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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
HoMEsEEKE' EXCURSIONS
Via the Katy nte-Short Line to

On October 4 anS. November and IS,
,oorornber and 2Oge Missouri, Kansas &,
TeSss railway will tickets to all points
in Texas. TO pointn Arizona. New Mex
leo and Loui caiI ticket offices' Sa3 Main
Street lois Union enue and Union depot
s'1eS'' ]. FITZGERALD,
Passier and Ticket Agent.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
BANJO, GUITAR AND MANDOLIN
TAUGHT.

MR.. AND MRS. F. J. BEARDSLEY.
Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin Teachers.
Studio, room z. l215 Main street. Music
Tor social events furnished.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
CHIROPODIST.
ARCHITECTS.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

THE best place in the city to have your
garments cleaned and repaired and make
them look like new for a reasonable price
is at sos E. 18th st. MUELLER, The Tailor.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
MEDICAL.


SANITARIUM for ladies before and after
confinement: "private:'' best medical at
tention: babies adopted. Lock box 4O6 Kan
sas City, Mo.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

c. o. D. BARGAINS-s4O Peninsular base
burner, newly nickeled. $500: fine Acorn
range with water front $500: $40 bed
up; one sos Acorn cook stove, good new,
$40; other cook stoves, s. up: some fine Sc
and 81 rugs, good as new, s2.I5; one large
drUgget IS; handsome polished oak side
board, $15 cost S25; very little used; hand
some oak chiffonier with plate glass. 50:
ingram and Brussels carpets, 25c per yard
and upward. We take furniture, carpets
or stoves in exchange. C. o. d. STORE,
1215 Grand ave.
YOU can purchase furniture, carpets,
stoves, etc, on your own terms. ECON
ONLY FURNITURE AND CARPET CO.,
Stn and Main SITS.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
MASSAGE PARLORS.
OFFICE FURNITURE.

CUT PRICES-GREAT SLAUGHTER
ON OFFICE FURNITURE. Will exchange
your old desks for new ones on a strictly
cash basis. Now is your time to renoyate
your offices during our carnival of low
prices. Special bargains this week.
H. N. BOWERS. 500 West Sth.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-Room and board for man
and wife: must be flrst-clasS: in modern
house; private family preferred; state loca-
ton. terms and accommodations Address
T $50, Journal Office.
TO RENTING Linwood ave, rooms and
board; new house: nice rooms, and modern
conveniences: convenient to Troost ave.
and Holmes st. cable lines.
wANTED-A nice pleasant room. with
breakfast and dinner. in private family, by
a gentleman; state terms. Address 7 45S,
Journal Office.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02

The rIinEton Route.
z best line East.
e. IL TO Chic, S.15.
s''' W $500 to st. Louis, $500.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
only 1878, RsHs City TO Chicago,
Win attn Fe Route.

r;ckets on SCAT Santa Fe Route ticket
offices and Un oepot.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
LINWOOD DISTRICT.
Clyde [pARW, ,,

hardwood finish, hall. mantels, closets,
pantries, spacious bathroom elegant por-
celain bathtub and sinks, open plumbing
concrete cellar under entire house; situated
in gilt-edge residence district: come and
see it; price, $500: terms easy.
JENKINS & CURRIER
400 Postal Tel. bldg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
Greatly ReduceRntes vim the Mis-
sourf pfc Railway.

Kansas City 10 Louis -...........s 500
iEansss civ TO edaIia and return,
h snn,eynber "a arS .................... 2.5
September % r...-..:...............l .50
81 louis Fair, tober ? to 4, round
1,;.tlb,,rr and ran, October to 2,
fit1sp Dd trip ......................... q. 90
o,,,oba and retJ ...................... 100
For particulars Z. s; JEWETT.
roi P TickAgent, 800 Main street.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-A very fine new upright pi-
ano. This new piano was taken for debt;
will Sell il for a very reasonable price.
either all cash or on time; can furnish 1t
in any finish case desired; it will be shipped
direct from manufacturers. Address A 40.
Journal affice
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
I,iors for Kansas

