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New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlsndt and
DcSbro-~r, IS. follows:
u. IN. for Slatington and intermediate points.
80 for Geneva, Lyons, Elnira RIch Buffalo
West Pottsvlc and principal local poins. Chai
car 10 Lyons and Pullman ear 10 Suspension Bridge.
20 1. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II for L. and B. Junction and intermediate polnsA
Chair - Nauch chunk.
p. N. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. ChaH
TO Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and HarIs
burg.
$40 D. m. for Elmira and principal intermediate points
CHAIR 10 Wkebarre and Pullman sleeper Suspension
Bridge .
so p m. for Pottsyile. Mauch Chunk and intermedi.
points. Chair 10 Nauch Chunk.
0:lO p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection "a Reading and Harrisburg.
=. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge
Trains leaving ,at a. m, II a. M, p, and 34o
connect for all points IN Mahonoy and Hazclton coal
regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 a. for Mauch Chunk Haleton and intermediate
points. and IL a. H. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points.
10 D. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate poipts.
p m. for Geneva, Lyons. Eimira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern Once go Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co.
ANNUAL MEETING.
VNIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Joliet and
L Chicago Raurcid Company are hereby notified that
,T NATAL r-tiag of sai1 company for the election OF
director and action % such oer 6usines. a may Do
uy...,,,I v ta held the general Offices of tho h ago
I Nl,on Railroad Companv IN chicago. H. on Monday
H.. c.i Grv q Aprf ncNt at 10 o'co'k D. m ,--
The transfer books VIII b' "losf a IN" close OF business
hour OIL, ,,rh 10th Instant. aud reopcncl on the 'th DAY
' "I'" CHARLES II. FOSTER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
finantlni.
ENE
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY

WAS INCORPORATED JUNE 1870, oNphl. Ahh
laws oE THE STATE OF NEWJERSEY.
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CAPITAL, --- sI,CO0'eoe
divided into 10. 600 Shares of $100 Each
LI'LL pAID AND I INASoI-ooNHH

T.. business is the manufacture and sae Of drugs sad
chemicals Ih are & the Os Se aS3eGSl St ln @
MAJ cb marvellous ard unprecedented success IN the
G4%nea3e Ss f1s, have aectafcre 3 been By
It costs the Gn eneSp's ; o. II, sG Pp Of
entro msdicai profession win gladly PsSiHse .ei n@a use h
GeeIy Ia preier'nce 10 any Of the neie"i''e "'u uncertain
proais from the of ouinne run up in
The asaf paid to. 's a e:cGSss Of HoPns % dS5
m@iTn @ e.tmatd sales Will yield profit of s@joOoo per
h aeqs or The rneq g. sat" al, aopS ,ao and 2 on
u9 no. ciS ii.zrd world oaers ready and tatcr
nlhs oF tas ac Ss;o, Fyy Fy'oa.'s are ' '
TN. company calls attention TO IN ia.t M, aI soon - -
Aye out Of e. e'ey M oaG 1d hqnaJSH s tor aoa S u her oat
OF net P'qat Pr Ps, 92g l S q 29ooo q t6e stock Tas
placed t,el.ary wor12g "ptal o LARGO .c and
TO Introduce and advertise e!r pTodgG siTcy ara GiS
states company are selling PORTION OF t tr,s
s9 g,y 'Gs as, at tad EH I rok nadHs fodaa
The piice VIII advanced SHORTY Iee sscmp1ay has @
rchy rewarded in substantial divdend' a' the company
or l59 rra cFTT sI I,5dmAS,S PEE ASNgT hand
sonc surplus 6.se-, ,. ,,,. ,o e,,,go and Aoup tho
TansSfass sd s5 ScTS 70 'as ts5 20 s 9 "
M. Suprhtdont estimates that the enarrd 1ci,i.i,,
VIII ont 20 coo fro'' per onnui at net prom" "l 30
I, ,5diona enlargement. will 10 tho demand IN
Tie laFs} r. ';Gs9tr' rcn ar ef?fc ai,,y 2 Ro o
+ ". MySfs & CO.. Rani,r-. Drcyo Ruitng. rAl.G"
ha: Edward K'aru y. Isq., q |co-r-, y ~ I's>eH
'oqt,ts Ntw-NO-t Sdr mol NIIor. Ihq. W
~. rsrr y Klr,ia '.aqAer- Nr'v-Yo.F: Clar'u',
neiaiod d. E,q. Clvi' E"~inccr VAIL. NewNo-k; !;
wuiisr, n S,o,t f4o. ~ Iioat It. Ills building New
York and several prominent Ner-Yo-E rrnt"n'n VINO
Tho c,Trrnv's sfo- will bf 2 ,afr sound a'f profitable
nyo fer- as ~. bislnr.- wli ," free fr"p m" vici>
cr.ct 3D.. "'ff ti0l or IN
Gr.tr, ratur rc.d led ros. ~ r o. fll - 'ar's
l'E " " lft iltf' '''
irr rover OF THE STANDARD ChENI AL COMPANIES
st0-H. ..,...
TIA. ,s bu-nrs. and profits VIII .ncros-c year ~ r ar
\ IDIcaiiJn. Tor stock and all cheeks drafts. &C.
should be aGfro-.od g. .
S'r.NDAEn CHEMICAL COMPANY.
90 aud - Broadway. N"wi YORK
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

