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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-02-20
TOWNSHIPS.
Pike township.


Plain township (part oD-All Of
township east of Randolph road run
ming north and south through the CEN
ter of said township.
Plain township (part of)-AU Of
tOwnship west of Randolph road run
ming north and south through the CEN
ter of said township.
Sandy ownship-inCluding Waynes-
burg village; including Magnolia viii
lagC (part off,
Sugar Creek township (part or-In-
Guiding Beach City; including Wimot
village. All of township south of Sugar
Creek, beginning at center Of section
on Wayne county line.
Sugar Creek township (part o)-All
of township north of Sugar Creek, be-
ginnig at center Of section on Wayne
county line.
Sugar Creek township (part of.)-All
of township north of Sugar Creek, be-
ginning at center of section on Wayne
county line.
TlscaIawas township (part of)-Al
of township east of public road, be.
ginning at a point on north line o1
township between section 2 and 3
thence south along the east line of sec
tons 3, 10, 10, and %, to Millersburf
road, thence southwesterly with sale
road to the township line.
Tuscarawas township (part off,
All of township west of public road
beginning at point on the north linz
of township between sections 2 and
thence south along east line of sec
tions 8, 10, Is and %, to Millersburl
road, thence southwesterly with SAT-
road to the township line.
| Washington township.
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to the extent Of about $500 have already
turned up, and for which amount they
threaten to hold the stockholders liablel
The promoters of the association are
nearly all responsible business men who
will probably make arrangements
settle the affair.
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WILL REORGANIZE.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service.l
Columbus, Feb. LIT is stated on
good authority that the Standard Oil
trust will be reorganized, one New Jer-
sey corporation absorbing all the con-
stituent companies, thus antitrust laws
will be avoided, the Standard magnates
hope.
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Kline Has Recovered.

Joseph V. Kline, the young man who
was injured on the Pennsylvania rail-
way several weeks ago, has been dis
charged from the Aultman hospital and
taken to his home about one mile east
of New Berlin. Kline is still being at
tended by the physician, but is able to
be up and about the house.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

T~The Cleveland attorney Of the Alli-
Rance Gas and Electric company was In
YAIliance Thursday. 1t is understood
that he was there comforting with the
company and gathering information
preparatory to the preparation Of a
proposition. to be submit q to the
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TURFMAN DEAD.

[News-D Democrat Leased Wire Service.l
New York, Feb. 17.-William III. Clark,
the well known turfman and former
corporation counsel, died this morning.
He has been in poor health for some
time.
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cluding Canal Fulton village. All of
township north of center section line
running east and west through the
township being section 1 up to and in
cluding section 1S.
Lawrence township (part off, All of
township south of center section line
running east and west through the
township being section 10 up to and
including section SO.
Lexington township, exclusive of Alli-
ance city; including Limaville.
Bethlehem township exclusive Of
Navarro village.)
ALLIANCE CITY.
Alliance city, ward 1.
Alliance city, ward 2.
Alliance city, wards and 4.
Alliance city, wards and 6.
Marlboro township.
Nimishillen township exclusive Of
Louisville village.
Osnaburg township (part Of
Including Osnaburg village. All of
of township south of Wheeling and
Erie railroad.
Osnaburg township, Cpart of)-All
of township north of Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad, exclusive of Osna-
burg village.
Paris township, (part of.)-Including
Minerva village (part of. All Of town
ship east of Ohio River &Lake Erie
railroad.
Paris township (part of.)-All of
township west of Ohio River &c Lake
| Erie railroad
Perry township (part of.)-Exclusive
Of Massllon city. All of township north
Of Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne &s Chicago rail-
| road.
Perry township (part of.)-Exclusive
of Massillon city. All of township
south of Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
| Chicago railroad.
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Ray J.. Bour leaves on a business tril
for New York this evening.
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For Morbid Conditions take BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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MASSIILON CITY,
Ward 1 (part of)--All Of precinct A.
Ward (part of)-All of precinct b.
Ward (part Of ALL of precinct A.
Ward 2 Cpart of)--Al Of precinct 3.
Ward 3 (part of All Of precinct A.
Ward (part Of All Of precinct 3.
Ward (part of) ALI Of precinct c.
Ward L.
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seed-no offerings or bids. Corn meal higher at
t2.I5@221. Bran higher sacked lots, east track.
sSn1sc. Hay-Tfmothy strong at <5nl3, prairie
easy at s6d7- Whisky steady at H-2S. Iron cot
ton ties steady. Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 5000 bu. corn. Sc, 900
wheat. 10000 bu. corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 5000 bu-
BALTIMORE. June 27.-Flour quiet: receipts.
