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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
pRc,nXrvr lnan.1iA = III norrIe.

A>TOE- ssi-tant It tus-f .f-''"nDal y Iopf" Ri.
4. Quc-ada. Afrentinc Minister o.
Washiugtln COLONNa NJ senator Jaruc> !. Push. o.
Alabama FIFTH ANtNrF-Scnotor L. f. Prttirres
u south Dakot1; Srnii,r H. C. Hanshrongh. Nor'i,
Dakota ond John T.. i,anlorn. - NichlnH. GRAND
UNION-ES.GoscInof Jo ~ L. 81. John. - kansas HofF
MAN-Count Krsser AID Lieutenant L' andy. Of I1Il.
HOLIAND-I IN Congrc~s nan Georr" j. Seney. ~ Ohl.
ST JAMES-Horacc c. 1rgh. I. < Consul I'Ii INA
STU RTENANT-C Ongr, -nan Nelson D!ncl"y, j.. ~
Maine. VICTOEIA-Lefd Nlcrs. ~ England. and sir
George Il. Dibbs. n Ncs South Walrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

Steamer. Saint Paneas for Liverpool Bolivia Ga,eo,
GrraOTy, Mafanlum: palca and Ccsil, Il-~ Nauof,i.
s~ip Robert Dixon, for
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Dressm aklua.

ARTISTIC DKE>SMAkING.-- II nlquc de-
.i.u-. hotel ORDER ~ short notice aud mod.
eraia charges: goods pun based IL desrpd.
Mrs. N,ELEOf. 81 East 9th-st.. opro,lt.
D"nnlnss IS.
-urE-sNAKEH.- Has; VIII make
t1o,,s, aud bell -kiit ahd summer dfr,-r,
fro,, ~ 81; Innings cut and httcd, p cent,
,.m,drlling. ia West O3dst.
DKt.sSM AK irstclass l'arisian
wishes mOrr customers at home
AMI. IS up. Mme. ABEL. 1873 West a3d-st
DRFsSM AKING Inc summcs dresses
made from - At ana workmanship guaran-
lion dresses at equally low prices for this
month. Mgd,me BONA. IS East 2obh-st.
DRE.SSMAKFR wishes more customers
bv tho dav also dresse> made at home.
Miss CASEY. 81 West 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
Citr Ernl estate for Sale.

FOE SALE.
IIteh.r,a.- model nOu-rs. al different in
,rt,u1,t,,.nt. lar1u OVJ and cnaIuri NOrA
rerirrt plumbing; lh-p'cron Invited No..
5Ii 10 ssl Wet 15th-st.. l-'twern Wr-t
End.sN,' and KiNrr,lje Drive.
JACOB & SKINNER.
On premises
EDV SALt.--O " The finest r,tIter
un thn Hudson nesF ZOO acres. j. L.
uEACU 81 Broadway. y. Y.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
DOUBLE TENEMENT, cold water nat
~, RockaW3y-aNe.. near Eastern PJfk.
way East New.f orr, new house; very
rhf,p Tor co.h. Address RAPID. Box 10,
Tribune ONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

The Eastern League pennan shows the Buffalo and
Troy tied for the lead The Bisons won aii-ehu
honors in the first half race end smiling Mickey
Welch's acquisition Troy seems to have helped that
team wonderfully. The Rochester, Binghsn;on and A.
bany teams are close together for third place The Prov
dence to have all TO pieces The record
IN data ia as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
GARRISON ILLNESS NOT SERIOUS

r. H. Garrsons Illness i, not serious and he Is In no
immedIste danger. lie Is likely u ride Sir Walter To-
morrow in the rave the Junior Champion Stakes. H.
would he a serious loss Marcus DAILY and Knapp
~ Garrison were unable rde for length Of tine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
FURNISHED bouses 20 Eet.

