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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
GARzA's ALLEGED LETTER 10 TIL PRESIDENT.

GIRZA'S ALLEGED LETTER 10 TIL PHIhIDENT.
Newt orleans, Feb. a.-"Thc Hcayune>" san An
tonic Tex, Dispatch says Cara j. still In the field
and apparently undauntcd BY the vsilant bat thus
far vain search being made for him by The troops OF
both countries The latest Trustworthy new, Of the
revOutlOnist is contained in lei Chlnaco' dc hrt
number of local Spanish paper which has just APP
pcared as the organ o. the rcvolut'onis The papcr
publishes copy Of what purpos to be long letter
sent by CARA 10 President Harrison. II Is written
under date OF January ~. at La SirOnOcta state %
Tamaulipas, Mex. Galzn's letter explains the patri-
oic purpose Of the revout1nist to restore rcpul-
can form Of government in Mexico. and condemns the
press for having PLACED him In the Hight Of a bandii
end vioatOr of the neutrality laws while resident 81
American soil He claims that when he conceived the
idea NJ a revolution he went straghtway IN Mexico
and the fact OF his Journey with this intention, docs not
cOnstltute n offence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
BARONESS De STETRS TESTIFIES.
TELLING \ SOUTH DAKOTA COURT WHY SHE
SEEKS \ DIVOGCE-TlIE BNRONS
DEPOSITION


Minneapolis MINI. Feb. s. journal" Dispatch
from >iuuN Tal,. D. says: The De Steurs divorce
case was begun ti, morning the Baroness de Stcurs
Count Zbor1w,M. he lawyer. ard her maid. being In
court. The Bar'n"~ VA, pat OH the stand and occu
pied the whole morning I'm telling her story She was
% bright witnc>, and quite won the hearts Of her
hearers She said her husband had always been cruel
and lrritabl, with her; that he called her savage
American. and in the presence Of people she did not
WIFE If the Ncthcrland, Minister AT Paris Often at
state dinners bee would become angry At her and shout
ont i wish 10 GId / Rad never married YOU Onco
when Minister IT Madrid Negotiating delicate com.
mcrcal tcaty he had asked her play the coquette
with the Minister Of Commerce and make him think
he could do what lee LHcd with her This base propJ
,ition she ind gnauy rejected. lie charged her with
being unfathtul made her swear solcmny in
church that she WI, not be ~ he would believe her
on June -. 1890 he had two doctors examine her
to her sanity and took hci children away from her.
She LEFT him and ha, not him since
The deposition of Baron dc Steurs /, an interesting
document giving glimpse, Of life In arlstocratc Euro
pcan circles. The Baron attributes all the trouble he
had with his VII, to her peculiar nervous affection.
which hl, ballcd the best medical skill. His wife
m Il d ,l,r.tt,, ,p.,o Of his objections and even
.Ne thtm the enid zen. ON AT A pun
ne dinner where many notable, were present, among
them Amclic RiVe> Chandler. ~hc made dcrOgttOvy
remark, about her husband and then apolosizcd f.;
them the next day. When the King Of Holland WAS
I'M ,lc complained that he took - oug t. die ON
,nothcr occ sion she declared that SHE was pessi-
mist and lived only for pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
BUSY DAY iT THE PRESENTER l.
MANY ITrMs or BUSINESS DIScrs'FD-MR. SENrz
RESIGNS HIS rA>TOG,rF

