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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
DETROIT VS.. CHICAGO.
Another Exciting Game Between the
Champion Clubs.

DETROIT, Sept 21-First inning-An-
son won the toss and Chicago went to the
bat, the score opening with hit; Kelly got
first on balls; Arson flew to HanlOn;
Pfeiffer struck out; Williamson hit safe,
bringing in two runs.
Burns fouled out to BrOuthers, Richard
son took first on balls as also did BrOuth-
ers; Thompson hit safe, Dunlap fouled out
to Hardie; White was sent to first on balls,
| forcing a run. Hanlon struck out, leaving
three men on bases. Chicago 2, Detroit l..
Second inning-Hardie hit safe: Flynn
/ flew to Thompson; Hardie was thrown out
at second by Camel; Ryan flew out to
Richardson
| Gore caught Cancels fly and Williamson
did the same for Baldwins's; Richardson
hit to center for three bases and scored one;
Rowe flew to Burns. Chicago 0, Detroit l.
| Third inning-Gore was put out by
Richardson and Kelly by Hanlon; Arson
hit safe and took second on passed ball
| beginning to rain) Anson was put out try
| ing to steal third, after Pfeiffer stepped to
| first on balls.
Thompson and Dunlap went TO first;
! White was given first on balls; Williamson
muifed HanlOn's fly, but Camel went out
at first-Chicago 0, Detroit O.
Fourth Williamson hit safe;
White stopped Burns grouuder, but threw
wild to second, and Williamson reached
third, and Burns went on to second; Har
die flew to Hanlon, and Williamson scored
Flynn went out at first; Burns scoring
Ryan struck cut; Baldwin flew out to
Anson Richardson was put out at first.
Chicago 2, Detroit O.
Fifth inning-Gore flew out to White,
and the game was stopped by rain at 3:30
p. IN.
After waiting the customary half hour,
the game was called at the end of the fourth
inning, the score then standing: Chicago 4,
Detroit 2.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-Henry Boyle made
his temperance with the Maroons today,
and Kansas City was wbitewashed. but
four scattering hits being made off Of his
effective delivery, Myers caught him in
beautiful style. In the second inning the
Maroons lit on to Whitney and pounded
out two two -baggers and two singles which,
with Myers error. yielded three runs. ST.
Louis 5. Kansas City o.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept 21.-Baltimore
I, Cincinnati 1 eight innings New York
New York 8. Philadelphia 4; Metropoli-
tans 10, Louisville 3: Brooklyn 10. Pitts
burg s. Phladelphia-St Louis 6. Ath
letics /. Washington 4 ,Bot)n ;
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Posthumous PAPERS,

RoNDoUT, \. Y, Sept 21.-The Free
man will publish tonight the contents Of a
bundle of letters from Aaron Burr 10 Peter
Won Gausbeck of Kingston, n. Y, tha,
were found by G.. p Carter of Kingston.
yesterday. One OF the letters throws light
upon the notable contest for the presidency
between Burr and Jefferson in 1901. when
the matter Of choice was thrown In the
house Of representatives Burr claimed
after Jefferson had been chosen president
that If he Burr had an equal number o.
votes with Jefferson he would have utterly
disclained all competition as he hal no
desire To be instrumental in oounteract:ns :
the wishes and expressions OF the people OF
the United States These sentiments wer.
for the public
On the other side If appears from a letter
upon the back Of which, was written ..pr:-
vaie Instructions" he secretly had ether
designs
Peter Won Gausbeck was:a politician Of
considerable influence and a member of
congress- With the private instructions
was found a paper containing scr: of ei-
pher By which the letters of the alpha bet
We're 10 be used TO indicate certain names.
Burr adds TO one of his letters: Speak
Of yourself in the third person when you
wish il TO be concealed that you are the
person in question
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

WANTED Every farm in SedSwick county Tor
w ~ lH-lm
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
The Presidential Party.

