Indianapolis Journal, Volume 51, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1901 — Page 6

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PATENT UWYKKSV. It. LXCXWtol. pamphlet or any jrer.eral Information frve cf tharse. r, BALM AND LIVKUY hTAHLESHORACE WUUÜ (Carnu. Trar. Puckboard. lc -1 Clrcl. Tel. 100.. n il i I I I-'l IS IL r, 8T5:VKNS. New btyl Wall Pa,r. Low rrlcea. 1' N. Senate ave. Tel. 2 on iTNXKAL DIUECTOP.S FP.AXK nUNCll.VKD. ' ' N. Delaware ft. TeL 41L Lady attendant. TUTEW1LKII A SON'. Undertaker. 121 V. Market St. Tel. 215 FLXEHAL DIRECTOR. FLAXXEU & nUCIIANAN Llcened embalmers.) Can ship di:.htheria and scarlet fever. Lady embalroer for ladles and children. 22) North ilMH3ls street. Telephone 611. new and o.a. C4d ZsJ. G. K. KK1MKLO. New 2-0. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 221 N. Delaware St. Residence IIS E. Vermont St. (Colonial Flat.) New Phone. 17. ADAMrf & KRIEGER Xo. LS3 N. Illinois street. LAly attendant- Both 'phone. lli DIED. GIU'ELLE Mrs. Georgia E. Grut-He died at her reiln.. 1324 Villa, avenue, at 7:2U p. m. Thursday, Feb. 8, 12;1. Funeral at her res i Je nee Monday, Feb. 11, at ? p. m. Friends Invited. , Fl'XL'UAL NOTICE. BRADLEY Jaraes L. Praller, aged eighty-two years and eleven ninths, died at his late residence. ' Tu Capitol avenue North, Feb. i, at ll:3i p. rn. Funeral at residence Monday, Feb. 11, at 2 p. m. Uurial at Crown lllll. CllLItCII NOTICES. Christinn. THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thirteenth street and Ashland avenue. Carlos C. liowllson. pastor. Sunday school, 9:1- a. m. Morning service at lO:X with sermon by A. L. Orcutt. C. K. meftlnK at 6:li. Th evening meeting at IUI0 will be a sons service, conducted by the choir of forty voices. Strangers are cordially icomed to the services. Congregational. PLYMOUTH CONOR KOATIONAL CHURCH t-'outheat corner Meridian and New York streets. II. C. M -serve, pastor. Residence, 1411 l"ark avenue. 9:3!i a. m., Sunday school; 10:4i a. m.. morning worship, with ermon by the pastor; 7M3 p. m., ve?per service, with short address by the pastor. Statu free. All are welcome.' Xew Jerasalein. NEW CHURCH CHAPEL CS North Alabama trc-t. Rev. V. L. Olaiish. minister. Sunday school, 3:3" a."m. Service and sermon. H o'clock. BubJect'Of sermon, 'Divine Providence and Its lltlatlon tu Human Effort." Spiritual lit. THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Corner Alabama and New York streets. Sunday services at lo:ti a. m. and 7:IS p.m. Mrs. Amanda L. O-rman, the eifted sraker from Grand RapIds, Mich., will occupy the rostrum mornimj and veningv After the lecture Mrs. Coffman nlves t Regular Wednesday evening meeting at l.ii o'clock. All weicQiue. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL Insure your property with FRANK K. SAWYER. LOANS Money on mortgages. 127 East Market street. C. F. SAYLES. LOAN:? On city property; 5Vs lr cent.; no com- . mission: money ready. C. N. WILLIAMS & CO.. 31i Lemcke building. FINANCIAL First-ruorter-ge loans on Tm 4 proved Indianapolis property; lowest rates; privilege of prepayment. ' SPANN A CO., 14 K. Market. LOANSTEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to- loan In sums of - HO 115. W, S'A $100, J2-j0 cr any amount on FURNITUR K. PIANOS. ORGAN'S, PICTCLES. STORE FIXTURES, ETC., At rates which honest people can afford to pay. The property to remain In your undisturbed noisnession. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY CALL' AND SEE US. " INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE ' - LOAN COMPANY'. Edom 10, 117 East Market streeL STORAGE. STORAGE The Union Transfer and Storage Company, corner East Ohio street and Beo15n tracks; only ßrt-clas atorag solicited. crating and packing of household poops a specialty. waStkd-sialk help. WANTED Young Men Our Illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in eixht eeks; mailed free. MOLEIt BARBER COLLEUK. Chicago. 111. WANTED Men with rig to advertise and introduce Monarch Poultry Mixture. Straight salary. 1S wefly .nd expenses. Address, with stamp. MONARCH MANF. CO., Box 431, Springfield. III.WANTED Mecham?s. engineers. electricians, firemen, etc., new 4-paKe pamphlet containing questions asktd by examining beard cf engineers; sent free. GEO. A. ZELLER. publisher, fct. Iouls. Slo. Va.TI-Saltdraen to sell our goods by Rampie to wholesale and retail trade; we are the largest and only manufacturers in our line In the world; liberal salary paid. Address CAN-DEX 2d"U. CO.. Savannah. Ga. WANTED Trustworthy person to travel for old established, reliable houxe. Positively no cajirasstng required. Salary JTaO and expenses. EncTuse self-addrtssed stamped envelope. il.VNAGER. CaxtOn Building. Chicago. WANTED Gvverament 1'osltior.si WhT they are. how obtained, salaries paid, examinations required, etc. Regular examinations sfon in evtry State. Clrcuiar 1, giving full particulars. nt fre. Write to-dar. NATIONAL CORKESllXNDENCE INSTITUTE. Washington. I). C. WANTED Bookkeeper A thoroughly experienced clerk. on who writft- an exceptionally gool hand for book, staten"nts, etc., makes nice figures, Is reasonably quick and very accurate, who has had some t-xperience In bookkeeping, is thoroughly ex;erlcnced In general ofüce work In connection with a manufacturing bui-i-s. Address O. O. BROWN, 1. O. Box 4TS, Muncle. Ind. WASTED-FC3IALE HELP. WATIID Middle-agrd woman, practical, for offl- man yr. Adrlre- I !. oh Journal. Wan T E D Lad y U travel in Indiana; monthly and all xi'en.'es to start. Best referer nci required. I'osition permanent. Selfadrtvsd rnvolor for reply. Address TREASfREK MIU'NDY. L-arborn. Chicago. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. "VS ANT1U Twenty-flve ladies and gentlemen singer and dancers for the season; good, rellatl engagements scoured. Tickets advanced to J. in. Amateurs wlwhing to learn, call PROP. KAYNO. 22 Y. Ohio. 0;eu day and evenings. M'.WTED AGE.NTS. WANTED Manager In every city, county, to handle best paying t-usines? known: legitimate, new; exclusive control. PHOENIX CO., 1U W. 3 Ith street. New Yor. WANTED Agents who have had experience calling in tht medical prcf?sin can s-cu;e &-M-iavirg prmart-r.t i;tVns. S- E. H. ERUUT. Idem H tcl English. WANTED Atrnts wanted for new and won.lerful cork puiier; not a screw; riovs not Injure cork and tastly opens bftlrs of all sizes feamil-i i?t;ald. 1. C. HAWLEY, 11 Cham ber- street. New York city. W.NTE1 Pg lu'iney filing vur v-tandie Kiwt-r arc i-rejure anl Improve 1 1 K-cand c-j-ver 'aitT lam:; aljustitle flame: ail brass; ndtrs.l by all ln-ujano cmiianiM. Write STL I'KUANFIR GAS LIGHTING CO.. Kansas riTT. M... Main street IVAN TED Tt.- "AraerU-an O-illd" wants good crani-r Iii evry town and city In InJUna. lliJ.er men or wv.mn. Dig money to thes who ran l-roiiice result, t r particulars ndJre r 5vlVlt. Stat l-puty. Ia ginfirt. Ind., stating gi. r.ar'..t t'.r,r..Jy and a-t experience . tt'ANTKb Agents make per month and ex (riiiM billing th Eagl Tail-.ring Company's iridium pricrd. actually cut and made-to-ordr clottilQg. utnt free; r.a capital rt-qulred; wire lririliat!v for exclusive territory: give refer r.o-. T11K E AO Eld TAILAi:iN3 CO., Dept. A. Vi. Franklin St., Chicago. AVA MKI S A Li: S 31 E.. WANTED Salesmen I't-t and Ligg"t assort ment of premium goixjs on the market. State ref.rencos SIIEKEli Ui.Uiliui,?, Chicago. WiNTED By etatltsh"d lous'.. scheme r specialty nvn to -ll attractive and silalde Pje. Literal and tr.ique Inducements to the trada. H-astlers and high-price 1 men Investigate i 2C COOE. 1 West Atwater street, Letrolt, ,'ANIED By Mxc 1 traveler for Indiana IUtral ability and t.ptaess will count for more t-experience. H'.rh tomrssion contract. t,.ric7 . stfrls L'-x K8ferTce. Band and en-

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TO LETPROPERTY FOR RENT BY INDIANA TRUST COMPANY. SATURDAY. February 9. 1301. Dwellings North. Rooms and Apart1313 N. Delaware, . mr nts. 745 N. Noble st. i rooms 112.00 611 E. Wash st 11. rooms, mo-1 111.00 McLean place, S rooms. m! 40.00 Delaware and lSth 4H E. Washington st, 3 rooms J2-J W. 21st st. 3 room!1 13 S. Wet st 12U E. Washington st.. li rms. mod. 2.". 00 8.00 7.00 i.OO 7.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 41 Indiana av 23.U0 US W. Walnut, 8 rooms 23.00 24 Talbott ave, 10 rooms 2. 00 st 1422 IUH av.. 12.00 44 E. Wash. St.. S'Mli KlondlKe av Schrfaver blck.. 14VJ Hill av Zi Bioomlngton at.. 5 rooms 10.00 V Bioomlngton st. & rooms 10.00 Storerooms. 20 W. Wash, st, 212 and 213 S. Penn. street X35.00 22) S. Pcnn. st PLOO 23 N. Delaware... 60.OO 472 W. Washington 4) .00 74i N. Noble St.... 25.O0 S-n Klondike av.... 25.0) 1243 E. Wah. st... IS.11O 1039 Virginia av... 13.00 21 Decatur st 9.0) 22') N. Spring st.... 9.00 123- Mass av , ".w l1 OuKln st 7.00 fci'j Vir. av.2.J and .W Dwelltngs South. 2S S. Btata st 24.00 211 W. Morris 10.00 11 E. Morris 8.0) 1V)1 S. Olive st.... 9.00 Barth av 9.W 1411 E. Wash. st... 33 W. South st 143 Hill av 1444 W. Washington St 12.0 2 '3 Minerva st 8.53 S).1 W. MX'arty st. fi.o) 10.00 6.00 4.0) 131 k. av l')2G Maple st 7.00 613 E. South st, 7 rooms, ras 15.00 815 S. West 00 NEW LIST EVERY SATURDAY. TELEPHONE 14'. Agent for the Wlllcughby building. Agent for apartments In the "Victoria," Oiilces for rent In Indiana Trust building. City Property for sale. Loans negotiated. Fire Insurance at lowest rate Kavlnes Department. Indiana Trust Company. Deposits received of $1 and upward. Pays 3 per cent. InterestREAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE Insure your property with FRANK K. SAWYER. FOR RENT 2t34 North Senate avenue, 7 room. Plenty gas. good barn. $12.50. W E. MICK. & CO., 11 East Market. FOR SALE Real Estate Double house, well lorated. renting for 114 and never Vacant can be bought for fl.400. SEI DEN STICKER 4 ROOT, No. 147 East Market siren. ' ' FOR SALE Real Estate Vacant lets In Irvington; best part of town; within ono square of street cars; bargains. SEIDENSTICKER & ROOT, No. 147 East Market. REAL ESTATE Make us an offer on 1W3 North Delaware street. ten-room house, lot 4)ilu6. Must be sold quick. A. J. MEYER & CO.. 144 East Market. REAL ESTATEROW bujs 100 fed front on Meridian street by 300 feet deep. You can make $1.000 on this ground by eprlntr. . Re quick if you want this snap. W. K. STEVENSON, 126 East Market. REAL ESTATE Beautiful lot; 5ixl2. in Broadwar, fourth lot north of Twenty-third; gas privilege; cheapest lot on the street; must be sold in five days. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 East Market. REAL ESTATE $')73 buys east front lot. Ah street. Just south of Twenty-seventh; 4.Jxl63; gaa privilege; all assessments paid; be quick If you want this bargain. W. E. STEVENSON. 126 East Market. REAL ESTATE Corner lot. &3xl30, on North Alabama; room for three double houses or flat; only $6.0o0. Walking distance from Circle. A. J. MUYER & CO., Ill Eti?t Market street. VOn SALE Real Estate West Fortieth street. six-room cottage In excellent shape, lot 44x2uO; on corner; street cars right by the place; a perfect home; S1.CC0. SEIDENSTICKER & ROOT. No. It7 East Market Hrft. REAL ESTATE Fine rental investment, lot 61 feet front on Senat avenue, by 2ü6 feet to Lafayette street, near Thirteenth street; asphalt street, cement walks and sewers paid. W. E. STEVENSON. 126 East Market. WANTED Don't borrow money. Buy a home with your rent money, fl.000 home for IS rer month, with a credit of $7.20 on your home. Any place In Indiana. Agents wanted. HOME Any t.i REAL' iTY COMPANY. 824 Stevenson. FOR SALE -Real Estate Beautiful new cottage. six nquarea from Washington and Pennsylvania, all conveniences, complete In every respect; t-asilr worth $3.5OV00: price. $4.500.00. S EIDEN -STICKER &. ROOT. No. 147 East Market. REAL ESTATE Modern ten-room house on North Alabama street; corner lot, 63x150; only 7,e00. Space for double house In rear, fronting paved street. Will trad equity for improve.! property. A. J. MEYER & CO., 144 East Market. - FOR SALE OR TRADE East front lot, 43.9x170, Just above Fifteenth street, one square from car line. Improvements all made and paid. Price, 2,rw. Will consider trade for an eastfront lot In Woodruff Plac? or for ground north, between Central and Senate. Address Box 170, care Journal. REAL ESTATE MeKINNEY-S BULLETIN. QUICK DEALS ARE IN ORDER. FOR SALE. 16 acres. Improved, near Bass Lake. Ind. 720 acres, highly Improved, brings $4,30) yearly Income; will sell on reasonable terms; McLean county. Illinois. so acres, northwest city; fine house, beautiful country home; good pike. 470 acres, hay and grass land. Newton county, well ditched: superfine corn land; $18.30 per acre. 850 acres, Monroe county; fine for stock; Fome very good merchantable timber; would produce 1X bus. corn; a bargain for some stock man; runs to blue grass; price, $20 per acre. $3.0u0 live stock of hardware In good Indiana town. Good trade. J4.UUO stock of dry goods, etc.; splendid trade; snap for younjr business man. $3.7üO cigar store, billiard hall and howling alley. Receipts, $W dally. Central stand. Exclusive trade. Fin residence on Meridian, near Twenty-third street; a very pretty home place. 6 rooms, modern, on Frostet avenue: special. $20,WO apartment building, 2 squares Washington street; big Investment; pays splendid rental. Nie little drug store, $1,230 cash; city; doing fine trade. Houses, country and city; farms all through the Mississippi valley. Country newspaper plant: good town; circulation, COO weekly; taking In $100 net per month. Fine Job printing ortlce: city; cost $1.4u0; sell for $730; netting $25 per week. IX)1 SALE OH TRADE, Fine country opera house; capacity, S00. Good town. ITice. $4.500 cash, farm or other property. 76 acres, 30 acres in orchard and fruit. 3 miles of city, on car line. Cash or cashable property. 32o acres. Arkansas. 80 acres In farm. 7 acres fine, fruit and grapes, near cost, $3,000; will trade for Indianajoiis residence at ll.OC. 0) Alexandria lots, fine ones, worth 12.000; whl take farm and assume, or Indianapolis rentals and assume, or clear country town rentals. Lots clear. 10O Indianapolis equities; will take cash cr trade, or will clear properties and trade for clear arms or clear properties outside. 20 stocks of merchandise and hardware. FDR TRADE. $.0u0, $4.se0, is.ooo stocks of merchandise for farms or Indianapolis rental property. $1.60. $2.000. $4.000. $4.r.00 stocks of hardware for cash. Good stocks, doing nice business. Equity In $l4,0u0 residence city; take- farm, residence or any cashable property worth J5.DO0. Residence Is C squares north cf Washington street and Is a handsome investment. Will be worth SZZ.QW in 4 years. l.9 acres. Improved. Boone county, clear, fcr smaller farm near Indianapolis. 40 acres of land, Monroe county: 40 acres Hand. Hendricks county; 40 acres land, Morgan county; 40 acres land, Hamilton county. Investigate. 12) acres. Improved. Orange county, Indiana; nice residence, large storeroom and f3,50O stock shoes. Trade all, amounting to $11,000, for large farm or Indianapolis property. 