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Window Glass. ( Wholesale and Retail.)
BROWNING & SLOAN, 7 nnd 9 E. Washington. OVER E. & CO., 82 and 84 S. Me- ridion.
Wood Carver.
Ludwig Louis, 269 E. Washington.
Wood Yard.
Aldrich & Gny, cor. Indiana av. and Canal.
Wool Dealers.
Geisendorff & Co., 402 W. Washington. Merritt & Coughlen, W. end Washington.
Woolen Mills.
Geisendorff & Co., 402 W. Washington. Merritt & Coughlen, W. end Washington.
Woolen Mill Machinery.
Dickson C. & Co., 49 N. Tennessee. Howe & Converse, 372 W. Washington. Merritt & Coughleu, W. end Washington.
Zine, Copper, Etc.
Cottrell Thomas, 177 E. Washington.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1867.
The Saturday Evening
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IS NOW
In its Third Volume, AND HAS
Doubled its Circulation since January 1st, 1870.
The only Literary, and Best Family Paper IN THE STATE.
Your Wife Wants It. Your Children Want It. You Want It Yourself.
Only $2.00 Per Annum.
W. B. VICKERS,
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CINCINNATI & INDIANAPOLIS
JUNCTION RAILROAD.
L. WORTHINGTON, Pres't, Cincinnati. J. H. SHELDON, Gen. Sup't, Cincinnati. JAS. A. SEMPLE, Gen. Frg't Ag't, Indianapolis.
Through Freight Contracts
MADE FROM
INDIANAPOLIS TO
CINCINNATI, PITTSBURG,
HAMILTON,
BALTIMORE,
TOLEDO,
PHILADELPHIA,
DETROIT,
NEW YORK,
BOSTON, and Eastern Cities.
ALSO FROM CINCINNATI TO
INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE,
кокомо,
MATTOON,
PERU,
PANA,
ANDERSON,
ST. LOUIS,
SPRINGFIELD,
KANSAS CITY,
QUINCY,
ST. JOSEPH,
KEOKUK,
DES MOINES,
AND ALL PLACES IN THE WEST.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
N. M. JOHNSON, Cincinnati. THOMAS JORDON, Indianapolis.
FREIGHT AGENTS.
I. N. DAVÉS, Cincinnati. W. C. LYNN, Indianapolis.
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Cincinnati and Indianapolis JUNCTION RAILROAD
SHORT AND QUICK TIME BETWEEN
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Fort Wayne WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Connections are made at CAMBRIDGE CITY with the Columbus, Chicago & Indi- aoa Central Railroads; at NEWCASTLE, with the Chicago & Columbus Railroad; at MUNCIE, with the Bellefontaine Railrond; at HARTFORD, with the Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad; and at FORT WAYNE, with the Toledo, Wabash & Western; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago; Grand Rapids & Indiana and Jack- son, Lansing & Saginaw Railroads.
Passengers will find this a Safe and Expeditious Route from Indianapolis to Cincinnati.
Connecting with the Little Miama, Marietta & Cincinnati and Zanesville Rail- roads for ALL POINTS EAST and SOUTHEAST, with Kentucky Central for POINTS SOUTH and with STEAMERS ON THE OHIO RIVER.
Connections at Hamilton, Ohio, with the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, Rail- road for Dayton, etc.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Fare as Low as by Any Other Route.
8 For Tickets, please apply at the Principal Ticket Offices in the Country. "Eu
L. WORTHINGTON, President, Cincinnati.
J. H. SHELDON, General Sup't, Cincinnati. JAS. A.SEMPLE, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Indianapolis.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAPEST DAILY PAPER IN THE WEST.
THE EVENING NEWS
OF INDIANAPOLIS,
TS PUBLISIIED every Week-Day Afternoon, and contains full and complete Telegraph Dispatches, Market and News Reports, able Editorial, and At- tractive Miscellaneous Matter. It is furnished at the exceedingly low price of
10 CENTS PER WEEK,
45 Cents per Month : $1.25 for Three Months : $5.00 per Year.
. The Evening News
HAS THE
Largest Circulation of any Paper in Indianapolis, AND OFFERS
A Valuable Medium to Advertisers.
