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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1894

fra,:

SUNDAY SERVICES.

TO LET-HOI SKS.

FOR TRADE.

FOR

mt Appropriation*. E*nud Uuexpvutlfil Oulunno* top Rank Fnnd—The I«opoj t mt RneotptH UttflalsfentL

tlio fUiaat* committee of the Council fcel«l another meetfnp last nl«rht to preits report on the estimates. The foUowlnr is Its report of the appropriations, expenditures and unexpended balances for each fund In the diffefWlt departments for the year ending August Si. ISM, The report of receipt* bus not

been finished-

F.' T. Howell, a prominent citizen or Uas City has been fatally seised of paralysis, ' Florence Boots carried off first honors In the township school oratorical contest at«'raw fordsville. Miss Margaret Manstleld, a deaf mute, seventy-five years old. has been fatally stricken with paralysis. The Tribune is the name of a new paper at rthlpshewana. with J. W. Xusbaum ut the editorial head. Harry, five years old, soil of Kd Mortimer, of Brasil, fell from a third-story window, and was fatally hurt. tieorge W. t'enis, Hepubllcnn nominee for Congress in the Kighth district, opened h!s campaign at Brazil. Will It. and Bert G. Small have sold their Interest in the Logansport Journal to W, S. Wright, who Is now the principal owner. Gapt. Charles Nolan, of the Bluffton Light Guards, Is said to have left for Minster, O., without settling with the company for $100 realized in a benefit per-

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist) of

■■■■ an imervlew j Indianapolis—1» E. New York at. Services

yesterday, threw the club back again at j b>-»0 a- ta.

n* t :

The Rev.

TO UET—No. T« N. New Jersey, cottage five

rooms. „ '

COLLEOK-AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH—Comer Of CtMejs and Lincoln aves.. Rev. J. F.

mm ia*:^OT !jss= -

10:45 a. in. ar.,1 7:45 p. m. Sunday-school at ! gwrvlc*. »:;!o a. ni. Christian Endeavor at t(:30 p. m. 1

Prayer-meeting at 7:45 p.

IRVINOTOn' CHItisTiA N CHURCH ins by the paiitor. J. W. v'omfori. 10:45, '‘Cardinal Points or RMigt

■•Th,,

FOR TRADE— Archdsaeon'* jag

best.

, cording to specifications. :.!y tence is not > on dty prof/erty. If it Is why doesn't Mr. 1 ; Brown notify me through the proper Channel to act it back? Mv taxes h dp to ■ pay his salary, and I think he ought to i ( give me an equal chance with the con- j ! tractor. If Mr. Brown will select some ! j good engineer, like Air. Morris Defrees, j i or some other one and let them come up ; and examine the work and they say the i work is done all right, I will throw up .

my hands and pay the bill. CAL F. DARNELL, i

— -jjt• ’^rsr-ls:iisy’-SKI

new, ttve-room house:

537 make: low rent to smalt family. TO LET—four-room house, natural gas, well. elatent, M. Inquire 1M N. Miasiasippl. TO _ LET—ice ilweilinK, ten rooms; central location; all modem conveniences. 24 N. Il-

linois »t.

-PreachMurntng,

Evening. S.

1 »:15 a

school

Belief.

he Soul's Oh.se (Tall.” Sundaya. m. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.

TH K SE( 'ONI) i ENGLISH) LU THE RAN’ CHURCH—T’orner Hosbrook and Elk sis. The Rev. I. !> Wurman, pastor. Morning service. li»:3u. Evening service, S. Huiulaj- j m.

Sctutfor Tnrpit* Kelurux.

ce. evening sei

j school, teat. Christian Eadeavur. 1:15 p. m.

, , „ „ „ | FRIENDS’ CHITPJH—Corner iuelaware anS United States Senator Turjtie got fibme ; st. < 'bur sts. Thomas C. Brown, pastor. ' ’ ... — Preaching at ]t>;3> a. m. and 7:39 p. m. Sab-

m Y. P. 4S. C. E. SunAll are Invited to attend.

MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Corner of Christian ave. and Ash st. The Rev. Frank O. Ballard, pastor. Public worship to-morrow at 19:30 a. m. and 7:15 p. m Sunday-school at 9:15 a. m. Society of Christian Endeavor at

9:45 p. m.

SIXTH PR ESllYTER I AN CHURCHE. A. Allen pastor. Sunday-school 9:30 a. Preaching bv the pastor 19:30 a. m.

•octal

•caching i

bnth-ecaool at 9

r. 6:

day evening. NEW CHl’RlT {“CHAPEL <8\VeV)ENBOH(11 ANi, 533 N. Alabama at.—The Rev. W. L. Hadiah. minister. Morr.tng aervlce 19:45. 8nb-

Advwtlsinx «nd prlntine AduUtcnal chirk Board Public Works

*prvJofr v , .... “

iMI ck'i'kn

Bridges Cisterns ...; City dispensary City hospital City civil engineer City garbage and dump ... Oty hall Erroneous aiwessmeats .... Election* F*re farce pay-roll lire force atfcounti. Purnlturo and fixtures

Fountains and we»»

..it.

■ OauftoM

p;*-

warns aawrjus- a M r * '• j,*. .».«»• i Iitcnlantal exiienttes city oftl

facidsntal expenne Interest on ben,la

» ». a a,*

Public Works...

K 4 ': I

Illinois street tunnel .............

4 Judgments, compromises and costs .. > National Encampment fund ' Office Boanl of Public Safety , Police force pay-roll ....i,:. t Parks Pogue’s run repairs FtmreiKtoa of infectious diseases Public buildings and Insurance Hortie for Friendless Women Public light Redemption of bonds Expense of refunding bonds* Rent for hay market Repairs ett-y hospital K*dary account Sewers

police Judges

Station Ijour*

Street repair pay-roll

Street and alley imprawment

fit reel Btfns Street openings and vacations Mtreet repair accounts Special assistant counsel Temporary pest house Temporary Fans—redemption Temporary loans—interest on . Tomlinson Hall Janitors Tomlinson Mall account* .... Vladiict fund .... Water

Total* ,.L

• * * * * » • « • *• * • • .•«**»■***»»*«

;.x.v

. Appropriations. $5732 94 73t 09 12kS 40 6155 9S 2590 09 4767 M 710* 69 27971 47 3359 45 $175 74 **sis y> lays* 67 11595 4S am 51 im (» JUS63 79 113441 58 28230 ‘59 577 26 1423 01 SI 32 25 1743 86 1919 83 126163 69 ayi oo 8783 21 5509 Cl 53000 00 97 69 104480 33 5371 46 25371 59 2143 13 129.5 00 600 00 915N< 69 vmio oo 1500 00 1500 90 95 61S27 <0) CO’fl 16 256 (>0 5445 C6 45)87 79 12000 0t) 99 8S 1102 52 ( 11221 30 C500 00 iooo no 210000 90 GW85 99 8732 00 1509 45 5000 00 C5$S5 41

Expendltures. $>ds 49 410 «0 ' 676 55 5786 33 22 H 00 1504 20 5661 10 20648 51 2357 32 4-14$ 84 2192:1 41 15613 91 72 ‘3 22 5317 30 928 18 SfcS 4S 84545 46 29411 23 4S5 17 519 GO 4946 3S 738 68 441 43 119186 54 39 10 8362 61 4909 81 1500) 00 82040 44 3713 22 23465 :18 2)'<2 76 1173 77 (100 09 88813 02 9009*» 0!) non 09 824 85 49544*05 0422 19 135 09 5(813 95 44381 30 8632 05 2 09 352 00 9535 12 1096 20 893 76 307' >09 00 6683 02 2157 65 1076 49 mznv.

Batance. $753 55 310 ft) Cll 85 369 30 263 54 1442 $6 7023 93 1193 15 726 :«! 1892 81 2970 76 4301 as 1985 21 71 82 277.. 2-: 29896 12 7813 34 92 ft.) 903 91 SI85 90 1005 IS 569 55 - (2X3 06 2iV> 90 ' 429 79 699 80 4ft»:> on 41 72 22(39 r* 2823 24 2106 21 259 37 31 23 2775 07 ?9() 91 075 15 95 2282 95 54 7 97 121 00 HI 71 806 49 3367 95 88 88 759 62 1686 18 5493 70 106 24 3000 00 303 97 595 35 432 96 5000 ft) 15190 24

! from Washington la:u night. He ap- ! pears to be In better health than when i he was home last spring.To friends w\io i called on him to-day he said he never ! felt better than he does now. Senator j Yoorhees's health, he says, is much beti ter than it was three weeks ago. He

t thinks Mr. Voorhee* will soon have re- > B , ,, uui covered. Congressman Bynum, Mr. Tur- j \vnobRi’FF-AVR UNITED PRKSBYTER- ! Strangers welcome, pie says, will not get home lor two or , , AN CHURCH — In Woodr«pt ave., on* | stss.

