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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-11
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. W. NJ. Jillson has returned from a visit to
friends in Terre Haute.
Miss Alice Woods has gone South to spend q
few weeks with friends.
Miss Marion Hastings will entertain the Kaos
Cinch Club Monday evening.
Mrs. L. G. Wiley and Mrs. II. 9. New are at
home TO callers this afternoon
Mrs. John F. Love entertained friends very
pleasantly at S cards 10Th Thursasy evening at her
Miss Mary Menzies, of Mount Vernon, and
Miss Mary Adams. OF Jamestown, o., are visit
ing Mrs. Mary f. Sproule at the Classical School
residence.
Mr. Hugh H. Hanna has gone to St. Augustine
with his son and niece. Miss Deborah Moore.
After locating them Mr. Hanna will return and
they will remain till the lst OF May.
Yesterday afternoon, at the meeting of the
Roberts Park Missionary Society. in addition
the regular programme, there was a recitation
by Miss Mabel Hopkins, and violin solo by little
Miss Mcdowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. B. F. Peirce will leave to-day
for California 10 their private car, accompanied
by Miss Van Valkenherg. Miss Lille Goode, of
Brooklyn, and Miss Nancy Baker. They expect
to be absent q month.
Mrs. Augusta Martin hostess yesterday
afternoon at her home on Broadway. About forty
ladies were delightfully."- entertained. Mrs.
Mrs. F. Berger. The house was very tastefully
adorned with plants and out flowers, and hand
some prizes were awarded.
The subject for the years course In the "Over
the leacups Ciuo Is Causes IVents ana III
fects of the French Revolution" For the
March meeting, held yesterday afternoon. the
special topic was. 1.-THE Influence of the Revou-
tion in English Literature" Mrs. sada Daggett
Allen considered the effect on poetry, aud Mrs
Edward Daniels on prose. The conversation on
the two papers was general.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Dean gave a handsome
5-oclock dinner last evening, at which Mr.
James Lane Allen was the guest of honor. Mrs.
Deans elegant table appointments were added
to BY bowls or pink roses and silver candelabra
with pink candles. When the ices served
they were in rose forms, and on each plate
was a rose. Pink was served to the ladies and
white to the gentlemen. The guests included
some Of the best table takers. and the various
courses were spced with brilliant conversation.
Among those entertained were Mr. and Mrs. w.
p. Fishbaol1, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Atkins, DR.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Hodges. Mrs. James T. Wright,
Miss Dean, Miss Florence Malott, Mr.. T. l..
Sewall and Mr.. Wilfred Dean.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Evans and Hoey will repeat"A PariOr Match"at
the matinee at the Grand to-day at popular prices,
and tonight for the last time. The company is
the largest and cleverest they have ever had
and the merry skit is full of new specialties. at
the Park to-day the last two performances of "a
Fast Mall will be given. Next week this house
will have for its attraction Oliver and Kate
Byron, two popular stars, in "The Plunger"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. and ACROSS
the Continent" the latter part of the week. Both
plays will be given with special scenery.
Mr.. DeWof Hopper and his company of clever
players and singers will occupy the stage OF En-
glishs Opera House the first three nights OF next
week. The comedian, his excellent company and
sprightly melodiOus wang" will form the at
traction. The engagement Is limited TO three
nights and n matinee on Wednesday, and the sale
OF seats IL already very large. The members OF
the Mystic Shrine have engaged three hundred
seats for Tuesday night, the others yet remaining
on sale for the general public.
Grand next Friday and Saturday in "Gentlaman
Jack" and Gus Williams will be seen at Englishs
in his new play. april Fool"
Tomorrow night at the Empire Professor Fan
zig, wonderful coniurer, will make his first ap-
pearance in this city in his startling tricks. He
will introduce all the latest tricks of the most
famous coDjurers and will endeavOr to expose
spirituasm. He will he assisted by Mile. Florine.
Many seemingly supernatural feats viii be intro
duced. Seats may be secured now.
At the Empire Theater next week, CON-
mencing Monday matinee. the London Gaiety
Girls Buresque;and Specially Company will hold
the boards This company carries all its scenery
and a company of twenty-five artists. Ii is one
OF the best burlesQue companies oh the road
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New Company to Take Hold Of the Prop
erty Early Next Week.
MessrsL Werner and Mckee. the principal
owners of the Citizens Street-railway
Company, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from Chicago. where they met the
day before for the purpose of making the
last payment OF the purchase price. 1t was
the intention to take complete control. but
this they were not able to do because of
the absence of some of the directors, whose
resignation must first be received. The
new owners. it Is now said. will take pos
session on next Tuesday. Mr.. A. L. Mason.
counsel for the purchasers. said yesterday
to journ al reporter that he thought the
company might not be reorgan-
