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VALIDITY OF THE MORTGAGES.
krag-ReynO1ds Assignee Instructed
to Test Them by Suit.

krag-ReynOIds Assignee Instructed
to Test Them by Suit.
The validity of the mortgages given by
the Krag-Reynolds Company to secure
creditors in their late assignment is to be
tested by a suit which Judge Allen yester-
day instructed the attorney for the as
signee to bring. Since this is the courts
decision there will be no further investiga-
ton along the line that has been pursued
for the last few days. Yesterday was the
day when the telegraph companies were to
produce the kilograms relating to the as
signment, but Judge Allen concluded the
best way of getting at the companys af-
fairs would be to bring a suit He said to
the attorneys that the investigation had
progressed far enough to convince him the
assignee would be warranted in bringing
suit to test the validity of the mortgages
This will be done as soon as the attorney
Tor the assignee can prepare the papers The
creditors named in the mortgages together
with the trustee, will be named as defend
ants: One of the mortgages secures about
$20O00 - Ao4
Judge Harvey. of Room 2. SUPERIOR Court
mas taken the claim of Jameson q jess, at
torneys, who brought the suit for receiver
IN the krag-Reynolds litigation under adj
HiLsement. Ihese attorneys have put in
claim for loo for services, which has been
resisted by some of the other lawyers in
terested in the litigation. After hearing EEK
pert testimony on the jameson & Joss
c em the court listened to argument yes
Ierday by w. II. H. Miller, who with T.
Z. Walker, is resisting the claim. and O.
= =. Jameson. Ferdinand Winter, John A
scout and Edgar A. Brown have testified
lhat tney believe the claim of ST. 900 is nor
excessive. Attorney Henry N. Spaan was
ABOUT to take the chair to give his opinion
OF me claim when w. H. H. Miller declared
miony. He said he had not a doubt that fiftv
lawyers could be brought into court who
would say the services were worth 81 00O
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RicxcIe Notes.

A bicycle rack for $50 wheels has been
added at the indianapolis L. A. w. club
house.
Every visiting wheelman is requested to
go at once to the l.. A. w. clubhouse and
register when he reaches the city Monday.
A committee will be there to wait upon
the visitors.
The Indianapolis L. A. w. Club will put
a desk in the clubhouse for the accommo-
dation OF tourists It will contain road maps
and tour books of Indiana and adjoining
States, and information regarding the con-
dition of the roads, etc.
1t was reported yesterday that there had
been strike among the carpenters work.
Ing on the grand stand and amphitheaters at
Newpy OVaI. 1t was insignificant. however,
and will not prevent Contractor Dolman
finishing the work in time for the state
meet Monday.
1t is the present intention of the Indian
apolis l.. A. w. Club and indianapolis Track
OF July meet at the clubhouse after the
night races. smoker will be given, and
1t is thought NO better time could be chosen
for the formality of distributing prizes
Everything of a preliminary nature has
been done for the state meet. Entries have
been received from all the noted amateur
and professional riders of this and adjoin-
ing States, Notwithstanding there are to
be other state meets near by and other
meets on July 4. Riders are anxious to get
crack at the new track where the big
national meet is 10 be held.
Another big bunch of riders was at Newby
oval yesterday working OUT for the races
next Monday The track gets better every
brush and is just rough enough and just
smooth enough. The complaint that II was
sticky is no longer heard, the sun having
~ &; ,n1 fpceiseryatiye on the until
nounced by the experts the fastest in the
United States
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baseball Notes.

One more at Detroit and Sundays game
at Columbus will make the percentage very
fair.
Cincinnati struck another winning streak
Tuesday. but Indianapolis didn't hit 1t until
yesterday.
indianapolis has been first so long that
Il would seem strange TO take some other
clubs dust. Aliens men will come home in
first place II they take one more game.
It's too bad that Haskell should be lost
from the staff because of a cut in the al
lowanee for umpires. Good umpires are
scarce and should be well paid. Manassau
could be spared.
Billy Grays stock in Pittsburg is now
away up. it was his two-bagger that won
the game for the Pirates in the eleventh
inning Wednesday. Mccarthy was in at
the finish with a sacrifice hit which shows
that Wattie's system Is still in good work.
ing order.
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Assets Not selling Wei.

