Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-13

LIZZIE EVANS,
Supported by the Young Comedian,
HARRY wARREN,
AID an exceptionally strong company
saturday Matinee a; ~ p. r..
FOGG'S FERRY.
SATURDAY EVENING,
The Beautiful Pastoral Play, founded on
whiu.er's Famous Poem,
NJ AUD MULLER.
MISS EVANS rs the TITLE HAT-MAKER
Admission as usual. Reserved seats at p. o
NIB b-artifuI souvenir photo tcabine
size will be presented to each lazy al inc mai
inre.
The health of this city is very good at
present.
Several noble redskins arrived by the San
ia Fe from Caldwell Yesterday evening
Every hotel in the city !, chuck full OF
guests who came to attend the United States
court.
The law business Is now boonIing-twelvc
suits were begun before Justice Thomas yes
terday.
This week would bea good time for Cope |
land TO get his variety show JOINT under
Roadway.
One case Of plain drunk AID one saloon
fine showed up on the police court docket
yesterday.
A colored boy stole an overcoat from the
rink Saturday night Policeman Al Clark |
captured him.
Charley Fuller, of the firm of Fuller &
Son, is taking in the exposition at New Or
leans at present.
Daugherty, the man who had the racket
with CLANCY on Fourth avenue Saturday,
has not vet been arrested.
A splendid new counter with desk, shelly
ing and railing is being placed in the real
estate office of II. G.. Lee.
The assault and battery case against Mag
Woods was continued until the Goth in JUS
tice Thomas court yesterday.
\ kid mitt was picked up at the opera
house the night Of the G. \. Il. installation,
which is at this Office for the owner.
Uniform Degree Camp of |. 90. f., will
meet January /. BY order of chief com
mander. C. AuG DIErEE, Secretary.
The sacrifice sale at Heeht's jewclry es;ab-
lishment i being largely attended and rare
bargains aye said - be secured by pur-
chasers.
The tickets Cor Fay Tcrnplcton'= Mascoite
were put on sale Yesterday morning, and
went of Ike ice cream in August. Secure
your tickets nj once, as . full house is
assured.
Boss Tweed ex-coachman Wa, the busiest
man in the city yesterday, as be tore up the
turf arranging the preliminaries for the ses-
sion of the United States court that j. upon
the eve Of converting.
\ report reached this office bytc!ephone
about IL O'Clock last night that a Democrat
had been captured vho did not want the
postoffice What asylum he escaped from
was not stated.
A mush and milk festival was announced
for the W c. T. L rooms last night, but
their notice Of the entertainment never
reached this office until yesterday morning.
Save your cards or send them in time to be
of use.
Miss Matte Fabrique, daughter Of DIR. \.
H. Fabriquc, WAS among those who went to
Topeka from this city to attend the mas
querade ball When Matte returns She
will accompany Judge Little and wife TO
New Orleans.
The Stewart packing house advertiscs
twenty-five thousand pounds of shoulders
salted and unsaited, for SAFE al retail or
wholesale, 6 cents by the former, and - per
hundred pounds By the latter. This i a
good opportunity 20 buy good meats cheap.
ON Sunday night three tramps took
possession of f. A. Rciman's new house in
the southeast part C. town-breakinG win
dow to get in. They then made raging
fire in the stove, and went at pile Of coal
which was in the building. making it look
considerable smaller before morning
Please bear in mind the lecture which will
be given at the high schoo! next Tuesday
evening. For descriptive, power, dramatic
energy. and soul-stirring narrative, Col. r.
p Findley has but few equals. He has
passed through all the scenes which he
scribes and knows whereof me speaks The
high school room will seat over two hundred
very comfortably.
G. \. Ostergrcn. the artist whose contract
with Mr.. Baldwin, the photographer has
expired, has severed his connection with the
Baldwin gallery, and has secured the rooms
formerly occupied by L. NJ. org and is now
running this studio on his own account
Mr. Ostergren has the reputation OF being n
splendid artist, and Will doubtless succeed in
his new enterprise.
We were honored with brief call ycstcr-
dav from r. IL. Thorn, Of Lexington. Ten
nessec, gentleman Of intelligence. lawyer
by profession, who comes up to Kansas to
see for himself He informed Us that for
some days he had been sending EAGLES down
10 the hills of Tennessee, that he might note
upon his return the effect of a real wide
awake paper.
Judge II. q. Ruggles, in writing 10 the
Wichita Eagle from New Orleans, requests
Kansas people 10 give = certain restaurant
the 90 by. and then fails to give either name,
number or street. Only one restaurant in
all New Orleans? We are certainly thank
full to the judge - .he iatormation'-Wel-
lington Standard The judge said distinct
" that it was the Exposition restaurant on
the grounds. which is the only licensed eat
ing house there.
This is a wonderful age or rather this is
an age of wonderful people. Daily papers
formerly looked exclusively to bushes. men