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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-16
PROPOS SAILS.

PROPOSALS FOR A SITE FOR A MILITARY
j POST AT SAN DIEo, CALIFORNIA. Heat
quarters Department OF Arizona, Los Angeles Cali
fornia April 3. 1891 Brigadier-6eneral Alexander
Med McCook, u S. Army: Colonel George II. Men
dell, Corps OF Engineers, U. ;. Army, and Major
Amos s. Kimball, Quartermaster, U. 5. Army, hav
ing been constituted board OF oncers Tor the pnr
pose OF making an examination for suitable site
for q military post and harOor defenses at or near
the city OF San Diego, and obtaining Information
relative thereto, in pursuance OF An act TO pro
vide the selection OF site for military post at
San Diego. California, and for other purposes. BE
it enacted by the Senate aud House of Representa-
tives of the United States OF America In Congress
assembled that the secretary OF war De. and he Is
hereb Y authorized and directed to cause examI-
nation be made for a suitable site for military
post and harbor defenses at or near the city OF San
Diego in the State OF California, and TO report to
Congress 4 particular description of the land re
CURED for such purposes. and the amout of money
for which the owners OF such land Will convey the
same to the United States for the purposes afore-
said. He shall further report what In his opinion
is the value of such land and II the price asked for
the same Is reasonable" Sealed proposals viii be
received until IL O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday. May 2
1891, and opened Immediately thereafter In the
presence OF bidders, for such lands are believed
to be suitable for the purposes indicated. Enye-
lopes containing proposals should be marked PRO
pOsals for Site for Military Post aud Harbor De
lenses at San Diego" and addressed 10 the under
signed: A. S. KIA1BALL, QuarteTmaster, U. S.
Army, Los Angeles. Cal apis ~ mylO u
CrRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, 5l6 CALI
- fornia ST., San Francisco March %. 1891
Sealed bids will be received at the ONCE OF the
to NJ. of the 25th of April next for any part OF
ten thousand shares OF the stock OF the company ID
lots OF not less than ten shares. All stock allotted
the said bids will be ready for delivery on the
9th day of May and must be taken and paid for 90
or before the 10th day OF May. All oids must DC
accompanied by deposit OF 50 per snare IN GO II
or certified checks The company reserves ths rlgn
to reject any and all bids BY oroer OF tne BOARD
WILLIAM NORRIS, Secretary. mrSl To
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-16

AKEVIEw-THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS
IL in the tract for sale $3.50. very easy terms
J00ST. MEKTENS &.CU., 23S Montgomery. m12tf
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LRUIT-sToRE; PAYING TRADE; 4 YEARS ES-
tablished: horse, wagon; cheap. l2l5 Scott.l4 7*
CIGAR-sToRE FOR SALE. APPLY So SECOND
- street apl4 3tE
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100 TAYLOR-CHANGED HANDS; SUNNY
IL cor. rooms; Sc mp; transient reasonable II
GARFIELD HOUSE. 1914 HOWARD ST
VI Sunny suites. single and double rooms also
housekeeping rooms furnished reasonable. % I'm
IoI WASHINGTON AVE- ROOMS AND
Log bath. mr22 If
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OIL WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
10 this offer. lakewood Colony tract


acres $75, payable 81 week.
1Oacres, $3.50, payable 81 a week.
1Oacres, $500, payable 81 a week.
50acres 5000 payable IS week.
No interest and no taxes on deferred payments: Is
all fine AL fruit land; irrigation reduired: near
large town ana railroad: some oaks; water handy.
title perfect; Investment is as safe sure pro-
ftable fruit lands. For information or circulars
apply to WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket ST. oc2S tf
DLANT TREES OR VINES-THEY PAY WELL
AND GROW IN VALUE WHILE YOU SLEEP.
Everybody saving SIS 30 week can own $40 trees
2l75 vines with land and water right worth In
years times its cost Send for illustrated
pamphlet, HOWARD AND WILSON COLONY COM
PANY, 523 Montgomery ST., S. f. mr1S IF
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND SUIT
able for fruit, from $25 to $400 per poultry
farms: large and small vineyards ANDREW
PRICE, Healdsburg, Cal. mr4 II =
CCHooL LANDS, 81 SO TO So AN ACRE; ON
y very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit: no residence or Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands. in many different counties; send
stamp list. Open Monday, "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings T. W. LAKE. u Flood Building. Is &C
goo 5101s HAYES ST.. NEAR oCTAvIA:
ID ~. 6 rooms and bath. Won RHEIN & CO.,
ga California st. fel3
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HORSES.

