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NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand entrs Depot
$500 Rochester and Montreal express through draw
tngroOm
with dining stopping &C baDy Utica SYRACUSE 0ch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo,
iO:3O a. m Chicago Express drawingroom cars 10 Cansr.
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunao connects cr
Oswego. - 80.
$40 p. m, Albany. Troy ana Utica Express through
- D m ACCOMMODATION TO Albany and Troy
Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit and St Louis.
$3.50 Express with sleePing-cars 20 syracuse and 70
Auburn road and to Saratoga also to Montreal
Pacific Express. With seepngc cars TOR ROCHESTER,
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago
IL Night Express with .leepiu 10 Albany and
for the North except saturday night. -
tickets sale az Grand Central Depot, NO, IowlinS
Green 252 and ilS Broadway and at Westcotts Express
Offices Park place 7s5 and 9i2 Broadway ewYorA
and 333 Warrington and 73O Fulton Sta, Brooklyn and ~
FOuTthst, WILLIAMSBURG. =.
Accommodations IN end sleeping cars eah %
procured OF the ticket Offices Newfork CITY, ana
a33 Naahing ST.. Brooklyn
Raggags called for and checked from residence
.These daily. All Others daily except Nsnday
THESE trains stop at Harlem ll2othsL ana
General Superintendent. General PASSENGER Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and All rail from Grand Central Depot Thres
express trains daily Sundays eyceped to Boston al @
p m paor attached and 10 D. no. with palace seepns
cars Sundays at 10 u with paSee seepipg I4Is nan.
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THE NEW LINE

THE NEW LINE
4 BETWEEN
,5rwyoRK PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK. OLD POINT
WV COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER lsoOL
The NewYork. Philadelphia q Norfolk Railroad olP<.k
now runs Day and Night Express between NoNaos
and Cape hares. Trans leave Neel ork va fens yass
RAILROAD 500 week DAYS and p N daily
POINT Comfort 81 weoktays and $50 a ~ dag ~
York TO Cape Charles Parior Car nom Phisdephl r
out charge Tickets paror soas and sepinF Ogitso1
he secure al Ticket Cfhcs OF the Pennsyyana kaA~
CompauV r.. COOKE, Gen1 Pass. and treslt Ageh~
III W DUNNE superintendent
WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON R1VER ..i
All trains leave West 42dst. Corandt and DesorossSs
tati0ns.
Chicago slo O. m. ~ D. m. Pullman sleepers through
81 Louis. $780, % p. m. Pullman seeDers.
Detroit, 80 q M, $3.50 g p. Pullman seepors ~
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Bunalo Roc esef ~
Syracuse, 7il0 .loa m. 500, 81
Utica, 7i1o. slO. ll;D0 MI .5s5O. - Q. IN. - ,,nx
Newburg. Kinaston. Catskil. Albany TAU Il" law
For Montreal and Canada East 7io a. m, $50
Hamilton Lndon 'lo m- $3.50 - p N Toronto '''@
sbaiy. Other tranA daily except sunday ..
For tckets time tables parlor or sleeping CAT 10
aons information apply az olcss, Jersey SIy fenm
etstion obokel iio sshing.onst sfsosWnM Ky M s Six
ses, sol. eA6 lao ls2y broadway 7s stn.avs i ~ fs
l9sth st, 1851 Bowery. Ponn r. r. steaona 100. -
kndt and Desbrosses sta, and West shore siauois pj
Wess I9dsN BaggAss called for and CHECKED IRON d
A 1ssiasassA osS1q ca q ls2 n - 1Rsss -.-A
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON March 2S-Tnrpenine quiet at 29c.
SAVANNAH. March 25.-Iurpentine quiet ut 20 &c.
WILMINGTON. March 2o-Iurpentne hrm az 2Jc
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE, L. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"a san from New-NOrk regularly
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
ETHIOPIA, April 4, a. N. AN CHO IA,ApTil 25.
DEVONIA, April Is, a. m. BOLIVIA ..... May = Z a.
Cabin passage $50 $50. Second class $50.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday, April 3 May
and every fourth We,lne sday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 10 800 Second class S}5.
Steerage outward. orprepaid $40.
For passage or furtheT information apply TO
KEN DERSON BHOTHEkS, General Agents, - 49,
Bowling Green New York.
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HINES AND MiNiNH
sALEs Ar raS ysKYOa2 MfyYya sY0aAvsa
NEw-YoRx. March 2s. 1888

