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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-21

or the vote by which the House, some days ago,
refused to pass the bill granting pension of Sc
a month to the widow Of Major Thornburg. The
motion to reconsider was agreed to and the bill
passed.
The House proceeded to consideration of bust
ness under the special rule.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, a bill was passed
appropriating $4,000 for completion of the pub
| lie building at Council Bluffs.
A bill was passed appropriating $4,000 fol
| erecting public building at Clarksburg w. Va.
On motion of Mr. Willis a bill was passed in
creasing to 800 900 the limit of the appropria-
| ton for public building at Louisville. KY.
The House then went into committee of the
| whole-Mr Welborn in the chair-on the naval
| appropriation bill.
The second section, which relates to increase
OF the navy, and contains what is known as the
Randall plan, having been read, it was agreed
that four hours debate should be allowed upon
it.
Mr.. Keifer opposed the plan contained in the
BILL because he believed it would not give the
country single vessel which it would put into
the water. He likened the situation of the
United States to that of an overgrown child, who
was hurt whenever touched, and was without
power to strike back. He made a detailed criti-
cism of the section, and ridiculed the constitu-
ton OF the proposed board, characterizing it as
hermapnrodite assemblage of navy men and
civilians, and predicting that the country would
never get "a ship from such board.
Mr.. McCord read petition from the Society Of
Friends in Iowa, protesting against appropria-
Itlons being made for increase of the navy. and
praying that Congress spare no expense in an
effort to provide courts of arbitration for the
purpose of promoting friendly relations among
the nations.
| Mr.. Long said the position of the gentleman
from Ohio Mr. Keferl in favor of increasing
the navy. and in opposing the means proposed
to secure thatincrease, reminded him of the story
of the man who was in favor of the Maine law,
but against its execution. The plan proposed
might be faulty in detail, but he favored its
general features. Our navy was collection of
wooden wash.tubs. There was scarcely nation
SO poor as to do it reverence. There was not on
these wood ships piece of ordnance of more
value in war than child's pop-gun. The peo-
pie laughed at the navy and relished the joke of
the Tallapoosa being run down by coal barge;
they laughed at it as kind of Falstafian bur
lesque.
Theeommittee rose and the House took a
recess till o'clock this evening, the session to
be for consideration of pension bills.
The House at the evening session passed fifty
pension bills and adjourned until such time to-
morrow as it may be called to order by the
Speaker.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2o.-The American Iron
and Steel Association has received returns of
Bessener steel production in the United States
last year. The total quantity Of ingots con
verified was / 1913, 800 net tons. As compared
with the production of 1883, there was falling
off of per cent. The maximum production Of
Bessemer steel ingots was reached in 1882, when
l6s6 40 tons were converted The figures for
1884 show a reduction of but 0 per cent. from
the maximum. The quantity produced by the
different sections of the country is as follows:
Pennsylvania, I,029,2A tons; Illinois, 339. 06s;
other States, 1908 net tons The details of
rail product for the year are: Bessemer steel,
lll6, O4l tons; iron, 1880 tons; open hearth
steel 1000 tons
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Y. M. g. A. Notes.

