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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Lowly Refreshment Stand.

At the foot of the Fifty-ninth street ele-
waited station, between a stout telegraph pole
and one of the iron pillars, there sits a buxom
colored woman attired in the proverbial blue
calico dress an immaculate white apron. and
a fanta5tical headiress Of bandanna handker-
chief. An ironing board does dvty in front
OF her as a counter. Upon this is placed at
one end huge coffee urn with al oil stove
underneath. Next to this is an immense
waiter of deviled crabs. The woman usually
takes up her stand about II o'clock at night,
and there she remains until it is nearly morn
ing. During the few minute intervals on
the elevated trains she indulgss in cat maps.
As each train deposits IFS load Of passengers
she suddenly enthuses with the thought Of a
possible customer. The voice that has been
trained in the cid plantation school Of music
raises its notes and utters the refrain Of Hot
coffee and debbled crabs" II no one stops TO
purchase. and the rapidly dispensing crowd
warns her 70 infrse more life into her cry,
she sings in higher key, Heres nice hot
corphy and debbel crabs. On, won't YOU buy
desc iebbel crabs.'
The belsted passenger whe does try a cup
of her coffee generally adds nickel 10 her
price and if bis di gestion be good, deviled
crab prepared in the old southern style of
cooking makes him wonder that such things
can be found at thu time Of night. The wo-
man who keeps the stand IS said 80 make be
tween So and s. per night.-New ! ORR Even
iur SIM
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Gems in Brown Paper.

Eheard curious story about Mrs. Psran
Stevens, the other day, which was extremely
characteristic A friend calling Was shown
Up into her boudoir and took the first chair.
They conversed fo- a while. or rather he
listened with interes: TO her caustic comments
Oh. 9lea ami things. until she said suddenly:
oh. you're sitting ON my diamonds. get
IN this minute
On examination be found that little
crumplci brown peIer parcel OF the seat q
the chair, which be had not notioed " hen he
sat down. let slip wnen he picked i Up per-
fec. river OF the most splendid gems
Il keep them in brown paper, she e1-
claimed. 30 deceive Tire burglars. They d
never think Of looking ia brown paper tag
living about anywhere ca . shelf or In .
drawer for some $500 worth OF jewels
There have been two attempts TO steal them
within year, and I Iii q sas COED way
to keep them --Broeklyn Citizen
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Nosses % .srhheld.r,.
General Offices Of the wichita *
1s,fx.~.dr H.44NaY C1rrsparF

General osfsoes Of the Wiehita *
Colorado Railway COMPANY
Wichita. kAs, Jan -. isss
The annual usessing OF the stock holders
az tie Wiehlts * colorado railway con-
yapy for ia. election Of directors for thr
ensuing y-zr and for the transaction Of such
other business AZ UsaJ come before fE-
rar~tinx will - hsla a. the ossc~ 81 sad
efsnitzny in the city u Wensta. kAs GA
Wednesday. the s-s.Dth day Of 3AFeA
next. A d. lsss, ., 10 o'eIosk a IN. 81 a.
Anv hour thereafter that a QUORUM rssY
be present. >. II. ksgHARfss.
II &. EADLET, Vice President
Asst sec, cS~SS<
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Nice Warm stoves,

Cars leave the corner of Douglas and
Water streets every half hour. commenc
ing al s:15 a. m. until 1915 p. n. for Fair
mount and points between.
Cars leave Fairnont, commencing al .
a. m, and run every half hour until D. IN
LEE TAYLOR. Manager
Office ell North Main. room l. 6S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

A complete History and Guide of Okla
homa illustrated, with sectional map OF
the Indian Territory by Col. f. c. Cole
Everybody contemplating going to that
country should have one. 1t is the only
history ever written of that wonderful
country. Price 80 cents and 81 by mail
Oklahoma Publishing Co, Wichita, Kan,
and news dealers generally. EFT
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Phssnir. Arizona. ana R.ssra.

