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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Proclamation.
epe3iaIsa b t M II n g..

9a in Ter 8erfammlung bes Gtabt.
ratbs. gebalten am IL. Mdr3 1889, Elm
geri9t oes @omites fir @traBeu unb
Briden angenommen purbe, in pel=
dem es borgeieben mar, DAB eine Mbs
fimmung gu benz 3tpede beranitaltet
peroe, ben Wiqen Der steuer3abler su
erfabren, Db bieielben getpi(f ober ni6t
getpiat fno, BOB bic 5ta6t fur 3neibuns
bert unb flnf5ig tauienb ($25O, O00)
Dollars, auf (20-30) stpan3ig bis
breibig Sabre (5%) finf pro3entige
Bombs ausgeben fo0e fiir ben 3med,
Die peri6iebenen StraBen Der @tobt au
mafabamifiren Ober an~berpeitig 3u
berbefern.
gu bieiem 3pede belfimme i'd,
BrDan Gallagher, 8%irgerMeifer Der
9tabt San Nntonio, fraft Der Ma9t,
Die mir bur6 ben @barter llnb Die Or.
%binan3en Der 9tabt uno in uebereins
timmung nit Seetiou 43 bes amenbirs
ten Stabt : CHARTERS, angenDmnen arx
4. Mdr3 1885, perlieben 1T, baB cine
Nbitimmuag gebalten tDerbe ON
Samstag, ben 20. 4pril1 1889,
I'm iber bieie Sadie au entfdeiben.
Die WablpldBe in ben beri9iebenetl
Warbs perben pom 8 ubr Morsens Big
6 ubr Mbenbs ge6Hnet fem uno 3tuar
on ben folgenoen Srten:
Warb No. l: 6aupt Poliseifation
auf benz Militatp pla3a. Wablbors
fbenber: Gtmon &6nigbeim.
Warb No. 2: @de Oft. unb OoIos
roia StraBe. WablporiBenber: eli
Mman6.
Warb $50. 8: gde 2areoo> uuo Welis
6ouitcn : StraBe. Wablporfbenber:
Sobn Stappenbed.
Warb go. 4: &rii9's 9aue. WabI.
porfiBenoer: s. 8iQemain.
Warb No. 5: @ommers @arten,
gde Nbenue . unb 10. StraBe. WabI.
borfibenber: Sobn @tebens.
Waro SO. 6: gde Gin. unb Nolan.
StraBe. Wablborfbenber: Winiam
S. page.
Warb SO. Z: gde Matagoroas unb
Ulctorta : StraBe. WablpDrfbenber:
@bas. u. 9ennn.
Warb SO. s: POI enb alamo.
StraBe, @de 8iQita ; @traBe. Wabls
borfiBenber: g. %. McNQifer.
Steueraabler molen ibre @timmen
sf IT" ober rgegem bic proprof=
tion" abgeben.
Die Wabl uiro absebalten unb oas
&eiultat ermittelt nerben in lleberein=
.fimmung nit Section 20 beg Stabt=
gbarters unb bes Stants : @eieBes,
Gft bonn IA. Mdr3 unb 4. Suli 1887,
20. 2egislatur, Settle 81.
Oils 3eueuiB bierfir seidne
@E i'd untenfeben6 meiner Sos
w men unb babe beftimmt, baB
bas Siesel Der Stabt San
Intonio bin5ugefigt merbe beute, am
%. Mdra A. D. 1889.
8rpan @aIIagban.
Mttefirt: Wapor,
6. g.. Gfaubon, Gtabt .@lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Sine eiaenartiae lleberraidun

gine e%igenarfige Ueberral1uig
tpurbe benz in ber 9atotasS traBe mob.
nenbeu SIR. @burnfioe su 9beil. Nls
er geftern Morsen auffianb unb bic
SaIstbar 6fnete, fanb er am Sbtrs
fnopf cine Ieoerne Reifetaf9e bdngen,
bic leItlamer Weiie nit 2uftl66ern pers
isben mar. als er bieielbe aufma9te,
fanb er elm ettpa bret Sage altes Babp
weibIi6en @ef6le6tes bariu, bas alss
balb beftig au fdreien begann. Mr.
@burnhbe, beHen @attin felt ldnserer
3eit bel 8ermanbten In europa 3u
geiu3 if, io1 iber bies prdient ni6t
febr ent3ldt fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
iiber Jpn, un6 Iaut unb bernebmli@
antportet ct: 9ie-tri9ine.

