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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE VERY DULL AND IN LIMITED
DEMAND FOR ALL GRADES.
Hogs Scarce and Five to Ten Cents
Higher-Sheep Quiet and Steady
Condition of other Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Sept. Observation-Disclosures. 300; shipments 200.
There is only slight improvement TO report in
marketing of cattle this week compared with last
and decrease OF over 2.10O compared with the
same week year ago and an increase of 1000
over the corresponding week two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts are a little less
than 1000 larger than the same period last year
To some extent the market was again handi-
capped this week by the scarcity of strictly
choice kind in their class and the full strength
was probably not developed that account
The continued shortage of choice stock has stim-
ulated the market, and sales for that class were
for the most part at more satisfactory figures
than 1t has been possible to secure for several
weeks. There was no big advance, but no doubt
many sales were 1Oq15c higher than recently
and there was some snap to the trading There
was more inquiry for good heavy steers from
local killers, but none of that class offered
and. therefore, just what the extreme price might
nave been is a question. There very lib
eral marketing of undergrade stock. and ordinar-
lily statesmen doubt would have had to make
sharp concession in prices, but they were lit
tie encouraged by the absence OF better grades
and succeeded in getting nearly steady prices
they could sell At times. however. it WAS was
dif1cult to move the supply at any price.
and at such times doubt occasional
sales were lower. At the extreme close of the
week there was liberal run OF cattle the
stocker and feeder order. and. while there was
fair demand and a large number changed
hands, the outlet sufficient to exhaust
tie supply and quite number had to be car
ried over unsold. There were native steers
here this week good enough TO bring over 81 49,
while "a was the highest price reported for
Texas and the extreme price for heifers and
cows was IS, bulls $3.50 and calves $3.50. Quite
a number OF hgh-grade feeding steers sold
around 81 755. and less desirable stockers ranged
from 81. TO $3.50. More than the average Sat-
urday run OF cattle arrived for the market to-
day. but there was not complete variety OF
grades represented, and it developed that there
were not many OF the offerings that were at
sibly better than the trade here could use. while
others, and perhaps most of the supply were
not fully up 10 the standard in quality or flesh
Therefore, the demand or Importance.
ana the market was necessarily very dull. All
that could be sold brought about steady prices
but the market closed with a large number of
cattle, principally on the s,ocxer and feeder or
der, remaining in first hands. Quotations:
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SALES of REAL ESTATE.
Twenty 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. Sept. 13, 1902 fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 127 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1905:
Avis Irving to Patrick B. Gallagher, pit
Lots and 4. Johnson ct ais sub of
Outlets l, 2, and f. Johnson's heirs
add. Central av near seventeenth sO. IS. 400. 90
Josephine ]. Wolf to William Hanley ct
ux., pit Lots II and Is. Fletcher ct ais
near Pine s0 .......................... 100000
John J. Cooper to Harry o. Berndt ct
SCOTS sub Of Southeast add. Levison
st, near Orange ST.. Observation-Disclosures. $500
John a sps GG Co.'S e May "a Moo sEn a dGt
FLETCHER av, near State av)...."....... 1,35o.0o
William L. Taylor to Nellie Dotson, Lot
SO, Graceland Park add CNorthwest-
ern av, near Twenty,hft o;..:;.. 10000
R MnVeI Ct Arnold Lot % B 59 austin hncon
Park. add. (Talbott av, near Twenty
Mary S Miller to Charles M. Ryder, Lot
49, Ruddells Glenwood add. Key
stone av, near Michigan sO....:... 10000
pany to Clyde NJ. Freeman, Lot 50.
CLARK, & osgood's 1st West dndanapo,
Also, Lot 262. Clark & Osgoods I'd West
Indianapolis add. Klondyke av. near
Lena ensH' Twiname to Gustav Doebber, pit
Lot 2. Munson's sub, Birkenmeyer's
add. (Shelby st, near Sanders ST.. 5000
David NJ Parry to Esther H Knapp. Lot
124. Julian ct al s sub and add to Irv-
ington. (Beechwood av, near Central
aV) ooV.VV
Michael Zinsmeister to Turner Building
and Loan Association, Lot 4. MetZgers
Fan creek 1900 90
Gustav G.. Schmidt to Turner Building
and Loan Association. Lot rs, De
VOLTS sub, A. Z. & l. Fletcher's Oak
Hill add. (Fernway, near Hazel ST.
Also, Lots % and 26, Parkers sub, A.
E. & l. F1etcher's Oak Hill add
Caroline ST. near Twenty sO...... LOO
Ind of Marion county TO Union IL.
Hunt. Lot AZ, McCaslin's list add to
keystone Park. (Northwestern av,
near Thirty-second st) ................... G.H
Manda c. Brunson to Norman l.. Brun-
son. und int in pit S "a Sec 70. and
pit n g u, Sec 80, TIP a. 4. wash
ington township ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Elizabeth Silver ct ux. to John G. Silver
ter township 10000
Felix T. McWhrter to Crawford Fair
e mass av, near Vermont ST.. l.sssss
Fairbanks, same as above............... 100000
Indianapolis Land and Improvement
Company to Mary J. Pursell, Lot 244.
in I'd West Park add Addison st,
near Ohio st) ......................".... 10000
Walter j. Hubbard TO Everett E. Mar
township 100000
Julius Jones to Alice A. Jones, pit s W
u, Sec l. TIP Is. r 2...................... LOO
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Hogs-Receipts. 1850: Shipments 500 The re-
ceipts OF hegs this week show decrease OF over
1000 compared with last week and a little i'm
provement over the same time q year ago and q
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AMUSEMENTS.
FAIR BANK
Week, sept. 10.
Music Every Night
FREE.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

