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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
REGISTER TODAY!
DELAY IS DANGEROUS.
,,cr,oys AND SUGGESTIONS TO THOSE
VINO ArE IL DOUBT ABOUT TIE
I:TQUIRENENT>.

: ,,,. ,croYd day OF registration. The
NJ ,,lcc, in all the election districts ct
P''NTV f;,v will hr omen to voters from a H.
.u ~ m ON the fourteenth. fifteenth ana
Mt n,orS Of tin, mornings Ir"Iic 10
FL" ,,,n t;rt explicit direct .ons for reaching
,tnnuiu. bao1ns oi tie election di,tIro in which
,bsy hive. Citizens Of Ncw-l"fN Il '''' WIS" "
- mills, 20 in person on one of The Gays "p-
tod for the registration of voters ana h'N'
,o,, name, placed upon The registry nst. 10"
.ro do ills Yourself. You c'nioI register ~
,...o, or hy pio\y Registrations for E'S' A'"r
-, any former year do not cp1nt. ("n must nave
,our mare placed or tie N"iII--lI>' at your as
Eric, to-,ay, or upon one of IN" w" i'"ri'''N-
DAYS. Friday a.d Saturday "i ht\' W''"' az ~"
have disilluch.>cd yourself - year own h'-" ''
ha,tar tester to-day. Tor ''ch'NN are ''''-'l''''
vou NAV rr llrd non home and Mt b. able to
return IL tnc for tie anal T'-'S''''I"h ''NH'
or some dnlookcl-for occurrence my prevent
your r,!.stry neat week. Therefore max" II N"hr
,irs, hnsic>> Of lie day TO see tn" Year name Is
on tie ~, list
r., ,.,.,,. q. ,..,iou j. tlc most IMPORTER; city
~" I. 80, o,.,hYrIrrcj and overt ,Ncd
clectio". , a.. ,.,,. ,.o,,.
voters OF NcW-i".N "">c N"'"" ii ' '
Tho our-.;un "Wil YOU have good ~ bdd gov
.uue,t3~ i. 10 b. answered OH this clcction-day
e'A- Ill ci,v /, Will ;lsn hc The.
~ -" -. ,Lo ,,,- p,u, H.. and tho
first election nhi"f IN" ne" h'H"' 49,, "n" 'no
inst oppor ln.'v the voter lbs cN"' II 81 "''St-
IT,; . ,u,.i, secret and iricjs'rdcni ballet. No
I"s p"'' n,,1 ,,.:,,.. ,,lcl +, rc..s of
Neubrf j. '..V ""N "N'' WI ''' NV :, ;,
reform 4 defeat ard tefluil''" i""''"'hN nan
"bo.s,,ni" and mi>lHlc. hH, II Vo' al" not regis
.,d ,.,., viii r,uu, only 4 ,,plcr III the great
@e" wa wan
cOuGsi
i man ~ he entitled 10 n-'~''I an" wore mus
he twcu,y-onc years o!d on or mioIc election
,,.,.l - ,,,.,,,,.f,nr loyr. Of tic. day and
c"v' vi ".'''' '' go. t.,,,i. r.
lie must ne q c"l'H' H'I'c 81 "', "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

The annual report Of thr TN Cpn.mI,~i0nc Of
the SAT. # Ncw York ~. 'oHipI'i"d At their me-:
il. In HI, ciiy vest ridi dit'Inppn. The: w"r0
ur.cnt CornrI- .i0u.r~ f. c. Il"hiod OF TIM city
llcury I.ricm "f Troy. William II. h"wiran. ~
Rochester; A. :. joi,n", If staten irit"d and III"
4, Irrl. Edward T.. L't! t..
The lmtrl.iai Hurn nf iil' Conuii.~Ii!. from the
artificial ropga'i1,. If t!r yolLE rN IL the spring
to the ,toclslig 81 the i"c- ard RIVER Of 'l~ r'st"
during the ,u.nuicr g. d. rib d. sad The i'rn tI'u
l,rJ n. ncc' lily of rr, .'rvin: III" hi!ronda X
WILDERNESS for the people Of IN" Stat" cid Oi the cod
i,.ation Of The gam" law. l. strongly uigi u~n Ihc
J,y,.ltul- All lines of wort. H. clltrc Oi the Com
mis- ,,nn from tie PROTECTION If 10 the cicpira;"
,ncnt If Ul,,cF LtatI" and IT," in'l'd," q. III" "h
and :.r.i- >r- l.! liz. water, ii III" o4a" ar '"pF 81
i' 4. Il "a Gi;IOf IN" de-; ana iIr .h frs
VA, tCi."l TINES TIA" q,hI;tF dr;,!nhi" for dSt!lbn
tion and ..e.,rIy forty millions were S''n out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

