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Wash inston stock Exchange.

"aSE ln& TON DtOCA EXCn8DEe.
The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted today
a a. lss1 5sss s5 1ias sa 1is ssksd q
a aa "a Ed iisss .skea 8yea4 amp ss
Is, 1902. coin. 12S bid. Metropolitan X. r. stock
ased Ga sns ss S sS ss
asked Arlington Ins I49 bid Columbia ms I2l.
Masonic Hail bonds. iG4 bid Washington Market
stock. 20 bid. Washington Brick Machine. l07 bid
1Si sske 4. ana fG Ts bid
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE MD; March 2-virginia skies, con-
ST ieniorties44i4; North Carolina skies old, Il
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE ND March cotton frmer feeling
0middiing. ga. Flour steady with moderate inquiry.
Wheat-southern steady and quiet; western easier
s6s o %esern res Winter red southern
March. sOiaa9Os4: May. 92asa93 Corn-southern
white. 4oa.s; do. yellow. 4o47: western mixed spot
41a4.14; March 46iaaitias; May. 464a46s: sIeame err
western white 3saao; western mixed, a6a37: Penn
syi H ma, 3sa40 Rye quiet 7oa13 Provisions easy
5 lash ns, suSSag gar refined steady
532d flour. Is; grain. 1&sd KeceiptsTnour, 1888
oats 4,aoo bushels: rye, i5G bushels. snip@entss
n9ar a, 5.s errels corn 5000 bushels sales
"hSoi coorooO buSncIo, CORN. %1S,OOO OuSneiS.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. March 2. HIS a. m-There was an
easy feeling in wheat at the opening this morning
free unloading May delivery fell TO ss., rallied 10
- lilo, ana is quoted at that figure Corn easy-May
Lard easy-May. 5.S7la
THE CABINET MEErING.-All the members
of the cabinet we're present at the cabinet meet
ing TODAY The Sbnr
ana no matters OF Importance were consid
cred.
THE WILL OF Col. A. d. NELsoN.-A dis
patch from Maysvile, KY, states that the will
OF the late Col. Anderson ID. Nelson, U. s. army
retired, formerly department governor Soldiers
home, ID. C.. is to be contested. Col. Nelson
accumulated, by judiclous real estate trans
actions, a fortune estimated at over $3.50 900
FOR many years he took an especial interest In
MS sister, Mrs. j. N. stockton, and seems u
In 1876 he married Miss Emily Sanford, q
sister OF Major George b. Sanford, LIST cavalry
Alter his marriage he frequently declared hi,
and her children in the most liberal manner In
June, 1854, he mafe will dividing his prop
| erty equally between his Wife and his sister
providing that IL his wife. by whom he had nf
| children, should die before he did then hi
Wn0ie estate should go to his sister. Decembel
Col Nelson executed q third will leaving All
MS estate absolutely TO his wife cutting OF Mi
SISTER without single cent. giving no reasor
ior a Change, and not even mentionin0 hi,
sister name In the instrument. This viii Mrs
stoek.on and her husband are contesting in thu
district court Of 81. Paul. Sensational develo,,
Inents are promised.
DCTiABLE GOODS THROUGH THE MAIIs-Th.
postmaster General has issued an order caliins
the attention of all postal clerks. insnector
| and other employees of the department tn IN,
law relative TO the passage of dutiabIe article
tn.ough the mails, especially books fmpOrtea
lbio the United states through Canada ana i
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Frozen to Death in New York.

frOZen 10 Death IN New 1OrK.
THREE MEN FOUND DEAD IN THE STREETS
THIS MORNING.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Michael McCabe,
Patrick Condor and an unknown man were
found frozen to death in the streets OF New York
this morning
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The Last straw.

