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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
It May
Or May Not

be a wise thing for these
United States to establish a
protectorate over the Sand
wich, Islands. But it is
surely your duty to estab.
]ish one over yourpurse and
the wise place to begin it is
on your wearing apparel
and the best time is now or
when yon purchase any and
the only sure way is to buy
all your Clothing, Furnish
ings, Hats and Mems Fine
Shoes of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Seal d PrOposais.

WICHITA. Kan. Nov. IS. 1893.
CITY CLERK OFFICE.
Sealed proposals will De received at this
office until ) o'clock p. ~, Nov. 20. 1893,
for lighting the city hall.
Mayor apd council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
151 81 c. s. SMITH, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
THE BOYD MEDICAL COMPANY
Mysteries
Unveiled

A.close scrutiny and contem-
plation of the accompanying cut
will aid in understanding and ap-
preciating some of the mysteries
and marvellous mechanism Of the
human body. Anatomy, pistol
ogy, intellectual science, phrenol-
ogy and metaphysics, all teach US
to realize that man is only little
lower than the angels, and that
with almost boundless possibili-
ties that call forth his majestic
powers, he fathoms all secrets and
dares to lift the vail that hides
what yet shall be, and look into
the great unknown, the mystery
of mysteries.
He is indeed the climax of cre-
alton, the Apollo of the universe.
He stands erect in his unfeigned
dignity, and moves superb and
august among all created beings,
Surely mans qualities and attri>
butes are mysterious and wonder
full, and challenge our earnest
study and warmest admiration.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

CITY CLERKS OFFICE. Nov. 16, 1888.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office till D o'clock p. m, Nov. q. 1898 for
furnishing 1900 feet of = inch. -four ply
with five ply rubber capped ends, coupled)
fire hose.
The mayor and council reserve the right
TO reject any or ali bids
l56 81 c. :. SMITH, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Notice.

Notice
The prescription flies from Fred Richt's
drug store can be found at Ozanne &
Dyer's,l l42 n. Main. All persons wishing
prescriptions refilled please notice.
dl51 1St -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed Proposals.
Sealed proposals for furnishing coal for
ihe city will be received at this
Office until o'clock p. m. Nov. 81, '93,
Bidders must state kind of coal bid on
and price per ton delivered
Mayor and council reserve the right TO
reject any aud all bids. {. s. SMITH,
City Clerk.
City clerks office. Wichita, Nov. l6, '93
l51 3t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Take the Wichita Peerless Express via
Missouri Pacific railway tor Kansas City
ANA the east aud north. Leaves Wichita
daily at 9:05 p. m. dlo6 II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

For Colorado and California points take
the Missouri Pacific railway. California
fast express leaves Wichita at 5:45 p. IN.
daily. dl56tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
School nf FL cutlon ana Ora ory.

The second term Of tie School OF Elocu-
tion and Oratory opens tomorrow. New
classes: Eiocutiou. psychology, ex.eEpofe
sperking and parliamentary ,av.
1j9 1t GEORGE ". EOSS. Principal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

BLIND BOONE'S RENDITION
of the Cyclone is powerful Howe's jew
eiry store for tickets. dl5J 1t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
ONE

ONE
night only-Boone company at Garfield
hall Nov "a. dl95 g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

HEAR BLIND BOONE
The musical prodigy, at Garfield hall the
evening of Nov. "a d159 ct
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
EXPL LANATION.

This ticket with all the marginal figures punched
out will be received III full payment for one Parlor
Clock.
When purchase anything at store present your
ticket and have the amount punched Nothing less
% cents be punched Any larger than that will
be called the it which is dvsble by 25
Thus 40 would be called go 80 would be called o. Call
and the Clock and will surely this ticket and tell
your friends about it Anyone have ticket by asking
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
EIectro-Medico VitaIizers.


For years We have successfully treated
Chronic and Special Disease curing wbere
others have failed. New. Reliable and Skill
fuI Methods
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Bladder. Urinary and Rectal.

InnA4n Aisou. Incoffs aerrs. Painful.
btsf.s nit Nsrfcfur~, ftfsshaf..es. ~gtss-
Piiss- fissuls. ileers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-22
ALAMEDA.

