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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

TRUSTEES sALE-Whereas. Theodore o. Cramer
and sophia ]. Cramer, his wife, by their deed Of
ONCE Of the recorder Of deeds OF jackson county, Mis-
souri,. at Kansas City. on May Is, 1882. and recorded
Samuel N. Jarvis, trustee, the following Described
real estate situate in jackson county. Missouri. to-
wit; conmeneing at a point on the west line Of the
southwest quarter "a Of the southeast quarter ca Of
section eight GD, township forty mine 49,, range
thirty-three (33) west. of the Fifth principal merid-
Ian. seven "a chains and thirty-two C9 links north
Of the southwest corner Of said quarter section:
thence north with said line two ~ chains and sixty
eight tS links; thence east i've (O Chains to q
stake: thence south two (J chains and sixty-eisht
les) links to a stake which is on the north line Of a
OF said street five () chains to place Of beginning;
containing one and thirty -four hundredths q. 80 acres,
including an alley sixteen 90 feet OF the north side
secure their promissory note for s.. 500 Of even date
with said deed OF trust. and due April 1, 1887. to-
gether with the interest thereon: and. whereas. de-
fault has been made in the payment Of said principal
note and interest thereon, and in the payment Of
premises and the same remain due and unpaid: and.
whereas. said Jarvis and Stanley L. Conklin have re-
fused to act as trustee and successor in trust, rs pro-
vided In said deed of t.ust, and both are absent from
Jackson county. Missouri. being permanent residents
Of the state Of New York. and hence are unable to
act. and, whereas. the owner and holder OF said in
debtedness. in accordance with the provisions Of said
deed OF trust. has, by Instrument OF writing, duly
recorded in said once Of recorder Of deeds at Kansas
City. jackson county, Missouri, in book B No. sI1,
page 6l3. appointed the undersigned. A.. A. Chamber
lain. substitute trustee to act under said deed of
trust; now. therefore. public notice Is hereby given
that /. A. A. Chamberlain. substitute trustee. will,
at the request OF the legal holder and owner Of said
note, and In accordance with the terms Of said deed
Of trust. sell said premises. or any part thereof. and
all right and equity Of redemption. of Theodore O.
Cramer and Sophia J. Cramer, his wife, their heirs,
executors, administrators or assigns therein. at pub
lie vendue. to the highest bidder. for cash, at the
door Of the court house In Kansas City formerly City
Of Kansas), in jackson county. Missouri 1.-THE said
door Of the court house being the south front door Of
the couri house in said Kansas City, on the block
of ground bounded by Fifth street, Locust street,
Missouri avenue and Oak street. in which the circuit
court Of jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City, is
held. and at which door the sheriff usually sells
lands on executions from said COURT, on Saturday.
the 10Th day Of December. 1895. between the hours of
nine O'Clock In the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock In the
afternoon Of that day. to satisfy the said debt secured
by said deed Of trust and the costs of executing this
trust. A. A. CHAMBERLAIN. Substitute Trustee.
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NO CHANGE AT PRESENT.
1t Was Considered an InOpportune
Time TO Change the PISS
ARreemeuf

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Executiye officers
of all Western lines met here to-day to
take action upon the pass agreement for
the regulation of free transportation during
the coming year. Ii was decided that the
present was an inopportune time to make
any changes in the agreement and the mat
ter was left in allegiance until a future
meeting.
A report from the special an
pointed at the last meeting, held in ST
Louis. made recommendations looking 70
The restriction of free transportation for
the ensuing year. The also re-
ported in favor of abolishing time and an
nual passes entirely and restricting the
issuance OF free transportation TO trio
passes. Although no action was taken on
its recommendations. the was
continued in service.
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THE JOURNAL-10o PER WEEK
G NOTICES.