1906 bris; exports. 25.i05 brls. Wheat firm:
srot and the month. &qSisc; July. SAnS5Ssc;
August. S6A steamer No. ? red, SOus01sc:
receipts. 9.S3s bu: Southern, by sample, '5TsIc.
Southern, on grade. S2qS6c. Corn strong; mixed,
SPOT and the month. 4saishc: July. tIssc asked;
ceipts, 1s4.5s5 blu; exports. T,14s bu; Southern
white corn. 50G5lc: Southern yellow corn. 500
SIC. Oats dull: No. 2 white. 3id3l1zc; No :
mixed, 2sG2sizc.
LIVERPOOL. June N.-Bacon-Short ribs dull
az AIS Cd: short-clear backs steady at SIS. Cheese
49s. W~heat-Spot dull; No. l Northern spring.
es 7lad; No. / California, 6s 7dG6s sd. Futures
firm; July. 6s sd; September. es sad: December
nominal. Corn-Spot American mixed. new,
steady at Is I'D; American mixed. old. hrm ut
Is Adj Futures strong; July, As I'd; September.
AZ pad.
TOLEDO. June active and higher;
spot. Ssc; July, Sshc; August. SsSc; September.
SSssc. Corn active and higher; No. = cash: 45c:
September. 43lzc. Oats active and higher: No 2,
cash. 26c: September. 25hc. Rye steady and
unchanged: No. 2. cash, Sic. Clover seed dull
and higher: 1898, prime. $40: 1899. prime. $5.35;
October. s5.sIl%; No. 2, S.so. nominal
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Flour steady. Wheat
frm; No. 2 red. s79Ssc Corn stronger: No.
&c. Rye quiet: No. 3, sie. Lard hrm and
higher at ss.s7is. Bulk meats nrmer and higher
at sI35. Bacon strong and higher at ss.s7h-
Whisky easy at S.23.
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Marriage

Henry w. Miller and Emma Beckwith.
Ralph M. Browning and Josephine
Schwartz.
Willis x. Miller and Isabelle Aurelia
Moore.
Walter Todd White and Minnie Blanche
Jockey.
Herbert b. Martin and Mildred Locke.
Henry G. Babe and Ida Sonnefield.
Carl Heinrich and May Dehner.
Henry C. Mclaughlin and Goldia NJ.
Delks.
Edward French and Dora l.. Day.
Elmore r. Sweeney and Minerva Nc
Cauley.
Enos C. Carsten and Amelia A. Fisher.
Fred S. KnoGle and Edith l.. Fulton.
Judson Conger and Elizabeth Singleton.
George Stanley Greene and Lottie z.
Swigert.
Emmons A. Douglass and Augusta l..
Trotter.
Charles r. Rollings and Rose Dfnges.
Charles Emery Sarsley and Amy Ethel
Harvey.
Ralph Lambert and Efie Beckwith.
Peter Peterson and Jessie Rigg.
Harry 3. John. jr.. and Elsie Reeves.
Charles III. Richards and Edith Steieret.
Harry L. Hicks and Zoe NJ. Tyner.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS.
June 1.-THE receipts Of horses in the auc-
ton to-day were only about two-thirds as
large as the same time last week and the
corresponding time a year ago. About 100
head were on sale. and. IL any different.
there was some improvement I'm the quail
ity over Tuesday and a week ago. As many
buyers as expected at this season of the
year were on the market, and to fill orders
there was considerable animation in the
bidding. For the most part statesmen did
not consider prices quotably higher. but
claimed they were a little more satisfac-
tory than a week ago. There was a very
fair demand from both the foreign and do
nestle trade for good smooth chunks,
speedy drivers and coach horses. There
will be no auction sales next week. and.
therefore. IL is reasonable TO expect that
the week following there will be increased
receipts and probably some improvement in
the demand
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Wool.

