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CONDITION OF PANHANDLE
RESULTS IN DETAIL OF OPERATION
OF THESE LINES IN 1903.
Situation ut Pittsburg, Under Man.
agement of Commissioner PralI,
ImprOving-General Notes.

The annual report of the Panhandle gives
details Of the operation of the road for 1903.
The mileage operated was LAS against LAG
in the previous year; the gross freight
earnings were s20O96,S43 against s1S.645, l61
in 1902; passenger earnings, SC, 49,, 524 against
$5,S61,7S6 in 1902; express and mail, g. 4S2. 453
against s2127,410 in 1902; total earnings,
SIS. .S21 against s26 634, 1851 in 1902 The ex-
penses of maintenance of way were $685.
i7i against s., 4S3,699 in 1902; maintenance Of
equipment, $5694.69 against $4,S31. $50 in
1902; conducting transportation, 81, 4S3, 659
against slO.2o7.1O1 in 1902; general. $595.476
against s5o6,l35 in 1902; taxes. sg5S9i9 against
S93l5S in 1902, making a grand total Cor
1903 of SO 27S. 251 against S19960. ASP in 1902.
tonnage handled, $500, 332 tons against ~
660,SD In 1902; freight train mileage, 1926,
US against 9,2SS,016 in 1902; average rate per
ton mile, .O61 against .064 in 1902; number
OF passengers carried during the year, TO-
train mileage, 7,0S3,3S1 against 6615, l36 in
l912; rates per passenger per mile Zoo, the
same as in 1902 and 1901. In 1900
the rate per passenger per mile was
zOS. During the year sixty-four new
locomotives were purchased, twenty
seven new passenger cars and go
new freight cars. President CaSSatt says
there were charges to capital account dur
ing the year for construction. right of way
and for real estate amounting TO $685.
1884, and for equipment purchased, S,Sl6,-
las, making a total of S4,9S1. 1854. In order
TO provide for the further expenditures
that will be required upon the lines from
time to time ia the construction of addi-
tional main tracks, increase of terminal
yards, shops and other facilities, the eleva-
ton Of tracks in Chicago and to provide
for the payment of underlying bonds of
constituent companies maturing in, the inn
mediate future, the board authorized the
creation OF series + of the consolidated
mortgage bonds in the sum of S1O,O00,0O0
bearing interest at per cent. and running
for fifty years. OF this series 100000 have
b. en- issued.
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Representative Sales.
ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO. March S.-Cattle-Receipts.
2s 900. Market steady TO weaker. Good to
prime steers. S.25u5.60 poor to medium
s.. 15G5; stockers and feeders, 81 1904 IS /;
cows. S1.75@440. heifers. s2EslT5
Hogs-Receipts to-day. y 600; tomorrow.
1900 Market higher. Rough heavy s. 25fi
$50: light, s5-2od55o; bulk of sssies. s.. 4Ost
655
,sheep-Receipts. 22coo. Market 1Oc to zoe
higher: lambs l0c higher Good To choice
wethers. s46o95.50: fair to choice mixed.
81 25fl4.60: Western sheep. $4n5.55: native
lambs. si.50ft5.s5: Western lambs. 81. 7566 Is.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Beeves-Receipts
3 2ss Good fat steers a srtEe firm: others steady
SLOW and Ice lower Steers st25u5.o; bulls.
5000: cows. 81 @0f74 20. Cables unchanged.
shlpmsntsi, d Y cattle and s9s 80 SHEEP
light supply. viii sell lower when delayed stock
arrives Veals 81 sou So general sales S5e37 Is:
little calves nominal city dressed veais firm at
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. e.29l. Sheen
a.. %: culls. s2.5ofls: lambs. s6sss 20
Aoss-Receipts a-Sio Market 2oc 70 &c high
Or. Pennsylvania and state hogs. ss46i5.
ST LOUIS. March 2s.--Cattle-Receipts. 3. 257.
shfppinx ana export steers. - z5<95 90: dressed
beef and butcher steers 81 I5GJs5: steers under
100 lbs. c.s0ms.l0: stockers and feeders 81 .
go cafves 81. 1916: bulls. 50. e5a4: Texas and
Indian steers. ;s.Sq4.So; cows and heifers, :.
03l6
Hogs-Receipts. s5ao. Market steady Pigs
and lights. H:75a5 10; packer siGq5.40; butch
ers and best heavy. Sio@ 5.5IA.
sheepzReceipts loo. Market strong Native
bucks. ssa4 8: stocFers. ssels.
KANSAS CITY, March 2s.-cattle-Receipts
Erpor, ard dressed beef steers steady a. 81 =
d7s-z5: fair 20 good steady and 1oc lower az Sc er
GAO: Western fed steers steady at y3.ioa 1 30;
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PATENT ATTORNEY-T. r. BELL. mechanical
engineer, patent attorney. In above capacity
do not claim exceptional facilities, except those
guaranteed by thorough knowledge or paten,
practice, technical trimming. honesty and care.
beyond which special advantages exist. 4!
and 30 ingalls, bldg.
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For His COuntry's Sake.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Not copyrighted).
CHAPTER /.

