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The morning times., 1895-11-08
MASONIC VISITATION.
La fayette Lodge Entertained the
Grand Officers

Grand Officers.
The event in Masonic circles last night
was the annual grand visitation of the NJ.
W. G. NJ, accompanied by the officers of
the District of Columbia TO Lafayette
Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. NJ, in Masonic
Temple.
Elaborate preparations had been made
to celebrate the event, the rooms were
beautified with floral decorations and an
extensive musical programme was pro-
vlded Tor the entertainment Of the 500
members present.
Owing to the Illness OF Grand Master
Dixon, Deputy Grand Master G. W. Baird,
chief engineer, U. S. N, presided at the
meeting. Brother B. L. Whitman, d. D.,
president of Columbia University, de-
hvered an able and much appreciated
address, and glee club, comprising some
of the city's~ best musical talent. rendered
q number of selections.
The morning times., 1895-11-08
Dry Goods.

piecs 75c All-wooi Bla X Crepon. 4,
inches wide. Red Ticket Price, SOC yard
lot loc Double Width Bright Colored
Plaids. Red Ticket Price, i2lxc yard.
2pieces 81 1j Black and Navy Beaver
Cloth for Capes. Red Ticket Price, 81. -
yard
/ lot Single Width Astrakhau; colors,
cardinal and maroon Red Ticket Price,
tuc yard
II 75c Bed Comforters, good size. Red
Ticket Price, Soc each
SL5) All. wool ia White Blankets,
extra value. Red Ticket Price, s. -
each
3iIEc Genuine Haircio.h. in black and
gray Red Ticket Price. 25c yard
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8 to 4 p. IN.

Ladies' AllLinen Handkerchiefs: plain
white: regular l 2 12c. quality.
TO lOc. OrienIal net-top Venice lace,
IN white and butter color. Regular
20 to 35c. For this hour e. . lie
ChildreD's Canton Flannel Drawers
worked button-holes, / TO yea RS,
regular price 25c. e to buyerl for IL
Toe Bottle Triple Extracts. all odors,
Tor this hour =. q
&c and Sc Soap :. :. :. :. :. :. :. 8
l5c Talcum Powder =. .. =. =. :. :. s.
15c Fellow Complexion Powder :. :. Q,
25c Hair Brushes :. =. - =. E. :. ..19,
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Cloak Department.

Lady's Plush Cape, fur-trimmed.
Sold for s12 so, iG3S.
Ladies' Cloth suits, in navy blue,
black Sold tor s6i5, $3.50.
Ladies' Gossamers, in brown and
gray. Soldier 81 q, Soc
Misses Long Garments, in mixed
cloth Sold for $50, s393
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Linen Department.

1jc An-Iinel Bieached Towels, 1896
Red Ticket Price, l0c each
1909 YARDS SC Crash Toweiiug checked
and plain. Red icke: Price, 2yac yd.
10 Ali-linen Fringed Cloths, ~ yards
long Regular price 81. 65. Red Ticket
Price, q % each
. doz. Ali.linen Full Bleached Dim er
Napkins Recular price i2 % doz Red
I'll ket Price, 81. 10 doz
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Millinery Department.

lot of fine French Felt Hats for ladies
and children. We're Il. z5 to Si.75. Red
Ticket Price, &c
lot of English Wool Felt Hats. We're
45c 10 s5c. Eed 1iczet Price. &c
Our II Ostrich Feathers we will sell
Friday for only CSc
Our Sjc Fancy and ChangeabIe Ribbon
for Die
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10 to II a. m.

Infants Checked Bingham Dresses: reg
5Oc. Black Ostrich Tips, 3 in bunch: reg
ular soc. quality. For this hour. g
Ladies Flannel Waist, large sleeves,
yoke front and back: standing collar:
black. navy and red: regular price
Sl.25. For this hour ur.............9 81
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Oppenheimer'S
514 9th St. N. w.

will leave the city Saturday for New York,
to be absent two weeks. Count GalarZa is
one of number of the diplomats who will
enjoy the New York horse show.
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Mems Furnishing Dent.

ers, S1c each
Extra Heavy White Merino Shirts and
Drawers, 45c each
sl.O0 aud Sl2j Dressed and Undressed
Gents Kid Gloves, 7fc- pair.
SIS Gloria Six Umbrella, with fancy
handle, SIC
26-inch Gloria Umbrella, wooden han
die, 7fc.
The morning times., 1895-11-08
Hosiery Department.

