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ABDUCTED AGAIN.
Alice Jackmnn, the Chicago Heiress, Once
y =. > gs More Disappears. = I. i. n ;f Y

Alice Jackmnn, the Chicago Heiress, Once
81 More .Disapp ppenrs: e.
ST. LOUIS; Jan. 6.-Alice Jackman has
been abducted again. Thisi is the youth
full heiress who about q month ago was
the central figure in ian, abduction case:
At that time shet was in the custody Of
Mrs. Brouthers, in whose hands she was
placed by the Humane Society,". DR..
Taylor, her guardian, she being an or
phan, wanted sler one morning. She
was seized by Charles Sphinx and others,
placed in: a carriage and taken to the
House OF the Good Shepherd thence
she was taken to Chicago. The case was
in the courts and in due time she was
brought back and on her own statement
/ to the court that she wanted tolive with
her cousin, Mrs. Charles Sphinx, she was
placed in their custody. 4 n yi!!3$Is
~ The question of guardianship is open.
The girl is about lG, and the heiress to
about S25 COO. i.s'f.5
H. The child turned up at the house Of
Albert Spink, ,$No. .26l3 Dayton street,
about II o'clock last night, drencLed to
the skin by rain, which was falling
heavily, bareheaded, shoes unbuttoned
and in a pitiable plight generally. Her
story is that while going to the grocery.
last evening she was seized by two men,
hustled into a covered wagon which was
standing on analley and driven to the
house OF Mrs. Brouthers, III the southern
I part of, the city. 4 Here she was 'putfinto
the same room foccup pied hen she was
there beforeTand d was told 10 10 Ito bed.
she did mot retire, however; |bntSwhen
I everything was still Ssin the house she
SstoleB downs stairs land escaped SbyS the
Sback door and ran through helrain to
\ the home tof. .Mr. Spinks. Il She says one
OF the persons who put her in the wagon
was Charley Brpnthera. Mrs. Brouthers,
however, denies all knowledge Sot the
all
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THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Organizations Coy. Foraker'x Message
No New Devslopme ents In ths SeuRtorin

OEhkeE'h gkoAbuESs
4 No New Devslopm ents In tbs Senatorial
4 Limo. d ;sI5W d sFj Ii9t55 4 /:
CoLunpus, O., Jan. 0.-There have
been no new developments in the sena-
torial situation today, the time Of mem.
bers being taken up in the opening Of
the Legislature. The joint committee
has done nothing as yet in regard to the
time OF holding Of the Senatorial caucus,
but 1t Is thoughtit will not take place
before Thursday next. 9 II III iyy il55j j.i'Is..i
The Legislature met promptly aud all
the oilicers nominated by the caucus,
and whose names, appeared in yeater.
days dispatches were elected and sworn
in. Then the Governors message was
received and read. 3 if::i j!
"A synopsis Of Gov. Foraker message
will be found on the third page Of this
mornings 1NTELLIGENcER. f;f ~ Elbt
Surface indications DO not slow any
material change in the relative strength
Of the candidates tonight. A poll Sof
thei Democratici members Of Il both
branches has been made and the dis.
covery made that there are TWEEN " six
members unpledged and non-committal
in the contest. This rather ;discourages
some Of the claims which have been
made by the respective candidates. y
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\ INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW

Important 4 Amendmen nts 4 and I Improve
ments Recommended to Congress.
~ WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-In the third an.
nual report submitted to Congress to-
day the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion make recommendations looking to
the amendment Of the law in the follow.
ing patticulnrs: fl giEI
An amendment 10 the third section
relating to the routing and Interchange
OF traffic between carriers as to better
provide for the rough traffic ut through
rates over connecting lines. Il I3is ,fIl
Z An amendment TO the 22d section al
lowing the free transportation Of persons
injured ln'railroad accidents and OF fam.
lilies Of railroad employee. RI 4 -} g,s /.
/, New sections suggested are: III !Si-
z A prohibition OF the payment OF COM
missions by one railroad company to
the agents Of another company for pas.
senger transportation. n yfyF&.S s3ssa}2 .s5a
The abolition Of ticket brokerage by
requiring ticket sellers to be duly author.
lied by railroad company which
responsibility for bis acts. m I
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ASSAULT AND, ROBBERY.
Chicago Family Bruially sDeaten and
VI 40 Robbed by Thurs. g z, ~ ~


