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TT YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN AS.

TT YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION corner Of Fourth and Franklin
strectsl.-Young men. meeting every SUNDAY
AFTERNOON al 3:i5. Secretlry's conversational
Bible study MONDAY EVENINGS ut $50.
Boys meeting FRIDAY EVENINGS s.
Meetings for railroad-mcl first and third sun
days in each month In the Richmond and Danyille
readlng-rooms, Manchester; second and fourth
Sundays In the Chesapeake and Ohio reading
rooms, at depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

The western earthquake Of Friday was
mild suggestion TO Mr.. BLAINE Of what he
may expect in that quarter in November.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

a northern correspondent calls for
BLAINE and strict justice" That is, calls
for extremes TO meet.
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MILITARY NOTICES

-- - - --~---J
UEApCUARTARs STUART House GUARDs,l
september 20, 1884.
CPECIAL ORDERS The Troop IA
- IL orltrtd TO assemble at room OF TN,
C.mpany T.. a. RegimeLth ATnOry, on Ikaxyt
JoNDAI at : O'Clock 4. ". Every ~
memberis expected 10 be present, rs business o.
imforI ance T. TO be transacted.
By order Captain HAxALL.
3. II. DIANE.
sc2l-lt Acting Orderly sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

81. WARREN KxlrsR tells corfespond-
eat Of the Tribune that the charges that
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MARRIAGES.

sHEwBEIDGE- CEOSSLFY Married. Sep
tcmber IL. 1854 by Rev. William =. Wright. al
the residence Of he brides parents, ncl- this clv
VII. WILLIAM SllkWBRluGF, Of Richmond
Va, and Miss MARY T.. CRO>SLEH, Of Ilenrlc,
county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

At he close Of the past session there were ov~
sev.ntY pupils Ia The Scaorl 81 Music. The ran
ing OF teathc,5 IL gre aim Of llis depatt lneat
Those wishing 70 enter pupils should Apply NJ
tfie institute as early rs practicable frinclpAis
Office hours flom 10 10 \. W. -,
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MEETINGS.

MON OE-WARD DEMOCRATIC
vi CLUB.
There will be n meeting of the MoNROE-WARD
CLEVELAND AND HENDRII rs DEMOCRAT
iC CLUB on TUi sDAY EVENING NEXT, sep
tcnlCr 2sd. ut O'Clock. II f-mithsl Central Hall.
Ftttn befuc, Eroad aud Marshall streets.
A full attendance Is desired.
Ey orderof -
J. TAYLOH ELLYSON, Prcsiden..
- R. JLCOHf. Secretary. 2l-2t
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN
" The members OF ANCHOR LODGE, No. 3,
o. o. G.. Will attend stated meeting At COncOr Ia
Hall 4O2 east Broad street, on MONDAY EVE
NTNG. september ~, 1854. II O'Clock. All
c.ndidaIes who have been examined Will please be
promptly on hand. Members OF slstsr lOdge in
,itsd 10 attend.
In order OF the Commander.
se3l-lt X. :. DENNY. secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

FXPENsES or 4 RESIDENT STUDENT.
TwolundraG end four dollars pcr nine i1"aois
section cover All tn eNpc s. ot entrance eos' tdi'
ltoI. lotfd. tuei. ligi-i. and wi-hinE.
Iighfv-scvCn dollars and cry ctul' "iH Lltei
hc,Slcrfc, ct % non. resident stu icn..
The coll ge-grolndS, comprising Ihlrtra h,.es
Of land have been greatly improved aud baauIii3i
IN tie llri two years. The inEltu-Jn oilers very
hyperion advantage In tire hea!thfulne's OF lk To-
cation, IN its abundant provision for the comfort
ard convenience of students. and IN The extent ant
tiinrouchnoes Of its course of instruction.
For catalogue. giving fall iniorml!.on; ApPis ~
tbe hook .tores or addre,, II. PURik Ak.
~ 23-de0d.n.- ~ &W2m Chairman tacultT.
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sG- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH lcorner Broad end Tenth streeisl.-
Rev. W. o. MCGILvEAY viii preach at ii A. II.
No sorYIce at Whit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner sixth and Main streets).-Rev. WILLIAM
W.LASDRUM pasor. Worship and preaching at
IL A. MsnG s 7. NJ. strangers and all 9TH rs well
coined. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

rITFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and 8roid ,trcetsl.-Rev. ID. u. WIN
FREE, u. d.. IL \. NJ; Rev. j. l.. BCRROw1, ID.
d., J.. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

III MONUMENTAL CHURCH.
Divine service In this church TO-DAY at the
u.ual hour OF in forenoon, and In The chaDel a!
night at g O'Clock, tie new rector, Rev. DIR. JONI
Z. NEWTON. officiating on both occasions. Sum
day school at $3.50 AN
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v0,,1,AvsOxAL.

