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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
EQUIVALENT At BRlYToy R1NGE.
A LARGE NUMBER OF CONTESTANTS FOR THE PRlzrs
-TME GMOuND sPhINkLED WIN TINS.

A LARGE NUMBER OF CONTESTANTS FOR THE PRlZ.
THE GROUND sPRINKLED WITH TENS.
BRINTON, y. j., Oct. 1.-The opening day
Of the Fail prize meeting at Brnon Range now the sec
ond range IN the country. was well attended. The
following were Tuesdays scores;
The firing began ut W.. and continued until p.
The first was the short range match, open To all
comers distance 900 yards weapon, any rifle within
the rules OF the National Ride Association position.
standing rounds entrance lee. 800; reentlies
m this match excepting the aggregaf. prize Prizes.
$50 $50 So $50, $l5, So anu ten ria Of - each,
aud an aggregate prize. being finucuar Held glass,
presented by J H. steward OF London. valued nj SO
lni- match will be continued on Iaursday Qctoo'r =
treach,rous "1sl-ail" wind prevailed when the men
10 The target. aud low scores were ihe consequence
A. McInni-, ~; ). X Gorinan A g. j. seabury. AZ
C,in5s A. b. :. Banks. AZ L. J.. Lewis. ~; +. II.
Hoiton. ii L. 1. DAVIS Al 4. J. Conroy. DO; H. +
The second match the military short-ranrc
MATCH open 10 al corners, at zoo yards, sianl-
unimited; fifteen prizes, ranging from $50 10
So aggregate, prze an improved rlile tri..
S25. This match VIII also br suot on Thursday aud
Saturday The leader In to-days was W NJ. Far
row, who IN bis aggregate OF three scores mace
80 81 ana 81. The following the best scores:
W NJ. Farrow. 80 W Robertson 81 D F. Dayids. 81 !
Captain ". T.. Wood, 30 Capan i. ". Griffith, 20 :
Lieutenant l. II. Grete. 20 II. ". Gourley, 20 Peter
Bonneit, % J. Z. Boyd Is; B. T. Holues, IS; CO..
Loder % James Hairy. % H. T. Farrell, rs I. j.
Roche. 20 J. u. Beck, %; p. Conlip. Do
The other match the long range, open 10 all
Corners distance. 1000 yards ten rounds; entrance
fee, sl reentries Unlimited. Nine prizes ranging
$40 To- -, aud compensated anerOid barometer,
presented by j. IL. Steward. of London, value, $50.
The best scores made were as follows; Major L. Ksth-
bone. As T. IL Hollon, 46 j. T. Waters, a. A. Mcln-
mis-, Al j. W. Todd So
The matches for tomorrow are the Military Team con
test Headquarters National Guard contest and the
contest for the champion badge OF the First Brigade. ~
q. 3 n. J.
All the interest to-day was centred in the military
Team match Tor trophy In bronze pre-
ham. value 1900, the trophy TO be held Ter
the year by the winning regiment ana to become
the property OF the regiment winning the same three
times necessarily consecutive The total made
by the regiments follows 9th, $50 Ath. 73S
5th. 7O9 Tth. GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

