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Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
YOURS TRULY.

The following is taken from the Hamp-
shire Gazette:
A copy of the Wichita Journal of Com
merce, issued December, 1887, by the board
of trade of Wichita, Kansas, comes TO us
from J. w. Parsons of that city. 1t is a
work of over 100 pages. and is very hand
somely printed and illustrated. Wichita
is located in southwestern Kansas. further
south than ST. Loais. Its growth is very
remarkable. From a population of only
80 in 1870. it rose TO 5,4S2 in 1850, 40 in
1884, 1909 in 1885, 20, l29 in 1856. and 81 200
in 1887. with a valuation of s. 335, 600
From June !, 1856, TO June l. 1881. 2,6Oo
buildings were erected in the city. 1t has
an abundance of railroads, and its location
in the heart of the best corn growing re-
gion in the country gives it a very pronis-
ing outlook for for future growth in popu-
lation and wealth. We do not wonder hat
its citizens are so proud of its record. aud
seek 10 spread its fame over all the land.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
A CARD.
Wichita, Jan. ., IS
To the Editor of the Eagle

To the Editor Of the Eagle
Having read several communications in
your valuable paper from different parties
concerning our new opera house. thought
it would not come amiss if / should drop
y0u card.
l was engaged by Messrs. Crawford,
Daisy & Co. TO superintend the rebuilding
Of the same and see that everything was
put up in the most substantial manner
can assure You no expense was spared 70
make it perfect in every respect. Messrs
Steinmetz & Sullivan have built walls in
that building tfat cannot be beaten in
America; in fact / cannot see how they
could he improved upon.
Mr.. Masters. the architect Of the build
ing, claims the seating capacity of the
same TO be fifteen hundred persons On
the night OF the opening ! hope 20 see
twenty-five hundred in the building ii il
is possible 20 crowd them in / shall be il
the midst Of the crowd and shall feel as
safe while there as would standing out
on the everlasting hills Yours. &c,
Tc1 JEwEL
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
VALUABLE ENTERPRISE GROWING.

To the Editor OF the Eagle:
Allow me through your valuable paper
to say that l have been gratified upon in
quiry to find that the Wichita Exposition
and Fair association is progressing slowly
but surely The projectors have taken the
right course, beginning early EMPLOYING
competent architects and engineers to
make plans and estimates for their one
mile track and buildings. Another favor
able feature of the enterprise is that all
are requested TO become identified with it
who desire to by taking one or more shares
of stock, each share being S25. | noticed
''bird's-eye view" of the grounds in the
associations office, which show the Ioca-
ton of the tracks and the different build
ings to be erected The Arrangement of
the grounds and their location being so
near the central part of the city are all
that can be asked.
l find the following old settlers and
business men are among those who have
put their shoulders TO the wheel and have
said, by subscribing stock TO the enter
prise that it must succeed: Hon VIM
Greiffenstein, Col " A. English, Capt.
VIM. Mathewson. !. O. Davidson, Hon r.
+, Lawrence, NJ. r. Diver. The clerk in
their Office informs me that letters are
daily received by the secretary Of inquiry
from manufacturers in regard TO making
exhibits, from stockmen in regard TO the
purchase Of ranches for raising cattle and
horses: in fact, it requires almost the en-
tire time OF one clerk 10 attend TO the cor
respondence of the association. ] believe
nov that as we have one packing house,
car works and many other enterprises that
the exposition and fair is needed to finish
the great work OF 1SSS. Yours truly,
4 CITIZEN
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
FIRE DEPARTMENT APPARATUS.

The boys of hose company No . were
happy last evening oyer yesterdays arri-
val of the hook and ladder truck recently
ordered by the city council II has been
named after the chairman of the council.
Geo. 4. Harris, who recommended the late
improvements made the fire department.
The truck weighs 4,400 pounds costing
81, 200, carrying 225 feet Of ladder Lives
can be rescued from the tops of buildings
siXtyfive feet high. The extension ladder
is worked by chain power and can be put
up to buildings with remarkable rapidity
In addition to the ladders there are other
life saving apparatus and two Holloway
fire cXtinguishers charged with chemicals
The truck looks very nice and it's utility Il
another question which no doubt will be
settled sometime. The building for that
company was completed just in time to
receive the additional apparatus. The
building is 10ox25 two stories high, giving
sufficient room for the truck and hose cart
The latter is placed next 10 the door with
truck second. The bunk room is on the
second floor over the hose cart and grain
bins in the east end Of the second floor.
The boys have been practicing diligently
VA 4AAlN+AiAi up anu system
atized to such an extent rs to be on the
way TO a fire soon after the alarm is turned
in. When the alarm comes in it turns the
horses loose. stops the clock and rings bell
in bunk room, which If it be in sleeping
hours awakens the boys. The foreman
takes the alarm of and at the same time
opens the door. The hitch in day time is
made in ten seconds and at night fifteen.
This is average time, but on trial shows
better record.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
other persons that he will not soon forget.
During the week thirty-six arrests had
been made to fourteen the week before.