CLOSING PRICES or OALIF0Rvfd srOcES
SAN FaASCIsc). March %. 1888.
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Gteamboats ans Kaslsoaes,
oTOvJNrTov ITNc

A -STONINGTOy LINE
.Ts 2o r., 4 r. TISgER
Ct M F,stcIass to Boston. 50. Corresponding rsd,s
''''' y u ". PoppLE, General Passenger Assn.
- xonx AK SEsTEbS
ArrAnGem0n'' Of m @9aes sssr oep0 fr" a
9 5:s Rsy 5s' sss ss,
Coaches 70 Cleveland Cincinnati a. and Chicago =
psi ssss $S e si
yinS e be,qo T N.sa B m Ta Ss ii''; % s Ss
land Iosp NJ Ginsigaat $40 & p M 9. a.t Lsas SEQ
Sncsgs l.s5s ssyrs' cs. g. Ss wsf y @ Tr
mira B1faio NIAGARA Pals, ciaciansa sad CHis.sS
m GshsStS 5S .o S Ak rsisss S e sssss
sqPssy. sis s 9 SaS oas e noon s s
ss"sI "a "a sss !SGs .
.sS ssts sSS SS 's susasy sas 81 G9" sa
sSsn 80 s,s I02S IA sIe SIo SlS
Ss ScalnMa S 10 i sr.,
'fS sondou. % and Kingston and Montgomery ssopa
s1aaas Go.seS 30 Sis 1920 an s2o $3.50 4so ESQ
sI5ssg MSPss' ss 80 80 ioo ISs se 'S
$50 connect With NevYSrs ontario AID .o.srS
hirqiH porpJeaTs av 20 o2o $50 ssspS sSnS,
$50 iSis ~ ss sda.r and quarter after .es so,,
from 545 Q TO 1o:46 NJ eyerJ thirty minutes froa
Tcsets for passage and Drawing .,a
snd bsgsass nay be &c :ft q re eompany'
ETSfs,. trains rom the srrysn NswYorx 7.la
's0 iai Iaas q l. 'ad RhRor Gsn Pa.sr Agent Nswyo
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains from Chambersst Depot Raglewsoa
cIoster PierIpont and Nyscn 800 10 a m S2d k5o
Nspuot Spring Valley and MOnscy 10 a. m a5Op m
yy5HN IN T. ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Agent, NewYOrk.
TALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound RoatS
to G'G spa the ssd Fr f & tags S p1 ine sS
River, daily s@ ys9neays S6NR Ss6HeNsRtedl az Ssop
poRDES Io1EEE IL Agents. iSs' SsTycTs ''1S'' A'''N
TOR Ew-HAvEN.-steamer leave Peck
j. Slip at p ~ and II p. no tsundeys exeepte. lp.A
70 anew s@e and I'd east
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NEwYonK, ,NEwHAvEiS iS.o ASp .sIAi, MAnTEoSas2 ySsa
syspSs S{gs Fgs4a. sss.i. EsIS % I
saSsSs ssaSsS, q rssS s5 Ags51f sSo 1000 sS
S .d psS SG s. 9E Ta@s Rs es5r& & c'S S
ssy cssS sSS R ansey
kesccRe w Tai%s for Al fN9: fs4os S M ho, s 4is ss.
and susled and Boston and al pcn
sansht train for Rochelle and all intermediate sta:
e%s ssnas7 3; sa. m i Say stSses
ton at 900 noon and 30 the latter tram connectirg
sf trains 70 Gran Genital bepOt and
samord and express train to Boston via shore Line
EHIGH VALLEY acknowledgements
II trips leave depot foot Of Sortan6I and ps;src.ss
Xicnt9wn ReadiEg, Asuch olunk Wilks'1srTs r.w,sdS
man throngh coaches daily Local trains al snd SAD
n m, for Taston Bethe ehem and Coplsy.
Trains ieaving at $40 and o4O p M connect for IN
points in Mshonoy Hazston coal regio1s Sunday ua
ssYss for Hanch Chunk and Hazlet0n, 9siO 4 IN
GENERAL Eastern Ofaca re. 035 broadTT-o~ n y
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORIrE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTONs3 80,
WORCESTER
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30

NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBoSToNs3 80,
WORCESTER 80 80,
NASHUA, So S.
PoRTLANDsS
and NJ trsss's-s
stesnsrs CITY OF Worcester and "City OF B,5,oa~
ssve Pier 40 ~ r. foot Of Watts next pier above Dss
brosses.st Ferry. daily except Sundays at 500 p
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Gote!s.
Summer Resorts.