10 pair CSC Ladies' fancy Hose, fun
regular made, I4c a pair.
26 pair 3jc Children's Cashmere Hose,
black, &c pair.
Small lot of 1sc Children's Ribbed
Hose, In fast Black, lie pair.
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Ladies' and ChiIdren'S
Knit Underwear DEBT,

10 pair SIC All Wool Misses Pants, sizes
20 and 60, soc pair
si.00 Ladies' Ribbed Vests, all wool,
60c each
l6 35x.J Chiliren's NeriEo Pants and
Draw efs, at 25c.
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4 to 5 p. m.

Mems Cplored Bosom-Madras-Dr
Shirts. link cuffs. usual price 81 20,
for this hour-twO to buyer =. ..Ss
Mems Cashmere Half-bOSe, In black,
tan and natural wool fun, regular,
madedouble heelan Oe. regular 35c,
for this hours pair to buyer-for - 2G
Ladies and Children's Fast Black. Gloria
Umbrellas. paragon frame, regular
CSC quality, for this hour e. :. ..59
Boys. Misses and Children's Cloth Caps,
plain colors and checks, worth 25c,
The morning times., 1895-11-08
VIRGINIA BELLE Welded
LanghOrne-GihsOn Ceremony a
Brilliant Affair.
BREAKFAST AND RECEPTION

Many Society Folks from Southern
and Eastern Cities Were Present.
tabiIifies-AmOn the Attendants.
Bride One OF the Most Noted South
ern Beauties.
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Revelations
In Every
Department.

Exquisite goods are here for your
inspection to-day in this perfectly equipped
store. Especially in Cloaks and Millinery
are offering bargains not attempted by
any other house.
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The Columbian women will give recep-
tion, Saturday, November 8. from a to
p. m, to meet DR.. and Mrs. Whitman.
The faculties of all schools, into which
women have been admItted-the Corcoran
scientific, medical, and graduate schools
will be among the guests.
The morning times., 1895-11-08
Notion Department.

Sc Safety Pins, In all sizes, &c per doz
and &c Hooks and Eyes, in black and
white, &c for doz
&c Long Shoe Laces. 1c n pair.
sc Hose Derners, &c each
l5c Casing, in black with colorsd
stitching. &c piece
The morning times., 1895-11-08
Silks Half Price.

$50 yards of Desirable silk Remnants
at one-half reg gular prices.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Assistant Secretary Scott Wike is absent,
visitin. Chicago. He will be gone ten days.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Mr.. William +. Gable, of the Riggs House,
was married on Tuesday at Altoona, Pa,
to Miss Fannie Berghane, of Wilmore, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Cable arrived in the city
yesterday and are at the Hotel Vendume,
where they VIII be pleased to receive their
friends.
The morning times., 1895-11-08
Glove Department.

80 pair s1Oo Kid Gloves, in Gray only,
sizes SO, 6}4, :, IA, at 39c
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Cards have been issued for the first
anniversary of the Pansy Social Club. to
be given al McCauiey's Hall, No. 200 P mn
sylvania avenue southeast, Thursday. No.
yember %.
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Our Dressmaking Depart
ment invites your special
attention. !
Ladies and Children's S
Cloaks, Wraps and Suits
made to order in the most
fashionable style at prices
fully one-half less than
charged by the average
dressmakers.
Sole agents for the cele-
brat ! Light-running New
Hor s'machines. All makes
of { swing Machines rented
and repaired.
Qt0 In Machine, all attachments includ.
. J.JU For our New Family Sewing
ed, as good as any $50 machine.
Our guarantee for years-only
$3.50.
The morning times., 1895-11-08
Toilet Goods.

7c Gcod Tooth Brushes, &c
&c Ammonia, good quality, &c bottle.
So. Castillo Soap, in white and
mottIed, 5Oc a bar
&c. Toilet Paper, &c. a package
The morning times., 1895-11-08
3 to 10 a. IN.

