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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-SzOi three rooms and hath. sec
oId aoor furnished l4l2 -. NV lns-3
FOR RENT-FIat Of four furnished rooms; en-
tire floor complete for light housekeeping So
Per month; no children; on Capitol HiIl; con
ver!eIt 20 al car lines Is-5 c 81 ne c7-3
FOR RENT-FIat Of three rooms; private bath.
gas. back porch; summer rates; WITH owner
I3J 10Th ST. ne ms-3
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, July
:, Is52--C-dered that the order of May 2s,
1902. amending section 80 OF the Building
Regulations relative 10 lighting and ventiia-
tion. IS hereby amended by striking out the
words acute angles HENRY B. F MAC
FARLAND. JOHN " ROSS. h. c NEW
CONFER (Actfng) Commissioners D. G. nj
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VANTED-CoIored girl Il or Is years Of age TO
attend boy 4 yeaFs cid. apply 429 I 81 NV
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
sebednle Eaeetirs June 2. 1soe.

Schedule Effective June ., 1902.
Trahs Leave Pennsylvania Station
200 p n. paiIv-CISCINN4TI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS. Solid Testibuls Jrzia fer
Cincinnati ReSches Mountain Resort Stations
same evening, Cincinnati and Louisville next
morning. St louis and Chicago that evening.
P,1iln1an~saeegers 70 Cincinnati and Louisville
Daily Dining Car.
eco ?. ~ Daily-WASHIKGT5N AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL. A new solid yestibuied
electric-Iighted train, arriving Cincinnati
II:5G q m IndianapGl s-25 p n, St Louis
gas =. m daily, Chicago $40 P. n. week
days Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati, Indian-
sf-oiis. and St Louis without change Parlc<
car Cincinnati 10 Chicsgo- Dining car.
II-10 p n Dailv-F F. :. LIMITED. Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepeTS 70
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper TO Virginia
Hot Springs Tuesdays. Thursdays, and satEsT
days: connection daily. SlsepeTs Cincinnati %
Chicago and St Louis Dining Car.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio Office 5l9 Pennsylvania avenue; coo Four
teenth street near z. and az the station
Telephone cali I44I for Pennsylvania r. R. Cab
Service. Il " FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Telephone Main I0C5.
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REAL ESTATE

BRENTWOOD, 3D.-Oue car fare TO District
line: lots ; minutes wolA beyond District.
SlzJ to SEQ; few lots, 5Gx2U4, stiH offered
at Sl25. on mouthly payments Of 81 Inquire
". A BARTLETT, Loan aad Trust building.
iars-Egf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A good man to work in eating
house; good position to right party. Apply
.b1 sr g
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WAETED-BICYCLES.

VANTED-Cleat' and ladies' bicycles. any con
dition. address BOX 277, this Office. mG-@
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FOR SALE-H0USES

FOR SALE-New six-room house; lot 25xl50
IL; SI.090, reasonable terms JOHN T.
MOTT, gls St mos
FOR SALE Cheapest little home IN Washing
ton; 6-r9om house: al modern improvements;
we'll located; rents Sl5; 81 i.S0. good invest
ment- SOULE & CO, Bank Washington
Building. NOS
FOR SALE-H st. ne, between 9Th and 10th.
eight rooms and bathroom. stable, basement
store lot Isxs5, TO alley; price, = 500.
WI G. DUNE. 1907 II st. ne. ie25-tf
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FOR RENr-sTORE AND DWELLING

FOR RENT-Store and fixtures with dwelling
attached, Si2 per month. J. c. KRAMER, Oak
Grove, BrigAtWood ave, D. G. es-S
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vANrED-At once. secondhand baEer- 245 Ilth
St So e.
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WANTEDvSUBCnRAN.

