Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1885 — Page 3

THE IHDlAIlAJeüLIÖ DAILY SfiiM TiJNEL THUESDAY UOBNIHG JANUARY 8 1885

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Hcctlny8 or the Stockholders and Directors of the Indlfjiapolia Boiling Mill. Peculiar Financial Trnneactlona Tne Wages of Missouri Railroad Men Mr. Fink's Appointment Otner Items. F. F. GlT'ns bM been appointed agent ol the L. and K. at thh point. The project to build a line between Indianapolis and New Albany to compete with the J., M. and I. has been revived. General Freight Agent McLeod, of the C, U. and D., will appear before the Indianapolis Committee of the East-bound pool to answer to the charge of rate cutting. There is a growing demand for "empiieV cn the Tarioua Indianapolis roads as the grain movement increases, and it is a noticeable fact that very few carj are sidetracked at the present time. Had the railroads, in turning over a new leaf on January 1, firmly decided not to blot the clean white page with the record of the tpotter, the man whom no one respects and whom the railroad management themselves consider a necessary nuisance, they would have been eternally blessed by conductors and the public generally. W. H. Wharton, a veteran in the auditing department of the J., M. and I., who was transferred to the office of Superintendent McKenna when the former office wai moved to I'itUbnrg. has been summoned to that city by telegraph to assist in placing the JM ard I. branch of the consolidated office in smooth running order. A general order ha? been issued by Superintendent Vandergrift, of the T., C. and St. L., abandoning from dite all classes of trains between Frankfort and Toledo. All stations except ccnnty seats will also be closed. This throws out of employment thirty crews. The closing of the road is all owing to the fact that the bondholders failed io effect organization, There are rumors afloat to the effect that "William Dowd, formerly President of the Hannibal and St. Jce, will ba tendered the residency of the ilonon at tha next annual meetirg of the company. It is said that it was at his suggestion that Mr. J. 13. Carson was made General Manager of this roai. Mr. Dowd is considered one of the most able railroad men in the country, and is eminently fitted to be at the head cf this great railwy system, 8iid a prominent shipper yesterday: "I don't remember the time when freight ratss were to well maintained out of this city. I had a large consignment of grain for the ic aboard yesterday, and tried my best to tend it out at cut rates, but all was of no avail. None of the roads would give m a special rate, so I had to let it go at full tariff. Ibe shippers may bs breaking rates at Tfcria, Chicaeo and St. Louis, but they are ECt doing it at Indianapolis." A sppcial to theLouis7ii Courier-Journal frcm Knoxville, Tenn., says: News of Ilenry Fink's appointment as Receiver of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Kailroad was received throughout the territory covered by this system with a feeling of great pleasure. In this city, especially, where the East Tennessee controls all lines centering here, there was a large amount of rejoicing among business men and the public generally. Had the plan of a receivership failed, the entire system would have parsed into the hands of Seney'a party, who control the Richmond and Danville system, almost destroying competition betweea Eastern cities and extreem Southwestern points, also abutting off Knoxville'a wholesale trade with the coast States. As Fink is the present General Manager of the road, no probability of a cnaDge in officials is anticipated. The report ol the Commissio ner of Labor Statistics or Missouri shows that there are 19,480 railroad employes in that State, whose yearly earnings average as follows: General officers, $4,524; assistant and division superintendents, $2,400; civil engineers, $1,834; master mechanics, $3,000; masters of trass portation, road masters and bridge foremen, $1,440; clerks, $732; macninists, ?310; passenger conductors, $1,056; freight conductors, $ 1, 0S0; passen eer engineers, $1,030; firemen, SCC0; wipers. $432; baggagemen, $003; brakemen. $GS4; station