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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

II. Carr Jr, Wooster, o., IS at the
r. NJ. Liddcll, Belfast, Ireland, is at the
II. q. Chapin. New York, is at the Coates.
a, W. Wylie, Minneapolis, is at the
Coates.
w. II. Rawson, Chicago, is at the Coates.
H. H. York, Portland, is at the Coates.
W. B, Lowe, Atlanta, Ga, is at the
II. l.. Richards. Buffalo. is at the Coates,
}. l., clifford, Reading, Pa is at the
g, W. Fish, Excelsior Springs, is at the
Mrs, L. W, Mills of Leavenworth, Kas.,
and her daughter have been VISITING with
q. H. .NIter of El Reno, o, r., is at the
New Albany.
D \ M2rsland of Grand Pass, Mo, is at
j. D. Price, OF Blackburn, Mo- is at the
New Albany.
r, L, Martin, Of st, Joseph Mo- is at the
New Albany,
Alex cunningham and WIFE Of Council
Grove, Kas., are at thc New Albany
j. 7. Rogers and wife, OF 81. Joseph are
at Hotel Victoria.
Mrs, shoecraft. of ST. Joseph. is at Hotel
Victoria.
p, e. AIorrell, Chicago, is at Hotel Vic
Nj. NJ. sweetmay, Chicago, is at Hotel
VICTORIA
NJ, b.. Nicholson Council Grove, Is at
Hotel Victoria,
Thomas c. Dick Topeka, Kas., IS at the
Hotel Victoria,
Lee Nano. Louisville, KY is at Hotel
Victoria.
Editor George w Trgg, of the Rich
moud, Mo-, Coaservator, was in the city
yesterday.
Colonel ]. W. F. Hughes, George H.
Barker ana George II. Howard of the
Kansas military, here AT the karniEal
parade, left for home yesterday morning.
Mrs. John A. Mckimm ana Miss Clara
Grant, of Pittsburg. kas., who have been
al the festivities, returned home yester-
day.
MIR. r. NJ Chlcott editor of the Times,
of Wameso, kas., was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. r. r. Marshall, of St. Louis, Is in
the city. He was formerly connected with
the banking interests here, but Is now en-
gagged in the same business in ST. Louis
George Il. Van Norman. who has been
connected with the Central Life Insurance
Company, AT Cincinnati. has come 10 kan
sas City to take the management sf the
eompany's branch here.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
DURRANT"S DEFENSE WEAK.
FIRST TEN DAYS or THE TRIAL
LEAVES nm LITTLE 10 IIOrE.