ized before Thursday OF next
week. There will be, he said, no announce
ment of new officers until then. Mr. Mason
confessed to going before the Board of
Pubic Works In the morning TO ascertain
II the board proposed TO give the Broad
Ripple applicants for franchise, but said
be did not learn much. Members of the
board say that he did not learn anything
at all. Mr. Werner and Mr.. Mckee left on
the afternoon train tor their homes In
Pitrsburg.
the new officers. There will be SIX
directors to elect and it is said two of these
will here. twoin Philadelphia aud two
in PIttsburg. the last. of course, being
Werner and Mckee. The Indianapolis
directors. it is said. may be Mr.. Mason and
his father-in-law, Ex-Governor Porter.
The presidency causes great deal OF
rumor. When the organization IL oom-
plete it Is announced that the company
will ask the city for q new charter.
Since the Journal announced, couple of
months ago. that A. l.. Mason would sue
ceed Mr.. Frenzel as president of the COM
paDy, there has been no particular reason TO
change the announcement. Whether or
not Mr. Frenzel has been rendered the posi-
tlon ls matter that Is neither here nor
there with the public. Mr.. Macon Will, in
oil probability. be the official head of the
company.
The point of really more Importance to
the patrons of the lines is the fact that Mr..
w. L. Steele has been selected for and has
consented 60 accept his old place az super
fDrendent- This will mean better service.
closer compliance with schedules and a re-
lief from the annoying delays that have
made life burden to every body who was
not fortunate enough TO reside near either
the College avenue or Illinois-street line in
the past few months. 1t is believed that
Michael Burns, ex-CouncIlman and present
street commissioner. will succeed Mr.. Lewis
as road and barn boss.
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wrong in principle and detrimental to the COM
munity in practice.
Resolved. That the interests of the community
are best served when the people. in their col
lective capacity. own and operate such public
works as are In their nature monopoiies; such as
water, gas telephone, electric lights and street
car lines
Resolved. That no franchise for the use of our
streets for streetcar purposes should be granted
to any person or persons. but that the city should
build such extensions as will meet the needs OF
the community, and II the CITY should not be
DO leased for short period TO the highest bidder
or to the party giving the cheapest fares as the
City Council, in their discretion, may direct. III
constitutional limitations should make 1t i'm
practicable for the city to build its own lines then
we favor the granting OF franchises for
limited period, but that after the year 1900 the
city shall at any time. upon having given pre-
viously one years notice. have the right 10 ter
inmate such franchise and TO. purchase the I'M
provements that might have been made under
the same, at appraised valuation. In order 10
protect the interests OF the community the spirit
OF the following conditions ought TO be incorpor-
ated in any contract that might be entered INTO
between the city and any person or persons Tor
the purpose of building and operating street
1. Entire control by city anthori ties of extern
sions, speed, grade. etc.
2. The best possible rapid-tr ansit service.
3. The fare should not exceed cents.
T.. An annual street rental OF not less than
5. Gross receipts tax.
6. No employe to receive less than Is cents
per nour.
z. A stated indemnity to be paid to the city in
each case in breach of contract
8. That all revenue from this service shall be
placed in q separate fund, to be used only in the
purchase OF the plant.
Resolved. That we demand that the Common
Council OF the city or Indianapolis grant fran
chises upon the above conditions to any company
who will put in operation first class rapdtransit
lines TO any suburbs Of the city.
Resolved, That we, citizens Of Indianapolis. In
mass meeting assembled, give notice to our pub
lie servants who have been elected TO Office 70
guard the interests of the city, that We shall
watch with vigilant eve whatever action they
may take on the question OF franchises, and
shall hold them strictly to accord for any dere-
LECTION OF duty when the eitys interests are con-
cerned. of which any OF them may be guilty.
Resolved. That In the next city election we
shall require of all candidates of all parties that
they state, fully and without circumlocution,
their opinions on the matter OF franchises TO
private corporations. and the stand, II elected,
they will take IN regard TO the same.
After the passage of the above. one
man arose and remarked that he should
be surprised If the Board Of Public Works
paid the slightest attention To the de-
mands of the meeting. which statement
failed to meet the approval OF those
present.
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made declaration that oil the street-car
lines would be operated by electric power
by the time the encampment 10 held. The
statement was greeted with applause. II
liens com pany behind IL much expedition
Will be needed to make the performance
good. Mr.. Mason reported yesterday that
Mr.. Werner had said extensions would be
pushed as soon as possible. There was
fat
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See the Point !?

