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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

Arryt1e of the editors of country
,apers aresworrying themselves
' ia" heir readers with speculations as
m' ut Is TO Become Of the National
9 "N's when all the bonds Of the
om ID States are called in and the
circulation based on them is re-
They seem to be firmly con-.
u that banks can not exist with
.rculation, and the whole Nation
nix system must come to an end
the irstltutions organized under
circulating notes. We do not
lie naatterin that light. The le-
NJ A.ate business Of banks is to re-
>, depositsand discount notes, and
v cannot live on that they have
do GGyht to exist. The privilege Of
ru,v4g notes to circulate as money
dsbe'reserved exclusively to the
leeda,nal Government, and that is
crtsis going to be done very short
~ ANEW York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

Es AT n Scds scarce but those who write to
EEaH3 Y Sthsea& Co ,Poti.s3, Maine, will receive
81 Yp1sH free, fah nformatien aboHt work which
HSHEfA they can do. and live home that will pay
S2 ~ A-4AS them from S. to S2s per day Some have
earned over So in day Either young old Capital
required You started free Those whe
absolutely Of snug little fortunes. All is new
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

n Idaho Encamrment No s, L C. r. C
e=1gs holds its regular m meetings in Temperance
III Hall at 80 o clock the first and third Sat
urdFy evening of each month.
- All Champions IN good standing are in
k14 vited 10 attend. BY order of the (. G.
~ Amelia JONES, R. s.
@ Jan 2-'T7-tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01
nng Man of -Four. -"Mamma, I
1daiyou wouldn't call me your pet
~ - eN4s 448 sfaf 4 = 854 a.
ynaf sa.,. ~. -,
d mans Ao' "o..
ang Msnl Of Four. .-"Well, if l
lamb, shouldn't I grow up into
ton liAad?"- Boston Beacon.

=3-7T12 n
X .lfumer In restaurant)-I ordered
WV ~ waiter. Waiter Yes, sab.
Il. hssshtit, sab. customer-WeH,
q j. II thens Waiter-Didn't yo' eat
NJ customer Eat it? Certainly not.
/ " ben Z spects it mast got away,
NJ NJ Life.
Pna i III @ -
'ise 'i.e rs the results of the earth
NJ Wfs nj cure the rheumatism of
I y ts6 Of columbia, S. c. He had
., futofies for years, but when the
Gst qu4kod he ran out of the house
4 ~ four year old steer, and he
81 81 rbled phis crutohes since.
81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

!, AIssis'iiss,- ss. ! Vienna declare :s that
-.. 5ei1g manufactured for the Aus
'"s' Army ii the most perfect rifle
Tnpanvonted. 1t fires forty rounds
ute. The Extrabfatt was seized
or 'ublishIng a description of the
10 Tpanism of Che breech of the new
AESSI83 kas' taa.E E =
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\ Sign OF Inward Nobility.

\ quaint physician was wont 10 say
that he knew gentleman or lady after
he had dined with them. Speaking OF .
new conner with whom he was rot iavora-
bly, impressed, he said: Il must have
been mistaken. I have seen him dine, and
! respect him 1t might not be good
pian to trust q man who knows how 10
eat, without more tangible recommeud2-
ton, but there is certainly ~ outward
sign of inward nobility i'll the table CON-
panion who knows how to handle his
knife and fork so deity that you must
need your eyes To knoY that those arti-
Giles are part OF the table furnishin >; he
pours cream and drops sugar into his
coffee in q quiet manner; lie dimes
throughout in a way that may Lot spire
confidence, although il wins admir- alton.
Do you say there is nothing IN IL: Here
IS such diners opposite. He IS n0tdown
in his chair till the hall is aware OF his
presence; no spreads out his napkin osteIl-
tatiously; he thrusts his elbows at right
angles; he beats q tattoo with his knife
and fork while waiting for his course; he
takes his glass OF water az one gulp; LIE
peppers and salts everything before him,
and wonders why the neighbors s2eeZe; ne
comments on the victuals; he smack his
lips; he tells where he was yesterday and
where he is going tomorrow, and why.
1t takes iron nerves ana a strong c0nstltu-
ton to contemplate the possibility OF his
presence 1T q table three times day for
two Wee!S.-kansaS City Journal
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

yy-AETED-Tol Loan ct oyest rates, Siec,tt on cry
W ana farm properly. Money ready aits -
5. ". Cooper. I5I Main St
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Experience with n Pudding Glaze.

