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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30
Sic geauttuaeu bes garifs.

nniere freibdn6Ierif6en SarifsGlider
reben ben Garmern INNER Dor, baB Der
lobe S6ub5ol" ale BeburfniHe oer=
tbeuere unb ben vunbef9ubten Sarmer"
ruinire. prifen mir bieie bemofratii9e
8ebauptung einmal u1ter benz Si9te
Der Sbatia@en. Die periobe bon
1856 : 1860 bate ungem6bnli6 nieo=
rise SarifidBe; unter Der 9erri@aft
bieies n%iebrigen Sarifgeiebes mar ber
preis BON peiBem, raffinirtem 3uder
i'm Gteinberfauf Id 6 Gents per
gfunb, beute unter benz Druid bes bp.
ben Sarifs foitet bieielbe 'Sorte 3uder
81 Gents. CUR 3eit bes niebrigen Sas
rifs por benz &riege foitete bic Oarb
suten Galifos 10 big II genis i'm
9letnuertauf, beute aablt Der f9mer
unter benz eSaub5oa leibenbe Garmer
fir bic glet6e Qualitdt $ Bis 6 Gents.
Inter ben Segnungelt bes bamaligett
niebrigen Sarifs fanben ale Nderbauz
@erdtbi6aften unb Mai9inen 80 big
so pro5ent b6ber i'm preiie, als beute
unter Dem nf9neret Druid bes uns
ertrdgli6 boben @9ub3u1s". Inter
benz Sarif BON 1857, tpel9en bic Greis
bdn6ier bon beute gu gelB unb Grom=
men beg armen, bur9 oen S9uB3on
batb idon ruinirten Garmers tpieber
einfibren m69ten, foitete Der Sped, -
elm Mrtifel, mel9en Der iibli9e Garmer
INNER mod in GROCER Mense bonn We>
ten be3iebt, = 10 big II gents per
8funb, unb beute bat ibk Der S9ub.
5ol-auf 6 big 8 @ents beruntergebra9t.
WoQte matt bic 2iite bon alen ben Mrs
titeIn, mel@e Der Garmer gu ieinem 2es
bensunterbalt, fir ieine Rleioung, fur
feinen @ei9dftsbetrieb faufen mug, ber
&eibe nod 0urdgeben, 10 tpiirbe fi9
beraustelen, baB beinabe ieber einselne
osrielben beute minbeifens Inn Elm Drits
tel biltger 1T, dig mdbrenb Der nie6ris
gen Sarifs periobe Dor benz Griege. unb
= mas bic decentralization would-be>
0oltsbegliidter BON 0eute freili9 benz
Jarmer in bic grinnerung suridaurufen
oergeHen-5u berfelben 3eit beg niebri>
Sarifs nit Seinen boben preifen fir
ale notbuenbigen 2ebens : 8ebirfniHe
mar Der 2obm Fur bic Mrbeit elm bel
niebriser, als er es iebt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30
Give Oroiuan5
CUR 4meilbirung Der IA. Getiiou bes
81. &apitels ber rebibirten Stas
.tutet, Die am 20. Sum-
1887 amenbirt.
Give @roiuana

