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The PRESIDENT Has APPROVED the act providing
for the purchase OF additional ground In the city Of
Indianapolis adjoining the post-Ofice site and for
the Improvement Of that building and appropri-
atlng sl5O,OOO for that purpose; the act for the
act relating TO the disposal OF public lands in Mis-
slssippi. Arkansas and Alabama; the act to au-
tnorlze the building OF railroad bridge at Little
Rock, Ark; the act to authorize the Tennessee
Midland Railway Co. to construct a bridge across
the tennessee River; the act TO create the County
70 the Kansas City and Pacific Railroad Co. through
the Indian Territory
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CONTRACT for envelopes for the Interior De-
partment for the ensuing fiscal year has been
awarded to p. p. Kellogg Co., OF Springfield
Mass. at cost OF 81 20 per cent below the pres
ent prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

IHE PRESIDENT INVITED TO LEXINGTON, KY
Representative Breckenridge, with Rev. DIR. Felix,
DIR. j. j. Slade, Capt. j. R. Howard, and Mr.. VIM
Price called on the President this morning to in.
vlte him 10 visit Lexington. Ky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

IL has been showing In Michigan
Thos. n. McQuatd, who Is accused with COM
plicity In the murder OF Lille Hoyle In Webster,
Aass.s was on Saturday taken 70 that city.
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A DESIRABLE POSITION. - Commander r. d.
Evans, who has been ordered on the lst Of June to
take charge OF certain work In connection with
the construction Of the Maine at New York, will
leave vacant most desirable position, that OF
Naval secretary TO the light house board. The
opening OF such an opportunity has, OF course,
called out number OF applicants who are press
Ing their claims on The Secretary with eagerness.
Prominent among these are Commanders Kellogg,
at present On duty at the hayward here Lam
Derton, Terry and Barker The ordering OF Com
mander Evans TO such a responsible duty at New
YORK has reused the ire OF the constructors and
assistant constructors throughout the service.
VINO think they See in this an attempt TO shove the
line officers over their heads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, s244, ,02O; customs, ss27, ,l62.
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RIVLR VIEW FOR 1883.

= nlost popular and leading the liver for
aauAA- tohl4iis- Many new improvements and addi-
~ @stfa. tlons. among which the Grand Riding
- Dr-N-s Task with fillr stock OF riding and drV-
~ n AID ponies and the grand Switchback iail-
SS s.S 1hd TIE l-lrScst Pavilion south New York.
tef sttras tlOls too numerous mention. making
e I.nst f1c'i-euli Resort tine river. The atten-
III o. .1dFes- sunday schools. societies and others
l-,-iS eAe urs-Ons invited the
ih-sJ nS-hlnston and River View. The TAR the
anu Efo ffiS Il csOsed free OF chzre 70 sunday
sSnDois Sit churcAes. Extraordinary Inducements
@ ~ June a. choice days already being booked
- afiIieAtlon y advisable. Fcr full particulars
-, . NJ s1drsss srsss L > RANDALL. HOO Va ave. sw.
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DECORATION DAY AT GETTYsBURG.-HOn. T. E.
Tarsney, OF Michigan, will deliver the grafton at
Gettysburg, Decoration Day, and Col Dewitt c..
Sprague. OF this city, has been selected as poet for
the OCCASION for the third time. Assistant Secre-
tary Maynard and Third Auditor Williams nave
been iLv1ted by the Grand Army at that place to
witness the ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

SHELHE OiL-CLoTH. &c PER YARD, AND srAIR
- Osl-Cieth. same quality Lsc. al o AAAn
"a n hAIfAAS's DOT BlE COMBINATION
hy1@>S' l2al Aa6 l243 llta ~ a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

