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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
rs MARRIAGE AFAILrREy

St. Johns church was overfowing on
Sunday evening 20 hear Dean Adams last
lecture in answer 70 the above theme. The
course has been the greatest possible sue
cess. Dean Adams popularity as a
preacher increases, which Is the highest
possible compliment 10 him. be now hav-
ing occupied the chancel at St. Johns two
years and a half There IS some talk OF
his publishing these lectures n book form
The demand for such 8 publication is very
great. The Dean lectures next Sunday
evening on Robert Elsmere."
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
FIRE SUNDAY NIGHT.

Sunday night about 1880 the fire alarm
was turned in from the east part of the
city. The chemical alone went, as the
place Of the fire was beyond the extension
of the water mains. 1t was the house of
DR.. Terry. in Getto's addition, that was on
fire; but the flames had get under such a
headway that the chemical could do little
towards extinguishing them, and the
house burned to the ground. Some OF
the household goods were saved. The loss
was 81 500. There was I. small insurance
upon the house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
MASONIC.

Major Pond, one of the custodlans for
the state of Kansas, is in the city and will
hold a school Of instruction every morning
at $50 O'Clock, every afternoon at ? o'clock
and every evening at 7:30 O'Clock during
the present week in the Masonic Temple,
corner of First and Main, except otherwise
announced. 1t is to be hoped that all the
brethren who can, will avail themselves of
the opportunity to get thoroughly posted
in the work
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The Chicago Grocer. a publication which
has at least once before mi-rspreSel tel
Wichita, in It's last issue locates Wnitta-
ker's new packing plant IN Atehis0o. L
says 1t Is the largest enterprise ever To-
Gated il Kansas, which is true enough, bat
it viii be built on the Arkansas, not on The
Missouri river. We don't suppose It viii
90 any good 70 ask the Grocer 20 rectify its
mistake for we believe it was made on
DurDOse
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
OH. HO.

4 certain lad Of plug hat preteutions has
been doing the cigar stores for cigars tax
ing them out of the case when the proprie-
tor had his head turned He has also made
raids on drug stores for perfumery and
that class o. goods. 1t Is said slight hints
viii be followed with something that will
cause him TO take a square tumble 70 him
self
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
WHOOPERS.

The lodge of Ancient Protective and
Benevolent order of Whoopers held their
regular monthly convocation last night
and conferred the degree on the following
candidates: H. II. Hendershot, L. C. JACK
son and J. E. Humphrey. j. They viii
hold meeting next month. Of which due
notice VIII be given
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
A PENDING QUESTION.

4 councilman was yesterday heard
speaking of the investigation attendant
on the proposition TO condemn wells in
certain sections or portions of the city.
He seemed to think that it had been the
experience in cities where such restrictions
had been made that such movements were
unpopular with the people, and more than
one gentleman had been unloaded of
aldermanic honors because identified with
a restriction of rights highly cherished by
the people OF course he seemed TO think
it an excellent move for the water COM
pany, as /. was simply forced sale of
large amount Of their water but the water
company, as q rule did not handle many
votes, and hence the difficulty aspiring and
vote loving members would be compelled
to face. He seemed 70 think the poard of
health could easily give an unbiased and
valuable opinion on the question which
would go great ways in determining the
question.
II a report favorable to a change should
be made there would be genuine old time
pic mic in deciding on the locality and Civ
ing the boundary line.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
STREET PAVING.

Undoubtedly the paving of Main, Doug
las and Market streets would add greatly
to the value of properties and the desira-
bility OF the city. providing always that
the material used was of the most ap-
proved, and providing further that the
estimates could be made, contracts let and
work concluded in the absence of all job
berry. While Wichita has the finest nat
ural streets in the world, it is equally true
that the streets Of no city Of her size on
this continent, so far as We know, are so
crowded with vehicles Of every kind and
with traffic of so many characters. Prob
ably for ten months of each year the
streets named for suloochness and solidity
would be hard TO surpass. but a sloppy ex-
perience like that OF last month is hard
70 forget. There are many kinds Of
pavements but there Is only one kind that
stands all tests and all criticisms of time,
wear, etc, etc, and that is the most ex-
pensive, so far as we know. Cement
blocks concrete blocks, wooden blocks of
every description, bricks OF all kinds as
well as asphaltum, have their weaknesses
and drawback Wichita has reached
that period when this question of paving
must be met, and we don't want to make
any mistakes. The additional expense in
much added wealth and solidity 1t is not
meant that this outlay and work is neces-
sary today or tomorrow but it will be nee
essary in the very near future and we
might well commence to think about it.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Officer LoDgmire was quite badly In
jUred il attempting 70 leap from the
switch engine on the Santo Fe while nov
Ing Sunday morning. His shoulder being
CisIoCared 5y the faI he was taken % bis
home ana medical assistance called. He
was resting quite comfortably yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Dr. Dixon read $ paper bef9rs The Col
leze Hill society Oh The rather unique SUP
S-ct. Around the word in zen sscoadE
He made the journey o1s of thrilling al
venture, bso.h by Land and s@a - thu grez.
delight Of eager Esteue-s- The esrc1it
rzs completed in TIE tine usntiooed-lz
dream
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

