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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27
0criGlfss W IcrilnuSll,,lectt.

2&uiieuQerid)t t. - lSor Oen &.1tern
EinINp, GuuOI unO S0uS.) - 9iad)aB pom
Sobu i. 5iiibiame, 9lHna &nuSmanu, @acu
Mt9crmOtt, 9lbredjHuug aHgemel0et Ytar=
tba 9luu Sb0rer uuO Glen Wc0ermott, ,ju=
peuMr cingeredt; 9enrn u. g8bte uuo
Sob. q. Rooer, SHUennr eiHgcretnt; Bar
b0ra 9iict uu1 6rieOr. @gner, EeitameHt ait
ertamt; SEQ. gS. 8irtmau, Serfuui erlaubt:
Q&ilb S.&ei9bler, Solmad)t sur Sermalmuq
al Sobu 81. GeIgbler, u. y. SouO, oltto all
GTtruoC SiObnion uuo 4. %. gGells Ditto al
Glen ~. 2SellS.
Gupcrtorgtri6t. - (SOr 3Hbter
EbelpS.) Stmon gegcn Sgrne, berittet, in
ocu OGuoen Der @elhmOreHeH nit Sultruf=
tiou, Elm perNe9elteS SerOitt einSubriugen;
". y. Diaguire II. u. gegeu 2Scbiter, 6OrO
& Comp, Shuloilage, inter SerbauOluug.
Sir beHte: glr. Al, As, As, 81, sc, GO, G1,
81 II. 45.
Common YIeNSgeri6t. - (Sor
&idlter 9ufip.) yodlcr & 9lttiuiOn seaeu
GbriItlau Ntspgr II. Aunu 6ortmauu, Sla9e
iucgeu 2ebrliHsS &oahaft, IN 0aHben bet
@eihmoreneu. Sir beuta: yir. rs, BIS,
ia, l15, 11G, 80, iOl, $3.50, 81, A, AS
as, AZ, 1O7, IO9 bis 112 mo III bis l21-
Stn0ttrciSgerid dl t. - Sor 9ftd1ter
SromH.j Sable gegeu Sable, beridJtet, be
enoet. Sir beute: Gbert gegen Die rP90ntr
Guarantee DtumaI 2lfoctatiou;" Der pe5t-
Same5 SparOereiu" gegen &ll9. 0en9Ierr
Sob. 9. 2lDo gegen GbeO. GoOf.
Sta btgert6t.-(%O %Or 0Iidtcr Stewdrt.)'
@prue gegeu Sione0 y0na, gta9laBuerwals
ter, Scroift iir ben Sertlagten; Yerbg &c
gen 9imott giouiS, bcri6tet, in 6dnOeH Der
Geifmorencn; 3brumau g. Sobn gegen Sob.
6cuer, Stage meeeu GOntraitbru9s, uHtcr
&erbonOlung; g8tion gcseu Gottman, auf
Autrag beS Gcrtlaaten mad Dem Common
Yleas9eridIt UerIegt; @ouGOn ge9en @egg,
Seroift fir Sl36.27.
GrimipaIgeri6t t. - (Sor 9Ithter
Ttber.) Sjnmc5 0ugbes, uuanltdHOiger Nm
Qriii, 60 5uge 6nit; 6euru DfcDOnalo, alias
,iobn ghra0 uRO 5obn S'gteia, DtebitabI,
bctanntCn Id idulOig, lS Dtonate OaIt; gte
ger Sobu SulUau, 0lebtubl, Ditto, DO
nate 6ait; SObu @ilbcrt, 6GIiAung, inter
Yerbunouu0 6iir bcute: 5ameS Bortlb,
Stepbau 0tc2oualo une SObn 0etIeruf
Some8 8ilion, q. Waribaa uno GOm. SaSz
Ter, 9iebfabl, &lire6 QllOns unO 59aooGuS
t6aQ, Seioc lieger, geneine 8tebe; SObn
Dtuuce, SEQ. 8irh, GOparO 8ap, Sobn
4arr, 6rant gSeitpbal uno geOrg @OmaroS,
unQeietlibes Stimmen; SEQ. 2S. ylellou,
QSm. ioaQ, Gbrilttna genls, Sbas. Romlaro.
l1t .JJ 9I,toviH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27

