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The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

indianapolis, Ind, April H. 1881.
Whereas, The several clerks OF the Circuit
Courts in this state have transmitted TO the
secretary or state their respective certificates
stating when the laws OF the State of Indiana
passed al the sixtieth regular session of the
General Assembly. were received. and
Whereas. BY the aforesaid certificates il an
pears that the latest hling OF such laws took
place on the 18th day OF April at Nashville, in
the Office or the clerk or the Circuit Court of
Brown county:
Now. therefore. 1. James A. Mount Governor
OF the State of Indiana. in accordance with the
foregoing facts, and In conformity with the pro-
visions OF the Constitution and the requirements
of the statute in such cases made and provided
90 hereby make proclamation announcing the
above date and time. to wit. the 1fth day OF
April. 1887, as the date at which the latest filing
of said laws took place with said several clerks
OF said Circuit Courts and declaring all such
laws published and circulated in the several
counties OF the state by proper authority 10 be
now in full force and effect.
In witness whereof, L have hereunto set my
hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the
State of Indiana, the city OF Indiana polls
this 14th day OF April. 1897.
JAMES A. MOUNT. Governor.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM ID. OWEN, Secretary OF State
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'11I-N'I TN % - -fVIII o IHst
Sealed proposals will be received this De-
partsnent until Thursday, May s. 1897, at
o'clock p m. for furnishing wrapping paper.
wrapping paper for facing slips. Iwine letter
Haies. postmarking and rating stamps. rubber
stamps. canceling Ink. pads. paper. rubber goods
pens pcphoiders. pencils. inks. nucilage, glass
goods. rulers. folders. articles OF steel. rubber
erasers. books, typewriter supplies and miscel-
laneous stationery In such quantities of the diff
ferent articles. respectively. and at such times
and from time TO time, as they may be ordered
during the fiscal year beginning July l. 1897 and
ending June 30. 1S9S. for the Of any branch
OF the departmental or postal service.
Blanks for proposals. with specifications Civ
ing detailed statements Of the requirements to be
met in respect 10 each article and also the esti-
mated quantities probably TO be required or each,
and giving tuil Instructions To the manner
of bidding and conditions to be observed by bid
ders. will be furnished application to the
Superintendent OF the Division OF Postofice Sup
plies. P0stoftce Department. Washington D. c.
The Postmaster General reserves the right 10
reJect any or all bids 10 waive technical defects,
ant &c accept any part OF any bid and reject the
other part JAS. A. GARY
Com
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The Ceramic Art Association.

The Indiana Ceramic Association met
Yesterday with Mrs. w. S. Day at 176
North California street The attendance
was unusually large. owing TO the members
from out the city being here TO attend the
exhibit. The paper Figure Painting.
by Mrs. Lewis d. Stubbs. of Richmond,
as well as her miniatures exhibited.
showed skill in this most difficult branch
of ceramic art. The paper on Novelties
I'm China" by Mrs. Mary B. Burger. was
we'll received The next meeting will be
an open meeting or guest day, when Mr..
Steele, jr.. will read a paper. This meet
ing will be May II. with Miss Besse
Warne, No. So West Twelfth street.
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a pnor Hind Fiddler Insane.

Charles l.. Parker. blind man whose
face has grown familiar to the people OF
indianapolis by reason of his occupying a
position almost constantly on one of the
public streets. where he fiddled for an ex-
istence. has been declared insane. His case
Is a peculiarly pitiful one. He imagines
that millions of small insects occupy po-
stion just beneath the skin of his body.
He saws the insects bother him greatly
during the day but at night they remain
ouiet resting in his head He believes they
are eating their way toward his vitals and
that it is only a question of time when they
will kill him.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
The New Agreement.

The committee of the Western roads that
has in charge the formation of the new
agreement is making rapid progress with
its work and there is now but little doubt
that Ii will be ready several days before
the time set for the melting. at Chicago.
rext week. The chances now are that it
will be stronger agreement than the
Western roads have ever had and Ii is like
ly that there will be less friction among the
members after the new agreement has been
adopted than was the under the old
agreement. The new organization will have
several things in it's agreement that were
not embodied i'm the old. and the only fea-
ture In the old thai will not be found in
the new will be the provision providing for
the maintenance of rates
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The dwelling OF John ". Demaree. 21O
Martndale avenue, was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning, the fire originating
from an overheated stove. Employees of the
Atlas engine works prevented the fire
spreading to the adjoining house by quick
work before the city fire department ar
rived. They ran a line of hose from water
plug and soaked the adjoining houses. In
one of the houses several children were ly-
ing seriously i'll with measles. They We're
not disturbed. A conflict in alarms caused
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oBRlST-Mrs. X IT, Obrist. Wednesday, IL a
m Funeral notice later.
LAht-John, died Tuesday afternoon. ApfI -,
lSts. aged ffty--even years. Funeral from resi-
h-Ecs; 81 Ash street ThDrsfiay afternoon at :
ociect- Friends invited
ROBERTS fSON-ruesday morning April l.. ".
A Robertson. aged thirty-four years Funeral
frcm The residence OF MS father. James A. Rob
erts0n. La North Alabama street, J.. IN. to-day.
Friends invited. Burial private
NICHOLS-Mrs. Nancy Nichols died April II.
1877. at : 80 O'Clock a. IN. Funeral Thursday,
April T.. at CLOCK p. at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs II. 9. Campbell. No. 1eS5
North Illinois street. Friends invited. Burial
private.
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sI12.OOO.O 900 Gold Bonds.

