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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
Lincoln Tru.t Comp.uy

The Lincoln Trust Company reports the
following sales:
No. 1902 Kennerly avenue. lot 25xl0o feet.
two-story seyen-room brick. bath, hot and
cold water. furnace and all improv ements;
from the Lincoln Trust Company to Henry
F. Hoch for 81, 1O
Nos. 4573 and 4575 North Market street. lot
b0Xlp feet, eight-room house, arranged for
two families; from Agnes Koran to Edward
g. Hopson. for s1.650 Mr.. Hopson bought
No. 4e3s st. Ferdinand avenue. lot 25xl32
feet three-room cottage; from Edward +.
Gavin TO Alphonse Either. for $500. Mr..
ments and occupy as his future home.
Twenty-Five feet on the east side Of
Clar,nce avenue. near kossuth avenue:
for $500. Mr.. Ernst will erect two-story
future home.
two-story frame house; from Orman j. Nc
Cawley to Robert and Lizzie Marbeck, 81
100. MIR. Marheck will make some altera.
lions and improvements and will occupy
same as. his future home.
Also the following property In Tuxedo
Park:
Fifty feet on the s9nth side Of Slark avenue ,ra
dore Egeers. for sico.
avenue between Laclede and Waterman avenues,
10 George Eggers. for 500
I'M, The northeast corner OF Pacific Avenue ~, and
Ssrh a by depth q i1 u: feet on
One hundred feet on the south side OF Atlanta
avenue between Laclede and Waterman avenues.
: to u. p. Schnebacker for 500.
! Fifty feet on the south side OF Tuxedo boule-
ward, between Laclede and Waterman avenues. e
Jacob Braus, for Sleo.
Ont hundred feet IN the north side Of Atalanta
avenue between Margaret and Bo,npsrt avenues
to James n. Reyburn. Ter $500.
Fifty feet on the routh side of Clark avenue
hs,Sesn hompsst and Masssset aytn ns.e t" san
s s ssa Is osF Smith, Ind o4 5
one hundred ftst on the south side of Atalarts
| avenue. between Boinpart and Pacific avenues
| to Mrs. NJ. J. Patterson for 5000.
I Fifty feet on the south side Of Marshall ave
| nue between Margaret and Iaclede avenues. tt
Otto Maeser, for $500
! One hundred feet on the north side OF Provi
dence avenue. between Caroline and SatemaI
! avenues, to Gus Busch. for 5000
! Fifty feet on the north side OF Tuxedo boila
! ward between Pacific and BSmpart avenues. ant
4 the southeast corner CT Pacific and Tuxedo bnule
| ward. to George Hanlon. for $seS.
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WANTED HUSBAND SENTENCED.
Mrs. Hitch Said She Would Go
Home to Mamma.

) Judge Sidener Of the First District Pofies
Court sat as arbiter over the matrimonial
differences Of Emory Hitch and his wife Of
No. 326 Eugenia street, yesterday morn
ing.
Hitch went home out of sorts. his wife
said, Thursday evening and abused her.
do you really want me to send your
husband to the Workhouse?' asked the
Judge when he had heard all the testimony.
she thought for about a minute. and re-
plied:
thirty days. While he II gone viii pack
up and 60 home to mamma"
Judge Sidener fined him no and costs.
which will keep him behind the bars for
twenty.six days.
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IRON WORKERS STRIKE ENDS.
Troubles Settled After a Nine
Weeks Lockout.

Reading. Pa. July p-At go p. m. to-
day the striking iron workers Of the Read
ing Iron Company decided to accept tbs
terms Of Vice President Smink. The strike
was called Of. and the men will 50 back a.
soon as the company Is ready Tor them.
when the strike was started the company
had many contracts ON hand. These either
had to be given o her firms or rejected alto
gether. In this way all the old contracts
were disposed Of. There e little work to De
done now until new orders arc received. but
Immediate orders are expected. as the iron
trade is reported to be booming.
ness community II rejoicing over the set
tfnyront
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ODD USE FOR VENTRILooulsM.
Vienna Banker May Have Secured
Legacy Through Ii.