P. N. time is in BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus: Daily; S-sieeper; P-.Parlor Car; G
sunday only tDaiiy except Monday
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INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN RAILWAY
LINE.
Time Table Elective Aug. 18th, 1902.
General Omces, Room 4, Franklin
nnflHin~

For Greenfield Knightstown and intermediate
stations passenger cars leave Georgia and Me-
ridian streets. First 5:5T and hourly
thereafter until s:5I p. nj. Next and last
leaves at 11:l5 p. m.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
Georgia and Meridian streets at 5:57 a. m. 1855
a m. ll:57 a. m. 1851 p. m, 1851 p. m.
Freight Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
Arrive at Georgia and Meridian streets at 757
a m and leave at a. m. also arrive at 22.
10 M and leave at $3.50 p. m
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
REFORM NEEDED IN CHINA.

Commissioners Sharretts Says THEW
ing officials Collect the Taxes.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1s-Speaking of
the commercial outlook in the Orient, Gen.
T. 8. Sharretts, the United States COM
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Candies-Stick. &c per H. common mixed To
grocers' mixed, she; Banner twist stick 90
Banner cream mixed 1oQ1lc; old-time mixed 80
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 1Sa2Oc: EnSIiSI
walnuts, 12Q14c; Brazil nuts, 10c; hIberts I4i5c
peanuts. roasted, 7QSc; mixed nuts, l2c.
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Sheep-Recepts none; shipments none. Sheep
and lamb prices are 25c lower than they
week ago. There has not been much doing in
the local market the past week. but II is evil
dent that the demand from all sources for prime
stock Is as strong ever. Quotations:
Spring lambs 81 O0i4 10
Good to choice yearngs. ................ 300d4 90
Common to medium yearngs. ........... 20013. 90
Stockers and feeding sheep. ............ 2O013 90
Good to choice sheep. 3O0G13. 80
Bucks, per 100 lbs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 225q275
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
CHI, IND. & LOUIS RY.
Ticket Office. Is West Wash st
LAKE ERIE 8 WESTERN R.R.
INDIANA, DEC
ECATUR q WESTERN R,1

