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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-01
A Recognition of Ability.

j. III. Barrett, who to-day takes the posi-
ton of general superintendent of the Buff
falo, Rochester & rittsburg road, has de-
is stated that his coming will be a great
relief to George Merchant, who is consid-
erably broken in health, and who has done
much to bring this road into the important
standing it has reached, he coming to the
road twenty-five years ago. AS the road
developed he held a number of positions.
Mr. Merchant will hereafter act assist
ant to President Yates. Mr.. Barrett has
been a railroad man nearly all his life,
having entered the employ of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne e. Chicago as tele-
was but seventeen years old. From 1863 to
1866 he was a station agent, dispatcher and
trainmaster on the old Atlantic & Great
was appointed in $50 ma master of of transporta-
ton on the Pfttsburg, Cincinnati q st.
Louis, and later was made superintendent
of the Pittsburg Columbus division. He
became superintendent of the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton in 1880. and in 1882 OF
the Dayton q Union. In January, 1886, he
was appointed superintendent of the East
ern division of the Erie. and in 1891 was ap-
pointed general superintendent of the road
which position he resigned because of Ill
health. He remained inactive for -four
months, when he assumed the position OF
general superintendent of the Buffalo
Rochester q Pittsburg, which position he
| held two. years. After resigning gen
eral superintendent of the Buffalo, Roches-
| ter & Pittsburg in 1894, he became super
intendent of an Ohio road, with headquar'
| ters at Columbus, o. Later he became
| general superintendent of the Southern
| Railroad, with headquarters at Washing
| ton. He remained with this company fol
| Chicago to take charge of the Chicago &
| Alton, with headquarters at Chicago.
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pals, si.4oqI5o; double washboards. s2.5oa2.7o;
common washooards. sLS5@1so; clothespins. sog
65c per box.
ness 2sz q4Oc skrting. 2S94oc; single strap, Ala
45c; city kip. 60Qs0c; French kip. 90cQs120; city
calfskin. 9ocQsl; French calfskin. sl.2OalS5.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. $3.50; wire nails. from store.
per keg, 81; mule shoes. per keg. $3.50; horse
nails, Si45 per box Barb wire. galvanized, 80;
Linseed. raw. CSC per gal; linseed oil. boiled.
36c per gal: coal oil. legal test, 1lqi612c.
Produce, Fruits and vegetables.
APples. Fancy Eastern. per brl. s2.75as: bulk
s. ss per bunch r medium s ". $50
cider.Psr ssl s 50; half hal , brl. $3.50
Cranberries-Jersey, ST. per Blu; IS per bril-:
DatesEewalnut. 81 per box; package dates. 30
Grapes-California grapes, per crate. $3.50;
New York grapes, S-lb basket &c: pony baskets.
Hickory Nuts-Per bu. si25 shelIbarks, per
Honey-white clover Ice per H.
KrauimfsT essk gals So; per bri. 80 gals.
Lenons-Extra fancy Verdelia, $50 size. $3.50
box: 300 size, $3.50; California, 225 to $50 size.
Michigan Celery-2oa25c per bunch.
Navy Beans-Per bu. 81 %.
Onions-$l. 10 per 100 lbs. yellow red.
Oranges-California Nalencas and Michaels.
81 per box; Florida 81 1893; Jamaica. per brl, S.
Peaohes-California Solways, sll5 per box.
Pears-Per bu HQ1.25
Persmmons-Per crate, 75de0c
Pineapples-F1orida, per crate. So 1903.
Potatoes-Home- grown, per bu CSC; Michigan,
75c
Quinces-s2 per bu.
Spanish Onions-sl-15 per crate.
Squash-Hubbard lhc per 10.
Sweet Potatoes-Illinois. s2.75; Baltimore. $3.50.
Turnips-50c per blu. Rutabaga 5Oc per bu.
Old Pop Corn-3c per 10.
Provisions.
Sugar-cured Hams-Indiana. IA to ls lbs aver
| age 13ke.
Shouders-English cured. Reliable rs TO 20 lbs
average, sac; sugar-cured, Indiana, s to 10 lbs
| average. 9%c.
