Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1889 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1SS9 SIXTEEN PAGES.

SUIT BROUGHT BY BONDHOLDERS. They Want a Receiver for the Ohio, Indiana X Western Kaihray Company. A suit Las been filed in the United States Circuit Court by the Central Trust Company, of New York, find Frank IC. JSturgis, who hjos on behalf of himself and other bondholder?, against the Ohio, Indiana t Western Railway Company. The plaintiffs ask that tho amount payable npon the bonds issued by tho defendant bo determined, and that the company be ordered to pay tho same. In default of payment the plaintiffs ask to have the- road sold under tho direction of tbe court and that the riroeeeds be applied to tho payments of moneys duo plaintiffs. The prayer of the complaint is also for tho appointment of a receiver. It is set forth tfit about April 2, lssf the defendants issnt?d a fierie of firt mortgage bonds anion. ntiDg in-tho aggregate to .."jOO.OOO of which were preferred bonds, and in case of aDy 8ae f the property mortgaged tho plain, tiffs were to havo a prior claim on' the proceeds of such sale. These bonds were made payable April 1, l'J'JS, with interest from A l'- at tiie rate of 5 per cent. The dk'fulilst OQ the lS4 date named, also ifSk'let another scries as first mortga'go accrue' interest certificates, in each of which tE railroad company certified that it was iav'bted to tho plaintiffs for tbe amount of interest upon certain bonds of tho Indiana, LUoomington Western Kailroad Company which had been deposited with plaintiff un(U'r .an agreement made with tho stock and bondholders of thelndiaua&, Western Kail Y Company, which tbe Ohio, Indiana &. Wtern Railway Company promised to payoV or before April 1, lit, fcecoml mortgages wre also effected on the road by the company to the extent of 200,000. A deed of trust was executed and delivered to the plaintiffs by the railway company which conveyed to them 3 security

the lino or railway extending troni reKin, 111., to Springfield, O. The deed also provided that in case of sale by judicial authority, under foreclosure of the first mortgage, the proceeds of any such fale should bo distributed as follows: First, to the payment of. interest upon the preferred bonds. Second, to tho payment of the principal and accrued interest of bonds secured by first mortgage. Third, atter the tirst-mortgago bonds should have been paid, tho balance of such proceeds should be applied to the payment of the principal and accrued interest of such of the accrued interest certificates secured by the first mortgage. It is , also claimed that the surplus, if any, after this was done, was to be paid over to the railway company. This deed of trust was recorded in the States of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. The complaint also states that the railway company paid the interest upon the ."00,000 preferred bonds when the tame became clue, but did not pay the interest on the non-preferred bonds, which became payable the 1st days of April, July and October, Tbe plaintiffs state that the mortgaged premises are inadequate security for the payment of the moneys now due upon tbe bond; that the amount of principal and outstanding and unpaid bonds secured by first mortgage is $6,500,000, and that the interest thereon has been paid to the let of January, lbSO; that the principal on unpaid accrued interest certificates secured by first mortgage is $G4."),C00, the interest having been paid to October, lb88; that the amount principal on unpaid bonds secured by second mortgage is' 52,000,000, the interest thereon having been, paid to the 1st of October. 1888, and that the amount of the principal in second mortgage accrued interest certificates is $242,000, the interest having been paid to Oct. 1, . No other interest on bond certificates has been met.

Office desks at Wm. L. Elders.

Mil Jacob Biklek has taken the agency for the celebrated Sachs-Prurfens pale alesSee advertisement iu another column.

TAG G ARTS

Union Station Jininj-I!oom, and Lunch-Room.

Restaurant

50-cent Sunday Dinner, November 24, 18S0. From 11 to 2.

New York Counts.

Soup, Oyster.

Consomme Colbert.

