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New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
SHIPS REPORTED LOST AND MISSING

The administration OF the Bureau Nefitas has
inst published the list maritime disasters reported In
Mar1h which includes sailing vessels reported lost Amer
lean 9 DANISH 2 Dutch, French German.
Greek II italian Norwegian Portuguese. Russian,
spanish Swedish total IL In tins number are included
vessels reported missing steamers reported lost
American l6 British Norwegian total 20. Causes Of
losses of sailing vessels Straniig Co., COLLISION T. fire 2.
fOuudeIed T. aband Oned -. CONDEMNED = ana missing
Steamers-StIanding II, collision fOundeioa ..
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NEW-YORK CITY.

Professor Cromwelrs illustrated lecture Mt the
Grand Opera House on Sunday evening, May io
Will be on Paris.
I. V. powde1ly in wax will be put on exhli1itloinl
at the Eden Musee on Sunday. Jay Uouiu VIII
JOIN him some time next week.
Charles w. Seymour's last illustrated lecture was
given Yesterday afternoon Ill Wallacks theatre:
The subject was "Turkey' Many hne views Vi
Moorish architecture were shown.
Three bodies were found in the river YESTERDAY
one at East One hundredth-st one az East Men-
ty-third-st and one at Pier No. 40, North hlVer'
They were all sent to the Morgue.
The Rev. Father Ducey, of st. Leos komah
Cal hoic Church. yesterday hled plans atthe DuIu u
lngs Bureau for alterations In his mouse, No, IL
East Twenty-pintl-st. which are TO cost $Z,oUo.
Norman L. Munro SAID yesterday that he had not
bought the yacht Yosemite. as was reporteo. Ho
WILL however. build a new steam yacht lhe piahs
for which are not yet completed.
In the last report of the Gospel Mission to the
Tombs it was stated that the work OF the society
has been greatly increased during the year an9
that on that account there was debt OF $4OO ana
Sl 700 additional was needed for the current year
The Fourteenth Street Theatre will be re-opcned
on Monday evening for the appearance OF Lyula
Thompson in the burlesque OXYGEN MISS
Thompson will introduce the successful song, " III
Cockney, by Jove"
"A Constant Notwithstanding is next after
Stockholm. the most important tradlh9 Guy ofi OF
Sweden. 1t is u seaport city on the west coast OF
Sweden, opposite the northern extremity or Den
mark. The English lines from New-lork 40 not
run there. of course
Policeman Edward Brennan was examining MS
revolver IN the One-huDdTed- and twenty sixth
Street Station Yesterday afternoon ana accldehtaiy
discharged 1T. The bullet struck Policeman VIII
lam Shafer IN the face and inflicted wound.
The wounded officer was sent TO the Nintey-hlhtn
Street Hospital
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EysHERTFF srEGMAy GETS BAIL.

Fx-Sherif Stegman. of Brooklyn, who was ar
rested bench charging him with grand larceny
connection with wbicn up In the sheriff
when he the incumbent admitted to SO 900 bail
yesterday Henry and William schroeder his bODdsmen
claimed that UT der sheriff HOdgkinson is the
spon in the ~ after Colonel Seg
man all the SSerIf's business to hun Before
Colonel Stegman wandering the streets In
bic condition His friends trying to have
him Committed 70 the Iuebrlaes Home al Fort Hamilton
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MISSING SCHOOL OHILDREY.

Annie A. Harris, age thirteen away from
south Norwak Friday last wrote her school
that she tired OF school ana going work The po
the city asked yesterday TO look for her. and also
who scoded by and has
hearl OF
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A PANIC OVER LOCK or HAIR.

