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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14
DYTNG I'M NEW YORK.
4 YouNe elnL PROM waEELlNo,
Who WIN Not Tell Anything About Herself,
Lying sick Amops Strangers ontho
Bowsry-laquIry After Her Friends.
Who are believed to be High Up.

ohiefof Police Smith isin receipt OF the
following letter:
NEw York CRY, May II, 1885.
Chiqqf Police, Rteeling:
DEAR SIR: There is young lady dan,
gerously III in this city; she will not give
any Information regarding herself, but
from what can learn l think she comes
from Wheeling. 1fso, please let me know
Her description Is as follows: Tall, vel
formed, dark brown hair, large blue eyes
age Is, about that, she says. understand
that she Is well connected (Bhe has very
nice teeth. She has been away from
home about one year. She has q brother
by Tie name Of Charles. She goes by the
name OF Lima here. Any Information YOU
can give please address,
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Great Bargains 10 Close Out
I 1eweltS Neirigeratots -Neshitt & Bro.
Rogers Triple Plated KNIVES aud FORKS.
Missionary Social at Fourth Effect Church.
For enls-Iiarden Spot Bakery,
: New Florida CAhbage-S. j.. i0tetlne.
: Annual ElectiOn- Children'S Home.
!. MplOphlue az MoNOGhsn 3.
Wringers, doc. 4. Stiiel & Sons.
For Rent Houses-Jams a. Ienty,
s,s. s.-rhlrd page.
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Nxw YoRK, Nay l3,-out.Ide Of the examination
Of tha Offering 81 cotton goods for tomorrow.
auction sale ald The auction sale Of the Nassau
I sD s6s X S s S.h aS De fSg aet y
II oiled with buyep, the sale Of gIIghanis to,dAJ
was largely attended. The goods were widely DIS
tributetl, but Etlnw prices. Clothing wcolOGs hal
been reached through deliveries and the execution
nj uftlyinng RfldAHNfnhntg
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NV Prizes, amounting 800
Application for fate8 TO clubs should be made
only To the once Of the Company In New Urleans
For fuFlaer informAti0nW WI 20 clearly, giving fun
address. POSTAL NuTRS, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange III ordinary letter. Cur.
Tenhy b. Express fall sams III s. aud upwards Rt
our 9pensel Addressed ,,,,,,,,
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CHE qatelligslteer
New Advertiser, cuts.

once No.. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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An Important Discovery.

The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and Is a
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does It positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, and all affections Of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs, yield at once to its won
deriul curative powers. ifyou doubtthis,
geta Trial Bottle Free, at Logan & Co.'s
drug store. MwF6w
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TOR RENT.
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G,tfs,,ra.
ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
by Cuticura.

ITREATMENT.-A,warm bath with Cuiicum seap.
SkIn Cure This repealed daily, with two or three
doses or Cutieura ReS0iyent the New Blood Prfi
DER 70 keep the blood cool the peispirat!on pure
and unirritatlng, the bowels open, the liver aud
Eidnays active, will speedily cure Eczema. letter
Riuew0rr, psoriasis Lichen. Prlritis, scall Head,
Dantiruff, and every species ~ Itching scaly and
plmnly Humon Of the sealp AID Skin, when The
heSt InflysfrfanS and remedies fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

The attraction at the North End rink
Friday evening will be the race between
Jacob Reed, Of WheelinE, and John
Moore, Of lEtnaville. Thefotmeris TO run
against the latter on skates. The race will
be hali-mile heats, best two in three. An
Interesting contest ia promised.
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rErrEn nY rmR scALP.