Not long ago certain well-known lady.
who had come into Il higher circle OF So
ciety By the acquisition of an unexpected
fortune, gave dinner party TO coterIe
of her new associates. Desiring 10 add
few extra delicacies TO the feast, she or
dered Il number Of dishes from popular
caterer One OF them was pudding
glaze, and q few minutes prior To serving
the dessert she caused it to be placed IN
the oven TO warm. y few minutes later
she opened the oven door, and discovered
that the translucent solid, with its inn
bedded fruits, had been. reduced to
liquid, and the fruits foated serenely on
the top. In other words, it had melted
The ArgonGIlt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England,

LoNDoN, Oct 3C.-International handi-
cap double scullng sweepstakes took place
today on the Thames. The race consisted
of two trial boats and final and was row
cd over. a course two and one-haf miles
long. The first heat was between G.. J.
Perkins and Dave Goodwin, and Wallace
Ross and G. ". Lee Ross and Lee start
Cd from the scratch, while Perkins and
Goodwin had twelve seconds the start. Per
Iins and Goodwin won the heat.
The second heat was between John
Teemcr and Albert Hamm, and G. Bubcar
and ". Y. East Bubear and East had
twelve seconds the start ofstheir opponents
who started from the scratch. The British
oarsmen were eight lengths in the lead
when Teemer and ifamm started. The
latter won the heat easily by several
lengths
The final heat and race was won by
Tecmcr and Hamn, who defeated Perkins
and Goodwin.
st The outset of Tie final heat Perkins
and Goodwin got an advantage Of seven
lengths All the heats were rowed on the
food tide, but the current during the final
heat was more sluggish than when the
trial heats were roWed. AT Putney bridge.
their opponents and reduced the lead 70
two lengths and half. Tecmer ard Hamm
now began - draw closer up and quar-
ter of a mile further they went well ahead
and pulling steadily crossed the line easy
winners by several lengths The prize for
the crew OF the first boat was ninety
pounds sterling; for that OF the second,
forty pounds.
A dispatch from Sofa to the Times says
that General Kaulbars attended Il secret
meeting at which resolution was adopted
to overthrow the present Bulgarian govern
ment and be proclaimed ministry under
Zeakoff with General kaulbars rs head of
the army.
The British steamer Persian Monarch,
from New York for London, ran on the
break water while entering Portland roads
last euening. She discharged her cargo all
night and still continues discharging. Her
fore compartments are partly dlled with
water, and she is in dangerous position.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
Temperament of Young Callfornians,

There are not materials at hand to form
precise opinions in relation TO the eject
which environment has produced on the
Californians OF the first generation. That
it has caused some notifications can not
be doubted Observation tends 10 estao-
lish that the young Californian Is OF q
lighter temperament than his eastern
cousins. That he is more temperate and
at the same time more fun-lovinS Is be-
yond question. TIE predecessors OF the
pioneers in California We're the most Go-
steuious ~ the human race. But most
marked characteristics VIII lie developed
In the second generation OF Californians
that is now slowly coming up.-.Ssn Fran
cisco Alta
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY, october q.
wheat-Recelpts .IcN. shipments e,aoo; in store.
sales RANGED: 30. . red cash. se,l bid. November
6!5S BID: December az; May Il bid.
No red ga bid. special; soft, ca. bid Others I'm
CarnNaeceipts. $500; shipments. 600; IN store
10f,Oul Firmer; Sales ranged: No. cash; ~
Now 2eIl bid; Dec. SIS bid; year. Il bid; May, l6
bid; No. Z white cash. &e1e
oats-May. zS!1 bid. 23. asked.
Rye-N0-2 cash 81. bid. special.
EgCs-firnl at I1c
Fiour-steady; quotations In car lots: Xxx. Sc xxx,
s5G family, 81 O5esl Ii choice 81 SCI q: fancy
oa,s-No. cash. "a bid: cash and October, u bid;
Rye-Noven1ber, g. bid
Mil stuff-Cdiet.
Corn Meal-(ireen. ~; dried. 3.
Corn Chop-Bu;k, a.; sacked. 81
ShipstUfT-i9C5 sc
Rran-Buls, Il; sacked. g:
Hay-Higher small baled. eco; large, s.
BItter-stcsdy creamery fancy IS; good. Is, dairy,
Is; store packed. u; common s..
Cheeese-Fun cream IS; Gar. res; Young America.
Ioatry--steady; cid hens s. - old mixed. 81 3;
spring chickens, large. s. ID SMALL 81 s}Sl 90 tIf-
Taiow-No. /. 3,la2si; No. rs.
HidesDry flint, No l. ~ No. i 10; ouis ard stays
S; dry salt, No.1, ~ No. green sat, No I s. Nc.
green uncnrei, No. i. I. No :, {; calf, '@9' sheep
pelts, dTy, lDGsI9
V-ool-yI'ssouri unwashed heavy fine ls91s; light,
carpet l5e L: Kansas ami Nebraska heavy nne yi9
light, ls2i; medium 223 tub washed choice. Sss
fiir. 5.G55; dizzy and low, 21,e2y
BroO,u COrn-Sioft, ~ green EcTi d seir working,
4140;+sf: long coarse, 3lf3t5: crooked: l1s@2Ls
Proyisions-Susar cured hams. Io'breakfass bacon.
long CIrar IS 81 shoulders S. ur short clear, 81 ~
smoked clear rib sides. 81 III long clear. 8 a.; Siot
clear. S, =; pork 81 90 shoulders, 81 ~ beef
s. -.
Dried Apples, fGSc peaches, 1IS]zc
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Prussia.

