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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
OPEN HOUSE

For the benefit of the young gentlemen
intending TO make New Year calls this af-
ternoon, it is stated that the following
young ladies will receive at No. 20 North
Market street from 2 10 5 p. M: Misses NJ
j. aud l. A. Covington, Jennie Jones,
Capitola Watson and Mamie Smith.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
TIE GRAND DRAWING.

: The grand drawing of prizes, one hun
dred aud thirty-three in all. took place last
night at the New York store. The store
was flooded with people and. although
much interest was manifested in the draw
ing, general satisfaction was expressed at
the result Many of the gifts were very
costly, while the simplest were of consid-
cradle value. The lucky numbers are
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

The county association of teachers Will
.ieet in this city on January 18th at the
Lewis academy. State Superintendent
George w. Winnans will be present and
the Hon. j. NJ. Bloss, of Topeka. will de-
liver a lecture on The war or the rebel
hon as a factor in our educational pro-
yras ,,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
Chairman Executive Comm
IT Is TONIGHT.

There seems to be some doubt as to
when the most brilliant social event of the
year will take place Tonight at a. o, I.
w hall, under the auspices of the Degree
of Honor, will be witnessed time that ali
who participate will be likely TO remember
''till eterniny grows gray and hobbies on
the crutches of time" Will every menl-
Der of the order take heeds
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

The Shakespeare society will not meet
.his evening owing to numerous New Year
festivities. On Wednesday evening of
next week the reading of "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" will be completed and on
the following week again the society VIII
t,old another social.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

Mr.. Ralph Blaisdell in advance OF
"Pecks Bad Boy" is in the city. Mr..
Blaisdell's geniality makes him many
friends and shows off to advantage when
ahead of big attraction.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

On Friday evening there VIII be paper
carnival. Miss Blanche Guthrie, Messrs.
Fred Sparkling and Charles Koetsch en-
Pertaining at the home of Miss Guthrie.
All invited are to appear costumed in
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

The Young Peoples Literary society OF
the Baptist church will render an interest
ing program on Friday evening. The
question, Resolved, That the influence of
the daily newspaper is injurious, will be
diccuSsad
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

The appointive officers of the Masonic
lodge acquitted themselves famously at
the special meeting on Monday night.
Many of them were comparatively new at
the work and the Senior Deacon was par
ticnlarly complimented.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

ever. ] hev tbs conso4ein tkought Q bsaF
me gently ore the tide Nv tkis ses nv re-
morse. hss alters stsod 1p straight az
square toe3 fer mr. orp town. az las put
ray hess foot forward fes my cszstsat "a
atssdtn sriens W. = L2Srkssoz, sz Kegs
tee Gem grocery" a. 20 EAs; Dss stsrrs.
wsehirA. Kansas. an ~ sks16 asssr
sreeE ter yoa agl5. rssf t<y "a c. sscsrss
ex an uaiissipg phsissfsropsst, az issrs
Tou sh3s s8r &c. Ailsrs b1F tao hest Es1fa.
Ter .f,ey ar fte cheapest. s-' ". \. 1lsses-
stsn sslss shSt ksrd &isking ever o<s
~ yeu a very E.p2y Sss Year, frrfax1n
yours trocsy.
g95. Betty EozsErT.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

On last Saturday night prairie fire
came very near burning up the poor farm.
Through the indefatigable efforts of Man
ager Dudley and his friends who we at
tracted by the confagration, the fire was
fought back and prevented from crossing
the street. The damage done to the ad-
Joining farm is estimated at SO. The orr
gin of the fire was the sparks from pass
ing engine,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

Immigration committee meets at the
Board of Trade committee rooms on
Thursday at p. N.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

The A. o. L. w. social this evening is to
be big gathering and everybody Is guar
anteed good time.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

Captain Faulkner and Lieutenant Mac
gregor, residents of Runnymede, Kan,
are leaving the city to attend and take
part in Il football match at Harper, Kan.
They have given it out that there is a
probability that the "Runnymede Wan
derers" will favor Wichita within a month
with an exhibitian of the true and popular
game of English football, ''you know
Mr. T. II. Farmer is en- route TO Runny-
mede TO facilitate and expediate the de-
tailed arrangements.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

To the ladies of Relief Corps No. 40 and
DO all old soldiers families that this notice
may appear to: The committee have de-
cided not to solicit as usual for the supper
held after the public installation, but will
SAY to all such you are requested and ex-
pecyed to come and bring your baskets
6lled with whatever edibles you have.
Come and let us join with the comrades
and have a good, old-fashioned camp tree.
Everything free You will receive hearty
welcome. Come one and all This Is TO
every old soldier IN the county whether
post member or not
Mrs. NELLIE CoNCKLTN,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

The average temperature for the past
month is 36 which is 100 higher than the
average of last December. Besides having
been usually warm the month has been
unusually dry, the rainfall being only O5
inches against IL the same month last
rear. There have been three rainy days
aud fourteen cloudless days during the
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
3l2 {. Douglas Ave.

