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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AuctionccIs.
612 4 st. NV

4nOMA6 DOh x IT,, auCtlOficeI1-
612 Z st. NV.
SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated June
g. 1894, and recorded In LibeI 1915, at
folio 4O3 ct seq.. OF the Land Records of
the District OF Columbia. and By order OF
the party secured thereby. we shall offer
Tor sale. at public auction, in trout OF the
TOBER. 1896. at 1876 O'Clock p ID., ths
fol.owing-1escribed land aud premises. y
Ing In The District OF Columbia. as de-
scribed IN a certain plat filed ~ the cause
OF schneck VS. Riddle ct al. being equity
cause No. lOl2G. i'll the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. which said pIas
Is market ..ConiplaMants Exhibt. No
l u the bill OF complaint In said cause
filed. and bounded OH The north by the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal condemnation
llne. and oil the west by the Potomac RIVER
channel, and on the east by the western line
OF q tract OF four acres. embracing two mill
sites at Lock Harbor" texceptihg Two
small tracts OF land lying little TO the
east or the District line. the first being
known as "Buily's Disappointment. com
thlllng two acres. aud the other as - Bill
ihgsSate. containing five and threc-quaT-
Ter acresl. as in said bill described. the
tract hereby Intended to be sold being ali ia
one body; and also any right or title OF
said parties to said cause to said Il Bill
.nEsgate" and .Bully's Disappointment"
whatever their title may have been.
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash and tie bal
anceor the Indebtedness, tue amount whereof
is about $3.50. and which will lie an
Ho.ntcu at the time OF tue safe lu 'd>n
withinten days from tb, ia J OF the sale, and
'lnS amount or the pUrchas. money over the
above sum, if such there should be. pa yable
IN five years after the day of sale, with
Interest ut s per cent per anuum. said in
terest being payable semianhually- The
900 In cash is to be paid as a de-
p9Sit upon the property t9 secure the sale.
The deferred payments TO be secured by
deed of trust on the property sold or AL
cash. at the option OF tas purchaser
Terms Of Sd q To be complied with within
a. IL haN
Will be resold at risk and cost OF the dc.
faulting purchaser OF purchasers
All cunve yaDcIngat cost Of purchaser
WIN. MEYER LEVIN,
Trustee
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BETRAYED BY A LANDLORD.
Letter Received From Dyna mitcr
lyman Concerning His Arrest.

New York, oct. 4.-Patrlck j. lyman,
the alleged dynaniter arrested in France
al the instance of the British government.
II a letter To his wife, written three " ceks
ago, speaks hopefully of his release.
He says that the English landlord Of
a hotel in Boulougne, at which he was
stopping, concoctcG the scheme for his ar.
rest; that his room i'll the hotel was broken
into at 4 O'Clock in the morning by the
landlord and two English detectives and
ne was taken into custody.
He declares the French authorities took
no part in it and that he has been kindly
treated by them. He deplores he fact that
his maine should have been connected with
any plot against the car. aud declares that
the statement in the British press that
such was his mission is foul slander.
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snail be vague and intangible Truth for
the Christian is very simple thing. Your
dictionary Will give 10 You IS Cnc definition
of truth that II is conformity to a plan, "A
pattern or an ideal Truth for the
Christian is simple conformity TO the ar
Chi;eCtural plan OF hislifc, the plan >ketChed
OF the life of JcsuS.-Rcv. Horace Porter.
CouSregatiOnalist, Brooklyn.
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PROPOS AIS.

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior,
aSIIngtou, ~. u, September 81. 1886
Sealed proposals tin dupIlCdtsr Will be re-
celved ut ,hc department Ui the Interior
until : . clock p. m.,WEDNES IA y ,UCtoDer
4. 1856, Tor repairing the copper rO.I OF
the Patent Office and HeHSIon Office
buildings. respectively. Each proposal must.
be accompanied by Il certified check Tor
3 per cent OF the amount o. BID. The right
is reserved To waive informalities and to
reject any and all bids. Full iufOuatiou
regarding the work may be hAd Oh applita-
ton TO the Chief Clerk Of the department.
DAVID r. FRANCIS, Secretary.
Gel 80
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Oue-halfo of one of III" most
attractive corner stores mort beast,
suitable for icweler or geut's furnishing
store. Address F. fYDE Err, care Of Times
agent, 1901 II st. Ie. Oc3-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLE.

