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Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
A brutal urder.

CHICAGO, Aug. 28-0n July =.
Harvey keith, youlg f4Iner ltvmg
III Bloomingdale, VanBuren Caa ".
Michigan, was murdered. His mutiia
ted remains, clad in shirt ami ,,air
OF SOCKS only, W re afterwards iuuil
IN Max lake, over n:le from where
tie murder was co.nmltte,l A mar
namtd Marshall Barker eaia the morn
ing afieI sne miIrder that ne tound
Keith in tis holss v itu his wite late AZ
night, a fer ne had bsen OUT on a thre,
days trtp l9)Ktu1 nor WORK, and That
Keith bli 5aapal out of the wtndo q
and run away. He proposed - sue
Keith ant made oseitures TO the Young
mans iather for honey to settl,
The eaa3 WAS given to netectiv
PInke: >',t, " 10 seat d ,nau to the Al
nj Pa Pt@. io urged tho B4.kers,
then aa6er arrest, to get lawyer, an !
las+ WraG GasJay Piuk.rtt II was lI.tr =
duced as sgch He worked the prison
ers, wa3 as extrepely ignorant, 4rs
last q ighs returned To the city with ih-
con nfess tens 9f 4 three.
TIE co1fBs3i1as a - all witnessed Il
various ways and each bear tho proper
sigma u-os They tell of hoy the W yes
oftheBarks- broshe 3 entieed Keith int1
Barker's h1Ere and was found in bed.
Barker ts1a ha~ lie found Keith and
now ne jampsd on him struck him, and
tden strap2ls1 aim with his D2nas. IL
then went - bad, because it Mas rain.
Ing.
Two noars .atsr he got up, ca'ied h.
brother and taey carried the corpse n
the lake, m2tllating it "a they wen.
Coming back, Barker took OH his boots
and walked IN the sand ard mud to
make out tia, Keith had walked to the
lake. At /. 80 O'Clock the next morn
ing Barker got up again, ami ask ing
for Keith and telling the story OF find
ing him, but not of numbering him.
Mrs. Barker, who has three boys,
aged 5, Z and ten years, has turned
S.ate's e, 5...~:9.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Tne Lancaster y

The Lancaster ~
prints tobacco crop fe9
growers and pack rs y
ty. These reports, coy
forty towns bifs, 81 @w| ,a
crease of froia ~ 70 -o]
in seed Leaf. 1'ae cuitil
introiucsi ia4f ytal
tenaive, however, tpsnI
halfthe crop aas ba'ei, Il
farmers, after a year !,
said to be nIarimt US
Importance of topping
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
A D0ub,e Mavr,awe.

The Chester evening Eewr, Of Fri lay
contains the following The Rev.
Theodore Stevens, pastor of Madison
street church, who 10 enjoying q vsca
tion At Ocean Grove, came home last
evening to perform double marriage
ceremony. The contracting parties
were John W.COoper of Wilm nQton, 10
Miss Ruth A. Underwood of this city,
and Robert X. Hume to Miss z. I,ottie
Under wood, both of this city,"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
fainmeBt Continued,

TIE peach and ice cream festival tha
1as been going on with such mark Il
uccess. since last Wednesday night, an
which was to have closed this evening
Will be continued until next Wednesd !,
night. The ladies who have made the
festival such q grand success will close
the festival on that evening with a
grand neck tic party. IfaEy body want.
10 know what that is they are inyit. q
% go aud see for themselves.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Drowned al q

| CAPE MAY, Aug,l
| Heyer, of94 Poplar y
/ was drowned this mo1
| ing in the surf. He 4
| with a friend, j. No1
the latter retired 70 u
| ing in a few minuta
/ from the bath. house y
| for his friend, and as
him in the water he \
what had become OF I
iltter..iieyer's hodJ
shallow water hy the !
ed by a bathef. Nj y
of age and q communl
Church, hi atie'phla ,i,
cation. JAMES Miller,
who was bathing nfa'
supposed to lave dIl !. :,
same lime, as he Ia
since the accident.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
A uoup,le VI arder

