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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-25
Noticias de todas parties

Lid noclouad ESpan0la de Hygiene, ha
acordado abrlr IN concurso de premios para
los atores de Cartillas higi6nieas, en- las cuales
descartando las investigaciones ell estudio
puramente doctrinario t6cnico, Sc de al pu-
ollco, traducido en- reglas practicaS conclu-
stones sencias, tOdo 10 que la ciencia ha con
segudo alcauzar para prevenr las enfermeda-
o0S para meJOrar las condolences de la vida.
este Tin anuncia los siguenteS temas:
IL Hygiene de la gimnacia Su infiuencia
en- ell desarrollo del ORGANISING en- ambos sexos.
z? Un tema de Hygiene, election libre
de los cOncursanteS.
Para cada unO de eStos tenas habra un
premio un accesit: ell premio consistira en-
un diploma de SOciO correspondence, 81 eli au-
tor no perteneciera va a la sociedad, y la suma
de 200 pesetas; el accesit consistira solo en-
el diploma indicado. Ell Jurado podra conce-
der menciones honoriticas, sin linitacion de
numerO los trabajOs que las merazcan
Las CartiIlas Sc presentaran en- la secre-
taria de la Sociedad, Montera, %, bajo, todos
los dias no feriados de duce a cinco de la tar
de, haSta ell dia Ia de Julio de 1891
Dichas Cartiilas pOdran estar escritas en-
castellano, frances italiano tendran, pro-
Xmamente, la extension correspondence un
pliego de impression (16 paginas en- 8o). La So
cledad pubIicara, 81 sus medios Sc 10 Dermiten,
los trabaios premados.
Todas las Cartilas presentadas al concurso
quedan como prOpiadad de la Sociedad los
" ~ AoSo PAOLlloIucbO pOUIdu
nj reproducirlas sin permiso de la misma
este concurso podran aspirar todoS los
espanoles estranjeros que remitan sus Carti-
Has en- el plazO ssnalado, sin frma llevando
cada una un lena igual al que tendra un sobre
cerrado en- que SO declare ell nombre residen-
Gia del autor.
En- provision de 10 que pueda ocurrir en-
las princpaes ciudades fabriles de Espafla
con motive de la huelga de 1" de Mayo pr6xi-
mo, el director general de Correos. Y Tel6grafos
ha tornado algunas medidas de precauci0n, que
tenden mantener expedidaS las comunica.
clones con los centros manufacturers de Ca
taluna, Andalucia y Vizcaya, apercibi6ndose
contra las poslbles contingencies, mientras du-
re la huelga
Los principales centros estaran convenien-
temente proViStos de personal facultativO
mecanico y aparatos FL personal de vigilan
cla, retorzado en- 10 possible, Sc hallara sobre
las lneas, dispuesto remediar averfas.
Los armeroS de Barcelona han recibido or
den de remltir al gobierno civil una nota de
las armas municones existentes en- sus es
tablecimieEtos, ell nombre domiciIio de to-
dos los compradores.
Dice EI Impartial que obra en- su poder el
nn9Vo Invento de que Sc valen los defraudado-
res para introducir ell tabaco en- Madrid sin pa
gar derechOS.
Ri procedimiento conSiste en- elaborar pa
nes cnmpletamente huecos, OcuItando dentro
el tabaco
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Bile vecino de aquella lOcajidad, senor don Pa
bio Colon Ortiz.
90
II De un colega ponce6o:
+ N"Para fOrmar en- Guayama la cOmisi0n
que ha de ofrecer su auxifio al centric asocia.
do de Madrid On las fieStas del ce2tenQrjO del
deScW6Tinaie1ato de america, fueron designados
los senOres siguientes: don Enrique Monies de
Oca, don IgnaciO r, Lafuente, don Agustin vi
laret, don Juan Massanet, don Vicente Pa6s,
don Antonio Grau, don CelestinO DOmingueZ
don Carlos r. Bruno.
TOdos son dign1simOS Y capaCos de desem-
penar con acer5o Ell cargo que Sc les cOnfia;
10 cual no lmpde que los afcionados las le-
tras nOtemOs one falta en- eSa cOmisi0n el Sc
nor Lugo, poeta distlnguido, escritor gaano.
que prestaria sin duda muy estimables ser7i-
clos pOr su talentO fecundO sus no comunes
apttudes literarias.
como es Iiterario ell caracter de la ies-
Ia nadie con mas titulos que ell senior Lugo pa
ra darle su cooperation eficaz"
~
Nuestro active agente en- AibOn1to Sc QUE
ia de no haber recbidO el paquete de La Co
RREsPoNDENCIA correspondence aE2Odel actual
Z, sinembargo, dc aqui fu6 enViado oportuna-
mente l1amamos Iespecto del particular la
atencion de nuestro buen amigo Ell Sr Ayuso
Don Jose Sanjuan Santos, de Humacao, nos
ha enviado las soIuciones del logogrifo ' fuga
de voea@es que pubcamos en- nuestro nt1me-
TO l23
90
Hemos recibido 81 interesante prograna
de Ia function lfrico dramatica que tendTa lu-
gar on q pueblo dc Ia Carolina, hlanaua saba
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NotiCias de la IsIa

