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10 4.65 and others went at i 4Cfj learllnra at 5rS.40 and ewes mhm made loft 5.0j. at $4.3004 95. those at latter price being Ugheet of year for load iota. Bucks sold at $3 Mij 4. Shan lambs topped at IS and other cull to choice offerings sold at with few at $5.50 or less.

Wooled lambs sold to packers at $6 2:.6 00, with a few seconds below $6. Feeders paid up to 16 40 for some M-lb shearing lambs, or higher than any previous time this season. Quotations fol low Wether, plain to Y-arpriE. txkt to FtTM. Itmk" an-I cull Shorn sh vl1 (li 75 3 4 4 "5 I (13 irn lings i dii i 5 )Ci t'Oel I Native -'nil to v'me Western ltimbk.

comoi-m be-t 1 finite. VI nrtn Srorn lmlr. rail I prime lamb Horse. rv I nrhnncril. Th'-r was lit I lr change in the hortc market nil pri.

wi-re quot i steady Pen ai was good a outside and local buyers wire rutin r. us ant) liht ral supply via well taken rare of Thi r. was a good vari ty cf arrivals but most lots w-r. fair to send. Rr-r ipts we re e--tirtiat.

at l.Sflt) against 1 731 week ago art I lo-' corn sportilrg Mt rflay laM yt nr. Som lam of pjlrcnii' weignt lai.aeei af 1''uZSj while inferior lightweight arrivals told as law as. Mo-t medium i r. 1 I pound chunks rar.gtd at 220 a pel lighter tight oi sold mainly at lir.Oif Nil nil rows r. fit rings that were blemished a tv a I $12." dow ii UK KX (: I.e.

I tt. .11: III'. OTHKH I.IVK NEW Y'M-K Mar. So l.u!) I', iv. 'a! Ma i 4 iir- jrtn M'lM K.

i -7 H-54 IIKKT. Mjirkt Him C'Wi at 1U hei. Hu' Umt-. fl SS; vrltrc-. -Mi" MirkM fbm at 7 1i'7 10.

ST Mfls. M.irfl. i7. -tt le rkf lr hirhf-r hlppmK arui pr! wtrs rt.7R: dressed t-f and hutrfHT neT. 6 vi; ur.dor it-.

J5 ftn-Hfr. and nd rK-ilcr. f4 and I TcTt7V. a en u.r.d hrttr fct Ho(rs MMtk't 1. Miclior.

ri(r and liittiif butchi r. and b-t ht-avy. ft 7t7.S. hr -Mrk -aly. Native muttons $3 T5S 7.r'iri aixi KANSAS CITY Mo.

Matfh -rat tie MarKet lnnl.v- hliher I irrss. Ifeefniid rihirt steers. U75; fair to -od. MM.tjSW. 15; and f.ed.-r.

sw nHi- tM- 1 -ri imi-s S4 Hogs ilark-t ticady to 1V T. Kiilk of ti 7:: hnw, S7S: ackets Dd butch- $4 75; It if lit. 7s. sriet.p Mnrki tlx- lR ier lulljt. 4 75: wether.

ewe. 44tf. Jtorkcrf i'J f. ders. :Hi4.S4.

Mil fit ST M.i. -c'ji I.Sof) iramel aetl'e, mostly loc tiuhti h-d. tin. ven fneia.l. 6o loner top.

$4175 hulk. 70 I.fid; lnurket Btead ioi' r.rvrat. vni. Mrr 27. -at 15 rai; rinrk-1! tirnt liV hithrr.

ll'i- J.eHwi h. ad; btady 10 l.T hej-. 8 7S: mil lowev; 15; I. 7 'III r. nd lltrli i.anitis Iteeeipt- i.art.

wooi. C'llvtt Re--ipt. COO head. too. Ji.AT -V.

lao lanp. lofciKE steady. Ii Revipts s.oxv. Vork-l 7 plK. $7 oh-eij Reoetus, cars, lowei; lambs.

$6.75 a i-alveiTop flurX CITY. Jutii. Mnrcli 27. Cattle Receip-n. S.

l'd; others wtik Jioes-Ki-eiPt. l.MK) uead: range. fculk. ffi 3.r.? .4. INPIAN.Apt'US.

ind Marcli 27. Cwf.le head, market active and lor. hlifr-i-. hi" Re-rlpti. head; SJr JOc lower; srttlcs.

illtll VS. HICAliO I'HODVO: M4HKETS. prices were lowered j-efctertay. U.e for extra erarierlts. were made At the tvrti-e lowered lc.

to 24e. Mvli hax accumuiated and the demand remain low. An eajiy feeling prevailed in ttie mariiet with tradlrr iroivl. Prk-es on live rooetora a4-vtcJ lc. Kltllc for veal calves there wm lltlte ajid buyeis bad ih advantaara In naming Receipts of iotatoe were cars, and a air atiioiiiit of tj'adins; wa on full nrlees.

Ilr-ct-n-t of strawb rTl-s fntn Louisiana wr' iO( n.l from Florida 111 freezers. Stormy meaner oiade trading slow. Halter aud ('kerne, Cheese creanery II Fusts 1 AmeruM. sia dio 14 15 ..13 Iroees i rt! ni-t-n .14 ll 1 Brick jmL 10 DlC i Kitars. I 1 5 HV'eon I1: Dirties "nltr.

Per 1'flaid. Durka reused .1.1 rtry liina is- Ti-key Kuril Er-JUers jotte-rm tf hatnl-LiIOB 13'j uucus ....1517 we ieJtetis IS ii-ky. rood 1418 jo llted Kldnej iiti 1.7al fir. Sw'd'sh 2 5jo2 75 irtri Krnlts. I I.cmoriB ja.oojjs i 2IMi 7." Fi nej pplfs Er.

l'-terri. box Ut'itii Kes tlrai-e Fruit Flonna. ox ilra Nge--Cadfor. i.ox Florid hot '7 2.o3.5ti 10.0trti.12.ii0 2i 't rrii- iua-t .50 3 7.1?2."0. eceublen.