Sci es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Nntonio:
0aB bic IA. 5ettioa bes 81. Rapitels
Der repioirten Orbinan3en ME am 90.
Stunt 1887 anen6irt, 10 amenbirt tpers
be, baB fe pie folgt lautet:
Settion IA. 9aB es fir iraenb cine
perfon ungeiebli@ feir iou, irgen6 Elm
@ebduoe nit 9ol3 ooer anberem brenus
baren Material 5u bauer ober au repas
riren nod nit @ifenble6 ooer auf ans
6ere Weiie, tpenr elm iol9es @ebGube
big gu 500 ieines @ertbes bel6abiat
tpurbe, Mborte une ofene 99uppen,
peun nit Metaa bebedt, ausgenoms
men. ODER irgenb elm @eb1ube nit
ei1em Waterial, tpel9es ni9t feuerf1er
TT, gu bebeden. un6 au1 oas Sad au
repartren; ober irgenb elm 9ol5 ober
nit Giienble6 bei@lasenes @ebdube
BON einem plab mad benz anbern au
berlegen innerbalb Der folgenben
@ren3en, tpel9e hermit als Der Sennere
S euer' 9ifrift bejei9net tperben. Sc.
ginneto on Der &reu3uns bon Nlamos
unb NuepasS traBe, ban1 ipefli@ ents
lang Der NuebasS traBe gum San pebro
Greet big CUR Greuaung bon 9ouHons
@trase, bann entlang 9ouftsnsS traBe
our &lamosD it@, bant iiibIi@ NIT ber
9it@ our Ofs@ommerces@ traBe; bqnn
tDeftli6 entlamg Oft Commerce troBe
big CUR Sreu5ung bon NlamosS traBe,
bann fibli6 NIT MlamosG traBe gum
Iusgangspuntt.
Die befagte @ren3e hebnt fi9 so Sub
n6rbli9 bon 6ouftonitraBe unb SO Sub
iibli9 bon OF > Commensurate aus.
Der ben @ebduben 3usefhgte @@aoen
lou bur9 ben Oirettorenratb Der iSeuers
tpebr fefgeffeQt un6 fir ben @tabtratb
our9 ben Gbef bes Geuerbepartements
beglaubigt tperben. MuBerbaIb ober
binter ben bier Dorgei@riebener @ren,
3en unb innerbalb Der in Der 13. SET
tion be3ei9neten Geuergren3ett mbgen
NIT feuerfeftem Material ge6edte 6oI3s
uno NIT @iienble@ bel6Iagene @ebdu5e
errl9tet tperbett, b%orausgefebt, baB bic
pldbe auerit BON, 6euer $ Gomite befid.
ttgt tperben unb bic grlaubniB bonn
Staotratb bemiqist pirb; porausges
febt iebo@, .baB fir Elm loI9es @ebaube
feine 8aus@rlaubniB bewiaigt mirb,
ebe ni1t bic pldne utlb Speciftationen
fur iol9e @ebdube BEN 6euer Romite
unterbreitet unb BON bemielben aeneh.
mtgt Durben. unb BITE perionen, tpels
DE fOl6e BauerlaubnjB erbalteu, mill
len bic @ebdube itritt nod ben borgez:
le9ten nno. genebmt9ten pldnen
uro Speciifationen aufibren. Inter
etnem "Iron Clad Building" 1T
elm nit @iienble9 bef9lagenes Dolsges
ripple b%erfanben; giienble9 bon ni1t
geringerer Dide dig No. 26 in 24X28
3ou pIatten, in gansen pIatten getegt,
mo es Der Naum erlaubt un6 ni1t ,peis
ter ais atpei 3oa bonn Centrum gelaz
9elt.
Srgenb cine perfon, tuel9e irgenb elm
Gebdube erri9tet, ober Norfebrunaen
ba3u trift, Obne bieie 8eftimmungen
bea9tet gu baben, foa zines @ergebens
f@ulbig fem. Sober Sag an tpel6em
er NIT benz Bau fortfdbrt ober bas @es
bdu6e entgegen ben Beftimmungen biez
fer Seftion teben ldBt, ma6t elm iepes
rates 8ergeben aus.
Mngenommer unb gebiaigt am %.
Mpril 1883.
60 8rDan @aIlagban,
~ MaDor.
.gei9einigt:
g. 9. @Iaubon, GitD @lerf.
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.Sornabo.

