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New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Bermuda Islands.

city oe New-York. T2d-s. No 2ls West; equal
lien: due February 10. 1907. per cent 5000
Kelly Oven p TO Iso r of Anstsran
ave: / year. 4is per cent go"
Kepan. 'Joseph. to Tftle GTsrantes S ,o and Iruse
cages years. cent each 1s.ooO
Same Ellen Mulhare. same propsrty: z mort -.
Brogan Construction Company to irvinr savings
ST: lr'i'St8 years tls per 1ssOO
Hcise. Anna T. to Eagle Insurance Company.
77th-st 200 Il e Of Amstsrdam-ave; also
7Tth-st zoe II OF Amsterdam-avs; all
strese MarEareths. to Title Guarantss and Trust
Company Crotona Park South corner Gin -
year. Oer cent. 4Ooso
Company lots 266 and 26T map Underclir Ter
race. Morris Heights LOoo
pany. 1st-ave No $500; years. per cent. 1900
F1eury Nicholas to T1tle Guarantee and Trust
BachracS william ana snotSse ~ NnS1IstUs ~
Gurnee. Ridse-st Nos % and "a; years. ah -
Same TO Pincus Lowenfeid and another same
property; prior mortgage $4,000; years,
stevens Elizabeth W. ana another 10 Tits Guar
antee and Trust Company. Stanton-st. No
III. e corner LudiOw-st. No 1S2 to 100: aisO
Spence James b. to AIsxander thompson. lots 'N'V0
10 and 1S map $50 lots ThOmpson-FtOss estate
Kresner. Lewis to IAius Grace et al trustses
HsnTy-st No los to 100, n 3 corner Piks-st
Crescent Mercantile and Realty Company 20
Marianne RoseaEwsg. l2eth-st. No 2Si to 255
Mechanics ana Traders Reat Ss - 5000
ert McGll. esth-at Nos 60 ana 90 East vsar,
Wood Harry ". TO Lawyers. Ti,ie Insurance '''''O
Company, Va 1850 81. & + :: 20 II Of Amsterdam
HeckeI. frederick G. g GeriaI Saving, RsDk l0''oO
q 30 - ss . year sent $4,000
Company. esth-st No 2ai west-..-e.... lsooo
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Bryan I. Kennedy. - 10 81 stanton-st. cor
Orchard-st - 6X75, 6 story rs and stores e1-
sale Jacob for $ls2 $50 l35 ana l5s Nor
to.E-st. corner of StantOE-st bU1ois story
ten h with stores; executors sale 70 ~ lazarus.
10 SII.C0U A36-sJ 5. 90 II OF FarA-
ave Isxl02 Q story Il dwg h executors sale, TO
II W!naus Nay for $4,000 Queens County--Dodgs-
ave = Oceau-ave Oceanus PARK, Rocksway Beach.
plot 50IiS5. onehaf INTEREST," executors sale; estate
% Cohen deceased, withdrawn. sold at private safe.
252 40h-st 24ls q of sfh-aye 20 Ix9s o. story
H. administrator sale. to kempner i9r Sl6to0 Us
I59th-st 90 - Il oI Thlrd-ave 636IX x56 9eH
IS. STORY frame DWELLING; voluntary sale TO NJ d
Brown for $1l.5U1.
BY Charles 4 BeTytau; 60 70 A Jaekeon-st, n cor
Cherry IU0x50: story bk hs. Catherine Niemann
Kate Browning al Carney. atty. w L Turner.
rey; partition. to W Nieann party in interest for
So. 20
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
OVER ss.OoO,OOo GOLD COMING HERE
Treasurer Roberts Advised Of Large Ship.
ments from Australia and Japan.

Washington. Oct 5.-United States Treasurer
Roberts has received advices OF the probable ar
rival San Francisco within the next few days OF
50 900 In Australian gold sovereigns and ssS oO
A. japanese yen from Yokohama. and has granted
authority for the deposit OF this foreign gold IN
San Francisco for telegraphie currency credit IN
New-YOrk- There IS nothing unusual IN the de-
poeit of foreign gold at san Francisco. but this
season of the year largest share OF the imports
has usually come from the European money cen
tres direct 10 NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
REPORTED LEASES.

