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SUBMITTED TO ARMTEHR
DANIEL W. BOWS AND SU4 HANNA CKOCBN.
Th# Form** br th* Xbo, tb* Doctor by tb* Company — Third To B*
i and tb* Company*
Th# #otttr#T#r#y b#tw#*a th# itr##t-«#r brotherhood eommtlt## aad th# #oap«ny ha# aanowed down I* qaibblinf orer tb# fwliiociona that ar# to •arrotiod th# w# of ridiBy b*dg«# fan>i#h#d th# •mploj##. It look# now •# if # board of arbitrator# will bar# t# bo «aU#d upoo to aottl# th# qa##tioa# at torn#. Th# m#a bar# already ##l#ot#d •z-Jadf# D. W. How# to f#pr—oat thorn apoa ta# board #f arbi-
tration
Praoidrat Dofas of tho brotherhood had b oonforooo# with PrMid«ot Fr#ozol laat •▼•aiog. It wa# •otircly aa#atl#factory to tho broth«rbood •oounitto#. President Trttumi’§ proposition wa# to rotorn tho b#4a«# to tho non with tho agreement that oaoh was to bo ailowod on# rid# each day Oa tho hodfo, is addition to tb# ridinr ■##>—ary in f#iaf to and from work. Ho also proposed to throw
that. Tb# Demoerats in the Territory claim that it will b# a Democratic State; the Jiejrablioana claim that they will have the majority. If th# commission succeed in setting the land north of the original Territory, it is beli#T#d that the settlers will mostly | com# in from Kansas and Nebraska, and that the newcomers will make the State Republican. On the other hand, if the new territory is added on the south only, the newcomers are likely to make the Slat# Democratic.” - “LOAN NOT A GIFT.”
THE LIGHTING COMBINE.
This Littlo Phrase On an Envelope Gets s Man Into Trouble.
BOARD OF WORKS THINKS IT NO LONGER EXISTS.
No Fees for Sanitary Officer.—Meeting of the Common Connell Monday Night—Some Municipal Matters.
C. C. Bruch, of Delphi, had some trouble in eoliteting a debt. In order to make things pleasant for the debtor, Mr. Brncb
betbongbt him of a little scheme. He took ( mum tDll , 01
an envtiop# and sealed it On the back he : wrote the address of the debtor, and the J stamp be also placed on tbe back. On tb# front, wber# th# addret# would naturally b# looked for, young Mr. Bruch wrol«: “That dollar I l#t yon have wa# a loan,
not a gift.”
Th# •□▼•lop# thus ingeniously tricked out was mailed and io due time reached the [ debtor and bad the desired efieet of making ! him very wrathful indeed. Not to be outdone, the recipient of tbe letter thereupon prepared a little sarpriee for Bruch. • He sent word to the United States authorities here that Bruco had
The Board of Public Works is of the opinion that the combination that was formed when bids on electric lighting were asked for recently, has been broken and that there wiil be several bids offered beside that of tbe Brush Company. Tbe syn-
was figuring on the quitter oi a
franchise is still in existence and may pnt
whose friends are hustling for the place and promote Jndg# Elliott, who is not * candidate. A good deal of warmth is shown by some of the supporters of certain candidates. One of these say# that one of the candidate# has written letters to all of his lawyer acquaintance#—some of them having cases in hi# coon—asking them to circulate petition# in hi# behalf. INDIAN I A* 8 AWAY FROM HOME.
Visitors East and Somh From the City and Other Hopsier Places.
Congressman G. W. Cooper, of Indiana,
■pent the early part of the week in Phila-
delphia, registering at the Lafavette. Mrs. Owen, of Indiana, who is uuable to
take partin thegayoiies of the season,owing to continued ill health, sees her friends informally on Wednesday afternoons, at 1325
M street, Northwest, Washington.
in a bid and otner comoanies may come to : »■ emrir this sre#^ th# front. Befor., no b.ds were offered, * uest mt the Flflh * Tenae earl - T thu week *
bat th# board has been doing some quiet work and ha# a good deal of confidence in
the resnlt.
Health Officers Prosecute.
Sanitary Inspector Sanborn thu morning filed an affidavit against Dr. C. F. Bedford, charging him with failing to report a ease of scarlet fever. He also filed against Dr. J. E. Cain, health officer at Haugbrille. It is charged against Dr. Cain that he visited a case of diphtheria on Maxwell street, near the citv hospital, and did not make proper report at the city health office, where
nothing was known oi the case until th# j MissS.*A. Catlin,
death certificate was received. The war- ’
e«rtain other restrictions around tho use of : violated the poital law. and the first evitbe hedges, in the way of baring spotters dence that Brncb bad that his scheme had see that-employe# did not use the badges worked successfully was when Deputy more than wa# permitted by tbe agreement United Hutes Marsha! Moore got off a tram i*r«#ident Dugan aunoonced that the cou- from Indianapoiit and arrested him. He ditions proposed would not be accepted j was taken to Lafayette and given a hearing by the brotherbood, and called a meeting of before a United States commissioner, where the brotherhood committee at Attorney he made no denial, but said he did not Wisbard's office at 8 o’clock last night The know he was violating any law. OoniuiiU## indorsed Dugan's rtiutai to s<> Bruch is a respeetahie young man, and #ept lb# conditions proposed by the coin- ssems to he the victim of liis gnoiance panv, and it was decided to go ahead and rather than guiltv o^ anv wroi.g-do>ng. lie _
select so arbitrator j gave bond for fO and will appear before ] h \; lth dei , artm ; u V;h&ll not beal lowed any I his morning at # o clock, the committee the District Com i no ,re lone. i . 1 , 7 eetue together again in 'Mr. Wisbard’s ' 1 fees in case* where they appear as witnesses office, and ex-Judge D. W. Howe was unan- j Two r**>.geant* 'err .sick. j in tbe Police Court. lormerly they have
fniooaiy oeiected to represent the brother- About three weeks ago Sergeants Barlow bood on the arbitration board. The sclec- , and liagcrdorn, of the police department, w *# made_ without having [ were taken down with the grip. The
diaewe left Barlow w.th a painful attack of
rheumatism, and he hu*
W. A. Wilkins, ofi Indianapolis, registered at tbe Riggs, Washington, this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, from Indianapolis, war# st Jacksonville on their bridal trip. They left for Cab# late in tho
week.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A*. Fletcher, of Indian apolis, ar# at th# Alcazar. St. Augnstin*. Th# father and mother of B#pre##ntativ# Brookshire, of Indiana, are visiting th# latt«r at th# Metropolitan Hotel, Wash-
ington.
T. J. Vanlnlis, W. 0. Davis, B. Mitchell, T. L. Boort, all of Indianapolis; L. Falley, of Lafayette; L. E. Thayer, of Fort Wayne;
of Warsaw; J. Q. H.
Smith, of Westminster, werk the Indiana
rants will be served on toe physicians with ; people registered at the Boston hotels this
a request that they come to the Police j week.
Court Monday morning.
No fees for Sanitary Officers.
