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EederaI Court Matters.

Argument on a motion for new trial In the
case of Smith against Croft and others began IN
the Federal Court yesterday.
John A. Irwin, the assistant postmaster at
Anderson, who entered plea OF guilty to the
charge of stealing money from letters. was SEN
fenced to one year imprisOnment in the North
ern penteutiary by Judge Woods, yesterday,
and will he taken to prison this morning. The
penalty in the case Of Exum Saint and Miles l..
Reed, the New Castle attorneys who pleaded
guilty to charging illegal pension fees, were each
fined $40 and costs. In imposing the sentence
Judge Woods explained that the offense was of
technical nature, aud that the penalty could
not In the future he taken az precedent
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The Union Pacific people will erect a new
1ivestory building for general offices at Omaha
The Rochester & Pttsburg has taken the cars
built by the Pullman Company for the MCKEE
plate ana rejected when Vanderbilt assumed
control of the road and put the Wagner cars on.
The Erie & New England and some half
dozen other e-horse express companies in the
East are absorbed by the deal between
the three leading express companies of this
country.
The people of Boise City, Idaho, are having a
lively time over the fact that the.Un0n Pacific
has located the Oregon Short Line to Rawlins,
hfteen miles from Boise civ, thus leaving the
latter city, which is the capital OF the Territory,
out In the cold
The directors of the Boston & Albany are de-
voting several days the present week to an in
speotiou of their road. The directory make these
inspection trips semi-annually. and keep them
selves carefully posted as to the condition of the
property and its needs.
The New Albany rail rOlling-mill shuts down
to-day. The members of the AmalRamated As
sociation decline to work beyond that time until
the wages scale is settled. The closing OF this
mill will throw out OF employment large num-
her of men, most Of whotn are i'll able to stand
the period of idleness likely to follow.
Traeklaying on both ends of the Northern
Pacific Is progressing Rapidly Week before last
thirteen miles of road were built. aud last week
ten miles were laid on the eastern end, bringing
It within twenty-one miles OF Helena, Mont. It
Is expected to reach this town, which is already
thriving commercial point, about June 10.
Arrangements are being made for quite an
elaborate celebration of this event.
The annual repor, of the Central Iowa Rail-
way Company for 1892 in which Boston and
New England capitalists are more deeply n-
terested than they wish hey were, is out. The
road now comprises 504l2 miles, and the earn
Ings nave increased IRON 1888, 446 oil in 1879
to $685., 076.l 8 IN 1880, 81 DOL 366 SO in 1881
and 81. 209, 100 Al IN 1882. The operating ana
construction expenses unfortunately have over
reached the gross earnings although new ex-
tensions will now begin to pay handsomely it Is
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THOSE WOMEN FOLK.
How Hard-Headed Men Esti-
innate Some Things Which
They Don't Understand.

Anybody who has led a domestic life knows
how common such things as tho backache and
pains in the chest are among the women who
do the work. Often-and perhaps generally
the distresses are borne without much COM
plant. The women get about, and the machine
ry of the house goes ON. Beyond this, those
arse-grained animals whom New England
women call 'the men folks" seldom look. So
long their wives or daughters arc not actually
in bed, under the doctors care, the average
thick-sknned husband and father gives the sub
ject no attention At the same time the poor
household drudges-whO deserve a better fate
creep around, broom or utensils in hand, up
stairs, down stairs and ont. Of-doors, doing that
wOman's work which lis never done" Losses
OF loved wives and fair girs-losses whose sud
denness and unexpectedness astOnish those
woOden-pated husbands and fathers-fall, SEEM
ngly out OF clear sky; and form the logical
sequel to the story of neglect
Now, you men who stand at the heads of ten
thousand such homes, allow us TO drop word
in your receptive cars If these women of yours
are worth having they are worth saving. the
backache-that pain in the chest! What are
they but indications of some organic trouble of
the kidneys, the heart. or the lungsi End it at
once by the application of BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER. II will soothe that nerv-
GUS distress drive away that pain, Danish that
dull, weary backaehe, give new strength to the
body and fresh hope TO the heart No other past-
will do this The Benson's Plaster. however,
is not made to sel-but to heal. IL Is a remedy
which never yet broke its promse-and never
will.
Your druggist has 1t. hut before paying your
% cents and putting the plaster In your pocket,
look for the word CAPCINE cut in the middle.
Seabury 81 Johnson. Pharmaceutical Chemists,
New York.
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A CLEAN RECORD.
Agents,
olis, Ind.

