Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1885 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY G 1885. 3

IßON HIGHWAYS.

Eartlrga of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, M. LonU and Chicago Koad. Trie Report That tbe Penneylvania Is Bidding- for the C, H. and D. Believed to be True Fast Freight Linea Other Items of the Rail. The bickers are preparing for tneir tnnnal The Indiana Railway Gaide for May has been issued. The fist bound Inmber rate has been radnced from !2;s to 2J. The Indianapolis rat sheet for the month ol May ha been distribute;!. r. 1J. Foindexte? hsa b?en appointed 3,733t ol the J , M. End I At Jultisjnville. T7. 8. Bslthim, General F&.mzznr Agent cf the L N. A. nod C , &;.thai tha ni'sntr busincM of th road i) increasing rrtpiJly. At a meeting of tha Io;al Pasiengsr Amenta AtECCaticnxeaterday afternoon it w9 agreed o abolish all cross road agencies oa May 10. Latea to Atchison, St. Jce and Leavenworth fere advanced. The subject ct eating in tranäit is one vhich baa been agitated o! 1st, and various conclusions reacLed by varionj writer. The opinion ha b:ci ventured by rainy tht the basket loach rr.ll eventually supersede the etinjr-house end dining-room car. The basket lnnc'a in consumed at leisure, and requires no rnmbrsome dining roara Btracgement. It hsj become very popular on a nnmbr of tue Ktsteru railroads, aid will no doubt be patoa many of the Western lines ere long. The engineera ou the Yndalii who run tie limited are anxious to ahow how fast a train can be hauled between Indianapolis end Terre Haute, and considerable riralry lairprucRup as to who can make the best time. The west-bennd limited wai an hoar late in leaving Indianapolis oa Monday. The engite viaa run by N:cfc D-dion. Andy Walker muZe the run a Rhort tinia 330 in nirety-fonr minutes, and I)jdoa attempted 10 teat lhisitcord. In this he faid, bat anccet'e4 in shaiin honors wita Walker, &3 the train was standing at the depo, in Terre Haute joit ninety-four ruinate uf it left Ind anapoUs. A correspondent cf tbe I'aII Mail Gazette compares the fan train of this country, and easily shovrs that there are a great many mere fast trains Lrty ruilca an hour or more there than here. There never was any questioi abont that among v:el!-in fcrrned people. We hava felt justified in fecrre complacency becane we kaveafatf trains which mate espocd tic:e ea the fastest art train abroad. Tnere are. rernars, bat half a dezen buch traina here, ar.d of thoia bicti are not the fa?test, bit ran forty miles an honr cr more, there are scarcely as mtny herp, while there ore icorc- and perhaps hundreds in England. In Iccal railway circle yesterday it se9med pfnerally accepted that the Pennsylvania was a bidder for the control of tbo C, II. aad 1)., end that success depended npon the one question not altogether simple as to whether the Erie mansgtmentcan, in court, establish i?s rieht to vote the pooled ptcck. President John Kiripr. cf the Erie, is no light weight ia a tchl of tblsltind, but the loic of the titvsaiicn arems to bo against him. It is Renfrraliy admitted that itVould bo a big thing Icr tte Pan-Handle and not a bad thin:; for the city, except so fftr as it might ma "way antagonize one of the city's bet-provea friends, the 13 ig Four management, b7 giving the Pan-Hacdle a tbroua line of its oro from Cincinnati to Louis. 'Jincinnati Commercial Geistte. Notwithstanding all the abuse that is being heaped on the fast freight lines by magazines devoted to railway interests, prominent railroad men say that their abolishment would retard the railroad business greatly, and an ofScial of one of the Indianapolis lines said only yesterday that they could not bedietensed with entirely, nor is it likely that they ever will be. In many instances fait freight lice agents are accused of rate cutting when they are not guilty, and one paper has the a?surnption to say that as long as these lines remain In exis'encs rates will be demoralized. This is a "chestnut," and averybioad one;too, for if such was the cae the fast freight lines would have been tHngs of the past ere this writing. Fast fieJght line