The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-05
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The funeral of Emma Lombard took place
at Crown Hill yesterday.
General Harrison will go to New York
this week on legal business.
c. z. Mortified has been confined to his
home for the last two weeks with a severe
attack of the grip. ~
A fire at midnight caused 500 damage at
the Indiana chain works plant, 26 West
South street; origin unknown.
The installation Of the officers of Maj.
Robert Anderson Post, 1863, G.. A. r., will
be held tomorrow (Monday) evening.
A fifty-dollar fire was caused in the Office
of the Panhandle freight depot about $3.50
o'clock last night by defective CRATE.
d. II. Wiles received a telegram Saturday
morning of the sudden death by Group of his
son-in-law, Charles p. Robbins, of Calais,
Me. ass
The employees Of the Central Cylce Com
pany, last Friday, presented President
Wainwright with a diamond stud. 1t was
his birthday anniversary.
The regular meeting Of the local branch
of the Bethany Reading Circle will meet
in the pariOrs of the Central Christian
Church Wednesday evening.
Rev. NJ. Messing Lodge, No. 1877, o. r. A.,
will give a banquet and ball in honor of
Grand Master Samuel Dorf, of Baltimore,
Nd, at Maennerchor Hall next Sunday
evening. s-l44 liz
The Colored Benor client Society will hold
a public meeting this afternoon at the Ver-
mont-street A NJ. 4. Church. There will
gin at o'clock.
At meeting Of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen Thursday evening the following Of
ficers were elected for 1896: President, Il. F.
Gresh; vice president, Chris. Steihorn; Sec
rotary and treasurer, ID. w. Brouse.
The Indiana Division, League of American
Wheelman, is preparing road book and
map or the state which will be issued about
March l. This book will be free to league
members and sold to others at nominal
price.
There will be a public installation of of
ficers of Prospect Lodge, No. 10, A. .. u.
W., at their new hall, sc North Pennsyl-
conducted by n. S. ByraEn, supreme repre-
sentative. assisted by grand lodge officers
A social will follow the installation.
Mr.. NJ. B. Griffith has been selected as
tenor and director of the First Presbyterian
Church choir. Miss May Johnson, soprano,
and Miss Elizabeth Ketcham, contralto,
have been retained from last years choir,
and AIR. Charles Hansen will remain or
ganist. Mr.. Edward Meek will sing bass at
the church to-day. ~
This morning and evening Rev. G. D.
Watson, d. D., an evengelist from Florida,
p ana ST. car Streets In
evening there will be an address at Friends
Church, at Alabama street and Home ave-
nue., by A. Q. Samuel, q Persian. His SUBJ
ject will be "a Voice from Persia
Miss Taylor, international secretary for
the Young Womens Christian Association
throughout the country, Will lead the gospel
service on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The regular members meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association is held the
first Monday evening Of each month. The
one tomorrow will be addressed by Miss
Taylor.
j. w. Hale was arrested last night by
Captain Splan on warrant sworn out
by j. Il. Christian, charging him with the
embezzlement of S25. 1t seems the trouble
grew out of q fine assessed against Hale
and paid by Christian a few days ago.
Louis Estman, proprietor of the Illinois
House, furnished bail for the young man
and he was released.
The officers of the alumnae association
of the Girls Classical School have con-
vened a special meeting of the alumnae, to
be held at the school building, al 8:3(
O'Clock Monday morning, coincident with
the reopening of the school after the hol-
idays This meeting, called with the ap.
prevail of Mrs. Sewali, is in honor of Mr..
Sewall, whose premature loss the school and
the association mourns.
Alfarata Council. No. 5. d. of P, of I'M
proved Order of Red Men. had public rails
ing up of chiefs on Friday evening, and
Past Chief Julia Tincher raised up the fol-
lowing chiefs: Prophecies, Dossie Martin;
Pocahontas, Flora Clarke; Wenonah, Susie
f. Ellis; Powhatan, w. l.. Ramsey: keeper
of records, Hattie VI. Hopkins; keeper OF
wanpum George Walters: scouts, Ella
South and Julia Hensel; runners, Mary
Dunn and Elsie Grass; councillors, Ida
Sinner and Mary Voight; warriors. r. Z.
Hopkins Henry Lehman. r. K. Hudnall and
John T. Richards; guards. Emma H. Waite