1was almost perfectly bald. caused by letter o
the TOP OF Ihs scalp fused your Cuticu'a RENE
dies about SIX weeES, and they cured my scalp per
iuctly and now my hair Is coming baek g. thick ..
e S sSsr xss; Texas. 4 :, 0Aoios'
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@. HESS & SONS.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SchnepPa
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
z 4. NJ, So, I'm, O7s; ST.. NJ esS;;7 r, NJ,
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EczEnIA rWENrY YEARs.

lily gratitude to tind is unooanted for tho relief
diies have bean troubled villa Fckena.on ms
LEGS for twenty years. had not comfortable
night for years, tus burning aud itching were 80
tToubie. only The liver colorcd pstelies on my
limbs remain Us a token Of my former misery.
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JusTi RECEIVED.

large assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yarie-
ties In Caatings, Snitings, Pantalo0nlngs
and 0yercoatIngs, which We will make
pin the latest and best styles and ut
lowest possible prices.
Also o full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. 1870, !. .,o,,.,
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TuE damage suit Of MARBLES all
ministrator W. Wilson & Dunlevy, to re-
cover s., 900 for the killing Of boy at the
Benwood cooper shop several years ago,
was set for trial in the Circnit Court yes.
terdsy, butwas POSTPONED until the next
term i+ ~ ~ = =
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The residents OF Morrow street com.
plain OF the condition Of that alleged
thorougbfare. It's ina deplorable state,
and should receive attention. No country
road in the backwoods would be allowed
to remain in so and filthy impossible
a condition; yet It has been going from
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Benwood Item ..

The Riverside blast furnace and steel
plant are running steady and a good grade
ofiron Is being made. The Benwood nail
works last evening shipped about 1900
kegs Of nails to the South by the steamer
Andes.
The Bsnwood nail feeders we're organ.
lied Tuesday by representatives OF the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly,
Messrs Lee Hammond, John Ehler and
Jake Crimmel. This adds another union
TO the Assembly. It now numbers about
twenty-three unions. ;. II
The contractors Of tue Ohio River rail-
road, who were engaged in driving piles
for the new switch TO connect the road
with the Benwood Iron Works, have COM
pleted their job, and yesterday they loaded
the machinery and derficks on the cara
and shipped them to Parkersburg.
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. sewefisio BE lAia up Thifty.sl1.h
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Thl.ye. at wellsburg.

Thieves were abroad in town on Tues.
day night. The cellar Of the residence Of
Captain William Oaks was entered and
almost everything in the eatcable line
carried of. The chicken coops Of A. J.
Poe and Mr.. Edwards were visited and a
number OF chickens taken. Wednesday
morning one Jack the Tramp" and an.
other party were arrested for a plain
drunk. twas afterwards developed that
q quantity Of cider lad been taken from
the cellar Of Mr.. Oaks and that the tramp
knew something Of it. ARearcll warrant
was taken out and some Of the missing
goods found at the home Of "Jack the
Tramp lie had a hearing before Squire
Quest and was committed for q further
hearing. ]. S. Poe fired a load Of shot at
the party in his fathers coop, but store
box prevented tho shot from catching the
thief.
Council on Tuesday granted billiard
license to o. s. Williams and Joseph D.
Mufnllv. e. IN- I.H ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14
CoyEgEp WITH BLOrCHEs.

stwant 70 tell you that your cutIcura Resolyen
isinhgniHcent About three months ago my lac
was covered with BlOtcheS, and otter using thfe
bottles OF Hcs0lYeat Iwas perfectly cured.
- FkEDEklCk MA1rRE
2ssr.. ,lARl.Es siRRET. New Orleans. La.
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Four beautiful bonton tintypes for only
25ccnts, at Plummers, llSS Main street,
Wheeling, for limited time only. =
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TnnEE.MllI race between Jesse BurRett,
OF Wheeling, and Jacob Thompson, oil
Steubenville, at tho Chapline street rink
fa
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A NEW INVOICE RECEIVED.

