Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1885 — Page 5

5 IRON HIGHWAYS. ö T A. TEMENT of; The Mutual Lifo Insurance Company of Now York F. S. WINSTON, President. WROUGHT-IROPJ, AIR FURNACES. Jin Eminent rhjalcUn'a Article on Color Blindness Among Itallroad Men. For the Year Ending December 31st, 1881. ASSETS... ... .....MM ..... . ...... .... 103,8 f!,l ,8, 1 .

THE INDIANAPOLIS D AIL f SENTINEL SATURDAY CORNING FEBRUARY 7. 1333.

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7?rcepcts of tbe Indiana and Illinois Southern The Uonon Presidency Otner Items Relative to Railroads and Employe.

It appears that the Pan-Handle people look upon the electric headlight with favor. Several of their engines have already been f quipped wlih this light, Dave Ed wards, formerly connected with the Use LiDe, and well Known In Indisnapel s railroad circles, baa been appointed "Western agent of the C. and O., with headi;carten at Cincinnati. It is understood that the system of paying 0 J employes by checks, thus abolishing the 5)iy-car, will soon be introduced on the C, U. and V. This sut'm id in vogue on the 3., 1$. and W.t Bee L'ne arid many other imj crtant roads, and Las given Kret aatisfic lion to all concerned. Chalmers Droffn,the well known Big Fonr j,as3enger conductor, will to-morrow succeed George Reck as City Tasaanger Agent. Mr, .Reck Uiea service with the Pennsylvania Company. The Big Four freight department 5a also to be reorganized, and Mr. Hafcbs, As "tlitant General Agent, will probably remove ixls headquarters to Chicago. The-Vandalia'a threatened withdrawal Jrom the pool wa3 thoroughly discussed yesterday, but the opinion prevailed that no tnch action would be taken. The complaints xuade were acknowledged to be true toa reat atent, but the ecaallne;s of the percentage tv? exp!a;nd by the claim that the etron? reads at on id concede something to the weak. St. Louis Exchange. There vas : time when the ..majority of tbe Indianapcnhs roads used wood in their tsiines altogether. Coal was then very ecarce, while timber was very plentiful. It i- juät the reverse now, and none of thsroad3 i ading from this city use wood. The coal iupplvi3 now far in excess of the demand, fed, infect, the great commercial centers re overstocked with it, as was stated in a lengthy article which appeared in the Sentinel some time since. "Is the rumor to the effect that Colonel "William Djwd will beofiered the Presidency of the Monon at the coming annual meeting irne?" was asked of a gentleman conversant "With the aHairs of that road. "I should judge." replied he, 'from what I have heard that It is. I hope there is some truth in it, JorMr. Dowd is just the man for that oositlon." On being asked if he thought "that Mr. Dowd would accept the position the gentleman replied in the affirmative. It is understood that General Manager Carson is an no as for the appointment of Mr. Dowd. It is generally conceded that the Indiana aad Illinois Southern has not been permanently abandoned, and many believe that there is some foundation for the report that the Vandalia people intend to purchase it, while others are of the opinion that it will fall into the hands of a syndicate of Eastern capitalists. A few thousand dollars will place the I. and I. 8. in as good physical condition as Lie majority of the smaller Indiana and Illinois roads, and with good management it will become a paying property. An eminent physician writes a lengthy article in the current number of the Popular Science Monthly, on the Bight and hearing of rail read employes, in which he says: It Jim not been the duty of the writer to investigate cases of accidents which might have 1 een caused oy defects of sight, but he lias been assured by officials that a solution will hereafter be found in them fur those hitherto insolab! mvsteiies whare nen, otherwise credible, have S3 flitty contradictf themselves and the circamstances of ih case. By one prominent officer i e was told that, being upon a train at liight, delayed by some slight accident, he hiimelf took a red lantern, and going a j.rocer distance back, placed himseU on the track in the way of an oncoming train, but, iär.d:rg his light not observed he was comiel!ed to dash it Into the cab to attract the engineer's attention, and arrest him in his progiew to a collision. Upon the examination of another engineer, his superior oiücer "being present and convinced ot his marked color blindness, remarked that, bat a short lime before, the man had run iato the rear of a train properly protected by a red light in the hands of a braker.ian some distance in the rear, that the most careful investigation hal resulted only in the suspension of the brakeTi an for not haviDg gone far eiiona bick, tut that ne was now tat sSed thu th-i ci.or '"'indness of tte engineer tiad fojen the real caue of the accident. Soma slight 0r minor accident recently led t . the disovery that another engineer had by some oversight not -iWn tes'ei in his division, and this led to bis examination and detection there, an i to 1.19 con v:ction oy the writer as a color blind. J-ull another case now presents itself. An !'trir.pt-r eome time ago ran over and killed a brakeman holding a danger signal on the irack in front of his engine, and no satisfactory explanation could then be given: but ti e division eiaminer predicted 'ihat he Tcn'd. probably be found color blind, and on hia examination thi3 proved to be the caia. CO URT-IIOÜSE LOCA LS. .A Breach of Promise buit Compromised by Marriage A. $5,000 Damage Suit Agalnat the J., M. and I. Bills a?greSating ? 1,223 were allowed by the County Board yesterday. The SheriÜ's bill for February for boarding the prisoners at the jail is $l.G3 .20. The damage suit of Calvin Simmons vs. ihe I., B. and W. Road has been dismissed. "VVilhelmina Fette has given 3,:00 bonds as executrix of the estate of George Fette deceased. ' t'Jndge Walker was called to perform the marriage cfremony Thursday night for Armin Bohn and Lizzie Uhl. Nelson Overmeyer has filed against the J., M. and I. Road for personal injuries, the complaint alleging that In November. 1531, 'while plaintiff was driving on Merrill atreet in an open wagon, an engine pushing same freight cars oa the tracks of the d?inJaut, 'backed down across the street and stopped llow. The tubman aUnal-d Orermeyer to drive arro, and attheaima time the engine etatted forward with eieaoi ecioing. IaintiüTs horse was frightened arl ran ay. Tbe waon wa uont and Overmeyer thro rn oat. Ilia lfg waj broken zzl m ?rJ Vii::