Mfiuuns from «. liaoul ave. street-car Hae. The Rev. J. P. Cowan, D. D.. pastor. Preaching at 10:So a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath-

school at 2:39 p. m.

SEC’OND Hit ESI: V TERIA N CHURCH —Corner

■ and 7:45 p. m. Thursday evening ! and prayer-meeting. The pastor has returned from his vacation, and hopes to meet the entire congregation Sunday

morning.

TO LET-478 N. Uapitol ava. iwven room*, 12 >. 319 E. Wabash st.. four rooms, $8. Apply 248 N. East. To LET—Eight rooms, 26 W. Flret st.; can be arranged for two families, inquire 380 N. Illinois st. TO LE I 436 K. East. h.,u*e of five rooms: reduced rate to *01011 family. COLE, K> Bald-

win Block.

vinegar the

* ■ • ■'

cottage; both FDH TRADE—ftwsMence for grocary or drugs.

^ Address T to, N*wa ;» FUR ‘TRADE- Eaulty in' house east fir lot.

Atldress K £>. Nswa.

FOR TRADE—Blsgam* Wsdeh “or «»rw fo» • bicycle. A.hlrewi N L Mwa j KuK '4 had a— vacant Ft*. What have you? ' _OLOOrf, 94% K. Washington. FUR TRADE—Two iota clear, tar furniture or furnished house. Address ¥ 2$. News. FOR "'TRAJWB—L*ss> _ and~va«am ..n for drug j store. Bargain. Address V. 25, care New*.

h*|f cash I

REAL BBTA

ty. W, It.

REAL ipn

■taga w.

RRAL IMTA bath. w. E.

REAL RETATEM paylTKUIs. W. K. REAL KfiTATE—lf e.tst, at u uu.gair,.

ingtua

"jfLrSrsr.

Wwllswn

STEVERWON*

FOR TRADE—ITiO til

i newspaper). WM. nftAPlEU, tw4hmap>)ll*.

mg matertsl;

DRAWEE, h

FOH TRAl>E -49 acres land in cultivation for millinery and notkma. Address V 24. New*. FOR TRADE -House «or Mitfer one; wfif pay _*2,ftW ditfercnc«._lnqulre m X. Mississippi.

- F< )R ' TRADE •’ - ~Biuadway~wioii»5i;^$9i»a» TO LET—146, 149 Harlan. $5, «4: gas. Third [ equity. W. K. STEVENSON. 7* K. Market. north of Bentwood, on Morris at.. $5. 21 ' — *

Talbott Block.

EfiTATB•

easy term*. W.

Marlist.. ^

REAL EATATB- Nice SM. B _ $»W; improvements paid. 1. N. B Market. REAL BfiTATE-E. Market cottage and hath. W. K.

E. Market.

REA L ESTATE - «i It room*, make offer. W.

■ FoR TRADR—Good watch, or carpenter work,

—j ■ I —— ) nr Iteht sprlag wagon. Addles* W I. New*. _ UNIVJBRSALIST CHURCH - N. New TO LET-NU Meridian h«,u*e twelve rooms; ^^ Rev. H. O. Som- ^ hattRjto** town. W. J. LOW , pro£)erty w E STEVENSON, 74 R. Mar-

REAL B8TATB- Four-rdom

l*Kn-Handle shop*.

i m. The Rev. Arello Cone. D. D.. presi- j to

^Uteres 3*« U K Martset

•■".“if

in I erset cranec and Earnestness. Sunday- j p reac j, to-morrow morning. Sunday9.4) a. m. i school at 9.30 a. m. All seats free.

•4 .

.1 ket.

hmwea n N' ,> MtMbmmpi ( FOR TRADE—TliTee-room house no 'ncutn

gX \nqu^m N rQ T^^:%t N - | ^gggs.ftr larger house on Houth Side. Kd

88 E. Market.

i TO LET—Completely furnished, modern, ten ‘ room resldets-e; corner lot; tMith, stable, etc.;

three weeks.

Collier Sneeceds Cady.

Joseph Collier this morn ins succeeded F. W. Cady as prosecutor of the Police

Court.

Rev. J.

Dnulup's Celebrntcd Huts.

ay«r-meeting. T!

Derby soft nnd silk for fall and winter j The public in

—* ia i-I o t iwlt/M-sa *. r 7 i

Pennsylvania and Vermont sts. I

Mllburn. pastor. Preaching. 10 45 am. No

vice. Sunday-school, 9:45 a.

evening. 7:

vening

service. Sunday-se eeting. Thursday

■■ vited.

HI.

i:30.

;syst3"— W8t«k ^ sSisrm and immb. Tim Rev. F. C. Mm>d. pastor. TO LET—6®4 N. Alabama.' brick, modem. Preaching fey pastor at 10:39 a. m. Sunday- i jg room* K0 01 rchooj at 9:1$ a. m. Junior Y. P. 8. C. K. at jg k. Mk htgan. brick, modern. 9 nsims .. 69 W 8:30 a. m. Senior T. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m. 455 Capitol ave. north, 10 rooms 46 OO Thursday evening at 7:4a. All 23 x. West, 20 room* .*35 *»

j 556 N. Illinois, bath, 10 rooms 35 06

chusetta are.

FOR TRADE—Two lot*: will trad* for home and buggy or phaeton. W. H. CRAFT *

4X>..<:>t N. llllnot* at.

i REAL ESTATE—entnal ave. tern, teenth m.; eaayderma W. K. Srt

74 E. Market *f

Prayer-meeting

are cordlany Invited to these service*.

proi’erty doing 1. \V. E. 8TE-

now ready, at “Seaton’s Hat Store,’

j N. Pennsylvania st. New Instiruisce Firm.

j Addison L. Koache,Jr.,to-day purchased | an interest in the insurance business of ! Henry Coe; the firm name wili be Coe &. i Koache. Henry Coe has conducted the i business successfully for the past ! twenty-one years, and has always had i the best class of patronage. The new ; firm will continue general lire insurance j and give special attention to loans, rents I and real estate, at the old Ideation, 13 j Insurance Block, corner Market and

I Pennsylvania Kts.

PEOPLE’S CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Corner of Preach inj

Michigan and Blackford si*.

, J. M. Lewis, at W'Jie

reaching by the pastor, J. M. Lewis, at 19:36 m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday-school at 2 p. m. P. S. C. E. at 3:15 p. m. Prayer-meeting

Y, -P. 8. C. E. at 3:10 p. Thursday evening at 7:45.

(ENGLISH; LUTHERAN CHURCH— r ci N. Pennsylvania and Walnut sts.

FIRST

Comer cf N. Pennsylvan

! No preaching service until fu 81 nday-school at 9:30 a.

Thursday evening at me to these services.

CENTRAL

New York sts.

>spel meetin

notion.

horses of Blair &

auction sale ^

occur next Wednesday, September

great sale will be he!

ale at the old stand. The following one,

> cry Thur n«l welcon

gospel 1

"Christ,

.Sunday, 3 p.

ifier

;r A labama and Alliance four-fold

Christlai

g Sunday. 3 p. m. Subject, Our Savior, Sanctifier, Healer and

Coming Lord.” Bible reading every Thursday,

3 p. m. All invited to these services.

Morsel* nt

! The next auction sab i Baker will occur next Wedi

I 5. at their stables. 90 S. Capitol ave. I lot of animals have been received,

: usual

j last sale at the old stai ■ptember 19, will occur at the immense i first UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHUP.CH

stables erected especially for the

i’l

THERE WILL RE RELIGIOUS SERVICES held at 96 W. Armstrong st.. North Indianap- •> olis, each Sunday at 19:30 a. m. All truth- ; seekers welcome. Reader* of Millennial Dawh ially invited to attend or call during the

A ^ good

be the i specially invited to attend or call during week. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 7:3U.

! new stables i stock yards.

hem

the the

when the greatest sale that State ever saw will be held. New Telephone Directory.

The Central Union Telephone Company is

preparing to issue u new dlrec

contemplating putting in telephones who

sire their namei

pany

ectory. Parties

ng in telephones who des to appear In this directory

should make application before September 10. Write E. M. JACKSON, Manager, or telephone

i No. 501.

MBRIDfAX CHURCH IMPROVDMENT.

gLi4&£ -il. -

$215^.09 2* 11967010 73 >1884*8 53

Gotfilo Decorntiuntt la Dr. filins’s Cburcli—Description of the Work.

> ' m

! .The* Interior of MfTidian-afreet Methodist church has been renovated. Fur 1 weeks the decorators have been at work, «nd next week . they will finish. The imjirovemchtg have been planned in harmony with the architecture of the church. Instead of a; mixture of Oofhtc, with socalled modern adornment, the* new decorations will be entirely Gothic. The anftiltecture of the church is originally Gothic. 2n the former frescoes, however, Romanesque arches were thrown’ over the windows, and the ceilings were modeled after the large panels which prevail In most public meeting places. From the artistic standpoint all this Is said to have been defective, and tt has been remedied in the new frescoes. , Instead of the Romanesque arches, true Gothic arches have been made. From «aeh corbel which supports the Gothic rafters of the roof, pilasters have been made to represent the eolumhs of a true Gothic church. The Gothic Idea has been carried out even to the panels of the ceiling. The whole effect is one of light

and hight.

