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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.


At the regular meeting of the School Board last
evening Prof. A. G. Mcknight asked the privil-
edge of sending circulars to the different schools.
inviting the children to his gratut0us lessons in
elocutIon at Lyra Hail. which was not granted.
The committee on finance and building reported
the allowance of bills to the amount of S731.14.
Upon the recommendation of the committee
on the appointment OF teachers, the superin-
tendent and principal of the high school were
authorized TO make such provisions may he
accessory to temporarily supply the place OF DIR.
A. W. Bruyton during his Illness, and to provide
proper substitute for the increased teaching in
the high school during the remainder OF the year.
The committee further recommended the APP
pointment of the following teachers to fill va
cancies: Miss Vinuia V. Mcfarland, assist
ant principal of School No. g. in place OF Miss
May Perry; Miss Jessie Dugan, School No. l. to
grade, in place CO Mrs. King. resigned; Miss
Lucy Brown, School No. 4. TO grade Miss
Nellie Hackhouse, School No 6, to B, in place
OF Mrs. Krout, resigned; in School No. 10, Miss
Carrie Youse. b, ana Niiss Ora Edison, 3 A:
Miss Gestors, School No. Is. 3 Il and a; Miss
Lizzie Logsdon, School No. 20, 4 A b; Miss Alice
T: Ciappi School No. IL, A, aud Miss Lizzie
Moore, School No. IS, } b. The committee, in
addition, reported that here were now but four
unassigned teachers who were about to gradu-
ate from the lraiBing-schOol, and the services
OF these will probably soon he required. The re-
port of the committee was fully concurred in.
The committee on finance and auditing, and
the committee on building and grounds Jointly
reported that after careful consideration OF the
recommendations Of the superintendent relative
to the need of additional accommodations, and
while considering all that had been suggested,
''yet in view of the financial Embarrassment OF
the board, we recommend that no new buildings
be erected daring the present year, nor sddi-
tons made TO present buildings" In addition,
the committee recommended that the general
plan suggested 'of consolidating the higher
classes 10 the grammar grades he carried out so
Tar as may be found expedient and feasible in
this use of the buildings now owned by tue
board"
Upon the recommendation OF the library COM
nittee the board ordered that the printing of the
library catalogue he suspended for the present
and that the prints now out OF press be bound
for distribution.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.


Room SO Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge
Gustavus II. Zschech VS.. The PennsYlva na
Railroad Company; damages Dismissed by the
plaintiff.
James s. Fraser trustee, vs. N. H. Ripley;
suit on account. Finding and Judgment against
defendant for 500.
Nj. Osgood, trustee, va. City of Indianapolis
or al: suIt TO quiet title Finding and decree Tor
plaintiff quoting title in him as to certain real
estate, aud also decree quiettng title in certain
real estate in James A. and Margaret Bruce.
George A. Mason vs. John F. Kraft; suit for
damages. On trial by jury.
James E. Mum va. Bell Railroad Company
and SrOckyard Company. Defendants motion
for Judgment in It's favor upon the answer of
the jury to interr0gatOries. Argued and taken
under adv isement
Smith Craft ct al. VS.. Georgiana Smith ct al
Compromised and dismissed at the defendants
costs.
Room No. 2-Hon. Daniel W. Howe. Judge.
Jennie Smith, administrator. William b.
Howard ct al; $4,000 damage suit. On trial
by jury.
Alexander NJ. Robertson ct al. va. Alexander
StOops, suit on notes; Judgment against de-
PENDANT for $27s As. By jury
Theodore A. Wagner VS.. the Citizens Street
Railroad Company. Judgment on verdict for
$75.
William Hawkins VS.. Ahsalnm Vickery from
justice of the peace Dismissed for want of
prosecution.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker, Judge.
Anna Urlewlcz, by her next friend Joseph
Urewicz, vs.. Jane Scudder; damages, $1,000,
awarded plaintiff.
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March On, March On to Victory.