Judge Baskirk this morning made a ruling that the inspectors and officers of the
)oard, but
tion was made without
consulted Mr. Howe. The committee aft;r having made tbe appointment went down to notify Mr. Freuzel of what it
had done. Tbe conference with President
Fr*nzel lasted until 11 o’clock, and when it was «ysr a member of the comrmtUe stated that “Mr. Frsuzet talked both war and peace,’’ He agreed to make one more concession, and that was to allow the men two rides per day on the badges in addition to the ride to and from work. However, he atiU insists
that certain r#»irictions b# thrown around
th# priviJsg#. He wonted to reserve the right for the company to see that the men
did not abuse the privilege. In other
words, to have spotters see that men did Outride more than twice in addition to the rid# to and from work, and to have
tu«n who’ did abus# tho privilege
r#port#d. On that question the
hitch oame. The position of the brother-
hood committee is that tbe member* of the
brotherbood must have their badge* re-
turned without any restrictions. A. W. Wishard, speaking for th# committee, said
after th# B##ting with Pr##id«nt Frenr.#!; ‘’The men refuse to be placed under a
guard of honor. Th«y do not want more
than two rides per day in addition to the
rides to and from work, but they want tbs
privilege of riding on th# badges
without any restriction.” When the comtnitt## was resdv to leave the street-railroad office, no appointment was mad# for another m##tfng with President Freuzel. Mr. Fr#no#l said he was not ready to appoint
hi# member of th# arbitration be
would try and do so to-day.
After tb# oonf#r«no«, th# committee waited upon Judge Howe and notified him of hia selection •• their arbiter. Th# Jufge wild it was a position which no ou# would seek, and on# which any citizen would aoaept with r«lactan«e, still h# would agre# to aerve. Th# committ## insists that President Pr#nz«l should netgo to Washington with th# National Convention committe# unless th# differences ar# settled b«(or# th# tim# #f th# deoartur# of the committ##. Th# members of th# committe# •ay tb# employ## of th# company ar# anxious. too, for an early settlement, and would likely go out again if th# settlement of th# dlfUsrsoMs should b# postponed for President Fr#us#l to go out of th# city. Th# matt«r ha# not reached that point Whorait can noth# shttUd without the calling together of an arbitration board, but ualeaa th# company grant# everything aakod by th# union, th# board will bav# to
tak# up th# ca*«.
After tb# abmmitt## had waited upon Judf#Howa and notified him of his selcclion os their arbiUr, it wont with Attorney Wishard to ths street railroad office, and formally notified President Frontel of what had been done, and atk#d him to name hia arbiter at nuo#. Mr. Freuzel said be would
do so today.
President Frenzsl this afternoon selected liuglf li. Hanna,of th# Atla#engine-works, a* arbiter to represent the company. Mr. Hanna , wa# notified of the appointment, and agreed to aerva. Mr. Hanna and Judge Howe had a brief conference, and decided to take up tho question at issue Tuesday, n the meantime th# two will select a third
man.
days suffered untold agony. L#st Sunday he caught additional cold, and it was feared that the disrate would terminate fatally, but be rallied autd yesterday, when b;s condition again became alarming, ilagerdorn was taken with pneumonia, cud an excruciating pain in tho head. The report from him to-day is that bis condition is not satisfactory, but grave fears are not enter-
tainco.
Indiana people at Jacksonville hotels this week were: John B. Davis, Julius P&squire, Mr*. Pasquire, F. P. Lubberly, all of Indianapolis; John W. Little and Mrs. Little, of
Muncie.
M. G. McLain and Grafton Johnson, of Indianapolis, were visitors at Washington
this week.
M. A. Hunt, of Terrs Haute; J. B. DeMotte, of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
officer, appointed be the Conmi.rion'er. of 1 ‘ od .- A , r '”“ r T' •( t’.ibiio sifetv and pi.d by tb. city and a. V; »'
, , , tbe Chatter eiprajly l.rbid, th, y.yme o! j J lnd.ana t ,oi | .; Ed..rd R. tor the paattwo l'„l, ct ( ol; r, i.tD..- fee. tk.y ooo.. aider Hauswelt, R. K. McBride, George H. Steele,
been allowed witness fees, hut Judge Buskirk held that they are regular police
Heart t>la«as« or Ji>liu Bnrlc-ycorn. Last evening patrolman Hyland found a man lying, halt-covered with snow, across , the sidewelk on Kentucky avenue, stupidly drunk. In a short tune he wou d have been frozen. He was taken to the police *tat on, where he was recoghized as Dan Tengaidener, a carpenter. This morning he explained to Judge Buskirk that he was subject to heart disease and spasms, and that wa* why he went to bed in the snow.
‘'Well, I guess you were drunk.” said the j of the board of school commissioners last Court, “and I will fine you and reieasc you j night. A short time ago, it will be remeuion your good behavior, ilu* next L:ii*- you i bered, Mr. Pierce presented a collection of . har# * •P* Mn you K° tl> Hie work- , sfiakspeareau pictures to the public library
registered from Indiana, were at Washing-
ton hotels this week.
Indianapolis people at New York hotels this week were: 8. Kennedy, Sturtevant; S. L. Rariden, St Stephens; C. T. Stone, Earle*; W. K. Beilis, Astor; W. S. Bradshaw, Grand Central; Miss M. M. Morris, Metropolitan; C. Bradford, Murrav, Hill; W. W. Evans, Gedney; T. E. Griffith, Grand Central; T. E. Potter, Metropolitan; L. L. M tchel, Astor; F. E. Marth, Murray Hill; W. J. Richards, Normandie. From Ft. Wayne—O. Seaney, Grand .Central; C. S. Knight, Hoffman; S. Menzies, Astor: C. Pedgeon, Metropolitan; R.
T. McDonald, Hoffman.
From Lafayette—J. W. Scott, Metro-
politan.
From Terre Haute—L. Beard, Metropoli-
tan ; A. Reinold, Belvidere.
Mr. II. D. Pierce would not have felt very j From Seymour—J. Swan,^ Grand; F. well pleased had he attended the meeting i Hiirkart, Grand Central; \\. H. Acker,
Grand Central.
From Brazil—M. Coliins, Astor.
From Vincennes—J. L. Bayard, Jr., 8t
Denis.
tiiat prevision. It Will M« a yuiet Affair. The meeting of the Council, Monday evening, promise* to be one of unusual serenity aud quietness. The committee on franchises will not be ready to report on the water contract, the department reports will not be^ sent in, the mayor will not have bis annual met-sage ready, and, in fact, there will be nothing to do but to meet, adjourn and let tbe Dorcas Society go into executive ses-
sion.
BOARIi AND SCHOOL. AFFAIRS.
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Memorial Tablet <'bjcored To—Reslg:-
nati« n of TeucAiers.
