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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
SUMNER LEISURE.
A DULL DAY AT COMFY ISLAND.
THE WEST END Observation-Disclosures Ar MAMMAL
TAN BRACH THIS YEAR.

THE WEST END DgsERTED-FAILURRs Ar MAMMAL
TAN BRACH THIS YEAR.
The threatening clouds yesterday morning
decided many persona to defer visiting Coney Island
until bright day. During the morning land breeze
prevailed along the seashure. but in the afternoon
strong breeze drove visitors The shell
ter OF the hotels and pavions. West Brighton Beach
was almost entirely deserted and the pier almost
too cool for comfort The electric lights 1t ex-
pected 10 be- ready for some time next week. The
electric lights of ArnOux & Hoehhauscn OF Ncw-YOrk,
are considered great acquisition at West Brighton
Bcacn and add much the INTEREST OF thar portion OF
the island Although The comfortable there
few bahers. At the pier there ony 900 and
Other points about West Brighton only 700 bathers
Hotel Brighton at the height Of its success. and
not a IN the house vacant. There and at the
Manhattan Beach Hotel the music yesterday attracted
all the visitors benches and al ell the Veraudas
Steps Win chihEsiasc agdiencr. There 81
Brighton Beach Bathng Pavilion about 500 bathers
aud al The Manhattan Beach Bathing Pavilion 6JJ b.
luz, suit. ana SO for women hired. Since
last saturday there nave beer nearly 5000 bath az
Manhattan Beach. 1ae Marine Railway > Row nclJseG
by fence between the Manhattan aud Brighton
Beaches.
Thus far all the sidc-snOws al Manhattan Beach
seem baye been fai ures. The balloon " pr0baD Y
never rise again. The attempt 10 induce people 10 pay
for fireworks, whca ley see WltuCut purchasing
tickets, failure before 10 was made and fLa Effort
10 induce visitors 10 DIV way II tue Marine IA lW1y
east eadl where Aey 10 not want TO 20 Is signal
failure. display ui fireworks VIII DE gwen again t4ls
evening 20 Manhattan Beach thin the luciOsurr TIE
programme inc uGes Lwcnty-turee pieces, several ~
which are entirely rEese are star device. pas
sion flowers IN various cOors ana the picture OF river
Among he guests registered at the hotels are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE BRITISH ADVANCING ON ULDNL

THE BRITISH ADVANCING ON ULDINL
CFIYwAyo STILL ANXIOUS FOR PEACB-LoRD HAIR
TISGToN TO BeA CANDIDATE IN LANCASHIRE
General Wolseley saws that he believes the war in
Zululaud can I've finished this He is at Fort
Durnford. but is fully informed a. TO the
movements near UIdini. The British forces
expected to capture that stronghold on the
day when the last advices were dispatched.
Jules Simon has been chosen President OF the
French Senate Committee on the Education bill
Lord Harrington has promised to be a candidate I'D
a Lancashire district in order to wrest it from the
Conservatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
AMERICANS AT WIMBLEDON.
LosDos, Friday, July 10. 1879.

IDNDON FFIuhJf july III'"'
In the prize shooting at Wimbledon yester-
,tov NJ Frank HYDE the American, was ahead at the
ooo Yards range tor the prize given by Messrs Curtis
a Harvey. Mr. Morse. American, Mr. Adams Canadan'
ana fourteen others have all made the highest possible
seors at the 500 yrrds range Tor the prize gwen ny %
-. -, p,.o,. Wuka 4 Laurence Mr. r. Hyde and SIX
s,s have made the highest possible score Al the OOV
1910 ange FOR the prizo given BY Mr. Nhiteiey All
3 .',ynctitions will have % be nnay decided On
Monday next 49,, a.. a.. o,,oar,s ,,r,,a
Au" hist ,SSS ysaterlay LieuteDant Evan scored
,sbtvnine popts He ties twenty-une Others ana the
astar, viii shoot or tomorrow Tor the last iouf
places In the irst sxty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
RUvORED CHANGE IN THE RUSSIAN MISSION.