Toledo, Chicago and Michigan ......t7O0 s102s
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago lim.. 1920 70 25
Muncie, Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec. II IS ITO 25
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Sept b. 1902. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. III East Market street. Both tele-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

niiatorii9es Salient unb srefutipt
GGbisfeiten nad. Sic bat f9 no.
mentli9 in Der 9riinbuns bon SiIets
tantenzM ufifer= girfeln i'm edn5eu
2anbe b~erporeetban. Sruu Blair tpal
unter Inberem prGiioentin bes Be-
fannten uMorning Choral Club" in
ct. 2ouis, ben fe als folde uuf ieiner
sesennGrtisen hohen Stcnbpunft bob
Die grtpGbluns 5rau 9loirs our PrG.
fibentin Der 5rausnbeborhe mar bon
ben prcmineateiten Srauenursuniiutio:
men in Der yStabt bes beiligen Cub
mig" fppie rpn iplhen in ben fdmmt;
ltden Staaten te5 ebemalieen 2oui:
Iidnu= 6ehictes lebbaft inbpifirt.
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Rationale Trautnbeboroe.
Oat ete ct. 2saiter DeItauSteImns srsa
atfrt-0rauemtertidritt

atHrt-0raumtorttdritt.
Nahbem bic rationale ssrauenbez
b0rbe Der CT. Coulter Weltausiteuuna
in 1904 unldnsit ibre erite @ei9Gftss
betiummluns a~bsebalten unb Iid bur9
bic Wahl bon Srau Samss 6. Blair
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5rauen6eb0roe Die @ouma6t erbalten
fol-, ie etn Mitglieo gu alien preisriGr
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Sruuenar6eit gepibmeten S6eile Der
Qusftelung baben unb bas Re6t Be-
ilsen, ibre eisenen &eseln aufsuitelen.
Gs finD oies 3useitGnbniHe, bic ni6t
nur ben Mitglieoern Der Srauenbez
bOrbe isl5it CUR uuberprbentli9en Gbre
eereifen. ionDern audi einen grpben
grfolg in Der Jruuenbepesung iiber=
boupt barIteIen.
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beite6t aus q Miteliebern, bon benen
brei aus Wi1ouri. bic ibrtsen aus an
beren Staaten 1tommen. Die YrGiiz
bentin, 5rau Blair, lit bic Satin bes
Qbpotaten unb entertainments Der
Observation-Disclosures. Blair. Srau
Blair lit cine imponirenbe gri6einung,
bic niat nur felt Subren in Der &C.
ieGf4aft Der .9iieelitabt" cine prpmis
nente Rone seipielt bat, fonbern audi
in philadelphia. Nep gort, Gbieaep
uno San Sraneisco pobl befannt 1T.
Ran ribmt 5rau Blair sroBes orsa=
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AhTd1rrdsuuuantittrI

S rem Der (tn elmer 8anf auf
etnige Gemdlbe 5eigenb, Die unters
eebenbe ober nit benz Sturme fGnp%
fenbe S9tffe baritenen): mSie lieben
uobl bteie Dirt Mulerei, !9err Silbers
ffein?"-8 Ter rs mo! Die
8ilber bab' id nur CUR Ibi4redune
fir meme Saiiirer in ben 8eIddftss
rGumen ~auf6Gnaen laIen!!"
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Sobnban I'M Sulsise.


einen S6ienentpes erridtet. 2esterer
besinnt in Der 14.5 Meilen Ditiid bonn
Seeufer eeIegenen Stobt Ogden. Bis
ppr Sturgeon paren etpa 20 MeiIen
permdnentes gtfenbobngeleife eelegt.
10 baR baHel6e bereits uuf cine Strete
bon 5.5 Meilen in ben Gee bineins
rdste. Die 9eieaidoft eritent in hem
See, 10 tpeit berfelbe fei9t 1T, einsa
5oliben Damn, unb nur oo. mo bic
@uffIGlna unm0eli9 tpirb. geidnst
bas Pfablfpftem gu ieinem Redte. On
Der einen Stene, mo bas nieberseihla=
gene SaI5 cine tiefe S4i9t bilbet. pers
ienfte man f9fpere galtenluser. bic
nit Steinen unb freuspeife ibereinz
amber eeleeten SGden nit Sunb gu is
100 Pfunb beidpert ipurben.
Der neue S6ienenpeg tpirb eiaen
Shelf Der !SauptIinie Der Southern
gacific=giienbohnsiise bilben. bic sfptz
f4en Ssben unb Sun 5ranciseo bere
febren.
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Dilet1tntu.

