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PRICE SET ON HIS HEAD.
Why China's Empress DOwager Has
offered u Reward for a RefOrmer.
Washington Special.


The reason the Empress dowager of
China has. offered a reward of 100000 taels
for Kang Yu Wei is that this bold young
relormer recently published and circulated
extensively through her Majesty's domains
a pamphlet of a most outrageous nature. 1t
was devoted exclusively to the career and
character or the venerable Empress. and
purported to be an accurate biography. 1t
accused her of every vice and crime In the
calendar, from murder and treason to petit
larceny and was both insulting and indie
cent in its language. This, of course, is an
objectionable sin, and Kang must pay for
his audacity with his life sooner or later.
Since he fled from the palace at Picking,
at a warming from the Emperor himself,
on the night when the Empress resumed
power, he has had several marvellous es-
capes. He has twice stood in the presence
or officers who were searching for him.
Once his arrest was prevented by the in
PREVENTION of British officials, and he Is
now supposed to be living under British
protection somewhere in the East Indies
He has been driven out of Hong-Kong and
year. when 1t was supposed that he would
seek protection either in the United States
or Canada, but 1t appears that his only OBJ
tect I'm visiting Vancouver was to publish
his attack upon the Empress uowager, for
he was afraid to intrust II to any printer
I'm China. There are many reasonable Sc
cret societies and Llinese exiles in British
Columbia and on the Pacific coast Of the
United States who are supposed to have
contributed money to pay for the printing.
Kang could not visit the United States be-
cause of the exclusion law, but he found
everything that he wanted in Vancouver
Not only has reward been offered for
his capture. dead or alive, but the govern
ment has ordered the tombs of his ances-
tors RACED to the ground, which is the Sc
verest punishment that can be inflicted
upon Chinese gentleman, worse even than
execution or strangling, because the graves
Of the dead are the most sacred possessions
of the living.
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UNION STOCKYARDS,INDIA
Feb. N.-The marketing of horses so far
this week has been of smaller volume, only
about $50 head having been offered, against
$50 a week ago and 800 year ago. In the
sale to-day the offerings were for the most
part light drivers and Southerners of just
fairly good quality. and with a smaller
attendance of buyers there was. of course
less competition and there was consider
able sluggishness I'm the bidding. Statesmen
made a strong effort to get last weeks
prices, but in most cases, had to take of
about s. per head. In the afternoon a bet
ter class OF horses were offered and there
was little more animation in the bid
ding for good Eastern and foreign chunks,
but buyers were not inclined to pay last
weeks prices except for the very best
kinds. There are still very few export
orders, and therefore the horses I'm the har-
ness class more less neglected at
generally unsatisfactory prices TO owners
A large proportion of the chunks passed
under the hammer at s75d9o heavier
grades at $95@125. and light drivers and
Southerners sold at s40q75. A good clear
ance was made and the market closed at
current prices OF the day.
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Available stocks OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Cable and tele-
graphic advices to Bradstreet show the fol-
lowing changes in available stocks of grain
since the last report: Wheat, in the United
States and Canada. east of the Rockies,
decrease of S57, 900 bu: afioat for and in Eu-
rope, an increase of 100000 blu; total sup
ply, an increase of 243,OOO bu. Corn, an in
crease of 2,3so,ooO blu. Oats, an increase of
256. 900 blu. Among the more important de-
creases not reported in the official visible
supply statement are those of 10000 bu at
Northwestern interior elevators, 1l5.OW bu
at Portland (Me.), $4,000 bu at Rochester,
$1,000 blu at Chicago private elevators and
76. 600 bu at Lincoln. The principal increases
are those of $4,000 bu at Milwaukee private
elevators, so, 900 blu at Omaha and $4,000 bu
at Newport News. The aggregate stock of
wheat held at Portland Ore, and Tacoma
and Seattle, Wash, decreased 16S,000 bu
last week
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Sunday Journal. BY Mail. s Pr Ieaf.
MINI Run on o.arai Gsns

