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Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Yes, They Didn't Move IL.

HALIFAX. n. H., Aug. "A proposed
second attempt to launch big craft NJ Two
Rivers, Cumberland county. at midnight
Saturday night, had 20 be postponed after
all readiness had been made, on account OF
fog The weather yesterday morning wa
beautiful and large crowd gathered to
witness the greatest launch ever attempted
on this continent Every thing was gotten
in readiness for high tide and at 1925 She
started amid shouts of the spectators. ii
moved off most beautifully, It's momentum
increasing gradually but with wonderful
celebrity When 200 feet down the launch
way the cradle broke with crash and roar
that could be heard mile away 1t was
accompanied by fire and smoke caused by
friction The huge raft surged for a mo-
meui, when it settled down on the wrecked
cradle Sticks Of hard wood eighteen
inches in diameter snapped like pipe stems
and were ground into match wood. The
raft remains intact, only two binding
chains being broken about one fifth is sub
merged at high water 1t is probable that
il cant be moved
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Kansas City Grain and Produce.


Flour-Du; quotations in car lots: Xxx. BE; NIX
S5gc family. 81 Ja,l -; choice, 81 35el 40 fancy
81 65tSi - patent, 81 pbs2 10.
Whest-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 400; il. store
35S 0vj qriet No. red cash. tAlys bid 6i asked
September, 6i5e bid, October. SIS bid, 6sl4 asked
No. soft cash. 6t5s bid 6e;4 asked.
Corn-Receipts, s,0oo; shipments, $500: In store,
September 363i October, si5s bid. s.1 asked; No.
white c.lSil, 3.
oats-io . cash, 26l4 bid. 2e3l asked.
Rye-Nolninai
Hay-Fir1n; fancy small baici, s. 90. large, s. 80.
III! stuf-Yuiet
Ru.ter-steady; creamery fancy IS; good, Is; dairy
IL; store packed l0 common, f.
Egys-fs,r demand az Sc.
Corn Mcai-GrecE. -; dried. 80.
Corn Cnop-Flik, -; sacked, -.
SaipstufT-45e5lc
Bran-Bulk, 49, sacked, ST.
Che5s--FIli cream. 80; fiat, ,6S; Young America,
10; Kansas 5et1.
Poultry-Steady; old hens, 81 oD2 % mixed, 81 -;
spring chickens large, 81 - small 81 25Gef 80.
Dried Apples, ltg3c; peaches, 2tg352c.
Wooi-hissoufi. unwashed heavy fine, 64lS; light.
iSle2e medium combing. 2le2}; coarse ~ low ana
light ls4e2l; medium. 2023; tub washed choice 34e IS;
1ne, 81 nS3; oingy ana low, 1903.
Broom corn-Hurl, 10 self working 6@f; common.
S; crooked, 31s@4.
Hldes-Dry flint. No. I. i2 No 9 II; bulls and stags
8; dry salt, No, l. 10 No 2 5; green salt. No. So, No.
pelt dry. l0sI2.
Taliow-No. /, So; No. 3 2al
ProvisfOnSStlgar cured hams 12l%;hre3kfaSt bacon,
sS4 dried beef. l0 dry salt clear rio sides, So 20;
long clear. 90 l9 shoulders, So; short clear So 30;
smoked clear rib sides. So "a; pork, ~ 15 long
clear, g. *; short clear, 81 l5
Lard-Choice tferce, So ..
Flax seed-sc.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
ST. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. Louis. August :.
Flour-Du unchanged 81 25.? 35, family
81 40d2 50; choice, - Shd3 i0 fancy, 50 iV(IS 81
extra fancy, s. coos 81; patent. 81 20G4 10.
Wheat-Fairly active and higher. The market
opened shade easier. but advanced 16Ss4c ruled
about steady, and finished &c higher than saturday.
Sales ranged: No. ? red cash. 16ys: August.
75,I aet. closing 1eas bid: Sept, .iatda55t, closed
7Si4 bid October. 1s34 @StSs closing sjs bid.
Corn-Active, strong and higher. First prices were
firm and ldesa4c higher. and advanced Jsc fuc-
tuated within a range of Jc. and closed ls1sc higher
than Saturday.
Sales ranged: No: mixed, cash. 4o949f August.
t04740s. closing 4i4 September, 4l% t421a closing
421S: October, 42s+ 4,l4. closing $3.50 3}lf
Oats-Weak and lower; No mixed cash. 2G1tGs
2e3s; August. 2 September, 2'5s bid; October 2aa4
bid.
Rye-Firm; Sic bid.
Barley-No market.
Lead-Quiet and steady; refined and chemically
hard; 81 6213.
Butter-Quiet and steady; creamery, i7g90; dairy.
10Grl6.
Eggs-Active afd irmer, 61G17c.
Whiskey-steady 81 w.
Porh-3i0 20.
Lard-So 20
Receipts Flour. 4,co; wheat. 2o5.Jn, corn 500.
oats, lao rye. 300; barley. none.
oats. 900; rye none; barley, none.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