From The Charleston Nel-s and Courier (Dan)
Mr.. Iiideu, while the Electoral Commission
wa h session. told the writer that he did not OPP
pose the Electoral Commission project because our
friends .u Washington who are on the spot know best
what 90 do d. lad not the courage 10 yOW his coll
VlcOus and allowed everybody believe that lac was
81 favor OF mode OF settlement that, IN the absence
OF advice from him, agreed upon. Mr.. Iilden
ekukeu IN his handsome rooms ia Gramercy PARK Whne
Ms iUenus dld tFe lighting FOR They beaten,
and now be tells them thai they ought have known
better. II ue was WIsest among MS political COM
panlOus," WY dad be them, b. the people
Who elected AIm, the benefit of MS wisdom The more
closely conduct Is scFatinizcd. the more lneOnse-
egeHtSl and wisny -washy it appears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

While travelling on the Western rivers at a
time when the cho prevalent aud fatal, saw
amt finally experienced the beneficial tuhufnce OF DIT.
Javnes CarmiDative Basam For about uty hours on
board OF steamer between Cincinnati and PittsOurg
exUerienced the power Of that fell DISEASE which 40
length entirely welded the ~ The bai-am.
Presbyterian elder Gu board boat who nd Just
been brOugl thu brink OF the grave by cholera ia n
cinbat and hurrytng home 20 his az xlous
family experienced a RELAPSE but by the timely N
the medicine was immediately and thoroughly
cured. Earnestly would al families and travel
lers esprc ally, keep She CarminaIve Bassn hand,
and Resort promptly when needed Rev Rufus
BaDcOck D. See OF Amer. For Bible Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
MINNEsoTA,s LATE RECOGNITION.


The announcement Is autnOrltatively made,
b0th Washing and -. Pau, that the office Of
Secretary OF War has been rendered 20 the Hon. AleXau
0sI Ramsey, OF city, accepted by hun In max
LIZ TINS appointment PreslGenf Hayes has yielded
aTdy, but the less welcome, recognition OF the
claims OF this the banner Re pubu state OF the North
sesl. 10 one Of the nlgh positions OF the nation ANA
N selecting Governor Rtmsay for that position, the
fresldout has commanded advance the approval or
al our own citizens Whatever theIe may have been OF
political bitterness the Past, the OutgrOwh Of hot
contests Tor supre macy VIII De forgotten IN hearty con
gfatuiatiOus to hOuOred feAOw-citIzen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
A CHALLENGE FROM TIE LIBERALS.

LUNDVN, TIuHFI July 10 LofJ
The Marquis Of Harrington, the Liberal
leader writes a letter accepting invitation % con-
tess seat IN tho House Commons for Northeastern
Lancashire az the approaching general election. He
Saws ne cannot deny that there would. from party
uDut OF vleW Ue a considerable advantage IN my ead
ING an attack upon the exclusively Conservative repre-
sanitation Of the County % Lane shire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
BARRIEH.

ARDINE-MACLEOD-A Glencoe ont, July l5, bv hs
Rev John Wooi assisted the Rev. ID. r. fraser George
II Iardne NswYOrk. 10 Jessie - daughter OF sue lae
Rev j. y. Macleod
MERRIAM-GORE-On wednesday, July IS, 1879, a ths
OF the brides parents M sbo-0n Mass pF ne
Rev J. WItlToN D. ID. th5 Kew. Alexander H. Merriam.
Pastor Of Pyson Church. EasrhauIptOn Mass, and
NAV. daughter OF watson Gore. esq
RENWICK-sEAKs-At the Church of the Purttans
Thursday July z. Dy TIE hev Inward l. Clark imam
Re1wick Gertrude G.. dtngnter OF the late A gilmore
Sears ali VI this cltY. No cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
MIDNIGHT THEB REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS for ne past 2 I hours.

WASHINGTON. July 10, / a. m.-Rain has
prevailed in the Southern States, with lower Jompera
te, ght variable Winds and slight changes Ia barom
Cooler and clear weather prevails in the Lake re-
lOu and Middle States, with uOrtherly winds and
Creased pressure. Lower temperature and light rain
reported from the New-England Coast Inc baron
eter has fallen the Northwest with east 10 SCUM
WINDS. Clear Gather ana change IA temperature
IldfedtOns,
For New gland partly cloudy her and local rains
on the coast with Light variable winds, rising larOne-
kf ana stationary slight taii IN the tsmperaiure,
For The Middle states. clear parity clOudy weather
northeast 10 southeast Winds rising barometer and no
change IN temperature
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
THE DISCOVERY or 4 PLANET


