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Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
CAMBRIDGE WINS.


LONDON, March 24-The annual race
between the boat crews representing
Oxford and Cambridge universities took
place this morning over the usual course
of the Thames, from Putney to North
Lake, distance of four miles and two fur
longs. Theweather was dull. There was
an average attendance of spectators.
The Cambridge crew won the toss for
position and took the surrey of the river
When at Hammer Smith bridge, one
mile and three-quarters further on. they
had put five lengths between themselves
and their opponents. Cambridge crossed
the winning line five lengths ahead OF
Oxford
Cambridge's time was twenty minutes
and fortv-eiCht seconds
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
THE STOCK YARDS SCALES ALL RIGHT

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The proprietors of the stock yards feeling
that an injustice was done them by the
apparent impeachment of their honesty in
the matter of weighing bunch of hogs as
stated by me yesterday demand that
shall make restitution. So far as the sim
pie facts are concerned, no restitution can
be made for they are immutable. So far as
rejecting upon the honesty of the gentle
men owning the stock yards scales with
draw any words that could be SO construed.
With no intention toinjnre any mans bus
mess, bnt with perfect right to sound the
note of warning in anything that will act
imperiously to the best interests of city
that myself have contributed the widows
mite to build up and sustain, am free to
say, that in the "clean bill of health
awarded by the county clerk to the stock
yards scales at the test made yesterday
that am proud to congratulate the own
ers of said scales on having completely vim
Dictated themselves from the insinuation
that their scales chad gone wrong"
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAWFORD GRAND.

Mr.. Crawford, on Monday, April 2 will
introduce TO this city Mr.. James O'Neill
and his magnificent company in Monte
Cristo' for the first time. Among the
support are the following artists: J. W.
Shanhero, J. H. Shewell, Carroll Fleming.
Nat d. Jones. Howard Gould. /. Manning.
Newton Dana, Miss Kate Fletcher. Miss
Grace Raven, and the beautiful and talent
ed California lady, Miss May Wilkes. and
the play viii be mounted in a splendid and
perfect detail Mr.. O'Neil brings with
him his own scenery, costumes. properties.
calcium lights and grand effects.
Lovers of the drama filled Niblo's Gar
den last night TO witness Mr.. James
O'Neills Monte Cristo" The PLAY is one
of the best of all romantic dramas. II is
one Of which the public seem never to tire
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
We are going to surprise you
Monday and Tuesday

March Goth and 9th,
By selling the following goods at
such remarkable low figures:
RrOcatel SuitlpgS In 5 different
shades. usual price everywhere
Csc. cur price only l5c Fer yard.
SO in spring su1tingS, 8 shades,
plain, Diagonal, brOcadeS; these
goOGS are positively worth 4Oc
q yard: we got snap and Will
place them Monday at 2lcayd.
SO in. cachemtres in s spring
shades at 800 a yard. These are
handsome and 6Cc is what others
ask.
IS dozen white aprons, cluster
OF 4 tuckS, at 27c each.
20 dozen lad Is fine muslin
che mise, embroidery trimmed,
worth 81, Mondays price SOC.
20 dozen ladies' fine muslin
chemise, fine Torchon trimmed,
worth S1.25. our price TIC.
16dOz. ladies' fine muslin skirts
g JuckS, 3 In. hem. worth ST., our
price 600.
10 doz. ladies' fine muslin night
gowns, handsomely trimmed,
worth SO, our price $1.14.
18doz ladies balbriggan ribbed
vests, worth 75c, at 3oc.
Is dOz. ladies' black jerseys at
soc.
10 doz. ladies' all Wool jerseys,
worth $3.50, at 99c.
Is dOz. ladies' genuine Isle
thread hose. worth Coo, at the
low figure Of SOC q par.
10 dOz. ladies' muS.in drawers
at SOC a pair.
2Odoz. ladies' pin striped hose,
worth zoe, at 1Oc g. pair.
Is dOz. gents balb. logan shirts
and drawers, silk bound, worth
75c, at SOC each.
20 doZ. gents white auLdered
shirts, worth 81, at CSC.
nro&D.v a. nrrTrD
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
THEATRE BURNED

PHILADELPHIA. March 24.-The Central
theatre, on Walnut, above Elgtb, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning The
fire broke out about O'Clock and burned
fiercely for over ar hour. but the nremen
succeeded in continuing the flames 10 the
theatre building. The walls OF the build
ing, however. fell on the Theatre Cornlque.
Immediately IN the rear of the Contra! and
fronting on SansaE,i street and completely
da:so,ishing that structure.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
STILL AT WORK.

