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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrrD-BY A LADY, FRONT AND Hall,
w room I'd heor bot 10Th and 18th SIS and II and
y sta u W. Address. stating tsrus, which must he
reasonable. y. c. e.. Star O:ice. It.
WANTED-rHREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
w 1ss or I'd foori would Ike Kitchen west u IOtS
81 near avenue or Nst-opDiitsn Address yiv-
Ing lowest terms, A. D D., star Ofiee. It.
WANTED-NJGELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
w private bath in northwest. address, with par
ncniArs. YOUNG GENTLEMAN. star Office je9-3;.
WANTED-YURNIsHED AND UNFCRNIsHEp
IONS ~ parts % city cheapest and surest plan
sHiCkIEFORD'S AGENCY. AT llth ST. NV
rny202lt'
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-HoUsE;N HIeHBoRHOOD PRovI-
w dence Hospital or ST Peters Church; 6 or :
rooue; price aot tosxceed q, 500; all cash WILL
son HoCGH. 6z3 st. NV SelO-3f
WANTED-T0y RENT A HOUSE AT MOUNT
w Pleasant rent not TO exceed eco per month; sta
bic agents Address n s. ID
leloG. Star Office.
WANrED-BY 2 ADULTS, THE CARE OF A
w house for the summer. best OF references
Addrs.s RESPONSIBLE PARTY. Star Once. ,e1O-2'
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ErOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
andy large halls and road, Tsr -: $50
, ssSrs :, s9 d.pTsi ave NJ Pr'n g
~ FL :. iSS ss md Sps 'E NV nj d tDS ~
s 5a5S !! Il; 1s ss':
1ss1 ! !, an NV. s SSh & nr 81 nv,
Bsooks M.nsicn, brook u I}0a 7th 9. ne g -.....S
ls sa nH nv iss $ss s !: & NV:
17i3 Corcorsn NV. liz IS DWELLING
l244 18th stnw 1Or-- lo35 30sh S; NV IA
l7HS2 IN \ :. NV 81 d .sS142a Mass ave NV. lsr-
''' NV I'D OFFICES.
ts$ Pr as u e iad .
3i = + g * 8: s ::
STORES.
I laS y " ~, e NV ar.s7 ~ LOO Est nwrs
cerscrsn Art Caller. lI5 ISS 18Th tres.,- $50
Bet l5sh&i6th. o& Psts Is 6iS st NV resrS II 60
The above houses can be examined BY permit from
our Office only. THOMAS J. FISHER CO..
te4 1924 ct. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

LrOR RENT
Brick, SOC 11th ct. n. w. 11r ESQ
Brick. 1h29 7th st. W. store and 6r ..........50
Brick 1904 et. W., 9r. 40
Brick. 1901 9Th st. NV 40
Brick. 94SL st. w., T Is
Brick. u Mans. NV. 81 Observation-Disclosures
Brick. 1923 18th ST. NV, large rooms 80
Frame. Whitney near 7th St Or ...........15
frsIne. Marshall 81. near 9TH st. 5r ..........12
ALBERT +. Fox.
teI0-3t go st. NV.
Ef0R KENToo23o Pa AVE NV. STORE AND
2l2g Ct nv, rooms and bath. 20
l9VI and l51S 9Th st. W. rooms and bath each y
w spruce ST. lie Droit Park. rooms and bath. p 80
A5O Ma ave- store and DWELLING. % 90
Third door 6l2 18th st. rms and water. 30
je1o-6t T. r. BROOKS GIG 18TH st q. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

ANI0 Nh
L 1895 32d st, l3r. br.
m 4. store and dwell
ing, with stable. .$S3.34
1901 Q ct. br. m /. Or. so. IS
1881 n st, br. mi. 16r. 10
1851 n st. 13r, br. m i. ..35
1922 Pros ave. br. mi
1908 p ct, 9r. br. .-...l7.bQ
34l N st. br. m 1. 6r16. 80
Nl 8 ct, II. 6r. Is
1910 Sd. br and at,
270s Nst, br. 4r......R.G
H10 n ct. br. 4r......E2. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

jus. imported.
Tru1ed French Puress In tina,
viz: wooicock, Pheenanf, 6sr.
dinex. HArs. Thrush. fartxs6rs,
kocbuck 81 - per doEen tina
Never before offered ct % love
price First quality.
n w.lbukCHEIL
nJ1s l1k5 3 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

1903 34th st. fr 5r. &12. 90
l425 9Th st, Fl. 6r.-...-R
Foxall I'd. next cor
New Cut I'd. II. BILL
Rear 1887 sd st,
stable. 3stalls. yard
and wagon shed. LILO
1927 37th ST. fr, II 10
Brown st. hr, Ar.
Brown st, br, Ar.
Rear 1921 s st, fr
Frame house. Foxall
I'd. cor Ridge I'd. 6r....16
c. b. Tickling,
ST NV West WAahiu1ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

A NICE COOL BOARDING PLACE AT 81 PER
"A week Of the home Of Mr.. JUDSoN ENENs.
Sunny Hill. NOodvtlle. Va jelo-.s'
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD.

