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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20
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being rapidly taken. DO not be deceived by the ad
/ offer big pay and credit. We do not give credit
and consequently can afford 70 pay better commits
sions good books than the houses who give time
on inferior works and expect their cash customers
TO make up their losses. Write or call on and be
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GIVE WORKERS EVERYWHERE FOR
"A "-hepp's Pbotograhs Of the " WorldH produced
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and terms free Books OIL credit Freient paid
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A CENTS WANTED-THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
"A and Personal "reminiscences Of Gen BEN. r
Butler, giving a complete history o. men and meas
utes a the united states Tor the Das; fifty years
from bis stand point viii wake Up tie statesmen
politicians, journalists military critics and the
people generally 70 an extent never before Wit
aid weke The dead We can give instructions 10 IN
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
In The School Of EIocuion and OratOry

The following classes are organized: Four in
ElocutiOn, one in Rhetoric. one in Oratory,
Health, Grace and Strength of Body, as well
as Voice Culture, Writing and eXtempore
Speaking receive special attention. Next term
opens November 18th.
GEO. w. HOSS, Principal.
Y. NJ. c. A. Building, Wichita. 114-lm
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New ork Money.
NEW YORK Oct 70
Money on call easy, ranging from 5 TO So per
cent. closing offered az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 s6ie
Exchange firm al 81 S0is FOR sixty days; 81 ssh
for a. manG.
Total sales OF stocks today l61000 shares
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20

Chadrsa crY for Pitchers c1sisfl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20
Chicago Grain and Pro1uce.
%

Chicago Grain and Produce
CHICAGO, Oct Ie
Wheat-Lower.
COrn-St HBdy.
Oats-Dul
ROrk-Sreaiv.
lard-Steady.
The leading futures ranged aS follows,
ELOUR-Dull easy. Spring patents 81 9aa5 lh
winter patents - SU&b 10, straight - 65R5O CO.
WHEAl-Octof a &c. ..,Ncmhc 992sc May
g. o.
CORN. October sc. November 4S5Sc, May 4Iasc
OArS-OCtobcr 2sAg Novemcer 272{ Nav N3lc
PoRk-Ootober Rsds}S, December IS on, jan
nary Sll S5.
LAKD-October s6 &c. November So ~, Deem
Der % S2se, January sc 42iS
Cash quotations were follows
WHEAT-9sAs
COkN-5lpc.
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RNE-sSC
BARLEY-6066ic.
FLANSEED-sSc.
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pOith-tS S2re.
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SHORT RIBS-S6 251S 50.
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Shipments.
ARTICLES.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Jas. q. R6RRF

Treats ali diseases with Spclfc and Dostmetric
Remedies Prescriptions flied soon made
with elegant. positive pleasant and etfertual rem
edtes. on1cc hours to i a. m, 70 p rs. Z 70
evenings; to ~ D. IN. Sunday ONCE "a L Douglas
Ave. opposite Carey Hotel. Wichita, Kan. 79-tf
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20

CTRAYED-A HOLsTEfS Bull 800 POUNDS
- Blue and white, deasr1-d. Llssfai revert
p4id for Information le3iuz 70 lts rccEVsry. Itas-
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MISCELLANEOUS


LIVERY ONE IN MED or INFORM STToS
IL on the subject Of advertising viii du well =,
oolati COPY Of Book fos Advertissrsa az tr,.-ss
price 81 Mailed. postage paid. Feceipr 81 nril =
SontAtns careful coznpiSticn frou the irnariaals
Newspaper Directory Of all the best pa usrs aaJ
class journals gives The circulation rttr Z 81 every
oneand goo deal q Information sbolg rafss A.
otner u1-tegs pertaining the b1sircss 81 sllrr-
sslng Aadxess koNelfs Advertising fDreaa D
Spruce street. Sew York eSuv lsr
INARNlNG To TREssPASSFRs NfNNEHS
" Kan. sept Il Eol.-We the uftIi..rS---,.f
rsSidenls IN NialehR TOWNSHIP, he ehy give rrirs
tAlt al parties are warned 70 keep % uf nff-
premises All perSus-s follu srsssESsuf. or hunt
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hk- LE dues PERIODICAL Pills TaR
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lnri,sc> Warranted 70 y roraute .rausfr1ia-fa.n
These pills should not be taken tsuris prsl,sler
atnti ican flii company. royal. propr.et0rs. Sper
Ger, "a s. Genuine supplied b Chas lawrsars
tls last Douglas Wichita. kAn- ~ wEoissaIs anf
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20
Situations Udnted-DIdIe.
Under this head lc per line per day.
BOOLheeperS and Clerks.

