Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1878 — Page 3

THB INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: TUESDAY, JULY 30. 1878

New York STOnE. (X8TABLISHED 1883.) PARASOLS

OUR ASSORTMENT 13 STILL GOOD.

Prices Low. PETT S, IVERS & CO. rnr all GOODS mu-ked In plAin

BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 3-PIy INGRAINS. 2-Ply INGRAINS. RAG CARPETS. WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES. ALL NEW IN DESIGN,'

Boll & Morris, 30, 32 and 34 South Illinois St.

Closing Sale of Fans. 818 00 Enris .^>ow $9 00 12 SO Fan. No* 7 50 9 00 Fans Now 4 50 6 80 Fans Now 8 75 8 00 Fans Now 175 2 25 Fan. -....Now 1 25 FANS at 15c, 20c, 25o, up. No. 9 North Penn. St. This is the best c'aanoe to buy Fans ever offer*l to this city.

INDIANAPOLIS Savings Bank. 66 EAST MARKET STREET. f>e|M>aliurs only *ro Stocknoldere end rec«tr<* •*n»'re net proriui, W. N. JACKSON, FiaAdeat. JOHN W. KAY, Treaeunr.

CITY NEWS.

Persons leaving town for the season, «2id Summer travellers, can have The Daily News mailed to them, postpaid for fifty cents per month, the address heirs changed as often as desired. -+ There were 71 deaths in this city in the last’two weeks, the highest mortality reported for some time. Alexander k Craig, confectioner?, have filed their voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities, $3,500assets, $2,000. The chilled plow company, of South Bend, capital stock $1»0,000, has tiled articles of association with the secretary of state. Rev. W. F. .Black has located at Newman’ Illinois, and is in charge of a church thereHe is still one of the trustees of Butler university. • • Tho market lobby was oat in full force at council last night.. Likewise tho waterworks. The gas lobtiy was conspicuous by its absent*. Ingenious nrchins without smoked gla-s obtained a good view of the eclipse of the sun yesterday by observing its reflection in pools of muddy water. John Goughian now thinks that he was mistaken in supposing hfs assailant to have been Dick Armstrong, hack driver, as that brute has left the city. Indianapolis lost another game of ball to the Chicago# yesterday—12 to 9. The Blues will have to win to-day and to-morrow to cbmc out even on this series. Bishop J. A. Shorter, of the A. M. T!. church, who is in the city a few 4ays, was. tendered a reception last evening at the residence of Rev. J. M. Townsend. The school board warrants issued in 1874, amounting to $94,500, all of which, except $55, have been redeemed, were destroyed yesterday by the finance committee. George Bolish of Lafayette yesterday, paid into the U. S. marihal a specific penalty of $15 and costs for failing to destroy the stamps on empty cigars boxes and spirit casks. John Achey, Die murderer of George Leggett, having spent all his money in the purchase of a wife and experience, will be Dcfendedby Griffiths A Potts at his approaching trikl. B. F. Cravens, father-in-law of Dr. J. II. Wood burn and It. M. Patterson, died yesterday morning at McHenry, Illinois, aged 83 years* He was visiting one of his children at .that point.The circulation of the Southside is increasing—it has now got to the council chamber as well as to the city offices. Tho publishers will next supply- the habitues ox the mayor’s court. • When an attache hold? eleven tickets that pay $12 each, the support of the organ of the God and morality party in the attempt to crush out the combination pool deadfall can not of course be counted on. Governor Williams yesterday pardoned Caleb Johnson, convicted in this county, June 26, 1877, of grand larceny, andsentenc-ed for two years; and William L. Irving, sentenced to the county jail for 90 days, Mav 21, 1878, for bigamy. A howler for economy Wants to know if the threatened disruption of relations between the city and gas company will cut off the light of the council and city officers. Bless your life, no; that is provided for in the rent qI the rooms by the county.