Infants Wool Mittens, in white, navy
black and brown, SMALL SIZES
ONLY: worth DC. and 25c. For
-.
Ladies' Fancy Boot Pattern Hose, fast
coiors, ali sizes; regular &C. quail
ity. For this hour. &c. ma
2l-inch Velveteen, In black and all col
ors: regular soc. quality, for. .39
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Upholstery Department

Jpieces scrim, 40 inches wide. Regu-
lar I2Jac quality. Friday 74c.
lot of o. Chenille Table Covers
Regular price &c Friday 59c-
pieces Fancy Drapery silks. Regu-
lar price Soc. Friday 39c
lot Of Royal Holland Window Shades
Friday i9c,
A few pairs of Chenille Portieres.
Were So p. Friday Sass
The morning times., 1895-11-08

The marriage of Miss Mary A. Curry TO
Mr.. George W. Kettler, both of this city,
was solemnzed at Trinity NJ. E. Church
parsonage November 6.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

The older branch of the Unity Club met
at the home of Mrs. Dora T. voorhees,.
No. ll21 Fourteenth street, Wednesday
evening and delightful programme was
enjoyed by large number of members and
guests Hon. W. c. Curtis read most en-
tertaining paper on THE women of Japan"
He imp9 rted the Information that there are
twenty wen normal schools, and twenty
uine high schools and public schools, in
which quite million young girls are in
structed. He also touched on the fact of
woman's prominence in literature, poetry,
and art Solos were given by Misses Yeat-
man, Parks and Rueckert; recitations by
MeSSrS. III. L. O'Donoehue and Mr.. Talbot
Pulazzi. Among those present were Mr..
Sherwood Vane, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rich,
DR.. c. V. Petteys, Major aud Mrs. J. Pol
lock and Miss Pollock, DR.. and Mrs. II.
T. Guss, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. O'Donoghue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Royce. DR.. and Mrs
William II. Dair, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Lincoln, Mrs. II. S. Boynton, DR.. ]. s.
Robinson, and K. Grant Rarnwel. John S.
McCalmont, W. c. Streilin. Walter s.
Logan, and George C. Gwynn, Mrs. C. A.
Lincoln, Chicago; Mrs. Bessie Starr Keefer
New York; Miss Ada Carruthers. Colorado
Springs; Mrs. Charles w. Ralborg, Mrs.
Crandail and Mrs. Host, Mrs. ". C. StreilDg.
Mrs. w. o. Roome, Louisa Houghton. New
York; Miss Reardon, Philadelphia; Miss
NJ l. Lfoyu, Aii- Il uu 4his. hObeTb hedu.
Mr. De Witt Carter, Mrs. Laville E.
Allen, Michigan, and others.
Prince Iturblde, the hot-booded young
Mexican, OF club feud record, Is one of
the cleverest chess players in the United
States. His boon companions tell mar
velous tales of his victories when playing
number OF tables simultaneously, without
watching single game.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

A small lot of Light
Pink, Blue and Cream
Baby Flannelette Rem
nantS.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

The wedding of Miss Sophonisba Harri-
son, daughter OF the late Mayor Harriso
of Chicago, and Mr.. Barrett Eastman will
take place at st. James Church, Chicago.
December 8, at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Caro-
line Gordon of Atlanta, Ga, daughter OF
Senator Gordon, Will be among the brides
maids.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Count ealarza, of the Spanish embassy
The morning times., 1895-11-08
REMNANTS and Odds and ends.

1900 yds. Teazle
Flannel Re muants, soft
finish, new styles.
Worth 1Se yd, for =. ........ -
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage of Miss Cora Richie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben iauin F.
Nalle, to Mr.. Ellis Mills, Saturday evening
next, at 8 O'Clock, at Bellevue, Rapidan,
Va. Mr.. Mills is consul general at Homo
lulu
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Mrs. B. Schmidt has sent out cards for
the marriage of her daughter. Mae, to
Mr.. Frank l.. Simon, of Monticello, Fla.
The marriage will take place at FreuDd's
Hall, Sunday, November "a.
The morning times., 1895-11-08

Mrs. Marie Schmidt has issued cards
for the wedding of her daughter, Amelia
Eliza beth, to Mr.. VIII Fisher Stowell,
to take place Tuesday evening, November
10, at T:30 O'Clock, at Memorial Lutheran
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Stowell will be
at home to friends after December 10, at
No. l43 street.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
BRIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.

