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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED hOOMs III VIZ u.
- - ~ ~ - >o-r~~o~~>~.~N>c>~~~-
FRONT Above ROOM second hoor. pri-
xate house. reasonable permanent party.
It's West iGth-si.. one door from Bway.
FrRNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET with pri-
handsome second floor. private bath; to-
g-ther or separately. smaller room; every
comfort: gentleman. SUPERIOR, 2Jl
Columhus-ave.
LARGE sunny well furnished room in
doctors house; private references. o6
West i6h-si.
LARGE square room. running water. sec
md floor front; private house: for gen.
tlcmen, reference. lj7 East 3Gih-st.
LARGE front room ,or gentleman. $40 per
month. BURKE. Il Perry-st.
ONE or two respectable gentlemen for
neatly furnished Yoom. Inquire Jani-
trcsg 2Gs East 3ithsi.
2dTH-sT.. 1OI. corner 4th-ave.-I.arge
handsomely furnished rooms; single or
en- suite: southern exposure breakfast op-
tiousl. references.
33D- ST. 30 EAST.-Attractiye rooms. en-
suite: private bath. or single: unexcep-
tlonal nelghborhOod; private house; refer
ences.
5eD-ST.. 81 WEST. handsomely furnished
rooms. with and without private bath;
gentlemen only.
5sTH-sT.. &C EAST.-To bachelors: larse
~ story front room In fine house with
owner.
7SD-sT.. wEsT.-In private house; gem
uemrn: breakfast optional. Apply a.
sENMuL Rs. 22S Columbus
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN nv the Reco,vo

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the Receiver
~ OF Taxes Of the City Of New-York 10 all persons
whose taxes for the 1895 remain unpaid ON b Grs,
day Of November Of said year that unca5 same shall
De paa 10 MN az MS once on or before the day OF
December OF said year. he Will charge receive ana col
lect such taxes remaining unpaid on that dov
IN addition 10 the Of such taxes one per cenIi
on the amount thereof and charge receive collect
upon such taxes 50 remaining unpaid frs,
January thereafter interest thereof
the rate OF seven per annum to be clcula
from october ]. 1873. the day
rolls ard warrants therefor delivered to The sara
Receiver OF Taxes TO the date OF payment as provided 10
sections $40 st4 and si5 Of NewYork CITY Consod
ton Act Of 1887
DAVID T.. AUSTEN
Receiver Of Taxes
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FURNISHED APARTMENTs-To Let

ABATEMENT. furnished. for the season or
unfurnlshed. by the year. ! rooms and
hath: al light: "a floor: elevator. fuel. at
Tendance. Address on premises. WHIT
LOCK G3J Iark-ave.. corner 66th-st.
TO RENT. Part OF small apartment at
moderate terms TO lazy Inquire OF Jani-
tor 1876 West 4@,h-st.
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DRESS MAKING.

~N~SNNS~>N>O>N-~ - >><>>N~ -0~0ONN--NN~~~N~No~~O~
DRESSM AKER.-Thorough drcssmaker IN
all IS branches wishes position In cstah-
lishment or by day: exquisite taste on
evening dresses. III. style guaranteed. ref
erencc ATS cth-aVe
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CLERK. by married man ~ clerk. ma
chine shop or foundry preferred aIiAs
DAY 49, East 4lst-At
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
HE HOOKING VALLEY SALE CONFIRMED.

Columbus Ohio. Nov A-The sale OF the Column
bus. Sandusky and Hooking Valley Railroad was
affirmed by Judge Smalley at Bucyrus this morn
,nv and tho reorganization of the company will
be accomplished as the bonds arrive from
the East
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AGAINST CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND JATLS
A meeting OF the Humane Association OF New
York was he'd last night at No. $50 West Fifty
nnth-st. The association. which was recently or
ganzed. has for its main objects the abolition OF
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HELP WANTED
WORK WANTED.
lDOONNNN .OO.ONNN|NN
Male
WM. L. HARTt Nc.
-nncrf AnclIntanf md Aufitor.

