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A New Bureau and IA New study.
Philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Press.
Criminal, pauper and defective classes"
need study. and il is probable that some
thing will be secured in this direction by
the bill now before Congress whose origin
and authorship will suggest this 10 those
familiar with the subject for establishing
in the Department of Justice laboratory
to include not only labor atory investiga-
lions. but also the collection of jurispru-
DENTAL sociological and pathological data
especially as found in institutions for the
criminal pauper and defective classes, and
as may be observed in hospitals schools
and other institutions also investigation of
anarchistic criminals, mob influence and
like phenomena
This is a large contract, and the man IN
charge of the work ought TO be selected
after the nomna ton of number of per-
sons by a selected commission and their
subsequent test by a competitive examina-
ton. But as every one knows, what will
really happen will be that the man who has
taken most pains in passing the bill will
be placed in charge. In the end, II this
work is established by the initiative of an
active and energetic man, whose work has
its limitations but still accomplishes some
thing. il will, in time, pass into the hands
Of some one occupying a recognized posi-
ton and selected by better process than
the competition for appropriations.
President Cleveland once said that If a
man was set TO watch the Washington
a bureau on monuments. and in twenty he
would be a department. publishing report
as big as Webster's dictionary on monu-
ments in general, and asking for admission
to the Cabinet, which is a parable having
various truths.
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MAJOR GARDENERS CASE.
Recorder of the Board of Inquiry OBJ
Jects to Special Privileges.


MANILA, June 2S.-At to-days session of
the board which is inquiring into the
charges Of cruelty, etc, brought by Major
Cornelius Gardener. of the Thirteenth In
fantry, Governor OF the Province Of Taya-
bas, against American officers and soldiers,
Major Gardener continued his testimony
the first part of which was presented yes
terday The recorder objected to extrane-
Gus evidence, and said the witness was not
entitled to special privileges. Counsel for
Major Gardener admitted that the point
was well taken, but said he thought the
grave question involved called for more
than ordinary inquiry. The recorder replied
that il was a matter of routine and that
the record showed that Major Gardener
had always been given every advantage.
He had long felt, and he believed this feel
ing was that of the rest of the board, that,
regardless OF whatever they did, Major
Gardener would accuse the board of unfair
ness. For this reason, the board had given
the major every latitude His privilege to
throw mud" was certainly not granted to
the officers and soldiers Major Gardener
was endeavoring TO besmirch. The major
had been represented at the meeting as
the Governor of Tayabas by the chief SUI
pervisors the fscaIs assistant, the attor-
ney general and his first assistant. The re-
correr did not profess to be a lawyer. He
thought however. that such an array of
talent was not likely 10 be imposed upon.
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SMITH NOT ACQUITTED
PACIFIER OF SAMAR ISLAND vIO-
LATED RULES OF WAR.
Unconfirmed Report that He VIII Be
Reprimanded by the President
Major Gardeners Case.

WASHINGTON, June est is announced
at the War Department that the case of
General ]. II. Smith will not be acted on
finally before the end of the next week at
the earliest Judge Advocate Genral Da-
Wis has completed his review of the pro-
ceedings Of the court-martial. and the pa
pers are now in the hands of Secretary
Root, who is so busy with other matters
that he has not yet had time to give the
case the attention it deserves. 1t has been
generally understood that General Smith
was acquitted by the court. but IL tran
spires to-day that such was not the case
The court, it is alleged had found Gen.
eral Smith guilty of violating the rules
of war and sentenced him TO be repri-
manded by the reviewing authority, which
in this case is President Roosevelt. Inas-
much as the case is considered strictly con-
fidential until finally acted on by the Presi-
dent. it is impossible to obtain any official
information in regard to it,
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
This is a bargain: Lot on College avenue. 49x17O
feet; west front; just north of Twenty-ffth St:
property line: both gases choice location for
new home double house for investment; if
sold quick can be bought for s17oO
Double brick dwelling, 2s17-281s y Illinois St;
walks; owner nonresident make offer.
No 2S14 East Tenth st; ten rooms. barn: lot
US an offer.
No 1885 Spruce St; elegant six-room house;
bath city water cistern, wei Ell COO oarH cement
Three west-front lots on villa ay,; between
home; will be sold on easy terms; lot S5xl22;
$500.
third and Twenty-fourth SITS. 4Ox12O; will be sold
on easy terms; good opportunity 10 secure choice
location for North side home; $1,000.
Vacant lot. corner keystone av. and Eleventh
terms; sl,15o.
Vacant lot. Tacoma av, between Eleventh and
Twelfth SITS; east 'front.' 5OxlS3; easy terms
price only $3.50
Lots on Temple av., between Pratt and Tenth
terms: don't miss this opportunity for home
site: one east front. 4Oxl6S, $780, one west front
46xl6o $500.
Other improved properties and vacant lots for
sale. Cali at Office for same
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
tCompanys Building),
116 East Marfet Street
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
Opposite Postoffice)
Irvington-we have one or two Of those fine
lots Ritter av. for sale at only $500.
story building. only $4,000.
story brick. two storerooms, two suites on sec
ond floor, one hve-room frame dwelling one
double fve-room frame dwelling; all modern.
bath. etc; lot S0xl5O; $4,000.
Fine residence on Broadway. strictly modern:
owner about to leave city; actual value SO OOO
can be had for $500; see us quickly
" Meridian-st. lots. near Twenty-third. Tween
ty-sixth. Thirty-third and Forty-second SITS; 100
feet front each; very desirable locations
A special bargain in tenement property: 21
month: three large lots 5000; will take some
trade
Fine residence on ~ Meridian St; strictly
modern; lot 50x9oo; furnace. bath. good cellars.
for S. 200; quick
Factory site on track: lot 2ssx25o only eight
squares from Circle; make offer.
Business block on Illinois St; good location and
building: $4,000
Factory site. near business center on track:
ssxls5 feet: $1,000.
Large three-story brick building; lot 33xl75:
living rooms second and third floors: two
largo storerooms; suitable for manufacturing;
location very desirable but close TO business
/ center: be had at bargain; incumbered
$1,000; can be paid or carried; make offer.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
IS y. Pennsylvania st
Opposite POstoffite)
VETERINARY SURGEON.
VETERINARY SURGEON
f. F. Jacobs. lsmeness, speciality, 10 3. ST. Clair
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
BUSINESS SATISFACTORY, WITH
SOME BIG DEALS UNDER WAY.
An Active Trade i'm Small Properties
and Building Observation-Disclosures
Residence Sold.