FRANKLIN, " a. ]
game of cards In ii 'atI
and Charles, nncie aau
relied over the resu'
a shotgun n Onat,g', snI
Knocked the gun bsloI
aim, and John : reeeiJ m
In tho groin. he III u
ball throught his nncioI y
him instantly, auo :,
later died from his o"1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

GREAT BARGAINS A r
~ Smyth's jewelry store, No.
|31l Market street. Gents solid
gold American watches, $35
stem winders, $40, $45 and $50.
Ladies' 800 stem winders, $25,
$26 end % all other goods in
proportion. au25-tf.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Canadian sympathy for Ireland

Io8oNTo, Ont, Aug. - john ?
Sutton, who was depuuzed b. the IRISH
National League Of America 10 organi1e
branches iE Canada and ID solicit sub
script 1aB Ter the Irtsh par iameutary
fUnd, has arrived here Mr. sutton
ea ed on Arch bisnop Lynch, aud, nav,
ing explained the object Of his visit, re.
ceivet f;om his Grace an expression of
sympIthy in every leg Itimate effort for
the itlress of Irish grievances.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
"A airaud

Lewis Sssse had
last evening at bis /
East Fourth street. |
by about one HUNDRED
guests. The buildinI
TED this sum 'uer, il
story brick, with al
private entrance OF!
Is very complete in
the first ii )or there
while The bar.rolm h
is fitted up In the bsI
handsome bar and laI
it. John A. North |
and James L. Ntm|
and by their united j
u building that is n
themselves, bnt IN
part OF the city.
The music las' eqe1
by Albert's orchestra
cellent manner, aud |
ed his friends with Al
the second floor. Tw
flied with sabs'aniiI
to " which full justice
festivities were keI
| hour, when the guest
ture, with sincere |
hosts business yen.j
grand success.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Disturbing she s.Iva,ionists.

This morning John W. Murdock was
arraiRned before Judge Cummins,
charged with disturbing the Salvation
army last Wednesday and Thursday
nights. After hearing the evidence the
Judge iin posed u fine of $S and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
primary schoog

Miss Anna E. Cr'~l,' wi,
h primary school in os' Y
and Washing on ST. uan,
school on Monday ',, ~
school room has been
Gaais mads tasty and cOI u,
Crawford expects a,, 10 y
covered from her fev1a 's,' :,
West Chester, 10 '0'"-
snnAllY.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
WAferuelO1

Quite a iarge numl
of Mr., Garrett s. S nl
very highly respected
met at his residence1
ware avenue and n
evening. Amopgs, I
Nj Eliza Bradley, 4
Misses Kirk, Of III
Fanny Tyre, Miss n
M urpby, Lindsay, "
Palmer and others.
very pleasant eve1
themselves with thd
vide,i by Nj. S, a!ns
very large a.zal mel
wards OF seventy podI
separated at a lave
who bas been with u
has already y won the |
alton OF all tie 81
vicinity, and his cent
ncunce him to be 4 ID
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
81 OS T."
Y EGlSTER'S S ORDER.
~ REGISTER sOFFiCE,
NEM lAHII.E -nLrArN IlKI

August y, lSS5.
p"n M application of fdwsrd il.
q ,9Et.' .AeeltgG Of 1"retha Johnson. MI,
deceaetd, Il is ordered ana directed Wv ~
Register that the executor aforesaid give
notice q granting OF lette-s testament lry
nron the estate of tAe dcceas il, Wiih
W date Of granting thereof, ny causing t,iyer-
easements To- 'ie posted within 40 day from /. e
dale OF such letters in Six Of the most pubic
pia't7 of the county Of New Castle reQuIrlng z
AL persons having demands against tht' ret8 i
- present tile SAINT, or ab.ie by an Act oi
Assembly IN such case made ana rruvitlrd /;
ana aisocause the same to he inserted within
tue same period in The DAILY YRaPEBLIt AN,
newspaper lubllsheiin Wilmingtnn ana 10
9t continued therein three weeks trua,.
~ Given under The hand aud seal of
+ :. fottce of the Register aforesa.G. at
~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
Al ait AID. tn day and year above written
lGNATIUSG. GRUBB, Register.
Noflt r All lttsons having claims again 81
~" estAtc pf the deceased must present the
an, duly aitested to the executor,
On hr hefere Au.n>1 27th, Is,t, .r ABIDE the
At OF ASSEMBLY in such casu n ade ana Dro.
flaed. fpNAKn II. CHlPPFY'
Executor.
+A+iAf'fs, W .4iIl 2 Rlbll, lItl.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
I I \ 4
X aiir0au !

