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The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
OPENING OF THE ELECTRIC LINE.
A Meeting Called 10 Congratulate the Street
Railroad People on Their Enterprise.

There was D meeting of citizens at the
Denison House last evening, at which Geo.
G. Tanner, president of the Board OF Trade,
presided, to provide for some suitable OBJ
servance of the opening of the first cleo
trio railway in Indianapolis to-day. The
Chicago capitalists who own the plant OF
the Citizens Street-railroad Company will
be here, and as the electric railway is part
of that system it was thought formal ex-
preston of appreciation of their enterprise
was due them. 1t was suggested by the
Rev. DR.. Cleveland that committee be
appointed to draft an address to the CAPT.
talists and that the address be circulated
for signatures of citizens. The time was too
short to do that satisfactorily, and the
wishes of those who spoke after the Doctor
were directed to meeting at which appre-
citation of the street-railway company's
work could be manifested. Taking the
shape of motion, this idea was referred TO
committee for confederation, the COM
s. Spanu, r. o. Hawkins, ID. II. Wiles and
ID. =. Erwin.
These gentlemen, after brief consulta-
ton, reported that meeting of members
of the Board cf Trade, Commercial Club
and citizens generally should be held this
evening, at the Board of Trade hall AS
the resolution offered expressed it, this
meeting is to extend to the Chicago
gentlemen congratulations upon the COM
pletion of their electric-railway enterprise
and Ito assure them that the citizens ap-
preciate their large Investment of capital
i'll our city. and that they stand ready to
extend to them every reasonable facility
for making their electric system general
and complete"
This resolution was adopted, and the
Mayor, presidents of the Board of Trade
and Commercial Club, with Samuel T..
Morss, John III. Holiday, III. S. New, ID. Z.
Erwin, +. b. Martindale and ID. A. Richard
son, were appointed committee to prepare
and take charge of the meeting. This COM
mittee will meet at noon to-day at the
Mayors Office.
Trains starting from the Union Station at
$50 o'clock this morning, will belrun on the
electric line to Falrview Park. They will
be run every ten minutes from that time
until 1880 o'clock to accommodate the large
number of State. county and city officials.
snd representative citizens, who have
been invited to accept the courtesies of the
company. For several days every part of
the electric plant and roadway has been in
readiness for operation, except bridge
over Fall Creek. That has just been COM
pleted, and hereafter residents on the line
of Illinois street can ride on electric cars.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
L. S. AYRES & co.
THE MERRY CO. ROUND

We could invite your attention
to many things, any one of which
were well worth while, but it is
more comprehensive to say "they
are all here, and we are here await
ing your disposition of them"
That is what we are here for. We
are also here for vacation, but that
is the ''good time coming" At
present business has the call, and
we are glad to say that our friends
are attending to it in lively fashion.
1t might be called shot and heavy"
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
PRETTY Good Evidence.

We have had the New Perfection Refrigera ator
on sale four years. and it has proved a success.
Having sold Mr.. Sherman seven OF the largest
size during that time for his different restaurants,
we consider further references unnecessary, but
can give you all you want. Prices down low.
The Rapid Ice-cream Freezer is also yet on top
at reduced prices Lawn mowers, screen doors,
window screens and wire at lowest prices. Call
before you buy. HILDEBRAND a FUGATE.
SO South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
CUT DOWN YOUR ICE BILL.

For some years have been trying to get our
patrons a refrigerator that could recommend in
all respects, and we have now succeeded. THE
CHALLENGE ICEBERc." il is called, andlt is nearly
perfect refrigerator can be built The dry air
principle of IL Is correc IL less ice and keeps
food colder and better than anything in the markets
il has q perfect lock- which is important features
and, in all respects. scientiousy say that
The challenge Iceberg Refrigerator Is paragon Of
perfection. Call or send for circular. VIM H
BENNETT. 80 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
The Gilmore Band Concerts.

The limited engagement of the Gilmore
Band and Concert Company will open at
Tomlinson Hall tomorrow afternoon, and
the diagram shows that large audiences
will be present at both entertainments.
Two carefully selected programmes have
been arranged and the concerts promise to
be equal in general excellence to any ever
given by the Gilmore organization in this
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
A Point on Human Nature.

Buffal0 commercial
Some of the very sensitive people who re-
fuse to answer the questions of the census
enumeration, and resent the intrusion
upon their private affairs" are always
ready to tell q newspaper reporter all that
they can tell about themselves, and much
more than he wants to know.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
Brewery struck bv Lightning.

