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CONDITION on MERIDIAN STREET
NORTH OF FALL CREEK.
sales That Have Recently Been Made
senator Fairbanks Buys n Lot
Transfers and Permits

The activity in real estate on North
Meridian street north Of Fall creek contin-
ues 10 be one of the marked features of the
local real-estate market. as many people
want these deep lots for building hand
some homes One real-estate dealer pre-
olcted that within six years Meridian street
from Fall creek to Meridian heights would
be a beautiful residence thoroughfare. with
succession OF beautiful places. There have
been several large cash offers for proper
ties along this thoroughfare but the own
ers hold the properties very closely. The
security Trust Company has been making
a feature in its real-estate department Of
these lots on North Meridian street II
sold one for Bernatd and Eli Kaufman last
week TO Mr.. Frank W. Flanner, who pur-
chased the tract at Forty-third and Merid-
ian streets for $500 cash The property
is go feet on Meridian and runs six hundred
1eeI back 10 Illinois. This is at the rate OF
DO per foot Mr.. Flanner already has one
or the most beautiful homes on North
meridian street II il just above Ma pie
ton Mr.. Hugh II. Hanna is laying out
Deautl1ui shrubDery garden on his tract Of
ground at ThlructE and Meridian streets,
where ne intends To build a home. There
nave been great many inquiries for prop
weeks. Predictions are made that Merid-
Ian and Illinois streets and Capitol av-
enue will be readily built up TO the streets
the fOrties
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Real Estate Notes.

Sarah I. Black has sold TO Leslie Moore
q property on North Pennsylvania street,
near Twenty-third, for s., $50.
The Union Trust Company, administra-
tor, yesterday decided to John w. Clark a
property at 435-4S7 South Capitol avenue
for $500.
Herman E. Martens has purchased the
new brick and stone residence of Stephen
7. Hitz at the corner of Meridian and
Twenty-fourth streets for $500. Mr.. Mar
tens will occupy the dwelling in the fall
for his home.
Mrs. Alice Blakely has sold her property
at 2525 North New Jersey street, through
the Ralston & Camden agency. TO Richard
T. BurreI for $500. The lot has a 'front.'
age OF thirty-five feet and a depth of 160
feet and is improved with an eight-room
dwelling
c. A Dale has negotiated the sale of an
is, OOO-acre plantation in Mexico for j. s.
Robson. OF Wheeling, W. Va, in which
Mr.. Robson becomes sole proprietor. d.
i. Erwin, of this city, was formerly in
terested in the plantation with Mr.. Robi-
son, but on account OF the formers i'll
health he sold his share TO Mr.. Robson
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KNEW NOTHING ABOUT IT.
Henry w. Lawrence, Proprietor of
English's Hotel, Makes a Statement.

