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Reporting Accidents.

Some weeks ago the Interstate-commerce
Commission announced that it wanted TO
hear from the proper railroad officers
throughout the country representations as
to their form of reporting railroad acct
dents, to be made under law enacted at
the last session of Congress requiring such
reports to be made. Quite a number of
railroad men connected with this particular
branch of railroad work assembled in
Washington for the purpose of appearing
before the commission and determining up
on some form of report, but the officials
were divided in opinion as to what acct
dents should be reported None of them
thought that accidents of less than 500 i'm
value should be reported under the law,
and the majority fixed the time of deten-
ton from work which would Justify the
report in cases of accidents to employees at
five days. Some of those present contended
that accidents in which the damage was
less than $3.50 should be dropped from the
report. Many of the railway officials took
the position that the reporting of names
OF injured employees or of those responsible
for accidents would furnish a basis for
damage suits in the first case and in the
latter for Establishing Mr.. Gompers, presi-
mt OF the Federation of Labor, advocates
the mentioning of names of those hurt
asserting that it could injure no one. The
commissioners are still receiving written
suggestions bearing upon the subject ami
l. will probably be some time before they
make any rulings.
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TICKET BROKERS BLUE
LITTLE PROSPECT OF PROFITING
THROUGH THE EXPOSITION.
The Reporting of Railroad Accidents
Still Problem with the officials
-General Railway News.

A broker who returned from Buffalo on
Tuesday states that the outlook in that
city is rather discouraging. Exchange
street. he said. swarmed with ticket scalp
ers, and all sorts of signs and cards are
hung out TO attract the eye. and tickets
were being offered for all points. Many Of
the brokers had spent large sums of money
for places in which TO scalp tickets during
the summer. but Governor OdeI signed the
Everett anti-scalping bill and the scene
Las changed. On Monday the scalpers be-
gan closing shops and were leaving. Those
who have not closed out entirely are not
offering tickets, but will wait to see what
the future has in store The Supreme
Court of New York does not meet until the
middle of June, and by that time the
brokers Will have a petition ready to test
the constitutionality of the law. Both the
brokers and railroad men believe this law
Will stand as it was made to conform with
the suggestions of the Supreme Court when
Its predecessor was declared unconsttu-
tional.
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Alleged Discrimination.

