Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1889 — Page 7
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1889.
AFFAIRS OF T11K RAILWAYS. The Transcontinental Settlement. Omaha, Ncb.f Arts. 4. The term of the settlement of the transcontinental difficulties were made known here to-day. The remit shows a reduction in the differentials allowed tho Canadian Pacific of about SO per cent, on all freights from Chicago, Milwaukee. Detroit. Toledo, Pittsburg. Huffalo, New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and common points to and from I acilic coast points. The differentials on business originating at St. Paul and comr;on points and deatiued to Pacihc-coast points and vice versa remain unchanged. Th Atchison Earning. Boston. Aug. 4. Tho gross earnings of the Atchison. Topeka fc Santa Fe Railroad Company for June were an in crease over June. 1888, of $54,80$. The net earnings were &X)S,112, a decrease of $77,875. The net earnings for six mouths of 1889 were f2,47f.J74, an increase over the same period of lbbS of gaftStH. Feraoual and icneral Ifotee. The old stockyard at Covington, Ky., Lave passed into tho hands of the Chesapeake &, Ohio. A Hopkinsville. Ky., dispatch announces the resignation of James Montgomery, general superintendent of the Ohio Valley railroad. Tho contractors who are building the 'zig-zag' tunuel on tho New York, Ontario & Western, near Franklin, have COO men at work, and expect to complete the job in -a year and a half. The Grand Trunk people at Chicago are satisfied to stand alone in maintaining the rate on corn at 25 cents, claiming that they have all the business they can handle with their equipment. The Boston Transcript says the report that negotiations are pending for the purchase of the Kansas Pacific branch of the Union Pacilie lines by the Chicago & Alton is officially denied in that city. Win. M. Grafton has boen appointed signal engineer of tho Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg, with office at Pittsburg. . This is a new office, rendered necessary by ' the immensity of tho Pennsylvania lines and the increasing business. When the managers of the Southwestern roads lay before the Interstate-commerce Commission their complaint against tho Alton for violation of the law in the matter of live stock rates from Kansas City we fchall learn all about it. Until then the Alton will move on in tho even tenor of its way. C. C. Curtis, passenger agent of the Vandalia, at Fort Worth, together with Messrs. Dering, Kech, Campbell and Wilt, of this city, left for Mackinac island, yesterday, to attend the meeting of passenger agents of the Pennsylvania lines called by Mr. Ford for Tuesday next. The agents will mix a large amount of pleasure with a moderate share of business, and expect to have a good time.
As regards the rumored negotiations for the purchase by tho Chicago cc Alton or the Kansas Pacific branch of the Union Pacific, it seems sufficient to say that tho Kansas Pacific branch is an integral part of the Union Pacific, is covered by the general mortgages on that property, and. though un profitable to the main lines, ana operated at a loss, the company is powerless to dispose of it, even though it were desirous of doing so. Tho Alton is not the only road to suffer by the ultimatum of the A.. T. fc b. r ., to make through rates on live stock from transmissoun points only over its own line. Both the Burlington and the Wabash have been getting a liberal share of the business but as they aro both members of the Presi dents' Association they will probably enter no complaint while the associated lines are making common cause against the Alton. Tho earnings of the Lake Erie &. Wesl " era railroad for the month of July were. S20S.CW.47, against $175,581.25 in July, 158, a gain of &2.813.22. The earnings for the year were $1,557,2G.C0, against 1,097,4.00.04, lor the preceumc year, a gam of S259, T70.62. When it is remembered that this large gain was made upon precisely tho p.ime mileage, it notonlv shows the snleu did earning capacity of the line, but bears flattering testimony to the efficiencv And faithfulness of tho management which has had control of its operations. To-day J. K. McCord technically assumes control of the passenger business of theC, 11. & D. at this point, though ho is not expected in the city until to-morrow or next clay. To-day, also, W. II. Fisbep, Mr. McCord's predecessor, assumes his new duties as general passenger agent of the Ft. Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville line. There is an ample field there for Mr. Fisher to demonstrate his capabilities, and his friends are sanguino in the belief that he will prove equal to the demands of his new position and largely increase tho traffic of tho road. Tho Cincinnati Commercial Gazette suggests that "if" tho C, JI. &. I), and tho Monon should choose to assume the offensive far enough to extend tho live-dollar rate through Hamilton to Chicago, from Lima. Piqua, Troy and Dayton, it would affect the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne &. Chicago, at Lima; the Panhandle, at Piqua; tho I., B. fc W. at Troy, and tho Bee-line at Daytou. Then the demoralization would extend to Columbus, and eventually affect all east-and-west traffic. It admits, however, what every one knows to be the case, that the tendency is toward conservatism, and that there is little, if any, danger of a general rate war. It now seems certain that the Chicago &. Alton will withdraw from the Western lfailway Association. The Atchison, . Topeka Santa Fe, as has been already announced, will soon pat into operation its new tariff, making through rates on live stock that will apply to its own lino exclusively from transmissouri points. As foon as this new tariff takes wife t tho Alton will withdraw, not only from the Western Freight and Western States Passenger associations, but from the Western Kailway Weighing Association as well. President Strong, of tho Atchison, says positively that its new tariff will be put into cvffect at tho expiration of tho timo necessary for legal notice. Kobert O. Israel, who does business in Xew York and Brooklyn as the Pioneer Chicago Dressed Beef 'Company, has brought suit against Armour & Co.. claiming $7,000 as rebate from that house. He alleges in his complaint that the Armours have steadily charged against him the freight on every car-load of meat shipped to him, but have never credited him with any portion of the rebate which, he alleges, is granted them bj all the railroads of the country. He claims that the rebates on meats shipped to him aggregate $7,000. Justice Cullen granted an order for the appointment of a commission to go to Chicago and take evidence in the matter, and one of the counsel for Mr. Israel said ho would elicit more facts in regard to payment of rebates than the Inter-ftate-cominerce Commission ever dreamed f. The Hot Springs road, popularly known as "The Diamond Joe' road, has an arrangement with the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & if outbern road, by which through tickets are sold over thelatter discriminatingagainst the Memphis & Little Kock. The -Memphis iV Little Bock held this to bo an unlawful Uiscrimiuation under the provisions of the interstate-commerce law. It accordingly brought suit to compel "The Diamond Joe" to recognize through .tickets reading over the Memphis fc Little Bock road between Memphis aud Hot Springs. On Saturday Judge Caldwell, of the United .States Court, handed down his opinion in tho case. Ho holds that there is no povcr in the laws of the United States, either through the Interstate-commerce Commission oc the courts, to compel any road to enter into an agreement as to rates with any competing road. Chairman Walker, of tho Interstate-commerce Kail road Association, has just rendered his decision on a numberof questions submitted to him, the most important of which wa the question of grain rates from points in Kansas to St. Paul and Minneapolis. On this question ho says: "It appearing that at present jio rates on grain from points in Kansas to St. Paul ana Minneapolis are in existence other than the sum of the locals by tho various lines, after hearing other members of tho Transmissouri Association, who make no objection, a rater is authorized 2lj cents higher than tho late in etl'ect from the tame points to Chicago. 'Ibis award is made on tho application of the Uukm Pacilie Kailway Company from the disagreement of tho uianajrersof theTransuuouri Association, tho Application being haneil on the existing ditierentials between Chicago and St. Paul from southwest Missouri liver points." Concerning rates on ranire cattle from Fort Caspar and Bawlins, Mr. Walker thinks noUilD Letter can be doxi aLDitsciii t"1"
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Sanford s Ginger Is the Best of all known Gingery. to accept the Union Pacific's proposition of the same rato from Rawlins as irora Fort Casper, which is limited to tho present season. Ho suggests that the subject be taken op and disposed of next winter. On tho question of reduced rates on lumber to be used for constructing corn-cribs, he decides that a reduction of 50 per cent, on lumber for such purposes may be made within State lines. 1 he appeal of the St. Joseph & Grand Kapids to apply adiflerential rate on wheat from points on its line to Duluth, is dismissed without prej ndice to its renewal in case the existing tariff on corn shall not bo modified within a reasonable time. The Engineering News of last week ha9 an interesting article on the subject of railroad building, contemplated and in profTess. iFrom- its compilation of data we earn that in the States and Territories of Illinois, Wisconsin, Montana, Minnesota, Dakota. Nebraska and Iowa, the track laid in 1S9 has been, thus far, Vi miles against 1,159 miles in the year 1888. In course of construction. 1,258 miles, against 1,857 in nary, 18NS. The News regards this exhibit as something to cause surprise. The building of competing lines in this section has already been largely overdone, and in several of the States named there is such a tendency toward hostile legislation as would naturally tend to make capitalists very cautious about investing their money in railroad enterprises of any Kind, no matter how promising. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. What Those of the Protective Association Are Doing in the Interest of the Organization. T. W. Chapin, of Jackson, Mich., who represented the Bortree Manufacturing Company for several years, will locato here. He will represent a large New York house. Charles Matlock, of tho firm of Dill & Matlock, died suddenly, Saturday morning. He was a member of the Commercial Travelers' Society of Indiana, and Secretary D. V. Coflin wishes all members who are in the city to attend the funeral, which occurs at 2 o'clock this afternoon, at No. 14 Park avenue. The assessment for association dues was made July 1, and nwtices sent to all members at that time, but it appears that quite a number of members were out of the city on vacations, and neglected to attend to the matter. As most traveling men nro assuming their duties again, it is hoped those who have not sent assessments will do so without further delay. During his stay in Fort "Wayne, President D. C. Griffith eurolled five new names on his list, for the Commercial Travelers' Association. The committee appointed to arrange for a general meeting with the Board of Trade in regard to tho interests of the Travelers' Protective Association consists of P. A. Lewald. W. F. Winchester, (J. W. Elbreg, It. I... Webb, D. C. Griftilh, 1. W. Cotliu. W. D. Cooper, J. C. Perry, L. C. Atkins and 11. K.Syfers. At h general meeting of the Travelers' Protective Association, with business men in St. Louis a few d&yn ago, the 5.000 mileage, book question was thoroughly discussed and the matter placed before the managers of all roads running into that city. Although no decision has been reached and will not bo until the next meeting of railroad officials, it is thought that before many months, such n mileago book will be accepted aud pat into use by every road in Missouri. Mr. Hiishberg, chairman of tho national hotel committee, is in Chicago, getting out a new form of hotel contracts, instructions to all State hotel committees, and other printed matter for work of this character in various States. It is his intention to establish a uniform system in every Stato where the Travelers' Protective Association is organized. The hotel committee intends to urgo upon somo hotel proprietors the necessity of improving their service. Kather than have concession in rate granted, the committee says tho rate can bo increased, so better accommodations aro had. The Meyer Bros. Drug Company, of St. Louis has made application for membership for fifty-four ot its traveliug men in the Travelers' Protective Association. The greatest number of active members ever taken into the association in a day were received by Manager Van Pelt, in St. Louis, July 20, when 112 were admitted. The Critic, an illustrated journal, published at New Orleans, has been accepted as tho official organ for the Louisiana Division. The Southern Traveler, a new paper published weekly at Union Point, Ga., and devoted entirely to tho interests of the Southern Travelers' Association, has made its appearance. Nearly 1,000 applications for membership have been received by the national secretary at Chicago since the convention at Atlantic City. A Commercial Travelers' Club has been organized in Pittsburg, Pa. It is indorsed by the business men of that city, aud has their earnest support, t Whatever the commercial travelers of Indianapolis undertako is always attended with success, whether their purposes are directed to business or pleasure. The excursion to Warsaw they have arranged for Saturday, the 24th inst., will bo no exception to the rule, as the committee having the atlair in charge reports the certainty of a large attendance. Everything that contributes to healthful enjoyment will be at the command of the travelers on this trip. The train will leave at 7 a. m., and reach Warsaw in time to give the excursionists many hours of pleasure in Spring Fountain Park. Holland Waking Up. Boston Journal. There is no mistaking the strength and significance of the protectionist movement in Holland, almost the last stronghold of free trade in Europe. When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorta, When ehe M as a Child, eho cried for Castoria, When she became MUs, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. SOCIETY NOTICE. MY6TIO TIE LODGE No. SDH, F. AM) A. M. Special' meetlEg Monday, at 1 o'clock, to attend the fiiotr.il of C. 1). MaUook. Visiting brothers aro Invititl to attend. J. li. MCMASTER. W. M. Willi.- I. Enole. sHTtary. ason'ican lTf!ntLv N D MA BKS LOPU E, Xo. 310. F. fc A. M. Stated meeting this (Moaday) eveuUiir. at 7:1)0 o'clock, in Masonic Temple. vm. a. men, v. m. Willis r. Miner, Sccretiry. DIED. MAT1OOK CharlM P. Matlock atrt 39 Team, Am sr. 3. at G.-VO a. in. Funeral from hia late residence). 14 Parte areuu. Monday, 'J p. m., Aug. 0. friends invited. MOORMAN Sunday morn In r. Rani, wife of o. W. Morman. Funeral service at p. m.. Monday, A up nl JVj North Alabama street. .Burial at Wju chaster, lnL, Tuesday, Aug. U, J p. m. Friend iaVltfd. roil SALK-ltEAL ESTATE. K E A L, ESTATE AT AITCTIOX-I WILL HELTj at public auction. Wednesday. August?, at 2 o'clock i. in . on tn remlsf s, 41 Union street, a two. story frame bouse, icrrii rooms, cellar, cistern, well, natural kur, stable and carriage-house, elegant corner l't,irou ientc, ttc Terra ratr aud made known oa da ot sal? L. X. J?HikY. Auctioneer.