other persons that he will not soon forget.
During the week thirty-six arrests had
been made to fourteen the week before.
DISTRICT COURT.
The demurrer In No SIS, Butler &
Fisher'vs. r d. French ct al, Was over
ruled.
The attachment in No. 4ss. Fanny J.
Mueller VS.. n. E Osborn ct al, was dis
solved.
In Doran vs. Hoffman the demurrer was
overruled.
The demurrer in Susan Funk vs. John
Wise was sustained. as. was also the case
in Taylor VS.. Garrison
The motion in Trimbls Bros ct al. vs.
Hall Taylor was sustained.
No. So. J. c. Rutan vs.. Ernest braves
ct al, Judgment was returned for $aS6
JUSTICE COURT.
Yesterday u warrant was sworn ont at
Justice Walkers for the arrest OF q boy
who had struck young Frank George.
When brought in court the young assail-
ant gave the name of Martin Tooney. and
was charged with an assault He WAS
held upon the charge and being unable TO
give the required bond was sent 10 Jail TO
await trial next Thursday.
Early in the week four warrants were
Issued for the arrest OF jointists Yester-
day three of them were brought into court;
one pleaded guilty 20 the charge and was
given the usual dose; the other two had
their case continued until next week
PROBATE COURT.
Petition was yesterday fled by Mary J.
Elliott 10 have an administrator appointed
for the estate of Charles T. Elliott, de-
ceased
Order was issued to mortgage real estate
in the estate of Silss W. Brown. Jr.,
minor.
The widow accepted provisions Of Williu
the estate of n. +. Roach, deceased.
Settlement was yesterday made by Silss
W. Brown, Sr.. in the estate of Silss w.
Brown, Jr., minor.
Marriage license was yesterday issued 70
the following; y. c. Hsggerty and Elmira
T. Mote, both of Wichita; John Mullins
and Silvy Hill, also both of this city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
DEATH OF MRS. STUEYENS.

Word was yesterday received in this city
of the death of Mrs Charles H. Stuevens in
Washington, d. c., at noon. Mr. Stuevens
VIII be quite well remembered in the city
rs the brother of Mrs Tony Bruhn. He
has been messenger in the United States
senate and was living at Washington, ID.
C., at the time of the death Of his wife
Mrs. Stuevens was a Winfield lady. and
was about p years of age Three children
are left motherless by this sudden death,
and last evening Mrs. Bruhn started for
Washington TO take charge of the little
on
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
PERSONAL.

c. w. Bixby was down from Kansas
w. j. GarmIey, Boston, is at Hotel
Carey.
John H. Hawley, New York, is at Hotel
Carey.
G. H. Parker was up from Mu,vane yes
terday.
w. VI. Lamb was in from Sterling yes
terday.
Gerald Volk was down from Topeka
yesterday.
J. M Gundlach, of Chicago, is at Hote
Gandalfo
Henry J. Brown, of st. Louis, will Sun.
day in the city.
g. c. Gray and wife came up from
kiowa yesterday.
w b. Baker, of New York, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
H. l.. Goodrow is home from months
visit TO Elgin, Ill,
+. w. Beedle returned yesterday from a
flying trip to Topeka.
Frank Holmes of Medicine Lodge, will
spend Sunday in the city.
Tom MulliniX and Pete Burroughs are
hack from very pleasant and enjoyable
trip throughout the east.
J. i. Zimmerman, justice peace of
Eagle" township, paid the EAGLE a very
pleasant call yesterday.
T. NJ. Hill, superintendent of the Wich-
ita and Western, returned yesterday from
a railroad meeting in Kansas City.
Rev. E. w. Osburne, of the North In
diana NJ. h, conference, has been in the
city week. This is his third trip TO the
Peerless Princess.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
THE CHURCHES.

