The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-25
THE CITYIN BRIEF.

The State Board of Equalization meets again
to-day.
Alfred A. Ellsworth was given judgmentin the
federal court, yesterday against Richard Speer
and others for $542s3.
The rumor of the killing by Indians in Colo
RADIO of Joseph Dougherty formerly mail
carrier of this city, is authoratively contradicted
Judge Woods yesterday sentenced VIM. Bon
fer, the Aurora counterfeiter, to two years i'm
$25. $500
The Union National Bank, of Oshkosh, Wis.
yesterday filed suit in the United States Court
against N. G. Odds & Sons, of Fort Wayne for
So, 900.
In Superior Court No 8, Frederick Rand,
receiver, yesterday obtained judgment for 1874 &c
in foreclosure suit against John j. Halves
and others.
Court, No. /, yesterday, in the suit OF William
Donnahay against j. 9. Shoemaker. This came
up on appeal.
John Sherry yesterday filed his suit for S., 900
against Robert Lutes and William A. Taylor,
stating that that amount was due him for work
performed and material furnished.
Julia A. Gayther was married to William
Eltzhugh three years ago, at Owensburg. Ky.
Yesterday she filed suit for divorce, charging
abandonment since March, 1883.
The arget-Shooting Association will give
festival at their park on July 4 and g. the pro
ceeds from which will be applied to the payment
of the expenses of the recent schuetzenfest.
Nellie Wanamaker in her complaint for 81, 900
against Eva n. Ryan, says the latter beat her
SO badly that she became sick and sore, and
therefore wants damages in the sum named.
The cause of the suit occurred on Tuesday.
An affidavit certifying that $23, 900 in cash had
been paid into the recently incorporated Rock
port Bank-more than 90 per cent of the capital
stock-was filed in the Secretary of States of
fee, yesterday, by the officers of the institution.
Farmers who expect to begin cutting their
wheat the last of next week, two weeks later
than usual, say they expect about half an aver
age crop, or eight to ten bushels to the acre, but
their corn promises well as it has ever done in
any year
Frank III. Raschig and Jennie P. Null, DR..
David B. Hills and Mrs. Mary f. Phelps, James
o. Lee and Agge r. Thomson, George R.
Thomas and Anna Robinson George W. Surber
Nora Ponder, Harry NJ. Nixon and Katie C.
Coffin.
Amusements.
Kersands Ministries are still drawing full
houses at the Grand Operahouse. Daily mat
inees are given. Next week this theater will be
occupied by Professor Morris's Equine and Ca
nine Paradox.
The Museums drawing it's share of the pat
ronage, with its specially bill and the farce, 1.-TWO
Married Men," This bill will finish out the
week.
The line of march for the pony parade to-day,
which takes place at o'clock, is as follows:
Starting from the corner Of Vermont and Penn
sylvania Streets west to Meridian, north on
Meridian to Tinker, east on Tinker to Della
ware, south on Delaware to Washington,
west on Washington to Meridian, south
on Meridian to Maryland, west on Maryland to
Illinois, north on Illinois to Washington. east on
Washington to Pennsylvania north on Pennsyl-
vania to Vermont Parties who have not
entered for the prize to be given are requested
to call at the Opera-house before the hour named
for information.
baby show will be given at the Museum
next week, at which charge will be made for
entries. There are now thirty seven entries,
embracing triplets four pairs of twins, and two
Chinese babies Prizes will be awarded by vote,
as follows Handsomest baby, $50 in gold; latest
baby, $40; smallest baby, 500; handsomest twins,
$25: best triplets, $25; neatest dressed mother
or nurse, 80 number of prizes in jewery
will also be awarded.