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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-03
The rrllby waist.

A new wrinkle in designs is the
''Trilby" waist, which is trimmed with
close bands, laid over the fullness of a
plated or gathered bodice. TriIby her.
self wore only two Of these decorations.
which crossed in front. and this adher-
ence to the model is absolute. other
forms Of trimming filling up deficien-
sies and making the crossed bands APP
pear like decoration. New York Ad-
gertiser.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
A HERO OF -. ...JoS,
Continued Prom raec 1.

b. said with one. Of his peculiar smiles,
that some Enrlishmcn on board took o.
.aSion TO sing God Save the queen ANA
The ono Thing that Impressed me par
uGularlN IN ireland was that tho people
dillon as / should ike to have seen them.
They are moral and peaceful and wei!
soyerned-of courSe, you understand,
concerned. wont directly to County Linn
eriek. my oil home. found, few Of my
vii Winter at tcso5nnaushsn Fails on N" shan
non, II Is, wonderfglly beautiful .sp2t
mouth Of the shannon, and have been thare
ever since. My companions were little
children. We rompei together on the sand
aud actually. every one wanted to come to
America with me.
Il don't suppose the average American
ir"uence IN causing irish immigration Is
Kind troatment of the poor Ivy people
this country The English saem to have
ont of the way whenever they cross their
path. This the irish resent more than any
'T.4t me show you how a Brlton walks
through the streets of an Irish city. they
51 sW19y, S hhNg h.6, e2nS must h3Ve g65
ing the necessary stick he reached In the
waste basket, pulled out a piece OF fools
cap paper. crumploI II into an extremely
short walking stick. and staggered across
the floor with stride that would have
made a. PiceadhIy swell, tgrn, green win
airy besger from IN front of him.
"Of course this does not apply & every
Jnglishman. There are some highbred
people among them. But as a class they
are overbearing to the poor.
1T made. me swell with pride to see
American flour, and IN fact, all American
breadstufs. in al parts OF the old country
don't believe saw five acres of wheat all
the time I was gone
81 wish to correct an impression that
seems to have gone out about my having
been IN Rome. | did not leave Ireland at
all. / received many invitations to rerep-
tons, but declined them all, as l was there
for my ,,ealth, and, attended strictly to
that and nothing else
We'll" added the bishop with n sigh OF
genuine satisfaction, 1T does seem good
to he home again"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
DIED BY THEIR OWN HAND.

st. Joseph, Mo, Aug. 2L-(speclal) Miss
Lucy Singleton, beautiful young woman,
taking morphine. The cause of the act Is
q mystery.
Clinton, NO. Aug. 27.-(SpeclalD Joseph
In the Henry county jail here at o'clock
this evening, by taking strychnne, lie
was arrested at Blairstown yesterday.
charged with forging a note. No one
knows how lie got the poison He has a
brother living in St. Charles county.
Milwaukee, Aug. 27.-J. Y. Lewis, a bank
morning by throwing himself In front OF
a passenger train on the ST. Paul road. at
the street crossing Just west OF the depot
in Wauwatosa. Lewis had for the last ten
days been an inmate OF the WauWatosa
sanitarum, where he had been undergoing
of nervous prostration. lie was 46 years
of ara
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
MELLIER REALTY CO.,

