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Annual MEDICINE DANCE.
The Indians of Tho west congregatlng for
tho FeRtivitIeA,

The Indians Of Tho West Congrcgatlng fol
tho Festivities lJ.
ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. So,-1ndianl
from all tho northwest arc congregatiug
on Bad river reservation at odanah,
about twenty miles from this city, 10 at.
tend the annual medicine dance, which
10 held In different places every year,
Braves from White Earth, Fond DuLaC
and other reservations In Minnesota,
from Buffalo, Bay la Court, oreilla and
Plambeau In Wllconsin, and from Bola
Fort and Grand Portage, on the north
shore Of Lake Superior, arc coming,
There are over 800 redskins on The
0dAnah reservation at present, and more
are constantly arriving, The pow WOW
will continue several days .tj,-
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pouonKEHrstE, N, y, Sept. ao.-The
steamer City Of Kingston, one ol the
handSomest boats on lhe HudRon has
lust been sold 10 The Oregon Steam Nav.
iRation Company, Of Portland, Oregon
aud will Al once DO taken y that place
via Cape Horn and the straits Of Magel'
Ian. The same company 70 looking FOL
other boats along the Hudson, The
Kingston will make het lA1t trip Tonight
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 3O.-Baby
Beatrice, the infant which has played
so important a part in the Hamilton case
was taken to Mays Landing this after
noon, When Mrs. Rupp, the proprie
etress OF Noll Cottage, at Atlantic City
left that place a week or 80 ugo, she
brought To this city tho Hamilton baby
and three trunks, filled with the person
d property OF Mrs. Robert Ray Hamil
ton. These trunks, 1t is said, were also
shipped to Mrs. Hamilton this after.
noon. The lawyer Of Mrs. Hamilton
came hero to-day accompanied by the
wife Of Sheriff Johnson, Of Atlantic City
and arranged with Mrs. Rupp for tht
withdrawal OF the child from her caro-.
In reply to questions, tho lawyer said
'Baby Beatrice is going to Mrs. Hamilton
at Mays Landing, where q final dispo
sition will be made OF her."
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BOTH WERE KILLED.;
An Impromptu DueI Results In the Death
ofRn Editor and y sheriff.


RoBELIEu, La Sept, SO.-For some
time past there has been a newspaper
controversy between O, Poole, editor OF
the Vernon Nrp,, and Lee O, McAlpipe,
Sheriff Of Vernon parish, A few days
ago Poole sent McAlpipe a challenge,
which the latter didn't accept, Last
Friday morning the challenge was re-
peated and Poole followed It up
and went into the sheria's
office with his pistol in his hand
while McAlpine was reading the chal-
lenge, and said to MoAlpine; "How is
the best time we will have TO settle our
difficulties" McAlpine drew bis, pistol,
Poole opening FIRE first, Several shots
were fired by both parties, McAlpine
emptying the contents OF his pistol in
Poole's head and face, Killing him in
stantly. McAlpine diedsR few hours
later from a wound In the abdomen, II
being the effect Of the second shot fred
by Poole.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 80. = Governor
Hovey to-day ordered John Murray dc.
livered 10 the Kansas authorities. Muir.
ray 10 The lover Of Sister Camille, Of the
convent Al Lyons, Kansas. He nearly
murdered her because che would not
violate her VOWS, iofsake the convent
and marry him. Murray 10 under arrest
At Tefro HauLe.
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plooly I!Iot al . clrl.tenlng.

PnlLLIPsBURa, Pa Sept. S0'-A riot
occurred yesterday at Hungarian
christening at Allport No. 10 colliery,
operatediby b. D. Wigton & Co., about
four miles from this place. A Hungar.
ian named Mike Kelch was murdered
outright and two others were seriously
hurt. Tho leader OF the riot 10 In the
Clearfeld Jail aud warrants have been
issued for several others. II is not
known for certain that the murderer
has been arrestAd.
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suFFOCATEp I'M A TANK.
Two workmen Killed by the Gas from
PnraHne Paint,

Two workmen Killed by the Gas from
Parafne Paint.
MILWAUKEE, Sept, SO,-A fatal accident
occurred at PRster 4 vogel's tannery
yesterday. The workmen, William
Kruger and Emil Lopde, were sent
down into a huge tank twenty feet deep
to paint the inside. They used Parafine
paint, and in drying It gave off q sufoca-
ting gas, which overcome the men. The
first knowledge OF anything wrong was
when a workman, who went 10 the tank
TO see how the men were getting along,
found them lying Unconscious at the
bottom OF the tank. Mr.. Vogel hurried
to the ladder and started to descend.
When half way down he was overcome
by the gas and was barely able TO reach
the top again. A workman who follow.
ed also had to return! II was an hour
before any one could reach the bottom
OF tho tank and make ropes fast to the
two men, by which means they were
drawn to the surface. Kruger was
found To be dead, but Lopde showed
faint signs Of life and may recover.
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snitinr, tlln plna fnr Inhn.

