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Mem TubIirdtlons.
IMPORTANT BOOK JUST PUBLISHED.
"BEYOND THE VALLEY"
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW
DAVIS.

AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDRE" 'NN
e., r,r,ro,,ops p,ctnr1ng what the Seer" has seem
na,oov-Frontspiece- Valley AMI the AounDuh'' a
Nan buried Alive-First Appearance of the spirits
-, raoao ~ the snirts scene Two Deaths In Me-"
York uospital; How the spir!tVoce is Ae'fd W '' 49,
ternal Ear. ,,,,.,,. fash and
The numerous friends OF Mr.. Davis VIII nan 'nl'
handsome volume with delight. He has not WIZ" 49,
t more timely and important for many years. inc nisy
Of his life is the history spirit as Influenced oy
angels and king progress in spite ofthe
" ,,ro recor,s Of scenes in his private ans puDhc
career be Ginning whore the Magic STAG ends anu -
NE ncoooaI and private experiences truthuiy up 10
the present day. .,.o % IN. Mario
Ievond the Valley Is 4 companion volume 70 .ao =,
Cav 7, contains 4Os pages which parents and children anu
80 class OF thinkers may read with hishes. moral ana l-
telectua advantage. single copy 81 Oh. run s
,,c,y ornor poqwo,tb and Province sta Boston, Mass
The trade supplied on liberal terms
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a Fw-yoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

- EN 1OKk ZEN hAD AMI ODSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C 0mne ncing May "a. 1885,
through tlnins will leave Grand Central Depot -
.sOJ q M. rochester and Montreal Express through
ESQ a. a. Fast Limited Chicago and St. Louis Express
with dining stopping at Albany syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls ETte Cleveland aud Toledo, ann ing
Chicago so a. Ciacignau 100 and st. Louis 74O
p %. next day Through Drawing Room Car TO Niagara
io.iO A. NJ Chicago Express. drawngroom 10 Canaan
dagua, Rochester Niagara FSs and Buffalo, copnect Tor
OBWcgo.
drAwugro cars.
through drawingroom cars
4 D.. m ACCOMMODATION % Albany and Troy.
- chicago ST. Louis Express wth Shopping cars Tor
Niagara Fas Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroit Chicago
and 81. Louis.
1850 m Express with seepngcars 10 Syracuse ana TO
Auburn road and TO Saratoga; also TO Montreal
ol5 M raeac LEpress WITH sssPn cars Tor heenes
Chicago also TO WatcOwn daily except Saturday, anu 10
ORdensburg daily. except saturday.
llb D. Night Express with scepngcars 10 Albany aDd
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West aad Tor
the " TTh except SATURDAY night.
Tickets sale Of Grand central Depot NO lowing
and Wostcotts Express OGces Parkpace ner BIoad
way 7S5 D42 broadway. aud G2 West l2Jthst. New
YORK. 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton st BrooAyn and ~
Accomnodatons ia drawing and sleeping DO
procured the cke oiccs in NewY0rk CITY, and at
sy3 Washin gtOn-t. Brooklyn
BAGGAGE called FOR and checked from residence
AThe trains daily All others ily except sunday
1.-THE trains stop at Harlem l25th 81 anu %tlave)
ON sunday runs only 70 Albany and Ir9y urvn,rcr
J. II. TOUCEY, D. A. hEN DhiiCh..
General superintendent eeneFa fassenser Assn'.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after juno ], 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
NewYork Desbrosses and Courant Street
Ferries a follows: -,
HARRISBURG Pittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, a. M, q. and D. m. daily. Ne~.f0k
Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and sleep
Ing Cars &C . a. m. every day. =.
Sp M connecting Cory for Ttusyie, Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited washington
Express Pullman paror Cars daily except SUNDAY
O. NJ; arrive Washington 405 D. regular AT g ~ anu
l. and . n. and IL night eunuay, olo u
n, 3;i0 and p. m. and IL mig ...,.n -, -,
o Sfs Paw esd Junction and intermediate stations
VA Railway and Amboy, a. m, IL noon, 33o y ~; VI
SUNDAY a. m and y IN do not stop at Asoury ParH
For Old Point Norfolk, via New ork ana
Norfolk Railroad 6:2O m. week days and m every
day via Baltimore and Bay Line $40 p m weeK'nays
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trans az
Jersey CITY. afording speedy and difece uasier 'oe
Trans Arrive. Pittsbprg 8 l'so mr. e;SS Pa ana
n M daily. Washington and Beltimorc otZv.
a m 90 $40 $50 $50, g:20 and 1000 p. m sunday.
60 a. IN, 5:lo 800 1905 M From p5liaae'Pna
$50 $50 go sj5. 100; so 92e 9;S5 1922 ?. m,
and 1870 nqh sunday 8: So $40, 100, BUD, iloo ms
2.s0 600. 615. 600 9;35, 1000 y.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ ROAD
stauoDs IN 81 and Desbrossesst
NE" 'tOhN' Phila, and Recalling II. T., foot ueertyst
LEAVE NEW-l % Rk-COuimencng May % 1888:
For South ArnDoy Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
a:20 $40 IL O. m, lS0, !, D, 9d3 y. MI sundays q
$50 n. IN.
Via Penns yvania Railroad IL m. p m Sundays o.
For Matawan via Phade pha and Reading Railroad $50
s:lbl II M. 1880. 400 4S0. D. Si3 p MT sundays
Via Pennsylvania Railroad II m. p ms Sundays
For Red bank VIA Phsdeph,s and Reading Railroad 43o
s;l a. NJ. 1850. T. $3.50 St5 p. sundays, St9 "a ~
VIA Penrsy.vania Iaiiroad O. NJ IL M ssjO D. M
4. IN, 5p.
For Long hraneh ocean Grove Asbuy Park Ocean Beach
Sprng Lake Grit Point Pleasant etc. via Philsdeipha
and Readng Railroad 430, s;l6 " l3O, L. o:Ao D. NJ
sund US mot stoppng ocean Grows or Asbuy Park T.
St6 o n. :, ooo
Via Tsunsyivania Railroad a. IL M; $3.50. p mi
sundays mot stopping az ocean Grove or Asoury Park q
c. a. HANCOCK. J. k WOOD
q. p. s T. A. y. &. Il II, n W. r. a. r. Is A.
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Gurouean advertisements.
uaATEFUL-CoMroRrI
EpPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"Ey thorough knowledge Oh tne natuIst
laws hch govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition
ecied Cocoa Epps has provided our wsa
favored beverage which may save as hsi
diet constitution may be gradually built up In srong
tendency to disease hundreds " suO
tie raaes noang aroand as ready 70 a'{acx was s
Nv ourseIyes fortified with pure blood and
prroneriy noarisbcd Game."-Ci,il service Gazette
- rms ~ Croeeys Labelled thus JAMES EPPS Co.
Homo Chemists, London, England
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IyNVTF3T RIVER BRANCH