e. Il. Wilson, secretary OF the National
Association Of Manufacturers and various
other trade organizations of Cincinnati.
testified before the Industrial Commission
at Washington yesterday concerning freight
rates from the Ohio river southwark. He
said that Cincinnati and other Western
cities had suffered since 1879 from discrin-
ination on the part of railroads in the
carrying Of merchandise and manufactured
articles in the interest of the Eastern sea-
board. The case had, he said, been present
ed to the Interstate-commerce Commission
but, while the commission had recognized
the injustice of it and had issued an order
tor the discontinuance of the practice, no
attention had been paid to it. Mr. Wilson
said the discrimination against Ohio river
points is the result of an agreement which
was entered into almost a quarter of a
century ago between the Atlantic coast
reads running South and the roads running
South from the river. In accordance with
the agreement the Ohio river roads had
advanced the price on manufactured
articles, and had kept them so high as to
practically exclude the manufactured ar
ticles of the West from that market not
understanding the manufacturing center in
that time had moved rapidly westward.
So great had this preference been that
many Western manufacturers had found it
profitable to establish warehouses in Allan
tic seaboard cities for the distribution of
their wares through the South rather than
to attempt to get them into that territory
through the natural channels, which were
the Western roads running southwark.
Often the rates, he said. from Cincinnati to
Southern points were greater than from
New York, Notwithstanding the distance Is
only about half as great.
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THE REVOLVER HABIT.
Suggestions Looking to the Abolition
of Weapon-Carrying.
To the Editor ~ the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
On reading your editorial in last Sun
days Journal on the use of the revolver in
the larger part of the brawls. and your al
fusion to the suggestion Of a prominent
state official that all persons who carry
pistols should first procure license TO do
so, reminds me that shortly after the awful
tragedy enacted in a hotel lobby in Frank
fort, KY, several months ago, / wrote an
article which was published in the Marion
Chronicle upon the ease and facility with
which even a crack-brained, irresponsible
person could procure revolver of any
dealer, and, as | remember, / urged that
our legislators should endeavor to protect
society against the revolver evil by enact
ing such law as would make it difficult
for person 20 own or buy a revolver, and,
while l was puzzled about the best way to
control this evil | yentured in that article
upon the following suggestions. viz; All
persons desirous OF owning or buying a
revolver should be required to make appll-
cation TO the judge of the Circuit Court TO
own or buy revolver, and this applica-
ton should be Endorsed by three we'll
Known property owners, who could certify
TO the court that the applicant was a safe
ana proper person to be intrusted with
revolver. If the court, upon investigation,
found that the applicant was a safe and
proper person. he was to direct the county
clerk 10 issue said applicant permit,
which should be renewed annually, 10 own
or buy a revolver For this permit the
applicant should pay TO the clerk nominal
fee, say 81 to So. The law should make il
a misdemeanor for any one TO sell a re-
volver TO any person unless he had per-
nit from the county clerk.
The law is stringent in regard to the sale
of deadly drugs, and is intended 10 make IL
difficult for one to procure them who in
tends TO commit murder or suicide through
their use. Nearly three-fourths of all the
murders and suicides committed in Indiana
every year are committed through the re-
volver as an instrument, and yet We have
made no effort whatever 10 restrain the
sale OF this deadly weapon We have now
In confinement I'm this county three muir
derers. one under sentence of death and
the other two under indictment for murder
in the first degree and yet 10 be tried and
in every one the revolver the instru-
ment by which these murders were COM
mitted These trials. Of course will cost
the taxpayers of this county quite large
sum of money. and IL we had had the
proper legislation in regard 10 the owner
ship and sale OF revolvers would have been
spared, perhaps, the great cost attending
these trials.
The revolver is a relic of barba rism ami
the instrument OF the coward. and should
have no place in an enlightened Christian
community. Awake the public conscience
and the revolver will go.
s. b. BESHORE.
Marion, Ind, May Z.
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RECEIVER's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that Monday the
10th day OF June, 1871. pursuant 20 the order.
Howard county, Indiana. heretofore entered i'm
the case OF the state OF Indiana ex rel George
River Railroad Company Il al. between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock a m. ana O'Clock p
Eel River Railroad Company. duly appointed
In said cause. will at the depot and station
ated By the Wabash Raii-oad Company in the
city OF LoganSport. Cass county. Indiana. such
best bidde- for cash all the property and effects
OF every kind and description OF the Eel River
reeve eonSistns of said Eei RTer RaiTo o
Companys railroad about ninetS-fou miles in
in the county OF Cass. and state OF Indiana. 10
into and through the counties Of Miami. Wa
bash. koscuskO Whitley. Allen and Noble 10
the town Of Butler Ia the county OF De kalb.
az IN Sne Sta.e 81 5huiaLa, toge'neI Win al
ways buildings structures. erections. depofs.
depot grounds. and facilities terminals. termi-
nal rights. fixtures and shops
Also a tract OF land containing about twenty
one CID acres. in lot four ca OF Barron Reserve.
tI) east in the county of Cass. aud state OF
Indiana owned by the said Eel River Railroad
Company. and lying west OF the right OF way
the city Of Logansport.
II being the Intention OF said receiver. as d.
20 offer and sell ali and singular the railroad
above named. and all property of every kind
longing TO the said Eel River Railroad Com
Yany, save and except money now IN the hands
OF said receiver. or that may hereafter come
Into his hands account Of the OF said
property. any right ot action therefor and
save and except any right or action or demand
now In his hands, OF that nay hereafter accrue
20 him against the Wabash Railroad COMPANY
anc excepting from such sale all rolling stock
equipments. cars, engines. locomotives. tenders.
carriages. tools and machinery and rights there
20. and rights Of action therefor. and all rights
OF action and claims FOR damage done said
railroad, or its property
Said property rights and effects VIII be OF
fered and sold In one parcel without any relief
from valuation or appraisen1ent laws. subject
20 all taxes and assessments Tor the year 1871
No BID for isss than si.ooo.coo VIII be accepted
considered.
TERMS OF SALE
The purchaser shall pay at the time the prop
erfy - struck on 5000 in cash and shall paw
the balance Of his bid upon Confirmation OF
said sale
II the person 10 whom the property IS struck
of shall fail % AZ once pay the 5000 required
the receiver shall Immediately Teoffer and re-
80 falling shall be received considered
Said sale will be made subject 10 the approval
and confirmation OF said Howard Superior Court
or the Judge thereof II IN vacation. which re-
serves the power and right 70 reject any AID
ali bids. and 10 rctake and resell said property
Ard II any purchaser shall IN any manner fail
10 comply with TIE terms OF said sale, the court
reserves tho night 20 retake and resell said
Droperty. RICHARD RUDDELf.
Receiver Eel River Railroad Company
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The Fitzgerald Colony Lands.

