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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
Pose O6ce Notice.

csnouId be read csiasss nay oc
at any TINA
Letters or rsign countries nest specially apress.t
lispAtch ~ tnv ortcnAr sea ne, eSses
ssad idpic1es d <1s "a 90 10 en- w.
let. .s..s sSs'i1'' ''''''''' ''' '
rorsgn mail. for the "a Will close
,PloMrrLY IN all Al sais dos ~ tOsl1 ~
Trr.pAY-ArII a IN for tho Indies via 81 Thomas
s na per s,ss,shiD oa NssDor. Ssss .s
400 for sa.Sos per s.eAasAis alao-a va
Pro- Morse. rom New Orleans
wEDSEsDAr-At loA a zoe Vera Cruz and Prosreso per
xmsr1es sud poris. sIenslir Acapulco.
must % per AcApacO'l at II tor JaIAca.
at 1880 &aroe~ per sc. faie s,e a. ,oat.'
"r ,easnie dMr,ci at D. m or nassau y p ADJ
Santiago. cuba. per steA asaio santiago.
THUasDAY-At 2.SS ~. .Or Nassau \ p per steam 2,
snip Llzzae Henderson, nOn Tampa. al ~
~. for europe per ste.nsaie ersana,e' .,, "a
eTess peg sn,aaae 3 !. y i s, sssss' cS nee
boafs and Hamburg letters Brta.a .ai e'ass
ESros.. c.aasss aa sse .s rssa. ros.
Orleans. - ,..
fht n,a H.litaI at 10 toe Vera erah camgesne,
S.apa1 Is1Asco iae-t-n per s'ea.siip eiy Of
Washington
.runpAY-Ar $50 a M tor EUROPA per steAmsnle Al.
yssssss Ss saSAt s n. y.
sss,asaiS =. Xcnaaa.is aAvrv At ssst.
nrssss, ss' $500 3. a. ss s..s,aa
aT.sr ~ ps ,rssssa Der rsssssnsaa - 20 a. ss
H@r 1 per a.sip Coy caie.so
terrain tleters dlgootei v,r nottssl@a"
Mails cnlna AMI ssan ,te, nsa, oos4ae troa ssa
hero November - a. kAls sSs
the -ocioty lss ger sliQ tAAlta lOn srsss.soj
close November "a a. N Aslls er Aastr1ilA
New Zealand sasiwicA Fui Aai .A aoAa tsl<st> sse
sEeAasaip Ma grAaelsest eisss acre De-
sso .ssyaSas @itS sr,asn a.ls ssr xsssrs.s11
a los w csI s.s y s s. s.ss IA - sss
asox m
The .cAsals Of sessss r.sss sI,. ssnxss
san Srsaesa ss $50 sssivas % nns = -
nssss - s~s~ HENRY q PEARSON Ps~suasem
| Pest o. NswsYsk n. r. Novvnesr 10 ~
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MCS{C-THE DRAMA.
MrrsIC AT THE CASINO.

The appearance OF Mr. Abbeys singers at the Casino
hast night furnished delightful occasion to the patrons
Of Sunday evening concerts at that popular place OF
Amusement to which they were not indifferent. The
house was crowded and the audience which contained
generous sprnking of singers and actors had parte
larry fine appearance The singers who appeared
Nine scalchi Mime. Novara. signor Galassi signor No
vaFa Monsieur prefers to be called, sgnor
Guile Their music was all an echo OF the day. which
far back when operate concerts were popular
hut 1t seemed to have charm for those who heard last
night The orchestra played well under the Intelligent
and conscientious direction of SnoT Aru and DAINTY
ninuet by Bo!onzi clever imitation Of Boccherlms
popular trife, had 10 be played twice
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THOUSANDS FOUND IN HIS STOCKING.
A MsER's DEATH IN GAKREr-HIs PROPERTY
rNnrR rHF ED AID IN An OLD TWINK.