topte au6 bon 2ppuraten nne Sansasen tir alle aI'
iidsn sSrpers. Sansjdbrise prattilte @rtabrunsen,
tueIde nil uns in europa, rpie aut tn eissm saaee
.rmorben inS sueieIsobns bic lraden un,efss gss
nod nor sins2 fursen @panne 3eit feline SeSIrintIe
I'm fernen Often bsirieOisen muSte, Ensst nnnms4r
tn Baltimore nttt nur etnsn liesrunss{dhsen Saot!'
fanten, ionbern aud elm completes Eager oeeHs.s M
TsionSere Sas ieiben6e 4u6lltlm. T0dten mir aIt
nniers auatoutiid, eorrsft seiormten Sradl;
bdttper aufmertiam MAIDEN. Rebr, alS iU,oOo
mit Sriiden 8ebaftete ieeliden Ilters uno @eihehs
conillItirten Srn. aSilns uno ipur6en nit ei1em ai'
esrft prsismfrossu, bauerbaen, bic Seiben erlei17
krnben Sruhbonoe periehen.
nnier EameusE Eepartentenf. pom eohlPetsnts.
saaer bon llnterIeibs biuoen, Sprtseu, WndI
aretshaItern, &riiden, S,6rrohren &C. &C. :.
ilnSer Eager fnnjtItdler Wsmi dlen; Nngsnns Ip
nos bebeuten6fie IiioIih Don ReD<9orf. (Te5rl,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27

I'm S6nupien ua6 5Ieber gu Oertrelben,
gebrau@e man bsi 3etten 9r, Pleree FIX
tract Of Smart Weed" (23,5,Tt@W5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27

ner 6euers uno nit auffelluns zines Ses
rttts iiber before W&aBregeln Sur St9erung
oeS &dpitolS 9egen Seuersgefabr beauttragt
Cine 9lnSabI neuer Bills rno Sei9liife
murbe nnter Serleiung Der 2iite Der Staaten
ein9ebraht unb iiberrpeeu, oarunter
bird yddoaS ga. sur Seriuilliguug BON
100000 fir sic @tGblirlng eineS 6IOtteuz
baubofS III Sruus mid, @a.;
Gurd 9Sbite (6g.) ein Blenarbei6luB, mel
der BEN SdabamtSiefret tdr uno Sen Cont
miTiGr ser Sulanblteuern beS lleberi6reitcnS
ibrer Sefngniie gerefi5 @iutreibung Der
Spirituoleuiteuer beid)uloigt uuo Die Nuiz
bebung OeS InteS bes SteuerzGomuIiiiGr8
perOrbnet;
burh 6ewitt (N.=O.) Elm SeihIuB, wel6er
Den StaatsIetretdr erIud)t, Dem 0auie nlitSu=
tbeiler, oh oas Staat5oep epartemeut IuSfunft
!tber bier Sn gan0e 9eplaute SerIfp6rungen
Segen beirsunoete auSmdrtige Mtdd]te, reip.
8gnGnttz Ittentate II. 0gl., babe, uuo mas
III 6ieier &3iuiidt geideben t0nne, nm Die
Eeitraflng Der Sdulrigen 81 erpirteu; Dem
Gomite fitr dusluartl9e An9ele9enhetten uberz
iUielen;
onrt) 6iublap (MS.) Elm Sei6lnB, pel6er
ben Stnat5jetretGr nm NuStunft iiber Die
6rage eriudt, oh irgen6 pelf)e Siir9er ooer
Semohuer Der Ser. Staateu brett ODER i'll
bireft al Dem 2lnitiften Der uorgeitrigen @r=
plOIouen in gonbOn betbetltgt maren; Dem
@Onlite 1iir auSmGrttge An9e!egenbetten ii er=
mielen:
ourd 9orEbeinler (N.=0) Sie @0munoS'z
ide Sia Sur Seitraiun9 BON 0pnamlt 9(tten'
taten.
sSornep (Nla.) beri6tete Die armee Ser
mtlltQunQSblQ ell, un0 olelelbe lpur6e Dem
YlenQr= @omite Iberluielen.
Solicit (S.) pom SerlpiligungSs& s&omite
berihtete cine Sill ein, ueld]e $4,000 uerrptl=
ligt, I'M Die GomnliIidre beS 0iftrifts @Olun1=
biG III StanO Su iebenr fir Die Iufredterz
baltung Der Sronung gele9entltt Der beoor=
itebenben Snau9urationSfeier Gorge Su traz
gen; angenommen.
Ia6SenI bas Sans Die Serpiuiguug fir
ben 9iitritt Columbia alSbann eiuige 3eitin
Blenariibung erOrtert bate, obne ite 5u erz
lebigeil, u1lterbreitete S'9teiu (Benni.) ben
YroteIt Ser Ybilaoelpber !SanOelsfamrer
9e9en BEN SanOelsuertrag nit Spanisn.
Die 0fientliden @eidGfte murben GlSbann
unterbroden uno bas SauS id,ritt Sur @r=
mdgung Ser Srauerbeifliilie i'll SeSug AMI
bas fiirSlid eriolgte 9lbleben bes 9feprGienz
tnnteu g&. q. Duncan ans Yenninlpaniert.
Die Seid)liiie wurben einItimnig angenonlz
men, uno S6. @rmentrant, Swope, attinz
ion, 9ianOaQ II. q. bielten alsbann Ge0en,
in ipeld)en iie ben SerOienlteu bcs Seritorbez
nen Qnertenuung uiberfabren lieBeu. I'm
"a l1hr rrfnIotp 9Sprtnnuun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27

