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Mr.. McCarty offered the followin

-NO. q.
Resolved, That the committee on poor with
the aid and advice of the district attorney are
hereby authorized and instructed to enter into a
contract with Dr. Z. s. Luehman, who is to at
tend and prescribe for all county poor persons or
paupers or proper county charges that may be in
need of medical aid except those confined in the
insane asylum, the sum to be paid therefor not to
exceed the sum of one hundred dollars; and in
case the said DR.. Luhman refuses to accept said
sum, to employ any other physician within the
city of Manltowoc for said sum aforesaid to per-
Co. ,I
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PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY BOARD.
SPECIAL SESSION.
tOFFICIAI.1

IOFFICIAL.1
Mr.. Wits. of select committee, sub
mitred the following:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Manitowoc
County-1entlemen: Your committee to whom
was referred the communication of the Sisters OF
St. Mary's, asking the county board for an ap-
preparation TO aid in the building OF a hospital
would respectfully report that In our opinion the
hospital Is necessity TO the county, and that
said hospital underthe supervision of the Sisters
has been success. If the county refuses to aid
in the construction of new hospital. the proba-
bility Is that the present hospital VIII be closed
In a short time. Your committee would respect
fully ask this board to give this matter due at
tention and to grant said Sisters such aid which
IN your judgment will be proper, provided that
the said Sisters of ST. Mary's viii make convey
ance to the county of eight lots formerly donated
to them.
III OF which is rasnacffnlIv snhrli tied
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Aug 29.-The petroleum market
was qu ct to-day. The first price 81 O3l2 was also
the highest and before it sold down to $1 OF,
and remained about steady until late in the day, when
it further declined to ST. OF 81 and closed at Oh g.
The sales were 1884, 600 brls.
OIL CITY, Aug. %. National Transit Company GER
tfcates opened at $103lo highest price ST OBJ l9:
lowest price 10l 81; closed at $1.O17s. Crude oil
sales, 1855 600 brls charters, l46 9S4 brls ship
ments, 6O,76S brls clearances, 4,6l4OOO brls.
BRADFORD, Aug. % National Transit Company
certificates opened 81 .O34 and closed at 81 OF g;
highest price, 81 .O34 lowest price, $1Ol7s; runs,
67, 024 brls total shipments 6O76S brls; charters.
1469S4 bris; clearances, 144 600 brls.
TITUSVIlLE. Aug. 29.-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 81 ,03lo highest price,
81 03lo; lowest price. &1Ol34 closed at $1.02;
sales not reported; shipments, CO. 75S brs charters
JAG, 9S4 brls
PITrSBURG, Aug. 29.-The petroleum market was
fairly active and irregular National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at $1.O3, and closed at
$1O2; highest price, 81 .O34: lowest price, 81 O13i
ANTWERP, Aug. 28.-Petrole9m, 19lof paid and
sellers.
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ANXIETY OF THE "SHORTS."
A Strong Opening in the Wheat Market
Causes a Rush to Cover Contracts.
Corn Rules Moderately Steady, but Values
Are Somewhat Weaker-Prices of Mess
Pork Lower but Steady.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Increased Activity in Railway Bonds-Stocks
Dull. but Very Steady.
New YORK, Aug 28.-Money on call was
sassy at l. per cent
Prime mercantile paper, a . per cent
Foreign exchange quiet at S. 81 for sixty days
and 81 85a for demand.
The total sales of stock to-day were ia, l26
shares, including the following Central Pa
eifc, 9,505; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
20,690; Kansas & Texas, 500: Lake Shore,
I2,8I0; Louisville & Nashville, 1885, North
western, 6 045; New York Central, $500; St.
Paul, 1860; Texas Pacific. $685. Western
Union, % 1922 Northern Pacific preferred, 64OO
Oregon Transcontnenta 4, APO.
Government bonds have been dull and prices
heavy.
State bonds have been dull and heavy.
Railroad bonds were quite active to day for
the general list the sales aggregatng 81 100, 900,
Of which Erie seconds contributed $343, 900 and
Texas Pacific issues $500 leaving $l,181,OOO
for the rest of the list There are more advances
than declines. It is stated that Mr. Henry
Willard has completed the sale of another block
of Northern Pacific seconds in Germany, the
sales being contingent. however, upon a showing
of favorable earnings by the company
The sales Of stocks were over 1907 600 shares
less than yesterday, and more than % per cent
of to-day's business was in Western Union and
Lackawanna. In no other did the total trans
actions amount to as much as Ia 600 shares. At
the opening prices were strong, the gains gen
orally amounting from to per cent, but
Lackawanna was off ! ard Union Pacific and
Lake Shore were unchanged. In the early deal
fngs there very slight advance from first
prices, followed by a reaction amount
ing to as much as / per cent
In two or three cases, and fractional
amounts for the rest Of the list. After mid
day the market became exceedingly dull and
steady, but with a slight tendency upward, and
it so continued until late in the last hour when
there was decline of to (. followed by re-
action of ] to in the closing transactions In a
number of instances however the final prices
were the lowest Of the day. the result
of the days operations being a net
loss in most cases of to per
cent. But in some cases advances
are shown. The street was comparatively free
of rumors of Importance, except dispatch crcu-
lated late III the afternoon, stating that freight
rates from Chicago eastward were again democrat
ized nearly all the lines taking freight at cut of
I0c per 100 pounds. 1t was announced, late in
the day, that the Lackawanna directors had
unanimously Endorsed the policy of the pres-
dent but the policy not made public though
1t was generally understood that it means to
mine and sell all the coal that the company can
dispose of.
The market closed with the following prices
hid
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

