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e1-Murdsrs are rapidly Increasing In this
country. Not day passes but number are CON-
mit,sd and frequently there appears to bs 80 little
cause for the crimes that II almost seems as IL Il
were done for the mere love sf IL. One reason
probably 10 that so few are punished; and another
Is, the tide Of rOwdyism prevailing everywhere.
and which 10 growing rapidly. II reform In this
respect is 10 take place, Il must begin with tho
care and education Of the young. When the num-
Der Of children that crowd the streets at night In
almost all towns, rovdying without restraint and
notice. Il 10 easy 10 understand Why things arc as
they are.
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es-Ths Improvement Of the Mississippi river
may be worthy object, but Il is an undertaking,
II once begun on . scale eommensurate With the
needs Of the stream, that win require . vast sum
Of money, therefore any movement In this dirse-
tiOn should be carefully watched and the cost well
counted. River and harbor bills are not In much
favor with the people just now. There seems TO
be vide disagreement among engineers as 10
Just what Il needed for the improvement Of this
great Waterway, and until some definite plan can
be decided upon, no work should be done. Ex.
pensive experiments should not be permitted.
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re-Nev York h.sal.v ,,r,n,,v .n,.,.I

zs-Nsw York hast Law recently enacted which
makes an attempt TO commit suicide . crime pun
ishable by imprisonment. The first case tried
was that Of young woman who had attempted
to end her life BY taking poison, on account ol
disappointment In lore. While the trial was pro.
gressing a lawyer stepped forward and said -
"rhis is Franz Huber, your honor, for whose sake
this poor girl has attempted to take her life. lie
declares 70 save her from imprisonment and "a
marry hei." The court was taken by surprise by
this strange proceeding, but as there war no OBJ.
lection from any one, the prosecution was aban-
doned, and wedding followed a, which the judge
dictated.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
WAFER WORKS.

Col. ii. W Lewis, President of the Kan
sas National, and who placed the bonds Of
the Wichita Water Works Company, in-
forms us that in our remarks with refer
ence to the city's acceptance OF the system,
last week, we were mistaken in our esti.
mate OF the cost which was upwards of
seventy thousand dollars, and that in his
judgment the plant could not have been put
in as substantially for the same money by
the city. We admitted in our article, it
will be remembered, that there exists
objections to such works being own
ed and operated by city as being
proliii, OF jobs and rings, never
theless, the principal point made by us
holds good, that is, the City Council failed
to make as profitable a contract with the
Water Works Company As with the Gas
Company.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
CITY PROPERTY

lOl-- House, 5 rooms, 90 feet front on Topeka
ave. Street cars run past house. l.6O
dollhouse, 4 rooms, 60 feet front on Topeka
ave. All in trees and finely shaded. 800.
lO7-- House, 8 rooms, 40 feet front on Topeka
ave. 800.
1Os--House. Emporia avenue north of Doug
Las. $500.
O6--House, Central avenue. 5000.
ios1.House e. Emp0ria avenue north Of Doug
1Oe--House on Topeka avenue south Of Doug
las. 100.
llo--2 houses on north Topeka ave. $500.
1ll--House, rooms, on Emporia ave. close to
Douglas ave. $500.
lla--House. 5 rooms. Central ave. near street
cars. $50.
lls--House, 6 rooms. c5 feet front on Market
street, close to Douglas, stable, etc, all In
good condition. 5000.
l9O-- House, 4 rooms, Wichita street. 1900.
la5--House, rooms, Water st. 200.
l44--House and 8 lots on Williams st y, stable,
cellar, etc. 80.
l45-- House, 4 rooms, 3 lots, on Market street.
1900.
Toulouse, rooms. 50 feet front on Mosley
ave. 100. ~
IT, House, Z rooms, 135 feet front on Law
renee avenue, all hedged. 2,0O0.
l7S--2 houses, % feet front on south Main st..
800.
lz5--House on Emporia avenue, 80 feet front,
stable, etc. LEO.
I77--House with 9 acres ground east passenger
depot. l.soe.
l7s--House. ~ story, rooms. kitchen, eel
lar, stable and outbuildings, all kinds OF
fruit and shade trees, on south Market Of.
Zoo.
lsO--House. rooms, acres ground. on Law.
renee ave. Loco.
ls4--9 lots on Waco street, dne building site.
rs feet front. 800.
--l00 feet front on Emporia aveaue /; house
house. HISTORY, rooms fruit shade and
shrubbery OF all kinds, good barn and ont
houses cheap at !, 500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
JOCELYN & THOMAS,
SUCCESSORS TO ]. NJ. STEELE,)
''The Old Reliable" Real Estate Agency.

