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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-23
FISHERIES AND GAME.
Table Of Contents I'm the Commission

IaDle OF Contents In the Commission.
er's Annual Report.
The forthcoming report of T. T. Sweeney.
commissioner of fisheries and game for the
State, promises to be an unusually interest
ing one. With such a list of articles and
treated by prominent specialists of the
day. ii contains great deal of valuable
information. 1t is also embellished with near
ly one hundred beautiful engrayings Of ami
mails and birds. many of them printed in
three colors. Mr.. Sweeney has decided to
distribute his report through the members
of the Legislature and the Senate; applica-
lions, therefore, by persons desiring copies
of the same should be made to your repre-
sentative in the House or Senate. There
will be only few copies for each senator
and representative, and the first who speak
will be served. Two years ago this report
was all distributed in less than two weeks
from the time it was published, and there
were several times as many applicants as
there were books. The demand is likely
TO be even greater this season. A list of
the table of contents is given below:
Department of Fishes-Description of the
principal fishes of Indiana, small-mouth
black bass, large-mCuth black bass, yellow
perch, wall-eye or pike perch, rock bass,
red-eye or goggle-eye, crappie calico bass
or strawberry bass, Yarmouth, blue-gill,
common sunfish, long-ear sunfish, yellow
cat, common bullhead, buffalo fish, small
scaled or white sucker, winter or spotted
sucker, large-scaled sucker carp sucker
leather carp, cisco, common eel, Humphreys
and fishes of Indiana, river systems of In
diana. lake system Of Indiana, bats and
lures, notes and suggestions fish and
fisheries Indiana gold fisheries, the SEEMING
of Cedar lake, Indiana fish law, Indiana
fish ladder law, statement of fish deposited
in Indiana waters, official roster of the
United States Fish Commission, official
statement of the different States official
roster of the fish and game protective as
sociations.
Department of Game-Principal game
birds and animals of the State: Woodcock
wild turkey, ruffied grouse, prairie hens
Wilson snipe, meadow lark passenger
pigeon, blue-winged teel, sora rail- Amer.
lean golden plover, Canada goose kildeer
quail, mallard duck, Monaghan pheasants
ground hog, raccoon, opossum, aquatic anC
shore birds of the Kankakee, duck shootinl
on the kankakee, setter and pointer dogs
fox hound, fox terrier, notes and sugges
tons on game and hunting, camping anC
outing, diagram of closed season for game
game law of Indiana, Trap-shooters
League of Indiana.
Department of Birds-Our common bird.
and their relationships to us, Arbor anC
| Bird day and Audubon Society, outline pro
! pramme for Arbor and Bird day, indiana
bird law, Importance of nature study in tn,
public schools.
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BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
Amendment to Articles Will he Con.
sidered TO-Morrow Night.

The Board Of Trade meets to-morfow
night to take action on a proposed amend
ment to the articles of association. The
amendment is suggested for the purpose
of allowing the entrance Of special men,
bers, although vacancies may exist in the
regular membership. The amendment pro-
posed is as follows:
Persons qualified for regular member
ship in the board may at any time be ad-
mitted as special members, but the number
of such special members shall at no time
be greater than one hundred, and the total
membership of the board shall consist of
500 regular members, together with such
special members as may be admitted, not
exceeding one hundred"
President John j. Appel and Secretary
Jacob W. Smith have sent notices to mem
berS of the board and have urged that a
full membership be present to consider the
amendment
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NEW Y. M. C. A. CLUB.
1t Will Promote Gymnasium Work
and other Things.