The news that the police had raided a
room in Englshs Hotel and arrested men
found playing poker there much of
a surprise to Henry w. Lawrence. proprie-
tor Of the hotel, as to anyone else Mr.
Lawrence had no idea that any room in the
house was being used for purposes of
gambling, and after the news came out
yesterday morning he started an investiga-
ton with the result of ascertaining that
none of the clerks had rented a room for
that purpose. Mr.. Lawrence and 'Bilr
kissel both stated that the room had not
been rented by the latter. 1t is said that
several guests of the hotel and their
friends got up a little social game and after
1t was broken into by the police they reg
lstered at the station under nom de plumes,
which happened to be the names of several
well-known members of the local sporting
fraternity. Mr.. Lawrence said that gam
bling has never knowingly been allowed in
the hotel.
I'm the first place." he said. 1--WE have
not room for it. All the rooms in the hotel
are needed for guests of the house. We
have no rooms to let for gambling pur-
poses"
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UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. %
23S Virginia ave. Phone 1863
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sarah Martin 10 Felix Zeler Lot s.
Aivord's sub OF K. 7. and :. X
fIetcners add tYandes st. Ma
ott aj l.l00O3
Geo. w EichhoItz to Mary z Eich-
holtz- undivided one-half OF the \
81 me " = OF Sec q Tp l6
" arfen township ....................... 10000
Minnie Shearer 10 Solomon Klepfer Lots
st. Clair 10000
! to Is. Browns Est .isi 'o'. . 10000
Henry j. Toon TO Eliza A. Tuttle. \,
OF W and part W = OF
W Z OF Sec o. Tp Is. r 5. OFrankin
Township ..---.................. 100
VIM II. Tallman 70 Martha Z. Fisher.
Lot los. Newman Oaks Park add Hol-
loway av, near Graham st).............. 300 90
Albert E Metzger 10 John @. Mayer. Lot
o Aetzger's Shelby-st add............... 10000
Wills Moulton to Jasper Moulton. part
" = OF Sec .. Tp l., r 3. washing
ton township ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
sarah |. Black to Leslie Moore. Lot p.
near 2sd ST. 81, ~ s',i'3' .'... - 275OOo
Hannah NJ. Comstock 10 Chas. ". Fair
banks. part Lot IA. st. Glars add.
60 n front on Meridian ST by $50 II
Francis NJ Gipe TO Jennie yelling Lot
"A. Edwardss sub Of Lot 49, Johnson's
heirs add broadway ST. 18th
ST ....-.................... Loo
Jennie yelling TO Francis NJ Gipe ct
ux., same as above. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Walter b. Perkins 70 Elzy NJ. Perry Lot
~. Berkey's add......-................... 200
Union Trust Co, admir-. 10 John w.
Clark. part Lot 10. Van Blarcum's
sub Of Outlet IL. known as 435-437 S.
capitol av) 400 o.
Transfers "A. .o.aI o,tso..t &C. 40, \,
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirty-FOur Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. May 81. 1902.
furnished BY the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street. Both
telephones So05:
Alexander Il Ayres to Marie A. Tray
Tor. Lot %. Ayres's 5 Meridian-st ,.-ooo
LYDIA j. Blanchard TO James w. Cooney,
Lots Al ~ and 4S. Parker & Han
SIieg s) ..ie- 5000
nan e. gx; on 5sd Lo' f i 9q{l0t st Is
Also. n = OF Lot ?. r. l. Wrishts
Also @D part Of Lot 8. wright's list add.
Delaware 81. near 18th sO......--.-.-.. leo
stephen T. Hitz 10 Herman T. Martens.
Lot It. Blk p Lincoln Park. Corner
Meridian r ana 5it "a sNevie D. somer ''''O'
vile part OF Lot 2 Burton & Camp
BELLS Park Place add. Capitol av,
N nffE MI Wilson to Jesse L. Dunn. part
OF the n " = OF Sec "a. TIP Is.
cbss. Yoke. commissioner. to Jesse L.
Dunn, same as "A doo re John 8. Moore
part OF the \ OF Sec s. TIP Is. a..
4 Center township ..;....-;,:..;.. Loo
ss Undivided one-tourth Of Lot Ii. Browns
sub. Outlet As liberty ST. near North
VIM s3 s. Hubbard to John McGisnn.. Lot
Is. wiley's sub. Outlet l5s (North s. a.
John ns McGisnn to Clinton T. Hayes ct -, -
x gI sa o9so A 70 MSthia; Turk. lot Il.
Wacker's "a Haughville sub (Warrnan =.
av near Walnut ST.. loo0.W
Sheriff OF Marion county 20 VIM T.
English. Lot IS. Clarke Co.'S 20 add
to w. Indianapolis Sample St near
Sew A. shsler 20 VIVA S. FsohIinger
q IN. part OF Lot 10. Batess SUB OK
0,stIot So Noble st. near Meek sp:. Ls&ss
FL nd Richardson TO Seneca E Wood
al II Tx. part OF the n . = OF SEQ
% and DfEF' OF fss .owHs.S IL seo ssscs
:. !. OF Lot "a IN Hubbard 81
z zd, sub Of 1.a PsT swift If SO Lseos
u;a- ys,ndss % Amelia X Vessel.
Lot 49, 3 Fistshsrds "a d s5,sS'- nsss
,-'oSs,.. = @eIr1,er 70 Andrew J. Win
terTOWa Lot sss I1'i Sss9 STATE MS0s s $4,000
euo- SA-s 1iar - caorfsf CoJk. Lot
is u ,:s s West Psrk ADD es1.. :. asoos
Gabriel Cook to John s. sla 10. assas
a. above '''s-'-
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Aggregate of Transfers.

The real-estate market for May was con-
sidered dull by many dealers, but the trans
fers show business has not Jagged, al
though there was a falling of OF nearly
half million dollars compared with April.
The transfers for the month aggregated
sl,1O3, 220.S7. which keeps up to the precedent
set by January, thus making a showing
or over million dollars each month for
the first five of the year. The several holt
days in May and big gatherings had an
effect on the market b. interesting people
in matters other than business and as a
consequence there were not so many in
quiries. Following is the showing OF the
months this year, compared with 1901:
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REAL ESTATE Phones 295
We have several very desirable Morton Place
properties for sale at bargain and will take
pleasure in showing them. II you in the
market JOHN WOCHER BRO. %
N Pennsylvania
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Patrolman Kiefer found a dead baby yes
terday afternoon on the bank of Bean
creek, near the end of Shelby street. lie
said a crowd of men were digging along
the bank and found the child. They called
to Kiefer who picked up the body. He
notified the coroner, who turned the body
over TO Undertaken WieSe. The coroner is
of opinion that the child had not been dead
more than six hours, and may have been
dead before being placed near the creek.
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ALL CIRCUSES NOT ALIKE.
There Is a Difference Between Wal
Iace's Show and Other Concerns