uNDFR TIE BED AID IN AN OLD rh'Nk'
mysterious old has lived for the Last -FOUR years
In little room In the garrett at No. 5O3 Hudsonst Ills
genera, appearance that OF an animated mummy
He never spoke 10 any one voluntarily ana
repealed any attempt at familiarity. Even his name
was NOT known. He hired for 80 "a month from
Issac Bernstein, the landlord
ON THURSDAY he not 70 come home. lester-
day woman opened the door cautiously and 10 5nd the
Old man wing dead the door. The room was IN DIS
order and several articles OF clothing were scattered
around . - IN -. -.
Coroner Edman did get TO the house until late lasi
evening He poked under bed and found In All OLD
shoe $50 in gold and % IN silver Among Ios
of Old clothes discharge paper was lounu
dated in April 1865, showing that the mans name va
Johaun Wilhelm Eyer, and that he
had served with honor under Maximilian In Mexico
He as born in Bavaria February . 1870 In the trlhK
there we're found wrapped up In AN old snlrt elea an
800 United States bonds. and In torn enfelope eIe
two savings bank books, one showing oaiAnoe
Of 1885 in the BoweFy Bank and the other sho"
that be had 1927 In the Blocker street bank an
500 in bills In other parts OF the trunk, Wr1PPc,u
up in stockings, .one railway Ooihs
and drafts making u total OF $1,000 -
Upon a scrap OF paper the old mans VII, - TOE
lows: "New-iork, June X 1888. My last VIII ana
testament beqneath all that can call my own, about
900 in money 10 the German Mutual Aid eo,ety ana
everything else. utensils In my room, will 90 70
the party that nurscd during my Last sickness
The executor Of this will shall he the German
Mutual Aid society," EXJadge Solomon Is the president
OF the German Mutual AID society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
oRDIYARY cALFFs OurDONR.

monstrosity was born in Orange " J.. on Saturday
night and h object Of great curiosity. About nine
o'clock a calf born IN the shed Of William Hall IRE
man living In Mitchellst When examined the offspring
found to have three eyes. Fix nostIils aud tee
mouths Yesterday the creature. alive and vigorous Nss
taken the engine house for exhibition and was tender
cared for and visited during the day by Groves o.
curious people Two of the eyes IN their normal Pon
ton and the third eye u midway between the two Ing
six nostrls punched together In pec1ilar way anu
the three occupy mnch space Than te
one mouth Of perfectly formed calf The animal can
see ont ~ all the eyes and readily takes milk through each
OF it, mouths liz phy sio condition appears 10 DC per
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
OBITUARY.
CLARENCE ROBINSON.

Clarence Robinson died yesterday at the Grand Hotel
He born in this city hirtynve and the
son Nelson Robinson who died time and who
was a prominent Wallst nnancier Mr. Robinson a
graduate OF Harvard He well known both here and
In Newport where he married Miss Brghtman. He
divided his time between these two places when be was
not abroad. For several years be has been great
sufferer from complication Of diseases About three
weeks ago be became much and came from New
port for treatment lie leaves widow and one child
The funeral win be in Calvary Church, in Fourthave, to-
moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

The golden wedding Of George McLaud and wife
Of Orange n. j., was celebrated SATURDAY evening
AZ their hons IN Wand st, Orange. About one hun
r.d relatives and friends assembled. and the couple
,ecsivel many valuable gfts. Tho couple were mar
rssi At the hoase Of Mr.. MeIAuds father, on me
Orange MOUNTAIN, tho vifes maiden nxme icing Miss
ph06e Williams The four daughters OF MI an
Nh McIaud were present. also ten gfAndchiidren
ma tnrpe Of ths husbands bretbez.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
WANTING TO HELP THE WORKING WOMEN.

Tofh. Rfitor ~ re rrtP'a-.
SIR: some Of the OF Our churches, readers OF
THE having their hearts deeply stirred by the
a.tonn ling revelations made by Helen Campbell of the
wrongs and sufering endured by the working women OF
our city their struggle for HE But they wish ~ be 10
ers not hearers ONLY aud satisfied with express
snns of pity saving Be warmed and be We cl"then
while not Hitting finger Il help. Can yOu suggest any
plan Of action which will strike ~ the root OF the abuses
iight on tn subject Will hc gratefully receive ed
etr- York, Nov. -. 1856 \ CONSTANT READER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
1ARnRING MEN oN wEsTERN LANps.