Gibraltar Ellg.. SIS Wyanlotte St.
Tplrfhorc 1iTa
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Miss Minnie Williams, of Marion, Kas.,
Is oii, the guest Of Mrs. a. NJ. Williams, in
Fred Evans, who has been spending his
vacation at Pittsburg aud other Eastern
cities, has returned home.
II. II. Waite, of the Waite Plumbing Com
pany, is confined to his home by illness.
marriage license was issued Yesterday
Both are from Jackson county.
Key: Milford Riggs, of ,Boonylllc, Mo.
returned home yesterday.
:, At meeting OF, the officers OF the Bap-
tist church, Monday night, Rev. Breaker
the congregation.
\ large number of the a. o. U. w. fra
terday It Washington park
The regular meeting OF the Eastern Star
chapter was held last night with a large
attendance of. members Several visitors
were present from Kansas City.
W. ~ O. White and Mark White left
last evening for Hamburg, o., to be alb
Miss zela Mcpherson. Of Peoria, ILL.,. is
In the city, the guest Of friends and rela-
musician, having held the position of mu-
steal supervisor at the Peoria public schools
for a number of years.
G. \. Sathern, who claims 10 hail from
Chicago. was arrested yesterday by the
police, on suspicion of having stolen Ger
tain goods in his possession. Sathern also
carried a revolver He could not give u
satisfactory account of himself and was
locked up pending further Investigation.
Street Commissioner Monroe had "a large
force of men at work on East Maple ave-
nue. yesterday, grading and repairing the
main thoroughfare leading east from the
city, but of late has been almost impass-
able.
Mrs William Ford. who has been the
guest of Mrs. c. l.. Compton for the past
ten days, returned to her home in Kansas
City yesterday.
The Journal is delivered to all parts of
the city for 10 cents per month. The local
news is given twelve hours in advance of
Kansas City evening papers. Branch Of
flee, Chrisman-SawYer building
Grover stone, who was arrested Sunday
night on suspicion of having stolen a horse
from James Lowe, was released yesterday.
The authorities failed 10 connect him with
the theft.
Mrs A. T.. Sawyer entertained yestor-
day afternoon in honor of her niece, Miss
Frances Sawyer, of Lexington, Mo,
Mrs NJ. Fletcher entertained last night
in honor of Miss Evelyn Jump, of Setalia.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Mr. Thomas Kane, fnther-in-law Of Lon
e. Hale, master mechanic of the fire De-
o'clock at his home, No lGl2 Wyomipg
street. His death was caused by a stroke
of paralysis. The funeral services viii be
held al the Church Of the Annun'lation
at 10 o'clock this morning. Mr. Kane was
born IN County Mayo, Ireland, and came
10 America In 1Sn He leaves one son
and three daughters. all of whom live in
this city.
who died at 81. Jos is hospital on Mon
day night. were tak,.t to Miami, Kas,, for
burial; Mrs. Hammond died of cancer
An infant child Of Louis Iindstrand OF
No, Gliia West Fourteenth street was
buried al o'clock yesterday afternoon in
1rR TRS @I%% body Of Of Mrs W. s. Palmer sister
of Charles c. Aiken, of this city was
brought here last night for, rrmgynl to
Hudson. Wis, for burial. Mrs. Palmer
Frank Rutard. an infant child OF Will
lam Rutarl, Of No. 3l3 Hell street died
yesterday. The funeral services VIII be
burial viii be in Union cemetery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
They Could Not Understand Her.

Word was sent to police headquarters
last night that woman had been waylaid
and robbed in front Of No, 1919 West
Twelfth street The patrol wagon was
sent TO that vicinity and returned with
Mary - book, a syrian woman, who re-
recently came to this city from Arabia.
Since her arrival she has daily peddled
sE ,nkets and iewelry from house 10 house
, order TO earn a living.
4 yesterday she remained out after night
: and was unable to find her way home.
became alarmed ana sought aid from
! i'd not underst tand her strange tongue
Il I concluded that thieves had robbed her.
/ fice Captain Flahiye placed her in
i frge OF Police Matron Lee. who lodged
i for the night
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

TRUSTEES SALE-Notlce Is hereby
given that between the hours OF O'clock
a. m. and o'eioek =, M, Of Monday, the
front door of the United States custom
house, ON the southeast corner OF Ninth
souri,. ! will as trustee in a deed Of trust
made by James Slmons and Amarintha
August 1853, and recorded the Sixth day
OF August, 1859, in book b $50 page 50, Ia
the recorders oliice OF Jackson county
q lot two. block one. ). II, Bales
Kansas Kan qy cty Missouri % pubic binss vssauetS saGS
the highest bidder. for cash. TO satisfy the
s9enditions Of said deed Of trust, the prln-
after being past due. unpaid and defaulted.
7. II. PRIEST. TRUSTEE
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