Shipped daily secure packages by
Consolidating room Union depot.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02

FOR SALE-2 story, 6 room frame house
in excellent order; large lot room for an
other house; city water gas and cistern;
rents for SIS; price s1SO0. 18th and Tracy.
Call 511 Whitney bldg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02

]. A. M'MAHON. rooms II and IS. 1120
Main St Consultation absolutely confiden-
tial; a general detective business; advice
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02

AGENTS WANTED-NeT, novel and
fascinating game, Parlor Baseball. bound
TO sell everywhere. &c for Sample ana par
ficulars. Parlor Baseball Club, Box lbOI.
Phila., Pa.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
TO RENT-HoUSEs.
THE ALIEN INVEST MIENTf CO.,


THE ALLEN INVESTMENT co.,
REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE,
LOANS, SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Tel. COS. Nv. cor. 9Th and Wyandotte SITS.
2i09 East 9Th St, S room modern brick,
splendid neighborhood. $50.
2032 Holmes ST., room modern cottage.
including water. $40.
Greystone ave, near state line and South
west boulevard, 10 room frame, 200 feet of
ground. $40.
1865 Jefferson St, room frame SIG.
Southwest corner 18th and Park. ! room
family, SIS.
14l4 Grand ave-, front rooms on second
floor, SIS.
1858 Oak street, Z room frame, 81.
sos Lydia ave-, room frame, s..
STORES.
basement. SIS.
ia Independence ave, store room, So.
TO RENT-RESIDENCES
10 room brick. modern, East side, $50.
10 room brick, modern, East side, $50
ss5. -
II room brick, modern, 31Os Peery avenue,
$50.
10 room brick, modern, 49s Woodland, s35.
10 room brick, modern, Wabash. $3.50
room frame. modern, 1905 Michigan ave-
nue. S25.
s room brick, bodern, 1911 E 18th street,
room brick, modern, 32S Olive, s22 50.
room frame, gas, 90l7 Peery avenue, go
6 room fiat, bath and gas, lip Olive, sl2JO
room frame. 2O29 Holmes street. SO
w. DIEHL * CO.
612 n. Y. Life bldg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02

WANTED-An intelligent lady to handle
a sachet perfume. Call Sohoay' 800 NC
Coy ave.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
CLAIRVOYNT.
s RrAIL JEWELLERS.

STREICHER'S wfesale and retail jew
elers. illustrated caugue free. l0l7 Main.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
wANTED-AGENT.

WANTED-Agents both gsneral ana 10
cal, in every state and county TO WORK on
salary; $50 per month and expenses, NJ
house to house canvassing. ADDRESS LOCK
Box is. Goodland, Kas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
CITY Bound BY cTVL SERVTCE LAW

BILL TO THAT EFFECT SIGNED BY THE Gov
ERNoR-oTHER NEW STATUTES
Albany. March Ex-Governor Black to-day signed
the BIZ Of tho Senate Judiciary Committee provd-
ing that the cities OF the State shall operate under
the State Civil Service law. and not be restricted
from. so doing by provisions In their charters
II is specifically aimed 1t Network city. that
being the only municipality in the State whose
charter provisions relating 10 Civil Service con-
nct with the law.
Tho Governor also signed these bills to-day:
Senator Whites providing uniform charter
for cities of the second class
Senator Burns's authorizing the expenditure Of.
$50 600 for Improvements At Sing Sing Prison.
Senator Brushs providing that I'm cities OF the
he shall not bo discharged but shall he trans
ferred TO another Office
Senator Nussbaums. authorizing the Court OF
claims 10 determine the claim OF the Wynkoop-
Iallenbeck- rawford Company. State printers for
work performed in connection with the legis-
Iafive printing contract In 1896 and 1881
Senate Finance Committees amending the legis-
lative law relative to the form OF proposals for
legislative printing
Senator coggesha'ls. appropria'ing $4,000 for the
promotion Of sugar beet culture.
Senator T. r. Browns declaring Independence
River In Lewis and Herkmer counties 4 public
highway.
Mr.. IIilrs amending the Banking law relative to
the Incorporation C; building and loan associations
Mr. Mnttoson's amending the Agricultural law
relative to Tho purity OF maple sugar and syrup
Mr. Eldridge's amending the Village act relative
to the appointemn; OF assessors.
Mr.. Kelsoys, appropriating $4,000 for tho Craig
Colony for Epileptics.
Assembly judiciary Committees. including as mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

