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JOHN SHERMAN, Auctionoer. febls-dis
JnOMAs BOWLING, Auctiomeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON WEST STREET, IN GEORGETOWN.
by virtue of II decree OF the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia pas ed DECEMBER o. lNs IN cause
No G,27S equity, wiz sell on THURSDAY, the 9Th
day of February, a. D. 1879, Ut "a O'Clock p M, In
front of tho premises. parts of lots Nos 200 and Ol
Beals addition, described rs follows Beginning on
the south side of West street, ljg feet inches west
from Washington street, and running thence ensi 30
fet thence south 10 feet thence west 10 feet to alley.
sold To Commodore Cassin thence north ON said alley
l.U feet to the beginning with the improvements
thereon, being the premises No. los vest street, i'm.
proved with "a comfortable brick dwelling house
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: one
third IN cash the LAY Of sale or within seven days
thereafter ami the residue m three equal payments,
nt six, twelve aud eighteen months from the day OF
sale bearing interest for which the purrhascrs prom.
isDy notes to be given, and the title To be- retained
until all OF the purchase money be paid. the pur-
chaser may pay all cash, ~ his or her discretion
FRED. w. JONES Trus ep,
febIj-d,Gdg Isi Louisiana avenue,
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re- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on AC-
count OF the weather until SATURDAY, February
- 1879 ut 1880 O'Clock D.
febls eodSds MAHLoN ASHFORD, Trustee.
VINITED STATES NARSITAJjS SALE

by virtue Of writ OF feri faca, issued out of the
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will sell at public
sale for cash at the courthouse door OF said District
on MONDAY. the 10th day OF MATCH, 1879, at IL
o'clock m all the right, title claim and interest OF
George N. Rider in and TO the following described
property TO witt Part Of square go, Washington. ID.
C., beginning for the same at point on New Jersey
avenue II feet IL inches from tue southwest corner of
said square running thence with the line OF New Jer
sey avenue II feel, thence northeastery at right
angles with said avenue 100 feet Inches, thence
southwardly II feet ga inches, thence at right angles
lO5 feet to the place of beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon the property OF George NJ Rider to
satisfy execution No. I5l53 ut law, in favor of Alex
Sharp. FREDK DOUGLASS,
U, :. Marshal ID. G.
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II r. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionecr,
- sos + street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE or a NEAT TwO.SrORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO u
FSrREEr, BErN ZEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE
AND NORTH CAPITOL STREET
by virtue Of decd oftrust, dated May l. A. D. 1870
duly recorded In Liber No. SCI, folio 2jj. of the
land records for the District of Columbia and at the
request OF tie holder Of the note secured thereby,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1879, at O'Clock p m,
the following described real estate situate In the city
Of Wash ngton Dstrcto Of Columbia, to wit: Lot mum.
bered 81, OF Abner u. Keys (rnstee) subdivision OF
lots insqunre 6S tOethpr with the improvements &c
Terms-Two III usRnd dollars, with interest at per
cent perannum from November 1871, 10 dav of sale
and expense OF sale, In cash aud the bHlance in twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold. one hundred dollars deposit, and
all conveyancing az purchasers cost,
iejeOdSds MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustee.
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SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
William Brown, esq, of the Kentucky bar, and Il
member of the bar of the United States Supreme
Court was admitted to the bar.
Robinson VS.. Wall on argument.
CIRCUIT commemorative CARTIER
Russell VS. Hilton; judgment confessed. Morgan
VS. Childs ct al; on trial. David vs. AckeTs, ad-
mnistrator; motion to produce certain papers
granted,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Distrct.-NO 90 FAINT
VS. Duef; No. &c. Smith VS.. King; No. 49, ViusOn
administrator, VS., Beyerdge; No. 30, King VS. District
of Columbus No. 40, Nottingham vs. Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company; No. Il, Hill vs.
Hill; No. ~. Brown VS., The American United Or.
der of the Sons and Daughters and Brothers and
Sisters of Moses of the United States and the World
at Large: No. 43, Clark VS.. Lein q Rapley No. A.
Shepherd vs., Brown; No. 49, Murphy VS.. Murphy.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartter.-No. 1877,
Schiller vs.. Cubell No, l6l Creswell ct al. vs..
Connolly, No 1856, Knauth ct nj, vs. Savage; No. 81,
Preleps vs., Kmmell; No. 1885, Solomon vs., Sond-
hemer ct al; No. ", Dudley etGlys Brown No, li2,
Rheam VS.. Kmmell ct H.; No. 222, BuuOs vs. Wash
ington Club No. 223 Van Riswick vs.. District Of
Columbia; No. 232 Kelly vs. Philip; No 23i, Rich
Il Bro. vs. Chambers No. 23G Phillips vs.. Neglcy 4:
No, 237 Mead q Robbins vs., Cake; No 23S, Noonan
W, Tucker ct ali No, 2iO, Shirley VS. Creswell (;
No, 2i7 Mclntire vs., Williams; No. 2l9 Lee aud
wife VS.. baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany No. $50, Arnold VS., 1ulteval
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THE Columbus Journal says Riseup William Allen
o entirely out of politics. Now, II you can get pol
iuc5 entirely out Of ltlseup William Allen, you are
all right
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WORMLEY'S HOTEL,