npapa, mas 1T Elm Sornabo? Sd
leie bier bon einem Sornabo, ber auf
geplon gemiitbet BATE"
Der papa: Gin Sornabo, Sunse2"
(2raut fid binter benz Obr.) nysun,
Su baff bod borbin bic Manla seieben,
als fie fi9 au mir tiber Mdnner auslieB,
bic tpegert elmer Srauerberfammlung erit
uui brei lbr nod 9aus famen. Siebfi
Du, bas tuar elm Soruaoo Weibt 9u's
nun?"
nSal"
gHum, bann ias's aber 9einer Mama
uiGt tpieber."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

sgr Grau q. @arberi e, beren
Reclamation in 8ictoria, Seras, allen
&eiienben auf's bortbeilbafteite betannt
NOR, bat isbt an Mbenue s. go. 232,
elm prioat . 8oarbingboufe er6fnet.
9luf CUTE &a6e unb 8equemli9teiten
fir Serren, benen elm eisenes Seim
manselt, tpirb bic sr6Bte 9orgfalt bers
ipanbt. preife mdBig. ge~tbftieung
unb Wobnung per Sag, Wo6e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

aaT I'm ben ,,Sllamu gprnice
@prfs" fino bic 9erren 9bafer, Bras
ben unb $. s. 8obrie betbeiligt-alin
g%eoiegene praftif9e Mdnner in bieiem
GaAe. Sic liefeln @elimie BON galpas
.nilirtem @ifen uHo 3innod9er, 6anep
Bar Jirtures, 3inn, Gupfer unb @i5ens
plattet &C. &C. Office unb Merttdtte
No. 81 Wefts@ Commerce StraBe..
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mr. g. 81. gosmeIJ. Elm hefo

= Scr. s. 9. gostpen, ein befann,
ter 8irger bon Brownsville, Seras,
tbeitt Golgenbes aus eigener @rfabrung
nit: Na9bem Id cine 3eitlans on
Diarrboe gelitten unb berI9iebene Ste
bisinen .gebrau@t bate; beriu6te Id
cine Glai9e bon @bamberlainS @olic,
Cholera unb Otarrboes9 eilmittel, tpel9e
mid iOfort tpieberberitelte. Sd ems
pfeble bies Wittel allen 4eibenben.
Bum Ber.auf BET &C.. pbn&@ 60.
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= 2eudbuitem fam ~bolHdnbis tons
trolirt unb iebe @efabr bermiebeu tpers
ben, bur6 b%dufigen @ebrau@ bon
@bamberlain's 9uiten.W iebiain. Ni9ts
8eferes fann Derf9rieben tperben. 0ers
fault bon &. Gobn& 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

a. Sn S6oIa' @artensp a.,
billion finbet bon iebt an, tpdbrenb
ber Gommers5 aiion auBer ben regulds
ten Samftag unb Sonntas : Gonaerten
aud feben Mittpo9 Mbenb 2ea=
aert 1tQft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

= Die bette Griibiabrsmebi3in uub
Blutreinisungsmittel finb elm paar DO.
len ct. patrids Pi1en. Sic 6@a9tel
tofiet rs Gents unb He betpirtt mebr
als irgenb cine 0olarsM ebiain. 8arans
tirt unb berfauft BON q. 6 obn&g 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30
@tpfel Der @ematbIidfeit.

Gtpfel Der @emltbIi@feit.
Die Seene fpieIt f@ in einem Meds
felgei9dfte oh. Gin Serr bon gutem
aeuberen mill fid einen sr6Beren S6ein
tpedfeln.
Der S@ein 1T fali@i" i6rie i'm Der
Raffrer an.
Der 9err nimmt la1eub ben 6Gein
jurid unb Siebt einen anoeren aus benz
pOrtefeuille, Der fur edit befunben tpirb.
,Run ia," meint er, rmarum bic Qufs
regunss Man tann's ia mol pro.
biren."
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2u nerpahten.

9er llnteraei@nete iu9t fir feinen
i96n ON GluB gelesenen i6attigen
picnie plab einen pd6ter. 8dber,
@ebaube, Sang : platform &c.
gb. Braben.
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M1nO.OOO.