H'l' fI"H''"''' '''' III '"' i"ahhrF
'u ""t'n uuo h''"l N'HS = l"r '"r "'I'i'S' IH
,"' u t"I "i I"'o"o'' l'u' ram "'' u''"-
INK '",'' C"S' - any '""''l'i'" "' '"'
'I'"E ~ "l '''I P'S!'""' '"' l''"7'."-
l'"" ",'''l'S '"' "'N'l"tHl' OF '"-""S
'"'' "''.. """"' "l ti' P'l9''''' > con-
Nlclloh. !" the surprise ol cF'lNbody
TN" defense this afternoon began the
calling of witnesses To sbow the prcvfoug
r,,3 ob,,ooto,. ,f tb, ,,,,,o. e,,,1.,,
'''7 ''''''
s'i'"I S"P''lH''Hu'Il'
l'y the prosecution this step is inter-
preted To mean that the defense has in
u.,llurod an nf thp. evidence il has +, ra-
f,,,.. a., 80. 80 t...,t,,,..,,,. IN, ,, t,
'.''' nm W. ~
me people II TINS De liue' lhr \eialrl "I
the jury Is a Ioresone conclusion,
Not only has the dafans, failed 10 es-
taIlisb nm .aIihf rnr Du,r,nt lint A. hos
..',.,,,,I,,. ,,....,.,f,.,,, -,
"''.' '"7 '''' '"'' "7"'''H'
the prisoner
Miss Cunningham, the newspaper pee
porter who was threatened with imuris-
nrmort Yesterday I,,.Y,I... sl,,. ,.,,,lJ ,,.s
-, q, ',,.,..rt'',, ,.,.,,'.,,'i
""S" - H"''''"' P'oI"u''"'' 10 H'r 10y
the Helel'se was 'aIlvd 10 the stand
again this morning to give her another
opportunity 10 answer the question. she
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
TEIiGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Mexico, Mo- oct 4-Eglurolst Myson-
he.mrr "f - Louis d. conducting a sg.,
g,s Lul p"tIactr1 meeting at the First VI.
H;cy. q H. slpa ,a.7 ''N. ne Is ASSISTED 's
ouumwa, Ia.oct. 4-E T. Heseu.ex-ro-
lyrmtu, was found i'm hei this morning
win bullet mole in his head H. is claimed
iIc was shot by his mistress Lulu Hro. lie
viii probably die,
81 MN.eo. Mo- oct. 4-AIizs Annie Batter
ION, an Au4raln county lady, MAS decided
10y Judges 10 be- the pretuest single woman
ON lhe 'eutrala fair grounds to-day. Miss
Batt-rtun Is n country girl
Laramie, Wyo, oct 4.-Ton inches Of
snow has fallen here since yesterday noon.
the Weather began clearing AZ noon to-
day The temperature Is above freezing.
Some damage was done 10 wires ana tIccs.
Stlalia, No., oct l-lSpeotilD sheriff
Porter returned this morning from Calves
ton, Tex. with John g, Thatcher. the
inl-er who escaped from the Pettis county
jail last july by tunuellng out of his cell
Abilene, kas., oct, f-tSpecillD Prohi-
bition county convention to-day WAS att
tended by only % persons. NJ, T.. sterling
Was nominated for shorff and the couNcu-
ton adjourned. The meeting has no gem
cIal support.
Racine. Wis oct. 4-The Wisconsin con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church
in session here to-day voted on the quest
ton Of The admission of women As dele
gates 10 the general conference The vote
resulted; For the women. lO9, against, l;
neutral -.
Boston, oct. 4-Lee Reilly. one of the
linotype operators OF the Boston Traveller,
has issued a challenge 10 any linotype
operator in the. United States for six
DAYS, cont contest. liye hours 10 constitute
either in Boston or New York
81; Joseph, Mo-, oct "A special TO the
Daily News from Webster City, Ia, says:
AZ Frazier, near here. Winters. will die
Kane escaped TO the brush, but this morn
ing Vas surrounded BY posse and eap-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
WAS SOr WANTED.
An Intoxicated Man Goes to the Central
station to Bc Locked Tn

man dressed In the garb OF n laborer
staggered down Walnut street at 10 O'Clock
last night His gait denoted that he had
been making astronomical observations
through the bottoms of many inverted
beer glasses. y crowd of young men were
standing at the Tenth street Intersection
Wnen the tnebrated individual came along
one of the young men called out:
II say old man, the police are looking
for YOU
Is thash SO? Well, I'll so find them"
said the man, and he staggered on down
the street Thirty minutes later he pulled
the big front door of the Central police
station open ana laboriously mounted the
stone steps into the lobby He walked
with an uncertain step to the captains
desk, where he carefully balanced himself
and said:
Are tn p'llce looking r'r me, .cap'n?"
Not that l know ot," replied captain
Flahive.
Wen. I'm Joe Lonnard, an I wish to
be locked mp f tn, plice want me-
BUT the police don't want you
Then | can 90 home?'
Yes"
AN right. I'll 80 home"
And Joe Lonuari aimed himself at the
door and wandered out into the night
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
The PUBLIC DOMAIN.
REPORT or COMMISSIONER LAMoR-
EAUN. or GENERAL LAND OIIICE.
Large Decrease in the Number of Entries
since tho Last Statement Patents
for Kansas and Okluhomn-kcc-
ommrnda lions to Congress.