1 AVhi A
,ann'*ios'o1A, nay diM1
nfvn. i,s W., iloPsr'ieua.'r-s.'' .'-.'' |
red 1T is said.a. ,,,' :, Il
M'odi''own b-twe,as1
Iast night, "'el'
1t is reported. bow,
peach train ronndipNI
detached, .nt aud tia, !
ne brakeman on ,baI
oeihg able to hola,ut' ~
untll it met and VA,
o,aer :, i train, badly" \
VI 'he approach hing,
up two cars AZ lsss. : =
train. COS !
The brakeman Mr..
ost covered M
brought on, by a y
much lnrt. Iii. ss,'
barn in the neiQhbor'
N maae as comfortab, a
TINS =, morning, when i
In the 10 O'Clock tra,'
on arriving a, !.
placed upon a s,r4,cl
10 his Residence, lol!
pr. K Jane being sun
wounds, which c,rs,
In the back par, Of /,
on the shoulder, kn
an. and he was painfully
other places
| Fortunately no b
fractured, and tbs
pronounce hIs injuti
dangerous character,
A wrecking train
the scene Of the sc,
and th is morning +
on regular time. 7
approaching train ia
slightly injured. Il
accident also occurrt
couple of days aa9.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Extra fine lunch To- night at the E5.
bitt House.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
IcaiIceiiIce III

Fam lilies can procure ice all Sunday
at No. 2O9 West Eighth street. The
largest piece Of ice in the city for
hve cents, Sold wholesale as well as
retail.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Prof. Geary'a

Popular orchestra at the Etbitt Hous.
gardens tonight.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Prof. (teapvsn
DEAIHR.

Popular orchestra at the Ebbltt House
gardoLs tonight.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
spanish paa

ls the best cent cigar In the city. Try
them. H. r. Bourbon & Bro, N. w.
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-
facturers.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
s..sZLs Ls,alke1ssSzs~.
~ @T-,5-1''a-''''
~ Lex,p>&e
-
Nu,nfaGanncrx

-, tWtNfHtaH9NnGE GET.
lnoo'porated In 1875 for 2. years ~ RE
Le9i latufe FOR Educational and Gharitabis
nurp sea-with capital OF o.. COO, ,oG0-to
Hnlch reserve fund Of over f65o, 600 has q. q
hesn adtrd.
By an overwhelrnina popular vote It's rran
ehfse was made cart - tho present stat.
constitution adopted De' End A. j. 1879.
The only Lottery ever va,al on and endor.
sed by the peoole Of any state.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

LfUk SaLE-UN ACCOUNT OF FAIL
IL lrg health, a farm Of l03 ac7es, eitua.
ted N Birmingham Township. Chester Co.
on the road lea iins from Is -mingham u eet
INK mouse to the brantysine. one.half mile
tsom either place Stone h0uSs, seven rooms
sla'e roof. double de,R farm t0xso f.s,
wagon foufe and STRAW house attached l6x5t
feei new carriage house = T24 feet, shop n
.et6nd stury. corn cri2. hog house. puap
n0u c. etc. TIL. Der, fruit water, etc All
q excellent condition. Tor iurther par,ieu-
ldr. apply 70 STEPHEN q. " WELIIN, re.
Ia ng oh the premise au2Sw.sASwe-tr
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

