Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 October 1890 — Page 5

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OPN PASSENGER DEPOT.!

THE PLISS FOB TKE SEW DEPOT

ABE C6SPLETE

It Will Sfrnctnrc To C0»t M-OO-OOO antl W^rk on it 9*7 Btfln Tbi» Fall— 8aliroadXot«s.

The Hannafords, the Cincinnati firm of two months* on account of his health. architects, have completed the working plans for the new union depot for this city and the plans have been accepted by General Manager John G. Williams, of the Vandalia. The deal waa closed this week. The new plans call for an elegant building with the entrance from Ninth street, Thegeneml outline of the new building will be the same as was published in TIJE NEWS some weeks ago, but a number of minor changes have been made. These changes are all for the better, and will greatly improve the appearance and convenience of the new dejot. The cost has not been lessened, and when completed the building will have cost $300,000. Of this amount $75,000 is to be expended on the oassenger station proper, and J125,000 on the train sheds, baggage and express rooms. The building will be a three-story structure, with granite foundation, second story of stone and third of pressed brick, with a tower about 150 feet high. It will front on Ninth street and will have every facility and accommodation for the handling of the business of ail the roads entering the depot. According to this plan the Vandalia wiii enter from the east and west on a straight track and the north and south roads will ail enter from the north and south over .straight tracks. Whether or not the Big Four will run into the new depot is not known, but according to President Ingalis* statement made to THE NEW* some time ago they probably will uniens tome change has sinca been made in the arrangements. It is thought that it the Big Four dot« come in they will run down from Elrn or Locust street over tho Eastern Illinois tracks. This, however, will be somewhat inconvenient as they will have to back their trains out of the depot to get onto their own track, unless some arrangement. ia made for another entrance to the depot from the west. The Eastern Illinois, the T. II. L. division of the Vandalia, and the Mackey lines will all come in from the north and south on the east side of the depot, while the Vandalia will come directly in from the west. The T. H. & P. will come in fiom the west over the Vandalia tracks. The Hannafords will personally superintend the building of the depot and when completed Terro Haute will have a union passenger station that can be pointed to with pride. Work will be commenced this Fall if possible but it is not known yet whether details for beginning can be completed so soon or not

Kniltvny Humbling*.

F. W. Iihinelander, president of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore Western, declines to either confirm or deny the re-

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First Day -Tuesday, Oct. 7th.

2:22 Trotting Stoke, guaranteed IVo-yoar-ol Stf.ke, guaranteed .. 2:18

Second Day—Wednesday, Oct. 8th. Three-year-old Trotting Stake, guaranteed......... 2:34 Trot 2:24 Trot

Third Day—Thursday, Oct. 9th.

Four-year-old Trotting Stake, guaranteed Free-for-all Pace 2:18 Trot.... ...

Fourth Day—Friday, Oct. 10th,

2:!profc 2:28 Trot,. ...A 2:2a|Pace

of the hnd «ra..

to the Chicago «fe 2vortLwe»^2 I J. W. Bledsoe, train dispatcher of the

Peoria, Decs tax & Ewmaville is in the

city, The Term Hants car works lias a contract for 500 box care for the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul which are being delivered as last as turned out I D. B. Patterson, general superiotendent of the Eastern Illinoie, will sail irom

New York for Europe to-day, to be gone

James Collinson, lately division master mechanic of the Atchison fe Santa Fe, has been promoted to the position of master mechanic of the* Chicago division, with headquarters at Fort Madison, Iowa.

The Rock Island's gross earnings for September were $1,722,246.55, a decrease of $18,099.78 as compared with the corresponding month for 1889. The operating expenses were not made public, consequently the net earnings are a matter of guess work.

The office of superintendent of car service on the Peoria, Decatur & Eyansville, which was tendered Otto Schilling a few weeks ago, has been abolished and Mr. Schilling has again assumed the title of train master. J. W. Bledsoe, who was made chief train dispatcher by Mr. Schilling's promotion has taken back his trick.

The August statement of the Burlington shows gross earnings of the system for August, 1890, §3,016,288.82, a decrease as compared with August. 1889, of §220,489.23. Operating expenses for August, 1890, were $1,964,764.51, an increase of $111,011.89. The fixed or the proportion of annual charges, exclusive of dividend charges for the month, were $761,889.32, an increase of $17,503.75.

TheManvel management of the Atchison is not only endeavoring to manage the property in a conservative and honest manner and redeem what seemed, only a year ago, to be the fallen fortunes of that great company, but is also making the strongest possible efforts to create new traflic for the lines owned by the company by encouraging all legitimate commercial enterprises. This week the Atchison closed a deal by which 300,000 acr^s of pine lands, owned by the Atlantic A Pacific railroad, a proprietary line of the Atchison, were sold to Mitchell Rros., one of the most prominent lumbering firms in Michigan and the Northwest.

