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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12

The Rev. J. T. Hargrave spent yesterday
with Dean Adams. Father Hargrave is
the successful rector Of the church at Win
field
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12

Jimmy, the younger son Of n. A. En-
glish is now recovering from his recent
severe illness.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12

Judge Riddell and J. K. Humphrey, of
the Argosy, of Nickerson, were in the city
yesterday and did the EAGLE the honor to
call
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
FRANK BEARD.

Frank Beard Is coming Read what Is
said of him by the II. Wayne Morning
Gazette:
1.-THE entertainment was a tr.st, funny
and unique, and highly interesting and
amusing In every detail. Tbers was not q
dull place or spot in IL. After last nights
listening and seeing. one can readily IN
derstand why Edward Eggieston chose
bim a. the illustrator OF the 'Hcoxssr
SchooImaster" No man except Beard
could enter into the spirit OF the book add
re-write it in pictures as he did. To praise
this man and his works sonId be as super
e1Ioas a. 70 critieise would be presumpt-
uogs. bu: Il might not be amisz "a say that
al who niissed last nights sntsrtainmsat
lost sOnething too good To como often In .
lifetime"
CRAWFORD GRAND.
Few oeats were vacant las. night wksn
the curtain was rEng up on the first act 81
Aug1stin Days metropolitan ssicesss. "A
Night on, which was presented a. ths
Criterion theatre for the Hrst time. Tbs
plot Of the play hinges on Roman trsg-
edy, which the author. Professor Jusssaisu
Rabbit, had written In his college days,
and which be was anxious TO have Fro
duced by real live actors, On o real stage
and before q real asEdie5cs- This forms
the tssis Of most amusing comedy, and
the audience last night was kept IN high
state Of hsizyfty for two hours and half
The company il one Of the best Seen 10 this
city for long time. sssd th~rc MAS Dot =
dull moment during the entire piece TIE
Justin.xn Rabbit Of Ernest Bsrtrzsn wSs
q fine bit Of character scfiag and yhs keAyY
coraedz Part of Marcus Bruins Soap VA
vel handled By J. c. Bzrbsd9e--krniiyn
Citizen.
y-EErN.
a large matinee collected yesterday sed
business wss fairly good al might. making
the week fully up % TIC sssrags. The
Museum nxnsz<s 20 GRE their psfxoc.
their moneys worth add never ss Jet have
rr~orsed 20 the asprofspaonai thick q dis
triiurinx free passes iodiser5nsina.sly. IL
i a poor show thai L. not soreh the pros
u ssirnixsioa. The n~ss week's bill "a
Varied and attractive and promises % DO
fne business.
eakEfIELD
The Sexrotto Dramatic Company op<a
Monday evening for . weeks engagement
al the Garfield. TIE conspSny will ca ths
first night present Man ard Master
Thy eeTns hishly recommended. a god
weeA bgs.asss n sntic1psscd.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12

Mr.. y. T. Siedezlandr returned yesfer-
day fran THE e4s. and has soE9e EoCd
counters sor Kansas and " ies5tA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.

The Stella Crinita Literary society, of
Garfield university. gives its first open ses-
sion Tuesday, February IA, 1888. Exercises
to be held in the fourth story of the north
wing of the university, beginning at S
O'Clock p IN. All are cordially invited to
be present;
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12
CHS hid.