BERLIN, Oct. 30.-A sensation has been
caused in Hanover by the sudden flight OF
an esteemed solicitor. DR.. Won Hartmann,
who left many debts behind and who en-
bezzled monies and securities to tie
amount Of zoo, 900 marks He has gone TO
America.
The illness of King Otto of Bavaria has
reached & crisis 1t is rumored that he Is
in moribund condition from exhaustion,
brought on by the fury of his mania. The
queens mother has sent for priest to wait
the end
The supreme court II Leips:c has sen
fenced Drotne-, 4 compositor. to two and
. half years imprisonment at hard labor
and three years loss Of civil rights, for sci
ting anarchist placards intended for distIi-
button. The evidence showed that Drab-
ncr had intimate relations with Anarchists
in Eneissad and America
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

NOR SALE-Eenuedy house, corner Douglas ana
L Fourth avenues; furniture and hXtarts airi al
maj belong. % the house. l one OF the best loca-
ton. in the cty also lease until the Isl OF my
Any,fy at liz South tuu-tl avenue ot''-NA
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
New rea. Of rcminln. Audacity.

The uuassaiIable girls Of Fifth avenue
have a new feat Of ardacity in promenade
manners They whistle 1o- their dogs.
The fashion was to lead their pets By
.anciful strings. or be led By them, but
now the belle who desires TO keep little
ahead Of the general procession in stylish
ness lets her dog 60 loose. Then II he
wanders OF she stops still. lifts her pretty
head high, purses her lips bewitchingly
and emi;s & clear, musical whistle Zach
girl has a special call, understood by her
dog. and this anoUnts IN some instances
to a bar Of music from some opera
~Cacle BiIi's Letter.
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The Races.

NENTuI,. Tenn. :.31.-S-i.iug p.i~sc,
IS mite. AL ages. Island won han5ily
Phil Lewis. >eccnd. Ligon Third; time
1:33 81.
Match rscc for $500. 81 u.;le. Katie !,
won b. THREE lengths, never touched b ,
whip, White Foster was whipped down
home stretch; time, - 1-2
Third race.-Tvo-yc sr-oids, Il nile:
Rose Won, TIorimore secoad, Tiara, third.
lime. l.lg 81
al agrs. if-Ie milcs: L...lc MIMIC
woa haRCi.y. SiHal.tg second, B2rlz. r
.i.irl; tifze I,52 -
Al a~cs. mile. jim Nave won ly 6
lead. Ligile joe second. Monarch tAiVC..
tine. 1.,5 IL
S,eeple CHASE. short course. Aurelian
von. Hop sing second, Judge Bsl-uet;e
thi1i time, 3.l.
WASHINGTON. Oct. - - National
Joker Club FACES. Track fair
First racs-1 milo. Ia2idcns. 2-yc-rs-olI.
DuEbine wen by two lengths. Pleasantly
second Ernile .hir1i, time LIS.
Second Eace-Congress stakes. I'll ages,
/ is miles: Irish Pat wen by neck.
Valet second. peniico third: time Is5s.
Ihiri raee-Po.ol1.ac stakes. fer swear
olds, 30 miles: The Bard Won By SIX
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
The Development Of q Chick.

