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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
4 nrRnr rAnrY.
Principal.

SIR and Mrs. A q. kaHyon moved into
snd took pSssssioa a tbsir pew sai
beautiful home on Topeka sTsuns. sTssrs
10 the future iasy wlil b. a. hons = tas.T
numerous friends. A number q yoHns
fri@sGs OF the family s5omgbt it wSUid -
a good opportunity 10 seo1 tbssr sssssfst
for this worthy cSHpls. - isSt TUESDAY
evening a h0ass EARNING wa hzF@si
uyon. a charming little ioiegi1sI siIaifs
sbat delighted tb. host sod hostess vasf
much Music. dAacinZ. bsiliiaot rspsrtes
auG soclai chit cha; made up an evening"
% u5ost r1qUls.ts sa3oTtnsnt- 1Hstss
Jacslyn. Weo6m=n. fItzkugh. Ll4.4sn
.Johns.ou. Lewis saa Harriet Josssos sai
Ns-ssreA T. s;on. Hog1&s. Fssis. a-aitH,
Carer and Fisosst wsrs TIE Eas9y par
iIciPz9ts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
OFFICE OF HENRY V. sHErAnD
202 and Goa Sedgwick Block, Wichita
Kan; Telephone No, 9S.
Ancust s Isoa

August :. icJA
Special list OF real estate FOE sale at re-
duced prices during the month OF August,
1898.
Full commissions paid 10 real estate
agents
7-Room house. cellar. closets. pantry,
bathroom. water closet. 30 feet, No
2l4 South Emporia; price Eoe
II Room house. all modern Improve
ments; No. 4S1 North Iawreuce;
Price ce....-.......... pNo
9-Room house. ZIG New York avenue
stable 80 foot lot; price. e........-... itAO
s-Room house No. Il03 East kirstst.
corner Wabash ave and First -,
with one Bcre Of land. price 1900
Groom house, s37 North Main -.
corner Main aud Walnut sts, three
lots, price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @pJ
| Two 4 roou houses aud tive iofs, on
southwest corner OF First - aud
Psnnsyivanis ave; price ...-.-..... COO
| Two room houses, two lots with
each house. on SOmer ave. between
| First aud Second sts. one blk west
OF HiliSide ave. price, eacu....-... 800
Frame store baiidiHE, No ~ North
Main st, and - foot lot, between
Third ST.. and Central. east eide of
Main; price ......-.........-.--..... Nt
Three story brick building. 2s@ South
Fourth ave. 2Sxlo0 a., extra Hravy
walls suitable for warehouse
price. .................-....-- Sa1b
Three story frame hotel. known Hz
fremont House, no 30 South
Fourth ave and three loas. price. 400
Lot ~ Market at. " ichts. between
First aud second. prIce....-....-.. seb
i00-feet Oh south Eutp0ria ave. tie
tween Gilbert and Morris st-, east
front, price. .-..---..s----... 80 F.
l0O-.eet on I.ewellyn ave, between
Tenth aud Eleventh sts. east froGt.
price. ss-s.s-ss ~
J0-leet east front Gu North Fourth
ave, Just north of Central ave.
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 30 :
30 feet south front on University ave.
between Glenn aud Vine ASs...
West Side, price ............... ID
Vacant lois ia all parts of Use c.ty ~
duced prices.
City property to trade FOR well im proved
farms.
Terms OF payment given on application.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
An ENTRA PRIsI-- enERRor.

There are very few brands OF cigars, of
domestic or foreign maze. that comes up.
in standard OF tobacco, OF IN smoking
qualities, TO the cigar named the Col
Rick. 4" manufactured bv J. II Rickseeker
OF Kansas City. l. f. Roberts. OF %
South Topeka. in this city, who represents
the Rickseeker cigar company for this
section of Kansas fuGs the "Coloael
Rick" one Of the most popular ia the line
OF fine cigars ever handled by him They
are in great demand by good judges and
commissioners OF the weed and oay fTie4ad
Roberts is 10 be congratulated ia repre-
seating so deServed!y Z popular al sra}cle
iu his line Of trade,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
PERSONALS.