The tracery on the walls Is something hew In church decoration. It also la borrowed from -the old ecclesiastic architecture. The ecelesSaatic lamp is used as a means of decoration. The coloring Is

in gold and darker term ootta. The new decorations- have been proIOi Ohurch a week from to-morrow.

pronounced i haste and correctly classical, "'be Rev. Dr. C. N. Sims, the pastor, exacts to be able to hold services in the

Fuurtccnfli-Street Sewer Accepted. The Board of Public Works ot a special meeting last night accepted the Four 5 ti-enth street sewer. The rolls are so large that the controller will not be ready to receive the payment of assessments till wt end of neit week. PKRBONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Ilk

Ifv

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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McAvoy returned i: um their summer trip. Mrs. Robert eathcart and daughters will go io Wawuse* next week. Miss Emma Atkins, who went East early in the summer, has returned homt*. Governor Matthews and his wife went to Maxinkuckee to-day to spend Sunday with friends. - Mr. and Mrs Horace McKay and daughter will return early next week from a trip north. Miss Elizabeth Dye left yesterday for Pittsburg to visit her sister, Mrs. Wm. Cliunnlng Ouahing. Miss Shipp, who Is at MaXinkuckee, will return next week and go to Wildwood, pu., for a fortnight. Mr. amt Mm. John Pohlman and famHv -e'c-rdav from a stay of three week# in WUeonsIn. Mix:. Alice wick Will return from Atlantic c'ltyj where she has been for a month, the first of next Week. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elam and family. Who have been spending the summer at Maxinkuckee. have returned home. The Chapel Club will be entertained next Wednesday by Mrs. J. H. Wilson, at her home In North Meridian street. . Miss OHHe Martin, of Chicago, has come here to UV*. She will make her home with her sister. Mrs. Fiances M. Bruntou. *• Mm. C. S. Eaghwdleld. of 340 Central avenue, la viMtlng her parents in Illinois. a Mr. w. A. Eaglesfleld has returned from

i^vllle. .

The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. WlUls D. Engle, 'have returned from a three weeks' visit to Mr. Engle’s boyhood home. Mana-

towoo, Wls.

Mrs. Sprague, of th* high school, has returned from her vacation spent in Detroit. She wa^ accompanied by her

another, Mrs. Stearns.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Benton and ehildren will return from an' extended atay at Anbury Park and various place* in Now York <m Monday. •Mr. J. B. Handy Will leave to-morrow afternoon for Boston far permanent residence. s Hla daughter* wii! remain here for a few weeks and will then Join him. Mr. and Mrs. K D. F. Peirce. Mr. Edward Peirce and Miss Van Valkenburg. who have been away two weeks on a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin, will return home to-morrow. Mr. II. H. Fulton, president of the Eclipse Bicycle Company, arrived in the city this morntngr He has Just comnfeted. a ten weeks* tour of Europe with jjr. Munhall and Mr. 8. A. Haines. Mr. Charles HansSn. organist of Ms-rldlan-street M. E. church, has returned from a two toekf* vlsR with his parents lb Chicago.; VVh|te i away Mr Hansen played the organ at several churches. Mr. and Mr*. H*nry W Lawrence returned yesterday from a trtp ofslx weeks on the St. Isawreocw rtver. They ha^e bought Tick Island. on« of the thousand Lies with R»e niub bouse on K. where they Intend lo spend their summers here-

gft,r. .

Mat

her grounds lanterns, .larks, of

jaily good g several ..ad to Join Miss Pearl Miss Jean-

r Arm-

ashi

formance. Nolan was summoned to appear before an examining board, but he failed to respond. Will W’ysor, of Muncie, died yesterday in the Eastern Hospital for the Insane, where he had been under treatment for several years. The Populists of Madison, Clinton and Tipton counties have nominated John Smith, a glass worker of Elwood, for joint Representative. Manager Baldwin, of the Baldwin-Mel-ville Comedy Company, was seized of heart trouble fit Elwood, and lay unconscious for twelve hours. The Rev. William B. Dunham, of Indianapolis, has declined the pastoral call extended by the Walnut-street Prescpterian church of Bloomington. Mrs. Bertha Read Burke, wife of James E. Burke, Jr., of Jeffersonville, died yesterday. She was a sister-in-law of District Attorney Burke, and her marriage, one year ago, was a social event. J. Ross McCulloch, second assistant cashier pt the Hamilton National Bank, 6f Ft. Wayne, has gone to Washington to Join his aunt for a twelve months' tour of the world. Twenty-three of the survivors attended a reunion of Company K, Thirty-ninth Indiana, at Plainfield. Capt. EH Hitter delivered an address. C. W. Tyler, of Brownsburg, was elected president. A wild beast of unknown species has created alarm in Union township, Huntington county, by attacking hogs and other live stock on various farms after nightfall. William Fahl, Romeo Bair and Charles Freeh arc among the farmers who have sustained losses. Among the Populistic nominees in Shelj by county were Melvin Alexander for State Senator and John Judd for Recorder. Botn of these gentlemen have declined the honor, saying that they are Democrats and have yet seen no reason for making u change of political faith. The colored Methodists are holding a camp-meeting at Rldgevlile. Among the divines is the Rev. John W. Grayson, of Anderson. Yesterday he registered as a guest Of the Rupe "Hotel, Union City, but was refused service on account of his caJor. Mr. Grayson has brought suit for $5,009 damages under the civil rights Bill. Gas City has expended $90,000 in public improvements during the presenf'season. Of this $65,0ii0 was used in brick, paving u street sixty feet In width and one mile In length. Contracts are out for a still further expenditure of a like sum, of which $£*,000 will be invested in a schoolhouse Sanford Hamilton and Charles Chishdlm, the last-named of North Marlon, while driving home from a visit to a glass factory, were struck by a train at a Pan-Handle crossing. The horse was killed and Chisholm was dangeroqsly injured. Hamilton escaped with severe bruises. A stranger representing himself as a revenue agent walked into James Cos-

Sleepless Nights Make you weak and weary, unfit for work, indisposed to exertion. They show that your nerve strength is gone and that your nervous system needs building up. The

Sarsapar ilia

true remedy is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood,

strengthen the nerves. tWWwVW sreates an appetite and gives sound, refreshing sleep. Got Hood’s and only Hood’s.

Hood’s

Cures

Hood’s Plllw cure nil liver Ills. 25c.

DIED.

HOLDING—Jesse F„ at his home . 52 Hosbt day at residence at S;30

a m. Frleni

nineteen . Funeral

ids

years, Mon-

invlted.

Card of Thank*.

Indianapolis, Ind., August 31, 1S94. Industrial Life Insurance Company: I hereby acknowledge receipt in full cf the

father's policy in your

amount

pany—8104—w

withf ' ^

my rather* policy vhich amount was

horn delay. Al! representatioi when your agent transferred o

un-

paid promptly,

ntntions made ti

our Insurance faithfully ful-

to your company have been

flfted- v . LIZZIE LANGENBERG,

199 Indiana ave.

Mr. Lnngenberg resided at 938 Madlsr.n ave. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~

FUNBRAL DIRECTORS—

KREGELO & WH1TSETT. Telephone numi ber omitted from card-board director)'; to be

found only In regular exchange book, 564. OH AS. T. WH1TSETT, Successor.

! SHEA—Mrs. Grace G., died August 30, 1894, at her home in Chicago, age thirty-four years, six months; wife of James H. Shea; daughter of Z. P. and H. H. Keller. Funeral from

idence, 89 Fletcher ave., Sunday, September

Friends Invited.