To the tdifOr Of me fribHns
SIR Your editorial the Labor question read with
interest did appear to to cover the ground
Our cheap lands Of value solely for ag1eut
ure or cattle raising other similar purposes Vast
areas OF those already occupied or under uSe
bv companies whose capital and mechanical resources
enable them to produce crops at prices which would
ouicklv bankrupt the ordinary farmer. Against snch
connection ana under such circumstances or what avail
are cbea lands 10 lahOriDg man He Is Idle ana
starving in great cities. would ne not WORK ana
starve upon a quarter section IIADAli
o.. lsS6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

Eidman went 70 the hospital Yesterday TO take her
ante ueriem statement She told long story ABOUT
be ing assaulted whiie under the Influence or choro
form on November by Hoenick. which she stated,
is assumed aame. She has since been a. w s9n
az servant at No I6e Fast One hundred and -slxtn
ST. when she was suddenly taken sick. She admitted
having lifted q heavy sofa recently, which may &C
count for her illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
OBITUARY NOTES.

Berlin Nov. 21.-The death is announced Of Herr
Messner Professor Of Theology in the Berlin University
BERLfS Nov. 2l.-COlonel Won Bulow Stole. COM
mander OF advance guard Of Hanoverans the bat
tie OF LangensalLar has died at Luncberg
SANDtsKY Ohio. Nov. 21-Elkanah sears who died at
East ROckaway last week the OF nineyOne,
native OF Greene County NewY York. and reader Of THE
" EEALY TRIBUNE FROM its first issue.
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5pecial Notiee5.

ras-sy's
"FLORRNTINE VIOLET OHhlS"
AND
"OhChlD"
inpart .htfnl % CLOVES Lac Is LETT
PAPFit AMI A III ~ intended Tor HOLIDAY
Pkk5ENIa.
CAswELL. MASSEY & CO,
CHEMISTS La Broadway aad SIS 6Lh.age- New York.
and Newport K /.
NewYerk hr,stinn Hsme tor intcmpe.ats Men beg
Thanksgiving Day. CHA RLEs A BUNTING. Manager.
Mink snA sqsirret txasA circulars and vr.ea 80. are
h<csninE 20 zsasnAos agaia fer see>sss Sxc<s4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
ZEREDEE 5. WEEKS.

Zehedee s. Weeks. Of No. varick-pace. died at &c.
Lukes Hospital Saturday from Brights disease with
tendency heart trouble. lie had been III several
He had been for twenty-five in the tobacco
-iuess in NewlOrk and born In London 10 ls46.
Nh eeks unmarried. He went to the hospital In
September aud several times much improved that
the physicians expected him 10 recover entirely.
Within few weeks ne failed rapidly and the compca-
ton Of the two maladies resulted in his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

and he became quarrelsome that his vito loft him
over o month ago. He may havo died natural
death but as his lips w-rs deeply stained with dye
II l. supposed that he committed suicide. All the
money found was three large copper cents Where
his wife went Is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

Spartan rmness In reform To-day putting Benton oack
IN his place s clear evidence Of the desires
for reform. Hae the Republican sense OF shame mat
Il hua swings round with every yagary OF Mr. SevtIanu'
end shouts at every turn, with Oriental suDserenc!'
tAIah Is Allahtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
olTMGA DINNhR o AM0s cUMnIxeS

EIIlNG a DiNNFh y 4 MOS d. CtH
Jolly party assembled last evening Mazetti's. in
sxh-aye near Forty ninth-st. the occasion being din
neF given by the Mohican Club 10 it, fellow member
Congressman-eect Amos j. Cummings. The club
is composed largely 81 actors aud Journalists.
Among the members OF the dramatic profession
were Henry L. Dixey Edward AaTOns0n. Daniel troh-
man. -" Rat" c. Goodwin. John A. Mackay, Edward f.
Rice f. J. Haney Ariel n. Barney Marshall T. ilder.
" b. Barton and A. P. MenduD. The journalists in
cuded Mr. Cummings Joseph Howard. jr George Alfred
Townsend and blakely Han There also present
Jacob Hess ex-senator Gibbs, Clarence W Meade, JUS
tice Frederick g. edney and ex-senator T. G. T. Eccle-
sine. Mr. Cummings formally Introduced by Joseph
Howard, jr. AM several speeches were made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
HE WEI1HER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATGOSs-FOP 81 HOURS
WASHINGTON Nov. 2L-For New England and Eastern
New-York fair weather followed by light rains, slightly
cooler, variable winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New7Jersey. Delaware ana
Mary and. Light rains. slightly cooler, variable wnds
Westward. light rains and cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