WASHINGTON oct. I.-Ilon s. w. Lamor-
cluN, commissioner OF the general land
oi,Irc, hats made his annual report 90 the
Sa reiary of the Interior. THE decline OF
land office business noted iu tha last report
sum continues. Compared with I>H there
has been Il decrease iu land entries of lo.-
uJi and of 6,pG,6>j acres entered upon, It
decrease of tina! entries TO the number Of
tgNi, and @l6upg acres entered upon. aui a
decrease of cash receipts of S1ai5,u
Tho business of the office FOR the fiscal
your ended June 30, lSJa. was us follows:
cash sales, ilT3S acres, homestead su-
tries, 1,uUJ, i9l acres, state selections, &C.
lG9 acres railroad selections, ,9GIt5y acres;
swamp land patents, 2li7l acres; Indian
allotment s5 80 acres; Indian lands sold,
i-,lS acres, total cash receipts S2,u33 ijl;
patented or certified with the effect of pat-
rntus to railroad companies, s,lSL35G acre;
surveys accepted by the land office, 49, l23,-
6l@ acres.
The commissioner recommends that ap-
prppratiOus for the surveys of public lands
should he made continuous, instead of an
uual, as under the rules of the treasury
department it has been found that where
extensions have been made upon % con-
tract the extension operates as "A new
contract ana must be paid out of the dp-
biopratlon Tor the year Tor which il was
Commissioner Lamoreaux also renews his
suggestions of last year that surveys of
public lands be made by the government
rrm As nj pr"sSnt "'iItf 'Itii i
tr sIr,,t,,- ,,5,,,I r. S''oi' - -, i
r,,, ~ ,,i ,y,,gi Ht t'.t, Ito'o-i IA survey
lie refers I" the f3at tbat i'e rnm slry,
HT"fg uJTH iiiiane n4Isr inns - Sstem IN the
'tEI"i NV ,,ttis 5rt 'yo,S w NH success
o,ifi "i&so H. inlhtA OUT me Hil
~ ~ Du''lv9 tii.uTu''''ntI nS tHr surveyor Rti-
g,"t Ht ir Aiashai EXIT Lmd says tGyre should 1e
HHtt''"HH' I"'H lfE'Si1lloh loi tllht term
"a ~ t1ldi 9tra OF vacant punlIt laHi IN
Ll ln, = l'ltu ~ ~ IA acres iS as lolioW,;
NJ ~ ",2,a''' ~, uu7uIN'Std' ;-t''p.'-
j. tg li"u 3ilyg uhS rMahlutu alu mas an
process OF auJus mem, twenty-five Lil.I
EIdhlI 10 l"'lIpauS me lhNHui depart,
i,, i,gnt HaS arProl'I tu' hn'IhSS oi tir ian'
uliDt !'NH '"lAE lN' lhHI tIdlt dHJuSt-
mrhtH m elgErn casts ana ten other cases
inr ihitl dgJusllnchlS nave been submit
'eT 10 g.in I'hlr' 'inghl,, ,., a., .,,,,....
us u9SiLE ,'ho ',L "l me ,l"st tpuEIeSs'
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
MINOR MENTION.

