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TO EXPEND LARGE SUMS
EXTENSIVE BETTERMENTs TO THE
PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Pan-American Managers Call on the
ell to Mountain and Senshore.

When the announcement was made,
short time ago, that the Pennsylvania
Railroad management contemplated spend
ing 100000 in extension and betterments
of the system the public inference was
that these liberal plans related mainly to
the development of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road proper in its terminals at New York
city, including the development OF the Long
Island Railroad division and the construc-
ton Of an East river tunnel into the heart
Of New York, etc. From the same official
source IL is ascertained that the differences
were but partially correct and that sew
efal millions of dollars are TO be expended
on the Pennsylvania lines proper. Pres
ident Casastt has outlined some very ex-
tensive improvements, which il is expected
Will keep the company's engineering con-
struction forces busy for at least three
years TO come. When completed as con-
templdted IL will be four-track road be-
tween New York and Pittsburg; four track
lines are also planned between Pittsburg
and Homewood, and on the Pittsburg
Fort Wayne & Chicago and between Pitts
burg ana Steubenville on the Panhandle
West Of those points along the lines TO
Chicago and st. Louis are to be double
tracked with the heaviest steel rails, and
heads of the engineering department say
there will be no finer track or roadbed in
existence than these of the Pennsylvania
system between points named AT the
present time extensive improvements are
being pushed energetically on the Pan
handle. By Oct l the Panhandle, from
Columbus thirty-four miles west, will be
double-tracked, and this is but a beginning
OF the extensive work planned on the Pan
handle line. The double-track system on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago is
now much more extensive than on the Pan
handle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
An Unusually Large Attendance from
Marion County.

The catalogue OF Indiana University for
the year just closed has been issued The
institution has had a remarkable growth
In recent years The attendance for 10000
was 1.1S7. which is the largest attendance
In the history of the University. For the
fourth year IN succession every county in
Indiana was represented. Catalogues and
announcements Will be sent on application
10 the registrar. Bloomington, Ind.
Those in attendance from this county
during the past year were:
From napolis-Margaret Iowa AL
len. Bella Bruce. Mabel Florence Bryce.
George Thomas Burkhart. Emma Agnes
Clinton. Anna BrOOEnan Collins Ger
trude Ewbank. Idoa Butler Faith. Cordeiia
Toy. Anna Elnore Hatfield. James Buren,
Higgins, Paul Roe Jordan. Francis Joseph
Kelly. William SteenrOd McMaster Edna
Clyde Pettjohn, Mary Person George
Carlton ResOner. Elmer Eugene Scott
Hans Otto Stechhan. Frederic Warde Stew
ems. India Stubbs. John Alonzo Treher
Theodore Franklin Vonnegut, Beatrice
Williams, Lucy Youse.
son.
From West Newton-Paul Leland Ha-
worth. Ross Mendenhan. Helen Hughes
Plasket, Samuel b. Plasket
From ClearmOnt-ByrOn Douglas Hook
insInith Wallace Raymond Hockensmith
From Southport-Cornelius Alfred List
William Abraham Mcbride.
From Glenns Nalley--Frank Quick
From Valley Mlls-Lizzie Alma Janeway
From Oaklanc-Hugh Everett Johnson.
Prom New Augusta-Frank c. Senour
From Snacks-Omer Burton Whisenand
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The Payment of Road Tax.

Attorney General Taylor thought he had
an easy one" 70 answer yesterday when
Mr.. Vanosdol. employee of the Boys Re-
form School at Plainheld asked him
whether employees of state institutions are
compelled 10 work out or pay their road
tax in cities in which they vote or in cities
in which are located the institutions in
which they are employed. When the States
legal adviser came 10 examine the statute
on the subject however, he found himself
at sea. The statute does not specify where
the tax shall be worked out or paid. Mr.
Taylor declared il 10 be his opinion. how
ever. that employees of state institutions
should adjust their road tax wherever their
residence Is. There is no reason" he said
why people in state institutions should
not pay their taxes just the same as any
body else. Every employe OF city, town
county or State ought 10 be among the
first 10 pay his taxes" Mr.. Taylor said
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17
FELT POWER OF COURT
JAMES GAIN HAD TINE TO REFLECT
BEHIND THE BARS.
He at First Refused to Pay an Attor-
ney Fee-In the Probate Court
-Other Cases.