Picked Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork. per brl
| lbs. 81; short clear, per bril- 200 lbs SIS: rump
per brl, 200 lbs $14; Indiana bean fowl sl3 so
Also half brls. 100 lbs, at half the cost of the
brls. adding SOC to cover additional cost of pack
ing
Lard-Kettle rendered &c: pure lard SIC
Bacon-Clear Sides so to so lbs average 9ibc;
80 TO 40 lbs average, 10%c: 20 to 30 lbs average
11hc; clear bellies, 20 to 80 lbs average SIC; Is
TO % lbs average 9%c; IA to Is lbs average lie:
| clear backs 20 to 80 lbs average s%c u to Il
| lbs average 1oAc; to 10 lbs average Ike. In
dry salt i2c less
| Seed clover, prime, s550a6: English clover
S6G650; alsike, S94l2. Timothy, prime, ST. 75fl2
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass, S150M1. 75: extra
clean, 60q70c Orchard grass. S2q2. %; red top
9oeqsLl5 English bluegrass. 81.
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COMPLETING NEW WORK
PENNSYLVANIA AND WABASH M
PROvEMENTs WELL ADVANCED.
A Former c., III. e. ID. Man Given an
Important POsition-Grain Rates
East-Bound Advance To-day.

W. W. Atterbury. general manager of the
Pennsylvania, has been notified by n. F..
Brown, assistant engineer of construction,
that the Brilliant cutoff will he ready for
use Feb. /, and schedules are now being
arranged so that all freight trains
may be able to the route as soon as
completed. In order to accomplish this a
temporary line will be built TO connect with
the Allegheny valley road near the river.
Engineer Brown has drawn plans for a
line that will be used until the cutoff is
ready. The Lemington-avenue arch viaduct
is another big improvement which has been
completed. Work on the bridge across the
Allegheny river at Brilliant Station is pro-
crossing rapidly, the channel span, which
is 400 feet long, being ready to be placed.
The bridge and approaches will have four
teen spans, which will make it unique in
this respect. 1t is designed to connect the
Brilliant cutoff with the West Pennsyl-
vania road. While West last week Presi-
dent Cassatt inspected the work on both
sides of the river and expressed himself
we'll pleased. The first and second tracks
of the Larimer-Stewart cutoff were put
i'm use on Sunday; the third and fourth
tracks are ready and will be used next
Sunday. The cutoff is three miles in length
and cost the Pennsylvania 100000.
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HI. II. Dering's Death.

Local railroad circles and business men
were shocked yesterday to hear of the
death of Henry Ray Dering at Chicago
on Sunday. so well was he known here and
so much respected for his genial ways and
business-like methods, which made friends
of all who came in contact with him. His
funeral will be held this morning at the
chapel in Green Lawn Cemetery. Column
bus. o. w. w. Richardson, district pas
senger agent, who succeeded Mr.. Dering
at Indianapolis, will attend the funeral, as
will John Chesbrough, of the Vandalia.
Mr.. Dering begun his railroad career as
a clerk at Pittsburg in the passenger office
of the Pennsylvania Dec. IT. 1871. After
four years service he was appointed gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent of the
Jeffersonville. Madison 4 Indianapolis road,
with headquarters at Indianapolis. In 1889
he was transferred to Cincinnati as assist
ant general passenger agent of the Penn
sylvania; in 1898 he was again transferred
to Chicago as assistant general passenger
agent of the same lines, the latter being
a much more important position, it car
ried with IL additional territory. He leaves
widow and two children, one of them hav-
ing been married few months ago. Mr..
Dering had been i'll for some months and
the cause of his death was an affection
of his heart.
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MEDICAL.
,DICAL-
BLISS NATIVE HERBS
Sold at 255 West Washington street.
WHEAT IN BIG DEMAND.
fcoNcLUpED FROM PAGE TEN

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE TENN
quiet az Sc 90 Bacon quiet extra shorts 81 81:
Flour IL 600 brls; wheat 142 600 bu corn. SO, 600
blu: oats 200 bu Is 600 200 ori ;,
wheat. g. 900 bu; corn. 5000 bu oats Sl,oo ou'
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Notwithstanding.
ss1ass4sc May ss5sc; cash No , hard .zT rs
3sc No sssse rsa sSs
cenber. SsEc: May. ss%aSs&c; cash., No =
mixed 3si4Q4Oc; No. white. S9lsqioc; NO .. -
G391ze. Oats-No. white, 3sc; NO mixed
34zG35c. Receipts-wheat. 1ss. 200 blu; corn; q:
600 blu; oats, 16, 900 bu Shipments-Wheat E4sVo
bu: corn, 1900 blu; oats. 10000 bu
longberry. SEC; No. 3 red and longberry' sac.
