Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1885 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATERDAT, MAT 30, 1SSS.
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POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thli powO«r nrr«r r«rtet. A narrH of purl Stnnctn i nO wholcaororneiw. More economli
A marvel of purity,
mfth rnd wholeeomrnew. More economical ntla ordinary kind., and can mh be aold in •ompe'Mion with the multitude of W teat, abort pretchi, alum or pboaphatt powdcra. Sold only fn Cana BoraL Bakino Powder Co., 106 Wall it..
TRUE ECONOMY. P Everyone mint practice fn*economy to succeed In Uie. But It U no economy to buy •shoddy*' ar tic lea. Bad flour, l>a<l butter and Ijail food of any Bind are not economical to u* at any price: a tliouiandtiruct worac Ua “iboddy " me<liq|iietbat pretend* to cure, but makes the patient worse. 49* As tlie best food is the cheapest because it is BuiriOoux and strengthening to the w hole system, •ven In small quantutes, so Is a pure medicine, which cureaevery time, even in small doses; thoreferr. always keep in mind these Tm So id Fjc**. 43P"There is more real solid cure in one MUc tfUi-XTi (.Kidney and Liver) Kmedy, for the ilimi T it la prepared for than in u barrel of tlie ao-called cures; the dose Is 20 to 30 drops. 49* It cure*, restores, regulsles and InviKorates tbeLlver.ttomacU, Kidneys, Bladdi-rand Urinary Organs, creates a marvelous appetite and rebuilds the entile system, and it is "never known to fail." 49- It will prevent, as well as cure, Malaria, Fevers and Rheumatism, and all disease* which come fhxn Impure blood. Keep the fbuntain and the springs that supply it pure, and the stream flowing therefrom will be healthful and life giving. 49-Vpectal and interesting case*of Bright'* di»•ase described on second page ol our Banner Book. 49-Humt's (Kidney and Liver) Remedy purities the Blood, thereby keeping the Kidneys. Liver. Stomach, Bladder and Urinary organs vigorous With life and action, causing them to free the «ys•am from the poisonous w site which brings disease and death. 49-It teaches the teat oi the disease at once— Jemoves the cause: stimulates and assists the functious of the Kidneys. Liver and Urinary organs. 49-Save your health by using liner's (Kidney And Liver) ftaxCDY, aa millions will not recompense the loss of the priceless boon. It will cure Female Weakness and prevent monthly suffering. Correspondence freely answered byourCongultlng Physician ai this office.
49-Ths largest sales are at • the home of the medicine: where it is best known, it is and
could be offered? PRICE *1.26 PER BOTTLE.
Hunt’s Remedy Co., PROVIDENCE, R. I. Sold by ALL DRUfiUISTS.
^CONCENTRATED ^ ilDYSPEPSIA. in SICK HEADACHE. \< CONSTIPATION.^ The three *W that ihaka life a burden, promptly and positively relieved by IN'atui'e’* GH’eat Roinedr,
CRAB ORCHARD WATER,
IB use tar 70 years successfully, and reoommtndad
by physiciana av ary where. Price 35 Cents a Bottle.
OJOiriHE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only •aid In Sealed paper box packages at 10c and tSc. see that “Crab Apple” trade mark ta on all labels. No genuine crab Orchard Salts are sold in bulk. Buy only "Crab Apple*' brand. Sold by all druz- ****' CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO.. SIMON N. JONES, Manager, ixmlavtlle Ky, Wholesale Agents—BROWMNU Jc SLOAN.
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The Mirror fit no flatterer. Would yon make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is the charmer that almost cheats the looking-glass.
personal. Dr. Alabaster has been invited to deliver three addresses at the Chatanqua Aswmhly. Judge W. <j. Gresham came down from Chicago this morning, and will remain over Sunday. Vice-president and Mrs. Hendricks have gone to Chicago to spend a short time with friends there. Captain E. T. Johnson has gone to Greenville. Tenn.. where hi* trial for the killing 01 Ma Jor Henry will begin on June 10. The Governor ha« appointed Hon. Nelson R. Keyes to nil out the nnexpired term of Nathan T Carr, deceased. judge of the counties of Bar tholomew aid Brown. The appointed wnsjudee elect of the district, and had Carr lived he would have *m ceed*-d him in October next. W. H. Cooper, who since 1No7 has ijeen in the grain business in this city, and ior ten years has been with Fred Rash A Co., hut formed a partnership with B. B Minor, of Kltl: g nun, and the two will carry' on the gmiu business with office in the Chamber of Commerce. Bids on the New Insane Hospital*. The commissioners of the new insane hospitals are inaesdou at the Governor s office b.-duy, opening the bids for the plumbing, gus-fitting. steam-heat mg apparnra*. tunnels etc., for the new building, and from present indications they will not get even the preliminary work done for a day or two. There are from ten to twenty bidders on each branch of the work, and it will take an expert mathematician to iigun- out whose propositions are the rno-t favorable. The bidders are from Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Evansville, Loganxport and various other pin'is, Tfie total cost of thi« work, for the three asylums. wlU be over SKXUUO. Ritcinger's Bank Building. The remodeling of Kitzinger's Bank building is about complete, and the work of reconstruction has gone on without disturbing the business of the bank. All things eon-idered. it is a pretty good exhibit of what a builder can do under difficulties. The design im luifi-d changing the trout of the counting room, increasing ithight, and rebuilding all above the first floor into commodious offices, the cost aggregating several thousand dollars. The average )»edestrtan now wonders what has become ot the old dingy hank building tliat once stood there, for although he passed the street daily, and even hourly, lie w as hardly cvnacious of tin? new growth until the change was complete. New furniture Is l ieiiig added to the banking room, and in 11 tew days it wili be perfect in all it* part*. SEVENTEEN - Y E A K LOl L'VTS. Their Arrival In ThU Vicinity—Something About Their Business and Habits.
stadt have ls-en trie*! and convicted. Tine ring leader was sentenced to ten \-eai*s* J<nat serettude and the other three 10 seven, five and three years, respectively. These were the fir»t pnrscufkms under what is known as "The New Anarchic. Law " one condition of which is that the trial shall t« without jury. A great popular interest was taken in the whole proceedings. Trie trial of the Sor-ialiMs w ho incited the miners to strike at Prague was tiegun on ih-- 21tn iii-t.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP. 1 t WOMAN wbo can cook ai his K Market *t. A j ^ GIRL DftllVVAMIKR at H N. Delaware st. » GOOD GIRL for Renerat housework mutex a a M iw. r 'i >ODg1 HL littr n. years of age in smaJl famiiy. | * J 44 JLHjti a«t. .» FlKs- I !..\s.' >K\VtNG GIRLIS. JK Fort I «-* Wkviic ave.
-REAL ESTATE. _
K. Corns it Co.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
FOR SALE ^ 'ITV PKUPKRTV. farms. C. K Corns ,t Co. J,H RM»HED RtajM. 7B K. New York. V* ICE JKJUsF-. spieudki location; pries- fl.'-'V >1 L'UKNislIF.ti HI K>.'t torrent. Wl Ka-st Ohio.
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BedfOBD, Ind.. May 27, 1 'Nc
We have this day received from the New York Lite Insurance company through J. W. I lean, general manager at Itmiaita|adis.
i Ind the sum «f «.242.U*I, a* hcnefie.Hrie* natDtmti.to.U, ] under poliev No. llti.ltw, on tneliienf tiie . \ ,i go<Ml iseig-. im> «
; late Judge Wilson, of this place, who died April 2«i, last. The ches'ks in payment are dated May 22. Such prompt payment, and in full without any discount, is highly commendable in a liie company. We cheerfully recommend the New York Life to all person*
who desire safe life insurance.
Mks. Mary Wilhon. M I<S L A l KA WILSON.
The above i« but one of many similar testi- | monials given by bereaved widows and
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IF; SIX»BE. ladies | fwmseworK: lain
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iiiuD gIRI. for general bous*-»ork: good
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1 Plvphone 55a.
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pal ton are invi tod lo visit the >hon-uand and ; -writlnjc sc’Uool of the IttdUtm*polls Busii
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in Indiana. He was a firm believer in life in.•'liranee, and Iieing a careful and prudent s 111 ; man hepl&<*e<i Ids trust where it would b«* ;is * r safe as the hands of mortal man could make
. . , . . ... “l 1 , 11 ! it- Header, jro without further delav to the ofthcOoHiry "i lM ., and cap am « 1^- ,,e office, Nos. 9 and 10 Talbott Bbxk'. in this
took part in the < rimeau and Italian campaigns. , . ’ , , lik( . wi , ( . He u-»s made Chief of (Ultnlion in IStY) nnd v>‘>, “nvl UO Ilkt VMSf .
GENERAL DE COURCEY.
COMMAND FR OF THF FRENCH T If OOFS IN CHINA. General de Coureey wasborn in Orleans in 1*27 became a pupil in the Academy of St. in ixu: was commissioned a second-lieutenant
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one of the most learned jurists and lawyers j than weean supulrituUiou low. Call ut otti.-e. us I,..Do.,. II,. o-oo o I.olio. D*o I ' »lt*e Hioek. rune elevator. C. C. Koxknek,
rietor.