FOR RENT-Thrcc stables in alley het.
sd ana Ith and + and Il sts.nw. Cc4 3t
FOR SrENT Room Tor two horses also
room for carriage or delivery wagon
So a month. 1870 Sth st. NV. seI0-tf
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RETURN OF THE SCIENTISTS.
Number OF. Photographs Obtained of
the SUMS Eclipse

Number Of Photographs Obtained of
the SUMS Eclipse.
San Francisco, Oct. Arthur Curtiss
James yacht Coronet and the party of
scientists Sue carried to Japan to observe
the August eclipse of the sun, has returned
here. The parry included Prof. Todd Of
Amherst College, Past Assistant Engineer
remberton, United States Navy; Willard ]. .
GcIrisli, Harvard Observatory; L. A. Thomp-
Son, .mcchanician.
Though clouds intcrfered greatly with
tilcplans of Prof. Todd, the results obtained,
he says, will be Of much interest and profit
to science. The party took up its station
at Esaslii, on the northern islet of Japan.
4 greatnumber of photographs were made
in the two minutes and thirty seconds of
the totality of the eclipse. The Coronet
starts for New York in about week The
scientists will return East overland.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR A-IE-S9,OOU and 50 800, the
best built and arranged houses in Co
lumbia Heights, Nos. / ::3T and 1913 Ken
esaw ave; pressed brick and brown stone;
10 rooms and bath; laundry and cellar;
electric lighting; speaking tubes: parior
reception hall, dinging-room pantry and
kitchen, firStflUOr, bedrooms. second floor:
bedrooms third floor; also, No. I2I5:
white stone: heated by steam. l.. T..
BREUNINGER. go 18th St. owner.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WA ANTED-Widow lady would like
lew roomerS and boarticrs. where there
are no other hoarders: ST. month Caii
at the store. &C Pierce St NV. ae:'-3t-etp
FTRST-CI,ASS table heard ut s.
per week. IiUO Binncy ST., MI Pleas
ant. oe3-dt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

I would like tu exchange 2S-inCh ladY's
wheel Of very good SO make used but
few weeks, for Il 26-inCh ladys wheel.
Address Box %. this Office. 1t
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II Alny Seem strance.

But it is true, that the Times Real Estate.
Bureau can sell you a corner house on
Columbia Heiehts-10 rooms, bath and
to sell for.
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C. G. SLOAN CO. AUCTIUNEEkS,
l4O7 q NV.

