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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
SKATER PREFERS TIE HORSE.
Generals Automobile Experience"
Causes :: Severe Cold.


REP fi-l' SPECIAL
Sycamore. H.. Feb. 2i-Naior GENERAL
Si.tft'r did not max. thu .Np-ct.I visit TO
sycamore bcc.G,r Of his Illness. the result
ct 4 sever. cold. contracted by an auto
muIilr rid" Du Thursday. a relative %:
.f-. Mis- S"TG Of No. ~ FiftN-thiri street.
{ Ht'.Su. T""k dinner with him u the Au-
.itrri'm. and u!uu going home in The
evening tn" General ordered an automobile
TO tIk.. them ont Ju h.r home. The ride
ont WIS oil right. bat. upon returning with
tn, u~r-eIpsS carriage. Tn" mdCHiu" bTuk-
O, WI about SiN miles Du!. The General or
der. tn" !ntu wiI0 engineered III" wagon
t. 20 To Il h"uS- ani try IA t~-lophnn. for
relief. The man was greeted with. We
don't Keep a public Telephone oiiic-.' aud
after trying several houses, Will diSlp-
pointing results. they gave that up. 1i-
p-,pI" little realized they were refusing
lie i-ru Of Santiago thu use of their t"le-
pnuu". wh.n they wOIld have felt hOnOr-,l
sr taV" him us" il. y policeman Wa iil3IiN
~.gft.I. and D.. sent To the CITY 10" an
90 her automobile. A. 4 result OF the d.
ftr. th.. General did not arrive 1t the AU-
G.frrlun riIl - a. III. Tie immediately re
iir..i. but upon attempting to arise in the
: ken a sever. cold. and plcurisy had set
hid in hi- l.fr side. y surgeon waS imrr'r-
di.I,lv called. and his brother in sycamore
ir'.tr 4l,l-I for. iyu. In" arrival OF his
brother. James. he related his experience
- follows: ri,
Il don't know what allied the thing. They
tuII me- something didn't com" in com set.
know 1 didn't com" IN contact Nliii. MY
hotel. came near catching fire two ~ three
,,,,.. ,Iou't want any guor" automobiles.
T.;r r-Xt time 1 go for a riie. 1 want i
-s.a
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Mr.. Fuchs was located on the S"r'h sli"
uf Franklin ty"nJr. end WI q victim al
the recent fire. This i-H>' adds another e."
I'll" i"uE list "f tenants =''Gr"d bN th'
N..r,Intile Trust company tor vacant
Stvf'S IN their ".HrE-. whi'H th'E have
leased 81 parties whu Wet" banned "Ui III
Tn. i,rr.
Also lease of tie rhr,r-~t.rE building at
the southwest CORNER uI broadway Hhl f'nI
STREET. from i'u,tuT GrpTrr ! EnE'infiuH
To- thu Consumer ET-w'Ty '.'Inp..Et-
TAc Al-r. 1ntilr Trust COMPANY -Il~" re-
port having ,!o--d ,]ugtTt"t i"r i"'-'' "i
MAGNITUDE, 1Ui OF general inter- So th"
property u-i,= a well known Landmarks lu
South -. Louis. Particulars 81 th' i".~y
they are mot - liberty L. state uEiI. ;i'it!
execution of YIi".r~.
Also. sale "f il lot rw-lry ~-g":' feet sat
ir'f"S hN Ia uu thu south -Ii' "f Ann 49,"
nue.. between Ninth .rud ll-I4Il r~tT'r'r. ia
Allen subdivision. Property NI- soil iHI
th'' account 81 'i-ut=v n. h'l-u g" joseph
Slnk.. for SIus".
Also 4 '"t in Noun; -Arharu ur north s'lr
~ GARFIELD HN-IJr. u'tr - milton. soil
from Ma. LI.r'tlI \ 'rurNhI'a iu ia.
ward !. f.Iia. yu.yh.~-r iuush' tor q -r",a-
lIIu'rl.
Tine Mercantile, Trust company .'-' re-
tort having closed several Iu,u~ - current
market FALL 81 luf'r.-t during last v'rt
and TO hi." begin U,-uJiH'.ui- iu th',I
leasing AND -a!'~ departments which tnvE
'Nu'-t IT, lead Ia no. ..lIs.ululH'.f u a
Ll.ulD't Uf lmsuTtIu: deals
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DEFENSE TO CLOSE MONDAY.
TW"nt, Three Witnesses Examined
in C~art.ryille Trial.
EEFt- SPE,r.T.

