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INDIANS AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The Presi-
dent yesterday received a delegation of New
York Seneca Indians, who came to Washington
to prevent legislation by Congress which will
crafty; also, q delegation of Southern Utes, who
came here for the purpose of making arrange
lieu thereof to obtain in Utah, which they al
lege ore much better adapted to their wants.
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IAmerick'e Rrnnd Jury adopted resolutions in
favor OF home rule and expressing conndence In
Gladstone ana Parnotl
Chas g. Marble, . florist, residing IN 0louces.
tar. n J.. Thursday night shot bis daughtee
Fannie. aged ~ years, whom he mistook Tor 3
buVinx. Tbe wound y not necessarily fatAh
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THE ORDER CLOSING THEM ON THAT DAY SUS-
PENDED TILL APRIL 4TH.
This morning a delegation Of BARRIERS at the
principal hotels, composed OF Carter A. Stewart,
Robert Wilson, Wellington Taylor, Thomas
Harris, H. E. Burgess. r. Sand, Philip Rothman
and Wayne Curry, waited on the Commission
ers to ask them that the Sunday law governing
the BARRIERS be- for a short time longer sus-
pended in its operations, as the BARRIERS have
not had time to notify their customers, and the
too sudden change would cause considerable
Inconvenience and trouble. The request was
fully discussed, and the Commissioners prom
ised to accommodate them, and the order
stands suspended till the 4th day Of April.
The Civil Authority % be vfndicased.
THE CASE OF THE TWO soLDIERs-EsMoNDA AND
M'GUIRE.
The Secretary of War has notified Messrs. ].
w. Walker and w. Pierce Bell, counsel for
Frank A. Esmond and James MCGUIRE, the two
soldiers Of the Sd artillery recently sent, under
Albany penitentiary, that they will be returned
to the Jurisdiction Of the civil courts OF the Dis
tricf. The prisoners were indicted, tried and
acquitted in the civil courts OF E charge Of the
afterwards they were tried, as IL il claimed for
substantially the same ofiense by q court-mar-
their pay, to be dishonorably discharged. In
addition Esmond was sentenced TO one years
Imprisonment, and MCGUIRE TO six months i'm
writ of habeas corpus returnable before Chief
Justice Cartier, but before the writ was issued
the prisoners were taken TO Albany. Counsel
then laid the matter before the President and
Secretary OF War, and the result Will be the
return OF the prisoners to this city.
HENRY X. BRowN, THE ScULPToR,. AD-
JUDGED OF UNsoUND MTND.-The sculptor,
signed the equestrian statue Of Washington in
Union square, New York, and the equestrian
Judged Of unsouud mind and Incapable Of CON-
ducting his busineea he II In . feeble condi-
ton Of bodily health, and Requires the atten-
devotedly attached 70 his wife. and since her
death has rapidly declined In health. A COM
mittee WIN be appointed - take charge a his
azEAin
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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CONTENTS FOR MARCH
The Kentucky Resolutions of 1.9S and 1893
With Official Documents K T. Durret-
IL
Under Sentence of Death WE. Gordon.
The Teche Country Fifty Years Ago. F. l. Richardson
The Light House Rock (Key Vest
viii Wallace Harvey.
v.
The Defense OF Fort Wagner. Paul H. Hayne
VI.
The Matches Bird. Danske cambridge.
"Reminiscences of Confederate Calvary Service
By A Private
HOpeset and Sunrise Jasper Barnett Cowden.
City Building In the South. Will Wallace Harvey.
Uncle Adams Funeral Feast
Illustrated May Rose Floyd
Ten Illustrations ''0 r. n Kelly
Comment and Criticism
Kill
Editors Table
XIV.
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a New school Trustee Appointed

A New school Trustee Appointed.
The District Commissioners to-day appointed
DIR. A. b. Wilmer, one Of the STAFF of physicians
OF st. Elfzabeth's insane asylum, as trustee of
public schools In place Of Mr.. Griswold, of Ana
costa, who has resigned from the board. The
appointment was first rendered 10 DR.. Godding,
superintendent Of the asylum, but that gentle
TO the duties OF the Office.
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A NICE MAN TO WRITE To.-Extract from a
report by Alfred Lister, postmaster general of
British colony at Hong Kong. China: ASIAN has
entered the postal union, and properly organ
1zed post office has been opened at Bangkok
under the direction of H. r. H. Somdet Phra
CHOW Nong Va Tho Chow Fa Bhanurangse
swangwongse krom Hluang -Bhanuphandu-
wongse Woradej, minister Of posts and tele-
graphs
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal
revenue, S446, 800; customs, Ss13,O42.
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Changes in the Ofnees.

