Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1885 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TIIURSDAYKORNIRG JANUARY 15 185

INDIANA EEGISliATUKE.

Omi'sloJil and curtaihnfuli f,f tii r'port or uanl rj tpart ti tttt taav ui!l appear in an r.f vcnilix to Volume XXII cf the BrctUr Lgdalut K'j,iti INT SENATE. ."VTzdnfkay, January It 10 a n. lfce etLo'e inst, Lleutentn: Governor ilantoa in ite ctftii. I ihjcrtj Rev. 0. II. P. Abbott. Tte Joiralcf yesterday's rroctellags ru read, co'. d(m mr.tr. 'f Hr. Wcif, the farther rcailns was cirei2ed wi..h. Tl.e LJeutcnut (iovernor l&II before the Senats a communication fro a tie Governor aar.ouncia the appointment ot Picric Gay as Executive MesSTANDING COMMITTEE?. Lieutenant Governor MANSUN said: I have the Loner to communicite to the e'enite the Rtaadir.? i emmitteca of tho Haaate. Aa l I wish to sav in zplüsation that I have dsn the very best I i .cid rcsbibiy do. I have meat a grsat rf si of time cn it, and I have en leavorsd t treat every senator fairly; and I topq they will le as f ftt'.fc!ac'.cry as inch, apjointcen'i p. rurally are. I know X hare made a great many uiitt&ker, tut It is not possible for me to do any ttterttenl have done. I wish to say farther t at I designed and very mura desired to give to the minority the (chairmanship or one of the ioaI or;rn: tai.d!E,T committees, tut owing to Boras uculiar drcarr-stancci not necessary for rag to villain at tbia time. I was ucaole to do lt. I have fallowed the rule adopted by the S-nate of tae i ti'cd b:&:ca la putting the names of members in tte majority ail to?eher and the name of the mi toriiy ioeber. in regular orrir. 1 sy this in exj .atatJcirof wl:at may be noticed, that th2 nataos of terre distinguished gentlemen are low down ca tr crrr mittes. i OD ;.:(cicd uuncan ci irowa, rauiancr, u:ii, i:TtT. Dnncan o! Hamilton, Drake, Eimey. n Hbsnca-WillaM, Joauston of D'arbom, Mice, Wtir. üverttreet, fcicitli of Delaware, On" Jcdiolary MrCuHough. Weir, Fowler, Hrr.th cf Jennln.s, roulke, Winter, Campbell, cf Ltrdrieka. on Organization cf Court Smith of Jay, ft tarnen, My, Ernst, bmita of Delaware, Drake, Va y. On Kln-tioi Johnson of Tippecanoe, Dunran cd Hamilton, Willard, Null, Foulke, Macf, Keen, Oij Corporation Null. Bailey, McCulloucb, Dy, OTeieirtf t. Campbell of Hendricks. Davi-". (jn Heads-Jchnston of Doirto-n, May, roter ton, Zirct.Tern.an, Moon, Carcpbell of tit. Joseph, tnrnh of Delaware. On Ltaetoicnt and Reformatory Institutions k'iCinre, Koward, Ulli, bcuth of Jay, Urjant, tainptellof Uendrlck, Draiie. Cn Agticu'.uie Hill, Peterson, McClure, Ricbardhon, ehivelj. MarfebaM, llustou. On Hants bchlftsi, rteir. Day, Bralth Of JenI iif:?, Foulke, Lindley. Mart-hall. On I'ublic I'riuiiug - Hillixas, Null, fr'mitb of Jay. TborriTson, Adkiuoa, Carcpbeii of tt. Jotth, foulte on Tutlic Ealldinas Fiahm, McCnllonh, Matee. Tbompcon. Overstreet. Ilus'on, Youcae. On State Frisons-IIooTer, Faulkner, Nail, Benz, Llndley, Campbeil ot St. Joseph, Marhhall. on Canal, internal Improvements and dwamp Lttds-Frrirst, Iliili:Pi, eellers. Magce, AdkluCaTxpttll cf f. Jrseph. Youche. On Ftt and S-Canes Richardson, ilclatosh, l!.crl. Brown. Moon, Adklnson, Davis. On Haiti and txpendimres " eir, Hilli?as, Fir.itb ot Jecninc?, Rhau), Overstreet, Campbell ci IU cdrieKs, Youche. On Military A if airs Howard, Hilllgass, Petern n. licover, .Mart ball, Lindley. Macy. On Fhrn.fcr.lov, lities ani Arrao zernentof Bills ana CnCunhed Bainf j-8el'e:a. Bailey, Krnest, y.in iarrrran. Winter, Drake, Kutley. on Pea rl Relations, Kißtits aal rriTllee ot ite fnhabiiaiit cf tte 8t ite Faulkner, übiyely, lailty. Hover, Wjprer, Eof-Iey, llusion. On TmrerariCe Thompson, Joaason of Dearl orn, .Rahnj. May, Jounsou of lippicanoe, Yoocbe. Davie. Ou County and Towrf-!iip Business Mcintosh, hiit, I ettron. Dy, Brywn, "non, Macy. On Tublic Healtn and Vit 4 .ti'itica ByrAnt, Fhively, liowara. bellers, Jouneou oi i ippecinoj, I'rake, Ensley. On Insmacce May, WUIarrf, Sra!th of Jenniugi fowler, Rham, Kmitb of Dlanare. Winter. On Rallrcarte MHjee, Day, calj68, Benz, Winttr. I.iLCley, Overstrtet. On Mine and Mining B?dz, Mctntosh. Fowler, y.'minerijuan, Llndley, Drake, Duncan of LlainJltcr. Oa ScpcrvUlon and Inineotlon of the Journal! rf the Senate Brown, Bailey, JEmest, Bryant, Huston, i'nsley, lvis Cn ilxecntive Apnontment Shlve'y, WUUrd, Duncan of Brown, Brown, McClure, Davis, Dunran of Hamilton. . On Congressional Apportionment Day, Richardern, Mcintosh, Faulkner, Duncan of Brown, Fehles!, Johnsen of Tippecanoe, Brown, Macy, Winter, Youche, Adkifon, Davla. On- Lesueiative Apportionment Zimmerman. McCnllocsh, Willard, McClure, Johnstoa of Deirom, Fowler, IfcombPon, 8rnltli of Jay, Untton, Msnball. Duncan of Hamilton. Ensley. Moon. Mr. FOULKE; I notice my name is upon the Committee on Railroads. I would lite to say that I fcaye been, ever since lSTö. an attorney cf two railroads la this State. Under thee circumstances, 1 see that by actin; upon that committee, bavibie special reference to railroad leghlaroo. i iray be liable to misrepresentations, aud ray use iulueti oa ncb & commit ee might bs somwat iiopaired. other Senators will appreciate my motivs. I dcbiie to Uke as little part In railroa l lreiat:on a-i I can, aud I woali rather not b? I;ared in a ioi?ition to b responsible for raiirond n v:s aticu or its absences, and I ak tne Senate to txcuse rne from scirins on lae cammitlec. It wss to oidered. Mr. HiOMi'eON, stating that his name was on ihr StandlDs Cotnralttp2 on Teroperaa;a las canrxr an I declared bis views are not in acoord vtiii advanced views oa the temperauca question, and he therefore deired to ba excused from servil on that cenmitt-c. iom Senator who possessed roc xet-cyanced