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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
Fully Protected.

Merchants Wne-Bave you Z family
dogt
Poets Wife-Oh, no, We Go not need one.
The wolf is ct our door al ths tsne.-Bos-
ton Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13

Deeds. mortgages. etc. (Nebraska form
for Oklahoma. for sale AZ this Office
dress the Wichita EAGLE, wichita, Kan
IA u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
a Dire Extremity.

Countryrnaz-yoa got lost ?ou sayi
How long have you been without an5-thin'
70 cat:
Dude GeeblyI-Tve hsd enough to eat al
along, but Eve baez v4tH11t cigarettes for
three dS!s.-AL aps~y's WsSAy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
Via The Albert Lea Route
TO weak MEN

sureing F~or. the escsk Of youthful srrors. szrir
Sresy wasting weakness. lost manhood s'c. vii
seud a valuable treatise fEsalsd containing a.
particulars for home curs. FREE u ehargs-
splendid medical Uork should b rad ~ gEsrY
nan Who 81 nervous and eebiEtAtsd. ADDRESS
Prof. Y. &. FoMLER, MoOdua, Conn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13

Blank Charters AID al kind q la
blanks tor sale -
TaE wichita EASLE.
G-n Nlchlt8. ka1a,is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
49, a MAa SSs%G
W(llltl aglt
FAVORITES OF THE MEN.
DO THE LORDS OF CREATION LIKE
THE BEST WOMEN BEST?

Mems Ignorance of WJmen-They "Get
Mad" Because They Can't Understand.
And So Say Bitter Things-Physical
Beauty-ChsI1ning Women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
TIMBER LANDS SOLD BY THE iTCHISOy.

Chicago. oct. t>p"ciaD.-Thc Atchlson road today
sold 10 Mitchell brothers, Michigan lumber dealers,
500 900 II pine land at Grant station, on the
Atlantic and Pacific. The amount paid ia secret but
il is above 80 an acre. The terms Of the sale pro
vide that the Mitchell Brothers shall at Onco build all
necessary sidetracks and switches through the tract
and ship the lumber to market as soon as possible
OF II will all be shipped on the Atchson a. far
Is possible The value of the consequent tonnage may
be approx!mated from the ilg,res Of Official
of the So Pan road while speaking OF the value OF
the Milwaukee and Northern. said he: Much OF the
territory tributary tho Milwaukee and Northern IS
timber land. 1t may surpri>" Won to learn that the
output from OF pine land IL more profitable In
tonnage than tho output OF acre Of agricultural
land for % hundred years. That Is the reason the
81 Paul rond /, extending norihward rather than
;,cro,, the Missouri should tho terms Of the con
tract with Mitchell brothers le carried ont literally
and tho standing pine h made into lumber ard shipped
fast possible II may make considerable diner
cncc IN the vrXat1s question VI the lumber rates, a,
between North, and Southern poin's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
ppoTryr FROM CHICAGO SHIPPERS.

Chlrago oct. , (speciab. -Plesident W. l. barr,
-, ,no lizard Of Trade this ATTENTION rent tho following
,clcCray to Secretary Proctor
ON bralf Of the Shipping interests Of this port pleas
.,i,nd .io,,,tur. tn lrcns, for use oi f"NcinH'ht
i nt tlIrv an he heard FROM PlclSc answer.
To ino,. whs are ted IN the matter TINS ACTON
significant It nlcan, tlnt Congressman Mason VII.
m h,d strictly TO account for secir.hs 'hr pa''hIe I'll
nil authorizing the secretary Of "ur 10 nor"s" ''''
nae OF tho t;ovrrninrnt pier her" Nv Pr""'c '"'
lions. Al noon Today meeting WIS "c" WI ~"
, ,, to,,, ~ Trade. Pepree rnati>r> OF all
,,.,, ,.cu..c. v.rr present. IL well ns dozen
,,.'r;', gram -hrp'r- OF this Guy. u wa
~, y, ., .,rt - co.u,i'irp to washington 10 p''u
-Wu :" ,h ,n,ur of license 10 the Illinois Central
I'D for tic use Uf .hc south pier 81 INC Ouoy harn
One II sult Of the meeting was M. 6a4eF Ves0S'Ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
THE Count or PARIS EIPErTED TJDAT