Z. Vessel, Leavenworth, is guest at
the Carey.
w. H. Dunn, Kansas City, is in the city
on business.
J. Duval, Chicago, is in the city Wis
itor.
J. T. Anderson, ST. Louis. was in the
city yesterday.
E. NJ. Sellman, Sioux City. is at the
Carey.
II. X. Bechtel, Augusta, did business in
town yesterday.
n A. Yeager, Augusta, was In the city
Saturday.
d. p. Mariven, Fort Supply, is up on
business.
H.G. Cavanaugh, Fort Supply, is in the
city.
nc. Wild, Kansas City, is a guest at
the Carey.
L. j. Quigby. Sedgwick City, was at the
Manhattan yesterday.
f. J. Bonham, Chicago, is in the city on
business.
J. N. Hetzter and wife. Norwich, are at
the Manhattan.
Herman E. Smith and wife, New Haven,
Are in the city.
d. G. Smith, Springfield. Mo-. is in the
City.
All Robinson, Arkansas City, is at the
Manhattan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
WILL HAVE . COOP rIA-

Captain Hayss says lie thinks every
member OF company = WI attend the
eacampmsut az Wichita, notai;AstzRd
iuz the dfEicnity about transportation
Es SAYS i = o8Ay a qIssti0a of . sso.s
tire mats! ths money sill b. refunded.
gaa tie boys wall Dot allow isst % staasi
IN the way Of tAssr oatIng- 4 corporal ,
squsd wall 20 Vi Monday Dsorn.az 20 st.
tesz &c the %ets9nS up o. TIE tents etc
sad t5> company wis % uo Tuesday
rnu~pEax. Lieutenant Coloae4 Ssowaitsf
= 81 ID IN COMMAND a. Ghe DeS ginning -
We,lse gtca Mat
Yes, aui TIE boys wiU have good sine.
A. tie eacagsp9ne pscmises 20 se grsz:
success No militia alaa can afford to
- - &.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
PotICE CoCKT.

Sam Herndon waltzsa up yesterday and
Maid FIVE dollars oa a back iine These
luestiuable privileges OF paving tiues mus
rcr be abridged or denied. The blessed
privilege @. working FIVE days for si 10 a
day. aud .iv.n. tue fifty cents ior the
support OF The family and the - 10 The
support Of the police force, could he en-
joyed no where on earth sxeeps under
the best government tie sun ever shone
upon.
Geo. Elliott. for making life burden to
his neignbor was fined 50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Misses Petris entertained a few friends
at their home on South Emporia avenue.
on Friday evening last. Games, conversa-
tion and refreshments all helped to while
away the hours. Among the guests were:
Misses Katie Hucks, Emma kauth, Emma
Kiss, Tillie Moore and Mary Lind.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

George Dadisman, Jr., was up from his
farm yesterday and gave ii as his opinion
that deep plowing was the royal road to
success in farming. He proved his asser-
tion by a statement that his corn would
Weld thirty TO fifty bushels 10 the acre.
George is a violent Democrat, but he's a
GOOD farmer
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Miss Kate Viney is home again after an
absence of fourteen months from the city.
She spent most of her time at her old
home in London. Canada, but visited De-
troit, Windsor and other places. She very
much enjoyed life in the north, especially
the summer in the lake region and its
charming scenery; but Tor permanen,
home she would not exchange Wichita for
auY tAeT.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

George Freeman, clerk at the Carey, is
sa duty again after two days severe i'll
ness. He would have been sick longer,
but Mrs. Freeman's diet was q little too
thin, and George was growing weak so
fast, that he was Obliged TO go where grub
was plenty. This is Georges story.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wilson and Miss
Anna returned yesterday morning from
Albuquerque. \. NJ, where they have been
the last two or three months for Miss Will
sons health, which has not improved any
during their stay.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Miss Lizzie Noble, assisted by Miss
Lizzie Newcomb, entertained in a most
charming manner Messrs. Clarence Sluss,
Lou NspNess, John Dulaney, Nermillion
Harris, Frank Davidson, VIII Lewis,
Rslph Smith and McCausland on Tuesday
pveninu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

The ladies of st. Psurs NJ. f. church
viii give a social on the lawn in front of
c. L. Davidson's residence, No. 1926 North
Lawrence Refreshments will be served
by the ladies aud a general good time is
expected. All friends of the church in
1ited
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

A lady adveriises for pair OF gold spec
tacles, lost by her somewhere on South
Water or South Main. Its not the value
of the glasses but they were birthday
present aud she would be much Obliged to
the fiuder if he would leave them at this
Office aud claim q reward.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

ars George ~. ksai. Ih9 rstzfs~f
yssterslay fFsfa NsolssaA. Fs2sr-s .aa-
u. had Dssa ssracE 5ssrs All tHs 3 Boy
81 "a sucA $ yG.aBss that tseasT bsfffis
eses;yz.l iszt5 fs iAs aeis cou.4 r. psaSgsfi-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Miss Nellie Pitt and Miss Jennie Nc.
Killop returned yesterday evening from
che worlds fair, where they have been fol
some two weeks, and they report the
sights beyond the power of language to
describe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