TRUSTEES ]. C. Jones. a single
man. grantor. by his certain deed of trust dated the
18th day Of August, 1891. and filed for record in the
office OF the recorder OF deeds, in Jackson county,
Missouri. at Kansas City, on the End day of Septem-
No. 4s0, at page 172. conveyed to D. c. Bowen. as
trustee. the following described real estate situated
in the county of Jackson and state of Missouri, to-
wit: Lots ~forty-two t9 and forty-three i3D, in
block ten QO. Vanderbilt Place. an addition to
Kansas City. Jackson county. Missouri. which said
deed OF trust was given to secure the payment OF one
principal promissory note and six () interest coupons
or notes. in said deed described: and. whereas. said
principal note is now long past due and unpaid. and
default has been made in the performance Of the
conditions of said deed. and the same has been
broken by reason Of the non-payment OF the said
principal note: and. whereas. 1t was provided In
or refusal to act of the said trustee. then the then
sheriff of said Jackson county. Missouri. should be-
come his successor, with all the powers of said
trustee: and. whereas. the said d. C. Bowen. trustee
Aforesaid, is dead: now. therefore. notice is hereby
given that l. Robert s. Stone, the present sheriff OF
jackson county, Missouri. will, in accordance with
the provisions of said deed of trust, at the request
OF the legal owner and holder Of said note, proceed
TO sell. and will sell. the property hereinbefore de-
scrlbed. at public vendue. to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the west front door Of the United States
custom house. In Kansas City. Jackson county. Mis-
souri, tsaid custom house being located at the south
east corner OF 9Th and Walnut streets, In said Kan
sas City, on Thursday. the 2snd day Of December,
1898, between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and hve O'clock In the afternoon Of that day, to
satisfy the said debt. secured by the said deed Of
trust. and cost Of executing this trust.
ROBERT S. STONE, Sheriff and Trustee.
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TRUSTEES sALE-whereas. Gustav ortlon and
Constance Ortlon. his wife. and Edward Zeileken and
Margaretha Zclleken. his wife. by their certain deed
OF trust dated the 18th day Of April, 1880. and re-
corded on the .ist day Of April. 1880. in the once Of
the recorder of deeds in and for jackson county. Mis-
souri,. at Kansas City, in book B &19. At page s..
conveyed to one, Paul Phillips. AZ trustee. the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in the county Of
twelve on. thirteen u3,. fourteen uD and ht,-sn
Q5). in block fifteen Q5. Of Goodrich addition to the
City Of Kansas. now Kansas City. in trust. however.
TO secure the payment OF the principal prorfissory
note and coupon interest notes in said deed OF trust
described: and. whereas. default has been made in
the payment cf said principal note and interest there
on and the same remains due and unpaid. and.
whereas, IL Is provided in said deed Of trust tat In
case Of the absence from the state OF Missouri = tbs
said Paul Phillips. then the holder Of the major part
power to appoint. in writing. 4 substitute trustees for
said Phillips. who should become successor to tbs
title to said property and the same become vested
in him In trust for the purposes md objects OF said
deed. with all the powers. rights end obligations
thereof: and. whereas. the said Paul Phillips Is alb
sent from the state Of Missouri. and Louise ZeBeksn.
who is the present owner and holder Gt the Ssolo
Indebtedness remaining unpaid, secured by said Heed
has appointed. in writing. the undersigned uoFS"t
trustee In place Of said Paul Phillips: now. thersd..
said, will. by the reason Of the premises and . tas
request OF the legal owner and holder Of sad rcts
and Indebtedness. proceed to sell the above dksnrtnes
real estate at public vendue. to the highest bidder
now used as q United States custo5h house sad
postof1ce. At the southeast corner Ni5Ath and val
nut streets, in Kansas City. jackson CT Bunty, Nil :
on Thursday, the eighth day Of DeceHmber. 1S
tween the hours OF . o'clock A. m aI.pd 5 ocheS Y
m. Of that day. for the purpose OF payiSpg asess..
to the terms Of said deed Of trust. said nApdeot@anss
and the costs OF executing this trust
N s~TUBENRAUCH. Substitute rRrrusfass
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rz VACATION NOTICE.
Noil.E IS hereby given that a petition has been
AissouIi, embodying a recommendation By the bard
OF PARK commissioners to the common council Of
parkway. known as ;indepensenee A Plaza. in I the
North Park district. In Kansas City. Missouri. lying
and a line one hundred and eighteen ulS feet north
Oh ana parallel with she north line OF Independence
RESOLUTION No. 1908.
resolution recommending to the common council
the alley IN the public park known as Independence
Plaza" in the North Park district. in Kansas City.
enee boulevard and a line one hundred and eighteen
ulsl Zee. north OF and Parallel with the north line
Whereas. Under the terms Of ordinance No. s75s OF
the common council OF Kansas City. Missouri. ap-
for the public park known as Independence Plaza"
in the North Park district, and.
crosses the land so taken. from the north Iae Of In
dependence boulevard to 4 line one hundred and
north line OF Independence boulevard. the fee title
to which was originally in the proprietors OF Forest
sas City. Missouri. and Martyrs Woodland addition.
an addition to the City Of Kansas. now Kansas City.
Whereas. Kansas City. Missouri. has now acquired
title in fee to all lands on both sides OF said alley
Therefore, Be it resolved by the board Of park
commissioners Of Kansas City. Missouri:
City. Missouri. be, and the same is hereby petit
TONED. to yacate that part OF the alley in INDIE
ps"IIete isI PARK lying between the noEtn Hne
Oh Independence boulevard and 4 line one hundred
ana eighteen ulS feet north OF ana parallel with
the north line Of Independence boulevard. in accord
ance With the provisions OF the charter Of Kansas
CITY. Missouri. and that the title 10 said alley revert
10 Kansas City as the owner Of all the land aiioin-
ing on both sides thereof. and become i part Of said
public park known as Independence Plaza"
Section 2 The board OF park commissioners hereby
recommends to the common council that said alley
above described be vacated as aforesaid.
section 3. That a certified copy OF this resolution
De delivered to each house Of the common council as
notice OF the action and Recommendation OF said
board.
said petition and recommendation being made by
the board Of park commissioners of Kansas City.
missouri. Kansas City being the owner Of the ground
vacated by this petition, and OF all Of the front feet
OF the real property fronting on the property pro-
posed to be vacated. and II no opposition be made to
such petition within twenty go, days from this date.
to-wit, this 18th day Of November. 1885. the common
council may. by ordinance. vacate the property men
toned, with such restrictions as 1t may deem for the
public good. A true copy.
tSeaD c. 9. CURRY.
City Clerk OF Kansas City. Missouri.
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SPENT NEARLY $500.
Good Work of the Hebrew General
Relief ASsOciatio-Closes
It's Fifth Year.