I Jtadjsbes $2 oivgs oolDoa bunches. .156 4o 2 Mi bum hu MlClt'aM. iKtt IJetta-New. Old. cvhhiifsf Crate Brls 75 3 1 25.

edd tinlons- Tellow. sacks 1.75l.fR 4 "0 oiWhlte. 175U1K5 pi.K, i 40 It. 125' Shallots Oii.ItrU S.OOvU.OO Spinach i 5i P.rln S.OOA.Vi i Ihrmf lteiriA Ton cutlflowr Crates 2 to a New. Oris i.OO Backs 40 Cucumbers Doteu 75 Flan 1 Ciatc.

8 00 Green Oniotia -Boxes. 3 hu 1.00 Iettuce- 2.6" IGreen, hamp. 2 Of33 $0 iC'Wux. hmiiir. a.oi:;..! 'New.

crate 1 AO 1 75 1.75j2 ii 1.0O1.15 2 00 -u2 51 nil VI Tomatoes- baskets Turlds tilaONm. Old. seeks Be lead. l.rla.. t74n FarBiiips Leaf.

case 2bTub SJi.ilve oris 2 f.i 25 Veal Calves. 5 Ihs Ow 2IJO 1 2A MM lbs. coarse, 5 itav. ibs llidea. ll0 A 7 ''-r-en Salted Oira.i No.

1 No. 2 Minis and Hi its Calfskin. rreen saltert sluuki '4S anil skid. He 15 .13, 40.J k1u4 li-een hides, le ib less. a- hidew.

alte-1. $2 7593 To: ponies. I.Rt: Hogs. 4k'; mall pics 20c. fbe-i peits.

small unite. I'ststaei. bu bu. FU a M1eh bu 40i Li SEE ENJOINS WIFE FROM DISPOSING OF CULT PAPERS Jtlie Tathtll laaaea Restralatag Order lo Prateel Mors of "The Abaolale Life." An order enjoining Mrs. Agnes Chester See Irom disposing of documents and other prop rty belonging to ber husband, Evelyn Arthur See.

leader of the "Absolute Life" cult, was entered by Judge Tuthill in the Circuit eourt yesterday ou, the motion of attorneys lor 8e. Mrs. See took the papers from the ult headquarters at 2M1 Racine avenue March 17, after her suit for separate maintenance wae Bled and while See was in tha touDty Jail. i Th. papers which wera taken from See'e aafe consisted of documents and literature partainlng the ealt'a teaching and tbe history of Th Revelation of Abftolttte Klfe." which was being prepared by See, with the kelp of Mona Rees.

the "high prieatess." Every Woman ts nuarestaa aad should kaaw the wtmderful MARVEL Wbiriiafl Sarty ew vapiMai ayrtnoa. tuaat. It laasiitty. i 1 Anaesiatfer If ba naant sbbbI MARVCL. accent ao atha.

kot scad stamo lot Illustrate Wok sealed. It rives full saitlaf Imrt and SireellOBS lavaluablgta laaies. assaiU 44 ui US Stmt, ferw Tart It l)HIKI HKKK. i nth Wafr 1 v. 1'.

N-' 1 l.i Id 7'- 7 i til, J3 it i i I 1 1 I SiiREALTY DEALS AMD HEWS OF THE DAY Midlothian Country Club Takes Ti tle to Land and Buildings on Property Near Blue Island Many Improvements Proposed. RECORD PRICE PAID FOR MILWAUKEE AVENUE HOLDING Philip Epstein Acquires From Michael Reilly a 99 Year Lease of Real Estate at Twelfth Street and RnanlHinc Aventir. fc Affair? ar- prosprnu? In tho Midlothian Country Hub that it has takfti over from tht Midlothian unipany litle to the ard which it has occupied un-' 1 s-ini the ciub orgatir.ot Ion. It will a l-o vuri i he tnin in ui ra i 1 road rune iog roni Rfii Iflardlrackstothe-clubhouse, a iliti aucc of ahout ami ill shortly i hariRi the- motive power from steam to elc-triri; v. The club property comprises 20 acres of land near Hlui Iflat.d ill on which it- one of the liiifst self ci'iii res in ihr West and improved ith a ommodious clubhouse and outbuildings.

To properly finan-ce thr unrier-takin the club has arranged for a bond issue of maturing in twenty years and bearing 5 per cent Interest. Of this amount $60,000 will he paid for the buildings and for ibr railroad and will be uf ed for extension purposes. The first improvement to be ruade will be tbe-rectlon of new storehouse and th- ciuipment of new bathrooms. J. O.

Hick ley is president of the lub. Srulrrarnt Honor He Cnlnrsr d. The settlement house of Chioafr0 Commons at 'jSH Grand avenue it to be enlarged by the addition of a three-story store and flat build- on 40x110 feet of around adjoining. This i.i.j i i i uu Title to the property was taken by Frank H. ui lougri ant! transrerred to toe tlon by quit claim need duly a nominal con sideration is mentioned, hut trie property lis valued around 115.0(10.

What Is said to be a record price for Milwaukee avenue property waa paid by Iienatz Koebler for 24x120 feet of ground at No. 1213 located 130 feet northw est of Division street. The land was acquired from Mrs. Beattle aen for $30,000. the old building on the lot not being considered of value.

An lntercEtlnR feature of the transaction is that eighteen years ago Mrs. Kggen bought the property- for The new owner will Improve with a modern four-story building. Walter J. Orli- koskl of the Kraunv Savings bank negotiated the deal. Another Milwaukee avenue deal was the sale of the property the northwrt corner of Cornelia street.