agents, not telegraph operators, $084; station agents, also telegraph operators, $084; telegraph operators, not station agents, ?GC0; carpenters. $780; section foremen, $507; section men, $307; laborers, $343.20; switchmen and watchmen, $430; bridge tenders and pampers, $420, and other employes, $592. THE K0LLI5O MILL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING, The annual meeting of the Indianapolis Holling Mill was held yesterday, and the old Board of Directors was elected. The report of Secretary Morgan was submitted showing that the property of the rolling mill had depreciated in valne dnring the past year, and thai the company had lost money, the only lource of income being from the foundry at the mill and from trackage. Income from these sources was about $1,500. The loss from shrinkage and other causes daring the year amounts to $28,000. The company's read, the Bedford and Bloomfield, has earned during the year $00,000. The road Is in excellent condition, & considerable amount having been expended in repairs during the year just past. Immediately after the adjournment of the stockholders a meeting of the directors was called and the following officers elected. Aquilla Jones, President; 8. W. Margan, Secretary and Superintendent; J. Thomas, Trcasner. Thedirectors then discussed the question of converting the rolling mill into a bar iron rcill;also, the conversion of the steel rail mill into a tteel bridge manufactory. It was estimated that it would take nearly $100,000 to make the changes, and the Secretary and Treasurer were appointed a committee to report upon the advisability of making the rhenges. The board also recommended President Jones for the position of Postrrtstsr at this point before it adjourned. JICCLIAR FINANCIAL TRANSACTION. There has been considerable surprise at the announcement that the Southern Development Company would purchase the coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the Houston and Tezaa Eailread. This is a road controlled entirely in the Huntington interest, and according to the last annual report for the year It 33, Its net earnings were more than CO per cent in excess of the amount necessary to meet the interest on all its Obligation, exclusive of the proceeds from the tales of land, of which the company had, in it original grant, 5.240.CCO acres. It is understood that the earnings of last j ear Lato cot iftllen behind thoee of ltS3,

and that the company has earned a surplm above its fixed charges. The interest on the consolidated and ths general mortgage bondj, amounting to 7,202.000, which fell due in October and November, was promptly paid, and naturally, the first mortgage bondholders were surprised at the ofler, only two months later, to parchase the coupons on the first mortgage bonds amounting in all to $0,072,000. The acquisition of these coupons by the Southern Development Company, which retains them uncanceled, necessarily makes this company, which is entirely controlcd by the Huntington party, a creditor upon the same footing as holders cf fist mortae bond?, but with interest much greater antagonistic to them. A number of bondholders who had presented their coupons and made the assignment in the form of a bill cf sale to tho Southern Development Company, returned the money and received their coupons back. No explanation was Riven, either by the bankers or the company, and a meeting of the bondholder, for consultation, will be held at an early day. C. I. Hudson fc Co. have been tLe leaders in the movement, and have already secured the support of a ldrge number of bondholders.