r,. ,ooI rit.r,~ -: the ri" Tati'I 1t" ni"' hh'h
,,uuf,rtur.. NV. already applr'nf III several "'''
t,,u and especially IL the breaking oi i'"""" WI
october for Il ne" h''l ''' wv '' -
u ,;u -, Minneapolis This new compiW "a'
., T., = uc, VITA u capital III %IooWo. ana
,,r,,i,r:rl Allan. " iiclfl (. wns elected n'arhG
,,, .tr Allan In. for yC~irI alv"Nrl IN" '''ib
H. hu.n, Of linen mill, in this country has pr't'hlS
f., ,rd III. ,pnnng and weaving of FAX grow" u" '"'
Western states anh just ~ SON ~ 'l'r' was pros
, - ul,ciur sufficient GutY upon '"fFlEh goods Ia
~ - ,,, conditions Of higher Mage. h. joined
,',.'.. with ,,,c Miuncnpol, pop" with tir result
,'n,,,,,,c Mr. Allan has unt"nnl"d r"nih"i'" not
"ay in the rr.riicnhiIi'T Of -pinnni ana weaving
,c,,- in tIi. country hn that American iirh'rS VIII
,.~uw ,r Gnc-t flax for 'h' P"FPS' INV
ra - -, urc,rnt grown for the iced ai"n" VIII be
, -, nr.t and coara. goods viii he made, but
cr,duoy extended to finer prdnriN
American mac nncry builders do ho 'c' o
spinning machinery for linen. aud the hrs' 'uppN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

'a,tiin J''ln SEQ. 81 -. - Fast one hundred.
"A, = t2rl,ir:t 49,. - c,nHar "r of Company Mt
tl. - E,ul"i:. w'nt I"'" tc arn"iy Yesterday in
T,.r..> NIi'. t. =. go 4 f"'L oN.: ~" building.
/, ', r,.I -. tn Boar! 81 p'''r~ hc d. "c III sud
i.c,h 4aG ~rt.rl:t Frank StaaU tl' Lieutenant John
O',o.t"l. OF ,ourIuH {. vi" h'rr'Hd Ia BE- passing
., The f;l" uf il. When LeGt;.lAi p'Cpnnc wrns
.,,.p the room captain II Wa IVA. on h'- back on
3d.. door Ll,iu. i,t hrcA;hcl HI, l.,' Tn" dad ~.
d.r had BE-" command ui Company X tlr twenty
tlr.r vru-. he zane from Comfy Derry, Ireland.
r.rr' huru While 4 boy. and went 70 the front
Il,r -, W,r Of TIE Rebellion private in tie d9th
a. -iu"ii.
lie w. m.:, y'',-rc3 - lie Naitr Of Rul Fun ard
Wa c,.i.rri r LIBBY Tor ycar. Colonel tor""rAn.
.,:iln,.,i ut IT, rv:r1t 80, one II hi- ir!!'" 1|'
n.,r>. Ciptun Kerr Wo> tuN on year. old ~" Sec
,d n,l,,; .npan Of the National Guard IL IN" state
& >,v Work., ,u, Wa. W'ru IL" died. an inspector Of
.,v,,. m Tie Dclu,tn''nt II PIbi' Works IT, leaves
-. IN. and tli.~ diu.l t.r. Of hi S1n>. Thomas.
! iu, a ,r.i lcu;p.lr"' u 'UnAlv h. CAPTAIN kerr
WI. is, 4 r'ri, u ~" t'r 81 James I"fi> rosy,
T. T. \ r,it y a. obtained from TIE tprDlcr.
49,, Tin, nod, N. removed Ia the dead captains home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
IN rIrvfV,; DID Not >rND ~ HIS BILL.