views oa the qaestion of tcaiperarce bould be p.aced oa tte committee in hla tKad. Mr. MAGEE happened ti know that the President of the Senate bad taken a great deal of time in arranging the standina Committees and would have to go ail over tbe liit asaln if excuses are made and granted. Legislative experience has (inalifled the Senator from Marion ( Mr. Thompson to te at the head of that commiUee ana he should - te retained. Mr. SMITH, of Jay, also hoped the. Senator would not be excused. If reques'-s for excures bef care general and taey be crauted. we would Ron l ave r.o committees. As an old acage runs "tbere is always bitter with the sweet " Till hTATK'S rtlCASCKB Mr. FOMLKEoffered tha followins: hcsolTcd by the öenat, the Dome, of RepretcL'ttlvt concurring. That tno posliioa ot the Ooverncr's mae relating to th loaning of tne puhl'.c iunfla by the fcjuta Treasurer to private parties and the deposit of tho saas la banta of this city be referred to a special ooainiit'ee of ttice from each HonM, appointed by theCnalr: . tlat f aid committee be empowered to count all mcctyi in tie Treasury of State, to employ a conpttent expert to examine tbc amonni at the eai J lrcasury. and to 6end for persons aad papers ?earally;and th?t said committeo repoit at the earliest practical moment to each IIouss what dis . pot.lilon taa been made of the public fundi iu the tars ot the Treasurer, and upon wnat teems. Mr. tOULKEaid: In moving the adoption o! tbia resolution I do it, not as a mere partisaa matter cr for the purpose of clap-trap of anr kind, tu' simply tetauie it ocmes to our knowledge frem tre blähest source from which we t-aa obtain knowledge, that there has been an improper use of the public moneys. Speaklns: of safe or vault for the keeping ol the public fncdf, Governor Porter in hit biennial message suys: (Reads lrora the messa?, comraencln? wUh the words There can be no doubt the raulla provided for the sare keeping of the public xconeya we insecure." etc . and continued the leading lor several paragraphs.! X make this motion in pursuance of a recotairtritfation by the Executive, and the tesolutloa la xr arte concurrent, so that one investigation may le sufficient. If the matter oe referred to a spcial ttacdin? Committee ot the Senate, and the Jione also refers the matter to a committee there, we must have two. whica would not be to satisfactory aa one. That members of this. General Ammbly will leave inch a matter without any invf sticatlon, upon auch information. I can not believe It is our paramount duty to see that the State moneys are ss,fa in the fcanda o! the State Treasurer. When we receive information that they are not safe, snd when we learn that the etat fundi are leaned to private individuals' and to banks, we know they are not safe. I desire to call the attention of the Senate to the statutes which are made and provided for such cases for the preservation of tte public treasure. IRead Section 5 635, from the Revised statutes of ISSltalso, Section ?,C3 of the Criminal Law of Ulis State; also, Ptcticn 5. fit, u to the authority to make this rrorosed Investigation. It appears from the language ci the statute, that we net only have the

authority to do it, but we are required toraakj tfcat examination. wn-neer ntecr.iA'y. Tne message of the Governor Irl forms ua tnat theUw baa ben violated. To vears aso a resolution was introduced beTe to inak a similar investigation, but it was sta'ed that tbere was not su indent information lor saca a resolution, and it was disposed ol protatly laid on the table and never t ard or afterward. Mr, MAG EE, lnttrposing: The then Senator from Henry introduced a resolution two years aso, about two weeks after the present Treasurer of StAte took possesion of his oce, requirinz him to account for interest if he had raceivei any, Rnd I moved to amend so as to include tne outgoing Trcisurer, and if I s m not mistaken the pentlenan from Wayne (Mr. Koulkt). wl th his associatfs on this flcor, allowed tl.e niattr t r upon the table Ihe iiivestlcatioa was not ordtred becausa my amendment would have included a RepuMic5a as welt as a Democratic Trasnrer. Mr. FOUI.KE: My rc collection dlfTcrs from that c( tl.e Senator. At the las: session 9 ich a resolulion wan Intro lured arrl it was not parsed. As I

have raid, I do not ntro luce this reolutiou as a srTJean merely: it is our uuues as senators ernocnttc r s well a k pubiiean to seo to it that the moneys in tre Treas'iry of tco Mat 2 ar j ia!e. If the law has been violated if any suttjs of money have been rrcMved ny the Treasurer for bis own per. onal ue. he should account for thcie funds. 1 h rrcpex A inveMiiratlon it in trie in Urot cf public economy, and ou?at to b3 sapported by every member cf tae General Assembly, tecacse it is our sworn duly to see that th-a funds of tbettateare properly and safely kept; and it has come to our knowledge, by tte highest authori'.y, that the law in that respect Is bein; violated. Mr. WEIR endorsed everything the Bcnator from V.ayte (Mr. Foultel has ald so far as favorinc sny r.ccsary investigation of any State officer i- concerned, and thought action fchoul i be taken on this subject: he therefore moved that it oe referred to the Committee anFinaccj with instruct. 