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Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-13

TOOkS Mattresses. housework girls and other
~ help for city and shore: private families
and hotels. MRS. BABB
lyS I'm Il Elm street
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-13

WANTED,
"A oL1SAaAON bF respectable glfi 70 al
~ general houscwork In pfasate family
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-13
SLATE MANTELS.

You will always find with very select as
sortment as we make a speciality in this line.
Our stock comprises some of the choicest de
signs both in brass nickel plate and polished steel
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DIR. i. E-MM4 COBB.

Females and Childrens disease. s speciality.
Rome for ladies during confinement. strictly pTi-
vBte when % desired. also permanent homes pro
Nidec Tor children when desired. Letters OF iaQut-
N confidential and answered promptly Home IL
Ida Avenue, Wichita. Kansas
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POWER OF KINDNESS.

Men Are Influenced More by Love Than
| by Fear.
The Meydoum pyramid stands in the
burying ground of oldest Egypt, and
! there, day by day, are conducted most
careful explorations under the manage
ment of Mr.. Flinders Petrie. Thus does
the tomb yield up its secrets, but these
| are not more interesting than the fact
demonstrated throughout these opera
lions, that even the idle temperament
of Egyptian workmen is more power
fully Influenced by love than by fear.
At Laxor, swearing bully of an
overseer hustled the children, with their
palm baskets of mold from pit to bank,
flashing them mercilessly at times, and
Ticking his elephant-hide whip for pure
cruelty at the half-naked bodies OF the
poor little boys and girls who, in the
name of science, were working like
slaves, through heat and dust, to bring
back the colossi of Ramses the Great or
the temple of his father Seti, from the
grave of centuries.
1t was sight to make ones blood
boil. to see the lash curl with crack
ankle of girl, as they toiled up the
steep bank with heavy palm basket
on the head. Sometimes it would bring
the poor creatures to their knees, but
when demonstrated, I was told:
1T matters not! No whip, no work "
Now Mr.. Petrie gets twice as much
work out of his men and boys as does
this bully at Luxor, and yet his inter
course with them is uniformly gentle
and serene. 1t was refreshing to sit
there in the shadow of those vast
mounds, at the building OF which the
land had groaned and the lash had been
busy, and TO see how men to-day Ia
bored with the same tools. dressed in
the same way, had much the same sim
pie wants TO satisfy, and the same home
10 return to at eventide
A light was in their faces, and
smile OF their lips, for they toiled for
honest bread at honest prices, and their
master was friend.
That evening / heard boys voice,
and saw boys hand thrust through
the tent where we sat Mr.. Petrie cut
piece OF soap in two, and gave the lad
half, saying quietly:
II find there's nothing like soap for
sore heads"
Soon another voice piped il the dark
ness, and the same knife now dived in
TO pot of ointment and spread some
carefully on a bruised face
Presently, with q low salaa1, dusky
man with an ache in his dusky stomach
applied for cure. The paraaine lamp
was kindled, cup Of coffee was made, /
and spoonful of pepper stirred there
in The poor fellow swallowed il with
q gurgle. and turned 10 go
May God increase your goods ez>
ceedinglyl" were the words of thanks 4
and the grateful ones went back TO 4
their reed huts. their burhouses and i
sandy beds for the night--Gentlenzais
Magazine
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Il. {. a.. hat nm

