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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SEOkT koJTS TO LONDON
- NOhDDEC1SCHER LLOYD q. & 90
last kxpress Stexioers.
To Southanil ton Oondon, Bnvlel Bremen.
Traye We'd, July ~, 10 An. LAS, sAI July
26 noon; LAM, We'd, July 30. pm; Kaiser MIi,
he ii Sat. - 80 An; AIleT We'd. aug q. 10
a. Ia. E.a I, $50. Aug. y. mon.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
tuioop kppClntments Prices: lst cabin. aud up
ward BERTH according 10 location "a cabin. S5O ana
900 berth; steerage NJ low rates. ADIiy ~ L. II.
DROOP. S2o Penn. sve. ylg
CUNARD LINE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
Nseryed at the Washington sgeacy; hrxt-clsss &C.
com n odations from S00 up; second class a35 aud
$40; steerage. t2u. CHAS. L. DU bOls 4 CO.
bankers. Sole Agents, ISL ut. NV my:,3-sn,
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory. Notary and u y Commissioner
JNo. Z. BkALI. 1891 y Ct NV
In ofacs from am. to 8 p M Mi
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IN oRFoLK AND OLD POINT.

IN ORFOLK AND OLD POINT
FARE, SO ROUND TRIP
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf at /, p m Tues
day, thursday aud Saturday sunday at 1850 70 ne
Further Infor nation Telephone Gail 1850. Lands az
Colonial Beach Saturdays. N, .,-tm
Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il Steamer GEO. LI.AhY, from 9TH Ct wharf Mon
days, Wednesday, and FRIDAY $. al pm. INCLUSIVE.
CONNEC11ON WITH BIOS ION AID PROVIDENCE
SlEAMERS. Fare: 81 single; round trip SO. Tickets
and rooms at u. and %. ticket offices, GIG and 1881
L a. ave, and Hawey's, 18th and New York ave For
further Intormato inquire at company office. the
wharf. telephone call 1i3-3 MAt. T. WHICH. Supt.
and zen. AgL nl:y
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer STE
Capt. 6eogbegaE, leaves Stephenson wharf every
sunday at O'clock pm. Tor further lnfUrmation
aiplyto
STEPHENSON & BRO,
mhS-Om III street Nharf
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,vro,. II W FULLER
Si~-u General Passenger Agent