The Missouri Pacific, "Ft. SCOTT Route.
f. selling tickets 70 Phpnix. Ari1onias and
return for 80, good SIX months 20 return.
phpnix u in the heart Of tss famous -@it
river valley. the garden Of the .ou;s~ss;.
Rich ia mineral wealth All KINGS o,
fruit, grain and a good grazing country.
Fer maps, tine tables and Information
write or call ut city ticket Office. II Main
stree. Wichita. ~ C. kgyEss.
ei64 Il Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

joe the Halter il first in the field with
"Youmans" celebrated New York derby
hat, spring lss6 style c5tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

The s. l.. Davidson Mortgage Co hare
plenty-of money TO loan on improved city
property. centrally located Money 10 loan
OF. farm property. Rear room IN Citizens
Bank building GI3tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

located. by the :. J.. Davidson Mortgage
company Office in rear ~ Cifizen's b4nE.
ysff
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

Money 20 loan on improved city property
n rer cent rate 81 interest on frst mort
yages. Rouse * Sargent. Next TO po-tfi.Cs
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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
WICHITA Il SUBURBAN

\ piano and organ for sale at half price
Samuel Scott. "a East Douglas ave ds3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
STRAYED.

CyTOLEN-A bag horse Is hands high. short, heavy
y set, shod all round. about years old. harness
marks. will pay q liberal reward for his return Q,
dress w. May cor. Fifteenth and strong ave 6i-6.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. ).
wREAT-Steady No. > soft cash. no bids 19+C
asked; May s0Isc bid, Sic asked
CORN-Steady; No., cash. 4ot.c assed; March
i4irc asked; May 469.c bid l,c asked.
0ATS-No 2cash, alpc asked.
REE-No. cash, no bids nor Oilers.
EGGS-25c.
FLouR-Fairly active and firm; XX: a9c; xxx
el.Ul family, sIl56l.a6 choice, Sl.5VGl.bG fancy,
sl7U extra choice, slNdl6O extra fancy. fll5sl.s0
patent 5000. 10 rye flour, SL40Ssl 90.
CORN MEA1.-Green, H2Ifc; dried, y1LaC.
CORN CHOP yellow &c; bulk; 9sc sacked.
SHIPPING STUFF Bulk. sc: sacked. sc.
BRAN-Sacsed Me -
IyHAY-weak. Fancy. small baled, $500 large.
$500.
FLAX SEED-Sl.25.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery fancy. &c: good.
ea2c fine dairy. l6a2c; store packed choice, il6C
t7c
CHEESE-Full cream, lScI Young America. fSt@..
LIVE POULTRY-FGrm; large chickens, $2.25a
2h small chickis. s2GE old hens and ROSTERS $50
n IS: turkeys, soto.
HANS-Sugar cured, lie.
BREAKFAST BACON-lG4c.
DRIED BEEF-ac.
SHoULDEES-Dry salt $40; long clear, $50
rlear rib, s4a; short clear, $40: smoked snSO long
rleaI: s. l0 clear rib, ss.7o; short clear, Ssij.
PoRK-Sli@.
IAED-SEs5.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

A 5-pound pail of preserves for Is cents
at s NJ Supply Co. d62-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Chicago Live Stock.

The Drovere' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receip,s S0sl shipments Sons Mar
ket strong. fancy s. e945.tQ Steers, sS,uos5 90,
stockers and feeders. e2lSQS{0 cows. bulls and
mixed. Sl.7SSSi0: Texas corn fed 50 oSs&.0o.
HoGS-Receipts, 2.UN shipments 500 Market
dull and IGc lower. Mixed. s50AG5.St heavy.
s., esss.7G light, $4als5.io saips. SSi,ls<el
SHEEP-Eecepis. geo; shipments, Zoo. Market
steady. Natives. .SStnaS2S western, S4.6gs5. Ia;
Texans s2.i5a@4.00; laElh,, S5-eae6t4e
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Oklahoma

"Youmans" spring 1858 Derby just open
ed by Joe the Halter. t2tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Money 70 Ian.