1t Il said that perpetual motion ma
chimes have been invented, bat up 70
date they have not been pat before The
public- Abou, thirty years ago . ma
chine was constructed for which much
vas claimed. bus Illness prevented ia
Introduction A wheel was made with
sxle and what answered 20 Epo<ex-
The latter we're made in sections, aud
either hinged or nIAde 90 side OF fold
back upon Themselves The power ma.
furnished by ;hs spo<es which extended
On The side CT the wheel which wss
coming down from h0-fzoz.sl % pr
pen65cuIar. The long arms, heavy AZ
the outer ends. tzrsed tie wheel ~
Leverage
There did recently IN Hungary two
ladies who served IA Isss IN tAe rsTolu-
fsOoary army and fOaa8: Ia several %
the hsreest battles dressed IN military
uuitov7n- One % them ~s4 several
times promoted. and znder The name q
Kari attained TIE rank q ssxt li~a.ea-
ant q HnSsarN AZ this p.olnt. how
ever. al artillery nzy1z ssoppe1 her
military career bT marrying her. Tes
other f0ugh: AMER The nszse q Jo@sf.
ard Was decorated for TalOr - ths
fed Sae married long after TIE cssz-
paigu A Hang=ri4a p@p-r. retiring
20 the tsso eas@s. saTs tbAi abyat eozsa
woman s9azht 10 isss - he lzszy.~o-
t-o13ry ia
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An Old Hebrew Proverb If a
horse or an ass which has four legs will
sometimes stumble and fall how much
more is man liable to such misfort-
une seeing he goes only on two legs.
This climate of yourn haint 10
great shakes ez can see" Arkansas
Native-'You wait till cur ager gifts
you. and l guess you'll change yer
mind, stranger chicago Inter-Ocean
Sweet Sixteen-'Do you truly think
that May Is al unlucky month TO get
married imp Sixtv-fve-'I have tried
six different months, and May was no
worse than the others Chicago Inter
Ocean
A Gentle Egotist Brilliant
Jones lwho likes an appreciative audi
encel 10 his hostess-'0h, there!-it's
no use-I give it up, Conversations
impossible when people will talk -
Punch
The Lady Adela waiting to be pre-
sented)-'T really begin 10 feel very
nervous, mother The Countess-.rOf
what, nv love? OF her royal highaessq''
= TX A-1-h AGEAd- III. GI4JL-SEr
ny train Pun
hummelshine, struck . new Joke
al last" Editor (Drightlyl-"Hav
you, indeed?" Humorist-"Yes, It's
about a man who went 70 buy porous
plaster. and" Editor. :. :
Pharmaceutical Era
-Caustic-"HelIo, Baglev. old boy.
let me shake your hand ] hear you're
engaged Bsgley-"Don'c be IN a
hurry. old man, I'm not married vet
Caustic-'*That's the very reason coz
graduate you Boston Pos.
Two Coincidences-''So you didn't
know that ny wife and were born on
the same day said No L No, that's
queer" answered No 2 1T reminds
me that ny wife and were married on
the same day. Courier.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


KANSAS CITY. July 2l.-CATTLE-Rece ipts 500
EhiDMents $50. Market more active, steady, for all
natives. IsXas cattle steady. Sc lec higher.
Bales Dressed beef and shipping steers IS tO6i IS
cows ana he!feIs 81 1902 5 and Indian
stee 81 53eS ID Texas and Indian 81 lOaI -,
ttockers and feeders a. 2Ss3 ". HOGS-Receipus
100 shipments AtU Market steady, strong.
Ranged a5 OJG5 -, bulk as 55s5 20. SHEEP-ke-
seipis lSo, shipments Market, NuttJus steady,
lambs weak,
ST LOUIS. JGly 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 800,
shipments i>1l Market shade better, Native
stesrs strong, few o. sale Texans and Indians
lec higher, e SJCs3 50. HOGS-keceipJs $50 ship
neAts 2t,l Market steady. Heavy 81 7OlE5 90
mixed a. 5Js5 50 light 50 6o&5 s.. SHEEP-Re-
Selpts lluG shipments l504 Market stronger.
NATIVES a. GIGS To-
CHICAGO. July 22.-CATTLE-ReCeIpts 7OOn ship
tlents 4gal Market steady, i0c higher. Texans
. SSe9 -. rangers IS . tS3 -. hUGS-Receipls
l0AN shipments sl0 MarkeI higher. Mixed s. SOC
2 ~ outchersS5 esso IS. light a. Secs So SHEEP
Receipts 00u shipments % q MarAeI steady to
strong Sales: Natives e. 55(Ej IS
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..Ch nsarAsa -prlEx.. {.