lifernfc is diminished 2Ocif Great ercouracanen,
IL fet recording the edut onal prospects IN Sfate
OF The appropriation rom THE Peabody Fund found
ing scholarships in the Normal College.
In Florida education IS advancing rapidly. Two-hfths
promised for all the Normal College scholarships That
c1u De allowed io that >faic.
Opposition a. the public free school system II dsaD-
peailngi IN Iisssslpp. and healthy condition g.
ported Normal Insutu'o has been established. one
.'i 90 We sshou P9puhtl1n attend I'D Lou!-ltna In
ne Peabody Normal Seminary Tor White teachers at
New-Orieans. which numbers 10 pupils, We have had
ts present year ts1a forty scholarships ~ $50 each
Tor resident pupils aun three Of 900 each Tor select
pupils from 'he rural parishes In The Coored Normal
school We have MAI twenty scholarships OF 80 each.
Ihi- Arrangement u the result 0f an extended
spondenee win the state superintendent. Two students
VILE
In the nrst year Of the present
school system has much money been raised for iis
support; never has the school tax been paid
chcerilg speaking Of the use made ~ Mr.. Pcabody's
GIT. The superintendent says; zine encouragement
gwen by the wise III position OF this fund has always
proved nvauable accessory IN the work Of
organizing ana sustaining the cause Of popular education
in THIS SLATE and IA the south"
The ate Superintendent 81 West Virginia says OF tho
aid received from the Peabody Fund for hr Normal IN
suss n ~ OF the highest value 90 the of edu-
caon, and contributes perhaps, In general adyan-
tage than an equal expenditure ID any other direction
could do" He add " 1 am grfthed 10 say tn pat
ven, nevrr ,Toring win better ndvaufoce nor vlth
greater public SAT- sflctiOn han BOW"
The appropriation. rom the fund for The last year
were: Nrrnia. $3.50; North Carolina. $500 South
Alabama. - 500; Mississippi, 5000; Loulsiana,
$3.50; Texas. ~7,70O; Arkansas SJ6oO; Tennessee,
$1,000; West virginia $1,000 total, N7i.s5O
Inc ttctsu''Is report showed a n"an'c OF hpoht
$4,000 available Tor expenditure dgrng the coming
year. IL former year The income has amounted ~ limos
t. as much $4,000 but there has been some shrink
since The per cent bonds. lu which much % tho
fund was invested have been called IN the new Invest
meuis being an yer cent boud-.
The ofic OF the Board. who have been continued
from year to year are Robert Winthrop Chairman O.
Peabody Russell SEER fry samuel WetlIOrc. lrcas-
urer; the Rev Barnas scar-. general iScni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

evening. nj Cooper Institute. series of Literary
md Musical Entertainments for tho People.
The leading bass singer of the Grand Opera
in Paris NJ Bclva, whose real name was jules Gido''
died of apopirxv on thc ith nst IN his fthsNth year
His creat characters Marcel In The Hngdenots
Ierfra,. ~ Robert he Diahc" SOlinaa. in NJ Gounods
Rome ae = "a a." the cardinal. in haleNy's JuNc'
etc He sang pa spain ANA m En- and 20 various tines
after nsr rsueuj 1870 from TIE French lyric stage
Mime. Csriotta PATHS concerts will be con-
,inuod AZ Ciackerng Hall through the week. She will
sing Friday evening aud Saturday afternoon On Friday
evening ana sac matinee SATURDAY. NM iretzcSs com
pany will perform " Ihe Two Peiets.' which II under
stood fllNsl alton or adaptation 81 IorlIngs
uonular g. ..lsan opera. Gar aud n.ue r;nann."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
rEryIoN OF UNIoy PGlSoyERs.

ToLEuo. Oct. 1.-The reunion OF the SIR
viyors 81 southern prisons to-day was grand
success. fuly I.5oD cx-rrisolcrs from all sec
ton. ol Che country were present This even
ing there WIS grand demonstration "a slCu-
per Hal. trc immense hall being beautifully dec
GRATED with hac.. eyer-reens. srias. notices eic.
rive. and people assembled hear rae exercises.
ana he widest .tbu.itsfn was manifest "a throughout
Tre Hon. g. D. lneT-, Mayor. delivered an address of
welcome or behalf, Toledo. d. T. Caambo am, prc-i-
deu eff i1, Pensioners Association made n ntercs sting
l.ii-.Dar address. detailing CXNfrI.Nlc- lu southern
urIs,u- Y.Q waf followed hy Otn,rl i. ". FUler,
Collector o. tfDs, 90 Hehali 0 fho soldiers On, Toledo.
Cd-tne prison songs were sung and cat enthusiasm
prevailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