hT 6err $. s. Smith, Der &eiisnoe
ber @%bicasoer Girma Belforb, Glart 6
80. bate bas unglad ft9 bas 9anbs
geleaf f6limm gu perftau9en. sd
bate groBe S9mer3ert au leiben" iagte
er nunb meme 9anb mar fart sei9mol>
len, aber Elm paar @inreibungen BON
"Chamberlains Pain Balm" befreiten
mid bon meinen S6meraen unb bers
trieben bic Mni9mellune in elmer Ma9t,
10 bab i'd meme Sbdtisteit ni9t gu unz
terbre9en brau9te. Sd fann baber
"Chamberlains Pain Balm aus Der,
i6nli@er @rfabrung empfeblen. Gum
Terfauf BET 81. @obn & Co., s. Salt
eper 6 Sobn uro allen Npotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
MufiebenerreaenS.

Der l1ebersanS Bon LANCER ihnIerjbafter arantteit
gu ~rcbufter @efunbbett lit etne Gpc@e TN 2eben nes
Menfhen. Gin icl@es bemerfenSrertbeS Greisntb perz
sibt man niHt unb bIetbt BEN Gelunbhettsbrinser tets
6antbar. DeshaLb bort man aud iberaa yGlectrir=
8itters1 loten. 60 ptele ~rertanfen lire Geiuntbeit
tiefem srpben Seilnittel unb 1onie. gBer nit irseno
elmer arantheit Der Rieren, Der 2eber pber hes NQasens
sepIast TT, sleidshltis wie LANCE, pirb ~ipfprtise 8efez
runs 6ur@ ben Gebrau@ pom electric 8ftters erlanaen.
gerfanft 5u SO GtS. unb 81 bic Tlai@e tn Drefb,
Ehcmp o II & @p.'s apptbefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

a. Semanb, beKsn 8erbauunss.
Organe in Orbnung iinb, 1T ielten
frant. @ereeBt bas ME uno foret ba.
fhr bur1 ben gelegentli6en @ebrau9
BON ct. patrids piaen. Gum 9ertauf
BET q. Gobn 6 Co., s.. 2alteser 6
Gobn nnb allen anbern Npotbttern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Drafftf6er 8eraIeih.

@aft: Isle baben cine ausse3ei9s
nete Wirtbidaft, 0err Muaer,-immer
bas 2otal beieBtl @abrbaftig, bas
@efddft 1T fur sic cine tpabre mel
fenbe &ub!"
Wirtb: .Sa, tpenn mel Gobn, Der
STUDENT, net tpdr' - aber ber 1T bas
2aIb, Der bas Meilte babon tpseiauftl~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

= 6ofmann, Sefter & Co.. 2eips
3ig, Sdnbler in lngars, &beins unb
ben beriibmten SaniidtssW einen, fnb
bier our6 &one 6 % abIftab
bertreten, ipel9e cine srOBe Iusmabl
bieier Weine an 6anb baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
@eim lester ginbrud.

griter @auner: Was 1T benn aug
benz 3midmiiler se%tporben2 Man febt
unb bort ia garni6ts mebr bon ibm.
3teiter: Ser III felt ieinem Iebten
ginbru9 beri9munben.
grifer: 9anu! Wo eef6ab benn
biefer lebte ginbru12
3meiter: gluf benz gile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

