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Ken, Estate Trnusfers,

LIZ l. Paris; ref 70 Jacos butler $50 100
to same 10000
same 10000
same :. 10000
East ii7th st: WIN Wood and wife to Ny
1is,I st. ass East samuel Ksnpner to John
1s1th 81 5. aoS iih av b6IiOoli Vim '''''
Gilman and wife 20 Jas Miller. ,.....;....,, $4,000
80. Jas II sou'hworth. ref to Timothy bono
Depot place, . asth 81, " ssdgwick av, a2x
loo; Vim o Green and wife TO Central
and Hudson River II Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Beech Terrace, q. 12b " Beekman av, 2bx
100; Win Bsal Land Imp Co to VIM II Nc
12otl 81, s. isS ST Kchoia: sy. issx ''''
loo:Il; Bradley a Currisr Co. ltd. to Julia
Brids. L. and Pearl ST. WIN ii CHEESE:
SUFFOLK Ut. l4a and LAB; sAml LongIelder and
wife TO Israel Cohen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 30 goo
I4th al, W =. 42S in W ID Av. 24xlo3,3: Ellen
18th st. las Eas. and 42O East lIth St; Her
man lIirsch and wife to Jacob Friedman..... 300
Stanton 81. 3la; Ida SoLnger To Rosa Weiss 22Ooo
Riyington st. 70: Louise Grosling to George
lith st. 40 East; Herman iiilsch and wife 10 80.
18th st, . 6, 90 W sd sv, koxsa. 80; Peter
Kenney and wife to Mary MnnAugh 10
9th ay, so4; Cornelius cuyier to Daniel } r
@isi st' \ a. 40 9Th av. tox0se: Thomas0
HAYES and wife 10 John Parr. ...........,-. 6looo
ssd s a iienry an Meyer s h'''' James 1890
cd ar W s. II q n tbth at, a54x75; Ei.a.
Jacobs and wife 10 Philip Fisher "...,,,,,,. 2oooo
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pany for the. year ending May 81. submitted
Hudson, Wis. to-day. shows earnings upon
the preferred stock OF 12x a cent
Railway gross earnings for May compare
with those OF the same month OF last year as
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Proposals.
T0 CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS oFfICE, room 2On
"A Stewart building, 80 broadway. New York. May
II, 1SaS
Bids and proposals for DONG tho work and furnlAhius
the materials called for in The approved form rn,t
tract on No in tho office OF tho Aqusduct ComIii
sioners for building the new Crotch dam al COrn4u
size. on Cr.ton River IN ths .Hwn Of cortlAnd wssi.
until Wednesday thu 18th day OF June, 1892 AZ q
O'Clock r. ~ nj which place and hour they will DO pub
hcy opened Nv the Apnedurt t0m Esoners and ms
award Of hs contract Tor dong said work furnish.
as soon thereafter as practiC able.
Blank forms OF SAID approved contract and the spsci
nckohg thereof ana bids or proposals and proper
Neopes for their enclosure. and form OF bonds. ana
al.e The plans for .aid work and AZ Other ntorma,"n
can lie chained AZ the above oltca 0f tho Aqus et
Comm issloners OIL Application 10 ths Secretary.
BY order OF tho AIuedurt Commissioners
&c IlLIIY, setssrry.
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3ailroads.