Its speak terms of the capabilities
among agricultural West
acknowledged queen the other Western
region comprising Arkansas Minnesota Valleys
o Kansas-the garden spot of the State.
demonstrated beyond question that Southern
genial climate bounifl and certain productions
portion land do
harmony make possible the establishment
spngng living pictures
anda dorn landscape every hand.
projection Wichita south
beyond hitherto practically undev
oped country cheap and than which there nothing
green fields
heavy hand tell the of the value of these
lands
We to
highly cultivated high
priced Valley adjacent equally rich
lands farther prices equally petorc
of the seeking
home Suljoined is partial list of our lands
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
FINE CATTLE.

Mr.. j. Scott, OF Bourbon county, Ken
lucky, wel-knOwn breeder Of thorough.
bred short-hoTns, arrived in this city Tues
day with fifty-six head of picked heiiers
ana bulls, every animal Of which has its
name and number recorded in the American
herd-book These cattle will be offered to
the farmers and stock-raisers OF Sedgwick
county on The 10th OF November. This
herd is not the culling and failing of Kan
sas City sale, but the very best, direct, we
are assured, from a famous breeding farm.
All but twelve of the lot are heifers. There
is no use wasting breath to convince Sedg-
wick county stockmen Of the value Of such
herd to the county, or of the extra profit
in such stock. The advertisement Of Mr..
Scott will be found elsewhere in this issue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
MINNESOTA VALLEY.

279--3eO acres, house and stable, 900 acres In
cultivation, all bottom, watsred by the
north Minnesota. 800.
l3O--l60 acres in high cultivation. Z acres In
grove and fruit, good house q choice farm,
l mile from new town Of Cheney. SOD.
s3--3eO acres, $50 In cultivation, good house,
living water and wells, forest and fruit
abargain. ~ miles from new town of Che
ney. 1000.
$3.50 acres 8 miles sontheast, house l4x24.
stable, etc, good stock water. 80 apple. 5o
peach, 90 cherry and 800 plum trees, and
loco cottOnwoOds. LOO.
1880 acres miles southeast, IS acres under
cultivation, house rooms, stables, etc.
acres fenced for hogs, living water, l50
apple, 50 peach, 80 cherry. 300 plum and
small fruit. II 600 cottonwoOds. 1000.
l3s--l6O acres 8 miles southeast, Is acres in
timber, 20 acres In cultivation, good house,
barn, ETC.; bargain. 1900
46--a40 acres ten miles east OF town, ITO acres
In cultivation, barn 30x32, house ~ story
l4x2l, and other oufbuildings, mile OF
hedge, 1000 peach and few apple and
cherry trees. $500.
ll7--sO acres miles from Valley Center, bot
tom land, all uncer cultivation, house.
corn cribs and other buildings, all under
hedge, 8 acres apple, peach, plum, etc.
l.sO0.
1l4--l6O acres u miles southeast Of Wichits
and close to Derby, $50 acres under cult.
walton, house 16xls, stable. corn crib, etc.
l mile Of hedge, good we'll, Q 10 3 acres In
orchard. 10, 00O cOttonwOOds growing prict
2.5O.
1l0--l6O acres miles east of wichita I'm,
lands, no Improvements. l.6S0.
2Ol--lOO acres miles cast Of town, 30 acre,
under cultivation, house and outbuildings
avery fine stock farm with living water
800.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01

