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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

!
| Henry Smith vs.. Il r. Guthrie, iuds-
ment for s4S6.4S. J. +. Bradshaw vs.. y.
B. Moore ct al was on trial by the court.
y. g. Walden vs.. ~ Flagg. suit for dam
ages for S3.0oe. was in hearing yesterday
and continued for ten days Farmers
Loan and Trust company W.. " a
| Richey ct al, Judgment for plaintiff for
sli0. 80 Fred Stuekmau W. Mary r.
klentz dismissed without prejudice at cost
of plaintiff. Susan Miller brings suit en-
Joining the city from opening Park street
Her attorney states that Mrs. Miller has
repeatedly offered the city fifty feet but
that one hundred is wanted
PROBATE COURT.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday
Ia the probate court TO Alfred Dcichman.
OF Lawrence, and Esther Drukksr. of
Wichita. Last will and testament of Da-
vld Godhy admitted to probate. Report
OF sale Of real estate of James Donsghs
deceased, by administrator filed: sale con-
frmed. Second settlement aud rexigna-
tion OF w. II. Flsshman administrator Il
the estate OF James L. Fieshman deceased
filed.
COMMON PLEAS
The case of Wood vs Hargls involving
question Of ovefdraft was on hearing be-
fore Judge Balderst0n yesterday The jury
IN Daley vs- Stunkle was ont aud wa not
ready with = verdict when couTt ad Jograed.
JUSTICE CoCgTs.
Charles Morton. charged with both petty
and grand larceny. WAS arraigned before
Justice keenan, aud found guilty o. beth
charges. lie was fined 50 and thirty days
on the one charge and 81 10 and thirty days
on the other. The usual round Of s.gii
work occupied Justices hossiy apd Bar
reit Justice Barrett gives IL cut officially
thar he Is only dcing civil work hence
forth
L. S. COMMISSIONERS COURT.
AcCartney. who is charged with using
the mars for fraudulent purposes. was ar
TaigBed beiors Commissioner Sherman
yesterday. The case was o0ntinnsd uo1I
March IN order To give the defense tims
70 procure certain witnesses.
Po1FCR Co0ET.
4 few minor offenders from snsday
were disposed Of ia the usual summary
ulsnnsr by Judge Ausslisr yesterday.
Yest4rdas = arrests vsrs Waiter " W'llli1fa..
WHO was Gnsd so fer petty Larceny ssd
T.. Lynch, g.4o paid a back tine. A draok
Tho vas disturbing the psacs ~as 4.s8
Aaed 80. cor gist,uz tie list.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
A PATRIOTIC MOVE

The proposition OF the Garfield post of
the Grand Army OF the Republic 10 fur
nisn every room Of the public schools in
Wichita with "A regulation flag of forty
two stars, two by three feet, made OF reg
ulatiou bunting is indeed patriotic one.
The flags are TO be furnished with staff
and fixtures and the specimen shown US
by Commander Wallace was beauty and
of such substantial make as 20 be practic-
aliv iudestructable. There'are. we belieYe,
sixty odd public school rooms in the city
and the work OF furnishing each with a
starry banner has been entered upon with
earnestness aud ardour.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

would be given architects and how much
architects would clear on the deal After
some cross firing the matter dropped.
On motion of Mercer the clerks request
Tor aid referred to finance committee.
When the bids wese opened for draining
the Burton car works addition there were
found to be ten bids 10. The contract was
awarded to Schrader and Taylor. their
bid being the lowest
Councilman Schnitzlef offered 8 nation
instructing the sheriff to burn the bedding
that was stolen from the pest house and
discovered in a house on the west side.
The matter was referred 10 the health
committee.
There was other business pending, but
as the mayor wished TO catch the ten
o'clock Car, and thus AVOID walking home,
the council adjourned.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
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BORN on SUNDAY. FILL OF GRACE

y new pair Of sparkling eyes. another
pair of dimpled hands. two other cheeks
of red and white. 10 say nothing Of dupli-
cate dainty feet and their ten pink toes
are now rendering the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, George G. Mathews a very happy
one Probably in no other home on Waco
avenue, or in all the city. would an eight
pound boy have been more welcome than
the healthy, plump little fellow whose
glad presence was announced Sunday
morning, aud their many friends through :
out the city will unite with the EAGLE IN
hearty CONGRATULATIONS
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
MRS JARI.EY's wANwoRKs.

