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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-31

Mutual Life before making n contract for
tho year, as the organizing of the State
anew by the general agent makes IL posi-
BILE for him TO offer the most Liberal con-
tracts and the best of territory In which TO
prosecute the work.
These Inducements will surely make It
possible for the general agent of the Mutual
Life to fill the entire State with the best
agency force very early in the year.
A NEW METHOD OF BUSINESS.
The Mutual Life does not pretend to So
licit business in the sense in which it has
been formerly solicited. and is vet solic-
tied by many companies. The Mutual Life
depends upon it's reputation and the rec
ommendation of its ola policy-holders to
sell insurance as any other commodity IS
sold. Those contemplating taking insur-
ance will surely lind il TO their advantage
TO call on General Agent Newlin or the
local agent of the company, and discuss
with him the different plans Of insurance
offered by the Mutual Life. of which there
are OVER FIVE KINDS. The pub
lie can feel assured that they will not be
bored with the subject of life insurance.,
and need not feel afraid of having agents
OF the Mutual Life persistently bother
them. If they let il be known that they
are desiring Insurance.. aud will be shown
the different plans of the Mutual Life, they
will be left to do their own choosing as TO
tho KING of policy they will take. and the
time when they will take it. The old pol
i~cy-holders of the company. or those desir-
ing new insurance. will always be well
come az the Office OF the general agent.
SOME OLD n SOM NEW POLiCY-HoLDERs.
The oldest policy of insurance in the
State OF Indiana is one for s 1000. taken on
the life plan in this company By Edward
w. Sloan, OF this city, nearly forty.four
years ago. The total cost of this policy
he's been $963.20 while lite present cash
value as q claim is g.. 791. Among those
who have held policies In this company for
over thirty years are Richard l.. Talbot.
Simeon b.. Carey. VIM. p. Fishback. Tobias
NJ. Murphy. Francis Smith and Stoughton
A. Fletcher. Other old policy-holders are
Hon. John c. New. consul-general at Lon
don; Col. samuel Merrill, consul at Calcut-
Ia; John w. Murphy, Volney T.. Malott,
James 4. Layman, Henry SchnnIi and Rev.
L. A. Goodwin. Benjamin Harrison. Pres
ident of the United States, holds - $1,000
policy in the Mutual Life, taken in 1869,
and Judge Walter q. Gresham one for a
like amount, taken In 1867. Addison II.
Nordyke Is among the big insurers.
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A OLIVER JOB.
An Expert Craftsman Secures q Large Sum
from Schrader Bros Store.

An expert safe cracksman visited the
china store of e. Schrader x Bro, at No.
~ East Washington street. sometime dur
ing Thursday night and secured between
$500 and $500 IN cash. which had been lett
in the safe. The cracksman obtained en-
trance to the building by breaking through
the sky-light m then climbing down q
line of shelves full Of china ware. So care
full was be in making the descent that not
o dish was broken. After gaining an en-
trance he clipped the dial and forced the
lock OFF with q punch. When the heavy
outer door swung open there was another
smaller lock To force. and IL was punched of.
The cash-drawers were then forced open
and the cash removed. Before attempting 10
ascend the shelves he carefully removed
all the dishes over which he had climbed
I'm making his descent. The robbery was
not discovered until yesterday morning,
when the store was opened At the usual
hour. and the damage done the safe was
noticed and papers were found strewn upon
the floor. The case was reported To the
police and they pronounced 10 the work OF
NJ expert. The tracks made in the snow
upon the root ahow that there was but one
man engaged IN the robbery.
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At 600 D. IN. daily one Of the handsomest
trains IN the United States and known AS
the Northwestern Limited leaves the pas
senger station of the Northwestern Line in
Chicago on its journey to ST. Paul aud
Minneapolis, the twin critics of the North
west. VestIbuled throughout, and equip
ped with buffet. smoking and library cars.
private compartment sleeping oars. draw
lng-r0om sleepers and superb dining cars,
it furnishes it's occupants with every com
fort and convenience which could be de-
sired by the most fastidious.
While in Its entirety it undoubtedly
takes n with the finest trains in the
world, there are two features of its equip
ment which deserve especial mention. for
they are new departures in the Western
railway world.
The buffet. smoking and library car is
furnished IN the most luxurious manner
with comfortable arm-chairs. writing
desks. bookcases and q well-stocked
buffet, from which light refreshments are
served. The private compartment sleeping
car Is designed especially for the ION
dation of family parties and ladies travel
ing without escort. 1t is composed OF ten
separate compartments, each complete In
itself. and containing washstand. hot and
cold running water and all necessary toilet
arrangements.
Aside from these two features. il is in
keeping with the rest OF the service to say
that the supper served in the dining car
after the tram leaves Chicago is q meal
calculated TO please the epicure.
In q word. II you desire to travel In the
most comfortable manner and make the
trip to ST. Paul, Minneapolis, or any point
In the Northwest. in the quickest time. be
sure that your ticket reads via the North
western Line. Maps. timetables and full
information can be obtained upon applica-
ton to any ticket agent or by addressing
w. A. Thrall, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Chicago * Northwestern Railway,
Chicago.
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three years nave l suffered
with u sore head. | would
break out all over my head
with pimples. which would
form a watery matter, and
/ would have TO scratch
until | would bleed. After
doctoring with two doctors
for three years, more or
less. | finally made up my
mind to try your Cuticura
Remedies with results en-
tirely satisfactory to me.
After using two sets OF Gu
ticura Remedies | am en-
tirely cured. have recon-
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LETTERS FOUND.
Believed TO Have Been Stolen from the Mail.
Pouch Recently Lost.

