Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1889 — Page 7

THE. INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 188a

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'"AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS. The Atchison SUtbs Its Competitors. Chicago, Aug. 2. W. F. "White traffic manager of tho Atchison, Tcpeka fc Santa Fe, has written a lotlcr to Chairman Midgley, of the Western Freight Association, in "which ho says that, a year ago, when the road opened its Chicago line for traflic, it was thought hest, pending the action of other roads, not to put m effect the policy adopted by nearly all of its competitors, L c, to make through rates to Chicago exclusively by its own line, but to continue its through rates and divisions with other lines east of Kansas City. In view, however, of reductions recently made in the rates on live stock from points west of Kansas City to Chicago and tit. Louis on a lower basis than theso at present in effect, it becomes necessary for this company, in protection of its own interests, to change its policy above referred to in so far as live stock traflic to Chicago is concerned, and to adopt the policj- in ellect on the lines of most if not all its competitors, viz., tomako its through rate3 on Jive stock from all parts of its system to Chicago over its own line only. This plan will be adopted in the issue of the new tariff, "which is now under consideration, and which is made necesKary by the reduction in the Kansas City-Chi

cago rates on live stock made effective a few da vs since." In other words, the Atchison, Topeka fc Santa Fe, if it carries out the above threat, will cut oft not only the Alton, but the St. Paul and Wabash from all participation in its business originating west of Kansas City, except it is taken after paying full local rates to Kansas City, thereby materially lowering the former Kansas CityChicago proportion on this business. It is an exact duplicate of the atand taken by the Rock Inland. Speaking of this matter. General Manager Chappell, of the Alton, said to-day: "The Alton joined the Western Freight Association under tho stipulation that it should fehare in Kansas City in all business originating west of there. This stipulation was made especially in reference to business coming in on the Atchison, as at that time it did the bulk of the business. The stipulation applied only as a general principle; the Kock Island, at the time of our joining tho association, did little business west of 'Kansas City. Owing to this stipnlation,the issuance of the threatened tariff by the Atchison practically severs our connection with the association. We shall certainly withdraw as soon as the tariff is issued.'1 Personal and General Notes. . The Big Four has met the cut to Chautauqua and Hnllalomade by the Erie road. The tickets, however, are limited. m r -w , a. . ll J M. Lyons. iorraeriy agent 01 xne uauaua Southern line at Toledo, has been appointed agent of tho Southwest Dispatch at that point. ' The O., I. & W, i selling tickets to Northwestern points on a basis , to equalize the reduction made by,, the other roads on Chicago business. J. M. Martins, with a party of eight, ioined the 1'hillips excursion party at iloomington, for Los Angeles, going out orer the O.. I. fc W. The ticket-brokers are smiling serenely over the outlook in passenger rate matters, and seem to feel contident that a good harvest awaits them in the near future. U. S. Huff, traveling passenger agent of the Chicago &. Kock Island, and George . . 1 . - ..... ..l ! n r- v.-cc.m ,.-. V. C, St. L. &. K. C, wero iu the city yesterday. The Boston Transcript says the report , that negotiations are pending for tho pur1 . ll.. T . 1 cnase oi me ivansas rncmc urancn oi mo lluion Pacitic by the Alton is officially denied. The freight coramitteo of tho Transcontinental Railway Association is in session at Chicago, considering routine matters, which will occupy ita time for several days. General Manager Bradbury, of the Lake Krie& Western, is in Cleveland, and Genrrar Passenger Agent Bronson, of the 0., I. t W. in Columbus both on business connected with their respective roads. The Lako Erio & Western's Niagara Falls excursion will depart to-day, and the indications are that a very large crowd will go with it. A. II. Sellers; city passenger agent, will accompany the excursionists and look out for their comfort. The old office of the Bee-line in the Spenrr IToimn hliirlr i Tint rr h rlnl. It. will 'Iia frntiniifrl n an outlaid nfrt nf ihn H'trr ' Four, and a full line of Big Four tickets will be placed there. The office will be in charge of Mr. Harter and Colonel IlickUu. M. C. Kimberly has been appointed general superintendent of the Northern Pacilic, " to succeed S. K. Ainslie, who recently re- - signed to take the general managership of tho Wisconsin Central. Mr. Kimberly is an old employe of tho Northern Pacific, and has ot late been the assistant general, superintendent, with oilice at Helena, M. T. The directors of the New York, Fort - Wayne & Chicago railway, who met at Warsaw, on Thursday, ordered a survey of inn proposed line, anu appointed a ; committee on right of way. The new road will practically parallel the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago. Work is to begin on Thursday next, and the company expects to have its cars running through Kosciusko county by Christmas. The C, H. & D.'s Niagara Falls excursion trains seven in number, including the regular train out of Indianapolis made excellent running time to Toledo, the several trains antving at that point as follows: 6:10 p.m., 8.40, 9:10, 9:55. 