2 7-room houses and 4 lots. Muncie, Ind.; trade fcr farm Delaware, Randolph or Wayne county. $G.u0 clear modern residence, city; want farm In llnrv. Kandolph or Ilawre. $ri,C" hn bank fixtures and furniture and 5ton safe: taly farm or rebtala and assume, A good house southeast city; clear: $2,300; for 2 cottages on South Side. 230 other good traces on tap. WANTED. We want a list of farms for sale or trade which He along electric ltnes. We have cash customers f r such farms; 20 to 200-acre tracts can be sold easily. Lands must Join electric right of way. We want to interest 100 men in n enterprise which Is solid, secure and perfectly safe. Requires H.OoO or more. This Is strictly a confidential deal, and will show handsome returns for money Invested. Only men of means and business sagacity desired. We want good live agents every town. Go South. Capital finds a big opportunity in the Yazoo valley of Mississippi. Cheap rates. Write for maps. We Make Quick Deals. J. R. McKINNEY & CO.. 1113 Steveneon Bullding. ron SALE OR TRADE, FOR SALE OR TRADE Hotel, with mineral spring sanatorium. $6.300; excellent location, no compttitlcn; reason, age; furniture included: finest mineral water. Address CENTRAL SANATORIUM. Spencer. Ind. FOR SALE OR TRADE Real Estate Nine-room resilience cn South Side, nearly new, every convenience, bath, furnace, newly papered, fcr rnall rental property and cash to balance. A crance for any one wanting a beautiful home within ten minutes' walk of center of city to retire a t ig targain. st.1 DENSTICK Eil A ROOT. No. 147 East Market. MACHINERY WANTED. VA?sTFrA7fM irg and metal working machinery, shafting pulleys, hangec and belt. Highest prices caid. Write LOUIS E. RECHTEN & BUO.. Cincin nati. O. . WANTED ANIMALS. ANIMALS Will buy dogs, monkeys. Shetland ponit. or anything in animal line, wild or domestic. Address A.MJ1AU DEALEii. Box J13, Journal office. TO LET FURNISHED ROOMS. TO LET Newly furnished connecting rooms; modern. 120 North East street. DCNTI3THY. DENTISTRY EARI TARTS DENTAL PAE-

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TO LETNORTH. 2018 Meridian ... 1727 Illinois NORTH. 712 New Jersey.. 518 Delaware &05 Capitol av.... $50.00 53.00 $30.00 43. 0) 4O.Ö0 1317 Penn lf3 Central ave.... 2231 Meridian 2123 Alabama 2107 Alabama ...... 2C23 College av 1403 College av 1702 Central av 1S)2 Central av 1?)6 Central av 2234 Talbott av 1431 Central av 1123 Central av 212 Central av ?213 Central av 22t4 Delaware 53.00 50. "0 40.00 25.00 33.0) 33.00 33.00 33. 00 30.00 30. 23.00 26.00 26.00 25.00 35.00 13.00 23.00 23.00 23.00 23.00 25.00 23.00 23.00 22.50 22.00 20.00 12.50 12.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 9.00 8.50 XZi East 40.00 139 Woodruff pi... 23.W 33.00 33.0) 33.00 32.50 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 25.00 23.00 ti.3 mutnnic ..... 1'jmI Delaware 20 '3 New Jersey... 620 E. 15th 1013 New Jorjey... 1)3 Illinois 51 E. 11th 2410 Penn 2213 Beüefontaine . 612 E. North 817 Senate av 23.00 4i Illinois 20.00 30 W. St. Joe.... 32 W. St. Joe.... 41 Hamllt3n av.. 43 Hamilton av.. 624 E. 15th 7CJJ Senate av 1203 Newman 1102 W. N. York... 23 1 Bellefontaine 2319 Dewey av 1333 E. Mich 1337 E. Mich 113 W. 12th 521 Mass. av 22S Indiana av.... 318 Minerva 423 Noble 413 W. 17th 537 Keystone av... 541 Keystone av.. 543 Keystone av.. 404 Dorman 220 Minerva 823 Walcott 404 Dorman 20.00 2116 Penn 2221 Penn 2321 Penn 20 00 20.03 20.00 20.00 30.00 20.00 17.00 .16.30 16.0 16.00 16.00 16.00 15.00 12.0-) 11.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 9.00 9.00 8.00 7.50 2118 Penn ... 2133 Penn ... 2207 Meridian im Park a v. vnj I'ark av 27u3 Ashland av.... 2111 Taibott av 2M0 Cornell av 3V32 Central av lf.-t Hillside av.... 1226 State av HCS V. Market.... 25J N. W. av 1703 N. W. av 1127 Lewis 1310 Lewis 8.00 1417 Temple av... 6.00 6.00 11M2 Yandes 1015 Eroadway .. SOUTH. 2010 Meridian .. 5.00 20.00 15.00 H.CO 15.00 12.00 1002 Shelby 611 Douglass 7.00 936 Highland av.. COO 333 Sherman D.... &.00 400 Sherman D.... 6.00 8)9 Maxwell LOO SOUTH. 34 Senate 30.00 813 Union 15 00 1142 Olive .. 1411 Fletcher av... 1017 Villa av 1025 Harlan 11.00 10 Harlan 10.25 2034 Shelby 10.00 2110 Lexington av.. 10.00 1010 Hosbrook 10.00 1531 Pleasant 10.00 1232 Belmont av.... 10.00 8. Noble .. 818 Daly .... 812 Huron .. 822 Harrison 14.00 18.60 12.50 2230 Charles 1432 Belmont av.... 1326 S. E. av 1813 Applegate .... 1S13 Applegate .... 1619 Olivo 1011 Fletcher av.... 1033 East 1037 Hunter 12 TttaJn'e 'av 9.30 .0 9.00 9.00 9.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 7.00 7.00 6.00 6.00 for 12.00 12.00 233 Arfe-nal av 236 Arsenal av 12.00 240 Arsenal av 12.00 319 E. Norwood.... 11.00 142 East 10.23 10.00 9.00 8.50 S.00 7.00 7.00 6.00 323 Ricking 923 Villa av 63rJ Prospect 0 528 E. Georgia...... 823 Mulberry los California 376 Shelby 13 Union 1617 Orange 13T W. Morris Call at our office complete printed list. CY 102 N. Penn. St. A. METZGER AGEN TO LET BY J. S. CRUSE. 154 East Market. 210-12 W. 20th st, ITS Woodruff, mod .... 609 E. 11th, mod 1513 Ash, mod 1412 Ash, mod 2711 BolUfontalne, modern ........... .... 322 N. East, mod 1303 N. Meridian... $.00 916 Ash 16.00 S50 Alh 15.00 18W Talbott 15.00 2717 Cornell 13.00 537 E. Court 15.00 1401 Beilefontaine . 15.00 204 Cornell 13.00 2108 Cornell 13.00 C07 Cincinnati .... 12.50 64-61, Bevllle 12.50 1627 Ingram 11.00 1630 Ingram 11.0) 1221 Yandes 10.00 125-7 Brookslde.... 10.00 1510 Bellefontaine.. 9.00 new, 8 rooms, modern - 191i Capitol aven'e. modern 1 f t 817 Senate avenue. modern 2211 Dewey aven'e, modern '. W Vsrmnnt .