VXyANTED-A good girl to do general housework
w in small family Mrs. Jackson. 301 Lawrence
q
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
WICHITA MARKETS.

Tere ot nrnuch doing In the czrt4s market yes
serstay O; TIE ofser9rs- b~ns bntehe-s stock
tbDa pr5ces-
light hc- sszx rno-tlr keys back. sin1 she rsceui
rains give p-omiss Of large farnsers are
disl.o>.-1 hold lsshs hzz- eat tae ~
fsrinx. eli taken 2t-szrt Eve sztzr
days prices
There very nr,e -seat tos--t. shs rsrsns rasrls
hasfnz made The rosds Almost iruBAs~aass sor far
rners. There were few I1Sts however on tse
kes which sold for :seihc one Of cho5ce utse&s
tracks sstf for Ac-
About the oaiy feature q the cs~n makes worthy
oe aese Il It's znresssbs,.sy ssipp~n we're oceT.nx
ikoxsc while feed sroreH and feeders paS3 I'll the way
frosn = 10 = cerA souse q the hGyess fo< fAe loi
market seexn uos 20 have board of she recsrs rain
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
For Trade.

Horses cows, wagons, huggies, Norman stallion,
so head Of Nerino sheep. stock OF general n~rchan
disc Ss.oo stock ofclothing one fe-horse power en-
gine and threshing macine. two valuable patent
rights' sharee in several good growing In west
ern Kansas several good pre- emptions and timber
culture claims in the Garden City land strict farms
and town property IN all the eastern and southern
states also western Kansas land and great many
vacant lots In western Kansas towns AL 60 trade for
Ter, Cowiey, Sumner and Reno cpuntfee- VIII trade
for mortgaeed property; Three good improved farms
to rent for 1857. We make Q speciality OF trading.
you have anything trade ell bring the descrp
tfon ONCE we get you Q trade Town lots
for sale on credit once sls East Douglas avenue up
stairs, front room. RElxAN Z SAblN.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

