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NOTICE.

~NOTICE-Hot air furnaces. with combination
gas burners; fof burning gas and other fuel
at the same time. GARDNER. 80
Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.
in need OF secondhand building ma
terial OF any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING o. l015 Cornell
av. New Phone 1888. OLE
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
All advertisements inserted IN these Columns
are charged at very low rate OF 8 cents a line.
Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 2S and your ad Will be called
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Paid n Fine of 81 900.

BUFFALO, n. Y. May S.-Former CITY
Treasurer Philip Gerst. indicted for COM
pnclty In me defalcations in his office.
which resulted in his bondsmen beinS
forced TO make good 10 the extent of about
$4,000, pleaded guilty to-day and was fined
$1,000, which he paid. He was then re-
leased.
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SEALED

DEPOT. Q. n DEPT. JEFFERSONVILLE.
IND. May Z. isl2-sealed proposals. in tripIi-
cate. will be received here until 10 O'Clock 4
n. Central Standard Time). May u. 1902. for
$50 Army Ranges, Range Castings. etc. Samples
OF Ranges may be seen al Depot. Details fur
nished on application. The right Is reserved to
reject or accept any or ell bids or any part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Army Ranges" and
addressed J. NJ. MARSHALL. Asst Q NJ. Gen
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids for the construction Of 4 regulation half
mile race track on the Indiana State Fair
Grounds viii be received until Il o'clock noon
Tuesday, May %. 1909. Profles and specifications
ear be seen al Room "a. Stateh0use. indianapolis.
The Indiana State Board Of Agriculture.
BY Charles Downing, Sec'y.
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rNDIANAPoLIs. GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN n. II. CO.

passsneer cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash
sfreets. First car Al 8 a. m and hourlw
,hsrSafter until 40 p. NJ Last car leaves AZ uIS
Scombination passenger and express leaves
cSor~ga and Meridian streets for Greenwood ORR
NJ 3 - a IN. and 3.N y m
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INDIANAPOLIS A GREENFIELD RAPID
COMPANY.

D.esrNGUP C~ARS-Loave Georgia and Me-
~sdtsn streets. First car at o a m and hourly
tGereafter until ~ ,. m Last car leaves al ia
p WnrlGHT C~ARS-Arriye at Georgia and Me-
.sr.~ts al ) a n. and leave at 3 a m
Il4l@N Al 80 and leave AZ so y N.
AssoNTEiNATION AND EAfRESS
80 GeorAla and Meridian streets ~
SAi 3 a m. AZ noon. > p m. 9 D. m. )
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited. Graf
ing and packing. Phones rs
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H JOURNALS OFFER
PEN N INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN APP
PRoPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
CoLUM d
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.

City Ticket once, No. i East Washington 1T.
Depart. Arrive
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miscellaneous.

Indpls Steel Stamping
CO.
National Benefit Assn.
Pioneer Savings a. Loan
Co.
Putnam Shoe Co.
Rawitch & Hell.
Seminole Wheel Co,
The.
4. M.GINNIS. p. n.
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WANTED-Machinists; floor and machine men
LITCHFIELD & MACHINE CO,
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Bleached L 5zc:
Cumherland. 7c: Dwight Anchor, SIC: Fruit If
the Loom; 7sc FarWeil; 7*e; Fi5.eihyille. &c: Full
ti,II 7hc: Hope, 6Ac; Linwood, 7Ac; LonsdaIe
g.: peabody. Size: Pepperell, "a. zoe; PepperelI''
ia poe; Androscoggin, ga, zoe; AndroscogRin'
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Alcohol. s2.57a2 20; asafoetida: acc; alum, qua
a.. camnhor. 6Sd7Oc: cochineal. 30d55c; chloro-
form. 5Sa65c: eopperas, brl, soc; cream tartar.
pure, 3Oa33c; indigo. 65qSOc; licorice. Calab..
morphine. p. & W, per OF. s.. 45G2. so; madden,
l4Gl6c; oil. castor. per gal. SLOSqL20; oil. berga-
mot per ID. IS: opium. 50. JOd3. 20; quinine. L. &
w psr OF. 35a4Oc; balssm copaiba, 55q6Oc: soap,
CASTLE. FIR, 13q16c; soda, bicarb.. 2hq3c; salts.
Fnsom. ps94c: sulphur. flour. 2&65c: saltpeter.
i0Ti4c; turpentine. 47q55c: glycerine. lsIsd2Oc:
iodide potassium, S245q2.50; bromide potassium,
cinchonida. SSa43c; carbclic acid, S2q40c: cocaine.
n,,r 81 55H4. "a.
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EDUCATIONAL
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

