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INDIANAPOLIS.

Earned Observation-Disclosures 1; Toledo, 1.
Twobases Hits-Thompson, McQuery, Keenan,,
Rainey. Morrison
Three base Hit-Thompson.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis 81 Toledo. a.
Struck Out-By AicKeon, A: by Macarthur. q.
Bases on Balls-By McKeon, 5; Macarthur, 4.
Hit by Ptcher--McKeon, l.
Passed Balls-Cook, 2.
Time of Garne--14O.
Umpire-Hoover.
ToDAY'S GAME.
This afternoon the Toledos play their last
game Of the series here, and the game will be
the last played in Indianapolis for three weeks.
The home club leaves tonight for the West, and
before it's return will play u series with the
clubs of Omaha, Kansas City and Milwaukee, in
the order named They will also play number
of exhibition games and will next appear in this
city with the Omaha club on May %. In to-
days game Casey and Mcguire, Stemmeyer and
Cook, will be the batteries.
In the last four games in which he has played
in Indianapolis. Thompson has made six singles.
two two-base hits, one three base hit and home
run-ten hits, with a total of seventeen bases.
Dan OLeary promises to have three new play
ers, including pitcher, in his nine within the
next week.
At Kansas City
Kansas City........O O 2 o 2 o O o O. a
Milwaukee ...I 8 O 0 o o 0 *-13
Base Hits-Kansns City, z: Milwaukee. IL.
Errors--Kansas City, Ia; Milwaukee, IL.
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The Hoosier Colony in Kansas.

Capt. Peter Huffman, late of Thorntown, Ind,
now Of Winfield, Kan, is visiting his friends in
Indianapolis. Captain Huffman states that the
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Earned Kuns--St. Louis, /.
Two-base Hit-Foutz.
Wild Pitches--Shallix 2.
First Base Balis-Cneinnat g St Louis, 1.
First Base Errors--lSt. fsouis 5.
Struck Out-Carperter, O'Neil
Double Play-Fennelly, McPhee, Reilly
Umpife-Kelly.
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.

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DHIL ILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
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guropeml advertisements.

EDUCATION IN ENGLAND.-A lady living
Ia crystal Palace London receives l6 pupls all
daughters work Uf the schoo u thorough
and its am 70 81 girl socety prouin beng given
the acqureEent ~ facility in speaking French and German
accOmpi shments which necessary 10 lady
az c The best London masters give Lessons In piano
ard violin playing painting d,,wDg danein= etc French
and live In &c lou'e which Is arge
iached and IN garden Terms including lessons In all
m above well OF all other tona expenses $40
per References families Of rsns and position
Marson q CO. Crown buildings lss Fiectst, LonIoD WHO
q so allow references to themselves II preferred.
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Jre Cream.

A FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream is made from
,,a grr n and YOU will other. Depos 30j 4th-
ave- l2ss broadway rs Chathamst. ll0 East l2oa-st,
New york and is3 Fulton-st. Brooklyn
EUssELLS ICE CREAM. No. 76O Broadway
New.York. -. 49,,
.,nnad Ont. town Dnsiness specially lndivd
nal broSs for restaurants fairs, otc Telephone 4zo
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Gteambo as amo RAILROADS..
T,HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the
i NEw.YCRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

