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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
St. Louis Produce.

u 4-NI =. Stil. 7.
F10TR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Ca>h lower and quiet. Options lower
Weak European cables ana IA n settled WCar her
ntrosd haa weakening effect but close ,vl~ :. i, e
below Yesterday. Ne. cash red, .6A.Cs September
ah4 S9SC. closing a5ilc bid. October sls s--sC clos
ing SpYc; December 9ass s.S.c. Closing sc: MAY,
Sl0sf 80 l-UgA; closing Sl.U5xa.
tpRN-HlEher hut unsettled. Cash. ale: Sep
tember alc; October +0;NG4rSc. closing ale; wear.
S.AsaS+@o7 closing Sasc b;d January, Jsc, closing
[ATS-onieJ. No. cash &c. May 2Slsc.
rNE-nUli and sasy; &c
hAh-fhere Is 5. better demand for best grades,
ort The market is gluited ith low an. medium
grades; Prairie, SsSS; timothy. sl0.GAGli.00
tLAN skED->teady Sill
1EAD-$4tS
bJTrER--ouiet but steady creamery. isS2lc.
EGGS-k irnl. l2}sC for COOS,
NHlSh1- Steady: STA
PRoNlSIONS-Eighsr and firm
IORk-slSgs@I5 al
lAkD-sa5J Tor prime steam
BRA N-l-oNer-
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
odd Fellows Kxcurslon TO 10. Angeles. cal.

The Missouri Pacific railway tWichita
& Colorado divisionl will sell round tip
tickets to Los Angeles, California, on ac-
count of the meeting of the sovereign
grand lodge l. .. O. F. AT Los Angeles
September 18th to 2ist, 1SSS. for sixty dol.
lars $50
Tickets will be on sale August 10th 10
September 18th, and are good for sixty
days. The going passage must be made
before September 18th. stop overs will
be allowed at pleasure within the limit
specified. The Missouri Pacific railway
gives you choice OF four routes going
and thirteen routes returning
The Colorado Short Line is the popu-
lar route TO the Rockies and beyond
Elegant new Pullman palace sleepers
TO Denver from Geneseo. Gail at
city ticket Office, No. 49, ~ Main st.
+. r.. BLECKLEY.
Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

Natives and grass range steers steady. COWS strong
and l0c higher Good TO choice corn fed, <aVG o.of
common To medium, Sl259sl5; grass range steers.
sis1gS 40 stocNers and feeders $Lsos36E cows
HOGSMReceipts, io0G shipments. none. Active
and strong to sc higher: good TO cho1ce,so SSesoo
common TO medium, so.ooSoio; sKlps anu pigs
SHFEP-Receipts 2.0o: shipments. none. Steady;
dunn $2.5Gg3.0O.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
Removal.

The Missouri Pacific railway city ticket
Office has removed 10 lS7 North Main
street. For tickets to all points on the
globe, and information regarding any trip
You may contemplate, call at our new
quarters and obtain same.
4. + BLECRLET.
Passenger and ticket ageut. 137 North
Main street. 30 Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
[o<sf toy Cold

A California Cainasnan has fo<irf q ue
Tor he tug. ard bostses which ar s:sraes<d
as.d Killed By sae electric bxb.A lie gathers
ts.esr Aai p1ekAs snszn IN brandy. "Hep
good fer oDid- he 2yA-Ch.cago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.
wHEAT-Quie firm; pks9lec higher. No. red 81
OIL.
CoRN-Steady. and firm: No. > 55As55icdeliyer
ed 5}aa,s 5ic elevator;
oATs-Active ieslc lowermixed, 2s855c; Whites
ey50c.
COFFEE-Options unsettled. closing steady; sales
50 90 bags. Spot Higher. quiet, *li.A.
SCGAR-Active. and'hgher, lGvS63s extra L,
slsqsle:N,hite extra { a-l6eSi: Nellnws standard
q ssstl,icc; powdered. -; sranulated, s9sS5.Slc.
EGGS-F Firm. ItcalltlC.
EDTTER-Frm: i26@3iec.
CHEESE-Firnl; 7ia.RSc,
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