WANrED-CoUNTRYB oARD-By A GENTLE
w man with wire. xrovn dzuxhtcr two small chill
Gra<e good country saxe high GROUND, not too far
n s~ftf,.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

books For full list cali al once Tor bulletin ssned on
the LIST and 10Th Ue10l THOS 3. WAGGAMAN.
EOR RENT
u ct. n. Q. SIX rooms and bath; all MI.
6C4 18th st. ne, six rooms. S14 80
BY 9TH ST. n. q. q eleven rooms and bath; all m.
20 4fh ST. n. g.. seven rooms and cellar gao 40
lI1S yh st. n. W. eleven rooms and bath, all m. $50
je1O-6f WATERS THOMPSON, 1885 r st.
lib st. Sc. $40.
CHAS. q. RINGWALT,
3e1O-2t $50 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
PERSONAL

HOW ABOUT THEM,-sPECIAI. SUMNER
u Il prices paid for rents second hand clothing Adj
drsss call At JusrHs OLD STAND. 61e ID St
n-v. jelo
A UTH0RfZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IN Communications promptly attended to; connten-
ttal- TelephorS. j4Q 0ftee open all hours wM
WILLIAMS. Manager. go ST. NV rlo1m'
Twill GIVE $500 TO Any ONE ASSISTING
i me to obtain Q certain position. paying sdD per
mouth GOO cash, balance in four notes Address
r. r. b.. ss.E ONCE. ,ee-.f'
~ and auswsrs- send l0cents to
- w. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
ss6-lm Southwest cor. sth and K sts. n
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE
4! excsis aes please call exAine our work and get
apls-2m q. 8. DENTAL ASSN. 7th and ID sts.
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fFICES.
40 Gunton building. room
Ii .... .SIg. Oh
30 Central building, room
17.-:......G.50
30 Central building. room
.25 Central building. room
22.....................10
% Room 8, 1889 + st. 10
20 Gunton building. room
~. y
:. ID Guntcn build'g, z base
ment rooms 8
:. Is 46S La ave, front room.
4th floor. %
10i46S La ave, back room,
Sd floor ..................5
rtion Of the property on my
at once for bulletin fss1ed on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
A SOLID fNvESTMENT
N BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES

tOh sA-E-AT FOREST GLEN. ND, Eight
u miles from city. on Metropolitan branch b. snd o..
choif e lots at low price early applicants.
myfelm J. r. HERfFoRD. 1919 st.
nor SALE OR ExcHANGE-TAKoMA PARK.
- Oak sye-DcantiiIl home. lees than two sqnAres
IRON station: house II rOonis. co~ets furnArs an
six hrepiaces and crates elegant wood maftes nearly
an ere of ground; fne shade, oak chsstnut, DC. !.
and yard VIII sell al bargain exchsngt for CIV
property. Call on or address OWNER. LIZ q n ".
ap3o-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
poARDERS WANTED.

Iwish 70 take few boarders for the simmer months
good location. good board Rawley Springs and Mas
sanetta water fresh every day references given and
required
Mrs. u. s. LEWIS.
je4-6t Harrisonburg. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

PEARCE. LAwTON McEEYNOLDS.
Builders Of fine carriages and wagons, have hand
fun line Of the United States Carriage Company s
Columbus Ohio. vehicles of all descriptions and latest
designs for durability excelled We have han
died them two years and give guarantee
Also a full line Of carriages and wagons. own
make and lot Of hand work estimates cheer
fully submitted.
271O and 27I2 NJ st. NV. mh26-5m
L,OR SALE-CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG
L Gies easy terms Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended to- COOK JARBOE, 1926 II
ST., West Washington. ,nh22
NOR SALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
pete assortment Of vehicles in the city The great
est bargains ever offered for cash. genuine Colum-
bus Buggy Co buggy, St2S; top buegies, S12. so.
OF my make of spring wagons to suit all kinds Of
business. full line of harness at low price
mh26-:3n JAMES Z. PROBEY. 1870 32d st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

