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The evening world., 1891-03-30
BELLE URQUHART'S DENIAL.

She 10 Named as Co-Rsspondent In
Annie Sutherland Carroll's Di-
vorce Suit.
Miss Annie Sutherland. an actress In Nat
GooIw!n's company u the b joa Theatre, has
brought suit against her husband. Richard
F,eln Carroll. for absolute divorce. naming -
co.. e e:Pondept the Weil.KnoWn aetIesa, lsa-
belle Urqunart
To q 70 orter Mas sutherland hes stalled
that her husband berame Infatuated With Mi.e
Urquhart while playtnG at the Caalno about
Two yeara ayo. Sse asaeFts that he thereafter
nes,ected TO provide for his wife Ani ehilds
unit !, for supp Irt, the isT plAinlln was foroel
q 20 aIAin upon the stAIe. A recent AZ
eaIp' u reconcll attn on the part Of Mr..
Carr II wac r. jeotrd by his Wifa
Lawyer IsS.c A. Falk, WIN 9 Nlas UrquhartS
counsel, denies emphst oaily that here h any
ia ". He eaaracIerized Aiss SuIpeTland's
alI-Ea Ions rs in'iuuA,iohs only, no specified
nnenses beiup enumerated, aud declared thar
" Mt. Carroll should defend the suit, Miss
UrQuhart would t'ks dee Elve steps 10 clear
her name OF any imputAtionS.
81 Carroll should put in no defence, how
ever" said Nr. FalE, tour ahsur laws aHosd
nv Opportunity or Mas CrQ1h ,ft 10 rsPel
these vile Accu~at ona, Other Than . suit loI
libel against Miss Sutherland.
"Miss Urquf Arr, who Is lovely, dnmea.
tic ted WON n. has he.ri Of the rumors con-
meeting her mare vi b CarrolAa but has W-
nored them as being alSur,."
The evening world., 1891-03-30
4 20 to | Shot Won
the Third by a Neck
from Canteen.
LARGE CROWD At The TRACK.
Taral DlspsIIsd His HOudoo by
Landing TringIe a Winner.
Ts,HorAL TO rHr EvnsIso wonLD.i

IsPHoIAL TO THE EvEsINa wonLD.l
GUTTENBURG RACE 1RATK, Marcl 30.-The
weather was simply perfect for racing to-day,
and loyers Of the sport must have thought SO,
for they trooped out TO the GuItenuur1 track
In hundreds and poured through the entrance
In stream for sever l hours. The Increase
in the attendance was forestsled by those en-
terprising gentlemen, the booEm ,kers, aud
nearly Q dozen new firms took lots at the
drawing to-day.
Speculation was bri,k all tue afternoon and
good pric were the rule. The track was in
perfect condition and nt for record breaking.
The sport began with hve-furiong dash for
maidens. To tell who carried the money
would be hard task. There were several
good things entered and they were heavily
backed.
The Elizabeth flly was backed from 10 to
4io ] and then reced-d several points. Enols
was gu city played by a delegation from Gilt
ton. Brentano was said TO be an "air tight u
and 90 on through the list. Hyndham with
Bergin up was always the favorite.
BTentano got away 10 front ami laudsd the
money ip good style, and Eliz beth nliy beat
Kentucky Ban for the place. The favoEile was
poor fourth.
Taral mad THO mount on Tripgle 10 the Sec
opd race end his friends decIerrd tnat he
vopiq bresk the ''boodoo Ehigh hovered
over him for tho past few weeks 1hey m ale
ThnEIea red-not favoriie and backed him
Little Sandy ives good second choice Ella
Lakeland Oily. Asrael and Aflniy also ha'i
"9oodoon " dispeliei. Miss Fox aud Ella
Lskeland niiy ha1 . pretty 1nisn for the plact,
the former geittug the verdict by neck.
The third race was . good letting affair.
Red Elm was the favorile, but Dixie, Sc, via,
Aouie W and Canteen all had foiIo Sers wnD
planksd down their money with great conf
ndence.
Tne winner turned up in Oracle NJ, who got
three lengths the best OF the start aud was
never caught Csnteen vas second aud SerVia
third
FIRST RACE.
For maidens; selling allowances; nve fur
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ESPECIAL TO TEE svsrna WORLD,