$23.00 . 12.50 . 11.00 11.00 . 10.50 52 N. California. 4nt-3-3-7 W. Pratt 2311 N' western.... 101-13 Decatur.... 1C6 W. Market.... 10.00 23-35 Bioomlngton.. 10.00 105-11 Wllmot 1660-62 W. Market. 9.00 8.00 8.00 7.30 7.50 404 Albert W. 29th 818 W. 23th 43-5 Holmes 7.50 1242 W. Market.... 7.00 7.00 623 W. Market.... 1901-01H Cornell.... 1571 E. Market 9.00 8.00 8.00 51-J3-15 Drake .00 6.00 10.00 6.00 9.00 8.00 412 Brillit 101s E. 1027 E ton , 716 E. rratt Washlng31 4. W. 16th 723 Superior 8.00 14"S E. 11th.. 1721 Columbia Mlchlgan... 8.00 7.00 6.00 10.00 12.00 IS. 00 1538 Lewis 314 LaSalls 8.00 1933 Yandes 1115 Yandes 8.00 2029 Columbia 7.50 1517-19 Nevada 6.00 1116 E. 16th 8.00 327 N. State..... 625 E. Michigan 425 Irving 627 Virginia av... 18.00 S23 Stilwell 10.00 10.00 18.00 15.00 13.00 12.00 13 Oriental 15.00 13.00 10.00 12.00 413 Adelaide 737 Fletcher 739 Fletcher 1137 Laurel 1417 Williams 1222 Lexington 836 English 603 s. New Jersey 11.50 1536 Lexington .... 11.00 813 Laurel 11.00 817 Laurel 10.00 1153 S. State 10.50 1031 E. Washington 10.00 601 Daugherty .... 10.00 1204-6 Barth 9.00 117 Leoto 9.00 1022 S'eastera 8.00 1224 Calhoun 7.00 543 Jones .......... 7.00 324 Downey 7.00 219 Downey 8.00 2303 Shelby 6.00 BIS S. Keystone... 6.00 64) S. East 12.00 1312 Shelby 10.00 230 S. East 9.00 S25 Birch 10.O? 235 F. Arsenal. U22 S. Meridian... 12.00 1419 Woodlawn .... 12.00 1 s. State 11.00 821 Dawson 11.00 $05-7 Bäte 10.00 48 S. State 11.00 718 Virginia av.... 10.00 324 Chesapeake ... 8.00 723 8. East 9.50 710 Lord 9.00 1027 E. Wash 8.00 17 Prospect 8 00 IM) Earth 7.09 817 Church 7.00 1526 S. Linden 7.00 52 Bates) 6.00 212 W. Merrill 5.00 329 W. South 9.00 1611 Orange 8.00 721 Greer 14.00 920 S. Delaware... 17.00 43 Woodruff, mod .... Complete printed list at office. Houses In all parts of the city and suburbs. FOR RENT A. J. MEYER & CO.. 144 East Market Street. 810 N renn.... 10 $40.00 , 832 N. Ala: 8 $35.00 1601 N Del. .11 33.00 420 E. North... 10 2352 N. Penn.... 9 2228 Central av. 7 JJ09 AV. 16th..... 8 434 E. Market.. S 824 College 8 1102 W. N. York 8 1223 E. Vermont 6 1025 Dawson .... 6 1066 W. N. York 6 1111 W. N. York 7 875 W. Mich.... 6 1627 English .... 5 23 Bloomi'gton 5 1703 N'w'sfn av. 5 322 Puryear .... 4 81S Daly 5 1008 E. 13th 5 2222 N. Rural.... 5 637 S. Delaware 3 33.50 428 N. East.. 90S E. 15th... 10 8 30.00 25.00 20.00 18.00 18.00 1S.O0 16.00 11.00 13.00 12.50 12.50 11.00 10.00 10.00 SM 8.50 6.50 7.50 25.00 23.0) 20.00 18.00 18.00 17.00 14.00 13.00 12.50 12.50 12.00 10.00 10.00 9.00 9.00 12.50 8.00 7.00 6.00 910 Fletcher av. 8 1011 Ash 8 822 College 8 1638 Hall place.. 7 613 E. South.... 7 1100 W. N. York 8 1015 Dawson .... 6 106S W. N. York 6 1108 W. N. York 7 16S0 Ingram .... 6 162 English .... 5 35 Bloomingfn 5 1716 Blaine av... 7 Rr 7 E. McCy 4 320 Puryear .... 4 22C2 Valley dr... 4 2224 N. Ilural 5 7.00 FLATS MODERN. 724-721 North Senate Avenue. Suite 1. 2d floor.. 3 $23.00 I Suite 2, 3d floor.. 4 $26.00 Suit 1,3d floor. .4 2S.O I STOREROOMS. Southeast corner Martindale and 15th street. Four living rooms, 1 storeroom, $19. 637 South Delaware, $15. TO LET W. E. MICK & CX., 118 EAst Market. 905 N. Capitol ....$40.00 1405 College 1601 N. Delaware.. 32.00 1207 College 1707 College 2322 Talbott 20.00 27.50 25.00 20.00 13.00 16.00 13.50 122 W. Eleventh... 30.00 1431 Central 00 2129 Penn 25.00 138 W. 2Vth 2313 Belief ontalne.. 12.00 613 E. South 16.00 1415 Prospect 13.50 1713 Fletcher 12.50 1107 W. 21st 11.0) 16.T0 Ingram 11.00 812 Muskingum.... 10.00 17n2 Sheldon 10.00 2214 N. Western... 9.0) 517 Warren 8.00 2320 N. Arsenal.... 5.0) 2130 N. Senate 2313 Dewey 1210 Woodlawn 2634 N. Senate 12.50 501 Harding 11.00 237 S. Arsenal IO.00 413 W. 17th 10.00 2124 Pleasant 318 Puryear 6.25 8.50 15.00 4.00 Ill w. 27th 934 Rhode Island STOREPwOOMS. 1110 Shelby 2370 Rader 20 E. 30th , $10.00 623 Mass (barn). -.00 PUBLIC HALL. Mick Hall, Illinois and Thirtieth streets, for lodges and public entertainments. TO LET 2314 Talbott ave '2531 N. Alabama st livj s. East st $20.00 23.00 16.00 10.00 13.00 25.00 14.00 6.00 9.00 1401 Columbia ave 711 Meek st j 119 S. Nobl st 32 S. State st....; 420 Downey st 1418' Oliver ave. OFFICE AND STOREROOMS. 313 N. Pennsylvania st 318 E. Sixteenth st 54 E. Georgia st Rooms in Fitzgerald building. DeMrable office rooms for doctors In building. 14 to 26 E. Ohio. THE MARION TRUST CO. ...$12. SO .... 8.00 Sayles PATENTS. FATENTS Patented and unpatented Inventions bought and sold. LUCAS & CO., St. Louis, Mo. OPTICIA. OPTICIAN Dr. Emerson Druly. Specialty: eyes examined glasses furnished. 23V Mass. ave. STRIKES IN HAWAII. Unions Formed by Japanese and Natives Porto Rlcnns at Work. HONOLULU, Hawaiian Islands, Jan. 30, via San Francisco, Feb. 9. Many Japanese andiatlve workmen on the island of Maul have formed an association on the lines of rcmo American unions and they have Etartc-d a sarioe of strikes. The plantation managers have anticipated trouble among the Japanese for some months, and arc anxious to supersede them with other labor erders. Japanese who are strikers are usually very promptly discharged. The twenty-three Tennessee negroes recently brought here have become dissatisfied and have left their work. They are raid to be city men, of an undesirable cla&3, and have proved an undesirable importation. Many of them are making: their way to Honolulu. They claim $23 a month with charters, fuel, etc., free. The last lot of negroes and Porto Ricar.s nave proved a better class and are working ?atifrfactor11y. Sixty Portuguese who came here from New England are also well liked by their employers. The steamship Zealandla on her next trip will bring about 700 of these. She will go south after leaving San Francisco, and take them direct from L04 Angeles.