"Ha-A ' Hfa.a' 81 ~ a-fH
Vienna. III. F,h. 2f-The defense ~
aruir"i iw,nty-thrra witnesses. Testimony
wa- introduced ~ show the previous good
yttra''~r and reputation Of ,re nine DE-
:.il',rt- on trial.
:. " NhcJJ!"y. proprietor Of TIA. TEgmp-
som Hotel in 'art.iNtilr, Il ~. H. iidmp-
tom. '.rl!rsis'. James Th"Inp~pn. sall"u-
ENNl!lS. mine manager William Mcqueen,
.@..it'i. William B"w Inau. mine mit1ag-r.
William Mci;-a. laburcr, Vine Haik"r,
,~l"'I."!, AIh-ft 'lfiady. miner, N,;rr-i;
Nt!k''. general merchant. =. ". GarRV~.
~f."'uiy"I"r. Thomas MUak. merchant. I'll
i;"'-i. merchant; =. l. Nd~huurE h.tr!-
EHfEu. butcher. J. J. Hunter, iurEltuI.
dealer. G.prI. W Nulk"r lty.ryuHIt; all
e. '.t'te!Fi!l". stated that IAc. have known
;i- i'i'n'tIiii- Tor year.
SH'nu-! AiCN'il. IL minister Of the gospel.
o. u-I-,i thar hc was MA; Gr'-nriIl. AT the
.'"ur tu'. negro ui.u I.it th- mine FOR the
.t'- ~" ~I.d th.at he SAW a l4rEv nUmb.I-
uf negro mon start toward the City and
about '1Ett v.Ht un int" the city. while
ny" placed .E q guard III the bnrr WOODS.
W!f G ii'- JUS ou the -iC' IF tn city. 1t"
claimed 20 have l--ll ttl- - $50 much
uf 1r- U-Gr- ~.rri' insht. and SwuT" tt!tt
Ea'r 'l- i.rs-h I'Er."S w"T- heavily armed
.la.-- hIrkrrS ful. ! to-day tIst mI'I ~
o.. .i.frrs"'S -s.,:"ur. vnirh showed -"
conditions Il; 'ir--Uyiiir priur Ia September
!. Ma l"t proper 'yIi"ur"-
Horny TiFi-t of H"rrlu testified that T"h-
Matthews. cu,- If thu tw"Iv. u"RrH-S who
went into ttr'-ryi:l-. identified him Nj
IT,. uti.-f- Is participating in IN" riot.
whom. IN fI"'. ~ VIZ six miles away. which
Ia. t.nn Established.
FRANK SII"y-. the ,i!v clerk uf 'dr--'-
N'ti.. Ms the hast witness ;rr The lay. and
identified n- correct tho chart which has
ben u-.L- H. testified infinitely ?" thu
dis noes lie claimed that from Division
ot~t,' Tossing To vt"r" tn. body Of tie"
i,rr-:'u; Nr. Floyd va found + 100 tt
and that several buildings w'-r' L'tWe-n
IL" two points. tn" court tilo1in-d 10
permit 'hr attorneys and others 10 T-tiru
Ja tt-.r AuW"..
Tn case Tor the defense will clos- Nom
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Eourth-I P0stmasters.