2x123 feet, by Frederick J. H. Kloeckner to Max Stolorsky. A consideration of $14,250 was given in the deed. Philip Kpsteln has acquired from Michael Rt-illy a ninety-n ine-year leaae of the property at the northeast corner of Twelfth street and Spauldlng avenue.

S2xl25 feet, at a rental of $1,000 a year for the entire term. The lessee is to pay all taxes and improve the lot with a building to cost not less than $3,000. which goes to the lessor at the termination of the lease. Convey era In Gaare Park. Seventeen conveyances of property in a subdivision near Gage park, made by William O.

Green to legatees- under the will of the late William B. Ogden, have been recorded. Trie land originally owned by Mr. Ogden and sold to a subdividsr many years ago. Part of it was taken back under foreclosure, bid fn by Wtllam O.

Green, and is now being distributed among the Interested parties. Record has been made of an extension of a I jonit nrRuuuieu iu uy cuanrs rieiseu with the New York Life Insurance company jand secured by property on the eait fide of Dearborn street 2ti0 feet south of Van Buren street. feet. Improved with a sixteen-story fireproof building. Later the property was sold to George H.

Holt. The original loan was for $700,060 at 6 per cent Interest, and the extension is for $650,000 at per cent. Xlnlan Welch, formerly an assistant to Judge Cuttlngin the Probate court, will speak at the informal luncheon of the Cook county real estate board at Vogelsang's today. HKAL KSTATK TRANSKKRS. The f.dl.-.wing real estate transfers were filed for record vest ere.

Hogers Park. ConaideiaMon. fargo av. lfi ft of Fheridan road, I. 5farch 24- Fdward tl.

Weatlake to u.inn $2,500 laike View. Boswortli 125 ft a of Waieiatid av, f. 25x123; March 2I Daniel Fpp to Bernhardt Krueger ilncumbranee. Foster av 24 ft of Leaviit at. a t.

2BX124: March 1 Samuel Brown. to John J. Lyons (incumbrance, Feieter av, opposite Wa ne av. 33 1-3 122; March Nelson to Thos. J.

Hlley lincinibrwiice. (ft, 500; grantee os-sunies as part of onalderation Foster av, 411 (t of Sotithport ar, it 2f.x 122, Feb. Paiuuel kronu, to Aug-II. F. Jura-ens incumbrance.

Janaaen av, 175 ft of Wavelajid av. f. 374x122; March 25- Gustav Kchtenacher to Henry Hinder i Incumbrance, $3, fiesi) Peiisaeoia av, er Fvanston av, f. Sox lot), and bldga. Feb.

21 Henno Psuer to Iara E. Croui (incumbrance, $22,50) Ferry st, ti of Gordon av, f. 50x1 HI: 2.So.3 12,000 8.250 6.700 March 24 Mnveon uensiii to I'etr Mies I us i Incumbrance. av 100 ft a of Sunuside av. f.

00x117: March 1-Robert M. McNeir to Jno W. James, Zlon city. 111. (incumbrance.

(12.50X1. assumed Racine av. 150 ft a t.f Sunn, side av. 120. March 1 Robert M.

McNur to W. Jamea. Zlon liv ill i. 24.0O-3 (12.5(XI. aaatimedi 8eeie av, itiej ft a of Addison at.

March 23-4'riaa. James into W. Miller. Sheffield av. 50 ft of Welliuaton st, f.

25x124; March 26-Thoa. Hlley to Olivia Nelson Ward st. 147 ft of Hvron at. f. uBxl2); March 24 Joe.

P. Campbell lo Kmli Carl-aon elncumbranee, Sl.ehuu Wayne av, fc7 ft of Catalpa i 2x 123; March 24 Nils Xyrin to Wilael.nlna K. Wild (incumbrance, $3,500) Jefferaoa. Balmcial a v. 113 ft of X.

SOtii a v. COx March 2a Ralph K. Mro. lo MenJ 'ale Itubbllia lllit.nml.rsn.. XI Miatt rs.r.O'j 3,000 6.4XK) 2.625 fl.noo 3.500 44tl et.

325 ft of Rertea'u air. 126. April 21. 1U144 Jos. B.

Cook to Ethel 4fith ct, cor lield.u it, 142x124; June 13, 11(10 Henry Vollnier to Royal J. echiiiidt. I 'avenport. lows Francisco 141 rt fc irvut Park bll. March 24 -Jno.

Fuhrman to liMnt t'hlebourk Harding av. Oo ft of avelaud av, f. hiix 2-Frank E. to Bertha M. Kernel (ZSZhC M.V,t V'aul'di'ns avV 'a'fi Batratow Uuak Arthur M125' MaeiV'-e)2' f.

li Chr'osntrt --M" Neumann to Andrew 1,510 10 TOO Ppauldlng av. Sl ft of i.awrenci'av forth Tewa. Blaarll st. 250 ft a of Center t. f.

30x125-March 21 Johanna, Simon to John Buehier 7 Mvi Deal bom av. No. 12CI 24xl.Il: March 28 Rlch'd Kowalskt to Jennie Arietta Frobock (innimhrsnre, ii soo Hslsted at. 30 ft of Rees st. f.

28 ft 64 In sl3C; March Jesse I Wbitaker quitclaims to the H. H. Leather Co. eincuin- brance, ft. 000 Hamilton ct, 40 ft of Kemper pi f.

27s 120, ucd one-half int; March 23 Albert Kunie to Laurence K. Cohen (lttcum-brance. $2.500) eanta ppty; March 28 Laurence A. Cohen to Kathlnka Kutiae (Incumbrance. Soalh To tv a.

La Salle st. 10O ft of H2d si, 2T.il Jan. II Chas. J. Bemdt to Ktliel M.