From the Cleveland Piaindealer.
We beg to say to an exchange which ASSIGNS
joaquin Miller to Ohio that we are very busy
with our own troubles and cannot stand that
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The case of Elizabeth Price, Edward and Ann
Hayes agt. John L. Schaffirt, jr., which has been
by the jury returning verdict for plaintiff.
The suit was tn recover lots 8 and 8. in square
596 and 597, in which they claim an undi-
vided eighth as children OF ThOs. Downs
Salvan Garde was arrested yesterday evening
by Detective Carter on warrant sworn out by
Professor Nicholas Cooley, charging Garde with
This morning, in the Police Court, the case
against Garde was continued until Friday.
Major Dyes accounts OF the receipts and ex-
penditnres of the money and other articles do
mated for the Howard row sufferers have been
credited and found to be correct. They show
that S217.9S and a large quantity of food and
clothing were donated.
Major Dye to-day received % from an ex.
cused juror for the benefit OF the poor. The %
was his days pay.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
van Bell and Katie Cook; Henry Johnson and
Mary j. Mckinney; Cornelius Henderson and
Margaret Prather; James Mahoney and Lucy
Po e1ii Nd, and Mary Ann Gibbons IS;
Michael McLarney and Nora O'Connor; George
III. Mercer and Emma F. Howard.
w. White, who was struck by a freight train
this morning at New Jersey avenue, where he
ousy hurt than at first supposed. His shout.
der was disocated, arm broken and skull frac
tured, and this afternoon he is in critical
condition. MIR. White represented the sixth
ward ut one time in the city councils.
THE MACKIN CASE IN THE SUPREME CoURTs
Argument was begun in the Supreme Court oil
the United States to-day In the case of Joseph
G. Mackin and William j. Gallagher VS.. the
United States, known as the Chicago election
conspiracy case. Mackin and Gallagher were
charged with conspiracy at the congressional
election OF 1884 in Chicago and convicted and
GpNfpHead md ho I'm,
prisoned in the penitentiary for two years. The
case was taken to the circuit court for the north
ern district of Illinois and came before the Sil
preme Court of the United States on certificate
OF division Of opinion between the circuit ius
| uce and the circuit judge. John C. Richberg
| Of counsel for Mackin, addressed the court. =
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THE MYERS DIVORCE CAsE.-In the case of
Ellen u. Myers against Charles ]. Myers-bill
for divorce on the ground of bad treatment, in
swer, In which he denies that he is q drunkard
and AYERS that he has faithfully supported his
WHO ana children, and denies that he ever
threatened his wife or assaulted her, aud saws
on the other hand, he has been the kfndest and
tenderest Of husbands, and has worked day and
night for the support of his family.
HER SECOND BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Agnes K.
Gondon has filed bill tor a divorce against
John X. condor, on the ground of bad treat.
ment, DC. The parties were married in BaItI-
more last fall, and the petitioner filed a bill for
divorce January 3Oth last, but q reconciliation
having been elected, that bill was dismissed
February 11th. The new bill was filed yester-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E>OR RENr-HOME IN THE COUNTRY-AT
Il Fails church. Va: situation elevated and heath
convenisnt; house desirable. Apply al 9O7 New YorK
ave. NV. rnb1-sits
L>oR sALE-AwAY BELOW MARKET PRICE.
4 ABOUT acres OF hne garden land; miles b. q
Country Property, soo 5th II. sw. piss
UIRG1NIA HON ES-MY FREE JOURN Al DE-
scribes elegant grazing farms and other pronertes
10 me motto flednont resion pig hours BY rail- to
will also communicate with me Ii. W. HiLIEARY
Warrenton. FaoqUier county, Va T2.1Ots
L>OR sALE-FARM-
II s. acTes: near the city; good road all the year.
excellent land: abundant wafer well ocare for dairy
farm: room frame house and out-bu!!din.s Terms
very easy. JOHN l. MITCHELL,
Real Estate Broker
EEIm HOO Pennsy Ivana ave.
IT IS Of fine land well located; near the civ:
Is acres meadow land. on good of water: no
Improvement; will be sold cheap.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
Real Estate Broker
G1-lm lloo Pennsyly ania ave.
IHAKM FOR sALE-I AGAIN OFFER FOR
IT sale my farm cali ed Cherry Chase. which re-
side situated at the Junction Of The Broad Branch
city OF Washington and four miles from Ge0rgeovvr
or West Washington. il contains 314 and a 62
pr ia Hensnm.rv eountx Nd InaIire a. Ai pS ' ne
ice Of BRADLEY * DU WALL, corner 4ls and ID
SIS. Washington jos. H BRADLEY fzo-eo2w
L,OR sALE-FARMs. IN THE DISTRICT OF
II Columbia. Maryland and Virginia For partieu-
HUFrY DYER.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance, ISsh and 81.
T,OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT FOREST
JIG Chen, the Metropolitan Branch. miles from
the city; io-room house: fne ontouildygs irnit IN
A r. HILL & co.
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Comforting With Chairman Ingalls,.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION AND DISTRICT LEGIsLA