WASHINGTON, July 1S.-PrOfessor {. II. f.
Peters OF Clinton. v. Y. the discovery by
himself on the 18th ~ July, 1879 u minor planet. In
twrntv-one hours thirtv-One minutes rght a~eenson.
10 A. sou5h declnatou with daiir motion o. three
taiBlteg south SPENCER BAIRD,
Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

Henry ]. smith. Jamaica LII
G. h. SIN tn. Flushing, J.. l.
q. Wood. Wappingsr's Fails
IL. 4. HOepke, Brooklyn.
r. X. Van Buren,. Brooklyn.
=. Demott. Queens COunt
A. NewcOmb, Pc kcepsie.
c. Morchauser. POughkeepsie,
A. butts. POughkee AZ.
A. j. DurlaDd. Middlet0wn.
W. J. letters. POurhkrep-le.
X. Hammond. Dover Plains
+. .. Judd. POBgLk ep~ie.
B.J .Tinupy. Wappin ger'- Falls
q. l.. Odel. POUgh kes pslsL
G. GrusohenseK, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

d. ;. Manning. Brooklyn.
W =. Barlow. Brooklyn.
It II. Siikmsn. HsnkeTs.
b. A. Doyle. BrooKlYn.
n. =. schrnck. Ciiy Island
y. Bake. Brooklyn.
L. A.. Lazshe. BROOKLYN.
r. +. Hawk, IT,, BruOklyn.
K. Rusk. WaYpinRer's Falls.
,. N. Phillips. Matiewan,
q. Brush. brooklyn.
&. n. Davidson. Brooklyn.
r. b. Woods. Brock yn
W. r. MUlf0rf. BROOKLYN.
Ii. ;. Moore. Quoens County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
A careless diet. 4 change of water. or a cold

setliug m the often brings al thls srason
OF The wear an obstinate darr serious ac-
ton stomach bowels, mperiAnR the lie OF the
Darleut Il Won would treat such complaints ration
al wtv try ~ once D.. Jayne's Carmlnatve Balsau
supple but safe remedy IN such attacks. and equally
eacual al cramps cholera mort Us, AyScn-
terry ana Summer complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
PRINCE NAPOLEON LOYAL.

LOsBoS, Saturday, Juty 10, ls7S.
The Standards correspondent at Paris re-
ports that Priace Jerome Napoleon wholly dlsedims
ts intention OF becoming Pretender to the Imperial
throne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
HEAVY FLOODS IN FRANCE.

Terrific storms are reported in the Provinces
The River Arcecne has overlooked It bank and widely
inundated tie surrounding plains The River Ceze.
iu the Department Gard, BIAS overlooked Us BANKS
Iae damage 4, immense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
TIE BELGIAN EXPLORERS.
T,NnnC kr1dtV IuIy 10 IA

A dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Company
dated Ztnz bar. jan. IS says: The Belgian expior
ing expedition under Dualis is ready 70 start into
INFERIOR"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
THE MISSION TO RUSSIA
PruoRs AFLoAr IN WASHINGTON on THE SUB
my TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE. /

TBT rELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
WAsnINGr ~ July 1s.-Secretary Evsrts re-
Turned from New-York tonight The report of the
forthcoming resignation of Minister StOughton, aud
that of che appointment of Courtlandt Parker. of
Nsw,Jersey, TO Russia are repeated with much posi-
fiNrnnis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

TTl~e done fnr me collars spent other
remedies failed DO an d0 nos O. recommend
them IS urst class articles. Yours uuiy,
MARK BaANSAS.
Carbonate, Penn, Dec. 90 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
NEW COUNSELLOESAELAW.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y. July 1S.-The General
Term to-day admitted tue following gentlemen to the
degree OF orat-Lw Ia the courts OF the stsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

No lady careful any sewing machine ex-
Automatic No Tension machine " TIE " HI
cox x Gibbs Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
Mount Oiivet Cemetery, Maspeth Lous lslhnd,
Entranre on Nrnnh--..