= Sabre lang lit i'd an @6winbels
Nnfdaen, Nppetitlofgfeit, 8Idhunsen
unb bauptfd6li@ unberoauli6feit.
Wfeine Greunbe rietben mir 9r. Nuguit
26nie's hamburger Sropfen gu ses
brau9en. Sd befolgte BEN &atb unb
mar in furser 3eit pie6er bergeieGt.-
8. Meper, 9erausgeber beg rSournals",
Bloomington, Sus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

sas- 3bos. 9 oggan& Bros.
baben bas bo%uftdnbigfe Eager bon Mus
f%italien in ber Stabt unb geben Sebem
ben nDtbigen Ab3us ober &abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

Wegefarianer OueIl.
STUDENT u: upaF Du geb6rt, bic
beioen 8egetarianer 2ebmann unb
Meier baben ii9 bueltrt !"
STUDENT 9: uunfnn, bas 8lutpers
gieBen 1T ia gesen lire @~runbidbe."
STUDENT u: .Mas i'd Dir fage.
Sic baben fi6 nit fauIeu aepfeln &c.
tporfen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Ser MrbeitsIpfe.

Cline is Money! Mir f9eint
re6t albern bic englil6e Weisbeit.
0o@futb bab' i'd an 3eit, 9du5li9e
@bbe an @elo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

Nm Observation-Disclosures.
Ghbrer: Seben Sic, meirt Grdulein,
biefer Berg ba 1T bet pilatus unb Der
g~egeniiber
5rdulein: Nb, id tpeiB i6on-bas
1T ber pontiusl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

ma Gil5s unb Strobbate,
neue ftir bic Sommeriaiion bel BAN
& SDbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

Ezs- Woat Sbr siuen @nsug nod
MaB gemadt bab.n. Der perfect fibt. 10
tuenbet gu9 an paneoaf & Sobn.
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8 ffehI r.

Ser 8ioliniif 81. III in Mnerfens
nung ieiner 8erbienfe I'm bic Mus.
bilbung beg prin3en Sbeobor i'm @eis
genfpiel gum &6nigli6en SammersMuz
fiter ernannt morben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Dur6 bic gIume.

OurW Ote Slu m E.
S9l9terner Werber: uN9, Srdus
lein Wbele, tpenn i'd nur ben Mutb
bdtte, Sbnen gu iagen...- aber i1
CLAUDE, i'd bin iiber3eust, nod ME bat
elm Menf9 i6 10 nod elmer G9pies
germutter geiebnt mie Sd, ieitbsm i9
sic fenne!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

: Sas gr6Bte Eager bon 8emebr.
unb &eooloer . patrDnen un6 9iilien
bel piper & 69ultbeb.
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&oIIegiaGe Rritit.

Nun, 9err Rolese, pie bat Sbnen
mein Notturno in As-dur gefa(len?"
n0ml S9aoe UNI bic Sonartl"
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Muf Der 2anb It roBe

Wu Der Hanb roBe.
poli3eibiener (au einem linsenb bas
bin3iebenben 9an6tperts - Buri6en):
nWer finb Sic, baben Sic einen paBs"
0anbmerfsburf6e (Sa9le): Rein,
i'd bab' einen Denor."
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= 81 BEN Ser. Staten aibt es 5000
@ooperatiD= @eieuf6aften.
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Oas II m bon BEN s rem b.
n1rtern II.

n6rtern.
Was faufit gu benn bissmaI ftir cine
Sorte gu Mamas @eburtstag, papa.
9en2
-@tne id6ne Baiser-Sorte.
M6 nein, papa, feline 8efeb.Sortel
2auf bod lieber cine gum gfen.
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aa- Wie seu6bnIi9 baben Ban
coat & Sobn au@ biesmaI bas
gr6Bte Eager In @lotbing, Often &c. fur
Serren unb 2naben.
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d.

