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June 25th: j. A. *ooD, PSopristor. Fin: ~
bowling and billiards; fine bathing bosfinr ~
1shing; rood livery and stabline hop every saElF-
day evening for guests and friends. Rooms On n
engaged Of O. E. ATWOOD, Manager q Oonnoily
Co, llbs Broaawsy, New York. until June Nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

All kinds fresh SPRING VEGETABLES,
BERMUDA POTATOES.
SPRING LAMB, SPRING OHIOKEN0
VEAL, MUTTON. BEEF. op2Str
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A Boy DRowNED.--Last evening a c0lored boy
named George Brooks fell from the rail of the
landing at Shepherds opposite Alexandria).
and was drowned.
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THE OOURTS.

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Chas.
Hall and Rebecca Ann Shorter; George w. Mel
son aid Louisa Parker.
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DOPULAR PRICES.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
CONGRESS- HALL.
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY.
This splendid hotel has beeu thoroughly ronoystsd
and refurniehed VIII open for guests
JUNE II.
CLEMENT 0OUTH0ApR, Propa
II. g. CLEMKNr. late Linden Hotel. 81 Losis
WIN. WuKusoN. 6upt my31 eod36t

,JoRRRHA4Hna A adI{NMTv v 9RRaa4MH,Ss. nooK
leased BY Mrs n. ]. COLLEY, Of the IES
HAMILTON HoUeE, and viii be opened O Jun6
18th, for the reception Of visisorH NxyoR ~
b. LUCK, OF Virginia, Manager.
The aneet hotel accommodations In the noun
tAins OF Virginia Spring and hair mattreaoea on
every bed in the hotel Biz alum springs on th0
grounds also, one Of the strongest chay beAtes II
the country. Popular prices, season 1879. Per day.
$3.50; Per week, Ella; Per month, Of four Wee1lv
gao to POO. Children under II and servants, ha8
price Special terms for families for the entire -
son. F1rstclaes lawn and ball room; band; amp1a
stable Accommodations
For pamphlets &c, address
HAMILTON HOUSE
Or. O. B. LUCK. q the Sprinss- my23eom
DARK HOTEL, Nate HERDIc HOUSED WI
y Transport, Lycom'ng county, PA =
Under entirely new management. Has Nc
just been thoroughly renovated and equip ls:
comfort Of guests. Located In beautiful pork @
i've acres, surrounded by some Of the Gnesf noun.
tsin scenery IN Pennsylvania Splendid bah room.
Billiards, Bowling and boating, archery and croouef
An excellent livery and delightful drives Fine 6G-
ing. On direct route from Baltimore and WaGhing-
ton TO Niagara Falls, and from New York ana Phil
adelphia to mountaine Of Northern PennsylvaniA-
For Circulars address DONALD McDONALD,W WIZ
Transport, Pa. az By special arrangement, water
from the celebrated Minnequa Springs viii Be sup
Piled daily, in all its purity and freshness free oe
charge. Rates, 81 80 per day; $l4 per week e45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF the District OF Co
lunlbla held its semi-annual meeting In Con
Zaga hall last evening, DR.. d. r. Hagner In the
chair. Three candidates were nominated for
membership, the society proceeded TO elect the
orator for the anniversary OF the society to be
held in September next, and DR.. Robert Rey-
burn was elected After tranSacting routine
business the society adjourned to meet on the
third Wednesday In September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON STREET, NEAR YER
MONT AVENUE, FOR Standardization IS called TO
the trustees sale OF an elegant residence On X
street north, near the corner or Vermont ave-
nue., TO take place tomorrow wednesday af-
ternoon, July 9Th, at O'Clock, on the premises
trustees.
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NEW CONGRESS HALL, Oape AeU.
~ SAFETY AND COMFORT COMBINED.
The largest Hotel ON the Atlantic coast, Brick
Building, thoroughly hreproof, elevator, II "A y
electric bells and Al modern oonyeniences.
Music by Mark Hassler's band Addreao
mylx-m II. A. GORDON, Oape MAY. n J.
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A OCEE crit Maryland.