Inducerments offered to Agents. Specimen Copies Furnished on Application.
Address all communications to
JOHN H. HOLLIDAY, Manager,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Economy, Neatness, Despatch THE SENTINEL BOOK & JOB PRINTING STEREOTYPING AND
Book Binding Establishment.
NEW SENTINEL BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
R. J. BRIGHT, I
Proprietor.
Attention is invited to our facilities for doing BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. Having refitted throughout with the
LATEST IMPROVED PRESSES AND ALL THE
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AND SHOW WORK OF ALL KINDS, PLAIN OR IN COLORS.
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The attention of BOOK PUBLISHERS, and others, is invited to our
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THE INDIANAPOLIS EVENING COMMERCIAL.
Published by the Commercial Company, M. G. LEE, - - - EDITOR.
NORTH-EAST COR. WASHINGTON AND ILLINOIS STREETS, (Opposite Bates and Palmer Houses.)
TERMS, TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
G. H. HEITKAM,
Merchant Tailor,
DEALER IN
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
AND
Men's Furnishing Goods,
No. 8 West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, - INDIANA.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. C. MARTIN.
H. C. HOPKINS. J. H. OHR.
MARTIN, HOPKINS & OHR, FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
New Journal Building, INDIANAPOLIS, - INDIANA.
Continental Insurance Company, of New York, - $2,252,030.75
International Insurance Company, of New York, National, of Boston, Yonkers' and New York Insurance Co , of New York, 878,464.20 Merchants' Insurance Company, of Chicago, Ill., - Commerce, Albany, New York, 640,315.94 826,728.11 Northwestern Mutual Life, of Wisconsin, 7,000,000.00
1,177,493.00 890,000.00
GEO. W. HILL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Moulding's DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Brackets, Plain and Fancy Scroll Work, Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboarding or Siding, Rough and Dressed Pine, Poplar and Ash Lumber. Flooring Worked, Lumber Dressed & Sawed to Order. And Dealer in all Kinds of
FRAMING LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, Cor. East and Georgia Sts., 113 AND 115 S. EAST STREET, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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THE
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Blanks for Insurance Companies, Blanks for City and County Officers, Blanks for Military Claims, and Railroad Blank Work printed to order
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OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Having been carefully refitted with NEW LETTER, etc., we are fully prepared to execute all orders for
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WM. LOVE.
JACOB P. DUNN.
Wm. LOVE & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
WILL BUY AND SELL Real Estate, Collect Rents, Pay Taxes, Etc. Will also Attend Promptly to Notarial Business; Conveyancing, Etc. Ofice, Room No. 1, Talbott & New's Block, Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MOODY BROS., Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
AND PROPRIETORS OF
Moody's Baking Powder,
Moody's Ague Tonic,
Grand Ma's Soothing Syrup,
Star Rat Killer,
AND Moody's Rheumatic Liniment, Warranted ! 51 and 180 INDIANA AVENUE, Indianapolis, Indiana.
FRANK SPROULE.
JOHN P, CONKLYN.
D. D. LEE.
Sproule, Conklyn & Lee,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT STEAM BENT
CHAIR BACKS AND SEATS, Northwest Corner New York and Canal Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
FRATED BREAD, Manufactured by
G. W. Caldwell & Co., 14 and 16 E. SOUTH STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, £ - - INDIANA.
For Sale by all Principal Grocers.
APPENDIX.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
The twenty-first Presidential term of four years begun on the 4th of March, 1869, and will expire on the 3d of March, 1873.
U. S. GRANT, of Illinois, President. SCHUYLER COLFAX, of Indiana, Vice President.
HAMILTON FISH, of New York, Sec- retary of State.
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL, of Massa- chusetts, Secretary of the Treasury,
WILLIAM W. BELKNAP, of Iowa, Secretary of War.
