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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
Winter Tourist Rates va The Santa Re Route

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The Santa Fe route have placed on sale
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ton. For additional information apply AT
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Oct g
FLoUR-Highest patent So co. second patent az 50
extra fancy g ~
BUTIER-First creamery Sc. second creamery
Csc finest dairy 81. fine dairy l5coommOn DAIRY Ice
fGGS-16(I lac per dozen
POULTRY HOLSTERS II na2 ca. per dozen or &c
ici pound, hens = uet2 > per dozen or t. pcr
round spring chickens 81 55a@ 30 PEI dozen ,isc
per pound. turkeys 1JlSC per pound uuC5s-teal
al p mallar~ 81 - per DOZEN prairie ch!ckens IS "
per dozen. young uerse x per pound
TO A UES-t hOCe GlC PEI bu>nel.
apples 05x2 80 per bushe
,OAls--AnthtaClte Ill 90 Canon City IS % Weir
City - 50 rruntensc - 50 Pitsourg. - -. Illinois
q n. AC lIlsTar s.
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Kansas City Produce.

kansas CITY. OCT. 2,
FLoUR-xX CSC, xxx 75c family 81 o. choice
81 90 fancy 81 S09l IS.
WBEAT-.Eery quiet. No. hard. cash sOc bid
October soc bid.
CoRN-Steady. No. 2cash ACC bid. October E1Sc
bid.
OATS-Lower. No. . cash 2514c. October 251<c
bid.
BARLEY-Firm and unchanged.
KYE-Steady at 70c.
BUTTER-weak. Creamery 23G29c, dairy l6s22c,
store packed l4Gl6c, packing l2c.
EGGS-Firm, IS11c.
HAY-steady Timothy es CO. fancy prairie
Sc So good to choice IS coos So low grades 50 UOs
4
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JVTANTED-A SITUATION FOR BOY TO
w work for his board md attend school Ad-
dress ZIG Dayton ave. Nest side. ~ -
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Not Exactly ApproachabIs.

"Do you know General Jenkins?" said
one newspaper man to another.
"Oh, yes"
as he an easy man to approachy"
well, should say not. He lives about
six miles out of town over one of the worst
roads you ever saw. w ashington Star.
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EOR TRADE-A WINCHESTER RIFLE GOOD
J. as new for track sulky. address J. y J g,
pcstOffice. lai y
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STnI.


TrSe- this head ~ per ire rer faT.
C-JOLEN $50 XIV I'D - 1loi-t% TX y
- IT, farm = fh~ Nfr1ess sh q Az cor 11lftT
fresr GtsereFl lrEuau Ca8EfT. Eaas. - lses.lzF
pfrHt Oct b. fs1l. three hor-es tiDs fr1T f-tre
ri4 sIth slfs fa rLztt aiogt ls hznas p go 90
80 sTrv q ley year 8ia irpn ET sfFaf e.
s yesrs O.d N1l .sy Ealrab4e r~Tarl Tor rrf4sl ~
~ -. a. either 4 tts1n- ard SIS reward fef sfffs
Wl-hftA Ean- est
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ArcrIsnv. rnrEAA sANrA rrI.n..
rHAINS

NORTH AND EAST.
No. li4s Kansas City express
No. 4tGs Chicago vestibuled
express -... ..---..-....
No. 40S- Missouri River eX-
IENNNss. Joe
No. l51 FnClewoOd EXPRESS
SOUTq AND WEST.
No. I07~ Oklahoma City and
Olslshoms express. ..-.----
No. 4ti7" Caldwell and Pan
handle sxpresf..........-.-
No. leS' Fl Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. 900.
No. ll3- Wichita Express.
No. i57 EnglewoOd aeon. ....
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Njfll(ts Eaglf
FINANCE And COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the vienna
Union Stock Yards for the FasI ~
Hours were: Cattle, $40; Hogs, 651.
Shipments: Cattle, 533; Horses and
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FOR RENI-HOuSes.