Baked Fillets of Trout, Madeira Sauce, Radishes, Potato Chips, Queen Olives. Boiled Puree of Spinach, with Ox Tongue, Naix of Veal a la Bechamel. Prime Koast Sirloin lieef, Superior Drip Gravy. Young Turkey (stuffed), Cranberry Sauce Cold Ham. Sirloin of Beef, Tongue, Breast of Veal Istuffed), Mushroom Sauce. Hoyden Salad, Cold Slaw, Lettuce t . Saute of Quail, Uuion Station Style, Charlotte of Fruit, Wine Sauco. . . Haunch of Black-tail Deer, Game Sauce. . Celery, Young Onions, Shrimp Salad, Stewed Tomatoes, Succotash, Green Peas, Steamed Potatoes. Mashed Potatoes, Browned Sweet Potatoes. Apple Pie. Peach Pie, Mince Tie, Cabinet Pudding & la Parisienne, Tine Apple Ice Cream, Fancy Cut Cake. Champagne Jelly. Oranges, Apples. Bananas, Raisins, Mixed Nuts, Cheese. Corn Bread, Buttermilk, Jersey Milk, Tea, Coffee. The above is our daily Bill of Faro, with changes each day. The best in tho city for V) cents. Business men's dinner at lunch counter only 25 cents. Breakfast, 0 to 1; dinner, 11 to 2; supper, 5 to 7:30. ZZonry to Ioan On real estate security, Jn tho city of Indianapolis, by tbe Indiana Insurance Company, and Vernon Insurance and Trust Com nan v, at 63 and 8. Kast Market street, Indianapolis, ind. MiliiLLUKn X Dark, General Agents. O7io, Indin$n & Western Rallicuy. Fasfengers. pleas take notice that Wajmer fleepers run between Indianapolis and Cleveland via Springtleld.leavine Indiana polls Union Depot at 7 p.m. daily, reaching Cleveland at S a.m.; leaving Cleveland at 8 p. ni. daily, reaching Indianapolis at 7:20 a. rn. Tbe same trains have combination chair and sleepinireara for and from Columbus, reaching there at 3:30 a. m., and leaving at 12:10 nivliL Thi 1 th only ronte by which pa.enjrer can have all day in tbe city, leave after supper, have a rood night's re?t. and reach the other end of the route early enough for breakfast or early moTninjr trains.

THE "KEYSTONE" CULINARY BEATER. We have them. Valuable ook-book free vita each beater. "Cbarter Oak" wita the wonderful wlreauxe oven door. A D., wrought atetl range. Oaaatovee. M. fc IV fumar-. Woo. I and ut mantel. W5L 1L DENNETT A bON, Souia Meridian at.

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Lecture in Aid of the Horace Greeley Statue.

Hon. AMOS J. CUMMINGS, Of New York, win Lecture on the Life and Public - Services or Horace Creek t At PLYMOUTH CHURCH. WEDNESDAY B.VHNINU, Nov. 37. Vcder tbe aaplcea of the UNION PRINTERS. Admission 25 cent

GNE hundred and fifty new photographs hy Fallc. Marie Jansen and Francis Wilaon. fn "TheOolah;" Lillian Uussell in 'The IlrigandW Marion Manola in "Cloven" Henry Miller in Shenandoah:" Mario Hatton iu tho 'Drum-major;" llarrymoro in Captain Swift," and all the latest New York successes. mil i EE. LIEBER & CO., ART EMPORIUM, 33 South Meridian St.

riTTwenty-tive different views ol Julia

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The Fe w York Store

CESTA-BLISEtED 1853.)

COLD WEATHER GOODS

We bein Scarlet Wool Blankets at 52.19 a pair, anil have qualities ud to $3. Wq begin Whito Blankets at 8Sc all cotton. White Blankets we begin rt $1.50 half wool. White all-Wool Blankets $3.50 to $12. Gray Blankets from $1.73 to $C. Bed Comforts from 75c to $3.50.

IW Bargains in Bute

Men's Scarlet all-Wool Underwear only C9c, all sizes, worth 85c. Men's Heavy Gray Underwear, 25c.

i J Men's Extra Heavy Gray Underwear,

35c ' ' ' Men's Heavy Balbriggan Underwear, 30c. Children's Whito Merino Underwear from 10c to COc; good value. Ono case Ladies' Natural Color Jersey Vests, 35c. Ono case all-Wool Ribbed Jersey

Vests, in natural, white and scarlet, 75c, worth $1. Ono caso Ladies' Whito Merino Underwear, 25c.