COURT-HOUSE LOCALS. j The Oable Divorce Suit on Trial An 1 $0,000 Suit Agalnet the Boo Line Road Other Notes. The divorce suit of Qeorge Richardson vs. Nancy Richardson was dhmissed in Room 1 yesterday. Judge Taylor has taken the ca3e of Levia r. Campbell vs. the I. and V. Road under advisement. Judge Howe yesterday granted a divorce to Frank Converse from Alice Converse on proof of cruelty and abandonment. Judge Walker yesterday tried the divorco suit 6f Melvina Jones vs. Charles Jones, and took It under adyiscment The proDi as failure to provide. The divorce tuit of David Gable vs. ilary Gable, is on trial in Room 2, with a ho3t of witnesses to be heard. Gable filed suit for divorce, alleging a good deal of badness, and Mary tiled a cros complaint, charging substantially the same things agaiast her husband. The argument in the Wr.ht-istal contest case was concluded, ye3te:day, and the case was taken under advisement by the Ccmmitsioiier?. It will probably be dec'.dad to-day. Oae of the attorneys expressed it as his opinion that the case will b appealed, the decision of the, County Board not likely to prcve satisfactory to tb.9 Eide against whom it is given. Daniel Feeley yesterday took & judgment in Rcom No. 2 asaiP.'t Alva P. May cn a note for $1,2S2 12. This wa afterward stst aside and the case transferred to Roun No. 3. where it is now on trial before Jude j Walter. In Room No. 2 also David D. Long trok judgment against May fcrn.S'O.SO, and Preston Rider and others sgainst tho eanue defendant for S2'J5.S0. Bc'.h suits were oa notes. J. A. Closser Sc Co. yesterday filed a complaint in .four paragrepha with seven exhibits against tie Bee Line Read, asking for jndgmtnt cpon all the paragraphs of tha complaint for $8,000. The plaintiffs allege an oral contract with the ro&d whereby it was to deliver grain for them in Philadelphia at the rate of sixteen and cne-half cents per 110 weight, but plainti tTs were to pay twenty-one cents per 100, and afterward, upon presentation, were to be allowed a rebate of four and one-half ceata. The amount of the rebate claimed in the first paragraph is $507; in the second, Ml.G; in tha third, $1,01-8, end in the fourth, $3,210, making a total cf $1,950 CO. Local Courts. UTkRIOB COURT. Boom No. 1 Hon. N. B. Taylor. Judgo. George Richardson vs. Nancy Richardson. Suit for divorce. Dismissed. The Phtcnix Foundry Machine Works vs. Chauncy Untier. Suit on note. Dismissed. Lewis . Campbell vs. tho Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Company. Guit for damrges. Taken under advisement. Albert Blum vs. Joseph Schwabacher et al. Suit on account. On trial by jury. Eoom No. 2 Hon. D, W. Howe, Juflza. Daniel Fcelsy vs. Alva P. May. Kote. Judgment for $1,282.12. David D. Long vs. Alva P. May. Note. Judgment for $1,850.80. Preston Rider et al. vs. Alva P. May. Note. Judgment for $253.80. Anna G. Wilson vs. James Gneer et al. To quiet title. Under advisement. Maty P. Stewart vs. William H. English et al. To quiet title. Decree for plaintiff. Frank Converse vs. Alice Converse. I vorce granted plaintiff. David Gable vs. Mary Gable. Divorcs. 0 : trial by the court. Room No. 3. Hon. L. C. Walker. Judza. Melvina Jones vs. Charles Jones. Suit for divorce. Tried and taken under advircment. Daniel Feely vs. Alvin P. May. Suit cn account. On trial by the court. CRIMINAL COCKT. Hon. Pierce Norton, Jadze, Stats vs. Anson J. Gardner. Embezzlement. On trial by jury. Women's Department of the Stato Fair Association. A meeting of the female department o' the State Agricultural Association was held yesterday in the rooms of the Stats Library. An interesting letter from Mrs. Sarah 12. Franklin, of Anderson, was real on the fair work in that county. Mrs. Sasan D. Baell and Mrs, A. J. Cochran were elected mem bers. The following officers were elected f jr the enming year. President Mrs. A. M. Noe. Indianapolis Vice President Mrs. Dr. Sboptansb, Fendietoa. Secretary Mrs-M. M. Finch, Indianapolis. Asslf tant Secretary Mlsa Alary Heron, Indianapolis. Disbursing Committee Mrs. Fannie Saldeler, Mrs. L. Haw tins, ilrs. J. E. Cobb, aud Mrs. C F Mount. Count? Vice Presidents Mrs. A. F. Armstrong, Kokomo; Mm. t-'arah K. Franklin, Anderson; Mrs. William L. Flick, Lawrence; Mrs. L. D. Fitch, Oakland, Laporte County; Mrs. Fearl . lynn, GreenLeld. Mis. Florence M. Adkinson was placed in nomination for the position of Secretary, but the declined to serve on account of other business engagements, shehaving acceptably filled the position heretofore. Mrs. Adkinton was complimented by one of the ladies in this organization, remarking that she might well be termed the mother of the Wo man's Department of the State Fair Association. II I W Request for Prayer. The Evangelical Alliance having appoint td Friday as a day of prayer for the Unions, including among the petitions deliverance from intemperance and the evils of the opium tragic, we earnestly request that in