y>OR SAi.E-n Burleigh's first and second additions
L few line residence lots located Fourth and
Fifth avenues. between oak and Eleventh streets.
For particulars inquire OF DR. II. o. Hurieigh,
Fourth av, nue. and Oak street. dsln
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Destructive Fire.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug "A destruc
tive fire broke out at Elletsville, Ind a 10
o'clock last night and a number of business
houses, private residences and work shopl
were burned to the ground Assistance
was telegraphed for TO Bloomington and an
engine from that place was sent over imme-
diately, but too late to be of much service,
as the fire was under control when if arriv-
ed. Loss can't yet be estimated, but will
iOlIhfleSS hn heavy
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Fire in stock Yards.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug, 2-F'ire broke
out shortly before noon today in the Ma
tional stock yards at East St Louis and
spread with such rapidity that the local
fire department were unable to master the
flames and message for aid was sent to
this city, TO which three engines responded,
and indications now | p. m, are that the
sheds and barns viii be totally DESTROYED,
The yards are situated some distance from
East ST. Louis and are in IA place where
engines can only do inefficient work
The fire started in a large hay BAN
which contained thousand of tons Of hay
valued at - 900, and it was wholly destroy
ed before the engines arrived A heavy
wind was blowing from the north ana the
fire quickly communicated to the line Of
sheds between avenues A and B and it had
then made such headway that the firemen
directed their energies TO tearing down al
jacen. sheds in order TO hinder its progress
further Before this could be accomplished
however. thirty sheds valued at $500 each
were completely destroyed and the fire was
not then under control and at 2 O'Clock is
still burning fiercely.
The loss so far amounts to about x2J. coo
which is fully covered by insurance. Pres
ident Knox stated that it is his belief that
the fire is Of incendiary origin
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Isolated Cholera.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Aug. 1.-Two per
sons died in this city within twenty hours
with what appears to be well defined chol-
era A NJ Van Hcuter and Mr. Van Dry,
the former of whom was taken i'll yester-
day forenoon, and died at , in the evening.
and the latter was sick about The same
length of time. Considerable excitement
prevails. and the matter is being looked
after very closely by leading citizens. 1t
is thought to have been induced 10y the alb
sence of any sewerage system in the city
combined with The dry hot weather For
nearly three months there has been no rain
to speak of
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
A yillape HALF Rurned.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug "A News
special from Bloomington says: AT IL
o'clock last night an incendiary fire was
started in Hook Il Faulkner's wagon shop.
which destroyed more than half the bsisi-
ness houses in the place before lis progress
was stayed The losses are small. aggre-
eating only $l3. 500, with an insurance of
Sc. 000 There was no apparatus for eX-
tinguishing fire in the village.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

Esr~se s&t<f@<f<rr tstr~ Ass k~<E
- r~ fs1n srftass ~ TIE exzrr~-F rat gs4 s.4ssi
st<,rs - sse kAszszs ssss9szsa E@sx - y zfs fz
IA kaxsas 90 s>~e szer~A@~3 IN 'ss - yassy
9J2seEx2 fsfssss assfsss n sf<rsdatzrs
assS yssss ssEss - tss ss - Hsy s,<
f>cs sszsSz; ef ssr tss-s-~ ks< szsss .ssd
t1sf sk~ pad az satstz4 ssosA ~ sz< kzSax $50
srr1sss y ne ssrz Of lS> Hsss7s-3 Tszzsxss La
lxss EoSGfUE
sc- - k>rssr 1ssiares ,s1ss a. esssz.I ss<~s ~
us ksss@As <s<A<sna4 s<&szH 1f Nt~ksss &sssx k.<-
sss Gxs&As6 kxs essE hoer~a>D5 sses-~xS1 10 ths
szn - fsesr TksasAn4 fcxAsrx bs2gssr sxte ~
rrsas a eStssal s~s tseo rx5d sEso sssS essi -
SAfs a. TIE sstzt&l ss>cs E>serR. sd ls4x 2a1s sr
cysAss ~ eAss<&& - sssxo~es ty ~ s.ss<<e6ev ~
Ia vStae.s vAes~f. Ass~zsse ans ~ %
s&Az- 9c1Al eeg1A<xys ooz 49, of of1e~
- - 1aOoAA. C1Otxss<tes.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Public Delhi Statement.