Kansas Paint Mfg Co. : ready mixed
paints for sale by Roming d keister.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
MONEY TO LIAM

For beauty and durability buy Kansas
Paint Mfg Co. = oolors. for sale by 6arret;
Pee ~ II
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Night School

At the Southwestern Business College,
corner Douglas and Topeka ave. Each
student receives personal instructions at
his desk, thus avoiding all embarrassment.
Persons can enter at any time with equal
advantage. lil-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
STRAYED.

CyTHATED- spotted pony Ihesssl blsrs 1ssrs sni
- salfe tar glass EYES. krtnFa - VOL Et Q
stable Ger. DDaglAs and WICHITA a. aud ret9vs fs-
ward
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

IN j. HARRIS 4 CO.-Proprietors OF the
/ CITY LIVERY" Nos. Ia. 70 and ll5 Sopth
Market, a block from Douglas avenue.
"Liverv Boarding and Sale Stables" Good driv-
ing and saddle horses for hire. VIII keep antly
on hand good driving, saddle and draft horses for
sale. VIII give special attention 10 horses sent to
our stable for sale or boarding.
Parties wanting to buy horses will find i! 10 their
interest TO give Iis Call before purchasing else
where Capt Samuel Steel, who Is a No. horse
man and salesman, will superintend the stables.
dtl-lm.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

HvASTED-Everybo3y 80 know thai Salt Lake
w Ci,y - the place 10 maze oroafaets invest
msnts. Fo- further infesT1ation ~rf,e giies s.
4.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.
WHEAT-Firm but quiet. No. ;. red. S9Ioc eleya-
tor.
CORN-Quiet but steady. No > G0c, elevator.
OATS-l1Gulc lower. Mixed. $50 4lc; white, 4lCdi6c.
COFFEE-Spot, firm, l6cl4 options. aGplO points
higher Sales $3.50 bags.
STGAR~Weak; refined, &c; white extra G. eCa6ilc;
powdered 7asc; graduated, Lie; cubes. l-ltc.
EGGS-Quiet, steady; 23cr231e2.
BETTER-Dull. unC hanged al B833l2c,
CHEESE-Quiet llslG l2C,
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

L,XCHA NGE-I have good clear land and 5000
T. in cash 10 exchange for room house not too
far out. j. r. Kennon. TO- ;. Main. do. "
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
st. IoIlfS Produce.

IT. LOUIS, FED ).
ELOUR-Opened steady nd unchanged at So 20a
Si5. Wheat opened llc of and advanced from the
start IN May but in other months steady. To
ward the when bids were 30 higher than yes
terday's close. No. red, cash, cpaasc; March
slls May. Slis4SSc closing Sc June Ssl4e; july.
Sntssosc closing olac: August ,9lsc, closing SD1Sc
Did; December Sla.c, closing 500 hid.
CORN-opsned firm and ligher. Cash. So5tatSS1c g:
February. soso March, 47c. CLOSING 4lsc; Ma a5at
S4ssac closing t,sc. July, 4sstc.
oATS-sirm and ic higher. Cash, tocots3sc;
May, 0a,c.
RYE-Nolainsl, CSC.
BkRIEI-g'ir,n; scISp5c.
HAY-Fr,n aud uncha nged prime timothy. sla 60
G leG prairie sS.WGlsm. .
LEAD-A.0
EGtis-EigheT; PC
BCTTER@pirrn and unchanged; creamery, 2i@
Zoe; dairy. lSeSl8c.
WHISEG-Sseady at Si.GS.
PRoVISfONS.-Frm.
FoRE-New, 5000
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

yEANTED-To trade clear ots sn Wellington and
w Wichita, together With srst and second nor--
cages Ia I'D property II st ioris fcs TIE
ydencs worth rom 20 Il rnos1szEs6 dollar ~. more
than nile from heart Of -. city. For prTftezArs
call o. A ). Edgewo-th, u. y. Haln 81, recra 3
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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

E'oE -ALE-T~o god taxTns sad ~ nis~s ssi
VII sci elszs or t.s6< zoe god city zepfr~rT,
Lssyt T. fsEssl. rSox & yesrsdi bs1sd1aS- d. "
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