REPTILE
Washington. F-h. 2i-The following
fourth-clas- POstruasters have been ap-
pointed:
Aldtama-BrauchvilIe. 81. Clair County
J. .. iIursh. VIC ". II. Mctiuirr. resigned:
Dawson. Dckllb C"unty. " A. zoe. vice
J r Gibson. resigned; kimhrUughS. VIII
cox Comfy. Il. r.. I-van. Jr.- vice r ,
Nifnbrough. resigned: Noun; billiard. Bul-
lock County. Il. &. Battle. vice J. y DICK
irsnn. resigned: Sloas. Jefferson county. l.
q. Johnston. vice q. Houghton. Resigned
Arkansas-Egger Polk County. NJ l. I'M
berry. vice w. II. Holmes, rss!gned' Troy
Ouarhita County. y. r. Trihbie. vice NJ. NJ.
T-ihhla. resigned.
Observation-Disclosures. Wilkes County: - =
Hin. III. vice 5. NJ. Hill. resigned; Dihari'
Rabln County. W. r. billiard. wee q. w
UarneIl. resigned: Draytcn. Dooly 'ounr;.
NJ. \. Trippe. vice j. r. Joiner, resishTI'
Fiitn. Clinch County. r J.. Rails. vice W.
II Noberlcv. resigned; GartlS, 1tt1h
Courty. A. II. Allen. vice p l.: Mitchell
resigned; Irby. Irving County. = A nou-
mans. Vie. j. +. Cobb. resigned; Sewer,
r1rsyt,r county. J. W. H. Driske!i, VICE
severe Martin. resigned.
Irv.-UiU's Sidins. Johnson County,. r
G Eirt. vice IL. Il. Cline. reSlsneI StoTk-
ton Mr!scatine County, Leonard S~chIdpk'hi'
w.. u. a. Hansen, resigned u-,,
NUssnuri-Dcl. Eenton County, j. : WI,
son vice J. K. Logan. resigned; Sll2o, ptu'
,.nurtv. &. o. Gortcn. vice Joseph Sie'SoH'
r.Sfur,l
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~ Telegraph


Ef.lt hssf' So. I-AA-~
fur -. Louis ~ 1.1 g. w. The a. ;a i-- -
c'l5 pa ''e''> ''
chester. II. III. y Eis@r Using Saus~ g.:
and high north wind. Tender y. ? a--i'ea down
~ ! o. n. aud ,"tuFnel TO Tt at : D. "a
is adding Considerable frisht hoy" sud at W-Sr
chester aut; VII l-t,- ~ N~iuiiHs "st!F 10
night. Ch-Ish-" du- III.
BurlinEr,u. ia. Feb. .l.-T7e sjv~r = ? .-t
10 inch. above IN ca'"" nti'@. q i"! O. :,
tapa Gir-rt-5u Nj. :-i u N-s'I.- ,l-a-
ana cold: ain. trrnIrE :--" snow. is-' nigh.
River rising In ,"nes nafhI = ''s' II
Georgia Lee ,ln, a,Hu.
Louis,ilr. -. En = M %f,lltrs: -!
fasis = f-s;, Weather cl~ar and e.iI.
Mh"r iins "; Va Nh ~ = rll Rng-T M. rt' I'd Nd,
UeTar,.i. Gr..pnrrI 10Y CiiaTl.-t'u a. : a. N
T VI <, sri n,,i:s'I c lsi r ra'hS at ! f M n, Il d. H. -
risins. W~atR~r rqir: m~rsrisr 10. queen ,r;1
Tor Piitehurr. iaru X. ~u--J for Nv Nri",uS
r- ling " Wra'n"r cis "a" and ola :, -'.
fe.t tonight and fa;,iug. Weather odd and
windy, viii Hight sn%T fal; Pirk Fowler 10
yin. a. : =, n. de'ainNa hy tl~ wind TN. :
Ties. The Peters Ire .ri Tennessee To III" Ten
neSsee at : p M. with fair offerings. tn" Polar
Wave leaves At dayiiTht fgr tn Iuny"rlHni.
VIM CAPTAIN Henry I@vhe tn At non f.r -.
Louie. iHral packets all detained by the nigh
Memphis. Tenn. rcb. e,.-Riycr marks 2ss feet
Weather cloudr ana cold cod rain Tonight:
, riTod S from ' Fulton w with Il baI.s Of cotton AID
viii leave on TUESDAY on rcturn The Kuck-y"
large lot 81 Eastern-bound cotton and cleared tnia
evening for Cincinnati. The Rses Lee" ~ "u-
from St. Louis. to leave with Dispatch on return
trim.
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WEEKS RECORD
IN REAL ESTATE,
Coming Election for President and
directors of The Ev
change.
AGAINST THE MORTGAGE TAX.
transfers rf the Week - sixth
S;rr-l Property Owners I"
N"rG-R Really Notes
Agents i;"pnf1>.


