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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
MISSOURIS YINE GRANITE.
rom The ST. Louis Republic.


In the report OF the Missouri Geologcal Survey.
which has just been Issued by the State GeoiOsst.
DR.. Charles X. keyes. there IL an important con-
sderation of the granite rocks OF the state. The
GRANTEES Of Southeastern Missouri Of unusual
interest and great commercial value for the
that they the only crystalline rocks occurring in
the Mississippi Valley between Central Arkansas
and Lake Superior. and between the Appalacnlans
and the Rocky Mountains. The development OF
these areas Is therefore OF special importance on
account Of the wide extent OF territory they are
capable OF supplying with a high grade Of building
and ornamental stone.
There are II number OF points concerning the
rocks In question which. aside from their economic
importance are OF unusual interest. To begin with.
the geographic distribution Of the massive crystal
lines present certain pecu.iarities. They con-
nned 10 the southeastern part Of the state, where
they occur in Irregular masses and Isolated hills.
extending over area seventy miles square. which
Is widely known as the Iron Mountain country.
The series consists OF GRANTEES and porphyries az
the principal types with several varieties Of dark
trappean rocks, which chiefly diabase and which
occur in the form OF bikes. All very old, In
fact the most ancient rocks exposed within the
limits Of the State. They are regarded as igneOus
In nature and as pre- Cambrian In age The nearest
exposures Of rocks OF like antiquity occur in North
ern Wisconsin and Minnesota Ouicrops OF other
crystalline masses are found In Central Arkansas,
but all OF these are much younger. probably creta-
ceous. and consequently are In no WAY rslafsi 70
those Of Missouri
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Lomax- o. en-
ners Batter Dropper; Cummings soap
Holder. Peterson's Coffee Rooster; Atlin's
Grinding Mil. Harris Burglar Alarm.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 245 Broad
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LEWIS u. TEW kSBOR1 Pt -
THE FAMOUS PAGER TO BE DRIVEN ON lhD
ROAD
Lewis c. Tewksbury. OF this city, has purc"aSe
from Colonel w. p. Taylor. OF Buffalo the famous
nacer Mascot 2:04 and the horse that neia inc
CHAMPION record for sidewheelers In 1892 Will mere
after be driven on the road. E. r. Bovine MADE the
Mascot he inspected Joe Patchen. Robert j., FLYING
lib and W. w. p. the Denver horse that recen"'
paced two miles In 4:22 23 at Lincoln, Neb Masco,
is q very handsome horse in motion and Mr. BOVINE
saws he can speed faster to a road wagon thah any
other horse that he has Unlike many OF the
turf champions he is kind and tractabe In harness.
so that Mr. Tewksbury will have pleasant roadster
as we'll as the fastest one. by the recorus' ever
owned in New-York. - -.
Mascot Is now ten years old and he has been on
the trf every year since 1884, starting against all
If the famous PAGERS and beating the most or them
az one time another. he gained MS recoru vi
20 al Terre Haute In 1892. but he lost the race 10
C;uy the latter having been laid up while Flying
Iib and Mascot fought out the first two heats IN
record eakng time. BY long odds the best race
that Mascot ever paced he won at Detroit In 1888.
defeati Flying Jb and Hal Pointer in a fve-heat
q creditable showing in the 5000 free-for-al at
Fleetwood last August finishing close up to ROBERT
/ and John X. Gentry, and defeating Joe Patcheh
in this race Mascot bred by Michael kenna,
wilma \ Y and he is the fastest harness horse
over raced I'm this State His sire was Deceive, a
SON Of Rysdyk's Hambetonian. and his dam was
Miss Delmore. by Austins Messenger. MI Iewks,
bury his new owner. Is well-known among ROAD
rtders az the owner OF the fast trotting mare am-
ba. 2l3L and other good ones
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COMMANDER LUDLOW INDICATED.
TIE SECOND NAvAL EXAMINING noARD RECON-

