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The morning call., 1891-06-21

MATER LOTS. WATER FRONT RESIDENCE
W AND BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DoST ST.; CHOICE INVESTMENT; BET DU-
pont ST. and Union square; 2 frontages; brick
improvements: $500 and increasing rents. Apply
TO G. II. REYNOLDS & CO., 1888 Montgomery St,
cor. California. 1t
G1Q00 CoRNER INVESTMENT; NV. COR.
u IOOO. POwhattan and Carver st.;
ffontages; lot 140Xl25; L. s. patent: fenced and
ready for improving; bet. Mission Valencia and
Howard 81. car lines. G. H. REYNOLDS & CO. 1888
Montgomery ST., cor California. 1t
CpJO IN FRONT FOOT FOR SPLENDTDLY
u j = ~ located Gift Map lots mr.. San Bruno
ave car line, bet. CORTLAND aud Crescent ayes at
junction Union st. and San Bruno ave. Apply to
C. Il. REYNOLDS CO, 1913 Montgomery St, cor.
California II
NUMBER or CHOICE BARGAINS IN SECOND
~ hand pianos good as new, including Steinway
ParIor Grand, a ChickeFiDg Upright. an invoice OF
4 upright pianos, 70 close consignment; a French
upright 800. a German upright S75. Knabe piano
$50 a Vose piano $55. +. w. SPENCER 81 Co,
723 Market ST (HlStOTy Building. second floor, sole
agents FOR Chickerlng d Sons, COnoyer Bros and
Colby pianos. leZl u
T70R SALE-s2sOO; SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE 2 s.
i rOomed fats: excellent condition. Apply on
premises. 42O Greenwich. nr. Dupont, n side II -
d. 0OSO AND s3lOO-ELEGANT NEW COT
sDZOOO tages of and rooms, bath, hoored
basement etc; $500 cash. balance on easy Install
meuts; Jersey St, l block west from Castro. owner
on premises. FA9 o.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

GCDEO 2 ELE6 Ant FLATS on HOWARD
- GU. ST.. NJ. 25Uh; containing and rooms
aud bath; rents So so per month; brick f0unda-
-ilu and all modern cOnvenieuCeS; stable IN rear
o. OF: lot - .6xI15 TO an alley. u. H UMBSEN
a. CO.. Il Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

D A DOLAN & CO.
4 REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS,
$50 Market ST., opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch office Seventh ave. and ST., opposite Olym-
bic Club grounds
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Q1O OO0 HAYES-ST. BUSINESS PROPER
u lO.OUU. ty; lot 25xI2O through TO Ivy ave;
the Hayes-st. frontage improved with 3-story
building; store of A rooms and flats above: Ivy
ave. improved with flats; to:al income $lI3 per
month For further particulars Apply 10 O'FAR-
RELL Il LANG, IL Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-06-21

EDUCATIONAL.
DIANO: VOICE CULTURE, ELOCUTION:
l. dramatic classes MISS BEALE, 32S o'Farreil II
DIANo AND VOCAL LESSONS; TERMS MOD
crate. MISS WHITE, l226 Mission ST. jelO 3m
A COMPARTMENTS; PIANO LESSONS; CALL
~ pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS. 800 Mission. SIN
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 1912
Il Howard St. terms moderate jel0 I'm
CIGNoR G. CIPOLLONI (FRoM ROME. ITALY).
- mandolin teacher. Room SO, l7O Msrket.6 lm
DRoF. LOVE. TEACHER or STAGE AND BALL
L room dancing, Irving Hail. l39 Post st. iel I'm
DACIFC INEERING sCHooL-ENGINEER
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHooL CIVIL. MINING. MECHANICAL EN-
~ cheering, surveying, architecture. drawing, as
saying; estab. 1864 AVIAN der Nailen, 723 Mkt 81
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
In Italian method: genuine Italian mandolinS,
mandoias, IutGs. PROF. ADELSlElN, 1908 Suffer
HEADS BUSINESS COLLEGE. ~ POST ST.
IL Double-entry bookkeeping. ptnmanShip, short
hand type-writlng. telegraphy. etc. all included in
business course under one fee of SIS. ie30 Il
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST Se.
i Life scholarship, S75; daY and evening" oc2o1t
INTERVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
aud largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-06-21

