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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

NAVY PAY OFFICE.
q STATE.sr. NEW. io Rk Oct. 2, 1884
PROPOSALS III duplicate, sealed and in
dorscd envelope BID for supplies Advertised" will
ceived this Office until ~ o'clock October III. 1884,
for the following supplies o the best quality 10 be delivered
stated below, free Of AZ tue Navy Yard New
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
AZ Spruce Spars.
90 Spruce Poles
10 Hackmctack Knees.
To be delivered within twenty days from date Of award
Full information In reat o sizCs and qu required
be obtained at this Office aud nj III, Navy ara
The right ~ to reject all bids that
be deemed advanag Ola to the Government
Two responsible surets required for the prompt and faith
ful delivery OF the supplies aw ard.d.
Blank forms will be furnished at this Office .
Bids not properly signed aud csrraed Will not be consd
cred H. GILMAN,
Pay Director United states Navy
PROPOSALS FOR HEMP.
NAVY PAY OFFICE. $40.
~ MILK SfREFT DO 1oS, oct !. 1851.
proposals IN duplicate, Endorsed Proposals Im hvup
Will be received at this 0lcc until oct9oer ~ insa
NJ IL "c Vrk, M to be ii uinedlp ely theisaueIm
presence oil bicrs for furnishing At tue Nsy hr bolo
aud subject there to the usual Inspection and Government
test
20 tons Russia Hemp. 9.?io pounds per ton.
10 " ManllA
Each item 10 be awarded separately
To be delivered the Navy Yard oston on or before INC
delivery All 1fomp must DO removed ~ no RISK
and expense Of the and will DO nj hs risk until
removed. 49,
Two sasscofy surcties accompany the bid guaran
The right reject any aud All bids not con.
sderd advantageous 70 the oovernm, NJ Blank forms Tor
Paw Director U. q. Navy.
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Qfarners.

A VISITING TEACHER wishes q pupil to
"A Join OCT ID, young g OF fourteen studying English
home, hours daily In the neighDothood
between nOtl and 7tl.st Address MAS COUhrI5.
A VISITING TEACHER charges $40 % quar-
N ter Tor session week. NO for iva. mi Tho
Of four two which devoted D.
matsnacs aatory ani Ian yuago
LATIN, and 10 musio friend may share thS
Unusual progress gnaranteoi ~ faithful pupils
Refers 10 present and former pupils Addnss . -
Miss " NJ MONK, lU( UiAsson<aya, HrooklYh ". y
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE.-U. S. NAIL STEAMERS
"A GLASGOW via L0NDoNDERRY
Ethiopia ....Oct. ii. 10 a. m Boil VIA oct Is Ga
Furlessa. oct lS 5a Devona. Nov, l. Ann
Cabin pas sage, $50 10 go secDni-ciass. x}5.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
CITY OF ROME 1 An m
FOR LON DON VIA PLYMOUTH,
AUSTRIA. saturday, Oct Is 4pn
Saloon passage, $50 to 800 sccondcsss $40
Steerage either service $lJ.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents Bowling Green
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

UNIIID SftlFS ENGiNEEN OFFiCE,
ARMY BUILDING. NEw-NoRK sept. IA. 1884,
Sealed proposals in trpcle to be open ii at /! 0clo;<
the l7t day OF October 1884. invited for dredg
ing IN savannah Iayb)r and river Georgia alt for dredging
In RoDry Marsh ,ie0r ra Tho proposals for e1cn
must De separate and tc i)rsss ths envelope
nare the work for which ho proposal IL offered bidder
may propose both Of the works. a. hil option
Specifications, Instructions 70 bler an blank fogms FOR
proposals be ODLlnei 1T hiS Di'c frD captain
Thomas y Bailey, Corps vi Engineers ,harle.ton. y g.
Q. A. FILLMORE,
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FOR DREDGTNG.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
i UNITED STATES ESGIXEgRs OFFICE,
ROOM 81, ARNl BUILDING. HOUSTON AND GREENE STs.
NEw-YoEk. Sept. n, 1885, J
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicatc viii be resc lived az
ths Office until IL O'Clock OCTOBER 10, 1884, for
dredging IN G0wunns Bay ew- York
For forms OF bids and other information apply at this
Office. JAMES MERCUk
CAPTAIN OF Engineers
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AIMS, H. i, hOWEN viii resume Oct. |, 1874,
vi hr essons " Mnse ana Languages tef h''hef paw
100 JoIalomonst, Breokiyn,
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AIMS. JOHN rOpE will reg me her Glasses IN
w hta,tiir 81 nth vnirrroni painting. hrgointng -
" II uhltf b o.. ai hnr.s wednesday SEPT "a 1894.
~ itib 3. ifh-atr corner ~ 2Bth at
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Crates dnb fen0trs.
ptepog.ls.
IMPROVING lIARBoR AT NORFOLK, Va

