The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-16
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Frank Bauer and Carrie Schwan were licensed
to marry yesterday
Suit was fled yesterday by George W. Wise
man for divorce from Sidney G. Wiseman.
The When Band has been secured to play at
the Peoria (nl fair and left for that place last
evening.
Ahorse and buggy belonging to Mrs Frens-
worth was stolen in front of the Merchants
National Bank, yesterday afternoon.
Simon Smith has applied for a divorce from
Mary NJ. Smith, to whom he was married in 1877,
alleging abandonment and improper conduct
The Home for Friendless CoIored Orphans
yesterday took out permit for the erection of a
1000 addition to their building on Twelfth
street
Mollie Doty and Annie Harris escaped from
the Female Reformatory yesterday. The Doty
girl was captured last night by the marshal of
Haughsville, but the Harris girl is still at large
A valise belonging to ]. B. Haywood, No 1867
East Washington street, was stolen yesterday.
aud a coat was taken from the residence of J.
Durby, No. SO West Michigan street by sneak
thief.
Judge Rand viii be back from New York to
night, and his formal appointment as receiver of
the Indiana Banking Company will be made to-
morrow. No action was taken in the matter by
Judge Taylor yesterday.
terday in hearing the evidence for and against
the petitionfor a liquor license made by Jacob
Crone, at Broad Ripple. There is d renlonstrance
against the issuance of the license. sf.ss
The colored Masons of this city are furnishing
a lodge room in the Boston Block five rooms to
be handsomely furnished, which viii be opened
on next Thursday night This is Bee Hive
Lodge No. To- John j. Buckner; master.
AZ the business meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A., to-
night, at 7:45 o'clock, there will be number of
names proposed for mem bership, and delegates
to the coming State convention will be chosen.
Members and friends are urged to be present
The tenth annual reunion of the SEVENTEEN
Indiana Regiment will be held at Acton on
Thursday of this week The train will leave the
Union Depot at IA NJ, and return at $50 r. NJ.
Round trip tickets 80 cents, and % cents for
children
Charles johnson has begun suit for $400 dam
ages against W. G. Thompson, from whom he
rented u room for fruit stand. He claims that
the defendant left certain doors and windows
open. and by this exposure large lot of bananas
were spoiled.
This afternoon, at o'clock at the lecture room.
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Quin-
ton will give the ladies of the Women's New In
dian Association an account of her late visit
among the Indian tribes All ladies are invited
to be present.
Articles of association Of the Indiana State
Sanitary Society, whose purpose it is to advance
medical and sanitary science in Indiana have
been filed with the county recorder The off
GERS are, N. N. Shipman president and John A.
Forsyth secretary.
The regular monthly meeting of the Indian
apolis Art Association will be held this after
noon at o'clock, at The art rooms in English's
Block, to consider the art exhibit and the work
of the students; group for the ensuing year
Various recommendations from the board Of dis
rectors will be submitted, Miss Mary Dean,
Miss Dunlap and Mrs. Hussey will submit reports
of work All members are urged to attend