Thus far the only interest in the coming
Fourth of July celebration is that shown
by the Boys Brigade. In conjunction
with the companies from other cities
around The bay they will 60 to Haywards
on that day, there to enjoy various drills
and social amusements.
The preparations for the production of
the opera "Mikado" by the Alameda
Operate Society for the benefit of the
military company are very elaborate Last
evening the society went through the first
dress rehearsal without hitch. The
orchestra was also present and Judging
from the manner in which the rehearsal
was conducted the production will far ex-
coed any amateur performance ever given
in Alameda. The demand for tickets had
been great.
Notes.
In the matter of the estate of joseph S.
May, deceased, tho Probate Court has is
sued an order setting apart as a homestead
to Nora 5. May the property on the east
side OF Oak street, near San Jose avenue.
Jeanne CaZeau has commenced suit
against the administrator of the estate of
John APPEL ct al. to foreclose a mortgage
on a fine piece of property located on
Eagle avenue, near Park street. on claim
OF $1,000 against the estate.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-22
M. J. SIMMONS, AUCTI0NEER,

Will. SELL TOMORROW
FRIDAY June %. 1898. at IL O'Clock A. NJ at the
residence, 212 LEAV En- W ORTIZ ST., near Turk,
All of the Nearly New and Handsome Parlor Fur
niture, Elegant Satin Brocatelle Parlor Set in
cherry frame. Rich Odd Upholstery, Antique
Quartersaweu Oak Upright Folding Bed with
writing desk ana plate-glasS wardrobe front Fine
Administer and Brussels Carpets. Handsome Oak
aud walnut Bedroom sets, hair Mattresses and
other fine Bedding, Double AMI Three-quarter Odd
BedSteads. Bureaus ana WashStandS, Hall and
Stair Carpets, Massive Walnut Halt stand, Bed
and Clipper Lounges, Turkish Easy Chairs, Divans
and Fancy Rockers Pedestal Extension Table.
handsome Sideboard with Tennessee marble top,
Fancy Dining and other Chairs, Pictures, orna-
ments, Lace Curtains Fine Range with elevated
oven and general line of fine household furnI
ture. NJ. j. SIMMON IS, Auctioneer
N B.-1he above goods are the contents of a
well-furnished Groom residence and have been in
use less tran one year. VIII positively be sold
without reserve. ie22 %
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tent. He states his father was inclined tC
melancholia and hysteria. He formed vic.
lent and unreasonable antipathies. and
was jealous of any courtesies shown his
wife. He was supers.ltous and believed
there was luck in odd numbers. BE would
turn coin or count the leaves in cup OF
tea for luck, etc.
Young Valensin, who is 10 years of age
has engaged n. Greene Curtis. w. W.
F0ote and n. I. Devlin as his attorneys.
They Are Married Now.
A West Berkeley barber named Harry
Finkernagle was brought to the County
Jail by Constable Barkheim OF Berkeley
yesterday. He was arrested on q charge
of abducting Catherine Mulligan, it being
alleged that he enticed the girl to his room
She is II years OF age.
The girls father swore out the CON-
plant. The mother OF the girl appeared
at the County jail yesterday in company
with the Constable and had an intervie "
with the man, who consented TO marry
Catherine. The couple were married in
the afternoon by Justice Penwel.
Beuiah Park Camp Meeting.
Tie attendance at the meetings in Beu-
lab Park continues to increase each day.
Yesterday the services were conducted by
the Free Methodists. The preachers were
Rev. William Kelly. Bishop Hart and
Rev. G. Newton. To-day Mrs. NJ. p Fer
guson will preach in the morning, Rev. j.
w. Ellsworth in the afternoon and Evan
gelist Charles n. CrittendOn in the even
ing. The first and last named and Rev
j. Nj. HerVe will preach on Sunday.
Stock at Auction.
When Bryant Tanning purchased the
Peoples Theater of Brann & Hosmer q
few months ago he put up 10000 shares Of
mining stock. of the stated value of $1,000
Now, later. Messrs. Brann 81 Hosmer
wanted to realize a little hard coin on this
stock, but did not find any takers.
They feel little Disguised, and will on
Friday put up the whole block of sc, DOC
shares at public auction.
The Davie Firm.
Bids have been asked for dredging a,
the foot of Webster street, and as soon as
the work is done the boats will be started
Trips will be maze the same as on the
Southern Pacific boats. At a meeting OF
the directors yesterday J. l.. Davie was
elected president and c. NJ. Bassett see
rotary.
Knights of the Cue.
On Friday night next Jacob Schaefer
and Maurice Daily will give an exhibition
IF fine billiards a. the Reliance Athletic
Club.
On Tuesday evening the club Will have
wrestling tournament, when all the
champion amateur wrestlers will parti-
cpatt.
Teachers Examination.
The semi-annual examination of teach.
ers is being held at the Lincoln School
under the supervision of County Superin-
tendent Frlck aud Directors Lynch and
EctIhoff. There were forly-seven appli.
cants and five failed in the test studies.
In the Tolls.
The notorious Mortimer Fox, well
known to Oaklanders. is in Jail at last. He
was once before our Superior Court on a
charge of felony. He was recently ar
rested in Seattle and pleaded guilty TO a
charge of robbery. He was sent up fol-
three wears.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