steady at s2.sOq425; calves shade lower at $50
775. Texans: Receipts. 700. Texas fed steers
steady at s59oG5; Texas bulls a shade easier as
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900; tomorrow, So
closing easier. Mixed and butchers. $. 100 %:
sood TO ch9 . heavy IS roatn s e. W;
sheep-Receipts, 10000 Market easier: lambs
% 1S $3.50 ss557s lair e Choice red 500
al sSO so ' native lambs. ,ss: western
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 27.-cattIe-Recolpts.
$500 natives and $50 Texans. Good. strong de-
name maPd f1 Steers s iIsht weshts 80
$40; stockers and feeders 81 5oa5.2s; butchers
fed Westerns. g 7sqs: Western feeders. ss-5o6
IL rexRsns: 600 Marke, fairly ac,,v.
and steady. Heavy. s.. ssei47 .; mixed. siseaa7o;
light s4Isg4s5,s' pigs; a. ai s ,n.nn.,.,,.
prices shade higher ss, lambs an $50. yessri,ngs
er rss $. 5OGSsS; culIs. ssa3S
ST LOUIS Feb; s7.7 ,Ists. Receipts 400.
export steers. s. ssas. $; dressed beef ana
ss.6saa2s: stcckers and feeders. ssa4sO: cows
and heifers S2Q45o. Gamers. 81 s0a2 s.: bulls.
cows cows and heifers. ssS5asso o- ''' -
Hogs-Receip;s, s.Soo. Market steady, Pigs
and lights. s4So@a75. packers. st.7oqt.sS. BUTCH
Sheep-Receipts 500. Market steady Native
muttons. s. 7SaS.7S: lambs. sal: culls ana
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Beeves-Receipss. sss
Market steady. Bulls. $50. cows. 81 z5d3.zs.
Cables quoted American cattle at Londan
ii%ai2Ac per ID; refrigerator beef lower at
Si<HS4c per 10 shipments to-day none to-
morrow, % cattle, ia sheep and 2eoo quarters of
beef
calves-Receipts. sss. Market slow and 80
SOC lower. Veais, S1s: tops. Is: little calves.
$inf.5O. barnyard stock, So
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. i.ssi. sheen $40
6: euls. DIs; lambs: s. ..fs; eulls. $1,000 so
5.i3. pigs. 8. lS65.f0
CINCINNATI. Feb. s7-Hogs active al $lio0
Cattle steady at <sQB.1o
Sheep strong al NI515. lambs nckfvo And
higaer at <547.lA
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The Strikers.