GEORGE M. ROBESON, of New Jer- sey, Secretary of the Navy.
J. D. COX, of Ohio, Secretary of the Interior.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL, of Maryland, Postmaster General.
E. R. HOAR, of Massachusetts, Attor- ney General.
UNITED STATE OFFICES IN INDI- ANAPOLIS.
United States Internal Revenue, Sixth District, Indiana.
Assessor-William M. Wiles.
Assistants -- L. M. Phipps and Love H. Jameson.
Chief Clerk-H. J. Craft; Office, room 14 P. O. building.
Collertor-Charles F. Hogate.
Deputy-James Kiog; Office, room 15 P. O building.
Register-Edmund Browning ; Office, roum & P. O. building. Receiver-G. M. Ballard.
United States Marshal's Office.
United States Marshal-Benjamin J. Spooner ; Office, room 6 P. O. building. Deputies-I. S. Bigelow, W. C. David, John C. Spooner and H. N. Bigelow. United States Commissioner-Eben W. Kimball; Office, 46 E. Washington. Supervisor Internal Revenue, (For Indi- ana),-G. B. Williams; Office, room 4 Vinton's block. 31
INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.
CONRAD BAKER, Governor. .
WILLIAM CUMBACK, Lieutenant Governor.
JOHN COMMONS, Governor's Secre- tary.
MAX F. A. HOFFMAN, Secretary of State.
JOHN D. EVANS, Anditor of State. NATHAN KIMBALL, Treasurer of State.
B. C. HOBBS, Superintendent of Pub- lie- Instruction.
M. G. McLAIN, State Librarian.
D. E. WILLIAMSON, Attorney Gen- eral.
JOHN G. GREENWALT, Adjutant General,
-Indiana Courts,
SUPREME COURT meets at the Supreme Court Rooms ( State Building) sw. cor. Washington and Tennessee, on the 4th Mondays in May and November. Chief Justice, Charles A. Ray, Indianapolis ; Judges, J. T. Elliott, Newcastle, James S. Frazer, Warsaw, Robert Gregory, Lafayette; Attorney General. D. E. Williamson, Greencastle; Sheriff, Cyrus J. Dobbs, Indianapolis; Depnty, ---; Clerk, Theodore W. McCoy, Jefferson- ville; Deputy, J. M. Judah, Vincen- nes ; Reporter, James B. Black, Indian- apolis.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT meets Ist Tuesdays in May and No- vember at the United States building. Circuit court held by Hon. David Davis, Asst. Justice of the United States Court, Hon Thomas Drummond and Hon. W. Q. Gresham, District Judges, Clrek, John H, Howland.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT meets same time and place.
County Officers.
Clerk-Wm. C. Smock.
Deputies-C. F. Rooker, D. C. Green- field, R. W, Smock, S. L. Harvey and R. C, Corbaley.
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THE CHINA TEA STORES
ARE AT
No. 7 ODD FELLOWS HALL AND
ACADEMY OF MUSIC CORNER.
Sheriff-Geo. W. Parker.
Deputies-J. Elliott and H. C. Adams. Treasurer-Frank Erdelmeyer. Deputy-B. F, Riley. Auditor-George F. MeGinnia.
Deputies-F. W. Hamilton and E. M. Wilmington.
Recorder-Wm. J. Elliott.
Board of County Commissioners.
Joseph K. English, Center township; Lorenzo VanScyoc, Washington town- ship; Aaron McCray, Wayne township. Court Bailiffs-J. R. Shea, T. D. Amos, L. L. McFadden.
Township Trustees.
Center-Cyrus C. Heizer.
Decatur-J. J. Billingsley.
Franklin-James L. Thompson, Lawrence-Samuel Cory. Perry-John E. Griffitb. Pike-James H. Kennedy.
Warren-William Hunter. Washington-H. A. Haveratick. Wayne-Alexander Jameson,
County Courts.
MARION ( IVIL CIRCUIT COURT meets Bd Monday in every February, 4th Monday in May, 3d Monday in Septem- ber, and Ist Monday in December at the Court House; length of term six weeks ;* Judge, Cyrus C. Hines; Prose- cuting Attorney, - Howe, Clerk, W. C. Smock.