One of the State-house ~janitors yester-
day discovered . quantity of letters in one
OF the water-elosets. They were all di-
rected to Kansas and had been slit open
with n sharp knife. with the evident pur-
pose OF robbery. The lind Was reported TO
Mpior HIT. of the railway mail service.
~vsstIgate. lie identified the letters by
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Methoiist.

OENTRALAvENUE METHODIST EPIsCO-
~ pal Ch~nrch-Corner of Central avenue and Butler
street. Rev. Henry "A. Buchtsl, D.. D., pastor. sermon
by the pastor at l0:30a. m. and by Rev. H. A. Goblin,
ii. d.. at 7:30 y. IN. Holy communion after morning
sermon. C~lass-mee.ing at $3.50 a. m. Sunday school,
2:l5 p. m Epworth League p-rayermeetiny. 90 p.
III. Special services each evening next week. - t
Monday and Saturday. Strangers cordially weicooei.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian.

CHRISTIAN
~ of Ohio and Delaware streets. II. r. Lucas pas
tor. Subject, 1U:45 A. m. The Old and New Year
745 D. m. aSNatchman- What Of the NirhtF' sun
day school. $50 a m. Howard Gale superintendent
Y. p. s. &. E., $50 u. m. Miss Jessie hawkins
leader. The annual meeting of the church on Thurs
day eYeniug at 40 10. IN.
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Conversational.

plymouth CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
i and New York streets. Rev. Frederic X. Dew
hurst minister. Morning service, 1915: evening
service, 7:45. An illustrated sermon on The Nativ-
ity. the Christ-child and the Madonna" VIII be given
in the evening. sunday school at $50 o'clock
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New Church.

NEW CHURCH 333 NORTH ALA
~ bama street. Sunday school at $50 a. m. Serv.
ice at 10:45 a. IN. and 100 D. m. Rev. T.. u. Daniels
Will preach o STEALING la tire supreme Sens and
on The Coming OF the Kingdom OF God on Earth."
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PraShYfarIan-

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH
l. west cor. Pennsylvania and New York SITS. Yhe
pastor. Rev, NJ L. Haines d. D.. viii preach to.
ject: "Helps for the New Year" Sunday school
meets 9:30a. III. The Young Peoples Society meets
at 6:A5 d. IN
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER NERD
i ian ano Second streets. Rev. IA Rondthaler. ID.
d, pastor; Rev. w. Il. Durham assistant pastor.
PREACHING by the pastor AT 1880 n. IN. Sunday.
school, 2l5 p. III. Y. P.S. @. E.. 3;45 p. m The
assistant pastor breaches alternately. morning and
evening, IN the West Washington street and Mt.
Jackson Chapels.
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NJ pal Church-The Rcv. III. 4. Cleveland, i. Dr.
pastor. will preach at 1890 a M. and the choir viii
repeat the music rendered on Christmas morning
At 730 the pastor Will, by request, repeat for the
nth and last time. standing Again by the Garden
violin soloist, win assist the choir. Sunday-scho y
at 2:l5.
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PARK NJ.