To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal
/ noticed an article I'm yesterdays Journal
emanating from G. w Asher of Kentucky
touching our colony matters. am sur
prised at such statements. About all there
is i'm IL is that Mr.. Asher has for some
years been in Oklahoma. trading I'm Indian
lands. where he has purchased some ten
thousand acres scattered over a whole
county. These lands cost him from $50 70
s. or s. per acre. AS we are dealing in the
same county. he came here to sell his lands
tc W for SIS or $50 per acre. This. OF course.
was beyond all reason. and We rejected his
proposition. Our committee Is still at work
In the field, getting lands at reasonable
prices We shall be able TO get all we need
and In a tirst-class location, notwithstand-
ing the many obstacles that have been
thrown In our way by spectators. who
buy cheap lands and expect 10 sell TO Us
al exceedingly high prices.
Il. III. FITZGERALD.
Manager Colony Company.
Indianapolis, May s.
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Indiana Trust Company omcers.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Indiana Trust Company, held at the offices
of the company yesterday afternoon. the
following gentlemen were reelected di-
rectors TO serve for the ensuing year:
Messrs. James +. Faiiey. Albert Lieber
A. c. Newly. Henry Jameson James Proc
tor Edward Hawkins Frederick Fahnley
o. y. Frenzel. w. +. Piel, sr., Henry W.
Lawrence and ]. F. Frenzel. The board of
directors met after the stockholders meet
ing and elected the following officers: Pres
i0ent. j. Il. Frenzel. first vice president.
Frederick Fahnleys second vice president,
James +. Failey secretary. John A Butler.
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Transfers. 80; total consideration. $50,


Mary L. Bave veneer house Capitol avenue
near Twenty-eighth street: cost. s.. 600.
c. w. Martin, repairs. 937 North California
street cost. So.
H c. Tuttle. frame barn. 1915 North Delaware
street cost. 500.
John NJ. Sims. eight-room cottage. East street:
cost 1000.
John NJ. Sims. eight-room cottage, Raymond
street. near East street. cost. 81. 600.
VIM Ramsey, repairs. Hamilton avenue:
cost 500.
A. y. and +. r. Davis. frame house. villa
venue. near Lexington avenue; cost. ST. 700
J. y II. Jones' cottage, La Sale street: cost,
$3.50.
C. ]. Huber. porch. s2S Bevire street: cost $50
Il. 4. Chenoweth, repairs. corner Belt Railroad
and Barth avenue; cost. $500.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS

In the District Court OF the United States for
the Districs OF Indiana. In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF William c. Rehling, bank
rupt
No. 920. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF William c. Rehling. OF In.
dianapolis in the county OF Marion. and dis
trict aforesaid. "A bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the "a day OF
May. A. ID. 1901 the said William c. Rehlng
duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that the first
meeting Of his creditors Will be held at Room
5ll. Indiana Trust building, No. III East Wash
inetCn street. in the city OF Indianapolis Marion
county Indiana. the 20th day OF May. \. ID.
1901. at O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint trustee examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business ~ may properly
come before said meeting ALBERT RABB.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Indianapolis. Ind May s. 1901.
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PHYSICIANS IN SESSION.
Papers Read and Discussed by ply
sio-NedicaI Doctors.