MARION CRIMINAL CIRCUIT COURT meets 1st Mondays in January and July at the Court House. Judge, Geo. H. Chapman; Prosecuting Attorney, John S., Duncan; Clerk, Wm. C. Smock.
COMMON PLEAS COURT meets 1st Mon- days in Februrry, April, September and November at the Court Honse ; length of term six weeks. Judge, Sol- omon Blair; Prosecuting Attorney, Wil- liam Irvin ; Clerk, Wm. C. Smock.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
DANIEL MACAULEY, Mayor. (Term Expires Moy, 1871.)
CITY OFFICERS.
Clerk-Daniel M. Ransdell.
Deputies-J. R. Clinton and J. G. Waters.
Treasurer-Robert S. Foster.
Deputy-John W. Coons.
Attorney-Byron K. Elliott. ~
Engineer-R. M. Patterson.
Assessor-William Hadley.
Marshal-George Taffe.
Street Commissioner-August Bruner.
Chief Fire Engineer-Daniel Glazier.
Chief of Police-Henry Panl.
Lieutenant of Police-James N. Stevens. Gas Inspector .- George 11. Fleming. Market Master-James Y. Mardyck. Sealer-S. B. Morris.
Sexton-James H. Hedges.
Printer-J. G. Douglass.
CITY COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-Leon Kabn and John S. Newman.
Second Ward-T. C. Harrison and D. W. Wiles.
Third Ward-J. H. Woodburn and W. W. Weaver.
Fourth Ward-Erie Locke and Isaac Thalman.
Fifth Ward-Edward Reagan and James B. McShepherd.
Sixth Ward-Austin H. Brown and R. Kennington.
Seventh Ward-J. Marsee and Thomas Cottrell.
Eighth Ward-C. E. Whitsitt and Christopher Heckman.
Ninth Ward-John Pyle and Frederick Thoms.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Accounts and Claims-James H, Wood- burn, L Kahn, and C. Heckman.
Benevolence and Hospitals-J. H. Wood- burn, W. W. Weaver, and E. Reagan.
Bridges-Erie Locke, J. L. Marsee, and Austin H. Brown.
Finance-J. S. Newman, J. H. Wood- burn, T. Cottrell, A. H. Brown, and Isaac Thalman.
Fire Department-John L. Marsee, Isaac Thalman, and Edward Reagan,
Gaslight-W. D. Wiles, Leon Kahn, and R. Kennington.
Judiciary-J. S. Newman, T. C. Harri- son, and Thomas Cottrell.
Markets-John Pyle, W. W. Weaver, and Robert Kennington.
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Police-John Marsee, J. II. Woodburn, and W. D. Wiles
Printing and Stationery-Fred Thoms, T. C. Harrison, and A. H Brown,
Public Buildings -W. W. Weaver, John Pyle. and J. B. McShepherd.
Public Schools-T. C. Harrison, Isaac Thalman, and C. E. Whitsitt.
Railroads-W. D. Wiles, Fred' Thoms, and J. B. McShepherd.
Revision of Ordinances-T. C. Harrison, Erie Locke, and Thomas Cottrell.
Sewerage-J. L. Marsee, Erie Locke, and C. E. Whitsitt.
Streets and Alleys -Isaac Thalman, J. L. Marsee, and C. Heckman.
Water Works-L. Kahn, W. D. Wiles, and C. Heckman.
INDIANAPOLIS BOARD OF TRADE. OFFICERS.
W. C. TARKINGTON, President. JAMES C. FERGUSON, First Vice Pres't. GEORGE MERRITT, Second Vice Pres't. JOHN FISHBACK, Third Vice Pres't. J. BARNARD, Secretary.
JOHN W. MURPIY, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Joseph D. Pattison. Milton M. Landis, Thoin. D. Kingan. George K. Share.
John M. Caldwell. John W. Murphy.