A Chicago Family Brul ally sDenten and
d : 4, s5t Robbed by Thugs. 8 Z gI Y
u OHlcAoo, Jan. Gone Of the most dar-
iagi instances OF assault aud robbery, re-
Gently committed was perpetrated at tho
home sof Bernard Block, 81 Liberty
street. yesterday afternoon. at that
time six men entered the house and
seized Mr.. 5 Block. They \ demanded
money, and when refused assaulted the
man In. "a most shameful manner. He
called loudly for help, and when mem.
bers Of his family interfered they were
also brutally beaten and abused. & The
nelghbors were attracted by Mr.. Blocks
cries for help, and when they tried to
enter the house the robbers knocked Mr..
Block down.! kicked him in the face,
sides aud stomach, leaving him !insensi.
bic. The crowd Of thugs then left the
premises, and shortly after. the police
were notified. "a No Sarrests have been
made, The thieves secured ;but little
DlunQpr. "a ! ,si l,5s ;f4Sl' -
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KENNE, n. H., Jan. GA local freight
train Of ten cars on the South Cheshire
Railroad, collided this side Of Eastmore-
land this morning with wild freight Of
twenty cars running north. Engineer
Late and Fireman Gibson, Of Bellows
Falls, were killed on the local freight
aud others are reported injured. The
locomotives aud a number of cars were
wrecked siGGG n W. - + = 9 i,4S -
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION

Five Miners Imprisoned and Rescued
MIN MIN Almost by n Miracle. Y
3 WiLKEsBARnE, Pa Jan. Cat the
Nottingham mine in Plymouth, Z. this
evening, where the disastrous cave.in
occurred last week, about o'clock, u ter.
rife explosion Of gas occurred. The
timber at once caught fire and burned
furiously.5 Five men we're caught be-
tween the cavern and the; fire and all
manner OF exit was cut of. 81 II, ~ 5j5.. :55
About half IN hour after tho FIRE
broke out. John d. Humphreys and
John Richards were lowered into the
mine to ascertain the true state Of affairs.
When they reached the fire they heard
cries and shouts on the other side.
Putting their hands before their faces,
they rushed through the fire aud drag.
ged the five imprisoned men Que by one
uninjured. N " y
Part Of the workings Of the mines are
located under the Susquellanna river
and the miners fear the river, may break
into the mine. II this should happen
the damage would be enormous. '$..js h.
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Mr.. Jay Radcliffe, the travelling sales.
man for the Riverside glass works at
WcllsburR, is the first glass man to es
tablish himself and his samples at the
McLure uouse in anticipation of the
buyers who will llsoon begin TO put in an
appearance and continue coming, for at
least q month. He was busy yesterday
assisted by Ernest HALEY, the River
sides boss packer, getting his handsome
line Of samples properly displayed.
Rooms at the Mcclure have been en-
gagged for the display OF samples by Mir,
Schader, Of the Warwick pottery; Mr..
Harry Wheat, OF the Wheeling pottery !:
Mr.. W. ?. Sniyely, Of the Belmont glass
works; Mr.. Charles Gill, Of the Elson
glass werks; Mr.. Harry Nor,hwood, Of
the Northwood glass works; Mr.. Col
Inns, OF the Buckeye glass works and Mr..
Stewartson, OF the Central works. When
they get ali fixed up there will be a big
and handsome show at the McLure.
They all promise some very fine and at
tractive novelties. i.;!e j5
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5RONANCE5INSRB,AIlL]9Lll]R:!B;|.. FL.
Boston ei;t:sssss Dyins a Des-
titution ati Pa,kersbulrgs, ls Y
WEALTHY BOSTON RELATIVES
Who Learn SOf Her Whereabouts
Ater Fifteen Yenrs-t he Lived a 4
.Ltfai OF Shame and Isl In tho
H, Inst Stages or Consu,n pt lon. Sti,,
Apetidl Dispateh 10 ne M'eiliotter,