4 FURNISHED ROOM HOTSE.-Ncry
profitable: Il gnntiy decorated aud FUR
nlshed price ~ 800: near Gramercy Park
oMnr. li other usinc->. Address w. =,
4. O. Box 593.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
90 Get for buslness purposes

LARGE AND SMALL LOFTS with
light three sides. -t"1m power. heat. ee
,ator: rtnt Low po-s's.iOi, ininrd at. ~
.,o2 p,..,l-f bio s. above Brd9. and at 40
Walk-r..L near BIOadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

The usual crowds attend the games OF the teams
posing the Amateur League and Is well
played and Interesting. The old champions have good
lead now and the A A. L. pennant- winners will have a
difficult job TO dsodge their hated rivals. The Staten
Island Crckets show decided improvement
ana may beat the Engewoods The record:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

3D.ANE.. So. NEAR ST IT,
can't room fat. improvements; newly
faint.d lnd paPrcd rent free g. Sopvin-
hcr !.
UsrH-~T 20 aud - FAST Elegant
Eat. 81. f.ouy and bath conN"nlrnt t. ~
B. Gfl a.. - -tLf."r, so 2" --a f'"t
,..il S.rf.ubrr / a. GOOD iaf'le. fdiln7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
LOUISVILLE DEFEATS ST. &c

Louisville Aug The Louisville and ST. Louis teams
ulsyed here to-day before u large crowd Won Der Ahes
men we've match for the horne nine and Louisville
by 70 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

About SOC spectators saw the at Van Nest YES
tefdsy between the Emcfalt and Mines The game
well played and interesting the In Grads winning
after ten-iBning battle Z. Iarkin. Wharn and Malone
did capital work The
FL rralds ...........l - 3 q "a
The Cuban Giants aud Senators always have enter.
taDing contest and Yesterdays battle the Long Island
grounds was no exception The Cuten Giants punched
their hits and follows:
cuban cuban, Giants .....-.-3 o 70
Two games were psyed at Lorllsd Park. Jersey City.
Yesterday, The first game between Montgomery
Joseph tyceum -ams. The st. Joseph athletes
outbstted their opponents and won follows.
Montgomerys .........- O %
St. Joseph Lyceum .... 0 "A
The second game started at p m. and
between the Dorillafd A. {. and Jersey mines. The
I.orllard Outseneraled the Jersey and
follows
J,rseys ............... o o U Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

WAYTFp.-5o ooo. 900 people te send
IL. pis.h,. carriage aud harness ceta-
arss. nv .ue a% .s.:y,:s sry
49, hxfnrN ND czrrisfes esMb.
p.Ses ,s.i.. AddresJ !. n. BIRCH. Pur
i,s-o, y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08

The Plainhcld has the LEAD the race for the
CenrsS NewJersey League p'nnsnt. while Somevilc
nishes the likely OF the Others. wcstncld
last. The record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
bnsiurse q bantts.