agents, =, C,oruo A4,i,st .ho H G. N Not
Ills, Ind. Sustained
A competitor of the Erie & Pacific Dispatch
fled a complaint few days since before the
l. B4auding committee of the trunk-liue pool to the
~ effect that the Erie & Pacific Dispatch to Sc
care heavy shipment Of goods from New York
to Indianapolis, paid $l9 in cash TO the shipper,
saying that would pay his fare home. Com
pre- missioner Fink ordered investigation T. A.
I'd people IewIs. Western manager of the Erie lines
dis affidavit from shipper named that
ledy We he did ship the goods by the L. & p. D.,
But does neither did they offer pay his fare home pro-
ause vded he would do The affidavit sent TO
Commissioner Fink, who examined 1t and yes
of teTay notified the Erie people that the
railroads. against them made by said competitor had
sustained We're the Journal inclined
III grand preserve harmony between the Trunk lines.
nouneed However the OF the dispatch and that of
ussibe"e e shipper who received the $40 would be pub
lrd We Hshed.
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WHAT THEY ARE WILLING TO PAY

occupy. NIa Rondboldors Of tho T n G. 9 OMAR
snrarea G6 G-2 Cents the Dollar.
low let The bondholders of the Indianapolis, Decatur
, . ASpringheld.road have begun to talk business
re from Is regards paying their back Indebtedness
CO. "e,ro troyn tne comnanv for tn@ rc.
na0der of the fiscal year to such creditors. An
1881 official of the company that this will pay
ss8 eIs per cent of the debts OF honor they owe
he ass what he terms fancy debts as well, Said
red IN unnds made on them in the wsy of 31amages
slme of which have been tllO wed By the courts
AK, These he charao fancy claims. He adds
That unless the creditors choose TO settle at 90 e
low the road to be sold at foreclosure sale.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Gratifying Increase in the Number of Tickets
Sold At this Point
The receipts from sales of tickets at the Union
DerOt in May, 1883, ran ahead Of those of the
corresponding month last year. in round num-
berS $21 900. and the sales of the uptown office
for the month were $4,000. total gain over
May. 1882, in both offices of $4,000 ana as the
scalpers have probably sold as many tickets as
did the outside offices which were open in the
1noath of MAY, 1882. it ia quite evident that the
passenger traffic OF May, 1888. over IndanaDo-
lis lines considerably III excess of that OF
NIay
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;. bloomington Succeeds in Find
ing an Eastern Outlet.
,,,o-ces Against the Erie & Pacific
Dispatch Not Sustained-PersOnal
Mention and Local Notes,
DOING THROUGH BUSINESS.


rbe l., Il. s. w. Working over the Nickel
Plate and Lackawanna.
II, 1852 ahe Indiana, bloomington q western peopie
e,o,, II by no means left in the ood They have
una sected o traffic arrangement by which, for the
reles ,.,e being, they will their through bust
@on Of i A over the Nckepate snd Delaware Lacka-
RMS anna Western Tue inte'on'nso " ~ g
the snG q sSr YoTs
II, 1872 u"shorfer ronte than prior to the pool
Clover fOubes. THIS traic agreement uoes huu III tno
affect project putting on DOatS De
Tx reen Saudusky and Buffalo, to be especially
ERr the interest OF the H. - w. system Of
orS nrs b 5a da g 6e
After Besides making these boats one oil their ouee
Clover al transporting their through east-OOund bus-
leg 80 the connauv exnect IN he ahle mt very low
lover. 80 to deIiyar an cita oooI ovar the Wpst
which will be delivered to them by the Lacka
J. IL Waana road
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Trented Handsomely.