Durfee fsub to $2,000 inrumbrancel 4 000 Princeton av. IW1 ft of 31st st. f. BOx 121: ktarch 24 Louts Liviagsion tiult- lalma to Caesar II. llefter 1 Rhodes av.

lt- ft of 324 St. f. ISVx J54i; Match Hoync to Katharine M. Daniels 1 Rhodes av. Noa.

Sem-4, f. March II JSst. Martha Faxton to Mary E. fetln-mo tlncumbranee. (t.ouo..

S.750 State st. 72 rt a of 13th t. t. 4xMS, and ene-fooith lot: March 24 Leasehold aa. lata Nathaniel c.

8ears aultclainia to F.dward B. io aim pi. a--' si vt nsiart si. caig 125: March 21 John rrabeaet al. by M.

In to $1. Grav 250 S4h at. 14 ft of Menu at. 20s 148: March lft Anton Woj techowskls to '-Jno. Bximkewica incumbrance.

$1 2.2O0 Sth st. 183 ft of Albany av. a f. 50x125; March 26 Carolina Neumann to toward A. JLevsen (Im umhraaee.

$3 Ofn $.060 EXTKNrtlON AGMEiCMP.XT. Dearborn st, 20V ft at is. Yau Buren THE IXTEIt TUESDAY MOlt NINO 'MAKOll lsill. 149xT: OeA. H.

Holt tu New York r. Ufa Ins. Deo. 18liX la Jan 1. fe per Hye Park.

Commeretal tr. 140 ft a of 87th at. f. Sr.z J40; Feb. 20 MenJ.

ft. arena ml to trmnK Hemran (iBcarobranoa, Cast End bird. 17 ft of 6Sd et. t. Sox 178; March 24 A vary Coonley to Thomaa A.

Collins B. 45th st. Noa. B44 and 646. f.

40HxlVl; March 23 Joseph II. Larson to Msthlas B. Becker Mth St. 106 ft of East End f. K0x 3.000 18.000 Clara Si.

Jonee (rormerly Clara M. Frothlncham) and husband. Ja. C. (St.

IxMiis. quitclaims, to Alfonso O. Maloney Madison ar. eor 70th t. f.

75x125: March 4 Isabella Curran to Aloysia Cur-ran Like. Artesian av, 4ft ft of 53d st. f. 76x1 OS. and four other lots, same sub; Feb.

IS Wm. O. Oreen quitclaims to Wm. B. Ogden.

Lemon City. Fla Arteeian v. 74 ft a of Md st, and two other lots nub; Feb. IS Wm. O.

Green quitclaims to Caroline W. f-chwab. New Yorkcitv Campbell av. 207 fi of 52d st. f.

and 3 oher lots same sub; Feb. 1 -Wm. O. Gieen quitclaims to Kmily O. Wheeler.

Sharon. Conn Manlewood av. 2tn ft of KM si. f. 75x 12.5.

anil 3 other lots aan.o suh; Ft h. IS- Win. O. Green quitclaim to kWu T. McClurg Manlewood av.

ft or t. -J5x 125. and 4 other lots stne ul; Feb. 1 Wm. fi.

Green quitcUiois to Hernon (ifide-n. Sa Mateo, Cal Maplewood av. 250 ft of 5d t. 10txl2fl. and 1 other lo- sanio nub; Feb.

lsv-Wti. O. Green quitclaims to West Maplewood av. 15 ft of 5'Jd st. 25x and 1 other lot same sub; Feb.

IS Wm. O. Green quiulaitns to Fniilv O. Butler. Searstlale.

N. Moplewoo.i ar. ft ot 52o m. Mm ani 1 other lot jauic b-uh; Keit. IS -Win.

tureen to Caroline Jones. Newport. Ft. 1 Maplewood v. 141 ft 11 of 55lh st 5ix 1-5.

and 1 other iot khiw -u0' I'd' Is--Wm. Ureen quitris I ii.s to S'raneis J. Jor.rM. NV Londoii, t'unn Maplewooii av. -J37 ft of 5id -n f.

50x125. and 1 other lot Feh. l1- Wm. en qulleiainis to Louis Newport. R.

I Maplewood av, J57 ft of st. f. li'i; Feb. lii Wm C) Creel, to N. V.

Homeopathic Mt-dical and ej Hospiiai Maplewood av. 50 ft of t. f. L'5xl-5. Feb.

IS Wm. O. unit lall.i- to Arn.it 3gden Memorial Reck well st. Mki ft of 54th I 1 -fi. and 2 other lots same Feb.

Is- Win. 4J. Greer, quitclaims to It. sfteloon IwOi-kweil st. ft of 55J si.

f. anl 2 other lots same ub lb. It- Win. til. Oreen Quitclaims to Frnrces i.

holia, Newport. It. I Itoekuell st. 150 ft of st. f.

75x16, and 3 other lots tame sub; Feb. 18 -Win. O. Green quitclaims fo Th" Cniversity of Chicago ftrrkwell st. eor st.

f'. 7Hx 123. and 4 other lots aame sub. Feb. Is- Wm.

O. Green quitclaim to Fanny A. Haven. New York city Western av. 224 ft of T.3d st.

f. 5tixl25. and 3 other lots same Eub: Feb. 1 Win. O.

Green to ljiuia Wheeler. e'otin Center av. ft a of sti: 11 st. f. L'5xlL'4.

Nov. 1. IH2 Mathias Hm-in el to t'hrls K. Filing Egfsleston av. cor e.4 st v.

f. 50x100; tvb. 2I- ilenry M. Thon.p'on Itichard J. Wolfe Emerald av.

ft of 74: t. f. 4t March 4 Wm, l.ynns to .1 Kane fed 7'J ft of st 4sli'5: March lO John J. Duffv to F. Sti.nek 2i5 ft of i.

f. March 23 Mary A. H. Siinpson to J'red Korthauer Justine st. 25 ft of r.7th ft.

f. J5x124: March 22 John W. Has-'e lo lMwatd tlrant-y 61t st. bet Normal and Stewart ff. 4'-xl20: March 2 -Joseph to Hf.bert H-nderMjri fi2d st 441 ft of m.