TIE EES RAkEA5 A1Es s aasHs :; shs
Advancement, Of from Ohamee,ss Depot Prom asd
casea.s y iassSi %
Coaches clssanS Su.
srns l s' ss r"'Tss MI S.ssaa ais
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sscsnd day. ccnnectins Toledo 7sS p M and
%6g icsS cSeo k.prs. for the we. SOLD Train
ra Day sa ss'ss & ana
Buist smoking Coaches TO chicago
I Rplssnor sSa 1920. m. noon
Sunday: j liam Az
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and Z @idnixt Sundays s'4dsso 1920 l4S oso pm
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: Roados.. and Kingston and Montgomery . an s'aopm
'@H Goshen % $40 100 1920 am, Say $3.50 $50 $3.50
%dseosn 'sG s5 rs S6 1SSY 0s sS
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Hf3ss; To- 40 '''s' 81 S sunday
$40 o N sd sso sp.r Of and quarter after each hour
ss. ;ss thirty minutes and fro"
On 1s.. ;s4 ~ sna
Nos. 4I1 o, ek7 Broadway. Isl westst, N. Y. No
Courtst Brooklyn. the C0mpanys Depots
the West arrive IN EewHork AZ 1iiO
$780, 59 JOHN aAd AsBGTr i"ar GEM % pa.r Agent Nswyork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
~ Trains eaye for Englewood C,oster PicrmSnt and
Nysck $50 10 $40 4. 400 ht0 6sO, $50 p m
l2midnieht. sundays. a. m. ana 81 pm.
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monscy 2. lJ m, 800 p m
Sundays 9 a. m - ~x
WEST SHORE QUITE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
AL trains leave West 42d Cortandt and Desbrossess sA
tations.
Chicago. -lO O. M ~ .. m. Pullman sleepers through
81. Louis $500, 3 p. m Pullman sleepers.
Suspension Bridge NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Rochester 10
d $3.50. -sp IN. sleeping nd parOr cars through
Syracuse 7lO. 10 m, $3.50, -9 m
Utica. 7;10 40. ll;D g IN. s6i50. -S D. m -
Nowburg KINGSTON Cacskih, Albany ~7:lo. '1o. 1loo
q. 500. $500. @sp. m.
For Montreal and Canada East 7:lo a. IN. 6.5o D. m
Hamilton. London, 10 m- $500. 50 m Tofolto Fo:oO
sDaily Other trains daily except SUNDAY
tickets time aDes sleeping car acconmoda
ofmaton apply 10 o1cesi Jersey city, Penn RH
station: Hobnkeu, lis Washingto1st brooklyn Courst
Annex Office foot Futonst Newly ork City, 81 2OT 26l sl5
$685. $751; GAG. LAO l.523 roadway 7S7 6tave iao East
2b,h st. l55i2 Bowery Penn r. stations loot Of cor
West 42dst Baggage caei for and checked from hotels
and residences. ORDERS be left at ticket Offices
"a statest HENRY MONErl. Gen fsss Aren't
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iumier Resorts.

xTaTTTRAT BRIDGE, VA.-A rare opp0r-
N tuny 10 visit wonderful place Is sysn 70
atepfing xurton OF the ~ Val
lev aIroaf trains stop NJ ths uspon M ihes tr,nI
rafes can be had kcnond O. Ly ~
iines and from Washington ror rome er an" nm NM
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Proposals.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
81 STATHsT, NEwYosk, Feb. T. 1S85.)
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, sealed
ana ndorsed envelope Bid for Supplies Advertised"
will be received ths Office Il O'Clock February H.
iss for 10 lowing supplies of the best quality TO DC do
vered within I'VE 5 days from date OF order FREQ OF ex
uepse nj the Navy Yard New-York;
BUREAU OF YAKDs AND DOCKS.
Crate and Coal scuttes Hos5 blankets coal Static 0nery
and Provendcr.
Lists OF the articles required this Office
reserved to reject all bids that not
be dc med a,vantag geous TO the Government.
abe securities required for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF the supplies awarded.
blank forms furnished at this Office
Bids properly signed and hed will not be consid
cred A IT, GILMAN.
Paw Director "
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DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
III NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
MAsilzgfoN. d. {. Frb. 4, 1885. }
Sealed proposals. indossd Proposals for Tobacco vii be
received fhis Burrau until March IL 1885. IL O'Clock
a m foro hundred thousand tlOO,pOO) of Navy
ToDscco doliv At the Navy Yard, brooklyn N
on or bs the rst day OF November 1855.
and forms OF offer viii be this
Dureau upon and proposals upon
The forms and In accordance specilca
items. j. A. SMITH
Paymaster-Genera. u. H. n.
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Bills.
A RION SOCIETY.
GRAND MAsoUERADE BALL.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. MONDAY FEB. 23. 1885,
tickets admitting sentc and lady - extra ladies'
Kafennaver SO Iibertys II j. haldenberg. l25 Futon
al ana Astor Houses G. NJ yom Daur 93 oreene-st; O.
m nft 7ok Broad say; Palm n Fecheler West latbst
Netasi FramSach q Union square Wilhelm ( draef
1ili4y broadway nRnt Bros. 22i Jthavej e. Lucius
slI 6tayei A. Ls Meuk ~ Bowsry r. Weber & los r.s AZ
l4thsi Sohmor eJa "a aye u I'M = ~ - IA Fulton
A. Brocklyn Ct Aron Hail. 10 and ~ g. Marks place.
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INTEREST ON ALL ACC0UI
HENHY Q. DEH1Ntf, TreasuTeT ana SccfctaIy.
THE C0RBlN BANKING CO.,
ll5 broadway Neio- York.