changes In the OmceS.
The following changes in the War depart.
ment are announced: Thomas Lewis, class
81 900, Secretary's office, resigned; Charles F.
McDermott, appointed copyist in the rebellion
records office, and Kenton N. Harper APP
pointed comPositor at 81 900 under civil SER
vice rules. Thomas F. MAIDEN, class 81 900, s..
g. @. resigned: VIM: NJ: Gray, John G. Cox and
to class 1. Walter II. Foss, class 81 900, s. G.
o., resigned. +. w. Bird, class $1,000, pay
master generals office, transferred and pro
NOTED to class /, A. q. o. II. p WOlcott. class
81 400, signal service Office, resigned, to take
effect April 10Th. Frederick Weber, class 1,
A. g. O., resigned, to take effect March 81,
1886.
In the Treasury department the following APP
pointments have been made under civil service
rules: Lavmer West, Of California, clerk of class
Two IN the Office OF the Secretary; Norman r.
Jenner, John B. Kinnear, of Illinois, and VIM.
&: Piatt, of Indiana, clerks of class one In the
office ofthe second auditor; Chas. L. Hutchins,
Harry s. Henislcr, Of Maryland, and Robert r.
West, OF Kentucky, clerks Of class one in the
once OF the sixth auditor. Promotion-Mrs.
Julia A. Breed, OF California, from class one to
class two In the office of the third auditor.
secretary Manning yesterday directed the
dismissal of Benjamin 8. Pike, of Massachu-
sets, chief of Q division in the second con-
trolier's office. No reasons were assigned.
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Eight men who had been convicted OF taking
prom uent part In the recent London riots Were
yesterday eentencod to penal servitude for
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GEMS. TERRY AND HOWARD.
The Settlement OF the Seniority CUES.
tiOn-The Latter Officer Likely to Sue.
coed Gen. Pope.

The Presidents action in promoting Brigadier
General Terry to be major general to succeed
Gen. Hancock. without waiting for the other
vacancy in the grade of major general, which
will occur on March 10th, by the retirement of
Gen. Pope, showed his desire to give the senior
position to Gen. Terry over all the brigadier
generals. There was no doubt at any time that
Gen. Terry would be promoted to be major
general, but it was very doubtful before
Wednesday if he would obtain the senior po-
sition over Gen. Howard. 1t was expected that
no nomination would be made until after Gen.
Pope's retirement, when all the promotions
would be made at once It is thought likely
lean ranks initiated against him in I'll the Pace
stood that the President was more infiu-
Terry the number on the register which ai
It is claimed rightly belongs to him.
He was o nominated brigadier general in Jan
February, 1865, General Howard was appoint
ed brigadier general, but his commission was to
ing him the senior of General Terry by a month.
TSsTs seems to Be but little doubt ,s Of
Pope. Should he possibly fail, how
ton between Generals COOK Miles, ' sanPs Hs,
Drum and others Gen. Miles has been here
eralship, with influential backing. It is gem gen.
orally supposed that he is Gen. Sherman's man.
while Gen. Crook is pushed by Gen. Sheridan
1t Is thought that the complaints received by
the President of Gen. Crooks Indian campaign
may lessen his chances somewhat. After Gen.
Howard, Gen. Miles seems to be the favorite.
When Gen. Pope's successor is appointed double
promotions down the line caused thereby, as
well as by the promotion of Gen. Terry, will be
made at the same time. 1t is impossible
to predict who the two new brigadier generals
will be, as there is such large field from which
to select. Coils. Wilcox, Ruger, Merritt and
Carlin seem to be the favorites.
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LOOKING FOR HER LONG LOST FArHER.-A
lady living in Elgin, ILL.,, writes to the Post
master General inquiring if he can give her In
formation as to the whereabouts of her father
Richard E. Sloane, who has been absent for
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THERE ARE SIX CADETSHIPS at large in the
naval academy at the disposal of the President,
but 1t Is known that the President intends APP
pointing to them none but young men of mill
tary families for whom there is no other chance
OF becoming naval officers
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Cholera has been discovered at Venice ON
board . Greek brigantine.
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FR~~]Ns CHA& =. PRICE, 80
O DRUGGIST. 426 7th st. aw
The most complete Irug establishment In sor,s.,
Washington Our prices are exceedingly low ~; ~
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0NS PARTIES WISHING TO TRANSACT
- business at GROGAN'S Furniture and Car
pet Insfalnent House, viii please cali early as We
close AZ b pm. sharp fi9-Im
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
That Indiana Injunction.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. lin the
matter Of the injunction applied for by
Hon. Green Smith yesterday 10 prevent the
secretary of state transmitting to the
speaker Of the house of representatives the
result OF the vote for lieutenant governor,
Attorney General Michever today On be-
half Of the secretary Of state fled q demur-
rer alleging. first. that the plaintiff had no
legal capacity to sue. and second. that the
facts alleged Go not constitute sufficient
cause for action. The court suggested
that judgment be entered pro forma, for
the reason that an appeal would necessari-
ly follow TO the supreme court, but Smith
preferred the matter should go over until
be could communicate with his counsel
who could not be present today The case
viii be called on Tuesday next unless a
mutual understanding as to an appeal Is re
ceiyed in the meantime
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02

