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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
AT rHCHURCuEs TO-DAY.

Rev W EichardsOn will hold regular
services az tfhurch of Christ today.
Rev There Marsh will preach AZ the
Wesfminstsfcsoyterian church today.
The Gosp Temperance meeting Al the
". e.. T. L. 80 tais afternoon vii be led
by Mrs y s,one
Ciy Nissan Hunter will hold services
"a the Risile Soldiers Home AT lO.3D
clock ihsoruing.
Rev * Melton will speak AZ the Firs,
Presby tera church this morning on
''TrsnslatSltO the Kingdom.
james tuD Will lecture al Steven 5
hail in thenlng on The Great Love Ex-
hiaitei o Bible IN tne Past
Al the kersaiist church. Rev. Charles
Fuhrer speak IN the morning on 80
cialism. in the evening on Sunshine. -
The 81 Ward Baptist Sunday school
will cele1 the first anniversary Of their
organizaat their rooms this afternoon.
The mo and evening sub iects OF Revl
+ Ben + 90 al the South Congregations
church - Themes Of Discourse and
T 'Amusefs
Al .heserai Holland church At $50
this mor Rev. r. ". y Hugenholtz
wili presn the subject Buy tie Truth
and seltot.
Bishol u. Paterson, who will leave
shortly scotland. viii preach his fare
well ~ this evening. His morning
subject b. " Reverence
The 8ns subject Of Rev. II. Hoffman.
AZ the N Wood Presbyterian church.
viii be, .esson 20 CHRISTIANS from TIE
Moraislr city, and this evening, The
Sabbatlpol Lesson"
Rev Bennett will preach at the
Wealte. Baptist church this morning
on w Hearts and Ready Hands.
and tFening on The Hill difficulty"
and place Beautihed.'
Rev. b. Upper will deliver an ad-
dress young at Ringuette's bali at
3O pon seven Things God did 70
Noahe will also assist Ia organizing
new + mission school there
ReTinter gill preach al the Second
Reforhurch in the Holland language
this ing. aud Rev Geo. DeJonge this
afterf Rev. + Winter will speak IN
the p language In The evening.
Res II Carlisle at the East-st. NJ.
T. civil take for his morning subject
This tphase IT the Sabbath question.
. In tfnng Rev. ;. l. Hamilton will
preu, Recent observations in the
Souf
- Mems Christian Association.
Yogn' meeting in the building corner
f. of Poi Ottawa sts this afternoon a.
% oied 0y J VI Hurst. Boys meet
ing same place at . p. IN. Gospel
med the Union depo, Jed by A. L.
p Auat $50 ,. m. By request of the
' sns Jail service will be omitted to-
daY
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
ATTLE OF THE RAIL.

Nyses, travelling auditor Of the e.
& is IN town.
'anton. II the e. r. & T.. is spend
irgrt vacation in Detroit.
fomlusOu vas appointed agent AZ
X on the q. K & J., in place of J.
W. resigned.
Ainiquist. q z. & 7 ticket agent AZ
tbn depot, will leave In June 20 spend
lfts N Europe.
.y Of fishermen were the first % buy
round TRIO tickets 10 Macatawa
p.fh wt paced on sale yesterday.
; for the round trip is 81. same. As
I t trip tickets 60 Nacatawa PARK can
purchased Tor a. The morning
8ves here az o clock and connects
> boa, NJ Holland The boa leaves
/ att o'clock connecting with the
an 90 this city
Following changes are reported hv
Is " N raIirad Andrew Dorm
hooinfei agent 20 Fast Sasgstuck in
sf $ II Doornkaat IA $ Dsor1 kaaf
INta ta'|HH - H't tNA'H .atat HattiN .t. tEtt.t
Z ~gaires. who vas appointed % The
d John supple. res. gnca. AZ Big Rap
~ ne ofiieers ~ the a.. r. e Z. pa
Ierer Yesterday from an sId em
~ the road who is now u bexfer.
sfaang that one ~ fh@ ~ r. & g.
ears uassei through thar city. and
frz 81 ft-sas lasf The car was uot
it slmp'y making an extended np
Carpentar. ~ the q e. ~. II ar
evening" en trip sogfh. -farflue 8t
nai snf t8en Frroee'iiHs fs Alabama
m -sfafn in Hme fs attend fae hH
linss roneenfau ft it-frf Nsn
va tae MaEan fssseftfef sFsa
n ~ fNt -sanaw. iH-sisf ~
asae lar
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Acquatic Sports.