The Sezrotto Dramatic company oq~a
Monday evening for weeks engagement
al the Garfield. TIE conspsny will On tks
first night pres<nf Man ard Nssfey.
Tasy eeTns hlshly recommended. A god
wseA b2s4aSss IA anticipsscd.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12

Miss Nellie Lantry, who has been visit
ing Miss Agnes Lynch of North Fourth
avenue, lett for Strong City yesterday
morning after making seVeralinvestmentt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

81 n two giants we're twisting my leg said the
nrSs ., Northumberland lie was suffering from inc
con, II. had yalnly tried every remedy tnen Known,
s,n, the bastlnaao This he said had cufeo ir''ha
- he Il, turkey But It had not; only a. one torment
Tor , roment antagonizes another. 80
hs,evcy will perfectly purify the blood VIII cure inc
con, NothInc else will. For govt Is caused Os ur,o
o.. g., ~. Mood So is rheumatism 30 are hesry gu
,L de.d,v forms OF heart complaint so is nrshts
% tho Kidneys stone in the bladder srsvei anu
ali manner ~ urinary ailments. So are heurs,s" SCI
o,,.. and ali nervous affections SO are or0no"e'' ev.
n,,on I.undee dropsy. blliousness' ana Inc n]'o'V
:, ..,,r,,ors and other diseases OF the SKIN
Jr so,d :. nelson engendersd in the olooo oy par,
,.n, d,o.,.d food All persons who suner rom inoi-
sa;o ana dvspepsa have it. 1t Is the business Oh 'n'
H., ara kdnevs TO throw this acid out OF inc system
.., d,v Is IN clean house. When they arc oorpu sho
,on % do this the acid remains ana causes, Nhui ~
"on,,,iops all the diseases we have named
7, vou doubt this or II your doctor denies ~ ,,nu ~
o., ,,cts that are up TO the times and stop s"so"s
.s,orss compounded By Ignorance and prescribed oy
guess c..,... MAJ
rAo Mas. successful blood purifier is orsigs Ne"
n,soerv It's power the liver ana kiaheys pne
nomon,, We do not understand IT, Che ~
nuzz,.d nv IT, Analysis has not explained ~ -
hsr. other things merely relieve, ana rono.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
DIR. Craig's New Discovery.
No 1bt Yet Thrown Mystery of its AconIts Results
visible
Alone are Visible.

they ar. useless as dust But 10 gives life for death
and health for disease Lot the doctors say what they
n,a.. the sick are satisfied to be made we'll Write ior
the strange story OF how IL was found.
Mr. Pickard- OF Coburg. Canada. was brought TO Dr.
cr,rs house, in Rochester, almost In dying conaton
from Brighps disease and blood poisoning He was
carried from the house on mattress oy
four men, Crsig's New Discovery was the only semeay
used and months he rode out in carriage ior
air and exercise and In another month he went homo
well man.
Craie's New Discovery Is not for sale b. cutters,
those pests Of drug trade, who ence people 10 thor
stores only palm on worthless stun OF ther o"
IN place Of the genuine article. They boast OF TINS
Buy OF reputable dealers only.
Especial Caution There IL article offered Tor sale
nv some druggists called Dr. Craigs Original Kidney
Cure" Refuse H. 1t is not prepared by Dr. C'' nor
has he any interest In It. Ask for Dr. Craig's Nc"
Discovery.
One will be free Of cost 10 any person VINO
sends US statement from noncutting druggist that the
customer has bought six bottles This will enable you 70
get the medicine at cutters rates without risk
Price ono dollar bottle. For sale BY all respectable
druggists and By
A. j. WHITE, Limited,
16s Duane-st, Ee~-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
A CARD.