~ FOR KENT-A TWO-STOkY SIN-kOOMED
Eli house: closets. good cellar Cistrrn aud barn;
near motor line and public school; ali in nrst-cass
v dItQ ST.
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LOST,


C@T-A LADY fFfl3 - q p p 7 II
Il sr~-r @safr - 81 ass7 ~ - we~1 q - "a
= es-~rn "a .-1zd art Esrras - l1sser ssaes
tam % tzls z5zGr- Az =
n CsT-f.ED GFNF RArE Coy- IfHOfgHE D
l. address z =. Nofes s<Iz' = a-kl-s ssa-
n sr-r-EANsa- sATgosAL BAEE HsyDE AND
II 49, p. OK g. 81 4fs1 g. iess
Fgr-t ar-s4t tsTse~n Enr Ehe AGsa1Fs afea1s
fgssus7. = EE-AaF = Grtsaz- tEZE q 1rzzsG
sslis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Oct. IS
Following are the closing quotations
GkAlN-tar lots track.
MhtAT-fse 81.
CultN-New 2,li2c
CATS-2aes2sC
kNE-NO or better 51dh5c.
HAN-Baled - .sad5 81 per ton. loose 81 00a5 90.
GROUND COi1N-CLOp IN csr lots &C per 100
pounds corn an oats Il 10 per TO pounds bran
sacked. per iUU pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
something New-Through Cars Between 81.
Paul ana Kansas civ.

The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order Of things.
and has put on their trains, a through car
between these points The cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper. and are the embodi-
ment of comfort. The price charged for
this especial service is hat little com pared
with the accommodation given.
see that your tickets read via the Albert
Lea route C.. L. l. * p, g. c. r & y.
and NJ q II. l. Ry'sL Maps and time
tables sent on application
JOHN SEBASTIAN
Gent Tkt * Pass Agf.
E. ST. JoHS. Gen'l Manager.
General offices; Chicago. SSG
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FOR EXCHANGE
MISCELLANEOUS.

nc ii. - q - L. 81 -.
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INOR RENT-TWO FINE BRICK STOREROoA5
Il No 900 and 4U7, elegant front Office rooms best
located photograph rooms il the city, No. 10 lloug
las ave Barnes 81 son. ~ Douglas ave- iof u
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ARTICLES.
Receipts 5
81. LOUIS Produce.

ST LOUIS. Oct. 2S
wHFAT-Strong. No, 2cash 9lSlc. October 921Ec.
December 941g@y45Sc. May 81 Ol5S bud.
CORN-Strong. No. cash sc October o2c,
year 3g56c bid. January 39c asked, May 4014c.
OATS-Strong. No. 2, lash SEC. october Z914c
bid. November &c asked. May 316c bid.
P0RK-Very weak, 50 %
LARD-Lower and weak, Sc ID.
WHISKY-Steady. 81 Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
The First Message from Mars.

The First Message from Mars.
Snodgrsss-Our experimenters have at
last succeeded in attracting the attention
of the people inhabiting Mars.
Snively - IndeedS Has any message
passed between that planet and the earth'
Snodgrass-Yes; they wanted to know
what tie score was. New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29
STE4YED.

r-rssr ia. Lead = rsr 100 p.-ra
CTRATFD-A BAT. THf-kE . ! TAB ON.
- tf--r cot cola NJ arrtt sl.f in rll - ear ars
halter %. f.sNsEG < 4Fle- - T. e. i.srf, -
Wall street fAas -
--TT1YED-0EE sWkEL BY HoH-E Fr0n
- ftl s. T0e@sa f5af saaz4 r1sze afzsz.- s.ss-z-
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ARTICLES.
Shipments
DIR. OLDHAM.

Removed from Setgwicd Block, to Zmmerly
Block, Rooms g. 4. and 5, End floor.
d-l3l limo
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WICHITA. Oct. %.
Mules, 2i.