WANTED-To rent or lease, OF suburban and
electric line, 81 ; or Groom house. VITA yard
zusLaDle i0r poultry and pet strck. address
r. I. BARCLAY. SD ZIst st. Lw m7-5
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective Juns. 2s. 1902
T-zins lsaye District iSne Station Cresched
BY Columbia electric ca-sl as follows:
THOUGH ExCUESIOs TRAINS.
Week days 1873 O. n, LOO, 2:3O, 5:15,
and T. m Sundays and Holidays, bis, 1890
II 20 a. n, :S5, $50, $3.50. $50, !. and $3.50
D N. -
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH
Week DAYS 12.40, 2-3O >, and 10 p Sun
dsvs and Holidays, 1870. $50. ), $50, $50. ;.
$40. and I0-51 ?, n.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. 9:l5 a n, 5:I5 p N sundays.
9:I5 a m. $50 p. m
A. Il LEWIS. c. P A. 1920 EsS York ava.
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WANTED-ROOMS
WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE.

WANTED-YFeIl furnished house, to g rooms
with bath; " Washington suburbs preferred: stat,
terms. AGdress BOX 2S5, this office. ul7-S
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NANTED-TTvcuty five hotel walters for resort
fare paidi leave on the 10Th. BURGESS 10
TEL AGENCY, 503 10th ST. NV. e.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave and l55z st
Ia effect May J, 1902. -
For Alexandra Week days, e:s0, 7:e4, 7:2o
500, s:Zg. $50 g:Z5, 1000. 1928. u:o1 Il %
a. m; xl2;05, 1890, 12s45, x1-6j. i:25, 900.
z:90, xs:g2. $50, 3;5s, x4:f4, 4:Ss. 4:5l, 5-Os,
= y, $40, G:o3, 6:a9. 200, 7:39, sec. S:45,
$50. 10:i5. I1:2O. ll:J0 p. N.
SundayS-7-45, goo. Gas. 1880, 100 u:90
a M; 1900 noon; 1890, l:oo I:90, 2:0o, 2:50,
500, $50. s:0J $50 500. 5:s0. 6.o0 6:50. 100
I:3o, 500, s:+5, g.39, 1918, u:20, II 80 ?. m
For Mount Fernon-Week days, ESQ, 500,
1000, 1850 q. m. x12-05. H :65. 200, u ~.
$50. xs:l4, x5.22. 800. 9:39 p. n
s1adays-9.o9 a m, 1900 noon, 200, 400.
$50, 200. go p n.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
days, ego, %, 7:53, SEQ. S:29, $50. 9;25,
1000, lIe6o a m, -l2-05. 1920. -I2:s5, los.
= .25, 2go. s2:30 500, $50 3.59 +4.33, '4-54,
5.2z, 6:03, $50, 7.0S. soc p. N.
SUNDAYS-7:45, g:o8 g.45, 1000 100.
81 30 a. m, I2.0G noon, -I2s3J Loo, Z 30,
200. '2:30. 90, +3:93. 100 *4:34 800, go,
6-G0, $3.50. SEQ 80 $50 ?. n.
xFxpress. TO Arlington oaiy.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
J. C0LFIS. Superintendent.
CLARENCE P KING, President.
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wAHTED-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

. .WANTED-Te buy IN Brooklsud house, or 2
zr0oHls. specify terms and lowest value. address
#.0X 5i2, taLs eficc- eS-s
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

AANTED-Place IS heilboy, or porter, OF Gle
yator bog, good references. 1297 gta st. IVY. q
WANTED-situation By tirst-class cook; good
reference 1923 4 s.. nv. eI
WAETED-By a c0I0red boy. age I5, q place
- -rive doctor. CT light wagon, or work ot
auy Kind. A5dyess NA>HLEY. 1885 lith 81.
nv ms-Z
WANTEI-By nsst white aad colored bovs,
also white man. any kind Of work. 1913 18th
81. aW. M
" WANTED-Beliable xhIte boy Is, wants place
~ store q lunch ream. Address MARTIN, -th
and Fiat SIS, Bright'vcod Parz, .. G. e73
sgANTEB-By married man. white. Il years
cid. place on delivery wagon 0T any EiEd 0s
work: good reference. e15 sth r.. HT. u57-2
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TRAINS OK BLuEGoyr BRAxCH.