ANNUITY

1 No. Ann. I o. Ann. Fayments. Payments. Ansuitiei ia lace, Jan. Atnoities in force, Jan. lt, lr'Sl CI S:3.r.t "l lit. lSsi ... CI S23.CGI to I'remlum Annuities zsl $5 I'rcmium Annuities 2.VJI 4 Annuities jsueo 5 1,76 70 Annuities Terminated.., ö j l.'.O' .O CG 00 I i2V 37 IISXSXJilAlSrCE ACCOUNT. I No. I Amount. ; t No. Amount. Tollcesin hrce, Jan. lst.i I l'olici.s in force, Jaa. 1st. IBS' -i 110 soo i :'2.oi:,ov i&g.-, 111 S3t t -"1,7x5,2 EUks ASiUmtd lll:lj Clf75''J Kükt fctalnatei 7.SS0 2,S:,,7: I 12-2.181 I S377.C2-J.e21 , ,122,13t! 8 :7:,r.JJ.C2i IDZR. REVENUE ACCOUNT. CPl

To Balance Jrom lat sccoant... PremM-nis r- reived Inter. ?t 1 nd Kenis 01.9"2.1C S6 13.8;.0,'Is 4:5 Sll.07.427 27 I JDT12

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To Kc nerve at four per cent. M.t9,2l24S CO 1 Cl.dJrt by dcih not yet due tC2,c1i7 CO Fieri 1 ins pa.d in advance 2, 477 36 Pun. I- t an 1 !nntlnBfxit friihrI! ant. e I'ual 4,71771 15 j 5103,376,173 51 ;

NOTE. If the New York btanda'd of lour and a talf per cent, interest be used, the Surilusls over Sl2.tt0.CC0. Fiom the Burplcs. as appears in tbe balance Sheet, a dividend will be apportioned to sch particl rutins; Policy wüicli snail be in force at ita anniversary In A S. F-T mm ...... 10' 1 t S j Nlw Voek, Jamary 21, 1S85.