The Stallion Kings.

The other day when the great stallion, Nelson, on the Kankakee track, had lowered his class record to 2:11|, his owner communicated with W. P. Ijams, who has an interest in Axtell, informing him of Nelson's great flight. Mr. Ijams replied, congratulating^ Colonel Nelson, expressing his satisfaction that the record breaker was coming here and predicting that Nelson, on the Terre Haute track, would make a 2:10 record. It is expected that Nelson will be in Terre Haute tomorrow.

The Slew Stave Factory.

The new stave factory on the Eastern Illinois road, near Third avenue, is now in operation, with a force of ninety men employed. As goon as the necessary arrangements can be made, the force of men will be increased to 200. The East-

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1,000 1,500 1,000

«rn IJiin .*• Kail road Company draterm ^eat (V* !. for thf part it tonfe In H?curtinirt! ss*.i aableijj i8 trial t. intent a an {a free Kw-.ol the aroumfa that, 'the is t'ry for the city, and ft nt its engineering corps to lay off the grouada,

At Frankfort, while trying to arrest a supposed horse thief, yesterday, Deputy Marshal Bird waa seriously and probably fatally shot bv the man.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

NOTICE—The

ANNOUNCEMENT—The

WANTED—Work

TEKKK HAUTE DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1890.

"Standard Building and Loan

Association" of Terre Haute. Ind., will receive subscription# lor shares, on and after October 1st, 1890 at their oSice, No. GSJG Main street A T. STEVENS, Secretary.

ANNOUNCEMENT—Mrs.

route# of

WAITED—Two

Matthews and Miss

Pritchard have removed from corner of Ninth and Main lo 23% North Ninth street, and would be pleased to have their customers in dressmaking call at this place. v"'..

TH* NXWS

are now in the hands of the carriers who are responsible for the proper delivery of all papers. 11 you do not receive your paper each evening, do not pay for it, Saturday when the boy calls to collect.

ANNOUNCEMENT—DANCING-CIMS

for be

ginners, Ladies, Misses and Masters, commences Saturday afternoon October -1th. at 2:S0 clock. Class for Beginners, Ladies and Gentlemen, commences Monday evening October 6th, at 7:30 o'clock. An introduction required from strangers. Academy in Bindley Block.

OSffAR Dl'KMVEG Instructor.

WANTED.

mg-pcrtans out of employment and detiring

tfon* can advertise in this column free of charge.

WANTKD-Situatio'! v.- hoy l." years old, is

willing to do tiny 'chid of work. Encinirc Si'J south Fourth street.

WANTKD—Situation

as cleric fn grocery,

have had experience in that line. Adtijyys 307 South Fourth street.

\\T ANTED—Two collectors ami solicitors for V? the Industrift' Life Association. Salary guaranteed to good men. Call at Room 4 Savings Bank block A. B. ARMSTRONG,

WANTED—14

Superintendent.

girls for general work and

cooVs. 622 south Ninth street, the employment otRce

WANTED—To

rent a cottage of five or six

rooms with all modern conveniences and a good barn. Am willing to pay a good price. Address "I1." this office.

/"ANTKD—An engineer would accept a de sirabie situation. ANTED—A lady desires to do plain sewing and dress making at her'rooms. Apply At once. 508 Mulberry street. Satisfaction guaranteed. j.

XSJANTED—A position by an active, intelliyV gent young man as salesman or b«okkecper. Grain, flour and produce business preferred. C. H. It., Newsofnce.

WANTED—Scholars'

in music for piano.

Will give 3 ltesSons for $1.00. Apply at •7_'2 Mulberry street.

ANTED—A good washer and ironer, immediately, at 12G North Eighth street.

ANTKD—Work of any kind by one ot two young men in the city. Address at once No. 27 North Thirteenth street.

energetic yonng Men or La

dies. SaUuy, $2. per day. Call at Boom. ".itlngs Bank

l*rANTKD—Wor -.:.p wwshing. varnishVf lugor repair:, at No. ViSilSomh Tbirtceiith-and-ft-hai street.

SALE.

JjV.)R8ALK—

3 North end cottages for sole. Price 1900 toll,00 1 Small business and dwelling house.

Desirable Main street property. Lota in Park Place, Cottage Place, Boulevard Placcjldaho Place and other subdivisions.

VIGO REAL ESTATE CO., 636 Main street.