Ralsgb' n; G., Aqg: $o5-;Jutage Coke, sec
to-day, aged 81 years.
citing Republican caucus to-day George
Sprasue, prominent citizen, dropped dead.
,osst LOgis' No. Aug; Aug; S2-Pressed for
Apollonia Zlntel in the face, hred ' a shot shot
at her daughter Bertha and then sent
:, Lewiston, H., Aug So-Alderrman Oscar
We're this afternoon indicted by the grand
burning the Fulton county court house house on On
the night of December ] 1884, Baughman
and Brown quickly gave bond in 5000 each.
General Blssel has Joined his family who
are spending the season here Mr. Blssel
port that ne has been offered the place on
the United States supreme court bench
made vacant by the death OF Justice jack
son.
AIobsrly,, Mo-, Aug, so1sherif Marion
LAttrell, OF, springer, n, NJ, arrived here
i,3I5Isy ana idephted hars las thS sI man: George
accomplice in the Fraker case, but as the
leader of a band Of outlaws operating in-
and around Ration, n. Nj.
Atchison, Kas,, Aug, 30--(Special) The
remains Of Mrs. Mariah Parnell. who died
at Lawrence yesterday, were brought here
for burial to-day, The deceased was SO
years of age, and one of the earliest set
tiers Of this section, The town of Parnel,
AJShSon and county, Sar MAS named Tor the de-
Denver Col, Aug. Ex-senator James p
Galloway, of MonTose county, confirms the
report of recent important gold discoveries
in Navajo BASIN, San Miguel county,
big strike having been made in the Sweet
heart mine, operated by his sons This
strike IS much larger than the one made
years the latter has steadily paid from
10000 to $4,000 per month in dividends
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 3O.-A special to the
Tonight, Jack Wilson, a hack driver, shot
his wife and then killed himself Because
of non-support, Mrs. Wilson left her hus-
band last June. This evening Wilson went
to her rooms, dragged her from the house
and shot her twice as she ran. The first
ball missed her. the second struck her
behind the left ear. and came out of her
eye. He then put the revolver to his right
temple and fired, killing himself Instantly.
Mrs. Wilson cannot live.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
THE REPLEVINED BONDS,


There were no new developments yes
terday in the Oklahoma bond replevin suit
in Justice Kruegers court an account of
which was printed exclusively in the Jour
nal Yesterday morning. The bonds are
still in the possession OF Constable Bren-
nan. who replevined them from j. r. James,
OF Des Moncs, Ia, awaiting the arrival
of officials from Oklahoma City. who will
take them back with them once across
the line in oklahoma they will be subject
TO attachment proceedings. which Will be
instituted at once and which Will perma-
nently. nulty the issue of the bonds.
\ telegram was received yesterday from
Oklahoma city stating, that 5. 5. Pierce.
ttEeasGGirter' az ana Il pyerholIer secretary of
urinE, Canal and Water Company the
GS9rptorration in whose name the bonds We're
argue the merits of the case before JUS
When the bonds were replevlned Thurs
day morning and taken into Justice Krue-
IN asc9rtanins what had become of his
coveted paper. He AT once appeared in
ii,g5fht the repleyin suit, liling a bond of
500 Yesterday the attorneys for the plaint-
III ll,eI,s entered q motion to have the bond in
bonds as greater than the amount of his
bond. The motion Will be heard to-day by
MIR, Il. H. Witheral told last evening how
n ms name name came to be originally mentioned
dent Of Wichita: Kqs,. and traded some
real estate to MIR James for the bonds.
upon the advice of a Kansas City real
estate agent. lie did not know OF the
decree of the United states circuit court of
oklahoma, declaring the bonds Illegal. Up
on learning this, however, he visited Mir.
James and requested that they trade
back" Mr. James consented to the agree
ment very readily. and the bonds were re-
turned to him, Mr. WitheraI recovering the
title to his property.
debt of the city of Oklahoma Light Man
ufgIcturins, Canal .and, Water Company, OF
over 10 Robert Iiincaid, OF Mound city
Kas.. a stociholder in the corporation. 10
he sold. MIR. Kincad was then running n
bank at Oklahoma CITY. lie took the bonds
to New York. but before he negotiated
for their sale he became bankrupt and the
bonds disappeared. The canal in Oklahoma
went dry and the plant of the company is
now said TO he only worth $1,000 In
order to secure another issue of bonds,
Mr.. Witheral SAYS, the parties having the
first bonds went before the court and
swore they were In their possession. When
the second issue was complete this state
ment was found to he false and officers
placed at once upon the track of the
missing bonds.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
DISASTROUS RAILROAD WRECK.
TWO People Killed aud Fifty Injured on an
Excursion Train in Georeia-Four
Hundred People Aboard.