In an evergreen tree by the old garden wall
The birds had assembled in caucus
Quite air of depression hung them all,
And the voice OF the chairman was raucous.
1T is needless. my friends. to explain why we
meet.
Said the chairman. pert little sparrow,
Just suffice IL to say that birds have TO eat
To Ieplenish sinews and marrow.
Now. the dame OF yon house used TO spread on
the ground
A breakfast of crumbs every morning.
But to-day when we gathered for breakfast we
found
Our rations cut off without warning.
This meeting was called TO devise ways and
means
OF expressing our sense OF displeasure
And TO urge that food should continue hence
forth
To be served in the usual measure.
The best way. / think. TO accomplish this end
Is just to appoint committee"
Il move" cried the red-breast. ''our chairman
send.
He is used 10 the ways OF the city
But the chairman objected. 20 really. for
shamei
think that remark rather shoddy
Is IL fair should bear all the blame from
the dame?
Nay nay. let US go In body''
But stay! he resumed, I've a plan that 5
The safest TO settle the job in
Send the red-breast! He's fat, so he<can't deny
He's just what we need-a round robinr'
Catholic Standard.
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AT NEW YORK.
All Products Higher or Held Firmly
Mt the Inst Quoted Prices.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Flour-Receipts,
27.240 brls: exports, S,497 brls. The market
was inactive but firmly sustained, without
notable change. Rye quiet; No. 2 Western.
6O1hc (. O. b. afoat state rye, 56Q57c C. 1. f.
New York car lots.
Wheat-Receipts, 1890 blu; exports, 15,-
993 bu. Spot firm; No. red, 74asc elevator;
No. red, 76lzc f. o. b. afloat, in store; No.
1 northern Duluth. 7S2sc f. o. b. afloat.
prompt; No. / hard Duluth, S0asc f. o. b.
afioat, prompt. Options firm on better ca
bles than expected. and, while quiet all
day, were very well sustained on reports
of foreign buying in the West, bullish news
from the Argentine, as to crop estimates,
and local covering. The bear factors in
cluded small clearances and a light export
demand, but had little effect. The close was
firm at lsG2sc net advance; March. 1870
1850. closed at 1870; May, 72q72 7-16c.
closed at Use; July, 72isql2l1c. closed at
Corn-Receipts. 124S0O bu; exports AZ, 397
blu. Spot steady; No. 2, 4l1sc 4. o. b. afioat;
42c, elevator. Options opened firm on light
Gull and weaker through liquidation,
prompted by small clearances and a light
when corn rallied with wheat and left off
firm and hGLc net higher; May 401s6
i0ssc, closed at 40ssc; July. 4O1sq4Ossc. closed
oats-Receipts, Si,7OO bu; exports. AS bu.
Spot dull: No 2. 29c; No. B. 2s1kc: No. 3
white, 301zc; No. 2 white, 311zc; track mixed
Western, 29d30Lc: track white, 3lG35c. OPP
tons dull and easier.
Beef steady; city extra India mess, sl9Gi
% Pork quiet at s1115- Tallow firm: city.
Size; country, 5Au5Ac Cotton-seed oil
easy; prime crude, SS1eG3ic; prime yellow
&c
Coffee-Futures opened steady, with
prices unchanged TO points higher, and
ruled firm on better cables. moderate for
eign buying and local covering, which in
creased the advance 10 5fIl0 points without
tinued very slack Local covering was the
principal feature to-day. Inc market closed
steady at unchanged prices TO 5 points adj
vance. Total sales were IA $50 bags includ-
ing: March. 6.95d7c; May. 705c: July. 715c:
September, 7.20c: October, 7.20d7 25c; De-
cember. 7.35c. Spot Rio nominal; No. Z
jobbing, 9lsc Mild quiet; Cordova, 9izGl4c
Sugar-Raw inactive and nominal; re-
fined weak and irregular.
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WHEAT AND OATS FIRM
BOTH CLOSED HIGHER On NEWS OF
A BULLISH NATURE.
Corn steady, with the Price I'm
changed from .sSnday-PrOvisiOns
Closed at . Slight Advance.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Wheat was firm to-
day, supported by steady cables and cover
ing by shorts. May closing sake over
yesterday May corn closed unchanged,
and May oats a shade improved The pro-
visions market, at the close. was 2lsq71sc
better.
1t was a quiet day in the wheat pit. the
range the greater part of the time being
Ac-at the outside only 1zc. The feature
was the covering by shorts, local people
leading. Scalpers were on both sides of
the fence. working on very small iuctua-
TONS The steadineSs of Liverpool was ap-
parently the only statistical support. but
Ii was sufficient to influence those who had
recently sold short. May opened sc over
yesterday at 65%Ge57sc. touched 65Ac; re-
acted to 661sc, eased off to 653sc and near
the end advanced to 66Ac. closing firm,
sake higher at 661sc. New York reported
Is loads taken for export Atlantic port
clearances in wheat and flour, were equal
to $4,000 blu. Primary receipts were 54l, 600
blu. compared with $4,000 last year. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported 592 cars, against
472 last week and 1874 year ago. Receipts
here were So cars, one Of contract grade.
Cash business was slow.
Corn was firm. The opening was at a
gain of 1s@Ac over yesterday for May.
This was due to the firm Liverpool cables
and the light country offerings. The ship
ping demand was slack, however. and
largely Offset the small offerings from first
hands. From initial figures. 351sq354c,
May eased off to 34a4c. but recovered later
on covering by shorts in sympathy with
wheat. May closed firm, unchanged from
Yesterday at 35c Local receipts were 945
cars. So over the estimate. Trade was quiet
generally save for brief period of activ-
ity following the opening.
The oats market was firm, In spite OF
selling by elevator people, but the trade
was not large. Local receipts were 344
cars, 50 over the estimate. Clearances for
the week were better. The contract stock
increased 1000 bushels. May ranged from
23hQ23ssc to 2Jasq2312c and closed firm, g
shade over yesterday at 23ssq231sc.
The provision market the create.
part of the session was slow and inclined
to weakness despite the hog receipts under
the estimate and advanced prices at the
Yards The opening was bit improved
from the previous sessions Close but this
was lost on scattered liquidation. Near the
end there was some buying on report OF
a better export demand, and the market
reacted, closing firm May PORK RANGER gee.
| from 5000 to 5000 and closed 5Ql1ac up
at $40 20: May lard from $5.U1R to IS. IS, clos
ing nc better at $5S5. and May ribs from
x575 to $5S211 with the close 2Rq5c I'M
proved at IS. S0q5.S2la
Estimated receipts tomorrow: wheat,
rs cars: corn, 400 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
| $4,000 head.
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Feb 27-Butter-Receipts. $3.50
packages Market irregular; June creamery, Is
19c. Cheese-Receipts. 993 packages. Market
fancy. small Isc; choice grades, i2d12Ac Eggs
Receipts, 10.9o3 packages. Market steady at
declinei Western. at mark, 14l4c; Southern, at
mark, l3%G1ic.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 27.-Butter-Fancy
Western creamery, 25c; fancy Western prints,
26c. Eggs fair and nc higher: fresh nearby.
lac; fresh Western. lac; fresh Southwestern. lac;
fresh Southern, 13c Cheese unchanged
KANSAS CITY, Feb. H.-Eggs firm and &c
higher: arrivals light; fresh Missouri and Kan
stock 11Iac per dozen, cases returned: new
whitewood cases included, 12c.
CHICAGO, Feb. ,27-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries.
1S423c; ries~<15lRa2lc. Cheese firm at l2ql3c.
Eggs firm: fresh, &c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.-Butter firm: Elgin
creamery, 25G26c; Ohio. 21d22c dairy, Ice. Eggs
dull at 13c. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE, Feb. T.-Butter. eggs and
cheese firm and unchanged
ST. LOUIS. Feb. Eggs higher at 1910.
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. az.
Births.

