The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22

into the cars. and at the same time kept the
conductors yelling like hackmen and hustlsng
about their work.
Notes.
The New Castle brass and reed band occupies
the stand during tie afternoon. Prof. Frank
Wilson Is its leader. and IL discourses some very
pleasant music. Professor Wilson was formerly
OF Gilmore's band.
IL anybody has Auditor Of State Henderson's
Jar and glass tester they will save him a
premature decline by returning 1t. tie has gone
over the grounds on an engineering principle,
but is still a s~orrowing man.
In yesterdays races every sulky used was a
pneumatic tired one, and none or the old-fash-
Toned kind were in sight The day before there
but two wooden-wheeled ones brought out, and
the horses hitched TO them were distanced IN the
first heat. Now is the time TO subscribe
The horse Ayers" which got fourth money
In the 2:37 trot yesterday, and which Is marked
on the bills to belong TO john WEIGH, OF Gosport.
Is the property OF ID. X. Folsom, the American
express agent OF this city, and has been seen
hitched TO the latter's buggy on the streets al
most daily.
Cash Boy, a Fort Wayne horse that was driven
by Gil Curry. OF Pittsburg, in the 2:3O pace yes
but Curry strapped Ia on his arms when he
mounted the sulky. II Cash Boy would have
had to pace against superstition as well as that
have landed.
The When Clothing Store has provided one of
the greatest attractions OF the fair week in It's
show windows on Pennsylvania street, opposite
the postofice. An exact reproduction in minia-
ture of THE Santa Maria" the ship in which
Columbus crossed the Atlantic on his voyage of
discovery four hundred years ago, rides upon
waves that surge and roll in the most natural
fashion, while IN the background Is the statue
or Liberty Enlightening the World, bathed i'm the
rays of the setting sun. a symbolic realization OF
the vision OF the bold mariners who had braved
the perils OF the deep and planted the flag of
Spain on the shores OF q new world. The effect
of the electric lights on this piece OF scenery by
night Is startling. Crowds OF visitors looked at
this handsome window yesterday, and then ex-
plored the many other attractions inside the
When. which stands without a rival in furnish
ing novelties of all kinds.
'equire Howard and his court at the fair
grounds had several customers yesterday. Of
ncers klingensmith and Bennett arrested two
young men whom they caught III the act OF filch-
ing lunch baskets from buggies- They gave the
names of Lewis Mason and Walter emaley.
They were fined 81 and 50. respectively, aud
went 10 jail In lieu OF the necessary money per
capita They were recognized as two of a gang
that did some wholesale robbing at the fsir at
Franklin, Ind, last week. Smaley, its alleged. is a
fugitive from the Columbus, o., penitentiary. y
rested at the entrance gate for being drunk. she
was driving a livery horse and had run aver an
old man. beside creating quite an excitement.
She lives at 161 Massachusetts avenue. and had
q horse belonging 10 the Boman stables. on
South Illinois street. She was fined 81 and costs
and paid out: John Johnson, living on the
water-w0rks farm, had a horse stolen Monday
night. Yesterday he found it in the possession
of Nelson Wells, a coiored man, who has a stand
on the grounds. Wells was arrested. hut was re-
leased on proving that he had Just traded a
horse of his own for IL. He said that the name
OF the man with whom he had traded was Losen-
ger and that he lived on Indiana avenue.