all the churches of Indiana rcisl prayer b iiiCfle for success in the efforts to say the children from such habiti by legnl Instruction in the public fchool as to t'ie nature and efTects of alcoholic driots, stimulants end narcotics upon the human system. M. I Wills. Pres't. Ind. V. C. T. U. L. E. Keid, State Sap't. Scientific Dep't. Eeal Estate Tranarera. ThefoilowlEgd?od3 Tcrs rrrded Vdncslay, January 7, aa reported t7 Rte- A Ecranamer, bnrvt compilers, 13 and 15 Tücrpe Eloct. Telepics, l,C4i: Mry V. ruJtzur.d hcVtcii t" Ann 11. iictt'H et al.. varrauty di-cl to prt of Foutliwcst quarter et ioü;i.nt q unr'.er, KCticc 3J. toTrsiip J7. ranee J - CO TAilliiraC. AvCtztnn üod ife to Micr.ael F. Wer, quit c!a:m deed to pirt of let 20 in Drake..- MajKcw'b tin addition to the cut of Ir.di-apc'.Is 23 21 Ecloiron Kli-pcr arcl wile tox'Jwerl U. llartL-.Aü, rarrnr.ty CaZ to lota U sad 10 in M-py"8 addition to f'at'eton.. 1.7C0 00 John Vi", riarlin and wi'e to AnCrew J. Tsrltcn. qnit cin (iped to Jo: 23 in F.arreVs EUbrJiviCon cf HatcLlass & l'arweil ß I'rooka-.ue adiiUoa to the citv ci IiiditiLipolIs C3 C3 Jimrs A. IwOOfccvelt and rrifa to Marens

l- Krown, quit ciaua coed to part cl lot 20. square 15 in Llale'a cicdivuiou cf outioi 3.5 in the city cf IcaUnapolU.. Jonn J. Carrlger aad wife to Hamilton Failfp, tvarraaiy deed to Iris i and 5 ia A rr.e,' Fabdivision cf out'.ct 15 la tb3 CO 03 city ci JnuiauaFolÄ... 2.5C3 CO Ccveyanccs, : ccuLlScrallon 512,053 21 nobbed a Cripple Thieves broke into the stand cf Martin Gimtner, ca the East Market, at an early hour yeaterd.ty momin and robbed it of all i ts contcnt3j about 100 -worth in tobaccus, coLTtO, etc. This included the entire capital cf G im in er, and is a sorious Ices to him. lie is a cripple, and with difficulty is able to get to his stand on crutches. he Hau dull Scheme. Ilndlarapclls News.) .v'cme TVcshieion speculation is busyiüg itself with T7hat Eandall would do should he bscozis Escretrj cf tho Treasury. The crsai question in sncli cn event would rather be, Tv hat would the pecclo do? o far as Pandall is concerned, b.9 would rivet still tighter the cl. tins of tho tariif which even noT7is chcln: j tho lue-blocd cf tho country, In the fa:-1 cl tens and huareJs cf theü sands i. ' "oiiins men, idl3 ßiciply becausa we ..vc rrcro pioiuct3 than we csn censu; sd are ehut in by the tarifl fromttlllr Lho surplus abroad; in the face cf this suicidal condition, Handall is crjinc; the remission of every cent of Internal revenue tax. That sounds like a Ersat alioviation, doesn't it? Bat what dees it mean .' It meana sinply the taking cf the tax o'J whiy aud tobacco. Now, wfcoca will free whiiky and tobscco benefit? Not tha corjEutcer, cy n.ro thr.n tho remission of tha tax on patent tasdicincs has reduced the price thereof. It will öiniply put colonial Io. tunes within easy reich of the whisky and tob ceo mr n. Mid to whatever small degree it m:cht reduce tho pries ti the confcuniir would be no saving; for b'jth are articles to the purchain of which pries never was n for. Pnt this is F.andüli's fchecue, in order to raite all tho Gov&rumont revanua by a tariir, ?s he has srecificaUy announced, ßrd so still further f.cere ths con:: try for the benefit cf IV nnsylvani'a ruotiopoliit? chiefly. If tha workincman of ihis country cibliit to such a prorararr.o as this they will df 6?rve ail the hardship that will come noon thcui from lov waces, high living, little work rr r:cne ht all. üsnditll nnd his school are tha most danjeerru enemies thr.t th?9 cormtry hao just no-v. I'cr ia him on a th ri is tbf caust cf high protection which vs& defeated at the p.ilis, ir.akinp; its way to re ft nrd attetciri s!l under the natni of Dersrcrory and reforr.i which it boldly c'ai'uoed for Itself. Will the p op!e of th'S country it quietly by tud bo robbtd cf their victory ? i 7E1S3 IS 751! Gr.r:ui;jEi tCLi clt i"i rem rs vrnn euf? wrappers eej 1UAT SlKIP CVZa COKS I3 ET-OKEN. Orr traüe-nark aronud ctct7 