Ben. Franklin Sipp, car accountant of the c.,
l.. st. L. e. c., returned from the East yesterday,
where he went to attend the national car ac-
oOuntants' convention. He reports having had
grand time, and that the meeting was attend
z by u large representation Of Southern, as
ell as Northern roads. and thev were very
handsomely cared for by the railroad men of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Spp thinks that the iufur-
nation there obtained through the conference
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I'M freight agent. with headquarters at Dayton,
o. His territory will include that portion of the
road from Delphos to Chillioothe.
J. Felt Osgood, the retiring director Of the To-
led0. Cincinnati & st. LOuis road, who has done
much 10 bring the road out of the mre. is prOm
nently mentioned for president of the Boston G.
Maine and Eastern roads after their OonSOlida-
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II EER PARK. ON THE ALLEG II ENY NOUN
IL taInS 5000 feet above the sea, under the
management of ". ]. WALKER, late OF the Gal
sey House, New York. The liberal and deter
mined efforts of the b. & o. K. K. Co. TO make
this well-knOwn and popular hotel the equal of
any summer resort in the United States IN point
OF size, rs well as grandeur, can only be realized
when seen. The capacity Of DEER PARK for
the season of 1888, is greater than that of any
previous season, aud no expense has been con
sidered where TINS already lovely place could he
made more attractive and comfortable. Season
opens June -. No mosquitoes no malaria;
nne5t place for children IN the country. Sure
relief aud for hay fever. First-cass livery
and an No. l laundry. Rates-$3 per day;
SO to SIS per week; $50, $50 to 800 per month.
All trains ON the b. X o. stop at Deer Park.
Round trip excursion tickets from all points on
sale from June l, good to October 81 Write for
the neatest and most artistic summer book Of
the year. ION Mountain Top" Address all COM
municatons up to June 20 to W. j. WALKER
Queen city Hotel, Cumberland Md; after that
date. Deer PARK, Garrett county, Nil.
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non Iierce norton, Junge.
State VS. John ]. Jeter; murder. On trial by
jury. Prosecutor Brown opened the argument
for the State and was followed by Colonel VIM
o. Bradley for the defense. This morning John
Duncan Will open for the defense, and II. A.
Span will close for the State. The case will
probably be given to the jury about O'Clock
this afternoon.
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P. Baker, judge pro tenn; suit on guardians
bond. On trial by jury.
Petition of Daily IL Pickerell for allowance OF
attorneys fees for services in the FarmaD Will
case. In hearing by the court.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRTNCETON COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS
i for admission to the Freshman Classes in tho
Collegiate and Scientific Departments will DO
held III Cincinnati, in the Law School Rooms. on
Walnut street, above Fourth street. commencing
Thursday, June II, at 9 a. m, ana continuing
through Friday, June %. rhe examination fec
will he 50. Catalogues and Information VIII be
furnished on application to p. A Reeee. 80 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati. The examinations
Will he identical with those held in Princeton at
the same time JAMES MCCOSH, President of
Princeton College,
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HOTELS AND SUMNER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ericsson SPRINGS.
vi Cambria county. Pa. Opens June. %. clUses
October L, 1888. Reduced rates. Unsurpassed
accommodations. On main line OF Pennsylvania
Railroad, 1900 feet above sea level, situated in
a park of one hundred acres, amid the matchless
scenery of the Alleghenies, its accessibility,
Dnre air. and freedom from malaria, flies and
mosquitoes render It the most desirable resort
in the State. Special rate round trip tickets on
sale at all principal points.
During 1881 % new hotel was erected-frst-
class IN all its appointments, and capable with
cottases) OF accommodating nearly 900 guests.
Cottage residences may be rented by those de-
string the quiet and seclusiOn OF home
For descriptive circular. diagram and terms,
address W ID. TYLER Superintend ent
The celebrated Logan House, Altoona, Pa, is
also under Mr. Tylers management.
Send for circnlara
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Instruments filed Tor record in the Recorders
office of Marion County, Indiana, for "a hours
ending at 8 o'clock P. NJ. June l. 1888. as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abstracters of
titles, room No 5, 1Etns Building;
Daniel KirkwoOd and wife to Ryland
r. Brown, part of the northeast
quarter OF section 8, township 10,
range east. -....................... 100000
j. Hunt Smith, treasurer of the
Thames Loan and Trust Company
to Julia L. Mccain. part of lot 3 in
square in Blake & Ray Is subdvis-
ion of outlets II aud lS, in Indian
apnlls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOO.OO
Charles IL. Perkins ct al. 10 james G..
Blythe, lot 46 on Meridian street In
MOrrison's second addition to lndl-
f. s. Hopkins and wife TO Charles W.
Bridges, lot IL in Eliza j. HOss ct
ais subdivision of the northwest
quarter OF lot 81 of Thos. JOhnsOn'5
heirs addition to Indianapolis 10000
John Landers and wife to Charles W.
Bridges, lot in John Caven's sub
division OF lots and II of John
sons heirs subdivision to Indianap-
lis......................:. 900 90
Richard NJ Cosby and wife to Thos.
c. Thomson, lot 1873 in Fletcner's
Woodlawn addition to Indianap-
OILS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870
Timothy Monaghan and wife TO Mar
garet A. Monaghan, lot 3, IN square
IndiananoIis. .............. 100000
Herman Mnter and and wife to Ben.
Hartley, lots 81 ana 81 in Herman
Mnter's subdivision of lot 81 of
SeidensSticker g. Naltners subdi-
vision to Indianapolis. .............. 10000
Alfred II. Hay and wife TO VIM.
II. English, lot "a, %. rs, and S3 in
James W. Kings subdivision of part
of lots and or Bennet'et al. IS sub
division, in indianapolis. ..-........ 10000
General w Mccain and wife to j.
Hunt Smith, part of lot in square
of Blake Il Rays subdivision of
Outlots II and g of the donation
of lands west OF White river..... 10000
William Wallace and wife TO Aexan-
der NJ. Cleary lot and part of lot2
in Hald Place addition to lRdianap-
oils .....:....... -. 100000
BirdellH Barkley TO Thomas O'Fla-
herty, part of lot 81 in Duugherty's
subdivision of part of outoJ 90 of
the donation lands of Indianapolis. 10000
StOughtOn A. Fletcher ct al to Louis
r. Hill, lot 2 in MeKernan's subdl-
vision of outlot %, in indianapolis. 10000
Couveyanees, IS: consideration. :. S11 1913 90
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Hon. Joshua q. Adams Judge.
Jacob woesner VA. Henry Hauserman; SANDER.
Tried by Jury. Verdict for defendant.
State, ex rel. Elias ". Holmes ct al, vs. Samuel
b Corhaley, administrator, OF al. (befOre James
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Room No. Hon Napoleon d. Taylor. Judge
Johnston & Erwin VS. City of indianapolis;
damages. on trial by jury.
Room No. 3--Hon. Lewis g. Walker Judge.
Caroline Kitley vs.. p, G. g. st. l.. Railway
Company; suit for damages. Motion for new
trial OveFruled.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ANCHOR ]