Leave Washington, week days, s.io a n,
leo p m. 4.35 p. n, 4:4g P. n, and e.25
Q m Latter TO LeesbuTg only sundays only
g-ol and 9:l0 q m, and 6:25 ?. m for
BIuemout.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-sixty acres OF uninproved land
% miles from Washington on Alexandra and
fredericksburg r. r. Inquire OF J. NJ SPRING
MAN. Springman. Va. eIT-tu. thu.sat-I2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-Gss, gasolene, and oil stoves tc
repair BY expert address I5I1 18th St re.
e5-3
WANTED-A secondhand Washington Latr5bc
Il good condition zi5a 81 e>-@
WANTED - Furniture, carpets, feather beds
buying cs=Teuss Of houses q speciality highest
sp55 cash prices paids drop postal 10 J. fSlEL-
AAS, SO d 81 uN- Prompt attention e1-s
OLD GOLD, SILVER AND CC1..S bought. SIS
C 81 NV C. MARTIN .y7-s9t
WANTED-F Furniture OF al kind. store and
Office fixtures FRIES & HUPNOOD. sth and
SIS. NV. mos
WASTED-Stoves. We buy stoves. We pay big
money ioT stoves FRIES s. HOPWOOD, san
and i as nv Telephone, Maia 200 " mos
MATTRESSES made over on premises like new,
10 J. j. FEENEl, IS Pa ave NV na6-3
wANTED-To buy. at once. 5.OgJ old feather
beG=; VII pgE-LEe highest cash price. send
postal 70 TIE SOUTHERN FEATHER con-
rANis 81 5ta 81. NV. mos
WANTED-By experienced dressuaker, shirt
waists 50c uP5 wash skirts, $50 up- Address
BOX 20, thss Office mG-S
WANTED Patent attorneys and others want
Ing extra help N sfenogFspHy and typewrIJlug
cal Up WILLIAM !. TIDlNGS. 6OG Z e. nW-,
phone East sos e5-S
W8STED-FUrnture ard carpets Of every de-
scriPtioni contents Of houses, etc, highest cash
prices paid Drop postal and viii call ~ once
=. " AJGE&STElN. 40 10th St NV 1y5-I
WANTED HIGHEST cash price paid FOR ladies'
and gentlemen csst-oa clothing. address pos
IaI and / wiI call. B. TARSHES. is0s 7th ST.
NV else
NASTEl}-FUrHjture and carpets; buying con
cents q houses specially; highest spot cas.
prices paid; drop postal to A. Il LEVY, l+0o
= 81 ns-; prompt attention, je22-ln
WAATED-0ld gold, silver, watches and dia-
suo1ds. Highest cash prices. ABRAHAMS'.
As gth St. Ia. ieli-u
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through trains frorn the South arrive Wash
ington 6.4Z q m. 6.52 a n 80 a. H., S.45
a. m, 200 p m. els 2. n, and $50 p. n
daily Local trains IRON darrisoHbuTg, II 81 a
N. week days and $40 p n. daily. From
Charlottesville. SIS I. N. and $40 ?. H. daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices,
7o5 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
svfvanIa Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone, Main I44l, P R. r. CAB Service.
c. H. ACKERT. General Manager.
s Il HARDWTCK, General Pzss'r Agent
L, : BROWN. General Agent.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - Two charnhgrnlids: two women
egosssiov Takoms Park; go0d wages. Inquire in
sore. 1862 18th ST. NV Il
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wAETED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A Dayton il good condition: also
harness; must lie cheap ICr cash Cali At
zFlJ Sd 81 e5-g
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LOCAL MARKETS STEADY
PRICE CHANGES FEW AND THE DE-
MAND STILL GOOD.
seasonnbIe Fruits and Vegetables the
Weakening ArticIcs-PouItry, But
ter and Eggs still High.

