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The will of Eliza G.. Wiley. who was one
of the wealthiest women in Indiana polls,
was probated yesterday Nearly all of her
estate is left TO the Union Trust Company,
to hold in trust and pay the income TO her
son, Frederick H. Wiley, until he becomes
forty years old then the principal is TO be
paid to him. The will leaves $500 to the
trust company, which shall pay the income
to Mrs. Hannah CT. Reed. a sister, during
her life, and then the income is to go to her
niece, Lulu Reed. Upon the death of Lulu
Reed the principal is to be paid to her son.
Another $500 was left to the trust company
for Belle Gilderslove. widow of Mrs.
Wileys deceased nephew, Leland elders
love- the income to be used to educate her
children. When the youngest child be-
comes twenty-one years old the principal
is to be paid TO her SON
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealeTs)
Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.

Apples-Benoni per br $50; Maiden Blush
Per bIl. 81 cooking apples. per brl. $50 choice
81 per brl.
s. On i.3U
Cabbace-New per brl. e0c.
Califoi MIA Fruts-Ap-icots. 81 per crate: CIV
man plums. Sl$5 Tragedy plums, Sl35; Hales
peaches. s..
Caulifiower-sl per doz.
Celery-Mchigan. 15Wz0c per bunch.
Cocoanuts-s5c per doz.
Cucunlbers-35c per
Currants--Red. SIS per case.
Egg Plant-Sl per doz
Green BeanE-75c per bu.
Green COru-l0c per dOz.
Honev-N hite. l6c per ID: dark l4c
lenons-Messi1a. ESQ to box fancy 81 50.
California. Per toX. $40.
Marie SUgar-l2c per 10.
Oranges-Late Naiencias. per box. 81. 5Oa5.
Onions-.Jc per bu.
New Potatoes-HOme grown. Sf.25 per hrl.
early Ohos, 50c per bu
Peaches-Georgia. G-basket crate, g 25: Fiber
tas q p per 4-basket crate.
Plums-Red. 81 p per crate
Tomat Ocs-Tennessee. 65c per i-basket crate.
Homegrown PEI bu. s..
Northumberland, $l2 per hundred: large.
hundred.
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THE COURT RECORD.
NEW SIrITS FILED

Amos b. REPORT VS.. Roscoe F. East ct
al; mechanics lien. Circuit Court.
Susie NJ Carson VS.. George A. Carson;
divorce. Circuit Court
The City Bend Co. VS.. Patrick w. Ward
ct al; Improvement lien. Superior Court,
Room ,.
Charles w Richards ct al. VS.. The Block
Bridge and Culvert Company of Indian
apolis ct al; TO recover patent. Superior
Court, Room 3.
Daniel Barnett. by Edward Barnett. his
next friend, VS.. lndianapolis-street Rail-
way Co; damages. Demand 5000. Su-
perior Court Room 3.
Edward +. Ford VS.. Michael Ford ct al. !;
specific performance of contract Circuit
Court
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Says He Was kicked of Car.

Daniel Barnett by Edward Barnett his
next friend, yesterday brought suit against
the street-car company for $1,000 dam
ages. The plaintiff Is nine years Old Ii
is alleged that he boarded a street car az
Illinois and Washington streets, with the
intention of riding to his home, and that
the mOtOrman. without notice kicked him
out OF the VeStibule and off OF the car. He
struck the pavement and it is alleged. was
permanently injured
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Attorneys Seek Relief.