1peeial Dtspateh ne In,elli0tter. L 1i q istsl
n PARxKRsDvna, W.sVA., Jan. 6.-satur.
! day evenlngtGere arrived from Boston a
wealthy gentleman, Of distinguished ap.
: pearance, highly cultured and bearing
the genuine Boston polish. His name ia
-J.W. Barnham, and he holds a very high
position with the Fitthburg Railroad
& Company, Is g!i "a /;
Yesterday morning Mr. Burnham, in
company with Dr., Frame, went down to
the filthy purlieusj Of the old Spencer
/, House, and there they, found the sister ol
Mr.. BurnhaM's witelylng lnlabject pov-
erty and far gone with consumption.
y. The girl's real name. Is Alice Breese,
= She is the daughter.of wealthy pa, ents,
but she left home about fifteen years
ago and noue S9f her relatives had any
knowledge ott her. whereabouts or con-
dition uutiln itW, Days ,ugo. She icame
to Parkersburg und as "a woman OF the
town bus been; known by the name Of
Alice Morgan. -, q ;si. z r., ,H ~
!. A few days ago some :of her compan-
ions here, $to whom she had given the
address Of her, sister, in Boston, wrote to
Boston telling Mrs. Burnham that her
sister was lying hero in destitution and
In the last stages Of consumption. ii This
was the first word that Mrs. Burnham
had had Of her erring sister fol: fifteen
years. Il n ~ y Z ~ ~; 'f II t.
b Mr.. Burnhanr has telegraphed to Bos.
ton for his wife to come on and see her
sister. She will arrive In a few days and
will probably stay with the woman
while she liyes, Fun less good treatment
should effect q recovery, which5is not
probables "a n m Il !. 4 i !, 3js 1885,
s.EAlice; Breese's grandmother died at
Albany, Nsy., four years ago, leaving a
!, large estate ut Wyoming, Pa; TO iAlice's
mother, and at the latter's death II is to
be 4divided among four children, Of
whom Alice Is zone. K 5Is5537.S.- III
After. Mr.. SBurnham had made such
preparations for her comfort anl had
telegraphed for hiswife, Alice told him
that she desired her; sister Lizzie (hfr.
Burnhanl's wifel to have her share OF
the property Rleft them by their grand.
mother at Wyoming, Pa. This being
Allce's wish, papers were drawn up I'd
that effect by B. ". Archer, Esq. Alice
Brecse's acknowledgment was taken TO-
day by John r.. Harris. u! =! = n
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pI.UCKY SHERIFF. BURNS.

Ao Gives n Dinner to tho Members of tho
lar and 10 Himself Honorsd. atj 4.
Special Dispatrh 10 W. Intes'igear. i - /.
srEunESvlLLE, O., Jan. G.-Thirty.
three members Of the bench and bar Of
steubenville were given an elaborate
dinner by retiring CountytsheriEf John
G. Burns. They presented hin, with a
valuable watch, chain mud pendant.
Many speeches complimenting his *.
cellent double term administration and
expressive Of high esteem and good will
were made. Il He was iprobably the
pluckiest Sheriff Jefferson County ever
nd Ll..n ~ no llL.n l. .lEl.l- - a.aI-.
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THE RESCUE OF WALLACE,
Details Of tho Darling Exploit oftho Friends
i of the Mated Georgiu Outlaw,