r,, ..t~.. ii NPlon,c Nicphini. u" Young 'ubsh
,,i, murdered; ~ Tud; CLINTON g. Reynolds la>i NAY,
M b.. ,J Tor trial General sessions fo-'norrOw
=, ,.,. g., ir.l lei ipi the trials 80 l'r Walter VI.
i.l.ril -, So =; Wr>i twenty sixth l.. ana General
Milton =, litilrlrh. III: '"nirr'i"r. ii No lOi "oSs
>,.,,y ,rh It., who are CHARGED with rA'"rtnc money
,,. >,,c,i,au. mother The pr'tence of securing
a., release Jndgr MARITIME and p>'F''-N'or''ey
=, i,,, b,,, Lr,u IN CONSULTATION ~ 10 whether 70
-, ,n. ,u,..iou of the musdrrrr'S sanity IN court,
.,.r !, 20 another commission but had nos
,rrivod a, = drci ion .c>tc'a'
\ curious fact iii competitor with 'he case Is '"As
vlil, Gilbert VI. Sprir and Dr. tkmcr members ~
o., ,,,,,,,,.ou al ,nicd Ia llulr INTO thc pHcouon
W ,,h.,,.. ..nrv cent in their bills for their
yi. f." Mr. sparks. clerk IF General sessions, Dr.
rl.miuE VII, also a member "i uis coih''s''"'
ha. not done ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

rrny y y. oct, II t~pcciall. Manufacturers ~ has
CITY are all pleased over the fact that III" Mckinhy
Tariff hIll h.i~ AZ la-t brrrn!r law. TINS cay dc
,,cd, largely Gpou - AT collar amd 'nh indn'irv
,ud ihc nrw Tariff bill contains u schedule when was
prepared Ly the manii" ihI"r' h"i"' II was thr"'-"
~, hard work Of Conerc, .ntn ruIckcmhu~l, Of This
=, ,,t,t ,I:t This va, brought aIuu IN" r-'il viii
rvr Of iucaIcuIblc benefit {" the I.idIng industry ~
I'll, c,y Wac, Likely I" be inrrca>rd The
=, ,uu,,cturrrs enjoying very profitable Nca'"h
d they expect that under the NJ kinlcy Lii t'I"i:
Iu inc. will continue H. crow
When the bill wa in conference word came L" ms
city that t,. duiy on steel billet would IL, cOnsicr,
~, ,wcrcd II I'M, we're done II meant the virtual
vipn. out % he Troy steel and Iron Company. "A
corporation in wIich /, invested r:i.O'n"oo ana
winch up!o,s about 5000 hand. II the Dclnor;tic
oonferecs had succeeded IN materially reducing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

dhty On billet, the works here would doubtless nave
bccii compelled to shIt down. But the duty was iot
reduced and in consequence the steel workers III Troy
rcjoicc. They are very well pleased with the Mchln
ley bill
John A. Consalus president Of the Ecprb!iran Clno
and one If the bet mo med men In he country on
the wool industry says that the passage II the MchiU
10y bill will have appreciate effect for some thr
c importers. having anticipated the passage Oh tic
lll. have !iii"d the markets with foreign WOOL ihi"
supply III! lola out Tor - year ~ lc:,t The dlH>
HOW lmn,- "a ,;l The ALLEGED waste ~''i i ~ ''lt'
'f "'tLC. ar ~ cent InHEr iltn Gi!lcr iiS "h 'rn
air,l~. In" -icatc>t cN"ct upon lie Wo"i l'"na'rN
VIII lc I" encourage wool grow Ing. ano 'icr a' r.
.i"- hci'allEt~ where tn fdrincIs can engage VII
!rIiit In the raising Oi ,lrcp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
sam mr. HAS STHj.fE WITH 4 SLTGSHOT.

