CHICAGO PIVISIOS. Depart Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Ex 7:10 am Indianapolis and Logansport Ex. . . 7: 1 0 am Chicago Mail, p. c 12:05 pm Lafayette Accommodation., 5:00pm Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 5:00 pm Chicago. Peoria and N. Ex., daily, s. and r. c 11:30 om Arrive Cincinnati Fast Line, dy. e. a and s. 3:20 am Cincinn atl Accommodation ..11:15 am South Bend and Indianapolis Ex.. .11:10 am Cincinnati Mail, p. 0 3:35pm Rook Island and Peoria Ex 6:40 pro Indiana. Rlnnminntnn A Waea,n , . w.a....y .wa. W. 11. PX0RIA DIVISION. Depart Pacific Ex. and Mail,dailr,s. andr.c. 7:50 am Express 12.00 m Kansas andTexas Fast Line, r.c, s. 4:15 pm Burlington and Rock Island Express, daily, r. c aud s 11:00 pm Arrive Eastern and Southern Express, daily, r. c. and s. 3:50 am Express i 10:40 am Express and Mail. s. and t. s 3:35 pm Day Express, daily, r. c. and s 8:30 pm EASTERN DIVISION. Depart Eastern Express, Mail, daily, s., r.e. 4:10 am . Atlantic Express, s. and r. c 3:55 pm Night Expiess, daily, s. and r. c . 9:00 pm Arrive Pacifio Express, daiiy, s. and r. c... 7:20 am Western Ex. and Mail, s. and r. e.. 3:55 pm Burlington and Rock Island Ex- ' press, daily, s. and r. c 10:30 pm Vandalia Line. Depart Louis Mail 7 Fast. TiiflA F.T dailv tv K an.1 a 19 30 am :00 m Torre Haute Accommodation 4 :00 pm 00 pm :00 pm Western Fast Mall, daily, s 10: Western Express, daily, s. andc. c-11: Arrive Eastern Fast Mail, dailv 3 :4D am :15 am :00 am Eastern Express, dailv 4 Terre Haute Accomodation. 10: Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Line 3 :35 pm Day Express, daily 4: w pm Indianapolis Sc. St. Louis. Depart Day Express, daily 7:25 am Limited Express, daily, 8. ...... .11:55 am Mattoon Express....... 5:30 pm New York and St. Louis Express, . . ,T daily 10:50 pm Arrive N. Y. and Boston Exp., daily, s t?:40 am Local Passenger., 10:00am Limited Express, daily, s , :40 pm Day Express, daily , 6:25 pbt JefTersonvi!!?, Madison A Indianapolis. Depart Southern Express, daily, s T I !. ft.ri V 4:15 am juvuisvuie aaa Aiauison Acoom.. 8:10 am Lonisvil!e and Madison Mail, dy, p o pm Louisville Express. 6 45 pm Arrive Indianajwlis Accommodation 10:35 ant Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago Express, daily, p 11 :00 am Indianapolis Accommodation 6:45 pm Chicago and St Louis Fast Line, daily, a 10:45 pm Louisville, Few Albany & Chicago. t(Monon Route.) Chicago and Michigan City Mail ... 1 1:50 am Monon Accommodation 5:00 pm Chicago Night Express, daily, S....1L10 pm Local, Massachusetts avenue...... 6:30 am Arrive Cincinnati Night Ex., daily, ....... 3:35 am Monon Accommodation.......... 0:55 am Indianapolis Mail 3:45 pm Local, Massachusetts avenue ...... 6:25 pm Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific.; (Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Division.) Depart Michigan City and Toledo Mail 7:15 am Detroit, Toledo and Mich. City Ex. 2.15 pm Detroit and Toledo Ex., daily; s. . . 7:00 pm Arrive Detroit,Toledo & Mich. City Ex., s. 1:1 5 am Detroit and Toledo Ex., daily, s.. .10:45 am Detroit, Toledo & Mich. City MaU. 6:45 pm Sleeper daily to Detroit. - - tSleeper daily from Detroit Indianapolis & Vlncennes. Depart Mail and Cairo Express 7:15 am Vincennes Accommodation........ 4:40 pm Arrive Vincennes Accommodation........ 10:50 am Mail and Cairo Express 4:40 pm Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield. Depart Decatnr and Peoria Through Mail.. 8:30 am Montesnma Accommodation...... 5:30 pm Fsst Express, daily, r. e. and s.... 10:50 pm Arrive Fast Express, daily, r. c. and s.... 3:50 ant Montezuma Accommodation...... 10: 15 am Through Mail 5:55 pm Cincinnati, Hamilton & IndianapolisDepart Cm. , D'ton and Tol. , d'y. e. c. and s. 4:00 am Cinein., Davton, Toledo and N. Y.. 10:55 am rf-ti - ' i , rx i m , . . vmcinnati, u aywn, j.oieao anaew York. n. e 3:50 pm Connorsville Accommodation... Arrive Connersville Accommodation... Cin.. Peoria and St Lonis, p. c. Cincinnati Accommodation o-.-w pm 8:35 am 11:45 am 4:55 nm vin.,x conaanu oi.ji.,a y,o. o. ana s.j.u:d pm Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan. (Over the Bee-line.) Depart Grand Rapids Express 4:30 am Michigan and Indiana Express 11:05 am Wabash Express 4:OOpm Arrive Wabash Express 11:20 am Cincinnati and Louisville Express.. 2:0O pm Indianapolis and St. 'Louis Exp. .. .10:45 pm Evansville & Terre Haute. (Via Vandalia Line.) LvoTndpls.. 7:30am pl 2:00m 4.00pm a10-45rm Ar Indpls..3:50ara 110:00am 3:35pm 4:15pm (Via LA St. L. Ry. LTeIndpls.10:50pra t5:30pm 1 1:55am 7:10am Arlndnls.. 3:45am tl0:00am 3:35pm 6:25pm Daily, idaily except Sunday, p parlor car, s sleep-' ingcar. These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor, Sleenin? and Knffof , a i between Indianapolis and Evansvills. Cars are open for passengers at 8:30 p. m. Train does not leave until 10:45 p. m. Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville. (Leave Indianapolis Via Bee-line.) 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