EDgSr 1< = rs>~~,e~y>rs,ss<rss :,
, : SYss MAIN TIAw WILL sEOPE ~
NJ I.S pAN (. q y Ia 2Ds sp ssssrrsspss
Ivy q hnhostIselo Hall on Broad srsss bssw 20 Z,
Ssrth .ad seven,f. Hall opsi frof, - p n.
ia, y. II; wedBedsy non si, ~. her 2-ieaas
~. ,,i,on. fcr heir liberal fsiron1xe :, saminx
apa and a",,rits tnoir patronage fdr We v'r'
tenn. --- 49,. 49, - !, ~
1fADAME GUILLAUAE Is EEAp'
N TO Rvsuag Brr PRIVATE
LESSONS AND GLASSES ~ WRENCH
.,.,, r,s,s,rce. io7 north Seventh street
lsssI shTusThSt.I VII
1YIss n. G. LATHROP WILL RE-
ni OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
,,,r ,cs,scuec. No. <oe Ewes, Main stree'' oC-
zoe. seei-eodcw
NTJGUT sLHOOL.-Tbe subscriVes
80 sI'FF rsnti,n 81, cet on iioNDhY, sep.einbef
ygih. Circular giving informs,os soijiRg.
Sc: {: s ST APPLICATION :. :. 49,
RICHMOND FEMALE iSsri'o'"
THE COMING Sc SION OPENS
sEPTEsBER 10TH,
with The following Officers and reoc"o'''
Miss sALLEY II. HAMMER. PRISciPAi'
Latin. Moral Philosophy, aud En6itsh LiES"aS'
PROFESSOR CHARLES II. wlssioN' We ~
Natural sciences and 3atscmasics'
MI l.. T. THURsToN,
fGr,dnate Of yassar College,,
German, Mathematics, aud History
NApAMgC. GUILLAUMb,
native Of krancc,i
FTcnch.
MISS ADDIE VAUGHAN.
Preparatory School.
MISS NELLIE DUSTaAN.
Piano. Thol ough Bass, and Harmony.
MISS LIZZIE +. AGBUCKLE,
YocsIza;ion and Italian.
Mss MARY GENTRY,
Piano.
MADAME CAULFfELD,
Rar?.
MISS ALICIA II. LAIRD,
(of Eurorc)
Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. W. J.. THOMPSON,
Parcc!ail-Palnting ant Decorative Art.
Mts5 g. y. HAMMER AsD MISS :. I. WALKER,
Homo Department.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
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EXCURSIONS. PiC.NICs, dc.

ExCURsIONS. PiC.SICs, dc.
I'VE GRANDESr EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON OF 1884.
.nF,cursiou Of the GRAND ORDER OF ODD
=" ItILOWs or AMERICA will be run 10
CINCINNATI
VIA THE
CnEsAPFAkB AND OHIO RAILWAY
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1854.
ROUND-TRIP FARE:
From Richmond. ........s......s.tl2
from ChaI lOtiesvle..... IL
From 10
Persons vet members Of The order can do 80 at
ss Ttse,s sood 70 return TIL October t7th.
i,cursion Train leaves Richmond NJ 1858. An
octob,r oh, arriving at Cincinnati al 5:35 r. II.
october 7ih.
30 change Of cars.
T,,ke,. for sale AZ Chcsss eake and Ohio Railway
ssce. and by the COMMITTEES: q. W. Li9htfoot, n.
W. iJgt tfooi. II. n. Clark, Thomas Matthews, aud
" NJ. 7. Forester
zee bills. esiazs
slEET.MUsIC.
SHEhr'Moslc'
Largest stock In the city. Liberal discount, 10
,..c,,r, aud schools. Catalogues free
JOHNSTON,
,.o,-st els Main street.
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DiCH3lOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