PmIA DEIIfuA. Nov. 81 (spcoiap-A bar room keeper
AZ Ninth and SAMSON sts had spring attachment made
Ia the lock ON his side which could be operated IRON
the ouside by the initiated On Sunday Agents of the
law and order society discovered the trick and tia bar
te~D<r Ia held To ansWGr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

Anunknowu man about thirty FIVE years old found in
The rver Twenty nrsst In his pocket
WAS piece Of metal stamped j. w Turner No 30. anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

To Let Cold have its way. often 10 assist in
laying foundation Of Consumption. To the most
stubborn Cough Cold you have only to judicousiy
Dr. Jaynes Expectorant :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
Guerial Notices.
"a child neglected grows up into dangerous member d
society"
Thauksaiving Day
HOME FOR THE FRIEvpLEss

HOME FOR THE FRIESDLEss
The Americas Female Guardian society AMI Homo Tor M
Frendess Que best known charities ~ the
city present has nnder t care N the Home
Industrial schools Yards OF Jooo negctei
children. whom it Is seeking 70 elevate and save
On November 25 tho time designated for afeo2i
vins reception viii be held at the Home 81 East 50thst
where the day Will be devoted the entertainment 81 fen
Several hundred children Will have good dinner proyhe
for them there at O'Clock ADD public exercises VIII be held
the chapel 230 In the afternoon and 1880 In the eyennf
when pupils hoois will be the chief enterttner<
invite the Christian public that day oar
shelter nurseries, dormOries and payooms VIII De "1en
from l2 m until D m.
And because the Home not capaoous enough To sccom
moiae all the pupils Of is twelve Industrial schools on mas
will provided for Thousand ~ their
schoOrOoms during tho Contributions n All
these dinners earnestly solicited Poultry and meats.
cooked knocked vegetables and apples peA and csksS
will be thankfully received Garments OF All kinds and soee
the children needed Goods viii oe promptly ssnt
for II bottled when aud where to send
In behalf OF the Managers OF the Female Guard
ian Society and Home for the FriendlesN
Mrs. G. @ NORTH President
Mrs. 8. A. STONE Treasafsr
New Nork 1864.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
,rnnnnctnrer. Of WorthIes.

Caora perfect health to infants AMI children For
stomach loose bowels constipation indigestion
there nothing ike Castora IL prompt safe and sure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov FL Il M-The onIoine'e-
rose slightly yesterday with clear skies Inc
AZURE ranged between 4O' and 550 the aFerAse ''o
being to higher than on the corresponding day last year.
ana = higher than saturday. n ,...,,.hl,- l..
In and near tins city to-day there VII ptooaIJ 70
fair weather. followed Dy lhf rains growing eooier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
WELL. POSSIBLY

WELL POSSIBLY NOT FOR THE PRESIDENT.
From The rita phfd North american.
An exchange has article headed Fifty Years OF
Cleveland" Gracious isn't four enough to satisfy
anybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
TRUSTEES

MORRIS X. JESCP. President
HUGH " CAMP Treasurer. GEO. &. BETS Secretary
GEORGE Il. MORGAN. WALTER IL. LEWIS.
OLIVER HARTMAN DAVID ). EGGLEsroN,
CHARLES LANIER HENRY f. HAwLEY.
WM.F F. BARNARD Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

TAXING DYING GIRLS STATEMENT
Jsh4nn@ Van Artquit, young German girl, was
eHmistsf to bellevue Hospital sessra days age. sho
- skasrsng from peritens. and stssd to ths house
nnzusua e. - - bssa biske& - ~ nbesmsR ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY MAKES ITS 3sD An
NrALAPPEAL FOR FINANCIAL AssIsrANCE