tl.aH.a7. =.
Details Of tho Darling Exploit oftho Friends
y Of the Noted GeorEia Outlaw.
e MACON, GA, Jan. G.-Willie Wallace,
the notorious outlaw Of Harris county,
was rescued irom jail n Hamilton at 3
o'clock yesterday morning, by: a large
number Of masked men. The party
rode into. town on a full gallops and
hastily, threw out guards on svery'road
leading in Hamilton. Ten horsenmluvesin
were posted around the residence Of
Sheriff kimbrough. The men first tried
to pry of the large iron bar which fas-
tened. tho front door OF the jail, but failed
in the effort, and then they broke the
lock. After getting the front door open,
they soon broke the lo.ks to the iron
cage aud Wallace stepped out and Joined
his friends. They then rode Oft. When
the men first started to work they were
heard by two negroes who at once told a
number Of white men, and us' soon: as
possible they went to the Jail to find the
party gone. 81 ..0,%,s5'i ~ 5itI
The rescuers also took with the1n a
negro who was in Jail, named Dan Tai
um. It is supposed that Talum must
have recognized some OF the men. II
this is 50! there is no doubt that he was
killed, for it was desperate crowd,
which has been the cause Of many negro
killings in the county during the past
few months. 4, : n: j ~ 5, Z:
y Sheriff Kimbrough has organized a
posse to scour the country for the men.
Wallace was the head Of tue band which
terrorized the negroes last summer. OF
one murder he is known TO be person.
ally guilty., while many others d are
ascribed to him. y, ~ 81 a
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2 fl..t =,r.,i1.y- .,sr''t u. frsu.sil.
a. BIT OF ROMANCE Z

Worthy Of the Days of Chiynlry-G General
= tYLarro's isncrlaco.; for tho Lady Of His
Y Love and HIS Reward. 81
q CARACAS, jan 6.-The appointment
by President Paul Of General iAlejandro
sYbarra to be; commander; OF !, the local
forces illustrates the tickleneas Of Ven.
zuelan politicians and also recalls q bit
Of romance worthy of9stheS days t,oi
chivalry.5 WhenIJ udge Russell, Of Mas
sachusetts, was the United States diplo-
matte agent here, Guzman Blanco was
in the zenith Of his power and moulded
the people Ito his 5:will with q hand OF
iron. He. was absolute dictator with
powers US great as those Of ! Pompey or
Cesar. When this modern Jove frowned
dread filed thsst sstaif::a 1 W}'hshl: IL; spoke
all needed well his words..e EYb barra was
"a general fs in the army at the
time, gallant sman u aud a gentle.
man. Il! The beauty and grace Of Judge
.Russell's 7, daughter captiyated his
warm but warlikei heart, and the proud
! Venezuelan was led captive by a, light.
hearted American girl with no care Or
4 trouble. But Scarc md trouble came all
!. too soon.iS Ybarra and Miss Russell were
engaged, bit the contemplated union did
! not please Guzman. And then one soi
Judge Russell's 2reporta wa: published
aud, the contents so angersd the dictator
! that he ordered y Ybarra to break the en-.
|. gagement. This 9Yharras refused ito do,
4. and he was offered fthe alternatives oi
expatriation gor2swealth$ and %honora in
4 Caraas. Overcome with Indignant rage,
4 iYbarra brokes his sword across his knee
\ and hurried from the presence ( OF the
R man now so hateinl to his eyes. 4
,sttE. BY the act het chose punishment from
) his lative land and, indeed 3 he %wan Tor.
tuuate to escape with his life. as Guzman
was so Swroth : that he, would probably
haye caused the assassination Of X barra,
Y! for G uzmanI does mot hesitate at such
trifles as a man 's lie. T. However, by ths
4 intervention Of y Ybarra's relatives, somt
OF whom were connected / by marriage
/ with Guzman, be, was allowed to leave
.6the country withthis bride. s. The yoant
couple had a fhard time OF 1T, and tht
proud syenezuelan was compelled t.
d lecture. Il lie also prepared. "a handbook
II Of the EngilGhTand Spanish Languages
Two months ago barra returned Y
Caracas had: soon alter bis arrival tn!
many.statues Sof the t""illustrione Ameri
.1l cam Us Guzman delighted TO call hlmseli
We're torn down by spreconcertedE \ ar
4 rangement. and G Guzman was deprived Q
y bis position as Envoy Extraordinary ant
Minister Plenipotentiary to- france. 4.
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To.fight.s Charity hall.

