The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-04
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENr FUND.

COMMITTEES on Special lnserests-More Indi-
viGual subscriptions.
The Grand Army enoampment fund will
no doubt be largely increased this week by
reports from special interest along with
those of further Individual subscriptions.
One OF the large interests to be canvassed
this week is that of Wholesale and retail
liquor dealers. The committee for that
purpose, with Jacob A. Loeper. chairman,
being completed yesterday as follows: j.
X. Ross, Julius Schiller. Christ Waterman.
William Seeking. Daniel UBrien. Fred kis-
sci, John W.. Schmidt. - kollaischack.
Henry Smith, Fred MonDlnger, Joseph
Schasf. Jacob G. BOs. John Huegele. Dan.
lei Monninger, j. Schaub. Fred kroeckel.
stephen Mattler. Charles Wagner, Samuel
meier, Otto Schmidt. William II. Loeper,
John Gruenest. Fred Kline. Harry Walker,
Pete Kily. John Weilacher.. John Jacob.
Fred Phueger. Otto Schissel. John Frick,
Avis Woerner. William Hit. John Kist-
ner. Charles Polster. Pa Manly.
The general subscriptions reported yes
terdsy were as follows:
yonnegut & Bohn. $50; John W. Schmidt, $50.
subscriptions taken By II. q. Coughlen: VIM.
F. Coughlen, $50; II. q. Coughien, $50: Mckee
Taken by Paul II. Krauss: R B. Grover &
Co. S2o.
SIS: Oliver p. Ensley. IS; c. A. Zollinger. $40;
wm. Il. Calvert. f2; john Z. stone. 81 J. r. East,
M 81; Geo. b. Marshall. 50; H. @.
Hoover, 81; VIM. b. Downey. 81; f. p. Smith,
81; W. Johnson. -; u. L. Daugherty, 50; L. g.
W. Armstrong, 81; James o. Swigerf. 81.
subscriptions taken by A. b. Gates: AR.
Ss Subscriptions sfSi al taken Sa,e by + IN Il. Dilks: JAZZ r. bi nhc.
S25; McElwaine-R Richards Company, $50; W.D.
Taken by III. e.. Byram: Cleayeland Fence Com.
pany. $40.
Additional subscriptions taken by ". b. Bur.
ford: J. I. Burford. $40; Wesley b. Burford,
81; Julius G.. Walk, $50.
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken by L. c. Cline: R 7. stone.
SIS; George W.. Lemon. So; II. NJ. Lash. $5; Theo.
Potter. IS: b. Baker, s.; A. w. Brayton, 30; ].
subscriptions taken by r. b. Laycock: T.. b..
Laycock Manufacturing Company, 500; Walter
Chandler, 81; William L. Stewart; ~; Charles W..
minis, 81; Carl J. Baker. 81; Otis III. Warner. II;
I. w. Felton,, 81: Willis A. Need, 81: !. w. Ruiin,
Robert a.. West, 81; Martin Mayer. 81; Frank
Little,oEn. 81; Robert kyle. 81; Horace Furnas.
81 SG,1 lrwin Ie n19 WiiI III; J =, Br 1ymor 81 % Ora 31 Hnn.
bard. 81; Leslie Jones. 81: 81. u. Allison. 81; joe
Gardner. 81.
Gilbert: l.. schurr. 81.
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken by 8. s. Rhodes: W. L.
Miner. 81; Alliance restaurant. 50: :. s. Rhodes,
$40; Thomas Stout, $40; Days Aurora tea store,
s.: Mrs. j.. NJ. Hunter. s.: Efroymson & Wolf.
$40; ]. I. Elliott. 81; c.. +. zobber. 81: John
Heimbo. So.
additional subscriptions takon by A. B. McGree-
ory: Alb. Mciregory. 50; cash, 81; A. Schmidt
81; w. j. Lehman. 81.
The csnvassers in the above lists who Sc
cured $50 or more were Julius {. Walk.
Vonnegnt 81 Bohn. L. b. Laycock. Nicho.
Las Ensley. John w. Harry u.
Coughlen. A. Il. McGregory.
ID. L. Williams, of Wabash. was at the
ofl ces OF the citizens executive board. He
came here TO Obtain quarters for one hum
dred people of that city, who are 10 visit
the encampment.
Monument Commission.
The Monument Commission has contract
ed for Q brick conduit. TO be bnilt from the
south side 60 the base of the shaft. for APP
proach OF electric wires. water and Gas
mains. A number of applications for Gus
todian have been received. but none will
be appointed for several mouths.
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