These noted sgTings ara heated ~
Narlon. Kan. fifty mile frota Wlch its. ca
the Rock Island road For ire tensas q
the Wichita people vito visit = spend .
few days ~ tuis Hotsd rssorr. the Rex
Island vii! sell excurSIoa tlcksfs SatuE-
days daring the sezs0u. god returnin Z
the following Monday. ~ Lhe loR rae q
zoo. After oucs Fksftiug tEn-s sgr4oZs
yea xii visit 10 ossser Fer further ia
formation pl=ase call - tse Kack Island
ticg-E aIer, 100 corner Mia street 4al
Dyuglss aTenw=. " r. NFssAET
City Tsekei and P4sseF. ZrF Axent.
o5i q Nscallz. han
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and on the British Goa st in 1900, SO the
only specimens to be met there now are
| those that are stuffed and laid on
shelves in the various museums.
The sea unicorn, can, at present, be
found only in arctic waters, 1t being
comparatively free from foes there and
possessing an inexaustible commits
sariat from which to draw its supplies.
Gentle, if not tinid, and comparatively
defenseless, it is not fitted to fight the
battle of life in regions where foes are
numerous and the lord of creation can
put forth all his power. Numbers are
killed annually by the Aleuts and Es-
quimaux and their tusks sold to the
captains of whalers, who pay for them
in goods and provisions A tusk Is
worth all the way from $40 to $50 in
American and European markets, but
the man who first secures it does not,
in all probability, get IS for the finest
specimens
Most OF the narwhal ivory found in
the markets Of the Atlantic states Is
imported from Denmark, Copenhagen
being the principal shipping point
An adult narwhal ranges from ten 10
sixteen feet in length; is blackish in
hue, and has the caudal fin and much
the form of the white whale. It is in
chned TO become mcttled or whitish as
it advances in years, and also moro
cautious, an old male being very diff
cult TO approach and female with
young more so.
1t is said to lose its teeth at an early
age and to be therefore compelled to
live on fish which it can easily overtake
and can masticate readily, not having q
stump left with which to cut its food.
The tusk, which is in reality modified
tooth, extends from the left side of the
upper jaw to a length Of ten or more
feet and is its sole weapon of offense
and defense. Fighting not being
prominent trait of its character, 1t is not
compelled to use its lance very much,
yet when the occasion arises 1t can give
a Prussian uhlan of the guard few
points in thrust and parry.
1t Is almost irresistible in a charge.
and any enemy it may hit is likely to
receive a mortal thrust, as the point of
its lance is very sharp and the blade
strong enough to go through whale
1t has been known to force its tooth
through the side of whaling boat, and
more than one case is on record where
it disabled an Esquimaux canoe and
made its occupants fee for their lives
to convenient iceberg or broken,
floating ice, over which it could not
1t is the only animal known that |
fights foes with a single tooth and, as
it is usually victorious against all of
them except man, it deserves much |
credit for its courage
The single-toothed creature cannot |
travel on land, its pectoral fms being
rather long and flexible and its tail |
broad and too bifurcated 30 be of much
use in terrestrial loconotion. Its dis
from Europe and the greater
portion of this continent would indicate
that it IS doomed to early extinction,
and the probability is that it viii be as
rare as the great aux or mastodon in a
hundred years from now. a member
If the cetaceans, its flesh and fat are
appreciated By savages and its tusks by
white men, so that it has every quality
for its early determination
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs
Female Aim ents in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a speciality.
Noles and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in ali cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Office open from o'clock a. M, until Z
o'clock p. H., Sunday until 1:30 o'clock D.
N. Call at Office over Woodlands bank
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J be con- tii&tss are 10 Is0ssssssnS 81 r~it-
lzLls IlforEla2fo z iAaf TzTFaEf thea 10
saving that ths ress45oa 70 lse heid AZ
Wichltz AaS = - - vii - ~ largest
ard rBoSt s1tASzskasise ever 1@sa 70 KAr-
ss- PAT q zruun9s cau ~ SEQ az the
Arcade dry gpes1 store. Agpsy a. o1rs
" J Hr1@og.
CaAgLEs HATToE Cona-
A-EEAg LGs-
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. July -
FIoUR-Highest patent 81 &C. second patent
D ~ extra faHc-. s. 10.
BU1TtR-First creamery 15c; other grades 100
123pC.
EGGS-l0e12c per dozen
LTkY-Kcosters 81 5012 % per dozen &c
Der pound; hens - OJS2 30 per dozen or &C per
pound; spring chickens 81 75s2 80 per INC
Per pound; turkeys 7Ssc per pound; ducks-tea.
81 =, rlailard g IS per doZen young geese &C per
pound.
fOTAT OES-Ceoice. 5OaS5c per busheL
APPLES-S2 jes4 10 per barrel.
JOAL-Antlracite al 81, Canon City IS %. Weir
City a. So FroutsnAc 81 81, PtIsburg ~ - Illinois
q W, AleAlesler s. "
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The following are the representatlvs sales of hogs
Brief Mention.

