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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
FALL FESTIVITIES
~. Louis EItenss a Cordial Weioorns to All

The city Of ST. Louis has become famous
the country over through the agency al
her annual Fall Festivities, and from that
source has gained the sohriqnet OF TITO
Carnival City OF America
For the season Of 1892 all previous efforts
ia the line 81 entertainment viii bs
eclpsed The great 81. Louis Exposition
will throw its doors open TO the public
"wednesday, Sept. Z. and will continue To
entertain and delight thousands duftnZ a
period extending over forty days. Doe Of
the chief attractions announced - the
management Is the engagement 81 toionel
y : Gilmore md his wofid-rsn0Sned
band. one hundred strong The illumina-
ton by gas and electricity OF the Sres's
will extend over y larger area and TIE 90
grander scale than any similar exhibition
ever attempted In the world. The thirty
second great 81 Louis / air and L0ologiessi
Gardens Oct 10 = whose fans has
been hera.d.d broadcast. Will be oas
III the main attractions 81 that -rek.
and ~ las been customary Tor
the last thirteen year the Yelled proph~S
Will again appear tn his fhvGfiss city. on
the evening Of Tuesday. Dctoter 4 j be
hotel accommodations OF ~ Louis haSs
been materially increased siues lat , ear
and strangers are assured Of bospitabis
treatment
The Nt-souri Pacific railway vita ia
vast net work - lines extending over tie
states of Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska.
Colorado. Indian Territory. Arksusss. tie
" esf s0uth and southwest. "a oTnsr % 90
courage travss have made remarkably
loYs round trip rate from points on their
lines 20 ~: Louis add return eariEz the
fsstlyitles.
For fufber information relative 20 dates
rs - ts aud llulits Of tickets call on or a.
dr.s. r. D. BLErELET.
Pass and Tlcks, AEt- SO. P-s. RI
egff -. last Doug as ave-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
THE GREAT FUTURITY.
Morealo Wins the Now Famous Race and
$4,000.

MoreAlo Wins the Now Famous ft1ce anu
$4,000.
The Futurity of 1892 will not go down
in turf history as great race The
field was a large one and the best horse
won, but there were fewer high class
animals engaged than a lover OF the
sport would desire. But whatever was
lacking IN the caliber OF the horses was
made up in outside interest.
The field of seventeen included Spar
tan (Stevensonl. Uncle jess (Blake).
Morello (Hsyward), Uncle Jim dog
gett). Mirage (Ray). Pat Malloy, 'r.
CA. Covington), Friezs Nittleaeld).
Belladonna colt (Hamiltonl. Lovelace
tElrod) Gov Foraker Porterh Lidger-
wood tSloan), Sir Francis (Narvice)
Hammie Uambley), Plutus "a. Clay
toni, Lady Violet (Garrison), the Annie
+. colt (Sims), and ST. Domingo Der
gem Morello won by three lengths in
1:12 Is, the best time the Futurity has
ever been run in This is remarkable,
considering the fact that the track was
very heavy. Had the race been the full
three-quarters Lady Violet would un-
doubtedly have been very close Up, and
she might possibly have won
The history of the Euturity, first won
In 1883. is shown below:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
Wilmer Secoef. Third Time. Vd|vs
Iurou finished second. but was ignored
DON Alonzo's Great Height.

In training els leviathan, and that
he is colt of high class has never been
questioned. But horsenan would see
much TO dislike in him He is all in the
air, being very leggy, and. he has not
length in proportion 70 his height, be-
ing short from the shoulder to the hip.
Yet this peculiar conformation has been
seen in some very celebrated horses
Bay Middleton and his equally famous
son, The Flying Dutchnan. are both
represented by Artist Herring as hav-
ing this popularity. They were the
biggest and the best horses Of their day
in England. but rather lacking length
in proportion 70 their towering height
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15

