Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-25

1:3n O'Clock: song by Riverside Sunda.
school; Temperance in Sunday School. b.
Rev. Jones; cong by independence Sunda!
School.
200 o'clock-Hopes Of the Sunday School
Rev. Hurt. Song by the hxyesville school
s:I2 o'clock Intelligent Sunday SchOo
Teacher. Brother Slonaker. Question
drawer. Doxology.
The committee extend u cordial wei
come to all to be present and lend their A.
sistance in making the occasion one o
pleasure and profit.
The United States court will convene il
this city about the first of September.
The delinquent tax list, which by III.
way is quite extensive in length, VIII h
printed in Thursdays EAGLE.
Murray Myers has qualified a. county au
ditor, and is now ready for business. HI
| will have an ONCE with Van Ness
4 Nearly a dozen new houses are being
erected in Lewellen's addition. Mos: o
them will make very handsome and con
venient homes.
The time for holding the Baptist Sunda.
school picnic viii be announced at tina,
church to-day.
We understand that the Presbyterian
Sunday school is talking of getting up an
excursion to Arkansas City, to take place
in about two weeks.
Our hotels are all crowded to their ut.
most capacity. How shall we provide for
the crowd that is to come during the fail
months.
Real estate men say the dull season fol-
their line has not shown up yet. Their
places will be vacant at the summer resorts
il trade continues good as II is now.
The managers of the FL Dorado excursion
desire us TO return their thanks to Con-
ductor Flemming, w. b. Norris and A. y.
Jones for favors extended. s
The new block being erected on Market
street has been named Central Block which
name appear in black letters in the iron
cornice which is being put up by Bizants.
Married, ut the residence OF Z. T. Os-
born, Esq. and by the same, at Mulyane,
July 1lth, Mr.. Isaac Costin and Miss Anna
Kull, all OF Derby, Sedgwick county, Kan.
sas.
Policeman Snyder ran in three drunken
men Friday night, two Of whom contrib
uted Is each to the city treasury yesterday,
on being brought into the police court.
The boys who had charge Of the II Dora
do excursion feel very grateful to all the
members of stearn's band for the excel
lent music they diseoursed on that occa-
sion.
Farmers are getting pretty well through
with their harvesting, and as consequence
n large number Of them were in the city
yesterday and our merchants had lively
trade.
The following figures will show the re-
ceipts and disbursements at the county
ireasurer's office up to the hour OF closing
business yesterday: Receipts, $sS2.42.
Disbursements, S25l.4
The case of. c. Davis VS.. the A., T. 4
senta Fe railroad is yet on trial 10 the dis.
trict court and will not be competed for
two days. The evidence for the prosecu-
ton WIS closed yesterday.
Yesterday the write bad very pleasant
ride behind the fine Bashaw colt of w. b.
III l.. - Al L.. Q
young horse flesh in the county, and
though only three years old, gives evidence
OF becoming 4 fne trotter.
Work is progressing very nic .ly on the
new high school building which is now be-
ing erected on Emporia avenue. When
completed this will be one OF the most een-
venient as well as the band.omess school
house in Southern Kansas.
A large force of men and teams are now
engaged in grading and opening up Waco
street north through Leweilen's addition.
We understand that the street IL TO be
opened TO The old fair grounds. II IL Is, It
will be one Of the handsomest thorough
fares in the city.
man by the name Of Smith. who takes
care Of the railroad engines at kingman,
came near being crushed to death while
coupling ears In that city Friday.
As It was he received terrible injuries and
IL will be long time before he is able to
attend TO his duties.
Mr.. Hill Thomas has returned from But
Ter City, Idaho, after an absence OF severn |
years. He says that times are very lively |
In the west, and Idaho mines are turning
put frst-rste. Mr.. Thomas was greatly I
,urprised to find how wichita had improv- |
I'd during his sbsence.
The nuptials OF Mr.. William Jameson
md Miss Susan Jameson, both OF Clear
water, were celebrated on Thursday at the
-esidence Of Mir. John Stewart In this city,
Rev. J. ID. Hewitt officiating. The bsppy
couple have the best wishes Of the EAGLE
or their fu ture success and property.
John Eagan, the stencgrspher from To-
,eka who 10 taking the evidence in the
Davis case in the district court, says thst
business in twice ~ lively In this city ~ II
. in the capital. In fact, Mr.. Eagan thinks
hat while wichita may not be as aesthetic
city as some others, II does the largest