Last night Surgery" was the topic Of
discussion at the convention OF the Indiana
Physio-medical Association that is now be-
ing held in the Physio- medical College at
North and Alabama streets. DIR. j. A.
Walls. of Richmond. DR.. w. S. Claiming
of Pendleton, and DIR. L. L. Anthony. Of
this city, took part in the discussion and
were followed by many of the delegates.
DIR. Z. H. Brubaker. OF New Castle, presi-
dent OF the association, read his annual
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report The discussions yesterday were on
"Materia Medica." by DIR. j. A. Moorehus,
of Portland; Some Points in Physiology,
by DR.. Z. E. Anthony. of this city; OBJ
stetrics," by Dr. A. r. Harold and DR..
Anna Bryson. Of this city, and Electro
therapeutics" by George III. Smith, of
Greensboro The convention will close with
a session this morning. DR.. J. -. Morrison,
of Anderson, will read a paper on NY
giene," and the last thing on the pro-
gramme will be the election of officers.
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FINANCIAL.

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LOANS-MOney mortgages. G. 4. SAYLES,
III East Market street
FINANCIAL-First-m mortgage loans on
proved Indianapolis property; lowest rates;
privilege Of prepayment SPANN d CO.. las
h Market.
t1NANCIAL-Loans on city or farm property in
Indiana. 81 per cent. No COMMISSION.
Money ready. c. n. WILLIAMS * CO.. 319-322
Lemck~ Building.
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FOR sALE-SHERAfAN RESTAURANT, IS ard
- 3 Meridian ST.
FOR SALE-A half or whole interest IN a saw
mill or ~ 900 daily capacity, mill now IN opera
ton. an abundance Of timber close 10 mill Box
4sG. Jefferson. Texas.
FOX SALE-We make wood and metal patterns;
expert mechanics. superior equipment: prompl
service. Ola phone 2sS1. MONARCH GAS EN-
CINE CO, L. New York and Belt K X
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-WSnt to buy for cash large or small
tracts OF timber lana in Indiana, with white
oak, poplar, linn or Eastwood on IL. Write full
particulars DAVIS COOPERAGE CO., Martins
VILE Ind.
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FOR RENT-FIrnished room. 55s Mass. ave.
fOk kENT-Furnished rooms. 81 + New York.
FOR RENT-Plessant furnished room. bath 40
North Delaware street
fOR kENT-Furnished front room. board II de-
sired. TO East ST. Clair.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room. with
board. 80 ~ Delaware 81.
9OR RENT-Nice front parlor room, with or
without board 7i2 North New Jersey
fOR RENT-A large front room. furnished.
board. - per week. SO y. illinois 81
EOH RENT-Two store and living rooms, 6lJ-6l5
Massachusetts av. Inquire 90 Massachusetts.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished rooms.
light Housekeeping. BATH central location iOl
North Illinois.
FOk RENT-In private family. unfurnished or
furnished front room or two II desired. 1913
-. New Jersey. g. or S. monthly Nice yard
and bathroom privileges.
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FoR SALE oR TRADE.
FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Jump seat surrey for
light buggy li6 East Market.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY-Scientinc dentistry; thirty years
experience. S. F. EARHART. l6h Washington
street Call and get prices
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