25xl2: I.500 a.fioo 2.001) S.ofsi March 21 Theo. Khier to .1 1 i r. ikio otttn st cor itirorip st fh st eor Thror.p t. 74.54x122: ik to Maich 21 Alexander .1 I.ederer Wcntworth av, 1O0 ft eif ti.t'i 22 Clara A Lm A Luce Wentworth av. cor t.

March 24 John M. Hoffman Merlck (Incumbrance. 2i isaii FratKlln Sno Kth. 4.iK0 (alomrt, 111th st. ft of Princei.in f.

March 23 Thorkiid ise to Feder Pedersen (Incumbrance. V4' ea Towu. Lease W. 12th st. cor Stn.dlrig s2xl25; dated January.

11 1-Michael Keilly to Phillip Kpitedn. on a after April 1. 181 rent ll.WO annuaiiy during term; lessee to pa al) taxes in addition: lessee to erect building by (let. 1. 1M1, to cost Imlidings to at end of term.

Grand av, 75 ft of Morsan st. f. 40x116; June 15. 1910 Frank 11. M.

Culloch and Catharine Waugh Mi -Culioch to Chicago Common Assn Milwaukee av, 1 ft of Ashiand av. f. 24x120; March 24--Rente Kkgen and husband. Ole to Isnaa Kcdler. 30 000 Trust Deed Same ppty; March 24.

5 yean. 5 per cent Ignas Koehler to Gustav Nelson, tr 20.000 Milwaukee av, 113 ft of st. net. 25x123; March 24- Frederick J. H.

Klechner to Max 14.250 DHersey a v. 24 ft of Whipple t. f. 24x 100: Feb. 14 Continental and Cemntclai National Man of hicairo to James a.

Cochrane Ashland 120 ft of Augusia i.t. f. 24x11V; March 24 Jacob Mlonskv- to Joseph Krevitsky (incumb'snce. (i.OOfi).. Eiston av.

230 ft of Noitn av f. 2(lx 145 e.n and 155 ft on r. Match 23 AHeit 7-danowskl et al. by M. in c.

to Anion Kesxyckl Ashland ar. 554 ft of Mlackhawk st. f. 24x187. aod bldg: March 23- A I.

lull Ito-ranskl to Michael Sonxeu Asnland av. 555 rt of st. f. 24x137 and bldgs; March 2i( Anton Maran-skl to Michael Sersxen Marion ct. 2KI ft of Division st.

14. and bldg. and other ppty: March 24 Joa. TrKclnaki va Rose Miller tame ppty; March 24 K. Miiier to Maty-anna Trxclr.akl- Klston av.

eor Hlanche st f. 52x 131: March Szj.rnki to Jno. II. Weiss Division st. 219 ft of Iavitt at.

li f. dOx 121, March ID C. T. A fo. lo L-ei I Brunhild Ridgeway av.

115 ft e.f Hirs-h st. f. Mix 124; March 2H Fredk. D. Bredelcorn lo lolet Koster (lncumbrajue.

Grand av. 75 ft of Lawnuaie av. f. 25x144: March 24 1-oulse to tA'm. P.

Murmelster Washington blvd. 61 ft of Albany a v. r. f. 25x125; March ie Frank Millard or N.

T. eitv to Andrew J. Hehln.ller N. 404 ct. 50 ft of la Moyne st 35x 120: March 22 Constantlne Iiaus to Ma He A.

Petersen (incumbrance. N. 152.1 av. 241 ft of Chicago av 25x 125; March 23 liana C. Hansen lo Fredk.

Conaoer, Jr Park av. 2Ai ft of S. 4ih av. f. 25x loH; Jan.

20 Annie to Cbas Vallas (lncumbrajics. Jl.oOO) Park av. 1H.5 ft of Superior st. fx 130; March 25 Elix Reedy to Douglas Snyder. Freeport.

Ill Park a v. 75 ft of P. 4d av f. 25 ft to alley: March 20 Tho. J.

Hall et al. by M. in C. to Fredk. L.

Luae Sitauldlng av. 2410 ft a of Ohio f. 25x 125. and Imp; March 23 David A. Sever-Inghaua lo Vto and Anna Teltge TAwndale av.

255 ft of Chgo. av. J20x 125: March 10 Leslie B. Clark to Arne I'ederson Chicago av. a cor Ada si.

f. 72x112. and a ion 400 2.03O 4.000 4.000 1 1 4,08.1 S.00U 7.175 2.300 10 2.500 2.60O 8 050 2.600 2.100 4 etory biag: nsrra ie-rrMM it. toi 1 1 -lett lo Ernest N. Smith (incumbrance.

000) 1 TRt'ST DEED Hame ppty: March 24, 5 ym, 5S per cent Ern-at N. Smith to Willys W. Malrd 20 000 Cuperlor st 110 ft of Roby st. f. 2xl23: March 2.

orauer to paaquaja Center av. cor Guriey at. f. 2S 7x 73: March 24 Abram J. Harris to Rue-co Menelelto (incumbrance.

(1 200i Center av. lOS ft a of Chicago av. 4Sx Ml; March 22 Anna t. Cnandlc et al. by M.

In te Inez 1. Greenins Lvtle st. 24VA ft a nf 12th at. f. final 2.1.

und Int. March 23--DaAid Horwlch to Max Goodman (Incumbrance. $4 4 750 4.000 2 2-Vi Bremen. TR I 'ST DFFD 8fl. 8.

V4 and 4 and part 4, 36. 18. and all bldgs. Feb. 1 Midlothian fountrv club.

I.v .1 i Hmk- a ly. preaident. to Contl. A Coni'l Tr. and I nk (bonds.