The cattle supply was not very large to-
day. the entire receipts being only 5'O.
Some pretty fair stuff was in, among them
being some feeders, a few stockers and
some good butcher cows. The prices ruled
steady. There was considerable activity
I'm the market and all the native cattle
changed hands. Some of the choice cattle
sold at strong figures. There was more
life in the cattle market and everything
found ready sale.
The quotations mere presented are to give the
shipper ides OF the general range Of prices TIE
various classes and grades sell within the limits 81
these quotations. according 10 the quality OF offer
ipgS and the of the daily markets. These quo
taiOns ar only changed when there has Dcen
permanent change IN tho general market. The
representa- sales should be referred TO 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
e-..t,. s,,s,,,,;, o.-. .ooa - a~,ro q MAJ 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29


wheat-FigheT.
Corn-Highrr.
OATS -pIlgc
POrk-Ouiei, firm.
lari-Quiet firm
The lcaiing futures ranged sS follows
LOIk-Dull, easy. Spring patents 81 e09S a,
winter patents - SAas5 10. straight - G5NS5Gl
WhEAI-Ociol { 49,, oemts-y- $40, Nay
81 0lk
SohN- October SC, November 5Slsc. MAY s2Sc'
OAIS-oCtOber 2sssC. Noven Der 2.-Asc, May SisSc
PORN Deceul Der a. So January all IS
LAkD-NovemOer - ie. Deeslrber 60 10. jan
aaly q III.
Oasl quotations were a. to..owS
villa T-gS'e
ColtA- 5S1er.
0AIS--ass2 9Azo
~ k-.N-s a4I,
bAhlh A-t.t-
tLAA>EED $50 e64c.
ilAplHN-s! ISL ISL
POM IS So
LAhD-st 80
ShNhI kiBS-te i0aa 81
DhA SAIL SHOGlDkiGS-ss SsR5 %
SnCnA NLEAR SIDES-s6 0lSo ~
NhlShA-Sl Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29

I n.ou .cket Office Cor Main and lst street rnf0u
Passenger station corner Doug as and 5th avenues
". D. AuRDeCk. ID. =. A.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c Der line per day.

4 CEETS WA&TEU-IHk AUTOBIOGRAPHY
~ and Personal EeIiHsce1crs q Ger baEs- =.
l11tisr giving plste Alstory o. 1nel aud lseA-
ure- II .hc l4fed Tor TIE Dz-t GfrF gezrs
from L. s;s1d point. vii y ase up fhe ststesn.
pollficizns. journalist military critics AMI liz
people generally - eItea& EeFeT 1efgTe VT
re.se. for uzny rear y viii e szEr4fy ne uriaz
ard wake TIE DEAD. We czl give -r- ~ t3otls - To-
fssigent people without extereEcs Tat viii ssbie
them 20 make t-ilii4Et s1ccsz7 = It's Cz1szs-
from The s.&r1 taEFasaers sho ar looking foE
l-gr.srza-ta - gu-5Ce- Apply fCF tsrsEtEEF = g.
JunEtu s. Co 81 olive street - Lax Ia 11<stf
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BCIIEk-FirIn. Fancy creamery 2,sSlsst VEST
err 2seasc, seiected dHiriss acre.
EGGS-2iSc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= ~. - . - - - =.

U-ASTED-A -ECoN D-HANB PIANO SIND
w description AID DTsce % b9K =. AUgGsfa- RAJ
ciS 81
U~A$TEO-LADiES TO kSON THAT THEY
w car get the GeIeb5ztee olive BrAzch rsss1r3fss
a. &c p. CeutFal aFs- Ga -
~ ANTED-NAN AED WYE 10 90 10 THE
w TosEvll1e farEE. kiX @ ost q fse o-f -colf
raifraad. AC1rts= z. g. 4Qler- Asst4 y rfsla. q
ra.e Lrz4u uc-CcE 04a -
HTANTEfs-To BY A oSE Will. TRAINED
w bird 49g Prize reaso1shse- -A-1F-ss J. y
G. ~ T. UorL.sA-. y CHA A. --1E
w ASTED-FkEsH MICH 60" AND HDS>
" hars isrEe back bnTse en- 80 .a1xEass sza1
czrf 70 trade for lea MI By. Ae1Tes. lgs1s
ok box no C@fF- - =
Wa xJE Ts--TU REST G1sDu RkA 80 CALL
w GI1s LKwFglce- E-ss L.cy Kar6- - s
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH

Now l0rk Money
NEW YoRK. Oct g
Money on call easy. ranging from ) tot per
cent. closed offered at per CetL
Prime mercantile pa er - R6iS
Exchange nrm, e. sOts Tor sixty DAYS, 81 81 for
demand.
Toial sales OF stocks today s67O3 shares
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DANCITG SCHOOL.

