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posals for F1reproot Floor. viii received A. - -
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Department .5.-,
tnston. I O'clock Nay then and .ls.'
publicly opened Tor constructing hreprccf floor So.
ways. building Navy Yard. boston s-a
Funds available Sl9 zoo Plans and sPeeiaesons o1 rsa
the Bureau. will 10 furnished ~ ne Sssol
nandant OF thu navy yard named MORDEOAx 4 ss-~
Corr. Chat Of Bureau. May s. 1901
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VOLCANIC STUDIES IN MANY LANDS. Belng
Rerroduetions Of Photographs by the AqIny1 qIllth
- a hoe one Hundred Actual Oblects. VIII
Explanatory Notices, BY Tempest Anoers4;jiii ,;ji
NJ D. +. r. G. s. Etc OciaNo PIP ~
charles Scribuer'S Sons.
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Summer Resorts.
NEw-YORk-
PROSPECT HOUSE,

SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS n. 2,
Opens June High Family Resort Golf. tennis.
sailing driving. Special rates for season
D. p. HATHAWAY Prop.
TIE Ralover. 2 East 18th Street, N z. Office.
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Country Board.

EvARMHoUsE,-Ten boarders wanted; healthrui Ioca-
Il tion: - miles from the springs; So Address
CHAs STEELE White Sulphur Springs. N. Y
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T AXES HoTEn-DelightfqI summer home So mile,
IL from n. Y: electric lights; good service;
outoes Booklet. w. B. SMITTBN. Flemington. N. J.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

South Carolna-aVe and Beach Atlantic City. Finest
location Modern high class hotel; capacity $50 Rooms
private baths. Elevator; psrior
lent cuisine Special Spring BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
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THE O u E E n ,

FTNIE FREMONT Sea Girt. N. J-Seveuteenth seasol
L Special June rates Every full ocean vieJ
S HINKsON WOODWARD. until June l. l. 13O Chest
avenue Philadelphia
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

~A From New York Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA -,
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 al
points Colorado Arizona California. Mexico
&c: Florida. SC. Delightful
c n MALLORY & CO. 3sn Azts.. Pier 20. 3. B.. " L
CLARK'S ROUND THE WORLD TOURS
- leave Aug l. Sept g. Oct s: 1875. days 81 $50 Party
to Europe per "Umbra.'' July 4. $3.50. e c. CLARK
Broadway N. Y.
at A VELOCE'-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing every Tuesday 20 Naples Genoa
BOLOGNESI. HARTFIELD & co. % Wall s.
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HOTEL STRAND, Atlantic Citv. NJ

ocean Front. Freproof. water baths FAIRBAIRN q
WILLIAMS. Owners and Proprs.. also 1884 Broadway
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. n ].
throughout the year. Every known com
Golf privileges Running water In
bedrooms. TRAYMORE HOTEL CO.
D. s. WHITE President
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DED ID" LINE.

s For La Guayra Puerto Cabslio. Curacao and Mara
via calling also at San Juan. P. r
From Pier 13 adjoining Wall 81 Ferry, BROOKLYN
q Saturday May 80 noon
s s PHILADELPHIA Saturday. June ~ NOON
have superior accommodates Tor
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETr.
General Managers. I35 Front St
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a MEXICAN LINE.

~ NE,w-YORK-sOUTHAS ASP-OS-LON
Nsv-York May -. 10 St Paul June 10, 10 d
Philadelphia June 3 10 a m Ns"-1orA June II. ~
DED SAAR LINE
AS NEW YORF-ANTVFF-F F-FsF-PAFTS-
vaderIand. May 80. 10 a m iceland -Ju1s - 10 a
rlToonIsnd Juns g. 10 Finland 20, 10 a
49, oter, ia and IS y r once. 73 Broadway y =
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FROM SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Brief Summaries Of Principal Items In
the Issue of May "a.

