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National Republican., 1883-12-27
GErr1NG ALONG.
List OF Fourth Glass PoStofiiees Raised 60
the Grade OF Presidential Oficcs.

Cnder provision OF the last postoiiice appro-
priation bill that when the compensation Of any
postmaster OF the fourth class reaches $3.50 for four
consecutive quarters, exclusive Of commissions on
money order business, he shall be assigned to the
presidential grade. The following named fourth
class offices have been placed upon the list of
masters as stated; Northiord. Conn, $1,000; Leba-
non Ill., 81 600 GRANVILLE. H. 81 600 Wrighfs Grove
ILL.,, Sl400 Good Land. Ind, 81 600 Manning, To-,
$1,000 Adel, H., tl000; Frankfort, Kan, 81. 200
Ihndsborg, Kan sl,iO0 Howard Kan. SLIGO;
Harper, Kan, sl4O1; Carbondale, Kanu $1,000;
81, 100; pent Water Mlch 81, 100 Kalkaska, Mich,
$1,000 Bangor, Mich., 81 600 Homer, Mich, Vi 00O
Howard City, Mich, SLIGO, Leslie, Aichi Sl.l0O;
Little Falls, Mimi, 81 Goo Perham, Mimi, 1000
Monroe City, Mo-, $1,000; Huntsville, Mo, 81 100;
Albany Mo-. 5000; California. Mo, 81 100 West
$1,000; Groton, N y, $1,000; Fonda, N Y, e. 100;
Madison Ohio, $1,000 New Richmond, 0nio,
$1,000 Port Clinton, Ohio, $1,000; Hawlcy, Pa,
Sl,00; Edred, Pa, d 100; Horksville, S. c. $1,000;
$1,000 TEMPLE, Texas, l,4oo; Brownwood Texas,
gl,100; Ahaheim, Cal, Sl10O; La Porte City,
Iowa, 81 ll00 Walnut, Iowa, SLIGO; Casanpolis,
Mich, Si,l00; Morencia, Mich, Sl.10O; Mound
CITY, Mo-, $1,000; Billings, Mont, sl6OO
Honeoye Falls y. " 81 900; Kentland, Ind, 81 100;
Vail, Iowa, $1,000 Usage Mission, Kan, $1,000
Saccarappa, Me-, sl.l00; Dalton, Mass. $1,000
Glendale, Mont, $1,000 Rock Hill. $. O., 81, 100
Bethel, VI, $1,000 Oakland, Me-, 81 100 Athens,
Texas, 81 200 Dadouelle, Ark. $1,000 Russellvie
Ark: 81 900; Qutman, Ga, 81 l,lO0j South Berwick,
Me- 81 900; Smithport Pa 81 900; Fort Davis, Texas
$1,000; Port Townsend. Wash. Ter, 81 200
National Republican., 1883-12-27

other g. A. r. posts were present. An excellent
impromptu programme was rendered. after VIII ch
repast consisting Of coffee, hard tack, oranges,
tgs, and cheese was pattaken Of
National Republican., 1883-12-27
For Duty nt College

Secretary Foger has entirely recovered from
his recent indispostion and resumed his duties at
the treasury department. Yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-12-27
New bank.
The seoretnrx on tho Trrnsury.

The comptroller of the currency yesterday au-
horized the first national bank of Grafton, Dak.,
D commence business with a capital Of S5O,00O
National Republican., 1883-12-27
Tho Klt1Cnrson Camp Flrs.