p. NJ. time Is in A figures. Trains marked
thus: Daily: Sleeper; P-Parlor Car; C
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; t-Except Sunday;
-Sunday only. tDaily except Monday.
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understandable. Sd5c less; coarse grades. lSc.
fine meTIno, iteflsc; tub washed, 2Jqzec.
HIDES. TALLOW, Etc.
Green -salted Hides-No. /. Sc: No. z, &C; No.
/ calf. 10c; No ? calf. SIC.
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite (au Sizes. s7.25 per ton: Blossburg.
s.: smokeless. sac; Jackson, S425; Kanakha,
S425; Pittsburg. s4.25; Raymond. A.25. Winifrede.
S4.25; Luhrig. 81; Hooking Valley. 81: Brazil
IS .25; slack, smokeless, 1925; slack. Jackson.
s.. 90: slack. Pittsburg. $3.50; slack. West Vir-
einia. s.. 80; slack. Indiana, 50; Connellsville
coke, $3.50: lump coke, lie per bU. s2.75 per p bu;
crushed coke. 13c per bu, S3.25 per p bu. Bags.
&c per ton extra. ground floor or dumped in cell
lar: from wagon. 2c per ton extra. by wheel
barroUr chute or basket.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MAY s.
Hfrfhs.

GottIieb and Karoune Lenkhsrdt. i02 North
Noble street. girl
John and Jennie sprey. 1924 Ralston street.
girl
Ralph and Bertha Overheld. 1h5 Lexington
avenue. girl
w. o. and Nellie Caylor. 1875 Mslott avenue
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Deaths.

Lucinda wrighthouse, one hundred. ESQ Shell
don street. senility.
Patrick Rowland. seventy-two. Little Sisters OF
Poor. bronchitis
Harriet Albertson twenty-seven, 292l North
New Jersey street. blood poisoning.
Frederick Nogt. sixty-seven. 81 South East
street. uephririE.
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HELP.

WANTED-POrter, RESTAU-
RANT. % North Illinois St
WANTED-Carriage painter. JACKSON BUG
GY WORKS. Columbus, Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. floor and machine men.
LITCHFIELD & CO,
Litchheld, Ill
WANTED-Agents-S3O a month: new patent ar
ticIe; sells 20 all merchants. c. KING, Oneida
Hotel. opposite depot.
WANTED-Up-tO-date foreman for modern foun-
dry in large Western city. Architectural work
exclusively. State experience and do not answer
unless fully competent. Address Is. care Journal.
WANTED-Canvassers TO sell the New Century
Lawn Sprinkler. Best seller on the market.
Agents make so or more daily. Send s. for SAM
pie outfit and circular matter. References: Dun
or Bradstreet. CO. To-
ledO. o..
WANTED-Men TO learn barber trade; only eight
weeks required. special inducements until May
=. positions guaranteed; wages Saturdays; schol-
arship, board and tools TO applicants from dis
lance. Catalogue mailed free. MOLER BAR
Der Chicago. Ill
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-Woman TO help in kitchen. MER-
HANTS RESTAURANT.
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Editor American Lead
er.
American holding Co.
Amer. Health * Acct
dent ms. Co.
Chromatic Novelty CO.
Messrs. Ford Bros.
indianapolis Art Co. CD.
Indiana Harvesting CO.
GEO
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
MASSAGE.

MASSAGE-Sea salt and massage treatment;
vapor and sulphur baths. 20 Indiana av.
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WANTED-Fine household to store for the sum-
mer. no rats. mice or bugs separate apart
ments; new storage house. 100 North Alabama st.
WANTED-Name OF Indianapolis lawyer who
has Ernest Shillabeer's business in charge: he
has disappeared; his family destitute; Informal
ton thankfully received. MAUDE LYONS, 2lO
Erie street. Chicago. Ill
II you have anything 20 buy, sell OF trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads. You viii get the desired results.
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Oils.
Linseed. raw. SAC per gal; linseed oil, boile
&C per gal; coal oil, legal test Sd14c.
Produce, Fruits and vegetables.