Die bemerfeuSwcrtben unO pObltbditgeu
9ieiultate, Die Der @ebrau6 pOH MonellS
Teething Cordial er5ielt, babeu gu letner
ullgemeineu 2lupeuoung III iait allen ArteH
BON Srantheiteu, oeuen Sinoer unternorten
lino, gefiibrt. Gr beilt E!abung, Soltt, Itas
aenidHre, 0urdiall II. +. {. Seine 6anlllte
ioQte obue ibn ieiu. Ses aaen AsOthetetn bu
hQben. (1li-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27
Sm Repraieatantenbaaie

purbe bas Gonlite fir 0te9ieruu9Sgebduoe
auf antrag StOdslaser's (Suo.) nit elmer
llnteriuduns Der llriufe oes bente inter benz
Da9e Der Repraientantenballe anssebrO4e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-27
Scin @rmuS fur oas @tniareitfn Der
Sunoesbeboroe.

gEaibiugton, 26. Sanuar. - SultSz
Staatsiefretdr Abee ertldrte beute be3lt9ltf
Ser 9nuamit GrploIionen in 2onbou, bic
Ser. Staoten t0unten pOrldufg ytidtS IN Der
Sa6e tbun, 6enn es liege nld)t Der gerin9lte
@runb fir bic 2lnnabme Dor, baB Amertta
auf irqeltb eiue @eiie fir bic &ttentate per=
ontuortlih lei. Die Erableyeien S'0ouos
ban NoIia'S unO ieiner 2lnbdnger lteBen jpor
muthnlaBeu, baB oieielben bic 9ano I'M
Spiele bntten, allctu eS lei nid)t erlptelen,
bus lie iif iraeuomie gegeu 0a8 SOlterred)t
neroquaeu bGtten. 60 lange nIft n1t9eS
pieien lei, oaB aneritaniid)e Biir9er Telnole=
liae Saublungen gegen @n9luuo be9an9en,
unb Sok bic Ser. Staatcn bic SoafreduH9
Der AMI ioldle SGlle be5iigltd)en 9elege per
ua6lGifgt bIttenr tonne Amerlta nlGt laf
Snuamitz Qttentate uerantmortlif 9e91lten
meroen. @S iei SbatladJe, oaB oIe Ser.
Staateu feline geiebe baben, bic aul oerarz
tiae GGlle angemenoet merben toHneH, Iao
bic oom Senator @omunos eln9ebra4s Stu
3iele oarauihir, oieiem uebelfanGe ab5upelz
fen. Der 9puamttfrieg lei eln 4uSpualS
Der letteu paar Sabre uHo bic 9eleBeh Ger
Ser. Staateu entbielten feline aut Inn an
penobaren Seoingungen. @n9laHo'8 euro
pGiide Na6baren bGtten ild) bis Dor Sltr5em
in abulifer Sage befuuoeu. 90 laH9e 9tl4ts
eeqen S'9ouoOan 8oiia uno @ohorten Dor
iie9e, ais beren eigeneS @ei9wae, relp. 10
lange ni6t poitio erpieien iet, oaB ne oa5
uou linen col1eftirte geiO ju 9pnamtt=At=
teutaten III Gnglanb perpenbeten, tOnne man
