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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-09-14
VETERANS At CAMPFlREs.
Elaborate Programmes Prepared and
carried Out.


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12.-Grand Army
veterans and their friends to the num-
Der OF LOCO attended the grand campfire
at Music hall i'll the evening. Like all
other buildings the hall was elaborately
decorated and everyone was just bub-
bling over with patriotism and enthusi-
asm. An elaborate programme had
been prepared and it was carried out, to
the delight and entertainment of all
present. Hon. Henry Watterson of the
Louisville Courier Journal made the
welcome address in behalf of the citi-
zens' committee. Mr.. Watterson was
frequently interrupted during his
speech by applause and when he fin
ished the building fairly shook with the
cheers given for him.
Colonel r. T. Jacobs made a short
speech of welcome in behalf of the
Louisville comrades, and Commander
in-Chief Lawler responded.
Thousands Attended.
At the campfire at Phoenix Hill park,
over 10000 people were present, Con-
gressman Walter Evans presiding. The
music and recitations were excellent.
Speeches were made by Marmaduke
Bowden, J. M. Thayer of Nebraska, J.
E. Campbell of Ohio and others. The
main address of the evening was made
by General Simon Boliver Buckner, ex-
Governor of Kentucky, and the COM
mander of the COnfederates at Fort
Donaldson and elsewhere.
At the National park campfire the
crowd was equally large, the programme
of music and recitations being elaborate.
John H. Leathers presided. Addresses
were delivered by Colonel Andrew
Cowan, w. G. Adams, Senator J. G.
Burrows, General j. w. Burke and
0tbprS
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

A Great Northern Engineer Fails to Obey
Orders with Fatal Results.
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BETWEEN TWO DIVES
AGNES DIVINE SUES TWO SALOON
KEEPERS FOR DAMAGES.
Her Property Damaged She Claims
w. w. Allison Complains of Usury
In Dealings with +. n. jennings.

Agnes Divine. a widow, living with three
children, in property at No. 155 West Nc
Carly street, which she has partly paid for,
yesterday brought suit against James Duff
fly and John McGinty. who conduct saloons
on either side of her property. She asks
1850 damages from each for destroying the
value of her property. and also seeks a re-
straning order. She bought the house she
lives in before the saloons were opened. and
now finds that she can neither sell nor rent
1t. One of the saloons is distant about four
or five feet and the other about one foot.
She hears all that the roisterers about the
saloons say, and men entering by the side
door can look into her premises, and on
leaving they often make the passageway
noisome. One night a howlder was thrown
from one Of the saloons and passed out of
the window through her door, making a
hole in it as big as ones fist. The only
offer she can get for the property is one
proposing TO take it. assume the mortgage
and allow her 10 live there six months. Cap
tain Ritter brings the suits under the de-
cision OF the Supreme Court in the Stehiin
case.
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A CLAIM OF USURY.
Nature Of William w. AllisOn's Suit
Against Francis r.. Jennings.