Wheat-Receipts. 500; shipments. lsooo In store,
bid; January, 6s1s bid: May. ~ bid.
Corn--Receiprs. e,oT; shipments. 100; in store,
1900; stronger No. cash SI bid December 3iss bid
January 49, May, 964
Oats-No. cash. % asked.
Rye.-So. cash 70 bid.
Eggs, butter and hay UNCHANGED.
Provisors-Round lots sugar cured hams. fGoacon.
0 pried beef 10; dry salt clear rib Sides s. @ long
clear, s. % shoulders. 81 IS; short clear, s. ~;
smoked cea- rib sides S. 81 long clear. S. * shout
ders 50 Is: shcr. clear, IS -,
Mess Pork-SS 81.
La-d.-Choce tierce, Sc O..
MN Stuf.-Quiet-
Corn MeaL-Green. IS; dried. 81
Chop-Iellow 50; bulk. ~
ship stnff.-Sacked. 1882.
Kay.-Steady; small baled. 8 %; large, s. %
Flax Seed.-S24S5.
Butter.-steady; creamery fancy. IS; good .; fine
dairy, l59lS-
Cheese.-Ful cream lStzfats, 7Gs; young America,
lS5z; Kansas. 6@s7.
Tailow.-No. !. S3eG3a1: No. .
Hdes.-Dry flint No !. -; No. .. 70; bun and stag.
s. dry salt No. l. 1U No , s. green salt No. No. -
s. bull and stag. G; green uncured, 5S21 calf. SSe
sheep pelts dry sSlI-
Broom Corn-Short, 1914; green hari s. self wcrk-
ng, ft.S:2.; long coarse, 3g5l9; crooked. I12S-4-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Boodler McOnade,s Trial,

New York, Dec i.-Thirty-fve of the
talesmen announced as having been drawn
on the panel for today's inquiSi,i0n to Oh
tain a jury for the trial Of McQuade. the
'bOodle" cX-alderman, we-c present in the
court Of general sessions today when pro
ceedings began. Ten jorors have now
| been obtained and the work Of getting the
two other men to complete the list begun
The Jury was completed for a moment,
but the prosecuting attorney excused the
second juror. Joseph Mitchell, and up to
recess man had not been accepted in his
Mace.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Dual LynchiuQS.

