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tOllLtlltADTdutOuS
graduation and diplOma.)
First year-First term; Latin-Grammar and
exercises in writing Latin: algebra; physical
geography. composition by half of the class
alternating each week during the term. Elec-
tive studieS-General history, writing AND draw
ing, physics. Second term; Latin-Ciesar, two
books, exercises in writing Latin; algebra; rhet-
ORC: composition and defamation alternating
by half of the class each week during the term.
Elective Studies-PhyscS. reading and Ameri-
can authors, writing and drawing, physics, gen
eral history
Second year-Fjrst term: Latin-CPsar four
books latin prose composition, Roman his
tory twice a week: Greek-Grammar and les
sons; geometry. Elective studies-Rhetoric.
civil government bookkeeping and elocution,
chemistry or English literature Second term:
Latin-Ciccro, Latin prose composition; Greek
-AenOphon, Anabascs, grammar: geom-
etry; ancient history twice a week in connec-
ton with Latin or Greek Elective studies
Chemistry, rhetoric, civil government, book
keeping.
Third year-First term During the third
and fourth year each scholar will be required
TO pursue their regular studies: ESSAYS as in
literary cOurSe) Latin-Nirgil four books;
ProSOdy. Greek-Anabasis, Greek prose com
position Grecian history twice a week. Flee
Onometry, or any Of the third-year studies in
the literary course. Second term Essays as in
literary course): Latin-.fnied, five and six
books Ecologues, review, Cesar. exercises in
writing Latin. Greek-Xenophon, Greek prose
composition. Greek history twice week. Elec-
tive Studies-Any study in the third year of lit
erary course.
Fourth year-First term Latin. fnied, seven
to twelve books, Cicero. Greek-lliad, four
books Prosody EsSayS-Political and moral
subjects. Elective studies-Any study in the
fourth year Of the literary course. Second term :
Latin-Oyid. Liyy, Horace selections. Greek
Any study in the fourth year of the literary
course Declarations
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS

HAVING BOUGHT OUT II. s. MADISON
III and K. A. FISK'S interests in the new i'm
proved OdOrless EXcavator, we are able to clean
CesspoOs, Sewers and Vaults on the most i'm
proved system. Work done at reasonable rates.
For further particulars apply at office J. GUTH
& SON, Feed Store, rs street.
je7-3plm J. II. CAMPBELL & co.
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Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terdav Ed. Rand. for disturbing the peace,
was fined s. or five days. Harry Welch,
for being drunk got a like sentence.
Alice La Roe, arrested for exhibiting. failed
to appear, and her deposit was ordered
forfeited
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June. 1s79. 1850. ISL 1ss2. 1ssa. 1ss4.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.