sTENoGRAPHER APPoINTED.-Henry w. Spofford
has been appointed stenographer In the Dead
Letter Office,
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CHARGED WITH EMBEzzIKNENr IN CONNECTION wrTH
THE AFFArRs OF WEST WASHINGTON BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, the trial OF Ferdinand King and
Robert Z. Frey for embezzlement was resumed,
and the following jurors selected: Aug. Lepreux,
D. C. Turner, W. c. Harvey, J. II. Mitchell g. W..
Taliaferro, G. b. Harrison, w. II. Van Patten, NJ.
x. Huntsbury Isaac II. McCathran, Conrad
Becker and W. II. 5 Ease. Assistant District At
torneys Coyle and dL1pscomb appear Tor the Gov
ernment, and Messrs w. ID. Cassin, Thos +. Miller,
c. N. Matthew'S and ,. y. johnson ior me d-fen,
various times PRIOR to January, 1855. embezzled
eight sums OF money, aggregate OF $3.50. OF the
Eleventh Building Association, OF West Washing
ton, Of which they were respectively secretary ana
Robt Leetch and P. 7. Berry testified as to the
usual course In issuing checks ana the latter a. TO
the payment OF the checks
John W. Lumsdon testified that he was stock
holder m the Eleventh Building Association, some
times carrying Two or three shareA MI. King was
his agent In the business but he could not Temem-
Der any OF the details
An effort win be made 70 obtain new grounds
for the Maryland Jockey Club not far from the
Relay station and near the point where the Baiti-
more and Onio and Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road tracks cross.
AZ Atlanta. Ga, Sunday night. Felix Jones
called at the residence Of Ma stanford 70 escort
her Daughter 70 church. Dan. STANFORD, brother
when II went od accidentally ana killed him.
While Farrell Cannon was building q stone wall
in New York yesterday, he struck q dynamite shell
in many places from the nying debris. ana cahnos
Ssi n g. HIN has rss,gned his pos,t,oa ~ pu,.
chasing agent for the b o. Railroad campaay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

THE RICHMOND and the Yantic arrived at Key
West this morning
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PATENTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED to citizens Of the
District as follows: Edward j. Stellwagen,
elevator; Emile Berliner, process Of producing
records OF sounds; Alonzo Bell, safety casing for
car heaters; Luther G. Billings Typewriter cabl-
net; VIM. Y. Stevens, pro>Sss OF making combined
wire and picket fences
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BLEW His Little IBrOther's Head OFF.
sBocKING MURDER BY A SIsE-YEAR-oLD GEORGIA

MACON, GA, May la-from .ncy Bluffs In
Glynn County, this STATE, comes news OF a tragedy
in which a nne-year-old boy murdered his six.
year-old brother. The father is Col. John Il WILL
hanson, one OF the most prominent men In his sec
ton. shortly after the children were put 10 bed
the parents were startled by the report OF gun IN
the boys room. When Col Williamson reached
the room the elder boy was standing In the open
hurt" The father and mother pushed into the
room. On the bed lay their younges; child, his
head literally blown 70 pieces. The weapon was a
youthful murderer was appalling. lie admitted
the killing but said, laughingiy: "whats the good
OF a brother anyway?" Col Williamson says the
young murderer must be insane. The brothers had
always appeared 10 have great love for each other
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
4 l,OLISG MOOD BEAcH

III
1Wel-known JohnSon's springs)
This Excursion Resort has lust been Fitted up with
everything new-lsrge Pavilion. Dining room Sc We
have nne sprlng Of cool running water largest on
the Potomac plenty Of shad on the proun - for tes
tlsF~ Is place tie river that can .0usl IL Also
larEe Ofyn grounds for children TO play in Pin.
iJT bathing boating aud nshllg AIkintls amuse-
uleuts. and refreshments "a al be furnished
e-iy prizes no oNercharglnz Tor anything.
Ihe tiICt Boy tUn4er command Of Capt NJ White.
~ AID ~auipyei IN nrst-elass order run TO Colinz
Wood Beaca for the season OF ISSs Round trip 1ie
lh- attention Of Churches. sunday Schools. Lodges
@;d other OrZsfiz4ti ~ invited this
rrsort- For special rates call address
l. j. WOOLLEN CO.,
Care Cresswels Drux Store,
Hly15-3'n Cor lth and sis.
FrTE SEVERAL MONTHS PREPARATION
r-aaiy for business and on TUESDAY EVENING viii
4 rIzaIly open tie resort There Will be music and
those d-sr1n< may da.ice caterer. formerly with
LJ> kan. las been secured, which guarantees that the
ea- AID lunches VII be the best the market affords
With cry priCe- governing all my l2-:St.
NJ ARsHAIL HALL Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEA
Va son The steamer W. W COkCoRAN Leaves
- 10 KeachirS Wasi n ztOn Return Trip az 4
Parties Excursions &C aud for Charter Of Boat can
o. s-alis 10 CAPT. BLAkf. Of the Steamer W W
i"r,OEan- For sunday Trps see Special ADVERTISE
-.Ats myS
HO: fOR GREAT FAILS AND CABIN JOHN
steam parket EXCELSIOR makes her regular trips
~ sunday. Moncay. "Wednesday and Friday. leaving
hfi aud Canal (ieOfgetOSn. a. Pare, soc.
A4yS-lnl.
INOk UPPER POTOMAC LANDINGS. THE
steamer -CEtIl.E" leaves her wharf. 3136 Water
q, 6-9rgetown- 81 am and hourly thereafter for
i41 egnipPed with every convenience. Jos. PAS
7LNO myl-lm
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Suicide Of a Bu.ine.s Man.