linen g2ihts anbabeH, nm 10 mehr, oa Der
Seroudt nahe liege, NaB iie Die Sei9t9 laubt9S
felt uaS be Saterlaubsliebe ibrer ganoSIeute
su ihgen eigeneu Sortbeil auSbeuteten.
Gin Se;arworter Der Ssnamitssittentate innt
SGpeisen sebradlt.
9ublin. 26. Sanuar.-Sn elner beiite
abgcbalteneu Seriammlung oes lotnlen 3meiz
qes Der gtatiOnalsgiga in giOumel grgritT Oas
Staotratbs -Mitglie6 Pbeluu bus gSort un6
6uBerte ii1 biQi9euO iiber Die 9puamit. Ser
breheR in 9onoon. Al5 er 0nsriei: no lan9e
@uslauO bic gere4ten slniprilde 3rIaHo q
perIpeisert, iueroen biele 9gn0mlt> >Grplolto'
men iertSaueru," er6ob iih Elm iol9er Sturnl
bee nUWiueuS, Hab 9r, PbelGn I4pel9eu u
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Der Deutf6e Correspondent
48. Gpnsre6.-3weite stsmns.

Cine SBnamitsEebatte i'm Scnate. - 9eao=
iuiter Riooleberser blamirt iidl. - Ban
aro's SeifInB fait eiaitimn.is ansenpm:
men. - WaBreseln sesen Die SDuamiier
I'M Sat,ye aur Mureau;ta aebrad1t.
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Sur3 mad II llbr bente Sornlttag muySe
inter einenl Saufen Sii9er uuO 9ofumeIt.
inter oem eiiernen 0ade Der 9teprdieutaHten=
halle Seuer entoedt, ipeldes iebo6 binneu
tpsnigen @itnnten pnr4 Die Seuerwebr ge=
l0idt puroe Gs blie6 auf etnen etiua 20
SuB i'm @epierte meHenben 9taum bel6rdntt.
alem Nnideine na6 wurbe Der SranS bur9
Gleftri;itGt peranlaBt, in0em mebrere Der sur
Seleu1tung Der Salle bienenben 0rGbte I'M
rittelbar iiber ber Stellc meggeben, OIL mel
der baS 6eEer au8brad.
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sas aelbe ateber III MitteIamerifa.

@eneralItabsarst SanlmOn0 bonn Otariuez
6oipitaloienit bat Die Jta6rift erbalten, Oab
bas 9elbe Tieber IN Banana unb Colon nod
b1tbit b0sartig auftritt. 9luf einem einsigeu
6riebbofe in 4auana fin0 Swii6en Dem 1.
SuIi unb bem 81. DECEMBER 1884 iiber 1000
Ierlonen beer6igt tuorOeu, unb man i9dgt,
baB pGbrenb OeS uerloiieuen SabreS iuenig=
items 24OO Meniden III iener StaOt itarbelt.
Or. Sammonb empfieblt, aGle aus Yanama
un0 Colon naf 6Gfen Der Ser. Staaten
tommenoen 6abr3eu9e iorsfdltig Sn iiber=
tUQden.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-05

