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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
THE CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian church, First and
Lawrence street.-The pastor. Rev. David
Winters, viii conduct services tomorrow
at IL a m and p. n. The Sabbath-sehool
meets at q:c9 a. m, and the \. 7. ). {. Z
at Gas .. m The subject OF the evening
sermon, which viii be the second in the
series on the gospel illustrated II nature,
will be, False and True Hopes; or. Les
sons from the Spiders Web and the
Mariners Anchor Seats free and every
body welcome al all the services
Perkins Presbyterian church Burton
cars works Rev. ". H Robinson, pastor
Preaching Sabbath morning at IL
O'Clock by Rev y. F. Harmon: Sabbath
evening al o'clock by Rev. w J. Doole.
Sabbath school at 3 O'Clock \. F. ; {.
prayer meeting at : O'Clock
First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.
r. T. Savin. pastoT-Prcachiug By the
pastor at l0.Ss O. m aud ?. n. Glasses
meet q. g. IN and Il n Surtay-school
2.S3 ,. IN Hon W. Z Stanley, superin-
teadeut.
Mayfiover Congregational church, Fair
view 3 yeaue-Sunday evening at p n.
communion services Will be administered
by Rev. Fessus Foster. OK Paramount Can
gregarional church. Sanday-school Al
2:So YP. s C. F. meets Sunday evening
ut $50 O. II. Weekly -prsyer meeting
Thursday evening. A eoruiAi invitation j.
ATTENDED 20 Al
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
HOMEWARD BOUND.
The Distinguished American Visitor VIII Leave
Tonight.
From the City o, Mexico Two Republics.

From the City o. Mexico Two Republics.
Hon. John G. Carlisle and Mrs. Carlisle
will commence their homeward journey
Saturday after having received the dis
tinguished hospitality of the nited States
minister, Hon. Thomas Ryan, for the past
month at his home on San Diego street.
A reporter Of the Two Republics yester-
day morning was at the legation and from
Mr.. Carlisle il WAS asccrtained that he,
Mrs. Carlisle and Minister Ryan would
leave by the Mexican Central through eX-
press Saturday for Irapuato where they
will take the train on Sunday morning for
Guadalajsra. The party expects to remain
in the Queen City of the west until
Wednesday when it will return to Ira
puato. aud MIR. aud Mrs. Carlisle will COM
lnence their actual journey homeward,
and Minister Ryan will return TO this city
Mr.. Carlisle said that he had only intend
ed to remain in this city two weeks when be
arrived here but that owing to the cor
diality extended to him by both Ameri-
cans and Mexicans, time had passed rapid
" and his stay had been strelched out over
Il month. He regrets that he has no more
time at his disposal. as he would ike TO
remain here three or four months longer
The information Of the actual condition
of Mexico and her people that have &C
auired since arrived here" said Mr.. Car
Isle, VIII De VI StcaS 0SCeO4ESSS
to me ia the future" He be-
lieyes that it is impossible for Americans
TO understand the people and the republic
without personally knowing the one and
visiting tie other. From all SIDES Mr..
Carlisle has been the recipient OF the kind
ness and hospitality OF the residents OF the
capital city, aud his remarks IN that con-
necHcn, uttered in the presence OF the re-
porter, were of character showing that
he appreciated the honors that had been
show cred upon him while here
From IrsQuato Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle
will go to Kansas to visit their son; thence
10 their home at Covlngton, KY.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
GETTING READY EoR BUSINESS.

DR.. r. NJ. Stevenson, formerly of Column
bus, Ohio, arrived yesterday morning over
the Frisco, and comes to the scene of bat
Tie as superintendent of city schools. He
stated Yesterday that he had hoped to get
here before this date, but business matters
at Columbus would not permit, and as
soon as he could leave for his new work he
did so. Mrs. Stevenson and family expect
to arrive in three or four weeks.
Concerning school matters he stated yes
terday that his Information so far on the
general educational system Of Kansas and
Ohio, comparison would show the former
superior while the latter in its cities had a
system which would compare favorably
with any state. He hoped to be able to ac-
quaint himself with the work to be done
before the beginning OF the school year.
Had received a very manly and interesting
letter from Prof. Chida ster, who had
kindly offered his services in giving him
information concerning the situation and
work
DR.. Stevenson is certainly g. very pleas
ant gentleman and in a nj oment COM
mands the respect of any who has the
pleasure of an introduction. He comes to
Wichita after having al experience in
Columbus. Ohio, of eighteen years as city
superintendent, and is spoken of in the
most complimentary terms as an educator
and q gentleman.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
PERSONALS.

