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New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
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KITCHENER MAY GO TO INDIA.

THE v1cERoY ANXIOUS TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES
OF THE sTRDAR
London. June 12.-"The Standard" this morning
says:
I'VE understand that the Viceroy OF India G.ord
Curzon OF Kedes;on) is anxious 10 obtain the
vices OF General Lord Kitchener In India for the
economical organization of frontier defences and
petitions, owing to the urgent necessity OF effect
Ing reductions In military expenditure. 1t is prob
able. therefore. that Lord Kitchener will be with
drawn from the Soudan and >appointed TO a high
post In India"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
OBITUARY NOTES.

San Diego, Cal. June 11.-Thomas Gardiner, man.
aging editor OF THE San Diego Union" OF the
oldest and best-known publishers the Coast
died yesterday. after a lingering illness. at the
age Of seventy-three Mr.. Gardiner native
OF Scotland. He at different times publisher
OF "The Sacramento Union" The Portland Telc-
gram and "The Los Angeles Times"
Chicago June 11.-Davd Walsh. aged eighty
four and for fifty years resident OF Chicago.
died Yesterday from the effects OF fall. In the
last generation he was prominent as politician.
and for sixteen years served on the Board Of Edu-
cation. Mr. Walsh was born in London. He came
to the United States in 1896 landing in New-Or-
leans From New-Orleans ne went 10 Boston and
later to Maine. where he IA contractor the
Kennebec Railway.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
Fr-yER4L or ALDERMAN SIEFKE.

The funeral OF Henry Slefke. Tammany Alder
man from the Ninth District who died Satur-
dav will be held on Wednesday afternoon in the
Marble Collegiate Church, and the burial will be
IN Greenwood Cemetery The Pequod Club will
have charge OF all the funeral arrangements. At
the clubhouse last night 1t was said that already
there were in the field three candidates for the
vacancy left by Mr. Sefke James Lawlor
painter John Noonan. liquor dealer. and John
Rambury a clerk. Frank J. Goodwin. the Tam
many leader of the district, is said TO favor Bam-
bury TIE Board of Aldermen VIII elect the new
member.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
SHEEHAN AND THE SILVERTTES.

Regarding the published report that John c.
Sheehan will attend the meeting OF the National
Democratic Committee in Chicago on July 20 John
Girdner, local silver leader and close friend Of
Colonel Bryan. said yesterday that he did not
think Sheehan would be able to obtain any support
IN that quarter for his fight against Croker
long he did not show any intention Of leaving
Tammany Hall
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
RETURN OF SQUADRON A.

Squadron A, In command Of Major Brdgman
returned from its weeks tour of duty In Peeksk
yesterday afternoon. arriving at the armory. Mad
son-ave and Ninety-fourth-st.. at 80 o'clock The
men looked brown and healthy, although covered
with dust from the long ride from camp. The
squadron broke camp at 7:S0 O'Clock yesterday
morning The only halt made at Yonkers,
where the men had luncheon at noon
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
MOSS WILL NOT CALL DEVERY.

FURTHER EXAMINATION THIS WEEK REGARDING
THE TAX DEPARTMENT.
Frank Moss said yesterday that he had made up
his mind not to puff Chief Of Police Devery on the
stand and examine him before the Mazet Investi-
eating Committee regarding his countenancing OF
the Jeffres-F Fl tzsmmons prize-fght. He will de-
the greater part of his work this week TO the
further exposure Of lax methods in the Tax De-
partment. Mr.. Moss declined to affirm deny
the rumor that he would recall Controller Coler TO
the stand to show up the obstructonist methods
OF the Municipal Council In holding up bond
Issues needed for public improvements.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
LIEUTENANT THOMAS NJ. MACKNIGHT

Lieutenant Thomas NJ. MacKnight. who served on
the supply ship Glacier in the recent war. died
yesterday at his home. No. 3l4 River-st Hoboken.
from heart trouble He was born in Edinburgh.
Scotland. hfty-SiX years ago, and belonged TO a
well-known Scotch family He was educated In
Edinburgh Academy and in naval academy In
England Mr. MacKnght began early the life OF
a seafaring For eighteen years he was
captain on the Atlas Line, and at the outbreak OF
the with Spain he entered the Navy. He re-
Gently received his discharge papers, and had been
sick much OF the time since he left the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
OBITUARY..
JAMES PHILIP DONNELLY.

