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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-17
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I. A. WRIGHT GEO. STARK MILLER
WRIGHT & MILLER,
Real :. Estate :. Dealers,
RENTAL AGENTS

rents have repairs made economically and remit
promptly. correspondence solicited Now : the
lime 10 buy and las the foundation Tor fortune
l.si y. Main 81 Ground Floor. Reference All par
Is for whom have done business, here or else
where.
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vi na0lsr cog .aort ft1s@ ~ farms - ~
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ron RENT-Honscs.

Under this head y per line per day.
o. FOR KENT- GOOD ROOM COTTAGE WITH
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~ house on North Lawrence ave. Inquire - " ma.
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"a nicely Furnished through 1ut suitable ttr
ketpiug board~r- With two blocks u buuza afs.
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FOR RENT-ROOBis.
Under thi, head Pc per BnsD-r day.
IrOE HEST TWO NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms with FIRE. 81 - North ToyasA ave.
Rent. - and I've dollars PER month aisi-et'
I,OR HENr - NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or en- suite vita gOOd table kosrd, a. ~
North Market. ailt-tE
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Under this head o. per line per day
4 rANNASSERS WANTED Al THE SINGER
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FIN1NCIAL.


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THEY WENT THROUGH THE ORDEAL.
Civil-Service Examination of Applicants for
Positions as Carriers and Clerks.

But thirteen of the sixteen applicants for
examination for positions as clerks and
mail-carrIers in the Indianapolis postoffice
appeared before the Civil-service Examin-
ing Board in the federal courtroom yester-
day. Of these six underwent the examina-
ton for carriers and seven that for clerks,
the examinations beginning at o A. NJ. and
terminating at 2 p. NJ. s. 6. Woodward,
secretary of the board, wa asked the
LANES of the applicants. I'll we are not
permitted to give" he replied. w are
not even supposed to know them.
and as a matter of fact, / do
know but one of the applicants by
name. You understand the examina-
tion is lone by numbers. each man being
given a number which he carries through
the examination and Is attached to all his
papers. His name appears on the declara-
ton In which he gives his residence, etc.
and the number placed upon hat is the
one by which he is known until the papers
are marked and the result announced"
How many examination papers are
there9"
There are six in the carriers examin-
alton. The first is an exercise In abbrevi-
atlng. words. such as COL for Colonel.
Hon. for Honorable. ana abbreviations
for States. There are but ten in number
and by no means difficult. The second is
an exercise in writing from dictation;
third, the applicant is required to
make an exact copy of an ex-
tract from a letter; fourth, an arithmet-
ical exercises; fifth, chiefly as to the geog-
raphy, or rather topography of the city;
sixth, an exercise in reading the addresses
on fifty different pOstal-cards."
"What was the clerks examination"
very similar, except that the latter have
an exercise in letter-writing. The exami-
nation of clerks, however. is more exacting
than that or carriers, though the same
number of sheets is used. OF the thirteen
applicants twelve were white men and one
cOlored, the last named being an applicant
for the position of carrier. The result will
be known in two days. The present eligi-
bic list contains q number of names of per-
sons examined a year ago, but these will be
stricken OIL to-day, the time having ex-
pired and no name being allowed to remal
on the eligible list for more than a year. If
some of these examined to-day get a higher
percentage than some of those examined
last August they will take rank above them
in the order of ratification"
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the Big Four system is contingent on the
continuance of the present highly satisfac-
tory earnings.
The Evansville Journal is a good deal
disturbed that news regarding the move
ments of the Mackey syndicate appear in
the indianapolis Journal before published
in the Evansville papers. and the Journal
of that city makes an attack on a former
citizen of that place who was formerly
general manager of the Evansville d
Terre Haute road which is unwarrauted-
The reporter who prepares the matter for
the railroad department of the Indian
apolis Journal has barely a speaking ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Ewing, and whenever
approached regarding the affairs of the
Mackey lines he has been reticent. There
are a half dozen men who are frequently
found at indianapolis hotels who are well
posted as to the movements of the Mackey
syndicate, and the financial papers are full
of gossip about them. so that il is an easy
matter to get news of this character with
out calling on Mr.. Ewing.
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WANTED-sALEaNIEN