Hailroads.
p L N NJ SYLVANIA|
RATbRoAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny
Block Signals and lnterlocking switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets,
On anal ayt,r 1901 4. NJ. May 2ed. 1899.
TtE FAST LINE.
600 A. M..-rnimnn Nes'ihnle sleeping and raror
INDIAN inesnas GseTns q, 'aS G III Ssnmg' o
aud =. louis 7ioor. n nsstday Connects also ios
Toledo, except saturday.
:hH!s Drawing and state Room, sleeping, Dining
sp" S%a fy
fGr6o,h sexes ladies maid barber snor lorSry and
a" S S?I aud t if sS!s AIsSss tn
eqBn s1 ~ o n'aSs"E"Fs NJ ne 4 ~ Chicago
STIroUIS DCINCINNATI ExPRESs
200 M.rannn vsst!."s Sleeping cars ron ~
LOUIS and cincinnati yesti9nle smoking Gar aud
Arrives cincinnati io:sS 4 ii, and St, LOU, 10
THE CoLUMnIAN ExrHEss.
goo T.. M.-pnlmnn vestbuls Sleeping. Dining
smoking ana rsnnsyissna , EasoHG Sss1n, Pas
i in 1nicSsS SS" i5 !" H. mex. day . - ''A'" '
Tue WESTERN ENpRESS.
s Y Iaa Sa Ssssns SHT SsT
cleveland; aud Memphis. pninr Gnrs New York 70
.as ant at ts ssSss' G S'GsrG"a :Ta %
81 a, s soS A. SA ssssnd H morn ~
cSnas@iis; i iH r6iedo d",y except saturday
PACIFIC ENpRESs.
'iSSnSss%;, asEiSS; Week lays At SSSmSas f;lSE;&.
s& Morning Si H a"a sfay aasno
and for cleveland aud Columbus except Saturday.
lf s Ha ssS Sew ara
ssn AsNIs am nrGNi n"n, on cn.,ar.,s. ,rc
.Ssie s;y.s%S f%5sssS sssr'%s ssi S%"s c1;;
through ralim,R INNS, ssep,nS az, SS% orleans
wa Knoxville; Clat'nn"osa ANA rlr,n.Nsh"H'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. AND
TIE SOUTH.
1910 \. M.-"SashinrtonI limited Expre<.'
hSiSas 10 ":
s"% = s
"sai Psi'msn chsr9e. On either Of hss. trains
A%t,p"%i ESrst,, Fl I'M "a sSo soS sac
"f 80 fS @ LBS s Gsy aud 10 % any
r9E ir Pt$%S,;!le CITY 10 7 y week days, with
r6R %HPE MAY. Zoo P. ii. Week days. through Bunot
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
hfFa m'a Win p"in ~ sr and and 1910 WIZ
ington limird. with Dining uarl. and y 100 A. ~;
$50 800 aud 90 /. NJ. and i2:l5 night Acron.
Express 1:l5. $40 - OF 40 Limited. and 10 a. NJ
ZOO. 90 4 $50. 900 i3O 800. and 300 =. NJ. and
l2;l5 night Accommodation GOO and 90 l.. ".
For iin- Tables OF trains to local points on tho
Pennsylvania lnilroad system apply at tho following
ticket Offices Nos 2Hi. 435 Nan. M4. and 1923
broadway. Aston House, AID 1T; and 9TH ar.. la4
East l25tn It., 2.I West l15th st. 2J1 COlumbu sv
and foot OF Deshrosscs ana Cortandt sts Court st
500 Fulton NJ nS Broadway and Brooklyn Annex
station. foot OF FULTON ST. brooklyn; 80 Hudson IT..
liobukrn: station. Jersey city.
check baggage from hotels aud residences through to
lie sliint ION.
CIiAS. J.. ptGii. !. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
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THE SUN. SUNDAY, JUNE 5. 1892.
seth at, 49, 100 " ID Az, Bcxlooa, &c;
Charles Lane and wife to John j feehnn,.,,. "a.

