The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-27
CITY NEWS NOTES.

License was issued. yesterday, for the mar
rage OF Anthony Hartmann and Sophie Messing.
Rev; ]. E. Brown; the retiring pastor of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, will preach his fare
well sermon at the morning service to-day.
There will be no service at the Meridian-stree
Methodist Church this evening, owing to the
union service for the Charity Organization So
ciety.
The regular service will be held at Meridian
street Church this morning. There will be no
evening service Oh account OF the charity meet
Ing at Engl1sh's.
An entertainment will be given by Myrtle
Temple, No. z, Pythian Sisters, at Lorraine Hall,
corner Washington and Tennessee streets. on
Thursday evening. Dec. L.
Detectives Kaehn and Dougherty yesterday
afternoon arrested James Barrett, aged nine
teen years. and slated him for petit larceny. He
is accused of having stolen a quantity of iron
from the roiling-mill on McCarty street.
The young ladies of the Altar Guild of st.
Paurs Church will give O I'D" reception at the
residence Of j. j. Bingham. No. $40 North
Meridian street. Thursday evening. Dec. l, from
z to IL. A cordial invitation ia extended to all
friends.
Miss Hattie II. Clevenger, the elocutionist and
musician. with her pupils, will give a recital at
Y. M. c. A. Hall, Tuesday evening, at s o'clock.
Pinkham, of Boston, and Lucia j. Martin, of
Detroit School.
A Big Four caboose caught fire. yesterday
noon, on the tracks at Haughville, and was in a
blaze before the fact was discovered. The local
fire department was called out and succeeded in
putting out the fire by the use OF water supplied
from the Ewart factory.
MI. M. u. johnson, one OF the newly-elected
Representatives, will speak on Tariff for Rev
enue," at the Progress Club rooms. 10 Mansur
Block, this afternoon. at 3. Mr.. Johnson is the
author OF a work on the tariff. and he will try to
show the unjustness Of a tariff for revenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers has decided to postpone
Its entertainment at English Hall from NOV. 30
ii. Meyer, who is a member of the Brotherhood
and whose wife is also a member Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
fiagman in the employ of the Panhandle. slipped
and fell upon the pavement at $50 East Wash
ingtOn street, yesterday morning, breaking his
called. and removed him to his home. at No. 2O9
Meek street. Drs. Marsee and French-M Mullen
were called in TO attend the injured man.
sergeants Barlow and Kurtz yesterday ar
rested Bailey s. Wiles and T.. Root, charged with
assault and battery. the former also charged
with carrying concealed weapons. Wiles, who
ia employed in the Worlds Fair, on West Wash.
lngtOn street. ana Root, q locksmith on South
Delaware street. who was repairing a lock in
the Lorraine Building. got into a dispute over a
piece or lead pipe, and Wiles knocked him down
with a billy Both gave bond and were released.
Mr.. David r. Williams, who for more than q
year has been In the city force Of the IndianapO.
WITH SGswS s aS esrsr1ay resl Tbn S,,d 20 taae service
st. Louis. Dnrlng his stay in Indianapolis Mr.
Williams has impressed those who know him as
~ nue type U II ~ SeHIltluhn. ana a Drlg0b ana or
iginal writer, whose work shows much merit and
more promise. No reporter OH an indianapolis
parer has been better liked than he, and no
man ever left the service OF the News with kind.
lier expressions of high regard from those with
whom he had been associated.
At the monthly meeting OF the Woman's Home
Missionary Society OF Roberts Park Church. held
at the residence OF Mrs. j. A. johnson. COS PARK
avenue, Mrs. L. p. Brown read an excellent
paper on ''Deaconess's Work" and Mrs. C. A
Van Anda gave an interesting report of the an
nual meeting recently held at Grand Rapids in
the interest CT home missions. Ten dollars was
given to the Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton OF Indianapolis, and So 10 the Emigrants
Home In New York. Reports from the New
England supper given by the society on the 10th
show that it Melted the society about $45.