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Ira ns-AtIantic Mails.

Foreign mails fOr the week, enuiuS No-
venIber 4, close prom pti y at this pifice. as
follows:
Trans-AtIantic Mnils.
Printed matter. etc. .-German Steailers
sailing from New York ON Tuesdays, Inurs
days and Saturdays take printed Inatter.
etc.. for Germany, and specially addressed
printed matter, etc, for other parts Vi
Europe.
White Star steamers sailing from New
YORK on Wednesdays take speclauy III
dressed printed ma tier. etc, for Europe
Cuuard steamers sailing from New YORK
on Saturdays take printed matter; eGe:,
Tor Great Britain and Ireland, ana spe-
cially addressed printed matter, etc. Tor
other parts OF Europe.
American aud French Line steamers take
printed matter, etc, for all countries Tor
which they are advertised to carry mail.
Mails for South and Central America
West indies. Etc.
sATURDA Y-td)At 11:35 a. m, for
st Pierre Miquelon, per steainertroil No'th
Sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Hall
daily at IL 80 a. m-tdJ
Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer, close at this office
daily at 3.20 p. IN "a s..u-.
Mails for Cuba teNcept those Tor santia go
Dc tuha whIcn are forwarded VIA Nsw
York;, close here daily at p m; Tor
and Thursdays from Port Tampa, IA
To Havana.teb
Mails for Mexico, overland, unIfss hptfi-
ally addressed. for dispatch by steaHer.
clGSe at this office daily AZ $50 a. IN
Trans Pacinc Mails.
Mails for China and japan. per ;. :.
Olympia. from Tacoma, close here daily
up To s 80 .. m, November l-IbE
Mails Tor the society islands. per ship
GaliIee. from san Francisco. clos here
daily up TO y SO u. IA. November "a
Mails for China and Japan, per 5. =
CiJy 81 feking. nom san tfei.,istu, sItise
here t,lt-ly Ip tu . 50 y Iii.. NoNrinli" ~ -.
Mails Tor Hawaii. per s; 3 Australia.
from san Francisco. close here daily up
10 = 80 d. m. November 20.
Mans for China and Japan. specially ad
dressed only. per :. Empress OF thina,
from Vancouver. close here daily up To
$50 D. m November 3OIbi.
Mails for Australia te1cept West Aus
tralla winch are forwarded VIA Eurupel,
Hawaii and Fiji Islands, per . Mar moo.
from Vancouver. close here daily up u
Go D. IN, December J. thl
Haiis for Australia. except West Aus
tralls, New Zealand, Hawdii, Pm ana
Samoan Islands, per = : Alameda, from
san Francisco. close here daily UP to
$50 n N, December .. thl
Trans-Pacific mails are forwarded to the
port 81 sailing daily. and the schedule
OF cIusiu. j. arranged on the presumption
Of Their uninterrupted overland transit
tajgeeistered mail closes at 10 a m
same day.
Unregistered mail closes at l p. m,
same day
tcjRecisJered mail closes at 6 p m
same day.
tdlRecistered mail closes at 6 p. m
previous day
OcDRe.istered mail closes at / p. m
Tuesdays and saturdays.
JAMES P WILLETT. Postmaster.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-S0MERSET BEACH-45
miles from Washington, on the salt vs. ater
of the Potomac; is free from malaria aid
typhoid: II has the best batning beach, the
best fishing, the best Grabbing and the pref
test building sites on the river, and Is
within convenient reach Of .he city; ltts
at SIS per month; Somerset Peach Co., 623
+ st. NV; G. II. Fickling, 1854 32d st. NV;
Grace NJ. Thomas, Room 100, Corcoran
Richardson, Anacostia, d. c., and O'Neal 6
Lunt, Alexandria, Va. Excursion, Nov.
16s 1885. no1-St
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LEGAL NOEICEs.

