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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-02
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River. The Direct Route 10 and from CHICAGO.
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nom CHICAGO. CALDWELL. HuTC4fTHHcH
and DODGE CITY. and Palace Sleeping Cars be-
tween CHICAGO. WICHITA and TfuTCfEIsGCA.
Daily Trains 20 and frota bIH0JIBukh. tn Ia
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Wichita National Bank.
DIRECTORS:

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RYAN, T,ts OARSMAN.
He Is the Single scuIl Champion OF Rev
FnaIand-His Record,
besides are dangerou:

EngIand-hlS hecOr1.
One of the best known oarsmen through
out the United States is John D. Ryan.
He began his rowing career in the spring
of 1888, his first race being on the Charles
river, Boston, on June II, in a single scull
working boat. He finished second After
this race he joined the Bradford Boat club,
of Boston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-02

If Shere Il any woman, young or old. IN
this country or any other who has not at
some time rejected Stanley let her arise
and say so and tsIs an engagement in a
museum
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-02

William Blake's wife worked OF the i'm
pressions of his Plates ana coiored them
beautifully with her own hand. Laveisier' 5
wife also engraved her husbands plates in
his famous ''ElemenIS."
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Mary Anderson.

sour Mary dear mas left US and crossed the rag
ing main
Shall we ever ever, ever see her fair, sweet face
again!
Let MS hope that she'll be happy with the hus-
band that she won,
And that some day he'll come back again with
Mary andersen
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Dod General banking, Collecting
and Brokerage Es<sfaess.

Eastern szd Foreign Exchange
bouRh; and cold. United ssates conds
Of all Denominations boaEhz and sold
County, Township and Municipal
hands hazz-~kA-
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HIS OPINIONS UNCHANGED.