TIE aHH.-l r.-..inr - 'E.-t"Ht 49,
'ii'~. ''-~ 90. t. ~ l.'.t- Ri t.~t1." ~
* VII Hi- itf"' cote ia.NiAs AN"
'rl"-'H u i"ti~ a; - a. ''id . E-
"'"i ''' H'N '.t.-iitl'!"it ~ ih' ana
90 '.'. WIZ '-t a ,"-,t''' ,
'.#- 20: !i'Fl".i~ tr.-t H. president WIZ
go" %" 'h"s-i' 4 uii"'l h"'. 81 ~
'' i''.i~ "t ~" l"sI\ instead "I %. me
'i- ."i~ / nd: ih' "-d f--'Hir t:'ii"'h
u" ,-.~ WI" elected. tn' PRESIDENT i-''-
az. '@fi> 'A"-"il ~ az" directors nom
'1h-.H- IA-t y"h heiN-
. 90 '-H''.'tL .'-. .i"t NAo~T '.t'4'-i ''
i.iiif - pi''rd. VIII t4-' Roe ti''thit,i-i 90"
3 ..E i-1-- tN'l" ".tl .' -' &"i."i'il me-
HH-.i'""i- 3" ld.rr '.'N"'- 90 ''iHi-
ILL IL "H'r 'a- .an~''tt.vu say Tie
benin atom fHf u',~h'-Ef snail ir made -
D. III H. Signed To- rt least i-n .'-d '"i
a.. ian H,t-'r .t.itA" aI..i4t'I- go ia"
"l'Eitl- TO inrtn- So more t.nL on audi'at'.
-..l I-i:f.pa- shall t- PRESENT.. ii. nEitIu.
a:.j H.! ~irh thu ~~-r~,ary aud ium-i..,--
IS Iu-'-.i 10y him upon the hv!lrtiy board;
a"G $50 person shall I- voted Tor WHO'S.
.-:nr hall MOT have been posted To- A.
rslfuf~ ~ ar, ..,~ -.tsl b., la4,. in
~.5tir. Sl.n-. l. q. I-.-f f!y,. .t.ri,.. NON
L-g-. 81 III" ->nhau=,. .I~.' wi'h rrr srrI--
.4rN and Immediately l.p--.I ly MN .;t,,r
rt- ~...Ff.-i; F..r,t. .i-t -. 49,. s,.,u &c.
voted r,r rn.,~.. t.:r.. >r.I. r.r ha,,. I'm
r..,r-l fur at l-i~. r.v,- lf,- p:iyr Ia IT,.
IN. r-Ir,iu,, ,atrf snail rri.- q, rb,.
-...ri.n .,t.,iur ry,t -. riy. n. rri,rs .f ~,
t--4..4f-,r. nE. -. f.- p.r-.-I.-.- ..f.f.. . -
ar .4s..,r,rS - ,..rra,. 90. , a.,
- I,r-y..r.,r. - ...u d. 81. ~, -.
ir.T..rt.,s a. .t,.r,i 80. a., :. ~ a."S Ti !" "a,
:, =. III -, ~, - .,o
~ h, ~. "'''' ~ Itf'
- ..,.,rt, ''t
-, ,il-H. L'lo"> ~ t"''t>- "a 3gii'|
a.
" "a vi ana T. Ht"'r "H',l H"aii "'
~ M
ii!lv-ii IN p!Nin"ri 80 his di'S shall +"
f"tI'''" 70 W.. hHI u >L'h CUES ~'.ih 90
.d'I ]" ne 't'dHIt'i 81 iil" 'iii' >H't N.'l"
= "l'I"I . Niil! - l"c"'N"4 ana E"ht''i.
Iihfil'tldl'IN alt'I T. III. iae INSPECTORS
~ 'iut.r an ""u" 80 ''E'LN IN" re
>.It "i Ni4tiNE !, t'" '~l!fhs hi'r'lrilt %!
'tt $50 ," mon" iHt WY '5t'."itt- -"
,T.N."S IN" nlEH'=' HUi.1"f % votes Nh"li
d. u"ti;tf~i erected,
itHl >h&ll %" -Nfl1i"u 20 one 'httllrnEti,
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THINKS quay Will. WY.
senator P;ntt of New York on His
Chances.