Bananas-Per bunch, No. l, S1.75a2; no. 2.
81. 25M 150.
$3.50 per box.
Lemons-Messina. 800 to box. choice, 50. so;
fancy, 81; California lemons. So per box.
Potatoes-S1QL05 per bu.
Onions-sL0 per blu; Spanish. 50 per crate.
Honey-White. 1Sc per 10; dark, lac.
Maple Sugar-l2c per 10.
Tomatoes-Florida S2.5OG3 per six-basket crate.
Green Peas-Sl. 50G1.7 rs per blu.
Cauliiower-$L50 per doz.
~,Appies-Cooking apples. 81 per brl; eating ap-
pies. $50 per brl; fancy. s.; Ben Davis, 81.
New Potatoes-S5 per brl or 81 per bu.
summer Squashes-$S per crate or 81 per 6oz.
Cabbage-Danish, So per 100 lbs; new, s2.75 per
crate.
Lettuce-Sc per 10.
Asparagus-Home grown. 2Oa30c per dozen
punches.
Ptneapples-s1.25a25O per doz. according to
size.
Onions-Bermudas. $3.50 per crate.
CocOanutS-45c per doZ.
Strawberries-$2 75q3.5O per quart crate.
Cucumbers-90cGS1 per doz.
Green Beans-$2.2 5G2. 40 per blu.
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Canned Goods.

Corn. ScdSl25. P~eaches-Eastern standard.
s-Ib. S1-75a2: 2-Ib seconds. s1-40U160 California,
standard. =. 19G24e California seconds. Sl.90G2
Observation-Disclosures, 2-lb. SGsc; rasp-
berries. 3-Io. SL251L.S0: piaearples. standard.
2lb, SL5561S0: choice. S2G2.1O; cove oysters. lib.
full weight. 95c0Sl; light, 60d65c; string beans.
S-ib. 81: Lima beans. Sl.20dl.Z5: Holsters. Sl.SG2.
red cherries. 95caS1; stra wberries. S5a90c; sal
mon, lib, S5cGS1, tomatoes. 3-lh. S1-350L40.
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THE Is TRADE.
Candies and Nuts

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices Of the Wholesale d~ealers.)
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gentlemen.

Alforth. Henry P.
Albrecht, Charles.
Armstrong. John.
Allen. Gus.
Abbott, Albert A.
Allison. W. c.
Arnold, c. NJ.
Austin. Albert A.
Albright, Herman.
Anderson. James F.
Bunk, Robert.
Bell, Adolph d.
Bryan, F. l..
Blain. 3. c..
Browden, Edw. NJ.
Broadft, Lewis.
Bourer, Chas. T.
Britton. Theod.
Bennington. William.
Byers. Frank.
Broadent. T. p.
Brown. VIM. NJ.
Bayliss, DR.. Sam L.
Brown, l.. l..
Bates. James B.
Baker, H. d.
Brown. j. r.
Browning. c. ".
Browning, Albert.
Baxter. Alexander j.
Boaz. Robert.
Cooper. j. G.
Craney. Chas.
Craigg. c. r.
Cerovac. Fanko.
Cunningham. Ben.
Carter, Henry.
Dunn, +. II.
Davis. Horace d.
Davis, Paul II.
Davis. Geo. X.
Dolby, George.
Dwyer. Frank.
Donahue. r. l..
Dukes. + J.
DottOb. r.
Eshelman. Sanford.
EaVans. Jess +.
Ellenberger. Mr.. ans
Mrs. j. ..
Eulner. Emil 8.
Emmans, Robert.
Emerson. Henry
Farrell. Chss. r.
Friend. Victor.
Flowers. Joe.
Fraser. II. W.
Furguson. ".
Fisher. Peter.
Fletcher. y. e.
Francis. VIM
French. ID. w.
Golf. Burwen J.
Gabriel. r. j.
Gohl. Frederick.
Green. John.
Gabert. VIM.
Groves. Leander.
Griffin. William.
Cor. Charles.
Grant. Carley.
G%unter, Daniel J.
Gaalema. Jno. :.
Coins. Charles.
Gray. Wallace.
Green. John.
GarVin. Thos. ".
Hanks. Edward.
Hunt. Master Everett.
Hiatt. Larkin D.
Hatfield. j. NJ.
Henderson. Jerome.
Hiatt. Frederick.
HOack. DR.. II. |.
Hibben. Oscar s.
Hawkins. Floyd.
Hahn. VIM.
Havens. Edward.
Heyne. Frederick 3.
Hannah. Barney.
Harmon. Jno. @.
Heiser. Doc.
Harris. Harry.
Havenar. David.
Humpston. Frank.
Harvey. 2 y.
Irving. Oscar.
Johnson. Albert E.
Jones. Oscar.
Johnson, Mac.
Jewett. Walter.
Joseph. 4. 4
Jameson. Joseph T..
Jennings. Charles.
Jones. George II
TndfoW Edmund
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Steel cut nails, $3.50; wire nails, from store
$3.50 rates; from mill, SIS rates. Horseshoes
per keg. 81; mule shoes, per keg. $50: horse
nails, S4d5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized, SO. %
painted, 50. 10.
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AnriI Earnin~-

