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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-26

Russell, in Hon. John Gr.gsoy.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Io-day. mat
inee and evening, The Sleeping City.
The Sleeping City, the new and up-to-
date .me.o-drama which has been so ia
scented to another good sized audience at
the Grand Opera House last night. The
special scenery Increased the general
artistic effect, and made the situations
realistic in the extreme. The members of
the cast are all strong in their respective
roles, and their work received the reward
Of generous applause during the perform
ance. The speciaities which are intro
dueed are all refined and pleasing. The
Sleeping City" via be repeated this
afternoon and evening. after which Man
ager Feinler will close the theatre for the
season.
Sol Smith Russell who is always well
come because his plays are clean, healthy
and uplifting, will play his engagement
at the Opera House tonight. In his new
comedy Mr.. Russell it is said, has an
other one of taost characters N which he
IS so inin1itable and one in which all his
admirers love to see him. Mr.. Russell
VIII present Charles Klein's new play,
Hon. John Gr:gsby'' Mr.. Klein has
made deep study Of Mr.. Russe.ls acting
ana personality. and has written him one
of those sympathetic and engaging char
acters which he plays so inimitabIy, ard
around the central character has write
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

- JAMES NJ. VARNUM, a Surrogate Of the County Of
Nev-York NOTICE is hereby given all persons having
claims against JOHN JAY MATHEWS late Of the County
OF New York deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers at their of ransacting
business Room /. No. 100 Bowery. In the Borough OF
Manhattan Of the city of New York. before the
tenth day Of December Dated. New York. 2Bh
day Of May. 1899. Jacob shpsey. John J. Sullivan.
Charles Benn Executors &C. Of John jay Mathews. de
ceased. CHARLES II. BAILEY. Attorney for Executors.
No. i22 Bowery Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1lsth-st. S. IS IT W Of Madson-ave. for three
; fve-sory brick and stone hathoUses, 25XS6;
George Pelham. architect ...'. $3.50 600
r10th-st No 81 East. for eight-story brick and
= iron store 20. 6xs6; James Fitzpatrick. No
ol6 West 145th-st. owner; Buchman g. Deisler
washington Place No 25 for a ten-story brick
and stone store and lofts, 5.2xe95; Ole
Olsen. No 2.312 Southern Boulevard
John Woolley. architect 10000
St Nicholas-ave n 113h-st for a six
story brick and stone hathouse. 11s.5x155x
= Irregular Sylvester L Mitchell. No 300 3d-ave
owner; Frederick c Browne. No 14s West l25th- 49,
stSd-st No 200 10 235 East for three hve-story
brick fathouses. q 74xSs Binbacher & Rentz
No Union Square. owners; Charles Rentz
Hamilton Place. corner 142d-st. for
story brick and stone fathouse, 53.4xl76x
SAIL: Patrick H. Lynch. No 11s Convent-ave -
R131si-st. 2671l fl Of 7th-ave for a six-story
brick fathouse 32x26xs3.1 Grant L Nichols
owner Gilbert Robinson. No 2l5 West l25th-st
Western Boulevard. s. SOIL IT n Of 69th-st
seven-story brick hathouse, OX90; John
Burne No 102 West 42d-st. owner and archi-
Crotona-ave W s. 2Je Il Of Lebanon-st: for a
I two-story frame dwelling house. 22X47 Charles
Bjorkegren. No 21is Mspes-ave. owner;
Shave. 24l II $ Of l54th-st: for a five
story brick hathouse. with stores 25xs7. 8: Fran
els Schnugg. No Is East a6th-st. owner. Gil
bert Robinson. architect .................. 22Ooo
97th-st, s. 300 II Of 5th-ave for a six-story
brick and stone hathouse. 50xS9: Mrs Har-
ris, No l26 East 95th-st. owner; Edward Wenz.
2o2d-st s. 200 II W Of Brggs-ave: for two "'''
story frame dwelling house 1sx40; Anna Magr
premises owner; Louis Fak. architect ........ $500
3. .161st-st. s, 30 II " Of Honeywell-ave; for
217-story frame dwelling house 1sx44: Charles
Reinschmidt premises owner; John De Hart,
architect 5000
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
REAL ESTATE.
A BIG BLOCK OF THE OLD FohO
GROUNDS soLD-AT THE AUG
rr1nN ROOM

