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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier. No. AZ North River, foot of Morton
street. New York.
st. German. Traub. Wednesday, April Is 8 am
Olinde. ROdrgues, Wednesday, April 30, / l am.
Normandie, Frangeul, "Wednesday, April 20, 6 a. m
ST Laurent de Jousselin, Wednesday, May q, 10 a. m
Checks payable on sight, in amounts to suit, the
Banque Transatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE Be
BAN. Agent No u, Bowling Green. New York.
Messrs. BELL & co Agents for the District Of Co
lumbla, l431 pennsylvania avenue,
apt Washington, d. c.
NUN RID L E.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUMARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR,
FROM PIER 40, n. r., NEW YORK
UMBRIA..-.-.-Sat., April IL ETRURIA.....Sat Nav q
SERvIA..-... Sat, April IS SERvIA.-..Sat.,M May I6
GALLIA......Sat.. April rs GALLIA.....S sat Nav %
AURANIA...-.....Sat.,M May AURANIA-..Sat.. May 30
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-S6O, $50 and 500, accord.
ing TO accommodations.
Steerase at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Eu
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent, and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
ONCE No. \, Bowling Green, or both steerage and
Cabin TO OTIS BiGELOW d CO., Cos 18th street
VERNON H. BROWN q CO., New York.
Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & CO.,
ap4 6O5 18th street, Washington.
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Miss Kate Smulsy who. IL 10 claimed. ste
nothing between the 18th OF March, 1854, and
Thanksgiving day, died at Fort Plain, n. NJ,
abe died f~~
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RANGE or THE THHRNoMFrBR.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal once to-day,
3 q M, S7.S; I q ma o0.l; Ia. M 3e.k 2p.
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AUCTION SALES.

- 600 CIGARS TO BE SOLD AT MY AUC-
S)sOOO ton Rooms SATURDAY, APRIL
ELEVENTH, without reserve or limit.
1t THOS. BOWLING. 11th ST. and Pa. ave.
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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CANDIDATES FOR Mr. Coxs SEAT. The
New York Herald Of to-day says There are
seven candidates for the seat In Congress OF Mr..
=. Cox, who has been appointed TO the
Turkish mission. The statesmen anxious 90
represent the sixth district are State Senator
Tim" Campbell, OF Irving Hall; ex-state seba-
port OF Mr.. Kelly; Edward McCue. OF Tammshy
Hall: ex-Alderman Fitzpatrick, n county dem
ocrat district leader Charles Reilly clerk OF the
Essex Market police court, county democrat
ex-Alderman "Tommy" Shiels, ex-Assembly-
man John Brodsky and William Townley-the
last two republicans.
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The vseans 0cheel ouperlnssaAcnsv
The names Of Supervising Principals Stuart.
Gage and Janney and Principal Paul. OF she
High school, have been mentioned 90 the Co,n-
missioners available persons for the Once
OF superintendent Of schools. Mr.. Curals,
who represents the Sth division In the sclss.oi
board, saAd 20 a STAR reporter to-day that per-
eonally he favored securing superintendent
from some other city, not embarrassed by anv
former connections here, and not IN sympathy IN
anywaywith any Motions In the school nanare-
ment II, however q temporary designation
was 20 be made until the close q the school
year he thought ~ best 60 take one Of the super
vfsing principals who would be thoroughly ac-
Quainted with the routine OF closing the yearly
work Of the schools.
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RECESS APPOINTMENTS OF POsTMASTERS.-
The commissions of some eighty five presiden-
tial appointments of postmasters expire in May,
and the Postmaster General is now considering
the applications filed for filling these positions.
Among these are the offices at Baltimore, Nd,
the adjournment of the Senate, the President
has filed the following Offices Henry l. Ken
yon, Northfield, Conn.,, vice circuit, resigned;
Jerome La Due, Westfeld, n. Y. vice Hail,
commission expired; Ezra Evans, Westchester,
Pa, vice Shields, deceased; Geo. Y. Gross, Al
lentown, Pa, vice Gredell, commission expired;
James Drury, Bristol, Pa, vice Baker, commits.
sion expired; Geo. w. Statler, Mansfield, Ohio,
vice Douglass, commission expired; David Over
man, Marion, Ind, vice Wells, commission ex-
pired; Nelson BENEFIT, Jefferson, Wis.,, vice For
sythe, resigned; b: I. Mackall. Marshall, Mimi;
risonviiie, Mo, vice Brison, deceased; B. B.
Smith, Chffiicothe Mo-, vice Marsh, resigned;
8. S. Crittenden, Greenville, s. c., vice Robert
son, resigned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 2:45 pm prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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HOstiIities Renewed,