Hunt up bait hBsdrrd foTcsfui and a.
cis5vr sd}.etsvss. suitable Tor dr-or1piAeu
Of sublime and Inspiring sceossr ti.sa
take tslp 20 ihe Grand Canon Q! tbs t<ss-
orado sid ycu " 4il thrOs tssH aids -
f,-Iu, inadequate.
Th- world 3 grsat<rt wofs1sf = The 1rana
Canon 81 tsss Coisrsd0 ri.srs ia AFs1ofss.
ls!!onstone PAX sd essfDit~ TAKE 80.
Odd place. eisEara fs.is = aTsrissis sisa
H. 40 rzssr sess sHsfH liks fnsrs Bliss,
ecfopzres4 18th fue aTs1doD- sbaSEss
saa hssxhfa al ~. Srana LsnSn
yfta hitherto lfsecessthss r~Ssgo ass
,g.t f-eu or-srssi for tourists ~ stage Use
sfsgs -lsysssf8. A Z a. the tfanssqisi =
s.ey,fs! 81 s3s4say q tie \ i. :. =. II II
t. rauaf trjp csn ~ ansds fofpfor iAssiy y.
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Seassst axsss q Esnta Pc fogis Ell
ogore exeurssasE rnt~s. sn spgl4s@ties. "A
illustrates pzmphsez 3. a ff~psFat}f''f,
fnlig deaers lifx The may ssAstsEs @i.ss
sqaa..sts * ts-s srsEa GansD- ersts -
g. = cisosssa. - T. Z ] 3, > 4 4 :
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eop5. psslrh sil4 - n1s8ss4 = Ess fsasiy ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nv telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. H.-CAir1 E-Receipts Gtn;
shipmeut> GOO. Market ste"dv TO strong good
,ovs steady Others weak TO iuc lower. Sales: Dress
ed beef and skipping steers 2tsa4 H. cows and
90 ~ Texas and Indian cows 81 l5G2 90 stockers
and feeder, 81 l5de3 40. hOGS-keceipts 800. ship
menis 40 Market choice hogs about steady, others
=, 10 loo lower Sales ranged "a aua5 ~, bulk
81 e4lL5 90 SHEEP-keceip lSQu, shipments SUI
Market la.n bs steady ~ OOs5 p muttohs u ZOOS ~
ST IarIE Sept. a. - CAT1il t.-keCeipts sJg
shlrments 200 Market easier. Native steers > -
as S. Texas steers - 2oep5 80 HOGS Receipts
5ua sbipuents go Market lower. Heavy 80 ~
,G5 IS hacking 81 s065 So light 80 UOGsa % SHEEP
--lieceipts 2zI, shipments 5eJ. Market higher, Ma
tives .5s5 o..
CHICAGO, Sept n-CATTLF-Receipts 2Shoo, ship
r,euts $40 Market lgto 21c lower. Natives s. I'd
5 Co. Texans 90 l0eiS 10, rangers - otsi >, cows
and heifers II 70a12 81. HOGS - Receipts StOU
shipments 1900 Market active TO l5c lower. COM
mon Is 0Jct IS packers 20 Hla5 %, butchers 81 ~
as So lighst s. as b crassers - 2sGS ~ SbtEf
--iieceipts. &C., shipments 2Uu- Market SLOW lUS to
&c lower Muttons IS 5Gs5 %. lambs IS 59ab q,
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On To wsshington.

Not in forced marches" on foot or on
horseback. but in one OF those finely
equipped Fast Mail Trains which leave
here ut 1888. noon, or 9;+5 p. N. daily via
the Missouri Pacific railway. Special ar
rangements are being made for the bene-
fit and comfort OF the members OF the II.
a r. and their friends who Will attend
the twenfy-sixth annual eDcampment IN
Washington, ID. c, on Sept. % Lowest
of rates and elegantly equipped trains
consisting of Pullman buffet sleeping cars
reclining chair cars (Seats free. Remem Der
that YOU can save from two 20 four hours
by taking the Missouri Pacific railway
from W chita Wis ~. Louis, where direct
connection i made with ali eastern lines
for Washington.
Fer further information call at 22+ East
Douglas ave r. l. blEChLLl
Passenger ana Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15

When You go, take the Frisco line 10 ,
Louis and the east for the reason that it is
the only Wichita line rnnning two solid
trains daily without change Of any class TO
St. Louis morning and night, and it is the
only line having palace reclining chair and
Pullman sleeping in morning aud
night trains. Always on time and sure OF
making eastern connections at st. Louis
union depot. Z4tl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following the representative sales or hogs
at the yards today:
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Heavy vIaner, a, Monmouth.