BosroS, Sept. So,-The Globe states
that ameetlngof sixty or seventy,Fourth
District Democrats was held at the shet-
man House yesterday, in the interest OF
John L. Sullivan's candidacy for Con.
gress In that district; that euloglstlc
speeches were made and plans laid for
SECURING the champions nomination at
the expiration Of Hon, ], II. o'Neill's
farm
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Ex.Edltor west Held.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-James j. West ant
ohas. Graham, ex.oditor and scCretar,
Of the Chicago Times, were to-day helt
to the criminal court in bonds Of IS ,OO(
each. The court said sufficient evidence
had been introduced TO warrant such &C
tion on his part, and while ho did MOI
pretend TO pass upon the guilt Of the de
lendants, he felt that he was justified ID
having the grand jury examine into tht
case. The charge is that Of having
iraudulently overissued the stock Of the
Chicago Times Company.
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A I,oy Chnrrod WIN Stur,lcr,

plrrsDuRan, Sept. SO.-John W. Jones,
an 1S year old boy was arrested this
afternoon for the murder OF Anthony
Now, an iron worker Of Homestead, Pa.
Last Thursday Now was teasing Jones,
when the latter struck him on the head
with a monkey.wfench, inhlcting a
wound which resulted Ia his death this
morning. Now was 80 years Of age and
leaves a family.
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WAS GARNER lNNOCENT9
Probability that Man Lynshed In tn
State Was Guiltless.

hthb ~ AAhH AShNhVN th'i
State Was Guiltless.
UNION, W. Va, Sept SO.-Reliablt
information from Bluefeld, Mercer
county, shows the recent lynChing o.
tho negro Samuel Garner to have been
an outrage on a par with the hanging ol
John Turner, in Greenbrier. county,
late in July, Like Turner, Garner was
lynched for q crime he never committed.
He was charged with criminal assault OIL
a 7.year.old girl. The Mercer county
authorities have made a number OF ar.
rests Of parties having a hand in the
lynChing and the suspects are in the jail
at Bridgeton. There has been quite an
exodus from Blue6eld in consequence.
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An Ab,copder,, stcaiipp.,

CHICAGO, Sept. SO.-At a meeting Of
the creditors Of Gibson, Parrish L 90.
to-day, Mr.. Parrish stated that Mr.. Clii.
ford, the absConding book.keeper OF the
firm, bad carried of between $4,000 and
$l00, 900 Of the firms assets, and he was
inclined To think the latter figure nearer
the correct one than the former,
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Another Troasurer tlone wronv

CLEVELAND, o. Sept SO.-Jacob zints.
master, the Treasurer Of Bethlehem
township, Stark county, has been forced
10 resign. He was over q 900 In his &C.
counts and tried TO satisfy the township
trustees with q 81 certificate OF deposit
which had been raised 10 $4,000 by the
addition Of three ciphers, Forged notes
10 the amount Of 1000 have also been
presented for payment. Zintsmastor's
brothers have met all obligations, and Il
rumofed that the young man has diSap.
peAred.
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WI'HlSOIpS, b, D., Sept so.-F. A,
vSN .i,1 who VI ipr ten years managing
SSt SSs o. the ". pAul Pioneer PrtS, and
WVmnA year past haS been in charge oil
SIIlTt 1'onttr Prtt bureau In Washington
NM I y short time assume ecliye cd to'
IN SSi.atge n the Portland Oftgonidn
oiihsI N @ Washington Corfespbndenl
I,E rn'oetr neetr Prea will 10 aBsumed By
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rho rlack tjonspIrntors Tndloted