Ser fleine 9ans piini6t bringenb in
ben 8efB bon Ofereiern au selangen,
unb oa ibm biefer Wunf6 ni6t erfaut
tpirb, weint ct. Seine dltere S9weffer
iu6t i'm gu berubisen:
Wouen mir Soloaten fpielen, 6ans2
Nein, gier mill id baben.
Woqen mir pfdnber fpielens
Neini
Soil i9 Sir bieaei6t &arten Iegen2
Nein, gier.
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Gin Sceptifer iaet

Slutsef4wire. 3ertbeiIt aarbunteIs. As-Setlt baus
ernh nnb f6nea edbn1us. Gs 1T elm rahrer @eiunb=
kettsbrtnger. SetIt Scrrpbeln unb anbere slei@artige
hrdntbetten. Maddt i9Ie4ten Ntbet gut unb e~ntfernt
BITE nria&e. 9ertrettt bic gilicftdt mnb 1T unibers
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= Nuf ben unioerlitdten Deut16=
lambs gab es leBtes Sabr 6472 9tubens
ten ber &e1te.
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gliem@en au BEN q /.
6ier oben is es i6eene,
N1, aber meme 8eene
Die f6mer3en mid 10 iebr!
Wie mdt' es bod 70 ideene,
Wenn i'd nit meme Scene
gr19t Dieber unteu tp1r'
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3eitge m d &.

&i@ter: vSie fino unseflaet, elm
gan8 tteues feioenes 9emo geftoblen gu
baben."
Mngeflagter: r9ann ni6t iein, Serr
&i6ter, benin i'd bin Sdgerianer.
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u II Der &ebattio els
mes 2anbbIGttMens.

r0ie Ne6attion 1T pegen S9leifens
Der &eoattionssS @eere auf atpet Sage
gei9lo6en."
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GataIe 1nbergeBIi9teit

TdtdIe WHbef8eBI1Wtetf
Sunger Gben1ann: unb pentt
i'd fterben foate, mein @ngel, mitrbef
Ou mid bergeiien2"
Sunge Grau: nNiemals, @eIiebterl
Sd wiirbe Sid meinem aueiten Manne
itets als elm Wuiter borbalten !"
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r
NERvINE

trptjeu tet 5ieberbise. Gin un~perslet@bares abfhbr=
rattteI. IS BELT tranfbaften acpf{@mer5 punberfcr
i9nen. 15rGnthdIt feline fAdbItmen Sabifduen. 9eis
rtst eds 0ebirn. Gnrirt i9nel 9beumdttsmus unb
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sibt BEN gIute neue eebenstrdfte. Gs BELT aue rnz
DISQUALIFICATION i'm glerpenlp5fem. Rar6iIft, mo- oues
4nhere terfehIt unp erfrii@t Self nnb &6rper. Seilt
Drspepfa, cher bas @eIb mirb turidsesebea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

Gebrer: Nennt mir einmal mdnn.
li9e Wornamen unb bic baau entfpres
9enben tpeibli6en; 8e;ipiel: @iI.
belm Wilhelmine. 4llo S9mibta
= Soieph SOiepbine. = RiGtig;
tper tueib nod einen2 - Ronrab, Son.
rabine. Ri@tie; WeiB Semano
nod einen? = 2ebmann febt auf:
Oietri9 - Na, gu Dietri9 biirfte
IS tpohl taum einen paHenben peibIis
den Wamen geben. i'd t~penieftsns
tpaBte teinen; DeiBt Du benn einens
- gebmaan f4ueigt uno befinnt f9,
enbli9 tommt es tuie cine grleu6tung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03

- Dupal, Der beriibmte Bibliotbetar
Gran3 beg grfen BON Grantrei9, beants
uortete einft mebrere an Jpn geftelte
wiReni6aftli6e Jragen einfa9 nit
sd tueiB es ui9tl"-n Mber", rief ibm
elmer Der Gragenben aufsebra6t au,
~oer &6nig be3ablt Sic baflr, baB Sic
es tpiRen!"-rgr be3ablt mid fiir bas,
mas i'd peiBA, antuOrtete bef6eiben Der
8elebrte, sipolte er mid be3ablen far
bas, mas i'd ni9t weiB, bic Sddbe ieis
mes 2anoes mtirben ui9t binreiden /"
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$nntorifi(6es.