CORNER II AND FIFTEENTH sTREETa
Flrstclass In every respect mySu
ST j A M ES HOTEL
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
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DOT SURGERY--CORNS &c,

"Daiy walks being requisite TO health" thousands
visit DR., WHITES ostnbl shmcnt, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel, for relief from aud
avoidance Of COrns, BuniOns, ChnblRins, Bad Nails
sc. Among his patrons are many OF the most emit
nent medical judicial and political dgnitRues of the
world. Established 1851. Fee, Il u visit. deco
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HOTELS.
THE EBBITT HOUSE.

ARMY AND NAVY HEADQUARTERS, WASH
INGrON CITY.
Popular prices, Board aud room at g and - per
day. ParlOr and aCovc rooms at equally low rates
Bulls Eyes, sixth floor mice roonlsJ ut $3.50 per
day. The clergy have always been received at lib
erhl discount. Army and navy officers ut special
rates. -Four iron IRE escapes. dec2l-
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NORTH, roRTnwEss WEST, AND SOUTH
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TO TAKE EFFECT
Y, ONEMBER II, 1873, at $50
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ussell VS. Hilton; judgment confessed Morgan
Childs ct al; on trial. David vs., Ackers, ad-
listrator; motion to produce certain papers
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
WILL OPEN OCTOBER FIRSTl
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. on the eleventh say Of January ls.e, ..
y. ksksr aud Mary w. Baker hrs wife, imi, by their
trust d.~si ut that sist~ sell and convey ami wsr-
rant to r. g. Su.svt. Trustee. and hrs sh're~>ors in
Trust. the following des~rii~d property. to VT /:
Lat No. In IT. ck Ma. ~. M the City vi Sesials
Missouri. q" cure the payment of ~ ak
hundred and iy ttt-s', dollars due nin. ., ia,
after date thereof, and h~arinx ten per cent. A"
l~r cent? Interest hotn .suTsy and, wis, r.as
u - provided that the said Trustee should, uron
the sppratIon ~ thu legal holder Of said nosr after
having advertised the f'r ten DAYS in psr,,-
isr new~paJ~r IN ssid Pet,i> county. sell said pr,,,
crty aEf Sll equity ot redemption and home>te
oi the said ]. \. Baker airl Msry ". Rsker their
heirs and assigns, tho Court House door, to the
highest bidder. fcr cash. ami and deliver
to the purchaser .tse al conveyance in foe the
premises so s".'l. and Apply the pr,reeds
tls~reoe ~ IN said trust provided. all
Of which will more fully APPEAR by refer
cnee to trust deeds. in hnok IL, page loI Of
whereas default has ipvn made III the paymsut ot
SAID note. ami the legal holder of said note has
applied To the uns'@rS'g'sSsi tea sell said premises
Nou, therefore. Pu'ar NOTICE Is hereby given
that ] will, nv virtue ut the power in
me vested by ssni trust deceit. seil Sa,i premises
heretofore dessrihsd, much thereof =. may
he necessary TO pay s~sd note. On the
I'D DAY or SEPTEMBER. A. D.. ls79.
Ut the Court HOUSE door, in s,~ssIis Psst,~ county,
NO., between tie hours Il o'clork in The fore
nom and o'clock IN the afternoon tn the highest
hs'iier. for cash awi convey tn the purchaser by
decd IN se simple, all the right title and interest
of the said J. y. Baker and Mary n. Baker. has
wiSe. and their heirs AMI assigns in AMI to the
premises 80 soldS Il. q. SNEED
s-sw.t Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Samuel K Davis. by his certain deed
IT trust, dstsst the 18th dav OF Nav 1879 and
rec"rsbed ion che recorders Otlre 81 Pitts county,
NJ decd h'ok "a page a7s. conveyed To the under.
si<ned trustee all his night, title. interest and
e<sAte, xl tn the following desersbe real estate
Situated IN the county Of Petsis State nj Missouri
v's; The south half ~ the southeass aumYsev Of
section twelve, also the northeast quarter
Of the northeast qaaTser Of section
thirteen. AL in township Sorty-6vs Of RANGE
tweuty-thrre, which ~aid conveyauce vas wade
m trust to lndetnnify one A. q. and y. y. PPM
horton against any liability or the payment OF any
ssan NJ Eno0ey on account Of becoming the securi-
ties ot the said 3. Il. Davis on q certain guar
dams bond tor one Willis d. Leason, for
the sum Of Sl.WO. On file in th~ Probate Clerks
ONCE IN Pettis county, Missouri. And, where's,
the said 4. o. and y u Pemh~rton have sscn cum
PEELED to I'ay the sum OF Eve hundred dollars ON
account Of their being security on said hond and
the sa,d >. r. Davis has failed and refused 10 re
pay the same. NoW, therefore. in accordance with
the prosis'ous Of sad deed Of trust sns as shs
quest Of A. g. and n n. PembertOu, shall
proceed to sell the above described rial estate ut
the Court House door, in the County Of Pstt,s,
State Aforesaid. to the highest bidder for cash. at
pahae auction. %
FRIDAY THE l7rn DAY Of OCTOBER, 1879.
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon and Ave
VI the afternoon Of that day. 70 satisfy said sum OF
I'VE hundred dollars paid ~ atoFesaid. tOgPshsr
with the cost and expense Of executing tins trust.
JOHN A. LACY,
s-iSw5s Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
LOCOMOTIVE SPEED.
SOM So ~: 3 49,: 8 =. =
- e
The Dunn oUU61ol-Eh0S 3ooA0oe
Train-1hO IaoeoOt Stock Train
in The W0Oe