Coanfelt & stickney have leased for Dr. George
V. Foster No. 844 Lexiugton-ave. for a term OF
years. The owner will make extensive repairs
They have also leased an apartment at NO Ioz East
Thirty-ffth-st.. for two years, TO Z. G. Anthony
Nichols &, Iunnn1is have leased No. 1S7 Madison
for a term of years for Miss Cameron. a
daughter of the late Sir Roderick Cameron. me
house adjoins the northeast corner OF IhirtS-
fourth-st- and Madison-ave-
l.. Klinger & Co. have leased for clients NOS ga
and 326 East Observation-Disclosures two
six story tenement houses, for five years. at an
aggregate rental Of S42 600.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

Dr. Tau! Nathan. president of the Jewish Aid
Society, Berlin. has sent the following cable dis
pstch TO friends IN This city:
on account OF TIE fight Of the German steamship
INES WIN the tunsrd Line. travelling through Ger
many has been made impossible 10 all coreligion-
lists eIngrat tins from the East and provided with
R-undrc tickets. Refusal Al the German control
stations proves great calamity re-entering Russia
being frequently impracticabie
our negotiations with steamship lines Is so far
without result As many tickets are sent from
America, accompanied by travelling directions. We
request most urgent warning through American
ana Jewish press for emigrante with Cunard tick
cts not 20 pass Germany. Mast 20 via IAbau or
Rlune.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
G. P,s STOCK INCREASE VOTED.

Montreal. Oct Sat the annual meeting OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company held to-day Il
was decided to increase the capital stock by
s25500o0o worth Of bonds of which SlssO0OoO is 20
be issued az once President Shaughnessy an
noUnced that two new passenger steamers were
20 be built. aid that the wheat crop OF the West
Nocld be satisfactory. The following retiring d.
rectors were reelected for four years: Sir San
ford Fleming OF Ottawa; George R. Harris. OF
Boston. n. n Matthews Of Toronto. and Sir
George z. Drummond. OF Montreal
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
NEW BUILDING pI ANs

Horatio-st Nos 90 and Is: for a .ir ,,0-,, 49,.
dathouse 4O.11x146: Union Cosss-Isessty seSty orioS
Realty Company. Brooklyn. owner: sarnsts,o - .
Cherry-st Nos epi and 50s; for ~, =
nathouss and stores. toS17o.ax irrsxuI.g y,cN p,N
Ger baum. e"h'fs' 6srnstsin 8 nernsts,n
Architccts ..ss-s~sss s.s,s.....-
ST Nicholas Place 6. 1870 ii az i5c1t
Edgecombe-ave. " .. 2se.IO n ~ fxn,,h - -.
Tor two six story brick nathouse. a. 5qSsr ~ ~
Central Building and Improvarasn, Tn,.x Tx.ao.sla.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
LARGE PEARL-ST. DEAL
Upper East Side Building GiUen in
Part PdYment.

Ono OF the principal transactions reported yes
terday was the sale by the Charles F. Noyes Com
pany for Henry c. Swain 10 AbTam NJ Clon-
ney, No 81 Pearl-st-. a FIVE story and basement
building oOxlOJ feet, about 20 feet north OF Ferry
St This building was leased by the same brokers
in 1903 70 the Central Foundry Company for n long
term OF years. Mr.. Clonney Geves in part pay
ment No. COO East One hundred-and-t thirty tn
st 4Oy1OG
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By d PhGntx Ingraham Co: Mott-avs. . cor
l5sth-st. 713l land Of and Henry Morrl@
223 II 10 OF Sheridan-ave. 1910 to Of spring
K 53T 9 20 Of 15Sth-st 25I.3. story dWS Z
ana vacant, Broadway savings Institution agt . SS
al: Z Kelly. atty; Leslie. ref, amount dues
&125.04l Of; taxes, etc $4,000.
b. Herbert a sherman: 2a-ave. corner lItlh-sS
IS 5X9O action 1; Equitable Life Assurance Society ast
NJ Oliver and another; W Butts atty; } haroT'
ref. amount due. SII00O. taxes. etc. $50 a.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
AGAINST w. "a. cALpwgLL's PROPERTY

Justice Lrentrt yesterday granted attachmeut os
t.o4lo - against property Of William A. Caldwell
resident of Washington IN favor OF Albert NJ Cuensr
surviving partner of The firm of e. F. Jayne & Co. On
niDs notes deputy sheriff served copy attach
rent on thlra party. Us rsndens flied against
aewe interest u easeholds al Noe SO8 snd sos Vest
tsitaentsi, Nos q and 90 Eghtfave and ths f1uth-
sess Garner of AiShth-sve and Elfto.rff,-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
TO IMPROVE UPTOWN PLOT.

r. / Browns Sons have sold. in continuation with
William J. Roome. for Mary E Condor. vacant
plot 10Ox100 feet on the south side OF One-hundred
and-eighty -fourth-sL. 100 feet east OF FaIA-'''e
The plot will be improved.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
CHOICE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS.