(Not copyrighted).
CHAPTER l.
Over the distant hills. mellowed with the
crimson glory OF the setting SUM- came the
lowing of a herd of Korean cattle and n
lone jackal yelped on Section %, Township
10. Range IL west.
Otherwise. the brooding silence reigned.
Seated in his tent General Bunkovitch
ran his piercing eye over "A map and back
again. Ii was thrilling race. He yawned.
,,syd t Is gs5tins late; h ne muttered. Il be-
He elapped his chapped hands thrice and
a Cossack entered
Send for Vladimir" was the stern COM
maEd
A muscular. baldheaded youth. with an
upright carriage. answered the summons.
Vladimir said the great commander.
Il want you to get for me some almost
priceless information. Go TO the fortskv
of the Japs and learn how many cannonskv
they have at the present timeroff Also get
the list of prices and discounts in hard
ware Don't tell your real name Leave
your watch and your yellow streak with
me. and gor
The boy bowed gravely and made his de-
parture.
CHAPTER III.
1t was all OF with Vladimir Breakthe-
newstomothersky
His disguise had been detected by the
tough. nbrous rope, with a Japanese mule
at one end and our hero at the other.
What might your name be?'' asked a
ness college in the United States. and spoke
good English.
TAIy name might be Charley Ross was
Nlads facetious reply, but IL hain't."
Nobody laughed.
Well he sighed II suppose / might as
well fess up. My name is Vladimir Break
thenewstomothersky. Ny last words are
L only regret that | have but one name tc
leave 10 my country Anyhow, that names
a peacheroff.' -
The, mule started. the rope creaked and
Evalike. our hero gracefully assembled unit
his head struck limb.
THE END.
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ssockers and feeders steady and &c higher at
sea- %; Southern steers strong and loo higher
at s3.soa4i5 Southern cows. 81 eOn4; nauve
4Z75: calves. g. 75d6
Hcg-Receipts. scO0. Market steady 70 strong
Top s5.25; bulk. S5.10d520 heavy, o.lSq5- -
packers. $5.15d5 pig; pigs end lights s4zoq9l a
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady TO strong
Native lambs. S5d5.75. Western lambs ~ s39
SIS; fed ewes. s394.50: yearlings. A-60qo-2O'
Stockers and feeders s2.15G420.
OMAHA. March 2s.-cattle-Reeelpts, A. 500.
Market steadS- TO a shade lower Beer steers,
S5.60Q515 cows and heifers, 2.I044loi stockers
and feeders. S. 70Q4 20 calves 5000.
Ho~s-Tseceints 20 Market &c higher.
Heavy. s5.10q52O light. asa 2212: pigs s4g4 80;
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900 Market active and
stronger. Sheer. s3Q475: lambs s0q0.SS
CINCINNATI March 2s.-Hogs active and
higher at 81 35d5-S5.
Cattle steady s2.25d4.I5
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c-t~o.'rr '.,t- ef-~.eirht years. e2O7 Wheeler
- e.-.. "a-f '-orr ctipn.
isa.t,,.e ,-'re years. 1906 East
Ne = s;...t .lttf.0 "a
Ne.ie Com T.. ts-.s~l years. Gle Home
place. tuberculosis
street. pneumonia
Mary Ellen Clark sivty-forr ears 1896 North
Meridian street. BrRhts disease.
7 Clara Michael sixty-folr years. 1904 South
Delaware street heart disease.
James NJ. Alexander seventy years 1884 Cor
nell avenue, complication.
Frederick Charles Lexow, seventeen days. 1906
Shelby street, hamilton
Mary Butler forty-two years. 3l6 North Me-
ridian street. prostration.
Harriet Helm seventy-eght years. Central
Hospital exhaustion.
Mary Taylor. ffty-four years. 2l9 Geisendorr
street, angina pectoris.
Carolin Watson. thigty-six years. heart failure
from rheumatism.
Mary Morgan: nineteen years. Madeira street.
spinal meningitis.
Frank Meyers. forty-four years. City Hos
pital. nsufficiency.
Charles Bradford oakes. hfty-five years. 527
Lockerbie street tuberculosis.
Edgar ". Wentworth one month esq East
Pratt street, acute nephritis.
Theodore Parks. seven months, 1918 South Lin
den street. marasmus.
Jacob q. Campbell. fifty years Alcoholism
Z. ii. Bruner, twenty-nine years, typhoid
fever.
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Railroad men at Pittsburg already have
much confidence in William NJ. Prall, the
new commissioner of the Pittsburg Car
Service Association, who recently left st.
Louis to take this important position, and
there is q confident belief that when he is
put into thorough touch with the stua-
ton and its details he will be able to
bring order out of the chaos which has ex-
listed at that point owing to the congested
business. Mr.. Prall has just issued instruc-
lions and is now having blanks distributed
in reference TO the new methods he will
install April /. He is canvassing the sit
uaton thoroughly and is getting a start
as supervisor that will keep him in ex-
cellent shape when once the conditions are
well in hand In conversation he admits
that he has a bigger problem before him
than he thought at first. The railroad men
believe that month under his method will
show a marked Improvement in the move
ment of freight at that point.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Gasoline and oil stoves. IL and Is w.
Market st.
NOTICE-"The Quick Repair Bicycle Shop. w.
A. FINNEY, Mgr, 943 Fort Wayne av.
NOTICE-Edison gold nodded records. Columbia
25c records. THE RAY CO.. ga Mass. av.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and furniture repairing;
best work: lowest prices Phones: Main 21si
New H54.
WANTED-Cisterns cleaned and cemented. NOR
GAN & MORRIS, 703 Massachusetts av, Phones
main 56J9. new 1924.
NOTICE-H F. KESTEFi 6io Virginia av.. sani-
tary plumbing; special attention 10 repair work.
Old phone. Main AS; new. 1885,
NOTICE-Joseph Gardner. 30 Kentucky avenue
repairs furnaces, tin and slate roofs and puts
NOTICE-W. J. BAILEY formerly Of Royse-
Bailey Electric Co., now located at 20I Indiana
Ave. All kinds of electric repairing and wiring.
Cleaning Company will do work in exchange
for secondhand furniture. carpets and clothing.
New Phone 1880
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH %.
Births.