1t is announced at Washington that Mr.
Tulloch's charges of Irregularities in the
POstoffice Department are based on very
few facts, and most of the cases are trivial.
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain), his
wife and his two daughters, who have been
seriously sick at their home at Riverdale-
on-the-Hudson, are reported to be somewhat
better.
Nearly half a million Londoners gathered
in Hyde Park and formulated a protest
against the British governments education
bill because il destroys the London School
Board.
1t is announced at the University of Chi
cago that DR.. S. A. Matthews, of Chicago,
cure lockjaw, uremia, locomotor ataxia and
morphine poisoning.
Seven persons were badly burned by gas
explosion at fire at Carlisle, KY. At Lou
isville a fire did $4,000 damage to the plant
of the Falls City Shirt Company and the
Carter Dry Goods Company.
The Pennsylvania Company has decided
to make its Manhattan Limited, between
Cincinnati and New York, with 81 extra
fare, an eighteen-hour train. The new
schedule is of effect Monday.
The executive committee of the National
Association of Manufacturers, in session at
New York. took the necessary steps prelim-
mary to the formation of a great employ
erS' union, with qualifications in all parts Of
the country.
Senator Hanna, in an interview at Cleve-
land. said he thought the Ohio state con-
ventiOn should devote It's energies to the
nomination of a good state ticket, and that
Roosevelt for another term should not be
brought I'D.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF REVIEW.

Notice is hereby given that the County Roard
Of Review OF Marion county. State OF Indiana
1St day OF June. 1893. at the room OF the County
Commissioners. in the courthouse in the civ 81
Indianapolis. in Marion county. State of Indi-
ana. the same being the first Monday ia June
1so3. for the purpose OF reviewing all assessments
and the equalization OF the valuation of the real
and personal property In said county and the as
sessment. review anG equalization OF taxes 10
hear the complaint Of any owner OF personal
property except railroad tracks and roIii1-
property and taSables made subsequent ~ the
lst day OF April, lso@. and correct any list Of
Valuation made BY the assessors OF the seversI
townships OF satd county, either by adding -
or deduetins from such sums as necessary
10 nx the asss ssment at the true cash value:
and in all cases where said County hoard ~
Review deems it ..ecessary 10 add omitted nron-
erty or 20 increase the Valuation thereof BY the
assessor. correct errors in the names 81 -
cons in the description OF property upon tho as
fessmens list and In the assessment and val,,a-
done whatever else may be necessary 10 rnate
The list and returns OF assessments conapIv vvifb
OF the state OF indiana. entitled. An act con-
corning taxation. repeating all laws in consIc,
herewith ard declaring emergency an
proved March 6. ISL and since anended
and shall pass upon each valuation and me-
upon sufficient cause being shown or on i,s ovs,
motion. the mt or Va ItIa ZION =, 60
property In such manner as will in tTs u IN, ahy
ment. make the valuation thereof lust and en,,s,
said County Board OF Review. at said rneetin1
and privileges OF every railroad $500
works. gas. manufacturing. mining gravel rosS
nies Incorporated under the laws OF this S,is
end VIII consider and act upon ali recommenda.
tions made by the comfy assessor
In witness whereof /. Harry b. Smith auditor
OF Marion county. State OF Indiana have here
AIMED my hand and the seal OF the Fsoa<d
ct Commissioners OF said county this 10th day Of
NAY. 1893.
IsEAI-I HARRY 9. SMITH
Auditor Of Marion County. State Of Indiana
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wANTED-Fffteen painters wanted: soc per
hour. II. b. WALTER. .Danville, Ill
WANTED-Immediately. good blank-book finish
er: steady employment to good reliable man
Apply PANTAGRAPH p. AND >. CO, bioom-
ington. ILL.,
WANTED-Experenced bodymakers to work on
surreys and phaetons; good wages ana STEADY
employment. Apply TO 4. w. CONANI & co.
llo2 to lilo Oehler st. Cincinnati. o.
WANTED--Itecruits for the United states Ma
rine Corps. sbled- bodied men Of good character
between the ages OF 81 and 80 not less than
feet inches and not over feet ! inch In
height, OF good character and not addicted 70 the
use OF liquor: must be citizens OF the united
States or persons who have legally declared their
intention to become citizens, able TO read ana
write English properly. well as speak H. No
minors married men will be accepted This
important branch OF the Naval Service offers
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO RECRUITS. as
the law PROVIDES for the PROMOTION OF
WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS to
SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Marines are enlisted
for period Of four years. and are generally sta
toned in large cities and now serving In
Cuba. Porto Rico. Manila and Guam. and when
sent TO have fine opportunity to see all
parts OF the world. Pay from s13 to s44 per
month. Clothing. board and medical attendance
are provided in addition to pay: Apply at u
MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE. Room
201 Sentinel Bldg. SO So. Illinois St
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Miss Mary Wilson has begun an action at
Evansville TO enjoin the Southern Asylum
board from removing her from her position
in the institution. A temporary restraining
order was granted.
There was a serious freight wreck near
Veedersburg the Big Four. 1t was
caused by derail, and several cars of val
liable merchandise were destroyed One
person slightly hurt.
change of venue to the Benton Circuit
Court, at Fowler, was taken in the Moses
Fowler Chase case. which came up for a
hearing at Lafayette. An effort will be
made TO have ii tried before court adjourns.
on Saturday of next week.
Several arrests have been made at Jeffer-
sonville in connection with the marriage of
Miss Annie Estes, minor. Her father has
caused the arrest of the groom and of other
persons who swore or caused to be sworn
that she was of legal age.
The body of Rosa Kaiser, who was beaten
to death by an unknown negro near Law
renceburg, was found in branch of Tan
ner's creek. The postmortem examinat ton
proved that she had not been ravshed as
had been supposed. A negro suspect in
Jail at Lawrenceburg, stoutly denies any
connection with the crime
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Sir George Whitehouse. manager and
chief engineer of the Uganda Railroad, who
has just returned to this country after
seven years and a half spent in construct
ing the line above named, speaks highly of
American locomotives and bridges used in
its construction. He says the locomotives
are cheaper in operation and better adapted
for the work on the Unganda line than are
those built in England. He says they
have on that road thirty-six American and
thirty-four British main line engines. The
experiments with the American locomo-
tives have proved entirely satisfactory,
and. although their finish is not so perfect,
they are more suitable for mountain rail-
ways, such as that road, because they are
not SO rigid and take the curves more
easily. OF the steel via lucts along the
line, twentysix are of American and eight
are of English make, and the American
viaducts are much the superior. Sir George
mentions among the difficulties of the con-
struction of that road the scare arising
from the presence of many lions along the
route. No less than twenty-seven en-
ployes are known to have been carried off
by the lions.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