!. OAK Davidson has returned from Bos-
ton and New York. reaching home sun
dav. Ae says there Is DO little uueaslness
amouZ railway men and stockholders IN
both Boston aud New York. The santa
Fs people deny that their system has
passed beyond their control 20 that of Mr..
Gould or any one elss', bot that there
are many surluises 20 the coatrary. Hay-
ing 70 - 70 Topeka last n iZht he dif not
have much time 70 tax bGt be seemed 70
h. IN fhe he-t of splrlss.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

w II. Dsggetr. cashier OF the bank 4,
Englewood, arrived in the city las. night
He says that that county Is in q very good
condition. and the people there are IN 4
most hopeful spirit TIE shipping q cat
tie from there s now becoming quite an
industry. aad large numbers ara daily sent
70 this and other markets
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
THANKS.
COMMITTEE.

Mrs s. a Hartzell desires TO return the
sincere thanks OF herself and family 10 the
many friends who assisted her with words
OF sympathy and substantial aid IN the re-
cent death Of her husband, Officer Hart
zell. and also Judge Dixon and his clerk,
Mr.. Smith, for the beautiful floral Offering
presented by them
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
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DISTRICT COURT.

The application for writ OF ha5eas
corpus IL state -. Wilson cams up ]etore
Judge Dixon and the application was de
MED.
David :. Duncan Us. Faruum aud George
was commenced in the afternoon Tae
plaintiff, resident of Kentucky, brings
suit against the defendants, real estate
agents, to recover damages arising from
an alleged Misrepresentation II the eX-
change of real estate.
Susan J. Pitcher fled a suit for divorce
from her husband David, {. Pitcher, al
legiug as grounds extreme cruelty. The
couple were married In Henry county.
Mo-, May Il, 1S72, and had by the marriage
three children.
JUSTICE COURT
Yesterday afternoon four colored people.
William Turner and John Carroll, Lucy
Stewart and Anna Jackson, were OF tr.aI
for levdness at Justice Walkers, and were
found guilty
Charley Crenshaw was brought before
Justice Hammond and sent TO Jail until
certain charges which had grown out of a
case instigated by him against Mattel
Brothers had been paid He was found at
Arkansas City by Officer Lilly and brought
back on u warrant
POLICE COURT.
The drunks that appeared before Judge
Dixon yesterday appeared to be better sup
piled with money than is usually the case
with such offenders. They gave the names
OF John Perkins, Lewis Weber, Charles
Mitchell and r. Parsons, and each paid the
city s..
Thomas Harris, disturber Of the peace.
and Jessie Smith who had been drunk and
disorderly were each fined s.. Harris had
up s. for his recognizance and the woman
paid s. promising to bring in the re
mainder.
J. 6. Collier turned in back fine of 81.
Henry Timmermeyer was accused OF sell
ing whiskey and keeping open on Sunday.
for the first offense he paid $40 for the lat
ter SIS.
Lee Herman for keeping open on Sun
day also paid s15.
George Dudly, Neil Brown and George
Taylor, whiskey vagrants, paid each the
usual fine.
PROBATE COURT.
W. H Bush was yesterday appointed
guardian for the minor heirs OF Hotsapel-
lar, deceased.
A petition was filed to sell real estate in
the Thomas A Harper deceased.
Several settlements and demands were
also filed in different estates.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
Us THIS EVENING.