The Hebrew Genera Relief Association
closed the fifth year of its work with a
meeting at the Progress Club last night.
The following officers. many of whom are
present incumbents." were chosen for the
ensuing year: President, B. B. Joffee: vice
president, Sol Block: treasurer, R. Eisen;
secretary and superintendent. B. A. Fem
eman; trustees. l. E. Bordenheimer, I.
Rider, NJ. Stern. William Baruch A. Dene-
beim and A. Eitlinger.
President Joffee addressed the a~ssocia-
ton along the line of its general needs, and
urged a continuation of the interest of past
years in the charitable work. Following
Mr.. Jofee many prominent members of the
club spoke, among them Rabbi Schulman.
who was very, much pleased ,witn, the
doing and said that the amount of assist
ance rendered in Kansas City, relative to
the means OF the members. would compare
favorably with that in any city in. the
Union. He spoke interestingly of the char
liable work he saw being done in New
for raising money to build a hospital 100000
was subscribed by $50 men.
Late in the evening Secretary Feineman
manner of expenditures for the year, which
was very interesting. 1t showed that near
ly $500 had been received for the relief
remained in the treasury. Among the dis
bursements the item for railroad fares
alone was 1913. Nearly as large al amount
was paid out in regular weekly or monthly
pensions, and $500 was expended for tenn
porary relief to resident and transient poor.
Two hundred and e~ighty-five dollars was
the item for coal, meals and lodging, and
$40 was devoted to- buying medicines.
Thanks were given ! the Jewish Ladies'
Charity Society, the Young Ladies' Society
and the German hospital for assistance rem
dered, and to various merchants for dona-
tons.
The superintendent pointed out the fact
that. on account of it's central location,
for travelling poor. and that for its size re-
ceived more probably than any other city
in the United States. He urged the provid-
ing of some means for giving employment
to poor who were able to work.
In response to the appeal for subscrip-
tons about $3.50 was raised. beside the $1,000
or 81, 400 paid in yearly dues.
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Minor New. Matters.

A smallpox scare at Camp waties orig
mated last night. Joseph Eicher was taken
down with chickenpox. and removed to the
fort hospital. Somehow the report of
its being a case of smallpox was started,
and spread rapidly.
Thomas Sheldon. a negro, will b. tried in
police court Wednesday morning for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. He
pretended to be raising funds to bury the
remains of an old friend of his mother. Al
the street and number he gave, it proved.
no one lived.
Mrs. Annie Austin has received a letter
from her missing daughter, Bell. stating
that she did not care to live with her lon
ger. The letter was postmarked Leaven-
worth.
John Murphy was fined s25 in police court
to-day for abusing his wife and children.
He was accustomed to driving his children
out of doors with blows. compelling them
to go through the snow barefooted to bring
him beer.
Yesterdays tax receipts at the county
treasurer's office aggregated 81 $50. To-day's
were equally as large.
Senate Baker is still too i'll to be down
to his office and it is improbable that he will
leave for Washington this week.
Ex-Governor Z. N. Morrill, was in the
city for a few hours to-day.
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TO LINE UP THE RATES.
day TO Arrange Rates From
Texas to the North.