tottls. In Siefen? Sven Drcp is Werth Ih YltlM in Gold! .iJriCQSOCcnis.. it -r f f i Ci 1 ' ,. y i ft. It ratdnes andyteaia a!l tüss ci inflammation. CATAhKU, COLLS, ÜIAUl'.UEA, IlHEÜMAT13M, NbURALGIA, hsa curtsd note cases than anythiuc ever prescribed. DIFLITKEIIIA, SOKJi THKOAT; u;e it rrorar!?, delay is danEeroua, FILES, BLIND, BLEEDING UP. ITCHING ÜIX EK9, OLD OR NV V.OUNU9, BRUISES, BÜRN8. T(X)TIIAUHE, EARACIIE, 60RE UYE9, 6CALDS, SPKAINS: tho grectcct known remedy. Controls HEMORRHAGIC, FEMALE COMFLAIhT. ELEED1NG IIopo, Hcntn, Stomaca, Lacgs, or from any cauc. FtcrPoi aa by a ch.rm. It Is called the W0ND2R OF I1EA LING. Dfkd externally akd LNTX25ALLY, We have an avalanche of teetlsaonlaia. end for ocr book Mailed Freel. It wlU tell yoa all about it 3 IT IS rySAKB TO CEE ANY PREPARATION aXCEFl the GENUINE with oust iDiBEcnons. Fzices 60a a, n.75. mi EITHAfT CO.. U m Ave. Hew York. ii ß H ill! Wkrfi r.'-Tn.i.nfM.d'. iV.fy, !ol r tkll'.nt povrt, TCtarUeJ c:ot.i or cTricorj hy uew D:etho4 a 9Qf.:luc rbrcl Una cad t. Gives rsbutt r,J trdy Tis- r imrl.a p Yj buiKling Bp tb t(l tiKU'l anil r"tcf Lt't:nt nourihTBct t wakeat portion. Full atientii. deTelT'ment, aud f oartiona ila to ctrrerrsn of t."a hxif. EJw-ta hwn wilblaadar. Kobit f (t.ruc'ai.t; r enauT:t, ijrt, iimpi. M Ileal, r.rhan cl an ! ai .tiiU'l i:ce coml ine.t M W bllT It.urru de cf Im'.-.ir-ut tta :iict aacr.wful known to tba fcMic.l iri- ...I." Cm. lwrrul Oj'. " W. ail tr tiiorHinrnt."-B' filo Ifrr. Btrinc. AboTe qn( kpry ci niUrp"!: tatirn." .V. T. 11c-e u4 w. " Uefr is! toerai3i??it Us ; 1! nny ti'y tma-ltM wlifccol tt." S. T. I ia.'ea. "lu lCitutin f tro. n.r' t with (Oonntli,:ii.iiK arr.ycf tc!in crrt ,1--at. Srr Tktnt Statt. Anta foroar Tr'Ur for Nt Vlf." i; Lat.cn. rV-ci.C.i aid Jru-I. UaUeJ, atalai filaB unJ'.pa. AJiita ERIE MEDICAL CO., DUFFALO, fl.Y.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. STATE OF INDIANA. MARION CO. Of vice of the City Ci.bk, ) Indiana tolls. January 5th, läSö. j To Uriah Day. Caroline Day his wife, John Da. Lhrateth McCoy, and Jane Green, heirs of George II. Day, deceased: You are hereby notified that Jame C. Yohn, William Haßley, Francis V. Ilamilton, John L. F. Stcez and August M. Kuhn. CommlMioners duly arointed b? the Jndse of Civil Circuit Court ol War ion County, Indiana, in accordance with the provision of act of the General Assembly oi tfce state of Indiana, entitled. "An act In relation to the laying out, opening, widening, alteram and vacation of ftreeta, alleys and hishwsjs. &Dd lor straightening or altering of water couife by the cities ol this State, and provlling for the atrointraent cf CommitNloners to assess teceflts and smses. providing tbelr duties, and the mttLodof i.rccedure, and providing for the collection of benefit, and payment of damage, and prescribing the duttn oi city oiliccrs In relation thereto, and providing remedies in such matters." apt roved and signed March ITih. 1S7J, and all amendments thereto, will moet in the office of the City Clerk, Room C, basement Ceurt Boufe, in the city of IndianspoMs, on Monday, the 9tfj cay of February, A. D, 1S5, at ten (10) o'clock a. in., for the purpose of aprraling and autMing the damages and benenn (if there be any,) atcruiLg to the owner or owners ol the land or lot through which it la proposed to open an alley to connect the first alley west of California street, running south from Indiana avenu?, with the first alley weft of California street, running north from North street, in outlot No. 160, in the City of Indianapolis. The Common Council and Board of Aldermen of the said City of Indianapolis propose toopsn the above described alley to a width of twelve (12) feet, ss provided for by a resolution now on file in the office of the City Clerk. By order of the Common Council and Board of Aldermen. Witness my band Rnd the seal of the City cf Indianapolis, this Ma .day of Januseal ary, 185. GEO. T. BREUNIG, City Clerk. Sale for Street Improvement.

