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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
9ie oeuti9en s5ntereiien lit @sesifu.

SIM 8erbdltniB mirb fein 2ano bdrs
ter BON bem Sturae 6eS Silberpreiles
betrofen alS Merifo. yfa9 ben Ser.
Staaten 1T Merito bas filberrei6ite
2anb Der @rbe. Die Silberausbeute
ma6t ben 9aupttbeiI feiner Geiammtz
eraeugung aus. Gieielbe liefert au9
ben 9auptpertb Der Nusfubr. No9 i'm
Sabre 1891 eraeugte Merifo fir AZ
MilIionen pefps 9iIber; 3ur Musfubr
aelansten fur 364 Minionen peiDs.
9amaIs gait bas pelo nod 3,54 M.
(We9feleurs auf Berlin fiir 2Monat)
beute entfpri6t einem 5ilberpreis bon
SO peios in 2onbon Elm Ws9ielcurs
bon ettpa 2.35 3d., b. 3. @ilber bat
ge8en 1891 iiber elm 8iertel ieines
@ertbes einsebiiBt. 9ie GiIberans>
beute bDn AZ Wiil. peios bate 1891
nod einen Wertb BON 148 Millionen
Mart, bic Nusfubr bon Silber einen
ipl9en BON 1913 Millionen Marf. 6eute
fteqen fi6 bic entfpre6enben 3ablen
auf SO be5m. IS Millionen, mas einem
8erluft bon so be3m. 43 Wiiaionen
Marf idbrl:9 glei9tommt.
9ieier 8erluit plrb nm 10 fiiblbas
rer, als Werifo ni1t bios fur feline
0aupter5eugungen 10 biel tpeniger eine
nimmt, ionbern aeSwungen iit, in benz
felben 8erbdltniB mebr aus3ugeben,
I'M ieinen finaneiellen 8erpfi6tnngen
na95ufGmmen.
8efanntlid bat bic &esierung BON
Werito, nm cine Menge alter 0erbinbs
Ii6feiten peri6iebenfter Nrt au erfillen
unb Mittel au 8erbeHerungem unb
tpirtbl6aftli9en Mnlagen au erlanaen,
In ben Sabren 1888 nnb 1890 burd
bas 6aus 8Iei6rbber in Berlin amei
6procentige Nnleiben i'm @eiammtbes
TRACE bon 16,5 Wil. 8. aufgenom>
men, auBerbem gum 8au ber Sebuanz
tepecs@iienbabn fit 2 Mil. 8. 5pros
centige 8oabs bur1 bic 9resbener
8ant in Berlin unb Selismann 8ros.
in 2onbon ausgegeben. 9ie in @oIb
su aablenben 3inien i'm 8etrage BON
| 1,22 Mil. 8. (eini6lieBli6 9(morti<
Iation) erbeii6en natiirli6 einen i'm
8erbdltniB 3nm faaenben Silbermertb
lteigenben Nufmanb an pefos, Der bic
6inan3en bes Qanbes, ipel6es obnebies
in allen iibri8er 8erbdltnifen unter
Der gntpertbung bes SiIbers 8erluite
leibet, ernitli6 gu gefdbrben brobt.
llnsliidli6eripeiie befinben li6 bic
meritanif den g 6ulbper r.
f9reibungen gum gr6Bten 3beil
in beutf6en Sdnben, unb Der
@urSriidgang bieier Bapiere, ipel9e
@nbe DECEMBER 1892 nod rs beam.
65 fanben, sesenmdrtig So besw. AZ,
beriibrt besbalb bornebmlid Oeuti6e
Sntereifen.
Gin 3roit babel lit menigltenS Der,
baB bic meritanii6e 8egieruns ben
befeu Willea seigt, ibren @ldubigern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
Wnt. W}atthieS,

s 6Ieii6er, SOufon.StraBe.
2iefert bas porstiali6fe &inb=, S6afs
unb S6Deinefeii6. 9 Spe3ialitd!:
Sunges &albfleii d. Nae Sors
ten bon Wurlt.
8efellungen iperben in irgenb einem
3beile Der Stabt frei abgeIiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
Die llbr iu, @etbfeffel.