E B Martindale. Robert Connelly. David Gibson. S. V. B. Noel.
E. T. Sinker. W. D. Wiles.
Police Department.
HENRY PAUL, Chief. JAMES N. STEVENS, Lieutenant.
POLICEMEN-DAY.
First Ward -Robert B. Barbee. Second Word-Jesse T. Murphy. Third Ward-Hannibal Taffe. Fourth Word-Willam' Bolen. Fifth Ward -- John L. Brown. Sixth Ward-Omer B. Boardman, Seventh Ward-Thomas S. Wilson. Eighth Ward-William Williams. Ninth Ward-Laven M. Russell.
POLICEMAN-NIGHT.
First Ward-Thomas Dain, Samuel Bar- ker.
Second Ward-George Buser, John A. Mc- Kinney.
Third Ward-Allen Thornbrough, Isaac N. Allrich.
Fourth Ward -Charles D. McCoy, Albert Travis,
BENHAM BRO'S,
36 East Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS MANUFACTURING 00.'8 PIANOS, ELEGANT IN TONE AND FINISH, Durable in Construction.
Fifth Ward-Samuel Buser, Asbury P. Wright
Sixth Ward-Robert Campbell, ;Joseph P. Duvall.
Seventh Ward-Hubbard S. Adams, George Sponsel. Eighth Ward-Abel E. Catterson, Michael Louney.
Ninth Ward-George Thomas, Paulin Len- dormie.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
DANIEL GLAZIER, Chief.
Engine Co. No. 1, south side Washington bet. West and California.
Engine Co. No. 2. junction New York, Delaware and Massachusetts av.
Engine Co. Na. 3, south side South bet. Delaware and Alabama.
Hook and Ladder Co. east side New Jer- sey bet. Market and Washington,
Fire Alarm Telegraph Signals.
L. B. YEATON, Superintendent. SIGNAL NUMBERS.
2 No. 2 Engine House, cor. Massachu- setts av. and New York.
3 Corner East and New York.
4 Hook and Ladder llouse, New Jer- sey nr. Washington.
5 Spiegel, Thoms & Co.'s factory, S. East.
5 Corner Washington and Noble,
7 Corner Davidson and New York.
1-2 Corner Noble and Michigan.
1-3 Corner Noble and Massachusetts av. 1-4 Corner East and Massachustts av. 1-5 Corner New Jersey and Fort Wayne av.
1-6 Corner Delaware and Ft. Wayne av 1-7 Corner Pennsylvania and Pratt. 1-8 Blind Asylum.
2-1 Corner Tennessee and St. Clair. 2-3 Michigan bet. Meridian and Iilinois. 2-4 Tennessee bet. Vermont and Mich- igan,
2-5 Corner Illinois and Indiana av.
2-6 Corner New York and Canal, llel- wig's Mill.
2-7 Corner West and Indiana av. 2-8 Corner Lafayette R. R. and St. Clair.
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H. H. LEE
MIAKES A SPECIALTY 'OF
Choice Green, Black & Japan Teas.
3-1 No. 382 Indiana av.
3-2 Corner Blake and Michigan.
3-4 Corner Douglass and New York.
3-4 Frank Wright's Brewery.
3-5 Cotton Factory nr. River.
3-6 Geisendorff's Woolen Factory nr. River.
3-7 No. I Engine House, Washington bet. West and California.
4-1 Corner West and Kentucky av.
4-2 Corner Georgia and Mississippi, Coburn & Jones' Lumber Yard.
4-3 Corner Washington and Tennessee. 4-5 Corner Illinois and Louisiana, Spencer House.
4-6 Illinois and Garden, Osgood & Smith's.
4-7 Corner Illinois and McCarty.
5-I Corner Meridian and Ray.
5-2 Corner Delaware and McCarty.
5-3 Corner East and Bicking.
5 --- 4 Corner Virginia av. and Bradshaw.
5-6 Corner Virginia av. and Noble.
5-7 Corner Georgia and Benton.
6-1 No. 16 Fletcher av.