J* . finally accepted & bribe of $4 and withdrew. Afterward Cosgrove found that he had been wronged, and he compelled the stranger to disgorge. The last named gave the name of McDonald, of LogansPoi’t- r The T.ake Shore officials at Elkhart have advices from Griswold and Lake, under arrest at Chicago for the train robbery and murder at Deerfield, were concerned in the raid- of last September, when the Lake Shore train was stopped at Kessler's station and robbed of $20,000. Griswold has been employed at Goshen, but he mysteriously disappeared two days before the Kessler hold-up, and he remained away until arrested for the Deerfield undertaking. Raymond Woods, seventeen years old, a contortionist of Anderson, donned a pair of green tights which he had colored himself, to appear In a perfomanoe arranged by local talent. He perspired freely and the dye faded, especially where the tights came !n contact with his right knee. The next morning he found that his knee had swollen to abnormal size and was paining him badly. Since then his condition has grown worse and it ts feared that blood poisoning will cause his death. There Is a very unpleasant feeling at Terre Haute between the mayor and members Of the City Council and Russell Harrison, president of the street car company, growing out of the refusal of the stree; railway company' to pay its proportion of the cost of street Improvements, n >arly $1<W,(X)0 of which has been taxed against the company. Yesterday the mayor of the city submitted to an Interview. 'n which he criticised Mr. Harrison in the severest terms, and questioned his supposed purchase ot the plant of the company. William Conrad, of Watsaw. chairman of the congreselonul central commitee In the Thirteenth district, has issued a call for a conference of party leaders at Plymouth on Monday next, looking to fixing a date for a convention to nominate a successor for Congressman Conn, who formally declines to make the race. The fact that Mr. Conn Is not In accord with the Democratic party on several public questions is understood as prompting hi* fin ut decision not to accept rcnominatlon. There are several men in the dUtrfcrt wining to make the race. Details of the affray at Hamlet show thut it was* very serious affair. Drunken railroad laboiets attempted to ente.- a dance hail but wen- prevented by the dancers. After midnight, when many ot the dancer* bad gone home, the railroader* returned and asss'iltcd Oku Shotu and John Roweli, bCeting them until they wore insensible. < 'b trios Whltsell and brother heard tb*- firing, there having boon severs 1 shots during the a*za«lt on Shells and Rowell, and Charles attempted to leave his buggy and wadflhot in the right thigh by Harry Gallagher, a raliionder. and It* turn a friend of wj»H*#li shot Gallagher In ihe ■tomacii. 'fho last named died of Jus wound. Wbltacll is lying in a fcngvious condition. „

Ccrm

The R

10:30

Xenia,

Yot ser

ochusetts ave. Llttell, pastor.

of Maas

lev. Joseph

m. by the Rev. J. O. Sabbath - school at

ung People's meeting at 3:45.

■vice.

East

. . reaching A. Gordon.

«n< Pr

2:30 p. m. No evening

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHUP.CH—Corner Home ave. and Ash st. The pastor, D. R. (an Buakirk, has returned from his vacation ana

will occupy his

Is pulpit to-r

7:30 Bout You

leatlor i 10:30

Rev

morrow

p. m. by the Rev. Robert South Bend, Ind. Sunday-school ung People's meeting at 6:15

Preaching : Setters, of at 9 a. m.

p. m. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Delaware and Ninth sts. The Rev. G. L. Mackintosh, pastor. Preaching by th* pastor at 10:20 a. m. No evening service. Sundayschool at 2:15 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 1:15

■-nw

p. : ven

7:45

is givi

all these services. SPIRITUALISM—The Indianapolis Association of Spiritualists will hold services in the . Hall, Lorraine Block, corner Capitol

p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday, A cordial invitation and welcome

ling 7:45. Mr. 16. vv. bprague, ui James , N. Y.. trance and inspirational speaker,

— - - -

town

and plat/o:

give tests. You are tnviti

test media

im.

ed l

will lecture

to come.

TABERNACLE CHURCH —'corner' Mwidlan and Second sts. Rev. J. A. Rondthaier. D. D., pastor. Rev. W. B, Dunham, associate pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:80 a. m. Sunday-school, 2:15 p. m. Y. P. S. C. B., 3:45 ■ isociate pastor in

18:39 a. m.,

p. m.

5 p. m.

p. m. Preaching by the assoeia West Washington-street chapel,

and in Mount Jackson chapel. 7:45 IbUl5~ CAMPBELL'S GREAT MILITARY PARK MEETING—Gospel temperance and good eitlsenshlp uervice Sunday, September 2. at 3 p. m. W. 8. Biddle. E. H. Clifford. Mrs. L. E. Scott and other prominent speakers wifi address the meeting. Grand song service under the auspices of the Young People's Union,

MAYFLOWER CONGREGATION'AL CHUROH

TA mV* li * -Mt

-St. Clair st., near East. Wilson, pastor. No preachi September 9. Y. P. S. C. E

day-school at 9:36

school 1618 X.

Thursday evening.

The Rev.

ng services until at 6:45 p. m. Sun-

36 a. m. Afternoon SundayMlssisslpt st. Prayer-meeting ig. 7:30 o'clock. Every one Is

•dial ureh,

to all the services

of this

FIRST BAPTIST OHURC'h—Northeast corner

nsyl ., e< Ited

New York and Pennsylvania st». The Rev. C. E. W. Dobbs. D. D.. editor Indiana Baptist,

rear

2, at 2 p.

* MONUMENTS, MONUMENTS-AUG. DIENER, 243 K. Wash-

ington.

MONUMENTS—Monument* at lowest pricea Vt. H. FARRELL 298 W. Wasblnrrton *t.

SOCIETY AND

CLUB

MEETINGS.

SOCIETY —Notice, Chosen Frlends-The mem. bers of Alpha Chapter, No. I, are requented to meet at True Friend Hall. When Block, at 1 p. m.. sharp, Sunday, September 2. to attend the funeral of Sister Grace G. Shea. *rour the residence of her father, Z. P. Keller No.

89 Fletcher ave.

W. H. PAGE, ■ Secretary'.

LOST.

and holder. leave 100 W.

pen and Rewanl.

LOST—Gold

w ** nu L*±i__J9H99SSS9S9I LOST—Gold bead chain, containing diamond, Friday evening. Return to 78 W, North st.

and receive reward. ___ *

LOST—Light-colored overeoat. Return to U S. LOUNGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

338 3. Meridian st. Reward.

LOST—Knight Templar* charm; Maltese cross. engraved: a keepsake. Reward. JAMES W

PERRIN, 192 S. Pennsylvania at.

LOST—At Fall-view Park or in N. Illinois st., near St. Clair, brown and tan striped cloth belt, with small buckle. Return to News office.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

crop, 1894; spiced

ANNOUNCEMENT—Nee pickles. Archdeacon's. announcement”''

All advertisements inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of i cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for le<j* than 10 cents. When blank or dash tines arc

used these are 8 cents cent postage stamps will ment of orders by mail.

be received In pay-

PEKSONAL.

PERSONAL—Ask for Archdeacon's new crop spiced pickles. PERSONAL—DRTWr H WATT' has opened an office at 86Vj X. Pennsylvania st. _ PERSONAL—Young parrots, young mocKlnp birds, wholesale and retail: lowest pricea ID Massachusetts ave. C. F. KLEPPER. PERSONAL—If you have Mood poison in second or third stages, write COOK REMEDY COMPANY. Chicago, 111., 307 Masonic Temple, ajidJeaJTi of a quick and permanent cure. PERSONAL—"Celebrated Kx»inn water-cure, milk-fruit cure: 276 acres; finest scenery; quiet, cool place: low prices.’’ DBNKEWALTER SPRINGS SANITARIUM. Spencer. Jnd. PERSONAL Freo to bald heads. Twill mail on application free information how to

upon a bald head.

at 10:45 a. m. and' i:4o p. m. Snnday-i 9:30 a. tn. Young People’s meeting 6:45

Regular prayer a:

day evenlni

services. _ _ FOURTH ( HRiarttAN CWURrH-N. st., between St. Clair and Pratt sts. George

H. Clarke, pastor. Preaching ‘ ‘ _ — by the pastor.

K F

md conference meeting ThursStrangers welcomed to all the

We«t

at 10:30 a.

pastor. Sunday-school

tor Christian Endeavor 2 p. m.

6:45 p. m. Prayer-

C. E.

Clarke,

and 7:45 p. m., 9:30 a. m. Jttni

Senior Y. P. S. . ..

meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. Social given by Y. P. S. C. E. Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. J. A. Victor, 259 Howard st.

All are welcome.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHSouthwest corner Pennsylvania and New York streets. Th congregation will unite in union services at First Baptist church at 10:46 a. m.. and 7:45 p. m.; Sun-day-school meets at 9:30 a. m.; the Christian Endeavor Society meeta at 6:46 p. m.; weekly prayer-meeting on Thursday evening at 7:46 o’clock. GRaUEM- IT CHURCH—Corner Market ami East sts. Class-meetings after morning service, and at 6:30 p. ra. Preaching at WiiW

* “ Morning subject,

6:30 p.

7:45 p. m. Veterans,”

"Our Pensioned Veterans,” after which a col lection will be taken in their behalf, Sunday

col-

ichool at 2:15 p. m. Epworth devotional at

ofi Tti

> P-

your post on

m. Official board wifi mee*. ofi Monday at

ides in Christ, be at

Brethren, comrades in Christ,

the Lord's day..

