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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-18
The New York Store
Established 1853.
Cloak Department
CLOAKS--SeCOnd Floor.

rs Sample CapeS, mostly all sHk--One
Lace-trinned, bought ar about half price,
and now they are going in like manner
--S7 10 SI3.5 Is the price range. On sale
to-day. IL will pay you 10 make a call.
Atwood Suits in tan and gray, at
SO SO each. Can'f be equaIed near the
price.
You can buy good Duck Suit for
ST98. HOW's that?
Our So Suif, with MORE facing, cap
lures lots of ladies'.
Our SO Serge Suit IS head and shout
derS abOVe all other suits at the price
shown, in the city. See for yourself
Worth Wrappers in Penang Lawns,
white and cOlOred.
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FINANCIAL have buyer for first-mort-
gage bond from $4,000 to $500,0o0. Room
80 Baldwin Block.
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AutlnSRnrenfS.

There are but two more performances of
Charles A. Loder and his excellent COM
pany in "Oh What Night!' at the Park
Theater this afternoon and tonight. Large
audiences enjoyed the performances yes
terday. Charles Loder, Nina Gennell and
the rest of the performers entertain in in
imitable style for two hours and a half.
The Hilarity Trio remains the most popular
feature of the clever performance. To-
morrow matinee. HaFts Boston Novelty
company opens for the balance of the
week. 1t comprises a score of first-class
variety performers, and the bill offered is
a good one throughout.
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real estate in this city only. GO loans
made Outside) Borrower has the privi-
lege of prepayment semi-annualy. No
delay Reasonable fees. JOHN 5. SPANN
& CO., So East Market.
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FINANCIALI-Stock companies organized
and successfully operated. Room 90. Bald
win Block.
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GEN. FREY'S POSTAL CARD.
No One Authorized to Solicit for His
Army Here.

The following is from a postal card re-
ceived yesterday. addressed to the Chief
of police. Indianapolis, Ind: :"
"EFFINGHAM, April 16, 1894
Dear Sir-No person has any right to
solicit aid for General Frey's industrial ar
my. Any body claiming to be the advance
guards are frauds. / keep the authorities
posted upon my movements and when
will be in their town. l write to protect
you from impOsters. JERVIS c. FREY,
General L. S. L. Al
Nothing Is known now as TO when the
army will reach here. II is apparently
moving slowly. and will not reach Indianap-
oils for several days yet.
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Another Monument D.soc.r

c. NJ. Kennedy. a Carroll county boy
about fourteen years of age, was in Police
Court yesterday morning. charged with de-
facing the monument He brought
down by his father, who heard that there
was a warrant out for his arrest The
warrant was issued March 81, at the
same time that several girls were arrested
on the same charge. The father brought
him all the way down here To answer the
charge. In view of the circumstances he
was fined 81 and costs. total of $l1, which
10 fafh ar raai
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Three BOYS Rob n Stare

Charles Perry, a grocer at No. 255 South
Tennessee street was robbed of SOD last
night shortly after O'Clock He had closed
for the night, and noticed three boys, rang
ing from seventeen TO twenty years of age
acting sUSpiCiously near the store. Later
he was Informed that his store had been
Broken into by having a rear window
smashed open. and he at once suspected the
three boys Of the act. The contents OF the
cash drawer had been stolen
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Cornerstone Ceremonies.

Tomorrow afternoon the laying of the
cornerstone of the church home for the
aged and orphans of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church will be observed at Central
avenue and Seventh street The cere-
monies are announced for 4:30 clock Qm-
medately after the evening prayer at Grace
CathedraD. Bishop Knckerbacker will
preside and EX-Mayor Thomas L. Sullivan
will deliver an address
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Taken Back to Putnam County

Sheriff Glidewell, of Putnam county, was
in the city yesterday. He returned at 4
o'clock in the afternoon with John jack
son, whom the police arrested here Sunday
on a revolving charge Jackson was ar
raigned in Police Court Monday morning
and pleaded guilty to the charge. The wit
ness was also in custody, and was taken
back by Sheriff GlideWell.
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New interpretations.

