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TILE CHUCHES

The Salvation Army-Saturday June 5,
grand ice cream festival, every body come.
Meetings on Sunday as usual except in the
evening when two candidates will farewell
for the field, also Cadet Pennington and
Captain Bennett will farewell from
Wichita. Everybody come, bring your
friends. CAPTAIN AGNES BENNETT.
ChiIdrens' day will be observed in the
Emporia avenue II. T. church, corner En-
poria avenue and Morris street. tomorrow
at II g. n. and p. N. The exercises viii
consist Of Rotations and songs by the lit
tie folks. The morning exercises VIII De
under the direction OF Jas. Allison, sup
erinteddent of the Sabbath school, and the
exercises in the evening will be under the
direction OF the pastors wife, Mrs ,. W.
Richards.
Central Christian Church-At II a. n
Chancellor Everett will preach the baecal-
aureate sermon. At p. m. l. c. McPber-
son. as representative OF the Bible de-
partment of Garfield University, Will de-
liver sermon. Sunday school az $50 g.
n. Y. P. ). c. E. at ?. n. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 5. Teachers
meeting Friday evening at the Office ot D.
5. Pence.
Friends church, on Cleveland avenue,
near Dougias-Regular services az II
O'Clock a. m, and az s O'Clock P. N. Sab
bath school st $50 O. m Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening a. O'Clock
SUNDAY. June 9th, will Be Children's
Day at Plymouth Congregational church,
corner OF Second and Lawrence.-Specla al
music, Rotations and responsive readings
viii give character 10 the services. They
open st 10245 a. N. The church viii be
made fair with flowers, and al are re-
ouested TO wear button-hols bouquets
Children may be presented tor baptism az
the morning service. Friends Of tie
Plymouth church Will be glad TO join IL
the JOYS OF the day. Come, let us live for
our children. 5 z. AILLIEAs, Pastor.
Church of Christ Scientist Regular
services, IL the Garfield opera house, sun
day afternoon 81 3.aa Sunday school al
go. Al are invited 20 inset with us IN
these services
II a 70, az Garfield opera house. Sspo-
leon Hoaglant, minister. Subject: "A
Religious Novel" Sunday school ct 10 =
n. Mr. J. ?. Campbell, superintendent
Everybody welcome.
NARROWER Congregational Church,
Fairview avenue and Fourteenth streets
Preaching az rs by Chas- A FORBES, Of
the Chicago Theological Seminary. Sub
ject: Lessons froz4 job" Sunday
~ Praysr-Eaeetiug g. 745 THURSDAY
evening. Tie pablo Is cordially invited
20 amp Of these services
Episcopal, g. Johns Cnnrch-Seviees
on Sunday a. Il n II ard p N sun
day School Et e-39 T. n, conducted by
Chester Z. Adams, exhorter in charge.
First " Z Church-Rev. Z. Thomas
Savin. pastor Preaching by the pastor 81
1893 q IA and 7s45 p. n CIass-faeetisg
at a. n Sunday ochoo. a. 2-o3 p m
Rer. Warren Joansoa VIII preach 70
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court. Gilleis. Who has been CO trial FOR
some time, was foand guilty and gnsd as
aud cots lie at first said that lie would
appeal the case. bat upon seoond thought
gave up the idea and paid the amount. in
all about sla
The case against Day fer selling liquor
and that against Mccormick for petty
larceny we're both ctntinuei until tLia
forenoon.
JUSTICE CoriT
William Wallace, The colored man VITO
grabbed the purss from Ats Aucha0ody
on North Topeka, was yesterday taken
before Justice Barrsit gpoa a wsrrzas
sworn cut by Tom NcSansa=a charging
him with robbery. His hearing was con-
nenced but continued until tbs morning
J. II. Eaksn was yesterday brought be-
fore Justice keenan,. charged With al a.
sauI. upoa 6. y. Kodsbsggh.
COMMON PIE42
Frank McDaYit. "a. :. 3 Weer1s: jaaZ-
rsent for plaintiff for tzss5 @.
Lillia o. vinton -. " II. Nlnu4ck.
continued q accourt q sickre4s u plain
a9
John =. Far1eIl va Kansas FarnlsgTa
com ps1y: dismissed az coss % plaintiff
Jadge BaiSerstea vii hear uosions ssd
dSnurrrers al today. re Is especially cs-
sirous Il disposlng 0. al ths rso:.ozs CO
the docket
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IS. HUTCHINSON.
GARFIELD UNIVERSITY PRIZE DECLA-
NATION CONTEST.