hsseeh<ers 81 y I'm.
Once: 5i3 Pennsyivania avenue
+v,o,, Nv FULLER
9iS-u General Passenger Agent
RALflMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
iLsx. W.. sSsSheduie N eject june Eli 1890
a ison s,s stat corner of New Jersey
pre.s sna AID Northwest Nes,i5uled Limited OF.
fot cncinnar 81 Louis AID Indisnspo,,, .,rr...
n, For or tl,ts6pre and Cleveland express d.ily 30
fer 90 hs1ans'On and points in the Shenandoah Valley
For f MinShester and way stations. IS sopm
fSr Banniore, week days. so5. co. cas- 7.2o
a. mirrte, 10 a.nesTs $50 $50 III :UO IL 90
5SI5: IS minutes. 30 $50 So 3 %5 S -
ss:2i o9' io;3o and II 30 pm. sundays :oS' 30
SIS. So So g8 S,p am 600 IS minutes q
m M mute 600 6:la o:20 80 s SIS. 10 so
, aUr Nay stations between Washington and Bait,
NOR, 1;ou' o;so 30 Am i2:l0, % 30 q so
& ID M; sundays . 80 am. 90. 3:;.l 81.
Trans lssys Baltimore for Washington, week a,y.
60 90 4:i5, 500 800, Gu. ZOO iS 81. So
S:sS I $50 s;5e Ssc i 10 N loss ssna days
$50. S 50 ioio G io "a ana SDo a5 $40 100
For ANNAPOLIS 6:3j aud 80 a M IL Id and 4. 70
ss s., G an io 90 y5 % r as.'f sa Ana;.
., f9G stations on the Metropolitan Branch. &c 80.
s NJ m; 81 = pm For Principal stations only.
III "a 10 n.
for Rockville and Way stations. ~ A n IN
For G-lthCrsburg and Intermediates r,,tnts 20 %
foUO. II :OO am, II 90 800, - 30 ty "a.
$4,000. II 100 PIN.
For Boyd's ANA intermediate stations, - .Oop.m.
thufch trsia leaves Washington Su!day a; 4 :,
T. N Stop lug u all stations
t1r II, derrick. tG:3O, $500 $3.50, TIL 80 an
81 :l1 1880, II 80 pm.
Fer hsgsrstown. tlO:a 40 am. and - :3opm.
RAINS srliNc from Chic.gO daily Ii a. a m ana
f:lO Pm. from Cincinnati and ST Louis daily q i1
I'm ana 2:oo PIN iron l1ttsburg 80 an. 3 30
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
tor New lOrk, Trenton. Newark. y j., and IizAb.th
Nd, - 100, tS:U0. 1000, .l2 90 am 50 ~
t;oV anu 'IU:3o Pm. buffet ParioE Cars on All
sss Trans. Sleeping Car On the lU:3U p. IN. open
For Philadelphia n :05. rs 90, 30 90 ZIP 90 noon
'S;oV, 4;1O, u; and 1880 pm.
fS;o0 a. M. az :0O noon, 200. 4 so, '6i5 aud
for intermediate points between baltimore and
nniiaueiihia. foOo and 81 20 am, TOO, a 20
a., Trains leave New York for Washington. % 90.
ii;3O AIN. 600 $50 =: 100 pm and 1918
Irains leave Philsdelphia for Washington. - "a.
-, '9:l5. III 30 anu IL 40, al - :5a
- :32 y.
Tor Boston g. SO pm, with Pullman Buffet Sleep
va for9hEee sic Bridge landing pAssen gers in b und
NJ. station at boston
L or Atlantic City, 4:05 aad 10 an 1900 noon
sunuays' a 10 am IL noon and ] 80 pm
hon LAY RIDGE.
Week days, 9:1o am. 80, 4 30 nm Sundavs
e;35 am, 30. 3;l5 pm. "
Leave Bay Ridge. week days, 9 30. 80 pm Sum-
ft1cept sunday .Dsily sSunday only.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels and resi-
oences % Union Transfer Company on orders left at
aCket oinces OH and 1891 Penn. ave, and n DEPOT
CHAs .. SCULL- Gen. Pass. Agent
D. l. oDEII- Gen. Manager. ivy
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l)OTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Monday and Friday. at m, as far as Nomini. Cur
roman and DeoJaIdtown. Tuesdays ut 30 D. m, al
far as Nomini Currionlan Leonardtown Coan, kIEsae
aud Lodge Fare, 1rst class. Doc second class 3Cc.
Freight lower than other routes For information,
call Ielephone l3oO. Je27-lm
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
III Company's Steamer
"1YGERT"
Capt. John A. Ketchuui, tor Baltimore and lardings
ON the Potomac river. Livery Monday at O'Clock pm.
Apply to
STEVENSON BRO,
Telephone T45-3. lje26-3ml 7tn 81. wharf.
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4. IcHMoNp AND pANvILIE RAILROAD co.

4 lCHAOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO.
IA Schedule III eject 1UL.Y l3, 1890
e;1O H.nl-tas; Te;liitsSee MAJ daily for Warren.
Ton. ooIdonsElie, charlottesville. LYnchburg and
Statlolis between Alexandria and II hbury Roal.
oke, Atlanta, Bristol, hLUxklile, Chattanooga and
Memphis. Pullman SleeIer WEshiugtt n To Itne Ga
- AIM asst Mai daily for UIpeper Char
lottesyile, stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route
1ynchpurs, ROcky Mount. DEnNlIie and Stations be-
AsEeyilie. Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta. Atlanta
Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans. Texas and
and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to New Orleans Putt
pIaE Sleeper Danviile to Columbia aud Augusta pl H.
Route. ~ "
$40 p.m.--Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas
Strashuig and intermediate STATIONS.
$50 y. m DAILY via IyncLbarg, Bristol aud Chat
Memphis CONNECTING thence tor all Arkansas p,lnTs
LILO p.m-Nestern Express daily Tor Manassas
Pullman Nesubule 4r.in Washington 10 CancinnstL
With Pullman SleeI er for Louisville.
"a W g. Southern Express cxIly for Lynchburg
DanNille, kaielHh. Ashevlle, Charlotte. CoIuinbia
AugustA, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY Aew Orleans Ie1 -
aAd California Pullman v stiOule Car Washington 90
New Ollesls VIA Atlanta and Montgomery. pullman
Sieepar Washington to Birmingham Ala. via Atlanta
and Georgia I.cInc hallway. aid pullman sleeper
Washington TO 4 hevilie and loot Springs n c. via
salisbury. Also Washington TO Augusta VIA Danville
Trains ON Washing. OH and Ohio division leave Wash.
aud 4 40 /. dai:y arrive Round hil II 80 am.
4 ID =. m. and 10 pm. returning leave lound Hill
except SUNDAY, arriving Washington 80 am and
through trains from the south via Charlotte. Dan
and :l0p VIA East Tennessee, Bristol and lynch
burg at .l:30 and 10 ~: ChesapeAke and
Clio route and Charlottesville al = AS pm. and 7;l0
pm and q SO am strRsburg local 1T 10 al am.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation ald Information
furnished and baggage checked at ofhce. 1900 PENN
ssirsd an and Il.
myio 49, JAS l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Agent.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CLEANER WAKEFIELD"
- Leaves ct. wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS tLG SAL IhDAl 1T ain. Returning L rs
DAY, 1hlDAl and ST NDAI y eI.iu.s
For NonlnI Creek, Va, leonsrdtown and St Glenn.
ents bay, Md. touching at intermediate Landings.
passenger accommodation HI 81 class
c. W. RIDLEY
jyS General Msnayer
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EENRUsTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN-
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON SHEET BETWEEN
TEN1H AND ELkVENTH STREETS NORTH.