St Pauls N. +. Church. F. a. Hoyt,
pastor. Preaching at the chapel on Thir-
tenth street at 1880 a. IN. and D. IN.
Sunday school at $50 p. M.
It. Johns Church: The Very Rev. c. J.
Adams dean. Morning prayer and sermon
by the dean on Three Views of Religion, =
at IL a. m Sunday school at D. m.
Evening prayer and lecture by the dean
on The C'eSors aud Christianity" at $50
p. m. Morning and evening offertory
solos by Miss Cave
Plymouth Congregational Church.
corner Second and Lawrence avenue, j. II.
Parker pastor: Preaching AT 1880 a. m.
and 80 p. m. by the pastor. Sunday
school at II I. s. c. f. al ESQ.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

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Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
ART RECEPTION.

Among the many events of the past week
none Is more deserving OF notice than the
art reception held at the studio of Mrs. A.
l.. Smith, 10l7 \. Topeka avenue, on Thurs
day afternoon. The day itself was beauti-
full, and what nature failed TO provide
without, art supplied within, and many
were the EXPLANATIONS of delight drawn
from the admiring crowd as each gem of
art held the..attention. The artist herself
Is a comparative stranger in the city, but
her work attests her inherited as we'll as
cultivated genius, having had instruction
from the best teachers at Meadyille and
Erie, Penn, and Metropolitan Art school
of New York. Her class also showed her
power of imparting knowledge, rs well as
their work exhibited careful train
ing. Among the many beautiful
subjects was noticed particularly an oil
portrait OF an infant. A Crayon portrait
of n well known society lady elected many
compliments. Another. a fancy sketch OF
the noble red man, an Apache chief, gaz-
ing afar in the valley beneath ut n train of
emigrantS. Still another was a Fisher
mans Daughter reclining against boat.
There We're several still life studies. The
etchings were truly gems Of art. and they
alone are worthy trip to the studio.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
THE COCETx
POLICE cnrET.

Thomas Murphy, Mike Damn snd T G.
Hager were three bans picked up On tie
street. Escn WA charged with drunken
less and fined s. aud costs Bazer was
the only one Of tie THO who had money
enough 70 FAY his way ont Of the cooler.
Emma -GEr-sey was charged wits Esgp-
IL house q prostitution; Der trial ~4s
continued aatii Monday upon her entering
the plea OF %; guilty.
Charley Hu-s was boo. bIsck who had
abused and nlA!tTeaged 8 !asf.s aswsboy.
His konor assessed nominal fns ard gzFe
the sl-4.e. 2 .e.t1se l.o. Lis tssa.aeo, Of
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
SPECIAL CoNMENpATIoN.

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan 4, 1855.
Messrs. Progdfoo; & Bird:
| have the pleasure of informing you
that in the competition for school house
plans, you have received special common
dation in class g. Special eommendation
insures the publication of your plan in the
forthcoming report. will send you a
written report of the committee is soon as
published, which hope viii be this after
noon. lam, yours very respectfully.
& s DRAPER. Sup't.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The Kansas Midland VIII oonmsaes
running trains 10 Ellsworth tomorrow as
follows.
Leave Wichita 81 : o'clock a m, arr =
Ing AZ Ellsworth 81 I5sS p. II; returning,
leafe Ellsworth 81 20 p. IL, awning a.
Wichita al p. u
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
RESOLUTIONS or COINCIDENCE

Al the regular meeting of Wichita lodge
No. So, /. O. q. T., held at their hall last
night. the following resolutions were
passed upon the death Of Brother J. l.
Aldrige, late OF West Wichita:
HALL or WICHITA LODGE.
No. -. l. @. y. r (
WHEREAS. Orr all-wise Father has, in His
infinite wisdom, seen II to remove from
our midst Brother =. l. AIdrige. of Boston
lodge No. 10. 0wensyllle. o.; and.
Whereas. Brother Aldrigs was a mem
Der in good standing OF our order and a.
such entitled to all the rights and p-ivi-
leces OF the same; and,
Whereas. The principles OF oar beloved
order teach ~ 10 comfort the afflicted in
the hour of their trihHia5ions, as well a.
suecor the needy and bury the dead. there
fore, be il
Resolved. That orr hearts 20 ont IN
sympathy 10 the family Of the late Brother
Aldrige in their great bereavement
Resolved. That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be sent TO the family Of the deceased
brother, one COY Re furnished the Wichita
daily pa ers FOR publication and another
be forwarded 20 Boston lodge, No. 80 Of
Oweasvllle, O.
WV. ATKINSON,
g VI ACUTE.
SA HARsui.s,. COMMITTEES.
WICHITA. hAN.. Jan. q =,
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
ANOTHER BRIDGE.