'oca to report at an early day. Mr. lOl'LKE: 1 object to the prcposed referci cc to theCcmmitkeoti Finance fcr tvo r:ao::". It vouid probably retult ia two separate lav si!gallons one by tlie te nate and one oy the Mo ise; sr.dfcrthe other reason that the Comtaittee on FiJierce hrs not iiwer to snd fir persoas na 1 papers cor tas it the power to employ au cxpit to examine the account of the sftate Tre surer, ror to cennt the intneys ia the Tiea&ury, and for the additional reason that the resolution sho r.d be a toncuirent one, and the two llousea ought to join in tre ir. tfctuaticn. Mr. HILLIGAfj: I think the State of Indian?, thjongh i's reprcFen'iuivee. can cot te too cir-i-lul in KuaidiD',' the iuieresiU of the State; audi sr.all at the proper time favor the adoption ot this resolution, or one of a similar cancler, in jusfce to the State Treasurer. I presume there is not a cnatr on this boor, even the senator who orterel this rcsolulioD, who thinks for a moment there is any deficiency in the accounts of our State Treasrrer. I undertake ro fay, Mr. Prssident and fellow sena'ors. that ther9 may be a two fold object in this resolution. And I Uudertake to say further that the circumstances that surround the out-goiDg Governor of the State of Indiana arn not such is to warrant me la upportin this resolution at ths time. For four years Mr. Porter hh held the oSice of Governor, and for two years of that tlce the present Treasurer of state has disburfed the State funds. No Stnatar will deay but that the statutes ottheStatoof Indiana give the power to te Governor of the State, at any time, to iuvtllv te an investigation of tne condition of the Treasury of the State in fact i'. Is made his daty to do fo I will read the section of the statute bearing upon this question. KeaJs Section 5.014 of tbc Revised Matuts of 15S!. ow, Mr. President, f r two years the Gov emor of the State of Indiana, wih an adjoining oftce to ibht ol the Treasurer of State, and with tbe knowledge he hss conveyed to this Gf neral Afmbly iu his niosaze touceralni the dereliction of duty of ihe Tr p surer of Stita, ha quietly sat there and allowed thin thin; to .s?o on without comMyln with tfie requirements of the statute. 1 am informed that he has had no business connection with tte Treauitr of state; that he l as uvl gone into tLe Trosurer b ofiice to luoutrelr.to the condition of the Treasury, or for any other purpose except to draw bH nalary as Governor tf tbe tate of Indiana. In view of tic statute and of the character of the language of the Governor in hla ires.$;e, I undertake to say it i not doiog jUHiiee lu tte Treasurer of stae for the GnverLor to maaj such an a lusion to the Treasurer of Suite as he did In his tiennlal mesiage. And I undertake to ay it is th duty of t-ie General Assembly, if it believes tbeie is a dereliction of duty ou the part ot the Treasurer of State, to investigate the matter: but, sir. in view of the fact that the oovernor of the State baa quietly sat ry for two years an 1 haa not complied with the Jauguajeol tae Ftatute to make an investigation, as was Ms duty, I am opT osed to the petK. of the resolution and move it be Indefinitely postponed, and by that motion demand the previous question. Mr. UL'iR desird to withdraw hii motion to reler to the Committee on Finane. btinp: of opinion, as tLis H a concurrent rcso'utlon, it should not re so referred. I move.it be made a special order for next Monday at 2 o'clock p. m , and npon that motion I demand tbe previous question. Mr. FOULKE: Th's motion Is out of order, lnaimt cb as the previous question ws demanded bv the senator from Huntington (Mr. Hillisass) on his motion to ItidetiBltey pestpone. Mr. HILLJGA'-S: I withdraw my motion and second the demand made'by the Senator from LaportelMr. WeirJ for the previous question. Tte Lieutenant Governor eastained the point of order. . Mr. WEIR renewed his motion. The Senate seconded the demand for the previous question, and under its operation ibemotiou to pestpoae the further considoraConor tbe concurrent resolution till Monday, at 2 o'clock p. m , was agreed to. FUNERAL OF SCHUYLER COLFAX. Mr. WILLARD oCered a cone rrrent reoluiioa authorizirg the apihtment of two Senators and three Representatives to mten 1 the fuuerJl of EvY:ce 1'ret.dtnt Colfax. lie dUi Uft desire to boappojntcd o:i tsat committer, bat thoait it due to a citizen of Ir.diaua who had been so eminent tLat a resolution of this kind should pas as a rxark of respect to the memory of one who has in lorrrer years served In botü brancacs of thii General Avemtly. Mr. McCULLOUGII moved to amend the resolution so that the members soinj shall pay their own exi-enses. f ir. ADKIN50N suffecited any member could go and pnyhls own expenses without such an arrf cdrxent. Ihe LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: I would witt -drsw that. Mr. FOULKE: 1 would db-like to see it go upo t tbe record cf the Senate that with regard to s -tending the funeral of Schnyler Colfax mernbe- j of a Committee of the Senate shall pay their ow . expenses. That would bo a most unseemly proceeding. Mr. FaULKNER did not see why the Sta.e should pay the expenses of a few when the expenses of all were mid. Let all be treated alike. Mr. MAY took a diuarcnt view of this matte, and cid not think the amendment ought to prevail. To appoint a committee aud. say the members shall Ku at their own expense, would be tikictr from tne action all the respect intended to b. sbown a distinguished citizen, latberthaa cc tbe ameudmcnt adopvai he would prefer to see u all wy tere and do our duty to tbe State of Indiana: Tbere ought to bo such a committee appointed out of respect to tho V'.'Qs ol indjaui. who have in many ways honored Mr. Colfax, an i vi ho years a;o was serving both in this body an 1 .in th ctter branch of the Genernl A,sseably. Mr. MAUEfi thought ono of t!ie customs tha'. shculd te observed was the puyinsi of respeot in honorable citizens when they- die. I especially desire to fee tais tody pay reepect to the memory of Mr. Colfax. I have been a resident of bis dittrict ail my life. Tbe fir6t political speech I ever maid was made by him. It so happened aftc ward that 1 belonged to a party differing