The great Wallace show, which will ex-
hibit here at an early date, is unlike other
shows in many respects. 1t gives its ex-
hibition under a canvas, but that is about
the limit of its similarity to other shows
Its superb equipment, its finest horses on
earth" and its concert bands of best mu-
sicians, its waterproof canvas, its rich har-
ness and trappings it's score of original
clowns and its hundred of high salaried
performers all go to make UP magnificent
show.
BY appearance of the street parade the
truth of the assertion that the great Wal
lace show is different from others is i'm
pressed upon the public. After a visit to
the menagerie and after witnessing a per-
Torrance by all-star performers and we'll
trained animals the public in each COM
munity visited by this show has nothing
but unstinted praise for the Wallace show
since it exhibits all it advertises and full
fills every promise. The show will exhibit
one day only, afternoon and night, in In
dianapolis Monday, June 16
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s1I5.962.76
Releases.
s13O,51s.35


The deed was filed yesterday transferring
the property at 1522 North Meridian street
from Hannah NJ COmstock to Senator
Charles w. Fairbanks. The consideration
was ST 600. The sale was made several
months ago, but time was allowed for the
property TO be turned over and the deed
was not filed until it expired. The lot has
a frontage on Meridian street of sixty feet
and is $50 feet deep A ten-room frame
dwelling occupies the lot. Senator Fair
banks owns a lot adjoining the property
Just purchased.
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No Gambling in Spencer House.

In one edition Of the Journal yesterday
it was enormously stated that Gus
Rahke's poker game, which was raided.
was in the Spencer House. The game was
in the Sherman House, on the opposite side
of Jackson place
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Dairymen Notified to Appear.

Andrew w. Lockridge, president of the
Putnam Creamery Company, and r. c.
Jessup and A. w. Antrim. of Jessup &
Antrim, milk dealers, were notified yester-
day to appear in Police Court tomorrow
and answer TO the charge of selling milk
below the standard prescribed by the Board
of Health. IL is said other dairymen will
also be notified TO appear the same
charge.
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Building Permits.

f. E. Banworth. 1909 East New York street.
addition, $500.
l.. II. Price, Southeastern avenue, near st.
Paul street, frame cottage $500
George A. Schaefer, BIS North Keystone avenue.
repairs. $500.
Fred Memar. Downey street. near East street,
frame cottage, $3.50.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front and side rooms.
20 \. New jersey.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room; bath. tele-
nhnne h07 n Illinois ST
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & INDIANAP-
OILS RAILROAD COMPANY.
ONCE of the Secretary.
NAV 10Th 1912

Notice TO Stockholders:
The stockholders OF this company hereby
notified that the annual meeting will be held at
the Office of the company at Indianapolis. Ind.
on Thursday. June 18th. 1907. l o'clock D. m,
for the election Of directors to serve the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF any other busi-
ness that may come before the meeting.
GEORGE r. BALCH. Secretary.
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JOURNAL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

New Jerusalem.
NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-ecs North Alabama
street Rev. Willis l. Gladsh, minister sun
day school, $3.50. Service and sermon by the
Tastor II o'clock
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NEW LIST EVERY SATURDAY.
TELEPHONE 1856
Agent 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 S1.00 and upward. Pays
8 cent.
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NOTICE
THOs SIMS Sls E. Sixteenth St. City.
Your clothes called for, pressed, cleaned and
delivered promptly.
Dear Sir-It will you labor and money TO
allow me call for your clothes, press and clean
them and return them promptly. This is my
business. l have a new, clean room at the above
place noted AS TO my responsibility, L refer
you TO Mr.. John r. Wilson, 1908 Central av., city
with whom 1 lived for years. Respectfully,
THOS. SIMS.
Old prone red 420l. 3l6 E. Sixteenth St
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SANCIAL-
MONEY TO LOAN