EXTANTbD-r TEN ofUOD CANVAS. kkS
w " Introduce ). =. tr1 Bfeet ills.
tort al %crs IN New Castle Gonntr. seg,
u eou II !ssson' OF weekly sala.y F4id Cali
- IBHn =. BkI ANT, nj Penn,yiva1ta
1onse K ps and Front streets ltt eeen /.
AID 9 u n ANA,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

state or sne Th hermoueter
! At the REPUBLICAN, ocfice In the shade.
z O'Clock 10 o'clock - o'olocS
~ 76o 500
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Fem q Co.'s thermometer registered
yesterday 800 at 3 p. m, 76o at 8 D. na,,
and 100 1T 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
The Wosshar

xno Woathers
10 morrow Promises to be fair fol
lowed by cloudy conditions, indicating
showers In different sections. The same
cor d itions will probably prevail on
Monday,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
y1UBLIC SALE OF RIAL iSIAlE.-

Win be sold at public sale, on the premi-
sef, on Wednesday, September 2, lsst, at
o9eIock, y. n, tho three story brick AouIe
No. IL Madison street.
SAMUEL VI. McOAULLEY.
Al29-3t Attorney
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Special Attention Given to
the Securing of Safe and
Lucrative Investments at
Popular Rates OF Interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Largo Heater anu

James +. Woou q !, .,a
heater and stoVo ,,ea
Persons in want Of nu nn]
will , DO well to call on, oa
will have a great sS,Id Nd
The DIR, \ iehols a,pl
lead L q = The pipes n
patent Ia.,a pipe covering y
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Grand LuAch.
Go to Henze's TO night for Boston
baked beans. 124 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Fall line of repairs =
and ranges. d., o.ud and I'D
W ilmipgton, Dell /
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Ezra fne lunch tonight at the Eb
aitt House.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
Lost.

A monogram VIII WIN y
'P. was lost on ffluay ani
Pine and Spruce ana nasill|
streets. A re~ata TO
turning the sa "e
street. a
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Ifs Grand single Number Draw.
inke t0he place monthly.
a NPLENDID DOpPBRTgTNITY To
WIN a FORTUNE. NINT'n GRAND
DR VINO CLA>SI. IN THE AOADE.
ny OF M $40, .EW ORLEANS. TT Fs,-
DAY, SEPT. S, ls8.-1s4th Monthly Draw.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

5oR hLrT Tie lHI0D A..I
~ ur Ii t5GrS Of me ester Tt,,,3
e 2. iaia 1urdin, suitable ,ot slsi.,s =
lp'i%t iotinF L4Iln y C4t, zf
ft'.' '.et etree.S sG.aF,.tul
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

GNOk hI..,i--le!5 TELNG N p.,,,;,.
b EGs ail lafn eAFeE!s4ees. IOs.e..
: II at once. kp,y a Al GalEe: .t,..or
&. - ice PREMISES aa.4t+.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Il X RI. - III. GI4B sGi1{,l .afp
l. grocery stete sra dive i.nx, Larta5Isf
corner second and alnGt streets. Iugff.-
Lat possession A ply tJ1LL.h ,i,I tta
327 Ehsi fOursh str.st. ANA 5tl.t,y
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

w AN r u = IA Y0U&tf GtJlln3 II
~ gi-a Il anc" II e. n g.4aIiiarn'It
= st 5.e II zie,t str I'll, yesl l,eia~ sc
avenue.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

LAY &fLb-A WHITE GIA3, -.
W general Lousc@ura, at = ..!4tsi-.,t.
oNto"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

/. TJR sALE-A sIDht EAiI3t. -
La es5i.a .traet. -.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

IL ANItI-A MALI. TfAGhEk pr,
W --en9el Dletric', No. q, Nj, Pleasant
ran6swlne Hun rco. Apply TO nAnltI
r.. T. IL {. sNS. CitrK. au.g.gtd tY.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

tEANrEp- 4 S'.t Lii FARM gf IF
~ % asrss ata moderate rett f,r
neAt 7ea-, w.Ihia Aga ii es ot WILMINGTON,
itfese r. s.. u ette,. aI.43tcI ",
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