TrnE AG* OF CHANGE. Amendment* Made to the Market Ordinance. When thecommiitee on markets was called in the coupcil meeting last night, a report waa received recommending the following changes in the general ordinance regulating maHketapas-ed a few Weeks ago; Allow fng dealers In miscellaneous articles to have stands on the markets. Fixing stall rents at 50 cents each six months, benches at 25 cents each six months, stands at the rate of 25 cents each six months. Giving clerk 25 cents for issuing license to peddler, 25 cents for repairing lease of licentiate. Permitting lessee of stand to sublet, upon payment of 15 cents for bench or 25 cents for stall to the market master. „ Requiring scales to be inspected and sealed every six months, and reducing fees of market master for his work about 00 j»er cent. Allowing refreshment stands, in market pi flees to be kept open at all rimes. Requiring all the curbstone stands to be taken away after the close of the market. Giving minors the right to lease stalls or benches. Also the following changes in the penal ordinance: Exempting fresh meats from the prohibition against forestalling. At this point'Mr. Marse» suggested referring thfr whole subject to the committee on markets and special committee, with instructions to report an ordinance embodying the amendments suggested. He criticised thenction of the committee, in listening to the demands of the grocery keepers, small boys and old women, in the effort to please them all. If that was attempted by the council the city never would have a market ordinance.* The report of the special committee was ‘asked for and read. It proposed about the same changes to the general ordinance as did the regular committee, and the repeal of aliout twenty sections of the penal ordinance, generally devoted to wiping out distinctions between city and licensed markets. This report was accompanied by a draft of an ordinance to carry into efl'ect the recommendations of the report. Mr. Wright introduced ordinances to repeal the general market and penal ordinances, which were laid on the table. The rules were then suspended, and the ordinances reported by the special committee read a second time. Dr. Walker made a noble effort to have tho matter postponed for one week, and he had the satisfaction of seeing it successful. The whole maUer was referred.to the committee on revision of ordinances to be licked into shape and reported as ordinances next Monday night. It was the general expression last night that in thcSe changes the best interests Of grocery keepers and hucksters hadbien carefully considered. The private consumer is left to take care of himself.

Expense of Running an Engine. In considering the best method of reducing

expenses the councils concluded that, in case the water works test proved successful in demonstrating that the protection they give is sufficient, three steam fire engines could be retired from service, and about $20,000 saved in this way. Chief Fendergast was instructed to estimate the cost of running each engine yearly,- and report to council, in order that it uwebt know just how far to go in this matter were it found

necessary to proceed farther. He reported last night, ana it is fair to say that no more astonished body of men could be found anv-

where than listened to its reading. Mr. Pendergast stated that he found the cost of running an engine to be only $2,4‘>0 per year. An expression of incredulous anuizainent spread over the faces of counciLmen, which was only partially dissipated by the reading of the following bill of particulars by Mr. Layman, member of the fire board: . ‘Salary of engineer, $750; of stoker, $638.75; of driver, $638;75; eoal, $30; kindling, $10; repairs on harness, $25; shoeing, $20; cleaning material, $5; bedding for horses, $15; whips, $2.50; repairs cm engine, $50; horse feed, $200; machine oil. $10; coal oil, $2; cotton w aste, $5; total, $3;402. Mr. Layman Stated that by abandoning the hose reels attached to the engines a saving of $3,000 a year each could be saved. There" are four men to a reel and three to an engine. Later in the evening the fire committee reported that it would require CO lamps to fit up the department for illuminating with oil, to cost $2.50 each. They recommended that the headquarters building, be first fitted up with lamps, and the experiment tried there to see how it works. The report was received, and the committee directed to proceed in accordance with its recommendation.

A pretty picture is a healthy looking and well cared for baby. By the use of Dr. Bull s Baby Syrup you can keep the health of your baby in a splendid condition. Price 25 cqnts a bottle.