MISS LUCY FORD'S DANCING ACADEMY
vi AOU " hall = Market st-clasees tuesday.
4 thursday ana Saturday evenings Children class
saturday afternoon All the latest dances. ii u
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TRAINS.
CONC NORTH ANn EAST.

TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. Colorado spring
Denver and Pacific Coas
No. kansas City St. Loai.
Mail and ax daily.......... tOAM i55AM
No Kansas city st Louis
and Chicago night ex
No o""' % Accommodation.
daily. except Sunday,...... l25 NJ R25P
GOING SOUTH,
and Chicago ex daily, ts5AM tHA
No. Kansas City II. Louis
and Chicago through mail
No. 81 Accommodrtion daily
except Snnday ...-......- :. ~ ? VI z---r "
Teesnt rscIn9g eHF on al .r r., a AMI
sold and baggage Checked through to ali points
sold to ali European points Mt lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue; corner NAN
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
". =. w1suART. Ticket Agent.
mo. SrpG STAN G. Il. & p. A. Chicago. III.
ST.IorIs & SAN FRANCISCO R.R
TRAINS. AnnIvr LEAVE
no / Going West pass to
no. 3. Gon: west. ,irsseng'r
.Not cong Easf. passenger loi5sM l626AI
Trains marked thus ran daily.
West bound train No. J.. has Pullman car,
West hound train, No. =, connects at Burton fol
Pueblo, New Mexico and southern California
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes connec
tons for IT. smith, Little Rock and Pnris. Texas
East bound No. 2 night express 20 - Louis has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
city Union Ticket ONCE Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot Douglas avenue.
ArcpIsox. rorENA sAxrA rrI,t
TtAINS. AHEtrt lave
No li4s Kansas City express SOC N I05AM
No 4t6- Chicago vestibuled
No lOs- Missouri River ex-
No IS EnElcwood express Rpm stops her
No IO7- Oklahoma City and
Oklshoms express. ..-..-... tNAM 't5AV
No aG7. Caldwell and Pan
NJ ton TRd Nss s1P Fssf. IFm stop. hs
No. iJ1 Englewood aeon. - sO
Trains marked thus =. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. IA, Kansas City express. runs SOLID 10
Kansas City. has chair car service.
Train No. l06 comes direct from Galveston and is
= through Chicago train leaving Wichita at TO- 3Op N
and arrives in Ceicsgo the next day at Is p m
Train No ke haze free reclining chair TO Kan
sas City Pullman to Kansas City. Also to Topeka
Atchison and 81. Joseph.
TQrGPMKHT soUru AND WEST
Train No az. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 4o5 has through Pullman car TO Fl
v orth and Galveston.
..
CITY and stops At Wichita
CITY Union Ticket office Cor Main and ls street and
Unon Passenger station corner Douglas ana 5th
avenues ". ID MURDOCH. ID. Z. A.
WICHITA WESTERN ar
TRAINS. AKttfE ifAvE
tioinC West pass daily ....l $50
Going West freigh l24uP
Going East, pass ........-... 40 I..........
Going East. freight........... llt5 NI........-.
u4ou Ticket Office Cor Main and lst street rnion
Passenger station corner D0uglas and Stu avenues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29

Wy ANTED-BUSISESS MIN WHO ARE IN
w need OF stenOg1spher or accountants TO call
IL the National Accountants and Stenogfspber's
bureau. Branch Office at the southwestern Busi-
resi- College v ichits. Kan. We usually have on
our application ltst thoroughly com etsnt book
keeper and sterol piers with first class Fefersn-
Ces NJ fui ulstied Tree o. charge. Zu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-29