Az n Ida GIRL 10 Dot4EnLRAI
w nous rk one that Will give satts.
'acu"n. VIII give q s. per wees. kefere.,,
rtqalfef Apily AZ s3l Market slreet /;
Daily Republican., 1885-08-29
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Daily Republican., 1885-08-29

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
Construction During the wear.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-In its issue for to morrow
the Railway Age will say: when the year
1885 opened, very little was expected OF it in the
way of railway building. The record for the
year. as we now present it, shows that this as
sumption was far from being correct,
and that, while the extent of new
mileage is less than in 1884 and
very much less than in several previous years
it is by no means insignificant. We find that the
total length of main line. not including second
track, siding or renewals, laid in the United
States during 685. was g. 1l3 miles. This is about
700 miles less than the new mileage of 1884 and
it is less than in any year since 1873 when the
total was but 26S7 miles. while in 1875
the record of the new construction reached only
l, I'll miles The work done has been largely on
branches and extensions of moderate lengths
and has not included any very large lines, such
as in previous years have heIped greatly to swell
the total. In New England and the East, al
most no new track has been added. The princ-
pal activity has been in the Southern States and
in the delta, between the Missouri river and the
Pacific States and Territories. The longest ex-
tension of the year has been that of the
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley line of
entine, Neb west and north 19l miles, to Buff
falo Gap D. t.. whence it will be pushed, in the
spring, to the Black Hills. Another very i'm
portant route has been built in California by tho
extension of the California Southern road
eighty-one miles to a connection with the Allan
tic & Pacific thus giving continuous line, I'M
der practically the same management from
Kansas City and st. Louis to Los Angeles and
San Diego"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
Would Benefit Both Roads.

1t is stated to be highly probable that one of
the results of establishing friendly relations be-
tween the Bee-line road, the Erie and New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio roads will be the using as
double track the two roads between Marion aud
Gallon. Here for twenty ono miles the roads
run side by side in All airline, and the track of
both is said to be in excellent couditi on. 1t
would be great convenience to both roads, and
enable them 10 handle their trains with greater
dispatch than as they are now run, independent
OF each other The Bee-line people have gone to
considerable expense to accommodate the Erie
and n Y, p. & o. in carrying their
business between Dayton and Cincinnati.
ana in handling it promptly at
Cincinnati and in return the Erie people
show disposition to aid the Bee line so far rs
reasonable. and as both roads would be benefited
by the arrangement above alluded to, and as the
expense attached to making such change would
be trfling, 1t is believed it will within the next
few weeks, be accomplished
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
Dishonest ShiDpers,

Underline head Dishonest Shippers" the Bos
ton Journal says: 1.-THE report of the Western
Railway Inspection and Weighing Bureau for
the eleven months ended Nov. 80 is a severe
reflection upon the commercial integrity and
methods employed by the business men of St
Louis Chicago and Milwaukee. That part of the
exhibit which shows the increase of revenue
derived from correction in classification aggre-
gate the enormous sum, in the cities named, Of
1929 653. 81 and is divided as follows: st. Louis
and East St Louis, $72. 28S. 81; Chicago $40,
SO; Milwaukee, $40 1887. The statement
embraces only corrections of west bound ship
ments tonnage corrections and east-bound
traffic not being included, but the inspectors
have been equally vigilant In that direction, and
the report of their work west bound tonnage
and Eastern traffic viii be equally as startling
as the one already submitted. OF course, no
one can know what percentage@of the efforts
made by shippers to beat the roads are detected,
but it is reasonable to suppose that enough
escapes the vigilance of the bureau to encourage
merchants to keep on employing the methods
used. else they would grow tired of it and give
over the practice"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
An Ugly Problem.