Washington, June II (speciaD-James Philip
Donnelly formerly Of Elizabeth N j.. died in this
city yesterday from lung trouble. superinduced by
wounds received in the Civil War while serving
with General Phil Kcarny. For twenty-three
years he had held place in the Navy Department.
The funeral will be held at ST. Peters Roman
Catholic Church on Tuesday morning, and he will
be buried at Arlington. Mr.. Donney leaves a wild
oW and five sons.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


s +: .ssns % fP5 5 's '''''' and
TUEspAY~At D. m: for Mexico, per IS: city Ot
be directed per CITY Of ws:hnstonj: Al m loi
Inas1@ and Haiti per .sT sSu's so CSmSs 3, tS M
10 p y: 70. janaiss. per steamer from Psnadspha-
Transport; at p M for cuSa via Havana also Cam,
4 Sr pafs Of 'SS e
Seneca: at p m complementary i'so p. m) Tor
81 mona. e g o, sEss aa5 m5Ssrsal %
Grenada and Trinidad rnrs, be directed Per Mad
Cuba en5 per- s1 @ienfa-sos % at % % for js%siea
rkfDAY-At p m, for Barbados and Demerara. per
for Fortune Island Jarnsisa savania and csrthas-na
per Adronaack Getters for Costa Rics must es
o % Sr Ha and santa %srna
AaTsna ASSss Geiters mus. % V sc SI5sctsS per assso
ia i sam m ssn na ' also 0sse
and corhSSenS n1 ynr,s VIA cIqS1G pa per per Horsd VA
Para. Msranham and Ctera.
Mails for newfoundland. by rail- to North sydney. ana asa
D. m Cconnscting close herr every Monday "wednesday
:, As. 9T . & 3 6cs SS rag .y e
Ms, Tor SSs ,S. by ran S rSs es. Ts%s" es ls.S s
Monday .tsv q T. an and cs s,ss M fS.', . us. s.
5S to Ss Miami s1ry i Sss ne fSy s sns ssy
saturda,). Man. Tor Mexico city. overland unless
specially addressed for dispatch By steamer close st
this ONCE daily ct $50 a. m. and $50 p n. fRes-
sered mail cloees at o. previous day fResissered
mal closes AZ .. N. second DAY before.
TGANsPAcIFic MAILS
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii. per Dos,s
from Franciscol, close here daily up 20 June vi
at $50 g. Mails for China and japan. per =
Empress Of japan Grom Nsncouyer, close here daily
up 20 June tl3 at ESQ p. Malls fer China snd
Japan. per Tacoma dron Tacona). close here
daily up jane fi5 at ESQ p. Mails for Hawaii.
per :. Australia Grom San Franclsco, close here
daily up Jcne t23 at $50 .. Mails FOR Australia
Cexcept West Australia). Hawaii and fiJi islands per
q e wnrlnoo from Vancouver, close here daily after
June 10 and up 90 June f?3 $50 y. m. Mails foe
the Society Islands per shp rrcpic Bird grom San
Francisco close here dairy TO June f25 at ESQ
D m Malls for Australia t.s,ep, those Aus
iraIia which forwarded via Europe) New Zealand.
Hawaii FIJI and Samoan Islands. Per g. Mariposs
from San Francsco) close here daily after june f2J
and up to July II at $50 o. day OF arrival Of
. Campanis. which will probably arrive July ".
TrnnspaCinc forwarded port OF sailing daily
and schedule OF closing Is arranged pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
fSegstered mail closes at .. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmasass
Posto.nce New-York. N. Y. June O. iS9o
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
RECORD BY A PLANT LINER.

LA GRANDE DUCHEsSEs SWIFT RUN FROM Bos-
TON TO HALIFAX.
Halifax. n. s.. June 1.-THE Plant Line steamer
La Grande Duchesse arrived this afternoon from
Boston In record time She was q hours and -
minutes from light to light, besides taking the out
side course The best previous time between Hall
fax and Boston was q hours 20 minutes. made by
the steamer Olivette.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

picture-an Englishman named Barcay-was killed
In coach accident not far from Akaron. He was
sitting on top OF the vehicle when II suddenly
plunged over precipice thirty feet down. Bar
clay went spinning head over heels In the air, and
when he struck the bottom of the chasm huge
rock rolled on his head, mashing 1t to a telly.
& nsne we're 9eHen people IN tne coach; lnree Tr
injured but me. ] inside, and escaped with
few minor scratches. The five horses were killed
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
CONGRESSMAN BLAND SLIGHTLY BETTER

Ct Louis June IA special dispatch to THE
Republic" from Lebanon Mo-. says that Richard
p Bland is slightly better this evening. In the
course Of the day he was able to take
ishment He regained consciousness and talked
with those about him. His condition is still con-
eidered critical.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
TWO NEW AMERICAN LINE VESSELS.