NRw YoRK, Sept So..-All the con
splratorB In the Flack case have beer
Indicted With the exception ot Judge
Bookstaver.
/ Warrants were late this Afternoon
served on Sheriff Flatk, William A
FlaCk, Judge Mcneil, Referee Meekg
Mre. Raymond and George y. Hart AL
will be atraigned In court tomorrow
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DAyY CROCEETrS son,



73 Years.
GRASnuRY, TEX, Sept, SO.-oolonel
Robert Patton Crockett died at his resi-
dence on Rucker's Creek last Thursday
in the 7Sd year Of his age. He was one
OF Hood county's pioneer settlers, locat'
ing here in 1854. His death removes
the only remaining son Of Davy Crockett
Immediately after the fall Of the Almoa
and the massacre OF bis father BY Santa
Anne's brutal soldiers, be left his home
in Tennessee and joined the Texas revo:
lutionists, After peace was declared and
victory achieved by the Texans he 70.
turned to Tennessee whore he married
and settled down. In 1864 he moved 70
Texas, bringing with him his aged
mother, Elizabeth Crockett, who died
here In 1850. On the evening Of August
II he sustained serious injuries BY a
frightened team running away with the
wagon, and suffered intensely till his
1nnlh
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New YoRx, Sept, .8O,-Between three
and four hundred men were thrown out
unemployment to-day by astrike ordered
by The btiCklayers union. Some Of the
contractors have been using brick and
cement madO by Peck, Martin 4 Go,
Peck, Martin 4 90. employ at their
works four iion.union men lColoretl
teamBtors) and II was 10 compel the dis.
charge Of these men that thoBtfike was
ordered. II was Ike d dpath.hlow 10
the workmen, 10 they had Just com.
mCnced 10 hayo steady work, The wet
weather oi the past month having
caused them to lose a good deal Of time,
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FAIRMONT NOTES,

A Hand I.acCrated- knights Toni lplar Going
10 Washington.
Special Ditpdteh 10 The IRtsQt0eaecr.
FAIRAoNT, W. Va, Sept. SO.-Jerome
], Brand, an employe at Clayton's plan.
ing mill, had his had badly lacerated by
being caught in a shaping machine.
Crusade Commandery Is making pre-.
purations for a large attendance at the
Tiennial ConClaye. They expect to
take their own band. Many Of the siI
Knights will be accompanied by their
wives or daughters.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Last Nights Good AttractlonS-The Cam.
pnnlni. i.WLItney Concert,

Last Nights Good Attractlons-The Cam
panlni-wlltney Concert
The musical iarce.Comedy, "The U. s
Mail" written by George O. Jenks, 1
Pittsburgh journalist, was given at the
Opera House last evening 10 an aud.
fence OF fair size. The farce Is better
than most Of Hoyts, which seem TO be
the standard for this kind Of thing, aud
the company Is as strong as any ever
seen in a similar performance here. The
scenery and stage settings are novel and
striking. Mr.. Calhoun, as the new post.
master, was equal to a very funny part,
Frank David, as III Hand, tramp
printer mistaken for an English lord. In
disguise, is half the play, while Miss
Kate Davis, as Nora, and the handsome
and plcturesquely costumed young
ladies are the other half. Miss Dayis'a
vocal performance was simply great. z
TIE cAMPAEINI.wnlTNEY CONCERT.
The sale OF reserved seats for the en-
gagement OF the Campaninl.W Whitney
Concert and Opera Company at the
Opera House next Friday evening, will
commence at Houses music store this
morning. In planning the tour Of this
brilliant operalo and concert company,
care has been taken To assign dates only
10 communities OF pronounced musical
taste and culture, thereby insuring u
cordial and appreciaive welcome TO
Signor Italo Campaniui, the ideal tenor
4
the most admirable basso known to tGis
generation to slgnorina Clementina De.
We're, theiliustrious Italian prima donna
soprano; TO Miss Clara Poole, the recog.
nised representative prlma donna con.
tralto Of America, and to the other dis.
tinguished artists in this galaxy Of lyric
talent. 1t remains for Wheeling's musi-
cal people to prove that the confidence
placed in their appreciation Of good
Lhin0
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PlrTsHuRaH, Pa Sept. SO,-A COnven-
ton Of tho United Orders Of Railway
Employees opened al old City Hall bete
this afternoon With representatives pres.
ent from the brotherhood Of Btakeinen,
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Flreme cd
and Swltehmeb's Mutual Aid AssoCiA,
ton Ut North America. Tho object Of
the meeting ls 10 tAtliy the federation o.
railway employee organizations, and Il
invite the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers 10 join the United Qrdefs
The meeting this afternoon was seCre
and the proceedings 0Ould mol be learned
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0lAll Morksr IlSlSInnd.