MENDs THAT HE BE PROMOTED
Washington. Nov. CSpeciaD.-The second board
which examined Commander Nicoll Ludlow for pro-
motion has found that officer physically mentally
and professionally qualified for advancement to the
grade Of captain. The has become somewhat
celebrated owing TO the fact that the President for
the first time since the withheld approval from
the favorable report Of nava, examining board.
The second board considered in detail the objections
or ne President, and took much testimony bearing
on the several points involved 1t had before II all
matters OF record in the Navy Department for and
against Commander Ludlow and so states In It's
hHoirgs. Having considered the In al It's rela-
tons, the board reports that the commander should
be advanced The report was made to the Secretary
OF the Navy who Will examine IL. and with an in
dorsement OF his views forward IL the Preside nt
for inal action. The belief Is general among naval
officers that the second examination was most
thorough and the finding favorable TO Commander
Ludlow. the President will approve the boards rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Hadley-
smiths Stovspipe Fastener; Truaxs
Can Opener: Chambers Lampwick Trim
mer; Walters Automatic Railroad Switch.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 2f5 Broad
way.
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TIN BOWL AS HIS PRIZE.

Alexander H. Tiers and Ransom X. Thomas
played their eighteen-hoIe match the links of
the Morris County Golf Club yesterday Mr.. Thomas
won the match six up He received prize
enormous tin bowl. decorated with white chrysan-
themums and green ribbons. a number OF the
friends OF both men followed the players around
cheering Their good strokes and greeting the bad
shots with shouts of deris.on and criticism of the
frankest sort. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
]. c. TEN EYCK WINS A HANDICAP

J. c. TEN EYCK WINS HANDICAF.
HIS ACTUAL SCORE. TOO. BETTER THAN ANY
BY HIS COMPETITORS.
A handicap golf match for cup given by l.. B.
etoddart was played yesterday at the st. Andrews
Golf Club Yonkers No player was allowed
TO receive a handicap of more than nine points. W.
H. Sands. the club champion. was prevented by a
eprained wrist from entering the contest. l.. Il.
Stoddart started around with James Park but soon
withdrew.
J. c. Ten Eyck the match. with a score Of
So-&. Irrespective Of handicap, this score was
the best Of the day. He made the second and third
holes in three and the long dell" IN six each
round James Parks SO the next best actual
score and following him was A. L. Livermore, with
s. Mr. Lvermore made the first six hoes IN %.
which is a record. but after that he played rather
poorly, and lost his advantage. DeyereuX Emmett
Is novice. and played from scratch only that his
handicap In future games might be determined. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

I.-HASEMENT NTOKt. West gJih st
$1,000 first floor ~ III West 2Nth-st. 10
East i2d St. $1,000. $500. LUDLOW.
DAY a CO.. II East 2oth-st
S223 CASH 500 mortgage. Lots near
l7Gth st. Jerome cave. must sell
OWNER 40 West 3sthst.
s. 600 IN STOCK that vii pay Is per cent
yearly. FOR sale for 81 500 cash. j. NJ
NASH. Mount Vernon. n. Y.
$1,000 AND ACTIVE SERVICES wanted
IN coal yard, with complete facilities FOR
paying family trade, under unusually Ia
vorable conditions: long lease; low rents.
bIRST-CLAS5. Tribune oflcNA
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COLE TOURNEY For YOUNG GIRLS.

golf tournament he'd yesterday at the
stricted 10 girls under eighteen years OF age II
was one OF the first competitions OF the kind ever
held. and the list of eleven entries is considered
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PrR>IsurD FLATS WANTED.

PARTIES wishing to rent a furnished
apartment In good locality can lind de-
sirahle tenant for the winter. Address
T. . lIox Jls. city.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SURSCRTP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
USE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE Va I ~ Broadway.
% door north ~ Thirty-hrst-st. and AID
VERTISfMENTS at the following Branch
Orices: 90 Eighth-ave 100 Thlrd-ave.
corner Forty 1850 East Forty
sevrnih-st. corner Third-avr. i56 East
l25ih-st. near Third-ave. .O2d Third-ave
West Forty-secOni- 1872 Columbus ave (:
LEO Broadway. New-Yorki
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ADMIRAL CARPENTER RELIEVED.