NEuFiCIAL FG.OWtE m,nufA TIMING
I,,...it. c-,ab ~. 4 - Al @ urr frur.uE
o. account - 40. sci l"a1l = hou.".. HnIu-
f -rlr- 81. 81. +-.-vo irpuiffd part
moi-csrc. >IlfRWIN 60. -, h.o'd"l'.
\ REFINED lad, o., gear vi, $1,000
a. 'ccnr" "rfaii,g position ana
i,li-lr,.- Adiie-, Il GRANT. IL Adams
Pi.,r Wind.of T"rfIr" nrooHyn.
As oLD.E>TAELIsnED liquor -torr.
oppo~lf. prominent f.fty and nNr lli'- "i
surface Gar. 10 YEAR lfa-e; cheap
through owLcr len ng iot Eufope. LLD> d.
-, Broadway.
BUSINESS MN seeding industrial IN.
Nc-titn.. are requested 10 cal upon III 3nd
~Nsinine our u q. IlO. II. BENTON
co. ~ Mail-'t.
CAPITAL PROCURED Tor mrr hnnts
ana Others investment >'cutltle. 'od
ole ing mus be hlgh.clas.: investors IN
Wallet.
CHANCE FOR nan OF business and
nee hInlcal skili with - 600 10 De ariit"
mariner Ia r~tab!. she'd brsine~. NJluahl"
patents. call WI. L. FISHER. III
broadway
FoE SALE Restaurant. doing good
i.ars .-Ltbll-ht q t rra-our TO- r'luf. ii.-
reith Ndd.r j. X. Il. 4 co.. 10 Main
81. StI.ffo q. 'Oih.
FOR StLE.-Lumhcr yard. established
sales, SlS 900; stock about $500 good
r,a-ons f-r Hing. Address SDt1llfRN
MICHIGAN. TIibun" orice
GOOD OPPORTUNITY TOR ln,c. t.ncnt.--
VIII ,cl about 80 600 worth Of -toch Ia
ia roughly rrlia. lc. well-c mblshcd msnuii'-
tnlng company. doing ilrg- tush.r-s Stock
win pay GOOD ~ = o. in'r,tmcn, Al
dfe-. INVESTMENT. Tribune once.
GOOD.wILL.-k ~ nGe corner -llooon
on ad.rNc.. Only ~ ~ MCDONALD (
WIGGINS. 10 Nassau.St.
HALF INTEREST ir valuable patent;
100 pr cent profit useful novelty die.
ZOO, .ome stock =. adv fo~ business sole
o. will -cll the pIt.nt for 81 500 cish. Ad-
1fr.s GEORGE ". WILLIAMS. go Mad
i-on--r.. Br,oklyn
MINERAL WATER BUSINESS So
agency for Newly orb business establish d
and PAYING good man IN 1000 IN
yrratiy increase same. SHERN1N. ~
broadway.
PARTNER WANTED with - 900 or
mole staple god cosh sal"~ unlimited
ptont- LARGE, monopoly no risk. address
J. T.. BALLARD. iss Penrl-'t.. New-iork.
SMART AGENTS. Men and women
wanted tu sell new article which there
/. big demand TOT libeI,l roiuml Ion
raid. Address NJ. V. Box II. Tribune
once.
THE MANCFACTuRE of chemical
ur,durt Ia constant and unlimited demand.
Profit, 90 PER cent; requires SD. 600 cap
ital Addrss IMMEDIATE. Tribune Oncr.
NNTED.-TNo men tG'Inrn-An,ctl
can. Nr-frriedl 10 join Ia manufacturing new
food nrvdurt- demand unlimited. and in,-
,r.,t.r piOni- about - 900 required. If
GITiMATE 81 SINESs. Thbure ONCE.
WE PROCURE additional capital Tor
n,auuiactufing aud business purpO' es, negO.
ua;. loans aud real estate businesses odd
nulc,ly and quietly offerings must b. first
rl.--. SIFRNIN. -@1 RfofdNay
$500 AND SERVICES will secure pr.
mansnt and improving Oilics position STAG
salary expected to rommcne" With aud RI
rrences. DESIRABLE. Box 81. Tribune
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
rcrBrs anu yarrlagrs.

ron sALE.-Ssddle or Giving pony !;
ans. - -. color tlIat l. desirable. Ad-
dies pr. o. {. JACKSON. p. o. Box l0l,
Jamaica l., ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

'O-DAN
Sunrise t5s O3 idoon 72l pm Moonsage =
IaH wArEg.
/yf-sandy Hoos 7O9 GOV. ISLAM. 80 Hell Cat. So
P.X-sandy Hoo. 7.7 iOoy. Is.anI - het Gate. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
GAMES TODAY


Phflsdclphia Vs. New York, at Philsaelltiia.
Baltimore W. Brooklyn, al Baltimore
Washington ". Boston. a. Washington.
Pit1burg W. Cleveland, at Piusburg.
Chicago vs. Cincinnati. vt Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-08
Uork Uauteo.
Males