I VT NUN TN'f TINtHVN Y 7 NUM- VIM II
a. = INitNIfH DrrtNH
NORioiR, Va, sept "a, 1884
sealed proposals, In tplcie VIII NJ received az this once
until ofctOhrf -, 1881 opened Immediately there
after, the presence bidders Tor dredging NORFOLK
IIhhor Virginia. Tho amount available for this work is
f2AUOb
SpecilcaOns instructions tO bidders aud baaks for pro
p0-als can De nal On Application 10 this Onco
h. a. lIiNMAN,
(aDaiu OF Engineers, L. = A
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PROPOSALS. FOR MEDICAL AND HOS

II TTTAL PPT.TES.
OFFICE TIE CHIEF MEDICAL PURyEYoR. L. =. ARMY.
WASHINGTON d. G. oct q, 1SSi.}
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate FOR supplying the
Medical Department of the ARMY with Medical and Hospital
supplies will be received NJ the L. - Army Medical Purvey
ing Depot, No 1876 Woosterst, Sew-York, y. Y, up 10
II o'clock nOOp the 2j day ~ October 1894 when they
will he publicly lat OF the supplies required and
also specifications I, quality packing and delivery may be
the Depot ham d.
The United states the right to reject all
proposals.
Tie sealed proposals should be addressed TO Lieutenant.
Colonel T. a McParn Assistan. Me ical Purycyor. T. :.
Army. 80 l2d Woo'tsrst. NewNork n Y and should be
ldrcssed sealed envelope. ntorscd Proposals for
supplying Medical and Hospital supplies"
j. II. BN\IER, (hI,f Mol PurveYOr, ". 6. Army.
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Enetiutllot
Irt schools-Ct

Art Schools city.
AIMS. JOHN rOpE will reg ,ine her Glasses ~
~ hiaritr 81 nya Nntceopi tain'ins asgoing s ~
ieS W.T. a az o tofh n y s5,h t. "'''' 0'
BROOKLYN
uERLit1 81 moot or tANgtlAuEat
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AIRS, H. i, h0WEN viii resume Oct. | 1874,
~ hr es,eas Y Mase ana Languages te' ''Nss paw
"'"'"'' '''"''''F' 100 Ioralemou-st, Broohiyn,
For Boys AMI Yolnr Msn--oountr1.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
~ lug school, White Plans y Ri WELLS pn
AT rA sHaNns TIN41S7 HH gefSSrf \ "
''Nt O. %IlSSiiimihho5PP srAna, i, N. Principal
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS under ii years of
@ spS e. S S a g iq ssa'S 1'ti
h ae3fsb s. R e
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The IN
derssned an experienced pyscan and e1ensr haSs
the and d. B
RETTs MILITARY ACADEMY, STAN Tan
FORD COM on Prospect I'M outside pr.n s SS Sey
College Of business particulars send Tor catalogues
RORDENT0WN. \; J:mMitaryy ,l institute ita.
Prepares College or BUSINESS
IL land thorough For Circulars &c, address . ,,,
Rev. WIN. G. BOWEN. \. NJ Principi-
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sGSs sne soes5 Fl ss
BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme. Gonna
I'D family and pre- oaraiOy school for few boys Thorough
instruction aud Careful trailing Beat OF re erenco gwen
CHAs. G. BARTLETT, Principal.
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL. Poughkeepsie,
" y. Y. JOHN MILEY. II. A., Principal Preparation ior
Ee scientific and Government schoo aud for business
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. PAUL, Car
" CITY, Long Island y. r. begins its eighth yelr Sep
tcmber IL Tor circular address .,.
Rev I. STAFFORD BROWNE. d. ~, Acting NaIien.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and hudson River Insti,gte, G,avarlcS' n T.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BURMESE
French, Ar and Music specialtis Both sexes
School continues open during July and Au9u,t -.
Rev. ALONZO FLACK. PA D. President
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
IL ford Parents who unfortunate IN me man.
agemen will DO well 20 profit by The ahvanags
ofths school its specially iS to rcich class OF ooys n'
essy rned IN other schools also parents gone soroa
can place their in the school with certainty OF u nc
supervision OF the school IL unGer those having
had experience In refoInatory work. fot par
tculars address . ~
GEORGE Z. HOVE.
Mciiicn, Conn., or
FRANK NJ HOWE -
Milford, Conn.
VNpEEUDI n INSTITTTTE EreohOld. n. J.
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| LItoN NV NAiE = Far NY Eit, ~. -;
Proposals for steam telcr T. =. Engineer OiCc. 3IS
81 Pdnst, Baltimore Md, oct !, ISL Proposals ur-
nsln steam boiler for the Improvement OF the Cape
River N c. viii he we'd until of Oci. - 1885,
opened Immediately IN reaucr Blank ors spec hcations
an informal be had upon app ic1tiOn to this Office,
the resident engineer Mr Heury Bacon. al Wimingt
n g. WILLIAM 4. CRAIGIIiLL Lieutenant Colonel Of
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