January. ib8. Located and under survey, 1.923 miles, against 5,050 in January, 18.3. Projected, 4,959 miles, against 4.254 in Jan-
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With sleepless vigilance Sasford's Ginger guards the home against a thousand dangers that live In air, water, food and climate. Never has it been found wanting in any emergency, and acnee it has become enshrined In countless homes as the realization of all that is preventive and curative in medicine and condiments. Once Introduced into the household it can never be displaced. It is Its own best advertisement. Thousands say dally, 'Use Santord's Glngek; it is the best of all fcinsrers. Composed of imported ginger, choice aromatlcs, and the best of medicinal French Brandy, Saxford's Glvger is vastly superior to all other gingers, and care should be exercised In purchasing, lest some cheap, worthless, and often dangerous ginger be substituted. Ask for Sanford's Ginger With Owl Trade-Mark on the Wrapper. EDUCATIONAL. SUMMER SCHOOL. ENTER NOW. Xiatlixbs4l3.) 1JD1A51P0LI3 atsorfanlM XW.) roWSHJESS UNIVERSITY I Oj lPin.EL,WaeiB!ek,Opp.Postof5L j Best course of Business Training. 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BAUOHER. the principal, may be seen or addressed, tor the present, at 74 East Walnnt street. CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY, AURORA. N. Y. $350 per year. For illustrated circular address COU C. J. WRIGHT. B. 8., A. M., or A. K. Mc ALPINE. A. MM Principals. TWO CHOICE SCnOOLS-BROOKE HALL, for girls and young ladies, bhortlidfire Media Academy, forbovs aud young men. Hwithin C. Short lidce, A. M. (Harvard Graduate), Media, Pennsjlvania (near Philadelphia.) GIRLS' CLASSICAL SCHOOL. Eighth year opens September 10. Prepares for the Harvard Annex and for all women' colleges, excellent courses in Music and Art. llandsomo accommodations for boarding pnplls. Fend for catalogue. Theodore L. fcewali and May Wright SewalL Pnnci. pais, Indianapolis, ind. TJENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE JA Tror.N. Y. The oldest Hchoolof Engineering In the United states. Next terra be r ins Hept. 18.. the Register for 18k9, con t air. s list of graduates for 64 years, with their Dositions: also course of study, re quirements lor admission, exuennes. etc Candidatos living at a distance may be examined at their homes. Address DAVID M. GREENE. Director. ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL MANLIUS. N. Y. Civil Engineering. Classics. Business. ltT. KKV. F. D. HUNTINUTON. President. LT. COL. W. VERBECK. Snp rlntend-nt. T1IIILADELPIIIA. OERMANTOWN. 302 and 204 X W. Chcltou Ave. Miss Mary F.. Stevens Boardliiir and Dav School beclns Its 2lst year 8eot. 2J. iHh'i. "Approved" by Bryn Mawr College and Authortzwr to prepare students for lta entrance examinations. I'Upiis pais mese examinations in una semxu. Be Intapolij Institute for Young Ladies, Collecnate and Irenaratory Departments. Con servatory of Music. School of Art. Elocution. The Modern L-inauaeea. FJ Teachers'. Best talent iu every depurtmeut. Audresd, for catalogue, etc., MR. or MBS. JAMES LYONS. 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Tickets $2 for tho round trip, including a ndo on the steamloaton the lakes, a ride on the sw itch-back railroad and a visit to the.Cycloraina of tho Battle of Lookout Mount ain. Truln jeavestns Union Station at 7 a. m., re turning same day. 'ncKetaior sale at all tho whole sale houses on Meridian utreet All frleudaof the traveling men are luvitcd. as this will bo tboexcur. sion of the saon. A full band of music will accom pany the excursion. Secure tickets early, as the train la lumteu. TTTA NTE D FIRST-CIxA SS STON E-C UTTERS 1 1 wages, ioc ier hour; steady work balance t year. Ko strike. Apply to DOUGLAS A- WALTKU CUT STONE CO., cor. NlneteenU and Olive streets. Kansas City, io. Tir ANTED $25 Weekly representatives, male or f f female, in every community. Uoods ataDlo: house fiolil neoettsitv: sell at sitrht: no i!