Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 143, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1885 — Page 3

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 23 1885. .3 L

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COURT-HOUSE LOCALS.

A Number or Interesting Cases In tbo Various Courts. A New Slander Suit John T. Woodard Tnlcka a New Trial Will Not B Granted Him. D. W. Springer -will erect an 1,800 frame dwelling at 331 North Noble street. Eli Blanks entered a plea of guilty yestarday fo etealinf? a gun asd fijh reel, and was given two years cortS. William A. Scott and William II. Scarpa have given SG.CCO bonds as administrators of thA estate of Jacob Scott, deceased. Ida I. Barkley, yesterday, took judgment by confsion against Alfred and J. C. S. Earrifcn, in the Circuit Court, for 1,252. In the fuit of John W. 0' Harrow vs. tha Ailarxs Expreis Company for damag23 for aUeced false imprisonment, the . defendant Las riled a plea in abatement. Judgments were yesterday entered ia ths Circuit Court against the estate of Rufua Barr, deceased, lor several rartles on claims and nclea, aggregating $1,100. The case of Wjlliam Patterson vs. the estate of G. H. Vcs3, lecea3ed. to collect f;2 oCO fcr lecal ferrice'3, was arqued before the Circuit Court Jury yesterday. Jarr.es Bcaid yesterday was tmt on trial fer grand larceny and receiviog stolen goods. Ke was indicted for the theft of parts of a tbraifcins machine. The casa Wß3 continued for further evidonce. The argument in the daue'suit of William C. Whitehead vs. the L, B. and W. for $40,(00 for personal injuries was concluded yesterday nccn. The jury was charged in in the afternoon and sent to the consultation xcom. Suit was filed yesterday by Jeremiah Miller against John T. Woodard to collect the $1,200, the embezzlement of which tesured for the latter a five-year term in the Northern Prison. The complaint is in two paragraphs. The Coroner yesterday returned his verdict in. the inquest of Dr. Sutherland, finding that the deceased "came to h?s death from opium poisoning, but how and in what quantity administered I am unable to learn. There is no evidence of self-destruction." In the statement of Emsley Wright, administrator of the estate of John IL Julian vs. John W. Julien ad others, to settle a partnership, W. F. Elliott wa9 yesterday appointed Keceiver by Judge Ayers. The case has been to the Supreme Court oace. 'The motion for a new trial in the case of John T. Woodard, for embezzlement, will be presented and argued Monday. Woodard baa Tf qoe&trd Sheriff Carter to allow him to go cut and settle up his business, saying he has no hope of relief short of the Sapreme Court. The will of John C. Brinkmeyer, deceased, was filed for probate yesterday. The property is left to the widow, who, upon marriage, is to surrender all but that part to which she is entitled under the statute, and this is to be divided among the children equally. . Samuel Coleman entered a plea of guilty to petit larceny in the Criminal Court yesterday, and was given thirty days in the jail and a dollar fine. He stole a pair of shoe?, a pair of pants and a gold pen-holder., Proof of former gocd character was the cause of the clemency of the Court. George P. Kiesell and Christian Piol yesterday filed suit against the C, II. and I. fcoad to recover certain real estate. The complaints are substantially the eame in all particulars. Demand is made in each for doseceaion and $1,0C0 damages for detention, Tf 1th interrogatories attached. Ellen Garrovan yesterday filed complaint sgaicst James L, Simpson for slat der, alleging for cause that on the 10th day of this month Simpson, in the presence of the plaintiff and ether good citizen?, used language imputing to her a want of chastity and vir- . tue. Demand is made for ?5,0CO. In the auit of William O. Patterson vs. William Kohle a new trial has been retused aad judgment entered for plaintiff for 125. This was the suit for damages growing oat of . the death of a horse belonging to plaintiff which defendant had hired, and which was tilled by careless and reckless driving, George K. Perrin has filed suit against George and Sibilla Lehrritter to collect $25S. 10 for services rendered. The complaint charges that after the indebtedness had accrued defendants transferred their property valued at 21,CC0, wbjch was afterwards reconveyed to the wife, for tbe purposo of defrauding creditors. Demand is made for $200 judgment. The case of Gottlieb Williams vs. Henry "Wfghorst and others is on trial byjary in Boom 2. The suit was tried two xnontbj ago and the jury disagreed. Williams sue3 