@r5t: rSas 1T cine futale Sa9e
NIT Der S4piesermutter oes 4mtsz
ri6ters; turire i6 tie linn ni6t, bann
finite id I'm finfsig pro5ent in ieiner
46tung, unb er nimmt fir Die Solge
einen anSeren 4rst; unb turire i9 fie
ibm-Ounn nimmt er erit re6t einen
nnnereni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

8arte U0n GuIebra Ssl1Ti0.
paiIuge apii9en biefen beiben Snieln
auf brei Meilen. SIM Horben eri4tpez
rem Dber perbinoern Riffe unb peitere
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feinbli9en S6iffen bic paifruns Der
8trgin=R oute. Sci ben tommenben
WanDperr nerben 5000 Mdnn etnen
2anbunssperiua auf gulebra Sslanb
unternebmen, tpelden au pereiteln, ben
bort %itationirten p~erftdrtten Martnes
truppen sufdIt.
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Die ur1Bte Irfunf.

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padeu
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Self.
On mirit ibr bed Die srOBte Sreube NADER,
@enn einnlal on in ihpoher Stuno' ent,
glei1t.
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Gin intsrehanter 8abrbuu pirh
bermGlen in ltab inIofern ousgefubrt.
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geieuifoFt quer bur3 ben Salsiee
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Deutf9<gaeu.@ uinea entbedt trorben.
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Gultbra 9slano.
Die cperationSbaNs fur bic oroSem Marine,
mau6per i'm Seaember.

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bif6en See ftattfinbenben Marine.
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gen l~lebungen baritellen, pelde ie por
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:ntcrrllantrr Gahnbau.

Sreninna Rec SaIiiees in Utah snrdb eiuen
6iientaau:S dIicEeufueJ.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: H A. Caulfeld and wife to
s. NJ. Henry. % feet on the east side OF
Street, 165 feet south of
= Street. $3.50.
Mrs. c. F. Enos, Walter Q. Enos and
wife. Eva P. and Charles E. Chandler to
James Hartley. % 6-12 feet on the north
side of Marshall Street. 1874 6-12 feet east
OF Twenty-fifth Street. $500
George H. Richardson and wife to Mrs.
Margaret a. Shields, 20 feet on the north
side of Clay Street, 40 feet west of Fou
shee Street, s4.25o.
+. Sitterciing and wife and ]. D. Carneal
srd wife to trustee under will Of Dr.
Charles NJ. Shields, deceased. 10 feet on
the south side of Marshall Street. SO 9-12
feet east of Second Street. $4,000
John Schlueter.to Straus. Gunst & Co,
stock of wines, liquors and cigars and bar
fixtures. &C., at No. sos North Sixth
Street, s609.50
Joseph P. Thomas and wife to Bernard
F. Wells % 6-12 feet on the south side of
Marshall Street. lis 6-12 feet east of Gill
mer Street s2.eno.
hudson B. Wood and wife to Samuel H.
Eawes. 80 feet on the east side of Fifth
Street, northeast corner of Main Street.
Si2. eco
henrico: Paramount Land Company to
Elizabeth Holleran and Bernardini The
deck IS feet on the east side of Mechan-
icsvlle Turnpike, 142 feet south of P
Street. s154.
Jerry jackson and wife to William Jack
son. 3 acres near Brookland Station. on
the Chesa peake and Ohio Railroad 81. &c.
Virginia c. Turner to W. H. and Emma
Walker. 40 1-2 acres about y miles west
CT Richmond. on the Deep Run Church
Read, s225ss.
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rdde from Spalding Institute to the Cathe-
dral, the procession being formed of all
the local and visiting clergy. vested and
Catholic societies of the city in full re-
gala.
At the Cathedral Bishop Spalding cele-
brated solemn Pontifical High Mass. The
sermon was preached by Cardinal Gibbons
at II o'clock. Commencing at Il so o'clock
banquet was served to the dignitaries
Bishop Spalding was presented with a
purse containing $1,000 from the clergy
Of the diocese, and with another purse con
tanning $1,000 from Spalding Council,
knights of Columbus, of Peoria, for the
Establishment Of free scholarship in
Spalding Institute for boys, to be con-
trolled by the bishop.
More than 400 Catholic clergycfrom all
parts of the country were present.
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referred to the committee. 1t was eS-
planned by Representative Adams of
Pennsylvania. who is chairman Of a
sub committee having the resolutions in
charge. that next Monday had been
designated for 4 hearing of those inter-
ested. at which time several of those
prominently identified with the pro-Boer
movement would be present.
The resolutions include those OF SYM
pathy. and also those referring to sup
ply camps alleged to be maintained in.
this country. The subcommittee con-
sists of Representatives Adams, Cousins
and Hooker.
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DonestiCs