Jesse d. Carr of Salinas is at the Palace
II. Sherwood is in town aud Is stopping
at the Baldwin.
Judge George H. Buck of Redwood City
is at the California.
Henry Lux. San Jose capitalist, is a
guest at the Grand.
George E. Goodman of Napa is regis
tered AT the Palace.
A. ". Perkins of Gold Hill, New, is
registered at the Russ
P. Schell, a brewer from Sacramento, is
stopping al the Grand.
Elw0od B. Cooper is in town and is
stopping at the Palace.
S. M. Sprague of Sacramento registered
at the Russ last evening.
NJ. M. Parker, New York miil-owner.
is registered at the Baldwin.
George D. FiSke, Woodland banker,
was at the Grand yesterday.
DR.. George H. Chame, 2 prominent Port
land politician, is at the Lick.
Harold Sewell. ex-COnsul to Samoa. is
/ among the guests at the Palace
Alexander Mclean of Victoria, B. c.. is
stopping at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Charles T. Thompson, a prominent
rancher from Tom ales. is at the Russ.
Lewis d. Wallenstelr. a New York can't
talist, registered last evening at the Bald
win.
a. J. Mcdonald prominent citizen of
Virginia City. registered yesterday at the
Palace.
NJ. r. Higgins. who is Governor Mark
hams secretary, Is sojourning at the
Palace.
F. R. Boure. a welI-known mine-owner
of Helena, Mont, Is late arrival at the
Baldwin.
D. A. Bender of Carson, New, who is
interested in railroad matters, is guest at
the Palace.
William B. Wightman, national Bank
Examiner for this coast, leaves for Los
Angeles to-day.
r. c. Forsyth and family are among
yesterdays arrivals at the Occidental
Mr.. Forsyth has been engaged in mission
airy labors in China.
Senator f. c. Seymour of San Bernar-
dino has inscribed his name on the list of
arrivals at the Grand.
Among Yesterdays arrivals at the aid
win is II. g. Dusen berry, wealthy pork
packer from Cincinnati.
j. F. Crank, who is interested in street
railroads al Los Angeles. is among the re-
| cent arrivals at the Palace.
l.; Steiner aud two daughters are guests
at the Russ. Mr.. S'eirer is a welI-known
mining man In Austin, New
ID. w. James, sole owner of the Paso
RODles Hotel, accompanied by Mrs. James.
is registered at the Occidental
l. w. kemble and wife are at the Palace.
MI. kemble Is largely interested In the
manufacture OF tlnpiate in PHILADELPHIA.
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GEn E LEMSna-
AUCTIoNEER & CONFESSION MERCHANT
A25 kearny ST.. between California and Plna
TN-MOR ROW