j. Huber, Of Pittsburg. the armless swim
mer, announces that be will swim any
armless man in America any distance. al
any time for from 500 to ) 900 a side
The Governor General of Canada. has
presented 10 the Ottawa Rowing Club a
beautiful silver cup for competition AT the
club races. The club Will make it a chal-
lenge cup.
James Finney, the only Acknowledged
all round champion swimmerof the world. 4"
who resides IN London. England. q, matched
20 swim Willie Beckwith 500 yards for 500
a side on May -
Edward Hanlan writes that his friends
have advised him not 10 arrange match
Win John Ieemer until be hears from
William Beach, who is en- route 20 England
from Australia.
George Perkins and Dave Goodwin have
doubled up. and offer 20 allow anv two men
M England two lengths start i'm a double
scuil race over the regular Thames cham
pi0nsbip course for 81 0o0 a side
james A. Ten Eyck. Of Worcester covered
a deposit OF $500 made bv exclamation
joseph Lang. of Montreal. for three-inile
with-afurn boat race on Lake Qainsiga-
side.
Teemer's engagements already comprise
races with Ross az Oak Point Nav 81 with
Gaudaur, June u. with Ross, three miles.
on Lake Memphrenagog, June - aud the
regatta az Bay Ridge. near Washington. ID.
g., Jelly r..
John Ritz. Of Wheeling. ". Va has chal-
lenged James Guiiin. Of Buffalo. y Y, to
row singie-scuil race. three miles with a
turn, over the Beiiaire. o.. course. within
SIX weeks of signing articles, =. $40 a side.
II is not likely that the challenge will be ac
cepfesi- as tnffn has si.rvei articles with
hnrizht. Of Toronto for 500 a side. on the
18th 0f june. That disposed OF. he is prac-
ucally committed 20 accommodate Lang. Of
NonLreaI. with a race for 81 ~ a .ila-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Bilii.rd Rts

The average billiard room Ia f,Dsiaad la,
only 0ne ,able.
fiefre Carue. the well-knoan bilNardist
nfe wears sso was worth. $50 90 Ihfes
years age te Ns- giving exhibitions in ths
Cts 81 NeKleo for nls board
Leslie Siosson. well known and generally
well liked in the billiard word of Nea
York Tar man3 years past, Is nov nan-
aging his bFolher's room la 1uiesgo.
Roberts. Jr champion Il England
conceded " Cook fOlQ points in q 1900
point suot barred game and then beat hial
neagiy 400 points during Tie Neek ending
April H.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Poker is an Institution .hat IS growing
a. favor in s,rsad Rapids daily. Poker %
soue of Ihe; itzens Of this delightful city
J. free 5osa. and I begin % believe that
8ome of rhesn would take the poker % the
boafd. Ffo.n early morn until dewy eve
S0u can 81 lawyers. doctors BANKERS
1nerchauts, and every body else who has any
fnoueY to spend. playing poker FOR drinks.
cigars or money. The former seems 20 Dr.
n favor. and AZ vario - ptsoes tables are
fiii ~ men throwing sway their vita ex-
Yendiilre iu a mad sndeavor Co freeze out
somebody ior the beer
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
r.n.loa Agent.. Game speIIsd

Ws-mNcroS May ia firm O. pension
attorneys Of this city some time ago sent ont
circulars informing widows # soldiers that
under sectiou 656 of the Revised Statutes
which became a iaw iu isa. tbeY were
entitled in addition to their pensions. TO a
bounty oi half pay for fvc years. and offer
Jag to procure the payment 20 therH ios -
pFr cent ~ the aaoant collected The
iummieslHneF of Pensions directed thrm 90
recall their circular. aud stop the further
issue fuf fhe reason SHAT su.h claims se-e
nnf FtNi and 10 addition thaf fhfr wfre
violating iHr ae fa.ue fhe fees Or preesfr.
.nE rrH-'auH Iats fHereHfaH aFprs.ei to
hr H"7Fsff 81 fhe fstsrIsf ehe has
it'siufi fhn rofu tsisasf eul files fh4t
he aiaHan.e frHaef unaer ft.s efsIun
fs- Ha I-.HaI.u a4f q i.aaHff. ral In eIie.t
NHi afHf eaHn hss saspa lsi
fasi of far ifF f-'eerl fa ahfa
hsa Hffef heeH ftfas.eI
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