Steady atBye—Easier at 87c, Pro- \I 0 hpk Y (i6s1I*bi 4 tbmpkRaNCK ▼isioos — Firmer Whiskv —Quiet- oalci on Sundar afternoon at BJSbmmia. 7 W Baiea Lorraine Haii._con.rr.Wa*bia*to B
Soffato Live mock SSarfcwv BrKFALO, January 16.—Cstti#—Receipts 96 loads through, 11 sol*. Dali nod «!•«. Hogs—Receipts 46loads through, 61 sole. Dull and lower. H«#vy grades $4 30A4 36 Packers and mediums 4 25@4 30 Sheep and Lambs — Receipt# 1 lead through, 18 sal#. Strong and higher for good; common lots also firmer. Sheep— Fancy — $5 50@5 90 Good to choice. 5 00(gj5 40 Fair to good. 4 25C*4 76 Lambs— Good to extra native $6 40@6 65 Common to fair 4 90(aJ6 05 Chicago Aeve oxvom Market. Chicago, January Id—Cattle—Receipts 2,500 head; ahipmenta 800 head. Steady mid about the usual Saturday business transacted. Hogs—Receipts 20,000 head; shipments 8.000 head. Steady. Rough and common. $3 75@3 90 Mixed aud packers 4 00<£4 15 Prime heavy and butcher weights 4 15<S4 30 Light 3 85®4 10 . Sheep—Receipts 1.500 head; shipments 1.000 bead.
iu Lorraine Hall, corner Washington aad Tonne**** atrania. EvanTbuCy w*lc-on>e. .t utit., HuTwyRtia VGBr ~“u. •ohoolsAla. na. PreacMng services, 10.10 e. m.
And 7 :JU p. m.
F^tuTb. evilURCH"GAK1 by school »:3C a. tn. Preachingai K):Su a. m.and 7M ISs&tXu* w - “• Hlflne*. pastor. ITeacning at )0 JO a. m. and 7;30 p. m. tSuudav-M.'hoi'.' .:■#) p. ai. A cordial lavttatlon Dextended toalL
Ian Kndoavor at «:«X 8enday-seho#l at X:I4. Strang*r« cordially invited towl service*.
▲U are Invite
(prfcaT” Worth a Guinea a Box.” 126c. I Dislodge Bile, IStir up the liver, CureSiek-Headache, Remove Disease & ^Promote Good Health^ Famous tho world over. > Ask for flbe cham's and take no others. * Made at St. Helena,England. Sold by drug- { ' and dealers. New York Depot, ^5 i
LN>URTH PKKSBYTEKLAN OUlTitCH-COR-F ner Piatt and Psnnsyivaaia sts. Rev. Geo. I*-Kacklntoah. peator. Services at 11 a. m. and
'» P- m. Sunday-school at 10 People's taseUng at •:« p. m.
BentHfra#. V U ' C- A.-OOS4*KL Uh.fc.TlMi A>i> A • service at the esshcTauoa chapel. North ItlfawiB street, oppoelta the hates House. Sunday afternoon, at-1 o'clt ok. AU yonng m#n and strangers la the dtp are Invited toettead the meeting. ri'HiKD oRkurriAN cuukch-uuhnsat A Home aveaue and Ash street. Kev. D. H. Vea Busk Irk, pastor. Preaching by the pastor to-morrow at 10AO a. m. and 7:hj p. m. tTF. S. g- *- Hunday evsuing prayer-meeting at S:U.
v is! to re welcome to these services. tJUCTH^PRttABYfEllUirijftl
O Cnloa end McCarty, aahbaifi-scbool »:»#. Services st Ki.-4S, presching by the peator, j. A. Brown. Keening service 7JO. Audeavor Tuesday night. Prayer meeting Thursday night. A •ordial Invitation extended 1C stranger?.
house.’
Mr. llroaiiliend mill PlyinmnSr * luirch. Rev. William H. Broadhcsd, cf Denver, will conduct tli« servict-.* ai rivmouth church to-morrow inorunik ami ewniiiy He ha* been mentioned a* a Mirce«Kor to the late pastor, rind has l»ct n invited to occupy the pulpit fer two Holidays and conduct the otner week-day iiiettiiu!s. Tomorrow morning he will give a tcn-iiiinute talk to tho children, and deuver an aadp -n on “Christian Liberty.” A service of *0110 will be rendered in the evenin':, ami Mr. ] IV-n-i
Broadhead will “Rtad a Htory.”
bill U] suui t
Tha Bneklltyorh' -1 nv • onvco'ion. The bricklayers’ convention has c inpted a resolution indorsing Coucn .'.Mimii O’Neiir# bill to make oioiit hours it lepi! day’* work for all meet,aii.esand lahi.rcr.* in the employ of the Government. Thi* mor - ing busiuess was agniu au^pended pcmiiwi: the reports of the cointn;Uec\ wmc'i ire ■till at work. Officer* will not he eicclcd until ths latter part of next week. nopreme Court Uoi-ig: nm to-'.'ny.
on condtiou that a memorial tablet to hia fatuer, Winslow Pierce, should lie *ct in the wall of the library, l ast niL-ht the matter of the acceptance of the "ift and conditions accompanying it came L lore the school board. The library eniiiui ttce recommended the »ccei>tarice,
I'llion arose at once. Mr. Frenzel Pitt was very nice aud all that, not for the memorial tablet conA Mna'l plate upon the gift would 1 to commemorate the giver of the
nation, Mr.
c qiit uto be commemorated with i ,c w:,h* of the library in the next \ c years will become covered with tokens of gratitude. After thia i.e question ot the acceptance of \ as reierred back to the library
w e re dll .ot be on
From Evansville—P. P. Puder, Hoffman. From Elkhart—M. W.Gogman,St. Denis. From Columbus—H. Bassett, St. Denis. From Auburn—V. B. Perrine, Park ave. IRVINGTON’S TOWN 101*103.
A K. of P. Entertainment—President Butler’s Reception.
Daring the evening string music was furnished by the Irvington quartet, Don Lav-
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a good negro make-up and gave some banjo solos and talks. Tbe reception committee included Mfssca Blanche Wilson, Gertie Johnson, Letta Newcomb, EmmaJobnyon and La Laymau. The gue*ts were
r)||j( (> introduced to each other bv Mrs- J. J. Pow-
. ell, Mrs. J. L. Julian and Misses Carrie and
lb. miun, request of the May Music Fes- N ;, u# fi 1# Ilfltreihm , nU were 8ervt . d( m.,. A">'<cat.i'ii tor the use ot High bchool aod ^ ArAninv thprn wn . . nma
ilub .ft lelicui-uls cume up aud aroused the l ] auC i n j ?
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&vum TnojU myi^wri djimey iw <5^ (JiciidfAAl Ayin/mJ omft jccuw "ku iamilij. cjMumil |utuAS diAuj, 3iUcom ki immaMb.
TO FLORISTS. We have an old and v'eH-oMablisheri greenhouse, with beaters, etc n complete, for sale. Also 5 room residence adjoining, with 120x 187 feet ground, within 10 squares of courthouse—all we offer at a decided bargain. An ambitious florist can make money in purchasing this- Good time payments given it necessary. W^LIikR Sc FRA-THKR. 04 East Market Street.
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.ussion and opposition which italways uud was finally granted, as it always Hui crinfendeiil Jones reported that the
15112. Catherine Korrajay, adumiistia- ; fnro.lmfiit in the public schools in Decem-
tor, vs. I^ake Hhore A Michigan Houthcri; Railway Company. Elkliart C. C. Af-
firmed. Elliott, C, J.
15,328. Tb# N. C. Life Insoranco Company vs. Jacob Sobidler, Steuben C. C.
Reversed. Miller, J.
15,544. Jesse Lane et al. vs. Joseph Utz. Clinton 8. C. Affirmed. Cofley, J. INDIVIDUAL .MENTION'.