We'll, fer the land o. tbs
Twin, uh~rs hsv ! bin ali
s5is ere time cay say. Neg
here il ia 100. tat tksak
ont. will ysu Way, sksa
retrosD~cked, % J; vsT.
on The pass. 40 rscsn fbs
Ensny Loaf ogportooIitss< fsr
aoia geos3. az then ecu
ssssr uny fur advanced sas
in Iifs. t'elu non brot fses
u face vita ms shrss seSre
year. ss' tea Tho they tell
ne I dsn's look faossB hsif
uv 80. lem iist essr.sssm-
ed wits regret ffSss1sz-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
ADVERTISERS.

of advertising shall be low as those OF
.np cher paper Of equal value az an advertising
medium. .,.. ,,. +. mold for In
advance. u-,.,... - .o,o,d oil
matter and entered for transmission through the
mails such. ,r,,, >-,,,
York City and 500 THE Rookery,n Chicago, whei
ali contracts for foreign advertising viii be mao
and where files of The paper can beseen .. :
Beckwith. Agent .
Readers OF the EAGLE when in New YORK Slty -
Chicago can see copies Of the paper 81 the ONCE oi
our agent at the address given above.
All notices for entertainments OF any Rlhu ~
which an admittance fee is required viii be charged
8. the rate of five cents per line per day ana mus.
he classified and will not lie run as pure feaolhs
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale IN Kansas
City No. at the book store of B. Click, Il East 3th
The EAGLE has the largest circulation OF any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
than any two Kansas dailies combined, reaching los
towns on the day OF publication in Kansas, indian
territory. Panhandle of Texas and eastern Coioraoo
The columns of the EAGLE have been tested ana
prove to be the best advertising medluT IN the
southwest The only daily that reaches all the ter
ri,ory Above named on day OF publication. As an
advertising medium it is unexcelled,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01

At the Monarch billiard pariors tonight
TWENTY-FIVE oil paintings viii be ratified Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
GOLDEN HARVEST SALE
GHDtIGmel'S Underwear.

Knowing full well that the ladies' pay
more attention to fathers and brothers
wants in the underwear line than they
do themselves, we open tomorrow q
very choice assortment Of FALL
WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, and put
them in the Golden Harvest Sale at
temptiDgly low prices. In the matter
of Underwear, above all other things,
we would advise with Pope
.Ro mn, fbs INST by ,rhona The neic is tricd;
Noryct ne last 10 lay the old aside.
To slip out Of the light into the me-
dunn. and out of the medium INTO the
heavy winter weight is a science which
few men hardly ever study carefully
enough to insure good health. The
light no longer concerns us: so we take
You to the medium and more robust
wedves:
GentIemcn's Real Balbriggan
Shirts, zoe,
French neck. regular BIC. goods.
Gentlemen's McrinO Under
shirts, 81 lie,
Good weight and big value.
Cant0n-Flanncl Drawers, loc.
The cloth alone cost it or more.
Gentlemen's Balbriggan Under
wear, JOc.
our regular 75c. grade
Geutlemen's Fine Outing Shirts,
81.
Cut down from l.25 and cl.5O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

The realistic drama, "a Dark secret, WI
be produced az the Richmond theatre MOI MOI
day, Tuesday. and Wednesday nights. Inc
play is sensational in its effects, ana gteSt
stress is laid on the real water scene, wiloh
made the success of the piece III New ioik'
where IL had q long run. An experienced en-
gineeT and corps of assistants nave neeh III
the city since Monday preparing the sIise
and mammoth reservoir The huge tahk Oh
wood rubber. and plate glass Will cover the
stage from wall 10 wall down 10 WltIlh n
short distance Of the fOotlighis, win deP,h
Of from two 10 eight feet OF water. Inc
Thames by moonlight. and the old chuIch Il,
Henley on the further bank the illuinl n ,
windows rejecting In the waters OF the rlNSi'
are features Of the scene. Then comes the
plunge ofthe woman into the depths ana the
great splash Of water.
on Friday and saturday next ".lents ana
Shadows" Will be at the theatre. II - "a pro
ductiOn Of the ups and downs Of New loik
life, and deals with the adventures oil a man
who il in the power OF band Of outlaws, ana
is compelled 10 see his sister III treated ne
being pOwerless TO help her. This company.
ike the one that prccedes, carries al OF us
own scenery and effects and has MADE sue
cess wherever 10 has been.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
Transfers of Property.