PAUL SMITHS, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
n. Y, Sept 2l.-The president, accompanied
by Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs Folsom, Col and
Mrs. Lamont, arrived here last night on their
return trip to Washington. Today Paul
Smith will drive the party to Paul Smiths
station, on the Northern Adirondack rail
read, and the remainder of the trip viii be
made by rail-
ALBANY, n. y, Sept al.-A PIattsburg,
n. T., special to the Press and Knicker-
booker says: The presidential party
stopped at the Foquet house for supper.
The president had no conference with Gov.
Hill Col w. r. Grace, Gov. Hills pri-
vate secretary, called upon Secretary
Lamont and presented the governors
respects to the nations chief executive.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
A RUSSIAN VILLAGE.
A MENNONITE SETTLEMENT ON
THE PRAlRiES OF DAKOTA.
interviewing Some of the Inhabitants.
The Rear of the House in Front-Mak
ing Cisarcttes-How Walls arc Built
An Evening Meal.

The Rear of the House in Front-Mak-
ing Cisarcttes-How Walls arc Built
An Evening Meal.
When Peter the Great, car of Russia, 10
gan to lay the foundation of the present pow
erful autocracy he invited the more civilized
peasantry of Germany and France to settle
on the vacant lands OF his vast doniniols,
guaranteeing to all who would do 50 certain
great concessions, among others an entire ex-
empeion from military duty. or this liberal
offer large numbers of the people Of Ger
many ard France took advantage and
removed TO southern Russia settling in the
provinces bordering upon the Black sea,
where they founded towns and villages, ard
enjoyed the benefit Of their guaranteed rights.
Subsequent rulers of Russia set aside many
Of the grants of Peter the Great, and re-
quired q certain amount OF military duty
performed by the subjects of the car, ire
spectlve OF all former exemptions, and TO
avoid this duty many Of the descendants CT
these German settlers left Russia, coming 20
the United States 1t Is Of these immigrants
that the village population of Memo anI
nearly all the surrounding farming COM
nunity i; composed, and here had come in
my raIubiings
Resolved to inquire into the reasons for
such wholesale migration from Russia, /
started out from my lodging hons one nnorr-
ing to interview some of the inhabitants. At
last found some one who spoke enough
English to understand me ard tell me what
wanted to know. After an hours talk with
this man / went on my way about town,
Stopping Lsre and there TO ask question,
sometimes to be answered, oftener 10 see the
inimitable str1g OF the shoulders and bear
the ~Nichvers-ay.7
A RUSSIAN VILLAGE
Travellers II the ccuntrias Of Eurose have
often described the customs ard habits, as
well as d-ss>. of the peaSantry, and Lere vye
have il in eli is o13ity and originality. fcE
here we have Russian village rsT5-gsisie-i
in all IL e-ssential fea'xnes The ~os11.la wear
the little s3aare slagis folded and iist over
their heads, some OF h%s head shawss heinz
richly e.,airois;crei, while osaeTs ara simply
,,ia;.l PEGS of fgzireSi cossol o.osh hsE1Ilesi
&. the osr-s. 20 H.. worn vaIIs working si.ii
the il.c.. In tke feds, rs ali yo-nea do here
In t,-.hisy :t,-ir houses the r.ar II Il. to-ssss
Is I.sco.i frgnsing tae st<e@t-.t wa vii
a,io-v tic I9IsalsEa-aKd TIE oaly esz.-s-ee ia
by going around 20 tie bze4s part Only csse
plain. blank siding os the ssbss faces ssss
street. wlthou. window or doo,
Hese everytoiy smokes ci9ar-.:~S exss;s
the women they are nos cs1zssiersf anytoiy
here Step 90 converse with one ~ tbs nnae
and heIi b-gia hunting for lis cigarette fsfe-
ard tobacco p0och. often very nns on<s @.
silk esubrc;i~ry. IL Is wonderful what ski
b nI~x,sir,ad by syr,<sauf r.~~rsice Ora ~ sh
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

a yssrna corTr-ysszier.t states tia: the pas
ser1entegse trade os tIa. crty Izas, .izyxSssss8
Count Hans Nilczck. scxs; pe.ifHrs 10 tfsz
croun prlnss-s, which Esprr~enss tiEat, owing
70 the pre-sD. Es.I2sts fashions. the defnatsSs
for woc3len AMI silk s-zii ard trimmings fox
ksas> dresses hzs alrsoss entirely Cr~zsed, AID
that hsirsiTssis Of I,srscas hare iaer~oy 10 Il
iarUEn CT. cf woTk Her iaITsr-al hi-tssess
arsswe-si that ssss would giyc c<ters to Ter
drsssssr.aks4s that AL her ds~~~s stso<lh, rcs.I
further notice t~ asio--sd with Is=Ss-rrseztesse,
and that s;ss hoped her example socid bs
followed by the isiss u the arssso.racy- As
q r,zz,i; OF this. The plain drssss AID jaeAe'z
Dow worn VIII probably bs Oh. q fashsos
nexs winter GlobA
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
ODD Fellows Encamnment.s

