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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

A&aIEGDAG.~-!t is IS ailaugo lao; ,int .9hep
The church i!ourus TIC w:,olo fabric c GUoiciy
Il Affected is i. Egrry eC-t y! anls2lucCt IL
crowded into .h& week inst before lie solemn
II2ntcn season, hGi when that is ushoTid in by
the ioinE 81 tho bells Oil ihn moro Of its COM
morc;nent everything ID lu5hed and a religious
loeiihE rGf7ades tho Community. Music ard
danclpg Gre nG logger hGa,d. theatres ny 10
Valn ID at.rsCt audiences, concerts Cease : 10.
deed. tJr six weeks kisd Of gloom takOs
possession OF the people. and i.,sn's ohiei ond,
and woman $. too, is religion. Why this state
OF affairs? Either the church Tor, st least, q
largo number OF members composing i) is givon
to worldly alnusomcnts or tho world strikes
hands with the church, and jyius with il in its
sorrow Tor Christ in whom they have 20 part
nor lot. Tho latter may be The cas-. But
whether 80 CT nor, Alexandria yesterday was as
quiet and solemn as it could we'll bc. Tho day
WIS cold. with mixture OF sunshine and clouds.
Everybody went to church, and tho congrega.
tIOUs at tho different places ct worship wcro
large.
lev. Father {. ii. Stoncstrcot preached no
excellent sermon in st. Mary's Church in tho
morning
10 Christ Church tho sacrament OF baptism
was administered morning aud night.
Rev. Elr. Cave preached in Tho Union Pres.
bytcIisn Church ut night.
In tho baptist Church at night Rev.
Mr.. Ionck preached to % attentive
congregation on g. lntaot Salvation" lilo
said tho baptism OF dying infants was
pAnurllng 10 Is supcrstitious taste, and
the ministers Of tho churches whose crecds
required It, did not themselves believe in it, for
they Iiad told him 80. Tho superstition, which
had cfcpt into the ohulch in the latter part of
the second century, Was the blight of CATHOLIC
cism. We might expect to 500 Catholic parents,
VITO Had been taught the doctrine CT tho
d'maa'I1a OF unbaptized infants. running allor
q rrlra! to haQo tho few drops OF water
snfIDkicG upon tho dying child, but
there was no excuse Tor ii 10 Protestant parents,
rs / here Wss no variant for it in Scripture. Lilo
read tho answer 10 the second question Of tho
Episcopal caicchSm, ''whcrein | was made q
mOmbcr OF Christ" 49,, and said no exon
Grated tho Eplscnpalians from any such belief.
! alluded to Presbyterian ministers refusing
10 hapA2a children Of unhclcViug parents and
snid II &c sct up to baptizo children only whose
ia!cHia believed, and refused to baptH. those
whcSJ parents did not, lie wcuId expect TO be-
accused IL believing In itio doctrine of infant
d"mnai'nE. He Lad never heard Of Baptist
writer, or mmIHtcr. Or iaYman, who believed in
infant damna'of, The Biptiss we're tho only
ia noEinatrnn I'll Christians that declare dis
titGIY thai hnpii.m does not Save the soul. lie
I0htlnicd i'y sayirg that hn hoped that NJ I'M
c'~ttalitn w"rl had tsAarcd his lirs Tor he
l'vr'i all thrl-lais. iu: he wanted them to
a'ahh wmh iiim III liuir nrrtda, and Wilir from
-" s'if c"''''!i"on 81 Gri!tia:.iiv every yfsire
- t'.hniir,>m.
air 81. Al A. "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, w., Feb. lG.-Tho House of
Delegates to day adopted tho report Of tho com
mlttcc which in substance cxpcls Archer and
Harrison, and reprmands Frazier lor writ
ing IL an supplementary way about fell
low member. Justice Cruc:hfld was brought
before tho bar Of the House to answer c,rtnn
iutcrrOgatiOns, ard his oaso was continued uu-
I'll Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