Stacy, Adams s Co.'s Mems Kangaroo
Shoes, ut j. W. AMICK'S,
1148 Main street.
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BY'A provoking mistake the three mile
race between Jake Thompson, ofSteuben-
Vile, and Jesse Bnrkett, OF this city, was
yesterday announced to occur last night.
Its to come Oft this evening at the Chap
line. street rink. This willno doubt be an
exciting contest, and large crowd win
witness IL, .tsff Ff
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

The Bellaire, Zlnesyille & Cincinnati
railroad company does not want TO light
Its tracks, saying 1t Is poor and there Is no
necessity for lights as no trains are run
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

HARSRss ;ot oil kinds in stock and "a
order out OF strictly good stock, 1t very
lowest prices, at William Schwertiegdr's,
nag and ll4s ALain street.
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yocAumusicby popularsingers 1natru.
mental music on flute. guitar, cornet and
piano. Readings, recftations, DO. After
which refreshments, .at the missionary.
social at the Fourth Street II. =. Church
tn.night. 100 n - \ a.
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EoR RENT-HoUSE OK S0ITTi;
.I Penn street with three ronluG. RpSD Stg 9
a. Z. FIN, 40 South Penn street Tsrs
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Joseph Clements, the grocer, Is about
to take a trip 10 the old country.
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JENNIE LEE, the keeper Of a house Of
itl.fame on Esff street, was arraigned be.
fore United States Commissioner Hannibal
Forbes on charge Of selling beer without
paying the Government License. She was
held il $500 bond for her appearance at
the next session OF the United States Dis
trict Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

The Council has ordered the City Mar
shall 10 prosecute all who do notremove
all filth from their premises within ten
ia ~ FINN T,nftnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

TaRgE.NILE race between Jesse Bnrkett,
Of Wheeling, and jacob Thompson, Of
steubenville, at the Chapline street rink
tonight, a. ~ n N ~ ne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

TnRER-NlLE race between Jesse Burkett,
Of Wheeling, and Jacob Thompson, OF
stenbenville, ut the Chapline street rink
tonight. Ne
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'PooNis FOR RENT
A Mount BeIleylew Hotel.

Having Thoroughly renovated and teatted this
sp'endid Summer Hotel an now prepared 10 40
comm0date number OF boatters nj reasonable
rates, All persons In search Of pleasure. health
and good boarding cannot hnd u more pleasant
Summer Resort Than Nj. Balleyiew.
FOR further particulars concerning rates OF b0afd'
Syis 80 RRasK wAITEp. Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14

JESSE BvRKErr, OF this city, and jacob
Thompson, Of Steubenville, who recently
skated a three mile race at the Chapline
street rink, Burkett winning, will have
another similar contest at the came place
this evening. The former race was very
exciting, and the result was anything but
satisfactory. This evenings trial ought
IN settle who Ia the fastest man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-14
rnr NArroNAn uN1oN
Fo,ms a state Council and Elect. a state
senator for Two Years, "a q.

6NutAtuE 4VEf Two Itlktbt / .ta
According to official prompigation by
the Senate OF the National Union, dele
gates from ten Of the eleven Councils In
West Virginia met in the hall Of Fort
Henry Council, in this city, Yesterday, to
organize q State Council. The Council at
Clarksburg was not represented. Many
members Of the order not delegates were
present as spectators.
j. N. Belleville, OF Fort Henry Council,
being the oldest member Of the order
present. called the meeting to order, and
the following gentlemen were appointed q
Committee on Credentials: s. s. Green, j.
L. Parkinson aud 4. O. Pipes.
This committee, after examining the
credentials Of tue delegates present, an.
nounced that the following were entitled
TO seats in tho Etate Council:
From, Forest Council, OF Charleston, s.
la Belle, OF Moundsyille, ]. II. parkin.
Cameron, of Cameron, I. c. Pipes.
Ellinipsco, of ~. Pleasant, O. A. Hutchi-
I'll huntington, of Huntington, B. II.
Thaxton.
Falrmont, Of Fairmont, 4. o. Miller.
Grafton, Of Grafton, Lee Hamilton.
Gas City, of Wellsburg, L. A. Sheets.
Philo; Of Wheeling, I. 81. Cfago.
IT. Henry, OF Wheeling, ]. N. Belleyille.
Before the formal organization, DR.. ] Z.
Smith delivered an address Of welcome
on behalf OF the local Councils, to which
Prof. 7. o. Miller, OF Fairmont very grace,
fully responded.
Tie Council then organized by electinq
]. IL. Belleyille President and Thomas O.
Miller Secretary.
The first business in order being the
election Of Senator to represent the State
Council in the Senate for the next two
years, Prof. Miller named Prof. F. H. era
60, OF this city, aud Mr.. Parkinson second
ed the nomination. Prof. Crago was unan'
imously elected. The Senate meets IL
Chicago on the third Wednesday Of June
The following Executive Committee wai
then appointed: AIessrs. 7. @. Pipes, j
NJ. Beileviiie, 4. G. Miller, S. S. Greer
and B. II. Thaxton.
Alter the Council adjourned this Exec
utive Committee organized by electingS
s. Green Chairman and I. O. Miller Sec
| fetary.
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WE have Just received q new stock Of
WY JlGOR VI. CRUDE, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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pR1IArRIE.
school Teacher to be chosen General Now.
Items.