the Northwest. The reduction went into effect
Sept. L. Bridge iron can now be carried by the
carload for fifteen cents per hundred, instead OF
twenty cents. There has been a great deal OF
bridge. building going on in the West and
manufacturer will appreciate this reduction.
st. Paul has caught the railroad building
fever-on paper-and the local press is adding to
the Manitoba system some 700 miles of road In
the way of a new line from Crookston to Duluth,
with branches to Devils lake and elsewhere.
The foundation for all of this is a surveyors
party at Crookston, the presence OF three ran.
road managers at Duluth, and the investments OF
several wealthy men in water power on the upper
Missouri.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company's earn
Ings for July, from the whole system were
So. 3O4. 900, a decrease from July of last year of
$40. 900. Expenses, 81, 292, 230, an increase of
1857. 800; surplus earnings, 81. 012. $50, a decrease
of 1925. 308. For seven months, to July 81, the
gross earnings were $13, 529, 500, an increase Of
$159. 1903; expenses, SO 042. 374, a decrease of
$473, l49. Surplus earnings, $4,2S7, AS; a de-
crease of 1913, 345.
Receiver McNulta, since taking charge of the
Toledo, Cincinnati e. st. Louis, has made some
changes and additions, and more are to follow.
Engineers are now at work on plans for four
new bridges to be erected on the line. Twenty
four miles of new steel rail will be bought and
laid in patches between Toledo and Delphos,
where it is needed. The receiver asserts that
the road is now on a cash basis. the receipts ex-
ceed the daily expenses, and he Is paying
promptly all debts contracted by the present
management.
The contracts for equipping the Chicago.
Burlington & Northern road were awarded on
Thursday to build the cars and coaches, but the
Pullman Company secured the prize, which is
said to be worth no less than 81, 500, 900. This
contract calls for the construction and delivery
of thirty-fve first-class passenger coaches,
twenty-five cabooses, and 800 freight cars.
The Rhode Island locomotive works secured the
contract for the construction of thirty-fiye
locomotives for passenger. freight, and switching
service. 1t is understood that the delivery OF
the stock is to begi Jan. l, 1856.
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Swindling "A Pensioner.

A few years ago Zachariah Taylor, who served
in Company F, Forty eighth Indiana Volunteers,
received So, 800 in pension arrearages. He
readily fell under the Establishments of a woman,
and into the scheme of others to deprive him of
his money. They induced him to invest several
hundred dollars in alleged business ventures,
which they afterwards sold at a nominal value.
Taylor became timid during the bank failures
and drew out his money. with which he bought
So, 900 worth of bonds. His so-called friends
took him to Chicago, where they persuaded him
to sell his bonds and buy a yacht, which they
afterwards got from him. By this time
all of his $1,000 was gone, but at the
end of each quarter he received 800.
In the interval the friends" would
throw him aside; but about the time his quar-.
terly pension money was due they would fright
en- him into paying out the greater part of it as
hush money. They sent to him anonymous
notes, calling his attention to accusation
against him for certain alleged crimes. Taylor
went to Cincinnati. and was followed by the
woman, who took from him on pretended claims
nearly all of his last quarterly payment. Robert
y. Smith, the attorney, yesterday applied to
Judge Ayres for the appointment of a guardian
for Taylor. who was found to be of feeble mind.
The petition was granted, and the guardian will
be named to-day.
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~iscenaneo Notes.