MANY lTrNS or BUSINESS DISCUSSED MR.. SENIH
RESIGNS HIS rN>ToG>TF
The N.w-Yorl Prosbytcry met yesterday I'm the
scotch Church. the Rev. Dr. John G. Bliss presiding
a. moderator. Til. Rev. f. y Iriau. formcrl; of the
Wilson Mission. wa, dismissed 10 IA" Prcsbytcry Of
Newark. Mr. Rutan IA been called to pro- porous
work In Monicin,' The Bohemian Church ana the
aid Ia the Board OF Home Missions The Row James H.
sentz u the First Church ~ Mor,anla asked per
mission to reign and at his request comm ,,iOucrs
were pr sent to Join him in the request. which wn>
granted. Mr.. scntZ spoke briefly. aging that he had
resigned because he was physically unable To carry
on tn work there. The representatives Of the church
spoke chly Of Mr. scntz's work. The pulpit viii
be declared vacant on sunday by t1c Rev. James
Morton. The Rev. II. u. Elliot and james Baylc,
were appointed 10 prepare IN" narration send to tho
General Assembly. f. j. Miller OF linton seminary
and Jaul.- Bycro Of Princeton seminary were re
cciv Il under the Of the Prcsbytsrv
The Prrsbytcry directed It's trustees 10 pay the
Rev w. r. Carr. formerly Of the shiloh Church tool
orcdj T., back salary due him. The church hus been
dIsbundca and 1t, property sold. The Rev II. G..
Miller, oi Mount Tab CHURCH. made earnest plea
fog building in which his cOugr, cation my worship
At present the meetings are held IT, halls. At tho
suggestion OF Dr. John Hail. committee APP
pointed ia irc into the affairs Of tAc church, adI
To- make such recommendation, n Sc m Wis" Dr.
G. A. stoddnrd, DR.. y. ". Conking aud John C.
Iucker were selected ~ the rOmlnticc P,rm.S-
sion was given the New York Church to engage as
"a supply the Rev. Franklin Il. Dwight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
EDWARD N. FIELD DID NOT PLEID.

Edward W. Fio.d. who Is under Indictment for
actions II, connection with the failure OF Field Lind
lev Wicrhei, & co.. was II be In Part Of the Court
Of General sessions 10 p al yesterday but Lis
counsel were not ready, aud the cas-, went over
Field Wa, brought down from Ludlow street Jail In
a closed carriage and taken 10 the Sherlf's Office
Iii, counsel, l;ourte Cochran ana 'cphas Briined.
bad pr.yI,n,ly had a coafer,llce with District Al
toncy Nlcoll. and asked for TWO Or three days Ia
decide un.,n tins form Of their peadnes. This Dis.
trict Attorrey agreed 10 the request ana Field WAS
returned ~ lsll without being taken into court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

Mr.. Strinitz sends the following narrative u INT
fourteenth game, played February :;
\ Ruy Lopez which steinitz had not played since
the fourth game. at last made again the OrucI VI
the day. and il went on in the same way up u
Tschisorin's eighth and ninth moves, which denoted Il
new defensive course. ON Blacks eleventh m"'c
T,chigoTns plan dvulged itself more clearly when he
opened an outlet for hi, by Pc III >. aftcr whi'l
he tiled attack the adverse Z T. wmch' now
ever he could net sustain for more tlah TWO move
His Il had then 10 beat retreat TO II - ana pos
ton Of II double Fiauchetio wa, revealed. stcInItI
thCa assumed the attack the side when N
lea. must have forced exchanges that would
have left Blacks Queens side In weak
condition Tschigorin deliberaied long at the
critical juncture which Oh tile seventeenth move
and hc decided TO give UP the h Il J. in u manner
which involved an ingenious and deeply hidden tap
stelnitz however avoided this by hi, reply Or - on
the nineteenth move, which gave him powerful at
tack with ore Pawn ahead and another hanging FIRE
There were minor pieces LETT excepting Bishop oi
both colors, but the position OF Blacks King was
greatly compromised Another crisis on Blacks
twenty second move. when Tsclgonn allowed the al
vance of the hostile X u p with check. which cor
fined his King still more. lie had done this In the
hope OF arriving ending after exchanging Queens,
I'm which the lradvnnccd Pawn would have fallen
and Black could max. good fight. cyea II White won
some other Pawns In the meanwhile. A. ~ matter OF
course Steinz played for avoiding such contingency
and for holding the position tight unul he could break
through with iorcblc attack against the exposed I'D
King Ills OppOltunity came on the twenty
eighth move when he took the H with the Bishop
Al that juncturc he could have won In ncaer man
ner. a, pointed out b. senior Golmayo. Eui hi own
attack forCibc enough and the adv cr,c Kings side
was at HI mercy on the thlrt, -iir> move. Nhcn
TschigOiin a. Il las, resource tried with the ingenuity
OF despair rs woui have called it. sort
OF theatrical coup Il eta'. lie captured the X p with
the Queen chcohiuc and II White In tn excitement OF
the fight had rctahcH with the R0o1 a. would have been
mated In three move. Bt 40 such dent happened
and when >tcniH rcto)k with the King T>chisOrin
signed. DuratOn-3 hour, 30 minut:5.
Charles A. Gihcrs. tho president of TIE Brooayn
Chess Club and Mr. Densmor. prominent member Of
the same society who visiting Havana have been
we'll received at the Centre AsturanO where the match
l. played
Appended l. the full score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
4 UNIVERSITY MEDLciL DIYNER

