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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT
1896 and 1898 " ST. NV: new; have 10 -norns
and baths Only two left OF fourteen. Rent
$3.50 per month.
2I03 p st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. cellar etc
Rent reduced to $50. so per month. Apply to GEO
E. EMMoNS CO., 12l6 i st. NV. Telephone
1924. my1 i-3t
FOR REST-ELEIANT NEW BUFF BRICK AND
brown stone residence, in best location northwest
nicely furnished; cabinet mantes. electric bells
etc; Q rooms and cellar; heated by hot water.
Only S45.
ny1G-3t BAKER G. HAMPTON. 1901 + ST NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

NANITD-BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN. p,
work of any kid; sober and Industrious habits
and willing to work; Christian. Address Ne
GESSIrI, Star office. IT.
WANTED y YOUNG COLORED MAN, PLACE
cOachman thoroughly experienced; town or
country; good driver; strictly sober; best Of ref.
Please call OF address 1886 . st. Ey162t'
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WANTED-BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
several intelligent gentlemen for Washington and
other cities to introduce our new line or SUD-
seription books; special editions OF standard au-
thOTs and two art works. Call on W. ):
IAMPSHER, Metropolitan Hotel, Monday aud
Tuesday. IT.
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renovated and papered centrally located; rent S35
per NO., and less on lease. TYLER & RI-TIIER-
FORD. 1901 + st. NV. myl6.6ts
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE s-ROOM BRICK
house. in thorough repair; windo on three
sides; Sc. corner and 21st NV; full view
of Pa. ave, four squares frcm War and Navy
Department. Price, S37 80 per mo. H. NJ
MARTIN, 1916 Pa NV. mylG-3t
FOR PENTHOUSE 10 F ST. NV: 4 ROOMS;
modern improvements; nice condition; Sl5 so
W. G. JOHNSON, 1902 18th st. NV. ap3O-tf
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FOX RENT-6u ID ST. NV, STORE AND
dwelling of 5 rooms: stable in rear; opening to a
G3,ft. alley; rent only $40. Apply to OWNER,
6lO ID st. NV. myiG-.'t'
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA, 632 PA Ay y w
1856 3lst NV, - rooms, am i........ $40 90
4O1 c st So, IT.. S2o.5o 431 y NV, Cir. Is 90
i3 Z st st&dw .25.oo 2S3 lith st sw, 5r. 10 30
43l Az sw. st&dw. ~ 10 1902 Ala st sw, Or. IA 80
6l3 Nd sw, Or. 80 30I 11th st Sc Or. II 90
l25Ll lith sw, Or. 20 90 RI Glib Md ay sw Ar S 30
6DI ii st sw, Ir.. .2p- 30 2lo 18th ne, Ar.
2o4S l. st NV. Or. - 30 6DI Browns ct Sc Ar 8 90
2226 18Th NV, Or Is 80 Twinng City Or. 5 90
Stable bet. 2lst and 22d. f and SITS NV g
stalls. carriage house, &c. 40 90
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-SPACE AND POWER FOR LIGHT
Manufacturing purposes; Home Magazine building
Florida 14th st. NV. W. II. BARNES
CO., CD Il ST. NV. my16-Gt
FOR RENT REMINGTON TYPEWltTTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
IN city; one month applies purchase of new
when directly following rental
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
de19tf Cor 9Th and f sts NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED OR 8 UNFUR. 2D-FLOOR ROOMS,
with or without board, for and wife, bot.
18th and Goth and and X SITS. NV. Address
Box II, Star Office. it,
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WANTED GOOD AGENTS-A FIiST-CLASS OP-
portunity for bright and pushing to make
money. THE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT So
OErY. Rooms II and u, AS La. ave. ap22-1m
WANTED SALESMAN To SHOW OUR CIGARS
to dealers; $3.50 monthly salary and expenses
inexperienced less FOLK RTTCHIE CO.,
ST. Louis ap1S1m
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WANTED EDUCATED YOUNG MAN CHEAT
writer for clerical work; country during summer;
$50 required. Apply CLERICAL, Star Office.
u-yI6-2ts
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WANTED-3 UNFINISHED ROOMS ON 2D
floor at Mount Pleasant; house must have a bath
room. Address Mr.. ROSEN, Bureau Of Con-
structiOn, Washington Navy Yard. my16-2ts
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FOR RENT-AT NANTUCKET, MASS, THOR
oughly furnished house; u rooms; gas: water
piano; $50 from June to November. Apply 1885
Corcoran st. uyl6-2ts
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=. ST. &DWG.. 7R. $500
FOL q, st&dwg, 6r- 20. 90
362 III sw, Or. wa. .13. 80
300 Ii sw, CIR, ba. 400
100 NJ Sc, CIR. la. 1000
IBIS Sd Sc, Or, ba. ID. 30
30 II sw, 5r, wa. .1l.30
SIG Del ay sw, Or, IL. 90
B-LEONARD.5 $50 IA sw.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A PACKAGE OF PAPERS AMONG WHICH
were two original deeds. Finder please return tn
JOHN RIDOUT, 344 st. NV. 1t
FOCND-A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING A SIM
of MONEY. Owner call at Star office and identifv
property. -
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENr-SrORE laos Z ST. NV, ADJOIN-
liS Riggs Market and lit for any business rent,
700 per mo. Il. s. DONALDSON, 942 st.
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wANTED-TwO CORNICE MAKERS; MEN TIL AT
can work from details; about months work.
Address r. NJ. MASTERS, 129 King ST., Charles
ton s C. my1S-2t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

| FOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 2620 ST
| NV, 4 or Groom fiat and bath: range all mod
imp: gas meter; coal vault; low rent; ref
required. my11-12t
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WANTED DRUG CLERK. AD-
dress. with refs, COMPETENT K, Star Office
III 1
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For REST-FLATS-2422 PIlNNA. AVE. WITH
furnace heat; also 500 2lst St. Apply to JOHN
MORAN. 2126 Pa. ave ap11 If
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FOR RENT-s2S AZ S.w
635 I'd, st&dw, Sr. S23 90
312 II sw, 5r, wa. .l2.GG
3D. F sw. Ar. wa. ..12.00
310E F sw, Ar, Wa. 12.O0
40 g sw, Or, wa. 80
s19 I'd sw. Or, wa. .l2 30
1923 LIST sw, Or, wa. - 90
14O Frances Sc, Ar, W $50
mylt-3fs
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WANTED-TwO UNFINISHED OR PARTLY
furnished rooms. by gentleman and grown SON.
NV; heat, gas, bath; rent low, payable semi
monthly; permanent, If suited; state exact terms
Address HOME, Star office. my16-2ts
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-A ROW OF 5 HOUSES 5
rooms and stables. $4,000 $4,000 equity, for
or houses in NV, or unincumbered lots
j. CHESTER, Lawrence building, SIS 14th st.
uy7-tf
FOR EXCHANGE-ELEGANT 3-STORY AND
easement brown-stone residence, en- Columbia
Heights; II rooms; steam heat. Price, $4,000
for ground OF houses. JOHN NJ. HENDERSON
with j. b. WagSaman), NV. cor. 14th and G..
my9toje4
THE EARTH FOR EXCHANGE in large and small
slices; send full particulars of what have and
want; can match it. Clear property In NEW
YORK, CHICAGO and RICHMOND for property
here. E c. BAUMGRAS 14O4 G st.
my6-tf
FOR ENCHhNGE-WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
exchanging properties. II you desire to make an
exchange call and talk 1t over with our Mr..
Simpson We may have lust what you want.
GEO. E EMMONS s. CO., 1916 E st. NV.
ap211m
WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF EXCHANGING
properties: II you have house lot to trade,
see Us and We will make you offer.
ap2 q n BANES. TOO 14th st. NV.
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UNFINISHED
FOR RENT-JOHN L. WEAVER,

FOR RENT-AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE. 127
st. ne; near Capitol square; 3story and eel
lar; rooms and bath; large yard It,
FOR RENT-BY 1ST OF JUNE. A NICE GROOM
frame; all mod. cOnveniences: large cellar, stable
and carriage shed; 10th st. ne. bet. + and G
sts. SIT Inquire 223 u st. NV. mylS-tf
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FOR RENr-1311 CONN. AVE, BEAUTIFUL,
newly furnished rooms; choice hoard and table
appointments moderate prices for the summer;
SOUTH north and windows. my16-3t'
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WANTED STENOGRAPIIERS AND REMINGTON
typewriter operators directed TO positions; EN-
ILOYEltS provided competent stenographers and
Remington OPERATORS. charge for services.
WYCKOFF, SEANiANS & BENEDICT Remington
Typewriter Ofhce, Sth and I SITS. NV. n12-ctf
WANTED - S'TENOGRAPHERS AND CALL
graph" 'Densmore' ''Yost' operators. En-
plOyers provided with competent stenOgraphers
and typewriter operators free of charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 1921 F st.
NV. mh11-tf
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'AIRFAX, 613 18TH NV.
100 g NV. Or, ba. ..$25
619 22d NV, 7r. ba. 20
1917 9th NV, Or, ba. %
719 Grant av nw.....10
! Rear 91S 22d nw......7
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FOR RENT
1909 !. st, 10 rms. $50 20 Rr 1916 l. St. 50
1871 18TH ST, rms. 40 1907 Union ct, 10
12oi 10th st tstoreD. Stable 1914 II st 10
1872 Green's CT, ir. .12J0j JAMES VI. GREEN,
lO-3t ST
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
excellent board, all home comforts, for two peo-
pie, In refined private family in Mt. Pleasant
Address HOME COMFORTS, Star Office. 1t
FOR RENT-13O3 F ST. NV, ONE LARGE NEW
ly papered and furnished front room; southern
exposure; also small room. my1S-3a"
FOR Rents HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms Single en- suite), with without board,
In private family; summer rates. At 1716 st.
NV my16-3tS
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN IN HAT
and gents furnishing store; must be experit need
references required. Address +. D. ", Star ollie.
myl6-2th
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
nenths Renorted.

