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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-31
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Rector Bradley will hold'a communion service
at Christ Church, at 1890 A. NJ. ON New Years
day, being the feast or the circumcision of
ie hrist.
q A male infant, six weeks old. was left on the
at the residence of e. D. DIN. No.
PP..)7 Broadway street. on Saturday night. 1t
was sent TO the Orphans Home
A commission has been appointed to investi-
gate the mental condition of Johanna Collins
who left home about week ago under the hal
ShucinatiOn that somebody intended to kill her.
esShe is now at st, Vincent's Hospital.
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to
Thomas ". Hollenbeck and Susan Armstrong
Charles Vaunot and Celia Miller, John O'Conner
and Bridget Cain, Marshall H. Carder and Har-
riet 4. Smart, Patrick Burns and Rachel Teeple,
James Mccoy and Annie e. Vlckery, Samuel W.
Vest and Rachel Davis, James II. Nail and Mary
A. Howe.
Patrolman Clarke, last night, arrested Ed.
Livingston, the bar-keeper IN BILLY" Morgan's
saloon, which has been under special police
surveillance for several days, on the charge of
selling liquor on Sunday. The required bail for
his appearance IN court this morning was
furnished by Morgan, and, 1t is understood, the
ease will be fought.
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PROGRESS BY THE TORCH.
Two Stirring Discourses by Revs.
Reed and McCulloch.
Each Vigorously Endorses the Destruction
by Fire of the Cribs at the Hos
pital for the Insane,
Rev. Ross @. Houghton's Advice as t.
the Bestowal of Charity.

Dedication of the First Evangelical Church
by Bishop Dubbs-PresentatiOn to Rabbi
Messing-The Model Sunday-School.
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you believe that, you have only one day az
time to care for. Put yourself into that day and
make much OF it.
FIRE for many years was used to burn
such women as the Maid of Orleans;
such men Cranmer. 1t was used to burn
goodness 1t has changed, like the cross. Now
II is reserved for bad old things, and people con-
firmed in badness 1t let's the oppressed go free
and scorches the man that bound him, making
ashes of his bonds. Fire means liberty and light.
1t was pillar of fire that moved before march
ing Israeli the pilot out OF the land of bondage.
1t is both deliverer and avenger. 1t is comfort
and punishment. 1t is one thing to tue cottar
on his Saturday night, and another thing to
Judas in his own place. 1t is the symbol of the
love and of the wrath of God. !
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-31

Mr.. Ct g Wyndham and his excellent come
dy compiX the best, undoubtedly. now before
the public, will begin limited engagement at
the Grand tonight, the repertoire being as fol-
Iows This evening "Cosy Couple" and Butter
fly Fever" New Years matinee, "Ho1sehOd
Fairy" and Brighton Tuesday evening,
"Ruth's Romance" and "The Great Divorce
Case" "wednesday evening, "Cosy Couple" and
"Where's the Cat?" The company made an ex-
eellent impression here last year, and there is
every reason to believe that the present engage
ment will be equally successful. Admirers Of
clean, straight" comedy, presented by care
fully selected and competent company, will be
afforded genuine treat by the Wyndham en-
gagement. The last three nights of the week
Mr.. W. j scanlan will appear in BARLEY Camp
bells play, Friend and Foe"
At English's tonight, tomorrow afternoon
MIND night and Wednesday night Mr.. W. J. Fer
In his new play, "a Friendly Tip" in which he
appears as Sir Chauucey Trip, a "dude." The
play is said 10 be very funny, and Mr.. Ferguson
Sdas made decided hit in It, The latter part of
: the week the old-time favorItes, Mr.. and Mrs.
NV. j. Florence, will appear at this theater in
;5 heir new play, Facts, or His Little Hatchet,
and |The Mighty Dollar" Much Interest is felt
IN this engagement, as the FlOrences have al
ways heen popular here.
!, Castles Celebrities will be at the Park Theater
all week. The company has been greatly
strengthened since its last appearance here, aud
ia now one of the best vaudeville organizations
on the road. Large audiences will undoubtedly
eontinue at this theater,
The Dime Museum, on North Pennsylvania
street. entertained over thirty thousand visitors
last week. This week there will be number of
new curiosities, besides those that have been on
exhibition, and an entire change in the enter
tainment given.
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erl EN- hhi AlN"E-Nls his hF hNlNu'
per Both the Lyra and M8nnerchor societies will
give entertainments for their members and in,
7vited friends this evening. for which extended
preparations have been made. Several of the
other musical and social organizations will give
private entertainments.
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HOW TO BEsrOw CHARITY.
Rev. Ross G. Houghton's Evening Discourse
at Roberts Park Church.