The New York Market Somewhat Unsettled,
but Prices Advance Slightly.
NEW York Sept 17.-Money easy at II per
cent; offered at the close at that price.
Prime mercantile paper, 5aS6t per cent
Sterling exchange quiet; sixty days, "a. ST.
Ieht, s4s44.
Governments fraction lower
Railways weaker. Texas PaciicRios fell off to
AZ.
State securities steady.
The stock market opened irregular, but be
fore the first eaIl prices advanced to per cent.
subsequently the market became unsettled, and
there was some pressure to sell leading shares,
particularly Union Pacific, Jersey Central St.
Paul, Northwestern and Lackawanna. The an
nouncement of new issue Of s., 200, 600 bonds
by the ST Paul was used to depress stocks der
sey Central, however, marked the greatest de-
cline, dropping from 544 to so. After the second
!. call steady tone prevailed, and later on, when
Manager Camp, of the clearinghouse, stated
that no bank in the city had asked assistance
from the clearing house committee, and that
all rumors to that effect were utterly false, the
smaller bears" began to cover. At 2 p NJ, adj
vices were received from Boston to the effect
that President Adams, of the Union Pacific, had
published statement showing that the earn
ings Of The company, for the fiscal year ended
June 80 1884, were at the rate OF B. 22ee per cent
on the stock after all charges had been met
President Adams, in his report stated that the
twelve months covered were as unfavorable as
any the system was likely to experience. In the
rise which followed UE;SS::;s Pacific was profnent,
selling up from ASH, TO 48t. Near the close, Jersey
Centralreturnedto 502 all, and the Improvement
in The remainder Of the list was partially lost.
The borrowing demand was brisk, Lackawanna
lending at 103a; New York Central at 1-640
1-16; Rock Island, Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
trail and Northern Pacific preferred at 1.64
North western, fat to I64, and St Paul, West
ern Union, Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific,
fat Compared with last night the closing
prices are to q per cent higher, except Cen
trail Pacific which is lower; Erie, J. Delaware
e Hudson Il, and Jersey Central ! per cent.
Oregon Navigation declined II per cent, to 6544
San Francisco, L., to 19ss and preferred, 2, to
40, Evansville & Terre Haute rose to "a; In
diana Bloomington & Western !, to To-
The Texas Pacific company has applied to the
Stock Exchange to list $500, 900 Of its general
mortgage and terminal bonds, authorized on
July 20, 1884 Oficials Of the company say, in
regard to the rimer that the committee had adj
vised that a receiver be applied for, that no COM
mittee exists. The committee appointed some
time ago was discharged after recommending
the funding scheme, and no recommendation
looking I'd a receiyership was made.
Transactions, $50. 600 shares, to;wit: $4,000
Lacka~anna, l4.000 Lake Shore. 49, 600 North
western, 80, 900 st. Paul, Il. 900 Texas Pacific,
g 600 Union Pacific. and $4,000 Western Union.
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stronger: sales were made at $5a59o, mainly Al
So. 05.60.
Sheep-Reeeipts. 3, 500 The market was stronger
native nnttoas sold At 81 650325s stoelers, $1-25
per head.
NEW YORK, Sept. -Beeves-Reeepts 2, 66o
The market was active and 1502Oc " ewt., live
weight higher poor to prime native steers sold a.
$3.25D6 f5 tops, 1920 Pa; common to fair
Texas and Colorado steers, S4 50 1886.
Sheep and i1alnhs-Reeeipts, $4,000. The market
opened firm, but closed lower. Sales ranged: Sheep
$4@550 " ewt; lambs, IS. 5007 ~ cwt.
Hogs-Reeeipts, $780, The market was good
cornfed Western hogs wanted at 1878 " ewt
EAST LIBERTY, Sept l7-cattle-Firm; prime,
$63650 fair to good S.. 1886; common $404.50.
Receipts, 500; shipments S75.
Hogs-Aetive and firm Receipts 1900: ship.
ments, 1900. PhiladelpAias So Is 06 40 grassers,
So 5006.75.
Sheep Dull, prime. 81 2504.5o; fair to good,
70 % al; common, $t0 SO; lambs, $405.25. Re
ceipts. 3, 500; shipments. 8, 400
CINCINNATI Sept 17.-Hogs active common
and light 4.25a6: packing and butchers, $5.400
6.35. Receipts 1895; shipments nome
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 17.-Hogs weak at $500
nc Is.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS..
COAL AND COKE.

COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal $3.50 p tom Fittsburg coal SIS rs
SO p ton; Blossburg COAL 50 % y ton; jackson coal
SIS. IS p ton; crushed coke l3c p baah; lump coke,
~ CANNED GOODS.
Tonatoes-Two-p pound cans 8o0S5c; 3pound, .05
a. 10. Peaches-Standard 3;poqnd, $ls002o0i
81 9 s So cans l Tl
mouth, ST so; Revere 81 IS, McMurray, 81. 250
100. Blackberries Two pound, s5D$1.10 rasp-
2-pound $1,000 so; second do. 81 350 1.35; cove
oysters 1-pound, full weight $1.0511.10 light So
9S So pound full s hg6s6 $ae5 aa
peas marrowfaf, S5e0$1. So; small, $L5001. 60;
Holsters, $I.s00l.S5; red cherries. 95c0$1. 10,
gooseberries, 81 al. TO-
Alcohol $2.2o02.3o. ae:fetida, 3o035c; alum,
A45ef cAI1phor 100000; cochineaL 60D6oc;
tartar s SnSs pasa s oorse
Calab, genuine, 30 049c; magnesa carb., 2-oz., 80
0s5sj morphine ,3gh 2 8 w y ounce; $sso53. 75;
G aanins ss y w. r ounce oo Ssssa
bicarb, 4la06c; salts epson, 4aD5c; sulphur fo,r,
406c; saltPeter; s02Oc; turpentine. 30 1040c
glyeerine, 250Soc iodide potass, $l35@1 s 40
borax 13015c; cinchonidia, 45@50e.
OIEs-Lnseed oil raw, 51@52c " gallon; boiled
81 055c coal oil, legal test 1Ol4015c; bank, 600
6oc; best straits, Soc Labrador, Coo West Virginia
Intoxicating, 20O30c; miners, Goo. Lard Oiis--No.
!, 5S 065c; do. extra 6S zD7212c.
WHITE BEAD-fufe, SIC; lower grades 405e.
DRY GOODS.
PR1NTs-A1bons, solid .eolors, 5lac; American
fancy, 5l2c Aliens fancy, 6loci Aliens dark lec;
Aliens pink &c; Arnolds, 6c Berlin, solid co1ors,
shoe; coeheco. &C. Conestoga 5laci Dunnell's 5laci
mony Sc; Hamilton DC; Greenwieh, i2c; knicker-
Blows sHEETING IA tlantic Al 2 Nc; Boot g, &c;
BS0ts AL 7iad Continental d zlSs; Dwight Star
sc, Echo Lake 4c EE 6ioc; Law renee
LII, 5lsc; Psgperen p, 7l4c Peppsseli 6lac Pep
f Gasa oa Gsies lie go SS' -
| BLEEcHED SHEETING-Blackstone AA, 714c; Bal
lou q Son. &c; Chestnut Hill, 5l2c; Cabot "A, &c;
Loom, &c; Lonsaale Size Lnwooa, Sci Masonyille,
/ &c; New York Mills, l0loci Our Own, .5stc Pep
rerell 1914 zoe; Peppereh l04 % i2c; Hills, Slac;
| Hope, &c; Knights cambria, &c. Lonsdale cam
brio, 11ci WhitinsviIe. 33inches, lac; Wamsutta,
4 10lec.
MISUNDERSTANDING, AGA / 3lsc, Conestoga Billie
Conestoga CA 1iioc 0ohestosa "A &C. Conestoga
4 &c. Pearl River 13l2c Lewiston 36-inch IA l0c,
Lewiston inch I2lec Lewiston 80 inch II p Falls
6iac, Swift River &C. York 32.inch 2loc, York 30
GINGHAMs-Amo 7lac, Bates 7lsc, Gloucester
ss ssSs s. aSsssSs WINE &C. Book S
| fold 10l2c.
,PApng CaMBRlcs- -sEauyiile 5lac,s s. &s0n &c.
Masonville Ice Garner 512c
nnyille vi. Lewiston $40. Ontario $lS Stark A
| FLOUR.
Patents 81 e0gs, fsacy s4. zsg5 choice ga 40
| 13, I5 extra, 81: 7502. go; supdrine 81 90 265,
| fne. $2.2512.4 40 foundry, 81.
8OREfGN FRUITS.
| RAIsINs London layer, now, So 1880 ~ box,
loose muscatels, new, 2.croRn, &2.6502.75 ~ box
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.--Cotton duli futures easy;
September 10000; October. 1O.09c; November
10.09c; December 10. 16c; january, 1026c; Feb
ruary, 10.39c; March, 10.5Ici April 1O.64e; May.
1876; June, 1886
ST. LOUIS, Sept 17.-Cotton dull and lower;
niddling 10c; receipts 100 bales; shipments, none,
stock ON hand. ], 700 bales sales, 3S bales.
MEMPHIS Sept. I7.-Coston ouiet middIing,
l0c; receipts LAT bales shipments, 60 bales; stock
on hand 1000 bales; sales, none.
CINCINNATI, Sept 17,-Cotton dull and loweri
middlng, 10ssc.
changed
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nav mixed. 274c Rye firm; No. mixed, SEC.
Barley steady; extra No. 3 fall, Zoe Provisions
Mess pork dun at 81 Lard duh; current make.
74Oc Bulk meats quiet and unchanged Bacon
steady and unchanged Whisky quiet at ST. l. But
ter firm; extra Northwestern creamery, 2702Sc.
LOUISVILLE, Sept I7.--Grain, market quiet.
Wheat-No. 2 red. 75d977c. Corn-No. white,
5sc; No mixed, Soc. Oats-No. 2 mixed Western,
2Slea29c Provisions quiet, mess pork $1S. Bulk
Shoulders 6l2e clear ribs 10c; clear sides,
10lsc con-Shoulders, 714c clear ribs, l0Ssc;
clear sides. lie. Hams-Sugar-cure lac. Lard
Prime steam, 9l2e.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 17.--Cotton in good demand
and unchanged, sales 1000 bales; speculation and
export 5000 bales American, 9 400 bales. Pork.
prime mess 75s. American lard. 3Ss. Fine Ameri-
can cheese SIS. Refined petroleum, Sled. Com
naon rosn. IS Id
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1.-THE Commercial Indi-
Gator reports Wheaf stronger No. 2 red. 56l4c
bid, SIC asked cash 57aae October $3.50 November.
Corn firmer, 42043e cash. 40c bid September 37c
October, 2612c january Oats stronger 21atc cash.
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Oils

