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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17
THE CHURCHES.

Unity Chapel CUnitarian) north Law
renee ave between Fisrt and Second
Mr.. Hardy Sayre viii hold lay services
al II O'Clock this morning, Sunday
school al $50. All invited
The Young Peoples chapter Of St
Johns church VIII nave devotional ser
vices this evening al p. m. subject
Ascension OF Jesus" Leader. Miss
Lucy Morris. All cordially invited
Church OF Christ, Scfentist-Services
at 1880 a. m, in the church room in
Fletcher block, 112 West Second street
Sunday school az Il 80 a. m, experience
meetings on Friday evenings. All are
gladly welcomed at these meetings.
Emporia avenue ". E. church, NJ. V.
Barnes pastor.-At S O'Clock this even
ing the seventh anniversary of the or
ganiZati0n Of the Epwortn League will
be celsbrat ted with special program,
consisting OF music. papers and ad-
dresses. Special invitation 10 the public
First Presbyterian church. corner Of
Lawrence avenue and First street
Rev. Charles E. Bradt viii preach both
morning and evening. Sunday school
at $50 a m G. E. Lehman superinten-
dent; Y. P. 5. c. z. viii meet at Gas D.
m The public are cordially invited
to all Of these services.
Brown Memorial Reformed church.
corner OF Topeka avenue and Lewis
street-Services by the pastor Bruce
Griffith at II a. m, evening service at
S p. m viii be conducted by Rev G. r
Smith, pastor OF LincOn street PreSby-
terrain church. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m, Young Peoples meeting I p. N.
Everybody welcome.
Central Baptist church between Doug
las and First on Cleveland avenue, l. A
Hall pastor-Regular preaching servic-
es at 1880 a. m, and $50 D. m, subject
morning sermon: THE Peril Of Relig-
ious Habit" Evening theme Differ
ence Between Almost and Altogether"
Sunday School at u m; Junior union
at p. n, B. Y. P. U. at p. m E. 3.
Walden, chorister
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17

Fifty pieces of figured and solid colored imported
Pique worth 25c-will be again after this sale get
them tomorrow only 10c yard
a complete supply of Linen Colored Handkerchiefs
with embroidered edges match your suit prices are low
Another lot of odd Corsets, everything from the
cheapest up to the celebrated p d. styles pick your
size and take them at half what they are marked.
They all in splendid order.
Another invitation for you to visit our Wrapper
Department More than 500 Wrappers and prices all
along the line from the cheapest to the best
We are going to quote prices on plain black and
figured Mohairs tomorrow-dont you need new skirt!
All the latest designs in Empire Fans are now on
sale
There is question but that our low price motto IS
winner when it to selling Carpets Get others
lowest prices then their cash discount of after that
then come here get the same carpet and We'll show you
how much less We'll sell it to you Not only on car.
pets bless you no; but Mattngs, Rugs and Curtains as
well.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17
Neuralgia

IN one eye and about my temples, es-
pecisIly at night when had been having
hard day Of physical and mental Ia Dor.
Itook many remedies, but found help only
in Hoods SarsspariIls which cured me of
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hoods Sarssparilla has proved itself true
friend. / also take Hoods Pills to keep
my bowels regular, and like the pills
very much" ISAAC LEWIS, Ssbins, Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17

We Pay Spot Cash
For Them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17

All Dogs Found Not MuzzIed or Tied shall
be Killed Enssantly-NobIe Act of the
Commercial Club In Assisting Those
Bitten to Receive Treatment-Wiehita
Citizens Who are at Pasteur's Institute
for Treatment-Mrs. kGnkle Receives
the Virus While Dressing the Wound Of
the Rankin Boy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17
Wichita Kar
To the oIavor and CITY Council of !

