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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-16
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE.
Although It Deals with Grave
Things This Tale IL Funny.
How q Justice of the Peace Condemned .
Man to Death Without Any Ia
dictment- Rescued by Gov.
Matthews.

Some seventy years ago, as gray
haired pioneers report, there was in
Mississippi justice of the peace who
needed no clerk to write him down as
an ass. He attended to that clerical
duty himself, says the chronicler of the
Atlanta Constitution. His district was
in the interior and remote from the GEN.
tiers of intelligence. 1t was far away
In the wild woods. No lawyer dwelt in
those parts, and the prevalent idea of
Justice and the modes of administering
1t were primitive and somewhat arbi-
trary. There were no railroads, tele-
graphs or rapid mails to spread intelli-
gence as in these palmy days.
A man in the neighborhood of this
modern Dogberry had the misfortune
to take the life of fellow man, and
the funotionary had him brought up for
trial He examined the witnesses on
both sides, made up his mind that the
homicide was unjustifable, and con-
demned the prisoner to be hanged by
the neck until dead. The sentence al.
lowed the man but few days more Of
life, and the condemned begged for q
little more time He told the court
tearfully that his crop was about ready
to be harvested, and he hoped that for
the sake of his wife and children his
honor would spare his life until that
duty could be performed. 1t was the
last service he should ever render to
those nearest and dearest to him.
Friends interceded, and the judge re-
Tented. He granted the doomed man a
respite of thirty days, and discharged
him on his own recognizance, after ex-
acting solemn pledge that he would
appear promptly on the day appointed
and be hanged.
A political campaign was in progress
that fall Gov. Matthews, a popular
stumper, was in the field, and happened
to have an appointment at the time and
place fixed for the execution. While he
was chatting with a group of rustic adj
herents wagon, drawn by two oxen,
was observed slowly approaching. AS
it drew near it was seen to be occupied
by a man, woman and several chill
dren. They were all weeping bitterly,
and the wife chung to the husbands
neck. The latter was pale and bag
gard He stopped the Wagon as a by
stander Che was the justice) called out:
$50 you've kept your word, Charley?"
YES" said the condemned man with
a deep sob. "I'm a man of my word;
I'm ready to die" Here the walls of
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the wife and the little ones became
heartrending.
"Why, what's all this?' said Gov.
Matthews.
Its hangin'," some one answered
'But is it all regular" said the gov
ernor. who was good criminal lawyer.
''Oh! yes, it's all right. ledge Smith
knows what he's about"
who's Judge Sruith?"
Hes our jestis Nv the peace"
And did he try this MANI" continued
Matthews, becoming very much inter
ested in the proceedings. But he could
get no attention, for the procession was
now forming to convey the prisoner to
the place of execution. The governor
followed along, half dazed by the
amusing procedure, and half believing
it was all a practical joke. But it was
all in dead earnest A gallows had
been erected, and when the place was
reached the prisoner was made to stand
up, and the justice, assisted by his
nervous constable, tied his hands be-
hind his back. bandaged his eyes and
was beginning to adjust the moose
when Gov. Matthews called, in a loud
voice:
Hold on, there, Mr.. Justice! VIII
you listen to me, just a moment?"
well, what is it. guv'ner?"
What is the mans crime?"
KILN another man"
How was he triedP'
81 tried him aud sentenced him to
die Hes guilty, gunner. It's all right"
But it's not all right" answered
Matthews Its all wrong. Don't you
know that grand jury must indict
man before he can be tried for homi-
eide? Don't you know he can only be
tried in the circuit court? Don't you
know that you can only send him to
jail or bind him over to await the action
OF the grand jury? Don't you know
that il you take this mans life you Will
be indicted for murder YOURSELF"
is that so, guy ner?" said the justice,
as soon as he could recover breath
And he slowly turned the prisoner loose
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f'iIhrI WIS ItHI C PtI 'Ihs lrr faV.
Coz 400 10 LOAN IN AMOUNTS OF
eO-c. OOO ;Jt0 and upwards. good
urify, farms loan preferred.
rates low w. !. o. borIs, isUOlus
il and - ZimmerJ Building.
Wichita Kan LIf7 II >
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Ielecrapn.