yesterdav,s business developed nothing Of impor-
&snce In the business section of the city, ana tne
only transactions of interest were those lhvol'iis
vacant property in the district just north Oh Ne"''
Park. x,,.,o- 20
Edmund Coffin the plot on the south sioe .. on
t,,ndred-and-twelfth-st 35S feet west OF fll'haHe
a12xloou being part Of the old Polo Grounos IN,
buyer II is understood, will resell the property WV"
Charles NJ Rosenth has sold the three re ,es lots eas st
100 In one-hundred chaar zedek
of Harlem. which will erect synagogue on 'he
Douglas Henry has bought through De De Forest Forest
simmons lot 2ixloo on the north nd sde OH ol erest
nereoT' thereon iTs ihish-class @ dwelling house. -,
George Jonas has sold 10 Kempner aIess Br4a Nn She
aSTlSsGSy rs Ayenue PsiGn b for SEW as6OS '
samuel E. Jacobs has purchased No 81 Ayenue 3 .
Avenue 3 from Rebecca Harris making IN all
Gompsny has has ssld @ Wss, e
One-hundred- & nd forty -eighth-st., @x99.u.
yesterday for ten story brick and stone store and
Sy ' Ole I II. Olsen. at no q Washington Place; also
for six story brick and stone hathouse nSSX 80;
bull build on fse Of St Schoasave
and one-hundred-and-thilteen at a cost of
The following transactions took place yesterday
az By Se William OK Kenney @ % Foreclosure sale No $50
Thompsonst;, east side $50 feet south Of Beecker-
st. 25xloo three story brick store; sold to NJ j.
Canning for SIS 100.
G. Nicholas. of No. 1,4S Broadway. has leased
for H. A. Hutchins 10 Parsons, Scarlet & Wallen-
der the store Thrty-ninth-st and Fifth-ave. for
the term Of five years at 5000 year. also the
basement store to F. Haas. for the term of five
years. $500 a year.
r. A: MacaiTe re. has sold the private dwelling
and No. 2.O99 Tiebout-ave. to Mrs l. Z. Bowen.
BY Peter +. Meyer & Co. foreclosure sale Nos.
to 13 Union Court and Nos. 93 and 95 University
Place. east side. 50 feet south Of Twefth-st. runs
east So by south $50 feet by west 100 by northeast
1W 10 feet by north a feet along University Place
fourteen three story brick buildings with stores,
University Place; also. Nos. 3S2 and 3S4 Broome
ST. north side. IS feet east Of Muberryst, 35Sx972x
6x90 TO- two two story brick buildings. with stores,
IN No. 3s2; tenth interest in the foregoing par
GELS; sold to A J. Bowen for 500
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.. foreclosure sale, No.
115 Orchard-st. southeast corner Of Delancey-st.,
25xS76 three-story brick and frame tenement house
in Orchardst.. and two and four story brick tene-
ment house at the rear in Delapcey-st. sold to s.
Msndel for S7.505.
BY William NJ. Ryan & Co. foreclosure sale. No
Ml East Ffteth-st, north side ia feet west Of Sec
ond-ave, 17xl005, four story brick dwelling: sold
the plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Park-ave 9sth-st Silks Henry