EEARLEn RIVER BRANCH
: \ NEW.YORK. NEW-HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. n,
Trains leave Harlem River station corner lS2ost and
Ilncoua near TId Avenue BRUCE across Harlem River
l-oached By Third Avenue Elevated haigOa daily, except
Sundays AZ $40 TAB, eO0 1000. ll;05 a. m. 2lu $780,
$40 so, Gao aud 500 p m .or Port Aorr Casanova
Oak Point, Hunta Point. Nest Farms. Van Nest. west
heater TuPsDu Bag hester Pelham Bay. Barlow CITY
Tslaud Pelham Manor and NcW.HOchehe csnnec ing az
The New york end Hartford Railroads Shore
me and Ar Divisions; Newt anasn Mlddietown.
and aiell Branches and Boston and al points
Efst. -. ,,,,, ~, -, ,.. a.. -.
r,ous It 2:i5 a. IN daily. except Moudays.
Rochelle AMI all intermediate sta
1900 ami $50 m the after ira connecting
amrd and VIII express Bo.toa via shore Limo.
{ EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-P 60
trains leave depot fot OF COrtlRndt and Des9rosscs
Ia a. m $40. and p. Tor Easton Ee'h,he,n
AcntoNu Retllag. Mauch Chunk WnkesbnrIe, 0"ssas
Eagery Ithaca Geaey Lyons, Buffalo and the West rul,
b, In Tor FastOn Beth chem and Coplag. $500.
Tr frs .eaving % 10 and $40 p m connect or o.
oufs Ia Mahon0y and HazletOn coal regions SUNDAY traI
-sves Tor Manch Chunk ard Iazle.on, $40 a N.
T. b. BiINGTON, G. r. n
NEW-HAvEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ Frs a. II NORTIIAI AND CONT1NE NTAI. leave
Peck Sip Pier 70 r. r. at and II p m SUNDAYS
TX - hStr'Y5tR
&C. Tickets sold and baggage checked At ett Broadway.
Y Court-st Brooklyn. Exclusion 70 Ae"-HAven AMI
return. 81 "a
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily (sundays excepted to Boston at M
D. m (parOr attached and ii with palace Sleep
Ing cars sundays at II p m with palace Sleeping eaIs
\. w. POPPLE, Agent
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Catalogues with full particulars of courses IN aTt sceC
civil eng neerine medicine and law; can pc - -
pcatlon NJ University building Washns'oA-s H-o.
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~.ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND NEw.LONDON, NORWICH
WmIrE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pier
brosses street Ferry at p. CITY OF wore ESTER"
Tncsiays Thursdays and saturdays CIrY OF BOsrON"
nav be secured at Aston 907 26 se7 and 95T Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan aud nrs Hotels 1888 Eultonse
brooklyn. ami ut Pier 40 North River - n.ny -.
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commencement exercises ACADEMY OF MUSIC
June *. 1880 \. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, aud Railroaas.