Monmouth. meeting is over and the
winnings OF several Of the stables as
compared with the earnings Of our west
ern strings are towering pyramids OK
coin. Abou. the lowest is s.. 900 and
several are over SEQ. 900, especially the
owner Of YorkviIle Bellies account,
which is $500 Morris, Dwyer, Daily
and Rogers get lots OF velvet during q
meet with their cracks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15

ELEGANT reclining ei,stT 90 all trains. SIT
rnlitnRr slesperS from Wicht& - Kansas Cry sft
ChiSas-o without change Axht trains fick,s<
sold sEi baggage checked through to at points
north -on1h. esss and west. and steamship uesess
sold "a AL European poiat. Af loves: rates ttiF
ticket ofrire 100 East douglas sy-nur corner Man
street, passenger station corner Deus As and Ae-a
avenues l.lepkons I9.
w q vtsEaRr Ticket tr-at
I~o. SEBASTIAN. e. I. A =. A. Chirsro. III
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IL pooz nEo.r Vii ret4EE - "a, T. DD@.as and
Lc Al ~'~s 81
7 oST-RED WALLET tOSJAINI-fs Fba.H!Ii-'
i heck. some Eo.s- snd Oid fsilNNs t@f4
-. a. - A.wFsAcz AID sls reward tsiis.
- =, UBs -
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Strictly Fir>t-Class-

WICHITA. Kan, april 12. 1892.
After thoroughly testing the Behr Bros
piano along side of one OF the oldest and
best known high grade instruments | can
fully recommend it rs meeting every re
ouiremeuJ of "a strictly frst-class piano.
dl0-tf A W. SICKNEE-
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Dr., j. {, BENNETT
l43 n. Main St.
EAST Train for W chi, 4 People. :"

Wichita to Chicago without change oil
cars via. the Great Rock Island route.
Leave Wichita at $50 d. III. and arrive III
Chicago next morning at I:l5 Free re
clining chair cars, Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining ears on this
train, W. II. WIoHAET.
City Ticket G. Passenger \ gent
Wichita, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. T. & z. A,
Chicago. Ill. dl44 II
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Wichita Produce Market.


WICHITA. Sept. IL.
FLoUR-Highest patent. 81 90 second patent.
81 -; extra fancy. 81 To- ana
BUTIEk-riTst creamery, l5c' other grades, iV@
l2Jsc.
EGGS-10ai2c per dozen.
POM. Try boosters. 81 5062 90 per dozen or &c
psr pound; hens, ~ 0JGS2 30 per dozen or &c per
pound spring chickens 81 1902 80 per dozen or TIC
ner pound turkeys 7Gsc per pound DUCKs-tenl
81 IS: malard - 70 per dozen. Yong geese. &C per
pound.
PoTATOES-Choice. 65a75c per bushel,
APPLES-SS 90 per barrel. -
tOAI-Anthracte 81 80; Canon City. ts0t Weir
City St so 'FRONT.' mac 81 ~; Plttsburg, u OF iii
uois 81 On; McAlester g. o.
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sea- - Esas 8 a HfFAsu a. -
a..s.s-. y G.. a. 6 fstEfe &C. fsfs
"a sac Ft.s-.8 sap Tleksss gu ssss 80.
tssns.@F lza. - ls&s. .Saa - Fstufa ssiAs
t51E1i5~F -
fsssgiassa. Ore sa6 rstsr2 e. "a
Tgtkes es ssae --ps<Hes Ger Ga.n, 20 ASe.
sxsft = ss.~esel 4n.sl g = azYs E9f S@Ass
u .Lsrs.s4l.aa sai4 ~ ss1a8=Ss
81 ~ ACgfasE. y j. a
- Aex6a Isss s1ss@s.
o 4 Ez1sE. T.A-ss sxsr ss4sssa- Cd u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
CnncIuxtre Evidence

AdeIa,de-Why are you SO sure he
loves yor2
observation-disclosures he shows me the
letters you write TO him--Ju-y.
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Stss &iasscws sssssAszE Strap sssrisssa
ssaasa ~ ssssd fug shss&Esu trsSh5sE -
.sss - ~ sn 10 seftsEs 80 .afls- A. :
e. pAss fazssz - - fvss1s s-s& = -
80 .rs.s.sse Gar alafsz1za Ise8sf sbss
csats = Ls,ttse. Lss4 ~ sss4!-ssssss -
$50. stsss 80
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FINANCBANDC0MMERCB
WICHITA MARKETS
Tho Receipts Of Stock at the "lcni'o
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
Hours Were: Cattle Light: Hogs f4o'
sbipuents; Cattle. None; Hogs, Mono.
WICHITA, Sept. IA.