agents may ba sinners, bat they ar not tear so wicked a c:as3 as same of the Efwppapers woald have the pnhüc believe. Canada is the country of liht railroad earnings. The averegs earnings per mile of the !57" miles in operation for the year to June .".0, 1S I, as reported by the Chief Engineer and General Manager of the Government railways, were j3 401 per mile, azainst $7,01 for tha railroads of the United States in the laat year resorted. The Canada JScnttern led, with 10, COO per mile. Parts cf the Grand Trunk may have exceeded this, bat tte wbcle sjitem 'b given together, earnir an average uf Mi;j.o per mile. Th3 two companies together, having 31 per cent, of the whele Canadian railroad miiete, ftad GO ) ir cent, cf tte total earnings, and tha other Uirty-eix companies, with 6,025 miles o! nad, earred but Slö HUJ.XSl, or an average cf iJ 010 per mile, on which railioida would ifarve to death almost anywhrs ele ia the "cr d. It mifiht be thought, pe:hap-, that tte average is brought down by the large rcileeqe ct the new and Redeveloped Canadian Pacific, bat its earnings are aaove the average of the th'rty six roaui, notbe'ov. An cne ttem ail only twj arned m-re thin $;.HO per mile, and thi ss together b.iva bat Diy eeven aid a half miles of read. All the other fxtrtme t eamirp? nsr mile for the yr ar of $Z, -230, $2l, -23, ?i ? $1S ttü ?010. I I' I OCR ElHMSnS. Hr. E. F. Ojfcorn, Treasurer of the Cinc'nrati, lnd:arapoli3, BL Loui3 and Caicaga r.auway Company, makes the following cornel rative statement cf approximate earnings fcr the fourth weet of April: Arprox'niÄt. l.vx.'i fftferccrf 17.U1 Sj lal freight. IrtOTijTt; Actaa.1. lSt. l.:,0(.s a? -i.Jia 41 4ii ro 1 est If, 2.1C6 ii 4S.:04 9 4i,0t J 15.70 1 ?-' 'creira freisbt. T'tse frC'tit Kipres Allfi - 25.8 5 Ü J 1,70'J (t) Total. S 6-ll . Tftial tirs' j carter- 4V4U Ci To'al tcoid qnarter . 47v'0 i7 Total third qur;er 4I.C11 2G Total for four quarter. SlST.C-'T 4'-' 4S Ttrouph chair car fiervice between Cincianati and Pecria now running over tha I., B. and W. and C , IT. and D. will be transferred to the I , D. and 8. andjP , P. and E. on Sunday text In addition to this throagh Pallrtan lcer!ng car? will be run between CoIcir bce, Ohio, and Peoria by the Pan-Handle, X, D. and S, and P., I. ad Ef ßolid train:

will he rr.n Vetwten lr.d'anapo'h and PaDria over the I., 1). and 8 and P., I), aod E. Local Courte. ETPKHIOR COCRT. Koora Ho. 1-non. N. B. Taylor, Jndse, John C. "Wilmerding et at. vs. David A. P.alfctcn et al. Ecitonnote. Dismissed. Andrev Emith et al. vs. Able D. Btreight. Bult cn cote. Dismissed. Joseph Gottlieb et al. vs. Leopold Mayer. Suit on acccunt. Dismissed. The Howe Mtcaine Campany vs. John Jennings etal. Knit on no e. Dismissed. Aaron Craig et al. ve. Mcses C. Hamilton et tl. Suit fcr partition. Partition made. Am?rican Hoop Drefsiog Comraav vs. fijrnnei B. Gordner. Sais cn draft. Jidgment for $27 40. Kacci& Ji- Hord vn. Charles K Clark et at. Bnitcnrjote. Jndirmciit f jr $318 CO. Cabiner Makers' Union va. Hnry H Jackecu. uit on acccunt. Judgment fjr V i ' - " ÜFTchants' NfttioDKl Dank of Chicago va. tre United states Encaustic Tile Cotnpny etal Suit on coles. Judgment for $10,i)ir, C2. Koom 2. lion. D. W. Hoire, Juflee. Lncinda Ät. Morten x. United States Enrauetic Tile Company et cl. Suitoa note. Findirgaud judgment erainft United States Encaustic Tile Company for $2.30; W. J)hn C. Thcma3 v?. Catharine Biatz. Suit for damages. Oa trial D7 jary. i:oon 3. Hon. Lewis (2. Walker, Jadse. Dsvid D. Iocp, cuardian, vs. William "Wellac, admini&tra'or. To recover property. On trial by jury. CIECCIT COCFT. Hoa. A. C. Ayre, Jude, In re. Corydcn II. ilcLanshlia. Verdict 0! intanity. Drsdemona Hwlmd et al. vs. Charles Mayer et al. To recover property. Umbr advisement. Real E3tate Transfers. The following deeds were recorded Tuesday, May 5, as rerorled by Steeg & Bernhamer, ab tiract compilers, 12 aad 15 Thorpe Uloct. Telepnone. ,jis: Anciit Ditner and wife to Henry Stratmaa, warranty deed 10 lot 21 Iii l'ettit):e klctiards' Iliihland Home addition to tne city of Indianapolis 8 ZjQ CO James F. Fa ley aul itifss 10 Tnoinas 8. , Hector ana wife, warranty deed to part oi lot H la K. L. Martiodaie s addition tu th city of Indianapolis 1Ü0 CO Jobn Nixou and wlf to Mluni Myer, warranty deed to part of lot bh lu the tor. not New lietael . 