DR.. N. A. Hyde will conduct the Sunday
school teachers meeting at 4 o'clock this after
noon in the Y. M. G. A. rooms.
A social meeting for young men is held at Y
M. G. A. rooms every Saturday at 7:3O P. NJ
Mr.. George r. Vending has been secured by
the Y. NJ G. A. to deliver his favorite lecture
Beyond, or is Death the EndP at Meridian
street M. E. Church tomorrow evening Seats
free to all, and everybody invited
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Chaneos on the q. M. q st. p.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20-Roswell Miller, assistant
general manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St Paul railway. was to-day appointed to sue
coed the late S. S. Merrill, whose duties he has
been performing since the latter's death.
Joseph Tucker has been rendered and ac-
cepted the position of assistant general manager
of the same road. in charge of freight traffic
Mr.. Tuckner was for number of years traffic
manager of the Illinois Central, and is one of
the bestknown traffic men IN the country. His
appointment will go into effect about March l.
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If your lungs weak, if a cold causes yon
quick Distress You will breathe easier, you will
cough less, you will strengthen the pulmonary
organs, you will feel better every way if You will
occasionally use DR.. Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry. Ask your druggist for il.
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Student at Maeauley's Theater Louisville, on
Sunday evening, and will probably go tomorrow
morning to that city. The Louisville people will
witness the best amatuer performance they ever
saw, in case the society goes.
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that all bondholders can enjoy the St Louis
terminals whether they sign the Quigley agree
ment or not All bondholders stand on an equal
footing in the matter
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Swift's Specific has cured mr. cancer which was
very bad. l in fine haftk better.
Have gained 25 pounds since began taking Swift's
Specific r. S. BRADFORD, Tiptonville, Tenn
CANCER FOR MANY YEARS.--A servant has
been afflicted for many years with her
nose, which resisted all sorts of treatment She
cured entirely with Swifts Specific.
JOHN HILL, Druggist. Thomson, Ga.
NOSE EATEN OFF.-A young man near this
town had an eating cancer his face which had de-
suroyed his nose and eating toward his eyes As
last resort put him Swifts Specific, and il has
cured him sound and we'll
M. f. CRUMLEY, M. D., Oglethorpe Ga
l have remarkable results from the use Of
Swifts Specific in 1t has cured several
under my own eyes.
REV. J. II. CAMPBELL Columbus, Ga.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and to
cancers by forcing out the impurities from the
blood. Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Drawer 3. At
lanta Ga or 159 w. 23d street, New York.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel English: r. II. Wells, J. Wagonblarb,
Crown Point; John Lovett, Richmond M. c..
Barnes, Crawfordsville j. N. Lakin. j. H. Will
son, W. S. Martin Rushville
Occidental: w. Bigler, w. B. Temmons,
Wabash; W. A. Chapman, Anderson;C c. Niles,
Logansport; w. E. Groce, Elkhart; j. S. Scobey,
Greensburg Mrs. e. p. Thayer, B. L. Beldon,
f. B. Schultz, Greenfield.
Bates House: F. M. Swope, Seymour; J. p
Alice, q. Hathaway, Greencastle; n P. How
ard jr., j. r. Ryan, Greenfield; J. w. Ragsdale,
Franklin; II. NJ johnson, Goshen; j. H. Clay
yelling, Fort Wayne; W. A. Tulley, French
Lick.
Grand Hotel: VIM. Freeman, Valparaiso; A.
NJ Stiles, Columbus; John Maxwell Morgan.
town; Addison Daggy, Greencastle; James Elder,
Richmond; Thomas j. Newkirk, Rushville; A.
GUNNER, Terre Haute; Henry Kramer. Rockport;
Sam l.. Morris, A. L. Guebel, Fort Wayne; A.
P. Reynolds, Charlottesville.
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THIS is the best season in which to purify the
blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best blood
purifier. 100 doses one dollar.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. John r. Coffroth. of Lafayette is at the
Grand Hotel
Colonel R. S. Robertson, of Fort Wayne, is at
the Grand Hotel
Professor John NJ. Coulter. Of Wabash College,
was in the city yesterday.
Professor David S. Jordan, of Bloomington
University, is at the Grand Hotel.
F. NJ Dice, ex-Reporter of the Supreme Court,
is attending the Phi Kappa Psi convention, at
Cleveland.
Mrs. Grace Benton Dales and Mrs. Matte
Benton Stewart, of Lincoln Neb., are visiting
their parents, at No. 195 Christian avenue.
John w. Kern, Reporter of the Supreme
Court, has just returned from Upton, Ind.
where he was an attorney for the defendant in a
murder case.
Rev DIR. S. G. Logan, Of Scranton, Pa, will
preach in the First Presbyterian Church on Sun
day DR.. Logan is prominent minister in that
church, and native of Indiana
DR.. Joseph Eastman and wife left last night
for Gloversville, N. Y, on receipt of telegram
announcing the dangerous illness of the Doctors
mother, who resides at that place.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks and party have
been rendered the use of President CARROTS
car for their transportation to Washington, and
will leave the latter part of next wrek.
Rev. f. d. Bland, D. D., was stricken with
paralysis, in his room, at the home of his daugh-
ter, on North Alabama street, on last Saturday
evening. He is unable to speak, and only at
times is conscious and able to recognize his
friends The announcement will be received
with sincere regret by Mr.. BANDS friends.
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The Mannerchor Society have received the
compliment Of invitation t.. give the "Beggar
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The Bondholders on an Equal Footing.