The business in the real-estate market
for the week has been satisfactory. but
not beyond the average. Many large deals
are under negotiation, but their consum-
nation is not certain. A large louisville
concern is making efforts TO acquire val
liable real estate here for its purposes. and
several agencies have been trying to sup
ply its demand. A deal was on yesterday
involving property suitable to the uses of
this corporation, but there was difference
in details that prevented the signing of the
papers.
So far as the agents find il the market
has been variable for some days. There
has been little demand for heavy invest
ment properties. but the demand for small
rental properties continues active, with
many sales.
Agents OF lots report a continuance of a
demand for building lots largely for rental
purposes. The building permit record
shows a steady progress in building small
rental property, and agents report that
new buildings are meeting with ready &C
ceptance by those seeking cottages and
apartments
Ernestine j. Griffith yesterday sold to
James ID. Stanley residence on New Jer-
sey street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, for $500.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Co sold a lot at the corner OF Capital ave
nue. and Twenty-first street 10 Annie Dolan
Tor $3.50 and another on Capitol avenue.
near .Twenty-first street. for $500
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G.. VI. Lambertson.
Nehraska state journal

The citizens of Lincoln who heard by
word of mouth yesterday OF the sudden
death. at Chicago. of Hon. G.. NJ. Lam
bertson were inexpressibly shocked and
erieved. AS he had been seen in the city
apnarently in his usual health and spirits
al the close OF last week, IL seemed un-
reasonable to believe that the news could
have substantial foundation. Mr.. Lam
Community and filed a large place in it's
thought and life. He was big man intel
lectually, as well as physically. He made
a name for himself in the legal profession
throughout the entire West and was widely
known as a public man whose voice and
talents were used TO further the cause of
clean politics and good government His
death Is a less 10 the city OF Lincoln and 10
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Union Trusts New Quarters.

The banking department of the Union
Trust Company viii begin business in its
new quarters tomorrow. The large room
has been fitted in magnificent style, the
counters. desks, chairs and all fixtures be-
ing made Of mahogany The hallway lead
ing into the bank has a marble floor and
yVainscoting- The heavy mahogany counter
Enclosing the tellers and boOkkeepers be-
gins south of the entrance and runs back
twenty feet thence north TO where separ-
ate spaces for the managers of the differ
ent branches are located. The president,
Mr.. Holiday, and vice president, Mr.. Eitel,
have spacious private quarters on the east
side handsomely furnished. The main floor
or corridor is made Of rubber thing. the
first used in this city, and the ceiling of
steel is handsomely decorated, while the
walls are painted in burlap. In the rear Of
the officers rooms is parior for the board
of directors and on the third floor a large
room for the stockholders. The effect is
very striking and no expense has been
spared in securing the highest class of fur
nishings and decorations. \ room for
ladies to transact their business is another
new feature.
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BuiIdinE Permits.