Herbert A Sherman has sold for the Century
Realty Company to W. Brenton yelling NO 0.
East Forty-ninth-st., a four story dwelling house
on a lot 2Oxl00.5 feet
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
CITY GETS A TITLE.

The city took title yesterday to parcel. aSx
1221 feet at the southeast corner OF One
hurdred-and-eigh ighty-frst-st. and Boston Road, and
10 another parcel, 53Sx1S2 2x41x13s1 feet at the
northeast corner of One-hundred- d-and-eightleth-st
and Boston Road for an expressed consideration OF
SS5.6Sl p.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Andrews-ave.. east side. Sl2 feet south OF One
hundred ud-eight ty third-st. two-story and attic
frame dwelling, 34x35; Philip NJ. Somer. owner:
William S. Schwanawede architect; $1,000.
Thirteenth-st, south side, 155 feet east Of Avenue
B. Unionport; two-story frame, 2lx52; r. kim
fielder owner, z. Ebeling. architect: A5O0.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l2,h-st No 80 East. 25xloa q P5niD Braender to =,
Faank seitz 70 Philip BTaender' mortgage,
Boston Road $ corner lslst-st 2o5xla2 i1269ix
422 l e Boston Road E eorner isothCsi st 53sE
& &uoa Company . ely OF SeTr4oFs SS't
the jiaines-Roberts Company 70 William
schmuIts. raortEaEe So. 0Oo. ...-..........::.
he t.ages.I2oeEts 3 Company to W. William dSn
hTuindiec@ ana 9Hotaer. ins2FIsase $500
Is 3x6o5 >; John Z Thrag 70 Nellie Cotter 200
Ich to Bertha Funpier: quit claim .Norpir
iioGberE ct al TO Louis Wenstein; mortsage.
watsr"s 10. GA and si6 ~ s.s5 11x4s Ixes
Joseph JersSi 10 Lewis KIulewitch Nonin
'sR m Eq5sH7st d %os 3 P54 I3 Il dse6 81
70 Henry Bursng' mortgage. S27oO. c:.....::.
Phebs a Carpenter 70 Isidore jackson and an
other. mortgage S6,o%c0 100 o g g ana ,
wittner TO Charles Rosenthal and another
Brook-ave W 5. sos It Of l45th-st Oi.19o
Ellen Malhare e Joseph x KaPlsn Nomir
l42I-st n $. $50 X Of Wiliis-ave. 25xloo; Julia
Wittschen and another 10 Louise Schwartz:
1429-st. $ a75 n Of ws-avo. 25xioo: Anna '0''
II Wittschen et al executors to Louise
7$d-st No ii West 2o1lo22: William " Hall 10''
ct al TO Eddy Palmer; o c and: : - :.......-
$50: Walter A Burke. executor and trustee. to
sth-ava Nos 500 and 96i .oiii;r,i;oo
John II scully to Alexander Trust mortgages
$50 600 oss 40 .NoniT
Weber TO FredeIlcA 9taInp- 96e .NomIr
Aaron Buchsbaum to Valentine Hattenler: mort,
gage, $4,000: o and .........-.-........ I
Ansterdam-ays No 564 " s. 90 5xl00. Aaron
Buchshaum to Sophia Hattemer. mortgage
S&4.UpO: o anu ..........-. I
2d-ave. No 2,222. s. % 11x75: Michael Refzksr
ct al to Herman Baum; "a part all title: mort
gage. $17. 900 .......... Nj.
1S4th-st No 124 West, 25x99 II; Anna Hassa 10 'i''
Julius Ritter; mortgage. SIS. 900: G and
Amsterdam ave. Nos 2,lI2 and 2,I74 " 4 so az
100; Robert J Gray to William Zudreele: mort
gage $40 600. o c and ......... '''
I6lst-st. No sos West. 25x99 H. Erastus Treat
executor, to Owen r Kelly; mortgage So 6A0
Bradhurst-ave. 1911 n " OF 1875 9f II %
aobx2lx'I6; Esther Friedman To 4 Welles
1Qlst-st. No "a West 2exlOO11: Mary McEi-
kenny ct al to Abe Bruder o c and .
l13th-st. Nos 500 and 34i East So 4xi0O i0
ll5th-st Nos $40 and 351 East. 80 4xlOOiI
Gottleb Kramer 20 Louis Mannheim: ruortgaRs
,ssc.SS'oN' - = anu &c
1oSth-st. n q corner Walton-ave. 3SxS4 oxaoxS4 g.
Matthew Sheedy 70 Frederick w c FIoeitfs
---o- -e-e-. r---uu o 9 a--o
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
FOR WARREN HALL, s155.ooo

Albert Booth Cohn has sold for Paterno Brothers
Warren Hall. a new six-story elevator apartment
house Nos 404 and 406 West observation-disclosures
f7fteenth-st on a lot 65.4 5.4x1O0.u feet. Otto Hor-
witZ the lawyer, is the buyer. - 49, 40
The purchase price is said TO be about Sloo'VO"
1t is all cash transaction.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

Frank A Seltz has bNught through Jullus Ilen0
from Philip Braender No 10 East Tweltth-st'' an
eight-story mercantile building. 1t is ON 'O'
25XlO3.3 feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
REALTY NOTES.

James r. WaterIow has sold for a client to Mrs.
Washington Wilson two lots in Lawrence-ave FL
beron. y. J.
David S. kalman is the buyer OF No. 2.O1S Eighth
ave. Eugene Vaueno of No. $50 West Seventy
sixth-st. and Charles Mayer of No. 104 East Seven
teenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
DIVORCE FOR MRS. a. e. wooLsEY.

Justice blanchard granted a decree Of divorce
yesterday 10 Mrs. Alice F. woolsey. against her
husband. William c. Woolsey. The case was heard
sealed
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
WEST SIDE PLAYHOUSE SOLD.

Arnold & Byrne have sold for Matthew Nc
&a1nara 90 N c. Henley No 1O4 West oue-bun-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Country Property to Let.

SSEvEN ROOMS: bath; second heer; steam heat; y
- minutes ferries: ADULTS SIS Is PaliS&de- ava
Jersey city Heights
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
RuYs A BUSINESS eUILpINe.

double hathouse.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Furnished apartments to Le

I-EIFGANTLY FURNISHED APARrMESTSg pss
watts bath: meals S17OO weekly for two. SIS weakly.
VAN RENSSELAER, 70 East 1&th-sts aeaz 6th-sSA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARrN : IN 49, 1919
j.. Vafc bath; meals klT weeSlys TOR I've - "a
VAN RENSSELAER, 10 East ntf-sts neAF o.a--
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

A DyERrIsENENTS and suoscrpsions N'f -
"A received at their Uptown orrcss snts
NO 1854 BROADWAY. -
Advertisements viii be rsceivet at t1s roioN--s
ocnoos regular or1cs Until O'Clock p IL.
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL z.


Carl and Nora Thomas. q Hamilton avenue.
girl.
Edward and Ida Mcconnell . North Beviile
avenue. boy. . ,,,-,-s..
street. girl.
Louis and Josephine Meier. GO Russell avenue
girl.
James and Pearl Lowry, 1893 Bridge street
boy.
Edward and Anna Hutton. $40 Trowbridge
street boy
William and Anna Huebner. SO North Temple
street. boy
Joseph and Mabel Fahnes,ock. 81 North Key
stone avenue. girl.
Thomas and Mary Kern. 81 jefferson avenue.
girl. - =,
Thomas and Warren Kelley. 1l1s Raymond
street twins boy and girl.
Harry and VERNE Fendley. 15G9 McLan street.
oscar and Mamie Merrill, 80 Church street.
boy.
Ben and Nellie Loyal. so West Norwood
Ambrose and Mary Hayden 9e5 South Capitol
Daniel and Ella Finch. 512 West Merrill street.
girl
Samuel and Bertha Fisher, Isl Minnesota
street. girl.
Harry and Mabel Hickman. 1919 Bevile avenue.
girl.
Jacob and Anna Hess. All West Tenth street.
girl.
George and Nina Montgomery, oso7 RAIDER
street. girl.
boy.
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The New York Bank Statement.