Msr ..tin eIid btrlu&t unb obiae Gunme
90 siatu TbtI babon III Der 2ouiiiana,. ober
cad SO, 900 IN Der 2itiLe 9abana 2otterie ses
ninnsn m66te, benbe ji9 fur Gidsts an
Duck RlscHE, sIamo 4Iass.
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ah tniiste feinen srnf nn,nne]

Sd tpiiBte teinen Gal anaugeben
mo Or. Nuguit 96nig's hamburger
Brufftbee mir In Gdlen upn @rfdltun'
gen ui@t fGon groBe Sienfie seIeiifet
hdtte.-Saeob Berg. 81 Wbitnepitrabe,
&o6efter, %. D..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

sdy- Bros. liefern bic
belten unb bi0igifen Drudia9en. @ebt
su ibnen.
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@elO 40 berIeibem

sbas1RommiffioHs
bes $1,000 an aufpdrts anf l BE 10 Sabren
anl Gbtetteien hon eultibirtem 2anb, elm.
estdratss Msibsanb nnb @runbeisentbum In
1sefsren @t1bten In Texas. Mnfauf nub
3er[1uotrung bon Benbors eitns.
Sroneif @mstb, Caldwell & Co.,
abe xpmmsrees @trabs, Gnu antcnio, aegas.
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s. 8. @beimer,

S. S. &beiner,
@roeerD . 9dabler, gde Mlamos urb
2abaca $ StraBe, fabrt ein bollftdnbises
Eager bon Stable unb SaneD Groceries.
8illi9.fe Marftpreife. Qae
Waaren uerben fret ins Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

sdy Die elesanteften Nnatse mad.
WlaB bel pantoaf &c Ssbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

b 6einfte unb biliglfe Drudfa'
der BET S 0 B on 8rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-30

@rsquets5 Sets au $1.25,
6dngematten,
&inberpagen au $3.50.
Meritanif6e Waferflbler,
Bale Balls unb Bats,
BEL Yaul Wagtter.
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@aarem Wei66ft
PAUL WAGNER.

OIe IetWIIe uuD eAuuIette &SDW09
bon Artiteln, welde R9 beicrbers au
@eburtstuss. unb 6c&jeits : @ei&enfeu
eiSnen. als
Silberplattirte Waareu.
Statuen bon Bronze, &erra ; Gotta,
Ycr5ellun unb Mlabafer.
&elisiSie Gisuren, grueifre unb 30
ienfrdnje.
8lumen.9 aisn unb gnapeln.
EaGen fein becorirte.
Glbuus in GROCER auswuhl.
photographer aler Nrt.
Scupenirs NIT 81 Nnfdten ppm Sun
Wntcnic, far so Gents.
8ilpers unb Btlberz Robmen.
Muiifboien unb ubren
Spernsldier nab 6ernrcbre.
Eafdenmefer nnb Sdeeren.
Sanlen- rnb QerrensE cilet NeceGnire.
@elbtuiden fir 6erren unb Damen.
Damen.3 anbtaiaen.
Brief. Mappen.
Sdreibaeuse unb Nctiabader.
ViltensG artens @tuis.
Damen. Mrbeitss Rdfhen unb RSrbe.
Sanb=S piesel unb Sdmuae.
! 8aud-E tiSe unb Serptce.
@isarren- gtuis.
3eitunss. Wappen.
5paaterfSde.
8c8el. unb @tdborn. 8Sfae.
Mcccrbecns, 3itbern unb 6armOuicas.
Wuideln in GROCER suspobl.
Slid. Npparate.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. c. E. Hewitt. ID. D., of Peoria, H.,
will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist
church today, at II and 7:45 o'clock. The
public are cordially invited TO attend these
services.
ST. Johns-The first Sunday after Trim
ity; the Very Rev. Chas. J. Adams. dean.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. The Litany
and sermon by the dean, on "Who dwell
eth in Gods" at II a. IN. No evening ser
service.
Emdoria Avenue ". E. church, corner
Emporia avenue and Morris street-D. d.
Akin. Sunday school at $50 a. m, preach
ing at II a. N and 7:s5 p. N. Glass meet
ing at IL IN. Children's meeting at p. N
Today is children's flower day, and will
be celebrated by the First NJ E. church
Sunday school. The flower decorations
are elaborate, the program interesting.
Dr. Stever viii preach at the First ".
E. church today.
Oak Street Presbyterian church-Morn-
ing service II a. m, evening service p. m
Young peoples meeting p. m, Sabbath
scnool 2:30 p. N. Prayer meeting 5 p. IL
Thursday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
INGALLS, MARCHING CLUB.