LFFTRITC SPECIAL
New York. Feb. al believe tsat Mat
thew :. Quay will lie stated a. United
States Senator from Pennsylvania" said
senator Plat at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
to-dav. The vote Iy which Senator Pen
rose succeeded in getting the case before
the Senate appeared to Indicate that a ma
iority would vote TO restore quay 10 his
title"
''WIn YOU vote to seat him. the Senator
was asked.
u certainly shall. I hav. been in favor
Of aIiowiug him To take his seat from the
moment the Governor appointed him. re-
Iii-d the Senator.
when vii! Congress adjourn
81 should saw about June l. anyway.
think We shall get through at Washington
before the Republican National Convention
assemblies at Philadelphia. June IL"
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Must Sot ynx Wor,r,pes.

At the uHuull dinner Of the New York
Board of zeal Estate Brokers. On SttIr-
day. + hruiJy l.. the following e'TphaJic
resolution was unanimously adopted.
H''uuiyocally ami rErTVstiy protest
against IA" feature Of The hill which pro-
poses II iHy q tax OFT mortgage d'h'S. for
nv reason that il l. a ". il-knuwn fact that
n. consumer pays the tax. ami that. not
wiJn-rauGirg any law that may be- passed
"a the SUBJECT. tho owner Of n. real estate.
fax: ana that. therefore. it diScrin:inatrS
i.Ewcau the vWn"Ts Of raj Property. il2S-
much a. IL assumes 10 TAX property for
stat I.jrpusrS. incumber-d by murtgIg'S.
and imposes 10 such tax upon property
which f. Ir.. from debt
Tn resolution X cluluSiIy wurded. but i'S
iuIport J. ci"Ir aud it, Justification Tin
gr,.-rf.or4h1 b.
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nuiIdiny Permits.

TIE following prints were granted during III.
v'-E:
Anna S.hi"nr"r. r'rner church and Halls
i-IrE. ~. stony franz tsrliiI@. G.iy.
- Nnt-is. a>Ir '.~t: addition - dwelling. .l.ed0.
ID. o. 'rr.k lf,. E".th kIoIiway. repair store
an dwelling. yi.tf.
r.r-r ">-iL -l-5a Franklin: r.pair stores.
s2,Hf-
i.a1-l!~ g Arthur. e'l'-l- PENNSYLVANIA. two
stsr. -N-ilHy. 500.
i-iri.Il Rial Estate COMPANY. 2,l3 sullivan:
fat s.-7--
''.5rI.s II p"rks rt9s,e~= 80 Locust: aIr--
In. ting. E-"IH.
Df'D I'ir'I.h saUthws-r conner LINN and
lF"r-H.h''-- dwelling. 3. "r.
+. e Er...v. 272g 4'"rtu,-. dwelling. Soc.
Jacob S'h1.'~r Nr,Hkls 'p'ulaHE. 49,. North
l.r'tE; wa. building. :lu q.
l5'rTy Mu,i~r. lyi!-2. Sells: ten dwellings.
...Sp
\ Hampt. @'2- Neosho. s:pr~ and ,w-IIfag.
So.
I.un DarIss. $50 Fans. Fat. s-o-.
aaiIr i-E'"-. 1875 ti4f4. mt S..rH.
John D',i'-. 49, TO 4EsA Evans. ra'-. 5000
i-H-" ElIr--L amp. i-lI thYut-Iu. ut. HOO.
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IsfuIE.,.r N,NEo> uT.T;I.
les, iii> Wind "a the Philippines
::spircd ON Hoard ship.