y-aso srres west of Valley Center; all In
.,ltiy.t;nn ~ acras corn an acres growing
wheat looking well !; corn goes with place,
and 100 bushels guaranteed. 800 cash,
$500 in months; $50 IN years; COO Al pes'
BOTTOM iahd, anu uarsnih At @i'"
3sl--IIotel doing fine business In railroad
town In eastern Kansas proprietor, lar
mer will sell, or exchange for good farm
S5,VW-
55--l6O acres 2H miles from city, Chisholm
creek lands 80 acres in cultivation, house,
corral, etc. bargain at 800.
oIso scres ~ miIes from town. second bot
tom m acrrs in cultivation, overlooking
town Fine place for residence $500
aa,-Iao ..rau ad;oipi,o city Ii,rits between
the rivers rich bottom. ali 1rst-class,
timber and water nothing better Tor fruit,
stock-ieeding, msrket-gardeuihg' or ros'-
dehce' s''o"'
$50 acres "a miles from town watered by
race, plenty OF iruit' Desirable p'aoe'
-'""'
3ii--oo acres miles north Oh CITY ,a,i,as;ns.'
vines. small fruits. fruit and forest trees.
Il acres In wheat--t to purchaser. 3,Wo
336- -e40 arres I miles north of town 10 acres
Chisholm bottom, 30 acres slope land
well watered, nothing better for corn ana
stock farm. $500.
ssI.-Iso acres : miles north " acres In Guilt
Walton. ali fine second bottom, 80 acres In
wheat--H to purchaser house l6x24, ~
story, and ell 1ix30 hedged and crossed.
$500.
9l,s0 scres 4 miles west all in cultivation,
best Cowskin land. 1900.
c--,co screa Az miles NV: $50 acres in cul-
tiystion 20 acres in corn good and ready
for crib 80 acres growing wheat, young
nr.hsrd badgad y, acres pasture. house
Of . rooms stable a bargain at 3. OoO,
..- go -, a,v.rov c.,t.r
.no .cr.. in rultiystion 9s0 acres grass ali
hedgad 40 acres pasture. wire fence, fine
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
TINE COURTHOUSE QUESTION.

The people Of the county will vote upon
the question next Tuesday Of enlarging the
present county building TO such dimensions
as shall accommodate all the county officers
and the district court to the end that the
records and books OF the county may be
permanently protected, and that all rents
may be stopped. We believe every tax
payer In the county understands the situa-
ton as we'll rs we do and we therefore shall
urge nothing pro or con. IL is simply n
question of present and future expenses, As
also one OF necessity.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
EFFECTIVE WORK.

Major John NJ. Crowell, recognized as
one Of the most effective U. s. Postal In
spectors In the service, arrived In this city
last Thursday noon in search Of one Miller
Bird, charged as an accomplice In defraud-
ing the government. On the 18th Of last
June n registered letter arrived at Leaven-
worth from Fl. Reno, containing about eco
for colored boy named John Walker. An
acquaintance Of Walkers, named Jones, q
shrewd, well educated fellow, knowing OF
the circumstance directed the postmaster,
at Leavenworth, to forward the letter to
Wyandotte where, he said, Walker had
gone. Jones then skipped down to Wyap-
dotte, and being unacquainted, persuaded
Miller Bird, for half of the contents, to go
with and identify him TO the postmaster at
Wyandotte, which he did. The letter was
lifted and money divided. Never until q
few days ago was it discovered that Walker
had never got his money. Last Thursday
n week the ease was put into Crowel's
hands with the information that the rob-
bers' whereabouts and even names were
unknown. He commenced work in Leav-
enworth, where he learned the supposed
principals name whom he followed into
Iowa, finding him clerking in hotel at
Council Bluffs. Coming down on the man
at midnight he scared him into owning up.
But the fellow did not even know the name
OF the Mexican, or half-colored man who
identified him. Securing his first prisoner,
he returned Immediately TO Wyandotte
with but n slight description of the man.
Within a few hours he made up his mind
that one Miller Bird must be the guilty
party. by the merest accident he learned
that Bird had left some weeks before for
Wichita, and he had. He was cook at
the Little Parlor, but it seems he had got a
telegram in a few minutes after Crowell's
arrival here, and had settled up and was
already to skip when Major Crowell bounc-
ed him. Within seven days after the COM
plant had been put in his hands he had
hunted up the names Of the parties, traced
them up, arresting one in one State and the
other in another several hundred miles
apart, and within thirty hours Of each 9TH
err. Watt took Bird to Topeka where
Jones had bppn taken
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
PRICE LIST OF LANDS.