NOR TRADE-A PINE TWO IOS sAf =,
i double doors and combination locks Would
trade for u iucunbeTcd LOT " lots, piano or Two
seated carriage Inquire al slG hast douglas ave.
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VxvAPSrNo TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w Kan, sept u ls9i.-Ne, the une~rsigned
residents 10 Ninnehs tow1s1 p hereby give ngtlce
that ali parties warned 70 keep o. o. our
premises II per-Urs found tres pas nR or hunt
ing on same viii be prose- ted- D. Euekle. x,
Hammond =. baIiy. q. J.. Chsss. T. = has,, -
German, J. Young. r. A. Bolt = hsrpstri!a q =
Svsde y : trun. =. &. Summers. O White. d. r.
Daniels H. Ren4ie- 81 " bite DIT the thaa sat
OS sALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST con-
~ pleie line Of rocking and swing horses Tsipc-
iQ.-ies bicycles, doll carr lages, chi.ds way a..
" hee horrovys carts snd toys q nl seer ltoas -
the very lowest prices tDey can - sod at Ia t1eIs
Harness. Trunk ana Toy store p 8Aia ~ g
LIVERY ONE ~ NEED Or INFORMATION
T. on the subject % advertising viii o. wei 70
ohl..ln a copy u Book f0r AdveTtlsers - pa -.
price g. Mailed. postage psid. ca feosi - q price
Contains a careful cUDy ilAton frofn Tie Au1crl,Saa
&eTg slapcr Directory % eli TIE te-i payers aad
Glars journals the crcu al on railing % eTrfI
aTe and good Geal - Inflammation about rates sad
other matters pertaining 20 she baairess q a3rrr
Using Eddfea- liDpsiis AcFert4s4AZ ELfs49, ~
s,r,Yrts5e stre.t ~ OK d&w lyr
DR LIZ pUC's PERIODICAL PILLS. TIE
IL great Freueb remedy sct directly on t. nlf7-
ltfuai system and positively cure - giifs-pb q ttae
r1er.s- WARRANTED D. = fcg-ofe i2ss,l - iaa.son
These pills shouII not " ia8sa curing GrfEraIrF
Aroes lcaB Phi CON ysnT foJ 81. Efopr4@t@rH Hira
GER IA - CsEuIEe Bupgi - ~ 1hss l-2Nfsasee
Ia 49, Doug Ia. y sc4iiA- ASia- ~ U-sisees al
retail - H.
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Situations Udnted-Mdie.
Inder this head lc per line per day.
BooLIseepers and Clerks.

XXTANTED-A BOOK-KEEPER AND STESO-
w grapher Of three years experiences desires a
position Best Of reference. Can furnish typs-
writer Moderate salary. Add ess a. l. Suue-
berger, ~ LGlu avenue, City. did e.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
"REMINISCENCES OF LIBBY.
Captain Orcutt Describes the Efforts Made
to Capture the Prisoners.