~ El senor Alcade de Ponce don Eusebio
Ayo, ha impueSto uua nueva muIta de $62- so
a Duestro colega la ReUist0 de Puerto. Rico por
I'm suelto que pubIico bajo el ep1grafe de Los
dos Eatse66CS.
Sentimos muchO ell incdente.
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De, n1isnO cOlega :

En- el pr0ximo baile que prepara la Junta
Directiva del Casino de Ponce tendremos ell
gusto lie DIR nueyament3 la Orquesta del repu
tado compositor nuestro amigo D. Juan Morel
Campos, quien dara a conocer las nueVas pro
duducciones, que en- las repdblicas Sur Ameri-
canas le inspirara ell recuerdo de la patria
auSente.
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Ha fallecido en- Barranquitas 9! aprecia
Bile vecino de aquella l0cajidad, senor don Pa
bio Colon Ortiz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
Thomas a. Janvier.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. R l., Sept. 2s-
Thomas A Janvier, the writer Of short
stories that are said TO have a grace
of diction and a peculiar righteousness of
phrase that are uncommon" had, only a
short time ago. volume entitled. Color
Studies and Mexican Campaign" pub
lshed by Scribuers. and there has just
been issued as the work OF his pen, An
Uncle Of an Angel, and Other Stories.
from The press Of HarPer's He mad a more
familiar acquaintance with the Spanish
American than any otEer writer Of the
present day. ard in his tail. muscular fig
ure. dark complexion, piercing eyes and
fail black beard. j. no. unlike the hero o!
some tale OF Castiiisn fervor. E.s name is
Of French extraction, though he does rot
affect any foreign relation hut dis per
sonnet would ind cate thai there flowed in
as veins some strain O. blood TIA. nay
have had its source % the banks q the
GuadalQuivir. o. IN the VINEYARDS Gins
tered az the foot CT the Pyre1ees he
passed the last few weeks Of the season az
Narragsusett PIER. arrsn Eing uo.es Of
some new literary work His "Mexicsa
Guide, = standard work, - now in tie
sixth edition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31

marry Miss Violet Sopwith, of Lismore.
Scotland, and some time next spring
Miss Harriet Sanger Pullman, of Chi
cago and elsewhere, is to wed Mr.. Frank
J. Carolan, of San Francisco.
Miss Pullman is twenty-five years old
and the second daughter of George NJ.
Pullman, inventor and manufacturer of
the famous sleeping cars, and worth
about $50 100000 He is jocularly known
in Chicago as the "Markeesy di Pull
man." as he was made a nobleman by
the king of Italy a few years ago. Miss
Harriet is very beautiful. very intelli-
gent and very much beloved by those
who know her: but her circle of friends
is rather limited The Pullman family
consists of The two daughters and twin
sons. fifteen years of age They have an
elegant mansion on Prairie avenue, Chi
cago, but spend much of their time at
their various country seats, especially at
their famous summer palace on one of
the Thousand islands
The fortunate man is a native of Sac
ramento, where his father, from Brook
Ign, located in the early days and en-
gagged in the hardware business. Fifteen
years ago they removed to San Fran
cisco and the son, row a member of the
firm, became prominent in society and
club life He is a graduate of Cornell
university, thirty years of age and popu-
larly regarded as one of the handsomest
men in San Francisco The young cou-
pie met during the visit of the Pullmans
to San Francisco last winter, and their
friends say it was clear case of love at
first sight.
General E. Burd Grub was a brave
soldier, and is a successful New Jersey
business man and politician. Seven
years ago he lost his wife, and lived al
most like a recluse till the campaign Of
1888 brought him out, and his activity
then made him minister to Spain. At
Madrid, at dinner given by the British
minister, he and his daughter met the
destined bride.
Miss Violet is the daughter Of Hon.
Thomas Sopwith. of Lismore, an island
six miles off the coast. of Scotland. She
is about thirty years old and SO charm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
THE cHIcKAMAueA MEN.
Recent Meeting of the Army of the cun
beriznd at CclzmbaS