Under Date of Euv. u, 1882, Mr. Albert W.
Handy. of Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford
Conu, writes:
"Having been great sufferer from \ severe
attack of kidney disease, and endured for long
time the intense pain, many aches, and extreme
weakness that always attend this dread disease,
including the terrible back-ache, after trying
doctors prescriptions and many other So
called cures without gaining any benefit, I
was finally persuaded to take Hunts
Remedy; and after using i5 a very short time |
find myself entirely relieved from the back ache
and other pains; and, better than Gil the other
improvements In my general health, my kidney
disease is cured. It affords me great pleasure To
recommend HHnt's Remedy to all who may be
suffering az have been, as 1T is safe and reliable
medicine Tor kidney disease"
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

John p. overheiser was yesterday appointed
administrator of tho estate OF William I. Ribbies
Hing bond in the sum Of 81, 900.
The libel suit of ex-Judge James L. Heller
against the Sentinel Company has been set for
hearing before Judge HOrd, of shelbyvlle, the
29th inst.
The alleged appearance Of smallpox in the
county Jail necesstates temporary cessation OF
business in the Criminal Court and Judge Nor
tOu yesterday discharged the jury.
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meets in
this city Tuesday ana "Wednesday, Jau. 23 ana
u. Grand Chancellor, j. t. DarnaiFs head
quarters will be at the Denison Hotel.
Frank Holmes, the pickpoeket. was not will
ling 10 submit his case TO the tender merces OF
a jury, and pieaded guilty. Judge Norton sem
fenced him to two years III the penitentiary.
The ladies' OF the Woman's Exchange are pre-
pairing TO give lunch and festival Wednesday,
aud Thursday Of next week, IN Pfafilin's music
rooms, for the benefit of this worthy enterprise
There will he union communion service of
all the churches of the Disciples III the city to-
morrow at 3;45 p N. in the Central Christian
Church. An exceedingly interesting time Ia an
tlcipated
The Northern Indiana Fair Association filed
articles Of incorporation with the Secretary OF
Stare yesterday. The capital stock is fixed at
$4,000, and the headquarters will he located at
Fort Wayne
Articles Of Incorporation of the Cevalo, Mex
leo. Mining aud Beneiiciating Syndicate, with u
capital stock of $4,000, 600, were filed yeater-
day with the county recorder The incorpurators
are uon-residents.
The jury in the case of Robert P. Murphy, the
Chicago grain broker, against Amos {. Weaver.
to enforce payment of losses on wheat margins,
failed To agree upon verdict and dis
charged yesterday afternoon.
Reduced passenger rates over the railroads
running into this city have been secured by the
secretary of the state Board of Agriculture for
those desiring to attend the annual meeting of
the Swiuebreeders' Association, which beEns
Jan. 81
Mayor Grubhz has urIttep LETTER eupupstinp
to tho chief OF til" fire department that each en-
CINE company should he provided with pair of
shears and "ombers" Ter use in removing tele-
graph wires when they interfere with work upon
burning buildings.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
Manufacturing Establishment.
Agents wanted.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an or
der aud decree of the Circuit Court of Tippeca-
noe county. in the state OF Indiana, in "A cause
wherein William T Bnrbre ct al are plaintiffs
and Thomas Harding ia defendant, the under
signed receiver appointed therein, WILL on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY
1883,
at the manufacturing establishment Of the late
firm of Harding, Barhee Il Co. on the northeast
corner of Second and South streets, in the city
of Lafayette. county and STATE aforesaid, sell az
chnery, tools, patterns and appliances OF al
kinds, heretofore used by them in the business
of manufacturing iron fences, crossings, iIh
work and other work, and also the good Will OF
said establishment.
Also, same time ana place for cash, at pub
lie auction, all The stock OF iron and materials of
various kinds on hand and used in said business,
the probable value of which Is about six thou
sand dollars (+6,0OO); and all the foregoing, OF
the probable value of twelve thousand dollars
(Sl2. 1000. Also, three certain patent rights
lately belonging TO said firm. secured
by letters patent from the United SIates-one,
No. l37,5l2, for an Improvement in machinery
for upSetting iron bars and making bulbs thereon
used in the manufacture of iron fences and one
No, 20, $50, for designs ana specifications fnr
the construction of such fenCes-said letters
sued respectively in December, 1874, ami ID
cember, S75
Also, at same time ana place, hut not IN any
way connected with said business, | VIII, ~
such receiver, self in the manner aforesaid this
right of said firm and the members thereof to crr-
tniu letters patent iseutd from the UHlfed States
May %, 1882, for Improvement In tubular see
tiOnal steam boilers
Full information "a to said property or any
part thereof can he had by calling upon or ad.
dressing nie AT Lafayette, Ind.
WILLIAM J. ArwELL, Receiver.
Jan. 0, 1888
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Owen county is TO he congratulated On the
patriotism and enterprise of her citizens. In
the dark days Of '6l and IS her sons nobiy re-
sponed TO their country's call. Many of them
lie in unknown graves under the dark
pines of the South. Their surviving comrades
row seek to perpetuate the memories OF the
fallen once by erecting splendid monument at
spencer. To this end they have selected a de-
sign drawn by Mr.. j. W. May Cam. recently Of
Boston, but now engaged with A. A. McKaiu, of
this city, to whom the contract for the monu
ment has been let. When completed this will be
the largest monument in the State. It will stand
ifty-three feet high on a base fourteen feet
SQUARE.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ. Jan. 10, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT 4 BUTLER, abstracters of
titles, room No. 8. Rtna Building:
John Hoefgen and Eliza, his wife, to
Catharine Adder, warranty deed to
part of lot 5, in COm'rs subdivision
of part of section 24, township Is,
range ..-...-................. 100000
Teresa Z. South aud Daniel, her
husband, to Kate Morris, warranty
deed to lot 81, in Burr e. Miler's
subdivision of lots Z, 8 and 8, in
Brooks addition to the city of Tn-
dianapolls. .....................-.-. 10000
James w. Anderson and wife to Mary
A. Armstrong, warranty deed 10 lot
IS, in Hubhards ct ais subdivision
OF square 10, in the southeast adj
ditiOn to the city of indianapolis. -. 1,2SS. 90
Taliaferr0 F. CnsKey TO Caroline TIidd
warranty deed to lot 60, in Allen &
Roots addition to the city of Indian
apolis. ............ ...:.............-. 500 90
Arthur L. Wright and wife, Gilbert
NJ. Brooks and wife TO James Heller
and Margaret E., his wife, warranty
deed to lot 70. in e. T., s. K. ana A.
Z. Fletcher's WO1dlawn subdivision
to the city OF indianapolis. ....-.. 1000 90
Couveyances 5; consideration. go. $4,4ssOo
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THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
ssspotters" Get in Their Work on the
L., N. A. & @.
Personal Points,