demeanors violations OF the Primary Election law,
embracing attempts to enroll as a memoer Oh d
party when the person making the attempt has no
legal right TO do SO
Scuator Elsworth's. nppropriating 10000 FOR the
purchase OF lands in the Adirondacks by the Forest
Preserve Bonrd.
Senator Texow's. amending the act Incorporating
the International Bond and Debenture Company.
Senator Guys confirming the acts OF the trustees
OF the Congregation Hand In Hand. Mott Haven
Senator Guys. permitting the filing OF amended
claims relative to dana caused by change or
street grades in the Twcnty-third and Twenty
fourth wards. New-York City.
Mr. Exon's. appropriatIns $40 1000 TO pay the con
Capitol
Mr. Posts. appropria,ng $4,000 for deepening the
channel between Shinnecock and Great South Bay.
Suffolk County.
MIR. Bondys. amending the act incorporating tho
Pedc Society OF the State OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
TAX RATE VERY LOW.
PEST SHOWING MADE SINCE 1856 EXCEPT
ING TWO ABNORMAL YEARS.

PEST SHOWING MADE SINCE 1886. EXCEPT
ING TWO ABNORMAL YEARS.
Albany March 5l.-The tax rate to-day adopted
by the Legislature is 20s mills. the lowest since
1876; except the years 1891 and 1872 when the large
amount refunded by the National Government to
the State permitted an unusually small levy.
The total amount OF the general appropriations.
including tho General Appropriation act Of sS12.-
252 os and the Supply and Supplemental Supply
bills OF 81. 5000 Is SiO12.605 Sc. To this il 20 be
added appropriations made in 1897. but not included
in the tax levy OF that year. an counting to s550op
making tho grand total sO.7i2. Cos s6.
The estimated revenues from the corporation tax.
Inheritance tax. liquor tax and other Indirect
sources including surplus OF sld3s,7G' %. Is
slo7i9457 %. which will pay the general appropria-
lions and leave Il balance OF S6.SJ2 90.
The appropriations for canal. bridges and repairs
amount TO se24 1875 II. and. deductlng surplus OF
$1,000. the amount TO be raised by tax for this
purpose Is sia5l26l H. The free school tax amounts
to ti1,22O
The tax rate f. made up "a follows; Canals,
100 mills schools Si-00 mills canal maintenance
1900 mills canal special appropriations. 100
mills: State OF the insane. SLIGO mills; total.
mills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
NOMINATIONS BY THE president

ARMY AND NAVY pRoMoTroNs-A CONSUL AP-
POINTED.
Washington. March a.-The president SCH" '"e
nominations to the Senate to-day
,,.,r~rp n r,rrKNER OF Texas. TO BE- Consul az
Durango, Mex. .-- c,,,r-tr
w,--rirst lieutenant. be captains: sEbr;m o' -
""o, Artillery. HENRY a. REED. "a AruuerSi ~ ~
BERT s cNMINs an A!ti!ery; Ai r. XXI 4th
.r:is.v, " p DUVALI. 9th Artl!leTy "a ~ AZ. ~,
HTDREws list Artillery: C. D. PARhhchSi' ''''
Artillery. -.
p,s,cs As,stan. Payma.,er T s. JEwErr to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
RAILROADS DAMAGED BY FLOODS.