TROY, n. Y, May l5-Alyah Clum awell-known
grocer, committed suicide this forenoon by hang
ing himself from tackle block In the loft OF his
store He was a leader In church circles and
highly respected No cause is known for the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

THE woNESs BAPTIST HOME MISSION socIErY-PRo-
CEEDINGS TO-DAY AT THE CALVARY BAPTIST
cHURcH-rHE SOCIETIES THAT WILL MEET DURING
THR WEEK,
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d IN THE suFREME COURT OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
g The tn day Of May. A. ID. 1888
GEORGE h. fLAST. llaint1r STEPHEN d. CASTLE
SAS. Defendant No. 1895 Eq Docket 2S
On notion o: the plaintiff. by Mr.Perry, his solicitor
u Is ordered that the defendant. Stephen d. Castle
man cause his appearance to be entered herein ON or
iOre the hrst rule day iory DAYS after this
day otherise the cause Will be proceeded with as in
default. -
Ihe objee tof this suit is TO specifically inforce the
contract OF copartnershp ayerred between the
plaintiff and the defendant fo- carrying of the
mails OF the United States certain mail routes
sIeclned in Exhibit Of the bill filed the said suit
and Tor an in 10 the defendant from re.
eeiNiDs moneys from the United states in
wi me said and for receiver collect the
said moneys and 10 perform the said contracts.
BY the Court, W. 5. COX Justice Sc
True copy. Test: r. J. MEIGS, Clerk kc
By IL. W. HODGES. Asst Clerk
myS- law3w
TO THE PUBIIC-ALL CASES OF
- cruelty 10 children animals in District Of
Soiunl11a should he promptly reported to HUMANE
SOCIETY. $40 n-~. Telephone call. 947-4 mh6-3m
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SAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-The American Renner.
Company yesterday made a reduction on sugar
OF one-eighth OF a cent all around, which WAS q
once met by the California company. Both renn
cries quote white sugars at six cents per pound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15

II AIDES OPERA-TOE SLIPPERS, 47c; BETTER
grade 53c., and French Heel 6.c., at
KACfAAN'S DOU BILE COMBINATION,
uyl2-3t l24l and l2z3 llth q, "a.
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Ho: fOR GREAT FALLS, AND CABIN JOHN