CHARLESTON. 5. c, Dec. I.-C. 4.
Harrington, colored, who assaulted Miss
Lizzie Bowie with criminal intent in the
public road Monday morning was lynched
at Florence last night.
De kALB, Tex. Dee. -Four negroes
were lynched in this county on Monday
night for the murder of q farmer named
Geo. Loafe. The murder occurred in the
Indian Territory. The negroes were taken
bE force from TeXas officers
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Mexican Depredators Captured

GALVESTON, Dec. IA special 10 the
News, from Laredo, says that bald Of
Mexican cattle thieves. numbering twelve,
were captured twenty miles above here this
morning by a posse of Texans A large
quantity of dressed beef was found in their
possession; also twenty horses which were
stolen. This band has been preying on
American ranchmen for the past six months
and their depredations have been on a
wholesale scale
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Couldn,t Stand the Pressure,

New YORK., Dec. Anton Rives,
cloak dealer. No so Lespenard street, made
an assignment today. Preferences So. $50.
Providence, r. l., Dec 1.-Geo. C..
Elliott Il Sons. carriage dealers, assigned
today. 1t IS said that from SO GOO TO
800, 600 in paper are Ont.
ST. Louis, Dec. This evening several
attachment suits were filed against the firm
of William Holenstein and David Prince,
opticians. The amount aggregates $4,000
No statement of the firms liabilities is
made
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Voted Acainst the Move.

PITTsEURG, Pa. Dec Voting re
turns regarding whether or not the Anal
gamlted association and steel workers shall
as body join the Knights Of Labor are
coming into headquarters rapidly. 1t IS
learned from reliable sources that so far a
pre- onderating majority are against con
necjion with the Knights of Labor \
large number OF influential lodges voted
almost to man against any such move.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
$1,000 Reward.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1-Goyernor Nc
Emery has decided to offer 81, 900 reward
for the murderers of Major John Mckee
and colored women in the employ of Rep
reseDtative WitkOuski 4 resident from
that section says that the situation there
has been greatly misrepresented Wit
kouski, he says, is unpopular on account Of
his graSping character He is Polish
Jew and u money lender.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
ST. LeGis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LONIs, DeCeMbeF 7.
Flou--Quie.; steady aud unchs nged
Wheat. Active and higher; cred, cash ~. ;
December, U4@1SR, closing IS Janusry,
79is@so closing 1871; May, Sc @s6x closing,
S53s @c6x-
Corn-Dull and easy; No. mixed cash, 35a
December ,S5I bid January 364; May. 3s1I.
Oats-Duil and easy; cash. 70 G27T; De
cem5er, 27a; May, 81 @3l
RTe-Stea iy.at 81 bid
Barloy-U nchanged,
Lead-Dull and nomlnally weaker st 81 IL
asked for all grades.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 34Ga7; dairy, 1928
Eggs-tirm st lsG1.
Wkiskey steady 81 81 Is.
ProvisiOns-Active ard stronger.
Po-k-Higher; 1850
Iard-Firm at s. S5@s5 %.
Receipts-Ftour, 3,OOO; wheat. 600; corn,
Il 900; oats, 5000; rye, 600; barley, %, GO.
Shipments-Flour, goo; wheat, o 600; c9rn,
$500; oats, 600; rye, Loo; barley. 0.000
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Healthfnl Growth.

ST LOUIs. Dec. IA review Of the
collection Of the first year Of the surveyor
Of St. Louis port, shows a large increase in
the volume Of business transacted in the
city during that time The receipts Of
customs by the surveyor for twelve months
from December /. 1855. to November 30
1888, were 81 G31, 1e6; for the previous
twelve months they were $50. I0s
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Railway Signal Service.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Lieut. Joseph
Powell, of the signal service, has been de
tailed to proceed to Omaha to organize the
meteorological service of the Union Pacific
railroad, which is TO co-operete with the
United STATES signal service bureau. About
thirty stations will be established along the
line Of this railroad 1t is stated the North
ern Pacific and the Canada Pacific railroad
companies also contemplate the establish
ment Of signal service.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02

yyVANTED-IadieS and gentlemen 20 klv" , Si,ts
w students - the Southwestern no-iless 49,
ere iusrUcel privately ~ their desks, thus SNii>
an en- tarrSsrsieur Persons can attend ire az! 20.
evening sessions with equal advantage
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Kansas City Live Stock.