I
The production of war play at local
| theater during the week stirred up mem-
ories of the war in many old soldiers pres
ent. For some the scene of the escape from
Libby prison had peculiar memories. AS,
for example, Captain D. S. Orcutt, who was
confined in Libby prison for period of 20
! days. He was captured at Reams station,
June 49, 1864, and was sent from Libby to
Andersonville. At the period of Colonel
Roses escape, on which the play is mainly
based, Captain Orcutt was serving with his
regiment, the Eleventh Pennsylvania
| Cavalry, at Williamsburg, 20 miles from
Richmond.
"When the prisoners escaped from
Libby" he said, yesterday, "they had to lie
very close, for fear of being recaptured. They
did not know friend from foe, for the rebels,
to capture them, used to don the Union uni
form. We were ordered to be beat the
country, and we had to charge and capture
our own men just as we would the enemy.
1t was different, though, for the escaped
men offered less resistance, when they knew
who we were, than the rebels. When Colo
mel Rose was stationed at the recruiting
station here, a year or so ago, we had many
talks about that escape from Libby. He
generally charged that the Union soldiers
were not as active as they might have been
in covering the escaping prisoners He
may have taken that view because he was
recaptured himself ,
81 was only in Libby for 20 days, being
sent thence to Andersonville Every pris-
oner was obliged to strip when brought in,
and an officer seated at a table told him to
hand over all his valuables and they would
be returned to him when he was liberated.
When it came to my turn heard voice
near me, apparently coming through crack
in the wall, saying: Don't give up any
thing; they'll never return it. This 1
afterward found to be one of the usages of
war. Who is that?' 1 asked, and the voice
mentioned some name, an officer in the
Fifth Illinois Cavalry. Ihad S15 about me,
and this slipped through the chink in the
wall to the officer Some time after man
came up to me and asked me if 1 wasn't
Orcutt. He returned me the SIS had
slipped to him through the wall
Such attempts at escape" continued
Captain Orcutt, "were often made at Ander-
sonville. 1 remember on one occasion we
had succeeded in burrowing hole big
enough for man to crawl through about 50
yards. We dug it with our fingers and an
old jack knife for want of better tools.
When it had been driven nearly far enough
the whole thing was given away by some
fellow for plug of tobacco
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

In the Criminal Court yesterday hear
ing was had in the case of Mary Cole,
against whom an information for surety of
the peace had been made by her stepfather,
Tobias Kennedy, of Allegheny. Miss Cole
had been rearing Kennedy's two daughters,
her half-sisters, and he went into the
Orphans Court and had the children
taken from her and placed in the
Home of the Good Shepherd. At the
time Miss Cole occasioned scene by faint
ing in the Court room. Kennedy alleged
that she threatened him. Judge Kennedy
after hearing the case, allowed Miss Cole to
go on her own recognizance to keep the
peace. Jacob Engel was held in $500 bail
to keep the peace for year, on informa-
tion of Rosa Rosenwald. The surety of the
peace case of Catharine Rennertz against
Charles Rennertz, was continued until
further order of the Court The desertion
case of Mrs. Maggie Thompson against
William Thompson, was dismissed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
In the summer Time.

Special excursions are always run to the
seashore. We are again in the midst of the
heated term. You can escape the heat by
taking advantage of the low rate made by
the Pennsylvania Railroad to Atlantic City,
on account of the Firemen's Convention.
Tickets are now on sale, and will be con-
tinued until October ., good to return until
October 6, at single fare for the round trip
Trains leave Union station as follows: 100
300, S:00A. NJ; 4:30, 7:15 and $40 p NJ
Special trains will run between Philadel-
street stree wharf on September 2s and 30 20 octo. ito.
Der and 2, leaving at 500 and $50 A. NJ.
Returning special trains will leave Atlantic
City on the above dates at Cos and 1000 p.
NJ. Tickets, sleeping car berths and seats in
the parlor cars can be secured on application
at this company's offices, ITO Fifth avenue
and Union station.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
Now and Then

Stoughton & Stulen would be asked by
their customers and friends if they did not
think that their fine art wall paper store,
101 Market str ct, was not too far down
town. But it has been demonstrated that
they have made no mistake. Market street
property is becoming more valuable every
year and is going to be the principal bust
ness thoroughfare in the city. They have
secured a fine location and have the best
and most favorable storeroom for showing
goods in this city; besides, they are con-
stantly receiving new goods and also carry
a stock of Lincrusta Walton, pressed
papers, raised felts, etc, etc., of many
different designs, with picture mouldings to
match. They also have all the gems from
all the lea ing wall paper manufacturers.
They still carry on the house, sign and
fresco painting, and in this connection we
might add that when they do the painting
and papering the people so engaging them
can feel satisfied of the fact that every
thing they do will be done in an artistic
manner and perfect harmony will be
secured. Don't forget their new location,
1O1 Market street, corner of First avenue.
New goods arriving daily.