COMMODORE F. V. MNAIR SELECTED TO COM
MAND THE AsIATIc SQUADRON.
Washington. Nov (Specia).-A new commander
in-chief OF the Asiatic Squadron was detailed by
Secretary Herbert to-day Commodore F. V. Nc
Nair was the officer selected. Rear-Admiral Car
penter the present commander chief. will retire
by operation of law on February 2S when he Will
become sxty-two years old. The ordering of his
relief at this time is to make IT possible for the Adj
miral to return home before his retiring day. for
under the rulings of the Treasury Department Off
GERS on the retired list cannot receive mileage.
The Asiatc Station, next to the home squadron, IL
the most important command ahoat, and there have
been several applications for Admiral Carpenters
duties. The fleet consists OF eight vessels-the
Olympia. tho Baltimore, the Charleston, the York
town the Concord, the Petrol. the Machas and the
Monocacy.
The selection OF Commodore McNair Is regarded
as an excellent one He is officer OF much zeal
and ability and is regarded one of the most cour
teous members OF his profession. He Is at present
the senior officer Of the Naval Examining Board
While in command of the Asiatic Station he will
have the acting rank of a RearAdmiral. He will
sail for Yokohama in a few days.
The cruiser Olympia. the new flagship OF the
according a cable message received at the Navy
Department. The voyage from Honolulu made
In eighteen days at an average speed OF little
less than knots hour for the entire distance
OF $40 miles. With the arrival of the Olympia at
Yokohama the Baltimore will be relieved from
duty flagship Of the Asatic station and will re-
turn home
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

~o~~~~D~~N-~-o->oNNoc( N~NNN~N~Oo|NO"0~0~N~
LAKEWOOD Oak Cottage 70 rent. Sit
uated on the principal avenue; fuzzy tur-
nlshed: terms moderate For particulars
address Box 46l. Lakewood. y. J.
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnisae ID.

S>yo%o.NN@~No~NO- N~<>Nr,-0@~~r~~NN1NNS
-A-INDTCEMENTS
rare opportunity. large Hight corner
apartment. beautifully decorated, modern
improvements. steam heated. ventilation
unsurpassed: unexceptionable location near
Mount Norris Square, hall attendance,
rents So and upward. i.9iI Madison-ave..
corner l25th-st. Come and see them. In
quire on premises.
FLATS OF fine, exceptionally large. light.
airy rooms In finest apartment house in
Harlem. rent. Sl3 to Sl5. JANlTOR. 6o
East lOoth-st.
LTH AVE. NO. l.04s tcorner sGtn-su.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park; SOS 10
tIOD FRED. STONE. - broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

NN~~|%Ns~~<NN0~NNNN NNN~Y~.NN~N~y>c~-o
GENTLEMAN desires n quiet. comfortable
room. very neat. with outside window .
near aIth-st. and oth-ave. 50. references
MANHATTAN. Tribune Ofice
WANTED. BY gentleman and wife large
ana small connecting rooms. southern ex-
posure. central location Tor four months
terms me deiate; references. osborn,
Box 5. Tribune ONCE.
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"a
Mrs Charles s. Brown shinnecock Hills club:
3 ~ il 6-63-1s2
Mis-, n c Sargent Essex County Country Club
. 10 8 s s-Gi-is4
Mrs W B. Thomas Essex County Country Club
10 $40 SO BIO s-73
> 912 s-G6-l4l
Mrs William shippeA Morris County Coli Club
1855 sl I'll III 7-7i-,4,
Miss Marie Harrison shinnecock Hills Golf club:
Q Alp 10 $50
! 4 10 3 IL 10 SO 100
Mis-. Anna Sands. Newport Golf Club:
SO . Is 7-7s-l55
Misc A. Rowland Ford Morris County Golf Club
30 Q 10 ii-72-15s
AR. Arthur Turnure shinnccock Hills Golf Club:
Si55 10 10 s-so-l55
Miss Helen Shelton. Morris County Golf Club;
S 40 7 IL 10 11-s0
II is 912 S-Sl-l61
Mrs. ". Fellowes Morgan. Morris County Golf Club:
7l512 sl2 9i2 go &C..
Miss May Bird Meadow Brook Club:
IONA e1o1213 e-eo
10 sl6 8 s 10 s-s3-173
Miss Louise F. Field Morris County Golf Club:
sls 10 IL 10 Is 1876
Withdrew.
Mr.. C. Hooper Essex County Country Club withdrew
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good The game consisted Of two ROUNDS OF hv r. a.
hole course and the prize cnp given nsY oy with
Kip The winner was Miss Alice 90 Of the
total score OF Sc. The names anu s.o''' ~
other Dlayers follow:
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ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIp.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
tNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. Lac Broadway
"a door north OF Thirty-frst-st and AID.
NGhTlsEMENTs at the following Branch
onisaa: 26A Hxhth-avA.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTs-To Let