glnf cine etuas eigentbiimli1e Weife
iu6te, tpie bic Srierer 3ts." f6reibt,
Elm Wtiiller in einem tIeinen Sert6en
ieine itebengebliebene Saidenubr tpies
Der in @ans gu briusen; er Ieste fie
ndmIi6 in ben WeibpaRerteHel. bra6te
lie aber, als bies uidt baIf unb bic
nbr gans berroitet mar, 3u einem llbr>
nader in bic Stabt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
Die Sernfsartem Ses 8eihstases.

SIN neuen &ei6stas finb bic 8erufs.
arteu ungemein bielieitig bertreten unb
neben benz 9anbDerfer unb fleinen 8es
ftBer tagt biesmal Der @taatsminifter
uno StaatSfefretdr bes Nusmdrtigen
4mtes a. 3. Oie @utsbeFber unb
9anbmirtbe iiberuiesen, 145 Mgeorbs
nete iino als fOl6e beSei6net, an stueis
ter 9teIe iteben bann bic sSurifea nit
ITO Mann, baun folgen 40 S6rifts
feaer, 36 8erufs MiIitdrs, 26 @eif=
li9e, 81 &e9tsantpdlte. 20 ssabrifane
ten, l8 8iirgermeifter, 1S 2auaeute,
Il Hebatteure, Is 6nf9argen, u
ganogeri9tsrdtbe unb prdfbenten, 8
Nmtsgeri9tsrdtbe, 7 2anbrdtbe, 6
Ner3te, 6 ProfeROren. 6 NfeForen, 4
Oberlebrer, l Oberprdiibent, aud l
&eferenbar &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25

CONNER S6ipG1e, Miibisteit,
Nppetitlofigfeii, fotpie nerp6fe 6infdls
ligteit la1en ii6 burb 9Oobs Sarias
parilla mie Der gebel bur9 bic Sonne
Dertreiben. Wfan periu6e es, um bic
iuabren gor3iise biefer 9rObartigen
Webiain fennen 81 lernen.
Slider, tuirfiam, angenebm Soobs
Yiaem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25

GpoleD'S 8e8ifter, NO. % 2llamO
plaaa bat eiuen &uf fur guten alten
Wbisfep, Die beiten 9emil6ten Sc
trdnte. feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte nnb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb ltets friI6eS Bier. Ser giaentbiis
mer, Soc 6OOlep, perltebt ieiu 8ef6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25

g Buufte
ans ben pielen,
M a r II nj DIR.
Yieree'S Pleasant
; Pellets befier fius
als oubereYIuen:
1. Sc fiub bic
Heinfen, am leid).
kAGa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
@roSsartl0er &aeuuu1l9s- -Uerkauf
--- ..:....--L Il. W0LFSoN. --'...... ..........
uebral mu6e Bargans M baben Die @rer nnr bic nie6aHu
gffbt @ir 9aben 0as popnldre Gitdt BET stao.
9anten=SaiQeult. II. 8leuie1t.

9an1en=Saiaenn. Sleuiell.
@robartise Bargains &ein Ronfurrent
fann uns sleihfOmmen. 5rhbere 9rei,e tperben
gar nidt berIdiihtist
gunte cber tpeibe EaiIen 81. 7h Gents ,.np
s5 gsnts,
anf G5 GentS reomsirt.
Geibe 81 unb 81 25 TailIen gu 85 Gents.
S6ipar3e 2apn SailIen, friiber gu $1.25
unb $3.50,
iebt anf 81 reomsirt.
@eibe 2atpn IaiGen ,u $500, 50 25 unb
$! so; rebusirt auf $l.75.
Vile $500, $3.50 unb $4OO Yrpbe= Ie illen,
pra4tpol seitidt, in allen Garben
81 $3.50 pro gtiid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
HIATT'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Incident Showing Murderous Intent. and
Giying Buskirk Chancs

