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Ing Wesleyan with Unfair Treatment.

Charging wesleyan win NntnsT Areutmens.
The baseball team Of the C. c. n. y. returned. after
their crushing defeat ut tho hands of the Wesleyan
University nine. IN an unhappy frame OF mind, In re-
sponse to repeated demands TO explain the one'sidel
score OF 10 10 2 in ak innings. Manager Schmuck post
cd the following notice yesterday morning;
"We left our homes between 7 and 7:3o O'Clock In
the morning. and from that time until the game was
called at 4 O'Clock in tho afternoon We had nothing to
eat, and the boys succumbed to cold and weakness,
We had to walk two miies from tho depot TO The Uni.
versity grounds. nobody meeting US. As the game
was ~scheduIsd for 1880 O'Clock. We immediately put
on our uniforms lin a cold. b%arn,ltke s,ruciuIe,;
and were kept waiting until 4 O'Clock. Not satisfied
with this, Wesleyan placed her recently arrived trainer
into the game as umpire. after tho score stood
Nv a number Of adverse decisions the um'ire gave
them nm- runs-and not nineteen rnns. as the Wes'
ieyan reports say-in the next two innings. Tile game
was then called. because We hal 10 catch the return
train 10 New York. TN the Whole. the ireatment was
NOT wor,c than wOuld he accorded u lot of hOodiums."
The Athletic Association has demanded that the re.
Nav ~ be cancelled. AMI directed Manager sclmuck
to telegraph the Wesleyan manager 10 that effect
Great Indignation Is felt here b AL ~. students at tho
treatment their team received A. MIdd'eiown i.
owing To lack OF funds for suitable prizes the fourth
annual handicap run scheduled for April 10 Is on. The
poor condition OF the treasury, Is owing 10 the mas. Of
unpaid hill from Last year. They will now he settled.
homogeneous are now under way by which an eS-
hlhition lacrosse match vii. he played during the
snr,ng games. The team OF Johns Hopkins OF baltimore,
viii probably be brought on for that purpose.
Trainer Banning Is putting the nnishinf touches on
the track athletic, team for the Twelfth Regiment
genes: A. this 70 the mt competition that the boIs
tend thsm.siyeI a "trip out ef toWn for the latter paTt
Of Apyl ~ bstnE planned
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Reunion OF Elm,rs AIumua.

The NTH annual luncheon OF the Elmirs COL
leRe Alumne Association of New York CITY
was held yesterday afternoon at sherry's.
Mrs. Daniel Lamont received, assisted By Miss
Marie l. Manners. President Of tho associa-
ton Miss Clara Rogers. Mrs. Fl. d. Hotohkiss,
G Gss; yos sn,b w; aoyeiand. and others. Mrs..
NJ. .AIonetta. Wilbur Of Washinston responded
to The College Woman in Athletics.
Ar IhS mg 9s6 by Mrs. William Tooths. Mrs.
heartily, applaudeds. Among those present
Giart. S Miss JSa nss WI fseknan: Mrs; JunlIs
II. Mills Mrs. Madison Z. Teters. and Mss
Harriet Il. Stone. ~ "'
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hhhhi We oWfAhIhWAllA
the Knickerbocker tournament Of 1891 -'92
Ne Phoenix ten-men team again won first
prize, At the tournament held at the Academ y
alleys the clubs Hve-men team could onl y
hus Market alleys. the Phunix team won the
championship against fifteen OF the strongest
clubs Of the American Amateur Bowling
Onion. In both of the preliminary tourna-
ments held by the "A. A.. b. o.. the Phoenix
team won first prize Of their section: In the
tournament, held Mt tho Academy alleys. two
years ago. tho team made an average OF S9o
The Phoenix ,ten-mcn teams have rolled
about fifty match games and only lost eight.
b games were against the atrongest clubs
IA this vicinity. When the club lost King.
4ttEsimmons., and Talhert 1t was expected
tbst they would not prove so strong, but the
tic present team, is n hard one to bent.
Il. Harry Cowperthwaite. Captain Of tho team.
- the most popular rowler In Harlem. He Ia
Known by all tho Harlem small boys as Capt.
fHArr7." and when his team are In action there
10 much interest. manifested In Cowperth-
\ Yates scores When bowling Cowperthwaite
rs his eyes continually on the pins. and 4
7 his men 20 roll a ball.
In tho tournament of 1S00'0l Cowpsrth.
waite won first prize with an average. Of 1876
IA nine games. In the following year he had
. IN average OF 195 TO for fourteen games. win
] ming second prize. During the same year. he
elieys. which enabled him to win second prize.
I1sf year he won second prize with an average
Of 150. nthe present series, Of games OF the
a, A. D. U. Cowpsrthwaits is near the top.
. Cute. Shaw. aud Fielding have also won many
prizes. Pearse 10 also showing some skill.
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TWAS ALI MOONsHINE,
Dus the Connectieut Town Much Admired
the Celestial FIamInE Cr0ss.