A WM L. HARTTNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Funding. Room o.. Il Park Row.
A THOROUGH bookleeper and general
Office man wants situation whore merit
alone Will secure promotion AMI pcrna-
neucy. Address NJ. \. H.. Tribune Office.
ANY FIRM wanting nrst-class travel
ling salesman or agent IN n" southwest
address CLAUDE Il. MOSS. Orange Tex.
A FIRST HAND cANpYMAKEa on hard
candy. best references. wants situation.
CITY or country. Address Ell. SC1lMlTr.
~ Lqmb.rt-st.. Philadelphia. Penn.
ACCOUNTANT Bookkceper. age 30 years
and formerly member Of n well-known
frm of public accountants. Is DESTROYS ot
securing position, either IN or out OF
town at "A moderate salary. has qualified
IA an expert accountant and II capable Of
deyislng money and labor saving systems
for any class Of business also competent
10 keep running expenses a. minimum.
and Is acquainted with the best methods
OF Advertising. highest references as 20
capabiliy and character. NERITAS. Posi-
once box :,01l.
BOOKkEEPER.- Expert accountant wishes
enlargement To post and balance accounts
during day or evening. the time arranged
10 suit. Address DERING. 3d. Columbus
ave.
BAKER, Experienced foreman on all
kinds ~ bread and rolls especially ON
New England. Vienna and French breads.
No. 423 lst-aVe., butcher shop.
BOOKK EEPFR.-D Double entry: thorough
IS reliable. good penmnn correct. rapid
recommended by chartered accountant. age
- salary sl2. r. e. NJ. 40 Clinton Place.
BAKER. cake foreman and confectioner:
Al city references; city Of country Ad-
dress HUTTON. III Deknlb-ave, Brook
Ign
-, ,.,,,- -
chine shop or foundry preferred cIiAs.
DAY. 49, East 4ist-At
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

,oooo~-- ~ ~ ? = .-N-l~-N~ll0>0N~~N
AN SMALL FAMILY. handsomely fur
nlshed floor suite or separately; room for
gentleman board; references 81 West
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u N. TTTTTT
All iis branches wishes position In cstah-
lishment. or by day: exquisite taste on
evening dresses. III. style guaranteed. ref
erence. ass Gih-ave.
DRESSMAKER Experienced dressmakor
nrsi-class cutter and litter desres more
engagements r. private families. terms
moderate. city or country. personal refer
ence. D.. 25i sth-ave-
DRESS and CLOAK MAKER wants work
home. seal garments redycd altered and
made into fashion ,ble cnpes collar.tt.s
and 1T Jackets GRIEG i3I West 22d-st.
DREssMAKER.- Flrst-class dressmaker
going out by the day. wishes 10 take
work a. home cutting and Htting guaran-
teed. 1876 East i27th-st.. parlor noor.
DRESSMAk ER.--ro 40 out by the dav in
private families; making over a speclaity
81 - per day. Miss II. FOX ?SG 3ih-ave.
bet 10th and 9Th SITS. ~ bell
FIRS.-s PERELL manufacturer ~ I'm.
fuN. zeal garments redved and repaired
larg. stock Of furs at reduced rates Isl
6th-ave.. near 23d-si
SEAL GARMENTS remodelled and 70.
paired. Iates: designs. home or day. high
est references. Mrs. GREYE. lOl IVES,
C0ih-si.. Co.umbus-aye.
SEAL GARMENTS rentied. sleeves en-
larged or made into Fashionable s,ues
coliaret;es and Eton Jackets At home or b,
the day. GREIG. 1871 West 22d-s,.
ADVERTISEMENT AND slrRscPIp.
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TUIn.
UNE Will. BE RECEIVED AT THE
o. t so. or r. No ?'2 Broadway
NERTISEMENTS nj the following Rranch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave 100 Thlrl-av.
corner Forty -seventh-si.. i59 East Forty
seven'h-st. corner Third ave.
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WASHiNG.-By respectable. experlenees
woman TO do washing at home. 49,
HORN, lSA West 62d-sl
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WASHING Germ IN 'aurd ess wishes fan.
NY wash. MIS-. SlElSt.NkAS. corner GA
Broadway and Manhatfau-st.
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WORK WANTED.
-oso~c-oooNoo0oN->No OoNNo-oNNN\NNNNN~
Female.

