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follows and i've minutes earlier from West I'D 81;
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J.UO Bnghamton Emlra. Buffalo. Bradford. James
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Detroit. Chicago and the West
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falo Chicago AMI Cincinnati. Dining Car.
ry'ICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-New-Y York
NEw.YORI1 SUPREME COl.Rr.-First Ma

NEW-YOKk SUPREME COIRT.-First Ma
~ onal Bark II Birmingham. Plaintiff against David
H. Roberts Defendant. Trial desired in NewIork County
summons. with notice
To the alive named Defendant
You hereby summoned the complaint In
this action. and a copy ~ your the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after the service
of this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and
OF your failure 10 appear answer. judgment will
be BY default. for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated New-York. Nov 2jth 1895
FREDERICK :. WAIT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Postotice address. 10 Wall St. y. Y.
Notice.Iake notice. that upon your default appear.
the above summons. judgment Will be taken
against for the II thousand hundred
fifteen and G7-1Oc dollars. with interest and with
OF this action.
FREDERICK $ WAIT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
To David II. Roberts. Defendant.
The foregoing served upon you by publica-
tion pursuant order Of Hon. George r. Andrews
the justices ~ the Supreme Court the STATE OK
York. dated the 9TH ~ December 1895 ami Sled
with the complaint In the office of OF the City
and County u New-lork. at the County Court House in
the city OF New-Yorl
Dated New-York. December It'll. 1885.
FREDERICK :. WAIT, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Cihce anc Posiofiice address. No. 10 Wall Street
New-Yolk City, y. Y.
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NETWORK SUPREME COrRT-New.yor

" EWYORK SUPREME COURT-New-York
~ County Chambers & Mckee Glass Company. Plain
as shsri II The civ and County of New yr ~. I BF
ants. Trial desired in New-York County Summons. Ac-
TO. the above named Defendants and each of them:
You are hereby summoned 70 answe. the complaint in
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after the service
case Of your failure to appear answer. judgment viii
be taken against you by default for the relief
Dated SsTT% %bn NSy;Hsc E, 2s19 p Is9I .,
rqsGeG pda Rn and ocs No. 10 Wall Street i
The foregoing summons is served upon you by pubca-
9n mp 70 an order OF lion George ? ANDREWS
York dated the 9TH day OF December. 1895 with
County OF New York. at the County House. the
Dated. New York. December eth. 1895.
ADRIANCE BUSH: Attorney for Plaintiff.
York city. u Y.
n Office To CREDITORS.-Pur to an
order OF Hon Chagncey f. punkleberger. Surrogate
OF Masara COUNTY N the state OF New York made
by given THAI Thomas r. Fager Will the LIST day OF
make application Court OF said county
NJ Fss late % h@ ey on %Gn s4e a tate Of iGdSh
ceased IN conformity with the provisions OF
civ Procedure Of the State OF NewYork: and all per-
sons having claims or demands against the
,n.Iso TO me surogae OF said county before
r,rnr,,c r. no,,,,T; T. FLAGIER Petitioner.
National Exchange Bank Building Lockpor N'I0ner'
y YNE, PERCY Rim pursuance of an order
4 OF Hon John V. Arnold. a Surrogate OF the CITY
and County q NswYork. notice hereby given to al
persons having claims against Percy II. Pyne late II
hlveriale In the city and County OF New-York de-
ceased to present and exhibit with the voucher.
therefor 10 the subscribers their place
business. the ONCE Of Henry ~ Tint ESD Nos II ana
~ William Street In the City Of New York On or before
the 18th day OF January, 1879 " - ''''
Dated: New York. July Bird, 1898.
ALBERTlNA s. pYNE.
NJ. TAYLOR PYNE.
PERCY Il. PYNE, JR
ALBERTINA r. RUSSELL.
urrpv ~ r,r,,- , Executors 40
hos II and II William ST.. n Y City.
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AMERICAN COMMERCE.
SKETCHES OF A CENTURY's PROGRESS

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF AMERICAN CON-
MERGE. A history of American Commerce by
enc hundred Americans. Edited ny Shauhcey
q NJ. Depew. IL. - Illustrated New-York: d.
y. HAYNES & Co.
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: rs1a;s,.A HAMBURG AMERICAN
Es<>sy'SP.fcsS' LINE
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hours) and from CIITRBOURG TO PARIS 1914 hours ID
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School Aaene,es.

