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will sell all kinds Of goods Ut greatly
redaced pricex for thirty days, preis,sr,st1s.
~ to anoviax int0 my New Store. CrOck.
cry. GLASS ware, Hardware, stoves, T1nware
and ~! kaa91 Of Farming lsnplelnent.
cheap Tor CaMt. q. w. DAFT.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

II YOU want n Harvester or Irvine Binder call NJ
The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.'S for the AlcCm-
mick. They never have can Dc beaten. Salts
faction guaranteed in all cases.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
N ow ooodsl

One hundred Single and Double Shovel I'!ow.
just received hv
'fuE JouN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
|oU11n

You can buy all kinds Of goods low, ut Kirkpat.
r,cks aow, As they are getting ready Tor their new
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
NOW II THE TIME

-, BrOkc, Saddle and Work Horses Tor sale
Enquire ii Kirkpatrick Bros, Dillon, Moat.n:.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

A door key, hctween this ofl,.e ind st. Ja,ncs's
this notice, '''7 "
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

fine assortment Of Baby Carriages, Revolving
Bird Cages. and Croquct Sets Just received 1T L. l.:
Thonsen's
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

40 to Mrs. lIai,s4nts. tor DR.. Balls Ilealtl,
Preserving Corset. They ar. the hest wearing and
mos, c.ninrtah bic corscts that made; especially
adapted to tlrshv women.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

J.. &. fyhrte T. Go carry the largest and best
stock Of tobiccos in Montana. Get our wholesale
prices.
carriages, manufactured by the Abbot Carriage Co.
Chicago III. Call and examine them before p,,r
HE Ions w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
Another load OF those Kushford farm wagons
Just received ut the warehouse of
TIE ]. W. l.. w. Co.
y car load OF o;t mei corn meal and rye flour.
just received at l.. Fyhri. 4 Co.'S.
\ car load Of fin. syrups just received at l.. G.
Fyhrie T. Cos.
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II you desire good, straight whisky and cigars call
ON l.. G. Fyhrie T. ca. before buying elsewhere.
L. Q. fyhrte T. Co., always have IA car load Of
beer in trlncet
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

Spring Stock received. Larger stock m.
Lower Prices than ever ut &. w. Darts.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

You can buy notions ut the. r. O. Store now
cheaper THAN anywhere else.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

= fine assortment If WALL. PAPER Iast re.
ceived ut Z. l.. Thoms.n's California Fruit Store
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
MCCORMICK BINDERS AND MOWERS

oves sne hundrcl and Fifty Mccormick Binders
and -Four Hundred Mccormick Mowers sold in
Nnn.a's. Territory, and they are the only machines
that have given entire satisfaction Calla and exam
inc them 6ef.Nc having.
TnE JomN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
" Sole Agents.
New Fhwcrs and Hats ]ust received ut Mrs.
l.. 4. 9tanson's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

Mrs. l.. Z: Hanson is in receipt OF more Spring
Goods, Of all kinds.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

Il ss'a wast to buy cheap far cash amd get only
first class goods go To kirkpatrck's store. They
buy close, aad give their cusiuacss the heneRt.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

\ new lot of Kitchen and dining room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

Choice fresh candies ut Wholesale ar rea,il NJ III
p. q, store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

0RE1xNo oooD0.

The Caldwell Wagon tor sale by Geu. w. Dart,
Call and examine these Wagons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

y car load OF o:it meal, meal and rye flour.
just received at l.. & Fyhrie Il Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

a car load Of fin. syrups just received at l.. c.
Fyhrie T. Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

.HaTneD0s Single Double, buggy,
FERRIS 4 WIRES.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
FENCE CONTRACT To LET.

From ten n fifteen hundred rods. For particulars,
see F"tL SHENoN, hannacI, NJ. l.. 1888
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
We are Preparing to Move into Our
New Store.

In consequence selling all kinds Of n,er.
cf,andise at the Lsscest l'OsSiLic .MnrOi,,,
Now is the time 10 buy CLOTHING; HATS.
BOOTS and SHOES CHEAP.
7 you want a sewing machine do not neglect tn
call On KIRKPATRICK Bios, Dillon, Mont
kirkpatrick's are offering their straw and linen
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

II you desire good straight whisky and cigars call
on L. G. Fy1srie T. ca. before buying elsewhere.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
MONTANA LUMBER l. PRODUCE CO.

