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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and EEss-

New York. Dec l7-But,er-Cn.
settled: western Gairv. l0i TI6 cent;
western creamery, I5G24is c-nt-; western
factory, I01lG ceat>: E.-In, II ceuts: i'm
rrstion creamery. 1919 cents; - Z dairy.
'2,d2l c-uts; safe C-~s1IeFy, lsg5-3 cents.
E..>-Wesk: stat and PENNSYLVANIA - z
. cents; ice house. lsl1-1 cents. Trcel D..
) COO parkAgrs. w~~L-5l fresh, 3lF i-[
emit. southern. 80 -3 cents; Case, 500
400
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The Wsy of the World.

The world. while men to lie do cling.
Is as they make Il.
Some make the ocs. OF every thing
AID o.5sr take il
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

TIE Want Columns % Tally Pape, tel
vet where ~ nays 10 advertise.
u you Isv. anything 20 BUY. SELL,
TRADE OR RENT. try these columns
81 Payable strictly in Advance.
No adver; isenncI4t taken Tor les than To-
CIe line adveri iseGnenIs charged same
late - two lines
Prices given under classified heads IN this
column applicable only % local advertise
mcnts. No foreign advertisements taken AZ
above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent IN care az
she EAGLE Office should b. called Tor within
ten DAYS aits- Insertion When advertisers
wish replyS forwarded 10 them STAN IeSl envei-
Cles must b~Sent.
Reference 10 former adve-fiseTn, MS SHOULD
give description and date OF Insertion or copf
~ tie ADVERT iSe:rcrtt should he sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
~ discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements will he scent.
eT line each insertions: average seNca wOrus
Il tire- a.rate t-aSl!rsfurur.
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AnCcls of Some of Then

She-Doesu't football make demon,
Of men?
He-No; it frequently makes angel.
of them, though.-Yonkers Statesman.
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Cash quOt ttlplS were - lDuO"s-
Fiour-StsaGy. unchanged.
Patent. - JJe. -'. winter straight, S225G6o,
spring pat, Sa.ig1Gb; do straight, S2.2ja 80;
bakers, 81. o5G2.-n
No. yellow corn. so n itc.
No. spring wueat o. >aGltSc. No. spring
wheat. nom No. . rc,l 5iI3i}Sc. No. = corn.
l6l.c No. , oats 90 a.. \u. white 52a5!i 4;
barley i3a55c. No. ). .0.tJ%,j. No. :. nom; No.
/ iiaxseed 81 IL. Prime timothy seed. - 52lg 20
81. Mess pork per bbl, I'll s.;eal2 o. Lard.
per iUo lbs, 30 -. Short ribs sides, loose.
- 9aa5 95 Dry sailed shoulders. boxed. Siai.;
Snort clear sides. boxed. >6l;aUas.
Whisky dlstiilers' finished sJOj-, FER gallon.
81 u Sugjs--Cut loaf lis; gran ulated As,
Standard \ 400
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
St. Louis Grain

ST.LoUIs. Dec. Nv heat-Lower, cash.
- cents; December - cents; January "a
cents; Nav 55Lt cents Corn-Lsw-r. Cas- \
46 cents; December T., : cents: Jan lary II !.
cents: May 46Ss q 4 cut; July 49, cents.
Osts-LoweT; CASH 3ll5 cents; Deem
Der SIS crhts May - cents. Pork
: esdy. $l2 p Lari-Hlgner; prime.
6. -; choice, -, S2;3. L=ad-Dah. 8 So !
Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

INoH HFyT - f5o0D rr ICHF FIAxrs--
i Ea-ses a ,,~eazas e. , 49, ~
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New Fair Association.

Louisville, XIV, Dec. II. The Louisville
Driving and Fair Association was organ
lied here today with II capital stock of
Sl00 600 The association will build ~ iue
d track and stab es as to be found in she
country. 1t is proposed to hold a six days
meeting during the Grand Army eucamp-
nlenu here next SEPTEMBER.
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test, 81 cents. Srles late SATURDAY.. 4 900
bags centrifugal. 90 Test, 81 c-nts: SIS bags
molasses sugar. 20 cents. Today $50 bags
centrifugal. % t--r, molsss-S sugar. p
cents; $50 bags centrifugal, sc test, SO
cents: refined Quiet
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CLOSING SF0Jz QJJPArIOyS

As well try Il catch a comet a. 70 equal
in surprising excellence DR.. Prices Bak-
ing Powder.
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Mrs. O'NEIL-.Do yez make the ould
man do the washingl' Mrs Alurphy-''Y
You see. he's out ov shteadv wurrlz. and
it's name loike not ter give him a job WiIip
wan can."-Harper's Bazar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

lOpened. Highrsr Lowest. lClosil
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers Of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
4 Positive Indication.