DOBERTS ARK NJ. Z. CHURCH-NORTH-
IL east corner Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev.
G. A. Van Anda, ID. D., pastor. Class at 9:l5 A. m.
Preaching. by the pastor az 1920 a m, and $50 p IN,
Sunday school at Z:1J d IN. Epworth League AT 6s3o
p. m Prayermeeing Thursday evening. $50. All
are cordially welcomed TO these services. The Choir
has prepared special music for song service sunday
morning anu evening
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Holiday Excursion Rates.

The Monon route will sell excursion tickets to
all points on its line Including Cbicago) and to
points on the =, III. * d.. T., st. l.. * X. c.. j.,
one-third fare.
Tickets good going only on date of sale. Dec.
"a, %, 20 aud 81, 1892. and Jan. l and 2, 1893,
and good returning up TO and including Jan. 3,
1893. i. d. L. =. A, Indianapolis.
JAMES BARKER G.. Z. A. Chicago, Ill.
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OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
INDIANAPOLIS CIEARING-HOUsE ASSOCIATION,
December 20. 1892.
The associated banks Of Indianapolis will be closed
on Monfay. J inuary 2. 1898. for "New Years day"
Paper maturing on that day should be attended TO Sat
urday, 81.
WILLIAM WESLEY wOOLLEN,
Manager.
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Old ULiaAieS.

For elegant old WHISTLES 90 TO Caspar Schmal-
holz. % South Meridian street. In stock:
Mathews. 1881; McBrayer, 1888. 1885, 1887;
rye. 1888, 1888, 1897; oscar Pepper, 1884;
bond & Lillard. 1855. 1887; Lincoln county,
1884: Blakemore. 1851. 1897. Direct importer
OF wines and liquors. Goods sold in any guam
tity from one bottle on W.
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cFcoN pRFspyTERIAN HURON COR.

- ner Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn pastor. Communion services and
reception of new IN. nbers. l0s45 "a N. Preaching.
100 y. IN. sunday school, 9:45 n. IN. Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeay0r, 6:i5 y. m P~rayer-meet.
ing Thursday evening. 7:30 O'Clock. The public cor.
daily invited.
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SCRATCHED 8 YEARS.
Suffered, Scratched and Bied. Doctors No
Relief. Cured by Two Sets
Cuticura Remedies.

1 wish TO express my thanks for the benefit I
have derived from using Cuticura Remedies.
Nothing like them was ever manufactured. For
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-31

Dec. "a. 25. 26 and 81, 1892, and Jan. / and
2, 1893. excursion tickets ut low round trip
rates will be sold from stations on the PennsyI-
vania lines west Of Pittsburg TO points on those
lines In western Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky and West Virginia. Return
coupon valid unul.Jan. 3.
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Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticnra. SOC; Soap.
25c; Resolvent. 81. Prepared by the Potter
Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston.
- How TO Cure Skin Diseases" al pages, so
Illustrations. and testimonials. mailed free!
DIMPLEs. black-heads. red. rough, chapped
i lu and oily skin cured by Cu.ienra Soap.
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MisCELLANEouS

TRY RTI PIES. AXE -DoUGHNUTs
i and HomeIlaie Saltrlsing Bread No. liu, north
east end Of Market
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several persons, and they all tell me they are No.
i. Our druggist la doing n nice business In Cuti-
cura Remedies, since NV cure. have given him
the privilege OF using my name ms proof OF their
efficiency. inclose my portrait.
A. +. GRAMM, Photographer. Mt. Horeb, Wis.
My wife has been troubled with the salt rheum
for four years. During this time doctors OF Wis
consin, Illinois, and the most eminent doctors OF
Chicago, failed TO give relief. bought the Cutl-
cura Remedies. and she used only one box of
Cuticura. Cuticura Soap. and half n bottle OF tile
Cuticura Resolvent. and these have cured my
wife completely.
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HENNEsSEY-Alice NJ. daughter of j. F.. and
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%. aged tive years ana nine months. Funeral from
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corner of two prominent avenues, northeast; Rents
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East Market street
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Cuticura ReSOlvent
The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally. and
Cuticura, the great skin cure. and CuticlIra soap,
the exquisite skin Beautifier, externally. Instant
~ relieve and speedily cure every disease aud
halnor OF the skin. scalp and blood, with loss OF
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scrofula.
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HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try . box.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21
AZ the Hsnaball Court,