Kropf referee George Arthur. ,......, s21 $50
S4th-st. 342 II of sth-eve, 2lx9S.9; Joseph
Cox. executor. etc. Susan W and Isabel
Miles .............. .-......... 217oo
9Sth-st. IS II e Of Park ave. 25x10O.11 Henry
Kropf referee. to George Arthur. ,..... 1910
Broad-e No los. Water-st: Marie V
Elizabeth Butler. ..".........."...e b775o
Reuben H Underhl to Andrew Robinson Nv 14ooo
Sidney Cowen to Walter Horn ......*'.... 1900
Laght-st No l. Nos 1896 and 39s Canal-st;
ing $50
124th-st, No 3l4 East. 19x1O0 IL Eugene II Pom
eroy. referee to Mary smith ct all trustees -. l84oo
124th-sL s. 1876 II Of 2d-ave. 19xlO0 IL;
Myer Isaacs 70 Rachel Fisher. 1900
Willis-ave No 3l2 80 II Of 141st-st 25x
100; otto c Watering to Annie N Weller. 5000
Porter to Martha w Bacon ......1.......... 1880
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arthur. George W. to Frances Cauin. 9sth-
Same 70 same. Park-ave. e cor 6sth-st years i90
jacobson, Norris 10 Edward Taller, trustee
and another. Goerck-st. s lot SS. map lots 49, >.
Mortimer. Lewis F. to Frederick Potter i2ith-
st. =. I5 # Of Broadway, year........:. 14.0
Morrison Morris and Bernard Applebaum Ed
win l. Butterheld No POS Delancey-st. years 1870
Prince. Ivan to August l. Peters. No 80 Stanton
HaSens James II. to Meiropctaii Life Insurance
Company, West End-ate e~s 5011 It of
Van Rper William G. to Benjamin F'chberg.
Manhattan,ave, n cor 117th-st. p n # to .,
llSth-st, y year. ... loOU
weinsten. Ida. TO Amelia Regl. (, is
Dvision-st. instalments Observation-Disclosures. 11,V
M ana ct ct to 5s Mus No.
l25 and 127 East 93d-et. ............. 300
Van Riper William G, TO BENJAMIN Eichberg.
Manhattan-ave. cor l17th-st 2o1O # to
Psciota Rosa to the General synod 0; the Re- NV
old 100 # n of ld7th-st >ears. .......... Hc
Same TO same. washington-ave old s. 2l5 # n
Klein. Benedict A. to Joseph Buttenwieser.
Isn Atienrst z no 1S1 s. @No and Aiien-s'' NO ,an
DIeyfus Julius 70 same. lith-st. Nos Sie and
Bourne. George R. to Equitable Life Assurance
Society elst-s,i 8 1915 # of Columbus ,.u
Is. .6xlO0. 212 14O
Phillips. Beatrice II to same 46th-st, s. 13s II
Of Broadway 20xl00.5 years............... 1910
Robinson "a Ap9ew q Of to Gsoss CITIZENS 4
Horowitz. Isaac r. TO Isdore Jackson and an
Graham Chauncey B, to oliver J Wells. No 72e TO
730 sth-ave, easehold year ............... 100
! tee etc. Laight-st, No l. and Nos>S9e and Sss ~
canal-st, years ........::...:.. 300
Bs 5ss aS 5GSP5 N az a7d TO ~'R m to BFoyn Saw
Adams Abe Albert to Ella suckney' 7th-ave. .,
Dewey, William c. to Louise Norton 14th-st
ms 92 4 Of 6th-ave, easehold instalTnSnts. l6o
iisth-st s s. i42 is8 and 100 IT 9 Of Amster-
dam-ave, years, mortgages. each........... l2S
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Gopartnersbip Noiltcs.