71ND 8 PER CENT FhRH MoRTGA0Es
That the stipulated payments loans negotiated by ms
far promptly aie han those upon real estate loans
demonstrated tmo and again by com
isis and unhcsa ingly that no form OF
found oIuang this respect the one We
operate under As what be better than wei
improved third ts value We do business IN sec
witch constantly Eastern states sbi
ltou who nmed rtsy the
arrival became the work Of improvement and
progress there constantly forward, In
popu alton and wealth making securities better and
lands which ton wero
considered well sold az I've TO ten collars por acre now com
manding fifteen Ia rty.
men agricultural tates since 1854 thoroughly
familiar with laws lands and people and have the means By
way ~ Tor quarter 81 cennry OF
inIurers who might doubt broad statements
unon absolute safety and delraby Of these loans De
scrpve pamphlets and fu Information sent by mail 10 all
who request It.
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NEW YORK AN
stations in New-York
} LONG BRANCH RR.
| Pennsylvania RR-. foot Cortlandt
at. and Desbrosses-st.
p1.,ls a paod kfR foot Itheyfv et

fNEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
Station. in serYo. $ s'' 0,''''''
soash ys s'g%fns''f ' sa sS
mn via sf fsan S RR 100 sS 800 p Sunday.
f% Eatawsn az, , Vi. PIN. Reading RR, 4:so; s;is
fsS fS 0oS SS & S' dSO Fl H. 5S0p
'1a%i For RED BANK va rsnu R. R. sooa m m 800 500
sppary: so s N via m Pn sanasy. sGS saa9s 81:
SIPs %siaas sS Fsa'rn Fs
1Ss % IsBn,1f at GssaR % es S as9FS rs
n Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury
FOR frsshoia' vsa philadelphia and Reading Re MIS- lioO
s.s s si:'ss i'so SG sa1SS
Sridseton Atlantic City &c, Phil. Reading &:s0
SUFgs sass aIoD'66TF H4fo9Gk RI TFoRR R
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
m. Rochester and MOnsreal E1press through draw
SAC = n Limited Chicago and St Losis Express press
srriving al Chicago ioio m Louis 7:2o next
aaigua Falls and Buffalo connects for
tiiS m western Nsw.York and Northern Express. with
ESQ p m Albany. Troy aud Utica Express. through
yh ss s for sus Niagara
s s npaaf % R.ss. ais .lsspns
Auburn road and % Saratoga aiss to Montreal ..
Pacific Express with slsepng cars for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
II D. m NgnI Express with sleepin Albany and
for the North except a'urday night.
tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No = Bowling
Green and Ais Broadway and a Westcotts ESpress
Oces Park place anu 7s5 and sA2 Broadway Newforx
and y33 Wash gon and 730 Fulton sta, BROOKLYN ana ~
tourth-st WILLIAMSBURG ,, -. .. -
Accommodations in drs and sleeping cars can be
procured the ticket Offices in NewSors CITY, ane 81
e33 Washington-st. Brooklyn:
BAGGAGE called for and checked from residence
sThesf trsss daily All others daily excent sunday
tThsse trains stop at Harlem lSsthst an' t'
J. NJ. TOUCEY, y u EEh Eh.
General superintendent oenera passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
ex,yeSs trains daily lsuDdays excepted, 70 Boston at @
M m narcr car attached ana 10 win palace seepns
csrs, Snudays at 10 " with palace sleeping cars
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cypress trains leave York via Desbrosses and Court
tkndt street Ferries nc fellows;
Pyo Tao $50 90 ane 10 IAmited IL lllo m J. S;Se
,giAIpitse, ssd 70 an = m. q o and p. ni. and IL
Trains Icayinx Nes-Yoik daily except Sunday. $40
$50 and lll0 q ], q T. $40 and p connect at
Trenton for Camden.
teturnas leave Bread street station Phladelphia
sSo ii end ills a lIanifed Express, 1880 and 520
aoi SIS 49, loo. i.S6 sso NJ $50 iamItedS $50
F40 and 7lS y Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500
- n daily, except sunday
ticket edces s<9 49, ana ~ irSsaway, M Aster
Ind Brooklyn Annex station Of faitona Brookyn
Busche Hotel Hobokens station. Jersey Cv Enigrant
Fickst Once. Na Bsnsry Place and Castle Garden. 49,,
Tho heyYork Transfer Company will cal Ter ana ohe0k
nG&aSe from hosols aud residences. -
%oxABLE8 T. PV0H, IN WOOD
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Dipiocno Noilces.
Gopartnerllip Notices.