NEW YORK, Aug S.-Flour-Receipts, II,
300 brls; exports 3,I25 brls; sales, l3, 600 brls
weak; superfne Western and State, So go 3 60
Wheat lower; receipts, l72,3O0 bu exports,
III, 95S bu sales, 46l60 900 bu futures, $4,000 blu
spot; No 2 spring, 85ac; ungraded red, s4 Q98sc;
No red, SOLE in elevator. 9O.c afoat; steamer
No. red, 49, a $3.50; No. red, 81! 1850 in
elevator. Ole afoat; No white. Ole; No. 2 red,
August, nominal; September, 92k q 93sc. closing
at 922c: October. 81 a 95lc, closing at 944c; No
vember, SO. a 97ac, closing at 96sc; December,
9St az 94c, closing at oslo; January. Sl.OO a lOl,
closing at $l,00
Corn--Spot lots dull options heavy and tame,
closing barely steady; receipts, III, 600 bu;
EXPORTS 13 357 bu sales 494 900 bn futures. 1856,
600 bu spot and to arrive ungraded, "a a SOC; No.
2, "a. 055c elevator, soc afloat 52sc f. and j.;
No. white, sec; yellow, 56c No. 2 August,
81 054ac, closing at Sac; September, 52t a 52ac,
closing at 524c; October, 5Is n &c closing at
5l2c; November, 81! 5l4c. closing at Size.
Oats lower and moderately active; receipts,
I9O, 800 bu; exports, 1903 bu; mixed Western,
81 D34c: white do 81 a 42c
Hay steady and fairly active.
COffee-Spot in fair demand and firm at SIC;
options trfe stronger and moderately active;
Der, g. Zoe; October, q. 70 6 &c. November, Soc:
December. 6S5c; January. d 90c; March, 7.O0c;
Sugar. firm and demand fair; mold A, 9 ii 10
163c; confectionery A, 9-l6c off A. 6ac;
cut loaf and crushed, &c; powdered, &. 06sc'
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Provisions steady. Bacon-Cearrib sides, 63sc;
clear sides, 6.75c: shoulders, 1850 Bulk meats
Clearrib sides &C. clear sides, 63oc; shoulders 4oc
Mess pork, $40. Hams-Sugarcme 10.50111c.
Lard-Choce leaf. S50c.
TOLEDO, Aug 28.-Wheat dull and easy No. 2.
cash, August or September sec; October. s714c;
November, sslec; May, 99c bid; No. 2 soft, e9c
asked. Corn dull No 2 cash, August or September,
Acc asked October, As loc year, 3Sc bid; May, 39c
bid. Oats easy and quiet; cash August September
26i &c asked; Nay. Bic; Clover seed firm and quiet
cash or August S.. rs; September s. 60 bid October
50 90 bid November $500 bid. Receipts-Wheat
$4,000 6u; corn, 6 600 bu; oats, 5000 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat, 5000 bu; corn. % 900 bu.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.-Wheat quiet but steady.
he demand is poor and the supply large the receipts
for the past three days $50, 900 centals, in
Guiding 112, 600 American. Corn dull and demand
poor the receipts of American for the three
days were rs, 200 centals. Pork-Prime mess; SIS
cd per Dbl. Lard-Prme Western. 33s Cd per cwt.
Cheese-Fine American, 39s Cd per cwt. Canadian
peas, IS Sd per Genital
DETROIT, Aug. 2s-Wheat steady; No. red
cash and September, 90c October. 81 l2c asked No
vemoer 90 SIC; No. 1 white cash, 1854 September,
s6c; October. 87stc; No. red, e7l4c. Receipts;
% 900 bu. Corn-No 2. cash, 45c. Oats-No.
white, cash, 6l4c No. p September, 26l4c bid.
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and feeders. So s004.3O cows. $40 03.4O; grass
Texan steers. So. 9003.65.
Hogs-Receipts, 6.510 shipments, 1852. The
market was weak and sc lower; light and assorted
81 so 40: heavy and mixed 81 04.25.
Sheep-Receipts los; shipments, The mar
ket quiet; fair to good muttons, $2. so 03
to medium, $1.5OO225.
EAST LIBERTY. Aug 29.-Cattle-There was
nothing doing all the consgnments being for through
points. Receipts 342 head: shipments 600 head
Hogs-In fair demand; Phiadeiphias, S4. 20 "a rs;
1orkers, 81. 70 n 4S5 graSsers. 81. 500465 Re-
cipts, 500 head; shipments, 1900 head.
o SheepIdhe market was dull and unchanged; prime
$3 rs .25: fair to good, So. 2503.5O common 81
az; lambs, $30425. Receipts 1000 head ship
ments, AGO head.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s.-Hogs firm; common
and light 80 50 al 50; packing and butchers $435
04.9o. Receipts, 9S2; shipments $40.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, Aug 2S-5 p M.-Government
bonds-Consols, 100 SIG for both money and
account United States bonds, tours, 1861;
four and a-halfs, 1l4s Railroad bonds-Atlantic
q Great Western frsts. 1889 Atlantic & Great
Western seconds, 1903; Canadian Pacific. l46I;
Erie, 117s; Erie seconds, 704 Illinois Central,
1863; Mexican ordinary. 3d. st. Paul, common,
81; New York Central, l04 Pennsylvania Cen
trail, 154; Reading, 1lls.
PARIS, Aug 2S,-Three per cent rentes, S1f
Zoe for account
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Commercial Situation Still Encouraging
Prices Rule Steady.