Sounds Of a n,hi IL (! al Of IN" L n"in"Ei hUa'o
No 3o6 East Twenty eighth &. carly Y',t"riaF at
tr..rcd the attention. of Policeman William iUrn-. ~
found joseph NJ Mate. inmate 81 tr house.
bleeding Oh the ~dcN ak. Mate, mad scalp wound
aid va In a da,'d condition. Ne rein Il 20 20 10 u
ho-I.;al. ard drew >luns~hOt from hi- pocket and
aid he had been hi with IT hy one u tW0 mon.
named Purcell and >avr. Who had cs'&p-d INTO the
;td iOiiung hOLre Ii- ai,u showed Il hhne. winch he
dec Jared had been DROPPED by hls ,liIts. ~raI'h
was made tie. house, but the a-,.ilnt> cOu!d not
L. flIinN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
I,iR RRJDrrS OYER RtILRfJiU TRACKS,

The subject of bridging the tracks 81 IA" Harlem
Ra abroad at one hundred and fnrt'"nth and on" han
drcd and fioruth 81. Wa before The Aldermen ur
Yesterday and WA referred Ia tie ,miniitcc IA Raj
rr.,d, \ dclcg.u on Of c.tNcII, If II .rl"ni WI"
,rv,py the project called Meyer '.!at after TIE
lizard adj CuT,d and asked him u, Ign IN lut
u,icriny tho erection OF H." bridges II
p..seti by tie Alderman. III MAJ psonii cd 10
Inc subject his attention at the proper tine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TUF PARK BOARD PREPARING ITS DEFEN'E.

THE Park Board considered yesterday me charges
mad, some time ago against a nlnlr"r oi u'e SUD
ordinate officer If the department y the Commission
.r. of Account, In their report oil thcr mNfS's"
t,> Lu.,nc>, mrth,d, improvdcncc ana peuy pecula-
. n,,, ,,. ,,,.is of the charsr. Reports on the
hi,rI from superintendent Parsons ana oth'r ohi'aIs
vcr received and discussed ior VI teRN no Nnai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
rryyPtL OF WILLIAM II. RtDFORD

Tho funeral of william II. Radiori. who died a
saturday took place yesterday al ST. Patricks 'atno-
d,,,l MIR. Hadford was proprieto" "i INC 'as.n' -
CENTRAL Park and was one Of the members ~ the o'o
,',.'',,.. ri,e Dcnor,ment. The mass OF requiem
,, celebrated by the Rev. j. v. Connolly with whom
,v,s tho Rev. W. J. DAILY deacon the Rev: =. II.
Me- Maho as suhdeacon and the Rev. J. W. heny %
master m of ceremonies. Tho burial was In CAlvaH
Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TO WELCOME DILLON AND UBRIEN

BY unanimous vote the Board Of Aldermen
passed . resolution offered by Mr. Flynn. Of the III
Ohcdct, authorizing a committee to receive and
Welcome tls Irish patriots Dillon aud ol.r.cn "hcn
they land here from Havp, and 10 offer them tine
fee4om Of New.York President Arnold. Ni'e-Prcsi-
vent NoopAh, and Messrs. Flynn. Walker, Mclarney-
t8uob. ma Norris form the Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
GENERAL Hustled NOMINA1ED.
NAMED FOR THE ASSEMBLY FOR TIE
TWENTY FIRST TINE.
RAIN nors vor limit TIE NUMBER OF DELE
GATES TO TIE PINE BRIDGE CONVENTION
-Ay ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.