's! s.. Ian. a aSG wife % & Si' As $4,000
srcoRprD sonrolGEs
Bntler, Jacob ID, and wife to the Mutnnl 1ife
Morris SS H. ION -. $4,000
exor Goth ST, oh av. q yrs ,'.,,.' 1e5co
Indus sSvss hank $ . iisth ST. Sth ay, yr, 1000
cunningham, James TO Geo Hyatt w"Lcws roo
re.han John !, and VIZ. 20 chas Iane ss'h ,, ooo
iIsn@erseS M Sas!t and ano % !no s,ea,me -'
Of lIendr,"k Rntsers yrs .,.,,..,.'' 10000
wsogdSn av DeSoc st, " '.,."s,,,', 10000
Merrill; ffsdE, i, and Wiz Ka,; Nss,
EMMn ssdswish az y. aGj estate OF Oswald 1000
MsG"nsss. " Edward and ID wife 70 Geo l. Hyatt o WV
M:o ran VIM % Ia AZ w@ @'pf SaS n e0"o
Mnsd ssSs To- awSr ~ TecS 2'oo
s,Lsxinsion av. ali lot ioT, lot iod map Nj ,0o
cor SD ., and Lexington sv. yrs q mtysl 2aooo
stG av. 8yrs e mtesj ,'.',.,',,..,, eoooo
iadth st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Isl av instais - $500
vel n 18th st. W I'd av. 6 yrs ntrs...'.... $500
rham m NM IN aS and %fe to tho Mutual . '0''
ms Co. Ny. ess. Nicholas av ii5th st, ,0,o.
rhSiap,on, Ca,yaTps + ana John to Adelaide sooo
Tho ss chn s ain It. John 'o"
5yrs .'"'. V.' 10000
Weiss. Rosa. 10 Ida Songer 3ls stanton At.
instaiis t2b
Winsens Ferdinand ct al to sally Raunbein.
70 Pitt st. 5000
ErCoRpED
dc s5S columbus Az, . yrs ncr VI. $50 10 s4oo
sis ioti n% i ~ yrs per si5Gotc 1000
st. w.. per .'.,,,.'.''' 100
Sailors Snug iin-hnr simon nrssu,
y yrs per yr .,'..,.., 1900
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Tho Chicago and Erie Railroad reports gross
earnings FOR April OF x23G.74O. an increase OF
STOP" us compared with the corresponding
month Of last year.
s rhG nrerSirts from customs for the week 8sTo
pS1.n total OF Sir. I;,S.aSi against So. 753;50S
last week, md making the total receipts since
July !. S324.SS4.S73
National hank note circulation outstanding.
SlI25On 75h: received during the week t. tor
sl.l6s0,0 and destroyed. S2G2. S17. BaancC
OF deposits IN tho Treasury to redeem national
bank notes. $27.441.37U.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last saturday AS follows:
Gold coin and button ID. siIf. f5Niao .llaaIsiio
SilN coin and bullion. 4.i3I3lT 49I3.423
Legal tenders, including n..,.
Treasury notcs..,,,.,.... 5,lOO1JO <p863-O
Totals. .si23.6l3G5I s12".ssslb
Deposits In national banks. Sl2o3'io32.
against .sl32f3,55t last Saturday. In addition
I tho foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under tho act Of July II,
1850. S'i.,SS. NAi. and Treasury notes isSuet
against the same. S37..h,I,UrO. of which
'S.o,iS.4IO are outstanding.
count in the open market. for both short and
three months bills. = s. cent. Paris advice.
Uautt ; r cents Gt M francs ~ centilnrS and
exchange on London Mt % francs IL confines.
Messrs Redmond. Kerr & Co. offer to invest
ors, n selection OF railway and other securities.
Rnd Will send prices and particulars on nppii-
cation
Tho Financial and Mining Record computes
dividends by seventy mining companies dur.
ing May making total OF SU,OS,.2HO paid
since jan |.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 20, 1882
THE rIDELiTY ITSrkASCH, 1ku.T AND sAfk
CKNTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF HEW Y9Hk on and
rot'IrInLE iSTEREsT 10 The .,ocs. OF dc CHicAGo
GAS CCMrASiEs. OF record. June y, IN amount cliM
tOl4 PER CENT. Of the par value OF thor holdings
OF the crI,ihcatss OF that company. The transfer
books viii close June D at 7. ana reopen GU
June a.. JOHN Is. GiSr,
rFesileHt
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Government bonds steady Mt unchanged
quotations. Railway bonds easier. The fea-
lures were Atlantican Pa cillc incomes Amer-
e er AIS. Northern paciiIc conso IS. and Kan;
net d"clines were in Atlantic and Pacific in,
comes !, r cent. to ~: American Cotton OIL
81. u. to III =: ,yhesapcak1 4lu ohiG general
cont cent. to eD "a. '''
In bank stocks 10 shares OF Bank OF Com
perco sold MT 1917, 30 shares OF Central Ma
tional at 1877. 80 shares OF Third ~ 100, and
20 shares of Western National ut ia.
Bar silver in London 4o'yd.
Money ON call. lGDl,, q cont. Time money.
. y cent. for four months "a GEM. ior
x, = cent. Tor twelve months on ylIend pay
ing securities. On good mixed Stock Exchange
collateral the ratios are about u G cent hlgher
for the same periods. Tho market LOT CON- pm
mercial paper is nnet irimS ei'aorNe cs pi's
iIrst.ciass single name. four months. at 3 h9
4 = cent; good namcs at 4IG5 cent" and
cut OF town names at 5G6 y cent.
Sterling exchange duh Posted asking
rates. - 81 isaS4 rs for long bills and $3.50 ior
demand. Actual rates are i ISne 9 Hi, " and
cali" ,ransf, i' Si'SSSiaS4 81 Francs are
rci"hsInnrks. n5', for short and 10, ior long;
guildcr-. 80 sM4O 3-lG for long ana Az o-lo'~
| 80 !"r short
Domestic eX"hnnge ON Now York: E9ston.
MUM, and selling. xaa,lG premium. saS Nu,r
OrIeans- Bank. i5O premium: commercial. 70
premium. San Francisco-Sight, lZ's cenrs'
S am chrasoF =! a esn,s prom GUH. ''
| - uFt,.E Ice :. ., ant a
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Glrrtions aud aMretinas.
sGoans.