oOI EnlOh 1OOh1.
Room John l.. McMaster, Judge
Isaac Spillman VS.. Ida Spillman; divorce.
submitted and part of the evidence heard.
Anna Storey VS.. Robert Storey; divorce
Decree granted. Plaintiff prohibited from
marrying again for two years Plaintiff
given custody of minor child, Anna Storey
age ten years.
Rosa Prince VS.. Moses Prince; divorce
Decree granted Plaintiff prohibited from
marrying again for two years.
NEW SUITS.
Luella Yount VS.. William Yount; divorce
Superior Court, Room /.
Cora Lee Barnett VS.. Patrick Donaghue:
suit on account. Superior Court. Room 5.
Daniel l.. lie Feber VS.. Percy II. Morlan
ct al; mechanics lien. Superior Court,
Room ?.
Sarah Midlam VS.. John sIidlam; divorce.
Circuit Court.
Cortney Belle Roney VS.. John n. Rooney;
divorce. Superior Court, Room 2
Patrick w. Ward VS.. Anna Hammer ct
al; suit TO foreclose lien. Superior Court
Room !.
Joseph Haas. administrator. VS. United
States Casualty Company; rent on policy
Superior Court, Room 3.
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sweet Clover.

know they won the faint perfume
That to their faded pages clings,
From gloves and handkerchiefs. and things
Kept in the soft and scented gloom
OF some mysterious box-poor leaves
OF summer. now as sere and dead
AS any leaves Of summer shed
From crimson coughs when autumn grieves,
The ghost of fragrance, Yet thrill
All through with such delicious pain
OF soul ane sense to breathe again
The sweet that haunted memory still.
And under these December skies,
move s'u and muse my ny i idle rhymes Sns
And subtly sentimentalize.
hear the music that was PLAYED
The songs that silence knows by hearth
see sweet burlesque feignine art.
The careless grace that curved and swayed
Through dances and through breezy walks.
feel once more the eyes that smiled.
The pauses OF the foolish talks.
Was the Sweet Clover's living soul.
And breathed from her as IL II stole,
All. heaven. from her heart In bloom.
We have not many ways with pain:
We weep weak teas. or else we laugh:
Anc 's sears aDd scorn as ankle are r S S
But Let me M; , live my s ssIs, n nfs; -
only know the pang was brief.
Anc there A end OF hope and strife.
And thou, put the letters by:
In yea,s the swsss recipes, s shall not pass:
count tts lingering memory
Alas. with Time dear Love = dead.
How weary Of our happiness
We might navs been e we were wed?
~. y. Howells.
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A DECREASE in TONNAGE
LOADED CAR MOVEMENT 442 LESS
THAN IN PRECEDING WEEK.
Strong Syndfcates Working I'm Greater
Harmony. as shown by Recent
observation-disclosures Notes.