You would hire servant with character"
dated five years back You would ask what she had been
doing meantime
When you read testimonials of baking powder
that they dated Tenyears-od recommendations
used by makers meantime they have changed the
quality of their powder.
Marion Harland says in her letter:
Il Dated Feb. S, 1892
"After long and careful trial of others,
prefer Clevelands Baking Powder. like
quantity of Clevelands goes further and does
better work than any other of which have
knowledge" II II
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Teske<l haf Inn
"MOTHERS'
FRlEND''
makes CHILD BIRTH EASY,

Colvin, Ia, Dec. 2, 1eS6.-My vito used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not b.
without it for hundreds OF dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt Of price, sib0 per bot
tie. Book ITO Mothers |" mailed free.
6RAOFfEL0 REGULATOR CO.,
soa eALg ~ a. 9auoassvs. ATLANTA a
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Ladies' List.

A-Armstrong. Mrs. a.
B-Bowen, Miss Oracle: Brown Miss Mary; Bols,
Mrs. Annie; Bradford, Ella; Blair, Mrs. Lydiag
Brown, Miss Bessie; Brooks Mrs. Elizabeth Nj
Burton, Miss Matte; Brown Miss N avn w.
C-Cook Miss Carrie; Cooper susie.
D-DeitZ Ida; Donovan, Mrs. Sarah; Door, Mrs,
Annie; Davis Mrs. Martha Jane; Drain, Mrs Della,
Doinel, Miss Gussie
E-Empson. Miss Ella.
F-Foett, Miss Iva.
G-GriInes, Clara; Citizens, Mrs Chas.; Giferel,
Mrs. q.
H-Hal Eva; Hebner, Mrs. Laura; Harvey, Miss
Katie; Hunter, Frances; Hatfield, Elsie.
K-krahl Miss Rosa Kesler Mrs. Alice.
L-Laufiin. Carrie; Linton. Lizzie; Leslie Mrs.
Carey.
Mcconnell. Mrs. Lille NJ; McNutt. Mrs. c.
F.; Mckee. Mrs. Clara
M-Munchhof Miss Anna; Manner Mrs Emogene;
Murphy Mrs. George; Michel, Miss Della; Muir.
ply, Miss Mamie.
N-Nankel. Mrs. E.; Nixon. Mrs. +. q.
PECK, Mrs. Mary; Page Miss Ida; Piunkett
Mrs. WIN. H.; Power Miss Bessie.
Ridden Miss Birdie; Randall Miss Claire: Rose,
Miss Hattie Ross, Jessie n Roberts, Miss L0uzna-
S-Sisc0, Miss Kate Stader. Miss Maud. Sanders,
Rebecca smith, Mrs. sarah J.: SfeadInan. Mrs.
Belle sloan, Mrs. Geo. Co. southland Kate A; Scott,
Miss Stella; Sanders, Miss Ella; Stuetelmeir Miss
Title.
FLORENCE. Josie; Tuttle, Bessie; Tomson. Mrs.
Lena Tompkins. Anna Thompson, Mrs Dora.
Vernon. Mrs. Clara.
W-WilsOn, Miss LOllie; Winter, Miss Nellie,
Williams, Mrs Eliza.
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Articles OF incorporation were filed with the
Secretary or state, yesterday, as follows: Indi-
ana Real Estate Company. OF Evansville, capt.
ital stock $1,000; Mackey-Nesbit Company,
of Evansville, capital stock $3.50, 900; Ensing-
Gagen Company. OF Lafayette, capital stock
$4,000; University Park Land Company, of
bloomington. capital stock $4,000; Rochester
Naturai-gas Company. OF Fulton. capital stock
$4,000.
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Gentlemen's List
Adams, E. c.; Anderson, Woodford; Ash, James