Vienna, July 1s.-The Public Prosecutor
has decided to abandon the charge of MUIR
der brought last spring against Albert
vogl, the Viennese bunker. who was eN-
,1adited from London under accusation of
having poisoned NJ. George Taubn, a rich
and eccentric Russian. who had made will
BY which Vogl obtained a large sum of
money.
At the time OF Vogl's arrest it was as
trilouuist. ard that while supporting the
diving Teubin in his arms he uttered the
testamentary words himself, deceiving the
witnesses into the belief that Taubin WIS
sps akipz,
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Louis X. Hirsch, go. and Eugene D. Hirsch
So The William Young Carriage Company
has q capital Of $1,000, consisting Of 800
shares of 800 each, and distributed as fol-
lows: William Young, 80; William Salchow.
/. and Alfred ]. Jex. L The 5000 capital
ing Company Is divided into 20 shares.
valued at 500 each. Charles Dixon holds
e shares; Sidney E. Davis, I, and John c.
Hall 1,
FUNERAL. OF WILSON GUION-wilson
Guion. fireman. who died Friday last. Will
mother. No. 9ss Hickory street. at p. m
"A and was Is years Of age. He was q
brother of r. E. Gut0n, chairman OF the
Twelfth Congressional District Committee.
and also of Detective Al Guion. The burial
will be in Calvary Cemetery.
TAKEN TO THE PENITENTIARY-
Sheriff Dieckmann and deputies took 4
batch Of twelve conyicts to the penitentiary
at Jefferson City, No., yesterday. Among
them was Henry Lindemann. who was sen
fenced to serve ten years in the penitentiary
on charge Of murder in the second de-
gree for beating his wife to death. This
other prisoners and their names were: John
White. fifteen years; Morgan OConnor and
James O'Keefe, six years each: James
Dwyer, I'VE years; Barney King. three
years; Thomas Rodgers. Edward Butler,
Harry Mcdonald. Michael Memo and VIII
liam Smith, two years each.
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Aiple & Hemmelmn nm.

The Apple q Hemmelmann Real Estate
Company reports the following sales for
last week:
Nos. $50 and cSO2 Lafayette avenue. two
two-story and attic ten-room brick dwell
ings, with lot 4sxl6s. renting for $3.50 per year.
owned by the Connecticut Mutual Life 1n-
surance Company: sold to Thomas L.
Taaffc for $3.50.
A lot on Pennsylvania avenue, west side.
between Sidney and Shenandoah streets.
25x125. owned by H. A. Piednoir, Jr.: sold
to Fred Evers for $780,
Big Bend road. south side. west OF Wills
cottage, with lot 10ox5s0 owned by Louis
Petri; sold to William c. McKim for $500.
No. 1894 Gibson avenue, a two-story
lot 25x127. owned by Mary o'Donnell: sold
to James NJ Smith for $500.
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A Frequent Cause of Heaaac che

Is an unsupported defect of the eye which
glasses will correct. EXAMINATION
FREE by DIR. Bond, expert optician at
AIermod 81 Jaccard's. broadway and Lo-
Gust. and a correct fit guaranteed. Steel
frames. 81 and up; gold, $ and up.
TApe cards for festinl eYes Mailed Lres.
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Rice.Dwycr RenIty company.

The Rice-DWyer KPaIty Company cIosea
the sale of 300 feet on the east side of La
mandy; sold for s2loo to Kate a. Nc
Swiney on behalf of Fl. Woestmann. Pur-
chaser will build on the site and occupy
as home. "a
This company also reports very active
demand in rentals. having at present but
two vacant houses on its list.
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Charles r. vogel.
Charles f. Vogei reports the following