widely ly from biro. To-dsy he is a dead citizen of the State of Indiana, and it teems to me we can not pay too much t expect to the memory o! & man who by his talents has added icown and vroaiicence to this commonwealth. Therefor, I am In favor of making such an appropriation anl a pointing scch a committee as will testify to the respect we Lave for this dead statesman. Mr. McCOLLOUGU: t has been the custom for legislative bodies to send committees to attend tae funeral of ditinauiihed men. Probaoly hundreds1 of yeople will co to the funeral of: Mr. Colfax who will pay their own expenses. The people have sect members of the Legislature here not for the Tuirose ot a'tending funerals and having committees traveling over the country at the state's expense and with tbe people's money to sho respect for the honored daad. The resolut'on will put the Senate npon the record if that is what eenators desire to do. II there are sea tierce n in this body or in the other house who desire to attend that funeral, .if they pay their own expenses they will do no mora than hundreds of other citizens of the State will probably do. Whatever may bo raid of the custom of paying the expenses of committees to attend f unerals, it is a custom that has grown into a great abuse of late years, and for thai reason I insist upon my motion that it a committee of the Senate is appointed it must be upon condition that they pay their own expenses. Mr. MAY reeretted to differ with the Senator from Gibson (Mr. McCollough) but could not see why we fhculd narrow thi down to a question of paying the expenses of a committee to attend the funeral cf a man who has been Vice President of thetUnited States. It Is purely a question whether tte Genera Ateemblj el Indiana, by concurrent

resolution, will pay ths respect due a dead stateiman, rc?ardies of political proclivities, aud not a qcestion who stall pay the expenses or how they shall b raid. RMr. WILLARD: I am certainly atoand3dat tie rr.aLner in which this resolution has been received by tome members on this floor. I am aware every Senator fcas tbe rteht to attend that funeral at his own expense. I am aware further that this resolution is not orered as an individual resolution, but of this boiv acting as the Senate af Indiana desirous of paying rerpect to a can who as ' far as oCclal position is concerned has been tbe most honored of any citizin of th Stat?. I re?ret thu the SeLe'or frcm Glboa (Mr. McCulJcuga) has thr.uehtit proper to introduce tüis penny wise end joutid jco;ih rt'tcmpt at savin? an expenditure in a matter ef this kind. I thick it would le a rii2rac3 to this boly to place that aniealuent to a resolution otTered rs a testimonial of respect. If a r.mcitte. grc. It will go no; as Individual bitmUrs. tut they po as preea'ing this Sjaate. I!e says it is not the duty oi Senators to go around tl-e tate a'tendi:.';; fimeiela; that Isnotforwtai vre arc nnt here. I say ia reply I never Lave known Oi a funeral ol an tmioent citizen of Indiana that ha not bieu p.tttjeded by the State otlicrrs, end I have jet o l?irn ihat they have been cltaucd itn a ntg.cci of duty for paylag tteao itsptcts. Mr. A'c Oi LOUGTT (interrupting): D:d you ever know cf tho r't3 niTii ers gettin tntir exrvn'e pi.nl cut cf the State Treasury for attending a fi nral Mr. WILL-IRD: No,I never did, because they did not reprcrtbt 8ny Lody. If the 6eiiate ssnds a coram!tte to tre f uneral of Schuyler Co'.Iax out of re-itct to hi memory, thev shou'a do It in aecorcanee vith tbe customs cf parliamentary fcüemblsrcs. I kcow of no exception to tfcat custom, titter in Ccn?ress or in the Senate cf the I'nitcd Mate. ai.d buve never known an exception attempted to be made until this amendment was oSttcd by the gentleman from Gioson. I trust the amendment will be voted down and the resolution in lis original form may be scut to tue licrro. . Mr. niLLTGASS: I know somewhat of fiohis tory cf tbr life and character of the late dittlsguisbed citizen of Indiana, Schuyler Colfax. I remember him Ju that bistoiy ts an orphan t cy clerking in a Atj goods stOTe in the nortnern prt of our Mate. Do was appointed Deputy Auditor ol his ounly. and while in that position took f old of ti e )aw and read tbe text-books of that profession, e rext find him engaged in the newf p-pc-r tuvlccs, and when a youn? man was sent by the NN hies of IndlsDS as a delegate to a 'allcr.al Convention. By reason of his ability he waa honored by hu party, and I might say by the people of Indiana, Item the fact that he had carved out Lis own way in life and. roeto mJnence by reason of his own ability. I differed with Mm In the past upon political questions, but there is a lime when that experience cease?, and that is at the crave. I presume there is nothing political in th proposition, ft ia only a question ot propriety. I shall favor the resolution of the Senator from Lawrecco (Mr. Willard because 1 believe it du to the memory of this distinguished citizen of St". Mr. Mc -- LOTAiMnow sent ud his amendment inwj. nig. viz: "Provided that the members of the lonii 'ee who attend such funeral shall do so at liicit own expense." The amendment was rejected by yeas, 10 j nays, 35. The resolution was adopted by yeas, SO; nays, 8. Mr. k'ciKTOsIJ, in explanation ot his vote when his rarxe was caLed, was understood to lay that he did cot see cny Impropriety in a committor's goirg to attend the funeral of Mr. Colfax, and 'as the Senate has decided a committee shall go he should vote aye. Tbe vote was then announced as above recorded And o the resolution was aaoptcd as originally intioiuccd EXPENSES OF THIS 5F.SSIOX. Mr. WILLARD asked and obtained consent to return from the e?otnmittee on Finance the bill (II. R. 1) appropriating