Money lent on good personal, ehattel and
second mortgage security. Mortgages
bought. Lowest rates on good CITY aud
farm loans. Spalton * Walters, rooms 3
and 4. Fechheimer block. corner Market
and Douglas 10 ,Ot
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

We can furnish the paper and rule it to
order on short notice for printers who
print bar dockets. We can I'll orders on
sight--kind used in this county. 15tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
Blank City Lease

Our form of lease on city property is the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
up. 1t was prepared by an attorney who
is authority on such business A-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
FOUND

E.or-xys-A @s~-s8 he~~ -stA a ksie ,sae 80,
It toe sr4zs.~z cssss - psz< .~saE n
gszrxses ezz exss are - eel8rE - szF f2fEs 81
z.ges s1s-s &C. Eys-zs-e are. :. q stsca<y
1znkSs 1A4~zxs
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
CHEMISTS.
VIM. DWIGHT CHURCH,

General Analytical Chemist. Laboratory 622 Kansas
avenue, Topeka. Kansas. Chemist for the city Of
Topeka: Orders for chemical, microscopic and
physical examinations solicited, Prices sent upon
apple alton. Expert opinions on the value of
waters for drinking purposes, $50. Complete
analysis OF waters, 1880 13-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
LOST,
STHAYED.
STORAGE.

SIohAGk-tor ho,iSehoi5 goods or nerchas ss.s
- boxed or loose II yeu have any good, 10 60.
ortnx thern 20 Tie Wichita Storage Co. Ma l.s Ness
Doug IS hn
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4
The Lave Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receip.s. e.Ua, shipments Lao
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
win be charged for at the OF i've cents per line
per week: no notice for less than Is centa
AL For Sales or other business notices WI be
charged for az the Of 1ocents per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 30 ceuta
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

BUTTER-Higher: creamery. Eii,in -. q 2S4c
western. lo'eoSl9tsc. dairy. choice l6Gl}zc; good.
lSalpcc.
EGGS-Steady; northern BleGi6c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

WY MISREPRESENTATION nurse by lady OF ex-
w perience. who give the best of reference.
Terms reasonable, Address w. NJ. General de-
livery. dJ,-6t$
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
Wichita s. Valley Center Motor & X. r. Co.

Motor for Valley Center will leave Thirteenth
$40 l:2j "A. m, 10 and 52J p H.
Leave Valley Center Tor Wichita at $40 d. IA. and
12zO 40 and 40 p
Cars will leave Douglas avenue for car works,
connecting with MOTOR every hour from 600 a.
till 500 p.
Wichita Il Valley Center Z. Il. cars leave post
office week DAYS al Cos 1900 L. and 200. 5tl 500
p. Sunday $40, 1890, 1900 M, 200, 400, 60O
u.
Special rates made to Sunday schools. Office,
rooms l. 3 and :. No. 2ll North Main. Telephone
No 81. John Fisher, ManaC r
Extra cars for excursions At all times. dl2-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
4. MINIcK, DIR. ]. VI.
eneral Practice. Surser.
MINIGK BROS

Homeopathists Rooms and 5. Fletcher Block,
northwest corner Of Second and Main streets. Calls
answered at ali times day night. Residence
| telephone No. Hi, Office telephone No. 263.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE


NOR SALE OR TRADE-ssTerAl more cOzr.tls- q
i thaFnYasE scnoeI sssS psfsnt = &c
ce-. Ca or address Y SsszEsT proprietor, RON
,. ft~1to tsocx- St-sx:
U>oR SALE OR ExcUAEGE-A fa-r Of 81
II scres, ~ acrs@ nnh~T Pam -sl ~a:s-rc
World Divide y.4A @sa& make = god cslrg
tarIr. q ~ossd - a Nc sc+cstlp1 for a creSEsFB
I>Argse eoEse. rsg-ss. large ksrJs. -sczst Eo-Ae
Wagon sssc srt cy-z CrFa- Large cxfry rZFr6 fs-f
t~o series. formerly . 6lst19i.rg- Farn s~aHta-
szgY 5ocate1 "a yoo1 road. slxsf mites fros
Esrrsnzeu-r 0zs ara sss-hsAf 80 frur Ere
Isttse toxz where tke.s VII e. "a 3-st sssts0z y
oTse yea. fran iris Pre- slz.SB Hogt ez>as1zs
:a- god v>s-r-z Y-oy<-iJ- = Il brlsso-s As~sli
Gsyz2asbs=-x ". Va eAfE-
ISoz sALE-A 81 ht-.zas'. s~>sv hap s-sss- slEssest
i aes sES - c,-vfec- enr6t'1os. sD1S4ss a. =
k&st Deo&.As &re-s. ~ ne so-ss EDs~ss a. ~ g
eIs-x'
t,oR SALE Oh ExCEs SsE- FrsS~-sy ssss ~.~E
say-S al s-ez.k. fz-Ezs fEn-z - $50 ~ 81 a.
20 zc-ss lrz c=oTeo ard artDs pTs-es cziT p-4f~srF
= sS.zS - Ea.@zs as also = i8sssofs
u Tez hSs4 &esTEifzx ~ a. ar ff&<~ 1ss ssd
e. otrsoe tssGrs frsz1 - = r. 49, 70 x.
ICE z, s>zsc sssex A = hEesOr1a- at
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
FOR STANDARDIZATION