-N,o>r~YoNNN-NN-oN-NNN NNNNONNNNNNN>>N
Female.
COVERINGS. Present employer wishes 10
find position with a family going abroad
now or in the spring for an educated North
German, whom she can recommend as
patient. trustworthy nursery governess. and
a refined pleasant companion. call be-
tween Ia and ! O'Clock. 334 Lexingion-ave.
GONERNESs. BY a North German as nur-
seiv goNeTneas. musical. speaks irst-c.a
German. English and French. best personal
city referen -. Please write 10 +. BLUM
81 East 41th-st
GOVERNESS.-A visiting governess or
resident very successful with backward
children. SUCCESSFUL. Box 2O6. Tribune
Uptown Once. 1922 Broadway.
GOVERNESS. companion or mothers as
sistant: refined. educated lady (Episro-
palianl holding highest testimonials Ad-
dress cATALA. Box :. Tribune Oflce.
MAssEI'SE.-A Swedish woman: profes-
s.onal rnasseuse and experienced lady's
maid; best city references. A, 2i5 West
25th-st.
MANICURE-Yo lady wishes few pri-
waite customers at her home OF out. Miss
DAYTON 10 East l7th-st.. near Broad
way.
MUSTC-Ledy v.olinist. pupil II J. Frankie.
gives lessons 20 ladies' and children; mod
crate terms. reference Of pupils. Apply
LADY VIOLINIST 1873 East i25th-st.
REAL LACES cleaned equal TO new lace
curtains 30 cents upward. finest Of ref
ercrce: sample shown. WHITE. 3O6 West
32d-st.
sTENOGRAPHER.-Lady owning ma
chine desires position. Circular a spe-
cialty; salary SO. REMINGTON. OJ-
Court-st.. Brooklyn.
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cry real. ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-To close an estate. East
Saskatchewan four-story basement "a
foot front brownsfone private residence.
handsomely decorated: two new bath
rooms; new plumbing. Will sell with or
without furniture. Apply on premises or
AZ Room Co. No. 2 Wall-st.
on sTH-AVE.-A 21-year dyeing establish
ment; 3-story house snd lot. easy terms
resson. old age. Apply r. SCIiEDLER.
10l Chambers-si
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WAITRESS. By n young woman N pn'
Nate family. highly recommended b, prs
ent employer. q. O.. i242 broadway
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GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

Business at the leading hotels yesterday was
good, comparatively. The majority Of travellers
who had a vote endeavored 10 get home to cast IT..
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FOR SALE.

FOH SALE.
AT REDUCED PRlCES.-sOo secondhand
wood and iron working mschInes: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and sx'
changed GEORGE d EDDY 3yS Nsdl-
son-st
AT LTTrLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
e., New-York workshop machinery foot
power. list free: wood-carvinx tools. scroll
nws. designs and farcy voods: incubaton
and broodtrs In operation.
A.-PIANo. $50; magnificent upright.
brilliant tone: fine condition.; great op-
portunity; no humbug bargain. 33i Eas,
yOth-st.
AT THE PIANO EXCHANGE. 1o5 and
i0T Yves, 33d- near Broadway -
new and second hand pianos. So up. cash
advanced on pianos.
CHARMING WEDDING PRESENTS. eie-
giant gold chairs. warranted French leaf.
only So 30 retailed elsewhere so 20: buy
direct from factory COLD CHAIR MAN
TFACTTRERS. % Murrsy-st.
r1RsT-CLAss Concert Grand uprigh,
plano. newest patents DESIRABLE. power
ful ilne. warranted 10 years. big batGan.
cash or time. open evenings. SIAplE'
236 3d-ave.
FOR sALE-Antiques 90 eth-ave.. near
o4rh-s'.
RESTAURANT. boarding house and FUR
for sale on account - death in the family.
30 Smiths. and Ham,iton-ave.. Brook
lyf.. opposite car stables.
SEWING MACIIINE.-New Home. Domes
tic. r'ngcr. Household. wilcox g Gibbs.
New ln.ai: $is MP. cash or credit: 100 sec
ona-haYi % all makes. 30 ny. warranted.
RAUSCH 227i' 3d-ave.. near l23d-st.
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WASHING swedish married woman
wants ~ DO tamily washing at home;
best references Cali any time T.. NIL
SON. sS3 West 2Ith-st.
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MIgCELLANEOUS.