James Calm had an experience yesterday
profitable to others who may question the
power of courts. He was sentenced TO
three days imprisonment by Judge Leath-
ers for contempt of court but was released
last night after his friends had interceded
for him and assured the court that Calm
was ignorant of the seriousness of Offend
ing the dignity OF the court.
Recently Gahn's wife instituted proceed
ings Tor divorce. She employed E. St.
George Rogers, an attorney, and paid him
IS as a retainer. Ii was the agree ment that
IS more was TO be paid in a few days and
a request for $40 fees was to be made in an
affidavit for allowance. A few days after
the suit was filed Mrs. Calm notified
Rogers that Cancellation had been effect
ed and requested that the case be dis
missed. Rogers refused unless the remain
ing IS was paid. The payment was refused
and Rogers complained TO Judge Leathers.
The judge then ordered Calm TO pay the
attorney $40. When the writ was served
Calm told the deputy sheriff that he did
not intend to pay the amount and said
there was no court powerful enough TO
compel him to pay it. He made similar
statement to Rogers and then Rogers had
him cited to appear before the court Tor
contempt. He was ordered TO appear Mon
day but failed, through ignorance. 1t is
said, and yesterday deputy sheriff was
sent after him.
Judge feathers told Calm when he was
on the witness stand that since he had
questioned the power OF the court 10 en-
force its orders or separate him from MS
money, he would crafty his curiosity and
send him TO Jail. Calm tried TO compromise
by paying Rogers S. and finally offered TO
pay SO to get out of trouble, out MS oHer
came too late and he was led to prison
His friends besieged the judge yesterday
and told him that Calm had disobeyed the
order of the court through Ignorance ana
that he had learned lesson that would be
of profit TO him. The judge finally yielded
and allowed him to be released late In the
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four hours ending at p. m July ls. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 1923 East Market street Both tel
ephones 1905: 1--
Napoleon b. Hackley to Laura 2. Stout
and husband Lot 5, in Hubbard
Thorntons S sub of Lot 3 Rickenbachs
partition sub of Lots s. 6. and q,
New YORK st,. $4,000
PANDORA u /, Barnum to Clara A. Hicks.
kGss sub Of anf Lots q 70 y y 2 Gs%
sts1 ). q. ................ 5000
Lot IS. Lazarus q Peiree's Meridian
Place add. meridian st. near I'd ST.. s,5Oo.00
Lot ia, Newman's Oak Park. CHollo-
Henry a. L. p Doll n' to Wfn II. Coleman. ~
part Of Lots 4 and ;, Allen Mays i sub
Mary 4. Whittier 10 Mortimer lowering.
PeWs OF sub ho ST. aaa ar Sra ada PenS
sylvania ST. near lifh 81 ............... 100000
David R r. psrtIoM samfR Ss E ~ SaT
sub Of Quito, las. tAenes ST. near -.o.
Carrie i1gis" Brown to Charles H Brown. Lot '''
IS. Thos. b Elllott's sub OF Outlet l56.
Horace NJ Kerns. by sherin to Aetna
Savings and Loan Association. Lots &.
e. sna 5 3S 2,s 's t,s PARK Corner o,
Ray L; sutherland toe: Bird King, Lots
oat e aI 49, 'st Clair g. T near SV Calf
fornia ST. .s............... 5000. 90
H IoIs hsdf8 e. f. nn9% s il e sSa
Bent. $ Green's, 5 add 'Hamburg ~
john Seymour JorSan to John NJ Craig
Lot So johnson 4 Hogshlreis E Wash
Js fSes w. 81 carson to VIM L Baker. un 10000
divided u OF Lot lis. James Johnsons
E. ohio-st add. Corner Michigan st
James A Wilson 70 Samuel T. Trueblood.
Lot IS. Block 10. 8 A. Fletcher, jrs.
Milton shirk ct aI.rtrustees. to James E.
sess s@S Of Iet So sn' Sterling ffn
block. Virginia av and Louisiana s0... 5.sss.s7
Milton shirk ct al 20 James e. McCuI-
Tough, Lots 2 3 and 8; Yandess
Virginia av ana Iouislans So 1888 30
Sadie G. Lendormi 10 Eliza j. G. New
some, Lot ~ and north u Of Lot 26.
sons add. senate av,. near goth s),... s.5oo.oo
Sec s TIP Is, R s. Wayne township. 10000
Ella w. shortridge TO Margaret Bruce.
Lot y. Seaton's sub of Lot %. John
2ist ST -. $500 %
Park sv, near 25th So. $4,000
Marion Trust Co. commissioner, 10 In
diana, Savings and Investment Co. Lot
and one-seventh OF Lot 10. s. A.
Fletcher jr's. n add arsenal av.
Albert t 3. Cloud 10 to Henry Ete Lot al q"
ay. near 18th st).. $4,000
Philip pII.. K pls. to Henry Eitel' Let q.
tame st. near 2sd -. 10000
Lawns. Seeking 70 William L. Seeking.
Lot "a Reisners % W. Indianapolis
add. CdcLain 81 near Lambert ST.. 100
Edwin Hill 10 Albert " HILL undivided
4 OF Lot As. Mccartys Sd west side
add -.-..-.................-.-.. 500 90
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.