UADDON HOUSE.
ATLANTIC CITY y. J.
Splendid location facing the Handsomely appointed
With convenience for winter and summer yisitors
EDWIN LIrPINCoTT
DROSPECT HOUSE, Shelter Island, l.. l.,
y. Y.-Ths popular and well known hotel viii OPEN
about June 26 For diagrams OF rooms and other information
call or address the proprietor,
D. p. HATHAWAY. East Berlin Conn.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30

PORDEAUX LINE.
2D New and direct line to the South Of France
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LEOVIIL Saturday April IL
From Prence's stores near street Ferry BROOK
lyn. . .--. -
Nice &C. will time ana expense by taking this line
Iirs Cabin Including wnel, $50 to SlUO. second Cabin
$50; Steerage s25. For passage srply to
F.Lh HOULANGER as Beaver.st
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Neu Dnbliraticns.
Rarely great story narrated simply and yet 50 ehec
tively.-N Y. Times
THE RESCUE OF GREELY.

Rarely great story narrated 80 SIMPLY ana yet 50 eec
tively.-N. Y. Times.
THE RESCUE OF GREELY.
By Commander W. S sCHLEY. U. s. N. and Professor J.
RUSSELL soLUY. U. S. N. With maps and numerous
Illustrations VOL svo, So 90.
The work has the hority without the stiffness and for
maty that be inseparabe from of eal report
presenting whole story of the Greey episode in strong
outlines with good deal Of atenti to details that
throws much light upon half understood pOnts-lBoston
Transcript
Not by virtue Of his Office Commander Schey
competentto the story this memorable expedition On
his return from the North all that the public Of him ind
Gated intellectual fitness to deal with the most delicate
and trying the dis nifty and seresaint that
became and due of justice and the propr
etes The volume these grounds is no disappointment
Bearing in mind the opportunity that offered him
for ambitious writing to mention the chances for other
and graver ndscretion bas been sngulary well
The whole story is told in plain facts plainly and
intellectually stated and the adectives few.-[N. Y
Times
model for authors who have occasion 10 narrae
periences which they themselves prominent 1t is
short and entirely TO the piont.-[N. Y. Herald.
For sale by all booksellers sent postpaid. upon
cept Of price by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
743-745 Broadway. New.YoIk
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CHOICE collection OF school circulars for
" parents guardians Teachers every department OF
and learning Recommended H. HESSE, SO West 2lstst
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GUION LINE.
~ roR GSaGfR arERssH6%N sA6 v b ANb IiYhRPooL
Leaving Pier 80 T SGs o. MaFa hRi 81 $50 m
ITgesasy ApTil April 4 10 a. m
ALASKA tuesday, Xprii2l. $3.50
aS passage according aterCcS 3 $50 soo
lneedate SFFd no 700 % sRGHa6WAY GUIoN CO
HAMBURG AMERICAN SIS. cos LINE for
lPIYMogTh Londonl Cherb9qrg Paris and Ham6urg
EEd3iA s I1 ApE n2 7iSS SS pm pm
ans s|ssEass Round
KUEHA%PT c9 can B kIeHARD EI,. a Rl1Sv c9
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
i FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
SIFf Ff OF OF HRIr B. M
CABIN PASSAGE $50 $50, and 800 intermediate s31
sTEERAGE, to or from New;York, $l5. ,,,s,,oco
Philadelphia oncs. No. los south 4th-st
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ NEw.yofRK. fos ss65tTHAMpToH, TIL re w AND BREMEN.
NIpEk MthRl %sa sst AP Ap $50 SoUs m FGL6% Wed
Ey Ws sieamsr fr:1 cabin $50 500 cabin
$50. Saturday Steamer First CABIN s'o' se'onu 0'''
SOU steeraSe at lowest ratss.
oELRICHS az Co, No. Bowling Green.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
lines FOR cAIEFoRNIA sAYpWTGa STS IsLANfDsS Sfs
ToI FIs% Ssn Rsi he 5oSs
cry - sails " enesiay April l. noon.
Connecting for Centrai ana South America and Me1loa
From san Francisco lst and Brannan ,ts-
For Japan and China
CITY OF PEk NG sails @aturi Aprh - p m
For HONOLULU, NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
CITY FsYDNkY sails saturday. ApIA ~, Zp M,
or on arrival OF London mails ut san tranclsco .
Cornpany's office on the pier, foot Canal.st ~ X
f' ~ II. ]. BULLAY, superintendent.
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
IL sailing New York and Antwerp every satartaJ
B..LGENLAND. apri =, ~ NJ
Ssturday. Apil III, D. w.
saloon $50 500 excursion 10 10 Sl6O second Cabu
PETER WRiGHT q SONS. Gen'l Agts, 80 Broadway.
THE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SS. co.
American passenger line for ST. Thomas barbados Para,
Maranham PernaInbdco. Bahia aud RIO dc Janelro
ADVANCE, Tuesday March 81. \ At noon from
FINANCE, Wednesday, April 22. Robert stores
MERRIMACk, saturday, May 23 Brookyn
From Newport News Va, on third day succeeding AZ M
PAUL H. GERHARD a CO., General Agents - broaase
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEEN SrOWN AND LIVERPOOL -
DRITANNIC, Capt Perry Saturday, April SOU M
REPueLIO Can't irving SATURDAY. Apri IL. ~.
oERMANio Capt Kennedy satnr,ay' apL %; 'so W W.
From the White star Dock foot Of West loth-st q,
avors sseerage at low Intermediate Adr
atc onv s3A For uspecon OF plans and other nforna
ton apply at the eompany's ofnces No BreaaTay New
~s'A'' ''' sruART a ToBEY. 400 waluHtsa
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NOR RERMUDA.