ESTATE OF Theodore +. Mccdulcy y,
late OF District OF Columbia. NO 6oS1,
Doc. 81. Issued November 3, 1885. Ap-
plication having been made to lie Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia, hold
ing Orphans Court, for probate OF
Iestamentary letter, by Henry =; Nc Nc
is TO give notice to all concerned to ap-
pear in said court on FRIDAY, the lth
day OF December, A. D., 500, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, to show cause why such application
should not be granted.
Attest: j. NOTA M'GlLL,
Register of Wills, d. O.
PHILIP WALKER,
mol 4,21 .2s-3t
IN The iustice's court Of the District
OF Columbia. Samuel L. Beck vs.
Charles T. sIhi.h. Au. i.,So "A shEi-
mons in due form having been issued
out or this court to q lawful constable
of this District for the said defendant,
and the same having been by said con
stable f6turned mot to be found.' it is
hereby orucTvd that said deIenuaIt cause
his appearance to be entered herein oil or
before the 4th day OF December, 1896.
otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded with
as In the case of default.
SAMUEL R. CHURCH.
SAMUEL r.. CHURCH, 90 F st, NV
J.F. washington. ID. c.
Irs tie d,SIce's court of The District
Of Columbia. Clark Hoshail VS.
Charles r Smith. No. 80. A SUNNI nons
in due form having been issued out OF this
court to a lawful constable Of this Dis
tTict for the said Defendant. and the same
having been by said constable returned
mot 10 be found" 1t Is hereby ordered
that said defendant cause his appearance
To be entered herein on or before the
4th day OF December, 1896, other wise
the cause viii be proceeded with as In
case OF default.
SAMUEL r. CHURCH.
A true CODY Test: j. L. tScaL
SAMUEL K. CHURCH, 923 st. NV.
JP Washington, ID. c.
no14,21 ,2S-3t
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AILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS
In Effect September 20, 1895.