sales:
No. 1854 Ridge avenue between Academy
avenue and Kings highway boulevard. a
two-story brick residence. containing seven
25xl54 feet: sold for s. so: from human H.
Mcfarland TO James A. Shuts of Farming
ton. Mo. Mr. Shuts purchas d for home.
No 100 Keokuk street, between South
Broadway and Missouri avenue, a two story
brick dwelling. containing six rooms, with
lot 255Xl25 feet: sold for $3.50: from Mary
Dyson. who purchased for Investment.
No. $3.50 Texas avenue, between keokuk
and Chippewa streets. one-story, five
$1.A15; from Frederick J. Mueller to Mrs.
Anna N. Zachata. who purchased for iny, St
n.egt.
, Lot 60xlao feet. on the north side of Barry
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets,
for $2,775 from william. F. koken estate to
Doctor r. J. Sollberger. who purchased to
Improve
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concert at Tower drove PARK

Concert at Tower Grove Park.
Seymours First Regiment Rand will rem
der the following programme at Tower
Grove Park this afternoon from to 1
o'clock:
March-Columbia Photograph Co. new;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7. Burton
OVerture--lt faaro!tr i,''s tii
(aj Spanish Dance-Ia Paloina. .......:. Iradier
OBJ Funeral Msrs.,n.Pathetic... BE; ethove''
TO the Evening Star from Tannhauser.
......... wagner
Waltz--The Spirit OF Love tnew). .........--.H Hall
Grand Select.on-l Tfovatoie. Verdi
March Militairc-Fsnfare (new). Oswald Thum er
(al Song-Forget to Say Good BY ~. =.
Charles seymour =.
.(b) Characterlstie-Indinn War Dance. .Be!lstedt
Scenes--FrOm the Mikado. 80, Sir Arthur Sullivan
Mosaic--Review OF Fayorites. 49,. Seymour
Galop-The Elephant and the Giraffe
....J0Dn MiItnIinstoti
Flnaie--Star-Srangled Banner. Francis Scott Key
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REM E.tate Tran.fer..

IAaBAD1E,So #, n. s.. bet. Euclid ana
Marcus: Philip Key to r. c. Greer e.
Sons Realty Gov. d......................s
MINNEsoTA-2S f.. ". g.. bet; Cherokee
and Utah; r. c. Greer & Sons Realty Co.
CLIvE-I r., 4 s.. bet. Sth2 and Tth;
Edwin Kaime to David Kaime.qtc. d.:
SECONDED IT., w. s.. bet. Whittier and
Taicott: St Louis & Kansas CITY Land
Co.. to Whitaker & Weber MFG CO.
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Henry H1emenx, Jr.

sales:
Nc. 20s South Sixteenth street, lot running
through 20 Moore street, IL two-story
brick and brick stable lot 4ax200; from W.
H. Corcoran to the Missouri Cider and Vim
egar Company. who will erect a modern
vinegar factory and carbonating plant.
Matthews Real Estate Company represents
ed the owner. Sold for $1,000.
Entire block numbered 4iS9. bounded by
Mcdonald. Cuisine. Parker avenue and
Springfield. Mo. Was sod to T. G. Ports,
who bought for investment.
No. 2alS Arsenal street, two-story build
ing, barber shop, with four rooms above.
Lot 25x125 feet 5 inches: owned by William
Hfrth and was sold for $500. to Charles
Ruebel.
carried eSd - Terina mes yar e Det asts,
feet inches; owned by Frank Fehlig and
was sold to Edward Polklaesener for $40
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Giraldin nro.. 4 Gates.

Giraldin Brothers = Gates have Ieased Tor
n term of ten years the building Nos. Al
4lG North Broadway 10 the a. S. Aloe Com
pany The lessees intend 10 leave their
present location on Olive street for the
much larger one oil Broadway The owners
will expend about $1,000 10 $4,000 In altera-
tons on the building, 50 as 10 make 1t one
of the handsomest optical stores In TIRE
West.
They also repor; the sale Of three lots In
Giraldins subdivision on the north side Of
Gibson avenue. between Taylor avenue and
Kings highway Lot "B' sold to Alice c.
Hites at $50 per foot; lots ''E' and f. sold
to Whitney Building and Investment Com
pany NJ So per foot. Lot Oh Main street
between Morgan and Franklin avenue sold
to John Nooter for $2,Jt9.
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McNair a Harris.