7hc next sc sion begias SEPTEMBER lsT'
aud co.iirucs nine months.
FACULTY:
EDMUND IFAREIsoS, \. VI. Profcss'r ~ l,1iih;
II. II. HARRIS. ". 4. IL. d.. Professor OF Gr"e.
A. q. BROwN. y. d.. Ii. E..Profes,oI 81 Esghsh;
YDw. Is. SMITH ". \. Professor Ot haihem .uci'
CiAELYs n. WINSTON, NJ. ~, Ill. De- frofss'oi
of Physics:
UnIt.M y. THOMAS, VI. A., D. D., Professor %
Professor. SMITH and HARRIS, Modern Ian
guagc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

Mtss g. y. HAMVE;; AsD MISS :. T. WALKER
Home Department..
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Girls cirh. year, q age p"ll h. received IN nj
dcra:imeut. IN order that rioy may be specially
trained for the c0llogIate schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

yIcGUIRE'S SCHOOL, CANDLES
WI HILL. 500 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN Z. Mcguire, PRINCIPAL Assistants
C. r. BiAhop. l.. y. Has.elef French and ter
manl; J " Norris, Vi. A.; l.. W. rOmlin, VI. \.
schcoi-roOm open for Tie twentieth scsston on
ERIDAl, september t9th.
ordinary charges 10. tuition from eco TO sSj.
Terms for boarder. IN Response - inquiry.
Scholar mps IN ". ant T.. University, Richmond
College, anu AcGulrt's school. circulars IN book
store. Apply 10 Principal, at home, after sep
tCmicr l. u.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF a HOME fo"
ACCOMMODATES SOLDIERS.
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DAMPATIKE MALE ACADEMY.

The seventeenth session OF this school will com
mtnce on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER.
Teacher. EDGAR u. RAYMOND, gratla Or
tie IuiyersiIV Of Nir.lnia.
Fer circular, spply ~ -
CoLoNsL THOMAS II. CAHrEe,
Mrnqu'u Dost-Iihre,
William county.
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THOMAS II. GLENEEY, Manager.

A., u,ppre with b,s DRAM ,TTC COMM
YVi hs, icen selected by the B)srd of visitors o.,
J'Er CAMP, OF Richmond, Va, % direct series
~ egtimsie plays throughout the unte, a. o ,hIed
Ccnfedsrate veterans soldiers and .allofsl from
every part of the country viii be welcome.
'' GFyrRAL fIrZUUGH Lee Presluent.
ca,,,,n i,u.pIESIrW WILLIAMS lre-Presidcnt.
NSSS,@n,dl PEYTON WISE.
y. V. RANDOLPH,
JOHN Il. PURCELL,
om1nittee.
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WILLIAM HARRis's SERIES OF ROMANTIC
PLAYS.
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Mrs. W. J.. THOMPSON,
Porcc!ail- Palnting ant Decorative Art.
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Al L : l & y l.

yIuD. G. UAiia.--iESVRtCIlON ~
4 pfaNO-FDWrE I'D ORGAN RI - 80.
FtRNDSi. ND C0Mro~l ~. bi''tN-
SlN1, 81 'fOBlR IsT.- Besides fIc usH1l 'H-. 3D..
a wEFKIY PIANO CLASS viii De- giycn. -7r'
io.lltupii. In which theyH r. luirri .o '.rf -l
ie,rfe f.cnilcr-. IN lu illi lOnY COM fri' i-
-tuaV ~ Nrslca form, < %. nuro 1i w. ~ Dr. Nt
Il mos, salc charge. Lessons on 40" ~ iNN f-f
ct1ei fo flora tr.t four ruuli- AZ - -tHlc i
iGr tio-e desiring iY-t-urfiol - r., ic-i y,
An rrpife have ff,e .llW. Son fo Mr. " htit D.
pIAS0-FORIE REC iT . e.. log terms fld ID DO
tfcuinr-. aGircss Nr. AIR ~ NeW-isNcr Nui.r
'|'F"'' 80 ~ ~ ~ ,r iO.sr TuGThfhe2
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.PET7IS. BASSE7 & co.
BRIEF MENTION.