110 CO J. Henry (Jnunc-rt end wifetoJonn i. fi.ltr, warranty cltc-a ta part ot lot 15 ; in aJrL'arty'ü r-sub division of outlet 17 to the cJ of InSianiuolia s)0 00 Jcrnfon r. Uolnjts to Cattiarlao J. Hnln3(F, arraaty deed to part of lots .' fcUd S iu liiBke'S f tlbdi7i.S'.OU of outlot 7 In tUr city of lndiaaapnlU 8.ÜC3 00 Htmy D. .Loud etal. to Frances T. Hord. warranty deed to pirt of lot 2 in Drake's addition 0 tVc cuy of Indianapolis 7.CC0 00 Thomas VV. F:cus to Mary L. Walav.rfcrit, deed to lot 18 and pdrt of lot 13 in Young's huttlirision ct outlot 181 in therityuf Icdiur.apollF 2,103 CO Win. WjiUac, receiver, to Louis Lsppcr, rtctivf r's tU d to lots St and iu Uovley's Arsenal Hnnhts' addition to the city of Indianapolis ljo 00 V. m. ftp.ilace. tceirtr, to Wm. fr-hiel. rtv ( eiver's deed 10 lots 11, 12 ana 43 in

J'owney s Ars?CHl lleigati' addition to the city of IrdianapoLi CO Wru. S'hud ud wife to H-ury -hlul. war ranty cccd 10 lot ;v in liowacy'ä at aal HtfsJ.t!' addition to the city of ludlauapoli 73 0D John H. Yajea and wife to Adeline Haeb. warranty deed to lot S In John H. Yajt n's subdivision of blO'.lc 13 In Ilnlicts' we-ft-end addition to the city of Indianapolis 1:3 CO Catherine Meyer ct rd. to Auitnst I. Meyer tt al , warranty deed to Jot 77 and 78 in Jjunlap Tutewiler'fl Kubdivision of lotti iO, -21. '22. '11 -21. 15 nd -t or 5. K Morris' addit.oa to the city of ladiaa- , rod 5C3 00 James F. Coburn and wife to Mary (ieiel. warranty docd to lot 4 la James F. Coburn's 1st addition to lislcoat 400 CO Conveyances, 1 '; consideration 522,400 00 Couldn't Identify Him. A nunber of citizens of Washington and Gibson Counties were summoned to appear before the Federal Court Grand Jury yesterday, the authorities hoping to connect John Beno with the passing of counterfeit money in their localities. After looking at the prisoner none of the men were positive that Keno was tbn man who passed counterfeit mccey upon them and they were suffered to return home without appearing before the Grand Jury. There is little doubt but Bsno will be convicted of the ofTense in this city for which he was arrested. The Board at Evanaville. Governor Gray left yesterday for Evansvih'e, and the Boaid of Commifsloners of the new Insana Hospitals will meet there to day and mske an inspection of the work on the building. It is presumed that the caarge, made by an Evansville paper, that the material ia not according to contract, will be looked into by the board during its visit. Downright Craelty To permit yourself and family to "bnficr!" With ticknc m when it can be prevented crd cured so eRtiJr VrithHop Kitteis!!! IJavirg experienced a great deal ot . "Ircutle!" from indigestion, so mach to that I fame near los'.ner my JLife! My tiunble always came after eatic? any fcod However light And digestible, Fcr two cr thrte houiH at a time I had to go tbrooph the mrst Fxcruciatirg pains, "And the only way I ever sol" Belie!!-' "Was by throwing up all my tcmich contairjf d. No one can conceive the pains that I had to go throcgn, until "Atlant!" IwaPtaken! ".Sa that for three weeks I lay in bed and Cculd eat noihirg! JJy su fieri nps were eo that I called to decters to give me something that woald stop the rain. Tfcelr FUorta f re no good to m. At last I heard a goml deal "About your Hop Bitters! Ard determined to trv them." Got & bolllein four hours I took the contents of One! Next day I was cut of bed, and have not teen a "Sick!" Hcur from the ?ane cause cince. I have recommenfed it to hundreds cf others. Ycu taie no such "Advocate as I am.'' George Kendall, Allsten, Boston, Mas. Columbus Advocate, Texas, April 21, '.3. Dear Editor: I have tried your Hop Bittera, and find they are good" for any complaint. The best medicine I ever used in my family. H. Talesic p-rNcne genuine without a bunch cf green hops on the white label. Shun all tha rile, poisonoua ituff with "Hop" cr '-Hep" la thiir cftxuo,

COUHT-UOnSE LOCALS.