Maggie Tholand employed in the Germania Knit
ming Works No go Canal ST. stopped pick up
thing from the floor near her sewing machine yesterday after
flowing lo ks caught by revolving shaft
pulled out but she screamed loudly
na forty girls IN the jumped from their
seats and also while they rushed toward the
panic subdued IN few minutes but Emily Pecan
lacked with nt Of hvstcria An ambulance
her the Chambers street Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
NEW.J

RAHwAY-B. Frank Crowel the president OF the Common
Council Democratic candidate Tor Freehoder at
the election and defeated four votes by George
Wright Rep has peOned the circuit Court for recount
and been granted for May Ia. Tie Board
FreehodeIs organized reelectng c. w.
L OF wood director JOhn l.. Cr0we Of Eah-
way clerk and Patrick sheridan OF Elizabeth county COL
lncI
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ALONG THE SOTND.

BRDGEPolT-At yesterday the strike Of union
pcnters hours days work and eight hours
Saturday la progress since MAY was declared on and
will work the tenhOurs The
Bridgeport Thirteen club their NTH dinner last
ing. Three members Of the New-No ork Thirteen Club
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
Ai..r;..a ;...l l,.. .I.... Ias


killed himself December after shooting her,
letters his personal
properly which $500.
Malyna L. Hayden the other Of Ray afdavit,
stat that the Mexican Government owed hm between
$500 a for the ructOn OF
dock the coast OF Mexico This den ed by his
widow who said he had received payment in full.
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wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

RYR-At meeting Of the Town Board on wednesday night
the tiZcus' Gaslgh Company 10 ar
ppes streets and establish mandatory. The
price exceed - 20 ZOO There much
opposition to the granting O this gt which came from the
OLD company.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14

SEAlSKIN GARMENTS received on stOra go
aud for alterations and repairs seal garments for sale
anu MADE 10 measure at much lower prices than IN busy
on q. O. sHAYNE. Furrer. lO3 PrncesL
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ESPECIALLY TO WOMEN.

ESPECIALLY TO w OMEN.
"Sweet is revenge especially to women said the gifted
but naughty Lord Byron surely he was IN bad unor when
he such words But there are complaints that only
surer that carrying numbers OF them down to
early graves hope for thos. suffer
soely severely In Dr r. " Pierces Fayorte Pre-
scrpton" Sale in action it is blessing, especially
and when women suffer. the household
is askew.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
BROOKLYN.

The Nassau Athletic Club has received over 90 en-
tries for its games at the CLUB grounds IN washington
Park Tomorrow.
A dead found in the East River. of Noole.st
yesterday 1t Is supposed to be that OF ChaTies olth,
COOK in the tugboat Mary Mcneil, who was drowned
fortnight ago.
Jacob siebert arrested yesterday on an order 10
show cause why he should not be punished Tor con-
templ OF in disobeying an order to keep away
from house of his wife, who has secured limited
divorce from him on the ground OF cruelty.
william Henry Copey sent to jail yesterday for
days for disturbing public worship In the Fleet
Street African Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Park Commissioners have asked the Supervisors
Committee Estimates for 1887 10 insert 1881 for
the improvement Of the Concourse Lands on Coney
Island.
time ball will be dropped hereafter at noon each
day on Wechsler & Abraham's dry goods store.
Mrs Catharine O'COnnor, of Bayard-st. and Graham
ave. arrested last evening FOR smOtherlng her ln-
fant child, age four months by lying on 1t while
drunk.
The Rev. Thomas Tyack was installed on Wednesday
evening pastor of the Bethesda Chapel at Ralpave
and Chauncey.st. a branch of the Central Congrega-
tional Church He came 10 Brooklyn from the Delaware
Water Gap.
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HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l44 Lexngton-ave.. between 2)th and Both Sta
TonTs-s to J. 5to T. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Gento- Urinary organs. Impotence and steritE
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Around the Firesjde,