The county commissioners yesterday
made arrangements for the erection of &
bridge across the Little Arkansas on the
line between Park and he hi townships
The bridge will be three hundred feet wide
Half the cost will be paid by the county
and the balance by the townships and pri
waite Sub 'criptions. Work will be COM
menced at an early date.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN.
MENT

A grand musical and literary entertain
ment will be given at Plymouth Congre-
gationai church on Friday night. February
5rd, under the auspices OF the young peo-
pies entertainment society. An excellent
programme has been arranged, upon which
appear the names OF some of the best
known artists in the city. and which will
be Published in the daily papers.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

l.. Michael, of Leavenworth city, county
commissioner of Leavenworth county. is
In the city the guest of Hardy Solomon.
Mr.. VI. says that any man who will come
10 this city and see it and then 60 away
and speak disparagingly of or pro-
nounce it anything but a marvel in great
ness in life, business and especially in the
immensely and magnificence of its bust
ness buildings, writes himself down fool.
He is hardly able to comprehend the situa-
ton and in his opinion there is no question
as TO the grandness, grestuess--both pres
emit and future-of the Peerless Princess.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

General Offices 81 the wichita d
frrl......Ir. u =. I..-..l G.

General Offices 81 the Wiehita d
Colorado Railway Complain
Wichita, has Jan. -, isss
Of the Wichita * Colorado railway com
pany for the election OF directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction Of such
other business A. may ccEEe before tbs
meeting Will he held at the offc~ II aid
company in The city 81 Wichita. kas GA
Wednesday, the seventh day of March
next, A. u. isss, 1T 10 O'Clock n ~, or a.
any hour thereafter that n quorum laky
~ present. J. H RICHARDS,
II &. HApLET, yics Pres!t-n.
Asst Sec, ds1S.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
THE EAGLE RIFLES BALL.

The Eagle Rifles are making preparation
fer another ball Friday evening. February
3. The success OF their former parties and
dances gives an assurance that this too.
will be mp TO the same standard of excel
leuce. About the same number of invita-
tions as at the last ball have been issued
and the attendance will be quite as large
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
AMuSEMENTs
MAIN STREET rHEArER

Last night there was "A good sized
| audience AZ the Main Street 10 witness the
last performance of Face TO Face" This
has proved another very good week for
this place of amusement Mr. joyce and
Verona Carroll have both made a most
favorable impression and the play has been
put upon the stage most satisfactorily.
Next week Mr. and Mrs. Earl and Little
Lottie, return IN the stage, and will pro-
duce Love and Duty"
THE GYPSY BARON.
The Conried Opera Company viii pre-
sent Johnn Strauss latest and most bril-
liant musical success, The Gypsy Baron. b"
the lateet work of the author Of the Merry
War, Queens Lace Handkerchief and Prince
Methusalem, at the New Crawford Grand,
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Feb
ruary 1st and End.
The opera is divided into three acts. all,
by the way deliberately placed upon the
stage, the first the gypsy eneampment;
then n ruined castle near the river Teemes'
and finally scene in the outskirts Of
Vienna, where the Hungarian troops are
seen returning in triumph from the war.
Incidental 10 the last act is grand march
by thirty-two shapely female hussars,
which has received high enconiums from
distinguished officers OF the National
Guard
The costumes were made from original
designs by Gaul, the historical painter of
the Imperial opera house in Vienna.
Musically, ''The Gypsy Baron" is among
the most beautiful Of the works Of the
Vienna waltz king.
The opera will be produced with tho
original scenery and costumes, and same
in regard TO detail as produced in New
York for 80 nights. Julius Schnitser,
who wrote The libretto, based the incident
upon a novel 10y jockey, the famous Hun
garlan poet, and tells romantic story,
plendid with humor OF the life of the May
gar gypsy of the last century.
MUSEUM.
The Yesterdays matinee was crowded
with ladies and children asususl Tomor-
row the Ministries open and the manage
ment propose 10 set one OF the most elegant
and refined first parts probably ever wit
messed in this city. Mr.. Ennis IL deter
mined 10 sing that ballad II IL costs n law
suit. His Last Legs, Ia the auditorium,
Mcintosh as O'Callahan Mr. Dave Nc
Cord, interlOcutor; Mr.. Geo. Allen, bones;
Mr. Geo. Manning, tambo; Don. Leave
Me Darling" Mr. Owens; i am Lonely
Tonight, +" Mr. Ennis: You VIII Never
Miss the Water Till the Well Rms Dry
Mr. Robbins; The Village Blacksmith"
Mr. McCOTd Grand finale, "A Tonr
Around the World" and Goddess % Lib
erty," Miss DcImain.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