Having purchased the lumber business of Green 4
Walters we willcontinue the sa,nc at the old stand,
!nd will carry IA full and complete stock Of rough
and finished lumber, doors. sash, blinds, ,noudings,
building paper, etc, etc., all Of which will be sold ut
bed rock prices.
Having the largest and best equipped steam plan
ing mill in the Territory we are prepared to furnish
special jobs Of an. kind, short notice and guar
,ntce satisfaction in all cases.
MONTANA LUMBER T. PRODUCE Co.
nj A1Aeo II you are gong tn do any fall
uWA. blowing, you want onc of those
49, Incompatible "Cassaly Sulkys,"
at SEBxEE, FEwxIs Il WmrE's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

l.. G. F9l,rie T. Co., always have car load of
beer in trlncet
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

TOD Gal III One span Of heavy &fUtes'
AUy0 0Hb6y HOsxes, one set double har.
ness, one covered, Platform Spring wagon,
farther particulars. M.19
Also Winchester rifle and double barreicd shot
gun.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

I 0R0ee ny the bushcl or cur load, at KIRK.
6uWI61 PATRICK BROS
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

A carload Of Spring Wagons and BugRes shurt-
ly tn arrive, II SEnw EN- FERRIS h WMITE's.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

werecevo regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines, aud Fashion
Journals
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Dramatic News. The London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch, Fun, London Truth, LondonWorld,
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Review Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon
don Era, London Daily News, The American Regis.
ter, Saturday Review, The Athenapm. Society. Gar
deners Chronicle The Garden. The Electrician. Eng
lish Mechanic. The Court Journal, The London Arch
itect, ST. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget The Lon
don Economist The British Architect The Builder
London Engineering London Engineer, The Acad'
emy. the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century
Fortnlghty Review, Chambers Journal Belgrayia
Cornhll Magazine London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald The Theatre, Monthly London Journal
Blackvoods Magazine Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, Tho
Portfolio, London Art Journal, Cassell's Magazine
Of Art, EyOry Girls Magazine Nautical Magazine
Bradshaws Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire.
land, Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide. Boys
own paper, little Folks lie Figaro, lie Voltair till
Bias L'Evonement, la Justice, LUnivors Illustre,
lie journal Amusant, Petit journal Pour Rire Lo
Monde Comlque, La Vie Parisenno ILLUSTRATION
Ie Monde ulustre, La Caricaturo La France Ele
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Die Gartenlaube, tlegehde biA'1ei anu many oIhers
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sSinuntial,
OFFICE OF
Crane, Paris & Co.,
BANKERS,
1874 f STREET (EBBITT HoUsE).
Sinuutial,

wAsH1NaToS, D. G., Oct !, 1888
We beg leave to state that wo have entered into
copartnorshlp under the firm namc OF CRANE
PARR1S n co. for the transaction ol iegih-
mate banking and brokerage business.
Our experience in Washington and New York,
covering period Of twelve years, WILL we think,
Justify our guaranteeing prompt, faithful, ana
Intelligent transaction Of all business ntTusted TO
our caro-.
We receive private and business accounts on de-
posit, subject 10 check at sighti discount meroan-
tile papers buy and sell United States bonds, Dis
trct Of Columbia securities, and execute orders
on the New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baill-
more, and Washington stock Exchanges.
Collections made promptly and Mt low rates, for
which remlttpncos are made daily
Financial Agents for National Banks, Bankers,
aud nonresldonts having business before the
Treasury aud other Departments of the Govorn-
ment
Reliable information furnished concerning In.
vestmepts, &c,
AUGUSTUS CRANE, IN.
ALBION X. PARRIS.
Y. ID. W1NSLOW,
Member N. Y, stock Exchange
Refer by permission to-
H. @. PAusEsTocR, OF Wlnsow, Lanior q Co.,
Bankers, New York.
IL. w. FoBn, President National Bank OF tho
Republic, New York.
MALCOLM GRAHAM, of Hartley & Graham, Now
York.
JoHS j. CRANE, President Warehouse Security
Company Now York
WA. MCCLURE, of Il. ii. Hartman & Co.,
Bankers. New \ ork.
CHAs, C, GLOVER, Of Riggs & Co.. Bankers,
Washington, II. Y,
GEO. II. II. WHITE, Cashier National Metropol-
itan Bank, Washington, j. G.
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Use Brentano's London Ezchequer JET BLACK
INK.
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never thickens or deposits sediment never moulds
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stand. Use D clean inksland. and do not mix with
other ink, puls yleas onY gVod eopI onl it0Sn
writing
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GOVERNMENT noNps.

GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs.
Following are opening highest. lowest, and clos:
ing prices on Chicago board OF trade as corrected
byspecial wire reports 10 Cooke Co, brokers'
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Transfers or Ronl Estate.
Thefollowing transfers of real estate we

Thef0lIoWlng tranBferS OF Tea1 estate were
filed for record Saturday:
Part of tract ofland called "Friendship" at
the intersection of the turnpike and county roads
being one half acre, Samuel Queen and wife to
Annie C. Paxton; dated Oct. o; consideration,
$500.
subdivision of lot 2 of square $40, with improve
ments, being - feet on the east side Of First, be-
Z. McNally TO Clara A. Chamberlain; dated Oct. 0;
consideration, 81 ,545.
Lots 9O-9l Of Chaplin Browns subdivision Of s..
ant Chaplin Brown TO Samuel NJ. JONES' dated
Oct 8; consideration, 81 $50.
Lot of block 2 of S. p. Browns subdivision of
Mount Pleasant, William A. Gordon, trustee to
Mary Robbins dated Sept. IL consideration nom :
inal.
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LA. S. l..
Louisiana Stnfn Lnffnru Cnmnnnu

orEDo WE DO IEREnr CERTIFY that we supervise tn,
dtau.igUhents Tor all the monthly and samtannuL
.s ui"wlubs ~ tlle LOUistANA STATE LOTTERY Cox.
n, n III & hlu im norsOn manage and control the draw.
,,its s9NomlseiVes ana that the samo are conducted
mo@,vs'g, @ ihlfheSs and In good faith towarI all
hats' h,gs' au @ we authorize tile COMPANY this Cor
W Tvs advertisements
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EVERY druggist will tell you that Aliens
Brain food never fails to cure nervousness,
nervous debility, and restore strength to the
weakened organs. At druggists.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
THE MARKETS.
Gossip About Saturdays Leading Events in
Wall Street

A Sharp Advance i'm Prices Expoctcd-Re-
ports OF VandorbIICs Embarrassments.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
BOOK DEPARTMENT..

It Is now three years since we opened our Book
Department, and the many people who visited, ex-
amined, and purchased Books from us must admit
that we have been the originators OF bringing the
prices Of works down TO almost wholesale prices.
We keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
AllSnndard Literature OF old and modern times; also
iiue assortment OF Stationery, Albums, Autographs
and Card Books at popular prices.
We have now put on our counter series of publ.
cations by well known wrers. published at 50 cents
which we offer at the small sum OF " cents.
FAY US A VISIT.
ID Ia II MS,
Ladies', Gents, and ChIIdren's Furnish.
inRa.
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BATEMAN & Co.
RA-HTTEERS.
14rI F STREET,

Transact General Banking Business,
Purchase and sell on commission Gov
ernment and Railroad Bonds and Stocks,
and all classes of Securities dealt in at
the New York Stock Exchange, or all
reputable securities bought and sold in
the open market,
Loans and Commercial paper nego-
tiated.
Interest paid on Deposits subject to
check.
Have private wires to their New York
House, 80 Wall street; Boston, Baltimore,
and Chicago, and execute orders promptly
at one-eighth commission.
Stocks carried on margin.
Orders in Cotton executed.
Chas. Counselman & Co., of Chicago, arc con.
nected by private wro with Batemnn Il Co., whore
q correspondent of theirs an always bo found 10
execute orders OH the Chicago Board of Trade
Reliable Information will always he furnished.
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Above subject to confirmation by onlcal List
Full list, when received, will he published In Ma
tional Ropuhonn, Washington d, Ci Times, Kansas
city, NO.; News, Galveston, Texas, and Evening Tel
granl ChIcagO. III.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic ;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, consti-
patton. 25c.
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weenumeratea a fcwbooks which may Tor mayno
bo useful 10 those around tho houses
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BALriMoRE, Oct 1s.--virglnia 6s, consolidated,
49 do. second series 362z new lo4os, SSi new IS,
bl bid to day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
THE CITY CONVENTION.
A Strong Ticket Nominated by the
Republicans
Mc1Iasters for Mayor, Bruenig, Clerk; Pat
tisOn, Treasurer, and SauIcey, Assess
sOr-The BallOting.

gate convention AT the Park Theater. IN satnr.
dav. and nominated candidates for CITY Offices.
who will be elected bv a decided minority in De-
tober The convention was composed Of repre-
sentative men of the marty. who we're deter
mined to make only such nominations as would
meet with the sunport of the better element of
the people. and that they succeeded in doing
this admits of no doubt The ticket has on il
the names of men of established character and
well recognized fitness for the offices
for which they have been selected, and
the practical unanimty with which
the nominations were made is a
sufficient indication that they were the I'M
doubted choice of the party in this city. The
"machne" did not figure cousDicuonslV in the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
PETTIS, BASSETT & co.
AIDING AsBURY UNIVERSITY.
About $4,000 Subscribed by the Methodist
Congregations of the City Yesterday.

