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The Muddy Water Complaints.

Mr.. Davis. of the water company, said
yesterday that the complaints which had
been received by the Board of Health about
the condition of the water were mostly on
account of ii being muddy. He said the
mud in the pipes caused by the care
lessness Of sewer contractors in not properly
packing the dirt around the mains when
filling in excavations. thus causing the
mains to break when the dirt settled. He
made complaint to the city engineer about
the matter and received a reply that the
city inspectors would look after the filling
OF bitches in the future. He attributed a
part of the mud to the heavy rains of the
past few weeks. which have caused the
surface water to run into the company's
reservoir
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Some Rain and Mist Effects.

Visitors to the art exhibit at the Propy-
laeum will have an opportunity to study
some of the mist and rain effects. The
paintings are Early Morning" by F. F.
Green; RAIN" by Alfred A. Kappes; 1.-THE
"Rainy Day on the Marsh,' or "A Gray
Day." by l.. Clarence Ball. Rain Clouds"
by w. Hamilton Gibson; "A Misty Morn
ers,'' by ]. H. Moser; During a Storm,
by j. c. Nichol; "A Gray Day. by W.
Merritt Post, or 1.-THE Misty Morning." by
August VIII. Any of the pictures named
will show an atmosphere filled with moist
ure, and the days which indianapolis has
been having lately may be chosen and art
and nature be placed side by side.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
Economy and Strength.

Valuable vegetable remedies are used In
the preparation of Hoods Sarsaparlla in
such peculiar manner as TO retain the full
medicinal value OF every ingredient. Thus
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines economy and
strength, and is the only remedy of which
100 Doses One Dollar is true. Be TO
get Hoods.
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or grippe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
Improvement ResoIutions Adopted.

The Board of Works yesterday adopted
the following improvement resolutions: For
paving with cement the sidewalks Of Ash
land avenue from Fifteenth to Seventeenth
street
For paving with cement, where not al
ready properly done, the sidewalks of VOL
colt street from Sturm avenue to Washing
ton street
For grading and crawling the roadway
and sidewalks of Chestnut street from
Grand avenue to Palmer street.
For the construction of q local sewer in
Market street from the old sewer in Mis-
souri, street to the east property line Of
West street.
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Bermudex Company,s Bonds.

The bonds Of the Indiana Bermudez AS
phalt Company were approved by the Board
of Works yesterday. The bonds provide
that If the pavement the company has con-
tracted to lay on Wabash and New Jersey
streets should become defective within five
years the company will repair 1t entire. The
amount of the two bonds is $12 900, with
A. Fulmer and d. De Ruiter as sureties
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Dougherty street to- BE Asphalted.

The Board of Works yesterday took final
action on the resolution for asphalting
Dougherty street from East street to Vir-
ginia avenue. A remonstrance pre-
sented, but il did not have a sufficient num-
Der or names to defeat the resolution.
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ice board. with the highest grade to the
credit Of Lingenfelter and the lowest TO the
credit of Owens. According TO the rule
of the board, if those standing highest on
the examination are not appointed rea-
son must be given and entered the min
utes of the board. The only reason as
signed for passing by two names and APP
pointing Owens is that MIR. Brown is per-
sonally acquainted with him and knew
what he could do, Notwithstanding the fact
that two other men stood higher in an i'm
partial examination conducted partly by
himself
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wnnts s5.OOO Damnres.

Harry A. Talbot yesterday brought suit
against the proprietors of the Indianapolis
Electrotype Foundry for 5000 He fell
through elevator shaft, a distance of
fifteen feet, some months ago, and alleges
that the defendants might have averIed
the accident by giving him notice that the
hole was there
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
building Permits.

John Hornberger, frame house, Union
street. $500
l. f. Riggs. frame house, Gillard avenue.
S75o.
Frederick Bergann, frame house, Carlos
street. near Morris. $.T00
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An Eight-HOur Rule.

The Board of Works yesterday issued an
order to the assessment bureau instructing
the chief to see that all clerks worked
eight hours day. The Office will open at
a m and close at p. m, with one hour
dinnar
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
A Private Sewer Decision,

Private sewers may hereafter be tapped
by individuals. the city attorney having rem
dered such a decision yesterday, provided
the sewer is of such size to warrant addi-
tional connections. The city engineer will
determine the amount to be paid for such
service.
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The firm OF Kothe, Wells & Bauer yes
terday brought suit in the Superior Court
to recover damages from the United States
Electric Lamp-lighting Company. The
plaintiff claims to have purchased four
hundred dollars worth of cigar lighters,
which proved rank failures. 1ney sold the
articles To customers, but many of them
were returned. A judgment of $500 is de-
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ONE ENJOYS

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and refreshing to the taste, and acts
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constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept an.
substitute.
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ZINE New York-street Improvement.