How sacred is the by the household fire sits
the aged mother surrounded and cherished by
daughters who look upon her she looked them
little child crowned with the wisdom Of experience
Nothing the wheels OF time but Parkers Tonic
the load Of disease which the thing
For pps dsoriered liver and kidneys rheumatism
all troubles arising from mpGre state OF the blood
won the highest praise throughout the whole land
Let add the testimony Of aged mother to the already
acknowledged merits OF your invaluable Tonic. my
list and before taking the Tonic had been sut
ferer for % from distressing cough and liver
plant. No tell the OF many long Of
torture who has not had It's experience used great deal
OF OF every kind but nothing afforded relief
tried Parkers Tonic After taking It tor years.
that It has cured entirely reev
OF my suffering" Yours gratefully, HARRIET J. BRIDG.
ERS Fulmore. Robinson Co, \. Q.
Parker'S Tonic
Prepared by HIsCOX & co. N
Sold by all Druggists III large bottles One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14

NIAG4RA PARh CONMISSiONERS

ont means hlnc birth " or friends IN ms
PLAN lOsJiine Springer sho WAS sen' "
tnc insane ;lum Wards island
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OFFICES TO RENT
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.

LARGE ROOM FIRST FLOOR LOOKING OUT
UPON CITY HALL SQUARE. ONE OF THE HAND
SOONEST ROOMS IN ANY BUILDING FACING THE
SQUARE; Al FEET BY 2j2 FEET. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES AND HAy.
ING A LARGE SAFE.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMkHtL

MINIATURE ALMAvAI
sunrises $40 SETS 705 Moon sets 249 Moons az. IA 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
IM-sandy Hook 422l Gov. Tslanf, 442IIIeu GAIA 63l
Fn.-sandy Hook. 4.57 GOV. Island bl6iIe GAIA ?S5
New-York tribune., 1886-05-14

RRlGHTS DISEASE is caused by abuse, ex-
- cesses nervous debility, genourinirv diseases STRIFE
lures diseased prostate gland and nnamed bladder and
not be cured while they our remedies them with
out detention from and the Asahc Wauk
era buing Water tho kidney disease diabetes rOpsy
bladder gravel and stone wnomlng evidence mailed
Tree by ..
AsAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU PHYSICIAN,
svl broadway. New. York
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HOME Ne WS.

snd had bcen shot by watchnan OF oy so"' ~
an vcsaei The body was not Identified.
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A few well lighted Offices
OF Different SIZES.

THE TRIBUNE BUILDING RUNS AN ELEVATOR
FOR THE TENANTS UNTIL 10 p NJ THE BUILD
ING Is ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF Is ALWAYS
ACCESSIBLE AND ITS CEN TRIAL LOCATION NEAR
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE AND THE STREET CAR
AND ELEVATED RAILROAD LINES Is UNEoUALL
EDIN THE CITY,
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DIR. WIN. HALL,

OVER W09DMAN'S BANK. ti3 n MAIN ST,
Continues 70 successfully tseat all diseases Of women
he does mot do neral practice, he ST Is his entir,
time To his specalties In the two he has bee,
in Wichita h. has cured hundreds OF iaties in tht
city and adjoining towns any OF whom i'll speak in
the highest terms al his successful and gentle
manly treatment while under his II any person
afflicted with any u the following dseases will con
suit him first. time viii be gained money saved and
disappointment aNerfed
INFLAMMATION. LIBERATION
MISPIACENENT ar ProlapsUs of the wsmb.
and all UTERINE TRoU BI.ES,
POLYPUS AND FTBROD TIC MORS
causing too frequent painful and Irregular menstru
ations
LECCQERH(EA. et,.
He also successfully treats ali kidney and bladder
trouble OF male and female. such
PARALYSIS. NEURALGIA
Foreign Bodies In the Blade, and Urethra.
causiag two frequent and painful urinsiing and ali
forms al PRIVATE.
CHRONIC. and
SEXUAL DISEASES
such S,sernatorrfea. Irnlpo,szscy and all the uu
pleasant results of slch troubles
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely esadicated
from :he system.
GoNoRRaoEA cured in from three To eight days or
DO pay.
GLEEr and STRUCTURE cured in patients Of years
standing.
PILES and other diseases Of the cenito urinary or
quickly Cared. he all durable cases
II he cannot cum you he viii plainly tell you
CONSULTATION FREE
street, woodmsn's Bank. address lock box
Gsw
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Latest From I.ahadnr.