Macon, Ga, Aug, SO.-Two passenger
coaches and the combination baggage
and smoking ear of an excursion train
left the tracks on the Southern railway,
between Holton ana Popes, this morning,
ana nifty people were hurt and two
killed.
The killed:
Mrs. c. w, Hancock of Americus, Ga.
j, a. Kennedy. of Macon, Ga,
Kennedy was caught under the bag
gage ear and killed.
Mrs, Hancock was in one of the
coaches, which also turned upon its side,
and was taken from between two of the
seats of the car, Her spine was broken
and she died soon after
The injured, with the exception of
Frank Harrington and Fred Won Brixen,
Of Macon, are not very seriously hurt
their injuries being confined to cuts
and bruises and broken limbs. 1t is
impossible 10 explain the cause of the
wreck, as the track is said to have been
in good condition, There were over 400
people ON board the train.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
L0UGHEAD'S BRILLIANT WORK.
lie Carries on the Palm in Most of the l..
a. w. Events at petcrboro. Ont.

Peterboro. Ont, Aug. 30-The bright par
tcular star among the Canadian riders
during the weeks l.. \. w events has
been Loughead, The Sarnia class a man.
This he again emphasized to-day by win
ming the quarter mile open class y, the
mile handicap from scratch and the mile
open, class y. Cooper Won the two mile
class i, ana Brown the mile. Summaries.
Mile, novice, class A-kng, Pcterboro,
won; Lush, hetcrhoro, second. Time. 80.
Half mile handicap class B--Walker
Peterhoro, 100 yards. won Young, Toronto,
60 yardsss second: Wells. Toronto 40 yards,
:, Quarter mlle, ,opeg; class A--Loughead,
Sarnia, won; Mcclellan. Toronto. second:
Gardner. Toronto, third. Time. 0:S -.
Mile handicap, class ~ LouEhead. Sar-
MIA scratch, won; McKellar Toronto
tscratch, second; Gardner. Toronto go
yards) third. Time, l:l7 20.
Mile OPEN class Il. Brown, Cleveland,
won; Coulter. Toledo. second. Rigby, To-
ledo. third. Time, 2:OI.
Mile open, class y. LouGhcad, Sarnia
Won; Gardner Toronto, second; Spittal,
Ottawa, third Time, 200 i-5.
Mile handicap. class Il. Mcleod. Sarnia.
go yards), won; Bernhardt, Toledo $50
yards second: Kennedy, Chicago (5U
YARDS third. Time, 2:g7 %
Mile tandem, class j.. Brown and Glib
bons. Toronto, won; cambridge and An
derson. Chicago. second. Time. 2:lO.
Two miles open, class +. Cooper, Detroit,
won; Scott rlaiuflcd. second; Bliss, Chi
cago, third. Time. i:3l.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
JULIET'S SKIRT DANCE.
A Chicago sandhin Crane That Goes
Through the Motions.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
Animal Keeper De Nry, of Lincoln park,
has grown so used 10 danger that it , has
and lion does not anger him in the least
when the animal chooses TO disturb his
peace, Nevertheless, he has not lost his
regard for the feathered denizens OF his
domain. They touch responsive chord
in his heart, and he does not forget them.
Among the eagles, parrots, macaws, black
birds, robins, peacocks and ring doves, he
has his favorites. and his preferences
some particular bird that holds captive
his affections for weeks
At present II is a tall vivacious and co.
quettlsh sandhill crane that is training to
go on the stage, Julet-that is her name
has let Romeo, her mate, 70, into the secret.
ent talents and future prospects. He has
implicit trust in Mr.. De Vry, and INDUCES
Juliet out a full-hedged prima donna ere
long, Yesterday the keeper said to the by
YOU have seen the elephant battle and
heard the lion roar, and witnessed the
brown bears paw each other with friend
saw my prima donna dance the skirt
dance"
keeper tossed pebble, at, Juliet, and she
coyly hltted aside and kicked three inches
above her head as a sign for the orchestra
that did not matter, Juliet can dance with
out her notes; She spread her white wings
with much Occurrences. and then, with
airy grace. she twisted around and came
forward Ike me true premier danseuse
another twirl and a bow.
There was not much variety, but II
seemed to delight the naughty peacocks In
the parquet and the vulgar crowd, with
standing room only. Juliet made a hit
yessterdayi apd ag 81 she seemed perfeectly aware
differs from other stage managers in thai
his life has not yet been made a burdeln
by quarrels in the chorus.
The only thing necessary TO a charming
success on the part of Mile Juliet Is few
calcium lights with which to give variety
OF tone TO her turn" This win come in
time,and meanwhile Juliet is a pronounced
gras
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
LITIGATION BEGUN.