Since the receiver of the Iron Hall an
nounced he had lot of assets of the insol-
vent concern on hand for sale there has not
been rush of purchasers. A number Of
inquiries have been made as to the charac-
ter of these assets, but no sales have been
made. Occasionally there is some inquiry
about the big asset the claim of 100000
against the Somerby Bank, of Philadelphia.
The receiver hopes to dispose of the claim,
but Is not sanguine of receiving any large
offer for IT, The original claim amounted to
about 100000. Since the failure of the bank
the receiver has received about 100000 on
the claim. Until July 6 the receiver will
unsold assets will be offered at public sale.
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Blood Didn,t Tell.

A colored man hastily entered the city
clerks office yesterday afternoon and
looked around in a timid sort of a way.
You're perspiring pretty freely, amt
you?" some one asked.
"Sweatn', HI he replied, Il bin
knocked in tn haid."
1t was then discovered that instead Of
perspiration streaming down his face 1t was
blood. The background did not set off the
color sharply. He seemed afraid he would
drop dead.
II want to be fixed he demanded.
A warrant was made out for his assailant
and after he had signed it and sworn to it
he was directed down stairs 20 the City
Dispensary.
He had sworn out a warrant against
Daniel Matthews and had signed his own
name William Moseby. The witnesses he
specified could be found ION the concrete
work on North New Jersey street." Evil
IDENTIFY there had been trouble between two
had got cash IN the head
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WON In STRAIGHT HEATS.
Transmississippi Exposition Stakes
Captured by StnmbOuIette.

OMAHA, Neb., June SO.-Apother crack
card was presented th!s afternoon at the
Summer Light Harness meeting. The ia
vorites won except in the last race. when
Matte Patterson could get no better than
fourth money, the big end going to Stem
Roulette Summaries:
The three-year-old trot: DR.. Spellman won
second. third fourth and fifth heats; Ellen
Madison took third heat. First heat was
dead heat. Best time, 219A. Satan and
Black Robert also started.
2.24 Pace: Miss Logan won in straight
heats; Shade On took second and She Can
third money. Best time, 2;l04.
2:l7 TIot TransmiSsissippi Exposition
ssnhe purse; SlV ,d S,ampo9lette won I'll, IN
WSnsler third and Matte Patterson fourth
money. Best time, 2:12A Godelia, Lady
Beaumont Hnxhum, Hazel Kinney and Por-
ter also started.
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THE BASEBALL CASE.
Argument Postponed - Bridgewater.s
Long Stay i'm Jail.

On account of the illness of Judge Nc
Cray, OF the Criminal Court. the appealed
baseball case. which was to have been tried
yesterday, did not come up The case come
in from the Police Court. where the men,
bers Of the Indianapolis and Kansas City
ball teams were fined for playing on Sun
day. Joseph b. Healing. who is acting as
special judge in the Criminal Court, could
not hear the case as he is counsel for the
defendants.
The case against Robert Love, colored.
charged with the murder of George Ander-
son, will not be tried in the Criminal Court
on July 16, as set down by the State John
s: Duncan, attorney for Love. has signified
his intention of filing motion for a change
of venue and the case will probably go out
OF the county. 1t was the intention of the
State to try Mrs. Lulu Klein and Mrs Maud
Gcodin, charged with throwing acid on DR.
Aimee Haskinson, in July. but Attorney
Duncan. who will represent Mrs. Gooiin,
expects 10 go out OF the city for several
weeks and has asked that the case go over.
William Bridgewater, colored. who was
tried and convicted In the Criminal Court
OF the killing Of 0llister Wharton in Wood
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Interstate League.

AT Fort wayne r. H. E.
Fl Wayne,0 0 l o 0 0 3-6 10 8
Mansfield 20 0-3 IL 2
Batteries - Herr and Campbell: Kellum
and Belt.
At Toledo R.HE
Toledo ..;;....1 o o 1-s . 3
Batteries-Ferguson and Arthur; Harper
and Cote
At Springfield R.HE
Springfield - 90 0 0 o 1-2 i
Batteries-Poole and Graffius; Brown and
Latimer.
At Youngstown r. H. E.
New CastIe.6 2 "a
Batteries-Martin and Goodhart; Miller,
c. Smith and Zinram.
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Cissac Defeats sims.

BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Henri Cissac, the
French champion bike rider, won his ten-
mile paced race from Fred Sims, OF Wash.
ington, before 5000 persons at the Colosseum
tonight but he was forced to fight every
inch Of the distance. Amid the greatest ex-
element the Frenchman passed Sims in the
stretch and went under the wire threa
lengths ahead of his American rival Time,
2O:O9 20. The first five miles was covered in
ten minutes far. John s. Johnson, of Min
neapolis won the first heat of the one-mile
professional handicap in 300 1-5, chipping q
second off the worlds race record for the
distance. Summary:
Half-nil open professional consolation
scratch race: Final, H. r. Steenson, Minne-
apolis won M. Sanderson, Memphis, Sec
ond; Edward Cause, Washington, third.
One mile professional handicap: Final
Robert Walthour, Atlanta, Ga. 1.-TWO Sec
seconds), second; r. L. Trend, Baltimore
fourteen seconds). third Time, 201 lis.
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A Smuggling for Kid Cnrsev.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 3O.-"Kid" Carsey
was IN the box to-day for the Browns and
the Senator's gave him an awful thrashing.
cross split finger in the fifth inning and
will be laid up. Score:
st. Louis.....0 . 0 oil 1 %
washington % / 8 y U-l3 IA /
Batteries-Carsey and Clements; Weyh-
f. Two-base hits-Clements, Anderson (2).
McGulre. Three-base hits-Meyers, Wrigley.
Sacrlhce hit-Gettman. Base on balls-Off
Cdrsey, 8; ON Weyhing. l. Time-l.55. UNI
pires-Swartwood and Wood.
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Tuty wilkes broke a state Record.

JACKSON, Miss, June SO--There was an
attendance of nearly 5000 at the races to-
day. Tuty Wilkes captured the State record
for mile over a half-mile track. Results:
$40 Trot: Sibil H. won in straight heats.
Time-2:2lA, 2:2fia, 2:24 Nancy Lee, Agnes
Il. CLARK, Alphias. Lnwood d., Lulu NJ,
Bette Il. Commodore Dewey also started
2.25 Pace: Montenegro won in straight
heats. Tme-~2:2lSa. 2:22is. 2:23% Mount
Clemens Boy. Lola c.. Helen Earl, Jay, Hal
Patchen, Miss Ruth, Little Mack. Burnie
McGregor Little Brick kitefoot also
started
Special purse. $500: Tuty Wilkes won in
straight heats. Time-212, 2:1l24. 2:19l2. Rod
Seal also started.
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COLUMBUS. o., June S0.-The June meet
ing of the Columbus Driving Associa ton
closed to-day. Results:
MA Pace: Rhoda Farrand won fourth.
NTH and sixth heats in 2:174, 2:20L 2:23.
Joe Mooney won second and third heats and
was distanced in the fourth. Time-2 ;12L
.2:l61s. Minetta won first heat in 2:l4i4 and
&took second money.
2:27 Trot: Lurline McGregor won in
traight heats. Time-2:22, 2:211z, 2:221a
Foodlyn, Little Rosebud and Nelson also
arted.
goo Pace: The Swift won in straight heats
ime-2:1T, 2:l1iz, 2:l91a. Legal Hal and Bes-
Ne p. also started.
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Louisville 80 4O11O 3 - 8 /
Baltimore -. 0 0 0 0 O 0 OIL 9 z
Five Pitchers Used I'm.

CLEVELAND, O.. June 9o-To-day's
game was a smuggling match, the visitors
having, the best of it. The fielding was loose
on both sides. Score:
Cleveland 80 2 o o o. e4.E55s 'sYS IS
Boston 20 1 rs1-1O' Is s
Batteries-WiIson, Young and thinner
Yeager Earned runs-Cleveland, 3; Boston,
s, Left on bases-Cleveland. 9; Boston. 10
First base on balls-On Wilson, /; Off
Wilson, 1; by Willis q Home run--McKean
Thlee-base hit-Klobedanz. Two-base hits
o Connor, Collins ~, Duffy, Stahl. Sac
Stolen bases-Blake, o'Connor, Hamilton.
Double play-Stivetts, Long and Tenney.
Wild pitch-Willis. Umpires-Cushman and
Curry. I1me--2:SO Attendance, 200
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cabanne VIII Race Monday.

Among the fast professionals entered for
the state meet next Monday is L. D. Ca
banne, of St. Louis. He will ride in all the
professional events. Tom Coburn, another
fast st. Louis professional, will also bs
here. Carl Thome, of Louisville, Owen
Kimble's partner of last season. is also en-
tered. Another fast one is Harry Marsh:
of Detroit. Among the local professionals
are Tom David, foot Watson and Sam
Murbarger. 1t will be the latter's first ap.
pearance in q race. His friends claim he
Will do as well as bicyclist as he has
done as a wrestler The indications ara
that there will be field of at least twenty
five professional riders in the races.
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CLEVELAND, June 30-It is probable
tnat no more League baseball games will be
played in Cleveland this season, at least.
after the series of three games with ST
Louis, beginning July Z. President Robson
IS out of the city now arranging to have
the games transferred. The cause is lack of
support on the part of the public and Presi-
cent Robison's anger over the refusal of the
eSnurch element to allow Sunday games. If
ne succeeds In transferring the games to
other cities 1t is probable that Tebeau and
MS Indians will be wearing some uniform
other than Clevelands next year.
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BOTH WE'RE ACTORS.
LOrena Dudley Given "a Divorce from
Arthur Dudley