miscellaneous.
XVANTED-A BOoKKEEPER AND sTPNOG-
w rapher of three years experience desires a
position, Address "A. l.. SDOeberger, 10 Lulu ave,
city. i4I-FtR
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w ANTFD-A WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE
w wants position as housekeeper or mhtron
Re ferences exchanged. Add ess NJ p, box 79l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-20

WANTED-AGESTs WANTED AT ONCE FOX
w Farmers Alliance History and Agricultural
Digest" Exclusive territory given. Applya az once
territory is being taken Rapidly Liberal CON-
missions. l.. ;. Carter & Co, 40I East Douglas.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
Personal.

Mrs. Georgia We're Tyler. the gifted Viz
gnia authoress, was in the city yesterday
She has recently returned from New York
where she received lucrative offer from the
Minerva Publishing Company for her latest
work. "A ProdIgal Daughter soon TO be
issued. The same company also engaged her
to write for them two other books which she
has in contemplation. but which she has not
yet commenced.
Mrs. Tylers first work. Passion" showed
her to be possessed OF rare intellectual gifts.
her many friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
STRAY BULLETS.
Bits of Information Picked Up Last Evening
Around the Armory.

Bits of Information Picked Up Last Evening
Around the Armory.
The headquarters of the First regiment al
ways presents busy scene on Saturday night
and last evening Colonel Jones, Major Evans.
and Major Simons were closely occupied in
the performance of their respective duties.
Colonel Halves. commandment of the cavalry,
was also busily engaged with his adiutant
Captain Henry NJ. Boykin, in looking over
the muster rolls and attending TO the routine
business of that branch of the service.
In all Of the company rooms the officers
and men were busy with their preparations
for the approaching inspection. and Quarter
master j. II. Tenant was kept occupied
issuing accoutrements to the different MEM
bers of the regiment.
The annual inspection of the regiment will
take place on Wednesday October 7th, ut
$3.50 p NJ, at the Armory and will be CON
Quoted by Inspector General 10. Lane stern.
The brigade staff the cavalry staff and the
stah Of the First artillery will also be inspect
ed at the same time.
All of the reports required have been made
and show good work on the part of the com
regiment. Ii Is believed that the percentage
reports as TO attendance will compare most
favorably with that of any other corps in the
State
Messrs. II. X. Painter, c.. A. l.. Massey and
j. X. Dowell have been warranted as corpor-
ais, they having passed satisfactory exami-
nation
The week has been very busy one with
both officers and men, the men cleaning
up uniforms and accoutrements and the Off
GERS hustling with their reports
The armory in consequence has presented
the appearance of counting house. with
many clerks.
The Lynchburg Zouaves expect to attend
the State Fair and take part in the sham
battle
Lieutenant Goode. of Company A, will have
charge of the guard on the occasion of the i'll
spection. aud will see that all visitors are COM
fortsbly provided with seats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
LINENS.

Moro than double the thousands Of dollars
worth you have ever seen before here
German Table Linens, full &C inches wide,
extra weight, half bleached cream value &c.,
our price Sec. yard.
Heavy Bleached Belfast make. 81 inches
wide, all pure Linen. for $780,, next width. acc.
A Scotch Table Napkin, Double Damask.
% inches square, the best. usual value is s175,
for 81 q dozen.
Stamped Monte Doilies that sell for SOC.
dozen. fringed. all pure Linen end the price
Csc. a dozen.
A lot Of Colored Bordered Table-cloths,
Satin Damask, full bleached, your choice
s1.25; value more than double.
An Irish make Of Table Damask, si.25
quality for s5c. Such purchase of Linens,
such lucky hit has never before been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
THE VISITING FIREMEN.
They Returned Home Yesterday After
Pleasant Time Spent Here.