F, The Association Gymnasium Club was for
mally organized last evening at the Young
Mems Christian Association. The club is
made up of gymnasium members but will
promote all kinds of Y. M. c. A. work.
A constitution was adopted and officers
elected. A. X. Jones. physical director. is
president; ]. NJ. Ogden. first vice president,
and Cass Connaway. second vice president.
Mark Dennis was chosen secretary, and T..
B. Fulmer, treasurer. The chairman of the
committees appointed are as follows:
Finance, Il. b. Fulmer: membership, Roy
Blossom ways and means, Dr. +. w.
Hanna; entertainment, DR.. l.. L. Leach;
religious work. ]. L. Duthie; reception,
CLYDE woodf;l: publicity, Frank Farman
and refreshment, Arthur Guedel.
The organization will meet every Satur-
day evening. when supper will be served.
There are no dues. but the club will be
supported by entertainments, which will
be given in short time. Membership is
limited to fifty, and about that number
are now in the organization.
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PERFORMANCES OF "oTHELLo. $
Probably $500 Will Be Realised for
the High Schools.

Two more performances Of "othello' were
given yesterday afternoon and last night
ar the Shortridge High School Large
audiences were present at each perform
ance and last night the hall was filled to
overlooking. many teachers OF the city
being nresent. The play went of without
- b,tcb and nothing happened to mar the
success of the young Thespians The only
.targa In the cast yesterday was III the
part Of Cassie, lieutenant to othelio; which bai
Was "a 1. eeaanted TO the role as Harry Car
s as who took .he part Friday night and
made such a success. especially IN tn ne
st1ar advantage in the heavier portions
of the play. A.. $50 sohoo,s nil,
As hio beneft from the enterprise and
f. is estimated that sbout 500 w, De cleared
10 % n "a s. 1t Is said that the cost
any tha production amounted TO about 500,
% oaa W. the recsiSts reach s0o@
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Lot 1. Newmeyer & Kettenbachs sub.
= A. Fletcher. Jr.'s SUBJ dsth st. near
MartinCale aft .....................s..-... 1900
William II. Rafert TO Edward II. Rafert.
Lot %, Merrilrs sub OF Outlet los.
merrill 81. near Alabama sO. 5000
Robert p. Daggett 10 Jessie r. Daggett,
pt Lots 40 and go Outlot 152. city OF
Indianapolis. vermont st. near West
sO Luz
Jessie F. Daggett TO Robert p. Daggett
ct TX, same as above Loo
Crown Hill Cemetery Company to John
z. Ayers, Lot &c., in Sec ~. Crown HILL 10000
Sheriff OF Marion county to Arthur @.
Fosdyke, Lot 4. Lynch's sub. Hutch
Ing & Darneirs add. tStation st. near
l1V.vs
Charles 7. Price to Lyman H. Price.
Lot 50. 3rooks's add. price av, be-
tween Southeastern and English avs).. 10000
Herman z. Martens Sarah Reeves,
Lot Is, Blk 6. Indianapolis Car Com
panys add. Cor Sheldon and 18th sts). 5000. %
Sheriff Of Marion county TO Adolphus II.
Smith, Lots 3. 4 and 5. Fletcher's
South Brookside add .................... 3,276.l6
Orville o. Carvin TO Minnie r. Smith.
pt Lots and 4. Ritters sub. Ritters
add ..---.--...--...-.-.-----. 10000
Transfers, II; total SIS. sos. q
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$500 TO $4,000

to go in any business for yourself may be OBJ
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Send full particulars, and be sure 10 state how
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No minors married men Will be accepted.
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Transfer, II; total considera
Building Permits.

NJ. B. Allen. frame. Colorado. near New York.
81, 500.
J. j. NJ Lafollette. repairs. 1923 Ashland, $50.
August G. Meyer. two-story dwelling, Sanders
street, s., 000
Alice A Zeering. dwelling. 2s2o North Della
ware street, s., 900.
Il. vornholt. repairs. COZ Weghorst. 500.
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Negroes Name Was Moore.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Nov. 22.-Logan Moore,
colored, living at Milton, KY, opposite
Madison, says the man hanged by the Sui
Ivan county mob on Thursday for assault
ing two white women was his son, George
Moore, alias James billiard.
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Releases.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