WAsHrseTos. Aug. 2.-The public d.is;
staierDen, shows ln;eres; tearing 6efs,
81 IA. sg2 tr,4; total debt. ti. 755 .55s. .0s7
Total, 'ssS available cash items. 81. .ssD. 2Ss.
6o4- Set cash In treasury. ~, ,1s 3s2
Decrease Of dess during month. q, ,049. ie4
Total aviiable for reduction o. debt. SIS.
2S5. .443- Total cash in treasury. &4sa. SO.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

nor SALES lots on NJ Waco avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; will be sold
bargain. Inquire at 15l y Main st. soft
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
DIR. VIM. HALL,
OVER woopNAys BANK. rs : NAN ST.,

OVER wooDNASs BANK. lss MAIN ST..
Ccutnues q, srccsfulsy treat al; fs<as cf women
He does not do general Practice he gives his entire
time to his sccaite<. In the two he has hcsn
in Wichita he has cured hundreds of la<ite@ In this
city and adjoining towns OF whom will speak In
manly treatment while under his II any person
afiscted with any of the following diseases win
suit him first. time viii be gained. money saved and
disappointment aversfxf
INFLAMMATION, CLCERATIoN,
MIsPLAcEAENT. or rr,lsp~ns of the womb.
and sl UTERINE TROUBLES
PuLYPUS AND rTBRoD TyNoRS.
causing frequent, painful and Irregular menstru
atIons.
LEUCORRHCEA. etc.
He also successfully treats all kidney and bladder
trouble Of male and female. such as.
PARALYSIS NEURALGIA.
Foreign Bodies In the Bladder and Crcthrs.
causing frequent and painful urinatns. and all
forms os PRIVATE,
CHRONIC. and
SEXUAL DISEASES.
such Speruia:orriea. lnpctency, aud all the
pleasant results OF sucn troubles
SYPHILIS positively CURED and entirely erss.catcd
from the system
tsoNoRRHtts cured in from three 10 eight days or
no pay.
CLEFT and STRUCTURE cured In patients Of years
standing.
PILES and other diseases Of The ssnits, urinary or
ras quickly cured He guarantees all srshe cases
IL he cannot cure sca be will plainly tell you
CONSULTATION FREE.
Remember thar he Is a: his old ONO, at is Main
street woodmans Rank. ai,tr.ss heck box
81. dSw
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

Whereas. ny sssfsfs<rerr ssSere~ tyrs~s.s-5
un5efssSrssf. if ssseD rssss apt~sr That
state Sassssssi Bark 81 Nsnsts IN sss nv ~ VIII,
ia In TIE e>lzssgty ~ S@fsst~s ssf -
-. yes ir6 ell ErrrTists< st-:asss
- iks btes; ktss-~. rs-s1se~. esssHs-e-J ~fge
f-ffsre sEa55 Aztsssr7ze-4 eslfre
krzFse tssF ba-3s n fsznssnz
>9w, fkssr~fsT- J. S lis4zsu Z TrepEaiF. esangsrs5
~ - ffr csFTxfeT 81 AeTsssr fyrTlfr ss@x.
asfkrsa Esnk q v eE5ss. lH fs~ ssfF 81 eskkf@ ~
tsss eo1asy II svsx~fs, s1f ssxss - EszAa< y $40
tsssrixSs - saHsxg as
y<ssssd<f In efzs sz1Sysf saG ssEr s4lss
"a ttne rsvs--z9 s1Afske. a 80 Sl-e.1 sszs~~
- II lsf2VrslrT ~s<7rssS ssY h1Aa
sxAf- sas -rzl q q<ses tAls s<h Dag 4 Fss< 80
- " Z rEs@@H@1
SSSs f5zs<r xe-s57ter 81 tsss Esssyer<y.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
New York Grain.

=
Wheaf-Cash lower. unSradedred. s8issas.. No. 2
red. ssesa4 elevator. ssl. ss delivered: No r.-i
August ss+fss5@; September -o6sss3l
Corn-Spoy lots ID 3c lower. options 4 %sii4 higher
ung-sdezi $3.50; No. ~ elevator. ssttsa delivered
No August 5-ySf4
oat--Ffrnl; mix~d western. sss1o; white western
sss47.
Bsriey-S.eaty.
Butier-Frmer. fair demand for choice western.
i2sls.
Cheese-Firm bu quiet western, T4SFS
EesS-Dnli. western fresh. Asifs-
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Chicago Lave Stock.