The Count Of Paris. who Is the White star steam
Ship 0ermauic. due 10 DAY. VIII be ~elcOM"d AT
Quarantine by committee Of reception Of Which Cen
erSl EuttcrNcN IS chairman. The committee. w!t"h
Is composed Of genera! officers who Lave ned hi"h
rank III the United states Army, and Tlud!ns r"rf"-
sentattves Of tho Philadelphia COananGcry Of tho
Loyal Legion. will g. dow the Bay On the revenue
cutter Chandler Collector Er!larit will accompany
tic party, anh vii. under orders from tl" 'Dv"ri-
ncrt extend 10 the VISITOR the c0artcs:cs Of the port
Tomorrow night the Count Of PARIS Will be enter
ta!hed al dinner At the Onion Club by some OF his
old personal trel.ds on Monday the Ph.lafclphia
Nlmmandery OF She Loy al Lyon, OF which &c =
nm,e'nocr. VIII give him reception Ia Phlhdclp!a
tiercafcy he has ID prospect visits TO many OF Cie
batteNelds Of tie War Of tie Rchcll0L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
". HATHBOYE, JR, SrrS FOR DrrOGCE.

thi'a:o Oct. = '-p't al file papr,S arr t""Ihing
,,d,v with tn -. ?'.Ji:l a"rnrni u n scandal IN
E:-h ~rCil r!cl.t. PaJ,.r- being prepared In a
~ 70; DIV re ~hl hard u. Ra'lbnn". r.. in
tend, To Lr.re a?aut hi. wife, The daughter Of \. j.
pri,nan and niece Il q ,r?.r Pullman. Tho ground
acc"d Iniirltv AID nr. ]. ". Chisholm. VA. II
Is :ah b. named a. cor',p l".t. When Ratl50!"
aid Ills Pullman we've married everybody IL. socl"y
Thought the match world be- happy one II nov
pi.c that suspicious occurrence, caused detectives
- bc hrd BY the husbands family. All these year,
the Offending doctor had rc!naic. in the household Of
Mr.. Rahtonc. and had c,lduct"i himself Us Of
VI: fatally The Who'll" party went OF "trip Ia Europ,
;v'"ilc: and there tn i"-fn" aid 10 have been
IAu EiDir dH"t iI"'iai" { Mr.. EiIhouc than Ea>
Lcr hu-hiii. II -"rui'N %. II IA" then rHistng con
toI e.! AFFAIR." w'ui 'o'ld'" indefinitely. untIl Mr.
Haihhpnr. r".or. lh i"iOIr No ,"u tie cvidoir" OH
iiiirt o.i ia" d@i", tive. IN, diVo.t" -l viii be-
contested bN the Wuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