Tho State issues were neglected. The only
business in city bank stocks Was III udlh'uh 'aN'
at 3l5 and Western 80 at lOO. L,1
Iittln more activity in the general p0Ed
market was PRODUCTIVE NJ lover prices -.
Atcnison issues were active without HhPoi '",' 80"
CHANCE i'm prices and the general As cioSto cA-
ccDt,oually little higher. Eie second cChsolo
fcil ! Ia per cent to IS, Reading 5eheTdIs pei
cent to IS l-2 ana many otner issues iosU itoHi ron,
- to ! per cent. Reference ID h""o ~ '' ''
Tnre" nn nl was easier at l-2 and per ceat,
although By the rules OF the otVcN E@on'nse ,
loans extend to Monuay. Inc hignesI ia'c w. ,nr
nrr cont and near the close offerings at per
ceIt were not placed. Time loans, ON the con
trarv. were litle dearer, at to - pei een''
Tie Clearing Iiouse statement 'o-ddS wac 10
follows: Exchanges, 94,6ol ,So4; balances S9'-
lie Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to TIE
Clearing House $ii2,39l. The business oi ilY
sub- Treasury for the week ended tonight lciu"Vu
receipts oI $1,000, ,J?G and payments 81 -
1G7 leaving the general balance al - 7'4C9'%l',
asalns; $l12 ,oj54"s on t"iuS'. :, -, ''
aIDarent gain OF Sl,6l2,1J9. but deouctiiIs Ito'
no n9yrtrrts - ,1OA. 900 and from the I'c'lpI'
SG4 .oO0 for items which affect only us account
win tnr General lIcaSIrE, us g"ln as ancG,inE
10 hanks is Se6l, ,1j9 and tins result plci"I >
The payment Of %l,I36 for pGrchosea D9naS, ~
d1y'F operations covered Receipts, So l9,43t
p.y,neni.. s2.j76,09l; with balances oil @loo'
o04 O13 coin and SSiG0,li4 currency. u
Mo Treasury bought 10000 ounces OF silver
brIii"n at from 9s IL to gs.3J cents an ounce.
inc offerings amounted to l,O-o,ooo 9umceS, @ pn t
thc prices cf these tha' were 1cJo0'e WIZ
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
cciycd today S267125 National bank notes LOT
redemption. .. GO, ocq tLc in.
The customs receipts were S'@l 'YoS' t.lf ol,i a,I
torral revenue receipts S364,1 and the misccl-
lancous receipts $59,353 -......,. ~, ooa,,
Toays Washington Treasury statement Gf caSa ,S
on hand and deposits in bank compares wilh 'hc
drnres of the last previous statement as follows
Mar g. Mar. g. Differences.
ca "a s i55s9S '5 Ss5 s fas 's
NtJ ltEul-teEdlS .-o-.e - o,o IN. Nae oA o5l
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
financial Hleetlns5.