AheY INeturntd Home yesterday After q
Pleasant Time Spent Here.
The visiting fremen from Norristown, Pa,
all left for thor homes yesterday Most of
the party left at sos A. NJ, but few stayed
over until the midday train and under the
guidance of the chief and assistant engineers
of the Richmond department visited the
tobacco factories of Allen Il Ginter, Han
cock and Whitlock. where they were
each presented with ali the tobacco.
both chewing and smoking they
could carry. and also cigarettes They after
wards visited Richmond Cedar Works and
were presented each with ahandsome bucket.
On their return 10 the hotel they bad more
the appearance Of gang of church nom bers
on the way to a preachers pound party than
lot Of iiremen. At the close of the regular
programme Friday night number of the
visitors collected at the Broad street engine
house and were highly entertained by Mr. w.
ii. Thompson. the superintendent Of the
tire-alarm system with his famous automatic
Jack IN their inimItable ventrlopuistic tricks
IL unqualified expressions of enjoyment are
not entirely discredited the Montgomery
Fire Company's trip to Richmond was pleas
ant one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
Poor Old Rob

There are great many people in Richmond
who will hear with sincere regret OF the death
OF Bob the well known Scotch terrier of Mr..
Henry Heuser He departed this life yester
day at an advanced age. after a faithful and
useful career. lie was not exactly q member
of the canine branch of the Richmond press
gang but be frequently visited the newspaper
Offices where be was a general favorite. and
where he gained much valuable knowledge.
He was buried with appropriate honors. and
his funeral was attended by quite O concourse
OF his old friends. His son and heir. Danger"
was present * chief mourner. aud manifested
great sorrow over his sad bereavement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

The Coroner's Jury Gave = verdies Of Dsesn
from Congestion Of the LunEs.

The Coroner's jury Gave verdics OF Dsssn
from Congestion Of the LunEs.
Drs. w. II. Taylor and Lewis @. Bosher
made post mortem examination at the aims
house Yesterday Of John Bracelet. the negro
supposed to have been murdered the night
before at the sqnalid quarters. No. ~ east
examination indicated that tho man was .
hard drinker that his heart was seriously dis
eased, and that his death was caused by con:
gestion of the lungs. There was also small
but not serious bruise on bis head.
coroners jury sat on the case at the
almshouse at y. N. The evidence showed
that the unaccountable destruction of the
contents OF the room was wrought by John
Bracket in his jealous rage at the attentions
permitted by Mary Graves from William
Johnson All the parties concerned were ne
or es III the lowest scale of human deprayity.
William johnson on Thursday last replaced
John Bracket in the affections OF the woman
mentioned, and the two had fight over the
possession Of her room Thursday night On
Friday night maddened with liquor and
Jealous rage, he went to her room
and with a knife destroyed the clothes and
furniture OF the room. While engaged In TINS
reyeneeful business Mary Graves and her
new companion came on the scene. They
both proceeded TO rock the room III which he
was shut up. When John Bracket opened
the door Johnston rushed in, and taking
wooden bar used for holding the door
shut he struck him blow and
Bracket fell to the floor insensible. The
man and woman shook him and tried to
arouse him. but. finding that he was dead,
they both fed. and though the police thought
they had traces of their whereabouts they
have not vet been apprehended. Emma
White. another woman VINO lived in the same
house and was arrested as acce sorry to the af-
fair was released as soon a. the evidence was
heard. The verdict OF the Jury was based on
the medical testimony III the post-mortem e1-
animation and was that John Bracket came
to his death from congestion of the lungs
caused by excitement incident to qusl.eling
and fighting with William Johnson and Mary
Graves"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
PREPARING FOR 4 CONCERT.
1t IL Probable That Ned Hon and Some Eel
Iow-Artists VIII Sing Here.