Cattle-Receipts $50; shipments Ian; market
strong srd steady shipping steers Sys4l5e pound.
q i6l4 %; stocEers and feeders. ~ yA3 -; bulk.
81 7o1s n through Texas cattle. cows e. 100
IS; steers. e .ns3 2
Hogs-Eecepts isype shipmepts. &0G market
steady rough and mixed. - I5A% 80; packing and
shipping - s2s5 a} light, - 1904 "; skiIe. 81 s+ o.
sheep Receipts. iSs. shipments. Ss. market
strong natives 81 75S2 y; western, o. Ss]3 ~:
Texas q s5Gs: ~, lants = 75aS4 y.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

ENOR SAi4E-New job and newspaper Office very
Il low, must se-Peerless press, i3Xl9, monumental
6xs 40 fonts of display type rules lead cutter stone
etc plenty OF sorts outfit used four months Atica
Record a great bargain; 500 cash W. o. Graham,
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

and the improved condition Of the corn crop. but
keep filing their bins anticipation Of higher prices
Oats are only In moderate demand. with free offer
ings- Local dealers are pretty well stocked. ara
heavy orders from the west have very materially
creased since the termination Of the drought scare
sales were mostly al a4Sesc.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
New York Live Stock.

SES YORK. August 2
Beeves-Receipts. 34sa bead native s.@~-s. q 20
s a. Texans 5 8xEs x, baik ~ SsIa a.
Sheet Receipts. l6.sse slow, 20 prime
sheep 3 1s- ~ eoTgBo3 10 prime 2snls- y ID
s ~
Hoss-Recsip.s ia40e no1ninaiy frzaer. - e.sS -.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
The GaIata this Side of the Water.

MARBLE HEAD, Mass, Aug. 2-The
English cutter GaIata Was first sighted at
$50 last evening by Chief Isaac Atkins, Of
the Marble Head fire department. who had
been on lookout for the yacht since early
morning The chief Immediately annoaned
the fact and the news spread from lip to
lip and was carried up into town, and
across the harhor a. swiftly as though by
telegraph key and electric sounder Chief
Neber sounded an alarm Of fire which met
with a most prompt response Everybody
came tumbling out Of houses, ,brlIs,ing
arms through coa,sleeves a. they ran along
The wharves, rocks and headlands were
black with people within twenty five
minutes, and almost instantly was heard the
first roar from the cannon al Fort Sewall
II reached from rock TO rock around the
besdland. and was taken up from deck o.
deck Of the yachts in the hari,Or Gun Of
Ferry No. ; was on State street and
fired continuously On came the Yacht,
Eagerly every eye was strained 10 catch the
firsf outlines of her hull and trimmings
She made Point Neck at 7i3 and vas ss-
corted round 10 the light house by q perfect
swarm Of boats and dories 10 her anchor
age Just below the America The a1cfor
dropped from her bows at exactly ID ard
found bottom in american harior for the
first time in ihirty-oIle DAYS after leaving
land On the other SIDE Everything which
could float was utilized and hai rs frnigi.;
at once. All boatmen reaEed ripe har
vest The decorations Of the Galafa rre-
scnted a very picturesque appearance. with
It's crew OF seventeen sturdy British ,ars In
oilskins and bright yachting e.ps Every
body admitted she was harsfsrne She !
carried her fspwsprif after the yacht Anier-
icais stsle. with no pb t,ow ard her top,
mast wa bent down She has the genuine
Puritan stern. which hangs with e1cesd-
ing!y graoeful outline. though differing In
some respects from the Puritan There
viii De intense Interest frofg this time oz4,
In Marblehead in the coming race
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
Kansas City Live Stock.