An appeal from the Hamilton Circuit
Court was filed yesterday in the Supreme
Court by Attorneys S. NJ. & II. H. Griffin,
asking to have set aside the disbarrment
proceedings brought against them in the
lower court. The two lawyers were
charged, among other things. with swind-
ling Ora OK young man OF unsOund
mind. S NJ. Griffin was debarred from
practicng law in this State while II. Ii.
Griffin was suspended from practice for
one year.
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys 10 to u lbs Zoe per III; hens &c:
cocks &c. young chickens, HGl5c; ducks &C:
geese 81. 81 per dcz.
nc l3c: Swiss, lie; brick, lie. lmburger l3c
Butter-Choice roll, Hql5c per Id; poor, No .
case
Esgs-lic per doz.
I3eeswax-30c for yellow PC for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. 3Oc per Id: prime duck
2Uc per 10.
Wool-Merchantable. medium. 16c; bury and
understandable. 3f15c less: coarse grades l5c:
fine merino. 1S015c. tub washed. 25d2Sc.
HIDES, TALON. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. Sc; No. 2 &c No
calf 10c; no. calf. Sizc.
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Deaths.

Martha J. Elliott hfty-six years. a South
Pire street. exhaustion. -
Cadeiiia Kahn. hfty-six years zls Last 81
Joseph street. .oplexy- . .
Anna McCauley. sixty years, az Aooott street,
spopleNy. -. -.
New York street. dropsy-
Frank r. Nauth thirty-nine years. Coburn
apartment house New York and Delaware
streets, cerebral hemOrrhage. -
Ignatius OConnor twenty-three days, olo
Eirch avenue. scrofula. - .
Cierhart Schulhoff. forty-nine years. lo1a North
Illinois street. cUnsumI ton. 49,.
Daisey J. Stephenson. twenty-three years, So0o
East Washington street. phthisis
Willie Goodnight. four months, 222 Gesendort
street. hamilton. .
Elizabeth Donovan. eighty-six years, zol9 last
Washington street. bronchitis
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PesthOuse Sites.

The Board of Public Works spent yes
terday afternoon in searching for a pest
house site. The board was accompanied
by City Sanitarian Buehler and Mayor
Bookwalter. The trip was made in auto
mobiles, one being driven by Carl G.. Fish
er, and the other by Fred NJ. Ayres. All
the sites visited were remote from the
city, and it is doubtful II any one will be
adopted by the board.
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transcripts i'm Insurance Case.

In the Federal Court yesterday transcripts
of the records in an insurance case from
Nigo county were fled. The cases are
those of the McKeen Banking Company. of
Terre Haute. against the Northwestern
Life Insurance Company and of Mrs. Kate
kidder against the same company. The
cases came UP on appeals from the Nigo
county Circuit Court. The litigation is the
result of contention over the iTregularity
in payment OF an insurance claim held by
Mrs. <idGer by check through the McKeen
Bank
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Provisions.

Sugar-cured Hams-lrdiana. 10 . lbs average
14lzc: 10 10 u lbs average. 1494c, IA 10 lbs av-
erage, i4s4c. Reliable. ! 10 lbs average. l5c:
10 TO u lbs average. l5l4c.
Shoulders-EnElish cured, Reliable. IS 10 % lbs
average, l1zc. Is lbs average. llAc. 10 10 -
lbs average, l2c; sugar cured. Indiana. 10 10
lbs average. Iisc.
Picked Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork. per brl
200 lbs. S24; fancy clear bean pork, per brl 200
lbs s33 81. short clear. per brl 20) lbs $50 90:
rump, per brl 200 lbs. go: Indiana bean or io-vl
per brl 20 lbs. $3.50. Also half brs. 100 lbs az
half the price Of the brls adding SOC 20 cover
additional cost OF package.
Lard-Kcttle rendered. l3c; pure lard 1850.
Bacon-Clear sides. 80 10 90 lbs average I2isc.
30 10 40 lbs average l3asc; 20 70 80 lbs average
1870: clear bellies % 70 % lbs average l3l4c IS
10 3 lbs average. 132.c; IL 20 IS lbs average.
l4c clear backs, 20 10 90 lbs average i34c. 70
Is lbs average. lS&c. 70 10 lbs average. 1ss4c
In dry salt l1c less.
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Woman struck by "A Car.