1t IL Probable That Ned Hofr and Some Fell
Iow-Artists VIII Sing Here.
Though not fully decided, there is every
reason to believe that in January next Ned
Hoff will be heard again in Richmond. In
that month the Bostonians will play in
Washington and several music lovers Of this
city are making the effort to have Hof and
some of bis ielow-artlsts come to this city
and give a concert. 1t has been three years
since Hof played here The last time was in
"Fatinitza." when Agnes Huntington played
the title role.
If the concert takes place everybody will
60 for never did singers become more popu-
lar in Richmond than Hoff and his wife.
The latter. it will be remembered, was a Ms
Blow. of Norfolk, and all who love good
music can readily recall to mind their splendid
singing at st. Pauls church some years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
4 Beautiful Home.

In our advertising columns will he found
the announcement by Messrs. Henry l..
Staples d Co. of the sale of the beautiful SUI
burban residence of Mrs. II. o. Chalkley at
Lisburn, on the Grove road, Just beyond the
Soldiers Home. on Monday next at 4:3O
o'clock ?. NJ. Lisburn is one Of our most
beautiful suburbs and the road leading T. it
the most popular afternoon drive. Persons
seeking a desirable and elegant country home.
accessible TO the city by a few minutes drive
over fine road should not miss this oppor-
tunity to secure a bargain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
DiphfheriA.

Another twenty -four hours has passed with
out death from diphtheria being reported to
the Board of Health. Two new cases were
reported during the same period. as follows.
Mildred Les. eight months old (white). No. 4
245 south Laurel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
CLOTHING.
GETTING Down To BUSINESS.

CW W WE'VE TRIED TO LAY OUR)
(WWW
WWW stock before you in the most
W w convenient manner possible.j
Talked of superior facilities-and lett
you into the secret Of them. Now WEI
want TO draw you to a closer considera-j
(tion-have you to look to your adyan-)
uages through practical-dollar and)
lcents glasses colored-unmagnifed
1.-The cold, hard facts They're inter-)
testing.
We have given a degree OF elegancsj
land value to our SIS GRADE OF SUITS
land OVERCOATs that has checked thej
rash expenditure OF more on qualities)
chat only feign superiority. 1t hasj
drawn us lots OF new friends. It hasj
lpopulsrized convenient price To)
what perfection we have brought thisj
(sl5 grade-needs your personal atten-j
(tion TO appreciate. Any one else will)
charge you s9O-maybe more-for thej
same quality.
{ But then there are the other "Saks1
(differences"-grester variety-better fit)
(-more careful fnish-all 10 be takenj
Unto consideration. The most reason-)
table custom tailor won't undertake toj
guarantee you the same satisfaction,
under s25-oftener $50. Yon see there's)
"a money side Of the subject that I'M
ltcres,s.
( We are watchful-so with every sea-
lson We learn somethiug-snd improve-)
lment in this grade has come with ex-)
Sperience. That's why you can buy al
DIETER SUIT and OyERCOAT for SIS
Jof US this year than last. So many
people have turned to this e: ,de for)
supply that We have prov::sed every)
(style-SINGLE and DOUBLE SACK
(AND THREE AND FOUR BUTTONS
|cUTAwAY FRoCK sUITs-.nd all the)
lnobby and quiet effects In LIGHT
ENTERTAINMENTS.
or course we have higher priced)
(clothes-that are worth all we charged
flor them-and cheaper ones that still)
Stand on the ffrm base orqaality-but in,
ythis els collection We have SATISFAC-)
TION FOR ALL MEN. SEE FOR)
YOURSELVES
A. SAKs AND ConrAsr.
Maksrsorms Fine Clothing Tnsy Sen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
Marriage License.