The grand charity ball to be given at
the Arion club house tonight under! the
auspices Of the Ladies' HehreW Renevo.
lent society,iorithe beneAt Of the funds
see.arian haspital, promises to be the
crowning event Of t.tle social season2 here
thus far.S Those who were present and
know what a memorable success the
charity ball OF last season, givensunder
the same auspices, ,;was, ,fcan readilvggiim;:.
agine that te.night's affair will be. an Iel.
e9ant one. The club house will be pjee.
y decorated, The music will be byS Tie
Opera House orchestra and the supper
byN zeigenteldsr. Mrs. Morris d ork::
himera is again 3at \ the head Of the
committee. "
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q WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. O.-Judge
David J. Brewer was sworn in as an As.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States at noon to-day and i'm
mediately took his seat upon the bench.
The ceremony was performed in the
court room lin the presence Of a large
audience after tho assembling Of the
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Lincoln Club Meeting,

SAt the meeting Of .thsL Lincoln Club,
last night,i was decided 10 give up the
present $rooms alter z April u ,$and seek
other quarters. A committee was ap.
polntod TO ascertain what quarters may
be secured and to report next Thursday
night. Measures are being uatured to
place the club on q more substantial!
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BLOODY ENGAGEMENT:
Tho Insurgcnt Natives again Defeated by
~ Wissman'a Forces- NInuy Killod. 2;T45Sy

Tho Insurgcnt Natives Again Defeated by
X III .Wissman's Forcen- Many Killed. (.
q ZANZIBAR, Jan. e.-AnotherG engage
ment has taken place between the insur-
gent natives and the forces commanded
by Major Wissman.I After severe fight.
ing Majo Wissman succeeded in captur-
ing Bwantheris', fortified position near
Saadani. Many of Z the natives we're
killed and fifteen Germans were wound.
ed. When the natives were driven
from their position they left. behind
them rifles and ammunition Of all kinds.
7 Col. Evan Smith, British consul here,
to-day presented to the Sultan an auto.
graph letter from Queen, Victoria. The
Sultan thereupon ordered that d royal
salute be fred in honor Of the Queen. i
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.eThe Onrsn Wnan,t In ix,,,..l:: 4

Il Dublin, a Jan. al X AT 4 meeting q the
municipal council today 4 m,otiopal was
made To- ask the Queer Is Visit Dublin
and open the new museum. Tie motion ion
was rejected lon the Igroundgs that. the
council had no authority over the ml: mi
scum, and !thatsif spch q request was
Wade political opponents might pse the
fact against those members who voted ID
favor of Al
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INVEST VIRGINIA REprpllCANs.
Call for. n Meeting nt Charleston to Aid
3 In ths Reorganization for the Coming

In hs REORGANIZATION Tor tue Coming
Campaign. A a, ,s isgI;
speetai nipsith 10 ne Enttlltosneer. lsl n 4i,..
CuAnLEsroS, w. VA, Jan. 6.-The
following call has been issued: n !!
pursuance Of meeting Of Repub.
licans from various parts Of the, State,
held In Charleston in November last,
looking 70 the reorganization Of the
Republican party. and the establishing Of
clubs or committees 10 act in harmony
with the organizations and committees
now In existence, TO that end, the com.
mittee appointed at said meeting hereby
call a meeting Of the Republicans Of the
State, to meet at Charleston on the 22d
day Of January. 1890, present month),
for the purpose of carrying out the OBJ.
iect Of said meeting. !. i 4 Z; Hi
i "The Republican papers throughout
the State will please publish this notice.
sg5 " " A. BuRLEw, Chairman,
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.lAh =. - tseVag .,L-ssits ssr.-s- tflts1,
ii.tWo Point With Prlles q

To the "Good name at home" Il Won ~ b,
Hoods Ssarsaparilla. In Lowell Mass, l.
where it, isi prepared there Is more OF
Hoods sarsaparilla sold than 4 of all J
other medicines, and it has given tho
beat OF satisfaction since its Introduction
ten years ago.. This could not be II the
medicine uid mot possess merit. II you
suffer from impure blood, Try Hoods
sarsaparilla and realize its peculiar cura-
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MURDERED BY HORSE THIEVES. /