The case of Robrr; L. Gardner against Henry
y. MecEs ANA others. now being tried IA Tie Hudson
y ounty Court ia jersey city The snt brought
recover Se25 judgment obtained by the plan
IN M l-15 against August Taussel. who lived
in Union III in 1853. Hc sold some property
10 Charles Bischof In 1870 judgment was
entered against Tad-sei who han become em-
harrasssl lie became depressed hv hl- reycrscS
that &c li.i.d himself in 1876 II was discovered. TWO
years AZ . that Bsch0i elected to have the deed
l, proi cry entered record and the and
the land .til in The name of Isusse. THIS fact
was So. r. lnod o., erceuatuf aud ht purchased the
iuf-nei against Tlus-ci for 500 aLl teen instituted
the o., 900. 10 thr amount Oi the judgment
ihs E.scLln csfnfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator Lamar used to have a good deal to
sav nbont the shirt. but hc MOI vet delivered
his speech about DiNon's b cody sArt.- Philadelphia
Press (Rcp)
Whatever Mr.. Tilden saws or does is at
tribucd 90 iha hascst motives. When lac expresses
himself the friend OF peace aud good ort,r ~ the
south IL curry favor vita the NoItl The narrow
ness of such imputstons piiable and coutempuDc.-
Boston FoSt (stGl
TIE NEw-NORK tribune asks: " Why not
call D tie CIPHER and S.Otslu Democracy z" lhE
TRIBUNE musl he patient We are gradually coming up
u the iqta %, calling thugs by them night names VIC
UcSs Field, reference 90 Tlie's cheek as lmi 5fa
a0daCty."- kingston Freeman (Nol.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
UyExPL1INhD BJGIAL on THE BEACH,

Tho bo ~ of man about forty years of
AZ was found yesterday ruccn buried in the sand
ON shorl Beach, opposite ireo.0ri, J. l. II was M
prc ior and ID mound Lad been made over d.. with
efIc. -. a.,ins az each end TIC hd oi the box
rlieI rn .rf the body was found. nude frd With The
ief ar lI 81. Thc ainpui alton was evidently rcccut
an. f.c. "a smooth. aal tne body vas ui medium
hrirIf it Il. F Gee. imposed, tut las not been
r,rc-n z.d IDe nd refaared on Toe box, aud tho
sand thrown over o., pending the nd ~ the Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
nrrIFR,s FArE.

IRON me lslstyA +tdffilt .tf kf4tH.'
To be Governor OF Massachusetts, has long
been this claimants ambition Twice hc tried To com
IN tne Democratic ufry. Twice hc attempted 10
get the nomination 90 tie Replb can party " Tor
second time hc Is STRIVING 10 reach r goal az an indie
pendent. inviting Go his support al who have gfucgc
against existing paitlts, and parucaaif oil who nave
tired of the state OF Massachusetts raised
tie fidelity az its admin STATIONS 10 ne principles OF
Justice and honor. The KIDD o. md, pclrucc which has
It's m So - bitiOu l. not hhcy Ia seduce TIE
judgment of many. the people o. The Commonwealth
Will recognize ths unworthy aim through all It's pre-
fences dsCu-c. and thcy viii robuke this year IS
they have alIClus repeatedly done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
vpr DANGERS OF BAD COMPANY.

William FoIbc-, of East NewYorh, brake
man on th. M-nhatta. Beach Railway. came 90 Ncw-
YORK yesterday with SliJ MS pockets Last night, Ia
Boaery saloon, Thomas Lynch, of No. GO hottest,
took q handful OF his money and ran away. Officer
Brady arrested Lynoh aud found S3s OF the stolen
money 90 hls possession.
Caasl. Kt.~rf. Of No. 100 Sate-t Brooklyn. visited
Nr~-N -pnGay. am ne had $50 ~ NILS and
chof $3.50 .tnch b, Hafr "a leonard anu T. la Alex
auGrr Last night detectives of the IwCuyninth Pre-
cinct arrested the young women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

should be treated externally with tur assisted By mo
Culcua Soap and ke-yrnt taken internally. uIu cured
and aiterNagd. " here TIE lnmors
nnsd the blood ano soe themselves on tine surface.
the ReoyeHt alone VIII speedily drive mem from The
The Cuiicur Remedies lf.Nly fle most lnatl
scI0iul0rH sain aui hunofs
tested by hundreds OF unsolicited tcsA0Iais D1s5rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
A WAIL PROM RANDALL'S ORGAN.


Ii Is very remarkable to note the tacl1ty
Mr. Tdcn The way OF turning his warmest friends
almost IN night, into his biftcrcst cncmes. Ii -
faculty james Buchanan manifested, but only after ne
reached the Presidency and secured she disposition Of
cicnitc- which hs frltu1s hungcred for hut seldom got
Nj. IdCn free his friOnos before he gets control
the fcslpnts. and herein exhibits remarkable and
wholly uneXamlcd faculty. II may he talent, bat IL
is certainly yeIy embarrassing one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

Prom The Cii.-tHnGt C1mmerciGt md -
We think the silver men generally would ne
willing 10 the coinage o the dollar of the dads sus
pended ,or month m order TO tuIn ont 2.OOOOOO
50 gold pieces. IL not. why not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
POSSIBLE CLUE TO NEw-RocHELLE BURGLARS.