Trade conditions move along so much in
the same rut from day to day that it is
difficult to note anything new. In most
lines fluctuations in values are few, steady,
firm prices being the feature Just now
there is a hardening tendency in leather
and advances are very probable in the near
future This is due to the advance already
made in heavy hides, light hides being no
higher, and the more active demand for
leather. The iron and hardware markets
are in strong position. and if any changes
come it will probably be in the way of an
advance. This trade was never better than
for some weeks past Druggists also speak
of their trade as being very satisfactory
and ahead of the corresponding period of
last year in volume, with prices steady on
most articles. Seldom. says one of the
wholesale druggists. do quinine, morphine
and kindred articles move along from day
to day with so slight changes as has been
the case for several months. Prices on lin
seed oil and paints have ruled steady for
about sixty days. The dry goods market
is rather quiet, after the best spring trade
the wholesale houses ever enjoyed, and in
that line the volume of trade is in excess
of May last year. Poultry. eggs and but
ter are all steady at prices ranging high
for this season of the year. but there is
no accumulation of stocks, and so long as
present conditions prevail prices will con-
tinue high. On Commission row prices are
on the down grade. and in but few lines
are they firm or even steady. Green stuff
Irish potatoes. cabbage, onions and such
articles are declining almost daily. Journal
quotations from day TO day cover the mar
ket for the time being
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WILL SHORTEN ITS TIME
LAKE SHORE COMPANY PLANNING
TO DO SOME FAST RUNNING.
Handsome Increase of Wabah Earn
ings-SeveraI Changes to BE Made
June 1 ON Illinois Central.

With the taking effect of it's summer time
table the Lake Shore Company will make
several changes looking to a shortening of
the time between Buffalo and Chicago and
ST. Louis. Previous TO the acquisition of
its monster passenger engines the company
was unable TO make the time desired with
out running too many trains. Heretofore
the fast mail hauled nothing but mail cars,
five being a load for the engines that have
been i'm service. OF late twenty of these
massive engines have been placed in serv-
ice. and all trains are operated with
promptness heretofore unknown on the
Lake Shore lines. Two have been drawing
the fast mail with fine results. 1t is be-
lieved that two additional cars could be
hauled and make the time with ease, and
they will probably be put on when the
summer time table takes effect. At the
last meeting of the officials the matter was
preached, but il was then proposed to put
q parlOr car. This will make a popular
train, as il stops only at Dunkirk, Erie,
Ashtabula Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusky
and Elkhart en- route to Chicago. With the
taking effect of the summer time table
train No. 46 will be run through to New
York instead of stopping at Buffalo, and
the new trains of the Big Four will connect
with il and the answering train west-bOund.
Although the time cards are not yet out. II
is understood that the new trains between
st. Louis and New York over the Big Four
and Lake Shore will be faster than the
Knickerbocker, the most popular train ever
run over the Vanderbilt lines. it is stated
that these several changes. with a num-
Der of others, will become effective June 10.
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Wabash Earnings.

The Wabash earned in the third week of
May $685., $3.50. an increase over the corre-
spending week of 1901 of s222lS. Since the
1st of July, the beginning of its fiscal year,
the road has earned $17,O33, 147.61, an increase
over the corresponding period of the pre-
vious year of s1,3T. $3.50 Up to this time
the Wabash has made only traffic arrange
ments with those roads which are supposed
to form important links in it's system. Wa
bash interests say an entirely erroneous inn
preston has been created in regard to the
SO-called Wabash extensions and acqui-
sitions. Western Maryland, West Virginia
Central and Wheeling & Lake Erie have
been referred to as Wabash extensions,
while matter of fact Wabash as a COM
pany has in no way assumed any respon-
sibilities of a financial character in connec-
ton with the developments in these prop
critics the last year or so. Acquisition of
the different properties which il is under
stood will be operated in conjunction with
the Wabash has been done by syndcates
in which persons identified with the Wa
bash are more or less interested. There are
interests in the Wabash which maintain
that there will be no change in the stat
utes of the company with regard to it's
capitalization in consequence of the pur-
chase made by these syndicateS ostensibly
in behalf of the Wabash system.
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PETITIONS FILED.