Beans-Northern hand-picked, s2.S per bu; lndi-
cana Iosy beans Ps 6S clover
Straw, s7.50qs. Clean ginseng. $5z546 per 20
Onions. $; 75q2 per brl. Cabbage sl-Z per DBL
CINCINNATI. Nov. 3o;.Flour steady; fancy
sSs5G3s5: family. sS.l0dS.4o. Wheat firm; No
2 red Ss1s@ssc. Corn steady; No. mixed 4S5sa
quiet; No. 2, eoiSc Lard steady at IS. s2ls. Bull
meats firm at SSH Bacon steady at $3.50
Whisky dull at s1-25. Sugar easy.
DULUTH, Nov. 9o.-wheat-To arrive. No.
hard. Hhc; No. northern. 7s%c; No. z northern
7Ac; track, No northern; Sl%e; No
1sac; May. SiAc. oatsNIn Store and to arrive
ssa.c.
TOLEDO. Nov so-wheat-December s7%c
May. s5zsc: cash, STAG. Clover seed-Cash, 81. %
December. Sc. 10: January. so; February, s. IS
March. $3.50; prime alsike, $3.50; prime timothy
ylS7k.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. O.-wheat-December
solsGsO,4c; May, s5sc; track, No. hard
S27sc; No. 1 northern. s1Ac; No. northern. 39;se
No. northern, 75G75iRc.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 30.-Wheat-No. 2 red West
ern winter steady at IS I'd; No. 1 northern spring
no stock. Corn-Spot steady; American. As 3Ad
BALTIMORE. Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ss1ac; December. ssizc- Corn-November. 4sAe
December. 46%c.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 9O.-Barley 1c lower; No
2, 62Qs3c; sample, Sfa6oc
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
PRICES FOR sHEETING AND COTTON
GOODS ADVANCED.
High Price of Raw Cotton Cause of Ad-
vance i'm manufactured Product
Business on Commission Row.

A general advance of / cent was put on the
price of sheeting and cotton goods yesterday
by the indianapolis wholesale houses. This al
vance is the direct result of the high price Oh
cotton, leading wholesalers say ,u,.
Cotton, in the raw, has been going steadily
upward for time and the local houses had
been expecting for some time that the GO. eondi !,
would be necessary TO put their cotton ana
sheeting goods up. There Is somewhat OF an An
what further developments TO expect along TINS
line. but it is the opinion of members OF tne
comes at all, will not be made for some time.
Other wholesale dry goods prices hold very
no falling off in business is anticipated until
the first of the year. when there will be iuli,
II is expected while the retailers make their
yearly inventories.
ON COMMISSION ROW.
The general produce business on Commission
row was a little dull yesterday. "A slight fall
ing of in this business this week was expected"
stocked up full for the Thanksgiving trade and
now they are taking things a little easier SO
they can get back into normal condition.
General produce prices are steady to firm:
The large holiday demand for oranges Is be-
mission row. a member of one of these firms
said yesterday. Jamaica oranges are selling al
Set at 81 5 8 bes Five dollars barrel for
Jamaica oranges is as low price as these or
anges ever d so.a ,b bf ana 's u
Pop corn is beginning to be more active
commodity on commission row. Ola IL
quoted at cents a pound. The new corn is not
in marketable condition yet and IT Is not quoted
oer from last year THIS fall than %a the
a year ago.
SUGAR CORN HIGHER.
Representative grocery jobbers say the price
| of canned sugar in Indianapolis is likely
| to he advanced considerably when the present
| supplies here are exhausted. The crop of sugar
corn much smaller this year than last, and
the price is now considerably higher than it was
| at this time last year. When the jobbers ex
| haust their present stocks and have to go int
| the market again they will have to pay a mucf
| higher price for the high grade quality of this
| years crop than they did for the supplies nov
| on hand. The general canned goods marke
holds firm at reasonably high prices with thu
L damn md
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SEARCH FOR A BROTHER.
Emma Monroe. Of Minneapolis, APP
penIs to the Police for Aid.

A very appealing letter was received by
the superintendent of police yesterday from
Emma Monroe, woman in Minneapolis,
asking him to help her locate her brother,
who is thought to be in this city. 1t read
as follows:
'Mr. Chief-Kind sir: I have a brother
there in Indianapolis. or at least L think he
is there, he has been to war since / left
home and L have not seen or heard from
him for four years.