TRUSTEES SALE EOF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, No. 1887 OHIO AVE NV.
BY virtue or a deed Of trust dated March
~, S9i, and duly recorded ia Liter NJ
1901, folio l12 ct seq. OF the land records
Of the District or Columbia. ana at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, S", tie
undersigned trustees, Will sell at public
auction. in front OF the premises on Ne "
nA y the TWELFTH DAY OF October
1896, at FIVE O'CLOCK L NJ. the FOL
lowing land and premises situate IN the
city OF Washington. District or Columbia
and designated as lot u. in suhdiyI>I"n of
lot ! i'll square 20 as the sane appears
OF record in the Office OF rhe surveyor or
said District of Columbia. together with all
the Improvements, Consisting OF a Three
story brick building. No. 1857 Ohio ave
NV.
Terms of sale. Onc.fourth ot purchase
money In cash, aud the balance Ia SUIT
purchaser. monthly. II desired, with interest
at per cent per annuIn. payable -"mi-
annually. from day OF sale A DEPOSIT Of
SlUU VIII be required of The purchaser
at the time OF sale. All couveyanring, re-
cordlnG. etc, ar Purchasers cusr. Terms
of sale TO be complied with in ten tlOl
days. or the property To he FtsulG ri risk and
cost OF dcfau!ting purchaser
SAML. F. HYMAN.
FILLMORE HARRISON.
oci -dSdS Trustees
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II. b. LATIMER Il CO.. Auctlc neers, 1 22s
and 1921 u ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
CORNER PROPERTY HAVING A
FRONTAGE OF 40 FIT ON PUBLIC
SPACE, 65 2-10 FIT ON Il ST. AND
81 clio FIT ON n. CAROLINA AVE.
NO RTUEAST.
by virtue OF II certain deed Cf trust, dated
September3, S95, and recorded among the
land records OF the District OF Columbia, In
Liber 2o53, folio 23T ct seq, and at the re-
quest OF the bcnef ficiary under the said trust.
the undersigned trustees will sell 1T public
auction in front OF the premises, on IDES-
DAY. the sixth day OF October \. d, $50,
at O'Clock p NJ, the folio wing described
real estate situate and being i'll the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia, md
known and distinguished as and being lots
numbered eleven I'D, twelve t12l and
thirteen Il 81 in William l. uT&mhal!s sub
division uf original lots and =, in square
numbered ten hundred and thirty Tour
u03tl, as per plat recorded ID the office
OF the surve snr for the District OF ColuuI bia.
in Liber W. B. NJ folio 121.
Terms OF sale cash. 4 deposit rf $500 viii
be REQUIRED lttime OF sale md balance within
ten days thereafter All cUnvcyun.IuS and
recording ut purchasers cost Terms Z" oe
Complied with in ten days from date ol
sale, OthcrwiSs. the property 10 be Fesoid al
tue risk and cost OF defdultns purchaser.
JOSIAH C STODDARD. Trustee,
Ne CIR. OF 9Th and q sts-,
ADDISON q. DU BOIS, Trustee,
Sw. cOr OF sth and II sts.
se23- dSds
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FOR SALE Advertiser has a new
house OF SIX rooms and bath; ! q feet
below value; $500 cash. Address NORTH
EAST. this office. oc2-tf
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wANTED-HOCSES- W

wANTED-For an immediatecasn pur..
chaser. house between 5000 and
$4,000. north of X and west II 3th So,
Call ora address THE TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner 9th and Ia ave
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Grand Excursion 10 Canton, Ohio, via
q n ID

Under auspices of G A R. Club, of Bal
timore. Special train will leave Washing
ton p. IN. October 8: returning, reach
Washington 3 p. IN. Sunday. Rate, Sc for
the round trip; $40. including meals and
hotel accommodations.
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Phone a.
Doesn't take more than a
trial to convince anybody of
the surprising excellence of
electricity as a light and
power. Clean, staple and
reliable and cheapest in the
long run. Phone us about
it.
U. S. ELECTRIC LIGHTING CO..
sl3 18th St 'PhoneT7
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No PEACE on EARTH

4 survey Of human life would seem to
Indicate ti:.It tile majority Of men and
women find little ZcSt in life stand ON
Il street. corner and study tie cUmtcnanCcs
of Tie muliitudcS Sthey pasSbY. How little
there is that s suggestive Of huOyancy and
overlooking glaGutSS. or even uf settled
peace Key. Z &. GLiIcrs. Baptist. Brook
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Pure Old Berkshire Rye.

Highly recommended for medical use-sl
full quart, tOc iuil pint. 25c fun half-pint
sold only by T. & G. BUSH,
SSl Seventh Street n. w.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE druDnicrs an'lbusIness
men horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 80
BLES, rear OF SIS st. NV; telephone call.
1O9 myl6-H
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POLITICS

Politics is unclCan only because bad men
make II 81 iIuG good men consent Ia nave
il 30. He is surely a bad man who is not
a good ,iliZen. A Vote is a VOW and
VOW 4 promise 10 God. Why do We not
carry The law oI good and night into our
citizenship rs well as into our homes and
places oI business Rev. NJ. w. Stryker.
COnETcgatIunaiist Grand RaDidS
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LOST :

LOST Pension Park, "a pair oI eye
glasses. Please return to or notify A.
s F., 9th floor. this office.
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THE LAW OF PRAYER.