Anna and August Duderstadt, 1884 North
Senate avenue, boy.
Annie and John Casserley GA South West
street, girl.
Mary and Ellis Means. 4o6 Randolph
street. boy.
Lizzie and William Flora, 94S Florence
street, boy.
Ella and George Sauer, 81 Downey street,
girl
Bertha and Fred Chesterson, IT'S Hoyt
avenue. girl.
Malinda and James De Hoff, 2716 East
Washington street, boy.
Bessie and Andrew Tribe 423 West Eley-
enth street. boy.
Mary and Fred Young. 631 Meek street,
boy.
Lima and Ferdinand Huppe, lis Missouri
street girl.
Christine and Joseph Gedig, sSs Harmon
street. girl
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-There has not been a
of spelter. which is quoted 21e points higher on
the bid and 212 points lower on the asked price,
leaving buyers and sellers yet too far apart for
much promise of business. the market closing at
457l2n4. 6212c, and quiet at that. Pig iron
rants continued very dull, and closed quiet and
nominal. Lake copper closed quiet at the long
unchanged figure of 16. 25c. Tin 32G32. soc
closed entirely nominal. Lead ruled steady but
quiet. with the figures unchanged at i70@4. 75c
The brokers' price for lead is 445c and for cop
per 625c.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 27.-Lead dull at 4.571k9
4621kc. Spelter nominal at 4.45c.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. Feb. 27-Spirits Of turpentine
steady at 53G53I.c. Rosin firm 81. i0a1. AS
Crude turpentine firm at 81 to $685. Tar firm
at s1.30.
tificates-no bids. Shipments, 135, SS1 brs;
age, 1906 brls; runs, 75SlS brls; average g. AIS
brls.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 27.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged
CHARLESTON, Feb. 27.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosn firm and unchanged.
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Deaths.