So taa A hsrss A. week P.rae asys and fITnss pInss
Cars harrisburg to Pitlsbnrg.
1920 A. M. PENNsYLvANIAL LIN
ihD,mpp,lman ine oni 1 Sleeping. Dining; smok.
Ghcago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St
bboT,s: boa,s:: Clevelan,, and Toledo Buffet
1oa5 ea!,S5 Car Gar % e Harrisburg Fhsq EEisE-pulmaa
BuIIeG P;irlor Car To Harrisburg Buffet
farlor Car Harrisburg to pitIsbuTg
TxFREisM, "a Pullman ThHoB Buffet nN1 ParlaT ar Car
TO- Harris burg. Sleeping and Dining
Jars Harrisburg Ia ST. LOUIS. Cincinnati.
7;lO p. M. WESTERN EXPRESS
rruilman Sleeping Car to Chicago and
~ rh,sbas hbi,ssnrs to Cleveland Dining Car
S.IO +. M. SOUTHWESTERN EX
thESS-P Pullman Sleeping Cars Washing
ssngton to Pitts5urg and Harrisburg
lO.4O p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
iTSo 30 A: M. for Kane, Cananda qua;
Sunday.
1870 A. M. for Elimira and Remove
caly, except SUNDAY. For Lock Haven
week DAYS and WilIiamsport Sundays.
ITO r. M. for wnliamsport, Rocles-
Ter, Buffalo and Niagara alis daily. eS-
Gept saturday. with Sleeping Car WASH
lngton to Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo,
1RS:Ao RocAsio' p. pa; for Ere canandaiEIia; Eais
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to Ei-
FOR PHILADELPHIA.N NEW YORK
AND THE EAST.
40 p. ~. "COAUhE oSioNAL LIN
tTED." daily; all Parlor cars. with Din; IN
ipg Gar from EaltimoIe Regular at Z; ;OG
C5ng Har do, g9o; 1o9o l9c@ wiInps pI1hlns
toI,I q NJ: II 10, > l.. ! -. . ~, ~, y,
and II 50 T. NJ on Sunday. Z 90, Din
from WiInin,1onf NJ 10 IL. AIN
40, 6 40, 1900, and II 80 7. n. For
philadelphia only, Fast Express, Z 80 A.
d. weekdays Express. . 10 week days.
2.01 and $40 L. NJ. daily For Boston,
without change. : 80 A NJ weekdays,
For Baltimore, 6. %, 7 90, 72O. 7.50, 90,
1000, l0. 30, / 90 and 90 a m. i 2 10.
ia SSi ss sl5 s5 aS % III Lipea.
l0:4O. IL 10, and - 80 p NJ on Sgn,
a: III 1215, 1.15, 2O1, 3.15. 2 40,
400 Linitedl, 20. Q 40: 500, $40.
For P1pes Creek Line, 20 a. III and .as
P IN. daily, except Sunday Sundays.
For annapolis; ! 90, 100 a m, I216 and
day.. Day 3 BOB q dag M and ftfsI 4,9Sp s%naAs mn sun
Atlanlic Coast Line Express. 40 A.
3-i6 +. NJ daily: Richmond only. 1887
A NJ. weekdays, Atlanta Special va
Richmond and Seaboatd AIR Ling, :. 40
CO, 7.45 4. n daily. and i.25 +. ~
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and O
streets. and at the station. SIKH and u
checking ot hag.age to destination from
hotels and residences
J x. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
s. n. PROVOST. General Manage:
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Schedule In effect November :. $50.
Leave Washington from station corner Of
New jersey aNcuue and -
For Chicago aud Northwest. Vestibuled
LiuIled trains 1000 a. IA and SOB y. Ia.
Eos Cincinnati, 81 LpJis and lndIAnaI'Olis.
y.ssiDu5.-d Linked ) iS y IL, eApEeSs
I2l5 night.
ZOO TItssOUrg and cleTcla nd express daily
1000 a N. and :. 40 p. IN
For BeFkeey springs DO p. IN. dllJ.
except Sunday. SPECIAL. zoo noon daily
and SOS y u. SATURDAY only
FOR Deer PARK, Slu4. main Lake Park and
OaSLaud. 90, 3-45 y. III, III > a. m, all
daily. No west-buuld trains stop at Mount
ain Lake Park sunday.
For Winchester ana way stations. $3.50
For New orleans. Mem phis. birmingham.
Chattanooga. knoNyille. knsJo!. and koa-
noke. $50 p. III. daily; sleeping cars
For Luray, 3.45 p. IN daily.
xT 90. x7 %, x7 10. X7.3U, xS.oO. $50.
N9.3u,xlO.OU, Xl2 90 "a. m, Xl2-0o. 1910.
Xi2.S5. MOO, 3.25. xs2s, 4,32. x5-o5.
SIS. X9.2O, 1l-15, II 80 p. m, and
xI2.O1 night. Sundays, X! %. X 10.
$50, x9YQ, xlo.G9 a. N: &l3-92, Y %l2:;t5.
6 30. vs. 90. x9.2O, l1.l5, All-5o p. m,
x12.O1 light.
For ANNAPOLIS. 10 and $50 a; m.
1910 ana 4.2S p III. sundays. $50 u
For Frederck, 300, t12. 100 noon. lib.
1880, 1890 D. m.
For HaGerstown. t12oo noon and
For boye and way points, week days.
900 u, m. 4.30, {; go, 1,0o p. m sun
For Ga8thersburg and way points, week
days. 200, 800 a, m, IL; 50. 500, 4.3o.
433, !. 30, 5.35. 90. ], 30 M. Suncays.
500 a m, lib, 5.35, Z. %. IO.15 p. m
For Washington juno uon anu way points.
900 a. m. f1.16 p m; Express trains
stopuing ut principal stations only. 54.3u.
For Cape May. 10 a NJ. IL nom
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
l. AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated with Ilnrsch light
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston.
and the East, week days, l;CO. N5, 500.
1000 a. m, Dining Carl, 1890. 1885,
800 t5:O5. Dining car 500 y. III, t12.O1
night: Sleeping Car open at 1000 o'clockl.
Sundays, tI.O5, Dining Carr, $500 a m,
Dining Carr, u2: 50. Dining Carr, 500
zoos, Dining Carr. soc. t12:O1, night.
Sleeping Car, open FOR passengers lO:Oo
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m. 200 noon.
and 2 50 y. III. Wees days. l2:35 p. N.
TEAccpt Sunday. -nafy "Sundayorly.
NExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels .lIi residences by Union Transfer Co.,
on order left at ticket offices. 619 Penn
syiyania avenue NV. New York avenue
and 9th street. a ud at depot
WM. u. GREENE. CHAS. G. SCULL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass Al gt
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wANTED-HOCSEs.
RAILROADS..