The ingalls, Marching Club held meet
ing last evening at the court house TO con
slider mainly the matter of going TO Chica
go. The secretary was instructed 10 cor
respond with the secretary OF the Union
Veterans association, of Illinois, in the in
terest of the club in getting admittance to
hear Senator Ingalls, on the evening Of the
20th instant, who is booked for an address
before the association at that time II i
hoped that the club viii be able to attend
the lecture in body.
Mr. NJ KaTy who made the
banners for the use of the eIab on
the 9Th OF May was elected
artist for the club and Is expested to do
some good work in that line, as he is
known 70 have marked ability in that di-
rection.
An invitation was extended to all Re
p1blicans 70 Join the club II Is hoped 20
be able 70 make q showing OF two hun
dred in line on short notice any time dur
ing the campaign
Messrs- VIII Collins. B. 3. Cushman, p.
b. Hull and ". Bracket. the original
members of the Lotus club, were invited
TO accompany the club 10 Chicago, and
also extended an invitation 70 attend the
meeting Of the club next Wednesday eve
ming and favor the members with few Of
their campaign selections
Ii Was decided 10 defer definite action n.
the matter Of going to Chicago until
wednesday evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
RING ROBBERS,

Yesterday forenoon two men entered the
jewelry store of Geo. u. Tobias on North
Main and asked to see some rings. Mr..
Tobias at the time was out and Mr.. Comfy,
whose drug store occupies part Of the
room not liking the looks of the men, re-
fused to show them the rings Mr.. Tobias,
however, in few minutes came in and
placed the case of rings on the counter for
their inspection. One of them appeared
to be doing the buying, the other was but
locker on. After running over the goods
for a few minutes they said that they
guessed they would not take any and hur-
riedly left the store. A glance showed Mr.
Tobias that valuable tiger-eyed ring had
been taken. He rushed from behind the
counter. intending to stop the thieves; but
they had disappeared as thoroughly and
successfully as if the earth had swallowed
them UD
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
BUSINESS COLLEGE

The following are names of students
that graduated at the Southwestern Busi.
ness College and received diplomas this
week: Miss Worder, Augusta, Kan; 5. N.
Stevens. Maize, Kan: o. L. Lenner, Digh-
ton, Kan; +. Z. Aust, Liberal, Kan; H.
E. AkeTs, Elmdsle, Kan.
We We're yesterday shown diploma that
has just been issed by the Southwestern
Business College TO Morton Stevens. a
graduate Of that institution, which for
artistic skill in penmanship is indeed
fine piece of work. The diploma is a full
sized card lithograph beautifully and
tastlly embellished with pen work and
will form very attractive wall orna-
ment, when framed. as well as an invalu
able endorsement of its possessor TO the
business community. The penmanship on
it is the work of E. NJ Barber, professor
OF that Department. in the institution
named.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
Roy BU R5LAR&

Last evening a gentleman approached
Officer Jim Antrim and said that he saw
two boys in Posts jsveiry store On East
Douglas. Judging from their actions, hs
said, he was inclined 70 believe that they
had no right there. He stated, too, tha. q
glass was broken ia the rear through
which the boy. had evideatly gained an
entrance The officer IN company with
City Marshal Mcnamara went TO the store,
found the broken glsss; bat not the boys
twas afterwards learned, howeser, that
the two youths had either broken sr found
already broken the wind0s pane, they had
crswied into the store and vhsle going
through the drawers were sea By tie gen
tIenan who gave the information They
ran 70 the rear Of tia building hoping -
make their exit unseen; bus here they
found, waiting. their eiscoveEsr Instead
Of arresting che s~o boys. he tcokspt;y uDon
their youthfaineSs and helped them out
through the hols and allowed them 20 60
free
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
THE WICHITA EXPOSITION.

