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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23


hair dressing and restorative il found in
'Londoo hsir Color R<ssores." l. seldom
fsils TO restore grey or fading hair to its
original youthful color and beauty. FALL
ing hair il checked bv its NE, and il pro-
duces . growth Of beautiful young hair,
soft, glossy and luxnrient that surprises
every oor. Thee properties sdd%d to it,
exquisite perfume and purity Of coupcsi-
tion, render il il the growing favosite Of the
toilet everywhere. II certainly 10 the
most clearly and Elective hair restorer now
before the Americas people.
A. A. Gibson. Bsrrytovn, Du'chess
county, N. Y. writes: Dr.. Svsyns b Son
Phiisdelphis. GENTS. I enclose . po.soGics
order ios s.; plea.e send Ne one dosen
"Loedou Hair Color Rcsloses." Il has
stopped ~ hsR tom falling, and RESTORED
il 10 IL natural color. II hss proven salts
factory in every respees. The London
Hair Color Resaosss" can 10 obsaissh Of
all he lssdisg dsug1isss q Is cents bot
~.
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"TOfnad0" Jim Merri6eId viii begin
housekeeping in Lexington on Tomorrow.
He and his vile and con have been board.
ing for long time, and on Friday Jim b.
came despersse, oame to this CITY and msds
. rad on the grocery house Of Ph,pps 4
Co. He bought such . heavy stock OF
provisions thst several persone supposed he
va going west 10 establish grocery store.
They were somewhat amused when he in
formed them that the cause of HE purcha s.
ing 70 heavily 10 the eatable line Was that
be Va shout to begin hou.e keeping. In
the language Of the other Missouri Pacific
t~in, Ed. Gould, "James always did feed
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a W ORD OF Good.

One OF the most popular medicines nov
before TIE American public H. Hop Buffers.
You zee il everywhere. People take is
With good effect. I, il no, 40 pleasant to
the taste ~ rome other bi,,ers xs il p not .
whisky drink. IL il more like the old
fashioned hone set tea th~t hss dime .
world Of good. II You doo's ies ju-t right
try Hop B,tiers.-Sundsy n, IA.
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A n 0shed Hand.

Dennis Sullivan, . young nan en-
ployed as brakeman on "Slicky" Jones
train. NJ. 25 on the Pacific. had his
hand caught between the drawheads
while making . coupling at Holden
Friday night, maneling it in . shock
ing way and rendering ampuiation
n. cessaty. He wss taken to his home
ut Pleasant Hill. where be u now r..
ceiving treatment.
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Answers to Correspondents.

Ia reply to the msoy inquiries which "
have received regarding . mott prominent
modern remedy Ne would say: To shs
bet Of our belief Warmers safe Kidaey
aud Liver Cure II pure in iss nature, Ed.
cient in its ac,ion and certain u lie re.
-ulia. We hsse learned al some remssk.
able cure shich Il hss Effected aud believe
that a. . psssenssiise Of disesae il 10 uo.
squal<d. For delicate lsdies and en-
frebl-d men il j. ievaluable and lie pure
vegetable qusIiiiss cooneod il 70 the favor
.pd ne Of oil.
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On Friday morning . brakeman named
Morris Lock, Of this city, while coupling
cars On the svitch as Upton, slipped on
the frozen snow and fell across the truck,
the vheeA Of IN empty coal car passing
diaeonally acrose one Of his legs crushing
it in Q terrible manner. He Was brought
to this city where his injuries we're dressed.
He was dstermined thss the limb should
sos b amputaied, and last evening was
resting easy. and the probability is nov
that the Limb can Be saved.
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One evening last week . certain young
gestIeman of this city attended . church
sociable 10 company with one of Sedaiia't
beautiful young ladies. He il one Of those
worldly minded individuals who know very
little Of the manner in which church 90.
ciablea are conducted. Nov it came 10
pass that,a 90 70 the case at all we'll regulated
church blow outs, . collection boz sat on .
center table with email Ori6ce in the toy
of the same, which, TO an old church eoer,
seems like sn open mouth constantly solicit.
ing contributions. Nov, a. is we'll known
70 ell % church gcers, dime IL frequently
given - the fee of one attendant, sometimes
. quarter or . half dollar for q youth and
his girl, and Q dollar lie considered unusu-
ally large. This young man knew MOTH
ing of this scsls Of prices in fact he was
not aware OF The presence of the collection
box until . gentleman friend walked ~
and deposited his 'sducsts" in the box, and
explained. in answer to IN inquiry, the OBJ
iec4 Of the contribution 10 ''our man of the
world" Who ct once drew out some green
back bills and turning TO the lady with
whom be was In company. said: "How
much do the boys contribute on an coca.
sion of this kindr to which che replied,
"Oh. most anything let me contribute for
you" and che picked up . Eve dollar bill
from those be held 10 his hand. and showed
il down in the box. The youth thought
bat little of it until be me, come of the boys
afterwards Who had been 1t the sociable,
Who informed him shAt be had contributed
more than al the entire company besides
Then be grieved ed wished he had his
s. invested in billiards. eigan or oysters.
Moral II IL not good idea for Young
man to attempt to take on large hunks OF
religion when his system is not accustomed
70 absorbing il. He should 90 At it grado.
allv.
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BcorBER sRENrEua