City Of Wichita:
GenJlsmen-At a meeting Of the board
OF health this Nay Is, decided 10 re-
quest your honorable body to pass
an ordinance empowering the mayor
y issue proclamation demanding that
a.! citizens owning dogs or harboring
the same shall be compelled 10 either
muzzle or tie them up for a period OF
thirty days OF more If necessary. The
BOARD OF health considers that one hu-
man life i worth more to the commun-
ity 1han al the dogs in this city and
IN their opinion the emergency exists
when decisive action should be taken.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17
SHOES.

High Grade,
Latest Styles,
Lowest Price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-17

Entirely beyond our expectations was the first of
four days Shirt Waist sale. All day long none but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Robinson and Franklin Bros shows '"i"-
ing ITO Richmond.
pcrhans one OF the most notable events
in tented amusemenls in recent years Is
the consolidation Of the Robinson ana
Franklin Brothers shows. Either OF
these well-lrown amusement enterprises
has been considered among the leading
tented clrcuses Of this country Tor lne
rast several years: IN fact, the Robinson
show has been before the people or lne
South for more than three generailoh7'
and while Franklin Brothers nave h''
become known as managers or tented en-
terprises m this section. 10 IL said tnat
they are among the representative snow
men Of the West. At an events the press
Of tho country have been Unit I'D pro-
nOunc-ng this consolidated enterprise ms
among the best that has been seen where
ever tho show has been exhibited. The
Washington Post devoted ah0lt column
% the praise OF the many meritOrious
sights and various performances seen un-
der their tents. while tho Baltimore pa
pcrs OF Tuesday OF the present week
were unanimous in their praise Of this
new enterprise. Among other things the
Baltimore News says: "1he menagerie is
composed Of lions tigers, camel9 ele-
plants. deer. buffalo. polar, and grizzly
bears. hycnas end many othc- animals
from distant ciimes Performing elo-
phants. dogs. pigs. and horses are among
the features Of the circus. which IS one
Of the largest ana mot complete travel
ling. The general performance are given
In a very large tent with three rings and
two stages Robert stickney. Jr. and
Miss R0so Dockren AFRO tie principal
riders. but there are over twenty others,
who perform all sorts of feats on horse
back The Silb0n and Seerist troupe II
aerialisis give n performance IN mid
air. Their flying act is done blind
folded. which is wonderful feat
Of acrobatc skill IS n novelty and always
creates excitement ia the audience. There
are also many other marvellous trapeze
performances while the races constitute
a feature The ringna7tcrs o. The circus
are ladios OF "the new woman" typo.
Several female clowns arc also novelties
OF tho show which comprises between
con and go people.
There VIII bo q parade through Proad
and Main eiroots. leaving the SHOW
grounds prom b., at 0.20 a. VI. ID is said
TO contain many features that are now
In circus par8ics end S. something ike
ful mile in length The downtown
ticket office wifi be at tho corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets on the Morn
ing Of the show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Constance Fenimore W0o.son. IN a let.
ter 70 an inquiifng friend. written after
She had won recognition as o. author,
tells OF her literary work, It's remunera-
ton. and how 10 bring articles 10 tha
attention OF editors and publishers In
tho letter. published In Ladies' Home
Journal Miss Woolson says that In soma
years her writings have brought her two
thousand dollars. "But l have been par.
ticularly Fortunate" she adds. AS
have property enough to live IN quiet
woy without the writing VOC see I can
afford TO let n ing9 take their course, and
not press my manuscripts On the editors.
But there Il another side, You cannot
achieve success In literature. even OF A
email kind, without being bitterly at
tackled by the malicious am enNcu.s-
And / have bad my share OF l.tins criti-
cism I don't mind Il now, and you must
NOT either wren you begin, as ! am sure
vou will Al SOU say OF your education
4. very well. But lt IS not knowledge
which viii give you suce'ii so mucn as
ease tuuor, and originality ois-yle.
~ + were You I should not give up my
,ositior as teacher but ] would take my
leisure time for writing and cofnuishlSs
"a send out manuscripts. AZ hist. uon
eo,d rut long ones: about I'VE ma2nzlns
nages IS a tempting length 20 the eaisofs'
tyho ara overburiened with long sh" -. !.
scripts. DON'T he dicsouraEel IL
comes back,decllned; send Y rgnt OUT W
sonls one else. And keep DONG IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