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House uial lot on Bradshaw st . House and lot on Belh-toiitalli*-I louse ami lot oil Ur. okside Houb** ui.<i Uii on i oiK'trp uvi*. Ilouflt' aiul lot on iMUfliertv < HollSe* UlUl lot oil nU- Up St ..
nnd lot on iirei'ii ao«mI \ nr*ini lot txii Park hv»- \ u«*ant lut «»:i liroa-l v;i\
WANTED-MALE HELP.
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iiimtstHsL i*o K. New mont^. 32s Foist AVaahing-
L'Ult RKXT-Furnlshtsl roiims. ITS VVe>4 New
F York si.
W. OHKi sT, suill* of nicely furnished flroiil
I rooms.
Y'l RNIMIKD OR l NF'l ItMsIlF.l). t*t North I AlatMiua. VltKI.Y H KNtSH KH FMDNf ItOGM. MAX. ol lUUMlts si. i wN F1R>T AND •sKfXlND FLOURS. 3* West
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'I'VVO KimiMs. In g.KMl rxrmlltiun. 2Ns Indiana ave.
T S. SHA WATrhK.
yiCFLY URNTWHKD, 2d «oor, cheap. IS l.
N. »x York at.
'I'Wu PLKASANT ROOMS, on first door. »• 1 North New Jersey. i tN t. >1 11 ireuit. tVirntstiist or untarnished. 61
N.-rili New J. rs.-x
If If;* N. MKHIDIAX ST. furnished and untar
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in ’it KF.NT Furnlai I l.v; North HIIIII.is
Ft BXlsHF.D ROOMsi. suiati family. >. per luouth.
rooms.
.lied room: desiratde lia-ation.
GOOD COOK at Fits. Illinois st. SECOND COOK at Jt Nt:‘s Restaurant.
He was made Chief of Battalion in I860 and ! commanded the Eirst Battalion in Mexico, i While thereunder an enervating climate, he «urj mounted a!' difficulties, and by hi« heroic examI pie inspired F.is troops with a lasting affection, i He was wounded at Puebla and was raised to the
1 rank of lieutenant-colonel.
; In the war between France and Prussia he cornman led the Nine'ieth Regiment of Infantry, and ; was i fterwnrd raised to the rank of brigadier- j i general. After the war he sought and obtained ! command of the Eleventh Brigade of Artillery, j ; In ls7.'. lie renreseuted his Government with the ! • Army of the Grand Duke Michel in the Caucasus. | | In I '7s he received the rank of general of j division, and commanded the Sixth Army Corps, j
By r.-ason of ids eaergy and experience lie was j ciul eiiter)>nse< ot the ! elioseti by the Minister of War to command tin. j of honorable growth.
expedition, and lias been given authority to conj fer a number of the Crosses 0 f the Legion of j Honor nnd other medals upon those who served under Idm. and he also has the appointment of
i subordinates to tlie rank of captain.
Ketised Edition.
The wofU hats occurs once in the C>!d Te -
I lament in Daniel iii., 2d verse. In the "Revised edition*’just issued, the word ha^ been ( elmngetl to “mantles.*’ (.'all and see DaJI ton's light colored still and straw “mantles.
J. < . Tialton, the Lending Manlier. The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
of this city is si-ori/ig smile of the best points of management known to the science of insurance. Indianapolis and the State at large may be proud of the cxisteuee ami solid thrift of this now one of the oldest commercial enterprises the city—rhirty-tive years
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A'OL'xg MAN. good penman, to assist hook.
\ keeper; must w ork hunt and eb»* “
Address F n. NeWs office. \\’ >NTI-.I> A man or wnitia v v l*. s.: i*isamples Jrt*v or rommission; send stamp.
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\| LN AM) WOMKN log’ll an entirely new article; goes like “liot cukes' ;everyla^y buys: iitd: scud .stump for puruculars. Adtir**ss
o., rhicaim, 111.
\ ucuni lot mi J *ti\ i- *st YuCaiit lot^™; iieiitz's udd Houses and lots in ever\ and terms lo sutl pureba-
.«: »lotioU > ab prbs-s
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
MU) BAlUtt.l.'s, at Rkv < k s hakerv.
tab All s. Meridian si. tall lor t tiree
ueKp fora wliiie.
nan In every eminty in «Tj per iriouth, sulio r Dm i. Tshkl, Chlca-
THE .MARKET NEWS.
INDIANA NEWS.
j •Owimr to the fact that Decoratiou j Day is a general holiday there arc uo
i market reports furnished.
Mr. Fielding Beeler, superintendent of the State Board of Agriculture, reports that at his h> u<\ tour miles southwest of the city, the seven-teeu-yeor locusts have made their appearmtee. He says he tiret noticed them ou lust Thursday, when hi* hogs were gruobiug around iu the ground hunting them, which called tits attentiou to the fact of their presence, and lie noticed two or three dozen of them. On Friday their number had increased to seventy-live or a hundred iu the first place they were found, and they had not scattered any. Mr. Beeler says he remembers of having seen seventeen year locusts several times, and lie does not agree with' the common belief that they create a dreary w aste whenever they come by eating up all the vegetation, lie says that he lias heard reports of their appearance in various parts of tlie country, but none in this vicinity except on his own lann, although he expects them to become very plentiful hi the next few weeks. In the East, where the season is more advanced, they have already made their appearance in considerable numbers. The seventeen-year locusts, as they are eaUed, have wich a peculiar way of conducting and propagating themselves that there are many popular fallacies about them. Their seientilic name, given them by Linneus is "Cicada Septeiudecim ’ and they are not locusts ut ail, hut belong to the same family as the ordinary harvest-tly. Tlie locust spoken of in the Bible is ourcommon grasshopper. According to a number of authorities the last visitation of the locusts iu this country was in IbtiS and their return this year was tirsl announced by Professor C. V. Klley, eiitomoiOgh-t of the Agricultural Department ut Washington. The insects are very susceptible to cold and moisture, and for this reason their arrival is oiten delayed ou account Of the weather. They are buried very deep iu the ground, where they have resided, it is supposed for seventeen years, and when they conic out they arc incased iu a heavy black shell or jacket which comes off after exposure to the hot sun—and they are then ready for business. As a matter of fact the male Insect is a purely ornamental cuss and does nothing particularly hut loaf about and make a disagreeable noise, something like a tattoo on a drum. The female is kept extremely busy. 8lie attaches herself to the small limbs of trees, preferring the oak, but using almost any kind, and In these she makes small fissure*, sometime* forty or fifty iu a limb, in which she deposits eggs. 8he goes from tree to tree until her four or five thousand eggs are cxliausted, and then site complacently lays dowu and dies, het mission on earth having been fulfilled. The young insect is hatched out iu about forty or liity days, falls to the ground and burrows in it, remaining there for seventeen years, deriving nis sustenance from the roots of trees. So far Os is known, the locusts, during their brief stay ou the surface, eat nothing—their only mission being reproduction. The principal damage tbey do is by boring in the limbs of trees, which generally drop off. They do not sting or bite people themselves, as is eoiytnonly supposed, but when they are plentiful they are ireuuently accompanied by a very dangerous kind of a wasp, which lives off’ them, and whose sting is very painful and dangerous, sometimes being fatal, FATALITY AMONG RAILROADERS
lit Which Some Interesting cences Are Given.
Remlnis-
The statistical reports cause it to appear fhut ouly one ffipu iu many thousands who ride on*the rail is ever injured, but uu obstr< aiiOu ot the career of a number of train men wili Snow that, sooner or later, nearly ail of them come to their death or injur)' iu wrecks or by other accident ou the road. A railroader who was injured this week in a wreck was talking iu this struiu to-day. Be said: "I nad been on the road so long without receiving a scratch i ha i thought 1 bore a c‘armed iBe, but 1 how believe, what others have lold me, that it's only a que-tion of time when ever)' railroader m.-eis with disaster while iu the perf r uanee ot duty. The fascination of railroading is not destroyed, either, by a single wreck. Now, there's Johnny King, conductor on tlie I. & St. L. He is a veteran in experience with wrecks. He is seamed and scarred from head to foot. King was a iireman on one of the engines w recked at the close of the war near Lafayette at the spot since called dead men's curve. That was one of the worst wrecks that ever occurred in Indiana, and a Grange thing about it was that it was due to the carelessness of one of tlie best engineers on the old Lafayette (now Big Four) Road. He was engineer of a freight, aud King was his fireman. A traiu of many cars of veteran* returning from the w ar had the right of way, hut the freight, by some mistake of the engineers, failed to side track, and tiie two came together at tlie curve. The soldier train was frightfully wrecked. The dead aud dying soldiers were thicker titan ou the battle-field, and being so near home after years of service at the front their loss was especially lamentable. If 1 remember correctly, about thirty w ere killed, and the curses of their comrades over the criminality of the careless engineer, supplemented later by tlie lamentation of the friends of the dead in Lafayette, made impressions which 1 shall never forget The engineer disappeared and has never been seen in Indiana to thisday. As I told you. he had been a most competent man and it was supposed for year* that lie had committed suicide. But uot loug ago I heard from him. He went far West, showed hi* capability and is now road-master of one of the priuciptd divisions of a western trunk line. But to return to King; be escaped and atterward became euglueer on the l. Ji SL L. One night his train ran iut» some ties that had been washed upon the trick by au Overflowed stream. The cars lunged forward and several of them jumped clear over the eugine. Kmg was buried iu the rums, and allhougu terribly bruised about the head aud hip*, lived to walk again without crutches and today is a reasonably sound man ' O, Glva the Boy* a Chance. To the Editor of The Indianapolis New s: Can you tell me, are the streets of Indispoils about to he given up to theaspiriug baseball fiend? Yesterday afternoon iu the course of half an hour's drive i came upon uo less than six difierent crowds of yalling, racing boys, all engaged with bat and ball in the middle of the streets. On the corner of Ohio aud Mississippi streets one of our gallant metropolitan police might have found use tar hi* awful eye aud strong right arm in a not unusual scene w hich occurred. The actors therein were two badly
UUC aa v K ur-flvt < Afgtit hood.