Tor fnu iufor5D1ron snIlg 10 a. u. CHAABERLAIN,
snpt az the Cemetery =. HEBB GRD, Agent y East
IGth-sL. between BROADWAY aud 5tl-ay@
Po-. uBre Netce t,rsixa nliIs fbr nag
SATURDAY Juy 10. 1874 VII close al tais Once "A
TUESDAY AZ 1880 p m. Europe. ~ ste1m.lo Nyom'
Ing VIA queenstown NEON ~ nay ~ 1889 D. M, tor
EgrOye steamship ocYthia,
ence ior France specially adtfeSsedl AID al t3D
IHURSDAI ~ fof France Germany &C. ~ Sc On
sam Cimbria, Plymouth, CherD0urg and hamburg
sDecay addressed and az ~ M, I0f r.utop Y sts.hsap
Chester Qneen.tos n coffesDonde1ce Tor any
and France specially sddreSsed ga "a hDAt.
1880 or Germany re oy ssNnsn,p -
Bremen tcOrresponcence t0r beAt BRITAIN
and Inc Continent be specially ddrcscd and a. y:
m oF Europe. steamship Bsl IL. VA QUO ososh anu
a., n an ~ ,eotlapt direct, Deyonia, VA
Gts.gow The ~ DennarK sSearn, All NO' var 40
dsDatched by Hamburg and Bremen steamers ony. no
york INV IA The or Havana isays New YORK July
Ia aud Isl mans tor Newfoundland leave Nes' 1Ofk
5ly rs and 10 The mails Tor bermuda -Aye senN ofN ay
~. mails tor AsOinw and SCUM a 49, -,
New.N July a. fne nbisior CnidA tld Japan cav W
Frsne.cs August / The mails for Aa'"sU@ &C. '"A''
7An FHOs q JAMES. PoIt ni's'r
Post oaice. NevYorS. July ~ 1879 --
stricture oi the Urethra Its immediate renoya ~ the
urenrotome, the term chosen ~. ny esoS yass,y az
IA obstruction DuIng the Psss .5 ye $3.50 gntys IN
,bonsan cases have successfully teaseS " kDWAhD
td nixon NJ ID, Edtor Of the ssaiPeL FOR tnsee 0Ps
IA - a. ea,es ncose a stamp % SHAVE once hours
rom 10 10 a m. 70 a p m, and $40 10 Y. u.
as. J. S ~ 4 %% trETss HsoGiffzED fEfsINE
Urbaaa Wine Company. -
AeknOwedEed 20 be the leading Ameroah "ihe an,
The ony company awarded tso medals 9i hono' anu
two IN oa as OF merit Il the Centennial Expostao s,
SsoLD SEAL. laPEMAL ROYAL hOsS
sweet catswbA pfy oA'Awe~ fOie S'~
SsNu ''' ~"''' Address URBANA wIsEco
Aa1nAonasvors N. ks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

81 1 s4sss 5ln -ions IN t ciy ~ .ra,,
Gne i9f ne
es.itaf ndngAI The irregular SHte IN; fepfssslu ~
- dunlg th0zs The DrsAea Or d9tsSe Hle
''F'-'' As VARIATIONS IN en peTAtor,
IhihsNE oFncE. Jply 10. a. m.-The upward
D'emeht In the barometer yesterday continued
throughout The greater part Of the day. The weather
SeNstaIy clear suI partly cloudy weather prevailed
ma 'ne close Of the third quarter and the beginning OF
~ a. Quarter The temperature ranged between Ga
~ q Tue average being Bis lower than on Thursday
m amount Oi moisture in tlr alF is large.
m eal and partly c0ady estlsF, with slight changes
t4Ay. ' ~ ~ 'N'' '''' "-N ''N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

acld that lrritates the mucous Inonbfans.
Crippled Children IN tse Hosoital No l35 East
42tst desire The pleasure Afforded from the cool
sea Dreezes aud shaded lawns OF the Central PARK We
ag,i, m up0n the benevolent contrib open
ar fund Appropriated especially g. mar purUose when ci
Do KNOTT at the hospital OF TO any OF ths
fofN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
MAynArrAN BEAcH HOTEL.

