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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01
Threw Glass in the Street.

While Pennsylvania street was crowded
last evening Thomas Hay and two friends
were standing in the entrance to the stair
way leading up to the private offices Of the
Hay & Willis Manufacturing Company.
Two men came along, drinking from bot
tie, and when the last drink had been swal-
lowed one of them tossed the bottle over
into the street and it was shattered. In a
moment bicycle tire was cut all to pieces.
Mr. Hay and one of his friends followed the
two men and the third of the party hunted
for policeman. Sergeant Lowe was found
and he overlook the bottle throwers at
Delaware and Wabash streets, where Mr..
Hay had one of them at bay, the other hav-
ing run when he found he was followed.
The fellow was not arrested. He gave his
name as Terry Smith and was allowed 70
go after making promises of better conduct
in the future. He was badly scared young
man when Sergeant Lowe got through lee
turing him. Mr. Hay insisted at lrst that
the man be arrested even if he should go
on his bond He wanted the matter OF the
treatment of the streets aired a Little ana
an example made of some one. But he con-
sented to let the fellow go after much
Dla9dino
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01
QUIET DAY AT ACTON.
An Address by DIR. Il. A. Goodwin, of
This City, in the Afternoon.

The Acton Assembly proper closed yes
terday, after a fairly successful season of
several weeks duration. The camp meet
ing period or week of power was in
augurated last night and will continue
until Monday week.
Yesterday was notable for the sllmmest
attendance of visitors that have come to
the park since moving day and also for the
best lecture in many respects that has been
delivered. Saturday is usually a quiet day.
but yesterday beat the record There had
bedh severe rain during the night ana
the grounds were flooded in the low places.
The tenters stayed within doors during the
morning and In the afternoon remained on
their Verandas. AS a day of absolute rest
ii could not have been excelled and the
chirp OF the birds and the croalSing of the
bulfTogs were the chief disturbers OF the
solitude The evening trains. however,
brought great many people from the
east and west and the camp again awolIe
into activity.
The lecture of the afternoon was de-
ilVered by DIR. 7. A. Goodwin, Of Indian
apolis. and was entitled The Evolution OF
Methodism-" DR.. Goodwin, who is well
advanced in life, has been closely identified
with the church for many years and IL
would be difficult TO find any one more
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - Greenhouse - Small second hand
greenhouse in good repair. Send description and
price 20 M, A. Journal,
MANTED-How TO become lawful physicians:
particulars OF outrages p4rpetrated on prac-
titloners by medical boards Address Lock Box
1S6, Chicago.
WANTED-SlS 900 wanted TO help build fire.
proof block down town, worth double the
loan; approved contractors bond and first mort
gage 60 secure lender. c. W. PHILLIPS, real
estate office, Lemcke building, Indianap polls Ind
NTEp-BHsness 70 take charge OF
branch Office Of established manusacturne ccu-
pany, salary 80 yer month and percentage on
business done; contract for year. with DriVi-
iege OF renewal II satisfactory; must give ref
erences and put 5000 cash In stock of goods from
which 70 I'll orders. DO not answer unless YOU
con comply with above requirements. Address
ing Chicago.
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NEW BUILDINGS.
Architects at Work on Plans for Two
Modern Structures.

The building at So East Washington
street, occupied by p. Granting &c Son, is
to be torn down in a few days and in its
place is to be erected handsome modern
four-story structure. The plans have al
ready been prepared by Bohlen, the archi-
tect and bids will be asked for about the
middle of this week. The building is to be
a four-story structure of brick and terra
Gotta Special care is to be taken to give
it handsome external appearance. The
upper floors are to be fitted up for modern
OIflce rooms
Another new business building will soon
be erected on North Pennsylvania street
where the Wylie news establishment has
stood for nearly forty :'ears. A. NJ
Kuhn has purchased this lot and will builo
a. two-story brick and terra Gotta structure
The front of the new building will be very
ornate. Plans have been drawn by Vonne-
gut q Bohn, showing a building the
Spanish-Gothic style. 1t is understood the
new building will be occupied by F. M. Her
ron. who was SO long engaged in the jew
elry business on Washington street.
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OVerstntcments.
:. C. Abbott, in Lippincott.