I30AKI OF FrtdfrickS. Winstov. Samuel K hproulls, Ld. Ius rohinscn.: alnuf I D. Kaljcui L, tiforge t. foe, Join lifTflin. Sfymonr L. Honte!. Hu kard A. RrCurdy, Junes l'. Holdes, Hermann C. Von Tost, 1 lieorge C. IMtharJson, Aiau1er 11 lice. I Ilia in f. i:al.(0(L, V Bathfflril Marr. Frederick H. t'ositt, Lewis May. diver Harriman, Hfnrj W, bwlth,

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wis badly and permanentlj injured. He wanta $5,(KjO damage?. The County Board is arranging for the erection of two small bridges on the Osterman iree gravel road. They will cost about $1.600. Judge Howe is trying the divorce salt ol Alice Bnlech vs. George F. Bntscb. A larsnomber of witneasea and epectatorj are in attendance upon the trial. Court I and Van Camp ha? eued John J. Falmer and others to foreclose a mortgage given to secure ourl rotes, each for $1,102. i'art of the nots have been paid. Demand is made for $2 000. The euit of Maria Horton vs. William Jessup for damages on account of breach of promise, was compromised bv the marriage of the parties jesterday in liooci 1, and the cae was disniuaed. The trial of Casper Hedderick for Bällinz liqnor after 11 o'clock conies np in tba Criminal Court this morning at 9 o'clock. It was to have been tried yesterday, bnt another case Interfered. In the petition of Edgar L Miller to moli'y tfce decree granting his wife the custody of the thild when she sued him for divorce, Jcdge Tajlor yesterday refused to change tb order cf the Court. Tfce Empress Consolidated Mining Company filed articles for record yesterday. Cap il stock, föOO.000, divided Into ehares of ?."0 etch. Directors, E. C. Atkins, O. T. E.'t.s D. A. Richardson, W. H. Ferkinsand William Hamilton. Tramps are beginning to avoid this city. A Lumber of them in the southern part of tbf- State were di?cus?inr, tha situation a few days eine-, and d-ci1ed that since the new work-hoafe lun beea ballt here, this city is a good place to pass by. Judge Ayres ia examining the cases til vd eainst Rosenthal Cox, who recently maie assignment for the benefit of their creditor in order to determine whether creditors have been wronged in any manner by tie cfisignors in the disposition of their property. Friendly Inn Report for January. During the month there have been registered at the Friendly Inn 276 men, 14 women, 5 children ; total, 297. To these have been given 1,007 lodgings and 1,139 meals, raid for in money, ÖGG; in work, 1,213. Mals and lodging famished to sick, to womtn and children, 427. Durirg the month thirty-two new banks have Deen made ready, and the capacity of the Inn Is about ninety. The wood siles bare increased. Tfce public should remember that the above figures represent both relief given to deserving persons and relief to the public through caring fer those who would otherwise apply at the door. No one is turned away who will work, if able. The Inn derune's upon the public for sapport If the wcod is bought we can give additional work !o those out of employment in the city. Y. M. C. A. Notes. Dr. N. A. Hyde has kindly consented to preside over the Sunday-school teachers' meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon. At the young men's meeting at 7:30 this evening George W. Cobb will give a Bib'.e reading. All yonng men are welcoma Tb tickels for the Mocdy convention will not be ready for distribution for savaral days. Dne notice will be given. To morrow's 4 o'clock raetinj? far everybedy will be cond acted by Mr. J. E. Finney. Indiana Inventors. A weetly li?t o( I'nited FUtea patents issued to the invent of Iadiana for the waek

ACCOUNT.