THE REAL ESTATE FIELD

AX UNUSUAL ACTIVITY SHOWN FOR THE TIMH OF YEAR. Sereral Notable Tranafers of Property Made Mr. Lewis's Plans for Fl at a Permits and Trnnsfers. The prospects for an exceptionally busy building season are particularly bright. Architects say they are burdened with inquiries as to cost of plans for all classes of buildings and that many are now being designed Indicating a large expenditure from March until the end of fall. The fact that Indianapols is forging ahead and that real estate Is In better shape and moving more readily than in years past is shown on all hands. That . ever progressive city of Chicago fell behind in the real estate transfers and building last month while Indianapolis forged ahead and the outlook Is very promising indeed. Another fact worth the consideration of every one Is that Indianapolis out of twenty leading cities in the United States made the largest increase In construction in the month of January a total of, 314.26 per cent, over the same period of 1000. The increase for the year of 1900 over 1S39 was $606,000. XXX One of the largest sales of the week was that from the Lilly heirs of property on Capitol avenue to Charles S. Lewis for a consideration of $25,000. The land has a frontage of 249 feet and a depth of 165. It Is located on the west: . side between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and has a history worth repeating here. Mr. John Lilly says: "It was originally owned by James P. Drake who sold It in 1S54 to Allen S. Mays, who lived in Coone county and moved to Indianapolis for residence. At that time the ground covered an entire block that is between what was known as Second and Third streets and Tennessee and Mississippi streets. There was a homo located In the center, the front being about 150 feet from the street. It was an odd looking structure, having a broad front with a narrow rear extension beginning in the center and running back many feet. Mr. Maya became involved financially and mortgaged the property. "When the obligation became due it was foreclosed without due notice to Mr. Mays and as a result there was litigation that was not settled for many years. In 15s63 J. O. D. Lilly bought the property.; from Lewis Jordan, who represented tho Insurance company that foreclosed the mortgage. Maya asserted that he had not teen notified of the foreclosing, and Indeed he- established tho fact. For sixteen years the Supreme Court decided at different tlmea in similar cac that an Innocent holder was not responsible to the original owner and the property remained in the peaceful possession of Mr. Lilly. After a lapue of another year and a change in the personnel of the court, politically or otherwise, a case of like character was reversed and the innocent holder was held to be liable. Mr. Mays then entered proceedings but Mr. Lilly, in order to eni the anxiety and turmoil and get a ctear title, paid Mays $10,000 and he gave a quit claim deed whioh settled all further question of tho ownership." The first part of the block that possod from Mr. Lilly's hands was sold a few years later, when Indianapolis began to thrive and grow and new homes were being erected. This tale was for a rpace tho entire length of the block and for a width of 120 feet on the west sid; then a corner lot at Capitol avenue and Twelfth street was sold to Mary E. Lilly and a well-built brick home now ornaments that part of the tract. An alley was run between the weat eection sold and the remainder of the block between Eleventh and Twelfth street and later, after other lots with frontage on Eleventh and Twtlfth streets had been disposed of another alley was cut running from Eleventh to Twelfth, and another from the east side of the first piece sold to the section bought by Mr. Lewis and forming a figure 11. The purchase of the ground by Mr. Charles 8. Lewis was for the purpose of erecting an ideal building or rather buildings for flats that will excell any in this or any other city. A close study of the architecture of similar structures in different cities was made and these houses will be unique as having a distinctiveness that will attract much attention and be admired by the people. The plans call for two fiat buildings, three stories, of pressed brick and stone,' and plato glass fronts, thirty suites each. The space occupied by each building will be 102 front feet by 165 feet, divided aa follows: One structure beginning thirty feet from the south line and the other twenty feet from the north line. Between the two buildings will be a terrace forty-five feet