TIrTOR.-By willaoy gienua1h ooi 1" ~
..f,,I teache' position in private s'hoo'i, o.
~. priyut. tutor; specialties; hiSns ,h,,na In
a"u nhtrs l2i2 broadway.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Chicago train and Produce
CHfCann ALL I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Cripple Cf--E j. ~ = es.lfs rssori ~
= = w--ita resort Gs4ttz GiE fsaEs
f.ocatioe, ns<F Pikss F-sk. IN isses4sss.
G-old. bright. yslJa@ gold = faas4 -
zrss& .Doss al q tie resk fqrs1s1ksa-
Rsl4seis s1p~F1s cain tsts i t1sssF rs
r1cE<zs camp u Colsfaco. AsssTs sEsrs<s
&c p~T toz. 49, kass r1a hs ssgn "a -
coo ODs h811s.1 s>sopss . CAP srs Dg~
rzshlag % frxzoas- CaAsf t0sa q 80 &c
Eyte1
IL chazes e a Esssiass. "a EoTrk Xxx
!rg sstsf.
Yea cas- Srt ssere euScSly sud sSEsfars-
ahEg - Ia az tie Esatz ks rosts CAY
ssa~ ~lsh % cEsuZs q cara tfls@ 1siclsssz.
kas.ss Cssy sd eESsf rrissas4sl cites -
; sor4ss8H1. nesrrss % ssDz.a s<&tsges Nti2
GasaT sag. "a frsnseet.
Iaqzlrs g soeRl fackNt ss~sf. assts 20
rszss- so0zt Estes ss@ ssfslos - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
SIXTH WARD.
EiesIisn Proclamation.

I, John 3. Carey, mayor OF the city Of
Wichita, county OF Sedgwick and state Of
Kansas, by virtue OF the authority vested
in me by law. do hereby MAKE proclsns-
ton 10 tha qualified electors OF said city OF
Wichita, that there will be held on
TUESDAY, THE 5TH DAY Oh APRIL.
A d. 1872.
an election for the purpose OF slscttng ths
following officers. towit:
Six 90 councilman as folIowsi
One % councilman from I irst ward vice
". A Caswell, term expires
One o. councilman from Second ward
vice A I. Bucksridge, term expires,
One D councilman from Third ward
vice b. X Brown. term expires
One % councilman from Fourth ward
vice George p. Glaze, term expires.
One ID councilman from Fifth ward vice
". G.. Mckee. term expires. aud
One Oh councilman from ths Sixth ward
vice Charles MosbAcher. term expires.
And also six 90 mem bers OF the board OF
education Of the city Of Wichita. a. fol-
lows:
One % member from tho First ward
One % member from the Second ward.
One Cl member from the Third ward.
One j mem Der from the Fourth ward.
Oue llJ member from the Fifth ward and
One III mem Der from the sixth ward
Done at Wichita. Kansas this 24th day
Of March. A ID. ls|2
tSEALl JOKES p. CkEET. Mayor.
Attest. FRED sCRATTSEE
1000 City Clerk
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oli.ham.-Ch.rns.s strfr.

AL ewes are turned toward Oklahems
and the Indian Territory, add THOUSANDS
ars waiting snxiously for effcisl notes OF
the opening TO settlement OF lsads Ia ths
Cberokes strip. AID the Chsyenns End
ATspabos country
TO those who dssirs 90 see the promised
land the Santa Re Route Offers the To-
ducsment % excursion rates from al ifs
stations 10 Kansas fincluding Kansas city
and 81 Joseph. Mo- NsDraskA, Colorado
and New Mexico.
The rate will be one fare Ter round trip
20 all points In Oklshoma, tickets 70 %
sold Tuesday. March Y. only. Stsp-ovsr
privileges allowed n, al points south %
Arkansas City. Tickets good for Tstaru
until April Il, 1877.
For further particulars regarding rates,
tickets stod-overs. etc. call ca
" u. ACEDoCx.
Iozs, Santa he Route Agsst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
MiSceQUaneOUs.

W ANTED-COMPkTES STENOGRAPHERS
w and oookkespers who desire positions, TO
apply the NsIIouaI Accountants aud Stenos &ph-
eTs bureau. Once Tor TIE states OF s<a2SAs, CVio-
rado, NeDraskA- Missouri anu e1as, at tie South
western Business college,, " lChlLa, Kan dlI1 Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