JU5.GC0 for tbe expenses of tte regular session of this General Aiseuibly, with ihe recomrxerdatlon that it do pass. On bis further motion the constitutional restriction was dispensed witn yeB6, 46: nays, 1. The bill warefld the second and third times ana finally passed the Senate without amendment by yeas, a7; najs, 0. EXECUTIVE MESSAGES. Mr. McCoilc uch oHered a resjlution that the various parts cf the n.escfige? delivered by ex Governor Porter nnd Governor Gray to the present Central A-iembly be referred by tae President of tho Stnite t appropriate cemtritte-es Mr. F uiko moved to amend by aiding thrse words, "except the por ion thereof relating to the elite Treasury," on the ground that there is already n resolution beforu the Senate on tnat soticct which has been made the special or iur for Monday Dext. Hecl net suppose this motion intf uded to supersede that; if it is, we hai better dlscui s that ira'ter now. Mr. McfJOLLOUGil did not know that the reference of otber portions of the messages bad anythirs? to df wita it. V.r. MeCLURE: I sco no particular necessity of maklni? trifit exfeition. Mr. FOULKK withdrew his motion with the urderifsnding exp-essed by the Senator from Gibson i Mr. Mcolio ühj that it will no; preclud the other matter. CITY EIRE ISSURAVCZ. TIr. BAILEY ofTered the following: Resolved. IhAt there be applnted by the President of this Senate a special committee of five whose duty it shall be to consider and report upon the propriety of introducing before this body a bill provioing that certain cities of this State, having ellicieut lire departments, shall be cmpowered to levy upon all property-holders within such cities a special tax, which shall be reserved as a rite insurance fund, and that such cities shall, under conditions provided by such law.be liable to ;any property-holder for la-s sustained from lire. The !esoluticn was adopted, and the Lieutenant Governor mikes said comtait'o. on 41 of Meifrs. Bailey, Day, sailer, Uariliall, Youcae. NKW PROPOSITION. The followlpg described bills wcr9 Intr'iance'l. read the first time, and severally refsrred to appropriate committee1?: By Mr. SMrrU of Jay (3 51 to p-otcct sVep huitandry and provide for registering, taxing and kiilinc docc. Fy Mr. M GFE IS. 531 to mend an set regu'atins di scents and the appcrtioament of estates. Then came reccts lor dinner.

AFTERNOON SE3310N was entirely taken up In the introduction of bi! 's numbered 51 to 81 Inclusive, which rcre several y read the hrst time and reierred to appropria; i committees. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Wedne-'uay, January II, lSi5-10 a. m. The nouse met, Ppeaker Jewe'.t in tho Caair. Ilayer t y Re. Mr. Branstetter, of Jay County. I The reading of the journal was dispensed with. hew pp.orosmoN's. The following described bills wptc introduce4 rmd ihe first time, and referred to appropria. committee1-; By Mr. Taylor n.R. is to create aa AppelIßt Court. l ioviucs for f.ve Judges. Tbe court to have exclusive jun-uicticn of fcll appeals from Circuit buTror snd CrimiDtl Ucuris, except appeils Ly Cefeadania In rnvea of felony, and appeals by the State in criminal rases, and appeals from any Superior Cour h:vnn a general term. Provides for appointment of fir Judyes from the two dominant ponies, to serve until tbe next general election, and until Judges for said court stall be lected and qualified, and p-ovides for filling vacancirs by tne Goverror. Provides for the eleciion of Judses at tbe next general election, to serve fur jcais, or to long as they shall behave well, except at the firt election, when two shall bold for two years, and three for four, to be determined by lot. Bv Mr. MoMULLENin. B. 19 to regulate foreign fire insurance companies doing business In tbta state. Ifow to regulate foreign fire insurance c mtanlea doing business La the S'iite, which pro vie! es that all losses on polici-s hall be paid within sixty days or heco rpanleshall beasesJ 10 per ccrr. damages additional to the amount, BrtMr. McMULLEN (U. R. 20 to amend Section of the art retattneto the powers anl duties ol Coroners, being Section 13 of the Revised Stutes of ISM. By Mr. HAYDEX (for Mr. Moody) IH. R21tO define the rights and liabilities of inn keepars. By Mr. Hayden (for Mr. Moody,) I kL R. 2 1 to provide for the appointment of a Commissioner of Railroad, defining his powers and duties, fixing his compensation, etc Three thousand dollars per annum, with a deputy at 11. COO, the first a p pointed by the Governor, whose duty it shall be to receive annual reports from tbe varlpus railroads, and who shall be a member of tbe State Board of Equalization, the duties being similar to those of like oncers In other States. By Mr. LIN V1LLE (U. R. 231 to amend an amendatory act concerning highways and the supervisors thf re. By Mr. LINVILLE (M. R. 21 for the better prothectlon of quails and pheasants. To prohibit the shooting of quails and pheasants from now until October. If 87; and one to prevent the gigging and shooting of fish by making it a finable offense in the mm of S3 to $25 ior every fish so killed, and by offering 15 for the name of each offender presented to the Grand Jary. Br Mr. FISL1ERILL. R.251 to amend Section 12 ol the act concerning highways and the super