7 P. 7:30

SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Cor-n*r of JEim and Cedar sts. The Rev. George Knox, pastor. Preaching at 18:45 a. m. and 7:30 p m. Sabbath-school at 9:80 a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 4:80 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor at '6:30 p. m. Ladies’ praver-meeting Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.

rooms

MERIDIAN-STREET M. E. CHURCH- ^

Corner of New York. Preaching to- r«uns

the Paator, the Rev. C. N. Sims, D. D. j <21 x M |„ iS! , t ppt 4 moms . Class-meeting at 9:J0 a. m. Sunday- ; m rJatea 6 rot.ms school at 2:15 m Christian Endeavor : Ite s . uruien. 5 rooms meeting at 6:3d p. m. All are cordially « s. Arsenal ave., 4 rooms Invited. ! US Hosbrook. 5 room* KJLBTCHER PLACE CHURCH - Cor- if oiji, 4 6 r ^SL “ ner Virginia ave. and South at. General I Lg vv Court 5 rooYnr’ class 9:15 a. m. Reception of new mem- , w Chadwick,’4 rooms bers 10:30 a. m. It will be ‘fall-in Sun- jjg w Morris, :i roon

day In the Sabbath-school. Special musio has been prepared by the choir and the orchestra. The great Sabbath day of the year is expected. AH are invited. Preaching 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, the

Rev. R. Roberts, D. D.

CENTRALTaVENUD METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Corner of Central avenue and Butler street. Rev. Henry A Buchtel. D. D,, pastor. Sermons by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Holy Communion after the morning sermon. Sunday-school. 2:30 p. m. Epworth League service. 6:45 p. m. Class-meetings, Sunday 9:30 a. m., Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Strangers cordially Invited. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN crfURCH—Corner ot Delaware and Walnut st*. D. R. Lucas, pastor. Subject, 10:45 a. m., “The Ruleis’ Challenge to Jesus cn the Cross;" 7:46 p. m.. song service, with short address. “The Gospel In Song." Sunday-school 9:30 a. ro.. Howard (.'ala superintendent. Y\ P. S. C. E... 6:36 p. m., Dr. A. J. Clark ieader. The program for the

son* service is as folio' Wely; anthem. "My Soul iams; solo, “Abide With Me.”

cher; organ from senate (Patheque), Professor Bahr; quartet, "Incline Thine Ear,” Jones; solo, "With Verdure Clad” (Haydn >. Mrs. Goeta; solo, "My Redeemer and My Lord’

(Buck), Mr. Wilkison; ant hen

22 50 1 22 50 ' at 09 i 15 90 |

15 ft)

12 W ! 19 09 •

10 ft)

FR TRADE ^ SliLOfti hotel nice business: will exchange. VENHON. 74 E. Market.

FOR TRADE—Morten Place residence

RKALTmTaTK-H. East st.

AST 1 —

•v

&riSm

exchange for smaller prtawrty.

VENSON. 74 E. Market.

ce; win

W. K. STE-

FOR TRAD8—Light" wagon. douMo twfMMh two horses and carriage, for buggy and surrey. No. 81 W. Tenth 0t.

REAL ^iftTATR—Ixfi N. Atehaini. «AM>; «M

mtmtm, is

cash, baianv* without

9») FOR TRADE-Goal lam m Mlchlgau for » M 1 equity in Indtanapolki property. H. C. JOR- » 90 1 DAN. *» Lombard Building. * FUR TRAD® L- Brick businesa bloati: good

1 ‘ wrY'dswusf. st&jsl

7 uo FOR TRADE- Two houses and three lot* for

6 uo , trade property north; pay difference.

N; HTEVT2 SUNK AH D. 23 Hadley ave.

3 rooms

78 Dunlap, 5 rooms 227 Capitol ave.. south, 3 rooms 332 Indiana ave.. 2 rooms Store-rooms: 93 N. Pennsylvania; 112 ,

Meridian; 65 E. Ohio; M 8. Meridian; 183 In-, j,, OR TRADE—70-acre farm, eight miles from

sss, •s&trgjgt fssusi'jsrsi •»»»«-••».«.«?.

T7H E- Market. c F SAYLRS, i TOR TRADE—Queynsware and tinware store

on; anthem, “Holy Spirit,' Faure, organ; Tancredi overture, Rossini, Prof.

Bahr. •

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

WANTED—Girl. 196 N. Delaware.

Enterprise Hotel.

WANTED—Dining-room. WANTED—A good cook. 760 N. Alabama st. WANTED—Cook at 489 Central ave.; no wash-

ing.

WANTED—Dining-room girl. 86 W. Wash-

ington.

W ANTED—Girl;

West st.

general housework. 238

WANTED—Girl for general housework. 204 N. Illinois at.

WANTED—Girl W. Market.

for general housework. 78

WANTED—Colored girt Windsor Hotel.

to work in kitchen.

1*2 E. M01

19s 3.

Morris Moris

lulT

115 Meek 5 Concordia

14 0) 16 90 10 99

365 English ave.. 8 00 369 English ave.. 8 90 77 Nebraska .... 6-X> 5 Oriole 6 ft) TO S. Liberty ... 8 0) 65 S. East 21 03 01 Nebraska .... 5 00 93 Nebras!, ..... » 00 99 Nebraska .... 5 ft) 72 Bradshaw .... 9 00 730 S. East .. « *m 353 8. N. Jersey 13 ft) 235 Shelby 10 ft) 137 Kennigton .. 6 00 233 8. Alabama 12 00 301 Prospect 10-00 278 E. South .... 17 09 148 Eddy 10 06 Corner Coffy and South 13 00 13 N. Reisner ... 10 00 42 N. Reisner .. 8 38 225 N. N. Jersey 33 88 624 N. 55 est .... 7 00 17 Columbia .... 6 00 243 Newman .... 5 00

77% E. Market.

*25 oo

D. ROBINSON. 393 N. New Jersey st. first -class location; doing good business; witi trade for city property. Address N 24. New*. FOR TRADE—N. Meridian st. residence'' all

126 ^Park*ave ... 25 00 j FOR TRADE—N. Meridian st. residence; all 725 N. Miss 15 ft) ! modern convenience#: wHlqwiia equity for 727 N. Miss 16 0» ! smaller property. W. B. STEVENSON, .4 E.

109 Brookstde ave 14 00 | Market. FOR TRADE—Twelve-room house In N. Mls-

N. RICHIE. 58 _.

REAL ESTATE—New. •uwuvn, residence; Tenth st.; every cm K RTNVBNRON, 74 t. Market.

! REAL ~K8TATE~<'oil***; new tea I 55-T^wAy: &££** loa » , * u '- j REAL KSTATiE-House. h^'tWMrUrwS | Inquiie so”>hw»st ner )<ao» r and Arm-

strong sts.. North Indianapolis. REAL K.STATE-kea'wood'aveT”^

j 4714 N. Illinois st. Telephone 1*31 ^ ! REAL ESTATE—Nice lotTiT C^SliSr,,, | Twenty-fourth st.; very low for cash.

CRAFT A CO.. 47H N. Illinois st.

REAL K8TATE-Lot. harguin, tl.OW; N.

76 Ft. Wayne av IS 5) 437 E. St. Clair. 12 50 441 E. St. Clair. 12 50 422 E. St. Clair. 7 ft) 444 E. Walnut . 8 00 448 E. Walnut .. 8 00 j 105 Malott ave . 10 90 { JOS Malott ave.. 10 00 97 Malott ave ... 10 00 186 California .. 15 o*

2S2 J 12S J? ,a ^ ord “ ^ ! twenty to for ?» liaHHord":::»«? i 8p, " < ' ,and ’ Ind ’

sisstppl st., to trade for good grocery: see us at once. W. H. ('RAFT & CO., 47)* N. RU-

5 w nols st.

g 00 FOR TRADE—Equity. P*nn*y»vanla-st. reai0 oo ) dence. near Michigan, for smaller residency

sylvania; asphalt Street, - nTrichik, m a.

terms. REAL

north. Money to loan, 6 per cent.

OLI, 22 Thorpe.

FOR TRADE—40 acres land In

■county, Illinois, for good engine and boiler,

forty horse-power. Lock box 5,

8 50 FOR TRADE—Nice, unincumbered vacant lots "L"*" ia Cut ’ fnr imm-iYVArl • will tlif*

12 Roanoke 226 N. Miss 230 N. Miss

665 N. Miss II . .... .. M S34 Court 6 W , TRAD&-42.000 to

m W. Wabash. 10 ft) j

40 00 ! for improved property; will pay some dlf* 20 o« 1 ferenoe. Address W. W. LINE BERRY’. St. 14 OO i Joe Station, ind. * IS FOR TRADE^—83,000 to 12.500 stock general

171 w. Wabash. 10 ft) « merchandise; country town: will exchange for 201 W. Second... 13 00 rental property In th* city. W. E. STEVEN- » ““SSS,:::: i i ■« E -—

-ni resilience. N. Meridian. 811.00$; resrom.ble term*. I. N RICHIE. » E. Martcet REAL ESTATE - Have cash eqstonwr'for elght-room, modern residence, north «r

% tt-

- ESTATE-Farms In MartST Putnam and Hendricks counties;

this month. W. J. LOWRY, II I^aijI REAL ESTATE--Have cash customer for N* ^t^ssssr «8.sn'i.r78M

X„EW' NIC- northeast. MALOTI',

WhlUsWe

liberal terms.

s t-r* -st arsis ss

BSTATK—K.w Iw-iim. N. M.iMl.n ; ifiS £c$.;

store-room

re and dwelling.