Arthur Dudley.
In Room 3, Superior Court, Lorena Dud-
ley was granted a divorce from Arthur Dud-
ley. The maiden name of the plaintiff. Lo-
rena Jansen, was restored, and she Is pro
hlDlted from marrying again for two years
me Dudieys are theatrical people Mrs
dudley said her husband was engaged in
the minstrel business when thew
were married in this citv thraa
years ago She said she travelled
NUT MIN nm about eight months and then left
nm on account of his treatment of her She
returned TO her home in this city She said
she Was engaged in the theatrical business
before she met Dudley
Julla Petit began an action yesterday in
the superior Court for divorce from AIonzo
A Petut In her complaint she saws thew
were married on July H. 1883. She saws that
on June =, 1898, he was guilty of niscon-
quot with another woman. She also de-
clareS that for ten years he almost daiiy
struck and cursed her. and FREQUENTLY
tnreatened her life. She asks for the custody
of three children.
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Totals ..............M.,..S5 A. 8
.Batted for Twineham in ninth.

.Two-base Hits--Motz, Stewart, Nlcholl
Lynch. % AKA
Sacrifice Hit-Twinebam.
Stolen Bases-Nfotz, Deadly, I4ippert.
Hit by Pitcher-By Thomas, /; by Haw-
ley. l.
First Base on Errors-Detroit, 2; Indian
apolis, a. atn
Left on Bases4-Detroit, g. Indianapolis, T.
Struck Out--By Thomas, /; by HaWley, 1.
Passed Balls-Lynch, 2.
Balk-Hawley. 30
Time-TWo hours,
Umpire-Sheridan.
Attendance, Goo
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run Place last July has been in Jail almost
a year. Shortly after his trial last February
Bridgewater's attorney, and the court has
since lad the question under consideration
A few days ago he informed Attorney Keal-
ing he would pass on the Bridgewater case
as soon as he returned to the bench.
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TAYLOR Ia a Find.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 80. - Taylor
pitched another remarkable game to-day,
and Milwaukee administered a shut-out in
the first game of the series with Column
bus. The Brewers hit Jones hard. Score:
r. H. E.
Milwaukee 20 o. 20 20 10 8
Columbus 80 90 0 0 0 90 2 5
Batteries-Taylor, Speer and Raiah; Jones
and Buckley. sf) F.in~fs r9
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Sullivan Released

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June SO.-Pitcher
sullivan recently purchased by the Kansas
City Baseball Club from the New York Ma
tonal League Club was released to-day.
sullivan pitched six games with the Blues
oL Wnch ne won three. He refused to ac-
cept the transfer to the Omaha club
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.nDicIr w. ana BonnnteIla Won.

ASADFoRD. Pa. June SO.-Dick w. took
20 pace In straight heats: VIM. Brook
took second money; Argosy third.
time, 2:1Slz.
Trot: Bonnatella took first. fifth and
heats; Rubber fourth heat and second
~; Little lobe second heat and third
~ Best time, 2:18h.
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Padden's Heavy batting.

PITTSBURG. June sO.-Killen was
knocked out of the box in the fourth inning.
Pittsburg could do nothing with Dunn I'M
til the seventh. when Padden made home
run on long drive TO left and in the eighth
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core by innings

Earned runs--Philadelphia Is; Cincinnati.
g Two-base hits-McFarland %, Landers,
Cooley. Three base hits-McFarland Dele
hanty. Flick, BeckIey. Dammann. Home run
Cooley. Stolen base-Miller Double play
-Dammann, Peitz and Beckley. First base
on balls-Off Donohue, A; off Dammann. 2
Struck out-By ponohue, 2. Wild pitch
Dammann. Time-1:50 Umpires-Emslie
and Heydler.
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VACATION OF COURTS.
The Superior Bench Will Adjourn To-
Morrow.