This gentleman appears in local politics
for the first time during his long residence
in Wichita. and his candidacy now is due
to unanimous and enthusiastic express
sion from the voters of his ward in con-
vention. Mr.. FAIRIES is first-class me-
chanic, and by his skill and perseverance,
has built upa business that has introduced
him favorably TO the people of the city and
county. Fares Machine works in the
Sixth ward are known to every business
man who uses machinery within radius
OF 100 miles of Wichita He has proven by
his works" that he is worthy OF occupy
ing seat among the city fathers He is
not only able-but would-as council
man-exercise vigilance and honor in our
municipal affairs. die IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Irwin & Grey have opened a new
grocery at number ~ North Main street.
Bush s. Growers old stand They make
-four a speciality and keep full line Of
fine groceries. They expect to sell ex-
clusivelv for cash. and invite custom
Offering special inducements They have
fine assortment of canned fruits and all
kinds OF sail meats Mr.. Irwin. OF the old
firm of Tsttersall & Co, returns thanks
for past patronage and hopes TO
see his friends al the new stand: also
Frank Gray, formerly with Fred Rush.
d-tf IEvIS * GREY.
LULU MARSHALL Cashier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET
By telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 2-CATTLE-R.celpt.
~, shipments 40 Market weak and lower
Dressed beef aud shipping steers a. SOeS as cows
fnd heifers 81 S5Ss o. stockers and feeIsrs a. So
~, HC0S-ReCeipts 300 shipments loo MarneI
steady and &c higher. Ranged "a 5,utl IS; bulk
" A+s&a 50 sH EEP-Receipfs go Shipments gSI1
Earket quiet Auttons Is OOzs5 Gu
ST LOUIS. No. Apt 2 - CATTIF-Rscstnrs
~. shipments 400. Market steady. Steers - " Z
o., Texans and Indians e. 4Ods5 20. hUGS-He-
"a tS9t ~, mixed - zOss -. Ight "a 6S4I -
ehEEE-heusIpis ltO. shipments ..... Market
strong MuItons 81 IOe6 -
CHICAGO. lis Apru 2-CATTia.-Recelpt.
S0G shipments 800 Market steady 20 weak, ,-tet-s
30 SOS4 ~; cows 81 $3.50 " hU,s Gee MS J l,sI
shipments 45oU Market opened b. .ighsr cios,d ID,
over rough and common Is SOz4 q, pa. kerr I'D
thlppere - S0S& ~ butchers a. g. OO lrut ,, ~
- 8, EEEP-hsceIptI I20JJ shipments zoe Mr.
Sst steady 10 veak. Wethers s. 55R5 - mixed
% 5Oss5 IS westerns o. 7eS6 .
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Wichita rrOduce Hark.,-

WICHITA April2
TLoUR-HIghest patent s. 20. second patent ~ D.
extra fancy t2e1
BCTTEk-First creamery Soc, second creamery
zoe hnest dairy &c. hne dairy Isl. common dairy l2x
LGSs-lOc per DOZEN
PoULTh Y-Roosters q 50e2 @. per dozen or Sc
Per pound, hens q ViS2 per dozen or &C per
ponno, spring chickens 81 7ba2 50 per dozen or nc
per Souhd. turkeys f9sc per pound ducks-teal
pound. "
FOIAIoEs-Choice sOG55c pei bushsL
APPLEb-S1 Sost 20 per barrei,
SOAlt-AAthracte 81 90 Canon CITY IS GO Weir
sly e. 90 FrOntsnac ~ g. Pittsburg "a - Illinois
81 N,ACA AisLar Al ~ - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Ths new route 20 Utah aod northern Cali
forui.. via A 7. and 3 r. ssd Colorado
Midland. because IL 10 pieturssqus, u %
quick. IL 10 always On time fsu ses Col
ora1o by daylight The Bsv fss: scksdais
allows two h0urs for s.ght-ssssnE a.
MAnitou I've daily pssssrgsr trains
sach way. Palsos ssespsrs 70 Ogdsn. Goa
p.cftrg With Soatksrn Pacific for S.z
Francisco.
We also recommend tie Ssnta Fs rorts
through New Mexico sod AriEosa % Los
An.slss, san Diego and San FrEoeisoc, a.
dsr,c; sa4 pleasant lie fof vlsssF
trsrsL
EEcu-sicn ticket. nay b bouzht gcisg
Q. Ans sad returning tss ostsx. cS@I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Persons desiring to see the ruin and
destruction visited on the town of To-
wanda during the recent cyclone should
take the Missouri Pacific train leaving at
12:55 noon and returning leave Towanda
at Bib p. H., thus giving one hour and a
half TO view the ruins Fare Sl.l5 for the
round trip. E. E. BLECLLET, Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
A Card.