! By Dald Deatli Claims : " Matured Endowents. 2,rj0,451 ?J

r,2 15,05 J C8 ' ( Total flaims ) 7.717,275 S2 ) ! " Annuliits " lJiviOendf Surreal. rid l'oiicieß aüd Addltkns M. I'lotal aid Policy lioidI ers-iaSJl.C62 19 1 i " " Commissions, (payment ol currut and extinguishi men', of futnre) '! " I'rcmium charged off ou Sell curiliep lurcba6ed ,1 ' Taxe ar.d AsswsmeDts

?"..92i rs 3,111,161 12 9C7.815 19 1,131,172 r3 J:j,lfJ CI 72.203 87 Eipene n " Lilauce to New Account 'j7,Ckjj,913 lb Slll,CG7,427 27 CÄ 1 By Bonds Secured by Mortgages on Real Estate f ll.97.s.5.,7 " United States and other Bonds... 31.522 82 CO Loans on Collaterals........... C,j,r,-7 .vj Keal Estate IO.Jvj tv.v, ci " Cash in lianas and Trust Companies at Interest Interest accrued " iremiums deferred, quarierlv and eeml-annual " rremlntns In transit, principally 2.rn,9ss .' i l,2.;j,41S 5t 1,1C3,Hi CS irs,7il 51 ;n 11 l.l.Hi DJ lor iecember Suspense Account Agents' lUiance 1 1 SI0;,S7to,17s 51 TIU STEES. John H. Sherwood. Julien T. Davis. KoUert fewell. . Van Ken4e'aer Cruder, f nai ler K. Henderson, (ieorge Uli-;. Kafu W. rc kham, Win P. lUon. J. UoDari ilorrit k. j ! . i , j tobertoiyphant, ; -eri;e t. liaker. Henj. B. Kherm&n, : Jos. Thompson, i Podley Olcott, 1 Anson Stajer, ; Frederick'Crouiwell. the list will bear that date. Reported ex pressly for the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel by A. H. Evans & Co., American and foreign patent solicitors, Washington, D. C. Charge for obtaining a patint, 23. A copj of the patent laws sent free on application. Ballard. Stephen, Winchester, cider pre Blair, G. W., Wabash, thill coupling. Ilrown. II. li., Vistula, piston. Grotf, J. G., Connersyille. eaw guard. Guerumann, A. U., Indianapolis, barrel be id. Jenne, u. H., Indianapolis, station indi cator. LiDdahj. Daniel, Chesterton, stove. Lovett, John, Indianapolis roller skate. Robinson, F. W., Richmond, traction engine. Robinson, H. D , Chester, hay ladder. Rcnh, 8amuel, Wilmot, removable school and church feat. Ppacgler. H. D . Rushville. plo hindle. Sain. Fremoüt Iu-Manapolia. bicj c . Thomas. A. W., Bedford, barrow. Varbriggle, Philip, Rus9iavi!le, fence post. ßeal Eitate Tranofore. The following deeds were recorded Friday, February 6, as reported, bj Btc-e? & Bernriamcr, abstract compjJers, 11 and 13 Tborpe Bloc. Telephone, 1,043: John Ilerron and wife to Giles 8. Ba1lev et at., warranty deed to lot 4 In block or f quaie 1 of Martlndale's soutn aldltion to tbe city of Indianapolis , Thomas P. Mills