BOSTON, June 27.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow: Nothing
has occurred during the past week to relieve the
market from the monotonous dizziness which has
prevailed for such a long period. In fact, the
dullness has been intensified. and the volume Of
business transacted is the smallest recorded in
any one week for several years, the entire sales
being only 1852. 600 lbs. Prices are irregular and
unsettled. Taken as a whole. In the West the
farmers are as firm in their views as ever, and
as a result very little wool has been purchased
by the Eastern trade. Every one is now anx-
iousiy awaiting the opening of the lightweight
goods and London wool sales. where slightly
lever prices are expected to prevail. The sales
domestic and $1,000 lbs foreign. making a total
OF s52. 600 lbs. against a total OF 1.4s4:o0o lbs for
for the corresponding week last year. The sales
since Jan. / amount to 67.6S3. 100 lbs. against
year.
ST. LOUIS. June T.-Wool steady; medium
grades, 14Q20hc; light fine, 13q17c; heavy fine.
11Q lac. tub washed, iSq2sc.
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NEW YORK. June z.-Butter-Receipts. s.23o
packages Market firm: creamery extras, 1S4
Zoe: factory. 1461sAc. Cheese-Receipts. 2,4s2
packages. Market steady. Large, white, si1c;
large. coiored, 9itc; small, white, 9zc: small,
colored, shc. Eggs-Receipts, e.A4 packages.
Market irregular: Western ungraded, loss Of,
14c; Western ungraded. at mark. 10q12izc.
PHILADELPHIA, June firm and
Ha1c higher; fancy Western creamery, zoe;
fancy prints. 21c. Eggs dull and unchanged
fresh nearly. l4c: fresh Western. is1sc; fresh
dull and lower; New York full creamery. fancy.
small. sac: New York full creams. good to
choice. sA99i4c.
KANSAS CITY, June Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. Sc: seconds, &c.
loss off. cases returned; Southern, &c: new
wildwood cases included, nc more.
CHICAGO, June 27.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day. the butter market was strong: cream
cries, 14g19c; dairies. 139161c- Cheese steady al
sEqshc. Eggs firm; fresh, lie.
CINCINNATI. June 27.-Butter steady. Eggs
quiet at 1oQ1o1zc. Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE. June 27.-Cheese firm. Butter
steady. Eggs firm.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Eggs steady at 1oc.
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AT NEW YORK.
All Commodities Show an Upward
Tendency-Cofee Especially Strong.

NEW YORK, June T.-Flour-Receipts.
II, 21 brls; exports. 3,791 brls. Market quiet,
with buyers refusing to meet the high ask
ing rates; winter straights, s3.90d4.2O; win
ter extras. 81. 75G3.15. Corn meal quiet; yell
low Western, 96c.
W~heat-Receipts, 47.21 bu; exports, 1920
blu. Spot firm; No.. 2 red. 93hc f. o. b.
afoat, 9Olsc elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth, 92s,c (. o. b. afioat, prompt; No. l
hard Duluth, 95hc f. o. b. afioat, prompt.
Options opened weak, under foreign selling,
but promptly rallied and were firm to
strong all day, with an active general
trade. The Improvement was based on late
strength in English markets. a recovery In
the Northwest. a jump in corn, less favor
able crop news and speculative buying;
closed firm at 1%G15sc net advance. July,
S7I.6e0 l-lsc. closed at S9asc; September, S69s
Gs91c, closed at s9Ac; December, Izsq9oc
Corn-Receipts. 76,O75 bu; exports. S6o,654
bu. Spot strong; No. 2. soc T. o. b.. afloat.
acc elevator. Options strong and active all
day, on higher cables, light country &C
ceptances. renewed cash demand and lib
eral covering by shorts: closed strong at
llsc net higher. July. 467sq4S%c, closed at
sic: September, 47izG49sc, closed at 1870.
Oats-Receipts, 44.s00 bu; exports. $685. blu:
Spot firmer: No. 2. soc; No. 8, 2sl4c; No. 2
white. &c; NO. 5 white, oir2c' track miAeu
Western. 297sGsoAc. Options quiet but firm.
Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude. 331ec;
prime yellow, 36iac. Hay quiet; shipping.
70a75c; good TO choice, S0qsIlzc. Lard
strong; Western teamed, $725; refined
strong: continent. $50: South American,
$50; compound. Sc. 25d6.s7R. Pork strong;
family. s13. 75dl4.50; short-clear, SI3Q15.25;
mess. $13M13.75.
opened steady. with
prices 5d10 points higher and further i'm
proved on account of general buying,
prompted by light Brazilian receipts. re-
ports of twenty-five new plague cases and
twelve deaths at Rio. strong European
markets and the better feeling in the spot
department. Closed firm, with prices 5U20
points net higher. Total sales, S3,OOO bags,
including: July. 7.15d7.25c; August. 1850;
September. 7.45d7.50c; October. 7.45c; No
vember. 7.50n7.55c; December, 7.NqT.T5c;
February. 7.S0c: March. 1901 CSC: May, 7.95
MSc. Spot-Rio steady; No. Z invoice. SMc;
mild quiet: Cordova. 9A@1315c.