In the District Court or the United States for
the District of Indiana ia bankruptcy.
IL tie matter Of Alexander r Spruance. bank
rupt.
No. SD. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors or Alexander p. Spruance OF
Indianafolls. IN the county of Marion and dis
trict aforesaid, bankrupt
Notice r. hereby given that on the 18th dav
OF July, A. d. wll. TIE said Alexander
Spruarce wes duly adjudicated bankrupt. and
that the mr. meeting q his creditors win be
held az Room ali. Indiana Trust building No III
East Washington street. In the city OF IN
cionapclts. Marion county. Indiana. on the 2sth
day u July, d. 1901. az clock IN the fore
noon. al which time the said creditors may at
tend. prose their claims. appoint a trustee ex-
anime the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting ALBERT RABB.
Referee In Bankruptcy
Indianapolis. Ind. July ls. 1901.
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New Suits Filed.

Conrad Drant ct al. VS.. Z. S Foster ct
al: mechanics lien. Circuit Court.
Mary Lawn VS. Indianapolis Street-rail-
way Company; damages. Demand So 900.
Superior Court, Room l.
Alice B. Barnhart VS.. Phillip A Barn
hart; divorce. Superior Court, Room 2
Anderson @. Tullis VS.. Abraham Krauss:
damages. Demand 500. Circuit Court
Lena Kiehl Us. Charles c. I<iehl; divorce
Superior Court, Room l.
John L. Pollock VS.. Ruth A. Pollock: di-
vorce. Circuit Court.
Bertha Perk VS.. Harry Perk; divorce.
Superior Court. Room 2.
Monica E. Kitchell VS. Charles E. Kit
chell; divorce. Superior Court, Room 2
The Marion Bond Co. VS.. Allen c. Simms
CT al; improvement lien. Superior Court,
Room 8
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Sorrow.

An angel OF God % two women came.
Saying. What will We ask in the Fathers name
When az last We enter the gates Of heaven?
For whatever ye ask ye shall be given"
White With shedding Of tears. raised her face
Stin set IN the burrows which sorrows trace,
And she said. ION earth have had TO quaff
The cup o. GRIFFIN heaven let me laugh
IN pity he turned 20 the other then
To a woman with eyes which held pain:
Whose sunny face was a message or cheer
To lives which had else been sadly drear,
With lips ever ready for laugh or lest
Denying The anguish which no guessed:
And she answered the angel. When die
God grant me In heaven place 10 cry
M T Maltby. In New England Magazine.
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Mrs. Leona A. Minturn, member OF the
board OF managers OF the Industrial School
for Girls and Womens Prison, said last
evening that the board had not yet decided
on successor TO Miss Keely, whose resie-
nation as superintendent OF the institution
has been filed. Miss Rhodes. of Richmond
is a candidate for the place and Miss Maud
Bundy. of Valparaiso is mentioned for as
sistant superintendent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17

Within the past two or three.days men,
bers of the board Of managers Of the Pan
American exposition in Buffalo have been
comforting with trunk-line presidents on
the subject of lower excursion rates for
the benefit of the exposition. The railroad
men have been informed that people are
not coming 10 Buffalo fast enough to make
the exposition a financial success, and the
exposition managers suggest that the pres
ent reduced rates, which are practically
half fare, should be cut in half. President
Newman, of the New York Central, In
derwood. OF the Erie, and Truesdale, of
the Lackawanna, assured the Pan-Amer-
lean representatives that the railroads de-
sired to pursue as liberal a policy as is
consistent with existing conditions and the
rights OF the railroad stockholders. All
over the country passenger traffic is m
usually heavy this summer, and the Pan
American exposition, while the dominant
attraction, is not the only objective point
OF travel. The mountain and seashore re-
sorts and excursions to northwestern
States are absorbing thousands of pleas
ure seekers daily. and in nearly all direc-
tons the roads are handling at current
rates all the business they can carry CON
veniently. To cut the existing reduced
rates to Buffalo in half would practically.
say passenger men, mean simply another
cash donation TO the Pan-American expo
sluon. In this connection IL is stated that
some of the general passenger agents al
lege that the railroads have a legitimate
grievance against the Pan-American man.
ayers. On the positive assurance of those
managers that the exposition would be
open in good shape on May the railroads
put on additional trains, expecting to
handle large crowds of people. but even
at the present time railroad men say Wis
Hors come away from Buffalo disappointed
and indignant because they have not found
the exposition in a completed condition.
1t is quite probable that the last few days
have bettered the condition, and an i'm
preston prevails that when the weather
becomes cooler the roads will have trouble
10 furnish equipment to carry the people
who will visit the exposition, and that the
managers of the exposition will have less
Cause for complaint The latter must adj
nit that the railroads have gone TO large
expense in getting new equipment TO handle
the business expected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17
A Semi-AnnuaI Settlement.