The Ladies' All of the Fou III Congre-
gational church viii give this popular en-
tertainment at Paramount hall tonight.
The following figures viii be exhibited;
Mr. farley. Lord Byron. Maid of Athens,
Oscar Wilde. Ophelia. Susan B. Anthony,
Littlo Red Ridinghood, Cinderella, Lady
Macbeth. Chinaman, Indy Eleanor,
George Washington. Napoleon, The Los,
Art, Topsy. the two-headed girl.
There will also be songs, gecitations and
tableau.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

Officer Williams of the Garfield univer-
sity, and several Others were bitten on Sun
day by dog supposed TO be mad As a
natural result there is a pretty big scare
which is quite uncalled for. Supposing
the dog was mad the physicians assert that
he WAS not in that stage when nydropho-
biA would result
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

MIR. p. Tasch, of Detroit, has located in
business in the city. He was the youngest
soldier in the Union army, eniisting at
the age of 13 years and > months in the
2Sih Michigan and serving four years He
viii soon be member of the Garfield post.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

For stiffrsss ard serYsnsss of the rsuscs~s
sua }oiuss 81 tie hody. sbsuTnztisrr and
lsurs.Eia nogh.sx equals saiyst3oa Oii.
Fr5er - eentz.
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s5sress ue%., oat ~ say inst -ed no~s lu-
sicztes tns ssssi a. noflss ef DR. EoI .
CoaGh Syrup Price - esats.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

George Kennan, the distinguished tray
pler and writer of the Century articles ON
the Russian exile system, has been en-
gag. d by st Pants church TO deliver his
famous lecture An East berisn Convict
Nine" in tins CITY March 20 This Will
give our people an opportunity to see and
hear the greatest traveller and writer OF the
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

The funeral services over tie remains of
Mrs Carter were held last evening at the
residence of the Rev. Savin. assisted by
Rev Harmon. The remains were shipped
last evening to Glasgow, Mo-, for inter-
nlnnf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
TO ADVERTISERS.


Our rates Of advertising shall be low those OF
any other paper OF equal value as an advertising
medium
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance
Entered IN the postofrce at Wichita second class
matter ard entered for transmission through the
mails such
Eastern office at Room IS, Tribune Building. New
York City and iG9 The Rookery," Chicago. wheI 3
al contracts for foreign advertising will be mad :,
md where files OF the paper can beseeD. - / (.
Eeckvith, Agent
Readers Of the EAGLE when in New York City Z :
Chicago copies of the paper at the office of
agent ~ the address given above.
All notices for entertainments OF any kind in
which an admittance fee is required viii he charged
ai the rate OF five cents per line per day; and must
heclassifed and Will not be run as pure reading
natter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City. Mo. the book store of Il. CLICK. q East 9Th.
The EAGLE has the largest circulation or any
daily pa per in Kansas and covers more territory
than any two Kansas daes combined, reaching lb5
towns the day Of publication In Kansas, Indian
territory Panhandle OF Texas and eastern Colorado
he columns of the EAGLE have been tested and
prov TO be the best advertising mediuf in the
southwest. The only daily that reaches all the ter
riiory al owe named day of publication. As an
advertising medium il is uneXcelled
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

Dr. f B. Alien and wife returned from
Texas yesterday morning where they haze
been spending the winter on account OF
Mrs. Aliens health The doctor says that
she seems entirely recovered and that they
will be at housekeeping again within
few davs
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

Mr. J. L. Seward desires TO give notice
that he has enough supplies for the poor
at present and also wishes to thank those
who have made donations for their gener-
Gus gifts to the poor through him. Should
more be needed due notice viii be given.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

Deputy United States Marshal McMur-
ray arrived from Topeka last night. bring
ing George Denver who had pleaded guilty
TO the charge of introducing whisky in the
territory and was sentenced 80 sixty days.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
Pa.ICR c4yoET.
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The COMMITTEES On ssssCtien az topic for
prize essay 81 oratio8-grs- 81 Les Hoy:
ana Nrs. Bsbb--wiIl piszss rssst with Ma
Dubois No. Isy7 SoFiH Topeka AssBus,
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

The fire alarm sounded on Sunday night
was false. Some miscreant turned it in
from Topeka aud Central and then run.
The council will be requested to pass an
ordinance covering this matter.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