The article IN let Mondays GLIDE
Democrat On lucomotivs speed, show.
ing that the WesteGn railroads make
- good time On long runs - Eastern
roads. ard On short run Asvei fro.
queutly exceeded the best time
quoted BY To Easaers eaGiasars in
their controversy. has crG111a en-
iderahlo intsees6 and much 1Iosssion
anoag p6lrood 0eo, Weet 81 East.
A noobef of slilseaA e0sGss and
engineers coutribute inGienlieq re
easdisg last runs. Jss4A NJ gan.
ex-Tfain Dispatcher Of d A1dAison.
Topeka and SANTA p Railroad.
asserting With pride that u reject to
speed. Western roads O. hs0 sheir
own against oomeu Tor gse!s) ne)sses
Q schedule Of the time oa6s y the
famous.
in January. 1873 The tzais. Con-
sisted of sleeping car Las Aaimas,
drawn BY engine No. q. ,ba1t at
Taunton toeo9oeivs Wosts n 1872 ;
diameter Of driving vbsalsA3 issbes.
cylinder 1924. The train was in
charge Of ]. II. Griffith. Eogineer.
who ran the entire distance. Mr..
Egan Vas on ddly when Mr.. Dunn
teIegnphsd ibr ths special train, and
asistd in gsEtins Is rssdy. Wnhiu
an hour and threequarten Of the
roceipe Of the dispatch the train was
rod aud left Topeka. Mr.. Egan
ays that in all his experience be
nsver knew of % successful . run
ae6e under such oafavosable circum-
stanssa Thsse vsss sixty trains TO
osst and pas q ~ Eastern. and
usarlya 1aey 0sss q the Western
Divisioa, With ssesihle Wind the entire
lsnGeh Of ths line. which ran through
Ievel peairie. snow and sasd, blowing
. gale. SIS miles: % engine .
email one too; oos engineer the
entire .di;tancs. ssd tie average
speed. inelndisg ~ sAoPs, was 344
Min . boae.
h Hseav e ~ tsain may BE-
hsss esnp1ollaese
Mr. pIos. Il ~ fsn Of H. B.
ClaAis -, ~ b6syy New Y0k
dry goods oerchants, vssse wife was
lying at the point q death from
quick consumption, ct 4aaitou, Colon
do. telegrapbsd Col. Nom on Thurs-
day, chaFtefine . special train from
Toqska 70 Pusblo ahead Of the
1olular train. A. it Ms . matter of
life and death It was desirable to
reach b. destinasion % soon -
possible, which oeoasicned q vegy
rapid run, - the figures below will
indicate. ]. Fl. Griffith ran the
Engine the entire distance, 568 miles,
With John Flenming to assist him -
0H0D0D0.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