Catte-Receipts, 1855; shipments none market
xuet good TO choice - ssa4 ~; common to medium.
q 4Ds3 S stockers e. t02 IS: feeders, q Sygj 30.
cows, 81 5sa2 -; grass Texas steers. 81 COOS y.
Hogs-ReceiPts, 1868; shipments 1.Ss; frmer;
choice - AEtt 81; common to medium. 81 Sts4 -.
Sheep Receipts. l0I shipments, none; quiet
good to choice 81 4oS1 0, TO medium, 81 %
..1l
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
DEFTcg - CONTROLLER ~ f'r-HHEsgF
Waensnz.sys. July kzs. -.
Whereas Satisfactory Ba.icr has fraItsasit;sf
~ TIE ssfnDFssileT ~ the currency tiaf fs capital
stock II ifse state Ssfaai iisns n wSrfita v i,is
ksEzs has been increased IN The ~ frty eight
thousand dollars. tssss Ia ssrOftiarsy ~Itt lac ss
the rrovssOns ~ the s<t - N4Y i~s Asd thai Tie
bSsle afffsut - tIt i5cssss has t-r l-aa asi1
that The lsaid % capital st.sss ~ sssf tsas
anOunt. 70 ine su5a - tundf-i ttosssfd dfs2l&fx
Hmm
Nov 4 & errety certified fhe. f'se capital sfek -
the state AasSgDai Ea:ss ~ rnisz." Gsnsss sffrs
-Si1. has s-sn Increased aforesaid -
forty eight thousand dollars. tt.ssl ssz; sssi ir,
ersa~e ~ capital has besn tzid into szB i%Bk
part ~ :se capital stock teresf. ard sal1
sneysaSs ~ capital II spps9seI ~ tss epsIespissr
u tsse rTsretfr.
In ~issse~s where's, h-ssssisio air my oresai sis
nature and sssl - sf5es
sSTuFt
Asst DsSztT AMI Acfi1z csssus stscs1r.
s14stf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
STORAGE.

CToRAGE-For household goods and merchandise
- at $50 Main 81. Cheap rates, by Cox Stanley.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

SsToRAGE-For household goods merchandise
= boxed or loose. IL you have any goods to store
bring them 10 the Wichita Storage Co. No lls West
Douglas ave. eeU
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

IGOR SALE-Choice residence lots Lawrence
avenue between ihru and Central east fronts,
eii improved; sidewalks fences, ami fruit; build
Ee these are the choicest lots in the city; viii sell
T. tSor 100 feet. For terms and prices cali on A.
>!i La d56-lnio+
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
FOR TRADE.

Il good business, good location everything be
longing 20 irstclass livery stable; situated in the
city OF Cleveland. Ohio: will trade for land in
ern Kansas. For particulars address lock box ie-
Wichita. Kan Ain
NOR EXCHANGING have a half section OF Seig
II wick county land. partly improved which W.
viii exchange for Wichita property upon very liberal
terms. Bunilel 4 Morehouse. sf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

Railroad Boncs-2uiet and generally firm.
Stocks opened with first prices. although irregular
in majority Of cases. 1s9nc higher. Buying in
Union Pacific stimulated trading the whole lisf
and active and strong market followed until noon.
The market became quiet, and prices continued
abou; steady until the last hour when another slight
advance occurred Everything the active list ex-
cept Western Union is higher tonight
he total of stocss ,.,iay xers sharas
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

g.NOR SALG-The best bargain Ia Wichita; new s.
4 room house with cellar siak in kitchen, veranda
on sou ana west side, barn 32x14 IT. 50 II lot s9lJ
c.'>n, balance on very easy payments. Price S2.5G.
ne property & now renting for s2e per month. q.
=. AIs,ier. }l4 North Main street d5S 1Ot-
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

s.TOR SALE or tr4de-For town property in any
L [rnd town in tie southern part OF Kansas, l60
clt =" -oOd and IA the eastern part Of Pratt county.
Inqu at Bislop Brother 4lG L Douglas ave Wich-
( D. kag
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

k.~OR SALE or Trate-ej0 head Of sheep three
horses, wagon and double harness; will trade ,or
city property: also have small stock Of ready made
clothing to trade for Kansas land Porter & Dutton
l:x Main
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
FOUND.