~ Between New.Yorls and IIsvre.
Company pier No ~ North River fDDt ~ Moons
ST LAURENT lie Joussen ..... "Wednesday, >)ef. = q No
NORhANDfE Franguel ....... .Wodnesily oct IS n n
AMERlQuE, Santeli ......... We inesiav. oct 2! N
checks pyabe AZ sight In amounts 70 su on the Bsnqne
Transatlanc OF Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. agent. No Bowling Gresn
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good sheep. So s50340; choice to extra Sheep So SO
04. %; lambs, So. SO l04.75
Hogs Receipts, 500 shipments. LOO. Ths
market was active aud frpo; Workers. $606 10;
packing hogs $5.S09S. %; butchers hogs, Sc, 10 a
6.45.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 14.--TRe Live Stock Indi-
caoor reports: Cattle Reeeipts ,7o0 The rnarket
was slow; native shipping steers Of 200 to 1900
rs average sold At @5.6O06.25 native steers of
900 70 l. 100 ms average, &47505.25; stockers
and feeders $3.50 04.50; nazive COWS 81 $50;
grassfed Texas steers, So so 0425
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 The market was weak and
5010e lower sales were made at IS. 7506.03 main
" at So. IS as. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 40. The market was steady; ma
tives OF 81 IDS average sold at $3.50
NEW YORK Aug. 14.-Beevss-- Receipts. 200
Fresh offerings no demand 10 carloads held over;
dressed beef ~ SO so for city slaughtered Texas
steers, $7aS
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000. Sheep barely
steady at $500 b.25 ~ elvts; lambs SIS 76.75.
Hogs-Reeeipts 2r000 al to slaughterers direct at
S606.40;
CINCINNATI. Aug 14.-4Hogs firm; common and
light, "a. 750 20; packing and butchers S.. 750
GAO. Receipts, 1'600i shipments 700.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY ANp STOCKS.

Leading Shares Decline on tSumors Of In
creased Indebtedness.
New York. Aug IA. Money easy at II per
cent; closed at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 81 06a per cent.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, $4.S2a; sight
s4S4a
Governments firmer.
Railways generally strong, but closed easier.
State securities steady.
The stock market to-day was buoyant during
the early hours Of trading, and there was an
advance Of ! to q per cent in prices. Some
round amounts of Changers, New York Central,
Lake Shore Western Union and Union Pacific
were taken for long account. After P. NJ.
Louisville 8 Nashville broke q. to 49, and it was
fu1nored in the room that the Wall street Bank,
made loan on the stock as collateral and had
called the loan, and as the borrowers did not
take it up the bank sold the stock in open mar
ket Subsequently New York Central was
raided on rumors that the directors would meet
tomorrow and authorize the issue of from &c.
O00O00 to $50, 600 600 of 5 per cent debenture
bonds. This exerted an unfavorable in
Auence on other stocks, aud prices de-
clined to q per cent. Near the close
there was a recovery of to ) per cent, and the
mar<et leEt 81 steady. The rally was due TO the
statements by leading director of the New
York Central to the effect that the committee
would not Issue debeEture bonds, and that no
meeting of directors will be held tomorrow, nor
had any notice been sent the directors of any
meeting He admitted, however, that confer
efiee Of the Vanderbilt party will be held at Sar
atoga tomorrow Compared with last night,
the closing prices are to a per cent higher
for Canada Southern, Canadian Pacific, Quincy,
Kansas & Texas, Erie, Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific, and to. II per cent lower for
Denver Missouri Pacific, Now York Central and
Western Union. st. Paul, Lake Shore, Mchi-
gan Central, Pacific Mail. Texas Pacific and
Wabash were unchanged
10000 Iiackawanna, $4,000 Erie: $4,000 Lake
Shore %, 600 Northwestern; u, 900 New York
Central; $4,000 ST Paul. Il, 900 Union Pacific;
$4,000 Western Union, and 1900 Oregon &
Transcontinental
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1NpIANApoIIs MARKETS..
COAL AND COKE.