(lUnr: nalsrv natd promptly.and expenses advanced. Full particulars aud valuable sampiecase fretv We nuan Jnst what we say; address at once. Stai.dard tjllverwarw Co.. Bosum.Mass "t"rANTKI-A LA ROE MACHINE COMPANY, t manuiacturera ot portable and stationary en gines, resbing raachint aud saw-wills, and wtio make railroad castlncrs and do ecneral foundry wrk. want a competent man to take charge of their loundry dejKirtment. A g(nl salary will ho paid a flrst-claw man; no other neeu apply. Auaresa li. M. W.. Jour nal oiuco. OKJ MISCJELTVNEci US. "POR SALE-LLEWKLLYN' 8ETTEII PUPPIES. X ready lo wean. No better neditrccd dogs iu In diana. Terms reasonable, li. M. RILEY, is'o. 412 L nion street. At ILL FOR MALE A 3- RUN WATER AND steam Uounng-mill for bale cheap, andoneasy terms; a rare bargain. Proprietor engaged in other uusim's. Auores j buicu orange County Bauk, i'aou. inuutna. WXTD-SALSMi:X. fir ANTED SALESMEN EVERYWHERE FOR T our Adjustable All-Metal Door Plites. (Can sell and deliver at once) malo of nickle, kouI. or solid bronze, new sootls Just out, prints Urco, and sales rapitl. no nous canvassing. Write for particulars. . io,, Newark, n. j. CANVASSERS CALL IMMEDIATELY j onida's" complete works-Just tuU 10 large volumes. .Never before Hold in America. P. J. FLAN ED Y. V'S N. Delaware, Iadlauapoiis, Ind. AUCTION SALE. "PUBLIC AUCTION-A fJ RE AT SALE OF MONx tana trottinir stiH.k will take m.ice at the Union fctnr kvjril- Tii-silav AticiiHt in 1.I rnntiiiircnf 100 brad of fashionable-bred animals; 'j bid mares ana loais. i, 'z. .i, 4 :iuu o years oia: iralUinus. mares and fill it, kind and gentle and broken to harness tlie get of llainblctonlan. Belmont. Odddust ami Clark t.'hiet st allioiis. H.ile to commence at 10 o'clock: a m. Terms to suit purchasers. Mock can be seeu until day or sale at tho farm tf Chris. Hilironberg, l'a miio waioi iiauguvine. on Danville gravel road. FINANCIAL. LOANS MONEY ON MORTGAGES. 8AYLES, 75 Eaat Market stroet. c r. T?INANCIAL MONEY OX MO KT 1AO E. FARMS jl ana city property, u. k. t'QFFiy a i:o. "A TONE Y TO LOAN-8 PER CENT. HORACE MCKAY, Room 11. Talbot t fc New'a Block. CIX PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN INO diana. ISAAC 1L KIERSTED, IU Martindaie B1k k. A 1 ON EY, MONEY ANY AMOUNT FROM fW) jM. up. Money ou bnmL no wailing. D. C. BUY. AN, No. 1 North M enlian st. nlM5iAN Private funds on farm and cltypip erty. Larpe loans on business property, pt-r tent. 8 TAN TON f cott,3Hi North lielawarest. VlO.N'KY LOANED ON BUILDING ASOCIA. tton stock. Kharea boiiKh ami told In any in corporated aiociation. D. C. BRYAN. No. 1 North Mtridlanst. r ONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE IX)W. jXL est market rate; privileges for payment bforo due' We also bur municipal loibU, T110S. C. lAY
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1 fT! X T T n V. f? A PO m innfrtnrer and A 1. JVLiN O Repairers of CIRCULAR. CROSSMiJi, is and, ana au otnr Beltlnir. Emerv Wheels and Mill SAWS Supplies. Illinois street, one square south Union station. SAWS BE-L-NG OAW u EMERY WHEELS. SPECIALTIfeJ OF W. B. Barry Saw & Supply Co., 132 A 134 S. Penn at All kinds ot Saws repaired. THE SINKER-DAVIS CO..-Saw-Mill Jlaciierr, Engines and Boilers, PijMvFittixjgi and Natural-gas Supplies, 111 to 149 South Pennsylvania Street. HOLL1DAY & WYON. Wholesale Manufacturers of Coupe, Surrey, Buggy ana express HARNESS, No. 77 South Meridian street, Indianapolis, Ind. 1"? Price List sent the trade on application. SAFE-DEPOSIT VAULT AbsolntA ssf Atv Acrainst Fire and Burrlar. Finest and only vault of Uie kind in the State. Policeman day and night on guard Designed for the safe-keep. Ingot Money, Bonds, Wills, Deeds. Abstracts. SilvernlatA T mm n,4 IF,, (...llft rwm,mw W an1 To .r a iraa Atl k to, Safe Demi. D. M. Ransdell, Manager LEOLANDO, Manufacturing; Optician, Jobber and Retailer in Spectacles, Opera and Field Glasses, Microscopes, Daroineiera, lnermomeiers, eiu CFOculis8 Prescriptions a specialty. 62 East Market Street, opp. Postoffice. NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL CO. From $4, $5, $6, $8, $10. to $50 per set. All kinds of tine dental work at reduced .prices. Fine gold filling at j$l aim upward Silver amalgam. 50c and 75a. Teeth extracted for 25c. Teeth extracted without Taln- All work warranted as represemed. Fifteen years experience. A. P. HERRON.'jlanager. Rooms 3 and 4 Grand Opera-house. The Indianapolis Glue Company Manufactures all lunas or CABINET GLUE AND CURLED HAIR. PATENT SAW UILL DOG. IlfPBOVID, imp!, DsrsbU, lUpid, KTmUts. Bl DegUsde. Will hold frtiea UmbtrMvallM ton. Caa stucbtd to say Ed B:k. R0CKW00D. NEWC0EIB tt CO., (iavitu Pspr rU7 Cs.) ISO to 190 8. Pennsylvania ft, IV OX AW APOLIB. IV D. ADAMANT WALL PLASTER. Tho now. clieapest and best Wall Plaster known to tho trade. Manufactory at IDG West Maryland street. irVDlAiA A IJAStl A rx X flASTEH UO. Bicycles and Repairing. WORLD TYPEWRITERS. Price f 10. aend for catalogue. II. T. riEARSEY 147 & U9 N. Delaware St. j IT. C. SMiTHEK. fiiTinf'rtirrT and Drnlerin Roofintf FelL Roofing JlUUUlHVIIUi. wmx. ' - - Q - tmi, rva1 Tf nnil M.nlv VIaajIV HooflnflT. Metsl X A V. At. VvUI KM t mm v B - J w-. - rm AslM-'dlos Fire-1 root Felt, atraw Board. ItH W.Md. sC EEMHTGTOH" STANDARD TYPEWRITER Tf hrfTi fnr ?ftpn vpnrs th STANDAUD, and embraces tho latest and highest achievements of inventive skill. Wyckoff, Scamans i Benedict, 34 East Market St., Indianapolis. J. C. HIRSCHMAN & CO., Manufacturers of Mattresses, Dealers and Renovators of f e atuer. Our itenovator beats the world. CD North 2iew Jersey etreet. COMSTOCK & COONSE, Dealer In Iron Pipe, Driven-well PointA und all Driveu-well suppuea. Ay i ana iu a. jieruiiau os. INDIANAPOLIS STOVE CO. PABROTT & TAG UAH X WHOLESALE BAKERS. Crackers, Bread and Caea. Manufactures of STOVE? aiul MOIXOW-WABE, XlW. 5 and 61 South Meridian etrett. Norlyko & Mnrmon Co. Estab. 1851 i FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS MILL AND K LEVATOB BUILDERS, Indianapolis. Ind. Holler Milla, Mill, (nrinK, liPlthig, Boltluv-cloth. Qrala. oloanu! M whiuery, MidaLlngs-purillers, Portable Mill, eta, etc Tiike street-car fur evooluarda. PENSIONS Xpt Laws, new Rulings. Every soldier or soldier's widow should send to to tho Old Established Claim Agency of P. II. FITZGERALD and got hisl2-pac pamphlet on War Claims mailed free. No. 03 Hi East Market street. P H. FITZUEKAL ATI CALL ON on ADDRESS ... cc C. & E. W. Bradford, Z "6 o lo ml'bapd block, qj x INDIANAPOLIS. IND. S-UJ Notice to Contractors. Vntlx. I, lifirtttv trxren tTi-t rnl1 lild will Yim rm. ceivl until Aupust 19. issy, by the trustees of Vav.rl riiir-Ji Mfirifan r-iiiinf r f.r tliA fmlldini' of afrarr.e church, reserving the npht to reject any nnu an inui. ijausaiiu HH:uti'ULioiiii ih uc iuuuu ni Hiv. ii;irtftocit'H. Waverlr. Ind.. also at Architect TagarVa odice, Vhf n Block. JUJIA Jtl 1 1.14111. J. li.JUOLKX, Building Com. SCOTT KELLY. ) ANCHOR LINE Atlantic Express Service. LIVERPOOL via QUEENST0WN. Steanmhlp "CITY OF ROME.- from New York WEDNESDAY. Aug. 21, fcept. Id. Oct. 16. Saloon Passage. $30 to $100. Second-class. fUO. GLASGOW SKIIVICE. Bteamers every Saturday from New York to firAsr.nw ivn i oVDOVDEHUY. mM 4 a a VJ V v f a. mm ,v A w m Cabin Paanatze to niaow, Londonderry or LlTerpooL youauuou. sreona ciak tow. Steerage aesane, either Service. $20. HaUon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates. TTavelts, Circular Letters of credit and Drafta lor any Axuouiit ifutl at lowest current rates. For Books of Tour, Ticket or other information Apply to HENDEUSON BROTHERS. New York. or AI.KX. MK'I'ZHEK. 6 Odd fellows' Hail or rnt.N7.KL RP.OT1I ERa, 51 erchanta National Rank. Indianapolis. Subscrile for tho Weekly State Journal
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tornciATj - - COPY OF STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Go On the 31st day of December, 1883. Located at No. 231 Main tret Hartford. Conn. JACOB L. GREENE, President WILLIAM G. ABBOT, Secretary. TUE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Cash in banks and in office
Keai estate unincumbered i'.ulo.bup.bti Bonds and stocks owned by the comrany, bearing interest at the rate ut icr cent., as ier schedule tiled, market value 10,733,477.11 Loans on bonds and tiortpagea ot real estate, worth double the amount for which the same Is morUraKed. and free from any prior incumbrance Sl.OSfM.firt Debts otherwise aoenred collateral loans - SiU.lKt.tMJ Debts for preml urns premium notes t 1,H53,.U1.1S All other securities 1. l3-.3lHJ.7i Total assets $ 37,4GO.C49.C LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted and dne $12,801.23 Losses adjusted and not due ) Lossea in suspense, waitinsr for further proof, or resisted 334.051.00 Losses and endowments due and unpaid All other claims against the company S9l.43(.3( Amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks 50,0b7,tK3.O) Total liabllitlea t52.245.'.33.61 The greatest amount in any one risk, $50,000.
State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I. the undersigned. Auditor of state of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the abore Incorrect copy of the statement of the condition ot the above-mentioned company on the 30th day of June, lisa, as ahown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on tile in this once. (skal.1 In testimony whereof I hereunto subscribe my name and a nix my omcial seal, this 31st day ot July, 1S89. BRUCE CAUR. Auditor of Slate.
OFFICIAL. COPY OF STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION ' OF TUB PH(MIX ASSURANCE COMPANY On the 30th day of June, 1889. Located at No. 67 Wall afreet. New Tor city. Home Office. London. England. A. D. IB VINO, Manager. THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY IN THE U. 5. ARE AS FOLLOWS: Cash on hand and in the hands of agent or other persons $57,143.55 Bonds owned by the company, bearing Interest at the rate of 4 per cent, secured as follows, market value: United .States government bonds, registered jl 1,539,430.00 Debts for premiums 151,05144 Total assets f 1,747,635.79 LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted and due f7.S04.on Losses adjusted and not due 23.llti.00 Loasea unadjusted 109,74 UX Losses In suspense, waiting for further proof 12.445.tK) Amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks....................................... l.OGti.757.40 Total llabllltiea $1,210,458.40 State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State.. I. the undersigned. Auditor of State of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the abore Is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the abore-mentioned company on the 30th day of June, 15S9. aa show a by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on tile in this office f skal.1 In testimony whereof I hereunto aubscribe my name and afflr my official seal, this 30th day or July, 1S88. . BRUCE CAKIt. Auditor ot State.