at Roberts Park Church.
Rev. Ross G. Houghton preached to his con-
gregation, last evening, on the. subject of
charity, as follows:
Text-"Blessed is he that consdereth the
poor" Psalms xii l.
God is not dependent upon us for the support
of his poor. He could so have arranged the gifts
of his providence as to have had no. poor. Or,
he could have made us so that, like the lilies of
the field, the whole human race might meet
every want without toll or spinning God does
not ask US to do this or that work
The only reason why he demands our agency is
that tits part of his present arrangement for
good. God knew that It. was ''more blessed to
give than to receive" When he Put in motion
the broad machinery of his mercy, he resolved 10
regulate by laws OF action and reaction; and He
made the work of charity, in ali its branches,
twice blessed-a blessing to him that gives and
a blessing TO him that takes He who puts forth
all his energies simply to acquire, is not blessed;
but by the common consent or his fellows he is
counted miserable To spread out his whole be-
ing, body, mind and soul, for he one purpose of
gain, stamps him of the lowest type,
Giving is the noblest part of man: che part of
his nature that lies highest and nearest to God:
which most prOcl9ims him Christ-like.
With these cold storms of winter comes again
the call for charity. Many are without employ
ment, and many, by their improvidence and
sinfulness, have made themselves poor when
they ought to have a competency. Shall we
meet This demand for charityf
To be sure poverty is often the result of careless
ness and vice The persons who now stretch out
their hands for help are, i'll many instances the
very ones who support the liquor saloons and
the low variety theaters of our city. And some
who have not thus wasted their substance
are lazy enough to try the patience
and provoke the wrath of a saint. Still, il men
and women and children are actually suffering
this cold season we must helm them in some
way. You know Ruskin said Fools are made
for wise men to take care Of" and as, in this
case at least, we suppose ourselves to he the
''wise men," we must not ignore our obligations.
And now the practical question comes IN:
elbow shall we best help the needy among us2'
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The Model snndax.schooI.

The Second Presbyterian Church Sunday
school elected officers yesterday for the ensuing
year, as follows: superintendent, H. II. Walker;
assistant superintendent, W. s. Bates; secretary,
r. c. Miller; treasurer Charles Mayer, jr.: libra
rjan, Charles Clark. A report of the years be-
nevoleDces for the school as made showing as
follows: On account OF foreign missions, $50;
mic last summer, S25: for Yandes-street indus
trial school, $40. so; for free kindergarten
schools of the city, S149. 70; for private chart
ties, $40. Total disbursements of the school for
charitable purposes, for the year, $4,000.
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Led Astrav.

hf Molie Pierce, girl OF seventeen years. was
Ia arrested, last night, IN the Nicholson house of
~ prostitution, West Washington street, by
Captain Colbert, on the charge of associating
II with prostitutes, and pedder giving the name
La Of Robert a. Wright, who found in her
company, taken into custody. The girl re-
Gently this city with Wright, and until
Io three days ago had been living with him as his
.-Con wife at the DIXON House. She claims that her
bonds home is Pana ILL.,, and that her father VIM
Railro Pierce is farmer Two months ago she eloped
vanla with Richard Pone young man who had lived
Erie, adjoining farm, and they went to Decatur
to he married. After reaching there, however,
she learned that Pope deserter from the
regular army ana claims that she refused to
marry him. He had, in the meantime, however
seduced her. She lett Decatur and went to At
AS wood to live with family related to Pope.
abe on There she made the acquanan of Wright the
It. - peddler, who, the girl Tells il,
cse 'sked her to travel with him. 81 had
as well never much OF the world,'
ercol ce said in relating her at the police sta
s.e \ last night, "and thought would like TO
iKs beIeIaVel for awhile, and so went with him." She
the fused tn further than this CITY, because she
busIness red that she would get SO far away from
ment tri mad been sent to the Nicholson place and
as well Wing that she liked it better Than home, had
abundance tueu W iNe Ihere'
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ferred 1, Canal

Northern Pacific
gon & TranscoDtirrrENT MATTERS.
succeeded by anf-@
@5s in the gems and Varied Attractions at the
Pacific Tr~ rheaters This Week.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