THE BIG FOUR ABANDoSs PASSENGER TRAIN
or THE CAIRO DIVISION.
Cairo. ILL.,. March 3l-The railroads are begin
ming TO suffer on account OF the rising waters
The Big -Four has abandoned It's through pas'eh-
,,or train OH tho Cairo division. large stretch
n, is track has been undermined near lawrence
Vile AT Birds Point, No. tho Cotton Belt Is work
ing n large force OF fastening down their
tracks Tho Iron Mountain tracks are already
under water at the latter point and their trains
will come In over the Cotton Belt by way or
Charleston and Lamos. The water has submerged
much land around Birds Point, and the town Itself
can only stand about foot and half more the
river Is rising nj the rate OF nine inches day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
GOOD SPORT on A SLIPPEhf w hSh'
MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB TAKES RUN ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF Long ISLAND.

The Meadow Brook Hunt Club and several visit
i,y -,embers OF other hunt clubs enjoyed Il io"5
run Yesterday afternoon. The course was over
fourteen miles OF excellent hunting country on tAe
,,,,b s,,,o NJ Long Island. Although the turf was
I'm = slippery condition excellent time was MADE
evcral .pils due To- the slippery condition OF the
turf occurred near the finish. . ,,,..
II ,dden samuel Willets and Miss Knolten, or mo
W,st~hestcr Hunt club All were thrown az -FOUR,
r1u fence They were crossing muddy heId ana
as their hunters rose 20 take the Jump me ah','s
o,.nnni ana fell unscIting their riders IA
escaped serious injury win me exception OF M Nj
Uorrs who waa badly bruised ana shaken up ho
- ,i,ahic to mount hi. hors" for some time.
The meet took place at tho Meadow Brook Hunt
CiI,h The pack took the trail al East Mea9o"
Hrnok 10 the Plain Edge church. where the hrst
check was called. Upon resuming the chase tho
hnunds led the hunismen several miles toward
Wantagh and then eastward TO within short
disfn ne Of Massapequa whore the XII took place"
There nrst In at the nnish were Ralph ~ Ells
tho master OF tho hounds Mrs James l.. ker-
ucchnn, Mrs t. T. Cushing. tho two whips and
Samuel Willets.
I'm, club will hold cross country runs each week
I'm April on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
no FURTHER CHANGES CONTEMPLATED.
8. r. GALLOWAY SPEAKS or HIS SELECTION As
THE CrNTRAI's PRESIDENT

THE CENTRAI!s PRESIDENT.
i, was said a. the Grand Central Station yester-
dag that no further changes I'm the administration
of the Vanderbilt system Of railroads were in con
temptation. There may be some In the personnel
or the clerical force after Chauncey VI. Depew re-
tires from the presidency Of the New-York Cen
trail but these Il was said would be only incidental
- the transfer OF the office OF president. The pol
icy Of the New-York Central under ). r. galloway
who IS 20 succeed Mir. Dcpew. II was said, Will lot
be changed. and there VIII bc no change ~ mo
policies Of ;he other roads in the SYST -
Mr. galloway LEFT the city yesterday tor ms nome
In Cleveland. Ia conversation with q tribune re-
porter he said that lie WIS much Sratlued by ms
selection IS president Of the New-Gork 'entra!
So FAR as D." knew. he said. there were 40 changes
cout.rr plated either In the other officials or INC
policy OF the road He declined 10 talk iurther Ior
public .ton saving that. inasmuch ~ nc "oi'd not
assume his tow duties until April ~. X wouli re
uub,cofnlrg in him TO discuss thc arais OF a ran
rcod with which ne had TO actual connection.
The alterations at the Grand Central station hre
going on rapidly. ana when they are hished tne
Iuliluc both Inside and ont. Will present tolaIy
dir.renf appcarancc from that which X mas "ofi,
Tor wears The Offices 81 tie New. YORK ,ehtraI
vii continue 10 ho on the second Noor. ~ the
r,rucr OK Nanderblit-ave and Forty-seconl,st 'nr
directors room VIII be- located. Adjoining TINS WI
b. the Offices 81 Mr. Depcw. ana next VIII 10 ''o
rooms OF Mt Galloway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
CITY BILLS IN BLACKS HANDS.
FEW CHARTER AMENDMENTS PERMITTED 7