,s,op,, Be read dail, all Interested as changes nav
oc''r a, Az" tr IN counir, need not br specially I'D.
dr. -. dpt.h y a ~ p.ns;ns aid N ou T@Si
unt, kt,~r- ,Ircu!r addressed being sent uY tho
ns, ,,'i ",,ls 10. ,i week will close
,," "fis N ii ca",s at thI' "i.r a; io!'2",
uTEpAM n a. f., Y r"r o iH ca wa In Lm sa
Ja', n dr.tcl :;pNr Aivenal at 80 D. NJ Tor Porto
, Hs' c @rI hothai. Ii caa0 from Newport
At! ln Portugal AID rlH"v pgF La r.tasne.
wa HAIR a. =" e. Rain P and o,sei S Ecps sa
must directed p At and 80 a1 a. :.
,sr EnioH" TE ,c.soa fr.nt Ivy spain:
sa }T ~ SS % HF t5c per E spa.,nd.:
10 a %,,c. H.t b. ard pSr Spaa,a ,a
a. , b. a Sts r. f:Sop. pa u si ..
{% e. syii q qxinaq yH E:h Ps;s
% 45s,st pr "s,"f sa: $aa:$sss csI
T,"Gs aaA 4Ss'ss ai az sSs Ms!'a
SrXnAY,, Gs p yewo SI a.' ''' VII A'0A' POI
M. CHINA aud iSpan rrr 81 China tsIM . s e,
En- a~ , 'i i,and. :Cm Sen frsa:
H. SeszEafnd h.%' s any eH' cs.s ssts
o 1.anS, 4. srsI q! S"~yGrI :, :!
A9 ~ a per- Nip % sfr an@, Haa'
FIR TIaS & dian ny rail- 20 irr> amt tnr bv team:
r rp ,lo,, at ti ": dali, p ~ Mails for Ms
s sc ;" aa RI a. '3 )" NJ Man, t reta ri.
Ts'na ia, aud theme By >; . .'l.g Msda,; Man, and
for M~\ico overland ne-, >" tally adt for dispatch
BY ! 49,. ?, ~, G'r ey at Sn a. nails M i. ar.
RANGED @ e.O" G. a i, s @ sr pSS1a On
dp.chrd hcnt" The .sne day. Registered mail closes -
r...s,s s.S2ss N.Y. y s.s,s sSsT f. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

tlJ,,D OF. all" The passage ot 'Hr
,rcc--y ord '.d'c" - AL ;"'' l. h'c"'" u "'' Va
al ,,, active wui on tie thr-o E."\at'd I'rhIh'h
-. i ,,cur,.l io- I roIrrn'" -ohW. '""cIal l'Uch"
, int ,,,,.r,,,l f. N Nrw nga wlcgc BE- ha' been
dct,vry ensa :,s IN looking after nndh'li iha'"''
relative 90 TN, enterprise. our capital >l"h - "''
taIru" added IT,, and "" now liv" III INC money
~. need rh" Land The Iwrlttli.'t N'ain't ana
stat. { /, To- te used ~" man t'rl'Ail' W"
purp,- g. construct sv-i"n 81 elc'A'"' 'T''"' ~
rr,, i,i ,..u,r,iN 10 arp. nWii'" II" business "i
c,ut ROAD, ~ IA i~uul, irly 70 u" our tH "a,
Ia. tru,turc lppu Wh.Ch The tracks WA p' iAu y I"
Ir a., an extremely ma ~" 'hira' ter LIE NhSt
imam, m .,,,r l",rnth the .tri,tuw VIII ~ hH|'I
,r ,nd ,t,;,.. NhIch.I,c-. inctraiGi>t o'V''' '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
SETTLJNG yESTURv RATE DiFFTCTLTTES.

Chicago oct > (Spccah.- The Trans"hnfinental AS
sOc.atlon adjourned to.Gay without tranSa"tinc any
business owing 10 the absence Of the Union Iacinr.
4 Union Pacific official is quoted SAVING that h'
road fnrup4i a fourth IN the southern Pacific. Missouri
Pacific and Ncht>On Trln~'"nrincntal Pool nus
probably accou,t- for i'S non presentation.
The Western Pa>-cn:.r A>=Griti0n today agreed
not 10 apply the so-call"i Exposition rates. to fhi-
,aco. IN" Missouri Pacific has applied thcm to St
Louis; ard the Rock Island and Burlington followed
nj. 70 Chicago They agr ed TO withdraw tho rates
Ia night.
Tho threatened break in !'' from Dubuque ana
other Western points (" g.. 70 wil pr'b'pi! no
occtlr IT," story sira"d from the fact that inc
hcaCo 50 Paul and knu.a- city Road i s"lling fick'
81 fun Duir:pue. va th''rJ, 10 II. Louis ~ -h"r'
lire rats. ,,,'ral Ft~."u-rr AE"i' bn-'ih'rk' oI
the Knt-- t1tv Ioid. .aV~ BE- must rcli al Inc >ht
Ire rate or ~ ont of hi.-ir'--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
CIGARMAKERs AND THEIR GRIEv.AyCEs