Senator Hoar Believes as Strongly as Ever
In Protection.
BosroS. Nov. Ex-senator George r. Hoar
writes TO the Home Market Club in refutatiou
OF the following editorial statement of Boston
newspaper: And even NO staunch n republican
as Senator Hoar in one of his campaign speeches
last month spoke of free trade as the de-
sired and ultimate end of the tariff
legislation" Mr.. Hoar saws there il no truth
IN 1t whatever. My opinion on the question
OF protection Is the result of my early studies
and reflection and is unchanged by the obser-
Walton of my mature life 4 think the pro-
tectiye policy has developed, is developing and
viii hereafter develop the grandeur, glory,
happiness and wealth of the United States
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS.
1 line Boys Atwood Chevio< Suits. in
Gray mixed plaids and stripes. Ages to Is
years.
Price. o. each.-
line Boys Atwood Cheviot Suits In
fancy plaids and stripes, with plAited jackets.
Size to II years.
Price. o. each
line Boys Navy Blue Atwood Cheviot
Suits. with plated jackets. Sizes to IL years.
Price. $6 each
line Boys Double-breasted Cheviot Suits. in
new plsids, checks and mixtures. Sizes 10 TO
15years.
Price. s5 each
line Boys Atwood Double-breasted Chev-
lot Suits, new patterns. Sizes 8 10 Is years.
Price. o. each
line Boys Double-breasted Atwood Chew
lot Suits. in Navy Blue and Black. Sizes 10 to
15yesrs.
BOYS REFERS.
1 line Boys Atwood cheviot Refers. with
brass buttons. Sizes 2h to years.
Price, %. 20 each
line Navy Blue Atwood Cheviot Refers.
trimmed with fat mohair braid and brass but
TONS Sizes 2k to 9 years.
Price. 81. 20 each
i line Boys Atwood Navy Blue Cheviot
Refers. with black buttons. Sizes 9 to Ii
years.
Price. 90 each
lime Boys Navy Blue Chinchilla and Diag-
onal CheviOt Refers Sizes to Is years.
Price. &C. each
line Boys Extra Fine Navy Blue Chinchills
heefers, with velvet collars Sizes to Ii years.
BOYS ovERcOATs.
Special sale Of $50 Boys Overcoats
1 line Boys Fancy Plaid Cheviot Kilt Over
coats. with capes. Sizes 9 to years.
Price. "a each
line Boys Blue Mixed Atwood Cheviot Kilt
OvercOats. with capes. Sizes 2H to years.
Price $5 each
line Boys All-wool Cheviot Cape Over.
coats, in new patterns Sizes Z to II years.
Price. 81. each
line Boys All-wool Cheviot Cape Overcoats
in new patterns Of plaids, flannel lined. Sizes
9to Is years.
BOYS KILT SUITS.
stripes and mixtures. Sizes 24 to 3 years.
Price. 81. 80 each
line Boys Onepece Kits, plain jackets,
with combination plaid collars and cuffs. Sizes
2h to years.
Price. "a. 50 each
line Boys Two-piece kits in Navy Blue
Ircot. with Zonave jackets. Ages to years.
Price, s.. 50 EACH
line Boys Two-piece kits in fancy all-wool
plaids with blouse jackets. Ages to g years.
Price. So each
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
Acomplete new line of Boys School Hats.
Boys Princeton Hats.
Boys Polo and Jockey Caps,
Boys Sailor and Bicycle Caps,
Boys Cadet Caps, &C., &c.
tThird floor; 10th st. extension)
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MEx.s BELONGINGS.
SATIN AND SILK SUSPENDERS
We have Just received an eleeant assortment
OF Plain White. Black, Pink. Lasht and Dark
Blue Satin Suspendsrs; can be either painted
or embroidered, and make pretty and useful
holiday present.
Very attractive. Price, q pair
Finer grades In White OF Black.
--e2 per pair
Plain White or Black Silk Suspenders
Price. d per pair
Black or White Satin Embroidered Bus
penders. fne quality.
Price. 81. 50 per pain
QUILTED SILK CHEST PROTECTORS.
For wear with full dress shirts, In silk or
satin.
Price. q. IS. q. Is and s2 sach.-
BOYS NECKwEAR.
New and handsome line q FUurln-Hand and
Teck 6carfs for Boys.
Price. &c.,
Qirst door, 1xsl annax.l
WOODWARD IOrmOP.
n28 Cor. 11th and r sts.
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DIED.


DODGE; At :45 pm. THURSDAY, November ~
DODGE collector of the port
Funeral services from chapel at Oak Hin cemetery
Saturday. November ~, ut 8 O'Clock pm.
DrCkETT ON November -. $780, at 20 pm.
JACOB DUCkETr. AGED ninety two.
Funeral saturday az = ~ from Asbufy Church.
IITInce George county Nd. PAPERS please COPY
FORSYTH. ON Friday morning, November ~.
1880, CHARLES FORSYTH. loving Of J. q. and
Funeral will take place November ~ at 8 O'Clock n
m. from No. Sel Third street southwest.
HEINER ON November -, lSsD, az Coluubus
haIracks, Columbus. Ohio. Capt ROBERT q. HEI-
Funeral services at Trinity Church Saturday. No.
vemOer - at l. 80 O'Clock lnterment krns-
ton.
HoDGMAN. On Thursday. November y. 1890 a
~ y. m. Mrs. RUTH W. HODGMAN.
Funeral from her late Residence, .s street north
east. saturday at O'Clock pm.
PEAKE. The remains Of the late JAMES b. PEAKE
removed from the vault Conversational cefne-
terry and quietly laid 90 in the family lot Noyef
Der 20. 1881. at l. O'Clock.
SHEA. At his late residence, 1925 Tweptv-hira
street northwest November - 1880 JAMES H..
years.
Funeral will take-Ilace from 81. Stephens t1,urrh
on saturday. November ~ at . O'Clock p. IA. FreDda
and relatives are invited 90 attend.
WEBB. In Wellesley, Mass, November %, 1880
Of pnrnmonia ELIZABETH TEMPLE, wife OF thss
Rev. DIR Edwin b. Webb and sister Of Mr.. Winthrop
Tappan " this city.
WORTH. ON Thursday, November % 1880 Al a
T. m. Mrs. MAhiAREf &. WORTH, widow VI the
Funeral from the resid.nce of Mr. ). c. Pratt, l2,3
o street northwest, on Saturday t.srh) at O'Clock
pm.
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MARRIED.