M Items.
A seweristo be laid up Thirty.sixsh
street. 80
Joseph Clements, the grocer, Is about
to take q tripto the old country.
BeiIaire' postoffice is oneto be proud
Of, and the service is in keeping with the
appearance.
The Council has ordered the City Mar
shall 10 prosecute all who do not remove
all filth from their premises within ten
days from notice.
The Bellaire, zanesville & Cincinnati
railroad company does not want TO light
Its tracks, saying 1t Is poor and there Is no
necessity for lights as no trains are run
after night.
Tuesday evening the Niagara and Ely
sian polo clubs played another game, the
former again winning two out Of three
goals. The game was played at the Ma.
CARA rink and two oil the goals were hotly
contested.
A joint committee has been appointed
to look after the street To be made as an
approach to the new creek bridge. The
councilmen on this committeea are Roemer,
Zilch and Crimmel, and citizens Haney,
Sheppard and STALL, together with City
Engineer Norton.
The coal miners who are out on strike
at this end Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, held a meeting at City Hail Tues
day afternoon, and It was attended by o
large numbered miners. The only bust.
ness Of importance transacted, was the
selection Of William Nixon, Vice Presi-
dent OF the Sixth district, as a delegate to
attend tho General Convention, which
meets at Columbus Thursday.
Superintendent B. F. Jones has been
re-appointed by the School Board for two
years. The appointment Of the teachers
will be made June 9th, and the examina-
ton by the city examiners will be held at
the Central school house. on the S0th Of
May. There are to be chosen one high
school teacher, seven grammar school
teachers, eighteen primary teachers, one
training teacher, one German teacher, one
teacher for the colored school. -Four Of
these teachers will be principals Of the
ward schools.
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Steam gashets.
w. N. Chancellor.

E'QRCHARLEsToN ANDIN.. ~.
~ TERMeDlATE Points The ane
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E0R RENT-A LARGE FP6SS
IL Room, suitable for lawyeS and 'dS sSs.i.
ottiee. t0TWeltth Gteet. ~
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Dox'riorget tho social this evening, at
Fourth Street n. E. Church.
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lNpleArioNs.

WARRINGTON, May AL 4. N.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fail
weather except inthe extreme southwest
portion, local rains, slightly warmer east
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather
.a,Ia,l,, ,s;nda aliVhtly warmer
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are making four beautiful bonton tintypes
for only % cents, 3S Main street, Wheel
Ing, for a limited time only.
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DuRkRE's SALAD DRsssISa & Coup
MEAT SAUCE for all kinds Of salads, fish,
vegetables, and cold meals. Cheaper and
better than homemade. Nosauce equal
TO II was ever offered. Mw&F
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/ Spstiat A6iirts.
EoR DODGERS AND IsMAII HAND

Go % Inc ISIKLLlaEscER JOB RooNs, Hoa.s Is
and q Fourteenth street. Whste you car % ancn1ss
scdAtea q gheEt patse't
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IVY POISONING,

For all cases Of poisoning by Ivy OF degwocd,
eau warreiit Cnticura 10 cure cyl ry lime. hay
sold II for hve years aud It never iails.
GIN. MORSE. Druggist Holliston, Mass.
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Ia B HUNTINGTON, + GisiE,,'
will leave for the above on PnpAY No.
AN, For freight or passage apply on 49,. M
mylI FRANK ROOTii1 lSsA
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gcs gent.