OIL CITY, Sept 1.-THE petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at 70 7sc
hghest price, 772c lowest prlce "a go, and closed
at 77l4c. Sales to-day aggregated 5Os4 600 brls
Clearances, 759, GOO brls Runs, 7903I brls
Shipments. "a, 106 bris. Charters, l00,7l4 brs
Oil City Oil Exchange stock $455 per share bid $500
asked
BRADFORD Sept 17.-Crude Official runs
yesterday, II S42 brls. Total shipments. 1852
brls- Charters 100;7l4 hrls Gearances, 5.S06,000
brls. The market opened with National Transit Com.
pany certificates at 76c and closed "a nc; highest
price during the day. 77atc; lowest price, IA 7ec.
PITTSBUEf, Sept. 1.-THE petroleum market
was duh; United pipe-line certificates opened at
20 SC declined to 74s4c, rallied to 77l4c, and closed
at 771sc.
ANTWERP, Sept 17-Petroleurn I9lef
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Elsewl,ere.

/ y .
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Drorers, Jonyna, -
ports: Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments 81 $40
The market was brisk for all grades ana Toe
higher; rongh packing. SIS. 25D580, packing and
slipping, So 80 35 light $5.50D6.20; skips and
grassers SO. as 15.50.
Cattle--Receipts. 8, 500 shipments 1000 Thh
market slow, and easier on low grades; exIiort
steers SIG. 65O7.10; good 10 choice shipping steers
$6 1905 65i common to fair, p4. 80 U575; medium
to good $3 rs 25; range cattle steady; Texans
%404.75
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 2.O00 sliipnients
400; inferior TO fair So. 57ls032 Is ~ cwt medium
70 good, $3.50D4. 25; Texas sneep 50 25a 3 rs;
lambs, p head, 81 ap3.
ST. L0UIS, Sept. Cattle-Receipts. i 700;
shipments, 1,S0O The market was strong; export
steers, $6.4006:75; good TO cnoice shiphne steers
$5.901630; common to medium steers @l5(J1
b;60; COLORADO steers $4O5i CRASHED Texas steers
rs. 5004.50
Sheep and Lambs - Receints J. 700; sh;nraents
none; The market was steady; inferior to fair Sheep
$2.2502.75s medium to good, &3 $3.50; choice 10
$50. TsSas' ~ Z
Hoes-Receipts, 1900 shipments none. The
market was actiye Workers., $5.70aG 10, packing
hogs, 5000 10; butchers hogs. SO. a6.40.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. l7.-The Live Stock Insli,
Gator reports: Cattle -Reeeints ZOO The merket
was dull and &c 015c lower; export cattle. $50
6.Z5; choice native shipping steers 1914 as 30;
common to medium, $5@5. 30; stockers and fssders
"a 94.9ot common Feeders. $S.5003.75; Texas
Hog HossxRsssipts. 1000. Tho market was 4 shade
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Foreirn money md stocIr trarl.et

LONDON, Sept. 17--5 p M.--Government bonds
a-Untsa States fours, 1925 Railroad bonds
Erie, 1I4ss Erie, seconds. SCI New York Central,
1881, Pennsylvania Central, 1863; Reading, 1I2a;
Canadian Pacific; 145's Milwaukee & ST Paul s4ss.
PARIS, Sept n. -.Rehtes 7sf 20.
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Oonee.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Coffee- Spos lots stronger
at 10l4010l2c options shade higher; sales Is 600
bags; September, $500; 0etober, 5000 zoe; No.
vember and December, s603S.65; january, $500
S.7Oc; April, 9.750S.S5e.
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JsfersonviIle, Madison 4 Indianaeoiis.