A wave of indiscretion in the matter OF
letters seems 10 DO stationary over this
part OF the country. A considerable part
OF recent mistortune5 great enough to get
into the papes have been due 10 having
or writing iudiscreet letters.
In few ways is so much energy mlsap-
piled as in letter-wrting. a useless letter
wastes the time and brains both Of him
who writes and Of him who receives.
Napoleon said that he never answered
letters because nearly all Of them an
swered themselves within twenty-f0ur
hours and the rest needed no answers.
The indiscreet letter IS an utter ab0mina-
ton. 1t was the indlscreet letter that
caused Richelieu to say and Tailcyrand 10
echo. "Neyer write a letter and never
burn one" But further experience and
changed conditions show that these rules
must be modified.
The new rule f.: Never write and never
keep a letter that you would not read with
satisfaction n IL were published in type
an inch lohg In every newspaper in the
world.-New York World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING oUoTA TIONs OF
MONTY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bscco Exchango-internal Revenue
Observation-Disclosures Advice.

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-sugar was the
feature OF the stock market to-day Al
opened slightly lower al lllt1 ana soon
croppFd TO HOO The decline vas Ioi-
lowed by purchases TO cover short cou-
tracts. ana "a rise 90 ll2i2 followed. sub
scQucnty the selling movement was re-
"e"~o' and return - iie.s io'e -, II
figuring for G2gOO shares lu d grand total
OF &2O.oyf sharls. The crratlc course az
the stock naturally caused 8ood ued4
o. comment one story was mat lne l"-
sidcrs had parted with their speculative
holdings. a rumor which gained cur
rcncy kstc au the day. and which lnductd
some selling. was TO the effect tAdl lhe
MOllcntaulr refinery. OF brooklyn, WOuiu
increase It's capital 20 >-1vD,Vlo ne
sigullcar .s ol tnls statement lies IN the
fact that the Moucnhaucr Company IS
outside OF the trust. EcauinB was next
ln point OF activity ana s9id up 70 lSlN
the best price for o. long time past Inc
bonds OF the company were also IN re-
quest and scored material gains. The
securities Of the company were in1uehcel
by The completion OF me foreclosure blo-
crfuIuEs lt INllaaeiphld to-day. He
general list ruled rather weak ailer inc
opening on account of hcalluess OF sugar
ond a belief that the Bank OF hnBlahe
Will advance 4ts rate OF discount n
report was also anoat that the BANK
intended 10 put mp It's price Tor par toIu
and American eagles. This. ~ was
argued. would chocl, the flow OF gold
100000 additional gold was withdrawn
from Che bank to-day for export bringing
total cugagcmcuts ora the way and de-
Ivercd since August 2Sth last up 10
rfarly S4l. 100000. Tho downward move.
Tcut ia stocks did not last long, ana
D.. . O'Clock the early losses We're not only
recovered. but in number OF instances
fho h chest figures or the day were
reached At the top notch the leading
issues show advances of hf2 per cent.
Near the close. when Sugar developed
renewed weakness. the entire market sym
pathized. and q recession OF hmlA per
cent. onsuod. Speculation closed barely
steady Set changes ithcr way were
confined % tho fractions. Reading, how
ever rose j and Chicago Gas "a per cent,
while Sugar lost lis per cent In the ~
active issues COrdage stock gaind l-ttsi4
and Illinois Stcc. 2as per cent IN the
sctivs. Sales footed UP Sl3l4,Ooe
Money on call easy at 50J per cent.
last loan M 3ia per cent. and closing
offered AZ 80 per cent, prime mercantile
paper. 1ug per cent Bar silver, t'i2
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4SliiN4o-
Tor sixty days and 4S33l04Si for demand.
posted rates, 4S2NiSil3, commercial bills
4eDu4s1 Government bonds tirn state
bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong, Sill
vor az the board was quiet.
Treasury Balances; Coin. SlZ4, IO4,oUoi
currency. SCI. 4ol02O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
SUPREMACY OF LAW.
How 10 killRoacbes