ELEGANT CORNER apartment of nine
very large. heated rooms. with bath and
buffers pantry "a nopr. haliboy at
tendance: Livingston Place and l1th-st.
GEO r. FOLSOM ~ Avenue 4.
ELEGANT SINGLE and double steam
heated fats 81 q and : rooms all mod
ern Improvements near Livingston Place
rents 500 and $40 GEO. r.. FOLSOM. IL
Avenue 4.
HAWTHORNE los WEST 59TH ST
Handsome broom apartment 10 let. all
windows sunny. decoration to suit tenant.
Apply 20 janitor or Social Register IS
Iib-rtg-st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sIII NfsAb ~ ~ . II WIZ SDsASs
vc.~O-~~>~~>~~~o~~-~~No~ ~"~~~|>0N~N>N>">>"e>"'>>
~ East 7sih-st.. near Madison-av
Lot. 10 sxl02. In nrst-class order. Hard
wood floors chandeliers, and steam heat.
Inquire on premises.
FOR sALE-OR MIGHT RENT TO GOOD
TENANTS desirable residence. No.
IS Grace Court. Brooklyn Heights. Three
story and attic brick and brownstone,
24sxiO. with laundry. dining and bed
room exten sion l7x2O. handsomely deco
rated: hoi-water furnace. elevator. electric
ii2 feet deep; with or without excellent
brick stable No. go Hlcks-st.. 2jXi5.
lot 100 six stalls. carrlage-room and ele-
vator. cOachmans apartments. etc: imme-
diate possession may be had. and terms
10 suit responsible purchasers GEO NJ
OLCOTT. SO william ST.. New York.
GREATEST BARGAIN,l si2. ooo.-Brown-
stone dwelling, Lexington-ave.. 4sth-sL
Easy terms. FOWLER. l35 East 4i,h-st:
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.242 Broadway.
"a door north OF Thirty-nrstst.: and AD-
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices 25i Eighth-ave.; 100 Third-aye.
corner Forty-seventh-st.; 100 East Forty
seventh-st.. corner Thlrd-ave. 1873 East
I25th-st.. near Third-ave 1929 Third-a ave.
West Forty second st. 1919 Columbus-ave. !;
!. $50 Broadway. NewYork: and in Brook
lvn at 397 Fulton-st.: 90 Court-st.; IS
broadway. F. D.: 153 Broadway r. y.
1 28O Redford-ave. near Fulton-st.; 334
Bedford-ave.. near South Seconds st.
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BOARD WANTED.

WELL-EDvCATED young man. 27. in
business for himself wishes To take en-
tire charge Of collecting bills OF boarlers
III payment for board. references and Sc
curlty given, only hrst-class need write
Address G. c.. Tribune Uptown once.
ROOM and BOARD In private family by
gentleman and wife. good neigahorhood
downtown. $40. permanent. references
Address +. l.. NJ. 270 West 23d-st
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FURNISHED HOUsEs-To Let.

>oDovo.~NNc.N~N<|NNNO NNNNN|NON"NO"SoN
AT GLEN RIDGE. y. J.-Comparatively
new lO-room fully furnished house; every
IMPROVEMENT; stable for Z horses and car
riages: for the winter or longer. Address
BOX 10. Bloomfield. ~ j.
Long BRANCH. y. Jon Bath Ave, 10
and ls rooms. Cottages fully furnished
acres all modern. <l4 600. s22. 600 WILL
IAN LANE, Central Depot, Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

concentrations and nominate the commander to a
captaincy early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
TRIPLE SCREWS FOR GERMAN wARsHIPs

Washington. Nov. 9.-The Navy Department has
been Informed that the German Government will
place triple in three OF It's second
cruisers and In OF its new frst-class battle
ships. Engineer officers here are greatly pleased
with the news as IL was on Chief Engineer Mel
villes mmendation that the first triple
was ever used on a large vessel-the Columbia.
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LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