Below are given the earnings OF last
month of several Indiana lines, most Of
them being very favorable:
Chicago, INDIANAPOLIS & Louisville
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Marriage Licenses.

Franz Muren and Efie Sinkover.
Frederick r. TOmlinson and Margaret NJ
Steven.
James N. Norris and Minnie Belle Baxter.
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DIED.


KNODE-Mrs. A. e. Knode. mother Of Henry
g and William r. Knode. died Thursday
afternoon. May s. 1902. Funeral at Hagerstown,
Ind. Saturday afternoon. May 10. 1902.
STUDEBAKER-Mary T.. May 8. 1902. age. for
ty-nine years. wife Of William r. Studebsker.
Funeral from residence. 2550 North New Jersey
street. Time 10 be given later.
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FOR RENT-Typewriters: high-grads machines;
prices reasonable. Call on US UNITED
TYPEWRITER " SUPPLIES CO.. - Aonu-
ment place.
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FOR residence, 1n1 Park avenue,
il rooms; hardwood floors. bath, piazzas. fruit
and shade trees. telephone. etc. from June
for the summer. References required Apply
at residence mornings.
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Csndies-Stick. &C per ID; coror mixed. 7c;
grocers' mixed. 6i3c. Banner twist stick. Sc;
Banner cream mixed. 1OGtl1c: oi5-time mixed. SC.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, lSQ20c: English
walnuts, 12Gl4c; Brazil Euts. l0c; hloerts, l45zc;
peanuts, roasted, Fuse. mixed nuts. l2c.
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Nails and HorseshOes.

Oak sole, 33q37c; hemlock sole, 27Q35c; har-
ness. 2S04Cc; skirting, 2S94Oc; single strap. 4Iq
45c; city kip, 60qS5c; French kip. s90cgsl 20; city
calfskln. Soca2l.I0: French calfskin. sl.20Qls5:
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Dry Goods.