Tracy, Daisy; 4127 Belvidere; December );
16 years: hemorFhage of brain: Union.
Jacques, Charles De Vine; 703 East Elev-
enth street; December 3; years; burn, re-
suit of gasoline explosion; Union.
Webb. .Evaline: corner Watkins and GUM
otte; December 4; , years; diphtheria; Oak
Grove.
Brandenburg. John; 1922 Wyandotte: De-
cember 4; 50 years; cerebral hemorrhage;
Forest Hill.
Raum. infant; 2iO3 Belleview; Decem-
Der 4: ! day; premature birth; Union.
T0othacre. Eliza; 1921 Tracy avenue; De.
cember 4; 20 years; heart failure; Phillips,
Ne
Downing, David R.: $50 Forest avenues
December 4; 50 years; pneumonia; Fir'
ginia, III.
Kelly, Miss Bessie: 24s West Fourth
December 4: is years; suffocated by gas
Efingham, Kas.
Keys. Esther; city hospital; December 4
16 years; sipsis from extensive burns).
Timmons, Emma Y; 407 West Thirteenth
street; December 8; Sc years; typhoid fever;
Cairo. Ill.
Yost, Sarah H; 1918 East Thirty-third
street; December ); 60 years; mitral in
suficiency; Forest Hill.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
MAKING LITTLE PROGRESS.
MISSOURI NATIONAL BANK DEPoS-
ITORS STILL IN THE DARK.
They VIII Confer With the Stock
holders and Hold a Mass Meet
ing-A Question Likely to
Cause Litigation.

There Will be a mass meeting of the De-
positors of the defunct Missouri National
bank at the board of trade rooms in the
Exchange building this afternoon at :
O'Clock, at which time there will be a re-
port submitted by the committee appointed
last week. regarding plans for the settle
ment of the affairs Of the bank. The COM
mittee held an all day session yesterday
with a number of the individual stockhold-
ers. but inasmuch as there are so many
out-of-town stockholders, they could not
be gotten together 10 obtain any official
statements from them as to what they
were willing to d. An effort was made
last evening to get word from the outside
stockholders, and indications pointed to
enough answers to the inquiries TO enable
the resident stockholders to represent the
majority of the stock at the joint meeting
of the stockholders and depositors' com>
mittee that is to be held this morning at
the office of S. B. Hough in the New York
Life building.
The work Of both the stockholders and
the depositors progresses slowly. There
are many contingencies to be considered.
The loans of the bank in many instances
amount to actual ownership of the prop
erty and the value of many pieces of prop
erty has to be figured on by the stock
holders before they are willing to say they
will assume ownership and then put in
more money TO put another bank on its
feet for the purpose of settling the affairs
of the defunct one.
The question of those who owed the bank
and had deposits there also is certain to
Iead to litigation if the receiver declines
TO credit the deposits on the debts of the
individuals Many depositoTs We're also bor-
rowers. and in a number of instances they
have retained attorneys to enforce the
credits they claim if legal proceedings are
made necessary.
Receiver Wallace was with Examiner
Forman most of the day yesterday, study
ing the banks affairs, so that he can take
charge when Examiner Forman completes
his report. He expects to assume control
about Thursday unless there should be
some unforeseen delay.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
INTERESTING Law POINT.
CAN 4 CORPORATION DE SUED FOR
MALICIOUS PROsECUTIoNs
aIrs. Jnhannah COurtaiI Asks $1,000
Damages From "A Fire Insurance
Company for Causing Her
Arrest for Arson.