Nearly LOO cgarnakcrs OF th, city and its vicinity
met in Clarendon Hall last night to protest against tho
alleged tyrannUuS actions of the EinghanitOh Cigar
Manufacturers and the judiciary officers Of that city
toward the 800 striking cigarahcr> there. II was
resolved last resource ont -idc Of their own
ganizatiOn appeal Governor Hill 10 protect the
strikers who are. ii is said being arrested trivial
charges, such loaiug and l0ungng in the streets,
and being held IN 5000 bail each for trial next
month. Among those present were Samuel tromperS
Christopher Evans. Mis- Anna barrow, Mrs Anna
Hcm>trourht DR.. Gertrude Il. Kelly. james Wood. Ed
ward King and Henry Mciscl Is. Rosenberg prcsldcds
Mr. G0lnpcrs Mr. Wood and Others spoke at length
Of tho history Of the strike and the alleged ont
RACES penetrated tho stihcr. II was resolved to
give the ,iIihcr, all moral and financial support pos
siblc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
A DLNOHAIGLNG POSTMASTER

From The PittSbur, hi patch.
Orc OF Henry Watc?>op', stories relates to recon.
strlction DAYS in the >Uth. Colonel CglctiOrpe OF
aouti Carolina:
stances of those uufptuai" tines. DO yO know whao
the dcmd Goyahmcnt d.d 1T Columbia, sab why,
they sent down a long dcud Pcnn>y vana Dntcllman
to be OuaI pV-tma>tah -aa: YES sab. and the flSo
thing he did Ia abolish the credit system entirely,
sah struck "A dcuid dcVill>i hlpw AZ onaa liberties.
tnpnrl ~tahloitl". sab. came up IN the window ana
gave this dcrd Pennsylvania buchanan Two lettahs:
Put stamp, ON tip.r li:als. -ah I" sad Colonel
Stahbnit". and Clarc" the tO my acc oin' IAN
Sow. what do yui -mppo-" that dcnId cawpce
bae yah AID lie had the impotence To inform Colonel
Stahhol". sah. that iic po,fofice was ruin on
strictly cash basis. >all.
"Of course tho Cnnuc shot him dead on tho spot.
What cl-r could lo do. .all hud do you know. san,
much fls~ did IN" 'i"vahm"nt maize o'ah that
doMd Pennsylvania nutchman >ah. that IL took 0n&n
utmost efforts, >ah, 10 Keep the Camel oat OF Huoa'
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
GrvrriL WIFE, AVD m" GE.,rNI> RrF0HTS.

t;..rL AlcN,' Or Webb. r'''-. '.'' "t -" N."S'
~ ~. rlf .! NcN,i r"h, III Wli'" al "l'" !'" 10
N.lyu I,.,ycv .crr,'.-r ~ ~ hoard 90. Rcl"'S u.
Tie .v.e~ijv oi ~" INV Of N"w-lOri. with ic.ad
q. ~ E".'ei'-' ANA! Reports, l." i.iH"- tt'' :"
pnr;. T.. i,.fOr,, nave ~ .v'n inf,ila'ip: Of ~ ~
ur 49, ,tucrut %! ish'r rr l'1. AID IN "N'r
=" f. l'air rr.-ra""h ard "onpl'''n a"l - s.''"
- r,r, .r.c I''rr"+tcd what ~" college," aih d'hi'
N.Y., q. tie stat" arr and what tars rally Az
& ,.., =. liIog,>s Ito opinion ~ Mr.. y '"ct
tll, = r.u.h mo-" fll OH, vi fa'""";.',
~. .i every thT"e y"ar- or II. would cNhhlf th'
tru. .AAia.',l AMI dtv"opu'! OF hitler 'lp' alton
lu H,r Yo-i "a" better ihla these brief ANIMAL sum
marie, haze done.
General Webb sv'> N outline ~ "iat no th'hRS
uh an ,rcial statement might adv lut4 niS!v con
t.. AIT ,li.> i', tiu- tifTml''>n u'd"r four Haur
li ihtur, AID ch,it'i+r Vf ,..Ci INSTITUTION ara u,
i.raduai fry"lIIl"ti >inrs It's Origin III" rdp'a"'"
r,rk prrpt, Il. l.' icual work done, ahd h'h' al
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
RE.DY.XlDE CL0THlNf.