Az ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING"
Pines Bridge y. y, oct. u 'Hp'''fi'-'"' ""'
Enrc of W,tcnc.icr has puincd lis wing" for an"th
ol., rn d.,, II, nj. uDur.,lur pot on the >h":3
Of Croton Lake. General James W. lin,'cd wits nom
inatci hv accrlnsti,n f"l the i"c'N hr-' u'"' a.
candidate for the A..cihN. F"i tn ';n''c",A uh'
he named una"m"n>y I" fcIr'-e'' '"''' '"' INV
District If Wc-tchc-ter Comfy, in The io"rf h'nc al
Allan, I.v.r, ,,.,r il,, dc!ngat. aacr n LrnGnri
,,t,..-.. j,.,.I ODD, ~, ilNr aid nominal" thr l"h
T,cc hy ,rc, r,1tlrn. r. day c"nrc"'i"n or N.Y.
,r"r,ins. t. ne It mo-" apMoIh''" "'d' "c'p''"
nasty rain Va, ahead 81 M ~" "tn'r years ~ point "'
rum'cr> and cur;>.a-u. vi Tie n"fn'h'' III hlfFS'
ca.tl,.c- wa."-. hu. hh"'I- a." OF l'"'' I'''" '''
r,,-i,ri,r "a, on ii trolor Lake. on IN" We" YORK
, >-.,l., =, ,, nj, IN" del ate, and thci freud"
,,c tr,r,r ne rdu .,':.~> ~" tridI' ana ih"I-'i
,,,u, the I,,., lIW.ld, @; ."vrr'N celebrates "c'"
prc,ct at noon f.'l. the nm" town o' t'r ui~'ri'
Iudpe Robert ,os baNi-uln tc" BRAIDED IN" dcIesah'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Ol-,- Fall. y. h,''t IL '>'' i"' l. - '''''-
..4 .tpsr-.' agent ii @i "a ''''' ''' ~ ~
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80 ,..,...,..,. ,l .,.l ls,,rl .,..A #
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
OLD ST LAWRENCE COUNTY AL RIGHT

OLD ST. LAWRENCE cot NTN MI RIGHT.
General y. ". Curtis, Of Og.en,busr B. i, Ec"
York for few dan. attending to som, private hu--
ness. ave are not W,rTy InG mp ~ -. Lawrence
COMFY he said to Tribune reporter. about oar
candidates. We Will s'Nd three members IT Assem-
big I" Alhauy, AID Judge Russell 10 Washington
without fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TO MAKE LINENS HERE.
A NEW AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Mills GOING Up AND ARRANGEMENTS MAKING
FOR THE UTILIZATION OF FLAX
AND HEMP.

'''' III various part % WV ''n' .a, IN .hot -
EI"n hhn~r!ro i '"i' H'' ,,;,, 81 r.,.
me AHc'i ana E"> Ho"'>' W. "N' ,,.t,, .,.
machinery can b; hc'Fi arr any, - ' ,,a vo.,,
aons mad" for tie erection OF ne" ''"' -
''' We a"" f""'' r." -' ,.,. n,,.. d.
irii' Ing their piani> I" t"> c''n'>' ',"'" j" ',,
rovc'cd suddenly that TIC h''" H'''' " ,,
equipped for the na"n'a''H" =" '-''H -'" a,
country III t'e ""'' ''" 90, '',,..,r,,, r,.
@''."H VIII tnd new ""a'' n' employ .,.'.
iIrr' amounts Of flax straw Wh'h are h'"
Away ~ Useless VIII be empower i"''c'''" 80
tr''" "IIlH :" '!e c''in's'' ~" '" ,....
"'r'h t'i' "h"F P"'r' ''"' "' u, ,'''' - . ..
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don" perfectly. III me ~ " ~'''''' ~ ""'
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70 ~ 40 'GN ''''''' ~ ''' 80 .
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Ia > yen" 'lr-" 'f' ' h'.''' 3D. 1872 ~
'''' rH'h '' "'n'' '"' orr .,t. A. ~,
:'r. naiu:l .'"9r Il woven !i''~. '.'' sue" "'
.r .,f million ylr., Of rrt-i '"''- i.u """' ~
The rorl- W"r' acc"r'T h' 'ff '"''. '-' v''' p
aouuc..i by ara.cr- t. hc fully "a', 20 -nilar f'''
mud" a'r"d. Ii' "i'n az '' ' ''
f'''nrc Of til" s''-. "' '''', "''' VI" ,.' %.,.
va WI'' "'s''c' .",,, 49, ,r.r, +, mails.
from % t. - r"i "''f' a,' "'' f.,
'rt,Hc>, ''' CLINE '''' ""i"'' - " -. .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
GREETING THE TARIFF.
OF SATISFACTION IN CENTRES
OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
TIE FARMERS or NEw.YoEK STATE HEJoNING
-MANrFACTrETRS AID MEi:tHANra