al nc sa lo,g 49,, I;tt s1,,,.o..o.i no *
i coai' SoO y 90 M - eDI
a % ION Blass,,o coal ~ 81 D. ton. Jackson coal
$3.25 p tom crushed coke 13c " bush; lump coke
alc%S bush.
CANNED GOODS.
lolaatoes-l ,Vopound cans ~ SOC Sepoqnd w
i az Spon =, ~
Spo1llo seoeohas, pound sSanaaro
9Ag II 1n ksoie Ep9nhS cans, p; NJ
m9 sn Ra;5y severe; ayzo aeAa ~
lev ) svS p4nn os5oei sasR
1erIss 81 e ~ ~ Pl@sapRls "a
~ seSoi'u IN NO 'l z ~ u z; c9ys
9ssls' t eii wsa Eat az VI "a
Do 81 W Co., Pa Y NJ a
L0; seIlng Ssls 81 Z ~, @ e''s s1 z *,
peas marEo ri sf 9S az o sans ~ M
loDsters, 9 i;1S reu 0i'etH4s' Svs 4P AZ;
g0osepsrFles Fl q n III !npucs
m,3,s5s. !, ~ 49,, Il .,o.so-
Alcohol $z;ZVDz:SV sslfetida. oVgS2c: alum,
a@5e; canpnor. 70 ~oVc; eornlneali 20 uVgoyc;
chloroform $4Wl,i0; eoPpelasi 1Is:, Fo,Do 20;
0alab genuine S5Oagc; magnesIs carbs 2 z o.; ~
D35c; morphine, z; w " ounce, NJ 59sg5s1Si
madder, lzQl4c; Oh cestot gal gi.o9 q ~
oil, berganot,, " ID, 81. 10 7 opium, VA DO ~ 70;
Quiniine, r; ~ W., ounce, ~ l0 III zOs balsarn
copaiba, 6OO63c soap, castlle,. tr, ~ SOFA,
bicarb 4a906c; salts epson, 4tlsoei sulpnlr nour
406c; saitpeter, S120c; t'rpentine 8594Qci
glycerine z50S9e loaide potass = i1o
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Ofis.

OIL CITY Aug. 14.-The petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at 7Sssc
and closed at re; highest price 20 lowest price,
767sc Sales tod Day aggregated 51g y 9oo brls-
Shipments, n 993 bris. Charters, 4S402 brls.
Oil City Oil Exchange stock $500 per share bid;
1910 asked.
BRADFORD. Aug 14-JThe crude oil market was
weaker Total runs yesterday, 1867 brls. No
shipments or cna4sers reported Glearances 5, 230,-
600 brls NStional Transit Company certificates
opened at 4c and closed at ~ Leg highest price
during the day, 79ssc; lowest price 1850.
PIrTSBURG. Ane 14Arhe petroleum market
was quiet; United pipe-line certificates opened at
7slac advanced to 79lsc, declined, and closed weak
attic.
ANTWERP, Aug l4.-Petroleuni 1857
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Some Of the Encouraging Features OF the
Situation.

Some Of the Encouraging Features Of the
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug IA
Among business men feeling prevails that
the situation is more encouraging than it has
been at any time during the present year, but
this result has been achieved rather by a lessen
ing Of the means Of production than by increased
demand Sc many furnaces and factories have
stopped work or reduced their time that prices
have stiffened and the markets have ceased to
be elogged with unstable goods This condition
does not indicate speedy returnsof good times
It merely shows that the worst phases Of the
business depression have been reached and
probably passed This is especially the
feature Of the dry goods trade Ia
speaking Of this branch Of business. the
Boston Herald says there is a restoration Of
confidence on the part of the consuming trade
Commission agents will 60 on selling goods on
the present basis Of prices till the seasons trade
has fairly opened, when some revisions in prices
are expected to take place. Agents strongly
hope that the revision viii pc il The upward d.
rection, There IS steady movement IN fall
prints, strietlyon the wants Of the trade. Prices
do not ilNctuhte from the opening. Dark ging-
hams after opening az 103c, have been very
steady. It is reported that only limited guam
tify has been made. and that some Of the very
popular checks and plaid patterns are soldahead
Dress goods are selling very well indeed phe
mensely and next in the order of demand come
plain goods in the several colors and shades, Of
which the browns appear to be the most popular
eackiues 8nitintk and cl0akineb are
III very good demand, the latt6r pfin-
eipally TO manufacturers. In foreign
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An Umbrella Holder.