Ethel F. Hamilton, seven years, scarla-
tina.
Christopher Conf, sixty-six years. 54)
East Market street, pneumonia.
Jane McClelland Grub, fifty-six years
Ito East Thirteenth street, cancer OF liver
Elizabeth NJ. Field. thirty-nine years, tu-
berculosis.
Alexander Holland. fifty-two years, $3.50
Udell street, tuberculosis.
Susan A. Award, thirty-five years, City
Hospital, tumor.
Otis Smart nineteen years, 313 Usage
street. phthisis.
Cyril McWilliams. one year. 126 North
Missouri street, pneumonia.
James Locklar. twenty-five years. All
Cora street, consumption.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.



On the wholesale streets and on Commission
yesterday there was fairly active business.
prices ruling strong and steady In most lines.
For staple groceries there Is unusually active
demand. and prices are ruling very strong on
both sugars and coffees. Canned goods and salt
fish moving well. The provision market Is
active at the prices prevailing. which still have
an upward tendency. The iron and hardware
merchants report business as very satisfactory.
and prices ruling firm and steadier. The
poultry. egg and butter markets are firm at
quotations and receipts light. In fruits and
vegetables there are no. changes of note;
activity. on Better receipts. Track bids. as re-
pessa by fS. ar oS Of the Board of Trade
freight; No. red. sS6ssc; January. SOC. track;
White s wh so 'sc white NS s whte s'c
No white mixed sCgs2c: No. 2 yellow. asSc;;
No. mIseG sc ss 49, mixed: sse No. miasd
39@S2c: ear corn. 3214c.
NJ aay @sd Time so,S No ,sss ass ~ timothy
sss No white No
total Is cars. Oats: No. mixed. car.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys, hens. nc per Id; turkeys. SIC:
ducks, full feathered, &C; geese, full feathered,
choice, &c; geese picked. &c.
Cheese-New York full creams. 149i5c; domestic
Swiss, i6G117c: brick. 14c; limburger. 14c.
Butter-Choice ROLL l5c per ID; poor No. 2,
104l2c.
Eggs-Fresh, lie per doz
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per h. prime duck,
1o@l7c per 10.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow; 2sc for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 1Sdlsc; tub-washed.
20625c bury and unmerchantable. &c less.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green salted HidesaNo. 1. &c; No. 2. Sc; No.
calf, l0c; No. calf &c.
Cirease-white. &c; yellow. SIC: brown. 2xc.
Tallow-No. l. <hc; No. Z, &c.
Bones-Dry. sl2613 per ton.
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ElaeWhere.

EAST BUFFALO. Feb. 27.-tspeciaI. IRAN
som. Mansfield & Co. live stock commission
dealers. report:
Cattle-Recepts. 2 cars Market quiet and un-
changed. Steers, light 10 good i250 lbs. Sffl
ass; and bulls, Sz75n3S0. extra heavy
bulls. Sf4o6+.60; veals lower az SOS.
Hogs-Receipts. . cars. Market n shade
stronger than yesterdays close. Workers.. $507is
45.10. light. SOS; pigs. s.. s54f4. 80; mixed and
81 406fi. 60 Closed steady.
Sheep-Receipts. : cars. Market active and
s5.75d7.50: mixed sheep. tops IS. $3.50: cus TO
good $4H5 so: wethers. s. 90ff6 81 yearngs
ss.25is.75: extra handy more Closed steady.
CHICAGO. Feb. 7-Cattle-Receipts. 350e.
Market generally steady. Natives: Good to prime
at AG4.75: selected feeders dull at 81 2064. rs:
mixed stockers slow at s35oq3 80: best cows
$S.20Q4.sS: Gamers. drm 1t S1.15Q2.s0: bulls
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Ten Transfers. with a Total COnsfd-
Grafton of MOLINA