The alumni of the medical department Of ths
University OF the City OF New-Nork will hold their
annual dinner nj Deimonico's this evening. special
efforts have bcen made to make this dinner success
In every way. and fine toast list has been prepared
Dr. Partee, the dean Of the school. will give some
new and interesting facts concerning the growth Of the
department and Its prospects while Chancellor Mac
Cnckcn Is expected to speak on the future Of tle
University OF the city Of New York aS whole, IN us
relations TO the uptown site movement and In It's ~
latons To sister Institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
MP. poI,rs,s ALLEGED WISH.

Philadelphia Feb. 6.-A dispatch u IN" hNe""'s
r,epr,pna SAYS: George Potts, the father Of Helen
pn,,e-usrrs for whose murder young Pott, has re
CAVITY convicted in New-YOrk, Is in West Chester
pennsy ivania and talks freely upon the mnrlrf I'
feelings toward Harris are bitter and he J, rpoiic'
to have said hope may be allowed To touch Inc
hutton of the electrical machine that Kills tie man
that murdered NY daughter. 4:lail make appHc''
lion 10 the authorities for the privilege.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

in-law who was suspended from his clerkship IN
Station for assisting her to escape; his vile MRS.
George o. C. Clark. with whom she stayed In buhao'
and Deputy Marshal Colt she has a sprained ankle,
received I'm her attempt to escape. and carried
I'm a chair TO the Marshars Office There her guaaian,
F. F. Reilly waived examination, and Commissioner
Shields fixed bail at ~ 900 1t was furnished by
Alderman Frank Rogers. Miss Whearty was thep
led away, supported BY two friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
DESTROYING FLAMES IN MEMPHIS.
COSTLY BUSINESS BUILDINGS AND FINE
HOTEL BUKNED-rHE FLAMES fA@IN@
AT MIDNIGHT.

Memphis. Feb e.-A o 80 tonight the siX-stofy
building No. go Main-st.. occupied 10y the BruNe,
Berne Hat Company discovered TO be on fire. n,
10 10 the building collapsed, and into the space for
mcrly occupied by it crashed tie building Of the
Iangstaf Hardware Company, which adjOincd it. The
lremen utterly unable 10 cop" with the hdneS,
and at 1890 the Levy trunk factory was a total
wreck and Leuhrman's Hotel probably tle finest
south Of tho Ohio River, WI, in flames.
At III p. m. Lcumman's Hotel had fallen and WAS a
total loss. The fire is spreading, at midnight. The
Ruby" saloon and large harness factory and another
building burning and will probably be total
loss Ii is thought that there were no lives lost In
the Leuhrnan hotel The loss will foot up IL 900 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
THE WILL OF 4 CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE

san Francisco, Feb. 2 CSpecial'.-Mosrs Hopkins
died worth over 100000 according to the viii
which will be filed Tomorrow Not a cent IS left to
charity but about 81 900 goes in various private
bcouests and the remaining s30OO,O0O IS lcfi 70
his widow Timothy Hopkins, who lately contested
the will Of his foster mother Mrs. lIopklnssearlc re
ceves $4,000 two thirds being his personal allow
nnce and the remaining third TO be divided between
his wife md little ,nnghter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
SEALING Up THE ASHES or EMMI ABBOTT

Boston. Feb. s.-MeSsrs. Van Houghton and Dlfng
Of Newly York, executors OF the will Of Emma Abbott
the singer, today took the ashes of the deceased
women to Gloucester. where they were sealed into
the beautiful monument in Oak Grove Cemetery erected
by Miss Abbott before her death. They were IN
box about eight inches suuaya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