NJ. c. Campbell returned last evening
from business trip to the territory.
Rev. D. r. Steiner will spend the Sab
bath near Newton preaching a memorial
sermon.
Miss Emma Wilbur left last evening for
Newton to visit friends and relatives for Il
few days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wilcox returned yesterday
from a visit of Il few weeks among rela-
tives at New York city.
Elliott Lee, Anderson, Ind; George I.
Wood, Troy, Kan; G. T. Fletcher, st.
Louis; T. II. Sears and son, Newton; Da-
vid Kern. Bloomington, Ill: II. r. Stein
berg, Ellsworth. Kan; a. II. Moore. Kan
sas City; &. f. Forrest, Anness, Kan; j.
w Davis, Greenburg. Kan; M. Greene,
Wellington, are at the Manhattan.
Steve Smith, Chicago; J. J. Rice, St.
Louis: +. Fleming, Chicago: G. NJ. Tuner.
Kansas City; f. w. Ellsworth, Waco,
Tex; Joe Mooney, W. c. bearing, I. D..
Archer, Hutchinson Joe b. Gunson, Kan
sas City; c.. A. Clark, Chicago: George
Alice, st. Joe; Z. Il. Good, New York; h
". Stensou Columbus, o.; j. Wolf, Ran
sas City: Chester Munson, Meade; T. H.
Ridgway, Ottawa, Kan; Joe Drukker,
New York. are AT the Metropoie.
n. f. Parker. Colorado Springs; J. w.
McLand Kingfisher; Il. E. Vaughan, Pitts
burg: W. A kirkpatrick, Oswego; w. f.
Brooks, Boston; ". G.. Cawler, Abilene;
w. A. Dumart, St. Joe; +. f. Gillett,
Kingman; I rank Robinson, Winfield; Z.
f. Clark, E. T. Williamson, J. \. Link
st. Louis; f. }. Hollander, w. b. Mum
ford. Kansas City; d. d. Bobbitt, Clinton,
Ia; Il. G. Rhodes, CINCINNATI; S. j. john
son. w. W. Gilbert. Grand Rapids; j: 5.
Ware. Attica Ind: II. l.. Kramer, La
fayette, Ind. are at the Carey.
L. Tabus, Little Rock; f. NJ. Mans
field, Winfield; Mrs. Mable Campfield and
children, Kansas City; Miss Sargent, Kan
sas City; Chas. p Damon, Ellsworth, Kan:
Stanley Brooks, Kansas City: b. Tanner,
Kansas City; H. Bruce. st. Louis; h. T.
Baird, Kansas City; c. II. Brown, Kansas
City: j. b. Crouch, Eldorado; w. r..
Regenolor, Delaware; F. A. Davenport,
New York; j. N. Hall, Sedgwick;. Miss
Nellie Bennett, Kansas City; ;. Morris,
Kansas City; r. A. Smith, City: c. A. Nc
Common. Caldwell, Kan; c. H. McDuf,
Philadelphia; George Bacon, Fort Scott;
T.. C. Chenowitb and wife, Leon, Kan;
Miss Smith Wandle. Leon; l.. Stamper.
d enver; c. E. Landry, New Orleans; G. X.
Vsmhook. Huunewell, Kan; Z. G. Dixon,
St. Louis; Hairy Turner. Kansas City,
Geo. p. Evans, Kansas City; J. p. Gard
nor Salt Lake City, T.: Geo. c. Strong.
CITY. Captain Hoccheips, Kansas City; l..
Skvar. Bluffton, Ind: Charles Mapes,
Kansas City: w. r. Savage Wellington,
kan: H. III. St Clair, Kansas City; Geo.
Anderson, Leavenworth; j. II. Durker.
Thos. Kiu.y, ST. Joesuh; c. l.. Stones, city;
+. VI. karrl City; j. :. Beason, Atchipson;
q T Stanley, Atchison; Kendall and wife;
Burlington; =. N. Brown, Kansas City;
Geo. B. Atwo cd, ST. Louis, are at the DC
cidental.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
EXTENDING WATER MAINS.

The water works company yesterday
completed the Ellis avenue extension and
will commence work Monday next on the
Central avenue extension, which viii ex-
tend the main from Washington 10 Wa
bash.
The company is figuring on two routes
to Fairmount. The original one from Oak
and Washington northeast TO connect
with the Paramount system and the other
to add TO the Second street main at Col
lege Hin and run north to join the Fair
mount system. Which route viii be ia
ken is the question and VIII probably lie
decided upon in few days.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
SURPRISE.