Schofeld's livery barn. located in the
an attempted murder about 10 O'Clock last
night. which happily resulted only in the
arrest of the man who undertook to COM
NIT the deed. Yesterday evening. az 5
o'clock, o young man named James Jacobs.
residing on lockwood street. hired horse
and buggy at the Schofeld stable, and be-
fore he drove out was instructed to return
she horse at @ stated tima
He came in between o and 10 o'clock. an
hour later than was agreed upon. Otis
Hiatt the hostler on duty at the barn. re-
seived the horse and requested Jacobs and
his companion TO drive up on TO the first
floor; He feared that ne would have
trouble with the men and desired TO settle
with them inside the barn. They drove in
and Hiatt saw that both were intoxicated,
but succeeded In getting Jacobs's partner
ont of the rig without trouble. The
asleep until tine hostler. shaking his
arm. called; Come get out Of
this" At this Jacobs reused him
self and placing his hand in his hip
pocket, said; You - I'll bore o hole
sahbre revolver and fired at Hi
stt The latter was not more than three
feet away from the muzzle OF the gun, but
the bali missed him, and, striking tho
floor. glanced upward and struck him on
the leg. He was not hurt. and sprang out
of range of the revolver. Jacobs. instead
OF replacing the weapon. continued TO snap
it In the face or every body who appeared
IN sight and for some time the place
was vacated. He was finally captured
by Sam Haynes another employee of the
barn. who boldly stepped out in the face of
danger. The prisoner was taken in charge
by officers Shaffer and Brady and locked
ND on the charge of shooting with intent
TO kill. On Investigation 10 was found
that the revolver bad luckily contained
but one cartridge. which had been fired at
Hiatt From the statement made by the
stablemen there was no provocat ton for tn Q
act. The man who drove into the barn
with Jacobs escaped and was unidentified.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
BRILLIANT ELECTRIC DISPLAY.
A Telephone Wire Falls on Trolley Wire
Dan Longs Experience

A brilliant electric display occurred at
the corner OF Pennsylvania and Ohio
streets last night. by the falling of q tels-
phone wire across the trolley of the electric
railway. The teleohone wire was severed.
and. one end dangling In the street below,
emitted Q shower of sparks and flashes
that warned people to keep at a safe
distance. Dan Long. the driver OF Rruns-
wick stable hack. accidentally guided his
team into the battery and was knock ed
from his cab by the shock. One OF his
hsrses was also knocked down and bec ly
hurt.
Pairolman Smith and Laughlin dis
covered the dangerous state OF affairs. and
for an hour worked necessarily In en- effort
to keep vehielrs oil the unsafe ground.
They succeeded In preventing serious acct
dent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
THREE MILLION BACHELORS
That's What the Census Shows and It's
Time Some Repented.


Time Some Repented.
Boston Globe
According to the last census reports there
are over 5000. 900 bachelors In the United
States-by which lie meant there are $780,
eco men over thirty years old who have
never been married.
This fact, of course. furnishes a very
handy text for all sorts of comment aud
suggestion. Now and then tho scheme is
advocated of making neglect OF matrimony
d statutory otfense, either by way tax dis
Grimm alton in favor of married parties OF
otherwise.
In earlier times marriage was compul-
sorry. The great world conquerors wanted
material for their armies. and so heavy
One interesting question which the cen
sus figures do not answer is this: How
many of these 5000, 900 bachelors are single
from choice rather than necessity"
The factors affecting the ability to sup
port q wife have been very much changed
under the newer industrial and commercial
condition. So great has become the com PEE
tition for places among the higher
pursuits. and so largely have women
come to I'LL positions once exclu-
sively occupied by men, that the
bureaus of industrial statistics show a
large and larger percentage of men in these
pursuits whose incomes. from their point
OF view, will not permit them to marry.
It Is easy to scold the young men In this
mattcr-quite as easy TO find fault with the
young women who are looking out tor hus-
bands with plenty OF ready money. But
there Is nothing in the published census
figures regarding the average earnings of
certain classes of workers which az all war
rants the conclusion that the majority of
these 5000. 900 unmarried men remain sin 4 le
through willfnlness rather than What they
deem necessity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
WHAT STAFF IS.
Something About q Building Substance
Mach Used at the Worlds Fair.