c. A. Mclean and wife, n. Y c. v Doiand and WIFE POI
james Gordon ana wife, y. J. k-el.sir.
y. Woodbridge, -. Y. W. r bulkleF' VIE ahn clli''
J. c. Min aud wife. n. Y. Mnllc--pne. ..,
r.. CrrgEshaw, wife and T. Y. Hals'Y, we ana cAllu'
child. B-Grhlv1. r'u, tOcha"af.
r. ID. keuflrt and wife. NY Miss IT. ~. u-h ana MISS
"A b praaOsr ygfe and son Iost wick. M0rrisuWu.
Ef5tgiTn7 Nj aI. Lrs. hAue5 aud
b. Fowler and daughter d1ugh er. a To uF.
BOSTON. Rogers. Albany.
shelton wife and son. Ar,. Vaa CjrtaAdt. Croton.
Phi. on Hudson.
VIM. WaruOcg. Phil. Mrs Beck. New BRUNSWICK.
q, Is. TUompS0n. Phil. a. D.. smith. Council siufs.
X a family, In j. -. AaEuirui-, wife and
child
J. :. Otis. Cindnau Chas. I. HaSley, AudubOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
Inc guests registered at tho hotels me /,
HOTEL BRIGHTON
T. II. samson and wife, Bos-

Il. II. samson and wife, BOs.
ton.
Y. o.. BIOede Brooklyn.
L. Clrney. ]. Cheney and G..
:. Cheney. Brooklyn.
M~s. Churchill 2. Brooklyn.
Joseph b 4nkIiu. 81 LOUIS.
u. J. Folsom. Grange
Henry Poi som ard wife and
laughter, orange.
WgtmOre Crydeu and wife
WhitestOue.
II. y. Wilcox and ". ". Hal
lock. MidlictO En
I. 4 ROuerts ald wife. Gin
ciunat-
A. G.. Bonssll. London. Eng.
{. u. side. Minneapolis.
II. d. Cox, PM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

al notices Of AaJriags3 mast be al1r8sI Oi!, faLI
aaRe and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

Ambrose Wood aud wife. ny.
samuel Wrtmore. wife and
son. y y.
7. Y. BrOkau and wife. y. Y.
I y. HpWcs and vi e, y. 7.
Thos. Dickson. y. =.
l. T.. Dickson and NIfe, y. /.
G.. T.. Robbins. y. Y.
John erTn-rt. y. Y.
Mr,. &. D.. -pragyr, Flushing.
Mrs. VIM, y. -p.agGe. tlush-
iug
Miss prague and Miss Gil
man. FushlCC.
Or James DArock, German
fuHr.
G.. b. Wilson and wife, New
Orleans.
r. ID. quincy and wife, Bos-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
PUBLIC OPINION

Apart from the financial question, Mr..
Fw'u.s views sound and ne is personally popular
man Juisug from present indications, tue General
NIL be Tie next Governor OF OA.0.--Buh.uo Courier
(I)emJ
What we want 10 know is Win Tammany
Ha4 support Laculs Robinson II Ee is tnr reguIar
nominee of the party early answer 20 tins qucs-
ton may save rrOuue and prevent uIueds.snt COM
pAcatons hereafter Ut.c1 Observer iDeGil
RTVORED CHANGE IN THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
W0.t.lgt34 DSDr'ct 20 III. C4cauIt, CJHWer'tG-
Il can be stated Oh good authority that
Minister -ltu N OH, Wh0 Is home, VIII uOt return
a. Ra.sla lie does not ike position there. Ssc4e-
taIy Lyars went 20 NrIOrk last night, as Is believed,
T. Try and induce -tougutOn not % resign. COurdnd
Parser, of Nev-Jersey, is mentioned as his probable
Successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
SneciIl Notlees
Criupled Children In I

Congress Water s superiority - catAarte aad altsra
tye cone freedom from everything Otttor OF
acd mat LrrI Lafes the mucuu. rMDiAnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
Why Miss Wiggin Didn't ElOpe.
ct ouIzY ALIENS got beau, as