8 33

%> 00

232 E. Washington.

328 Massachusetts ave.. sto 445 S. East, store and dwelling. See complete list at office, w. j. McCullough & sons,

No. 98 E. Market st. TO LET—223 E. Vermont st.. modern 133 33 767 N. Alabama*!! ft) 191 N. N. Jersey.$S5 00

WANTED—A first-class girl for second work.

382 N. Meridian. W A NTED—Girl

for

Massachusetts ave.

general housework. 291

WANTED—Good girl to help cook in restaurant. 315 E. Washington. WANTED—Night cook; experienced. 94 E.

st. FOSTER’S.

Washington WANTED—Lady compositor on straight

ter. 6914 W. Washington st.

mat-

VV ANTED—German girl for general housework; good wages. 303 Park ave. WANTED—DJL W. hT ^VATT has opened an office at 6S<4 N. Pennsylvania st.

tv A NTE D—fa i loress. vests and repairing, at

street.

perienced. on pants, once. 27V4 S. Blnois

WANTED—Women and girls at the dress-cut-ting school. PROF. DE LAMARTON. 78

Virginia ave.

WANTED—Coroe and investigate the drew cutting school at 218 E, Market st.. laugh

by Miss Anna Bader.

WANTED HELP—MEN—BOYS. WANTED-Taiiors. 22-24 E. Washington. WANTED—A band-sawyer. 13 N. East st.

WANTED—Men to sell

W. Vermont at.

carpet soap. Call 126

WANTED—Two first-class shoemaker* at once. 79 E. Washington st.

WANTED—Boy to run Gordon press. Call Sunday. Bast Market, room 12.

WANTED—DR. YV. H. WATT has opened _an office at 66(4 N. Pennsylvania ^t. WANTED—Man who understands farm work and can milk, with wife, willing and abl* to wash and iron for family of live; hour garden, good wages and permanent place for reliable people. Address It 1, News.

YY ANTED—SITUATIONS.

SITUATION WANTED-By an experienced

bill clerk. Address A 2 News.

Church social and prayer-meeting Thursday. 7:39 p. m. The public are cordlaly invited and made welcome at all services. _ COLLEGE AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner College and Lincoln aves. The Rev. J. F. Williams, pastor. Preaching 10:45 a. m. an 4 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:80: J. J. YV. Billingsley, superintendent. Young People’s meeting 6:» Sunday evening and prayermeeting 7:30 p. ra. Thursday The pastor hag returned from hla summer vacation and will preach, at both services. All young men and women from town cordially welcomed. Fm8T GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH— Noble and Ohio sts. J. G. Stelnert. pastor. Services morning and evening. In the morning the pastor will preach his sixth annual sermon. At the evening sendee* the Reformed churches of the city and their pastors will take part, and the Rev. F. Kalbfleiseh will preach on home and the Rev. A. G. Gekeler on foreign missions. A cordial invitation is extended to unite with ua in these

services.

VENTH-DAY

the great prince wl

Of thy people;

ADVENTIST CHURCH-

Ktandeth for the chil-

dren of thy people; and there shall be & time

of trouble such as never

th ror tne cn shall be a tii since there was

Ion

stop falllne hair " “ GARDNER,

>w to gro e hair an

hair upon

remove scalp diseases. H. YV.

box 779 Cincinnati. O.

PERSON A L- -Charles P. Hollingsworth ha:« resigned his poaitlon as inspector in the city engineer’s department and will take charge of the millwright and architectural draughting department for the J. B. Alfree Manufacturing

Company.

’And at that time shall Michael stand up.

which sta

I th,

>ubie such as never was

a nation even to that same time; and at that time thy people shall be delivered; every one that shaH be found written In the book." YYhen will he "that time’" How can we be delivered? Answered Sunday night at 7:4S,

175 Central ave. O. S. Hadley. ■

SIXTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Proachln* morning and evening by Pastor H. A. Turney. SuhJOcU. 10:30 a. tn.. "The Perfect Man”: 7:45 p. in., “Superiority of ChriMtunUy to Any Other Religion of the YVorld." Sunday-school. 9 a. m. Y. P. S. C, E.,

. Junior Christian Endeavor. 3:30 annual meeting and election of

SITUATION YVANTED—White giri; general housework; small family. 25 Blake. SITUATION WANTED — By neat, careful housekeeper in good home. 94 S. Noble. SITUATION WANTED—By experienced young man to do office work, cheap. Address X 1,

care News. SITUATION' YVANTED^ In good family: best

Washington.

By experienced cook reference. 7714 E.

SITUATION YVANTED—By experienced dressmaker; good cutter and fitter. Inquire 158 N. Mississippi. _ SITUATION WANTED—By three experienced German house girls. Call at L. E. Hugle’s Job printing and employment office, room 26. a# N. Meridian.

653 College 40 00 126 Park 25 09 106 E. Ohio 20 «0 251 Belief on taine. 13 06 199 N. East 18 00 38-61-63 John...... 9 00 393 Bellefontaine. 17 60 72 Hill '..... »00 22 Gregg 12 00 38 Ash 12 00 321 E. Wabash... 9 00 123 Newman 8 00 58 John 9 00 35314 E. Market.. 8 00 639 N. Illinois. . 30 00 166 N. Capitol av 20 09 34-36 Drake 6 00 79 YV. Seventh....15 00 21 Hadley 8 00 1095 N. Miss 17 OO 269-270 S. Ala 16 00 175 S. East ? 00 69 Fletcher....... 25 OO 88 Harrison 10 0ft 874 Dillon 14 00 151 Deloss. 9 00 186 Bates 10 00 79 Harmon........ 6 00 SI Mulberry ^ 50

7 50

174 E. Ohio 35 GO 131 N. Alabama.. 32 ft) 510 N. N. Jersey. 15 ft) 138 E. Pratt 18 00 581 Marlow 11 00 593 Marlow 12 00 637 Marlow 13 >0 384 CHnton 8 50 37 Cherry 15 00 158 E. St. Joe.... 15 00 129 Ft. Wayne av 7

58 Jefferson 42 English 252-256 English...

ayi

319 Columbia 6 168 N. Pine 10 00 500 Pendleton.... 6 00 39 W. St. Joe 39 00 65 Fayette 8 50 238 Roanoke 10 <K) 186 Elizabeth 8 00 222 W. Wabash.. 7 00 726-727 N. Miss... 16 00 371 E. McCarty.. 14 0C 203 YV. McCarty.. 10 00 58 Jefferson 8 00

14 00 9 00

19 Sullivan....... 9 oo 393 8. East..,.’.... 19 ft) 1S1 Harmon 7 50 167 Harmon...... 7 00 12 McCauley 8 00 179 Harrison 9 O') 334 Chestnut 8 00 141 Meek 9 00 17 Henry 9 00 17 Spann S'O 144 Summit 8 00 167 Bafne 6 00

_____ _ _ _ acres ground * .....1500 See complete list of houses, rooms and fiats at office. Houses in all parts of city and suburbs, „

J. S. CRUSE. 8^ E. Market at.

24 Koerner 7 50 32 S. Linden 9 00 441’4 8- Illinois... 7 Oft 228 Coburn 8 00 531 E. YVash 9 06 214 Madison ave. 7 GO

166 E. Morris 3 00 144 Sumr 118 Hoyt 8 00 167 Batne Irvington. 7 rooms, good stable, 1V» a,

TO LET—BOOMS.

TO LET—Furnished room. 64 S. Noble. TO LET—Furnished rooms. 180 N. Illinois st.

TO LET—Furnished front room. 307 N. Alabama st.

350

TO LET—Nice, furnished room, with bath. N. East. TO LET—Furnished room, with bath. 24 YV New York. TO LET—Furnished rooms, with board. 271 N. New Jersey. ; TO LET—Four unfurnished rooms. 424 B, St. Clair. Cheap.

TO LET—Desirable 348 N. Illinois.

furnished front rooms.

TO LET—Nicely-furnished, down-stairs 1*0 N. Illiuols.

TO LET—204 N. Illinois st., pleasant rooms;

board; reference.

TO LET—Four unfurnished room*. 35 S. Lin-

den st. Gas; IT.

TO LET—Two furnished rooms for housekeeping. 190 E. Market.

TO LET—Nicely-furnished front rooms; rea-

sonable. 477 N. Illinois. Desirable, lurniahed front room, first

TO LET floor. 130

New York.

TO LET—Newly gas, bath. 194

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. YVANTED—A house built for a house and lot. Address X 25, care News. WANTED—Light spring wagon; must be good _and_cbeap. Addre*s Y r 1, Xewa WANTED—Second-hand trunk; will exchange for lounge. Address L 1, News office. WANTED—No. 8 cook stove; reservoir; gas; good baker; must tie cheap. Address G 1. News.