Recent Meeting of the Army of the cuun-
berisnd at Colznbas
Chickamauga week laps over this year.
ard the Society Of the Army Of the Cusa-
berland chose the 18th and 18th Of sep
TENDER for their ssEual meeting. instead
of the 18th and 2cth the anniversaries
of the battle Tbeir usual exercises
were held on Wednesday az6 Thursday,
the first day beng devoted TO shaking
hands with one another aud with ths city
Of Columbus. which hss not mad the
pleasure Of hanging the latch string cut
TO Pap Thomas and "Old ESoSy's"
boys in seventeen years. sT since 1S14.
Wednesday evening General = Q
Winkler, Of Wisconsin. delivered an orr
ton, and on Thursday morning The sur
vivors OF the stanch old corps were ready
for the heavy work Of the day-the busi-
ness meeting and the banquet AT the
meeting in Toledo last year the commit
tee on funds for Sheridan monument
reported through General Fullerton that
the cash was coming IN slowly. consid-
ering that It was for a memorial to the
soldiers pet The Army Of the Cum
berland claims Sheridan because be led
& division Of IL in 1S6S-S General Full
lerton's committee WAS continued for
the year 1891 to make a special effort in
the Grand Army for small contributions
Another matter close to the hearts Of
the heroes Of Chickamauga is the estab-
hshmeEt Of a national military park on
the old battle ground Tins idea orig
mated in tie Society Of the Cumberland
at its meeting IN Chicago in 1888, and
has been heartily indOrsed by the vet
Grams Of both the Union and CSufed-
crate armies throughout the country.
The Army OF the Cumberland Is repre-
sented by a committee IN the national
board of commissioners. During tina
past year steps have been taken by thu
commissions to buy gp a large tract OF
land including the battlefield Tho
states Of Georgia and Tennessee have
ceded all jurisdiction ia respect to all
lands and roads within the limits OF the
proposed park and its pproaches. In
some instances high prices have been
put upon the land by the owners. but ia
cases where an agreement cannot be
reached proceedings for condemnation
of the land required has been resorted 70.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31

The Chickamauga Battlefield park
will cover about II. 600 acres and viii
be the grandest monument the Army
of the Cumberland will ever have. for
it was on that ground sept. 10 and
20, 1853. that the army fought with
heroisn unsurpassed against the only
superior force that the Confederacy ever
brought into the field in any great con
test. There, for once. the Union Army
was greatly outnumbered: IL was over.
whelmed but not vanquished. and before
the fight was ended it inflicted upon
the enemy a proportionately greater loss
than that suffered in its own ranks
The Society Of the Army Of the Cum
berland was formally organized in Gin
cinnati in 1868. bat steps were taken az
It's camps in Nashville as early as June.
1865. 10 perpetuats the history Of the
grand old corps. A badge 20 serve such
a society was then formally adopted.
and il still in use. II includes the five
pointed star of the Twentieth army
corps. the triangle of the Fourth corps
and the acorn Of the Fourteenth
The society has bad but three presi-
dents. Generals Thomas, Sheridan and
R0secrans. n 1879 an equestrian statue
10 Thomas was erected in Washington
by this society. and 10 1887 one 70 Cen
eral Garfield Every officer and every
soldier who served IN the Army Of tho
Cumberland Is entitled 70 mem bership.
and the list ROW embraces about 7O1
names
General Rosecrans was reelected pres
ident, and General II. 81. Cist secretary.
The meeting next year viii b on ths
Chickamauga battlefield. sept rs.
GEORGE l. kIfMEa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
Bound to BE Ready for War.