Something About q Building Substance
Mach Used at the Worlds Fair.
Youth's Companion.
Staff ia the stuff--the moon bustible ma
terisl-with which the great exposition
buildings are covered; the facile garment
of white which clothes their huge. gaunt
skeletons of iron aud timber.
Not only are we structures clad IN stan,
but the hundreds OF columns, pedlments,
capitals and ali che profuse. general orna-
men Ia ton, as also the gigantic statuery
groups and categorical pieces, are oil OF
stef.
This protean substance 10 mixture OF
plsster-often called plaster OF Parls-and
q small per cent. of cement. into which are
introduced frequent bres of hemp, Juto or
SIsal grass. to give 10 toughness, 40 that ~
may be- bent, sawed. nailed or bored. 1T
will.
10 10 cast in molds. The plaster and
cement are first wet up to the consistency
OF thick treacle. q layer of which ~ spread
on the well-lubricated mold. Next follows
layer of the long. tough tibres; over this
IL poured another coating of the liquid
plaster, covering In the more ana ming tine
mold to the required depth.
There are nOids of q hundred. yes, q
thousand, different patterns, and sizes;
from those for casting plain Switchboard,
for walls, to those for the most complex,
beautiful or fantastic ornaMentation.
In case of statues and statuary groups
the models are first fashioned in clay.
then coated with staff.
The interior of the staff-sheds. whore the
mixing and casting are done. have been
husy places during the past eighteen
months also very steamy and slushy.
Many of the workmen are German. French
or Italian. the art and practice of staff.
making being better understood abroad
than in the United States.
The composition hsrdeDs sufficiently ia
be handled and taken away to the building
in process of construction In the course oi
half an hour. Staff 10 iireproof, and, TO a
considerable extent. waterproof. Ii kept
painted it will withstand the weather for q
number of years. LIZ it cracks or crumbles
off It can readily be- repaired with brush
or trowel from tub OF the liquid mixture
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

PrfDttrs' IHk
An amusing paragraph which has been
going the rounds of the press states that
the publishers of n German novel recently
did neat thing in the way OF advertising.
They caused to be inserted In most of the
newspapers a notice TO the effect that GER
tain nobleman of wealth and high position.
desirious of finding wife wanted ONE who
resem bled the heroine IN the novel named.
Thereupon every marriageahle wo0 IN who
saw the notice bought the book IN order 10
rec what the heroine WAS like. and the
wcxsx mad en- immense sale.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Ellen Donahue. aged ffty-eight years,
an inmate of the House of the Good Shop
herd. was declared insane yesterday.
Public school No. Q, which has been
closed on account of the prevalence of q
minor Injection among pupils has been re-
opened.
The board of directors of the Indianapo-
lis Industrial Union call q public meeting
on Wednesday. May 81. ct 1870. at Mrs.
Joseph A. Milburn's. They particularly
desire q full attendance of members and
consignors.
An examiner from Bryn Mawr College 10
now holding entrance examinations for
the college in the Girls Classical school.
Five girls are taking these examin ations.
The University or Chicago will also hold
entrance examinations In the school in
June.
President William X. Harper, of the
University of Chicago, will deliver the an
Girls Classical School In the Grand Opera
House Wednesday evening. June z.
President Harper's subject will be, The
Spirit of Study"
Rhetorical contest of the Girls Classical
Scnool will take place at the Propylaum.
Friday evening. June 2, at O'Clock. The
contestants are Misses Nema Whitcomb.
Katherine Sullivan, Edith Walliok, kittie
Morris, Mary Brush, Adelaide Rogers.
kuth Raub and Florence Hey wood.
The Indiana Auxiliary McAil mission
will hold its quarterly meeting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. ID. Cooper. No. $50 College
avenue to- morrow. at $50 o'clock. Letters
will be read from DIR. and Mrs. Thurber.
American Chapel. Paris This will. after
business Is disposed OF. become In the ma
ture of q memorial service to Dr. McAll.
founder of the missions. All members aud
friends invited.
At st. Psups Church. this evening. at
7:S0 o'clock. Bishop Knickerbscker viii adj
minister the rits of confirmation to n class
of about twenty. THIS Is the second class
this spring. The class confirmed on Palm
Sunday numbered twenty five. making q
total of nearly fifty accessions this year
under the acceptable services OF Rev. G.. A
Christensen. rector. The public are cor
daily invited TO this and all services this.
Trinity. Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
Lsaher Was YarY Manfnl.