~.
As asserted by these women, not one OF
them was ever startled by some sudden
occurrence but always 'frighta aed to
layed meal felt the condition of hunger.
but was almost starved. She is never
cold but positively frozen and so 10 the
end of the chapter. The frequency of a
woman's nearness to death is so marked,
in her conversation, that when the critical
time comes we imagine she ought from
familiarity with the sensation 10 shuttle OF
this mortal coil with ineXpressible ease and
grace. And perhaps ii is from this claimed
the king of terrors, for she lives 10 be a
hundred much more frequently than falls
10 tie lot of men.
This potent spell, this charm of the mex
act, cast over US in early life, is the toun-
tain-head of the all-prevaienJ iOsincerity
that marks more or less every intuViduals
career; and, ,lngallant as II may seem TO
make the statement, this brief dealing with
plain facts necessitates that women are
gard. Not a new bonnet at Easter or new
dress at a reception but calls forth the
How lovely" and Perfectly exquisite
that ripple charmingly from rosy lips but
did not bubble up from the heart. Alas,
the fair creatures, when they reach nome,
say TO themselves or 10 their
sisters, of this same bonnet or dress,
Wasn't Ii hOrrid2" And in the crowded
street, when they meet their acquaintance,
friend and the sole pleasure of the morn
ing mad been TO meet them; out OF hearing
how frequently this dearest friend Is
stabbed in the back, How very wonderful
and incomprehensible is this charm OF the
iEexact, and how very unnecessary.
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RICHARD ROMANS DEATH.
He Was on His Way Home When
Killed at Greenfield.

The body of Richard Roman the young
man killed at Greenfield Friday afternoon
by a Panhandle train, was brought to this
city last night on the 1915 train and re-
moved to the home of his parents, (new) 147
Leota street, by Collier & Murphy. The
funeral will occur at the Holy Cross Church
this afternoon at o'clock.
Richard Roman was twenty-nine years of
age He was a blacksmith and until the
last few days was employed at Corners
Vile, Ind. He started home riding on a
freight train. At Greenfield he was pushed
or fell from the train and was run over and
instantly killed. His father has been a flag
man employed by the c., H. & j. Railroad
for many years. News of the fatal accident
was received by his aged father and mother
went to Greenfield to bring the body home.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

George II. Thomas Post, w. r. c., No.
20, will elect delegates TO the district con-
vention at their regular meeting next Tues
day afternoon.
The following were incorporated yester-
day: The ingalls, Loan Association, Ingalls,.
capital $4,000; Central College of Dentistry,
Indianapolis, no capital.
The Central College of Physicians and
Surgeons has made arrangements to OBJ
serve Lincoln's birthday Feb. u with pa
trotic ceremonies hereafter
The attendance of children at the Fresh
Air Mission last week was encouraging, 50
being in attendance Monday, a Tuesday
145 Wednesday, ia Thursday, 135 Friday
and 81 yesterday.
Ladies of the c. A. r. will give a recep-
ton for National President Graves OF La
fayette, next Wednesday at the home of
the late Gen A. d. Streight. and also the
following evening at the West Indianapolis
civ Hall
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THE BIG FOUR WRECK.
officials of the Company Now Con-
WINGED 1t Was Accident.

The investigation of the Big Four wreck
by the officers of the road continues, but it
has not yet been determined that the wreck
was caused by wreckers. No clew has been
obtained to the guilty persons. if such
there were. Superintendent Bender said
last night that he did not believe the wreck
was the work of malicious persons. Il am
rather inclined to think" he said. that it
was entirely accidental We have our de-
tectives on the ground and Well investigate
the matter to the bottom We cannot lind
single clew that would lead TO the belief
that there was a deliberate attempt 10
wreck the train. 1t is true that a coupling
pin was found driven into the switch frog,
but it could have been easily forced there
by train passing over the switch"
1t is understood the railway company S
property loss on account of the wreck will
not exceed $4,00O.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01

The changes in the postmastership in the
offices at Brightwood and Haughvile oc-
cur to-day. Calvin W. Bush, who up to the
present time has been machine foreman in
the locomotive department at the Big Four
shops at Brightwood, has been appointed
postmaster for that suburb Mr.. Bush has
already filed his bond and is ready to re-
cetve his new charge from the present post
master, John Burkline. Patrick Dillon, the
Haughyile postmaster, VIII also Vacate his
Office and John Bartell will have charge
OF the mail at that place after to-day.
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building Permits.