ALBANY, March SC. The hill 10 make safe
the Fourth Avenue Tunnel will como mp again
before the lie. islarure this evening. when 1!
will 20 to The Railroad COMMITTEE.
Assemblymao sulzer and Assemblyman
BVrne have come 10 an amisable understand
ing, and the provisions OF the sulzer bill viii
be substituted Tor those ot Mr.. byrne.
In an interview MT. Byrne 30 d; 81 am per-
fectly satisfied to have the provisions OF the
Sulzer bill substituted for those OF my own.
beoau 70 my desire 10 that the Fourth Avenue
Tunnel be ', inflated and lighted. Ths neces-
sity Tor thus Wa very apparent 10 me on 10 rn-
ing oil the accident, and this was my only Tea.
son for Introducing bill
81 am convinced that II 10 the desire OF the
eople OF New York that the Fourth avenue
tunnel he made safe. and am willing to make
any concessions through which such q IT,
suit may be uroaghi about Auy one who
has ridden througn tho tunnsl a. often
as have could not fail 20 Oe aware
OF the danger that turks IN II ~ all iimea, and
no legislator having tae iutefeaI OF the people
AZ heart should for one mom-ni hesitate In
supporting the measure, Whicn IL simply for
tue peoples safety aud nothing else.
"IIhan throw nay utmost endeavor towards
securing the passage OF ihis bill, and l hone
that II may soon become law"
The evening world., 1891-03-30
THE DRIVEWAY OPPOSED.

A large delegation OF west side property
owners crowded the Mayors once to-day 10
oTy COMMITTEE relative 10 building driVsWsy
along the North River nom ssVsng-SscoRd to
Ninety-sixth street.
Among tnose who spoke In favor OF the
project were Jas. A. Deertn0, w. Il. ID. stokes
and MtssrA COicoTd, Card and Clark, OF tue
West Slde AssOoiatl0n,
Andr-W II. 1Ieeu, Lawson N, Fuller and
others were on haud To oppose the improve
mcnL
The evening world., 1891-03-30
DEATHS SHINING MARKS.
Prominent People Passed Away. =
AN Assemblyman and Millionaire.

S3h ~@ooSAASAy 49, 80 ShS - -
Business circles were shocked this morning
at the announcement OF the death Of Charles ?.
Wilmore. head OF lhe nrm Of Jo n II. Draper
4 Co. auctioneerL lie was Z native of New
YORK, nf yak years oil, Co umOla alumnus
and a member of the Union Club.
Col Henry Bowen, formerly a prominent
ngure IN Wall street. who was stricken with
Apoplexy SATURDAY on Broadway, died yester-
Jay at the ChAmbers street Hospital
Mira CutneIiue AoMAhon. mother Of tue
Police Justice, vas burle lnls forenoon from
the Catholic Church in WsAt NinetJ-ssVentn
street.
john q. Hum, assistant clerk In the Harlem
PUllcS Court, 10 de ID At his home. los East
One Humid ed aud TWenty-fourte street.
J,mes Clinton 'llop. grandson Of Gov.
CLINTON snd an old New York lawyer, disa ~
his a. m In BayUnn, N. j., SATURDAY.
Assembly man GrSttan BTundsge. OF Step.
ben county, died yesterday NJ his boarding
house In AlOauy from pneumouia. lie was n
Republican.
VIM IN {. II. Kerr, OF Toronto, Ont. one OF
Cauada'S most DISTINGUISHED lawyers, died at
the 81. Cloud Hotel yesterday. He was al
Aulhr OF repute. and was several ilmes .
nll. .ionslre.
The evening world., 1891-03-30
CharISIts's LoIhAFiO.