ST JoHHs, y f. July 27-The Schoon-
er Barrett has put in here. bringing The
latest from the Labador coast For neariy
two weeks she was blnckaded in York bar
Dor. forty miles easi Of Northeast river, BIS
field Of ice She brings FIVE families who
had reached that point from Sandwich bar,
over one hundred miles inland, in sleriges
drawn by ponies on which shey subsisss,i
after their arrival York hartor j. crowd
81 with fugiiiyes bat these come from The
southern coas, and know nothing Of
their northern neighhors- On July 10. q
two days snow storm hurried eastern Lab
sior. cutting of all Communication with It's
population Of 1900 persons The Snow
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For Trasae.

hor>as- cows. wagons. buggies. a Norman stallion,
500 head OF Merino sheep stock of general merchan
disc $4,000 stock Cfclothing, one u horse power
CINE and threshjng macine two valuable patent
rights shares in eral good grew ing town in west
cn1r.re taims In the Garden City 5and district farms
and town property IN all the eastern and southern
states, also western Kansas land and great many
vacant lots III western Kansas towns all To trade for
lots in Wichita improved farms in Sedgwick, But
Ter. Cowlev- Sumner and Reno counties. VIII trade
for mortgared properly Three good improved farms
10 rent for Isl We make speciality of trading. II
you have anything 10 trade sell bring the descrip
ton 10 our Office; get you trade Town lots
for sale credit, on. 3g East Dol,-as avenue up
stairs. front room RE..N.NN & SARIN. |
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st, Louir Grain and Prod prse.

ST. LOUIS July "a
FIour-Quiei- uncIranged XXX, 81 2rG2 3d. family.
s. 1902 50; choice. 81 Sta3 10; fancy s. 4uIdo 5c
/ er ira fancy. s. 95 patent. 81 35~A 80
Wdeat-Actiye. steady and higher. The market
IfcFened firm and BE over yesterdays close. ruled
ST. ong during theentire session and 81 sed steady
10 G21sc higher than. Yesterday.
Sales ranged: No? red cash, 75lf; August, .-aca
3els closing .6,h; September, 17Qs5sA closed 7sa4
october, 7914eSSai, closed S94.
,Corn-Excted. strong and higher; drought news
forced prices up 10 point 24G3c abese yesterday
they were held until the close
Sales ranged: No. 2piXed, cash. 9l1; August, 3gl4
(as0 closing ~; September. 4Gis14S. Closed AK
October, il5ssG43 closed Is.
0ats-Strong and higher. but dull No. 2arixed cash
21G21ls August %: September. 29I4: October. 500.
kSA-Steady at 81
Bar'ey-No market
lesd-Quiet and Ilrn refined 81 6.]@ chemically
hard - IL.
Battsr-Firmer and hisher; creamery, i1Faas dairy.
lRG6.
Eggs-Weak Sos
Whiskey-Steady; s. u
Pork $40 ~
Lard Sc y.
Receps Flour. 2out erfleat. li.00; crgn. 220o:
oats. 5. 81; rye. none: barley none.
Shipments-Flour, lo0.rheat, i0s,t.O; corr, 500:
oats, 4f.iss rye, 1000; barley none.
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Chl-eao Lave Stock.

CHICAGO July %.
Cattl--Receipts. sS0; shipments, I7se market
slow. lir lower; shipping steers. from S-sIlSD
pound. s. tesS IS; sorkers snd feeders 81 SssS -
cows btEis and mixed SAA3 AZ baik s. 10
co. through Texa cattle, steady; COWS 81 -
90 ~ steers, e. tAs4 ~. Idaho ii24 pounds.
s. ~ " ask ngton tailiaxs Of 1871 pounds. 81 81.
EOgs-Re~-.ipIs. $50. shipments, iaUi: market
steady, rough ami mixed. - 3tA ~. packing
al III
Sheep Receipts aV: shipments eO; market
slow but steady: natives, e. tsssS or western & >
e-S s.: TeN.s. {! .5sS y: lanass q l.teS 90
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A Female CannibeI.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, july ga special
from Savannah, Ga, says: A horrible report
from the lower end of Tatnall county is
just received in this city A negro woman
engaged to prepare dinner for colored
picnic murdered a young child which had
been left in her charge, cooked half Of the
remains and served ii 10 the people. The
other half of the remains were found sailed
down in a barrel The negroes became
frenzied on making the discovery, seized
her and burned her at a stake.
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Kansas City Live stock.