WHEREAS. Adolphus X. George and Ida
George, his VITO, rraulurs. 10y their deed OF
trust dated the fifth day OF october one
recorded I'm the otliro OF tho recorder of
deeds OF Jackson county, Missouri, at Kan
sls CITY, on the date Of the tenth day of
October, eighteen hundred and uiurtNaour,
ia book lS l,G MT page t52 and following,
conveyed to the undersigned. Andrew 10,
Jackson county, Missouri: All Of lots NUM-
hor twonty-eiEht t2>l twouty-uiue ClO. thir-
" tSW, and the north ten OW feet Of lot
number twenty seven t2O. IN Georges adj
diuou 10 the city OF Kansas tuow Kansas
CitND. Missouri, as the same are marked
and designated ON the recorded plat of said
addition. in trust TO secure payment of a
promlssury not" for eight hundred and
tifty dollars, i'm such deed described, with
six interest coupons thereto annexed for
twenty-niuc dollars and scyenty-ilye cents
each: and wheronS. default was made in
the payment of the interest when due rep
resented by the coupons Nos; 4, and e.
thereto attached payable on the hfth days
Of October. 1893, April, 1891, and october,
1891. and in payment when due OF snld
due and unpaid, with interest from their
maturity, wherefore. notice Is hereby given
that at the request OF thg owner ana holI-
cr OF said coupons. and the note TO which
they are attached, those maturing before
october ., lSe$, having been paid, ! VIII as
horainbeforc and i'm such deed Of trust de-
scribed. and any and every part thereof, at
public ysndnsrs, to 'hr Goor GisnSst h,adI,r q
custom S"s house. :. e, corner OF Ninth
and Walnut streets Kansas city Mo- in
the county, Of jackson, aiorcSiaid' fer csssh,
tember eighteen hundred and uIuety-iiye.
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
ana i've I'm the afternoon, to pay the costs
cIullug compensation to the trustee for his
services, to pay said principal note and
from maturity. as therein provided.
ANDREW Il. GALLAGHER. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
Kansas CITY, pittsburg a GuIf.

Remember this is the popular short line
between Kansas city, Mo, and Pitts
burg. Kas. Joplin, Mo, Neosho, No, Sui
phur Springs, Ark, ana SLOAN Spriugs,
10 st. Louis. chicago, and points North
and Northeast ana 70 Denver Ogden,
san Francisco, Portland. and points West
and Northwest. No expense has been
spared to make the passenger equipment
or this lire second to none In the West.
Travel Via the new line.
JAMES DONOHTTT.
General Passenger Agent.
Kansas city. Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
stin Tr,lng for a Jury.

Wichita, Kas.. Aug, 27,--(Spccial) The
under the prohibltory law was continual
to-day pending the arrival Of farmers from
the country 10 act as Jurors, II they are
found competent. No more arrests are he
ing made, ana ncne viii be made until this
case is disposed of. The chief OF police,
who was under arrest for contempt OF
court, gave bond to-day and was released.
The police commissioners also reinstatcd
Othcer Downing In obedience TO the pro-
tests made by the county commissioners
and old soldiers,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Emporia. Kas.. Aug. g7.-(Spocial) I2v-
erythng Is ready for the annual encamp-
ment of the Kansas National Guard next
week. 4 large force of men has been busy
for over a week putting extra electric
lights and hydTants In S1den's grove, and
otherwise preparing II for occupancy. An
immense crowd Is expected. S,uat rs In
gals and PETER, Governor Morrill, and
staff Hon David Overmyer, Barney Kel-
" and other noted speakers Will be here.
The great parade will take place Thursday
afternoon, followed by grand campfire
under the auspices Of the Grand Army, in
the evening
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