Never since Sedan have the French
shown such activity and zeal in perfect
ing their military organization as at
present. About 430 miles of track have
been added Il their strategical railways
this year Next year 800 miles more
Will be built The work of increasing
the stTategical availability Of the French
railway system was planned by De Frey
rinzt IN 1879. aud viii be completed
proba bly, IN 1908 At the great maneu-
vers recently a telephone and telegraph
wagon inverted by Inspector Willot,
was kept neaF the scene Of operations. so
that the newspaper reporters could send
their dispatches directly from the Geld.
The apparatus Of the wagon Is SUCH that
L can be connected quickly with any
telephone or telegraph --i-e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. 3O.-CATTLE-Re
5O5O: shiuments 449J Steady strong steers SO p
CtGtU. COWS 81 900 So stockers and feeders , ~
as 10. HOGS-keceipts 1918, shipments 56ju.
P.>t stIon., others strong Bulk SUG3 81. all
ride- IS .5a8 Oh. SHEkP - Beoepis g,U, ship
EMS ~ Steady,
ST LOUIS. No. Oct 2O.-CATTLF-Receipts l50l,
shipments 80 Natives slow. IS 1904 81; Texans
ana Indians strong, ~ iteeS Is. HOGS Receipts
$50 shipments 49u. Higher. Heavy - GG4 IA.
mixed d 6la4 %, lights sOQ4 Us SHEEP-lte-
ceipts $50. shipments 100 Lower, - SOss o.
CHICAGO Ills. OCt. ST. ATTI,is- Receipts 1900
shipments 3uJO Market steady to a shade stronger.
aiives - 1Ha5 81. Texans - 3a3 %, rangers IS 10
"a A. stOCkers - 25I3 D., cows 81 OUs2 40. HOGS
Receipts SJ.OuO. shipments WWM Orened strong
and closed lower. Common IS 5aS So mixed a3 ~
a d. butchers "a 1904 ~ light 50 15q4 10. -! EtP
Receipts 400 shipments lUH SLOW. Native
eve, 6 25G4 p mixed 81 26S4 81, wethers al 75@
%. lambs a. 800 =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31

Sir Joseph Fsyrer said ia . recent al
dress that because u improved sanitary
conditions tins death rate IA England as
decTeaseI from tie average 81 pr
1000 in iGsl-9D 20 20 IN 1865. and -
1875 IN 1853. figures that srselk for them
selves. 4 great deal, however. remains
% BE- d9ue. prsveutaDis disease. Esr
Joseph sad. s..i klI yearly aoout 49,
90 persous. and when TIE large uanaifr
q cases Tor every death IL taken INTO &C
count. II has been calculated thai tns.s
=. 250,O10 days 4 LABOR are Lost Ennu-
atf-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
MISS VIOLET sOPWTTH.

ing that the people there call her the
Rose of Lismore." She is tall. with
light brown hair, dark blue eyes and
that singular purity and delicacy of COM
plexion which is the charm of so many
women in the moist and equable climate
of Britain. The marriage will take place
soon at the family residence at Lismore.
and the general and his bride will pro-
coed at once to Madrid.
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LOST.


rns.r sc tssd r ~ 80 psf ssr
= 80. = 4 - gI.EtE 50 gr7slgs- Cf-sfl. q
Il hairr6 r.o1sels Flldsr Cs1 - reward - ~ +
sEe - - Hlrror gGlce. i-t g
n o-T-s1 RFwARD- lot eEaE CDENFF
- q Esia 40 ugaz.ss ar~- r1.e ffr-sea 80
- I~sss - -exi.sa bfes 20 asst ESel-
id g. a. @4tt -
4 OST-FRoM THE sTDFE TAguE TEHEE
l. bad g Gale ArsQ1s as1~ * n iss1-sstr.1
2 szss razzfF ~ +. 80 4zasF laA4 =
n CSF-seED LIsE RAsE COW E5fsJf.sst 80
l. A.G5Fsss z =. Nssszsa- ~ - > +.-ile s.a
= Cr-T-FE $3.50 - ffgs44l EAsg s.lz.sE .sIs
4 e1-rss - 90 e. .5 nfa-.a- 49, lsss -
49, ssrse- L.ss en- lss.a 80 Gtasslr sseaaF
-~ff5- e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
The following are the representative sales of hogs
~. sf,7C II
Mention.