l.. A. Eoss, arc nj vice resideat Of the
ssaoc,aiion. zen, his Iegrr's from Humane
will, No.. on account ot his sb-~uce. He
ssid he would i~ wiih Tue boys in sPssii.
W A. McNillen also senI bis regrets on
account of sbpence.
II. K Miller ssid on . pt~tsl card that
he SIS ,osry he could not be present.
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Narrow Gauge Depot.

Croft 4 Cousley. contractors. have
completed the frame work of the mar.
row gauge depot in this city. The
structure will be 80 feet n length.
Workmen will begin on the roof to-
morrow. and in about ten days from
this date trains will begin stopping for
pa0eneers ut that point. Il Is located
O Mill strsst between Second and
Third.
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At sb"ut hslf. Pss, eleven o'cioek yssser-
DAY morning . tenn belonging tn a i.rm~r
ran away on Sixth street, snd at the co,uer
OF S':,h snd - sshing'on avenue ore Of
the animal. ran ag.insa . lamp pcs,,
breaking the horse. hind leg aud CON-
plst~l, demolishing the port. The snima,
wae subsequently, led outside ii the city
limi's and killed. The owners name could
ssl - asesr, aimed.
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pies is the ain and object Of your Associa-
lion. I would that ny voice wss trumpet
toned in bidding you God speed. GeNlle.
men. again I welcome you, End LETT 10.
ligue you With iireaoms remarks. viii
Close.
The epeaker closed his remarks By call.
ing on Mayor Esans, of SedaIi., Who vss
among the audience. 10 sdd'esa the people.
MAYOR e. c. EVANS
sas taken By the hand by Mayor Smith,
and var given hearty welcome 10 War.
raw. On taking tie rtsnd Mayor Essns
n srked hs sas wholly taken By surprise
nv the -ndden turn in the pleasant s'cccs-
zion, ard had he expected Ia be called on
for q -peech he would. in ell probability,
have de-. led himself the pleasure Of visii'Hg
4. arsaw, hut he could make the b<si
of the acrspe he found himseif IN. He
said he lived in W.rs.~ thirty yesrs se",
and be alvsya felt IN inierspt in the LITTLE
town on the Os.ee. He Vas friend TO the
narrow gauge from the start. sod took
pleasure IN aysiiing himself of the oppor-
tunity n visit Waresw on the fret excur-
sion train over the neU road 10 hist place.
n. fully sppreci sied the welcome OF the
Wa,-av people, and in accepting their
hospitality the people of Warsaw hsd the
good wishes Of the people Of Sedsl;s. He
said he came to WassaW ~ . citizen ct Se
dsliA and not ~ Mayor. and he ciosed his
remarks By again thanking the people oil
Warrsv for their ho-pit siiiy.
Mr.. "BoB" WILEY,
Who il the president Of the SetlalIa aseocia.
ton, Vas called on 10 speak in behalf Oi
the tOurisie. He said that he vac glad
there Was bat little time to talk, - he 90
not much on The speech. He complim%nIsd
the association. of which he VS. member
~ being ~ 6oe and i,lly lot Of fellovs rs
can be found in shy city. He thanked The
people of Wssssv for their hearty TecsP'
ton. and spoke of the ames he visited
Warsaw in the past. He said perhaps The
citizens of Wanav could not remember
him, but they could not forget the oI.
grey horse be drove, which nov was . re-i'
cent o. Warssv, ~ Bob Richardson could
testify. lLsughier]. He sg.in thanked
the warsaw people, and said much of The
success, Of the occ aston vac due to the Jolly
Bob Richardson. The speaker Was ire
queniIy sPplauded.
better known on the road a. Rob" Rich.
ard-on. was called on. lie .aid be Eel, hsP
~ 10 meet his old friends and see their
familiar faces 10 Wsnsaw. lie Travelled
wiih them, and knew them To he true sna
tried friends. and men Of honor, alvayr a.
sis,ing the unfortunate ard crying dowr
immortality. He spoke Of seeing E. l.
Phlpps in the audience. He szid yean
.so ne met Nj. Philips on the Missouri
P-ci6c rosd Who asked him about SedaIis
Bob" said he informed him that Sed.lis
had the brightest prospects for the future
OF any city in the wes', and he .ss happy
! &c see Mr.. Phipfs pre-ent N WasAw 10
dav - one Of the leading business men o
Srdalis.
Az one Of The committee on reception
he vas pleased to extend to tie SedAiisn'
! a complimentary dinner which would IL
served At the Campbell house at oe;ocL
r. n.
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Richsra.on',
remarks the crowd sdjourned to meet d
the Campbell house.
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Uncertainty NAV attend business ven
tp,es and enierpsi.es but il never attend.
he prompt admins, r.tion Of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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"Mary Jane, have you given the
gold 6sh fresh water vet Z" mo ma.
am. Whats the usei They haven't
drank what's IN there yse.'
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"SWsyne's Ointment and P,lis."
TIE 0RkAfEsf RKMEDlKs THE WORLD HAS
EvEp KNOWN.

