Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1891 — Page 8

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landed debt Tbe»« bonds of the Fort Lou^ilie railroad,

in June,

ties aoMfl raoraiader of the r that a—poay still ootetaad* ia*, so that the coot of tbe road eaa not be exaetlj stated; bat it will bo vitfaio 12,000,' 000. The dtfferenee between tbe coot and tbe bood'lasoo stated aboee bao beea paid from tbe surplus fund and br borrowing from tbe bettarmeat and eqaipment fund

of tbe genersi manager.

Tbe stoebholders aotborized tbe acquisi-

tion of tbe Ft Wayne, Cincinnati it Loniarille, tbe ladianspolis 4 Northeastern, and an extension from Ifiaater to Pi qua. Tbs first named baa been secured, and tbe others will be this vear. Bat It is in General Manager Brad burr’s report that the interesting features will be fonnd, and they will

*f CO \ . |I/ cause tbe eyes of railroad men to open wide. >r7am Xj W Q I l\e The entire system comprises 722 miles of

' J * roadway and track with no miles of side*

track, making a total of 882 miles. Earnings and operations for the year,

rbleh include tbe For* Wayne, Cincinnati

4 Loaisriile railroad, ^re as follow:

From freight... M i iraiTpftn t txprmm

m. v.M mail From ear mUeafe Prom miscellaneous.. For tbe corresponding period last year they w^KOP* * •> * * »•# screes •-»»-•* sees* — *•+ An increase ot

The total operating expenses 789,782.44 and the net earnings amounted to 11,275,650.12. There were 290,248 ties renewed during the year. One hundred and sixth-three cattle guards were renewed, 141 of which were of iron. General Manager Bradbury says: “The number of locoruotiTes is 102* one hundred

pfoperty.

The Ws

1 April 14.

lee Boo of Bast•rrtrtn* eeery

win be eompleta ia a taw

yea will be earn, See oar line

13 E. Washington St I.PUItpae *Co. sad Vaeb-

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Fricirdi are cordially invijed

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to atep*''behind the scene*” and gee the* light* which we have not room to even mention here. "Come in on the ground

floor/’ and take the elevator. th« purchase of twslre additional freight

engines of the Mogul type, and the retirement of-ax many of our lightest engines, now pretty well worn out and too light for

economical sendee.

“The passenger equipment consists of three combination chair and sleeping cars, fire chair cars, thirty-eight coaches, six combination passenger and baggage cars, eighteen baggage, mail and express cars, and two official cars, all in good or fair repair. 1 would recommend the purchase of six additional first-class coaches. “Tbe freight equipment consists of 2,031 local box, 489 Midland line box, 103 stock, 283 coal and 730 flat cars; 40 caboose cars 3 derrick cars, 2 wrecking cars, 2 piledrivers, 1 ditching car, 1 bridge carpenters' car, 2 tool cara, 1 snow plow and 1 steam shovel, all in good or fair repair. Five caboose cars were added during the year. Your road la deficient in box and stock cars, and I earnestly recommend the purchase of

__ _ _ w-vw-| w^-a w-s r* not issa that 1,600 box and 160 stock oar* LrfO lAr J^lvl “T&e Cleveland, Cioeianati, Chicago 4

St, Louia Railway Company uaes 18.7 miles of this company's tracks between Lafayette and Templeton, paying therefor a fixed rental of $10,098 per annum, and cost of repain and renewals, based upon usage. The Chicago, St. Louia A Pittsburg Kailroad Company uses fifty-five miles of this

‘AOTMAN,

SCHLEICHER

& LEE.

OAXPKTl, DmAFWIIW, WALL PAPEK. THE LARGEST HOUSE IS THE STATE

LEADERS

now axw over

darks taladiamajM 30, will begin working tea boon a'iay. is looking over tbe Chicago A Western Im General Pamengcr Agent Daisy aad Auditor Wild hack of tbe Lake Erie A Western

•rent Peoria.

The Chicago 4 Western Indiana will aka improvements coating almost five

million doDara.