A topic which never fails to interest The
housewife, and one which never GROWS
threadDare ia conversation where women
meet. is that Of the best and surest method
OF discriminating the Ubiquitous cockroach
or CrOton bug. Some women assert that
skiilul trapping viii thin their numbers.
but that method OF course. involves ger
potual trouble. and the reaches are likely
10 increase faster than they are killed.
Another lady. after much patient training
bestowed upon a cat from kittenhood 10
maturity. succeeded in educating her intel
iisent feline up 10 a taste for reaches as
an article of food. Sad TO relate however.
shortly after the cats course OF instruc-
ton was completed and 10 began 10 be Use
tuL Iabby's constitution broke down
under tho rich diet and she sickened and
died. Even monkeys who can assimilato
anything from plug tobacco 70 lucifer
matches, became lean and slippered pan
falcons on prolonged course OF cock
roach.
There Is one case. at least too. OF n man
who cockroache5 drove into nervous pros
tration lie secured place on a popular
periodical, and the answering Of anxious
queries ia the correspondents column was
assigned TO him. He said he liked the job
well enough at FIRST until. day after day.
he was forced TO tell anxious house wives
sure way Of exterminating Crot0n bugs
He suggested insecticide powders and car
bolic acid. separate and together but soon
letters began 10 pour IN saying that the
bugs thrived on these things. and asking
II he could not think OF something else
which experience had not proved vain
Driven 20 desperation. be began 10 use
his imagination and gravely recommended
at first the keeping OF sparrOws-fOr lie
remembered what miscellaneous feeders
these birds We're. Several women, he
afterward said. took him az his word and
wrote him Indignantly after a faithful
trial. that the sparrOws would starye TO
death rather than feed on cockroaches
even II the latter were presented 20 them
or bit of buttored toast.
Then, his mind having failed slowly in
the meantime. the unfortunate mon adj
vised Anxious Mother through the col
umns OF bis paper 10 buy a hedgehog and
keep it IN tho basement OF her house. let
ting Il roam about the kitchen during the
night time He added that the hedgehog
was omnivorous. and the only thing whose
appetite could keep pace with the fecun-
dity OF the cockroach. The idea was so
manifeatly absurd that It called out many
letters Of Indignant protest. and showed
such a decrease In the number OF sub
scrbers that the unfortunate sub-editOr
was forced 70 resign and go TO the country
for along rcst.-New York Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.