L'OR SALE-i27 James st. Two homes for sale at
i half their value. No mortgage; title good.
es-tt-
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
CHICAGO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA Il. X.
"RUCn ISLAND ROUTE.

GOING NORTH AND EAST
Mo- Kansas City, II Louis,
and Chicago through mail
and express, daily.,......-
No 1 Kansas City, 81 Louis,
ahd Chicago night express
daily................
No " accommodation, daily
except Sunday......-.......
GOING SOUTH.
No , Kansas City, ST Louis
and Chicago eX, daily.
No | Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago through mail
and express, da1ly......
No 81 accommodation, dairy
except Sunday..........-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and business 10
w know that the National Accountants Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
hrst-cisss men and women for positions book
keepers and accountants. Business men who want
efficient help, and expert book-keepers who can
give ilrst-ciass references and want situations,
would do well by addressing Once for the state
OF Kansas at the Southwestern Bus ness College.
Wichita, Kansas. S-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains, and Pullman sicepers all night trains;
Tickets sold and baggage checked through To all
points City ticket office. 40 East Douglas avenue
Passenger station corner Douglas and Mead ave.
{. \. RUTHERFORD Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
FOB EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-An s-roona brick
A house, new stable and choicest fruit, Oh N0ser
Hill, 10 feet from motor line VIII trade for
vacant lots centrally located, either business or
residence property. or sell Tor y cash. balance =
years Immediate possession given. III. ". L,s~ -.
Kansas National Bank All
LHOR EXCHA NGE-Sots bearing u per cent
Il cured by mortgage and farm OF vacant lots 70,
rssid-n In city. Must tie to good location auS
10 exceed about mile from business center Gail
on address J. H. SEivey 10 y. Market st. " .cA-
ia. ksz- Slr
TOR EXCHANGE OR TRADE-iIlluols reai go
l. tate that viii pay hRndsome income and pay
is way for real OF yersoiai rCerts. four vel It'd
up business houses hotel a. kIrfy rooms. opera
house and ten room dwelling south west corner u
the putlic square 81 Ninche-tsr His. Address n
Es-f Douglas aveaas, Wichita. Kansas. 49,
L,oR EXCHA SGE-s jao1o worth ~ clear prup-rrg
% exchange for stocks ~ goods IA prime c9adi
ton Dry goods and o,st- a2G -fc~s preferred. q
dress r call Gp1n " alksr a Fielder. room 2 oYsr
- y. Main oar
Tor EXCHASGE-To traders AMI sveryhosy -
i The kassss abstract sssGcy vii furrlsh 30
abstracts 20 any isL6s IN he state % SsSsae. Sis
eisgra1-s- de<criStors arc estimates u ysl4i
k&ls4. A5strz1 AEescT. rsso.1S 70 =. - y
Market St, wichita. EzE. J. P Whesier. tEansyrf
e15s-ff
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

NTANTED-You can buy all the China and teas
w am toys at the new store; just received from
China all kinds of fine teas and faIcy goods silks
toys. etc. come and at 800 West Douglas. next to
the Douglas avenue hotel Quong Wan, proprietor
s.-lnOt
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A senior law student and expert
w stenographer and typewriter desires employ
ment during forenoons. Address &c. l.. w." care
L, gle Office. 9l-5tf
VTANTED-A position by man capable of taking
w charge of any paper in Kansas References
given II desired. Address Eureka. Kan. 936t
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
FINANCIAL.