The Albany IN. w. Times Gomez
out squarely for the Tammany ticket
and says: IF Tildenism persists in it.
warfare, and NJ. Kelly shall bury i
in New York City under . canvass Of
40, 900 votes or more, tie true De
mocracy Of the state vill say amen.
It would seem, therefore that the fgbl
Is spreading into the country districts.
Mr. Tilden has crowded the boys q
little to far this time, and they are
overheard and striking out on their
own account.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.
STATE OF NlssOURI.O
County Of PsttiS IS.

ia the Probate Court ior the County Of Pettis,
August term, 1879, JnO. x. Ctoptun, Public
ADMINISTRATOR IN charge of the estate of William,
Hustled deceased: Order ot Publication.
Now, at this day. comes John X Ctoptun
William Hustled, d~ceased, AMI presents To the
C"rt his petition. praying for an order for the
sale of 80 much VI the real estate Of said
- will pay and satisfy the remaining debts due
ey sasd estate. and yet unpaid Tor want Of
sua,rteoe aasetss accompanied nv the seeonnts,
hats. anil inventories requires nv Law IN such
ease, ON examination whereof IL ~ ordered that
all Iper>ons interested in the estate of said ia
e~ssea h. notified tisst application as aforesaid
has been made. and that unless the contrary h.
shown ar before the FIRST dav of the nrxt tern,
of fhi- Court, to be neld on the
SECOND MONDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
an order Gill le made for the sale of the whole
or e, much NJ the real estate Of said sl.erase,i
~ vili be sufficient tor the pay ent Of said s<bss
and " - further ordered, that this notice he
puhA.sssed IN some newspaper in this State for
tour weeks before the next Term Of this Court
''' ssa" 9; q si Ss'%. SIS.
], John A. Lacy, Judge aud Ex- of7ico Clerk of
the Probate Court, held nm and for SAID county,
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true COW Of
the original Order ot Pu,aiafioa tn. rein re-
t~rr"tt tn. ~ the same app~arn OF record IN nv
once. Witness my hand, and seai Of said Court
Done at Oelre sn SSslAlia ~ sad COUNTY, tins 18th
day of August, 1872.
JOHN 4. LACY,
9-ls-w%t Jmlge and Ex-Of6cIo Clerk
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

The people of Ssialia gave Hayes Z
reception. notwithstanding the Mober-
ly Anil4 and It win be interesting 70
know Mat tkat paper nov has to
say abost It. The people Of Sedalia
are hospitable. and they sustained their
reputation upon this occasion, - they
have on all others.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

1t n estimated that the United
States treasury loses 1t least 81. 000..
600 . year BY the operations Of the
treaty with the Hawaiain Islands.
This result was predicted b. nearly
every person not interested in the job
at the time the negotiations were in
progress The treaty was simply .
concession to . ring Of sugar dealers
the members of which have without
doubt enriched themselves BY the ID
vantage they have enjoyed. Congress
viii be asked ct it. next session to ab.
rogste the treaty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