10000 18TH, NEAR CHURCH: COTTAGE
- DOUO. rooms aud bath; lot Z5xll4. g. II.
IMBSEN q CO. Il montgomery ST Je2l SuTuTh
n L. ORR & co.'s
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GnSIO CAPP ST, BIT, 18TH AND 20TH;
1DOODO. 2-stCry residence, rooms, bath, etc. ;
large Tot, 35XlZ2:6; time limited. w. J. MOKGAN
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G17S LOTS On $40 MONTHLY INSTALL
- -. ments; 25xlzO: fronting Silver ave. and
Howard-SL line: level aud ready for build
Ing. surveyed and fenced. JACOB HEYbAS, $50
Market 81.
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lists.

DENTISTS.
or A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
u l good as be made; Milling 81. DIR. SIMMS,
nR REA, ez3 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc:
IL with gas ST. filings low; open evenings. my2 Il
4. SET; REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXTG.
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES
~ them stating that the insane ylums full OF
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction aud went My secret PAINLESS method
is wonderful. by its use any dental operation may
be done painlessy. Will forfeit 800 for any tooth
that 1 cannot extract without sleep gas. even
though dozen dentists have failed TO extract it.
All operations done better than elsewhere, since
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings plate
and crown work. There are . Leek dentists. once
open till $3.50 r. NJ. Sundays till p. NJ. DIX
GEORGE w. LEEk OFaTrell ST. oc9 II
IRA LUDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKET ST, NEAR
IL Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made new; teeth
from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given. Ct
EROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75g MARKET
y St. bet Third and Fourth gas specialists au17tt
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLING AT
~ lowest prices work warranted DR. j. w.
kEY, SAL Market ST. opp. Baldwin. aus II
DR C. II. WILSON DENTIST s25 MARKET
~ ST., bet kifth and Sixth, OPP Mason del0d
EOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
" ST. (Phean Buiding); gas specialists; positively
and gives the celebrated COtOa Gas; $4,000 ret-
established 1863; all operations la dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER fe1u
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 81
The morning call., 1891-06-21

G10n EACH; LOTS on 18TH AVE. SOUTH
,c1OO san Francisco, not far from railroad and
AorSe-carS; are leyei and ready TO build on; only
lots left; SO cash ana 80 per month; they
The north side OF 10Th ave. bet. and SIS, in
Block 2S3, next 10 good house; this is the
cheapest piece OF property in the city, title per-
feet; abstract 10 date: you can buy or lois For
bargains and chances IN any part OF the city apply
TO Z. A DOLAN 4 CO.. $50 Market. ie2l Su1uTh
The morning call., 1891-06-21

C.7EQ LOTS 2Sxl07; ON $40 MONTHLY IN
ID w. staluments; close to Market and Goth SITS
the great future o. san Francisco. JACOB HEY
ban, O3I Market st.
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cr00O SHOTwELL ST. NEAR DIST: FLATS
- JUOU. Of aud 8 rooms aud bath; rents S45
l0I 30Il22 IS. q. II. UMBSEN d CO. Il Mont
csMerv 81.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

MAKE OFsER-CHOICE MISSION CURNER
VI lot; Size 30xl0O f.; grand view OF city; Sc
cor 25th aud Fair Oaks Sts.: block and half from
Valencia st. cars; street work complete only $500
". l. MORGAN a CO., 5l2 Cal. ST, Mem, OF 5. +.
Real Estate tx
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u S0O EACH-A BARGAIN; 2 LOTS on ASH
" IOOO bury Heights; street work complete;
ready for building cement sidewalk laid; the Mar
ket-st. cable system is now laying its tracks for
cable road within 100 feet OF this property and the
proposed JOost electric road will pass The property
pick this up; must be sold n a few days. Apply to
O'fARRELL LANG, II Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

DHZE0 MASON ST. BLI, LOMBARD AND
~ ~. Chestnut; 3-story hou--. J rooms ar
ranged in fats; total rental S63: street accepted
W. l. MORGAN & CO., az Cal ST., Mem. OF S r.
ReaI ESfare II.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