D0NELS0N-MILS ON November H. $500
by the Rev l.. W. Rates. ID. D., ARTEMUs DONEI-
SON OF Howard county, Md, and AMELIA MIL
STEAD Of Laurel. Md.
HARNEY-KRAUS. On Wednesday, November ~
lS1, at Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. Father
RoCcofort, THOMAS VI. HARVEY 10 KATHARINE
b. kkAIS. both of this city.
HAlNOOD-wILSON. ON Wednesday evening,
November ri, 1SD by the Rev. Dr. Bartlett pasfor
New York Avenue Presbyterian Churth, at ths resi-
denre 81 the brides parents. MAi. HAYWOOD and
Miss ANNA Is. WILSON both of this city.
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HaspkEncHIEr DEPARTMENT

SOUVENIRS.
12Ic. Mems Al-linen 1Oc
DC. Mems Fine Linen Handerchefs re
soc Mems French Novelty Handkerchiefs. nc
5c Mems Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs. 44c
Soc Mems Brocaded SILK Handkerchiefs. 44c
l2tc Ladies' Linen Handkerchefs all styles 1Oc
pc. Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs. all styles. nc
8c Ladies' French Linen Handkerchiefs. .44c
&c Ladies' Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs. PIC
Soc Ladies' Embroidered Silk Handkerchefs 44c
81 Ladies' Mousselane de Sole Handkerchief Sc
81 - Ladies' Hand-embroidered do....-...----.. 81
81 Ladies' Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs. .S1c
Sl1 Ladies' Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs..
15.r Childrens Boxes of Handkerchief
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CuRr L. CuRr

However IL may Be effected; but unjust prejudice often
prevents people from trying 'propries.ry medicine
until other remedies prove unavAilins.
]. b. Richie. Commission Agent. Kinex,on. Aus
trslia, writes:
For years confirmed skeptic 10 the merits Of
proprietary medicine, ct last converted by the
use Of Ayers Cherry Pectorsl. For months bottle Of
this medicine. Of which hsd come into possession
tnroush the Kindness OF friend remained unopened in
my closet TIL one night was seized with violent
cold accompanied by rsckine cough. Harino nom
% my sssdi remedies at haad thought Of the Cherry
Feossral and determined 70 give Il trial. The result
was truly masical. Relief came almost instantly and
AFTER repeating the dose. certainly not more than half
adosen times. found myself thoroughly cured Sub
seauenty my daughter was cured Of severe cough by
the use OF the Cherry Pectoral. Irecommend this
preparation to all sufferers from tl,roa, and luns
troubles"
For Group. whooping cough. bronchitis, asthma and
consumption the best remedy is
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAI.
Prepared by
DR.. J. G. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price. 81 nj, bottles. s5.
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RUBBER GooDs Souvenirs.
LACE DEPARTMENT Souvenirs.