> playful darlings to poetic mmds the dawn of uoble matiManv Tucker.
The spring races at f-'mwfordsville begin next Wednesday and continue four days. James Evans, a .red seventy years, residing
Indianapolis Wholesale Market.
There is little room for remark over the mer- ' , cantile situation. A quiet week is closing with a *
near Metamora, dropj>o*l dead on Thurs lay from j holi.iay. Staples skill bear the rtxe.l-features ! Uz.Gft riiui.Gvz* noh ti heretofore—tlie tiriiiiiess of (*otlees. wouii- I
salary pai«i: seu
Sanitary Appliance Vo., Hhica
4 M A X in J mlianapol)*'to lake nu office aim rep- j j\. rcM-nt a nuimilacturer. to si'll an entirely new j line oi tfcxxls: <»»> jK-r week can be made; small eap-^j hal required. Address with stamp. Manufacturer, j box 7D, West'Acton, Muss. |
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
ITI ATLjN by boy nl iu. Address H 1*>. News 1
^ office.
1> Y LKUMAN **iHL: general housework. s.
J> Penn Vi
office work preferred. Address A. I*. J
71. X. Tenn. si.
ce to do jcenerul |
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i tRGAN. V/ days.
‘ll I INDIANA A VK. SJlui: STOItK. men s work
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Inn f° 1UJS 'VUOD. John \V Has, Bank of LOt ' l oimue.-ce. t FHENH JElts-Y rfiw. 'Tttt K .Meridian st. iY Call alter 6 o'clock. ^TKAMs-HiD DA.->AGK. ebeapest by A. Mnrzs* «.r:i:. agent Inr all lliw-s. / 'LAKKn. II ItKluimi uve., umbrellas ami jaira- 1 Y sols made and repaired. IJllODIGKAPH KutlM, besIKloeallon in eiH . Ail- ; X dress K Ci. News oltiie.Y \ CALOUN I I \ I t Klv-s AN [ly.ICKN.-si: and lease. J k? No. i*M W. Wasliiucton «[.* » NKW JsilU K OF GiftiCKItlKS; will invoice .V Ji,i*«l. Inquire 172Ulive st. ' I' HF. largiNt slock ol everylnliig, on |>a> meats L Kous it Co., sit K. Wasliiturtou st. |)1AN<>, lirstH'lita*. secoml-liund. easy payinelits. j X Ilex . K. A. Bkaolkx . 946 N. Meridian. L’CHNITt ttK. Moxes and carpets on payment*. L xV ii.sos st Wadixian, 2au E. Wasiiingtoii st. t NO 1 I.AKGK COW wiib calf two days old, .V splendid milker; also large safe, cheap. 2a t Irele si.
I fijijkn t. 1> Lrfvi
licart disease.
Professor D. Eekley Hunter has resigned his position as superintendent of the Washington
public schools.
John Rhodes, a notorious character, has has been lodged in jail at Portland for stealing a horse and buggy. Harper Bros, have accepted an article on General l ew Wallace, written by Mary 11. Kroitt, of Craw fordsville.
ness of sugars, an I upward tendency of sirups. Quotation* are practically unchanged. Tiiexvool markets show considerable activity. The clip is proving a very large one and for the most part it is in good condition. Prices u:g sustained. Quo-
tations arc tor large lots.
Indianapolis Live Stock Market.
/ ' HUMAN UIKL wauls good p!a< YJf housework. 2S*i Mellcfoiuaiiie
1>N A 1,aDY a place as office lady or us clerk I 1 j store. Address M M. Nexvs dlice.
W A N TED—AG E N TS.
\X I-> r A A'H l.soTuN Kl'.
YV’ANTED - Person to bundle Issjk of fun-ieal *> luuies jiLst out; niom-y in It. Dktmoit J’cb-
i.lnMl.M, l.'o.,-M Moltll Block. Detroit, Mich.
DhND Huh Thk.xis, lerrttory, eU-.. on our tasn-st
selliug/book. The Home Beyond; or Ylexxs of
Hoax eii: xxe also liauiile Ike World. Historical and
Actual; Bright and Happy Homes and
I'Uucttl, u Ixiuk on esmelical in akk Ji t o.. 2* S. PeUb. st.
dd, makln
a Mi iskbaok.
IERSEY COW, 6 yen •J weekly. Mils. J.'
ahupolis.
W paymema, Washington st.
4 T KFITaIL, tlonr and grain. Iiay .A ground oysnr Mteiis, Imperial egg
12 Itis butter Norlh indi
NW’BKDROtl.M SKIS iiiarbi.- top. on iv11u-uts, $-10. W. ft. .MKssKxtiKK. ltd iovst
•■ii,
t<i the
d m
anil
lO ’ll, i.tl J
j >HH KKN FEED, ' pouliry rai-vi for leet
Bin.
pouluy rai-vi
I ai.y quantity, at Ni i | vB I BADE, one | YJ belonging to a po<.
i n l
xvls, can be l
X. id
x rrylhhig ceding toxx
>aos'.. tn) N. idiuois.
Is ban pool tudie and everything
i>I table, very cheap, at T. UKNSON' * Co.'s.
Gems of Denture. f. f;.
and killed in the machinery of DePauw's glass
fiictory, at New Albany, last night.
The seventeen-year locusts liave made their appearance ai Lnwrencebttrg. As yet, however,
very few of them are above ground.
D. H. McClain’s barn, in Franklin, was set on tire by his little boy and burned with all
its contents. Loss, S2.t0; insurance, 8200.
In Montgomery county two men stole a
sack of flour, and one went to the Penitentiary J Hogs-Recel.
for two years and the other for eighteen months. I M^Vnye.ae^fci^niqml
s ) delect lijrbt nnd heavy...
Select lijihi aud niedi Common to fair light
a week * stamp I
rth- 1
I'NluN STOCK YaBlie*, May Jo. i. attU.* lUsceipts j )«.' head: shipments Oju head. Heceipts of - J
f Choice shipping nteerm i,40o lo IjflUJ !hs .>7 »*<! -1 tiO corner twelfth and Main hih., Ciucinutt . u. Medium to goo<1 steera, 1,X50 to l.:t7o ^ tthi S 10 ' „ _ - r Coimnon to fair Mt^eni, 1,10J to 1.^)0 lbs 4 4 GJ I 4 OKXEHAL AGKXT for the state of Indiana Ctudce feeders, l.UUU to l.ldd lbs f 74u ,i un - TV fur u line of hardware specialties; somecapBtockers. 70U to wiu tb* .'. 2 7.'i!ii I lud necessary; stale age, experience and amount of I Choice cows and hellers, 1,100 to 1,250 It>s... 4 75 j rcatly cash you can Invest iu a safe, permanent and i Medium to good cows uuJ heifers 2 2>i.4 to profitable laisiness. F'or furtber particulars udj Common Cows aud belters 1 flOi-GI 00 dres* tbe Bchutield Mlg. Co., Is4 Indiana sl.,ctdcagu. Veal calves 4 usu,.'> 50 ! _i JL . . ■ ■ .„ _ i tt^u^u c Krr:~«i wanted-miscellaneous. ■ I (jjTORAGE; clean. Crcsssi.anp, .* S. Penn.
I » EEKESliMENT FBI YU. HUES during the JTV bicycle ractsi at Exposition (Jrotimla, June 8 and B; bidg received to June 4. Jo^h Ziumekma-s,
.V Aiabama bt.
100
acre** of fine clover meadow, on acre?* tine fallow
H. K. Has
low, ou acre?