From The Boston Advertiser.
am sometimes amazed IN passing ,,c e'H Hate now how
MADE si% They ar" resarded an formerly Il wa;
n.s taI generation ago mat aey weeS and
slm"sr who desired rough cheapy nads clothing
Wcrrhit. bankers professional men INVARIABLY hts
,.," ,,m,i,,rIy termed -op made ciotiins tut
t.n,," ar"s. for hno grades Of Ieadynude riotnnE
"'1,'' n.y. Irr ,mrri, an manufacturer WAS nSly 40
,u , thc ,ruun The demand, Of the cI!-totcr We're
n>,tiug and 10 roach hi, igh standard OF tN'eiioi.C
;.nnr n VA, the old ,t".y "t The relative r"Ht "i
,,I;Iur one coat Of making 300 hnt mere VIZ W.
ih"''" . nj, ar ,h,,c who heretofore had been able
~, hcrnut, lifted only hy the custom tailor. he was
:" ,,u ar i, f,i Ia be lifted from the ready lW"
'"' ,', H. ,,,, lime TIM, dIfirnlty soon mel
and n,rr,u,e until today. although Tie custom l'i. "
h"S no mean, disappeared the ready made dc''icr VA,
,,r his customer, that class OF men VINO once ,or'c
lin, n /. one of the most remarkable Instances nI
tie evolution VI AperIcAA habit and taste via 'hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
MUST NOT OH$THFTT THE SIDL VILA'
TRUCKS NAY N0T BACK rr TO TIE h4"E''
pnoPs TO TNTOAD.

tr:,;.c Nitr'.cu. M Nc fIrt District '"iii N"S'"f
49, ac,,.n ,;.ac Which vii Er"'ttIy inter" I''"I'
49,, ,. Obliged To w4G. il tlI: mud IL tr;II: 20 i''
r., < .r,,,,oua On The .ticwak caused Nv 'rlc"'
,,, ~, 70 load and ui!load Incr honcisc. ihr 90 "
On. of the cts stvu,st k"~"!l {. Ni!llan''' }
I,, ~. pr,ccr AT HUDSON an Thomas ST. 10 !"
c.,cr M nenallr- Of - cWlI foi ob''r''he t!r
,,,rr, ,.il,, t,uch-. TL"l" ! "A city 0W!hnc" al
,..,., .r., ol-iiu,t!ol-. tnt Justice Mh'h"H tG'S
", ,,, otlu..ncc j. null and re'1. bcca1rc t"'
cannon cornell bud 10 po""s 10 phn' A. IL" NV ;
49,, a.. legislature give rant IN a hl.h"aN Tor
,ntl,c use, but riviLs Il prvo'" person r"inr APP
,,,, ,..h, 70 a publ" highway w"nid b. n:cpn>tHn
.u The corporation OF tho city OF NfN YORK can
~, IN nv d., host Of them, or cicn divert them I"
,.r,. ne. The Alicrinsn therefore. III pa,-ine Ia
s., ,n,. giving the d"i"nta;.t 'hc re ~ d1'r
r. ard carts on tae ,IdGwaIk exceeded their
pOwcis. . ,. ,
r,rtb.pnnic II j. oLc Of those evils III the civ "i
Now Yo.h that I, vAnr Inc""a-nu Merchant at
,,r their lo-,r. AID truck driven ny ter rati"
n,, The -lGcwulk fDIcin. pc"pl" 20 90 nt" lhr mhIh
NJ ,hc Street ia IL. sometimes hlty '"hdi3li, III "'d'
q, ma, by 10 their d,,..natoi. II - an abEst t!'d
ourh, 10 b., ,tnpp'd. He superintendent o! ponce
o,,cl+ 10 gvc ocr> that every ra'r"lioan thr nohc
l.. .rr, trucl driven on tn s!dcuaih' sh6nid lornln
,h " ,l, diver u. isi>s, sho ~ arrr-' mn" iH
-, dis,nit~e, al bat acioI. Np9n u" Fl" ma
~ - ,n dr-,.uC4,t supposed w. va s'tn, IA accord
no y in :; q ,w IN cOI,cotcucc CT the Ct' piNlij =
and cccdcs a,ainst hun ID this one to form p!c'ed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
VOTES FROM LE.NCX.