George l. Harrington. cottage. 1898 olney
George L. HARRINGTON. cottage. Tuxedo. near
Eleventh street. 81. O5S.
George I. Harrington, cottage, La sale street,
Eleventh street. Sl,05S
George Cline. repairs. $50 North Noble street.
500
The Fred Dietz Company. sheetiron shed. 11o2
Madison avenue. 500.
n n Cooney. two frame cottages Coleman
and University avenues. $500.
James Conrath addition. 1905 Cottage avenue.
SEQ
James Ahearn. stable. 81 JEFFERSON avenue.
$3.50
Lizzie johnson. repairs. 1904 Cornell avenue.
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Test Suit to BE Brought.

CINCINNATI, O., June 2s-As a result
of the conference of attorneys and tax
payers here to-day. IL was decided to bring
injunction proceedings next Monday to test
the validity of the present charter of this
city. The action is due to the recent de-
cisl0n OF the Supreme Court, which de-
clared null and void the federal organi-
zation of other Ohio cities. The suit is
brought III order that the disputed question
may be legally settled and set at rest all
the attacks on the present city boards and
other parts of the municipal government.
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Fairbanks Property Sold.

Yesterday the C. F. Sayles Company con-
Guided deal whereby the home of Senator
c. w Fairbanks. at Sixteenth street and
Park avenue. was transferred TO George H.
AIig, OF the Home Stove Company. for a
consideration in the neighborhoOd of $40 600.
The property has "A frontage of 156 feet on
Park avenue and is regarded, with its
many Improvements, as the most valuable
on the street
Senator Fairbanks recently added an
other lot 10 his property on Meridian street,
south OF Sixteenth street, and IL is under
stood that he intends 10 build magnificent
residence at this location, the work TO be
Gin this wear
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Eight Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders
ofice OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m June IS. 1892. fur
rished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No 20 East Market street Both tele-
phones SoO5-
SamI Ashby to John W Williams. Lot
IA, NJ Johnson's add to West Indisnap-
oils CORNER sheffield av and Miller
90
Indpls Land and Impt Co to Sarah
add 1Ruth st. near r. Vermont e mo 10000
Salam Z. Whitman 10 Adolph J. Meyer
2sth 50 .......:. 10000
Moran ct uN-. Lot Post gdn.'s 1st add
and 2IO7 Capitol yJ...................... 55OOOO
jeremiah NJ Wilson to Calvin W. Cop
Decatur township ..:...-......:: 10000
OF part Lot T. So 81. city Of Indian
apolis. tMeridian and aMcCrea SITS,
near Louisiana ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Walter s. Johnson to Ebert Johnson,
Ripple add Corner Vine st and
Man ssI.' Y Hammond to Willis p Maine ''OOO
NV 4 OF S e Z Of Sec 1S, TIP 10, r B.
Washington township .,....,.........,. 800
Willis p. Maine 10 Mary Y. Hammond
Ellen Matthews 10 Geo August SHINE
TP Is. r : Center township: - - 10000
same as above -. 12os %
Geo / sullivan. admir-, to Henry
Tp il, R 5 (Franklin' township. -. $4,000
Ernestine J. Griffith to James Stanley ct
sjs5 80, :. go, -. .. 100 SoOoOc
Lot 80 Sorin's sub Of Outlets l75 and
100 doth 81. Alabama sO......... LOO
Geo. c. Pratt TO Macy Coughlen, Lot ..
er's East add. Rural 81, near New
York ST. .-..t.....-.......-...... 21OO.OC
Phillip Basso ct al. to Josephine Bran
Raymond 81. near Bluff av)............. lOC
John ]. Appel. tr-. TO Tille Johnson ct
and H. Blk S. Central Park add. Csen-
ate av North and Boulevard No. d.. 2,000.0
Gx. W Lot 2oi. stouts Haughvile
add CWacker 81. near Charlottesville
sarah T. Carriger 70 Anna NJ Krouse
Lots 81. .. % and 81, Blk Il, @. +.
Adams add (nOw vacste6}, known as
toW town :. - 5000
New Nlass.-av $ and L. Assn to Thos.
add 6Martindaie aV. near 2ad st5. 80. 1sOOO
Conn Mutu Life ms. Co 10 Annie Do
Ian. part Lot q. Chas Post. gdn- $ add;
Sv ana s1st s.5OOO
Conn. Mutt Life ms. Co. to VIM. F.
Moore Ct uN.. part Lot l. same add
tol av near 2st s)..'... , .+.... a.5OOo
Bertha r. Kecley 20 Allen A. Bowser.
add Colney Sv near 18TH SD, 10000
Lot l. same add as above........-....... 1000
John II. Prier to Albert C. Brown.
VIM. a Riehards to Cvrtneus II Triton.
Lot 9. Blk II. Roades's North Indian
255 A Aliens "a North '.,o.'' ~ 5000
Geo T. Kepler 10 James Hamilton. Lot
100 Hosbrool's Prospect-st add 100
Transfers. q: total consideration SIS s45 o
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night elected these officers: counselor
Edw: t. Mallory. Chicago: junior counselor,
"a, =. Matthews. Detroit; past supreme
counselor, b. T.. hartman, Fort Worth
Iexas; secretary, Chas G.. Daniel. Column
5us; treasurer. r. n. Hull. Cleveland: con-
1uGtor, ,. ). Morse, St. Louis: page G. ].
niles Hastings. Neb.; sentinel, NJ w
feeoles, New York. Members. OF executive
committee, +. A. Sells and L c. Pease
sSoiumbus. The council adjourned 10 meet
day in June. 1909
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Teachers from Porto Rico.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Wiliam II. Holt
OF Kentucky. Judge OF the United States
District Court OF Porto Rico. and A. F
Lowe were passengers on board the New
York and Porto Rico steamship Coamo
which arrived at quarantine tonight from
Ponce and San Juan. The Coamo also
brings as passengers one hundred schoo
teachers
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WANTED-By an importing tea and coffee house
salesman for Indianapolis and northern In
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line need apply; bond required. Apply lf6 Sheriff
ST, Cleveland, O.
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the State OF Nebraska that can as yet be
only partially appreciated. When the peo-
pie OF this community understand that
Mr. Lambertson will no longer appear
among them they viii begin TO real
lie that they have lost one Of their most
eminent citizens.
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SUCCESS IN SPECULATION. -