EvkY KNOWN.
Curing the most ipveterxis case of skin
diseasee. such a. letter, salt riasua,, scald
head, BARRIERS itch. sores. all crusty, scsly
skin esuPtions. ard that distressing COM
plant. itching piiea As blood purifier
and regulator, S~syne's Tar and Ssrsapar-
lila Pills are excellent Cure .ick aad
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,
~"rd Cd malarial fesers, cleansing the sys-
ten snd bowels Of all impurities, restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Price 8 cents . boz, i've h,xes 81. -Oiot
ment 50 certs, three bOxes 81 IS. Can -
cent By mail IN any ssidre~ On receips Of
price. Address letters, d.. Svsyss 4 aos,
40 North Sixth street, PhIladelphia. Sold
By all leading druggists
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.'Uo We eat TIM much = ssked the
Detruit Free press. sud OCt OF Sse do
rem boarding house keepers sixty A.
avered in the affirmative.
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A Grand SucCo00.

TIL. .ucc--- Of the eXrur-ion va largely
iu. To the committee ii arrangements, con
-is,ing @! II. w. Allen, chairman; =. 3.
Sher,osn snd J. W. Kennedy. Thee G-n
al m.n were uniiring. in sheir eforts "a
p.eA,~. Mr. Allen especially received and
undoubtedly deserved the credit far making
. the occasion . succe~s. The csswPlim~n-
t.Iv d,n,er at Wassav vas uurx peeled by
,h- excursion psr,v. end the b,,ys ..y il
w~s . scheme Of the july =" Bob " Richard
att, vino .. ZOO . se-,deEt Of Warssu.
THE FxcUKsIoS PARTY
consisted oi The follosinx Tourists: II. W
Alien, of JnO & Allen 4 Sons K. w.
Wiley, Of y. II. Sni.hs; + Z. H.6n."
seymour Lip.is. Of the Lee Hive .iose;
George ID. FxrrriI, Of Brown Bro..;
lie Daggan, OF W. ~. M~.,~ 4 Ca; n.
L. G-rnsr', o. Conoves Br,~.; N. ]. b viz,
j.. # " J. D.sis h c.; J. ". G.iI,r, al
Il u 4 B<iIer; r. Y. Ho!comb, Of D I.
Hoico.un 4 ca; d. h. Hu,lbu', OF D. %.
Smith; L. r. DrcI~imeyes, at S.cher Bros;
L. C..Ln, of L,u,s D~u,-cn; " Spencer. oI
Jno. q, Allen s Sons Ch.s. H.nSIoom
:. ;. Sherman, Of Louis D-n,-ch; J W.
Kennedy. al w. :. Msckey & co., Jno. l.
Hall, al HslI & i;eii~r.
Tie executive committee Of the .asocis.
ion aon-i-ia of J. w. Kennedy, Gns
Lamy and VI. J. Disi-. Mr.. L.my Va
absent but the others did good work.
! Ain.ny she visiion and busins - men
vino accompanied the party were: A. l.
Fiei-chsosn, A. T. FIeischm.r, John w
.~,b., ID II. Smith, Lous Deu,-ch. E L
Phippr. Judge Shirk. Hon. Jim r. Heard
4 F.inasn, ID. A. Clarke. J. d. Rn.-ell