Lcnox, Mass oct. Especial ta'ry dn' 'i'''
path h acruoon gave their friend. OF the finest
entertainments Of the season. The co.:d=c!s were
present I'm large Numbers, wcr" also the guests "i
III. hotel There dancing latc In tic afternoon.
AMONG the ruc-t; present. we're MI ana MF-. Henry
A. yeyc!av Hr. and Mrs. J"in r.. RAJ o"'' 'lo" J
aid Mrs., ANONYMITY. Mr.. Lh'u7lrS ''"'""' ~ "''''
and Mrs BlyIow. and Mr.. and Mi'' IuN'c"' '"''
wis lur, sled b. the Hungarian b'I'd'
Mr.. and Mr., Dams gave Il dancing party ih'7 even
ing.
George Westinghouse. ir.. now has i,'"o -l'c'l'
uyl.., iliu,nia,Iny LIS gr"nLd' h"!Nc ald .,son e
v1rr, are i'ny Extended 10 Mg, Luk.'. Mr.. Bi'lops
and the sloane place, ,A ....a,, .,i
mOrliiAE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
DELNONICO'S .NEW BALLROOM.
ELADonATyEY AND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED

READY FOR ANoTHTR SEAsoES CAVITY
Probably the mist beautiful ballroom In America Is
tha. Just being eIishol Dc,':on!co's. Dew lease
o! TIE O. abl.shlncat bc,g talon Mr.. Dc!!n3uI'o O."
c!ded % prepare vel! L. adVth'c f.: The bu~' w''HF
season. go tJr u'o!'hs wol%u"H AID a!t'-'' i"A
Irercr Brothers havo been d, w.rk on tAc place. re-
today everything VIII be completed ;.d f. oN:". !-r
c.n3,rs AID naMs Tie i~o,n has lc"n entirely p.
Constructed, aid is II thr Louis XIV -t'i'' al
tough lot copied from ally particular palae, ~
seubl"s the Hall q Minors a, the fangnl' P"ir" Il
Trarou. Everything from 200: u ceiling IS n"'v.
TIE toe OF color T. WHIT" AID gold, the sdc wall.
With the exception OF PAGES for doors AID WIDOW.
being Covered win mirrors Lc,ttIllv framed and
gararcet Abrve TIC !lir:ors a"d between the cured
fFcze ar~ panels IL Ill tirs Of PINK WIN suo,cc,'
suggestive Of the ta,.Cc and muse TIC t!e79 q?
cove s yellow orr an"r,.d with god u aIIh r"."i
fecked with white AZ ne four corners Of u; oc!liH:
&c handsome pe:c'S l.h, similar 10 nose on TIE
SIDE walls. and ,rom thrc depend four h'yhc C!andr'
Nrs, fp.'v gilt ear. containing -xtv four c"| me-
Esih, which arc shaded w'h rosc-cOlo!el elk 1''r
centre of The cci,.g !, drm~i and oval t!rgc heI.I
various ope.:rc vc.tI!,t0H. At TIC base ii In"
dome arr lul,ctv .'"otrc hrhts In group, Of tree
eat.ly trU,d % a
TIE inust.a., balcony is exceedingly CrIato and /,
Carved Ia rch relief being supported BY pilt'ters
carved n r.p,xseit mcrn,ids. over a." balcony are
arches o. Gid ard vh!r". from "la'h VII hang
b. used f)r d.,pirZ n.idD". AID door. What -tik"a
te tnAo,dcr me especially in" u',"lll' sd
i,rny u al the dc0@a'."cs wnlcI 49, mo- perfect
II RESPECT tl.r pr:i a. ,.o~t'i l"huNfl tainr-
with r,yyt..d jrai- pichc~ and vOu'r nous AZ"
s,irs cpu.h easily De IMAGINED ia ~ ballroom.
Tie artr rooms have all, h"i "m".'N7,rd, ~ th:t
OUTSIDE decorations 70, The balls of he winter VI
rot lie r;u,rod Tie da", I'll Tie fashionable bal,
Rave NOT yet been ANNOUNCED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
~ rDIrDP rypELLED FRDu SARiTOrA GLIB