Hogs steady.
Cattle market still lower.
2. J. Quigly, the veteran cattle shipper,
had a mixed load in from Harper.
J. NJ Ratcliff of Cunningham had hogs
on the market. Mr. Ratclitf is regular
shipper to the Wichita yards.
j. c. Henrie had in a load of hogs this
afternoon which found speedy sale. He
shipped from Benton.
T. V. Borelsnd of Haven, an extensive
shipper and stockman, shipped hogs in and
found good market
johnson & Quinn of Elmer had hogs on
The market today.
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Dr., D. {, BENNETT,
143 y. Main st.
Fast Train for wichira People. >,

Wichita to Chicago without change of
cars via. the Great Rock Island route.
Leave Wichita at SIS a. N and arrive in
Chicago next morning at us Free re-
Ginning chair cars, Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining cars on this
train. W. II. WISHART,
City Ticket & Passenger Agent,
Wichita, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. T. & P. A,
Chicago, III. d144 #
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= Mazn fesnt Traa for "a ego va sansz Pc
IoH-S.
LssviBg " ichita 81 Ilsg5 a. II. arriving
in Chicago s.IJ a n DeIi day. Fes,ibu 81
tbrOug kour xz-cf
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NISCEILAEEOCS
ID - E - u. - 3.
sorn.thinn TntlrrIr -.

The Santa Re route - nov running daily
a twelv--secfiOu drawing. room Pullman
car from Wichita TO Denver without
change Leaving AZ s.@5 .. II. arriving "a
Dgnver ii n N EXcuTsiou tickets EOS o.
sale 70 al Colorado points
22-tf vs.. d. MCKDocK. D. p. A.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ork Produce.

NEW YORK. July -
COFFEE-Spot Rio Firm. No ls1sc.
SIGA k-neGueu s. eady. Standard A 45-IsG.7-I6c
sonfectouers S-l6,s44sC, powdered A. S,5tc cut
$50
toIIoN-Sieady. Middling uplands a. 7-lGc,
middllng Orleans p site, futures closed stesoV
July Ius1 l.. sales 9sOU bales.
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st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. July p
FLOUR-Steady. Patents - IoG4 Is. extra fancy
s5s3 s., fancy +lG3 40 choice 4.4S2 q, family
2 2jg2 a.
WHEAT-Cash T9a $50
COhN-Cash 461+ G47c
OATS-Cash Sgs3 oslo.
RYE-62c.
BRAN-FiTm e0l56a5Ic.
HAY-New timothy coming in heated. Old not
wanted.
CORN MEAL-S2 65s2 %
FLAX-S5c.
BUTrER-Lower. Creamery 20s2lc, daily Isal7c.
EGGS~Lower. lJc,
BAGGIN G-Quiet, 6SS74c.
P0hh-SI2 6211.
l.ARD-ST oJ4s7 10.
WHISkY-Sl Il.
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NI1|Iif Ea9lf
FINANCEANDC COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the "ioi-'
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle. light; hogs oo4'
SHIPMENTS: Cattle, None; Hogs None
Wnru1TA .1nlV %