The holiday entertainment OF the I's
will be season social given this even
ing at 116 Sed.wick block The decora-
tions and refreshments will be appropriate
to the different seasons Of the year. The
following program will be given:
Piano osolo............ Miss Nora Payne
Recitation. ......M Miss Mabel Sandefur
Vocal solo. Miss Louise Gray
Guitar solo. lo.................Ni Miss Graham
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Mr. r. G. Amsburv, sapert1tent 4 tie
water works company. leaves tomorrow
fo- Pekiu. Ill. where ne will spend the
holidays, and the boys have soae.hi1g
more 20 say about him. The report see rs
20 have gained considerable circulation
that be i liable 70 end 4 bridal tour oa
hls retarE
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Senator he.ly, secretary q the commit
tee appointed 20 investigate tie sesd eora
question stated yesterday that be ha1
written number o. letters 70 promi1en;
coru raisers II Iowa ntiaoIs ard Mica.
-sr, but had not rad tine - receive an
eKa-s
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The FIVE year old son Of Mr. Houston, a
painter employed at Garres's paiat shop
and living on Hinton avenue. yesterday
while playing was pushed down by one 81
his playmate He fell upon his left side
and had his shoulder bone fractured. \
physician was called and the fracture re-
Guced-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
Ho, FOR WASHINGTON.

All those contemplating a visit 70 Wash
ington On the occasion OF the inaugura-
ton of Harrison and Morton, on March
4, are requested to meet tonight at the
Office of J. E Henley. at3 North Main, for
the purpose of making arrangements.
COMMITTEE
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

l. N Cox, the candy manufacturer.
says that his EaaEufactory Is now worked
70 is fullest capacity aud stiIl be i una
bla TO 81 the great unmber OF orders that
IS constantly coming in
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

While the streets were lively yesterday
the day. upon the whole, was not al ex-
illerating one so far a. the weather was
concerned. The beautiful morning vas
followed by lowering skies and a chilling
nor wester. Snow commenced 70 faIl IN
the early evening, which was very acceDta-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Dainty baby pillows ars =sasls bv covering
the plzin bsdtleking case via pax ~ bla>
siies4a and then making the Attis p,ii1w III -
Of fins white iinea fastened 81 b1ta -1.z v..5
pearl studs and eorreTs - drawa wurk =
lace insertion above ia hsra- ---ffoosi Hglse-
keepl1g
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Officer Lilly yesterday brought Up from
Arkasisas CRY q nlA8 named Charles
CreuShaw who i wanted here for costs in
Cured IN state vs.. Mattel Brothers in
which he was prosecuting witness.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

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tAs cont.Sui.y q say q t5s be.4EssfaI pezri
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
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been tae first us~spsyer " 1r-za 10 the aoslA~
wcs. See s&.S:~4 hzr k1abzz1. JcAa &
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Quite number OF fellows anxious 70 be
entertained by q council meeting. called az
the council chamber last evening, but .he
honOred members were not there
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
superintensents and Principals OF Common
City aud Graded Schools.

Any one wishing addresses or gold or
silver lettering Of any kind put upon books
for holiday presents can have it done IN
the EAGLE building.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

John Brooks, who IS seventy-eight years
old. was arrested in Kansas City for horse
stealing, and said ne would plead guilty
He claimed 10 have son living IN this
ely
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Last evening young colored boy while
riding down Fourth avenue had his horse
20 fall with him. As soon as the horse
slipped he leaped TO the ground, sprainins
his ankles and had TO be carried into 4
house near bv
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Dean Adams was grieved very much
yesterday at the loss Of Tip. a Scotch
terrier that had won lasting affection in
the hearts Of the household. Tip died Of
poison at the hands Of some coFardly
villain
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The regular session OF Garfield IselIef
Corps, No 10. viii be held on Tuesday
Dec 18th, at 2:3e p n. in Garfield hall
Mrs. NELLIE CONCELIN, Pres
NRS. VI. ". RUCKNER. Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

\ man somewhat Intoxicated slipped
last evening 81 the Carey hotel corner and
in the fall striking lis hand against the
iron railing fractured the bones OF his
hand
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The funeral Of the late Officer :. A
Hartzell took place Sunday afternoon and
was well attended by the officer friends,
the members Of the police force and o. the
Garfield post G. 4. r.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Mrs. ". B. Altman, OF College Hill, is
confined to her room by injuries received
in a runaway last week. Her injuries,
though painful, are not considered serious.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The Rock Island switch to tie Whit
taker packing honss, will be completed by
the last OF the mouth.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