UINn tNC iIln- c~ Ni ~Nr!cu-', !NIII'~ ''T'' .
.,,.,..,, -, mo. !. i.
'"''''"'o w. '' .ufn .t;,rrI~ nf
i'"f one "' w. h"'''" '''''' ' ~, -, ,i,
Central New York. az: The TirIH '''' WIZ
d..d.dlv i,nrr,ye IN, cnrdi,i,u Of the tobacco ana
ri. ,,.i,. ,,r If ,c.. fine manufacturer from
~ II "'>'"''>' ''' 81 i'''''' ~" '' 49,. ,.i-f,,
inn ,rfrd .,ot~ B., we'll II tnc i"iH'r }" = '''''
- I r,.-,i, tol.,rc, =, C,r a. ;I,r url ar '"
- ~ -, g., . ii,i,o L,,.rr
6 F''"' >"Hi''' "'"i I' ~ VIZ , ,..,.oai
thA;l Heretofore. The urN ti.n vii L. -"' " '''
,l, ,.,.,,,, ,.r "a, r i, ~ .r~.ti,.. cNIu~ ih'i
... . ,t.. ,.,.i. -, .r,v iny t.lr l',f.
.HuiH i"'icF i'"il> ''' 'i''' W." ~ ,,.....,
Imported cl,ir> INV cost 4 lat n"r' "" ''
viii mostly come pui 4 tt jn brr rTkc'>' "''"Nc
, ,.,.. - -, ,,,I,.
81 TIC '''"'P ''"i' '''''' - "a " I i,.,,
Cc'." ". 'l!''r. VII" i"i ca'' N'' '
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
FOR MAYOR OF SAN rEANCI>Cu.

san Francisco Ort. IL. The Democratic Municipal
Convention r~c"nvracd lat nIeii'. ". /. t'"d Wa
dominated for MAYOR, vice frlh MctOppin declined.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-02
Duel Between Bear and steer.

A correspondent of a Russian paper de-
scribes a duel between a she bear and a
steer. A young herdsman was tending his
cattle in the meadow lands of village
near Kieff, when he was attacked from be-
hind by she bear, accompanied by two
cubs. The herdsman, whowas armed only
with whip, had not observed the ap-
proach of the bear until the moment of at
tack After short struggle the herds
man was thrown face downward, and the
bear had already lacerated his scalp and
back when a young steer from the drove
came to tho rescue, butting the bear with
violence in the rear.
The bear now turned upon it's assailant,
but the wonderful dexterity and agility Of
the steer in avoiding the embraces of the
bear. and the vigorous onslsughts it made
whenever the bear gave an unguarded
chance, soon decided the contest. The bear
beat retreat TO the neighboring wood,
by her two cubs. The steer looked
for q few moments, somewhat astonished
ct his antagonists retreat, and then sprang
off in pursuit. Before the second cub had
reached the cover OF the wood it was but
ted and trampled to death by the steer,
which then quietly trotted off to rejoin the
drove. The herdsman's injuries were seri-
ous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-02


The Missouri Pacific railway is the only
line running three daily trains between
Wichita and Kansas City and Wichita and
st. Louis. Morning train leaves Wichita
at S:45 a. m, arriving at Kansas City same
afternoon, Chicago next morning at s
O'Clock, and st. Louis 40 a. m. st. Louis
express leaves Wichita at 2 o'clock p. m.
with through Pullman sleeper and chair
car Wichita to St. Louis without change.
Night express leaves Wichita at $40 with
sleeper and chair car through to Kansas
City and St. Louis. This train also con-
meets at Yates Center with the through
express for Little Rock, Ark, and Mem
phis, Tenn, via Fort Smith, Ark. If you
are going east, west, north or south, re-
mem Der you will save time and money by
going via the Missouri Pacific railway. 1t
is the short line TO all points east and west,
st. Louis and Pueblo and Denver. For
information, Pullman reservations and
tickets to all parts of the globe, call at the
city ticket Office, 100 North Main street, or
depot corner Second and Wichita streets
+. Z. BLECKLEY,
So If Passenger and Ticket Agt.
Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-02