TIE ezra supply and pressurs that
these dry. ho, daYs demand OF ihe water
worss j. somewhat trysag ca the few li8es
Of wooaea MATHS isft oE the oAl System
The oae on L.swreace sprung coQp.- ol
lively leaks yesterday, bit tie ID az - y a.
SOON repaired.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Mr.. l. Gross of the Golden Eagle will
leave this morning in company with his
son Edwin for New York to buy his usual
fall stock Of goods. On their return they
will visit the worlds fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

w. S. Jones of Memphis arrived in the
city last evening on visit to the family OF
bis uncle, Mr. A. A. Jones, On the West
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

In the absence of a good solid, soaking
rrin, or two. the fall crop of wild hay will
be short and local prices accordingly high
this winter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Mrs. +. S. Gould and sister have gone to
porthern Michigan for a few months
recreation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Mr. and Mrs III. L. Stevens are hunting
and fishing on the Marmaton river near
Fort Scott.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
ACADEMY

Will open Sept 4th. Thorough
work in all departments; no stu
dent teachers, terms reasonable.
Classical, Scientific, Normal de-
partments, Primary Grades and
Kindergarten; Art and Music de-
partments conducted BY Special
Ists.
j. II. NAYIOR,
Principal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
EnrokiA AVENUE aETHooisr.

A regular bee hive is that EBporia Ave
nns II. L. church. They have Elk regular
services every sabbath. and prayer and
revival service az the church every Thur
day evening They also sustain from four
to five cottage prayer meetings during the
week They have organized three mission
schools: One On East Harry street; one 90
South Market street. ana one 81 tie fost
Of Paramount; st eaca of which places
some Of the young men, iookiug forward
10 work In the regular ministry of tE-
church, preach every Sunday s.;srGooa
snd often On Wednesday evenings
Tue Eywortb League OF the Euporss
Avenue church holds It's regular un%stings
Tor bible stady, 9evotieas sEd iltefary
xoTk each second and fourth T2ssiay
evening ~ the usozth. besides its regular
Gevoileaal meeting svsry sunday evening
before preaching. The lrzz0s AZ Harry
street meets every " =. nsSday ni1 H.
TIE church - iusi now moving "a the
nlattsr Il redEc5uZ t2e esbt ssT1ai a4nZ Ga
tie psrsouzEs sincs its sT=ctIDu. gpon
Which 10 payment h2s ever been made
Plzus sYs cn fo0G s4so lookIB.. - lBcrsasei
seating c4psel;r eT bsI1a.isz cato .&s
church or otEsrwss-. ssr tbs @ceozzssosi.-
tion of Ihs people ~s9 aes.fs - Ett~sc
services tLere- T. = 3 tEFssinz- busJ
caacyh aud as fniare - very sops.nL
Tke-e s4I. bs a lsnB soel.I On Weslses-
5sE evening. Azgast - ~ tbs re-st.Szcs
q Sir. c. " &esioy. Sd .ssDfb Lswrsnes
4venus. e.sva by Siss g@8fieEsass = izs
A.laeosa s;rsst PresoFt~rasA e4asrI a
sns HnaAlcz! prSsrasn has sz@a efsp'Ess
asss resfeaABeats ISL b sefx~ss. al as
iav.;.1 - So and en.e! .Esl<-s@A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

A set of double harness was stolen from
No. 227 Indiana avenue, Friday night.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

o. G. Jacobs and Al. Johnson were down
from Valley Center yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

Miss Mary Rutan left last Tuesday fol
Chicago to attend the fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20
STRAIGHT POPS ORGANISED.
They VIII Nominate Middle of tbs Road
Ticket Mex Month.