The monthly eamp fre ot Kit Carson post, No. 2,
a. A. r., was held last night az their hall, corner
Ninth ana streets northwest. Delegations from
National Republican., 1883-12-27
mroieal

NHASSAUE AND SWEEDISH MOVEMENT
Nb cure successfully used In the treatment OF
chronic diseases Of thehoart and stomach, rhellma-
tsm, nervous Diseases corpulonce, headache sprnns,
De, hy Prof liQrlrig Nissru, ~ MArinls Hall,
Highes teIimonlals irom phya'cals and former
patients Daily treatment elD y month. Lady as
slspnts, Also, health gynnastlcs girls and boys,
u boa month"; ladies and gentlemen, s2i separate
classea de2i-tf
National Republican., 1883-12-27

az Advertisements under me heads oC Wants, For
Rent For sale Boarding Lost and Found, aud
PERSONAL Of three lines or less eighteen long ,oords,
10 cents one insertion. each additional insertion 10
cents. Bnsiness cdrd not included in Nese rats
National Republican., 1883-12-27

nNE LARGE, FURNISHED ROOM, 3p FLOOR;
x ~, private Gmily; rent, with gas,s7 per mouth
National Republican., 1883-12-27
PERSONAL.

Lieut.. Nathan II. Barnes U. s. N, has been or,
dere to special duty at the Illinois college, Jack
sonville, Ill.
National Republican., 1883-12-27

No CHRISTMAS table should be without bottle
Of AngOstup Bitters, the world renowned appe-
tizer of exquisite flavor. Ask for the genuine
ticlc manufactured by DR.. J. g. b. Siegert e Sons.
National Republican., 1883-12-27

pERsONS TO. TRY TO FIND THE ADVER-
a tisements of OLLCOrTS Livery Stables In this
paper 6-no21-f
"ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN II.
wv Beall Bateman q Co.'s Bank, 1411 L 81. N.W
is commissioner of Deeds for every State and Terri
tory, United states Commissioner, Examiner and
Notary Public; always in oilce from a. M to p. m
National Republican., 1883-12-27
@untsN.-.MsIu.

DY A FIRST CLASS WHITE COOK A PLACE
- n private family Address EMPLOYMENT,
Republican Office. 1877
National Republican., 1883-12-27
The Color Line.

little excitement was created in an avenue
cafe last night. Two strangers entered the place
and were waited upon, when 1t was discovered
that one of them was a colored man. The pro.
prietor and two OF three German friends walked
about the intruder and sounded the lowest depths
of Anglo German rhetoric in their attemps to ap-
prise him that his room was bettor than his COM
pany. The man and his friend finally retired,
and the proprietor then censured the walters for
filling their orders.
National Republican., 1883-12-27

TINHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, IL ISSUED
Il every Thursday, single copies can bO had Vi
wrappers ready for mailing. subscription price tI ~
per year. !
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WANTEnDl, %,
PREMATURE BADNESS.
PREMATuRE BALDN ESS.
pREsMiA,TuRE BALDN EsS.

EIFhAIUHE BALDNESS.
Ihe process of loss of hair may take take place
ether rapidly In the course of weeks months or as
Is generally the case, the loss s slow and gradual
thruugh period OF years. The hairs may commence
70 come out at any period amer proberty, although
Daidness does not ordinarily begin TO manifest itself
untl the nge of % 80 years. The scnlp through
out the process appears TO be healthy. At first only
Anew hairs come out from time to time and these arc
replaced Immediately by u shorter and finer growth
OF mar Later these In turn are she'd and are sic-
ceeded by stl finer hairs, and IN the OF time
even these cease to appear, when complete badness
OF certain portion of the scalp is the result There
may be an appearance of fine down, which proves
that the hair folllce still exists, and be made to
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment.
The prevalence of premature badness among our
surprsns Badness is designated by the parts of the
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and and Temple Badness The last two are. so much
dreaded by ladies'. DIR. VAN DYCK positively cures
baIdneSS Remember badnessls curableso long as tho
hair tollicles are not destroyed. DIR. VAN DYCK,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has perfected scientific capillary
IN cases Of years duration lie can producea vlgQr
hHlr Olllces are not destroyed No should be bald
before so. If your hair is getting thin, harsh dry
Spiit, faded prematurely gray; IL you getting
Dald, or have excessive dandru scaly scalp letter,
or any hair or scalp disease consult DIR. VAN DYCK,
Dermatologlst No. % Grant Place, at once. Salts
action assured Hours, a. IN. to p M. Sundays,
Dto2 1funable to call describe your case, and send
three stnmDs for answer
National Republican., 1883-12-27
nissOIuliOns Of 6unarinrrsbin.