1VONV 1ON.Eh OENOU Mes KHE1 BOYD AS A
LIAR.
Mr.. II. L. Turner, the son of Representative
Oscar Turner, Of Kentucky, who had some
trouble with Riley Boyd about the appointment
to the Gillian mission, has sent a card to Boyd
which will probably bring about hostile
meeting between the two men. The card is I'm
reply to a statement by Boyd In the Louisville
Post, and was telegraphed to that paper last
night After contradicting several statements
concerning the affair, young Turner denounoes
BOYD as liar.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE GLASS LANDAU.
BY virtue of a chattel trust duly recorded in Iber
No 1lO3 folio 292 ct sea- of the land records
the District of Columbia will sell public auction
on TUESDAY, FOURTEENTH DAY of APRIL
AID, 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the
auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros, 9th and streets
northwest,
ONE FIVE GLASS LANDAU
Terms cash. JOHN H. FAUNCE,
aDS-d
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DEMOCRATIC CoNGREsSNEN IMPATIENT AT n
~

DELAY IN FILLING THEN.
Democratic Congressman and others inter.
ested in the appointment Of postmasters are
getting clamorous for some action from the
office OF the First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. There are hundreds of vacancies for
which recommendations have been filed, but
the Congressman complain that nothing Il
being done towards filling these. Mr. Hay is
still absent, and his state OF health, IL is said
Will not permit an early return TO duty As Q
fact OF some interest in connection with the APP
potntment OF Mr., Hay as First Assistant Post
master General, II might be stated that the re-
port that he was chosen upon ex-Speaker Ran.
dall's recon mendation Is not correct Mr. Ran.
dali recommended exACongressman Mutchler,
OF Pennsylvania, for the position.
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n E! Is: :: ::
F. F; 4 t., 4 e. E.; +.
BY general request we shall continue our
GRAND SPRING OPENING
PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL AND Z,
WITH NEW AND ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
ARRIVED WITH THE LAST EURO
PEAN STEAMERS
OUR OPENING HAS BEEN GRAND
sUCCEss-A PERFECT OVATION. WE
HEARTILY THANK OUR PATRONS AND
THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND
PATRONAGE. AND SHALL STRIVE TO
CONTINUE TO BE WORTHY OF THEIR -
FAVOR AND ESTEEM. WE TAKE
PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT THIS
ENTIRE WEEK WILL BE A SOUVENIR
WEEK, AND WE OFFER THE FOLLOW,
ING FOR ONE WEEK ONLY AS
:; :? 3 ! +.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FRENCH PATTERN
HATS AND BoNNETs AT LESS THAN
PRIME COST
1000 TRIMMED SAILORS AT % CENTS. WORTH
1000 CHILDREN's AND MISSES TRIMMED
HATS, LEADING STYLES, AT 80 AND
IS CENTS AND 81.
5000 CANTON AND MILAN GOLD AND FANCY
BRAID BONNETS AND HATS, IN ALL THE
DESIRABLE SHAPES, AT s5. 40. 5OAND
rs CENTS AND 81 AND s125.
1000 ENGLISH MILAN HATS AND BoNNETs.
COMPRISING OVER FIFTY NoBBY
STYLES. AT 81, ST. Is, TO 81.
100 DIFFERENTsTYLEs OF GOLD ANDsILy
POMPONS AT 16, 25, 81, 90
CENTS AND 81.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR WORTH OF FINE
FRENCH FLOWERS, THE MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED
BLACK AND COLoRED TIPS AND PLUMEs BY
THE THOUSANDS.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF RIB
BcNs AT s, 10, 20 AND IS CENTS PER YARD.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LACE
CAPS AT %, 81. so, rs CENTS AND 81.
COME AND SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
JERSEYS AND SILK VELVET BRoCADED
vIsITES
TRY OUR BLACK eBUrToN MoUsQUETA1RE
KIDS AT SIC.
OUR ELEGANT TAFFETA AND SILK GLOVES
AT So AND so CENTS
DON'T BUY YOUR LACEs TILL YOU HAVE
INSPECTED OUR
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES.
YOU WILL ONLY BE TOO PLEASED TO BUY
THEM.
CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH
KINGS PALACE,
ap4 S14 SEVENTH STREET.
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The Detectives Shots Prove Fatal.
CHICAGO, April 1O.-George Roth, who was
shot yesterday by one OF the detectives en-
ployed to guard the Mccormick reaper factory,
died this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