visors thereof. (To make eight hours constitute a dav's work on the roads. I by Mr. MONIER (H. R ccjto fix certain fee and salaries of officer therein named. By Mr. HA Wurth IL R. 27 1 to repeal Section 4.S47 of the Revised Statutes of IS81. By Mr. EOOE II. R. 28 to regulate the practice of medicine la Indiana, providing for a State Board of Medical Examiners, not connected with any college or In an official capacity with any sctooU who shall examine all applicants who stall desire to eneace in tbe prcfesioa in IndUna. By Mr. HARRKLL HI. I- 2) authorizing County Commissioners to construct free turnpikes in Certain case By Mr. BROWN LEE II. R 3CJ for the repeal of the draicase set of April. I1-!. Mr. HELMS IH. R. 311 to amend Section 2 Oct) of aa act concerning crimes aad puaishnceat thereof approved April 14. biajt Section 3.117 of the Revised Statues of lssl. By Mr. KtLM.S i TI K. 32 to provide for the turchase of s'a'Icaery for tae county eScers by tte Commissioners. Fending the introduction of bills COMMITTEE KCOM. Mr. TO?!ER. from the special cornmit'ee appointedtoconfer wlih theCommisiioneraoi Marion County with reference to rooms for the use the stand's? ccmmiittea reported ttat te Commissioners have failed to give any definite answer but exproi a witlinat ss to reccommcni that the prcpositioa of the Grand Hotel to reat four rooms for f.6',0 te accepted. Mr. PATTEN, from a minority of the fame committee, recommended aeecptande of the proposition by the Occidental Hotel to famish five rooms for $5r.O. On motion by Mr. K ELLISON yeas. 55; nays. 41 the report of tho minority was laid ou the table. Mr. BF.OWNLEE moved to amen J the msjority report by acceptin-j t he rooms recently ued by the Democratic Central Committee, which are oCerid for SCO. On motion by Mr. McMULLEN it was laid ou Cetsb.eupon h div.sion ailirmative, 51; negative not counted. The msjority report was concurred in under th3 epilations of the prevtous question. IN XZMORY OF S. COLFAX. A mtsfcge from the ßinate auno:nc?d the passage ol a concurrent resolution by taat body autr orizing a committee of two Senators ou tie part of the Senate and three tn the par: of the Hönze of Representatives to attend the funeral of Uon. Schuyler Colfax. Tbe resolution was concurred in, and sur-se-qucntly Ete Speaker appointed Messrs. Toner, Mcclel'snd end Dunn said committea oa the part oftbe House. Thtu came a rcceft till 2 p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION. By Mr. E0YD (H. R. 03 to amend Sections 5,037 and 5.1C0 of the Rsvised Statutes of 1S81 so that pike roads can be constructed without issuing londg, and providing a way to coostruct roads running on county lines, cr out of one county into another. By Mr. BOYD H. R. 31 to amend Section 3,333 of Revised Statutes li 11. so as to empower Township Trustees to impound ho.;s or stock running at 'arge, etc. By Mr. MAUCK H. TL 3"1 to amand Section 5 of an 8it to caeate the Furty-third Judicial Circuit. By Mr. MAUCK. lU. R. Zu to amend an amendatory act concerning the duties of Prosecuting Attorneys By Mr. FLEtSE H. R. 37 to appropriate mcaey for the buildinc of a brick tarn and litchenfor the Bovs Reformatory, appropriating S 10,0,30. By Mr. DEEM ill. R. 3sj to define what class of persons may bo admitted to the Indiana Soldiers' i'eamei.'s Orphans Home. By Mr. DEEM l H. K. GJ to authorize Boards of County Commissioners to make suitable appropriations ont ol the County Treasury for the education of pauper children. By Mr. LINsDAY III. it. 41 to exempt homestead property from execution. 30C. By Mr. LINSDAV f. R. 41 for the relief of Commissioners of Drainage, fcr legalizing and makinar valid the lealactsof such c"mmissloaen. by. Mr. BARK U. R. 41 for the bt;er prütect'on of c8me. By Mr". WILLIAMS II. R. 41 to amend Section 3 413 oi Revised Statutes of lbSi in regard to Building and Lean associations. By Mr. WILLIAMS JH. R. 4o1 to regulate the rer.ting of teU phones. By Mr. WILSON U. R. 46 to mate an appropriation to Kosciusko County of $141.41, the same Peine thu expense, incurred in the arrest, trial and conviclien of Charles W. Kntler for the murder ol Abbie Butler, of Franklin County, Ohio, by her husband. Bv Mr. WILSON III. R. 47 providing for the erection of a meinontl hall lu memory ol and for t,p Eoldln ar.d sailors of Indiana. By Mr. VILAifS ill. K. 41 toarnmenlan actlfor the appoiutmeat of saort-band reporters In ourts t record iu this Stat, approved March 10. 1875. By Mr, KRUFGtfR IH. R. 9 an act to amend an act concerning nxation, approved March, ISM. By Mr. K EU EUER a reolutIcn to amend the Constitnticn of the State of Indiana by desiring tr at the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Auditor, the TTcasnrer, the Sheriff aad Coroner shall bo e'ected for the tern of four year?, and that no prfon stall be eligible to bat ore turn in a period of eisht yoarp. By Mr. JAMISON I If. R. 401 to amend an act concerning proeeedints In civil cases, approved March b, 1878, being Section 1,711, Revissd Btatutes ot 181. By Mr. SCHMIDT (II. R. f0 to amend an act concerning husband and wife, approved April lfj, 1SS1. By Mr. SCnLEY ill. R. 611 to regulate hours of labor in the employment of women and children, .and prohlDiting the employmeat of minors under fourteen 5 ears of ace. Ey Mr. r-CULEY n. R. 52J to equalize the Organization of the Zionsville Turnpike Company. By Mr. FARttELL (.H. R. M to repeal an act authorizing aliens to bo.d title to real estate aud convey the same. Bv Mr. SCHMIDT H. R. 51 to amend Section 1,721 of the Revised Statutes of 1SS1 concerning public offensea By Mr. SCHLEY (for Mr Penaieton) U. R. 5" to abolish the ofiice of City Assessor. Bv Mr. PENDLETON fH. R,iG to relieve Josh-ia Awrth and surf.es aa Trustees of Harnon Township, and Robert N. Hurdy and sureties as Trateesof Warren ToushiD. By Mr. GLIDING H. R. 57' to annul tb3 set rTcrnlne proceedings in civil case 3 approved April 17, 18S1. By Mr. KELL1SON I H. R. 5S to amend Section C5oof theR-viseu ttateso.' 1SS?. Bv Mr. KFLLISON III. R 59 i to repeal an act authorizing aliens to hold and clayey real estate. By Mr. Passage u. r. coi iu regard to ta payment of employes of companies, corporations snd associations.