Secretary OF State Hunt made his semi
annual settlement with the state treasurer
yesterday Mr. Hunt paid into the treas
ury Se6375.s5. which represented the fees
collected by the secretary OF state during
the past six months. Formerly the secre-
tary received a per cent. OF the fees col
leoted by him, but now he is required 10
pay the entire amount 10 the State
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17
Two Realty Transfers.

A deed was filed yesterday transferring
the property OF Mary A. Whittier on North
Pennsylvania street near Fourteenth street
&c Mortimer Levering. The deal was made
last week and the consideration was 81. 900.
Milton Shirk yesterday sold 10 James +.
Mccullough the Sterling block. at the cor
ner of Virginia avenue and Louisiana
street for Sl1 333. SO.
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Brick Struck the Wrong Man.

Anderson G. Tullis yesterday brought
suit against Abraham Krauss for $500 dam
ages, He AYERS that while he was working
in the street Krauss viciously hurled a
brick at another person, which struck him
on the back of the head and inflicted a
serious injury. He says he was knocked
down and was unable to work for several
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VITAL sTATISTICs-JULY 1s.
nIrthr.

varta and Marcus C. Adkins. 1917 Lexington
avenue. boy.
Lena and Richard FRANKIE. 2z23 East Washing
ton street girl
Ellen ana John Lyons. 50l Henry street. girl.
MaEfa1era and Nicholas Weimer, city. girl
Rosa ana Alfred Olsen. 1873 New street, girl
Augustine and Frank Book. 1916 Arrow avenue,
girl.
hoy.
Mamie and Andrew c. LipDert. sos South East
street. giri
Lulu and Hardin Cornelius. 1875 lie Grande
avenue. Toy.
Jennie ard Edward Pedlow. West Thirty-nrst
sophia and w C. Knetemeier. 1916 spann ave-
Josie and william Lee. - West Thirtieth
street. boy.
Pearl and c. H. Matthews. So North Keystone
Mrs. and Matthew II. Pan. Tuxedo street. boy.
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Mary Lawn Was Injured.

Mary Lawn yesterday sued the street-car
company for 5000 damages for personal
injuries She AYERS that as she was in
the act of alighting from a street car il
started too soon and she was thrown TO the
pavement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17

Would you trust 10 luck and not insure
your home against fire? OF course NOT
Why trust 10 luck in regard 10 the title to
your real estate7 Insure IL, zoo. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
PANY. l29 East Market street. Tel 3005
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Deaths.

Ann rhorny. hfty-hve years. Bluff road. ap-
opiexy.
THONGS NJ Dickson. sixty years. 81; East Mar
vet street. kidney disease. 49,
Katherine Reuter- twenty-one years, lS0z AstoF
street. ualarial fever. .
Elsie Dean six months Indianapolis orphans
Home. entero cOlitis-
Flora IT. Bower, forty-eight years southport
c. rciuoma- -
Ella Dalton twenty-eight years. City Hospital.
cancer. -
Ruth Smith. twenty six years, 1921 Delaware
street. tuberculosis
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VIM. Bader. frame house East washington
street: cost, ST. 600
E II. Johnson, building shed. l414 North SEN
avenue: cost. $40.
J. c Ash. frame house Hamilton avenue:
cost. 5000.
W. y. Mace. cottage. Bellefontsine street;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17

Friday will be visitors day at the Fresh
Air Mission, at Fairview Park. band
concert will be given from 8 o'clock in the
afternoon till 10 o'clock at night, and at
O'Clock a supper Will be served.
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Compromised for $3.50.

The street-car company has compromised
the claims of Peter c. Marsh for the death
Of his wife, for $3.50 Mrs. Marsh was in
jured in the crush at Broad Ripple, July
4. and died a few days ago of the in
iurieS.
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LIABILITIES.