There goes messenger boy on his
way home"
How do you know he's going homeg
"Bv the way he hurries. Washing'
ton Star
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N~gTTFE o. Hr rEY GTTfs 70 CHAgLsz
y ss.af-ar zad ed 81 s~rs iafsfsst =. ts4f al
tse "a g@g ? Iar1zrF -. 81 ~ frerf iefa tfa
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srs - g. 4s.-4s@ JDH4 Ba4GL fltLN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
CFI-rt TabIcstion De- :. isssJ

Tj.sf-f~. C1.rf. At-aisoa County. Ea1aAs
: = ard i. b CsDGrls. ylz9auEs
Ja~os Leu & Eo-s e 81. Ela!nfl1s
80 III
IL r.i~Eigan Stove COMPANY. yiziEi!-
Ta-ot Lsl 4 Eo-s - a. Seseuszsta
20 -
10 Cievsian1 Cs-o.srzaFs stove Com
DsaT G-zanflG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
DID YOU EVER

Try Electric Bitters remedy for ynur
troubl-ss II not. get = bottle and get re-
lief This m-dicine has been found 10 be
peculiarly adapted to the relief aud cure
Of all Female Complaints e1erJing avon
derful direct Influence in giving strength
aud tone 70 the organs II you have loss
Of appetite. constipation, headache, faint
ing pei : or are nervous. sleepliue-s eK-
cItab.e melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bit rs i the medicine you
need. Health and strength are guaranteed
by its U.s.. Large bottles only - cents az
Charles L4wrence's AMI G. Behring's drug
store.
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Sugar.

New York. Dee I7-SuCar-Rav, eas
ier: fair refining, 81. cents; centrifugal. &c
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Cattle market steady. Good butcher stock
strong and in active demand.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALg3
Tie following are the representative sales of

Mr. James Miller, Of lola, had a car OF
cattle and hogs on the market yesterday.
Adam Huff amer Of Mulvaue Was Mt the
stock yards Yesterday with Two cars of
Cat tie aud hogs.
Harvey Grace. of Cheney. had a load of
hogs on the market.
There Is a Very good demand on the
yards for stockers aud feeders and choice
ba'cher sock and more are wanted there
10 supply the demand.
Are you in a hurry with the biscuit2
A friend in need is DR.. Prices B,kiug
Powder.
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-.rr,,e. Psndor6r.-IhIs s ano.h.,

- ht-' dIUoNO-' - - = choNLAct
oit-time dish. none the less delecta5le
on sccount OF its antiquity. Line the
bottom and sides of deep baking dish
with thin slices Of buttered bread. let
ting them take the place Of the usual
paste lining. Put in IS thick layer
OF thinly sliced apple. as the dish viii
accommodate, sprinkle with nutmeg
OF cinnamon. and turn over cupful 81
brown sugar dissolved in half the
volume OF hot water. Over che top put
another layer Of the bread, cover the
dish with plate. and bake slowly FOR
an hour and a halt II i served hot,
inverted OF platter. with liquid sauce
o. c-ezm--Good Housekeeping.
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DIR. j. f.. BENNETT
I26 y. Main st.. wichita. N.
> EIec'ioh FroeI m At''n'

IFirsf Publication In Daily EAzis Dec. II
ISaf-fsn dayF.l
sheriff Election Proclamation.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Dec. l7.-Govern ment bonds
Arm. State bonds dull Railroad bonus
strong.
SIS rey......llslsl Do % A.. 1875
Do5's coupon. 1885 VI Il aud firstfs. 81
L As rec .........l4 VI ~ stiit I sec.is. as.
Do Is coupon .llJ st Paul cons - 1872 !,
Do p reg, ....... ~ b do C& p w J.. ia
Atcbison is.-...... % st l. s. > + zen Us. 1861
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