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BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS CHANCE Dorothy Montana. Of
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REAL ESTATE-I14 acres northwest corner
Julian and Arlington avs. (old Line st), r.
vington: two blocks railroad depot. five blocks
Butler University: highest spot in that suburb;
VIII make six hfty-foot lots without loss OF a
foot; can sell for $1,000 If taken quick.
c. n. WILLIAMS & CO.,
$40 E Market ST.
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BEAUTIFUL MORTON PLACE"
HOMES.

s. $4,000 Modern House Of rooms, Delaware st.
S. $1,000 Modern House of 10 rooms. Delaware St
g O0OS1 Beautiful Home OF 10 rooms, Della
ware 81.
So 10000. Elegant. Modern Home. Delaware St
50 $1,000 Strictly frst-class Home, Delaware st.
s1O an 90 Beautiful Brick House OF 10 rooms.
Large corner lot least 'front.'
S. 10000 for Modern Home of 10 rooms. Ala
hama 81,
e zoo % ELEGANT east-front Home. 70 rooms On
Alabama ST. a Decided Bargain.
Is 900 90 Fine Home. 10 rooms. Alabama ST
a 600 90 Fine Modern Home. 10 rooms, Ala
bama 81.
& zoe 90 for Beautiful. Modern. 10-room House
on New Jersey St ELEGANT.
We have a large Number OF Modern Homes In
JOS. W. SEWAGE. AGENT.
ISIS Lombard Bldg
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JENKINS-The funeral Of Edward H. jenkins
will take place from the residence Of his sis
ter. Mrs James W. Mccain, 1913 Cornell ave
nue.. sunday June o. 1902 al o'clock Friends
invited.
SINKS-Mrs. Laura Rude Sinks died az Mar
tnsville, Ind, June g. al l:So p m. Funeral
Pennsylvania ST. sunday. al $50 p. m. Friends
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NEW LIST EVERY SATURDAY.
TELEPHONE 1856
Agents for Apartments in the VICTORIA
Offices for Rent in Indiana Trust Building.
City Property for Sale. Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, INDIANA TRUST
COMPANY.
Deposits Received of 81 and Upward. Pays 3
per cent. Interest.
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SOME CHOICE MODERN HOMES
NORTH MERIDIAN STREET"

No 2S25 n Meridian Street, New Stone House
with Is rooms, Strictly Modern and Complete
with all of the up-to-date Conveniences.
HOT WATER HEATING PLANT.
Selected CHARTERED oak throughout House
in Various Finishes Beautiful
Crates and Mantels. Hardwood Floors,
Electric Light Cistern Water
Bath Plate Glass Front, Ball Room.
No 1922 N DELAWARE Street Brick House
House OF 10 Rooms with Laundry.
Finished throughout in Hardwood, Fine
Crates and Mantels, Hardwood floors.
PRICE AND TERMS AT OFFICE
We have Many Choice and Modern
HOMES FOR SALE
II YOU WANT A HOME or INVESTMENT
CALL and SEE me.
JOS w SELVAGE, AGENT,
1878 Lombard Bldg
Phones III.
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united Commercial travellers.

COLUMBUS. o.. June 2S.-The Supreme
Council. United Commercial Travellers. to-