FASCINATORS. Wo have a very nice lino in all tho now styles and desirablo colors.

LADIES' WARM SKIRTS

Flannel Skirts, Quilled Skirts, Knitted Skirts. Some very handsome styles that cannot be found elsewhere.

FLANNELS.

We have everything in Flannel goods.

CLOAKS.

We keep up our assortment, and can give you all sizes in Plush Sacqucs Jackets, etc.; also, Newmarkets in plaids, stripes and plain. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. You Trill find a very largo lino at our Children's Cloak Department.

WARM WOOL HOSIERY. For Men, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children. All sizes and qualities.

Our Shoo Department offers you everything in tho Shoo lino for winter wear. Rubbers of every size and style. Overgaiters in black and colors.

FURS. FURS.

Muffs, Boas, Capes, Collars, Stoles, in French Seal, real Beaver, real Seal, Lynx, Raccoon, Opossum, Silver Hare, Coney, Black Hare. Trimming Furs of all kinds.

IPrices Always in l?lain Figures.

The New York

Store

A CHRISTMAS COLLECTION

THE GLITTER OF -DIAMONDS. THE SHEEN OF SILVERWARE. r THE BEAUTY OF BRONZE.

Yoirare cordially Invited to come and see it all. Come soon. J The smart holiday buyers are already out. We are selling holiday goods every day now, and laying them away for the purchaser. BE WISE IN TIME, ALSO LIKEWISE. More beautiful things and more of them than ever displayed here before.

m?b&m B Wa

Jewelers, 12 East Washington Street.

FOR THE COMING HOLIDAY SEASON wo show a beautiful line of ISTOVELTIES in our Art Needlework Department, in; eluding all the new materials for FANCY WOHK and STAMPING PATTERNS. Mail orders promptly tilled. WM. HERLE'S 4 West Washington St.

Ojriani, Cincinaty Lhicaso & SL ioEii

BIG 4

A TIN SOLDIER OS TIIE MQ FOUR. Mr. TUrria. In advance 3f Hor "A Tin Soldlr., eru in on the liift ir on Tbnr!y, ana to-tay Mr. rrankMcKecmansTfof both Mankind and A Tin SoUier. was wafted u on th Oolumbu division. aot to boys be an to tirltate. for Itank l a hustler from llnstletown. The entertaining (jualitics of the liutuber. liata, Violet and Vaty. who will bt en at Kr.l:ali' n-xt wet.vk.are wellkuowu in Infllanapoi.a, and Ir. McKee ileaervea the thanks of our thetter rier furbriuirlnff such a l:iu:hable prwluction aaA Tin Soulier, to enable u to laufrh the effecta of Thanksgiving dinner. Tho show ovens Thanksiclv. Inif roaUnee. jUjra 1'rlday and Saiurdaj, thcu takca the litg Four fur .New York Dec 1. TIME CARP. CLEVELAND IITfcIOX. bepart4.10 am, 7 am. 11.10 am. 3.a) pni, n pm. Arrive "U.15 am. "lO.aO am. 7.10 pm, lu.50 pm, 11.55 pm. CHICAGO CIJfCDOfATI DIV1SI05 EAST. Depart 3.55 am, 0.45 am. 10.50 am, 2.45 pm, 5 pm. O.aJpm. ArrtTe-10.35 im. 11 am. '2.10pai. 4.55 pm. 10.50 pm, 11.50 pm. CHICAGO ANDCINCLNXATI DrVISIOS WEST. Depart-7.1() am, 11.10 am, 5.15 rra, lJ.03 am. Arrive X0 am. 10 35 am, J.33 pm ,0.10 pm. 8T. LOUIS A5D CAIRO DIT1SIOX. Depart 7.25 am, "11.05 am. 5 00 pm, 1 1.05 pm. Arrive J. 45 am. 10.35 am. 2.40 pm, '6.3 pm.