NENEKAI TKANSA IANIIC CUMPANI
~ Between New-York and IIavre
Companys Pier new No AZ North RIVER foot OF Mortons
81 LAU kEN dc JOnssen. w ednesday, April l. Z a. M
AMERIQUE. sanelh Wednesday April 8, II a.
ST GERMAN Traub- Wednesday, April ID, a. ln
CANADA. dc kerslb Wednesday, Aprit 22 IL
Checks payable az sight amounts TO suit ON the Bangue
Transatlantque OF Paris -
LOUIs DE BkBIAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.
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,,rxru Na-cb 2s.-Flo1r firm aud unchanged. What

nrni 80. Mllwauko0 Casl DC: March I90aci ApFlI
l.c. Oats duh; No White 81 Sc Eye quiet No. l. sc
Provlslon, higher Mess PORK ST. 20 Cash and Marcn
$3.50, Aiay. Lard-Pruhe steam, 81 - Ca'l ana
March: So 9j May sweet PIcklei Hans firm at 81
Q9ltc Hogs. - iOdl ~. ReceDts-tour l,600 bblsi
Wheat. 2J.oO0 hush Barley l2.oUO shlDnsnts-tlodr'
nllI liz henL HnrleY. ll.UUl
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30
CUNARD LINE.

COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-York in
April, May, June and Jdy, By frstclass steamships.
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURSiOSIST, with maps, contains full par
tculars, by mail for ten cents.
THos COOK u SON. 26l Broadway. n. Y.
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Instruetior.

Refers to the Faculties Of College and sohOOi OF
kinos
New-York tribune., 1885-03-30

GCHOOL OF MINES.
- PREPARATORY SCHOOL 80 Fnsr 4jthst.
j. Woo1br ige Davis O. f. Phi d. Principal Introductory
10 all Scieuthc Colleges.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31