steam packet EXCELSIOR makes her regular trips
~ ~ sunday: Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. leaving
bi<t aud Canal SITS Georgetown. a. = am Pare. SOC.
'oand tnp. Apply To ). O. and j. N. WATERS.
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FAMILY HAD JUST MOVED.
CHICAGO, May l5.-HQueer sequence 10 the gen
eral Nay-day moving In Chicago developed yester-
former occupant was ID. u Tobn, an oetensibly
quiet and retiring German Dookkeeper. family
named Carpenter who moved In, discovered acci-
dentaIfy YESTERDAY afternoon In an out-of-the-way
corner 4 genuine dynamite bomb OF the best APP
proved Rsapipe pattern IL WAS IA inches long,
and proved one OF the most dangerous bombs evef
teefed o- the police. Apparently the missile was
forRotten IN tue hurry and confusion Of moving.
day. The police win trace the Tobin famAly -
inquire into their antocooenp4
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LINCOLN, NEB., May 15-H0n- James Laird '
renominated for Congress In the second Neoraa
district ar Hastings yesterday.
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A Little Georgia Boys Crime.
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Vi
pei 1: was especially important, she thought, to
reach the young OF this foreign population. In
addition to this work, the Indians must be taught,
cially upon the young, must be met and overcome
She closed with an eloquent appeal for active en-
ergetic efforts to do the work that laid before them
Grouse, VINO expressed the thanks or the society
for the kindly words OF welcome She expressed
the hope that great good would result from this
this city OF the nation the farthest limits OF the
country. She spoke OF the Importance OF what
was done here. not only In politics. but In every
movement OF public nature.
TIE ANNUAL ADDRESS.
After singing, Mrs Grouse proceeded to deliver
her annual address, which rec0unted the progress
made in the work during the past. She said that
from the small beginnings OF eleven years ago
when the society was organized, there are now
1624 branch societies ana 70 NE n msm9esS s Inc
tributions have been received from thirty seven
states and territories. "Never In one year." she
mission neld" The speaker said that &, 600 was
now in bank TO erect building at Chicago for the
permanent neadquarters Of the society. In view
society was making haste TOO slowly. Greater
should Be made Maas 70 sas @
work, and she Urged Christian mothers 70 prop
cry train their daughters. It was especially Inn
poitant that they shouid nave , s,Tong ooo,es ana
tons tor teachers for the training school, she
found that only occasionally girl was found who
say tas s2e the
Thoughts ought 70 be sufac1ent stimulus Tor the
mothers to nave care for the health Of the rising
i, he speaker dwelt upon the vast western terri
tory which was now beng rapidly settled and the
Widening out OF the neld OF work In charge OF the
sine 1p this country, ana sne depiored ne ten
0sncy which mads the saloon the hsse place 70 b
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26

Z. n DAVIS.
Division Passenger Agent. Il7tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
Growth of the Catalpa Tree.

i curious example Of the rapid growth Of
the cetalpa trse Is 70 be seen in Independence
square, Philadelphia Several years ago
labels bearing the scientific and common
names Of the trees were affixed TO all the
trees IN the square. The labels are rectang1-
lar metallic plates, each attached to a staple
driven into the tree from which it was sus-
pended As the tres have increased in sirta
the staple has been gradually buried and the
plates tilted up. Many OF them are az cd
angle approaching the horizontal. but The
plate on cat2lpa tree IS buried an inch o..
more under the bark and is firmly h<ed IN
that position. The as-onishrnens Of the arch
saologist q one q the future centuries who,
in seeking for traces OF the cradle a iibeTty,
comes upon tree with is scientific name
inbedded II is trunk may be iulaglnsd-
Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
CHICAGO Grain and -rodu ,e.

CHICAGO. April 25.-The opening Of the
speculative grain and provision markets
on change this morning was very similar
to that OF Tuesday. There was lack OF
leadership or support Oh the bull side IN
wheat and prices sagged without breaking
and rallied later in the session Bad crop
news was heard on all sides, but it ap-
reared to have had It's day and prices 20
respond. The opening prices were shade
higher than the close last night; no offers
on the part of the big bulls to improve
values The result was slow decline OF
lc from the opening to II a. III. From the
bottom point there was partial rally
before noon with the scalping trade
buying. Still later the decline
Of the morning was entirely
regain ID on the reports from the sea beard
There was considerable shifting of May TO
The later options. AID July was traded IN
almost as actively ds Mty. May opened at
319Lc, sold down to S025c, back 10 size and
closed at S015c.
Their was light trading in 20 II today
and no very prominent features to the
market. The opening price for May was
&c over last nights and this was followed
by sales aC 81 &c and up to 5l4c. Then
there was a weak spot and May dropped to
t4ilc, but the reaction before the close was
partly due to the sympathy with wheat
and carried the price 20 the highest point
of the day and May closed at 5jc.
cats sold &c higher and closed at 500
32yLsc
Trading in provisions was light and CON
fined to scalping and changing contracts
from May to June or July. The difference
paid in pork was 10c and 215@5c Oh lard.
Receipts of hogs We're larger and prices &c
lower. Holders of products were more
disposed to sell and the increased offer
ings caused a weak feeling and prices
averaged lower. May pork sold at 1900
49, So and closed ut Sl3.S0. Lard sold at
s.. 30 and closed at $500.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
A Big, Horrid Nan.