,,,Sp n.vs or FIERCE COMPETITION.
WHEN THE GENERAL TRADE VIII W. mn
FLAsHINEsS. GAUDtNEsS, TlN>hL hHo nT,cr
FIR IN MILLINERY DEVOID or ANh - ppV
&c pnopYIETy OR ARTISTIC FINISH AND rh1.
lime tn PLACE THEMSELVES IN LINE VIII -
UOUsE OF TESTED EAPEh IbNOn IN
TWENTY THREE YEARS DUKArio' ~ IrX,
WHICH STANDS REWARDED WI u .nIxC
TrIIP COMPRISING THE ELITE OF LhApinn ,,
.,UERIC,N CITIES" WE DEEM THIS rhor , nn
TIME TO POINT OUT DIFFERENCE ANn UUn
OWN SUPERIOR ADJ ANrAGEs OfEm ~
HOUSES NO OTHER KNOWN COslf gu, CO..,
THIS COUNTRY, IF IN HE WORLD, CAN WIN
prrr WITH Us FOR VARIOUS KEA~oNS
WE THEREFORE, WOULD CAUTION hAUT'
IN PURCHASING TRIMMED Hal on DE- op
NOT TO RELY LARGELY ON THE Ap'ion Sn
THE SELLER, NOR TO BE DECEIfhD. oHp
orrry Tur CASE BY A Fl ST VIEW of soME
MINISTER MASS or PKnsUMPTi'B LAr hSr
sTYlRr WHICH IN SHOWINBsS ND 70,
STRIVES FOR CONsPICUOUsNEso WITH In
FINED AND PROPER. IN THE SANE ,nw,vIGrnvs
"a THE CO,lAl.N RCFFIAN Is CONSriOcw.S
yrn THE THOROUGH GENTLEMAN THE
GREAT SHAKESPEARE sAlDi
Co.tIv thy habit ms thy purse can buy,
Bnt not expressed In fancy; rich' net sa"a''
For ia. apparel of procafms the man.
THIS CAN BE APPLIED WITH moKE funC.
ro TuF APPAREL OF THE LADY OF To-DAa,
,o,r"I.1Iy IN 80 FAR As 1T PERTAINS TO
IIISrRy AND NEVER MORE so THAN Tnis
sEAs0S, WHEN THE MARKET Is ~ ID, npS
WITH GILT AND TlNSKi- Gil thINS W, n'r. -
OUTLANDIsH SHAPES AND EfhhI
no ru VIOLENCE TO TRULY REFINED TAsIL
LADIES FORMERLY WERE UNDER THE DhLU n
sIoy THAT BECAUSE or THE FlNhh nnD
pIruER APPEARANCE or OUR E-TAbLI.h.
r,rxT Avn COO ~ THERE Is ACORREsPONDiNG
INCREASE IN PRICES. WHILE ON THE W.
rplR, 1T l. CT THAT IL NOT FEW ~.
sT1NCEs WE GETUPA nat OR SONNET. IN THE
<TyIPAND MANNER FOR WHO oUh hODon
HAS BECOME so NOTED, AT HEAnLn n ~
puIrE THAN ONE OBTAINED ELs"WHbhE, IN.
renIoR IN MATERIAL USGuNLY IN STYLE
Ann IN NO WAY COMPARABLE TO ANhIhInn
n,nr uyU. ORR ESTABLISHMENT l. NOTED
COB rup .FINE. TONE" 1T GIVES TO THE
Cur.pESr A. NELL. A. THE "Fi>fsT AkFi-
CIr AND ANY ARTICLE WHICH LEAVES Ouh
aTEIIER Is WITHOUT QUESTION BhCohiN"
HBADGEAR. nm ,oyxrr
WE CAN AND Do GET UP AHAT OR BONNET
AZ Low A. $500 AID $500 FOR LADIES
AND FOR CHILDREN As Low As $500 IN UN-
TpIuNED MILLINERY WE MIGHT SAFELY
CAV THAT WHERE WITH OTHER HOUSES IHE
FINER OUAIIlY ENDS, OUR LOWEST QUALITY
uFC NJ WHILE OUR PRICES REMAIN iNTHElR
pROPER Proper IIONS THAT WE HAVE THE
IARG ST ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW-fOhh'
nROOKLYN BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
WI RE MILLINERY Is EXCLUSIVELY SOLD
Il WELL KNOWN. AND THE ENORMOUS GUAM
TlTIE. OF GOODS 1T REQUIRES 20 OPERATE
ruE uIFFEHENT Z .TA Bills ii1lENTo ENABLE Us
TO MAKE OUR PURCHASES AT FI"UeBs
oUOTxD ONLY TO BUYEks OF QUANTITIES
srCU A. WE CAN DISPOSE OF OUR FACILITIES
ron DIRECT IMPORTATION THROUGH OUR
uoUsLs IN EUROPE, AND OUR MANUFACTURES
nv SEw.yONK. INSURE EXC.UsIvtNESs or
sryIE AND GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES TIE
IMPORTANCE AND ADVANTAGE IN DEALING
WITH US ARE THEREFORE, hviDENE
uuspIfTEUIIY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY AT IVY CITY.
Washington, April 29.-Folowing are the entries ior
Mondays races: 49,
First race-34 mile purse $500: Young Duke, ITO;
wondernent Ito Duke Bourbon 1o4 Mclaughlin loI
Vance 90; Dendigo, 90 Umpire. 100; Valiant lo' )
Yoriek 90; zed Tick, 1o4
Second race-One mile Congressional Hsnaicap' faeof'
100; Teic Doe 113 Bess 1o7 Mona ITO; Panama 100
Richmond 1l6; Catesby geldipg, o5 Sam Keene, 10 ;
klamath, 05; Queen Elizabeth, 10e.
Third race-1 l.s miles. wilsrds Hotel Stakes EoIo'
los; King Crab no; Belle dor, 11s; Defaulter 100
Specially, 11s; waden's static tsau"action no. ~,
own 1is,; Bendiso lis; Days Stable (subatcfn ITO
Revolt geding. 10i).
Fourth rsce1.s mile, purse $500 Britsn1e h p.
Sam UarDor 100; r. Thomas, 20; King Crab, DS; ray
master i64 Hangar 90 Ban Box. no. ve'ta 100; Lucy
IL, i fyS rSccope mhe selling race: ST. Valentine,
1o5 Orlando, i1o; War whOOp. 81; Nellie b., 90; Sam
brown 105 Thrfess, 1o4; Bella. 100; Monte Cristo'
az IlottArY. 11o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
NEWS FROM The SECURES.
NEW.IERSEY.