Pray-. is a law of the kingdom Of grace.
an UrdafneSs lne;sps "A secure blessing. as
liked and certain as any law OF nature
There Is nothing arbitrary in the law. 1t
is ordainel HAT We, must Gail upon him in
the day or trouble. In the reflex influ-
ences OF prayer there is Il blessing; il
quiets anG comforts with restrul hope
Key j. Ii. Boggs, Presbyterian, Phil;tucl-
phil
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FAITH

Faith is the friend that holds constantly y
before the Christians eyes, through night
and through day, through sorrow and
through JOY, through deTeat and through
success, through weakness and through
strength, through temptations and through
victory. through life and through death.
the uncovered Iorm OF the Invisible. Rev.
Il. VI. TIpple. Methodist, New York.
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FORGIVENESS.

Forgiveness "a SIN is re greatest boon
to the human heart. Other blessings tUi-
low richly IN llS IRAN. ltlS the Keystone
OF the arch binding together GODS covenant.
1t IS the Cpcn uUor through which come
truUplng the blessings OF mvine love. Get
tins ana you get the key Ia the stnrchouse.
Key. George Cooper. bIp,ist. Richmond.
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FOR RENT2FLATs.

FOR RENT a 2-roon fiat; heat.
bath and gas; bargain. 2122 N
st. NV. oc4-st
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iEGstCt-
CHAs. IL. CRAGIS,.
se22-eod&ds Trustee

PUBLIC LE-By virtue Of a deed
OF trust u me, aated January ~, $50,
recorded III Llber. W, No. ., folio -, If
the land records of FAIRFAX county, Va,
and by direction of the holder OF the note
secured thereby. | shall Offer at puhiic
siiie 20 the highest bidder on the premises
ON TUESDAY October I3, 1896, al ..iL
D. m, The farm and mil property, oOntalL-
ing about seventy acres. more or less,
known as Clouds mill, situated On the
Little River turnpike, about three miles
from Alexandria, Va, and being the land
lately owned by James F Cariu, Esq.
TERMS made known at time OF sale.
GEORGE BOND. Trustee nca-Iat
c. e. SLOAN x Co. AUCTIUNEERS,
14uI e STREET.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CARPETS. FUR
MICRE. TYPEW RITERS. VI NCHlNE-
| RY. ROOFING, FILE CASES, WIRE
CABLES, GAS ENGINE, or FICE F CR-
NlTCRE, 5000 BRICK. EMERICH It
EpNDELEHER STONE GRINDING
MACHINE, ETC, ETC.
ON TUESDAY, October Is, 1895, at 1 a,
building, Sc. cor. Jth and 81 st~. NV. We
VIII sell a lot of government property -
above mentioned. At the Close Of The above
II Will be adjourned TO the cas-. from Of the
Pension Building. cor 4th and q sts NV,
wherethe sale will be completed FUr com
plete list call at Office OF the uct,oE'crs-
All goods to he removed iInn:cdia iatcly after
sale at purchasers eXpens"- Terms cash
By order OF W II. SINS.
Acting Sect. Dept OF the Interior.
OC2-3t-em
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The less noise III a community the higher
the civilization. Every inventor IA making
a nlaChluc tres TO make II SO that IL VIII
ran quieter than Tie one upon the market
by his competitor our natures in every
department are continually making their
plea Tor Il cessation from noise. Rev. X.
BOyntOn, Baptist Detroit.
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FOUN ID,
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Lady's '96 Sluo bicycle;
used two months; bell lamp and
tools $50 20 ST. Sc oci-at
FOR SALE High grade pneumatic
tired bicycle. good condition: complete;
Sl5, IL sold at once. Box II, this office
oc4-3t
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MISCELLA LANEOUS.