'The Quigley bondholders' committee gives
notice, as per order of the court, that bondhold
,rs of the Toledo, CINCINNATI & St Louis road
wishing to participate in the benefits accruing
from the purchase of the terminal property at
East ST. Louis can do SO by signing the trust
agreement Of April y, 1884. on or before the first
OF March. 1885. Signatures will be received at
81 Beaver street, New York.
The above information appears in the Boston
Herald of recent date, and is on a
par with notices of q similar intent
heretofore issued by the Quigley syndicate Par
ieslargely interestedinT., G. &St L. claim that
the notices thus sent out by the Quigley crowd
are misleading and utterly untrue; and are in
tended tc deceive the outstanding bondholders
snso signing the Quigley agreement They say
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing ths
Alexandria Bay and ONLY hne connecting with FIltsr
CLASS steamers ON which the finest meals served
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE QUICK TIMh. STEEL RAIr.
n Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR co.'s NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARA
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA ROME. fse
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way els .. n.
DAILY ll.l5 D. daily except saturday and 1880
daily except sunday, oswEdo and way 1890 m daily
except Sunday. 9l6 p m and lllo M daily excepo
Saturday. oGDENsBuRo NORWOOD and way v'lS p. -.
and ll.i6 p. m. daily except saturday.
els .. IN. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs To-
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. wArERrowN
DAILY. and oGDENsBURa daily except Saturday.
ii.lo .. N. Sleeping Car to ALBANY. PARLoR oAR
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT.
lO,y0 q m. arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER &l0n n
! View Of brilliantly lighted islands BY night
/ On arrival Of all trains at CAPE VINCENT tina NEW
YAsr STEAMER "sT. LAWRENCE" and the steamss
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY
and for KINGSTON. ONT.
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects 'at AlexAndria nay win
steamer for MONTREAL every merning except Sunday
delightful sell Of only two hours from Caps vincent ts
Alexandria Bay.
Through tickets for sae ss Ill NswYork Central uekso
ofces IN NewYork and Brooklyn Call addrsss ". ~
HULL. at once Of Company. 10 Pinssk. ssr "Tssnsa4
GUIDE Of ThOusaad Islasds and Niagara 1aA" Mailed see
VIZ. PARSONS. H n. BRITToN.
osnl Pass. AseaA - osn1 ksnAssA- :
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R

II NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
70. e 1880,
s$ s%S ssS .S 5S $S $sS
chestnat Mn: coia%bis-aVs Tor MansyunE. Consho.
on all Day Train.
Rss1Hlns 'Hf1 yms and .t..
saS So 1880 s anu loo 5a ss6 5sS ssS n
HAVEN fE%RE tisS y PHLrsBUao PENN
For a'V V%iittgIiAasponT, Ill sUSBURY, LEwIsguRa ana
rsI IL Gig rs fSSp pso .o
rS4 S SEa St HCs % @ sn1asg; s a 9SS mn loo so 100
r S;;o s; ar @ 1890 2 m .ao Sundays md S:seR%
For For ' ana stP PrFsroS & SIS
For S a So 'tsg sanapya 1SSO
roTBITgLEnEM ALLEN rowY % sna MaTcm "a, cHTSK sngSIS
rcrSXsfYoS at 400 7.oo s45 m. Loo, lao sa5 Gol
osS 7sS n sSpfIy'tSSS2 z, SS sg g. sO
For oSP TREMlNG 100 sts m.. 100 $780, 400 a.s,
5 :. M $50 80 s. 3 sa' $50 1S's s sia' 30:
60 700 s:so, SIS ioso p. Sundays AGO. sooa IN.
s VI s so2 M sI ,ds S. s go 3d. isis si
Ss S JSS s9 ao sl' m isSo ss m .0sS 10 lsSs tS
sS SS @ grove Ess s. sS .Ss & Z
S sS ii s.s g tiooA % SUNDAYS except Ocean Z
oS SasEaGHbHas Ss sSe m 81 .es 9S m $780, 400 $40
pm, m,xEwooD. TOMS RIVER aaA BARNEGAras 4'o2.
l5ssi%asSiIG e %s l;Ic cip2 VINELAND AMI BRIDGEroyM
80" NV JERSEY SOUTHERN IVISIONs
From pier No g North River via Sandy HOOK
Ior IIIGHiANps SEABRIGHr and LONG BRACNas
4iso 300 Il00 loo. s:4S 4So $50 p IN Sundays
ior '' ILBERoN AsBURy PARK, OCEAN GR9yE
OCEAN BEACH. POINT PLEAsANI &C. ''o' ii;o0
,ar ri loo Sri Sil tip Ss1 40 300, nj sls $50
I@@;IIAKEwooD. I@@; TONS RIVER BARNEoAT, 4''oa ms
Tsct.s can be procured at foot IAbertyst Pier No
Nar,h nyrr III POI. 2J1 z6l. 2s5. 2S!. VA and 5z3
Bosdway $50 and 40 othase Rriag991st; 9is, l
iL s2o novery and principal hotels in New York city:
In Brookiyn at 80. ,ourt-st l01 Broadway; s3S $50
2lo 37y Maahattanaye In HoboAen 254 Wash.
nrops \. Y Transfer Company viii call or and cheek
bsggayvro ayvrooTrES {. c. HANCOCK.
J. +. ne,a, Manager. Gea. Pass and Ticket AT
uneIp EALDWIN, q. L. p. Agi, ll3 LiDerty-st N. X.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
vIATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
20 TRAINs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-Y0RK.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

Express Trans leave NcwYork via Desbrossss Court
lsndt street Ferries, ~ follows,
920. 7:20 y chicago Limited. and 10 ywash!nston
and y. m- snS i night sanasys Sag. S Ii@issds
Trains leaving York daily except Sunday. ats and
1l.lOa m, = - and 2 IN. and y. u. on sundayr
Returning tram. leave Broad street Station Phiadephi4
am. Limited EKprsss i,iA and l;S0 M ilAt 40
l:SI g. Sa5 $50 a m, i2iL t4,60 Lmitedl $50 7i9
7t0 pm Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden q m dAiy.
cset onices sAa t2S and 9l4 Broadway Asor House
and foot Desbrossos and Courtiandt Conrts and
Brooilyn Amer station foot OF Futoass sFOo.iyn
Ticket oice No. =, Battery.pace and Castle darden.
Tho Hew.York transfer Company viii cali for and cheok
oGRARLES r. PUGH j. n WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agon9'
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LITERARY NOTES.

~. .aa~... ds,,vercd last summer before tho Pm
M. K.np. of Brown University by Edward Everett
Hsle has been issued In pamphlet form.
+. p. Dutton T. Co. have arranged to Issue Arcn'
deacon Fsrrar's sermon Grant delivered at "es'-
minister Abbey On Tuesday last
Cupplss. Upham & Co.. Boston, announce =" Inaok'
sr.v;s London; His Haunts and the scenes
~ his Novels,r by William H. Rideing An
.ragn.I etched portrait Of Thaokeray and iao-
similc of the original Ms Of" The Nswoomes form
the illustrations A special limited edition OF nn0'
ouality will also be published.
An article on the HISTORICAL associations connecseo
With General Grants burial place In Riverside fsfH
will be published in The Magazine OF American
r,;..orvv for September General John q. Robinson
vho vas IN command of Fort McHenry when tne
Massachusetts troops we're assaulted in passing
Baltimore in 1861 will contribute to tho same NUM-
Der paper entitled Baltimore In 1901.
"Tba Snectator alludes to the late Dr. Veitcn' OF
rd;uburgb author of "Greek Verbs, Irregular anu
Defoctve as the most remorselessiy accurate OF Jail
recent classical scholars"
rrna.r the title of "The Badruinton Library OF
s,v,r,. ans; Pusrn,es,s Messrs. Longman g. Co. pro-
,,o.s ;..ino series of volumes dealing with English
As,d snorts national games and pastmes The Duke
Of Beaufort assisted Z. T. Watson, Will edit
<bo series. Each volume will be written ny wrtors
possessing special qualification their respective de-
parttents Where necessary the various volumes VIII
he illustrated by colored illustrations or py
competent artists.
An English translation of Baron Hubners account OF
his recent travels Through the British Empire will
be issued early in the autumn. The volume will con-
tain descriptive accounts Of visits paid to South AFRICA
Australia, New Zealand, tho Straits Settlements INDIA
the South Sea Islands, California, Oregon, Canada,
and other British possessions.
l"One of the most interesting books in the Gardyne
SALE" says "The Pail Mall Gazette" was copy
which sent for f53--of Margaret Nicholsons Poems
1910, Few people are that the book was really
written BY Shelley while at Oxford 1t isto look at
very insignificant little volume indeed This copy has
had q somewhat curious career. IL was originally
bought for shllings and pence by Mr.. Stanforth
who imagined 1t was really by Margaret Nicholson
When he found out 1t was only by p B. Shelley he
turned it out of his collection making the late owner
Mr. Gardyne-a present of it 1t turns out to have
been very handsome present indeed. 80 little is the
book known that we remember seeing but year or
two back copy for.f1 II shillings In well-known
London booksellers catalogue"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