Ngw.YoEK. February 9th, 1885:
THE COMPREHENSIVE that formerly
existed between the undersgned under the nrm name OF
DUETs,H q LEWIS was dissolved BY mutual consent
May2, 1851. Wh N. DuEraCh'
ITHE COpartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned and Ellen Fem Brooks a, adj
etc, under fie hrm OF kredenburgh
Brooks this day ie inmates by limitation The undersigned
Will sign s Liquidation -
Dated New York. February l. 1886. -
PETERS VREDETBrRGU.
W. NJ X. OICOT"T. Attorney for Peters Vreienburyh.
The business heretofore transacfes by NIedenbpr n
Broo carried from tn date by tho undersigned
under the OF T.. \redenburgh. At No lGi Fthav
NewYork.
PETERS vREDENBURGU.
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Ecrlnres ano nleelinqs.

A ADVERTiSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE z WILL D 2 RECEIVED AZ r,,lsn dHs
PTOWN OTFICLS, no. l23S broadway. corner ihifU-
hrsts. until and 3OS West Twenty hiEd.ts corner
Eighthave No. l5s corner ~
ave- corner Fory-s sysnth-st; No l0W nIgSv1S
near sxtieh-st, and at the IA RLEM 0FflCl ~
ave corner One hundred twenty nthst p m.u
regular Office rates. Also BROOkLYN 90 sna
MEXICAN INSiIfU lE.AnnT1a T,a,ss1 s1ov reh,ai iyn
for officers and msnlgers viii no nc snn a. Poll: viii la
arv 10 ls35 al ia rooms the oopcr cli fos va" w
onansi A. Id o'ciock M closed mo,,,o pr..
q. McLEOSEK. sec. ---,-, y . . :,
~TPW- work STATE WOMAN SUFFRAGE
EN-dOmrn ~ stanway Hal.
~ CVS' 10 10 az D. m and Feb. IL at anl p. M.
~ ~ I.ipl-rii rADY STANTON.
HA' srsAN Il. ANTHONY.
soGxR6IINE so Likely ROGERS.
DELLA STEWART PAkNELL
LILLE DEVERnUx BLAKE
and othors win speak.
Admission fToe
TTyHE REV, PHILLIPS BROOKS, ID. d.,
Rec,sr NJ Tru,tv Church Boston will lecture before
the Professors students of the General 49,
day and THURSDAY EVENING" ct o'clock Ths public afe
cordially invited
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THE UNION PACIFIC CRAiLfOADCOhfANI bnnus ]N"t
i BosIoX Feb. Z, 1885. '
THE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee under the
law Grant Mort gage OF the Unirh Pacific Iairoan Son M
pany invites proposals fro the bnlders OF bonds
that for the sac TO him OF such par OF @
will Absorb sun OF fye hundt tno
sand dollars (e5OO he'd by HIM. and which he au
thorlze t. apply TO s rch purchase ~, -. I'D. oerc.
Proposals be addressed ana delivered 10 MN nv rs
No 4. Equitable Building. Boston, on OF before fA"
Fc ruary IA, 1882 at no IN a, ro.orxod
proposals will be promptly notne"
$500 49, FREDERICK l.. AM ES, 1rustee
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efssnerv ~rty Of Worcester and "C1ty of Boston"
sesve Pier 40 N. r. foot OF wattss pier Des
brossees Ferry, daily, except SUNDAYS at 4ss0 p
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Cream 6ieamcrs.