Yesterday the day set apart for subscrp-
tions to be taken by the Methodist congregations
of this city, to aid Asbury University in securing
the De PAW endowment. 1t was thought
that the Indianapolis district should
contribute $4,000 of the $150.OOO
required. by the conditions made by
Mr.. De PAW, and of thIs amount about Sc, 900
was subscribed yesterday, and considerably
more pledged. At Meridian street NJ. Z. Church
the morning service was entirely devoted to
Asbury, and appropriate speeches we're made
by Governor Porter and c. W. Smith.
in behalf of the institution. The subscri piiOn
here was extremely liberal, amounting to So, $40,
amount 81 900 and probably $1,000. The most
liberal contributions were those of ingram
Fletcher and T. p. Haughey, who gave $500
each. At Central-avenue Church 81 ,5lS had al
ready been subscribed, ard this Will be in
creased 10 81. 800 or probably $1,000 At
$24b, at Edwin Ray $50 and at Third street
Church $40. Liberal subscriptions we're also
made at Grace and PattisOn NJ. Il.
Churches. II understood that the
Roberts Park congregation, the largest in the
city would adopt the same method the other
ming of the morning service yesterday 1t was
announced that the trustees had determined to
solicit subscriptions privately, and that pub
lie contribution would he taken. Bishop
Bowman, who was present to conduct the serv-
ice, was evidently of the opinion that a mis-
his remarks indicated as mnch. Doubtless the
Roberts Park peoDe will contribute literally,
however, as a committee appointed, with
DIR. HOughtOn as chairman, to solicit,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Indications that Four Hundred Singers Will
Attend the Coming 5sengerfest-Worl<
of the Committee.

The S9ngerfest committee held busy meet
ing, yesterday, at Lederkranz Hall. number
OF letters from singing societies were read indi-
eating that the attendance at the concerts will
be much larger than was anticipated 1t was
first estimated that the visiting societies would
bring about 800 singers, but the way
1t looks now that number will be in
creased to about 400. Several of the socie-
ties will bring music bands. Reports
from the standing committees were re-
ceived, all reporting good progress, especially
the guarantee fund committee. The members
were reque sed to accelerate the work of solicit
lug subscriptions to the guarantee fund much
as possible, so that estimates may be made at
early date. In place of Mr.. F. A. Maus, resign
go, Mr.. Ernest Knodel was appointed a member
OF the guarantee fund committee. Messrs.
George F. Branham ana Paul Krauss were added
10 Tue committee. which is to solicit subscrip
lions in the district bounded by Washing ton,
north, Illinois and Alabama streets. The other
Two members are Messrs. Christ. Brink and
theodore Pfdffiin. The committee on decora
tlons submitted plan for the triumphal
arch, prepared by Mr.. Emil Metzner. The COM
mlttee was given until next Sunday to report g
TO the costs and decorations of the arch and
other details. the picnic committee was request
cd 10 report next Sunday as to place, railroad
conveyance and other arrangements.
everything Is moving along very smoothly
and satisfactorily with the committees. They
ma that the citizens, as rule, are willing as
sist them IN their work, and the indications
tnat the festival Will surpass anything of the
KIND ever given in this city. The festival takes
pace september 6, z. and 9.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
New Suits Begun.