James H. Willard, of Bedford, is in the
city.
John M. Coulter, president of the State University, is in the city. Ex-Judge John A.-Holman has become attoruey for the companies which are to build the bridge connecting Jersey City and New
York.
George C. Hitt and family have landed
Each side will be allowed an attorney be- i in this country and will be home Monday,
for# tb# arbitration board, and the ca># will proceed much in the nature of a case in
ber was H,4ti*>. The resignation of George
! A. Sanborn, teacher of physics in the high | school, was accepted, and A. C. Burrell wai i appointed to the vacancy. The committee
ou buddings aud grounds reported against building a janitor’s house at school No. 31; tivked further time to report on the petition for a school building north of Fall creek and the erection of an addition to school No. Hf, and of a building to take th# place of Nos. 5 and 15. The report was approved. A temporary loan of $100,000 was authorized to be made, and the finance committee was instructed to advertise for bids for taking the annual school enumeration. GETTING THINGS IN SHAPE
court. It will probably be th# latter part of noxt week befor# the decision of tho ar-
bitrttiou board it roachod. Th# New* nml the Stria#. • Ths Independent.]
Th# Nows has been a persistent and never flinching advocate of the cause of labor and i Ubor^uuiona, and has given one or more oils columns wetklv to the publicatiou of labor movements and the doings of labor associations for several years. It’s editorial on tbo strike, which every love •headed cit • xvu mu»t admit was sensible, timely ami right to Ute point, has been tortured into an attack on the strikers, aud now the ptpor And its editor are severely critic.sod, j •nd even abused, by th# very'men whom they have sought to help for years. The Independent believes, however, that the outgrowth of th# present tirade against Th# | News U th# result of political intrigue and ; jealousy, and that the employes of ths otr#«t-oar oompanr will soon l#aru who
w«ro th#ir true friends.
For the Grand Sully for tho Democratic Convention.
Next
TREATING WITH THE INDIANS.
Commlanloaor S*yr# Tells Whet He# Been Don* la the Territory.
and Mrs. N. A. Hyde, and stories of tale* of bread, candy, yeast, bluing, lancy work, eic . were told by Mrs. G. W. Davis, speaker o! the evening. In all, over <1U> wa* earned. It was generally conceded that tb# aale of these home-made article* required courage.
THE DAY’* CALENDAR.
Warren G. Sayre, of th# Charoke# Indian Commission, i# in the city to-day. He baa just returned from another trip to the Indian Territory, whor# the commission ha* been doting negotiations for th# narcha*# by th# Govern men I of a great deal of land. During th# eomn>tsaion#r'* last visit to the Torntory it dosed th# purchase of i a assail wmrratioa of 90,000 acre* ; from tho Teohawa# aod Cherokeea. j Thia rssorratiea incindee a part el what is known at th# Cherokee Ntrip, and connects the original Oklahoma Territory with
the States. . j *Th# Charoke# commission sine# it wa# .-JL-. - »» {r . r appointed.” .aid Mr. Sayre to a New# re- th, porter to-day, “baa purchased about 13, Master Plumbers 1
<X0,000 aero# of * land from th# Indiana at a coat to tho Government of $12,000,0001 The original Oklohoma Territory baa been Increased in sis# until it is now about as lana ns tha State of Indiana. Tbe balance of Indian Territory, still •weed by the Indians, is about a# huge as Indiana, and not a great deal more of it
will ba parebastd. It k not tbe intention
thd oemmimion to aUrmnt Kut th# 1 * utM ***** mmubwo v o*ec* la.doJTrUdbvr th* A J* , l.^d j wUl bens follow. Mr. J. B. Cameron, director thl sJm If OkkUml uJllilf? Holman overturo. “Mt- *•** •* r * ueiem Mi. | nll ^~ Gonnod; selection. ‘ Black Hauars,”
alter a protracted sflay in I.ocdou, where he was assistant to Consul-General New. Mrs. and Mrs. Z. Jeraison, well-known people of the South Side, entertained a large number of friends last evening at their home, 1
89 Spann avenue. It was the fortieth anni- j
Ternary ot their marriage. They were the j
recipients of many presents.
- J. A. Kuntz, Kokomo Gszette-Tribune; j John F. Moses, Rnshville Republican; Robert ‘A. Brown, Franklin Republican, and W. S. I Montgomery, Greenfield Republican, have been here attending a meeting of the Indian* ‘ Republican Editorial Convention. j A “Narr.aches Kraenzeheu” was given : by the Independent Turners at their North 1 lUinoU-s reet halt lost n ght. The company j appeared in gay-colored paper caps. Imported | from Germany by Wiliiam Ptafllin, and cut ‘ •uch cape is &* they choae. Music was given during the evening, and later there was dnne- i
Ing. and refreshments were terved.
An old story is revived and applied to j Governor Chase, who, it is commonly known. I is a preacher in the Christian church. Going to a small tow n to preach, he asked if there were any *‘Chri*tians” tb#rc. “Nary, no! nary
? !•*»'• G. Vow, J. E. McG.ttigan, E. Rauh A , belUtro?'” aaked the ^oj«nor ou bet | So; , Bingham A Walk, W. H. Armstrong the wot-de i* tall ot ’em. My dad s a deacon.” , q_’ “ 6 A year ago, twenty ladies of the Mhv-j 1 fie Democratic committe# will meet next ; flower church pledged themselves to invest a i Thursdav and the approach of the time for I quarter and await th# .esults in one year. ;i, e settlement of a location creates in- i
They met last night at the home of Rev. Dr.
There is a large force of clerks busy at Secretary Fortune’* office, sending out literature calculated to insure for Indianapolis the coming Democratic National Convention. The guarantee fund ia being largely increased every day, and tb* canvaaeers are untiring in their efforts to swell it to the proper proportions. The list has had the following amounts added: I-ew's Reibold fflfV)
Kuigan A Co W. H. English H. W. Lawrence... L. S. Ayres Dan M. Ran»dell... (l. Ittenbaco & Co J. O. Hendetson... Albert Gall
The following have subscribed $50 each; II. Ackeiow, Nathan Morns, Kahn Tailoring Co., L .ly Si Htaluaker, George Manufeld, George J. Marott, li. E. Martens, W. II. Messenger, New ton Todd, W. H. Talbott, H. A. Moran. T. II. Krauus. Fred Brandt, Bertermau Brothers, W. tl. Baker, Charles V. Puntzer, William Selking. Koepper A Waterman, George K. Schofield, FosterBeiiiiet LuinlerCompany,Marmon APerry,
600
260 I 260 | 200 ! 200 ! ioo ; ico !
ioo
in tbe evening there was some Tbe committee on arranging the
reception included H. B. Newcomb, George W. Russell, C. D. Webb and Ed Kingsbury. The Irvington Lodge, 324, of tho Knights of Pythias, held us first public installation of* officers last night. A large part of Irvington’s population and a number of visitors from the city taxed tbe capacity of the lodge-room to its utmost. A very enjoyable evening was spent. The officers in-
stalled with interesting ceremony were:
C. C.—H. B. Newcomb. V. C.—Cortland D. Webb. Prelate—Tross Dailey.
K. R. and 8.-C. W. Brouse.
M. A.-G. W. Haroaker. I. G.—B. F. Donnelley. O. G.—Edward Klujysbary.
M. F.—Thomas L. Thompson.
41. Ex.—Joseph L. Hunter.
It has been discovered that by a street-car •trike Ivington is less affected than any other suburb. With two railroads at command, Irvingtonians bad better facilities tor getting to the center of the city than many living in Indianapolis. The only drawback was the painful sympathy with National road friends whoso acquaintance has been
gained in street-car trips.