pepart-southern Express daily. s......-.- 40 an
Louisville and Madison Express 7:25 am
Louisville and Madison mail D. g $50 mn
Louisville Express daily 6:45 nm
acknowledgements and Madison Mail 9;Afj apa
Indianapolis St. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily, P. $3.50: lo.45 an
New York and Northern Fast Elk.
press :; 7:oop.a
Lime daily. 1913 pnn
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ, Sept II, 1884 as fur
nished by Elliott Butler absracters Of titles, room
No. 8, Etna building:
Andrew Dickson and wife to Catharne
Dantzer and husband, part of north
east quarter OF section Al, township IL
north, of range east, also part of south
east quarter Of the same section, town
ship and range, containing 203 acres 81 10000
iot % IN outIos Iaf, Indianapolis 100000
Elizabeth G. Harris to Henriette Wurgler,
part Of square 5 in Isaac Harriss sab
division Of outlot 1877 Indianapolis. =. 1900
weinmann, part Of lot II in Philipss
subdivision Of block "a Of Johnsons
heirs addition TO the city Of Indianaps
oils. 1VObVO
s. K. Fletcher, administrator, to Charles
Durnell; lots 165, 166. 1877 and 1913 in
3. T. Fletcher's addition to the town Of
Brightwood. 49OOU
Mary S. Berryhl and husband to Amos
CO. addition e q the city q fndianapos 100000
Amos Hanway and wife to Mary s; Berry
addition sS to Il the city q Indianapolis 10000
William P. Buck and wife to leila A. Hill,
lots 80, Al and AZ in Masters subdivis.
ion of lots 81. 81, 50, 81, 90, and sc
in Temple @. Harrison $ Co. s addition u.
TO the city Of Indianapolis .--.-........ 1,OZ7.SU
Henry 9. g; Balls and wife to Win M
Tarlton and wife, lot ~ in May, WATSON
& Co.'s Highland Park addition TO the
city Of Indianapolis. ..-..-:.-... 10000
Harry J. Milgan, trustee to Sarah John
son. lot 277 In Fletcher ct al. s subd
vision of outlets Oh. o. SO, 81, 90 and
south half Of OIL Indianapolis. .....-.. 212.O0
F. M. Churehman ct al. to John G. Brill
part of southeast quarter of northeast
quarter of section 8, township Is north,
Of range east Observation-Disclosures 5O0.0 90
| Frank MeWhinney and wife to Andrew
Patterson, lots L, 2 and B in Pattsrsous
subdivision of square IA in southeast
addition TO the city Of Indianapolis. 54.44
u
conyevances, II consideration. .s32 61B. "a
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE improved distrbu-
ton at jobbing hands continues. Agents have had a
very fair trade, and. through orders to meet cur.
rent demands. forwarding has been maintained with
much steadness
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The True Way to Cure 0ofns.
Apply DR. Wings great Corn and Bunion
Remedy every night and morning for three days.
Druggists, 25c, and Browning q Sloan.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. n.
oATTnE- Receipts. $50; shipments, 300 The
market was active and 15@25e higher On choice to
extra grades. We note the sale of two carloads Of
choice cattle of 1875 IBIS average at $685. Con-
mon and butchers cattle unchanged. Tho market
closed firm, with all sold We quote:
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cinctnnati, IndlanapoIis. ST. Louis 3 Chicaao.

NiuoiAhoti, lIiuldIiapOllS, 81. LOUIS d AnlcaQUs
CINCINNATI Division.
Depart-C Cincinnati Fast Line, daily s. and
Indianapolis. Nashville and Column
bus Accommodation. ...-...... 700 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. g. 3;45pra
Martinsyille Accommodation 49,. 4:3O pm
Chicago Rock Island ard Peoria
Express. daily --..,........... 6sS5 pm
Arrive--lHartinsville Accommodation 49,. $40 am
Indianapolis Accommodation, daily 1890 am
Chicago and St. Louis Mail D. 49, Il 6O am
Indianapolis, Nashville and COlum. sa
bus Accommodations ...x 7.5O pm
Chicago Peoria and St. Louis Night
Line, daily s. and c. C.. -........ 1045 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Elk.
press ............... $1,000. 710km
Chicago Fast Mail, p es..4...--ss 12s1Qp m
Western Express ........ 6O5p
Chicago and Peoria Night Lime.
daily, 81. :. .11:2O pm
and, ......... ....... 80, 80 s35 an
Lafayette Accommodation. !. s.. !. 10:40 am
,. {. -. s3opm
Chicago Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6:20pm
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Wabasl1. 81, Louis & Pacific.