WICHITA, Sept. If.
Cattle receipts were moderate today:
There was large run of stockers anu
feeders and also OF heifers. The quailty
of the offerings was fair. A good ouncn
of black steers solt at s2.25. Other Rooo
sales were made on the better grades.
Everything in the yards was sold.
yhe quota tons here presented are 10 give me
.binner an idea of general range OF prices ne
v,lpus 81 asses and grades sell within the hints OF
49, ouotations acc ordiDg the quality or oHer
ines and tina stnUe of the daily mar kets Ihese quo
,arions are only changed when there mas oeen =
,orn.n.nt change IN the general market The
anresentatve should De referred to TO get the
DAILY fluctuations
Native shipping steers good 70 extra; - ''S '"
at hufchec Steei a. lly(4
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Sept. Il,
Following are the closing quotations:
GtAIN-t ar lots on track.
WHEAT -s.Sl.sAoC.
CORN-Whlte, 4Hd &c
CORN-l elbow. Sc.
oATS-lSc;
HAY-paled. q O0aI 50 per TOM loose. 81 ooa5 90,
GROUND CokN-Chopin car lots, .oc per lVo
rounds; corn and oats. SIC per 100 pounds; bran.
sacked Soc per 100 pounds.
tLAXSLED-t6g7Uc
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Brief Mention.

Hogs lower.
The cattle market was quite active all
day.
Packers are insisting on sorting all loads
having light hogs.
The run of hogs today was good COM
pared with yesterday.
There was quite run of stockers and
feeders on sale today.
The following shippers marketed stock
today:
H. Mills, Newton, hogs.
w. Z. Pack Mound Ridge, hogs.
Joe Scott, Peck, hogs.
L. Comos, Perth, hogs.
j. Knoblauch, Colwick, hogs
Friend Bros, CICERO. hogs.
J. Keefe, Murdoch, hogs.
Harner & Kirk, kingman, hogs and
cattle.
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DIR. K. EMMA COBB.

Females snd Ch.l6rens diseases speciality
Ec-rc fcr ladies during confinement strictly pri-
VAT when % desired. Also permanent homes pro-
vjded for children when desired Letters OF inSG'-
y counGeniiA! ana answered promptly Home al
lea Avenue. " chit-s. Kansas
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Nrursso1<

Washington, D. C., aud return: cheap
tickets on sale Sept y 10 IS
Portland, Ore, ana return, SO. Tickets
on sale Sept. 10 to Is. with ample return
limit
Gail at our new off}ce. No. =. East
Douglas avenue, and receive full ilifcrina
ton E +. BLECELEy.
Passenger sad Ticket agent. Missouri
Pacific railway.
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$50
PREVENTATIVE SALES.
n. following are the representative sales OF cat
BOGS.

Hog receipts today 74o. The market
opened weak to scents lower and the after
moons sales were made big ten cents
lower than yesterdays quotations. Buyers
were particular and loads containing pigs
had to be sorted. Both packers bought,
but Whitaker took the bulk of the hogs
on sale.
BrpREsESTATiyEs ALEs.
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PHYSICIANS.
TENDEL d NECM4N.
(Residence mas. Market 0Residence - \.

German Physicians snd Surgeons
On4ce - y Main ST. Hours ; ~ a. IN ana - p
n. Chronic Diseases. EeInsle Diseases Ano oo-tet-
rics q specially. All surg cal operations perform
ed. o-sO-I
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able to beat him out Another golden
rule. which I have always followed, is
never to stop riding until have passed
the Judges A race is never won until
the wire is reached.
'It is not difficult for bright, wide
awake boy TO get fair or even an adj
vantageous start" said Taral, contlnu-
ing. provided he has been properly
taught his business and does not go to
sleep. like two or three celebrated gen
tleInen whom you and l know of. OF
course a hot-headed, cranky, nervous
two-vear-old colt will raise the deuce at
the post and upset everything, but,
even at that, he can be brought to
reason if the jockey will only try to
humor him. Two-year-old colts and
FLIES are, after all, like babies, and
they require just the same amount OF
patience and delicacy in handling. 1t
is fact" said Taral, with laugh.
'.that the older Jockeys, who are fathers
of families. are nearly always most sue
cessful with two-year-olds Take Hay
ward or Tom Cannon OF George Ford
ham as cases in point. Perhaps long
practice in pacing the floor at nights
may have something TO do with 1t.
For my own part like to break when
ever possible from the rear, though l
don't like to be too far behind my field.
II can get my mount about two
lengths behind, drive him forward and
break just as the others are all In mo-
ton, SO much the better; but then no
two horses are alike either in temper or
characteristics. Some, like Locohatchee
and Lamplighter, are slow at the mark
Others, hke Correction, fash OF like
ghosts Altogether, getting good,
fair, equitable start is the least of the
difficulties . jockey has to contend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15