May J. Cullum, barn, SOC North Blackford
street, 500.
John Eitel. frame addition. 81 Davis street
$500
George w. Hoffman. brick storeroom 295 East
Washington street, $500
Ed Cornelu greenhouse Alabama and Six
]. D. schfi. repairs Il Iowa street. $500.
8allweg q Co., frame house, 457 South Merid-
ian street. SS77
b. a. Brown house Prightwood avenue, $500
II. G.. Long brick block, North Delaware, be
tween Ohio and New York streets, $40 400.
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Gnnhia. kirkhnn

Sophia Kirkhoff, ffty-four years. SO Sanders
street carcinoma.
Fred W. Miller, ffty-nine years, 575 Stevens
street. cerebral hemOrrhage.
J. A. Crickmore. city, railroad accident
Mary Harris. forty years, 9ZS Church street.
cardiac asthma.
Mary NJ Flora. one year, 1899 West Twenty
Mary o'Neal slxty-fye years, 2S5 South West
street, heart failure.
Maggie RebentisCh, thirty-four years, sc Rus
sell avenue, tuberculosis.
Infant Garberson, 10 Hill street, inanitton.
Julia Monday Orphans Home paralysis.
May Martin, two months Orphans Home, abb
scess of the brain.
Kate Phillips. twenty-four years s12 Highland
avenue, pulmOnalis.
William Avery thrty-five years, 50 Oak street.
tuberculosis.
Hattie Nc Murray four months, 32S West Elev-
enth street, cholera infantunl.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01

John N Navin, druggist at the corner OF
Market and Delaware streets, yesterday
cashed a check for $3.50, presented him
bv a man giving the name of S. !. Earl and
indorsed by George E. Wallace. The check
purported to have been drawn by +. Il
Baldwin on the Merchants National Bank.
At the bank it was learned that no such
a man had an account there. 1t is reported
that Earl has uttered other forged paper II!
the city. The police. are looking for MIN.
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For the snfiering Miners.

Chairman Conner of the committee ap-
pointed to receive subscriptions for the suf-
fering miners, yesterday acknowledged the
receipt of $5i4 from the wholesale district
of the city. The funds were turned over to
John ". Murphy, of Murphy Hibben &
Co. Yesterday the employees of Kingan
q Co. raised $16S for the miners in the block
coal district. -o
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01

officers of the city union of the Epworth
League have planned for an echo" meet
ing of the Toronto international convention,
recently held The echo meeting Will
occur at the Fletcher-place NJ. +. Church
next Wednesday evening. Plans are al
ready laid for entertaining the interna-
tional conference in this city in 1893.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01
The Sense English People Lack.

There are six senses nowadays" says a
modern philosopher "that are necessary to
complete and perfect organization--ths
feeling. OF smelling, and the sense Of
humor, the latter being as essential for the
full enjoyment and appreciation of life as
the other recognized sensations" 1t is a
sense however, that many people are born
without; notably, il is said, the English
who fail 10 see anything funny i'm what
will give an American the greatest delight
In one Of Gibson's drawings he depicts the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01
MN Imnrove Mashington street.

The Irvington Town Board has decided
to pave Washington street within the limits
of the town with brick on siX-inch con-
crete base. The County Commissioners
have been asked to pave the street between
the city limits and Irvington, and it is prob
able they will order the Improvement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01
VITAL STATISTICS-JULY 81.
RfrthS.

Ada AMI J. D. Deputy, 5e3 North Liberty street.
boy and girl. 49, ~
girl. ~,,. ,,, -,
Mrs. and S. II. SPOTS, Sii North pennsylvania
Mrs ana William schomberg, z7 North Ala
Minnie r. and C. H. Badger 2aO North Ala
Anna NJ and Marshal M. Johnson, so4 Trow-
bridge street girl.
Nina and Henry Schaub. Ala Spring street, boy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01

The dispute over the election Of a Repub-
hcan committeeman in the sixth precinct Of
the Fifth ward was settled last night by a
primary conducted by Amos Hynes and
Dr.. Bob Oliver. Thomas r. Francis was
elected committeeman. receiving thirty-four
votes. The contestant was not present
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