The New York Union League club last night
member q that body.
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PHrLApELPHIA, April 1o.-Philip r. Schny-
Ter Post, No. 81, q. A. r., to-day sent dispasch
20 Gen. Grant sympathising with him in his
hour OF afhiction and saying that "we learn
and who never suffered defeat, lies 30 near 90
the point Of death and may succumb 20 that
fell destroyer. and that although he may be
called 70 answer the long roll but short tiIne
before US, we earnestly pray that we may all
meet at the reassembling Of the Grand Array
Of the Republic above.
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question OF Parliamentary Law.
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS SEEKING KNOWLEDGE
ANENT THE DEADLOCK AT NASHVILLE.
The deadlock in the state senate of Tennes-
see, growing out OF the refusal of senators to
vote, has led 70 q thorough examination OF
parliamentary law and Its application.
Tennessee democrats have appealed TO some
OF the most noted parliamentarians
OF Congress for opinions as to the power of a
legislative body to compel members to vote. IL
Is understood that ex-Speaker Randall has been
written to on the subject, but he is too il to
give the matter any consideration. Mr.. Harry
Smith, one of the oldest officers of the House Of
Representatives, and who is recognized
as an authority upon parliamentary
law ana It's construction, says there
Is no way to legitimately compel the republi-
can senator's TO vote. or to count their votes, UNI
less they voluntarily record them. The demo-
Gratis or the Tennessee senate have had republi-
cans arrested, and have closed the doors, and
the proposition which now attracts attention II
10 count the votes OF republicans present,
whether they respond to the call Of their names
or not. That is, to consider every senator
present In the chamber when the vote Is called
as voting. II is stated that the only precedent
for such action which can be found was in the
vote upon the adoption of the Fifteenth amend.
ment TO the Constitution of the United States,
by the Tennessee legislature. 1t required two
thirds TO record the vote of the state as In favor
OF the amendment, and II Is asserted that the
republicans, then in the majority, locked the
doors and counted democrats present as voting
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STE1NwAY P1ANos
The Best i'm the World. Together with a large as
softnent OF other Pianos constantly hand. at the
Music Store of EDWARD F. DRCOP
Partner of the late w. g. METZEROTT Il CO,
325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Sole Agent for SteiEway & Sons, Gabler Grove
steen. Wheelock. Marshall, Wendell and other RI
aloS mh2O
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NEW DODGE TO GET RID OF THEIR BA.
BIEs-Colored girls of late have been success
fully playing a new dodge to get rid OF their of.
spring. They state they are going into service
and arrange to have their babies taken care OF
board in advance. When the second week =
board is due no one appears to pay il, and the
boarding house mistress is compelled to keep II
or hand 1t over to the authorities. During the
past week four such cases have occurred in
which the child was turned over to the authori-
ties and sent to st. AIMS infant ASYLUM
WILLS FILED.-The will of Bell w. Deal, late
Of Shippensburg, Pa, was filed to-day. After
arranging for her burial and for head and foot
stones at her grave she bequeathes her furni-
ture to Annie Stay baugh, except certain pieces
to Florence and Daisy Deal, daughters of T. w
Deal; leaves S4OO to her brother, j. w. Deal;
directs the balance of her estate to be divided
between Annie slay6a1gh and her nieces above
The will of VIM. Henry Harrison was also
filed to-day. He leaves his estate TO his wife,
Milly, and at the termination of her life to his
children.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.