Harvest E1cur>iou. 10 Texas va Ihe >anfz f
Roa
On Aug. 3Atb. Sept. 9th and Oct -.
the Sauta Re Route Will sell excursion
tickets To All points IN Texas at one 4oFFrst
fir>t-cls>s fare for the round iF.p, wtth
,iaal limit OF twenty days from date o.
safe. 70. further information Cs,il o. o
address W. ID. ACaDos X,
District PassenSes agent.
SAT- No. Us Norta Nslu street
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STOLEN
Jnaer thls head < per ltns ger day.
STR1IED.
r,e.rthis Lead e yer iir. per itv-

o,TKAyTD-FRON ICEA. FRAT t0LN =
= han ts.s rol zFsy iHafe maze esofT fti~s-f'l
,,T.s rtte KS sgri.t l e.. i the 80 fii4a :
t.warg NlcaN.. hsH.- ilD~ ~ = -" -. "
,.esH {gr tts.if recovery A--af@as ~ p 80 +
~ - .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New FORK Money.
INV YORK, Sept Il.
,.orey on call frmer closing offered AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile pa ier 5000 per cent
Exchange steady at 81 s61l for sixty-day bills and
Total sale of stocks today $40 200 shares.
New YORK Produce.
NEW YORK. Sept, IL
sUGAR-Renned firm. barely active.
COFFEF-Srot hio firmer; No 4 l5c-
CoTToN-Fuiures closed easy. September ~,
October u
81. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis, Sept IL
FLoCR-steady. Patents IS ,tssS So extra
fancy s. iuS5 %. fancy 1893 -. choice 4oS2 81
family 2lVs2 80.
WHFAT-l'ash. &c.
GOkN-Cash sssac
oATe-Cash, $5sc.
RSE-b2l1c,
BitAN--u leC.
HAY-Stesdy. Fancy timothy s. 5nal2 o.
SholCe 10 gilt cage prairie s. % 5 81
BUTTEk-oteady, Creamery 2Uas-ac, dairy l6Se2c
EIIGS-l5c
com MEAI-Lower. g 1891 o
BAGGING-tl4ssSac
FLAA-E 0S-
PORK-Stsndard mess, &l0 -.
LARD-t? ~.
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"a Douglas ave ichiiA- ksr. Practice limited O.
I've bar Acss Threat. ami ittllg speSiAeies .5-ss
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RTiCiES


Kansas City Produce.
XMAS CITY. Sept Il
FLoUR-Unohanged- Patents 81 5aS? Is, extra
fancy Al aa4s % fancy 80 0S2 Is choice 81 Sls2 u
AAA 81 s,te2 u
WAtAI- No red. aA6oc
CoRN-Nc. : mixed lSeailc,
oAT'S-No mixed. sixSt9S.
Bt FIkR-UnchAnge1-
LGGS-Steady.
IHaESE-steady. Young America loo, Kansas.
5@&c,
HAY-Firm. Timothy 81 10 fancy prsirie s. ccS
sou
ELAXSEED-stesdy al Sc on a basis OF pure.
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~ D--MiSCLLL1Sf OL ,