To-day will be the last day to redeem property
bold for taxes without additional penalty.
There is talk of extending the East Washing
lon street car lines up Sturm avenue to Wood
ruff Place
The free illustrated Bible lectures will be CON
hnued in Circle Park to night at o'clock. Sub
ject Restitution
The managers of j. Daviss Inter Ocean Show
have made arrangements to winter at the Expo
sition grounds here.
Capt. David Braden, in consequence of bust
ness exigencies has concluded not to make the
race for the Republican nomination for Repre-
sentative.
The lady managers of the Orphan Asylum re-
turn thanks to the fat and lean base ballists
for $40 donated as the proceeds of the game of
ball yesterday.
The Republicans of the Thirteenth ward will
meet at 8o'clock this evening at No. 223 West
Vermont street. for the purpose of organizing
Blaine and Logan club
The Light Infantry gave dress parade at
their camp in the Exposition grounds yesterday,
which was witnessed by large number of ladies'
and gentlemen from the city The company is
contemplating progressive oontzn party.
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SEVEN WEAK CANDIDATES.
The Democrats, in a Mobilize Convention,
Nominate Legislative Ticket

The Democratic convention for the nomination
of legislative ticket was held on Saturday
afternoon, at Mozart Hall, and of all the noisy,
unruly and unseemly political mobs ever got
| together in Marion county it was certainly the
worst. It was utterly impossible to control it OF
keep it even within the bounds of common de-
cency. Only about two-thirds of the delegates
were in attendance, but the crowd was sufficiently
| large. Sim Coy. chairman Of the county COM
| mittee, called the convention to order, and i'm
mediately gave place to Hon. w. D. Bynum,
who acted as chairman, the convention being an
adjourned meeting of the county convention
over which he had presided Charles Cooper
acted as principal secretary. Resolutions were
presented by Mr.. Coy, as follows, and they were
adopted:
Resolved, That the nominees of this convention
hereby instructed to favor such legislation will
tend to prevent bank failures and depositors
from loss. They are also instructed to secure law
abolishing the useless and expensive Offices Of treas
and assessor of Indianapolis and providing that
the duties performed by these officers be here
after performed by the county treasurer and town
every tending to increase the Indebtedness
of the city of Indianapolis, the county of Marion
or to increase the taxation in either, any change
making the law less restrictive upon this subject than
- =, nasol,,+;on 80 tbonls : +boso t,;at;o
statesmen who had aided in the passage Of the
metropolitan police bill was also adopted after
,vb;cb tbo eo,,var+ion sa+tlaa down ~ brs;nass
ba O,,e nf ToseoS w N;obol w e
Tbomnson and Jobn Finch we've NH for.,o u =
e. AZ c+at $500 = Th t harot -
4 the n%o;ca - he frst anad s,,d s =.
snonaed br;eAv rha ,,s,,e of Jab,1' AZ E;nnI
Sas and Hy Tbo, as
mors,u onir ated for the other nlaea IN sha
senatorial ticket o'S- f-''so - ~
Far ,arreseT,ta+ivoo +ha n.ras of 1assa
Wbitsatt Dr w McDonaId fp;ioi oeI IsTa p
Honkins Michael Farrell william 4nJe s..s,y
-i Maas 800, e = 2 81 y.
7 Pendiaton "a Scbm;dt McbaaI r 81 ~ W q
i Tareton (Psrrcl .Iohn Schiey GeoroaD ~ "
Gar 5o, NJ oon IN ~ oeorge w
nressntad and tba bsllot;n ,yss co,,+,l,nd
tba oraafass yvranol;ne ana conf,s;oT r ss
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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel r a. Jewett jefferson,
Ind; J. r. Carmichael and son, Rushville;. G.
N. Clifford, Upton; John Stark, Morgantown;
w. NJ Hunnicutt Rockville E. S. Ball,
Frank Rodgers Oakland; Edward Potter, New
Albany; r. B. Henley, South Bend A. Weaver,
Gosport; Charles Baldwin, Goshen; A. r.
Daugherty Rochester; j. L. Hough, Richmond.
Bates House: H. H. Gibson, Sandusky, o.;
M. H. Lathrop, Boston, E. w. Beach, g. NJ.
Beach, Cleveland; W. w Parsons H. Sandison,
A. G.. Nichison, TeFre Haute; H. S. Downey,
louisville, KY; 3. j. Kinder Boston; S. d.
Pruitt and wife, Rockville Ind; II D. Rooms
and wife, Richmond; VIM B. Perkins, Canton,