6-2 No. 3 Engine House, South bet. Delaware and Alabama.
6-3 Gas Works.
5-4 Corner Pennsylvania and Georgia. 6-5 Watch Tower, Glenn's Block.
6-7 Corner. Delaware and Washington. 7-1 No. 185 New Jersey, Chief Engi- neer's.
SCHOOLS.
PUBLIC.
The city free schools are under the general management of a Board of three Trustees, elected by the Common Council, A. C Shortridge being clerk of the Board and Superintendent of the public schools. Office of the Board and Superintendent, in the High School building, corner Mar- ket and Circle.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
First District, cor. Vermont and New Jersey, Ruth Morris, Principal.
Second District, Delaware, bet. Vermont and Michigan, Jennie L. Lindley, Princi- pal.
Third District, New York, bet. Illinois and Tennessee, Ada B. Plum, Principal.
Fourth District, (old house, col'd) Mar- ket, bet. West and California, M. L. Ma- hurin, Principal.
Fourth District, (new house) cor. Mich- igan and Blackford, A. P. Funnelle, Principal.
Fifth District, Maryland, bet. Canal and Mississippi, E. T. Ford, Principal.
Fifth District, (new house) Root, nr. West, M. A. McEnally, Principal.
Sixth District, (new ) Union, bet. Merrill and McCarty, Helen A. Davis, Principal. Sixth District, (old col'd) Pennsylvania, nr. South, Sarah Douglass, Principal.
Seventh District, East, nr. Louisiana, Mary Ingersol, Principal.
Eighth District, Virginia av, cor. Huron, Maria H. Jones, Principal.
Ninth District, (new) cor. Davidson and Michigan, Mary E. Perrott, Princi- pal.
High School, cor. Market and Circle, William Bell, Principal.
Court House School, old Court House bldg., Henrie Colgen, Principal.
SCHOOLS-(Colored.)
Allen Chapel, Broadway, nr. Cherry, Fourth Ward, Market, bet. West and Cali- fornia.
Public School, 180 W. Georgia.
Mississippi School, 642 N. Mississippi.
SCHOOLS-(Private.) 1
German English, Maryland, bet. Dela- ware and Alabama.
German Evangelical, cor. East and Ste- vens.
German Lutheran, cor. East and Georgia. St. John's, (for boys ) Georgia, bet, Illi- nois and Tennessee.
St. John's, (for girls) cor. Tennessee and Georgia.
St. Mary's, (German Catholic) Mary- land, bet. Delaware and Pennsylvania.
St. Peter's, Dougherty, nr. Virginia av.
CHURCHES. BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church, ne. cor. New York and Pennsylvania. Rev. Henry Day, pastor.
Garden Mission, ne. cor. Washington and Canal (up stairs ) . Sahbath School at nine o'clock A.M. H. Knippenberg, Supt.
Mission Chappel, cor, Noble and'South. African Baptist Church, Michigan, bet. Indiana av, and West.
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CATHOLIC.
St. John's (Roman) Georgia, bet. Illi- nois and Tennessee. Rev. Father Besso- nies, pastor.
St. Mary's, (German), Maryland, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware. Rev. Father S. Siegrest, pastor.
St. Peter's, Dougherty, nr. Virginia av. Rev. J. R. Fitz Patrick, pastor.
CHRISTIAN.
Christian Chapel, cor. Ohio and Dela- ware. Elder W. F. Black, pastor.
Second Christian Church, cor. Missis- sippi and First. Rev. Mir. Conrad, pastor.
Third Christian Church, Rev. A. Coun- cil, pastor.
Fourth Christian Church, 330 Indiana av.
CONGREGATIONAL,
Mayflower Congregational Church, St. Clair cor. East. Rev. C. M. Saunders, pastor.
Plymouth Congregational Church, cor. Circle and Meridian.
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Church, se. cor. St. Joseph and Pennsylvania. Rev. C. B. Davidson, D. D., rector.
Christ Church, cor. Meridian and Cir- cle. Rev. B. Franklin, rector.