I-sJE SALy-st 1Gs srv.-set lAss Mar has I'D
OYER o. 80 .sg.t G.<szIl4ss o. running ~
szs4Es>-. seasi tsss Tfss t,zslt-s- tox .<is a..
tgrNsst Hs~szl sssrp8rf xii - xfvea fr~ca srs.
cost good -, sel5iay SD tzs3 yerttealxr.
gwen ov calling r-oD a - y. Mssr s-sk'
L>og sAT.K-ssx god ~csf raases. Aypsy 60 C.
II o-sa =, shs e-T -ors.s s-s-- ~ JeA- 9 lea
No. - v. Iziz - SzzS-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

NOR EXCHANGE am receiving goods from "a"
i east every ,yvcs, tO exchange for clear isud ar
good city property J. X kennou, no. :. Naiu dtjhs
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR EXCHANG ga room house with two lots
cic,o 10 public school; also some lots in
side Tor live stock merchandise. X. Ives. S Mar
tinsUn Ave. Gis-1'
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

IrOg sALE,-I wlil essr Tor s~-s tbe GE-s. s.ocs
i All grain farm u fnts sAs. ss L--sk ths5vsEg
sSysn & LID .~ygs> n Bg,ssr es7nIy Ea2.z<.
tsGssIaR 81 scrss q Little %Assaz ESycross
80 &s-~s fenced. tsrtrF- tTiex ~s-~r. Szzllciaxs
sd Ss6s- ils pguve-as-ts Ts~ greatest bargain H.
Tered Prize sEzaIk = cssa. sxszssrs s&sJ t<rnss.
xus- - -ss ~ttEfn - csga Gal aa1r-~s :. y.
NJ ssr. ~ Saos ave. S'hcssisz- Ssa- 49,
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

LoR EXCHANGE have the finest livery stock
J. In the city so exchange for a ranch also Huc
ranch with nG head OF castle TO exchange for good
city property mcrchssidiss control the a. IN
advertise and accept oficr and close deal
in u minutes. J. r. Kennon, m :. Main sss-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
AFTERNOON BOARD.

WHEATmEasy February. SOC bid; March, size
bid May, e2tsc; June, Sc bid. July. Slis6so0SsC.
CoRN-Irresulsr. February, SIC bid; May.
lssxA<sAc
0ArS-Ra-ely steady. Msy, SGI.sScisc.
FLouR-Firin, and fair demand.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
PHYSICIANS.
MRS. W. R, TUCKER.
W. F. SERIES NJ D.

Christian Science Healer. 20J y Topeka ave. WITCH.
Eta, Kan. ONCE hours > to IL a. m, G-lms
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

G...s-:f
CTORAGE-FoF housshoii goods o. npershanf+sA.
- bo1ea or iooss. II Tou have 1ny goods - siors
b7tEg them 20 the Wichita stora.s Co. No Ls Wsst
Douglas ave R-H
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted
viii be charged for the rate of five per line
pNrweek; no notice for less than = cents
All For Sales or other business notices wiz be
charged for at the of 10 per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

NOR FNCHA NGE-I hzvea ~ acre orange grove
II IL miles from Delsn. Florida half OF the trees
bearing. Price Sl10tl To exchange for boots and
shoes or dry goods. J, y. Renhon. lus : Main
bi-tt-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
MUSIC TEACHERS.

MRS, LAURA CRAWFORD
viii receive pupils for piano and organ at the
Getto building, room q. Term OF ten weeks, two
lessons, per week. twenty dollars. Term of ten
weeks, one lesson per week, ten dollars. s9-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

W ANTED-Par-tez for furnished .roG, r,era vita
w arcv- and closet. bath. ga. AID board. sog; D.
exposure -5aksss- 4s.a .oz :Fo s.-lgS
-ooI. rel. given ard required A. ". Eta.rAl
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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe lst .%
Atcnison, Topeka 4 santa re ahd grant So
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe X R...-......... ID
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

BUTTER-Was quiet Extra creamery. 29sdG1ec.
EGGS-l9laC4 PIC.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
STORAGE.