IPo0Ms FOR RENT-lN l u0sS
~ btpek. Block Apply 10 ". v, F6S gss !.
RRQs l4p. AAsket k1eet n.y. AZ
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@ensral a1otises.

IN HEREBY INFORM MY FRTfSS
u and the public generally that IAN t IN
pared 70 do real eatS'e and ReneFal st6Ct W n
lge business At my OtllcG corner TbISiSanISs %.
Nod streets, this city. When neSesSsTv Wy 9 =
reasonable rates Will be advanced On ,t ssg1
with me lot sAle. All matters ConmltteS \, I.
THoS O'BRiEN, Real Estate ARent SiossH Sli
Notary Public and Foreign steainShIp ASss t'V $
Sl.sSssS 10y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-12
Want Paw for Their Rails.

The Pittsburg Bessemer Steel Company filed
an intervening petition in the United States
Court yesterday, asking the payment of claims
against the Chicago & Great Southern Railway
Company for SIG, 291, 65. It is stated in the COM
plant that $50 tons of steel rails were delivered
for the Chicago & Great Southern at Goodland.
in January, 1882. button the failure of the COM
pany to pay for them, they were placed in the
custody of a person who was to hold possession
of the property until payment was made. The
railway company succeeded in getting posses
sion of the rails, however, and used them in the
construction of their line without the permits
sion of the Bessemer Steel Company. The rail-
way officials have, It is alleged, refused to pay
for the rails, and the plaintiffs therefore want
SIG, 29l. 65, which they claim is due them. They
ask an adjustment of the claim, and that it may
be a liec OF the earnings of the railway.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-12
A New Gate for Protect ne Railroad
Crossings.

A new railroad crossing gate is undergoing a
test on one of the Eastern roads, which is work
ing admirably, it is stated. The gate operates
oy the direct power of the locomotive. At the
@lsaAnt stauont varied according 10 the maximum
speed OF tra'nsl, a side rail set slightly above the
eVei oil the rails Is pushed out laterly two inches
9r more by the driving wheels, transmitting suf-
heiens force to release a trip at the gate itself to
permit it TO descend. The descent Of the gate is
regulated so as to be very slow, and a bell rings
NJ the same time, affording due warning to an.
RfOAehing leans. The slight force required for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-12
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, Aug, IL, 1885, as fur |
nished by Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, room
No. 3, Ktna Building: |
Charles s. Crosley to Carrie Nicoli, the
north half of lot l in square / in brakes
addition to indianapolis. SIS, 900. 90 |
George Klepfer and wife to Paul Klepfer,
part of the south half of the southwest
quarter of section 20. township II
north. range 5 east, and the north half
of the southwest quarter of section 80,
township II north, range S east, con-
tanning no e4-1oo &C es.:c--~--. 4,soo.oo
Mary b. Danley and husband TO Mary K. |
Gilbert, lot 2 III Strong & Co.'S subdi.
vision of lot IL in Johnson's heirs add.
ton to indianapolis. 10000 !
William [. Wheatley and wife to Philip
Mesmer. part of lots 10, 20 and 81 in I
Willins Sullivan. administrator of H.
F. G1ees. subdivision of part of outlot
100, in indianapolis. 5000 |
Z. d.. Allen and wife to HI. C. Veatch, lot
Ii in Drake & Mayhew's addition to
Indianapolis 1000 90 |
Conveyances. S; consideration .-.-.... ,$l2, 5000 10