Neutrality-suspicious. at S75 per month salary ana
w expensee. 70 sell q line OF silver. plated ware,
watches, etc, BY 8mpleO only; horse and team furnished
free. Write at once for full particulars and sample
case of goods free. Standard Silver ware 90, Boston,
Mass.
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superintendent Woodland, of the Monon
road. was in the city last night. but had
nothing to say relative TO the recent acct
dent at Carmel. Coroner Dove has not vet
rendered n verdict. and all the injured ex-
cept Grace Hensley. the five-year-old
daughter of police officer John A. Hensley,
of this city, are doing well. 1t was thought
this little girl had escaped with only a few
scratches. but il is found that she sustained
serious injuries: Her body was badly
bruised IN various places. and the child
sutters great pain, which confines her to her
bed a great part of the time. Her parents
fear she received internal injuries, and are
uneasy about her condition.
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Personal and Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. DeWinter and daughter
Nellie will go to New Orleans Monday for
a few weeks.
Miss Wood, Of Utica. n. Y, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Charles s. Willard, on North
Delaware street.
The ladies of Grace Cathedral will give a
social Thursday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Deloss Root, on North Delaware
street.
Mrs. b. b. Peck has issued cards for a
company, Saturday afternoon, from 9 till 6
o'clock, for her daughter Miss Peck. and
guest. Mrs. Willis b. Bradley, of Cleve-
land, q.
Mrs. W. F. Winchester and niece, Miss
Eloise Morton. have issued invitations for
q Mother Goose party, Saturday evening,
from 7:30 till 10 o'clock. The guests are
asked to come dressed IN character.
Mrs. w. NJ. Shaw, formerly of this city.
but whose home is now in Cincinnati, is at
the Bates House to remain for q week or
more while her husband, Colonel Shaw. is
attending to business in this section of the
State.
Mr.. III. III. Fulton has received news of
the safe arrival at San Francisco of his
brother. with his family, from Canton.
China, after an absence of ten years, dur
INF which time he has been shipwrecked
once and mobbed three times.
The ladies of the Central Christian
Church will resume their Wednesday
lunches to-day. and the ladies of the sec
Ond section Will serve. The lunch will he
ready from II till 2 O'clock, and the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to church work.
The Fortnightly Literary Club met YES
terday afternoon with Miss Alice Baker. at
her home on Park avenue. Mrs. Katherine
Billiard read an interesting paper on THE
Gospel of Science and Its Preachers In
the absence of Mrs. Fairbanks, who ia in
New York. the conversation on THE Prog
ress of Science was led by Mrs. J. =.
Jenckes and Mrs. J. w. Hess. and the ladies
very generally assisted in advancing the
subject.
The first class party of the season to be
given by Professor Brenneke to his pupils.
occurred last night at the Academy. and
there were nearly a hundred present. The
members of the class are Young
people. from about fourteen to
twenty-five years of age, and their evident
enjoyment was a testimony to the pleasure
of the evening. All were in pretty evening
costume of delicate fabric and color. and
they made n charming picture. The new
dance on the programme was the Berlin a
combination of the walk and polka. and
the latest question in all dancing circles
is DO you know the Berlin7" Harris
orchestra furnished the music. and the
party was a success In every way. The
Wednesday evening class will be given n
party Wednesday of next week and the
Thursday party will come the week follow
ing. The parties or a dance once "a month
for each class will be given in the same
succession throughout the season.
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SOCIETY II

A NCIENT RITZ
IA Annual meeting OF AdODiram Grand LODGE OF Per-
lection. this wednesday, evening, at 7:3O O'CLOCK
Election of officers.
J. t. BRUSH, 33s, T.. P. g. NJ
Jos. ". SMITH. $50. Secretary.
A I -
"A Annual meeting of Saraiah Council Princes OF
Jerusalem, this "wednesday evening. Election OF
officers. G. z. WRIGHT, $50. II. L. NJ.
Jos. w. SMITH. 33e, Secretary.
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.
TO-Day's D0ings.