A writer in one of our standard medical journals says.: “I was cured of dropsy in one month by using Hunt’s Remedy.” All diseases of tbne kidneys, bladder and urinary organs, are cured by Hunt’s Remedy,

New Medical Books. Hamilton on Nervous Diseases 31.50 Stinson’s Operative Surgery 2.80 Gotselin’s Suryical lectures 2 50 Jones’s Aural Curg'-rv l.. r >() Ttike on Insanity and its Preventive. 1.75 Tidy’s Modem Chemistry 5.00 Fowne’s Chemistry (uew edition) 2.75 CATHCART &~CLELANI), 26 E. Washinfrton St.

fob OVER EATING, ““W.;

5711 Man Reprl Just out and for sale by WM. B. BURFORD, Indianapolis ••"Fine Lithographic Work a specialty. Blank Booksof all kinds on hand or made to order. Job Printing of every variety. Legal Manks of All Kinds on Hand.

EXCELSIOR Steam Laundry, 3 and 5 Masonic Temple. Onr COLLAR axd CUFF work guaranteed to be the best in the city. BEii-CH OFFICES, } g ROSY CHEEKS,

United States Army Blouses AND Military Gaps OF ALL KINDS AT STOUT,S, The Hatter, 76 East Washington St. *a,8ole Agent for the Celebrated BOSS HAT

Schools and Colleges^ YciiLais’Hle

Mr. and Mm. J. H. KAFPKS. moouraged by the snccoi* of the past yew, bate determined to place their school upon a permanent basis. They will rerivln September with increase,I facilities

open ea: jSa

for Instruction

higher

>ran< uod<

of young ladles in the „ ish education rn languages and in musli

Preparatory Depart: ■ connected with th

is from a distance can b* accommodated with

branches of l.uglUb education, In the ancient and

H

I’reparatory Departmeu

will be connected with the Institute.

Puni. am s

for younger pupils

board at reasonable rates.

Circulars with full particulars will be Issued In a

few days.

Those wishing to become members of the school will confer a favor by making application early. A .Mr. ss J.-Il. KAI’PiiS, No. 132 tlaat North street, Indianapolis.

T\10C* !SA'V HOIKDINU ANO D AV U SCHOOL, for Uirls, at 477 North Penn, street, Indianapolis, opens September 12th. Special instruction in the “School of Music” by a pupil of the eminent “E, Tourjee,” Boston, Mass. In tierman and French by a pupil of the learned Rabbi Mayer, of Virginia. Address, for circulars. Bishop TALBOTT, Founder, or Rev. J. B. CLARK, A. M., Rector, 477 North Penn, st. - th vf

INDUSTRIAL ART SCHOOL, No. 265 North Tennessee street, Mrs. IxAgralxetm.

oa *T

Book-keepers, Reporters, Operators, School Teachers

At Groat Mercantile College, Keokuk, lo. ?A w

$74.50 o write well at home. Logansport, Ind.

Pavs'board,tuition and outfit at HALL’S Com’l College. Established since 18C7. Send

A. H ILL, (j)to tsAw

/JIB EG ARY IiVSI'ITIJTE, 1527 and 1529 x>' Spruce street, Philadelphia, Penn. Boarding and I>ay School for Young Ladles and Children, will reopen on MONDAY, September 23d. Board, and a complete course in Latin, English and French, $400 per annum. French is the language of the family. Madamk DTIutviLLY, Principal. ?

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, PA.,

Civi circular, apply to

None Safe Without

FRUIT CANS 50 cts. per dozen at DAVIS’S Tin Shop, 58 Ind. Ave. STEWART Paper Company, BROOKVTTJ.E, IND. Fine Book,Newspapers. The Indianapolis Dally and Weekly News Is printed on paper c glutaettuud by this company. Cass. Btfikud. Livinbston Howxawd. BYFIELD & HOWLAND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice In the Federal and State Courts. 01fiee in Hubbard’s Block, Booms 5 and 7, Indianaiolis. Indiana. Elooimiii; Health, InHo W

SUGARS.