KANSAS CITY. July 15-CATTLE-R Receipts 500
sIlpuvA. iluU Choice steers steady. others l012Jc
lower. owS ol5c lower, feeders steady Texas CT
lie stesCE tc lOc lower. Sales: Dressed beef and
shipping steers e. JUS5 40 cows ana heifers 81 100
: ~, Texas and Indian steers 81 l5GS o. 1eNa- and
Indian cows 81 4eSs d. stockers and feeders 81 500
- NJ hOGS-heCelpts c1uJ shipments $50 Market
weak 10 SC lower. Ranged IS S9s5 90 bu K as 65a
~. SHEEP-heceipis z400, shipments 500. Coed
lnuitors and lambs steady, others dull and weak.
Sales ranGedS2 oy&5 81,
81, LOUIS. July 5.-CATTLE-Recepts 100 ship
ments 4ltO. Man ket steady strong. Natives s. ia
b ~, i~Nans e. 3 Is %. HOGS = keceipts SssBI.
shipments $50 Market 5Gl0c lower. Heavy S5 ID
O. ~ mixed IS iOG5 S. light - 6US5 So SHkEP
-lseoeipts zoo shipments l00U Market higher.
Sales s. i5tI5 >.
CHICAGO. July observation-disclosures 10000 ship
ments 4kl Market weaker Steers a. lsa5 10
stockyrs - WSS - native cows and heifeIs s. SlS
- hOGS-hecripts2 O10. shipments 9IO Market
ste,dy. Mixed and packers - J0GS - butchers
q oSS5 %. light 8 SEAS 70. SHEEP-keceip osEU
shipments lou Marhet steady sales ranged S. 81
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GENERAL STORAGE.

CBORT TINE MONEY TO LOAN on LIVE
- stocs or any good security al reasonable rates
K. '. Hewlett, over It9 \ Blain ST. ga
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES
The following the representative sales OF cat
tie a. the yads today:
HOGS.

The receipts were moderate; none too
moderate however, as the demand was
scarcely perceptable. One packer wanted
one or two loads of just one kind of hogs,
and another left the yards at 10 o'clock
without buying hog. The statesmen sat
on the fence and looked as if they had lost
their last friend. Two or three small
punches of five hogs sold at s. 45 to $500,
but the medium and common hogs found
no buyers until late IN the day when the
spectators took hold and cleaned up
nearly everything and some went forward
IN first hands.
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FINANCIAL.

EoUND-UNBRELLA o. DOUGLAS AVENUE;
owner can have same by describing property.
81 at Police headquarters. GA u
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"Chfngsvasa spring."

These noted springs are located as
Marion. Kan. fiftT miles from WiebitA, on
the Rock Island road For the benefit Of
the Wichita people who wish 10 spend a
few days at this noted resort, the Rock
Island will sell excursion tickets Satur-
days during the season. good returning
THE following Monday. 81 the low rate OF
g % After once Waiting those springs
you will visit 10 other For further 10
formation please call At the Rock Island
ticket Office. 100 corner Main street And
Douglas svrpue. ". II. WfsHAET.
City Ticket and Passenger Agent.
d-Itf HicEita, Kan.
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Tra7s.srs 70 and from Utah viii bs
pi~as.d 20 learn thai PRIlmAn palace
sl-.D-rs nov run through. dSily. without
change 0st-ssu Chicago and Ogden. over
santa Fe, CC.oFaao Aidlznd and R8o
6-znds western lass-Esst~bo1nd va
Colombo SyTlaz. ard ssst~DSuad va Col
crAdo Springs add Deavsr.
lie true eCsajc route; p.satT - tilSs 20
zee Maaitoa sud Tscia.tT.
Doubi. daily passenger tsTTscs bstrsea
Denver and Ozdsa-
IoqElrs a DsAs-s: santa Fs rcass ;s<kst
ag~AL Tor T<t@as ssssp<F sssS-Ts;4oas.
efe dEg1 Il
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Tho CRYSTAL Palace.