20 yrs. 5 per cent) 120.000 Calumet. Waehingtnn Ilelxhts Its Ml and 11. blk 6 (ex Its to MJI: March 21 Mary E. Dorn to Wm.

C. Renstrom Cleero. Hawthorne. Its 7 and 8 of Its 7 to t). blk 23; Mare4i 23 Thos.

Mtlltanskl ta Anton Wtaronowski 8,000 Hawthorne, its 1 and 17. sub II 1. 2. 3. 10 tind It and 12.

blk March 4 Anton laranowakl to Thos. Mu tanskl 4.14i Park. BartletCs sub. Its 12. si 14 17.

40. 13. March 24 F. H. Bartlett to Frank Koth E.

A. cumminn St Co 's Madison St. add. its 280 and 2tn; Feb. 25 Jno J.

Klrnne to Emily Wandry W0 Rlda-evllle. North Evanaton. Jhn Cuver's add. Its 15 and 18. blk March 22 Geo.

H--hmann to F.dwd. E. Bene Z.OpO Eyanston. Adams At B. add.

lis 1 and 2 (ex SO ft). It 3 (ex 2C 50 ft) blk 3: March 16-Joa. e. Breese to Ooar U. Carlson in Tkeralss.

Bioch's sub. lta 40 to 44. blk 2. 4 8. 18: March 8 Moees Joel to Sinclair A reus.

l.Wld Wheellac. 42. all of 4 241, 42. 11. lying of Rand rd.

containing 25 acres, more or leas: March 24 Frleorlcn 'leg tmeler to Henry Tegtmeyer 000 Worth. Morgan Park. Robertson sad T. add. It a.

blk 2. and other property; March 15 a.l-gar A. Busxell to John R. 1.050 Taylor's sob. Its and lO.

blk I. sub a 24, 87. IS; Aug. 10. 'OH Jane Caaeldy to Frank (Jassldy of Des Moines.

Iowa 1 Same. Its U0 and SI, blk 2. same: Aug. 10. 'Oe-Baimi, to Same: Bl lliUIVG PKHMIT.

The fo building permits were issued yesterday: Coat. Iftts to 10SS 41st av. 1001 to 102 and ItMO -V? tt et. I sty brick ice. owner Mills A Ron, (2.00O each.

11MW av, ary cot. owner Anna Llndslrora. 747 N( Wllloo le200 8537. 4h av. 1J4 sty brk barn, own Thos.

210 Clifton Park av, arch AJit barvat. mas eon Josef Shoot ka. ear coo Vaciav Marcka 7u02 Uidge l-uad. sty frm res, owner 2ts) leliiie The election to be held on Tuesday, April 4, is perhaps the most important in the history of Chicago. Aside from the election of aldermen, city clerk and city treasurer always important Chicago will elect her second four-year-term mayor.

Never before in a mayoralty campaign has there been such intense and widespread interest manifested as to the result, and Chicago has never witnessed a political battle of grtater heat and faster pace. It is the all-absorbing subject of popular concern among all classes of citizens; it is the live topic of conversation wherever men and women assemble; many thousands of homes display the portrait of the favored candidate, and women and children have taken sides in the contest. In these circumstances, the verdict of the voters is of the greatest popular interest, and its possible anticipation by days is of material consequence. Test Poll of About 83,000 Registered Voters THE DAILY NEWS therefore believes it serves the public interest in taking a preliminary poll of a sufficient proportion of the registered voters to show clearly the trend of public opinion as it will definitely express itself at the election on April 4, and with this purpose has started the mailing of a test ballot to every fifth name on the official poll lists of the city, or a total of about names. Names off Voters Kept Secret The vote will be secret.

No names of voters will be printed or disclosed. Williams, 17 Dearborn st, arch A Wil-iiiani, mas eon HHfi Gilbert 5.500 9072 Green leaf av, 2 sty frm res. ow i.er leo Brockhaus, 1716 Greenleaf. arch Geo Fowle, mas con 11 Gilbert 4521 Stpauldlng av. 2 sty brk flat-, owner l-'rank Kalsebc-rg A Co.

4431 Albany av, arch owner, inaa con owner, carp con owner 6.000 2537 4i(h av, 3 sty brk, owner Thos Toeple. 2MO Clifton Park av, arch Ant Una! bat, mas con Josef Shonlka, carp con Vaclav Maresks 12.0.10 6317 fl Ashland a v. 1 stv frn atore. owner Cglow. Halsted st.

arch A Lund, car Oscar Pearson 1,200 1750 Fullerton av. 2 sty brk fits, own Dr Glbbs. Fullerton and Washtenaw nvs. atch Otlo Kalaer. mas Danlelaen A Frusener.

carEAKarkutt 4.80O 4735 Rohey st, 2 sty brk fiats, own Anna Krappman. 1042 Rdbey. arch A Selpp. nuss Wm Bunnelster, car Mr 12,000 8512 Lincoln av, 1 sty new frm fiat, owner Gus Useman, 3512 IJocola av, arch Bur-melster. car Burmelater 2.60O Fullerton blvd, 3 sty brk fiats, owner Henry Hammalgarn, 8n Madison av, Pasadena, Cat, arch HelUnger, maa Freeman Nartch 21 Elston C'hrlktana.

2 sty frm flats, ow ner BlcKeruike. r.iston av. arcn tiaie, mas Sprussien. car Mr Ottersen 8.200 335(1 Archer av. 2 sty brk flats, owner A Vassermann, 338 Archer av.

arch Lindert Co, mas A Larsen 11S.K1 La Balls, I sty frm residence, owner Hammann. 11S30 Clark at. arch mas Can Hainan'i, car Keil-y 1.200 5045 Washington blvrL 2 sty fists, owner Costelle, 144 lt ehtlle. care Dumoney, arch Do Money, mas Robert Mole 6.500 452K Madlaon at, own A Dolinson. 129 llonore at.

arch II Stevens, mas Roltert Mole S.500 201O Wilson av, 2 aty frm dwlg. owner li Craekel. 5SIO Wright wood av, arch Hale 2.500 MARRIAGE LCEt.SES. The following marriage llcenaes were Issued yeeterday Age. Robert S.