Cattle .seceipts, 2,: shipments. Ss; shipping syeas
and Foss - lower. Texas steady cows fair TO active
and shade higher; good IL choice. 81 1904 40
common 10 medium = 4093 S0 stockers. 81 aNo
-: feeders 81 SseS l CONS s. JbSS 90 grass Texas
steers. s. 5ssS ~
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1881: shipments 14S; good to
choice firm. common, duh aud weak: good TO choice.
81 65,s,4 s.; eenmon 10 medium 81 35tS5 60.
Sheep-Recespts 6f6; shipments. none; steady;
good To choice s. zoos 20; common TO medium, & ~
os1
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New York Grain.

NEu YORK. July p
Wheat-Spot lots advanced lsltse and options
a,sc, closing about le under best figures unsradss.
red. ss1S1ia No. red. s2i,.ssS: No red EA.ssas
elevator, siS&Ss,A sfioat: No. rs.d August ssssls
closes s. September. S7saes.ia- closed 8.
elevator ST.eSi delivered: ~ Juiv ssre<,a
cioes-i $50; August. <aasssl closed ST. Sspser.absr.
4exs.
Bar!ey-Steaiy
loais.
Chee~e-Duil and easier; western. 1So74 for
choicest
Esss-Duu and weak: receipts 81 packages
western fresh. ii1i<1<
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81. Louis Live Stock.

July q.
Cattle-Rs-t.ttss, 3+dO shipments. $40 market slow
and lower sseS.i 10 choice shippers 81 6ki 20;
fair. 81 a,tfi so butchers steers, s. 5kd4
and hs.tefs- 81 25eeS So through Texans e. y
663 II.
Ecgs Receipts ls0 shipments Sst market strong
ant u higher @n COED hogs, commdR grades dull
butchers and choice heavy, 81 a25 * mixed s. IS
Oh ~: light, - s,ta4 ~.
Shaap-keceipts. Sd: shipments. market firm
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has closed ali the trails. The relief vessels
will now 60 direct to York bay to relieve
first the sufferers there A White hay dis
patch states that whalers report Hudson
bay strait again frozen over. which Is an
unprecedented occurrence at this season.
Up to date $50 survivors have arrived here.
The number that have died is estimated at
z 800
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New York Live stock.

NEW YORK: Jny g.
BesveS-Rs,e:pts ear loads for export and y cer
loads for city trade; ms-s., duli sales for ,ir->si
beef eyssc per pound for native 5ni s7c for Texas
experts, 100 quarters beef
Shesp-Recsipts. Sisa. and aae in pen beside. tha;
could bot be sold YESTERDAY; demand speak Of
and trading limited and a; lower figures inelui
Ing common 20 good sheep SaSiie PER pound; poor
10 prime lambs. -sz4Ac.
Hogs - Receipts. SSsh market easier srg; dull Al
s. oseS 10
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Railroad Bonds-Quiet and generally firm.

Railroad Bonds-Quet and generally firm.
At the opening this morning nearlp everything on
the active list showed an advance Of NON per
Fractional advances were made In the early deadgs
but cuiminatea before noon and a dull and rather
heavy market succeeded which continued until she
last kOure when Increased activity was accom-
panied by somewhat better figures. The market
finally closed dull and steady. Final prices generally
show advances Of fractional amounts.
The total sale Of stocks today were 1873 2es sllsres
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Holland.