All of the Superior Courts will adjourn to-
morrow for the summer vacation. EXCEPT
In Room /, no business will be transacted
In the courts until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, unless the judges find it necessary
special session will begin on July 6 to con-
unue indefinitely. The purpose of this SEES
sion Will be chiefly to confirm sales made
by the receiver of the Iron Hall.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June a0+Thes birds
were not at their best to-day and the COZ
onels had easy sailing. McGraw was put
out of the game and off the grounds by
Umpire O'Day in the third inning. Attend
ance, 800. Score:
R.H. E.
Louisville 49,. o 0 II 3 *-9 8
Baltimore 49,. 0 0 0 0 O 0 OIL 3
Batteries-Cunningham and Kittredge:
McJames and Clarke. Earned runs-Louis-
vile. q Two-base hits-Hoy Hughes.
SacT1fice hit-Ritchey. Stolen bases-Staf1
ford, Richey, Dexter, Demont, Mccain.
First on balls-On Cunningham, 8; off Nc
James, g.. Struck out--By. McJames, 2.
ner (2); Richey and Wagner; STAFFORD and
Wagner. Hit by pitched ball-Jennings,
bases-Louisville 2; Baltimore, Z. Time
1:4S Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald
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New York al 10O % o-5 s
Chicago -. 0 0 4 Q 2 / 0 AZ 8
Batteries-Isbell and Donahue; Seymour

Batteries-Isbell and Donahue; Seymour
and Warner. Earned run-New York, l.
Left on bases--New York, 8; Chicago, s.
Two-base hits-Van Haltren, Dahlen. Three
Van HaItren, Mccormick CD Double plays
Gleason, Davis and Joyce; Gleason and
Joyce; Davis and Gleason; Conner and
Everitt. Struck out-Hartman, Mertes e.
Everitt. Passed ball--Warner. Base on
balls--of Seymour, z; off 1sbell, S. Wild
pitches-Seymour, 2; Isbell, 1. Hit by
pitched ball-McCormick. Time-1:35. UNI
pires-Seymour and Connolly.
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Games scheduIed for To-Day.

Western League
Indianapolis at Detroit.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Omaha at St Paul.
National League
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg
Washington at st. Louis.
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DAMMANN,s NEW RECORD.
PhilIies INSTRUMENTATION Hits on
the Ex-HOOsier.

CINCINNATI. O., June sO-Dammann
pitched Tuesday and he was pie for the
Phillies to-day The visitors made twenty
seven hits. That is more than any team has
made in a game this season. Attendance.
500 Lajoie dropped out in the middle of
the game, Abbatchio taking his place.
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rong nation is made up of strong men
healthy women. and health and
eth are given by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
IDS Pills are the only pills to take with
N Sarsaparilla. Easy and yet efficient.
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SEVERAL FAT ERRORS
DETROIT CRPPLEs SAID TO HAVE
THROWN AWAY THE GAME.

Columbus Loses and the Champions
Take Better Grip on First Place
The Reds Tumble Again.
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with the bases full he cleared them with
a three-bagger. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. III. K
Brooklyn $50. 0 0 0 2 0 Q-8 IL

Batteries-Killen, Rhnes and Bowerman
Dunn and Grim. Earned runs---Pittsburg, 8.
Br1okiyn Iwo-Pa pa i5sr9fkeT HAL
Home run-Padden. Sacrifice hits.--O Brien,
Gray. Stolen base-Donovan. Double plays
Gray, Padden and Davis; Donovan ana
Gray Shindle and Tucker Magoon, Hall
man and Tucker. First on balls-Off Xii
len, 8; off Rhines, /; off Dunn, 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Gray. Struck out--By Killen,
Q; by Rhines, /; by Dunn, 2. Time-1.35.
Umpires-Lynch and Andrews.
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Chicago Crinnles Win.

CHICAGO. June 9O.-Chicago presented a
crippled team to-day which won an unin-
teresting game from New York. The Wis
itors played listlessly. Both pitchers were
very wild. Attendance. 1900. Score:
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Fence Company Foundry Destroyed.
Sparks FRONT the cupola yesterday after
noon set fire Il the buildings of the Cleave-
land Fence Company on Biddle street. The
frame part, used as the foundry, was de-
stroyed causiIi46 loss of about $500.
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pail 4 refinished at Wulsch.
-.-.-------l 49,. .--il 4 4 "a lksii,all
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CIAI7VOXANT-Consu Professor Alexander
| the celebrated clairvoyant. Full names, dates
pets given. Truthful in his predictions, reliabl
his advice. Ladies, soc; gentlemen, 81. Per
located at 221 North Illinois street
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NOTlCE-Competent doctors desiring graduation
from legal chartered college address Lock Box
$50. Chicago. y
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FLANNER BUCHANAN-s2O North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone Cal. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.