Kansas CITY, March 23-The strike of
the Burlington switchmen has not affected
the seventy men employed in the yards
here, and they have all been at work with
out interruption. The men are very reti-
cent and refuse to discuss the possibility
of joining the movement started in Chicago
last night, p - 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
Unlike the Wabash. the Island In
tends to Fight With its
Whole Strength
Long and Many Reasons Why C., B. &. Q
Freight Would not be handled by
Competing Lines.
A Huge Scheme to Form Great Railroad
Trust-The Switchmen's Strike
Growing Serious.
WEATHER REPORT,

WASHINGTON, March %, l a. m.-For
Missouri: Fresh to brisk southeasterly
winds shifting to cooler northwesterly;
rain or snow followed by fair weather
with cold wave.
For Kansas: Easteriy; breaking to
northerly winds: colder; rain or snow.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
fOR1Y-NlNE OtJIT.

GALEsBURG, March 24-There are fifty
union switchmen in the Burlington yards
at this point, and all but one man struck
this morning. All the freight trains are
laid up, but the passenger trains are run
ming as usual.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
II -
5Li';''S| s
Great Hosiery Sale Tomorrow.

Having helped unload Boston i'm
porter we can offer some wonderful bar
gains in new spring hosiery.
Ladies full fashioned extra quality
hose worth 20c pair, we sell two pair
for CSC.
Fast color seamless double heel and
French toe, worth SOC per pair, at 1920.
Ladies Isle thread, overlook seam,
worth 40c per pair, at 19c.
Ladies elegant English, brilliant Gsls
thread, worth 60c per pair, at 39c.
Ladies' balbriggan seamless hose,
worth pc per pair, pair for soc.
Ladies' princess Royal part black
hosiery, worth SOC, at 29c.
CHILDREN'S HOSE.
Full regular made ingram stockings
worth three times the price, at &c pair.
Some styles in ribbed and Isle thread
hosiery at half usual prices.
GENTS HOSE.
2 pair balbriggan for 25c.
3pair full regular made double heel,
French toe, fast color, for SOC. ETC., etc.
All on sale tomorrow at FOX'S.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
A Chance.

/ had good many calls for furnished
rooms of late. Parties wishing 10 rent
part Of building and furnish the rooms.
may call on Peter Gerto, room f7 fIetto
building HOG:
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

We have faxed greats. pearl 9yfsx. pearl
what, faEiDl- nsTviane- rv1iisd cats. Heck
e-'s ost meal, zee, bominy. pesri b4rI-y
gnd tap!ac9. Dorsey * Ruulsey. - ".
Man =. dina
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
Denver and Return

On March the 18th, the Missouri Pacific
road viii sell round trip tickets 10 Denver
az SO . from Wichita, good until April
5th, 10 return For time tables and info--
nation call at city ticket Office No. 20
North Main street, or al depot ticket Office;
corner Second and Wichita streets
y. &. kEE2Ay.
loft Passeage. AID ticket agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
Lost

kaufman & koher have the largest and
most complete stock Of millinery in the
CITY. dIOS If
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
FORTH WARD VOTERS ATTENTION.

The nominee for councilman of the re-
cent citizens meeting, held in the Fourth
Ward, having declined, all voters of the
ward are earnestly requested to attend a
mass meeting to be held at Oak Block, No
1O7 East Oak Street Monday evening at
7:3O o'clock sharp, in order TO nominate an
other candidate. \ large attendance is
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
Afoaarri, (,oo.as.

Lave order for piano tuning at shaw
music house dill L
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

List your property with 4 Z Shober,
rooms ? and 6, No. l IS North Main street,
over Santa Re bakery Il0-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Gslddust hotel. Mrs. T. Williams. pro-
rrfelEtss- located AZ Union Stock Yards.
Rsasonab.e rates. Wichita Kan. dig
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

a large number % new and beautiful
designs in picture and photograph frames
az Robinson * Champions book store
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Money 70 loan in amounts OF from 500 TO
$500 on short time with first class security.
Address Collateral" 75-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
or sale.

Steinway & sons. Conovsr Bros. and J,
q. c Fischer planes al C0no.er Bros ~
y Main Iii-ft
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Conover Bros. owing 20 low rates 81
freight from New York are putting IN An
immense stock Of fine pianos. II VIII pay
all who contemplate purchasing 20 cali
and see for themselves the many fine sty les
in stock dtiI-t
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Robinson S: Champion.