Sugar-Raw strong: refined strong.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. June 27.-Spirits OF turpentine
steady at 41i2G42c. Rosin firm at s1.05Q1l0 10.
Crude turpentine. $3.50 to 500. Tar steady at
S140.
OIL CITY, June 27.-Credit balances, 81. Is.
Certificates, SIPS Shipments, 3,127 brls: aver
age. 2 1880 brls; runs. 113, 3O6 brls; average, sl.271
brls.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Petroleum quiet. Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentine steady at Asa
45hc.
MONTPELIER, June T.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, GOO; North Lima. Csc.
SAVANNAH. June 27.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 42%c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, June 27.-Spirits OF turpentine
nrm at 42c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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s sTosco esRReI 81. sj * lnd hssPsssli 'i 10, &c. An
&c; 1 indigo. &c: Arnold HHf long cloth 10Th B. &C: Arnold
SIC: Merrimac pinks and puppies. &c; Pacific
fancy, Size: simpsons mourning. Sc; Simpsons
American shirting, 4Sc; black white. 4*c; grays.
44.c:
fickings.AmosKeag AGA. 1ilkc; conestoga.
BF. 13c; Cords 40. 11lac; Cords. T., ll4c:
G fsner. f ICE La nc; H faneY. 1sc aS MetSusn 'c Ak ki iosae'
Oakland AZ, Sc: Portsmouth, nlsc; Suspuehan-
ma. l3c; shetucket sW, SIC. Shetucket F. SIC;
Grain Ba~ss-Amoskeag. $3.50; American.
si31: Harmony. $3.50: Stark. SIS.
ates.. 4s: Eates. s9se; Ls sass q sc ( 4 fancasteF
Normandies. &c; Renfrew dress. &c.
Straight grades. sia42o; patent -four. $500
AS; spring wheat patents. sS.4oqS.sS.
Groceries.
Cofee-Good. N@l2c: prime. 129l4c; strictly
9si@e' l laalse; fan fans syss sreeR and Gav seI12w; is ga2s;
sslsgsSc: Golden Rio, 24c; Bourbon Santos. 24c:
GiIded Santos. 24c: prime Santos. 2Sc. Package
is5Sc, piiIwcrth's' n75e; Mai Pouch. .masc;
's s1saro O5snS'd pr seSa' q d hS1i n ssv-S s.sae: &c en se :
s;ssc; powdered. SIZE; .XXXx powdered; SIC;
bags, 6.22c; graduated. 2-Ib bags. SIC; .granu-
toners. 4. SIC; i Columbia 4. fs,.7sc: Windsor
sH.i72c: G ) Emp E,'s &. S.s7c: =; 6 Ideal Ideal doi aeDeP E1. {.
SIC; = W.indsor ES G s51e: s Ridgewood Ex:
i i yellow. s s:sss: Il L yellow yellow: 5 sc. &c: Il Is yellow Yellow: s s:sss;
sTaS plain, ia sri per 1000. a5s; lis Srl.
iieesSs brfr' per- per- Loo. a. Of Els Srl, ss.75: f Z bri. ! RlIio;
4 brl. $3.50. Extra charge for printing, N.iOG
Satin car lots. s1.15@I 20: small lots. $3.50
~spices-Pepper. l5a1sc: allspice. l5@1sc: cloves.
i' g~s ! csssla; li sSs ! pSs%sf nsv $685. g so ssT o. per
bu; Limas, California, s1a@s%c per Id.
Screened Beans-s2 ss62.40.
i fslF to prime ''a''o' choice ''S''s' 'yraD''
Rice-Louisiana. 4skas,kc: Carolina. sMas1Ac.
shot-sI sog1s5 per bag for drop.
Lead-sisQ7c for pressed bars.
,s WsSdspWs ne J tubs. tubs s. s q sg g; s-s NS; . t sah:.
e.; hoop pals; Sgfsss double Wssh be-; IS:
s. W sSss : pi; e.: 8 lys ssf Il zoo :; e s ssss e: g No. 2.
~Twine-Hemp;. l2Qlsc per 10; wool. SGloc: fax.
20d3Oc; paper. Csc: jute. 12d15c; cotton. 1sq25c
Iron and Steel.
