Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Reserved -at- 81 sni 5 cts Gslla-y. 50 ct
Seats can be i ~ >sut- Fe Ticket Office
Carriages n;aN toe "r.I-red for 1859.
REAL ESTATE TRAEsFE S
The following are thu real estste transfer
recorded in the Office OF the register Of decd.
yesterday:
John II Seal to J II Seal, lots 2S3, 2s5
Fourth ave.. ..-.---.. .----.----.-S 3Ot
Corneiia r Saunders to " Is Thrnrk-
morton. lots IL. II Cannon -. lots
Is, IL Dnver St, lot - Washington
ave; lot II 81 john II ........-......... 100t
T x Hazard t. j II Morrison, hf 25-
25-Ie .................. .................. 40CC
Z ) t. Hannah NJ Arder-, lots 8, 1,
and bf ne or 1926 2e..........-a.... -
10 Ds,ii-o to Olive / Richards,
lot. 32l, 1913, 325 32I, Topeka ave. 1000
The Adelaide Ioore troup are quartered
at the Maj haitian.
Miss Louise High will hold reception
Mondry Light a, her dancing aeaGemy.
a. B. Wright fled his bond as assignee
In the case of Z. p. Hovey & Co, yester-
day.
Young me,i's meeting AT the Beacon block
this evening at 80. All are cordially iB-
vited.
Hecht is adding new features TO bis col
lection of drawn &c. which j. announced in
another column.
H. III n h.. hn.,sa on
the poin, of death, bis physicians having no
hope OF hi. recovery.
n Ho.glsrid. of Wyandotte, is in the city
looking out for l"caiion for trunk manu-
factureing establishment.
An official ,f the Rock Island railroad sent
o considerable sum of money 10 p. '.
Hrriy for investment IA Wichita real estate.
This is significant.
Mrs. Maria f Fossitt of Spiceland, Ind,
sister Of Mr.. '. K. Stanley, is visiting in
the city and will probably moke up her
mind 10 locate here.
A. Z Brstiin. successful merchant oil
Greencas.le, mo, is prospecting ia the city.
If be should conclude to locate here be
would be /, valuable acquisition TO lie bust
ness interests Of Wichita.
Justice Thomas manipulated the rnatri-
monia! hauser that unites in legal wedlock
Mr.. w. Ii. Holmes and Miss Maggie Wei
The groom is from Indiana and the bride is
fair daughter of SedgAick county.
H. E. CooI.y has taken charge of "The
Ray" theatre programme publication f"r
free distribution 10 the devoiees of the
drama L, is neat little paper and as i
programme is gem, printed t.. the EAGLE
Office.
Five men walked to Clearwater yesterday
morning with railroad ticlle.s in their pock-
cts. Ben B-sre, VIII Osborne, Henry Hem
ricn and two others. They started ont like
they intended TO make good time Ike old
stagers.
A Texas Cowboy is the name of late
publication reaching our table. Ii IS pen
picture of the l;se and incid-nts IF c. 4.
Siringo, native Of Texas, en- the plains and
among the ranches as cowboy, and is
c.everly written
Day before yesterday the attendance 81
the city schools was very slim and yesterday
school WAS dismissed altogether on accoun,
OF the mesgerness Of the attendance. II
such weather continues people won't care
whether school keeps or not
In anothe- column will be found an ad-
yerti-, m-nt IF The Kansas Detective Bureau;
thi. association has been regularly organ
lied under the laws of the state and is pre-
: prepo-ed to furnish guards, hun; stolen
property, erin. iials. &c, &c.
G. L. Calhoun received dispatch this
afternoon from ii. d. Hathaway, who re-
sides in Newton, which conveyed the sad H.
tellisence of the death If his little boy
HAIRY, who will be buried in the Newton
cemetery, from the family residence. at p.
m. Sunday.
Dighton people are dealing in the Wich-
tia horse and mule market, having yesterday
purchased two outfits Of horses, harness
aud wagons. They are also establishing q
horse and mule market there and have
bought car load OF mules from the Wicb-
ita horse and mule market out Of the ones
Just receiN el there.
People who lived here duzen years ago.
who used TO get their mail sometimes tao
weeks old, and were very happy then, are
The biggest Ii, kers nov, when they happen
to miss n mail or two ind can't have on their
breakfast table the whole summary Of the
worries news Of the day before. Nothing
short OF IA telegraph cable viii ill the vault
ing mbition of the nineteenth century.
We are uncertain as 10 just how cold it
was night before last as the thermometers
told rather diverging stories. The average
seems to have been about Is below. Mr..
Gehring of the cracker factory said bis Their
mome.er indicated l6 below when be got up
and others are said to have run down to 20.
One on the south side of the fremont
marked Is and one on the north side IS de-
gre>s below.
Oar cracker and candy factory is full of
orders all put up ready for shipment, but
the blizzard hss delayed them. The pro-
prieiors informed our representative yester-
day that the run on their candy department
is now very great. They are the only candy
manufacturers in the state and the people
are going on the principle of doing Kansas
business on kar.sas soil, hence the demand.
They will be compelled to double their
capacity in the spring,
OUR STREET RAILWAY.
In 8 recent leslie We said that there was a
report to the effect That . half interest in our
street railroad hsd been sold. Tie sale has
been consumsted. and The following officers
elected under the new management:
b. II, Campbell, president, E. II. Powell,
vice president, treasurer and general mrns-
ger, G. w. Larimer, secretary. Z. c. Rug
giles, attorney.
The following constitute the board OF