For farm loans cali at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid as soon
as papers are executed oSs-w50tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

All the time you want. al 6 per cent in
terest, on vacant lots IN several good addi
tons by making a small payment down.
See A T. shooter, rooms ?, and g. over 10
North Main street lID-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

We have on our shelves a fail line Of
the monarch GAINED goods, none better.
Dorsey 4 Rumsey, - y Main 81. dIil-st
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Buy your blank books at Robinson &
Champions new book store. loft
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Leave orders for piano tuning at Como
yer Bros, "A, y. Main. dlii-it
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
Now Is the Time.

Now is the time 70 make a choice seiec
ton Of fine piano -io.k large L..sss
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Ladies' fine stationery, calling cards
etc. Hyde 81 Humble HIT
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Three new orgau- az cost 70 close them
out. II. W. Manning, "a East Douglas
avenue. dll-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

VIII take &c On TIRE dollar for bran
Few stock Ok drugs. Call on or address y
1. MAJOR. Receiver. Ia North Nan
~
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Lost
\ globe or gold cover Of q diamond ear
ring, The fiuder will be suitably reward
ed BY returning il TO 20 South Main st.
I1Oa.--t
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

All the latest books and novels az Rob
iusou & Champions. l93-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

Blank books and business stationery.
Hyde {. Humble. I44-H
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
CT LOBE
4l8 {. Douglas Avenue.
New Book store,

We have just opened up large whole
sale and retail stock of books. stationery
and school supplies, that we are prepared
to offer at very low prices. We extend n
cordial invitation to one and all 10 call and
examine our stock whether they wish TO
buy or not. Very truly,
ROBINSON & CHAMPION.
Corner First and Market streets, in
Sedgwick block. I02 If
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
CRYSTAL ICE.

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Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25
HYDE & HUMBLE.

Our Easter cards and booklets
are now ready for your inspec-
ton.
our new line OF pictures.
our magnificent line of wall
paper and window shades.
Our well assorted line OF blank
books and commercial sta
tiOnery.
Our elegant line Of ladies'
society stationery, all the latest
things.
Also sumner goods OF every
description
Please bear In mind we allow no
one 10 underSeu US on any article
we aeep.
Thu HYDE & HUMBLE
STATIONERY COMPANY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-25

sailor hats a; Kaufman * koher's. 70
". Man street diy-g
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
Saluting Train Robbers,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. l9.-An attempt
was made upon the Wabash train last
night, by robbers, ~ miles west of Kan
sas City, near Missouri City. The train
was tagged and the engineer ordered
out OF his cab. Officials had information
Of the attempt and volley from shot
guns met the robbers and the leader was
shot down. County officials are now In
pursuit, and some of the robbers were
captured. Particulars later.
LATER.-The robbers were foiled last
night in the attempt to rob the express
at Cooley's Lake twenty-fOur miles
east OF Kansas City. The regular Kan
sas City and st. Louis express train
No. 4, left Kansas City at the regular
hour, 1:20 p. m. 1t WAS In charge Of w.
o. Beckley, regular conductor, George
Morsey was In the cab OF the engine No.
1872, when the train stopped at Mis-
souri, city, on the platform OF the little
station WAS a band of men with shot
guns. The conductor was inform
ed that they were under command
OF the officials OF the county who had
received word that an ate mpt would be
made TO rob the St. Louis express at q
lonely spot, less than two miles east OF
Missouri City. One OF the officers got In
the cab with the engineer and fireman,
and the others distributed themselves
through the train. Cooley's Lake, a
fishing resort, one OF the lone Hest points
on the road When the train arrived
the robbers were ready and so were the
officers. About - shots were exchang-
ed and the robbers fled pursued by the
men on train. Robbers are believed to
be farmers residing In the vicinity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
Bulletin from Mexico.

