Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-13

tirsly into the plot with creditable force and
energy. Miss Moore has lately rendered
several roles with equal success, and the two
parts she assumed last night - Nancy Will
liams and Billie Piper were most excellently
rendered. The entire company seemed
splendidly fitted to this exciting and deeply
interesting play, and 90 carried away was
the audience that they demanded q recall on
the fall Of the curtain on each tableau.-
Galveston Daily News.
The above play will be presented at the
opera house next Wednesday night, June
1s, at popular prices. Reserved seats fifty
cents.
DR.. William Buffers subject for 1880 a.
m. today at the First N. z. church will be
"India, or what God has wrought in the
Gangetic valley since the Sepoy rebellion,
or India in 1856 contracted with 1884," For
sp.m., "The providentiL origin of the
work of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society. DR.. Butler will also lecture on
Monday evening on the Sepoy rebellion.
On Tuesday evening, the reformation in
Mexico, or the triumph of civil and re-
ligious liberty and the opening Of the
country to Christian missions.
G. W. Gale, general freight agent of the
Frisco, remained here Friday night in q
special car, departing yesterday morning for
Arkansas City over the Beaumont extension.
He will visit his namesake, the town of Gale,
just on the territory line southwest of Ar
kansas City.
The Wichita Art gallery has presented
DR.. L. j. Jones with . fine photograph OF
himself, made under electric light. james
Hurst, Of the Wichita Molding works. neat
ly framed the photo and presented the doc
tor with the frame. The doctor duly ap-
precistes these tokens Of esteem.
Mr.. s. II. Jones, Of Leavenworth. left for
bis home this morning. He has sold his
drug store on East Douglas avenue to Mr..
w. L. Davis, of Connecticut. He had been
here for some days attending to business
matters.
Prof N. N. Lisz, of Mt. Carroll. ILL.,, ar
rived in the city last evening. He is the
guest of Prof. Fritch and will remain in the
city for some days. He says Wichita had
the appearance of young Chicago last
night.
"Red Mike" was brought up yesterday
before Justice Thomas, but his case was
continued until tomorrow, when be will
hear something more OF his Friday even
ing's fly around the town.
mud hole at the corner of Waco and
Park streets is assuming rather huge pro-
portions. Those who are compelled 10 pass
it most frequently are talking about having
1t cstrsclzed.
Master Houston Taylor, for the past year
carrier on the Daily EAGLE, left yesterday
for short visit to Cincinnati, IN company
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Walter.
All the old frame shanties from the cor
ner of Fourth avenue to John Exton'f
| brick block are moved of and next week
work will begin on the new foundations.
Mr.. ". A. Bichie, the superintendent Of
our government building, arrived in the city
last evening and will be the guest of hi
uncle, Mr.. c. w. Mccoy, of 1.-THE Fair"
The reserved seats for Bella Moore in The
Danites will be on sale at the Santa F.
ticket Office Monday morning. Price fifty
| cents.
Mr.. J. II. Moore Of Prairie City, lows
brother-in-law of Mr.. j. NJ. McClintock
the druggist. arrived last evening.
The cry of "ch;ntz bug" is now heard il
the land. Farmers report great havoc il
corn fields by these pests.
Mr.. George Hunt of Steubenville, Ohio
is in the city. He is visiting his brother-in
law, M. Joe Robinson.
The owners of outside additions bulled tn
real estate market yesterday and big sale
are reported all round.
The lamp left burning at Aliens drui
store Friday night, 5ursted, but fortunatel!
set nothing on fire.
Gandolfo has a very select stock of fruit
on hand now and his ice cream pArlors Ar
always crowded.
II. B. Keeler's mother and fister from Elk
hart, Ind, are in the city visiting Mr.. AM
Mrs. Keller.
G. E Brsdt, check clerk at the Sunfowe
depot, is off this morning for visit in Hi
nois.
The short hair craze has struck the Man
haitian dining room girls, and they've got
bad.
The Manhattan had is usual Sstur do,
night rush of guests and the house is full.
Mr.. G. f. Lewis starts east this mornin.
after another supply of boots and shoes.
Mr.. o. @. Daisy supplied our streets wit
1850 barrels of water yesterday.
The Turner'S picnic at Forest grove TO
day.