Capt White returned from Washington
City night before last. He seems to hav,
been well impressed with President Cleve
land and expresses himself satisfied that hi
trip will prove . fruitful one, which ",
take it means that he believes his partner
name will gil the commission for the new
postmaster for Wichita. The captain nc
doubt felt very proud, and happy and hon
ored when Mr.. Cleveland took him BY tn
band and promised him that his partner
should be remembered; but the ofensiv.
PARTISAN whose hand was grasped over Ten
years ago on like occasion in that sam.
room by the hand that lies all nerveless OF
Mt. McGregor to-day beside the cold form
of him whom q whole nation mourns Is still
prouder Of the threat that he shall be kickel
out by an administration the sol,
business of whose bead hal
been to pull down Republican
officials only because they were Republican,
and to elevate ex-rebels to places Of homo
and profit only because they were ex-rsbels
The salary of the Wichita post-odace having
been increased within few days b our war
rant-and it's sure ons-that . Dsmocrs
is to 90 in, but whether it will be the cap
tain and his partner, or name that military
speaking, ranks one notch higher, remain
to be announced. In the meantime th.
offensive partisan postmaster holds himssl
in readinssfto give way to the non.partisa,
patriot, whoever he may be, and would no
have even asked that they spend 70 mucl
time and money Is was necessary in goini
to Washington City. II this Be ofensiy,
partisanship make the most Of L.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
A FoRoER sKIPs.

Night before lart . man who gave hii
name rs Raymond Stone, who had been
working for Harry Hill, and boarding at the
fremont house, presented check, drawn in
his favor, for $50, to which Harry Hills
name YVES signed, to Mr.. McKim in pay
ment for his board which amounted TO three
dollars. The check was received by Mr.
McKim and the balance, S27, paid over to
him in money. When the check was pre-
sented at the bank yesterday morning, it
was pronounced forgery. Search showed
the fact that the forgcr had skipped. Mr..
McKim sen: kilograms TO all the surround
ing towns on the railroads, notifying the au-
thorities and giving description Of the for
ger, but nothing hss been heard Of him that
we know Of. II is also reported that be
passed similar check for SIS on Fritz
Schnitzler, but of this we have no positive
information
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
OMAHA, ABILENE. WICHITA.

The executive committee Of the Board OF
Directors of the Omaha, Abilene & Wichits
Railway company having provided the
money necessary to cover the preliminary
expenses, have employed an engineer and
IN experienced corps and ordered an imme-
date survey of the line between Abilene and
Wichita. The orders or for the corps TO run
oil the preliminary lines necessary to the
determining tie best most direct and practi.
cal ronte for heavy and fast trains. No rea-
sonable expense will be spared in determrn-
ing the best and most feasible route. In the
meantime, petitions are on. for an election
Tor subscription to stock. A soon Is the
engineer has made his profles of the line be.
tween here ADd Abiline, he will, We under.
stand. go on with the work to point as far
north Is Warrington or the stale line, Sc
that the work will be in shape TO contrac,
- whole, or in parts, . The directors may
deem the wisest and for the best interests o.
al concerned.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
THE LATE WIN. WINCH

William Winch was . native Of Germany
and emigrated to this country st the ags O
81 and settled In Michigan, where hs tOilsd
hard in the woods several years. thsncs b,
moved to Rockford, Ills.. where hs conduct
ed confectionery business seventeen ysan
at the end Of which time he came TO Kansas
arriving in Wichits in March. 1877, durip1
the great food. He subsequently, settled il
Kingman county and was smong the pio
neers of the ChikAskia valley, whore be On.
dured tie trials, hardships and priv.tions Of
Of those early times. His farm in KingmaD
now is one Of the finest in the state. h
settled in this city in 1882 and the next -,
built one of the finest blocks on Main
street. Before his death be bad
accumulated considerable property
During several years that slow but fatal
disease, consumption, had made deep in.
roads on his constitution and for two years
before his deatA be was oonlnsd 70 he resi-.
dence. On the 10th of this month, aftsr Q
life Of usefulness. surrounded By his family,
his peaceful spirit escaped from it tenement
Of clay and fed to brighter home. 1t was
all over! the last struggle was pase tie
struggles, the strife, the anxiety, the pain.
the turmoil of life vas over. Hencsforth no
terrsssiai cares shall cloud his skies. Re was
. devoted husband and . loving father. He
leaves . widow, one son and tvo daughter
70 mourn his los.
~ColA In The dust The persisted hsast AaS
lie,
But that which warmed 4 can nsve. de-"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
THE EAGLES EXTRA.