The train records show that more than
the average tonnage of freight is still run
ming over Central Traffice Association
lines, and that the earnings Of this month
will be record-breaking. exceeding those of
any May in the history of indianapolis
lines. The business is carried at better
rates than have prevailed at any time in
some years. There has been plenty of busi-
ness for ali lines. Eastern roads have suf-
fered somewhat through the light move
ment of grain for export via Eastern sea-
board points, but this has been more than
overcome by the increase in west-bound
traffic. most of which is carried at higher
rates, consequently the trunk lines are now
making excellent earning exhibits. The
older of the traffic officials state that they
have never before known freights to be
carried on strictly tariff rates to the extent
they have been and now are moved. So
Letting freight agents no longer have to
talk rates. as shippers know what they are.
and the question is, How soon can we get
cars. and what time can you guarantee the
consignment will maker" This is much
pleasanter," said one of the older freight
solicitors, than to name a rate and then
give the shipper time to see what rate some
other line will, give North-and-
roads are doing good business, their fast
freights bringing large quantities of fruits
and vegetables North, and immense guam
titles of lumber to the Northern markets,
north-bound business being largely in ex-
cess of that southwark Local traffic as
yet shows no signs of falling off; in fact, it
is heavier than a few weeks ago, from the
fact that the supply of cars is now ample
to move the business offered with prompt
ness, and little complaint is heard on the
part of shippers. The following table shows
the number of cars received and forwarded
at indianapolis in the week ended May %
and for the corresponding weeks in 1902 and
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Indianapolis.

The Methodist Episcopal Social Union
was organized.
The Pigeon Roost monument commission
held a meeting.
w. E. Kleinsmith died of paresis at the
Central Hospital.
We're Citizens was shot in the leg and
William Wainscott stabbed on Greeley
street.
Thomas Noll was arrested on a charge
OF attempting 10 assault Martha Gordon,
eleven years old.
Five hundred Methodists celebrated the
bicentennial of Wesley's birth with A
banquet at the Denison.
Edwin ID. Logsdon, of the board of
Works. caused the arrest of a man known
as James w. Smith on a charge of at
tempted bribery.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


The State Board OF schooIbook Commissioners
or Indiana will receive sealed proposals the
following book. said proposals to be opened at
Reading Primer. price ten QO cents Said
primer to precede the readers now authorized by
law to be adopted by said board
State supt of Pub ms ms. I President
W. W. PARSONS,
Pres. Ind. State Normal. Secretary
Depot. Q. NJ Dept Jacksonville, Ind, Nav
1903. Sealed proposals IN tripllcate. will be re-
storage buildings at the JeffersonviIe de .our
The United States reserves the right to reject or
1SSePI uT furnished on application Inereof
containing proposals should be marked PROF.
sals for Four storage Buildings" and addressed
20 SAM r. JONES, Quarternaster, L. ). Army
Proposals. for Cavalry and Artillery HorSos
Chief Quartermaster's Office, 415 Pullman bui15
ing Chicago. III, May Z, 1903 Sealed proposals.
II o clock a. May is. 1898, for delivery at Fort
sbsriSar Illinois, OF % cavalry horses and 81
rsiiToad POINTS Of - artillery horses Devet
must commence within ten (l0) DAYS after po,ioo
Of award OF contract 1 PnG De COMPETED on be-
PROPOSALS will be furnished on application here
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be indorsed
proposals for Cavalry and Artillery Horses
and addressed to Maj. W. II. MILLER Quar-
termastsr. L. 5. Army, in charge of office
PROPOSALS FORCLOTHINGAND EQUIPAGE
SITPPIIES-ChIef Quartermaster's ONCE Chi
cago Ill. May IS. 1903. Sealed proposals in
noS noon wednesday June igo3 S fdT AZ u
livery al ether the Chicago, Philadelphia on
i;oston depot of white wooden gloves and russet
Tanned marching shoes, conforming TO existinS
srandards and specifications. Deliveries rnusf
Commence prior to July next. Government re-
right reject accept or ALI mo
Tosais or any part thereof. Preference given 70
articles of domestic production or manufacfI,ra
Conditions of quality and price Qncluding in tbs
rrice OF foreign productions and manufactures
The duty thereOn) being equal Particulars ami
blanks for proposals will be furnished upon an
pIication- Envelopes containing proposals to be
Endorsed Proposals for Clothing and Eouina Se
supplies and addressed 10 MAJOR w II
MILLER. Quartermaster, U. S. A, in charge OF
Office
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THE JOBBING TRADE.