CHARLorTE, N. O., March as.-WilliSm
Chambers moved to Concord. . short dis
was accompanied By BIS. wife aud three
small children, Several days ago he told
hrs wife that he was gong to Marion on
some business and that he would be gone
for week. Friday his wife was informed
that her hpsbAnd had become infatuated
with Mics Mary Gibson, aud that they had
gone TO parts unknown,
TO Hickory and there found ChAmbtrs, He
claims that he was not married aud that he
had threatened TO leave his alleged wife on
several ocoApionas He was lodged In jail
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Third RACE
Selling allow ancesi ave furlongs,

After ihnumerahle reHkdways the nig fell
10 ahad ktari with Graop N. three lenRtns the
sSneAl OF u. whh Chickas Nv, EapIeen, Seryla M
Axi6nex all Hirung out.
Turning INTO tue stretch Oracle N. . lead had
Z zen REDUCED to y lengiA and h ~; Dixie was
second, ServiA thIrtl and Moline V. next.
sina hrOnRht Caniren through with rush In
we stretch, but no could not catca Grace NJ,
Mho won By 4 neek from Cabteen, who Was
length aud Q half before SeTVia- Time-L 08A.
cnatnels paiL: straight, SIS. 10; place, tSA o.
Vantoon paid tlA 10.
The evening world., 1891-03-30
WHO KNOWS THIS DEAD MAN 2
The Body Found on Staten Island
Still Unidentified.

The hody Of the man found yesterday in the
water on Staten Island between the Quaran-
tue boarding station and Fort wadswor,h, 10
At Corouer's Huyhes's moreus in Clifton. Here
Is the description: Thiriy.nve years OF age.
D feet inches In neight, about
one hundred and nifty pounds. dark
BAR, slight mustache and sm II
side Whlskers, white merIno underciothins,
aark stripped trousers, back cu;Away coal. .and
vesi, brown melton overcoat, waite shirt,
StAnding collar aud white n-cgtie.
With The exception o; 10 cents, nothing was
found In the p.ckets. The eft leg was hroken
at the thigh. There 10 q deep, clean cut Wouud
10 tue ioFs heat. over the r,gnt eye which was
also badly discolJred, and the overcoat had
been cut or torn.
Police Surgeon Feeny thinks the body was In
the wafer about ,en dayA II had pro ahly
come In c,ntsot Wita the hlsdes OF propeller
or the p ddleWheei OF steamb o., wh'ch vers
likely caused the Wrunds. An inquest wall DO
held Thursday evening.
The evening world., 1891-03-30

Bought Site from the Duchess.
A contract mas been made for the sale OF
four lots al Firth avenue and slxtieth street
by the executors OF the Hamersley estate to
the new Metropolitan Club for $3.50 00l The
CLUB will erect nn this Ai Q q magnificent cul-
hOuse, with n from age OF 100 eet on Filth
avenue and 200 fact on Sixirth street
The evening world., 1891-03-30
GERALDINE ULMAa MARRIED.
She Became Orchestra Leader
Carylls Bride This Morning.

ESPECIAL cABLE TO THR EVENING woRLp.l
LONDON. March 8O.-The marriage OF GrrAl.
dine Ulmer. the American opera sing =. TO
Ivan Caryll, tbs Young be- gian musical CON.
poser and leader OF the orchestra At the Lyric
Theatre. where Miss Ulmar hAa been singing,
took place this morning.
The evening world., 1891-03-30

ANeF tnumerable brthkAWhYs. they nnaIly
got away In goo oreet. with Adopn II. tne
Ban ana Or ipesnot
Brentano shot to the front In the first furlopg
aud showed the way around the turns. coming
into the stretch three lengths before FL zabeth
nily with Adolph H.. Kentucky, Ban aud
GrapeshOt close up.
HIentano held his lead to the end, winning
handiiy by two lengths from the Enzdbetn
fiy, who bear Kentucky Ban about tue same
distance. Time-1. o.
Muiuels paid: Straight. $la 35; place, &C. A.
Elixabetn nlly paid g. 00.
The evening world., 1891-03-30
THE DEATH OF HELEN POTTS.
Her Mother and DR.. Treverton Tell
Their Tales to the District Attorney