The night force on this paper were ordered
to hold the columns Of this paper open til
six or seven o'clock yesterday morning, 60
that the last word might be received from
Mt. McGregor. From half past i've O'CLOCK
till half past six the wires were silent, 20 tht
paper was put to press. The foreman and
telegraph editor had hardly left the ofnct
before bulletin was received ,hat the hero
of battles, the loyal hearted statesman, VA
no more. The city carriers had started on
their rounds and the bulk of the mail had
been made up. The death bulletin w.s re-
ceived at s:l6 a m. To get the force q
work, the last dispatch into type and thu
press to going consumed some thirty min.
utes- Important trains were 10 BE- met BY
9:l5, besides the Office was full of nsvsboyI
clamoring for extra papers. In forty-dve
minutes from the time the last bulletin wsl
received the EAGLE extra, drspsd in mourn.
ing, was in the hands of the news agents Of
the east and south going trains and within
an hour and ten minutes fourteen newsboyl
were on the streets with the same edition
The EAGLE was the first paper in the STAT
to get the news on to the moving morning
trains. The presses were kept running I'M
til eleven O'Clock in supplying nsvsboys OF
the streets and the orders from news agent,
by telegraph.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF rAK
10 OF or,

At Odd Fellows Hall last night . NOR,
than usual interest was taken - It was tn
occasion Of the installation Of ohcsrA n,
imposing ceremony was conducted with be.
coming solemnity and the attendance w
quite large. The installing ofdcsr wss J. c
Mcmillan, d. d. G. n. P. g.. and the on.
GERS installed were: H. d. Hsisefman, N.
G.; Jno. B. Carey, V. g.; C. A. Dieter, &
s.; w. p Stem, T.; Fred Cossstt, W.; G,
w. Fnyor,.. c.; A. L. CanAsld, ]. g.; Il.
Jacobs, o. G.; VIM. Mathewson. r s. N.
G.; Harry Maxwell, 8. s. N. g.; n. B.
Jacoby, r. s. s.; L H. Nudd, l. 8. 8.
Af.er the ceremonies Of installation were
over refreshments were served and the
ladies and gentlemen present partook Of the
ices and cakes. The affair was one Of social
fellowship As becomes thst splendid order.
The hall was pleasant and cool and arranged
in imposing order.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31

Mrs. Helen N. Wood, tho wife and mother
who, sinking under consumption, was taken
to house on Topeka avenue early this
spring by some kind-hearted ladies who ever
since have ministered to her wants, which
ladies were living in the immediate nsighbor-
hood, died night before last after . very
long and painful illness. Her little son, .
mere child, kept the rcnt of tho house paid
BY almost superhuman effort Mr.. Kslly
and Artie Smith went among some Of the
kind. hearted friends and raised funds suf-
6cient to purchase . neat coffin and lot in
the cemetery. The funeral took place yer
terday afternoon. The little boy-ths son,
who Is but eleven years old, has shown .
manly, almost heroic. spirit, promising his
mother the last thing that be would still
keep his sisters together in home and do
all he could to provide for them.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
OUR SLEEPY NEIcnsok

Our neighbor is wormy again-it's EAGLE
railroad worms this time. and they pass hin
as big as snakes, regular AnAcondas. II *
many fellows had figured out these line,
why didn't they build them or tell some
body Better Try q dose of vermifuge
neighbor, or any kind of fuge that's handy
Maybe the running Of q postofice would
suit your complexion better. Our infuenc.
don't 30 great ways VIII George Folsom,
father, but you have our consent,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31

Fl Dorado Republican: ave stop tn
press to announce that another charter hal
been taken out for . Wichita railroad.
Yes and you will stop your press 70 an.
nounce the completion of two or three sew,
eral Wichita roads before you are much
older. The EAGLE is building three road
for Wichita at present and when completed
the fellows who own the other road which
don't come to Wichita viii have 10 build
them themselves or stay out in the cold.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-31
FAIR GROUNDS.

An EAGLE reporter took stroll through
the Fifth ward yesterday, and visited the
fair grounds west Of the city, and took notes
of large Improvements going on there Mr..
II. b. PeckhAm, contractor, ID erecting the
agricultural hall within the grounds, which
is to be40x60 feet, two stories high. He b
also about to erect two new stables, each Of
which is to be 20x100 feet.
The track has been very much improved
and widened. and everything done. or to be
done, to meet the requirement Of tbs eoning
fair, The grounds contain thirty-six acres,
level. and well adapted to park purposes.
1t 10 conveniently located and II street. car
line is completed there so y 10 accommodate
the people Of the city, grand success may
be anticipated.