INOCND pocket book containing rt,'.n
Il amount OF money which the parties identifying
the same ana paying FOR this notice set at this
o!flce d62-t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

E.'2s SALEl90 high grade sheep. or viii trade for
4 Wichita city property FOR cattle. Enquire 1l9
h Douglas ave. A I. Blckeri2e. d58-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

E+HOR SALE Trade or Rent-rhe Mulvane Roller
a Mills. This mill is new and situated in the thriv-
ing city or huigane, - miles OF Wichita the
crossing OF the santa Fe and Leroy 3 Western rail
reads For particulars Inquire OF the proprietor T.
Butner, MuIgane, Kan. dfa6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

E1TOR SsLE-Bakery and confectionery centrally To-
L Gated and doing pay ing business; wish engage
lii other business. X. II. Kendall New Kowa nan
n
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

E'oR SAl.E-On Main st bet 81 and Central ave, 80
Il 'front.' with house Of Il rooms excellent business
IA ave iHr ord addition. price Sl.s4 call }. C.
herrins al city clerks office, or 40 Topeka
dGl6tk
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

WANTED Situation as clerk I'm good business
w house by young man nearly ~. wants his even
in2s To atterd commercial school Can give good ref
erences. Address lock box 70, Wichita d656t+
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
LOST.

I OST-A dark bay pony. weighs between coo and
j 100 pounds, heavy tail and name, rope around his
Peter Getto. d66.6t
Il oSr-Pocketboo containing money and papers.
i The finder will be rewarded by leaving same
Eagle Office. d65-6t"
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

-<eW IUFK HUucy A1fKetSe
NEw YoRx. August 2.
Aoney-On call easy at 2s4 per cent
Prime Merchantie Paper-4de5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-DuiI at $i-S4 for 90 days bills
and 4S6 for demand.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-3s0 acres Of choice bottom land rail
Il road. only 229 miles from good town In this
county at big bargain for 10 days; good house; 50
acres in cultivation. Simms & George, room l, l10
Main st. d6l-6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

F5SDR SALE-Bi,iiard hall outfit worth $780,
sistng Of three billiard and pool table of the
brunswick, Blake K collender Co. make: also entire
oUJflt fer rst-class hail for sale for S650 cash In
qGlft al AS Douglas d6E6t-
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

T.7oR sALE-Fine business property on Main St Cobb
! X Guthrie. 2IS Aaip 81. da25t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

IHOR SAI4E-l15x3o1 #, making Il lots located on
First st, lying nice aud high within stones throw
of X !, ST Fee depot Globe Iron works. This land
must be Sold and is offered at y its value Here is an
iusie bargain with 100 per cent in sight. McCalta X
Miller, over Hyde's book store. o6.56t-
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

VNyANTED-A situation ON farm any other re
w spectacle employment by married man. Ad
dress q. H., Eagle Office.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

1-NOR sALE-House OF rooms and closets outside
cellar of brick good barn, fences. fruit and good
sidewalks wacrworks In yard; all in first class order
located on Lawrence avenue between Third and Cen
trail fronts will sell 62s 5 feet with house,
Of the best locations in the city For and
prices call On A. Smith Jim
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-08-03

L>OR SALE-Grand Central Hotel, Geuda Springs,
L Sumner county Kansas, The great health resort Of
sunny, southern Kansas doing good paying bust
ness: everything nice ana new newly furnished this
spring; good chance for one: reason for sell
ing age Call address r. c; Love, Gleuda
Spring Kansas. d6 If