Adams E. c.; Anderson Woodford; Ash, James
B-Betcher Oliver c.; Best +. w; Bugh. Carrie;
Burnett Fred Brown, ED; Baker, Frank Boubard
Geo; Beale, j. A. (atryl; Bidnger, X. J.; Brown,
Horato. L.; Bruner Charles; Broaiz, Fred; Becker.
w. G..
C-carnes. Chas Cooper, VIII c.; Collier. Alexan.
der; Cheatwood. Wesley.
D-Dugan, Jno.; Dickerson, Alvro; Deem James,
E~Eldridge, ]. Prescott; Eisler. Frank, Eweu. N.
F-Fender David H; Firestone. Geo. W.; Fergu.
son. OH; Fritts. Jn0.; French, Jos French. q -;
Free, A D.; Fletcher. Charles.
G-6rifiit, q. It; Calvin, VIM; Gauthin. Dave; Gay
HI-Hli Eddie; Hunter Frank; Hoge, Charlie,
Hall, H; Hildreth, Geo. H. Hadley J. Nj Harris,
Geo. D.; Hughes, Jno; Hogden, DE- n. o.
flames. Dr.. g. s.; julius. VIM; Jackson. DR.. ].
K-Keely. Daniel WI King. VIM. R.; Kisling. jr.
Jake.
La Montaine. Israel; Lippincott, Edward; Lewis T.
p: Lautn, Geo. III.
Mc-McIntosh Jno McClaine, James A, Mccon-
VIM. Muller. N. (2j Martin. Reuben; Mayer. jos.
b.; Mayield, r.; P Modon, c. s.; Moor. DoekI
N-Nevels @. w; Neal. VIM
Parker, Harry; Humphrey. Karl.
R-Randolph, j. 8.
Stops Alser seiofeT Harry g. siSer FranE
Sucker, Jacob; Slower. Geo. H.; Stout Geo.
T-Tenton. Samuel; Thompson. James l.; Thor.
V-Vescelius, Chas. II.
W-WTight III. e.; Weigert. Ferdinand; wilbur,
Jerry; Webster chas.; Watts. Williamson. D.; wisen-
berg, WIN; Wills, w. A.
Packages.
Montague. Mrs. Theodore G.
E.P THOMPSON. p N.
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Not Yet Rendered.

The city attorney has not as yet rendered a de-
cision on the Grand Army encampment ordi-
nance, but the Council has majority. it is said.
in favor of it. President Murphy said yesterday
that he thought the vote would stand about Ia
to z, with possibly one or two Oh anges.
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New Church.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL $50 NORTH ALA
~ barna street. Sunday school at $50 q. Rev.
T. D. Daniels will preach at 1915 a m. on TWO
Stages in the Reception of Spiritual Light" and az
7:30 p. M on Educating the Public Mind the Only
Ehectual Way OF Fighting Uivi Wrongs"
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praShVfariau

IcIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH.
Il weet cor. Pennsylvania and New York streets.
The pastor, Rev. NJ L. Hanes, D. D., will preach to;
morrow at 10:45 a and 730 p sunday school
meets at $50 IN. The Young Peoples Society
meets at 6:45 p. m Weekly prayer.meeting on Thurs
day evening az 7:3O o'clock
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already so heavily taxed as almost to drive 1t
out of the State. ] never knew a corporation to
have a liking for paying taxes. IL the Western
Union would squeeze some of the water out of
its stock it might have enough income to pay
profits and taxes, too. If there is anything due
the city from the Western Union want to see IL
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYMOUTH CHU RCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
Il and New York streets. Rev. Frede-ic E. Dew
hurst minister. Morning. service. 40 g. md
evening service, 745. Sunday school, $50 o'clock
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FniSn0nal

CT. PAULS CHURCH-CORNER NEW YORK
- and Illinois streets-Rev. g. A. Christensen rector.
Holy communion, $50 a. IN. Morning prayer and
sermon. 1870 a. sunday school. p. m. Even
ing prayer and sermon 1880 p. IN.
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What Sam Jones Is Here For.