lLevi Smith and Mamie Smith, the pa
ints OF Ed Smith, the l6-year-old boy who
Bator July have brought suit against
ne elevator company and Walker & Walk
=, timers. for 800 aaa;Hmages on account
lpprenticed TO Walker & Walker TO learn
he timers trade, and should not have
been sent out on the roof Of the elevator
.piIlfnT
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE Elegant pair white diamond
earrings. Free of any hlcmish Taken
on debt and can be bought cheap. Room
2l2. Hall bldg.
FOR SALE-Handsome pair of white
diamond earrings; will sell for the amount
of loan. Room iUo, Hall building.
FOR SALE-Iades' saddle horse for
sale Apply at 100 Roadway.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
The Trip OF Your life.

Boston and return via the Chicago &
Alton railroad and connections, 4 rail and
water trip combined. Tickets on sale
August 10 to "a inclusive; good to return
until october b. call at the Junction tick
et office. or 1898 Union avenue, and get
particulars. or write to y. HILTON.
General Agent Passenger Department.
knnSaS CITY Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
scammon, Crosby s stubenrauch, Attys,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS I'M
dcrsigned Will, on September 9th, 1895. nj
the east front OF the county court house,
al Missouri avenue ana ana oak oak street, lei
bia bidder, the building of stone piers n :
Brush creek and Prospect avenue, sub
iect 10 the approval of the county court.
Speclticatious may be seen al the office
OF the county surveyor in the court house
a cash deposit Of SEQ or a certified check
for such amount 10 be deposited by each
failure 10 make satisfactory bond.
+. j. O'FLAHERTY
Co. Surveyor and Bridge Commissioner,
August 16 1881
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Tho game of baseball between tho Athcr-
ton club and the Independence Blues came
OFT yesterday afternoon. The Atherton
club proved too heavy team for the In
dependence boys. The game took place
on the Alton grounds, with q score of %
to 81, in favor of the Atherton nine.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

A. m-I.-aye Kansas city $40. $50. $50,
Gl5. All trains from 6.l5 a, IN, 10 5:45 D. m
run every L. minutes. T.. m.-5i5, %, go
S:25. SIS a.iO g&a 1000 1880. 'll:cJ. First
train on sunday leaves at 80.
'ruesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
TO THE MERCHANTS.

WHO handles your drayage? DO you get
quick reliable service? Does your trans
fer company look out for your interests?
If you have good reasons for change, we
would he pleased to hear from you. Fur
niture packed and shipped. General trans
fer business.
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 1911. io7 and 400 Wyandotte St
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

Last night Deputy Coroner Wheeler
learned that c. B. McGill, who died from
an overdose OF morphine yesterday in a
cheap lodging house at No. % East Third
street, had wealthy uncle connected with
lbs s.ock yards at Chicago. Ill.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOwCE is hereby given that a special
meeting Of ne sh9reholder o, me XIV, ,,
viii be- hsid at the oGice OF SAID assocla-
tion. room 5o6, i'm the American Bank
6uiIliug. Kansas CITY, Missouri, ON SItur-
day, the seventh day OF September, 1895,
at ten o'clock a; M for The following
purposes Wolls close at three. p M: TO
ness under the provisions of an act re
Iatng 10 "Mutunl saving fund, loan and
building associations" approved April 2Oth,
1885 ana TO change the present articles Of
association, constitution and bylaws, and
to adopt such new constitution ana by
laws "a may be ueadful for future Glyern-
ment IN conformity with said act. Any
other business that may come before the
meeting at that time may be acted upon
al such special meeting,
by order OF tho board ~ directors.
INRANIE IIILINlIN- E..r-tlrN
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHRONOMETER, watch and clock
maker. j. +. Kenmuir. East 10th ST.. bet.
Main and Walnut.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS am
nlal meeting Of ne S,iTooGsktholders OF The
North Side Land anG MorlsaEe Company,
ing year, and for such other business a,
shalt come before 1t, will be held in the
ofiiee OF The company, rooms and ). Beaii
building, n. ". corner of Ninth and Wy
andotte streets. in Kansas City. No. ON
Monday, the 2d day OF September 1895, at
the hour OF o'clock a, IN,
V. W. BAGLEY. President
F. ". PERKINS. Secretary.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
SN S.