Justice Walls Yesterday sentenced Chris
Hanson to twenty days in the county jail
for stealing a watch
\ thief slipped into II, II. Leavcrs Of
fee in the Baird building Friday and stole
four dress ONercOats.
The home of r.. =. Wheeler al 800 Cherry
street. was entered Friday night by a thief,
who stole q purse containing Sli,
John ii. Cox was fined $50 in police court
yesterday for building dwelling on West
Ninth street without first complying with
the building laws.
The Junior Superintendents' local union
will hold IT. October meeting at the home
of Miss Emma &. Whitehead, i26 Wabash
avenue, Monday, October 7, at =. m,
Emma Smith received twenty days in
the county jail yesterday In Justice Joyce
S2gr fer ste&8lnE d sii" Grfss ron G4iie
Virgil Williams was bound over To the
grand jury yesterday by Justice Joyce
charged with assuming ms wife with an
AK. In default of Sl0o bail he was COM
mitted to jail.
Henry A. Wise was granted letters of
administration Of the estate Of Crlah W.
Wise, who died September 2S, by the pro-
bate court yesterday afternoon The es-
tate is valued At $4,000.
In police court yesterday A. l.. Jones. a
stranger. was fined $50 because he had a
45-caliber revolver and a pair of brass
knucks in his pockets when a policeman ar
rested him Friday ON SUSPICION
The Quincy Shirt ana overall Company
has repleyined 500 worth of the stock of
goods in Adam tlshoefer's store, at 5ii
Nam street, HHlcn Was attdthcu bN Burn
ham, Hanna, Munger and Co. recently.
Maggie Davis was yesterday bound over
to the grand jury by Justice joyce on a
charge of larceny and burglary. She could
not furnish $500 bail and Vas remanded to
jail. She Is charged with entering the
home OF Bell Mold, near ST. Louis avenue,
ard the state line, and stealing 81 and
dresses,
Three women lost their purses during the
Festivities Karnlval night A thief picked
The pocket OF Mrs NJ, r. Meek, of 1903 Gen
eses street of $3.50, at Twelfth and Main
street, lost her purse, containing 20 cents.
at Tenth and Main streets. The purse of
Mrs. NJ. A. snyder, of 2i26 East Eishteenth
street, was taken al Seventh and Main
streets. She lost y
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
NO
TAILOR
CAN

put more style or better material
in suit of clothes than you can
find here. Best is as good as you
can gct--and that's the sort we
carry. The leading makers are
all represented and the finest
cloths from home and abroad
enter the making. Trimmings
and the little things in keeping
with the big.
There's an all wool Suit at S. that
you'll like if you want s. Suit
At SO, Sl2, sl5 $ls, $50 and S25
merit in excess of the price and eX-
cceding variety to select from; a
light room, too, for the selection.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
ELEVATED RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
VIII BE Investigated by a Jury ImpancIed
by the Coroner.

a coroner's jury was implncled yesterday
forenoon to investigate the death of Mrs
Minnie Mcleod and Mrs. Eliza job who fell
or were knocked from an Elevated road
car at Ninth and Mulberry streets, and
were instantly killed. ON Thursday night.
At 10 o'clock the jury went to Undertaken
Stewards : rooms. where the bodies were
viewed. To-day the jury will hear testi-
mony in the case. The bodies of tho two
women were sent last night to Clarks burg.
No., Tor burial,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

George Law has sold the Walrun orchard,
AT Troost avenue and Ffty-eighrh street
TO George c. Hale. for G. j. Walruff, for
$3.50 The property wasthe site of Mr.Wal-
runs country home. which was totally de-
-.royed by tire about three years ago, II
Is one Of the choicest orchards in the Vi
entity OF Kansas city.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
ON COMPLAINT OF A WOMAN.
Charles hendrich. Who Claimed to Have
Hecn Robbcd by Trans. Arrested
for Attempted Theft

man who appeared TO be about 80
years OF axe and who described himself as
Charles Ieudrch OF sheridan county
Mo-, told Detective Sauderson at the Union
depot yesterday morning that tramps had
robbed him the night before in a box car
OF $50. Last night a woman IN the Union
d"pot pointed licudrch out to the police
as the man who had tried to steal her
purse. lie was arrested and locked up at
No. police station. ~
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

The home of $, s. Webster, in Independ-
eneo Mo, was entered Friday night by
thieves, who carried away a silver tea
Tor and a revolver, Mr., Webster believes
the thieves Will try 10 dispose cf their
the police TO b" on the lookout for them.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
Alleged rIimtiammer Arr,igned.