Lightning struck Smiths brewery last
night and set fire to some of the wood
work about the caves The department
was called out. but before the firemen were
on the scene the flames were extinguished
without much loss.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
Took spoons for Ills Work.

Harry Hamilton, forty-nine years of age,
was arrested last night and locked up on q
charge of petit larceny. He was doing 3
Job of plumbing on North Tennessee street,
and took the spoons, he says, for fear he
would not be paid for his work.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
Hendricks Monsssssen

An excellent two-column cut of the Hendricks
monument has been prepared by VIM. b. Bur-
ford. He is ready to ill all orders for it from
newspapers, political associations and others.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18

OF these. Mcdonald. Robinson and Archi-
bald Thomas completed the course of IN.
struction in three years, and Margaret
Frey. Mary r. Heidleman and Mamie +.
Snyder in three and q half years. Miss
Brownfield received the highest general
average during the fouryears course and
Miss Mamie Reiffel the second highest.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18
Sfr0,y Hats.

All colors and shapes, all prices-best TO cheap
est-for men and boys. SEATON's Hat Store, ~
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-18

The ALASKA REFRIGERATOR is undoubt-
edly the best known and best-recommended Re
frigerator made. when buying do not buy
experiment-but one the worth Of which is per
fectly well known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
A MONSTER TUNNEL.
The Great Engincerfng Feat In Upper
India.

From the Londsa Standard
An article In tho Alfahsbad Poneey gives
some Interesting particulars concerning the
tunnel that has just been completed through
the Khojak on the railroad from Quetta TO
Candahar. The Khojak pass is :, 500 feet above
the ssa and about 1900 feet above the level Of
the surrounding country. The tunnel pierces
tho range at risn. angles and its course h
therefore due cast aud west, aud it enters the
hill about Loo feet below the crest of the pass
The length Of the tunnel is IL COO feet, or two
and a half miles approximately, and il will carry
double line Of rails. For the first half the
noor ascends about in Loo, and for tho
incline OF in 40
There Are two main shafts, ons AS feet and
the other go feet deep, which were sunk In
order to facilitate the construction OF the tuu-
mel. The chief obstacle 30 progress srose from
Tho hnoding OF the tunnel ct rnose than ons
goint large spring was cut and the water
hooded Tie shaft ON tho CAndahax side to the
oepsh Of lSo fesA IL took ten weeks 10 pump
cot the water, and in the western heading ss
mnca - nfey GaiiOua . minute were constantly
fushinG out Of the west mouth In ordar 70
overcome this Difficulty side cutting had to be
nada. The naenituds OF the work II tsstaaed
70 by the banks of shale and rock Il the msush
q the snnnsa and al the pithsads. which are
nid 20 Dc quite altering the landseope in plseea
Ons curious dheovery made during the progress
81 we worh, % the result Of an inveseRsxion
m tne cause OF certain msstsrious explosions,
vas mat y vas proved shAt ''eomhustioa had
ARISEN nsade case os blasting gslsti.s."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
OUR MARYLAND NEiGHBORs.
Montgomery County Fair-Prohibition
DeleSstes-Naa Killed On the Railroad.


