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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

St. Louis, oct. receipts,
2$S , shipments loo e. Mar Market get dg Si Put
er steers, 50. 4o@465 bulk OF sales, S3.iOrLio:
steers under l,o00 pounds s2.GodSiQ: bulk Of
1850: cows and heifers, s1.S0u35O: bulk of
sales, S210H27j; Texas and Indian steers,
$2.50a3.Jo; bulk of sales, $2.75QS25; cows and
HOG. .Reeeipts, 5000; SHIPMENTS, 900.
SHEEP-Receipts, lio0; shipments, 100.
Market steady. Native muttons $26Oa$5O,
lambs $S.25al5O; Southwestern. $2.25uS.25.
South Omaha, oct. i;-cATyLE-Re>
certs, $500. Market steady; most every
thing sold Native beef steers $$53nSS$So; 90,
COWS and heifers, $2.4oa33O; Gamers, S.5pa
go: stockers and feeders, $26od3,s0: calves,
S0la5.00; bulls, stays. etc" N.1542.75.
Sc lower; active. Heavy, $3Soa4.Ol; mixed,
s3.6a3.S0; light. SS.7oHS.95; pigs, S2.25g55o;
SHEi;P"Rgceipts -. Market steady.
Natives. S2.4Oa3.1O. fair to choice Westerns,
s225n2.D; common and stock sheep, S2.vtG
2.15; lambs $3.orIIi 10
Chicago. oct. 4.-CATTLE-Receipt 900.
The market fairly active to-day and
prices for desirable kinds of native cattle
ing light. The market for good stock is
in much better condition than week ago,
two-thirds fat steers that fail to grade as
they are not selling satisfactorily.
ROGS-Twonty-s seven thousand hogs was
the cs innate for to-days receipts and those
left over last might swelled the supply TO
1000 There was as usual good local
and shipping demand and the supply was
pretty well sold. For good heavy and
mixed prices remained steady, but common
CirOveS We're weaker and choice light hogs
We're 5c lower. Sales We're largely AZ $3.50
425; common 10 choice heavy, 5.l5ni 80;
mixed SSS50425: light weights, $3Ajfi4.35.
SHEEP-Receipts II 600. The supply con-
tnues large and no let-up is expected until
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
The Advantage of Short Sight.

Short sighted people are the best spoilers
for they have TO hold the print close under
their eyes 10 see clearly and thus every
letter Is made to stand out distinct. the
by letter.
Those with long sight, on the contrary
hold the type far from them, ana so see the
mass.
1t is now admitted that spelling is largely
a matter of the eye, and so IL does moi ~
low that the good spoilers are The clever
ones, although this very often turns out
TO be the case. ~
1t has also been stated that in landsc,r,,
painting it is more of an aivantaee mar
otherwise TO have a short sight for ever,s
case OF spelling.-Pearsons Weekly. '''s
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
GREAT ST. LOUIS FAIR.
October : to 1a, 1s05-Eighteenth Annual
Parade of the Yelled Prophets, Tues
day. October X, 1898.

Twelfth season Of the great s.. Louis
Exposition, closing October Is. 1880.
dav' October O. until October H. good 10
return up to and including Monday, Oc-
tober a. Round trip rate $3.50
The Missouri Pacific railway, the only
line running four express trains daily
from Kansas city to st, Louis, Leave
kansas city Union depot at and 10 a.
m and l:36 and p, m. Elegant equip
ment, palace coaches, reclining chair
car. on all trains (all seats free) and
Pullman palace sleepers. Excursion tick
els Tor sale al Union depot, No. lOiS
linton avenue, Grand Avenue depot and
city ticket office, No. 800 Main street.
Il. S. JEWETF, Ticket Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

see that paper underwear is one OF the
next things We may expect, ,What does
when We take to this novel sort OF tenn
pestuous petticoat. But am told It is very
dow curtains which We're very pretty,
and looked just like eretonne. But the n
terprising Transatlantic upholsterer has
left them far behind. He makes carpet )
OF paper. and covers chairs and couches
with Il. You might imagine that such a
use of II would conduce 10 fire; but 10 think
the manufacturer. Paper can now be rem
dered both waterproof and iireproof. The
American girl is wearing paper hats to a
great extent this season, and finds them
cheap, as they only need a hat shape a
roll OF prettily-tinted crepe paper, and a
Truth
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
New York oct, 4-ClOsing quotations
Oh the New York Stock exchange