a. T.. Dickinson, auditor of the Indiana, Bloom
ington & Western system, has gone to Florida
on a recreation trip.
t. b. StohIman, general trafflc manager of the
Louisville, New Albany Chicago road, who mas
day.
". II. Tuell, president OF the Terre Haute &
Southeastern road is in the city The fact that he
had conference with j. II. Devereux, the presi-
dent of the Bee Line, has some Significance.
Ed. Hooper, OF New Albany, who ranks among
the best railroad bridge builders in Indiana, has
gone TO New Mexico To snperin tend the building
Oh "A bridge on a New Mexico road. His head
quarters will be at Albuquerque, N. NJ
That e. B. Thomas. general manager OF the
Bee Line system, is one of the busiest men in
railroad service. is evident FROM the fact that he
was on some portion of the system outside OF
Cleveland, with ais special car, 224 days or tue
500.
f. Hawiey, general agent OF the California
fast-freignt line of the Iowa pool, has rendered
his resignation, TO take effect Feb. 10, To accept
the general freight and passenger agency OF the
Galveston, Harrisburg * San Antonio anu the
Southern Pacific railroad.
Charles W. DePauw, who was Tuesday last
elected vice president of the New Albany rail
mill, Is to take the general management OF the
property, and, with his energy, Will liEely make
the prospects for iron rail mills not spe-
cally faitering
". @. Arp, of the Jersey Centeral road, has ac-
Gepted the position of master mechanic on me
Indianapolis division of the Plttsburs, Clncln-
nafi e. ST. Louis lines Master Mechanic Rogers
now holding the position. has been appointed
foreman of engines run between Bradford and
Indianapolis, Indianapolis and K0kOmo Rich
mond and Anoka Junction, vice John Ponuous,
who Is transferred as foreman OF engines be-
tween Bradford and Columbus, o.
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Local Notes.