Mrs. Potts, the mother Of helen Potts Har-
ris, whose deA'h has been laid at the door Of
her youthful husband. Charles Harris, the
medical student, arr cared before Assistant
District Attorney Nrrnon II. DaviE To-day In
ney.
DR.. Trever;on was also present. aud Mr.
DAVIS took the testimony OF bot parties Inc
inVesti cation VIII he continued tomorrow.
Young Harris, u was sad, will appear when
needed
The evening world., 1891-03-30
It's First Gambling Conviction.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING W0hLD,I
ATLANTIC CITY, N, j., March 30. -" Dutchy {"
Auhlrod, noted New York aud PhrAdelphla
gambleL was nned $3.50 by Mayor Holman
this ansrnOon. for Keeping . gambling house
on complaint Of William Dennll. y local spnT..
Jals ls me nrsI conviction OF the Kind in Lhis
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Racing at New Orleans.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WoRLD.l
NEw oRLRARs. March % The racing was
continued here to-day, with the following re-
SUITS;
First race-nye.eiahths OF mile. Redmond
won, oreV Eagle second and Dulchman thiTd.
Tme--L 02A.
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Ior two-year-olds; selling allowances; three

Capt Garland vas the lTst to show In q
pretty start, with K Ia Lake and oily, Annuity
colt, Mas Fox, BrAuol an Azrael next.
Tnlgio went TO the front In The nrst 1url0n1,
and It WaA all over. Sue won In a Rallop by
two lengths from Miss Fox, who WaI neck
before R,la L tkeland Oily. Timed ~
Mutusls paid; SIR ight, Sa 80; Place, %, la
Miss Fox paid $40. 80,
The evening world., 1891-03-30
A Laundry Wagon stolen.

Tho East Twenty ty-secoud street police sent
out an alarm ihis morning fjr ! ght top
wagon marked Metropolitan Steam Laundry,
winch was stolen from In front OF 222 East
Twenty -IouTth street
The evening world., 1891-03-30

Dress Goods Made Contraband.
Customs inspectors sent TO the sriEure room
OF the Custnm-H House to-day a trunk belonging
TO Mrs. Frame, X. RiveS cont aiming dreSsea,
&c., worth ST. 500, Aad snoiher b longing TO
Mr.. +. +. trnthinyh TN, OF West Thirty -hIh
stree, eontsln,nL ts, wy SeTtn oi eooLs; Inc
rived yesterday,
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Her Clothes Caught Fire,

EiRhtOeR-Jssr-O TnsrsSa Donohus, Of n
OAK street, vas badly burned on her head and
UUuS, Ihia morning. BY her clothing AsViAa
caught nre while she was At work around the
stove
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Insane, Taken TO BeIlevua.

William +. A1klAsO0, thirty ysAJs old and
insane was rskSn 70 belloyas Hospital thiu
mOruinG, from hia FoliaoaoA a, kanl Ninth
slFees. He u the con - NJ ". Il. AAhlne0n.
. peyalelaN and dNntuL NoUl9 Atninlon a
sSSSSsi SS a. :so:.S!s - Z e: sss :sss
The evening world., 1891-03-30
FOURTH RACE
Selling allowances; seven furlOngss

GloaIer WaS the iirsI 10 anoW win Deer
~ sSosaee, PerliJ aud Lemon next. Lemon shot
%a.s %hs 'front.' going iOwn the hack stretch and
asa.e me pace With Glnster, Deer Lodge, hiR
6SssnS fsTild and Fitzroy In bunch CLOSE
~ reIlid eollared Lemon ., the hsad OF the
diS~s dSssa anIthe race thereafter Was easy; Flynn
Anne nniSh with PeTlid. winning By =
The evening world., 1891-03-30
A YOUTHFUL INCENDIARY.
A Six-Year- Old Lad Sets Fire to a
Jersey City Building.