City OF MEXICO, Jan. 10 Public in
dignatiOn has been aroused 10 the state
OF Pueblo over the assassination within
afew month";, In remote part Of that
state, of several Free Masons, whose DO
litical and religious ideas were repug-
nant TO the fanatical clericals. Free Ma
sons throughout the republic supported
the reelection Of General Diaz, and this
fact partly explains such acts as those
which have shocked the law-abiding
citizens of Pueblo. The clericals In that
district have declared that they would
kill every free mason.
1t is reported that monster petition
against allowing bull tights In the fed
eral district will shortly be presented
to government. There is strong
sentiment here against those speotacIes
and most Of the daily paper attack 1t as
barbarOus, 10 spite of this the fights
are attended.by people Of the fret rank, as
we'll as by the masses,
An important decision was rendered
today by the first district court of the
republic, affirming the validity Of the
bell telephone and Blake transmitter
patents, under the la VS. of Mexico, The
defendants In the case, a German mer-
camille house, are ordered to deliver
their stock Of instruments to the Next
can Telephone company and also make
statement Of profits and hand them
over and pay all costs.
The International railway from Pie
dras NegrAs to Villa Lerdo, on the Gen.
trail, will be open for traffic next month.
The line is completed, but no rolling
stock has arrived to equipit.
IL Is reported that q rich find OF gold
has been made at QuRnaJuAto.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MENGER HoTEL-W Arnold, Shreveport,
La; ThOs Prosser and wife, Brooklyn, N Y; L
+ Dick, Galveston; b w Walker, Mo Pac Ry:
Ed Rogers, Fred Town; J W Arthur. New
York; F Galley and wife, Il i; John G Tar
ency and wife, Kansas City; William Cortez
wife and child, Manchester, N H; A Whitman,
Ohio; Mrs A Collins, San Francisco; j Z Ar
cher, Houston: Geo II Snyder, Rome. Ga; Ed
gar Nolte, SeRuin; Y A David, N Y; W L Ross
wife and child, Texas: NJ A Murphy, wyOm-
ing; WI Miller, Converse; A d Carrier, At.
lanta; o Eddy, II + Maxson, St Louis; W II
Taggart, Dallas: ID I Bomor and wife, Fl
Worth; Miss Annie Bonner, Miss Susie Bonner,
Tenn.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.-Byron Won Raub, Don
Carlos ranch; j Jackson, city; j Buchanan,
Helena; Corder. Junction City: @ Rath-
er, Beaumont; Stagner, Llliag; T NJ North,
Cuero; Torbran, Kennedy; W Armstrong,
Kennedy; A p McCond, Cameron; Jno Ma
hone, Marshall; Warren White Boston, Mass;
Carpenter and wife, Ballinger; A Moth
acker, DeDison; W J Garnand. Lytle; b NJ
Hall, Lockhart; ] b Maddox, Red Rock, Tex;
+ II Camp, Smithvllle; Z S Peters, Calvert;
Jim Lane. Coehuila, Mexico; S Ahney, Flores.
vile; G H Chiles. Elgin, Texas; Hiilard, W
Iron, Laredo; FC jenkins, Los Angeles;
l. Foster and wife, San Angelo, Texas A b
Paschall, Murphysville; Geo Griner, Uyalde,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19

The Kaiser and Botho Won Hulsen.
From the Musical Courier
The following Is q translation OF . let
ter from Emperor William to the late
intendant general Of the royal opera,
Botho Won Hulsen. 1t 10 dated 1861, dur
Ing the earliest part of the writer's
reign, when only king OF Prussia:
" My daughter, the Grand Duchess OF
Baden, has asked me whether 1t might
not be possible that one of the latest
operas OF Wagner, which, I believe,
form q Cycle, be given here In Berlin.
know nothing more OF these works than
that when an attempt was made by
List, at Weimar, to read them the notes
were found to be SO crazy (toll that the
idea OF performance was Immediately
abandoned. | ask you for an explanA-
ton OF this matter. The wish of the d.
p. Wagner to conduct In person the re-
hearsals for his work involves politics
question which will be decided by some
body else. WILHELM.
What Won Illusions answer to his
Ms1esty's letter must have been can
easily be imagined when 1t is remem.
bered that even now, . quarter of a GEN.
tury after this letter was written, the
"Nibelungen" tetralogy has not been
produced 10 its entirety at the Berlin
Royal Opera House. The venerable old
Emperor is too little OF q musician to
understand the Importance OF the fact
that the greatest 0pera-house of the
German Empire still owes this debt to
the memory OF the greatest operate
composer OF Germany, nay OF the entire
world.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
Blizzard Victims Increase.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 19.-An evening paper
figures out q list Of PIT deaths by the
blizzard, and adds that the remains of
many people who are reported missing,
may not be found until the snow thaws
In the spring, the bodies being covered
by deep drifts that formed over them.
The Pioneer Press specials OF last
night gives the names Of number OF
additional victims. A man named
Tisland, living near Brookins, OAK. ,
went to the well Thursday to water his
stock and was caught in the snow
storm and persisted. He was 20 years
old, and when found was only IL feet
from his house. From Hand county,
OAK, comes the story that Miss Maggie
Dunn, who narrowly escaped death In q
snow storm last winter, was frozen to
death while going from her school last
Thursday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
THE NUMBER SEVEN.