CASAL-ST.. 3tO-Lghi I'd loft heated: .
rent $40. new building. Apply In store.
between ami p. m.
IRON FOUNDRY to ieas-. IN Brooklyn.
y Y. Inquire AT 91lis Lafayette-ave..
Brooklyn. y. Y.
% BARCLAY-sT Elegant corner store.
basement and CELLAR. PLASS, 23i II way.
lI3 PEARL-ST.. near Pine st.-Stor.. with
concreied cellar. PLASS IA broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

ARTISTIC ladies' tailoring and drssnAE-
ing: walking dresses mace idoIn ,s S1.,-
lion. wedding and theatrical dresses, iancy
bodlces. capes. coats. Jackets ana uaNelng
gowns: English riding habits and bcyc.e
suits speciality; III and Work guaranteed
oR Nea, lnfh 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

A-A.-A.-DREssMAKER late O., Con.
.h.atre coats velvet gowns. Horss
Show costumes, > o'clock tea gowns. re-
Modelling. So per day. home preferred
crnq.r 4 Wes, 2Zi-sf.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
A.zt@ broadway "a door north ~ 3lst-sA
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o. clock d. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received al regular ofics
rates untl s p m Va:
.9f Sth-avc.. =. Q cor. % 23t-st
10. oth-aNe.. cor i2'h-st.
w columbus near West 6Ssh-st
100 West ~ St. near 9Th ave.
20 West ltih-Pi.. near shave
2oI West +2d-st.. he,. 7th and sth avsA
~ tth-ave cor. i4th-s
100 East nth St. corner Sd-avc.
~ Vet lasth-st
:6 Fast 4ed-st.. near Madlson-ave
LIN ls'-ave.. near Soth-st.
ESQ Sd ave
ioo 3f-aNe.. near iIth-st.
HARLEM OFFICES.
l5i Fast i25th-st
2& West i2Sth-sf
go Wrst iiath-st
Up 10 y. m. AT regular Office raseA
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
Ss' Fulton-st, i.i52 Myrtle ~
Court-st hoS De Kalb-ave., l.le7 Fultoor
A.. near Bsdford-avs
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DRESSMAkING.

.~nooy>>.or~.<-~< ON,~o~~~|~0~N~N'NS~'>'>'>>''
AZ EXPERIENCED dressmsker oy oW.
"s, n. nrst-ciass litter. SUITS, WRAPS,
- ~ .ais.s &c. remodel equal n rev;
I 49, spanish. MODISTA. i.242 B"ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY BUYS MASCoI'
THE FAMOUS PAGER TO BE DRIVEN ON THE
ROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

Cor-TrRIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
ya,s-s street. dinner and tailor made
s-ossos- ladies' materials used short no.
lice. moderate prices. elegan, work. NM.
ANDERSON 1874 West l5th-st. formerly
u.l.h Stern Brcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Grin'epe, ma
po nrs Machine; Radicks Frying. Pan
Cover Cover. Brosts Electro. Therapeutie, sEe Zee
,sc,es EDGAR TATE COMPANf'
Patent Solicitors, 245 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

A, PATENTS FOR SALE.-Maurcr
p-,n,t,a Press. Moore's Game Appar-
atus: Gray-Doeschers Trolley Controller
FOR Electric Railways; kusselIs snspehaer
Grip EDGAR TATE & CoMPANf' 40
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

AA-Artis,ic dressmaklny, mn lr,ed
STYLES; orders finished In ~ hours p',ees
reasonable. Mrs. " ELROf. ~ Eas, ll,n-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-24
WHITE CROSS UNION.
And a Slight Roast for Those Who At.
tended the Opera.

w. c.. Dean. president. and A II.
Williams. secretary. sent the following
notice in for publication laer night con
corning the White Cross union.
This organization, they say was
formed about a year ago with the OBJ
ject of promoting social purity among
the young men. held a meeting last
night which was very SHINY attended.
People seem bent on everything else
but care very little apparently what
becomes Of the morals Of the youn (
men. Many therefore doubtless went
To an operate performance whose IN
fiuence is to be courted as against the
object of this organization. and there
fore were absent from this very i'm
portant meeting
As il is probable that many have
never seen the White Cross obligations
they are given herewith:
y. To treat all women with respect,
and endeavor 10 protect them from
wrong and degradation.
-. To en3eayor 10 pat down all in
decent language and coarse Sests-
>. To maintain the law ~ purity as
equally binding upon men and women.
Il. To endeaver TO spread these priuci
pies among my companions. ard 10 Try
10 help my younger brothers
3. To use ali means possible 20 fulfill
the command. Keep Thyself Pure -
The rniof has engaged the aadjtoTi-
um and viii have a grand rally there
next Sunday afternoon and evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-24