/ AKEVlEW 49, CHOICEST BLOCKS IN THIS
IL beautiful suburb; single lots for sale easy
monthly instailments. CARNALL-HOPKINS co.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

q - / M ONLY; FINE NEW COTTAGE on
cDOlOO L OTk st, near 18TH contains large
rooms, baths, easements wooden nantes, In fact
all latest COuVeuieHCeS: lot 25NlOU: easy terms:
only l block from HoWard-st. cars. running on
FOtTerO ave. MCAtEE BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

$1,000 d5 5h io N Of rooms and Jan Jan
laundry, brick foundation, etc; lot 25X9O. q. Il.
Z 4 NTanr-0llarv
The morning call., 1891-06-21

$40 600 rRo mi y 7 o. downtown % ,,DNy
meuts consist OF large dwellings, the location is
blocks from Market St. and blocks from the new
city Hall; cabeear passes the door; this should at
tract the eye of the capitalist there is very little
downtown property tor sale. For further particu-
lars apply TO O'rARRELI & LANG, II Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-06-21

rHOICE LOTS IN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION,
" No. !. Syndicate Investment Co. No L; S75;
Homestead Association. CARNALL-HOPKINS co.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

eli S0O COR. WALLER AND STEINER:
- 1. OUO. Improvements IL tenemeuJs;
rents Sis; lot 4SxSl;3. q. II. UMBSEN d CO.,
i Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

I OTIS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT, Mr.. CHENERY-
i st. extension OF electric road; corner, and 3
lots, $3.50 aud $3.50: on easy terms JACOB HEY
MAN "a AIavvpr
The morning call., 1891-06-21

4 SHBUk1 HEIFHIN.
~ $750U-For sale that elegant row OF houses Just
completed the L. side of Masonic ave-, one block
:. of Haght ST. each house contains saloon parlors,
large sunny dining-Toom, four chambers, finished
basement, plate and art glass windows, electric
bells and gas lighting: extra large yard: the Oh cap
est houses In the city: make your own terms For
narticnlars lnnnre ON premlses m5 OF mYlO SnrT q
The morning call., 1891-06-21

GDO-N A PICKUP: c II Is I y 7 ST,
sCZZDO. bet. Dupont and Stockton; fine lot,
25IS7 IS: street accepted by The city. W. i. NOR
The morning call., 1891-06-21

GoS00 PAGE ST, NEAR FREDERICK;
ID ODOO. very choice residence site overlooking
the park aud brd's-eye view OF the W A.; beauti-
full neighborhood; last lot for sale at this price
size 25Il37 90; look ut It, EASrON, ELDRlDGE
& CO.. 63S Market st.
The morning call., 1891-06-21

cir 000 RENTS $50: CLAY ST, y. SIDE
u .UOU. bet Mason and Taylor: 5 choice
new flats 8, and and barb each anu
double house rooms each; street accepted w. 1.
MhRGAS a CO., 5l2 Cal. ST., Mem. OF > +. Real
The morning call., 1891-06-21

C..)ISO FRONT AND REAR HOUSE ON
SN-IOO. mississippi, near MarpOSa St: rents
81 per month; lot 24Xl00: close to FosOm-st
q. r. JMESEN n Co. IA Montgomery st.
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GSS0O 18TH ST, y. SIDE. Mr.. MARKET; 2
tpOONO. flats of ana 8 rooms and bath each;
hard finished; total rent S3S per month; lot 25x
rs; the owner OF the above property has lett the
city and IL positively ryust Toe sold: reasonable
offer will be entertained. For further particulars
The morning call., 1891-06-21
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOU.

OLD LUMBER, BRICKS. FIREwOOD. DOORS
~ and windows for sale cheap. 206 SaBsOne ST.
building 70 be torn down. jel6 7ts
The morning call., 1891-06-21