Of ,h~ D-moc.ai. K. q. Cassidy, MAYO,
Evans, Aiu~.t Parker, w. W. H-ruld
Ei,s- B.1bv, Henry Lsmm. John Waims.
lev, Fr..x Houston, Mike Murphy aua
Seat Murphy.
igE wAcsAw CoNNITTEES.
R.c.micn-S. W. Sa,iih. f. II. Richard
-sn, X. IL. Melton, Chs.. Bill. =. X. Cav
io,G, J. II. Law, i. l. Chapman.
Ar~n.sm-n'~--f:obt. R,chsrison, Jno
&. C,sI., dee Reese, T.. Schmidt, r. ID
Has, s.n.
F.narcr-JA.. Spencer. B. X. L,.sie
4. :. M.Go~an, J. D. MeGs, K W. , amp
oei'
Mus;c-C. Auiri-th. L. T. Clark, Il
Holly. +. L. Ehc., -. Clark.
A.s' ia,v ,oinn,,ii-e. spl,o!nisd hy IN,
civ rou.cii-Me--r-. Ley, Clark, Au,Iieti
an.. Schmidt.
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The trials of Nathan Cohn and Frank
Sprsgue, chsrged With having received
stolen goods, were concluded yesterday
morning before Squire Weber. Mr..
Cohn testified that he had purchascd the
silverware found in bic possession from a
white man named Wilson, for S. 50
The goods we're valued BY witnesses claim
ing to own them - worth $34.5O. A to
the jewelry found in his possession, he tes-
titled that be had purchased il from . ne
gro whom he did not know, who said he
had gotten II in cabooee of freight train
where it had been lett BY some passenger.
He paid SIS tor the jewelry. which wac
valued BY the witnesses claiming to own it
1t SIS. There being, therefore, no evil
dence to show any criminal action on the
part Of Mr.. COIN, lie Vas released.
Mr.. 0prsgue testified that the wearing
apparel found in his room, and claimed n
belonging at Clinton, belonged TO him, and
he'd been made up fer him BY Segelbaum.
Q merchant tailor of this city. who vac
also pot on the witness stand aud corrobora
ted his statements. Az to the silverware
found 10 his room. both he and COhn festi-
fed that il belonged to the latter, and that
Sprague had il in his room examining il
With . view of trading tor it. Mr.. Sprseue
vas also released from custody.
Az to the colored women, Moliie Mason and
Jsoe Harris. on both of whom stolen
jevelry ~ found. both were aiso released,
because they showed 10 the satisfaction OF
the court thst they were not aware Of the
property having been stolen.
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DR.. A. A. Pratt Of this city, ssys: 81.
Jseobs Oil u splssdid. All 70 whom ]
have cold & psosouses is The best as,l,-
cine Tor shsoosa.so asd Pais hey ever
uss6.-Day Ciey TsibonA
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EX .urslon Dashes