The st. Joe Lodge. No. 400. Knights Of
Pythias, was incorporated yesterday with
+. Bomey. ID. J. Baker and II. NJ. Widney
as trustees for one. two and three years
respectively.
The Lafayette Hosiery Company also
took out articles. the capital stock being
5000 and the incOrporatOrs Theodore a
Shaw. OF Chicago. John Allen. Frank r.
Shepard, +. Brockenbaugh and J. O. Nor
gan of LAFAYETTE
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T,xn sho,elers Fnn Ont.

William Hunter and a. Robinson, shovel
ers. at the corner OF Ohio and Delaware
streets, became involved in fight yesterday
afternoon over some trivial matter con-
nected with their work, when Hunter
struck Robinson on the arm with a shovel,
infiicting a deep cash. The two We're ar
rested on charges of assault and battery
and taken To the county Jail, where Robin
sons injury was dressed.
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They Have Given Little Ogeps.

Emuel Mantel and his wife Yetta were
before Judge Stubs yesterday afternoon.
charged with selling liquor on Sunday
This is the case where Allen Conley claims
TO have gone TO their saloon, last Sunday
and bought two bottles of whisky He re-
ported the violation TO the officers The
case was continued until to-day Sergeant
LaPorte says that Mr.. Mantel has never
given the police any trouble whatever
Judge Stubs VIII hear the Sergeant's
testimony this morning. The Judge is in
clined TO think that there is nothing in
the charges.
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MEMPHIS RUNNING RACES.
Joe Murphy Wins the Mile and One
Efgth HandicaD.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 17-To-days
races resulted as follows:
First Race-Six furlongs. Pop Gray won:
st. Pat second, Maid Marion third. Time,
1:l6ls.
Second Race-For two-year-olds; four
furlongs. Ashland won; Black Silk second,
Carrie b. third Time 81.
Third Race-Handicap; one mile and one
eighth. Joe Murphy won; Chimes second,
Enthusiast third. Time 1:5Sl5
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Domingo
won, Wightman second, Simrock third
Time 1:29%.
Fifth Race-One mile. Blur won; Red
Cap second, Valera third. Time 1:50.
Sixth Race-One mile. Clifford won; Jim
Lee second, ]. z. 3. third. Time, 1:442a.
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Indianapolis .........0 O o.
Pittsburg ............2 2 4 l Iii
Earned runs-Indianapolis, ]; Pittsburg. Z.
Two-base hitsmMcTammany, Leidy. Dom
Three-base hit-Stenzel.
Sacrifice hits-Mlls, Smith, Mack Glass
cock Stencil.
Stolen bases-Smith Donavan, Beckley,
Stencil, Gumbert
Double plays-Devinny, Mills and Flock:
Bierbauef, Glasscock and Beckley or
First base on errors - indianapolis, 2:
Pittsburg, /.
Left on bases-Indianapolis, 4; Pittsburg,
g.
Struck Out-McTammany, Mills. Flock C2).
Gayle, Smith, Lyons "
Hit by Pitcher-Deyinny Mills
Bases on balls-Of Gayle, 8: off Terry, /.
Wild pitch-Gayle.
Passed ball-Westlake.
Time-1:45
UmDire-Murphy
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

OPPORTUNITY manu-
facturer OF staple goods in the iron line
desires to associate with himself one or
two active, reliable men who can COM
mand means. TO act as officers i'm an in
corporation partners. and eventually
take the management, relieving the adj
Vertiser and permitting him 10 look after
other large interests. Location in the
gas belt. Large town with all modern
improvements Factory employs 80 TO
200 persons; established in 1857. Product
in continuous demand from jobbers,
railroads and manufacturers. Natural
gas fuel from own plant. Business free
from debt or incumbrance. Fullest in
vestigation invited. Address MANUFACT-
URER, Journal Office.
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Young Italians Disappenrance.