FRIDAY, June 49, 1898, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on
the premises. 1888 EAEtY STREET, corner Blu
chanan, will sell, on account OF immediate de-
par'Ure, the Very Elegant Furniture. Late-styIe
fashionable Upholstery, Elegant Latest Improved
Folding Beds, Works of Art. and Rich Moquet and
Body Brussels Carpets IN above residence,
-.-CoMPRISING....
Magnificent Drawing Set, upholstered in
highest style of art, with broeade silk tapestry
and finest SILK plush covers; Elegant Point Lace
Curtains; Costly Pictures; Rich urktSh Portieres,
in shades OF terra Gotta and old gold: two Extra
Desirable Folding Beds made to order in pol
ished OAK, with wardrobe, secretary. bookcase and
cabinet attachments, cost $ 100 each, superior TO
any folding bed in point Of convenience now on
the market; Largo Gilt-frame French plate Man
tel Mirror: three Elegant Polished Oak and Wal
nut Chamber Suits: Walnut Folding Bed; Finest
Spring and White Hair Mattresses: Fine White
Mission lilankets; MarSeles spreads; Very EIe-
CANT Polished Oak HatStand; Fine Oak Extension
Table and Dining Chairs: Elegant Silver-plated
Ware; Crystal GLASSWARE; decorated Dinner and
Iea set; Table Cutlery; Elegant New Carpets,
selected Patterns throughout the house: Costly
Rugs and Mats; Ideal Range; Fine LiRoleum,
Agateware, etc.
E5-Tbe above elegant furniture is all of the
finest quality, absolutely new, il use only two
months Very desirable corner house, with extra
conven euceS, to rent very reasonable.
1e22 It GEO. +. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
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A Substantial Viaduct.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
a three-track viaduct 1000 feet long serves
as an approach 10 the Union railway station
at Detrolt Mich. While not particularly re-
markable In any way. yet 1t recalls TO mind
some OF the considerations which have TO be
taken INTO account by an engineer which are
little comprehended by the general public
For example, whenever a railway train moves
forward IL also tends 10 push the rails back,
and II the rails are attached to an elevated
roadway. as in this case. there is certain
oVerturning thrust eXerted on the supporting
columns. In the Detroit viaduct provision is
made for withstandlng a thrust of this sort
amounting 10 20 per cent of the weight OF the
passing train. This is done by bracng the
columns together longitudinay the bracing
sometimes ext nding TO the ground. The
structure was also designed to resist n trans
verse wind pressure OF $50 pounds per lineal
loot, assumed TO be concentrated at tile level Of
the rails.
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THEY ASK FOR 1T.
Hg Demand for Redwood
Lumber
Az CENTRAL AMERICAN PORTS
P.cific Mail and North American Navi-
CATION Steamers Are Loaded
With Building Material.
Ar CENTRAL AMERICAN PORTS

Ehree years ago it would have created a
dal of comment in commercial circles
hid it been known that a Pacific Mail
stamer was loading 4 large consignment
OF lum Der for Central American port.
Iuthose days it cost S24 per thousand feet
TO deliver lumber at the anchorages at
Cos and San Jose. Guatemala. To-day
itcosts So per thousand for the same class
oifreight.
Thanks to this cheap rate. which re-
dption the North American Navigation
Company should receive the credit of
~hang instigated, local lumbermen are
reping a harvest Of sheke!s from Central
American builders.
california is directly benefited by the
revival of the lumber traffic, for most of
mi lumber shipped to the south is red
wp4.
the S. rate has not so materially
affected the demand as il has increased
III profits of the traffic. There has always
ben more or less of a steady demand for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-22
BERKELEY.

Professor Joseph lie Conte has been en-
joying the society of a reunited family
since Friday last, when his only daughter
Miss Carrie lie Conte. returned from a
European tour To-day Professor LIE Conte
leaves for the Yosemite, where he will
spend three weeks with his son, Joseph
\. LIE Conte Jr.. who is stationed there.
Tue professor will then leave for Chicago
where he will be an honOred vice. presi-
dent and active member of the congress
of scientists. Following this he will pre-
side at the meeting at Madison, Wis, of
the American Science Association. of
which he is the revered president This
convenes August ii, so that Professor LIE
Conte will not be present at the opening
of the next college year. He expects, how
ever, to be back soon after September l.
Wife and Babes Deserted.
sided with his wife and three children
mere babes-on Eighth street, near
Delaware, had some words with h is wife,
and finally left, telling her she could look
out for herself hereafter. Since then he
has not been seen. and his whereabouts
IS unknown. The family is Jewish. and
yesterday the neighbors sent Mrs, Gould
and the three little children over to San
Francisco to be placed under the care of
the Jewish Association there, which would
DO nothing Tor them on this side of the
bav. Gould is glazier by trade, and has
driven wagon about town stopping any,
where on call and plying his trade. His
family relations have never been the most
pleasant.
News About the Institute.
To tide over the temporary want of
money in the States treasury the directors
OF the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind have authorized a loan from the
institute trust fund. Warrants paid from
this fund will be held as security until
December, when the State will have money
to meet them. The directors of the nsti-
tute also have under Amusement the cues
ton OF appr0priaIing money from the in
terest of the Durham fund to send Sey-
mour Redmond, one of the finest art
students ever turned out by the institute
and of uDquestiOned talent, to Europe to
commsnce his art studies.
John Was Light-Fingered.
Monday afternoon John Doe Wing. a
ChDaman in the employ of Mrs. Jean
Campbell of Shattuck avenue and Chan
ming way, took advantage of the latter's
absence to go through her jewel-case, and
take his leave with a ladies' gold watch.
with diamond set case and chatelaine.
valued at $50, and other jewelry. Officer
jacobson knowing the ChiEaman well and
his city haunts spent all day yesterday
searching for him in San Francisco. 1t is
thought Wing expected to take ship for
China,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-22
g SWEET"