Mrs. Jennie Banks. living at the corner
Of Roanoke and Allegheny streets. was Sc
verely injured yesterday by being struck
by street car Mrs Banks, about II 81
O'Clock while riding a bicycle. attempted
Ia ride in front OF Washin gton-street car
AT the corner OF Senate avenue ard Wash
lngton street One OF the wheels OF her
bicycle was struck and the woman was
thrown 20 the pavement. She suffered a
scalp wound. which produced a slight con
cussion. She was taken 10 her home in the
city Dlspensary ambulance.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes

APPELLATE COURT
Minutes
AIS Jacob Goldberg ct al; VS.. Albert
@. Harlan, trustee, etc. Elkhart c. G. APP
pellants' reply brief.
4454 Bette Monroe VS.. the City OF Bluff
ton. Wells c. c. Appellants reply brief.
1856. Moses ID. Payne VS. Charles r.
Moore et al Putnam c. c. Appellants
brief.
4i93. William $. Cough ct al VS.. State
ex rel. Vina Peters. Hamilton c. c. Prae-
cipe notice. Marion county.
SUPREME COURT.
Minute
1924. Maumee School Township OF Allen
county, Indiana, vs.. School Town OF Shir-
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A Costly Fishing Trip.

William Alexander was arrested yester-
day morning by Constable John Newhouse
on the charge or taking fish from White
river. 1t was said that Alexander WAS
SEEMING under the Kcntucky-avenue bridge
over White river. NeWhOuSe saw him and
placed him under arrest. Alexander was
taken before Justice Stout and fined 50 anu
costs which amounted to $56.
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Sues for Divorce.

Susie NJ. Carson yesterday brought suit
against her husband, George A Carson. for
divorce. She ayers that they were married
Oct. T. 1901. and on Oct. 19 her hsband
choked and beat her and threatened to kill
her. 1t is also set out that they have sep
arated before and united upon Carson
promise to do better.
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Money Paid to the City.

The Indianapolis Light and Power Com
pany yesterday paid to the city controller
as per cent. of it's six months lending
June 800 gross receipts, the sum of SSH.
The gross receipts were Sl96,227. The Indi-
annapolis Clean Street Company has paid
$2S.S2 for its percentage of its gross re-
ceipts for the same period.
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Petitions i'm Bankruptcy.

A petition in bankruptcy has been filed in
the United States Court by Alvin p. Smith.
of North Manchester. whose liabilities are
$6,9SO.52. His assets are S27II3.
A petition in bankruptcy was also filed
by Jacob Fohrer. of Logansport. His liza
bilities are $4S6.6S; assets $16O.
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-JULY %.
Births.

Albert ana Laura Wiley. 1872 Ringold street.
George and Jennie Smith 1925 Rhode Island
street. boy - -, 49,.
William and Winnie Kirk. ssS Bates street
George and Mary Weslan. i72 Quincy street.
girl . -
John and Frances Burk. IFS Bates street boy
William and Catharine Everson, 10 hsTEIs
John w and stella Freddy. Irvington.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED work: lady agents.
mail s. cents for samples
B. p. HERVEY. Fort Worth. Tex
WANTED-To remove superfuous hair and
InOles ladies' faces by the electric needle (.
work guaranteed. PASS East Washington street
WANTED-Good. experienced lady stenOgrapber
and bOOkkeeper- In answering state experiences
and salary expected. Address Box IL Journal
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Marriage licenses.

Richard 3. Mcclellan and Gay Williams.
TovTa-d = Vance and Laura y Finehart
Thaddeus s Gurley and Eva NJ. Schaeter.
Leonard McAlpIn and Mabel Echoes
Philip @. Mum and Fannie b Evans
George z Stewart and Myrtle L. Allen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ley City. of Alien county, Indiana. Allen
c. c. Appellee's brief.
New Suit
1924 In the matter of the disbarment
of Samuel w. Griffin. Hamilton {. <.
Record. Assignment of errors.
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DIED.

pOpCuERs : Cathrine wife OF Herman
Borchers, / a. m. Wednesday. Funeral from
family residence 62s North Senate avenue, Z
.. m Friday, July Is. Burial at Crown Hill.
Friends invited.
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HEADS BROKEN BY POLICE.
Who Had Trouble I'm Dispensing
Crowd of 1000 Italians.