Philadelphia. June 11.-Plans are now being pre-
pared for two large steamships for the Interna-
tional Navigation Company Clement A. Griscom
president Of the company. says as soon the
drawings for the vessels are completed they Will
be given 10 the Cramps. who will build the ships
The vessels will be additions 10 the company's
Anglo American fleet, and will travel at the rate OF
eighteen knots.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
JAMES r. Cunning.

James r. Cunning. the well-known lawyer. died
yesterday at his home No. 2oi West Fortythird-st.
He sixty-four years old. Mr.. Cunning had an
office at No Wall-st. He director OF the
Interstate Casually Company and the Lawyers
Surety Company and member Of the Manhattan
Club, the Century Association. the Lawyers Club.
Down Town Association. Presbyterian Union, St.
Andrews Society, Sons OF ST. Patrick and the New
York Historical Society The funeral Will be at the
house at 80 O'clock on "Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the empera-
ture Is recorded a Pen "a Pharmacy.
Tribune Ofnoe June H. a. m.-The weather yester-
day was far and mild Tho temperature ranged between
c2 and IL degrees. (GDt) ga lower than
Friday ana 50 lower than that Of the correspond
ing dny OF last yea.
The weather to-day will be fair.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
CONFERENCE 0VER THE TREATY COAST.

st. Johns. " F.. June IA conference Will take
place here next week between the Governor OF
Newfoundland. Sir Hugh McCaum. and the Brit
ish and French commOdores. with respect to the
fishery question. affecting the Treaty Coast.
II Is hoped that matters may be adjusted as 10
prevent further friction between the fishermen and
that arrangements may be made for compensation
In the matter Of the burned French lobster factory
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
saoO0oo FOR CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE.

Chicago June 11.-By the will Of Mrs. Catherine
NJ White who died last week In Evanston. H., the
Art Institute of Chicago is made richer by about
goo 600 Mrs Whites estate Is valued at 100000,
nearly ali OF which left TO various Chicago
educa tjonal institutions.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

HIRsCTI-MOS Sunday June IL. 1890. by the Rev.
Raphael benjamin. NJ A. Ray Moss to Sol Hirsch.
rYI.Es-EDDY-on Tuesday June 9. at Pilgrim Church.
Canaan Conn. by Rev. John DE Peu assisted by Rev.
T. A. Btrnaby. Sara Adam Eddy 10 Henry Everett
Lyes.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In"
dorsed with full name and address.
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\ Bowcn, MEMORIAL WINDO WS.
POstOmce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested changes may
any tlme) m
Foreign nails for the week ending June j! lse WIZ
(prompty all the General Poetofice as
follows Parcels Mails close hour earlier tnan
olosiEg tine shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUESDAY-At a. for Europe per :. 'Iahn, via
Cher5ourg Southampton and Bremen deters for Ireland
must be directed per Lahn D.
wEDNEsDAY-At Z a. m Complementary a. M for
Europe per G. 9 sst. Louis. Southampton detters
for ireland must o. directed per ST Lous'D at
a. m. supplementary l03o m.) for Europe. per .
'Teuonc via Queenstown; at 1890 a. for Belgium
direct. per Frieslsnd via Antwerp deters must
be directed per Friesand').
TIIURSDAY-At a. IN. for Europe, per s. S. sAugiets
Victoria via Ckerbourg. Southampton and Hamburg;
a. m. for Netherlands direct. Edsm, VA
Amsterdam detters must be directed per Edam,l
SATURDAY-At G:30 a. for France. Swltzerlani,
Italy Spain. Portugal, Turkey. Egypt and British
India. per .La Touraine. via liavre detters ior
other parts Europe must be directed per Ia
Touraine'); ct ESQ for Europe per S. 'Cam-
pania via Queenstown heers FOR France. Switzerland.
Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British INDIA
must be directed per Campana'D; at a. m Tor
Netherlands direct, per Amsteroan. via hotter-
dam Qetters must be directed per Ams'erdam'): at
10 a. IN Scotland direct per $. :. fnrnessia, Via
Glasgow Qetters be directed "per Furnessia'C
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