CTORAGE-C Cheapest and bes, place IN vieh',a
- TO store ali kinds o: gods cail a. - is.a-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

Physician and Surgeon. general practice. special
attention given the diseases of women and chill
dren and obstetricks. Once No. 30 North Main
rooms Is and b. Heller block. Day night calls
promptly attended TO. Office hours to 10 m, TO
5 and !. to p. NJ. 51-lm-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

yEANTED-Ooe Sood stezn a;i<r 81 ooce II good
w wages Apply al s~dgsick b-isa.Ex. kr-4re n
Barker E-G
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

7 OST JANUARY -. between Central ars- aud tbs
i 4 stock ssrd. a lady far collar Finder - II -
ibef siy rewarded by returning same 20 No. - y
Fourth ave-, city So
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
IIrANTEp-Every one % snovx ,h., EngIewoo.i

yNANTED-Eyery one 20 know that Engie~ooi.
w Clarke county, Kansas. - the best place for
profitable investments III the state u i at ne TER
minus CT the Chicago, Kansas K Western X. X. a
usrt OF the A. T. i ;. +. railroad system. IL is also
BE gate city add prinspel supply point for No
Man. Land. The Pan Handle OF Texas. and ali the
northern suG western portion % the Indian terri
tory There are cord openings for business Of every
kind. and an excellent opening Tor frst-ctasS to
tel and several good stores AT THE territory south
and west from 70 70 10 miles Dlust he supplied from
this point. The Rock Island. and ~. Loois d san
Francisco r. Il will reach this place AL Ia.
stage lines and mail r-tcs ruaair- south and vest
leave EnCiewoot daily apG tri-weekIy. Tbs is the
best point for the shipment Of cate ia al the seaih-
western cattle country. For Information address
ne Easlewood Town Company. dsl-tf~S-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

L~OP -ALE on Trade had ~ tr-... ard
Il r8sls-- Zpo< arm anf TrIF1rZ <nfgst.- t19G
stock dr. goasS foT gss- l&1a. Inside elssg fA.
Fsrrs for stock Cr-iieF 4 Conley. - Main 49,
IS0k SALE Improved arms ssd city property
II frT sac ior oGezl1th csss- b4iasacs In Eve AZ
uBsIiY esQS. payments at per css. tat>rs<- y A.
R3.nna5 room 4 No - North Nzia ~. sine
I--ofs <ATss-5 20 - acre tsActs - 10 , xzrc<a
II txnd csgs- TIE city a. $40 s>r acre Tkts - q
D. ryzfa 80 ir crDvrf 1lEtEcn t<-et city g-op-
sss- 70 frz1e fcg farm &E1 psCast l9.s far srnrs
EsT.@a Efos- & Trb6. E5srG =. - 4. De1rsss sy.-
h<;
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
LOST.

4 OST-Oa Riverside stree, car set % plans for
j 4 horse. FiadeT VIII plea-s mali or ssnd safLs
10 the GttlEsfs Bank. dsjs'
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

7 O.T-Zofns ,Sier. on the pgiac pei b1sness go
- gold coin ChsfD barring Monogram a q k1T-
returning il 20 30. }vs D. Doug las She tn-
tsrprise will be literally rewarded. fa3-at
r OsT-pair 81 gents gold Eyeglasses on Saturday
IL afternoon on Nain - or DoaElss ave suif-
able reward will be paid Tor their rstsrn TO !. H.
Brown ROOM - Feehhsialfy block. q 60
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Choce fresh milk cows at ~ SoBth
Il Wildwood avenue. West wichita, X. >. Kazey.
q. q.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
FOR SALE.