Delegstss-Maa Killed On the Railroad.
Corpesposdencs Of TIE EvxSrso srAn.
orr ROCKVILLE, July &
PreparAAisus for the next exhibition of the
agricultural society Of this county have COM
msneed, and the fair promises to be OF more
than usual interest The time fixed for it
10 september 3, aud 5, and the following
program has been adopted: First day-Bicycle
race, one mile; game Of base bail and the fol-
lowing athletic sports: 100 yards dash, 200 yards
dash, 40 yards dash, l20 yards hurdle race,
throwing the hammer, putting the shot, pole
vault. running high jump, running broad jump.
Second day-Trotting, $40 class, purse Sl2O;
free for all running race, two-thirds Of mile,
purse e75; free for all trotting race, purse s2OO
county running race, two-thirds Of mile, purse
SIS. THIRD day-2:50 class trottlng race, 800;
free for all running race, purse 800; county
trotnng race, purse 300; county running race,
purses will not be paid il time does not exceed
SIZE. Four entries and three to start will be
required in all races. All entries will be closed
August 20.
A meeting Of the prohibitionists of the
county was held here today and presided over
by Z. J. Burde tie, with 4 C. Shoemaker AZ
secretary. The following delegates were ap-
pointed to the state convention at 6lynd0n
Park ON the 18th instant: VIM W. Moore, Albert
shoemaker, G. J. Burdette. C. L. Pate, G. G.
Lawson, s. A. Layman, s. Hobbs and Frank
Higgins. Alternates: 8. @. English, j. II.
Boyer, H. G. Weeks, J. 8. Crawford, w. Bond,
Jacob Ernest and ]. o. Dorsey.
Richard 8. Umstead, a prominent citizen of
this county, died at his home, near Boyds sta
ton, last night. in the sixty year Of his
age. The death was occHsioned by typhoid
fever, and several other members Of the family
are nov III With the same disease.
Mr.. ]. =. Johns, contractor for the new court
house, who was injured by kicking horse near
thss place Q short time ago aud who returned
TO his home IL Baltimore, was reported here
today to be tn . bad condition, and his brother,
Who has been experimenting the work in his
absence, was snmmoned home by telegram.
Mr.. Burton Ricketts,, about twenty-five yesrs
of age, was struck and killed by a train about
o'clock tonight on the railroad, o short dis
lance from tbs depot at this place sam.
Go TO ATLANTIC CITY VIA BALr1MoaR AND
OnIo.-Thc Reading and Baltimore and Ohio
ID the only double track route to Atlantic City.
Special excursion Saturday, July r. leaves
Baltimore and Ohio station 400 pm. Tickets
good three days, only ESQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Arseently publishsd work on ''TheArt OF
Advertising" says: "a point which win szfsra
reliable information a to the value Of publ
cation - IN advertising nsdiam b ths cless-
ness with which the publisher adheres 10 his
advertising ratss" THr srAa invariably holds
to its rates; and. what Is Of greater importance
to the advertiser, ii charges everybody he sanas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

ISLAND PARK At HISTORIC HARPER's FKRRr
This beautiful family resort has been vastly
improved ana made more attractive than ever
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
takes pleasure in announcing that on Thursday,
July 10. the first select excursion of the season
will leave Baltimore and Ohio station BY spe-
cial train at 10 Am. These personally con-
Quoted excursions are limited. each passenger
holding = reserved seat coupon. This arrange.
nent obvintes all crowding and confusion to
secure good seats and assures family parties
against the annoyance of being intruded upon
and Is one Of the little reforms" originated by
the Baltimore asd Ohio. Round trip g. Seats
reserved N advance at 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylva-
MIA ave without extra charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

ExcuRssOx TO Lunar CAvEnNa A personally
conducted excursion 70 the wonderful Caverns
Of Luray il announced by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for Wednesday, July 8. The
special train will leave u and o. station at
$50 Am. aud reach Washington on return trip
at spm., all owing four hours at the Caverns.
Dinner can be procured at the famous Lursy
Inn for % cents. The round trip fare will be
$S.50 and as the number Of excursionists will
be limited to $50, those desiring to take tn Q
trip should call early at B. and o. ticket Offices,
6i9 and 1851 Pennsyivania avenue, and secure
seats. No extra charge for reserving seats in
advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
NARRAeAxsErT PIER. RI
WILL OPEN yULYf.
my22-2m CLARK u. sooFIELD, Manage.

nIRECT sTEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
The sINIcTLY TiHsr.cLAsx STEAMER WIN
st Pm D1RECT for BAH H6hBCR EAsTPOHf
stsaaaeF LUCY p. MILLER leaves ever Tussdsy n
noon for kockland Rockport Belfast. Bucksport and
Maine and the Provinces.
The most convenient sad snjoyabls route for CAM
fOBELLOs 81. Andrews GRAND MANAN
MOosEAEAD LAKE and MI resorts IN Maine
Excursion tickets vt reduceu ratesL
Steamers leave Pier IL 4, r. neor foot of Maiden
Lane Freight received daily covered pier Tickets
For further information apply to
y. y. SMITH Co, deneral HansgerA
IL and 10 WilliaH st..
myx6-eodm Room %. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
RIOTS IN BOW STREET.
Four Constables Severely Wounded by
DisOrderiy Crowds.