10-.30, .11:20, and 12:20 a. m. The several trains were transferred to the Michigan Central, at Toledo, for the continuation of the journey, an average of twenty minutes after arrival at Toledo. - Manager Kobinson, of the Atchison, Topeka vV Santa Fe, has notified Chairman Midpely, of the Western Freight Association that the A., T. & S. F. is preparing a new, schedule for freight between Chicago and Kansas City, and that hereafter it will refuse to divide business between those points with any of tho Chicago-Kansas City roads. Should the A., 1 fc S. F. persist in this determination, it will result in breaking up the association. Frank Herriott, general freight and traffic manager of the Baltimore &. Ohio, is authority for tho statement that at tho meeting of the Trunk-line Association in New York, this week, the Pennsylvania Company gave notice that if tho restoration of grain rates to the 25-cent basis, Chicago to New York, had the effect to destroyBaltimore's trade in grain and grain products it would pull down rates to thet)Ia tigare. Objection was made in the meeting to the B. fc Os 20-ccnt. rate on corn, but it was given out that tho cqjnpany was linn in its position and would continue to give Baltimore, dealers the benefit of the reduced basis. The companies not interested in the Chicago rates are pretty nearly unanimous in charging tho demoralization to the abuse of tho mileage-ticket system. One tratlic manager expressed the opinion yesterday that it would not bo a long time until rates were everywhere reduced practically toa2-cent basis, and that such state of atlairs would continue until the roads would be compelled, through loss of revenues, to cry a truce and come back to a paying basis lor business. It is charged that ' mileage tickets are used on many roads indiscriminate! v. no tlort being made bv con ductors to identify tho kolder, giving riso to the suspicion that tho conductors act under orders in the matter. Thero was a rumor current in Chicago, on Thursday, that negotiations were on foot bv which the Alton was to secure possession of the Kansas Pacitic branch of the Union Pacilic from Kansas Citj to Denver. At the otiice of the Alton tho storj was f:iven a positive denial, but on the other land, (jeiural Manager Chappell. of the Alton, was given as authority lor tho statement that such a deal was hei unconsidered. The. advantages to the Alton in the consummation of such purchase are very apparent, as it would give that road a through connection, via tho Union Pacific, to Cheyenne, and full re hef from tho disability under which it now labors. The Union Pacitic, on th5 other hand, would thus secure the business of the Alton. Should the deal be made it would boa severe blow at the Interstate Kailway Association, and probably hasten its demise. It was suggested yesterday by a local ticket agent that if the Big Four were disposed to retaliate upon tho Pennsylvania Company for cutting the Chicago rate, it might do so by putting on a train to Louisville, running ia Greensburg and Jsoith crnon. A two-dollar rate by this route, with fc3.50 for round trip tickets, would be a disturbing ele

ment of no mean proportions. It was also suggested that tho L., N. A. fc C. might make trouble by running a train out of Indianapolis, via the I. & St. L. to Greencastle, and thence to Louisville over their own track. In this connection it is worthy of mention that the Pennsylvania's rate from Hamilton, O.. to Chicago is $5.S0, being thirty cents more than the rate from Cincinnati to Chicago, though the distance is twenty-live miles less. It is claimed ly the rivals of the Pennsylvania that this is a clear case of violation of the long-and-shorthaul clauso of the interstate-commerce law. The Pennsylvania people, however, meet tho charge oy the statement that the Hamilton ticket is unlimited, while that from Cincinnati is limited to a continuous journey on the same train. CULLING3 FROM THE COURTS. Kosslngton Acquitted of the Charge of Fasting a Counterfeit MIL Charles Kossington, who was arrested in Fort Wayne Thursday and brought to this city to answer to a charge of passing a counterfeit SlObill, was given a hearing bofore United States Commissioner Van Buren yesterday morning, and released upon the evidence offered. He claimed to br.ve received the money from a young man named Eckert, but knew nothing of its character. William liheinhame, also charged with counterfeiting, was released on $10,000 bail.