▲ flat two-cent mile rate has been mads etweea Chicago gad St. Look aad Indiaa-

•polie wfflbeui itnexL

Tbe ticket office of the Ciaeinnati, Wabash 4 Michigan at Lornsville will be entirely independent of the Big Foot. Tbs Nsw Mooon will pat ia this year three iron bridges on tbs Indianapolis diriswn that will cost about forty thousand dol-

lars each.

When the ticket agenta meet atStPanl ia September, tke Northern Pacific will rive them a ten-daya’ jaunt through the Yellow-

stone Park.

Trains 20 and 21 on the Pennsylvania lines will May I become solid vestibules and No. « made into a vestibule fast train. Second

Ho. 0 will do the local work.

The railroads ia the Central Traffic Association are agitating the question of abolishing second-class tickets. Indianapolis don’t care. She wants everything first-class

anyhow.

The Cold Flag Up.

The cold-wave flag was “Listed” last night, just because Mr. Greeley sent a telegram to the weather shop here that the temperature would fall to 28° by 8 o’clock to-qiorrow morning. It ia now falling and nobody ia taking tbe trouble to atop it. THIS JXEaTb TflKM ALL XJt UfeOCERIEg.

For Tbtursdny, Only.

ISc for one down oranges; worth Sc.

•cper pound for best sugar-cured shoulders;

worth Me.

te for one pound of corn-starch; worth 10c. 5c for one pound of apple-butter; worth 10c. 17c for one pound dried California aprlcoto;

worth Oc.

Me for one pound dried California peaches;

worth SSc.

10c for one can salmon; worth 15c. JOc tor one gallon sorgbom; worth 50c. OnoBon J. H akkbl, ~ 110 and m Massach usetts are. ■ . i - . f BOM INDIANAPOLIS TO COICAQO Take the Pennsylvania I4ne. It Is the direct route and Is equipped with superior accommodations. Morning train carries Pullman buffet parlor car; evening train has Pullman reclining chair and sleeping car. The sleeper and reclining chair car is open to receive passengers at union station every evening at •o’clock. ‘Blcsr o» Roe is” cures pimples, freckles, blackheads,moths, tan and sunburn. Price. 75 cents. For sale by all druggists.

Great Dissolution Sale.

Don’t fai

Special BUCK

The etook most be reduced thi* month. *’t fail to get our prices before buying,

siale for this week— DBE8S GOODS,

COLORED DRESS GOODS, WHITE DRESS GOODS, ; - EMBROIDERED DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS.

company’s tranks between Indianapolis and Kokomo, paying therefor as rental 824,000 per annum ami eost of repairs and renewal*, based upon usage. The Louieville, New Albany 4 Chicago Railway Company ueee tbe joint tracks of this company, and

Do Ton Want to Bay a Bicycle? If eo. w* want to see you, as we have a large line. Ineluding Victors, Ramblers, Rovers, Eaglss and the Indianapolis Bicycle Manufacturing company wheels. In price we can suit you. as the prices are from g25 upward. We will teach you to ride In two bonrs. Store open evenings. Hay A WHUts, IM West Washington street, opposite state House. 100 doses, |l; true of only Hood’s Sarsaparilla. BLHFMtaaMiM. nervous prostration, nervous dyspepsia, dullness, blues cured by Dr. Miles, Nervine. Samples free at Pantser's, Brolch dt o.*s. Browning A Son's and all druggists. Artificial Teeth Without a Plate Or bridge work. A. J. Morris, MS E. Wash, et., opp. New York Store. Indianapolis. Carcxtb, furniture ana stoves. jCssypayments or cash. Charles Wiuig, m Virginia ave. What will stop your koughf K. K. DowY pay car fare, or feed that horse. Buy a McyCle and save money. Don’t get a “Just ss good” when you can get a Victor fo. flV> of Hay A Wlllltt, HI West Washington street, opposite State House. Store open evenings. California Wines anti Urandles From John C. Weinberger’s vineyard, Napa Valley. California, at Weinberger’s. M, 12 and It West Louisiana. Private custom solicited.

Louisville, Dow*r forget K. K. for your Rough.

(Omooessors to Stevenson A Johnstone.) 37 But Washington St

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BURLINGTON HOSIERY. For Men, Women and Children BEST IN THE "WORLD.