for damages, alleged to have been sustained by xeaton of his wife's sickness, which was caused by the raising of the house of the defendant in which plaintiff's family was livirr, Mrs. Williams catching cold in consequence thereof. The suit of Charles L. Merrill vs. Jacob S. Bildebrand and others went to the jury in Koom 2 yesterday, and a epecial verdict in the form of answers to interrogatories was returned. The Questions of law involved will be decided by Jcdge Howe upon the findings cf facta as disclosed In the answers. This la the case where plaintiff i3 suing for certain rights in the Alerrill Pump Company's business. Suits have been filed within the last few days by Ida D. Barkley, John Lassen, Peter Wright, Edward Gaston, C. F.. Hooker, John Bnrk and Fred Packard, Peter Lassan and Byrcn Hutchinson against John C. S. Harrison and Judge Lamb, which are supplemental, judgments having been taknn heretofore asram&t the Harrisons in the Circuit Court. , The object cf tbeso suits is to have the defendants appear and testify as to what property they have subject to execution, and wer filed in view of the recent decision of the Supreme Court upon the validity of the appointment of Jcdge Lamb, Receiver of Harrison's Bank. Frank Cannon,' who was arrested two days ago for theft of articles from a West Washington street ealoon, wanted his case con tinned before the Mayor yesterday. It was then dismissed and a charge of grand larceny was placed against him, the accusation binp that he had recently tolen a quantity of velvet plush, so tue carpenter's tools and other valuab'es from Colonel Gray's upholstering establishment on ort Wayne avenue. To this be entered a plea of guilty and vpr &:d an anxiety to have an information JlUd at esc? in the Criminal Court so that he

couft plead guilty there and täte his senleDCf at once, without waitirg for the formality of a grand jury investigation.

t It AIL WAY NEWS. Earnings of the C, I , St. L. and C The IUlnols Midland to be Sold Other i Items of the Rail. y J. Coot: has been appointed agent at WocIville, on the Terra Haute and Loginsport division of the Van dal i a. It is understood that the Wooley Electric Headlight Company will begin work on theinew building in this city in a few days. Tlia Bee Line changes time to-morrow whe j the real contest between this road and the 'andalia for besineca east and we3t will begia in earnest. Several hundred men are at work on Mr. Maccj's new road between Washington and'Tvorthington. TraiDs will begin runnincver this line during the latter part of nei: winter. Mtn8ger Henderson, cf th9 I., B. and W., who has returned from a trip of inspection ovefthe road, cays that eipediturea for repairs this year will be comparatively light, the Vine being in very good condition. Hebert Starbuck, at present chief clerk in the (fficeof Superintendent E wan, of the Bee Lins, has been appointed conductor on the east-bound limited to go on that road tomorrow. He will be succeeded by S. C. Spejlman. lie receiver of the Indiana and IUicois Soulhern is making a number of needed improvements in the road. The business of the I. ahd I, S. is increasing steadily sinc3 it pss&d into tbe hands of the Beceiver, and the read will not discontinue operations ss heretofore stated. It pas-es through a country hat absunds in agricultural and mineral project?. fcfr. Andrew Graham, of the firm of Grabar! A, Sons, bankers and steamship agents, 113: South Depplaines street, Chicago, 111., reports a large and increasing emigration froi European countries this spring. His Be;jcy distributee fresi twenty-five to thirty entrants daily in Chicago and suburbs witi several hundred parceled out for the Weitern 8tates and Territories. He speaks in plowing terms of the kindnes3 and attention the Pennsylvania Railway Compiny extends to the emigrants who have the good fortune to be booked over its lines. A telegram from Chicago announces that a decision has been rendered in the suit for the sale of the Illinois Midland, and the read will be disposed of at once. Traffic Manager Sbrsder says that there may ba an appeal for a rehearing, but this is not at all likely. The Midland has been appraised at something ov?r $2 C00.0C0. It is a question whether any rcrji will feel like paying so large an amount for'the property, considering the condition of tht-rcad. Experts who have examined tha rrrd state that $300,000 would'be required to place the road in good condition. It is thought that were this expenditure made, thrcad could be made to pay bettet than it evfr has before. It was reported 8om9 time aq? that the Vandalia people woald bid fcr tb Midland, but it afterwards turned out tbht there was nothing in the report. It is no"? understood tbAt the Warings willsecare th read.' The sale will take place about the latter part of July. EARNINGS OF THE EIG FOUR, ri'he business of the C, I., St. L. and C. continues to increase as tbs season advances. M.;E. 1 Osborne, Treasurer of the Big Four, roifkes the following comparative statement of earnings for the second week of the present month: 18S1. 