n DvANrEs pEu'INED upon fnrn.tur without re.
~ uovaL RADCLIFFE. 2oJ broadway. New York.
anu SO Fulton st. brooklyn.
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weekly bank statement shows;

surplus, s.+ Nl9,s.5 se3,07o,76o dec. ss'9O7'
years ago, sahlu#75.
THIS Chicago, st. Paul Minnoapols and
Omaha halIrnad Company has declared q
preferred stock, payable july 20 This is the
first dividend th'. company has declared AT ne
rate , oil Z cont Eec annum, when Is vh ,nU
its preferred stock. The report OF the conl-
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NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
N Piers IL and II. East River
Saturday steamer at l +. NJ: all others at J. NJ.
Tampico. Tuxpam. and Vera Cruz.
Matanzas. Cardenas Sagua Caibarien. Nassau.
Santiago Dc Cuba. Guantanamo. and Cienfuegos
VALENCIA. Havana. ....................Wed.J June
yCGATAN Havana and Mexican ports. sat. June II
&. WARRINGTON, Havana and hHtunzas- Wed. June Is
SANTIAGO. Nassau. Santiago de Cuba. and
Cenfnevus. Thurs June 10
CIESFVri;OS Havana and Mexican port Sat. juno IL
This line has direct connection with and issues
through bills of RdnR to all points Mexican Railway
Co. Mexican Central Railway Co. Ltd and the Monte
rey aid Mexican Gulf Railroad.
For full particulars. freight or passage. Apply to
JAMES T.. WARD d co. Il3 Wall st.
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THE CHG co JUNCTION RAILWAYS
% IkoHbw a. MN yu.:i;. Jans p 49,.
The Board of Directors have thls Day declared Out OF
the earnings OF the company tho regular semi au
nial Y!deAd OF per cent upon the preferred stock.
and 4 per upon tho common stock OF tets com.
pany payable 4, Tic oica OF lie company IN The riiy
o. Ss~ York on tho LIST day Of July. 1892 to stock.
holders of record the close az tue rhnstsT books Oh
Tuesday. June Z. 1872: at 3 r. ~
Transfer books Will reopen on fr.dGy jay
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TNHE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i For CEHrlest on, S. C., and Jacksonville Fla.
and oil points in Florida the south and sontnwest
Passenger accommodations md cuisine ulislrras.e
WM. +. CLYDE co. Gen Agts.. bowling Green. NY.
I. g. EtiEE. Gen Agt Q. Il rrt L!ne. S4I BWhy y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