A. c. Rosini, of Homework Pa, has
written to Superintendent Powell asking
him to keep a lookout for his son, A. r.
Rosini He is an Italian, nineteen years
old, five feet nine inches high, and weighs
about $50 pounds. He left the medical col
lege at Cleveland, o., March 49, and has
not been heard of since. He talked some of
coming to Indianapolis.
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The NOrth-Side Republicans.

The North-side Republican Club will meet
tomorrow night at its headquarters al Ash
and Bellefontaine streets. Hon. James r.
Watson and other prominent men will
make short addresses. The club has been
making large gains recently, and it is ex-
pected that large attendance will be out
tomorrow night.
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Other Games.

At New Orleans-New Orleans, 6; Nash
vile, g.
At Cincinnati-Cin 16: Navies, 8.
At Toledo-Toledo, 9; Cleveland, Z.
At Sioux City-SiouX City, (; st. joe s.
At New York-New York, 10; Spring
field, /.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 157 George
town College, 3
At delphia-Philadelphia %; Wilkes
barre, 5.
AT Worcester-Boston, 10; Holy Cross, 3.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, 10; Erie, 2.
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Under Another License.

Perry Evans, bartender for E. n. How
ard. the saloon keeper on Fort Wayne
avenue near New Jersey street, was ar
rested last night by patrolman Mackassey
on a charge of giving away liquor without
a license. Evans stated that Howard re-
Gently bought the saloon and was doing
business under his predecessors license.
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Anti-LiauOr League Meeting.

To-day the Anti-liquor League OF the
State will hold its mass meeting at the
Y. VI. c. a. Hall, beginning at 10 o'clock
this morning. These meetings will be in
the interest of good citizenship, as we'll as
temperance. number of speakers are ex-
pected to be present, among them John c.
WOOlley
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League Contracts.

WASHINGTON, April H.-Secretary
Young announces the following baseball
contracts for 1894: With Louisville. VIII
liam Earle and Scott Stratton; with Bos-
ton. c. A Nichols; with New York. Amos
Rusie. G. A. Farrell James Stafford. The
following players have been released: BY
Boston, Henry c. Gastright; by ST. Louis,
Charles j. Crooks; by Pittsburg, William
Earle.
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Her Watch Was stolen,

Mrs George II. Talbot, residing at No.
$40 North Pennsylvania street, either lost
or had her gold watch stolen yesterday
afternoon. After shopping down town she
went home and discovered her gold watch
missing. 1t was hanging in front pock-
ct and she thinks that the watch was
stolen while she was in one of the crowded
stores
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Smallpox in n Hospital.

CHICAGO, April 17.-Ten cases of small
pox have been found in the County Hos
pital here, and the institution has been
quarantined. The city pesthouse is full.
and patients are sleeping on the floors and
in the corridors. The health authorities
have become seriously alarmed at the situ-
alton, and to-day inaugurated house-to-
house search for new cases in the more
thicky-crowded portions of the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-18

A Madison telegram states that persons
who talked with Copeland before he left
there yesterday morning freely express
the opinion that he was temporarily in
sane. His actions at the jail seem to con-
firm the opinion. He does not talk in a
very connected manner on any subject
When asked a question he will answer in
q dazed manner, or sometimes does not
answer at all for a few moments. and
then will lead off on a subject entirely
foreign to the conversation.
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Frightened by an Asphalt Engine,

A horse driven by A. H. Moore became
frightened at the asphalt engine on the
pavement on West Washington street yes
terday afternoon. and dashed down the
street. The buggy collided with a wagon
and was completely demolished. Mr.. Moore
was thrown violently to the ground but es-
capped with slight injuries.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-18
Black Wilkes Dead.

LEXINGTON, KY, April T-Black
Wilkes a stallion, by George Wilkes, dam
Fanny Bell. dropped dead to-day while be-
ing exercised He was eleven years old, and
sired Winslow Wilkes, Promise and other
good performers He belonged to w. w.
Adams, of Lexington, and DR.. I. D. Cole
man, of Augusta, Ga.
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Ben-Hur at IrvingtOn.

a court of the Tribe of Ben-FIur is being
organized at Irvington. \ court was or
ganized in the city a few weeks ago with
a large membership number of whom re-
side in the suburb, and they desire TO get
a court near at home. The court will prob
ably be instituted next week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-18
Held Its Quarterly Reunion.