secured by Orestes A. Kepler, Isaac Davis and Charles A. Lamb. Will Garnish the Amount Due. Some time ago, when the city ordered repairs on Willow street, a contract for building a b rid go across Pleasant rm was awarded to Clemens, Cummin g k Co., who borrowed $1,800 from County Treasurer Loftin to carry out the worlc. When the work was tinished the city issued warrants for $1,G00, but on account of some disagreement among the contractors, these warrants have not been turned over to Loftin. He took steps, yesterday, to garnish thcamount. A Saloon-Keeper's Offense. Thomas Flemmiug, a saloon-keeper in North Indianapolis, was before Mayor Denny yesterday morning, charged with refusing to pay his full license. He asked for a continuance of his case, but it was promptly refused. Flemming was sent to jail until the line assessed Against him was Said. Mayor Denny intimated that unless elinqnent saloon-keepers are more active in obeying the law he would inflict the highest line possible $50 and costs. The Hilarious Crowds Disturb Him. Henry A. Ruske brought suit for 5,000 damages, yesterday, agaiust Elizabeth Waterman, who, he claims, is the owner of a resort oji East Court street, near his own residence. His complaint states that he is constantly annoyed by the crowds that visit the plaee, and that in consequence thereof he is unable to get his proper rest at night. Before the Mayor. Mayor Denny fined James Manning $25 yesterday, for an assault upon Hung Lung, a West-side laundryman. J. B. Bantell, who drew a revolver in a dispute with Elder Moulton, of Zion's A. M. E. Church, was held over to answer to trial this morning. The Court Record. SUPERIOR COURT. Kew Suits Filed. Henry L. Crane Boot and Shoo Company vs. Christian F. W. Brandt; on account. Demand, $200. Meridian National Bank vs. William J. Johnson et al.; on note. Demand, $70. E. H. Moore & Co. vs. Patrick Costello; mechanic's hen. Demand, $30. E. H. Moore & Co. vs. Daniel B. Fitch; mechanic's lien. Demand, $G0. E. H. Moore A: Co. vs. Frank Ray et aL; mechanic's lien. Demand, 65. Kush S. Denig vs. K. It. House: on note. Demand, $325. Jacobice Moesmer vs. Commercial Saving and Loan Association; petition to sell real estate. Henry A. Ruske vs. Elizabeth Waterman; damages. Demand, $."3,000. Against Mormon Missionaries. Pittsbnrg Chronicle-yTelegraph. Thre should be such laws made and enforced against the secret or open propagation of Mormon doctrines that they darenot preach their modern gospel anywhere in tho country. All attempts to crush out the twin relic-will be unsuccessful until this is done, foreign Mormon emigrants refused permission to the laud and all fresh blood cut off from the evil. THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT. Ertiythhig relating to this department must be aadrtuMd to W. H. Graff a in. West Scarborough, Cumberland dounty, Maine. Original conthOw Hons and answers to each week's puzzles are desired. Answers to Puzzles. No. 3058 Edinburgh. No. a039 Iniundibuliform. No. 3060 1. N-opah 2. N-owed. 3. J-oust. 4. M-orrK 5. K-.rn. No. 3061 COB GENOA CENTURY ONTARIO BOUBDON ARION YON No. 3062G HEN P A K I) 8 8 T A M M E R BASSALOKE F A K M I N 8 I) A L E Original Puzzles. NO. G073 RHOMBOID. Across 1. A French city. 2. To destroy. 3. Alconstellation. 4. Exploits. 5. A nymph supposed to preside over woods. Down 1. A letter. 2. A musical syllable. 3. A feminine name. 4. A servant or slave employed in husbandry. 5. Tested. 6. To rend. 7. An inflamed tumor on the eyelid. 8. An abbreviation. V. A letter. AuT Xoa. V. BCARHOKO, Me. NO. 071 LETTER ENIGMA. In harp, but not In sung: In short, but not in long; In pi?, but not in cat; In cair, but not in rat; In hall, but not in now; In wind, but not in blow; In ship, but not in boat; In bore, but not in gout; In pear, but not in plum; Iu wine, but not in rum: Iu brave, but not in bold; In roung, but not in old; In bush, but not in tree; In honey, but ot in bee; In whale, but not in Hsh; In crock, but not in dish; Iu ppice, but not in mace; In hand, but not in face; In day, but not in hour, In bran, but not In flour; My whole was a noted cavalry commander. Mamie. NO. 075 BEHEADINGS. 1. Behead an ancient Italian language, and leave to acruiinizo. 2. Lamina, and leave a body of water. 3. Part of a stockyard, whero Umber is stored.

and leavo a yellowish resin. 4. A Chinese long measure, and leave to suspend. 5. A whale, and leave to humble. (. A perpendicular slope, aul leave a kind ot fl.h. D. r, g. NO. S07C PENTAGON. 1. A letter. 2. A qunntltv of wool. 3. In creasini: strength. 4. The French term for a bracket. 5. The globe-fish. 9. Obscurity. 7. Fragments. Okiana. NO. 077 LETTER ENIGMA. In pine, but not in ab: In rapid but not in ra.h; In mother. Imtnot In child; In rough, but not in wild; In an'nr, but not in rage; In prudent, but not in sage; In cable, but not in dark; Iu buzzard, but not iu lark; In hurry, but not in baste; I n nackagc. but not In paste; In boxer, nlao In nthter; Whole, a noted Irish, w riter. ORIAXA. KO. 3078 LKTTER KN1GMA. In hot, but not iu cold; In fret, but not m scold; In corn, but not in hay; In fun. but not in rlay; In me, but not in you; In six, but not in two: In moune, but not in rat; In vet, but not In hat; In beet, but not in onion. My whole U a State of the Union. Mamie. Answer In three weeks. , " Foot Notes. Wissr IlAnm You answer 3063 correctly. MAMitTbanks for the enigmas. Tlease visit the I. V. often. Alst Xoa Your work is thankfully received. Please let us bear Irwin you oiun. I