By Mr. PASSAGE II. R 61 in relation to fencing railroads, and providing for the payment of stock killed by engines and cars thereon. By Mr. ADAMS IU. R. 62 concerning tax tlcu. By Mr. ADAMS ill. R. 63J to authorize boards cf county commissioners to change the direction of streams and water-courses. By Mr. PLEAS AN T6 H. R. 641 to amend Section 4.433 cf the Revised Statutes of l&Slin regard to Ccmmon Schools. By Mr. PLEASANTS lH. R. 65 to amend Section 2.108 of the Revised Statutes of 1S31, concerning publ'o ofitnses. And then the House adjourned until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Cntarrlt Is a very prevalent and exceedingly disagreeable disease, liable, if neglected, to develop into serious consumption. Being a constitutional disease, it requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Saraaparilla, which, acting through the blood, reaches every part cf tbe system, effecting a radical and permanent cure of catarrh in even its most eevere forms. Made only hy C. I. Hood & Co , Lowell, Mass. Every crop we grow upon our farms makes its cjemand for lime, and if onr crops are to be produced in a luxuriant condition, and if we are to secure abundant produce, there must be a sufficient supply existing in tbe soil in a condition readv for acting as plant food. For this purpose lime is quite ready after it has served all its other duties. It has then become changed into tbe original condition of carbonate, and hence it 13 that, whether lime haa been burned or not, it is in both stages competent for this duty. It is said that if apples are covered with buckwheat chaff they will keep well, and do not freeze as easily as when straw, sawdust cf earth are tised. The 8 wed es, says Mr. John Swords, in Svenska Amerikanaren', believe in St. Jacobs OU as the conquerer of pain. 5J ceo NmMl V I JbMft IV xVAtiiir UaaaaoaV a4 Decay A ffevcrlu praaeripticn ef a xvottd padaliss Caowra-".x-JD ft WARD A GQWVBWUiUZ,

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IN THE PASTRY IF 1 ' T I V 11 I, 1 I ,,iiikt!tTii.iiiuvn HI fa ?n Kf-Ar-' JJZ3,T2 XT, TanlIlft,I.emon, Orange, etcflaxor Caaea Cremma.luddtng-s,t:e.,aa delicately and na nrallyattbefrult fromwliltli tbevaremad FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRÜH FLAVOR THEr STAND ALONE. CPACO BT TH Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, III. St. Louis, Mo. UKCM or Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Dr. Price's lupulin Yeast Gems, Heat Dry Hop TraiL C A7T7 S-S WS MAXE BCT ONE QUALITY. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. notice for HtmoviDg Dead Anicah. OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, ) Indian atolis, January 15. 18S5. j Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals wjl be received by the Common Council of the city ol Indianapolis, Monday evening. February 2, 1S85, for the purpose of removing dead animals from the streets, alleys and publ'c place of tbe City of Indianapolis, for a term of one year. . Price and bid must be writteu out in frill, and n erasures made. Tbe Common Council and Beard of Aldermen reserve tLe nghtto reject ay and H bid. GEO. T. BREÜNIG. City Clerk. OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, ) Indianapolis, January 15, 1S85. ) Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the common Council ol the City of Indianapolis Monday evening, February 2, 1SS5, as follows, to-wit: For tbe construction of a brick sewer two (.') feet internal diameter inandalonj Morris street, from Chestnut street to and connecting with the Madison avenue sewer, and providing for tbe manner of tbe assessment and collection of the cost thereof " "Work to be done according to plans and sped 3cations cn file in the ofiice of the City Civil Engineer, and in all respects according to Special Ordinance No. 141 of lb$4." The Common Council and Board of Aldermen reservo the right to reject any and all bids for the above work. Bid must be written out in full aud no erasures made. GEORGE T. BREUNIG. city Clerk. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a C3rf aln precept to me dlrec ted by tbe Mayor of tbe City of Indianapolis Indiana, and duiy attested by the Clerk of said city, under the corporate seal of said city, I will, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 21th, 1S83, Sell at public auct'on, at the City Court Room, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aud 4 o'clock p.m. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or as much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed sgainst suca premises for street improvement and all costs, to-wlt: Lot No. fourteen (11), in Lowman's subdivision in outlot No. one hundred and neventy-four (174), in tbe City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by Nancy J. and Elizabeth E. Lowman. against which Is assessed the sum of twenty-five dollars and seven cents (525.07) for 6treet improvement in favor of Richter & Twicame, contractors. 13 A AC N. PATTI30N, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January 1st, 1SS5. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to mo directed by the Major of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the Clerk of said city, under tbe corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, JANUARY Jlat. 1SS5, Sell, at public auction, at the City Court-room, between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel cf land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to Eatiefy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against sucb premises for street improvement and all coct. to-wit: Lot No. Seventy-three (73) in Ingram Fletcher's subdivision of Ingram Fletcher's addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by. William G. Cook, Receiver, against which is assessed the sum of twenty-three dollars and fifty-six cents ($j:.5f) for sueet improvement, in favcr of J. D. Ho& & Co.. contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISJN, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January Stb, li&b. Sale lor Street Improvement. Ey virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mavor of the city of Indianapolis, Ind., and duly attested by the Clerk of said city, under the corporate seal of (aid city, I will on SATURDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1S85, Sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clocx p. m. of said day, tbe following described lot, or panel cf land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as aself?ed acainst such premises lor street improvement and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. Three (3), in Francis' subdivision of A. E. Fletcher's Fourth addition in the city 01 Indianapolis, Marlon County, Indiana, owned by John W. Dittemore, against which is assessed the sum of twenty-seven dollars and forty-four cents (927.41) for street improvement, in favor of J, D. Hoss & Co., contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, Citv Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January 8th, l&5. JOHN EDWARDS, BILL POSTER. One Hundred Large Stands. 300 3-Sheet Boards. Also CoatrolliEi Mate House Fence. OFFICE 8entlnel Office. A card. To an who are luffertni fron tr ron and lndi tcretions 0! youth, nervous weak nesa, early decay, loss) oi manhood, etc., I wll tend a recipe that will cure you. T&EM Ol CHARGE. Tnii great remedy waj dlioorerea bj a missionary in Booth America, fiend self-ad aroused envelope to Bar, Jouth T Ixav, U;aD, Srvlckl