BosToN, Massachusetts, August al.-
In the sovereign grand lodge Of Odd
Fellows today representative Underwood of
Kentucky from the committee On pa.riarchs
militant degree presented an exhaustive re-
port which was referred to the finance COM
mittee. Representative Kadle Of Missouri.
on behalf of his jurisdiction invited the
sovereign grand lodge to hold the session of
1887 in St. Louis, representative Wilkinson
of Missouri, addressed the grand lodge on
the subject, when the invitation was re-
ferred to the next session of the grand
lodge. The hour for special order having
arrived, the grand lodge elected officers for
the next two years. Representative Glib
son, of Colorado. presented an invitation to
the grand lodge to hold the session of 1887
in Denver The invitation was accepted
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Hung TO a Limb.

MALDEN,tIa- Sept H.-A week ago Bow
man Baxton, prominent druggist and bust
ness man. became involved in a difficulty
with J. McGuilvery, a blacksmith and neigh
Dor, which resulted in the death o: the lat
ter, the murderer only avoiding the ven
geance of judge lynch at the time by the
prompt action of the officers in placing him
beyond harm in Jail in the adjacent town OF
kennett. Late Sunday night the sheriff of
Dunklin county, with posse, left Kennett
with the prisoner enroute to Maiden. where
his trial was to take place. About five miles
from Maiden the officer was met by masked
party of over one hundred men, who de
manded the prisoner. The man was given
up and a few miles further on was strung up
to the limb of a tree and left there. Two
hours later the corpse was cut down and bur-
led at Maiden. The parties who participated
in the affair are not known
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

Flour-Quiet, unchanged: Xxx 81 D@2 3d. family
81 4Os2 50; choice. g so@3 10. fancy ss 4eG3 80;
extra fancy. 50 .0l3 50; patent. 81 0Ga4 80.
Whea,-Receipts, l., 70: shipments i3 100; in stcre
39,O, market weaker No. red, cash. 7514
October 75EG76
Corn-No. mixed cash. a5s& bid: Oct s5sSa555f,
Oats-No. 2. cash. %. Sept 25s4; October d.
Rye-No. cash. 4s
Barley-No market;
Lead-Dull; refined 81 40; chemically hard; 81 3,<.
Butter-Quiet: creamery. 2l@S; dairy. I09a.
Eggs-Firm I3a al5c.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 u.
POrk-Sfeady; $40 50.
Lard-Firm; IS g.
Receipts -fio0ur. GOOD; wheat. 7o.0oa; corn, s200e
oats, 1900; Rye. 200; barley. 900.
Shipments-Flour. 10000: wheat, lS3.No corn. 5000
oats, 5000; rye none; barley, none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
ArUuinU TechuicaltieS.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2l.-In the Bell
Telephone case vs. the United States today
j. j. Harrow for the Bell Company conclud-
ed his argument which was directed to estab-
fishing the fact that the company had no
such representations in Ohio as TO warrant
the government in bringing the company in
to court here He was followed by Governor
p Lowry, of New York, representing the
government, who agreed that the presence
of instruments and wires III Ohio operated
by license to the Bell Telephone company
gave the necessary jurisdiction over the com
pany in Ohio although its principal Office is
in another state
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

A few days ago | acrpieltalIy net Mrs.
Croly Jenny June, and was very Ynul b SUI
prisel at the mistaken idea had had Of her.
She IS little, dove-facxi, rrssk, tisob:rzEssve ve
person, wTth costume widely at ysriaIcs
with the caaons Of fashion she 30 ap.Iy
chronicles from tirse TO time. Her voice il
soft and sweet 10 listen 70. ar,l her manner
indicates iha; she has long since become 70
ssyDed utsier dificulties In fact. / tITsier-
stand that she has exr-rteroesi q srsza. deal Of
personal sorrow and severe financial re-
verses- For = quarter of q century she iAAs
kept her place in the eshezssersi literature Of
the daily pres. ss firmly as she has IN sts
heart. II her vide circle Of frsends-
S-hsc1zr, News
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