The 1osth anniversary Of tho founding OF tho Pres
byterian Church at Metuchen, n. j., celebrated
yesterday. The little church is now the only Of
the kind existing, where the Revolutionary soldiers
Of George Washington and Sir Henry Clinton in turn
met for worship a sermon in cOmmemorston of the
churchs history preached BY the PASTOR the Rev.
J. {. Mason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
In DRESS GOODS.

OWING TO LATE SEASON WE HAVE BEEN I'm
ABLED TO PURCHASE SOME VERY CHOICE STYLES
IN PLAIN AND FANCY wEAvES, WHICH WE ARE
OFFERING AT MARKED REDUCTION FROM REG
ULAR PRICES.
WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION OF OUR ALL
WOOL HRNR1ETTAs THE MOST POPULAR FAB
RIG IMPORTED THIS SEASON, OF WHICH WE
CARRY THE LARGEST VARIETY OF CoLoRS TO
, BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
JERSEY CITY.

Three female converts from Brooklyn were baptized
yesterday in New-York Bay opposite the Mount Zion
faith cure sanctuary in Chape-avc Brother Hancock
dipped the candidates and Sister Jackson led tho
praying. There other candidate. but her
faith forsook her when her feet touched the water
and sho returned to the sanctuary without being
baptized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

FULL DRESS SUITS for sale or hire:
L tnnor,ed Novelties IN Fancy Vests. LAEG's Mlsnt
psriors 80 Fast l4thsL nnder Morton House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
$40 WEST l26rHsr ,-,- o,c.ns
p,,aasessi the Nervous ]v'tsn Geni'S I.sA''
mpotsnce and storlitY Heurs-ot 10 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
BEOOkLYN.