President and Mrs. Bntler gave the second of their series of receptions to tbe college students last night, and a pleasant evening was spent by those attending. During the evening two charades were effectively presented by Misses Julia Fish, Georgia and Eva Butlsr aud Messrs. Hugh
Miller and Laz. Noble.
The cold weather has driven away nearly all the grip from Irvington. An Irvington thermometer, which is superior to tbs signal service instrument in the city, registered eight degrees below zero yesterday.
DUNT—Mrs. jO. A., at trie residence of her daughter. Mrs. W. M. Augnenbaueh, No. mil
N onh Alabama.
WILLIT8—Charles E., Friday afternoon at 8:30. Funeral from bis late residence, 2! Minerva street. Sunday, January 17. at 2 p. tn. Friends
Invited.
MU It ROW
hts resid
Fit tis,
A. J., age thirty-seven years, at
» residence. 811 Collsse avenue (.eld number.) meral 2o’«iock Tuesday, conducted by Scoi-
h lilt* and Masons.
HAMMOND—Jos. W. HammomT. Thursday night, at 12 n. m. Funeral from bis late residence. 484 Bias* st., Sunday, January 17, at 2
p- m-
HAY- At family residence, north end Elder evenue, Oracle, youngest daughter of Georg# and Elizabeth Hay, at 1:50 a. m. Funeral tomorrow (Sunday; afternoon at 2 p. m. WINNIE—Mrs. 0111* Biy. wffe of WUUanl P. Winnie. Funeral at tbe Kdwln Kay If. E. church, corner Unden and Woodlawn ave.. 8uuday, January 17, at 12:30. Friends Invited to at-
tend.
Sunday afternoon. Burial
of tbisclty. lome cif his
Rev. E. B. Cuturning* will speak at Progress Club Hall, Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. Subject: “The Moral Aspects of th* Money
Question.” Admission is free.
James M. Healy, State vice-president, has
meeting of tb* legislative the National Association of
Master Plumbers to be held In thia city at th*
Grand Hotel January 1&.
At Lyra Hall Monday night the Caledonian Qooiting Club will give its twellth Scottish concert, at the same tune celebrating
tha UM anniversary of Robert Burns's birth, j D0 t tak* any There will be music in rarieiy. recitations v er% pb#d from
Iglehart, of
creasd interest in the race.
To-morrow afternoon bv a special Pullman coach a de.egation will leave for Waah- { Deposits decreased log ton to attend the committee meeting and Reserve decreased.,
work lor Indianapolis. The party will include Mayor Sullivan, James H. Rice, S. E. Moras, S. R. Holt, Tom Taggart, D. P. Erwin, W. H. Armstrong, Albert Lieber, Austin H. Browa, John R. Wilson, John E. Lamb, Simon P. Sbeerin, Edward Hawkins. G. W. Shan kiln, Eli Liliv, C. C. Foeter. J. P. Frenzel, John C. Nelson of Logansport, Charles L. Jewett, Senator Yoor-
bees and Secretary Will Fortune.
The Weekiv Han a statement. New York, January 16.—The weekly bank statement thowa the following ;
changes:
Reserve, increase.. f 5.614.600 : Leans, increase 1,643,300 Specie, increase 6.119.600 , Legal tenders, increase ....2.. 2.348,200 ! Deposits, increase 9,010,000 ! Circulation, increase— 27,100 J Tbe banks now hold $24,579,025 in exceaa of the requirements of the 25 per cent. rale. Condition of Indianapolis Banka. The following ia a synopsis of tbe reports made to the clearing-house to-day by the associated banks of their condition at th# close of basinees January 15,1892.
Loans Deposits.. Reserve. .
Loans decreased..
M’NAMARA-At Kansas City. Mp., Januar;
15, Frank MoNamasa, fermerly ( ~ ' remains will be brought to the b 111 w’laconein street Sunday all
Monday.
CONNER—L. A, son of Alfred and Eliza A. Conner, died Saturday morning, January 18, 4 o'clock. Funeral at residence of F. Conner. 62 COOK—Locl»d#,-w1dow qf Jesse Cook, at restdenw* of ber daughter, Mary Humphrey.314 Indiana avenue, aged ■•▼enty-eigbt years, eleven months. Funeral from Cadfornla-street church, 10:30a. m.. Sunday. (Pittsburg papers please copy.) Oh. weary eyes! thatoft did we##. Closed B0#f; rest well In dreamlses sleep, O tired bands! that did their best. Lie still—be folded Into rest. Oh. heart! so torn with love and pain,. Thy troubles ne’er can come again. O busy brain! so full of thought. Thy work 1» ended; all !* nought. * !*OCIEXY MEETINGS. SOCIETY MEETING—THE INDEPENDENT O Order of Good Templars will celebrate their thiny-*ovenih anniTersarytbl9(Saturday)evcnIng at 60 E. Market st. Addresses by Dr. Lucas and others.. C OCI FT Y-JENNIE B. H AUEN-JACKSotf. C* speaker, aad William Hague, independent slate-writer, will occupy tbe platform atBplrit. ualists’ meeting, Sunday evening, In Lorraine Hall. Ccme. C OOI CTY - ATTFffTrW-TNHIA'N A POI.lS Division 1U3. O. R. C. Members are earnestly requested to att#nd regular meeting at di-vision-room. 2 p. m., January 17. to arrange for funeral of Past Chief Conductor A. J. Marrow. H. M. Mounts. Sec. and Treaa. E. A. Obr, C. C. eoCIETY-K. 6E P.-TO TfiE“OFFICERS O and members of Capital City Lodge. No. 07, K. of F.: You are requested to meet at Castle Hall on Sunday. January. 17, 1«2, at 1 p. m. sharp, to attend tbe funeral of our late brother, Joseph W. Hammond. Members of sister lodge# are Invited to attend. Danixx. Booth, C. CAttest: J. r. O'Nrir.I,. K. K. M.
6,068,206 16 8.887 79 j 06,207 *1 ' 101,245 09
The banks bold $2,520,661.52 cosh in excess of the 38% p#r cent, required by tb#
clearing-house rule.
COCIKTY-PYTHIAN BISTERS-MEMBERS C? of 1 var.hoe Temsie. No. 26, will meet at their hall at 11 o’clock, afiarp, Sunday, January 17. to attend tbe funeral of our Moot Excellent Chief.
I 7,237,550 62 ! OUi# Kly Winnie. Sister temple# or* invfied to
10,732.083 89 By order of the tempk.
““•S5 2! ^ T - 106*207 XI tOClETY - THE Bl-CHlZJipf>K ol’ OGLf)
J; ; O Cinb will meet at Rooms 16and 17, In Masonic
corner Washington and Tennessee #,on Monday evening. January 16. at 7 JO
o’clock. AU rradnatesot the Keeley Institutes are Invited to attend. Business of importance to be
bnildtn
streets, oi >’clock.Ai
CANDIDATES FOK WOODS’ PEACE One of Them Said to Ba Doing Some
Earnest l.etter-Writing.