Little Dan MoAnaliy. six years old, was ar
rested at 3 o'clock this afternoon in Jersey
City for setting nre to WoolSeyS oil and paint
store on Brunswick street, near Grand street.
1he Ia had heaped ~ kinuings q ainst
the building, poured on Kerosene oil and set
hrr. The nre was discovered and quickly put
Oui.
The hoy was paroled by Chief Murphy In The
cuso'y OF his motHer His motive is not
known,
The evening world., 1891-03-30

neck from Sir George, who came Wit, q rush
u, the eni AMI n"at Lemon q heck for the
place. 1ime-1. 2a,i
a., Mniuels paid: Straight, sI.G0; place g. 80.
sir george paid ~. rs.
FIFTH RACE.
The evening world., 1891-03-30

Selling allowances; seven furloupa.

Won nv Jack Bat C nelor, Laudseer second aud
Bohemian third. Time-l. 81.
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Mining btooks.
The following are Inc closing quotations OF
m ming stocks ut the Consolidated Exchange
LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
March.

MarcD.
3O.-AshlAnd A. q, monthly boxing tournament.
Entertainment e tina Bro kbn Bicycle Club, at
tbs ub-nOus-. 90 Hanson y ace, BSOoI yn, p, N.
BOXING tOui n am0nt Uf VAtuI, bo ( Clue at club
hou ,e, ia Atlantic avenue, Brorklyn. Pm.
3l.-EEhIn Regin ent A. A. Indoor games.
Ba-sbsllt New Yorks vs. New HAvsns. Polo
Grounds, 3.SUP. NJ
April.
I.-BassbAll, Manhattan AthIstie Club vs. Yala
At Manhattan Oval uormsry New Polo Grounds)
Baseball. New Yorts VS.. Williams College. at
Polo Or uuds. j. 80 P. n.
VIII AmsbufE Athletic Duh, boxing pTelimina-
nee, Palace hAl 81 93 Grand street, brooklyn.
4.-Nsw York Bicycle Club against Riverside
Nnselmsu, pO ! comDrtition, sPM.
Receptinn OF lr-scsnt Athletic Dub At club
house, Brooklyn, HP. NJ,
BoGipg fnAls Williamsburg Athletic Association,
at Psace Hail, Grand street. vii ianshurg,
open nan icAp crOSs huntry ruu OF the kAtlonAl
oruss- Country associate. at Morris Park, West
chester, y p. NJ.
Indoor games Of the Seventh Regiment Athletic
Assooiation. at AImoEy, siIt' seventh street aud
PARK avenue. 6P. NJ.
Prnoston AsaIngt New York. baseball Al Polo
Grounds. Uns Hundred and Fit ySevsnth street and
klghth avenue, 8. 20 p. n
Manhattan Athlstio Club against Colombia Ool-
loRe. baSebaIl. at Manhattan Oval, One Hundred
and Fifty-seVenth street and Eighth avenue, y. 80
p. ~.
o. Fresh Air Club, mountain wa Il to the Dundsr.
berg. Ac., start from icy Street Fary 10 A. NJ,
OF F0rty-Sec0od street Ferry al lOlSA. NJ.
The evening world., 1891-03-30

rS zss asa: s:sE: sss: :::1 6 y: e. O.: S;
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Jury for the RxciHe CommiSSoners'
Trial.

the Jury for The triAI Of the Excise Com
misaioneTs was completed N 4 % this After
noon, and the Court adjourned
The evening world., 1891-03-30