No. S2I5 The city of FL Dorado vs.
Frances Drapeere: Butler county
No. $500. Ed Cook. ct al. VS.. Franci:
Blakely, ct al; Harper county.
No. S235. The National Mortgage
Debenture Co.. VS.. Lash. ct al; Reno
county.
No. S2s7. Josie Norman VS.. T. c
Anderson; Greenwood county
No S246. The State National bank o.
Wichita VS.. w. Fawbush, ct al; Sedg
wick county.
No $3.50 First National bank OF
Newton w. f. L. Briggs, ct al: Sedg
wick county.
No. s27o. The Arkansas City Lumbe,
Co.. vs.. 5. 3. Scott; Cowley county.
No. s271. W. O. Wright vs.. Richard
Hayter: Cowley county.
No Ss92. Jessie Hiatt VS.. John c
Hiatt; Cowley county.
No. Scs2- Strong & Carol VS.. E. A
Beecher & Co.; Lyon county.
No. 62si. c. r Miller vs. William
Forbes, et al: Harper county.
No. 1924. E. q. Rafferty, vs. Major
Blaisdel: Sedgwick county.
No. sos. The St. l. & s. F.. Rly. Co.
VS.. Arthur Sullivan; Sedgwick county.
No. $500. The st. l. & s F. Rly. Co.
VS.. Benjamin Boyce: Sedgwick county
No. S3i2. Tootie Hosea & Co, VS.
a. d. J1llltSpG. SOHIts
No. S31S. II. Z. Meade & Co.. vs. Al
bert II. Merrill; Sedgwick county.
No. Sl39. Ike s. Elder, ct al. VS.. The
Citizens bank OF Newton; Harvey
county.
No. 1922. S. W. Shuttuck. VS.. Mary c.
Grimm. ct al; Sedgwick county.
No. S32s. John \. Carlisle, ct al. vs.
II. Mary Crawford; Kingman county.
No. S33s. Frederick Smith VS.. L. r.
Powell; Sedgwick county.
No. S34f. J. W. Dinsmore VS.. David
A lie eet al: Barber county.
No. S345. The Wichita National bank
VS. +. s. Weeks; Butler county.
No. S35S. The a. T. & $. +. Ry. CO., vs.
Solomon r. Dorset; Sumner county.
No. 1865. j. C. Williams, constable
VS.. Amanda Miller, ct al; Sedgwick
county.
No. $780,. The A. T. & S. F. Ry.. Co. VS..
j. p. Sendeger; Barber county.
No. S405. The Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Co, ct al. VS.. E. j. Drake;
Sedgwick county.
No. $500. j. c. Holderness, VS.. DR.. A
G.. Gray; Lyon county.
No. S409. The York-Draper Mercantile
Co., VS.. Benjamin Lusk: Harvey coun-
ty.
No. S4l2 r. D. Pierce, VS.. Victoria
Kurtz ct al: Lyon county.
No. cf--- w. i MOUSE, CT d., NS. la
Vid Clough, ct al: Sumner county.
No. S435. The Citizens bank of King
man VS.. The Johnson L. & T. Co.; Reno
county.
No. S43e. Fl. f. VanLear, VS.. ]. ]. Har
bOur, ct al: Chase county.
No. S443. The Equitable Building &
Loan association vs.. Emma McConkey
ct al; Sedgwick county.
No. S45i. c. c. Thompson & Walkup
- IL I'll
ty.
No. S4e5. The Alliance Trust Co. We.
August Barrett ct al; Harper county.
No. S46S. J. A. Smith VS.. b. j. New
man; Greenwood county.
No. 1859. j. A. Smith VS.. First Natio>
nal bank, ct AL; Greenwood county.
No. S499. .JW. Hanlen, administrator,
VS.. j. =. Baden; Cowley county.
No. 773S. Burden bank VIC. r. K. Phelp
Cowley county.
No. 1886. w. j. Jones VS.. A. Lyle:
lyon county.