TOR LONG BRANCH.-Steamer Heisley.
Captain & W Davis leaves Picr ~, East sives: daiS
At ss way. =
sDs sh carried at low rates. H: ScB ind s.G sss:
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chamber. g. Depot for Eng'ewcc4
e ss p $50 syaSaa sundays "a
' NaHres spring valley and Monsey T. io M 4:Soa
nSS !aS h5M
Arrangements Of train, rom ohsnberxs Depot From as
sAm-D.y s.ssr. sensay Ss's Day Esps..
to to IA sas' Sleeping
ss Le%s d% sss s kIsgSIess No s.,s
SassIs sris,ns ass s.ssTs f.: S.s:
e r. :s train. Is Is
q fs Ss Ssy ..d ss s %si s
Elmra Bpaao Niasara Falls c!nsinna,, sna CHICAGO
noon o0a So 1sS S
midnight Sundays s:io $3.50 1920 LAO $3.50 TAO spn
rag 10 7ss sso 1920 q n y noon l.s
@ Sundays s SsS $50 ioso is ssea
rstsr.o 30 y. Ssyarn sS $50 70 lso
rsSaSS ss IL $40 sse
Ss~ssIx sS $50 sS'ssy sass,
Sunday $50 am
D NJ. Sunday $40 $3.50 1920 m. $50 IN.
Mddletown 4:45 5:t5 1850 l0:2o $50 $50 $3.50
@ ssn nSss .S gss sd
a :ssp; 'p 81.
Eosts Leave 3sdst. n " t4j els Sis m to Gas
m every neen minutes $40 TO 1913 every thirty
minutes and l1i5 M sundays every thirty minutes.
seepos tS can be obtained ssssns
a S or q 81 safsss %sy 30 Isl
Courtst. brooklyn, or at the Companys Dep0ts.
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork at Io
'''' JOHN n ABBofT. GenT Pass'r Agent New:York
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Cost and fonno

I OST OR Handbook No. 12G, 694,
the German Savings Bank In tho CITY of New
York to Katharine Schroeder All persons are cautioned b
pngoe Tie same and cgucsted deyer the BOOK 70 lne
esy Of July 1885. application win be nada n the bank Tor
IupucstAA
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Express Trans NevYo, via DesbrOsses and Court
egoi 7.2o !. o @ Chicago Lnited and 10 Washington
Tfinireil II, ll1O a. l. 800, 3:fp ., 4O . 6Ls
and 3 D. m IL night. sundays, 81 v ~ Liiniteds
and 10 a. M. $40. 8, Il, Z and p m. ana ~ night
Trans leaving NewYOrk daily, except suniy 81 ana
ll;lO w. q 4, 440 and p N, connect al Trenton i"'
ro'nc trains leave Broad Street station philadelphia
Sa,i 32 435 5;f5. $50. 800 SEQ $780, aud Il;l9
a m, 0lmited Express $50 and 400 p M l. o. = 9,a
$50 7io $40 and u ON sunday FOL 80 49,
5,t5 $50 q m, l. 4 l:JO Limet $50 E.U IsV ?. m
Leave PhIlsdelphil via Camden, s5o NJ uaiy eAeeps
9eSet orcss s4a 425 and 9it Broadway Astor House.
r oo of Desbrosses and Courtiandt sts tourist aud
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fuiton st. BEo,Iyai
,sch's Hotel HOb0ken station, Jersey city I'm grant
Ticket once 40 Batterygaee and Caste Iaruen, ,,,
rho New-York Transfer Company VIII cal lot ahi caeek
baggage from hotels and residencea ID u,ooD
CHARLES r.. PpoH, - ~. ,o.r Z ys,s
PROVIDENCE LINE
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
wiuleaye Pier 90. N r.. daily except sunday ats pm
F.w. PoPPLE General Passenger Agent.
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John HALL. ID. ID. Chancellor,