Recent changes in the condition of the New
York banks which have brought both the de-
posts and the loans to record figures naturally
increase the interest in the weekly bank state
ments and serve to revive the old question of the
difficulty of gauging the actual position of the
banks from the weekly statement, owing to the
system of making up the statement averages
instead Of on actual conditions on a given day.
The question of the ACCESSIBILITY of changing the
system so that the present misleading elements
in the bank statement might be eliminated has
frequently been raised but there appears to be
no disposition to change even for the better a
system that has been standing so long In fact
some assert that the knowledge of the financial
world would not be bettered much by such
change 1t being said that 10 all intents and
purposes the average system is good as any
other All. however, do not agree with this view
of the case.
Merely that the statement has been made I'D
in this way ever since IL has been made up at all
Is seemingly poor reason why change should
not be made in the system, If a change would be
for the better, but this is. apparently, the only
argument advanced in support of keeping the
present system. BY some the view is held that
after all, the bank statement Is compiled for the
use and convenience of the associated banks
rather than of the public and that, therefore,
the public has no interest in the matter but
this is not a view that commands general ac-
ceptance.-New York Times.
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J. G. steinman. shed. 9l9 West Twenty-ninth
street, $50.
l.. Nicholi. frame cottage. Herbert street. near
Sugar Grove, 500.
q. Gneitt. brick office, 523 Indiana avenue, $780,
indianapolis Wreeking Company. raze building.
North street. near Senate avenue. $500.
Indianapolis Wrecking Company, building,
La Sale street, near Twenty-eighth street, $780,
j. N; kaminsky, rae building. RAIDER street.
near 1hirtieth. s212
E. ii. Hertzler, repairs, SIS West Eleventh
street, SIS
j. T. Byrum. brick church. corner West Yer
South Park Land Company, tWo-stOry frame
dwelling. 527 Cottage street. 81 500
Charles Hartman. addition I dwelling, Sher-
man drive, near New York street, $3.50.
Munger Kennedy. cottage, Freeand street, near
Prospect street, $3.50
Mary Bule, repairs, lois South Senate avenue
$780,
J. NJ Bruner. stone wall, 1916 East Tenth
street, 1926.
Fred Berner, double frame dwelling, Sycamore
street, between Union and Charles streets, 81 166
Fred Berner, double frame dwelling, Sycamore
street, between Union and Charles streets, ST. 1885,
street, between Union and Charles streets, s. 1866
c. NJ. Ryder, frame cottage, 1904 Madison ave-
nue., 81. OcO.
r. E Poindexter double residence, Twenty
ninth street. near Beefontaine street, A,3l0
W. j. Roach, office. Lewis street, between Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth streets $3.50
j. C Schaf, business and apartment block
West Market, between Capitol avenue and ILL
nois street. 500. 100.
~. f. Trissell. dwelling, Kenvood avenue be-
tween Capitol avenue and Illinois street, $500.
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EARNINGS OF |. E. & W.
EQUIPMENT SHORTAGE AND BAD
WEATHER CUT DOWN TRAFFIC.
Treatment of Immigrants by Rail-
roads C-iticised-Namc for Worlds
Fair Train on Il. & L. e.

The auditors report Of the Lake Erie &
Western shows the gross earnings OF
March, 1904, TO have been S3S7, 1921; gross
earnings for March. 1903. 500, $50, a decrease
as compared with March, 1893. of S15O5 5.59.
The gross earnings for the three months
Of 1904 were S1.o9S.249.9S; gross earnings for
the three months OF 1903, S1,12 ,9SS17; de-
crease this year. SCI, SSl9 The officials OF
the roads state that the falling off of earn
ings was not due TO Jack of business, but
to an impossibility to get the cars re-
CURED to move the business. Could the
company have had plenty of cars and 10
comotiVes the increase would have been in
the neighborhood of 10000. instead of a
deficit, as but few roads crossing Indiana
had less trouble in the high waters than
cid the Lake Erie & Western.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, Ere.

In the matter of the estate OF Nancy A. Mon
roe deceased
In the Marion Circuit Court. April term 1901
Notice is hereby given that George &. Thomp-
son. as administrator OF tie estate OF Nancy A.
Monroe deceased. has presented and filed his ac-
count and vouchers in final settlement OF said
estate and that the same will come up for ex-
ANIMATION anG action OF said Circuit Court en-
the I'D day OF April, 1874. which time All
heirs creditors or legatees or said estate are
required to appear in said court and show cause
IN any there be. why said account and vouchers
should not be approved And the heirs OF said
estate are also hereby required at the time and
place aforesaid, 20 appear and make proof OF
their heirship. GEORGE Z. THOMPSON.
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INDIANAPOLIS q NoRTHwEsTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
ceneral onlces. LEBANON. Ind