The quarterly reunion Of the Auxiliary As
sociations of the Christian Woman's Board
of Missions of indianapolis and suburbs was
held yesterday afternoon at the Irviugton
Christian Church, on Downey avenue. Rep
resentatiYeS OF the auxiliarieS or Indian
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PITTsBURGs AGAIN TODAY.
They Take LOuisville's PIace-The
Other Exhibition Games.

The Pittsburgs going TO play their
final game with indianapolis at the park
this afternoon, and it will be the first
ladies' day. Louisville Cancelled the date
for to-day and Pittsburg was glad to fill
il. as it is open date with that team
Nicol IS going to pitch for them while
Mauck OF Sowders will go in for Indianapo-
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FINANCIAL,

LOANS-Money on mortgages. &. +.
SAYLES, 70 East Market street.
LOANS-Money to loan. CLIFFORD
ARRICK, Room 80 Journal Building.
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The fortieth annual conclave OF the
Grand Commandery Of Knights Templars
OF Indiana viii be held at Masonic Temple
to-day. There will be a review OF the
years work. 10 be followed by the annual
election.
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Bert Herberfs Grave Crime.

Bert Herbert was yesterday bound over
to the grand jury in 5000 bond on a very
grave charge He appeared before Judge
Stubbs and denied the charges which were
preferred by a small boy and waived ex-
animation.
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yaccinnting the County Prisoners.

DR.. j. H. Carson, the county physician,
vaccinated twenty-three of the county pris-
oners at the county Jail yesterday. To-day
he will probably vaccinate the remainder
numbering about twenty-five. The work.
house prisoners will also be vaccinated to-
day
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Bruning Resting Easy.

Mr.. Bruning was resting easily at a late
hour last night at st. Vincent's Hospital.
He was unable to talk account of the
brace put on his mouth by his surgeons.
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apolis Central Christian Church, the Third,
Fourth ard Si~th churcNes from the west
annapolis Church and HAughville were
present. 84fs. 1lerre, ires.Ient Of the IT.
vington c. w. Il. NJ, presided over the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-18

Take Simmons Liver Regulator TO i'm
prove the appetite, 10 strengthen the sys-
tenn, 10 stimulate the liver, 10 cleanse the
skin of its yellowness. TO remove boils and
pimples and cause new life in the blood.
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SPIRITI.AI.ISN

SPIRITUALISM-Mrs. DIR. Silva, the SpIr-
just arrived. Go and see her. Ladies',
30 cents; gents, 81. No. 80 Indiana avenue
and Vermont street. Private entrance on
Vermont No bell; walk up stairs.
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AsTROLOGER.

Dr. Ellis, the world
renowned astrolOger. Room T. Ryan's
Block, Tennessee and New York streets.
Tells LIES history by the planets. Con-
suit the Doctor and learn where 10 go,
what 10 do for best success IA businesI
love. health and happiness.
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MUSICAL

MUSICAL-Miss Mary Shedd, Of Chicago.
has located in indianapolis for the pur-
uose of teaching singing italian and
Rudersdoorfs methOd) Miss Shedd has
studied voice building with the leading
teachers of America and Europe. Voices
tested free, and none accepted unless
worthy Of cultivation. Terms-0 lessons,
one hour each, $50: 20 lessons, one-half
hour each, $50; 20 lessons, - minutes
each, $40; 20 lessons, 10 minutes each.
SIS. One-half tuition payable in advance.
the remainder at close of term, 81 East
New York street.
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Elegant residence in Terre
Haute, Ind, for sale or trade; clear.
Price, $1,000. Room 90 Baldwin Block
REAL ESTATE have cash buyers for
first-class resident property. Those hav-
ing first-class resident and business prop
erty please call. Want no equity property.
Room So Baldwin Block.
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Song of COxey's Brigade.