TECrONlC.. Wednesday June 3. $40 r. ",
HRlTASNIC. Wednesday June o. NO A. T.
Superior second cabin accommodations on 1eutoro
ami Majestic. steeraRe from to the old country SO
Once. ~ Broadway and on the wharf Tort or Wet
10th ST. H. MAITLAND EERSEf. Agent.
THE AMERICAN EN"REsis; COMPANY
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
decentralization throughout EUROPE
al Nxcu value In Foreign Moneys Ho'c.s accept the..
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9inanriaI.
BON DIS.


SG5O,OOO
Minneapolis Street Railway
1ST CONSOLIDATED GOLD sr. 1910.
$780, 600
Peoria & Eastern LIST Cons. As, 1910,
G., a.. &. IL ST. l..
$3.50. 1000
(ley., tin., Chic. a. Vt. Louis Gold,
GIN, wAn. l. MICH. INV. 1877 ~. 1891.
S25O,OOO
Chcs. & Ohio Gcn'I Gold 4 Us, 1892.
$ROR,OOO
Chesapeake & Ohio. Craig Valley Div,
1sT GOLD IS. 1910.
S25O.OOO
Missouri Pacific Collateral Trust
GOLD IS, 1917.
100000
Leroy and Caney Valley Air Line,
GOLD 1sT "a. 1899.
S2OO,OOO
Security Corporation Isl Cons.
GOLD G., 1911.
AND OTHER CHOICE EoND&
PRICES AND DESCRIPTIVE CinCu.
LAR ON APPLICATION.
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I'm MAN Line

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK BERlIN WEDNESDAY june s5P.M
From Pier 49, n r.. adjoining christopher ct. Ferry.
First cabin. $50 and upward. according to steamer
paid. $40: steerage. $50. INTERNATIONAL NAvIGA-
TlOS CO.. General Agents. Bowling Green. New York.
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3aiIroads.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot of Liberty St, North River.
Time Table in Effect Nay SO, 1902.
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Tie total sales were 1850 su,-,L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-10
LIST OF TEACHERS.
The Assignment for the Various Schools as
Made by DIR. Richardson.

Yesterday DR.. Richardson, the new
superintendent of public instruction made
| the assignment of teachers for the various
| schools Of the city for the school year
commencing Sept. y, 1892. twill be read
vii h interest by the pupils who are desir-
| Gus of knowing who are TO be their teachers
| for nine long months of school work. The
| list is as follows:
Supervisors-Drawin Skinner.
| Penmauship-MissR Ryder.
Music-Miss Clarke.
High School-Mr. Shull, Mr.. South
! Miss Grayham, Miss Rebecca Amidon.
Miss Campbell, Mr.. Knight, Mr.. Allen,
| Mrs Davis, Mrs DresChauX.
! Normal school-Misses Mary Z. Rowe
! Smith, Louisp Rowe
Burton schcol-Misses Coffey Barwise,
| Taft.
Keith, Kerr, Stuckey, Bricker, Embree.
Smith.
College Hill school-Miss Mills. Mrs.
Horton Miss Filio.
Cleveland school-Mrs. Corre, Miss
Mossman, Miss WOodie.
Emerson school-Miss Brook, Miss
Stever, Miss Mulvey, Miss Aherne. Miss
Reece, Miss Mclaughlin, Miss Hellar,
Mss Shulz.
Franklin school-Mr McMichael, Miss
Fowler, Miss Minnich. Miss Sharp, Miss
Rowe.
Paramount school-Miss Drown, Miss
Allen, Miss Eva McGee
Harry school-Niss Graham, Lola; Miss
Amidon Miss Weyneth, Miss Sharon.
Irving school-Mr. Meyer, Miss DEAN,
Miss Lelchart, Miss Adams Miss Daisy
Brurer, Miss Lulu Bruner, Miss Brown
in". Miss Kelly.
Kellogg school-Mr. Smith, Miss Sc-og-
gen. Miss Cox. Miss Knight, Miss Clark,
Miss Fitch, Mrs. MoCrhead, Miss SAKE.
Lincoln schooI-Mr. Dunkin, Miss
Flower, Miss Wayneck, Miss McNabb,
Miss Xeinipger, Miss Thornton.
Levy school-Alrs. Ruby Elns
Mccormick schoo,-Miss Dougherty,
Miss Haun. Miss Hill, Miss Oldham
Park school-Mr. Carson, Miss Emma
McGee, Miss Eta Mason, Miss Anna
Mason, Miss Garwood, Miss Gertrude
jackson.
Washington school-Nr. Lowell. Miss
Winnie Stuckey, Miss Nicely, Miss Jane
Burd, Miss Walker, Miss CASTILLO, Miss
Stangland, Miss Mossman.
Webster school-MiSs Cleveland, Miss
Emma Bard. Miss Milen, Miss Fellows.
Miss Jessie Drown. Miss Weaver, Miss
Woody.
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APPOINTMENTS.
Dates. Places and speakers Appointed for tn
Month Of Soptember.