Boston. July lst. 1899
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have formed a copartnership under the name and
style Of SMITH HOGG GARDNER. for the purpose OF
carrying the Dry Goods Commission business with
principal Offices In the cities Of Boston and New York.
JOHN HOGG WILLIAM II. SHEEHY.
RALPH /. CUTTER. ELISHA p. CRONKHITE
WALTER NJ SMITH BENJAMIN c, LOCKETT
STEWART W. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
6urroaates Notices.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

'I'11E HEOl'LE Of ItE SlAlE VI NEW
YORK. BY the Grace Of God. Free and Indeper dent.
To Bernard Andersen. John H. Bane Marcus 3. Book
staver Charles J. Richter and William Brewster Bank
ers safe Deposit Company. Anoinette Cook. Robert Ca
tersOn George w Cobb. jr.. Michael II. Donovan. Al
bert Friedman. Gilbert & Barker Manufacturing Com
l. Birkin New York Hygea Ice Company. J. N. Horton
Ice Cream Company. julius Jungmann. Loos club. 10
cuet Farms COMPANY. Ludden & Bates southern Music
Company Charles :. Iowther William 4 : Downes.
Henry r Walker and George ". Swift Walker Gordon
Laby Company John VI. MosSman. Meridian Britannia
Company Mercantile Safe Deposit Company. Thomas &.
Piez. William II. Plummer. Tiffany & Company, Fred
H. Bunge. James McCutcheon and James NJ Speers.
George w. Lane and Edward 4. Lane Henry A. Taylor.
IT, Edward T. Hatch. doing business Lord & Taylor;
Company. and all creditors persons claiming to be
creditors Of Henry A. Taylor deceased Bird 5.
Coler. Comptroller Of the city Of New York SEND
GREETING:
You you hereby cited required
personally be and before Surrogate II the
County Of New York AT the Surrogates Court Of said
County. held the County Court House in the city Of
New York. the 18th day Of September. 1890 at half
past o'clock in the forenoon II that day. hen and
show why ancilary letters testamentary
the VIII of Henry 4. Taylor. late Of Milford Now
John Howard Taylor. Henry A. Taylor jr., and
Frederick W. Burnside the Executors named therein and
such OF you are hereby cited. under the
of twenyone required to appear by your 6uar
apply for be appointed in the event OF your
neglect failure do guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate 10 represent and act for you In the
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused the Seal
Of the Surrogates' Court Of the said County Of
New York to be hereunto ANNEXED
Witness HON. JAMES NJ. NARNUM Surro-
q. So gate Of our said County. at the city Of New
York. the 9th day % July. IN the year Of
Lord thousand eight hundred and ninety
nine J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
r Of
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

AT THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY
Central Park West and 78th-st.. CHARLES II. EATON
D. D., Pastor.-JOHN VAN SCHAICK Jr.. VIII preac
at II a. m. Subject THE Fearless Christ All welcome
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
HELP WANTED.

"0'N'|N Male
AGENTS WANTED for a special summer
campaign. THE SATURDAY EVENING
POST-established by Benjamin Franklin
in i72s-now published by The Curtis Pub
lishirg Company. proprietors OF THE
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL, Is offered to
subscribers. for one year only. Tor u 10
the regular price Is $3.50. This offer Is
for the purpose Of a quick Introduction.
and will be withdrawn September lst The
regular price OF 81 20 will be maintained
after that date We will give a good com
mission for every subscriber secured ana
dIstribute 81. 600 September LIST among the
I70 best agents $500 will be given the
person sending the largest number OF sub
rcr!bers at 800 each per year. At this
special low subscription price thousands
can be easily secured. Address THE
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. Phl.a-
delphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Gountrp popertp 90 Let.

~ REALTY REDUCED.-Ten room cottage. Dunes.
NJ Westhampton Beach, L. l. surf bathing: sailing and
rowing Apply f. II. BISHOP Westhsmpton Beach.
I. L. or H =" 16 James-st, Newark n. j.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

FARMER Protestant; mar
ried no children: position on small dairy
farm or gentleman's country place; CON-
petent to take entire charge care horses,
stock. poultry. garden. can make butter:
keen accounts Particular. references
Box 81. Westport. Essex County. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Oe1rhers.
Gthool Anfnries.

.NNN0o|sNNNONNNNNNNN@~N<~~
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&C. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs J YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

VEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amsterdam
aye and iO5th- st.-Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. d. d..
Minister Rev FREDERICK f. sTOckWELI. b. D.,
assistan Mir lster will preach AZ II a. Subject The
Penalty Of ignorance and at . NJ subject Nicsish
,be Son of Imla" Mems meeting 1890. Sunday-schol
a. p s c F.. Z. Midweek service wednesday eyen-
I'M
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

TRAINED NURSE wishes engssenn,s.,s'
would take charge infant from n.si' yn.Ii'
city or country. moderate terms, sgrox
clans references. Mrs. NADDiN"'
pa West 14th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
ROARD AND ROOMS.

10TH ST. 122 EAST.-ldeal summer
transient guests accommodated; ten
window floors; parlor dining rooms with
board reasonable.
A7TH ST. 1877 WEST.-Large double and
single rooms. nicely furnished; superior
board optional: all conveniences; summer
rates
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
IA lilN1Rl.
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

HIGHEST cash price paid for old books.
Estimates free. CHARLES =. EVER
TIT. is East 23d-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

FOUSEWORKER. BY respectable you1s
woman with little girl years o,a, -
small family. LAMPHREY. 7. o. NOui~
Vernon. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

ENGINEER. Does all repairs; with tools
nrst-class references. ]. 4. WATERS.
76S East l33th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
RrIiaious Notices.