Omaha. Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING
1900. Some fancy 1.400 pound yearlings
sold TO the Christmas trade for $3.50;
fair TO good butchers cows We're ready
sellers at strong Saturdays prices, but
Gamers ruled weak. Veal calves and
bulls. etc. We're about steady The
market for stockers and feeders was
active and prices generally a shade
stronger. Hogs-Receipts, 100. Ac-
tive right from the start, with prices
fully dime higher than on Saturday
on an average. Heavy and medium
weight hogs sold at $4.10T4.40 and light
and mixed stuff at from s3.15G4. %.
Pigs We're in good request at from $500
&40O. The pens were cleared early,
the bulk S4.106i25 as against $4,000
40 Saturday and s410Q4.35 last Mon
day. Sheep-Receipts, 1000. There was
only limited supply on sale and not
a very vigorous demand for them.
The market was fairly active and
QuOtably strong
Kansas City, De-. 7-Cattle-Rsceipts
4.S00; shipments, 1.500. Market firm to
higher for natives. Texans weak. Tex
a. -teers. &250S3 80; Texas cows. 81. 65
as 40: beef steers. $3.00@5.50 native cows,
l.0OeI3 80; stockrrs aud feeders, 81 40d3 75;
brlls. Il J0@375. Hogs-R-ceipts-4 200;
shipments, 1900 Market 10 to 10
cents higher, closed weak. Bulk
OF srles, Si.20d4 40; heavies. 81 30C04 80;
packers, S4.z5G4 80; mixed, 81 1904 40;
lights, s355td4 %; Workers. So y5@l4 O5;
pigs, S2.25@3 90. Sh-rp-R-ceipts-1,00 900;
shipments, 30O. Market steady, unchanged.
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One OF Lincolr,s stories.

President Lincoln, who loved TO hear
stories of the soldiers and their humor-
ous pranks. told me Of soldier who
was being carried 10 the rear in a great
engagement seriously wounded, and
likely TO die. He espied 2 sutler-womau
with leathery-looking pies. driving her
trade on the devious verge OF battle
fought" The bleeding soldier grinned
st the woman and said: Say. old lady,
are those pies sewed or pegged?
Brooks, in Century.
Tramp tpartakiuE ~ the hospitality
n KIND woID2nl-I am afraid this pre-
serve won't agree win me- ma-au.
kihS Woman-Why not?
Tramp-It seems to hev worked.
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EOE ND
PEkSON
Taken Up.
FOR EACHlNGE-

I-oR TX BA >GE-tN0p iE anincambsred zeal
il estate in k.asas Nebraska -nd oklahoma.
% merctan. ise % any kindl will pay some cash.
Adde'S y r snyder. box a. Enid, %. 4 q a.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. Il.
The market today experienced Fiio fo.iowIaI
range Of prices
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA. Dec IL.
HOGS.
Hog market strong and active at an advance
of 10 to 10 cents.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

EOK sALL-RDCND OAK hsA iING STOVE
Il almost Len. IKE No o. g. eiE water atf~--.
. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

LOB ALB YOUNG ~HOATs. HyERAGL
L 10 i0s = more. III -! g. CsatFsl ave
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IOE SJIE-Ui,ceiidneoa-.

w AsTED-iF YOy VIVA ACCOLIASI
w Cr -tsl4osTs lLer Cali a. "a isliIt. CetaI.at-
.L-l Co-L.Ea. b 81 Q A. uulld :. .--f
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CTOikS TELEGRAM SAFETY BitScLE.
- lay Information IeadiBg ~ The res .vsry Of
s4n- VIII IL Literally rewarded. siscenI
boA tsA 9u
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NEVER SLEEPS. The Electric Pro-
] lection Of the Il. /. Electric Protective Co