1t was proud day for Sweet" when he
first put on the uniform of the news COM
pany he represe with the brass but
tons down the front and on the sleeves,
and the natty cap that just fitted when set
back trifle from his forehead.
''Sweet" had peddled papers on the street
when he was too small to reach up to the
check window of the circulating depart
ment. He sold papers at the depot later
on and was the especial butt OF the train
men and the depot policeman. Then one
day when the boy at the newsstand was
sick Sweet" was asked to take his place,
and he filled it so we'll that when the reg
uar boy returned he found his place per
manently filled.
So Sweet went on from promotion to
promotion unit! at last he put on a uni
form and became a regular trainhOy Cd a
thorough vestibule train between an in-
land city and the great metropolis.
When "Sweet" wrote his name he wrote
it Samuel S. Sweetland." The newsboys
nicknamed him Sweet" and the name
chung to him.
Here comes Sweet" the fonr-year-ol6
sister would announce to her mother from
the window, where size had been watching
for him ever since his train was as far
away as Dansville.
Here comes Sweet" the trainmen
would say as they stood together morn
lngs waiting for the engineer to shunt
down.
Everything went wonderfully we'll for
Sweet after his promotion. The acct
cents of which his mother was always ex-
pecting 20 hear never came. The evening
local, which brought the city papers to
Mount Morris for distribution on
Sweets" train was never behind time,
Sales of literature" were good. Eyery-
body who has travelled on a through train
knows how refreshing oranges and bana-
mas are, so at the end of the run Sweets"
stock was always low and his pockets
heavy.
Sweet HAD been on the road long
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Police Court. bnt on appeal the Superior
Court reversed the decision of the lower
court.
1T is to all intents and purposes" said
the sergeant, "a gambling game. and
it is the worst kind of gambling the Chi
nese indulge in and leads 10 any amour t
of Quarreling. They play It differently
from our game. Each player puts in 10
cents. The dominOes are all stacked up
and three are drawn. Whatever nun Der
instance IS, the eighteenth player, count
ing from the dealer, gets the pot less a
percentage for the table. That is one of
the ways, but there are others.
IF we are defeated in tie courts I will
see that the games are stopped, attorney
or DO attorney. There is only one way of
dealing intelligently with a Chinese gam
bier and that is to treat him as we treat
the hIghbinders."
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pine and redwood, in comparison to her
size. that was ever shipped from this port
on an ocean steamer.
The North American Navigation Com
pany's officers say that they are offered
more lumber than they can carry.
Redwood lum ber-dealerS are well pleased
with the facilities offered them for ship
ping By steamer and the low freight rates.
1T cannot be said that the lumber trade
with Central America amounts to much"
said one of these merchants, but there
are splendid opportunities offered to sell
a large amount of redwood lumber in
southern republics if low freight ruteS are
maintained.
This is class of trade which l would
like to handle. Sales are made without
much trouble and payments are prompt"
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STORAGE SALE
/. SIMMONS. AUCTTONEER,

N. j. SIMMONS. AUCTTONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Ss De
At 1880 O'Clock 4. NJ. at SaiesroOm,
1857 MARKET ST.. BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH
BY order of Standard Furniture Storage Co.'S
All Ofthe Elegant ParlOr Bed and Dining Room
NsURN LTU "a w.
French-pate ManreI Mirrors, Engravings, Odd
Parior Upholstery. Body Brussels Carpets, Fold
ing Beds, etc.. held by them on receipts Nos TAI
and 96l, sold to pay storage and advances, con-
sisting In part of: Handsome Parlor Sets, in satin
and other fine covers: Rich odd Parlor Upholstery
of all kinds; Eastern Walnut. Oak and Cherry
Bedroom Sets with Fren chi plate Dressers; ,Sprng
and Hair Mattresses: Down Feather Pillows and
other Bedding; Walnut aud Oak Wardrobes;
bookcases, Chifoniers. SideboardS, Pedestal Ex.
tension Tables: Single and Bed Lounges; Hall and
Stair Carpets; Fine Ranges and other goods tho
former contents of TWO wel-furD Shed houses.
1 NJ. j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
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No Consideration.
New York Weekly.

Observation-Disclosures Is the hammer?
Wife-You mad it yesterday.
'Pm lot asking where it was yesterday"
"You had 1t yesterd ay, and no one else has
had it since"
Huh! Well. II you had the least bit of con.
sideration for my feelings You would have used
that hammer for something or other after got
through with iT. aud then you would know
where ii ISL