Export business over Indianapolis lines east
the past week has been the heaviest in any week
for months past.
The vaDdaa and Pittsburg, Cincinnati St.
Louis are having heavy runs Of stock this week.
Yesterday seventy carloads were forwarded
Fast over the p, G & ST. L.
The Sunday trains placed the Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago road some three months
ago are not paving, and the management seri-
ouslY contemplate withdrawing them.
The earnings of the Indiana, Bloomington e.
Western svstem, the second week of January,
$50, 3l4 -GG, an increase of S9.03b.17.
The Ohio Southern earnings are not included i'll
this statement.
Negotiations are pending for the working in
harmony OF the Wabash, the Hannibal & st. Joe
and the Chicago, Burlington Quincy roads.
The strength OF the Wabash stock and securities
Is attributed to This fact.
The Indiapapnlis, Eel River & Southwestern
Railroad Company is again showing signs of life,
and the friends Of the project say the road will
be i'uiit. The annual meeting OF the stockholders
will he held in this city Feb. "a.
General manager Felton,, of the New York &
New England road. has ordered that their pas
senger engines he equipped with the improved
Htrais ht smnke-stack Of The pattern used on the
PiTsburG, Cincinnati st. Louis road.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & indianapolis man
agrmeui has just placed In position at their new
r0nrd-house, IN the eastern part OF this city, one
Of Greenleaf's improved turn tables. 1t is what
IL known as the One-beam Don-tpping table.
Dawes q McCettlSall, OF TINS Guy, nave sofa TO
u New York syndicate n controlling Interest in
the Cincinnati. Van Vert IL Michigan raroad
The transfer to the new pool takes effect Feb. L,
1888. The middle division of this road-Green-
vile, o., TO ernSsing of the Wabash railway,
eighty miles will he completed early this fall,
after which work from Greenville south to Gin
einnatl and from the Wabash railway north to
Michigan will be commenced and pushed for
ward rapidly.
Tho Louisville New lbanY & Chicago man
Rgement, which, some two years ago, cleared its
road OF old passenger conductors with one eX-
eeptiOn, has within the last month made
another general clearance, and Wednesday, It is
stated that hut of the last installment ia re-
naming "SpOtters" have been working on the
road. The Lafayette Courier, when speaking Of
the recent designations, remarks that, as a rule,
the 'sp0tter'' Ia greater rascal than the man
he Is appointed TO catch. and reports many an
innOcent man to make himself 'solid" with his
employers.
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NOTICE OF PETITION TO vACATE AN
N ALLEY.


To Butler University, John H. hurry. First
National Bank Of Danville, Indiana; Eliza Thorn
ton, Sarah j. Smith. William A Bell. Catherine
Merrill, Emily w. Merrill, Samuel Merrill, Julia
tee: Maurice Il. Trmbe, Edward r. Baden,
Louisa c. Lavman, Sally Brown. Oliver 5. Keely
and Daniel Keely, and all Others concerned:
You are hereby notified that James g. Yohn,
William Hghley, Michael Steinhauer, George W.
Hill aud Newton Kellogg commissioners duly
appointed by tine judge of the Civil Circuit Court
of Marion county, Indiana, IN accordance with
the provisions of an act of the General Assembly
OF the State of Indiana, entitled IAN act in re-
latiun tG the laying ont, opening, widening. al
tering and vacation of atreeUs, alleys and high
Why's, and for Strengthening or altering water
courses by the cities of this State and providing
for the appointment of commissioners TO assess
benefits and damages, providing their duties,
and the method of procedure, and providing for
the collection of benefits, and payment of dam
ages, and prescribing the duties OF city officers
In relation thereto, and providing remedies in
such matters" approved and signed March II,
1875, and an act amending section of tho
above eutitled act approved and signed March
81 1879, Will meet In the office OF the CITY Clerk,
Room No. 6, in the COurt-house Basement, in the
said city OF indianapolis, on Monday, the 5th
day of March, A. ID. 1888, at ten 10) o'clock A..
ing the matter of the vacation Of the first alley
north uf Lincoln avenue, running east and west
from College avenue to ASH street, in the city Of
indianapolis.
OF the said city of indianapolis propose vacate
the above described alley, as prayed for by a
petition now on file in the office of the City
Clerk.
Maria Jameson, p. II. jameson.
Ovid ID. Butler, Scott Butler,
CEauneey Butler, Esther Duncan,
Zeralda W. HangheY, Anne Butler.
Anne w, Hughes, Lew Wallace,
Ovid B. Wallace,
Petitioners.
VIM AND LEW WALLACE. AtLornevs
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Y. VI. G. a. Notes.