Dorcas Magazine,
useful as well as ornamental umbrella
holder for hanging on wardrobe door can be
made in this way; Take the unbleached linen
canvas and cut a strip about one yard long TOR
length Of umbrellas and ten inches vide 20
this add or lay on top similar sized piece
Stitch down through the center. This gives Two
poclSeJsor cases for umbrellas Sew red or col
ored braid loop on at top 10 hang by. They are
pretty with appliqIed fgnres or nonogfams,
worked in bright silks and bound 70 match.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the Recorder office
Of Marion county Indiana for the twenty fout hours
ending at 5 o'clock r NJ, Aug. H. 1881, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler abstracters Of titles
No. 8 Etna Building;
William 81. Watt and wife TO Jonathan A.
Guion part of the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section IL, town
ship 16 north, of range east contain
ing 80, acres more or less. $Is20000
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Henry B.
Ward and wife, lot % in McCartys
West.sde addition to the city Of 1ndi-
annapolis S20OO
James 0'Nfara and wife to Jeremiah
OMawa, part Of lot Id in James N.
sy y & S fadsnspos oa'l'' n ne 10000
Lillian J. Eastlla1 and husband to Kate
Wiegand. lots 81 and 20. in Nathan b.
Palmer's addition to the city of Indian
apoiis ,O00O0
Andrew j Window and wife to Carrie
Brown etal,, part Of the northwest
quarter of lot n in square 2. in Isaac
Harris's subdivision of outlot 157, in
the city of indianapolis. s-..--ss-s. 10000
Carrie Brown ct a. to Ellen Beasley, the N@
dnorthwest quarter of lot q in square 2,
in Isaac HaxTs's subdivision of outlot
1877, in the city of Indianapolis 10000
Ellen Beasley to Carrie Brown ct all the
northwest quarter of lot n in square 2
ii Isaac Harriss subdivision of outlot
157, in the city Of Indianapolis 10000
Jane Smith and husband to Aqpila Jones,
ST.. lot sc, in Wiley & Martins subdi-
vision of outlots 10, 81 and 1874 in the
city Of Indianapolis ..----s-.. --.s.- 2,982.O0
Harry B. Smith and wife to Aquilla
Jones, sr.s lot 81, in Wiley d Martin's
II a sSe eisy i l SHss 8 ~ 100000
part d hot in the s9 town n Of Lawrence 10000
William T. Brown TO George W. Spahr,
part of lot "a, III Ruddells subdivision
addition 70 the city Of Indianapolis l $3.50 $500
Convey ances, /; consi Iteration .$l6, B32sO0
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Cotton.

NEW york, Aug, I4-cotton quiet; futures
dull August, I0. soc September 10.7 November,
a avA fogse March 10 6oe, Apr io7sc: Nav
10.S4c.
MEMPHIS Aug, l4-Coston quiet; receipts,
70 bales; shipments. 274 bales; stock hand
z, 100 bales; sales, $50 bales.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Ia. Cotton qniet and un-
changed
LOUISVILLE. Aug 14.-cotton quiet and I'M
changed
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Cnnea.

NEW YORK. Aug. l4-Coffee--Fair Rio No. n
steady at 9a4097ec options quiet August, 1850;
September, 5000, October. Ss1008. 20c Nqyenber,
S.150S.2 Csc; December. $3.50; January, $500.
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Jeaersonvilie, Madison Z IndianaDolis.

Depart-S Southern Express daily, s-..-,-.. 4;I0 am
Louisville sud Madison lExercss 7i95 An
Louisville and Madison mail s. e. $50 "a
Louisville Express daily ......... 6.45 pm
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison AsiI ~. 9saj am
Indianapolis, st. Louis and Chicago
Express daily Io.45an
Hew York and Northern Fast Elk.
press 8. 8 $3.50, ..r.--.. 7oopn
ST. Louis Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line daily, ss.......s.. -. 1855 pm
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LIVE sTeoK.
EndlanapoiIs Market.

nsDIANAPoLIs, Aug. IA.
CATTLE Receipts 100; shipments, SO. Receipts
light; mostly light butcher grades, which reslow
sale, thisbeing anof days prizes, about stsa,ly few
auar. We oInta.
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chioaao. ST. Louis Z Pit.shnr1.