1335. i. Actual. Approximate. Fr)ra passenger? Slö.ECS 2 $12.435 50 From local fjelghr.. 11.GS3 40 1 1,777 71 Fn:ra foreign ireight 10.551 &i . 15.225 01 Hörn line freight 2S9 20 571 35 Fijjm express 1,105 5:? 1.275 03 From mail 1,63'J 40 1.87S 03 J'otal-.....-...... 17.215 CO A-d total ol first quarter.- 47,245 CO 16,10$ 60 42,031 62 S5S.2S3 22 Xctal ...194, ISO 00 Local Courts. BUTEEIOR COURT. ) Eoora No. 1 Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judge, Charles A. Aneshaensel vs. Louis P. Klefer et a). Appeal. Two cases. Dismissed. William C. Whitehead va. the L, B. and W. Railway Company. Suit for damages. On trial by jury. : Eoorn No. 2-Eon. D. W. Howe, Judge. Charles Le Merrill vs. Jacob S. Hilderfcracd p.t al. Special verdict. Francis Bothrocfc vs. Henry Bothrock. Salt on note. Judgment on verdict for $178.93. Gotlieb Williams vs. Henry Weghorst, 8rM et al. Sait for damages. On trial by William O. Patterson vs. William Noble. Judgment for 5123. Rcom 3 Hon. Lewis C. Walker, Judge. Emma B. Fitzgerald va. Jamea J. Shank. To quiet title. On trial by the Court. CRIMINAL COUBT. Eon. Pierce Norton, Judge. 8tste vs. Samuel Coleman. Petit larcsny. Plea of guilty. Sentenced to jail for thirty days and fined $1. State vs. James Board. Grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. On trial by the Court. State vs. Eli Blanks. Grand larcany. Plea cf guilty. Sentenced to the State Prison for two 3 ears. ciscriT COURT. Hon. A. C. Ayre, Ja3?c William Patterson vs. The Estate of Gn3faves H. Vces, deceased. Claim. Oa trial by jury. Joseph N. Bower vs. Estate cf Knfas Barr, deceased. Claim. Judgment for $20.50 Joseph W. Bates vs. Estate of Rafcs Barr, deceased. Claim. Judgment for $13. Ida D. Barkle? vs. Alfred -Harrison et ai. Judgment for 1,252. Emaley Wright, administrator ol the estate of John R. Julien, deceased, vs. J. W. Julien etaL To settle a partnership. W.F.Elliott appointed receiver. Jßicnh Ueitich vs. Estate of Rnfna "Barrdeceased. Notes. Judgment for 1,101 IS. Wanted at Danville. Charles Pearson was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant O'Dannell, as a f agitlve from justice. The arrest was made at the instance of the Danville authorities, who pay that he is wanted there for the theft of a couple of hcries. Pierson stoutly maintains that he is not a thief. The Dinville people, he eajs. simply desire to imprison him on a charge of proianity. TVhen Tried Always Preferred. When thay once become acquainted with it, ladies invariably prefer Parsera Hair Balsam to any similar preparation. It makes the hair soft and glossy, arrests its falling oif, promotes netr growth, restores the original color, and has no rival as a dressing. Net a dye, not oily, highly perfumed. Only 50 cents at droggitts.

DEABBAUGR ARRESTE O. Beaeon Aesned for the Suicide of George W. Hensley. The Muncie authorities telephoned police headquarters last night that "Dr." Dearbaugh, (he man who performed an abortion cn the wife of Charles Hensley in this city lomo two months ago, was in that town, and wanted to know whether they should detain him. Station-keeper Talle answered in the affirmative, and a few minutes later they telephoned that he had been locked up. Officer Taffe will go after Daarbaagh this morning. Dcarbaash, it will be remembered, jumped the town before his victim died, but her husband, who wes then a msrehant paliceman, remained here and was arrested. Ha is now in jail awaiting trial. In this connection it is learned that the George W. Hensley who recently committed Enicide in Florida was a brother cf Charles Kenftley, now awaiting trial in tho Criminal Court for having an abortion procured on his wife last fall, by reason of which she diei. The deceased was examined at length by the Coroner, and testified to having warned hi3 brother egainst his criminal practices, asserting that he would sooner or later g3 to prison, if he was not hung. It is now believed that the reason of the enicids was the mental dspiession caused by the eituation of his brother Charles, and that there appeared no other relief from tho necessity of testifying against him in tho approaching trial ezcspt to take his own life.