Augusta (6a) Chronicle.
Sam Jones 10 now in Indiana preaching
against the Golden Calf and holding his
pail for the milk.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is the list OF letters remaining
unclaimed in the Indianapolis Postof.ice 6atur.
day, March Il, 1898. Please call for Advertised
Letters" and give the date Of tnls ilsL
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Christian.
srNmpAr crrprcrIAN rrrrrpCrT ropNrp

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CORNER
" OF Ohio and Delaware streets. ID. r. Lucas pas
tor. Subject 10:45 IN, THE Natural and the spin
itual;" 7;45 p. ~, why Men Should Accept tho
Gospel" Sunday school at $50 a m, Howard Gale
superintendent Y. p. 8. c. e. Junior society. a
m; Senior Society $50 p. IN. Miss Gertrude Droege
leader. Prayer-meetng Thursday evening. AL are
invited and welcome TO these services.
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WHEN you feel all tired out and broken
mp generally you need 9 God tonic. Hoods
SArsapsrills il tho best. Try it
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CEcoND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH co

- ner Pennsylvania and Vermont streets Rev.
Joseph A. Mflburn pastor. Preaching at l0:45 d
and $50 p m. sunday school, 9:45 a. m Young Peo'
pies Society Christian Endeavor $40 D. Junior
day and Thursday evenings, 1880 O'clock. The public
Cordially invited
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rr,ABERNACLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MERrp.

TABERNACLE CHU RCH-CORNER NERD
ian and Second streets. Rev. j. A Rondthaler. ID.
d. pastor Rev. w. ID, Durham assistant pastor.
Communion service at 1880 4 n with short sermc1
by the pastor. Preaching in the chapel at $50 p.
sunday 7h school at 2iS p M r. s. o. sA5 P m.
Chapel ut 730 p IN. Services also in West Washing.
ton-street Chapel at 73O p Conservation service
this saturday. afternoon, at o'clock.
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Methodist.

OENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPI5CO,
" pal Church-COrner OF Central avenue and Butler
street. Rev. Henry A Buchtel d. D.. pastor. sermon
at 1880 a. ~, by the pastor. Temperance meeting
at 730 D. Addresses by the pastor and by several
prominent laymen connected with the church. Class
meeting, $3.50 a. m. Sunday school, 216 p. m Ep-
worth League prayer-meeting, $50 p IN. Stran gers
cordially welcomed.
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NERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPIsCo-
JNl pal Church-1he Rev III. A. Cleveland, ID D..
pastor will preach at 1890 a. and at 1880 p.
Glasses at $50; Sunday school at 215; Y p. s. g. L
at $50. Thursday evening meeting at 745.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Eighth-ward taxpayers are requested to
meet at NO. hose-reei house, on East Washing
ton street. this evening, at o'clock to discuss
the Ct. a. r. taxIevy.
The lecture, els the Individual Acquainted
with Providencel" by DIR. John. president of De
PAW University, will be given at Roberts Park
Church, st. Patrick's day. in the evening. at 8.
The usual Friday night services. "The Way OF
the Cross" were not held at st. Johns Church
last night The work of building the scat
folding for the improvement and completion of
this grand place OF worship has commenced, and
lnterferes with the holding OF these devotions
tits learned that Mondays storm did not con-
fine itself 10 the city and Brightwood, but cut
number OF serious capers at the State fair
ground. The exhibit sheds Of II. T.. Dusher. OF
Hamilton, o., were blown over, and the building
owned by the Stoddard Manufacturing Com
pany, OF this city. was demolished.
Tested by Time.
For bronchial affections. coughs. etc., Browns
Bronchial Trocbes have proved their efficacy by
a test OF many years Price % cents.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

T5IRST BAPTIST CHURCH - NORTHEAST
i corner of New York and Pennsylvania streets
The pastor Rev. w. f. Taylor, viii preach at l0:45
a. M and 7;30 D. m. Musical entertainments by boys
from DR. Bernardo's Homes of London, Monday.
Tuesday and wednesday evenings. Prayermeeting
Thursday evening
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Morris Property to BE Cut Up

Suggestion from tho Controller.
"Mr. wallick see" said Controller woollen
yesterday. 'says the Western Union company il
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