A Camping Pnrty Attacked In Texns-Two
Men Killed. ~
FoRr DAVIS, TEX, Jan. Ga band Of
Mexican horse thieves ambushed a
camping party consisting Of three men,
two women and four children in can.
yon near Chihuahua Saturday and shot
and killed two Of the men. The mur.
derers told the remainder Of the party
that; they supposed them officers. 4
military guard was sent to arrest the
Mexicans and il captured they will be
Bummarily dealt with z gTE's n E4U a q
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EThe Poker playe,ir.s, I, FInle,l

The only cases iu Police Court yester.
day morning were those; captured Sun,
day afternoon " hen the raid was made
on the poker roomsrun by kemple and
salade. II The two proprlelors were fined
$50 and costs and the seventeen individ.
uals who we're captured in the lairs, were
assessed the usual IS and costs--Ss 10.
This session OF the court netted SSl83 80
for the tB..P.!W's contingent fund. 81.
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stntexrnen Witl, In Gripp,o. q,

4. WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. q. Secretary
Windom is suffering from severe cold
aud it is feared that he has Ia grippe:
Congressman Charles H. Gibson, Of the
First Maryland district, ia seriously i'll
at his brother.in.law's residence in Bal
tlmore. He is suffering from pneumonia,
which followed an attack OF la grippe.
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I FRENCH CANADIAN ORGANIZATIONS
Opposed to a Certain Attitude Of tho Gath.
EifgH VA g.4l 4 Ollie CunyreNs. - h. = - 4 j \.

Opposed to a Certain Attitude Of tho Cath.
z, Ollie Congress. q q. i, it Is
FALL RIVER, lass, Jan. .6.-Yester-
day afternoon tho Liguc des Patriots,
a fourishing French Canadian organi.
zation, Ind q meeting, the principal oh.
iect Of. which was to express opposition
to the attitude Of the Catholic Congress
recently held in Baltimore which said
that National societies, us such, have
no place sin s the Z Catholic Z Church. y
Canadians feel that this declaration was
especially directed at them and their
societies, which foster a different Ian
guage and different race peculiarity.
They consider the declaration Y a fore
runner OF some decided stand the church
authorities may take in the future
against French Canadian congregations,
who. always desire clergymen OF their
own nationality. (5,j 5{fi Y. ,if,l4
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Alarm In tho Mohawk valley.

ALBANY, n, Y, Jan. 6.-La Grippe is
creating profound sensation in the Mo-:
hawk Valley. At Amsterdam there are
1000 cases, among the sufferers being
three principal physicians. AT Port
Plain 500 persons are i'll from the dis
ease, including DR.. Burnett. At Canaja-
horie there are 800 sufferers. including
United States Commissioner Van Steen-.
bergh and Henry Joy. The latter is
seriously i'll. Several hundred cases have
been reported at Fonda, Fultonville and
st. Johnsville, and one death has occur
red at Tribes Hill. fi, ~ IS 3, "a
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Two deeds Of trust and the following
conveyances OF real estate were admit.
ted to record in, Clerk = Hooks Office yes
EaA deed made December. Is, 1880, BY
Mrs. William Goetze ct, al, to R. Edgar
Hall, for the north half OF lot No. 3 in
square No. 10 Of Sprigg & Ritchie's addi.
ton, situated in the Eighth ward. Con.
sideration, ST, ,l50. "a Z.
IA deed made November 7, 1880, by
George r. Caldwell and wife, and others,
to Samuel Kindleberger, for the north
half OF lot No. 8 in square No. 20 of the
Caldwell run property addition as plated
BY Daniel Lamb and HIM. Russell.
Consideration, $500. E,c7 p, = ,5s .iiiiSl
Z. "A deed made Januarys4, 1890, by
Thomas Newman to James l.. Hawley,
for the north half Of lot No. 10 in square
No. II, situated on the west side Of Eoll
street, between Eleventh, and Twelfth
streets. Consideration, S2, 500. lst!lSlI,t i,3;