NEw YoRE, Sept SO,-AudrOw Otter
son, q swedo, who landed here to-day
on tho sOtviA, and who acknowledged
hO was going 10 work for Everett 4
Lyons, glass manufacturers Of lndlanap.
ollB, was detained az CaAllO Garden tlt.
dor the contract labor law,
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The Grand contained q good audience
last evening to witness the opening per-
formance OF the engagement Of Suns
"phantasma" company. This is a re.
fined concert and novelty organization
that gives a good vaudeville entertain.
ment. The house should DO well filed
during the remainder Of the engage
ment. Reserved seats can be secured at
Weir'g, In the Mcclure house block.
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ST.. Louis, Sept. 3d. William II. Vols,
sporting editor Of tho Philadelphia pre,,,
arrived In 81, Louis tonight To consult
with President Won Der Abe, Of the
Brown Stocking club, as TO Tie preSI.
dency oi the American Association Of
Base Ball Clubs, II 10 claimed that
President WikolF will DO retired at the
nBxt annual meeting Of the association
10 be held In November.
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Nav YoRK, Sept, SO.-liermAn b. Bat.
leren, brother Of the President Of tbe
Travellers Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, committed suicide lhla morning BY
blowing out bis brains with a revolver,
No cause is known,
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Natalie Sees Her Son,

BELGRADE, Sept. SO.-Ex.Queen M
talie paid q visit to her son, King Alex
ander, to-day. All the foreign repre-.
sentatives, with the exception Of the
ambassadors Of Germany and Turkey,
aiterward waited upon the ex-Queen.
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BERLIN, Sept. So.-The North German
Gazette advises Ex.Queen Natalie, Of
seryia, not to meddle with politics.
BELGRADE, Sept 3O.-Ex.Q Queen Ma.
talle In an interview, has declared her
intention to hold aloof from politics and
party intrigueB.
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GLASGOW, sept. SO.-Arrlyod, steamer
State Of Georgia from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept, 20, - Arrived,
steamer Ems, from New York for bremen,
NEw YoRE, Sept 30.-Arhved, steam.
OF Ethiopia from Glasgow,
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LONDON, Sept. SO.-The trial Of tho
Earl Of Galloway, who iB charged with
having orlminally assaulted several chill.
dten, has been fixed for October a.. II
will take place before o Scotch court.
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The notterlnm strlko,

ROTTERDAM, Sept. SO.-A number Of
the striking dock hands manifested a
dlSpoBlhon TO return TO work to-day, but
they were'pfeyented, from doing 80 6S tho
arguments and threats Of their comrades.
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SHANGHAI, Sept. SO,-It has been dis.
covered that the recent FIRE in the
Temple Of Heaven was Of iucen.
diary origin. Several persons
have been arrested for completely in the
crime. The authorities have learned
that the object Of the incendiaries was
to create the idea that the fire was an
omen toward the people against the in.
PRODUCTION OF railways In China.
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DvBLiN, Sept. 9O--The subscriptions
70 the fund 70 meet The expenses Of Mr..
Parnell in bis defense beiofe the paFnUll
Commission, have closed. The total
amount subscribed ID E41,O 900,
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LoNDoS. Sept. 3O--Mr. Gladstone las
abad cold, the result Of becoming over.
heated while Telling q tree on Saturday.
He ID confined 10 hiB room,
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LONDON, October 1.-The Rhinlsh
newspapers announce that Count Won
Halzieldt the German Minister 10 Eng.
land, will shortly marry bis former wife,
an American lady named Moulton,
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ESPOyITlUN ESCrRslOSs
The PennAJiyahlA Lines viii Sell cheap
Tickets EVeFY DaR.