September 7, Colwich, George L. Douglas and
y. E. Henley.
September s. Bayneville. c. II. Brooks and
w. J.. Sturdevant.
September 9, Valley Cedter. r. Hatfield and
j. +. Howard.
September 9, Cheney, Hon. R. w. Blue and
september 10. Viola, g. w. Clement and G.
W. c, Jones.
september Il. Haysvils. J. f. Henley and
c. +. Coffin.
September -, Mount Hope. w. 6. Morris and
G.. w Clement.
September II, Greenwich, A. r. Museler and
j. Il. Sites.
September Is, Goddard, j. E. Henley and H.
J.. Gordon.
September 16, Peck. r. Hatfield and 7. c.
Wilson.
September II, Clearwater. A. r. Museller
and J. +. Howard.
September 20, Mulvane. j. +. Henley and H.
J.. Gordon.
September 81, Furley, c. H. Brooks and P A,
Rohrbaugh.
September o., Maize. w. S. Morris and o. G.
EckSteiH.
September o. Vanderbilt, S. H., T. c. VIII
son and II l.. Gordon.
September %, Sedgwick, o. II. Bentley and
S. T. Banner.
September q, Cheney, G., w. Clement and
j. w. Adams.
September Is. Oatville. o. G. Eckstein and J.
w. Adams.
September &c, Bentley, w s. Morris and J.
September p, Garden Plain, r. Hatfield and
j. r. Sites
September IS, Annes, A. r. Muse1ler and T.
w. Sargent.
September 49, Park S. H., J. w. Henley and
G. w. G. Jones.
September 30, Andale, w. S Morris and B.
L. keenan,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-10
JIM BROWNS BODY,
The Remains OF the Dead thurman Passed
Through Wichita Last Night.

| The remains of Colonel Jim Brown o.
Texas, who was killed Wednesday at Chi
cago, passed through the city last night
en- route to Fort Worth, Tex, his Old
home
It was o'clock when the train arrived
here, having waited at Kansas City fol
Browns body and the party of friends
that accompanied it, The train did not
tarry long here. but while it did stay the
curious who stood around the depot had
their curiosity gratited, for 10 the bag
gage car, covered by profuson of flowers
was the box that contained the
remains Of the now famous turf
man. No funeral car ever passed
through Wichita was so deliberately deco
rated in the interior as this was. The box
that contained the casket was very rich
one, being made of polished hard wood
with rich gold trimmings. including
handles. The casket within could not be
seen, but it was said by the messenger TO
be as fine as money could buy.
On one side of the box stood very
handsome monument made exclusively of
flowers. 1t was the gift of his friends and
had handsome representation of an in
sCT!pllOu. AuOIncf very uhEUSOlue UcstS IL
was floral representation Of a sulky
wheel with one fellow and one spoke
missing, showing that one OF the members
of that little circle known as the Garfield
Park club was also missing. Another
very handsome design was IA floral horse
shoe, presented by the employees of Gar
field park. 10 eHumerate all the floral
designs would be almost impossible, as
nearly the entire car was filled with them.
The train had 4 special Pullman attached
to it. which cantained a delegation of
sportsmen, including several OF the men,
bers of Garfield Park club, who
were accompanying the remains
to Fort Worth for burial Brown
was reported to be a millionaire
and hs probably was, as the car which
contained the remains, and everything
about il. indicated that he must have been
very rich man.
Brown was born in Kansas over fifty
years ago, and WAS well known both in
Wichita, Caldwell and Dodge City, in the
early days, as he made many trips TO these
points from Texas with cattle. If all that
is said of him is true is is no surprise at
all that he died with his boots on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-10
WHERE WERE THEY.