Kcieral Interfstinp Suits Tiled in So per lor Court. the Charles Heneley To Ee Tried on the 25th Mollle Pette Sucg for SG.OOO. Lncinda M. Morton yesterday took judgment in Bcom 2 sgainst the Tile Works on notes for $2. ."C(; (Ü. The case 8gir.st J. T. Woodward for grand larceny and embezzlement 13 S2t f 2: tha 14th in the Critaical Court. The County Bcird, yesterday, allowed bills apjrrepatirß $1,43-5. In tie afternoon they went to tte worü-bonsi. The Merchants' National Bint, of Chicago, yesterday tcok judgment in Jud;;e Taylor's ! rccm, against the Encaustic Tile Werks, on notes loriu ;t.j.(J2 The will cf Bobart Schmidt, deceased, was probated yets?rday. The prop-rry is left among his children, and his sou Adolph is named as executor. Corydcn IL McLaughlin, recently sent to the Insane Asylum, was yesterday declared irtane in the Circuit Court, for tbe purpose cf appointing a trustte for his estate. Ihe suit of Dejdcm02aHowlandr.nd others egamat Charles Mayer ami others was concluded yesterday in the Circuit Court, and taken under adviteaient by Jude AyrcS. Charles B. flensley is to be tried on the 25th in the Criminal Court. Eensley is the man who was arrested and indicted for having an abortion procured on his wife, which caused her death. The surety of the peace case agiinst Venda Shullz is to come'up for trial before Judge Norton on the 13tb. Thi3 is tbe case in which A. W. Greg made the original affidavit against the defendant in 'Squire Woodward's Court. Saiah K. Letta Boot has riled for divorce from Charles Boot. They were married in April, 1SS2. She charges failnre to provide and cruel treatment. Tney have one child for ihe custody of which the plaintiff petitions. he lives at houthport. The tuit of John C. Thomas vs. Catharine Platz is on trial in Boom 2. PHintifT is suing on a warranty and cia'.ras to have tonphtahcr?e of defendant, vrbich afterward prcveu to bs a "htamp sucker." Da-' mand is made for full value of tbe animal. Thoms3 J. Bryant has f!ed Euit against Christopher Hilgsnber and Henry Ulmer to recover possession of let CO in Danlap and Tctcwilcr's subdivision. He allege? that defendants have possesion withont right, ar.d for ten years have kept him out cf it. Demand is aleo made for 500 damages. A.V.Lawrence andwfihave riled suit ogairst W, A. Brokaw and wife and J. L. Bridley tc s t &sido a deed and riuiet title. PJainti.Ts allege ownership in J&nuary, 1S7C, of j aits of lots 11 and 12 in outlet 31. Oa tb&tdate Btokav claimed tob owner cf ecrs s in Grennwoo 1 County, Kaiuas, but. tbat he was not such owner as a matter of ffict. Upon his reprssf-nt&tnr.s. however, a tBCe vtes made, af:e r which Brokaw disappeared and can not be found. Tbs plaintifis can net, therefore, procure a turrender cf tbe deed. The complain: is in two paragraphs. Ellis W. Bedpath & Co., for themselve? and others, have Sled suit against Henry Tutewilerand W. G. Cock, his assignee, to eet aside the assignment. Tte complaint alleges that in April judgments were recovered by plaintiffs and others against Tutewiler & Son agreatina f 2,22' .20. Tbe SheriiT levied on lots 10 and 11, in s pan 2 ', but tbe judgments are not liens, because TEtewiler conveyed, by deed of assignment, the real estate to Cook. It is claimed that the several c!aims represented, which have 1 since taken the form of judgments, were created lene before the assignment. Because of the preference given certain