tom. ,50O.
2l3--l6O acres * miles southeast, we'll i'm
proved, hedged. good house, fruit and for
est trees, q very desirable place. sS2 per
acre.
ll3--Ss acres 3 miles south, in excellent Guilt
walton, hedged, plenty OF fruit and forest
trees. all rich first bottom land. $3.50.
IsO--lGO acres. large dwelling, barn and out
buildings, all fenced-wire and hedge, or
chard. 2 acres timber ; fine place. 5000.
We have several eutire sections and over
which we can sell In bodies for stock purposes,
being cheap and at the same time choice land
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
Gl6Ctlou SroClaW1tloU.
SheriHrs Official Proclamation


OF the time OF holding y general election for
the purpose OF choosing = district judge,
county officers, and voting ON . proposition
Ia issue bonds t. erect an addition ~ the
county building.
sHKnrrr's OFFICE, wIcmirA, KASsAs.
october I'd, 1s-5.
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
County of Se,lgwiek,
The STATE Of Kansas 10 all vhom these presents nay
come, greeting:
Notice Is hereby given, by authority lawfully
vested In me sheriff Of the county of Se,Iy-
wick and State OF Kansas. that Il general cleo
tion will be held In sedwick county on the nr-i
Tuesday after the first Monday In November,
SirfA day Of NoseaBsr. A. u. 1881,
ut which time, and NJ places hereinafter men
toned, the following list Of officers IL ~ he
chosen, to wit:
One district judge.
One sheriff.
One county clerk.
One register Of deeds.
One treasurer.
one surveyor.
One county commissioner for the second com
missioner district.
One county commissioner for the third com
missioner district.
And nj said election, In accordance with an
order Of the board Of county commissioners.
made at their regular meeting begun and held
In the city of Wichita on the 'rst day October,
ISIS, the following proposition Will he voted
upon mt the same time and places. To wit:
shall the board OF county commissioners Of
| the county Of sedgwick. and state OF Kansas.
be empowered to Issue bonds for the erection Of
n suitable addition to the county building ~
make II q comfortable and convenient court
| house. with Offices suited tn the wants of the
| county, and according To plans and specihes-
and to cost not 10 exceed fifteen thousand dol
| lars said bonds to fall due four. Ave and six
years from date and 10 draw six per cent. inter
est: P,orided, That In no ease shall said bonds
| be issued and delivered until said building "
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
ALONG WESTERN EXTENSION OF SAN
IA FE RAILROAD.

3s-9--32O acres. all best Cowskin bottom land /,
Nc acres native timber, $50 In cultivation +,
2hOuses, barns and all other outbuild-
ings, 8 acres tight board corral, 30 acres
hedged pasture, miles hedge, peach and
2apple orchards, stream Of living water.
This is great bargain ut 8, 800.
74--320 acres miles from station, good
house, orchard, water, improved. 5000
7S--3aO acres, improved. house, orchard a
good place. Cheap at 5000.
lO1--lGO acres miles west, $40 acres In culti-
walton, house, granary, stable, etc. T; cheap
at 5000.
53--l6O acres miles west, new house, acres
orchard, all hedged. 1900.
l4l--l60 acres all in cultivation, hne grove and
orchard, mile from station bargain
5000.
ll5--l6O acres l mile west from station, ~
acres in cultivation, good house. 5000.
$3.50 acres miles from station. 5000.
lsl--l80 acres miles from proposed station.
ESQ.
9s--l60 acres, l2O acres In cultivation. house.
400.
267--l6O acres, we'll improved farm, 10 miles
southwest on Fl. Scott route. 1900.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01

addition TO his residence which is uniform
in design with the original building
and fully as large. The addition is Of brick
with slate mansard roof. The great length
OF the building is being relieved by a very
pretty tower Of unique design, built as
projection on the west front. The archi-
tectural design and finish of the tower is in
harmony with the entire building. being
finished out with the same colored slate.
A fancy iron coping. or cresting, will be
run entirely around the main roof and also
around the top Of the tower. When finish
ed, Mr.. Houck will have one Of the finest,
as well as attractive and most substantial
residences in the city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
70 EXCHANGE.