•OLD ONLY AT TUCKER'S, 10 East Washington Street.

odor© Stem, IA.CTRH OF' TIYX-KtS, m Bast Market Street.

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the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago 4 St Louis railwav between MaMachuteUs avenue and Waaliingtoa street, at Indianatiolt, paying therefor as rental •5,466.66, ooe-nalf of which is received by this company. They also use the terminal facilities of your company ut Indianapolis, paying therefor as rental $11,050 per annum, and eost of repairs and renewals, baaed on usage. At Indianapolis your company usee the traoks aad union passenger depot of the Indianapolis Union Railway Company, for which a rental of 19,390 per annnm It paid. At Peoria your company uses the tracks, depots and terminal facilities of the Psoria 4 Pekin Union Railway Company, for which a rental of $23,500 per annum ia paid. At Ft. Wayne your company ueee the track*, depots and terminals of the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern ikiiway, for which rental is paid based on usage. From New Castle Junction to New Caetle. your comnany uses tke main track of the Chicago, at. Louis 4 Pittsburg railroad, two milm, for which a rental of $300 per month is

paid, which includes maintenance.”

The company paid out for now buildings $6,780.48; culverts, bridges aad filling trestles, $93,306.88; new equipments, $4,813.74; new fences, $13,340.54; steel rails, $96,306.54; legal expenses, $16,961.79. The total number of tons of freight moved was 1,719,888. The revenae was $1,815,334.84, and the mileage 268,120,847. The total number of passengers carried was 1,185,431. The revenue $777,097.47 and mileage 30,853,738. The average earnings far each freight traia per mile was 1.33 51-100, and for each passenger train .69 18-100. The general ex-

hibit for the year ie as follosrs: Orowearutnea ... ...43,674.4m M O Derating exosneea.-. l.fW.7lt 44

Net muriate.... lUTMM u Interest oaVrads. 4 SSJ.T80 « .

Kvbrktt Fiamos, Rich A McVey, « North Penaylvaula. Behimmei M Mevenoan, Printers, n West Market.

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Tuxes

Rental of treeks .. Total charges..

167,1*1 M M.3UM

iotaafollowo:

ftTklMM $794,408 48

473.949 88

AND GLEANING DYK WORKS, * MeeSh Peeqiytvaau otreet.

Bolaaco to teooms—— $ WJUS 69

asu’sDi l m.’M08O.3gAril 36 -

Ton aas’sDec.tt.’M 33.182.S46 74 100*1,811.1X4 » ToT Ma’sDec^H.’ws SUWMri » be 1.7X7J8B 76

Bnrplns fhom operation during 18W.

198,547 m

uccomb Aocornr.

100

TBLACK SOCKS arc double heel And toe, coat you but

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Balance Deo- XL. IMA *mA« « Surplus tram operetta *90 98,547

96,547 8*

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Mouoa Pool «Wk* Soho Ceweua

The Now Monon-Loks Enc A Western deal, which was first given publicity in The Indianapolis Nows, is said to be consummated. It is known that the Now Monos company needed money, and Messrs. Poor A Greenough, of New York, representing • syndicate, have agreed to advance $2,300,000 if the property Is ia the condition it is claimed by the present officers. Representatives of the syndicate wil%o over the linos to ascertain. Any change in management at this time is p remain re talk, but it is known that as soon as a formal transfer it made the Now Monon officers will have to go. Directors in the New Monon management deny that the deal has taken place, but Traffic Manager Parker, of the Lake Erie 4 Western, says that the aeol wbhrebv

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Brice syndicate is complete. The teorganCO,. ixmtion will not take place for two or three

For throat diseases and coughs use Brown's Bronchial Troches. Like ail really good things, they are Imitated. The genuine are sold only In boxes. am _ Oils and MlU Supplies. Circular Paws, Belting, Emery Wheels, FUee, Wood and Iron Pulleys. OU Cups, Lubricating Oils and Ureases. Opposite Union railway passenger station. Tux Millcb Ott Compajtt. Sickness Among Children, Especially Infante, ts prevalent more or less at all times, bnt Is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food. Tbe most successful and reliable of all Is the Oril Borden ’Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer kgepstt. ... ' Parrott * laggnrt’s Reception FI ok ee the most elegant cracker or biscuit ever mode tor too, coffee, chocolate, beef tea or bouillon. TaAvnaxae IstevOAOca Co. Telephone use. Nickel Plating. 31 West Maryland street. R. R. Bouse.