wife and child in his arms and said:
/" BY the grace of God, that child shall
never have 60 pray for poor drunken
father again." One more illustrations:
A man in the western part of the State
of New York some years ago sent his two
daughters TO neighboring town to at
tend school for the winter. During the
season revival OF religion occurred in
the town where his daughters were, and
the father, when he heard OF 1t, was very
IN uch concerned, and, to use his own
words, was exceedingly apprehensive
that his daughters mind might be al
fected and they would be frightened into
religion. So anxious was he that he sent
friend to bring them home, but ere the
friend had reached the school the spirit
of God had done Its work, and the
daughters were rejoicing in the
love Of God. When they reached
home they asked their father
to inaugurate family worship. But
the old man said "No; for fifty years j
have lived without prayer, and am not
going to bother my brain about 1t now"
One Of the girls said, "Papa, may we have
prayer?" And the father said, "Why
yes"; and one Of them took the old Bible
and came TO the stand and sat down and
read a passage OF Scripture, and then the
two daughters bowed together, and the
second daughter offered prayer, thanking
God for the many rich blessings which He
had bestowed upon them all along their
pathway, and beseeching that their dear
father might be brought to see the way OF
life. And in another moment, that man,
who had lived fifty years without prayer,
lay PROSTATE upon his face, pleading for
mercy. One prayer, one passage read from
the holy word, brought back the wanderer
of fifty years.
Oh my young hearers, I8et-Fse= TO
you, you know not what you may do.
And would ii not be a most delightful
Consciousness to know that we had been
the Instruments In Gods hands for saving
q father or a mother, a sister, q brother, or
friend? So exhort you, my dear chill
dren, today, that you will be faithful.
That you will place yourselves in the
keeping OF the dear Son of God; that you
will let Him in TO rule your hearts, that you
nav grow up TO be men and women who
shall be honored Of God, and that at last,
He shall give you the crown OF glory,
which fadeth not away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-12
WxNTED-MTs us.

VyTANTED--A TENEMENT OF FOUR ROO Ms
w for man and wife; state location and rent
Address NJ. II. c., Boz sss, East Providence Centre,
r. II. iunil-N
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MINNEAPOLIS, June 12.-Billy Slavin Of
Australia met Frank Craig. the Harlem
Coffee Cooler. at the Twin City Athletic
club, and was whipped in the first round,
although he made show Of standing up
against his dusky opponent for portion.
of the second. Crsig's manager an
nouneed that he would match him against
Dan Creedon for any amount.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-12
A sudden Death.

ST. JoHS, N. b, June IL II. G.. Byrne.
manager OF the Western Union telegraph
sfacs at Fredericton, died suddenly this
msrning. He was at the Office last night
90 usual He leaves . daughter In Bos-
ton and son at North Sydney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-12

CBARLEsrsS, w. Va, june l2-Tele-
grams received by the governor from
Boggs Run say that no disturbance oc-
Cured during the night and that evsry-
thing IL quiet Trains Of coal are movips
without asy opposition
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Canning Fac,orv De.troyed.

ST. JOHN. n. b., June I'D. w Hoegg
& Co.'s canning factory was burned at
Fredericton this morning. The loss Ia
estimated at 10000. The headquarters
Of the firm are at waterville, Me. The
Are Is supposed 70 be the work Of sn in
esndiary.
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THE NEWS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
HELP WANTED MALE.


Come down 10 THE NEWS OFFICE, No. 2 weybes.
set street, aud we will supply you with THE News
BASE BALL Book TO sell 10 the whole town
THE NEWS COMPANY
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SOUTHAMPTON, June IL - The Castle
Yacht club regatta for 20-rstsrs was
sailed yesterday over a 25mile course
The first half Of the course was a dead
run before westerly wind, and the sec
ond beat home. The Luna won. Six
yachts competed
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L,oR sALE-FIRsT GLASS, OLD FASHIONED
II Rocksway csrryail. also one Russell cart,
nearly new; both with shafts and pole, 81 ns
bought cheap. Apply to M >. b. Randall, OAK
land Beach, n. I. mari9-u
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Y osr- BLACK AND WHITE ENGLIsK SET
L. ter. suitable reward At ~ EDDY sJect
llne,l-3L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
THE PLAN TO BRING WATER TO THIS CITY,
WHAT HENRY C ANDREWS SAYS OF THE hill
NOW BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE

WHAT HENRY c. ANDREWS SAYS OF TIE H'iA
NOW BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.
Tine hill recently introduced In the Senate By Sena-
TOR Donaldson and entitled AN Act TO incorporate
the Hudson River Transportation Company was
devised bv Henry G. Andrews. a lawyer OF t"'s
civ merely in order to revive tho old schemc Oh
bringing into this city new water supply from
come watershed other than the Croton MT An
drews Yesterday said. in speaking OF the Dill 'hA'
he thought New-York would greatly proht by ule
successful outcome Of the present bill. lie san
that If such n company were incorporated water
would be brought from one OF the lakes IN .'e"-
Iersey not further than fourteen miles from this
city by means Of underground CONDUIT 10 JET
sey CITY. and from there through the North River
tunnel which would be completed for that purpose
Or It might be brought from some lake in this state
Water brought here by this method would have snch
a pressure that It could be supplied TO the top OF al
the tall office buildings without the use OF steam
nurnns. which are now employed The water would
como from a lake the altitude or which would DE
great enourh to give the water such pressure.
This scheme was highly Endorsed several years ago
by we'll known engineers and a company was In
the course OF formation. but II found that 1t
would be impossible to get the rights from the
property owners at the place where they wanted TO
get the water. 1t now seems that there would be
nothing in the way OF company getting such
rights ard Mr. Andrews thinks that II the bill Is
passed II will not be long before capitalists will
into the scheme.
The bin gives the ncorporators a power TO pur-
chase receive and hold such real estate e.ther
side Of the Hudson River and OF other rivers and
streams in this State as may be necessary in ac-
complaining the objects for which The charter vas
broad BIZ in order that the company might branch
out as time required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
THOMAS A. EDISOHS LATEST CONTRTVANCE.

Thomas A. Edsons latest wonder. the kineto-
scope Is now being perfected in his workshop at
Menlo Park. n. j.. and the chances are that this
invention, while not the most important OF his
many devices will be OF the most interesting.
The kaleidoscope Is a contrivance for reproducing
the motions OF objects by photography In the top
Of the microscope. which is polished box. similar
to the photograph. is a hole about two inches long
and half an inch broad. covered with glass. The
interior OF the box is lighted with electricity, and
shows a picture about two inches broad and one
inch high. The kaleidoscope which Is in Mr.. Ed
sons workshop. contains picture OF barber-shop.
Looking into II sees the barber and three men
waiting to be shaved One OF the men rises and wa ks
across the picture to the chair. sits down and the
barber goes through all the customary operations
OF shaving a man Every motion OF the barber;
from the stropping Of the razor to the brushing OF
the mans hair. Is reproduced. and the actions of
the men who waiting TO be shaved are also
reproduced.
Mr. Edison has been experimenting on this con-
triyance for long time, and when he has II per-
fected II will be possible by OF this machine
not only to take mans picture but his action
and every movement, no matter what he may DE
doing at the time the picture Is taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
COLONEL L. NJ. MONTGOMERTS NEW POST

ABOUT TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE UNITED STATES
SPECIAL TREASURY AGENTS IN EUROPE.
WITH HEADQUARTERS AT PARIS.
Colonel l.. NJ. Montgomery chief OF the special
Treasury agents in this city. will leave this country
at the end of this month for Paris. where he Will
take charge Of the United States special Treasury
agents In Europe. He received his commission
from the Government few days ago. and his sue
cessor at this port will soon be appointed. Every
man in the Customs Service in this city ana the
big host of friends the Colonel has made among
commercial men and others regret that he Is going
away for he has become one Of the best liked men
In the service here and no one wants to see him go
He is anxious, however, for the change. and every
one will be glad to know that he has been APP
pointed TO position so satisfactory 10 himself
His work abroad will involve much labor. and he
hopes to be able to the Government large
amount OF money which has In the last year been
lost by extensive INTERPRETATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
REUNION or BETA THETA Pl MEN.

Boston. March lO-The Beta Theta Pi fraternity
OF New-Engand held their annual reunion at the
Hotel ThorndIke last night, Wesleyan University
chapter acting as host. The AFFAIR was especially
devoted to the fratenitys legal alumni. and took
the form of a complimentary dinner to Judge p.
Emory Aldrich. Delegates were present from all
the colleges Of New-England. where the fraternity
IS represented namely Maine state. Dar.moITr u
versity. Wesleyan and Yale Judge Aldrch- WITH
Ex-Governor Hoadley. OF Ohio established the nrst
Harvard. fifty years ago. John c. Covington. OF
New-York, architect Of the fraternity, ives me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
CONTINUITY GUARDS 90 on STRIKE.

Chicago March lo-rThe eighty Columbian Guarus
who. since the closing OF the Worlds Fair, had re-
mained on dutv Mt Jackson Park struck yester-
day afternoon. owing It Is said, to the reduction
to the ranks OF Sergeant Floss, who was favorite
with the men, and the retention OF anotns nsd ser,
Enough the entire park would be without protection
men %,iiitng tn serve as guards and distributed
them among the buildings most exposed to danger
from incendiarios and tnieVeA