vas measured Tor spring hat Yesterday
and ! have been thinking about it ever
since. Did yoa ever gss one Of those biz
brass helmets the halter uses on Your head
1o0 ,eel scared as the man begins % tighten
che screws and repent of your sias. and
wish yoa lsd even done So giie .is-i As -
join the salvation army. While the halter
tf,sses around behind you aud peeks ani
peers through the machine you feel that
hie is a hollow mockery ami wonder what
IS going % happen nex- Bye and bye lhe
halter taxes ont of the top og che
thing piece Of paper punctured
with pin holes and tells you it Is the shape
ofyouF head You look a. the map and
feel surprised and grieVed. The nice round
dome Of intellect you always Thought YOU
POSSESSED ia chtracter'zed In the shape Of a
smashed castari pie OF an IndiAn mocasin
that has been bulged out with a railroad
coupling link You look a. the halter in
a suspicious kind Of r way, and 20 ont feel
ingtnean and feli the barkceper you are going
a. have new hat
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Egsr siaes tAs aiassf .a14l ASS as sa-
ulena isf 5 seaalt-l -ss teee las tls-a =
tae corner 81 E4g hrtiks sal aa.feAf -
ali .ts 5rasf 1saFY sh41e s-s gf'Fai -
fFesAias naay aals s1ils a'-s'iins -
nsNs an hst saasHser i4Fs. fassei '4-
corner gssfsf.laq al,i taaei gHe gid .fes -4'
hesa eac la@s zlsi esEied 4FaT ~ -
st.sld Is tas F.v 81 tas bs1el4y .ssra ra'ss.
0as - sas laa Cd and nllrSs iIsiisi'sa-
ssa ysan asaee er4aa a4piis fli A-'-
lost ea1e arr pfesent ai.iIs.ia4-ltf A-'i
tha ne@ a4lass FL a8l4y sid ae 9.a A's
taan
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Ihe red Tag and dynamite seens to
trouble lhe reporters "a thls city 90 az eE-
tens tbas 5 simply etasperatlag 1t an OH
boot f.aat la the roadway chat smells a
lssls strong A0N. goes lp al oace that an
attempt has been made lo destroy the city
Vith aitro giycerne 20 a package of saw
.ist Is discovered that bas been thrown
into .ae road fram tobacco juice box the
reporters are conVa.ssi 0ver a dynamite
outrage o. Is high ume to stop this imp1-
stoa on me pahiies nerves. [ would advise
thesc anarchist detectives to put Nater IN
fle.r morning cocktails
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Glance into one oi the popular resorts and
You viii End the aged and zrag-harsd AMI
the youth and beauty of the town at it.
The ROSY aash of a bald head vii reflect
carmine on tbe cheeks % the bald headed
man partner the spassle of The vouth s
eye wil issh on bis OPPOSITE sby diamond.
have known souse meA 20 b. st &c from 3
in ere morning until night It takes
she place in Grand Rapids of base ball in
either ,ities but there IS enc thing To be
thanklaf ilr we have few base ball cranks.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16


lis lr4mp eIlatsr aas s'afte'i i A
alsrs faar aa.i caaatrq iIlsis ara sr.ii''k
seaig Z. eag ~ agat sas ,aikiHs an
one ~ tAs lr4lsrnsis festsriag Ia fns Afaa'iV
- a4s sesae snd - es ai.a'N''-
aw8sso h8s hi kig be- yelisA sFfiH-'i Z
iat. she s.r s.sf rsses.as rs heels k>ze' a''f
.rm ~ "a cross Che continent - fsiseo'
4asel au nos 80 sas going 2, d. g
-01 esms 18. ts Easy aasn g0a fp'~
hak ss hlsf suausn % pag ny iAis -
thsaso. Wasn go there q sprA t'f .
esak 81 sel alan..er snai.sa &c a stars, at''
then r "a sake 81 the road t1e safne a. ass
athar lasmp. saisias aad riding oy tafus'
eaaag 4nd sleeping a. 4 can, cod ~efsins
Whenever rm broke snd "a oppoftaaiiy
occurs ja nss alergas NaY ~ PASS th'
summer. fou are free aai happg siin
Gota.nz Cd care for. and al ihe sofld BET
gou. 0h-sag. you ann going. are yoa.
-.f Lend us : niak eill s0a
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