GET THROUGH THE LEGIsLATCRE
Albany March 81 (speciaD-The Republican lead
ers early decided not 20 amend the New York City
charter this year unless 1T was absolutely neces-
esry. and. therefore few changes made in g.
Governor Black killed bills legisang OF office
the Rapid Transit Commission, the School Board
and the City Magistrates by saying he would not
sign them.
OF the $50 laws which have received the sigma ture
Of the Governor only two are distinctly New-York
City bills. one OF these provides that May OF
this year shall be legal holiday throughout the
Greater New-York territory. and shall be known
Charter Day. The other law provides that per
cent OF all excise moneys belonging 10 the city o..
New-York shall be paid TO the teachers retirement
fund.
Another bill relating to the teachers OF New-York
City is now In the Governors hands. II was IN
troduced by Assemblyman Schmid and provides
for an equalization OF the salaries OF tho teachers
Of Manhattan The Bronx and Brooklyn
Among the other bills In the hands OF the
Governor and which he has thirty days to act
Assembly wallace's. to create separate County
OF Nassau out OF that part OF Queens County not in
New-York City.
Senator cantors. to consolidate the tax bureaus
OF the boroushs Of New,York CITY.
Assemblyman Marshalis. authorizing New York
City to spend $4,000 a year for the productions Of
Senator Ford's authorizing a change Of motive
power on tie transverse road crossing Central Park
at Eignty-Sixth-st.
Senator Guys. authorizing the use OF school
grounds in New-York as places OF recreation IN
summer vacation time.
Senator Guys. increasing the salary Of court
stenographers In New-York from $500 TO 5000
q year
Senator Ahearn's providing that the salaries Of
school teachers in the boToughs of Manhattan. the
Bronx and Brooklyn shall In no case be less than
$500.
Senator Pages authorizing the American Mu-
scum Of Natural History to inherit property.
Senator Grady's. authorizing the city authorities
OF New-York City lease buildings for public
school purposes for twenty-one years
Senator Cantors. increasing from $f20o TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
Suicide OF BANK Cashier.

DROWNED HIMSELF WHILE AN ENAMINAi'oS
OF HIS hooks WAS IN PROGRESS
Brunswick Ga. March 81 (spcciaD.-L a. REM
ing cashier OF the Brunswick Savings and trust
Company, committed suicide about noon to-uaS W
throwing himself into Oglethorpe Bay Examiner
c. o~r,vod M the bank at o'clock. and. with
the cashier. began an examination OF tho DOCKS
shortly after 10 o'clock a dispute over an eh"y
arose between them and the cashier huri'ea'y 'c.'
the bank Nothing more was thought OF ,lo me-.
d,nt until his body found in the bay. a repor,
was started that defalcation had been Louu. uiu
rc,,over that tho accounts are absolutely coIrect
I-ism,-r belonged 30 one Of the Oldest linllivs III
'.,~rsia' and had been married only four months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
SCHOONER A TOTAL LOSS.

ONE MAN DROwNED-THE REST OF THE CREW
RESCUED BY LFE-sAvERs.
Provlncetown Mass. March g.-The three -masted
schooner Willie II. Higgins. Captain Freeman. went
ashore on Peaked HI bar this morning. and Is a
total loss Seven OF her crew OF eight men and tho
wife OF the steward were taken OF by the Peaked
nm ufe-saylng crew but Gilbert Gibbs. nifty
wears old OF Providence. X. l., was washed over
hoard and lost Just after the schooner struck tho
har The Higgins was owned In Wellneet. Mass,
and was bound from Boothbay for New-fork
with a cargo OF ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
HEAVY rAsTBot-ND TRAFFIC.