Its Frequent Occurrence In the
Holy Scripture In Various
Connections.
Philadelphia News.
Among the Hebrews the word for SOL
emn swearing ia ''septensre," or protest
by seven. Abraham, you will remember,
appointed seven eve lambs as his testi-
mony to the covenant with Abimeleoh.
The Creator rested from his work on the
seventh day, and this day was called
Sabbath, or seventh. A leprous person
was either to battle seven times or be
sprinkled seven times with the blood OF
q sparrow. Seven years was the period
for repentance. Every seven years the
Hebrew servant demanded liberty for
himself. And the prophet praised God
seven times day. Cain, we are told :,
was to be revenged sevenfold.
The gifts Of the Holy Ghost was said
to be seven In number, and In the pres
ence Of the Almighty seven angels
stand, as we are told In Tobias. Seven
lamps burn before God, and throughout
the whole book OF Revelations the mum.
Der seven is constantly used. Jacob
served seven years for Lean and seven
more for Rachel. Then there are the
seven ears OF corn and the seven kline.
Ii was seven people that possessed the
land OF promise In Deuteronomy, and
the story OF Sampson tells how he kept
his nuptials seven days, and then was
bound with seven green withes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. II. morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with a severe cold, attended
with distressing cough and running into
consumption in its first stages. He tried
many socalled popular remedies and steakily
grew worse. WIS reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty In breathing and was unable to sleep.
Finally tried DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate relief, and
after using about half dozen bottles found
himself we'll and has had no return OF the
disease. No other remedy can show so grand
q record OF cures, as.Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. Guaranteed to do just what
drug store. 42Qly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
Going for the Anarchists

GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. l9-The Tur-
ners Of this city have issued a circular
letter to the societies OF the North
American Turners-Bund asking for the
expulsion OF Anarchist members of the
organization. They declare that the aim
Of Father John Noble, the founder
Of the Turner'S was to educate patriots,
defenders Of fatherlsnd, heroes OF liber-
ty, but not rebels, not enemies and de-
strOyers OF government and law. In
conclusion they PROFOUND these ques-
lions. Are societies that by
word and deed encourage and
abet anarchists to remain In
the fund, and shall notorious anarch-
lists be further suffered to remain in any
society Of Turner's? Shall paper that
avows radical principles contradictory to
the principles held by a majority OF
Turner's be further tolerated as the
official organ of Turner-Bund?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-19
AN ARCHBISHOP'S OUTFIT.
The Elegant Appointments for the
Functions of His office.
New York SUM-

The Elegant Appointments for the
Functions of His office.
New York SUM-
Following 10 an actual calculation of
the amount IL takes to fit out the arch
bishop Of New York for the perform
anoe Of bis functions. 1t reaches about
81 900.
As he robes In the sanctuary. he first
dons his purple silk or cashmere cassock,
which costs about $50. Over this Ia put
the rochet, lace garment. value $3.50.
The veil, or apron, 10 then tied on. Ii
costs $75. The tunio costs $25, the cappa
magma, $50; he barretet, $40; the sash,
$40; the silk hose, $40. and the sandals,
$50. The set OF vestments he wears at
mass and benediction, consisting Of q
ohasuble. stole, maniple, and cope, costs
$2,OOO. He has these vestments In four
coiors-W bite, black, purple, and red -
each costing $4,000 The crozier or
blshop's stan cost 500; the archiepisco-
81 800; the pectoral cross, which hangs
from his neck, $500; his ring, $50:
the ever, $500; and the oil stock, 5000
He has his private articles OF altar ser
vice, consisting Of q ohallce, ciborium,
oruets, and monstrsnoe. which aggre-
gate In value about 81 800. Total, 81 600,
little more or less.
Archbishop Corrigsn has the most
beautiful outfit In this country. His
orozier is solid silver adorned with
amethysts. His archiepisoopsl cross is
silver and is inlaid with ametbysts, gar
nets. and other precious stones. The
pectOral cross Is solid gold, and from 1t
CLEAN diamonds. The ring. set with q
large amethyst, 10 gold, and very wide;
the ever is solid gold, and so are the oil
stocks. The chslice the arch bishop uses
Is work OF art. 1t is gold, enamsled
and crusted, and inlaid with diamonds
and rubies. tits said that there Is only
one other chalice 10 the country that is
so valuable. and that 10 he one presented
to Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, by the
wife Of the Peruvian minister to Wash
lrgton on the occasion OF his appoint =
ment to the bishOprio. The srchbishop's
oibOrium Is gold, and the ostensorium,
which contains the sacred host at bene-
diction, Is silver, and 10 adorned with
gems.