William Wallace Allison yesterday
brought suit against Francis r. Jennings
for 81, 900 damages and cancellation of notes
on account of usurious interest charged. 1t
is averred that in 1891 the plaintiff pur-
chased two lots in Buffers extended north
addition 10 College Corner city of Indian
apolis. for 5000. giving three several notes.
One was for $1,000. at straight per cens.
interest, and the other two were covered
by agreement to make seventy-two monty
payments of SO each. and 5000 at the end
of six years. This made a total Indebted
ness assumed by the plaintiff of 50. 400. To
further secure the defendant, the lots pur-
chased were regularly decided to him under
an agreement that when the notes were
paid he. the defendant: would convey the
property TO the plaintiff. 1t is alleged that
the plaintiff paid the 81, OC0 and made four
teen monthly payments OF $75 each, when
by agreement the monthly payments were
reduced to $50 each, and notes. were signed
amounting to A.1S0. In June. 1892. with con-
sent of the plaintiff, the defendant bor
rowed $500 from the Indiana Trust Com
curity. and the proceeds accrued to the
benefit Of the defendant with the exception
Of $1,49O. which was paid to the plaintiff.
was again changed. so that the plaintiff
agreed to make thirty-seven monthly pay
ments of SO each and l,130 at the expira-
tlOu Oh the peflOu ne pldlnllH dllegeS
that in May, 1895. he had paid all but 1853,
and in order TO have the property recon-
veyed to him, subject to the Indiana Trust
Company mortgage. he gave a note of 1925,
with $40 cash, due in six months, the SIC ex-
cess being usurious interest. He asks the
court to require the defendant to come into
court with that note for 1925 and 10 render
an accounting for the illegal interest
charged. The complaint AYERS that the
true interest al per cent. would have been
H,162. and the amount paid in interest was
81, sec, leaving 1884 as the amount Of usury.
The plaintiff demands that the note be can
celed. and that he recover damages of
OOO
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age, SIC. Bellies, Is lbs average, sIsc: II to
l6 lbs average, sac; u to 10 lbs average, sac.
Clear backs. 20 to 25 lbs average, 77sc: IL to
20 lbs average, 75sc; to 10 lbs average f.se.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear hrsts. 12Ac; sec
onds. Ike
d-kettle-rendered. in tierces. Sc; pure
lard. 7izc.
-English-cured. Il lbs average.
SIC: is lbs average. S1zc.
Picked Pork-Bean pork clear, per bril-
200 lbs. 81; rump pork, SO.
Hams-Sugar-cured. IS TO 20 lbs average.
11i4c; is lbs average, 11Ac: 1212 lbs average,
lli5c; 10 lbs average, ll4c: block hams, Ia.
M12c, all first brands: seconds 1zc less. Cali
fornia hams sugar-cured, 10 to II lbs aver
age, Sc. Boneless hams. ssgar-cured. sAQ
9Ac.
Clover-Choice recleahed 60-lb. S5.15Q5.90;
prime. S.75q5.90. English choice S5.75d5.90
prime, $5.T5: Alsike choice, S6-40U6.50; Alfal-
IA, choice, s5.15Q5.4o; crimson or scarlet clo-
YER 1851; .imathy. 45-lb. choice. 5000
2.75: strictly prime. S260G2.75; blue grass.
$3.50: strictly prime. 2.5Od260; blue grass,
fancy Alb. s1.40G1.5o. extra clean, S5d90c.
Orchard grass. extra. slS562.05; red top,
choice, $41.25; extra clean, 90c4l; English
blue grass. 4-lb. s2.2Od2.25.
Tinners' Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin, &c, 1Ox14, l4x2o.
12x12, s5.50q6: TX. 10x1i 14x20 12x12. SQ
80: &c, 14x20. roofing tin. $4.50G5; &c, 20x
%. 1910: block tin in pigs, 19c: in bars. 20c.
Iron-27 B iron. 2.90c; c iron Sl2c; galvan-
lied, 20 per cent. discount. Sheet zinc. Ga
6isc. Copper bottoms, 2Oc. Planished cop
per- zoe. Solder. l1G12c.
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corn yesterday. ruled steady at. wednes-
days quotations. Oats advanced izc. Track
bids ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red, SIC; No. red. &c;
wagon wheat, SIC.
Corn-No. / white, s2c; No . white. &c
No. white 42c: No. white mixed. 4ll2c;
No. white mixed. 411zc; No. yellow.
SIG; No. yellow. 4lizc; No. 2 mixed,
Hi.c; No. ) mixed. 41izc; ear corn. 40c.
Oats-No. 2 white. Z71zc; No. white. 26c
No. mixed. 25i5c; No. mixed. 2412c.
Hay--No. / timothy. $i3-5e4i450; No. 2
s12f11250; No l prairie, SllG11-50
Bran-sl2.50.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers.)
PoUltry-Hens. TIC: young chickens, &c.
Eggs-Shippers paying 10c.
Butter-Choice country, SQ10c.
Honey-18c.
Wool-Medium unwashed. 14c: fine merino
unwashe5 1Oc; tubwashed, 204z3c; bury
and understandable, &c less.
Feathers-Prime geese, 30fi32c per 10;
mixed duck, zoe per Id.
Beeswax-20c for yellow: lie for dark.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Hides-No. 1 green-salted hides. &c; NO.
3, SIC.
Green Hides-No. 1, &c: No. 2. &c.
Calf Skins-Green-salted. No. /. ulzc; NO.
2, 10c.
Grease-white. Hkc; yellow. SIC; brown.
&c.
Tallow-No. /. 4c: No. .. SIC.
Bones-Dry, s12d13 per ton.
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LOCAL GRAIx AND PRODUCE.
Good Trade for the First Day of the
Month, with Few Changes.