Final action was taken yesterday on the
resolution for the Improvement of New
York street, from West to Blake street,
the remonstrance being found insufficient.
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You May Look

All over the city but nowhere will you
find any purer wines than those delicious
California wines sold BY J. Metzger & Co.
only SI25 per gallon Telephone. 409.
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CAPON SPRINGS and BATHS

Offers to the citizens Of Indiana and elsewhere super
Tor ALKALINE LTTHIA WATERS Also IRON WATERS
second to none Alkaline I4thia Baths any tempera
fure Superb climate. Rates low. Drainage first class
Splendid Band for Lawn and Ballroom. Write for
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No Pavement for clifford Avenue.
Pavement inspectors Appointed.

+. c. Lingenfelter and ]. T. Owens We're
appointed pavement inspectors for the en-
gineer's department by the Board OF
Works yesterday. in accordance with the
civil-servlce regulations. Four names were
certified by the secretary OF the civil-serv-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
The Ann ArbOr Suit.

1t is stated that the New York interests
In the Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern Mich
igan are much surprised over the suit
brought against the company for 100000 by
j. NJ. Ashley. A prominent representative
OF one interest in the tangled affairs of
this company says: II don't who is to
resist the suit. The legality OF the election
OF the present board and officers is ques-
toned. and even IL they successfully op-
posed the suit for a judgment the result
would be overturned should it be proven
afterward that the board was not a legal
body. Mr.. Ashley's suit Is founded in part
upon facts. He did not receive a salary
Perhaps, however, he obtained a good deal
more than equivalent amount in other
ways. The receiver cannot oppose the
suit, as 1t is against the company. A SIM
liar suit might, however, be brought against
him 1t will be remembered though that
Receiver W. X. Burt is the father-in-law
Of III. w. Ashley. The bondholders' COM
mittee must be very much pleased with
the action This committee has believed in
the Ashleys. 1t is hard TO see how Ii can
prepare a successful plan of reorganiza-
tion. The stockholders committee has put
out no plan yet. 1t would not be a rash
prediction that Mr.. Burt and the Ashleys
will finally own the road over the bond
holders. If the suit is won the road has not
81 TO pay the judgment. The prospect is
certainly not pleasant
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Or. REB:ccA w. ROGERS.

DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN
OFFICE-l9 Marion Block. Office Hours, TO
IL a. m. 2 TO p. m. Sundays 10 y. m, at Res.
idence 440 North Meridian street
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second to none. Alkaline litha Baths any tempera-
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Splendid Band for Lawn and Ballroom Write for
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{. /. kREGELO & WHITSETT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
1875 North Delaware st.
TELEPHONE 564.
-
SMART-Mr. VIM. Smart died at No: 80
ou Fners W be condnced S the house
May "a, at 5 p. m. The remains will be
taken to North Madison the following
morning.
SOCIETY MEETINGs:
MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge. No. 564. f.
and A. Masons. Special meeting in Ma
sonic Temple this Thursday evening, at
o'clock, for work in the third degree.
C. L. HUTCHINSON, w. M.
WILLIAM II. SMYTHE, Secretary.
LOsl
LOST-Gold-framed spectacles in stiff
Ieather-covered case. Return to A. BOICE,
1S1s North Meridian street and receive re-
ward.
INTERCHANGEABLE
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Must be a good one. Address Box ID, Ko-
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NOTICE.
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NOTTCE-The trustees Of the Central In
diana Hospital for Insane will receive
sealed proposals up to Friday, May %,
at 10 a. m, for furnishing a full line of
supplies for the month of June. Requisi-
ton book will be on file at Room 49, State
house, from and after Monday, May q,
1894. BY order Board of Trustees.
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NOTICE.

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buy a frst-class drug stock in New Cas-
tie, Ind. Most complete In town and To-
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PANY. Write us for particulars
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MAY BE PATCHED UP
RATE TROUBLES OF WESTERN
LINES LIKELY TO DE ADJUSTED.
Union Pacific Getting Down from It's
High Horse-Meeting of Freight
Association Presidents.