Washington. Frh. - The War Depart
H'nj has been inf.rm"d uf tn d-.;h %
~, Lieutenant e II. Nuutuu. Twelfth liz
:. nt.-. cn ru.ry Il. of acute mani.
Lieutenant Ngr;,a died on the transport
Hancock. which arrived At san FTaL.isrp
y- -,r!.,. I.,rl. -I-tUt MUut"u Wa= born ga
Ni-.iaau. lie va~ graduated at the tui'=t
States Military Academy June l.. l-Ji. a9lH
a-S.-s"i go duty with The TU-utE-t.ir,i IL
f.u':y. then stationed IL California. He at-
r-;.VHrl.s' "a fur'''u s: his regiment f'
EiUIuluig IA IA. summer Of 1.@>, IN! almost
immediately thereafter proceeded - me
Philippine l-,srI-. Wr"t- he remained Ia
drriy.- itifv 80. tB the time h- beam" men
tails d-Ttug.rl and Wis sent home.
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GENER Al WRIGHT ACCEPTS.
Tennes--~un becomes II Philippine
tom mtssinner

Washington. F-L. @i-G.ueral Luxe +.
Wright of Memphis. Tenn. called 1t the
White House today IN company with S-n-
ator TIrl"y. an; had a conference with h"
President on Philippine matters. TN Do
yarJing DrnrtaI Wright said that che Pres
it:rrtt had Offered him . place on ;he Phi-
iIpiao commission. and ;hat h. hai ac-
.rpt-i il.
u-ct-3 here soon. and in c3r- ne received
an appointment. a. ron seems very likely.
The completed commission Will be as TO-
lows. bulge Taft OF Ohio. president. pro
f-~-ur worcester Of the present .omIniS-
sion: General Luke E. Wright of T-nneS-
see r.. G. fds 81 vermont. and BERNARD
Moses vf CaI.furHia.
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INDIANS EMLISTlNG.
Three Join the United states
Army ut Carlisle, Pa.

REFUELIC Special
carlisle. Pa. Feb. 2+.-Three full-LloCded
Indians from the Indian school here IN
listed i'm the Jnitel state army and are
now being fitted with uniforms. They are
fine Sprciments Of manhood and captain
Rogers the recruiting officer, says they Will
max .XcplI.nt soldiers. Five Indians
wanted tu enlist. but one was refused on
account Of bad eyeSight. The other was
taken Uu probation.
l.. :. Ferris. - Klamath from the north
cru part uf California. Arthur BonnicaStie
ard Samuel Baker from the usage r"serEd-
lion lahom were the three accepted
They will n. assigned to the cavalry arm
of the service ami will b" sent To Manila
~ once. Emanuel Powlas. an oneida from
northern New York. was the Indian taken
On Irnnnflnn.
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AGENTS REPORTS.


The Mercantile Trust rompauy'S real .S-
tate department report having leased for a
Ion. term of years four-StOrY and basement
building located at the northeast corner
Of broadway and Lucas avenue. iiagonally
across the street from the Union Market.
Corner l. owned by Mrs otto f.. Forster
and was vacated only Il few days ago 10y
Fuchs Millinery Company The lesSees were
NeesrS. RabOt.au & Co. druggists. Build
ing Will be extensively altered and trans
formed into a modern retail establishment.
storm & Parish represented the lessee in
the transaction.
Also lease of premises No. 53 Franklin
avenue, a thrce-Story brick building the
secocd store west q; Broadway. Building is
owned by Peter A.. o'Neii. and was leased
for a term OF years 40 /. Fuchs. milliner.
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a. below
House No. .ls2 CHbauu". 'w.lye rooms.
Carthage marble front. iul,id 'l"u's. ~..-'
roof, al modern. on lu: tINl5H f'-f. ~uit tyr
S'.UU; from Dorothy and OTTO Friedrich go
T.. \. Peters. who buys for a home
Also Nos. az. a. and 80 Boston ave-
modern construction ami appliance. OF Dot
.J'NI$,: renting for $l.-rr fer auUUu- sol
from Anna ". NoeirG-r to- John \ Iri'i-
rich aud Mrs. II. Friedrich for SIf.rD cash.
Brought for Investment.
Love & Sons made lyars Of 24tHsI on Fast
ON: sea- on Eastou: Sl.i,i on -. Louis
County place.
They report renting good for the Season.
considering the weather. .aa 't:g outlook
fur business later as very bright.
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R,.uifN Notes,