New York, Oct. 4-Weakness character,
ized to-aay's speculation, The professional
tons. There was no important disquietiHg
news The market showed increased actIy-
It's as compared with YESTERDAY the fore
most GROUPS being the inIus,r.als and
srangers. The leaders were Sugar, Chicago
Gas, 81. PAU and Distill!ng, Gossip af-
fecting the Industrials was the active power
OF the market although 4 started handi-
capped By lower prices for American se-
curities Ia London ana by rumors of prob
able monetary disturbances abroad. in con,
pection with the speculation in "kaffirs."
IN the late session . rise N CAL money
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


\ New York. oct 4.-TI.Ot R-ReCeipts,
l4.GoD barrels; exports, 1900 barrels, Mar
ket easy for, bakers. and spring patents,
but ~uIl held steady on winter grades
winter patents $3.i09S10, Minnesota rat-
suis, S3.'og3i5 winter extras, $2.o'@-.so;
NinheSgia bakers $-.s"F'>" ~
CORNM1AI1-|(nlet' yellow western, -
@%,s 3, rer 2, ,,, GWt ,aeoo ,,,,.,,. g..
W WHESNI-RereiptS iiF'o" bushels. SPot
We HSr No , rt & 1p9ns qpeng55 ag5
io%sr, cables, a4Nan'ea on GOOD ,g9vsfiRg,
sumulat,u by baL crop news rom NJ NJ
In Armenia, finally turned weak under
urgent Hlulhatgh' dud tiDSt4 'GI'sc IoW'r.
October t+isnGi5 closed G4"se; DecemhSr
%, $40, .a, closed no S.,
GHk -l.ecelpis, Hog,v bnSheiSi exports
S1 p1 WnioEs o1Is "i,nst rb on '9i5 abse1ce nee of
.SS"Ir ioS P"tS ] ny ~ J,,.
steaey to Lsc adyancGi October. $5a4n57c;
o!oSta at "''sc' Deee''Der' o''' 9"0'sc' closed
az 'tt,if..' r,,,i,,, *. ooo breb,1. Sno+
,,,,fa 'i si Onions yary pUy
uuli an gay lnS 0ilE i lra4'.S nF'tS LIN III
WhllG U'CI ,i s, 53n 6ntsn,ber t,tsI ar
S55Ii'oner S55Ii e4oseN at -'e' ''e''i''Oe' ''o'S'' Ut
81 Y r,ir,, sbirrirr fng-n,. e-ood ~
ch2Se >isIN ,2S3, gerc cg g|' meats firm: pckled
bIl,es, r t-tG,aSf s,aaSy steam closed at So ga,s
ottNhsr 81 20 nominal. Redned steady.
RTTFESlutFSii R1 R1,TFT;E EluFirm Western dairy 1oaiac;
stafn dairy. l2T2lc; state creamery 92l2H
Ss",
,,5tiS@sS- hi'SS.f ''i"' "'''e''''
20. I".,N7 N7 1. t,In nr-p -Rareir,ts Ono
thlgaSo '.,, ,t,,,,!,,tS - o.,6 Sarr4Iss N5y.
'arFrts at I,'H TW5'inter patonts a.Co4$S0;
kgl @Ita.'A 3, .-, -. srifI.. ra-erts ss-5G
StIttt u, ~ ~ -. '--5,3 i6. bakers grades
80, .''S'','' '-'''.''
SL.i,,I ,i,II,, Nv. r,i,,, Creamery. $500 ana
ds5I, ~ ~ si..i57<t lis '''''s'' '''''''
EGGs-Steaay' = resi-" r,r l,r,p ,I.I p,,o,,,,s
St. Louis oct. +.-tLpJ -keec.p(s'
tr0 barrels, anu fii.lsl'sS; >; ol,5 o5' pa ~,
lull hui Sr55ayy alth'S I, w., ,cfS 'H.rH
fancy S",lhH".-N' !aiI'Sr F~''F'--''' N''''N''
$2.Wu2.I0. . ,..,.,. 5
WHEAT -EerSPtS ~" s',S1'a5 rsar! amY
ing throughout the day. market being
weak, closing below NrNltf-aE. ~;
red cash 6rtc December o''t'' May
CORN-Tecoipts 1000 bushels, and snip
ments, @l,o'p bushels. bni., Wl,hout ,mNCaR
change bal T@&tiinE S,lhiS a&1 ma ne. -,
mixed, cash - o,ilfS'oTG'' SOC "'N' l'e
crmn,I. - 50, Nt'| Ss-..,,,' ~ i,.,.r. m, s,sr-
QAIs--aEg,tin s-'V q, onIhtlS M 9nT UsI SH'bI
meuis, 9H'r btsi4 Is; p" yth il,L 4"Nt.' a.
sympathy WiLR oJltr H3i ihy'S,' -
cash, lsc plli beeei'p'T' +e'aS p'u' May
%, ,;1l,r,>-,,r,,r- srou, eola 0uoted az 81 60
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
THE LIVE sTOCk MARKET.

