The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-22
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Twenty three deaths occurred in the city the
!. past week
Building permits amounting only to So. 42s
were issued during the week.
Jennings county yesterday made the semi
annual settlement with the State, paying into
the treasury 81. 398 81.
The case of Ezra G.. Lippincott against the
Shaw Carriage Company has been referred, by
Judge Woods, to w. P. Fishback, master in
chancery.
Christian Willie and Louisa Shakel, George
Colclazier and Mollie Burns, Anthony Hicky
AND Mollie Larkin, procured marriage licenses
yesterday
H. G. Levi will assist the choir of the Second
Presbyterian Church to day, and will sing this
morning the tenor solo from Elijah" '1f with
: all your hearts !" etc.
John Briggs who was sentenced to a term to
the Northern prison for counterfeiting has been
released from the penalty of fine and costs under
the 'poor convict act by Commissioner Jordan.
The regular Sunday gospel meeting will be
held at W. G. L. u. parlors, 76 North Pennsyl-
vania street. this Sunday afternoon at 345
The meeting will be led by Mrs. FL. G. Page Ev-
erybody welcome.
The annual meeting for the election of officers
of the Young Peoples Christian Temperance
Union will be held Monday, Nov %, at P. NJ,
tendance is desired.
Esquire Smock yesterday settled the case
growing out OF the fight at the Dime Museum, a
few nights ago, by fining John Robinson for
provoke, Henry Curtis for assault and battery,
and dismissing the suit against Manager Sackett.
Addison Macafee was arrested yesterday for
conducting policy game. He gave an appear
anee bond in the sum of 5000. with Samuel
Perkins surety. John Burke, arrested on a
like charge, gave the same bond and bondsman
for his appearance.
On Tuesday the oath the managers of the In.
dianapolis Orphan Asylum will be found at the
When clothing store, where THANKSGIVING dona-
that the friends of the orphans will generously
remember them this year.
= In the probate room of the county clerks office
yesterday, the bonds of James S. Cruise. admin
istrator of Elizabeth Smither's estate, and of
Charles Feller, assignee of Samuel G. Seaton,
were filed and approved. Ernest Knodel is Eel
ler's surety in the sum Of S. 000 the assignee
making oath that the probable value of his trust
is 81, 500.
LA Chocoatiere" is the name given an enter
tainmcnt to be held in Masonic Hall, Dec l and
z. by the Ames NJ r. Church people This
style of entertainment is quite novel, as well as
furnishing considerable amusement to those who
have been so fortunate as to attend one, and the
Ames's folks assure their friends that this event
will be fully up to the standard.
Ihe Will OF ousan Brown was probated yester-
day. 1t leaves all her real estate and personal
property, except two small requests from the
latter to her daughter, Laura Stewart and after
hsr to the daughters daughter, Mamie. In the
event Mamie dies before her mother, then o !
ltatrix son, Charles Lewis, is to have the prop
erty at the death of Laura.
Judge Taylor continued yesterday the hearing
of the habeas corpus application of Ora Reynolds
for the possession of her child the child's father
Robert L. Reynolds, and the latter's mother be-
ing defendants. The testimony was the same as
that heretofore sketched, and came to an end
late last evening. Arguments will he heard on
Monday morning. directly after which it is
thought the Judge will give his final decision.