>ooooNNoNo~coNNN c.~~~O~N~~
A-A-FOR ALL COMPLAINTS use
Nltche.rs Veteran Salve. for sale NJ 60
Plie-si y y. City. G. W. MITCHELL.
proprietor.
STAMP COLLECTION WANTED. Dig
them out" II will pay. Address, stat
ing price. etc. GEORGE WARD. - East
lOth-s'. Nrw-York.
TIE LARGEST and finest assortment of
Partisan jewery in unique and exclusive
STYLES nj astonishnRly low prices
JAM,fES 900 Broadway and West
ATHEIST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GUINNESS CHANCEs.
SUCCESSFUL LAWYER. skilful IN lltiga-
Ton. VIII collect claims against or for es-
tstes. corporations or individuals on con
tingent foes: excellent references. prompt.
honorable attention TO all legal business.
LAWYER. Postofflce Box $50
A RELIABLE LAWYER promptly at
tends TO all legal business; all courts ::
convey lncing. estates and general prac-
tice. Consultation free. : West l4th-st..
room Is.
DO yOC WANT a 20 per cent country in
yestnent. II - address W. CHASE. Box
81. Eldred' Sullivan County. y. Y.
FOR sALE.-A patent in connection with
street cable railways: 10 per cent will be
given 70 any one In position 10 form "a
company or Will sell the patent right for
me whole OF the United States. or other
favorable terms may be arranged. Address
MECHANIC. Tribune once.
PARTNER with 500 TO 81 900: would pre-
Ter salesman In the paint business.
Address PAINTS. 27+6 Fulton-st. Brook
Ign.
PARTNER WANTED 10 inves, 81. UO for
interest and net manager In manu-
featuring patent novelty: big income as
sured' O. +. ROWE. 233 Broadway
WANTED. 5000 In business paying Ave
hundred per cent. legitimate but must
not have too conscientious scruplrs money
secured. PORTION. Rox Is. Tribune Of
nce.
10000 TO $50. 900 SPECIAL. capital
wanted IN A long-esta blished wholesale
business. Address BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tribune Office
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WILL EXCHANGE equity In frst-class
250-acre farm on Harlem Railroad FOR
livery stable and stock. SMITH. oopake.
n. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTE).

WANTED by young man. a good-slzed
furnishc room between 10th and 5oth
SITS. and 1th and Madison ayes. with
option Of breakfast; state price. Address
y. y. T.. Tribune.
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Dnblir Notices.

FINANCE DEPAR .MENT
BUREAU FOR THE COILEC TION OF TAXE.
No. 81 CHAMBERS STREET STEWART DuiIIDJNtp
NETWORK. November l. 1895
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HORSES AND CARRIAGEa

a SMALL LOT OF shopworn and travel
lers sample saddles brides martingales
etc, at absolutely manufacturers cost:
fine assortment 81 harness horse clothing
always on sale. good chance 20 buy
CHEAP IFS Chamt~rs-st WHITMAN
SADDLE co.
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Female.
A.-A.-MRS. COOPEKS EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 40 6th-aYe. 42d-st. - Select
help, different nationalities: all capacities.
references investigated.
A.-BONGRANns % West 42d-s,. from
5th-nyc l-iOVerness trained: other
nurses. japanese cooks. ladies' maids
French. English buffers. Wallets.
COOPERATIVE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
CliAUNcEY BUILDING 3si Madison ave.
cor. f3d-st., y. Y, provides for It's patrons
teachers goNernesses. companions readers
and household servants.
O'CONNOR liwINs Employment Agency,
Gth-aNe.. -st.-Wcli -tiained servants
all nationalti"s. best system adopted for
procuring reliable help. large number neat
smart girls lately landed
CHRISTIAN AID TO EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY supplies nurses. housckeepers
clerks. governesses. etc. also all lines Of
domestic workers. II and 90 Bible House.
COMPANION 10 lady. refined. well-eiu-
Gated. musical. experienced traveller:
good nurse. understends German. terms
moderate. a. H.. 80 Bible House
COMPANION to an elderly lady TO care
ior her IKE her own small SALARY. eight
Tribune Uptown Office PAP Broadway
COMPANION. Sc useful companion
attendant on invalid or elderly lady
mothers help. etc. English Protestant
with highest references, seeks position Al
dress CAPABLE. 81 Bible House. y. Y
COOK, LAtNDRESS- CHAMBERMAID
WAITRESS. by two neat young girls
one excellent cook and laundress. the
other chambermaid and waitress; city or
out. private or public. 3 ycsrs reference.
Store. 223 East 50th-st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