School Asenees.
~~eNNNo>N~~~| ~~o~~o>oNoo~>
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a supplies Professors Teaehers Tutors. GovernesseA
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GearI)ers.

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Danfins 6fbools.

Danfing 6fhools.
A kEXAkDER MACGREGOR.
IA hendcissOhl Rooms, lOC and los West 5Jth-st
Private lessons ana classes In dancing
he GARMo's-Ciass and pirate lessons
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IT NANI LINZ.
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SAVANNAH LINE, OCEAN s. s. co
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-02
FOUGHT FIFTEEN ROUNDS.
The Weitcrwcight contest Between joe
Waicott and Biiiy smith Declared


Boston, Mass, March LIN the presence
of 1000 people. at Murray's hall tonight
Joe Walcott and Billy Smith fought fifteen
Of this country. and Referee Aarons decided
at the close OF the fifteenth round that the
hight was draw. Ia the midst of Wild ex-
citement and applause and hisses. At the
close OF the fifteenth round Walcott insist
ed upon hghting TO finish Smith shook
hands pleasantly with Walcott and the big
crowd thought finish would ensue. but 1t
was decided the fight was ended.
smith, although the severest punished Tor
dozen rounds, came up smilingly and
fresh in the thirteenth, and from that to
the finish was looked upon as the WIN
ner. But the closing two rounds were even
honors, and the decision was accepted as a
Just one, although the audience longcd for
a few more rounds. Walcott was the fav-
orite and did the Cleverest leading and
landing throughout. Smith was game ana
put up game fight. During the fight
Smith showed up best in the seventh and
thirteenth rounds, and recovered SO well
er rounds. Walcntt was the punisher and
Smith the apgressor during the fight, In
the sixth round Smith noored the colored
hoy and punched him to the ropes. Smith,
however, was terribly punished, and pluck-
lily held his own. The fight was series Of
rushcs ana punches on heart, face and
head, and at these times the spectators
waited for the finishing punch to close the
fight
George Dixon was behind Walcott and
HOWE Hodgkins piloted Billy Smith. Bar
ney Aar0ns, of New York. was the referee,
and Dan Murphy timekeener.
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QUIET AFTER The STORM,
senate Proceeds to Business with Much
serenity After the Exciting Scenes
of the Previous Night.