naf.ce taat tAe ietecuse lofee af betfot
are sdll 'n statue quo ID fesari % mar
.lerers The T1Lsaa4a hzAtIb lsst week
Nas ths arsi paosr Ia the State 90 announce
the arrest of the notorious criminal Ld*Afd
r. KEY. GOD hls sentence fron 7islnaN 20
tse.fe Tears ia she State prison- I wouid
slg.ss tAs Detroit police % seni a man
down ,o. the prlsoa ani see if tnm briiton 5
ebo-r IS laid Bdaon sas murdered og
Hakeq in Charles Parkers restaurant IN
Detroit some years ago. and The police
never ma.ie much of al effort 90 captare
aim taey x-rs teo glad Cd zee -.d ~ Buron
fof that -aI Ilsti.e IS .4srlce.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Aa1d mas 81 te Cleveland % be traced
uP f3r a. arteHgt % bsli -se.
fns G0gerneF II kentueky Vetoet the
bili whash s0ald have ai.oesi the pool
rooms to olen agAta.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
WATCHED AND CAPPED.
Mr. Il. c. DEAN Resign mis- Position as Deputy
Register Of Deeds and is iionored by
Friends for Efficient services.

Yesterday about 4 o'clock it was noticeable
had assembled at the register of deeds office
| Everyone seemed to look as though there
was something ahead, and sure enough there
was.
Mr. Robert C. Dean, deputy register OF
deeds, had resigned his position, and as a
token of respect for the friendly treatment
extended by him 10 the real estate men they
had purchased for him fine fur cap costing
$50 Near half-past four o'clock Mr w. L..
| McBee, who had been selected to make Tie
presentation speech, called Mr.. Dean from
his work and spoke as follows:
Ii is with regret that we learn that you
have resigned your position as deputy regis
ter OF deeds. | have been selected to present
to you in behalf OF the real estate men OF The
city Of Wichita this seal skin cap, the token
OF our respect for your kind ana courteous
1 treatment, both III the discharge OF your Oh
| flee duties and social intercourse we pre-
sumo YOU have other fields i'll view that VIII
prove more remunerative that las prompted
your resignation. You, friend Robert, nave
the best wishes of the donors of this present for
| your Success III whatever enterprise you EN-
bark. Please accept THO mark OF esteem ana
when the chilly blasts Oh winter come Gown
upon you give one thought TO the poor real
estate men VINO have to wear their SuiiiiIei
hats.
The whole affair was quite surprise to
Mr. Dean. In q few well chosen words he
thanked them all kindly for the assurance Of
respect and at the close OF his remarks broke
open a fine box of cigars.
The following gentlemen were among
those who were interested in giving hir.
Dean his valuable present: Al Thomas
Stafford s. Clegg, Hotchkiss q Wheeler, L.
r. Cole, Bunpell & .Morehouse, Il. G. Lee,
p. Y. Healy, n. F. Niederlander, H. G.
Toler, S Z. Jocelyn, F. j. Arnold, E. ".
White, ". L. McBee, D. a. McCaulla,
Cobb & Co, George Rouse and I. Books.
About an hour after Mr.. DEAN had
become owner OF the stylish fur cap Mr.. IL.
D. Heiscrman invited him to take walk.
The invitation was accepted and on leaving
the Office they were soon in Mr.. Edward
Walls iewelry store. Mr. Heiserman told
She proprietor to give Mr.. DEAN the best
waech he had and be acted accordingly.
It was a handsomely engraved gold watch
made according 20 Louis XIV. style.
Mr Dean has held his position i'll the reg
lister OF deeds Office for three years. All
this time he has watched carefully both the
interest OF the public and employer. He
will commence work with the abstract firm
of Dean & Co.
Mr.. George +. Bearse has been appointed
to fiji the vacancy made ny Fir. Deans res
ignation. He has been connected with the
office for about year and has shown him-
self q good abstractOr.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
THE LAST NIGHT.
The Fair Attended by Large Crowd.