Ths grip has not left any III effects upon the anatomy
Of PROT CoRgins. While not fully recovered from the
disease. the ambitious handbal student has com.
enced to take daily exercise and way OF variety
attacked . very promising young player Friday
night Just ~ feeler - he termed it, Coggnss anta.
onist was Frank Prendergast. . Dublin College boy
wboss astonishing progress at the old Irish ought
to land him in the front rank Of players before long
Ordinarily there - difference OF fr eight to ten
aces between the Professor and rrenderRast.
but. ewing to the former's late Illness. II wss
rate. Prendergast and his hackers were soreiy dis
s BEN. ss sort Of balm 70 s
game sSnnounssd that he w"sid wager sood sized
IN his life The Prorcssor's busnesske answer was:
ths snd ma ne READY az
ments for their first ball TO BIO held Ut saengergund
Hall corner smith and schermsrhorn streets Bronklyn
It VIII prabsby take place on Easter M1ndsy might
bali and Racquet Court. writes to Tiik sus follows:
-! am Anxiols 70 arrange match bet John Law,
%:so% I'll ~ ss!: :: .s%l
to be awarded to the winners Of the match. Hall
:: :as a. *: :srs' ::s
s.s.. Play %.% Courtney and onn Grady II
decline to accept will put M $50 myself ant have
;hs whole Of the games PLACED iI iiocoks ~ make
i ess G more soR"a @
men do not some consideration We cannot expect to
have good handball playing. -,,,,.,
not Il: ~ e.: yh'T'
treated there viii BE- better playing. and more Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21

Halligan proved his cleverness with his
hands when he won the feather-weight ANA
defeating such good men as Willie Haas. Billy
Glarkson: Oscar Bedford;, J. Knowles. Jack
trip through the West the same year he de-
feated Gus Brown, the California light -weight
champion. and Jack Murphy Of Cleveland. On
Brooklyn. and put him out in six rounds At
the Manhattan A c. tournament Of 1883 Halli-
After that he stopped Jimmy Liddy. the light
weight chamnion of New, Jersey. His last
battle vas with JACK Deanee Fey OF Green,
rounds. Haligan knocked Delaney down
three times in the last round. and would have
Gals called for a cessation Of hostilities. 1t
was declared draw.
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xA.c.. Baseball Department.

The baseball department OF tho Manhattan Athlsfae
Club 10 busy completing arrangements for the coming
season. Director Chasseaui has again been placed
clusvey in charge Of the baseball interes The ciuo
will not be connected with any particular league OF
body but will carry ont tho original plan by which
series Of individual club competitions will take place
during the season. Suitable trophies In the shape Of en-
banners cups and attractive piecss
Of iowelry will awarded to the individual players OF
q three games has been arranged with the Orange
pending with many or the prominent athletic clubs in
this country. Great improvements Will DO made TO
Manhattan Field. 49,
the Amherst College club yill open The ssnscn q
Wesleyan Yale Cornell, IiaryaT@ Yale Freshmen West
Point Cadets FordAm College University Of Pennsy'
ton Athletic club Coiumsis AihsIiscn tW.:hiIEs.
ietic Club Cathedral Athletic Club Staten Island Ath.
letic Club. New Jersey Athletic Club. and others
Preparatory training in tho cage will begin about
March It's the present intention OF the manager 70
take q Southern trip.
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THE BIG BICYCLE EXHIBITION
At Which One Can SEQ the Improvements
in Wheels.