Richmond Cfv-A. j. Chewing and Ed
Rose TO Thomas T. Jeter IS feet on the east
side of II. John street, between Hi ana
Orange, $3.50.
Oh. the east side of TWenty-siXtn street.
between Leigh and NJ, $3.50.
CONWAY ROninsOns deNisees 10 Daniel Il
Williams, 4 lots bounded by -. John, -
Paul. Bacon. and orange streets, 200.
Thomas RYAN To John Ryan. interest in
N feet ON the west side of buchanan street.
near Cedar, subject TO deed OF trust for 5000
Sl15.
Patrick sullivan 10 Thomas O. German, lot
ON sixth street. between Louisiana and
cnmv. NO 10. Ia exchange tor lot on same,
between same. 80. L.. 50.
HcnricO county james III. Barton, 10 FLOR
ruce " wife OF William VI. Luck lois ana
.. 40 block 81 Barton Heights. .3oS.0o.
same aud T. A. Lamb 10 BroOkland school
district. so feet on the west side OF Norm
avenue, near Essex street, 200
4. J. Chewing 10 Albert Fowlks. 30 leet
on the west side Of Ihiriy-thiid street, be-
tween X and - $50.
Joseph l.. Sorg 10 William J. Cussen, 2l2
feet on the north side next south OF ono
street. pos feet on Williamsburg avenue.
northwest corner ohio street, and 80 feet on
~ Williamsburg avenue, southeast corner ' IT,
ginia street. Sl,77i.
Charles h. Steel To y. W. BOwe interest IN
il5 feet on the north side of Grace street
near Allison. 55l feet on Grace street, south
east corner of Allison: 81 feet on the north
side of Franklin street, near Addison, ana
l55 feet on Franklin street, northeast cor
uer 4 llisOu. S.b.ODu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

gentleman by the name o. George 7. Miils.
who has accepted the nomination. ] am not
~ well posted IN my district as should ue,
haVine been absent from home for some
linn. but nom what ] can learn, Mr.. Mills
win muster considerable strength. "Bui,
said MIR. Mills. Hon John A. Buchanan
the Democratic nominee Is one on w
strongest men IN this state, ana t'le
fxht will probably be very m'efes""s
one 49,,
AR. Mills spoke in high terms OF the future IRE
Of the Southwest, and especially around ~ ~
immediat. section. and with considerable
candot said that he was interested IN 700
many enterprises for the good OF ms section
20 dabble IN politics. Evidently the COngfes-
siOnal np;, mas not alghted In senator MILE
bonnet Ihe reporter also asked the senator ns,oI
for his opinion of the proposed extra $1,000 i
OF the Legislature, TO which he repDeu: -
see the Governor has said that ne uvcs lo'
think there will be any need for an cS.Ia . ses-
sion Of the Legislature this iall. !, OF couIsel
do not know what the bondholdeis are sVIns
TO do but certainly think, taking all thlngs
In consideration. that the cNtia eessi"h VIII
he absolutely necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

In the evidence taken in case Of John W.
VIM. freight conductor on the Richmond
1livisiOn of the Atlantic Coast Line. who
was killed al Relheld station, on the Pc
tersburg railroad, one Thursday morning,
in attempting to get on the cabOose while
the train was in motion. it is shown that
VIM fell and the wheels OF the cabo0se
passed over him. cutting his right leg on
between the ankle and knee. his left Lee of
between the knee and hip, his left arm of
between the elbow and shoulder. When
he was missed the train was backed and he
was found conscious and injured as de-
scribed. Before he would allow anything
10 be done for him he directed the brakeman,
who came 10 his assistance, TO take charge
of his train and put it on the siding, 80 rs
10 prevent collision with passenger train.
lie then made this brakeman examine the
switches used so rs to make sure that all
was safe. He then remarked that he had
performed his last duty, as he would never
DC able TO work again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
OUR new FALL DRESS.

,rt ,rd and beautiful tnts of autumn upon U.s. the
,.. have taken a Golden hue and stream and forest
ot 70 the travellers eye gorgeous ard interesting
scenc We have passed the halme post the years race
~ 1,;G1 barvests the Just reward of husbandry h the
harms and sorehouses till their fat sides crack with the p
tfu feast
SEPTEMBER the brightest jewel in the years crown Of
months is fitting time for civic revene and rural mrh
"THE BOSTON" whose hospitabIe doors are EVER
OPEN to stranger and citizen alike has DOTTED the gossame
fabrics Of SUMMER and appears in the sober but pleas
ing colors of AUTUMN. ,,.,, ,r,,,,r ...or.;.lc,..
1 ~ o, under the weight of a magnificent stock OF FALL
AND WINTER OUTFTTTINGS. Our selections OF MODERN
|c ARNFVTS AND FURNISHINGS being without comparison
M LARGEST and Best ever offered the public We show s
NOVEL NEW, and STYLISH in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
News Items of Interest from Across the
.InInes.