The differentials of the Chesapeake e. Ohio is
one of the troublesome problems the trunk lines
have to contend with. Competitors complain
that the present differentials are too liberal
The Chesapeake Sc Ohio has manifested no de-
sire to become member neither has it demand
ed recognition, and it is in position to procure
share of the business without asking permiss-
ION OF Mr. Fink and his associates. Being rail
and water route it has engaged its differentials
without serious opposition, the difference having
been fixed at s cents first class 6 cents second
class. cents third, fourth and fifth classes, 3
cents sixth and seventh classes, and cents all
other classes, including grain, tobacco and cot
ton Its influence is felt more in ST. Louis ter
ritory than elsewhere, although there is prob
ability that it will reach into Northwest before
long. Negotiations have been on foot for some
time between the Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st.
Louis & Chicago and the Chesapeake e. Ohio
looking to a close connection at Cincinnati. The
Ohio river now bars the way to satisfactory
junction. and bridge crossing would have to be
provided before the route could become much of
factor in Chicago freight. There is serious
talk of building this, which when finished would
permit the hauling of cars through from Chicago
to Newport News without transfer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
| saw Without -awvers:


A Compendium Of Business and r
IL. g., member OF New York Bar
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
The Passenger Men Ratified.

The Passenger Men Ratified.
Local passenger agents at Western points have,
within the last day or two. received circular
reading as follows:
1--WE beg to advise you that on and after Jan
L, 1856, these companies will not pay. nor be
parties to the payment of, any commission, re-
muneration or gratuity in the nature of a COM
mission, for the sale Of tickets or orders for
tickets over their respective lines. No passes
or reduced fare tickets, will be issued by the
undersigned to employees of connecting line,
except on application of the head OF the passen-
ger department."
This circular is signed by D. M. Kendrick,
general passenger agent, n. Y. G. G. Fl. r. rail-
road Henry Monett general passenger agent,
West Shore railroad; John N. Abbott, general
passenger agent, N. Y, L. E. & Western rail
road w. F. HOW'LL, general passenger agent
d., L. & W. railroad j. r. Wood, general pas
senger agent, Pennsylvania railroad; E. B. By
ington. general passenger agent. Lehigh Valley
railroad. To majority of them this is not very
cheerful news to enter upon the new year. Some
OF them are summing up what decrease it will
mean if carried out, in their annual income, while
others draw comfort from the remarks of gen.
eral passenger agents who prefer to rates
demoralized than otherwise to the effect that the
trunk lines will be obliged to recede from the
stand they have taken, and that sixty days from
now the movement will prove to be decided
failure
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31

CHEMICAL tests show there are no nauseous
narcotics in Red Star Cough Cure
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31

Law without Lawyers
use. BY Henry B. Corey,
condensed and concise explGne.
ticns Of the general laws, and
the laws of The several States,
deyoting % full chapter to each
of the Following subjects, and
giving in plain Language the
law and yoaT legal duty re-
Speeting Agents - Negotiable
Paper - Common Carriers =
Master and Servant--Marrlage
and Divorce-Parent and Child
Patents, Copyrights and Trade
Marks-Insurance -CoHtracts--
Illegal Contracts-Debts cad
their Payment Statute OF Lin
itations-SaIes Of Personal Prop
erty - Partnership - Corpora
ticns-1nsolvent and General AS
signments Shipping Deeds
Mortgages OF Real Estate-Chat-
tel Mortgages--L.anGlord aud
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Distribution OF Property -
Homesteads and Property ex.
empt from EXecutiOn-EXemp.
ton from Jury Duty and all
questions in connection with
these subjects, etc. Tt contains
also a Dictionary OF Legal Terms
and Phrases.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
The Ohio Central.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 3O-The Ohio
Central railroad, which was recently sold, has
been changed in name to Kanawha & Ohio rail-
road, but as yet no official notification to that
effect has been made All the offices of the
road have been removed here. Colonel Sharp,
who is at the head of the road, is making all
preparations to push the line to complete this
division as far as Gauey, where it will connect
with the Chesapeake & Ohio road.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
Must Now Pay tho Subsidies.

One of the unpleasant phases Of the sale of
the r.. C. 4 ST l.. yesterday is tho fact that
subsidies voted by cities and towns on the line
and promised by individuals. are parts Of the
purchase. and the purchasers propose TO push
she collection Of the same. These subsidies, in
o total. it is stated, amount to some hundreds OF