DEPARTMENTS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Intran.e ex amiualous June 10 and II, 10 A. w.
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Erstrnrtior.


OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.
VIA WEsr SHORE nE HUDSON RIVER.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
Time table In effect May "a 1885.
All trains leave Corant and Desbrosses sts stations a.
follows Trains West 42dst station ten minutes te
Detroit and Chicago. 'l0 a. m $3.50 p m IS D. m Pull
man seepers through
1T. Louis 800 - p. N. Pullman sleepers
suspension Bridge Niagla Falls Buffalo, Rochester, ~
IN. $500, - p m sleeping and parlor ears through
syracuse. 7:lO 10 q. m; $3.50 q p. m.
Utica 7lO, 10. II a. m; $3.50, IS p -.
Newburg, Kingston Saugerties Catskili, Albany TIL"
10, Ii a. 300. $3.50. 3 p.
For Montreal and Canada East 7l0 a. m; $50 p M a..
Hamilton London 10 $500. 5 p M Toronto go"
. p.
.baily. other trains daily except sunday. ,,u,,.
For tickets tables plrlor sleeping car accom-
TONS information apply at offices Jersey city peni
r. r. station; HOboken. 70 HudsonsJ.; Brookyn court
St. Annex Office foot Futonst; New-fork CITY, H. ~.
l6l Sl5 500, S5l. 946. ll40, lS23 Broaiway .3 Old
lve l46 East l25h St. 1881 Bowery. Penn St1u9ns
Corandt and Desbrosses sts and Vest shore St
ton foot OF 42dst Baggage called t9r va checke
FRO hotels residences Orders can DC cit VI ueAcs
Offices. ., - w.. S,o-. pa,,,-av vii,
run 10 and Uptown STATION al foot OF West anu
Downown station foot OF Jays The Jays station Is on
Wesr.st North River and issaccessibe from te >lis
Avenue Elevated stations Franklin or ham0ers SIS ana
from Ninth Avenue Elevated stations at Franklin or en
sts Also by Westst BROOKLYN Annex yo.s
will passengers and baggage between west -nso
trains and annex station foot Fuonst Broosy y ~ 'ns
Penn, X. II. Station JERSEY City. HtS ~ MoNnisn.
$50 Broadway. Senerat passenger Ns--
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL .-
No a7s Brogdway near 42ds.. 4eth year Irlinar.
Sonuicr,a AK Classical Department. Ins:tue 'n2i
Terms moderatc- NJ. NJ Hobby, W l. AKIN, frlhoip
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HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS'S LOVE AFFAIR.
Story. BY f. c. OVERWHELMINGLY. Illustrated
nv c. S. Remnant.
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he NEW LINZ ,,-
IEwYoRK pIILA bEt rT IA. YonYpLK, OLD poH1
.uo,,n c9ME0RT AND TIE s0UTha no,,r, \
The New-York Philadepha 4 Norfolk Ralrosd Company
and Cape haros Traps leave Sewi ork VIA Penns yan
Hsilroad 62o "a week days and p pa daily, ga
folk p and el6 Sleeping cars through from Men
York 20 Cape Charles And Psror Car nom Philadelphia vita
out Charge Tickets parosr seats and sleeping bertas Gag
secured al any Ticket Cco Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, X. b. COOKE, Genl Paso. Freisht Agent
". W. DUNE. Superintendent
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EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
Authors Readings New-York and international copy
,,gnt-Poe and wiliis-costa Rcsn Accomplishments
Reminseenc Of Lincon.-1he Afghan Frontier
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AMPERSAND.

An Adirondack sketch By HENRY IVAN DYKE, JR
Illustrated by Harry Fenn a. B. Frost Julian Xix ana W. u
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Che Curt.
miscellaneous.