Hipp. Emlllne Ricbelaen pi 1 Isadora Gllman. Bessie Harsh 2422 Robert Kerr, Joltet, Adeline Kastnian, same 2525 Samuel A. Miller. Dorothy Sachs 2i 80 Eugene E.

Hopkins. Usiile Povr 27424 Hans 1. NlBntann- Caretllna Sobl 47- Harry Felduuu. Ida Uelaou 2H22 Arthur M. Uvermore, Ellzaltelh Hunel 3 5 Airrt Karno.

Amanda M. Stack 22 IS Frank J. Flebbe. Rose 21111 John Baenxiger. Bophla Mau 2 26 Antonio vuipiam, inimo neignts, Rose Formentlno.

same 2122 Elmer H. Gulnup. Kdith lMinlap 21 Is Clarence II. 1-aneton. Anna Mcbmltt 3720 R.

Oscar Bttler, Fort Wayne, lnd. Msrie Cox, same 2321 Lwls Kellsey, Eglewood, N. Olive Dear- dorff. Berwyn, 2720 F. Stlllwell Moore, Coloraelo Springs, Colo.

Phoebe Ward 25-25 Jamea E. ledely, Katherlne Itoblnaon 84 3a Michele Hamsone, Roslna -Maiflsl 2420 Iaurenee Hamill, Madeline Hendersen 3234 Chailee L. Van Dorn. Helen Goldsmith 21 2 George Roth. Edel 44 Gart.l Sarkls.

Mariha Hfr 2 Vlisrov CelesGne. Fort Wayne. Ind. Laura handler, aame as ..2123 John W. Akin.

Harriet lloman 2123 Benjamin 4ieia, Jennie Vaen-aro 2t 2( ilarsi.all Hill, Esther Bruce 3i SH William H. Lalblm. liiisa a. noessier ns Ira P. Sleeks.

Marls Gerber 2022 Axel Miller. Bertha Wecker ...2. 2 Paul W. Hyde. Mary E.

Htowers ft4 22 Jrover c. Audarson, Beulah 25 20 Meet-It i I man. Llilla Herrmann 24 IS CTiarles A. Jtacine, Ma Kpsteln 2417 Geslmonte Sutera. Mlchela 2210 Rotwrl Fuller.

AV at esman, itatsie roots, Cleveland. ObM 31-24 Alfred J. Peterson, Hanalne R. Chrlateiwen.27 2 Kmll Stabl. Julia, Elchluger .....3 SS lon D.

Kennedy, Ella Wolfabej-ger, Mil- Wis Eugene Keller, Isalielle Joubert naries Isaacs, twi-nei rmni Bennie tjerber. Bert ha iJoldberg 21 1 John H. Nell. Rose Fink 5237 Thomas T. Dunn.

Christine If2 Kric i) Xelane. Ionian Anoerson i'l Nathan Mayer, Kansas Clty, Mo. KJna Han. 21 21 Fred 1. Powel.

Anna 21 1 Kktward MeDonald. Covington. Ky. Nellie DonneUv. Colmotins.

Ohio 2222 John Schrana. Maria Hutter Bi4 4J Isaac Newell. Ceiia Frldtnau .....23 23 Carl Johnson. Anna 3333 llvman yoltlanskr. Hyman 11623 Allen Walker, Chilian Post.

Reno, 42 William Haber. Thomson. May Carrier, Fulton, 111. 524 John llanks. Marshall, Clara Laiididin.

same .....44 SO Richard T. Harrfty. Olive F. 22-20 Frank ftehwarls. Kllxabeth Rivp Jon Aradt, AnnaM.

it'Nelll 2422 Morris Johns, Stem SO 2d Ralph Oliver. Morsan park. 111. Lula Kennedy. Denver.

Colo 2822 Frank Wlllrosn. 2i Okaf Munson. Josephine Whrk 84241 Kdwsrd Falrvhlld. Berths .21 SJ William Bajari. Ruby F.

26 21 Adolph E. Weber. Beciiiee ...21 John b. Ulrt. Mala-; 2221 Areh T.

Cberi411. Mildred A. Julius Maier, Mary Mou.lt FHss lotnewitx. aorah .......37 2T Jacob Goldberg. Anna Goldstein .......2:420 Albert Hon man.

Caroline Hendrlkson 3H 21 Harry Moore. New York, N. Iva Snell. A nnerson. Ind 3 23 Antonio DeferviWt.

Annett 22 Arthur P. WanUike. Alice 1 Jacob Qulnin. Augusta Hemisnn. ....22 21 Howard Wilckeaa.

Wilmington. Pel. Flor- et Box. Pallswde. 24 22 Jewph Vesely.

Jessie Neuireek ...22 I'eter Kaguann, MrUe Wis'tes. ....211 i2 SiOiif MARRIAGE LICENSES. Wiiiiam J. or. Dahlen, Loreua Spear 21 is Henrle Maes.

Flavin (loethals 2510 Krlc W. Wawnson, Lillian B. Chrest 22 2 1 Dimko Sp-rett. Elpemki C. 20 Pell.

Annie La Duks 30 SO Oscar Werbane. Agnea Mooter IS William Harrold. Martha 3tt 2 fosepli Kessler. Clara Holtx 23271 Viehuel P-eilng. Elisabeth Muller 2322 William Dunn.

Tillle Kroas 211 Orcar L. Hansen. Kvansellne ttrant 21 IS WEATHER INDICATIONS. WASHINGTON. D.