E. II. and Sallie Lefevre. 1871 Chestnut street,
hoy
street. girl.
A. L. and Mary Carter. 53S Chase street. girl.
Louis and Margaret Roehm. boy.
Harry and Esther Blunt, 1888 Ruckie street.
girl.
Brandt and Helen Steele, Broadway boy
Fred and Nina BOARD. 926 Blake street. boy.
Forrest and Della Marguerite Burrows, %
Hanson avenue. boy.
Floyd z. and Claudia Quick, n5s West Wash
ington street. boy.
Andrew j. and Cora Caldwell. 1913 North SEN
ate avenue. girl.
William a. and Jenny Lilly. water works sta
ton, boy.
Gottlieb and Caroline Erber. 1916 North West
street, boy.
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INDIANAPOLIS & naRTINsviLLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

Waiting room and station. Il Kentucky avenue
FIRST ear leaves from In front q No. a. Ken.
t1tcsxv avenue for lfartinsKilie and intermediates
stations AT $50 a. m. and every hour thereafttr
on the half-h hour mark until $50 D. m The 10
a m car runs only 20 Mooresville the $50 car
runs 10 Martinsville and the next and last car
lee Vcs at II 80 =. m. running 70 Narfinsviile.
Ifaping Nartinsvlle for indianapolis and In
ter,nediate stations first car ~ $50 a. m and
every hour thereafter the thirty minute mark.
until $50 T. m. The 80 =. m. car runs only 10
MoOresVilie. and the S.io car 20 Indianapolis ana
the next and last car leaves al 1870. running 70
indiana polls.
Cars leave Mooresville Tor indianapolis ana
MaftinsN ile at 30 a.
E.NpresE arrives az Indianapolis al to.ts =
m and departs at 1910 m also arrives et f.<t =
=. and cc-arIs at - IN.
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INDIANAPOLIS ~ NORTHWE STERS
TRACTION COMPANY.
General Offices. Lebanon. Ind.