Tickets Every hay.
The PithbuFgh Exposition opens on
september lth. From that day until
October l9th the Pennsylvania Lines
will cell excursion uckel6 10 PlIlabuFgb
ior oil regular trains a. tho rate ol q %
from Wheeling, which includes admIB
sion 10 the ExposlIlon, These Ticket
viii be good returning two days from
date oi sale, Or II sold on Friday, Until
Monday, inolusiye,
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' ARr you weak and weary, oyefwofkod
and Hfedp Hoods eafsapafilla 10 lust tho
medicine 70 purify your blood aud give
YOU BlfenRih. a
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p,srRrsS after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion are cured BY
Hoods safgapatillA, II also creates
good appetite, q
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Eos A DtSORDERED liyER Try BErCn.
AA'8 PitiA, ws4W
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Lnrcn I,nrn Dnniroxe,i.

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept. So.-A large barn
owned by Mrs. DR.. willets, Of Harris
burg, situated near New Cumberland,
this county, was destroyed by FIRE this
morning, together with six horses, sew
eral head OF cattle, this years crop and
all the farming Implements. The loss is
$4,000. The charred body Of an un-
known man was found in the ruins.
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ST would keep hawking and splitting con-
tinually. There was always something there
that could neither get up nor down.
could never eat in the mornings. / had to
force my food down, and what little did
eat made me feel as though had big load
on my stomach. L would often have
nauseating feeling, with an inclination to
vomit. 1 tried all the remedies that were
recommended to me, and was under a ply
sician's care. But 1 grew steadily worse,
and finally had to lay off from work.
"About this time read a case in one of the
newspapers that was similar to mine, which
Doctors Copeland & Blair had treated sue
cessfully. Invent to them, and, finding their
charges reasonable and within my means,
placed myself under their care.
~ soon began to feel better The soreness
in my throat, pains in my ears and headache
all left me. My eyes ceased to be watery and
no longer troubled me. The pain around nv
heart, which caused me so much suffering and
anxiety, has entirely disappeared I arise in
the morning feeling perfectly rested. I have .
good appetite and enjoy my meals. Indeed
feel like new man. 1t was not by any means
a temporary improvement / continued to get
stronger and better until the last trace of my
trouble passed away. There is not a trace of it
left now. am as well as was four years ago,
and feel grateful to Drs Copeland & Blair for
my complete recovery"
Mr.. Creahan resides, as stated, at No. Al Null
berry street. Allegheny, and his statement can
be easily verified.
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A GOOD FINISH.
Tho Week In Real Estate Closes With Some
Good Sales.


1. M. Pennock & Son sold and settled mort
gage for 5000, three years. at per cent, no
taxes, on farm in Fayette county; also one on
property In the First ward, Allegheny, for 81,
800, three years, and one OF $50. three years. in
shaler township, both at 6 per cent, no tax
Ewing d Byers, No. 107 Federal street, Allie
gheny. sold for William A. Black to Thompson
q &Thurbron two more lots. being Nos. and
In Black Rohrkaste's plan, Tenth ward, ALLIE
gheny, on the line of the Perrysville electric
road, fronting on Perrysville avenue, in size
2Ox230 feet each running through from street to
street: for 81, 450. This makes five lots sold in
the above plan in the past two days.
Black q Baird No 9o Fourth avenue, sold for
Ward street. Oakland, l25xl75 feet. for 81 500.
They also placed mortgage of $4,000 for five
years at per cent, free of State tax, on prop
erty in East Liberty.
t =. Beringer Son, l03 Fourth avenue, sold
Tor Mrs. Elizabeth A. Drum two acres Of land
with frame dwelling, stable and blacksmith
shop, near Freeport, for $500 cash.
Allies Bailey, l64 Fourth avenue, sold for
William b1n Mayes, heirs No l66 Deyillers street;
feet, for 81. 400 to George Schmidt.
Samuel W. Black & Co., 80 Fourth avenue,
sold for the Blair estate in Glenwood, Twenty
third ward, lots Nos. las lz6 and Isl on Almeda
street, being each 24xl20 to 20-foot alley. for
$500 each
W. c. Stewart No. ia Fourth avenue, sold
Ior Peter Lohnes to Levi DeWoif five acres of
land cornering on Shady lane and Homewood
avenue, for $50 600. Mr.. DeWolf will have the
property at once surveyed and LAID out in lots,
and will sell them subject to such building re-
strictions as will make IL very handsome resi-
dence quarter.
John F. Baxter sold lots Nos. 342 and 343 in
Villa Park plan, frontage of l23 feet on Mohler
street by l50 feet to 20foot alley for 81 200 to
Mrs. Matilda Thuma.