TEnRYv1LIE. Conn. April S.-Good Friday
evening a peculiar effect Of the moonlight was
noticed by several wide-swake people In this
town. It was $50 o'clock. when the moon was
well above the horizon. A perpendicular bea m
Of light descended from the orb to the earth
and eontinped Upward toward the zenith for .
crossed the perpendicular at right angles. the
moon mtngt tho point of intersection. and the
whole making a perfectly formed cross Several
clouds which WAS colored by rad. white. and
blue in alternate layers. The phenomena con-
ually more indistinct. aud at 1880, the cloud
had disappeared. In the south. however. q
ksoqs oolorings than the nrst. giving forth all
ths hues o.. Q raiubow. At $3.50 ths moon was
ssiinati0 sslots were very bright WV
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Z HARLEars CRACK BOWLERs,
= Coed Showing by the Phs.ix Club II
i Five Years.

= 0oo6 Showing by the Phonix Club In
Five Years.
Tho Phoenix Bowling Club has been In sx-
istence since 8 and In that time has gained
m honorable record. The club has been
represented on the alleys five years. and tho
dve and ton men teams have won many not
able Victories and to-day are considered to DO
the ablsst bowlers In Harlem. It IL Q toss up
Of . penny whether tho Spartans. the crack
downtown club. or the PhGnix have the
stronger bowlers.
TIL Phoni teams Hrst effort in compe-
tition took place at the Knickerbocksr alleys
during the season Of 1S9O-91, and the Phoenix
carried OF first prize. In n tournament hold
thu same season the Phoenix non outrolied
some OF the strongest Athletic Gu
boWlers and won leading honors. In
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A
MEN,
GOOD
NEWS
FOR
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handsome. chin men and women,
formerly fat and miserable. as n
result of their not belle wing I'm the
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Of American Artists. and tho first regular er-
hibitlon to he given in It's new home In tho
Fine Arts building, will open with n reception
on next Saturday afternoon, The public open
the exhibition will continue TO May IL. The
galleries will be open every week day and
evening. aud on sundays from ! to Il.
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A Black Orang Ou'a"g for Barnum a Bailey

There Is oNDecteu 10 HTTIVo tHIB WUoK On eHs
steamer Vega a full-grown black orang outanc.
1t is said That no mature animal OF this Kind
has ever been seen here. This specimen comes
from Iupua. is n male. and the property OF
Barnum Il BAILEY. Great care will be eXer-
cised TO prevent him from taking cold. A
glass house"o IN wheels has been constructed
which will DO his permanent home. containing
heating apparatus, n herstead, locking glass;
pitcher. dumb bells and clubs for exercising.
and u table with knives and forks. immediately
upon arrival he will be placed in his glass
yiled to private inspection at Madison Square
Garden. SeXt Tuesday will be "orphans dny
charitable institutions DESTROYS Of having ne
inmates visit the show are requested 10 nsse
immediate application. No other day can ~
the show goes to BROOKLYN
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Miss Marian Phelps to Marry Or. Fran.
Won Rothenburg