YNOR SALE Those desiring first class five room
II house hard and soft water in a good neghbor-
hood will do well TO call on J. L. Sennett, at Abram
~ lo;-6ts
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
The Mexican Bandit.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-A special from
New Laredo, Mexico, says: 1t is now doubt
ed here that Ell Coyote was killed in the fight
with the government troops at San Domingo
a few days ago. His family, who live here
say that they have positive information tha:
he is yet alive and well and have accordingly
ceased to mourn and weep. The bandits
wife today dressed in white. The authorities
maintain, however, that Ell Coyote is actually
killed In view of this state of affairs Gen
eral Reves has given orders that the body
supposed to be that of Ell Coyote be examined
and identified beyond doubt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Too Big q Rite.

ALBANY, N Y, Sept. 2l.-Building all
through the city stopped early yesterday
morning Upwards of three thousand brick
layers, stone masons, carpenters and hod
men are walking the streets in idleness today.
The lockout is the result Of the effor; OF en-
ployes in building trades 10 organize as n pro-
tective union to force master builder 10 pur-
chase materials Only OF manufacturers who
employ union men.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. September 81
The temper of ali markets stronger today with
modera,e buying at both sessisus OF the board Oct.
delivery started a, as dropped of s7s few sales
at a 1916 and then it ste aided and advanced to a
and closed at o'clock at 10 iIs. In the afternoon
the tone was little easier and latest of day 75
In corn the trading was more active and was more
active ard there fractional recovery In prices
owing 10 good shipping demand and some covering
by shorts.
Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat-Saies ranged
& sinsed 7 s Na 90 sprins sIi "a ~ No. Sessd Te & '
LCorn. r.: September, &lsGSs's. closed ssi@
Sa,s.Sash s sad Aasuss g &. @ September a5's
Rarley-Weas; No 2 S.
pork.cash sii S q ii So october 81, sasil .5
IardHrirln: cash q SIG. .cS. August, s. ase. a,s
cloeeds. Sle; September, . aNs' S. closed 8 IS;
'si Whiskes1 q Is
Butser-Ftrm; creamery. iiss; dairy. l+sA
Hoia,oesE FIRM ., easa per barrel.
oats. s:.t1: re aaoO. barley. es.oN.
stipmeuts-f1our. s.to, wheat, Isl.os corn. ,i;lu0
cats ss.u. rye. isG barley. 6.tn.
Kansas City Grain and Produce.
KANSAS CITY. September ..
Elour-Steady; quotations in car lots: ssc XXX,
q ssi 's'5si . Patent. nj s 6 @ = a rye nsur s s y
wseat-Recep,s l.on. shipments s.e"s in store,
ssSisC
sales ranged: No. red cash. e2ls bid; October
ells Nay bid. No. , soft; cash sS;> bid.
Corn-Sal.s ranged: No. , c1lsh. 81 bid. asked
Oct SLY; May SIS bid. - fsied No wsitc, cash
SA bid.
oa,s-very dull and easier; cash si,s: October
s.ys
Rye-Bstscr. sih-
Hay-Fir,Ii: fancy small ba.ed. e s.
Mil strfI-sauics-
But,er-Steady; creamery fancy, ls good. Is; dairy.
Is, store racket. To- common. &
ESSs-Siss.dy at lsisc-
Corn Seal-S'reen 81. dried q.
Corn Cho1s-Buik. az sacked. -.
Ship<tu1j.tSssc
han-Bulk. a. sacked. s.
Cheese-Fuj, cream- 10; nas. .Ss3 Young America
laSe. kansas, Sal.
Foulrry-Steaty. old hens, g ss old mixed. 81 =;
spring chickens large g. 3. small. 81 2sSi 81.
Dried Apples. IeSSc; peaches. as1sA2c.
&oo-Mtssssuri. unw a<fed heavy dne. lSssis. light
lSsS medium combing ssss;: eoarse. ssss; low and
carpet iS<s; ka1sas and Nebraska heavy fns l5si
light IS2l medium. Ssx2S; tub wassed choice. s4s-S
nne. StssS5; dingy ana low s7@s
Broom corn-Euri. 10 self working. es.-: cssrnrSsn.
5; crooked yssas.
Hides-Dry nnt Nosi Is. No ?, II: bulls aai ssaSs,
5; dry salt, No. L IL No S green salt No !. 81 No.
green uncured- No l. :, No. 8; calf. sSss; sheep
pefts. dry, ieS y
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Drinking 10. Water in summer.