Receipts at Chicago. St. Louis. Omaha
and Kansas City yesterday were: Cattle
1900; hogs, 1890, and sheep, 1900; same
day last year, cattle, 2071. hogs, 26,9cO
and sheep ll,3D9
New York, Oct. 4.--Europcan cables quote
American steers at gqlUiac dressed weight:
refrigerator beef, Sd9'sc: no exports to-day
CATTLE-Movements for the past "A
hours:
Cattle Calves
ReceiptS ..,...........t.3is 800
Shipments !. =. ...................l,702 ,702 24S
Drive-outs ... ................2S32 II
There was a little firmer tone TO the mar
ket yesterday and demand fair for most
offerings. There was but a handful of ma
tive beef steers in, The best We're firm to
a shade higher early but the day ad
yanceL. the market became weaaer md the
early strength was lost by the close. Cows
We're in only moderate supply and some of
the best natives sold a little higher early,
but the close was duh and weak. Texas
cows fairly active and Steady. Stockers
and feeders We're in very good demand
and flrmer. y number of country buyers
were here and sales showed an advance
of lJHG5c per cwt. as compared with the
early part OF the week. Range cattle also
showed more life, and values We're fully
steady Mich cows duh and weak: COM
mon, $l5TI7: medium TO fair s2OU25, and
good to choice, $2Id3I.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

coo; receipts. 1900 bags stock 274.cco bags.
Hamburg-Quiet: unchanged to !. pfg de-
cline; sales Scpl bags.
Havre--Opencd steady, unchanged; at
noon, itf advance; at y. m. steady. uu-
changed; closed steady at i.f net advance.
sales l9rlD bags
Rio-steady, No Rio. iIsco; exchange.
l0ird, receipts, 1900 bags; cleared for the
United states l5rr bags; cleared for Eu-
rope. iop bags; stock. le3.op bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
terday. l2.l31 bags, New York stock to-day.
276.J93 bags; United states stock 3is, ga
bags, anoat FOR the United states. 2Si,"
bags. total visible for the United states.
6U.2H bags. against 473 5e3 bags last year
SUGAR-Raw. firm but quiet refined,
fairly active and firm.
New Orleans, oct 4-COFFEB-stcady.
Rio ordinary i7a.c.
StGAR-Firm. Centrifugal. of white,
3 l5-l6c. prime yellow clarified. SNn3'sc;
OF yeAow clarified. SSu3iec, seconds, l's
MOLASS t;S-Steady. Centrifugal. good
prime, lpnllc. good fair to prime, bd5c.
good common to fair, &c. Inferior to com.
mon, cQ4C.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
MILLS Commission c.

103 New York Llfo Duldlng
Telephone PISS KANSAS CITY MO
Dealers in GRAIN and PROVISIONS for
future delivery. and NEW YORK STOCKS
ana BONDS orders by mail or telegrap pm
promptly executed
Leased wires 10 Chicago and New York
Refer TO Bradstreets and Dun's Mercan-
tile Agencies New England Safe Deposit
md l.m.t EnmnNnY-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

Receipts Of wheat a. primary points yes
tprNay were l.Ui.35I bushels, ana snip
m-uts 5H.lI3 bushels
The four Atlantic ports cleared for "%-
pa.klg uf -Four -1dN Nr bushels OF corn
and 12rA bushels OF oats.
JOHN CuI4uy says Provisions are low
aup.... { ann never much of hand TO
bear n IpW market or bum high one. Tnc
cash demand SIS better than last years, ana
that was good.
4 Cn..au, telegram calls attention to the
fact that for the first tim" since 1873 Nh,at
iu ST. Louis IS a., TN Toledo 7iac and IN pc
iro.t Gig above ChioaCp wheat, Whlch last
wear commanded jo premium.
Light rains fell generally throughout the
Western states Thursday night Kansas
city got .u' of an lnoh tonnorl.a, y
Wirhita.. -: Dodge city, IS; Omaha, ."i;
North Platte. o. oklahoma, 10 Showery
won l..r .uMiLMM.s.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