A London special cable dispatch last night
says: Quissasss prevailed throughout the en-
tire metropolitan police force today, but to-
ward night disorderiy crowds began to gather
in the streets and the scenes of last night we're
repeated. The Prince and Princess Of Wales
visited the opera again, but this time they e.
capped contact with the mobs The police we're
all on duty. None Of the men have struck, and
the general impression is that the trouble in
that respect II oil over. particularly disor-
DERBY crowd gathered in Bow street, in the
vicinity Of the taverna They drank freely and
started several fights. There were q number
Of ugly rushes during the evening, but the
mounted police sufficed TO preserve a SEM
blance OF order early in the evening. The shops
we're closed early and the night police went ON
duty punetually. Az the night wore on the
disorder increased. Finally it became unen-
durable, and at 10 o'clock the police cleared
and occupied ell the taverns about Bow street,
arrestinR sixteen persons.
The mob made furious attempts TO rescue
the prisoners and four c0nstables were badly
injured with missiles. Il ID estimated that
eight hundred constables were On duty in the
midnight when the excitement subsidized. Two
members Of the police force who were taken
INTO custody for assanlting superior officers
yesterday have each been sentenced to four
teen daVs imprisonment. The men are
weakening. They have no organization and il
IL not likely that they will attempt to enforce
their demands by general strike. 1t il proba-
Bile. however, that further isolated disturbances
may occur. The constables who we're dis
missed from the force for their connection
with the present troubles are petitioning the
authorities for reinstatement
The officials decline 70 furnish any informa-
ton whatever with regard to the events which
occurred inside the Bow street station, or to
talk about the affair at all 1t is known, how
ever, that last night the constabIes refused to
go on duty at first, intending to carry out their
design Of q general and absolute strike. But il
IL believed that the majority yielded to threats
OF immediate Dismissal or to the persuasion of
their superiors, who preferredt to keep them on
the force, although they had plenty Of reserves
In attendance and could have supplied the
places Of the strikers without delay. At all
events, after some time the men decided to re-
main at their posts, and 10 the threatened
trouble was passed over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

PUnxn FHAH vAYn
Blookor's Dutch Cocoa il Absolutely uu.aul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
SUMNER RESORTS
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A1EegASI aPRISos. yIaeIxIA-Th. mos.
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Iesdlns wstsr,rx place tn the state. Eevston hish;
s.ss aSa s. sssa ss. so.s ian: :se
sraga md szyFss saoo IN hotel write ies csrsaisr.
&s-sw Genera Mssas:r.
REDfohD NiSERAL sFRIN9s.
In tn. Al,-rA.ss SsSss.n. $3.50 sosSsry unsurpassed
MIA ; :ss s.t ss. no ;GS. An ,@s:,
isi-set L n poTy. A..sssr
RKRKELE SfGI1as HoTHl-
New Open undss Kew Msnassmsut
Famous Asascsnsi Springs. Fine SWIMMING Posas.
Ass0taia Ar s,a scsnsry. An Raj o. rhrss
H9sn non wsshinssoa yins Axnd.
Arply q KSsfss Hous or 10
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psus s saSp. HEST5n H.. fHTSSIsE wn,1k SUI
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HOTEL KARlINeroN
FRONTING TIE PARK AND NEW BATHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
For information. illustrated pamphlet dissr,ms
sasses :. EyeEsr n sAaLx owner nd proprietor.
THE GLEN sPfINes sANiTARTUM.
WATklNS MI
ibis .new institution. under the Hiedscal manage
TsHs q e.ps,saosa Vhysicisns, viii for guests
Leesssd % 8 hsf oykRLooKINe THIRTY
,s az n. sk n. y pine
Will he equipped wita the most approved therapeu-
&C. appliasse. ineisdine Iurhisa. iea.~iAn, Roman.
Eectrsc. k&ectro-tberAal. Naliere Saline and Iron
los and Al for1ns Of Electricity.
mon iSDisk md a nsss
No Malaria
Beautiful yfsws charming walks and drives. pure
air, boetfnT, dshin9. &c.
Modem inpsSysW.ns; Elevator. Electric Bells, &c
kef terms md other pcrt,cui.rs address
wM. 4 LElFINQwEIL
my-o-mr2ot Manager.
VA ARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH CO., VA
MANY imlroveiaeats and q superior cuisine !;
mest dsaagsiea ycS va the continent; bos cad Gold
sulphur spout Baths raagsne from 20 te 110 de-
ffees; sEecine for 9on, kheum.tism. sciatica and
Abs usual amusement; Fine Ball koem; Good Band
kNl@ THOs. >. GLONkR Manager.
WINDsoR sULRHiR sPkINos--so NILES
~ from Washington. ". Nd r. r.. LOCO feet aboys
pure milk ice. horses stables large buildings CrcY
Prop. New Windsor. Nd. je6-2n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
IN THE MOUNTAINS.