WANTED-BUY CHEAP MULE OR JACK.
" Call 80 Seventh st. apis Ste
TOR SALE-wELL-BRED GRAY MARE; GEN
i te can trot inside minutes; $50; must lie sold
1897 Pacific St apis Ats
TOR sALE-LARGE FINE BAY HORSE, SUIT
able for DOCTOR also fine trOtting saddle horse;
trial given. Club stables, 4Jg Taylor ST. app II
DOOKERfS NEVADA HORSE MARKET: 1908
n. eaTI -fr,tTg Fa-E
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G6O00 LOOK AT THIS; IF YOU WANT TO
eDOZOO. make an investment where You can
double your money In short time buy this fine
block OF 20 lots on 10th and Powder house
road and only 240 feet from the electric road this
Is sure hing; land lies level with fine view OF park
and bay this is almost given away at 5000 lot:
lots in immediate vicinity are selling for $500: title
insured free Of cost To purchaser.
$16.5O0-A splendid piece of downtown income
property, on Bush St. Powell: trst-class i'm
proyements; renting for $3.50 monthly; $500 can
remain; owner must sell.
$300-Cor.; 30 :6xI00; goth ave, the cleo
trio road; $40 cash. balance 81 o per month.
$175 lot-2 hne lots, 25x120, within half block
OF the electric road; lots by selling for S25Oa
lot.
$1,000 fine investments; finely located lot, lao
XII 20. close TO Point Lobos and 2Sih grade;
will double in value In two years. CHAS. w. POPE,
$50 Market ST, ap12 SuTuTh st
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e RAUCH ST., OFF HOWARD, BET. SEVENTi
" and Eighth-Large furnished front room. sui
able for two. apl6 It's
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dp On 5lOIs HAYES ST.. NEAR oCTAvIA;
10 ~. rooms and BATH Won RHEIN CO.,
524 California st. fel3
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GoS0 SEVENTY LOTS ON ATTN AVENUE,
ID CCU. very easy iHstaments; Will take
you and show tue lots HENRY Il. JONES, 3241s
MONTGOMERY st. ana Tn SuTu m
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BUSINESS cHANoEs-coNrINUED.