TOLD IN A TRICE.
John Ferriter is on trial io the Criminal
va i Mla s-cauijwy vtJ U
transacted. Don’t foil to attend. Cut thU out. H. B. Jsmison, Sec. A. S. Rzzd. Pres. oocirrY-AiL Ifkkbt.ok the ec‘O reka Lodge. No. 24, Knights ot Honor, are
and an oration by Albert J. Beveridge. Th« Profrvu MUitarv Band concert at Tomlioson Hall Saaday afternoon at) o’clock
•bj#cU, th# DMiMiMim will go akMd and bay all tkotorrtUrj mot aaaaptad by alvil“How eo#a do yoa think Oklahoma will
become a Staler’
**W#1L if mm «f •ar negotiatiens fell tbroogk, * root from March there will b* 400,00$ M*pf» la tb# T#rritorv, #aoafh t# •aiStU umm fe two amabars of C*n«rmn. I* wwo’l bo WagoatU U will b« a Saala.”
A large
have been received at tha public library but will not be ready for distribution for #om#
time yet. „ . . „
Joha Galvin, young, strong, bat erook#d, found guilty of petit laroeay tar tbo second
Th# Republican politician# ia thia city do tim * yaa’-Tday aftmaowa, wa# sentenced to
•took in th# story t#i#- OB *7** r ^ . .
E^r.r Jr:
, 5 „. ia V7 e ’ wu ^ caramear th# Arcade mill# to-day. Flan ner k pointed Judy# Woods * aaccmaor in cos# RnoSanaa took him te eharg#. of the confirmation of th# latteri# Frank Bird’# driver who, ft was mpappointment. “Judge Iglehart,’* said on# posed, had run into a man at Illinois aad of tbaro. “ia a frm-Lmder, and baa been a Ohio atroeta. is eon&dmrt that the team did
Court to-day charged with baring been a party | ^*^.1
to the bnrglary of th# When atoro N* w Year’s north B'ak* street, at 2 o’clock Monday. All eve. | brother lodges invited. W. ll. Hitk. Dictator,
n amber ef new German books
FOB TRADE.
T70B TRADE -GOOD LOT TO XXCHANGR F for piano. Ot East Market st.
?o5-H3!aff-oS
l?OK T UADE—GOOD LOT F buggy. Eaat Market street.
X'OR TRaDE-LGT ON PE NX S Y L Va > IA F street, north of Seventeenth, fer small cot-
tag#; my
north of Seventeenth, for small diffhroaee. A dorses Y10, ear# Net
LOST.
Milloeeker; piano solo, “Polonaim Knlliant.” { hall-way Republican only for #meral yean, not strike th# mao. Tb# driver stopped aad
nkerf— Hansen; Christmas Th . Proeident wouldn’t dare to appoint “ how * d
him * M Hi * int *^ riiT “ not t f°“ iioned ’ but
the awful crim. of being a frea-tmder ia too . North Meridian rirotrt wbieh wUlbekmgro-
doing** moat "^.**£5? ^at Sb™
Judg# Old*. or Jud« Taylor. Judge El- .igmp-p^ breaking the sleigh and throwing liott s frieode still bav# hopes that th# OBt w>e#wmm ’r" 1 ^ Th#v war# mot ■•rioualy
Praaldaat may overtook all tha caadidal—, | tojgmi
T OST—DARK-BED IRISH 8RTTER.WHITE Xj on chest: name “Hi;” chain collar; Ud#zoI reward. 2* Ruckle si. W OST—LARtAE SURER 1 AM BLOOD-HOtTND. Aj Had on collar marked’Tony Herold.” B#word win be paid tar hi* return to <76 North 1 en» neeoee atreet. t
Mr. Chari##
fantasia, “Yule Tide, 1 Dream of Bethlehem.
Adam; violin obligato. Mr. W. A. Zampfe; waltz, “Women’s Love,” Fabrbach; violin solo, “Seventh Concerto,” De Berio:, Mr. Guy Montani; gavotte. “Atavia,"Brooke; medley, “Musical Tour Thro’ Europe,” Coorud’# synopsis, departure from Berlin, arrive at Vieana. Austria, Switzerland. Italia. France, Spain,
showed every attention to th# Injured who fall bard from fear of feeing hit. A runaway occurred thia afternoon on North Meridian street whieh will be
FOB SAFE OR TRADE.
boarding stable; hsadqnarlers tar formers. MS
bearding stable: n*a< West Washington st.
L'iKS’l i t-NGLlSMI) Liri'HKHAN CHtlMl’a— a Corner of North Pennsylvania and tValnut ■ireeis. Rev. Augustus K.uteck, pastor. Preaching hr ih* pastor at lo:45 a m.and 7:»p. m. ^ . f. 8. C. £. ai 6:45 p. tn. Sunday-school at SUM a. m. Prayer-meetlug and lecture every Thurt-
day evening.
V E y. Low a&TF Jo NGRku of Ion a *. r CHi’Kcir—Coruer of Itroodway and Eleveuth
la. Kev. D.M.Ur 10:S0; evening aer
oer of itroadway and Eleveuth own, pastor. Morning service,
„ . vice, .:»l. Sunday-sctiool. *:») a. m. Endeavor meeung 6:43 p. nj. ITayer service,Thumlay evening. General Invliaiion
u> all is extended.
CEVKNTU DA Y A llV tfNTmT" CHl'KlMO on Central avenue. Elder tv m. Cover* will preach Sunday evening at 7‘Ju o'clock, HI* subject win be,’The Life-giving Word, its Power as Manifested In Creation, Conversion and CbrUtlao Development.'* AU seats are free and
everybody Invited.
\f EUIbTAN-StREhT ktTH00IsT jfctlscOa»I pal ciiriu. u — Corner of New York and Meridian streets—Rev. M. A. Cleveland, D. D., pastor, will preachat 10:30 a. m., and at 7:30 p. m. Monday imto||m| — - -
school at 2:1 Tburtdayevei
preacn ai nejua. xu., ant
morning classes al 1:30. Hunday:15 n. m. Y. P. A C. K, at l:4> p. m.
venlng mestlngat 7:41.
O PI R ITU A LiSM—M KS. J KINnIa ii MAua^0 Jackson win lecture tor thu Indianapolis Association of spiritualists In Lorraine Hall, corner West Washington and Tenaesae* straeis, Hunduy morning, lOvo. etualng <•48. Mr. Wm. Hague, tbe mdspcndent stale-writer, will give slate-writing after tb* evening lecture. Alt In-
vited.
1>IHh’l PRE8BYTKK1AN CHbRCH—BOUTH1 west cornerPennsylvanlaand New York sts.
west corner
Kev. M. L. Haines,D. 10:46 a. nt. and 7:30
ew York sts.
pastor, will preach at p. tn. Communion and re-
ception of membersinmoraing. Evening topic, “ ireasureeuf the Snow.” Christian Endeavor at fl:t5 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, at
7:30 p. m.