Standard A, 10 cents por lb. Extra C, 9 cents per lb. C leilow, 8 cents per lb,

CHARLES WILSON,

53 N. Penn. St., Tlartlndale’n Block.

R. G. Dun & Co., 83 South Meridian Street. CONDTrS 8TONB BLOCK, A. C. TBOWBRIDGE. Manager.

Hotels and Summer Resorts. Fareons leaving town for the reason, and Summer travellers, can have The Dally News mailed to them, postpaid for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired. SHERWOOD FOREST, Green Lake, Dart ford, Wl*. Health, pleasure and everything that can conduce to either. Boating, bathing, fishing, riding, driving, swimming, all sorts of games and pastime*, joined to choler society. First-class hotel accommodations at reasonable prices. For puliculars, send postal card lor circular or call at News office. J. C. SHERWOOD, Proprietor,

WEST BADEN SjDirxxigrs, Via Orleans Station or Shoals, Orange County, Ind The Place to Go for Health, Comfort or Recreation. Prices to suit the times. For particulars, address Dr. J. A. LAN E, West Baden. T

JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE Alum Springs, Rockbridge County, Ya., Eight mile* Goshen Depot, Chesapeake A O. R. R. Elegant coaches, good roads, picturesque country. Fine hotel, only one in Virginia with gas and electric bell; superb cottages. Dost or telegraph offices in hotel. Aside from the noted Mum waters are the best Cholybeate Springs In the country, which afibrd a direct and powerful tonic. For fuller particulars, write J AS. N. WOODWARD, Manager. 7

Rockbridge Alum Springs, Rockbridge County, Ya. The most remarkable waters yet discovered for their medical properties. Mountain air. scenery, bathing, hunting, games and choice society from every section. For full particulars, address JA3 A. FRAZIER, Proprietor, for pamphlet. T

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, BROADWAY, 3ST EJ X7V7” -SrOUBE.. THIS POPULAR RESORT for Travelers has been rejuvenated and Improved. All the features that have so signally contributed to its world-wide reputation will be maintained. A uniform rate of prices, 83.50 per day, for all parts of the house. URIAH WELCH, Proprietor,

N. J. Hyde, Manager. fl.50 to $2 per day. National Hotel, A. NALTNER, Proprietor, South side of Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

St Denis Hotel, Corner Broadway and Eleventh Street, NEW YORK CITY, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, In connection with the well-known Taylor’s Saloon, The most centrally located Hotel in the city. MU'Prices in accordance with the timea. WM. TAYLOR. Proprietor.

7b“ BALMY SLEEP, ^~ utam

BUSINESS CARDS. TYR. CAST©??—Office and Residence, 147 N. 1/ New Jersey st.

-lYR. S. »». WHAKTOW--Office and real JL/ dence, 208 Bright street, cer. Vermont.

W AHOftEY A Cl.A H K. Hculptau and ITI Monument Makers, 70 1^. Delaware it.

Tj OiTIOKPATH-Dr. HAGGART—Office, 84 XT K. Market at. Residence, 79 N. Alabama

TlOKSe-NHOKINU-By Jobs Malomt XI 88 S. Alabama street, who makes ’em stick.

TYF-HIHAN, I.ONtt A HEIM-KS, rx URBXBTAXK33, 15 Circle street

1 Vrt, CM AS, U. PKAKsOti, Office, 126 U North Meridian street. Office hours, 8 to 10 a. m., 1:30 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.

t t. Bov©, mi. rj . Surgeon and Homeeopathle Physician, 59 if ass. five., residence fl9 E. Market st.

nomifaUOK A itlAKstKK, Mnr*it»na, \J Offices—107)4 South Illinois street. 76 East Michigan street.

T AW OFFICF OF OLIVER H 11 Wilson, Room 82 Vance Block. Special attention given to Bankruptcy and Internal Revenue cases, oi ts

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

> HYDRA NTH, Street Washers, rumps. Hose Pipes, t'oupllngs and Bauds; L«&d aud Iron Pipe; Steam, tias and Water Supplies; Ruth Tubs,Kauge Boilers, Barth* era Ware, etc. JQHM KNIGHT, 110 and 11A South Delaware.

WE Call especial attention^© our large stock of PIANOS and ORGANS, Direct from the Factory. Decker Bros. (Grand, Square and Upright,) Kranich A Bach, Haines Brothers, Ohio Volley, Valley Gem and other Pianos, at prices that can not fail to suit the closest purchaser. Estey Organs, Clough 4 Warren Organs. Send for catalogues and prices, D. H. BALDWIN & CO,, t 82 N. Pennsylvania 8t.