Last evening the prize defamation con-
test Of representatives from each Of the
three literary societies was given il the
society hall at the university. Notwith-
standing the iuclemeut weather a fair
sized audience was assembled and it is
needless TO say were well repaid for their
presence. The representatives OF the re-
speculative societies were as follows: J. o.
Law and T. F. Williams, Of the Edmund
Burke society; Myrtle Carr and Clara
Bruch. Of the Stella Crinitas; J. H Jones
and II. o. Smith, Of tie Pe-iclesiaa So
ciety.
Each Of the contestants had decIama-
tons il which the points Of oratory were
well brought out The topics were as
follows:
J. o. Law-The Old Settlers Story.
Myrtle Carn-Bernardo Del Caspio.
J. II. Jones-On Board the Cumberland
F. F. Williams-The Last Banquet
Clara BVuch-Asleep az tie Switch.
II. o. Smith-Tne Doom OF Clsudius
Cynthia,
The prizes were: First, sI5.oo: secord,
5000; third. s50a The contestants were
well selected and no two il the audience
had the same opinion as 70 whom the
prizes would fall The decision CT the
judges gave the first prize 70 Miss Clara
Brucb, second 20 Mr.. T. +. Williams a.d
third 70 Mr. J. II. jones. and Was ge1er-
ally satisfactory, as X gave prize 20
representative Of each society.
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THE COURTS.
DIsTRIG corET.