From what we can learn of the affair,
and what we know of the men at the head
of it, we feel safe in saying that it Will De
all and more than we expect for it. Wich-
ita is one of those cities, and the only one
we do know, that always surprises the peo-
pie. Only d few weeks ago we learned of
the enterprise, and now the big affair
''bobs" up to the astonishment and admir-
alton of everybody. Yes, when you see the
names OF Grffenstein, English, Hartzell,
Davidson and Lawrence associated to-
gether in an enterprise, you may prepare
yourself to be surprised. Yes, we all want
to go. 1t opens next Tuesday and con-
tinues the rest of the week-Cheny Blade.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
sxDewrcK COUNTY INSTITUTE.

The twelfth annual session Of tks 5edg-
wick county normal institute viii sonysns
at Garfield university on July "a Prof II
g. Lariussr has been engaged a. ooaduc;oy
and PROF. J. II Esyior and w. p. shull
instructors
On the first evening there Win ts rs-
union q: shs university chapel Ckazo.i-
ior H. n Everest, Of the Garfield univsr-
sity, T. IL D.nsmore, of II. state normal,
and Prof q. Il LAnghlin. Of Gaaesid uns
verzisy. viii lecturs before ths iarssu.s
during shs sessions.
The term viii las; sksgs fsuY ve~ts. II
Is thougsa shs ac.endss<s VIII - larger
than ever bsfsrs sad tbs Interest eorre-
spondin ZIP snSzsszse6
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
LATE ARRESTS.

Last evening Deputy Marshal Burrows
was called to North Emporia avenue to ar
rest one Ed Heston for disturbing the
peace. Heston is an old offender, the OBJ
ject of his spleen being in this case, as in
the past, his helpless wife. He will re
main in the city prison until Monday morn
ing.
Officer Groer arrested a young colored
man whom he found in the act of forcing
an entrance into a church building where
was being held festival. He Will answer
to the charge of disturbing the peace.
j. J. Miller was arrested for selling
whisky and will, too, be given a hearing
Monday morning.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS.

The following are the names Of the ap-
plicants who passed the examination of
city teachers successfully last Tuesday and
Wednesday:
Misses S. L. Ankrom, Jane Burd, Lucy
Booth, L. W. Baily, Addie Brook, Mary
Berlin, Hermie Chapman, Eva Corwin,
Tinnie Cleaveland, Minnie Eller, Della
Eller, Jennie Dougherty, Clemma Fitch,
Rose Graham, Cora Glen, Maggie Gar
wood, Fannie Garwood, Cora L. Harvey.
Ruth J. Houn, Emily NJ Hollister, Gussie
l.. Hoyt, Alma S. Jeffries, Libbie Keith,
Anna Leichhardt, Julia Leach, Vashti
Liggett, Laura Lemon, Anna Mason, Kate
Mcknabb, Addie McVicar, Leida Mills,
Anna Muzzy, Sallie SAKE, Lena Reade,
Sarah Scroggin, Margaret Speer, Blanche
Smith, Rilla Taylor, Nora Woody, Carrie
Wilson, J. Belle Walker, NJ. l.. White,
Laura Woodcock. Messrs. f. L. Boyd, L..
S. Bailey, George T. Crobarger, Charles K.
Kendall, B. II. Maust, f. f. Phillips, NJ.
r. Weyeneth, Charles NJ. Sharpe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
JOHNB. CAREY CO.
New Lumber Company With Million Dollars
Capital-Stock VIII Soon be on Hand.