pany, in addition to its participation In the
sale OF the McCorkle tract for $500 Q1e eff
fected lease for. a long term OF years Of
the s!S-story building ut No. So, WASH
ington avenue TO the Sanders Duck and Rub
Der Company. which has already taken
possession and is making alterations for its
business.
Sold lot fronting 80 feet on the north side
of Raymond avenue. 900 feet east Of Union
boulevard. tn Doctor Davis Forster ut $50
per foot. The lot will be improved by the
purchase.
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Fourth-CIa,x Postmu.ter..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, July 13.--The following
fourth-class postmasters have been appoints
ed:
Iilirois--Cushinan. Monlirie County L. j. Hay
den. vice Permenis OBryant. resigned: Perks.
Pulaski County. Clara Eeathcock. vice Robert
Herrin resigned.
Kansas-Harris, anderson County. $. II. Kin
ney. vice o. II. Cochran resigned.
Miss;ur-Ben Air. Cooper County. F.. w.
Pralle. vice ]. H. Brokmeyer. resigned; Buffalo.
pnlas County. ]. T. Pendleton. vice D. II. Scoss.
resigned; sunmersvii!e Texas County, ". 3.
butler. Vice r. j. Gardner. resigned:
Nehraska-Dx. Kirhl,5i'i County. '.aniss Gun
ninehan. vice G. F. Wilkinson. resigned: Nc
Lean. Piece County. L. A. Mote. vice G. F.
Moles, resigned.
Tennessee -Char!eston, Bradley County. NJ. 2.
Campbeli vice =. T. Campbell. resigned.
Rural free delivery service Will be est2b-
iIsted September 2 AZ follows:
Observation-Disclosures service Cameron, Clinton
County: one carrier; length OF route - miles
, population served, tee. Carr err L. c. Brooks.
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Pension. Recently Allowed.

Washington. July 13.--Congressman But
Ter has been notified by the Commissioner OF
Pensions of the allowance of the following.
pensions to residents Of the Twelfth Dis
trict:
John Niles. No. $50 Morgan street. at s. per
month, from February 20 1901.
street. at $40 per month. from Nay l6. 1900.
Mrs. Martha \. Waidror. No. 400 Clayton a"e-
nue. IT IS per month. from November -. 81.
and s. per month additional for a minor child.
Mary KraeEier. No. 29l5 Choutsau c.nue at
IS per month. from January %. 1893. ard g Fer
~ '.,n 49,. snail for each Of two minor chit
iIen.
Margaret Thurman No. 1897 Chouteau avenue.
SIS per month. from May q 1896.
Bridget Mccarthy. No. 1911 franklin avenue.
at IS per month, from January 49, 1907,
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In the City.
Observation-Disclosures