On furniture, pianos, horses wagons. store fix
lures etc, without removal This is the COM
pany that organized to furnish money a. tho
lowest possible rates. Try building assocfa-
ton plan. payable in fifty equal weekly pay
ments.
So 90 weekly payments nly..................s so
$50. 90 weekly payments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
other amounts in proportion
We also make loans watches, DIAMONDS ct
Also to salaried people their individual notes
Business strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY,
Room 2OS. Stevenson Building
Q5 E. Washington Street)
Second Floor-Old phone 31S2-Front Room
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE-G. W. McCurdy, real estate
and general auctioneer. No. 245 West Wash
ington.
AUCTION SALE-Of an elegant collection of
household goods and furniture at No. as n.
Delaware St, Wednesday June 4, at $3.50 a.
m. comprising in part, mahogany davenport.
cost $780, mahogany upright piano. cost $3.50;
moQuette and brussels carpets and rugs ma
hogany rockers and stands. pier glass (bevel
plate), lace curtains. pictures. couches settees,
oak bookcase and secretary, art squares, lamps,
clocks, oak hall rack, leather-seat chairs,
buffet. oak chiffonier, iron beds, springs, mat
tresses, bedding, portieres, oak stands, mat
ting, oak extension table oak dining chairs.
fine oak sideboard (quarter sawed). Model cook
stove, linoleum. kitchen table and utensils, hose,
shades; oak. swell front bedroom suites; toilet
sets, bric-a-brac, wardrobes. white enameled
suite toilet stand with plate glass cover, oil
stove, books and other frst-class goods. Leav-
ing the city. ROBT. B. COWEN, Manager.
LEW SHANK, Auctiopeer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Screen doors and repairs. LEE HARD
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NOTICE-Where you get the best tea Go to
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also fine line of silks and chnaware directly i'm
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-sox110 feet, two streets;
Senate v. and Fourteenth st; several
factories within four squares; excellent to build
storerooms and dwellings or five dwellings. Own
er nonresident, wants to sell. G. n. WILL
LIAMS & CO., $40 z. Market ST.
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REAL ESTATE
Six rooms. well. eistern cellar. gas. 81. $50; $50
cash; balance S12 per month.
Eight rooms, WELL cistern, cellar, gas, barn,
fruit: 81, 900; s1o0 cash and $40 per month.
Six rooms well cistern, cellar, gas. barn, car
rage house, fruit improved street, 81, 500: 800
cash and balance semi-annually.
E. E. SHELTON
Southeast cor. Uden and Clifton SITS. Old phone.
Blue 321.
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LOST.
IOST-Whfte toy French noodle: female Lib
eral reward 1921 n. New Jersey.
Personal.
D-A-N-D-R-U-F-F
Badness. falling Of thin hair. dry scalp and
Frankene's Hair Tonic; write us. THE FRANK
ENE CO., III Manhattan St. New York
MASSAGE.
M vaDo4 and sulphur baths. i4o indiana aS'
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
>>->>~~~>~~~~~-~~~
REAL ESTATE-Clarence Martindale. architect.
5l6-51s Indiana Trust Bldg.
REAL EsTATE-At a bargain. tsn-rOom house;
east; call at once A 3. CORNELIUS. sos Law
building
REAL ESTATE
well-locat.d. six-apartment nat building. well
rented; present IncIns per year ar room on
description and price
S0S Oom nj modern. broom house; good
barn. This IL the best lot In Indian
t-r
Northeast corner Illinois and Nine
teenth: lot 60x203 feet. splendid oppor-
tunity for rental investment; 70 close
estate f,6o0.oo
Desirable improved corner; Gil streets
improved; one double and one single
house on lot. which Is 5oxI20 feet
This In a good location and investment.
Price s,5W.N
East front, N. Capitol av.. south Twentieth st.
| IA rooms; bath. furnace. six bedrooms; extra
| ,arx. uarlor and dining room; parquetry floors
am Srs. door: lot sozIs0 feet; a most desirable
home and location; admirably suited for enter
tairinr Can be bought at a bargain. See
| for particulars and price.
Southern corner Capitol and Tenth; lot
s3xfsE: choice location for modern i'm
proysmsnt Slo, OOO. %
,yo,r,-ast corner Capitol and Eleventh
~ rot 61xi36; broom, single house
and double house. rooms each sioi:
will take part IN 90
c.~,, .v south Twentieth, elegant
1a-roou, modern home; lot 90 feet front &. 500 90
| Central sv. south rwenty-nrst: mod
err. s-roon home: lot 20 feet 'front.'. $4,000
~o-,., Iudfana av. and Vermont. III
Sast an Indiana by La on Vermont.
can be improved with modern nat 20
hrins IA. per cent gross. p. 900 90
/ o,her improved properties and vacant lots for
saIs cali az once for same.
rrxu UNION TRUST COMPANY
csmPaays Buildins).
S611 y MARKET r.
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Bennett Maleum. sixty. East Washington
street. heart disease
Daniel Sullivan. nifty. 40 wslcott street heart
trouble
Sarah :. South. sixty-eight. 1886 MartindaIe
avenue. heart disease.
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DIED.

ROMANS-George +. Romans. May %. 1901.
Funeral at fathers residence. s07 Camp street
Sunday at o'clock. Friends invited.
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PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

PRoPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
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RUG MANUFACTURING.
STOVES AND REPAIRS.

A. ". WILLIAMS. manufacturer of rugs por-
there's and rag carpets. SIS Massachusetts, av