creditors in the assignment; therefore the assignment is void, and the deed conveys no title to the assignee. Cook claims to hold ?l,000 by virtue of the deed of assignment, which the plaintiffs ask may be applied to their c'aims, and at the eame time have tbe assignment set aside. The suit of David D. Long "guardian, vs. William Wallace administrator, which is on trial in Boom 3, is a case which was originally in the Circuit Court. The complaint alleges that. Mollie Fetie, at the solicitation of Maria Fette and her husband, in 1871, went to live with them In this city. They had no children. ChaHes Fette died in March, l&si, and Maria Fette died in December. 1 SSI . At the time plaintiff's ward went to live with her nncle and aunt, the deceased, they gave her their name. They became much attacked to her and proposed that if she would continue to live with them during their life time, and act toward them a3 tneir child, and nurse them during their sickness, they would cive her their entire estate. Upon the death cf Charles Fette, hi? wife related the promise to the claimant herein, bat because ot hr age and infirmities she failed to make a will as was her intention. Demand is made for the entire amount of the estale, wkich is veined at J,K0. Judge A3 res wai originfclly cne cf the attorneys in the suit, and for tbireseonby agreement the case was sent to Judge Walker for trial. The Persian Mission. lion. Bajless W. Hanna was in the city yesterday en roate for Washington City, whirehewili receive iiaal instructions before leaving for Feteran. the Persian capita). Trie Efcw minuter has been given thirty dajsfcr preparation and sixty rive da? sin which to reach Persia. JTe will go by way of London, thence by an East India 6teamer down the Mediterranean to Malta, thence lo the Black Sea. sailing its entire length to Poti: thenca by rail to Baku ana the oil regions on the Caspian and across to Persia. "One hundred do?ei $1" is true only of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it is an unanswerable argument as to strength and economy. CMC' i-ii it-, a;.. 1 neM HrintC I ort ti:.it Ii n e'o.ttiniiir y 1 ''-a eretailv i.ir'c-d for cr-vi-ZS t. :isrv fi.'v,t!..i aavo Ml bnrirrB. Any !fi!er cnnt. j.t v.ih ?air rrctit will contrni xha! wew.v. 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EUSiiyESS CARDS. ThfJ.rms rtyramted below are the xc$i tU'Vnch end reliable in the eiiy, a id ere entirely worthy of the jatronce of Sentinel readers, L. P.E1TTINGIIAM, STEAM DYEING, Cleanirg and Itepairln?. Ladies' Wearing ApTarI ol all kinds Cleanel and Dyed. Also L&ce and Damuk Curtains Kcfinlshed. 1C North Delaware Street. w. FISHZn, 21. D., PILE SPECIALIST, 55 North Pclaware Street. Office EajF: Tbursday, Friday and Eaturd&y. rOTilKCARY ASD DRUGGIST. DR. E. D. POKTEK, South Illinois Si. Dr. Dcnc.j's Cherry Coujt: Cure, gamp'.e lite, KIIFICIAL XEET11 WITHOUT .V IJL,A.XIS, At SCK i'ast Waihingtcn rtrect. References given to parties wearing them. gALLARD 8 f OPCLAIi Orders from Chnrchep, Festivals, Parties, ric nit, and Adjoining Towns promptly supplied. Creamery, 1C2 North Delaware. TeJepbome 410. .UAKLS P. JACOrs, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. 36 North Delaware Street. Terms rccsonatlc. Send for circular. Fifteen ycr.rs experience.