". r. c. EUCHRE-The Frank ?: Blair
w. r. C. will give a euchre at No. 1908 Mar
ket street Tomorrow afternoon.
IRISH AMERICAN BANQUET - The
lrish-American Society will give a banquet
next Thursday night at the Suburban Gar
den Cottage in honor of the drst president
Of the organization. Daniel oc. Tracy.
GAVE DINNER 70 c. H. TURNER
Friends of Charles H.. Turne. rendered a
dinner to him. last evening at Caesars CAFE.
Richard Everett of the ST. Louis Club di-
fected the arrangements.
DAMAGE SUIT FILED--Marr McQuade
filed suit yesterday against the st. Louis
and Suburban Railway Company for 5000
Michael MeCuade. who was killed by car
at Twenty-third and Wash streets. May ,
last.
CHARGED WITH STEALING-Jessie
Ratlief. nesress. living at Fourth and
Valentine streets. was arrested yesterday on
ms from Il the home Of Edward crofts, at
No 1i07 South Broadway, where she Tor
merly was employed as servant
JOHN scHAETEE MISSING Jacob
Kempf Of No. 2e40 Rutger street yesterday
reported the disappearance OF John schae-
fer 81 old o.os Seha nreav lent morning. in
his shirt sleeves. He Is almost deat anu ~
said to be demented.
X. AND L. OF sECURITY-Park Ave.
nue. Council. NO. 7U7. will hold its mex.
meeting Wednesday evening. The new
DEPUTY. Brother Snyder. will be present.
The sisters of this council are arranging
hay ride to Normandy, to take place the
first part Of August.
ACCUSED BY sTEPSON-Fred Kin,m, 9
paInter. OF No. 2123 Rutger street. IS under
arrest on warrant charging petit larceny;
which was sworn out by his stepson. FREQ
Grosche. Grosche alleges that kimm TOOK
Grosche had left with his mother Tor saIe-:
Eeepins.
I'd. c. BENEF1T-The manazers of Del
mar Garden VII give the United Dangn IGN,
70 to August g. The u. D. c. will get It's
share Of the receiuts only from tickets SOLD
by the chapter. Parties will he formed. ann
| the ladies expect a good time, ana suestan-
| tial results.
| INSIGNIA OF SERGEANTS-Chief OF
Police Kiely has ordered that hereafter the
Serseants in all districts. except the
| mounted shall wear white chevrons on their
| coat sleeves in place OF the present blue
! low chevrons viii be continued. In addition,
! ali patrolmen and officers Will wear a white
! stripe for each five years OF service.
| Y. NJ. I. ExcuRs1oN-on next Sunday.
July Il, the Young Mems INSTITUTE VII eiv ~
! on the steamer Hill City; game OF base
! hail will be played at Ste. Genev1sve be-
tween the Y. n. /. team and the Tally-Hos.
! and a music entertainment will take place
| on the return trip In the evening.
| INCoRPORATED-The Hirsch Rolling
! Mill Company. having capital OF xl2o,W0.
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NatiounI Bank Affairs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington jul. IA certificate has
been issued authorizing TIE First National
Bank of Eufaula, l. T. to begin business.
Capital, 10000.
as reserve agents:
Fourth National, ST. Louis. for the First
National, Denton. Tex
Merchants National, Houston. for the
Milino National Laredo, Tex.
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Special oner Of writing Paper.

Only Soc for seven quires GIGS sheetsO Of
Vienna Bond" lightweight paper. very
convenient to take with you on your sum-
mer tour. This price Monday and Tues
day only at Mermod & Jaccard's, Broad
way and Locust
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Fine pocketbooks.

Latest styles and colors in seal. sea lion.
walrus, monkey. lizard. alligator, etc. 81 to
s42, at Mermod 6 Jaecard's. Broadway and
Locust.
Write for Catalogue Nailed free
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pirth Month Rings for July.

Solid gold. beautifully mounted, set with
Rubies. signifying Mobility of Mind" also
set with rubtes and diamonds, 81 to $500.
Alermod & Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust.
Write Jor Catalogue Nailed FREE.
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Love 4 Sons.

Love & Sons report the following sales
for last week:
No. 5OS2 Cabanne avenue, nine rooms.
brick. Queen Anne style residence. lot 25x
James V. Johnston for 5000. Bought for
speculation
Lot on the north side OF Delmar bou!e-
ward 222U feet east CT Union avenue, 40 feet,
Tor $50 per front foot; from John E. Love
to Hynton Building Company. Bought for
Improvement.
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status of Horton-nutier Contest.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington July 13-The time prescribed
by the law governing contested election
cases for the filing OF a brief in the Horton
Butler contest by the contestant with the
clerk of the House OF Representatives ex-
pired on Friday and up to noon to-day none
had been received by the clerk.
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j. I. Ensfefn.