0.roo CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; THIS
u UU. is neatly fitted up and Respectable
place: has 8 rooms completely furnished Tor house
keeping; and does good business Apply TO
JAMES WILEY, 7s3 Market St apis 3t<
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-CoNTINUE
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, In the prettest valley of the State? Apply
to Napa Land Co., Napa, Cal. Tor list OF proper
ties. If
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TINE SALOONi MARKET ST; SPLENDID LO-
L cation: very cheap IL sold at Apply 1910
Mission ST. bet. l and s. aplf 3tH
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CECURE A HOME BEFORE IT is TOO LATEl
- Pay down what you can and make your INSTALL
ments to suit.
This chance is offered to but 8 purchasers, as the
balance of the cottages all sold; handsomest
few steps from Golden Gate PARK, with grand ma
rine view; to double in value in few years;
posed cable SYSTEM: take Nc Ailisterst car to terml
nus and you at the buildings; apply on premises
any day from 10 to 4. j. NJ. COMERFORD. builder
and owner. mrl9 tt
9th ST. INvEsTMENT-NE COR 18TH AND
10 Dolores sts. POT :10x2l4:4. JONES q RUEGG,
324 Montgomery st. mrls limo
$1,000 % %. NORFOLK ST, BET; 18th AND
s9Xl3; cottage rooms and outhouses. Inquire
1877 Ridley st. app tt
DOR SALE BY d. LEvITZKY, 304 MONT
l. gomery ST.
Very desirable property on Steuart ST.. mr.. Mar
ket; brick building; cheap.
pickup; n. ine of Stevenson St., 5th; cheap;
Howard ST., 60xsu near 3d. rents for 5000 per
month; price SS0oU0; choice business properly be-
$4,000
Bush ST.. south side. near Taylor; 23x70; with
fine 3-story house: 1880.
Stockton ST., W. side, nr. Bush 25x9O, with first
class dwelling; $4,000.
Two 2-story houses on Scott ST. near Geary. 8
rooms and bath, and very good location; 551lO0
Also. property on Sd, Market, Stevenson IN.
side mr. 6th) and other streets in the best parts OF
the city. ID. LEvITZRY. ap12 st SuruTh
G1R0 LOTS 25I110; WITHIN FEW STEPS
N IOO. of Mission ST.; street graded: these lots
VIII double IN price on completion of Mission-st.
cable.
s11OO-Big bargain; lots on serpentine road;
level; fine view; only 80 feet from 18th ST., and
Few minutes walk from Castro-st cable.
$650-Cheapest lot in Richmond; 25xl20: on
18th ave. bet. California and Clement. 7. J. KEN
NEEDY, $50 Market ST. apl2 st SuruTh
CQS0 FOR NICE LEVEL LOTS GRADED
eDoCO. and fenced; $25 cash and $40 monthly.
u. Y. JONES, 3241s Montgomery. ap9 ThSuFu I'm
GOTSO BAY-wINDow HOUSES OFFS ROOMS
do W. and bath each, with modern improve
ments; fine view of city; situate sunny side of
10th St., ~ block W. OF Castrost. houses open
terms easy Further particulars of TEvIS Il
FISHER, Ia Post ST. apI2 SuTuThSaSu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
III. Hor.. Amoaz the I.Tasiit...

TIE Isrseiitss becane acquainted with
sbs horse through the EEyDtiaas They
80 not show that love for the horse which
= Characteristic q E4ost nations Ia the
sayiT ages they we're f3ru.odsn TIRE uss II
ihem - any great extent lest they might
- ten pted 70 ido.a,ry by the easy access
70 hest1ea nsti91s, sod. furrrer. a. taeY
-s-e CHOSEN people tney we're no. de-
signed &c extead tseir territories ~ con
guests Tae lack o. ooTses oiten pas them
20 1;sz5vza.@z,s with tneir nsizn 07rs. anf
Miriam sor- % vlctory. The Lord hath
trim yasd g.o-311s.y tae morse 2sd hss
rider tzte Re thrown into tie sea " bad
gp-c.aI significance with . people sBfierlr g
TIE want q borses, IN eh ~ tazt ttIs
we're used chiefly FOR purposes o. ~4r
David w2s 80 lover o. borsss o. be nsTss
would nave sad. Bs 1os a. tks borss or
a. tns ualle. wElch have ID ul9sFsss n.ai-
ing AID 20 Ezy pt.sa. Assyrssn oT Ferssan
would case sa.1. = s9rss i vala tbiog
for safety 5o.onsa was not always
S-.ss. 0zr oas evidence q E.s zlsdoa was
sha, lie tad =. 90 s:zl4s o! Eorsss for q
ch4socs sd l4.lo hsrssn5ss. Wblea rsaT
account tcr tas &c. that ~Isrzs. eTsst
ss,sly. every lz4sa ga1eg LIS Fl1s zr1 4
tree az lhs 3ays q 5o.eEoa-
No po1: q zz1sE. o. Es0dsrs f.nsrs
eoud We w.Lh Job II "a. EaAzE-l-czat de-
scr.c.!oa q ;hs VA aovss- Hat saos
given me bore strs1gfG' Has, ta1s
eoIhezl d. uscE wtta tEs13er5 Tie z4oTJ
q It's rostr1s - terrible lie psweta IA
Tie valley aid rs5s.eets IL ~ Strength
de uaoekesh AZ fear 1-CA-olas l. S1sg-
man Ia f-Ekexz1 Head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
4 SMITH,