Bar Iron-2.5oc: horseshoe bar, 2.75@sc: nail
sSilc :' tire F'G Steel i.a sss, ssoG spring Ames steei, ga sHa5s Steel
Leather.
Leather-Oak sole. S2135c; hemlock sole. 2s6
30c; harness, 33G40c; skirting, 35d40c: single
strap. 42644c: city kip. 60dS5c: French kip, coca
s1-20: city calfskin. 9ocgs1.10: French calfskin.
| $l-2041.S5.
Nails and HOrseshOes.
| Steel cut nails. sass; wire nails. from store,
81 5 rates; from mill, $3.50 rates. Horseshoes.
per keg. 81: mule shoes. per keg. $3.50; horse
nails. s465 per box. Barb wire, galvanized. 1925;
painted. 1910.
Oils.
Linseed, raw. SIC. per gal; Enseed oil. boiled,
CSC per gal; coal oil, legal test. S1zG141zc: bank,
| 45a5oc; best straits. soc; Labrador. COO; West
| Virginia lubricating. 20G30c: miners. 4Oc: lard
oils. winter strained. in brls. 5oQ6oc per gal:
/ half brls, &c per gal extra
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THE JOBRING TRADE.
CThe quotations. given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.

prices of the wholesale deaiers.S
Candies and Nuts.
sS Sssnsies srassTs S,Ssde per pc R b; somT ,S;., mice s,;ss
Sc; cream mixed, Sc; old-time mixed. &c.
Nuts-soft-shelied almonds. lsqlsc; English
peanuts PEANUTS n roasted. 7Gsc: mixed nuts. h ioc. nc;
Canned Goods.
Corn. .5e@sL2S. Peaehes-Esster Standard. D.
standard. s.. ioq2 40: California seconds. s.soa2.
81 ls ssS1 q! s,n s,,5; ssasos; sasg-
s pei.'e s.. sal 90: choice. i2as. 10: cove oy sstnoard :.
u. full Weigh htss slg fqr ioi light, s SSs; string
marrowfats. s5cdsl: early June, sL.l0dII5: lob.
sters. 8: 5 red cherries. socdsl; strawber
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite (all sizes). 81 per ton; c. & O..
Kanawha, a25; Pittsburg. AaS; Raymond. A25:
Island CITY lump; $50; lump coke; lie per bu.
8 Su PEI Bloss Su s's S per ten: conn p1i Daii 6 coRR er
IS per ton; smokeless lump, $3.50.
Alcohol. ss.F62so; asafetida. 25asoc: alum. 2x
Gic: camphor. 6SdIoc; ccchineal. 5OG55c: chioro-
fsr%' s seassc: e indigo. ss S5s Soc: 'Oi iico Sresm 6 SsTsfr.
genuine. SSgfoc; magnesia. carb.. 2-oz. 2O922c:
H;ssEshine e., p, a s w; Da per o. e. Hsg2 60; nader.
gamot. per 10. g; opium. S.50a275; quinlne.
T.. a. w. per OF. 5Sn43c: balsam copaiba. 55GSOc
soap. CASTLE. Fr. 12ql6c; soda. bicarb- 2lsaec:
salts, EPSON. 1iza4c; sulphur -four. 2isd5c: salt
zoe: iodide potassium. s2.eoG2 So: bromide po-
saise: einchonida. ssaioc; esrbolic acid. so@ssc.
Dry Goods.
Blsached sheesinssCcaRRdrossosgin nc:
Cumberland. TIC. Dwight Anchor. Sc: Fruit Of
the L 9ss &c; ci EaI Esl sAei FisshslIie e:
Hi. TIC; Hope. &c; Linwood. nc; Lonsdale'
7Ac: Peabody. SC: Pride Of the West. 1iisc: Ten
strike, &c: Pepperell. 90. 22c: Pepperel. TO-
CSC: Androscoggin. %. &c; Androscoggin. iO-4,
sc.
&c; Boot G sc. Bucks Head. eiac: clifton
CCC, &C. Constitution. fo-inch, eizc: Carlisle, 40
irch. &c; Dwight's Star, &c: Great Falls Z. SIC:
Great Falls J. ssscs Hill Fine. 71zc; Indian Head.
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Deaths.

Lucy B. Stout, ifty-two years, 3143 North
Illinois street, paralysis.