,,r,,o.,. oct =. 'srrclab. The Lincoln Clnb OF
.a,~,,oa, >rrin.- the l"uding and m"'t uttiv" h"
,l,,,,r lnion in this county. t"lusM adopted
,.outlos striking from IT, roll "t HONORARY m''"e
hi, th. nam. of Colonel David /. hltch;e. VINO l.
.~1,o,,.,.r nj MI, place aud Editor OF Tho Daily
.,,tov,, which II owned by ext on cr-snan George
VT, Of Ea,l,,on spa. hi, action was ba.cd on tic
,,.onton which r,ritcd that the persistent HIS
,a;on 81 this club AMI Us members by D'vid
I. KucbIc cu renders 1t proper that his name should
- I,cr ,p,rar ou the roll a. an honorary member.
w. y los core cht members and tue acton Of The
I'M, Uo. nlldc ,lCip .Tu0u-.
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DESTTTrTToy Nv EASTERN COLORADO.

Deavcr. oct = (Sp"calD.-A committee Of three has
arrived crc EASTERN Colorado 10 srrc aid for the
destitute IN that r:gipn. In an interview tonight MI
Moore says: 1T j, estimated HAT there are nearly 20o
families around Linden and Harrisburg that are dcS-
titntc and will suffer for the n1o-airs Of life unless
aid is procured. These .o:i"lS 1--we IN what IS Known
the rain belt but owing 10 the scarcity I'M wear
The crop, have leon n total failure. As a rule. ali
the families have coGlr from Kan as" Tie IoilS
COMM. .iol"r, win sub -crbr ~ OtO.
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A TOAST FOR A TOAST.
ENG[I'iIMEN ENTERTAINED AT Dbl.
MONICO'S.
HEIRS FOR THE oUEEN AND TIE PRESIDENT
GENERAL SHERMAN TALKS 10
TIIE VISITORS.