At Which One Can SEQ the Improvements
in Wheels.
PHILADELPHIA. Fob: 2O. Tho second'annual
bicycle exhibit the Associated Cycling Clubs
OF Philadelphia. which has been in progress
in this city during the past week, has been O
great success. During the entire week Indus
trial Hall has been crowded with visitors. anX-
ious to examine the various novelties in the
bicycle line displayed by the different manu-
facturers. The entire ground floor Of the
building is encircled with stalls. The latest
safety. ordinary. and tandem wheels are con-
spicuously displayed in the various sections
set apart for them. The pneumatic and cush-
ion tires. which have revolutionized cyclinGto
tied on ali the wheels. The sundry list Of the
Ths op s%s have
exhibition pound ; racing safety fitted With
sCentury," road wheel are great " admire
II. L. Coleman Company has II fine display Of
cheSSp &Rd hdgh biIeyess1
ss!S m
p Ssts'' S 81 The Toledo bicycle Com
Psansst ddsesy s sasy
ss hsRftdPRs ,I Bso t, haEs thes
latest improvements. Tho George X: Bidwell
Cycle Company have one OF the chief attrac-
tions Of the exhibit: Their pneumatic tire,
cred the most model tire on the market.
The American ormonde G{fla Company have
lection excites more than customary attention
from the fact that some OF the best track and
road records have been created upon their
machines, The metropolitan Hardware Com
pany OF this city have charge Of the Rudge in
tercsts. Their assortment OF wheels and
sundries include pneumatic tired saieties. a
hibited for the first time in this country. and is
creating widespread interest The Hartford Cy;
Gle Company have four mems and three ladies'
wheels among their collections; Tho ,ad les
mount. Their road wheels come in for Q good
share OF attention. Gormnlly Il Jeffery Manu-
and their G. 4 j. pneumatic corrugated tire
displayed to public view. Their pnepmatie tire
tires. and is considered very durable article;
parts OF wheels on exhibition. and big i'm
provemcnts nre noticed oyer last years dis
play. Tho exhibition will draw to close on
Monday evening.
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Oads and Ends OF Sports.

The following was received yesterday from the Poles
Ga.ate correspondent Mt Norfolk Va: Frank Wongo:
Spotted Horse who recently defeated Tom hcManusot
New York has issued challenge TO night any lao pound
pugilist in America for $lOon side
improvements to cost nearly $4,000 will be made by
the Jersey CITY Athletic club TO their CLUB house. Jer-
sew civ Heights has been decided 10 erect an OK
tension whirh viii includn u music hall .wimming
tank wheel room. ana baths OF all kinds The nltern.
tions viii enlarge IN" billiard roum considerably. IL
viii be some before the improvements are COM
pleteu.
and d and De Long . ouncil. i?5 hoya Areanlin. az
the Forty. venih Regiment Armory Brooklyn. on
thursday evening FED. 70. Mayor Body will attend
and deliver an address Frank p westeott Grand e
stsnded By his stAn vi. be present and there ytu ~
aytu by Wsmbsrs Of the regiment ~ W 0eleee -
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mo seventh annual speed competitions Of me Ne
tional Amateur Skating Association of America Win
positively take place at Newbursh. either on the Hud
son Crystal Lake. Monday Feb "a Tho quarter and
nve-mile races will DO called about O'Clock in the
morning. and tho and ten-me races At O'Clock In
the afternoon Joseph r. Donoghue tho worlds cham.
pion left Montreal Saturday for Eewburgh to COM
pete Tho management Of tho races will DO In the
hands Of Gustavus Walton director Of skating OF the
Asnn.stsn C. The sntrf n are Is nm,
oshue. and i: ". Con, NJ: A. G.: Howard r Nosher.
Storm King, N. W Elmer simpson, Whittier 4. G.
Joseph ponoghrs Js%s .A, Dc%ne Sg,q::
a. G.: g. w. Mead. Mattawan. N " and q. y Gilbert.
rive iiies-Joseph F. Donoghue. James A. Donoghus.
Howard Mosher Charles Lichte. Jersey City. and q
Ten Miles-Jossph ,. Donoghue. Jane. 4. DonoghuS
Howard r Mosher. Jacob Calhoun. Charles Lichts. q.
W. Mead.
JudoesIC L. Waring, Newburgh Skating Assootsttoni
0usfavus C. Walton and 3. j. Cornell. n A. G.; Charles
June Eewburgh 4 A. Timers-C. q. Hughea, n A. C.;
Wendell Baker. University A. G.: A. A Jordan Y.H
c.: c. W. Whitney, NJ. A. C.; Mortimer Bishop. n. Z. n
O.; George A. Avery. n. A. o.