By virtue of a certain precept to me diracrel by the Mayor oi the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the Clerk of sid City, uu ier the corporate seal of said City, I will on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2Kh, 1S&V Sell at public auction, at the '.City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'cloc's a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter name! as atEcsscd against such premises for streetimprovicent and all costs, to wit: Forty four (44) feet south side of lot number twenty-one (21), in square number three (3). in the Southeast addition, in the City of Indiauapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by J. 8. and K. A. Jordan, against whichisasessed the sum of fifteen doKars and forty cents (S15.4C), for street Improvement, iu favor of James Mahoney, contractor. ISAAC N. PATTI30N. City Treasurer. Indianapolis Ind., January 1st, Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directel by the Mayor of the city of IndianaDOli, Indian, and duly attested by the Clerk of said city, under the corporate seal of said city, I wdl on 'SATURDAY, JANUARY 21th, 1?S3, Sol! at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aud 1 o'clock p. m., of said day, the foUowin? described lot or p&rcol of land, or so much thereof as may be nec-eK.-a.ry to satisfy the sum hereinftar named as asFosed ncainst Fuch premises lor street improvement arid all eosts, to-wit: Lt No. slxty-eeven (f,7) in Parker & Hanway's subdivision of A. K. ard I Fletcher's OaIc Hill addition In the city of Indianapolis. Marion Couuty.tlndiana. owned by Jame D. Stevanson .against which is assessed the sum of eighteen dollars and seven cents (S1S.C7) for street improvement, in favor ol Jacob D. Hoss fc Co.. contractor. ISAAC N. PATTI30N, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.,"January 1st, lbS-3. Sale lor Ütreet Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayer cf the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duiy attested by the Clerk of paid city, under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2ith. 1S3), sell at publicj auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m. and 4 o'clock p, m., of said day, the folio winß described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street improvement and ail costs, to-wit: Nine !9) feet the south side of lot number fifteen (15), in Lowman's subdivision of outlot number one hundred and 6eventy-four (1"4), in the City of Indianapolis, Marlon County. Indiana, owned bv Nancy and Eliza E. Low man. against which is assessed the sum of seven dollars and seventy-four cents (7.74) for etreet Improvement, In favor of Richter & Twinamc, contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. Indinapoiis, led, January 1st, 1S&5. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue el a certain precent to mo directed by the Mayor of Indianapolis, Ind., and duly attested by the Cleik of taia city, under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1835, sell, at public auction, at the City Court room, between the houis of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premkes for street improvement and all costs, to wit: Lot No. fifty eight (58) In Ingram Fletcher's subdivision of Ingram Fletcher's addition in the city of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by Citizens' National Bank, against wnich is assessed the mm of twenty-three dollars and fiftysis cents (in 66) for street improvement, in favor of J. D. Hobs & Co., contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January 8, ISSi, Sale for Street Improvement. By virtus cf a certain precept tc me directed by the Mayor of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the Clerk of the said city, under the corporate Beal of satd city, I will cn SATURDAY, JANUARY Sis!, 1SS5, Sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street improvement aud all costs, to-wit: Lot No. Twenty-one (2i). in "quarc No. Twentysix (26), in Levi Wright's subdivision cf Johnson's heirs' addition In the cit7 of Indianapolis Marlon County. Indiana, owned by Martha J. Davis, apainst which is assessed the sum of six dollars (SCOO) icr street improvement, In favor ci Hanvray & Cooler, contractors. ,T I3A.VJ N. PATTISON, Citv TreasurerIndianapolis, Ind., January th, 18Ä5. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue oi a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of the City cf Indianapolis, Ind., and duly attested by the Clerk of said city, under ths corporate seal of said city, I mil cn SATURDAY. JANUARY 3l3t 1635, Bell at Fublin Auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock f- ra- and 4 o'clock p. m., of said cay, the following describea lot, or panel of land, or so much thereof as may be nece?sarv to saUfv the sum hereinafter named as assessed "against such premise for Etreet improvement and all costs, to-wit: f,ÄX Lot No. Thirty (SO), in sqnare No. Nineteen (l) In Edwards' subdivision in Johnson s heirs addition in the City of Indianapolis, Marien County, Indiana, owned by John fierron, against which u a.e!ed the sum of seven dollars and sixty centa (S7.ec) for street improvement, in favor of Han way & Ccoper, contractors. ... ISAAC 17. PATTISON, City Treasurer. lna:anap.clis, Ind., Jaunary th, 1SS5,

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice to Taxpayers.

Ofticb or City Teascrir, Room No. 1, Lower Floor, Court House, j Notice Is hereby clven that I have this day received from the City Clerk, under proper warrunt, the city tax duplicate of is Hi. aud that 1 am pier ared to receive the taxes thtreon. The levy for 1&S4 for general purpose Is e!shtyteven cents, for school and library twenty-two centF, for sewers ten cent, for inkin fund three cenu, making a total of one dollar and twentytwo cents on each one hundred dollars valuation of taxable property: citv poll tax, fifty cents. A penalty of lü p?r i enu attache to all unpaid taxes after the third Monday in April next, the fame being the COth day of April. lv6. and interest at the rate of 6 per cent, on the whole sum until ptid. Delinquents for the year lr 83 are also notified ttat the delinquent lit will be furnished the printer for publlcition Monday, January 5, 1J85. To avoid the expense of advertising the taxes mujlLe paid at once. If the delinquent taxes are not paid by the second Monday lu February next, the same being the 9:h day of February 1&5, tha law requires that the property be seid, fcr the taxes of 1584 and arrear. Respectfully. ISAAC N. PATTISON, Treasurer of the City of Indianapolis. Icdiansr olif, Ind., Dec SI. 1SS4. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of the City of Indianapolis. Indiaaa.and duly attested by the Clerk of said City, under the corporate seal of said City, I will on SATURDAY, JANUARY Slst. 1SS5, Sell at Public Auction, at the City Court R003. between tke hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., of aid day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof at may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named aa as'tssed against such premises fot Street improvement and all costs, to-wit: lorts-four (44) feet the north side of Lot No. Twenty-two (2). ia Square No. Three (?) in the Southeast addition in the city of Indianapolis. Marlon County. Indiana, owned by Charles Manfkld and A Dearth, against which Is assessed the sum of fifteen dollars and forty cents (S15.4C for 6treet improvement, ia favor of James Mahoney, contractor. ISAAC N. PATTISON, Citv Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind., January 8th. 1SS5. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a cerUln precept to me directed by the Mayor of the city of Indianapolis. Ind.. ard duly attested by the clerk of ald city, under t iO corporate teal of said city, 1 will on SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1S85, Sell, at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a, in. and 4 o'clock: p. m , of aid cay, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or to much thereof as maybe necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named aa assessed against such premises for street improvement nd all ctsts. to wit: Lot No. Kive (5) in Woods' subdivision In outlot No. six (C), west of hue River, im the city of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana, owned by ChrlstiPii Zimmerman, against which is assessed the sun of twenty-three dollars and eighty centa (?23 frO) for street improvement, In favor of Hanway cooler, contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Traasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January Sth, 13i5. - Notice to Coutractors. OFFICE OF CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, ) Indianapolis, January 7, lbSS. j Notice is hereby given that scaled proposals will beiecelved by the Common Council of thCity of Indianapolis, on Monday Evening, January 19, 18f5, as follows, to-wit: No. 1. 