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A Planters Experience. My plantation is in a malarial district, where fever and ague prevailed. I employ 130 hand frequently half of them rre sick. I wai nearly dls conraged when I began the use of The result was marvellons. My men became strong? and hearty, and I have had no fnrthur trouble, with these pills I would not fear tolivelnauy swamp." E. RIVAL, Bayou Sara, La. Sold Everywhere. Office, 44 Murray St., New York. CI ED. VKltKAN James Verran. Frilav morninir. Anir. 2, ot apoplexy. Aped 43 years. Fnzwral Wurday, Anjc. 4, at '2.30 o'clock p.m., Xromhis late rciileiice No. 43 a Virginia avenue. AXTE WANTKD FIRST-CLASS STONE-CUTTEHS i Wages, 45c per bonr; steadv work balance f year. No strike. Applj to DOUiiLAS fc WALTEii CUT STONE CO., cor. Nineteenth and Olive streets, Kansas City, Mo. "IT7ANTEI f25 Weekly representatives, male or if female, in every community. iMin ntaplc; ltouesold necessity; sell at sight; no peddling; salary paid promptly.and expenses ad vanced. Full particulars and valuable sample case tree. We mean Just wba: we say; address at once. Standard Silverware Co., Boston.M s Vi T ANTED A LAHQE MACHINE COMPANY, ' manufacturers of portable and stationary en gines, threshing machine and viw-mills nt -hor make railroad casting and do general foundry work, want a competent man to take t narge of their foundry department. A good salary will to paid a nrit-clnss man; no other need apply. Address 11. M. W.. Jour-' nal offlce. WANTE D SALE S MEN. WANTED-SALi:sMEN TO ELL A ' Ledger, Advertising Specialties, etc., chants. W. B. Pershing, South Bend, Ind. PETIT to iner "II fAN TED-SALESMEN EVEF.YWHEHE FOIl TT our Adjustable All-Metal Door Plates. (Cau sell and deliver at once) made of nickle, gold, or solid bronze, new goods Just out, profits large, and sales rapid, no louse canvassing. Write for particulars. N. Y. DOOR PLATE CO., Newark, N. J. WANTEDAGENTS. AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,' terms and two weeks free trial, of Missouri Washer, Washes .dirtiest clothes clean by hot steam without rubbing. Kanily sold;profltaMe. J. Worth.Sr.Louia,Mo TTXTEIiAN To take the agency of our safes: 11 Mze 28x1 8x18 inches; weight 500 lbs; retail price $35; other sizes In proportion. A rare chance to create a permanent business at home. These safes meet a demand never before supplied by other safe companies, as we are cot governed by the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE CO . Cincinnati, O. WANTED MIS CELL AN EOUS. WANTED I WANT TO KENT A LAltGE BARN, or stable for 7 or 8 horses. Address A. 11., Journal othce. ANVaS8ER8 CALL IMMEDIATELY Ouida's" complete works Just out. 10 large volumes. Never uefore sold in America. P. J. FLAN ED Y. 93 N. Delaware, Indiaaapolis, Ind. AUCTION SALE. PUBLIC AUCTION-A GREAT SALE OF MONtana trotting stock will take place at the Union Stockyards, Tuesday, August 13, li, consisting of 100 head of fashionable-bred animals; 21 brood maros and foals. 1, 2. 'A, 4 and 5 years old; geldlnes. mares and tiliite. kind and gentle and broken to harness the get ot llambletouiau, Belmont. Golddnst and Clark Chief stallions. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock s m. Terms to suit purchasers, stock can be seen until day of sale at the farm of Chris. Hilgenberg, 1 li mile west of llaughrlllo, on Danville gravel road. FOR SAXIirjji?'?E' T EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-I WILL SELL J.V at public auction, Wednesday, Augun 7, at 2 o'clock p. m., on the premises, 44 Union street, a two. dory frame house, seven rooms, cellar, cistern, well, xtatural-gaH, stable and carriage-house, elegant corner lot. Iron fence, etc. Terms eay and made known ou day of sale. I N. PEltltY, Auctioneer. Keal Estate Transfer. ' Instruments filed for record In the recorder's oftlce of Marion county, Indiana, for the twentyfour hours ending tit 5 r. m., Aug. 2, 1890, as furnished by Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, Hartford Block, 81 East Maiket street, Carolino Febring to Fred W. Neerninnn, lot.s 12 and 13, in Bluen'a subdivision of block If in Hutchings's Brookside addition $S0O.0O Joseph II. Clark to Amos T. Shower, lots 19 and 20, in Clark's first addition, in Vst Indianapolis 700.00 Lura I. Brown to Conrad Kuckleshaus, lots 01 and 62, in Lippincott's subdivision of lot 43. in liidenour's Highland Home addition 2,700.00 Indianapoll Water Company to KHz- .j abeth I). Simpson, lot 10, in Hay's subdivision of jart of outlot 14S 500.00 Charles Ferger to Henry Ueldmeicr, lot 2, in J'erger's subdivision of lot 15 and Us in square 4, in Hubbard's pout hea st add it ion 300.00 Nicholas McCarty to Allen M. Brown, lot 37. in McCarty's ninth Westfid addition 275.00 Alice Maton to Guy fiano, lot 7, in Clark's first West-side addition, in West ludianapolis 300.00 Louisa E. Haker to Puzllla F. Long, part of lots 7 and 8. in square 22 3,000.00 Charles A. Owen to Amos I. Pope, lot 21, in block lb, in iVorth Indiana po lis '.. 150.00 Conveyances, 0; consideration... 325.00 A Needed Keforin. rnlLvdelphi Press. One of tho reforms vhicli Postmastergeneral Wanarnaker is asked to institute is lemblo post-marks. Xo one can know better tho great convenience and value of a postmark that cau bo read at sight, than tho practical business man who now presides over the Postoftico Department It takes about as much time and trouble to make an illegible post-mark as one that can bo read, "while it is of prolit to noone. Let us by all means have post-marks that mark in legible characters tho place where the letter was posted What's the- Matter uith 'Columbian Festival?" - San Francisco Chronicle. Thero is an excellent opportunity for homo linguist to distinguish himself by do. vising a tingle won! which shall clearly convy the idea of the . four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America rjy Christopher Columbus.