The Crystal palace in London covers
an area of 6o3,672 square feet, is l,6os
feet long by ss4 feet wide; height, 147
feet, and, including the grounds, it COW
ers $50 acres OF land The glass used
weighed 500 tons, had al area Of Is
acres, and if the panes were laid singly
end to end they would extend to the
enormous length of 243 miles
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Throagh chair ar 10 Omaha TIE san -
EsENz.

Kansas = 3 gr.a; state fer corn. r~ksa:
cattle, hoz-. AID financial Iadsp@aasuos-
TIE A I L :. r. railroad has seTsTaI
thousand nice farms .or s&se 2 - cid
land graft sioag the fertile ATkansSs
riveE. % so1th ceutT4i AID western Kan
sas Write - IS. u GartSTk. WicLit4
kAn-. faT copy q fssssf lnst 4ss4sd. -
az fail 4nfLrst AisC1 relative - EEg
CAPACITY o. kansAs lz1Gs. Co.'S Per 2 2
AID terms * sz4. cstf
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Wichita % Chicago without chanzs Of
cars via the Great Rock Island route.
Leave Wichita 81 IS a N. and arrive IN
Chicago next morning ~ 7.la fre1 re-
cilninz chair carr. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining cars On tbs
train. " n. WIsHART.
CITY Tcks; & Passenger Agsnt.
Wichita, Kan.
JOBS SEEAsTfAs. G. 7. & T. a,
Chiesxo III asa =
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Rock Island Er-ursinn IIsr.

Destination. Rate. Tickets on Sale. Limit
Kansas City. No
ana RETURN. 6.l5 Aug - 10 3 Sept Is.
Denver and re-.
turn..........I..50 AUG. 4to 10 Oct 10
The above rates are all single fares for
the round trip. For further information
please call at the Rock Island ticket Office
100, corner Main street and Douglas ave
hue. Passenger depot corner Mead and
Douglas avenues. ". H WISHART,
City Ticket and Passenger Agent,
TT Wichita, Kan
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visltor-You seen % hare bright
70. % sszdeutS2
Profrssor-Yes, a. ezceDt Jones Hs
Is ~ oontoundedly s:apsd thA. would
not be surprised 4 - yer. 20 cone 20
school, some day asd tsn ne thz, %
had gone and got zarrisd-Ts-As SIT
.r-~&
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NTORAGE - EXlOS WAREHOUSE NEW
- clean and almost FIRE proof Near Douglas
avenue and santa Re Gepot Once ei7 L, Douglas.
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Falling Asleep

Few are aware that the human body
falls asleep by degrees A French
Psychologist conceives that the sense Of
sight sleeps first. then the sense Of tastA
next the sense of smell. next that OF
hearing, and lastly that Of touch
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FOR S4IEE<af Esfnte.

nwELLISG PROPERTY FOX SzLE wR.Cu
~ COT $50 % Sal-a- SEAo= s@4aA E-2cawszsss
E1s aeE0s- 80 =
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Jess-Ii IL sad TIA. Mss Got-ux hAs
decided q deTDts hsr fortaDs - phiiAn-
taropy.
Beas-I 4hozA6at worder u there
sszs smelling IN u; heard sks ~as
engaged % Gerzazz b2roaS-DrooEiya
Lie
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Wichita Grain Market.
wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, July Is
FLoUR-Highest patent 81 A. second patent.
y ~ extra faucy', 81 20.
BJIILR-rir-t creamery l5c; other grades l0a
l21SC.
kGGS-l0G l2c per dozen.
POIL1i l-koo>ters 81 5082 % per dozen or Sc
per pound; fens - UG2 % pr dozen or &C per
pound; spTl- ,hiCkcn> 81 75G2 50 per oxen TIC
per pound; turkeys 1tfSc per pound: duckS-teal
u =, maIlard e IS per dozen; young geese sc per
pound.
rOTAT OES-Ceoice, 5GG55c per busheL
APfLEs-S2 5SGs4 10 per barrel.
IOkL-AnIhraCite al 81 Canon City IS 90, Weir
tlty e. &C. Frontenac 81 81, Pittsburg 81 20 Illinois
a. W. AeAleeIeI g. "
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WICHITA. KAn., \ pgsi =. "a
After thorcDEh.y tts:4uz The Esbr Bros
piano z5cag see Il car % to olcsss ard
t~s- kncTu higA grade Instruments J Gxn
fuliy F-SoGs 14eEG - A. useeZ.zz sVerJ &c
4ulr,useaT of a sEFsctiy 1fzs-cl&ss pt4ho.
GZ9tf - IL. S.-xSEz
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RPhfndhzQd.