/1 ENlKALT'ftRh^lAN^cTiTOCH^oR: V Ohio and Delaware sts. D. R. Lucas,
>*•*•'» •»•*** »vw^ mw. a#uv#e#r, |)UStor. Subject. 10:46 a. m.,"‘Our Common Herltatre.” At < :45 o. m.,'’The Gospel In «<tm»rla.”
Munday-scbool at 8:30 _ _ superintendent. \. P. K 0, E. at MNs Garnet Asbbrook, leader,
and welcome.
a. m.: Reward Dale, K C. E. at 6:30 p. nt..
All ar* Invited
f > RACE CAmKDRAL-HWgN“TH7 _ irEAl» vT Central ave—Rev. C. H, Sargent, priest In charge. Second Sunday alter Epiphany. Holy ConunuRloo 7:80 a. m. Service, Sermon and Holy Communion, 10:30 a. m. Evening service, with
* rmon, 7:3ii, Munday-scluxit i p..m. K ' * all services. Tak# central-avenue
at
hevemb street.
Heals free
cars to
I^IRBT UAPTlHt CHCRUll-NGitTriEAMr L cor. of New York and PonssylvunUstreets.
Rev. W. F, Taylor, pastor. Services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:43 p. m. Subject of evening sermon, “Tbe Final Condition of the IieUever—His Home and Life.” Young people’s meeting for Bible study Tuesday evening. Regular prayer-meeting
Thursday evening.
/THRIFT CHURCH - ON TrTE Ci KCcE. Vy Rev. J. H. Hanger, rector. Holy Comraunlon at U:30 a m.: morning prayer, and sermon at 10:30. tsuuday-school at 2:3o p. in.
H. Ranger,
at 9:30 a m.: morning prayer, and at 10:30. MUoday-school at t-Xu p. m. Evening prayer and sermon at 4. Bt. George’s church, corner Church aod Morris streets. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30. Evening prayer aud sermon at 7. Rev. John Brann In
charge
t'Ol TH-MTREKT RAPTIHT CHtjRCk-COR. O Mouth aud Noble streets. Rev. a. B. Whitney, pastor. Preaching at 10J0 a m. and 7:30 p. m., by the pastor. Muhday-school at» a. m.. A. J. Joyce, superintendent. Young people’s meeting at 6:30 p. m. Mid-week ineetrnK Thursday at 7:30 p.m. All afhts free. A welcome
f..r the public to all services.
■\J a yPlDWrk cbi*GARgational Church—ML Clair st,. near Fast st. Rev. John W. Wilson, the pastor, will preach at 10:50 a. in. A Urookdeld servloe, consisting of responsive readings and tongr, will he reftderod Iff connection with tb* preaching service at 7:30 p. m. Munday-soboolat2:15p. m. Y.P.S.C.E.at 6:45 p.m. All arc cordially invited to tbeeerv
of this church.
Ices of thlschurcZ
TvESTItXE
Yy 1
er street. — ...
tor. Preaching by tbe paster at 10:30 a. m.and
7:30 p. m. Cl* “ “ J
I*AL CHURCH
Butler street. Rev.
Corner of Central avenue and Henry A.Bucbtel. D. D., pas-
i-meeting. £p worth
p. m. 7
rentng next we
cordially welcomed
_ ■ ■ 0:30 a. ro. Sunday-
school. 2:16 p. in, Epworth League prarer-meet-ing, 6:30 p. m. special revival services each next week.except Saturday. Strangers
Nf AlHSON-AVE. M. E. CHUBClf-CORNER ivl Madison avenue and Union st. Kev. I* F. Dlmmltt, pastor. Sanday-schodf at 8:30 a. m. Preaching by tbs pastor at 10^5 a. m.and 7-J0 p. m. The Epworth League meeu at 2:30 p. m., In the auditorium, fer a general religious service. Young and old alike will be welcomed. Tbe revival services are to cpntiitu# during tb# #atir#
week. AU are Invited.
iTLKTcHEK place! m; k church F ner of Virginia ave. and South st. Rev. V. C.
r I rgtnia
Edwards. na«tor > Preaching to-morrow at 16:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. ro. by the pastor. Classes 8 a. m.
cbool 2 p. m. Epworth 6:30p. m. Prsyer-mtet-m. Pews ar# free and the
pi - - -
Preael
. .bylbt
and 3 p. m. Sunday-Scl Ldasme praySr-mectfn|r6
Ing Thursday 7 J9p. tff. public is always mad# welcome to #11 of the
service* of this church.
Vi Emvk!Ai WEMD-yfi/ftlXS ctl rtuit I’I Corner of Ohrlttlan ave. and Ash st. Re
Hanford A. Edson. D. D.. pastor, to-morrow by Bey.J. U McNair,01 at 10:30a m. and 7:45 p. m.* Topic 1 service, “Tho Christian Gold:” f
Her.
Preaching
,of Louisville, 1 for morning
service, “Tbo Christian Gold":” for evening, “Leviioar Samaritan, WMIcfer’ Sunday-school at 2:30 p.m. Young people's meeting In tb# chapel st 6:45 p. m. All are cordially Invited. t>toPLR^c T o.NilRfeGAlT(>NVLC!lUhtflP JL Corner Michigan and Blackford streets. Rev. F. N. Dexter, pastor. iu<46 a. m. Subject: “The Dulles of Church Members.” 7:80 p. m., Murphy gospel temperance meeting.. a:4t 0. ro., Y. P.8. C. E. 2:16 p. m , Sunday-school. Wednesday. 7:30p. m . Choral Union. Thursday. 7 JO p. m., prayer-meeting. Mtrangers are cordially welcome to every service of this church. E V BNf H PREHB YTKSTaN CHUBCH -COIl ner of Cedar and Elm streets. R.V. Hunter, pastor. Preaching to-morrow morning and evening by tlie pastor. Babbatn-sehool at 2 JO p.m.. Prof T. G. Alford, superlmandent. Junior Cfarlettao Endeavor at 9:30 a. m. Senior Christian Endeavor at 3:30 p. m. Preaching services each
night next week. Engl meets on Tuesday cveniui
rtish f/lteratur* clam ig. Tbe pohllo is wel-
come. * UECOND PRES5YTOllAi7 CBUKi'H ( <jH O ner Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. Rev. Joseph A. Mllburn. pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a m. and 7 JO p.m. Sunday-school at 2:30
Young people's meeting at 6:43
|g at
■■■ ■ it o#rc
Mission tfenday-echool at 8d» a. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening, conducted by Mr.
peopi
t’rayer-meetmg Thursday evening at 7 J6.” Peck
tfenday-echool at 8*» a.
Mlibnrn.
Cl-YTH CHKuMaN t^tttyRCtf-tXiflNkkOF O Pine and Elm sireeta. A. L. Ward, pastor. Kervices 10-3U am. Subject: “Our Hope:”7J0 p. m., “The Free Agency of Man.” Mundav«cbool,9J0 a m.. Wm. Wiley, superintendent. Y. P. K C. K.,p. m. Hublect:“Seek Yethe
rd. Wb«n? HowV* P«*rf Hmi
jMHP ^ r _,. ^
Hansom, leader.
Hub 1
Peter,
OBERTM PARK Ml E. CkCRCk-NOfeTH-east corner Delaware and Varment streets
* Morn
ANNOUNCE HEN T9.