:, New York Weekly: Weary business ma,
Changing TO strap)-"Why In creation don1t n'S
You run more cars?" "oh
street car president-(My dear ctr 4.
would pain me exceedingly 10 dsnr,u dsnr
courteous gentlemen likt yourself of ne ne
privilege Of giving uD a eat to a Lady" "s
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
A, J. GILLESPIE

Commission Merchants. Kansas City
Stock Yards
Liberal advances made to parties feed
ing stock. Buying feeding cattle on orders
a specially. Correspondence solicited
Telnrhone No lS23-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

New York. oct COTTON Futures
opened easy; sales 900 bales. January.
9pje. February. gl2c. March. 9.l7c; April
g.glc, May. 9.27c; June. 932c November,
Sghc: December. $ 99c.
lures steady Sales 120JI. October. S.9>CH
q.onc; November Ss4cns.Sc; December,
SSscHS.S9 January. S.gnr; February, S.H}CW
Sgic, March. NgScdS. pc; April gO3Clt9r riC .
Nav. gnIoltg.OSci Lnnn. q.llcn2l3.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co, =,
KNNSAStIyN MD
,nnltnI si.Hhn.nnn.

Capital st,25Oooo.
surplus and Undivided Fronts, s7ao,oOO
ARTHUR =. SIILWELL President
Vice Presidents. A. 4 Nosher l. /. Martin
". y Taylor J NgD Triub,e
Robt. - Con" Secretary. Nm s Taylor
Treasurer: Prank B WILCOX. Asst Treas
Jacques 4 Nolthenius Asst Sec.. D. s. Mushsr,
80 Asst Secty IrimU.e & Braley, General Al
iofueys
Executes n Gcncrat Trust business,
Acts az Trustee. Transfer Agent or Reg.
ittrar for Corporations.
Acts rs Executor. Administrations Guard.
ian, or Trustee Of Estates.
Collects Western Mortgages,
Takes onnrgr Of properties, collecting
rents, paying taxes. ETC. for Eastern iu-
Systors
kansas City Directors A = Stuwsll r. l.
Martin, a A Nosher Frank Cooper l.. A FAX
Oh. !. hcD Trimulc, Ruht Gillhsm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

Chicago. oct 4.--Rye-No. o cash. Nc;
October. 4ic. F'laNseedNu. !, cash. esige
october e.: Timothy seed-cash. sS.i5'
81. Louis. oct. 4.-Rye-No. . cash. % =.
FlaNsaed-Cash, g}c on this side. Timothy
seed--S;eady at $3ppn230
Toledo. g.. oct. 4-Clover seed--Active
but lowcr. Cash. So 30 per bushel
AD COZ AND StG
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

New York. oct. 4-COFFEE-Options
opened steady: prices points higher to 5
points lower; ruled generally weak under
local pressure and absence OF outside sup
barely steady at pals points net decline.
sp90t sofsSnEis laiet; aysSsrs so |, is ssstOs IA
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

St Louis. oct. 4-wHtSK Y-Stcady. Dis
tllers' finished goods at s.22.
Peoria, Ill, oct. 4,-WHISkY Y-Firm
Finished goods on basis of H.22 for
hi Eh wines.
Cincinnati. O.. oct 4-wH1sKY-st Steady
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL, Druggist,
Oppesite waiting room. Union depot.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

The following are the bid ana asked
prices of stocks of Kansas city banks and
other local securities. as furnished by H.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
Yostnthn,,. rhlcnrn Market

AZ furnished by French Bros Commission
Company, rooms 20. q. q, Exchange build
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05

New York, oct. 4-Lead-Quiet: brokers
price. S2.l5; exchange price s33ju3.S1l ).
Spelter-Dull; domestic, Al5u42O.
-. Louis. oct. i.--Lead-Dull and nominal
a So1'g sellers but no demand. Spelter-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-05
EW MEXICO CALVES.
HoGS-Movements for the

There "tIe sooI oIeIEbs Yesterday and
lower. The result was lower prices from
the start, but at the decline OF 5Gll0c pack
ers made very good purchases and there
was some order demand. Extreme range,
S3.70Qi.l5; bulk of sales. s. S5a4.00.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06
The salesman Caught.