Ix-ANTFf-BY EFFIE sIMISOS. DRE>sAk X
w er SIC Texas ave, fsIIcy dfessfnsAi5.@. cut
ting aud Dit:ns a Specially U''~ o
x,yA&IED- sEwINts; Will GO OFT or
w SCI. II home Address ises sLeEs 90 ave
wichita han go o.
WANTED -skE DkY AND ONE NIGHT
w lise. vI8 te or aNiz-G AZ TIE 81 a3sl sur
Shorthand school A0Idas. ~cpt- - ei- -
,kT.NTt,B- BUSINESS MN WHO Employ
w smar.Hc1s=.- k;iYyF thsz The GT-cEs-s- ~
"a, V ysl.g i.ssy Shetland -cDcoi az tsssfts-f .
,sfnI- pupils PROCEED s'tSa1it;-E A--
al zeal Aa1 49, .ze gazing entire s-slist~e'sti
n-1[IT.1-A NtEEHoC-L TRICK, FOCE
w Wheel, rnEss te ~ - cAli - eo1s.5 se.t-
are ard Flrss - ii. a.. A14---T A 60. 1's- -
nAK BALM xND cf.ANGE B1eg .SoA All
s.sfu.fr v.sf a. the Js.t sifs-yes fr i.7lsls
st.ss-e~ hAk- ~f4asst~l --sst. Asss = fniSet-@
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fgaa I 0ibes 4le- b- s1a's.ss-fs sE.s rfs3 Z. g
ale.s ~ -ecsets fss essss-a sa~4ss ~ 3'i -
t.-.Nftp-A BUYER FoB a v I'LL EAISED
w s-yeaE-osa FosalsE 49, -N0EFess = a %
Haven haa- 80 .
,XrAsTEf,-snxE t,ooD FAAILE 10 TAXI 4
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ORGANIZATION STATES.

Names Mentioned in Connection With
the Legislative speakerships and Clerk
ships.
A Kent county politician says that the
Legislative organization will be as fol-
lows;
Speaker of the Senate, Charles NJ
Houston, Of Sussex county.
Clerk of the Senate, w. A. c. Hard
castle, of Kent county.
Sergeant-at arms, a New Castle county
man.
Speaker of the House, William Cooch,
of New Castle county.
Clerk of the House, John Layton, of
Sussex county.
Sergeant-at arms, Thomas II. Hopkins,
of Kent county
Should Hon. James Williams be elected
speaker Of the Senate, +. R. Cochran,
Jr., the rising young lawyer of this
county will stand good chance
of getting the clerkship. If William
Cooch is elected speaker of the House II
will do away with all possibility of Petel
L. Cooper, Jr., or any other New Castle
county man getting the clerlship.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
CARLYLE HARRIS APPEALS.
THE CONVICTED WIFE PRISONER
ASKS FOR A NEW TRIAL.

Lawyer Howe Argues That Certain Tos-
timony should be Ruled Out as Irreie-
ynnt And District Attorney Nicon Cites
Precedent for lts Retention.
ALBANY, Dec. s.-Attorney W. F.
Howe resumed his argument in the APP
peal Of Carlyle Harris in the Court of Ap-
peals yesterday.
"The whole case Is built upon
circumstantial evidence entirely. II
may be that Harris gave the morphine
honestly and with the best of intentions.
There Is naught TO directly show he did
not ] perhaps ought not Co say so, but
think 10 was unfortunate that he was
not called TO the stand to testify as TO
certain facts But the case as whole
presents series of improperly
admitted testimonies. tending TO
prejudice the jury against the prisoner
and grouped for the purpose of getting
the individual Juror to say that this
young man, from the evidence adduced
as 30 his character and conduct probably
did this deed IL was wrong, IL was un-
| Just, and the verdict of conviction was
| against the weight of evidence Carlyle
Harris may have been wild, may have
been licentious, but he was not the
murderer Of his wife, and on the
Irregularities Of his trial thus set forth
a new trial Is asked
District Attorney Nicoll, after briefly
touching upon the objections of appel
ant ln the matter OF pcremptory chal
lenges and the impanelling of the jury
for which he cited recent decisions
closed for the people aud left the cast
with the court
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
nfaryland Good TempIars.

CHEsTERTowN, Nd, Dec. S.-The
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order
of Good Templars commenced their an
nual session at Still Pond, Kent county,
yesterday morning, with an attendance
of ffty-seven visiting delegates from
lodges throughout the State. The number
of strangers in attendance was between
seventy-fve and 100. An interesting
business meeting was held this morning,
and this afternoon reports Of committees
were heard and all members of the order
desiring admission were admitted. A
business meeting took place at o'clocl
this evening. Though it has not as yei
been positively decided, it is likely that
the next annual meeting viii be held al
Mount Airy. Carroll county.