It was in Waukesha last summer that
Chicago woman became acquainted with
distinguished professor from the east He
was man Of grave and digni6ed demeanor,
and inspired the somewhat fippant Chicago
woman with no little awe. With the pro-
lessor was his young wife, particularly
luiet young woman, who seldom spoke. The
Chicago woman, being left alone with them,
undertook 10 furnish the chat. Il was sitting
out here on the piazza last night" said she,
after every one else had left, and | CHANGED
to oyerhear scrap OF conversation from one
Of the windows l don't suppose serious
gentleman Ike yourself. professor, VIII be at
all interested, and tell 1t for the amusement
Of your wife. The voices floating out were
those Of a man and woman, and l heard the
man say: Poor little birdie. is 90 afraid TO
be ell alone in De world wild a great, big,
horrid manf1 The little woman from Chi
cago got no further, for tie professor end his
wife had turned a vivid scarlet-The Ar
EOnaut
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
When

You are preparing to take journey there
are certain things absolutely necessary to
travellers safety and comfort-a through
ticket that you are positive is good and at
a price that you know is the lowest posi-
BILE to be obtained anywhere.
Besides these essentials there are always
some minor details worth looking after,
such as having your baggage checked
through TO destination, sleeping car berths
secured when desired and correct informa-
ton regarding free reclining chairs. close
connections, union depots, location of
trains, time, etc.
To have these details attended TO by
those OF well known reliability. response
hility, intelligence and long experience.
you viii do well to call at the Union ticket
Office, l22 North Main street, and Union
depot, near Oak street, and consult the
employees of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa te and St. Louis and San Francisco
lines, their authorized agents, representing
the best lines east, west, north or south.
-Four trains daily to the east. all of them
equipped with Pullman palace sleeping
cars, both morning and night trains.
W. d. MURDOCH,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
81. Louis Grain and Produce.

q
FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
wHEAT-Opened firm and broke with a cent
range and rallied and closed l4et2SC below NeSter-
day. No. red. cash. s5'sCs May, e+7s5>5c, closing
ri S5dc, June. t5SN&s5AsC, Closing sac nom
inal; July. s4}ssSi3sc. closing nj SSsc August SIS
tgs4lsc, closing at sjlsc December. S.ASg- S-5sc,
closing AT SiSsc.
CoRN-Opened unsettled and extremely duh.
fash a1sC: Eiay. 5SJt oisc. closing At j2sC: june
closing al &c; July. &ta5NSC, closing Al 5SiS,.
oATS-Firm and &c higher. cash, Sl95,lec May,
Si%c June. size.
RSE-Nothjng doing.
BARLEY-NoninSl-
HAY-StronE; prime timothy siLOoGlS5h prairie
& eaal2.m
BUTTER-FTrm: creamery. all &c; dairy. IS2c0c.
LEAD-Sslng common Si0as refined, si15.
EGGS-llC.
WHISKN-Steldy SlO9.
PRONiSIONS-Easy.
pORk-Sl4.S5 SO liil.
LARD-Quiet, $50.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-lrregulaT5 May $50; June. $40 nom.
mai: Iuly, S5'SSA5A4C. August. $3.50; Deem b.r,
kasc asked.
CoRN-Firn. May. ss}ic; July. 5)-Sc.
oArS-Strong. May, Slise bid June, SlfSc
asked.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. April p.
wHEAT-Steady; 79ltc.
CORN-Steadv. &c asked
OATS May sc biz. SAsc asked. -
fLOUR-Nery firm, out quiet N, 9'C NNN, Sl.OC
@l0& family. Sl.l5a l25 choice. Sl1HaL6e fancy.
a. 65eI 7O fancy, Sl75S Ls; patent. S2Oj2l To-
rye ious. Sl.4Digl.t0.
CORN MEAt.-Cireen. 95c; dried, S!-00
CORN CHOP-Nelow. 9Oc bulk; sJC sacked.
SHIP STUFF-Bulk. sc; sacked, sc,
BRAN sacked. &C.
HAY-Firmi fancy. small baled, 5000 large baled,
5000
FIAXSEED-Sl. TO-
BUTTER-Receipts large and market weak
creamery fancy 30: good t2SC; fac dairy, lSs&2C
store choice, iSdl5c; poor and low grade, Ice
CHEESE-Tvins. ice; Young America, L5Iec,
EGGS-Weak: Ice.
PoULTRN-I-ive chickens firm, S2.159S.j0; roos-
ters $50 turkeys loo.
HAM>-SuCar cured, N14C.
BACON Brea fast. 9$sC.
DRIED BEEF-9c.
sSlTGCL DEhS-DTv salt, S5.75 long clear. s1.lG
cesr rib $500 short clear. soc, smoked shoulders
So long clear. $50 clear rib, 5, 90 short Clear
SS.A.
PORK-SlS.75
lARD-S7.2.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26