A BOLD ASSAULT. --Ode night last ", Ok
Will, lady Raa on her way down Prince
street, Ehc Was INST by couple Of negroes. who
stopped her, aud iav hold Of her shoulders.
Sho mado az QUERY. Tho r5ughs then ran eft
"A eenl+mAn GINNING eloag ct the time. Accola.
panied her home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16
asoihcrs !Mothers!! MoIhcrs,i,

rcH by p kick child suffering nud crying with Ina
rN;rmcIa,,Tg pain at cutting terlb If su, Ga VI
"ncn AMI geL u bottle al MRS, WINSLO W'S
%brTA;MN SIklP Il will relieve tbs ,,0or
little snlia;cr !mme,;;s!ais -~iinpnnd uNnn il;
th"ro Is Il" ':istni.n sh1o. t- Ihar. Is not n
thu: on HSr!h VIII" nRs SvcE used IL who will
rot tell Vou ~ cura thai it will rrgalsLe The
hnan!s, and slrr r".: 81 tho mother, and raliaf
mad hos tn 10 tha Child. operating I!o magic.
~ II prr!ccLiv San IL use ~ nj eases and uleng-
eat ~ ihG iAsin "nh is thn prescription Of on0 #
lie "'''"st Nni nst 'u.,'u'a physicians and nurses
vi u" limited i>tsic5 :fil;i directions for using
VIII H2r"TnpNUy ,'ach bottle. &rna m-ruinn mn.
i"aS' thn iGc-%Imi'c Of NUNTsS NJ s'Ei:KINS
IS on tire "t.''!n "rs,:,i:-: Sold ~ 81 Medicine
ieHi2:S- T""nh; -ijrn rtt,ts :. iN!iin "rwarn uF
i,n!lHi.nn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

GLASS BALL SnoOIING.-A largo crowd
assembled near tho Washington and Ohio depot
to witness shooting match this afternoon be-.
tween Mcssrs. Julian T. Young aud Jas. Smith.
After about rs shots each The score stood -
Young, 81; Smith, 10,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16
ess'e1siJg aHa2 t'sasin. as s3ss, sss,.s4,

Cf.nEIEC.
Washington, -. a.. North and F!,,ii,a.ssafn
ni:.!!s ~ ~. nrd II -. III.
Western I:,s.j;s j 40 snl 3 u u. ~.
Southern mails. via Rii.hmnId, We" i M ..
hi. apd ~ and . On p m,
South and Southwestern lGAis, via i.ynrh-
burg, Vlrginia. ~ r. nj. sDd 45 p. III.
AleXsndris to Lynchburx, Va, (vsny 1nals)
Including through mails, & On H. NJ and 8 90 u. NJ,
Siordonsvillc md charlottesville, Va, Is IN D.
m, and . 10 y. III.
MsGsssas Division G. lAl g. a.
kiaNGndris to Round Hill. Va, 40 a. fnY
orENINa,
Northern and Western mails, via WHshing-
,on, II. g., 10 q. M. and % and & 10 H. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, VA, s 80 .. m,
nd no y. m.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg. Virginia,
Through mslls) including way mails on Midland
ERilroad, : 30 p. NJ.
Manassas Division S 30 g. H.
bound Hill TO Alexandria, Va, : &c, u. M.
Cillco llnurs-Olico opens nj 8 30 II. ~, and
closes NJ 7 on p. III.
Sunday Hours-Ollco opens 1T s as =. ~, and
closes IT Q 30 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

G'mE klyER.--'rte .i7er yesterday Wa Fl led
wi,i Drift %noj and quito IS lively scene was
inr. Fc niGa rs Eia;, aud boys IN their nu-
ri.aYuys t" cs'ch Il. 4 kinds al boats weT6
brought ;fto rcuuISIr,on. ani Some al t!r nipb
sid in . supply sufficient Ia last them '"r SOM"
tiEie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

CONTRACT AWARDED. Tho Contract for the
iron work on the new schooner now being built
OF the ship yard was awarded this morning to
MIR. VIM. S. Moore, Of this city. for about
twelve hundred dollars The iron for the work
10 CXntc cd to arrive 10 short time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

20 EE RkLFtSEn j. &. Decker, WHO was
fined :,L the late tegm oi Corporation Court ior
selling hqior 10 minors and sunt III Jalt until
i|, fins and c'sis 81 lie Case we're paid, will
probably H.: released 10 mOlroT. ~ he has .rG-
scented check for the amouut QUO by hiIa,
whieI. he las received fem Transatlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

Leo BROKEN. I've young mcn. MIR. Lacy
ara Sir. i!,an, 'irCLh, were ~tos,IirEat Wood
lawn. ~ Fairfax county. one ,iny last week.
whoa h!.. Froii, WAS thrown to ih- sro.Int sn.i
had biz lex broken,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