The following marriage license was issued
yesterday: T. Warren Evans and Cora l..
Richards, Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

Lilly Thurgate. the star danseuse of the
Spider and the Fly" Company. PLAYED an
engagement of four consecutive years at the
ALEXANDRA Palace. London. and during that
time introduced no less than sixty eight differ
ent styles of dancing. Engagement for Mon
day and Tuesday, New Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

Grand concert at Young Mems Christian
Association hall. Thursday, October 8, 1891,
for benefit Womens Christian Temperance
Union. by Richmond's best talent. Tickets
% cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

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- & " wrap. Our
m RT AN newly re
ms NszkgFAS h f it t d
Il ~%fsx:!A/ G o a k
w. Room is
= ~ at present
very busy with the sale of Capes,
Blazers and Light Weight Jackets.
That we have taken the lead in
these garments is attested by the
recent remark of a customer to the
effect that we had the only aSsort-
ment of Wraps ready for sale In
the city.
Perfect-ftting Capes Of Broadcloth,
three-quarters length. high shoulders,
paletot backs. black light gray, light
tan, navy blue. g. each, marvellous gar
ment for such price
Capes OF the Versailles pattern feather
collars, embroidered skirts. three-quar-
tiers length, $40.
The els sl9. 25 $50 and $50 Capes are
better seen than described.
A recent arrival Of new Jewelry
lin fact the new designs are received
every week. should command at
tention.
Enameed Bow-Knot Lace Pins, 800.
i4-Caret Gold Rings for ladies' with Mar
quise.sets, 81.
Childrens solid gold engraved band
Rings, 25c.
Enamelled Fluer-de-Lis Stick Pins.
25c.
Gents extra plated Collar Buttons.
warranted for five years 25c
We are going to feel the pulse of
you Richmond people. Here are
just exactly 100 Chenille Table
Covers II yards square to sell for
soc. each, seven different colors.
We are going to keep tally to see
how long it will take to sell 100
Chenille Table Covers for 69c. each.
Have you a doubt where the
Black Dress Goods business is being
done? Take a little time TO look
through our assortment and you'll
not wonder that such an assort-
ment at our prices should cause the
bulk of the black goods buying to
centre here.
There are
Bedford Cords single. Sebastopols
Bedford Cords double, Broadcloths,
silk-Warp Bedford Cords. Flannsl,
Diagonal Stripes Biaritz Cloth
Crepe Cloth, Drap dEte,
Heavy Cheyots, Camels Hair.
Cheddah Cloths, Wool serges,
Silk yeilings. Henrettas,
Cashmeres, Nuns Yeilings etc.
Are you keeping up with the
bargains at the Gents Furnishing
Counter? Now its four-ply Cuffs
selling for 10c. pair.
The Domestic Counter is making
a hard pull and a long pull for pub
lie favor. There is not much blow
about these items, but they are all
money savers.
l's styles Of fall Dress Calicoes, 5ca
yard. not the usual &C. kind. but seeingis
believing; you'll have to sec them to ap-
preciate.
Chediah Cloth. same patterns a. thu
fine French Flannsls, sac. yard. Prics
them elsewhere you'll hear them ssy
twelve cents.
The finest OF Check Apron Ginghams-
"Johnsons' Book fold-all sizes check,
and colors. the kinds OF Ginghams our
grandmother wore, lglac. yard
Firemens -. II. FAN Wool Medicated
Red Flannel. size. yard This should DO
an incentive to your buying now
Pillow-Cass Linen OF special quality.
SOC. ayard.
Hound thread cotton woven int
Marseiles pattern aptly describes our
81 Quit, besides IL is OF full size aud Is
the lest value obtainable anywhere.
WleS<eCS- EW &RtooM
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DRESS FABRICS.

Camels Hair, Serges. Curino Cloths. Chevs.
rons, ETC.. all new and this seasons produc.
tons. Some of them worth soc. yard. The
choice of all Acc. a yard.
Atwood Imported English Checked Chez.
erons. double and twisted, extra heavy weight
The importation cost is Soc, our price $50.
4i-inch Plaid Serges. never heretofore sold
for less than &c.. for 371{c.
Atwood New French Plaids. value s5o..
our price will be BIC
Al-Wool Plain Storm Serges with sprinkle
of Cancels Hair, in all appearance equal 10
81 grade, value &c., our price 800. II would
take days to look over all the Dress Fabrics
that are on sale.
French Novelty Dress Patterns. upwards OF
three hundred for your choosing.
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tisements. We have been concen-
trating the items noted below so
as to spring them on you all together
and have royal Dress Goods
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

The Times Want Column.
Those who have used this column claim that
the effect has been eminently satisfactory.