10 NJ. Levi j. hnrl.- again after a highly
Su,VrSSIJi business "trip 1" Chicago.
:. T.. Grace has been confined To his res
.!.urs In iadiSpUsifiun. hUJ il Is state! ne
will l- able to attend 10 business again
this week.
TIE Raj Estate Eauqu.t Committee held
two meetings during the week ana arrHug"-
,u.nt. for the Zig fist OF March -, are
pr,reut.iTc satisfactorily.
An 81. mont - romance Was injected in,p
real .etat- Affairs on NedntSaaY when
Miss Rose l.. GRANVILLE and Louis j Form
81 ,mla!- ',i in = life partnership al IN.
shortest fuSSinl- notice. Tn : constitute an
exceptionally handsome couple and haN.
t--n IN. recipients of = w-IltG II sopt
vishp., Air. fornrff il hookkeepsr and
cashier for /. l.. Ei.Stein.
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N~iiII IOsHsi: q. cum.
Ni,hir.DaI ar the. tn-rirnn Troops
~spS ia HcE!n.

N..:.uE:oa. F.t H-E - ruI--s,s.r. Poo
be- -" r-'I,~' Co., tine VA! department. T..
,sf.r.ag .,' - 'uuf.r.'i polio. 60 p
'.r. '.- .t- fore e: American 'i,-,- DID,
'!.... go hin within IN Wis ft- g.
.i' i".r .t i'' Er- ~ for o. OF ~''r' On. .,tu..
= .t. rII,' uT|t Mil r- '-Jc'i',! p. BE- r-
]-lnI.l.r 90 ..I.uf-r.
III Proposition ~ uti-r consideration 'r
"t:-L.>- ta'-s '"iriivi- '.Ihau r'rIfus o.
49, 'E' o. 80: 'r-- ;' g'r:-.' '-- ? L'f'tt
S'If'- loops ~ yafr!rr.-. lf-t t" t'!.. f..
.r.ri-.~ 81 ii- tU'.tu aim which -
'>--' Wen rho islam! pass from tH. ....
III - III ! ML.,-i St.'--
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Attention. Property Owners.

\ meeting of toe property hold-:-"n sixth
street. between Frlnkliu ana Washington
a.ruu-s. has been ttli"d Ly IN" e. J.. tlilt
SLo, Company Toy Monday February -. a;
= J.. IA. IN room l.. Mercantile Club. NTH
hotr. II l. stated that questions of Vital
interest - TN tut'Irr welfare Of Sixth
Stle-- viii be- CONSIDERED. ana a iui! Al
t-ruiu,, OF those cOnc~In-d Is Urs-Etiy de-
sired.
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Henry Hi"nrny. .Ir.
Henry fii-fu-uZ. il. reports thu following

Henry fil"il"uZ. ~, reports tn following
sdi-e.
No. @il1 South Third street. 20 large two
story brick manufacturing t~f8itiEIs. with
i"f .'.IaE feet. NV ned hy thu +. iri+'rl
Tanning Company: sold to tnc Auu'u~"g-
Busch ir-wIrg Asst. !ati.u ion N.~--
Vista aE.!u.. uuTtl,. - 'DruD: eel tHrr
Lane avenue. lot -. iNl"i i-";. owned by
AuC!l>tGS :. NcTmOG. Sold TO Erii..t aGi
Margaret B't"uIor TOY S2prs.
Victor street. south side. between Ctii-
frruia and Nebraska, avenues. ir ,LgNi.,
ut. owned hy IN, -. Nicholson h-i--. ~rI!
~ Doris Nvhl at So p"r iu'i-
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Weeks TrnuSfrr.