Prices as a Rule Steady
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. %.
While for day or two past the market locally
has been more quiet than in the early part of
the month, business generally continues under
the influence of more hopeful feeling, as we'll
as better distributive demand in several i'm
portant departments, and the commercial situa-
ton presents many encouraging features; but the
Improvement thus far experienced is only the
beginning OF the healthy reaction that has been
so long in anticipation, and therefore must not
be too eagerly seized upon as an indication of
general activity. 1t is only natural in view of
the more promising outlook recently developed,
that there should be a disposition to stock up
more freely, for the widespread depression of
year has resulted in the practice of the most
rigid economy in the methods of conducting
business; supplies have been kept down to tho
very lowest point, hand mouth buying has
narrowed the volume of distribution, there has
been conspicuous absence of enterprise in the
ordinary operations of trade, and industrial in
terests have abored to restrict an overexpanded
capacity for production. AS rule, prices are
steady and strong at the low range of quotations
in most departments. Provisions moving
upward Sales of short ribs at S. So were
days prices, and lard is oneeighth of a cent bet
ter. Sugars advanced again East, but our quo
tatlons cover the advance.
GRAIN.
The local market, SO far as prices are con-
cerned, is unchanged. The grain blockade more
or less interferes with free movement. The
Board of Trade Price Current says of wheat
Choice grades are still in good demand. Arrivals
not quite so liberal Some of the roads have
notified shippers that more grain would be
received until the blockade at this end of the
line is removed. Futures are lifeless. We
quote
No. Mediterranean, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
40. red, O. 81
Corn-Steady with fair demand for all grades
at quotations Futures not wanted. Receipts
fair We quote
No. white O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 44la
No. white, 0. ----...----.--...--...------ AZ
No. yellow, Q. Al
No. yellow O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4312
No. mixed, 0. 4212
Oats-Rather quiet. with local market ruling
easy at quotations. We quote:
mixed, o. IA
Unmerchantable O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
Rye-No. 2, quiet; SIC bid.
Bran-Quiet at $ll.75
Hay-Choice timothy. $500 bid; no sellers;
No. l Timothy held at $l3; no buyers.
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
Coth olsleis- 4SOO
Oets, bushels 1850
hye DuShelS.- OCO
GRAIN IN STORE
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Wool.

BOSTON A ns deT HssCas aHYe and
Michigan feeces, $500, Michigan and Ohio delane,
32035c; unwashed woods, 1S@25c pulled woods,
2O027c for double extra, and 2503lc for superines.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 28.-Woo market steady:
New York, Michigan Indiana and Western coarse. so
oslo; washed combing and delaine coarse 80 033c;
Oregon. 17W24c
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Dry Goods.
NEW WORK. A

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-There is large business
in progress in all departments and agents and iobbes
alike doing WELL More fabrics of all kinds adapted
to ladies in good demand, and prices are
hardening Agents have advanced the price of Pride
of the West 36-in beached cottons to l lc Berwick
prints to 4c Dunkrk prints to &c, and AIerrmac
shirtings to 434c.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Cotton-The Post. in its
cotton review, says: After the little excitement
Yesterday consequent upon shorts of August being
obged to cover at high rates. the market for future
0eyerles resumed its regular and prices up TO
2:I5 2. m. fell "a 1OOc for August, and 1900
$1,000 for later months. At the third CALL only
ZOO bales of October sold at 9.61c August was
offered at Soc; Septem ber at g. 19c; November at
S.oIc; December, at $3.50; January at 967c, and
balance OF the list in the proportion. Futures
closed quiet and steady. Sales of the day. 81 bales.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 28.-Cotton steady. though
somewhat mactive middlng upiands, 5l2d; middllng
orleans, 81 6d. Sales. 1000 bales including 5oO
1or speculation and export and 1920 bales of Amer
can. Weekly cotton statement: Sales of the week,
10000 bales; American, 30 900 bales; spectators
took 900 bales; exporters took 600 bales forwarded
from shpslde direct to spinners, 800 bales actual
exports, $500 bales; total imports 10000 bales;
American, II, 600 bales; total stock, $4,000 bales;
American, 429 COO bales total amount afoat 49,
ooo bales American, 10000 bales
GALVESTON, Aug. %. Cotton steady; middling,
7-16c; low middling 316c; good ordinary. &c;
exports coastwise 200 bales; sales, 595 bales: stock
on hand. 1902 bales. Weekly statements Net re
cepts, 3 836 bales gross receipts 800 bales ez-
ports coastwise 3,4e5 bales; sales, 2,42S bales
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2S.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed; net and pts 326 bales; sales ZOO
bales stock on hand 991S bales Weekly statement:
Net receipts 2,613 bales; receipts 1902 bales
exports to Great Britain, 1,262 bales; exports to
the continent l 257 bales; exports coastwise 5,34O
bales sales, 2, 100 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-Cotton nominal; middling,
9@4c; sales, reported receipts, q bales ship
ments, SO bales; stock on hand, !, 995 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 29-Cotton quiet middling 93ic;
receipts so bales shipments none; stock on hand,
2,2lO bales; sales nnmportant.
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American Refrirerated Reef

LONDON Aug. 2S.-Amercan refrigerated beef,
IS Sd for hndq and rs 10d for foreQ
p TBS by the carcass.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2S.-American refrigerated
beef 62d for hindquarters and 4d for forequarters
$4 is, by the carcass
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Cincinnati. indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, s. and c.-.-.......-. 400 AM
Cincinnati, Rushville and Colum.
bus Accommodation lilo aa
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail p. c. 3:55 ua
Cincinnati Accommodation daily 6:55fra
AITlVe-Indian aUolis Accommodation daily 1905 an
Chicago and st. Louis Mail p. c.. 40 an
indianapolis and Lafayette Accom-. 455lm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line
daily, S. and G. To- spus
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart-Lafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom- u ID am
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- 7Dam
Chicago Mail, p. 12a5 pm
Lafayette Accommodation. 1890. 5i0rm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex 5I0rus
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Lime, daily, S., r. c......... 11:l0pum
Arrive-Cncinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily c. c. and 1886 xm
Lafayette Accommodation. 1855 aua
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. 1855 aaa
Cincinnati and Washing Mail p. 3:4J pex
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-. 6:42 Iaa
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex.. SAC pEa
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Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad.

Via Vandaia Line.
I've indianapolis s*10:i5pm t4:00pm p'12OOm
I've Terre Haute 53Oam +9:35pm 22Opm
AR Evansville. 9:2Oam 12:o1nm 6:l0pm
I've Evansville. s*6:3opm "l:00am p"10:OOam
AR Terre Haute. 1O:25pm 4:50am l:55pm
AR Indianapolis. 3:30am tl0OOam 4:15pm
Via |. g. st. l.. Ry)
I've indianapolis tl0:50pm t530pm .1l:55am
1--we Terre Haute s530am "9:35pm p2:2Opm
Ar Evansville. s3:2Oam 12:5Oam p6:l0pm
Live Evansville. s.6:3Opm fI:UOam p41000am
AR Terre Haute. sl0:23pm 4:50am p1:55pm
Ar Indianapolis 3:45am tl0.00am 3:35pm
Daily, daily except Sunday, parlor car s sleep
ing
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch paror
sleeping and buffet the finest run in America
Cars open for passengers at $50 p. IN. Train
does not leave until 10;45 y. n.
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LIVE STOCK.

Steady Prices for Choice Grades of Cattle
Hogs Weak and Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. %.
Cattle-Receipts, 200; shipments. $50. Mar
ket dull and ten to fifteen cents lower on com
mon grades, while choice grades are steady. We
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Wheat Corn Oats. Rye.
Elevator A. ! Is. 1872 1904 36455 772
Elevator b.. 81 900 $4,000 100 600 900
Capital Elevator 40 600 5000 1000 1890.
Elevator D.. 20, 600 ..-. 1000 w
Total. 256, 1872 SO, 634 141 455I 1O71
Correspon'g day
last year.. 143, 200 II, 100 al ,6OOI 5000
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Cincinnati, Wabash 8 Michigan Railway.

Over the Bee-line.l 40
Observation-Disclosures and Grand Rapids Elk. go ~ ST
Michigan Express. --:--.-----'' - n 80 -.
Louisville and Wabash Express :. ~ ~ pm
Arrive-Wabash and Indianapolis Express u - 81
Cincinnati Il Louisville Express = = 80 ~ pm pm
Indianapolis and st. Louis Express io'i' p'I-
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Louisville, New Albany Chicago.
Chicago Short Linei
Depart-Chicaeo and Michigan City Mail I'D: % Ace
Frankfort Accommodation o;OV PpA
Chicago Night Ex., daily s--...-I 70 70 ~.
Arrive-Indianapolis Night Elk, daily, So. 3 90 u.s..
Indianapolis Accommodation. .--. I - co o..
Indianapolis Mail .----.-..-...-..- o." -
BROAD RIPPLE TRAINS-sUNDAY osLlE; ,o v~
Depart-9 am, m Arrive-l N, .o~ -
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indianapolis. Decatur & Sprn field.
Depart-Decatur and Peoria Through Mail. 8
Montezuma Accommodation, daily
except Sunday .------.---.-.. g
Fast Express daily r. C. and s. 10
Arrive-Fast Express. daiv r. C. and S.. 3
Montezuma Accommodation, daily
except Sunday ....-- S
Through Mail .....-.-... 8
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Indiana. Bloomington & Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-f,aci6e Express and Mail .... S:15 Saz
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, c.. 5:l0 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk.
press, daily r. c. and s.......... lilo En
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, C. and s.---.---.-----.-- 500 aus
Cincinnati Special r. c... 100 an
Atlantic Express and Mail. --.-... $40 pan
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express Mail daily nc. ALP su
Atlantic Express, daily. 9. and c. C. 400 pHa
Dav Fxnr,ess acknowledgements. 900 pza
Arrive Pacific EXPRESS daily g. and c. c. TAO srz
Western Express. ...... 445 pan
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily, s. and r. c...---..-. 1883 pan
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indianapolis & st. Louis.
Denart-Dav Fxpress, daily. c. c... 710 sn
daiIv n 1 / IS am
Paris Exp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 pa
New York and St. Louis Express,
daily, s. and c. c.---.----..- .lO:0o pm
Arrive-New York and Boston Express
daily. c. 3;45 am
Local Passenger 1000 arm
indianapolis Express daily ..-...,. 1888 pna
Dav Express c. c. daily ..... OBS pa
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis
Depart-Cincinnat Dayton and Toledo 400 ain
Cincinnati. Dayton, Toledo and
New York .11:O5 sm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express. -....-....--. 6:45 pm
Arrive-C Cincinnati, Peoria and St Louis 1853
Cincinnati Accommodation --..... 500 pu
Cincinnati, Peoria ard ST. Lous. 10 45 pun