REDUCKD EATEs TO PARTIES REMAINING
~ ONE WEEK Oh LONGER THE -
LARGEST SEAsHoAE HoTxL N AMERICA. ~
sTOGKToN HOTEL. Gap. NAY. n
CHARLES DUFFY, (of Continental Hotel Philade1.'
phiao Manager, opens June 81 Music by Ha0a0A1
Motive take great pleasure IN informin9 our
patrons that . new Passenger Elevator md Ileo.
hotel. mv9i1m
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Mr.. HUGH MURRAY, a Well-known contractor
or THIS city, died quite suddenly at Fortress
Monroe. on sunday. Mr.. NJ. went down on the
Lady OF the Lake. Saturday evening, and on the
way down complained somewhat, and going
ashore at Old Point he grew worse and died as
above stated. He was about So years OF age,
and had resided in this city many years. q
large portion OF the time being engaged as a
contractor. HIS residence was at the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and oath street.
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FOR THE
FOURTH OF JULY!

7; WALKER SONS, 2O6 10TH ST. N. Whine
q Plaster and Clements, Felt Roofing Materials
Dry Felt. CARPET Felt, Rosin Sized Felt. Ohsrcos
and Chimney Crooks je28tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
LNNLGRA1ION IN 1873.

WASHINGTON, March s. The Chief OF
of the Burcan Of statistics reports that dur
irg the calendar year OF 1873 there ar
rived al the several ports OF the United states 2O92oa
passengers OF whom 153,2O7 were Immigrant Dung
the calendar year Of 1877 the total arrivals OF paSsen
cor, were lg0.3Gl Of whom 10000 were immigrants
showing an decrease OF D. 7O4 the number ~ imn-
grants. or about L per fne occupations OF me
immigrants who arrived during the calendar year 1873
we're IA follows: Professional, l5l6i skilled, lo'o'
not specified 63I; without occupations manly women
and chirenl 72I2l The countries OF last permanen'
residence OF citizenship follows; England ~
jsl; ireland, I7,1l3; scotland, 800; wales 'Il'
Germany. 81 9js Austria, ASH; Hungary, 63S we
den. t. l76; Norway, 5.2iG; Denmark, loss Ne'nei
lands. COZ Belgium, 4jl; Switzerland, -U'l i..I'
4Gb- ltaIy, J163 Greece. -; SPAN, 80 I,s,
G41: Russia. 4.2lB; Poland 554; Turkey IN bui'.--.
% syria. 81 India, D; emma, > Hos SCUM 'ia
A(rca mot -pccide,), I Qscoec and ontario ~
Sc1tia 2 gs5: New Brunswick, I,45s; Azores. 20
Ic.lau0 los; Australia 631, and the rest at1i.eS.
Dur.. the year 1878 10 eli drrn we're Dorm on TUG W
age and Tue number Of deaths was Il.
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tho ,nnortance OF the next election. Republican Pres
dept will be elected. think the chances are gOO PDI
aid be expected IRON any southern sIate uHuo
present dom inaton." =, ,,.-.. 90,
Whom do you regard probable Republican can
didatcsT =, NJ,
at ia too arly yet tell much about that In Mlcn
gan the sentiment has not been ocOsseG on any one
persOu Blaine Ia. good many supporters lDeft 80 as
Grant and 20 have others. Ohc Democratic canudatcs
Thurman has q good many supporters, Dut thit qurH
ron will be settled by the southern members pfODaDY
Ihe Tideu sentiment is maufestng Itself IN much the
same wayas before the last election, and there IS no
tel ing what may be the result" 49,
what will he the effect Of tho combination OF Demo
crats and Grrenbackers M Michigan T.
fl will not result any good 10 either one or lh
other of those parties. The hard-mouey Democrats VIII
NOT support such union, aud Greeuoackcrs WAC came
originally from the Republican ranks VIII return 10 t"r
Ter party rather than support Democrats Mlcn'Ban
Is Republican under all circumstances, ana Will re-
So" -, ,,...A.,,,
Do you think there Is any danger in the GreenoacN
party " the future T. . .., e,,
.. Noue whatever The party drew its strength roma
class winch wanted 10 compromise with taci tuItOH
and such - compact falls apart by ia own weight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
61rLNGS CERYlELCAEES.