LtOR SALk@i have some good inside property
II that will sell on ? 4 or years time q, p.rT-.s
that VIII build house on them J. X. kenaon. 5 ;.
Main css ;.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

NOR EXCHA NGE-CnincUInbercd acre tragts.
Il covered with bearing orchard, on HillSid" Ave.
{ist north OF Central The dnssi property er thg
hi. VIII seii on eaSy terms. o. gsCEangsfpr good
mortgage paper productive business or fs'tfsnfo
properly. K u EoYs ~ =. Dopgisz. d1.G
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

EOR sALE-Jes.rInE TO engage - E-zast 4e.ur-
Il ing enterprise orer FOR szis fOg short tine g
part % the following property, al centrally iorsisd
Parties desiring TO purchase ysIf Of tals pfoyerIT
will be given a bargain for fss usys HO-s~e % .
ROOMS story. cellar AMI hath. " fnOt front. house
Of TfO8nis. stories cellar AID tlatb. mouse q
rooms stories. cellar each with feet front all
fenced lyTster and gas. lss5siei y. ToEeka Ave
~ El1l Pine. House stories sud attic rooms
bath wafer closet cellar. barn vTstnr and zas with
lDS feet iron. OF Boflu Ave. J. lot o. Bgfn Ave-
lo;- Carter Ave viii sci 70 Suti iG,s Make
81 =. and Central with hcst.s- 81 room iii
sell par io'S on Law rrsS ave. bet % a-G Cen
trsi. es-t front room hOl@s aid good barn will
srH part The Pom Ton takPry hssiidtrE ; story
brick st.h story shop and oven rear snt ~ tot.
Nc. "a y. Nsin- ~; End and q. ios. corner %
Man and II II. with two store FoSrl-. hyTss u
rooms, with rnotas. also farm ara csttte
rs,gb 90 acres ii n lies sOin ins u ~
S-o;f ra4Tpst Z mile from station. Spring Greek
cu a !. STss. f55 4cTee IN criff-stfot sas1-s 2
story, y -rsrHs- cellar ale barn Fs1s = HCsss
tam 14xs q. shes- 10 fs-st pasture ferc~d stocked
With % lead Il usirea estl- - ssa5 d sStsss s-s
a43es n STOCK hog. desire stl part q thi-
prope-v, Cal On or address A Sfaith, "a y Law
rsaIe Are e51-s+
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

NOR TRADE-il6 lots the western slope ot
II College Hill and Central avenue = miles from
business center OF city; will trade for Improved
property, land clear of incursbrsnce, II. LoIts
property, stock OF gco-s, In gooi location IN
Wichita. This il me property and VIII hrslr IL
spection. Price $2a.0N Call address, A. J.
Edseworth ga North Main street. Room 3S-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

L|OR SALE-A double door. hreproof MOsler Ssfe,
i good AZ now: viii be sold cheap Apply 20
Elliot McNees over "a J. Douglas ave. u 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

nor SALF-SOI scocs Of boots and shoes IN good
i tOwE: viii trade for horses Csttie good nd
unincumbeTed- Address Lock Box 81. GiDgmaH.
Esu. c.r5-tt
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