1LACE DEPARTMENT SOCVENIKS.
- Hand run Spanish Lace Scarfs .......... -. 40
~. Machine Black Lace Scarfs ......... $40
sl..GJ Scaris, extra long and wide ..........Sl.l3
81. 10 Crepe Lsse Novelty Boas. Ssc
tc. Crepe LisSe Boas. .4ac
Si--o i-tcc 81 10
Sl.:s5 Embroidered Chiffon Jabots 81 10
&c. Neck Ruchincs. all styles &c
4Sc. Novelty ''Drectoire Ruchings go
6Oc. PomPadOur Novelty Rufiines ............. 4ac
sI-4o Net fohApahoor Running ......-........$lG9
for DC. Linen Collars ................4f pc
sr Silk Windsor Scarfs. nc
l23sc. Embroidered SiuD Ties..................f0c
ia Sets Embroidery Collar and Cuffs ..........
laces Of every description have been reduced in
rrires from 10 10 - Yer cent
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If You HAVE
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
sCRoFULA.
COUGH or COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION.
WASTING OF FLESH.
Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs are in.
famed. Lack Of Strength or Nerve Power you can be
Relieved and Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPoPHospHfTEs,
PALATABLE AS MILK
Ask for Scott's Emulsion and let explanation or
solicitation induce you TO accept substitute.
Sold by all Druggists.
n26 SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, NY.
ITO GET RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION. Bill
iousness constipation torpid liver without dis
turning the stomach Iursnx the bowels take few
aoes OF Carter Little Liver fills they will please you
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Misses 4-button Dressed Kid Gloves In as
sorted Tans and Browns. with feather-stit
embroidery.
Price, 91. 25
Misses 4-button Suede Gloves In Tans and
Browns. with festher-stitch embroidery.
Price, ell
Misses Biarritz Gloves in Tans and Browns.
- Price. 81.
Boys 2-button PERKINS, Pque Gloves In A.
sorted Tans and Browns, with embroidered
backs.
Price. o1.36.
(First floor, 18th 1T. building)
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Dress Goops SOUVENIRS

Dress GooDs SOUVENIRS
AND TRIMMINGS
81 Best English BrUsdcoths. ..............Sl7 -
SO. silk finish Henriettas ts.
IT,. freheh Serges al styles. .sc
Mt WOW btess uoots.al Styles ~
.is. China Silks. all shades.
81. Figured India silks al.
as. Surah Silks. all shades t,
10 per cent on marked prices OF all warranted Black
SILKS and Prlestley's Black Wool Dress Goods
Trimmings and Ribbons o: every description at 10
per cent discount.
6sc. lJinch Snrah Sash Ribbons. ..c
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BE BEAUrrruL.