RrroMNlNps 1nru ~ NLL.

r. X waits Anaconda, Mon writes
~ have us. 30 Humphreys Specific Ne. !
for Eheurelt.Sw VI.h -rplt augoess.'
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19
THE WALDO Park ROAD RACE.
Kansas city Cyclists Have secured spIen-
did List of Fries, Many of Them of
Great Value.

A coming event which is now exciting
a great deal Of interest among the wheel
men, not only of Kansas City. but Of all
the surrounding territory as well, is the
big annual Waldo park road race of the
Kansas City Cyclists, which vii be run
over the hue Waldo park course on Troost
avenue on DECORATION day, May 30. This
park race ana VIII be BY far the biggest
race in The series. The Cyclists have been
working hard TO make 1t a grand success
and there IS no doubt but that 1t viii be
one OF the principal cycling events of the
West
The special committee appointed by the
cyclists 70 secure prizes for the race has
succeeded, thanks TO the liberality of Kan
finest prize list ever offered in the West
The first forty men TO finish Will receive
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19
Talks
For
IfSeIf===

We don't have to
occupy a whole page
Of every newspaper in
town to advertise our
clothing. Our custorl-
ers are our advertisers.
Every suit we sell
makes us scores of
friends.
What's more, we
mean every word we
say. Find that out
by trying us once.
Try us NJ nd q Y
on our SIS Suits. Sur
prising in quality, in
fit, in appearance, be
cause they are SO much
better than the usual
SIS suits. They look
like others SEQ Suits
fit as well as u tailor's
best
Get in the habit OF
buying our Monarch
shirt at a dollar and
you'll want no other
All sleeve and neck
sizes.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

Catarrh OF the stomach is usually caused
by swallowing poisonous mucus, which
drops down from the head and throat at
night. Speed and an Inexpensive cure by
the CoprlauC system.
as there nausea
Are you costive2'
lis thCre vomiting"
"Do you belch mp Cas?'
Are you light-h"ade12'
"Is your tongue ooatod2'
"HaVe YOU water hraShH'
DO You hawk ana spitt'
as there pain after catinC'
"Are YOU nervous and weak
DO you have sick headaches?'
''DO YOU bloat up after cHtinG'''
as there disgust fOr hrCakf1St?'
"Have yau distress after cntng2
as your throat filed with s'ime2"
"Do Won at times have diarrhoea?'
"ls there rush OF blood to the hea12".
as there constant bad taste in MOUTH"
"Is. there gnawIng sensation in stom-
no you feel as II you had lead in stom-
when you get up suddenly are yon
when stomach is empty do you feel
faint"
"po YOU belch up material that burns
throat"
rrc-Sel %"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

All into&i9auug liquors ana beverages
contain alcohol
ana causes diseased condition OF me
nerve cells.
The diseased condition ls accompanied By
a craving FOR stimu.ants and almlGutlon OF
the will power
Total abstinence VIII prevent the disease.
but viii not cure the diseas ed condition
after IL is once present.
A cure Of the condition which IS called
Alcoholism, can be obtained by the use Of
proper remedies.
The remedies Of DR.. Leslie z. Keeley
and have been thoroughly tested for over
fourteen years.
The Keeley treatment is the only one
indorsed by the United states government.
The public is warned against all imlta-
tors of the l<eeley treatment, their only
claim being rheapnesS, and Is earnestly
requested 10 RENE mber that there Is no
Keeley institute I'm Kansas city, Mo
The only Kelley institute IN either of the
Kansas Citys is located in the Portsmouth
building, Kansas CITY. kas,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19
WEST POINT CANDIDATE.
Competitive Examination VIII BE Held on
June at the High school.