United states Mail Steamships
Sail from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Cabin passage, $50 to $50. Second Cabin, $40.
Storage, Outward S2S. Prepaid S2l.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY OF ROME sails June 9. July H. August Is.
BELGRAVIA sails June I6. July 81, August Do
FURNESSIA sails June 30. August 4, Sept. s.
CABIN passage $50 to 800 according TO accom-
mOdations. See, nd Cabin and Storage as above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates ara
paid free of charge IN England, Scotland and
Ireland. For passage, Cabin Plans, Book OF
Tours. etc. apply TO HENDERSON BROTH
Frs. New York. or ALEX METIGER. 3 Odd
fellows Hall; FRENZEL BROTHERS, Vaucs
Block, or JOHN H. OHR, indianapolis.
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THE BANNER OF VICTORY
The name is not TOO presuming. although 1t
belongs toa
SuNDAY-SCH0lL SONG BOOK.

The name is not TOO presuming. although 1t
belongs to-
SUNDAY-SCH00L SONG BOOK.
Sunday scholars like what ia bright, inspiring.
triumphant, and they find it here, with the
sweetest OF sweet music, and exceedingly good
words. good book also tor the prayer or con
florence meeting.
SOC BY Abbey aud Munger
AS the convention season is at hand, DltsOn IL
Co. cali renewed attention to their three books,
OF quite uncommon beauty, amt well qualified
to lead the bright procession Of Sunday school
Singers. They are;
LIGHT AND LIFE. 3jc. Mcintosh.
BEACON LIGHT, SOC. Tenney ~ Hoffman.
BANNER OF VICTORY. Soc.
Light and Life" has extra edition in
Character Notes for those who use that.notatlOu.
VOCAL ECHOES 81. BY Or. W. o Perkins.
WELLESLEY COLLEGE COLLECTION, 81,
BY {. ii. Morse. Contain the best OF graduation
and other songs for female voices, and
cellent College or Seminary collections.
Any book mailed for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO.,
BOSTON,
CHAs. H. DrrsON & Co. s67 Broadway. N. Y.
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TO EUROPE!