to enable reeemng work Five Points
these many II received the support Of hs
puOc generously ani has saved Tom lives OF poverty zad
Children whose parents are not anything
support: children whose parents able only 10 partial
provided Children whose too 10 SEMI
iheD the public schools are admitted u the charity day
school, every possible tho institution 10 be Of
benefit TO tie poor Of the Five PontA -,
children between one and nye year. are car
Tor rom seven ocSe. n ts o"rn r I'll seven
tonrs9ry brcs 6Ilag ne Yea ereSte' lnrn se
viii established DisPENsAkf tor eye Diseases
for benent OF tn poor Al the Five Peints . 49,
A scheme OG IN DU srRIAL TRAISISG 10 IN progress
whereby the boys VIII be taught the Use OF ty9s ct - &
shop fitted or the purpose a. well ~ TYPE ettnx
and the girls VIII learn 70 sew COOK and The genera osssS
To provide for all OF tue WORK the
the OF Industry largely Injected 10 Ia" generous
0Hei'"s' u THE ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS.
Meals gwen s.sts
Aye-sSe aftrndance IN school ..-............. $40
In school since organization .--------------- Soooo
There three hundred Children eAcn day
Tie pubic ar. welcome VISIT and inspect IN,
on TaASKsGIvISG- DAY Interesting vices wit
be held the Chapel AZ Two O'CLOCK IAe ehdr1n VI" shh
Al one O'clock dlnner WIN served 10 the children aas
visitors may see thsiu at the tables -, -. ..,
dinner or OUTSIDE Poor viii be servean afeet"s sshh
All interested are cor iiay nyited 10 ,t,ent - N,
HUGH y CAMP. Ire.snrer --
5h.nk.xiyiu. al ST. BAkNABAs's S0i AMI 800 " al.
on thursday November - Divine service 1000
n, onner , n M The ehIuren Connected With the Day
and industrial schools free hrs n
AZ WITH thsp posr Psaa send e's money or G @
Miss r BCTlER to the Rev. C. T. W ,oDKUF W saRer
lutendent Protestant Episcopal assloa seslev
To be sure geas Genune Furs and seasAin Garments
- c {. sHAYSE. Manufactured. lo3 Prneest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
DIED

acting psfer- Jealous OF the growing popular ity
PomrrOTa PctrolIne and .rAnttay cry stop THIEF
their irutess efforts 10 stem the tide"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
BAR
inches
305

We diagram the haFoinstr- rA
ciy yrsterdAy
s~f OF ots relative a4on
ar ~ih moisture, Indicated Longer represent
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
1850.
THANKSGIVING

at the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
l55 wORTH.sr
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TRIBUNE LoUAi OBSERVATIONS.

q fHOURJ, Morning. NighE
t7s4ss7ssiO lai2s4gs boil
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fe. ----<-a--S i-Tsrg13
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; ~ 80 ca 80 "a y - I = N.Y. "a
! f-s< y zsrs <1zrssf-t 4 sszr 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

II AND ~ LlbEhTfsT
ExHIaJTI9 s, gSTgL G9yyn OF SALE
ROYAL 1HE p. 81 gsgSs PERRY WARE
nEhE I sssSca H SSSszsf "a ysssssSsrs
BFcH Rsa b6ra "a r
s6bs sW
PORCELAIN LAMPS RICHLY DECORATED FRENCH
the whole sermin. N nnsaiilr fine exhibit. ,s
Cd DAY and Co TTS u re EsoiY and wEpSEsDAY.,
GEORGE l. BANKS. A1croneer DARKER col
Howars Mission and Home for Lue Wanderers.
IS RIvINGToS-sT, NETWORK CITY.
THANKSGIVING.
NOVEMBER rs. 1885.
The approach Of the and
U S o%ee oe ~ Our usual sppea 70 the snersus pa
who has for many years given Us their hearty sympathy and
For iweSy years Howard MISSION have
benefited and laced IN Kind CHRIS
ir1 aaa assnne@s Nearly soo a%ies containing over
SiSc~s and their Children ss7s Visits during yeif
THIS MISSION SOLELY DEPENDS UPON
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS FOR ITS SUPPORT.
Money check. may Mr. II E. rompkns. Treas.
r O. Boz 1898, or to Mr. A. s. Hatch, Presisss
All Kinds Of provisional supple. and clothing nay
~ - 1917 49, " 4 :: HATCH rresia.n.
j. =. wYckoFF. SECRETARY.
Electric service"
AMI Uniform sItrsnteet Ro0nsys,s
tesrsl disco ior.
lhssth the crsekH< work flraitars. pictures
Appliesegn4Y veil % All FOR 1ettllx AL eensssaas
the ,utp ttic Iy tovts1as
Invaluable Ia Se-teleo& Clurches H0s)AlsS
schools &C. Istrttet -xpl1itsorY 5A.S
OF n0n!as u trsss
National Electric service Co., $50 Broadway ~
Great special sale farpcts.
500 pees, ROYAL WILLOWS fro 81 50 per yard
$50 pieces WILTOS VELVE IS frO "a 81 per yard
SHEPPARD KNAPP e co. 6th-lve an ! L3tn>st
Military Order Loyal zion. CUiied states.
HKADSCARTRRs COMNANDgRr
OF THE STATK SEw-YORK. \
NKw-YOgK. Nov. % isso.
special meeting Of this Co ~:tlon
OF Companion chester Arthur late Prr-ient
or United states neit HeadqusTtera No zyS
Broadway. on Monday. November ~ az $50 p m
BvI Msjor.GeDeral EDWARD L. MoLINEUx.
COsmander.
Bvt Brig General CHARLES A CARLETON.
Recorder.
MRS McELRA II
HOMEMADE,
Branded.
sprcED FRUrra
Jelie. Tams Pickles AMI Vince dsst4
Pure Currln utle u cIrrtnt tIic3 tdi
and nothing elsa Everything pat up "a 81" afs |slt
orierssarly Goods store iiti f cor ,r,st
1913 Oezraw-st, Brooklyn ". Z.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-08