|
TON,
A delegation representing the District bar as
ISOLATION, consisting of Messrs. Payne, OAR
lington, Carlisle, johnson and Matthews, to-
day called upon Senator ingalls,, chairman of
the Senate District committee, and presented
the views of that association, as formally de-
clared at different meetings, upon the bill to
abolish the Police Court and substitute mag
istrates' courts in thu various police districts.
the bill in relation to police regulations,
the bill in relation to the foreclosure of mort
cages and the bill for the devise of real estate.
the formal expressions of the bar association
upon these measures have been published from
time to time in the city papers, but the dele
CATION wanted to bring them to the attention
OF the Senate committee.
Senator Ingalls, talked over these bills with
the delegation and assured them that their
views and suggestions would receive due con.
sideratiOn.
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DUTIABLE GooDs THROUGH THE MA1Ls.-The
Postmaster General has issued an order calling
the attention OF all postal clerks. inspectoys
ana other employees of the department. to the
law relative TO the passage OF dutiabIe ARTICLES
through the mails, especially books fmported
INTO the United states through Canada. and if
.le aIucies contained In packages are dutiabie
To charge the amount of duty and foywa ~ ~.
package to Its destination for collection
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THE CABINET MEETING.-All the members
of the cabinet were present at the cabinet meet
ing to-day. The session was a very short one
and no matters OF Importance were cOnsid-
cred.
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AND COM

The following are the opening and 300 D. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire 10 Ill. Ill. Dodge .)39 10th street:
.1...I,
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNErrR-T,ac ,,,~,-
ing We're the readings at the signal ofice tosday.
8 q. m, 1915; am-, 1876; IL a. M % 4:
P'm'' zs.o Maximum, 29.4. Minimum. lAz.
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ChicagO Markets

CHICAGO. March 2, HIS a m.-There was an
easy feellng,in wheat at the opening this morning,
which grew heavier during the frst hour, and under
free unloading May delivery fell s;s4. rallied 10
% l-l6 ana Is quoted al that figure Corn easy-May
~ 10 10 Oats 81. Pork weak and lower DECLINING
To 1875 for May, and Is little steatier at IOAO
Lard eaSy-May. Both
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r Edo: o.. - g: 49, 9 - CO... e
Co. "a sH 3 "a ~ sH',s - F''''''s ''s
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District Government Affairs.

