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xipsas services .al = observed IN ne

Kissus services VII b observed IN TIE
Aymory.
The je~s reEsssc0sIr and most strictly
Observe fona -Kippur By ssssasnsnx from
als fard-as least all fsrAelites orer he 1gS
Of u are supposed 70 70 do. and The entire
Sabbath day Is sp<ns IN rrsyss - vel -
lxsssrg in ssoasnseHf for sins com nssfsd.
Throughout The 1sy services are bird n
ssosl Intervals. there bring one more ses-
vsrs or Tom Kippur thxa ~ any other les
tIvai Gsy Of the rear.
The frat service os Amusement day VII
commences in The AYucrv ~ p NJ tbs
svsnan. aass vii consist Of prayer sy Esv-
l.. Essenbacn. a. Tscoms. followed By ssrg-
ing. Rev. s. s HyxIss. o. Victoria, b. &,
VII Their deliver a lecture. The se-yice
viii close with the hsnedicrzoa at 30
escsocx-
sssursfay morning the seeond service vii
begin about , O'Clock. II the Aynory. Ihss
il called ChactT1s and i intended TO gre
al chance 70 assemble for the days ser
vices. The same csergymen viii cstseiats az
al the services.
Atff o'ciock there VIII be the reading OF
the ore, or scroll, by the officiating rabbi
At fz O'Clock there viii be . lecture By
Rev. Mr. Hy.Erzx. 70 others taking part
All O'Clock the midday service OF MUS
ssph. viii begin under direction OF kev-
Ns. Essenbach. Following this Is The read
inr Of "the Tore.
The next service Is sn important one.
held bat once = year. This is called ME-
cha. or the service for The dead. when reia-
tres can ask and offer PRAYERS for departed
ones This begins at o'clock.
The closing services are from to p. rn..
and are called Mariv and Mia, consisting
OF prayer and praise. AZ the end OF this
service the shofer i. hiosn.
On the following day. sunday. comes d
series o. holidays. which last a week, rs
than ksglying after the harvest During the
week. on Thursday. the >uccoth. or Feast
OF the Taberuaeies. Is celebrated. This Is
properly observed by the erection OF decor
ated small buildings. composed OF fvigs.
syergreens. flowers. etc In these outdoor
buildings the neighbors assemble and par
take u refreshments.
The closing Of the New Year ceremonies
and HOLIDAYS is called the Simchas-.orah.
or jolliiication OF the Tore. which COM
pletes the reading OF the five Books Of
Moses. and there Is a new beginning OF the
Tore with the New Year On the evening
OF this last day the festival Is closed hy a
bali, 10 be given in the Armory. Thus the
Israelites celebrate the anniversary OF the
beginning of the year and the close Of the
old one
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ANDERSON GOES I'd PORTLAND
IN. sm,osA Fsrrer - Wanted There and
Ala~ In England

Ai1o IN Eng .Ann-
Geo-cs W Anderson. the smooth conn
dence man and forger. goes to Portland
this morning in custody OF Detective
Henry D. Grtfin. OF the Portland police
foyrr. Who arrived here yesterday morning
with . reqaiSiiion from the governor OF
Oregon for his arrest
Andersen was taken into the disfrict
rours Al O'Clock In the afternoon upon the
writ Of habeas carpus issued on Wecnes-
dav. Iron hearing the facts Judge Han
ford remanded the prisoner into TIE Gus
tody OF the officers
II appears that Anderson's forgsries, lar
csnies and confidence operations have been
extended over . number of years and that
his company IS at present desired oy the
officers OF many countries. all the say from
the high sheriff OF Cheshire, England, to
the constable of Judge Tuttie's court IN
Portland. Four years ago he forged cheeks
on and embezzled large amount OF money
from . silk manufacturing firm in En-
gland and then fed TO the
United states. His operations in
this country have been very
extensive. In Portland be worked large
number Of prominent citizens for small
sums by confidence schemes and passed
several forged and worthless checks. There
are now several informations laid against
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feF FAes $50 ssesmer EgeNrvat5aas ca a.
Ss..1s H ss<-s tsSa&s o..es. - see2-. sisess.
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HEHOUROF JUBILEE
Republicans Rejoicing Over
Their Victory.
RATIFICATION NEXT SATURDAY.
peas~nstrassse Exrsssst"ns 81 Hashssi-
$50 prssass~A- ws6s Bsmpsan. Like
stlas Wsgg, Drsss fnto Pe~sry.