PRIDE OF CUBA A Royal Good 5-CENT CIGAB.

F. CHRISTMAN, T 44 West Washington St. foe RICH blood, ho w

COUNTY TICKET. For Clerk—DANIEL M. BAN8DELL. For Sherlfi—JOHN T. PRES8LY. For Treasurer—THOMAS SCHOOLEY. For Auditor—WILLIAM A. PFAFF. For Judges Superior Court—HORATIOC. NEWCOMB, DANIEL W. HOWE, DAVID V. BUP.NS. For Judge Criminal Court—JAMES E. HELLER. Prosecuting Attorney Criminal Court—JOHN B. ELAM. For County Corauiaslonere—GEORGE F. MCGINNIS, MOSES ALLEN. For Coroner-WILLIAM H. WISHARD. For County Surveyor-HERVEY B. FATOUT. For Representatives—W. W. HEROD, J. B. CONNOR, C. B. ROBINSON, J. W. GORDON.

Copies of R. L. POLK & CO.’S New City Directory for 1878 can be procured at The News office, where exchanges of other cities can also be found for reference.

H % ittOT . STRENGTHENS. TJAINTKK’8 BtANUAl—House ana Sign A Painting, graining. Tarnishing, polishing, kalsorolning, papering,lettering, staining, gilding, etc., 60 eta. Book of Alpha beta, 50. Scrolls and Ornamenta, fl. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, 60. Watchmaker and Jeweler, 60. Carpenter, 50. Horeeeboer, 26. Soapmaker, 25. Taxidermist, 60. Of booksellers or by mail. J trass Hurxx A Co., 119 Nassen street. New York.

fo« INDIGESTION,

TEAS WHOLESALE.

PURE TEA—NEW SYSTEM. Open 9 to 3ABBETT BUILDIHG, 81 VIRGINIA AVENUE.

Special Closing Sale. We will for the next Ten Days give Immense Bargains in LINEN SUITS, ZEPHYRS, SHAWLS, Fancy Wool SHAWLS, MILLINERY GOODS and DRESS GOODS. We must reduce these stocks, and In order to do so we have marked every article at a ruinous price. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET A GENUINE BARGAIN. Come early before tho cream of th* stock is sold.

RIVET & PARDRIDCE, Tn.-A.3DES 26 and 28 West Washington St.

•arSENb FOR CATALOGUE OF STYLES. TWt

Ryan, “The Hatter," Ho. 23 South Illinois Street, Occidental Hotel AN IMMENSE LINE OF SUMMER ROODS. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING, IIYDRAXTS, STREET WANHERS. LAWN SPRINKLERS, RUBBER HOSE and HOKE REELS. Old lllose repaired. Jobblug la Plumbing and Oais Pitting promptly attended to. «'H AS. W. millKAlL, 7 M u tiudale’s Block, 2 doors south of Grand Opera House, Indianapolis, Indiana ' tu-tu-s MILL WOOD.

loads without bark, sawed Hove length, for fl. T® be had card order to GEORGE SPELLMAN, 456 East Ohio street.

SPECIAL TO TEACHERS.

THE DIRECTOBS OF THE Irian Sctol of Art Have arranged for Professional Teaehers a speoia. course of Instruction during the summer vacatloc carefully adapted to their requirements as instruct-

ors.

A Very Low Rate of Tuition Ess been established for this coarm. All th advantages of the School will be accorded, and choice may U made ol any branches ol study preferred. For lull Information, address the Secretary IN* DIANA SCHOOL PI A LI, Indianapolis, Ind. r*RAND OPERA HOUSE. VJ TWO NIGHTS ONLY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, August 1 and 2.