BE BEAUTIFUL
Mime. A. RUPERT, worldfamed Complexion spe-
calist and Lecturer has lecturi on this subject i'm
All the larger cities Of America and Europe She never
fails to NIL the largest theaters I'm every city and is
always fndorsed by the leading newspapers. y V
Word says: Madame RUPERT, the renowned CON-
piexion specialist lecturrd to fashionable audience az
Fifth Avenue Theater last eyeninS-hundrrsis were
turned away" To those who have unable 10 hear
this eminent authority she will send her eight rase
circular giving valuable information ON rsceipt Of &C.
postaee Mime. Rupert is the originator Of Wonder
ful Face Bleach which creating such forora anon,
society ladies' at present. NINE. A. RUPERT
s2.1 Branch Office. 4:sO eth ST n W. WASHINGTON ID G.
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OSlr 8 DAYS To GUrss In.
THE BON MARCHE.
OF SPECIAL SALES.
WE WANT ROOM AND THINK THE BEST WAY
TO GET IP Is TO CUT PRICES. WE WANT THE
ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS. FOR TOMORROW
We MAKE THE CUT IN PRICES IN OUR CLOAK
DKPARTMENT JUST THE KIND OF WEATHER
FOR CIoAKs.
sFs5 REFER JACKETS. 81. 90.
AIL-wooL REErrR JACKET. ROLLING coll
CAR. HARD BUTTONS. HIGH SLEEVES. sIOo.
As-S6 REFER JACKETS. s.. 90.
CHEvRoN KEEFERJaCKET, BOUND. NOTCHED
COLLAR. FINISHED IN BEST MANNER, HIGH
SLEEVES. ToMoRRow's PRICE. $500.
tree 80 VEST JACKET. s54s.
FINE CHEvIoT VEST FRONT BLAZER JACKET.
HIGH SLEEVES. AT s5.4s-
sVs5 MISSES REFERS. 81.
MISSES IL. IA. I6 AND Is-YEAR ALL-wOoL
REFER JACKET. HIGH SLEEVES. SILK BOUND.
BOUND IN NAVY AND BLACK. "a.
as-AsTRACHAN FUR-TRIMMED JACKET.
We SHOW AsTRACHAN FUR TRIMMED
REFER AND VEST JACKETS AT s12, s15.sls
AND SO. ALL REDUCED PRICES. YOU SHOULD
SEE THEM .
sg-s16.4s NEwMARKETs. s1o.
TOMORROW WE WILL OFFER LINE OF FINE
IMPORTED BEAVER NEwMARKETs, TAILOR
BOUND AND MADE VERY STYLISH. IN BLACK.
NAVY AND DARK GREEN. AT THE Low PRICE
OF SO.
As-s10 NEwMARKETS. 81.
STRIPED GLACE NEwMARKETs. IN BLACK
AND NAVY. HIGH SLEEVES. AT THE Low PRICE
OF 81
1877 9S NEwMARKETS, s..
We SHOW LINE OF IMPORTED BEAVER
NEwMARKETs. IN BLACK. NAVY. DARK GREEN.
TAN AND SLATE. sILK BOUND. TAILOR MADE.
REDUCED TO -.
80 GRETCHENS.
LINE OF SMALL SIZES. TO YEARS,
STRIPED AND CHECKED CHILDREN'S
GRETCHEN COATS; WERE s., st. 81 AND IS:
LARGE SIZES SOLD OUT.
REDUCED PRICE. Sc.
GRETCHENS. s2.sS.
GRETCHEN COATS. SIZES 6. 8, 10 AND 12
YEARS. IN DIFFERENT CHECKS.
REDUCED PRICE. ALL SIZES. sa.as.
TOMORROW SPECIAL CLOAK DAY. REDUCED
PRICES On VARIOUS LOTS.
ODD SIZES MARKED WAY DOWN
1T WILL PAY YOU TO CALL TOMORROW
E E; g :: s II II
" ~ I ERR EGG e0GG HI Fee
SSHE / II i ii ooG il i Ern . .
ms BIG 9TH ST. NV.
&c. CENTS GRAY UNDERWEAR, 4ac.
W. 1Oc Red Underwear, ST.. -
DEPARTMENT STORES,
nSt l24l-l34:} I1th 1t. sc.
II 4 - 80 go g.:
sss III @sjs ss@--
That the prce We have placed Ladies' Fine Dom
COLA Button Boots. in four ferent styles narrow
medium and brad toe. u. c. u and Z width.
SIS III gf@s sssS~
sss II s@
sss III - ssee ss.,8s
That is the price We have plsced on Boys French
Veal Button ShOes-tipped- We call them our wear
r-sisters and they are the best Won buy
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Tomorrow (Saturday) We shall give special At
tention to the Young Folks. The attractive offer
ing will be in Boys. Misses and Chldren's Cloth
ing-overcoats. Jackets. Wraps, &c. Notwith-
SANDING the large stock and excellent assort-
ment always to be found with Us. we are con.
stantly receiving in the above lines the newest
and latest productions. which We offer at the
most moderate prices possible consistent with
their quality and finish. While in the store
don't fail to visit our Holiday Goods Depart
ment on fourth Hoor Of 10th st. extension.
stocked with beautiful goods at correct prices.
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A STRAW, A STRAW. A STRAW II, A STRAW ~,