General Offices Lebanon. Ind.
INDIANAPOLIS waiting rooms, ticket Office and
express Office 1i9 West Maryland street, Union
block. Room s.
First through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis al a m and arrives Lebanon at, 10
a. m, Frankfort $50 a m. and Lafayette $50
a m Second through car leaves indianapolis at
a. M arrives at Lebanon at 73i a m. Frank
fort at sis "A. and Lafayette at s.ls a. m-
and every hour thereafter until p. m. Last car
for I.eba non leaves indianapolis at II 30 p. m.
First through car from Lafayette leaves La
favette at 6:25 a. M arrives at Frankfort at 7.32
A. m, Lebanon at s:i5 a. m. and .Eoianapolif at
9.45 a M, and every hour there Hter untK y 20
70 M Last car from Lafayette 10 Hebanoau ives
Lafayette at II % p IN. and arrives at n6anon
at 10 a. m
until 10 O'Clock a m. for delivery the same day
TO all points between Indianapolis and. Frank
fort and until 6 u. m for delivery to all points
before O'Clock the next morning. a
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NEW LUNCHROOM PLAN.
Each Patron VIII Review Grand
Parade of the Days Menu.

1t would be a difficult matter to compute
the number of Americans who daily eat
at the country's lunchrooms. In fact he
would be mathematical genius who
could compute the immense number of
lunchrooms But in all these lunchrooms of
the land there is no such arrangement as
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st. Louis man has invented and has
promised to have in operation when the
big fair opens this year
The lunchers sit at little tables arranged
in oblong fashion. and in the far side from
them is a travelling platform on which
pies and pastry. reef and beans and other
counter passes the patron seizes what ne
wants. If he happens to miss the cup Gus
tard on the first trip he may be able TO
grab IL when II flashes past the next time.
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HELENA Mont, March 2s.-Maj James
g. Hossford, aged fifty-seven years for
twenty years connected with the of1c6>of
the supervising architect of the TrefNiry
Department and for over two years super
federal building. died suddenly here to-day
OF Bright's disease. interment VIII be at
Geneseo, Ill.
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Sheep-As usual at the beginning of the
week very small number of sheep and
lambs arrived to-day, and there not enough
sheep or yeariings to establish prices for any
grade. Under the circumstances there is no
ouotable change or Improvement note in
prices. but in sympathy with reports from other
places the market here reported steady COM
pared with the close of last week. and in the
natural course of affairs better prices could
have been expected for choice stock. Most of
the arrivals to-day milk lambs and they
the first OF the season. There was quite a
variety. and sales ranged from s. TO $3.50 for
kinds averaging II to "a lbs. The first arrivals
last year averaged 40 lbs and sold at SD
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INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and
washington streets fer Southport. Greenwood
Whiteand. Franklin. Amity Edinburg. Taylors-
Vile and Columbus. First car at a m and ev-
49, hour thereafter until p. m. The last
leaves at II rs p. At and 10 y. m cars leave
FOR FRANKLIN ana intermediate POINTS only.
Coordination passengef and express car leaves
s;eorsia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
D. IL n d L
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
THE PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAGO a. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY CO.
NOTICE.
Pittsburg, Pa. March ~.

|PlttsDuTg, IA, MATCH y 1q0l
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati Chicago a ST Louis Rail-
,,av ConDany VIII be held a the PRINCIPAL or
Ace OF the company, in the city OF Pittsburg
Psnnsyls ania. on
at eleven O'Clock a m. for the purpose OF re-
ceivng the annual report Tor 1898. electing three
Of service expires that date. and transacting
such other business as may properly come before
the MEETING
The transfer books will be closed Saturday
March &C. and reopened ON Wednesday April Isl
1904 d D. LlGOElls secretary.
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WAITS FOR CLOSE OF TnEATEEs
,D.P.LIs a EASTERN RAILWAY co.
GREENFIELD LINE.
General Offices. Franklin building.
CAKS DEPAET FROM MEllIDIAN AND