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Feb. q. 1900. fur
nished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles, cor
ner Pennsylvania and Market streets, Indian
apolis. Suite 22s. first Office floor, The Lemcke.
Telephone 1850:
Henry Eitel TO Frank Il. Stewart Lots 81
and "a. Eitefs North Meridian-street
Joseph c. Deitch to David s. Gribben
Lot Z, Square u. second section Lincoln
Park addition ..--..................-...... 1850
Arthur V. Brown 10 Anna NJ. Nielsen
berger, Lot IL. Fenneman ct ais adj
John S. Lazarus TO Minnie v. Harold.
Of Lots 10 and $500
William Irwin to Laura Il. Alexander
Lot 2. Anna NJ. Wright's Broadway adj
Harry j. Milligan TO Aschmann Mosan-
der. Lots 265 and 265. Horace II. Aliens
second north addition 500
William o. Coble to James A. Inmann
Lot 81. Metzger's East Michigan-street
David b. Schofield to Jane L. Graham
ct al. Blocks and ), Sangster, Harri-
son * Co.'S Oak Hill addition. ........ 1000
Hartford Orphan Asylum to Charles Zahl
Lots 10 and IS, Riohter's subdivision
Cress's addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 425
George w. Stout to Thomas c. Keenaugh
Lot a. Kothe * Lieber's addition. 300
Transfers. 10; consideration. $50 $50
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The strength of the
market has been further demonstrated to-day by
a number OF advances in staple eottons Ad-
Of brown and bleached drills; blue drills. brown
sheetfngs coarse jeans. hickory stripes, ticks
and denims. The demand for staple cottons is
improving and keeping the market bare of ready
supplies. There has been no change in print
cloths. either regular odd goods Prints in
fair request for staples and more doing in fan
cies. Ginghams continue strong. Mems wear
woolens and worsteds quiet and without material
change in prices.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-There fair in
quiry noted for evaporated apples to-day and
the market developed considerable frmness OF
undertone on favorable country advices and fall
ing off in receipts. Prices, however, closed I'M
changed from yesterdays figures. California
dried fruits ruled quiet and inactive State
6hc:- choice 7d7lac: fancy, S@Slsc. California
dried prunes. 3l1l7c per Id. Apricots Royal
13615c; Moor Park. 15GI1Sc. Peaches peeled,
1Sq22c; unpeeled, 7l9G9c.
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Marriage Licenses.

John Polk and Myrtle Holder.
Edward G. Keith and Margaret A Bier
tuser.
William Mitchem and Mamie Kimble.
Cave s. Ashbrook and Margaret Isgrigg.
Sumner Mitchell and Pearl Thomas.
Frank G. Byers and Ida b. Case.
Christ Brown and Lulu Rauch.
Henry Binger and Ella Mcclure.
Thomas j. Lynch and Ivy Pearl Moore.
Walter Lympus and Bertha Mann.
Charles Hoffman and Amelia +. Grassow.
]. Ed Dowley and Kate Boylan.
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Building Permits,

Elizabeth Spethe, remodeling. corner Ad-
Ter and South Meridian streets. cost $35.
b. German. repairs, 729 North Illinois
street, cost $780,
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ne futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour quiet.
No spring whsss sisSSS No 81 red ed ssg oats
224Q2Slsc; No. 2 white, 26c; No. white, 251sc;;
No 5saasts No barley :; 10 s7q Prime N tim.
othy seed. $50. Glover seed contract grace.
SIS. Mess pork per brl. g. 7oglo TO- Lard. Per
$50 Dry-salted shoulders (boxed)t SO 2Sq O. 90
short-clear sides lboxed). S5SlisqsSs;, , WHISKY
distillers' finished goods, per gal, Sl.23la.
Receipts-F'Iour, LOCO brls; wheat. 1000 bu:
corn 6i7, 900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye, SVVo pu
barley l2s000 blu. Shipments-Flour. oy,VVV DTS
wheat 80 900 bu; corn. 155. 900 blu; oats, 112.OOo
blu; rye 1000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu
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A Guaranteed go Investment
Preferred Stock in the NEW BATES HOUSE

The most important and desirable local enter
prise since the Belt Railroad.
Three hundred and fifty thousand dollars pre-
ferred stock offered to Individual investors. with
per cent, net dividends guaranteed. One-haif
this stock already subscribed by local capitalists
in blocks OF s., 600 and $4,000. Remainder to be
placed in smaller blocks throughout the city and
State identify a larger number with this
magnificent hotel which will be continued under
the old management
Subscription books now open at the Office Of
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, Indian
apolis.