pasture. See H. K. Hammond, on lurn ipHK FAMILY COFFEE BOASTER and other L useful patented devices and niachlues, by the 1 udlaiiupolis Patent Agency, rooms o, 0,7 and S Sentinel Binidiug, corner Meridian and Circle sts. I GLASS FRONT CASE, 20 feet long by s feet L high, doors slide up. muhoeany finish; also two cedar chests, inquire ut 125 X. Alabama st. — SHOX KK A CIIBIHTIAN. / ' ROCEftY Sflt)RES, restaurants, salxKins, hotels, x J boarduig houses, dry goods stocks, bool and
•ialty in dealing iu Hami.in & i.Kx-
T ‘NFCKNlsilED ROOM - *, to tvaponslble imrl tic*. 121 IUim Prau. I'lnNlsHED BOOMS, with or without board. I 124 Nortli Teiun-ssei-. _ llOOMis. sevx'itd and third huors, with Isiard. 144 I\ North Pennsx Ivanla. EM KNIMIED AM) V N Ft RNlMHF'.I) ROOMS. 1 M Mavsax'liuaK'tla a\ 4*. 'I'Wu ROOMS and al.s.ve at 44 W. North st." in1 quire at 21 s. I lllnois *t. \' tCKI.Y FI BN ISli ED RI M I.M*; prix ale faintly; cn**ap. C» l iiiUMUa ave. I 'NKCBXIisHKD AND K( KNlsltED UUOMB. C< Circle Hail;call room 11. L'CRNlslIED KoOM, front: very pleasant and L cwl. > West New York. L'CRNlslIED Awl> CNFIAINISHED ROOMS, r :t7‘- West Market, room .2 L'CRNISHED rooms to rent, without board. F 147 North Pennsylvania st. 1 v ESI KA RLE FT'KNlsil EG Kuo.M. for rent'. I" Cl Xmth I’t-mi'N !\uiim >t. XM( KLY Ft KXISHKT) FiULVT ROOM i i Ucmcii. 162 North UlinoK. I,'OCR PLEASANT KIH(Ms for light housekeep X lug. 2oii M a nmd * h u hl* Us av tv ■V] H KL\ fc i KXl>iiLi» v\ itu I7r wlUiout l»oar<l. j:m Wot Ohio m. L’CRNISHED FRONT K'MiM. dow ii stair*. M» 1 North Ernst st. for gentlemen. \\r ITii HOARD, luuidsume, niititrimbed suite o? »» _ rooms. J«i North .Meridian. I 'XFCRMSHED SUITE, tarnished rooms: reL fereuces. 7S East Nexv 5'ork st. Ij'RONT KtjOM. furnished, with board; also, day T boarders xvanted. 1st East Ohio. "V* if ELY F URNISHED ROOM, lor one or two .* gentlemen. I8M West Market st. L'CRN ISHEDTfooM, with first* lass board, at L I2i> East onto st; also table board. L'CRNISHED ROOMS for rent: references e.xI ehanred. Ii:< North Mississippi at. X’H ELY Ft* KNISHEI) FRONT ROOMS, with *s or without biard. TV North Illinois st
FI 1
our; private lam
SUNDAY SERVICES.
v ORTH HAiri isf"rHCRt H^ior. Cherry atri a > Broadway at a. Rev. C. P. J acx>m will preach ta the absence of pastor. Morning service UHk; evetthtg service ~MI T N‘ ITKD P k KsR\*TS;rTa.N THu BCH -oor V Moms avenue and East st. Rev. J. P. CowaS, pastor. Preaching at lO-JO a m. and 7:44 p. m. Sabbath school at fc»» p. m. ___
f RisfrA>mtc
/ iflnthaLciI V ware and Ol
Su
Rev. W. J. HoWK will
nd evening at the
preach on Sunday morning and even! uaual hours. All are cordially invited.
\4AYFLOWER 111NG RFXI AT XL CHtJRCffA.*l St. Clair at. near Kaat at Rev. N. A. Uvoa, D. D., I last or. Sexv U*js Sunday morning al nrSOl
eveidug at TAD. Sunday school at 2 a. m-
ri'HTRD CHRISTIAN (mRCll-fiomriVrobi. 1 tween IMftege ave. and Ash st. D. R. Vax Br»kisk, pastor. Preaching to-morrow iSunday) 10-41 a. m. and 7itr<|v in. Sunday-sch.® at 9:14 a. m. L'iHST PRKSHY TERIAN CHUHCft-fcuttH r west corner lN>nn and New- York see Rev. L. IIai.mcs, pastor, wit! preach to-morrow at
and 7s4 p. m. The public cordially
M.
tniAi a vlted.
\l E.XtOKlAL PRFXB\TER1AS"~CHCRT*ffi a*1 CY'r. Christian ave. ami Ash st Rev. H. A, En*o.v. l>. D., pastor. Services lo-JU a m. and 7M
Sunday school M# p.
P-
come.
The pobHc
at
R. Mitchki.u. sabiiut free and all are invited.
“ xiRhT
at 2 p.
or, nev. J. ru. Seals
L'fksT ENGLISH
A Cor. of Penn, and
Baltxlv. pastor.
uk sun ia;
lecturei
lcth ERAjreHPRcaWalnut sts. Rev. Joan Preaching to-morrow 107*) a
m. T'hi
pastor.
sis. Hex*. A. H. CaRHicg,
lug service 10:*n Sunday school 2:It
p. m. No evening service. Prayer meeting Thnrw
day evening 7:2a strangers cordially tuxTied.
»rx\ ni. uv aci k i t j i * u i' w , ; —__ r I^AiSKfvX Ai i HL ItC lx-—COf. S^OOIHI BU<1 1 Meridian sis. Rev. J. Alhkht RoxoTKAUh, imstor. 10:.'*) o'clock morning service*; fcI4 p. m. Sunday scliooland Bible clasaea S.lup. m. twilight
ay school and Bible claseea *40 p. ra. txvllight res. Prayer services Thursday evening at ViWTrUXlTfflaFh It K~r HRKN~CfttHcB -Galt X st.. between Vine ami Cherry. Servicea 1049 a. m. and 7-45 p. n>., conducted by the pa*tor, Rev, W. C. Day. Subject tar morning, "Priesthood « Christ:” evening. "I'alriotism a Christian Virtual
All invite
Christ:” evening,
lied.
o KCONTi T Rfe B*\ TE RIA cFfuRcjET^XMe; v* Penn, and N’ermont sts. Rev. Jambs mcLkodl D. 1)., pastor. Prcacntng 1040 a m. aud 740 p. iu. Sunday school and Bible and Chinese classes 2:U -
. lKH5 . and Central ave. Rev. A. \El vg, D. IA. lulstor. General clasa 9:30 a m. Morning subject: "David, the Hebrew King." Evening sutueot; -‘Paul, the Christian Martyr.” Sunday school 2:1* p. m. Young people's meetingMS40 a. m. AU IB-
RNISHED FROXT ROOM;ground
lily. Hs ludii
X’ EWI.Y
a - fitior; ,>i *. *».. . ,i„...■... »,» L’LlUANT 1 CUN ISHED UoOM: buy wtmto Aj ga-; genlteiuttii prelerrevi. 4:<u Nunn llUnois 1 \ES1 RABLF;OFFICES. 2d and Ai hoors, Vaiu.4 1/ Block. Brainard Kohisom,23 Vane* Block, >) HANDSOME SUITES of 4 rooms, at 211 Mass. _ ax e. Every convenience for light housekeeping. _ _ _ _ _ ; !|'o YOUNG MAX, neatly furnished room; priX vale house; board convenient. 2tri North Del-
aware.
V K ELYT'CRNIsHED FRONT KOOM7roitaa.* ble for 2 gentlemen; 2‘. squares Iroin Denison. 123 East Ohio. CTORE ROOSK.4 East Washington, Yohn’s Block; O suite office rooms, each set-olid and third floors.
Services ln:30 a. i
K. Lkxvih. of loxvu. Commissioner to the General Assembly, w ill occupy the pulpit to-morrow. Bun day school at 2::M p. m. Prayer meeting oh Thttrodayexemng. All Invited. iVl and Mfi kffau sts. Kev. DdOf - AxaIuoitroc 1). D., pastor. Love-feast it » a. m. Sunday school at W a. m Preaching at 11 a. m., folloxved by sacra:uout of the Lord's Supper. Young people s meeting at 7 p. m. Sermon at 8 p. m, by the pastor.
You are invited to all the services.
V a 321- H ft ft R Y ST. MrswioN-RlJef A. X? i.4 Bartlett, superintendent. Bible reading next Friday at Tflo p an. Subject: "The Origin, History and Destiny of the I«vlT.'' Bible readings will coni tinue each Friday evening at the Mission. Eider I Bartlett xviti hold a Bible reading In Military Park next Sunday- at 4 p. in. smbjsct: ••Th# Great
Prophecy of Daniel," seventh chapter.
^.obpel MIssIbK wcx IfiTY-owTtrerS
Jam k.s C. YOHN. , C c-c UTE-ROUA
stairs, fronting Washington st.
nttng room.
.C.-KUUM. over I he News ollli
ce, one flight . Inquire at
Heavy roughs. 3 Ub Shcej>—But littlt- trading, owing to limited >ly. Market dull at unchanged prices.
dee, Uo to 12n If'S
i Fair lo good, Md to lui) lbs... ! Common, 85 to so lbs I Good to choice lambs
filed against Postmaster Bennett, of Evansville, because lie fired rockets when Blaine xvas in that
city.
Seventeen freight ears were wrecked on the I... N. A. AC. Railroad, ten mile* south ofMitchell, by the collision of two sections of a train. Xobody
xvas him.
Walter Dean, of Indianapolis, defeated York, the Michigan champion, in tlie three-mile roller .skating race last night at the Mascot Skating
Rink at Lufaxette. j hiorkct steady;suipumg $4.76(011 The thirteenth annual eominencement of ! M4.55;stockersami reeders, ^3.5i the Shelhx T ile High !*® iool took ph o • last even- i ilbo'rii*Jk4t» -Km ll,,H ’ M * lei
ing at Blessing's Opera House, and was largely |
attended. There xx-ere nine graduates. j Indianapolis Grata .Market.
There was no grain call to-day. and markets here are quiescent. Yesierduy's quotations
are given. The folio’
uead.
and a .shade , . .
/ lUKTAlXb to clean, iuc per pair. ISs Caliloruta
$3 7**823 80 I hu ! no 3 Ma 3 « j.^URKAT 1+asl. Ar.cuor soap. Jm? ii; a woudwtaT st^ul*. tal
j 1 rj'O BUY a liaUop douhie office desk. Address D
pni.s. *3 25^3 50 ; L'UEJ*»et oi levin, #4. 37>* West Market stroeC
1. 2 TStgStW I A Open at all hours.