1e ell Who aFs s1Gssiag iron IL sesoss
an1isRyeis.s q ysgsA, nsrvoos ~.
a1asy dsssy, h. q essSood - I
~ 80 2 rseeipe thae win esss pea
31ESsl! OF CoAB0E Ihk great rs9edy
~ dbeosessd ~ . oiniooasy = SEX
ADeriee. 6sed . sslf-eddrssDod sovolop
e II Rev. JosspA I. Inoas, oeatjos b
New York City. 1-9oAewly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Madisoa Journal.
Yesterday, In coming up the road.
| witnessed Q scene which to ''states"
man could not but have . melancholy
though romantic aspect. There va
. bridal couple aboard the train. He
wss . pleasant. Intelligent looking
young man With evidence Of . farm
training and . fair education. She
was - fair - Maud Muller, Tie dav
the judge net her in the fabled Geld |;
Of evidently fr superior training to
Der sturdy coosort. sbe Was ono Of
the lovliest and gayese besnettss one
may meet IN years Of long extended
jaunts. She had . baudbox, evident.
y contaising ber summer hat ; .
| guitar carefully. wrapped in IN
embroidered bae. Of . vorknapship
% exquisite - . have been her own |;
. music role. . shawl stcap eocasiog
two or three Of the latest novels !;
and oil the miscellaneous satchels aud
bundles With which The average
young lady possesses bsrself On q
pilgrimage to the - shore OF % Q
tour ef Aunt BetsyS among Tie
rural hlls.
The brakeman hoarssly called
"Foarteen Siding r There was not
. bai!ding in tight ave the one
roomed 6xl0 shanty harracooo Of the
Waterman, and the eye lost itself
trying to hthon he jrsary heyood.
This vas The stopping Placs II the
bside and her gEoo9. He W.
taking hss 10 hi Dsv home 6ltv miles
bsek o. H. plains: bat there ~
- ono 20 NEST tbso - sxpectsd. aud
ths thrsad Ike trail dinspeeassd ever
IL horison, Eve nils svay. With 10
ign Il . grssting team. Il sssoed
Ike . dafk Esvelstioo b the poor
gid (; e - IL fsst ~ At. dsvoeioo
o her hushasd-and . severe one.
o. hsiag lid dovs from he car
sese - Rassd asosnd u ths utascst
day; In. With . qsick. hsssesh-
NJ G1asee iato IL ye9og aas6 lacs,
dom vhisA syopsthetie team were
stsssaiae. dsspils - svidaatly have
FosolUtio0, ~ hid a the clam ank
into his sFos ana sob6sd ajoq6. The
.esee told ID ova oelanchely story,
md viihly a16essd IL hundred |
y 0oee spoeea1eso vbo had crowded
b ~ p66sso - ussal sPea "a |
.esadsss1 1ssviag . pansn6~ sosI
I1bg. Lst - 49, 1T - 1aDeo.
~ lte0 taoe fasa0ay sbGoo foally !
Isashsd ':Fssvsssee6 06diae.s and |
~ = hssessfs loss eay sssa b |
y q ss0eissl .ss1aes - ~ sity.
~ 6i1s - sed6saly tsassPsrosl %
- sssa1oD VIII 6 Oabuea. ap 81.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken MP By G~O. = hroun living IN Iasrkxster
Township. in P~sti- county, Missouri. an tho 9Th
day AZ July, A. d. ts:s. one hay msr~ mu,~ five
or s,x years odd. With sonpe collar msTk> sud
about fifteen hands high. Appraised ai ssx'y
dollars, hy p. J. Mcclure and Andres lnr>.y
true copy frOm my stray B"ak.
- =. WILES
Justice If the Peare for Houstonia Township
s-IsuisS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

A Washington special states that
Senator Lamar 10 Investigated the
shooting Of Dixon By Barksdals, and
Is satis6ed that the homicide Was IN.
jasti6able, and be intends to coedemn
the sct in q speech which be proposes
to make 1t Yasoo City. The cane
dispatch ays that . friend Of Senator
Lamar and prominent Misissippian,
Who hos beea hand-in-elovs With the
people of that State since 1876. says
they are in no temper to listen to any
''lecturing' It this juncture. aBd that
it will Le decidedly unhealthy for him
to air such views there - be PROCESSES
to entertain on the subject. Kaasas
Cay Times.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
'Greenbacks for plowholders.