&nmtorifi(&es.
&DIIegiale Rritit.
Rum, 9err &olese, tpie bat Sbnen
n1ein Notturno in As-dur gefa(len?"
n0m! @9aoe UNI bic Sonart!"
Ser NrbeitsIofe.
"Time is Money! Meir f9eint
re@t aIbern bic englif9e Weisbeit.
9o@Futb bab' i'd an 3eit, 9du5li9e
gbbe an @elo.
Der &ebattio nstbhre els
mes 2anbbIdtt6ens.
rDie &ebattion 1T tuege1 @9leifeas
Der &eoattionssS @eere auf 3pet Sage
gei6lofeu."
9rudfebler.
Ser 8iolini{f 81. III in Mnerfens
nung feiner 8erbiente I'M bic Mus.
bilbung beg Brin3en Sbeobor i'm @eis
genfpiel gum &6nigli6en SammerzMuz
liter ernQnnt morben.
3eitgemdB.
&t6ter: Isle inb uneeflaet, elm
gan3 tteues ieioeaes 9emo geitoblen gu
baben."
Nngeflagter: r&ann ni9t iein, Serr
&i6ter, benin i'd bin Sdgerianer.
Nm Uierpalb tdtteree.
Ghbrer: Seben Sic, mein Grdulein,
bieier Berg ba 1T ber pilatus unb Der
%gegeniiber =
Grdulein: 9b, i'd peiB f6on-bas
1T ber pontiusl
Wu Der 2anbroBe.
poliaeibiener (au einem lingenb bas
Enlightenment 9anbperts : Buri9en):
nWer finb sic, baben Sic einen paB?"
9anbmertsburi6e (Sa9le): Rein,
i'd bah eine1 Denor."
Gatale 1nbergebIi9feit.
Suneer @bemann: 49,. limb tuentt
i'd fferben ionte, mein gngel, tpurbeft
Su mid Dergeiens"
Sunge Grau: ~yfiemals, @eliebter !
Sd wirbe Sid meinem 3nsiten Manne
ltets als elm Wiufter borbalten !"
GIiem9en au benz &igi.
5ier oben is es ideene,
N1, a6er meme 8eene
Die fdmer3en mid 10 iebr!
Wie mdt' es bod 70 fdeene,
Wenn i'd nit meme 8eene
grl1t nieber unten nGr'I
SaS 0 m m bon ben Gremb b.
m6rtern.
Was faufit gu beun 6iesmal fur cine
Sorts gu Mamas @e6urtstag, papas
den?
-gine id6ne Baiser-Sorte.
I'D nein, papa, feline 8eieb. Sortel
2auf bod lieber cine gum gfen.
Dur1 bic 8Iume.
S9a9terner Werber: uN6, Ssrdus
lein Mbele. penn i'd nur ben Mutb
bdtte, Sbnen 5u fagen...- aber i9
CLAUDE, i'd bin iiber3eust, nod ME bat
elm Menf6 fi6 TO nod elmer G9mie-
germutter geiebnt ipie Sd, ieitbem i'd
fenne!"
Srafif6er 8ergIei9.
@aft: Isle baben cine ausse3ei9s
nete Wirtbi9aft, 9err Miaer thinner
bas 2etal befebtl @abrbaftig, bas
@efddft 1T fur sic cine tpabre mel
fenbe &ub!"
Wirtb: .Sa, tuenu mel 9obn, Der
net tpdr' - aber Der 1T oas
2alb, Der bas Meiife babon tpeefauftl"
8egetarianers OueIl.
STUDENT u: ~paF Ou geb6rt, bic
8~egetariauer 9ebmann unb
baben ii9 bueltrt! !"
STUDENT 9: uunfnn, bas 8Iutpers
1T ia gegen lire @runbidbe."
STUDENT u: rWas i'd Dir iage.
Sic baben f6 nit fauleu Aepfeln &c.
t%porfen!"
Sein LESTER ginbru9.
grfter Gauner: Mas 1T benu aus
benz 3pidmiaer gemorben2 Man febt
unb bort Ia garni6ts mebr BON ibm.
3weiter: Ser III felt feinem Iebten
ginbru9 beri1munben.
Grfter: NQnu! Wo aeffah benin
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-10
THE COURTS.
COMMON PLEAS.