YVANTED—To make up Jellte:

pickles; very reasonable.

Mississippi

and

Inquire

fruits. 158 N.

WANTED—To borrow $1,100; £<*r cent.; no commission;

mt.; F 1,

News.

fitur years; city proper

P- i The

hris

meetin M. will dember

iterestmg program is prepa

invitation to all ladies to attend.

P-

iffic

of the C. W. R. M. will take place at church

next Friday. September 7,

interesting prograi

nt 2:30

p. m. An

red. and a special

welcomed to all these services.

FOB SALE OB TBADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fine, young Jersey vow for good buggy, phaeton preferred. Address M 1, News. _ ____ FOR SAI.E OR TRADE—59-acre farm, with ten-room brick residence. $4,500. MALOTT,

94*4 U- Washington.

for' SALE CIU TRA DB—House' lurnT and

ground: abundance of fruit: orave. T near Brookstde; price.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Elegant AlnbamiTRt. home; eleven rooms; new and modern; will take smalt rental property and cash.

Address S 1, News.

Admission prayei vis I

over sci

chard; Eureka

$2. tOw.

STRAYED.

STRAYED—Or stolen: Bright bsy mare, fourteen and (me-hair hands high: left eye weal:. Return to DAVID DUNN, near Vincennes bridge, on Eagle creek. Howard. TAKEN UP. TAKEN UP-Part Jersey « forehead. Cali 561 Shelby st.

BROADYVAY M. E. CHURCH—Oor. Broadway and Twelfth sts. The Rev. T. W. Northcott. pastor. Services as follows: To-morrow at TO:*) a. in., preaching by the Rev. M. Y’anlngher. Bible school at 2:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Preaching by the pastor at 7:43 p. m. Tuesday at. 7:17 p. m.. Senior Christian Endeavor. Wednesday at 8 p. ra., a missionary lecture given by Miss Florence Ilen-OUci. of Jerusalem. Palestine, salon free. Thursday at 7:45 *p. m., r-meettnp. Friday at 8 p. m., missionary social at the home of Dr. J.- Wi Dashlei, 59* Bellefontaine st. Everybody invited to all these services. ROBERTS PARK M. eT CHURCH^ Corner Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev. T. I. Conltas. D. D. pastor. Claes meetlnr. 9 a. m.; Breaching at 10:80 a. m., and at 7:45 p. m., by Rev. J. Wesley Maxwell. Morning subject. “YVhat Think Ye of Christ?” evening, "Power of the Gospel." Special music-Morning: Organ solo. “Triumphal March,*’ (Costa). Mr*. Wm. Judah; chorus, "Credo,” Karmen's mass; e.olo. "Take My Soul, O Lord," (RuvelrL Mias Edith Castle; duet, "Abide With Me.” (Donizetti). Miss Castle and Mr. Davis. Evening: Organ solo. "Sebeted,” Mrs. Wm. Judah: chorus, "Donna Dobis,’’ (Farmer); solo, “Fear Not Ye. O Israel," (Buck). Misa Edith Castle. Sunday-school. 2:15 p. m.; prayer-mag ting Thursday evening, 7^0.

YVANTED — Two furnished room* for light housekeeping, with prl'atv family; city or

suburbs. Address L 25, New*.

YVANTED—To buy or rent ten to thirty acres near city or trade N. Capitol ave. property

for same. Address J 1. News.

WANTED—Room in house with widow lady or small family by single woman; refer* ence; cheap. Address F 25. News. WANTED — Unfurnished rooms for

housekeeping; or small, model (.rally located. Address E 1. Ne

WANTED—Y'ou to know that you can save money and time by leaving orders for hay and corn and everything kept on hay market With BALL. 116 YV. Maryland st.. op-

poslte hay market. 'Phone 1759. WANTED—Horse not afraid be used by paralyzed genUema: driving; one month on trial.

. . Hzfet modern house: een-

ws.

that

driving; one month on trial, of buyinr if sauefsoeoey: a've horse, with price; when can be

P 1, care News.

of anything, to

man for

with privilege

ight

(escrip*! n

>een. Address

WANTED—AQKXT8. AGENTS YVANTED—Experienced lady _ eaiTvasser: salary or commission paid ever> week: no delivering: no collecting; outfit fre. references required. Address D 4, care News. BUSINESS CHANCE. m SINKSH CftANCR—B\'erybody uses Archdeacon'h «weut pick leu. ni ’SI NESS n l A N<'E—JhTuO'r week'on'"rach »PH) without your time or risk; money back any day; good reference*. Address W 25,

PERSONAL—Reliable detective work by the National Detective Bureau, 96Vi E. Market st. CHARLES AI2IGU. Superintendent.

Newly furnished front alcove row,

N. Ea*t st. *

TO LET—Two furnished rooms; bath; reference. 267 N. New Jersey at. TO LET—Furnished' front room, with alcove;. modern. 13 X. Capitol ave. TO LET—Furnished room with alcove. 72 W. Ohio, first residence west of Illinois.

TO LET—One nicely-furnished room, gentleman preferred. 408 N. New Jersey.

bath:

O LET—Large mint room, nrst noor, lurnished or unfurnished; central; north. Address H 1. News.

smaller property part exchange. W. IS. STIC* VENBON, .74 E. Market. FOR TRADE--8B.00# stock (actual value) dry goods, boots and shoes; gas town; will exchange for rental property north part city. W^K STEVENSON^ 74 E. Barket. FOR. TRADE- Two*~goodl new house*: full lots: south; for farm of 80 to 100 acres In central Indiana: will pay some difference. J. W. BAIRD. Wi E. YVashington st. FOR TRADE-28 acres adjoining Mooresvill* for city property; garden farm for blacksmith and woodwork shop or general merchandise; cigar *lore for good city property: bakery for good lot or for sale cheap. WARMOTH,

41 Lombard. *

KOH SALE-HOHSEb AAD VEmULKsT FOR SALE—Horse and buggy, cheap. 199 Hoyt ave. _ FOR SALE—Good horse or~*prlng wagon. 209 Y'andes at. FOR SALE—Good family horae, $20. SO Jef-

ferson ave. .

FOR SALE—One set single hayness, $2.25. 241 Buchanan st. FOR SALE—-One horae; also set of wheels.

173 Pleasant st. 1

FOR SALE—Fpr pickles use Archdeacon's Jug vinegar. It Is sure. FOR SALEr—Horse, buggy, harness and road

cart *75 199 Pleasant st.

FOR SALE—Pony and surrey, corner Gale and Sutherland ate.. Brightwood, • FOR SALE—A good family or delivery horse.

_ch*ap._ 303 Massachusetts ave.

FORT 8A LE—Good, Kentl

harness: cheap.

CO., <7% N. InSotoV.

REAL ESTATE—I have a cash' buyer for m.il'ern house of about eight rooms, north or northeast; see me at once If you want to sell. BAIRD, WH E. YVashington. REAL EST ATE—17.500—TWo houses, sight rooms each; Uapitol svc.. south of Seventh; lot 61x208; cheapest *n th* market. YV. H. URAI-71' A CO.. 47% If. Illinois *t. REAL ESTATE - Two-story, Ivrlck buslnee* bUK-k; on good corner! )»>’» 1 fi per oent. H

w1,, P* v better. W. H.

( RAFT * CO.. 47% N. Illinois st.

REAL ESTATE-Lots, $200; Improved ttreeta

■Skid; electric cark; only fifteen

Star — '

natural gas minutes' walk ment*. I. “ REAL ESTA1

(Rale House; easy monthly poaN. RKT11E 51 K Market. J _ TA TYj--Choicest $600* $600, (TOO lota

—•: Improved streets; cement walk*; natural gaa paid: College av*. cam; easy

terma I. N. RICHIE. M E. Market. REAL’ EST A T B—Choice bu IJdlng" and northeast, at tow figure; a bargains In house*; I can suit y

lots, north

. ■ 'Mnw,agMtiiit

irgains in house*; 2 can ault you In sis*, price and location. BAIRD. 10(8 K. Washing-

ton.

eiiaue, * ment down. lUlnnls st.

CRAFT

, gentle horse, 26 Gtilard ave.

REAL EST ATE—Fin* brick residence; ten room*: bath, furnace, all modern crv-ve-l-emes; Meridian at., near North; lot 60x303; will sell at a bargain. YV H. CRAFT * Co..

47(4 N. Illinois it. *

FOR SALE—Wanted; Horses to pasture Apply W. T. LONG’S stables, E. YVabnsh st. FOR SALE—Elegant, new surrey and harness;

Inquire 23 and 27 W. Seventh st.

surrey and real ESTATE—Nice house, eight roams and

hath: tn Capitol a vs., south of Twsifth; nice fruit and shade; lot 54x1*1: another bargain.