TIE IRIsu MEETING TO NIGnT.-Tho Irish
meeting Tonight promises TO be a very large
and enthusiastic one. Distinguished gentlemen
have consented to addr 81 tho meeting in aid
n 50 n.crtOrlnE$ q CaiISG Tho Alexandra
Musical Association has rendered it's services.
Tho officers and speakers OF the meeting are
requested 10 meet al the City 1'rrssurer's office
ct $50, sharp. TO proceed in bGI.. to the hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

RAILROAD TIES. Mr. John A. Marshal, who
hss been engaged in shipping railroad ties to
Philadclnhla Tor sometime past. wont to tho
White House, or the lower Potomac, this
morning.. 10 mako arrangements for tho pur.
chase OF a large quantity of standing timber. II
successful he will place number of hands to
work in getting tho ties ready for shipment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16
Ray NOTWITHSTANDING the very erSat al,

Ray NOTWITHSTANDING the very great ad
vance in tho price Of leather and cost of Boots
and Shoes, we will sell our cntro stock Of Fall
and Winter BOOTS and SHOES at e small sd.
vance oVor cost, in ordor 10 reduce our stock.
All in want will asvn money by calling on us
belora purchasing. We have q large stock of
LAdios' and GenLlemeu's Fine Boots and Shoes
which cannot ha surpassed in Style durability
and price.
feb w. p. WADDHY, ITO King IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

TIE COAL WHARF.-ln complaints with
tho request Of MIR. John II. PARROT. .ir. to havo
certain rcpsirs made at tho wharf Of the Anne.
rican Coal Co., tho Committee on Public
Property Of tho tiIy Council examined that
wharf this morning, and will report tho result
oithcir examination to tho next meeting Of tho
City Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16
3 khH AND NHEN Atjr.

Is -
All persons hav;Gg BEER HorTi, Ms Of snv
brand coming from onrstnro will plcasasond them
or notify us ct once end VIC will call fer thop:.
No desire TO haleGco oar bottle account With
the Brewery, and inrs' hayu tho h;itIes reiurn-
al IN order ~ ITO il.
lob TO GEO n:ctSii:NMY Il Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

T L Smith.
SoCretsrlos-M Is Harlow and Il J NoyoLi
Es- Tho officers and speakers selected will
meet at tho Tressurer's Office, st 7 D. m, shnrp,
and proceed in body to Ssrep!s Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16
I0UIiI. MATTERS.

WgATUa.: PROBABILITIES. I'll. IS, 1850.
Fer Tho r idttc &.&io- eontueiiy 70 Ha5i4S,y
I!lIe, !.I-H .h.it!E whcINar a!c&: was.LI...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

new YORK, Feb. 1G.--Stocks strong Money
Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Corn firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

;HILAnEIruIA. February lG.--CatLIo selling
"owy; receipts ECO; prime GaGk good 5la1$ {;
m'4lam 6a5!! common 3!ail. Sheep in fair de-
Hsnd; receipts LCOJ; prime 5isGt good 81 me-
1'um common 1!s5. Hogs dull; receipts
WIZ primo 4 ; good tiaT; Common GaGi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

Police REroWr,-J. T. Bcckham, osq,
President Of tho Common Council, presided at
tho Mayors Court to day.
Alfred Brook. c,'orcd, for abusing and boaLA
inr hl1 wife, was fined and discharged.
J2scphino Lee and Margaret Stanton, for
1isordcrly conduct WAS fined Gvo dollars caor,
and allowed to work tho fine ont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

BALTIMORE, Feb. lG--Vir& e. old 80 asked ;
>" de!d :! do consolidated 49i do 2nd series
.-'i J.. i. coup ~! ECW lOiOs @Gi 10 los coup
~ bid To-day Cation duh midllug H.
Flour gulo. and steady; Howard ST aud Wesrn
'upcr Ibs$5 %; do kStra 5Os$6 -; do Fsn-
,.y 81" 5oa$1 %; CITY Mills Super T5s$5 70 do
EXtr@ j0ss %; do Family 50aS7 -; do Rio
DFinds LAST -; Iatspsco Family$S. Wheat
ioHihcrn higher; Western higher and firm;
Southern rod li0ali5; do amber l50al55; No /
Maryland lj5}; No > Western winter rod spn:
ana Feb lag! Mr. li9Eald9!; April 1193slj0;
day lIIsli"5. Corn---Southcrn higher and
Iaiet; Western higher; Southern white Goat, :;
DO yellow 6SsbSi; Western mixed spot 57!; Fob
1'H5IS; Mar 5its5t4 April 63a5&l!; May 5Ss5%I:
steamer 30 Oats finn and fairly active South
,.rn iIai9; Western whito 4Ctn47; do mixed Ijs
II; Pcnha 4Ta49. Hyo dull at 90a95 Hsy
S!"sly prime TO choice icnns and Marylsnd II
NlEiN per ton. Criluo strong and - shade better :;
NE We csr%"as l4.lG Sugar very firm a soft ~.
Nhlskcy duh IS 1O!aSl II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