While trade on the wholesale streets and
on Commission row can hardly be said TO
be active. more was doing yesterday than
any previous day OF the present week. and
from now on trade IS likely TO improve
daily until the fall volume is reached
Wholesale men say from reports OF the
travelling statesmen the outlook for good
fall trade is very promising. Retail mer-
chants have light stocks bills have been
well paid and there Is such a healthy con-
dition of things. In prices yesterday no
important changes were made Fruits and
vegetables are in good supply and the de-
mane has not been very active. consequent
~ prices have a declining tendency. The
p, DIVISION market Is active. with some de-
scriptions Of hog products firmer The flour
market Is slow, but prices are well held.
The hay market Is breaking; quotations to-
day are - ton lower than three
weeks ago. Shipments OF hay In here are
becoming quite heavy and high prices have
created a great demand for the better
grades Of prairie hay The market Is weak
on poultry but firm on eggs. Receipts
moderate Receipts OF apples are large.
and very good apple was sold yesterday
a. low as 80 cents er barrel
She local grain market Is fairly active
1eeeipts are light and both wheat and
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce mt the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices i'm Produce mt the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Flour-Receipts.
1920 brls; exports. $500 brls. The market
was steadier; Southern flour dull; rye
flour quiet. Corn meal quiet.
wheat-Receipts, 1900 blu. Spot frmer; No.
red, 74isc No. 1 Northern. 76lsc; No. /
hard, 77ssc. Options were weakened at
first by easier cables, increased Liverpool
stocks. foreign and Western selling and
local liquidation. but finally recovered the
loss on demand from shorts due to an
export and milling demand and rumors
that California crop was officially stated
as smallest in twenty-one years; closed
AGasc higher. August. 731sG74c, closed at
74c; September, 72s46f74lsc. closed at 74c;
December. 737sQ751zc, closed at 75lsc.
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports. $500
bu. Spots strong; No. 2. 4sAc. Options.
after slight early weakness. advanced
sharply on active covering by September
shorts. who feared a squeeze, helped also
by light receipts Is. ana less favorable o,c crop
oats-Receipts, 22sssoo bu; exports, 1890
@ Sa spots sssss options M da but Mt little
firmer with corn, closing ls@Ac higher.
August closed at &c; September. 2siSc.
Hay very m Hops dull and weak x
d25c Wool and leather firm.
Beef hams $175OQ1S Cut meats-Pickled
bellies, 7a71zc; picked hams. 9AG9s4c Lard
steady; Western steam closed at 647lsQ
65Oc September closed at $50 nominal;
refined steady Pork lower and active;
new mess, sll.75Q12.25; short-clear. s12.25q
LAS.
Butter firm: Western dairy, 1OQ1sc; West
ern creamery, 12G1S17c; factory. S1eG12c;
Egins, Isle; imitation creamery, 1lQl4c:
State dairy, 1lq17c; State creamery. Is
G1Si2c.
Cheese heavy: State, large. 5z@7lkc;
small. 6isqssscs part skins, 2d5Ac; full
Eggs quiet: State and Pennsylvania, 1874
I14l1c; Western fresh, 12Q1312c.
Rice quiet: Japan, 3s@4isc. Molasses
quiet.
Cotton seed oil steady
Coffee-Options opened steady at I'M
changed prices and ruled quiet and feature
less on local trading, closed steady at I'M
changed prices TO 10 points advance; Sep
TENDER, 1535c: October, 15.25d 1550c: Decem-
Der, 15I5G15 25c March. 15G15.l0c Spot cof-
fee-Rio steady; No. Z. Ice. Mild steady:
Cordova 1Si4ni9c Coffee contracts opened
at unchanged prices. Sales on the call,
/. $50 bags, Increased TO $3.50 bags by noon,
including September. 15.25c; October, Is 40c:
December l5.15c, and March. 15dl5.50c. At
noon the market was inactive at exactly
last nights prices. There was no local
feature. European news was equally un-
interesting with Havre hc lower at d. m.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. csc. Re-
fined firm and fairly active.
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ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're as IUIiUWs: TUT
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 6S4q71%c; NO
spring wheat nominal; No red, SSAg
69Kc No rye, Acc No. barley nominal;
No. 8. sc: No. nominal. No. l faxseed
sl.15. Prime timothy seed; $3.50. Mess pork
per brl. sl0d10o5. Lard; per 10. od0e
dry-salted shoulders :, (boxedl 5asG5Ac;
short-clear sides (boxed). 6l2q6ssc. WHISKY
d:stillers finished goods, per gallon, $lZz
ter market was firm creameries, 10g lSc
daries. l0G15c. Eggs firm at nqll%c.
Cheese, 7G7&c. - ooo
bu: corn. $4,000 bu; oats 100000 bu; rye,
5000 bu: barley, 1000 bu- Shipments-Flour,
1900 brls; wheat. A. 600 bu; corn, 21oO0O bu;
oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu
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THE COURT RECORD
Criminal Court.
Frank McCray J,Idca