VXTAsHINGToN, DECEMBER lO-THE FIRM
wv OF Thomas \ Jones \ Co. conducting Drug
vnnn avenue northwest II this day dissolved by niu-
tuRl COnscnt ThQmns j. Jones usslimlng all liabilities
THOMAS i, JONES,
A, II MATTHEW'S.
bespeak for Thomas j. Jones, who VIII retain the
firm name and style the continuation Of the liberal
patronage the firm has hitherto received, Ia .
delOmSth3w A. n, MATTHEW'S.
National Republican., 1883-12-27
d0lanttN N---Y cusrs.

ITO PURCHAsE.-A HOUSE BET 8rH AND
n 10th sts, and NJ and ia. av., of about q rooms.
Address NJ W., 2lO ldth st. S. W. 800
National Republican., 1883-12-27

1910 q ST. n. w, SUITABLE FOR MEM.
Il ALO ber or Scnntor-Suite of rooms ON LIST
floor convenient TO hotels and departments; terms
reasonable T-pO
National Republican., 1883-12-27
gust unn suanN.


GsOS REV A RD. IOSr-ON MONDAY |
~ - - night last, pockctbOOk, containing fum
QfmOney and papers The ubpye reward viii he lRid
ifrcturiiod TO 62S In. nv. N. W. Ola
CtTRAYED- FROM J. Y. DAVIS SONS R'TdRE
- F"dhy, Dec. 81 1888, about l;3O o'clock sO(rel
mare With wagon white floe, white feet. suitable
reward II returned 70 ELLA CHELlM, 135 Pa w.
east. Otk
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9trsonaI.

INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE FLUTE,
u balqo or guitar: terms moderate. Address
FLwTisr, National theatre or call at No. l2l y st.
National Republican., 1883-12-27
%lanisn- miscellaneous.

TTNO RENT OR PURCHASE A SET OF BED.
room furnitnre with carpet, In exchange for les
sons ~ portrait or decorative painting. Address
ARIISI, Republican ONCE. b-20
National Republican., 1883-12-27

FURNISHED, BAYwINDow,
ID ront room, with modern convenicnces 10
nice party for tl2i been renting sio 4o7la 1st st.
National Republican., 1883-12-27

1910 X ST. N. w.-HANDsoMELY FUR
IOl ~ nished parlor and bedroom; other rooms
en- suite or single. prlYAte fhmily. 7-2S
National Republican., 1883-12-27

4 ARGE, WELL FURNISHED PARLoR AND
4 communicating bedroom; "a floor south 'front.' iiI
fire nnd gas, TO good tenant. Address MAJOR, nc'
publican Ofirp. I'D
National Republican., 1883-12-27

V1nT 18TH ST. N. W.-UNFURNISHED
Il lOt parlor floor, 2 communicating rOoms
heat and gas; bay Window light housekeeping; terms
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@lants0- employment.
Solanteo- Rooms.

ONE LARGE ROOM AND SMALL ROOM AD-
~ Joining, with board for wife, and child 4 years
old location near Wnrds. Address go II st.
Terms must be reasonable. d-27
National Republican., 1883-12-27

O1S Al ST. n. w.--BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE
gethpr or separatclV. 100
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$lrrsumaI Comfort.