(The quotations given below are the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
SIC: grocers' mixed. &c: Banner twist MIXED, Sc:
Banner cream mixed, 10Q11c; old-time mixed Sc.
Nuts.soft,shelled ALMONDS; ng.oc: s 5gsai
mixed nuts, 13c.
Coal and Coke.
CRetaiI prices)
Anthracite. S.; Blossburg. $3.50; Pittsburg,
s5.25; Kanawha, s5.25: Raymond, s5.25: Jackson.
i sras sUeH G1esne County amp AS
slack. ssss indians slack ss,:s; coansiIsv,ls
crushed crush coke, isc bu. 81 per Is bu Bags, Csc per
ton extra. ground floor or dumped in cellar; soc
from wagon. 25c extra by wheelbarrow. chute or
basket.
Alcohol. 81 52a2.7 20; asafoetida, 4oc; alum, 21s@
&c; camphor. 6sQ70c: cochineal, SoG55c; chloro-
fsn% $685. nGso s@s f ss
m moot. psT b S. % Opium Rs aSnne
CASTLE. FRI isSisc; soda. bicarb axa5c: salts.
EPSON 1NG4c; sulphur -four. 2%d5c; saltpeter. s
SSs potassium
einehonida; slassc; carbolic acid. &c; cocaine.
Dry Goods.
ley, No. CO. sac; Cabot. &c; Capitol &c; Cum
berland. re; Dwight Anchor Sc; Fruit of the
Width. &c. Git Edge SIC; Gilded Age sc
HILL TIC: Hope, &c: Linwood. nc; Lonsdale
io-4, 22c; Androscosgin. "a. zoe; Androscossin
Hno,; e. Head & carlisle
4O-inch. &c; Dwight Star, &c; Great Falls E; SIC;
Great ras Ii e. 5 % Zoe an
droscoggin, "a isc: Andro Andres Io-.' 2c
Allen robes. Sc; American indigo 4xc: Arnold Mold
long cloth p. ne: Arnold Lie; SIC: Cocheco
and PUPPIES ssc: Pacific fancy Sc: Simpson,
mournings ihc; Simpsons Berlin sh solids SIS:
Kid-nnished cambrics-Edwards. &c; Warren.
szc; Slater. &c: Genesse; &c; ,,,l. c
ACE. like Hamilton awnings. &c: Kimono
Oakland AT. Sc: portsmouth. iIisc: susque.
hanna. l.lkc: shstucket sw, SC; shetucket F,
'sGinshams'Amoskeae. slsc: Amoakeag. dress.
nc: Lancaster sisc; Lancaster dress. TIC: Toll
Grain Baes-Amoskeae. $3.50: American. sI4.so;
Harmony. $3.50; Stark $3.50.
Flour.
Spring patent. $3.50 per brl: winter wheat pat
ent $3.50: straight grade. $3.50; family grade,
$40; low grace, xzW; granam nour. 0zSQ375.
Groceries.
CofYee-Good. sd12c: prime. l264c. strictly
1aEa ,ssc gaSs
a2hd33c: finest Mocha and Java. 2sd3oc: Java
blend. nc: fancy blend. lsc: Golden blend. I5c
Package Coffee-Cfty prices: Ariosa, 10 &c: Lion
&c 25c: Jersey lo.25c: Caracas. s.75c: Dutch Java
blerd. II soc: Diliworth's 10.25c: Mail Pouch
.75c: Gates's blended Java. 1o-2sc; Climax Java
blend. 10. 25c.
sugar-City prices: Crystal Domnoes, s-lb
cartons. S.25c: Eagle Tablets. 6.15c: cut LOO
s.esc: powdered. si5e; xxx powdered. Soc:
Eagle powdered. 5-Ib bags. SOC: standard gran,
Sc: fine granulated. s.osc: extra fine sranuIated.
s.isc; Eranuiated. 2-ib bags. 5-25c; GRADUATED.
confectionery A. asoc; Columbia A. ssoc: !
Windsor A. lsoc: Ridgewood A. 4.soc; Phoenix
c. l.Ssc: Windsor ex. c. t-soc: Ridgewood ex.
c. Assc; yellow ex- G, Asoc: 10 yellow c. x45c;
Zs,,o.; - IS. = yellow; 80 z ys''s.; &c