E0R RENT-HOVsEs
4 NORTHWEST.
1893 r I ave, 1&r. 81
50S 11th st. 16r. ........
IN Oorooran st. 9r. :.
1907 ! ct, Sr SO.
2lA I 81, 7r............
uMN Jave. Sr......2.
615 22d st. Or go. 90.
Upper pit So II ct, Or.
2 Bank st. bet 83d and
Sth; Prospect and NJ
2213'7th st, Or. ..,...,...,
s Champlafn ave, 5r.
@ 23d st, 5r. 10.
III Balls court, Ar. -,
1T43 Z st. Or.
LIST floor 917 Temper
ance ave. 4r. 10,
2o17 NJ st, 4r.
$3.50 Z st. Or.
Ii Temperance ave. Ar.
Of
933 F st, 2 rooms, I'd
noOr ...........,.......S
46S La ave. LIST floor or
basement, g front rms
Central building. room
10......................,
46S La ave, 4th floor, 3
rooms ...................
Central building. room
Gupton building, rms
3d. 2, 81.
@.} 4 ct NV, room L..
46S Ls;ave, back room,
I'd floor. ................,
Gunton build's. rooms
Central buihing. room
20 .........,............,
Gunton building. room
@....................H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

Storage room. BIB lptn. S5
Fin e stable in 30ft alley 20
Stable, Goth st. bet 81
and Pa ave,~.---H
2115. Champlain ave.
Ar. frame. .-..-..-.-.--.S
Stable, alley bet 10Th
and 10Th SITS and I
and Pa ave. g stalls. ..--7
Stable, 10th st Sc bet
SKINS, 800 18th st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-2D-STORY FLAT OF UNFUR-
Il nished communicating rooms; suitable for house.
keeping bath on same floor; modern improvements
1O4 Indiana ave. NV jeSSt'
EoR RENT
Furnished and Unfurnshed Apartments.
THE WOODMONT. 18th and iowa Circle
ap21 ]. F. ROBINSON. Prop
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24

1 INT rNf II l. II Il ~
bl.oLa,aa e. Ioar.s
| DARK avas hesaa,h;nn..
i sDoctor s.;a tha wou.a :.
tremhl;nr vo;oa snoa.a- =
g., n -. " ,..n ~
m. x...a,
;.:
co;nc;aad baa,v w;,h - -,
dreams.
syybo ara vo,. who .nnt 30, =,
ma,, r asLad
NO one, tba woraa .nsworad
ou;ollv and Fl low vo;c. "a
/ Doetof ii c.;,nss~ ! .basls. ha.r
carrvino coal al dav fvo,o tha uaco,
into a borsa raa~ hr ,;uo g.
tbara ~ tha oo,r.r.ra n. .h:ra
has haan s;oL s;nao vo..owa.. !
found bor 81 rroh wor.o ,h.. !
came n vor ~ o,oo,
bes;tatod somowh... a. H..
cbantment w.. 80 nro.,
Tho woro, ia hou.. ;.L
her hlackaned bana
II w.s a fooa ,vh;.h .,...a.h
ed many furrows caused bv sorrow
and trials
Il should bax. oon. for Tho oho-;
tvrbvs;o;on ,sha.a;a -. ..-.
vonr .orran. Doo.ou :; Ina =
the shoemaker in o,r oonr.vard
and be hos told ovarro,o that 80,
aro snoh ! nooa n. -,
mn l;.,,o r;.,y
! decided - no viii. .ho uo,,.n
At,ou III 80 - -.
of II :, l. - =, -,
a. -: -. @ =,
r. a..aIhs -, ", '
.ho -oo.. -
ro,,,,,o.;.. -. -, n =
ha,f phanooa .,-.sIt
- ~. -.
go W 80 o
o'ai'e' 'h'o great co"r'yaro lying
'e,'nu " ~" "a houses. men enc
'e0 ',o " n'e n's sn'S u s'a'fs' each
~ N ~ 'ne .a''
-
-. oa. VIZ" .s
o. 80 ' ', "uo"',
IA N - at';Is LII os' ne" s'i"aseu
- IL
- ~ ~
-, w - 'e' "' Walnut
Tha a.ai -.
s;do .Sho - I' CT
doo. 80. - -, -,
Tbe child oo.ahad. = wos j..
oro,nous oonrh of ,ho uo... co...
7 tore n leaf from nv hoot aud
wrote NV frst nrescr;nt;on as a
nract;c;na nhv.;o;an
.To tho nearest onotboosrv, T
said.
The woman lookad at mo ON.
harrossod
.C.n Jtola :, - ,ha o,a :, tho
Ko,;os,-.sso., che sa;a
.No no,Io,;od 8. ro.,;o,. .ho
oroo,ast has,o. wh, u;,I -, ~. 80
- +ho o.o.hooou = an. ....o.s,
The womon roJdonod noroo,.;h,u
in sn;te of tho cbarco.l d,,,, Fin
alIv sbe stammorod .Tho ano,ho
oorv n .hoKon;o,..o.,o -. -.
80. -, o. -. IN
ha,. h.roo o,
hoor. So a.os a..
-,
.Thoso noor,Ia n.ho 80.
nhrs;o;on cd ~ ar,nr;a,, s.;dI
anar;Iv hn, ;nand;hIa I+ooL on,
som. roorov and so;a alond .Thoro
taLa .bo, ana uo o,;oL,r,
Th. woman k;saaa ~. hand .,
bar oh;ld .nd .hon hofo.oToonId
stoo hor sho L;..od 80 o,.o .,d
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24