si,~r diunsr she b-nd >~'.az,ievi several
p>r.,r>. Ecn X Lih:ie, OF the WM-as
Register. -. csiied an Tor . .,~~cb on the
-',re', sitter the exclusion priv cteeiesi
! re ,.tc~- Of W.r.sw and S-si,iis. ar.
l.in:ie ssii lie Mas Lapnv TO m~~s the
marty sni rs,Ss.k d 'hsi he hsd jIst re-
turned iron a lilly excursion party ny
SALT river. He vac the defeated csndi,ls;~
Tor tie Legislature.
Chs.. Roll. corouer-elect 81 Eenton
cu.niv, grrr,ed hrs many old S~dsiia
,r.-nd- 9th jig. He requested several
of them to take ride On the
Oss.e in IN old skiH. Charley
had AN eve TO business.
The third car from the rear Wss occupied
By jolly ero~i Who INDUCED in ,,..gs ans:
i,k... Mr.. Z A P.iliiI.~. the .u..-TinIena-
emf Of The ruad, tackled the car AMI wss
cssi.d en- Tor y speech. lie ssii he ws-
Glad the party appreciated the efforts
%; the rosd 10 accommodate them, and
msd- other remarks whirh the boys Ioudl y
applauded.
Henry Lamm vas called on for q box
car s,esch, but rs -oncs We're in f-s;,ion
int then lac rendered. ''O.d ireland" 10 the
JOY If the boys.
D-ckelneser takes the cake ~ the song
.ier, HoAm.n IL sthe bo-s story teller aud
'.iI,~is I. iDDe6-e on speech making.
The bard boys desire To- extend to X.
06I;v their thank. for the excellent din
ner he 80 Kindly served them with dur
ing heir vi-it 20 W.Is.w.
Dennis Sister. an old Ss.iaiiSn, Er.eied
HE nuu,.rnu- f1:.nds in hi- ssmpIe Ioosr.
The bovs did good service 10 Denni., you
oct.
Ell .yesi The -pnst of;he b,ss m8chly, aud
in turn s,ve them all the couIie.ies he
-'ouid. J. r. wrigh; Wa the engineer;
Henry Crnwther. hre.nsn; W. l. And~r-
on, rear brakeman aud Jo-eph Ga net
front brakeman
The excursion train returned and
not an incident occurred tn mar the
pleasure. The train arrived in Soda.
liza al 6 p. m. The band aud associs-
ton marched to the BAzoO Office and
gave serenas:e. after which the tour.
isis gave three cheers for the BAzoO.
for which the BAzoO extends thanks.
and wishes the tourists many happy
returns Of the sport they had yesterday.
Daisy Spencer held it over nil the
boys in talking to the girls. and Deck
elmeyer kicked himself all the way
home on account Of the matter.
BIB" Richardson extended the
thanks of the people Of Warsaw
for the appreciation the Sedalians had
Of their reception. after which the
tourists gave three cheers for the ele-
CANT dinner served them. three cheers
for Warsaw and then left the dinner
table full of j"y and the good things
served them by the pretty girls Of
Warsaw.
Geo. Cole. who is buying grain at
Warsaw, returned home OF the excur.
sion train.
The excursion party numbered about
sixty. and had there been good weather
during the week it would have num-
bered twice as many. Financially it
failed to paw expenses, but the associ-
alton came down with the funds
promptly. The travellers deserve great
credit for their enterprise.
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The proprietor 1T The American hotel
h2r. Toi-,io. o., says Of Prof. Guiiwestes
French Kidney Pad: II would not take
SO IL could not get smother. tor il enrrd
we of Kidney arrangement of sssesal
yesrs standing. Fos sale ny Aug. F!ei~ch-
mann, druggist, corner Second and Ohio
streets.
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bOoNVILLE, MO-, NOV. II, I0SO.
Editor Sedalia Basoo:
I noticed in your "Boonville Breezes" Of
your last Snndsys paper an item in which
the following paragraph is used: 1.-THE
Colt hes been battered" Think il would
have been . ''bit" better If il would have
resd: "The colt has been 'brid elled' I"
Sect Yours, Sir.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEOAi1A. Mo.
Huntlng BurRlarO.