Sid you ever see IN egghatchf don't
mean looking at the egg as it lies in the
nest and just seeing the shell, but / mean
seeing the inside of It and watching ths
gradual development Of a chick from q
globule OF egg-yolk TO lively, downy,
chirpiny fowl, ready to 60 out and forage
for worms 1t was over at Tubigen uni
yersity, Germany, that I saw it. Great
fellows for research, those German pro-
fessors This one was DR.. Geriach, who
seems to have given himself up to investi-
eating the growth of life. And now he's
sitting up nights watching eggs turn into
chickens. How does he do ii' I'll tell
you. He takes fresh egg and cuts biz
Of shell out Of the little end. He chooses
that end so as not to disturb the air bub-
ole 1T the big end. The bit OF shell he
cuts ont IS as big as . nickel, and he takes
1t out Just as surgeon would trepan a
cracked skull. Then he can see the inside
Of the egg just as plain as can be. He
takes a little Of the white out, just enough
to turn the yolk around SO the germ IS
where he can sec il. Then he puts tho
white back very gently and seals 1t up,
HE has little glass saucer, very thln,
big over as Jour thumb nail and curved
just Ike the bit OF shell he cut out. lie
puts this over the hole. being careful to
let 10 air remain under it, and seals 1t on
tight with collodion. And there you are.
You can SEQ everything inside the egg
shell Is plain as in a tea cup. Put 1t in IN
incubator with glass side. and you can
watch the whole process Of the growth
OF the chick until he picks his way out OF
the shell. You can lake il out or the IN
cubat0r, now and tlan ana examine Is rs
closely rs You please. And believe DR..
Gerlaca il now preparing q set OF photo
graphs of the interior OF the egg, one
taken ever hour from the putting o. the
egg II the incubator TO tho hopping out OF
the Matched chick Now talk about hearing
daisies Crow Coz New York IriOuAe.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

yes said physician, poor Smith -
dead. did ali thu. medical science could
co, but nature had 70 take her course. IN
sickness nature Il al powerful tae ply
siciaa can only assist and direct
well, how is B-orTnf
Brown is al right again. bui rs IT'S
ore OF the worst cases ever had 70 cor
tend with Nothing BIZ. tie most skill
f1I treatment s1yel him from TIE grave >
-Npr Tc-li Il-.es
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FOR SALE.

-op s.IF-rf.l town lots in Garden City; Special
r also decided nd ad joining the city CAL
On hr address E J. Pyle, real estate agent Garden
City. Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
AfohaniStan.

CABCI.. Oct. 30.-Thc Ghilsea tribe ard
"A portion Of the Hazus have been joined b.
the renowned robber Sa1Jaad, under com
mand Of The sons Of the notorious mushki,
Alum Iol,ah, and have risen against TIE
ANGER near OhUsnee. They attacked ana
dispatched 81 Afghan regiment which was
acting rs escort 10 y treasure train. The
rising is attributed 20 popular discomfort
over the excessive rate OF taxation
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
. re..orsIanv Color.

The appearance O. shirts CT gorgeous
coio- and the advent q tno racing te2s21
are Simultaneous this year. i - g cI1-i-
GUS freak yvlica makes the .-losE eZ-
t~avaga-lt combinations admissible IS az
% the sLIrt BOSOM aid cE9s aTe CT
cavae2. b. rsgidiy prescri5zs white CO..
fa-. OF al the fashions thai have
afflicted ttss town this & b. lo2g ODDS 'As
most absurd. -Blakeiy Hall n Brooklyn
Ear'a
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Cz-t,e - Rece,7-s. oss s,lq-aasles- -. na.rse;
..,tfye sir tys.4aE1 o3n-Eso5- c1asce native
STEERS s. 49, - F-tc.e-S ssIs. clEEs8 20 c.s.-e
IL =. fp.ssS- si.s-S. fgir u sos, = @s 3,
ItXA,-s an 4z14, CuH1c~-l - c1zosce- = l'ts -
fss- % Ea.s.iIs-a slippers, s. g. s. - sscSfs.
.gl- IL c.zoire. $ sfssa -.
EC,ss-l.,cssgs. @t-. - .1leEts- =; H1s-Es os@eS-
0tl-f. ce.u4cs heavy .slsd bGfchers ss-seC-4cz,s.
s. "a - tS-Ee-s lsr 10 best, 1sst X yo<ke--
sci- - choke 8 ~ Is. ssS, eoalEsoz - st~s.,
g - y ~
Sheep - Reoei7-s- I2o. shipments 81; Grni
common 10 extra - 03Ss.s =.
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Or. WILLIAM HALL,

of Iall C Bennett,
Gives special attention t. Diseases OF women b42ou
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
ORGANS speedily cured in both sexes. C'lce over
v-ood,uan,s Rank. North Main street Consultation
day or uizht FREE Read Drs. Hall Benefits card
il, mi, ra,a-, l9i,f
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
Fat stock and Bull Butter.