Many people suffer for years from
troublesome and repulsive sores,
boils, and eruptions, without ever
testing the marvellous curative prop
critics of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
experiment is certainly worth try
ing. BE sure you get Ayers Sar-
saparilla and no other.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

Fran of 300 acres, fertile, good build
:ngs. situate about II miles from Oakville,
and four miles from steamboat wharf
Good state of cultivation. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
Farm no acres good buildings, finesoil
and we'll improved. Suitable for trucking.
Price Sl,50c. Near st. Joseph's Church.
Terms easy.
Farm $50 acres on Brittan's Bay oppo-
site Leonardtown. Under high state OF
Improvement All necessary outbuildings.
Fine place for fruit. Price 5000. Terms
easy.
Farm 10 acres on 81. Clements Bay,
Fine two-story dwelling. New. Suitable
for cultivation of fruit. Beautiful view.
Price 5000.
A small farm, II miles South of Chaptico,
at Gross Roads. Two miles from steam
boat wharf n acres. Common Improve
ments. Good stand for business-mercan.
tile or mechanical. Suitable for fruit
Price, $500. Terms easy.
Small tract of land on tributary OF 81.
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
acres. Good for trucking. Price $3.50.
J0. F. MORGAN. Attorney
Aug 22-tfa Leonardtown. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24

From Romanse.


hau oesn = = louginss
ioi "A ''au uras
seu 'sen aiohs ~ asss series
ol aays' every one ng 70 me
lne uleauls aHu sno = an en-
'iIe iiiesiu'e. Ose elas uooI
., my hea' h'sle .'nens tne
"ha's uoo' p'a's eh y is
" annoa 'e once Oh
: .as E p 'o'e -.
: "eA a '''s e th y
'ime my ''s''e lses ~ eoh-
sul,a''on-'oon' naa 's1 e. '.s
"a o -. ss.0 ~
~ sea 'ne ausios aha help u
~ MAX Lrha1u.. Ai'ef ah' : hau
~ 'auso " "onuof 'nas hfy loo'h
!. .o ~ ehp's ~ .he his' uays'
'oi 'ne he'suooihoou hau nrs' 70
se' accustonieu 70 my name anu 10
'"e lac. 'ua. 'ney couiu hnu soou
euon au'ioe III 'heii near sicih
w. All inns saiu 10 myseii COLI
az shae 'ihe. "hen oy
So - s o' a' ~
''eai oniy one pa'ien'' .heh 'ne si'-
A"'ioh "ouiu quicAis change. my
iepu'"sioh "ouiu incieaSe' ahu sooh
'ne rusn OF people 10 my consuita-
"ouia proclaim my sue
'ess. shouiu soon 20 ABOUT IN
'fe''s' ii''ie carriage' WIN . uarA
Drown morse driven Dy respectable
tnen, inoeed' Ine
A' ias'' q 'hough' winch COM
Pie'eiy oserpowefeu me came ih.o
my minu. l was again III spirit
WIN my Sousih MARIE VINO certain
y Wouid make the prettiest OF doc
.or $ wives that one could imagine.
loVed my 1air cousin. As a BOY
nad SHOWN her every little chiyai-
'ous service which In either house
'r garden Is demanded OF the
stronger comrade. As a Junior in
school, l had inscribed my first
oeom to her; and as Senior had
badly injured my voice which was
Iust then turning to baritone, by
incessantly OF the flaxen
haired girl When l returned
home after passing the first exami-
nation, the first thing OF all that the
student noticed was that the fiaxen-
haired glrl' had come to love him
rs completely as ne loved her. but
aeither sald anything on that SUD-
lec'' MY University period passed
oy' All tne time worked earnest
~ anu whenever l hao uhuergohe
'he 'euious struggle OF examinations
marie : oear eyes seem
eu 70 express her iiveiy interest IN
INC suooessiui accomp,isnnien. u
eno'ois. Anu "Aon oo"
81. maiie, greeting me "Pon my
re'urh, saia soitiy' herr Doc'or
looked deep INTO ner
uear eyes, ana said stiil more sol'iy,
ira" Doceor hrhafot' men l
Sd" d Oright piush come over her
iace' as sne turned hastily toward
the Wlnoow-seat.
NO" ana tneh' during 'he next
lew days. l had opportunity 10 speak
10 Marie OF all the castles IN spain
wnich 9 young physician couid
ouiid IN ms empty dwellings, out l
dared not inform her OF my dream
in regard to the future doctor $
wiie' Ihere lay IN the oiue eyes
OF my dearest an expression which
Kept back my words even when
they almost found utterance. had
no doubt but that Marie would
eventually be my wife, but 1t seemed
as II a lack OF confidence IN my
as physician lay IN her
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24
LUM Der.