TTTAsHING1oN, aOUNT VERNON AND
w ALEXANDRIA RAILWAY co.
From Station. Thrteen-and-a-halt street
aid Pennsylvania avenue
For Alexandria $40 Z. -ov, :, 3. 10,
20. ex., II, ~ =. m, l, 2, 8, 416.
b.l5, b.45, 6.15, z, 8, 8, 10. II, l y. IN.
For Mount Vernon II, 12s. m. |, g,
Alb %. m daily, except sundays.
G. f. ABBOT. GEO: Il. fHlLLiPS.
Gen. Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-To druDmers andbusiness
men. horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 90
BLES, rear Of SIS st. rw.: telephou NJ cali,
lOp Wy18-R
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine drug
store fixtures for sale or rent. Inquire
room s, warder Building, 9th and + sts-
no11-3t.em
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STOLEN-Sundayl last, large red and
white st. Bernard gyp, named Wick;
conviction OF thief CHAS. e. BARBER,
Room 6. sos and 6O7 7th st. NV. no12-tf
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FOR SALE FLATS.

FOR SALE-A furnished flat of nine
rooms; best location in Washington; If
agreeable would keep three rooms. Ad-
dress HOME, this office mol 4-3t
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AfISCELIAN y EOUS

MISC ELLA y EoIS
tn e Temporary nome IoT WoThnSheh.
1917 l. ST. NV; private families anu
business firms supplied with competent men,
for temporary or permanent work. at
dress THE SUPERINTENDENT. or lele-
phone. 655 noi4-1t
CA IDtEs. CANDiEs.-Made oLt Of
confectiOn sugar everywhere don't
need 10 pay zoe. SOC, foc and 5oc per
pound if the sugar is worth only l--c
nar pound. but go 10 i39 Ith st NV. andEet
the same quality of the candies fresh maI,
every day -.
a ~, url'sons DrInging III Photograph
punch cards by December /, Will re-
ceive Il discount OF 10 cents each. FA BER.
l223 l2 + ST. mol 3-3t
PIANOS and organs bought; drop pot-
TAI, prompt attention ALBEIT NC
KNIGHT, st. NV ol3-6t
FURNITURE boueht: drop postal
pTcmptattenLiun. ALBERT ri kNlSnI L.
4 j st. NV hol3-ot
DON'T pay 81. 80 for five pounds butter
when you can buy the best Elsln fresh
from the churn for 25c- per pound, ana
quality superior, just call on X. b; Younss,
IS and ~ o st. market and 90 RIGGS
market and save money, and get the best
butter on earth. n0l.5- ~
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PosroFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested
as changes may occur at any time. {,
Foreign mails for the week, endlnS no
venIber / 4, close promptly at this "iiice' as
fnlInyvs-
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

Specialist in all forms or priv ate diseases
Hydrocele, varicocele and Structure cured.
Consultation free. Every day, to IL. 2
q o; Tues. Thurs. and Saturday evenings.
to 8. 6o2 st. NV. Closed Sunday
M. YLOR. YO6 + st. NV makes
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling, 81; amalgam. soc: extracting
free when plates are made. je1 S-tf
LADIES needing confidential treat
meDt, q sure and safe relief In all
woman complaints and irregularities. Gold
medal awarded for the science Of obstet-
RIGS from the University Of Munich, Ba-
varia. Strictly confidential. MRS. DIR.
RENNER, No. Seventh st. me-. near e.
Cap. St, Washington. D. O.
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,yANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

wANTED-By gentleman, room and
board In private family; state terms:
also want room between 5th and 18th
sis.: T. St and Pa. ave Address ROOM
AND BOARD, this office. 1t
w ANTED Second story front, for
married couple, in NV, state terms
Address q, this office. mol g 81
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FOR RENT-ROONfS,

roR hE.N i-nIoMS.
FOR RENT-Suite OF nicely furnished
rooms, I'd floor, heat, gas. bath: with
or without board: also back parlor, ia
st. NV. no1O, ,l2,13,14
FOR RENT-Ss.5O-2 large communi-
ca,ing rooms on I'd floor, suitable for
housekeeping. with gas and water; 121
d St. NV. Ref Item
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. ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
H RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November :. 1885.
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business CHANCES.

FOR SALE; "A paying oyster and
Iuncn business, i'll desirable locality
innw. cheap. Address /. K. T.,this office.
mol 4-3U-em
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FOR SAL E-Grocery and provision
Store Un TIne corner; average sales
from S35 to $50 per day best reason Tor
selling; only those meaning BUSINESS need
aUDlt. a u,ir,S, NJ. W. InIs ofTI,p. mol 4-Sl
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FOR SALI-besI located cigar store
ana pUUi TOOm in city. Address DR..
this office. Eo1i-3t
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Fox :, a .G-Store TINtures saIJ;tDie
for cigar or drug store; will sell cheap.
Address NJ A. H. this office. nOl4-3t
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wANTED-FLATS.