PRINTED MATTER, ETc.--German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, etc, for Germany
and Specially Printed Matter. for other
parts of Europe American and White Star steamers
on Wednesdays German Thursdays. ana
Cunerd French and German steamers on Saturdays
take Printed Matter, for all countries for which
they are advertised carry mail
After the closing of Supplementary Trnnentiantc
Mails named above additional supplementary mails are
opened the piers Of the American. English French
and German steamers and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF hour OF sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington June IA storm Of considerable in
ensty has developed Asslnboa Qu'appele. reporting
pressure Of 2936 inches, and IIavre westerly wind OF
hirty-sx miles an The heated spell in the South
Atlantic States was broken to-day by Showers
occurred the Middle and South Atlantic States
Ohio Lower Mississippi valleys and In the North
Pacific States Areas Of high are central on
the Southern NewEngland and North Pacific coasts.
slowly risng temperature will prevail In the
Middle Atlantic States; showers In the South Atlantic
States: showers followed by fair In the Middle Gulf
States; the upper lake region Upper hssis
spp Valley and Middle and Upper Missouri Valley. and
generally fair weather elsewhere Light scuthery winds
will be experienced the North Atlantic Coast. light
southeast the Middle Atlantic and light east
10 northeast o the South Atlantic Coast
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
pErAuLEp FORECAST ron TO-DAY.

TUX
For New England and Eastern New York. fair and
warmer Monday. increasing cloudiness Tuesday: light
southsry winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. increasing
coudincss Monday: threatening weather Tuesday; light
southeastsrly winds
For District Of Columbia, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia showers and Monday light easterly
winds. protably showers Tuesday.
Por Mes; Virginia. Western New-York and Western
P,nnsvvanla fair and Monday. cloud
ness with showers the lakes Tuesday fresh souhery
winds
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

In the worst colds. where there IS pain. constric-
ton OF the Bronchial tubes and spasms Of the mus
cies OF the chest. Jayne's Expectorant will afford
almost immediate relief. and soon effect a perma-
nent 20
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
THE CRISIS IN THE TRANSvAAL.
DEMOCRATIC BEwTLDERMENT.
,rou The Providence Journal.

From Mr Gorman's utterancfs u ~ evident that
,pdecislon and bewderment sim prevail among the
more Conservative Democratic leaders. The stale
ment that the foremost question Is likey 10 be the
iegisiatIon undue power restrain trade" is much
100 vague and shadowy The Maryland leader
nJotts re name any of these trust specify any
~ the laws which give 10 them their undue power
= "a ne seems TO overlook the fact that the Repub-
iican platform may go quite as far as the Demo
cratic in denouncing trusts and demanding their
suppression.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
MARRIED.

You can ANYTHING and be happy long = yo,
Jolngons Digestlve Tablets e.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
COMMENT on CURRENT TOPICS.
WHAT HENDERSON STANDS Fo

WHAT HENDERSON STANDS FOR
From The Milwaukee Sentinel
Mr. Henderson's victory will be the victory Of the
conservative element in the Republican party the
element which IS easily intoxicated by phrases,
which is not anxious 10 nave TINS country ehter
sdas In the Philippines unmlsakable and difficult
dutv and which intends 10 do that duty, come what
may.
THE PRESIDENT AND CIVIL SERVICE RE-
FORM.
From The Chicago Tribune
The people will expect some explanation OF the
Presidents course and they Will hope that II has
NOT heen taken for the benefit OF the spolsmen. II
so the promises Of the party have been violated.
AGtuNALDo AS DICTATOR
From The Boston Transcript.
The Filipino Congress was got together by Agu.
naldo 10 give to his Government the appearance OF
constituionality and popular demand. Ohy a
small proportion OF the Congress ever attehaed US
summons Both Aguinaldo and his Congress nave
had 10 move very rapidly lately, adlournments
being taken just In time to avold capuuIe' .T ne
Cansress may have become an encumbfance, Just-
Svin9 ARuinaldo in telling IL that its room was bet-
ter than It's company. Such congresses are TO such
men conveniences 10 register decrees anu are s4on
sp Tbe Filiuino Congress representative OF
n,otbine more than the faction OF Aguinaido.
THE CRISIS IN THE TRANsvAAL.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
7, may be hoped, II NAV even be expected. that
rraside1, X rtger will recognize the wisdom OF
,,ial6inr 10 the necessity before him. and England
yyyui nc doubt make IL as easy as possible for him
10 arantlv 90 arisen toward which developments have
,png been tending and England has started In
Onfe her championship OF the Uitanders' cause
effective.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

ANDREws-At Bridgeport, Conn., on June :. Henry
Mygatt Andrews Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3. An
dS.wa aged 10 years
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12
DIED.