It is expected that tho Rev. H. Price Collier, Of
Hngham Mass, will presently become the pastor OF
the Church of the Saviour (Unitarian at Perrcpont
st. and Monroe place. Brooklyn Heights. lie VIII be
the successor OF the Rev. Alfred E. Goodenoueh, who
was settled there last fall and died months ago
The church and congregation last Friday evening al
most unanimously extended to him formal call.
The funeral OF ex Deteetive-Sergoant Holly c. Lyon
OF the Ncw-York police force, took place yesterday
at No. 2es sumnor-avc.
Open cars were run on all the street lines yes
terday.
Thousands Of people made their first spring visit
TO Pros pect Park yesterday.
Tho annual parade of the sunday-schools in the
Eastern District will be on June T.
DR.. Talmage offered from the pulpit OF the Taber
naee yesterday to give 81 900 to any who would
prove that no had wine his table at the recent
dinner he gave TO tho officers of the 18th Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

LONG ISLAND.
Ex-senator John BirlsaIl, Of Queens County,
phstcay denies the statement that he receives $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE II

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AsTOR-John Swlnburne, OF Albany BREFOORT-
Senator John r. Mcpherson OF New-Jersey. EVERETT
President julius D. Dreher OF Roanoke College FIFTH
AVENUE-scnator Eugene Hale. Of Maine; Ex-Governor
Russell A. Alger Of Michigan and Charles w. Bennett
Of Utah. HoFFMAN-Ex- Senator La Fsyctte Grover
OF Oregon. and Alexander Delmar Of San Francisco
MURRAY HILIr-Governor Charles II. Sawyer, OF New
Hampshire, and the Rev. DR.. John p Newman Of
Washington vICTORIA-Sir William Forwoo1 OF Liy
erpool. wINDSOE-Senstor Leland Stanford OF Call
fnrnla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

rer month from Congressman the charge is fnfa
ds and was formulated to njure hm WIN h s
~ q refractlon is not made he VIII Duo WV f~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
MOURNING DEPART ENT

AS THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS WILL SHOW:
A GOOD ALBATRoss AT &c. VALUE SOC. q.
FINE QUALITY ARMURE AT ACC. VALUE zoe.
ALI-wooL DRAP D'ALMA AT SOC. VALUE roc
5oINCH sHooDAH CLOTH AT 69c. VALUE 81
BLACK CAsItMEREs AND SILK WARP HENRIET-
TAs AT OUR wELL-RNowN LOW PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

Sw THE "CADDO" COLLAR. Z. q "
L. u W. NEW DESIGN IN COLLARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
MILl-gN cry.


TO QUOTE PRICES WOULD CONVEY NO IDEA
OF WHAT WE ARE OFFERING. COME AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES. AFTER BEING POSTED AS TO
PRICES ASKED ELSEWHERE. AND YOU WILL
SURELY BE AGREEABLY SURPRISED IN SPITE
OF WHAT THIS STATEMENT MAY LEAD foo ~
EXPECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
MEMS FURNISHING & NECKWEAR

ALL THE LATEST STYLES. SURPASSED BY NO
HOUSE IN THE CITY. UNLESS YOU HAVE NO
OTHER GUIDE BUT EXTRAvAGANT PRICES, YOU
CAN BE SUITED AT A SAVING OF FROM 80 1S TO
90 PER CENT.
JUST OPENED. TASTY LOT OF "FoURIN
HAND AND MADEUP TIES AT 24c., WHICH
WOULD BE CHEAP AT Soc
OUR Ilc sCARFs ARE SOLD ELSEWHERE AT 75c.
CoLoRED PERCALE SHIRTS OF THE MOST FASH
IoNABLE PATTERNS AT 81 "a. INCLUDING TWO
COLLARS AND ONE PAIR OF CUFFS; THESE ARE
OUR OWN MAKE. AND CANNOT BE COMPARED TO
suoP.MADE GOODS. MADE WITH THE SOLE VIEW
OF PRICE, REGARDLESS OF WEAR
ANOTHER LOT OF 500 GROSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
ON MAIN FLOOR, 6TH-AvE. ENTRANCE.
BASEMENT FLOOR.