Infant Overlook, 200 Kansas street, still
born.
w. K. Veach, seventy-one years, 1919
South State avenu
Elizabeth NJ. Grath, ffty-four years, SIG
Fayette street.
Joseph Boyle. two years, 1929 Wilcox
street. influenza.
John Murphy, three months, HOS Sheffield
avenue, cholera infantum.
Frank j. Koestle, forty-four years, 52
Bright street, brain trouble
Girtes Boon, four years, Wayne township,
spasms.
Helen Payton, two months, 1920 West
Michigan street, hamilton.
John III. Winter. forty-seven years, III
West Ohio street, tuberculosis.
Alice Sudeler, thirty-three years, Al Blake
street. consumption.
James w. Maher, thirty-eight years, HOP
East st. Clair street, carcinoma.
Infant Gleick, 22S East New York street,
brain trouble.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twcnty-Three Transfers, with a Total
Consideration of SOL.

Instruments filed for record in the record
er's office of Marion county, Indiana, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 5 d. m.
June q. 1900. as furnished by the Indiana
Title Guaranty and Loan Company. Suite
22S. first office floor, The Lemcke, and Hart
ford block. Telephone 1760 old and 3Oo5 new:
Henry Ellis to Helen A. Eaton, Lot
8, Mankedick's subdivision, Square
IL. Hubbard ct ais southeast addi-
Thomas A. Morris to John l.. Krine.
Lot g, Morris's second addition. $500
John s. Partridge to Theodore B..
Hatfield. part Lot IS. Square 10,
Fletcher. jr.'s. northeast addition. 1,sOe
Florence A. Douthitt to Edward X.
Whist and wife, Lot 10 and east
half of Lot II, Block 4. North In
willard w Hubbard to Robert Mar i'0"
tindale, Lot 2, Robbins & Hubbard's
Hill Place addition 1000
Willard Hubbard to Robert Martini
dale, Lot 73, Robbins & Hubbard's
Hill Place addition loo
Willard w. Hubbard to Robert Mar
tindale, Lots 4 and 5, Lange's subdi-
vision Mayhew's heirs addition. $50. 5000
Robert Martindale to August Kaiser.
Lot q, Robbins & Hubbard's Hill
Place addition Lon
Robert Martindale to August Kaiser,
Let 2, Robbins &c Hubbard's Hill
Place ADDITION 1,500
ANCp0AN <Aoh Va " A0SuEt hdlStT,
Lots 4 and 5, Lange's subdivision
Mayhew's heirs addition ............. 5000
Jane Sleight TO William IT. Sleight.
part Lot s, Dousherty's subdivision
Outlet 80 1000
Susannah Keller TO John A. Stein
metz, jr.. Lot 16. Kappes & Naltner's
South Meridian-street addition. 1000
Henry &. Long TO Edward b. John
ston, Lot "A, McKee's subdivision
Wiley & Martins ubdi~vision...... 400
Willard w. Hubbard TO Robert Mar
tindale. Lot 81, Ogle ct ais East
Park addition, and Lot sc, Pickens
IL Loftin's East Washington-street
ADDITION ...--.......... ................ 5000
Statehouse Building Association to
Robert Martindale, Lot 10. Square
IL, Beaty's addition .......... SAC
Indiana Netional Bank to Charming
l.. Rudy and wife. Lot 81, Murphy &
Thinkers corrected addition ..... $500
Albert r. Metzger, administrator to
William Boatright, part Lot i, Out
lot SO. Bates's subdivision $3.50
William E. Kurtz 10 Willard W. Hub
bard, part northeast quarter and
parts northwest quarter. Section %,
Township IA. Range 5; parts south
west quarter, Section Is, Township
Is. Range 5. and Lots Il. IA. Is and is.
Wallace's fourth addition, Acton. Is. 600
John n. Callahan TO Edwin Hill, Lot
As, McCarty's third West-side addi-
Harmon Fl. Friedlev to William n i'"0
Patton. Lot so. Morton Place. and
part Lot SIS. Allen & Roots north
addition 1900. ..-.-.......... 1000
Robert T.. Moore TO Edward E. Hat
field. Lot IS. Bradley ct ais East
addition .....-... 325
Mutual Home and Savings Associa-
ton to Charles A.. Brandt. Lot 81.
Smiths Pleasant view addition 100
Trustees Indianapolis Monthly Meet
ing friends Church 10 George W.
Johnson, Lot 9. Chambers's subdi-
vision, Irvington ......-....-.... 100
Transfers. q; consideration........$s7.so sol