185. For the construction and erection of a combination bridge over tfce Canal, on Eixth. street, according to plans and specifications on file in the oCice of the City Civil Engineer. io. 2. For the construction and erection of a combination bridge over Pogue'a Run, on Eddy street, According to plan and specifications oa file in the office of the City Civil Engineer. No. 3. (5. O. 109, 1N4) Tor the erection of lamp postf, lamps and fixtures (complete to burn Ras. except the service pipes), on Michigan 6treet betweea New Jersey 8nd Eait streets. Work to be done according to plans and specifications on file lu the office of the City Civil Engineer, and to his entire satisfaction. The Common Council and Board of Aldermen recerve the right to reject any and all proposals for the above work. Price of bid must be written out in full and no erasures made. 8. H. SHEARER. City Civil Engineer. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayorof the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, and duly attested by the Clerk of said City, under the corporate seal of said City. I will, on SATURDAY. JANUARY 31st, 1885, Sell at public auction, at the City Curt Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock n. m. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street improvement and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. Twenty-eizht (2S). in Square No Twenty-fix (2t) in Levi Wrieht'i subdivision of JohnEon'a heirs' addition, in the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by Marina J. Iavia, &aint which is assessed the sum of fix dollars ($6.(0) for street improvement, in favor ci Ilanwaj & Cooper, contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. IndiaBapolis, Ind., January 8th, 1HS5. sate for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mstor of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, and duly attested by ibe Clerk of said city, under the corporate seal ol said city, I will on SATURDAY. JANUARY 31, 1S85, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m , of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or to much thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named a assessed against such premises for street improvement and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. four (4). Koppen's resubdlvision, in square No. twelve (12). in the southeast addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon County, Indiana, owned by J. II. and 8. R. Kippe, acalnst which is am?d the sum of twelve dollars and thirty cents (12 CO) for street Improvement, in favor of Frederick Gansberg. contractor. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. January 8, 1S85. Sale for Street Improvement. Ey virtue ol a certain precept to me directed by the Mavor of the Citv of Indianapolis, Indiana, aud auiy attested by the Cleik cf said city, under the corporate seal cf f aid city, I will on SATURDAY", JANUARY 2ith, 1SW, Sell, a, public auction, at the City Court Eoom between the hours cf 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clocic p. m., of said day, the following described lot. or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as asscs d against such premises for street improvemcntn.ndall costs, to-wit: Lot No. sixty ei?ht(C?) In Parker & Hanwsy'a rubdl7isIon of A. -and I. Fletcher's Oak Hill addition in the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, lndiina, owned ty Herruan N.Kunz.afainst which U assessed the sum oi twenty fire dollars and Bixv c"nts ($25. 63) for street Improvement, in favor oi J. D. ÜC3S k Co.. contractors. ISAAC i;. PATTISON. City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Jauuaiy 1, 1S35. CVS 2trvv( J v I Weatattct ft. tevcr't traacx'ttlcn ef a äo'4 at-otUlia Uowx