W. H. CRAFT a cp.. Illinois and Market sta

iYllson Block, corner

a bargain. Inqu

FOR SALE^Six-year-old.

family

c-year-old. fine, small

mare; no blemishes; gentle; child can drive.

79 Maple.

"EST A T b" "lijifti—Seven - room"” house; cistern; both gasesr o*ty water •

FOR SALE—Fir

REAL

w*U and —

fifty Beet front, In Seventh st., near Capitol ave.: ground worth the money. W. H. CRAFT

& CO.. 47(4 N. nitnnte it.

■" 1 . 1 «"

i* 11 ? a ?f J dT t';l n * REAL ESTATE—New, two-Story house, eight any lady or child can handle. Address K 1. • ' ' • •

care News.

FOR SALE - II horse $30; top,

carriage 825.

FOR"SALE—Odd wheels, finished 265 S. Illinois st.

FOR SALE cheap. A.

Vinton

family

Vinton st.. gentle

id-spring buggy $13; . good

buggy and spring wagon or unfinished. AL SMITH,

TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LET—Two or three room*, unfurnished, < one furnished. 124 Park ave. TO LET—Neatly furnished room*. *1 up, also housekeeping. 17 S. Mississippi.

TO LET—Store and four dwelling rooms; gas and all convenience*. 737 8. Meridian st. TO LET—Desirable offices and sleeping rooms; new and modern. Afmly at 87 YV. Market. TO LET—Office room in Claypool Block, Hanoi* and Washington sU. Inquire j-oom 2._ TO LET—Newly furnished from room, ground door, short distance from posteffice, cheap.

185 Dearborn.

— A few second-hand vehicles, H. 8TURTEVANT A CO„ No.

68 B. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALK—Old vehicles taken as part pay on new ones. A. H. 8TURTEVANT A CO.,

No. C8 S. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALE—It Will pay you when you want a new vehicle to come and see us; will take In your old ones at fair price. SCHOFIELD’S. 122 E. Wabash. T FOR SALE—Fast driving pony, top, endspring buggy and harness, *35. Cow and calf for trade for good driving horse. 223 Hadley ave., YVeet Indianapolis. 3 FOR SALE—Funeral cars, landaus, coupe*. rockaways, phaeton*: our make; new or second-hand; cheap. ROBBINS & CO., 32 E. Georgia st. Repairing solicited.^ FOR SALE—Our large stock of phaetons, surreys and buggies to be closed out at whole- j sale price* for cash. A. H. BTURTKYANT A CO.. No. 68 S. Pennsylvania at. FOR SALE—Fire escape for homes and cattle; saves labor; saves animal life when the barn Is burning; safeguard against cremation; best tie on earth; no stable complete without It; illustrated catalogue. GEORGE JACKSON,

Mapleton.lnd.

earn; galled alike; square trotters; nve and six years old; fifteen and one-half hands high; handsome 1-lacks; perfectly sound. T. YV. EARN WORTH. «4W. Market st. FOR BALE—Bargain. 407 W. Second, stylish. Jet black, faifllly-broke horse; age seven; fat; sound; 835. Sorrel colt; trots below 3; fat: sound; family-broke; sell cheap, or will trade for another horse for difference: pedigree- furnished; buggies, delivery wagons; your

own price,

FOR SALE--

All advertl

headings on th:

for at the very __ . _ each day. No advertisement received for' les-i than lu cents. YY'hen blank or hash lines are used these are 8 cents a line. One and twocent postage stamps will be received in payment of orders by mail.

to borrow ■wawh

viyjrau r*r» $ -ra 4 rs—fifw, » w»”»iah j

rooms and hall: la rare lot; barn, ale.; east: one square north of Washington at: high and dry; good collar; offered at only 82,890: II.038 cash, balance easy. BAIRD, 10(4 K. Washing-

ton.

BUILDING AND LOAtt*~Th# “United States" Is best for borrowers. 90 Lombard Building.

Elevator.

BUILDING AND LOAN—Twant 81,500 on property south of Thirteenth,

83,8ft). Address T 84, News. BUILDING AND LOAN-Ltmlted amount • per oent. guaranteed Investment stock, nuntaxable. "STATE,” g 8. Penney I vanla BUILDING AND LOAN-Th* AETNA ASSOCIATION has money ta loan; no commission. H. KIMBALL, Secretary, 18 K. Mar-

ket jt.

BUILDING AND LOAN-Th* Hooalsr"Swue# a new series September I, Meets at Blodau’s drug store, corner Indiana av*. and Vermont

at., every Monday.

BUILDING A ND LOAN loan. HARTFORD SA

L't

HARTFORD

VESTMENT (X)MPANY.

Money now ready to VINOS AND IN-

JOHN M. HP ANN,

Secretary. 18 B. Market. BUILDING AND LOAN-rillgta vestment and Building Association. 61 V

Block; agents wanted. JOHN FURNU8,

retary. n. W. McBRIDE, Attorney.

Capttia Ison. 81 Vanaa

BUILDING AND LOAN-Buildlng and loaa agents wanted In every town in the State: write for terms; money to loan. Address S. W. MERCER, suite 40 Vaaoe

Block. BUILDING AND LOAN-Th* INDIJ. UIKTY FOR SAVINGS, second ffi*or i

Block, has ready money to loan; 81,006 . for 813 a month on approved security; no

bershlp fees or dues in advance.

BUILDING AND LOAN—Big Four Bull

Association. Y'ou will do well to see

plans if you want to lay bjna certain sum par

month as an Investment. W. P. MYER. Secretary. BUILDING AND LOAN

Wright's Block.

i—INDlAlTAPOU1 HAVINGS AND INVESTMENT COMPANY; and better than ever; new series begins

sements inserted under' ordlnerv ' 4tr ‘ a '* * nd better than ever; new aeries l)eg1ns

BUILDING AND LOAN—Moiwy to toan; a large «um of home funds left in our car* to

>0 and upward, furnish money fSlasjK

TO LET—Do you want store-room r Possibly you will find what you want on our Rat. SPANN St CO.. 86 E. Market. TO LET—Two store-rooms, <2 and 84 Massachusetts ave.; suitable for any business. HENRY P- PIERCE. 18(4 N. Meridian at. TO LET—Five connecting offices, upuoslte poetoffice; second floor; separately or all live. HENRY D. PIERCE, 1IG4 N. Meridian *t.

Furnished parlor, dining-room, throe chambers, one unfurnished;

TO LET kitchen;

desirable neighborhood; Central ave.

820; references. 443

TO LET—Two large, ground-floor rooms, 81 and S3 YV. Market; specially adapted to needs of building and loan association or general insurance business. Apply at 87 YV. Mar-

ket-

__ -room at - Ington st.; 65 feet long, IS feet ceiling; large, plate-glass front; newly papered and painted; with stable; 815. YY’ELCH & CARLON, Circle “iftqt TO LETT—Desirable store-room. 78 E. YVashmgtoa st,, formerly occupied by Zimmer’s drug store; whole building or ground floor. YVashington to court sta; two fronts. PIEP.CE. 18(4 X. Meridian st TO LET—The elegant store-room*. 4* and 98 N. Illinois *t.. known as the Bee-Htve dry-

FOll SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR HALE—Five fresh cows. Inquire 541 Virginia av^ FOR SALE—National cash register, cheap. 114 YV. First at. FOR SALE—Uigar store ot Invoice price. 12

N. Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE-Dress suit; nearly new"; cost lio’; price, SIS. Address T l, Newa FOR BALE—Twelve large foundation stones'; any price. Address Q l. News. FOR SALE—Established businesa on account ,_sickneaa REED, 198 W. Washington. FOR SALE—Fifteen brood sows and pigs, inquire 33 Hadley av*^ STEVE SLINK A RD. FOR SALE — Almost new lady’s Rambler; pneumatic; very cheap. WARD, 1 N. Meridian st. ‘ FOR SALE—Drug store; small stock; neat and clean; owner has other business. .Call ZIM- 1

MUR'S drug store.

— - * — a-— , ,. p ,. FOR SALB-Complete outfit of grocery uud meat fixtures; new. E. KELLER A CO.,

78 8. Pennsylvania st.

FOR HALB-CW'Mraw; good ttmda; wilt asii at invoice: other buatneiw! cause of selling.

be loaned In sums of 8100 to 81.000 at lowest rates of Interest; cam fu same day you apply; pay back

phase. A lows Hall

METZGER AGENCY,

ment, July J, 1894:

Capital stock in fore*. n«t 81,

Mortgage loans Real estate securing same

Insurance policies

Earnings to stockholders Kx[K»n»e fund to loan fund Increase tn loan* past year OTTO STECHHAN. T 8AHM, Treasurer; G. W. C. G. WEISS, General AgeM.

Block.

BUILDING AND v«nated, remodeiet IN OH AND LOAN Block, Indianapolis, tore in eight years; a installments 7$o a Fully paid class B dividends; paid quart Fully paid class G dividends; paid These shares days' notice; Prepaid 860