fEIsUNHI VDHIIUII.
TNHE SHEDD BATHS O03 II ST., NEAR
Il Nlnth-rurkish, Russian, sulphur and Mercu-
ntor OF lOycars' experience NJ this establishment.
Single bath, 81; tickets for 80; ID for $40. Omen
Sunday from 8 H. NJ to D. m au17-tf
I1tASY FEET, &C. EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
~ SURGEONS, md tiiion1pds i Of other wen known
av., opposite Wizards Hotel for relief irOm aud
avoidance OF corns bunions, discussed nails and other
complaints OF the feet. Established In Washington,
=. q, In 1891. Oice fee q per visit for putting the
feet IN order.
Nj ASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT
l0A turc-lrof lIRr,rlg Nisicn, ut Marini's Han
Highest testimonials nom Physicians and former
patients. Daily treatment, $40 month. de7-lmN
NTEW TURKISH BATH (DR. RoVEEs)
~ lilT q St. opposite Riggs House. Large pool
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday. Open from Sn; m. TIL 4 p. mi Satur
day . y. m. Baths, Al; u tickets, s4.bO.
apB DIR. H. l.. BOVEE. Electrician.
National Republican., 1883-12-27

JNouR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON 1sr FLOOR;
suitable for housekeeping; water In kitchen, gas,
DC; reasonable TO right party: references. Apply
43B X ST. n. W., opposite market. T-2S
National Republican., 1883-12-27

TAN. 1-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, .
~ or unfinished rooms for light housekeeping,
within mile Of 7th and Pa. av. Address No. q X
National Republican., 1883-12-27

ryNHREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 2D FLOOR;
suitable for light housekeeping. 1905 4 st. n.
National Republican., 1883-12-27

nCCuPANTs FOR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
~ on I'd door; suitable for light housekeeping; near
0oveEnment Printing Office. "a Myrtle ST. N. T..
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for Ktnt...Ruums.

VNoUR UNFUnNIsHEp ROOMS FOR HOUSE
~ Keeping; all modern improvements. lIj5 iMh
81 N. wv. Call nllor ID. I.2O
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

1t is with a great deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that We are enabled 10 in-
torn our friends and the public a, largr
that We have recently made la.se al
dition OF the .a,-st styles Of type 10 our
already Wei supplied job room. This
was rendered necessary by the extended
demand, Of our patrons. With the i'll
creased facilities At our command, and
the employment of first elias, workmen,
We arr now N position 10 produce
work, o! every description, in manner
which IS na 10 none in our city. As
proof OF this, We invite all who are in
want Of printing OF any kind, plain -
fancy, 10 cal aud examine specimens.
which Ne W. show with p.easgrr
our prices are liked Al such -ra~,nao..
rate, that all who pairouiz- u, '-annot bu'
be satisfied. We are determined 10 KEEL
pace with the spin, Of the times, and IL
or,ler to do this We will OF cour,~- be com
PEELED ~ inc-ea>., oar expenses, wh!ct
we do Al! the mere che-rfully from ID,
fact that We arr cDuvlucrzl oar friend,
wi, extend u - a .argcr share II thel.
patronage in -Ae ;ntur- than they hay
in the past, far AL u which We return
our gratefu, a.k, pw!,-igmenr,.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

stately mansions, and making for her
.-lf name worldwide on account -,
the variety AMI superiority Of her man.
afarur,-l articles, Onward and up
ward il her motto
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

l1ao-Tcrste>. IN lse. fo' :! yeArs ?! me Lax
s..A,u-r T.. Estu~s,lazAl Ao4 ha--ish!e pGr.
g.ls~.-~tth y cAVai&, q 81 ~, s'.--io which
:e.erre fund - over sAss5. has since teen
s6dtt
\, ~ overs hs,nl.x iuqalAr vote liz trar.
h.sz ~As alAle 4 y%a-t V he present state
'v2s-i;u;s9u AtoPe,. lst- y, A II, is's.
The OIL. L>.,:s-y ever voted % ana endorsed
= tie people 81 any STATE.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