The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road company, In obedience tosthe popular
demand, have just placed a train in the
service between Wichita and Kansas City
which Is making ample connection with
the flyers between Kansas City and Chi
cago. leaving Wichita in the morning at
$50 and arriving AT Chicago al Sis the fol-
lowing morning-twO hours ahead Of all
other lineS-makinZ connection al Chicago
with the fast morning trains leaving there
for the east. thus enabling passengers TO
reach many important eastern cities sew
eral hours earlier than IS possible by any
other line. Remember this when You are
contemplating an eastern trip. Notice.
too, that the night train on this road j the
last one 10 leave Wichita via Kansas City.
departing at $50 p. N. Il j elegantly
equipped. with modern day coaches and
two sleeping cars, one Of which runs direct
TO Kansas City and one to 1t. Joseph. No,
every night IN the week without change
Call AT Union ticket office. I22 North Main
street, Douglas avenue station, and Union
depot, near Oak street
q. 7. NICHOLSON.
General Passenger Agent.
Z. II. DAVIS.
Division Passenger Agent Il7tf
Swiss cheese . cents a rf1F1n9 ar NJ
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26

nor RENT-One 6-roomed house with cellar,
L pantry, hall closets. four blocks south Of Doug
las on Fannie ave; rent very reasonable; address
2i6 Y Topeka ave lA)-t-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26

She set Cpon the fioor 1T play with her
coll, with her Zoo; bent under her until II be
cane '-sslsopr as i IS called Looking up
slCi3enly she said: oh, dear, my foos feels
a was Go.as 20 sueess."-BcSso0 Globe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
Kansas City Live Stock.


The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Recelpts. Stoo shipments. lilo. Nrarke,
Pow anu shade lower. GOOD 10 choice CCru fed
Gas$s-56 common 10 medium. 8 21g4ee stock.
err. >2olsiaaG feeders, SSpssS.tSt cows. $i5ltl5g
HoGs-ReCeiptS SeUes shipments. sac Market
weak and "a Ia lower Good TO choice. s5-Aksi )
common 10 medium. Sa2}65t6 skips and pigs.
te.lnG4G f'sN'
sHEEP-Receipts, 63S shipments. none Gooi 10
ehoiSe muttens firm Al si.Jesi-jV, common 10
medium, S200z250
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26

I7OR RENT-A good room house. ont Buildings
IT and well, on 5th ave near Union depot. In
quire AT room -, SedgwiCk block. Of J. K. sawyer
or Jno. Kelly. di@-5 q
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-26
St Louis Live Stock.

81 LOUIS. April y
CATTLE-Recepts. l.50D shipments .sH Market
Eeeoy Nholce heavy native steers s. sttSl Dr fair
20 gooQ native steers. SS69ss-Sst butchers steers
meolunl 70 choice, - lUe.i-it stockers and feed
good, S1.25s& %. s -
HoGs-keeeipts, 200; shipments, go. Market