Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-21
Not SO much dust this morning.

Not so much dust this morning.
Two street-cars were crowded with pas
sengers from the Union depot last evening.
The Wichita Street Car company began
the erection of car house just south of
their barn on Main street yesterday.
a lady desires TO say that all ladies inter
ested in school questions and desire to vote
must register to-day as the registers close to-
night.
The sidewalks and crosswalks are going
lown 50 fast and numerous in the north end
rf the city that il is hard TO keep the run Of
them.
sir Martin Hellar submits TO the EAGLE
plan or scheme for sewering this city which
in effect Is flushing system without ma
chinery-
The sidewalk on First street near the
county building, Is almost blockaded By
building material for the new addition to be
erected.
Lettuce appeared upon the dinner table at
the Occidental yesterday. 1t didn't stay
long, however, but like ali the good, died
young.
The dilapidated old sidewalk in front Of
| 'icrcc's boot and shoe store on Douglas-av-
enue was torn up and good new one laid
yesterday.
Those who were kicking about the dust
1 ,.. ,,.rr1
ing. Alas tor the peryerseness of the hui
man gizzsrd.
J. J. Kelley, publisher of Opera House
programme, is getting up an elegant pro-
gramIne for Thos. ". Keene's engagement
Monday night
DIR. yarden's pet prairie-dog has the free
dom Of the store, and is as tame a kitten.
It Is 4 great source Of wonder and amuse-
ment 10 She patrons of the house.
Ii is proposed to hold Il reunion of the
Kansas cavalry at Wichita next spring.
Capt. L. Z. Harvey, Of this county, Is APP
pointed on the committee of arrangements.
Ell Dorado Republican.
The troops have been withdrawn from
Wichita. Lieut.. n. ". Day and his two
sergeants. who have been here about /
month, left yesterday morning to join their
command in the Indian territory.
Al. Appliga;c, bin clerk of the Santa
Fe, we are informed was appointed major
general Of the polo club night before last.
The same authority stated that be expected
to be put ou the retired list next year.
Messr>. Ion Arnold and Nat Hamilton re-
turned TO town yesterday morning from
New Yorl; city, whore they purchased an
elegant and extensive lire Of mu.ical instIu-
mcrts for the new firm Of Steinway hall.
Superintendent Nickerson spent a large
portion of the day in the city yesterday in
making arrangements and giving directions.
A. To some work which the Santa F. iud-
necessary 10 Do within the limit, of the city.
Major L. NJ. Lawrence returned from
Cheney yesterday morning, where he had
been engaged for a few days having off 10
acre addition to the city Of Cheney. Our
genial friend, F. c. Goblin. is the owner Of
the addition
Mrs. Z. N. Mi.ner. wife of Captain Ms
ner, II former resident Of this city. died at
her home in Kingman thi, week Mrs Ms
ncr was irn" wife aud noble woman and
her former friends will hear of her deceaso
with sorrow.
Israel Bros, received a letter from Hr J.
\. Hollingcr. :he agent OF the Santa Fc at
Caldwell, in which he stated that he bad
let the contract for building a residence at q
cost Of 5000, on bis premises on north
Topeka avenue.
VIM. Brown. Of indianapolis. and Dr.
Galaway. Of IIar;-vilIc. Ind, are on = pros
pccting tour through southern Kansas.
These ave gentlemen Of characterand means.
and should be secured for permanent resi-
dents 10 this city.
Maj. Lawrence and wife will - to Fl Do
RADIO this morning 10 be- present at the mar
riage If their son, Dr.. T. b. Lawrence. to
Miss Ida Maud Dully. Bishop Ninde viii
oilicintc. The happy pair Viii come to
Wichita this evening aud spend the Sab
bath.
The charges ngains. John Curry are rre;-
ty strong, and some people say they can
vouch for his character. also that Of Jim
Creighton, since they came to thi, city, as
well a Dave S-ihcrt can. and also hint that
they knew little something about them be-
fore they came here nj all.
Mrs.EC. .Rugsles gave progressive c'Iclre
party on THURSDAY evening. The company
was large and the houors were carried oil by
Mrs. Wood and Mr.. Swentzell. and were
and beautiful. Col Inues Is
"playing keeps" with the boys 10 exhaust the
stock Of marbles awarded him IA the "foot
prize"
The wooden awning has been removed !
from Steinway hall. Why not everybody !
;are away these homely and unsatisfactory I
relics of barbarism and put up in their stead
something modern and civils The expense t
Is small. and with the size of this city. Il ,
should make pretentions to be up to tie :
times and the east. !