J, BorIhry. arrested Monday night for
pracucing film nam game or Mrs, Getta
Freeman, of SuS Iudrue udence avenue.
und thereby securing $l0 was arraisned
before Justice Walls yesterday ana his
hearing set Tor Monday lie was una bic
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
BANK CLEARINGS.
business OF the Banks at the Principal
Cities the Past Week

New York, Oct. 4.-The following ta-
BILE. compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the
total clearances at the principal cities ana
the percentage of increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week lasf
year:
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

l.. II, Boyland, OF Odessa. Mo-, lost a
sack containing u lot of rare coins at Fifth
and Walnut streets Friday night In The
sack We're n 5O-cent piece of 1883 a 25-cent
piece OF lS2l and another of 1882.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
GOOD,
SOLID
WORTH

in ovcrcoats. No need to look
like a shapeless bundle in the
effort to keep warm. Style-com-
fort-wcar-equally and evenly
distributed in our ovcrcoats and
ulsters. Variety almost endless !;
there's an advantage worthy con.
sideration when you start to buy a
coat.
An Overcoat that you needn't he at
all ashamed of-no shoddv or satinct
for -. Increasing worth at each
price step-SlO, ST., Sl5, SIS, $50,
so, s95, $50 and S35 From Slj on
the merchant tailors are the only
people compete with.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
MIR. FIeming's Bond.

Fred W. Fleming filed his official bond
as coal oil Inspector yesterday afternoon in
the office of the county clerk. The bond is
for S5.0Ol and bears the signatures of Mil
ton Moore, Howard NJ, Holden, Hugh 9,
Ward and j. W Mercer as sureties. Their
aggregate wealth is said TO be over $1,000, 600
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

Receipts at the Custom House y
We're 62 crates of earthenware \
crockery houses. i've cases OF to.st-
Gals ot bullion 'hs
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

AS
GOOD

shoe as is made and save a dol
lar or SO in the getting. Our shoe
stock is the completest in the city
and the newest. Every shoe
represents wear in excess of the
price and is weighted with guar
antces from the S. shoe up.
We'll give you a good Shoe for 81. so
AS good can be had at that price.
The So and 81 Shoes are superior to
any offered at the prices and the 81
Shoe represents all the extras to be
found in footwear.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
CITIES.

New York ...... :. -.
Chicago 80 .... .......
BOStpn ....,. ..,. ...
philadelphia =, =. =.
81. Louis ... .... -.
san Francisco .. q. .
baltimore -. ........
l'lttshurG .... .... 90.
Cincinnati 80. ......
Kansas City o.. .......
New Orleans zee. -.
Buffalo 81. ..,......
Milwaukee ..,..
Detroit .... ..,. ..,.,..
Louisville ,... .......
Minneapolis q. ... T..
omaha .t,... ..,....,.
Providence e. e. .....
Cleveland a.. ...... -.
Houston .-.. ,... ,..
st. Paul . ....,.......
Denver zee. . .,.....
Indianapolis o.. e.. 81.
columbus, O ..,,.....
Hartford .... ,... .,.
Richmond o.. .,.. ,....
Washington q. .. -.
Dallas ..... 80. ,..
81. Joseph r,. =. 80.
PeOrld ... " ,.....
Memphis .,.. .... -.
Portland, ore O.. ....
lSOCheS Stcr .... e. %.
New Haven ,..,,..
Savannah . .......
Springfield, Mass -.
w OrCeSter o. o.. ....
Portland, Ne. .,.,.
Atlanta .. o., .........
Fort Worth e. q. ..,..
W AGO ., o.. -'...'.'...
syracuse o.. Of. ..,......
lttS AlDllltS .s .....s.
Grand Rapids 81. .....
Seattle 90, ......,..,.
Lowell ..t. .,.. .,,,.,.
Wilmington, Del q. =.
y NOrfO.k .. ,. ..,......
Sioux City .....,...
Los Angeles .,.. ....,
TdcOmh .. .. .........
Saginaw, Mich ,,...,
Spokane .. o, ,.,.....,
Jacksonville -. ....,..
Lincoln O., ,.....,,.
New Bedford .,..
Wichita =. o.. ......,..
Birmingham f." .
Topeka o.. " .,.......
Lexington, Ky. .. Il.
Binghampuon .. .....
Nashville e. f.. .....,.
Galveston .. e. ,....,.
salt Lake .. .,,..,..
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
YOU
CAN'T
FIND