All members of Wichita Lodge No. 81,
/. o o. r. and especially the officers Of the
lodge and team are requested 10 meet a,
the hall this morning at Q O'Clock sharp.
By order Of the noble grand.
G. NJ ArvFT Sec
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

Mr.. Ed Massie, the efficient mailing
clerk at the post office, who has been con
fined to his room with pneumonia for the
past month, is again at his work.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

AL Drivers have positive orders 20 pre-
vent passengers from getting on snd oc
front platform Of cars, or ssAad ca tbs
Ear5s
Passengers u1ust keep % os the f-o1:
platform WICHITA sTgKKz E'Y Co
MI
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

DR. G. w. Cox, of Denver, arrived yes
terday and is the guest of his brother, Mr.
Morgan Cox, of the Occidental He is
looking quite well and will remain in the
city some days.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The Tom Tom" whist club which was
10 meet at Miss FsbriqUs's Tuesday night.
has been postponed on account Of the
absence of several memberE
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The Wichita & Suburban and the Wich-
tia g. Valley Center motor line companies
will run free cars to the Crawford Grand
on the night of the opening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
MUSEUM.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Christian Science Bible meeting Al W.
G. I. L. business room sunday al 2.ao p.
IA. All are invited.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

A representative citizen spent an hour or
two in n. +. Niederlander' Office yester-
day. He said: well, L have seen more
business going on here in the past hour
than have for some time in real estate
Office
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The Fairmount motor line has received
two new cars which are better than any
others on their line.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
Legal Notice.

A pound pail ieiIy for 20 ossts .. s T.
Supply %. ee2.s
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The new st. Louis train on the Missouri
Pacific that leaves here at 1880 a. m. is
very much appreciated by the people of
Wichita and vicinity. The train runs
through solid from wichita and is com
posed of a Pullman sleeper, free reclining
chair car. coach and baggage car; arriving
in St. Louis at GAO the next morning, the
same time it did before the change, which
shortens up the time four hours.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

Diamond Joe" Reynolds, one of the
gems of the road is at the Hotel Carey
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

Il. c. Bowlus, wealthy and prominent
citizen of McComb, O., is in the city, the
guest of w. A. Norris, of Morris s. Road
He came here TO look over the city and
was so impressed with its future greatness
as a business and commercial center that
he will remain and open a wholesale har
ness and saddlerv establishment
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

For heauty and durability bay Kansxs
Paint Mfg Co.'S oolcgS; for ssls By Carrots
Bros GH
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The thermometer at midnight stood fifty
degrees above zero.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

On inside improved ci'y property centrally
located. by the :. l. Davidson Mor-gays
company. Of'lrs ia raAr % Cltszsa's bank
Essf
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The county commissioners returned yes
terday from visiting Topeka, st. Louis,
Sherman and GAINESVILLE. They came direct
from GAINESVILLE and report having had a
very pleasant trip. The party WAS joined
at Topeka by Secretary of State L. b.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

See the add of Robert Jackson on eighth
page.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

Mrs. c. p. Gordon, who died recently at
her home in Iowa, will be sent mere for
burial. Mrs. Gordon is the mother of Mrs
Grant of Coldwater, Kansas, also mother
of Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. H. Z. Reed
Her funeral will be held at ii. p. Reed S
the first of the week
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

Col. Balm, who fills the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church this morning and
lectures at p. m. in the same church to
the y. NJ. c. A., and speaks at the Baptist
church in the evening, will be the guest of
Mr. Robert piatt while in the city,
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
N1st~s.

A ~ gal pail Of tine syrup for sL : j
supply Go. -
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

Geo. H. Blackwelder and Lee Taylor
yesterday, entered into partnership in the
insurance business, the style of the firm to
he Blackwelder a. Co. They will have
their office in Mr.. Blackwelder's present
quarters
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
SOCIAL SWIM.
SOCIAL SWIM.
A Resume Of the Social Events for the Week.

- The students rhetorical class of the
Garfield University, using the new society
hall for the first time last Wednesday
evening gave their first entertainment
under the following program admirably.
The university band also discoursed some
eycpl1o,t
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29

The Ghastly Sequel to the Oak Street
Tragedy Horrible Find Tn
earthed,
The CHASTITY Evidence of Cory Crime
Brought to Light-Murder viii
Out,
And the Fortune Teller Correct-Detect
ives on the Trail-Riyerside
Haunted
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-29
WV. ATKINSON,
oPENEp ToNoERow.

&. VI. ACUTE,
SA- HARsUi.ss. C0mmittee
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