An eminent physician s;ays If persons woulc
drink hot water instead Of cold water in sum
mer. they wouH suffer fess from thirst nnt
from stomach disorders n his practicc IL
always orders bot water - te given 70 babie-
who are euf.eT:ng from icr :hing and the nsany
attendant IL. Il is rea.iy surprising % not
how gladly tie little sufferers viii drink yes-j
hot water, and how gress. relief they soein II
feel from is use. An II! caii q eight months
with no appetite, WIS CiYesi Is much hot watc'
as it voall drink. Tise i.f.s, creature wJ1a
drink the water with a.iiity and bsreDass
quiet after the drauGhi. .sew York Corn
lrercial Advertiser.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

In q country which hardly requires to be
mentioned eggs are sometimes served OF Sun
day in the inns TO guests vino. on account oi
a certain act of parliament, dare not call fcI
drink. +" The eggs are full Of whisky, The
meat having been blown out AMI the whisl y
put in its place. Then the egg is hcrmetically
sealed and ready for use 4 Scotchman
never tires of eggs.-Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. September u.
Cattle-Market steady; shipping steers 81 40s5 %;
stockers and feeders 81 Ue3 40; cows, bulls mixd
81 253 90; bulk 81 1902 so; through texas So @2 75
cows 81 50a2 IS; wintered Texans 81 Jk63 S.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, GOO; market
strong; good butchers to best heavy 81 15Gi4 10,
packing and shipping, so@s5 05 light. So sOa 4g16.
Sheep : Receipts. 2.Ua; shipments, 4tG; market
stead natives 81 03 IS: western, S3 25d3 40; Tex
ans 81 COOS 10 lambs, g j0S5 Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

VYyAETED-Inves,ors ard SPECTATORS 10 know an
w about the Wichita Gardens. EEQuire OF Ashbei
w., rac,n block lIplst
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
St. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, September q.
Cattle = Receipts 300; shipments 110O: market
firm; good 10 choice shippers, 81 i0GI 90: com
mon tofair s. .094 %; butchers steers, .S3 5Odi q
and heifers, 81 2@3 50; through Texans, 81 2
@3 49, Indians, IS 25Gl3 IS. =
Hogs-Receipts. 300; shipments, 500; market active
and strong; butchers and 81 best heavy. s. s5@5 o5
Sheep - Receipts. 2SD; shipments. 200; market
steady and unchanged; 81 25@iW.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Chatting Under Restraint

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Sept. 2I.-Tnis even
ing at 4 O'Clock the Indians aud soldiers are
well. The Indians seem Indifferent to the
change. but DO not like not being permitted
to come outside the gates
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. StptcHlber y.
Cattle Receipts, S42s shipments. 1860; Fat stuff
strong and shade higher grass range of good quail
ty steady; common dun; choice. s3 s594 s.; com
mon to medium. e2 s5@3 S.; stockers 81 3
6s2 15; feeders s. 2593 30; COWS, 81 5OSS2 60;
grass Texas steers, 81 SG93 25.
Hogs-Receipts, $50; shipments sOl choice;
common to medium. 81 e5S4 e5; skips and pigs.
81 15@4 25.
Sheep-Receipts 49S shipments, a2 steady;
goodto choice, 81 50@3 IS: common to medium. 81 50
6.2 25
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W. ar in Mexico.

GUAYMUs. Mex, Sept 21.-Reports
reached here of serious fight on the 14th
between Mexican troops and Yaquis The
MexicanS lost twenty killed and forty
wounded. The Yaquis sixty-two killed
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
The Yacht Winners.