IK-story house and : lots In Coldwster, Mich.
house rooms, and lot In Junction ify, kss.
l60- acre farm In Webster county, No. busi-
ness house In Queen City, No. Is lots In Lafsy-
cite, Indiana. l61-acre farm miles from Lar
ned, kss. l00-acre farm In Pswnee county,
Kas. 10 acrss In Lseieds county, No. leoscrs
farm In Rush county, Kas. 6t0-aere stock range
in Harsisman county, Texas. $50 town Iots In
Seymour, Texas. 70 town lots In Psass, Texas
20 acres In Knox county, Texas. lot In East
land, Texas. 70 sore farm adjoining Seymour,
Tsxss. leo acrss in kipgman county, kas; !
lots in Bloomington, Ills. s0-scrs fsim In Cal
lewsy county, No. lot In Hutehinsos, Kas.
House and 2 lots In Larnsd. Kas. l6D-acre farm
a Pavnss river, Kas. House and lot In Amer
Iess, Istiisns- % sssss In Afsea iovnship.
ssdgwick county, Kansas.
Ali the shove property to exchange for prop
srfy In wichita, or for farm property neal
wichita I also have soms t0ws property ID
Wichita 70 exchange for farm property nssi
wichita. Parties having property 70 sxchss9s,
or for saie had kettsY leave fS In my haasis, ~
eorrsspond with great many parties Ess
who intoad 20 seetIo In Sedgwtek o0uDey.
For particular call % my o1ce % south sd
Of Duuglas svsuss, doom est Of Browns -
oad-hsad store, Wlchiss, Kassas-
as-tf 3. A REINAN-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
BUckWHEAI CAKES.

Buekwheat cakes are now ripe, but TO be
thoroughly enjoyed they must be Drowned
just to i turn. To the thousands of cooks
and sweet. tidy wives who read the EAGLE,
we may say that the griddle on which buck
wheat cakes are baked should never be
touched with grease, because it imparts
rancid taste TO the cakes. Secondly, is a
cooking stove be used, it fills the kitchn, if
not the whole house, with the smell of burnt
grease, to say nothing Of the parade and
Boosting to ones neighbor, by betraying
what we have for breakfast. Wash the
griddle with dry sand, and when heated for
use, rub it well with spoonful Of fine salt
and a coarse cloth; it will then be ready to
receive the cakes. After each cake is re-
moved the salt rubbing must be repeated.
II the first does not succeed. try it again.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
Notice for Publication.

at Wichita, Kansas, October 18th, 1se3
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has ffled notice OF her Intention
tomato final proof In support OF her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the L. y.
Land once at wichita, Kansas, on Saturday, ,
December sth, 1883, viz: Sslena Tyler, for the
swk sec. "a twp. - south, Of range west
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultisafio
of, said land. VIZ u. j. Hukie, Paris sadlsr,
e. X. sadier and william Noel all of Boone.
Sumner county, Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01

Mr.. N. II. Moser met with very serious
accident last Friday which will confine him
to his home for several weeks. In driving
wheels Of his vehicle dropped suddenly in
to n chuck hole, or rut, nearly two feet deep.
lie was sitting on spring seat. Both
horses jumped spasmodicaliy. The result
of the sudden and combined motions was 10
throw him forward and out. In attempting
to save himself his foot caught in the Whit
fetree, breaking his ankle and tearing the
ligaments which surround and support the
ankle joint. After medical treatment he
was conveyed home, more cheerful than
could have been expected.