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A DVEKTISED LETTERS The folio wine Is the list of letters remaining unclaimed In tho Indianapolis Postorbce. on Saturday. Aug. is, lbb'J. vitase can lor "Advertised Letters" and give the date of this list: Ladles List. B Ballev, Mrs. E.; Blafcely. Mrs. AmadoraBell; Buck. Miss' May; Blooming, Miss Daisy; Bozzell, Miss Vade; Burnett, Helena. C Calender, Rose M.; Crawford, Sopha. 1 Davis, Mihs Sarah. K Epson, Mrs. E. C. F Fate her, Mrs. P. II Hawkins, Mrs. Mary E.; Harford, Kate; Hinkle, Mi?areisis; Hartford, Mrs. MaryE.; Hunter, Mrs. Blanche; Hoffman, Miss Lena; H.vne, Bliss Bridget; Howell, Miss 31. J Jamison, Nancy. K Knowlton, Florence. M Mitchell, Mrs. Martha; Middletou, Miss Kate; Murrell, Mrs. iMaiy Ellen; Minnicks, Miss August. Mc-McMillan, Mrs. William. X Nolan, Mini Katie; Nichols. Alice. I Pe-jran, Miss Emma: Poland, Mrs. Lizzie; Pet tie. Miss Carrie: Payette, Mrs. K. S button, Miss Mary; Seguer, Miss Ara II.; Salmon, Mis Laura; fcMuToren. Mrs, Ella; Sheppard. Miss Ella; Sharer, Miss Minide. T Thurston, Miss Martha; Tolbert Mrs. Hattie. V Vote, Miss Ilettle. W Wliey, Mrs. C. V.; Watson, Mrs. Hattle; Walker, Mrs. Iris. Y Yuear, Miss Mildie; Yancy, Miss Mary. Gentlemen's Li.it. A Applegate, J. C; Amerman, Green. HBuel, L. E.: Bruckner, Theo.; Black, J.; Boon, liobt.; Beeiu, James. C Cardoza, Judge; Carlisle, Daniel; Colwell; Ii. B.; Canned, A. M.; Crane, E.; Campbell, Robt.; Cox. Joseph. I Dorsey, Ezra; Driscoll, M.; Davis, Orley; Davis, Isaac. E Eason, N. A.: Edson. James; Earnest, O. B. F Frazzell. Eddie; Frazee. Llord; Floater, L. (i-;ei.endor, Wm.; Graham, D. F.; Gibbs, Wm. T.: Gotzintrer, .Stephen. II Hardin, Cicero; Haas, John (2); Haden, C. B.; Howard, George; Hopp, 8. A.; Hobbs, Will; Hertzberjrcr, John G. I Ivens, Mr. (liveryman) (2). J Johnson, G. ; Johnson, A. M. JSraj-tt 3ic McCalij), (i. E.; McGrath, Dan O'eil. Mikel; Oti. G. E. (2). 1 Pearce, Tho. I.: Terrin, W. O. K Rlilnebatt, L. M.: Kecves. James. 8.n7o iJnr!?; V1?.0 gamUel; eiiarp' CIii,UI5yInll '-i ua;rer Tr??f'iTt ; Tei8f Henry; Thomas, Bass. ' ujiuriMiuu, ouuu IX. V Vsm Dike, N. . W Wrussell. Frank: Wode, Willis; Waton, Albert: Wright, Jas. S.; Wolfe, John M.; Walton, Allen 31. WM. WALLACE, P. M. CHURCU SEIIVICES. Baptist. T7IRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast corner of a Pennsylvania ana aow ork streets. Rev. W. F.Taylor, pastor, will preach to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. sabbath-school at 2:15 p. m. All are cordially invited to theaa service a. Christian. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner of y unio ana .Delaware street. x. R. Lucas, pastor. w.ill preach at JO:tfo a. ni. on 'The Slpn fc-pokeu Kamsi." sunaay-sciiooiai v a. m. All are welcome. No evening service. Methodist. CENTRAL-A VENUE M ETIIODIST EPISCOpal Church Comer of Central avenue and Butler street. Rev. J. II. Ford. D. D.. na9tor. Similar. school at 9 a. m.; preaching ly the pastor at 10:30 a. uu; no evening services; class-meeting Tuesday evening, in lecture-rcom. Strangers cordially wetcuiueu. liOHEUTS PARK M. E. CIIURCH-Corner of v Delaware ana Vermont streets. Rev. s. A. Keen, 1. D., pastor. General class at 0 a. m., led by IteV. W. It .Tnnl;in- 1 0-:lll n. m nml 71". n m m-naol. ingbyiiev. J. P. Jenkins. I . 1)., Pres.dent'Moore's VI.1I 1.11 . & . w i - m. . jimuouege; manual ii scnooi at p. m., J. A. Wilkins, superintendent. All cordially welcomed. Presbyterian. . T7IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH South. A west corner I'ennsyivaina ana ew York streets. Rev. M. L. Haines. 1. !., pastor. Rev. James A. Reed, of Chicairo. will preacJi to-morrow at 10:45 a. ni. No evening service. Sunday-school meets at y:au a. m. young people's society oi christian En deavor at C:4. p. m. Weekly prayer-meeting on 'inursaay evening, at t:o o'ciock. rPABERNACLE CIIURCH-Corner Meridian and JL Secord streets. Rev. J. A. Rondthaler, D. 1)., pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. in., by the Rev. T. A. 'Goodwin. Sunday-school at 2:15 p.m. Young People's, society of Christian Endeavor at 3:45 p. m. No evening service. FINANCIAL. OANS MONEY ON MORTGAGES. i SAYLES, 75 East Market street. C. F. TMNANCIAL-.MONEYON MORTGAGE, FARMS J- and city pro;crty. C. E. C)FriN & CO. 31' ONEY TO LOAN 6 PER CENT. HORACE MCKAY, Room 11, Talbott & New's Block. OIX PER CENT, ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN. O diana. lSAVO H. KIERSTED, 13 Martindale UIocK. l ONEY, MONEY ANY AMOUNT PROM $200 'i. up. .M on yon liana, no waituig. D.ij.lilixAX. Xo. 1 North Meridian st. f jO LOAN Private funds on farm and citypmp A erty. Large loan on business property, o per cent. tan tox fc hcoi l, 34 -j Norm Delaware st. lONKY LOANED ON BUILDING ASMJCIAulL. tlon st.K-k. Shares houxht and sold in any incorifi atl association. D. C. BRYAN. No. I North Meridian st. "VI ONEY TO LOAN ON'FARMS AT THE UiW. j.Tl.,esr market rate; invileees for piiyment beforo due We also buy municipal bondn. TJIOS. C DAY t CO., t2 EastMarxet street, Indianapolis. ANNO UN CE3IKNTS. C AN ITA RY HOM E-AT 334 N. N EW J ERS E Y ST. O lndianatNtlis. Ind. Chronic liseascs and disanes ot women a specialty. The method employed ore electricity, Swedish movemfnts, Mths and oilier nyg'.enic agento. j:a(?iii:l swain, m. ik 4bTIiOLO(iKK-JIRJ. DR. ELLIS NEVER JX. fai 8 to tell life's hiaterv coirecllf.br the planets, where to ko. what to do for success, health and happiness, K'ives Information on all subiecta. If sick or in trouble conult the Doctor at once, 23 East Ijchigan street. Can be consulted by letter CJT.t TO 'SO A MONTH CAN RE MADE D t J working for lis. Agents preferred who can xurnisa a Horse and give their whole time lo trie ousiMiss. Spare mouienlsloay be protiiably employel also. AfewvacantieKiutovn.andtlties. B. F. JOHNSON it CO.. loH Main st.. Richmond. Va. N.B. Pleas state age and business experience. N ever mind about seumug hiamp for reply, li. . J. t CO. l OK SALK MI SCELLANKO US. ILL FOR SALE A 3-ItrN WATER AND - sfean Uui inn-mill lor sale che-in. andoncasy terms; a ran bargain. lTrprietor engsged In other luine. Addres CASH1LR Orange County Bank, l'aoil. iccUana.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

THEODORE STEIN. Successor to Wm. C Anderwm, 80 East Market Street ABSTRACTER OF TITLES. ELLIOTT & BUTLER, Hartford Block, 81 East Market street ABSTRACTS OV TITLES. DR. E. R. LEWIS. ' Practice limited to dlseAses ot Ui TnBOAT AND NOSE. 139 Nortn Meridian street; J. D. GEORGE, M. D., Partner of thft L.fft Dr D. llacscrt. COQtlnu Vhs pracuce at Booms 1 and 2, Baldwin Block, corner IieL and Market sis. Residence, 367 Park ave. Teleyhone MOSES, OPTICIAN. Largest and best suck of OdUpaI tJoodn in the cltr. Iynses accurately allusted. Proscriptions a specU.ty. Iont mljtbke the piaoe for another. Oar name, "Mioses," on winaow, 4 JNorm ireuaajrivanis. DR. ADOLPH BLITZ. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DISEASES. Office Odd-ffcllowa Block, N.K. cor. Waab. and Pccn. COLLECTIONS. It will pay you to invest f I lor our book of state ments and letters to uso with your delinquent customer. Address NATIONAL OoLLLCTLNU AUEXCY, 10 Vance Block, Indianapolis. AUGUSTUS LYNCH MASON, (Formerly of McDonald, Butler fc Mason,) ATlOitNJIV AT LAW. t0a Kat Market street. . DENTIST. MART C. LLOYD, over Fletcher's Bank. - Teeta at reduced prices. Pilling at reasonable rate. DR. J. A. SUTCLIFPE, s u u a e o x. Office 95 East Market street. Hours 9 to 10 a m., 2 to 3 p. m.. Sundays excepted. Telephone 941. DR. SARAH STOCKTON, 227 North Delaware Street. J. R. BYAN & CO., Commission Merchants, Tiolesale Dealers in Grain, Flour. Feed. Hay, etc , 62 and 64 East Maryland at. J. PLATT & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Butter, Erra. Poultry, oysters, Oauie, etc., iz, 44 and 40 Kentucky avenue. TRAVELERS' RESTAURANT. nil 1 nl TP tiTT lfvl" Ua.rnnr.nt i nntr at Jn 1(1 North Illinois street Lodging, 'Zi cents. Meals, 'ii ceuui. Pouder's Clean Meat Market. Tnfjtv