WAsHISGroN, March 5.-Ihe Secretary OF
the Treasury las called attention IN new
circular to the four per cent rcfundmg ccrt'h-
catos OF the United states 20 be issued under
the net Of Consrr-, approved February 20, 1879, on
uted An Act 10 Authorize the Issue OF Certificates OF
Deposit IN Ala 81 the Reminding OF the Public Deo%'
These cert atrs are convertible, with accrued interest
al per cent per into four per cent bonds when
presented m sums OF $40 or multipiei thereof. They
bear interest rs follows; For each nine days one
tenth OF a quarter ctUti for each quarter year. 10
ceuts Tor each entire year. 80 cents Such certificates
will De sold for lawful money IT par The Secretary Or
the Treasury will also accept ia payment certificates OF
deposit OF National Banks specially designated 10
receive deposits on this account; but the refund
ing certificates Will not Oe delivered unul the
certificate OF deposit issued By the bank has
been paid foT by Treasury draft or by de-
uo,it OF like amount with the Treasurer or
some Assistant Treasurer ~ the United States until
United states OF equal amount aro substituted In
the. steAd. Commissions Will allowed on the phr-
chase of these certificates fOOws On an aEgrezate
81 900 and exceeding 800 900 In any one calendar
month, onr-cghth OF cent? and on any amount eA-
Ceoding 100000 IN Ike PERIOD commission VI VIe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
LO,iG GR4ACW> LNCENDIART.


AEEIsT OF FORMER HoUsrnErpfE OF THE
OCEAN HOTEL.
LONG BRANCH, March 9.-Mar2arct Leary,
former Hous.becprr for tuc Lcian IS, was arrested
last evcun. on a warrant ISSUED bY PdbHc Prosecutor
Ianung, charging her viii firing The Ocean Hotel on
Saturday night March ], Tucsla, m"ruius March g.,
and ola au0I her occasion, iimr unknown.
From u suspicion pointed To the accused as
the rnccudiary. She WAS The only woman residing la
The house THIS Winter. Just previous to the fire some
Disagreement her aud the Le1nds resulted in
h,I dI.ca. 20. o. Saturday lAsttAe day OF the inst
Hrt id lr pad N,It 10 toe hotel ia Tie abs nee
Of The Iroprie,or4. Sne remained duuuE the evening
with tho other srry ants, aud u little While ait,r
size left the first fire broke ont. This fire the
IPlands attributed 80 . defective fuc. On Monday
morning the pad another Visit 90 the house aud
odd one - the servants would take aup ami 20
20 the attic and pack mp her clothes prepsr'0Ty to
moyal had iet the motel before tue second
fire broke Ia the attic near ~ where tao woman
KEEP. her effects Bel the tmo OF The eXn gushing
OF the second fire and the discovery That Sill aupher
attempt nad been made t. burn down the hon,r, the
woman had caleb AID taken away what belonged 10
her Kerosene on found 10 have been used In ign
ny the last two fires. aud tho lamp which the hoH>e
keeper used being round eIapt, suspicion nIDedt
aicly pointed to her - tho iIcrudlary. The police
watched her. Troy found That -nr mad Woyrd her
thugs 70 East Long Branch, aud va, hers II thc act
of departing for Naw-Yprk. TIE police had warrant
for her arrest but !.iormed h'r 81 the suspicious
against her and SAID II thtu dujy 10
detaln her. The woman declared her lHuo"-rC"
and demanded mat she b. inlucd ely examined -
Justice. The justice would not Issue warrant arrest
is hr deemed HE evidence insufficient, and
prarcd before him 10 ont compii The police
would not permit he bu; krpI her under -Iryr
lance committee OF investigation then appointed
since i0nday they have been holding secret ous
bul could not reach conclusion. The Pubic Prosecutor
asked That ne be- consulted IN the matter, bU this the
Investigating committee, made up 81 members o. the
Town COMMISSIONERS refused to TO- gly a. their
thai their pora ion counsel WAS enough gal
lut hOrI:y IN the after.
YESTERDAY. Public Prosecutor Lannug. having reasons
10 believe tnat thr Commissioners were about send
the accused TO NcwYOrk, where the Central Office detcc
tyc5 could work u. the case wrht before Justice Lane,
aud on TIE above Allegation, -rcrn To- by Mr..
Iaunug, a warrant Issued for her Justice
Lane ordered be confined tuf IOcE-Ip. Tins
lookup is dark, damp cellar below Oceanic Engine
House 30 Upper Long Branch village. Tn accused who
i~ 70 pirpo--cs-iRg women ui anon twenty i've Years,
passed night wrapped up M al army blanket with
ont tire 10 keep her warm. the Commissioners
lcis the Prosecutors action strongly and say that
ih, arrest Miss I.'arv Is premature. She viii Ice
hiou h; before Justice Lane to-uprrow iOr, nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
1EAIGR4PHIC NOTES