80
A-A.-METROPoITAN TEMPLE. 7h-ave. and 18th.
tt--Dr S. r. CADMAN. Pastor will preach morning ana
evening" Morning tribute memory Of Bishop Newman
Choir will sing Meetings every night Tonight Professor
JENKINS will give a concert Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

ALL I wELCOME-THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4th-st. near 9Th
ave Rev DR.. JOHN j. REED. Pastor.-Preachng at
1920 n. and D. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. representing
one of the largest financial institutions In
the world. will be offered 10 teachers and
men qua.ined by education. Address g.
g. Box 10. Tribune Office.
WANTBD.-A leading life insurance COM
pany will submit a proposition by mail
70 men OF business standing who address
D. A.. Boz 20. Tribune Ofica
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

THE NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner A.
oh-ave and stServicfs. 03o Preaching BY ths
Pastor Rev. s. B. ROSTER, D. D subject. Thou
Oughtest" Church open all summer.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

SECOND COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH ia.
st. and Ienox -sye.-Rey. F. H. MARLING n -
breaches II. No evening service - D,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

STRANGERS are cordially invited 10 attend services a
Seventh Avenue United Presbyterian Church above i9,s
ST.: mornings H. evenings $ All seats free Come To-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

AT SOUTH CHURCH Madison and 3sth-s Rev
RODERICK TERRY u. D., Pastor.-Services at ii a. m
Rev ROBERT @. MGREGOR VIII preach suo)ec
Wal
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
Religions Notices.


PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL, rrgScseess-
rner s7th-s'.-The Pastor. Rev. r. s. OSBORN n "a.
caches II a. m. and D. M " D..
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

PBILLIPs PREsBYTERiAN CHURCH. Nadso,-....
corner I3d st-Preaching by the Pastor Rev Iouss we
BUSHNELL. at II a. M. 40 evening service 'ohN T.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
unfurnisbeo Apartments 60 Get.


V,HE HOLYOKE.-west End-ave.. 97th ST.
i large light rooms: elevator and all i'm
provements $3.50 20 81 300 reduced rents. STEVENS
is9d-st. Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

and desirable house. all
rooms and bath: hard
gas, electric lights. lawn,
convenient 10 station and
Al Montclair-ave.. Mont
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST Cscientisn MAJ.
ave. and 29th-st.-Mrs LAURA LATHRoP G. s. % saa soa-
reader. Sunday, 1915 m ana D. m. subject ,'s
Childrens Sunday school, ~ m. Wednesday evening &
ing. ) o'clock. "'~-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

yT,O RENT-Unfurnished new
modern improvements; i
wood fioors; 4 open fireplaces /;
trees. etc: located on corner;
school: rental $50 per month.
aisix ~. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN csr,pcr,
Broadway. corner 13d-s, >n,
Rev. SAMUEL MCOMB u. A. iOxonD pa.,o
Preaching at II a. m by the Rev. JAMES MLEOp n -
OF Scranton Penn ~ us
Subject OF sermon The SaviOrs Second Advent ,,1 A.
Christians Future Glory" ana us
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-12
!. TAX GASES N COURT
Attorney General Cunningham
Goes to Washington.
EQUALIZATION CASE is UP
Also Caffrey'S, and the Greer
County Assessment.
EQUALIZATION CASE is UP