Real Estate Transfers. Tbe following deeds were recorded on Frlday.JlTay 22, as reported by Steeg it Eernhamer, abstract coropilcis, 12 and 15 Thorpe Block. Telephone. 1,018: L. Grand Lannan and wife to Thomas Allen, warranty ceed to lot '.'5 in Ruidell & Vinton's Fart Place addition to the city of Indianapolis 200 CO Andrew Nuc;z82t and wife to lienry .Nuvcizazt, warranty deed to lot 4 in McLaughlin's Woodland addition to the town of South port 7C0 CO Eamnel Sheets and wile to Margaret N. St crist, warranty deed to lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 In square 3 in tho town of Broad RipJames C Wheat and wire to Amanda Layland, warranty deed to lot 50 in W. T. Gibson's subdivision of outlot 23 in Thomas Johnson's heir' addition to the city of Indianapolis 1,200 0) Wra. Wallace, receiver, to Win. T. Wilmington. receier's deed to lot 2 ia hullivau'8 subdivision of lot 10 in A. K. Fietcber's hrst addition to the city cf Indianapolis 2303 0 Conveyances, 5; consideration.- 3 2,350 00 TRANSFERS THURSDAY, MAY 21. Caroline Bruner to Uaria Hart, warranty deed to part of iot 42 In O. St. John West's addition to the city ol Indianapolis 2 Wra. rteliaee, receiver, to JIartiu Galen, receiver's deed to lots 15 and 16 in Clifford riace in the city of Indianapolis... The Citizens' National Bant of Indianapolis to Charles T. PhuI, vzarraaty deed to lots II and 12 In James II. Buddeii's Glenwood Augna;us D. Lynch and wife to George Heidt, warranty deed to lots 29, 30 and ?llnjArces W. Kiiu's subdivision of Hay. Wasfon Co.'s lllgöland Park tddiiion to the city of Indianapolis 200 0D 450 00 230 00 255 00 Conveyances, -1: consideration . 1,155 00 Indiana Invontgra. A weekly list of United States patents is sued to tho invents of Indiana for tho week eEding May 19, 1SS5, and each patent in the list will bear that date. Reported expressly for the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel, by A. II. Evans & Co., American and foreign patent solicitors, Washington, D. C. Charge for obtaining a patent, 23. A copy of the patent laws sent free on application. Ereman, J. M Klkhart, seli-c'oslnfc cocis for water p: pes. Cook, a. I)., Lawrenceburs. pump handle. Curtner, P. 11.. Hazelton, and C. C. Genunc, Evansvllle, car brake. Dungan. W. EL, Rock Lane, harrow. Lssig. Joseph, Larrville. belt fastener. Gcodnough, John, Indianapolis, cultivator coupline. Harrcd, S. B., Jeuninzs, fence post. Hull, '. A., Peru, drawer case. Marmon. D. W., Indianapolis, box supporter. Xewlln, William, Attica, wheel plow. Powell, K. J., & W. F. Nolan. Evansville, machine for attaching buttons to garments. Smith, P. 11., Palmyra, saw. Thomas, B. F., Camden, excavator. Trachsel, J. J., J. K. Lipps and W. H. Turner, Columbia City, weather strip. On the Llieslng List. "William Dixon, of South Missouri street, is cn the missing list. Dixon, who disappeared from home on Tuesday last, is twenseven years of age, dark complected, dark brown hair and a sandy mustache. He Wis last eeen at the "Hub" ealoon. On Thursday morning Johnny lire3ter, 6ight years of age, a pupil in the Thirteenth Ward echcol, left the school room to purchase a slate pencil and did not return again nor did he go to his home. Johnny resides at 62 Buchanan street, and naturally enough his parents are almost distracted over his continued absence. The police are unable to obtain any clue to his whereabouts., Willie Darner, aged eleven, also disappeared on Tuesday and ha3 not been saen ticce. His home is Daugherty street, near Virginia avenue. "Engaging In a Gift Enterprise." Patrolman Hines, who is known as the "dead fall" copper, Btepped into the lottery shop owned by one Mackavery on Malott avenue early yesterday mornlrjg. The policeman was dressed in clzens clothes and asked the young man in charge, Amest Siovens, for a ticket, at the earn time planking d3wn a dime, tho price deooaaded tor the pasteboard. The yonns; fellow handed tbe ticket over the counter, and in less than a half hour artsrward was languishing behind the bara at the Station House with tho charge "Ergs glDg in a gift enterprise11 opposite his catue. Other arrests will follow. After a Treasurer's Ca3h. Word reaches tho city from Nashville, Brown County, that the County Treasurer's safe at that place was pratially wrecked by burglars on Tnursday night, the outer doors b'eirg removed by the forca of the explosion. The burglars failed to get into the burglarproof part of the sa?e, and for this reason te cared very little monev, the exact amount not bing known, but certainly not more than $15. Y. M. C. A. Notes. Rev. J. A. Dondthaler ia still in charge of the Union Teachm' Meeting, which meets every Saturday at 4 o'clock p. m., at the Y. M. C. A. rooms. Mr. George W. Cobb will conduct the 4 o'clock gospel meeting to-morrow afternoon, Matters of special importance will be considered at to night's meeting for young men only. - The most stubborn cases of dyspepsia and sick headache yield to the regulating and toning influences of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try it.

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BUSINESS CAS1D3. The ßrms represented te.'ow are the no4t stounch cndrthcbU in the city, and are entirely ccrthyofthsjatvonci;of Sentinel readers JU ERITT1NGHAM, STEAM DYEING, Cleaning and Eepelrln?. Ladcs Wearing Ap'parel ol all kinds Cleaned and Dyed. Also Lace and Damask Curtains RcnnUhed. 16 North Delaware Street. W. FISHER, 21. D., PILE SPECIALIST, ' 95 North Delaware Street. Office Days: Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

A POTHECAUY AND DR CG GIST. DR. E. D. FORTER, 99 South Illinois St. -Dr. Dendt's Cherry Cougü Cure. Sample free, jgALLARD'3 POPCLAR XC22 CHSAM. 4 Orders fromChnrchep, Festival?, Parties. Flo nies, and Adjoining Towns promptly supplied. Creamery, 102 North Delaware. Telephone 410. QHARLS P. JACOBS, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. SC North Delaware Street. Terms reasonable. Send fcr circular. Fifteen years experience. QHASLTS A. NICOL2, t2X Sast Korket töoet, crpoaita PertoSlcj, Indianapolis, Ind. QtfAS. E. B HOVER, PURE LAKE ICE. Office: No. 174 East Market Street, Telephone SC. Not connected with ice combination companies D E N T I ST , J. G. PARSONS, . SOWest Washington Street, OVER NEW3 OScft Indianapolis. JR. J. W. WILLIAMSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 6J East Ohio Street up stain. Treatment cf Women and Children a Specialty. jgj A. HERRMANN, watchmaker; Clocks, Jewelry and Eyeglasses. Repairing Mnelc Boxes a Specialty. 93 East Market Street GC FORSINGER, PKAimOAL ROOFER, And Manufacturer of Black and Asphaltlne Varnihes,Tar.Pltch,RoMn, Roofing andBuiidingFelts. PITCH AND GRAVEL ROOFa Laid and Repaired. Ticlion and Shinsle Roofs Painted and Repaired. Ofiice 42 South Penn. St. Telephone 417. "gj" O. ßTSVENS IlEW WALL PAPER si SHAD3 HOÜES, 44 Sc t Ohio Etreet, Indianapolis. Cil-Cloths, Eusw aud Mat. Special CetfiSI SS Window Shades s,nd Interior Cecciatlcnx. ABNSS3, SADDLXJ, ETO, AD IXJGiIK, 71 East Court Et. and 80 East Wasn. fit. H. Im TJMSTEAD. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE, No. 150 Virginia Avenue. JNDIANAFOL18 BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Bryant & Stratton College. A Live Commercial School. Catalogue Free. When Block, opposite Festoffice. -TOILER BROTHERS. ADJUSTABLE IRON FENCE POSTS. Cheap as Cedar Fosls. 3J"Agent3 wanted. Send for circular. Office and Factory, 06 South Pennsylvania Street JINÜ & HOLME3, IRON FENCE CRESTING, ETC. Reliable Agents Wanted. OCceand Salesroom No. 12 North Delaware Bt. yEWIS C. GARrUCDS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Thorpe Block, Indianapolis, iMTCorp oration and Insurance Law, State and Federal Courts. jp HARITY, And Farasol Mannfactc'jrer iCi Virginia Ave. ttg-Repalring and Covering Nestly Done. pouDEiva , CLEAN MEAT KABKBT9, 232 East Washington St.,73 North rennsylyania Bt, Stalls 1 and 3 Ea3t Market House. .Spring Lambs a specialty. gCHEID & COMPANY. FRESH AND SMOKED FJSII. Wholesale and Retail Dealers. No. IS West Maryland Street. OCmVEICKLE & PRANGE, . CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. Manufacturers of Delivery Wagons and Sprina Trucks of all kinds. Repairing promptly attended, to. Wagon and Carriage Painting neatly done. Satisfaction guaranteed. 424 and 42G East Washington Street. TprHirsrr & adams, EIWEB AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR Boom 21 Thorpe Block, Indlanapolli. W a BAWLS. l'' DKNT2ST. 5 Claypool Block, opposite Erltes Hcnse. Special attention gi7eu to tho preservation cl thi natural teeth. Prices reasonable A caan .To all who are raxrermg rroa errors and Indiscreticna of youth, nenons weaknesÄ, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will eend a receipt that will cure you, FREE Ol CHARGE, Tüis great remedy was dlscoTered by a missionary In South, America. Send self-ad' dressed envelope to 27 JUEPHT,;iNMAN, eta tlcaD.UeTTlYcik

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Jeflersonvllle, fladlson and IndlanapoUr, . f'cPirt! Arrive, Eouthern Ex d'y :10arn'rnd.Si M. Mall. 9:45&a L. i M. Ex., d'y. J15 aallnl. A Cht Ex.JC:45 ara Lou. M. MalL. k:50 pm N.Y.AN.Fl. Ex.. 7;C0pra Louisv. Ac, d'y. :45 pa SL L. fc C. F. L.10: t5 pra For tickeö and..lull information call at ticket 02c Penn. Line J northeast corner Washlastca snd Illinois streeu. or Union Depot Ticket OQec Yfindalla Line impart I Arrive! Men m 7i:15&cliNewYortEx- 8;Mara N. Y. Llmltc-d.. t :J5 amMall A Ac .10:00 ara DayExprefifi,d,yl':00am;Clri. ä L. F. L.-. 3:5 pra Tcrro Maute A&. . CO pa New York Ex. 4:15 pra Pacific Ex., d'y-Kl pmN Y. Limited.... 5:25 pra Ind& S. Bend ex :l0am S.Bendfclndex.l0.55ara Ind. &8. Bend ex : 10pm Bend k Index. 6:42pra For tickets ancl full information call at ticket cGce Penn. Llnes northeast corner Wahlptca and lUinois EtrceVs, or Union Depot Ticket 02icc - Cincinnati, Indianapolis, hit. Loali ana Chi cas;o. craniTATi pmsios. Depart CIndnnr;-4 and Florida F&st Line, daily, and c c........ 4:C0ara Cln., RuF;vllle end Cel. Acc....-Jl:l5 ara Cln. andijouisville Mail, p. c...: S:45 pra Cincinnati Acc.,daEy.. . 6:fi pra Arrive Indlanat)ilis Ace dally .......10:55 era Cln. and ftt. Lonis Mail, p. c 11:50 ara InlianaplUs Acc........ . 4:55 pra Chicago f nd St. Lcula Fast Line, daily, A and c. c...... 10:45 pra CrtlCAGO DIVISION. Depart ChIC&o.nd Rock UlandEx 7:10 an Chicago ffall, p, c 12:10 pa Western rxpress 5:10 pra uaicsgT! recr;a ana ijarunston i ast LJie, s., r. .11:20 rn Arrive -C. and U Fast Line, d'y, c, c, s. S:35 ara 4 lAiaren' acc . ...... ......10:55 aa Cinn. at ; I Louisville Mail, p. c. 3:30 pra Clnclnnf.'l Acc.................. 6:3 pra Tho Una via Cf I. St. L. and C. and L. E. and W, Leave Inda'pollf5:C0 pm Arrive iAlayette -7:25 pm Arrive Bloom' tn 2:1C am Ar. Indla'polls 10:43 ara Lv. Lafayetts. 8:05 ara Lv, Bloom' tn 2 :S5 ara es of faro, and all ln For mcp, tlmo ,tb!c?, ra formaüon .appljjat Ticket OSce, 1S6 ßouta 111 Inola streeL and0nlon Depot Tieket 02ice. Chicago, Jc. Louli nurt Pittabur. IrA-nANDlJ A1ID PENK8TLVAITIA U?t) Depart, ArrlraNew Yorfc.Fhilalp'a.l ashiiigton, uaiunore, Pirtsbur;, and Columbus Exicss. 4:10 a.m. Dayton ACoiumtfcs Ex ll :10 a.m. ll:45i,ra 4;S5p,xa, Rlchmona Acacinodatlon. New YorktPhllattelp,&, 4:00 p.m. Washington, viaitlmore, Pittsbu. Columbus & DayfjnEx N. Y. Li:citeJ.. is 4:S5p.ra. lö:10 p.ra. b S:C0a.m CHICAG't PIVTSIOH, Til KOrOMO, Louismie and uucaso Fast Express... 11:00 p.m.l 4:C0a.ia, Lonisviilo and Chicago Express, r. c...u . 11:15 a.m. 3:J5p.n. Daily. DaL- except Sunday, h Hotel car. 6 Sleepins car. For tickets arl lull Information call at ticket ofice Penn. Lir:s, north et corner Washlngtca and Illinois strcf is. or Union Depot Ticket OSice. ; Wabaeli, St.ouls and iacLlio Katlway. fDepartl Arms Pet. Ä Chi, Mairv7:15anDst Ex., P.... S:C0ara Tol,Ft.W.&M.E--2:15pm,PaclCcEx. ll:SCara Det. Ex., d'ys.,.;7:l5pmlDet.d;Chl. M'l 8::5pm ToLFtWiDstdyil-.OIr.miTol.FtWiiDctdy, S:5Gara Fortickets and full information call at Citw Ticket 02Lce, 23 io. HI. st. or Union Depot Ticket Office, Indianapolis und Vluceunes. : Depart I Arrite ML & Caiio Ex.-i S :15am Vlncennes Ac....lC:4Cara Vlncennts Ac 4:0CpmjML & Cairo Ex. 6:S0pm For tickets ai;l lull information call at ticket offict Fenn. LIs, northeast corner Washington and Hlinois Btrets. or Union Depot Ticket oaico. Cincinnati, liamilton and Indianapolis. Depart! Arriva Cln,, Day Tol. 4:00amConncrsT, Ace- 8 coara C.,D.,T. &N.Y.i 10 :45am jCin., P. & 6t, LlSC-ftd Connersv. Acc.... 4:25pra'cin. Ace ......v.r... 5:00pm C. P., T.&N.Y..V 6:35pmsCln., P. A at. L....lS:4Cpra Intiiann,-l?loorniiicton and Western D2!artk Arrive. Paclf c Ex 6i Msft 8:lSam K.&T.F. L'uer-Ö 5:C3pm E.A3.Ex.r.r, a dy S:4ara Cli;cin.Sroc. r.cll:(0un Atlantic Ex&M... 4:23pra B&R.LEX. c,8,r,cll:lCpm :EASTXR2J DIVISION. E'nEx.r.cs 'ld 4:15am Day Ex .......ll:2Cam PacificEx.r.c dly 7:4fera Western Ex..... 4:40li Atl'c Ex.r.c,dl. 4:45pm B.iB., Dg. & r.c.a.10 :35pm For tickets end full micrmttlon call at the New Ticket Offlco, Nrt. ICS South Illinois street or at the Union Depo- Ticket Offlee. ö, indicates sleep er; r. c, recllniyg cars. Jnn!nnapol'ta, Decatur r.nd tSjuiuglielvl. Mail DayEx.s.. 8:f0sm Lccal & Day E10:f 0j:m Montezuma Ac. 4:20rm Mall & Day Ex. 5:3Jpn Local & Day Ex- S'Sar Montezuma Acc10:43an IiCuIavllle. New Albany and Chlccgo, (Uhicm:o bhort Line Division.) Depart, Arrive. Frankfort Acc , 5:CCpm Chicago NKt KA1 :20pm C.&U. City M i. 12 :45pm Indlanap'lis M'l- 3:15pra Ind. Ng't Ex. d.s. 8:G5ira lncuanapoiis AclO:CCana For tickets and Information, call at Union pot and 26 feouti Illinois street. Indlivnapolis and St. Louis, Arrive. ray Express rsi. 7:10 om N. Y. & B, Ex.... 3:45 ara Paris Exprcf... 