A characteristic story OF stephen Girard
was that he induced boy 20 work for him
till he was twenty-one years old by promis-
ing TO give him "a good start in life after
ward. When the time camo the young
man applied for the promised reward. The
eccentric old merchant looked az him for
moment aud then said gyufIiy, eco and
learn trade" Considerably cast down,
for he had expected a very different sort.
the young man turned away; but after
some reflection. knowing something Of the
others pecuhsrities. be decided 20 DO AZ
he had been bidder, and learned the coop
er's trade
When be had mastered il year or so
later, he presented himself again. aud thu
old man gave him an order for two barrels.
He made aud delivered them, and Mr.
Girsrd examined and praised them.
Now" he said, you have a capital that
you cannot lose. for you can always fail
back on your trade IL You meet with adj
versity," and then he advanced his protegs
considerable capital with which 20 start
in business. -Harper's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
Points About WatermeIona.

The finest watermelons in the world
are to be found in Galveston, and are
served in frst-class restaurants and
special cafes in place of ice cream. There
it is the regular thing for young men to
take their girls out for watermelon. The
fruit is never sliced, but served in halves,
no matter how large the melon or how
small the eaters. Each of the halves are
served on platter, and the only eating
utensil is a silver dessert spoon.
Salt. sugar and nutmeg are provided
for the convenience Of those who use
seasoning. The same usage prevails in
first-class restaurants IN Georgia and
other melon centers. Outside Of these,
the go-as-you-please style predominates
The leaders of fashion, or the quality,
usually fix the local tyles.-Pittsburg
DisUatcn
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THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Yesterday opened the last week of the
institute, and as it is to be full of good
things, such as lectures and picnics, to
say nothing of the examination, the
teachers are corespondingly happy.
The Wichita university has made the
exceedingly liberal offer of free tuition
for one term of thirteen weeks to the per-
son receiving a third grade certificate hav-
ing the highest general average at the
coming examination. A similar offer is
made by the Mcpherson college.
The annual institute picnic will be held
this afternoon and evening at the River
side park, and all the students and in
structors expect to enjoy the recreation
rs heartily as they have pursued their
work for the past month. Every lady is
expected to bring n basket and every gen
tleman is expected to bring one or more
ladies.
A regular closing day program will be
rendered Thursday, beginning at II a. m.
on the subject of Patriotism in the Pub
lie Schools" Elder l. 4. Van Cleave
pastor of the Central Christian church,
viii deliver a lecture Wednesday evening,
at the Y NJ. c. a. hall The subject of
the lecture is Force of Example"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
Farly Home Of Tho rmprs.. Jo.spbla..

Early Home OF the Empress Josrphins.
jest outside the iittie town % Fort 90
France. stretching down from the quaint.
narrow Rue Victor Hugo 20 tho purpls
blue waters 81 the bay. lies a spsCi0us
grass grown square. sst round with spread
ing tanarud trees. ard bathed al Day 3
the glorious sunshine o. the tropics. This
square--the 5avaCe. IL - Called-ls ths
pride q Fort oe France. jaas "a Fort 20
France itself j. tbs pride o. Martinique.
and - Martinique In turn - the pride 4
those lovely Islands. which are strung Las
q zone u Jewels across the Caribbe ssa
81 Pierre, Martiniquss other city. may
b richer buster. bigger. but Fort e
FrasCe whose former mama was Fort
KoTal. is the capital tne ssat o. govern
rneut. and. above al. il fas ssse ~ ths
beautfl. statue ~ JoaeDLlle Eo1apafte
For Josephirs Taschsr ds Ia PaRer.e. sifs
% the great Napoleon and empress - th,
French, Wa . Martinique girl ard bsr
memory is still cherished ~ tie cTsolea II
Eer native island
Across The deep tas narrow bs7 tb~y
stu point cat lar home near tas l.ttls
hamlet % Trols lslets. tbCsgh % tell tbs
trsth the r1ias q tie sugar r8lil taat are
shown 20 tas visitor a. tEs blrfbeiars 4
Jossyssns have 10 cIsiua % that heagr
Ths p4grr.s family. lttis Jossph.sa IT,
olg1sd. certainly lived t1ers fgT tine. ut
that Nas after tbs mere prst~u,i1us uiso-
sisu In which TIE futa~s empress .rst -
TIE hzEs fAd been lsvelet 81 zee grsut1-
TIE destr1ctiso - that a54ss Wa 1a1ss4
~ cas q the savf1! hErr.ezlFs wl.lH
so1as.ues cone % seatEs Sc beatty q
a. AEetilea ST AtCEE -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