TEW-YORK January 20. 1891
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE
NJ Office is hereby given taat the annual
~ me.tnc OF the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Rsilway Company vii be held at the office q the com:
pany In ST. Louis, Mo, Tuesday, the 10th day or
March next az o'clocK the election OF thirteen
Directors for ensuing year aud for the transaction Of
any other bciore SAID meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Board Of Directors VIII be nod
OF the same office on "Wednesday The lIth day Oh March,
lac trons,r looks will be closed THURSDAY February
g. az O'Clock T. IN. and reopened Thursiay. March
Il, AZ 10 o'clO,K a. m JAY GOULD. President
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

Tbr vendor. agree 10 retuin tho Ownership for hvc
- or more of nj least 10000 shares of the CONF
,,x'. stock, representing at par $i,9OO,O0S, ana
r,u.i.tng of J.OC0 shares of Common 'Ni1ck ana
ooO shares Of second Preferred stock. These -ccn-
rites will be placed ia the possession Of the h"Sion
a q. and Trust Company for the period men-
iioned. ,. ,,,,,
,Is.-rs = v. White IL Co and Waller :. Blanchard
p President Of the Metropolitan NntionaI Bank Of
have Investigated the business nnir- 81 ihc
.xcral vendors and ommcnd the securities ohefed
n entirely worthy of public confidence.
pvusPECTUSE- AND FORMS CF}iPP'lChTloN
u,y RE OBTAINED At TIE yARtOrS OFFICES,
WHERE sI BsC.IPTIONs WILL BIZ RECEIVED
SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL CLOSE WEpHIS'
DAY MARCH II. 1894.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

*ct cash s2O5. .405,S6o '2o5ssl9.o Inc s5 s '92
The foreign exchanges were dull and strong
witbJct other feature. There was no cganSe ia
Quotations Tor ac0l business, as follows !: baiIeIS
biIIs S4s5 and ~ So respectively for long and
cbnrt stcrne: French francs 81 10 ID and
2IG IS: r.ichmarks, % 3-s and % IS
In London British conso!s were weak IN 'he
corI,. declines but they closed Ia higher at
az $1G for money and 3-l6 higher at 90 ZIG for
The account The Bank Of England lost t2",oOO
bullion on balance. In tie open market rates lor
,ntnnv were softer Of . - ard 5-S per cent for
G;scotrts and . per cent for balances. Bar silver
,gas a shade lower at "A 1l-lGd an ounce. AnIcr-
can railway shares were dull and Irregular. and
after small advances lost the improvement. Inc
oycternnt over Argentine affairs did not extend
81 American stocks. At Paris French PET cents
were steady at 9J.j5.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
a,

ST. LOUIS, IKON MOL y IAi. ~ oOO fII-Ks-'
HALLWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE
~ Office is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF tn stockholders Of the St. Louis. Iron
Mountain lnA southern Railway Company VIII be held az
the ol.ee Oh the company s. Louis Mo. on TUESDAY
te ION day of March next az o'clock a. M ior he
election Directors for the easung year and Tor
te Transaction o. any other business that ma come 9e3r'
SAID meeting. IN. annual meeting Of the board OF III.
rector VIII be h-d az the sat ONCE on wednesday me
lit dIr y March. at u 0'rlo noon. -,
Tho transfer book, Will be closed THURSDAY February
A. O'Clock D. m. and rsop-Ied Thur,day, March
IL. at 10 o'clock 4. N. JAY GOULD, PFeSuehI
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
Bankers dno Brokers.
Diui0end Notifies

tJlDl0e1lU NUIIG5
~ He NATIONAL STARCH MANI FACIl n
ING COMPANY once Of the Treasurer : HG 2gs SS Sonth
NeW-l lori.-At ihe annual meeting of uls COMPANY,
.elG Gown ton KY the 4h inst, the nXed cLargs
Ogother with the dividends on the 9rIerreg
one per cent on tie common stock was declared
ot OF tho surplus PAYABLE at this Office, March l4th next,
to stockholders OF record February 2Sh, 1891. m -, -.
Tho OF the common STOCK VIII ciose AZ
10 O'Clock saturday February 1891, and reopen Monday
morning. March 1G at 10 o'clock.
CHARLES c. BURNS. Treasurer.
New-York. February 20. 1891
THE NEWYOEK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CON-
PANY, TREASURER,S OFFICE. ,oo,
NEWYORK, March T. 1891.
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
Z pany have this day declared dividend OF Two and
Onc.haf Cent preferred and stock paya-
bic from earnings and proGt Of the City Line az THIS
onicc on the first day Of Ap next The transfer books
viii be closed az l. O'Clock m. March a. and reopened
'' ~ Oi0'N ." '' '''" - f. V. W. ROsSITER.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
81, 200, 10000