"Y. d So stick IIcOrioe Has
for years maintained its sIeSllonoo. Druggists. 4.
The evening world., 1891-03-30

shows the ohAn1oo N
the temperature for the asi tweny-folr
houTA IN comparison whh ho corresPond-
momotsF ~ PeTiyS 6Ilnaey'
"a, 1880 lssl' lsSo lssl
AvsIaSs 'SnUsrStuFS rOF sOIFSSOOadrAs aAas iasa
The evening world., 1891-03-30
Fair Weather to Continue.
wAsHNGroS. nc,

March 80 - HeaitOr
tIldtoaIloAs.
FOr koStSVR Noe
York: Generally
natr; no decided
change iH tenDerd-
ture; RortAfriy
toiHd&
IhAAAIlnNEinRrnanRd
The evening world., 1891-03-30

Odds Of 10 70 I looked IKE false price
against Gloslsr Saturday. he Von vsrI easily.
the BTtsSIOu beach RsSiSS 1sisuisI,sa, wi q
TO Gloucester to Ill the place Of Judge GelsoR.
Hho v reported 70 hare sail that ~ tasended
The evening world., 1891-03-30

For maidens; selling allowances; nve fur
longA
Dodge City times., 1891-10-09
The IRRIGATION Age"

The Irrigation Age for October 1st is a
number Of very unusual interest and i'm
pOrtance. 1t consists of nearly sixty
pages. generously illustrated. One single
feature of this number renders it indis-
pensable to every irrigator and investor
in irrigation enterprises. This feature is
is complete illustrated account of the
Irrigation Congress, which occupies six
teen pages of the Age. This is something
which should be widely read and pre-
served. Besides this, the Age will con-
tain details of the coming campaign for
the session of the arid lands. an account
OF the organization and membership of
the new American ASSOCIATION Of Irriga-
tion Engineers. a description of TIE first
sugar factory in the world which depends
on beets raised by irrigation, the usual
full departments OF irrigation news farm
and orchard papers. and other attractive
reading. This edition of the Age con-
sists OF $4,000 copies. 1t will be foun,l
on all the news stands. and orders COR ex.
ira copies should be promn:.iiy forwarded
to either its Denve. or Salt Lake offices.
Dodge City times., 1891-10-09
A Good Attraction Coming.

Turner's English Girls, q big Burlesque
and Vandaville Company, will appear at
Kelly's Opera House, Thursday, October
Is. The company comprises twenty-five
members among viii: ! are q number of
very pretty and talented young ladies,
whose voices are carefully trained. The
performance opens with q musical satire,
entitled The Artlst and Model" after
which comes an Olio of refined specialtles.
including the following wcll-known ar
lists: Maude Raymond, the charming
prima donna; Eyans, the king of club
swingers; Haywood, the world renowned
female impersonater; Calton and Winch
ell, the refined acme of song and dance;
Pick and Loulse, versatile artists; Nellie
Russell, the musical phenomenon who
plays on nineteen different instruments:
Welchino, contOrtionist, and many 9th
ers performance concludes with the
ever popular opera, entitled -Ermin,e."
The costumes are new and bright, and
the music catchy. Taking it all in all.
it is big, tirst-class company with not
an Objectionable feature that would
offend the most fastidious.
Dodge City times., 1891-10-09
BuolSlIn Chronicles.

Rain. More rain. Most rain.
Friday and Saturday last 1t rained 8
inches Of water. How that for droutb-.
KansasS
C. 9. and w. V. Culver attended the
Alliance r'snic at Dodge Wednesday.
Miss BellA Butler was enrolled with the
sick last week.
Alvin Hioay has sold his threshing ma
chine to Dewell, Sidlow. ct al, over the
river. He Ook it over Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Melia. whom We al. know,
working on the railroad and 10 now q
hobo rhyme.
VIM. Martin has resigned his position
on the railroad to accept one with Mr..
Lawrence.
Sam Coons was in Dodge Saturday anJ
Sunday last Eh, Samuel.
We undestand the Minnesota Chief
Thresher Company have sent . man to
take charge Of the machine z. P. Barber
has.
Miss Evelyn Baird closed school last
Wednesday to attend the picnic At Dodge
The Rock Island painters have been
here the past two weeks, plttlng q coat
of paint on the railroad property.
N. K. Hamilton Monday received the
..d news from his wife (who il visiting
IN Ohio,) that their six-months- old child
had died of Group.
Mar e.l:-Long- -Hawkin& A quie,
vedding took place at the Arlington
Dodge City times., 1891-10-09
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