T. B. Marsh VS.. Oleon Z. Hobbs; tudg-
ment for plaintiff for 81, 1I7e0.
Kansas National bank VS.. s. ". Ford ct
e.; Judgment for plaintiff
w. II. Kaeiser vs.. r y. Slosser; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $3.50 against de-
fendaut.
ia. Doran VS.. c. H. Hoffman ct al;
judgment for plaintiff against Z. l. and
Z. z. Hoffman FOR S412S0-
Josephine Hardey VS.. Mark T. Hobson;
Judgment for plaintiff for 81 ,255.
The Milford Five Cent Saving bank Va
Enos Barrett ct al; judgment for plaintiff
against Enos and Periine Barrett for
81 ,324; on cross petition OF Enos Barrett "a.
Chas. Roth for sc. 6509s.
Lizzie u. johnson vs.. John II. Baldwin
ct al; Judgment for plaintiff against John
Y. Baldwin for s53J %: tud2neu. On cross
petition in favor CT c. r Miller " Cora
P. Freeman, George 8 Freeman and John
II. Baldwin FOR $3.50.
Samuel GoIds;eia =. Z z Kennedy p:
al: Judgment In favor ot the plaintiff fcT
se0e.01
Charles Avery vs.. Morgan BroS.s dis
missed az cost Of plaintiff without pre5u-
dice
Chicago Lumber consauy vs. L Il Mar
shall, seitisd
J.R- Taylor vs. Joseph Goodwin ct al.
dismissed without prs3u6.cs At cost q
plaintiff
Citizens bank Of Sedg~ick vs- y. Il
Deroing e. a.: verdict ior p!aiatis foE
si41
s. ". Cooper rs Louis Exrtsr AID
Suedley Daring. judgment IA favor Of
plaintiff for az ., AgEiDs: Louis Hz-tst.
On cro4s petition II favor cf Snsclsy Das-
Lcgsoa fo- tls50
". -. kzsissr IS SESa3 EogeY e. al.
Judgment IN favor o. plai1.ss Cor s3S1
: w. Cooper Va William a. A!ag =. a.
iue zmen. for plaintiff against William
King and sophia King AID for Snsdiey
Darlington against sai1 cstendacta soE
s5<9
Sue6IeT DzriIsgtoa "a Walter s SseI1
81 a. Judgment .or plaintiff 20, 81 90
~ Cannon vs. Elizabeth V. Kso3ea. =
sealed rer1Ict returned before adjourn
uerL
District eourE VIII sd i01r1 July 2 Al
tosueyz nEsr prepara eases made and
journal ea.rsez before thai time
POLICE oCEET.
Yesterday was , very qas@t Oar Is this
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morrow a. II .. m. at the United Brethren
church. Sabbath school at go p NJ
preaching in the evening by the pastor.
ID. K Steines. Subject: Where TO Live. +"
First Baptist Church, corner OF Market
and First streets-C- W. Read, pastor.
Seyicss at II g. N. and s p. N. The pulpit
will be filled az both services by a brother
Of the pastor, Rev. j. H Read, D. D.. of
Moline, III. Sunday School at 2:3o p. m
Young peoples meeting at z .. m.
Dodge Avenue II. E church-W. J. Tull,
pastor. Glass meeting at 10 g. M Preach
ing at Ii u N. and p. n. Sunday school
at ESQ .. m, James Allison, superintend-
emf. All are invited
Perkins Presbyterian church-Burton
Car works. W. II. Robinson. pastor. In
the morning at Ii o'clock the pastor will
evening at 5 O'Clock Children's day service.
Sabbath school p. m. Y. P. 5. c L
prayer meeting p. IN, Miss Clara E. Bid
well viii lead the meeting.
The Fourth Congregational church
Corner Fifteenth and Tyler streets. Rev.
Festus Foster, pastor. Sunday school ar
1000 a. IN. Preaching at IL a n. aud 5. p.
m. Children's day exercises next Sunday.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
First Presbyterian church, First and
Lawrence streets-Servicss tomorrow as
morning services at 1880 instead of IL
O'Clock; Y. p. c. E. services at 6:35 p. m;
evening service at O'clock. The Rev.
James H. Brookes, d. D., Of St. Louis,
Will preach at both services. The install
lation of Rev David Winters as pastor
Of the First church viii take place IN con-
uection with the morning service. The
charge to the pastor will be given by the
Rev. S. B. Fleming. of this city. The
charge to the church will be given by Rev.
Mr.. Miller. of Winfield.
Oak Street Presbyterian church. Rev.
". L Doole. pastor-Children's day ser
vice at II a. m; Sabbath school at $50,
Prof. Z. p. ShuH, superintendent; Y. Z.
5. c. E. at $50 p. M; usual service at $
p. M; weekly prayer meeting On Thurs
day evening.
The gospel meeting will be held at Ply
mouth Congregational church at p. IA,
Sabbath Leader, Miss Rilla Taylor; Sub
ject, Not Doing is Undoing."
Y. NJ c. A-Rev. James II. Brooks, d.
D., of st. Louis. viii speak at the mems
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
in brick church, corner Lawrence avenue
and First street.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
o. s. Smith, of Philadelphia, is in the
city.
G. w Apply was yesterday up from
Harper.
w. r. Johnson was yesterday down from
Topeka.
in. Mcconnell, of Lincoln, Neb., is in
the city.
Nv. Casey, OF Mount Etna., Ia, is in
the city.
Judge Blackburn was yesterday up from
Anthony.
&c Raney was yesterday here from
Anthony.
y. G. Bremen, of Doniphan, was here
yesterday.
Frank Ollenger was yesterday down
from Newton.
G. f. West, of Fort Wayne, was an ar
rival yesterday.
LII. Thiving was here from Arkansas
City yesterday.
H. H. Aller and Geo. T. Link, Chicago,
are In the city.
Robt Z. Woodson, St. Louis, was an
arrival yesterday.
C. G. Schumacher, of Corsicana. was an
arrival yesterday.
Harry Newman and VIM. T. Palmberry,
were arrivals yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Jewett, Buffalo,
were arrivals yesterday.
T. Howard Suley, United States geolo-
gical survey, IS in the city.
g. A Kewoyer and J. W. Hearne were
here yesterday from Leon.
DR.. Wilson returned yesterday from
Tulula, H., where he has been for several
deys.
Miss Ella Strickland, of Clearwater, is
visiting Miss Jennie Guyer, of the West
side.
Bion Hutchins, OF Kingman, was in the
city yesterday, getting apparatus for in
speeding oil.
Miss Udora Woods, step daughter of
Major Powell, returned yesterday from
Betheny college.
Mrs Hebron, of Kinsley Kan, wife Of
the editor of the Kinsley Mercury, and
Miss Julia Hempsey. of Mt. Hope, We're il
the city yesterday.
F. McDavit, Denver. Col; L. W. Keep,
Garden City; VI. N. Nash. Auburn, \. Y;
4. I. Metcalf, St. Louis; G. Mansfield,
Guthrie, l. T.; John S. Gilmore, Fredonia,
Kan; W. H. Ridpath and A. c. Walker,
New York, are at the Metropole.
l. NJ. Fountaine, Arkansas City; j. g.
Morse, Newton; L. a. Garrett, Springfield,
Ills; j. B. Hall and wife, Denver; \. 7.
Hickey, H d. Bond, Rochester. \. Y;
Chas. Walker, New York; Z. r. Ash
baugh, Chicago; q. T. Fitzgibben, kerby
Smith, Kansas City, are at the Carey.
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TILE CLIPPERS AT HUTCHINSON.