The report is being circulated that l
have Withdrawn from the race for mem
Der of the board of education for the
Second ward. l want it Understood that
l am strictly ''in it," and Will be to the
end. l have no doubt that some of my
opponents would be very glad II l were
out of the way, AS my candidacy seems
to give them great deal of trouble
1l9-Ir J. w WINGARD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Parties sss gratiEk % tbs norte-sa
VII En6 = &c tksir f1tsrest ~ easliaE
fhe Fo1E islsad tieErt Gee Tor Informs
tea Fesnrczsz rates. routes end ancoznno
cations VIA this lie Dc Dot ret - ds
osirsd u sxsns. q s.ssr Uses q. 70 rs
rcgts Yes are nvsts6 70 cal ~ The ss1cs
rud - eonviBe.< ss % tks ss1sgssz1sy 81
fke Grszs Eock IsiGs6 rests ever al
othsrs by pssr01Ex1Eg tAis hss Jss esz
save 80 eLS4c. q foEs csnsFs1t routes
u.ss q TsEYsf Fer sp.ea. ssfsty ss4
eanafoEE - hock isisn6 issSs re prsess
sson ~ II v isEAEJ. Js<Gst AEsst
Cr1, 10 k7ss DO.g IA srsGss essgss
lsfH .tr,.k esS<s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Mrs. +; NJ. Long of 1915 South Topeka.
says she has been an invalid for the past
two years, and at times she would pass
three to four nights in succession that she
could not slsep. during an attack of this
nature she put on an "Electrozone" and in
an hour she was sound asleep, and contin-
ues to sleep well. 1l9It.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

Send ten Cl0. cents in stamps c. coin 10
John Sebastian. Csen'l Tx and Pass Ag'.
Chicago. Rotk Islzud and Pacific Ryz
Chicago. III. for = PACK OF the latest
smoothes.. slic&e. playing cards you eve.
saw. just The thing ;or high I've parties
For Sc pcstal note will send you Ave
nAckA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
Musical Goods

Mason & Hamlia pianos and organs
Sole agent for the Bradbury piano. which
We can sell you al right prices and easy
terms Also keep IN stock mandolins
guitars. bsujos, band goods, etc sheet
music 10 cents cop
GlI7 If BARNES s. NEwCoNB.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
AETtCLI
sbipueztA
hAns.sCity Produr.

hAnsss City Produce
KANSAS CITY. April
FLoCR-Firrn IN Soo3 demand Patent s. Slzg5
extra fancy - ~ :, fancy ~ oSx2 IA eh,ie-
81 500 ~. XXX 81 s5S.- %
y hhA l-Nrry ~pll oGI ABOUT steady Price, -
ti7ely LoninaL
C6EN-DuI an s4sy. No ossh &c bid An
81 bid.
uAIs-steady. No cash &C April s5Ssc Nay
$50
Utter Firm. Creamery .
LuS>-Firll WITH strong u-fu "a x iQ>Se
CHEE SL-SrsSdy- houn- -Elc-icAs i,c Ksnsss
fSS,
HAY-Ssesdy. Timothy = s. fancy prairie s. {,
good 70 choice g. - low grade - - u
tLAASEkD-Steacy; So on basis uf pur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03
WICHITA, April 2.