The play at the Lee Avenue Acadcny, IN Brooklyn,
las, evening WIS 4 psrloF Match" IN which Evans
and IIoey performed the leading parts assisted by the
Lrycv sisters Minnie French aad others The pay
witnessed by large audience and tie std
Induced loud applause Next week J. x. Eium.t VIII
appear In 4" FRITZ III lie and"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
MOLLY WHEIRTY Has COME RACK

Molly Cccilie Whearty, TIE fugitive p0Stoffce
clerl who captured in Buffalo, was brought to
New York yesterday and taken to the Postofige In
succtor's room I'm the Federal building at II a. M
She was accompanied by John j. Cogan, he! brother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
.SviITpOY AMONG HUYLER,S EMPLOYES.

Henry Rucner a young who had been employed In
Ugylers candy factory Irving Place and Eehrenthst
WAS found TO be suffering FROM smallpox at his home In
Long Island City Sunday and removed TO North
Brother Island His gwen to the doctors as
Rogers aDd the mistake discovered until yester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

Both the mcllols md results when Syrup o. Figs
is taken i is pleasant and refreshing 10 the taste,
and acts gently. yet promptly. on the Kidney,
Liver and Powcls cleansing tie System cfectually,
dispcis colds headaches and fcvcrS and cures hob-
tual constipation Syrup Of Figs IS the only rem
cdy of s Kind ever produced, pleasing 10 the taSt'
and accountable to fine stomach Prompt in its ac-
ton and tiGly beneficial in is effects, prepared
only from the more healthy and agreeable anh-
stances. its many excellent qualities commend it 20
all, and have made it the most popular remedy
known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc. ana ~ bottles
by all leading drucqis: Any reliable druggist
who NAV moi have il on hand Will procure it.
promptly for any ono who wishes TO try II. Do
% lbs. mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
THE CHESS PLAY AGAIN EVEN
~TEINITz WIN, THE SIXTEENTH CANE Al
HAVANA

ANOTHER EJ'Y LOPEZ OPENING EFFNLf fhNi 80
But sTEINITz GAIN ~ THE END 'ANE'
Havana Feb. ispeciaD.-Stcnih op'ncu ''o 9N
teenth game Of the chess match at Tie 'e"''o S'"o
Yesterday with the Ruy Lopez. which was u'i'"u'u ~
T,cncorin with . Pc 3. Inc TWO pay o's
enierced evenly from the opening. but Hel''| op''cu
an advantage in the end game, ana 'll7 'e'"''' mn
,I .,c,or,, ,,., tbrtycizht moves The score is Is
follows: .
-toinfi, q d D ID o ! Il,
Tschicorin ID 0 ID D o / U VI
Drawn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
England. Yearly Quota of Candles.

Upward OF 730. 0O0. 900 candles are
burned in this country every year
The production IN the United Kingdom
of the various kinds of candles. includ-
ing paraff1n, stearine and composite, Is
estimated 70 average 5000 tons Per
annum- This country exports $500
tons and imports :, 800 tons Of candles.
leaving al excess Of exports over IN
ports OF $500 tons. which deducted from
the counry's production leaves the
quantity of candles consumed every
year In this country at 200 tons. or
"a. a4s 600 pounds If these are aver
aged ST ten to the pound it gives 49,
4SO, 900 IS the number Of candles burned
IN this country every year.-London
Tit-Bits-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
Conjurinc a Tooth.