~>N-~Nr~NC-N~N~~-~>/N~-~ ~~~~~-~~@~NN0~NO~~~~~~~
WANTED-Any woman can make S. day sell
ing our self-heating fiat iron. 1t remains at
the same temperature ali the time, and cent $
worth OF oil will keep IL supplied whole day.
Af ironing can be done in any cool place, which
Is so much nicer than having to be about hot
stove in summer. Agents are making big money
selling this iron, as every woman orders one
after seeing IL worked. Address at once Depart
hirg. Pa.
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WANTED-SALESNIEN.

~4N~.~0~4~~~~~D~~NN~N~>~ ~~-~~<~~>N~N~S~~~
WANTED-Sa lesmen-s100 to $3.50 monthly and
expenses paid statesmen for cigars; experience
unnecessary; permanent position. THE w. l..
KLINE COMPANY, st. Louis.
WANTED-SalesInen. Our line of advertising
thermometer novelties for 1897 and 1898 is now
ready. We pay liberal commlssions 70 eornpe-
tent men statesmen. Send 10 cents in stamps for
catalogue and samples and terms. TAYLOR
BROS q CO., Rochester. n. Y.
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The county road-repair work will begin
Sept. l. There is levy of per cent. for
this purpose and until the amount to be
asCertained how much work can be done.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-01

The funeral of the little son of Smiley n.
Chambers who was drowned in Fall creek
Friday afternoon will occur from his
fathers residence. 1922 College avenue, this
afternoon at o'clock.
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-sTATIoNs.-

alabama and eth sts.--s. Null.
IeLeiqntaihe ST., No. 4o0-Claude Fields.
christian Ave, No. l97-F. f. Dannettelle.
Clifford Ave. No s24-Phiiip Miller,
college ave. and eth St.-Geo. q. Fisher.
Solumbia ave. and eth St.-Geo. 6. Rueh-
columbia and Hli Ayes.-R. G. Hampton
4slaWare and McCartv-H. a. Pfalhiu
1Hilon aud Fletcher AVe.-Hugo II. Lehrritter'
EAST ana McCarty Sts-E. 6. Reick
EEti Wayne Ave, No 1so-Thos; y. Thornburg.
Illinois and lst Sts.-S. MUM.
Illinois ard 18th Sts.-S MuhI.
illinois end 9TH Sts.-J. NJ. Scott.
1iiinots and 22d Sts.-FTank Kecgan.
1lfinpis and North Sts.-R. Nj. Navin.
1ndidpa ave. and Vermont 9t-R. p. BIodau.
11nnd1lana Ave, No z0l--John y. Gauld.
9ladisan Ave- 10. 427-Jos NJ Dwyer.
M2Iass ard Cornell Aves.-C. z. Barmn-
Mass. Ave. No. SOL r.. Haag.
Mer and Morris Sts--C II. Broich
Aer. and kay Sts.-John j.. Myers.
1ler nnd Russell AVe.-Cieo. +. B0rst
9lien-, No. 1893 East-Vdn Arsdale Bros.
New York and Noble Sts.-I2 II. Ennsrs.
New York; No. SIS West-E r. Wolcott-
tdlne No 2ol S9Jth-A. l.. Walker:
senate Ave and 30 STA. NJ. Eyster
Shelby st. No IS2-C. a. Eitel
Talbot Ave. No. s50-M. Schwartz
Virginia Ave. ard cohurn--C. @. Mueller.
Virginia Ave. and McCartyM. G. Staley.
Wash st. and State Ave.--N s. briggs.
Wash. ST., No. 7e3 East-Baron Bros.
West St, No. 503 North--C. w. Eichrodt
YenGes and 9Th Sts.--Dixou.
North indianapolis Library Bulding-A.
Gauld & Bro. Tel. 1894.
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Marriage Licenses.