SOLID COLOR AND GILT TEA OR DESSERT CUPS
AND sAUCERs 81 81 DOZEN WORTH a.
DECORATED ENGLISH CHAMBER SETS, COM.
PLETE WITH JAR, 90 OF; WORTH IS go
REAL THIN CHINA PLATES, ALL SIZES. SOUP.
DINNER OR DESSERT, SIC. DOZEN.
ENGLISH COTTAGE DINNER SETS. l1S PIECES.
DECORATED, 50 81; WORTH s15
BACCARAT GAS GLOBES IN CRYSTAL OR CoIoRS,
4ac EACH; REDUCED FROM SO /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
r,rcrcuFsTrR COUNTY

49,, sh.rwood an old farmer, was founa dosn IN ,a
his room at his home near Croton Of Ills death
supposed that heart disease was sn nocian and for
lie was prominent Democrau0 P'H"'
rnanv wears hold public oilce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

ITO MOTHERS" s,,
,y,~.,o,v,s soor5tNg ~ up ir Chlltr,n rsotnlIs.
.ostsns the rnn. reduces lnhs natioa a.v' Nth,
r. IND eo,Is ami iiarrhsL Twentr ave cent? o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Trial of Nine. Diss Debar, Special Sessions Tomos
D. n. 80 ,,,,,, -.
baseball, New York and Boston clubs Polo Orounos'
80 p. m. -. r.a.ors, r,oo,trcs
IL a. -, r,...,... po,,h,to.,
Club Fifty. second st. and SeventhaGe., 8 p m
shskesperian entertainment Of Jackson femaie Semi
nary Harlem Presbyterian Church, p. M
icademy Of Sciences, Columbia College, p m
Exhibition Of Educational Department OF Young mems
Christian Association Association Hall, p IN -.
Young Mems Union OF Ethical Culture, NO 100 west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
NETWORK CITY.

Christian Association, AssOeison E Hall p m 100 West
Fftyfourth-st, 8 80 p m
NEw.YORK CITY.
The anniversary Of tho womans Board OF Foreign
Missions of tho Reformed Church In America Will DO
held on May g. at 10 80 T. M. in the Collegiate
Church at Fifthave. and Forty-cghth-st
Tho Columbia College nino will 20 over to Phllac
delphia to-day to the baseball team OF tho Uni
versty of Pennsylvania These two colleges have
been intense rivals baseball and the game promises
to DO close and exciting
Company Of tho 7th Regiment will cello
brate IS eghtysecond anniversary on the evening OF
MAJ with reception at the armory.
Tho farewell services in tho Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church. at Fifth-avc. and One-hundred and-twenty-
afthst. were held yesterday, the rector. the Rev.
DR. stsncor in charge. Tho parish Will occupy It's
new church soon. The old building has been pur'
chased by tho jewish Congregation Hand In Hand,
and Will DO dedicated the Temple Israel on May ID
The body of Colonel James Machaye arrived yes
terday on tho French steamship Champagne Inc
body Will he taken the Fiftysevcnth Street Congre-
gatlonal Church and the funeral will be held there
on Wednesday. Tho burial will be at WOODLAND
Senator NJ C. Murphys Hickory Club Will attend
the Democratic National Convention In body, In
uniform. and shout for Cleveland Senator Murphy
is looking for the nomination for Sheriff from tho
County Democracy next fall.
Tho second contest between tho Columbia Grammar
and Barnard tug-otwar teanis took place on satur-
dsy morning in the Columbia's gymnasium. After
hard struggle Columbias team won by SO inch.
Don't rush to get aboard uptown elevated train
at City Hall Station. 1t starts until the down
town train has arrived
II Goodwin Smith should desire to deliver eulogy
upon Chief Secretary Balfour in this city "Ye olde
London streeton building would do. Its frowning
bsttlcments and rugged stones are in harmony with
tyranny.
The open horse cars on the Second and Third-ave
lines are now running
Some persons say Chauncey J,opew while Others
say Chancey General Sherman says CLANCY. :
The Democrats are said to DO hunting up the namo
OF somo one OF that political faith who did something
in order to give a dinner in honor .. mis- memory.
The unknown woman who was murdered Saturday
evening at No. so HamIton-st By John Martin, was
identified yesterday by Michael Drscol' as Mary Con-
way Scotchwoman who lived at No. SO Mulbcrry-st
Groups of boys along the water fronts on the East
and North Rivers were bathing yesterday wherever
they could get a chance. -
debt Of $4,000 remains on st. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church A bazaar and strawberry fair VIII
be held this week TO help clear 1t Off.
Charles Herald held tho twenty sixth and final re-
vival meeting In Cooper Union last night.
BROOKLYN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of James Toms, deceased. I