and wife to Darius M. .V 800 CO Purman. warranty deed to lot 40 In McKernan & Yandes' suhdivision of out'.ot 1 of Drake t Mayhew' tecond addition to the city of Indianapolis John E. West and wife to Jo?epn L. Carfon et at., warranty deed to cart ol outlot 149 in the city of Indianapolis Henry Witte ard wife to Ellen S. Ennert, warranty deed to rart of me west iiult o-. the 60uthw&t quarter of tect;oa 21 in township 16 north of raupe 5 ea Francis A. Deford to Leontda M. Hruareo co 1.203 CO r o co fon warranty deed to jc.il of tue we.-i half ol the Eostbccst quarter of section 2;. townshio 17 north of ranee 4 enst 153 09 Wliram N. Cord and wife to Josiiii Rasfell. warranty deed to pert of the west half cf the wen half of the southwest quarter of stctlon 11. township 11 norti of rsnee 2 east, containing M acres Lydia Homer to Jouh Ku'l!, warranty so oc 0 ei to pa: t ot lots 2 rhu 3 in Horton s addition totLstown of ts; Newton... 15 CO Sarah A. I'end?n:a.s ct al. to llfzf.tlah Kocey. warranty deed to part ot th cl half of the nortlioast quarter of section 2 tonhlp 15, ranze 2 est 2,000 CO ?rah A. Pcndereau ct 1. to Frederick Foltz et al., warranty deed to prt of tbe southeAgt quarter of the northwest quarter of Ptctiou 24. townshio lb. ranee 2 east, containing 40 acres, more or lc8s Frederick Fohz et al. to Mary B Joan, warranty deed to part o the southeast quartet cf the corthW2st quarter of section 24. township 15, range 2 east, containing 60 acres 2.400 CO 4-0 00 Elijah Mowey, administrator, to Itrael II Pressly, admialstrator's dsed to part of tbe west half of the ßonthwest qnarterof section 13. township 10 north of ratge t east, containing is acres . 1,00 00 Conveyances, 11; cons'.deratlon flO.öüj 00 it d rice to Mothorr. WINSLOWS iOOTfilNa SYKUP ihocid tlw&rs b nsed wh ehlldren are cutünK teeth. It relieves the llttla snrtrer at once. It p rodncca natural, quiet sleep, öj rtüevlni de cMld fron ro, and the Uttis cierut) awaices as "trlsit m a tunon.' It livery pleasant to Ucti It aoctnea tue cnCd, softens the rues, ailayi t:i tils, rsilcvca wind, rtgrdates the tjoweaa, and L tto ri4. known remedy fcr d'irrhoea. wbetia rlting troa teetilrj or other can sea. Twenty-flva cents a bottle. MARRIED. FOVD GROSK At the borne of the brile In rterfield. February 4. Mr. Jane P. Boyd aad Mi's Lulc B. Grose, both of Greerfieli. Ind., Rev. James IL Uawk, ci Milford, O., oacUting. O. r. RMKWFLO wniTHKTT. v.mrai Director and 2mt?ln?r ?ia 77 nth D!awar tr?et4 t-w.rc&ae Cinectö3 to nT.oa and tbtiiltock