1--WE were born and raised there. / have
been away for seven years and have been
so sickly all the time that now 1 want
brother to come and live with me if he can
be found. We neither have mother nor
father-they both are dead. 1 am brothers
only sister and would like to hear from him
once more in life. Kind chief, hope you
will please aid me to locate my brother all
you can. His name is Osia Monroe, he is
just twenty-four years old and / am his sis
ter, Emma Monroe. twenty-six years old.
1 will close thanking you for your kind
ness. Hope to get a reply SOON.
Every effort is being put forth by the
police TO locate the man but 1t seems like
a fruitleSS search.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereby. given that the undersigned
has duly qualled as executor OF estate Of
Charles Gresh. late OF Marion county. Indiana
deceased Said estate Is supposed 20 be solvent.
No. coo. EDWIN T. SHELTON.
BY virtue. of a certified copy OF decree to
me directed from the United States Circuit
Court fer the District OF Indiana, / will on
wednesday. December Q. 1903 between the
Ut the door OF the courthouse OF Marion county,
Indiana oner for sale at public auction the
rents and profits. for a term not exceeding seven
years OF the following described real estate
situated In the city OF Indianapolis county of
Marion and State OF Indiana. wit:
Efxty-hve t6o) feet OF OF the west ends of
lots mum ered one CD. two CD ard three (s) In
Downeys Arsenal Heights addition to the city
of indianapolis
And. upon failure 10 realize a sum sufficient
- satisfy said decree. interest ana costs will
ss the ssnne time and place. and Ia like manner
oner FOG sale the fee simple OF said real estate
Ordered 10 be sold at the suit OF Carl Reese
W JohE b. Cleveland et al, cause No. 1915
0afd property il to be sold for cash. as lands
are sold upon execution. without relief from
valuation and appraisement laws and subject
ouJs 90 statutory redemption.
EDWARD DANIELS. Master In Chancery.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov g. 1903
I.ctus 3. Swift. Solicitor Of Complainant
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION COMPANY.

Effective Sunday; Nov. l. 1905
Local trains for Anderson Muncie ana inter
mediate points leave Indianapolis at AIS a. m
and each hour thereafter until s:l5 ana usso
D. m These trains make direct connection az
Anderson with trains for Alexandria, Elwoods
Marion and intermediate points.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie leave
India polls at and IL a IN. and and
D. M. arriving in Anderson in hour and q
minutes and in Muncie in 2 hours. The a. m.
and p. m. trains make direct connection az
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood. Inc
s D. m. train makes direct connection at Ander~
SON with limited trains for Marion
Local trains for Noblesvslle. Upton and inter-
mediate points will leave indianapolis at t;l5
q. m. and every two hours thereafter until lo;i5
Limited trains for NobiSsvie. Upton and fn-
termediate points leave Indianapolis at a. m.
Il noon. $40 and y. m. Limited trains make
one stop in each town between Indianapolis ana
Upton.
Consignments received hntii II O'Clock noon.
for delivery the same day 10 all points between
indianapolis and Muncie; until p m. for de-
livery to all points before O'Clock the next
andria, Elwood. Upton and Marion
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Iron and Steel.

ried in cellar. From wagon, 25c per ton extra
by wheelbarrow, chute or basket.
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron, 2.5Oc; horseshoe bar. 275c: nail rod.
tire steel. 3q31zc; spring Steel 4l4Q5c.
Drugs.
Alcohol. s2.52a2.7o; asafoetida, 4oc; alum, 2,s
pure, ssGsse: indigo. s5@soc; licorice. caiab'.
morphine af pef ssse 10 % Oil SsTEa
mot, per ID. So; opium. 1866; quinine. p. G
EPSON. lxa4c; sulphur flour. 2ssa5c: saitpeter..
Sdse gs SrS@de potassium
45q50c; chorate potash, 15q20c; borax, 9Q12c:
muir, s43OQ4.5O.
Dry Goods.
Beached sheetings Androscoggin L, nc:
Berkeley. No. so. &c; Cabot, TAG; Capitol, nc;
Width, &C.; Gilt Edge. &c: Gilded Age. 5,se Hill ILL.,
d &c. s rssOsrs
Brown sheetings-Atlantic A, &c; Argyle. &c;
Boot c. SIC; Bucks Head. eSc; Carlisle. 40
Great Falls J. SIC; Hin Fine. 7lsc Indian Head
&c; Pepperell r. &c; Peppereli. 1O-4. &c: An
Prints-Allen dress styles. SC; Allen TR. 4xc;
Allen robes &c. American indigo. SC: Arnold
fancy Ss aney &C. pnss
and puppies. 5tsc; Pacific fancy, &c; Simpsons
Simpsons oil finish &c. American shifting Hl 9se
black white, 4s.c' grays 4*c.