A number of citizens met yesterday and
took the preliminary steps toward form
ing and electric light company for the pur-
pose OF furnishing private houses with
lipht.
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MsEEIEp

On the 18th inst. at lac North Topeka
avenue, by Rev. C. II. McCrsary. Burton
Z. Fisher. Of Failey Center, Kan, and Miss
Jennie Stobie, OF Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

Ladiesi don't forget to see the foot ball
game next Saturday at the base ball park.
The Riverside motors take you TO the
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

Meets tonight "a Garfield hall. All mem
bers are requested 20 be present
Il 7. hlAgEE, A3.uiast
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

The Eastern Star will give its 10c social
this evening at Masonic hall.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND.

The Spider and the Fly" played to good
business last night and it is safe to predict
a big house for tonight \ slightly wrong
impression seemed 10 have gotten abroad
concerning the entertainment which is al
together erronious. The merit OF the pro-
duction is its paramount feature and it is
immensely entertaining and can in no
wise offend the most fastidious and cul-
tured person. The piece is interspersed
with strong specialties of which several
are deserving of special mention. The
mechanical scenery is fine, working TO
perfection, while the costumes are elegant
in che highest degree. The company is
made up of clever people.
BILL NYE.
Bill Nye and bis new COM
pany OF musical stars composed of
Miss Ollie Torbett, violinist, Mr. Gustave
Tbslberg, tenor; Mr.. Frank Downey,
pianist and Bell Nve will appear at the
Crawford Grand on Wednesday evening
next for ore night only.
Bill Nye is to well known TO need in
PRODUCTION The New York World" COM
ments on Miss Torbett as follows.
Miss Ollie Torbett, granddaughter OF
Genl. Jas. r. Drake, OF Mexican war fame n
is one OF the most fscinating and delight
fu violinistS. aud for three seasons has
been with the Kellogg Company and
girl. and thorough musician. her audi
ence being at once capt1vated by her
wonderful playing and childish, beautiful
lace
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
WILLARD c. l.. s. c

WILLARD c. l.. S. c.
Program for Friday, February q, 1890:
Roman history. ry.......Mr. Burwell
Latin literature. Miss Halsey
Mr.. Walters.
Reading. Horatius, by McCauley
Miss Anna Mason.
Character er................ .Nydia
Miss Daugherty.
Questions. European possessions in Africa
Mr.. Daruey.
Roll call. Inotations from Virgil, ar
ranged by Miss Clark.
Questions on the article in the Chautau-
guam. Three from each member
Reading. :. Eruption of Nesnoins by Hugo
Miss Mills.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18

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The Wild Girl Again.

An Alexandria special dated the
10Th inst, to the Picayune says:
Two years since the appearance
of the "Wild Girl of Catalonia"
was given account Of in the Picav-
une of this place, and much space
has been given by local papers of
the state rs to her having been
seen by respected citizens. Four
of our respected citizens of this
city saw her two years ago, and
that time was the first when any
credeHce was given TO what ap-
peared before only fixed up s.o-
ry to give interest to local papers.
Yesterday j. Har,ltner, one of
Pineville's prominent merchants,
and his daughter Alice, aged IG
years, We're in one buggy, and En-
met Walker, n merchant of Fish
vile, and Miss Jennie Hamilton.
also of Fishville, i'll another bug
gy, were coming from Fishville to
Pineville. When they arrived
within about eight miles of Pine
vile, they saw white female,
aged apparently about 80 years,
weighing about l25 pounds, about
b feet high, near the road. She
was dressed in "a faded homespun
dress and barefooted. As soon as
the wild women saw them she re-
traced her steps at right angles
with the road, Mt a speed, all say.
they never say hu,nan being run
at. On reaching about 800 wards.
she stepped bcnind tree, but as
soon As the buggics stopped she
started la run again, and they !
could all see her for about - half
mile stretch. The two gentlemen
and one of the ladies were inter
viewed separately 10y the Ficay-
sne S correspondent, and all gave
the SAME account Il Is proposed
by our citizens b crg,.ize a party
and ott,mpi 10 capture TIE Wild
girl ol tatrhor'a
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The Ramie Fibre.