P,ascbed l. 71Lc-
Rerkley. No. 90. sac; Cabot, &c; Capitol. 7i5c:
Cumberland. &c; Dwight Anchor, SIC; Fruit of
1 Wfd uD'm 5kc: Git Edge. SIC: Giided Age. 5 e
an. peabody. Size: Pepperell, "a. zoe: PeppereII'
i6-4. 22c; Androscoggin. "a. zoe; Androscoggin.
iV Brown sheetings-Atlantic A, 6Ac; Argyle.
esze; Boot 6 tiiS; ,o Bucks sSs,ni Head &c; clifton
4O-inch. &c: Dwight star. &c; Great Falls L, 5Ac:
Great Falls ], &C; Hill Fine, &c; Indian Head
sc: PegBerssii r. m 5% Snd PepPeEell5 49, zoe; An,
Prints-Allen dress styles, sc; Allen TR. 4&c.
Alien robes, 5ikc; American indigo. 41sc; Arnold
~ cloth b. 7l.c; Arnold L sIsc; Cocbeco
f fone Sc: Hamilton fancy, &C; Merrimac pinSS
and purpies, size; Pacific fancy, SC: Simpsons
SIMPSONS oil finish. &c; American shirting, &c:
black white, 41zc; greys, 4i4c.
Kid. Unfinished Cambrics-Ewards &c: Warren.
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. 1ohc: Conestoga BF.
PIC; Cords 40, HE; Cords T. I1hc; Cords
fancy, lie; Lenox fancy, lsc; Methuen AA. 101zc;
hanna. 12sc; shetucket Sw. &c; shetucket F.
0'e GSiinghams-Amoskeag staple. sac: Amoskeag.
dress. &c; Bates, 5Ac; Toll du Nord, &c.
Grain a6nE Bag Is. 5e1 STARK. $ stS''O' american $3.50;
straight grades. patent flour g. n
@5. spTing wheat, S. 7OQ5.9O. W."
uTOCtTltS.
co1ee-Good, 1o@12c; prime, 12al4c; strictly
49, 144l6c; fancy green and yellow. IS623c,
PHI Pm asd32c. Roasted-Old government gavs
SS5issas3c: finest Mocha and Java, 2sQ3Oc; Java
SIand 22c: fancy blend, lSc, Golden blend I5c
packase coffee-City prices: Ariosa, 10. 25c: Lion
q &c. Jersey, O.2Oc; Caracas. 8. 75c; Dutch Law
blend. l2.5Oc; Dillsworth's. N,25c; Mail Pouch.
a &c. Gates's blended Java, 10c: Jav-O-Can 1Oo
friction top tins in basket 11.5Oc; Climax Java
oi SngarsECity prices Crystal dominoes. 5-lb car-
tons. 7.22c; eagle tablets, S.e2c; cut loaf. 5.62c;
powdered. 5.22c; xxx powdered. 527c; stand,
ard granulated, 5.12c; granulatcd, 5-lb bags
Sic: granulated, 2-lb bags, size; cubes. 5 37c:
mold A. SIC; confectioners' A. 4.S2c; l Columbia
l.62c: 4 Phoenix 4, 4.57c; 5 Empire A. 452c; 3
Ideal Golden Elk. c, 4.t7c; Z Windsor Elk. c.,
4.S7c: 8 Ridgewood Elk. c. 4.27c; 9 Yellow Elk. c.,
low, 4.O7c: 10 Yellow, 4O7c; Ii, Yellow, 4.O7c: Is
Yellow. 4.o2c: is Yellow. 3.97c.
Salt-In car lots, s5d9Oc; small lots. 95c6S1.
s~PicesmPePPeT Ills; s]IIsPies: iSg GLOVES
Beans-Prime marrow. bu, s2.o0G2.s5; prime
pea or navy, blu, 81. o 10; prime red kidney, bu.
81 5oq2.75: Lima beans. ID. 61zG7c.
Molssses and Syrups-New Orleans molasses.
as0c. W @"' o"'' ~ -
~Rice-Louisiana. 4haec; Carolina. sls9szc.
Shot-sl 65q1O per bag for drop.
head-612q7c for pressed bars.
Wood Dishes-No. J.. per 1000, S1.s062; No. 2,
S212 20; No. 3. 50. 2Od24 40: No. 3. 81. SO63.
Iwine-Hemp. 12dlSc per 10; wool, sq10c; fax,
zoISOc; paper, 2Sc; jute. 12Gl5c; cotton. 1sq20c.
l tubs, 20; No. 2 tubs,
S5q550: No. 3 tubs. s4Q4.50; S-hoop pals. $3.50;
z-hoop pals, 81. 40Q1.5 so; double washboards, 2.25
o. 40; common washboards, 70; clothes
pins, 6Oqe5c per box.
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 2.5oc; horseshoe bar. 275c; nail rod.
&c. plow slabs. SOC; American cast steel, 96llc,
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ANTED-FEMAL HELP.



WANTED-Woman 10 help in kitchen. MER-
HANTS' RESTAURANT.
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TYPEwRITERS.


. SALE-The Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale OF rent at antitrust
prices. c. n AERRICK, Gen. Agt. Phones, 500.
IL L Washington st. Indianapolis
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CHI. IND. A LOUIS RY.


Toledo, Chicago and Michigan eK -.....+7-OO s1o.1s
Toledo. Detroit and Chicago lim..-.-12 90 f3.25
Muncie, Lafayette and LapOrte pec.t7.2 20 t10-25
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FOR ~RENT-HOUSES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

R~ENT-Modern house. in perfect order: l
rooms: will lease. S65. z. o. Box 257.
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Seeds.