yrptss,nts continuously successful busnces care"r
t,dng two Of them, for more uah hy years, ana
~ fo m. other two, considerably tha quarter
OF a century.
The book, and OF each Of the vendors have
,.c, submitted to Mc-.r-. HART BROTHER-, TID-
UrTrS Il COMPANY, the weil-known expert ne
oup,n.t. from whose certificate, which's set forth
A., , Il, the ctus, thu following j. extract;
..Thc AGCKE0ATE SALE. FOR IliE PAST FOUR
WARS HAVE BEEN eIo.t52.t51 90. EQUAL TO
~ AVERAGE Or S2,J3s.O3 91 PER ANNIL
r,IE NET PROPIT- FOR THE SAME PERIOD
,,,vr HrcN al671, 800 .JG, OR AN AVERAGE OF
sllg.iG2 30 PER ANNUM
The pr,As for the last twelve months show consid
,ol Increase those Of any former wear, and the
cs have progressed steadily as evidenced by the follow"
In, statement covering the period under eXamiHAtlon;
- rot,I sales ........... So ~ .i39
"a Recommendations. 2.j12.;S130J
% Observation-Disclosures. 2,3SO.03iI1
90 Observation-Disclosures. 1881 ,.eS 10
S1O,152,151 60
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

TIiFRE REMAINS APPLICABLE TO
DIVIDENDS Upon THE C0MMON
sTOCK THE SUM Or................--...2 81 i,tO939
WHICH IL EQUIVALENT TO II PnR CENT PER
- fNNUNI
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
S1O,152, 1850
(sIRned.l
HART BROS. TIBBETTs & CO"

T. Will be seen that the average yearly profit for the
noe, four years has been s19iO2 80 Taking this
tas,s and deducting
six per cent. upon Sf.230,00O
,ocorrcd stocl, ........... g j. 900 90
Eight per cent. upon S1,25000O
.coua prcferrcd stock lOOVOOOo
And salaries of
six former owners, who remain ~ Man
N'N '"'' IN oOO 90
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

Actual cash IN
treasury vaults
over Outsand- . .,, -, ., -, 40 80 roo s,na ara
INK cccI',- 1..4 20 Inc. 1879
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

The business Transferred IN each case Is taken over
from January l. 1891 The company has no d'hi' or
liabilities Of any description whatever except obligations
necessarily Incurred the conduct Of business since that
date.
Registrar Of the stock
BOSTON SAFE DEPOsIT AND TRUST COMPANY,
BOSTON.
Transfer Agents In tcw- York
MESSES. 5. V. WHITE co.
Auditors
HART BROTHERS. TIBDET-TS Z CO., LONDON AND
NEWYOHK.
Directors.
JAMES W. TUFTS. President
ALVIN D. PUFF-R Flf-t Vice President.
ALFRED II LIPPINCoTT. Second Viee.President
JAMES " NORTH. Treasurer
JOHN II. MATTHEWS, of the nrm OF John Matthews
FRANKLIN W. HOPKINS, ot the Arm OF 5. v White
& CO.. bankers.
WALTER :. BLANCHARD. President OF the Nctropoli-
tan National Bank. Boston.
The bu,la.,, ~ tho corporation will be managed by
JAMES W TUFTS. JAMES =. NORTH ALFRED H.
LIPPINCoTT. f. HAZARD LlPPINCOTr. DANIEL j.
PUIfI.lI and LUTHER w PuFFEM
Each md every of The present vendors whether
.uoIoycd in the new corporation not so employed,
have signed contract not TO engage compete in any
similar businesS
STATEMENT OF VENDORS
Nature Of Busnc.--The business 0. these concerns
consts Of the manuia and sale Of saltwater appara
tus and supplies and bong machinery in all IT, branches,
Ia which department OF industry they constitute the prn
cipa e~tahlIshm'nts in the world
Property CONVEYED he property conveyed consists
=, real estate free and clear Of ncunlrance the entire
manufacturing plant o each OF the several concerns their
l,rqo stock of goods manufactured and In process Of
manufacture materials, machinery, appliances or all de-
tpiton, letter, patent OF the United States the num-
her of more than hundred and forty and the good
will Of all the concerns. bills receivable held by the
several vendors are also Included, 10 the amount Of
500 ooo The payment OF each OF these Is guaranteed
10 the company by the vendor In whose business It orir
ra.d and a working capital Will thus be provided equiv
al-nt 20 100000 In money.
Tho property conveyed TO the company may be thus
summarized:
r,, F.,ntc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIi7.sG97S
s, ou ,,a nd al Cost................ 1852, 1870 -
Manufacturing PLANT, nt much below
............................... 100000 90
worl,ing Capital TO he provided rs
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