8:50 pm Local Pats y;50aia B. & St, L, Ex .s. 6:25 pm'Ind'apolls Ex.... 3:C0 pa N. Y. & St. L. Eif.ll:S0 pmlDay Express 6:25 vol For tickets a?d alMnf ormaticn call at city o2iw No. 2 Bates Hotise Block. Union Depot end Mar. chusctts Avenge Depot. Clevlaud, Colurabus, Cincinnati and i cilanapolls. Depart Arrive. N. Y. & Bo. EX . 4:00 am D. S, & K. Y.E. 10:10 am L NO&StLEx c:Oa W.FtW.A M EX.10S5 am And. fc Mich E.11 :15 am W.FLW.&M.IS 5:55 pm B. Har. A A. Ex. 2:20 pra B. Ind. & So Ex. 6:00 pra N. Y.&S.L.Exll;15 pxa li. x, & U. i2r. 7:15 pm r-aiGUTWoon division. rcpajs Arrive. 4:CC tm.M..- 2:?0 pm 10:10 m...H.'H 8:30 pm 11:15 am...MMM'M 5:Mria C :40am.. 10:45am . 3:25 pa 5:25 pm C:C0oa 11:15cm 2:20pm.. 7:15 pm tor an micrmation. rates, maps, time uioitv eta, call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates Housa corner, Massaihcxcttfi Ayenue Depot cr at the Union Depot. STATE KAILWAY TIME TABLE. Evanavllir- and Terre Haute Iailroad ;iVla Vandalia Line.1 Lve Indlanaixlis-t7:l5 amirll:55 am:sl0:5 pa Terre Urate.. 10:40 an. S:00pm 3:20 ara Arr Evanrvire,.... 4:00 pm Lve Evansvll'e-. f6:C5 am Arr TerTO Haute.. 10:00 am Indianapolis- 3:30 pm 7:C5pm 7:10 era rl0:30 ams 8:15 pra 2:17 pm 11:59 pra 4:t0pai s:m aa Daily, t Dally except Sunday, 8 Sleeping car ? p Parlor car. Evan sv 111 and Terre Haute Itallroad. Via I. and St. L. naiiw&y.l Lvo Indian a-ol isTerre Haute.. An Evans vine...Lve Kvansv 1 Ue-... An-Terre Hinte. Indiana itolls7:10 am 11:20 rra 10:40 am p 8:C0pms 3:20 am 4:C0 pm tC:05 am 0:00 an 7:C5pm 7:10 ara pl0:S0 am!? 8:15 rra r 2:17pm 8 li:53pm B:15 pm 6:25pm 8:45ara Daily, t Tally except Sunday. S81eepln2car.' pfarior car Kel Klver. LEAYZ EAiT, ABHTS, 7:G0pm 7:00 am 17 :10 pm 1:CC ID Lcttifport... Denver I. P. C. CroeslnR Columbia City 9:00pm 7:53 am c :23pm n;si&ri 11:31 pm 0:45 am4:lSpm 9:12 act 1:12 pm 10:50 pm 3:25 pm 7:25 ara ARRIVE. I LEAV. 2:C3am 11:30 am!2 :15 pm 6:30 ara Auburn JaneEutler IiOgansport, Crowfonliv. le and öoatri western Yaadnlia Line. a. m.'p. m.l a. ra. 11:20 :4C 7:0C S:4t C:4C P. mt 9;rt 6:50 i-.n 8:13 4:CI 7:0 3:00 dep..M.-Los;2.npjCTt-. ...r 4:55;dep-ColfxviaI. CM L-ar 6:S5 ar-....lndianapolis .der 5:45!arCrawforcUvi!le dep 8:00,ar Terro K8Ute..dcp 8:55 0:40 8:52 2:05 Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Ioulvlle, (Leave Inüianapoue t: üec Jne.) lomiwAi). rORTHWAED p. m. 11:15 6:00 pm 3:67 nm! Ar, Ind'napolU Lv.!'4:CC10:10 aa 9:23 uut.c . ro:w; 1:10 pza 7:ill2:58 pm' 6:50,12:03 pmj ...Bluflton . V v.M. I 1 U Ü I I .kv LIS it ,7:30! 2:55 pa 6:50111 :C0 am DIDO li:iv6m'A.v. run nujae ax 0:2; f'.wpxa Direct cennectionat tort wayne vith L. & and M. 8. trains for all points north and east. Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan, via lies Line Ind & Gr R Ex 4:15amWab&IadEx..ll:C5,aa Mich & Bo B Exll:C0 am'cia A Ind Kx-. 2:sopia Wabaaa Ex ilO pinllnd A8t L Exll:10p3 Wabanb. K&llway. From Laf&yetta Juscilon. connecting with L, o, andL. Express, weet .-.li:ooam!13:l5 ami f :23p tilitv . 2:iCix: 8;Uam 4ipa

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