Seed clover. prime. ss96.5O: English clover. IS
d6.50; alsike. S7dS; alfalfa. choice. $6d6. %: Grim
son clover. S4.50g5. Timothy. prime. s.. 5 80.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. Sl25Gl40; extra
clean. 6On 70c. Orchard grass. l.406I75 Red
top, S0cQsl.75. English bluegrass. $2.25q3.
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Iron and steel.
Leather.

Bar iron, 25oc; horseshoe bar, 2.75c; nail rod,
&c; plow slabs, 45oc; American cast steel, 9q11c;
tire steel, 3q3hc; spring steel. 412Q5c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-25
GENERAL BASEBALL NOTES.

President Johnson of the American league has just concluded flying trip to St Louis, where, it is said, he nego- tiated the sale of the KiIlilea interests to local investors. This means that the Robisons, who own the National league club of that city, will have to buck against riavl American league club, backed by enough capital to make a strong bid for public patronage.
 The New York baseball club has signed new team manager in the per son of Horace s. Fogel of Philade:- phia. Fogel was secretary of the Phil adelphia Athletics in 1883 and was the manager of the Indianapolis league team in 1887, incidentally being re- sponsible for bringing John T. Brush into baseball. He was also president of the defunct Atlantic league Fo-cl is the twelfth consecutive manager 10 take orders from Freedman Fogel's engagement looks rather odd in view of Freedman's recent statement that he offered $25,000 to Edward Hanlon for two years and that Hanlon had ac- cepted in the presence of witnesses. Fogel said yesterday that he intended 10 go out on the road for the purpose of signing new players for the New 4OrK Iea1n. AS FreRdInan is on record as being willing to spend $1OO,OoO for new talent, Fogel should experience no trouble in landing several stars.
 There is no truth whatever in the report that comes from Cincinnati that John T. Brush applied for franchise in the American league" says Presi- dent Johnson. He was in Chicago a short time ago. but he never made a proposition to buy. out the Cleveland club. Dreyfuss started that story in Cincinnati when he went down there last Saturday. but there Is absolutely no truth in it."
 l Pitcher and Manager Nichols Of Kan, sas City has gathered in another play | CT, Frank Shannon by name.
 The Boston American league team will do its spring training at Augusta | starting south on March 25.-
 Jimmy Ryan, formerly of the Chi l cago National league team, has been signed by Manager Loftus to play in the outfield of the Washington Ameri can league team.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-25
NEW ISLANDS FOR US Danish West Indian Treaty Is
 Signed. AWAITS THE ACTION OF CONGRESS-. The Question of Cession to Be sub- xnitted to a Vote of the Peo-
 pie of the Three
 Islands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The treaty of cession of the Danish West India is lands from Denmark to the United States was signed at the state depart, ment yesterday by Secretary Hay and Constantine Brun, the Danish minister. The treaty will be submitted to the sen ate for ratification Immediately.
 The new treaty is peculiar in that it will require action not only by the sen ate and the Danish rigsdag, but by the United States house of representatives as well, since it will be necessary for the house to supply the needed appro, priation to defray the expense of pur- chase. It is regarded as a strong point by the framers of the treaty that the people of the Danish West Indian is lands are to have a voice in this ques- ton of cession.
 The treaty itself does not contain any reference to plebescite, but the Dan ish government has given notice that before it ratifies the treaty it will sub init the question of cession to the peo- pie of the islands. Not much objection is expected here from these people, as the treaty is so framed that they are not called on to surrender their Danish allegiance, and they may remain Danes in. fact and in name while enjoying whatever advantages in q commercial way may result from a transfer of the islands to the United States. The pleb- escite will not be controlled in any sense by the United States It is stated distinctly that the Danish government itself will take steps to ascertain the inclinations of the people of the islands before the final steps in the transfer are taken.
 St Thomas, the largest of the islands, is formed by chain of high hills run ming east and west. 1t is thirteen miles long, measures three miles at it's greatest width and contains an area of seventeen square miles. The sea sur rounding this island is filled with small islets, called keys, which belong to it. About two miles to the northeast lies the island of St. John, and some forty miles to the south is the third island. St. Croix, or, as it is perhaps more gen orally known, Santa Cruz.
 The port of St. Thomas is good one, and it is stated that 200 vessels can an chor there with safety. The islands are considered of great strategic impor tance The initial efforts to secure them were begun by the United States dur ing President Grants first administra- ton.