Many an American statesman. and for that mai ~
many an English statesman Il well, hu' been can"
hard names various periods Of his career '~p''iaIH
III" high tide Of al popularity Int no bodi oi men
has bcca - severely haIdcd IA > regard ~ the 5r't'
men OF commerce from Eneland who ar,' now wishing
New York. Tcv have been referred 10 IL the news
papers us iron HCn' and "-t'"l nI:. ah l.cN nave
horne NJ liavcly. Las; cvrnnE the KAT 81 thesc
iron" and steel" men was again tested Ihi> 'lmc
they v, ~ called up,n To TO justice 10 the u!itaNi
crsluc Of pclu"nco> chef. AID they passed N"'"il
or>ly through the test clapng their hand and ci''
iug with cutiu,..,-;n tbs cO.tc AID cieir~ were
served AND the chairman began - spear Ihr I"
,o,,,n Va, I,. aauu; dinner % tira Snon aNd >'ci
Institute of Great britain. Win wh"m Woo h@-''
member, Of The American Institute Of Mm."+ fi
r,,, ,,,, member, IF TIE Nc!cln pctS r!i"t E~'''
hr,,,,rIatc and many invited glc>t> oui~'Ic "f ''''
organizations.
SIR Ia,nc. Kitson presided. Upon his r!-At "rAf:"
sherman 81. Will" upon his lcH 'ond IT, econ '\
Maynr lNY7,n :. Hewitt. VIII" lv'l"i a'm'~i '"i.'r''"
recovered irom h. recent illIr.- The company WIZ
50 ,.r-c that il "vcriowc1 latn The adjo!'.r i'''.H
Whc, At lcYgih the guests were seated i va ihH'
,,.. 90 'r,.v and weal.hv wprr~ :.ti'!v"e ~ t''
,,o ,, race had ~ct'lcl down rrj"' ihiu r!N''
,,n3,,c the o:hcr, who 81; Ncar the cii' Mn N'''
rr.,S;u> W!nau. W. i. >hu. Nhc.lHI S''.'"' ''''.'
rdt7. >r j. Lowc.;hal LII and 81 j. A''''"c -
r..Du was supplemented ny lrt' card hi''H VIE
wo, r!s cnglal N OF til great Forth E;i:rr VIE
a.. o,.r,d recently -: tr,N'. and al~' SOM GUS
,,.pr~ n.,us tie triumph u. m"''" '"''' ''.'.
,u rhe Ealne Of TIE Vice PRECEDENT 81 we '' 81
.t.fc, vas or the toI>t IL. tI !" H. d''c 80
,,.,:a,n took hiS pls,c AID MADE t'' III g '''
inc in hi speech visa l." sHi IN T''"'''''' - &C.,
r.,,,c in the p:r-:ar'mc That lac Wa i'"' "'' We "
r.t b.. tia: never iclc~' h3 "'> "'"
or P..ic" ui N"l'-. ,..,
r. v., l,tn Wien sir !. Kij>on. "a p:c-d'!i'' ''-
,n src.c nmaNn- AID l':op"-rl a The iI'' "
t,,. cve,.!rg " ~" Queen. Lac H'"-" Va
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WHAT X THIS TANNfANI MOVEMENT
OIIEN StBE1

TO Che Ed itor Of The Tribune
sir: pretend to know something about tic rrstonS
of old New York What dps tbs Announcement III
the pf"r-. concerning sheriff and >hciINs badge"
and the reception Of the Count d" Paris mean Whac
honor this Steamboat parade 10 the French grItl'
man who comes here 70 ucc. his I'D comrades Vf he
Army 81 the Potomac. who arr know Ia l." gentlemen
aud soldiers and who known also not 10 b" Tam
many polJ'ans' Can you explain thi- new move on
tir part of Tanmnny D''s II intend 70 ama'gainat"
Grants body, trriif'~ mpnlm"lt d.h tlr 'oUhl NC
Paris, thrni:.i II. ,.rrH and such in"n
New York, oct. !. l-p0. ALIEN. :. " t.bb'
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SENATOR QUAY AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. y. j., Oct. fslrciaD -Scnu'or NJ =
Viay arrived here tins afternoon, accompanied by rs
pi!vae sccretly. They brought with them ture large
vSses and evidently mean TO stay at least two weca'
INA Senator will tomorrow try ~ catch some d'lInlsh
soo shcspshsad Captain SoOy, Of the TILE covert
mas been expecting him for the last two daye' ana
as Kept the neat Aloop In readiness for the senator
trip TO Brigantirc.
=. russell L. Harrison and a large parry Oh Ne"
.sFSers spent several hours at brigah'lhe BEACH "
~-s vtawing tLy eAlsasiye improvements Nuig made