wide, wider than tho usual street, and extending the whole distance of the lot or 165 feet. This v111 be closed by a brick wall twenty feet high. Midway at the front will be a stone arch beautifully carved, carrying a swinging gate and the name, "The Lexington," engraved thereon. On either side of the entrance will be an iron fence to keep out wagons and intruders. Occupants will be provided with absolute privacy. The terrace will be beautiful with lawns, fountains and beds of flowers. The buildings are so constructed that every flat affords a splendid view, direct light and air. Those on the north and south corners will have a rear view as well as on the north and south, respectively. The entrance hall will be handsome and beautifully decorated, and will be equipped with ppeaking tubes, mail boxes and electric buttons controlling entrance doors from flats and letter boxes. Among especially desirable features are electric and gas lighting, gas ranges, refrigerators, buffets, toilet cabinet, mantel and china shelves. In the basement are store rooms for each tenant. One important feature is the great care used in making the building absolutely fire proof. Each flat is encased in brick walls and each section of two flats Is encased In Are walls. The cornices will be of stone. Tho electric light wiring is In Iron conduits. There will be steam heat, hot and cold water and baths in every suite. A steam plant will be operated In each building. Mr. Lewis says it is the purpose to make the rent as reasonable as possible and solicit the best clas3 of tenants. Work on the foundation will begin to-morrow If the weather permits. xxx The building which will be erected tor the Indianapolis Sentinel Company, at the corner of Illinois and Pearl streets, will have a sixty-foot front and a depth of sixtyseven feet on Pearl, running back to the Pres3 building. It will be almost square and built according to the plans of the architect employed by the company, though the structure will be the property of Sterling R. Holt. It Is Intended to make a newspaper plant that will be modern in every respect, departments being arranged so as to facilitate dispatch In the publishing of the morning and afternoon issues, the purpose of Mr. Morss being to establish the latter as soon as Installed in the new quarters. The building will be four stories, devoted entirely to the editorial, composing, press, mall and business departments, with suitable quarters for a library. It will be of brick, with very strong stone fourrdatlons to hold the tonnage which, with the presses, typesetting machines and stereotyping apparatus, will be very large. Demolition of the bulldlng3 on the site will be begun on Feb. 15. XXX Mrs. Sallle P. Qrubbs will erect, on the northwest corner of East and St. Clair streets, a block of nine brick houses. The plans for these were made by Architect H. C. Hendrickson, and axe now In the hands of the contractors, aa work will be bogin at once. The?e dwellings will be two etories and modern in all respects, containing seven to nine rooms, and will be heated by steam and have hot and cold water. The cost will be J1S.000 to $20.000. Mrs. Grubbs gold the six brick dwellings at Michigan and East straets a few weeks ago for a consideration of 121,009, a" previously mentioned. xxx Mrs. Ada W. Robinson has let the contract and work has begun on a frame residence at "NVoodrunT Place, the cost to bo $,000. xxx Another piece of property sold early in the week was the land fronting north on Washington street. Just west of Senate avenue, having a frontage of 43.6 feet and a depth of $5 feet, This abuts the eighteenfoot lot that Is on the corner of the two streets mtntloned. The purchaser was David V.T.I end the ccr.riieration received by

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action, as they were built by the lessee, who receives rent for them, and are valued at $5,000. XXX Friday Capt. Ell Ritter disposed of his home at Central avenue and Fourteenth street, to the De Pauw University for $12,500. SALES OP REAL ESTATE. Eighteen Transfers Made Matter of Record Saturday. Instruments filed for record in the recorder's office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twentyfour hours ending at 5 p. m. Feb. 9, IDOL as furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company, No. 123 East Market street. Both telephones, 3003: Crown mil Cemetery to Herbert II. Rice and Alexander Craig, Lot 213, in Section S3, Crown Hill Cemetery $210 Elizabeth Erlsman to Jonas F. Johnson, part of the southwest quarter of Section 3. Township 17, Range 4. (Located in Washington township) 950 Sarah L. Morgan to Mrs. Catherine A. Geyer, Lot 6, Naltner's subdivision of Lots L 2 and 3, Block 6. Drake's addition. (Located on Fourteenth street, west of Big Four Railroad) LW0 Harrison C. BIcknel to Thomas- J. Hamilton, Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9 and 10. Bickni's subdivision of Lots 17 to 22. inclusive, Hanway &. Hanna's Oak Hill addition. (Located on Rural street, between Pvuitt and Glenn drive) 1,500 Dcnnie J. Mendenhall to Joseph H. Paulson, 40 feet north of 40 feet south side cf Lot 75, Hanna's