First puDllcaf1On. october y, 1881.
Christian Schwnd N. l. Kile, administrative Of
the estate of Ira Kile, deceased, and NJ. l. Kile,
as widow, George Kile, Berthe n. Kile and Edith
kile, heirs Of Ira kie, deceased, will take notice
that Mary B. Pratt as plaintiff did, on the 10Th
day Of June, 1891, file her petition in the District
Court. in and for Ford county, state Of Kansas.
against them as defendants, setting forth that
Christian Schwind gave a mortgage to the said
plaintiff, on the following described lands, stu
ated in the county Of Ford and state Of Kansas,
viz: The northeast quarter Of section eleven,
Q1,) township twenty-seven, (27.) range twenty
two, (22.) west Of the sixth principal meridian,
to secure the payment Of the sum Of 500 90, ac-
cording to certain notes referred to in said mort
gage, and praying judgment against said Christ
ian Schwind for the sum Of $J04.0O, now claimed
to be due and unpaid with interest at II per cent
per annum, upon e4l4, from the first day OF June,
A. D., 1890, or that said premises may be sold to
pay the same. Now said defendants and each Of
them are hereby notified that they must appear
and answer said petition or before the 2lst day
of November, 1891, or said petition will he taken
as true against them and each Of them; and
judgment for said amount, and decree forever
barring them Of any right title or interest in and
to said lands after the sale thereof, will be rem
dered against them, and ordering said lands TO be
sold satisfy any sum found to be due the plain
till upon said notes and mortgage.
W. j. PATTERSON,
Attest: Attorney for Plaintiff.
THOs. LAHEY,
[sEALl Clerk Of the District Court.
Dodge City times., 1891-10-09
From The Home.

Work at the Home has .eeu DELAYED
considerable on cc.asunt of the wet wealth
er' and We have come to the conclusion
that the rain-makers had better call halt
until such tine as We can get some of the
buildings covered.
Mr.. Seeds, one of the contractors, who
left here some two weeks ago on account
OF sickness. has returned and is pushing
the work along lively.
We have also two stone -masons from
Hutchinson who are doing their part of
the business with vim. If the weather
keeps good, we will have quite little
town here in short time and pleasant
Home.
Mrs. LeDpert OF this place died on the
18th of September after a lingering Ill
ness of consumption, the ladies of the
Fort. without any exception. attending
the funeral, which left here at 10 clock
a. m. for Dodge City.
Mrs. Cook, wife of one of the members
here, was taken to the asylum at Topeka
on account of softening of the brain.
Jack Murphy, head gardener at the
Home. has one of the finest vegetables in
the county and cannot be beat. His hog
ranch is also in fine condition and none
of his pigs will weigh less than i've hun
dred this fall. They will stand inspec
ton from the Secretary of Agriculture
any time.
DR.. Robbins has received q pension of
pension of six dollars per month. May
he live long to enjoy the same.
l may have been little too personal in
regard to my expressions in your paper in
reference to the correspondent of the
Globe Republican; but it was only to stop
any and all criticisms in regard to the &C.
tons of the comrades at the Home that l
wrote the article published in your paper
some three weeks ago. As regards hav-
ing to work for nothing, it is only tempo
porarily. as the work is backward and
We wish tn get the school house which
Mr.. Potter has been moving for the last
three weeks. and has not got it in posi-
tion yet, that all the members went cheer
fully and helped to make good the loss of
time in moving the building, which was
caused entirely BY the late rains.
QUINDARo.