RIG OTFER.-To introduce them we Will
n give away 1000 sefoperating washing machines sn
reatsst invention In tho world Ii you ""hs
one send your name AZ once co ID n no, o oe1 N v
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Cipioeu0 Noilres.

Non1hEiN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREAsUAERb oFI1cE, No. II HRoAD.sT,
NEw.l oRk Juns 10, 1855 }
coupons of tie General First Mortgage
~ Gold Bonds OF this company. duo July PROF. Will be
paid Office and after Tho books for the
transfer OF the $4,000 registered certificates will close
% reopen July s. ls-5. At business June
SO checks Tor interest duo said registered
be mailed ~ holders OF ord their respective ndeross
ROBr LkNOX DELKNAP,
Treasurer.
DENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.-FOURA AND
HALF PER CENT LOAN Interest due July / prox
the bonds Of this loan viii DO paid the National city
Bank Of Ncw-York. -
Transfer books Will close juno 20.
JOHN h. DAVIDSON, Treasurer.
PITTsBURG. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS RAILWAY Company
OFFICE OF TIE IREAsUHKg}
PlrTnBUR0, PENN. June 10, 1885.
THE Semi-annual Interest due first proxlmo
the Registered Extended Bonds OF tho steubenyilo
and Indiana Railroad Company will pad July
], 1855. al the SA lIONAL CITY BANK or NI5WYORK
Transfer books wall clese on the goth instant.
JOHN Il. DAVIDSON. Treasurer.
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EAST ANGELS-PART VII
A Novel By CONSTANCE KENMORE WooLsoN.
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TUE SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION OF
CONTE BY EDWARD CARD, LIZ d. lomo' PIP AA'
o40 Macmillan a. Co.
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CSRD OF THANKS
I, to,br IA. of,be tsrle

To to the Editor Of the Eagle.
Twenty-eight dollars were realized on the
23d ult. from the entertainment held on the
above date, to meet the current expenses of
our church. aided by few benevolent
hearted friends among the whites.
learn from our committee on solicitation
that among the donors were Mrs. VI. Pope,
Miss Lena Blonfiness, Mr.. Rock and other
names not mentioned, vet they have our
highest appreciation. We have SH TO raise
by Nav l., as our interest on $500 WAS due
on February l., and another note of S26 of
standing indebtedness; and in the near tu-
ture We want to make a grand rally 10 make
payment on the principal Indebtedness Of
our church.
We viii repeat our entertainment on May
:. 1885, and We appeal to the benevolence
of our generous hearted citizens. ladies and
gent. 20 aid our committee of ladies when
they call on You. Any mark Of kindness
YOU may bestow on them.will be thankfully
received. Committee on solicitations, Milly
Hodc. \. Taylor and VI. Sidney.
]. H. LAWS, Pastor
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ERSONAL.

A. J, Farmer, of Goddard. was in town
yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Phillips came in from FL Do
RADIO yesterday.
Miss Agnes Lynch arrived home from
Winfield night before last.
Mr.. Ed. Ford, of Niederlander's corps
ofrustlers, arrived home from a visit among
friends at Pittsburg. this state, yesterday and
reports business quite brisk in that carbonic
town.
Among the guests at the fremont were
Edwin Tucker, Eureka; K. II. Cooper, FL
Dorado; Miss Matte and Miss Minnie Ever
son and Miss b. keagy, Winfield: j. Nj.
Amborn, Peabody; james II. Bullen, Win
field; W. I. Brown, Clearwater.
Among the arrivals at the Occidental
were 5. b. Carey, Parsons; c. +. Miller,
kingman; " ". Maxwell, Great Bend,
Emil Rothch ID, Emporia. A. Girard and
Maryland ID. Ball, Mcpherson; J. y. Ne
Clurg and. " fe, Wellington; X. knewtson.
Topeka; J. c Long, Winfield; J. l.. Spcn-
Ger and wife. nd Mrs. Geo. +. johnson,
Yates Center Robert Clark, Augusta; Thos,
II. Donehue, Bell Plsine; W. II. Wilson,
ann
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EXCURSION TO ANTHONY

Arrangements have been fully completed
for an excursion to Anthony on the 18th o
this month, at which time the Sunhower
route will be formally opened Anthony
as city proposes to give tree blowout
and the railroad will run a special train
from Wichits in the morning. returning in
the evening at any hour the exeursionists
may desire, for one fare for the round trip.
The same rate of fare will be good for all
points between Wichita and Fl. Scott and
between Wichita and Anthony. Those
living east of Wichita can stop over one
night in Wichita going. Ex-Gov. Anthony,
for whom the town was named. will deliver
the address. T. II. Stevens, ESQ., was in
Wichita extending invitations and making
arrangements. II will be a fine affair.
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THE woMAN.s RELIEF CORPS.