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We are agents for the celebrated W. t. Woods
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The success of American magazines
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atlantic MonttlY to arrange with q firm
of London publishers to issue their
monthly in London a few days later
than its appearance in Boston.
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Prof. Tyndall says, there will be a
wonderful change in the appearance of
Niagara Falls in five thousand years.
1t is quite likely that there will also. be
a remarkable charge in ourselves by
that time. Any how, we shall see, =
NorrtStOUn Herald. .,e-
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A Daughters Misery.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-19

Characteristics 81 Souaaarl River Travel.
For n certain sort Of Il daredevil,
blow-np-as-you-go air, the river steam
crs that RIM on the Savannah bear the
palm. These little craft penetrate rs
far up the river rs Augusta. 80 miles
distant They are -wheelers, with
open decks, fiat bottom. and akin to
the traditional steamer that run on =
heavy dew when loaded the floor of
the lower deck is amoSt flush with the
water About an hour before the de-
pan ture of these steamers q crowd be
gins to gather at the landing. The ma
ioritv are negroes, but there are several
whites -expectant passengers and curl
Gus sight-secrs among them. The mar
row gang-plana leading to the steamer
is cantcd at an angle Of forty-tivc de-
grees, the bank being perhaps twenty
feet above the river. Down this plane
the deck-hands wheel on board the
freight, miscellaneous bags, boxes,
crates nnd barrels, stoves and other
hardware, furniture, hay and grain, for
all these things the Gcorgians import
At length n half-dozen mules, which
have been awaiting their turn, are
reached, and the crowd presses forward
rs if expecting something. Ten stout,
able-bodied deck-hands are assigned to
one mule, and the sport begins. Four
seize the rope attached to his halter,
two tickle him under the ribs with rid
inc whips to make him ''limber mp.
and four push from behind. The mule
plants his fore feet firmly, but with this
force is fairly slid down the plank and
on board amid the plaudits OF the by
ISLANDERS. After the freight is loaded
the passengers 90 on board They are
all natives, tourists rarely travelling by
this conveyance, and quite interesting
rs studies. There is fulfilled, compla-
cent old planter, who will get off at
some up-river landing and ride to fine
old country mansion between rows of
live oaks draped with moss; a wild-eyed
native from the interior, clad in butter
nut h0mespun, with long hair and
beard, and rifle flung lightly across
his arm; two or three crackers, " much
lower than he in the social scale; and
several female passengers with no par
ticular individuality. - Correspondent
Near York Post.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-19
The Monkey Barber Talks Nonsense.

''liullol johannes, said the assistant
Of the German barber near the Cooper
Institute on Friday, as tho reporter came
in TO ret shaved, Il GOT an idea you hat
der combination uf der doorhantle for
golden already. Also. | vos a-scared
der olt man daiked CLEAN troo your head.
n hole lasd dime you vos here He hat
vent home. | ton'd know if hes got
lecdle someding he wood like to sbend q
day daiking apowd nit his wife, or if he
choost wants to elf his chaw u rest und
praee up for der Saturday rush of drade
yet.
He can dalk choost so steady like a
yintmiil goes rount. uad he provides
his own wint pesid, He peats my
Duesday night girl owitsi!c in und dot 5
high braise us him, und don't YOU for
rid Something's. Dot gall fills Il pig lamp
fresh, SO soon vat | come effery Dues
day night, und dalks dill der oil is
purned away, | hat been sex weeks to
see her already, und der only vorts
more as yes und 'ho' vich haf yet got
o shance to said is, 'Clementina, do YOU
dink You can finish on der lamp from
der hall?'
'Und dot prakes her right away up,
because she knows it dakes der gondents
of dot hall lamp to lighd der place While
she been saying goot nighd. Her olt
mans a hummer, ind he's got to hat n
bardner to make der bills ovid. Dot
is der bardickler goot boint apowd
Clementina.
''Py Chimancddy! If it vosn't for me
der poss would got only Won gusdimer
dots deaf man, vich can'd see his
ears ovid. He wouldn't dumble to any
ding uAless der dictated railrote fell on
dop of him. All vot der resd of der
gusdimers come for is on accound 1
know enough to keeb my mout shut: OK
cebting if fresh Teller comes in, l dalk
him sdone plind to safe my own life.
"Seddling a new goundry in is choost
Ter same rs if man should ovid uf a
balloon drop, alrelty. If he in a nut
buddle sdrikes he viii sure come ovid
dirdy.'
But oppose he brings his mud pud-
die along with him?' the reporter sug-
rested.
Now, vot voolish gwesdion dot
vas, said the monkey barber ''You
haf been gedding so long shafed NIT der
oft man YOU hat got upsite down your
mead, alretty. - NeU York San.