GREENFIELD LINE
General Offices Franklin building.
ALI, CARS DEPART FROM .dEhiDlAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS
For Richmond. New Castle ana intermediate
stations cars leave at s.55 a. and every tive
hours thereafter until 655 p. m.
Above cars make direct connections for Dayton.
Columbus Newark, Lima. Marion and Cincin-
natl. ..
For Greenfield. knightstown and intermediats
stations ears leave at 5.5j a. N. and each hour
thereafter until 755 y. m. and csc - m Cars
leaving at S:55 and ll.S5 p. m. run only as FAR az
Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at $50 80 and II - a. m Tor kniEhtstown ana
SIS a. l.. and 2:b5 p. m. for Richmond.
FREIGHT CARS.
For Knightstown Richmond and intermediate
stations care srrive AZ - a., m and DEPART at
geo a m Pr Greenfield and intermediate sta
tions cars arrive at ia a. m and leave at $50
a m Also arrive at 2.lo D. m and leave at 30
-
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N~~-~-~~~~~~e>~~~O~~---~~->~-O
TUTEWILER e. SON.
Undertakers. 129 w. Market st. Phones. e1s.
ADAMS a KRIEGER. Phones 1854 Funeral
directors, l59 ". Ill. Lady attendant.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-C. L. KREGELO 22i-
223 ~. Delaware ST. Both Phones so
JOHNSON, HASSLER & GEORGE s57 Massa-
chusetts av. New Phone 963 Old Main 1880
FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaken l53 ~
Delaware st. Lady attendant. Both Phones All
FLANNER & BUcHANlhN-s2O n H. st Both
Phones GAL. Lady attends all calls for ladies
and children. Automobile wagon insures prompt
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many classified in to-d 49,
In is a
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hpriz OF %
the
to
must the askedab tn ads
of tn pizewin
of the Elk SERIES
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We are informed that certain parties offer
ing fer sale in this city metal weather strip
that is a direct infringement of the Chamberlin
patents We hereby give timely notice that par
ties using this imitation Of strip will be
liable for damages and that we shall protect
vested rights in the same to the fullest
tent of the law. CHAMBERLIN METAL
WEATHER STRIP Co, 632 Newton Claypool
Bldg.
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DIED.

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HOFFBACER-William j., son Of ". ]. and
Safah r. Hoffbauer at their residence. 1873
Roosevelt avenue Funeral "Wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock, at Howard place Church.
PHELAN-Mrs. Mary Phelan. at her late resi-
dence, lO0s Dawson street, March IS, at Ills
p. m. Funeral notice later
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.

Lee MINI and Goldie Cohen.
Frank J. Han and Matilda Wills
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m March %. 1904:
Agnes NJ. Huntington to Harry C. Huff
fngton, Lot 6s, T. T. Fletcher's sub,
Fletcher's add. Also. Lot Is. Levi
wright's sub. Blk 2s. Johnson,s heirs
sons sub, Blk 2S. Iohnson's heirs
add. Also. Lot 2; F. 3; Ainsworth.s
Lot 10. Twinam's LIST add .....:.......... 800
James s. Cruise ct ux to Frank A.
Woodawn add ...,.....'................ 10000
Minnie Dunbar ct al. to Harrison c.
Place add ................. 1880
TiIman A. Wilson ct al to Rose Ann
= nHe p' Alle. 'n pt Of the ' Sss z seq
Lot u, j. X sharpe's Woodside add. $1,000
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com.
Lots 5. 6. I. and Q. Blake's sub of
Outlet s. city of Indianapolis. Also
indianapolis ..............-..... 100000
George E. Helm, Lot 243 Lenox Place :. -
Maggie siegmund ct al. to John G. Nc
R ES3SFs SUBJ R5 3 gud hGs William M 100
Caroline Scailling ct al. to Henry W.
schiliing, II Of the u. Sec 49, TIP
Sarah Boardman ct al TO Lima Christen-
son: pit of the W "a Sec &c. TIP II.
Nancy w Montague to Harrison Ham
iyn, Lots ana 8, WallaceS Sd add
Acton ...---.. .-......-.f....-:. tUW
William c. Svendsen ct ux to John
Blettner ct uX., pit of Lot 81. Arthur
V. Browns South Meridian-st. add 90. 90
William w. Buchanan ct ux. to Emma
j. De Vol. Lot 80 and pit of Lot 90
Gibson's SUBJ Blk %. Johnsons heirs
add 1000 90
Lucinda Marvel TO Frank Marvel ct al
pit of the IA. Sec "a. TIP 1e. r -. 157 IL
De Pauw University TO Harry McCalip,
Lot 4. Blk EOS. Bright wood ............. 1880
George W. Stanley TO Rhodes Burford,
trustee. Lot Is, John H. Vajen's sub.
So n, city of Indianapolis ............ . 500 90
Anton Schildmeier ct ux. TO Jesse Bal
lard yet ux., pt OF the Il, Sec 2. TIP
William NJ. Nefr ct ux to Katharine
Mesker Lot So Ferguson's Hill Place
add 1000 90
Horace NJ Bait to John j. Cooper Lot
5. Robbins * Hubbard's Hill Place
add 10000
Alvin ID. May ct to Cora Nellie
Fuqua. Lot 20. Edwards SUBJ Blk 10,
Johnson's heirs add. Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Patrick Dwyer to Bridget Callahan, Lot
4, h. +. CampbelPs sub. Hutchings *
Darnelps Brookside add. Loo
John w. Baird ct ux. to Albert Il.
Smith. Lot So. Strong ct al IS SUBJ Blk
IL, Johnson's heirs add ............... LOO
Transfers. %; total consideration. .s4s 4s7 IL