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THE BEST AFFAKATU8 IN THE WOULD FOK WAK31ING AND VENTILATING SCS00LS, CHURCHES, STORES, DWELLINGS, ETC. Tho radiating surfaces aro made cf the best HEAVY BOILER IRON PLATES, securely riveted together in the same manner as steam boilers, and not a particle of noxious or poisongus gas, smoke or dust can pass through. The firo boxes are lined with best fire brick.

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HOXEL WINDSOR Hole Windsor Rest want, Oppcsite U. S. Government Bullding, Exposition Groat d, Cr St. Oiailes Avtunc, Am Priesa?, La This new e!c;ent Hotel and KR?aurant has tbe modern improvements, cont&iuine 5CU keeping roomj, hai a capacity for sleeping andfoediDg 15ODt'OrIe p3r dy. Is well located, both as for rufcith and conveoletjce for people Truing tbe great Aorld'e Kxpitinu tow be!n? heid iiere lwo liccs of cars pc the Hotel for aon towD f-Vry minr.te Kutts tolh for Hotel and Restaurant reasonable. JAS. LEONARD. GEO. M. TILTON", Maneger of Restaurant. Manager ot Hotel. COAL, WOOD AND KINDLING. Price of Wood Reduced. TAKDS: 475 E. Sich, and 18') E. Market. Telephone 556. J9!! EDWARDS. R. One Hundred Large Stands. 300 3-Shcct Boarde. Vit U'miiillflj il'ü ) taü CHURCH NOTICE3. 7KST TRESBYTKRI.VN' CHÜROII-Uev. M L. 1 Ilayr:, of Astorl-t. I J., will preACS to mor row fit 10:3U a, in. aud 7:C0 p. m. Tue public cortlirtll ioTited. TABKKNACXJ:cilCKCII Corner ol Second ac3 Meridian streets, J. Albert Rondthaier. rus ifT. 10:20 raornlng f-crviccf. 2:1 ') p m. Banday. sci ooi and bible clones. 7:'0 eveuiiig Bexvices. ?tat? free thrcugbout ito house. CFCOXD PRESBYTKHIAN CHURCH Ccrnei O I'ennsylTRnia and Vermont streets. Rev. Jacci McLeod, D.D., rastor. Preaching at 10:50 a. n. ard 7:45 p. ra. Prayer racetlnsSandayniorcIiisat j:ZQ etd Thursday evenins,at7:l5. Sabbath-school ird liible clagfes at 2:L. ROBERTS PARK M. E. CHCRCH-Corner Del aware and Vermont streets, Rev. l. ii. ile i-ciacll, pastor. Clais at 9 a. m. and 6 pm. rretchin at 10:3 J a. ra. and 7:"0 p. n. Sundayschool at 2 p. el Revival tervice rontlcued dur'vz the -setk, ccrameccins: at 7:C0 p.m. All invited. MERIDTAN STREET M. E. CIICRCK Corner "cy York and Meridian street. R-r. John Alabaster, D. D pastor. Classes at 9:30 a. m. Prcaciiinp at 10 :C0 a. n. an 1 7 :30 p. ra by the pastor. fccb;ec?s Morams: ' Cbrist. tbe Believers' -ure-ry." fveriLg: '"KelScious Exr?rience of Unbelievers." Stinday-Kchoo at 2p. n. Sertice of Song at 6 : t5 p. rn. Everybody Invited. TIN AN CI AI. MONKY At tfe low! rat of Jntere?:. J Y. ILLIAMS A ixi , S "d 4 Vintoa dloct. TO LOAN Money :t:i pnvl'e of prepay r:cc:: U.rn3s rea$--b!e THJS CD AYA OO -f VarVrt trtt T-. i -- ;t

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BRAKHAM &: CO, Sell tho City Gas COKE, always Drr and Clean, and All Kinds o? COIL At LovvcNt irlccH. OFFICES 50 Iforih Delaware, 140 South Alabama, asd 438 JCast Ortto StioEta. Tolephono 414.

ANNOUNCEMENT. THOSE going to Hot 5:rlnsp tor De tra ment of pypbihs. gleet, tcroluia. and ail iutMeous or blood deaes, can be cured for one third tlie cost cf such a tip at the old reliable stand. I have been located here fortwenty thrt e ycarB. and with the advantage of lovcatd successful experience can warrant a cure In all caes Speruiatorrnea ' aid lmrctency, in all thtlr n;'e. positively ' cured. Oilioe Lour?, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m., i; Virginia j aveLue, Indiaunpolis. PiliR nentwiti full d;rtc- j r'OERai si per tox. Uli KL..hi i, pucctaor to Dr. P wing.

KOR SALK. BOR KALE One fine draft stallion. RALSTON ,t CO. lb 170R 8VI.E Cheap A gcod v!ir. nle notion 5 w8toii, viih all latest ii;toTciv :ts. dems F. VOGEL, Columbus, Ind. G FOR RENT.

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Last July, at the grand and ever-to-be-remembered reopputn of our ! sutifui store, we aonouncd as one of the leadiüg aitrattiou? in t h i -vjiy of Ladies' Shoes, a certain Kid Button Boot, fully describing at th lime its advantageoiiB qualitifs, superioiity of style acd perfect tit. Tiieprke at that time ($2. ?5) we considered (and so proved) unusually low, end the bulk of the mammoth lot wsa speedily reduced in proportions, whin attention was called to other lines. There remain now 111 stock about iCO Pairs of the absve goods in Opera Toe and Common eas? style. We prefer a quick sacrifice in the price to keepiDs them lorger, and hav thrown on sale to day every pair remaining at the following low price. We eimply state we will warrant each psir of them, and guarantee them as fire and as good as any $0.00 shoe now in this city.

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