-suuments nled for record in the recorder
80 OF Marion county. Indiana. for the invent,
-. hours ending at p. m Nov. q. 1902, fu
- '4eu oy the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loa
S'llpany. No. III East Market street. Both tel,
Phones sOo5:
80 A Renihan TO Maud Wilson, Lots
fr..s.o Xof. Bradley et ais East Wash
fsS 'onsst add (Michigan ST, near Ches-
Iss.. .s.s.......................... $oOO.
Johnson 10 James W. Feslei-
r, LOT " Blackford's sub OF Outlo.s
az &c vermont st, near Blackfcrd
D.
W. Fesler TO Jesse s. Johnson
O,.S-s ~ Lot 81, Biackford's sub OF
AS4Ss !oZ, etc. (Sams as above). ..... g.
cooper TO James ~. Shelton ct al
- 55os A. Charles St John Vests ada so.
Sshn % Bertha A. Marschke, Lots
ana !. Blk "A. Bsatys add. (Barth
Hor. Issr Beechsr STD ............-........ $50.
I.cs 3 Hewitt Frank Morrison.
H. = and Z, Blk e. North Indianapo-
e. NsStn 81. near RAIDER st)............. $50.
E,.ss J. Benton CT al. 10 Samuel -.
49, 81 ux-. Lots f5s and <57. Lights
r's'ee sub. Light Az. near 18th st)- 80.
1@ d Harris t. E'sztx T. McWhsstsr.
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w. M. OSTRANDER

REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
As n. Pennsylvania st.
Opposite Postofice
Tbrea and one-half acres between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth SITS, northwest very desirable plat
of ground for manufacturing subdividing;
make oner.
One of the most attractive residences on n.
Meridan st a vely is e9upped With Rotwater
heat paruuetry floors, fine and highly nnlshed
woodwork best of plumbing, all modern con-
veniences and is perfect in all its appointments.
Price ST., oO0 See
site for factory lumber coal yard or hot
water plant; on track. northeast see u.s.
Double dwelling of eight rooms; bath and fur
mace each side; corner lot streets and alley I'M
nroved north; is offered at a decided bargain;
see US.
We offer several desirable residences the
South Side; $1,75O, $500. $500; bath and fur
mace; see US.
We have four five good investments in cen
tralIv located business properties that VIII IN
terest investors; see us for particulars
Dovn-town corner lot; fine location: old build
ing. rents for $780, Is onereo at parsain' must
be sold: make offer
.nd Ohio. 90 IT. 6 in. by 2O2 fl. in; see us and
make offer.
Factory building for sale or for rent: 1900
square feet floor space; centrai iocation' near
depots and track.
We want an offer for the equity in property
,tme+sd on n New Jersey. near Twenty fourth
81 :. q rooms bath furnace, parquetry foors; IN
en-, ns order: lot 41x1S6; mortgage. $780, per
cent 4. make offer. - -o...
az N Pennsylvania st.
Opposite Postoffice.
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Religious Service for Deaf Mutes.