COMMON PLEAS
Charles Lock VS.. d. j. Chatfield; Judg-
ment for plaintiff for St76.31
Billings ct al. W. N. 3. Ransome; trans
ferred to district court.
NEW SUIT.
William Tusch VS.. John Deffenbaugh
and Benjamin DeffenbauSh.
PROBATE COURT.
Precept returned in se.of Melvin Ben
nett; insane; ordered to asylum
Petition of guardian of William Muir
raw. insane. to mortgage real estate, filed.
Petition to open up settlement made IN
estate of j. Z. Myers.
p. V. Healy appointed guardian OF
Charles Williams, insane.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Peter MCGEE, of Fl. Worth, and Lavinia
Townsend of Mt. Hope, Kan
Francis NJ. Edmonson and Laura Nc
Gee, both of Wichita.
POLICE COURT.
Nellie Stewart. Georgia Brown and Bes-
sic Eaton. prostitutes, were fined 80 each,
and Lille Young, landlady, $50.
Tom Thomas, bad drunk, execution sus-
pended.
Charles Heggens, drunk, fined s..
0. H. Brown, drunk, fined s..
Mitchell Davis, for lettering. was fined
81 and in default committed to the rock
pile.
Marshal Davis, ditto.
Bud Yarmouth was arrested last night
by Burrows and left in the cooler for not
having paid fiue imposed some time ago
and which he promised faithfully TO settle
If ne was given chance TO rustic for the
money.
Dennis brought in Tom Harris, a drunk
who will be called upon 10 pay for the
trouble today.
Longtime found Ed Cooper sleeping
sweetly in stairway. He WAS not in 4
condition to walk with absolute certainty
and said ne would like TO 60 10 jail for the
night If allowed to 20 out for an early
train. He was put in and may take al
early train some othec morning but scarce
" this morning.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-10
CONSIDERING AN ORDINANCE.

The council committee on franchise and
license held a meeting yesterday afternoon
Mt Mayor Clements Office to consider the
City Railways new ordinance, to give
that company the right to change their
motor power TO cable or electricity. There
were present Mr.. Campbell, of the City
hallway company, and the company's at
toruey. Mr.. Kos Harris. The ordinance,
as submitted, WAS read and discussed for
some time. Concerning the matter Mr..
Campbell said the company would like
very much to lave the storage battery
but that so far not out of the experimental
ttage and hence the company could not
consider it business to attempt TO rely on
it and put it in. As result the company
would be compelled 10 rely on al overhead
wire system, which would call for poles.
and the pole question seemed to be the
sticker and productive Of the most trouble.
Whether TO put the poles in the center of
the streets or on the sides, at
the curb Some of the committee seemed
TO think one location preferable and some
were inclined to the other. After some
discussion it was decided TO leave the
matter to the city attorney and the COM
pany's attorney, who are instructed TO
draw up an ordinance aud report to the
committee, which viii examine the work
done and then go TO the council for final
action. The city attorney left last evening
on business trip of some days and can
not give the question close consideration
until about the first of next week. In the
mean time it is thought the members OF
the council most interested will give the
pole question some attention and aim to
learn the wishes Of the property owners.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-10
HASHES OF FASHION.