Il \
TENaH AND ELEVENTH STREETS NORTH.
WEST.
geo. folio 20 ct seq, one of the land records o, the
District of Columbia, will sell public auction IN
front Of the premises. FRIDAY, JULY TWENTY
FIFTH. A.D. 1890, AT HALf-PAS1 FIVE O'CLOCK
PM the following described real estate situate ~ the
city of Washington District of Columbia to wit Lots
q, u and in John g. Adams subdivision of lots Nos
vision OF uEre numbered thrse hundred and thirty
tS3 IL. said subdivision of said lots C. and
duly recorded the surveyors office of said city IN
Liber z; H. b.. folio 2I7. together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-half cash. balance in one a.
year. note to bear interest at the rate of six (D per
Per payable semi annually, and se-
cured by deed If trust on property sod or all cash
purchasers option deposit Ct 800 at thu eof sale.
sale right reserved to resell Mt risk and cost of
faultng purchaser after ve days notice Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Washington D. O.
u. :. FIRNIN, r.,,....
JOHN MORRiSON,{ Afussees-
jy1l-dkds DUNCANSON BROS. AuctioneerA
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO, Auctioneers.
h $40 Pennsylvania ava n W.
| TWO TWO TORY FRAME HOUSES Nos 734 AND
| 736 FOURTH STREET NOR1HWEST. AT AUC-

TWO TwO-sroRY FRAME HOUSES Nos. 734 AND
136 FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUG
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH, At SIX O'CLOCK, we viii offor for sale in
front Of the,premises
s sTB LoTYs
fronting 20 feet on 4th St by depth Of 66.0k In
proved by two Two-story Frame Houses. now under
30, q rentsI.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
per cent secured ty deed OF trust property
sold all cash, ut option of purchase Posit of
5000 required time q sale. IL the terms OF sale
not complied with in fifteen days from day OF sale
right reserved to resell The ro erty IL the risk and
cost Of the de:ault1ng PURCHASER, after i've days adj
vertisrHeut Of such resale III some newspaper pub
lshed in WASHINGTON. ID q. All convey ancinc. &C. ~
jyly-dSds RATCLIFTE. DaRR CO.. Aucts
ENHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionecr.
CnANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE LINE OF THE ELECTRIC
RAILWAY. GkOlOEIOHN. DC.
District Of Columbia. ssod the of Homiller
CT al Hon!ler ct AZ. No. lU0h9 Equty the under
signed trustees Will sell ut public auct upon the
premises Oh THURSDAY, THE IHIRIT-FIR~T DAY
OF JULY, 1880. AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, parts of
lots roc al 70, in Beatty ard Hawkins addition to
GeorgetoNn fronting about 240 feet ON sd street
street. with depth :t96 feet. improved by large
frAlne house Containing sIX;c"n rooEls.
Terms OF sale: One-tElGd cash aud the balance in
one ana two years, with interest st per cent Ter
option OF the purchaser. Taxes paid to June 80.
$50. If the terms sale not comp lied with
within ten days the right is Cestryel to resell de-
fauIunz purchasers risk and cost Ali convey ancing
qulred NJ time OF sale.
JAS. q. PAYNE, City Hal.
SEQ; Z; PAYNE, 6l3 9TH ST, Trustees.
jy2l-d&ds
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TO.MDR ReON.