ef the rate of Fipe Ceslfs per line per iceek. no
6.erfiseaenf taken for ess then IS cents, and 'cin
not be inserted unti paid for.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-08
st. L., Fl. S. q W. r. b.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

EAST BOUND TRAINS.
st. Louis Day Express and Mail e9:l6 o. m.
ST. Louis Night Express snd Mail ~ 80 p. m.
Kansas City DAv Express and Mail. % :l6 .. m.
Kansas City Night Express and Mail q 80 p m.
Freight and Accommodation fi2:l5 p. m,
WEST BOUND TRAINS
Depart
st. Louis Day Express and Mail. .. 90 p m.
ST. Louis Night Express and Mail. 81 10 a. m.
Kansas City Day Exp. and Mail. 81 90 p. m.
Kansas City Night Exp. and Mall. 10 .. m.
Freight and Accommodation ......--f II 90 p. m.
Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Horton reclining chair cars free between
Wichita and ST. Louis. Pullman buffet parlor
and sleeping cars between Wichita and st.
Louis The St Louis day express makes close
connection at st. Louis with all trains east,
north and south. The ST. Louis night express
makes close connection At St. Louis with all
trains east, north and south.
Wichita & Colorado.
Depart
M. Hope Express and Mail ......--t IS 20 .. m.
Mt Hope Accommodation 1890 p m
Arrive
Mt Hope Express and Mall. .t6 As p. m.
Mt Hope Accommodation. - 40 a. m.
Daily except Sunday.
Passengers will not be allowed to ride on
freight trains without tickets.
W. D. MURDOCH, Ag't.
Depot, LIST and Wichita SITS.
City Office, 1903 Main st.
Wichita, kan, May 10th, 1so6.
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Grand Excursion

The Peoples line will give a grand ex-
cursion to Pittsburg, via. the st. Louis, Fl.
Scott & Wichita railroad. This company
will sell excursion tickets from Wich-
ita to Pittsburg, Ohio, and return
for one fare for the round trip.
trip. The sale for the excursion will begin
on Monday, June It'll, and continue until
Sunday, June 18th. Tickets will be made
good for thirty days from date.
Pittsburg is located eighty-seven miles
west of Columbus, Ohio, upon three differ
ent railroads This will enable anyone con-
templating trip to the east to avail them
selves of half rate, whether Pittsburg is the
objective point or not. Reclining chair
cars TO ST. Louis free of extra charge.
Pullman palace buffet sleeping and chair
cars on evening trains. Two trains daily to
st. Louis, without change. w. ID. Muir
dock, agent, l09 Main street and depot,
Wichi =. 15-6-t
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Cox & Stanley have some rare bargains
in resident and business property in this
city. For the proof call at their Office, 236
Main street d123-f
For pure apple cider and choice apples
and fruits of all kinds see John Schottd1lStf
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Notice.

Have your negative made on the new
background. at Rogers, with his new tense
and now operator. Call up and see the new
gentleman. d16-3t
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Closing Out.
Look Here.

We have just received the best "odorless
excavator" in the state, and are now pre-
pared to clean vaults, GEES pools, etc, re-
move dad animals, and everything per-
tanning to frst-class scavenger business
Parties needing their spring work done can
drop postal to Burton & Foster, Box 179
City. Telephone No. 9. d130-f