ALBANY BOATS-"PeOple's Line."-DREW
N ard DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River.
foot Of Canast every week day at o. n connecting with
apoins and West Freight received until time OF de-
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

trrw.yoRX, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAiLRoAn
TIL al Pu LLMAN BUFFET SlEEPEhs wllnOUk
ASt;E BETWsEN NEw-YOHK AMIDST Law hENCu
DIVs n on train leaving Jsysf. New YORK a. ozo p m
X NY, iSd at, bI5 D. on Fulton-st Brooklyn. 44S H. r.
trninc steamer st. Lawrence leaves Aiexsp9na bay4
500 D. IN; NEST sstSs- 1sS
p y m M brooklyn s25 NJ Night train runs daily
MILLS Blu fLpISG. - AynERsON
New-for~ q. p. Ageak
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prp GOODS

CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, OIL
~ CLOTHS. Largo assortpent for cash buyer6
ANDREW LESTER co. 7SD Broadway.
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THE NEW LINE r
Srw work. PHfIApELPHIA NORFOLK, OLD POINT

NS"'i'Nh 'cjMfOaT AND THE SOUTH:
a UOIRS FAST r THAN ANY OTuER hoE TE
10. New .Yors Ph adepSa Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs fast Day and S,eht Express between NewYork
~" Trans New-Yo-k via Pcnnsvfvanie
EsiIro q $40 q m. days and daily arriving 1A
point omfort 81 D. days snd e;sp q n aAiy No
fois M 81 sleepinscars tnISnsn IrSm ss Ss
r Ttckrts seats aud sc"ping bens oa4
he secured at any once OF the Pennsyxama kIe@
n COOKE, Gcn' Pass. ana Freight Aeoue
IL w DUNNE, superintendent
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DROViDENCE LINE

toK ROW DENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW-ENGLASD PoiNTS
Pleasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers -. - -. n.--
RHODE ISLAND and ACh USEIiS leave rom rics
80 y. H. foot Wsfrenst, at D. m daly exseP sunaay.
Iongesf WATER kOUlE-iult nights rsst. Nhite NOUN
tain train paror leaves steamers landing ProvI
fence ;SJ M; through Fibyan's without change
Tickets and sta,eoons can be secured IN Nsw YORK
Astor House 25- 2s7. 3Oi }9 i57 1885, 9t2 95s Broad
ndsor Fit,h Ayenne Astor Ho"Is Sina % III
Wasb,usfon at PIER 20 N. r. Send
10 pox 3Oli for summer Excursion Book -.
" 49, r. M.rOP PIP LII, Gen, raj Passenger Agent.
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VNICKFoRD RAILROAD ROUTE ToNEw1
r,.,, ..v. or.sa c.n.'S n2fs Dsle. n. x.wHs-- ,.a
road daily except sunday
NsSs: s.: = s:SfE:;s j: SSf;:;S;:;s q sj;S 5:si -
All .. pps n Nswyest g 7,2o Z: - g.
d:.'ss:s:s ~ ;gSs:s ;;s;;; ;S;;Itf;sSEa t;;SsG'. '.~s
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEw.YORK TO LIyERPOoL. VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER.
0ALLIA Saturday, Aug. 15,
AURANIA Saturday, Aug ~ y.
ETKURIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saturday. Aug 20. u.
sERVIA.... Saturday, Sept g. p.
Cabin passage $G0 $50 and 800.
tickets 10 and from all parts OF Europe at very low
rates Freight and passage Ice No. 4 Bowling Green.
VERNON ii. BROWN d CO.. Agents
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Uream Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A GLASGOW Service via L@9SD0NDERRY; @
ETHIOPIA Aug 22. 3p m LANCHORIA sept l2,7 Am.
Cabin passage $50 to $50. Second class $50.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SEavICE.
CITY Of ROME.... sails Wednesday. Aug - sept %
and every fourth "Wednesday theT5att9r
Cabin passase 500 to sle0 seond class sSS
Steerage outward $50 prepaids1a
Bowling Green New-Y0rk
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co