The euihrzz)ing clerk OF the Equitable
Trust Company, OF New York, received
I, salary II sl,50 year, and yet he
Kept carriage and four servants Such
,sS'-nfation should have l,,l the on ers
% lu"k iuto hi, accounts more closely,
~ II mus, have h-en apparent 10 tie
most casual observer that his expen>- !.
greatly exceeded his income Wh-u-
ever persons holding Offices Of trust
make an inoriinase display in dress ~
style Of living, their employers should
xr-,p All eye over their books, AID al
,hrm 10 a specify account Small ssla-
-iss will not warrant the keepin,
horses and garriagt, and several
servants. Fasf living and the 1esirr
for show have ruined thousands 0t
Jerks, and vii, Ne pr sun4=. continue
10 min other thousands. uu:~lTn-
Standing he s,inori'ion- and warming
that have brn gwen. Let al, l-waTt.
Of the r!rsI fsl>- step, Thr highest am-
hilton Of every man should be "a i've
within his income. He had better iel :
h!m>-.t some ii tn. nt-cr->>arle> a. Ne
y rhe Injuries ot hfr, than have hl'
Expenditures Exceed Ms iusn,n-. Ats,
wind MT A. a thief " d-ssur-r.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

THE Delawa.ean il the leading Dem.
o.raiie organ II the Safe aud is sup
yb>r.i TO speak AMI .rfiecf the senri-
m-nts Of the D-mUca,it party. Refer
ring L. the pr.p l>rd representation
a,neniin-n, 10 the constitution which
PROPOSES an increase % tour representa-.
tive, and ole Senator, il ssy> that IL
" all the incrrs.~- that !. reasonable man
would ask ioT ami II shafts The door 10
! any further increase ia III Gcuera. A..
s..lnbly" Such talk This Is very
easily understood rEA> IN shall rep
r,->eulation h. Increased AID ne farther.
An inCre.A~r q, ioHI repr,-> arStlycs and
one s-.uaioE l. 10 ,afhvr ilr all time "a
caIne. The door j. 10 ~ SAINT on WI
4 atiugton, and NJ iuat'-r II she has a >}l
( III population Of ole hln'trsSi thousand
/ She cannot have ANY farther Iner.a>s- IN
representation. T. is uni deemed safe
u .e, " Wilmington hay more than six
mvml-vs ot the L--l. .aiITr COMPARED
:. thirgy-,ue Tor the test Of the Stat"
SIX m-m,--, OF the Legislature for
W'ilm.u Er"u i the ura~'->' apfrach 10
I a - and eqN!'ab.r rrpr,sel.i.s'lyf.
That ;h- D-!awar.an ever .uv-gsdrvt We
/ iaay i- thankful now that Ne kno"
VIA, Democratic equity means When
irAl"uuie,l by the lNov~E Demo" ra'.e
organ. An the pop.e @: NeR Is.''.r
, County willing 'ha, 'h~ loo p; tn
constitution shA!. he ,hut and .csS".
and The key thrown away again \ ut-
u-n,'> reflection vii. >Aa~ lhrm ms
objectionable Inrl- AZ arLrui.r. -hr
constitution should - substituted hy a
Constitutions. slu~ndrGruc.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

FdtEtud-t III 49, iRNute AAdA mt. law
in the past, t,r a.! ii which We return
our gratefu, az krpw Judgments.
-
WtlmingtO On ~ ard and Upward
Now yhs, IN" Spring moSings are
over We may rNp-ct an onward IuarCh
of the work OF il. n0oyein-nr, A. a."u-
Market street and Of her streets tJEug!n-
business centres changes arr t-.u-
made in stores 20 suit the new tenants.
Carpenters, bricklay-r>. p.as-erer,.
painters and paper dangers ar busy
and in COUP. o. weeks OF ~ the hu>;-
ness streets wi, In rNri up IL The.
spring and summer d--ss The star
iooas favora bic tor AL active >amG.~r
rcalr Rents are high il i t-Ue, t..
there are peop.r who arr willing 70 Lax
the risks and py the rents d-m.ADr-
in the expectation OF making : p- H.
abe margin o. he safe sid. T.l-
Itself ! Al N, aging >tgL s.lt : At
indication 81 So, :: .s,-l .;. -h- --oatA
u Wilmington. Ii rL-.r Nerv .a.~
stores and rrs'> dropping, IL -l'-y. :.
for business. w...a - Lr,Ii-iy III
promising outside - stores An!
place, ut Iu,:r->,. Lv-, IA L r.,~- ~
,carrr-iu .A.r .L-r- ~ IL --gl =.
to m.v, ;l- G-I-aL,. AID = IL :a,-... r,
have ten -yI.~- -. = :, T.. a.ss:,...--
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27
We Have The Latest

>t,les OF Suitings and Trowscr-
ing now on hand. Our Spring
stock is complete in our Custom
Department and msny of our
PATTERNS IMPORTED d.
RECT FOR Us and cannot he
duplicated elsewhere. We have
marked prices 70 sell our goods.
and mean "a please YOU, trusting
to receive Your order at an early
date We have many bargains
in our keady-made Department.
and some new .lN.cs already to
show YOU. We mean to retain
sou a. our patron and m"hr
YOUR friends our customers.
Wilmington Clothing House
and Merchant Tailoring E>tat-
.i>nment. Fourth and Markct
streets
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27
DIR. SIMMS
veg etable Ptlls.
The Perfection Of Pills,
Man iud'N Y0yOr1te Pllik

The mos, famous liver medicine on earn.
No gripiug. sickness or weakness attend thea
operation TEey do not leave the bowels Wv
tive. They tone and strengthen .he ia 'v,,
curiug i!ver complaint, sick headache, aeu'
raIsia on.ousness, pain In the sides or VII y.
pain \ the bowels, kidneys or bladder, ~,
Very valuable in dyspepsia, mslsral levHa
dumb 4yue. Shills and fever, general WI.
ness, los. Of appetite, etc. They are splentht.
'or weekly females IS An assistant 70 Key =. ~
.y>teu healthy. They are endorsed anu nv :.
commented ny thousands ~ the n,ces., pW
ga,ive ard splendid liver medicine; kies. ,..
IS sugar coated. - cents 3 box; family pV tos
{ IN yresl Sent by mail Sold by lesu.uS
dealer. 10 medicines. Main depot, Fourtn s ..s
King streets. Wilmington. Del. and W. ~ a, y
street. PhiisdslIhia. no'"N
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

NvDTlCk-ID>ktH LEVI. The YAM
~ on. bAulo e tcher. cache. ny music
fer terms. -'c. apply al ~ Market It ilE-t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

= NM E 81 = % FN-TFNNE--
Its GrnaA AtngIe Number Draw =.
inSs take place monthly.
SPLENDID UNITY TO
WIN EORTlNE fpIkTH GRAM
DRAWING. CLASS Dat NEW ORLEANS,
rCEADAY. April 10. 1888 - lSSth
Daily Republican., 1883-03-27

We DO hereby certify ihA, ve supervise the
arrangements f1r oil the Meu,hly and semi
Annual prxstExsN1Tne Los siAns Stale Lot
tery COMPANY and in prrsaa mAnAxe And con
:rvi ire I,rzsiE.s themselves, and that the
sane are conducted With honesty. fairness,
and in xoSd faith toward ali parties. and ~e
authorize Ii. ceml@u! 10 asc this certificate,
With fae-s4mifes q oar signatures AitAc bed,
IN It's sdyefris<nena
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13
PERSONAL.

T. D. Evans, of Liberty, is at the Grand.
Edgar Hill, of Cleveland, is at the DenlsOn.
George A Buskirk of Paoli, ia at the Grand.
Mrs. @. T. Doxey, of Anderson, is at the Bates.
R. S. Townsend, of Bloomfield, is at the Deni-
son.
Hon. Gerard Reiter, of vincennes, is at the
Bates.
E. Rhinehart and wife, OF Delphi, are at the
Bates
Hon. B. F. Claypool, of CoDnersvile, is at the
Denison.
E. q. Nebeker and wife, of Covington, are at
the Bates.
Colonel John NJ, Long, OF Hamilton, O., Is at
the Grand.
John 8. Crump and wife, of Columbus, are at
the Grand.
]. W. Phillips, Rochester, N. Y, is a guest of
the Denison.
Colonel N. C. Stiles, of Middletown, Conn, is
at the Grand.
N. Winfield, wife and son, of Logansport, are
at the Denison.
George Allen, of the Terre Hauts Express, was
in the city yesterday.
Alfred 8. Miller ana J. A. Ensfninger, OF Craw-
fordsville, are at the Bates.
A. F. Armstrong and wife and George W. Lam
don, of KOkOmo are at the Bates.
Hon. Robert Graham and c. r. Wilson and
wife, of Noblesville, are at the Bates.
z. 8. Willard, president of the indianapolis
Car Works, left for New York last night to be
absent about week.
Hon. Richard W. Thompson and W. r. Nc
Keen and wife, of Terre Haute, passed through
the city last evening on their way Fast.
Mr.. George B. Allen, proprietor of the Terre
Haute Express, was in the city yesterday. The
Express is an honor to Terre Haute and to the
ability and enterprise of its managers.
s. ]. Vinnedge, o. v. Darby, Omer N. Davis
and II. NJ. Sailors, Kokomo ]. F. Riley, Frank
fort; H. H. Pleeter, Seymour; John Cleary, Terre
Haute; Miss Katie Cole and s. F. Porter, Peru,
are among the late arrivals at the Bates House.
The remains of Mrs. ". o. Nichols will be
taken to Bellefontaine this morning for burial.
The following local passenger men have been
chosen pal-bearers, and will accompany the
funeral party to Bellefontaine: w. B. Tinney,
william Hickln, F. I. Hendry, C. IL. Gentry, j.
T. flaming and George Butler.
Charles Post. Monroe, Mich; Henry Doup,
Columbus; D. P. Mebhsrt, Milton: A. A. Wells,
Delphi j. T. Ripley, ST. Louis; ]. w. Gayle,
Frankfort, KY; j. c. McMachan and wife, Craw-
louisville; VI n. Perry and daughter, North Jud-
son; ]. W, Caldwell. Marfinsville; A. O. Morris,
Knightstown; Frank McDermott, Worthin gton
are at the Grand.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-13
miscellaneous Notes.

The Iowa, Nebraska & Southwestern road has
been opened for business.
The Beckwith Auto-pneumatic Railway Signal
Company, Pittsburg, was chartered on Monday.
The capital stock is $250,0o0.
The W1ckes branch of the Northern Pacific
began operations on Monday last. The Yakima
branch will be completed by the LIST of January
The superintendent, general freight agent and
superintendent of road repairs OF the Danhury
~ Norfolk road have rendered their designations,
to take effect Jan l.
The PiUtsburg, Cleveland & Toledo road from
New Castle TO Akron will he opened next month.
Arrangements have been made to run through
trains from Pitlsburg to Cleveland by this line.
The New York, Lake Erie 81 Western railroad,
in connection with their leased line, the N. " p.
& O., have recently put fast train on their
route from Cleveland TO New York, making the
time twenty hours
grand scheme to tunnel from Forty-second
street In New York, under the Hudson, To New
Jersey, with the object of running cars through
from Boston to Washington, etc. all rail, and
thereby making of New York way station, has
been projected.
AT least three ont of every five railways in the
land have bankrupted their owners at least
once. Some have ruined two companies. The
Erie was sold out twice under FORECLOSURES; so
was the main line of the Wabash: so were other
roads An almost countless number nave been
sold out once and the sales wiped out entirely
all the original stock, the builders losing all they
put In,