service for the adult deaf mutes of Indian
apolis and vicinity at st. Adams Mission,
in the chapel of Christ Church, on Monu-
ment place, tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Derrickmen at NEW FEDERAL
BLDG.
wANTED-Two good installment eanyassers on
II. KELLY, Lorette Hotel. l26 East Ohio st.
airy; experience unnecessary. INTERNATION-
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WANTED-Young man 10 travel: $50 month and
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WANTED-Reliable men everywhere 20 distrib-
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WANTED-R Reliable person IN each district to
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WANTED-Hustler tower twenty-one) to travel
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WANTED-Civil-service government POSITIONS
1888 appointments this year: this is 46S2 more
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH-The Temple. corner Del
aware and Tenth streets. II. c. Mesefve. pas
TOR. lin Park avenue. Sunday school, $50 MOTH
ing service, with preaching by the pastor, lO.4S.
NO evening service. Seats free. All welcome
Peoples.
THE PEOPLES CHURCH-At the Propylaeum.
Topic: The Evolution of Mind" the third in
the series on The Evolution of the Messiantc
Man Z. A. Cantrell. pastor: residence. B
Sptritua1ism.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner Ala
bama and New York streets. Sunday services
at l0:4s a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Mrs. q. Gladys
Cooley the widely known speaker and test me-
dunn, occupies the rostrum. Tests after each
lecture, and marvellous tests they are. Wednes-
day evening meeting at 7:45 O'Clock. Fair and
supper Dec. 4. 1902 All welcome
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Outft free; credit given; cut-price
Xmas books; SOC book, 12izc; 81 book 25c; $1.50
book. soc. FERGUSON, 5136 Fifth, Cincinnati.
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REAL ESTATE-Sixty-foot lot One-half square
from Washington St, Irvington; cement walks;
shade; only $3.50; worth 5000.
Irvington home; modern, rooms; furnace
bath, hardwood floors. dark oak finish; one
square from line.
Beautiful 60-foot lot. $780, worth $500; Irvlngton
Snap; Groom cottage; large chicken yard; finest
kind OF shade; $1,000.
TIBBOTT & DERRY,
1914 North Pennsylvania.
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CHEAPEST PIECE OF PROPERTY ON PENN
SYLVANIA STREET,
Between 18th and 10th.
Two-story frame dwelling. rooms, bath. fur
mace hardwood finish. A nice home excellently
located
Easily worth $1,000 Owner lives out OF town
and wants the money and WILL TAKE $1,000 IL
sold at once.
JOHN WOCHER & CO.,
% North Pennsylvania st.
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STOLEN.

EAcE PROTRUDING TONGUE: REWARD.
WILLIAM TILFORD. 81 CHICAGO ST.. N.
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REAL ESTATE-Two-story frame house. nine
rooms, bath. furnace. lot 45x155 feet: be
bought for 81. 200; the lot alone Is worth So, 700
incumbrance $1,000 only 1900 in cash needed.
J. G. MCCULLOUGH, 156 E. Market st.
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FOR RENT+See list at Iii 3. Market: ground
dcor- GREGORY & APPEL
FOR RENT-Furnished house: ten rooms. bath.
new furnace. coal in furnace during winter
months Call 22o7 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Modern cottage of 10 rooms. bath.
laundry. electric light. CRATES and mansels.
not water heat. etc; down town; reasonable
rent TO good tenant c. +. SAYLES a. CO.. IL
E Market ST
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES av.. s-room mod
ern house, barn and large yard; SIS.
FOR RENT-Irvington-So Ritter av.. 7-room
cottage. $ls
FOR RENT-North Capitol av., l0-room modern
house; $50. JOHN W. FRIDAY,
La Building
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Market st .............. "a
| s51IL Virginia av., rooms. 5.oo
| S5OI5 Virginia av., room ..;......'..' o'oo
New List Every Saturday.
Telephone 1456. .
Agent for Apartments in the 'Victorla;
Offices for Rent in Indiana trust BulIoins.
| City Property for Sale Loans Neso'id'eu'
| Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates
| Savings Department Indiana Trust Iompapy w.
| Danosits Received sl.00 and Upward. Pays per
- cen. Interest.
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A SMALL INVESTMENT

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roANs-Insurance against fire. lightning. cy-
Clones windstorms. tornadoes gas explosions,
sure e, with FRANK X. SAWYER, LIS Z. Market
street
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VITAL srAr1srrcs-Nov. %.