Th. eostbounl iranscontnenta! traffic Is unusu-
ally heavv chiefly by reason o. The largo tohnase
OF Hawaiian sugar. The southern ft'", o''',',..
..--t... ,...,y,d the regular report for February
,d ,r,, months I'm tons. the shipments having
hc.n rom san Fragr!sco Oakland; aiet"in'T r.
49,, r.sh storktou May and Portland. ne
..n ~, o.. ia Fe..i.Arv waa 1855 tons an N
creasc OF .2ot ions oy7 February -; f tons as
1,,,,r.d vim the corresponding period OF 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
FEARS or FROST ~ THE SOOTh
n,u.cr TO THE PEACH CROP EXPECTED

DAMAGF TO HE I'''-''
Atlanta. Ga. March 81 (SpecaD-hepor's from
the fruit sections OF Georgia especaiy '"' pe".
belt state that there is great uneasiness over 'e
,asoo,,. y, a seyer frost tonight The mild
weather during tho month has brought the trees
into full bloom and heavy frost tonight. when
~ se.n,s certain will damage the interests sew
ny ny ,ho"s,nd dollars in Georgia alone. The Ter-
cur, is ~ degrees lower tonight tnan Two TSs
az, ,,s",her last night did little damage. but the
ro su,lfs to'nlght will probably be- disastrous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
KETTLE RIVER BILL ADVANCED.
ITS OPPONENTS SAY IT ALLOWS AMERICAN fooN
ppoDr,cTs TO COMPETE WITH CANADIAN

r-c OPPONENTS SAY 1T ALLOWS AMERICAN f"oD
PRODUCTS TO COMPETE WITH CANADIAN
Ottawa. March 81 (s?eciaD.-The kc'tie rive,
Valley Railway bill passed the House OF oo'''''''
Railway Committee this morning ana VIII NV, ,o
considered pv Parliament. Tho vote was % 10 f''
RI, d., r.oe a hitter one The Canadian Facihc
railway COMPANY. represented BY Sir william al,
uorre. Mr.. shoughnessy and Judge CLARKE, anu
supported by George E. Foster ex-Finance MINIS,
ter Nicholas Flood DAWN and Others rs n nSopon Of
DO Kin Mir Corbln, promoter o; the he''c ram
WAY was present -, 49,, .o,s,ruction q,
- ,,nrla hiring the agricultural products o..
,bc south in competition with the fooi proa.c,v ,, %
w. Dcn,in,c, ito tainted the Government VII
bavlnp, in this case Invited the Americans 10 coHo
mo Composition with Canadian railwaAs ,,ch,ossv
81 Niillam Van Horne and MT. Sniusn
,,r-.,,fecd that II The present Dill ~ tto"!, out
,ney v,ili Themselves give service into the bouh-
dry Crock county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
NO DANGER EAST OF LOUISVILLE.

Cincinnati. March 3l.-All fear OF another rise In
tho Ohio River hero IS averted to-day by the cool
clear weather and the light rainfall AT up-rivcr
points yesterday Tho river IL still falling at Pitts
burg. and with the exception OF tho crest OF yes.
terday's flood now below Wheeling. Is falling at
Mi points as far down as Louisville. AT ii Il. m
here the stage was So 81 feet but falling nearly one
tenth OF n foot each hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
RACING AT ATLANTA.
A NEW TRACK TO BE ESTABLISHED.

Atlanta March 81 ,SpeciaD-A company mas
heen formed TO establish biz racecourse ana
stock farm near Atlanta and this city may beco'n'
one OF the most important racing centres III ,h'
country It is proposed TO put Atlanta IN me WIN
tar racing circuit OF the American lurl Assu.."
tion and make this city the winter hetugu s 'e'
OF the racing and horses or me n, n
charter was granted the Sherwood iarN oi,,rn,s
for this purpose to-day. The COMPANY ~ 80
tied nj 5000 paid In. with priN.lese 9i
to $4,000 The company is composed o. H''''e'"
t.aliu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
MINERS HEADQUARTERS CHANGED

INDIANAPOLIS March 81 (SpeciaD.-The headqua.
ters OF the United Mine Workers was moved 'o,"",
from Columbus. Ohio. to TINS CITY, r'''
were never In better condition than al ms - a,
the only complaint being that the marie. am.
cloxged that many miners have not regular sA
poyrnent