| The fair closed last evening. From the
until after the announcement OF the result
Of the voting, the room waS crowded to Its
utmost capacity. Solicitations for votes
and chances were more urgent than ever
before and the interest manifest by all, par
PECULIARLY by the holders of chances was the
closest and most intense.
About 10 o'clock the result of the voting
was commenced to be announced from the
stage The booths and bazars were deserted
and all crowded as closely as possible to. the
stage.
! First the cane was disposed of. When
| time for the silent vote was announced the
record stood:
| John Fianery- S V0
Nick Herrlg ~o'
at the end of fifteen minutes Mr.. Lynch
reported that Nick Herrig had s34 votes and
J. Elannery 64l15. Mr.. Herrig was called
upon the stage and was presented with the
cane He returned thanks to his friends IN q
neat little speech expressing his appreciation
of their kind efforts in his behalf.
The writing desk was next disposed Of.
The blackboard showed:
For writing desk:
Mary Mysinger. o.
| Lydia tlagg 1o3
At the end of the silent voting TIL result
was announced and stood:
Miss Mvsinge1. $40
MIS- FIdgg LIN
The china set was drawn with number 10.
by Mrs. Knoblauch: the pipe by Z. c. Schan-
ner with %; the tidy by Mrs. Shaffer with p
The time for finding az owner for the gold
watch was now at hand and the crowd be
came denser at the railing Of the orchestra
stand; the little boxes were placed in posi-
ton and the friends of the two contestants
commenced dropping in their contributions.
The fifteen minutes were up and the polls
were closed.
While the votes were being counted the
other articles were disposed Of. Ticket 17a
drew the bedroom set; the quilt went to
Otto Kopelin, who held No. 125, and Miss
Katie Higgins got the rug. Number IS,
held by Mrs Chas Allen,
drew the lace curtains: 13l,
held by E. Mead drew the hail lamp:
80 held by John Arp, the cake; - held by G.
w Carey, the table cloth and napkins, and
II by j. D. Cunningham, the silk banner.
The result OF the voting Oh the watch was
then announced as follows:
helSh. lo'1"-
Healy Observation-Disclosures ~,o-O
Before the silent voting commenced the
record was:
kelSh. ............ I'o!t
Healy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,Sot
Among the contributions found in Mr.
Kelsh's box was q check for 5000. The CT
tire amount put into the box during the
silent voting was 3670.6G, and into MIR.
Healy's box So There are number o.
other articles which have not yet been dis
posed Of, but they win all be ratified OF Mon
day. and the result announced. The fair has
been eIninently successful, the receipts from
| all sources being about 81, 900. This amount
VIII be appropriated to the completion OF the
church and academy, both now in course OF
! construction liz the city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
IECroR.
ro a. - q a. -.

TO nc Edit0- o tsle IaSl0-
IN replg - your correspondent ua.Ier she
above head who wants 10 know tue la.r IN
regard 70 a layman'S vestnIentS when h.
takes any part in the service OF the Episco-
pal church, can tel him twha, II he be =
hector he ought 70 knox h.mSalD that there
are two eaDnons GA this subject, one com
manding that the priest and ali who assis;
him shall he duly vested before entering the
church or taking part in the service, and a
second cannon saying what these vestments
must be, according 10 what the service is
and what part the assistant takes in said ser-
vice. 4 priest however may ask a Ia man
to read the LESSONS and vestmeuts, but moth
ing more. PAX.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