w 637 Louisiana avenue,
opp. City Post Office.
CONTINUATION OF SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS. No 1881 Z STREET
NORTHWEST. TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY
SECOND. TEN AM. AND CONTINUE DAILY
UNTIL ALL is SOLD. jy2l-3t
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CONSISTING
CHAIRS GASOLINE STOVES, REFRIGEKATOR
BID BEADING, KITCHEN UTENSILS HALL
BEING CONTENTS OF HOUSE No 40 Ninth
STREET NORTHWEST.
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY
THIRD 500. AT TEN O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell
jylG-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
~ go Pennsy lvania ave. n.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on STREET BE-
TWEEN TNENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY
SECOND STRLETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
THIRD AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in
PART OF ORIGINAL IL,
IN SQUARE 30,
fronting 37.6 feet on street and running bac TO
Ofoot paved alley, making ii a most desirable build
ing site.
years. six per CENT secured by deed of trust prop
ery sold, or all cash. option OF the purchaser de-
post of 500 at time of sale If the terms of sale
not complied with fifteen days from day of sale
rigt reserved to resell the property ris and
of the dsfaulng purchaser after i've days gdyer
iselnent or such resale IN some newspaper publ he'd
the purchaser.
jyl9-d&ds RADCLIFFE DARR CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
'UTURE DAYS.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneera

WEEkS CO., Auctoneera
LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING. &C.
By oRpER OF THE pRoPhiE ioR WHO IS ABorT
on FRIDAY MokNiNds, July fGENr it-f f1iI.
At TEN AN. ON Thu PREMISES NuMBEh
NORTHWEST. The ENTIRE STOCK. 800
OYEhCOArS, GlNrs' FURNISHING GOODS
INDkRwEAR GLOVES, HATS, BOOTS AND
LAR,iE Vanity OF OTHER SICK. SALE
WITHOUT LIMIT. EVERY LOT WILL BE
SOLp fy.s2-3t
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INuE UI&EAI
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTF

THE I SGEkkfhsE kEsf hs ho HSTIHwrs,
p sfE pE RAILS RhhSh M ssshNEfRip NscESERI
TRAINS LEAy Z s sassi nHSy II lssd sT.r0r
cOkAkHOF 6TH AND b SIT EETs' As FoLhoWs:
For H5tsburs aud the wtst. Chicago Limited Express
ts;Ss1 f dairy at It dSa@bas m and daily
LOUIS. with Sleeping Cars from IlItsburg 70 Co
Sleeping Car Altoona TO Chicago " ST. Louis. cSi-
9 Gg To. ard Cincinnati Express. 800 pm daily
ing cars Harrisburg ms to ST Louis. Chicago and Gin
western A kap gns Car bprs5ss to st koas
ihg Cars Washington TO chicago and ST. Louis
hleepers Louisville and Memphis Puc ahfog En
pres; no 900 N daily. for Pittsbury the West
WITH through Sleeper 10 Plttsbu'g. aud PIttsburg
For hane. CanandaiTua kochesier and NiaSa1a F.l,
daily except sunday, s:lU am
faosnd NiaSara daily. except SATURDAY 10 % Pm
VIII WITH 'sieeplns Car Nsshington 70 Rochester.
IN. daily, except sunday.
ioR fHiLABGEfH iils NV NV f0kK rHEE.sr
80. 300 II 90 and 4 20 am, 2:io 5:i5.
s lpiSo sna siS pl IL fo: ss1a .Sd
II 20 Pm Limited Erpres. Of pullman P4rior
York Gully Limited Express with Dining Oar 90 ,.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
faN express 8 o an. week days 90 pm daily
For Boston % %itfo S Change pm every d.y
For brooklyn. Ny; ali thronsh trains connect at
t direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
daily. - '"-
For Baltimore, 6:33 30 $40. 900. 9:4o 10 90.
1880. ~ 100 and IL 40 am, II :O5, :: 10 J:l5
3:"9, 400. 40 $50 300. $40, 800. Z 40,
C: g tn 40 s IN TO- 81 3is sn9 Y sS SS Pa 5
300, > 40 600, 40, 1000 and III 20 pm
For Popcs Creek Line 20 ana 80 y. IN daily
except sunday. ''
For ANNAPOLIS, 20 and 900 am.. 1905 and 20
pm. daily, except sunday. sundays A2Upm
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT MAY } 1. 1880.
For Alexandria, $50, O:;I5, 7:45, $40. g-4a
1o:51 Am, l2n4 noon, 2.O5 $3.50, 80 4:55
e:9l. s:u2 1898 and 1 80 p Ia. ON sunday al
4;3O, 80 so. lO:51 am. $50, 6.Ol, S:O2
and 1000 pm ~
Accommodation for Qusntico, 40 am and 81
pm. week days; 40 M. Sundaya
For hlcAInOhd aud tie south, 4 30 and 057 am.
n, daily Accommodation. so I'm. week days
Trains leave Alehhndrla tor ashlngtul q o. G.O5
SOO, BIO ~: 10, IL 90 ain. go 3 90, ID
BIO o:u5, O3, $40 10 81 and / 1 :US y. IN ON
sunday al loa Ia ! ] ~ an; 90, > 40, sO5
. -. % 20 and 40 81 y m
Tickets and information at the Cce northeast cor
ner 18th ST ana ltnnsylyslIia avenue and at the
station, where orders lie left the che king ol
baggage 10 des tinaton IRON hotels and iss4deuces
ShAS fUGti, D. X. WOOD,
General Manaaer. lmy12l General Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
CHANCERY SALE OF THE REMAINDER OF vALu