The receipts of cattle were fair today,
with q sprinkling of good stuff on sale.
Ths market was fairly active and some
good sales were made at steady prices.
The weeks business, com pared with other
markets, has been satisfactory.
The quotations mere presented are 20 give the
shipper des OF the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these Quetslons. according 20 the quality OF Offer
ines and the state OF the daily marEes These QUO
tstlons only changed when there has been a
permanent change IN the general market The
representative sa2ss should be referred get the
daily fluctuations.
Native shipping steers good to extra....$s 1894 90
Good to extra native butcher steers, I0Oo4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-03

The board Of supervisors Of elections in ana
| for the city OF Wichita. Kan, HEREBY give
notice that thu following named persons kave
been appointed TO M the offices o. judges and
April, Isl:
First Pree;nct-Jrdses-S. W. Rschrcnd. r
3. SParrier and W. AcSaughten- Clsrks-O
Polling plaee-Northwest corner room Of tie
City building.
Second Precinct-JudErs-A- 3. Calvert. i.
A. sutton and John Exton- Clerks-F b
Polling placs-J- B, Carcy's ofscs, SIS RAss
Third Precinct-Judge.-G. ". sanpsoa, j.
J. Fegtiey and W. 3. Giboeey. Cierks-JAres
/ Tu-nock and c. A Gates
Pciing place-Alexander Bros. corner Lin
coin street and Lswrence avenue
SECOND WARD.
First Preciact-Judges-J W. wfliisrs> A
a. Mckee and c. A. Foster. Clsrks-o. A
Polling Plsce-At Hardy's once. 81 n. Main
street
Second Precinot-JadSes-y.S. Hiron, John
MendeDd&l and E B. Badger. Clerks-M-
Gates and Frank Ford
Polling place-Ai room sos " Main street
Third Precinct-Ju6ge s-Chsrles Irish. G. o.
Albert and II. (, CaInieR- Clsrks-E- A Cas-
Polling plAce-At Charles IrisAs roozn. loss
y Main street
THIRD WAND.
First Precinct-Judges-F L Bailey. Aes
and G. :. Caldwell.
Polling plaoe-A, rear OF Occidental hctel.
fronting on Second street
Seeond Precinct-Jldges-George Spaltoa,
O. ID. Draper and J. T. Reese. Clefks-C II.
Parker and W. p. Hurst
Polling place-Nrenchy' oface, "a y. Topeka
avenue.
Third Precinct-Jrdses-w. Y. Bowers, u.
Brennan and II. McCannanghey. Clerks-P.
Longlsnds aud Walter Meredith
Polling place-At w. d. Carneyz, l8 ".
Mosley avenue.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-Judges-O. Mufvey, n. v,
CushnAn and w J. Kelchner
Polling plaoe-At y Birds, 81 (. Oak serseA
Second Precinct-Judges-J. r Watts r =
Brook and ]. Il. Culver. Clerks-I> i. HArxoa
and J. II. Dufton-
Polling plAce-At crAftons store. so E oak
street.
Third Precinct-Judse.-R A Nsely. W. A.
Reed and + b. MenIzsr. Clsrks-Amcs
Tucker and J. K. Brink.
Polling plsce-At Hose House No & corner
Fourth Precinct-Judges-H J. keeder, I'd
Hubbard and lack Greer. Clerks-A. n.
Morton and VI. L. March.
Polling place-At Hose House. Burton Car
Works.
TIrTH WARD.
Russelland + Batsoa- Clsrks-C II Webster
and Walter Cartwright
Polling plAce-At Msrtinsou's etics. ccruer
Seneca street and Douglas avenue.
Second Precinct-Judgcs-H Morgan. II.
Braeken and A Grub. Cisrks-A A Jones
and George Seweu-
Polling Plsee-At Armstrong; shop, lis )
Seneca street
SIXTH WARD.
First Preclnct-Judgss-John Hsgerman. ]
II Rice aud + Gould. Clerks-B ID Allen aud
NJ Dcffenbaugh.
Polling place-At McCarty Bros.' oface. South
Washington avenue.
Second Precinct-John II Ash. Salisbury
and e. + Atchison. CleTks-W A Pl1mEaes
and A J Crow.
Polling place-At CIArk's feed store. corner
OF Ida and Douglas
All persons falling 10 appear AZ the city
clerks ONCE 70 qualify on or before Friday,
the lst day April, will be dropped from the lisa
o. appointments and other names substituted,
BY order Of the board OF supervisors % cleo
lions. ERED ScHArTSER,
City Clerk and Sec'y Of ths Board.
Wichita. han. March =, Iael dos lot