o.; P. A. Stewart, Columbus, o.; O. L. Lock
wood, Grand Rapids; Edwin Lang, New York;
H. W. Marsh, Charlottesville; VIM. FL. Daniel
son, Boston; E. a. Smith, N. B. Blackstone,
New York.
Denison House: John Beatty, jr., M. MELON
aid, 7. R. Mel, q. Main, w. s. S. Rodgers, Beale
Poster, 2. Eberly J. L. Rodgers, Louis Quinn,
II. B. Olmstead, Henry Smell. Columbus, o.; j.
g. Tebbetts Lafayette; j. J. Tebbetts, L. H.
Tebbetts, Chicago Chas. B. Hail. f. A. Gibbs
w. A. Miller, Mrs. J. w Clark Miss S. Jackson
Miss Hanna Grover Miss Dollie Hatton. j. D.
Wallace, Lafayette; E. NJ. Randall, Florida;
Will B. Davis, Troy, o.; H. j. Fahein. E. H.
Payne. Richmond; w. A. McCabe and wife, Gin
cinnati; ]. w. Williams. New York; John Nc
Clary jr., Vincennes; Fred M Mason, New
York.
Grand Hotel Mrs. Emma Mont MeRae
Miss NJ E. Moore, Marion, Ind; Will NJ Bliss,
Rushville; WHIP. Jared, Muncie; b H Aiken,
W. 7. Eldridge Columbus; H. R. Jamison,
Lafayette; Charles F. Coffin, New Albany; a.
Darlington, Jacksonville; w. G. Hazeirigg,
Cincinnati, o.; P. Sewers, Moline, Ills; T. j.
Buchanan Barnesville o.; c. e. Hampsen,
Rufus Benham, Columbus; W. j. Hill, w. E.
Randall, John E. Thomas Cincinnati; A. NJ
Robbins, Louisville; J. G. Urmey, Chicago; F.
A. Barrett Wellsville, Pa; w. II. Quinn, New
York; E. S. Bonsfeld, Bay City, Mich. Ed
Donnell, Greensburg; ]. J. Jennings, Columbus.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Hon. G. G. Matson, of Greencastle, was at the
Bates House, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs John M. Shaw have returned
from their European trip.
j. w. Riley leaves this morning on a visit to
Don Piatt, at his country home.
Mr.. Cornelius JONAS well.known citizen of
Perry township, died yesterday.
Judge John N. Scott and family have returned
after years sojourn in Arkansas.
Miss Irene Martin, the daughter Of President
Martin, Of Asbury University, is visiting in the
city.
Miss Effe v. Jones returned home last week
from a three weeks visit with friends in and
near Terre Haute but left again on Thursday
Wabash.
Col j. B. Maynard, who for several years has
done faithful service as editorial writer of the
Sentinel. has resigned. He is succeeded by Mr.
Echols, who has done political work for the
paper over the nom de plume of Roy Roy"
Saratoga Letter: Mrs. Hendricks, with her
distinguished husband, has visited Saratoga for
many seasons, and is therefore quite well known
here, but it is more than probable that she never
attracted as much attention even in her youth
full bloom and beauty as she does now, when
she is possibly to be the hostess Of the White
House. She is courted and aattered, and even
toadied to in a manner that am confident is
foreign to her delicate sensibilities but she is
gentle and courteous to everybody and under
meath her quiet manner / can see that she pos
sesses great force Of character, good judgment
and q keen insight into character Mrs Hen
bricks is rather below medium height of good
figure, somewhat pale, but with undeniable good
looks, not precisely beauty, but one of those
whose faces remain longest in your mind. lean
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Arrived Too Late.

The other day Judge Lamb, receiver of Har-
riscn's bank, got wind Of an investment made by
John @. s Harrison in Western Union stock in
New York, the stock having been bought when
it was down to 80. The recent advance had
made the purchase worth about $12 900, and
Judge Lamb was anxious to get hands on it in
order to have something that would figure as
assets. He sent trusted agent TO New York,
who, unfortunately, arrived day too late, as
the stock had been garnisheed by New York
rreditor
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Mrs. PHOEBE RICE, 1908 Madison street. 4
sister Of Hon. H. Clay Sexton, chief St Louis
fire department. says the st. Louis Post Dis
patch, had been sufferer from inflammatory
rheumatism for seven years; the muscles Of her
hands and limbs were contracted and she used
crutches. By single application of St. Jacobs
Oil she was benefited Internationally, aud
finally completely cured.
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a Yirorons sainon IrirI,t.