N NOUNCEM ENT-S F IB IT HA I. ISTS* t meetlnf, »ao day eveclag. at JLornalos_H al I.
A NNOCNCEMEJ «#a. Via totfema
C. A. Van Anda. D. D.. pastor. Morning claw. 8 am. Public service, 10-JO a. m.i preaching by tbe pastor: subject. “The Bibl# the Word of God.” Monday-school, 2:13 p. m. Special program of the Senior and Junior Epworth League at 7 JO p. m.: recitation and addreme*, with good music. AU are invited. Prayer meeting Thun-
day evening.
^lALlFOk?nA-»TREkTM.L.^Ht-RCH-COR. \y North and Californlaste. Rev. R. K. Brvan, pastor. Clsas Sam. and6 pm. Sunday-rohool 2 p. m. At 10 JO a m. tbe funeral services of Mrs. Lucinda Cook will b# held at tb* ebareb. Preaching by the pastor at 7:30 p. m. Young people’s meeting Tuesday evening. Frsvermoettng Thursday evening. Epworth League
meeting Thursday evening. meeting at the reriderc* of James B. East. 14#
North 111 nois street. Friday evening. “ body mad# welcome at this church.
WAN tKP—FEMALE HJKLF. W A t£t #nd fit. m Vlrglnto^v#.^^* 1 ’
\V ANfED^TOo^ftL^ W sMALi YaU-
^ max
Mlmimlpul.
_* emi el: *4 per week. •J#Osllege are.
W A -li ‘U-uttu. to DOMHtxJN D“ WOU , car ® for chtidroa. 4io North Tennssssa
■vrf VI*
W Mats la
WA.NTKU-iOKNTS.
W ANTE l>—MISCELLANEOUS.
c SSi£l
4TtAWKG-ANYONB HTMNG Wt(j6rf6. hand machinery, such at drill-proM, laths, etc., to address T M. News, at ouoe. ¥- - j _ _ J——— TO LET—BOOMS. <
B00 “- " UV4 ”
T4> LET—XfOUHES.
T°J^ I>ART ° F H0U8E ’ N0 ’ m *** f l3s^G*u^in 8 N^pm^ S AT1UUT. HBYII | dwell I ti^do^n townfwuh^turol ga* 0 ^ East. t>e w*store Too in. eit fy < ’ r ?«r **•’ * rotiiae. gas. only.. N. MGsissipnl a^.s rooms, cas 31 Everson, 5 rooms O,,v "* 6 i‘< j o«ns., 1»7 Orange. 4 rooms...
Cherry and Broadway,
pastor. Serv I res Kuoday. M
v.J.F.i ^
:4» a m. and '
yUbMI • WFW-g w S« «SW rx##« gw .-wv to* m. B. Y. P. U^ Sunday evening at Preston Blake, of Bicbmond, Ky
HH _ JT., will preach
every afternoon and evening of next week. Sunday afternoon at 2J« be will preach a epeelal sermon to young people. Ba»ti#m alter services Hunday evening. Take College-avenue electric line to Cherry and come owe square west. All visitors cordiality welcomed at North church. TMHJBTH'CHRISTIAN CHURCH-NORTH F West street, between St. Clair and Pratt sts. Charles M. Sharpe, pastor. Preaching at 10JO n. m. and 7JO p. m. Morning subject: “The Treasures of tb* fta#w.” Inthegventngtbepastor will preach thflastof a eerts# ef sermon# os “The Grounds of Our YTSlA.” Sunday-school at
7 JO p. m.. A. B. Tharp, saperin
ehefe
evenlng.^Allarolnvltedto these -yvlcea. •PLYMOUTH CHURCH-OUM. MERIDIAN A aod New York st*. Services to-morrow will be conducted by B#v. W. H. Broadbeau. of Denver. Morning servlcro at 10:44. Subject: “Christian i.iberto.*’ Evening at 7-.4i.servie« of Mr. Broad bead will road # storr. M ' '
fargaret •mlth a
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w. UOIMVCH.IS Virginia aroT rro L ax— 1X1 ■ 1 venian N * W ^ • 11 *>«»». hH OOU* And a numiw oV.\lh 0 #r m gUV hoU^“¥Sll^ cat#d, ou our list at the offlee.
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T6 LET-OFFICES AND STORES.
NOTICE.
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.Mather A Hoover, real estate. It
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ulng E. W. Hoover.
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assumes all debt* of tbe same to this date, end all notro end account# to this date are payabli him. Ths bostneea will be continued by a cross under the name of a M. Cross A Co.
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undersigned Administrator of th* estate of Mary Gulliver (deceased), will, pursuant to order of tbe Circuit Court of Merlon county, Indiana. •d»
tered In probate cause No. 1343, exi
at public ■ real estate.
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to-wl*i That part of lot aqnar* se veu ty-tbre* (
Indtanapol*. suid arly described a*'
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the city of tndlanapole. snifi county an a''state particularly described as beginning at tb# northeast corner of said lot live (6), thence southwest
With the line of said lot on Kentucky av#nna thirty (30) feet, thence southeast thirty-two (32) feet parallel with the northeaat line of said lot, ■aid east tins to tb* place of beginning. •#>• to be mad# at th# pramlsss known a#
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TBBMS: '
No bid for less than two-tnlrds of tbe appretaed value of eatd property will he entertained. Pnrchaser may pay *11 #ash or OB#-thlrd cash, and balanc# In equal parts In tlx and twslv* months, evidenced by purchaser's bankable notes hearing 6 per cent, interest, waiving relief, providing for attorney’s fees, and se eared by mortgage on premises sold. Said property Is also held for private sal# until tbe above named date. For further particular# se# th* undersigned. „ „ „ _ Hkxmy Kitsl, I* M. Habvky, Attorney. Administrator.
BUILDING, SAVING AND LOAM ASCKN.
TJUILDINO AND LOAN-FACTS AND FIOures should always b# considered. Th# Isdlaos Mutual Baildlng#Bd Loan Asuoeiattoa have loaned up to dai# th# sum of 1200,0*1.Ou, U secured by real eetot* to th* vatu* oi •Kie.ao.oo. This Is mors than any other aseoeia* tion has don# in the Stas# of Indiana. Ita loam# . are strictly confined to this Hta’.e. 18 is • mutual association in •very respect. i< an ng Its money under mor* favorable term# than any other association, and ou a nor# coo■ervativ# basis. Its admission fee it loes thaa that of any -ither oseoclotlon of like character, being SO cents oer share. A snarebolder eo# absolutely withdraw at tbe expiration of five years, and reed re tb# entire amount b# has paid In. with tbe full earnings thereon. It al## isso#s eertiflestes oa which no admission to# 1# charged. This stock can be withdrawn at any tima without any loes whatever, bearing Inter* est at tb# rot* of •per cent, per annua, provtd* ing the money It left in for a tons of twelv# months or longer, and • per cent. If l#ft l* for (lx months or longer. a^3r,j:;ss2j!i from the expense fund Into the loan fund tHjOOO, wnlch nns been done by no other aeeociattoa In this State. Tnl# .benefit* every shareholder, the borrower as well as th# iarMfor. This «■* procedenG-d record has been mode In th# shert period of twenty montha
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