ACHANGF OF OWNERS ND POLITICS
WHEELING. ". Va. March -. Tine Lrcaing
-tlrf0Tf banged l7ttS yesterday and VIII aI Dem
osriuc paper to morrow.
OPPO-ITION FROM 30 ARD OF TRADE
h .-Io.. March a.-Irc EoItd 90 I,idc has
extension o. the patent
mckay sho.-srsIug machine.
700 WEAK To WITHSTAND ApNER-ITY.
NfW-OKL. Ans, March 81 uhu Is. CLAY. a we'll
known broker has COMMITTED suicide bF shooting himself
TIT mouth. The cause "a, .n1Ig.f' tmbtrr4s-airlt
DENTISTS PUT UNDER INjI N,IID>.
BALTIMORE, March 9.-lu the suits Of tlt Good
wear Dental Nui,lultc Company NJ Nrwl orb agns Ger.
Tain dentists ul tls cty. to RESTRAIN ilri iuu Un. t,.
lod base for To- trtca teeth Jutg Bona granted
nucons yesterday W.t1 order 10 account iOr ronts
CAAPASA'- WALK.
NUW-IAVIN, Conn, Mucl 9.-NapOeou Cam
paul who started Monday last TO walk six acauat
time. concluded Saturday night making 4Ol miles. lie
- seconds and l oN est m 35 minutes 20 socond Tho
last lIile wa male Ia ii = miAutts
HATI.- ON THE BALTIMORE And OHIO.
WHEELING, ". Va, March 9.-At 2 Late hOur
last night the leg stature adopted resolution ping the
aI.n proposed by the baltimore ami DlO peTttIuC
company 10 allow special rates "a certain
thai they shall be gwen 10 all shippers by the oaua with
discrimination The adjournment Of the legislature has
been fixed FOL Monday noon.
IICFET SCALPEHS EErAIIATF.
CIlCAGO, March 9.-Sevcral A" sraIpcr-' iu "a J.
roal okeh arrested fhda night the instance ~
YESTERDAY as rCtAua0ry measure, A. G.
ana other railroad had warrants issued
By CADers the charge 81 violating the
regarding the redemption Of 4ckcs uClscd D.
bona ode pssSengors bat unused aAyoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10