7.
Cattle Receipt I.99; shipments. i2ss: active:
good to choice 81 sass - common to mediums 81 ~
s. 81; stcckers, -. 81 95 feedin; steers. 5! SIG
81 ~; COWS, 81 SO 8 grass range steers, 81 25
$ 20
Hogs. - Receipts. IfS.2 shipmenss. 4el: steady
good To choice s. s5zS3 IS common medium s. 40
GS3 So.
Sheep.-Recelpts, 220; shipments. none. steady;
81 5oGS2 -.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02

y-DR SEi.F-Ns own a. q ta-s Erorcr-y s1c VII
4 Ill any q Il II small It E4efli GOWN Is 2zce II
r. .r n " wears All 81 L = II town and n no
49, IKcaI:a - room house 4u1 one lot, Water -.
+,~-a- ~sn. EccS. A1a ore III. = at-r = 1oTE1:
-, bgse and u..e !tt. = stSE -. north, mona
F,s and 0. Tot Market StTit 1eri,s >lIihe lots
,~rfl Market street. s. Is fru1t esta lois y - 81
80 49, NJ -, - - = =, ~ e. =. a. =. -.
Xysi,ir - les No - -. y ACC ave los NJ = ard
: n Tr1- Na>El2sf,I. ave t-zfn a.4d il corner
- IN I zptf l. Wabash Svo- le2tas AID conner
- No = "A IS ri tsaDtA It Gove-s sod Eois 30
\ "a ana y Fos..IE ave, OruBe < FEiil-gS a1i iot
~ Y Ffnr-1rfa ave OTHls * Phillips add Eor tud
iaforrnaIiou apply 70 Lew DEAN CT Harry stewart
DIST
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
FOR TRADE.

E7OR TRADE-One half or whole interest in q new
4 first class Touring MIL in south central ansas
ITO barrel capacity viii trade Tor land If well loca-
ted. Foster * Sutherland land and loans, CO ddaTd.
Kansas 4-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
st. Louis Live Stock,

ST. LOUIS December !.
Catte-Rcceipts 200. shipments 30; choke native
steers SsS4 7u fair good shipping steers 5.S-
DO butchers steers fair to choice gls o.; feeders
fair to good 1903 iu Texas and Indians common
to fair s5sz2 -.
Hogs-Receipts 95ct. shipments 1909; choice heavy
butchers selections 05Gt4 70; packers fair to fancy
s5s4 10; workers medium 10 choice e5G3 IS. pigs
common 20 good 60g3 %.
Sheep-Receipts So. shipments 500: common 10
prime 1872 ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Bolstering up Business.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. THE directors Of
the Merchants and Manufacturers bureau
of this city met this evening and completed
its organization. electing f. l.. Martin pres
ident The purpose OF the enterprise Is 10
encourage manufacturers and otherwise
promote the business interests Of the city
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Good new house; also good business
IL house In live town to trade. See Sankey 3 Camp
bell. cor. Douglas and Market. l2et-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
To Township 0meers.

The EAGLE Printing house have IN stock
81 the blanks that s-e used By them il Their
business, slso justice docAe.s, civil ard
criminal combined. S; - low figure 81 Ar
establishment. in the west Wit
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Chicago Iavc SICK.


Tie Brewers Jczlrnal reports cattle receipts --fo
sh:rruegss >ssF= shipping s.e7rs = a. S-sckeEs
ana feeders -- -. COWS cGIl, an -kr- $500
fulS - (. 81 tarauSn Tex steers ssss- -
Eac>- Receipts 5Stt'- shipments ..s. Ttalsn ara
-nlNeI . IS az IsscS5E-- AID s1lgflE- -.sS =
l-nt 49, sSti> .ssS =
sheep Receipts t,s,t shipments az E1.Elve =
Is ~ western ss- - lsII-ts .s-@s :.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02

L trade Tor dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes
groceries; some money. T. v. C0verdas, Kin gnl an
Kan. 2-istt
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
cash qao,atlons were a. follows.

L1SH t,aos-ltl1ns Wt[e y I0lilWs.
No spring wheat 76s=.
~ : red go -l.tte
10 = corn - 3
NJ : cats -
No : rye =
NJ iSiTiey ,
trlsue timothy Is
Mess pyrk = - Bic 81
I-s-i e5-is
The speculative trading in wheat was large IT 70
une gain today with numerous outside bug iAg and
selling orders. The feeling was strong. The corn
market ruled strong with more Ike in the sPecu.a
tive trading The market closet AZ htrner. The
speculative trading was iishs Euui lac ia t-e day
when Ire market ruled strong
TIE Leading furlIrts ranged - follow.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02

TOR sAI.E--old papers at this Office ata5 cents a
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
New or6 Money.

