The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-08
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Indianapolis Warehouse Company
has increased its capital stock from $4,000
TO $4,000.
George II. Chapman Post, No. 2oe. and
w. r. c., No. 10. win give reception TO
department officers at their hall, to-mor-
row evening.
Rosa Lee Ellis. a miIliner at Goshen. Ind.
filed a petition yesterday in Bankruptcy.
She listed her liabilities at $l,95l.32 and her
assets at S25.
The Anderson Loan Association. of An
derson. has notified the secretary of state
of an increase of 100000 in the capital
stock, making a total OF g, 10000.
The secretary OF the State Board OF
Charities has received notice that con-
tracts have been let for two poor asylumss
one In Adams county and one In Benton
county.
The pupils of Miss Evelyn Jeffries and
Mr.. George Eckert gave an enjoyable
piano recital last night at the Propylaeum.
The class was very large and the work exc
cuted by II was appreciated by the audi
ence
DR.. Samuel r. Cunningham who has
been an inferno at the City Hospital, has
received an appointment as assistant sur
geon for the Northern Insane Hospital at
Logansport with a salary OF $3.50 year.
He will leave to-day for his new duties.
The annual outing of the pupils of the
Girls Industrial School was held yesterday
in Fairview Park. The street car company
carried the children to the park free OF
charge. Mrs. Blanchard, principal of the
school. and the other teachers accompanied
the children.
Notwithstanding the rainy weather the
drug clerks picnic was given yesterday
at Dawsons Grove. northeast OF Broad
Ripple. During the day when the grounds
had dried somewhat potato, sack and
wheelbarrow races were run, which added
greatly to the days amusement.
Unions Nos. II and S. of the local iron
molders will have their second annual
joint picnic at Armstrong Park nexs Sun
day. There will be all kinds of amusements.
end feature of the day will be the draw
ing of $50 range. The admission TO tho
picnic is 10 cents and each visitor will be
given chance.
An attraction will be secured for the
Indiana State Fair this year which will
call people from all over the State TO this
city. Secretary Downing, of the Indiana
State Board of Agriculture. is now In cor
respondence with managers of several
large attractions and one OF them will be
secured for State fair week
The Alumnae Association of the Girls
Classical School met yesterday morning in
the new studio of the school at 10 O'Clock.
elected as follows: President. Mrs.
Jacob p. Dunn; vice president. Miss Julia
Landers; secretary. Miss Marjorie Ellis:
treasurer. Miss Mary Foster. A luncheon
was served at noon.
IIcSiutnt toihu, vi the Ioiiintftidi tiuus
will cooperate with President Lazarus. OK
the Board of Trade, in inviting the Busi-
ness Mems Club Of Cincinnati TO visit In
dianapolis. The Cincinnati club will soon
begin tour OF several cities I'm the central
States TO note improvements and IL Is the
wish of the members of the Board OF
Trade and Commercial Club that the visi-
tors include this city in their trip.
b. +. Miller and wife left yesterday for
Muscogee county. Georgia, TO join a new
colony. Alrea0V there
families there banded together and In
corporated under the title of THE Chris
tian Commonwealth" The colony has a
number of business enterprises established.
which are owned jointly by all who take
the pledge of membership The pledge il
that all who admitted must use all
property and live in every respect as agents
of Jesus Christ.