Commencing Sunday, July 1880, the
Missouri Pacific railway will run through
sleeping cars from St. Louis via Pleasant
HILL Rich Hill, Fort Scott and Wichita to
Geneseo and from thence to Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver. This change
was made on account OK great many peo-
pie from the east going to Colorado being
DESTROYS of going via Wichita. The train
will stop here two hours, giving all a
chance to view the Peerless Princess" and
still land passengers in Colorado same
time as if they had gone via Kansas City.
1t also gives the citizens of Wichita sleep
ing car service from here to Colorado. Re
turning, it gives US through sleeping car
service Wichita toSt. Louis, and gives the
Colorado people a chance to go east via
Wichita. This change will undoubtedly
be appreciated by the travelling public, and
especially by the citizens of Wichita. If
you are going east or west go via the pop
ular new through route. Through chair
and sleeping car service. New route just
completed between Fort Scott and Rich
Hill goes through the finest mineral and
agricultural country in the west Don't
forget the new short line to St. Louis or
Colorado.
City ticket Office, 100 North Main street,
Wichita, Kansas.
46-tf E. Z. BLECKLEY. P. & 7. A.
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A Rare Chance for a FirSt-Class
Hardware Merchant.

We will sell all, or a part
of our stock, and give our
good will and aid the purch-
aser on line of credit as
shown " our books. We
desire to sell, as our object is
to engage in the wholesale
hardware business in Wich-
tia at an early date. Call on
us at 10 E. Douglas Ave-,
Wichita, Kansas, or address
us at same place.
TRMBLE BROS. q THRELKELD
lHmo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-02

If you are going to California, Oregon,
Washington or any point in the north
ticket agent of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way who will book you for the regular
weekly excursion via. the Missouri Pacific
railway and Denver and Rio Grande rail-
way through the Grand canon OF Colorado
and Salt Lake CITY. The Missouri Pacific
railway will run weekly excursions to Cal
ifornia and the northwest, leaving WITCH
tia every Sunday evening. at 5:l5; These
excursions are all taken charge of by regu-
lar excursion agents who run through to
the Pacific coast, looking after the wants
of aeach nd every passenger. The Denver
and Rio Grande railway IS now broad
guage road and the Pullman tourist cars
run through without change. Remember
the road and the time. Low fare and the
best accommodations that can be given
For further information call on or address,
E. Z. BLECKLEY,
P. ct. A. Mo Pac. R'y..
d1 If 120 n. Main st.
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The Fireman'S Ward !
REAL ESTATE.


Furnished by the Dean Abstract COY
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the office of the
register of deeds.
CIV Ring to Julia Champion IS 81
80 Paramount ave Paramount Place
MARY f Ellis to Sarah + Field 4 int
and 3 Second st Field q Carmich-
ae sub NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JIG williams TO L J Black Is int in
593 acres at junction A L g. S + r
r and st l. Fl 5 g. w Ry.......... 150t
F Williams to l. Black Is int in
5-93 acres at junction of A L q
Ry and St L Ft s & w Ry......... 15OC
F Williams to l. Black SO 50 Fifth
ave, 9 In Wichita Gardens, reserves
A B ID and +, 8 10 Campbell ave, Ii
Is Hills ave, all in Harvey's Wal
nut Grove add: n int in l20Xl20 #
adjoining 10 Sherman ave in Lake
side add on the north, and Il int "A
rs River st Lakeside add, and
part 154 Main st city. 2OOC
J L Lauck TO A Fl Lauck 1879
Park Place Laucks add w d.. ]
w w Hays shf to Elizabeth S Bur
ton 10 20 Mead ave Georges sub div
Shf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4O'
C Klein to Samuel Goldstein 81 SO
Fifth ave Goldsteins add W d.. ca
Samuel Fry to George E Fry So sw
Il 20 % Ivy W d..................... 200C
Addison l. Reeder to Charles Gack-
enback eZT nw1[ and wiz ne14 80 %
2e W Observation-Disclosures. 6OOC
Rufus Cone shI to NJ c Lathrop 1873
131 Gold st Eureka or Rock Island
add shf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sc
II L Goode to Thomas f Truesdale
142 IA Church st city and ne14 ne
1 II % lie and se19 sea S % lie W $500
United States to Abram Kelley sw1I
% q 2e patent.