Rev. II. j. Talbot viii give the exposition OF
the Sunday school lesson at the teachers meet
log in the chapel to-day at , o'clock, subject
'"The Believing People"
Captain Eli F. Ritter will address the temper
ance meeting in the chapel tomorrow at 4
O'Clock p NJ. A number of others will! also take
part in the services
The trustees ana executive committee are
earnestly canvassing the subject of new build
ing. All are agreed that 1t is badly needed. The
money question is the principal difficulty, aud it
is hoped the community Will speedily help to de
eide this In the right direction.
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Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and

Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railway.
CLEVELAND, o., January 2, 1888.
A dividend OF two per cent. has been declared
by this company, PAYABLE on and after the LIST
day OF February next.
All stockholders, OF record at the close of the
transfer books, Will be paid at the office of the
United States Trust Company of New York, No.
40 Wall street.
The transfer hooks will be closed from the
evening OF the 18TH instant until February 3
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
GEO. II. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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GRATEFUL-COMF
Il PPS SIS COCO A.

BY a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by careful application of the fine
properties of well-selecteu Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with delicately
favored beverage which may save many
heavy doctors bills. II IL by the judicious uss
of such articles OF diet that a constitution may
lie gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sst every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds of sub
tie maladies are floating around ready to at
tack wherever there is weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
wC'l fortified with pure blood and a properly
nou. i5hed frqme.-[Civll Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or mix. Sold
in tins only ls-lb. and lb.l by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & Co, Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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Safe and Speedy ALT F9 3. FSr ld FOB
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Way to Fortune 'e@ Gf 5GSG; TF' nE e
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Secretary,

Sealed proposals will be received AT this office
until o'clock r. m. of Saturday, February 3,
1883, for manufacturing, delivering and placing
i'll position. in complete working order, certain
furniture for the u S. BARGE Office al New York
n Y, and U. S. Courthouse and Postofice at
Danvllle, Va.
Upon application 10 this Office detailed nfor-
nation VIII he furnished 10 furniture manuac-
GurerS desiring to submit proposals.
This Department reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. or parts or any bid, and to waive
defects
CHAS ]. FOLGER. Secretary.
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! could scarcely
speak; it was almost
impossible to breathe
thorough my nOstrils.
Using Ely 5 Cream
Balm n short time |
was entirely relieved.
My head has not been
40 clear nor voice 80
strong in years. l
recommend this ad-
mirable remedy to all
afflicted with Catarrll
or Colds in the head. j.
o. TICuENoR. dealer in
boots aud shoes, Eliza
beth, n. j.
Apply by the little
finger intutiie nostriis.
BY absorption it ef-
fectually cleauses the
nasal passa gees Of ca
tarrhal virus, causing
healthy secTetiuns. IL
allays Inflammation,
protects the NOM
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Gard of Thanks.

Tho indianapolis Lecture Course wish to thank
thosa that took part in the concert last evening.
They provided musical treat which all levers OF
music aud song will remember with pleasure. For
the managers, OSCAR G. MOCULIOCH.
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Honest Indorsement.

Mr.. 9. t. Melvin, OF Providence. r. L. says:
"Beeying as l do, that an honest indOrse-
Remedy. with pleasure attest to the fact that
diseased Kidneys and liver is. in my case, little
less than miraculous"
$50 say we ali of us,
One, two, three. four of u.s."
and so on up to thousands, that Hunts Remedy
is ineomparably the best kidney and liver medi
elmo known.
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Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
State Frank Hohner grand larceny. Plea
of guilty and sent To penitentiary for two years
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ana others. This guld is a popular one and
cannot fail in being highly beneficial in its ufu-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
LINE.

New York and Glasgow. LIVERPOOL.
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry
These frst-elass fun-powered steamers will
sail from New York EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin, $50 TO SIS, according TO aoeommo
daJiOns Return tickets, BIO to Sl30. Second
Cabin, $40. Return Jiokeus, S75. Storage. out
ward S26; these steamers carry neither CATTLE
sneep nor pigs; lowest rates TO parties bringing
their friends from Europe.
Apply to FRENZEL BROS, Agents, AZ East
Washington ST.; ALEX. MErZGER, Agent,
Odd-felows Hail. JOHN II. DIR, Agent. In
dianapohs; AUSTIN, BALDWIN " CO., General
Agents. 50 Broadway. New YorE-
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VIM. AND LEW WALLACE, Attorne