Among the negroes the most striking
remedies are 70 be found. Witness the
combination of cure and spell. described
under the name of ''coniuring tooth, =
In Alabama. Go into a lonely part of
the woods with one of the opposite sex,
who is to carry an AK. The bearer of
the Ak chops around the roots of white
oak, cuts of with large jackknife nine
splinters from the roots of the tree, then
cuts around the roots of the aching tooth
with the knife. dips each of the nine
splinters in the blood flowing from the
cuts. and finally buries the splinters at
the foot of the tree from which they
came. While doing this the operator re-
peats something you don't understand
which is charm
From the same locality comes a curl
Gus remedy for chills and fever Take
the skin from the inside of an eggsheu.
go TO a young persiIamon tree three
days IN succession. and tie knot IN the
skin each dsy.-W ashington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
I.nnl and Rnza-

and tell your friends that the great Rock
Island route IL the only line running free
reclining chair cars between Wichita and
Chicago without changing cars. snreute.
Oar rates are as low As The lowest our
time quick as the quickest, our accom- mo
daiioEs surpassed by none Tickets sid
10 all points 81 America and bsggAss
checked TO destination. Also steamship
tickets at lowest rates 20 and from all
European points By sll Atlantic ocean
steamship iineA- Before sending 20 Europe
for your friends call a. the Rock islxsd
ticket Office, 100 corner Main strest asd
Douglas Ave. CoTrespopdsnce solicited.
w II. WIsHAET. q. I. & Z. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
Brief Mention.
bftcI MENTION.
a good active cattle market today.

A good active cattle market today.
The 9Th, ad of heifers sold at IS. so today,
which are found in the quotations, were
very fine and it can be said with credit to
the buyer that Whitaker was the pur-
chaser.
c. A. Cliff of Bluff City had hogs OF the
market today.
l.. w Robinson, one of the we'll known
shippers to this market, came in from
Towanda today on business. He states that
the Iowanda sufferers are getting along
nicely under the circumstances and that
among the injured there will very probably
be no more deaths. Mr.. R. was five miles
out Of town when the cyclone ragged
Williams & Dorsey today had a good
bunch of cattle on the market.
Horner q Kirk, the well known shippers,
had IN hogs from Kingman today.
K. ID. Pool. prominent stock man, sent
In hogs from Bayneville today.
Lige Aldrich drove in a big bunch of
cattle from the Cowskin which he market
ed today.
o. P. Vail of Mt. Hope today had hogs
OF the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06

EarahoI5. say. ihzr =; ths tine q ths
dfsoo~eTT q Anasrzca To- potato wss
cultivated "a AZ :As tsznp~rz,- paris o.
ssgzLh lsneu4 tfcz4 Czta ~ the eoaz:.
TIE -g2aiarsss Erss noeioesl 4 fz Psrsa
Tee szr5efy e pxssto caSssvzts5 ID Is
rcFe s-s SegtE AzssTse@ Eroxs wsld y,
Gaia Ds1seFsBs sgerzas 81 tbs pl.ss are
fsI1a8 sggElsg svsia - NEST E@r-s a
s0zs4 .2asrrzex. ard = h casfzEs1 -
szsz.s 49,. =. = kzz AslEczA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06

Cripple Cree IS nuc = health resort. l.
is n wealth resyrt Quit S ference
Location, ne.,r Pixies Pc. In Colorado
Gold, bright, ye. low -ol8. IS uud Z
grass roots aua IN tie rock isr nation.
Reliab bic experts claim this J. CAY the
richest camp In Color ,4io. ASSAYS average
500 per ton, au4 aaVv rua - - q a. s.,
000 Que bundrr,f people a.Isy are now
rushing 10 Fl, mont. cuIvI row VI the di>-
trict.
TIE chance ot n lifetime. j. worth look
ing after.
You can get there quicA AID comfort
al ~ by taking the s nte F. rouIe, Only
line with no change Of cars from Chicago.
Kansas City aud other principal cities 10
Eiorisssnr, nearest railroad station, with
daily stage 70 Fremont.
Inquire of local ticket aceur Santa Fe
pOute. about rates and service - q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06