ChiIdrcn's novelties in as great
variety and as reasonably priced
in any other store this side of
New York City. Everything is
in this department that can be
called a novelty and the line of
staples is large and equally as de-
sirablc. Reception room for rest
ing; make free use of it.
Lcggings, Caps, Novelty Hats
Sweaters, Blouses, Fancy Shirt
Waists, Collars, Cuffs, Neclwear,
Gloves, Shoes, Underwear, Night
Shirts, Dress shirts Negligee Shirts,
Suspeudcrs, ovorcoats, Refers VI
btsrs etc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
THE
HATTER'S
HAT

Differs from ours only in price.
You can get the high priced hats
here too--and you also get an
opportunity to compare the grades
and see how little the difference
really is-apart from the price.
All styles Of block--thc late ones
either iu Silks Tcdoras. Crushers or
Dcrhics The Model Hat at - is
way iu the lead of most 81 Hats and
the equal of many at even a higher
price. You can get hats hero FOR "a
little a. 81 or as much as So and
guaranteed value at either price.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
A
STRONG
SUIT.

Something for mothers to delight
in-thc Little Captain Suit.
Mules could hardly pull it apart
and no boy can make rip any
where in it, If he does, bring it
back and get a new suit. Strong
and durable, but pretty withal.
Ages run from to Is years The
Suits are all wool, tapcd seams and
elastic waistbands--and cost you
only 50. Better value can't bc found
for the reason that it doesn't exist
or we would have had it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-reguar can-l2 o'clock m.-Riggs Fire In
Government Bonis.-U. S. Is. registered, l12 hid.
I2 asked AZ u i Is i souPo sR,d i2 bid 'iS asked
district S o. Of Columbia S ' Bo s fund s
loa'. bid. $o-year fund Is, gelI ii3 bid Water
is. carren aD 10 BID 5a5s funding c,iTgcney
NE, bid Ss F%Sisi"rei 5i"s; leo lid
town Railroad conv. Is. list. 1870 bid, I4o asked.
Washington and 9ieorge!own Raj Ralf.ad eo9v Is %
io2ls bid, 1903 asked Belt 'sailfnad IS, 50 hid
81 asked, lexington Railroad Is, ios hid, los
asked Washington Gas Company Gs. series A, ia
bid. Washington Gas Company is series y; ll3Ia
bid. Washington Gas Company cow. Us 10 bid
40 asked. L. 5. Electric Light conr. rs. li3 bid
s" d ro s trust rsaops and iSl Gs
bid Amesican Security and Trust IS, a: and %.
20 BID. waslnstGn Market Company ~ g.
1 %ss na NaI shi Infantry st 1917 bid bid
was1insien IEhl Infantry q Is 100 bid m .,o
$50 . ,e aSt Ma,roan 2s bid sos ske c%
ceiSmSla 10 is bid = asksd, 'spl,i ns bid
Lincoln. 100 bid, lo2i- asked. Ohio, 50 bid, 10
asked ,-- ,.,,
Deposit rs and Trst Is bid is ask@d washing
ton su qa r ans r laas 'a a ri. Ia '"t Isl Asked:
a III 10 si T:i45ssa aPa 3d. ssaa
bia. e. bid. Belt "a asked. .,3cka.ron. ~ Ind,
80 bid 53ss asked. Georgetown Gas ~ bid. L.
$ Electric Light. l3ii. bid 1864 asked.
Insurance stocks -Firemen's, 30 bid. Mctropoli-
tan. Il bid. 80 asked Corcoran. al bid Potomac.
30 bid. 75 asked. Arlington. 10: bid. German
American. l62 bid. 200 asked. National Union.
1es, bid. las. asked. Columbia. 1877 bid. Rigs.
-: bid, rs asked. Peoples. * I'D. 5+s asked.
Lincoln SIX bid 81 asked. Commercial, -. bid
Title Insurance Stocks.-Keal Estate Title. los
bid ZIG asked. Columbia Title, as bid. asked.
Washington Title. asked. District Title. 10 bid.
Telephone stocks P.nnsyly ania, 81 hI. Clesa-
peak and nStSac; oh Ia his "a I-1 AmSfi,
Gun Carriage 30 bid 30 asked.
Miscellaneous Washington Market II
bid Great Falls lee. 1870 MD. li5 asked. Eull
Run Panorama 30 asked. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat. 81 bid. Washington Brick Company,
100 hid. Lincoln Hall. 10 bib lLAer-tcean Iull-
ing. 80 asked. Mergenthaler Linotype, FOG bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04
Local Pensions Allowed.