NEWPORT. r. /. Sept. 21-The official
statement of the winners of the late race,
here mas been announced as follows: Schoon-
ers, Galatea: first-class sloops, Mayfiower
second-claSs sloops, Stranger: third-class
SloopS Ciudariila
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Practical Prohibition.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 2l.-A Times Je.fer-
son City special says: A compilation of stat
istics by the state auditor shows there are
thirteen counties in Missouri which do not
contain licensed saloon.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

When you hear man sneer about "thf
virtue Of woman" you may be sure he ba,
nothing in that line to boast CT himself. -Jud
Lafagan
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

Out of fifty-seven well known New York
lawyers interviewed by The Jurist, fifty-two
held that the constitution Of New York does
not prohibit women from voting.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
aaornno septcmber

Tallow-No. 1, 81 No. 2 s.
Prorisions-Sugar cured hams, 13;breakf.st bacon
10; dried beef, IL dry salt clear RIB Sides s. Is
long clear. ss o. shoulders, s. co. short clear s. so
smoked clear rib sides. s. ~ long clear S. 60; short
s. 80.
Lard-Choice tierce Ss IS.
Flax seed-9cGSl CO.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

Tupper said one thing that was perhaps
worth remembering in his advice TO a young
fellow to pray for the welfare OF the unknown
girl who might some time become his wife
Springfield Union.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

Etiquette, which included conversation,
making and serving tea, and posing, is an
indispensable branch of female education in
Japan. The youngest children are taught it
in all the public schools.-New York Graphic
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

NvANTED-All persons having city property for
w sale to leave the same with u.s. farnuin. Slrns
& George, llo Main ST. lei'im
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

New York Grain.

NEW YORK. September Il.
Ungraded red, 76eSS No red, Sl4 elevator. sesa
delivered.
Corn-Spot lots shade higher: options lower clos
ing stendy Cngraded i1l9lS No 4s1s: elevator is
Oats-mOderative active, mixed western S2s34
white western, 34G40.
Rarey--Steady
Butter-Firm; western. i0Gel2la.
Cheese-FirIn, western. l5sGl5la.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh. le.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK. September 81
Beeves-Reoeipts including 20 cars fer export 424c
$3.50 for the webk. Market dull and lower; native
steers. SO 90G,5 jo Texas and Colorado SS 9te4 -
Sheep-Receipts, H1UO market dun and weak al
s. 35@l 80 per 100 lbs for sheep ard IS 00s5 % FOL
lambs.
HOgs-Receipts. u 2sOO market slow and steady a,
90GS5 30 per cwt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

Girls never marry marry a man who loves
TO spend a holiday looking at other fellows
doing something New York Journal
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
Merely Routine Work.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 2i.-The National
Switchmep's Protective association remained
in secret session throughout the day. engaged
in routine work of organization.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
The Races.

SHEAPsHEAD BAY. Sept 21-Winners
Lizzie kreps. Bessie June, Elgin. King OF
Norfolk, Adonis and Har.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-A good stock and grain farm OF sS
rasi, Address ioct nv " III IGSini+
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

Clean straw mating with cloth and salt
water. Wipe dry. This keeps i. from turn
ing yellow
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

An audstciosss rbysicilas II the Quaker city
irnpudcr'ly asserts tlsa. sIach Il the so-cslles3
nTalasia ls pare lazine-s.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

L. OR SALE-24 lots only 115 blocks from Douglas
1 avenue and new union depot Best bargain on
inside property in the city; easy terms Farnum,
Simms George, l4c Main ST. iO66t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK, September 81.
Money ON call easier, ranging from 10 per cent
Prime Merchantile Paper-iGy5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Weak and unsettled; actua
rate 1874 for % day bills and 43ila flor demand.
Government Bonds-Du and steady.
State Bonds-DuIl and heavy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

IL two years old. Inquire at Rock Creek rancho Z
miles west Of Andale, or at Red Front Shoe store.
Allen Lewis, Wichita Kan d75tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

VXyANTED Employment by party able to work
w Experience in several lines SPEAKS AnSiisl
and German. Address A. II. Ahreis. lcSot'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
a female cowboy IS a Deadwood novelty
IN indispcnsable Branch.

Rabfits arc becoming a nuisance in Colo
radc
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

VNOR SAIE-50O town lots in Garden City; special
bargains; also decided land ad Looming the city Call
on or address E. J. Pyle real estate agent Garden
City, Kan. as-5ms
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22
FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-la0 high grade sheep. will trade for
IL Wichita city property for cattle. Enquire li9
| L Douglas A. T. Buckeridge. d5Stf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

Stocks exhibited much less activity than yesterday
and especially between the hours Of II and 12 O'Clock
The opening attended with considerable excite
ment but considerable pressuret to sell and the
expected reaction took place The result of today 5
business is decline for active list.