Nor has the pin been neglected II 70
nance Which q rs has Do; felt sym
patty for the imprisoned uaan ~bo saved
himself from mad1ess y each c4y eastllZ
from bjEa three or tozr plrs AID breaking
the ces pairing rnODotonT y sssk!1S Tor
taen II tie cells dzrkness' Wien AZ the
expiration of SIX year, freedom papers were
brought % bin The messenger fo1lc 1--a
CT Ire 6ooT % his cs44 Il earres: search ;2r
ere pin that ha6 beeu txo cars missing
Use seqEe! rnus that TIE pylso-sT vile
testified hsr gratitude ~ having tie foaT
bent and Tusssd pins Sc. = oroocE. y Eies
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
WHY She Succeeds.

81 can't understand why she is SO much
cleverer than l." said a woman Of an
other, her rIval in society and her su-
perior in tact. Easy enough TO under
stand, said her husband-it is only hus-
bands who dare 70 say disagreeabls
things-"You. like other women, say 20
men? Oh. know you but she leaves
them with the impression that they have
deceived her. That belief Is SO comfort
ing to a man. New York Recorder.
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PERSONALS,

F. A. Pratt, Of Columbus, O., is at the
Carey.
MI. Scufle was up from Norwich yes
terday.
l. S. Elder was here from Patterson yes
terday.
f. H. Gibbs is in the city from Salina on
business.
w. A. Stewart returned yesterday from
Salt Lake.
J. r. Garnett was in from Garden Plain
yesterday.
W. F. Kenis, of St. Joe, is registered at
the Carey.
L. Mason was down from Great Bend
yesterday.
Z. II. Kitebing was down from Newton
yesterday.
Charles Doster, of Marion, is at the
Manhattan.
w. r. Tournleaf, of Toronto, is in the
city on business.
G. A. Johnston came in from Boonville,
No, last evening.
Mrs. F. Studley has joined her husband
at Webb City, No.
r. Anderson. of Latham, Kan, is in
the city on business.
c. C. Crabtree, of Scott City, was at the
Occidental yesterday.
c. L. Davidson is expected home from
the mountains today.
D. NJ Wilson, of Kansas City, is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
w. w. Spencer, Of Holton, was looking
about the city yesterday.
Mrs. f. L. Mckenzie has returned from
her trip to Geuda Springs.
j. J. Hines, of Kansas City, was at the
Metropole yesterday morning.
Mrs. H. H. Swift leaves this morning
for short visit at Kansas City.
Mrs. j. A. Wilson and Mrs g. w. Short,
of kiowa, are in the city on a visit.
Rev L. NJ. Hartley left yesterday for his
month s vacation IN the mountains.
DR.. w. II. Dwight of Mount Hope, reg
istered at the Occidental last evening
w. NJ, son of J. j. Glenn, came in yes
terday from Tribune, Kan, on a bicycle.
Rev. w. II. Robinson has returned from
his trip to New York and other eastern
cities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

There is a team o: horses II t0wl tia.
seem bent on making a reputation for
themselves On Sunday they ran away
with g sewing machine and calf IN the
wagon and after an exciting run succeeded
in making a stop without injury either
Yesterday morning they broke loose al the
Rock Island depot and began home run
up Douglas avenue. causing everybody 10
suspend their weather remarks. drop their
fans and rush for the street. Isey Went
at fearful pace and had the right Of way
until they reached Market street, whsre
one slipped and they both fell cutting
short the race The wagon was badly in
jured, but when the horses regained their
feet they looked ready 10 repeat the feat
upon the first opportunity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
TO A FALSE FRIEND.