Depart-D Detroit and Chicago Mail -.....:..
Toledo. Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express, -......-..
Detroit Express, daily, $50.
Detroit through coach on O., St
I. IS P. Express - ...---.-.--- j
Arriye--D Detroit Express, daily, s....s,...-....
Pacific Express 49,. ..--.-.,l
Detroit and Chicago Mail
Detroit through coach on C., ST.
Il. & r. Express .-----....----.-.
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Chicago, ST. Louis 4 Pit:sDurI.
Depart-New York, Philadepb;a Wash.
ington, Baltimore and Pittsbur1
Express, daily, s......... 4.2s ~.
Dayton and Columbus Express ex. =
eept Sunday 10.4s -.
Richmond Accommodation 4sof1 s..
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton. Baltimore and Pittsburg Ez- 5et
press, daily, s. h-. 4.Hf5n nm
Dayton Express. except SUNDAY 4.551Te
tFife-hlehmond Accommodation, exeept
Sunday s,AFa =.
New York Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily -.....--....-..1I :37 an,
Columbus and Dayton Express es-
cept Sunday 4.S5n nm
New York Philadelphia Washing q
ton. Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily ;.--.s-.., -. 1o:20pm
Dayton Express, daily except sun.
ev,o. II day Observation-Disclosures o:20prn
+ TgnloASo DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p G. d sT L. r. Il
DepaAt--Louisgile and Chicago Express,
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily, s...-...-... l1.OOpm
ArfaVe-lhicago and Louisville Fast Express.
daily. .'s.s., s5s am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
p c--------- .--....--- 3:35pn
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Indianai,aIis 9 8. Louis.

Depart-Day Express, daily, Z. e,s..-----.,
Paris Express. 80. ......t.r-..1.-.-
Boston and ST Louis Expaess, p
New York and st. Louis D&press,
Dolly. s. and G. O. s-...-. .i--.----l
Arrive New York and Boston Express
daily. &. q. ........ ~ .sss- .=sss.;.ss
Local Passenger, p-----..-.-,---..
Indianapolis Express .-...--------
Day Express. c. g.. daily go. ....-
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VandaIia Line.

Depart--Man Train ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7s15 am
Dav Express, daily D. h....... = 1855 am
Terre Haute Accommodation --.-. 400 pm
Pacific Express daily s.......... 10:45 PM
Arrive New York Express daily 500 am
Indianapolis Mail and Accom- .... 1000 am
Cincinnati andI,ouisvilie Fast Line. $50 pm
New York Express, daily h.. .-.s.. 4s4O pm
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Inalana, Blo0mIngton : WeslerI

PEORIA DIVISION.
fenatt-PaciHc Expires and Mali. .1....-... $50 an
KANSAS and Texas Fast Line, +. e., sos pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex.
press, daily, c. and ......-,. llslO pm
arrive Ss;lv = :. and $50 ana
cneinonati Special r c..... Els am
Atlantic Express and Mali. 1890. O.43pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
re,,a,tN fooreheld Accommodation $500. $50 ana
Mail and Day Express. -.....--.--. sos an
Night Express daily +. lls03 pm
Affive.-N NIGHT Express daily 300 an
Mail and Day EXPRESS ....S..-... 6s80pm
Nnarefall Accommodation s.....s 6:l0pm
EASTERN DIVISION
y,,,4 Eastprn Fynress Mail daily, s r G. 800 am
Dos' fes,, Ernress ~ las am
Atlantic E,press r, c........-... pm
A.nina psci6e ESnress n g ......-. 700 am
Western Express ..........-.. 4s45pm
a srls 9afie rs and sSs 7. $50 lo.s5p
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-18
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway

fOper the Bee-line.9
Depart Indianapolis and Fort Wayne Ex-
ortsWayne and Michigan Express. so am
Arrive-Fort Wayne and Indianapolis Elk
press ....t....5 $40 pm
Michigan and Fort Wayne Express 1888 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-18
riocinnafi Hamilton 3. Indianapolis.

Cincinnati. Hamilton 3 Indianapohs.
1,e.,s,t Cincinnati Dayton 8 Toldeo. 4.00am
CINCINNATI Dayton Toledo and
New York ...s.-.-.. $50. 1O.50 am
Cennersvilie Accommodating, = - 4:S0pm
Cincinnati, Dayton Toledo and
New York Express .s..g.--.... 6:40pm
kr,.vh- connersyfile Accommodation. $50 am
Csneinnats Peoria and ST. Louis 11:50 am
Cincinnati Accommodation =. i. 5.00pm
Cincinnati. Peoria and st Iloatis. !. l0s40psn
indianapolis 3 pincennes.
Depart-.aT all and Cairo Express.,..-- 720am
yincennes Accommodation. 490Pm
Arrive---F incomes Accommodation O:l5 am
Mail and Cairo Express :..s.e.... 050 pa