Dnring ths week ending Friday evening
tTIUrSIar. NaShiugton's Birthday. being =
l-EII holiday. IFS deed Transferring realty
were iilri n the oitic" OF the R-cord--. tho
considerations amounting to $3.50.
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SAFE At HAVANA.
Steamer Torino Was Reported LOST
in Tuesdays Storm.

New York. Feb. et-Advices received h"re
today say tn. British steamer Torino ar
,iy.. - Havana yesterday. TIL Tnrinn *
"a. e-..m.r which was reported yesterday
from T.. u.t.cIa as having been iHHj ia 'n0
~;..Fm ,E Tuesday night
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Instructed for Hunter.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nartinsvilia. III. Feb. 24.-The Democrats
of Nartinsville Township Instructed their
delegates to the Clark county Convention
TO support A J. Hunter OF Edgar County
for Congressman.
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DR.. C. A.

Treat. all Chronic Disease. D.. z s"Ts grtRb'e Curative"
positive. y rurs- Nervous Debl.tr. seminal NrsEr-s-. I"r
Manhood or auy evils resulting from youthful sEFOrs Jrcrcess-
.. in from two 10 seven week. Price. Fiv' Dollars. hntGH"
no; scquairtei " ih the merits Of ;his remedy eau rrOcur-s
p,rk,re for TRIAL. for One Dollar. aud II s,tiEaet via
results NAV remit for balsn"-- br & A B'Esnnsn, H1.b2
Moran street. ~ Louis. NJ G-.crptsr realise. FRI
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Range of Futures.
Oats


4 very quiet session was passed in the
eats PIT. the range of May being sc. while
an" Julv was only I-i6c. The talk Of pos
siIl. lower rites has helped the shippers
t. some extent. but no sales We're reported
Cl"arances from the seabcard w"r. lilo
mated for Monday.
Absolutely nothing was done IN the rye
and sellers 1t 5ic. No. =. To "a to store.
was q~uvrably nominally 529,c. Receipts
Wy" . ears : of H B,g graded No
Fed barley was firm and in some in
stances = shade higher. while mailing
grades Just held steady. To-arrive lots OF
shipment brought lac over yesterdays
prices. Mailing grades ranged from Sc TO
10. feed bots sold at 3Sc. Receipts Were
i3ber&I-s5 ears. Exports amounted 10 H.eo
bu.
FIaxsced.
cash fiaSseei held steady. while May was
off L. and sept. and oct up 1c. May
opening st SIS and sold off TO Si.1l. then
closed with SIS bid. No. / Northwestern
sold at SIG,. oct. sold at $i.lc. For Sept.
sI-l3 was bid. Receipts We're Il cars and
Timothy and Clover seeds.
Timothy seed ruled very quiet and steady.
No. l Northern on spot being quoted at
$3.50. timothy sold from $isS 10 SsD per
10 pounds. Glover was inactive. at from
s. 10 So.
Provisions were quite firm for a short
time. but soon lost that appearance and
toward the middle of the session began to
hang out signals of distress. In the end
they were very heavy and selling became
general. closing prices being the lowest and
at the following declines. compared with
closing figures yesterday: Pork and lard
each nc. and ribs. -. The local run OF
hogs for The day was 22O0o and 39.utS are
expected Monday. The total Of the days
receipts at the chief Western packing
places was SEQ. against % .2s, the similar
day last year. The weeks receipts at Chi
cago were 96.c,l, against 1i3 .a92 the IKE
week last year. Liverpool quoted lard Sd
lower. Much Of the days weakness was
ascribed to falling off in the cash demand
In authorization of the Lenten abstinence
Wednesday next.