-
Department York. Phiadelphia Wash
ington, Baltimore and pfttsbhh9
Express daily $50. ..ss s..s 4:as4s,
Dayton and Columbus Express ex
cept Sunday io.d5 am
fichmohd Accommodation. ss4. dkG6sA
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and PittsbiiI1 tx
press daily, s., h......sS...gsl. 4455 ~,
az 49, Dayton Express, except Sunday. 4.55pa
Arrive Richmond Accommodations eSeanh
saPday. & $50 am
New York Philadelphia, Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pfttsburg Elk.
press daily ;,.-,..-:.... III. Il 1.S7sar
Columbus and Dayton Express en-.
cept Sunday. $1,000. :.27 pnr 4
New York. Philaieiphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and PittsbsiEg Ex.
press daily 1920 pn
day. '' - lo:aOpn
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p c. & ST. L. h T.
Depsas-Louisville and Chicago Express
p e....-.-.......<. -s-z. .11I5 an
,,n press daily - -. ~ 11.oOph
daily, ,..ss....s,..-. :. $3.50 s:5s am
Chicago aud louisville Express
p. Co.. - -.f isl3 pza
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Cincinnati, indianapolis, st Louis 4 Chicago.


CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart Cincinnati Fast Line, daily, s. and
-...........:s.- s.:..s--- 4soo4n
Indianapolis, Rushville and Colna-
bus Accommodation. .---.---..=. z 90 am
Cinefnnatiahd louisville Mail 8. &. 3:45pn
Maftinsville Accenlmodationsse-. $50 Ina
Chicago, Rock Island ard Peoria
Express. daily .-...-..- .......s- 6.;35 ON
Arriye-M artinsville Accommodation .ysse Ssd0 am
Indianapolis Accommodation, daily 1920 am
Chicago and St. Louis Mail b. q. = .11.50azn
indianapolis, Nashville and .Eohim,
bus Accommodation ..-.-...---.. $50 pm
Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis Night
Lime, daily, 81 and G. .i..-4s.. l0;45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart Chicago Peoria and Omaha Elk
press. Observation-Disclosures no ana
Chicago Fast Mail D. IL: 10psa
Western Express -..----.--...-. 500 pm
Chicago and Peoria Night Lime.
daily s., a. - .l1:20pm
Arrive Cincinnati Fast Lime, daily, c. G.
andi $3.50 am
Lafayette Accommodation. 40. l0d0am
.. -. - - - ssoph
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6s20frn
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Poisoned Cheese
Cleans out al rats, mice, reaches, water bugs,
bed bugs, ants vermin. l5c. Druggists. Brown,
ing Il Sloan agents.
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Wabash. 81. Louis & Pacific

Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mali ..-... 7:15 an
Toledo Fort Wayne Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express, $ .p-..-... 2s15 pm
Detroit Express daily s..- 700 pm
Acknowledgements Fcxpress dailys and g. c.. 800 ana
Pacific EXPRESS s.,.a.....s... .I1:S0apl
Detroit and Chicago Mail-.--.... 500 pm
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Vaildalia Line.

Depart-Maii Train. ....-.--...--...-.-.. 7T5 am
Day Express daily o.. h ..--.-.-. 4 1s5S am
Terre Hante Accommodation 400 pm
Pacific Express daily s.......-.. I0:45 pm
Arrive New York Express daily $50 axa
Indianapolis Mail and Accom- 1000 am
Cincinnati andI1ouisville Fast Line. 3:30pu
New York Express daily, h.---.s- 4:40pm
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.... nav Er,rsss dailv :. c...... 7:1oxm
i'eA t - Iosss n 5eys mas $1,000. 3s50nm
p..stan ID, and ST. Louis Expssss. p 6.15pm
New York and st. Louis Express,
daily s. saaae. ..-.-..s JE0s0Opm
AHravn-eSe Ss,,y r9nt ! 's4 tos's 500 am
Local PASSENGER p s------- 5s9gam
Indianapolis Express Y; Y Y pm
Day Express c. c., daily 700 PIG