State VS.. Phil Zapf admitting persons
other than family into saloon during pro-
hibited hours. Finding of guilty and $40
fine assessed.
f State VS.. Osceola Mendenhail; incorrigible.
Sent TO Reform School.
New Suits Filed.
Agnes Divine VS.. John McGnty: damages
Demand. $500
William Wallace Allison VS.. Francis r
Jennings; account and usury. Demand,
$1,000.
James II. Dolby VS. Charles T. Whitsett:
damages. Demand. $4,000.
John Graves VS.. Isaac S. Osborne; lien.
Demand, $50.
Jessie F. Walker VS.. Walter F. Walker:
divorce and alimony; cruelty Demand.
1850.
Agnes Divine VS.. James Duffy: damages
and Injunction. Demand. 81, 500
Miilie Daniels VS.. Charles A. Daniels d.
vorce. Cruelty.
Anna Tracy VS.. James c. Tracy: divorce
and alimony. Demand. $1,000. Cruelty
Charles w. Burkle VS.. Sarah Burkle d.
vorce. Cruelty.
Frank A Swain VS.. Martha T. Robin
son and E. E. Nysewande. Attachment
John Hardwick VS.. Oliver Il. Ford ct al
replevin. Demand. $50.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Transfers, with a Total Con
sideratiOm of 817,35O.