Our hands have met, but rot our hsartsS
Our hands viii never meet again
Friends If we have ever been,
Friends we cannot now remain
only know loved you once,
only know ! loved in vain
Our hands have net, but not our hearts,
Our hands viii never meet againl
Then farewell 10 heart and haDdl
/ would our hands had never met
Even the outward form Of love
Must be resigned with some regret
Friends we still might seem 20 DO,
II my wrong could e'er forget
Our hands have Joined, bat not our hesrtA
would our hands had never metl
Tom Hood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

The organists of the Pro-Cathedral, Mrs.
Charles Hatton and Miss Anna Zeininger,
are hard at work mastering the difficult
and glorious fugues of the immortal Bach
and are thus taking another and trying
step in their art. The church and choir
are indeed to be envied that they have two
organists so proficient as these two, and
who are becoming more so every day. The
choir, also, nothing daunted by the hot
nights, are working harder than ever; ten
new voices have been lately added and
Mozart's Twelfth Mass and Rossi's Yes
pers are in hand, as well as a multitude of
less celebrated and less difficult pieces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
The rathsr ef The cen.tltutIan.

Il is not generally known that James
Madison was called the father Of the
Constitution because he was the author
Of the resolution presented 70 the Viz
GINA legislature leading 70 the invitation
70 the thirteen states % send delegates %
a convention TO form a more perfect
Cnion which resulted IN the meeting q
the constitutional convention, n tns de-
Eberatious Of which Madison took part
-Cnicago Trihuue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Pearl Evtiugs is 70 go on the road next
season with a play called ''Yivien," and
written by herself
Sara Bernhard says: There IS nothing
regular about me. Sometimes | sleep az
night and sometimes ! sit up al night
What do today don't do tomorrow. No
regular hours, no regular neals-nothlRs
regular"
Albert Cauby. Francis Wilson's man
ager, recently piasgered England and Ire-
land with bills announcing the appearance
OF his star 81 the Broadway theater, New
York, next year This IS the longest range
advertising On record
The great Henry IrvinE's real name f.
Brodri5. The Krrdsls in real life are
known SIS Mr.. and Ai. Grinssene- Ada
Rehan was torn Regain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18
REPCRIIC.N MEETING

There will be meeting of the Young
Mems Republican club at Garfield hall on
Thursday evening, August, y, 1891, 10
which all the members of the club are
earnestly requested to be present, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the Union
league to be held at Topeka, and also for
the purpose of transacting other business
that may come before the club, relative to
the present campaign.
j. ". ADAMS, Pres,
B. L. KEENAN,. Sec'y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

Garfield Relief Corps No. PIG will meet
in regular session Tuesday, August IS, at
2:30 Would like all members TO be pres
ent. as there will be business before the
corps that concerns us all Come one,
come all and help US out.
Mrs. NELLIE CoNCKLIN,
Secretary pro tenn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

The electric railway company have pur-
chased the rock laying saround the city
building and will use it in making a rock
ballast under the North Topeka avenue
track. The rock amounts to about 1000
wagon loads and the hauling of the same
will be commenced shortly Manager
Fitch, who has been with the company for
five years, says that never before have they
had so much trouble with their tracks and
road beds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

A lady boarder in the Litchfield board
ing house on North Main had 500 stolen
out of her trunk last Saturday. She mott
fed the police who Immediately instituted
a search. An officer has been detailed to
ferret out the matter and reports that he
is close to it, although he does not say that
he has the right party yet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

A number of wholesale merchants whom
a reporter met and Intercepted in his
rounds yesterday. state and agree in max
ing the assertion that the business of July
and August this year far exceeds the
business done at this time last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-18

An ice cream social Will be given this
TUESDAY evening at the residence of Mr.
Martin HELEN, 245 North Topeka avenue
by the parish and chapter of St. Johns
church. All strangers are cordially in
vited to attend COMMITTEE.