01TS0 HOUSES FOR SALE.
I'D III OO. Situated near Union Iron Works and
sugar refinery, in choicest section of Potrero.
LAND VALUES INCREASED 90 PER CENT
LAST YEAR
Owing TO extensive grading and building in this
newly developed part of San Francisco.
Capitalists are fast improving this immediate
neighborhood by active, energetic work all aceru-
Ing TO the advantage OF this property.
$4750 for lot 5Ok100, with houses OF rooms
each. both well rented. paying per cent on In
vestment, and value increasing daily; located on
Connecticut ST. most desirable street an location
In Potrero; no agents. Particulars by calling
addressing @. w. BENEDICT. 932 Pine ST.
ie7 If SuTuWeTh
az 100 BARGAIN: LARGE LOT ON DUNCAN
ID iOO. ST., bet. Noe and Castro; close to cable.
Inquire l70l Leayenworth st. je20 3t~
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOOST, MERTENS & CO., REAL ESTATE
- Agents and Auetioneers, 23S Montgomery ST.,
near zine Members s. Il. Real Estate Exchange.
LEADING INVESTMENT PROPERTIES FUR
The morning call., 1891-06-21

c0 800 LOIS. 25xlOD IN ABBEY HOME
w steal, on San Bruno ave, fronting the Joost
electric road; level and ready Tor building; only 40
minutes ride to City Hail; $50 down. balance SO
per month. JACOB UEYMAN. go Market 81
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GcSn LOTS on VALLEY ST. NEAR Ola
CNOOU. mOnd and Castro ST. extension; level and
ready for building on; SO monthly payments.
JACOB HEYMAN. $40 Market 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24
The Czar's Romance.

The following episode Is said to hays
been related by the car himself TO in
innate friends; His elder brother, WIG
died at Nice. was, as Is generally known
first betrothed 10 Princess Dagmar Of
Denmark On his deathDed he left MS
brother, the present czar. letter ID
which he begged him 10 take his place
n the heart Of the princess The Grand
Duke Alexander. however. was q very
b2shful lover. and had not the courage e
carry out his diving brothers Last wish
tlll che dav the Grand Duke vladimir
said 10 him, II you viii not fulfill toe
wish Of our dead Nicholas, | shall pro,
pose for the hand OF the princess ny.
SELF
4 snort time after the Grand Duks
Alexander SCI Of 70 Copenhagen, and
one CAV, being alone with the Princess
DagmAr, ne handed her. trem blingiy
the letter Of his brother. Wien the
princess had rad i sfas blushsd and
said, = also received . letter fcoIa Nlca-
olas II wAlca he begged me % become
yoQr wife. Alexander asked 70 10 a.
lowed - read tne letter The princes.
fetched 4 and together they rad Il Tns
sequel was a u1ssrIags --G'or. Lou1eI
News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24
This Dog Knew a Good Thing.

1t would be quite impossible for any liv-
ing being, it would seem, to be insensib ole
to the charms Of camp life. One morn
ing when the Listener was in camp. a
queer looking black dog of uncertain race,
but broad between the eyes, like all intelli-
gent dogs, suddenly popped into the place
evidently upon some journey around the
lake. He looked about him in astonish-
ment, and then sat down and looked
again. Then he settled instantly down.
in sort Of glad. grateful way, which
was as much as to say. This is exactly
the sort of place that I've always been
looking for" Not another step did he
stir on the journey.
He adopted the camp from that mo-
ment and everybody in 1t. Nobody
knew where he came from or 10 whom
be belonged. He was total stranger 70
the people who lived on the farm not
far away. He slept in front of the tent
at night, and barked at any stranger who
came that way, and answered amiably
TO the name of Liberty Moses. No doubt,
when the camp broke up. he went back
to his more civilized home, wherever Il
was, but as long as that charming spot
remained IN existence there was no other
place for him--Boston Transcript.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24
How the seckel Pear Was Discovered.

Five miles from Philadelphia, at the
confluence Of the Delaware and SchuylkilI
rivers, there is fine old place, once known
as the Lawrence Seckel estate, afterWard
the property of Stephen Girard In the
time of the Seckels the abundance and va
riety OF its fruit, especially its fine pears
made the place famous.
Not many years ago there was still stand
ing IN corner of the grounds az old pear
tree-a very patriarch among the trees,
and the most celebrated of them all For
more than half century the fruit of this
tree was not tasted No one thought of
eating the Insignificant pears, not much
larger than marbles, and the tree was con-
demned as worthless, while its fruit rotted
on the ground or was eaten by COWS or
goats
Mr.. Seckel, Lawrence's father, threat
ened many times TO cut down she tree, but
years passed and it stood, biding its time.
How 1t came there or who planted it, no
one knew
Lawrence Seckel came into possession Of
the estate, and the pear tree, being in the
sense OF an ancient landmark, was allowed
to stand, although the owner had it in
mind to cut it down some time
One afternoon in early fall, Mr.. Seckel
was returning from long walk and
CHANGED to pass beneath the worthless
tree He stood for minute resting in its
shade.
Suddenly pear dropped, struck him
upon the head, from which he had removed
his hat, anc rolled into his open palm
Half automatically be fumbled the fruit
between MS finger, and was in the act OF
throwing it away when it occurred to him
TO bite it.
All, the favor Of that pearl Mr.. Seckel
used to say, in telling tie incident. Il had
thought myself a connoisseur in pears, but
had never tasted the equal Of that afore-
time despised little fruit"
Thus was the Seckel pear discovered.
That year the pears were not left to rot on
the ground, or to feed COWS and goats.
They became the favorite of lIr Seckels
table. Scions from the tree were soon in
demand, and the Seckel pear has now De-
come favotite.-Youth's Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24