There will be a competitive examination
of candidates for appointment to the Unit
ed states military academy at West Point
in this city on June 8. Congressman Tars-
ney has appointed Professor John T.
, ent Balman, of the Independence schools
and Superintendent Waker of the Hig-
ginsvtlle schools, commissioners to conduct
the examination. The candidates will be
examined in the high school room and
the competition is open To all young men
in the district not over u years of age
While the examination will be made at this
time the vacancy in the academy will not
occur until next year Under the law the
appointment must be made one year in
advance. The highest competitor will be
commissioned as cadet and the next high
est, alternate. The successful men must
undergo second examination on arrival
at the academy. Mr.. Tarsney leaves for
Europe next Tuesday and viii leave the
commission signed in blank, TO be delivered
to the successful one by the commissioners.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

this part OF the country. The men are
both clever and game and are considered
20 be evenly matched. Dixon enjoys the
prestige OF having once defeated Gardner
In thirteen rounds. but this fact does not
d!smay the admirers o< the Kansas City
lad who argue that when he met Dixon
before he was new az the business and
comparatively inexperienced.
Both men are now IN active training FOR
the coming battle. Gardner is located IN
quiet spot about twenty miles from
Kansas City over in Kansas and Dixon Is
in comfortable quarters at ST. Joseph. The
battle Will be brought of under the man
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths We're reported To
the health department yesterday
Mcknight, John; % years; 3l6 South
Fifth street, Kansas City. Kas.; May II;
cemetery.
Gordon G.: years; l74s Allen avenue;
cemetery.
smith, John; 90 years. not known; May
y Killed by railway train; burial in Forest
Carpenter, David T.; 42 years; sO7 Wal
nut street; May IS; congestion of the
Carroll; Minnie; l year; BOOB Jefferson
street. May Is; conyulsions; burial in
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

Trial treatment free 10 those applying
iu person
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

The following births were reported to the
board Of health yesterday:
5 5uPESa Eas fEaan TSandh Ii sna siraet EnnS may FL sr
Hopkins, Reuben and Cora L.; girl: 1909
Jones, Clarence II. and Susie E.: bow:
Slll East ,TWentieth street; May 16
,aLm DeEan NfHSam and Nettie; girl; Six
Clark, Percy and Ella; boy 1904 Highland
ndi Ennis, John and Bddie; boy; 5eS Camp
Locust street: May 15
Fairmount street: May III.
ooS GSrosthwait Charles = and e. W: boy;
2Ol3 Grundy avenue; May Is. -
clark, John and Mary NJ; girl; 2ii6
Euclid avenue: May Is. -"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19

tion two years ago are now absent from
the scene, 1t may be these plans are
simply in allegiance to be sprung upon the
assembly at a later date.
The arrangements for the celebration OF
the quarter century anniversary of the
reunion of the two branches of the church
are noted below. They point TO an oc-
currence of considerable Importance, but
there are not wanting men who declare
that that reunion was mistake. Never
theless the occasion promises to be one of
no small brillanCy and interest,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19
silver Convention at warrensburg.

Warrensburg, No, May 1s.-(Speclal) }
The johnson county Democratic central
committee held meeting to-day and se-
lecied June - as the time and WaTrens burg
as the place for holding a county delegate
convention TO discuss The silver question
The committee also passed resolutions ap-
proving the attitude Of the representatives.
and senators on the subject.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-19
DRIVING CLUB MATINEE RACES.
Stewards Fast Mare Irene Lowered the
Colors OF the Hitherto Invincible
Billy W ellis

There was large attendance at the
weekly matinee Of the Gentlemen's Driv-
Ing Club ct Exposition Driving park yes
satiou Of the day was tho defeat Of the
hitherto invircible Billy Wells in the free
for-a!l class by Stewards fast mare, Irene.
Irene, Of course, outclassei Billy Wells
ana, after allowing him TO win one heat.
she settled down 70 business and won
three straight heats and the race as she
pleased Frank * Won in the 500 clas
r. straight heats and Freddie r. was the
winner IN the $3.50 class after dropping one
heat 70 Dandy ".