Miss Summit-Csn you tel me the
time By your watch. NJ. Travers2
Trsyers tsadlyl-Not before next
week--Detroit Free Press
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Sorie,h,nr Entirely New.

The Santa Fe route is low running daily
a twelve-secgiou drawing-rooIn Pullman
car from Wichita TO Denver witLoa,
change. Leaving 81 ass. p m, arriving il
Denver la N. Exclusion tickets now on
sale TO al Colorado points
2E W. D. MURDOCH, D. P. -
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Al F,~rx.t,,. p,ub.

Psyche VOWS size loves bit re.
Psyche's truthful. yet- a,zs.
Doubts ssssl re when ! see
Al TIE brothers Psyche las
-B-ooEiv- LIE
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Magn fcent Tran for Chicago via Santa Fe
Route
Leaving Wichita at 11:05 a. m. arriving
in Chicago 9:15 a. III. next day. Vestibuled
throughout. 22-tf
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TYPE. URITERS.

TIHE SMITH PRIMER TYPEwRITER. LAT
y est and best. CaliZragh. - each. Hal. a.
Cdeii. SIS note books. &c; al supplies cheap John
II, Fazei. southwestern agent 4AS sJ@H"grHp heF
Sad notary public. q ds5 n
L'CE&lTUEE IOA vs.. CATTLE 1.OASs-AOS-
- losHed On almost every t1tHE by J. ?. Lad
TIN. Ose-DOrsey Building. COF4oE iist and Asa-
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wico''s
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, o5; Hogs SeS'
Shipments: Cattle, e5; Hogs, 22e,
July IS. 1892.

July IS. 1892.
There was moderate supply OF cattle
in the yards and there was little moro
activity than usual. The market on eooo
stuff is steady but Gamers ana siiniiar
grades are hard to sell on any market a.
the present time Buyers do not want
slippery stuff and country buyers should
be very careful about buying such stun.
There is at present good demand here Tor
good young stock steers.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce

NEW YORK. July IS.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady. No iSc.
SjGAR-henned steady standard A .5-leSsT- lsc
Sontetuoaers A Sl694@sc, powdered Iss@l7xc cut
es,S.c.
S9IIoN-Steady: Middling uplsnds - T-l6c,
L.Ho-iEG Orleans q S-ltc. futures closed STEADY
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The quotations h,.o ,.es--;.ed are to give The
various classes and grades sell within the lis Of
these quotations ordng 10 the quality or offer
YDgs and he state OF the daily markets These quo
1ations are only changed when there has beeA a
permanent change ia the general market The
repreg.ntstre sa es should referred get the
rfana
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MTSCEILINEOIS