The hsa1auarssrs Of The E<p2asicaa
s0uasy eosn rnsssee Of King county. yes.sr-
dxy. were ~ lively - ora aay day tnr5nK
the campaign. Many Of TIE local Tsolitl-
ea=r.s and candidates wore shining Plug
hats. ard the ss6vs7ses 'honorasls" Vas sp-
pied 10 numerous individuals who have
hsresosc-e b<en content with The simple
"Mr." 10 their nsrs<s. Eseryons bad
happy face. though the numerous ysxns
and red eyes indicated thai al had beea I'D
late To hear the returns. The ore cloct
upon the hsas SKY Of ! Splendid Republican
majority vas the probability OF the defeat
Of styatton, candidate for superior Judge
EaTly in the dsy Major Rinehart figured
ont that sssasson had something over
100 majority. bur a. quite . nunter Of pre-
esnet we're set 20 hear from. and some Of
them were knovn 10 Dr. Democratic many
Espsb.ieans admitted that STATIONS cleo
ton vas not a, ali certain.
Chairman Hebron and Secretary
q Hcirry made glad the hearts of numerous
email creditors who had bills for ball rent.
cleaning oat halls, driving teams. posting
balls, distributing tickets. for special
trains. freIgh, and express charges on
Campaign literature. for printing. band
music and giee club music and score Of
other expenses. All OF these visitors went
away happy. though the Republican check.
book was sadly demoraiixed before they
had gone.
Interest In the result o! the FIRST precinct
count vas undated al day. Other pre-
esnois outside OF the city were equally
slow Ia coming in. while the count in the
nth precinct, which Was assgrssily Repub-
for s.ssaf -
ing.
KarEkfCarToS srxT SATURDAY.
The most enthusiastic Republicans are
in favor OF giving grand gioriheation in
the AEmory Saturday. and their counsel
will doubtless prevail. The movement.
though only proposed late In the afternoon,
at once gained the support OF some of the
leaders In the campaign. and arrangements
viii be effected today for the occasion.
III tue Democrats had won. they would
have burned the tosn." sald one OF the
successful candidates. "and | think We are
warranted ia giorifytag little At their ex-
pense.
naMFros IHsFfkEp BY VICTORY.
Wade Hampton was a. pleased over the
result OF tie election as the happiest eandl-
date. He was around ''Sawdust park" and
I'm the Granite block" offices all day
quoting Shakespeare to his friends. One
OF the quotations which met the most
hearty applause ran
''oh. such day.
81 fought, 20 FOLLOWED AMI fairly won
Came no; tsll now 20 digaify the tines,
since Cessr's fortunes"
LlcHrESHEKe scr SURE.
Democratic headquarters yesterday were
forsaken, and the only Democrat TO be
seen on the streets was Mr.. Lichtenberg
lie wore an anxious expression all day and
received the congratulations of his friends
with Wait urtii its sure. IL you please
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him in she several justices courts and the
rol;ce cOur4 Of Portland. and il IS Thought
th.f Other victims wsIl appear when ne -
taken hack.
Anderson last night beesed the ofncers 20
xr.rr him the indiynity Of being hand
cuf.ed. bat be is so smooth that Detective
C;r;fsn viii not trust him 1t Ill and VIII
h.ve his wrist attached to his prisoner
nth a pair Of gives from the time he leaves
seattle to the time he lands him IN JAIL 1t
Portland.
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PASSENGERS LISTS.

OREGON & California-Passed Medio.a
Ell. Campbell, w. H. Waldron and WE
Mr.. Asburg. r. stevens, Mrs. Slverson'
Miss Barross. W. ]. smith. Mr.. Hammond
p. Warner, r. Bunch. Jas Smith, +. Bacon
Mr.. Shultx, n. l. Crowell. p. H. Cronan,
W Caldwell, Mr.. Charles Chcliier. MI.
Kaden. Mr.. Cantreli, B. B. Brown. Miss
Lee. ]. Bell, Mr.. Retbach, Mrs. Montague
and son. Miss Anderson, Mr.. j. Cramp and
child. w. Cramp. j. shoot. ]. Coffman, +.
Wills. +. c. Anderson. w. Borden, John
Rec. X. kinney, c. II. Holden. T. II. Ran
som and wife. Mr.. Fulton. A. Williams,
and forty-one second-class.
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ually for he purros~ = commerce and
rAyisafion-
Thai the tracts are nof VACANT. aHsS
rur:esi or unaprroprissesi iznis. and are
within TIE limits Of the incorporated CITY
o. Seattle
The company contessine Is ready 20
Prove the foregoing allegations af sncn
time ~ the register and receiver nsy name
Tor hearing; and the company asks TO DC
xgsove<I 10 prove the allegations made
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Renewal 81 the telshrstfmm - Helfdays
by 'he ushr~~. sf seattle.
TIE Isss4Sal o; Aoss- kippur. o. the psv
81 Asoaetaens, siil eesia this evening 81
sansaosn, and stll he observed bv the IL.
rselssss 18th several appropriate crrsro-
nies. Because 81 she s1aal rssaus ana tie
large srosd rressas al tie Rosa hs-slss4 roo
services bed IL M scAsisasE. > la. the Ioga.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
T.rnrrian. = caI.,srnl.-