SAFES opened and repaired, bought and
sold Combination locks cleaned and
changed. T.. uAERlGAN, Expert,
Tel,phone 1851 lU4 East Tenth L
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

am on my way to the Chicago & Al
ton ticket Office to get a berth in their
through car to New York city leaving here
AMnmsf 10
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

II you are going to Boston or New York
this month step into the Junction ticket
office and see Hilton. He will tell You al
thele.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

WHEREAS. samuel T.NIllln. hv fis aecI
NJ trust. dated the 80 day Of Saptgmber
fS,7, and recorded September 5ih. IS,5 II,
hn6L, l58 al page 3S7, I'm the office a. ~
recorder OF deeds, Of Jackson county. Mis-.
souri,. at Iudcpcnlrnce, given for part Tijr
Chase money OF hereinattcr described real
,statc did convey TO tho unIprsirnsi
trnsfsa the following described real esfa-a
tn-vit: | .ot twelve Ug in block eight Isl, ~
Mount Washington, "a subdivision of '!anf4
in saetiou 81, township 50 north of run,..
Z, west In Jackson county, Missouri I'm
fTpst 10 secure Tho uaymrnt of tha sgi.
samuel T. Nihlin's Do proWissJry notes in,
safd deed OF trust described; and Whereas
Taf'rit has been made In the payment ~
s..Hr5l ot said notes, ana the same ana
~ interest thereon are sun due ani nm mn
Igil; now therefore, notice Is hereby 1 yrn
mn by virtue ot the powers in me yrst.I
hv said deed Of trust, and AT the rsgusst
~ the legal holder of said notes, l. The NM
6arsinupd trustee, will on Thirsdlv the
Sgfb day of August, 1855, and between lie
hours Of a. m. and p. m, of shat day,
nroraad to sell the real estate above Dc,
sGrihed at public ytntue TO the highest
bidder, for cash, at the west front Goor Of
he tinted States pqstOtice building cor
nrr of gth and walnut streets, in Kansas
Sitv Jackson county, Missouri to pav or
ana satisfy said notes and interest and the
costs of executing TINS uust.
August ., lNsg: ..
scammon, Crosby A. Stubenrauch, Attys.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

wTTE{lu,ssrTEm7 s5ALE!awlGIors&2s, SALE, susan Q.
6 Gay % Gr Gnr 'S1a % rqr dq' dhs ns
eighty four OSO, and recorded in the Of
nee OF ,le recorder OF deeds OF Jackson
county, Missouri, at Kansas city. on June
uNSO. In book "B." No ld2. at page 6Ss
conveyed to thn undcrslgned William Tay.
lur, trustee, the following described land
I'm Jackson county, Missouri. to-wlt: All
Of the southeast quarter 90. and the east
south half Oal of the northeast quarter
60, and the southeast quarter Ga of the
@ n@othWrst anaIier, 4 al in sfTl2n M four
thrty-three @3). IN trust to secure the
payment, Of certain promlssory note in
said deed of trust described. and whereas
default has been made IN the payment
MIIsn .uG OF the pIihIi,nhi dnlo?te ,ainnd the
~ @ S"4g Ho SIN S aht
now therefore. public notice is hereby gtv-
en- That at the request of the owner and
such trustee, by virtue OF the power in
such deed, proceed to sell the property
OF trust dcscriGsd. and any and every part
thereof. at public ycndue to the highest
bidder At the court house door IN the city
Of Kansas nov Kansas City),, jackson
county, Missouri for cash, on Thursday.
August 2.th. eighteen hundred and ninety
hve uS90, between the hours or nine Q clock
ernoon OF said day, 70 pay said note and
Interest thereon, and the costs and expense
of executing the trust, the court house
door at which such sale Will be made be-
ing the south front door OF the court house
building in Kansas City. jackson county,
Missouri, ON the block OF ground bounded
by Filth street Oak street Missouri ave-
uu" and Locust street, being the building
wherein the circuit court Of Jackson cuun-
~ Missouri at Kansas City, is held viii
be held. or might lawfully be held. II then
IN session, and being the door where the
sheriff Of jackson county. Missouri, usual
ly sells land on execution.
WILLIAM TAYLOR. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28