There is now a strong probability that
the troubles OF the Western Passenger AS
sociation over the emigrant traffic will be
settled within the next few days. Presi-
dent Reinhart, of the Atchison road. sent
a telegram to President Clark, of the
Union Pacific, reminding him that when
they had meeting in relation to the set
Element of the differences between the two
lines, the proposed agreement, which was
accepted by both lines, distinctly provided
that east-bound California business was to
be included as well as the west-bound.
This apparently was Mr.. Clark's under
standing OF the matter, for he at once sent
back TO Chicago 10 General Passenger
Agent Lomax, OF the Union Pacific, with
instructions TO have the matter fixed up.
Mr.. Lomax, who originally raised the ques-
ton Of exempting the east-bound business
from the agreement, arrived in Chicago
ence with the Western Passenger Associa-
ton lines In relation TO the emigrant
troubles. There is no reason why the thing
cannot be settled, with the Union Pacific in
complaisant mood, as 1t is the only road
which has been standing in the way OF
settlement for the last three months.
The meeting OF the presidents or the
Western Freight Association lines, which
was held yesterday at the office Of Chairman
Nidgley, In Chicago, was well attended,
nearly all the lines being represented.
the afternoon, the arrangement of a plan
whereby rates can be maintained was re-
ferred TO a committee OF eleven vice pres
tdentS OF the lines represented at the meet
ing. The committee is TO formulate plan
which will be reported TO the general meet
ing to-day for revision and adoption The
best of feeling prevailed throughout the
meeting, and the prospect is that the rates
VIII be restored without much trouble.
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DIR. SARAH STOCKTON,

DR.. E. |. FLETCHER.
RESIDENCE-670 North Meridian street
OFFICE-369 South Meridian street
Office Hours-9 To 10 a m; TO D. M 20 d. N.
Telephones-Offce. 907 residence. 427.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 2G-Flour
dull. western superhne, ST. I0Qi.9O; do.
extra. S2o0u2. -; do. family, 81. LOGGED:
winter wheat. patent. >3.lOd3.35; spring
DO. S3.6Ja3.vO; spring straight. $3.50
$50
Wheat unsettled and higher: No. . red
spot and March. tOaGOb<c; May, 6lhm
size; July, 62hd62%c. steamer No. 2
red. 5TG5Tlkc. milling wheat. by sample.
5946lc
Corn strong; mixed spot, March, and
mixed. 5li4c. bid southern corn. by
sample, ga i2i9c.; Go. on grades. 42iac.
oats firm, No. mixed western. 35l2
Q3Gc.
Rye quiet: No. >. SIC.
Hay quiet and steady; good to choice
timothy. s1iI0ui5fe.
Grain freig O. dull: steamer to LIVER
pool, per quarter .a" Cork for orders
per quarter % 3D.. cotton. per lOD pounds.
pc 11nr per 100 pounds. lie.
fflNi elNlf steady, mess pork. Sl3JO;
hrit 11ff'crs ffwl. short rio sides and
cieir if- 80, sussr-cured shoulders,
$50. hams. iL254il.Jg.
iaff .'u, $50.
Buzz. qrlet. c. 'rv fancy. 22ff.:'c. ;
nlle. fancy i.i. bee. I1lil. fine, llGl3c. !;
stlfe-lici j. i0i-c
Engs irW 9t lI.
Cofee l4l G. $780, q. $3.50
Sugar ql. G. graIl.atcl. Sf3i
Bond pa tir..e ard Ohio S2HSjc,
Northern Central stok as asked: Balti-
more ara Ono .gr.an stern iirsts. lUi3l
bid. do lr-t incomes. 60 bid. do. second
Incomes - &, Cr. third incomes. ~;
Cons9N fcl c5s bonds liis bid; do.
stocks .DfIi as -ol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales mt the Kichmord To.
bacco Exchange-Internal Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advic.