The new route 10 Utah and northern Cali
fornia. via A I. and 3 T. sGd Colorado
Midland, because. IL - piotgrsse1s. u -
quick, IL = always on time Isu sc Col
orado By daylight. The Dsv fast sesseuis
allows Two hours for Sightseeing ~
aauftou Two daily pssssnFsr trains
each way. Palace slespsrs 20 Ogden. Goa
Meeting with Southern Pacific for 5an
FrAscssco.
We slso recon mend the Saata Fs route
through New MsEico ard Arizona - Los
AnzeleS. San Diego and San Frsrciseo. ss
direct AID pleasaEt Ace Tor winter
IrsvsL
Excursion tickets may Be- booght gotng
&c Ags aid rstarrjng The other. aEzf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ifg
KANSAS ITY. Mo- April 5 - CATTIP.-Receipts
200. shipments "a steers active and stea6yto lOc
hisher. cows a. oDg, feeders steady. Dressed beef
and shipping steers aS i5sS 81. cows and h-ifers
y oSsS . stockerS and feeders - 50s5 Is II GS-
Receipts 9llQ shipments 4VU Market steady.
Ranged 81 5=.4 -; bulk ~ 10s4 50 ~IteEP--ke-
ceiptS 20. shipments ~ AarAet strong and hioh.
AuttOns IS 750S6 l9
ST LOUIS. Me- Ap Il 5 CATTLF-Receipts
l5G shipments 100. Natives strong Texans l0r
htgher. ~, ers e 2G,s4 70. Texans and indians
r. 9a9a 40 OG>-hecelpts t7Oo. shipments sO)
Harkrt steady. Heavy ~ 6ueAt 10 mixed /. GOA, 81
Light - sskSt Is SHbEP-Recelpts so. shipments
Market strong MuttOns 81 ,0a6 IS
CHICAGO His. April 5.-CATTIsE-ReceiD,s
t,0OG shipmsnts laN Market steady 10 hisber
stesTs > 5oSs 9; stoCkers - 1Ste5 n cows s. "a
~ hoio-hsceipts to1H. shipments 4f00 Mar
ket sfsady. Rough and common So ssRE4 81 mixed
T. 69S+ .; butchers 81 75si So Light e. 6E@4 IS
sHhkP-hecel eau s.ipfu-nts 20. Market
Il - ~
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,r.Ysa ssssr 70 u.ss,srsss 1.rrss.yrz

isFtiss .uigrsiiBg 10 tie uortbwss
viii ind u 70 THAR istsrsss " eaIllsg
she Reck lsisze t!ekss ofscs for Informs
tioa regarding rates. routes ssd sSecE no
essvsd ~ sxsnts q 0tksr dee as &c tsis
route You are invited 20 call az The Seies
ard b. eoHyiscsd a. 70 tks sntsTleT1fy -
fks Great Rock Isssss route ever al
otksT- By psfronlnrE this hBs ysn ssa
have tke cho8ee u fSsr eifsrsEt reatss
vet q DesrsT. Fer s1ssc. ssfsiT asa
comfort tts EoeE Isis1s lsats the presss
slos. 81. H. HsssAEr. TSekss Agsss
Odcs 80 Ia: DoeElAs sssess. essrEe
Nats.rr "a. sSs-gf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06

The Chsyenns and ArrapAhos country
will opeu Ia April, aus nov y the time 10
get posted. aud Ia order 70 do 20 cod a.
once for = coIored quarter sectional map.
with land laws and guide com biDsd. 70 the
Southwestern Map Publishing Company.
ia North Main street. Wichita, Kansas
Price only - cents Agents UaDssd sra-
fn@sffatslv leitf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06

March % the great Rock Island will put
on sale excursion tickets 20 all poiots in
the Indian Territory located On this line.
at single fare for the round trip, good for
return thirty days from date Of sails. IL
you have nexer visited that country now i
your golden opportunity. Call 90 the Rock
Island ticket Office. 100 corner Main and
Douglas w. III. NIsHAKT,
City ticket and passenger agent, Wichita
dlOD IOt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
" .eLit4 rr,ouee ,Isrr.,.

hlCHITA AprI5
ILoUR-Righest patent So a.. -eooad pate.., ;.
Extra fancy = o.
.beTl Ei.-kirSt creamery aic. second cvean-egv
BIC. fines dairy y. Inc daiTJ l5l common duiy ~
LaGS-lOc per dozen
POT Ii boosters FL &C IT, per dozen or &
pei pound. hens e. UA@- per doLeD "r q yvT
pound. sprii checkers 81 1s-,dz . per
per F"Lnd. turkeys 20 e per pound. uuCks-Jea
a 20. InAiisids - - pei GuLen. young &C er
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