WARRANTED 1sKARAT GOLD RINGS FOR CHILDREN. MARKED
p CENTS. MAY BE SECURED TOMORROW FOR CENTS. A
STRAW FROM THE STACK "oPENINe" souvE-
MRS. POOR LITTLE STRAW FROM A STACK CONTAINING
HUNDRED THOUSAND.
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
WINTER WEAR FOR THE BABY.
A visit to our Infants Parors, complete "a
they are in all seasonsble staples and novelties
will fully repay you for the time spent in your
inspection thereof. You can find everything
from the Infants first troussesu up to the aye
of five years, including
CHiLDREN'S COATS IN GREAT VARIETY
OF Black Moire Silk with
Handsome Fur Trimmings,
Black Blk with Velvet Trimmings,
Black Silk with Larve Pearl Buttons
Handsome Plain or Plaid Cloths
with Fur and other TRIM
mtngs.
STYLISH HEADwEAR, including
Children's LarRe Hats,
Children's Close fitting Caps,
Children's Tam O'Shanters; also
Dainty Caps for the Little
CARRIAGE ROBES.
Infants Eiderdown CARRIAGE Robes
Embroidered and trimmed with Ribbons
Hand-painted Surah Silk Carriage
Robes in White and Light Blue
Also Worsted Robes in White
and Colors.
INFANTS LEGGINS AND CAPS.
Infants Worsted Knee LesYings
Infants Worsted Drawer Leeyins,
in White. Black, Brown and Blue;
Infants White Worsted Caps,
With silk overwork
Also Infants SIX or Wool Mittens. in Brown,
Black and Navy Blue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Infants Real Iare Dresses for
CHRISTENING; Infants White
Silk Cloaks. deliberately ernbroid.
cred and handsomely trimmed
with ribbons Infants Heavy Silk
Cloaks, with quilted silk Innings
and ribbon trimmings,
INFANTS CAPS, OF
Fine White Lace,
White China Silk,
hand embroidered; also
White Surah Crepe and
Very Fine Soft French Null. &c. &c.
(Second floor. 10th st. extension)
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DR0MPT RELIEF IN SICK HEADACHE. DIZ.
ziness, nausea. constipation, pain in the side guar
anteed TO those using Carriers Little Liver Pills.
MANY Persons
Are broken down from overwork or household cares
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Rebuids the system aids digestion removes excess of
bile and cures malaria. Get the genuine. =
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roc GENTS GRAY UNDERWEAR. 42c.
w 5Oc- Red Underwear, go.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
nSt 124l-l2i3 Iith 81. sc.
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CANDY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
3d. pound best French Candy. such usually
retsils al 4Or. and JOc. pound. fresh daily
from New YOrk ..--...- .. ~.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING star.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
ELECTRIC LIGHT MArTKRs.-The electric light
question came again before the common coun-
ell last night on motion that the committee
on light be directed to make no contract with
any corporation for the supply Of electric
lights without the order of council II was
stated that q contract was about to be made
with the Midland railroad company for SIX arc
lights at 600 per annum. and that although
the Schuyler company had refused to furnish
notes the chairman Of the light committee had
sent on his own check for the lamps. Council,
however, laid the proposal to interfere with
the Light committee on the table.
TIE CrTH COUNCIL at its regular meeting last
night agreed in the adoption Of two ma tters.
ing on Princess TO Henry street and on Henry
TO Princess street, the property holders to pay
two-thirds and the city one-third of the cost
The boards also resolved to resume the former
custom Of holding semi.monthly meetings in
stead OF monthly meetings as lately. The
right to run sewer on Alfred street from
dwellings which he proposes to build on Prince
and Alfred streets to the tan house drain near
Alfred and Wolfe streets, but the lower board
postponed the matter.
NoTEs.-The corporation court has granted
administration upon the estate of Julian W..
Holt to II. E. Holt.-Rev. F. NJ. Ellis of
Maryland delivered discourse at the Baptist
church last night on the "Uncrowned heroes
OF the mission field" The occasion was the an
niversary of the Woman's mission society,"
The real estate on the northeast corner of
Wilkes and Washington streets, opposite
Shoots tannery, was sold yesterday evening
in building lots at from s225 to $40 a lot. The
purchasers were c. c. Glover, Norton Entwisle,
A. W. Armstrong, W. q. Phillips and Emma j.
Rudd.-Judge Norton has Apo inted w. G..
Shock state sealer Of weights and measures