Sashes are all of soft and pliable silk.
Linen collars and cuffs do not attain
wide popularity.
.'Slumber gown" is the freshest Eng
fish for nightdress.
Moonstones bring good luck If received
as presents or stolen.
Fancy pique dresses have their admir-
ers for summer houses.
There have never been so many flow
ers used on summer hats.
Bordered pattern dresses are accom-
panied by q sash to match
Saxony piece lace, white, is made up
over skirts Of colored silk.
Very broad brimIned, nearly fat hats
are worn with muslin gowns.
Bracelets arc often used to decorate
the head instead of the arms
The sleeves Of bodices made Of thick
stuff are only slightly pulled
Epaulets made of flowers grace some
| Of the summer ball costumes
Ecru, blue and gray are the colors Sc
| lected for tafeta silk underskirts.
Cotton dresses are not unfrequently
made up over foundation Of silk.
Gloves worn en- voyage are loose 1T
ting mousquetaires without buttons
| Gold and silver hair pins are not less
| fashionable because of the imitation.
| Japanese cottons are used for entire
costumes-the dress, hat and parasoL
New tennis aprons are made Of cord
crocheted, and have pockets for balls.
| Blouse waists Of silk, or Of material
| like the skirt, are often worn for trav-
| cling.
Oriental or Jewess sleeves are the feat
urcs Of some Of the newly imported
/ dresses.
Travelling wraps have finish Of black
lace. with silver braid at the neck and
i sleeves
/ Black .ageta silk is the material Of
which many travelling dresses ere raada
/ this season.
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rings and as pendants 70 watch chains
] and bracelets.
| Brocaded China Grape is one OF the
! prettiest materials used for Eunrner
evening dresse&
Nohairs ere 20 be had either striped OF
plain. and make very useful and lex
pensive travelling dresses
Summer unde-skirts for vet days ars
made IF gray coloFed m0laiE and trim
med with two plated aouuces-
i novelty II bracelets Is called ih<
Shakespeare. Each bangle Is Engraved
with quotation from the famous poet
| Guiapes Of sil. muslin sre made z
al up the V shape opening 70 a waist q
| friu Of the double muslin finishes ID.
nee
/: is noticeable tia. styles in glove.
hare changed. s9d that eosors vhics
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-10

match trimming or dress are greatly In
favor.
Old fashioned lawns and dotted mus
Inns havo been revived by Worth for
gowns to be worn ct summer garden
parties
Combination suits which ladies were
formerly Obliged to have made at homo
may now be bought in all sizes and
grades.
The modern empire waist Is not actu-
ally short, but is made 10 appear 30 by
the girdle or sash that Is always worn
with il.
The predominating shape among uew'-
markets has the back fitting well 10 tho
figure, and loose front. Tho sleeves
have bell puff.
Ladies are memorable about broad toed
boots and low heels for the street. but
what inconsistent satisfaction they take
In high heeled. narrow toed slippers'
Diamonds he'd gone out IF fashion a.
shirt studs. but IL Is presumed thu. the
queens present to Nr. Irving, in the
shape of three diamond buttons, will
bring them into favor again.-Sew York
Press.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-10
PRESENTATIONS,

Mr.. Lee Taylor, manager OF the Wichita
s. Suburban railway, was presented with
fine gold headed cane on which was carved
From Employees of w. & S. Ry. Co" The
presentation was made by Mr.. j. l.. Nc
Lean, former bookkeeper Wichita q Su-
burban railway company, and was briefly
responded to by Mr.. Taylor. who thanked
his friends very much for their handsome
and useful present
Mr.. J. L. Mclean, former bookkeeper foi
the Wichita 81 Suburban railway com
pany ana yet in the employ of the Wichita
Sc Suburban company, was presented with
a fine gold headed umbrella on which was
carved, 81. l.. Mclean from Employees W
s. S. Ry., July 9, 49," The presentation
was made by Mr.. Daniel Murphy, foreman
of track, to which very brief response
was made thanking the donors for theil
kind remembrance.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-10
TALK ABOUT WICHITA.

Prof A. B. Bush. who has charge of the
State normal school at Sheperdstown, W.
Va. arrived yesterday morning on pro-
specting trip. He expects to spend his
summer vacation in the west and ges some
idea Of what is meant By the common
term greet west" He says while in 81
Louis he heard many people talking about
Wichita in most complimentary terms
and no one seemed to think Wichita any
thing less than bright and growing busl-
ness center In Kansas City he says he
never heard a single good word for Wichit'
by Kansas City man. At the Midland
Hotel he heard travelling man for Cir-
cinnati house and Kansas City man have
quite an argument over the merits and de
merits of Wichita
Mr. Bush has number of friends IN TIE
city who will be glad to extend him
hearty welcome and give him an opportu-
nifty to see the city and take in its man,
prominent features.