w exactly what.it says. We prepared to
make loans on any frstclass improved city and
farm property in sums of 81 00J upwards at
from to- per cent interest and low commissions
No. 40 Douglas ave. Irving Stra:ton, l. VI. strut
ton. yi-i2s
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

NfTANTED-To meet correspond with owners
w of property in or near Santa Barbara Los An
geles, Riverside Oceanside. California who de-
sire eQuitab bic exchange Tor clear property here
We have well improved farms In Sedgwick and
Sumner counties, also a fine residence in the city,
all in gooi condition. Inspection invited. No
boom prices speculative values. Pull particu-
lars of Walker d Fielder, room 3. over 20 =. Main
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

f. E. BLECKLEY, Pass. and Tiki. ACT.
dfs)tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

NyANTED-To buy railroad tickets to all point
w Highest ca h price for all return portion OF
excursion tickets. Cheap rates 10 all points. W. II.
Baker d Co., railroad ticket .Drokers l46 y. Main
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VYTANTED-A furnished room, suitable for n
w single person, by young man. Must not he
over three blocks from Douglas and Main street
State location and price. Address /. Y. L., care
Eagle Office d93 u
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

"ANTED-Stock Of merchandise part cash and
w balance in good Kansas Texas, Nebraska
Illinois real estate. Address J. A. l. Lincoln, Ill.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

VIZ ANTED-Man and wife garden In suburbs
w of Wichita: German preferred. Cali at hos
F.. Douglas or second house east OF Hydraulic
on kellogg street. .2G+
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05
FOB TRADE

INoR TRADE-Desirahle real estate 20 trade for
watches CLOCKS and 5ewelry. -.dc-ess bog - e
Dorado. Kansas Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

WY ANTED-To buy few gCoi horses cheap for
w cash. To exchange inside, clear property for
horses. No ponies or plugs wanted. W. A. Morris,
Fechheimer block RG'
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-05

wv ANTED-A good once safe; cneap for cash.
w Call Ut once on A. J. EdgeworIh. room T.
Ge.to block dSl-6
National Republican., 1888-05-03

Our competitors wonder how we do It. Chill.
dren's SUITS for HS cents.
FRlEDLANDER'S, 0l2 + st.
National Republican., 1888-05-03

Grand Army Men happy. G, A, II, Suits, ?
sets buttons, $3.50. Color guaranteed
FRIEDLANDERS MISFIT STORE, 81. + st.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
CHARGE II 10 RUN.
DiNsihntcd Husband Makes a Deadly
Assnmli Upon His Wife.

Livingston Browning, lawyer living at the
conner Of Ninth and II streets northeast was
arrested Yesterday morning by Officer Harding
and locked up at the sixth precinct station
house ON thc charge Of assault and battery
with intent to kill his wife Mrs. Browning
is confined to her bed with inhammatory rheu
mutsin, and Il Is charged that her husband
went into the bedroom while under the inau.
CnCe of liquor and began to treat her 50 shame
fully that the neighhOrS caused his arrest,
While on his way To the station house he told
the officer -, you, II you had not come
would huvc killed her."
II is also charged that he has several times
attempted to poison his wife with mixtures he
had prepared hut she would not take them,
and on one occasion when he attempted to
iOrcc her to take the preparation she resisted
SO strcnuuusly that II was spilled on the table.
cloth. Arrangements were made Yesterday
afternoon to remove the sick wife to Garfield
Hospital and the bottles containing the mix
lures have been turned over to the police.
The married life of the couple has been very
unhappy. She was daughter Of DR.. Warwick
Evans and 1t" wdower when they were
married seven years ago. Three children were
born tO them. On two occasions Mrs. Brown
ing Instituted proceedings In court for a
divorce brcausc OF brutal treatment. but both
times Oh hi promises OF reformation she dis.
missed the bill. The last reconciliation was
i'm December,
National Republican., 1888-05-03
Buyers Delighted
COMPETITIONS DISCOURAGED