When the Katy recently reduced its
rates In the Irdian Territory from 5 cents
TO 3 cents per mile. quite a distortion was
made in the passenger rate sheets apply
ing TO Texas points, and a lively confer
enoe was held at 81. Louis, at which ,
temporary understanding was had. To-
day there will be a meeting at st. Louis
TO line up the rates from Shreveport Tex-
arkana and intermediate points to North
ern points occasioned by the reduction
made by the Katy.
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1T WAS ALL A MISTAKE.
Was Quoted the other Day Was
Owing to Misunderstanding.

Several days ago the Santa Fe, the Bur-
hngton and one or two other lines an
nounced a rate of Is cents on dressed beef
from Kansas City to Chicago. At the time
this was considered going just a little too
far in the cutting of rates and much sur
prise was shown that the Santa Fe would
make such a rate. However. the rate is
no more, as the interested lines claim it
was all a mistake and they called the
rate in yesterday. This restores the old
rate of 23lh cents.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-30

Briefs for taking the case over the con-
tested will OF James Medill to the supreme
court have been prepared by Attorneys
Dill; Phillips and Horton. representatives
Atwood and Reed. representatives of Fairy
Hollingsworth and the estate of Mana
Medili, deceased. The hearing is set for
court reversing the will is sustained Fairy
Hollingsworth will receive one-third of the
estate of James Medill as her share and
a second third beaueathed by Mana MedilI
as the latter's share, both a~ggregatfng
about SO. OOC,
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Erie Medical Co..BuffaIo,N.Y.

English engineer sent to this country by
an English financial syndicate. would rec
ommend that the road be built by his peo-
pie.
The road will extend from Port ROYAL,
s. c., TO Columbus, o.. penetrating all the
coal fields of East Tennessee and Ken
lucky and passing through this city. 1t
will be so miles aong, double track, and
cost $40, 600, 900.
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AND R~E-EsTABLIsH GRADE hEsoLU-
TON NO. 1851.
avn De. ESTABLISH A RESDIsg-

CHANCE An. hf-.S $3.50 orners IN m .,Ie,
$1,000 s,h and 18th streets from Chestnut avenue 70
Gladstone avenue. City Clerks once. Kansas City.
Nc Nov 2sth. 1898. A resolution Declaring IL 20 be
nac.ssary 10 change and re-estaoiish the grade on tbs
aIIey between sixth 18TH street and Seventh Oth
go, Yr5m chestnut avenue to Gladstone avenue
"a 4, -ssolved by the upper house Of the common
eouneii OF Kansas City. the lower house eonrurring
Tbs common council ands and declares II TO b
necessary 10 change and re-estanlish the grade on
the aney between Sixth isth) street and seventh
~, s,rset from Chestnut avenue to Gladstone ave-
me to the following grade elevation In feet above
the city ~d.rectri1. to-wit: Atlthe east line OF Chest
Stone avenue. .4s. 90: At the west line OF Gladstone
avenue. e:. 20; adjacent grade points to be connected
nv trne planes. in accordance with the provisions
Of section /. article VIII. Of the amended charter of
Kan as City.
Passed Nov. II. 1855 GEO. s.
President, Upper House OF the Common Council.
Passed Nov. Il. 1sss- "a. d.
Attest: C. tS- CURRY.
ISsap City Clsrk.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX BILLs-Board NJ p,,
lie Works, Department OF Engineering. Kansas citr
Mo, Nov. &c. 1888. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting to 50 .0is. s, xere
issued from this Office on the 2sth day of Nov Jsaa
to the Barber Asphalt Paving Co.. contractor Tor
COMPLETING the following public improvements. viz:
Fifteenth 15th) street. in compliance with ordinsnce
No. 1893.
II said tax bills are not paid on or before the 18th
day of Dec, 1898. they will bear interest al the rsta
OF { per centum per annum from date OF Issue
Nov. 26, 'sS. Bills may be found with the Barber
Asphalt Paving Co.
After payment. the bills must be presented at citv
treasurer's Office to be satisfied of record.
y A. WISE. CITY Enpina,-
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX B1Lls-Boara of Pub