Washington. March 1.-The demonstra-
tons in the senate chamber last night left
their traces on the proceedings to-day.
Senators gathered in groups and discussed
the dramatic scenes of the night the
shower of venemous eptthets, the tumult
on the floor ana in the galleries, and com
sidered whether steps should be taken to
uphold as far as might be the dignity of
the upper chamber. The three chief figures
in last nights conflict, MessrS. Chandler
Hill and Martin, were early In their seats
Mr.. Roach, of North Dakota. who had
been silent but conspicuous figure of the
conflict, was engaged in writing through
the early hours of the sessions. Several of
the veteran Democratic leaderS-Mr. Hdr-
ris, Mr., German and others-conferred as
to what could he done without jeopdrdizing
the passage of the appropriation bills, on
the surface of the senate business proceed
ed with its usual serenity to the discussion
of the general deficiency bill, which was
passed. There was n brief discussion on
the Behrins sea indemnity fund, which
was finally omitted from the bill. The
night session was devoted to private pen
sion bills and eulOgles.
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W - i'"'''' - l-o"'7' '7 ai iHt coates.
NJ G. Noyes, chifago f. at the Coates.
A. H. Gruhur Philadelphia lis at the
ooates
w d, Hubbard, Hartford II at the
Coates
l. u. Stern, Boston, is az the Coates
$ NJ. nm. Moline, Ill., Is at The Coates.
g.. r. Lane D-iroIt is az tba ,,,,,.- 100
ya,,rl por5es,lr ~ -, 80 ,,,. ',,,,1 S.a,
Charles roe BrIsioI Gonner.frn, ,i a.,
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4 /. Harris General Nv. stool, or.,. ,,u
,be t,tion o nv s'oth REeni ior
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Dr. W. =. Stoddard, of Iowa, will con-
tludc his popular lectures at the Helping
Hand Institute this afternoon. These lee
lures have been given In the chapel TO a
full house.
Rev. l. n Merrlheld last night delivered
a lecture AT me Y NJ. G. A, auditorium on
''The GIorics Of south America" Ne out
lined fully his South American philan-
thropic colonization scheme.
The careless handling of candle in
BeCkham, Mercer Co.'S wholesale es-
tabushment, Nos l2l2-H Union avenue,
caused a blaze yesterday morning and a
loss of about $50 before il was extinSuis he'd
by the hre department.
II, T. stone, president ana j. II, Brady,
secretary, of the American supply Com
pany No l26 West Eighth street, were
arrested yesterday afternoon on charge
of violating city ordinance by storing
gun powder within the city limits.
City Treasurer Green yesterday inaugur-
ated rule that his employees shall pay a
fine Of cent for every minute they are
late after 5 O'Clock in the morning and /
o'clock in the afternoon. The proceeds
will be devoted 10 the mayors charity
fund. The rule has been indorsed by the
employees,
Councilman Brown held conference
yesterday with the city counselor regard
ins the labor ordnance requiring union
labor TO be employed on public work. He
requested the counselor to render a writ
ten opinion. Mr Rozzelle stated to jour
nal reporter that he was inclined 10 think
that 1t was class legislation and therefore
unconstitutional.
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san FranCiscO, March l.-Five favorites
won again to-day, which is considered re-
markable, owing to the large number of
horses entered in the different events The
fine weather of the past few weeks has
been the means of bringing about these
results.
First race-Six furlongs McFarane won;
Esperance, second; doc, third. Time,
1:Ijai.
Second race-SiX furlongs Ferrier won;
Jim Flood second Quirt, third. Time, 1:ii.
Third race-One mile; selling. White
Stone won; Hy by, second; Rico, third.
Time, l:l2i2
Fourth race-About mile and a half;
short course; hurdle. Nestor won; Nero,
second; Wyanshot, third. Time, 3:26.
Fifth race-SiN furlongs. Tim Murphy
won; Don Fulano, second; Sir Ridyard,
third. Time, HOE
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BRIEF TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Lexington, Mo-. March 1.-(special) The
total amount subscribed here to the bridge
fund Is Sl0O,S0o.
A. Il Crane, of Holton. Kas., arrived
pending in departments.
Washington, Feb. 1.-To-days statement
of the condition of the treasury shows
available cash balance Sis Sl9I5SG gold re-
cS,s GhsrIes a, Adams, of Guihrs , clerk for
cell, left for the West yesterday.
Dover, Del. March Z But one ballot was
6; Massey, A. Walcott, 3; Bayard. 4.
Among the house bills passed in the SEN
Cromwell of North Topeka, and one to
place en- the pension rolls salmona Man
gold. of Carbondale. Kas.
cassius Berry. Maple Grove farmer,
twelve miles north OF Golden City, fell
doubtful Berry was being hoisted up by
a windlass.
Paris, March IN. Percher, one of the
editors OF the journal Des de Bats, was
Killed in a duel fought with swords this
morning by NJ; Lecheatelier, an officer of
sonal difficulty between the two gentlemen.
Quebec, Mrch 1.-Distressing Intelligence
has been received from missionaries and
cry and prIvatoh among the Nascapee In
dans, numbers of whom will, it is feared
starVe before spring, unless some means
ar efound for giving them relief.
Sacramento, Cal, March 1.-The state SEN
ate by vote of % to refused to-day to
concur in a joint resolution from the as
sembly memOraliZinp congress for the an
neXation of the Hawaiian Islands. The
senate Is composed of - Republicans and
Is Democrats.
St. Joseph. Mo-, March 1.-The st. Joseph
Milling Company, which has been in bus
to the hands of a receiver tonight, r. L.
Spencer assumes charge. The liabilities are
Is stimated at $4,000. with assets of $50, COO
The financial stringency caused the fail
ure.
jackson, Miss, March The jewelry
street of this city, was entered last night
by burglars, the safe broken open and 5000
or $4,000 of yaluables stolen. Only the solid
goods ana diamonds were taken, consisting
of several dozen watches, rings, shirt studs,
etc.
Marshall. Mo, March 1,-Cspecial) The
%gd Of 4SS9nf bysart and madeX e4
college in the intercollegiate contest at
Kansas City, March 20, was held last night
in the college chapel, resulting in a victory
for \. X, James '97, of the Bairdean Lit
erary Society
Nashville, Tenn, March IA dispatch
from Gleuville, Ala, tells of the horrible
death of four children on a plantation near
that place. Tom and Dora Meadows left
their children at home 10 attend neigh
borhOod dance. When they returned their
cottage home was in ashes ana the charred
remains of the little ones, the oldest of
whom was II, were found 1t is supposed
the house caught fire and the children
We're burned while asleep.
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KANSAS HAPPEN