The Hastings Court vas occupied yester-
day with the case OF Willie Elder, who was
charged with cutting Grin Belcher with
knife The prisoner pleaded guilty, and the
Jury fixed his punishment at thirty days III
Jail and fined him 50.
A drunken cOuutryman yesterday morning
hacked his cart. which was loaded with water
melons. fodder and cabbage up at the station
house door. The man was arrested by 20
liceman smith. and with the ala OF several
citizens, lodged In cell
The case Of Mrs. Philips against Mason 4
voolfolk, the Belt Line contractors, willNery
likely be compromised Mrs. Philips was
injured by team belonging TO the above
hrin The amount she is C. receive by the
compromise is 5000.
The West End choir has been f3Organized,
ard the singing has been Eighly compi-
meated \ new organ has also been pur-
'haStd.
Hon George ID. Wise was the counsel for
| day.
MIS- Lula Gressitt, OF Baltimore, is visiting
Misses Mary "a unb II. Lou Sublett, BESSIE
Dlii ana agnes walker are visiting friends
| In Washington
Miss Marianne Purtam, of Chesterfield
county, Is visiting her brother, Mr.. -. /.
| Pullam.
The funeral - Mr.. j. l.. RSblnson's infant
son TOOK place yesterday from the residence
OF Mrs. A. T.. Du Vail.
MI. SCION Il. WoOdhn's baby. Eelen who
Iici Friday evening, was buried yes,efday in
hciating' A large crowd OF friends wefS pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
FINE BLACK SILKS

Black Silks take the right Of the line
this week because it is the most import
ant and beautiful exhibit. and because
the prices are probably the lowest ever
quoted on such qualities. Added to
our own immense supply of Black Silks
is an importer consignment. which
MUSY BE TURNED INTO CASH as
speedily as possible. Samples of the
consigned Silks are piled in our win
dows and as finger and thumb aid the
eve very sensiby. you who would in
vestigate the heft, quality. and warrat-
able weaving Of these Black Silks had
better push your way in and help your
selves. Whether you're ready to buy
or not you'll have our best attention
lust as cheerfully. We take your visit
as token Of confidence in our an
nouncement, and so far from troubling
us you will place us under obligations
to you by examining not only our SIX
stock. but everything else we offer as
exceptional values. Many of our best
customers are those whom curiosity
first attracted to our store to see what
we were doing. You who will come to
look tomorrow will come to buy the
next day. That what they all do!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
space to Relate.


The Young Mems Baptist city Missionary
society will meet with Pinc-sireet Baptist
church to-day al Z. NJ.
II. Omar Council of kadOsh, No. /, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of freemasoniy'
viii confer the nineteenth and twenleih
degrees next Monday night. Lafayette Royal
arch Chapter so. 13, viii confer the hoyal
Arch al a called meeting next Tuesday night
At the German Lutheran church. corner OF
Eighth and Marshall streets, there VIII be
special services this morning conducted by
kevs Huber. kissing and Burkhard.
Ann Austin. colored woman. died sud
denly Yesterday morning at No. % east Mar
snail street. coroner Taylor said death was
caused by heart disease.
The original Fulton Democratic club Will
meet al Donahue's Hall tomorrow night at
So clock j Randolph Tucker. NJ. l.. SPOTS
wood. and others viii speak.
Governor Mckinney has refused 20 pardon
Il ". Wills sentenced TO the penitentiary
lOrmaiclOus cutting i'm Ianyiile.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday to
Nichael Bahan and Annie FlnlIe, both OF This
city.
Aslight fire occurred yesterday morning AT
the house Of l.. Lewis, 7I5 Williams street.
The Jewish Day Of Atonement falls on
next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
The NINTH DISTRICT.
Senator Mills says He VIII Not he Cam
didate.

senator John u. y. Mills, OF Wise county,
was In the city yesterday, on his way home
from trip 10 the mountains.
When asked By reporter for THE TIMES
whether or not he was probable Republic
can candidate for Congress from the Ninth
district. he said:
II am not My many friends In that district
ufgsd me 20 become a candidate, which, after
carefully considering the situation, have
positively declined | have various reasons
xr 70 .toine. al. Of which published Ia card
= lev DAVIS ago Ia our paper AT Eig stone Gap"
lontlnuing. Mr.. Mills said that his name
had been coiii6unded In The newspapers with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
PERSONAL MENTION.
people Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