Charles Lasher. living near the Massa-
chusetts-avenue depos, was arrested last
night by officers Temple aud Winn on the
charge of forgery. Lasher 10 said to be
guilty Of working Off forged order for
groceries on the firm of Minor * Co.. North.
side grocers, to the amount of 20 cents
When arrested Lasher very manfully un-
dertook TO shift the responsibility of the
offenso upon his wife.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
sale OF Lots.

The Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. of Hartford. Conn.,, yesterday trans
ferred to Horace E. Smith. as trustee for
Moses g. McLsin. Braxton Baker. John r.
Pearson and Horace T.. Smith, 148 lots in
the Bruce Baker addition for oOnsidera-
of $40. 600. The lots are Situated east of the
north end of College avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
SPORTING MATTERS.
Wood. wresrl-n a r,oxar.

Denver Smith and Al Woods. OF Cleve-
iaud. wrestled one bout at the Empire
ThesteT last night in conjunction with the
regular performance of tho vaudeville
company. of which Smith IL the particular
star. Smith has known reputation as a
fighter, bus as wrestler he cannot CON-
pete with men who arc versed IN the sport
The bout lasted ten minutes. and Woods
had no trouble in throwing his man. The
exhibition was n pretty one and gave salts
faction to those tho witnessed liz.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

and each declares that It 10 for blood"
There Will be a number Of preliminary
events, the most prominent among which
will be the turning of four colored men
frse-for-all boxing match. The match
proDer will be called at $50 O'Clock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

The Memorial services at the California
street NJ. +. Church will be by the Major
Robert Anderson Post and Woman's Re-
lief Corpa. No. "A. Rev. X. X. Bryan will
ael,V-r the sermon of the day. The exer-
cises will consist of the Elm ging of patriotic
and religious songs. ana scrlptural read
inge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
The eh,ldr.n.s Lssters
Jenness Miner's Mortaiy.

There 10 not one man, woman or child
In ten who would not. If left alone. delight
In reading aloud for the benefit OF every
body part or all OF his or her correspond
ence. The news wonld all b. told IN ten
minutes and IN chorus. bur ~ one IS caa-
tinually poked ut all Is SPOILED. A chlld
will naturally shnre letter with an inter
ested mother and enjoy IL moro for the do
ina. but the private letter-box evil has in
. greas measure grown from 49, imper-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

tinent interference. for 1t is really that.
with the young peoples right of privacy.
Know al! about q child's correspondence.
of course but do your supervision tact1ui-
ly and as Justly as possible. Children Az
preciate Justice more than we give them
credit for.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

Jim Casey, of Memphis, Tenn. is in the
city. and he issues challenge TO fight any
man in the country at 122 pounds. give or
take two pounds. He prefers Tommy Mil
Ter and after him Abe Lloyd. lie will give
Miller two or four pounds TO meet him, and
will fight for a purse or side bet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
BOND BIDS STIR UP A ROW
Controller W0olIen Sends Pointed Re-
ply to John I. Blair & Co.'s Telegram.
He Thinks the Firm Reflected on His Integ-
rity In Message 60 Mayor Sullivan
Relative TO the Refunding Bonds.