In the J. Greengard assignment
the Home Knitting company, OF
Minneapolis, appear as creditors to
the amount OF $10S.30. 1t IL their
salesman, ]. G. F. Halcomb, who
viii lose, however, AZ he guaranteed
the account before the factory would
ship. OF course, q salesman has
neither the time orresOurces to make
much attempt to protect himself
against loss by the failure. 1t is bad
enough to beat wholesale house
out Of the cost Of goods, but 1t seems
more detestable, to have an agent,
who places especial confidence ~ q
buyer, suffer q heavy loss by such q
proceeding a. the Greengard assign
ment.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06
Cranberries S2.75 g $500 per on.
Kerosene. lSc per gallon.
Hay-95.W

The crew OF men who have been
at work putting up the wires for
the long distance telephone line
reached this city Saturday evening.
The work of connecting the line with
the city exchange was made this
morning, and the crew returned to
Sank Rapids to put the line up he
tween that place and st. Cloud. It
will be several days before the line
will be ready for business at this
place, but the company expect to
have It in working order by the first
Of next week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06
home Friday evening.

Henry Deutsch, who has been
visiting friends In this city the last
month, returned to his home IN
Minneapolis Sunday morning.
Miss Maggie Fitzpatrick. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. =:
Tomelty, for the past week returned
to her home In Minneapolis Monday.
Mics Manning, who has been visit
ina, with her sister Mrs. G. I. McNatr,
Of this city. for some time, left Tues
day for her home at YounEsto wn. y.
Albert Barton, who had been visit.
ing his parents In this city several
DAYS, returned last Saturday to
|Swanville where he 10 teacnin9
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing came up
[from Minneapolis today. Mrs..
Downing win spend several days visit
/ ine in4he city, and 10 q guest OF Mrs.
]. G. Flynn.
Rev: =. F. Hamilton, Editor G. +.
Hendrix and w. 8. Dean, OF Sank
CAnter, passed through the city en-
rOllte to Brainerd, where they
Attended. the INST council VI the Ou.
lnfh diocese Of the Episcopal church,
Which opened there Tuesday evening.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06
Saies,asa Wanted.

To sell Minnesota grown Nursery
Stock, Seed Corn and Potatoes for
spring delivery. An early start b
half tho battle. Three plans Of
work. Pay every week. Write for
particulars.
TIE JEWELL; NURSERY Co. ssrs
Lake City MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06

School tablets 1c up to- 10c. Fine
limo Of box stationery, blank books.
ink. mucilags, pens and everything
to be found in q nnst-class book aud
stationery store. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06

marks expressive 1T hia qualification
over the hearty welcome that was
extended to him.
A general reception then followed
and later refreshments were served.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-06

~Watsa rs,aiales : specially.
The Washington times., 1895-06-09

Croker left for ireland to-day, where the
former is 10 complete the purchase OF an
estate.
Senator Redfield Proctor, formerly Sec
retary OF War, and Mrs Proctor, are also
passengers sailing for New York to-day
on the steamer Paris.
INTER RESTING DISCOVERIES.
Dispatches received here from Athens
say that the excavations at Delphi nave te-
suited in fresh and interesting discoveries,
the most remarkable being some high reliefs
of great beauty, representing the labors of
Hercules.
Mrs Parnell, widow OF the great Irish
leader. Charles Stewart Parnell, IS in
broken health at the seaside. She has
decided TO destroy all of the late Mr..
Paruell's letters. They have been care
fully eXamined ard reveal lew matters Of
interest, the principal letters being those
exchanged between him and an Ilish
archbishop. The Parnell estate is just
being wound up and the creditors will
ultimately receive ten shillings in the
pound Mr. Parnells debts announced to
f3o, 900
Eugland's greatest hero at present is
her famous crcketer, Dr. W r. Grace,
and the talk of comforting the honor of
knighthood upon him, which began in jest
is now urged in earnest.
Lord Lamington's wedding next week
will be very quiet affair, owing TO a
death in tie family. Over 300 presents
however have already been received, in
cluding u dog cart from the Hon. George
N. CurZon aud Mrs CurZon. Lord Lam
ington, it will be remembered, acted as
best man at the recent marriage of Mr..
Curzon TO Hiss Mary Letter, OF Washington.
He was private secretary to Lord Sails
bury while the latter was premier, from
1885 to 1856.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, of New York, is in
this city, and her veteran admirer, the
Marquis de Leuville. is again in constant
attendance upon her. The Marquis in
Inmates that he is once more engaged TO
be married to Mrs Leslie.
OTHER AMERICANS ABROAD.
Francis Wilson is in this city, and
with the prestige of the friends of Pres
ident Cleveland, be may gain social favor
here through the United States Ambassa-
dor. to whom the popular actor has a
letter of Introduction.
Among the prominent Americans who
1 registered at Lows Exchange during the
! past week were: Mrs. Leslie Osgood and
| family OF Boston, and +. K. PTentiss, OF
| Cleveland. Ohio.
Great crowds of English and Americans
are leaving London to-day for Paris in order
! to witness the race for the Grand PriX of
Paris OF goo, coo francs, for entereSi colts
and fillies foaled in 1892. which is to take
( place tomorrow over the Grand course
/ about one nile and seven furlungs The
F English VIII make a determined effort "a
/ capture the prize. There VIII be about
! sixteen starters, including KiTkconnell and
( Solaro The BritsheTs viii play hold
/ game in order to prevent foul riding. The
! Anglo French Jockeys and horses are beirg
guarded by great numbers OF detectives
! and the racers VIII be led TO the course
accompanied bymany policemen. ThelateS'
! betting is 10 l against Omnium II,
| TO l against Solaro and 10 to / against
| Kirkconnen.
The Washington times., 1895-06-09
FOR BURNING THE LAKE.
Patterson, Auffert, and Wells Ar.
raigned in Judge Coles Court