There were no TRANSACTIONS ~ ~ s mn ~ ~
bonds but The market was firm and bids for thc
stamped per cents were raised Ia anu >Rs oII T..
J'Lo clnSiu0 UuotatiOnS were as lOIIOWs :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-28
A FEMALE MASS MEETING.

The woman advocates OF female suffrage
are making a great effort to get into the
municipal muddle which Is inevitable in
connection with this springs election a
so-called woman's mass meeting was held
in the old common pleas court room night
before last, the report of which sent in to
this paper shows was participated in by
men. The report says the chairmaness
stated the object Of the meeting, but the
object. as stated, is omitted from the re
port. We suppose it WAS an appeal to turn
out and save the country. Five women
made speeches and the report says they
were brainy and representative The wo-
men who talked were not the wives OF the
men who talked, and il doesn't appear
from their report that the wives of the
men who talked were even present II is
very doubtful If the husbands OF the wo-
men who talked will vote with them,
while Ii is no doubt true that the woman
whose husband is for female suffrage en-
tertains in Ter heart a contempt for both
him and his coadjutors, especially If
around her heart and head circles the joys
and clusters the loves Of happy home. Il
is our Judgment IL this womans night
mass meetings in a public hall are 10 be
kept up that the husbands OF the wives
who &C there will forswear voting alto
gether, and that the wives Of the men who
thus mix up will find more unhappiuess in
their lives than they deserve
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-28
AN ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

Last evening about $50 O'Clock, Fred
Hassick, who works in the shop of E. Ct.
Gallant, the jeweler on North Main
street, went up stairs to the shop to black
his shoes. He stumbled over something
in the dark on the floor of the hall way
that had a metallic ring and on picking it
up and going to the light proved to be a
set of burglar tools. He was somewhat
frightened, but went at once for some
assistance He went to police head quar-
tiers and was told TO go back to Main
street, secure a patrolman and watch the
building While going he met a
boy chum and took him along and
left him at the bottom of
the stairway to watch while he went after
policeman. While Fred was gone man
came along and went up the stairs and
remained few minutes, when he came
down and walked in the direction Of First
street, turning toward Market. When he
reached the corner of Market he was seen
by the boy, who had followed him, to
break into sharp run to the north, disap-
pearing toward the court house
The tools consisted of drills, punches, a
heavy hammer, and lot of fuse They
are now in the possession of the police.
One of the workmen in the shops enter
ed the room and found the transom over
the entrance door turned and an outside
window unfastened. These are always
carefully secured at night when leaving
work. The thief was no doubt in the room
when Fred ran onto the tools ready to
open the door and go to work on the safe
but the noise of the boy running onto the
tools scared him and he escaped by the
window
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Several of the members of the Degree OF
Honor happened to be born on or near the
same day, and that organization made ar
engagements at its last regular meeting TO
give them a surprise at the hall on North
Market.
The recipients of the good wishes Of the
order were Syl Dunkin, who turned 10 yes
terday; s G. Crib, who was celebrating
his 47th birthday. and Mrs. J. G. Schu-
macher, who, being lady, was not urged
to give her age, but it was guessed TO be 80
years. Mrs Schumacher's birthday was
today, so last evening was fixed upon as
midway point to celebrate on.
Congratulatory speeches were made by
several members of the order. after which
the evening was spent IN social games.
Refreshments consisting of sandwiches,
cake, fruit and pickles, were served by the
ladies. The company parted about II
o'clock, wishing each OF the persons whose
anniversary was remembered many happy
returns OF the same.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-28
UNITED STATES COURT.
A Motion Filed for New Trial in the
Adams Case.