NEW YORK, July 25-Many heads were
broken by the police in dispensing a crowd
of 1000 men and boys in Havemeyer street.
Williamsburg Stones were thrown and
shots were fired. and Felix Elmer. the limo
cent cause OF the whole disturbance. was
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MONUMENTS.

MoNUMENTs-A DIENER. As z. Washington
Tel ISIS. Branch works E entrance Crown Hill
MONUNENTs-Tile floors and marble work a
speciality. INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
TIE WORKS, ZIG ~. Del. st. Old tel, main Sss
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

-~~-~~~-~-~->-~--~-~->-~~--
NOTICE-The board OF trustees OF the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive
sealed proposals until Friday, July g. at 10
a. m for furnishing a full line Of supplies for
the month Of August, 1902. Estimate book will
De on ile at Room 45 Statehouse. from and
after Monday July q, 1892. BY order Of tbs
board OF trustees.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday FOR one year costs but siss n,
month The Journal want page Is profitable 70
the advertiser and reader -
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HOLLINGSWORTH The funeral OF Mrs
Nancy j. Holingsworth Will occur THURSDAY
July "a at 3 ?. m, from the residence OF her
gon-fn-iaw, Jonas r. Johnson. s09 North Della
ware street Burial At Darlington. Ind, Friday
morning az 10 O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. f. SAYIES
CO. 121 East Market street.
FINANCIAL-ReaI estate loans; not less than
$1,000 promptly made approved securities al
favorable rates and terms: large loans solicited
o. T. FlFIELp. 1902 Majestic building.
FlNANCIAI-Eive per cent. money 10 loan on
Indianapolis city property. OF city property
In any county seat town. or farm PROPERTY
anywhere In Indiana: our own funds.
no delay partial payments. Cali or address G
n. WILLIAMS & CO. $40 E Market St
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NOTICE.

s-~-~-~---~-~-----~~--~-~-~-------
NOTICE-Sheet metal work OF all kinds To-
SEPH GARDINER. - kentucky ave. Tele-
phone 30.
All advertisements inserted in these coIuTD1.
are charged at the very low OF . cents a linz
Blank or dash lines al the same price nsr
line Telephone - and your al. Will be calied
for.
&OIlcE-If IN need OF second hand building ma
terlal of any DESCRIPTION call on or phone THE
~ DIANAPOLtS WkECk1NG CO. iOIs S,ornsiI
New phone 25ss. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHF
AND TORN DOWN.
SOTiCE-Cab Drivers Union. No 245 gives no,
tice that IL has placed the indianapolis Trans
fer Company AMI sbc Prank Bird Transfer COM
pany the unfair list and the general pf1i,
lie and organized labor 20 recognize this action
NOA ALDER. Secretary treasurer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED

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II you have anything TO buy. sell or trade mako
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads. You will get the desired resuIts-
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EDUCATIONAL.
KniCkerbaCker Hall
Boarding and Day School
for Girls
OPENS SEPTENIBER "a

All departments: prepares for college;
classical. scientific and English courses OF
study: superior advantages In music, art
and modern languag well equipped gym
nasium: complete school OF dom site
science. Miss Reeves and Miss Whitcomb in
charge OF kindergarten. New building ready
in September. For illustrated catalogue.
address MARY HELEN 1ERkES,
1905 Central avenue Principal
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BICYCLE REPAIRING-By WATSON & JACK
SON. 45J Massachusetts,
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sIOkAGE-Ihe Union Transfer and Styrags
Company. corner East Ohio ST and Union
TRACKS. only hrst-class storage solicited Graf
ing and packing. Phones 725
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REMOVAL.