DctcctiNe ScdIbi'tDtISti saw TWO men car
rylug suspicious Ookng bag IN sXthaye. yesterday.
One ran away when lie saw The officer The other mau
with che bag Was arrested and locked up In the Thr
tis.h street sauon-hOnse Ia the bag articles OF
silver ware which the police believe have stolen
H. the burgarles AT New-Rochole. One napkin
ring was marked Mis-. NJ l.. ocudder from hrr class"
The man gave the OF William Brown and could
not account FOR bis possession Of the silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
MIDNIGHY WA6rHbR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON Ost. p 1879
Tor New England clear or partly cloudy
weather uoI er,y sains leo eastery winds, ~iati'n-
ary or lowe. tenn egAturc. aus, preceded hy station
arv barometer.
For Middle Afartc states. cle0r weather. followed
by increasing cHu0reSs, south fly Winds nearly eta
uOualy til.l trltu.e lower barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

A little four years old who gathers her
ideas ~ harmony from the street fted her
great wondering eyes 70 her mother the other day and
askedt " Does angels all have harpsP 81 think they
do" was the reply. Doesn't any little glr angels
have pass the hatr Why. my dear. why do you
asE such fOOllsh questiOnsf Because n can't have
q harp don't want to be angel. shouldn't feel
good enough " pass the hat up ~ GOd."-tSewHayen
Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.-Sureeon j. A. Hawke
ordered TO the Constellation. Sur
aeon Robert whiting ordered TO the Constellation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
THE COMING MUSICAL SEASON.


TIE LEADERS OF ITALIAN AND ENGLISH orrHA MAR
sHALLINC THEIR FORcEs-FoRTHCOMISG MI
siCAL Events.
All the indications point to m exceedingly
brilliant musical season. The number of Italian
and English opera troupes who will appear in
this and other cities is unusually great. The
New-Yorll and Brooklyn Philharmonic SOcie-
ties viii be led by Theodore Thomas. and are
stronger in numbers than last season. The
other musical organizations also give promise
of good and well-rendcred programmes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
Guc,ial Nolltc5
y In Entirely New aaI original Story
WILKIE COLLINS.

WILKIE COLLINS.
AUTHOR OF "TfIE WOhtN Is WITT" Man AND
WIFE" "IOon sr~s flrch" Sc,
ISrl LID
JEZEBEI> DAUGHTER,
WILL COH1l.N0E is TIE
SUNDAY MERCURY.
MINT SUNDAY. o,TO.ER5.
PRICE. TINE GENTS.
Bangs s. Co.. Aarncacers.
g.. 4na 7il Broadway
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-19
How Monkeys are Captured

The aIr. family resembles man.
They love liquor a."l TALL. In Dari,ur
and SeI'or the natives make n Ter
mtnte.l l'e-r. Of which the munk-,s
are pa>si"''ai-ly fond. Aware IT this
the natives 20 ." the parts "f The
forest frr-iucniesi by the monkeys.
aud set on the gr,,n.i calalr,.hrs FULL
Of the eniicing liquor. As s~" ~
the m"Gkey sees and lasts 1t he uti-rs
loud cries 81 j"y that ssn'n attract hi'
co'nra.lss. Then mn org,e begin.. and
in sho't time they will show all
degrees of inioxicaliOn. The few
who come iD late ." get fnddIe,l
escape. The drinkers are Ia" far gone
to distrust them. but apparently take
them for larger specimens al their
"wu genus. The nserus take them
up. AMI Ties. begi" To weep AMI
c,,vcr them with kis.cS. When u
ncsrU takes "nr by the hand io lead
him UH. the nearest n"v'key will
cling la the nne VII" thus find. sup
ln,rt, and e,,si-avor {" gn "n also.
Another will grasp At him. and ~ "n.
until the negr" leads a Struggling line
"iten ar u d,'z-n iip-y monkeys.
When finally brought Ia the village
they ARE securely Gagged up and
gradually sobrred down; hut fr -
day "r tw" gradually diminishing
supply of liquor is given them. - NJ
tn reconcile them by degrees to their
state Of captivity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-19