4 large amount OF material for the cleo
tric railway arrived yesterday and work
on the extension Of line viii be commenced
IN few days
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Fred Seuckey came I'D from Caldwell
yesterday. He said that the cattleinen OF
the Cherokee strip held quite large con-
vention there during the day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The directory Of the board of trade held
meeting yesterday and in the course Of
business decided to buy 1,0o copies Of
Harper's Weekly, containing An article on
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Tie Eagle Rifles viii give Al Irlpronpsu
dance 81 ths5r arnory On THURSDAY even
ing. December -. for active aud insceIYe
members A cordial invitation 5 extend
ef 70 all inactive members IN good stand
i--
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
cAPRrE HARRISON LopeE.

All interested in the Carrie Harrison
Lodge viii do we'll TO stop al Robinson *
Champions and see tie large iithos-aqh
OF IL displayed in their window.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Irving Richmond was yesterday dis
sributing cigars on the strength of an-
other new boy who has come TO his home
on the West Side.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

A Jos. Henley Sunday made the run TO
Wellington, a distance OF forty-four miles,
on his wheel in two hours and fifty min
y1rPS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

DE Cooue returned yesterday from
trip 70 onorthern and eastern Kansas, in
the interest Of company about TO be
established at Colwich.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

D. Atwood, general freight agent Of the
c. y. was in the city yesterday, as
was also Mr.. ConkEng. travelling passen-
ger sSent for that line.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Flowers for spring, cream and cake for
summer, fruits for summer. oysters for
winter, you Will find with the Y's this
eveuiQg.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

w E. Brown, travelling passenger agent
OF the New York Central, was IN the city
Yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Seventy tees Of brick sewer asia was
put il Yesterday ard 3 gang Of men com
uzenced work OF main \ aud also work
con- r,ercss1 on uaa-n q
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

HYDE * Humble have. without question
tie finest selection q Christmas and New
Years gift books ever brought 70 this city
Their stock Of children Is hardly short q
wonderful -Old Father santa Claus. His
Picture Book. 90 is aa art gem II most dell
cate prints The Pansy, N de Awake.
Little Men and Women aud Baby
Land. D. I-athrop 5s CO. : publications
are the most popular periodicals q ths
kind z America zGd they have them az
bound IL illumiua.ei coTsrs- Hyde &
Hurabies : 7. Nick.ez, u D, prescr1p-
tiou dodge. found n ali the street ears yes
terday, broke everybody up lie pre-
.cribsd doses FOR each rsse ~er> lTres.sta-
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

-Four car loads of hogs and about one
hundred wagon hogs were received az the
packing house yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
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The c. l. S. c. ''Socratic'' met with Miss
Lotta Gates last evening at the u. Z par
sonage. Owing to the inclement weather
the attendance was somewhat limited.
However, those who braved the snowstorm
were amply repaid by the following pro-
gram:
In Srr,1 -,nrtal Salcctinr1 Ms Ca-ns
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
PRnRArE rnrRT

'Ain't the Douglas avenue sidewalk a
daisy" remarked q visitor
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Meeting Of the ". C. I. [. today at
o'clock, devoted 70 Bible reading and
woman's work
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The iron girders for the jail arrived yes
terday. They were few days late
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

The Y's will give auniQue entertainment
his evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Refreshments for any season OF the year
will be served by the Y's this evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Everyone is cordially invited to spend
this evening with the Ys at II East First
street.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
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This branch of the C. I. :. C.. viii
have a Greek supper and watch
meeting New Years eve. Dec. 81, each of
the members to represent in dress some
Greek character.
The society decided TO hold their next
meeting Thursday evening. December "a.
at the VI Z. church the following is the
DrOgrarn.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

18th to give away 2. coo books; new popular
novels and Webster's dictionary. Every Gus
toner buying goods to the amount Of one
dollar or more will be given one book. For
two days we have been marking goods down.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18
DO YOU WONDER?


.I,Y TWO DOORS WEST OF MAIN ST, ON DOUGLAS AVE
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-18

Republic. yesterday appointed Mr.. 5. f.
Winch general agent OF his paper for
Wichita, Hereafter all papers for this
city will pass through his hands, dealers,
newsboys and subscribers being supplied
from his store. Mr.. Graft leaves today for
roiuts in Texas