in his house. Hartman the last to arrive at the
building and he too was warmly ieceiI,u'
There were several bookmakers on the
aoor, but although they were persistent IN onSTluk
od Is thew did not appear 10 do much business lneE
offered 4 TO against OIeary. 10 against koweu'
10 l against Hartman and II TO 4, against Ennis;
Five minutes before l OlcOck the men we're clied 70
the IN iees' stand and there William Gurus Gk-
planned fuzzy the rnes OF the contest ~, ne
sil that they would START with their lett
hds 10 the rail but that az any time during the match
ON m ing notice TO the judges one Lap before they might
reverse al the end ~ any Wllc. Thcn however lucy
must take the outside Of the track. Before
leaving ts track they are 10 1--WE the judges
another the man so dong VIII be permitted TO take
me others ground until he is at least two luI PAGES la
front OF him. ,,.,
piaudis OF multitude the band PLAYING inc Drisl
ugrioual anthem. Ennis was next 10 me ran, IN
;ne outs de- The first mile completed IN the 'oIo"
ing Ordcr; ROwcu. min. 20 sec. OL-ary ~ mn -
sec IL rrIAian 10 mm. 40 see; Ennis. 10 mlh Az sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
OBITUARY..
MARSHALL B. CHAMPLAIN.

Marshall B. Champlain, one Of the leading
members OF the Bar Of Western New-Y0rk, and twice
OF the State. died at his home in cuba,
Aegany Comfy Friday afternoon lie born In that
county 52O aud educated IN the pubic schools.
He admitted an attorney OF the supreme Court
in 1872 and was also admitted IN the same year as
counsellor to enable him hold the Office Of District
Attorney. TO which no had been appointed by the Ale
gany County Court Of Common Pleas. He was alwaysa
Democrat politics. and such elected TO tho AS
sembly IN 1852 He served the Committee Canals
and OF the managers in the trial OF impeaoh-
again, John c. Mathcr. o! the Canal Ommis
siouors. I'm 1888 h" defeated d candidate Tor
state onatOr. In 1860 and 1864 he was de!egSe 10
the Democratic National Conventions 1867 De was
member OF the Constitutional Convention. SERVING on
the Judiciary Committee. lie elected Attorne''
General 1867 and ia 1869. In his district
lbs political power aud influence were great, and for
quarter OF century he was prominent In TIE couhcHs
ID his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
THE MARKET QUIET IN CHICAGO.

1T RECEIVERS RAPIDLY fkOh itE fthl chDAllONo
OF FRIDAY-THE oPFER or REWARD.
CHICAGO, March 9.-The activity IN wheat
continued yesterday, but the movement was toward
higher prices. The closing gnres for the April option
the night before when most Of the transactions were
made, was 927s April opened yesterday on the
o'clock call at 93L with little huctuatlon, went up TO
Ola reacted 10 % and with many small breaks reached
to 0jas only decline by degrees until II settled at
942, where il remained steadily at noon. In about
seven minutes, early I'm the morning, nearly 10000
bushels changed hands, but Mr. Fisher, Nr Keene's
broker did be takinga hand. Il - stated
that he quietly bought large during yesterday
afternoon.
Much dIstrust is manifested on Change as 10 the
causes OF the proceedings Friday. and the usual
PLANTATION is dscreditcd on all sides The market now
has nearly recovered from tine RAID but nervous and
unsettled.
Rulu, Hatch & Co sent 10 smith Lightner the fol-
lowing dispatch yesterday:
keene viii pay $1,000 reward for the detection OF
the party sent the OIder signed 'hefne' 10 sell
wheat. He thinks Il Is regular piracy. and that
several people engaged to break the grain ana pro-
vision markets"
IL stated thet MI KePne sent ~ the same firm an
order 10 buy 100000 bushels or wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
AKAfY 0RDEES.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-LIeutcnnt-Colonel
r Crspiu and T. J. Ireadweil ana Major 4. q. Baylor
oil tuc Ordnance Corps, have been appointed Board
10 meet al the New-York Ordnance Agency TO examine
Fifst-Icutcnants Charles shaer and Henry Metcaife
OF tue Ordnance Corps, Tor promotion when legally ELI
titled thereto Tue following named officers have been
ordrr ia report for examination before the Retiring
boards: Captains X. o. Parker l2th Infantry Oscar
Hagen. 9th Cavalry W ii. Andrews, "a cavalry H.
aud Deane AOnahAn, 81 Cavalry. On March tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
norns wIrn M POErs.