The time yesterday in Judge Dundy's
court was occupied in bearing arguments
on motion for new trial in the case OF
J.C. Adams. who was found guilty on the
charge of killing Captain Couch. The
motion was based on the claim OF the ex-
clusion of important evidence on the part
of the defense and on the instructions TO
the jury not being broad enough.
The motion was argued by Messrs.
Shields and Green for the defendant. and
by United States District Attorney
ADV for the government The
court took the matter under advisement
until 10 o'clock this morning. when de-
cision will be rendered. MIR. Adams was
in court during the argument of the mo-
ton accompanied by Mrs Adams.
Sentence will probably be passed on Eddie
Belden and Jake Pecora today, also upon
Adams should the decision be against the
granting of new trial.
The argument in the Lewis case was
completed yesterday morning by Judge
Green for the defense, and Col. Hallowell
for the government. The case went to the
Jury soon after noon, and a recess was
taken in Judge Ryner's court and
he occupied the bench with Judge Dundy
during the hearing of the motion in the
Adams case.
AT the conclusion of this argument a
recess was taken until 7:30 last evening
The jury agreed upon verdict and it was
announced at the evening session which
was one of acquittal. Lewis was i'm
mediately surrounded by his friends who
congratulated him on the fortunate term
ination of his case.
The case of the United States VS.. Henry
Cook charged with adultery was con-
tlnued to the September term.
The case of United States VS.. Dorothy
Nicholson for fornication was also con
tinued until the next term.
1t is the expectation of the judges tc
finish the docket in few more days with
the exception of the continued cases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-28
AT THE FRANKLIN SCHOOL.

Yesterday afternoon A and grades at
the Franklin school were reviewed in their
work OF the session thus far, and quite a
number of the parents and friends of the
children were present by invitation Of the
teachers to witness the exercises. The
program was:
Opening exercises.
Number work.
Singing.
Drawing.
j and G. reading.
CalisthenlcS.
ID reading
Sounding exercises.
Spelling match
RecitationS and singing.
Exhibition of work.
The pupils, whose ages ranged seven to
twelve years and about sixty in number.
are as bright and quick lot as can be
found in any school room in the land
The responses of the children were espec-
tally noticeable for the accurate and dis
tinct pronunciation of words and proper
modulations of voice in reading and speak
ing.
The particular purpose of the teachers,
Miss Avanona Bryson, and her assistant,
Miss Costellar, who is the principal of the
Normal training feature of the two grades,
in giving the review before the children S
parents, was to show the practical bene-
fits to the children of the system. The re-
suits accomplished thus far are certainly
satisfactory to the patrons of the Franklin
whose children are under the tuition of
the ladies in charge and no less compli-
mentary to them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-28
PERSONALS.

A. n. Stewart, of Runnymede, is in the
city.
Henry Huffman, of Ellinwood, is in the
city.
D. Morgan, of Chicago. is registered at
the Carey.
G. B. Allen, of Cincinnati, is in the city
on business.
81. W. Bunker of Newton, is down on a
business visit.
E. Barrett, of Wellington, is registered
at the Metropole.
o. B. Steel, of Hutchinson, is stopping
at the Metropole
John F. Way, of Guthrie. is registered
at the Occidental
G. B. Williams, of New York, is visit
ing friends in the city.
J, d. Gumear, of Kansas City, is regis
tered at the Manhattan.
B. A. Williams of Chicago, was in the
city yesterday on business.
E. NJ. Baldwin. of Arkansas City, is
registered at the Occidental
L. r. Delaney and J. A. Ellis, of Guthrie,
are registered at the Carey.
George w. Clark and wife, of Topeka,
are stopping at the Manhattan.
George F. Rolin of Leon, was in yester-
day, looking after some business matters