The New York Central has arranged for
the sale of Sl0O,OOOOOO of 3l2 per cent hun
dreG-year gold bonds and the New York
& Harlem for Sl2OOO,OOO of the same class
of bonds. These bonds will be used TO re-
tire or convert the present bonded debt of
the companies and will thereafter become
a hrst lien on the companies. The New
York Central Will reserve SIS, 600 900 of its
bonds for new construction after 1908. II
Is announced that meetings of the< stock
holders will be held TO ratify the mort
cages of the New York Central on Nav 26
and of the New York q Harlem ON May Is
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The Muddy City water.

IL l. the intention OF City Santarian
Clark to write the Water Company an ur-
gent letter to-day with reference TO the
water supply. Analyses still show that
there is a good deal of mud in Il. DR..
Clark said yesterday that If the company
would make use of its intake wells. pump
ing nothing but deep-well water into them
that the supply ought to be potable. He
will insist that the main leading TO the
river be abandoned.
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Mr. sweeney TOO Hoar~c to Lecture.

Central Christian Church was hlled last
night 10 hear Rev Il. L. Sweeney. of CO.
mmbus. lecture for the benefit of the
ladies' societies of the church. Mr.. Sweeney
announced that on account of a severe
paralysis of the vocal chords he would be
unable TO speak. but announced he would
deliver his lecture a week from tomorrow
night. IL was plainly apparent that II was
impossible for Mr.. Sweeney To peak for
any length OF time: ne was so hoarse that
be could scarcely be heard in the back part
of the church.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15


Sealed proposals invited and will be re-
ceiVed at this Department until ? y. m. on
THURSDAY. the eth Of May. 1895. for furnishing
such Registered Package. Tag. Official ana Dead
letter Envelopes as slay be ordered for the use
Of the Department, postmasteTs and the postal
service during period OF year. beginning
on the lst day OF July. 1897
Proposals must be made on the blank forms
provided By the Department. securely enveloped
and sealed indorsed Proposals for Furnishing
I<eglstered Packase. Tag, Official and Dead-tet-
ter Envelopes, and addressed To the Third As
sistant Postmaster General Washington. u. G.
Bids delivered in person must be handed in at
or before the hour above specified for the re-
ceipt thereof; otherwise they will not be CON
sidered.
blank forms OF proposal with fun spccinca-
tons anu samples OF the envelopes will be f;lr-
nishef upon application 10 the Third Assistant
Postmaster General JAS. \. GARY.
Postmaster General.
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Alice segner'. complaint.

Alice Segner yesterday filed suit for di-
vorce from Charles Segner alleging cruel
treatment and failure to provide. They We're
married in 1872 in Logansport. Mrs. Segner
says that three weeks after. the birth of
her second child, sin December, lSs9, her
husband struck her with his fist and
knocked her down. At another time - at
tempted TO stab her with pair of scissors,
while at another time. she says, he threat
ened TO kill her with a razor and sue
ceeded in severely cutting her hand. after
which he drove her out of home before
chillrAn
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POSToFFICE DEPARTMENT.
= WASHINGTON. II. e. April +. $50

~ WASHINGTON. ID. g. April s. 1897
BY the s5th Section OF the Act OF Congress ap-
proved January u. 1895. II is made the duty OF
the Postmaster General 20 contract for all En-
velopes. both plain and printed. be used "bv
his own OF other Departments.
nder this authority proposals hereby in
Nited and viii be received at this Department
until p. M. on Thursday. the 9Th day OF May
lsst, FOR furnishing such Envelopes the sew
ersi Executive Departments I'm Washington may
re49lre durine the year ending June b. 1895
Proposals must b. made the blank forms
provided by the Department. securely enveIoped
and sealed. Endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Envelopes for the several Executive Depart-
ments." and addressed TO the Third Assista M
Postmaster General. Washington. D. = Bids To
be delivered In person must be handed i'm ar or
iefOre the hour above named; otherwise they will
not be considered
Blank forms OF proposal with full specidca-
ti0ns. will be furnished upCn application 10 the
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
JAS. a. GaRl. Postmaster GenernI
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Observance of Good Friday