Mrs. Kennedy Smyth, whose excellent course
NJ Icctutc, aud readings at Association Hall hs' S'1
WAS noticed al the time IN TIE TRIBUNE, vii 0esh "'A'
Thursday afternoon a second series OF Hours WV
British Poets" on tho general plan IS ,e ta
tnouyb inc subj, cts Of these new. ticI l"t =
1870 a brief 6iogrnphiral sketch tc' crltlcal
marks and tn, reading Of Illustrative eAt,S' tlye
- ier.ry art or making tie Hectares OOth hau's
- tntsrcst ng ana the dramatic arc OF dct,tl.s 49,
IscIrI poetry with grace aud force hsI lnins
$50 re Moor shelley Keats, Hood. Mr. bFo"uius
~ r',ysnr me readings WIN be gwen M uie -
Gn ~ The Christan Association BuidipS On A'1''1''
at $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10

fourth Of ] per cent the excess. and parties p,e
chnsng AZ one time ~ 900 ~ the rar t.st
will be entitled to receive them free Of charge for t
pOrtatOn. Tho certificates viii be ready Tor dely,Ty
Apri /, 1879. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10

followin, were ordered CAPTAINS william y ConhrI
am Cavalry, and Andrew p Caraner. ssh cavalry anu
First-IAeutenant Charles G. CressOn, is, Cavalry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
ELIJAH FORD

BUFFALO, March 9.-EIijah Ford, age sew
eul}-lyc years. the oldest lawyer in tins ely died to-
day He had been "a member Of the state Legislature
q 500 and OF the city Council, and nominee for
Mayor IN ls1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10
ROBERT STARK

NORFOLK, Va, March 9.-Robert Stark,
Chc Engineer o the British steamship Egypt, dod t.
day OF heart disease. He was native OF England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-10

Nv m I-IeI lUore were M Iass tlan l0UT lIOlsIud
Dersous IA the building, and the ticket sellers had AL
they could do TO attend 20 the demands OF tAr
people TIE crowd outside the building was ar
GREAT AZ within and It seemed 20 increase every minute
Ipe general verdict Of those competent 70 judge was
that New YORK has never seen anything lac Il before
orthy fact was that II largely made up OF
respectable persons.
All o'clock every IN the great building was oc-
euraed and the aslos nled with people. "nie IN
the centre Of the building the crowd was hardly less
dense.
howell was the hrst 10 enter the building,
and he came IN about half-past II Through the
main entrance. He walked up tho track 10 his
hut, and Was received with considerable appliance.
Then John Eonis walked past the Judges stand.
shook hands with u his trleuCs aud ia
company with has WIFE, walked "a has
hui ainld clappiDg Of hand. O<srys popularity was
manifested by the enthusiasm with when be
was greeted. The applause Increased u
eheeriuQ which continued unJh ho disappeared
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

IL doos Tofc county bonds and we win
RUN one branch from, stor near "a Paso,
due wet from section Twelve, township
twenty -nine, range one east, via the
southern tier Of townships, 10 interseet
C. W. Davis Grasshoppcr station. Hope
no one win oppose this great enterprise.
because the Locust company has its
proposition before the people OF Sedg-
wick county for -, 600 per square mile,
and they propose to build these lines.
Now, Mr.. Editors Of Wichita you must
work for this cause. We viii all unite
and work for the interest of the goodly
city of Wichita. Don't forget it. The
engineer corps Of this Locust company
has been here in Rockford township for
over ten days making all the arrange
ments possible TO reach Wichita. a tel
egram this morning stated that the
bonds carried all the way from The ea>,
line of the State up TO the cast line of
Sedgwick county. so please give Us your
efforts and we will carry bonds by a
large majority. | care not how many
miles have to be built nor how many
thousand dollars we have to vote. Just
so we get the enterprise to Wichita and
FL Paso. We have to whip the county
in on this proposition. But gentlemen.
| have forgotten, this Locust outfit isn't
a railroad project. hence the editor of
the EAGLE did not know the prediction
of Prof. Ticc is to make the editor more
wise. Yours. for the truth,
JOHN HuFBAUEa.