W. T. WILEY & CO. 4S and 50 North Illinois Street.

Tho Great Bargains to be found at our store will make this a busy week for us. We place on sale this morning: 54-inch all-wool Dress Cloths at 48c a yard; worth 75c. 50-inch all-wool Broadcloth at 75ct reduced from $1.50; a great bargain. IW-inch Dress Cloth at 2oc a yard; worth 40c. SG-inch Henrietta Cloth, only 23c a yard; worth 80c. Special bargains in Black Cashmeres; gee our prices. The greatest barpiius ever offered in Underwear for ladies, men. misses, boys and children, can be found at our store to-daj-; 6eo our prices, it will pay you. Genuine Seal Plush Sacquus only 814.98; worth $25. Ladies' Plush Jackets only 88.50; worth 815.

Isew stylish iSewniarkets on sale to-day. Ladies' Cloth Newmarkets at 82.1)8; worth 86. New line of Misses' Cloaks on

ind evrrjtatng in 8ar!eal In straxneats nA Applinc WM. II. AliMBTUONU Oo

CO.'S Burjflcal inurnment

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salo to-day. Children's Cloth Cloaks from 50c up. Good Twilled Crash onlv ocayard. W. T. WILEY & CO, 48 and 50 North Illinois Street Cheapest Furniture House ia tho State. JOSEPH W. CONNOLLY,

DEALER VI

Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Eta, 63 East Washington Street tyoocnls oM for Cih or Let on Y.isj rycicntf Subscribe for tbe Weekly Stale Journal

LARGE STOCK

HEATING- STOVES

A.T COST

MESS

EIGEK

101 E. WASHINGTON ST.

EAST PAYMENTS.

Will You Get a Prize "NVe can't toll till we bco your effort. Writ us an advertiseuiout aLout our business, and if you arc ono of six better than anj--body else, you will pet ono of the line rugs that wo are going to give. Sco mice what sort of work it is to write a pleasant advertisement for you to read day after day tho year ronnd. Ours cro pleasaut otir friends trll us so when they brinz ustbeir custom. We want lo see if the local prose talent is as good as the poetic, and hence we give it the chance to try in writing a pleasant and taking notice. Conditions: cot longer than ISO words; 6ign your name; address to us, caro Advertising Department; entries to close with and including Wednesday, Nov. 27; publication to begin in tho Journal, Tuesday, Dec. 3. FASTMAN, SCHLEICHER x & LEE, Caupets, DnArERins, Wall-Paper. Tlie Largest House in tho Stato

Yesterday was a livety day at our Stores. Every visitor, there will confirm this claim. Next week will be ANOTHER BUSY TIME, if Low Prices will do it. READ, PONDER AND' GOME.

CLOAKS. CLOAKS. The deduction made on all our Cloaks a week ago has caused ns to dispose of many the past week. When the good were received they were marked at the lowest prices. The continuous mild weather leads us to make the Dig Cuts. We do not want to carry them till after tho holidays to sell them. We are ollering them NOW at January prices: Ladies', Misses and Children's Newmarkets. Plush Cloaks and Jackets. Ladies' Plaid Jackets at Sl.tX). Ladies' Jersey Jackets at gl.ftO. Ladies Jersey Jackets, bound, at J.40. Ladies' Jackets ct &2.80. $3.20 and 4. We are also oiFeripg all our Jerseys for A .SPECIAL DRIVE during th SALE at a discount. See the Braided Jerseys at 55c. Jerseys, prices row GOc, 80c, $1, 1.20. $1.40 and up. Children's Cloaks at Cut Prices, bhawls end Skirts go with tho rest, all at a discount of i!0 per cent., or one-fif th off marked prices. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. Wo continue selling a good Uulaundered Shirt, well made, at COc. Gents' Working Shirts in Cheviots at -5c Gents' Working Shirts, Indigo Blue, at 50c. Gents' Working Shirts, extra heavy, at C5c Gents' Negligee Shirts at 50c and up. CARDIGAN JACKETS. ' CARDIGAN JACKETS. Gents' Cardigan Jackets ONLY 50c. Gents' Cardigan Jackets at 75c, 1, $1.25, $L50, $1.75, 2 and up come in 6even sizes. Gents' Jersey Olhco Coats, very nice, at $4. RUBBER GOODS. RUBBER GOODS. Ladies' Rubber Circulars at 89c; worth 1.25. Misses' Rubber Circulars at 79c; worth $1. These aro special prices for this week. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. Just opened, New Line Ladies' Underwear at 25, 85, 40 and 48c. Ladies' Scarlet all-wool Underwear, were ft"c aud $1, at 75 and 0c Ladies' Natural Gray Underwear, a good garment for 1, now 60c. Gents' and Boys' Gray and Whito Underwear at 25c; better grades at 85, 40 and 50c. Gents' all-wool Scarlet Underwear at 50c. Gents' Gray Underwear, very desirable, a big seller, at 75c. Gents' Fancy Wool Underwear at 50c. Gents' regular SI Underwear, in Scarlet, Gray and Fancy, at 80c. All our 1.25 and 1.50 garments ct $1 and $ 1.20. Children's Underwear, all kinds, all sizes, all prices the lowest.

HOSIERY.

Children's Wool Hosiery at 10, 121jt i5, 18 and 20c. Children's Wool Hosiery, seamless, in ribbed or plain, at 25c. Ladies' Wool Hosiery at 20, 25, .5, 40 and 50c. Ladies' Cotton Hosierr. in Blacks, Colors and Fancy Stripes. Gents' Wool Half-hose at 12Hc Gents' Camel's Hair Half-hose, heavy weight, at 15c; regula' 'equality. GLOVES AND MITTS. GLOVES AND MITTS. Children's Mitts at 10c per pair. Ladies' Mitts av 20, 25, SO, 25, 40 and 50c. Ladies' Cashmere Gloves at 20c. Gents' Gloves and Mitts, in Leather. Cloth, Cashmere, Kid and Yarn; prices 25c and up. An excellent Kid Glove at $L See our Ladies' Kid Gloves in Tans at 48c; in Blacks at 50c. KNIT GOODS. KNIT GOODS. Folsom, Blizzard, Mathilda, Ormiston, Swabian and Toboggan Caps from 25c up. Babies' Hoods at 20c to $2. Babies' Sacques from 25c to SI. A beautiful display of Plush, Silk and Cashmero Caps, 50c to $2. Fascinators, 25, S5, 50, 69, 75, 87c and up. BARGAINS. READ. Silk Veilinirs at 10c per vd. Wool Veilings at 15c. Vandyke Lace Collars at 10c Vandyke Lace Cuffs at 10c. Vandvke Laces at 10ft

per yd. Vandyke Rufllings at 15c per yd. Lace Collars from 5c to Si, real new styles, for ladies and Children. Novelties in Fichus and

Collarettes. Kucniugs, urepe iisse. at iuo per ya. itucnmgs. uouoie Aet, at oc perya. nucning, new style, fancy. 10c to

Skirt Rufflmgs at 15c per yd. Gut .Lace Pins at 5c to Si. Gilt Brooches at lOo to S3. Hair Ornaments at 10c to 51, Gents' Scar

at 10c in Gilt or silvered. Gents' Scarf Rings, with brilliants, at 25c. Gents' Cuff Buttona at 10c to $1.

0c per yd.

f Rings

MUFFS AND FUR TRIMMINGS.

Black Hare Muffs at SOc. Black Hare Mugs at50j, 75c and $1. Gray Hare Mutts at $1.35. Seal Tlush Muffs at $2. Opossum Muffs at 62. American Seal Muffs at $2.50. Raccoon Muffs at $2.50. Gray Fox Muffs at $4. Monkey Muffs at $5. Augora Muffs at 6.