KID finished cam6ricsEdwards 4c Warren
Tickngs Amoskeag AGA. I1hc; Conestoga
earais ACE e HamtoS aS ofa,s K
mono fancy l7c; Lenox fancy. 1sc; Lenox Xxx.
uuehanna e sheiueket s% &C. sSs
F. 6hc. Swift River. 5i1c.
:. Grain Bags Amoskeag. s4-5o: American.
Ginghams - Amoskeag SIC; Amcskeag dress
INC: Lancaster. 6iec; Lancaster dress, nc; Toll
Spring patent. s5.s5 per brl: winter wheat pat
ent. in brl. $3.50 straight grade 81 10 in bri; low
wheat flour, IS per Srl; graham. s48l2S per brl.
Groceries.
coree-Good. sal2c; prime. 1eal4c: strictly
Java. 2sq32c. Roasted-old Government Java.
s25sgssc: finest Mocha and Java 2sQSOc: Java
Package coffee-City prices: Ariosa. IS 75c; Lion,
10. 75c Jersey 10 Zoe; Caracas 1o.?5c: Dutch
10. zoe; Gates's blended Java. 1o75c; Climax Java
blend 10. 75c.
easIenI ess oa ry'sa snsss Sob
xxx powdered, $500; standard powdered
I package fu 5isd: srsnaated sIb paeHase 5se
standard fine granulated, bags or brls 477c;
fldgeWood "A. prls. 4ozc. Pnoenlx A, brlS, 4.0Ic,
Empire A. 4.52c; Ideal ex c. 447c; Windsor ex
c, 4t2c; Rdgewood ex G. 437c; 10 yellow, 427c
16 yellow, 4-12c; New Orleans dark &c.
Molasses Syrups-New Orleans molasses
fair to prime, 2s432c; choice. 3s442c: syrups. q
Q3oc
Salt--In car lots, sOQs5c: small lots 90d95c
Spices-pepper. 17c allspice. 15filsc; cloves. I.
9lsc; cassia, 154lsc: nutmegs. 50ueoc per Id.
Rice-Louisjana, 4hQ6c; Carolina, 6iz4Sizc
Shot, 81 as e o. per r bag for drop
| Wood Dishes-No. l. per 1000. S.sod2: No. z
s212.2o No 3. s2-2oq2.3O: No. 5. s2soqs
Twine-Hemp, i24isc per Id; wool. sqioc; flax
eoa3ec; paper. l5c; jute. lzGl5c cotton. 1Sd25c.
| Workmanship. I tubs. s6q7: No. fubs. 3
@6: No. tubs. s4Q5; S-hoop pails s1.6s; 2-hooI
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INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsvitLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

waiting room and statf,n, a. Kentucky avenuoL
r,t-st car leaves from IN front OF No. a. Ken
.ucky avenue for Martiksville and intermediate
stations at $50 a. m and every hour thereafter
on the hal-hour mark until o.s m Ine
7.s0 ID m car runs only 10 Mooressiile. the 80
car runs to Martinsville and the next and lask
car leaves at II 30 y. m, running 10 Martins
VILE. - .....
Leaving Martinsvile Cor indianapolis and In.
termediate stations. frat car az $50 a and
every hour thereafter. on the forty minute mark
until $40 p. m. The s;s y. m: car runs only %
Mooresville the $40 car 70 Indianapolis and the
next and last car leaves a, ie:4o running 10 In
dianapolis- -
Martinsyflle at $50 a "A.
Express car arrives AZ Indianapolis a To
n m and departs at 30 O. also arrives a.
las o. m. and departs Of $40 y m
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-Nov. 80.


Robert and Phyllis Foster. 2z11 Martndale
avenue. boy.
William and Viola siivage. $40 Graceland ave-
nue.. boy.
John and Lutz, 60I ElwOod street girl
]. K and Bertha Mitchell. $50 Holmes avenue
girl.
II. l. and - Davis. Emerson place. boy.
John and Josephine Mears. 1222 Shepard street.
Erl.
Patrick and Della Boxiey. 1855 Roosevelt ave-
nue.. boy.
street girl. -
Louis A and Hettie Carver. 231 East st.