pREACHINu. ~-Rcv. Charles II. S'oncaircct
will preach every Wednesday, evening during
Lent 10 81. Mary's Chulci, at lnl paSt seven
c'c'Cck. hcv. Mr.. Sloucsrrct is IN excellent
preacher.
Rev. Dennis O'kano celebrated mass, and
preached st Falls Church. yesterday morning.
Rov. MIR. Safer lectures ct CHRIST Church
every Tuesday evening at half past four. and
holds services every Friday night ct = o'clcck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBKUAKTIG.
'W r'ses............ 10 Sun snLs.....-..... = 30
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

Her Opinion Of Some Matters Of
Interest to Her Sex.

EDITOR Bszoo: / noticed IN the Sun
DAY MORNING Bazoo IN article headed
"D'ess Msd," in which the writer pro.
ceed-d to give very -iskly dissertation o.
the youEx ladies OF today.
The inform alton therein furnished, had
It been written ten wears $50, would have
been very appropriate; but il certainly is
far from being true at present. Instead oi
the long skirts spoken Of, you will see al
mo-t the opposite extreme b. t,king s,roli
any pretty day and, furthermore, the.
are pretty, neat and adyiikr.
Lcing, too, il not ~ much INDUCED il.
A. formerly, and not q few Of Srdz.ix s
lean, slender ladies resort to all sorts OF:
ingenuities TO make themselves look 70
3nsi. Even tight shoes are being disc .r.ied,
'ui = shoe with a substantial heel and
broad -Oie - the substitute.
A. to poor health, the trouble does no,
the one hand end too much -ociriy on the
other. On the latter suit ct much nigh,
be said. NJ constitution, however strong
can bear the indulgence in extremely LAT.
hour-, midnight fes.,s. dancing aud the
like, without permanent hjiry. Ii you
will preach on these evil-. you may effect
something hut ~ long - the style. al
dr. ~ are 40 Consistent with hygenic princi.
y e. IA nov, let us have CREDIT for il.
"ONE OF Them"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
A New Paying Occupation
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen.

The Handsome Nckel Plated New Home Lamp
being introduced TO the public this season. is the
mos, m~rito-ious article ever offered agents To
make money with, ~ safer, and more convenient
than the sSulen; Lamp. wh,ch has heretofore had
the reputation Of being the safest lamp male. IL
has n clamp TO nrmIy attach il to the sewing ma
IN re, piano. organ. de-k, etc. The fear OF the
ordinary lamp being accidentally upset or thrown
from the table. entirely relieved bv this simple
eiampeantrivanee. IL Gun be adjusted 10 throw
the light ju-: where '; - wanted Ia suit the eyes,
AMI can ne converted into handsome wall lamp
II hs> The best arranged burner. filing mia ator
AMI convenient mstch box. ami its price - within
the rearh Of every one. IL has been fully tested
AMI ediforIally endorsed by the Western Christian
ss,vcsste. I'm. Christian Review. Herald and
Presbytsry. Joarnsi and Messenger. and Christian
standard. the leading religions papers Of Cincin-
u.ti. and - endorsed ~ the Mayor and POST
ter Of 'nn,ti. tie agent Of the American Ex-
press company and Presidents Of Insurance COM
pan'es. a. being the safest, most convenient, and
best lamp made.
There are three reasoos Why agents should seek
lutte safety and great convenience. it is needed in
every harne--ecoDa, its los price makes us sale
,mrnsn-e.--thri. r will be a credit to handle such
an article. one southern agent writes, il sells
fR-t-r Gen. Lees portrait sold right after the
var; another writes, Il heats the palmy days Of
the sewing machine its rapid sale, iow price and
liberal terms surprise old agents. Address Home
Lamp Co., CINCINNATI, o. Mentioning our paper
aG they will give you fnll particular, and excl.,-
-lye terrItcry To- canvass IN FOL wam.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
GRANTED A DIVORCE,
Was The Wife Of Col. G. G. King
In the Nevada Circuit Last
Evening