The Chicago & Northwest road reports gross
earnings for August 81. 928. 200, a decrease from
August of 1884 of 500. 700.
The St Louis & San Francisco road reports
earnings for August of 1859, 800, a decrease of
$73, 900 from August, 1884.
The Chicago & Alton road reports earnings
for the month of August of 724. 396. a decrease
from the corresponding period last year of
Rl35, 900.
The belief is becoming general that it is folly
TO try to keep up rates so long as the matters be-
tween the New York Central and West Shore
and the Pennsylvania and South Pennsylvania
roads remain unsettled.
The reorganization committee of the Wabash
bondholders opened subscription books at No.
100 Broadway. New York, Yesterday. 1t was
stated in Wall street that about sc. 000. 900 Of the
general rN~rtgage bonds had already assented To
the reorganization plan.
In the case Of the Beach Creek railroad the de-
Tense Will claim that this road is not a competing
line with the pennsylvania railroad. but is being
purchased for the sake of the local traffic origi
mating thereon. In preparing these answers
General Solicitor Scott. of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. has been assistei bv Coun-
selors Wayne MacVeagh and David w. Sellers.
The Northwestern Traffic Association has
aaade another change in rates from Chicago to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the Recorders Office,
of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty-four hours
ending at 5 o'clock. p. M, Sept. 4, 1885, as fur
nished by Elliott s. Butler, abstracters of titles, room
No. 3, Ktna Building:
The Indianapolis Thill Coupling Company
to Charles Feathet ston, lot 70 in George
III. Hornaday's addition to the town Of
Hosbrook $4,000
Isaac b. Hill and wife to Mary NJ. Bosley,
lots 81 and 80 in John II. Masters
subdivision of blocks 81 to Sc, inclu-
sive, in Temple G. Harrison & Co.'S
addition to indianapolis. .......- -. 5 90
Sarah 4. Shortridge and husband to Will
lard P. Short idge, part of the west
half of the northeast quarter of section
%, township 10 north, range a east 100000
John Rotach and wife to vi tor Schart,
lot q and the north half of lot 20 in
block 6 in Central Park addition TO In
dianapolis. 10000
Mary +. Nichols to John Bittle, part of
lot IS, in the town of Irvington -. 100000
William +. Kuhn ct al. to Margaret b.
Caldwell lot 3 in A. L. Wright's addi-
ton to indianapolis. 2,250.00
Conveyances, g. consideration .......$12 10000
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CHURCH SERVICES.
BaptiSt.

EIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
Il ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
pastor at 1870 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday.
school at 2 o. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday at
7:45 p. m. Teachers meeting, led by pastor, Friday
at 7:45 p. m. All are cordially welcome to any or all
of these services.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Prof. j. G. Ridpath was in the city yesterday.
Henry Crawford, OF Chicago. is at the Denison
House.
D.. B. Sweetzer and daughter, of Marion, are
at the Denison.
Rev. DR.. Lynch will occupy DR.. Marines pull
pit tomorrow morning.
James Devine, a prominent railroad attorney
of Toledo. is at the Denison.
George G. Cochran, general freight agent of
the N. Y, P. &c o., railway, is at the Denison.
Martin Snider, general manager of the Stand
ard Oil Company's stave works, is at the Deni-
son.
Hon. Will Cumback delivers the address to the
old settlers, at Whitestown, johnson county,
to-day.
Amos j. Walker has been appointed general
agent of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. of Boston
and Chicago, and will have the management of
j. Whiucomb Riley's engagements.
Mr.. James j. Walsh, who until recently
resided at Greenfield. and was, during the last
session Of the General Assembly, reading clerk
of the Senate, has opened an Office for the prac-
tice of law in this city, at room No. Al, Branden
block.
Bishop Knickerbacker has returned from his
vacation. He will oficiate in Grace Church on
Sunday morning, preaching and celebrating holy
communion. In the evening in the same church
there will be a missionary meeting. with adj
dresses by the Bishop and Miss Carter.
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NTERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
PreSbyterian

CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
- of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, d. D., pastor. No preaching. Sunday-school
at 2:15 p. m. Experimenting On Thursday evening.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Cedar and Elm streets. Rev. r. V. Hunter, pas
tor. Subject for morning. Letting Down the Net.
Evening services will be held in the Virginia avenue
Rink. Sunday-school at 2:3O p. M. Prayer-meeting
on Thursday evening. Come.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
Il and Second streets. Rev. J. Albert Rondthaler,
pastor. 1870 O'Clock, morning services: 2:l5 p. M,
Sunday-school and Bible classes; 1850 p. M, evening
services. Seats free throughout the house. Strangers
made welcome.
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Christian.

rENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
" Delaware and Ohio streets. Services to-moi row
at 1870 a. m. Inaugural sermon H Pastorelect Z. j.
CAN'T. Evening subject, Jesus the Light of the
World Sunday-school at 8 a. m. Prayer-meeting on
Thursday evening at T:3O.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