G-scIel excursion trains 20 CaliioTnia
-,istz va .he Missouri PaCihc rzsiszy
tTsfi ossday Dec - and every alteTuz-s
1-etluesIay throughout the winter Cheap
ra.e. and frstciazs acc9utao<3stf of2s,
choice Of route IoE csa 20 VA o..
Worth and r. Pzso or via Pueblo. Denver
ard GaT. lake City All tourists cars Sfe
taken care ~ by firstclass porfsFs who VII
vat on u~szenxers without extra ehArEe-
TIE Missouri Paeiac railway II The zTsNi
ecr,tnsxSs, Evsfsm which coanscfs th7
syres. commercial centsrs AID facn isfsl.
- Missouri. 80 broad corn aid VIA
fields ard thriving towns Arsd cft4sa =
Ksnsss the Fertile river TalisTs Afs1 'FA@s
eeuters q S-oFaska-
In. grand picturesgas and sschshtass
.osn,rY AID the famous mining distress q
CclcrA1o.
The Rxrfcui.urnI. fruit. nslnsrAl aud
.frnh@, lands AID famous Het sgFlags cf
Arkansas ss
TIE bssztisui rolling pralries As-d wood
lands q TIE Indian TsrT7torJ
The agar p.sntsfsoss Of loAisaAA
Th~ cGtto1 ard grsia ae.1S-ssss catsss
rznz~s snd winter resorts 2 aerAs
HIsicr.csi a1d so,aie Ola Aoa ssT As1-
leo AID ferns With iis CONNECTIONS tsss
roorsisr winter roLs.s 20 Afi&onA and Ssls-
so-nia
lrsarruaslou relative - Ary IMP. b1siness
a. z,lsas1rr cal - city tlcbst olsces 10
Nersh Mztr ssge>t. CT st dept. eoEnss
seeonsi ksa H!cElts streets
ER RIxcxiET.
ISl Pass AID I.Gkss ASs2t
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SCIENCE IN BRIEF.

A MEDICAL opinion is that if consumption
was eradicated from cattle it would soon
disappear from the human race. Five per
cent. of English cattle have tuberculosis,
and twenty per cent. of some herds of the
United States are said to be affected.
EXPERIMENTS have proved that the tensile
strength of a wet rope is only one-third that
of the same rope when dry; and rope
saturated with grease or soap is weaker
still, as the lubricant permits the fbers to
slip with greater facility Hemp rope con-
tracts strongly on being wet, and a dry rope
twenty-five feet long Will shorten to twenty
four feet on being wet.
SOME instructive observations on the sup
posed anti-malarial influence exerted by
sunfiowers have been made by the editor
of the Journal Of Pharmacy, who has found
that quarter of an acre of sunf1owers will
exhale in the form OF vapor sixty-ive gal
Ions of water day. This was In June, at a
place where the mean midday temperature
was only seventy degrees Fahrenheit.
OBSERVATIONS have shown that teeth de-
cay in a quite regular order, the lower third
molar being the first attacked, then the up
per, then the lower fourth molar, and so on,
the lower incisors and canine teeth being
tLle IdSt elected upper leelu rs EUIt.
are more durable than lower, right than
left, those of dark persons rather than those
OF blondes, those Of short persons than
those of tall
In recent decision on the cause Of the
changes in magnetic declination, it has been
urged that the European and American
poles are coincidept with the centers Of
greatest cold for the two continents. This
being the case, the shifting of the magnetic
poles is attributed to the same series OF
astronomic and geologic causes which pro-
duce the secular changes in climate, the
ory which will hardly commend itself to
general acceptance.
The London Standard of a recent date
had an account Of German doctors inves-
legations as to the size of mems and women 5
( hearts. The masculine heart weighs more
aud is larger than that possessed by the
/ fair sex. A heart, It would appear, grows
most quickly during the first and second
/ years of life. ard between the second and
! seventh years it doubles in size. Until after
| the fiftieth birthday the cart still grows a
| little In childhood the male and female
| heart are the same size; but after manhood
/ the masculine heart develops much more
! than the female, and ends by being two
square inches larger than the latter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.