Ing THIS ana lhtt.
Miss O. Magic Manning. who has been on
"a visit i'm North Carolina for the past two
months. will return home this afternoon.
Major Thomas II Johnson. Of the firm OF }.
Barley johnson a Co, Louisville, KY, Is the
guest Of General Dabney II Naury, at Muir
phys Hotel.
Mrs. John Hunter and daughter, Miss Nell
lie Of Dallas, Texas. formerly OF Nirg MIA, are
i'm the city, the guests of Mrs. J. Goddard No.
9O1 east Leigh street.
Miss Lottie Grinith, daughter of ex-Coun-
Gilman Anthony Griffith, has returned. HleI
two months absence i'm Amelia.
Misses Imogene Lee and Lizzie Myers, OF
9f7 east Leigh street, who have been al VIZ
giuia Beach Tor the last two months, returned
home on saturday.
Mrs. william II. Welch and Mrs. /. NJ.
Welch and Mrs. q. *. Buckley, all of Brook
lyn. y. y, are visiting Captain \. 6. BAD
cock AT Cedar Lawn, Henrico county.
Mr. NJ Freeman, who has occupied the
position Of chief clerk iu the Richmond and
banville general freight office, has gone 70
Georgia TO i've.
Mr. oliver Mountcastle has returned 10 the
city from Chester. ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
The Mozart Musicale.

At the regular Mozart musicale, Monday
evening. will appear Miss Bessie Mecklem,
saxophone, and Mr. II. G. Mecklem, harp, OF
New York; Mr.. Charles II. Harding, BaliI-
more's popular baritone, and Miss Mary
Preston Moore, soprano, of Richmond. The
is.
l. Selection for saxophone and harp, Miss
Bessie ana Mr.. Mecklcm. 2. song Patria
lMatteD. Mr. Harding. 3. Saxophone solo,
selected Miss Mecklem. a. songs q. hou III
Ike INTO "A Flower Liszte b. Robin (Nied-
lfngcr) Miss Moore. 3. Harp solo, selected,
Mr. Mecklcm. . SOngs-0. Bedouin Love
song PinsutD: b. Garden OF sleep de Lara ;,
Mr.. Harding. :. Saxophone SOLO, selected
Miss Mecklcm. \ song. Proposal (liracketD,
Miss Moore. O. Harp solo. selected, MI
Mecklem. 10. DUet, Mis- Moore and Mr..
Harding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
The 1rue Iiills.

The September term of the Hastings Court
began YESTERDAY. The grand jury. Il.
MOsby foreman-returnedt the following true
bills of indictment;
For felcnies-Arthur steward, BroOkland
Garnett, James Jones Two, W. 4. Hooker,
Frank McNulty. John CrOgan, James Patter-
son. Annie Holmes. John Thomas alias Ed
die Moore. Daniel lin two. John j. Talon.
Thomas Nash QwO). Thomas Williams, John
W. Brown, Budd Gibbons alias Budd FRAY ser,
James TAYLOR Walter Wood. Henry Decker
Son Charles Randall alias Charles Kinney.
james Il. Rogers. Dallas Patterson. Edward
Lee alias Edward Harris
For misdemeanOrs Lee Faudree, John VIII
Hams r. Il Crouch. W. =. ~ Clair. James
Braxton. William Jackson, Robert Randolph,
J. T. Flournoy. and Harry Summervil.e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
A Great MANY Convicts.

,,1~oterday the following convicts were
Go Mo the penitentiary from Norfolk by
49, >xeant Thomas y. Donah: John Ii
800 yaa &John ii. Thomas. hOuse-breaking,
t,ng fvNilliam Jones (colorcd), house
Snrse.hsssl,' Sears; Frank Jarvis gcolored),
Ic"ioTsdi hons7,Syo years; Richard Fischer
.'nn ton.s fcolYae king. three years; JOS
fTg ,nm Soh s@,, iiccot burglary, two years;
Xea,s. cenrye Bll MI grand larceny, two
ting, one year; Samue. tdl nalol loli. GUY
attempted rape. twelve euson 10 "I IS'i
icolored), grand larceny, ~ .Hago' I III,
o. 0. Alexander. Sheriff oTfSesfs Mr.
ried 10 the penitentiary: John JSSNel o.u
Dfed), house-Dreaking, three years W ~,
dudley, from Alexandria. brought M ..
Benson (coloredl, malicious assault, ~
years. "