Maryland-Original, John 7. Misner, Gar
field Frederick: increase, Alexander Forbes,
baltimore, Baltimore; reissue, BENJAMIN
johnson, deceased. Baltimore, Baltimore:
John H. Stevens. Baltimore. Baltimore;
Daniel McManus, Baltimore, Baltimore;
Benjamin Gray. Baltimore. Baltimore: John
Mccarthy. alias James Mccarthy, Balti-
more, Baltimore; Alexander H. Rupert. Bal
timore, Baltimore; Oliver r. Cornell,
Parole, Anne Arundel; Jacob Chandler,
Baltimore, Baltimore; original widows. etc.
Mary A. Stewart, Lakesville Dorchester;
minors of William H. Hartman. Baltimore.
District of Columba-OriiSnal, Robert L.
Doyle. Washing ton: increase, Thomas Rock
life. Washington.
Nirginia-original, Michael WEIGH, Ports
mouth. Norfolk; William Cullertson. Rich
mond, Hen"ico: John W. Babcock, National
Soldiers Home. Elizabeth City; restoration,
Alexander Hubert, Norfolk. Norfolk: re-
newal, Southey Kellum, Norfolk Norfolk
increase. Daniel Dugan. National Soldiers
Home. Elizabeth City.
West Nirginia-Original, William B.
Brown, Re&dsviile. Preston; Israel II. Gull
len, Fairview, Hancock; reissue, William
H. Keeney, Huntington. Cabell: Riley
Arnett Ryner, Marion; William II. Ather-
ton, Fetterman. Taylor; William H. Lud-
wick, Buff Jackson.
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AMERICAN HORSES ABROAD.
The Way in Which They Are Being
Run Criticised.

The Way in Which They Are Being
Run Criticised.
Special London Gable Letter copyrighted 1895, by
the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 1.-The way the Ameri-
cans are running their horses here has
begun to arouse criticism, which promises
to increase. 1t is impossible to ascertain
in advance what horses they Intend to
run in any event The Sporting Times to-
day says:
The Americans played a bold game in
ell tering a horse like Banquet to be sold
thing came off in fine style. He was
bought in for f76O and it is understood that
he would not have been sold for thrice that
amount. Simnis WIS again seen to great
advantage. There is no doubt that he Is
really fine horseInan.
The plunge on Banquet was the talk Of
the day, we have become unaccustomed
to such heavy batting. We cannot say we
welcome this return to sort of racing
which has always been held to be vicious.
The object of selling races is defeated when,
for gambling purposes. a horse is entered
for sale at tenth of its value, with the in
tention to rebuy him at whatever cost.
From all we can hear the Americans
have not yet played their great cards.
Some day we shall see their favorite in the
still unfit Stonenelk We hear the Ameri-
cans are OVERRIDING the trial ground at
Newmarket occupying it morning, noon
and night to the exclusion of other train
erS." o. &c =.