OFFICIAL. COPY OF STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co On the 30th day of June, 1889. Located at No. 13 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York. EDMUND DRIGG9, President F. IL WAY, Secretary. The amount of its capital is $2:.0,DO Tlie amount ot its capital paid up is 20,000 THE ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS: Cash on hand and In the hands ot agents or other persons S0.S6O.rrt Keal estate unincumbered 634.43.90 Stocks and bonds owned by the company, bearing Interest at the rate of per cent.,- as rr schedule filed, market value 341,120 00 Loans on bonds aud mortgages of real estate, worth double the amount for which the same is lnortKSfred. and Ire lrom any prior incumbrance 207,30.00 Debt otherwise 6ecured i50io Debts for premiums - 4.67.r.( AUotLer securites ........... .................... . . ..... ................... Total asaeti $1,375,CS13 LIABILITIES. Amount owing, and not due, to tanks or other creditors $23,2L8.rG Losses unadlusted 27,02:2. IS Amount necesaary to reinsure outstanding rises 430.d33.lTO Total liabilities ClSO.fciiwl)! The greatest amount in any one risk, $30,000.
State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I. th undersigned. Auditor of State of the State ef Indiana, hereby certify that the aboe Is a correct copy of the statement ot the condition of the above-mentioned company on the 30th dwyof Jane, 183, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on tile in this otflc. seal.1 In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and aifix my official seal, this 30th day of July, lsay. ' BRUCE CAKU, Auditor of State. OFFICIAX. COPY OF STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OP THE UNITED STATES BRANCH OP TIIE HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE GO On the 30th clay of June, 1889. Located at No. 22 Pine street. New York city, N. Y". Home Offie, rtamburg. Germany. F. O. AFFELD, M acager. Tlie amount of its capital Is fl,foo.000 The amount of its capital paid up la 300,000
THE ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY IN TIIE U. S. ARE AS FOLLOWS: Cash in bank -r- - vv; ir v Bonds owned by the company, berjlng interest at the rate of per cent., as per schedule filed, market value: . - Loans on bonds and mortirai(eB of real estate, worth double the amount for which the same is znorf4taed. aud free from any prior incumbrance Premiums in course of collection -
Total assets LIABILITIES Losses adjusted and not due Losses unadjusted Losses in suspense, waiting f r further proof All other clAiuis against the company Amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks Total liabilities The greatest amount in any one risk. $20,000.
State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I, the nndersijrned. Auditor of Siate of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the alove is a correct copy of the statement ot the condition of the above mentioned company, on the 30th davcf June, Isby, as shown by the original statement, and that ths said ortp inal statement is now on flle In this office. rsEAL.1 In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and aiflx my omcial real, this 31st day of July, 1889. DUUCE CAHIt, Auditor of State.
OFFICIAL. COPY OF STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY On the 30th day of June, 18S9. Located at No. 833 Elm street. Manchester, N. H.
J. C. MOORE, President. The amount of its capital Is
'lue amounioi iiai-xyuai uy . ............................................................ ......... TIIE ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY AKE AS FOLLOWS:
Tah on hand and in the hands of agents or other persons Bonds owirni by the company, bearing interest at the rate of per cciit, as per schedule filed, market value Loans on bonds and mortpaees of real estate, worth double the amount for which the same la morta-d. and free from any prior incumbrance Debts othe rwise ecuied . . J
Debts for pre;n5um All other securities Total assets
LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted and not due Losses unwljusted - sses in suspense, waiting for further proof. All other claims against the company Amount neceeaary to reinsure outstarding risks ....
Total liabilities The greatest amount la any one risk. $5,000. State of Indiana, Office of Andltorof State: I, the undersigned. Auditor f PfrUe. of th Stat
copy of the statement of the conauion ox me aiwve mention ei torr u J on The .join aiy x june, as shown by the original statement, and that the sid original stateme c. . i.ow o:j He in. this o&ce. Iscal.1 In testiraonj whereof. I hereunto subscribe my nam ili iny i:houl seat, this 31st day of July. le9. BRl'.'E CA Hit. Auditor of M ate.
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$19,628.45 1,005.637.50 co.ooo.no lOti.lbl 04 fl,lSl,Q29.99 IN TIIE U. S. KJ. O. e:ee; $62,053.00 41,772 47 Bb 1,4 21.35 $7C5,27:.2 8. B. STEARNS. Secretary. ?H CrH? 250.00O i3,070.r0 203.172.21 205.142.34 10,3(19 (1 lOl.Uoo.OO - $5797.S9 $17,150.00 i,H) 00 2.'iX.0 Co, too no 214.07.&3 ot Indian, he :: rectify ti it the alwre is a correct PEE YEAR.