Offerings at auction on Change to-day
30 packages OF sun-curcd tobdccos, Of
which MIR. George 4. haynes sou -
packages OF Caroline ana Louisa county
sun-curcd t0baccos. one package 500 az
SI42J. one at sl5.lJ, one az 81, TWO ~
Sg25, two at 81, one at 81 one ~
$s.02i2 two az $3.50, three az $50, one
at s.. one at $3.50. one az S'.-'' one , a.
S67J. one at 500 one al -, one az f'.-v'
one at 50, one at o.eU, ono az fd.tV, one
at $3.50 one ~ s., one az $50. one az
$40, one at S2.62j2 one a $50. one AT
So. Two al $40. three ~ 81 Two al
Sl1O. six at JOc
OF redriod sun-cured t0hacc0s for ana on
account OF G.. II. kcat d Co., TWO pack
ages sold at $40, one az 81. Two al 80
one at $6.62l2 one az So, one al Si.ou'
two at Sf.lO. one at $3.50. one az Stu
And Mcssrs. w. Ben Palmer a. Co. sold
9 packages Of Caroline and Louisa county
sun-cured as follows. one package sold
at $3.50. one at SG.yp, one at So
Private sales reported 10 the secret afy
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade today:
Wrappers. S hOgsheads; oilers, lui CUT
tiers. 10. scrap Ozark. q, Tugs iuaihl
4 leaf (dariO. 10. Total, ~ hoesnea 81.
The tobacco inspector reports to-lay .
InsDectiong~ bright. 81 hocsheads dark.
p hogsheads and O. uerces. western, =
hOrsheads Reinspec Z hos5-
heads western hogshcads.
Allegheny Qld Dominion, snochPpii s,1f ,
seabrook's and Myers tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 81 pack
ages. deliveries. s. packages.
United states internal revenue colec-
lions on tObaccos for the city or i,icn-
Va TODAY. cigar and ci-afrI ffs,
f2s7. 10: plug tobaccos, S2,16L44 Total
t24521f
There will be n sale Of tohaccos dam
aged in the German COmpanys nro for
and on account Of the insurance COM
NAMES interested. the sale 90 commence
al 10 o'clock tomorrow Thursday morn-
ing. September p. 1s96.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
Samnle Reports.

The funniest thing in the dynamite oe-
spatches "a tho proposed blowing Up o'
marlborough House. lyman and his row
sers. II appears. had hired the Rouse W
nosite from which they were 70 org a
tunnel. until they reached the eslaDnsn-
ment they were plotting TO send SKY n'Sn.
nut the police spoiled he same ana iohH
live the Queen and the Car.
Now. one house opposite happens 70 90
81. Jamess Palace. All around there are
well-euarded palaces and PARIS. ferhaps
Tynan found palace TO let. Then ne ana
his friends had to do the tunneilng. IN
other words, they had big hole on 'nelr
hands. Following the lines OF inc OH
story. what were they TO do with the STUN
which they would have to take out OK
that hole? why. dig another hole ana pa.
q into that. OF course. But what would
,hev Al with the STUFF they would take
out OF that other holeT Wei. who cares
what they would do with III
when our English friends cool down
,,t wa shau know something about this
awful affair.-Sew York SUM- -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

BALTIMORE MD, Sept 23-Flour
finn and higher. western suueriue. $50
n224: extra. S2.5O02.gO; family, 500
HID. winter wheat. patent S5.s5HAOO.
spring, S3.6503S5i straight, Si.4Oi3.O0.
Wheat strong: spot and September. Cess
GGfs.c.: October. G7ikM67kc.. December,
GqNnG9aLc: steamer No . red. 6ls>nilf.c.;
southern, by sample, GJQCS4c.; southern.
o. corn 'J strong: spot. 27lG27sSc; septem-
bc~ 27l. 027asc.; October, 21isc. asked
nv, or old. November or December. 21@.
@o,5sc,: January, 27AM213sc. steamer
Oats steady. No. = white. 24025c.: No.
IIaT steady: choice timothy. $3.50
Grain freights barely steady; steamer
Cork for orders per quarter. ~ October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Tho Largest Number of Students In tho
IlL.InrN OF Tho .nnnnI

BLACKSBuRG Va. sartemhor d.
Spe'iaL-Iho fweu'y-fOlrh SECS lon OF tho
Virginia Polytechnic Institute o0erol
yesterday with an unusually large number
OF new students present as well rs "a
large majority of the old mon.
The entrance examinations for tie fresh
man class have begun and the men are
matchmaking as rapidly as possible.
IT. is thought now that tho nu nhe- Of
students for the session OF &c. % viii
iar exceed the number ~ any previous
session. and the question OF rooms NOV
be one Of considerable importance. as lot.
the old and new barracks are ab7a- fun
should IL become necessary. however
there would be several houses al tho
disposal OF The college in tie village
After the entrance cyaminadlls ,vhics
VIII close on Wednesday. the regular
lectures Will begin on Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Mr.. j. S. McIwa.ne. OF Texas. was mar
RED 70 Miss NJ. j.. Walker, Of Church
nm, Tuesday night at the home OF the
bride. Rev pr. Pollard OF Richmond C0i-
leee. oihcia,ed. The ceremony was ate
tended hy but few relatives ana friends
Of the parties. ewing 20 recent death
m the family OF the bride. Mt and Sire.
Mali"aine left for bridal tour N0rth.
They VIII reside on the gr9om's ranch ia
Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