TIE Towering Il ths w edding Flow
err az Kex thls yezF, IL 81 event Of rsors
than ordinary interest. bota 10 bo;&nssss
and horficultrr.sss. Il 70 The giant uos
ouiy Of TIE genus Ir5s. bat q Toe whole
natural order 20 ~alea i b<longs.
4: IL found Wild oniy IA > srazl island
CT the east cosst Il Australia. thousands
% us.as distant from TIE babitsnt ~ any
other Iris- Y ziis az otnsr fris~s nay -
grown CT q 1oors. o. with = little pro-
lection II winter. ta.s ons = happy ozly
waen treated - szbtTOp5cAl eood4s tons.
Ia value 2 norzca.sure = dns ~ zach
20 - s.atu-e ard eiszsno~ u foliage az
- tie Ike and Dea.ziy q, its nznerpz<
a0wers
TIE Towers Last onIy one 6zy, bzt tksrt
are - many q tissrn that to foEsrinz
ssssoD exrsuds ove- 3 long p@rioo-
Tals Irss - krozu far ard wsds ~ III
wedding aowsr -Loud0a Ga,dsn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24
THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
It Recalls an Historical Event of Con
siderable Interest.

It Recalls an Historical Event of Con.
siderable Interest.
The recent eclipse of the moon was
one of unusual interest, not only be-
cause it afforded astronomers eztraor-
binary opportunities. but because Of
its historical Importance. Like other
eclipses, its recurrence can now be cal
culated both for the future and the past
with absolute certainty, and in the past
it has often been important, the most
notable case being that Of which Column
bus made use.
In the year 1904 he was driven upon
the island of Jamaica, where he and his
crew were in great distress for provi-
sions, the natives being unfriendly.
Knowing what was at hand, Columbus
told the Indians that the gods were
angry with them, and that in token of it
the moon would on a certain night hide
her face and show the color of blood.
The Indians laughed at him, but on the
night of March l the eclipse came, and
thereafter all that the Indians had was
his to command. 1t is interesting to
know that this is the same moon and
was recurrence of the same eclipse.
Also that it will come again in 1909.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24

EMMA CONNORs AND THE SCHOOL HOUSE.
Connors is a teacher, and has for soma
months been in charge of a school in
Clark township, Montgomery county.
Recently she secured the erection OF a
flagstaff at the school house from which
the stars and stripes were displayed.
The ensuing Saturday the pole was cCs
down and the flag stolen. Miss Connors
stated the case to the Charlottesville
G. a. r. post, and the members of that
order. in conjunction with the Sons OF
Veterans and Patriotic Sons Of America,
soon saw that the damage was repaired.
The teacher also received gift of a
small repeating rife, with which she kept
watch over '.old glory" while attending
to her school duties.
But the climax came at the Craw.
louisville meeting already referred
to when Miss Connors was presented
with a magnificent silk banner. Speeches
were made by General Manson, Hon. NJ
D. White and others which were full OF
patriotism. denunciation Of the flag
stealers and praise of the maiden they
had met to honor. At the schoolhouse IN
Clark township the ''star spangled ban.
ner still waves"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24