A new lumber company has been organ
lied, which will be known in business cir
cles as John B. Carey s. Co. 1t is part
nership firm one million dollars strong,
and will have for its manager Mr.. B. D..
Bennett, who is well known in the city as
a lumber man in connection with Captain
Carey. A gentleman in California, who is
of long experience in the business, is also a
member of the firm. The matter has been
fully determined upon and lumber orders
will be placed at an early date and will
soon have on hand one Of the largest
stocks in the valley.
The company will occupy the ground
adjoining the Carey hotel on
the west, taking one hundred
feet owned by Captain Carey. This, as is
well known, corresponds mainly with the
Carey Lumber company's location. When
that company vacated the ground it was
intended TO occupy the remainder of the
block on Emporia avenue with five story
building which would be erected by the
owners of the lots. The Captain says the
reoccupying of the lots by a Lumber COM
pany will net in the least intefere with
this building scheme as he stands ready
at any time to comply with the former ar
rangement and the lumber will be remov-
ed when all parties are ready and willing
to commence work.
Mr.. Carey seems as well pleased with
Wichita as ever and in a quiet way init
mates that it is quite probable he will
spend most of his time in the future. as
well as in the past, looking after business
interests. While not intending to give
his new enterprise immediate attention for
time, owing to some other matters of
Importance which are on hand, he will in
the course Of few weeks be ready to give
more of his time to his Wichita interests.
He leaves in a few days for the east and
will be absent few weeks and will then
go to California and will return about the
middle of the summer He says that while
away from the city he improves every
opportunity to place Wichita where she
belongs-at the head of the list.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
BURGLARY.

Last night robbery was reported at the
police station, in which the family of Mr..
T. H. Peck, of Peck & Meserve, No. lib
East First street, living at No 1225 North
Mead, lost about $50 worth of jewelry and
wearing apparel.
They had all gone to the entertainment
at the Crawford Grand, and upon return
ing home after the performance discov-
cred that their house had been gone
through. And hastily looking over their
effects discovered that the following
articles were missing: A suit OF clothes,
an old fashioned gold locket with the
name "M j. Meserve," a diamond ring
marked ''F. H. p. to H. NJ" gold chain,
a pair of bracelets and pair of ear rings.
There is no clue to the burglars but the
matter is in the hands CT the police, and
every effort being made to find the guilty
parties.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
FISHERS PARK.

John Fisher is making his park on Lit
tie river one ef the most pleasant and at
tractive parks and grounds in the county.
He has trimmed the grove up nicely, is
taking out all underbrush and obstruction
so he can NOW with machine the whole
grounds. The banks of Little river are
covered with nice growth of trees across
the entire ground and are most beauti-
fully shaded. Mr.. Fisher says he will put
a dam across the river and make an ele-
CANT boating place The motor runs
through the edge of this park and it will
be an attractive place this summer.-Val-
ley Center News.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
ACCEPTED.
WICHITA, Kan. Nav 81.

WICHITA, Kan, May 81, 1888.
F. S. Hotchkin. Captain of the Eagle Rifles:
DEAR SIR-On the 7th Of June next the
city, through its officials, board of trade
and other organizations of the city, have
perfected arrangements for the celebration
of that day. As we desire the cooperation
of the Eagle rifles can we expect your pres
ence in an honored position of the line
and council during such procession.
Awaiting your honored reply, | am, re-
spectfully, J. z. ALLEN, Mayor.
Hon. ]. P. Allen. Mayor City of Wichita:
SIR-In behalf of the Eagle rifles ac-
cept with pleasure the honored position as.
escort to yourself and council, rendered in
your communication of May 81.
4. 5. HoTCHKIE, Captain.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-03
RUNAWAY.

About 40 yesterday afternoon as Mrs
Morris and Miss Ritter, residing on Syca-
more street. between Pine and Maple. on
the West Side. were driving west on First
street their horse took fright al an engine
on the Missouri Pacific railroad and ran
away in turning north % First and
Waco, the buggy was upset and both
ladies thrown out. Miss Ritter was not
hurt but badly frightened; Mrs Morris
was painfully bruised about The head
Both were carried into the residence of Mr..
Diver and Mrs. Diver kindly cared Tor
them.