the bead and eyes bent back. II is y
f.vorite feat to spspend his watch
a fine impdt'-i piEe. oiyling $3.50
End rSi Shot afiG Shot Through the
lqpp 81 tei. "a ~ ch ar w'..irn
"a 6thl ick laid tr~he opening IL
the bl.ien s'p cut cIesnlyl
Through, and. though the watch has
been under fire .cores and hundreds
II iim~s. itssiA ticks On toward The
day which NAV come when bullet
frsction ot ~ inch eus Of the vsX may
scatter the works il . shoSer IL
wheels and pinions. In shouting nj
the worl al Command. rs in dueling.
the secA,sls csy o,,s.. i''Are yoS
ready p "l'ea,iy :" '.Fire-"ne-iwo
-three!" the shooter l-ing re-
quiresi To shmt between the words
fire" anL "thtee." Mr.. Lord. with
dueling- pistol ut IL psc,s. struck
down six j inch I'ulle,s hung up by
threads. Such an adversary on the
field Of hon"r would satisfy the
chivalric yearnines III abcut any nor.
tai. At the wont ''Mse" Mr.. L,rl
fired ten consecutive shots inio q -
inch circle. same distance. In Paris.
where fantastic shoo,ing was very
much in vogue. he is known as ''Lc
tliable American" He has time aud
again At j. PAGES put 100 shots Gun
relatively into space ofan ordinary
plsying-caM. On \ recent date.
showing his ability for long-range
firing with the pistol. he struck two
caps out of three shots at distance Of
80 feet. As the ordinary musket cap
is about one-eigh,h Of an inch across.
the mere seeing Of the mark WAS
snmew hat oi feat. but tn see and hit
as well was something entirely beyond
the c.'mmon. Yet it was done at u
certain hour previously agreed upon
before large number of marks,r~n.
including many members ut the \. W
York and Z.ttles Rifle Club. N,7c
AVA S"".
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-19
A Marvellous Pistol Shot.