The announcement is made OF tho engaRe
ment OF Miss Marian Phelps. the only daughter
OF William Walter Phelps. e1-Minister to Ger
many. to DIR. Franz Won Rothenburg. Under
State Secretary Of Germany. Miss Phelps was
horn at Tsaneck Ridge. n. ]: the family home.
first l%ieutenant during the. last twelve years
Of Bismarck's Chanealorship. and he retained
the office when his master retired from public
popular men In Berlin.
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SON: osssity Fruit salt" loss ora7 pounds
2 WEEKS REDUCED 80 POUNDS.
Lost Twenty.seven Pounds after Curing .
Case or BriEht's Disease. Miss Alice
Holy Van Rensselaer,.
9Th Avenue.
Before I reduced my weight with your full treat
msnt. To-. Obesity Fruit Salt aud obesity riiia I sui.
fered terribly from nervousness and kidney trouble.
Formerly I was = grent sufferer from Bright's dis
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remedies were recommended to me by Mrs. Williams.
Murray Hill Hotel.
From Miss Emily L,vens 9Th
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Weight Fast.
GENTLEMEN: I used DR.. Edison's obesity Pills last
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my surplus fat %thirtysix pounds in about seven weeks.
My father says the pills are a specific for rheumatism.
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Greatly Pleased at Having Lost ~ Pounds
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It I had then lost 10 pounds l an now. in all. 81
POUNDS lighter and much smaller in measurement.
A source OF Hatulency 10 tho gas given OF from
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secretion of gastric Juice in tho stomach 10 deficient.
The Doctor says these were my troubles. and DR.. Edi-
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J. u. CAMERON. windsor Hotel.
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often produced or accompanied by an immense aeon.
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1t has been claimed that fatty degeneration Of the
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LORING & co.,

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More Money for tn. Hom. Rule Fund.

These additional subscriptions to tho Home
Rule Fund have been received: Mgr. Farreiy.
5000: J. J. o'Donohue. 500: NJ. Gibiin. 800;
the Rey, II. 4; Brann. 500; NJ. ponohue.. NJ
agsra Falls. S4S4.5O; Thomas Mulbry. 500:
Fay. $50; Joseph !: Ryan. $50: Il. b. Harris.
$$SS9 9: 4; I'm N; " WulTy; 500; Thsodors Wolfe Tone.
$Ib; Neil Murphy. $40: Thomas Halton. Us;
sdssd. sasshT. ffotsi. St.6iEssIi' A'An'"''
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
No More . Disease Than Obesity, Said DR..
Mcdonald.

Mrs. silvian Porter. West Chester Park. writes that
her physician. Or. Mcdonald. told her that Bright's dis
ease was no more a disease than obesity. and that one
10 ~ liable TO die from the dropsy or fatty dsgsnera-
ton Of the heart It entails As you are from the former
condition.
"EnlarginR tissuss srs Just a. dangerous A. wasting
ones. He told mo that three TO nve bottles OF your
obesity pills would cure my dissass-obesity. The SEQ.
ond bottle has almost done so. ! shall persevsre now I
know they have done SO much more good than any
medicine ! ever used. No dyspepsia, no dropsy now"
DE-. ABDOMINAL CORsETs
arc made 10 order Mt our store. You can
have them lined with Imported obesity cloth
at o small additional cost.
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Eagineer Thomas MalcoIm IL Cured In
~ Three Weeks.
Says Thomas Malcolm. engineer. Providence. n. IT.
-whsn I nrst began with your pills and bands I did
20 without faith and only as an experiment. For a
time I saw NO difference. but as soon as I began to DO
affected the reduction became radical and rapid. lam
now forty-thres pounds lighter. aud shall need them
only occasionally. as q preventive. / have sent you
. lot of people for band who formerly doubted. as /
didN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
The Ouail Looked Discusfeo.

Talk about your expressions on the
faces of animals, said the artist, reach
ing for the tobacco jar. Il saw quail
once that exhibited disgust on his
countenance as Enthusiastically as man
could. l was out in the woods sketch
ing. when l heard a quail give its
whistle of challenge I returned the
note and soon got an answer. Then
gave the birds fiocking signal. I kept
up my whistling, giving first one sig
nal and then the other. and getting re-
plies every now and then which came
nearer and nearer. kept on with my
sketching and. in fact, didn't pay much
attention to the bird | was sitting
against a rail fence. Suddenly the
quail. which had been following up my
signals, few on the fence just little
way from me. l looked at it and the
expression on its face was too funny
for anything. II had been expecting a
good. rafting fight, and instead of find
ing an enemy had come upon me. l
was certain from its look Of disgust
that it uttered mentally a string OF
quail profanity. II it met another
quail within an hour miss my guess if
there wasn't fierce battle. IN. Y.
Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
NEWS BRIEFS.
Some Sm.ll Iems aught on the Fly In Nsri
Gus Parts + The Ciy.