sideratiOn of &17,35O.
instruments filed fc.. record In the re-
corders Office Of Marion county, Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at p. m,
Aug. /. 1895. as furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstractor of titles. Hartford Block, No. "a
East Market street.
William j. Elder to Mary L. Hoyey
parts of lots A and As, I'm Bruce
Place addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 600
Frank H. Wallace to Luella Brewer.
lot Z, in Webb's addition to South
George b. Hedges to VIM. w. Catiin.
lot 81, section 50, Lincoln Park. 1400
Carrie NJ. Van Deihse to Addison L.
Roache. lot 81, square 2. North In
dianapolis ............ .............. 300
VIM. L. Taylor to Richard b. Ward,
lot IS. Graceland Park. ;;....:..:::.. 400
Charles s. Donge to Schuyler l.. WILL
Jams, lot $50. Yandes's subdivision of
outlot 129.. Observation-Disclosures. 1 800
Harry C.. Sheridan to Blanche b. Vim -'
hedge, lot Is, Burchard ct ais SUBJ
division of Johnson's heirs addition $500
George Lehman to William w. Shep-
pard part lot AZ, Johnson &. Hog
shire's East Washington-street adj
Alexander II. Clark to Louisa Rocker.
lots g. IL, II and g. In Hollowel &
Jennison's southeast addition to r.
Joseph ii. Clark to Louisa Rocker "
lot L. in Hollowell & Jennison's
southeast addition to Irvington...-.. 300
David w. Pierson to j. c. Perry &
Co.. lots TO II. in Reading ct ais
BENJAMIN F. Cline to John e. Perry. -''"
lots 160 and 161, Hollowell & Jenni-
sons southeast addition immune. GOO
National Saving and Loan Association
10 Randall Butler ct al, lot s. Ma
sons subdivision of St. Johns wes-
ern addition $50
Transfers. IL; consideration. 81, $50
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DRY Go0da.

NEW YORK, Aug. with many of the
larger visiting buyers absent there was
only a moderate demand, and that confined
chiefly TO command for assortments of a
duplicate character. Specialties In the way
of dress goods were quick. especially mo-
was more doing in orders for lightweight
woolens and worsteds of the better quail
tiles. Printing cloths firm at Csc, plus
nor cant
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Only about 5000 head
OF cattle were received, including 5000
Western rangers and l.5OO Texans. Common
to fancy native steers sold TO dressed-beef
men and Eastern shippers at $3609s. with
sales largely at S4.60q5.60. The stocker and
feeder trade Is again active, with sales
largely at $2.5oG375. Fewer cattle of this
kind are arriving. and prices have advanced
sharply this week. Bulls sold freely again
at $243.25, and cows were active and firm
at $1.75d4, with sales principally at $2256
$50. Veal calves were active at S3.50Q5 so;
Texas cattle were in fair demand at steady
prices. with most of the sales between
s3G3.75. Western range cattle were rather
active and strong
The hog market IS declining rapidly, and
to-day there a further decline of about
10c per 100 lbs. although less than 5000
hogs have reached here this week. a de-
cline of 1900 as compared with the cor
responding time last week. Common hogs
that have been here for several days were
hard to sell at much lower prices. and
heavy hogs sold at $4.2014S0 for common
packing. to choice shipping lots. Mixed
lots sold at A.5od4.75: light weights at
s46oa5-o5. and pigs at $. 75@425. the bulk
of the hogs fetching x.6o44s5
Only about 1900 head Of sheep ar
rived to-day. making $3.50 for four
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Building Permits.

James Gibson. frame house. IS McIn-
fosh street $780,
Alexander Hendrix. frame house. Penn
sylvania street. 81. 4Ga.
G. z. Buck. frame house. lss Cornell
avenue A.i00.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1-Pig iron firm;
Southern. s11@14: Northern, $l2G14' Copper
strong; brokers' price, 111ac; exchange,
1l.s5c. Lead strong; brokers' price, 3ssc:
exchange price, 3.55c. Tin barely steady:
straits, 14.35Q1440c. Plates steady. Spelter
firm.
5 ST. LOUIS. Aug. LEAD easier. Buyers
scarce and Indifferent and some pressure to
sell. Sales of Z cars including 5 chemical.
at 3.35c; cars, including chemical at
332i1c. Spelter quiet but firm. Sales of /
car at 36711c car at 3.70c.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Active and Firm-HOgs Active
and LOwcr-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $50; shipments none. The market
was active and prices generally steady to
firm on all decent grades. All sold.
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MINING SHARES.
Doubleday. Rope Co.. OF Colorado
Springs. Col, give the following quotations.:


