The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-03-17

Siguor Campanad respectfully informs BIZ
pupils and others ihat be has moved his Con
servatory to the residence Of Mrs. W. d
Russell on Emporia Avenue where instruc
sion will be given hereafter.
BY the reported proceedings OF the GRAND
Eucampment at Topeka We see that Dr.C. C.
Furley OF this city took prominent part
The doctor 10 enthusiast a. to the grand OBJ
jects and works Of the noble order.
The Illinois legislature at its late session
A. A. Glenn, OF this city, for services rs act
ing governor Of the state some years since,
for which he had never received anything.
The Wellington Prsss appeared in q daily
edition during the late Conference giving
full proceedings Of each session, and many
entertaining biographical sketches Of the
lives Of the leading members Of that body.
b. Lombard. one of the heads Of the new
banking firm, is in the city. He says he is
per Getty delighted with the country, and
that the city Is the greatest surprise he has
ever met in the way Of . ten-year-old town.
The members OF the Lotus Club, not to ray
society folks generally. are getting little
anxious over Col. Innes' long.drawn absence.
We have heard all kinds Of rumors, but as
yet have no proof that he has done any such
thing.
The full text Of Judge Lauck's address be-
fore the Christian Society will be found on
ha q "a sat<1orn that r,,rl.l;.
such efforts, but the matter Is SO pertinent to
the interests Of our people that it can but
prove profitable.
''Tbe Saintliness OF the Sinners and the
Sinfulness OF the Saints" il the theme Of
Rev r. J. Shelton at the opera house next
Sunday evening. The discourse will be an
historical review Of the rise aud fall Of re-
ligious movements.
The case Of Captain Payne, for alleged vi
oiatiou Of the intercourse law in the Indian
Territory, was argued before United States
Judge Parker, At Fort Smith, last week,
Col. Clayton prosecuting, and Judge Baker.
OF st. Louis, defending. Judge Parker de-
fers his decision until May.
George Bergman, Of the New York Store.
must be contemplating some serious step,
cause why, he il fitting up . cottage ON
South Market ever so costly and tasteiully.
George Is popular aud successful salesman,
and We doubt not that his cage ere long W II
enclose . happy pair.
The X. c. yourasts business agent and
correspondent for southwestern Kansas,
Captain Hess, spent Monday in the city.
The Journal under its new management is
metropolitan In all respects, comparing favor
ably with the greatest journals Of the coun-
try.
w. Scott Corbctt, that prince Of the trade
aud succe-sful business man, who was oc
with his wife aud babies Tor pleasure trip
10 his old home near Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania. returned last week, himself and fam
fly in the best Of spirits. Everybody was
glad to see Scott back.
The Campanari concert to be given
ct Russell Hall this Thursday evening will
be In many respects the finest and most COM
plctc of any with which he has entertained
our people. Those who know or can under
stand the spirit Of music will enjoy u grand
treat.
Hon. ID. n. Emmert's Joan OF Arc, tonight
1t Russell Hall, promises to be very interest
ing and instructive. The Maid Of Orleans
Of history--s very goddess Of war. liberty
and faith, y simple recital of whose life can
only be heard with interest Young people
and students should not fail TO be present.
A law passed by the recent Legislature
requires al notaries public TO set forth their
place Of residence, and the date Of the expi-
ration OF their commission, upon each instru-
meut to which their seal 10 attached. All
Notaries Public In Kansas will do well to
make . note Of the above Z. Quircmeuts, SO
that through ignorance or thouxhtiessness
there may be no violation OF the law.
At last the St. Louis, Fort Scott and Which, |
ita railroad has commenced to assume shape
end become . thing Of life, In fact, reality, |
and great rejoicing Is the cause thereof. A |
large number Of cars Of iron have been a. !
ready received, and II Is the purpose Of the |
company to extend the road over 100 miles |
during the coming summer and fall. Con.
tracts have been let for some 6tty miles to be |
completed within three or four months.-I
Cor. X c. Josrsai.
Garrison, the kind hearted, industrious |
Charlie, who has been with the town ever |
since the day the first load Of pine tumbsr
was dumped upon ITS untamcd sight, heard
Of our loss Of . buggy whip, and appreciat-
ing our feelings, came mp yesterday morn
ing and left Us splendid lash, with silken
cracker. Charlie may be found ready for the
spring trade in harness, ut prices lower than
the lowest. Give him . call.
few years since the newspaper OF the
state poked no little fun At us for claiming
that Wichita boosted live Baron. Now
these geatlcmen will have care, for that
same gentleman made most graceful bow
TO the public this week In the role OF editor
OF the RePsiiicss. Mr.. Whitworth 10 yer.
satile writer and an agreeable paragraphist.
aud will have lots OF fun In the new venture,
provided money IL no object.
Nr. Cash Hcndersoa returned from New
York the other morning, and the lines Of
goods arriving justi6es our heretofore enter.
sained high opinion Of his taste - ner.
chant. The New YORK stores advertisement