Estimates of Cost for Tours to any part of
Euroue aud the Orient.
Tickets issued aud reliable information cheer
fully given. Special arrangements for escorted
parties To foreign lands. FUN particulars in
monthly Travel, with maps, sent free. Address
American Exchange Travellers Bureau, l61
Broadway, New York.
c. A. BARATTONI. Manager.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTGNG.
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thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic
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COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice Ia hereby given that the Roard oF
Equalization of Marion county, State Of Indiana,
VIII meet in the room of the County CuutIut,
siOners, in the Courthouse. in tue city Of lu
dtanapulis, Indiana ON the lSt Monday la Jun .
1883, being the fourth day of said month. al 20
o'clock A. M, for the purpose of equalization al
the valuation of personal property, moneys AND
credits IN said county for the wear 1888
". A. PfAFF.
Auditor Marion COunty.
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sUPREME COURT-IENE l.

1O,olO, Margaret switzer VS.. Daniel Hawk,
Montgomery c. G.
Hammond, Jon petition for rehearing It is
assumed that Daniel, AbsalOm and Marian
Hawk children of Philip Hawk, de
ceased. II this is fact, the peaiings
fail TO show it. On the return of the ease
the parties may reconstruct their pleadings
so as to show the fact thus assumed aud then "a
question may be presented which cannot be de-
cided in the present condition of the pleadiugs.
Petition for reheariuS overruled.
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barry IL, 1852
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1881.
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ointment
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REIIG IOIS.


ID VDttBttstttN-SFhN IVES WILL WI "'' ~
IL in the following churches To morrow III
tue morning at luN, In the ev ming AT D. ,.
sunday school at l'6 = IN. When the h"ui IL
different II Is specially noted.
WEST MIssIuN-Rcv. VIM. rOwtCk. SclNiCCs
Chris mas DAY at 5SOa. III: and ! " r' IN. g.,
SALEM CHuRCH OF GOp-Rcv }. Nelson rot
ter.
EiRsr B,rrrsr-So service In the morning
Prayer meeting Ia the evening. sunday school
at y. M.
7Ih Preaching by Rev. Thomas Thompson.
ST. LUkB's REF RNSp tHvRCH- Marietta ave
nuC. kCv. Wm. =. tiChlitcr. sunday sghnu'
Al n. IN. Christmas festival service Oi the
sunday school ON Monday evening at I
O'Clock, addresses by Charles uonucs, esq
ami Rev ThcOdorc Appel, II. y.
ST. JuWN's LUTHERAN key. ~ylVAuuS Sttl.
GOrvALp Mis- ION -sundsy school AT p IN.
ULIvEr BAPTIST CuvRNH-N, NJ. I. \. Rooms
Rev. NJ Fraync. sunday school at y. IN.
PREsRYrERiNN-ECy. Jas, \. Mitchell, u. u.
81. JAMEs-llOly communion at aud morn
ing sorYics At lO'9 n. N. Evening Prayer ~
tE,r REFORMED CuuRru-Kcv. \. \. rotcr,.
Early service ON the icsItNA OF Christma, AT
sr PAUL's sRErpRNEp-Rcv !. a. ShumaEcr,
y. u. Regular service ON Christmas at lhjln
IN. Anniversary OF the sunday school at -
u. IN. The pubic are invited.
UNION BETHEL.-ReV. q. W. SCllhRmcI.
ST. PAUL's VI. E.--Rcv. 4. |. COLON. Don
yCrts received at both services.
SECOND Nv. CHURCH Eug)-Mulborry street.
Rev l.. y. wOrmAu. SUNDAY school at y m.
A Crristmas praise meeting at SD "A. IN, aud
a sabbath school Christmas service at y N,
MoRAyINN-Eev. J. Max Hark. sunday
school at y. IN. Monday GI u. m, Christmas
Eve service. Tuesday l0S a. m, Christmas
N.urgy and sermon.
IBiNIrY LUTHERAN paybTeak musical ics
uval on Christmas morning al O'Clock, to bo
participated IN by school, choir udUrChestra
service, with sermon, also on Christmas
morning at Il ~ Infant scho u festival ON
Christina, afternoon at $50 Holy COmmI' ion
tomorrow u week. Pref arutory scvlce mex
FRIDAY evening.
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DRows's IRON BITrERs.
Three Particular Points.

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