Tomorrow. Good Friday. from II Cnoon)
To 3 O'Clock. the passion service viii be
conducted at Christ Church by the rector
The music will be rendered By special
doubts quartet under the direction OF John
l.. Geger. On Saturday. at AGO D. m n
large number OF adults and children will
be baptized.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

Benjamin +. Turner. OF Chicago, and
Miss Harriet L. Lewis, OF the same city.
were married in this city last evening They
went TO the Christian Endeavorers' head
quarters. at 70 Pembroke Arcade and were
quietly united in marriage by the Rev j.
W. Duncan. They returned last night for
Chicago. They will live in Evanston. Miss
Lewis has several friends living in this
city
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Bargafns In shop worn. and
secondhand wheels at C.. G.. FISHER & CO. 8.
" Moth Pennsylvania street
FOR SALE-A '9s bicycle in frst-class condition
will sell at SIS less than first cost. Call or ad-
dress a. w. ALLEN. Journal counting room.
FOR SALE-Restaurant, centrally located. doing
good busiIess; viii sell cheap or on easy terms,
sickness In family cause of selling. Address or
call 80 East Market street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
THE RUMOR IS DENIED
GENERAL MANAGER RAMSEY WILL
REMAIN WITH THE WABASH.
Belief that Freight and Passenger
Rates Are We'll Observation-Disclosures
Trains ON the Big Four.

A close personal friend of Joseph Ram
sey. vice president and general manager of
the Wabash, writes from ST. Louis that
while there may be some grounds for the
rumOrs of changes on the Wabash in sub
ordinate offices Of that company. there will
be no change in the vice president and
general manager. and he makes this state
ment lest the denial of the report might
lead TO more or less decentralization among
the employees in the different departments.
He says there is no truth in the statement
that the relations between President Ash
ley and Mr. Ramsey are unpleasant; on
the contrary. they are of the most cordial
character and under Mr.. Ramseys policy
of operating the road the economies intro
duced have met with the hearty approval
of President Ashley and the board OF di-
rectors. The earnings of the Wabash have
been disappointing to not only President
Ashley, but to General Manager Ramsey,
but ii was no fault on the part of Mr..
Ramsey. but because of depression in bus
mess and the competition of the Toledo.
st. Louis * Kansas City. which, in the
hands of a receiver. has been enabled to
do things which solvent road could not
do in rate matters. AS to the report that
George Stevens. general manager of the
Chesapeake e. Ohio is 10 leave that road
to become vice president and general man.
aSer of the Wabash, il is said that the re-
lations between Mr.. Stevens and President
Ingalls, are such that the question of sal
airy to retain Mr.. Stevens's services would
not be considered. as President Ingalls,
credits Mr.. Stevens with having been large
ly instrumental in placing the Chesapeake
x ohio In its present enyiable position.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
A Nonconform,st suit.

Enge & Son. printers. yesterday brought
suit against the former owners of the Nom
conformist fer $i3. owing on an account
from last year. Since then the Nonconform-
ist has been sold and notes were given
in payment. The plaintiff asks that "A re-
ceiver be appointed 10 take charge of THE
notes and pay the account.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15


Alabama and 7th sts.-s. Muhl.
Beiiefcntaine ST.. No. iV)-Claude Fields
Christian Ave. No. 1g1-F. r. Dannetteile
Clifford Ave. No. 324-Philip Miller
tciiegs Ave. aud 1th St.-GeO. &. fisner.
Columbia Ave and 7th St.-Geo. G kucn-
Columbia and Hill Avez--R. G Hampton
Delaware and McCaTty--H. A. PfafhlE
Dtilcn and Fletcher Ave.-Hugo II. LehrritteF.
last and McCarty Sts---E. G. Reick
~ wayne Ave. No. f<c-Thos- X InOFhouis-
hillside Ave, No. le-f.. W. Carter.
Illinois ana lst Sts.-S. Muhl.
Illinois ana 18th Sts.-S. Muhl.
Illinois and 9Th Sts.-J. NJ Scott
Illinois and North Sts---R. 81. NavIn- -,
Indiana A We and Vermont Str. +. Biooau
INDIANA Ave. No. 20l-John ID. Gauld
Madison Ave-. No 427-Jos- ~ Dwyer
slass and Cornell Aves.-c- = BarHTn
Mass Ave, No. 30i-I. T.. Haag.
Met and Morris Sts--C. ri. Broicn.
Aer- and Ray Sts.-John r. Myers
her and Russell Ave.-Geo. +. Borst
Mich. No 1863 EASTMAN Arsdale Bros.
Ne~ York and Noble StS--E IL -f<nfefs-
Sew York. No. 57S West-F. z. Wolcot'-
P'ne. No 201 South-A l. Walker.
Senate Ave and 81 St.-A. NJ. Eyster
senate Ave-, No. 1858 Morrill, T. stewart
SnetSy St, No. Is2.C. A Eitel
Virginia Ave. and COburn-C. @. Mueller.
Wash St and State Ave.-N- 8. Driggs-
Wash. St. No TOO East-Baron Bros.
West ST., No. 503 North-C. w. Eicnrodt
1andes and Sth Sts--DixOE. ~
North Indianapolis. Library Bldg.-A. ID.
Gauld & Bro. Tel 1894.
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Money Delivered TO wrong one.