The condition Of the cattle market 10
the east is worse than yesterday, the nooo
of cattle having completely demoralizeo
everything. The receipts here were light
and but very few sales were made Inc
market is low. Il would be wise for ship
pers and country buyers TO hold of buy
inc ANYTHING but the very choicest OF
butcher cattle.
The ouorsfions here presented are 10 give the
simmer an IDEA OF the general range Of prices ne
Tar16u. classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these Cuo,atlous acc ordfng 10 the quality OF oHer
iDgs I'd lie stale OF the daily markets. These quo
tafiors are only changed when there has teen g
reruaaeur change il the general market Inc
Snresentatve sa should referred TO 10 get the
sally ruC- uatioDs.
chi SIC pOOd SO ga VI
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
DIR. BENNETT.

Cures Piles, Fis-
tula, FisSure and
all diseases of the
rectum " / { h o ut
knife, ligature, csus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa.
tient is cured.
Private piseas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
~ cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-23
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED ". IsRAKT- r. IsRxAr
Notary Public,
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

TO bay Wichita city properly - Sers-w.cS county
isnc al fIe>el prices. means ArEe refurrs on vgr
money Wichita with her SOCK sr,d of-e- f-ssus-
tries Is Just IN her infancy and such tsrirs a. ".
can now o1ef were never offered beforA 4 hsyf-,-
business N our line 2se invited call Or crrss-,,I
The " ici1lJa interests u -resi,la-ss -~ora-ir
and faithfully JARED for. once sscood 'So.5- -
North MzEkel. Israel Building. q -
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THE MODERN UNICORN.
It Is Fairly Abundant in the Wa.
tiers Of Alaska
It's Commercial Value, However, L. 81
Great That Is Is Gradually Approach.
ing Extinction-Habits Of the
Queer Creature.

The narwhal, or sea unicorn Mono.
don monoceros), whose long and screw
like tusk is supposed to have been the
original of the tabled unicorn of song
and story, is yet fairly abundant in the
waters of Alaska, the only part of the
United States where, according to the
Detroit Free Press, 1t is found At
present
It disappeared from Europe nearly a
century ago, the last one seen in the
German ocean being IN the year 17ss,
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Receipts

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. July -
fLoCR-F Firm. IN good demand. Parent 3 ssRs
O. s1s2 % NIX ~ So ID -
W ELAI-No- I'd sssa-Ic
tOltN--No Cfrs-e.i tzl.slqI..r
oATS-No mixed &c
SGsc- 1-e1i~A ~ hAi-s~s
9 hAh-ffr-n Timothy s. CO. fancy prairie s. oOs
fLAAsEED-steady. Sc on basis Of pure.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES


The hog receipts were moderate. The
average quality was fair, and there were
more heavy hogs than yesterday. All
sales were made readily. The market was
active and steady. A clearance was made.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-23
Situations " aHted-NdIe.
Employment agencies.
AGENTS WANTED.
lEGsF this Lead C yer .lHs ysr 1Ay.