WE can rent your fiat, send us full Dc
scription. Address TIMES REAL ES-
TATE BUREAU, oc17-0
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S2OO-Wln sell for 500 grocery and
provision store II sold at once. cheap
rent, sickness Tie cause. Address BbSl-
NESS Oh HANCE. This office. mul4-3l
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FOR RENE-STABIES.

FOR RENT-1126 9th St NV. 2-story
brick stable; room for horses and We
mcleS: also, at Fails Church. Va, desir-
OWNER, 1136 9th st. NV. no14-3t, ,em
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EDUCATIONAL.

Holy cross ACADEMY,
1872 Massachusetts, Avenue.
Tie course o. studies IS com ptte and prlc
teal Specia attention is given TO vocal and
Instrumental music. d. aving and painting the
languages aud kindergarten Sc s-3m
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FOR SALE-Small grocery and con-
IettiunpTy: near school, health cause
for selling 6O9 / st. ne. EoS-bt,em
PROPOS OF the triumph OF sound
money, Nulte, the parerhanger. at s10
9th NV. says that little OF IL goes a
long way toward heautifying dilapidated
TC OmS.
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CUT MRS. MYERs's CLOTHES.
Harry Williams and John De Wire
Slated on a Serious Charge.

Patrolmen Gerber and Caplinger last night
arrested John De Wire and Harry Williams.
the latter a hackman, VINO is charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill. De
Wire is charged with assault and battery.
The officers were called to Myers's saloon,
23S West Maryland street. to take the men
into custody. Myers told them that Williams
had drawn a knife and made a vicious lunge
at Mrs. Myers. She and her husband were
standing in the door, trying TO prevent the
men from entering the saloon. They were
market, whom they had chased from Wach-
~stetter's livery stable, and VINO took refuge
in the saloon. Mrs. Myers was not hurt. al
though her clothing was badly cut De Wire.
one Of the prisoners, told the officers that
they saw the market man insult a woman
Gnd followed him into Wachstetters stables.
Wachstetter interfered, and with his assist
ance the man escaped from them and ran
into Myers's saloon.
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Meter for Mensnrins X Rays.

PITTSBURG. March 3.-Pittsburs can at
least claim one distinction with the new y
rays. Prof. r.. A. Fessenden. of the West
ern University. who has been working in
conjunction with Prof. James Keller In max
ing developments with them, has invented a
meter whereby they can be measured. The
Invention will assist greatly In studying the
effect OF the new discovery. The meter Is a
simple arrangement. Two wires are. placed
half an inch apart In a tube. which Is filed
with parafine. The wires are connected
with a volt meter that has been charged
with electricity. Paraffine being a noncon-
ductor, the electricity Is discharged and .he
volt meter registers the amount OF cleo
tr.clty passing. No unit has yet been
adopted for the " rays but IL Is probable
that one soon will be-
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Patrolman Robert Lyons yesterday went
to Greenfield ard arrested Thomas Manyon.
who Is charged with having participated in
the assault made on nonunIon men employed
at Hetherington & Berner's shops last week.
Lyons learned that Manyon was hiding at
the home OF his brother-in-law. His prisoner
was brought here last night.
Peggy Miller, alleged to be the man
who struck patrolman Slate with a brick
during the progress of the riot on Washing
ton street, Saturday evening. was arrested
last night. He is held for assault and bat
terry and melting TO riot. IL Is probable his
case will be continued in Police Court this
morning until next Tuesday afternoon.
when the other rioters are to be placed on
trial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-26
THE HARRISON STATUE.
of the Monument Subsidiary
Pieces in Position.

The statue of William Henry Harrison,
one of the four subsidiary pieces which are
to surround the soldiers and sailors monu-
ment, was. placed in position yesterday
afternoon. 1t surmounts the east pedestal.
The statue is of heroic size, being about
nine feet in height. 1t is done in bronze,
and is said to faithfully represent the hero
Of the battle of Tippecanoe. The figure
stands erect. looking directly into Market
street. The long military overcoat hangs
loosely from the shoulders. The legs are
encased in long cavalry boots, and a cock
ade adorns the head of the illustrious SOL
der. The right hand rests on the hip,
while the left holds in lis grasp an TN
sheathed saber. The statue was designed
by Mahoney, the Indianapolis sculptor, and
cast in Chicago. The monument commits
sioners are we'll pleased with the work.
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ORDERS CONDITION IMPROVES.
Committee Of the Chosen
Friends i'm Session.