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notice to Taxpay3f3. OrnckOF City Tr. Asrr.iR, 1 Room No. 1, Lower Floor, Court House, j Notice is hereby riven that I have this d,ay received from the city Clerk, un ter proper warrant, the city tax duplicateof m, a id isat 1 aa prepared to receive tne uxoa thereon. The levy for ISM for general purposes Is eiibtyseven cents, for school aa 1 hbrsry twenty two cents, fcr sewers tea cent, for sinking fund three cents, making a lo'al ot ou do'.Ur and twentytwo cents cn each one hundred dollars vKltistica of taxable rropcrry; citv j oil tax, fifty cents. A penalty of lt p-r.ut. at'ache to all ucpaivl taxes alter the thud Monday in April nrxt, tho same being the -Oih day of April, 15. end inier estat therate ci 6 per cent, ou the whi le sara un til paid. Delinquents fcr the year I'M are a!?o cotiCedl ttat the dclircaent I:t will be Inm;sh(d tha printer for pubBeMfion Monday. January 5, 1;?5. To avoid ihe expense of advertising tbe tsxea mustte paid at once. If the deiiaq'icat taxes are not paid by thesetond Monday iu Fetruary next, tbe same teinz the a.h dy of Fetruary DS5. tha law requires that the property be oida for the taxes of iS4 and arrears. KeFpectfully. ISAAC N. PATTI.-0J. Treasurer of the Citv of Indianapolis. Irdiacaroils, Ind., Dec 81, it. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of the City of indianapolis,fndiaai,antl duly attested by the Clerk of paid City, uuder tha corporate seal of 6aid City, I will oa SATURDAY, JANUARY Cist, 1SS5, Sell at Tublic Auction, at the City Court Room," between the tours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock: p. m., of said clay, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy tbe sum hereinalter named as assessed against such premises foi dtreet Improvement and all costs, to-wit: Forty-four (44) feet the north aide of Lot No. Twenty-two (21). in 8quare No. Three (3) in thej Southeast addition in the city of Indianapolis', Marlon County. Indiana, owned by Charit Mane field and A Dearth, against which is aFeeet the sum of fifteen dollars and forty cens (!l'.4r for street improvement, in favor of Jamei Ma honey, contractor. ISAAC N. PATTISON, Citv Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind.. January 8th. 1n5. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of the city of Indianapolis. Ind.. and duly attested by the clerk of faid city, under tnq corporate seal of said city, 1 will on SATURDAY, JANUARY 31st. 1SS5, Sell, at public auction, at the City Court Room,' between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ra. aad 4 o'clock: p. m , of said day, the following described lot, oc parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be neccssary to satisfy the som hereinafter named ail assessed against sach premises for street improvement and all costs, to wit: Lot No. F'ive (5) in Woods subdivision In outlot No. 6lx (C), west of White River, ia the city ot Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by Christian Zimmerman, against which is asae&eX the sum ot twenty-three dollars and eighty centa iS2:i 80 ' for Etreet improvement, in favor of Hanway iV Cooper, contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind., January &th. la-' 5. IN oticc to CJontractorw. OFFICE OF CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, Indianapolis, January 7, 15. j Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be lece-ivcd by the Common Cocncil of the City of Indianapolis, on Monday Evening, January 19, lfe&5, as follows, to-wit: No. 1. lib. For the construction and erection of a combination bridge over tte Canal, on ixtr stieet, according to plans and soeciflcations oa file in the ofiice of the City Civil Engineer. No. 2 For tbe construction and erection of at combination bridge over Pogue's Run, ou Eddy street, according to plans End specifications oa file In the ofiice of the City Civil Engineer. No. 3. (S. O. 109, nm). ror the erection of lamp posts, lamps and fixtures (complet: to burn gas, except the service pipes), on Michigan street between New Jersey aud East itreeti Work to t done according to p'ans andVrecificatIon8 on file in the oSice of the City Civil Engineer, and to his entire satisfaction. The Common Council and Board of Aldermen reserve tbe right to reject any and ail proposala for the above work. Price of bid must be wrlttcu out in full and no erasures made. 8. II. 8IIE ARER. City Civil Engineer. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of tbe City ot Indianapolis, Indiana, tna duly attested by the Clerk of said City, under tho corr orate seal of sail City. I will, oa SATURDAY. JANUARY 31st, 185, Sell at 'public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'c'oec a. m. and 4 o'clock: p. m. of said day, the following described lot, oc 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 all costs, to-wit: Lot No. Twenty eiht (2s), in Square No Twenty-six (2(1) in Levi Wright's subdivision of Johnson's heirs' addition, ia the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, owned by Marina J. Davis, again t which is assessed the sum of sixdollars ( (C) for street improvement, in favor ot Hanwaj Sc Cooper, contractors. 13 A AC N. FATTISON, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. January Sth. lvS5. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed ty the Mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, snd duly attested by tne Cierk of said city, undec the corporate seal ci said city, I will on SATURDAY. JANUARY 31, 2SS5, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aad 4 o'clock: p. m , of said day, the following described lot, oc parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum bcrelnaker named aa assessed against such premises for street lmproveXDPot nd all costi, to-it: Lot No. four (4). Koppen's resubdivision, la Fouare No. twtlve (12), In the southeast addition to the city of Indianapolis. Marion County, Indiana, owned by J. 11. and 8. K. Kappec, against which is assessed the sum of twelve dollars and. thirty cents (512 30) for street improvement, in favor of Frederick Ganstxre. contractor. 13AAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. January 8, 1885. Sale for Street Improvement. By Tirtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the Clerk of said city, under the corporate seal of said city, I will on 8ATCRDAY, JANUARY 24th. 1S55, EelL, 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 and all .costs, to-wit: Lot No. sixty-eight (68) in Parker & Hanway' subdivision of A. E.and I. Fletcher's Oak Hill addition in the City of Indianapolis, Marlon County, Indiana, owned by Herman N.Kunz.aratnit whicr is assessed the sum of twenty five dollars and slxy &nts dVf-O) for street improvement, la favor 01 J. D. Hoss k Co., contractors. ISAAC N. PATTISON, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind.. January 1, 1SS?. eorjsDciPTioc.:I aava a poitl remedy ior tba bor diseaa ; ty it tboaiands of cases t t tr.a worst klni and of lonr a'andlnc tara been cured. !nJee1. otrTiri,niyfVitta in ktaffieay tbat I will iwid TWij BOTTLES f'UEE, together with VAL CABLB TREATISE on tMa liea. tn any aoCerer. Ol't - treu r. 0. fr.au. &. I. A. ELUd. ii, iu rssrl tf K.