SOME read TO think, these are rare: some
TO write, these are common; and some
read 70 talk, and these form the great ma
lority.
TIE young man who, while ne makes one
dollar, spends dollar and one cent is on
the sure road either to bankruptcy or the
penitentiary.
A POLITE man is one who listens with in
terest 10 things he knows all about. when
they are told by person who knows moth
ing about them
DoN,r WORRY Remember that care once
killed a cat, and if il can xiii an animal with
nine lives. how much more easily II can XII
You. with only one.
To SHREK Historically over child in
danger or 10 wiring ones hands helpless.y
over an injured friend, may be showing
love in way, but most OF US IN time OF
trouble would prefer 10 receive Il II more
practical Il less ostentsuous torI
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stocks today were $3.50 shares.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, March 2G.-Wheat was quiet
and dull today, the feeling unsettled and
prices subject to sudden and frequent
changes without much trading, which was
particularly the case in the May future.
MAY delivery is getting to be fancy trade
and parties wishing to sell found 1t diff
cult to do SO without causing sharp
break and the same can be said of parties
irving to purchase, when q rapid advance
would result. An order for ., 900 bushels
of May caused prices to advance from
ei.0115 to S102 before the order was filled.
Operators are getting out of May and the
trades remaining are mostly blocks or
lines which operators evidently intended
to carry through. May opened firmer and
advanced &c, declined &c, then advanced
PIC. declined nc, fiuctuated and closed
ebout &c higher than yesterday. July at
tracted the principal attention and opened
at yesterdays closing, declined &c, ad-
vanced nc, closed firm and 114c higher
than yesterday.
There was but little interest manifested
in corn, trading being on limited scale
and confined almost entirely TO room oper-
ators within &c range. The feeling was
steady, though at times an easy tone was
displayed, but prices did not show any
material change from yesterday.
In eats an increased business was trans
acted and a higher range of prices secured.
Early offerings were light, several opera
tors taking hold and by vigorous bidding
caused an advance of 12@3sc on May and
lI@8Zc on June. Parties tried TO sell and
decline of &c resulted for a time, but
then an increased demand from large
short produced frmer feeling and rally
of q &c resulted in May, the close being firm
at outside figures, $s@35c over yesterdays
sales.
In pork good business was transacted in
May and July and the market was strong.
Opening sales were made at 50715c de-
cline, but prices quickly rallied 20@25c.
AT this improvement there was more pres
sure and prices declined 7l%@l0c. Near
the close the market was active and prices
rallied l5@171Ic, closing firm. Trading
was firm in lard and the feeling was com
paratively steady. Prices ruled 719@l0c
higher. A comparatively light business
was reported in ribs and the market eX-
hibited only slight changes. Prices ruled
71f@10c higher
The leading futures ranged:
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St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. March Is.