Brief Mention.
Hog market active.
More good butcher cattle wanted.
The shippers today were:
n NJ. Munger of Harper hogs.
!. NJ Perile of Eldorado, hogs
William johnson of Attica, two cars of
cattle and hogs.
Williamson 81 Brewington of Attica,
hogs.
William Crooks of Guthrie. o. T., hogs
Yeoman & Moore of Almeda, hogs and
cattle.
J. B. Kell of Clearwater, hogs.
c. w. Parker of Ashland, cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
Uuder tLis head = per lIns pei gay.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head &c per ne Der DAY.

UTARNING TO TIRE SPA sElis-Mi NNEHA;
res. dents ia BnBeha township. be- ely give notice
that all parties are warped 10 Keep or o. or
premises. All persons found tres passing or haal-
ing on same viii be DfOseclted D kuckie. -
Hammond =. Haly. a. l.. Chase. T. ., h.itc. ~
German. !. Yo1u- =. a. Bolt 10 pstriIe- e. p
Swade =. =. rum. =. G. Summers. g. hit. y r.
Daniels H. Rcns1e ". ) v bite. d4ttua thadthaL
livery ONE ~ MED or IEFORNATIoS
T. on The subject % advertising Vii ~ vet -
OBTAIN a copy of Book for Advertissr-. - PAGES
price a. Mailed postage paid on recei pt Of price
Contains a careful compilation from the Amtflfaii
Newspaper Directory or aH The best pupelt and
css- Journals Z alton rating n eFerr
one AID good deal q formation aprut rates al1
ether matters psTiaiuiug Go toe busness o. awe
Using Adore itos cts AqFsftl-inE fpfea4, ~
spruce street. Sew fsfE. CAV iSf
as SALF-THE LARGEST AND N0s1 C0H-
~ ple-e lsae % klug and .VrflG hurses. rs.pr-
fusfez biCFCigs. doll car ages, chi0 "aE u.s.
wheel bofross carts and t0f- o. al s.=-flat zt
the very lowest prices hey can = s,d - Fs f-i4s
Harness. Trunk and 10y store p > 5ilin - -
nR IL DCCs PERIODICAL Pills. THE
IL great French remedy act aiFeLtT o. TIE rlen-
-trual syst-fn anu go-4iyslY cure - yresfrD " ne
rnenze-. Warranted % , Tgug9ie iaenstf uEtiyn
THe-e pills shoaic net De taken aEffsg prszlffrF
amer lcan Pal ssIu ganF. roJt4. EfopfFiofs 1bel
Ger. la s.. 6sDElue supgilsi - Anas l-~NFs
I92 last DCuEiss. N.chila. k4a- - H1slsssls 81
gsiai4. ~ ~.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA Oct. 50
Following are the closing quotations
GkAiN-Iar lots on track.
MHLAT-GlN95c.
CDkN-New StES3c.
OATS-2l&24c.
BNEs-No or better 51T55c-
HAY-Baled - 50taa 81 per ton. loose. - 0065 o..
GROUND COHN-CEOp In car lots SIC per 100
rounds corn oats u % per 100 pounds, bran
sacked 6VC per 40 pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
lchlta Produce Market.

WICHITA. Oct 80
FIoUR-Highest patent g 60. second patent 81 80
extra fancy 81 ~
25c finest dairy &c fine dairy l5c.COmmon dairy l0c.
ECGo-lClD Isc per dozen.
POULTRY BOOSTERS Il sUa2 %. per dozen OF Sc
peI pound. hens s. OOG2 per dozen or &c per
pound. spring chickens 81 1862 50 per dozen or nc
per POUND. turkeys 5dSc per pound dacks-teal
81 - mHlrds g 20 per dozen prairie chickens 50 %
per dozen, young Serse o per pound
ftlA Of.S-t hulCc UUc pet hu-llel.
APPLE~-sz O0E2 80 per bushel,
SOAl4--hnthrHcite Sll 80 Canon City 50 90 Weir
city - b. frontensC - o. PlttsOurg. "a 81 Illinois
s. Nr A IIIsTer 81 10
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MiSce0UdHeolfs.