Sheriff 7. w. Dobsou of Barber county
was at the Union depot last night. en-
route 70 Kansas City. Barber is Hour
ishing," he said.
q Hackney. Wellington's postmaster,
and one of the D. mocratic brothers OF
Bill of Winfield, WAS in town last night.
Sheriff Oric Morris of Wellington wa,
in the city last night Ell route east.
Officer Dan Parks picked up handsome
and seemingly expensive lady's glove on
his beat last night
A shot heard in an alley in rear OF west
Douglas last evening caused little com
motion among he police for two or three
minutes. 1t was cartridge explosion
caused by boys.
Tie police station is at present the
auetest piece in the city. 1t YVES distress
,ngly dull Sunday and yesterday.
The number Of shoppers on North Main
street Yesterday was - great tnat 4, Duo
persons passed and repasseh certain point
ON one side of the street during an hour.
The funeral of Frank Dickson took place
Sunday aud was largely attended by the
friends of the family.
p. A. Rohrbaugh will be married III Nir-
gina tomorrow
Colonel T.. j. Tulley, one of the Santa
Fe's solid men in the headquarters OF the
Panhandle division and, by the way, one
of the society leaders OF Wellington, was
il, towu yesterday fulfilling some Of his
.ocial obligations.
Through the influence Of Judge Shields
Governor Stone ot Missouri respited Mar
tiu Reed, the Kausas City murderer till
Jan. ). Yesterday tie judge received an
other letter from the governor saying that
while he would be delighted to do him
favor he could not commute Reeds sen
tence or grant him furi her respite Reed
and his murdered wife were Judge Shields
servants for some years. The judges in
ferest in Rerd was aroused by a letter
from Sister Mary Teres,, an Independence
nun, who. for some reason, seems conf
dent of the innocence OF Reed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
Roral Presence Of Mind.

A historian OF William ". OF Eng.
laad relates that he seemed in a mo-
mentary dilemma one day when. a,
table with several officers. he ordered
one OF the walters TO Take away tha,
marine there" pointing TO an empty
bottle.
Your majesty" inquired colonel
of marines. do you compare an empty
bottle TO a member of our branch OF the
service?"
"Yes." replied the monarch. as IL a
sudden thought had struck him; II
mean to say it has done its duty once.
and IS ready to do il again Youth S
Conpaniou
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
BABY WHITE.

Ny baby white viii sleep tonight,
heard the watchers say,
No more his tired little moan
Is heard both night and day;
And the patient mother folds her hands
10 softly weep and pray.
The little cradle empty stands,
The little carriage, too.
The tiny hat is laid aside,
The tiny half-worn shoe.
And the mothers arms, o aching armSi
Arc empty. empty, too
o, little half-opcd bud, how sweet
The fragrance that you shed.
You do not heed the tears that fail
Uron your low green bed,
Like balm pressed out from wounded hearts,
From whence all Joy has fed
You are not there: your angel wings
Brush soft your mothers face,
Your arms about her neck are wound,
She lies in your embrace;
o not ATARI Close, close to her,
That is your dwelling place.
Helen A Keenc in Ohio Farmer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

Mrs Ncwiywed tindignantlyi-And
you took the cake put in the window
to cool and ate il. How dare rou?
Hulking Henry. the tramp tcaught in
the act and consequently humblel-A
starving man will eat almost any thing.
uvm.-Boston Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

w. E. Stanley has been quite sick for
several days, being confined to his home.
When the gripp once gets its clutches on
lawyer there is an immediate demand for
doctors. a preacher and editors-the latter
to tell how it came out. In this instance
the victim proved too much for the cpl
Gemic aud he is expected to be on hand to-
day to worry the court or some defense
less jury.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

On account of the revival services being
held throughout the city this week the
entertainment which was TO have teen
slven by The Normal school Tuesday. ID c
~. in the auditorium Of the y. NJ. c. a.
building will be ind. fihitely postponed.
Tickets sold will be good for the future
entertainment, or the money refunded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

Stated meeting of Ivy Leaf CHAPTER No
%. .. +. >. The annual installation of
officers VIII take place There will also he
work. ...Meeting will commence at 7;30 u
II sharp. Every member earnestly re
guessed TO be present Visitors cordially
lnNIted. Mrs ANNIE SMYTH, W. VI.
Miss MARY EUDoRA HALL, Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
LADIES FTFrTIox oL orr,rrp.