Secretary Manning Coming 70 wash.
tnStOm Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
Albany, n. Y, April 1O.-Secretary Man
ming has declined the reception rendered him
by the Albany bank presidents and viii proba
bly, leave tomorrow for Washington.
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THE TREASURY REEORM COMMISSION exam
ined Fifth Auditor Alexander last night and
were busy until after midnight. Their labors,
night and day, are beginning to tell on them.
Mr.. Fairchild is particularly worn by the strain,
having many new and important duties
thrust uDOn him at once.
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CHICAGO, April 1O.-Edward Lambert, the
young man who murdered his mother.in-law,
attempted to kill his wife, and then shot him.
self, Wednesday, died this morning.
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G Gc0 ZEE ERR ZEE ssss
90 e r r F. SIS
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
containing as does all ahs most @proped Machn
cry invented up to the present time but they produce
prove that, we would simply state that large guam.
y of this Flour is shipped a M ,s
world We GUARANTEE that it is made from selected
ana tn that IN this
araon of the glutnous particles OF the wheat berry
matter has at las: been reached and is consequently
more NUTRITIOUS Welding more bread to the barrel
from its bread making qualities it is the cheapest
well as the best for either family or bakers use. and
every barrel is warranted to give entire satisfaction
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade 1t Is unexcelled by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most stidous cpl
GILT-EDGE.
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE.
A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made BY the
celebrated Hungarian process 1t is very cheap aud
beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and
we guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who
will trylt
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour of the District 1t is equal in quality to great
many highprced Patent Flours whist it can be
bought for considerable less money. We defy compet
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and feel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them viii never use anything elsa Forsals
by all grocerS
Wholesale Depot corner LIST st. and Indiana ave
sells VIM GAIT & co
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Fire i'm Baltimore

BALTIMORE, April 1O.-Fire to-day In the pic
tnre frame factory of Cronhardt Son, on,
Camden street, damaged the stock $4,000 and
the building 81, 600; insured. In going to the
fire the horses of No. truck ran or and into
center market, catching the driver, j. B. Battee,
between the ladders and the cave Of the market
house. He was seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

SHOPPING DOWN UPON THE WHITE HOUSE IN
SwARMS.
The crowd Of people from the back counties
who have waited for the Senate to adjourn,
under the impression that when the ''republi-
can watch dogs' got out of the way Cleveland
would begin sweeping the stables, are swooping
down upon the White House in swarms. They
are like spring swallows about a cold chimney.
1t is the smaller office seekers that are focking
in now. and they are very hungry. Their dis
appointment on learning the situation of
affairs is picturesque in its bitterness. Many
of those who have been here some time are
to get home on, while others have used up all
their credit and can't get away. The applicants
ing in their opportunities. The President has
not yet considered any of these appointments,
and none will be made until the LIST Of July
unless the President finds reason to change his
present determination.
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GFOW1nG Out o. tho N091v1IIe Dead.
lock.
CUTTING ARRAY WHICH NAY PROVE
FATAL FOR ONE OF THE PARTICIPANTS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1O.--After the
adjournment of the legislature last night
Deputy Sergeant-at-arms Turner shot twice at
Pink McGarver, a democrat who had sympa-
thized with the imprisoned senators, infiicting
two slight flesh wounds. McGarver defended
himself with knife, and indicted wounds
upon Turner, from the effects Of which 1t Is be-
neved he cannot recover.
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regarding the markets received through our wires
instantly. direct from the New York Stock Ex.
change. All orders executed and reported promptly
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( HATALOGUE SALE
OF A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF
DWARF AND STANDARD
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES,
RHODODENDRONS, AZALEAS, CONIFERS
AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL PLANTS,
FROM THE
BOSKOOP (Holland) NURSERY ASSOCIATION,
&C. H. Joosten, COentie's Slip NY, Agt. for US.)
Which Thomas bowling will sell at auction ON
TUESDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH, 1885,
At his salesrooms, Pennsylvania ave- and 18th st.
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. n.
SPECIAL municipalities who do not find it con-
venient attend the sale send orders purchase
naming limit beyond which they do not wish me to
ap9-4t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
TNRUsTEE,s SALE OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT
MORE MORE, Or . LES EAST OF JENNINGS
By virtue of deed of trust dated February I'd. -.
folio 367 ct seq one of the land records for the
district of Columbia and by direction ofthe party
salesroom of Walter B. Williams CO., Corner 10TH 9TH
f4d stISsfT n9rhTss on pRIk
the county Of Washington in the District OF ColI-
said deed of part of tract OF land
called Fortune Enlarged. lying about one and quar-
Scaggs land until it intersects the Marlboro road
containing forty-fOur acres, more or less, with i'm
Terms of sale: Five hundred dollars cash. balance
IN one two three four and five years with interest
property sold or all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser Si0O down when the property is struck off
OF sale are not complied with within days from
poperty at the risk and cost of deultg purchaser.
JOHN G; McKELDEN, Trustee.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, Nd. April TO- Virginia new ten
fortits threes 5la; North Carolina sixes Old.
1.O112 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 1O.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, IL. Flour active and strong-HOward street
and western SUPER 3OOa3. To- do. extra, 3.4Oa3. s.;
do family, 4OOa4 rs; city mills super, 3OOaS25: do
extra, 350a3 15; do Rio brands 415ab 90; Patapsc0
family, 8. IS; do. superlative patent 500. Wheat
southern firm and higher; western easier and active
lOOaiO1; No. 1 Maryland, 100 bid; No. western
winter red. spot, 94Iaa95la April 94aaa951<: May,
96is a96s,; June 9Slsa99; July, 30 bid; August lUO
bid. Corn-southern higher western higher and more
active; southern white, 55a56; southern yellow 52a
52l. western mixed, spot 52L bid fresh: April, So
strong southern, 5eaiI: western white. 3Sa4l; do
and Maryland, l6.OOal 90. Provisions firm and
quiet Mess pork, Is 25al350. Bulk UNDERSTANDINGS
and clear rib sides, packed, 6asa.& Bacon
shoulders, Ga; clear rib sides, 9; hams, 1li2a13
Lard-refneda,.: Butter dullmwesteEn packed l9si s
nominalNreiined, 7ssa7s.. Coffee frmer and quiet
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, SlsaSs Sugar quiet
A soft, 6; copper refined quiet. lOle Whisky steady
l2Oal21. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, 1l64d.: -four. 1s.6d grain, n0minay Id Re
ceipts-four, $50 barrels; wheat, 1S,OO0 bushels
LOCO bushels. Shipments-wheat, 10000 bushels
Sales-wheat 1,355,O0O bushels; corn. l44,OOO
bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. April 1O.-Closing prices: Wheat
April, 3d. May, sos: June SS7s July, 81. oats-May.
81. June. 34as July. 3iss. COrn-April, 4ss May,
49, June, 452: July. 4GLa. Pork-April. l2!5
May, I2.Oo: June: 1235;July, 124!is. Lard-Aprt,
6.95 May. 100; June. 40: july, 1l7ls
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DIR DYES