Y ATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO. Auctioneers.
H $40 Pennsy lyania ave-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

LEADING INSTRUMENTS
DECKER BROS
WEBER
FISCHER pIANos
ESTEY
1VEks & POND
EsTEY ORGANS. rsTry orGkys
MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS
Old instruments taken part payment Tuning
and Rel u ring.
Telephone o..Q
We close ut O'Clock during July and August
SANDl.kS 4 STAD MAN,
934 street northwest
-. 13 ". Charles st, ba! more, Nd
iIO ).11 Main St. hichmond, Va
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in Eject May 10.

rims leave Union Depot. 9Th ana streets. 10 81
an for Newport News Old Point Comfort and
NofiSik daily. Arrive At Old Point At 9 1 o \. m.
and Norfolk at $40 pm
an. Cincinnati txlress daily 70 stations IN
NL.niA west virginia Kentucky and Cincinnati,
seruoule sleepers through without chAnsp 10 Gin
=, SiehAtl, arriving ii 30 an
Ai'tu ". NJ. ~ z, v N,tubule Limited. daily solid
saaaus with dinlnx cars. through without
ehsnge To Cincinnati. Nestibale Sleeper tor ley.
lEgton and Louisville. Pullman Cas- are oren 10
~ eve Passengers NJ q A. M ~
oince; ol3 Pennsyivania avenue
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Rig BOTTLE VIRGINIA CLARET. CSC g. BOTS.
iloine, made Blackberry Vine. 23c.; boxes sardines
zoe; Dig oox Mustard saruiLes. l0c.; Quart Bottle
sweet Catawba Wine. 25c.; BisBottle Whisky, s5c.
Vll-lm' OHAhE'S. 1245 9TH NV.
II uTZ BROS, CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
~ bic sance of all kinds be had in bottles Keys or
barrels BY applying to their sole agents. A. DEPUEk
Bon. SIS to SEQ ~ 81. s.w myl 7-3in
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WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opp. City Post Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
IMPALED.
Willis HaugheV is Impaled on Pitch Fork and
Dies Instantly.