REMOVAL-DR- $. a. SNYDER. ohiropodfs,
removed from Journal Bldg to Newton Clay
pool Bldg. Rooms. 750-51
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Advertising man and floor manager;
large Texas store; young man preferred. Ad-
dress = H LOWE care Journal
WANTED-We want IN all important
towns in Indiana TO sell teas coffees baking
powder. extracts. etc. on commission: small bond
required. GRAND UNION TEA CO, Indian
RpOlis.
WANTED-For u. s. Army; able-bodied un-
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

VETERINARY SURGEON
F. F. Jacobs. lameness. speciality. 12O E. ST. Clai
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RUG MANUFACTURING.
STORAGE.

A W. WILLIAMS. manufacturer OF rugs nor
there's and rag carpets. SIS Massac husetts av
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LIVERY

LIVERY-Don't forget HOTEL DE HOSS Re
furnished with new stylish turn-outs. DOUG.
CASE IS W. Ohio.
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Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Seattle, Waib., Is. Suli. -
BON Gopington 1T bier Die Na4ri6t
etngegangen, baB S9eriff Gubibee
unb feline MdnnI9uft einen S4lupfz
pintel umaingelt 6uben, in pel6em
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nit 8tpei @efd6rten aufbalten ioa.
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8dlber ging, na6m er einen Spton
nit, uno Den Qnitrengungen bes 2eBz
teren iou es gelungen fein, Sracp aufz
3uipiiren, Die 9Offnung duf cine
6eitnabme erfiiQte ii4 inoeB ni9t.
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riff Gubtbee lit unberrt9teter 0inge
5uriidgete6rt. Gs ite1te fi9 beraus,
baB Der Bandit ieinen S4IupfpinteG
etpu feds pber a6t Stunben porber
berlaHen bate, ebe Der S6ertff nit
ieiner MannI3aft bort anIangte.
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Die Gprpnersz Surp bot entI9ieben,
buB Die 2ei9e, tpel9e am Montag bier
sefunben purbe, bieienige bpn Oapib
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miren, bic Der Staat fir Die @inliez
ferung Merriq's, ob lebenb Dber tobt,
dusgeIeBt bate.
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;, Maiue's" rrfuIarriae 9rubrfabrt.

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ppn 1929 8noten bic Stunoe err
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8orb Oes S4ladtidiffe5 beifen BE-
puBt, OaB er auf Der i6neuften
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9om SliBe erI6Iaaen.

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8eiB6roO, 80 Sabre alt. fopte Elm
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9eftige Regenz unO 9epittertiirme
BADEN Aeute groBen S9uOen in alien
36eilen De5 States Soma angeri9z
tet. @eri6iebene 36eiIe be8 Staate5
Suinoi5 purOen auf Gbnlide Meiie
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Die 5obrttanten pon nStogie8," elmer
6iutgen Sorte BON Gigarren, BADEN
unter ben 9eieBen oe8 Staates 9eluz
mare cine @ereinigung ~gegriinoet, bic
no9 Sruit : Metboben ba5 gStogie"s
@eI3dFt betreiben min. 9as Inter
nebmen lit unter benz Namen vtniteb
States Cigar Company" nit einem
@ttienfapital BON 81, 100000 incorz
porirt porben, unb urter ben Bethel
ligten 5irmen limb:
n@OGtn. Gigar g." unb 3eugs
I4mi6t Brothers BON 9ittsburg;
Linton Nmerican Cigar Co." 81.
8riQeS &c So. unb 20. 90. Stepurt
BON QQeg6anp; s. Spif6er C 60,
Columbus, Obio; Spiiber 8rot6ers,
Repart, 0biO; So6n &ilOop, Satin,
0bio; Marib &c Sobn, @6eeling,
@.z9a,; %. 90. 8!ate g., Qltoona,
3d., uno Sp9n Slater, 2uncaiter, 8d.