The Ohio Light and Power Company has begun
suit in the Superior Court to restrain Leonidas
G. Woolley, OF this city, from disposing of his
electric headlight invention, which, it is claimed
he promised to sell to the plaintiff OF, at least
an interest in it, but has since failed to do SO.
Albert Carter has applied for divorce from
Ella Carter 10 whom he was married in 1879
alleging adultery with Peter Wells
Mrs. Mary F. Snyder has withdrawn the d.
vorce proceedings instituted by her last week
against John F. Snyder, who is now patient at
the city hospital as a result OF eating opium and
morphine.
Elizabeth D. Smith has instituted suit against
Charles C. Hederick and Peter Hedcrick for $500
for damage to property owned by her and occu.
pied by the tirst-named defendant.
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the OHIO University, at Athens. graduating with
distinction in 1869. He made his own way
through college, earning money by work.
ing at spare moments. He then
took course IN the Cincinnati Law School,
graduating in 1870, and then removed to this
city and hogan the practice of law, in which he
has since been engaged. Last year he one
OF the Republican candidates for Superior Judge.
Judge Taylor. Mr.. McMaster is gentleman
OF fine atrainments excellent Judgment and up
rlght character, ana ~ minating nm the con-
Nentlon m8de Il splendid selection.
George L. Breunig, the candidate for city
clerk, Is one of the most popular and deserving
young men in the city. He is German by
birth, thirty-hve years-of age. and has lived in
this city nearly all his life. By an stfiic-
ton in his youthful days he became
confirmed cripple, ami since
mas been unable to perform any kind of
heeu chief deputy in the city clerks office and Il
more ubliging and courteous official never at
tended to the wants OF discontinued taxpayers.
Mr.. Breunig is prominently identified with sew
eral secret orders ana Will make very strong
race. 1t will he genuine pleasure to vote for
such man.
|. n. PattisOn was renominated for city treas
urer, both on account of his personal popularity
and the fact that he has made an excel enJ ofic-
la, Mr.. Pattison needs no extensive introduce
non 10 Indianapolis people, for he
has lived here many years and
is well known. He was formerly in
nently identified with local politics since his
idence here.
Eugene Saulcy, who made such a good race for
assessor, has never held any public position
other than those corrected with the police force,
ne having heen clerk of the board during the
last Republican administration. He is young
man, extremely popular, ana for several years
provided for his mother ana two sisters by hard
work In the rollingmill Mr.. Saulcy is gentle
man who improves acquaintance, and who
Will make many votes by his personal qualities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
SPORTS OF THE SEASON.
The Indianapolis Club Defeated in the
Game with the Shamrocks.
Standing of the Clubs in the League Races
Result of the Grand Avenue Game
Minor Mention.
The Contest wlth One shamrocIls.

The indianapolis club went down TO Cincin-
natl yesterday with the premeditated determi-
nation of annihilating the shamrocks, of that
city. They failed to accomplish their hellish de-
signs, however, and came home last night minus
a bail, which was donated to the
enemy. The greatest interest had been
manifested in the result of this game
both In Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and
a large delegation of the clubs admirers accom-
panied them yesterday. Mckeon and keenan,
constituted the battery for the Hoosiers, and
the ShamrOcks presented Mccormick, of the
Cincinnati league club, and Myers, their own
catcher. The Shamrocks were able to bat Nc
heon very freely, and the first four mel 10 bat
IN the first inning made a single, a triple, single
ana double basehits, in the order named. The
indianapolis boys made six errors
each of which contributed largely
to tb = defeat, and they were very unfortunate
IN 'ir batting. Although they hit very hard
even Tor them, their hits were unfortunately
scoOped In by the home club's feders. O'Leary
carried off the batting homes, making four hits
out OF hVe chances. Callahan and Peoples made
two bases, and Keenan, a home run, the longest
nit OF the game-clear over the
middle ielder's head The game was
Tied In the eighth inning, and MCKINLEY
had an excellent opportunity to score on Peo-
pies two-base hits, but bad coaching or bad
Judgment resulted In his staying third base
when he was left. Three thousand people wit
messed the game, and even a very much larger
crowd would have been in attendance had the
weather been more propitious,
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Water for Richmnnd

There seems to be an abnormal desire for more
water at Richmond, anu on Saturday last arti-
eies OF association for two water works cOmpa-
aafes were filed with the Secretary of State. The
first has capital stock of 100000, and A l..
Pogue, John F. Miller, /. r. Howard j. NJ. Gaar
and Arthur NJ. Reeves as directors The second
mas a capital stock of 100000, and the direct
Ors are George Long John Long, VIM. Renicks,
Samuel Walker and II. Fl. HOdgsen. Richmond,
besides being one OF the prettiest cities in the
State, already has the reputation of being sober
and orderly, and if it gets an over-supplg of
water there is danger of a reaction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
Attempted Rnrelaries.

About O'Clock this morning burglars effected
an entrance to Fahrbachs saloon, on West Wash
ington street. They were discovered by Mer-
chant Policeman Moore, who entered the saloon
for the purpose of arresting the men, but they
succeeded in evading the officer and escaped.
Shortly before midnight a burglar entered the
residence of Mrs Brown, on Russell avenue, and
that lady's screams attracted the attention of
Merchant Policeman Bristow, who, with the aid
of a citizen, captured the intruder before he had
stolen anything At the Central station he gave
the name of Isaac Sober, but 1t s thought his
real name Is John Bennett. He is stranger in
the city.