SENTENCED FOR LARCENY-Peter Hicks, col
ored, was in the Police Court this morning,
charged with larceny in two cases, on which he
Jail. The charges against him were stealing an
0vercoa. from VIM. NARROW, and stealing from
Samuel Oppenheimer push cart and $11
worth OF meat, which he had been employed
to take to Mr.. Oppenheimer's store some two
months ago.
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PATENTS IssUED.-Patents have been issued
to citizens of the District as follows: Wallace
A. Bartlett, IRE extinguishing projectile; VIM.
II. Conkle, syringe; seymour III. Dibble, heat
telegraph; Geo. w. Gogin, Boston, and q. Jones,
washington, gas apparNtua.
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ENOR SALE-A WELL PAYING LAUNDRY. IN
Il the best locality in the city; doing a business of
over zoo per week: building for rent sale A. p.
HILL & 90. 1888 81 fiG:}m
E>OR SALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND BOATS
II Oufriggers and Working Boats, Battoes GiiIing
and Cunning skis. shells, Canoes and Gigs. JOHN
CUMBERLAND q son. foot of New Ham pshire ave.
NV flu-lmS
E@R SALE BIRDS IMPORTED CANARY
II isrux hne singers very cheap. Bird Food and
Czges for sale a the bird store. 1l-} .th n~.
n4-&ms ST. HARIBEECHT.
IL ness that has been used for coupe, buggy and
doub4e coach Fancy Plush Lap Robe So worth
S..5O. lot 81 former price 81 SO: large sonars
SweaG Blankets so. would be cheap $50 extra
heavy and strong shaped Stable Cover at 81 IS: good
orcinges 25c. Rockers Saddiery. 1345 Penn
syfFania ave jaI4
LNOE SALE-OR HIRE. FOR THE SEASON A
II large stock Of new and second hand Carriages.
Coopes, tonr and SIX seat Kockaways, Landaueties
CAre Latest styles JOHN NJ YOUNG, 3l3 9th st
do3m
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THE COMING FAIR.

Next Monday aigat the great Catholic far
VIII barin AMI continue throughout TIC
week. There VIII ba more baautif1l and
costly articles disposed Of a this fai- t.1a1 st
alv former one ever he'd il t.-o state. In
addition to tie goll watch % be voted 1o-
wieh ?. Y. He;ly aid Ben AeiSca ccntez1lz5
Tor the prizs, tho following valuable proper
" viii be drawn by tickets: i 7-a-cah-o 10:
il the Academy addition. worth 500; 500
I'D room SCI; an eleSart tea sci; q superb
silk crazy patch guilt, together with large
collection Of articles that VII elshsr Il
drawn or sold at auction 70 the highest bid
de-
The ladies OF tie congregation are busy Is
never before 10 get everything IN re>1-reSs
and TO dress the booths and ado-a tae opeEa
hcnse fer the occss:on- Neither labor noT
cost Will lie spared TO male tAis the gTaJi2ies'
thing of I'll, kind c-er witnsssssi n wichita
The fair VIII be he'd in the opera horis9 aid
Let Ia tbs base,aen: o; the church as oosoEa
s.ated-
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TIE DAY AFTER.

Tho court house vas hssicgcd al DAY yes
te-l.Y by 4 large ard enthusiastic crowd
waiting patiently foC the returns. CoraFar-
s-ivelr iietls interest was manifested over
eastern politics but tlc lo-al lic.-et was The
cause Ct The excitement Tie counting Of the
vote in theFYrst vnr>i was not completely done
until re,.r noon. This delay VS. the source
OF considerable uneasinoSs.
The returns IS yet n-e incomplete bu. it 5
estimated that tie county ) Republican by
fve hundred. Tha county Republican ticAe'
came out victorious with possibly the excep-
ton OF Mr.. Jewstt. Tie f=at between him
AMI Thomas Is conceded by al 10 lie Close
The contest in the Ssth representative c.s,
tries be.wsou Ny Artllur Carpenter. End
n. John ). Carey was very close. Al lbs
townships in the district have bocn heard
from and The reported result gives CaEpen
ter MS ;ority OF fo.ty-t1ree.
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CORSED.

For some time the conductors o. passenger
trains on tho Fort Scott railroad have been
much annoyed by persons in the vicinity of
Burton throwing ,nisseIs Of different kinds al
passing trains.
Marshal McIahon yesterday arrested
boy about IS years OF aga named Clarence
Hall, whom he detected throwing ears OF
corn at the morning train and then lodging
behind hedge fence.
He was taken before the justice court anl
gave as an excuse for his act that he wanted
to see the corn ron OF the car roofs. BE was
assessed maximum fino and released after s
good lecture
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THE EIEkLANn TEIAI..