Guthrie, o. T., Oct. 11.-Attorney Gen
eraI Harper S. Cunningham started this
morning for Washington, to represent the
territory's interests in several suits pend
ing on appeal in the supreme court of the
United States. Chief in Importance Is
the appeal from the decision of the Okla
Eoma supreme court validating the action
of the territorial board of equalization in
raising tax values above the returns sub
mitted by the county clerk. The dispo-
Eition Of this question will also decide
the fate of Richard Caffrey,, ex-county
clerk OF Oklahoma county, who refused
to obey the mandate of the supreme court
10 extend on the tax rolls the increased
valuation ordered by the board of equal
ization and was thereupon imprisoned in
the county jail. When an appeal was ia
ken to the supreme court Of the United
States Caffrey was released on a super
sedeas bond.
The Greer county tax case will also
come up on the matter Of the attorney
general to dismiss the appeal on the
ground that the sum involved does not
exceed 5000. This IS the suit in which
number of taxpayers in Greer county
refused to pay the tax levied for the year
of 1895 because the decision of the United
states supreme court attaching thar
county TO Oklahoma was not rendered
until March 16 Of that year, and the law
requires the annual tax levy to be made
on March 1 Of each year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-12
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Welies Circle OF Kings Daughters
will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The bord OF directors OF the Wichita
Hospital viii meet with Miss Dewey. SIS
Sedgwick buock. today at 2:s0 p. m. Eva
Dewey. secretary.
All members OF Germania Lodge M.
10. o. D. H S, are requested TO meet az
their hail at 7;so p. m. Thursday. Octo-
Der y II. ". Noltmeyer, secrsta-ry.
The Unitarian ladies VIII meet this az
ternoon al 2:So at the church building
Every member requested to be present.
Important business 10 be attended 20.
All members OF Wichita Chapter No
80 are requested TO meet with Wichita
Lodge No. 90 at their room this morning
to attend the funeral Of C. W. Soloman.
The German Ladies' Aid society viii
meet at the residence OF Mrs. Henrion.
No CIT North Topeka. this afternoon at
o'elocq sharp. \ full attendance Is re-
quested.
All members OF Sunaower Lodge A. r
& A. NJ. No. S. are requested 10 meet
with Wichita Lodge No. 20. at 40 p. m.
to attend the funeral OF Bro. n. W. Sol
OAib!l. - 4. LdtAHlls W N
Regular meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors Of the Children's Home Thursday az
2,50. at the Home. All membersurged
to be present. The executive corqmittes
viii meet at o'clock prompts Mrs.
Bass. secretary.
All members OF ". r. c. No. 20 who
will assist IN making flowers FOR deeora-
ting will please meet at 1893 North " atei
street Thursday at D. m. The commit.
tee FOR floats are especially urged to be
present. BY order OF Mrs. Beach. presi-
dent.
All persons taking part In the corona
ton concert. both singers and otherwise.
are urged TO pc on hand tonight at the
Auditorium for the last rehearsal The
entire program wifi be gone through
with Just as It will be given tomorrow
night at the performance.
Special communication OF Wichita
Lodge No. g. A. F. & 4. NJ. today, a.
1:3o p. m. to conduct the funeral ser
vices % Bro. d. w. Solomon. late OF
Klngfsher Lodge No s. Kingfsher. o
7. Every member IS earnestly requested
10 be present. y. SteRen. ". NJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-12
KENTUCKY STAKE is EXTACY'S
In Straight Heats MalzOur Also a
Straight Heat Winner

Lexington, KY, Oct. 1.-THE Kentucky
stake was the feature of the trots today,
and Major H c. McDowells grand FLY
EXtacy was the favorite over a good
field, selling at s25, the field bringing SO.
There was little betting at these odds,
as the race seemed a gift for the filly.
She proved worthily of the confidence,
winning handily in straight heats. She
was never extended and the race was a
procession in both heats. Malzour was
another favorite to land the money. He
was a mild first choice, bringing only ID
to the fields 25. He won the first heat
and for the second was a hot favorite.
Malzour took the next two heats and the
race easily The 2:19 trot was the only
split-heat event of the day. The we'll
played second choice Glory took the race
after dropping the first heat to Fleet
wood. The favorite, Outlying, could do
no better than third money. The track
was slow, as a drizzling rain had fallen
during the night Results:
Kentucky stake, for three year ODDS,
two in three, $1,000: Extacy won in
straight heats. Time, 2:1S4, 2:16A. The
Merchant, second My Trick, third. Oak
land Belle, Betty Hanlin and Oracle On
ward also started.
PIG class, trotting, $1,000: Malzour won
in straight heats. Time, 2:15B, 2:16B,
2:161s. Unabelle, second; Alice Carr
third. Caxad Dartmore, Nut Price and
Baby B also started.
2:14 class, trotting $1,000: Glory won
second, third and fourth heats. Time,
2:1414, 2:147s, 2:14A. Fleetwood won first
heat in 2:15, and was second. Cutting,
third.