NEW YORK. March 2G.-The Wall
street market was strong again to-day.
ana further rise in prices was estaD-
liShed. The market was Influenced by
the report that Presluent eie'eiand VIII
tomorrow send his veto OF the Bland
seignloraQa hft 10 Congress, decline
in the actual rates for sterling exchange,
the announcement thdl ~ sOid VIII be
shipped by tomorrow european steam
ers and belief that A h9nh WIN tha be ship
exports to hand Tor February. including
the st Paul. and ST. Paul and Omaha,
were better than expec'eu, the 81. Paul
showing a net gain oi Slol' lo9 Tor the
month. The pampliS' olinc,, Vi .ne Si lr
given out and II showed surplus OF
a little over $1,000 Tor the calendar
year Of 1893 The declaration OF the regular
quarterly dividend OF l per cent. by the
Rock Island directors also had a good
effect Resides the reports for the third
week Of March published were better
TO the exfTnf that the decreases were
not as heavy as anticipated. There
was a particularly GOOD demand for the
Trnnt Inc shares. Lake Shore rising to
I31 Micbfgan Central TO JJk, and Canada
co,tba,, - -oL The Changers An
thracite COalers, New bhsianu, ana the
Southwesterns were qpiet, an i.lh i'edu-
lag was somewhat ehsI'i laVe III tle
day on a London rumor thdt the Eng
lieh holders of the General rs will not
consent no the funding OF the coupons.
In the Industrias, sugar ana American
Tobacco were str0ng. me ilrst named
rose to 90ss from - on fnliadepnia
advlces that the Government had again
been defeated In the suit brought alleg-
ing violation of the antitrust law. To-
bacco was bid up 10 - by the pool Lead
on moderate TRANSACTIONS rose anu ciossu
at 3GH. There was disposition TO take
profits near the end OF me day, ana
a part If the early rise of hn2 per cent.
was lost In the final dealings the mar
ket was steady to firm. The net changes
show gains of is4ls per cent. Lake
shore leading. Whisky ana New England
lost A0ss per cent. for me uay' mere was
A brisk demand for railway bonds, ana
especially the .w-price ISSUES. sales
Listed stocks, llJ0V shaies' unlisted
5000 shares. .,o,.,,-. ....
Treasury Baances-Coin, SlO4,9SoWJ;
currency. S4J,jl5,0lO
Money on cal easy at per cent, last
loan at l per cent. ana closing onefed
at / per cent: prime mercaltile paper
3NHIb per cent. bar silver, % Sterling
exchange easier. with actual business IN
bankers bills at 4s71isr4 for sixty days
and lSSH08sSia for demand; posted rates,
4SSUfSgi9. cOmmercill bills, ieot2a4oD4
for sixty days and i,"lH4ss Tor demand
Government bonds frn. state bonds
dun Railroad bonds strong Silver at
the board was neglected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL, March 26.-Operators
In wheat nave been disappointed so fire.
quentiy 4. the expectations of a freeze
up mat tie Government indications Of
Saturday were quite generally disregard-
ed. Those who put faith in them, how
ever, wciy rewarded with a substantial
gain at the opening to-day, without the
worry and anxiety incident TO am uncer-
tain and irregular advance The bears
secuted the Idea OF damage to the crop
but II was evident that they were H. at
ease. First trades were made anywhere
from &c. to llsc. less than closing prices
OF Saturday and although no serious
harm had been reported up to to-day
close, most OF the advance was stubbornly
held. May opened with sales from 5sssc.
TO 59c., ranged between 59kIjS,Sc.. co..
ing k91c. higher than Saturday at So.
njs1sc. Cash wheat was quiet. Prices
were about lc. higher. in accord with
futures.
Corn was imbued with the spirit OF
wheat at the opening. but soon lapsed
into a state OF inactivity. The range
OF prices was narrow, May selling be-
tween 31hc. (the opening) and 3iu37iSc..
closing at 311~N31hc.. a fractional gain
over Saturday. Cash corn was steady.
oats were dull, with a steady to firm
tone. The close was about &c. higher
than Saturday for May.
Provisions were firm and higher at
the opening, later becoming easy at and
losing some OF the advance on general
selling. A strong hog market and the
better tone in wheat were responsible
for the early strength of product. Later
the selling pressure was removed.
moderate reaction followed, and the close
showed gain for the day OF Jnil9c. in
May pork, TIC. in May lard. and &c. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

NEW YORK, March Cotton futures
closed qulet' sales. l5aJ bales; March.
I.sS; April, 49, May. 75Q. June. 15i; July,
I3, august 76S: September and October,
80, November 763. December, ft6.
March 1.-THE consolidated net receipts
OF cotton reported to-day aud 20 far this
week, from an ports were 6's35 bales;
stock. NiS5 bales.
March 2g.-The consolidated net receipts
or cotton to-day were bi5O bales; eN-
ports. 10 Great Britain, Ii75 hales;
France. l2o bales; Continent 800 bales
stock. 79i $40 bales.
- Totals so far this week; Net receipts
a.f,5 bales France. 10 bales; Continent
2,3S5 bales
March B.-The following are the total
net rccelnts of cotton Ofor the week ending
March 23) al all ports since september ],
,oJ,. HalN stOn. J55,lB ptles NsW VI
leans, l.llti9G bales: Mobile. lNto9 bales:
tp1tahh,n. $40 bales; Lhhr,estoil, Sstu-i
nales' Wilmington, $3.50 paies' Nortoik,
te.N bales Baltimore. o-.''- 1t,ea New
iofh' oi-j bales; Boston, o9,,io paies,
N,S,Nport News. A. $50 bales fniiadeipnia,
,S.zy5 bales West Point. va. 10y bales.
brlnsW.cdI 5000 bales, Neiasco' s,ls2
pales. Port Royal. t0.in paIss lotal,
o,ioivo bales; deduct Mlll psies GAINED
am counted by both tharsss.on ana
? aFannah as net receipts. Io,ai since
september LIST corrected. y,oe''S'i n.'es.
March Holiday. NJ az "a
ceipts, none gross. LID bales no'w1inuel,
so bales stock. 1881 bales 90 .so ~.
receipts l'sH bales; gross N'''' '"'e''
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