Ga Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs ". /. Lawson 8 delightful
surprise party was given to Miss Mattel
Lawson on the occasion of her ffteerth
birthday The evening was spent in games
and music and a. sessonabie hour re-
frestnents were served The following
were among those present; Miss Lizzie
Patton and Mr.. Charles Thurman, Miss
Nellie ID. Pitt and Mr.. Hlens Herman,
Miss Clara Wolf and Mr.. Fred Help!e,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Snyder, Miss Maggie
Hoenscheidt and Mr.. l. VI. LAWSON. Mr..
and Mrs W. L Adams
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
.Nons, Required.

Let's you and Way nind reading said
the first little girl as tNhey stood at the gate
''Oh, no." replied tn second
But whyr'
Because mamma doe snt want ne TO, end
besides know ell what Is q. ing on anyhow.
You've got q new hired eiri-you mother -
having an old dress made over-yor SISTERS
beau has gone back on her, and your father
stayed out al night the ether i:ght DE
troit Fress Pres
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
DEiTGHTED.

Miss Dolce Sager, who is here from La
fayette, Ind, visiting her friend Miss
Irma Ash, has been over a considerable
portion of the city and is delighted with
what she hrs seen. A cause ot some sur
prise TO her was the fact that suntlowers
grow wild here. We opiue that she viii
have something to tell the good people of
Lafayette on her return.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Y. VI. c. A. ECHOES

The Sabbath school teachers of the city
are invited to the noon meeting today.
The Sabbath school lesson Will be the sub
ject Tor discussion, led by DR. c Humble.
Several members of the association are
at Wellington in attendance on the Fonrth
district conference.
Noah Allen viii address the Sunday
gospel meeting at o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Charles XII and the p~sss-

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Susi Eznd. . o,o-.b feil sn-o1st TIE rso, isfo
tie a II: roaza u tie nozss where '<ssy "~rs
s1-.1na Iss terrified se<Tss2Fy ~ sSe f>S
cr0p n an aiz hszd
VA: Il tie rsAttsrF qscsE fee ksssS-
Tie sorrh. sSrs@ cried 10 sscrrsASy.
~aLl ss.eve- mind .1s bcErh. y VII 50 CO
pres~c.lT.
And 2. ID -Er-pr-% AzE-@-2
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
0us They Coald Hear.

At Mrs De FASHIONS Xuxacale: Guest
Mercy What are al tesse w>shboo rs and
fatirons and things In tie paricr fori
Mrs De Fashson Aslple1lyt-I bad 20 get
them. The lsadsr II shs orchestra oazne here
at the last minute and refused 70 play "a less
I furnished those things fer the suvl cAosas
He said be WIS bound 10 have one 2secet
heard above tie couTeratscn-Bo<toa Trs,-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Wednesday evenings train from Gaines
Vile, Texas, brought the remains of Ern-
est Girard to be laid by the side of his
wife who was buried among the first on
the hill sixteen years ago. The old set
tiers will remember this family well, Mr.
GiraTd being one of the earliest employees
of the S f. Il. X. Both sons are now en-
gineers on that system in Texas and &C
companied the remains of their father TO
their last resting place also two young
lady daughters, who although temporarily
absent still look upon Wichita as their
home.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Mr. Suburb-Cncls Tasszn, wish youd
20 over 20 ny place and clean cut ny zen
house
Cnc,s 'Rsstus with grtna-"eati u
broad dariigs,, Ah1L2e
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
AMI SFMFNTS.

The beautiful opera Fairy Bridal, ben
eft of ST. Francis hospital, Is being almost
daily rehearsed by their directress, Miss
Ellie Cave. She has spared no pains in
putting the opera on in the most pictur-
esque and dramatic manner. Beautiful
airs. gorgeous costumes, lovely scenery,
pretty girls. No one should miss this
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

All persons residing or owning property
On North Market street who are interested
In the opening and Strengthening OF The
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
are requested to meet at the office of w.
4. Reed over the Boston store, Saturday,
August "a, at p. m.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
THE COCRTS
PROBATE COURT.

Marriage licenses were granted TO Elijah
s. Aldrich and Ella N. Bates; Leslie Flu
qua and Mary Hines, all of Wichita, Kan.
POLICE COURT.
Business was light in police court yes
terday. Only one case was before the
Judge, that OF Jim Jones for disturbing
the peace He was fined s..
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
CnnuAsfhsfity.