The executive committee Of the Supreme
Council Order Of Chosen Friends is in ses-
sion at the Bates. A session was held yes
terday afternoon at which the affairs of the
order were considered. The committee is
composed of III. II. Morse, New York: w. G..
Morris, Chicago; W.. b. Wilson, Newark,
N. J.; Louis A. Steber. st. Louis: IT.. b.
Linn and DIR. Henry Jameson, Indianapolis.
The officers report the order to be In an
excellent condition. Mr.. Morse says the sem
sational suit brought at Louisville has been
settled to the credit of the order and peace
reigns everywhere. The order is growing, ac-
cording to the officers, and they speak from
repdrts. The reports for the last quarter
show an approximate decrease in the death
rate m of 500, 600 and an increase of
nearly $50, 600 in income. The committee will
be in session to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-26
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The College of Music is preparing for a
concert April 10.
: George L~eachman. ffty-two years of age.
died at the insane hospital yesterday morning
of cerebral hemorrhage.
The seniors of the Classical School will
present the play A You Like IT. at
the Propylaeum the evening OF April IL.
The ladies' of the Mayfower Church will
and evening in the church building, corner
Of Seventh and Delaware.
Attorney Henry ". Spaan has purchased
the w. 7. Noble residence on North Meridian
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
The consideration was $lS,WV.
Mrs. Sada Daggett-Allen, who has given
Mrs. Jarley's wax works so successfully
this season, will present them again to-
morrow evening at Roberts ParK Cnurcn-
The next open meeting of Plymouth In
stitute will be held Sunday night at Ply
mouth Church. The quartet will be assisted
by Mr.. Schliewen, Mrs. Dewhurst and Miss
Cooper.
Postmaster Sahm has been asked to name
five or six carriers from which successors to
w. H. Furniss and Eugene Wilson, retired
from service on the civil-service board, may
be made.
Governor Matthews was much improved
In health yesterday. He was able to sit
up in his bed for a while. His friends ex-
pect to see him grow In strength suincient-
ly to be about in a week or ten days.
George Bogart, of No. 162 Patterson street,
was arrested at Anderson yesterday and
brought to thisc city. He is charged with hav-
ing stolen a bicycle belonging to Clifford
Walton. an employe at the Atlas engine
works.
Rev. Vim. Prall. D. d.. rector of 81.
Johns Church, Detroit. will preach at st.
Paul's Church this evening. This will be
the last in a course of sermons by promi-
nent pulpit orators who have officiatej in
this city during Lent.
Superintendent Colbert has received a let
ter extending to him and the entire police
force compliments for the excellent work
done on ST. Patrick's day. The letter is
signed by Jeremiah Costello, James II.
Deery, Dan O'Donnell, Michael Moran and
p. II. McNelis. committee on arrangements.
The Society of Hygiene met yesterday
with DR.. Rachel Swain. the president, on
North New Jersey street Miss Parker gave
an illustrated talk on physical culture as
a means of promoting health and there We're
reports on food adulteration, OF which the
society has been making a study this year.
Miss Lulu Lindsey and Ro,lo Schoield were
married last night AZ the home OF patrolman
Joseph H. Reser, 21 West North street.
Miss Lindsey has lived IN patroiman Reser's
a Kansas man and came here to be married.
He and his bride viii leave for that State
to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-26
NO NEED OF WIRE.

Nicola Tesla Says Messages May he
Transmitted by Electric Waves
NEW YORK, March 3.-Nicola Tesla. the
w~ell-known electrician. said to-day that he
was satisfied that he had a machine which.
when perfected, would enable him 10 make
practical experiments in distributing electric
waves about the earth so that messages
might be conducted to all parts OF the globe
simultaneously. He believed that electric
waves might be p~ropagated through the at
mosphere and even the ether beyond, a
disturbance OF the waves at any point being
instantly felt at every other point along
them. He declared that he believed that
the transmission OF news about the earln
by electric waves in the place OF wires
was no longer a dream.