Horace L. English and Myrtle A. Mills.
Martin Smith and Sadie Pierce.
Tom Oddly and Ida Wolf.
John l.. Nirhols and Anna Keelor.
James II. Finger and Katie Jenkins.
Frank McIn,ire and Ella Easter.
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WANTED--Saesman--SS a day. no canvassng
10 deliveries: collection samples 1res, side
line or exclusive. MANUFACTURERS, 394l
Market street Philadelphia.
WANTEn-Don't be poor. Have you heard OF
itY The family bread kneader. / am max
ing 500 a month easy. Took agency; greatest
seller / ever saw A million will not supply the
demand. Customers delighted. No capital. Write
4. WORLD MANUFACTURING COMPANY. QS)
Cincinnati. o.
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NOR sALE-BICYCLrs.

FOR sALE-Bicycles; Capitol bicycles cheap fol
cash. tires, - each: search lights. 1856; Alad-
ain lamps, $t.i5, cycometers. 81 oil. &C. cements
&c. VIM NANDERPOoL Bicycles aIh Harness
Y b7ath Meridian street. a have elegap
bUsgy harness ~ si2.sU.
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WANTED-sITUATION.


SITUATION Misunderstanding salesman
wants good side line for Illinois Address 4.
s.. this Office
WANT ED-Position as travelling salesman, ad-
Nertiser. etc, FOR some good live real estate
company, either South West thirteen years
experience: best OF references. Address Lock Box
il Sullivan. Ill.
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mic. Excursions will be run into the city
be made by some leading citizens among
them John l.. Griffiths. At Chenowith Hail.
on Shelby street, there will be a celebration
of the same event Wednesday night.
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LOST-Bunch Of keys. Reward If returned to
sHINGLER & CO, 1902 Stevenson.
LOsT-Einder of brown pocketbook containing
about $40, money and stamps, lost North Me-
ridian or Eorth streets, viii be rewarded for re-
turn 10 new G22 North New Jersey street
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NOTICE,

~~>~~~O~~~~.~-~~-~~~~~~-~
NOllCE-Special machinery special bicycle parts
10 order tools, punch and dies. INDIANAP-
OILS TOOL AND MANUFACTURERS COMPA-
NY. No Il McNabb street. G. HERDRICH
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DIED.

~O~~~ON0~~~N~~~~N0~~~~~
MYERS-Roger Richards. oldest son Of Mrs Ida
f. Myers, died saturday, $3.50 y. m, Of diph-
iberia, age fourteen years two months. Funeral
Sunday afternoon. (Private.b
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Emancipation day viii be celebrated by
the colored people of this city at the Cycle
Park by an old-fashioned barbecue and pic
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Have been conveniently located at che following
drug stores in the various sections OF
the city. from which
ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct this Office at regular rates.
8 CENTS PER LINE OF SEVEN WORDS.
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RToRACE-I indianapolis Warehouse Co.. 2eS-27s
5. Penn. 81 Pennsylvania tracks. Phone 1913.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


ten-room residence, COMPLETE in every way. in
best part CT Alabama street, Morton Place; own
er leaving city, a bargain on favorable terms.
g. +. SAYLES, 1712 East Market street
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

e
FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. ONCE always
open. Teeuhone 54l. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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FOR SALE.

~~~~>N-N~~~~~~~C-~~~~~-~
FOR SALE-First-ca grocery business. right
down town, doing an immense business; old
stand, we'll established, invoice about 5000: all
clean stock guaranteed all right; Will sell at fair
invoice; owner wants on farm. CALDWELL q
DEACON, Journal building
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MUSICAL.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~~~~
MCSICAI~-Vocal lessons: voices tested free
MARY n SHEDD. When block
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ADvrnTIsIxa STATIONS.
THE JOURNAL

BRANCH OFFICES
OF
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnshed roon modern; Sc month.
New 424 North Alabama.
TO LET-Halls and lodge rooms furnished
WILLIAM III. MORRISON, 50 Monument place.
-
FOR RENT-Modern house with all improve
ments: College avenue, between Christian and
Home avenues: win be vacant Aug. 10. Address
y, care journal.
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25c Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers. Observation-Disclosures. 14Hc
$l.25 French Balbriggan Under
wear. ................ oSc
sc Tooth Brushes, square
6 s :::5 4 ssss;' s34 s:ss. &c
&c Cotton Fringe, ali colors. =.
DC Curling Irons. ..............
Ladies leather Belts, plain and
imitation seal, with large nickel
harness buckles. &c
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LoANS-Money on mortgages. c. f. SAYLES
20 East Market street.