Miscellaneous.
WANTED FIRST CLASS STESOGRA PHI R
w aud D okkes3sT desires a pest-tS7 Address
A I. Su charger. ~ Lula ave citT- ~ 5
XFANTBD-A SITUATION FOR A BOY 70
w work tcr hi. ecaTd sla f-tea5 schOcL Al
dress Illb Dayton are West SIDE ~ =
Employment agencies.
Incsr tLis Lead &c Ter Isss~ .-er daT
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STOLEN.
rrdsr MS bead y PEE l!ns r'sT DAY

CrTBLES tlU REWARD sTDLt@ ~ ~
- 49, farm = ih4 Si7Uesrsh tattt- con larg
fresr CheaeTi. ElnEuzn c94afg, haa-r % 1so3<-aI
rtght oct IT, ~. tlgse boFsrs- Dt1 hef. res
80 with slt ,n 70 hf esr aDnft b h41cf d a r-e
iroa ger a.4ey 5 yeaTs 81 2 e1s lr1l sfef ~ =
3 vesf. Cd Eili par s8si43.e fsasrs = req r.
hi s.s o. either = them ard SO reFaf1 fpf Afrt
and csuvlclfOa - -hssL Wire h@s2s Ccls s...fl1
wichita Kan 2f--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
MIcAITA. Oct. so.

The cattle market was active today.
The receipts were fair with nothing notle-
able in quality The prices were quoted
as about steady. A good deal OF the ma
tive stuff in changed hands. The offer
inCs found ready sale and everything OF
native variety in the yards was sold. The
demand for good butcher stuff is good and
more cattle is wanted. The feeling Is
stronger on 2 and year old stock steers.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shipper idea OF the general range of prices Inc
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these ouotaions. according TO the quality OF offer
ing and the state Of the daily markets. These QUO
"a ions ar. only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market The
representative sales should be referred TO to get the
daily fluctuations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


XTTETT71-T0 by. Trade FOR. OK HiKE
" gsz-.e sn--s Us "a wa tsis 80 o. %
S-s.- - : 5 800 ars fEGs
XI-AETEIs-T FURNISHED Hf'JEs FpE
W ti-st t(s-s-seessas Al9fazs li1n-s6ta-z1 -.
= C Esgls Es7r. atsls -
xNrANTED-Tn ErF-A GOOD FAEfLT
W Aar-4 nsast - lassp- ts3. slt1 zarse. - =
N@af ave etsi-A
Ir-assEkF5-A ~EfOs D-FAED PfAs0 AENB
w sss<fsst.ss a. sz.cs - osx = &EsE-ts- 81
ga ="
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-31
TWO NOTABLE UNIONS.
They ARE TO TAKE PLACE At
NO VERY DISTANT DATES.

Miss Harriet Pullman Is to Marry q
Young Californian, and United States
Minister Grub VIII Lead the Rose of
Lismore'' to the Altar.
Aristocratic circles in New York,
Chicago and elsewhere are gently
thrilled by the news of two approaching
marriages, the lady being the noted
figure in one and the gentleman in the
other. General E. Burd Grubb, United
States minister TO Spain. is soon to
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E.i dwelling 9 rooms i2iO y. topeka ave. gas
water BATH furnace. barn. etc D. ". Lewis, k..n-
National bank dis u
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10 buy Wichita ctiy properly az Seo-SicS cHuUty
land ut present nrceS neS7SS large returns yOar
Money. " iCiiita. with her stock Al other indus
tries il juSt ia auey. and such bargains a. we
can now offer were never offered before. All having
business 80 Cur ae are invited TO cali OF correspond
The iciIitss interests 81 u0n-re-iOetts property
and faithfully cgAresi Tor Once scrOnN loor -
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales Of cat
4 at he yards today;
- HOGS.

TIE supply of hogs today was no larger
han yesterday and all but one load of
pigs which came in on the late trains were
sold The market was steady to strong
compared with yesterday. The quality of
The offerings was fair and the market was
active. The supply was again insufficient
for the demand. More good stuff is want
ed Good hogs fad ready sale. The mar
llet closed steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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bid. December sa@941fc bid May 81 0Osl bid.
CORN-Weak. No. 2 cash 5l16c, october SIC
bid year 39J4 a3911c asked. January Sslfc May 400
1915 asked, 49,
May Sic bid.
PORk-Weak. SO %
LARD-Weak, Sc o.
WHISkY-Steady, 81 IS.
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