T^OR SALE—Lois south of Poplar on Fifteenth JT street, fronting east, and on College between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. Pavraents made easy. Call at 432 North Seventh street for particulars before 8 a. m. or after 7 p. m. any day.

jpORSALK-

2 I ota "Boulevard Place." East front. 8230 the two. S 'Lots "Cottage Place." $150 each. Streets graded, curbed and cindered. 14 cottages built this season in this subdivision. 20 Lots "Idaho Place," South Seventh, Eighth and Ninth streets. Convenient to ear shops and Tool Works. Prices $125, $150,5175 and *250 per lot. Terms easy.

A block of 73 Lots southeast. Can sell for $1,850. Will sell ior 12,800 to S3.800 in lots. VIGO REAL ESTATE CO.,

FOR

CSfi Main Street.

SALE—Furniture, all new. Everything complete. Address Business, DAILY NEWS ofUee.

FOR RENT.

OR RENT—Two furnished north Eleventh street.

FOR

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rooms at 511

RENT—A six-room cottage with good well, cistern and celtnr. at 1209 Mulberry street. Enquire of J. N. Hickman.

RENT—burnished or unfurnished rooms for rent at south west corner of Sixth and Wa'nut streets. Also boarding by the day, week or meal.

?OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms in good Location. 611 Ohio street.

li SAL, ESTATE.

TERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE

AND-

652 Wabash Ave.

If you want to sell or buy Heal

Estate you can find no better me

dium through wliich to trade

than this company. It offers

every facility to those wishing

property.

at whitewashing and pa

pering. I am a first class workman and need work very baaly. J. \V. BECKLY, No. Oil North Third street.

WEEK'S

Hold tlie World's Team Record, 2:15s

The i'aslest team in the world. As handsome as they are swift. They will te driven ly their owner, C. J. Hamlin, the ve(er.in horseman, over 70 years old, who them to their wonderful time.

*. B. F. HAVENS, President,

FALL MEETING OF

Purses $15,000.

Immense Crowds always go to see this Team.

Remember! Next TuesdaylCiWednesday,JThursday and Friday.

THOS.C.WILLIAMS,Secretary.

and

LAFJC INSUBANCK.

Jf Issue? the most Liberal Policy offered ty any company in the world

Insurance Company New York.

CASH ASSETS

$140,000,000.

For Premium Rates and Other Information apply to

RIDDLE, HAMILTON CO., 20 South 6th St.

•REAL ESTATF.

CHEAP HOMES!

$ 650 will buy a small cottage in the South End. convenient to Car Works and Tool Works. $ OOO will buy one of those nice cottages in the North End, convenient to Keys Manufacturing Co. 8 800 will buy one of those new cottages being built iu "Cottage Place." $ SOO will buy you a nice lot with a 3-room new cottage in "Idaho Place." No railroads to cross. Convenient to Car

Works and Tool Works.

91350 buys a nice 4-room Cottage in the North End. Nicely finished inside. Good well, cistern, barn and buggy sheds.

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cash, balance easy monthly payments. $1850 will buya7-room house and small store room, convenient to the Nw Piano

Factory.

§3850 will buy 53 feet front on Main street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Two dwelling houses and small sljop on the ground. 'Call and see us for other bargains too numerous to mention.

VIGO HEAL ESTATE CO.

636 Main Street.

BALLOON ASCENSION.

JOHN WOODAL,

DOG JACK,

TWO CATS, THREE KITTENS, A SMALLL MENAGE RIB,

Will Givea

Balloon Ascension and Parachute Leap AT PAIR GROUNDS To-Morrow, Sunday, Between 2 and 4 P. M.

MUSIC BY MILIT41IY BAND.

Admission 10 cents. Round trip and admission tickets sold at Blake'a station. Price for all 20 cents.

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ting world.

PAim AND SUITS.

a* DO

Pants to Order Fpr $3.00

YOU

Suits to Order $18.00.

WEAR

Fit Guaranteed.

PANTS?

MERRITT,

The Tailor and Hatter, 645 Main St.

HATS.

1 CARRY NOTHING BUT

THE LATEST AHD BEST

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HATS

SCHLUER,

THE HATTER.

ASSURANCE

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LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 120 Broadway, New York. Bonds, Bndowra nts, and all kinds of Llfo Assurance Policies,

MARSHALL fl l.KE, District Agent, Terre Haute.

"NELSON."

The Wonderful Maine Horse, who lias eclipsed all this year's fairs. He will be driven to beat the Axtell record on this track. He made 2:11| on the Kankakee course

and 2:11| at Rushville. All who saw the peerless Axtell make 2:12 will want to

go, and if he beats 2:11| the lucky visitor can

rejoice in having seen the two greatest events of the trot

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