FLOUR-Quiet and easy So. - Nav carly
WHEAT here was sharp decline IN MAY I or,as
breakinr markets at other points dun anu LOVE-
cables and fine weather bringing out pressure 10
sell but reaction ioo"ea anu cs6 SslSJ5tc
Nay. ss94c closed 5ssso24c asked; 5Hne &c,
closed Sic; August 7S5s@7s5sc closed i9;c pa.
C0RNQuet but steady S nne a1G1c Closed
1j31c bid; June Sl$s23l19c closed 5iss bia, oss
si9Isc closed S29s@S2E7c bid; August 0''3S''7so'
iOSATS@Dull. No cash 2511c bid; May 2f3sS26a4c
bid.
RYE-Nothng doing.
Authenticated ,-,,
HAY-Oferings still in excess OF demand fiai-
RE IS G0dG 5G timothy So JlaSl2 VI.
FLAX SEED-Quotable al 81 80. . ,..;
IEAD-More doing; refined, So Is; soft missouri
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged; creamery z'S
25c; dairy, 20s2! &c;
EGGS-Steady. demand good, o59c
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 81 Us.
PROVISIONS-Strong.i in small demand
PORK-sl2 IS
LARD-Prime steam nominal, s. 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
KANSAS CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS blI1f III
The Live Stock Indicator reports; con ,,,.
CATILE-Receipts 3.7UE shipments lu" , Marher
strong active and higher on COWS ana snippiis
steers stockers ana feeders unchanged uo9 9 "
choice corn fed - 9JG4 81: common 10 meulull
<; G0l8 IS; stockers and feeders. 81 tOS5 ~ COWS
81 7512 -. . ,o uorlet
slow weak and lower. GoOt to choice, - 0@1 Uo'
common to medium 81 2594 % ,,,et
SHFEP-Receipts 45 shipments none, Marcy
etronT and active Good to choice muttons ~ 70
IA So common 10 medium & JOeS w.
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II IouiS Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, Marcn 20
CaTTT ,F-Receipts 600 shipments none Market
etrongar. choice native steers s. Shrl "; lalr 70
GOOD II iOa3 GE stockers and feeders ar 10 eoou;
% l6d3 10: rangers corn fed s27O@3 bg grass leu
81 0AG5 o. o ,rorl-at
HO(IS-Receipts $780, shipments none MaTke6
easier. choice heavy and butchers selections ~
al ~ packing. medium to prime 81 o5@o 'G Hsh'
trades ordinary to best, 4 1OtGi So ,,,a.
SHEEP Receipts 800; shipments NONE MAJ N'O
strong: fair to choice 81 0O@4 ~,
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, March e.
The Drovers journal reports
CATTIE-Receipt. 500 shipments $500. Market
closing easy Beeves - GOA 81 aoekers ana IeeG a
ers 81 35a3 IS: cows bulls and mixed 81 OV&s' w.
mill al e. 25Gl2 10: Texas cattle - GtG3 %.
HOGS2Receipts 1900 shipments, dots MARKET e
slow IGc lower. closing bad Mixed e. 92%7 s s'
SHf,EP-R Receipts 9GGE shipments 2,WU Mark SET
steady Mattress 50 00Gl5 0: western d OoS4 80
lambs :. 1Oa5 50.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. ". Hawn & Co.. grain and COM
mission merchants =.
WICHITA, March %.
wuFAT-No 2 soft. s76sSc: No. 2 hard tllS5!c.
C6PN|No , white 255s &c; No. mixed, Z5tg-hc;
OGTS-No' white 231s92ic; No. mixed lsGZZc
RYE-:sc.
HAYS j095 90.
Furnished by Oberne Hosick d Co: m
HIDES-Green 81 5Od3 jG green salt, s. Ws3 tg
try sailed, iSl0c; green pe!ts' 4VS''c' uiS P1' ~
l2c -, - . olzc
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New YORK Money.

New YORK. March ..
Money on call easy at per cent; last loan per
cent: closed offered at = -, -.
3rime mercantile paper 4l&64 per cent. -.
sterling exchange dull but firm VITA actual Dnsl-
mess al 81 $50 for 10 day bulls and o. eo14 Tor ae-
lnand.
Stocks weak. orc ,7o -,
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
RELIEF CORPS,

Woman's Relief Corps No 40 AUX. TO Garfield
Post No % meets first and third Tuesdays in eact
month in Garfield Hall at 2:30 p. N. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited to attend.
MRS NJ. w. BUCKNER, President.
MRS, II. A. SToNER, Secretary. e5-u
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
DE- Z. EMMA CORR.

Home for Ladies during Confinement Strictly pri-
waite when so desired Letters Of inquiry conaden-
tial and answered Immediately receipt OF same
IL South Ida avenue, Wichita, Kansas. sl-en'
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

Selling out Kali paper and window
shades ~ cost. r. T. Martin, lit y.
Nfarker sfrcet Ce5-tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
Coal Dealers

Scale books, coal tickets, etc, for sale at
this office Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Address The Wichita
EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. 1otf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

Wedding and PARTY Invitations. en-
Cured or printed, 40 tns Wichita EAsLE
-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

Cash quotations we're follows
ELOUR-UnChanged.
WHEAT-No. > spring 9959a}4c; No. 3 spring
p6a9,c; No , red, q9%y9l4c,
CORNING. =, iuC.
OATS-No. 2sC.
klE-No. !. 4elec.
FLAX SEED-Sl 81 bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-prime, IS bid.
PoRh-Si2 55a y 20.
IAkD-Sa u5ss1 era
SHORT RIBS-S6 2slJ6 81
SHOULDERS-D-y salt - 50le5 "a
SHORT CLEAR-SG 50l6 62-s,
WHTSkN-SI as.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
FOB REyT-NIsCELLAEE0Us