Lowest prices under the sun. All wool
pants, $50; sailor suits, Sl,2o knee pants,
ljc. FRIEDLANDER'S, 0l9 i st.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
Lodge Meetings Tonight
The following lodges will meet tonight 6
tie places named

The following lodges will meet tonight at
tie places named:
Masunic--Lufaycttc. No ~. Masonic TEN
pie: Harmony, No. Il. Masonic Temple; George
l.. Whiting, No. -. Georgetown; Washington
Royal Arch Chapter No. :. Masonic Temple:
Mount Hurcb Royal Arch Chapter. No. iNnc.
tCcuth street and Pcnusl lvuniu avenue
LOO. F---CulumhH. No. 10, odd Fellows
Hail: oriental. Nu. ~ odd Fellows HALL:
Friendship. NO. -. Pennsylvania avenue and
Twentieth street northwest: Covenant No.
49, odd Fellows Hall. Georgetown.
knights of PythiHs-l Mon. Nc. -. seventh
and l. streets northwest
I.O. N--William Louis Schcy. No. I, odd
i, ,liuwS' Hall Georgetown; Friendship. No. +,
Muurc'> Hall, 81 Ninth street northwest.
l. q. of Il. M.-Tu.carora, No. ), odd Eel.
lows Hall. Eighth street southeast: Logan,
No. s. Market Hall, ,rhiuy.sccond street;
OGordagu. SO. To- Bwnch'S Hall
Knight. of Golden Eagle America Castle,
Su. 3, MclUulcy's Hall, 2Wl PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue southeast; lvlnhuc, No. /, seventh
and l. streets.
knights of Honor Nutiural, No. Gi}. X. of
II. Hall Il. Cloud Building.
L. o.. g.. C.-St johns. 30. ~ Washington
Hail. Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
q, {. ia Lot H.. No. >, lie Drolt Build.
Ing room ~.
Iruwlrr. Washington. No. :! Grand Army
Hal, / IL Pennsylvania avenue.
q. I. \. NJ. Liberty Council, No. ., Std
ham. Hail. lr!3 seventh street northwest
in. u. \. M-Muunt Vernon Council, No.
10. Fumtl and East capitol streets.
National niun-t tungrCS siunal, No ?O5, 1909
q street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
Mems Shirts.

The memory of the past makes us think Of D
rcady.madc shirt as an inferior, III fitting, POI
mans garment To-day, h facli tiles for man
facture and eleven years of experience, we hav
shirts of different lengths of sleeves and bodi ,
and nccks TO suit the tall and short, the sto u
and thin. Procuring the materials direct fro !
the producers, we have the impossibiity of a
few years ago; a ready.madc Shirt ut SIC
each, equal to custom.mgdc at S150. A trial
will convince YOU Ask for the "PALAlS
ROYAL" Shirt
National Republican., 1888-05-03
The Palais Royal Mems Dept.

Is virtually store In itself and with such
variety there's nothing necessary and deSra.
bic In Mems Furnishings we haven't Our
buyer, with natural good taste, cultivated by
being associated for many years with the best
trade, Is constantly visiting the markets for
novelties. The young men assistants have to
recognize that promptncss and politeness are
qualifications we demand Gentlemen will find
the Mems Department occupies front part of
store No. 1il0 Pennsylvania avenue. and the
show window permanently devoted to display
Of novelties as they arrive Is corner of 18th
street and the avenue
National Republican., 1888-05-03
TO Bring in n Sealed Verdict.