cobb & Eastarbrook. II. L. Day e Co., and
kidder. Peabody n Co. These men are
the ones who entered into the contract
with the city 10 take the bonds The suit
is directed against Kansas city, Webster
Davis and the National Water Works COM
pany.
The petition is n volumnous one. II be-
gins by stating that in December, 1891 the
Illinois Trust and savings bank entered
into a contract with Kansas city to take
$4,000 in twenty year "a per cent bonds.
at a premium or 5000 on each bond OF
Sl0c1. Then the petition recltes that the
syndicate deposited $1,000 as a guarantee
OF good faith; that the bonds were Issued
and placed in escrow, and that the money
for the purchase OF them was In the sub
treasury in New York. awaiting a dismiss.
al Of the water works companys appeal
from MIR. Justice Brewers decision. lt
states that on August 20 the motion to dis
st. Paul, but before that date the city and
the water works company, iraudulently
and by collusipn, removed the bonds from
escrow and delivered them to the National
Water Works Company.
The bond syndicate now tenders the city
the money held In the sub-treasury in pay
ment for the bonds, and claims that unless
the city accepts, or Is compelled to accept
IT, the syndicate will suffer irreparabe in
jury.
The final plea Is TO ask that the city be
compelled to deliver the bonds pay tho
costs of the suit and whatever damages
the court may deem proper.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31

Detroit. Mich, Aug. SO-About 900 spcc-
tators saw three favortes and two out
rmnnsrs va" arrysd W fro S ion '?Thn Thn
management promises an extra tine pro-
gramme for next week. Weather clear;
track heavy.
First rate-Seven furlongs Thurman
Won; Scamp, second; Reputable, third.
Time, $50.
Second race-Flve furlongs. Newhouse
won; pollock, second; Miss Kitty, third.
Time, 200.
Third race-SiX furlones Teeta May won:
Simrock, second; Pete Kelly. third. Time,
l:2uia.
FoUrth race-six furlongs Fay Belle
won; BandaEa, second; Duchess of Mont
rose, third. Time, l2g'9.
Lester won; Tippccauoe, second; John VII
son, third. Time, 2:Uii2.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-31
Officers Elected O. L. 5.

Boston, Aug 30-This fOrenO0n's ses-
the grand chapter OF the order OF the
Eastern star was devoted TO committee
officers We're elected for three years as
appended: Most worthy grand matron OF
the general grand chapter Mrs. Mary r.
grand patron, Henry II Kinds, of Stanton.
Mich; most worthy associate grand mat
ron, Mrs, Hattie Ewing Of Massachusetts;
T.. Grearhart, OF Minnesota; right worthy
secretary, Mrs. Lorraine. of PitkIn, Ill:
riet A. Eranbrack, OF Iowa; worthy grand
conductress, Edna L. Hedges of Montana;
associate conductress. Laura b. Hart, OF