U-GE RENT-Eso-sssz~ ssors c9- s-rzozs 20 sszkr
r. AZ ssesrsrr sg1-s ru1rz- sfrr 2 On ccgasr -
IBaz-.-s AZ Iaprs-scs sEeE<fs5 xlfc sssss4 ID
- cf-re- -pa-r xr T. Ez4szs~.1. 500 a. s14x-
N q EET ~Aics UnAs The raa -
tk~owe te-srssr. III csup<s~-.iss1 pa ~
sr.l = Apply 70 x D. keTs. oSsT - z. IsSz< sss
IsoR REST-f-Avesl Il ikss1 aseEesH i.ta Nad ssiss
II al Celt1 All 1s@-sf -ss- sz.t2es@ scr xrTsszs-
lzS re fe-ns a.. - ss.srrss 1ts i-s1.zsz ave
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
r. NJ. CONKLIN. NJ. D..

General Practitioner of Medicine. Surgery, Gynaec-
ology and Obstetrics. Particular attention given to
chronic and private diseases Cure of Plies Fistuia
and All diseases of the rectum specially Office,
rooms and 10 Zirnmerly Block telephone lilo; resi-
dence. 2O1 ) Lawrence avenue. ONCE hours. 3 to Il
a m: to and to pr ui-u
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

TIL. popular line tor California. Oregon
Washington territory and al Pscite coast
poIuts s the Missouri Pacific. 1T SoosE
Houts" 4S%4
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
New York Produce.

New York Produce
NEW YORK. March c6.
wHEAT-Qulet 165Gaic lower, weak; No. red 50
&.0iec.
CoRN-DuIl easier; No. ,. 42lses2i.c
OAIS-cuieL easier; mixed, 98a2Cl4; white. $50
SIC
CoFFEE-options lower; sales s}0o0 bags; spot
weak ~ I>i.C.
SDGAR-Firm. quiet.
fGtiS-Wet<er: l06llc.
BUTTEI;-Nyeak ex, ept for choice; l2&25c.
SHEESE-Oull, unsettled; 9}sSl.iaC.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

A GENTS WANTED-In every city and town in
"A the United States Except in state of Kansas 10
sell to lawyers just the BOOK every lawyer needs;
endorsed 10y lawyers everywhere; Sc Is at sight;
delays necessary, book be delivered when
sale is made. Applicants must be able to furnish
reference when required. Full particulars free.
Address the Wichita Eagle. Wichita, Kan 1-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27

RUTTER-Hss easy: fancy creamery. 9tS.2iC
choice to iue 3s2lc; me dairy, Ns2lc choice lS&
&c
EGGS-Weak; l0sl2lqc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Live stock Market.


r--r,tsbod b,- Ditmars Vor1s 81 Nandiveri Live
c,toci. Comrmission Merchants.I
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS, March 20
nh. toIlowinp charges and rules govern these os
ras Varaaeye on hogs &c per head; on citIlte ~
va sbaen &c Raw 81 per cwt.: corn &c per ~.
III issfons-s5 per on hogs cattle DC per
tad. ne head on wagon hogs and - per ca, On
neu, II" 1nsnectors dock pregnant sows ~ and stays
1pounds. o.rrrr
m. ,eceInts were barely enough TO supply the
i me tbe oua litr.was good and everything sofa
~ steady and strong prices. Butcher sVocA was
higher. 90 ofzs Al
Best shipping steers rTS2 Is
and feeders 80
choice COWS and heiferS C51s9 "
Gnod COWS and heferS. 80 an
$50
Rul -'-'''' .
HOGS.
The receipts today were more llDeral t'ii ~
ne daT,s mast ali the roads coming IN with t1lelT
ssbare Notwithstanding the fact that statesmen na
ftn-no.t from q nick!e TO dime from }estefuNH >
nrleaS; trading brisk, and an early c4e'i ioe
made. q, an az
Cboice heavy al "a AZ
Choice light. * "a. "a
Good mixed - W. -
Note-The commission on hogs VIII De % per edi
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-27
DR.. ST0NER

Physician and Surgeon. Womens'. Chfldrens' and
skin Diseases specially. Physician TO tie Wichits
Childrens Home OEce. Znulsrly block. rooms 5
10 Is first floor take elevator. once Telephone, 10
residence lis Consultation free. SIT