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 30.-The fat stock
5 ow closed today with q very satisfactory
record for the week.
lirmour's packing company is preparing
10 manufacture o!eoaa-garinc on a still
lar ger scale under the new law. having in
creased lis capacity 10 10000 pounds per
Gay
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Barraius in Real Estate.

Ene AGRICULTURAL and stock farm, tAree anu one
i,aiF J1iI from cv about 10 acres broke, one guar
ty SECTION Fenced Tor paJure. plenty Of water anu
also 80 lots IN city finely located and ia good
nelghborhood. Special terms TO those wishing 20
make homes .,-.7.-.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
see Chris r Pearce agent for VIM HreIeIseiti- ar
city Office. u-''-ei
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Seeking 0. the musical perch az ihs
Ohio river, w II W. savE: The huEz-
rlirS or singing S Y-od-ccd ~ two cor-r.-
Gated bones IN the mouth Or throat, Ealca
taey rub together. ard tie soc1d = OF lie
zrsaes.e o. tAe ylolia Or musical slassea
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
rns aa1tenta ae eagle SUNDAY aaorniu a.

lengths. Elkwocd second, only two ran;
time 2:21.
Fourth race-1 mile. for beaten horses:
Jim Douglas won by three lengths. Folian
second. Bonnie Prince third; third IA.
Fifth race-Haddicap steeplechase, the
full course: Jack won by short length,
Tennessee second. Shamrock third: time
A.23
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Cl.a.n.

New York Grain.
NEW Yor,.. October %.
yheat-Cloeed firm. Uncraded red 1a9SGlt,; No;
. rel ega.-S4 elevator s. $50; afica!, No. red
-,ov Sl}. eSiAi Dec. SJtise1j1s
Corn UnSrade;l 80 ID; No as elevator, SOS
afloat No November -! 10 tJ55i DoccmDsr, sise
oats-Ioyver; less active; naked ~osters a,-SSii;
white western, S5Gih
Butter-Quief: western, lssg2i.
Che.sa-fiil,!; western iui4 oil.
IL demand; western fresh. >ilJ%-,e
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, Ccaober %.
Catt;e-Rece.pts, $780, shipments, 2oco market
steady; shippirg steers, 81 2195 BE- stockers and
feeders 81 s3 ~ COWS bulls and mixed. 81 252 =;
bulk 81 C0sg1 -. through Texas cattle steady
s. Iiae2 -, steers s. 1893 -, western rangers
lower: natives and Texans, 50 oea95 e: wiaiered
Texans, 81 S9 IS -; northern rangers, Montana g 10
&3 uJi Wyoming and Texans, s;i5-S 90 Colorado
81 -.
steady more active: rough and mixed. s. 5}e4 o.,
packing ard shipping Is .5 S;ls; Light, So 5te4 -
skips.s2 SO So ~.
Sheep = Receipts, 2t,s; shipments, none: marke,
sready: natives. 81 l.tsl CO., western. s. 1893 -.
Tsxas 81 Ils %; lambs, IS ul4 81.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

choice 1oss CO. common to medium s. 500. %;
stockers. 81 25G2 -: feeders, 81 GsS3 GO; COWS.
55ss2 GO, grass range steers. ss 2rs3 ~
HOGS Receipts, 4J6S; shipments are; opened
sready:good to choice, ssso94 90; common 70 ne
dunn, s. 5ks3 81.
Sheep Receipts l2S; shipments. Eone steady; coed
to choice, S! 5ca3 VI; common 10 medium. S. JJ2
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
Hungary,

PERTH. Oct. 3o.-Thirty poor people
have been found sleeping in warm water
drains in this city They were entirely
naked.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

NOR SALE-l.y sIocS IL grcceries szsi qEeerSy~are
L at ANTHONY Kan; win seG fcs cs-ss c-.lr; Stock
viii IN ID. ftr 81 J VIII reTit e tia rrtfes az
Isc the building which * i-N Zee. with good ,S-
!. Z. roTtps Anthony. hil1-- {s-I
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STRAYED.