- = .aBELL agent for the large lumber II. sxoor
Boards scaHilng weather Boarding Flooring, Paings
Also Laths, and which
Orders Alexandria
-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24
DIR. WHIT HAMMETT,
DENTIST.

800 9th N. W., WASHINGTON, ID. q.
Operative and mechanical Work done
in best manner. All work guaranteed.
Prices moderate. Consultation free.
Sent 1-tn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24
Saint Aiaru's Beacon.
ioB PRINTING.
SUCH IS
HAGDBILLs.
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS
BIZ HEADS
ExcJTEp Win xKArxEss Axp prspA-c
'cJrKD wirH SEArxEss AND prsrA-c

Parties having Real or Personal Proper.
" Tor sale can obtain descriptive handbills
neatly executed and at City Prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-11-24
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Leonardtown. Md,
UNDER CHARGE or THR
Sisters OfCharitY
or
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.

The course Of Studies includes Christian
Doctrine, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Book keeping, Algebra, Geometry, Eng.
Iish Grammar, Geography, History, Rheto-
ric. the Elements OF Botany, Mental and
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemis-
try. Literature, Plain and Ornamental
Ncedlework, Music on the Piano and Gu
tar and French.
Boys from the age of 2 TO IA yea.
received.
FOR terms orfurtherinfcrmatio apply o
SISTER MADELEINE,
LeUusrdtown, Nd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-03
EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Parry of South Washington avenue enter
tanned number of their friends most
agreeably in honor of the eighteenth ami
versary of the birth of their daughter Miss
Mile. Dancing, music, games, refresh
.,ents, etc, were the order of the evening
and all had delightful time. Among the
number of happy guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs. ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Findless,
Mr. and Mrs George Miltner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miltner, Mr.. aud Mrs. Cooper. Mr..
and Mrs DR.. Mary Day. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Benner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b..
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keister, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler of
Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Winstone of
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiler of White
water, Mrs. NJ. Harris, Misses
Emma Potts, Lille Lite, Alice
Rights, Jennie Trone. Lizzie Long,
Dollie Topper berger, Ella Gould, Jennie
Crews, Sadie Blade, Mary Miltner, Annie
Long, Nellie Toppenberger, Alice Pool,
Clara Bowman, - Wolf, Belle Hirsch,
- Blrcn, Minnie Drake, Nellie oiaCer OIL
Newton, Flora Anderson, Annie Drake,
Jenettee Rowley, Anna Shinn, Cora Clitt,
Mida Hutchins, Cora Miller, Birdie Dilzer,
Myrtle Hall. Alice Clue, Gertrude Parry,
and Messrs. Ed Gould, Ed Hart, Oscar
Poute, Will Long, Nelson Rowley, Lee
Drake. Adell Richey, Logan Teal, Ed Har-
ris, Dan Nuyes, Pat Gould. Joe Simmons,
Harry Parker. George Trone, Walter
Scott, Isaac Coleman, John Davis. Bis
marck Dilzer. Harry Bowman, John Ev-
erett, Arthur Scott. Charlie Coleman,
Willie Hutchins, Charley Wilson, -
Wilkie, DR.. Darrin, Charlie Parkhurst,
Jim Owens, Frank Rice, Ted Slater of
Newton, Frederick Parry, Harry Long,
Ed McTurner, Ed Slower, Ben Kelchner
and Mr. Brown with all she members of
ha ho nd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-03
IN HONOR OF MIR. KYLEY.