" A. IEJ-A PEW EIESI Glass SPECIAL
w az s0ts 20 work life s1szrs1ce Il kAa-as
OAlAhoI1. and Indian IerT1tog4es Gsao<; territory
aud good missions 70 the Tlszt kLn4 * REL
address with refsTenge aud ex2er1e4ce & H.
Lining 12EaEsE OerLuAl4A Lie iH-l1r4pce CON-
PA1y - New Xxx 81 : dgWIck SZJldln.- v chIlz.
ASG- - u
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New YORK Money

NEW YORK. July -
Money on call easy. closing offered at IL ear cent
Prime mercantile paper Jss5As yer cent
EXChsnSe steady at ~ s. for slxry-iay hills and
81 Se1s Ter demand.
7otal sales OF stock today 1880 shares
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j. L. HAYS, II. ID.
- Douglas ave- wichita Kan. Practice limited 20
Eye, Lar, Nose Threat. ana fitting Speciscles lit
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DIR. CROSKE T.
Office hours To 10 a. IN, 1 TO p. m.
sunday, TO 1880 a. m. III y Main
ST. Residence lois y. Market ST,
Telephone les.
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TYPE WRITERS.

THE sXlTH PgENIEg TYPEwETTER. LAT
y est and bert CslsgraFas - s<ch. Hall -
Does. $}sg nofs tsOcks. 49, AZ supp cheto J1kr
h tazsi- ro1tliEeses12 sss4L l~E sseuaxTS per
aud gS-zry pGu3sC. stdss 4
I'IbAIIi RI loans. CATTLE I0AEs-5gfJss-
- los.t-ed On . ass@t rgsTy fhs1z y .. p Led
itII- 0Ts- Dorsey b1il1ihz- cetsss FlF~t zs1 Na.a
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FOR EXCHANGE.

E'OR EACHANGE-SMALL House AND / vi
Il lots In Hyues addition near Douglas. mortgage
rs Tor Clear lois Address K. Il, hoys, Wichita
hail. AFT
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&c. WILSON, DENTIST.
PHYSICIANS,
". 0. BENNETT, B. s.. B. A., II. D.
Physician and Surgeon

Office with DR.. J E Bennett, lf3 \ Main ST
Devotes his time 10 the general practice OF
medicine and surgery Cases OF confinement
Jtended promptly and satisfactorily Calls
answered from Office at all hours day or night
slim
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hersnt reclining chair cars On all traiss. .ai
Pullman sieepers from wiehits 10 kansz> city AMI
Chicago without change nizht trains T1csets
sold and baggage checked throsgh to AL points
ncrth south, east sRd west and steamship tckees
soac 10 ali Erropesn points a. lowest raf>s CIV
tsckei once 100 East Donglas avenue, corner Maj
street. passenger station cornsr Dcoxias and Nod
avenues Telephone Ia
WI wTsHaRT T-ckex Ar.oL
JNo. SERAs STAN. O. T. A - ChirAxo. III
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sr.rouls SAN rn.xcrsco4H
ArcHIsox. TOPEKA Asasr. vrsr.
TRAINS.
NnWrn AZ KAsr.

NORTH AND NAsr.
No. az Kansas City expre.-
No. tuts Chicago vssfihuses
express.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT yERNON.-Presdent Hartley Of the Mount
Vernon Hospital Association. has appointed com
mittee TO obtain pans and proposals .0r the erection
Of a building for hospital purposes upon the $40 re-
Gently purchased by the association In sevchth-aVc
The hospital was established a1ont three years aga
and has been maintained by voluntary CONTRIBUTORS
The IIodg7nnn Rubber Company has Just given a lot
Of rubber shcctng invalid rings water bottles, bed
pans etc . The members OF the Crescent Club have
decided TO dispose Of the Old clubhouse al sixthaVc
ana Fourth.st The bndIng is one cf the olcest IN
this city. and did The walls possess ne power %
political schemes planned before ii became club
house. and Of late nights OF gayety and plcasut
Society of Christian Endcavor 4 the PTcsbyterlai
Church viii be give. at Willard Hall tonight: II VIII
consist OF tac,us of events of the Civil war, wal
ballads etc, arranged by Captain G. c. Chatiield ana
Major James H.. Jenkins village election VIII
a president, trustees police Justice treasurer collector
and inspectors OF election