At Chicago-Clearings. $ls,els,0oo. Money
easy: rates. 404ls per cent. for call loans
and 5M5i. per cent. for commercial paper.
New York exchange. 25c premium Bank
ers Gondon) sterling, A-y0% and "a s9si.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2.2iS.S02; bal
ances. $345.47o. .-...-. :. ..-..-
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1927 $50;
balances. 81 81. 49,.
At New York-clearings. sos. 1904; bal
ances. $7.S27. ESQ., '-t.....
At Boston-Clearinss. 81. 500: balances.
q. sSo.375. -
York exchange. parq25c premium. Clear
ings, s.. 1l1.550.
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DAILY VITAL STATISTICS-AUG.


infantum.
Catherine Griffin, aged sixty. Little Sisters
Of the Poor, senile debility.
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ROby Case on It's Merits.
There will be another hearing of the
Roby race track case in September on its
merits. This is under the new law that
provides that after an injunction has been
granted the parties may come into court
and have the case tried on It's merits
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Jessie F. Walker wants a divorce from
her husband. Walter F. Walker, and GUS
tody of the children. with almony The
amount of alimony demanded is $500, tn.
defendant being alleged to be worth 5000
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REFUSED TO RELEASE THE BODY.
Charges Made to James III. Dolby
Against Funeral Director Whitsett.

ASaihSt uheral director Wn1tset
James II. Dolby yesterday brought suit
against Charles T. Whitsett. funeral di-
rector. for $4,000 damages. 1t is averred
that when Arthur Dolby. son of the plain
tiff. was drowned in Whitewater. Whit
sett was telephoned to ask the coroner to
repair to the spot where the body was re-
covered, but instead of doing so he sent
wagon TO the place and carried the body
to the morgue owned by the defendant,
plaintiff AYERS further that the defendant
refused to release the body until friend
of the plaintiff named Bennett living in
Haughville, went security for the charges
for the attention given the body, the
plaintiff being without means to secure
the release. The damages were incurred,
the plaintiff AYERS. by reason of the worry
in the recovery of the body and from the
cunning by the defendant of the friend.
who went security for the debt.
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Anna Tracy, who had her husband ar
rested for assault and battery, yesterday
entered suit for divorce. demanding the GUS
tody of the children and 81, 900 alimony She
charges extreme cruelty.
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John and Nellie Currans. Ohio and Orien-
tai streets, boy.
James and Bridget Carlin, LAG Charles
street, boy.
George and Lizzie Mckinney, 80 Chest
nut street, boy.
Fred and Karblina Manns. 162 Karl street.
girl.
John and Mollie Staver. 224 Ashbrook
street, boy.
Christian and Louisa Plunger. Cumber-
land, boy.
Charles and Margaret Horning. 7O7 East
Washington street, girl
Joseph and Annie Hay, 431 Muskingum
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Judge McCray yesterday sentenced .Os-
ceola Mendenhall. an incorrigible. to the
Reform School for Boys.
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Marriage Licenses

Gustav Demmerer and Flora z. Bow
man.
Daniel McAfee and Gussie Wfckliffe.
William Rohlman and Lizzie Well
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ButIer College. Irvington, Ind.

Faculty OF twenty -one members: modern methods;
improved faciliti,s thoroughly equipped aoorzf0rieS
library reading Dom, gymnasium infars drill etc
College building lighted BY electricity and heated ~
steam.
Institution co-edueationai Tuition and living ex-
penses low. Write for catalogue.
SCOT BUTLER. President
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Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 100; shipments
none. The market was active and prices
were steady compared with yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-05-31

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
Judge c. +. Nicoi presiding.-Mc.
Cartney vs.. Fletcher; leave given plain
.itf to amend his bill.
West vs.. Fowle; decFes of reference.
Law VS.. Law; decree for sails.
Daniel VS.. Johnston and Johnston vs..
Daniel; submitted to Judge for decree
in vacation.
Smoot & Co. Us. Vernon; report OF
commissioner confirmed and decree for
sale.
Sarah c. Ball va. ]. w. Clark. suit for
damages for $4,000. Plaintiff charges
that she was thrown from her carriage
and injured by being run into by de-
fendants team. Jury and case in pro-
gress.