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX BILLS-Board NJ Duh
lie Works. Department Of Engineering. Kansas cir
Mo-. Nov. 2s. 1898. Public notice is hereby efven
that special tax bills amounting to So. IL. 81 were
issued from this ONCE on the Goth day O, Mo- ,saS
to the Barber Asphalt Paving Co, contractor n.
completing the following public improvements. viz
Paving Fifteenth Q5th) street from Broadway IN aiiev
between Central street and wyandotte stree, in
compliance with ordinance No. IO2S5.
II said tax bills are not paid on or before the 18th
day of Dec. 1895. they will bear interest al the r.,a
of : per centum per annum from date OF isspa
Nov. 20. '9s. Bills may be found with the Barber
Asphalt Paving Co.
Alter payment. the bills must be presented at ci,v
treasurer's Office to be satisfied of record.
HENRY A. WISE, CITY Engineer
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WANTS PAY FOR HIS MIRROR.
Peculiar Complaint Filed Before the
Kansas Railroad Conn
m~iasfOners.

TOPEKA. KAS.. Nov. 29.-(Special.) A
peculiar complaint was filed with the state
board of railroad commissioners to-day.
Some time ago the Alternately Furniture
Company, of Kansas City, Mo, shipped a
dresser 10 H.. g. Gremmel, a furniture deal
er at Hoisington. on the Santa Fe. In
shipment the mirror to the piece of furni-
ture was broken. Gremmel presented a bill
TO the railroad and IL refused to pay the
damage. claiming that the goods were
shipped at the risk of the owner. Now
wants the railroad commissioners
TO compel the Santa Fe to pay the dam
age
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ProdignI Son Returns.

Daniel Healey, absent from his home
eleven years and mourned for dead. walked
into the home of his parents, Mr.. n Mrs.
Patrick Healey. 22s Kiowa street, yester-
day with a present of 500 for his mother.
Daniel Healey, then a young man barely
20 years old. ran away from his home elev-
en- years ago.. He had not been heard
from. but during much of that time was
working in a silver mine at McDermort,
New. He had so changed that only his
mother knew him.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX BILLS-Board Of pnh-
lie Works. Department Of Engineering. Kansas cir.
Mo-. Nov. Is. 1883. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting to 81, Is5 is were
TO the Barber Asphalt Paving Co.. contractor. for
completing the following public improvements, viz
Paving Broadway from Fifteenth u5th) street To
Sixteenth fCsth street, in compliance with ordi.
nance No. Ss32.
If said tax bills are not paid on or before the 2stb
day OF Dec. 1885. they will bear interest at the rate
Of Z per centum per annum from date OF Issue
Asphalt Paving Co.
After payment, the bills must be presented at civ
treasurer's ONCE to be satisfied Of record.
HENRY A. WISE, City Engineer
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An Old Railroad Man.

DR.. Williams and party. from Phila-
delphia, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from st. Louis over the Missouri Pa
cifc. The party will go West over the
Santa Fe at noon to-day. DR.. Williams
was formerly general superintendent of the
Pennsylvania railroad and after leaving
the road he became identified with the
Baldwin Locomotive works and is now one
of. the principal members of that firm.
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PAVING RESOLUTION no. 17s2.


PAVING RESOLUTION NO. to Pro
erty owners on the alley Immediately north "a -
street from Euclid avenue to Garfield avenue-eV ~
Clerks once, Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 2sth. IS
resolution declaring the work OF paving alley MSS.
of Twelfth Q2th) street from Euclid avenue to Gar
field avenue TO be necessary.
BE IL resolved by the lower house of the common
council Of Kansas City. the upper house soncurrfng
The common council finds and declares the work
of paving alley Immediately north Of Twelfth ti2thy
street from Euclid avenue to Garfield avenue 10 b.
NECESSARY. in accordance with the provisions Of see
tiou 2. article IX-. OF the amended charter OF Kansas
City. such work and improvements to consist as fol-
lows. to-wit: A wearing surface OF yftrifed pavt1s
brick laid on q foundation Of six t) inches OF con-
crete and a cushion Of two CD inches OF sand. tbs
,nares bet. the brick TO be filled with Portland
cement grout. the total cost OF said work not 10 *
iced the sum Of one dollar and nfty 91.5O cents per
s1uare ward. said pavement TO be laid with such
materials and in such manner that the same shall
endure withou. the need Of any repairs for a period
of seven "a years from the completion thereof
A5oo,aa Nov n. 1895. GEO. S. GRAHAM.
President Upper House Of the Common Council
Adopted Nov. 81. 1898 ~ boHhoNS
Speaker Lower House OF tho Common Council.
Attest: S-1ohni
tSeaD ety cleu