]. l. Epstein reports the following sales:
Flats Nos. 5l3l &c 5135 Delmar boulevard.
containing five and sly rooms each and
renting for S625 per annum. TO Mr.. Farwell
OF % feet. This same property was sold
for Mary Nicholson by ]. l. Epstein about
three weeks age.
Also sod i72 feet on the northeast corner
of Delmar and Hodiamont avenues for
II. A. Erooman 10 Noritz Eyssel last week
for $4,000. The propert has charged hands
twice within the month. having b en- recent
~ sold to II. A. Nrooman from s. J. Fisher.
Purchasers of both pieces OF property paid
liberal advance over prices in former
sale.
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st. Louis Letter Carriers Appointed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. =.
Washington, July 13..The iolso Wing sun.
at St. Louis:
Bren Calvin 4, Duffy. Albert B. Hines. VIM.
r. Whalen. Edward Johnson. 40 =. CaaeS;
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wlll Remove to Jefferson City.

Clarksburg. No., July 1s.-Eyerest Plzer'
editor Of the Clarksburg Review, has Sc.
cured position at the Penitentiafy IGst ~
Jefferson City and will remove with. nh
family to the city in q few days.
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of the Board of Directors will be held next
Thursday. July is. at 3 p. M.
The following sales are advertised 10 De
held on the exchange floor in the next
week:
July L. Sherlff-s saleSeSj. feet on the east Side
OF Newsstand. between Cote Br liiante avenue and
Lucky street city block No. 9sas
Forty fee, six inches by leo feet on the YES,
side Of Lahdn aXen nioo e9Ween ashland anu
July ~. II, Gnndiaeh,, trustee. will ot ss !.
feet. city block No. 3se9. with improvements;
house numbered 6l59 Nape avenue.
Figures prepared by Assistant Secretary
Schiele of the Real Estate Exchange show
that the transfers and deeds of trust re-
corded for the month are as follows: Num-
Der of real estate transfers recorded. 81.
amounting to s2.t7S,O9i: number OF leeds
of trusr recorded. 100, amounting to Ss6,-
95i,269
F. a. Banister. the well-known real es-
tate man, started for Penetang. canada.
, accompanied by his family. last week. He
expects to be away one month.
Leases were q feature of the last two
weeks and several minor leases Of down.
town property We're closed In the last seven
days. including one or two transactions of
Importance. OF these On interesting deal
was the lease closed by the AIcNair e.
Harris Realty Company of the premises at
No. So Washington avenue to the Sanders
Duck and Rubber Company, which will
take possession shortly.
Work Will be commenced Immediately on
the Ludlow-Saylor Wire Company building
at Newstead avenue and the Wabash
tracks. the ground having been already laid
out and surveyed
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New Arkansas Corpora tions.

Little Rock. Ark. July 1s.-Certihcate OF
Incorporation was filed with Secretary OF
State Crockett to-day, as follows:
Independent Compress Company OF Little Rocs I:
capital stock, $1,000 Incnrpoiators-M y.
Kayanaurh, st. Louis W. N. kayanausn' II nal. -.
kavanaush and John r. Fordyce OF Aae'ir
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,xIRKsyILLE OrTs A SHOWER.

II Kirksvi:le. MO-. July ls-There is great re-
joicing In this city and community ~ rsjn Which
feii last night, lasting thirty minutes me
streets were made muddy and tne sue.e''s
run watef.
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Minor Appointments.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, July l3.-Theoiore Tibbs OF
Denison, John NJ Eubank OF Georgetown,
and Philip z. Ptieffer OF San Antonio. Tex,
have been appointed railway mail clerks.
George E. Bell of Pawnee. Ok, has been
appointed Il shoemaker and harnessrnaker at
the L,hiiGccn Indian school Oklahoma.
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VIM. P. Hennessey Henry p. Verzos. zie'le T.
Miller. A. J. Mcintyre. j. F. Haher.y. Jchn r.
Alber. lchn T.. Hennessey James &. Long.
George We'll. Vim. Gintel, q. {. Leach. j I'm
C. Dusel Edward 4. S;1miner Ferdinand Eo.el.
james 4. Daes. George l.. barrow and James
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= INcoRPoRATED-The Hirsch Rolling
Mill Company. having q capital OF $1,000
divided into 1,25O shares. valued at 400 each,
flied articles of Incorporation yesterday
with Recorder of Deeds Hahn. Marcus 4.
Hfrsch holds go shares; Cal Hirsch. Ste;