While the heart beats young % the splen-
dor Of the Spring.
win an her de~y jewels On. IS not so fair
Tho fairest. rarest morning Of the blos.
SOM time or May
Is not 50 weet a season as the season OF
While Yo1th's diviaer climate folds and
holds us. close caressed.
AS We feel our mothers with Us. by tho
touch OF face and breast:-
our bare feet IN the meadows. and our
The airy clouds Of morninE-whils the
heart beats young.
While the heart beats young and our
pulses leap and dance
with every Day holiday and life glad
romance
We hear tie birds with wonder. and with
wonder watch their flight
Standing stil the mere enchanted. both
Of hearing and OF sight
When they nave vanished Wnolly-for. IN
fancy. wing 20 wing.
We fly TO Heaven with them: and, re-
turning, still we sing
The praises Of this lower heaven Win
tireless voice and tongue, IN, -.
Ey'n as the Master sanclons-while the
heart beats young.
While the heart beats youngl-W1ile the
heart beats young
green and q ID old Earth Of ours, with
azure OVerhung
And looped with rainbows,-grant US yet
this grassy lap OF thine
We would be still thy children. through
the shower and the shine.
SO pray We. lsping. whispering. in child
ish love and trust,
with our beseeching hands and faces
lifted from tho dust,
BY feryOr OF the poem all unwritten and
unsung.
Thou glvest us in answer while the heart
beats young
james Whitcomb Riley IN August La
dies Home Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept 23.--Wheat
prices We're soaring To-Day anu lIoH
the moment the nrst trade Of the session
was made until the last one was Iccoluel'
there Wts not weak point ln ihe mar
ket a few unimportant reactions TOOK
place. but there was uOlhlhE more 'H"li
might Dee expected under lhs ca Gun,
stances profit securing considered. ia
the first fOrty-fve minutes AN advance
OF He. over yceterO US close was nOtcu'
and another cent was added during lHe
remainder OF the session. one Ie4tnIe
of the advance was Disappointing, tIat
being the local character or the trade.
Commission men reported tolal la,h
OF interest by the outside ana Wll-ou'
that tine Importance OF lue np".il 'c
mont was lacking in merit bectiH"'i
Whtnt opened from t2'sc 90 &c, advanced
t. Doc. closing al oi.suNc.--.4 4-t4c'
higher than yesterday. -,.,.,,-
Corn was q lafgard in the race. While
respect to the strength Of wheat,
nevorthclc.- lhr.t ua. uu emery. ui
vicor iu The market. and only moderate
appreciation took place. May ceIn
opened at 3iai u2lisc.. sold between - tc'
and 2Jlc. closing "a 5is4-'' .c-''sc.
heller than Yesterday Cash corn was
firm and itc. per hushel higher.
Oat-prices were zap Just tribe. the
tone of the wheat market having
sfronrtheuine effect, hut as business was
IarkIur. there was uo indication OF tAe
market participating in the boom seen
n th. leading grain. May oats closer
lc higher then Yesterday 'ash o.l,
were steady. prices showing no essential
Provisions-Interost in provisions was
distracted 10y the superior pr rioinahce
of tho wheat market and for that ret-
SON the pit was deserted most OF the lime.
Tho hog market was steady and product
DISPLAYED "a similar tone throughout, ln
.l.nnafhv. AT the close January pork
was PIC lower than yesterday. January
lard BE-. higher and January ribs a shade
lou.