Mr.. ". r. Dulauey and Captain Josh
Billings have returned from their south
ern trip. They visited the PSgfs valley
country and vow that they never saw d
prettier country. The core crop there !.
very good and it has developed that that i
an excellent country for raising hogs.
Wichita will hereafter get her share Of the
hogs from that country. The boys. who
claim to know something about i, assert
that Messrs. Delaney and Billings took in
the biz fight az New Orleans. bur SUperin-
tendant Delaney emphatlcally denies the
accusation. One feature about the whoie
thing Is not very plain to the boys. how
ever. This is that the gentlemen went
down TO the territory with the express
purpose Of going on a huut. but singttlArly
neither OF them took either their guns OF
their dogs along. The matter has not yet
been settled TO the satisfaction OF al
parties.
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ley ought TO be defeated. The speech
lasted about half an hour, but the ap-
plause he received was so slight as to be
dishearieniug. His audience had been
gradually dropping away, and when Col
onel Bird" was introduced only about half
wefe there who had listened 10 the music.
The gallant Mr. Bird squared himself
upon his perch and chirped note or. two
about Captain Dwyer (the captain was the
recipient of almost as much attention as
Senator Bentley). and then proceeded to
deduce from the facs that girl from the
country, having had her head clipped, had
sold her abundant locks 10 a dealer in hair
goods, the alarming conclusion that we
stand upon the verge of moral, political
and financial ruin. The harmless twitter
continued until the lessening number of
listeners warned Mr.. Bird that the song
had ceased to charm, and he gave an ex
piring cry of fatigue aud hoppe,l down. a
few OF those remaining applauded feebly
but none embraced the colonel in response
To his remarks
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PERSON AIS.

fl. n. Jones of Anthony Is at the Man
haitian.
w d. Hufford Of Lebanon is guest at
the Carey.
J. n. Quade of Sedgwick is stopping at
the Carey.
y. T. Leon of Chicago, was at the Carey
yesterday.
James Wilson of Denver, is in the city
on business.
F. II. Wright of ElReno was at the Met
ropole yesterday.
w. w. Green of Toledo, came in last
night on business.
j. w. Humphreys of Oklahoma City is
at the Manhattan.
Lewis B. Perry of Englewood. Kan, is
stopping at the Carey.
A. Bradford of Kansas City was guest
at the Carey last night.
Frank NJ. Tracy of Kansas City is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
George NJ. Crawford of ST Louis, is reg.
istered at the Metropolis.
I. T. Godfrey and wife of Frederick,
Kan, are guestc at the Metropole.
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uNIYERsI1Y FxrEN,ioN.

An interesting meeting was held last
evening in she pxriors OF the SIetropoie
sud considerable work was accomplished.
Il Is settled thsss Professor Base az tie
Kansas State university VIII give twelve
lectures on electricity splead.diy Illus
tra;ed with experiments An executive
committee o. prominent citizens was Sc
.ected and the movement VIII be wao.ly
non-sectaEian- Any profits arising from
the lectUge course VIII tie applied 20 a
worthy public cause More complete par
riculs-s will soon 5e furnished 20 our
readers