In March last Mr.. En-. King, wife oI
Col. &. C. King, Of johnson county, fed
an application in the circuit court Of Henry
county, asking Tor divorce On the grounds
Of sdul,ery aid ankind treatment On the
part Of the defendant. The case w.s -ub-e-
qusn,Iy transferred To the circuit court III
Vernon county, and c.me mp for hearing
last evening before Judge Parkinson. The
plaintiff Was Represented b. attorney. Fik~,
McBr,h. Il init and Dickinson, while Col.
Criiiend~n, h. q B one and John J. Cock.
tell appeared for the defense.
The evidence in,r dnced sustained the
charge Of unkind treatment, but Vas fail
IRE a. 10 adultery. Judge Parkinson there
upon gr,ni~d the divorce, restoring the
plaintiff To her maiden name, Ella Barn.
hart.
At the conclusion Of the proceedings the
interested parties had . consultation and
The amour, Of .l,m"ny Ci. King vss 20
ply Gas settled to the sali.facliun of the
divorced woman.
The defendant wss N ,rried tn the plain
u6 on the q h of D-cemh~r. 1879. md on
the Lib day OF February. 1880. they asps-
rated. Since that time the plaintiff m.
lived with her parents in Clinton, and will
continue 20 tn do.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
ARREST OF HOWELL,
The Attempted Assassin Of Pres
ide. Hayes.

On ,he nigh, Of Oct, 3l-', an aftemp, was
made 10 a--a--inaie President HAYES, ~hil-
pns-ing through Howell 81 .iion ON tn.
>,nts Fe road. Tie substance If the
d ir 1. that when the train siop; ed -,
II 'w-ll >ts'i"n the PRECEDENT sieIp-d "ur
IN ii. r.s'f"rm Ia iooe AZ TIE .ewr. Whii..
Standing there he wa fired Al twice by {.
'~r-"n subsequently idrnii fed a. m..
med Howell, who I'D immediately after
firing. lie Sas chased 10 the won!. near by
bu: go, away. lie his since been arrested
II IL -sid S cre,.ry Sh-rm .n'- d .uyhter.
sho ~as one If the party, Wa m ade i'll ia
c"ns' quence Of the fright, and forced To
atop ia K.ns.s CITY, where she now re-
mains. Members oil the presidential party
we're reluctant 10 say any thing If the occur
renee. The story ~ nov being fully inves
tig ated.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

A .srxr meeting oi citil ms Gas held n
the ciiy council room lat night, for the
Purp'se Of orssnizips . lint stock CON.
psny, to m snu;aciure, IN Seisiia, . s~if.
prol-liing street Car, invented BY Dr.. H. e.
O-pP, Of this city. b Il. Ingram VA
elected chsirmsn aud Walker Fry secre.
tory. DR.. Opp sxpirin-d the nature OF
the invention md the 6nsnci.l rssulis that
might be expected from An investment in
It, A INT s;ock company N. osgsn's-
under the name IL the Depp m-nuf.c'ur.
ing company. With . capital stock Of S. 600.
one-half TO be p,id at o,ce. The follow.
in. oifir~rs were elected:
President. b. II. Ingram; Vic. Pre.i-
dent. DR.. G. L. Mosd. Clinton S-cretary,
Walker Fry; Treasurer, =. c. Gold.
The following is the bo.ri Of direction :
J II. L'ouev, b. H. Ingram, J. r. IIo6.
w. :. Shirk, G. L. Heard, S~d.ii,; W.
Speed s ephen., BoonsiIl-; Z N. Su,h-
erin. Arrow K 'ck; re. L. Moad, Gin
ton; X ,bt. Frank. wirdsor.
The 9enilemaa Who have taken IN &c.
tive AMI p-cunisry inieres, in this inven-
ton and patent, are enterpri.inx, driving
business men, who will % Ike success of it,
6nanci ally, il il i. in the timber.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
INTO WINTER QUARTERS
Barnum's Greatest Show on Earth
on frs Way to Bridgeport,
Connecticut.