OUR NEW GOODS. Baby Carriages by the hand reds and at prices not duplicated elsewhere. $35, Baby Carriage, grand. $19, Baby Carriage, very fine. $5. Babv Carriage, substantial. $75, Bed-room Suit, French Mirror 36x46. $35, Bed-room Suit, very cheap. $10, Bed-room Suit, large mirror. $80, elegant Rook Case and Desk.

$7.50, Hall Tree, lane gloss. $5, fittest Easel in city. 15o, Easel; see it. 88, elegant Flash Rocker. $8, latest pattern Rocker. $4, heautilul Plush Locker. $5. latest pattern Center Table. $7, magnificent Center Table. $45, Sidebourd. excellent value. CARPET DEFT. $1 85, best Moquet Carpet. $1, Wilton Velvet Carpet. 95c, Body Brussels Carpet 85c, excellent Brussels Carpet 50c, Tapratry Brussels Carpet 60c. all-Mrool Ingrain Carpet 35cv good Ingrain Carpet 35c, elegant Straw Matting. c 20c, fancy Straw Matting. 10c, Straw Matting. QUEENSWARE DEPT. $6.75, Dinner Set decorated. $3.75, Decorated Tea Set 56e pieces. $ia50, Decorated 112-piece Dinner Set $3, English Porcelain Chamber Set. $1-25, Hanging Lamp; aee it Clocks of every design aad price. Tranks all slaea, styles and prices. Draperiea, Lace Curtaina, Window Shades, Floor Oil Cloth, Liaoieuxa, Table linea, Bedding, Mattressra, Pictnrea, all grades; the Jewel Stove* and'Ranges, Gas and Gasoline Stoves and everything for honso-

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NOTIONS. 500-yard Spool Cot-

Six bunches Dress . Tape. 10C Pure Silk Elastic, . ~ per yard lyC Best American Pins— 5-hook Corset Steels.... 3q Covered DressJStays ^ per dozen & C

HOSIERY. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, lull length Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless HoseLadies’ Fancy Hose full regular. Gents’Seamless Half Hose Gents’ extra quality n Seamless Hall Hose Gents’ Fast Black . ^ Seamless Hose l^C Children’sFastBlack . ^ Hose DC Boys’ Heavy Fast . ^ Black Hose, all sizes... loC

HANDKERCHIEFS. Lad«es’fancy coJbred 0 Hemstitched H’d’k’l's, GC Gents’ Hemstitched Colored Bordered ^ H andkerehiefs 9 C EMBROIDERIES. 1,000 yds Hamburg , Edging, worth 5c TO 27-inch Fine Hemstitched r Embroidery, 0 ^ worth 50c JivC

CORSETS. 125 extra fine quality Sateen Corsets, a Q regular $1.75 quality 9^ C 1 Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests. 9

Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, shaped Gents’ Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers—

MM SMI®

8c 5 C 9 C

15c

Pears’ Soap Swan Down Face Powder... _* Novelty Lanterns, with

perfume

I2C

2SC

Sweet Bye-and-Bye Perfume-.. Extra quality triple extracts White Rose, Jockey Club, Violet, Ylang Ylang, Lily of the Valley, including

bottle, per ounce f S ^ Kirk’s JuvenileSoap, 1 3 C

STATIONERY. 5,000 Easter Cards,

5c and

500 boxes fine Note Paper, in box 24 sheets paper, 24 envelopes, value 19c, per box Government Envelopes, 250 in box School Tablets, 280 sheets L. — Gilt - edge Playing Cards Best quality Cedar Lead Pencils, dozen— . • r\

29c

6c

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JEWELRY.