stssmer Mc!gsn CITY Gardner. Galveston days. with
Steamer III Monte Hawthorne. Neworlcans days. with
Steamer STATE or Texas Williams Pernandna Brunswick
Ga Royal days. with ndse and passengers to
Steamer Frcstours Mills Baltimore with coal to cOnsol
ship Leopold Won vsnssrow teerl Mergedoth Manila -?
with and hemp TO ORDER vessel to Theo huge
ship Geo skoned, DuuDmg. calcutts lia days with
Bark Goschcn yor. Hr6rn. Hamburg 81 days With salt
'1s @P s.fTfs & pe Gs dy ws se to
der: PA re..si 70 ] Il Winchester 4 CO. -, ,,..
fs.s Saffs ;s:s % Ssss
aag nsS :nsaT to orsp ye.s: 70 soamme BIOS
BARK Lore NOr harboe ciepiuesos ss days. with snsar
ss Adm. Br Carly DAYS
sohr Bacon MeKsy Msyasns1 days. with n,a1 fruit
ssS. Mccann, Hutchinson A;p9yn sL,,s 20 4sy' with
At CITY Island. wind light sw; cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
Naples Gibraltar with mdse and $50 passengers to
sws G AETSa Ksm :. sS sar via
ton. with mdse and passengers 70 VIM clyde & Co
With %
s.Is xlss ssr Petersen Hamburg , ss day. with iron
and %.sF spP . e oFH n S @ 81
with mdse 70 order. vessel GO Funch Eaye Co so a.v.
v 10. and .
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81 ssrr a.1 ASs M mSss 70 S. S wSnsy
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Bark Victoria sean savoie. ssgua Il days. with sugar
ss sfssf a.; .s;'i + asSs
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wsre brssSwster cebaliOs Co; YES
se6I oeisrt B Evans. Limerick IS days In ballast to
=" +" CLEARED
steamer California (Br. Garvle Bombay via Gibraltar
Steamer Wyo%,ns tsr. RisOy Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Werseiund (Nor, Hansen Mayaguer-H Dumois.
steamefu uBsrgenssren tNor) Morteosen. Baracoa-" w
si.s@ef Can Konow tSor. Kahrs. Baracao-aOmsn q
Steamer Benacro tBrh oss; Ravana-B.resr 4 Co.
seSf Thomas Turd SI's siowa
big Eastern STAR Hammond. Bridgetown' Barbadoes-H
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shgHamiscn Fish, MITCHELL from London for New.York.
MIscELLASEoUs
Ship San Joaquin Drinkwster. at Calcutta from New
York. was damaged by collision.
49, THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Mar 2s-Arrivsd. steamer Richmond Hill (Br)
Ksy Pniadsphia Mar il her Liverpool tand
Il ss s. sS s ESs s
,cocded.
zg-saled steamer EIbe (oer). Meyer from Bremon
xvosMoUTM Mar 24-Arrived steamer Mississippi (Br).
Hunter. from NewYork.
BRISTOL Mar Arrived. steamer Brooklyn City (Br.
Fitt from New. York.
SWANSEA l5-saied. steamer Llvnda City tBr Core
for New.York.
AMsrEEDAM. Mar 2eArrived steamer schicaam tDtch,.
Mensondea from New-York.
ANTWERP. Mar 25-sailed. steamer Hermann (Belg Mey
or. for Nsw-York.
HxyRE oe-Arrived steamer La oassogne tFr).
tellf from New-York.
YoKoHANA Mar 2Isaiisd steamer Gaelic tBr). Pearne.
for San Francisco
sHIxoHAL Mar 24-saiied steamer strsthleven (Br).
Pearson for Nsw-York.
SINGAPORE Mar 24-Saled, steamer Gienroy (Br)
for New.York.
lfOr later shfppfao Tews u any, ses FfrhPaos.)
New-York tribune., 1888-03-27
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. Gustav sommers, pastor of the North
Fifth Street German Evangelical Lutheran Church, was
married Sunday evening in his church to Miss
Helena Lehman. Owing to his inability to get
supply to ELL his pulpit he had to preach usual at
the evening service. lie married by the Rev.
DR.. wedehind, of New-York. The church was
crowded to see the marriage performed.
The Bridge receipts last week were S17,405 55.
suit fJr sbsolute divorce has been begun by
Charles Ii. Trbou against his wife, who lives No.
43S Clssson- ave. They wcrc married In 1872 and
have child. Mr. Tribou Is living In Bucks
port Me.
Police Commissioner Bell yesterday issued order
placing Police Captain Cornelius Wogom of the Fifth
Precinct, at his own request half from April 1.
Mrs. Agnes Allen Kssam, of 6ixth-ave. and First
ST., who recently celebrated her centennial birthday,
died Sunday from paralysis Of the heart, resulting
from pneumonia Her funeral will take place this
evening.
II is expected that tho East Side Lands will be sold
by the middle of April.
Memorial services In honor Of Emperor william
held yesterday IN the German Presbyterian Church
on Wllloughby-ave The pastor of the church, the
Rev. Philip vollmer, presided, and made a few intro
ductory remarks. The eulogy was delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. WisswAesser