G KAÜLZ8 A. JfclCOLl, ff-X Iftrkct street, crpcsiie Foion:r(" IndJarapcllr, led. i S HOVER. PURE LAKE ICE. OfLce: No. 174 East Harket Street, Telephone SCC. No, connected with ico combination comp mics D E T I ST , T. G. LARSONS, 3Q;j; V.'cst Weshinston Ptrcet, OVEK NEWS OSce Indianapolis. Jg A. HERRMANN, WATCIDIAKEU. Clocks, Jewelry and Eyeglasres. Repairing ilt.slc Lcxcs a Specialty. 33 East Market Street G C. FORSINGE P.; T. MiAVl'ICALKOOFER, And Manufacturer of Jslacl; and Asrhaltiue Var-r.i-hcf,Tar.ritch,Rnsin,Roofln?andEuilciingFelts. PITCH AND GRAVEL ROOFa Laid and Repaired. Tin. Iron and Shingle Roofs Painted and Repaired. Ottice 42 South Pcnn. St. Telephone 417. H. NEY WALL PAPKJS A BEADS K0Ü22, 44 Zf kX Ohio street, IndianEpolls. Oll-Cloibs, Rngs;g end Mats. Special dosliri Ij Window Khadec and Interior DeooraUcnj. H ARU JESS, SADDLiS, ETC 71 East Ccnrt St. and EC East Wesn. St. H. L. UMSTEAD. PRESCRI1TION DRUG STORE, No. 150 Virginia Avenue. JNDIANAPOL13 BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Bryant & Stratton College. A Live Commercial School. Catalogue Free. When Block, opposite FostoSlce. I LEB BROTHERS. ADJUSTABLE IRON FENCE P03T.S. Cheap as Cedar Totts. iTAgents wanted. Send lor circular. Ofliceaad Fsctcry, 9G South Pennsylvania Streat, JINO & HOLÜE3, IRON FENCE CRESTING, ETC. Reliable Agents Wanted. Office and Salesroom No. 123$ North Delaware St. y EWI3 C. GARRICrjS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tfcorpe Bleck, Indianapolis. Corporation and Insurance Law, Siaio and Federal Ccurts. p HARITY, And Parasol Manufacturer, h"1.; Virginia Ave. n.Rcrairing and Covering Neatly Done. CLEAN LI 2 AT LIAEKET3, 232 East Washington St.,7S North Pennsylvania St, Stalls 1 and Z East Market House. .Spring Lanbs a specialty. CCnEID t COMPANY. FRESH AND SMOKED FISH. Wholesale and Retail Dealers.No. 5 West Maryland Street. gCHWEICKLE i PRANGE. CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. Manufacturers of Delivery Ws gons and Spring True lis of all kind. Repairins promptly attended to. a?on and Carriage Painting nea.tly done, tatisiaction grcranteed. 4,1 and 426 EAEt Washington Street. -yjTHirbTT & adaüs, EIWEB AND GIINXTIAL CO.NTBAOTGSS Eoorn 21 Tnorre :ock, Indiansnolii. rrr 8. EAV.TL3, V T D EXT 1ST. 5 daypool Elect, opposite Bates Ucziz. Special attention given to the preservation cf Lh? natural teeth. Price reasonable. Ohio and Mlsaiaelppl. Pt Lent? . 8:10 amlVlncennea.... 1:00 pn 2-47 rtr East tt, Lcnl 8:S5 am ilitchell. Odin. J0:21ara North Vernon. 4:1? par

KlILTr'AY T1HE TABLE Wtn: let effert Wrdnetdar. April 12, 1SS5. IB115S EC3 ET CEMgAL RTASDARf) 71 Kl. efTerionvllIe, M&digon and Itdlanapolli Dt-rrt.! Arrive; Ponthern Ex.dy 4 :l an Id4. & M. KH 9:45 axa L. & M. Kx..d'y. 8;15 6n lnd. A Chi, lx.-13:45 am Ixu. & II. Mall.. 3:50 ra N.Y.Jt N.F1. Ex.. 7;t4) ca Lonisv. Ac, d'y. 6:45 pm t.L. & C. F. L1C:43 pzi For tickets and full information call at ticket oEce Penn. lines, nortfccst corner Weshingtoa and Illinois streets, or Cnicn Depo; Ticket OSce. VfvndHlla Llne. Depart.) Arrive J lean 7:15 am New York Ex. 3;Wara N. Y. Limited., k :; 5 im M .ill A Ac...io :(0 a Day Exprcs?, d'y!2:( 0 arc csn. A I F. L. S;?& pa Terre "uauta Ac- 4:00 pvi New Ycrk Ex 4:n pa Iacific Ex., d'y-10:i3 pmiN Y. Limited.... 5:25 pa Jnd&S. Stnd ex 7:10tMs S'.r-end.V lnd ex.10. 6Ria Ind. fcs. Ptnd ex5:10rr'; S.Bond N; Index. C:42pa Fcr tickets and fuU ir.fornritloa call at ticket office Perm. IJne nortiiCfu-t corner Washinsrtca and Illinois stricte, or futon Depot Ticket OCuy, itintl, Indianapon?, Lou a t'anant. capo.