a rather unusual suit was filed in the
circuit court yesterday by Mrs.. JohanHsA
CourtsH against the Fireman's Fund IN
suraaee COMPANY, Of san Francisco
through II. c. KuHsI,f, is local agent Mrs.
Courtall asks 500 damages for what she
says vas malicious prosecution. She al
Ie-es that about two years ago the com
rary caused her arrest and trial on the
feIon.oUs charge OF arsCn, IN that she had
procured an assignment Of a fire insurance
policy held by Walter Miller, through d
pretended loan, and then burned, or pro-
cured the burning OF, the property thus IN
sured. At TIE trial cf sne case she was
acquitted b. jury. and now she asks for
s. go exemplary and soc actual damages.
Few salts OF this character have been
brought IN this state for years past. The
Supreme court about six years ago decided
that a corporation could not be sued for
malicious prosecution. and then shortly
afterRard reversed its decision.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
In the Federal Court.

In the federal court yesterday morning
+. II. Stiles, master in chancery, filed his
report in the suit of John /. Blair
against Samuel c. Schaeffer, in whicn
Biair's claim against the defendant is fixed
At $4,000 The report was confirmed. The
secree means the sale of a valuable tract
Bf land near SwOpe park.
Special Master ID. 3. Holmes filed his re-
port on the sale of the property of the
North Side Land and Mortgage Company,
that took place last week at Liberty. The
report was not passed on by the court
Judge Philips handed down an opinion
IN the case OF c. p. Wonderly against
Lafayette county. in an effort to revive an
pld Judgment. The case will go to trial.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
RELEASED AND REARREsTED.
Ed Smith believed to Be Wanted il
the Choctaw Nation for Arson
and AttemDted Murder

Ed Smith. who served eighteen months
in the Missouri penitentiary for robbing a
postofice, was released on Thanksgiving
day, but was at once locked up in the Cole
county Jail to await an investigation. 1t
is claimed he is Ed Ray, alias Ed Thomp-
son, who is wanted for arson and attempt
ed murder in the Choctaw nation. If he is
found TO be the man he will be taken to
the nation, as there are over a score of
charges against him. Deputy United
States Marshal Halderman thinks he is the
man and member of the Starr gang of
outlaws An officer will be here in a few
days to identify him.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
Court Notes.

Mrs. salIie Thomson yesterday conveyed
to Warfleld Ryley. for $500. lot in Bea-
con Hin addition.
". G. Broughton filed an election ex-
pense account yesterday, showing that be
spent IS in his race for constable.
Judge Henry yesterday entered judgment
for SlS.l62.2y against w. L. Winner and
the Kansas & Atlantic railway and in IA
vor of James Hsgar.
in Judge Dobsons court the 5000 dam
age case OF James Glasgow against the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company for
personal injuries was on trial all day.
In Judge Scarritt's court yesterday the
damage suits OF j. +. Keller and Mary Ia
mon against the metropolitan Street Rail
way Company were dismissed per stipula-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08

Tasson, Samuel L. c. and Eva D.: 1901
Washington; November %; boy.
Davidson, Arthur and Sophia; 1871 East
Eighth; December 3; boy.
Crawford. Frank and Hattie c.; III East
Eleventh; December S; boy.
Binn. Johnnie l.. and AIillie; 21G3 Belle
view; December 1; boy.
Kradtky, John and Fanny; 23lS Holmes;
December 4; boy
Pomerantz, Samuel and Anna; S02 Main;
December >: boy.
Bls5d, J. D. and NGargariti; 7o1 Main; De
csmber 9; girl
Harvey. John ". and Sarah Agnes; 20ls
Olive; December 6; giri.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
wEsTPoRT BANK FAILURE.
Depositors Object to n Receiver on
Account of the Expense.

The depositors of the insolvent Bank
of Westport object to the ap'
pointing of a receiver on the ground that
he will have to be paid between $1,000 and
$4,000 ard in the end they will only re-
cefve about 80 cents on the dollar. Their
idea is to induce some Of the weather.
stockholders to keep the bank up for sew
eral years, in which time the depositors
Will be paid dollar for dollar.
There Will be a meeting of the country
depositors tomorrow, and although no Sc
rious trouble is expected, it is possible thai
that there there may be some as these de-
positors are very much incensed against
the officials Of the bank.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
COUNTY COURT.
Began It's December Session in Kan
sas City Yesterday Morning.