on the remnant tables in large guam
titles. Every piece here represents
a good value.
If it would be fair to pick one out
in preference to another we might
say the 1Oc Cambria was leader.
Unbleached Jeans, fine twill, light
weight, in full pieces worth S1sc, in
short pieces the price is 3Z8c.
Unbleached Cotton, So inches wide,
a fine. even thread, special at SC.
Bleached Jeans. extra heavy, good,
steady thread, for Slsc.
Fine Cambria. better quality than
Lonsdale, but not so wide, for 1Oc.
Unbleached sheeting, ga wide, spe-
cial. 17c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-02
BRICK STRUCK
WRONG Man.
Il Was. Thrown at the Umpire,
but Hit Policeman in
the Face. s
(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. ND, May The game
TODAY between Baltimore and Boston
ended in row, which. oue LOT me III
reference of the police, might have re-
suited seriously for Umpire Sheridan. In
the last inning Mr.. Sheridan refused 70
allow McGraw his base after having :, oe e,s,
i was claimed. hit by a pitched nall. I he
.,,.o,ous protest offered by tbs niii.t.:er
o. the Baltimore team resulted IL. LIS
being ordered to the bench, a { which Tie
occupants of the bleacheries took excep-
ton.
At the conclusion Of the game the crowd
surred into the field and surrounded the
umpire menacingly. One man threw
brick, which went wild of its mark and
cut the face of a policeman who was
trying to protect Sheridan. He was Tin
slIy escorted from the grounds without
Sustaining bodily harm.
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YORK-RIvER LINE, vrs "a POINT
ruE FAvoHITE ROUTE NORTH.
IEAVE RICHMOND.


LEAVE RICHMOND.
40 p NJ No. l6. Baltimore Limited. daily.
90 snndays for West Point. connecting at
e1Crp' roint with steamers for Baltimore und
WeSt r;rer landings. Mondays. Wednesdays AMI
1etS Connecting at Lestr Manor with stage
+ f lldo iSSa,terton and TappahannocS Tuesday.
murray NJ. No. 10. Mondays. Wednesdays and
r-Saa2s local express for West Point and inter-
flluun, STATIONS. Connects with stage at Lester
M ,la.e Tor WaIkerton and Tappahannock.
ht Fon NJ No. "A. LEGAL mixed, leaves daily.
o:ut Sunday for West Point and intermediate
e aScpr connecting with stage at Lester Manor
s.s IVA 1VaileTton and Tappahannock-
ZOE TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ok NJ daily. from West Point. with con-
,estion from Baltimore. Wednesdays. fridays
snn az: a5 4. NJ. no. o. Wednesdays and Fridays.
tis p NJ daily. except Sundays. from West
point and intermediate stations.
fo I1 nnr ieaye West Point Mondays wednes-
DAYS and Fridays at $50 2. n. arriving Pals!
more $3.50 A. NJ
se''e G. ". WESTBuRY.
District Passenger Agent,
go E. Main Street. Richmond Va
1T7vH s. II. HARDWICk,
General Passenger Agent.
c. n. ACkERT.
General Manager. Washington. D. @.