The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-29
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. John o. Perrin and Mr.. Hervey
Bates Perrin have returned TO Lafayette.
The Metropolitan School of Music elocu-
ton recital. by pupils of Miss Ola Dele
Cameron. will be held Tuesday evening,
May /.
Joseph d. Edwards, Of Lyons, Greene
county, yesterday filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the Federal Court. His liabilities
were $2,94S.33; assets, 5000.
The ladies of the Chapel Club, who lave
had charge of the fair. which was held at
Tomlinson Hall, wish TO extend thanks to
all persons who donated in any way.
Mrs. John NJ, Freeman. who was called
next week to her home in Irvington.
Lee Barrett. who was a popular clerk at
the English Hotel for several months, and
was afterward connected with the Denison,
has Joined the clerical force at the Bates.
The many friends of DIR. and Mrs. o. I.
Logan, returned missionaries to China,
will regret to know of the death of their
youngest daughter in Chicago. Friday.
April 81.
The Resident Persimmon Brigade Club
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Dukes,
No. 1856 East Washington street, on Tues
day evening, May 1.
The indianapolis Twig of the Indianapolis
branch of the National Association for the
Education of the Blind will meet with Mrs.
Brinkman, 914 Jefferson avenue, Wednes-
day evening, at S:15 o'clock.
In a fight at Bloom & Davis's saloon, 423
West Ohio street. last night, Tom Davis
cut Sam Shirley several times with a knife,
inhicting wounus which made it necessary
to send him TO the hospital. Both are col
ored.
Addison c.. Harris. United States minister
TO Austria, has written to friends here,
saying that he intends sailing for this
country soon. and will spend the summer
months at home. He will leave Vienna in
June.
The funeral of DIR. William w. Billiard.
son of the late DR.. Talbot Billiard, who
died a few days ago in California, will be
held this afternoon at 4 o'clock. There will
be services at the grave, conducted by Rev.
n. A Hyde. T.
Earnest Circle of Kings Daughters of
Memorial Presbyterian Church will hold a
sort of 'rummage sale" They will col
lect old papers, rags. etc. The collectors
will all be provided with written creden-
tails signed by Bernice Irwin. president.
Mrs. Minnie d. Louis. secretary Of the
Jewish ChautauqHs, is in the city and will
speak at the Temple. on Delaware street,
tomorrow evening, at s o'clock. Her sub
ject, 1.-The Aims and Benefits of Jewish
ChautauQua,' Will prove interesting, and
all are cordially invited.
An examination Of candidates for places
as teachers in the Indianapolis public
schools was held. yesterday morning. at
the Manual Training School. The majority
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Teachers Training School. Over one hun
dred took the examination.
George barrow, of Fort Wayne. who has
charge of the Alaska Gold Mining Com
pany's business. will leave for Alaska this
week. One of the company's mines is near
Juneau and others are near Berner's bay
Mr.. barrow a few days ago ATTENDED a
meeting of the officers of the company in
this city.
Next Saturday. May 5, will be the birth
day anniversary of the late George W
Julian. and his daughter. Mrs. Clarke. will
be at home to all her fathers friends who
may wish TO call during the afternoon and
evening. The death mask of Mr.. Julian's
face. made by Sculptor Mahoney, may be
seen at this time.
The ladies of Section 2 OF Central-avenue
NJ. K. Church will give a calico carnival in
the new Sunday school room on Friday
evening. May 4. A fine programme OF old
time songs and instruments music has
been prepared by Mrs. s. l.. Morrison. Re
freshments Will be served in the basement
after the programme is rendered.
George Mckinley. a brother OF Mrs. Kate
Bush. who died In the Dispensary ambu-
lance Friday while being transferred TO the
City Hospital. came here from harmony
Ind, yesterday and took the body of his
sister home for burial. The coroner held