AMSTERDAM, July 27-l1 is believed
that twenty PERSONS were killed and thirty
wounded in the riots yesterday and Sunday
caused by the police preventing the eel
killing game
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Che a5hia aailp gao aaednesday nanrnino guu
Boston Wool Market.

BosroS, July q.
wool-Firm with good demand; Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania fleece, 3SaS4c.
PHILADELPHIA. July 81
Wool-Steady and unchanged.
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STORAEE T..

SyToR AGE-For household goods and merchandise
- AZ 20 Main st. Cheap rates. by Cox Stanley.
dl2Stf
STORAGE-Fo~ household goods merchandise
- boxed or loose; IL you have any goods TO
bring them to ths Wichita Storage Co, No. 16 West
Douglas 66u
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK, July q.
Money-On call easy at 2@3 per cent
Prime Merthantile Paper-i@5 per cent,
Sterling Exchange Lower; actual rates. S4s51s
for 81 days bills and Si.s7 for demand.
Government Honds-Quiet and firm
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LOST

4 OSI-A dark bay pony. weighs between ~. an,i
Il j1tn pounds heavy tail arc name rope around his
neck about seven years old; reward ff returned TO
Peter t}etto. d606t
1 OST OR STOLEN-A light bay horse, Is hands
Il Zhigb small star In forehead, about years Old
one white foot behind and some white on fore
FOOT plain "T brand on lest shoulder. and large
brand on same side behind small callous on knees,
high carriage. high withers will pace under saddle
Titles weight about %n pounds he may have short
piece or hew rope about his neck: a reasonable
ward " III be paid for his the Eye. Ear and
Surgical Institute. g2 and &5i North Main street,
Wichita. Kan DR.. L. Y NuIssell, SGT
I OST-An untrimmed bir straw bonnet, leave at
i Sftwaats drug store ami get reward. d5e6t~
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FOR TN ABE.

I1NOR TRl DE-$N0,0U wortu OF drugs, dry goods
II boots and shoes. hard ware and clothing to
trade FOR real estate. For particulars call on adj
upstairs dA2tf
IINOR TRADE-Livery st.ktIs and the entire outfit;
II good Business, good location; everything be
longing to first class livery stable situated In the
city OF Cleveland. Ohio will trade for land In west
etn Kansas. For particulars address lock box 1S9
Wichita, Kan IaItf .
IseOR EXCBANGE-We h.v> a half section OF Seflg
wick roslnty land, parity improved which
Wiz exchange for Wichita property upon very liberal
terplS. Buurll & MorehouSe
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NNANTED-l00 men for track wing and surface
w ing the b., NJ A. railway at Conway
Springs Kan. Fitzgerald & Nal ory Construction
comP:ry. 5.6
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NYANTED-Postion salesman in a clothing, dry
w goods grocery store. Can furnish good refer
nces; ten years experience a'Sa!esman. Enquire
at. Douglas aNQ
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FOR SALE.


v1NOR SALE Trade--60 head OF sheep. three
Il horses. wagon and double harness; will trade for
city property; also have small stock of read made
clothing to trade for Kansas land Porter & Dutton
1S2 Main street. tftat6t<
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LNOR SALE-Se lots I'm Hihargers addition. These
II lots front Washington avenue and west on
Nosiey avenue covered with fine fruit and shade
trees and will be sold easy terms Call on Bunnell
4 Morehouse. soft
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MIAMI ED-Carpcnters, dining f7asom help. cook
w and car ind positions for everybody out OF
employment IL they Will apply. Actress with stamp
q call on J. X. kenwOrthy 50S Dorelas ave. d53ft
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FOB SALE.

VNoR SALE. Jrade Reut-The Muivane BOILER
IL Mills. This suiii is and situated in the tl.rjv
ing city OF Mulvane ~ mites south of Wichita at the
crossing OF the Santa Fe and Leroy Western rail
For particulars inquire OF the proprietor : r
Burner. Mulvane Kan. d6lft