Qtnalra a 1rvo at a a. iinAUltv Tat Washington st.. and HLaiLt 7J and 80. East Market. Telephone 577. CUT FLOWERS. UEliTEltMANN 131iOa.f 37-43 Massachusetts avenue, one-half square north east of Denlsou Hotel, tyupen unUl 8 p. m. GEO. J. MAYER, . Seal.s, Stenoils, Stamps. Eto. 15 bouth Meridian street. Indianapolis. Ind. Send for catalogue. DENTISTRY. TV. W. GATES. Dentist. Room 1. Oddfellow' Hall. N. E. corner Washington and Pennsylvania sta. Formerly with N. Y. a team .Dental Co. Awnings, Tents, Water-Proof Covering Etc. 7 A S Uleavelaud Block. CARPET CLEANING. CARPETS Cleaned. Renovated and Rfdald. Rentted and Repaired, on short noUce, at HOWARD'S, oor. St. Cluir an i C luaL Telephone FINE SHOW-CASES. WILLIAM WIEGEL. MANXFACTORr, No. 6 West Louisiana street. VJX 1 J!ilvDALl 1 UmanaWrerof lirew Iwettles. Soda Fountains. Uaa Generators, Candy Kettles, Dyers' CyUnders, dealer m Saect, Coppex and Rrass, Tublntr, etc., UU South Delaware 6treeU S. E. OEANE, Jeweler and Optician, 88 EAST WASHINGTON ST. Mt HarvestM Vm Co, MANUFACTTREES OT BINDERS. ItEAPEltS AND MOWERS. Headquarters for Indiana, 167 A 16U K. Washington BL. Indianapolia, Ind. J. B. HEY WOOD. Manager. Clark's Fine Enameled Cabinet Pliotaapk $2and$3rcr dozen. One. 8x10. Rlvu away fn A D. R. Clark, the old reliable, has quit the city a: $ 2 and $3 per dozen. One. 8x10. itlvu away free. An D. R. Clark, the old reliable, has quit the city and is doing business in Linen tro, i wisn to ua cretui in perpetuation the name. Jo attention jnen tocontemptlblecompeltors. I. 11. CLARK, 7tf Last Wash. lngton street. . SMITH'S DYE WORKS, f7 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST. Gents' clothing cleaned, dyed and repaired. Ladies' dresaea cleaned and dyed. BUSINESS CHANGES. The areneral aiul local Insurance Rooms cf IcQIL LI A 111) & DARK will he changed to U3 and 85 East , Market street, June 1, LUMBER. Tt. T. BENNETT, wholesale and retail dealer tn Lumber, Lath and Shingles. Sash, Doors and Blinds. 101 to 1U1 sou ui East street. C. A. WEBB, JAMISON & CO.. nOTT8E-M OVERS (successors to J. W. Davis.) Safes and Heavy Machinery carefully transferred. Telephone 336. Office 222 South Meridian. . REMOVAL. JOS. ALLERDICE, JLe't, m0 WAmm tl Hides, Pelts. Furs, Wool and Tallow To 124 Kentucky Avenue, near Big 4 Railroad. Representing C. C. Stevens & Co.. Boston, Mass. or 5?fa 9 H. B. HOWLAND & CO., General Western Agents for Genuine Bangor and Teach Bottom Slato Com'p's Establishetl 1803. Manufacturers of school and rootine slate. Unices: Corner Lincoln avenue and Lake Erie Railroad and Builders' Exchange. A MIRROR, worth $1, given with every 25 cakes ot Electric Light Soap: four with every box. For sale by all tlrst-class groceries, and manufactured by tne juii.tiu HUAi'tu, inaianapous. THE CITIZENS' ODEULESS CO. Does the best and cleanest vault work in the city, on short notice. Oilice 13 Baldwin's Block, cor. Dela ware and Market sts. J. W. GILBERT, Manager. GAS STOVES 1,500 now in use in this city. They give perfect satisfaction. No kindling required; no coal to carry; no ashes to remove. Prices from $2 to $16. GAS ENGINES, From one-eighth horse-power up. Wu sell to gas-consumers in this city only. On exhibition and for sale at the GAS COMPANY, 47 South Pennsylvania St. . 11UILDING AND LOAJOJIONS THE STAR WILL OPEN A NEW SERIESON tho hrst WHlneiday of SepteinlMT. 'J'he aflalr j of this association areconducte!bya lViard of Directors made up of well known and conservative, bunineM men. lim mice is nhenontetial. Ih uu it i managed on goHl buginrtts principh s and on a baftls inainas pi.iven Ui bethebt lor puuun atsociatlom. Kharea tf-JXh weekly dues '5c ceutw; no at. went for expenses; withdrawing stockholders get back all they have pa d lu; meets every Wednesday evening al 70 Eat Market street. For share or In. formation apply to any of tho following dtr'ctori: Horace, Jiadley. C. 8. Denny. R. D. Tuwnsend, W. If. Kaylor, A. A. McKalu. Ueo. J. llamtncU J. R. CarBahaa. Wm. J. KerchcvaU or Frank liaiuiltoa.