~O~N~~~><>~>~><N>N<><N~
WANTED-Local and travelling statesmen WEST
ERN NEW YORK NURSERY CO. Rochester
n. Y.
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STORAGE-Cleanes house in city; give US
CALL both phones. MERIDIAN-ST. STORAGE
CO. 500 South.
SIORAGE-Will get your goods free IL stored
with four months. Born Transfer and Stor-
age Co, BIS Il. Market. Either phone. 2l3.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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WANTED-XOung men; our illustrated catalogue
explains how To teach barber trade ia eight
weeks; mailed free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE, Chicago, Ill.
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINS. HOFFMAN & ROUSE.
WALL PAPER.
los North Illinois Street
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REAL ESTATE-Modern ten-room house. every
thing complete, at less than three-fOurths its
value. make offer. sale VIII surely be made.
224 y. Alabama ST &. L. SAYLE.S. l27 L.
Market.
REAL ESTATE-Four-story brick building In
central part OF city. used for mercantile and
manufacturing business, renting for ~. loo
year. VIII offer this property for a few day
for Sl6QN. owner wants 10 leave city. 1900
in cash needed. j. q. MCCULLOUGH. ie2 Z.
Market
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~~>~~~~~-~<~~-~~~>~-~~~~~
FOR SALE-Full platform Rockaway; rubber
tires; in good condition; a bargain. Phone.
RS. both.
tUrs SALE-New ana secondhand vehicles
buggy tops, canopy tops, spring wagons and
buggy bodies; wheels. shafts. poles. cushions
backs, dashes. tenders and springs. Call at $40
5. Illinois st. Nj II. GEYER
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LSTERING-Furniture repaired. house
hold goods packed for shipment, mattresses
made over. OTTO SUESZ. corner Massachusetts
and ~. Delaware ST. Phone 2355.
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JOURNALS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. L. Rice. 2s05 West Michigan street. Tele.
phones: Old. 2S75o. new. 3l52. Territory west OF
White river.
ELEVATORS
Passenger ana freight Repairs and supplies.
REEDY < co. Phones-New $40. Old 20
BERrERMAN BROS.
New No 2n Mass 226 y. Del. st. Tel $40:
MANTELs AND CRATES
p. II. PURSELL. (Mantels. Furnaces).
81 Massachusetts ave.
PATENT LAWYERS
L. T. sILVIUs & CO.. los y. Pennsylvania ST.
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS r. BELL. consulting engineer and
patent solicitor. "a ingalls, block, Indianapolis
V IL. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
4Is-4is LeIncke Building
RESTAURANTS
sTEGMEIER BROS. Oyster and Chop House.,
- y. illinois St Both phones. tOo-
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD Carriages Traps g., Buck 1SaS
boards. etc.) = Circle lei IOyl.
SEWING 8lACHINES-
NEW HOME OFFICE. All makes repaired
20 Virginia avenue. Phone old 22lsl. Branch
Office. 40 t.. Ohio st. Phone, old on lSo9
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY c.. 10 Meek St
Ola phone 1860. New ZiO2-
WALL PAPERS
II. c. STEVENS. New Style Wall Paper.
Low prices. $50 y. senate ave. Tel. on zSSz.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD.
% n. Delaware st. Tel Al. Lady attendant
FUNE kAL DIRECTORS
TUTEWILER * SON.
Undertakes. IA w. Market st. Tel 2l6
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iOOkBINDING


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BOOK BINDING-MAGAZINES bound; 1Sis y.
Meridian ~. ]. NANKERNIS * SON
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WANTED-No hardwood floors like NINE;
union laid: me. &. THOMAS, 200 ". Ala
bama.
MANTED-To do your carpenter and screen
work: job work specially. WORTHINC-
TON, PA T.. Ohio. New phone 17OS
" ANTED-Call on US for expert service 10 re-
pair your gas engines Ola phone 23S2. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO.. L. New York and
Belt IL. X.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.

STOVES - MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE Co. 20 s. Meridian st.
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COPPER SMITHS.


COPPEkSMlTHS-Wm Langsenkamp copper
smith, jacket and candy kettles, coils, soda
fountains. also dealer in sheet copper and brass
DELAWARE and GEORGIA. Tel III.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

e~N~0~~-~0~~~~~~~~~-~<>~
TO LET-See list at 13i z. Market: ground
floor. GREGORY * APPEL
TO LET-Sianufacturing building with power;
best location IN the city. Apply BRHCE'S
BAKERY
Tor RENT-see me for hardwood floors before
you have your work done g. THOMAS. 2Z0J
~. Alabama
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge. No. 564, +. and A.
MasOns. Called meeting IN Masonic Temple
this Thursday evening, May 9. at o. clock Tor
work in the first degree
ELMER \. SMYTHE. w. NJ.
+. T. NJ QUIDDX. Secretary.
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DIED.

EICHRODT-Louis, at his late residence. 62l East
Twelfth street. May :, at p. m. Funeral
Friday at D. Ia. Burial private Louisville
papers please COPY.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS-In0iana marble and granite
works. la n. Delaware. ola phone y98.
MONUMENTAL. Diener 449 e Washington.
Tel 2525. Branch works r. entrance Crown Hill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu artistic work. NJ
RI. FARRELL. 241 ". Wash ST.. opposite
Statehouse.