Church of the Holy Innocents, Fletcher av., ne. cor. Cedar. Rev. Geo. B. Engle, rector.
St. Paul's Cathedral, cor. Illinois and New York. Rev. Treadwell Walden, rector.
FRIENDS.
Friends' Church, cor. Delaware and St. Clair, Enos G. Pray, pastor.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. ,
St. Paul's, New Jersey bet. Ohio and Market.
German Reformed, Alabama bet. Wash- ington and Market.
Zion's, Ohio bet. Meridian and Illinois.
HEWBREW.
Jewish Synagogue, Market bet. East and New Jersey. Morris Messing, Rabbi.
LUTHERAN.
St. Paul's cor. East and Georgia.
First English, cor. Alahama and New York. Rev. W. W. Criley, pastor,
BENHAM BRO'S, 36 East Washington St., Pianos, Organs and Melodeons
FOR CASH OR ON TIME.
METHODIST.
Ames Methodist Episcopal Church, cor. Madison av. and Merrill. Rev. L. M. Walters, pastor.
Allen Chapel, (African), Broadway bet. Christian av. and Cherry.
Asbury Chapel, New Jersey, bet. Louis- iana and South.
Bethel Chapel, (African), 180 W. Geor- gia.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, cor, Market and East. Rev. J. W. Locke, D. D., pastor.
Robert's Tabernacle, cor. Delaware and Vermont. Rev. F. C. Holliday, pastor.
Strange Chapel, cor.'Michigan and Ten- nessee. Rev. J. W. T. MeMullen, pastor.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, cor. Alabama and North. Rev. J. M. Crawford, pastor.
Third Street Church, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
German Methodist, cor. New York and New Jersey. . Rev. G. Trefz, pastor.
Meridian Street Church, cor. Meridian and New York. Dr. Bowman, President of Asbury University, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Church, sw. cor. Pennsylvania and New York. Rev. R. D. Harper, D.D., pastor.
Second Church, cor. Pennsylvania and Vermont. Rev. Hanford A. Edson, pastor.
Third Church, cor. Illinois and Ohio. Rev. Robert Sloss, pastor.
Fourth Church, cor. Delaware and Market. Rev. W. W. Sickles, pastor.
Fifth Church, Blackford, nr. Michigan. Rev. W. B. Chamberlain, pastor.
Sixth Church, (Olivet Mission), se. cor. Union and McCarty. Rev. L. A. Aldrich, pastor.
Seventh Church, Elm, nr. Cedar. Rev. J. B. Brandt, pastor.
Reformed Church of Covenanters, South bet. East and Noble. Rev. John Crozier, pastor.
United Church, Ohio, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware.
United Brethren, cor. New Jersey and Ohio. Rev. B. F. Morgan, pastor.
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Memorial Chapel, cor. Bellefontaine and Christian av.
UNITARIAN.
Unitarian services at the Academy of Music, Sunday morning at half-past ten A.M. Rev. Henry Blanchard, pastor.
UNIVERSALIST.
Murray Church, Masonic Hall.
Second Church, Michigan, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
MISSION.
Illinois Street Church, cor, of Illinois and Phipps.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION.
Prayer meetings every evening in the week from eight to a quarter of nine o'clock, at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, in Vioton's blk., sw. cor. Pennsylvania and Market, (up stairs.)
CEMETERIES.
Catholic, one mile S. of city, on Bluff rd., adjoining Hebrew.
City, ws. Kentucky av., S. of South.
Crown Hill, two miles nw. of city, en- trance Michigan rd.
Green Lawn, ws. Kentucky av., bet. Louisiana and River.
Hebrew, one mile S. of city, on Bluff rd.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Indianapolis Post Office.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Located southeast corner Pennsylvania and Market. Open from 7:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M .; Sundays from 9 A.M. to 10 A.M.
Post Master-W. R. Holloway.
Assistant Post Master-John F. Wood.
Money Order Clerks-E. P. Thompson and Geo. C. Brooks.
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