III Dorado Kas., March 1.-Cspeeial) \
train Of fifteen cars containing Immigrants
and their families, stock and implements,
from Stark and Bureau counties H., has
arrived in this county, They have pur-
chased land in Towanda and Benton town
ships aud viii make Kansas their future
home They are all well-to-do people.
Council Grove, Kas., March l.-CSpeclal0
Friday night ncendiarIes Went 70 ne farm
of Ryson Jackson, a farmer adjoining this
city and set fire to his millet hay and
straw stacks and about 800 cords Of wood,
all of which We're destroyed, They. also
set ure to the stables ana barn in which
was stored a large amount of grain, blit
the fre fortunately went out, The loss \
about $1,000
, stockton, Kas. March 1.--tspecIal) The
Sixth District Kansas Equal Suf-
fragists' Association closed a very inter
estlug two days session Wednesday. The
women of the Sixth district are wide-awake
ana are not disheartened over defeat of
the suffrage amendment last November.
Oiiicers elected for the ensuing year are:
President. Mrs. 4, a. Welch, Cedarvale;
vice president, Judge C. w. Smith, Stock
ton; secretary, Mrs. j. q, Royce, Phillips
burg; treasurer Mrs c. W. Smith, stock
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Chicago, March 1.-The statement of the
earnings of the Burlington road for Janu-
airy shows a large failing of in all depart
ments save one, in spite of decrease in
the operating expenses of Sl9j7G7, The only
department which showed an increase was
that of mail and miscellaneous earnings.
where there was an increase OF SSl ,952. The
gross tonnage for January was S2,25i,526 a
decrease of $685., ,i5i; operating expenses were
81 760, a decrease of Sl9j,7G7; net earnings
were S709 737, a decrease of SlS6,6S7; the de-
fcit for the month was Sl0j, ,263, against a
surplus of $99,lN for the same month of last
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-02
MarIe Menther.

Observer O'COnnor has compiled a r-r-
ord Of obsery ltions Tor the month of March
years. some OF the data are. Wariuest
March that Of 1891, with an average of A
deg; coldest March, that cf 1901 Win an
average Of 81 deg; highest ten.nsrlti.re
during any March, So Geg,, on the i'm, 1854:
lowest teinperature during any March, }
deg on the AN, 1891; greatest monthly bre-
ciptation, i,l5 riches, In ls92, least monthly
precipitation. l,lj inehes, N 1880; grcatcst
amount q precipitation recorded IN any Il
hours. 2.2S inches on the ith ami 9TH 1891:
greatest amount OF snowfall recorded n
any "a hours, SO inches on the IN. isqie.
average number OF cloudless days, II; part
ly cloudy days. 70; cloudy days, 10.