Rssents the Inference Made by Blair g. Co.
In Thor Telegram To the Mayor.
Controller Woollen Ia very wroth. His
Integrity has been attacked In what he
regards as q very undetermined fashion. 1t
seems that on Thursday he received tele-
gram from John |. Blair Il Co., bankers. of
New York. asking if he would accept cash
and q reasonable discount for the bonds
sold Friday. Mr.. Woollen replied that he
had no authority to sell them az private
sale. On Friday the Mayor received o tele-
gram from Blair 81 Co. worded thus:
Understand four-and-a- half per cent. thirty.
year bonds. authorized In place OF fours. and
VIII be sold secretly this morning. We desire TO
make cash proposition for entire issue, and will
thank you to hold sale open until our represent
bell Wind a. Co. TO leave Anderson, Ind, to rep
resent us at SALE We have only discovered.
that sa%s sesn 1ep
10 bid. We wired your Controller yesterday, and
got no satisfaction.
Mayor Sullivan at once turned the tele-
gram oyer to Controller Woollen to answer
ss he saw tit. This telegram from tho
same house as one sent to q prominent
business man, stating that IL was anxious
TO bid and would do better than any others
in the field. mentioned In yesterdays
Journal. but at that time it was not known
tho the house had q bid in through Camp
bell. Wild IL Co. IL was the intimation
con alned in the word secretly" that
aroused the Controllers wrath. He wired
back the following answer:
This morning after the award of the S621 900
refunding bonds had been made, Mayor Sullivan
received your dispatch OF to-day and has handed
it TO me 10 answer. Your representative reached
here before the bid was opened, made a bid and
IL was considered. OF the five bids made 1t was
the lowest except one, which was for S60S, $50,
difference In favor OF your agent OF $40 The
bonds were awarded to Coffin Il Stanton. Of
your city, at par Your information In relation
The bonds advertised in the
Sentinel aud Journal, OF this city. and that the
sale generally known is evidenced by the
fact that bids were received from Chicago, Glove
land, New York and this city. and, besides a rep
resentative OF d Cincinnati house was present.
although he did not bid. Your insinuation that
1 was engaged in an underhand way TO sell the
bonds Is gratuitous aud uncalled for, and ought
10 be retracted.
Il think An apology is due from Blair q
Co.," said the Controller in speaking of the
matter yesterday. THAT intima tion a bout 3
u secret sale is evidently tho result of .
telegram or kilograms sent to Blair 81 Co.
by u rasoaliy scoundrel-and it was not
sent from this city either. but il was she
work OF rascal and scoundrel. The Blair
bid, that of Campbell, Wild d Co.. was
next TO the lowest in five. That shows
what their great intentions were. / am
satisfied that my Judgment was correct In
this matter"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

Joe Collins issues q challenge to wrestle
any weller weight IN the country. Bert
Walker. of Cincinnati. preferred. He will
wrestle catch-as-cstch-can OF Grac Roman
for q purse or q side bet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

Mortgage ON sh. Surgical Institute.
A mortgage of s75. 600 has been placed by
II. Il. Allen on the new Surgical InstItut to
Building. The funds are to be used in
completing the buildjng.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

The match between Herbert Hale and
pire Theater on Tuesday night. promises TO
be one of the most interesting of the sea-
sso. The men are about evenly matched.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

fhree intttntionr in one Night.
Mystic Tie Lodge. +. and A. NJ. will con-
fer the Master Mason degree on three Fell
lowcrafts tomorrow. The work will begin
nj