New YORK, December !.
Money on call quet at ; GfoTer cent closing al ;
asked.
Prime msrcaptilc paper 4CT5
Sterling exchange duh and unchanged; actual rates
iSttl for o. day bills and 49, Tor demand.
Government bonds duu and steady,
State bonds quiet and firm.
stocks showed a marked decrease In business, and
through the morning hours were q continuance OF
yesterdays movement. The afternoon saw a gener
al recovery, and the close strong generally at
l.n.t r,rfcs ~ h. d.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
3. K. BROWN,
Furniture 5 JeWel1y.
DOUGLAS AVENUE, WICHITA, KAkS.
3. K. BROWN,
2oom No. 3, l3, n. Main S

The EAGLE printing and blank book &C.
Enlistment s prepared 70 do ST. kinds O!
Job printing and b.8nk book making, guar
antasl1c their work 70 BE f-st-clsss IN every
respect. Al counter work. checks, bonds.
ra-to-s:ei, uumbe-ei-or loose-At prices
eclsl 70 kA-sss City or S. Louis.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02

NOR SALE-A well improved farm near the city;
4 one hundred and sixty acres; a special bargain
for few days Call at Hardy SolomOn's real estate
office. 81. Douglas ave. SIT
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
New York Grain and Provisions.

New York Grain and Provisions
NEW YORK. December.
Wheat-Firmer; ungraded red 81 esa05< No. red.
s5e: elevator shl.so14 atioat, No, red. December
80; January. SsAs lse
CONT ngiace,l - el47 No. > AZ elevator - 1;
adoar.So. >. December. 46a. J+1l4
oaJs-Mized western. IS eg@5 white de- S5g4l.
iutJer-Flrn AZ l29I1.
Chetse-H estern fat. 1lLl2t.
Eegs-WeSteru. 15Issl24ls
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
kansas CRY Grain ana Provisions.

KANSAS CIT. D-s-eEli~s7 Z.
Flogrr-Cz- lots * =. Xxx :, -; family 8; 56G
z, Is; choice s. $50 -, fancy. 81 5sss - extra
fancy. g esS$l -; patent q s5SsSS *
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
FOR SALE.

U>OP sAIE-I.IS lots g. oCp in Rich's add. Terms
II liberal Lee Taylor, 80 \. Main, room l. ST
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
Methodist Bishop. Conference

CNcISNATI. Ohio. Disc 1.-The Bish-
ops of the Methodist Episcopal Church be-
gan their annual meeting here today. for
the purpose Of fixing the order Of episcopal
visitation to the annual Conference next
year and the transaction Of other business.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
New York Live stock.

New York Live STOCK.
NEW YORK. DeceTnAer !.
Receipts. 90 car loads very dun ana weak
Ia I've steers, : -~5 u
SHEEP Receipts. - .: shade higher. sheep s. y
5.s5 80. lambs. - 25coSo =.
Hoss-keecipIs ..3,s', corn fed hogs. 5; 29s4 80
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-02
FOR RENT.

NOR RTNT-Vsry pleasant uTstars front room.
4 furnished No ess North Laurence ave, diiF-
v>OR RFNT-A fiat Of four rooms, drs5 noor, CON
Z pletsly furnished FOR housCkeerinE- IS-'or'
finircrr1ofn. bedroom and kitchen. lie nelSApcr-
bt.,- best IN the city. References required. Al
.irass lock box GlS. Wichita Kansas oI-tt'
NOR RENT-FUr1ished ana uEfurnishe bed rooms
+ Enouire AT room above us Y Douglas ave. or
$500 . !. Douglas ave. room s. Hrs J. =. Ggu-c.
siur
r-07 RrNT-Furriisbod rooms with without
4 bosrf ~ <l2 south EUaIc'ia ave, three blocks
south OF fremont ho'el -
NOR RENT-A new THREE story brick hotel JUS;
Il corpIerei containing forty two Sleeping roor
Town i coming with Ihrce raitru3d> and iEe NOE
Island lUSt building. Locstiou; hcPherson, hsI-
MGoysn. Mcpherson, KAN s-s'