Mrs. Wickam, the president of the Wo-
mans Relief corps, of the department of
Kansas, has been in our city for day or so
in the interest of the organization over
which she presides with SO much dignity
and usefulness Upon becoming aware that
the distinguished lady was present upon An
official mission, in connection with kin
bred organization, Col. Woodcock, assistant
sdjutani general, with characteristic gal
lantry, EXTENDED the following official invita-
ton TO the la : officers and members of the
local corps 40, of the w. r. C., which
explains its beet better than the reporter
can:
HrApeU.Hrs' DEPARTMENT OF kAs.As,
GRAN ARMY OF THE REPCBLic. I
VIC ia. KANSAS. April 30tb, les5.
Mrs. Mary Il, d, President W. Il. c. No. 10:
DEAR Ma an: have the honor, through
YOU, to exten a cordial invitation TO Mrs.
Wickam, pr .sident Woman's Relief corps,
Of the department Of Kansas, yourself and
ladies of your corps to visit the rooms of
department headquarters Grand army of
the Republic this afternoon, for the purpose
of general interchange of opinions and ex-
periences tending TO advance the noble
cause in which We are mutually engaged L
am, my dear madam, yours in fraternity,
charity and loyalty,
L. \. WooDcccK.
Assistant Adjutant General.
Accepting the invitation above extended,
about forty ladies headed by Mrs. President
Wickam and Mrs. Todd, called at the elegant
rooms of the department and were received
and welcomed by Assistant Adjutant Gen
cral Woodcock and Assistant Quarrnaster
General Myers. Col.SWoodcock in a few
happy renarks-in which he regretted the
sbscnce Of the department commander
welcomed the department president and
ladies OF the local auxiliary corps and ex-
pressed his sense Of the heavy obligation the
Grand Army of the Republic were under to
them for their disinterested and sublime
labors in the behalf OF the disabled and in
digent soldiers who have been cared FOR ty
them.
Mrs. Wickam responded in feeling and
impressive manner The listeners were i'm
pressed at once with the fact that Mrs.
Wickam Is no ordinary woman. She
presses home to the hcarcr the fact that the
constant and arduous labors Of the Relief
Corps are scarcely understood and not a: all
appreciated save by the poor aud disabled
soldier, his wife and little ones. Taken all
in all it was one of the happiest meetings of
co-workers in II noble cause we eyer wit
messed.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-01
NEW FIRM

Pulaski & Wood is the title OF new
house opened yesterday in Amos Aspey's
new brick. next to the Wichita wholesale
grocery Mr.. Pulaski is an experienced
business man from Caldwell and Mr.. Wood
is a young man of vim and fine business ca
pacity and ability. They were receiving
and storing their goods Yesterday and told
an EAGLE reporter that they intended 10
carry large and fine stock. In the front
is a neat office. at ;he door of which is
handsome lowe platform scales. The
EAGLE welc mes the new firm and wishes
tle-n sncc1ez
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-01
FINE APPLES

The Pants raph Is under obligations 10
Mr.. Jasper J,Ge;i for some elegant eating
apples of the Winesap and Ben Davis va
rieties. Mr. cwett has one Of the best fruit
farms in the Arkansas valley; he takes great
delight in exhibiting the fruit therefrom,
snd none sre more capable Of judging the
excellencies Of the different varieties than
printers. Of which fac, Mr.. ,Iewett j. well
aware. Riverview farm carried of five first
premiums ST the Wichi,s fair last fall ON APP
piles and peaches. We shall visit the River
view farm shout peach time snd sample
some of his best varieties in that line
Paragraph.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-01
woMAN.s RELlEr CORPS.

The Regular meeting of the ~omsn's Re-
lief Corps Of Garfield Pos; No. 40, G. A. K.
will be held at O'Clock this afternoon st
odd Fellows Hall. Ali persons having bills
against the corps viii plosse present them to
Miss Agnes Sommers, treasurer. By order
of Mrs u. c. Tom, President
Ms. S. s MrIcHKLI- Secretary.