Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Each gentleman upon entering the nan re
ceiyesI pecktie made from the dress to be
worn during the evening by the lady whose
escort he would be until I2 O'Clock. Tins OF
course gave the gentlemen some very uneA-
pscted partners and caused many hearty
laughs.
The music was furnished by Moehler's Or
chestra. It is expected 20 gi.e another ball
in about month.
AN INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT.
Martha E. Steen, Professor Charles -
Steen, and other noted English mediums
will apDear at Turner'S opera house Sunday
evening. and give religious illustrated lee
| ture on spiritualinn The following IS ~ha1
/! the Chicago Times has TO say about these
! truly remarkable people: Mile. Steen was
born in London, is % years OF age, ana mas
been before the public since she was years
/ old. giving her exhibitions i'll every part OIL
the civilized world astonishin2sAn classes Oh
people by her wonderful gift. Ihe professor
| and his wife have appeared before all the
/ scientific men OF the world, and have sue
ceeded in battling all their attempts at ac-
/ count for their extraordinary gifts. That
they are possessed Of supernatural power
none viii deny, as can be attested by me
! highly cultivated audience at Hooley' thea
ter last night, when some of the most re
nla,kable feats OF MUD reading, such as
never has been presented TO a Chicago andi-
ence, were given.
Seats OIL sale all day Sunday al opera house
box Office
Many of the old the more ancient. OF
| Wichita residents, will be pleased to hear
that J. Add McIlvane has been nominated
fol. district judge by the Republicans of his
district. which includes his home at Wash
ington, Penn. Mr.. McIlvane held the Office
of the clerk OF the district court i'll Sedgwick
county when the county belonged to
the same district with Marion Ce,i-
Ter and Cottonwood Falls, We be-
Eevc in 1869. He has been district attorney
for several several years. His papers say
he is first-class lawyer and that he will I'M
loubtedly be elected.
Col. II. c. Cross president OF the First
National bank of Emporia, and known
throughout Central Kansas as leading
finarcier ard railway nagnate, spent the
day in the city yesterday. When leading
men from sister cities make up their minds
to visit the great southwest metropolis we
wish they would notify lis ahead long enough
! to properly regulate the weather Iester-
day was meas,y day, and Wichita IN the
rain ard wind failed TO appear as attractive
as is her wont.
Wm. Xix. of Zanesviile, O., one OF the
/ heavy investors in Wichita real estate, ar
rived in the city yesterday. DIR. Kirk Still
has much property which his faith in the
growth and enterprise OF the metropoii-
prompts him to retain anl await further
advance in prices.
/ CAPTAIN Atone Brlun who returned yester
day from a grand dnciz hunt on the Chey
enne lotions. and who bagged SINAI
wagon load OF game, viii accept our ac-
acknowledgements for q superior pair OF fa'
fowls brought down by his unerring aim.
TWO men who have been identified with
every political move in Kansas since th'
earliest days, viii have something to say t.
the people Of the great metropolis OF Kansas
tonight at Memorial hall.
Again the Kansas Tea house has changed
proryietors, this tine being purchased by
Messls Utz & Buliard, of New Albany, Ind.
sIr GARRISON, the former proprietor, leftias
evening for Detroit.
Hand organ music with rain acconpani
nent was one of the striking features th
streets presented yesterday. The warm raii
seemed to be ont of season. but it got in 1t
work all the same.
The sites brothers returned from WichitS
county yesterday for permanent residence II
this city. 1t would be at the risk Of life aae
limb to suggest taking a claim out west t
either OF them.
Mr.. A. y. Denliag leaves this morning 70
Greeley Center, OF which city organization h
IS president. Greeley Center. and in fac
Greeley county, are growing and developin:
|, very rapidly
Miss Ella Meredith, day press reporter q
the Western Union telegraph Office OF th'
citv. is again on duty. after heing conline'
to her room several days by sickness.
The corps locating the ". & 7. line i> nov
within twenty five miles of Medicine Lodge
1t is expected that grading viii commence
| soon rs estimates can be made
Governor Martin. who commenced wit
Kansas when boy and who has ever bee
true to her best interests, viii address tn
people of Wichita tonight.
: Petitions are in circulation calling fer q
: election to vote bonds u the !, ichita & Wiz
: field road. 4 number of siyners were II
ported last night
\ capitalist puts the query. could rent
. few houses if ! should b,.ila them He IS r
/ spectfu'ly referrei - the army Of hous
/ hunters.
: Geo. Guersen ana : Nathan, who attenc
7 ei the t,all at g A. r. hall THURSDAY excl
ing. returned % Kinsman yesterday ever
Z ing
: The meeting tcnigat at the g. 4 L. ha
VII be the biggest meeting Of the eaulaai 81
Come eariy ii yos; want { comfortable. sea
J. Wood Elliott AMI J. NJ Pattsa- Z"
Z large wholesale is.,lber dealers Of HonnitA
No. wsre in tbs city prospecting yesttF'iA
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, The ext nicn. Prisoners OF War, Oh Sec
e wick county are not. lied to meet az tie Re
( ister's Office next Wednesday evening