State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State.
l, the undersigned, auditor OF state OF
the State of Indiana, hereby certify that
the above is d correct copy of the state
ment of the condition of the above-men-
toned company the Both day of June,
1901, as shown by the original statement.
and that the said original statement is now
on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof I hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my off,
[SEAL.J cal seal this 18th day Of July,
1901. w. II. HART,
Auditor OF State.
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that there is no road tax I'm Indianapolis.
but here we make UP for II" he added
with a laugh, "by street Improvement as
sessments.
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Elizabeth Smith coored. was arrested
yesterday and charged with receiving stol-
en- goods. She had in her possession. a
watch which was stolen a year ago from
William g. Day on West Michigan street
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LOCAL OFFICE:
90l.905 Stevenson Building.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

+. NJ time is in BLACK fgures.-Trains marked
thus: DAILY, S-Sieeper. P-Parior Car c.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except Sunday
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MORPIsON-Ciara wife OF William n Nor
rison Tuesday. July IS. aged hfty-two years
four months and four days. Funeral THURSDAY
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Once OF Board OF school Commissioners
Sealed proposals will be received at ne once
Of the business director until p. m July ss
1901. for steam heatlng plant IN the BENJAMIN
Harrison school conner OF Delaware and Wal
nut streets according q plans and specifications
or Ole in the Office of ]. a WinterTowd archi-
The right IS reserved 20 reject any or all bids
JSO. r CLELAND. Business Director
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

Minutes
1880 Joel F. Spriggs ct al. VS.. State
ex rel Board of Commissioners Of Jasper
county. Jasper c. c. Appellants petition
for oral argument.
1923 John B. Renard ct al. VS.. August
Grande, jr., ct al. Marion c. c. Appellants
brief C0.
1850 George p Parks VS.. State of Indi-
ana. Lawrence c. c. APPELLANTS brief Q0).
New Case
1852 Cornelius d. Herring ct al VS.. Fred
o. Mosier ct al. Pulaski c. c. Record.
ment of errors by Herring. Separate as
signment of errors by Kline Separate
assignment of errors by S. Herring. Sep
arate assignment Of errors by Spence. Sep
arate assignment of errors by Lowe &
Lowe. Separate assignment of errors by
Van Kirk. Notices 70 coparties served in
part. Affidavit of nonresidence of copar-
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. L. Rice 2s15 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones. Old 2S750 new 3i52 Territory west OF
White river
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APPELLATE COURT.

Minutes
364s Patrick E. Cox VS.. James z. Peltier
Allen s. c. Appellants petition for leave
to file a reply brief.
39lS Kingan & Co, Ltd, VS.. William II.
brief (s)-
New Cases
40sl George H. Manlove. administrator,
etc. VS.. The c., c., c. & st. L. Ry. Co.
Madison c. c. Record Assignment of
errors Notice. Appellants brief (O.
1902 j. A. Artz ct al VS.. Warren NJ
Yeager Vigo c. c. Record. Assignment
CT errors. Notice TO coappellants. Notice
70 appellee.
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gains see II. f. CLINE AGENCY. L4 East
Market
REAL EsTATE-Double brick house. north:
cheap for next thirty days Inquire 22S T.
Vermont.
FOR SALE-Wrought iron fencing. wire fenc-
ing Our designs at low prices EN-
TERPRISE FOUNDRY AND FENCE CO, $50
s. Senate ave. Phone 95S.
real. ESTATE-East 'front.' lot as 9x165 Il. Ash
land ave. second north of Fifteenth This Is a
beautiful location. All improvements paid
REAL ESTATE-For sale trade; Converse.
county. Texas. 102 acres. Scott county. Tenn;
make Offers. MIKELS & MEYER. 100 Law
building
REAL ESTATE-Auction sale. We will sell the
dwelling, No. 1923 HCyt av.. at public auction
Saturday. July 20. at p m, unless sold before
that time at private sale. only 500 cash, ana
500 per annum; cottage of Ave rooms, in excel
cellar: fine old forest trees. Lot 30xl25. Within
walking distance OF the center OF the city. JNO.
S. sPANN & CO. las z. Market ST
REAL ESTATE
Lot - # in by 165 IT.; east front Ashland
and cement walks and curb paid for: beautiful
location In fine neighborhOod one block east OF
College-ay. street car; will sell favorable
terms at reasonable price or will trade in on
a modern house well located. worth
than IS 900. Address owner, A. L. HALL. Jour
nal counting room.
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LAKE ERIN n w slERN X. X.
Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex..-..t7oo 90 Is
Toledo Detroit and Chicago. i'm. .slx.2O 1875
duncie Lafay'te and Laporte spec.f1.2O t1O.25
INDIANA, DECATUR - WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and e. Louis mail and ex....tsW TAGS
Chicago express. pd..............-....tll 50 fx 40
Iuscola tlon. % flO.l5
Decatur & st Louis fast IL c....sl1lO s4O