A middle of the road Populist mass
meeting was held in the Board Of Trade
hall yesterday for the purpose OF organic
ing preparatory TO putting u county ticket
In the field.
W. E. Hutchinson was made chairman
and c. II. Godfrey was elected secretary.
Colonel Hutchinson made vigorous
speech in which he skinned Governor Lew
cling and the other Populists who. favor
selling ont to the Democratic party and
the gold bugs. Colonel HutchiDson hit
from the shoulder and made many telling
blows.
He was followed by Cyrus Corning of
Topeks, editor OF the New Era and an old
TIME reformer along. Greenback
Union Labor and Populistic lines. MIR.
Corning is forcioie speaker aud told the
fuslonists exactly what tie thought OF
them. He read a letter from Secretary of
State Osborne in which that gentleman
reiterates his opposition to fusion with
any party. He stated also that Secretary
Osborne will take the stump next month
and travel all through the state denounc-
ing fusion. Mr.. Corning said that the
executive council of the state administrs-
tion met few days ago IN Topeka to dis
cuss fusion, and that all OF them were
against it except Governor Lewelling and
Auditor Van Prather. lu speaking about
the state convention that met here
last year he Said through sup
of the tongue ''the convention that
met in this infamous city" instead o. the
infamous convention that met IN this city
as he intended. The fusisu popuilsts are
making n good deal of capital out of this
error. not having found anything else 10
his speech 10 use for that purpose.
The following county committee was
appointed: w. f.. Hutchinson, A. /. Mil
ler. VIM. Baker, DR. Pratt, NJ f. Morgan.
S. d. Hazen, J. L. Cooper, Il. +. Nickois,
ID. Iimmons and Charles Southwick.
Late in the day the COMMITTEES met ri
Jake Cooper's Office and organized By
electing w. f. Hutchinson chairman and
j. L. Cooper secretary. The committee
ordered the chairman 10 call mass meet
ing of straight peoples psrty men
for September 23d, TO nominate -
full county ticket. Cyrus Corning's paper
WAS made the organ of the party until
some time in the near future when
Peoples party paper will be started 10
skin the Commoner.
The convention WAS the only People 5
party convention that met this year that
looked natural. Ii was attended by farm
ers' wives, a young lady enllvened the
meeting with campaign songs and the
hat was passed around to pay for tue hail.
The attendance was large but those
present were noe ali straight Several
uneasy fusionists including kies. Helm,
Mossbacher aud Dorsey were present.
Colonel Hutchinson says he does not
expect the ticket will be elected but that
it will afford honest Populists an oppor-
tunity TO vote their sentiments.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

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the Arkansas Valley receiving Do,ii ei, INC -"' 49,
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

James PeaEee q Massachusetts, ts ~ iGe
.aiy yls.;lns c. bEelhss, ". ~. Pesree-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-20

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

ms, by The l,e-. H. II. Adams. Wallace
Holden lnl Mrs NlpH1psn iricc, the ;tImer
o Wyoming.
JEMlS0S pES1g-tii Gis civ on tho 18th
Kill III tGs nav t. Mitry + itssietnd by the
INV, DE. Nrfouier, u Fi,tindplp,tta, William
janii40n ~ Piifninlnhl4 aud jeannctte La
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tt i n q iVa,,' Tahsrt
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:, Ltat1t 3 '.Ia 'ats' i.ll" p ANpttt7,
MlliE-DORSki AT l'0rnmokc city, Nd, on
ihH l%,h ihst.bg TN keS. I. z. MacNichol,
Stephnl 4; MlllS anu Mtcy y. hnrsey' lhe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Thunderous Statutes Greet the Arrivals
oi Foreign Ships Ms They Come to
Anchor.
United Press Dispatch by Special Wires
FoRT MONROE, VA, April ln.-Another
foreign ship passed in early this morning
and dropped anchor With the French flag
Shin Arethuse. The ArGthuse had hardly
taken her position with her two com
pnNions, the Jean Bart and Hll22ard at the
extreme end Of the fleet, when the water
battery at the fort answered her, gun for
gai. Then Admiral Gherardi salntcd
with ~ more guns and the Philadelphia
promptly responded with the same mum
Der.
These ceremonies over, the Frenchman
turned her attention to the foreigners IN
the harbor, and for over half an hour
there was an incessant bombardment of
| the quick, regular yolleys OF the Britishers,
| the deliberate sharp crack of the Russians,
the heavy, ponderous thunder Of the Hol-
lander. and the prompt, smart reports Of
the Italian, as all saluted Or answered the
| salutes of the admiral commanding the
| new arrival. The reports made by SO
| many discharges fairly shook the grounds
| and caused the window panes to rattle Ike
| hail falling upon tin roof.
| To-day is wash.dav OH the American
ships, The rgglngs Of the vessels were
strung with Jumpers, trousers ana piack
| SILK hAHdkerchletS OIL tine sailors, winch
fllttered ia the breeze and added nothing
to the beauty Of the vessels. The harbor
continues to fill up with all sorts Of pleas
ure craft Many people who could not
obtain accommodations on shore have
come here in the steamers and live aboard
them at night while in the day they spend
the time visiting the ships and seeing the
sights in the harbor.
So far all Of the British ships have
arrived and the last French cruiser TO
come in completes that counLry's display,
Three more Russians are expected to reach
New York before he close of the review.
Two Brazilian ships are en- route from the
West Indies. and the Spanish ships are
somewhere between here and Havana with
The Columbus caravans in tow. All Of these
war vessels are liable 10 arrive before the
end of the week, and Admiral Gherardi is
confident that when lie sails, Monday,
there Will be few countries who accepted
the invitation to participate in the review
whose ships are not here,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
KENT COUNTY COURTS.
Joshua Parker Acquitted of the Charp
of Assauiting a. Wnrthington Brincl,ie