To construct under private contract, a
driveway across the sidewalk in front of
222S North Alabama street, width of walk
TO be five feet and eight feet long.
To construct. under private contract, a
driveway in front of No. 10 Oxford street
by Charles E. Hamlin.
For paving with brick on broken stone
foundation the alley west of College ave-
nue., from Sixteenth street TO Nineteenth
street
For cement walk. n. T. c.. on west side
of State avenue, from Washington street
TO the Pennsylvania Railroad.
PAPERS ORDERED.
For cement walks on north side of Wash
ington street to Maple street and on west
side of Maple street to Lowell avenue; on
south side of Lowell avenue to Central ave
nue. and on east side OF Central avenue to
Washington street. Irvington.
Cement walks, y. p. l., on Oriental
street. from the south line of the first alley
north of Market street to the north line of
the third lot south of Ohio street
For stone curbing on both sides Of Sen
ate avenue. from Twenty-first street TO
Fall creek
PAPERS ORDERED.
Cement walks, N T. c.. on California
street. from the first alley north to Market
street.
FINAL CIRCUMSTANCES FILED
REFERRED To c. c. r.
Against Improvement of Cornell avenue,
from Thirteenth street TO Nineteenth street.
resolution No. 20. 1902.
Against improvement of Seventeenth
street, from College avenue TO G., l. & l..
tracks.
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED
Chesapeake street, from Missouri street
10 siXty-seven feet west OF Senate-avenue
local sewer. Charles r. Lease, contractor.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL APPROVED
In the matter of the vacation of the first
alley north of Sutherland avenue. from
Central avenue to point 142 feet east I'm
provement resolution No. 6S. 1902
For improving with gravel the roadway
of Applegate street, from Raymond street
TO Pleasant run.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL AP-
PROVED
For q local sewer in Pratt street. from
Pogue's run intercepter TO POI feet west OF
Dorman street
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.
For improving first alley west of Senate
avenue from North street TO Walnut street
with brick roadway.
Brick roadway on Superior street from
North street 10 St. Clair street
Rowland avenue 10 Twelfth street. eighteen
and ten-inch pipe.
Local sewer first alley east OF Benefon-
tame street from Twentieth street 10 Twen-
ty-third street
Opening of Sheldon street across the
Union Railway tracks.
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VITAL sTATISTICS-MAY %.


T. J. and A. Hickey. city. boy.
Lawrence and carrie Dugan. SCI South West
street. boy.
Milky and Mildred Brazel. city. boy.
Robert and Minnie stark. 1884 Capitol avenue.
T. w and Rachel Wells, sis West Twenty
ninth street. boy
c. F. and Mary Galway. 1o3 Virginia avenue,
boy.
William and Maggie Patterson. 4o7 warman
Fred and Carrie sumaker. rs Sheffield street.
boy.
Albert and Ellaw Peek. - Walker street, girl.
John and Mamie Jones. 10 Germana avenue.
boy.
Louis and Barbara Herbst. s4 Germania ave-
nue.. girl.
Albert and Mary Dippe. 72s Germania avenue.
boy.
Tom and Margaret Shed. city. girl.
T. d and Jennie Richardson, 205S Cooper
street. girl
hrv
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Indianapolis Grain Market.

Despite the much larger receipts prices
on all cereals well maintained. and all
arrivals are readily taken at the following
range of prices on the track. as reported
by the secretary of the Board of Trade
Inspections yesterday were 81 cars, 43 be-
ing of corn. Track bids ruled as follows:
Wheat steady; No. red, Sic track; No. ,
red, Sic on milling freight; No. red, ia
79c track; wagon, Sic.
Corn firm: No. white, 661kc; No. white.
66lzc; No. 3 white, 66lzc: No. white, 621ad
mixed, SAC: No. white mixed, 6024 G6234 C /;
No yellow CSC; No. yellow, 65c; No. 4
yellow, 6ld63c; No. mixed 64%c; No 8
mixed. 6iAc; No. mixed. 6O24 q6224c; ear.
6424c.
Oats steady; No ? white. 45G45lAc: No 3
white, 441zQ45c; No. mixed, 440I4411c; No.
3 mixed 4312g44c.
Hay steady; No. l timothy. s12.7591S Is
Inspections-Wheat: No. red, / car:
sample, l; total cars. Corn: No. ?
white. car; No. white. 2S No. white.
3; No. white mixed. 2; No. .
yellow. 2; No. mixed, 3; No mixed. 8;
no established grade. l. total. 43 cars. Oats:
No. white, cars; No. white. 3; total,
cars. Hay: No. l timothy, cars; No. 2
timothy, 3; total. cars.
WAGON MARKET
Offerings on the wagon market were more
liberal yesterday than on any business day
of the last ten, and to dispose of all hold
ings prices were shaded a little, except on
very choice stock, especially hay. Prices,
as reported by the wagon weighmaster,
ruled as follows:
Corn-65Q70c per blu.
OatS-4504Ic per bu.
Hay-Timothy, choice, s13d14: mixed.
s1O.5OQ14.5O; clover, s9qlO, according to quail
ity.
Sheaf Oats-S12G13 per ton.
Straw-S5G6, according to quality.
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Hortense Abromer. Mother Ill.