4 NCHoR LINE, .. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
| N GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From PIER SSrtn fysr Foot Of pssst sss m
Cabin 5s.:a!s s$ssa ...
'T'''s' pPHTfFAsr 3 q %SSGSSfSEERy,+ ,+saiSs.
A. orSr M1y creme 1sas
e9a ;'a' asD f ss sh' s'Be ass''i
cna%EAT Ers% sF,9iro. ,,9r, f'Ts sss,s
Slss rsys,'T, s | n; ,,y, TIE n, s'Sa
s''eras's'' For IL PspGSUIANeER 40 Beaver.
CUNARD LINE.
FROM 70 fSshE998EE Es58EH VIA QUEEN,
FROM PIER 40 % SsSgridIs Ssnra EiyER yin L. sn
s6Tai s6TaNIi wesnss,,r @snns'i Feb eSD = m m
ATtAN ednesday. Mar. a
steer ,gs tickets to and from Of Europe at very
rates Freight ERSoS sfa t. ofs sGSns C
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Reween Ney York York and sI IIayTe ,o,, ., uor,on
a.i9a,oTys xsS Feb Feb Il
sMEAfq FhSi anie as 1ol'S ednesday PeS 70 -
Checks payable sight amounts to suit on The Banqne
Lo1 Is DE shsIAN Agent Bowling Green
GUioN k1Sh STATES f. STE sTSANEas Assss.
WYOMING TUESDAY 2eD. a. 1890 p. m
Nrv' iaeaSy sssSsy ,sr MA.I H. ~
WISCONSIN Tne,aay sossaaS saroi a. m. M
CABIN pass. e according 90 SEQ $50 and siOO
n 49, s % is9T1is saxM2Y rates cuIoN CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN SIS. cos LINE for
1PLYMoUTH Lopdsn' Chs.5Oursl Parsp pan sne Hamburg
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For HONOLULU NEW-ZLA LAND AMI AUFTRALlA.
AUSTRALIA ssils saturday Feb. IA p m.
arrival London mails at san trancisco
For fieigbt, passage and general niormauon Apply NJ
Companys offce the pier. foot CanaLst, n Il
F' IL ] BULLAY super ntendent
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris
IL Sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every baturdAI
NoohA ssa9asS sas1lsS'' eS. $50 m m
saloon 500 $40 eIearnoa sllo slso second cA'a
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THE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
American line for st. Thomas Barbados, Para Maran
ham PerBambuco. Bahia and RIO do JaneiTo
Excellent accommodation for p1ssengerA
\ MERRIAACk, faptan Weir nom Robert stores,
Brooklyn. WedDes March II, a. IL IN, and Newport
News Va Saturday March IL, at IN
PAUL r. GERHARD co, General Agents ~ Broad-st
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE:
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR oUEEEsTowN AND LIyEHh9oL POOL
GERMANIC. capt. Kennedy. saturday, Feb T. y D. m
ADRIATIc Capt parsell Saturday .I Fec q o. 9Se m
REPUBLTC capt rvtng. satur ay March 0a IN
49, From the White star Dock. foot OF West l0thst.
RATEs-saoon go. $50 aud 800 Return tickets on
favorable Seerage at low rates intermediate Adr
ong s35 For inspection OF plans and other tnforna
York h'J. CoHIlS' Agent
As0N'' " STUART q TOBEY, 4O6 wainutst
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Gonntrp propertp Wanteo.

WANTED.-A house, furnished m,,5In or PantI 20 nil
of ,evYork Bergen or ROckaBd Gounty ITeieired. ~
1ress DVERrISER New-YorI Tribuuo. win hieFmao "