heirs' addition. (Located on Oriental street, between Pratt and St Clair streets) 1 Polly Ann Myers to John M. Wall, part of the southwest quarter of Section 28, Township 16, Range 2. (Located in Wayne township) 1 John M. Wall to Robert B. Myers, part of the north half of the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 9, Township 15. Range 2. (Located in Wayne townehip) 1 Mary A. Myers to John M. Wall, part of the north half of the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 9, Township 15, Range 2. (Located In Wayna .township) 1 John M. Wall to Robert B. Myers, part of the east half of the southwest quarter of Section 2S, Township 16, Range 2. (Located in Wayne township) ' 1 John J. Johnson to Susanah Blackburn, Lot 59. John J. Johnson's second addition to Caetleton. (Located on Wells street. 60x120 feet) 50 Frederick A. Wllkenlng to Julia A. Haueisen, part of Lot 39, John H. VaJen's Sprlngdale addition. (Located on Tacoma avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets) 450 Henry C. Oresh to Cashlous C. Buck et ux., east half of the northwest quarter of Section 3, Township 16. Range 3, 77 48-100 acres. (Located in Washington township) 4,500 Thomas W. King to Daniel K. Stanley. Lot 108, Shoemaker's subdivision of Blocks 3 and 4. Parker et al.'s second Oak Hill addition. (Morris street, near Glenn drive. 40x142.25 feet) ; 110 Stoughton J. Fletcher to Charles C. Ayres, undivided third of Lots 266 and 267. Ingram Fletcher's subdivision of Blocks 1 and 2, Ingram Fletcher's Oak Hill addition. (Corner of Hill avenue and Nevada street. 76x140 feet) 70 Wm. II. Landmeier to Charles C. Ayresv Lots 266 and 2C7. as above. (Corner Hill avenue and Nevada street, 76x140 feet).. 700 John L. Avery to Charles C. Ayres, Lots 266 and 267, as above. (Corner Hill avenue and Nevada street. 76x140 feet) 1 William R. White to James A. Wilson, Lota 63, 123, 126, 127, 128, 123, 130, 13L 132, 133. 140. 141, 162 and 163, Holloway & Jennlson's southeast addition to Irvington. (Located on Woodland street).. 3,000 John Harcourt to Alpha H. Harcourt. north half of the northwest quarter of tho southwest quarter of Section 28, Township 17, Range 3. (Located 1 n Washington township) , 1.200 Transfers, IS; total consideration $14,24$ Transfers for tbe Week. Date. Transfers. Amount. Feb. 4 29 $34,228.88 Feb. 5 22 52.105.00 Feb. 6 22 45,420.55 Feb. 7 23 23,152.28 Feb. 8 14 40.333.00 Total ...$216.209.63 Dnlldlngr Permit. J. A. Schumaker, addition and remodel, Massachusetts avenue, $7,500. II. E. Grlggsby, frame cottage, Martindale avenue. $600. Mary I Barr, frame house, Capitol avenue, $1,200. C. T. Boyer, frame flat, Lafayette and Carter streets, $1,!Xj0. MANHOOD BEFORE SUFFRAGE. Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott on tbe Rlgbts of Xegrocn in the South. BOSTON, Mass., leb. 9.-The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott made some startling statements on the rights of the negro in the South during his eighth lecture on "A Study in the Problems of Democracy" last night. Ke said he applauded the attempt in recent years to have the best elements govern in the South. His lecture opened with a discussion of tne Indian question, In which he said: "Barbarians have rignts which civilization must respect; but barbarism has no rights in a civilized community. The wall which has been erected around barbarism in the form of Indian reservations should be taken down and the Indians thrown cut Into the activities of civilized life to take care of themselves. The negro problem is more difficult, but can be solved by the same law by a reversal on the one hand of the supreme and unreasonable cenfidence in the ignorant negro and on the other of the supreme and unreasonaoi distrust of the slaveholder. It is a mistake to believe every' people can vote. I do not wish to justfy the methods, but I do arplaud the attempt In recent years to have the best elements govern in the South. There should be drawn, not a color or race line, but a character line. Booker T. Washington should not be refused a ballot because his face Is black, when an ignorant, Incompetent, drunken white man Is allowed the right of suffrage. Manhood must come first, suffrage aiterwards. I regret tho recrudescence of barbarism in the operation of lynch law, but with lynchings in Ohio, with a Kansas woman smashing saloons In Topeka and another woman derollshing drug stores in Chicago, we must realize that this evil Is not distinctly Scuthern." N. K. Fnlrbank to Retire. CHICAGO, Feb. 9. A morning paper states that S. K. Falrbank. who has been one of the most active and prominent members of the Board of Trade for over forty years, and who was among the best-known of Its presidents, sold his membership yesterday for $2,000. In 1878 Mr. Fairbank was its president. He Is one of the oldest living ex-presidents of the board, there being only one man. Wiley M. Eagan, who is alive to-day who served as president of the board prior to 1SC0. Mr. Ean held the petition la IZTi. llr. Falrtar.-; was cr.a cf Vr-y lr c-eratcra cn the tz-irl irci Z ) tts 1 ZAz r--'-.l:- K7Z3 I-rJ r ' r - - -- -

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