Saturday morning Of 2 o'clock Mr.. Cliff
Jacksoo vent home to his boarding houee,
IL being the residence o: his brother, Mr.. q.
p. B. Jackson, on the corner OF Fourth and
washington avenue. The family had all
hen avay from home f6r some dsys, end
when NJ. Jacke0n tried the door, alter
unlocking il, he vas surprised At finding 1t
held on the inside BY some one. evidently
q man. % wa evincrd BY his heavy foot
eteps on the 1oor. Believing burglars we're
working the house, and having no weapons
With which TO defend himself If he entered,
he hurried down town to the drug store OF
Finn & Hostetles, 10 the N. E. church
block. which keeps open all night. and
ssked for Q revolver, stating the fscts OF the
csse TO the sfabie and good looking pro-
prietor, NJ. Hosistler, who said: Il will
b happy TO 20 With you and Assist in max
ing angels OF those house breakers" The
two Rentlemen, armed With revolver, hur-
sied back sitter the Villains, and on their
vay met Oficers 6chanewerk and Turner,
Who accoupsnied them. On arriving n
the houss Jsckaon and Hossetler were sta
toned on the outside to head of the bur-
CLAN . they rss out. while the policemen
made thorough search of the house. No
burglars we're found. but Mr.. Hostetler
smiiinely stated to RAzOo missionary yes,
terday, that on attempting to enter one OF
the rooms, the police found great difficulty;
that on 6oslly edecting an entrance they
were surprised 1t finding . negro servant
girl sleeping soandly in bed, her clothing
scattered around promiecaously a. if che
he'd taken them Of in . hurry, and the
stove in the room red hot from booming
Gre, Indicating to IN average citizen that
she had been entertaining . masculine sd.
mirer Of her charms. Who On hearing Jack.
sons approach on the outside Of the house
attempted to escape through the same door,
and o. . mere matter of business vas com.
PEELED to hold the door, to prevent jackson
from discovering him; that the red hot
stove, the vsy the clothing was scattered
and the fact Of the girl being 20 profoundly
vrspt in slumber. carried ont that idea
No articles were missing from the house.
The girl says che did not hear Jacksou
When he tried to get into the house, 40 that
it wss likely simply . case Of affection
instead Of terrible burglary.
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Warsaw's Reception.

The crowd assembled in the hall of the
court house at ll:30 a. N. Mr.. 4 w.
Rich ardson, formerly . jolly tourist, bot
At present engaged in mercantile business
in Warsaw, called the meeting to order,
and introduced Mr.. s. w. Smith, msyor
of Warsaw, who welcomed the S-dslisns
TO Warsaw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

The. Asmesist ,of the New York
1sn4 lollq the tragic story Of tie opea.
ntogOo Ne oeW opsta house In Lynn.
1asa The varnishiog Of the perfar.
atsd wooden essts. Il sppesra was neg
loctoa uatil the last monentv aud thou
. quantity Of varnish was hastily pur.
chased 81 Ne Brewster. one Of toe
leaders Of the anti. opera house party.
Tbs nAssasivs then proceeds: THE
ho4n 2as-safslshed on The last day Of
Ooeo66t. and on the next evening Il vas
opened BY the 'Piuafore' company.
Every enc q tho evan hundesd SEATS
Wa ocq0p1& I'D L stsua be adc.itted
thae Aak0e The audience were many Of
the leading citizens OF the town and
their wives and danehtsss. The 6rst
cot Of The play was listened to with tho
most essio1s attealiep. aad .whea the
curtain fell not . single person went
ont Tor closs9 TIE manager VS. Do.
lighted. and remarked 20 the leading
aotoe that h ~ never seen - iutslli.
gent On audience IN the courre OF his
lite. The second ct vas rscoived with
the zane quiet and attention, and there
Wa evea : lopk ol paioful anxiety iu
the tAeoe q oovsral Of the msa IN the
asdieaos. eif Joseph began 70 iseI
annoyed q the solsmnity OF the audi.
soce. Gne baked ~ 9Anaese II The
peopls eook him for q undsstahef and
believed they were attending blao krtl
fansral. ~ the end Of The col thsru
was ~ same absence Of any apparent
thirst amoog the ysuns men th3 hsd
been o(Neqd aleee the 0rSt ct, and he
eeecES SeoAAs 70 sntsstain aloo.sy
doubts - % whether bser was attain :
able 10 Lyon. Ths play cans 10 IN
end and the curtaiu eell smid silence
- Of the grave. Tue orchestra ross
and departed. - Ne audience "a,
stall. Tie 0auagse cane 60 the foot
lights aud noaouOced that the play Vas
over. and - the sna0oncemeos had uo
apparent elect bsgg-d 70 b. uniformed
washer the opera houss was Z deaf
Add damb ssylam OF vhssh.r he him.
eelf he'd sss1esnly lpcos.o ss~rk mad.
Il ~ t4eS tlas E>quir~ Staudi.h b-,k.
oosd hin tesAis s,d~ end ,xplsi, ed
that tbs andieaue v,uld glsd,y retire
u any wsy could b devised 81 sep~r-
asapG ehea lrom. their seats NJ l.ss
49, Sgtk eal,ensof taspenstn~ we're
boeR 0e11s Btssssee chat uteAt. aud
uaed 10 doeachiog che ladies frun he
eeatA 20 Which the undried varni>A
had elusd tAsm. when tAs laAiss b a
I'll disappeeNd, the male part OF the
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