NOTICE OF Dissolution of Partnership -
Inc partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the Undersigned. conducting the
laundry business, at 344 Pa. ave. NV. III
Washington city, III the firm name OF
Dexter X Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Alfred c. Irvine having
sold all or his interest therein 10 Henry
Nj Dexter. who assumes all the iudebt,,.-
ness: and to whom all debts due the firm
should be paid.
HENRY NJ. DEXTER.
ALFRED c. IRVINE.
October 1896 Qe5-3t
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SELFISHNESS

There is such a thing as se!fishncss in at
tending the house OF the Lord. Ones re-
ligiuuS experiences are II curse rather than
"a blessing unless unc uses them 10 promote
the Kingdom of God and the brotherhood
of man. Be like a cloud which absOrbs
moisture that it may give it to the thirsty
earth. not like u sponge, the sole function
of which is To abforb:-Rcy. J. W. Lyell,
BaptiSt, Camden, N. j.
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TRUTHFuLNEss

Disastrous failures are constantly occur
ring among business Men for lack Of truth
fulncSS 4 boy who has an established
rcpul laticn for unrcliabluy in his state
mcntS Scannevera ciiievr iar"esuCCCss. There
can lie no finer ccmInenualion, no nobler
tribute than a reputation for absolute truth
fulncss.-Rcv. W X. Beans, Methodist. Salt
In City
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

wANTED-By youngcoloredman place
ELLIS, 2llJ 18th st. NV. Oc5-ot
wANTED-By white man, aged 20.
piace in city or country; understands
the care OF all kinds Of stock: good horse
man; can milk; low wages. Address f.
NJ, this otflce.s .,-l- -l.1. 1T
wANTED-By Young man OF Is. a
position IN office or clerk in store:
good references CLERK, this office. IL
wANTED-A rirsi-class oyster cook !;
White. Address BIZ 10Th st. NV. 1t
WANTED young men, places as
waiter, cOachnian, butler, any kind Of
work: drive for doctor or grocery wagon
12l2 ST. NV. oc4-3t
WANTED Young man. like 10 learn
tile photograph trade: not caring about
salary. $50 18th NV. oc4-3t
WANTED D-Carpet laying at the lowest
prices; oiu work a spcclalry. w. "
ROBERTSON T51 18Th ST. Sc. oc3-3t.em
WANTED BY calored boy. place i'll
house. store, or drive; best of refs
Call l3i Reeves st. NV. oc3-3t.em
WA ANTED BY Il middle-agc man,
handy AT anything. carpenter, liquor,
janilOr. grocer. collector. hotel carver. or
cooking; best refs. Cali or address JOHN
FRIND. 20 st. sw. oc3-3t-en
wANTED-By steam engineer who
can make his own repairs n situation
as engineer or fireman; has good refs.
Address a. Z. WEBB. iii L. Sd St sw.
oc3-3t
WA ANTED-PIacc 10y coiored hoy. in
private family: good ref. 1919 18th
st. NV se30-Tt,cm
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c. e. SLOAN * co. AUCTIcNEERS,
liU1 G STREET.
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Goodness and greatness We're so con-
fused III the minis OF the people in the
past that they could hardly distinguish
between the two. Great men after their
ueitlEF nIve monuments erected 10 their
memory by their fellow men. Good men
need no monuments. ihcIr lives are open
boo ks and they answer the purpose OF
tablets of stone. Rev. 4. n. Won TobcI.
Presbyterian. Philadelphia.
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The fact that Il man has strong impulses
is nothing against him. II is only when
the impulse insists upon going wrong tiIat
il needs correction. In its natural CON
ditiuu life is of the wrong quality 1t
is external, fragmcntary, inc omplctc. self
Centcred, and lacks higil and joyous con-
ceptiOn of God. y fresh start and new
direction are needed Rev. b. l.. Whitman,
",
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wANTED-ROOMs. w

w WANTED-3 unfur. rooms for light
Housekeeping; alcove preferred; answer
at once. ALCOVE. this office
Oc2.3t-em
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The world is crowded with men hungry
anu eager for The very things that The
Christian church STANDS for, sympathy,
honesty, sincerity, purity, love. " hcn
The church has been made attractive III
these things, men VIII turn To ii rs the
hungry toward u least or the thirsty toward
:, cooling spring. Rev, : A Martin. Pres
bytcriau. ClamDcrSburg, Pa.
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THE BEYOND