C. March 27. Weather Illinois Fair preceded by snow flurries in north Tuesday; Wednesday probably rain, warmer Tuesday night. ok laiioma Generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday; warmer Tuesday. Atkansas Generally fair Tuesday, warmer; Wednesday unsettled.

Ohio Fair in south, snow flurries In north Tuesday, slightly colder; Wednesday unsettled, high northwest winds, diminishing. Indiana- Fair Tuesday; Wednesday unsettled mobably In latter part of day or at night, warmer Tuesday night. Lower Michigan Snow flurries, followed by generally fair, colder In east Tuesday; Wednesday unsettled, rising temperature: high northwest winds, diminishing. I'nper Michigan now flurries Tuesday and probably Wednesday, warmer Wednesday. Wisconsin Cloudy Tuesday.

snow in east; unaettled. probably rain or snow, rising temj.erature. moderate to brisk northwest winds, becoming variable. Minnesota Unsettled Tuesday with probably rain or snow In west, warmer; Wednesday rain or Unsettled. but mostly fair Tuesday, warmer: Wednesday unsettled.

Missouri Fair Tuesday, warmer; Wednesday unsettled, probably rain. North Dakota I'naettled. probably rain or snow Tutwlsy: Wednesday unaettled. South Dakota Cnaetiled with probably rain or snow Tuesday Wednesday generally fair. Nebraska Unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday; ai-mer in east Tuesday.

Kansas Generally fair Tuesday and VS ednesday: rising tetuiierature Tuesday. Temperature Plaes of ObservaMon. Abilene Boston Buffalo Cairo Calgary Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Das Moines Detroit Dubuque Duluth Edmonton FI Paso Evanavllle Green Bay Helena Indianapolis Kansas ijity I Ioa Angeiea. Mdise.11 Msrcjuette Milwaukee Minnedoaa Montreal New York Oklahoma Omaha Peoria Philadelphia Phoenix Portland, Ore 31 44 48 29 SO 2H 5H 88 28 28 20 44 70 02 56 55 4d 54 88 44 68 62 40 62 28 24 46 72 60 38 -HI 40 58 62 68 34 28 44 16 46 64 04 46 84 66 84 38 38 44 fla So 20 K8 4S 46 24 18 44 28 12 22 48 so X8 36 4A 28 18 66 34 28 40 8 30 20 ni 88 28 32 CO ao 8.8 32 14 is 44 SO A 2t 8. 8 W.14 W.

40 W. 10 N.W. 4 t.W.24 W. 19 W. 14 8.W.24 8.W.34 N.W.

8 W. 83 N. 4 N.W.IO W. 8 be. a W.

14 N. W.20 W. 20 W. 14 X. 8 W.

34 8.W.12 X.W.24 N.W. 28 N.W.24I 6.E. 12 8.W.24 N.W.20 8. 10 S.W. 4 N.W.12 N.

4 N. N.W. N.p. 20 N.W.20 X. 4 w.

in N.W.12 N. 16 N.W.16 N. 8 Jf. S.W. 8.W.24 N.W.28 s.

a jr. N.W.IO Clear Rain Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Snow Cloudy Hnow Clear CI ear 8now cloudy Clear Fair Clear Clear 8 now Fafa- Cloudy Clear (now Fair Cloudy Snow (mow Fair Fair Ratn Clear Clear Clear Rain Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy i Fair Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Fair Snow .26 .54 .21 .46 .14 .20 .22 .02 .24 .16 ".02 SO 32 4k 24 20 28 ia 40 46 68 42 32 68 AO 54 .04 .60 .04 Voe .64 .62 Quebec 42 vur itt Palt Lake City. 68 .14 Ran Antonio. 68 San Franc Isoo. 82 66 42 .38 80 68 74 64 24) 8ft FrtrlneBeld.

III. 88 Pfe. Marie 20 48 28 62 72 84 68 .12 .08 fit. L-uls St. Paul Tacoma Tampa Toronto Washington Wichita Winnipeg 18 TellowsionePk 24 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK, March 27. Arrtsed Minneapolis. Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam; Duca Degii Abruxxi. Nsrles; Amerika. Hamburg; Antwerp: Cetirie.

Genoa. NOTICE. Herbert New-love died at ttie (Took county Infirmary on the 'JUA InsUaot. Unless friends ea4t for the remains within flee days the aame will be disposed, of accord In te law. J.

P. PklClVAWeuperlntendanx. ACCIDENT INSURANCE. CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD $3 000 FOR $13 a year; covers all accidents. STAVES ACCIDENT iNnbRA-XClk eoft Hartfurd Chicago.

I If I il i Only the total number of votes received will be published each day. The figures will be given by wards. The poll will be under the control of the editorial management of THE DAILY NEWS and will be open to the supervision of one representative of each of the five candidates, so that all condidates may know the absolute fairness of the poll. Help Along tho Ballot To insure a complete and immediate poll, THE DAILY NEWS asks the prompt co-operation of every voter who receives the ballot. The directions for voting are simple.

The ballot is to be marked with a cross opposite the name of the candidate favored, signed with the name of the voter and mailed back to THE DAILY NEWS in the accompanying addressed and postpaid envelope, sealed AND ON THE SaAJvIE DAY IT IS RECEIVED. The ballots will be mailed to the 83,000 voters as fast as possible and in uniform proportions to -all wards each day until the entire twenty per cent of the total registration has been mailed. The daily publication of the total number of votes received up to the close of the preceding day will therefore represent all the wards of the city in the same proportion as the total registry of the ward bears to the registry of the entire city. Each day's publication of the returns should, therefore give an approximately accurate forecast of the actual vote on April 4. LAW.

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GU ARAN-teed groceries at wholesale direct to farmers, ranchmen, etc. Commissions advanced. I. O. D.

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612 W. MaJison. BOYI. POSTOFFICE CLERKS 18 TEARR OLD. cni-cago postofflce: examination call for April IS; good beginning salary; promotion.

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