NJ AYFLOWER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
wi st. Clair street. near East. Rev. N. A. Hyde,
d. D., pastor. Public services will be resumed to-
morrow. Preaching. by the pastor at IO:3O a. m.
SUNDAY. school at 2 p. m. Strangers cordially invited.
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Wherein III reach the conscience of the king"
And equally true is il that DR.. Pierce's pleas
ant Purgative Pellets lthe original Little Liver
Pills. are the most effectual means that can be
used to reach the seat of disease, cleansing the
bowels and system. and assisting nature in her
recuperatiye work. BY druggists
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Methodist Episcopal.

" Church-Corner of Butler street and Central ave-
nue.. Preaching tomorrow at 1890 a. M, by Rev.
Thomas "a. Lynch. Sunday-school at 2:15 p. 10.
Young peoples meeting at z p. m. There will be no
service at night.
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Hotel Arrivals.


Denison: H. W.. Loring, Boston; w. NJ.
Warner, Cleveland; John N. Turner, Marion; j.
A. Lanierd, Anderson; j. FL. B. Whitnedge,
Newark, o.
Grand Hotel: Nate G. WEIGH, Warsaw; Geo.
d. Crane, Fort Wayne; John w. BEEN, Spen-
Ger; S. P. Reynolds, Charlottesville; David
Marks. Wabash; Will F. Kissell, Muncie; w. II.
Parker, Upton; w. H. Elson, Rockville; Joseph
Stein. Herman Meyer, New York; E. M. Elan,
st. Louis; Charles l.. Goodspeed and wife, Chi.
cago. sa~~~s
Bates House: George r.. Pierce and wife,
Terre Haute; q. f. Elliott, 7. W.. Hogan, W.
G. McMain and wife, Hamilton; w. s. Chris
tian. Noblesville; .. O. Henderson. Kokomo; G.
T. Murray. j. Fl. Evans and wife, Columbus; G..
Gardner. Middletown; S.. o. Pickens, Spencer;
7. A. Stuart, Lafayette; E. J. O'Beirne, Fort
Wayne; Samuel ". Hess and wife, R.. r. Nor
rs and wife. Richmond; W. G. Winstanley,
Bedford; B. H.. Baird, George Wilson, Roches-
ter; S. q. Detchon. Clarence Galley, Crawfords-
vile; W. B. Biddle. LaPorte; Waiter r. Fales,
Arizona; DR.. j. c. Beard and wife, New Orleans;
A. N. Morton, Peoria; J. c. Robinson, Spencer.
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Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway.

lover the Bee-hne1
Depart--Indianapolis and Grand Rapids Elk 4:00 am
Michigan Express 11:O5 am
Louisville and Wabash Express ITO nm
Arriye-Wabash and indianapolis Express. 11:25 ann
Cincinnati e. Louisville Express. 2.05 pm
indianapolis and st. Louis Express 10:15 pm
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Cincinnati. indianapolis. st. Louis 6 Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line.
daily, s. and c. c.,.-..-.....-.. 4:00 sr
Cincinnati, Rushvile and Colum.
bus Accommodation ..........11:10 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, D. G. 3:55 pu
cincinnati Accommodation, daily. 6:55 pun
Arrlve-Indianapolis Accommodation, daily 1905 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mail, D. c..-11:45 am
Indianapolis and Lafayette Accom-. 4:55 pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line.
daily, S. and c. 10:45 DIN
CHICAGO DIVISION.
D~epart-Lafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom-. 7:1O am
indianapolis and South Bend Ex-. 7:1O am
Chicago Mail, o. Experimentation pm
Lafayette $40 pm
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- $40 pm
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Lime, daily, S. r. c...--.....11:10pn
Arrive-Cincinnat and Florida Fast Line,
daily, C. c. and s--.-..-..-...... 3:35 ann
Lafayette Accommodation 1890. 1855 ann
South Bend and indianapolis Ex.. 1855 am
Cincinnati and Washing'n Mai. p. c 3:45 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-. GAP pm
South Bend and indianapolis Ex-- 6:42 pna