ps.rt Cinna J anu KloriJa Fast Line, asujy. r . Rr.-i c. c Chi., liCF'jTiil? end Col. Ac3... r.n. tnd Lc Ucvi.ie liail, p. c. Cincinnati Ace, daily Arr'e Ineiaiiapoiils Arc, lUily Cm. and su Louis lai.', p. c... :Wan .11:15 ant . 2:4vi pn . 6:fvj pni .10:5 axa 11 :W aa . 4:55ra Indianapolis Acc Chicago and St. Loul daily, t. and r, c ...... i tEt Line, jLC:t5pa caiCACO pivisio.n". Depart-Chlc&vO and Ilock IsnlEx.. 7:10 art Chicago Ms.il, j. c Western Express.... .....12:1J pa 5:io pa Chicago, Icoria and Burlintcn lw Line, s., r. c.. ..-.-.11:20 tut Arrive -c. ana u pst liuc, a j, c. C 6 Lftiayetto Acc .. c:nn. p.ni Louisvillo Mail, p. c, , 3:&aa 10:55 aa 3:30 pa cmcinrau Arc. . 8:4 pn The timts via c, I. bu L. and U and L. K, and W, &s follows: Leave Ind.;'r.oll3 5:GJrra!Ar. Intüa'polls 10::x; Arrive LaXayeite "i.'lS rni'Lv. Lofayctte.- 8:C5 aa Arrive Rlocm'tn 12:10 um iLv. iilcora'tn 2:S5aa For sap, tine taoks, raio cf fare, aad all tn formation .apply at Tictc: Office, lk6 South 111 Inn'.s street, and Union Perot Tieket O.tlce. Chicago, M. Lrouis und PlttsOaig. (FAN-HASEIK AKP rrKNSVLVAPll LINE.) iew ior,m;i(j5;ip a, Washington, RaIUmore. Pirtshurr. end Columbus Expreß... 4:10 a.m. 11:45. Ri LajtoniColumDus Ex 11:10 a.m. Richmond AcconainoüRtion 4:CCp.n. a S:iC,nj Xsew xork.rhll&dclp'a, Washington, Eeltlrnrrp. ittchnrir. t:.-,-lnmb is A DaytonEx, k 4 :?.." p.eu 10:13p.rj, N. Y. LiiniteiJ......... ... j 5.J p.m.a ;C0a.n:, UMAW DiTIil'j:., VIA KOKCZO. Louisville and Chicago last Express ll:00r.m., 4:0C a.ra rxujhvilie and Chicaoj Express, r. c t 11:15 a.m.- 3:S5p.ra Daily. vi)ally except Sunday, s l3ieeplng car, h Kotei car. For tickets and full Information call at ticket cfüct Penn. Line;, noilbeast corner Wasiiintjtoa and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket OHlce. Wabcsli, fat, Lonl ct.d Paclillc Uullway. Depart; Arrlvf Det. & Chi, Mail, 7:itini:Det. Kx S.... 8:00aia Vol.l t. W.AM.Ex 2:11,?tz Pacific Ex ..ll:scaa Det. Ex., d'yp.... 7:lfpu Det.ÄChi. M'l. 8:55pa ToLFtW&Detdy 11 :C(.pm Tol.FtWiDetdy, S :lkri FortickMs and fi:U information call at City Ticket OUlcc, i S3. 111. tt. or Cnlou Depot Ticke Ofiico. Indianapolis naU Vluceuuen. Depart! Arrlri Ml. & Cairo Ex... 8:lfcan-.;Viuccnnes Ac...l0:4Ca3 Vmcnnes Ac... 4:00prn.Ml. Cairo r. C:ipm 'or tidiCts and lull ir fomratiou cad at tickel Oflict Penn. Lines, ncrthea.it corner U'Ashlufrtoa sec Illinois street?, cr Union Depot Ticket OSice. Cincinnati, l!i"ir.mou and lndiakittpollA, Dvrartl Arrl Cln., Day & Tol... 4:C'.am:Ccnn?:sv, Arc 8 8Caa C, D.,T. &M.Y...lü:4.;arn Clu., P. & St. L....ll:50aa Connersv. Acc.. 4;2-;prr. Cin. Acc 5:Wprj C. P.. T. &N.Y... Cira.Cin.. P. A; St. L....lC:4'Jrq Uaiuua, Jioi;iii: ti tou and WUHi teoeia ntviioa. Depart. Arrive. Pact Co Ex ii Mall 7:?a!E.ÄiS,Ex.r.r, ady 3:50aa K.tVr.K. Liner-c 5:07ii3lClncin.Srec. r.c-ll:0;ra BAR-I.Ex. d.B.r.Cll :10prn Atlantic ExAM. C! SCpa EASTF.KN PIVISIOIJ. ETnrr.r.c,, 'Id.- i:20s.m l'aciücEx.r.cdly 8:Kaa Day Ex 11 :5arr. Wettern Ex.... 4:5pci Atl'c LXr.c.dly. 7:1( pm'B.A;R.,De.s.r.c.d.lO:S5pa Forticketa and lull information call at the ew Ticket Office, Na 1S8 south Illinois Etrcet or at the Cnlon Depot Ticket OÄce. ö, IncVcatc ileep er; r, c, reclining cars. IndiHuapolis, Utcatnr ami Springfield. M&11& Day Ex.... 7:00am!Ma!l b Day Ex.