The l.adies AID society, No 4G. of the
sons of Veterans. L. :. A, holds its
reeulhr meeting this (rue>dsy) evening,
at o clock, iD Garfield ball Let every
member he present To cast her vote for
lie officers OF the ensuing wear All
SonrdeS nnd sons are cordially invited to
attend. By order Of he .,r.sidrur
Mrs GEoHGF J.rNtS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
No Place for Exercis.

First Little Boy-Has you folks got
, piano lamp?
Second Little Boy-N-o.
First Little Boy-W'at do you do
wen you wants TO oclimb?-Good Nevs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
An Eye for HarSsius

Father-ls that young girl you're CO.
Ing to marry economical?
Son (enthusiasticanyl-I should say
80! Why, last year she spent $500 in
bargaIns.-Chicago Record.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

There will he n mass meeting Of the
Law and Order league in he Y. NJ. c \
auditorium Wednesday, Dec -. at 7.3O
o'clock y. III Rev. J. ID Woods Will
speak on The Growth and Power of the
LIQUOR Traffic
y. 3 HAGrN. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
s. '. ELECTION.

The annual election of officers of the /.
"A. society "f the Sons of Veterans thi,
evening. Prompt Attendance desired. By
order Of the PRESIDENT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

There will he a meeting of the Woman 8
MISSIONARY society of the First Methodist
Episcopal church this afternoon at =
o'clock sharp, in southeast class room
Every mem b-r is urged TO he present
Mrs. q. l.. CAMPBELL Sec
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The W. c. Il. L. will meet at their
rooms opposite the postoiTice at 2:30 o'cluck
this Tuesday, afternoon.
AIRS. CLARA G.. DEEN, Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

The ladies of the Benevolent Chapter ST.
Johns church desire the Parish Aid to
meet with them at 2 O'Clock today at Mrs
Nhitaker's, 1l22 North Topeka avenue.
Mrs NJ. HELLAE, Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
Overheard on the Bou,sr-.

DELL haven: seen that man we
lust met for fifteen years
bell-That's nothing. met man
to-day never saw before in my life
Life.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
Likely.

bunker-Don't You think that cigar
is daisy?
diil-fes II tastes like it.-Detroit
Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19

When Saby was sick, we gave hc- Caztorie.
When she was a Child, SIZE cried for Castor.a.
When she became Misz- she clun- TO cas,ora.
When she had childrea, she gave them Casac-..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
Notary Seals.
Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum," can be used in any
State and in any court. The most complete and
convenient pocket docket ever published, with two
indexes-an alphabetical index and diary index;
shows at glance jusrwhat date a lawyer has case
in court: keeps complete record of Of the case.
Handsomely bound in flexible back, convenient
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorneys
everywhere. Price of Docket s10O BY mail post
paid to any address upon receipt OF s107.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-19
Minneograph.

300 copies from one original Writing Drawing
Music Etc OF typewriter letters 1,5OO copies cal
be taken from original. Recommended by oye
10000 users The EAGLE is agent for the sale of thu
machine extra supplies, etc.
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SMASHING RECORDs.
experts Review Record Breaking
on Land and Water.
What the Future May Bring Iorth-Hon.
Chauncey NJ Depew Writes Of Reeords
Broken BY Railroads and Ocean
6reyhounds-WhAt Il Coming.
IcoPYRIGHr. 1891

IcoPYRIGHT. 1881
Trotting Records Broken.
This has been q phenomenal record
breaking year for trotters. 1t has
been fully demonstrated that the old
time love for the trotting horse, dor
mant SO long, has at last been revived.
Most fortuitously for New York the
legislature of Connecticut was so mar
row minded as to drive the Charter
Oak association out of the state. This
brought about the great meeting at
Fleetwood park, when Directum
smashed all records and became the
peerless king of trotters.
As Directum's performance was the
sensation in trotting circles this year.
will refer to his work first, as it de-
mands a little speculation as to his
ability eventually to make Nancy
Hanks better her figure of 2:04 or to
give up the lead for the now exciting
race for the two minute mile.
One thing was definitely settled at
the big New York meeting. That was
the trotting stallion record. There
had been a fractional and somewhat
fictional dispute about this up to Mon
day, September 4. There is no dispute
now. STEAMBOAT trotted at Stockton.