The Clippers arrived home from Hutch
inson last night at 10 o'clock.
They report having very good game
but were defeated by the combined forces
of Hutchinson and her neighbors by a
score Of to 10.
The game was played at the base ball
park, and was called at o'clock, lasting
one hour and forty-fiye minutes, and was
witnessed by good sized crowd.
Some exceedingly good plays were made
by the Clippers, notably by McAdams,
Hartley and johnson. Cashard pitched
well. The Clippers outplayed the Hutch
inson's at the bat, their pitching was bet
ter but their errors in the field were numer-
Gus and costly. 1t is the first away-from-
home game that the boys ever played with
a professional team and they showed a
clear case of unstrung nerves.
The positions OF the players were as fol-
lnvs.
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JUNE ora, CHILDREN'S DAY.

Tomorrow will be Children's Day. In
every city in our land, the churches, and
especially the Congregational churches,
will direct the regular order of worship,
and the sermons and the services be framed
to suit the little ones.
Plymouth church. on North Lawrence
avenue, has arranged very pretty exer-
else prepared for the occasion. The pulpit
viii be banded with flowers, and the
scripture reading and responses have been
chosen with care. The songs that are TO
be sung are new, and the school sings them
well. The pastor. Mr.. Millikan, will be In
the pulpit and the children in the front
pews. The older members of the congre-
cation will be seated behind the children,
when they will listen and taken part in
what VIII be most interesting and pleas
ant service
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The usual meeting of the board of trus-
tees of the Wichita university was held
Thursday afternoon. There were present
D. B. Shuey, J. H. Brown, S. A. Alt, Rev.
j. W. Love, DR.. Joseph Coblentz, w. H.
Rauch, T. f. Stanfer, James Fulmer, l.
d. Skinner and c. S. Eickholtz. Matters
of much interest 10 Wichita were con-
sidered, and very favorable report for
the past year was received. The outlook
for the university for the coming year is
very promising.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

The concert TO be given Monday night.
June 10. at the Garfield opera house, by
Miss Lillian Hamblin promises 10 be not
only interesting TO musicians, but enter
tanning and enjoyable 70 the general pub
lie The program is composed of numbers
from the classical and romantic song mas
ters- The chor1ses from Stabat Mater
and hose Maiden are strong and well
finished, being made up of some Of the
best voices in our city, and also many old
musicians who have often appeared as
sololsts before our people Miss Hsmblin
needs no eulogy. The Wichita audiences
have so repeatedly enjoyed and applauded
her singing, that her ability as a fine artist
and thorough musician give the stamp of
genuine merit TO the program. That her
concert viii receive the hearty support
and solid appreciation it so richly deserves,
there can be no doubt.
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APALACE HORSE CAR.

The Burton Stock Car company has con-
tracted to build at its Wichita shops a
perfected" palace horse car for C. j.
Hamlin, president of the American Gu
cose company, of Buffalo, \. Y. The car
will be for private use, ana will be used
for the transportation Of his sixteen
horses, valued at ESQ, 900. This car will
be equipped with passenger trucks, steel
wheels, Westinghouse automatic brake
Miller & Janney interchangeable buffers
and monitor roof.-Louisville (ky.) Com
mercial
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TODAY'S ELECTION.

The Sixth ward election of councilman
today it is thought will be attended with
fair amount of interest. The election
will be at the Sherman house. the same
place used by the second precinct of the
First ward. Tickets are out for members
of the school board. AS will be seen in the
report of the school board proceedings last
night, that matter was discussed.
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BOARD MEETING.

The monthly meeting OF the trustees OF
the Y. VI. c. A. organization was held
Friday morning ct the rooms on First
street. There were present OF the trustees,
Imboden, Rutau. Rauch. Lawrence, David
son and Stanley. Many reports were rs
ceived and adopted. and important action
in reference 70 the years work work was
determined upon
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a. G. Forney, of Belle PLANE, sold two car
loads of last years wheat to one OF WIch-
ita's firms yesterday. The wheat is of
superior grade Mr.. Forney, who called
on the EAGLE, says that he never saw such a
wheat acreage nor such fine wheat as
Sumner county shows this year, most of
which Is now ready for the reapers.
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Y. N. c. A.