(Frst publication August gth, 1850
TIKI STEE $ SALE-I}y reason OF the de-
fault made Ia The payment of the principal
proIulssory note described in deed OF
record in the office OF the recorder ot
deeds of Jackson county, Missouri, al
Kansas Guy, ON the 2Gth day of NAV,
1898, ana recorded in book 3 $50, at page
H. and 6 AeI"tTI pS oA"IHph &, Douglass
designed Will At The request Of the legal
owner OF said note, and In pursuance
of the powers vested in me In said
deed OF trust, at the south front door
Of The state circuit court house of Jackson
county, Missouri, in Kansas CITY, on Tues
day, the Bird day OF september. 1886 be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock IN the fore
noon ana O'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, all OF lot number 3, in
block 5. in West Ia, Kansas addition, mum
sas NOW Kansas CtY, as the same is
marked and designated on the recorded
Plat IN jackson county, Missouri for the
purpose Of paying sad Indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed Of trust, and the cost
and expenses OF executing this trust.
EDWARD a. BROWN. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
nnRsEs AND NEmICLES.


PASTURE FOR HORSES-Three dollars
Per month; sent for and returned. Mark s..
Salisbury, Independence Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
WHOLESALE BICyCLrs.

WE want n young man in every town in
Missouri Kansas and Nebraska to handle
our wheels Get our catalogue and prices
to agents. KANSAS CITY BICYCLE co,
1927 and 1929 Broadway. Kansas City. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
RrSINEsS CHANCES


BUSINESS CIfANCE--S5OO and upward
per month easily made with small capital
by systematic speculation. Safest method.
Book and particulars free. National bank
references. Thomas Il Co., l73 ltialto bldg.
Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
ROOFING.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

THE Kansas City Metal Roofing & Cor
ruEatInE Co. 4l6 DellMare. Iel. 1863.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
UNION DEPOT TIME GARD

fs,he best 10 CHICAGO
OMAHA, ST. LOUIS
BINNIR. ST PAUL
and MiNSBArOLI,.
chair Cars Fres.
Dining Cars.
11cxet o~ccs. - MATS
ST aud iJft Union Ave
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-28
CLaIRNOSkNT.

MRS. l.. JAMES. the well known clair
yoyant ana trance medium, may be con-
smlLed az l2o9 Gr4nd aNe.. parlOrs 30 and 40.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-20

in common is liable to his co-tenants for
their proportionate shares in such minerals
or the proceeds of same. Abbey V. Wheel.
eI 80 N. Y. S. Rep, 1869.
SUPREME COURT. PENNSYLVANIA.
Care to bv Exercised by Employee.
The employee is bound to exercise due
care. If there is any negligence on his part
he cannot recover for an injury. The law
does not undertake to measure the extent
Or amount of negligence on the part of the
different parties, but if there has been any
negligence at all on the side of the employee
there can be no recovery. If he knows ma
chinery to be in dangerous condition it is
his duty to notify his employer, and if in
stead of giving such notification he under
takes to 60 alead with the work with the
machine in bad condition, that is contribu-
tory negligence on his part, and will pre-.
vent "A recovery. " Jenner, 81
Atlantic Rep, so,