John w. Patterson, president of the
Peoples Transportation Company, Charles
Auffort and William Wells, the South
Washington saloon keeper, Were araigned
before Judge Cole yesterday on the indict-
ments for burning the steamer Lady of the
Lake on February 10 last All pleaded
not guilty and Mr.. A. A. Lipscombe,
attorney for Wells aud Auffort, asked
for an early trial.
District Attorney Birney said he hoped
to reach the cases t the close of the month
Upon motion of Mr.. Birney Patterson bond
was increased to 50 600 aud James A.
Brown became surety in that amount
Messrs. Cook and Sutherland, as Pat
terson's attorneys, protested against the
action of the government in taking Billy
Williams to Jackson City to get evidence
in the case. Williams, they maintained
must be kept in this Jurisdiction The
legality of carrying him into Virginia
would be brought to the notice of the court
and the point made would, if necessary,
be taken to the court of appeals
The Washington times., 1895-06-09
GOOD TEMPLARs' MUSICALE.
Preparations Perfected for the Enter

Preparations Perfected for the Enter
tafnment of Rescue Lodge.
A meeting of the committee in charge of
the entertainment to be given tomorrow
evening at Mechanics Hall, Four -and-a-
half and streets southwest, under the au-
spices of Rescue Lodge, /. o. G. T., was
held at the residence of Miss Nina Higdon
last Thursday evening, and arrangements
were perfected. The entertainment is
given for the purpose of getting a set of
officers regalias for the lodge, and some
of the best talent in the city have volun-
teered their services.
Prof. Ambrose L. Ogle VIII recite and
Mr.. Mizzoula, of the Marine Band, Will
give a cornet solo. Mr.. s. d. Drain, the
well-known comedian; Miss Vena Callan,
Miss Susie Spr;ngman, Miss Meta Higdon,
Mr.. NJ. M. Clark, Prof Victor Poesche,
the Del Ray brothers, W. S. McCoilam,
and others will take part. At the conclu-
sion OF the entertainment refreshments
will be served.
The Washington times., 1895-06-09
ADMIRAL JoUETT SUED.
Rather a Curious Cnse Tried in q
Justices Court.

Justices Court.
About the first of last May Admiral
Juuett, who is an ardent lover of horse
flesh, placed in the hands uf Mrs Lena
D. Thompson, livery stable keeper on
JohuSou avenue northwest, valuable
hurse TO dispose of.
The animal was sold on the 10Th of
May To Gen, Estes, who rendered his per
sunaI check for Size in full payment.
In response TO telephone message from
Gen Estes, Mrs. Thompson sent the
horse TO Young's harness factory, from
which place it was driven by a hostler TO
a nearby livery stable, upon the approach
of a storm, aud at the request OF Gen.
Estes. While en- route TO the stable the
horse was struck by an express wagon
and so seriously injured that 1t died in a
few hoHrs
AS sooH as the horse was found to be
injured Gen Estes stopped payment on
the check. and suit was Immediately
filed by Mrs Thompson fer damages
amounting 10 S162 90. This suit was
brought mp yesterday before Justice OF
the Peace Like C. StriGer, who after
hearing the testimony of various wit
nesses, reserved his decision until Mon
day, su as 10 enable him 10 refer to books
on the sub sect, as the case is not without
it's cumplica tions.