Frank s. Lord, the most expert and
finished pisiol-sliot in the country. Is
q man Of -, the youngest son of the
late Thomas Lord Of New York. He
is an sihlete and a gymnsst. and
about 1867 began to try his skill as a
shot at the old Conlin gallery. The
fests of Capt. John Travers. now Of
Cleveland. had become q tra,lition,
though. when Sandy Lawrence kept
a ten.l,in alley on the site Of the pre-
sent A>tor House. Traverss gallery.
attached To it, saw some wonderful
exhibitions of steadiness and skill
with small arms. One M Capt.
I'ravers's feats was to shDot away n
silver three cent bit placed between
his toes, and when BIondin crossed
Niagara he allowed Capt. Travers TO
put hall through his hat. From
a doubling friend Capt. Travers won
q diamond ring by putting shot
through the ring, and his sons head
was tried again and again. Since
Capt. Travers's time billiards have
driven out ten-pins. and riae-sh"ting
at long distances his crowded pistol
shooting at twelve PAGES into disuse.
Mr.. Lord. however, confines his sport
almost entirely to the smaller wcapn.
though he is fine rife shot. lie is
q member of the New York Club.
and his bachelor chambers are
adorned with a curious stock "f pis
tolls. In Paris he has met Paul de
Casssgnac and others Of the French
dueling clique. and asionished tn. m
with the certainty II his aim. For
ten seasons past he has been chosen
BY the English-speaking residents of
Paris as their champion, and a we'll
chosen representatives has he proven.
On one occasion he performed. among
other feats Of accurate craftsmanship,
the following: A rap Of IN ordinary
musket was placed upon the neck Of .
champagne hottie, and Mr.. Lord.
standing at thirty six feet. or twelve
PAGES, or ordinary dueling pistol
picked Of the cap without scratching
the glass. The same feat was repeat
ed, but with the pistol transferred
from the right to the lett hand. Two
more caps were picked of bv the
right and left hand firing respectively.
but in these instances. the pistol was
held in . reverse position, with the
line Of light below instead Of above
the line Of Gre. The next shot vas
. fancy one. Mr.. Lord standing with
hack 70 the object fred at, leaning Gar
forward. and then. with pistol point
ed back between his legs. picking OF
the cap as before. The last Of the
six shots Vas male sitting in . chair.
again With back to target and leaning
hack until the target could b seen BY
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-19
"A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can lean. To make ROOey rapidly
oprrse6x IN stsrk.. 81 the ."TwO CWerring Rules
for sunrrss." In NpN.r.. Lavsvnee . C.'s new
circulag. The eonshsuasiOo method. which this
firs0 10 made 10 sssce~ss(n. enables people 9th
large e sunll nseaes tn nap all sAe brIsefits Of
i~sH-A eapona asA~ hr>t skill- thousands Of
ort~rs. In various sums. are Iaol~d into ose vast
amount and cO-Operate,i . mighty whole, thus
securing tai each shareholder all the advantages
1T the lassr~s spesssss. lmwsensr psUess are
div'det m .nthly. Any amount. from q Ia q. 00.
or mor~, can hs used s,xres~f,iy. n. y. Baptise
Weekly. September ssh. lisa ssys. by the
coushsnasson system Sl5 W0ull make -, or
pr cent. So pays t,A. or pr cent. $lsD
makes SlWs ar 10 pr cent. on the sto 4. during
tlsr meath. aeeorslsn. ~ the Market" Fmak
I~-ls~'s illustrated Newspaper. June 9Th .'Ih~
eou.hsasssi"n ~yst~m is iOund~d upon c0Sr~~t
business psDcspirs. sssf m persou ss~d he with
"ut Am Income while il - kept working by Me>~rS.
lswreDee 4 On. Bro"klyn Journal, April z:ssh /:
''Our editor made net profit Ot SloI.s' from
- IN oas Of M~ssr~. LswIese~ 4 Ca. = eosRlsna-
tions." New cicular smallesa fr~el explains
every thing. Stos.ks ard bpwst- wanted. Govern
m~nt bonds supplied. lawrrnce = IN. Bankers,
81 Exchange Ptas-e. y. v.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Rs.lHsrsl d. Shxrkleiord, and Eliza
bSsh J. ShSrk etOrt, his wiie, by their deed III
trust executed the 18th siay Ot September. 1Ss4,
AMI duly rs~orlsl In the otse Ut the rsror,i~r al
deeds. IN aud ior the county OF Pett.-, IN the
state Of Missouri, IN trust deed and mortgage
record No. .. vsgr> ~ and LII. conveyed t0
,. H. BRADFORD tra>te~. the following si~scr.i<si
.iase ot Missouri, to-wit The east half Of the
northeast quarter ~ sscti"n thirty Gar. t"wn-
ship fprty-eixht (ss). Of range twrnty three tSsl
containing ~ more or less. which saki
convey ance nsasls. in trust secure the paw
nsnt Of n nexotrssae pr"snsssory note, IN sasd
deed fully Described
AMI, whereas. by the terms Of said deed Of
trust, u ~ further provided. that IN the event Ot
the at~ence. death, rrfi,ss to Nrt disability in
acting Sheriff 1T ~ssi Pettis county. Missouri.
should on request of the legal holder If sand
note. proceed tai ssll said pOrp~rty, or muck
thereof ~ may b. nsce>.ary tn pay the an ount
specified in said note with interest and Ut
executing this trust.
And, whereas, the SAIL p. H. Bradford, refuses
tn act trustee aforesaid. and said note has
iseosne due. and defsult has be~n nrs.ie I'm the
payment ut the same. Nos, therefore, ut the
r~sluest of the legal holder 81 Saki note. aud in
pursuance 0f the terms Of sad deed III trust, the
unsiersi xnsd sheriff of ss,d county, will. On
THURSDAY 3l>t, JAY ~ JULY. 1879.
between the hours of9 O'elork q. IN. and o'clock
p. M Of said day. ut the court house door, the
city IL Ssixlix. in the county of rsttis, and state
Ut Missouri. proceed tn s~li the als,ye Described
property Sf vss'a. venhue. To the highest bi'isirr
Ss cash. tn saiisty said mite and aecure interest
L. =. MURRAY
1-EWj Sheriff ot Prtt,S County.