7 OUIZY ALIENS got beau, as
IL sure as I'm livin' woman !"
Miss Mehetabe Wiggin was peering
through the closed blinds of her front
parlor at two figures which were pacing
up and down the shady paths of the
Widow Aliens pretty garden oppo-
site.
"Now you don't say so, Hettyl ~
And from the dining-room, where she
had been washing up the china teacups,
appeared Miss Lupira, her younger
sister.
Miss Lupira reached the window in n
marvelously short space of time, con-
sidering that she was an exceedingly
fat and roly-poly woman of forty.
And we're the first to know it, Het-
tyl Pm sure of 1t. Hannah Spriggins
was here this morning, and never men
toned the Aliens. Now TO find out
who he Isl thought as like as not
Louizy would catch beau when she
went to Boston. It's my opinion that's
what it was done for"
He amt much to look at, that's
certain" said Miss Mehetabel. " He
looks old enough to be her father. His
hairs as black as coal; but it's my belief
its q wig"
"Hetty Hetty there's Mr., Jarvis,
the expressman, comi ng up the street
with big trunk. / know it's going
there. Can't we stop him, and look at
the name that's on it ?"
And Miss Hettys shrill voice in
stantly arrested the headlong course of
the expressman.
60, Mr.. Jarvis want to send a
parcel to Dixmont. I'll get it ready in
a minute"
And, while Miss Mehetabel was pre-
pairing her bnndle, Miss Lupira walked
down to the gate and inquired after the
health of Mr.. Jarvis family. Her lit
tie, keen blue eyes soon discovered bit
of pasteboard on the end of the trunk,
which they had decided was the proper
ty of " Louizy Aliens beau" {" f. X.
Warfield'' was the name written on
it.
This discovery was impaired 10 Miss
Mehetabel as soon as the eXpressman
had driven on.
should have been mad enough if
We hadn t found out, for 1 didn't just
want to send that old carpet to
Mary Grimes. We decided that it was
too good, the other day, you know but
L couldn t think of any other errand, to
save my life. And there goes the trunk
up the front stairs 1 don't begrudge
the carpet now for the Widow Allen
is so close-mouthed we might have been
weeks finding out. +. X. Warfield
Now I'll write to Semanthy to look in
the Boston Directory and find out what
he does, and where he lives.''
The Misses Wiggin, with their faith
ful maid Sally, and their ancient cat
Moses, lived alone in a snug little house,
and superintendent the affairs of all
Poppleton, from the settling of new
minister to the number of slices of bread
and jam propriety allowed the little
Stubbes next door to consume in fore
noon.
Miss Mehetabel, who was tall and
angular and forty-fiye, and of decidedly
unpleasant countenance, had a regard
for the opposite sex, and had not yet
abandoned her hopes of entering the
matrimonial state. She was always
paying attention to one or more single
gentlemen.
Miss Lupira, on the other hand, was
very shy of the male sex, blushiug and
dropping her eyes if one of the auda-
cious creatures looked at her. She was
always having hair-breadth escapes from
ardent admirers who followed her home
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-23
Heavy Damage Suit.

Several wears sgn their lived IN this city
young mechanic named J. J Comby- lie
VS. CARPENTER nv trade and vs an in
dn-,s,ous. hard working man. He had .
family and wss warmly devote to them.
b.. hi.h~st .mhi,ion being To -nj ~ their
socieiv sni provide them = happy. comfos,-
able home. lie worked for the vsr,on.
con'r,ci",. and builders In the city. and
-. = eosi vorkm IN. but thinking To
improve HE chance. in IN evil moment he
cnuciusi~d tn ssmov~ io S<sssIis. H,s sx-
p.sience aud fortune in ihst pl zee have been
Tar fsum ple..snt or prD6t,bIe. A little
over year ssn three pixs oil bullion. in
O. .nsit from Colorado, east, sere . cleu
fe.m . Missouri p .ci6c freight car and
hidden under railroad cuivert. NJ. C,m.
By VS. there in the employ Of the Mic
.oari Pacific Company. and he and one
Too'hmsn vrre charged wiih the theft.
TIE news 0f line arrest vss . great suspsi.e
"a the many friends u VI. Comhy in The
city, and they b~lsesed some terrible m,s-
take had bern committed. IL turns out
that there vas. foe after several contin
% .nces. the State hss entered . nolis psese.
qxi s"d NJ. C.mby "a. reiess.d.-J.jtTs.s
Gin Journal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-23
Smithton's Row. /.

A BAIo0 reporter recrived inform alton
yesterday tn, 6se young bleod-. living i"
The vicinity Of Sm,,hion. entered the ,.
loon Of Morris sullivan, nj that place.
Friday night, and. after imtibing . fe~
'iri"ka "f Gre .,er, bec.me demons,ra,ise
and commenced breaking up the furniture.
knocxing over the stove .nd raisinx the
mischief generally. They were family
.jecsed from the building and quieiude n.
stored. but not until the proprietor wa-
several doiisn out If packet. lis .lso
said that sullivan is selling liquor wiihou,
Iic-nse, and that the people Of ihst cum.
muni'y do not .ymp.,h'se ~ith him TO any
great extent. A to whether there will h~
any arreats, the BAzoo's informant vas m,
positive. but thought il quite probable
there would BE-.