Benjamin and Emma Hatfield. 27oz Barton ave-
nue.. boy.
Chester and Nellie Crosby sis stiliwell. girl.
Robert and Lucy Bennett city. girl
Frank and Mary WiIiett. city. girl
Frank and Ruth Prindie. ChGrchman avenue.
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REAL-ESTATE BARGAINS

400 A. and impts Winston Co., Miss
Water power and 80 A, Chapnvie, n. Y; fine
site for factory electric plant.
Dairy farm. 100 A. Onondaga Co. N. Y; ex-
cellent house. good barn. fine location.
90 A. and impts Erie Co. Pa.
broom house and lot Clarinda, Ia.
10 A. Orchard, Tehama Co. Cal.
Plantation, 1879 A., Tuscaloosa Co.. Ala; good
buildings saw grist, planning and gin mill outfit
$4,000
125 A. land Wolfe Co., KY; all tillable; indi-
cations of oil and coal.
Flat building cottage and lot. Chicago. Ill.
q A. land Montgomery Co.. Fla.
l1-room res. and % a. near Nurava Gerone
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
BY THE UNION TRUST CO.,
I16 E. MARKET ST,
Company's Building.
barn .... o.'..'... $500
1909 N. Illinois, 10 rooms, mod stable...... $500
24l4 N. Pennsylvania St. rooms, modern.
1925 N. Illinois St rooms modern.......... So 90
1877 N. Illinois, rooms, modern. 50W
22e E St Clair rooms modern ......... 5000
2O33 Andrews St 6 rooms. modern. .......... 16 90
1925 E. Market s rooms bath......,.......... $50
s25 s. Noble st s rooms .................. 1900
1896 Sugar Grove av s rooms............... L. so
32S Douglass ST., 5 rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1000
FLATS-ROOMS.
Lindsey" 8 rooms bath. range, gas.......s21.50
20 N Pennsylvania ST., rooms. Sd floor 700
120 N Pennsylvania St. rooms, I'd foor.... II 90
40 N. Pennsylvania St, rooms I'd .foor.... 1000
STORES-OFFICES.
No. 122 s. Penn ST., floors, basement. $50 90
Desirable rooms. companys building,
1l6' f. Market
Modern offices I'm LAW BUILDING, IS and up
ward; steam heat. electric light. janitor service;
complete law library for tenants use.
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FOR RENT-FLATs AND APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Seven rooms and bath; all large
outside rooms: most attractive and complete in
city, Capitol av. and Pratt st. inquire OF Jahitor
or GRIEEITH BROS.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
IOR SAIE-Farms-near town, 35 acres. small
Sonse 10 acres fruit; other fruit and farm
lands: send for list. d. II. WALKER, raw
Paw. Mich.
r,E Ar ESTATE-For Sale: Fine so acres. seven
niles city limits, mile electric line; exceient
house orchard. barn; level, loamy soil! all una
HE. rural delivery; telephone; 80 days only.
CARTER. 149 e. Market
ron sALE-HORsES AND VEHICLES.
---->-~~--->--- ~---~----------->---~-~-|~--
EoR SALE-Physician's Stanhope; less than
cost price 32i K. Market.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE-Gravel and sand w. 18th st. and
Big Four Railroad
ron sALE-Sand and gravel. w. 18th St and
Big Four Railroad.
ron SALE-Or Kent: Invalid ana reclining
chairs. w ID. ALLISON Co. @5 N. Alabama.
-E0T{ SAIE-One Dean Bros duplex power
nnmn Inquire W. LARIlE. at the Chalfant.
conner OF Pennsylvania ana Michigan streets
80 : a TS-prug store: best store location and
trade in northern Indiana; town OF 1000; in
,.oics &c 900: cash. Address Box 1SS, Columbia
FOR sALE-Typewriters. all STANDARD makes;
machines rented So per month Repairing So
,,Ii.ad TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE &c Monu-
ment Place Old Phone $3.50.
U1NTED-Une hundred stage cancers for the
.esson: ladies gentlemen: new beginners
~tshinr to learn and get a hrst-class start
WI PfCF RAYNO SCHOOL. go West Ohio
street. indianapolis.
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fsF4IROPoDISTS-Welch and wife. autissptic
chiropodists. Room IL 1sh North 1sr1dian ss.