A URORA. WEST VIRGINIA
"A siecf family resort ON top OF the Alleehant~s,
whore the cVol hree1s blow always beautiful SCENERY
ample Frounde; Tine drives soft spring beds; rood
table sbundantly supplied; no fogs: hay fever; no
MOSQUITOES: a few rcons yet abeasaeed Call a Star
ofhce for circular or address
1e23-lm !. H, EHAFFER Prom
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE.. IN A1Lk6HENIYs I;
AVA 3. 600 feet eleyatopi large airy roolns; rood
board saddle and driving horses bowling salsy; lawn
tennis; rensonAeas tates- Address JOHN A. LANTZ
AURORA W Va Je8-.ms
EOR SALE OR RENT-AMoNG THE BERKSHIRE
HIM. Beautiful Country Residsnos in Grsat bar
III. erounds consist Of esht acres par. in grove ana
part laid out In welket lawns Ahaded by larss end
BEAUTIFUL trees Of al ktndA
81, ahs hsass /: - feet squssA With IN extension %
ymaller parior dining room. library. china closets
buffers pantry kitchen laundry and store room:
ond noofs four large bed roQms In main Of kouse
store room third story. three bed rooms trunk rppIn
cellar. dry and we'll cemented abundant water suppy
stable hss stslls tor six hersc bog etals barnes
room and room for twelve carriages; pientifulfy
Piled with running water mud web ventiated There
are also on the place ice house, tool house &c.
Price, comp icte1y q g. 900
We css rent this place furnished from now 10:
%Si oa I've n,ohtns l,ooO
CHALMERS VOORHEES,,
124-lm lalS II at n.
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CORNER nth AND y STREETS NORTHWEST
STRAW MATTIxsa "
We are Offering the largest and most complete
lire Of Straw Nattinss shown In shas city. Tho
stock comprises all the latest colorings and desgns
Those contemplating the purehsss Of Straw Mss-
tinEs should cali and examine our stock
Prices all marked in plain Assrss
l50 rolls White Mating at So 20 per roll Of - ydA
Rsduced from S.
100 rolls Fancy Mating at % 80 pr roll Il 20 yds
Reduced from IS. .t.
100 rolls Fancy Mating Ut % per ron Of ~ yds.
Rsduced from as
100 rolls Fancy Jointless Mating as o. so psr ron
Of 20 ydA Reduced to sl0
IS rolls Extra Fancy Join,lss Mating ct so Per
ro's Of 20 ysrda Reduced from sl4.
20 rolls Damssk gOasess Mating ct sIo per roll of
40 yards. Reduced from sl8.
We have a complete assortment Of Scotch Floor
Linens Of I'll widtha Estimates for covering aO0rs
furnished free of CHARGE
Its just Is important to cover your carpets - your
furniture for the summer
KEEP OUT TEE FIJI.
We have all the best appliances for Wire window and
peor Screens In the country.
See our 2Ie. Screen. which win u any ordinary
sized window.
Send for estimate for Cabinet made Screens and
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LOOSE oovrRs FOB YuRNIruRR
ihe largest assortment Of stus ana the best force
ei cutters and nsisrs To be had. We cut. make and
plsnd guarantee psnsesa.
cAkpxIA
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Zee Our baby c.rsssss
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DoToNkc HOTEL. sr. GEORGES ISLAND. Nm,
= nssniy :. 1a5o sG ssy. ss .. vsrk; SSo rr
or lonxer. win meet lay. Of LAKE q fsey POM
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AAdssss n T.. ADAMS q 1k3sA- Pa fot.I "a
Eet<r A. 2. DonsadsOa censas Once, ana q
x9sAsf. B1 eth 40 cs$1-lnR.
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A sDuHr r1 askkssiSs Housr
open 1sS e'dns sSs g e
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A sBUEY PARK: :: I-THR IENIMokR-xLL
p.ss;f aSoE ns's'. For particular aRR.ys 2 rosr
A sBURY PAnK.THK euERNsRy-ssvKNTH
bathing pavilion. Perfect sanitss0a. Cas- thsosxS-
out Woven wir: spsinss and hsas n.ssr..ssa kEss!-
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a spUsY. PARA: M, -ocl1E HVTEL-ofEY
on .''is sEo Afxfss SOMA
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n.e1,..hnpssvsmsnss ;supszsss .bis: sE,nsnosasas
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

OHio.-Thc Reading and Baltimore and Ohio
il the only double track route to Atlantic CITY.
Special excursion Saturday, July II, leaves
Baltimore and Ohio station 400 pm. Tickets
good three days, only S3.5Q