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special = "
DOVER, April l5...-Gnurl npoheu SesleF-
day morning " 10 O'Clock. After me OPEN
ing OF court sheriff y, q. l'lhi anu ms
bondsmen appeared ana the sheriff entered
into his official reeognzancc,
George i, lAr!more and sydney l-ari-
more, charged With an assault were
arraignca and plead guilty. The court sen;
fenced them each to pay line OF 50 ami
costs
Willard Harris, colored, indicted for an
assault on Policeman Milburn OF Dover
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
WILMINGTON M.IN mURDERGD
Thomas II. Moore of This City, Meets
DeRIh in IincnIn, NHbrnskn.

Information was received at police head
quarters yesterday morning concerning the
death Of Thomas +. Moore of this city,
who was murdered in Lincoln, Scb., on
tile afternoon Of April 10Th, Moore was
shot by mun named O'Rren. lie was
removed 10 the City Hospital, where he
died on the following morning At l,4Q
o'clock. He told the physician in attend
ance that his name was Moore, and that
his home WAS in Wilmington Del. \
photograph Of the murdered man is to be
seen ut the police station.
Moore is i large man, heavily built, with
dark brown hair and light mousiache. lie
usually wore a beard pG heavy growth, bUt
az the time VI death hal none. lie bad
light blue eyes, and 4 scar IS visible On the
left arm between the wrist and elbow ON
the right arm there is i sailors mark III
Mutual friendship Willie Oh the left
arm is to b. seen marx It'll blue ink
Moore weighed between 10 aNd la1
pounds, anu wure 4 z Shoe on Il Wet
formed foUi. The second joint Of thelndcN
finger on the left hand Is somewhat rn-
lurgcd. He j, between Is and 80 YEAR old.
rhepclicc wtll make IN effort 70 find the
relatives OF the deceased in this ely.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
alaarylaGcs.

BEENyiNtiTlN--et nos At Salisbury. Md,
IN tho 18th inst, By The Rev, William Nun
ford nnrton Vernon Ernwngton Of the
Niromitn AsHs AMI Margaret Murray,
daIrhtrrot the late Rev. WiliHm fulton,p.D.
ROSrh'-WII EI--At Camden, y. j., gu the
sir iuSf. by Inc Rev. W II. HlrreN, William
l. Bostir d Chester aud Mrs. EmIna Wiley
uf Laurel,
B&aCK>o -LATToMt Sat Green Spring,
IA the u Ii inst. by the Ery. y u. lichs0n
samuel j. BrpcEson amt Amanda Il. Latto-
mus. the former Of MlddiatlwH.
n SSLA D--CROSsLAND- Ia this city, on
Gn lgth inst, by the Rev. L, f.. EarresS
George D. Gto.s and and Anna +. tros iAa.;,
b1th Of New Castle county.
tbNtlEAN-- REllM ~ smyrna, March 2stll,
thomas II. npno an and larry /, krihu.
S&RE El'--SllAPLEtcll-.iIr fhilale Phia, IN
lie 18th inst, b$ tie rest, X, No-fA, A.
listed by the Rev CHARLES VI. Armstrong.
Frank $, Garrett, formerly Of this city, ard
Edith Shupleign, daughter OF the late y. u,
Shupiaigh NJ. ~, of PhiIadelphia.
EWII't--JAMES--In Somerset county, Nd,
on Tho 5th inst, by the Rev b. i. McFall.
William ]. Hewitt Oi Paramount, and Jennie
lunes, Of Rock crock.
UOPEWEII- QFFIS-At Middletown, on the
18TH mat, Ivy the Rev, J. u Roberts, Martin
=, liopewell and Katie CONN, both OF this
city.
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