Yesterday afternoon shortly after 3
O'Clock Willis Haughey, who lives at
Haysville, met with a terrible accident
which produced immediate death The
suddenness and unusual manner of his
death add greatly to the horror of the ac-
cident. He and several others were en-
ployed in field owned by his father, Jacob
Haughey, and they were about to move
an cat stack. The deceased stuck his four
tined pitch fork, which he had been using
in the soft ground, handle down, near the
stack, habit amongst farmers, it being
the safest way to leave a fork. With the
assistance of the other men, who stuck
their forks in the stack at different heights,
holding the handles, he clambered to it's
summit. He stood erect for a moment
and then leaned over with the evident in
tention of asking for his fork The straw
beneath his feet began to slide and in the
effort to retain his position he fell directly
on his own fork which was still standing
where he left it. The outer tine must
have struck the lower rib and bent it lit
tie for the other tines just grazed his side
only iufiicting slight flesh wound The
superstition is that the one tine penetrated
the lower part of the heart for it was i'm
mediately withdrawn and he died with
scarcely a culver. The deceased was a
splendid specimen Of manhood, q years of
age and leaves wife and two children TO
mourn their loss The funeral will be
held this afternoon at Haysville at 2
O'Clock, after which the remains will be
brought to Derby for interment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
SALVATION ARMY VS. MEDICINE.

The Salvation Army came in contact
with the patent medicine man last night
in a way that indicates they forget TO do
as they wish to be done by. Now patent
medicine men ostensibly dispense touics
to the physical man while the army deals
in nostrums for the spiritual man. Each
thinks their calling the most important
aud outsiders do not regard one as a
greater nuisance than the other. The
patent medicine men have little the ad-
vantage, for their advent IS regarded as an
indication that there are few stray dol
lars in circulation If any one disturbs
the Salvation Army in their worship or on
their marches they feel very much
aggrieved and do not fail to mention it,
and yet they deliberately marched up
Lawrence yesterday evening with fife,
drum and the tinkling cymballs,
and broke up the patent medicine mans
trade. A team of mules was frightened
and nearly ran over Chief Burrows, and if
they had not been promptly stopped might
have killed somebody. The patent medi-
cine man pays a license TO follow his bust
ness, and he said last night he thought his
friends in the Salvation Army ought TO
respect his rights. When the Puritans
first came to America all they wanted was
freedom from persecution and u be al
lowed to worship God in their own way.
This they got, and everybody else wants
the same privileges. Human nature crops
out in religion the same as in everything
else, and the army claims this fact is ap-
plicable to others as well as themselves.
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WEAKNESS il generally physiological
"ebb tide" which time and patience will
convert into flow. II il never well to
spur q worn out horse, except In the diress
strai II be mends bis pace in obedience
TO the stimulus every step is drop drawn
from his life blood.
Idleness IL not one OF the faults Of the
present age7 WEAKNESS Is ono of it, com
monest experiences Thechecks that many
a man draws on his physiological resources
are innumersble, and a. the resources are
strictly limited. like any other ordinary
banking account, il Is very easy 20 bring
about balance on tho wrong side.
One days holiday in the week and one
or two months in the year for those who
work exceptionally hard usually bring the
credit balance 70 highly favorable oondi-
ton, and thus with care and Management
physiological solvency il secured and main
tanned But physiological fortuns IL a.
good thing. or even a better thing than a
money friend
Stored resources well invested keep the
mind easy and the body youthful II,
however, q man have not thee, but only
enough Of strength 20 20 on steadily from
day 20 day he should watch carefully
against excessive WEAKNESS. A feeling Of
prostration Is the dark thunder cloud that
porteDds a change in the atmosphere
Hospital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Johnny's Ruse.

Johnny Bennett is only years old. but
be already believes that what man has done
man can do. Not longag when his mother
was i'll, he saw the hall servant admitting
a gentleman whom he had never seen be-
fore. But, Mary, he exclaimed. mamma
can't see any oner' The stranger WAS al
ready half way up the stAiSs. I'm the
Doctor" he remarked, without turning his
head
A few days afterward Johnny and several
Of his small friends were playing out of
doors, when Johnny said, Lets 90 and see
Lucy Fielding"
Lucy has the measles. She can't have
any visitors. They wouldn't let us in"
was the answering chorus.
There was n moments silence; then
Johnny went 10 the door Of the Fielding
house, disregarding the circumstances OF
the small procession which followed him.
Evidently a plan of action had occurred 70
him. He rang the bell.
Miss Lucy Is i'll. You CAN'T began
Bella, the servant who opened the door.
But a small figure darted by her and be-
gan 10 climb the stairs, remaTking i'm
pressively Pm the doctor"
Whether or not Bella doubted this state
ment, she was too much overcome TO inter
fere with Jobnny's trIumphal progress,
and had only just enough presence Of mind
TO shut the door on 'the doctors" friends,
who seemed disposed TO follow him
Youths Companion.