julia Fisher yesterday filed suit against
the Adams Express Company 10 recover
Sl60 and her attorneys fees in the suit
She claims that her husband sent her $3.50
from Pittsburg and that instead of deliv-
ering IL TO her the express company de-
livered ii to a man named Krauss. whom
she does not know and who was not au-
thOriZed to receive the money.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANEER g. BUG CTANAN-TT2 North
illinois street. Lady embalner. for
ladies aGd children. Off:ce always
open. Telephone tsl. HacAs at lowest
prevailing price.
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signnr Negnra Fined.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Leonard
Rappaport (Signor Vegara) was found
guilty OF assault and battery on his wife
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
Rates Thought to BE Firm.

Walter NJ. Pennington. general travelling
agent of the White line fast freight, has
just I turned from an extended trip
through the territory in which the White
line operates. He is convinced that freight
rates. and. from what he can learn. pas
senger rates now better maintained
than at any time in years. There has, he
says, been a desperate effort on the part
of some shippers to bring about demon
alization in rates. but the point has
been reached when the freight and passen-
ger representatives well know that business
is carried at low rates be done
and the roads exist. and they feel that their
positions in some measure depend on strict
adherence TO tariff rates. and higher Off
Gals are enforcing on subordinates the i'm
portance of adhering TO rates.
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To BE a Fast Train.

1t is announced that the new train which
is to operate over the Big Four, the Lake
Shore and the New York Central, via
Cleveland. will reduce the running time be-
tween Cincinnati and Cleveland hour,
and will be one of the fastest trains be-
tween Cleveland and New York. The serv-
ice begins next Sunday. The schedule as an
nounced by General Manager w. III. Can
niff, of the Lake Shore. shows that the train
will leave Cincinnati at S:30 o'clock in the
morning. arriving in Cleveland at , o'clock
and leaving for the East at $40 O'Clock.
1t will reach New York at 7:45 O'Clock the
morning following its departure from Gin
cinnat. The fastest train now operating
between Cincinnati and Cleveland the
Big Four leaves that city at $50 o'clock
i'm the evening and reaches Cleveland at 1:50
a. m. The excess fare train on the Lake
Shore, known as the New York and Chi
cago limited. departs at 2:20 a. m. and ar
rivess i'm New York at $50 p. m. The New
York train which leaves Cleveland at
y. m. reaches its destination at 7:45 a. m.
IL is expected that an arrangement will be
made by which this train will. after the
summer time table takes effect. run to St.
Louis as well as Cincinnati. This would
mean the restoration of an answering train,
the Southwestern limited, which left ST.
Louis at a. m., reached Indianapolis at
2:45 p. m, and was very popular.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

For curing Catarrh and cold in head there
is no equal 10 Ely's Cream Balm. Trial
size 10 cents
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

In 1850 Brown 50 Bronchial Troches'' were
introduced. and thcir success 5 a cure for Colds
Coughs. Asthma and Bronchitis has been unparal-
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

and was fined s. and costs. The case was |
on an appeal from Magistrate Culbertsons !
court.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

Nave been conveniently located at the following
drug stores iR the various sections OF
the city. from which
DNERTfSEAENTS WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct To this Office at regular rates.
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DIRECTORS.