Peasant s.t-e- having thoroughly terszaec
O stubborn o,l-See, nov. II yoa ssrs nos %
obsfizzse ~e to might hive sox-s0er nks
hro.bsrx- Fliessa6e BsAetser
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

The editor of the EAGLE acknowledges
the receipt of the committees Invitation
TO be present at the unwilling of the Grant
statue as Fl Leeyenworth Saturday, Sep
TENDER H. The orators for the occasion
are Senator Ingalls,, Major VIM. Warner,
Hon. Geo. r. Peck and Hon. Chas. W.
al
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
OTTAWA TOOK ONE.
The Home Club Defeated in . Wen Confessed
Game.

Eight to seven was the score in yester-
days game and the Ottawa club carried
off the last game. The crowd was the
largest Of the series, the grand stand being
packed and carriages extending on each
side to the out6eld Cachard and Perrin
were in the points for Wichita, and though
Cachard was hit pretty freely he managed
to keep the hits scattered. Ellsworth
made his first appearance with the home
team and, though suffering from fatigue
through travel. he played good game at
second base. Phelan was ''off :" yesterday
in his work on third, while Conklin
did not play the game he is cap
able Of doing on first base. Walsh
gathered them in as usual at short. The
outfeld played faultiess game.
The home team was BANKED in the first,
but in the second two runs were made.
Perrin hit safe and went to second ION
Elsworth's base on balls. Both scored on
wild pitch. The third was another blank,
and in the fourth Phelan was forced home
on Cachard's base on balls Welsh, Pope
and Conklin went out in orderi in the fifth.
In the sixth inning Phelan lined out
two-bagger, went TO third on Perin's sin
C
filling the bases. Cachard few out Evans
made pretty hit which brought Phelan
and Perrin home. Taylor sacrificed to
right field, but the ball was muffed and
Ellsworth came home Walsh went to
base on error and Pope was put out at first.
Conklin hit safe in the sixth and went to
second on wild throw. Phelan struck
out Perrin hit safe and Conklin came
home Perrin went to third on a wild
throw, but was caught mapping. Els
worth and Cachard then went out. In the
eighth and ninth goose-eggs were again
received
The Ottawas put up very strong game
yesterday, being helped materially by
Catcher Gunson of the Kansas City Asso-
citation team. Wagenseller was in the
box and struck out eleven men, He also
fielded his position in good shape. The
remaining players played an excellent
game.
In the first four runs were made. John
Davis hit safe. Mendenhall out at first,
but Davis went to second. Barnett
then lined the ball out in the field
and Davis came home. Barnett went to
second On a passed ball. Jep Davis few
out. Gunson took first on an error and
Barnett came home. Gunson stole second
and went TO third on Ed Davis safe hit.
Both men scored on wild throw. Hook
ensmith went out at first. This completed
their run-getting until the fifth inning
when Mendenhall scored on errors. In the
sixth they were retired IN order. John
Davis struck out in the seventh. Menden-
hall hit safe and came home on q wild
throw. Barnett base on error. Jep Davis
struck out Perrin throwing to second, max
ing double play. In the eighth Gunson hit
safe and scored on a wild throw. Ed.
Davis few out. Hockensmith base on
error and went so second on wild throw,
coming home on sacrifice. Wagense]ier
struck out but the ball was muffed, Smith
went to third on the error. John Davis
hit to Walsh who threw Smith at the
Mate MenQeuball went out at first.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Rev. J. w Love and w. II. Rauch have
returned from a fishing, hunting and
rnsticating TO Providence Wells. They
report goot time and plenty of plover
pot pie. They left at the wells Misses Ida
+. Ecker and Grace II. Love, NiessTs.
George Miller and Joseph Brubaker, also
Master samson Rutan and WILDER Coen.
All were enjoying the country air and fare
greatly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

A triple specimen bloom of the cult
waited Unison weed-Datura Stramorium-
was sent to the EAGLE sanctum yesterday
10y Miss Lizzie Davis, corner of Harry
street and Fifth avenue. by whom it was
raised The bloom is wonderful thing
in its way, being one perfected blow or
flower above another, repeated three times,
each perfect within itself and yet perfect
whole The flower measures five inches
across and rivals the night blooming
rerruS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
Paris Price

TIE Pans landlords and rsStaurau. keeps-E
are gathering In rieh harvest A g4ss. a.
a restaurant called for tie proprietor aad
said:
Your p-inns are very peculiar A week
ago dinsd hsre AID paid efsesn rAncA
Here Is tbs bill Taiay / hsvs bad precisely
the SAME dishes, and ycu charge nss nineteen
francs. Here IL ne second b.il"
Ths propraseor examined the bis AID
kaid:
lam very much obliged u you fc~ eals-
ng nv Attention 10 taa rataez. Tbs trss
sbal was ersosnt4y a uziztAke 90 ynz vii
\ sesss ssnd over four fsaEcs mare. F-sss@s
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