p. T. Bsrnum's 'Grestest Show on
E,rh," which pss-+d through S-dalia lasi
week. on it's way TO J.if-rson City, where
tvo performances were given Friday lss',
c'osed the season at Washington, 6ftv-eigh,
miles this eide Of 81 Louis. on Saturday.
II vas the intention to give the last -xhibi-
'iOn there, ard a large sn"i+' &c would h.v+
ben in attendance. hut il anowed, and ib~y
did not want ." get the canvas VET, ~ il
would become miIdewed when packed away.
Everybody belonging TO the concern "a.
paid "a at Washington on SATURDAY., and
the beer saloons did paving hu.ine.a. A.
the people were anxious 10 get home end
souih not generally lay over Sunday in 81.
Louis to provide new outfit, many f
them m .de purchases Of clothes, ahoea and
hats, ao that the mech ants of Washington
did . pretty good trade. A gentleman VIM
wss there. says they we're the finest lot of
shos people he ever s.w, ladies and all
They appeared much like one family. The
sssNsso&SssS
Texs. They lost their two Bengal tiger.
the giraffe and the '~o spI-ndidiy trained
oxen. M.ssn w. d. Witherell and W.
For.ythe. passenger agents on the V ,ndn.
liza line, met the show people there, and
secured the transportation of l6O of the
people over the V.nd.lia for New York
The showmen contracted With the Wabash
line to take the cages cont.in,ng the ami
ms.a and stock, which 90 over that line for
Bridgeport, Conn.,, where they .re to winter.
fifty-three cars are required for the trans
p'rta,ion "f the circus. Some nev building.
ere heing put up in Bridgeport for their
reception and safe housing ill nest spring.
The carriages c 'ntaining tire aninals we're
covered With Canvas to proven, the di-6x-
ura,i"n Of the painted work and to keep the
animals - comfortable o. possible while
undergoing the riRors of winter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
A LETTER
From Gen. Richard c. Vaughan

The foIioxiry letter from G~n. Richard
e Vaughan, Of lexington. No.. 10 Col. Jno.
+. Pni;iu-. r-greiiing hi- defeat, Is full of
patriotic -~ntim-n.:
LEXINGTON. Mo, Nov. 2 h. 1850.
Colcn.I John +. Philips Sd'iia No.:
DEAR CoLoN:L-l knuw you will he.
I.-v- m-, my arsr P"i'ip-, ~hen | say
,hsr- IL n", one in ali the multitude al
.our friend who more de-ply dsPlore- tie
nnf..riunaie re-pit Of the sIscii,n in ihi~
district ih IN I do I regard y.ur defeat
ga public ca.,miiy, and on PERSONAL
] have IA ,rk.d your course While men,
b-r ii the & II coi,vrnti.B of Ni--ouri, nnd
.f-r~.rd- lea coigre-., ard i:.~ sips":'a-
,io:: oi ,.n- - inuIbie a. ms--if !. of Lutte
v.i"r.h nus IL a. a, lest go.rii.ing 90 my feel
ir,g- to s--ur- y"u Il INV mr thy md ap-
pruvsi. The evening III INV lite l. drawing
"a . ci,-s, -ai .-nei by the gloomy aniIci-
p.:ion- inr the future Of our couLiry it -
through, you and such you thai r~s-ner-
alton must come, and, though I may not
live 10 zee IL, trust that you will, aid that
your ability. your patriotism and your per-
-on,i worth may at last meet their re~srd.
siih assurances of nv sinc-re-t esteem
AID friendship. RIcHaRpC. VAUGHAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
A valuable Cit zen.

Frank Bury was robbed and hang
ed BY some Chinamen, several year.
ago, near Gold Hill, Nevada. Soon
after he met one nf the rascsls and
killed him. A clever and Plurky Use
If his own knife had severed the rope
in time. A later exploit increased his
reputation on the Pacific Cast. He
fr.ze the fingers IF one hand, and a
physician told him they would have
to be smputated. at cn-t If one hun
dred dollars He decided to save tn.
money ny doing the job himself. H.
fastened one blade Os pair of sheep
shears in a vice. stuck Ia his hand. aud
struck the other blade hard blow
with a sledye. Ii was q successful up
Grafton. These epi-..de. ia his history
are chilled from hi. "bi'uary. Tor he
has just been killed in bar-room
row.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
Get Out Doors.

The clo-e con6. sm~nf of all factory
work sive- the oI~rs,ives PsIlid facrr, p0s
srI~iiie-. mIsrsabie f~~liux- ,Icor oIooi. IN
sciive liver. kidney and urinary ,roubl~-.
and all the physicians snd medicine in the
world c.nn"i help them unIe-- they get our
ii d".rs or u-~ Hop B.tirss, the pur-si aud
t~-t r-m~dy especially for -uch e.ss-. h.s.
,ny abundance of health, sunshine and r"-y
rhesk. in them. They c,~i but . tribe.
Sc another column.-Chri-tisn Recos-
der,