Tie suit brought by Williams Donnally in
behalf of his 5-ycarold son, Carroll Hess Don
nully. against George ". Utermchlc for $4,000
damages for injuries received by the son ON
Apru ~, ISL by ia!ling INTO an Unprotected
west, owned by the defendant. which was
begun before Justice lIagner In circuit court
No. | over week ago, was resumed In that
court yesterday and finished. Mcssrs. John
Goudc and L. II. Thomas appeared for the
plainiin. and MeSsrS, W. d. Davidge and II. +.
Miller for defendant. The case was given to
the jury at S:l5 o'clock, and they retired. Az
Ter waiting half hour, and the Jury not re
turning they We're given permission to bring
in sealed verdict and the court adjourned.
REltABTE life insurance has become ncccs
-ity Of civilized life, and no company furnishes
better than does the Ohio Valley life Com
riny. whose principal office Is in the Central
National Bank huildiny.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: John watson and Helen Elgins; Joseph
L. Cooksey, Of this city and Mary q. Simms,
Of Charles county, Md Patrick J. Cain and
Lizzie Il. MagnniS: Francis NJ. t,rlnagp and
Anna Harris both OF Brigltwood, II. G. George
stevens and AliCc Emery, both of Alexandria,
Va: William G. Mnuyctt, of WarrcntoD.Na.,
aud Jennie NJ. Cowlig. of F0uqucr county.
Joseph Waldvogcl, OF 81. Louis. Mo-. and
Emma SChonDaChlCr of this city.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
some Common Sense Needed.

Ohiccr Icu.cy had Mr. Richard Brodhead
in the police court yesterday for failure to
lavo lighted lamp on his bicycle. Mr. Drod'
he.l odd the court that he had lii the lamp.
bur rn H., way humr II had exploded and that
some one had stolen the oil out of the extra
missing The cas-, remarked that officers should
exercise Il little common sense. Mr. Pa1gett
tiicd to- speak IN the officers behalf. but was
cut short blythe court. Ii" also stated that he
had other cas-, similar 1u 4 nt dismissed and
lc would therefore take he responsibility Ia
Eulic rlos the same. wli"u Hr did.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
-~@-----7-e e"7-~-~~---
All In the Mill Family.

Frank W. Ilil, Kate $. HILL and Richard S.
Hill. au infant, by his next friend, Joseph Il.
Hill. yesterday, by their solicitor, +. Snowdcn
Hill filed Il hll In equity against Richard :.
Hill an infant. Elizabeth :. HILL and Richard
:. Hill. The parties to the litigation are go.
heirs ~ the estate of Richard :. lIll. who died
IN lSiS, and which consisted Of a lot In square
frame house. The net income from the prop
crty amounts to- so; % per annum. but n pur.
chaser has been found who has offered $500
fol the place. which is considered fairyaluc
The bill is filed for partition of the estate
and the appointment of a guardian ad litCm
to the infant heirs, and was taken before
Justice Coz, In equity court, who appointed
Joseph H. Hill rs the guardian ad litem
National Republican., 1888-05-03
Fatal Foll from "A Tree.

Casrar Shufcr, pupil of the Franklin
school, and residing at III! Eleventh street
uul thwc>t. started to climb tree on X street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest, Yesterday morning to watch the
circus parade pass. He lost his hold aud fell
10 the pavement, his back, il is thought, strik
ing across the CurbStOnC. lie was unable to
rise. and was picked up by his comrades and
carried To the residence of Mr.. Randolph
kcim near 10y, where Il physician and his
larcnts were summoned hastily. Their efforts
were OF no avail as the little fellow died about
nom, II Is believed that his spine was fraC-
National Republican., 1888-05-03
Supplemental Assignment.

Sgtohn W. Cox, dealer in tinwarc, chlnawarc,
groceries, &C., at 1889 Eleventh street south
east, who made an assignment about month
since for the benefit of his creditors, yester.
day filed another paper In the recorders
st"cE in store, 70 Judson e. simEson 'il for lie
benefit of his creditors. lie names the follow.
ing Us preferred claims: Grantee, Si5 Dr. L..
H. Friedrich S?oN: Frank Hume. Si0D4S; Will
lam Groves. s.niiO Henry VI. willis, S2ij;
.Inhn LnMc. S.IiM. Millinm ID. Cnmnhell. SlIa.
National Republican., 1888-05-03
About the Prices.

Since men are apt TO Judge the worth of an
article by the price, Il is necessary to explain
the prices quoted below are made possible by
our system of strictly cash purchases and
sales. Wear the exception to an almost
universal rule in Washington.l We bring
merchandise to you, bought for cash. direct
Of our small profit. Thus we buy cheaper and
sell cheaper than our competitors. who have
to calculate for losses when they sell and ask
credit when they buy, the certain outcome of
Il credit business. Gentlemen will find an
average difference of from 10 to 10 per cent in
our nrlces and the prcy0iling quotations.