Hlack Conev 1 rimmings at zo. su. oo. 40. 50, to ana 7oc. liray uoney Trimmings at s. s and 50c. lirown Conev Trimmings at 40. 53

and 75c. Nutria Trimmings at $1. Oposanm Trimmings at 90c. Raccoon and Fox Trimmings at $L Swansdown Trimmings at 20 and 35c Angora Trimmings at $1. Feather Trimmings at 15c. -

FULL LINES ART TRIMMINGS. Plush Balls and Ornaments. Silk, Chenille and Tinsel Cords, Silk Tassels, Chenille, Arasene, Ribbonsene, Embroidery Silk and Beads of all kinds for fancy work. Our 48c Plushes, in all shades, are well coyered and splendid quality to use for fancy work. OUR CUT-PRICE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK.

With a large number of Additional Reductions. One Line Henriettas at Hc, regular 25c goods. One Lino Cashmeres, nearly a yard wide, at 15c. All-Wool French Henriettas, in colors, at 421oc. Side Bands at 10, 25. 37 and 50c. Heavy Cloths, all about 1 yard wide, atoo, 45, 50, 58 and 85c. real values 50, G, 75. 65c and $1.25. French Sebastopol at 50c. Jamestown Dress Goods at 10c, resnfar 25c styles; 50c values at 25c. A Lot Fancy Imported Stripes and Plaids at 37c. Cotton Plaids. 3, 5, 7 and 10c. Cotton Plaids. 33 inches wide. atlOc. Low prices in Dress Trimmings. One Lot Paper Patterns at Half Price. A fewiuoro Velveteens at 18c. All-Wool Red Flannel at 13c. All-Wool Red Twilled Flannel at 22Lc. All-Wool Red Blankets at $2.40 per pair. White aud Grav Blankets nil nn.

der price. 40-inch all- ool Skiritins I lannel at 3oc. Reductions in Cloaks and Shawls. Reductions in Jackets and Jerseys. Reductions in Table Linens and Towels. Reductions in Calicoes, Ginghams, Shirtings, Percales, etc., to mako room for the large stock of

WEEK,

DEDEET & 8UDBEOCK 158 and 160 East Washington Street.

SPECIAL SAX.E CORSETS

Madame Warren's Corsets, in all colors, from S1.10 to $2.50. S. C. Corsets, in all colors, from 90o to 1.50. Tho C. P. Corset for $1, worth $1.50. Our No. 72 Corsets, in all colors, 75c, worth $1. Dr. Warner's Health, 333, Four-in-Hand and Coraline. See our May and Jessie SOc Corset, worth 05c. Jackson Waist Corsets for 90c, worth $1. Three hundred dozen of Woven Corsets from SOc to $1.50.

VANCE HUNTER & GO 30 West Washington Street KREGELO, " UNDERTAKER. Hacks to Crown Hill, $2.50. Southern Yards, $2. GTrco Ambulancc.S O. E. AVILSOiSr, DEALER IN Furniture, Carpets and Stoves, IIousefurnlstiDg Goods of Every Description 77 South Illinois Street, One and a half square south ot W&M&lon street COME And seo th largest and handsomest lot of CHHISTMAS BOOKS for Children ever shown iu this cit v. Tlio line of line color books is especially elegant.

CATHCART, CLELAXD & CO., . 20 East Washington Street.

BEDKOOM SUITES ELEGANT LINE, SPIEGEL, THOMS & CO' 71 & 73 Vest Washington St.

oantaniceset r yy & STALNAKER

For Thanksgiving, we have the assortment '

&1 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

BARGAINS

See the lot of Upholstered Arm-Rockers in tho windows at 85 each. Tho Rock-, ers were sold at $8. There are only a few, and they won't last long. So call early.

WTVL L. ELDER, 43 and 45 South Meridian Street.

Some persons are now purchasing 5rL"ULPS without understanding the GREAT FACT that ALBERT GALL not only lias the largest and best stocli , but absolutely Hie LOWEST PRICES. Buy no Rugs, either for cash or payments, before seeing what ALBERT GALL offers.