On Thursday evening Mrs J. H. Black
gave a spledidly arranged lawn party in
compliment to Mr.. Warfield Ryley of
Kansas City. The large, beautifully-kept
lawn was gaily decorated and was lighted
up with Japanese lanterns, while at one
end of the long grape arbor was Gypsy's
tent with a fortune telling daughter of
the Zingaris attired in the gay Romany
colors The interior of the tent was
furnished with small table and several
chairs and was dimly lighted with candles,
In secluded spot on the lawn was a
fiower-decorated well filled with lemon
ade, ond near by was erected a dancing
platform where, TO the music of Shaw S
orchestra, the dancers whiled the hours
away. Light refreshments were served
during the evening in the dining room
and each guest was presented with clus-
ter of pansies as a souvenir. There were
present: Miss Alice Van Ness, Miss 1nez
Creditor, Miss Lilly Lewis, Miss Virginia
Davis. Miss Daisy Lynch, Miss Amy
Hays, Miss Myrtle Sluss, Miss Julia
Woods, Miss Jessie Kendle, Miss Nettie
Derby, Miss Gertie Hays, Miss Grace Hat
ton, Miss Edith Moffatt, Miss Mollie Ross,
Miss Grace McAdams Miss Mile Hays,
Miss Maggie knorr, and an escort of John
Kelly, Howard Moffatt. Ben Anawalt,
Leslie Larimer, Lee Corbett, Charlie
Knorr, Ira Pearce. Roy Kramer, Bob
Jtevenson. +. Hellar, Will Campbell,
Will Hatton. Bunnie knorr, Roy Hays
and Clyde Ford.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-03
GRAND OPERA BY WICHITA TALENT.

The opera to be produced by Signor
Baribini and his pupils is progressing
nicely Most of the principal parts have
been assigned. The music of the opera is
sublime. ana it will be a genuine treat to
the music loving people of our city. For
the first time will grand opera be
rendered entirely by local talent. There
will be no foreign talent and each part
will be well and ably interpreted and rem
dered by some of the best musical talent
in Wichita. There are some splendid
voices in this city and there is no reason
why grand opera cannot be successfully
produced.
Voices Of ladies and gentlemen are yet
needed TO complete the choral parts and
those wishing to take part in the grand
undertaking will do well to call at the
siguor's music rooms and leave their
names, as after the completion of the num-
Der OF voices wanted. no others viii then
be taken. Ii is hoped that good live in
terest will be taken in this opera of the
society and music loving people of this
city. The production of IL Trovatore will
be q grand thing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-03
THE MARKETS ,
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Committee.

The highest prices of the year were paid
at the Wichita Stock yards the past week
Although the receipts are very materially
cut down by the harvest which is in pro-
progress, there has been good run of
hogs every day of the week The week
started out with a big Mondays run. This
WAS followed by very liberal supply of
hogs on Tuesday. The rest of the week
showed good receipts and yesterday closed
with 500 hogs on sale which is a very good
run for Saturday. There has been an adj
vance in the market every day. Some
days the market showed an advance of
from 10 to 20 cents. The top price of the
week was paid on Friday for three loads
of fancy hogs, which brought 5j5 cents a
pound. Both packing houses and some
order buyers did the buying this week,
and there was no need OF any shipper GO
ing to any other market. On several days
it would have proved big loss to have
shipped TO eastern markets by any one
within reach OF the Wichita market All
the offerings found ready sale this week.
and commission men pronounce the entire
week very satisfactory one. Compared
with Kansas City. Wichita has been pay
ing better prices the entire week II this
advance continues. there promises TO be n
big run of hogs TO this market as soon as
the harvest is over. The packers are anx-
iouslywaiting for this, as they want hogs
badly.
The cattle receipts were light all week.
owing 20 the low market which has pre-
vailed everywhere OF late, but Judging
from the condition OF things, there Will I've
a good run of cattle in Il short time. The
cattle market is strong on all the grades
excepting thin, grassy stuff