land enough oh. bone and skins for ths
captains share 20 amount 20 f2s.GOo. And
now thss captain intends 70 take her a.
Chicago. rehtted a. Ia her best days. ard
make her part Of tie great exhibit at the
World fair
Captain Henry Clay Is one Of those re-
tired seAmen who maze 30 large part q
the population II New Bedford. and taxes
much pride in the Cd schooner that served
him well she vii start next summer
rugged and manned a. tbcggh for a whal-
ing voyage. aud make the, trip BY way as
tie - Lawrence, Wsiland canal and lakes.
exhibiting At NJ. the principal cities on the
way. On her deck viii be the boilers add
other apparatus used ia rendering NhAls
fat into oil. and ali TIE available Interior
viii ~ a museum u OBJECTS ia the whaling
line. from a whales head and bones % hsF-
poon and knives. aDd'sacb vii be her sx-
kibit on Lake Nlchtgau
Captain Cay says that IA eight yesrs
the franklin netted nm $500 ia oil.
bone and aalbsrzris. yet Der most famous
voyage was toward the south two years
ago, when Commanded By Captain K9s=
On tee nizht q July s. Isso Captain Roas
ard crew reached ard rescued twenty Eva
Passenger 4 TIE schooosr Aut4retie. which
had burned ~ sea, for which SOGgrsss
awarded :ls vessel g. 30.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24

Harvard useu wha attended chapel o-7a
-0rEIEg last =seF we're vsry En.c1 Eur-
pTlszi - ~ f.rysls.sf.t k-lsys psarxzsnS ossa
- tae ssrd@ats - - Eaen were lssElEg
Ike buAdsny Th1@e IN - ls4zas6tAse
vicinity bari q vezv sh1rt kat alitn2tss.
eonversAt4 ~ aegos 142B. szHl sss
rF@s.deaE - fls sns!1sss1Esl ~ gsssslau.
va, sgraesl aEszz4 ssrTarzsszd. 'sygaag
gaan. e.-ase ~, gus you AVE 81 has'
l. wss .nG~s sTze. r. tAa coafasioz Il
IeavsHg sas eizags. zoe stsszsens hss1 p4eAsd
up to- wroas Gist aasS ~ss E-Aklag s~sy
Tigh ta1 DEess@ezss nezs usa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24

Il fsrse Hare~s f~ET 81 ~ tsr ss8s chssp ts
Era ~ gs<Za- ETwss AE=a. - = A@steaase . =
rz4 G@s-ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-24

The explanation of an eclipse is one Of
the simplest problems in astronomy.
As the sun IS much larger than the
earth it follows that the shadow OF the
earth runs out in long point. Now, if
the moon moved around the earth in an
orbit on the same plane as that in which
the earth moves around the sun, there
would be an eclipse of the moon every
time it passed through the earth's
shadow, but as the two orbits form
slight angie it is only at intervals that
the shadow strikes the moon. This
gives astronomers their opportunity TO
get exact measurements and other i'm
pOrtant facts.
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LOST,
MISCELLANEOUS.

rre.r this head e per Has pr Cav.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Dec. 2}-CATTLE -Receip pts.
At, 81 Dments leo Active strong. I0C higher Good
steers 81 St5 81 fancy - 50s5 81 cows s. 5laS 20
sloekers and feeders p SJ6sS 30 HOGS-ReceIpt-
lhUk shipments iSuJ - lower. Bulk IS GOES So all
Grades IS 5lt5 10 SHEEP-Receipts 4JU ship
menus 500 WeaA.
~. LoUIs Mo. Dee. 2a-CATTL F-Receipts 60
shlpmeu-s 1910 strong. Natives - 15r4 -
corn fod Texans s. lg. HOGs-Receipts 64t,t shin
lnrHts lyt Loa er heavy s. 1oS5 s. mixed IS 3t1s
iE light = 4b.-% ~. 1Hf EP-ReCeIpLs 40, ship
neiits 81 steady IS Gts4 a.
CHICAGO. lis. Dec 3-CATTLE-Recaipts goo
toipments - STEADY TO higher. Natives p $50
, ~ -lo'efr7 = :, e. i5 cows 81 9o22 15. HOGS
az 3gGo - mixed - Dos - heavy Is S083 s.. light
:" .sAHa 40 = ttF- Receipts 5@t. shipments 20l.
Active Best 4. a o. steady 10 strong. others slow.
Native eFts IS uOE4 .. mixed ewes sndlamb - -
- 90 Wethe.s - uUSS -, westerns "a 1894 s.,