The case Of Dr. l.. 5. +. Kirkland was
called yesterday naar'3 o'clock i'll Justice
Walkers court THO state was represented
by Attorney Balderson and the defense by
Dale s Reed. The following jurors inpan-
nelel: j. y. Culver. J. Waltz, II. J. lilies,
C. freeman, II. II. Andrews, J. ". Bel, c.
Mossbacker, John Fisher, ". Z. Hutchinson
and d. NJ. Ford.
A number OF witnesses were summoned
and q few we're absent AMI it was int;mated
that tll4y had been give, 4 vacation out OF
the city until the storm blowed over.
Al the evidence was not in at 6 o'clock
anil the case was continued until 3 o'clock
this morning,
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RELIEVES IN WICHITA.

On Change today Mr. Nay Fechheimer IN
trcduccd his cousin, Mr.. Chas. S. Fech-
heimer, of Wichita, Kan. He was formerly
Cincinnati boy, but for thirsy-fiye years he
has lived in San Francisco and west, where
he has accumulated q goodly portion OF this
worlds goods.
"Wichita is a great place. he said; I've
have Just about doubled in the last year, and
We are keeping upthe good WORK. "-cincin-
natl Times-Star.
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KETTLEnAN.

4 reporter last evening met 1ir. Kettle
man. the runner who is to compete with
Gibson at the Fair grounds Friday
He had just arrived in the city from his
home at Harper and taken rooms at the
Manhattan.
When asked regarding the forthcoming
race he said it was to be q square contest
and Cor blood II am now III good conGl-
ton" he said, never IN better and have no
excuse to offer, but viii SO in to Win My
funds, too, are in the hands OF my bacssIs.
This promises to be che Of the hardest
races 7 ever run. Ny distance is 100 yards
and I had to agree 10 $50 il order TO get the
race Gibson IS said TO be a great long
distance runner and to have beaten
all with whom he has competed
l have never yet been beaten. I run George
Il Smith, of Pittsburg, Jan. -, 1883, at
Woodstock, Ontario for the championship of
America, and had two races with Fl. II.
johnson, tho first at New Orleans, the second
at Pittsburg. The race will be run in tights.
/ expect my sister and many OF nay friends
from Harper TO be up to witness it"
Mr. Kettlemau is young man of fne per-
sonal appearance-tall and rather slender,
but athletic-has fair complexion and dresses
in good taste.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04
Y n. G. A CONVENTION.

The first convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of the state Of Kan
sas convcnes at Ottawa tonight and remains
in session until Sgbbath evening. y large
deieSasion from the Wichita association will
be present, among whom ERE J. c. Rutan, A.
\. HYDE. r. T. Lawrence, Alex Eaton. Bert
Hiili,on. Sam /. Noolard. c. p. Mueller, +.
". Street., s.. Baird, J. y Iolt2guo. Ray
\ z. Garrison, J. Z, Coulter, r. ". Lut-
treIl. John B. Yor&, Bartran Siunan. +. l..
\. Smith. 4. d. Phelps. Upon their return
Monday evening tlaey VIII come direct from
the train 70 the rooms Of I'll association anj
report briefly what topics Of special interest
to tlsn vera discussed. The regular
monthly reception next Monday night pro
vi3cs & favorable opportunity to vent theiI
impressions.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Yesterday ". ". MariIland VS.. Arthur
e. Alien was tried by jury ard judgment
rendered for defendant.
Banl, of Wichita VS.. j. II. Daugherty ct al.
was tried by the court and n Judgment ro-
turned for 5000.
Belle Hamilton VS.. Charles +. Hamilton
was triedby the court; tho plaintiff was
granted tivoHce on tho grounds of abandon
NEXT and given tho custody OF child.
La the.ca "a Of C. Bloom g. Co. vs.. HAM
,nond & Wingort, jury was impannelied
and the case comm 2ncfd.
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OUTLINING PERMITS.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
". A Huff, dwelling house IN Zimmerly
addition, $4,000.
Albert Whitman, frano dwelling house on
los - and 90 West Emporia, 5000.
Addition to Eagle building, 5000.
+. c. Borden, frame dwelIin. on lot -
Fourth avenue, 81, 200.
S. S. Pratsman, dwelling, lot Meade
avenue, $500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Charlis Sings laundry o. East Douglas
aveuuo was robbed Tuesday evening, las
proprietor DOES not know how the thief OF
thieves effected an entrance to his est2J-
Eshneut, hut he is, nevertheless, aware teal
hi u.oIey box with all Of its contents has
disappesred, leaving behind no cluo to IL
whereabouts
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No pEKNITY,