M1jor I. ID. Wiiett, Secretary
al the Eureka Fibre Company of
Louisiana. Limited, has favord us
with samples of decorticated and
hleachcd ramie fibre. 1t is snow
white in color and is silky in APP
pearance and to the touch. The
Company have process by which
The ramie is easily put in this
shape, ready to be made into be-
autiful fabrics. without the aid of
a decorticating machine. BY Ju-
ly l. the Company will have a
plant in active operation, at their
grounds. situated one-half miles
below Algiers. 1t has now mil
lions Of plants Oh sale, with its
obliging Secretary, No. 1S4 Com
mon street, New Orleans. There
is a general company for the
United States, of which General
John b. Gordon is President.
The Louisiana company is officer
ed as follows: Henry Wilett, Pre-
". F. Forbes, Vice-Presi-
dent; T. Streuby, Manager and
Treasurer; L. ID. Wilett, Secretary;
FL. Is. Carroll, G. A. Harang and
Chas. Wethewax, Directors.
The ramie industry may now be
said to be on the high road for its
general extension throughout the
South, and it gives every evidence
that it will be exceedingly remu-
nerative. Louisiana Review.
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Shall Passion or Reason Pre-
vailo

There W. good cause IoI tno
excitement that afforded the eff
forts to overthrow tn" oppressive
rule Of aliens and negroes. bat
there is no reason why the contest
between the lottery supporters.
and anti-lottrryites should not be
temporarily conducted.
We presume that it will he gen
orally admitted that there are good
and bad mon in both factions, and
neither side can Justly lay claim
TO monopoly OF all the virtues.
Both parties declare that they will
endeavor to eliminate the negro
from the struggle. Indeed it
would be suicidal in either to call
To its aid the colorcd vote.
The issue is therefore between
acknowledgements, between neigh
bOrs and III some cases between
members Of the same family.
Any close question is apt TO stir
up good deal of feeling, and in
the present instance the tension
seems already unusually great, and
will doubtless grow to a still high
or pitch before the matter is de-
fnitely settled There are brave
men on either side, and impetuous
action or inhammabIe, utterances
might precipitate a conflict that
could have only deplorable results. |
1t becomes therefore the duty
of the conservative and patriotic
men of both factions to discount
tenance any tendencies that may
appear towards indulging in fiery
speeches and rash deeds.
The right of the majoyity to
rule is dearer to a hherty-loving
people then the peace Of the state, |
but the peace of the state is far
moro important than the lottery |
or any other question.
1t Is certain that the lottery |
question must be settled sooner OF
later at the polls. Whether the !
contest is long or short, every eff
fort should be made to calm the
temper of the people, and to make
the struggle campaign of reason
and conviction, and not one mere
iy of sentiments and passion.
CITY Item.
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A GOLD WATCH
FOR ONLY
OMs DOLLAR

Per Week, by oar improved Club System.
The Cases il: our Watches are fullyWar-
ranted fer % years The movements
are klSin ana Naltham, reliable and
well known, The Watches are Hunting
case or open face, Ladies' er Cents Size
stem Ninders and Settlers, and are
fully equal in durability. service and
appearance to any $50 watch. We sell
one OF these Watches 70, 80 cash, and
semi 10 any address by Express, with
privilege OF examination; or by our
Club SYSTEM at s. per week One good
reliable AGENT WANTED in each place.
Write for particulars.
Empire Watch Club Co.
50 Park Row, New York.
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No family in the South
however poor can afford to be
without that modern ncces-
'l'y, a newspaper. Subscribe
for the Times Democrat
Daily and Weekly. It has
ne ld'yeM ciIr"iation.
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Shcrih's Sale.
Simon Block ", Felix kid,ler,
2{st Judicial District Court, No 1915. of the
Docket
State of Louisiana-parsh of St. Martin,

by virtue Of Il wri. Of Firri tacias dated the
9th day OF 1itl i. D. $50 Issued in The above
entitled and Numbered suit by the Hon. the 2lst
Judicial Distric; Court OF the state of Louisiana
holding session in and for the Parish of ~
Martin, have seized and will o;icr for sale N
public auction 10 rkeia>t, and highest bidder nj
the Court Hcuse door on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF JULY 4. ID. 80
between the legal sale hours the following de-
scribed property.
The rights, Interests and credit 81 Felix Kid
der in the succession and estate of his deceased
Fathers William Kidder consisting of about.
Tive hundred and eighty Grrents of land, also
Cattle Horses, ana Mules.
Terms ami cor !itiou cash,
Sheriff. : oiicc II. Mar.inFil- Jane the IIth 1890.
CAB. HAEDENhi. Sheriff.
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SherifPs Sale.
The United States Carriage Co., Us
John Westly Hines,