EEKrc vQt a A!S BELT; and other EIHcInie
men, young or old, who suffering nom Neryons
Debility, Lost Vitality and those diseases of personal
neture resulting nom abuses and other causes speedy
RELIEF and complete restoration TO health vgor and
manhood guaranteed. Send at once for fll1strsted
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR AND MME. sELDEN, s2s MISSOURI AVE
~ (neAr ~ st., below Pennsylvania ave n.wl the
most sktlful Ladies' Doctors in the United state
nearly forty years successful practice Kennedy for ir-
regulArtea safe healthy and cannot fail. Price as
Call or write. Office always open. epS-I We
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-09-11

ington comfy, appeared before the board
with memorial from the business men Of
Washington, touching the proposed route
through that county and a representative
upon the board. Tie rePorl
of Engineer jackson was received
together with complete profile OF the en-
tire line between Wichita and connection
with the b. & NJ. in Washington county. In
response to a communication President
Furley will 60 to Chicago within week.
The proposition 20 subscribe stock will be
submitted in Marion, Dickinson and Clay
counties as room as possible and an order
was so made. Vouchers were made cover
ing the survey and other expenses accruing
up to date. Much other business not of a
public character was disposed Of After
the visiting directors took
carriages and were shown for an hour or 80
about the city. after which they took the
evening express for the north.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-09-11

The Wichita EAGLE has been for month";
advocating Wichita's claims to being thu
metropolis Of the southwest, now rejoices in
having so able coadjuior as tie Capital &c
come to the rescue. Topeka too wants thu
bronze-mulatto goddess of liberty over hel
future palatisl merchants exchange. With
two such formidable Gattling guns trained
on the proud city on the hill we might infer
that the war is fairly begun and that Kansas
City may well lock to her laurels. What
we are mainly interested in Is to know
whether one of Wichita's proposed numer-
Gus feeders is to point southwestward, afford,
ing us less exhorbitant freight rates and
easier access to the outside world, tor which
we are every to cheer.-Clark County
Clipper.
Wichita has got her eye on Clark county
and if the w. Il w. or Sunfower don't &c
down there we must 60 in with Clark and
organize and build an extension or new
road,