Saturday afternoon Andrew Scanlan, afreight
conductor on the L, B. 8 " railroad, was badly
beaten up in row in the California House sa-
loon, and Charles G. Skotzki the proprietor and
Stephen Skotzki. the bartender, were arrested
for the offense. n
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BROKEN LOTS.

HpRrcEs ALWAYS N PLAIN FIGURES "A
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Opera at the Zoo.

Keats Opera Company will be at the Zoo all
week, producing 'Pinaforep the first three nights
and Mascot the last three. The company
has been successful elsewhere, and will play
here at low prices
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HAVE your shirts made at Parkers.
SILL IN Ton

Sui on Top,
The Henley roller skate still sustains its repu-
tation for being the best skate on the market
1t has an elastic movement that no other skate
has. We keep the repairs in stock, and repair
the skates when desired Nickel plated Henley
club skates at reduced prices. o,
HILDEBRAND e. FUGATE.
80 South Meridian street.
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imagine that she would be a valuable aid to any
ambitious and talented man whose interests
were her own. She dresses with exquisite neat
ness and taste, and seemed to take great pleas
ure in watching the little children.
Professor 81. s. Tarbell will leave for his new
field Of labor, Providence, R. l., next Thursday
The Educational Weekly says: Professor
Horace S, Tarbell, late superintendent of the
indianapolis schools, was born at Chelsea, VT,
in 1885, and is the son Of a Methodist minister,
He was educated at a Methodist college-Wes-
leyan University, Middletown, Conn, from
which he graduated in 1859 Mr.. Tarbell, soon
after graduating began teaching in the New
England academies, where he remained for
seven years. In 1866 he came West, teaching for
five years in Detroit, Mich, as principal of the
ward schools. At this time he was elected SUI
perintendent of the East Saginaw schools, from
which he received the promotion to the State
superintendency for Michigan. In 1873 having
been elected superintendent of the Indianapolis
schools, he resigned his position and removed to
this city. In his short stay in Indiana Mr. Tar
bell has won many friends, as he richly deserves.
Providence, r. l.. whittier he goes as superin-
tendant at salary of SO, 600, has received a
prize, while Indiana has lost strong educator,
Christian gentleman and a manly man
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Theatrical Attractions This Week.

MI. Dan Suly and his comedy company ar
rived here yesterday, and tonight at English's
will appear in their great success Corner Gro
Gerry, which is one of the most entertaining plays
before the public. The Indications are that the
patronage win be deseryedly large The last
three nights Of the week Gus Williams il his
new play, Captain sMishler, will be the at
traction. m M 81,
At the Grand, tonight and during the re-
nainder Of the week; THE Romany Rye, the
most popular Of all the English melodramas, will
be presented with the most elaborate scenic and
realistic effects by Brooks & Dickson's company
which is composed of capable people.
At the Park. all week, THE Bandit King will
be presented by J. n. Wallack's company and
it goes without saying that there viii be very
large audiences at each performance; whils at
the Zoo the Leonzo brothers. in one of their sem
sational dramas, and speciality company, will
afford the entertainment
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Robert Heller fell into Pogue's run yesterday
afternoon and broke a leg He refuses to ex-
plain how the accident happened
The room of Mrs. Blanton, in the Exchange
Block, on Pennsylvania street, was entered by
burglars on Sunday morning, early, and robbed
Of $28 IL money Nothing else was disturbed
The Grand Prohibition Council Of the State
meets at the Park Theater on Tuesday after
moon, at 2 o'clock. Every Sunday school and
ton.
Mrs Margaret Haley, whose husband was ac-
tidentaliy killed few years ago in the Ken
lucky avenue sewer, and the mother Of Patrol.
man Haley died yesterday She has been an
invalid for two years Or more
Charles Daffee was found walking around in Q
South side commission store, yesterday morning
about daylight, and was arrested on charge Of
house. breaking. He claims that he found the
door Of tho store open, and that he had no in:
tontion Of stealing