25 dozen Enameled Flower Ribbon Pins, 6 on card, per card-Hand-chased, soli*! Gold Band Rings, $1

\^cil u e

98 Mosaic hahdenamled Brooches, actual value $2 Choice of 100 pairs Gents’ Extra Rolled Plated Sleeve Buttons, plain, fancy and initial,

some worth $1 39^

IOC 49 c 59 c

25 dozen Pure Silk, hand painted, bolting end Throws, worth 75c,

EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES.

BASEMENT BARGAINS

10 dozen retinned .

handled Saucepans $ *0 5

' 25 English Decorated Chamber Sets, with jar, 12 pcs, large, lull size, cost more to 20 dozen finestjpolished crystal glass Punch Glasses, per set, handled— 20 doz^n solid steel silver plate Dinner Knives, per^set

4.48

5

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Sp Ov coa Ken*

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Black

arc best in the land for price.

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TO COLOR THE BL Cm tl, ‘'BEGENERATOE.- I recommend juet one hair coloring, a that ie the above. No bad effect* any way. To keep tbe face emooth, nee LAN’S FACE POWDER. Wig* to let. To keep the hair in earl, u*e ROBERINE. Bang* cat and dremed with Roborine, 25c. Bang* dremed with Roborine, 10m M. E. PHELAN, HAIB STOKE 16 X E Wuh.

RYAN

“THE” HA 1

si and 23 S. Illinois St

All the latest styles.

GAS burn:

FREE OF COST. J|

burner* fra* of coat. ? 1 The Indianapolis Gas Co..

L. D. Peat, 8*0*7.

LA.RGE, NEW STOCK Of Chandeliers just received. Prices low as the lowest

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A.^ESHAlENSEL & STRONG, 83 North Pennsylvania St . • South end Denison Hotel.

THE STRIKE STILL ON! 10 to 20 per cent. X>iscount on FLAT and HOLLOW SILVER PLATED WARE. 500 Stand Lamps 25c. 100 Water Sets, with tray, 50c. Just received, a large and new line of Dinner Sets; prices from $5 to $5©. Fine Belek Vases and Cuspadores. White Rose Gasoline and ordorless Headlight OIL CZ T dA/TTHPTJT M—Am • k^J>XX JL. JLjLj Telephone 707. 23 Nortli Illinois Street.

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GRAVEL ROOFING. We pat on the best Composition Roof- *' H. C. & T. F. SMITHER, Telephrae ML Ml W. Marrlond 8L

Gravel Roofing MateriaL Pitch, Tar. Felt, Building Paper*, two and three-ply Ready Roofing, etc., etc.

H. G. SMITHER,

Telephone SSL 188 W. Maryland 8i.

2,000. That’s the number of different patterns of fabrics from which onr patrons can select No such merchant tailoring stock else- . where between New York and Chicago. Goods arranged so that the customer can see just what he wants. We guarantee perfect satisfaction, or the garments need not be taken. Other garments made, or money refunded. COME AND SEE OUR SPRING SUPPLY OF mib, sun®, fisnffi in hlmk KAHN TAILORING CO. 14 E. Washington Street. ^W*No connection with any other boose.

MANTELS AMD

GRATES.

PURSELL & MEDSKER,

114

North Delaware Street Call and see ns.

Galvanized Iron, Slate and Tin

Steel

Work.

Furnaces.

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DRAPERIES

Everyone is interested in Draperies, and W. H. Roll has th

largest, best selected shown in this city. If dow, Archway, Book Dresser draped, and artistic manner with the ble,come to us and let us and beautiful good* ap-

and handsomest line that has ever you want a Door,

GRAND OPENING I'TJESIDA.Y, MARCH 81.

Case, Mantel, Bed or want it done in loveliest goods ! submit original propriate for the

to be treated. You are sure to receive satisfaction by consulting W. H . ROLL, 30 to 38 South Illinois Street j- * LEADING AND LAMEST WAU PAPER, CARPET AND DRAPER! PRErNERS’ TO OLS Shears, Trimmers. LILLY A RTALNAKER. 6a East W.

Valuable information for

to how to buy Shoes cheap, and fo> place to buy them look for our nouncement in to-morrow’s papers.

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Buffalo Shoe Store, Opp. Vance Block, 66 K

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Paper flangings. Come and see. Sj Take time by the lorelocl per Decoratioos now. T GA.I

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