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AHiriXQ C; A ro - tt"tifstrurer an1 J I JVlilO hepa)rercf CIlUJCLVlt. CUOslyjcivit. CHOS. SAWS A9 X ill! VMirr Beitimr, Emery Wheels aul Mill Supplie. Jliinoi ptret, one square soath Union station. OilM 0 EMERY WHEELS. Frr.ciALTiu or AY. B. Barry Saw X Supply Co., 132 A 134 8. Pcnn sL All kinds of s repaired. THE SINKER-DAVIS CO., Saw-Mill Machiaerr, hm an Boilers, ripe-FltllDcs ami Nalaral gas Sappliea, 111 to 149 South Pennsylvania Street. HOLLIDAY cl- WYOX. Wholesale Manufacturers of Coupe. Surrey, Busgy No. 77 South Meridian street, Indianajnlis, Ind. rgTrice List sent the trade on application. SAFE-DEPOSIT VAULT 1 and only vault of the kind in the etate. Policeman day ktid night on guard Desltrnd f)r th Aarvkeep. In it of Moiipv. ItondM. Wllla. !!(! Airrrr siin... plate. Jewels, and Valuable Trunks and Paduges, etc S. i Fletcher & k Safe Dapd D. M. Ransdell, Ianager. LEO LANDO, t Manufacturinof Optician, Jobber and Retailer In Spectacles. Opera and Field Glasses, Micro scopes, isaroxneters, Ineruiometora, etc tPOcali8ta, Prescriptions a specialty. 63 East Market Street, onn. Postoffiro.. , - i t - NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL CO. From $4. f 5. . S. f !0. tA fOOper Hct. All KlDfli of fine dental work at redueM VriC. Fine KoLllillir eat pfl ami upward. fcilver anul cam. 50c and rrc. Teeth extracted for 2fc. Teeth etractHl without tviln All wurk vrftrT.mf jvI asrepreseuiod. Fifteen years' experience. a. i'. jiciu(u., manager. Tlooms 3 and 4 Grand Opera-house, The Indianapolis Glue Company Manufactures an kinds of CABINET GLUES AND CURLED HAIR. PATENT SAW WILL D06. liipnoviD, 8ltBpl, Earabit, RjtId. KflMtlv. But DgMj. Will bold frn limber nwUM toft. C t Miacttd to an Bc&d Block. R0CXW00D, HEWCOKS & CO (Aaarieaa rpr FaUy V) 180 to 100 8. FcansylranJa 8t KfDIAlfATOIJg. IKD. ADAMANT WALL PLASTER. The netr. cheapest and bft Wall Plaster known to the trade. Manufactory at Iy8 Went Maryland street. INDIANA ADAMANT l'LAM Eli CO. Bicycles and Repairing WORLD TTr5-TVItITERa Trice $10. bend lor cats logue. H. T. IILVRSEY 147 fc 149 N. Delaware Ht. ii. c. smither; Manufacturer and Dealer in Roofing Felt. Rooflntf Pitch, Coal Tar, 2 and 3-ply Ready Hooting, Metal and other Root I'ainta. slaters' Felta, Sheathing Kelts.Asoestos Fire-proof Felt, Straw Board. 10'i W. Md. st. EEMIN"GTON v STANDARD TYPEWRITER, It Las been for fifteen years the STANDARD, and embraces the latest and highest achievements of inventive skill Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, 31 Bast Market SL, Indlauapolls. J. C. HIRSCHMAN & CO.. Manufacturers of Mattresses. Dealers and RenovaU ors of Feathers. . Our Renovator heals tho world. bU North New Jersey street. COMSTOCK & COONSE, WOOD. CHAIN and WOODEN FORCE I'UMP.v Dealers in Inm ripe, Driven.well 1'oints ai'd ail Dnven-wtll supplies. li7 and l'J'J S. Meriduui SL - INDIANAPOLIS STOVE CO. Manufactures of Stoves and J1oi.ujw.ware, Now. bf and 07 boulh Meridian street. rARROTT Si TAUUAUT WHOLESALE BAKE II S. Crackers, Bread and Cakes. Nordyko Vj Marmon Co. Itah. 1851 FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS MILL AKD ELEVATOR BU1LTEK", rndL-umpoIis Ind. Roller Mills. Millgini)tr, lwltinc, Roltinir-clidli. Orainclf Aning Machinery, MlddUngs-puritiers. 1'ortAblo Mills, etc., etc Ta&o strcct-cars for sUicluarda. PENSIONS New Laws, new Rulings. Every soldier or soldier's widow should se nd to to the Old Established Claim Agency of 1 II. FITZGKRALD and get his 12 pag pamphlet on War Claims maihxl free. No. CS 4 Last Market streeL I' II. FITZOERAL. School Funds to Loan County auditor's office, July 21, 1SS3. Any person desiring a loan of th principal of thA Common S hool Fund v$i secure the samchg apply ing at thisotTi e and fulnilme theriniremeut et tbr law under which the Au itor i authorized to lsn out the shool fUtiiL Ixkiiim are limitctt to one-half tho appraised valnn (excm-lT) of perishable lirprove. tneiiLo) of nniiirunbert r-al estate and to-2.HMJto one ptrfcon. Interest 0 per e..t antiraily in adv ance. THOMAS TAUGAUT. Auditor Marion County. C o x r CALt Ci OH ACCESS ..tr C. &E. W. Bradford, gz 16 asd 18 Ht'!F5 drrif, " u x INDIANAPOLIS. IND. SKALKD PltorOSALS 111 ti rcrlved at the Of ticeof the Ciimod.aii of the tTnitd suie O'urt. houeand I'ostotUio Utillding. at InilsanajHtlls. Induntil the-13th day f Atigust. for rointtritrMir an addition to the old building in the rear, ant! fr ertaiu nnc-lUnius rep.iirn tti ih aNvi-nami-d building, in accordance with Bon ification, ludders mut st ite the numixT of day, fivm dateot awaid of contract, lu which they Mill ctmiplete theMork. under penalty of forfaiting lt) mt day f r et ry day In exccua if 1h uuiuber k MitL Each propo.i lui.st be accoinpanted by a cert!hd check for HK, nude pavubJe to th order of the Treasurer or thn United tatea. Tin riglit to r ject any or all bids la reserve. The specification can l seen, an aay in. foiinatlou obUStx d, bv a; plying to WILLI All WALLACE, CUJtodi.a.

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