The many friends and admirers of Mrs.
Col. B. H. Campbell, who has been very
seriously i'll for several days, will be glad
TO bear that her physicians believe that
she has passed the critical part of the
trouble and that she will now with care
full nursing and perfect quiet regain her
wonted health, though perhaps a little
slowly at first. Two consultations were
held over her case, but Col. c. last evening
expressed great hopes that there would be
no more serious trouble
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Mr.. Corner, of the Royal Spice mills,
took a drive oyer to Douglas yesterday on
business and reports the crops as wonder
full in that section. lie says the imagina-
tions of writers have not yet conceived
tales more wonderful than the true ones
which reach the travellers ears as he
passes 10y the tail forests OF corn. No
need, he says with a smile, of going to the
distant pine forests any longer for tele-
graph poles, while Sedgwick and Butler
counties are growing such stalks.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Mrs. Jas f. Burke and children, Of
Bowling Green, Mo-, arrived here Thurs
day morning and are the guests of her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs J. O. Mclean, of
1896 Jackson avenue, also of T. X. Nc
Lean. her brotl . of 1s05 North Fairview
avenue. Mrs. Burke is much delighted
with our city, AID will probably reside
here for the next three months. She Is
also here with the view of purchasing
come real estate and making this her
future home.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
CLEARING House

Clearing house report for this week
shows $3.50. SD 50. corresponding week last
WAR AsS ss2 50
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Or rates of advertising shall be Gs low as those OF
any other paper OF equal value as an advertising
All trsI.sient advertisements must be paid for in
advance. =.
Entered in the postofice at wichita second class
matter and entered for transmission through the
Eastern Office at Room IS, Tribune building, New
York City and 500 THE Rookery," Chicago, where
ali contracts for foreign advertising Will be made
and where files OF the paper can beseen > I.
Eeckwith, Agent
All notices for entertainments Of any kind in
which an Ambulance fee Is required VIII he cargel
at the rate five cents per line per day ana must
be classified and viii not be run as pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
CITY, Mo-. at the book store Of 3. CLICK, q Last 5th
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

Only lQc for 40 old papers, suitable for
packing, putting under carpets, etc. For
sale at this office
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
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100 Doses One DollaE.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

He entered a store On Michigan avenue The
other day, walked straight up TO the propri-
etor, and in voice chuck ful Of buasssz be
qneriod:
Can you give me fifteen Minutes Q: your
time, Err
"No, dr. was the reply.
.'Can you spare ten MINUTES % investigate
the m.ria Of my flying n8schineT
Il cAnnotr
"Wm ycu give me Eve minutes IA which
10 convince you tina: you oush; 70 sabscribe
for ten shares OF uy stocxP
''Eo, SIR
Good day. ! ike e nan q buslnssA !
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
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To Be Congratulated. Father.
LAZY 20 iseEtlesaan who hss been thrown
froE1 kis so-~ss-l az 81 sSrry fer yoz-
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24
A WORD OF WARNING.

There many white the Ivory
they ARE NOT but like all oountee remarkable qualities
the genuine Ask for livery" Soap and insist upon getting
by Proctor Gamble
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

school buildings, sewer system.
commencing to sgitate parks, al
ready declared two best streets
shall be paved with the best material.
whatever il is just now. in the Begin
ming period, aud aim TO keep taxation
minimum and finish the work. He sd-
vised to work unitediy for the city and
good results would necessarily follow.
The speaker was heartily cheered during
his speech and given choir band at the
close. He was followed by a selection
from the band which continued the pro-
gram in the line of "cheerfulness.
TIE WHOLESALE BUSINESS
The chair stated that the band did as
much good at the board OF trade meetings
as any other part Of the program. Mr.. w
:. Corbett was called upon, representing
the wholesale interests OF the city. He
was received with cheers. He said that ii
could not be disputed that the wholesale
interests depended largely on crops The
prosperity OF the farmers meant prosperity
for the wholesale interests and the build
ing of cities. The railroads were depend
ent on farmers aud farmers ON railroads.
There should be crying down Of gamb-
ling in grain.
Referring to the commercial interests OF
the city. he said they could be just what
the city made It, All interests should be
represented N Wichita. He said he went
ed to be on record as opposed 10 subsidies
for wholesale or manufacturing. When
men come 10 Wichita they should be
told about the climate, soil, society
and much business could be done with
rustIinc. He would rather do business in
Wichita than to so TO any other town IN
the state for 100000. To do business must
I've where business is done. Meat made IN
Wichita; vinegar, candy, soap made Ii
Wichita. and none other inhfed ont ns