Announcing

H. Dlpkez, 1-renow ned

Manager.

ng the

DCPBEZ i- BEN'EWCT’S

Gigantic Famous Minstrels. A monster corps of artists, composed <Jf Eight Unrivaled Comedians, Four Artistic- Popular Knd

Mei

PI tn

rivaled Comedians, Pour Artistic- Popular Knd n, Faninus Cloggist, Song and D.uioe Artists, leafing Burlesque Female Prima Donna, a well -all (d Vocal Quartette. ^ Admission, 75, 5C and 25 cents. No extra e)mr,:e for reserved seats. Now on sale at Beuhain’s, 23 North Pennsylvania street. tv n

CLOSING OUT STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS VERY LOW. EGAN & TREAT, THE TAILORS. O. Y. HUGO, * MANVFACTUBEJt 09 Carriages, Spring Wagons, Buggies,Ktc Nos. 200 and 204 West Market st. M.A11 Leather Top Phaetons lor fliio, and other work in proportion.

For OLDS A ANDREWS’S German MotUeei Soap. It is superior to all others, aa. Office, 28 E. Georgia st.

HOP BITTERS CURES GRAVEL

cases every

necessary in long-

Dr. D. has had tbis^H

DR. DUFF,

No. 39 Kentucky Av.,

A regular graduate of medicine, has been longer engaged In the special treatment of chronic otoedses than any other physician In Indlanapollii. Experience insures success, and it is self-evident

that a physician treating thousands of year, attains a degree of skill necessa standing chronic cases. Dr. D. has fiat

ricnce, and will be glad to see any one, sun-nag with disease A friendly talk and his opinion costs nothing. ConCdeirtial consultation tree and invited, personally or by mail. Hours from 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Sundays, 12 to 1 p. m. Remedies sent by

mailer express.

fey- PAMPHLETS FREE j&t Estey Organs. Call snd see Estey’s New Style, SOI. IT LEADS ALL OTHER ORGANS. Send for catalogues. D. H. BALDWIN & CO., 22 N Pennsylvania St. DECKER BBOTHEBS’ PIANOS.

Vienna Bakery Ice Cream, 75 Massachusetts Avsns

TRY

BIG MUSCLE

In Hop

Indianapolis Time Table. Depart. Arrive, Cleveland, Columbus^ Cincinnati *nd Indlanape

L. ABt.LEx.dn 7:46am Ind W A M Ex 10:56am Union Ac„.. M .„ d.-OOpm

N. Y.AH. Exd>y 4:16am D’y * tsp’i’g Ex 4:15am Union Ac 6::t0am Day ton A Col Ex 12:00m N.Y. A B.Ex d’y 6:»0pm

E[k A Ft W Ex 6:80pm NY A StLEx d> 10:r,6pa

Col. 8 A Ind Ex 10:66pm

Brightwood Diviaion. (C., C, C. A L Railway.)

Depart daily

4:15am «:10aru

10:o0am 11:20am ........... 6.55pm daily... 6:20pm

11:10pm

Arrive daily.

6:45am 10:30am

.... 10;tWam 4:30pm 5:45pm — 6:65pm daily... 10:85pm

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis R. W.

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Mail train

Day Exp d’y.„ l:00pm Terre Haute Ac. 4:00pm Pacific Ex d’y sit :00pm

Indianapolis and St. Louis R. K.

4s05am il:00am 6:55pm

Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette R. B (Cincinnati Division.) CABtLFLd’y s 4:15am J Gyeensburg Ac.. *:30am Cincinnati AC...11:20am | ChiA3t L mail...l2:20pm QGeensiiiurg Ac_ 4:25pm j Western Ex 6:40pm hriA5tLm'lpc. 6:55pm | CAfitLFLd’y...10:55pm

4:20am 11:00am 8:45pm 5:45pm

Vandalia Line.

7:00am

Richmond Ac.... 9:55am T AEFL^J^OP-xi-flSS ici s:40pm

Fast line d’y.... 8:45sm Mail cud Ac..,..,10:05am Day Ex d’w 6:Sf.pm Mall and Se... M . 6:40pm

Day Ex pc 8:00am 1 N. Y. Ex d’y-... 4t Local Exa C:f0pm Indi.xnapolisAc.il: N. Y. Ex d’y s. 11-00pm | Day EtTZ. 5:

P A B Ex 6:10am Chicago 5!ail pc 12:45pm Western Ex 6:55pm ChiF Ld’y rca 11:15pm

Lafayette Division.