| First III. e. chlrch.-key. L. >. Hougsoi
at the First IL E. church today. 1899 a. m
and $50 p. IN; Sunday School, 2:30 p. m
young peoples meeting, $50 p. m The pub
lie is cordially invited
Friends Sabbath School and meeting at
Women's Christian Temperance Union
rooms, over No. 220 East Douglas Sabbath
School at 9:45 a, m; religious services at II
| q. m All are welcome.
! Christian-Corner of Second and Market
strets. Sunday School, $50 a. M; Prof
Pence, superintendent. Preaching II a. m
and 7:40 D. N. by Rev. Dr. Mcbride, of Lon
don, England After the morning sermon
converts and those having letters will be re-
ceived into the church. At the close OF the
evening service baptism viii be administered.
The public are very cordially invited TO be
present at all these services.
German NJ E-Sunday school at $50 a.
M, Mr.. William kinkel superintendent.
Preaching in the morning at 1913 and in the
evening at 100. Young peoples meeting on
Tuesday evening at $50; usual prayer meet
ing on Thursday at 40 p. m. A cordial IN
vitation Is extended to all
st. Johns Episcopal Church-Morning
prayer meeting and sermon by the rector at
II o'clock. Offertory singing. Sunday
school at 3 O'Clock p. m Evening prayer
and sermon at 80 o'clock Oifertory sing
ing.
Evangelical misunderstanding ct the
opera house at 1880 a. m; Sunday school
same place at $50 p. IN. Preaching at
Greenwich al 2:30 p. IN.
United Brethren-Sunday services viii
commence at 10 q m; Sunday school at 2
D. m: Bible reading at 8 p. M, conducted
by evangelists Evangelistic services com
mencng at p. m. All are cordially in
vited
Reformed church-Rev. j. ". Love will
hold communion services IN the Cheney Re
formed church today, hence there will be no
preaching in First Ward schoolhouse. Sun
day school at 9:45 as usual
Emporia Ave. NJ. E. Church, Corner
Norris street and EmporIa avenue. Sunday
school at 10 q. H., preaching at II a. m. and
80 y FL, class meeting following the morn
ing sermon. Revival services in the evening
and every evening during the week. The
public are cordially invited and earnestly re-
auested to attend these revival meetings.
First Baptst-The pastor, ". f. Harper,
will preach at II a. N. and 7:30 p. IN. Sun
day school It 2:30 p. N. The evening ser
vice viii be especially designed for young
men, they being in line with the week OF
PRAYER of the Y NJ C. A
Dodge Avenue Presbyterian-Sabbat
school at , p. IN. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. E. J. Brown, at ! p. N. Subject: Des-
sitution OF the Christless. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 7:30 p III. All are invited.
Plymouth CongregatiOnal-Cor Lawrence
avenue and Second street. j. II. Parker,
pastor. Preaching at II q. NJ, and 7:3G P.
NJ, evening sermon TO young men on THE
Secret of a Happy Life" Sunday school at
$50
Wet Side Baptist-No. Sl2 West Douglas
avenue. The Rev A. H Post will preach al
/ a n. Sunday school p. n. All cOrdi
oilv i,,z-i+al
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
aUSIC By PHONE.

The Silver String club met last night a
the residence Of Mrs. Or. Mccoy. About i
o'clock the EAGLE office was treated with q
selection through the telephone. 1t sounded
very nice indeed, Me>,.aiaes Strong and
Winch play on a mandolin; Misses McCabe.
Manuel and Mrs. AcCoy perform on the
gutter; Mrs. Cramer and 3irs. Al Clark ca
the banjo, and Mss Nosie Baldwin the harp.
The club VIII play - the Congregational
church next Wednesday night, They viii
meet once = week for practice a. the resi-
dence Of some member OF the club
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
\ GENUINE srRPRIRE.
Topeka Democrat.


The performance of Queen Evidence. =
by Ciagk's Comedy company az Crawford
opera house last night was an agreeable sll--
prise 10 thu very large audience present, a.
the company proved themselves III every r.
spect the superior Of any company ever II
orr city. "a i,opular prices The capacIty 81
the house was tested last evening and the
demonstrations % approval were frequent
and furcible Miss Fannie Francis n
Kate Aeiland." showed herself an earneS:
and capable artist. aud made much 81 the
part She has q most pleasing stage appear
ance. a handsome face and graceful
manners, and viii undoubtedly WIN gronI-
uence in the good viii Of our citizens Mr.
Percy Aeiiuu gave a splendid Interpretation
q ths character Of Gilbert MediaId. and
Dick o-iss5y, as Solomon isaacs, kept
every one IL the hest OF humcr. The cast l.
a strong one and the great strength Of the
company seems 70 be IN the evennsss OF The
cast, no amatears or sticks. but a company
from first 10 last that Ne can honestly voucn
for as belng even more than Is claimed for IL,
and far ssIpeeior - many that charge higher
and regular prices
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.

The revival is still i'll progress and great
good has been and is still being done. The
beauty OF the work is that members from
all are working tremendously together,
Methcdists, Baptists, Presbyterians, Camp
belites, and perhaps some Of other persua-
sion have shared with the United Brethren
in the blessings of holiness. There has also
been large number of conversions and re-
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
POLICE COCRT.

John Thomas and Mike Rowe were each
fined s. for drunkenness. Thomas was also
retained with William Morris to answer to
to the charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
They had came up from Texas and We're
starting out to paint the city in true cowboy
style, when the vigilant police put stop to
their little sport. They each paid Sl2 for the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
MEETING OF THE w. =. A.

The Woman Suffrage Association have ar
ranged to hold meetings monthly for the
propagation Of their doctrines. The first
meeting will be held on Tuesday evening
next, at place 20 be announced. Mrs. NJ.
f. Lease and perhaps others will address the
attendants