General Offces. Lebanon. Ind.
waiting rooms. ticket Office and
sxrress Office lls West Maryland street, Union
block Room 6.
through Lafayette leaves Indian
aits 81 n m and arrives at Lebanon $40
- Frankfort $50 a. m. and Lafayette s:35
q. H. second through leaves Indianapolis at
"a -" "a arrives at Lebanon at 1-3l a Prank
-, at' S.l4 a. and Lafayette at 9:l7 a. IN.
lois r,arv hour thereafter until p. NJ. Last car
an MA non leaves Indianapolis at II 30 D. M
io f-,rst through car from Lafayette leaves La
.f,,s AZ Is a m, arrives at Frankfort at IN
las Lebanon at Sis a. m. and indianapolis at
a. a m and every hour thereafter until SIS
80 ast car from Lafayette 20 Lebanon leaves
P'afavette at II rs y. and arrives at Lebanon
al is a. M ~,.
,,ntii no o. clock a m. for delivery the same day
20 all points between Indianapolis and Frank
Ut and until D. m. for delivery TO all points
before 9 o. clock the next morning.
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ANNAPOLIS 4 MARTISsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

.,,r room and station g KENTUCKY avenue.
wsi,.ness r i,om IN front q No :, Ken
lucky az az $50 a. m. and every hour thereaffsr
sn fans ony e 10 q, gas sas
y. m car artinsville and the mex, and last car
= MI so FG4 ns s. anne
LEAVING Nations irst car al $50 a m ana IA
es 4Ss &c iSs m tsr rum. os
until e. a,y5 and the $50 car 20 Indanapoli- and
loosNt and last car leaves at ieso running 70
indians Indian leave Mooresviie for Indianapolis ana
.Sali.ss,ssuie al $50 a m
Martins ear arrives at Indianapolis a, n. A
ESp ,r aenarts at 1900 m. also arrives II s.ss
na. anc DEPARTS at p N
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS,
Poultry and other Produce.

prices Paid by Shlppers.D =
Cheese-Wisconsin, 13c: New York full creams.
1sc: Swiss I6c; brick, 14c limburger, 12c.
Poultry Hens, &c; stays, sc; cocks, &c; capons
12c; young ducks. Sc; springs. i0Q1OAc; geese. &c
per h.
Butter-Choice roll. lie; Elgin creamery. Csc;
state, 2ic.
E,ggs-Steady at 1870.
Wool-Local dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium understandable unwashed, lie; coarse
and braid l5c; heavy merino. l01l2c half blood,
I26I14c: bury and cotted, 12414c; Western. 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese, Doc per Id; prime duck.
zoe per 10.
Beeswax-S0c for yellow. CSC for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Greeu-salted Hides-No. /, lAc; No. 2, SIC;
No. calf. loo: No. calf. &c.
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Marilla Barnes ct al. TO Newton Wood
ct ux Lot %. Kenwood add. ........... 10000
Alfred NJ. Ogle ct to Roy o. Arm
strong. Lot 163. Ogle & Hubbard's
add 10000
son, Lot 81. Douglas Park add -. 100000
George Il. Yandes ct al. to Charles 5.
add s725Oo
Albert c. Kimberin ct ux TO Frank
Nessler. Lot %, William Z. Steven
sons sub. Blk Z. Cd sec. /. Il. Martin
dale's Lincoln Park add................. 115OOo
Jacob +. Schweikle ct al TO Frederick
apolis 5000
Philip Rappaport ct to Edwin A
Vert, Lot 20. Joseph w. Becks SUBJ
Rhodes North Illinois-st. add. -. 10000
James NJ. Sheets ct ux. 10 Pheby A
Cheesman. Lots S. 80. 40, 81, O. and 73.
town of Augusta ...........:.......:.. 10000
Christian j. Emhardt to Agatha Bucher
Lot 70. Dunlop & Tutewiler's sub, b.
NJ. Morris's add .......................... 100
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D,AxAPoLIs, COLUMBUS & SOUTH
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.


Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned
has duly qualified administrator of estate OF
Willis D. white late OF Marion county In
diana deceased Said estate is supposed 10 be
solvent. CHARLES ID. WILHITE
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DPn1hS.

Otto Nunley 9lS South Senate avenue. thirteen
years. pneumonia.
Frances Landers. Mclean place, seventy-two
years hemorrhage.
William y. Latham, 1870 East Washington
street, ninety years. senility.
Valentine KOerner Kelly and Illinois streets,
sixty-three years. endocarditis.
Adelia Roy, SCI West New York street, twenty
two years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Josie Stevens, City Hospital. twenty-six years,
hemorrhage