The county court began its December ses-
sion in Kansas City yesterday and trans
acted a large amount Of routine business.
The contract for furnishing coal for the
court house and jail was let to H. W. Man
ming at ;he following prices, all of it TO be
Cherokee coal: Lump, $50; NUT and mine
run. S2.2J sack, Sl.l5
The assessment Of the New York Life
Company was reduced from 1856, 100 to $780,
O0n
W. D. Romal was appointed constable
for Van Buren township. A protest was re-
ceived from OTTO Friday against the ac-
ueptance Of the work of grading SwOpe
boulevard ard Prospect avenue. The pro-
test was received and fled
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
A New Bank Favored.

The depositors' committee hopes to eff
feet an agreement with stockholders so as
to form a new bank, possibly a savings
association, that will take up the assets of
the bank and pay off the depositors. 1t is
claimed the plan would prevent loss to the
depositors and would enable the stockhold-
ers to get much more out of the affair
than they will in a receivers settlement.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
VIII Be Argued To-day.

The argument in the case OF oscar
Bridges. James Repine and Ernest Ridg-
way. charged with holding up a Kansas
City & Independence electric line car at
Washington station, Thanksgiving night,
was continued yesterday before Justice
Krueger until to-day. The justice says the
men viii be bound over to the grand jury.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
Do You Believe It?

Sundays Chicago papers their advertising columns said
that hs store going to sell goods half pce-that
going sell half its stock make room for
Christmas goods had discovered that it was
warm for trade they compelled slaughter their
stock make room for toys etc-anohe retail store had
bought out its wholesale stock soc the dollar nd
going to do great things with -and down
the line The class of obaby held good in all
the larger cities of the country. One often wonders mer-
chants think that people believe all that stuff Do intelligent
people believe that any reputable will ask in
the first for stuff that they sell half price and
still make money? Do people swallow ad that tells them
that any store is going sell good merchandise loss to
make for lot of beakabe mcacs toys that have
got to be sold in weeks all? Does anybody think
for instant that because don't get cold the day mer
chant thinks it should he going lose thousands dollars?
Nit People weigh the the bottom of ad more
closely than they do what ad says Most people, when an
ad tells them that selling splendid pure Worsed Suits
for Christmas at IS, good enough anywhere
say CHATS so when they see signed this way:
JleCnu4RRa G(GothGinq Sc III e.
IEzEEEEIa.sssZ
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.
John W. Mcmahon Wants 10000 for
Personal Injuries-SHm Campbell
Wants $50 on Account.

John ". HIcAiaaon alel suit against the
CITY yesterday 10 recover $lO,cD callases
for personal injuries alleged TO have been
sustained Novembe. Il by falling through
defective sidewalk on Lynn averue' be
tween Rochester avenue and the Missouri
Paainr tracks IN the East bottoms.
Sain Campbell. who was employed about
Two Years ago 20 have charge Of she pest
house at an agreed salary Of so per month
when there were 10 patients and SO per
month and % cents per day board for each
Jaaient. filed suit for SlJJ. which he alleges
1h. city owes him on his contract
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
The King of Pnlsis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S
Vaults Belong to the building.

W. Z. Clarke, receiver of the American
Bank building, through his attorney yes
tcrday filed an answer to the petition of
Howard N. Holden, assignee of the Kansas
city Safe Deposit and Savings bank. for
permission TO sell the safe deposit vaults
in the bank building. Mr. Clarke states
and are included in the 10000 mortgage
on the structure
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08

Tuesdays. December / and Ia, via Chica-
go Great Western AIaple Leaf at rate of
one fare for the round trip, with s. adj
cd. to nearly all points in Iowa and the
Northwest Good twenty-one days Stop
overs on going trip. See q. VI. Jordan.
agent, West Ninth street
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
MI.sourt stnte Poultry Show.

Columbia, No. Dec. 7-(Specfal) The
fifth annual exhibit of the Missouri State
Poultry Association opened here to-day
with a large number of exhibitors. Pre-
miums for all classes are offered. The ex-
hibition Will continue throughout the week.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday.

Name. Age.
Joseph Roscoe, Wichita, Kas..............2t
Mabel PaDan, St Joseph, Mo......-.......2l
". NJ. Walker. Kansas City...............29
Ella VI. Kennison, Kansas City...........17
Moses Koretzky, Kansas City..............S9
Toba Bettinger, Kansas City..............4O 40
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-08
Nn necirinn. Hnndrd Down.

The court of appeals met yesterday, but
owing TO the absence Of Judge Smith no
decisions were handed down. The Decem-
Der call of the October docket was begun.