TOMLINSON HALL-High-schoOl midwintcl
graduating exercises; evening.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Higgins Concert Com
pany; evening.
MENNERCHOR HALI-Mannerchor concert;
evening.
RAJ OPERA-HOUSE-"Our Flat;o afternoon
and evening.
PARKTHEATER-Arizona Joe and company in
"Black Hawks" afternoon and evening.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA CYCLORAMA-Market
street. between Illinois and Tennessee streets;
dav and eveninD
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Local News Notes.

The only marriage license issued yester-
day was to William b. Clarke and Alice 2.
Winnings.
The men who have had sport in the field
with Thomas Kearney's imported dog
Grouse are anxious to find some clew to
the man who killed him.. They have made
mp n purse to pay for that information, and
Kearney himself is willing to give an addi-
tional amount for the dog-slayer's convic-
ton and arrest.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

7 WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES. Oh
Il salary, 10 take charge Of my business az then
homes. Light. very fascinating and heaithful. Wage
$40 Der week. Reference given. Good pay for par
time. Address with stamp. MRS. MARiON
Louisville. Ky.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED@GOOD COPYIST WITH KNOWI
w edge of bookkeeping; must come well recon
mended and work for small wages; K. of P. preferred
". Y. D., care Journal
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is unable to determine whether or not the
drug was taken with suicidal intent. In
the Patrick Maher inquest the coroner re-
ports that no blame attaches to the o., 1. ~
W. Railway Company.
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Nerdicts of the Cnroner.

In Coroner Wagner's official report of the
inquest held Jan. 70 on the body of Robert
Laporte, who died on the day previous
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-05

A8tA u - AAO nlLhOA IL IL w
kinds of mileage books. and in going over
the Big Four system it requires three de-
scriptiOns of mileage tickets. What is
wanted by the business men is a more sim
PIE and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arrangement.
James Mitchell, who. on the first of the
month. retired from the position of super
intendent of bridges on the Wabash road.
had held that position for Twenty-Five
years. and during that period there were
no bridge accidents ON his divisions. He
travagant in his ideas of how bridges
should be built, and would never run any
risk If a bridge showed weakness in any
point. His strong point was that he ex-
amined bridges himself. never asking q
subordinate OF expert 10 do such work.
The recent trials of the Strong engine on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton ~ Dayton road.
says an expert engineer. demonstrated that
1t Is built on a principle which will give
greater speed than any valve-motion on the
fastest engine now run in this country. At
times a speed of a mile every forty-seven
seconds was attained. and the builder
claims that had the engine steamed prop
eriy on that occasion n mile would have
been covered IN f0rty-tive seconds. The
engine will be repaired. and further trials
of speed will be made. An engineer of the
pennsylvania Company, who was on the
engine when a mile was run in forty-seve en-
seconds says he Is satisfied that its highest
speed was not then attained.
General manager Green, of the Big Four,
is spending n couple of days in the city. He
speaks of the business of the lines in the
system as continuing heavy beyond expec-
t~ations. and he thinks thai should the pres
ent condition continue for some weeks or
months il will be safe To expect some yalu-
able improvements at the Indianapolis ter
mini of the several lines this wear. The
most important improvement contemplated
is the enlarglng of the shops at Brightwood.
1t is expected that six hundred men will be
at work in these shops eight months from
now. A new freight depot of imposing
style of architecture. and commodious
enough to accommodate AL the roads in
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LOST.

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Dreamer. scott q Co. Reward for delivery at Ala
North East ST.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-04
Notice of Forfeiture.