DAFGATNs ~ BABY CAkEfk GESc DOWE
ID 20 cost 20 refncs stock for thirty day a. Pal
nler-s Tor -f0r~ =. y. n xin IT OF
DANJu AND GUITAR LESSONS LADY
ID TeAeber al home q On 5 % {. - so1ti. I'm
poria SO"
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The new route TO Utah and northern Call
fornia. via A i. and : +. aud Colorado
Midland, because: IL Is picturesque, il is
quick. u j. always on time leu zee Col
orado By daylight. Tie lew fast schea ale
allows TWO hours for si2ht-sesiRg a.
AApiiou- Two daily passenger trains
each way, Palace sleepers 70 ogden, cot
Meeting with Southern Pacific for SaH
Francisco.
We also recommend the Santa Fe route
through New M-x4cJ sad AriLCDs 20 Los
Angelic, san Diego and san FRANCISCO. as
direct AID p.ea-aGs AGe for winter
tTsvsL
Excursion iickets may Be bought going
Z gLes aIa IstuEIIng tne Other cG>-tf
ThrouEh chair Car 70 Omaha ne san Fs
Route.
TIE Santa Fs Toste are nov r1ruinZ =
through cbai. car 20 Omaha via Superior
Neb. ia connection with tas Fremont.
Elkncru aud Missouri ystey railroad
leaving " 3chitA st 2. n and arriving 10
Omaha the nsrt evening AZ 81 p. u IIls
service VIII continue daily
49,. ". ID. ACEDOCE. D. +. A
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS e PHILLIPS,

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Hospital scconim odations Calls by Te'ephon
Telegraph Mall will receive prompt attentio
Once No. ia y, Hwrence ave. once ielepha
No. u. Residence Telephone No. 2l5. deg Il vi
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Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
a light run today.
There was little more activity in the
cattle yards.
Anumber of the stock yard people are
contemplating a fishing excursion if
things continue thusly.
Shippers today were:
Gilchirst d Siceloff, Belle Plaine, hogs.
Harner & Kirk, kingman, hogs.
John Bestgen. Andale, hogs.
Colonel Neff, Arkansas City. hogs and
cattle
a. Huffbauer, Mulvane, hogs.
Anderson Bros, Bentley, hogs
y. W. Groves, Nashville, hogs
L. V. Borlaud, Haven. hogs.
Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. July Is
Following are the closing quotations.
GKA Mar los on track.
NEW NHEAI-56e.
NHLAI-6-C.
CORN-S5CaStc.
DAlS-Z3 aZjc.
HAY-baed. - SOFAS 90 per ton; loose u OOa5 %.
GkOUND COIN-Jh hop in car lots, 75c per 100
pounds; corn ana oats, $40 per lD pounds bran,
esCkeo, bJC Ter lUU pounds.
tLAASELD-6JtSIyc.
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Kansas City Produce.

ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, July Is
FLOUR-Dull
WHEAT-Cash T9c,
COkN-Cash l6c
OATS-Cash Jg1lc-
RYE-7Uc.
BRAN-6l@6lpc
HAY-Dull. Timothy SO 0G9l3 50. prairie 81 so
@9 30.
CORN MEAI-<2 45G2 So
ELAX-y5c
BUTTE Creamery l5s21c, daily l2alGc.
EGGS-Lower. li5ec,
BAGGING-Q Quiet, 6j4@7Mc,
POkk-Sl2 81.
LARD-;6 9Jg7 GO.
WHISkY-Sl Il.
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COLUM N
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied

TIE following rates under the dineren; headings
sill be charged.
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No Advertisements taken for less than 10 cents.
One lins advertisements charged same rate two
iines.
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classified heads IN this column
applCs BILE only local advertisements No foreign
advertisements taken prices given.
Answers To advertisements sent IN care OF the
EAGLE cffce should Dc called for within 10 days
after insertion. When advertisers wish replys for
warded TO them stamped envelopes must be sent.
Reference 20 forTnar Advertisements should give
description and date Of insertion copy Of the ad
vertissnlent shouldbe sent.
Net responsible for advertisements given dis
continued by telephone
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IGENIS UINTED.