We're marchin' on to Washington,
Our ragged coats we jerk;
We're howlin' through the country,
But
We
Don't
Want
Work!
We're wadin' through the farm yards
Where the latest chickens Turk;
We're feastin' on the country.
But
We
Don't -
Want
Work!
Atlanta Constitution.
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LOST.

LOST-PurSe, containing about SO In
money and railroad passes, on East WASH
ington-street car. Return TO Grand Hotel
and receive reward.
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-From one 10 three thousand
dollars worth of real estate to trade
for store or saloon Address Box JO3.
kokomo, Ind.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-959-acre farm;
we'll improved; in Parke county, Indiana
Part cash, balance exchange for Indian
apolis property. Room 80 Baldwin Block.
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ANNOINCENIENT.

PROF. \. b WINTERMUTE-A MIND
reader OF the past, present and future
General business consultation. Office No
760 North Illinois street, Indianapolis
Office hours. from a m TO y. IL.
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DIED.


~~~~~~~~>-~~~-~~~-~~ ------~~-~~-~-~-~~~-~~
BALDWIN-At 1910 a m, Wednesday,
Lilly =. Lane, wife of 1. ID. Baldwin aged
forty-one years and three days. Funeral
services at the residence. 521 Park avenue.
Thursday at p. m Friends invited.
Burial private. Chicago papers please
copy.
KELSEY-Monday evening, at T:15, Mrs.
Mary Johnston Kelsey, wife of Benjamin
G. Kelsey. Funeral at the home, 81 East
Pratt street, p. m, Thursday, 18th inst
SOCIETY NOTICES.
MASONIC-Attention, Sir Knights; Raper
Commandery, No. l, X. T.: Special con-
clave in Masonic Temple this "wednesday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock, for work in K L.
order. Visiting Sir Knights courteousiy
invited. VESTAL w. WOODWARD,
Eminent Commander.
JACOB w. SMITH, Recorder.
MASONIC-Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Meeting OF Adoniram Grand Lodge or
Perfection this "wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock, for business.
y. r. RUCKLE, SO, T. p. G. NJ
JOS. W. SMITH, So, Secretary.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

~~OO~OT~~~~N~0~~/~~<N(
A.-Europe, Holy Land, California, Mexico.
Florida, etc. Select party May i,
"Fulda." Excursions and individual
tickets Choicest ocean berths by all
lines. Tourist Gazette free. II. GAZT; &
SON, lib Broadway, y. Y. est. 1S44)
Official Ticket Agents for Chief Trunk
Lines
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TO LET-Two new modern model dwellings,
Nos. 20 and % East Michigan street. with
ten rooms and all modern conveniences.
Hot and cold water; bath: both kinds OF
gas. Apply at 272 North Pennsylvania
street
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Observation-Disclosures ,

WANIEID-MISCELi4ANI .tIt
STU ALTON WANTED-By an experienced
accountant ard bookkeeper. Address ).
r., Journal office.
WANTED-Fifteen stone masons wanted al
once on the new Filbeck Hotel Apply al
the Heidenrich Co.'S office, Terre Haute,
Ind.
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WANTED-AGESTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or agents. Good pay
selling pants order, 50; SUITS SIS HUN
TER TAILORING CO. Cincinnati o.
WANTED-Agents make s. a day. Greatest
kitchen utensil ever invented. Retails
% cents. 2 to 6 sold in every house. Sam
pie, postage paid free. FORSHEE &
MMAKIN, Cincinnati, o.
BRECKINRIDGE AND POLLARD-Com-
plete history of the great Breach Of
Promise Case" Life OF both parties.
Illustrated. 100000 will be sold. Agents
wanted. All information free Address,
NATIONAL MAT CO., 81 Longworth
Cincinnati, q.
AGENTS WANTED-Agents make S75 TO
Slz5 a month selling our brand new use
ful article. Retails % cents. Five TO six
sold in every home any part Of the
United States. Greatest seller ever known.
Write at once for terms, territory and
all information. WILLIAMS MFG. CO,
Elyria, o.