Efforts are being made to make the
mems meeting tomorrow red letter one.
Rev. James H Brookes, of ST. Louis. wiz
speak on Inspiration" This will be the
first time that the subject has been pre-
sented in this city by DR.. Brookes. The
cooperation of ali interested is requested
IN spreading this notice, so that all men.
young or old. who would like TO hear the
lecture may know. and avail themselves
Of this opportunity. The meeting will be
held in the usual place, brick church cor
ner Lawrence avenue and First street.
Seats free No collection.
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HEAVY STOKH.

VIII Beatty and r Troop came IL trotr
Kingnan last evening and reported very
heavy rain along the line OF tie Wichita IS
Western. When fifteen miles east o.
Kingnan they report having Witnessed
two very dark and threatening funnel
shaped clouds travelling as rapid rate
from southeast 10 northwest. AID seemed
20 be near Eingua1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

H. c. Canlbell. Of Center county. Penn
sylvania, brother OF Hon. l. p Campbell,
of this city, and J. B. Williams, of Tyrone,
same state, are visiting Wichita and the
great Arkansas valley. These gentlemen
acknowledge that they are Slightly mashed
on this country and this city.
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RADIY RCRNED.

Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 Mr.. Dean,
at the City carriage shop, South Main,
happened to need some ammonia, and
turning TO shelf took down quart bot
tie full of the stuff. Hardly had it come
to level with his face when the stirring
up it had received in its then heated con-
dition forced the cork out violently and
quite quantity OF the liquid flew into his
eyes and throat and was inhaled into his
nostrils. while his tongue was burned raw.
Mr.. Geo. Bradshaw and another gentle
man noticed him and hurried him 10 DR..
Whitlock's Office, just opposite. where his
pain was alleviated as much as possible.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

Ex-MaYor Allen arrived home from Law
renee last evening where he had been in
attendance upon the meeting of the State
Pharmaceutical society. The class to he
examined consisted of forty applicants for
pharmacists and nineteen for assistants.
Twenty of the former were successful and
seventeen of the latter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

The Boston Store initiated their new
awning last evening by spreading it for
the accommodation Of large number OF
pedestrians who were sheltered from the
rain under its capacious folds.
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GENERAL MYERS STAFF.

The following persons received commits
sions yesterday from Governor Humphrey
as officers on General Murray Myers staff:
John A Wallace. captain and assistant
adjutant general; John a. Doran, captain
and assistant quartermaster general:
Howard u. Davis, first lieutenant and
aide-de-camp; Leroy p. Taylor, first lieu
tenant and aide-de-camp
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

Hon. E p. Thompson, who was in the
city yesterday and called, informs US that
the Mr.. Rodgers who was SO foully muir
dered at Topeka is & cousin who formerly
was very intimate in his relations with
his, Mr.. Thompson's, family, and that the
tragedy proved very shocking TO them.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

o. j. Stanton, well known here, has ac-
cepted position as engineer with Gedkey
Brothers. Stanton is an old railroad en-
gineer and will no doubt make a success
of his new employment.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

rates OF advertising shall be low those Of
any other paper OF equal value as an advertising
medium
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
Entered in the postoice at Wichita second class
matter and entered for transmission through the
mails such.
Eastern ONCE at Room As Tribune Building, New
York, where all contracts for foreign advertising
viii be made and where files Of the paper can De
seen. 5. {. Beckwi1h. Agent
All notices for entertainments OF any kind in
which an admiUtance fee Is required Will be charged
the OF five per line per day; and must
he classified and viii not be run as pure reading
matter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

r. G. Dunn & Co., through their agen-
cies IN this country, Canada and England,
are taking up subscriptions for the relief
Of sufferers from the Pennsylvania foods.
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LAND OFFICE BLANKn

We have a full line of land Office blanks
Of all descriptions. Orders viii be filed
and sent by return express.
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MONUMENTAL BLANKS.
We have supply Of non-mineral blanks
at this Office for Oklahoma filings.
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Hon. W. B. Perkins, congressman from
the Missouri district, has been spending
two or three days in the city, and is q
guest at the Metrepole.
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