Fire Marshal Walden says that yesterday
while driving in the northern part OF the city
he noticed five houses in course OF construe
ton for which 10 permits had been issued.
He thinks that persons VINO intend build
ing had better obtain the necessary permit
as trouble might result from violation Of
this city ordinance.
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Grant township.
Rockford precinct
POLICE COURT.

". w. Chenault, john Haynes AMI Sam
Jones were up for being drunk yesterday
morning. They were al fined $ and costs
which they paid and departed
John Doe and Richard Roe for Q slight
disturbance the morning before. paid s.
each.
w. Coanor was charged with petit lar
esay b,.t was acquitted 1t appears that e
had been guilty CT taking his own blanket,
and bedding.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Fire was 10 soma way iguited upon va
cant lot on tho north side OF Park street and
between MarketaaI Main. Ten or fifteen
men fought the fire bravely fo2 Some time
and at last the hose cart was sent up to assist
in putting out the blaze. Nogreat damage
was done, hut at oas time it was feared that
tho flames would spread and cause di6as-
trous coniagra:ion
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WANTED TO UPSET.

Mr. Mercer, TIE rea, estate rilstler, wss
driving fast yesterday and in turning from
Douglas avenue into Lawrence avSsps at q
lively speed his carriage came near upset
ting. 1t probably would-haye succeeded in
changing sides if it had not been caught by
. gentleman who happened to be near.
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FOR SILVER ORE.

Messrs. DR.. Kendren aud Q. G. Daisey
viii leave this morning for Caldwell to ex-
anime the silver ore that is reported to exist
in that region. They are both old and ez-
perieilced miners and have an eye to bust
ness IL the ore proves valuable.
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y. NJ. {. 4.

The regular monthly reception tc members
nai friends viii be hold in the rooms next
Monday evening. 4 choice musical and lit
erary entertainment viii be given, AID re
ports of the state convention Will he given
by Gpleca
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Marshal McAIahon detected a pickpock9t
in the net of grabbing Il purse from the
hands OF a woman just alishted. at The depot,
from tho evening train on the Fort Scott,
yesterday When be saw the officer was
after him he disappeared IN the crowd.
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THE ROAT CLUE.

The Wichita Bea5 Club win hold meet
ING tonight at the Auditors onlce. -Ae
meeting is 8 very important one, ana 1t IS
desired that ell be presedt Tho bids for
building the boat house viii be opened AID
the contract let
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

J. c. Russell, the genial representative Of
Carson, Prize, Scott s Co, OF Chicago Wa
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Russell has MAGE
some very successful investments in Wichita
real estate and las come to take look 6;
the mctropOlis.
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Y VI. c. 4. ATNILIANI.

The regular monthly prayer meesing Of
the Ladies Auxiliary viii bs held this AFTER
noon IN the Y. N c. r. rooms at + O'clock.
Tho lncoting Will bo ore OF special Interest,
and a fun attendance is earnestly desired
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Miss Piper is accompanied by some of her
Illinois friends who como TO look our town
and country over with view to making
some investments.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

DR.. John Wood of wellington, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to Scot'
City, where he viii spend somo weeksattend
ing to bushes matters.