... 2 0.i-i' . 50 ! Jh" FOB a tall set of teeth at Raritan's, lit,-* East
... 3 5u(it5 IX) | Washt!
I shoe stocks, etc. Wc make a | nil kindsnt established buslm | non, 35 N. Dclaxvaresi.
d xll TRADE, V / lug cliolrs
i x e r K. r. ituu.xi. nv Y7 ot Stairs, fronting News counting room.
fi'HREE'fiOOMB, ou second door; sultab X offices,'club or lodge rooms: gas and wale
II. W ORKKN.
offices,-'ol
South llllnnii
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Mav :*).—Hogs-Receipts. U.IWO head
light. *3 7tX«;(.:«)
! and shlp,UU) head:
itellers' sj xi
ndya 4.so; Texan*. fASO
eeipts, 1(0 head; market flrut:
ks.3.:«): xx ooled, gi.5W.i 4.IU.
ilngtou st
1 jAPFTR HANGlNWaide wall. 10c; ceilmg. loi:
1 Us lii-hanu ax e.
I J - ill. (X Rix i AU; uo heart burn; dealers ns
u. | V deem lags. 1c each.
L'iSE LAcTcORfAlNsind lace* lo clean. 227
X 1 Bright st. Mrs. Co)
’ Bright at. .
/ lAltl'ETs., au urices, V V7 FAst Washington
x -. on paymema.
Bohn ObCo.,
The Memorial Day purade at largansport | eV ery will take place Sunday. Forepiiugh's show will l*arcgi
be there that day. and he has kindly volunteered the attendance of his bands, thus insuring good
music.
llowitig were bids on 'Change yesterday:
Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean. Use: No. 3 Mei
itorranean. Use: No. 2 red. »4- : No. 3 red. S7c. Corn—No. 2 white. 52c: No. 3 white. 51c -, 44' 4 c; high mixed, 4eGc; mixed.
e: Ni
4ii.
. Sic, yel 4ic: re
F'lo fain 4.25:
superfine,
Tlie "YVant” Columns of The News. The rate for special wants in The Nexvs. under any of the various heads is, without exception, 1c a xxofd, each insertion, counting the article "a." all abbreviations, and groups of figures or initials.
Compound xvords count I wo.
While effecting a sligltt advance in price over the former rate of 5e per line, tlie increase Is lur less than the ratio of increased circulation. When The News inaugurated this special feature, (ifteen years ago, other city papers charged double these Tates, aud now tliat The News's cir-
culation is'
what it xvas then, it is believed none will lx- found to complain of a mere nominal advance, which is
NEW ASSOCIATIONS.
PLYMOUTH .-SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI-
X ATioN. office 72 Fast Market st. Sadi
balurduy ex smug, June tj. Ei
/ iAFITA
TION
has
lion has now been organized, Wednesday ex-t-ning at the plio gcr. No. '255 East XX ushlugloii :
uuu, ii
Id sou snares at
cents a share. Mia res may be secured b\ applyiu al Kitxinger's Bank; to Meeg A Bernbamer, fhorpe Block: U. B. Fnibleman, No. UU East Court street, and Charles Fischinger, No. 225 East Washington street. C. B. Fkibi.km.xn, sec.
. will meet every
ace of Charles FlschinstrceL Capital. Sloo.-
Admissiou fee, 50 red by applying
Yesterday afternoon during a running race j'SaJkL^a -i^wTiite.'wei sonJu' car. 44-.c; uumer-
r^*^irsar£s , is?3i I broken, and will die. Minos fell and Uerfer fell
over him.
William Gregg, son of Professor J. C. Gregg, of Brazil, a boy about eleven years old. accidentally shot himself with a toy pistol to-day. and died instantly, the ball having entered in the region of the heart. The new quarters of the Y. NI. C. A. of Rushville xvjll be opened w ith appropriate exercises next Wednesday evening. In the near future L. W. Muuhall will deliver a lecture for tiie benefit of the association. Txvo men digging in an exeax-ation at Richmond yesterday were buried to the neck iu quicksand, and only the most vigorous xvork on the part of their companions saved their lix-es. They were x - ery badly bruised by stones. A twelve-year-old boy* named Hendricks, living four miles south of Richmond, got mad at his sister, aged fifteen, last night, and stabbed her in the left breast xvith a rusty pocket knife. A painful wound xvas made. No arrests. A vile and scurrilous burlesque program of the entertainment to be given by the literary societies ot Purdue University was scattered on tlie streets oi Lafayette early yesterday morning, but the faculty got xvind of it and gathered up the most of them. Mr. Jonas G. Howard, of Jeffersonville, has announced his intention of building a wagon and street-car bridge connecting Louisville and Jeffersonville. Hg has had this object in viexv for some time, and has interested some of the capitalists of Jeffersonville in the scheme. The seventeen-year locusts, which have made their appearance in great numbers iu the vicinity of Batesville, were greatly discouraged best night by a hull storm which covered the ground to the depth of an inch xx ith' stones as large as marbles, and badly damaged young vege-
tables.
In aecordanee with instructions from Mayor Bringhursi, the police served noticeou the saloonkeepers of Logausport to close their places of business promptly at 11 o’clock. The Sunday law xvill also lx- enforced. There xvere loud protests from the saloon-keepers, bqt all complied xvith the
order.
The celebrated Iliff case which was taken from the Wayne to the Henry Circuit Court has been decided. A syndicate of Cincinnati creditors brought suit to set aside a mortgage of s-J.lM i given by the Iliff' brothers to their mother. Mrs. Sarah Iliff Dax tff The >uit xvas decided in favor of Mrs. Davis, aud the creditors will appeal to the Supreme Court. A. J. Beveridge has established an oratorical prize of a gold medal to be awarded at an annual contest to occur during x-ommeucement week, ojx-u to members of the sophomore and junior classes, tlie judge* to be selected by the faculty aud to be unknown to contestants until after the prize is awarded.—[(ireencastle Banner. The Grand Opera House at Richmond was packed last night on the c«.-asion of the exm mx-ne.-ment of the High School. * Dr. David .->. Jordan, president Indiana University, delivered the address, and the musical part of the program xvas much more elaborate than usual, on account of there l>eing but two graduates—Mr. Paul Jones and Miss Lizzie M. Gordon. W. B. Hawley, local cashier of the J., M. A I. Railroad, is missing, and is said to be a defaulter. He left the city quietly last week, but wo* seen in Chicago on Saturday. HU accqputs are being overhauled by the officials, ana are found to be short. The exact amount is pot known, but it is thought it will foot up to nearly So.ixio. Hawley lives in Jeffersonville, aud was a pulton of the turf during the races. The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. of Indiana closed yesterday. The attendance has been the largest ever knoxvn In the State. The business of the union was largely routine, consisting In reports from officers and planning for future work. The report of the secretary showed a large increase both in the number of members and in the multiplication of local unions. The convention appointed Mn. Helen M. Gougar. of Lafliyette; Mr*. Edgerton, of Dunreith; Mrs. Leavitt of Vernon, and Miss Myra A. Goodwin, of Indianapolis, delegates to the National Convention at Philadelphia, to be held In October next.
^1 'EEf ii Itum to *20 per set at Sullivan’*, cor.
X Circle and^Meridiaii sts.
1 > h.IxltoOM oETts, #30 on paymema. Bokn A
X> Co., It; E. XVaahington nL
l 10OD SECUNIfHAN D OLuTHING.
VI .SkLLkKS, 125 Mass. uve.
^xiNKGOLD FILLING a^ specially r ANTED—Waikmu suits to ma “ Ida Bkibkut, 113 Indiana ave.
M rs. A. Dr. 3ame-
tta io make tor fd,
Mai
pAKLoR bUlTEB.^piecea. *30 or paymenta.
j* A * f ’. msMte ^ good
new by
blu.
Bran—*10.25, nominal.
Rye—«5c.
Hay-Prime tlmotbx-. 113.50, nominal.
wlt^fibe'®ItT- X ’ 1.1 oasES TO PASTURE: good pas. u re: one mtle 11 from Circle. Inquire at No. 4 Board ot Trade.
.-sF-ti lor tuuuxvare, cutlery, and btuldtertul. J. XV. Caiitkk, agent, 2UU Mass.
4 5 OR IFKOOM COTTAGfc: xvill pay «t,it)6 or . Y *1.70) cash. Address 1.14, New s office. BOARD OF TRADE OlOAR. mauufac-
|>l ICC 1 X ing i
uve.
4 FCRNisll EDFRUNT KUOlk'hot more than l\. litree squares nurtl) uf Washington st. Address
I t4. News office.
I » EVIDENCE: centrally- Tcx-aYech sii br' eigiit XV rooms: must be in itrsl-cluss condition. Ad-
dress 1. N. RiCiliK, 211 K. Ohio st.
iJAKTIEB to cull at tbe Indlunupolis Patent X Agency, room* 5,8.7 and s semiut l Building, to see uselui and novel inventions. _ OOME ONE to lake ice cream and restaurant at 0 Exposition Ground June 3 and 4. Call or address Hasskli. A XViilTAKKK, two Yirguiia ave.
15« E. Wash!
ilngiun st.
FOR SALE—Horses and Vehicles.
^ MULES. 2*7 North Tennessee st
J^'OR BALE-Block uorse. 4172 .south West st. J'INK PONY.V-art and baTneka WooDSMlabl* ^ <Hj-'.AP, good spring wagon aud old lumber. 110 J>ONY, tine stock, fast; laui ily horse, gentle. -*/7 / 'HEAP, a pony and phaeton; pony very gentle
v-7 Ml Virginia ave.
1 I ORSE, harness and delivery xvukou; a bargain
XI :m south Meridian.
1TOR.SE, WAGON AND HAKNEBB at a bar11 gain. JO aud 22 North Meridian st. 4 FINE'BROWN WORK MARE, one mile south, 2 a. on Madison road. C. Sqm m kiu.ad. ■ XV i•'sit ro buy a ouggy mare, ngnt sorrel In color X about 15). bauds high; musl lx a good stepper. McHoLMK*, tl and 3 W. Washington. IJACKl JS A REAGAN, for suireys, carriages; X> phaetons, buggies of all kinds amt styles, both xrbolesale and retail. Our Nexv York wagon a specialty. 12 and 14 Circle st. JRVIN ROBBINS A CO., 32 EAST GEOROIA
_ jur x complete stock ol new vehicle*. We also bav few old ones very cheap. Telephone DJI.
hie for
lIs st. 11. XV GKKKN. _
irMNE ROOMS, furnlshtsl or unfurnished; bath; I yard; one of the heulthfulest and pleasantest residences In city tor summer. 13» Massa-
chusetts ax-c. _
/ vFFICE iu»uM for r<-u?7 16 North Meridian st;
V/ right for Insurance or coal offii
etc.; heat
floor. ln<| ticket ottlc
for Insurance or coal office, ice company, and light frirnishetl: offices on ground lulr^hl North Meridian st, Kankakee
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
EW 4-ROOM UOUBE. 14.) St. Mary st. LoOD~Dim fNO BLIND HOKBeT ArSiriciH xX Liverv stable. L'rVE ItOOMis and BARN, W Hostirook. Orr, X ltd Woodlaxvit ave. I I OUSE, 7 nsmis, Fletcher ave, near school IX bouse. 105 Huron. \* ICE 7-room bouse; good location; no small boys. II Apply 3UU E. Market. •»*> 1 W. VERMONT ST, 5-room house. Apply OO1 2 h* North West st. T VB'IRAHLK SIX-ROOM HOUSE, all eouvem 1J lein-es, *12. 27 Bates't. # L'uUR-Kooyl FlOt'SE on Douglas* street, 11)3. X inquire next door south. I » KICK.rooms; good repair. Jxmks G. fioco* X> Lass. 251 Nonti McrtdlMii. L'OUit-KOOM HOUSE; lie (.‘dlumhia uve, near X Heventh st. Imitiire at this nnnxher. 1,'UR.NlSHED Hoi -sirdf eight vCm,uiriSt-uS X summer. H. C. Nkwcomb. Address 1 13, Nexvs office.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
( UNCTNNATT SHOE bTORE, 68 ludiuiiu ave.,
Vy 113 West N.Y.
1 yKINK HAAGS KOUMISS. Uoid. refreshing
IS uiidstreugtlienlng. * iHF. XX SILV ER TAG. trutt flavored.
Y redeem tags at tc each.
Exposition Ground June 3 aud 4. •S Jt.XS.SKLI. A XVUITAKKK, ti50 Vfr
multiplied nearly eight times over j 'I'O BUY a good horse 15 or te bauds high: pert, then, it is believed none will Ik- found ! A ly soumt; gentle; about *75 to |H)0. inquire ...I i. I txxeen IL and _(, clock, 392 N. XX est st. L. Lt.
Dealer*
redeem tags at 1c each.
jVI Hri;L SMYTHE’S DRESSMAKING ROOMS
Ivl are at 123 East Ohio st.
I t you want auy flue cakes, candles and ice cream. X go to Fkko. Hktz, No. 5ti North Penn. st. , V- L- v77f- 7 . .Zetr CtZ 7 :. 7 .ST7 -Z Z-'J
UAKIi,
Socialists Convicted and Sentsneed. Vienna, May 30 —The four men eonnected with the Anardhlst plot at Wiener Neu-
really a cheapening of the cost, judged by value j r, xo >kIl fou iifdTor drywiF^tT^nr
oi services rendered. | A livered to auy par) or the city byC. B. Pai l
Xothiug will be omitted on the part of the pub- -f,.V <l ' 1 j^ ’'la'i 111 ou " a * J " Sl - f- * Uac. Ry. a 'e t-Kr *» xxan;» at the least practicable cost to those served, making strictly first-class c*
dozen, lor Bt days only,
d>- . Is
p imt t
Besides innumerable errands done in Lost, Found,
properl), in realty and personal, amounting to u | more tluxu fifteen minutes'walk from NYushmgtoii !
id Meridian sis.; retereuevs given. Address C. B. j
Ian sts.; relereui lUoudll Blue It.
traffie of milUons annually, and is,destined to i “J 1 * 1
grow indefinitely. i . ' paHI'NER iu a manulkciurlng busines-, iu I
aV this city; xvell estublished siaple article and !
ring business. We lux-ilea thu
mg u pay tug business. XV e invi siigulion; pai-ty must have ut 1
i A4l-
itloh; party must have at least tl.uuo. UN <t Lf.NNON, 3U N. Delaware st.
\ j KN AND WOMEN lo take shares'lu sec.
ix enlug, June u. Eiixvakogilukbt, sm-c. | --?I series Brightxx ood Saving aud Jxtau Asso
\ ksSSSSSSs ous condition encourages us lo open this nexv sene*.
C. A. Barn as. President.
F. L. Daxtfs. sec'y.
OUT YOUR MONEY xvhefe you can get ihe
X largest returns, a home for your family.
I I AVE YOUR CLOTH Eft CLEANED aud dyed II ut Smith’s Dye Works. 3 Martindale h Bloca. I Tri)A WSON/lbe" - whilewasiier, formerly of u . 237 East Michigan, has remox ed to 233 E. Ohio. t (HARLEft XV. DAUER, THE PAINTER, lias V/ removed to 423 S. Meridian *1. Telephone WO / ' A~ 1*AUK J)RTor fine umbrella ind parasol v . making and re|iairiiig. 5 Massachusetts ave. I'LRNTTUHE, SIX IVES AND CARPETS on X payments. Wilson <S XX'alxkjiax's, 230F7ast
XVasfiingtoii st.
rahinet ,! |>hotograiihs at l V" H FRANCIS KINGSBEHRY, magnetic ly, and don't you forget j ave V ' ,>tt,,t ’ trw * WHl1 roru ‘ M of
I I C. ltiMMKKMAN. 2Ki - K WaffitngtOBla;slate XX. and gravel roofing, slate and rooting paper.
Repairing a specialty. Telephone 83a.
I v il~J. WT XV1 LLiAMftxjN. ph ysichtu and sur is geuu, 2fi! 4 J-.ast Ohio street, up stairs. The diseases of women and children^* specially. OlCYCLEft repaired aud nickel plated; send .Xc in XJ stamps lor catalogues of Ihe Budge, Columbia. Mar. Ideal and Facile, iu North Pennsylvania st.
' j f WILL PLACE A CIRCULAR in every *
cond i iu Marion county, ouuide of thlii dly, ihi iocIk- 1 ln * week - ia*** thouwMMi. Atldrcaa A
Ihe tikkh, West Waifhiiitfton st. jJOl*FMAN 'BCrr — --
A Hoffman air
r Jj'HE
uroug
house e com-
Auvkr-
lip,. chafed a^^skT^pl® £2 ves tan and sunburn; price, 25c. Sold by Stilz
nd sunburn; price, 25c. .ml other druggista
, BEftl* CUNCEKT OF TFIFTSSaBON wHl be given at the F’ifth Presbyterian Church on esday evening, June 3. IxA ers of the songs
eet. C. B. FkiBLKMAN, sec, piOfsPEXI' SAVING AND LOAN ASfttK-IA-X tkin-Annual lueetlag and election of t
L, st sasfsraterfssj js® 3dseriesot slock June 2: shares, *200: weekly due*, i f vviNToits avh i ixv v v n-s .i
son s hart entrance
formation may l East Maryland;
J. ::
ro Jos.
inaur ou J uur ». I
Ixvare store, No. 11 Shelby fee. 50 cents; weekly dues, 55 i may te bad of Charle: ist Maryland; S. D. Crane, H. Brown, 11 Shelby st.; lk< J os. XV. Buchunn n. 25 S. East t»IT LD1NG ASSt K.TA I Hi.'
X> lugs and Ixian Association lias now been orgui. Ued aud will meet every Wedueaday evening at Cuseberg's pliuv, corner Met arty ana East streets, t apital, stdMUU, in 5U) shares al yJUUa share; admission fee. 50 cents a share, shares may be reeured by applying to George Mason, No. (i West Louisiana street; Peter Hansen, corner McCarty aud East sis.; J. 11. Kirkhuff. "d North Illinois street; Wm. I*. Rupp A Co.. 23 East Washington street, and Henry Beermaun, corner McCarty and New Jersey streets. Payment of assessments xxiil l>egin ou the first Wwinesday tn June. A C. Smith, sc . ( 'E.VIEK BlTLDIM. AND LOA.<~M^OCIA \j Tins, one of the best In the city, meets every Monday evening at S9 East Market street. Subscription* are now being taken for the fourth series, which will be Issued June L Shares, f«Jo: entrance fee, 4(i cents, aud weekly dues 55 cents per share. Now Is the time to secure stock. For information call on the following named directors: Dr. iiaggart, Baldwin Block; H. T, Conde, 7« West Washington street; A. A. Heifer, 2B South Tennessee street; J. R. Lambert, northeast corner Mlcbtgau and Blake
J. J- Shldeler. room 43 Vance Block; Henry Martindale Block; Hen*y Frank, of Spiegel. A Co.; T. P. Mills, 39 foist Market street; W. Walks, secretary. M Mass. ave.
ergu
50 ceuls; xx eekly dues, 55 cents! ' 1 ute had of l harle* Wonuell, No. tiO
98 East Wi
ust XX usblngt
e King. 26 ft.Deiaxvt
ohn ftx e
Ast St. j(dtx ScHLKXyseC. 1 A LIGN --The Hamillou Sav-
.-iatlon has now been
meet ever:
streets: Coe, 13 Thoms and ft.
cries of slock J line 2; shares, *200-. weekly 25c; interact 8 per cent. Five shares of slock xvill cure you ?l.duu ut a weekly cost of f 1.25. Call Judge I). V. Ruriis, Geiv XV. New, Wm. Haiti
KaiiL
). V. Burns, Geo. XV. Nexv, Wm. Hadley, W. Hammel, M M. Cumiugs and A. A. 4tc-
NOTICE.
^'OR SUNBURN AND TAN use Haag s Cream. ! CTOCK HOLDERS* EI.KCTION-Tha triennial O election of the stockholders of Butler Uuiversity, for the election of directors, xx ill be held lu the
sity, for the election of directors,
mhoe of the University, at Irvington, Ind.. June 19,
ut 2 o'clock p. in. of said day. B. M. Blotxt. Pres. U. U.
Irvington, Ind., May «. Is*
VTnTcK TO fttiw ER »2 >NTKACTURS s-culed a* proposals lor the extension of the sewer In < Town Hill t emetery will be received up to 2 p. m Tbursday. June 4. ISSX. at tbe Cemetery office. No. 9 Fletcher A sbarpe s Block, 1 udiauapulis. plan* aud specifications can be seen at tlie Cemetery office, 9 Fletcher A Sharp* » Bloik. By order of the Building Couiinuiee. Uko. P. ANDKRao.N, Sec.
FOUND.
the songs
io u specially eigoyame.
I NVENTOfts AND OWNERS OFTaTENTS X xx ill find it to their interest to call on or address the Indianapolis Patent Agency,Rooms. 5,«, 7 and 8 Sentinel Building, corner Meridian and Circle sts. 4 hTKULDGRK—Aiks. Dk. ELLIh tell* correctly TV life's history: xvhere to go; what to do ibi business most successful In; what period of life when you will he lucky or unlucky. Office. 105 >2 Ohio*. f|'HE WORK done in the different department* X of Ihe Business University, “When Block,” opposite postoffice, is thorough, practical aud efticietiL Actual business, short-hand, stenograph,
penmanship aud English.
D \V. FURNAS. 54 Mass, ave, plain and fancy
XV. Ice Cream aud F’ruit It*-.*,
Special attemion to supplying fttmllles, ice cream dealers, festivals aud parties. If vou xvant the beat, give Us a trial. R. W. Fvkn.xs, 54 Musa ax e. DENJAMIN BOOTH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 1J Books of account opened, posted and balanced. Investigations, re-examinations and reliable audits! of accounts carefullv conducted. Prac- ] ileal modern bookkeeping on the best svsteux j taught. First* lass references. Room M) Yam*
Block.
fpHERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME—Get a j X choice lot. in "Woodruff Place;*' at feud; In "Clifford Place,” at TUB; tn ” Bruce Place," at from F2U0 to T40o; or tn tbe other “places" t we have them alii at from Hd lo 175 and *Ulu. Terms, one-third
C TOR AGE. Ckoosla.sk, 5b South Pennsylvania, i ttU ' at f™ 1 (WtofTJ and «iut). Terms, one-th! O cash; balance on time. Build a neat cottage: mo'
$&&&&£&*& m
ALL AN D^ftEE ^ft REEORE^01 Y | FleU ber A Bharfie's Block
'|'HAT~BENftUA A CO. have tne targ X house In the city. 158 and 158 East XVa STORAGE Aid. KINDS GOODft. O goods, ground lloor. Cheap iusui Norm HUnom street. Nokl Bros.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
V^OTICE IS GIVEN that the copartnership w * heretofore existing between M. Garber and Dunmeyer, under the nnn name of M. Garber A Co., I-Miissorved. M. Garber w ill continue the tjusiues* at 457 North Tennessee street, and collect all motley* due the firm and pay ali Ihe debts of the same. M. Gahrlk,
C. Di'nmkvkk.
Indianapoll*. May 33. 1885.
storage idnglou »L bousehold
U)
uisurance, at
LOST.
PERSONAL. TkLOOD and *k*n diseaaes a specially. Dr. Deuko-
13 Walter's, 228 East Washington.
\| lift. ftALLlE BKOXX'S, manufacturer and OX dealer In human hair of all kind*, lo*. East I
XVushington sL
VI’’ANTED- A first-class barber to run shop iu Y* Hotel Englisb; must have means; big induce- . menu offered to the right man. Apply lo Gko. W. I Jackson, Manager Hotel KuglUn.
HPW ^
er particulars call at 21
iharpe * Block.
, Willis W. Wkiuht A Co., Agent*.
J 8 lUE M'MBKR OF HTUDKNTft
j I c/cfDO to present date who have attended the : old reliable Indianapolis Business College, now located in Vaux-e Block. Twenty year* under tbe ! present proprietor, wbo devote* bis entire time and j attention to the interest* of the institution, (students I recelxed ut any time. No classes; individual insmn-tiou. No tiresome 1 Malm to climb; lake elevator. Tbe conipltmenu on our elegant
xx e are receiving from the many •IsR us. is very gratifying, office, c. C. Kokunek, Proprietor.
Ret urn 2U7 Peru *L
rAPENED LETTER, in envelope. Return to ad-
dress on envelope.
/A RAY AND WHITE CAT.
U and receive reward.
THk 28th of May, one ij^WTOark aadgnre.beX tween McCarty M. ou lUluoi* M. aixUhe Grand Opera Return to J L Croh*. at street car compauv,
aud get reward.
AUCTION SALES.
BOARDING.
VICELY FURNISHED BOOMS, with board, 153 a* East Ohio street. Y\XY BdARDrNuriTMaaiachxiaetu ara ForaXJ fished room* If desired. VlUELY FURNISHED ROOM ft, zood boarding, as private family, 44 i>er week,at341 ft. Meridian at. FOR TRADE.
JJUNT A M'CCRDY, real^estate and general of mercbandiM m aty* or *cuuhR°bough?' ouaright
fPH REE-SPRING TOP-WAGON for carpenter
X work. 127 Arsenal ave.
w Vam-e Block. C. C. Kokknrk, Proprietor
I j x rts. per pouua for’ham: ' 1 vz 7 eta per pound for .shoulders;
4 “ for 1 pound rice; 6 ** ior 1 pound prunes;
IU ** for 1 pound dried blaclcberri«K
1 pound pitted cherrie* 8 pounds dried applea 1 pound apple batter;
for for for for for
tat _
for 1 pound Arbuckl'e cofl
for 1 gallon sirup;
for 100 sour pickle*; for 1 pound strained honey:
for 1 large box mustaru sardinea;
for 1 can pumpkin,
for 1 ~~—'
awberi
for 3 cans raspberrle for 4 can* applea
for *
pound apple butter;
cans tomatoes; can* plums;
3 cans cherries;
pound country nutter,
.'berries.
20 ** for 1 gallon can applea |1.5u lor 30 pound Tan lard.
Ucorox J. HaMMkLL. Ut) and U2 Mam. are.
'West
_ agtou st: desirable business locatlo
F. ft A YI. K.S, 75 E. Market si.
Ogio VIRGIN IA AVE, nice 8-room bouse, every *jO*7 convenience, 117 per month. WaLtru
Rix lkm, Agent, FlugUsh s Opera House.
1,’OR RENT—House* m aa parts oi the city, from
JU $5 lo *100 per month. Walter River*, Agent,
Kitgllsh'it Opera Hous*._
j^V ^ A i.kx. Mktzukr, agent, 5 odd Fellows' Dwelling. 497 Madison ave, 10 rooms $27 50 Dwelling, 135 Fast Pratt st, lo rooms 24 00 elling, 101 Elm st, 3 rooms 10 00
8 00 8 00 7 UU
i rooms..
imts rooms
Du elling, lol Elm st, 3 rooii Dwelling, 14 Japan st, 3 nx
Dwelling, 17 Elm st, 3 rooms..... Dwelling. 159 West Eighth st, 3 rooms Dwelling, 281 W. Wash, st, 3 rooms. 2d Moor.. Dwelltug, 237 XV. Seventh st, 3 rooms Dwelling, 151 Wabash si, 2 rooms, 2d floor Rooms, loO ft. llliuois st. 3 rooms, each Office room, 15 W. Wash, st, front room Bleeping room, 30 ft. Delaware si. rear room. ..
,, .1 dwelling
)m, 3u ft. FI
fttore room, 317 XV. Wastp st, 3 dwelling rooms fttore room, 512 Mudlsou ave. large store room 18 UU
Please call and see complete list.
7 UO 6 00 S 00 7 00 M 00 8 00 14 00
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
^GOOD (STABLE 7e West Market sL
j^TABLE Inquire-751 North Penns}!vaiiia»L BaaSQON AND FIX'TUKFM for relif cheap,"Sti
O ftouth Tennessee sl
' |'HE OFFICE heretotore occupied by City Attor-
>r Vance \)lock. inquire 23
beret
ney Deuuy, 2d lie
ice block.
I > IAN Oft AND ORGAN ft,
X month, am Pearson's M l sk
OF
nd the rent
Ho
IANS, at trom tl.'X) to *5 ml applied ou the purcht USE. 19 N. Pennsylvania st
FINANCIAL.
l^^ONKY to loan. Horace McKav. ,S200 iN1J ON'ERr - C. ETcGrElN A Co! wJQf * t H u 4 at 7 per cent smith, 95 E.”Wash«3>OU,xJLMJ lugtou st.. room X ii ONEY on lint niortgage t ti any sutu dmirabla 14X John Kikd. 30 and 21 Thorpe block. VI ONKY ON MOKTUAGK; 8 per cwiniiS a4X H. Kikrstkk. 13 Martindale Block. r |'0 LOAN—Private sums on deposit; sums lo sulk A Gkikhtk it Potts, 19x5 N. Penn. st. _ \| ON EY in auy amount at lowest rue of Interest Afl XV. E Mjck A Co., «8 FJast Market *L V| ONEY at the towett rat* of intereir J. W. a*! XX illiams A Co., 3 and 4 Vinton block, a . ..V G-r- :—rrrr
V| ONEY ou mortgage security, ntrin and idly JM. property, p. IT Wilks, I Old Fellows hall. _ \fOXEY' on farms or city property; terms re*JjX sonable. Thoh. C. Dav A t o., 72 E Market sL f|'0 LOAN-^9lo,tM) at lowest ralesou first mortgage X on city property. Vinson Carter, 42 Vance wf77l l i G U 1 on city or farms; the very lowest 0*JU,UxJVJ rates. C W. Uormcch. 15 Virginia avenue. r r° GOA.N-Mouex ,111 bums of 1109. piw, t30U and 1 #500, on real estate. W. H. Hammons, Itt Virginia ave.
I'o LOAN—special fund.', on good mortgage »eX curily, al low interest. Call iooil A lex
Mktzokr, Agent.
LOAN 7
SnSSSJSJ iOW ru
£ Co., Tl K Market st.
$10,000
V\ r K Have some money to loan on first morv 44 gage •ecuritv. at 7 per cent. Inter**. John ft.
Spann A Co., 11 Bates block.
PRIVATE FUNDS in su^t. to ntlcbn iarm^ L sSOKLKVTra B73J" ^ “”■ | NDIANAPOLlft SAVING XND'1A)X^a536. x ( IatkjN—Three share*, first seriea 3 years old, for sale. T. R Walkkr, 1u8 South Meridian.
MISCELLAN ECUS.
fpoiLKT SETS^on paymenta BoBn A Co., tl K. 1 »1CYCLF2S sold oil the Installment plan, at MB H. X> FViiusy 1 vania sl / 1 F. LA Y’COCK A CO., cobtracton and builder*, V>. 74 ftou.h Pennsylvania SL I tOoClNU SIHJVEft; hill line on pay nienta BoaN THIITath)N*\Va7*nuT bIc Rooifst ITK - |ii X ou paymema W. U. Mumenukh, 101 K. Waale
STRAYED. T)Xy M ARE; blind In left eye, baiter amt rope a JO Keiuru u> 253 Fayette s(reel, and get reward.
TAKEN UP.
kTF.TY*-Corr~Weiriti4 > “' “fy olght, ftundsjr all Its object tbe reaching ur extends a cord tat hi vita-
d.y, W.'^r;.'i£r,,..a«ins; the neglected classes, and extends a cor lion to the poor famlliea of the city, to halt and blind, the inebriate, tbe ffcllen trodden, the outcast and cast away. J* sax e you. Come to him, heavy laden ou _
L'IRftT Baptist cHuRCH-N. E. cor. S*. York r and Penasylvanla sta Rkubcn jEmar, D. D., pastor. There xvill be no serx ice* to-morrow.
Rev.JOH.V A-BhOADVi
tne tame, and down.
•sub died to
len ones, for reek
PLYMOUTH CHURt’H-Cor. Meridlair ££0(1 X York sts. Oscar C. McCulloch, pastor. W«.
TUUigs to Think Ou.” Evening subject: "The •parity of Human Nature for Heroic Xclioo"— memorial sermon Plymouth Inst!tuM-Klhder-nrten will open Monday, Junes. poHEKTftPAJLK M. K. CHURCH^br. DeloIV ware and Vermont sts. Rev. L H. McConn kll, pastor. ClasK 9 am. and 8210 p, m. Preaching 10:9) a iu. aud 7:30 p. m. ifreacning at 10-ju a. m. by the pastor and at 7:45 p. nn by Bev, F. ft. TtNcHEa Sunday school sit 2 p. m. Young people's meeting Monday 7:44 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:5) n. m. Twenty minute*' song sets vice before^nqu'hlug ou ftuttday evening. Every*
THE BEST
W. H. DOAN’S I. X. L. GASOLINE, For Stoves.
j-ASONIC HALL. HE\R PROF. O. 8. POUTER, The veteran Phrenologist of New York.
LECTURE Monday, June i—Phrenology and Self Culture. FREE Wednesday, June ft-Love and Martriage. Admission, 25c. Friday, June .''—Manhood Analyzed and Restored—to males only. Aomfcsion, 25c. , Saturday, June 6, at 230 p. m.—Female Health and Bloom, Their Cause aud Restoration. To ladies only. Admission 25c. Monday, June 8—Success and Failure In Lift. To both sexes. Admission, 25c. Consult him professionally at the Grand Hotel, from June 1 to June IL 99-Last chance! Now or never!
MONMOUTH HOUSE, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. 1 SEASON OP 1885. 'NEW HOTEL LAFAYETTE, BROA D and CHESTNUT STS, PH ILADKLPHIA. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS. For terms and other information address . • L. U. MALTBY, Spring Lake Beach, N. J., or Philadelphia.
CONSUMPTION.
iJu^bSu^^^
long standing have been cured. Indeed, so strong I* my fklth In it* efficacy, that I will read two boL ties free, together trlth a valuable treatise oo this disease to auy sufferer. Give express and P. O. ad dresa Da. T. A. MoocCM. tat Pearl st.. New York
TENTS~for rale and rent AWNINGS, water-proof coverings for trucksAeparaton, horeea prodooe, mercbanulse. sto. DUUKINO, *£ Iwldlbsdt weight*.
fttKast WashtngtooM.
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
JeffbreonvUle, Madison A Indianapolis K. R, Depart: LlOam. S:14am. 3J0pm, »A5p<u. AJTtve #Aoam, U):45am, 7XI)pm, 10:44pm.
Vaudalia Line,
Depart T:Uam, 734am, 12m, 4d0pm, KHIpak Arrive: t-Mnsn, UMlOam, l-Jipm, 4:Upm, t-ADpau. Clevelaud.Coluinbus.Cincinnati A Indianapolis R.& Depart: 4-OOain. 10:10am, Hfifiam, YAOporv. 72"" Arrive: 8:40am, 1124am, Lff—
Brightwood Dlvfiuon
Depart:
TOSUDOi.
4:15
XiOtora 4:15pm, fifcUpm.
•' 4DUam. Khluam. U^fiam. M4otn. UOpa
Arrive: eriOam. 113
10:15 pm.
. 2:Uoiii, haopra.
ai <*.«. V.WMU, r.w,m, faifcpm. SAOptn,
15 pm, 10:15 pm.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, SL Louie * Chicago R.R
Cincinnati Division.
Depart: 4310am. U :15am. 3:44pm, SAipsn, AlzhNI MHMhtn, liatiaiu, 454pm, 10:45pru.
Chicago Division.
um r
Chicago, Bt Louis A Pi ttabnrg A &
Depart: 400am, 11:10am, 40)pnv 455pm. MBpm, Arriva 7 nuam. 9:4uam, Urifiam, 454pm. U) Jupm.
^ ssr ssk?
Wabash, SL Louis A Pactdc H. W,
Depart: 7Jiam, tffiSpm, 7:14pm, UDOpm. Arrive
4*40111, *330am, W:45am, *:14pm. Indlasapull* A X’In reraise R &.
Depart: 4:15am, txwpuL Arrive: ItfSOam. 8J0pim Cincinnati, HamUton A IndlarayoHa A & Depart: 44nam. Uxdam. 454pm, *55ptn. Arriva
F'swni 1150am. 5O0pm, lOHOpm.
Indiana, Rtoomluguin a Western & W. Depart: »T»am, ixfepm, U.lUpm. Arrive Miaig,
UiAsuu. 04pm. Eastern Division.
Depart: 404am, UsJUam. 4A6pm Arrivsc 7 Siam 4riupm, Hfiffipm. e
m.
am, itk44am55tR>in. ( ludlanapolls A SC Louis R, & Chicago*. ▼. Chicago and Michigan City Divisions Depart Ihffipm. taoopat. Hiftpia. Arrive Ml p in, Mara, rju a m.