'Greenbacks for plowholden,
shoatsan eathusiastic greenbsok paper.
We ne not % csrtain what sort of fel.
lows comprise the stock in trade oil
that panty elsewhere, but around here
the men Who are ioudest about q
promiscuoas issuance Of greeshcks
are not very heavy plowholders.
About the only thing they hold on to
very tenaciously, Is . goods box or .
beer keg. to the great detrimest Of the
bag part Of their trousers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Gold is being mined in paying
quantities 10 Gesrgia and tie Carroll
mas, and valuable discoveries were re-
Gently made IN East Tennessee. Nov
New Hampshire comes forward with
Q vein of ore which assays sixty-two
dollars in silver and 6fty-nine dollars
IN lead to the ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

This run was made in sixteen
houn and twenty-five minutes.
including al stops. Actual running
time, about fifteen hours and forty
minutes. Aveags speed including
Ill stops. thirty-6our and . half mills
Per hour. Markham between
stations, ibrty-thles miles per hour ;
minimum twenty-ssvea. For . new
Western road : thi = rather IN
extraordinary run, and would indicate
excellent condition of the track and
rolling stoct.
At Pueblo tho Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad had . special train IN
waiting. which conveyed M. Dunn
to Colombo Springs. where be took .
team to Mantou, Eve mils distaut,
reaching the bedside Of his wife only
twenty minutes before her death. The
thoughts Of the husband can b
better imagined than described - be
dashed up tho valley tho long night
through ct . maximum speed Of forty
three miles Per hour 10 reach tho side
Of b. dying wife.
In thn connection tie following
from % Old, and, il i to b presumed,
|still unreoonstrDeted speci@eo Of O.
British engines, viii b rod With
interest:
To the Editor Of the Globs- Dsmecns:
St. Louis, Sept. 10, 1871 rsad
in your paper sousthing about fast
tine made q caileoads rupni.g out Of
here. The railroads DO vssy veil in
Anerics- fsss nsv country. bat ir.
they can't cone up 10 Eaglapd yet
il Shs matter Of spssd. h .F1yng
Dutchmas' o. tAs Great Wsceern
every day makes IS miles u 81
missan. and ior shorter distances
makes n nils q hour. Tns Irish
mail makes every day 10 Mills o.
hour for 4O6 miles. and from Londos
to Glaaeov b nade h Ten hours, at
forty and oos-half nilo O hoor. Let
American engisssn do thst befors |
they begin 10 tslk. yos know. Thsy'rs
young yet IN making - climb.
An OLD E0lnH EuouRER.
Doubles some American eogiseer.
whose forefatbsn fought in thsl
revolution, vii b Doved By lie
free cir of libsrty which all hssatbs |
10 ths country 70 show Her Aajsssys
subject that il til country, you6e, |
- It i, there be- beea ample ti0e
to get - high . rate q spsed out q
IN engine - any ex-Bsitis6 engineer;
and perhaps L would b veil 70 81
tho Hitter whether 10 engines which
he speaks q - making such TT
time o. Eaglsh rosds ars sot a
A0efioan uoke.
Bat instascss e NJ russine O
Western rosds multiply. Osiy lase
week . switch engine and two coal
nm carrying . ffV company a ths
[lliUois Csotral Rod 1ado Tie ~
tine iron LA6alle, m. to
4eodoea, ffsssa miles, n nioetsso
minutes. ooe-third Of he rod bsieg|
up Grads. From Dinnick 6tatioa /
o Mendoza, eight nilss. W. nads il
line miputes, /.
TIE vAUDEx1uf FAST 9RAu
yvsr ~ Isdissapels asA g. Lso.I
Rad ~ a)ln6sd . u ehsse GolooaoIl
~ veek. a. - ss1aaioa e EsGiDsor d
3ildu4 vAe ~ q ~ thG0etle /; II
ut 10 doe a Vao6@ailt - NJ 7
naeiats nilssad aaCnaa0 - seharj
uads durine HI h1o Wen trinI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
Public Health Jeouardts.d

Thefe srs bskiag powders nov in Tie
market which costaias substance in.
jorioss 10 health, cd The public should Be
warned s4sisA using theo. D.. PtioSs
Cseso Bskiag Powder i ksovn b Be ire
iron thsas sohstasoes, and 10 nd in he
families Of the most careful and seeacious
MEDICAL men u this ceunary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Dallas - On ordinasss prohibitial
policemen from entering saloons wber
on duty, and Ajdermaa Wheelocl
surprised the couss;l Dassly b openly
declaring that he saw the Mayor drink
with policemen in saloons. Msgus
Thsrsood attempted to justify hin.
sell By pleading that lager bear wa
IN essential % health IN hot weather.