C,TRAYED OR STOLEE-Frorn the pT'sIaisc5 OF j. G.
tBridSes two COWS. one fouryearoit. TIE other
y,crS Tie cow was branded with = low on r@dl
hand side spotted horns broke on Tie party lca'
Ist Information M 5 l. cor. Lincoln and Patti ave-
:. III receive reward Of 81. ltj-liT
C''TPAyED-One sorToi horse colt. months cd
.SwEite spot IL forehead. The finder VII 10 y ~
rewarded. by reporting Gt A.drch tc Brown 70 = g.
Ea,iace. ui''-S'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

J1oR s.IE-Good residence and business property
q T., town Of Clearwater also 3 good farm near
comfy seat Of Coanche county; Will trade fer " len
;ts city rror,erty Inquire rs Market street. lf5tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
STORAGE.

CsTOEAGF-Eor household goods or Inercila muse.
y Iryp,i or loose If YOU have any goods 10 store
bring them 70 tie wichita Storage Co.. No. 10 est
Don, Jas .,"e. ~
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ksu>.s Ctr Live s,ock.

KANSAS CRY, October -
Cstt5e Receipts 80. shipments. .sszs s'esssy.
stocSeTs AID feeders a.ad tas cSs active good 20
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
New York Money Markets.

NEW YORK. October -.
Money On call auicr at 70 per cent, closing at
: per cent u <ed.
Prime Nterchantile Paper-iG.j per cCnt.
Sterling Exchange-)uil DIG stcGcy at "a Tor
CT days bills and i5i tor demand.
Government Bonds-Dull and steady. Important
movements OF the day were among 10" 10" pf4Cti
shares. The market closed strong.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

pSriey Ntl4ef; -. %
I.eaI-IIgs.s- refined, chemically haas. s. ~
f}g-cs--1asy. ercszfers, -,.--J, dairy. -e.--L
f.SEs--ss~rgl--,. - -
Nn5skCy--fiTTt; = IS.
Fr-Fls. ems, elaEs4y E--l.-
JorS-J3;>heT; s a..
ISIS
a.pfs-EGaa-. = q yEHest, @5sss ey-a.
eass, i.lssl- re; E.fsst. barley, f>..s--
81, 12s:lrs-T.a;sr. -.,s- @heat isGs~ sa-n a. "A
os-sS, ..,}2S rye. Dl5ss teyle5-, 4..tt-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
WANTED.

yYTAETEp-To loan $4,000 OF business blocks ara
~ residence property, within the next Gin nI,
days. Kansas Loan and Investment company l@'d
The Washington critic., 1886-05-19
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Mn. JosEru JEFFERSON viii begin his
next dramatic season at Denver, Colorado,
August3J.
Mr.. AND MRs. Ross X. WtNASs will
leave New York for Europe on the Etruria
next Saturday.
PROFESSOR ELIZABETH j. FRENon is lee
turing IN Baltimore on "Economy aud the
Perfcctiblity OF Family Government"
COLLECTOR GRooME OF Baltimore is in
Easton, Md, to-day, attending meeting
Of the directory of the Delaware and Ches-
apeake Railway Company
COLONEL MCCLURE OF the Philadelphia
Times is TO deliver the commencement adj
dress next month before the literary So
cieties Of Washington and Lee University.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS week is the
modest rental which Wm. X. Vanderbilt
will pay for the use OF n London residence
for himself aud wife during ten weeks OF
the coming summer
SAYS THE Boston Erening Record: "The
Rev. Sam Jones threatens to be with us
some time in July. If, now, we could only
call back the Rev. Joseph Cook, as a
counter-irritant, all would be we'll"
The Washington critic., 1886-05-19
Clara Mt the Races.

Says tho Washington correspondent of
the New York Sun: "The rain on Thursday
and Friday somewhat interfered with the
visitors sightseeing, and also with the
races. Among the betters at the races was
one young woman whose excitement at
traoted the notice Of everybody about her
on the grand stand. She took all the
chances she could get on "short horse"
and won 5000 When she found she was
the winner Of this sum she clapped her
hands and half shrieked her delight above
all the excitement and noise around her
'Oh, Clara, do be careful! Everybody is
looking at you,' warned her companion in
entreating tones. And now society is ask
ing who is Clara, the young woman who
won $500 on the short horse. 1t Ia need
less to add that Clara made a stir at the
races that day, and that the short horse at
once found favor.