NUKTH UEKMAN LLUl ID %. %.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Ft, ia W.d Aug IT, O. am -NECKAR, Sat Ang. ~,
sKHtIN. Sat. Aug. 10. y a IN. -. 3.5o y ~
EMs, We'd Aug ~ 1880 pm. Eide Weo; Aug. ~, An
sat, Aug. 30. a. m
Steamers n arkci sal for Bremen direct
on Fxpress siaamcrs 'abn 80. 500 and fl2o. I'd
CABIN SO. on older a ners, % Csbin $780,
.coI..~ AZ scst rates
OELRICHS A 60. No. = Bowling Green.
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6ieamboats ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOATS-"PeOples Line."-DREW
N and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al North River.
Of Canast every week day at y. n connecting with
points North and West Freight received until time Oh lie
parture
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
Railway and steamship Tickets 10 all points at the lowest
rates Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel at reduced
rates send fol- pamphlet
TiiOs COOK 4 son. 26i broadway, New York
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June ,, 1888
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYor VIA Desbrosses and Courana Street
Ferries as follows;
Hsrsbuig Pittsburs and the West with Pullman
sSd Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and Sleep.
ing Cars ut every day.
sp ~ connecrng at CORY for Tltasvs Petroleum Cen.
ana the on Regions. .
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Sunday lo
% arrive %asainFon aoS s ~ rsgaar a $40 and
For Atlantic city except sunday with through carl III
For Cape May. except SUNDAY M ,,..,,.,. .,.,,o,.
NJ land and a,S Gao not A.Sssy $siS Park ..
Norfolk Railroad go m week days and p m. every
day, via Baltimore and Bay Line $40 p m weekdays
Boats Of BROOKLYN connect with M through trains a
Jersey CITY anordins speedy and direct transfer 'of
ssS m II sS S. s's% SSssas'sT and 100
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FISANCIAL FASCIES.

The breath Of Winter may be cold, but it
is not half so cold as the glance Of the man
you strike for the loan OF half dollar.-Oil
City Blizzard.
suppose we have no sugar!'' suggests
an English magazine Vel, then, We don't
see how you could successfully run apolitical
campaign.-LoweIl Citizen.
We never know how Gear a friend was to
Us until he has skipped and taken the 500
We loaned him along with him TO remind
him OF our existepce.-FaI RiTer Herald.
Down in Georgia the other day dogs
skull was found containing two $50 gold
pieces and some small pieces Of silver. This
isn't by any means the first time that a
mans money has gone to the dogs.-BostoD
Transcript
Policeman to lottery agent-'I see you"
Lottery agent 10 pOliceman-'I viii see
you TIE former grins pleasantly and
passes on, and the latter WInks to himself as
be rolls cigaret aud counts up the number
Of tickets sold.-Sau Francisco News Letter.
In the February number Of tine English
Illustrated Magazine 5lr. jones completes
his extremely excellent article The Dramatic
Outlook. So sincere and intelligent view
OF the subject has not been published for a
Y ery long while
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Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1884.

resident. Observation-Disclosures. III. j.. Palmer
ccretary j. W. Skinner