DIED.
Andrews Henry NJ. I.nnnebaeh william.
brewer Henry X. Iynes, John ).
Cook Anna NJ Marks Alexander ID.
Cunning. James II. Mfson, Wary T.
Eldridge Sarah Rhoads. George II.
Fly Mary T.. II. Roberts. Margaret
Herbert. Jacob Van w. Whitson, Samuel
ANDREWs-At bridegroom. Conn, June &, Henry
New-York tribune., 1899-06-12

! Tho neon1e will expect some explanation OF the
president's course and they will hope that II has
moi been taken for the benefit OF the spoilsmen II
| so the promises Of the party have been violated.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-02-10
NUMBER 3

VIM. T. Coy, saving eight cords of
wood for court house. $2.8o.
J. E. Fuqua, building stable at
county jail, $40,
VIM. BalIinger, nine days services
as official stenographer at January,
1899, term of circuit court at Sails
bury, $45.
w. c. CASTOR, medicine furnished
Emma Wiesner, a pauper, $2.8o.
DR.. B. Hughes, witness fees and
mileage in case Of Lizzie M. Bufing-
ton, insane, S.; detailed medical
statement in same case, SIS. Total, So.
George Burris, caring for Emma
Wiesner, a pauper, for two weeks. 81.
F. P. Burlington, conveying Lizzie
NJ. Burlington to insane asylum at St.
Joseph, $40; board of Mrs. Burlington
at said asylum for a period of six
months, Sos. Total, SIS.
T. F. White, supplies to poor farm,
So.
CHARLTON COURIER, printing and
stationery, $377.o5.
Agee Bros, supplies to poor farm,
$37.41; supplies to courthouse, S5.75.
Total, S43.I6.
G. NJ. Dewey & Co., supplies to
jail, $9.85.
]. NJ. Hix, building bridge across
branch on the line between sec
tons I554-I9 and I8-54-I8, near the
residence of ]. T. Swain, Jr., sos.
Chairman Furniture company, cof-
fins for - Yates and Ada Ewing,
pauper children, $8.
The above are the proceedings in
full up to yesterday CThursday) morn
ing. Court is still in session, but will
likely adjourn some time today.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-02-10
KevtesviIla Schonl Ranort.

Report of Keytesville public school
for the month ending Feb. 4th, 1899.
Also report OF the corresponding
month last year:
Number enrolled, boys, 100; girls,
-1o7; total, 2I3.
For the corresponding month last
year, boys, Io2; girls, 1o3; total, eos.
Total number of days attended by
all pupils this month, 3,SI8.
For corresponding month last year,
3,7o2.
Average daily attendance this
month, I9I.
For corresponding month last year,
185.
Per cent of attendance on enroll
ment this month 90
For corresponding month last year,
90 per cent.
Cases of tardiness in entire school
thlS mOnth, 5.
Tardies for same month last year,
"a.
The above items speak for them
selves of the general condition of our
school. There have been several
scholars kept out the last week on ac-
count of slight complaints, who will be
back in school in a few days. The
attendance over the school, as a rule,
Is excellent. There is no friction in
the school and everything is moving
smoothly, the success of the work
done in each room depending, to a
great extent, upon the individual ef-
forts of the teacher. Patrons are
cordially invited to visit the school at
any time and see what is being done
in the different rooms.
Respectfully,
J. F. JONES,
Principal
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-02-10
Took Off His Hat.
]. F. JONES,
Principal.
FEBRUARY 9TH,

FEBRUARY IN, 90.
EDITOR CoURIER:-I have just re-
ceived my fees as advertised in the
COURIER of January 27th. And as
requested by the COURIER 1 doff my
hat to the editor with many thanks.
1 believe the COURIER is the only pa
per which has ever published a list of
fees in the hands of county officers
and person who has any apprecia-
ton should surely appreciate this
work, as I am satisfied it takes time
and work to prepare it. Again ac-
cept thanks Take a smoke.
Yours, w. H. B.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-02-10

which are examined, approved and
ordered fled. And it IS further or
dered that a warrant issue to L. T.
Lamkin, circuit clerk, for the above
biIis of costs, to be by him dlsbursed
to the patties thereto entitled.
The court proceeding to select
grand and petit jurors to serve at the
April, 1899, term of circuit court doth
select the following-named persons to
serve as such jurors: