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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.
In THE CITY.
News STAND AT UNION DEPOT.
DENIsoN HOUSE.

In THE CITY.
News STAND AT UNION DEPOT.
DENIsoN HOUSE.
Bates HOUSE,
GRAND HOTEL,
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
ENGLISH HOTEL,
BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
SHERMAN HoUsE,
SPENCER HOUSE.
MRS. HUFFnfANs NEWS STAND. 80 Massachusetts
avenue.
r. B. JERUSALEM, I'll Massachusetts, avenue.
N. V. ATKINS, 81 Massachusetts, avenue
ANDY SHARP, IL Massachusetts avenue.
Cox 81 BROTHER 262 West Washington street.
JAMES CHAMBERS. 152 East Washington street.
I'll. Il. HALL 81 East Washington street.
sage & Co., % North Illinois street.
SCoTTs DRUG STORE, Virginia avenue
CAPTAIN MILLER's NEWS STAND. w. Washington st.
DRUG STORE southeast corner First ana Illinois st.
SCHULMEYER's Drug STORE northeast corner Fifth
and Tennessee streets.
PETER RICHTER. corner Lafayette railroad and In
diana avenue
HADLEY's DRUG STORE, 317 Indiana avenue.
Dr. JOBS DRUG STORE, Alt Indiana avenue.
LAMBERT's DRUG STORE northeast corner Blake
and Michigan streets
TIMBERLAKE's DRUG STORE, northwest corner
Seventh and College avenue.
DAILY ONLY.
A. B. YoHN, IL North Meridian street.
A. WILEYS NKwS STAND, ID n Pennsylvania St.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
DRUG STORE northwest corner North and Illinois sts
DRUG STORE, No. 364 Blake street
DRUG STORE southwest corner Seventh and Illinois
streets
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More Fast Trains.

The Chicago & Northwestern lines are catch
ing the fast-limited-train mania. few yeare
ago speed of twentyone miles per hour was the
height of their ambition, now they are talking
about forty miles per hour. In fact, the Chica-
50, Milwaukee & st. Paul road has completed
the arrangements for adding fast passenger
train TO its service between Chicago Milwaukee,
s. Paul and Minneapolis. This train, which
viii be known as the '.imited," will run on and
after Sunday, May 2, and will make the rnn
between Chicago and St Paul in twelve hours
and twenty minutes, and between Chicago and
Minneapolis in twelve hours and fifty five min
utas These trains will run daily except Satur-
day. No extra passage fare will be charged, bnt
1rss-ciass tickets only, including book mileage
tickets, will be accepted on the "iimited." The
regular sleeping car fares will be charged for
those engaging berths but no one person will be
permitted to occupy q whole section without
two passage fares Passengers are required to
show passage tickets when reserving sleeping
car accommodations These trains will be com
posed of Pullman,s newest and best sleeping
sars with smoking compartments) elegant day
coaches, and baggage-cars. No passes will be
accepted on these trains.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Grand Hotel J. w. Thompson, Winchester;
Fl. Ell. Hovoe, Michigan City; j. c. Shanklin and
wife, Brnghurst, Ind; j. @. Manlove, Spring
field; Mrs d. Shafe. Tuscola: Mrs. Minnie Nc
Campbell, Mrs e. T. McMoorly, Mrs FL. q.
Dooley, Marshall; James Buck, Lafayette; James
A. Webster, Warsaw; George A. Boeckling
Michigan City; A. G. White, Columbus; G. N.
Harter, Covington.
Denison Houses M. j. Chase. Grand Rapids,
Mich; Logan r. Whitney Louisville; Martin
Snider, Cleveland; George B. Yantes, Columbus
o.; William 0. Hubbard. ST. Louis; John B.
Bishop and wife, Rockfeld; Mrs. Cotton. Chicago;
Mrs Robert Marquis. Denver COL; Mrs. e. L.
Drew. Mrs. Alex. Gilchrist Mrs. Dalzel, Evans
Vile; Mrs. Harry Simpson. Mrs. A. G. Simpson,
Mrs Robert McCord. Vincennes; Mrs George
M. Brinkerhoff and Miss Brinkerkoff, Mrs. b.
III. Brainard Springfield, H.; B. Conover and
wife. Lexington, ILL.,; Doring McGoodwin. Glou-
cester, Mass.
Bates House: George S. Fowler. Fort Wayne;
c. FL. Anthony and wife. Muncie; e. 0. Hopkins
Charles Newman, F. Baker, Evansville; S. O.
Bayless A E. Paige. Frankfort; w. M. PEN
nington, Nick Mcfarland. J. Richardson, Terre
Haute; Robert McCune. Kokomo; Mrs. j. r.
Cravens, Madison; E. FL. Walden and brother
Lafayette; j. B. Stafford. Columbus B. e. Ha
vens. Terre Haute; John M. Freeman and wife,
Palestine; j. B. Fisher. j. Haugh Charles Bor-
lev, f. Fl. Gresham, j. G. Ferstee, Delph D. F.
Allen, Miss Annie Afford, Frankfort; J. L.
Hackathorn, &. L. Clayton. Covington j. A.
Berryman, Crawfordsville; j. F. Howley. Rich
mond.
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Transcontinental Rates.

CHICAGO, April 20-There were several moves
of more or less significance In transcontinental
matters to-day A circular was issued by the
Union Pacific and the Burlington s. Missouri
River. to San Francisco, giving the following fg-
ures: First class. limited. go; 6rst class,
unlimited, $50. with rebate OF SIG 30;
second class, limited, $40. with rebate of SIG;
round trip, good ninety days. $54 rather I'M
expected development in freight affairs came in
notification by the Atchison. Topeka a Santa
Fe road to the Burlington, Alton. Rock Island
and other roads, that il was out of the market
for California business except at full tariff rates
This is said by the Atchison officials, not to be q
step toward restoration, but the road is overrun
with more business than It can handle
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Amusement Notes.

'sThe Streets of New York" will open at En-
glishs tomorrow night and run the remain
der Of the week.
''The Skating Rink" by Nat G. Goodwin, will
be the attraction at the Grand the last three
nights of the week.
At the Museum the Thompson brothers are
playing 1.-THE Gold King" to the capacity of the
house.
The lease of the Zoo has not been perfected,
and that theater is being run on the cooperative
plan for two weeks when it will pass into the
hands of Nachman g. Turpin, of Baltimore, who
have arranged to lease 1t.
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New Methodist Church.

The members of the Third street NJ e. Church
have succeeded in raising 81, 900 in cash and
subscriptions for the erection Of new church
building, in addition to which they have pur-
chased lot in Hall Place The erection Of the
structure will be begun soon. and it will prob
ably cost about 49, 500. The church will prob
ably be named Hall Place
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The executive committee Of the Mercantile
Association last night determined to make ar
rangements to run excursions into Indianapolis
and ]. Burgess Brown has been engaged to
manage them. Ii was determined to aid 10
every way the opening Of the City Hall musical
festival. A letter was read by the secretary.
Mr.. Joseph r Perry. from the Dusber Watch
case Company. stating their wants and wishes
In the matter Of location They want Eve acres
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Arrested For Stealing from His Father.
Charles p He'll, a iwelveyear-old son of DR..
He'll, will be tried to-day in the Criminal Court
on the charge of stealing book and galvanio
Lattery from his father. who made the affidavit
against him. 1t is supposed that the father de-
sires to get him into the House Of Refuge.
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An Aged Couple Seeking Separation.

An unusual divorce suit was tried before
Judge Taylor, yesterday. Sarah Sherwood,
aged sixty -four years. sought to be united from
Arson w. Sherwood, aged seventy eight They
were married thirty-eight years ago, and have a
number of grand children. She claims that he
has treated her cruelty, and has failed to pro-
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To tho Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
1t seems at present that tho strike will never
cease. suggest this plan: Buy Jay Gould out.
will be one of ten who will agree to do this If
my means were not little short, would come
to the city to see about 1t at once. What Is the
Journals opinion about this plant
COvINGToN Ind. LABoRER.
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An Injured Employees Damage Suit
The suit for So 900 brought by Francis Mel
merkel against Peter f. Bryce. his employer,
for injuries to his hand in bread machine Is on
trial in Judge Walkers court
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The Electric Headlight a Success.

The stockholders of the American Electric
headlight Company yesterday held their second
annual meeting at the Bates House. The
president read the report Of the progress
made with the enterprise the past year,
which was accepted, and thanks voted
10 the officials who had been so energetic
In perfecting the headlight The stockholders
then elected the following gentlemen Az direct
ora for the ensuing year j. w. Carpenter,
Leonard Moore and j. w. Stoddard, of Dayton;
Z. A. Long and d. r Baker of Akfen; t. L.
Babcock. of Cuyshoea Falls. o.; Geo N. Wheel
o., OF Denver. Col, and H. H. Fulton and d.
Lypz. Indianapolis. Oficers President, D. r.
BHker, frst vicA-president. j. W. Carpenter; seq
pad Eice-president. H H Fulton; secretary.
Leonard Moore: treasurer, IL. Is. Raymond.
1hs electrician Of the company reported that
he haa operated plants on all the passeneer
sngines Of the Cleveland, Columbus 81 Akron
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The g., ii. 8 ID. Proxies.

CrNorNNATI. April 90 Eugene Zimmerman
and Griffith p. Griffith. stockholders in the Gin
cinnati. Hamilton & Dayton railroad, brought
suit today in the Superior Court to invalidate
the contract whereby, for q term Of years, A.
S. Winslow. Casimir Work and Hugh j.
Jewett receive proxy for 10000 OF the &c, 900
shares Of stock Of the c.. H. n D. railroad
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PERSONAL. AND SOCIETY.

DR.. e. H. Loehr. of Noblesville, was in the
city yesterday.
Prof. j. Nj Coulter, of Wabash College, is in
the city. stopping at the Grand Hotel.
State Auditor Rice has gone South on pleas
ure trip, and will be absent several days.
Chairman Huston and Secretary Kitchener, of
the Republican State committee, are in the city
George F. Parker formerly connected with the
press or this city, now assistant postmaster OF
Philadelphia, was in the city yesterday.
Robert Wilcox, of Menden, Conn, the hus-
band OF Ella Wheeler Wilcox the poetess and
novelist, is in the city on business mission.
State Secretary Myers and his niece, Miss
May Worth, went to Mnncie last evening to at
tend the wedding of Miss Cooper, at that place.
Rev. S. L. Ward. wife and children of Sabrz.
Persia, and j. T. Houston, wife and children. of
missionary meeting to-day, are at the Grand
Hotel
John r. Courtney the Charlottesville lawyer,
WAS In the city yesterday for the purpose of FL
ing brief in the Supreme Court in behalf Of
Charlottesville on the 9th of May.
The spelling-bee at Central-avenue Church last
evening was attended by about two hundred per-
sons, and was highly enjoyed by all present In
the spelling contest between the young men and
young ladies' the latter were victorious but the
contest between the two sides chosen for the
evening was not settled, neither side was spelled
down. and the match will, therefore, be contin-
ued at another time. In the orthoepic contest
the word which gave the most trouble was Blu
ena Vista
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road for the past four months, and that they
had performed admirably. cnd he could see
nothing in the way Of putting the light on the
market, as the entire plant can be considered .
complete success. The weight of the engine,
dynamo and lamp has been reduced from CTS
pounds, as made six months ago, to 375 pounds.
as new made This great saving In weight
will lessen the cost SO to bring
the entire plant to figures that
will enable every road in this country to adopt
the light The proposition from one of the
tracks to take $50 plants was considered, and.
with slight change. will probably be accepted
The officers of the company have worked at
this enterprise with good deal Of energy, and.
Notwithstanding many disbursements and a
large expenditure of money, think they will
soon see the fruits of their lahors
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of ground, employ eight hundred hands, and
paid out last year in wages 100000. The loca-
ton of this factory here would increase the
population at least three thousand.
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A Probate Judge Needed.
Judge Ayres says the probate clerk has more
to do than any other clerk about thecourt-house.
and thinks the Office of probate judge should be
established by the Legislature.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
INDIANAPOLIS, ND.

INDIANAPOLlS IND,
John M. C,mstock formerly of the Nichols House
Hornesvile, N. Y.,) Proprietor Terms, 81 per day.
Commercial travellers patronage especially solicited
House re6tted and refurnished with all modern inn
provements.
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HAVE reached the conclusion that American
ladies are the best vocalists -Strakosch. It's no
wonder, isn't DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup manufact-
ured in this country.--Eyery Sunday.
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Circuit Conrt.

Hon. A. g. Ayres Judge.
To-day-Calls; 4076, Rufus K Syfers ct al.
VS.. Indiana Stone and Cement Company. 4077,
Friend d. jenkins John Falker
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
United States District Court
Hou. w. A. Woods. Judge.
To-day Call: The Evansville cases.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court
Hon. w. Z. Niblack. Chief-justice.
The following decisions were rendered April 20:
12l76. Albert g. Mccormick VS.. Joseph f.
Hartley ct al Benton G. G. Affirmed. Nib
lack G. IA mortgager OF personal property
ACQUIRES An interest in the mortgaged property
for the protection of which he may appeal to the
courts for protection without waiting until the
mortgage debt natures. Such protection per-
tains to the jurisdiction of equity courts.
1922. Mary F. Cloudy VS.. John J. Caldwell
Clinton G. c. Reversed. Howk, IA COM
plant by wife, showing that her husband had
mortgaged her separate estate; that she never
authorized any ono to execute O mortgage for
her, and had no knowledge of it until it was
forecosed that when she was served with pro-
cess she was sick mentally and physically, and
ignorant of the nature of the suit, and unable to
procure advice or assistance, constitutes prima
facie case of excusable neglect under the stat
ute. for relief against a judgment
1884 Indiana, Bloomington d Western Kali
way Company VS.. Sarah A. Greene. admlnistra-
trix. Montgomery c. G. Reversed. Mitchell,
1.-The facts show that Joseph w.
Greene, for more than six months prior 20
his death, was engaged in driving a
public conveyance between Charlottesville
and Alamo. During this time he had regularly
passed over the place where the accident oc'
Cured twice each week, and was familiar with
the crossing and its surroundings, and with the
running of trains on appellants road. In March.
1858, while making his usual trip, ne was seated
on the front seat Of covered hack in which he
was carrying gentleman and lady as passen-
gers. At the crossing of the gravel road he col
lided with the srain, and he and the passengers
were killed. No person lived to give any ac-
count of the occurrence except the engineer.
The evidence was. when the deceased was
first seer he was about 255 feet from the track.
approaching it rapidly as though urging his
horses The crossing was dangerous, on account
of a cut, and could only be seen by vigilance
In order to uphold verdict it should affirma-
lively appear, either directly or circumstantial-
ly, that the deceased was free from contributory
fault, and this the facts failed to show. No pre-
sumption that he used proper care can be in
dulged.
John P. B. De Updergraft vs. Amos Palmer ct
al. Cass G. G. Reversed. En1ort, j. a. If a
ditch extends into or through two counties, pro-
ceedings may be prosecuted in either one Of the
counties ~ The assumption of jurisdiction
and the exercise of authority is decision upon
the question of notice. in ditch proceeding.
without any formal entry declaring the notice
sufficient 81 A petition for ditch was verl.
fed by an affidavit taken before notary pub
lie. Held sufficient.
11141-C & E. Railroad Company vs. Maria
Hedges. Fountain c. G. Rehearing denied.
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WARsAw---IA @. Boydston.
WINcHEsTER-Ira Trip.
WATERFOWL. Il. Geaugue.
WILLiAMsPoRT--W. s. Crawford.
WEST LEBANoN-Jas. Kimball
WAvELAND-H. A. Pratt.
WAsHINGToN--Horrell a. Bro.
WEST NEwToN-Moses Allen.
WEsrFIELD-J. w. Davis.
MASTHEAD. Il.--W. A. Syder.
WHITELoCK--J. HORNED.
WARREN-F. NJ. Huff.
WoRTHINGToN-W. b Squire.
XENIA. Ind.--R. Powell.
yoRKTowN-W. A. Goings.
ZIONSvILI-B. Z. Clark.
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Superior Court.

Room I-Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor. Judge.
Observation-Disclosures Linkenbach VS.. Her
man Lauter ct al; suit on account On trial by
jury.
Sarah Sherwood vs.. Arson w. Sherwood; suit
for divorce. On trial by court.
To.day's call: Ne. 34303, j. D. Nordlinger vs..
Andrew G.. Kreitline.
Room 2-Hon. d. w. Howe. Judge.
Yesterday-Frank Catalina vs. George FL.
Carter ct all replevin suit Jury find for
plaintiff for s75
Harry e. Drew ct al vs. William Connover ct
al; suit on notes. Judgment for plaintiff for
$l95
Sarah F. Werbe vs.. Maria Hatton; replevin
suit On trial by jury
To-day-Same cause continues.
Room 3-Hon Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Observation-Disclosures j. Newmerkel va. Peter
F. Bryce; damages. On trial by jury.
To-day-Same cause continues.
NEW SUITS.
Room 1-35344. Frank B. Conover VS. Robert
j. Sullivan; attachment. Demand. 1926 rs.
Room 2-35345, Southwestern Building and
Loan Association VS.. Thomas McIvery and wifes
foreclosure Demand, $3.50.
Room 3-35346, James !. Rocker VS.. James p.
Abel; note. Demand $3.50. 35343, Robert
Kipp and Albrecht Kipp vs. Mary j. Nash and
Martha j. Nash; note. Demand, 5000.
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Fatal Result of q Child.s Injuries.

Fatat Result OF ChlId's IfJurfeB.
Bernard Olmstead, the little boy whose skull
was crushed Sunday afternoon. while riding with
his parents by kick from vicious horse. died
yesterday morning.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. Ross Clarke. Judge, pro tenn.
To-day-Call: The State vs. Charles Hoyey;
assault and battery.
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SATURDAY, MAY /, 1885.

at 10 O'Clock g. m at No. SO North Pennsylvania
street Indianapolis, Ind. the stock OF pumps gas
material wash stand marble safe. Office furniture.
shelving and fixtures. stoves horse wagon and har-
ness. etc.. belonging to J. Giles Smith. appraised to
be of the value of sB4, 1886.
The above will be sold in bulk for cash. 70 the high
est bidder. Sale TO be approved by ts= judge Of the
Marion Circuit Court.
HENRY 9. ADAMS Assignss
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RHEUMATISM and Oatarrh, caused by poor or
corrupted blood, sre cured By Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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The Decree In tho L., e. u St L. Case.
CHICAGO, April 20.-Judge Gresham was en-
gagged to-day in settling the final decree of sale
in the case Of Noble G. Butler ct al, trustees,
against the Louisville, Evansville g ST. Louis
Airline Railroad Company. The road runs
from Louisville, KY, to Mount Vernon, Ill. with
branch from Huutingburg Dubois coun-
ty, Indiana. Prior to the CONSOLE
dation, this company owned the main
line and another branch, the latter being mort
gagged for $900, 000 on which there is no defanlt
while there was a $4,000 900 mortgage on the
main line, on which default has been made
After the consolidation a mortgage for $1,000 900
was placed on the main line and branch, and
subsequently third mortgage on the main line
to secure income bonds The question will be
taken up again tomorrow.
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Flashed in the Pan.

The meeting called by Commissioner Doherty,
of the east-bound pool and of the Indianapolis
Passenger Association, at his Office, yesterday.
was q flash In the pan." the L. B. & w.
and the G.. FL. s. l. refusing to be-
come parties to the agreement of Indianapolis
roads looking to better maintenance of rates.
with a penalty if the agreement was disre-
garded. The L. B. g ". and the G., III. & l.
very clearly promised to maintain rates and live
up to the spirit of the agreement
if their competitors did. Under such crcum-
stances the Pennsylvania lines, the Decline,
Wabash and c., l., st. L. & G. naturally enough
were dsinclined to sign any agreements, and
after couple hours conference, the meeting ad-
journed subject to the call of Commissioner
Doherty, who will endeavor to bring about more
of the Central Traffic Association In the matter.
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ASSIGN EES SALEI

BY virtue Of order to directed by the clerk Of
the Marion Circuit Court of Marion county, Indiana,
viii expose to sale at public auction, on
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The N. T.. O. & st. i. Litiration.

CHICAGO, April 2o.-An answer has been fled
in the Circuit Court of Cook county to the bill
filed by the Central Trust Company. of New
York, against the New York, Chicago g. St Louis
Railroad Company and others by Daniel w.
Caldwell, the receiver of the railroad company.
The present bill is auxiliary to cross petition
filed in theC Court of Common Pleas in Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, in the suit of the Union Trust
Company, of New York, to foreclose on the rail
road companys property In Illinois for default
in the interest due on the bonds secured by the
second mortgage on the road Caldwell was APP
pointed receiver in the Ohio suit Auxiliary
bills to the second mortgage foreclosure suit
were filed in Illinois. New York, Pennsylvania
and Indiana and Caldwell was also appointed re-
ceiver in the various States Mr.. Caldwell
claims there is no necessity for the present bill
of the Central Trust Company. He says that it
is not true that the security of the holders of
the first mortgage bonds will be impaired by his
remaining in charge az receiver. but to remove
him recourse must be had to the Cleveland
court, which appointed him.
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DR.. J. A. HOUSER'S
MEDICAL, AND STIR0ICAI, INSTITUTE
And Home for Afflicted Women,

ARCADIA, HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA
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cases treated. Write for particulars.
f-YsI will be at the Bates House, Indianapolis On
FRIDAY, April 3d. 1886.