" ANIkD-GOOD MES WITH Or WITHOUT
w experience 10 work life insurance for the Mas
sschusctls AutuAI Life Insurance CO.. OF spring
field, Mass All agents making from 3lJ 10 s5g
per month For terms app j to !. 81. Knapp
manager Secgwick block. d 81 81
Gents WANTED HOISEEEEPEES
"a fiiend or electric powder. used on gold or
slIyer-piated ware or any material Tbsrr bTI-
liant IustIe Is required your grocer Or cru--
gIst u !. Williams 5il Ellis q ~ s.
NIASTED-A FEW EIRS CLASS SPECIAL
w agents 10 Work life Insurance IL Ha:Is..s.
Oklahoma and Indian Territories. Good territory
aud coed CON missions 10 tbs night kind Of men.
. Address with reference and experience &. Ii.
LUlIug. Manager Gsrmaala Life Insurance CON-
han. d. ~
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LNtplOULteItt agencies.

N ANIED-lNO GIRLS To Work IN III "
w Ing room. must he neat. Don't any
difference about experience IL they want 70
VIII learn them and gave them ZIG per month.
Man and wife i0r farm, wages s3j per month and
board Wanted BY Anna schools Room over
Ned ) Shoe store, East Douglas avenue. 5O-Zls
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. July Ia
Wheat-HiGher.
Corn Lower.
Oats-lORer.
Pork Easier.
LSg1-EE>ler.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
WHEAT-July 7sSsc, August &C September -.
G771sc- -
UUltN-July ISIS, August &C sepre,r ber
As ssiSc.
OAI~ July SOasc. August &C. Septera Der so,1,
PORh-.uly -, Septen Der SlI 81 49,
LAkD-September $ ZzSs-
Cash quotations were as follows
IlNl h-Uusetiled-
NHEAT-1sSS, s5Sc.
NOhN-4SbSc-
NAIS-dNhsc
lthE-No sc.
EARLEH-ko :. &c
tLAASEED-sl U.s.
1lMoI hA-tl ;.
ard A 49, 49,
% II Firm Fancy creamery l2S=Jc
western lac sc, me dairy l6GI7C.
EGGA-M eak. lSAsSI4c
POHk-sll Ia -
LAhlb-S7 l2Ls,S7 ~
SHORT RlB>-tT sQaT 50
DhA SALT eEOULDERS-s9 oGaT OA
sHOh4 CLEAR SlDES-s7 50 50
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New York Money

NEW YORK. July Is
1oney on call easy closing offered at IL Ger cent
L4Ilv mercantile paper "a S5AY per cent
s. Ss1s Tor demand ' $500 -N
1ota' sales Of sock today 1880 shares
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lrcEisex TOPEKA AsASrA yxns..

TEITNs. AaIIIyE IfIyE
SoHfH AM East.
No. az Kansas City express. iSAM IMAM
No. As- CHICAGO Vsstibulei
No ar. Missouri River .I.
No as Engiswood .Iprssss SSrH sisps ass
SOUTH AND vyST.
No. aT- Oklahoma CITY and
Oklahoma exyrsss..-......-i rs An s&AH
No ,d7. Caldwell and Pan
handle sxpro-f. -..-.......t T5AHI T3eAa
No sUl' ~ Worth calves
ton and TeAs. express sSPu sAPM
No. AS Wichita Express Bpm stops here
No. t6I Engiewooi scoIn .... y9Aa
Trains marked thus .. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AM EAST.
Train No. siA Kansas City cypress. runs soiidts
Kansas City, has chair car service.
Train No. lN comes direct from 6slve.tsn and q
tthrough Chicago traia leaving Wichita atli.sla IN
and arrives In Cecaso the ns1t day At us
Train No. co has free reclining chair cat to kkn-
kas Cry Pullman 20 Kansas CITY.
EQUIPMENT soUTH wEsr.
Train No +01, has Pullman and chair cars
Train Nc. s6 has through chair and Pniimaa
car Q" ~ orth and Galveston.
Train No. 4l3 has reclining chair car from Eans-s
Cfry and stops AZ Wichita
Cty Union Ticket effcs Cor Mair ssc l.t strs>a aaf
Onlon Passenger station corner Douglas ara ata
avenues W. ID. MURDOCH. D =. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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