The loved ones gone before, although
often forgotten by The living, do not for
get those still on earth, and when the
mortal fights battle against sin and
filings it from him they rejoice In his
victory and make the heavens ring with
their Jubilant songs. Death does not af-
feet the mind except TO intensity it,
and those who have gone before sympa-
thiZe with us in trouble. grieve for our
sorrow and eXult in our good fortune
Rev. DR.. Ollie, Methodist. San Francisco.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-26
COMPLIMENT TO BISHOP GLENNON.
Trngcdinn Kccnc Comes From New
York To See Him COnsccratc,l.

Thomas w. keene, the tragedian. arrived
IN the city yesterday morning from New
York, having made the trip to this city
for the purpose of attending the consecra-
tion of Father Glennon. which takes place
at the Cathedral Monday morning. Mr..
keene has been acquainted with Father
Glennon for several years, and there exists
between the two men a warm friendship,
as is evidenced by the long trip made.
MIR. kcene is in splendid health and is
taking plenty of leisure this summer and
visiting with his friends at various places.
He Will go TO White Cloud, Kas., to-mor-
row morning TO meet some old friends who
are located there, and return Sunday morn
ing He stopped 20 see Major Mckinley on
his way West. They have been warm
friends for twenty-eight years. They met
first at Canton, when Mr. kecnc was work
ing hard to carve out n name and place for
himself. and Mckinley was a struggling at
torncy with only his talents ana pluck for
capital. Visits have been frequent since
then and they have gown to be warm
friends as the time went by, Their visit,
Mr.. kcene says. was a delightful day, and
he enjoyed 1t greatly. He says that during
all of the years of their acquaintance he
has grown to love Major Mckinley, and
thinks him to-day, as he has ever been one
of the truest friends and most lovable
men he ever knew. Mr. Kccne Will re-
main at the Coates House several days fol-
lowing the ceremonies. Mr.. i. G. Taylor,
OF his company, is with him
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-26

Of Colonel George p Gross and stan. Tho
Eirs, snttalicn gins In command Of Major :; di E
yeiefSn trompnny A.
hhs;,sfy hs!,sryy L g1sS Iish, artillery.
captain IL. $. Toush's ,aily-ho
nsEsr SrssGda 81 he Il iana 6an S ~
Merchants floats.
Citizens IN carriages.
From Fourteenth and Holmes streets
west on Fourteenth to Grand avenue.
North on Grand avenue TO Eleventh
West on Eleventh street to Main street,
North on Main, street TO Third. street
West on Third street to Wyandot'e
south on wyando,,e street to Fourteenth
street
nue., where the parade dlsbnndei. .,
The wheelmcn formed on Fourteenth
street with the right resting on Holmes
street. The grand marshal and his aides
took their position on holines street WIN
on Holmes street between fourieenth and
fifieenth streets. The ilre department
ion formed on McGsc street with the right
resting, on Fourteenth street
The fire department turned out in force,
with the following ln line: Hose compan-
les Nos. :, 3. !, and 10; water tower No.
tain Tough's elegant tally-ho was driven
by George Motherspaw, who won two Of
the principal pii5es at the last horse show
for expert management of a tandem team
and the famous team OF four white mules
After travefslnr the route the parade
dsbandci at Fourteenth and Grand ave-
nue. for Informal movement TO Swope
park, where several OF the divisions were
10 give exhibitions on the lroCrlminc
which hHd been arranged nj the park.
Along the entire route Of the parade there
were dense crowds Of people who filled the
ana oncroached upon the streets