The attorney for Hortense Abromet ap-
peared before acting Judge Connoway yes
terday morning and asked the release Of
the girl on her own recogniZance He said
the girls mother had begun 10 show signs
of great mental distress. Judge Connoway
said he could take no hand in the matter
AS the prisoner was now under the jurisdic-
ton of the grand jury.
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DEDICATION OF PAGODA.


The new pagoda in Spades place, the
beautiful stretch of parkway along Pogue's
run given to the city by NJ. II. Spades. will
he formally turned over to the Park Board
this evening. This pagoda. which cost Mr..
Spades over $1,000, is intended to be used
for band concerts in the future. 1t is of
Indiana oolitic stone and wood and is TWEEN
ty-four feet wide. A band concert will be
given and Mayor Bookwalter and others
will speak. The pagOda is in that part of
the parkway near Rowland avenue.
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Michael Griffin. frame cottage. GA South West
street. $1,000.
Fl. Lebeheim. addition TO frame house. 100
West Eugene street. S1lS
l. Roger. frame addition. 1912 East Ohio street.
g 100
II. F. Shortemeier. repairs to frame house COO
South New Jersey street $3.50
J. Hoffmark, frame shed, 1905 Orleans street
500.
Squire Thompson. repairs 70 frame dwelling
Southeastern and Keystone avenues. 81 600.
Dr. ]. Gard Fiske. two-story double frame
CnlleCa avenue and TWertN-hfth street Sc
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Crossing Agreements Executed.

President Ramsay, of the Wabash Rail-
road, yesterday sent the following dis
patch TO a news agency in New York: "All
crossing agreements have been executed
between the Wabash and the Pennsylva-
MIA" This announcement, the New York
Times says. has removed every obstacle in
the way of the entrance of the Wabash
into Pttsburg.
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A PRIZE OF $500

WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR THE
BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING THE BEN
EFITS To BE DERIVED IN BUSINESS
WAY BY ADVERTISERS. THE DRAWINGS
SELECTED WILL BE USED WITH THE AR
lists NAME ATTACHED. ALL DRAWINGS
SUBMITTED MUST BE 10 INCHES HIGH BY
INCHES WIDE. GOOD BRISTOL BOARD
AND INDIA INK SHOULD BE USED. AR
lists NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE ON
BACK OF DRAWING. UNACCEPTED DRAW
INGs WILL BE RETURNED TO OWNER
ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
EITHER DELIVER OR MAIL DRAWINGS TO
COUNTING ROOM THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL.
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Mistake I'm Identification,

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Albert Schwess-
helm. who arrested I'm Hoboken on
a charge Of having forged notes in France
to the amount of $3.50. 900 francs. was dis
charged from custody to-day. II was stated
i'm court that his arrest was caused by
a mistake in Identification.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

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The Board of Trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals
Until ~ a. m. Friday. May 90 FOR furnishing A
full line 81 supplies Tor the month Of June. 1902
Estimate Book viii be file Room a.
statehouse. from and after May Is. 1902
By Order OF the Board OF Trustees.
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