-12:W n Local A Day Fx- 6 :30pm i Local & Day Fx- 6:15nw Loulsvllle. New Alhany una Jincngo. tChica?o Short Line Dlvlston.) Depart. I Arrive. Frankfort Acc. 5:0Cnm Indlanap'üaM'l- 3:lf;am Chlcaeo Nz't E.b.11 :20pm Ind. Ng't Kx.d.8. 8:fciam C & M. City M 1..12:4bpmlndlanapoir( Aci0:CCam Fortickeuand information, calk Cnlon Do pot and 26 South Illinoia 6treet. Indianapolis and tit, Lonl, Dep&rt.J Arrtvi Day Express rs. 7:iü am N. Y. A B. Ex. 8:45 ant FtrtsExprct.8...- 8:5'J pm lx)cal Pass 9:50 aa .Hi & St. L. Ex... 6:2j pm Iud'apolls Ex. 3:00 pa N. Y. & SU L. Fxll::0 prajDay Kxjrrtsjs G:2j pio For tickets and all information caII at city craect No. 2 Bates HouEe Block. Union Depct and Ht.c chusetta Avenue Deiot. Cleveland, CJoluntue, Ciuclanatl td li (llanapolls. Derart. I Arrlta, N. Y.A EX... 4:t:0aia L. NOAStLEx C:0kt3 D. S. A N. Y. Ex.10 :10 axn W.FLW.&M Ex.l0:45 tn And. V Mich Ex.11 :15 am1 B. Har. A A. Ex. 2:20 pa W.KLW. AM. Ex 5:55 pm'B. led. A to Ex. C:00 pa lu Y. & B. Zx.... 7:15 pm!N. Y. A S. L. Exll;13 pa EErGHTV'OOD PlVlilOX Depart. Arrive. 4:00 am 2:33 pmj 6:40am.... ... 4:65 pa C:15 sra..... .... 3:30 pn:10:45am.... ... ft:2;i pa 10:10 am...... 5:b5pm 2:20pm..... ..10:Wpa 11:15 p.m 7:15 pej 3 : 25 pa.. ........... For all Information, ratca. maps, time tatlea. etc., call at the Un!on Ticket OSce, Latos Hons corner, Ma.ss&ch.cuctU Ayenuo Depot or at tha Union Depot. STATE KA1LWAV TIÄIE TAltLE. Cvauttvtll uil Terra Elaat Itallro&d. I Via Vandalla Llne.l Lre Indianapolis., f7: 15 f-m fil:53 an'sl0:45ra Terre Haute..1 !C:4f) &m 3:00p2 ?.:20 an Avr Kvaiisville....." 4:0 vm' 7:0. pni! 7:10 am Lve Evansriije t.: b am rl0:r. am,8 K:15pa Arr-Tcrre Haüte.. 10:00 am 2:17 pra! ll:53pn Indianapolis..; 2 :33 trn I 4:40pml S:!0 aa Taiiy. tL&iijr xcept bunday. r Parlor car 8 Sleeping car. :vB8vlll and lerr Kante Ks.li road. Via I. p.nd Su L. Kailway.l LvelndlanrtToiis-17:10 am, ;ll:ncpa Terre Baute.. 10:41 am r 8:.7)r-a 3 3:20 aa Arr EvEnFvlilo.. . I 4 :CO pm1 7:05prai 7:10aoi Lve ETansvllle :10:05 aml'TlO: .'.o am s 8:15 pa Arr Ttrre Haute.. 10:C0 am p i:17pnj ll:r.9pm Indianapolis..! S:13 pmi 6:25pn! 8:45 aa Daily, f Daily except üunday. r Purler car fiSLeepins: car. I7ri liver. i eats r at. isnrva. I)Taufport. I 7:30 pm 7:0C am:7:lCj.m 1:00 pa Denver I. P. a! I C. Crcr-in..; 9 C0pra 7:53 am C:23 pnlUJItn Columi;: City 11 :M pni 9:r am 4:Spia 0:12 aa Auburn J unci J:ü pm iq-.iq pn i:iä pm 7:2.1 aa j AI'.RIVK. ! LEAVE. Entler... I 2:Wfm ll:"0 am 2:i5pm 6:30 aa Loaiieport, Crnw t.rtl.Ul unci western Vau d alls Line. aoutk SOZTB. m- p. rrl a. m. p. m.l 7;C0 8:!5 9.C 11:3C 8:40 7:0C 8:44 C:G 9;g :V dep-ColPxvial.CAL-ar 6::- ar Indi n6.rol! .d-p 5:1 ar.CrawfordsviEe... dep 8:00 ar Terre Haute den 6:'0 5:W 8:13 4:C3 2:05! Fort Warn, Cincinnati and Lonisvllle, (Leave Indianapolis via Eec Line.) OUTHWAED. FOKTHWAia, p. m. a. ta. 11:151 C:P0pm' Ar, Ind'napc.U Lv. 4:00 1C:10 aa 9:! S:57pm Huncie cxc l:i5pa 7:4! 12:58 pm " -Ilartfcrd-.. S:37 2 tOpa t:lQ 12:C.i pm'l ' ...BrhRton " 7:SCi 2-J.Spa 5:. llitOan: 'Lv. Pert Wavr.e Ar i:TZ 4:00pa Direct connection at Fcrt Wayne with L, 3. and M. i. trains lor all joints north and east. Cincinnati, Wabash and Mlchlgar, Tia Uea Line. Ind AGtR Ex 4:159ElWab4Iad Ex. 11:C5 aa Mich A eo B EtU:00 am Cln A Ind Ex 2:Mpa a'DiiH x e:10pm IndABtLZi 11:13 pra Wabaah Hallway. 7rcm Lafayette Jnscilon, connecUnt with L, O, ana L. Exprc, wc5t-M...;ii:co am '12:13 ami l:2Spa lU:eu, wt j 9;Cx:i fciUaol !;WfB.