Joseph. street. boy.
Hugh and Katherine Maury, A Lexington
fats boy.
Joseph e and Bessie Potter, 1913 North Capi-
tol avenue girl
John r. and Laura Benham, lz49 Reisner
street, boy
VIII and Nettie Hacker 213 North Liberty
street. boy
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed, lie;
coarse and braid. 15c heavy merino. 10q12c;
lf-blood. 12q14c; bury and cotted. 12ql4c;
Western, l2c.
Poultry-Young turkeys. 12hc; hens. sac;
cocks. 4c; young ducks, SC; springs, SC; geese.
&C per 10.
Cheese-Wisconsin. 13c; New York full creams,
13c; Swiss, Ice; brick, lac: limburger. lie.
Butter-Sc; choice. l2ql3c; Elgin creamery.
&c; state, 24c.
Eggs-Firm at &c.
Feathers-Prime geese, 30c per ID; prime duck
zoe per Id.
Game-Rabbits. si.25G1.5O per doz, s16od1 Is
per doz for drawn; ducks, 81. 40q2.50 per doz
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow, 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Green-salted Hides-No /, TIC; No. 2, SIC;
No. l calf 10c; No. calf Sc.
Tallow-No. i, 3iec; No. 2, SC.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-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 Nov 80. 1903:
Sarah H. Virgins to @. c. Cleveland pit
Nellie NJ Jones ct al. to Winfield s.
Wood. und 2-l5 of Lots 10. II and II,
Lewis d. Lewis sub. William Hanna
Marion Trust rust cQ%Ra1 ,s T FssdSsrv e
Co.'S Southeast add ...,................. 5000
Frank b. Walker ct NIX to George
Southeast add ........................ 5000
Mary L. Barr to Clara A. Heller. Lots
Is g ss 81 S. S. 81. IS. IS to 100. inciu
sive, homestead. riverside Park add 2oOoO 90
ct ux'. Let Is. Blk 20 Beaty's add. 10000
Reason D.. Sanders ct lux; to William
E. Steven sons sub. Blk q. I'd sec, e.
b. Martin iales Lincoln Park add. go, 3.5oO.Oo
a. Meyers, pit of the u, Sec 80,
Henry ep TO- dawson to Robert camnbeii S'O'"
ct ux.. Los s4 Ruddeli & vintons Park -.
Henry aug spann to Robert Campbell ct i'VVO'
ux, Lot 50, Bright ct al. s sub of Out
lot iS5 city of Indianapelis $4,000
Lot Ill, Clarks Sd add West Indian
john s. Go,de to Ballard v. Perry ct al, low "
Lot 81, Clifford Place add .............. 725.00
David NJ - Harding az Ing ct ux' to George w
Joseph r Hun ct ux. to Daniel L.
LOO 90
Fred c. Victor ct to Anna NJ
Veach, Lot 49, Denny's Big Four add. sc. 90
August Kuerst ct al. to Henry Kuerst,
pit of Lot 10, McCarty's sub of Outlets
113 and ia, city of indianapolis. 100
Jacob Gels eft to Winfield S. Smith
ct ux., Lot s, Gels & Desserts sub.
Robinson & Voorhees, add.............. zoe. 90
Fannie T. Sayles to William Picken,
Lots g. 4, and and pit of Lot z,
trustees of the Indanola Presbyterian
Church's sub of Outlot II, west of
White river go 90
Arthur V. Brown ct Alfred ~
Cave, Lots and s. Henry Themes
SUBJ Blk 81 T.. T. Fletcher's I'd Brook
side add ..-.--.---.-.....-.... COO 0C
Frank j. Noll, jr., to James s. Crusa
Lot 50, Armstrong; Keystone Park
add 100000
Joseph j. Ruemmee ct al. to Rudolph
1 Zoffmann, Lot /, Carks LIST West In
dianapolis sub 25ooOC
| David NJ. Harding ct to Olive E.
Meyers, pit OF the IL Sec 3D. TIP Is.
l II zoo. O(
! James s. Cruise eft ux. 10 Maude T..
Bookwalter, Lot 80. keystone Park
add. North Indianapolis. ................. 5000
Dora F. Kottlowski ct al. to Chareis
A. Leeseman ct ux., Lots So and 81.
II. r. Aliens I'd North add ............ l. 200 OF
Transfers. "a; total consideration. $50 s3s o.