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrative of the
estate of James Toms. deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the raid decea sed. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrative, at her
residence, Fifth South Street. 1SEast, Salt
Lake City. in the County of Salt Lake.
ELIZABETH TOMS TUCKFIELD,
Administratrix OF the estate OF James
Ton e, deceased.
Dated May IL, 1883.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-25

,fClosed pouch for Frisco and Milford and
all points south of Milford three times q
week.
Through pouch from Denver.
G. K. BARRATT. Postmaster
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-25
New York stock Exchauee

NEW YORK, Nay 24-The stock market
was more active To day Than yesterday
though It was quite dull except in the fore
noon, when 1t was little stronger, but
Reading q New England broke the entire
list. and material dullness was established.
The close " as active, but weak at about the
lowest prices Of the day. Everything al r. ost
10 lower tonight. and Fort Worth & Denver
lost ~, New England ~. st Paul ~,
Reading ~. st Paul prefer red and Oregon
Transcontinental / per cent.
Governments quiet and steady
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That Tired Feelino

Afflicts nearly every one in the spring
The system having become accustomed
to the bracing air OF winter, is weakene d
by the warm days of the changing
season, and readily yields to attacks OF
disease. Hoods Sarsaparilia is Just the
medicine needed 1t tones and builds
up every part of the body. and also ex-
pels all impurities from the blood. Try
It this season. s.
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Afternoon Railroad Stock,
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. May "a.
Wheat-Firmer; cash, s6Z; June, S6l1
July, 87}1.
Corn Easier; cash, 6S3s; June Sc ZIG;
July, 5615.
oats--shade easy ;Icash, 361S; June, a47S;
July, 33sI.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
1850.
Lard Steady; cash and June, $50; July,
$40
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AFTERNOON

AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Uuchanged
Corn-Easy; cash, $50; June. 56A; July.
Oats-Firm; cash. 81; June, s4sS; July,
3SH. sl1;;is
kye-Firm; 661z.
Barley-73
Whisky-1s.
Pork-Unchanged.
Lard-Easy; cash, 8. 6215.
shoulders, 500 % 6. rs; snort clear, S.15@
s 20; short ribs, 40.
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Chicago Live stoch.

CHICAGO. May "a.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900: steady for good
others weak; beeves, $50 O. $40; stoc arf
and feeders, 90 q 40; Texas cattle, 2 10
"a 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; steady; mixed,
46 @ $40; heavy, $500 SIS; light. 8 40 q
sheep-Receipts. 5000; weak native NUT
ton, 500 @ 8 80; Texans, Les q 4. %: west
ern shoIn, 1900 5 40.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
Money Market.

NEW YoRK. May 24.-Bar silver, sl94.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, May a. - Petroleum firm
Consolidated exchange opening, s5s<; high
est, S6s< lowest, S5IS: CLOSING, S6s4. Stock
exchange opening, S555s; highest, $50: low
est, S51s; closing, S6sS; total sales. l,37s,-