ChiFL d’ly 3:'0am Cincinnati Ac 11:50am Chicago Mail.... 5:35pm LafyetteAc 8:30pm

Indianapolis, Bloom!often and Western R. W.

FacExAMail 7:00am Craw A ccom 8:55pm KanATSpecial... f:00pm KIAWEx rcc dyll :00pm

EASEx daily.... 4:10am Champaign Ac« .11:00am DayEiAMail 5:40pm

Bitten,

.Cfau tniuti, Hamilton and Indianapolis R. R. Mail A Cin Ex.... 4:15am ' Mail 12:15pm Accoinmoda’on.. 4:35pm 1 Western Ex.....10:30pm

Indianapolis and Vincennes R. R.

MailACairoEx.... 8:00am | Spencer Aoc 9:06am Spencer Accom.. 8:35pm | MailACairoEx... 6:35pm

Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago R. W.

FtWTclADetM 1. 7:25am I CAMCEx daily.. 4:06am Ci.iAToiEx 12:25pm | Pern Aooom 9:85am PAM rKxccAa... 6:U>pm I TolAFtWEx 12:00m TolACEx daily a.U :10pm I ChiAM.C Mall.. 5:25pm Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis R. U. LouisASEx s 4:10am I Madison Mail 10:00am MadALKx d’Jy_ 7:SOnm MANortiiEx. 10:0)ipm OIAMudAcc.... 8:15pm I Day Express 6:15pm SAKvEx rc 6:00pm I KightEx daily...to r/mni Cincinnati, Wabash A Michigan, Via Bee Line. Indianapolis, depart 4:30am 6:45pm

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Wars

Goshen,

Wabash, Warsaw,

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4:40pm ....4:20pm

Llkbart, ......x - ..up m Kalamaroo “ ..JDWpm G. Rapida, “ _7 ;40pm

Eel River Railroad.

East. West.

7:42am 6:V>sm 5:13am 4:10am 8:.Vmm 7 ;.':0am 10;00am

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Lafayette, Maude A Bloomington B. R (Via I., C. A L. B. R. from Indianapolis-Imme-

diate connection at Lstiayette.) Eastward. Westward. Leave t Leave

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CrawforJavilie and Southwestern Railway. Via LC.&L. Beil way. Bonth. North.

Lafayette. 8:06 pm Gibeon—.. 6:21 pm 12:06 i Ind*r>o)is Ar6:4«»m | Bl’vtan ar. 7:50 pm 1:20 G. W. SMITH, Gen. Paaa. Agent, Lafayette

Legamport..,

Colfax.,

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” 8:88 pm OawfordsvilU.. 9:20 pm

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Terre Haute.... J9:55 pea

Logansport....... 8:25 pm

6:30 am

Colfax 6:00 pas

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CrawfordsTille™ 7:10 pm

“ 9:50 am

Terre Haute...., 6:30 am

“ 4:10 pm l “ 12:46 pm Ft. Wayne, Muncie and ancinnatl—Via Bee Lin* Ft. W-J.AD.Ex 6:80pm I FtW.J.AD.Ex 10:30am

| Et-W.J.A D.Ex 10:46pm

c«»e between IndianapoU*. and LonJerille, New Albany A Chicago.

(Via L, B. A W.)

10:00 am I CrawfordavlRe, I north 7:16 pm •:60 am | Crawfordavllle, | south 7:0® pm

Trains marked thus, RC, reclining chair. Trains marked thus, 8, indicate Bleeper.

Thus, P, parlor cars.

EXHIBITION. Indiana Art Amodation, open daily from »«. au to 10 prtn., Fletcher A Sharpe Block. Admission. TMOIAMAPOLIh 1 BOWLING ALLXYS, Cor. Pennsvl vanla and Bonth streets. WM. BUEHRIG, ProptrieOOg,