2lst judicial District Court No Sss2.
Parish Of st. Martin State Of Louisiana.
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Notice To tax PAYERS

Notice Is hereby given 10 whom III
concorn that the listing and estimatia;,
.. tht ,a'Iaiioii ot al real and PERSONAL
property "i ri. Iar;i9's Parish. ia. has
otel COMPLETED ana that said lists are
now EXPOSE" ~ ny ofire al the Courf
h"'ire. q. -. Mai5.. de, Ia. fnr IN. in.
Si"tiinf i!d rnrr'cf 81. lEd shall 50 70
main i'f III" t"r4i of twenty laws fa,io-
mig ArNt AFT: i.a 'ay- E3:ita ss ~.
qulrcd " ,ar. > g.. e.. ~.
=. hsiuI;ii'.. tune I. $50
s.. :. Martin. .sscs~o,
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S52l,950
Club Rates: 6 Tickets for SO

Club Rates; 6 Tickets for $50.
Special Rates Arranged VITA Agents.
AGENTS WAITED i'm every town and
city in United STATES and British Ameri-
ca.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed
by special deposit of live hundred
thousand dollars $3.50. OOn}. with the
State Government, and approved by ,Je-
sus Arechica, Governor.
Drawing, under the personal snpervi-
sion OF lie. iierIninio Arteaga. who is ap-
pointed by the Government as irte,ven-
tor.
Il CERTIFY that with the State Trra-
surer all Necessary guarantees are demo
slted, assuring full payment of all prizcs
of this drawing.
HERMINIo ARTEAGA, Intervention
IMPORTANT.
RemIdances must he either by New
YORK Draft Express or Registered Let
Ter, American money. Collections cam
be made by EXprCSs COMPANIES ar
Banks. Tickets sent direct to mopaoe-
ment Will be paid by drafts ON New
York. Montreal. St Paul. Chicago. san
francisco or City of Mexico. For fur
Their Information address
JUAN PiEDAD. MANAGER.
'"5 ZhCATECAs, MEXICO.
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Bricks for Sale.
nave several thousands first class
second hand bricks for sale cheap.
Apply 10. EUGENE j. OLIVIER.
Notice to Flood Sufferers,
Of the parish of ST. Martin

vi tEe parish OF st. Martin.
having received as a donation from
siie Louisiana state Lottery Compan1
seven iun1red and fifty sacks of cnttoS
seeu 20 De distributed among the suffer
efs OF the Oyeriicwed section for tho mr..
pose OF rep.aEtinc.' ' '"' pui'
lo, are hereLy notified and requested
10 can at my oilice al st. NartinyiIie ~
at Mr. jules Rousseau At Rraanx BIZ pr;aU VI
ana nav" Your names Registered for ne
distribution II said ~ci,cn Seed OH, S
Should alriy G.P. GtFTF "TS,I'"'e'
Sheriff,
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Add'es. Registered Letters Containing
Currency 10
New Orleans National Bank.
New ORLEANS, la.
"j;i.Af.afEL, 10 t..1 payment of Prizes il
GUAhA.E I'D II ioUd NATIONAL BANKS
of New Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by
the President of an Institution, whose charter
ed rights are recognized in the highest Courts:
therefore. beware of all limitations or anony
nous sCbcmos.'
EENtN3tR that the SUPREME COURT
OF TIE United STATES has decided that
The LgGi- State i.t;ery co. AS CON
IhAt VII The stat # Louisiana. which
DOES -Uf EAPiiiE UNTIL JANUARY Isl.
49,.
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by virtue of n writ of Fieri Facias dated the 2s,l
day OF June n. ID. lS~ issued in the above en-
tiled and numbered suit. and to me directed by
the Hon. tho 2lst Judicial District Court of the
State OF Louisiana holding session in, and for
the parish Of IT. Martin have seized, and will
"i'er for sale at public auction to the last, and
hi;;h"s' bidder. AZ the Court House door on
SATURDAY THE eth DAY OF JULY A. ID. "a
between tnc legal sale hours, the following NOV
iatlc property.
-Four Missouri Mules
Terms and Condition cash,
Sheriff : office juno 18th A. II. 1891,
CAB. GAhDEMAL sheriff.