To PIERCE DoRaAN. JOHN RAFTER, REUBEN MENAs
Their heirs. assigns, and legal representatives:
You are hereby notified that l have expended
the sum of sixty-six collars, siAty.s and two
thirds cents li66.G6si) in labor and Improvements
upon this
WEST RICHMON
Lode Mining Claim. situated in West Richmond
Gulch. Little Smoky Mining District, and adjoin-
ing the Galore Storm, group OF mines. in Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions Of Section 1924.
Revised Statutes of the United States. being the
amount required to hold the came for tn year
ending December 81, 1880. That your respective
proportion of the same ia rs follows ion. Pierce
DorSan, your heirs. xss'gns, or legal represents
tives, thirty three dOlxrs thirty three and one
third cents: and you. John KAfter, your heirs.
sssipns. or legal representatives., thirty three
dollars thirty three and one-third cents being
one-thrd. each, of the said West hi .hmond Lode
Mining Claim And IL within ninety 1901 da, 9
after this notice by publication Won fail or refuse
to contribute your proporti' II of such expenditure
as co.Owners your interest in said claim will be-
come the property OF the undersigned, under the
provisions of said Scctio,. 1924.
T. E. PICOTTE.
HALEY I. r., January ., 1890.
First publication: January ,. 1890.
~ Tho money may he forwarded to. or paid
at. the Office of the " GOD RIVER TIMES HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-04
Notice IF Forfeiture.

To NJ. Fl. FARRELL. and T. II. QUILLES their heirs.
assigns, or legal representatives.:
You ara hereby notified that have expended
the sum of one hundred tsiOo) dollars in labor
and improvements upon the
CLOPS
Lode Mining Claim, situated on the southwest
fork OF De r Creek, in Mineral Hill Mining Dis.
trict, Alturas county Idaho Territory in order to
hold said premises under the provisions of g. c.
ton 2i:i. Revised statutes OF the United States
being the amount required to hold the same for
the year ending December -. 1850. That y ur re.
spectiv~ proportion is follows: Y.u, III. H. Far
re y"ur heirs. assigns Dr legal rerres. ntatives.
thrt, zone dollars and eisv, II cents tSjl.li: and
you, +. Ii. Qnilien, your heirs. assign, or legal
repres. natives, thirty. one dollars and eleven
cent. 1891 III. being fourteen forty this each, Of
the said Cyclops Lode Mining Claim. And II
within ninety t90> Gays from the servicesNf this
notice by publication, You fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion of such expenditure "a
co-owners, your int+rcst in said claim will be.
come the prep rty Of the undersigned under the
provisions Of said Section 1924.
DAN. REILLY.
HALEY, Idaho. January 2, 1890.
First publication: jar uary 2, 1870.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-04
ALIAS SUMMONS,

TERRIToRr OF IDAHO, 81.
County of Alturas. 3d.
In the Probate Court Of Alturas county. Idaho
Territory.
EdwsrdJ. De Hart, william Honeymsn and
Walter ]. Thompson. under the nrm, name, and
style Of Thompson, De Hart Co., PLAINTIFF. vs.
Nelson HsllOck, Milton Pinney, and w W. Phil.
lips, under the arm, name. aud style OF HALEY
ron Works, defendants.
To Nelson Hsllock. Milton Pinney. and W. ".
Phillips:
In the name Of the People Of the United
States in the Territory Of Idaho:
You are hereby notin, 4 tn there 10 now on file
in the Office of the Probate Court Of the county of
Alturss in the Territory OF Idsho, the cOmI lnint
OF Edward J. De HIATT, William Honeyman and
Walter j. Thompson, co partners rs Thompson.
De Hart Co, demanding of you $l69.77 and
interest from January LIT, 1883, At 10 per cent
annun. upon the following cause Of action: For
goods. wares and mere andisa sold and delivered
>ou by plaintiffs Ut your request. in 1887. Ana
that unless you appear and answer IT, said COM
rlant at my office in HALEY. l. T.. the 9th
day If November. 1889, At the hour Of II O'Clock
m, after the service hereof, exclusive Of the day
| Of service. Judgment will he taken against y"u
| for the sum Of Une Hundred aud sixty nine and
77-lOOths dollars $169,17) and interest above
| stated, together with costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof, l z. B. Lem
| mon, Probste Judge. have here unto
| SEAL set my hand and .iiixed the seal Of
said court. At HALEY IDAHO. this 18th
| day Of September. A. d. 1889.
E.B. LENNON.
Probate Judge.