CHAS. II. BRowNELI., Peru.
1. G. ELSrON. crawfordsville
ADDISON &. HARRIS THOS = DAY
:. A. CULBERTSON. New Albany
GEO. KOTHE. JOHN II. HOLIDAY.
EDWARD l.. M'KEE. H. G. LONG
SAM L. RAJH, STERLING X. HOLT
v. Il. MALOTT.
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WtZIIINfxTnN II fsQ

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT AND POSTAL
SERVICE.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ENVELOPES
FOR THE SEVERAL EXECUTIVE DE-
IARIMENTS DURING THE YEAR ENDING
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FOR TR ADE.

rOR 1RADE-Ftve nice houses well located
one ten. one seven. two eight and one four
rooms; all in splendid shape and well located.
Tor farm -Four houses eight rooms each. all in
good condition. To exchange for other property
One residence, storeroon stock of dry goods and
notions 10 exchange in part for city property.
Large DOck or four stores, two-stOry brick, on
hest county seat corner the courthouse square
10 exchange in part for other property. Thirty
lots, muse and barn. % exchange for other prop
erty. Also houses and lots OF all kinds 10 ex-
change for merchandise; will take pay cash
We can nx you out now with any kind or
deal. Remember. we are In the real estate busi-
ness In earnest. Give a trial JOHN G..
FJILENWIDEsR K WHARTON. 3 and 10 When
block.
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NOTII IL.
THE INDIANAPOLIS a NORTHEA AST-
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of stockholders of the In
diauapolts x Northeastern Railroad Corupany
Will be held at the principal Office OF the com
pany. r the city u Indianapolis. Ind. on Thurs
day. pril -. 1897. for the election directors
and the TRANSACTION OF such other business as
may be brought before the meeting
The transfer books viii be closed April - and
closed until after the meeting.
By order OF the board or directors.
SAMUEL SfORTRIDGE. Secretary.
Indianapolis Ind March "a 1857
The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

Hubert j. Schumacher is the organist and
director at this church. The soloists are
Misses Edna M. Burk Stella Fox and Mary
Bedell and c. A O'Ccnnor. At the morning
service on Easter the following will be
sung: Vida aquam III. G.. Nixon: mass
in G. (CasalD: offertory and Haec Dies
(Muller.) AT vespers. chorus. Regina CoeI
and Magnificat. for solos and chorus. both
by Mr.. Schumacher, will be sung.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PROPOSALS FoR FURNISHING REGIS
TERED PACKAGE, TAG. OFFICIAL, AND
DEND-LETTER ENVELOPES.
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SEALED PROPOSALS - JenersonyilIe Ind
April =, 1881. Sealed PROPOSALS. in tripicate
vii be received here until II o'clock q. m. fCen-
trail standard timej. MAY T. 1877 for furnishing
- NJ Depot here various articles OF Quarter
Masters Supplies United States reserves right
- reject er accept any or all proposals OF any
part Thereof. Information furnished on applica-
t-rn- Envelopes ocnfalninx Iroposefs should b..
marked PrcpoSai Tor Quarternastef,s Supplies
and addressed A. O. ROBINSON. Depot q. NJ.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian

In the morning there will be two quartets.
"Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen tShelIey), and
See the Place Where Jesus Lay West
G. y Hassler will sing solo. The morn
ing music will be repeated at night. with
the following in addition Awake My
Soul" tScLnecker) Mrs. Evans; trio, Sweet
Is Thy Work tWiegand). Mrs. Sontag. and
MesSrs. Daggett and Hassler.
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STATIONS

CENTS PER LINE or SEVEN WORDS.
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EASTER MUSIC.

The following Easter music programmes.
in addition TO those heretofore printed in
the Journal. will be sung next Sunday:
First Presbyterian Church.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Observation-Disclosures Lodge. No 56i. +. and "A.
Masons. Special meeting in Masonic Temple
this Thursday evening at s o. clock Work In
the third degree. Visitors welcome.
NESIAL w. WOODWARD, w. NJ.
WILLIAM H. SNYTHE Secretary.
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EASTER CARDS
sc to Zoe dozen, and upward.
THE ALLISON-ENOS co.
90 North Meridian Street.

Statement of the condition OF the Union
Trust Company of indianapolis at the close
OF business March 81. 1897:
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st. John s.
Church.

In the evening Bishop White will con-
firm class of one hundred people and the
Mendelssohn portion of the morning service
will be repeated. The morning service in
cludec fha fol1awipo
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Choir leader, George W. Benton; organ-
ist Miss Olive Van Camp: choir members
Sopranos. Miss Jessie Patterson, Miss Josie
Hendricks. Miss Alice Graydon. Miss Van
Sickle Mrs. Pyatt: altos. Miss Belle Somer-
Vile, Miss Minnie Hendricks. Miss Bernice
Smith, Miss Anna Plummer: tenor and
bassos Mr.. Andrew Graydon. Mr.. W. III.
Rhodehamel. Mr.. Edwin l.. Plummer