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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
n,soRpERLY HOUSES VISITED BY POLICE

AT the instance of Inspector Ihorne ana Hpo9 sTo
con- cnonneiI of the Eighth Precinct, with nall
bis officers yesterday and upon
rants issned by Justice Patterson arrested the
keeping the places And % G sfo Eept By
no ra "a Bormore who was arrested, together Win
three The police t9n nr Ss SMITH to aa7sy
auu To- -; Int rIara was taken to the police sta
TSS 9 %tb VHS Soaug who found in
the place. No. las. kept by Catharlne klng' Mas
next visited and the proprietress ana nye otEea
Women were taken in custody and sent to the ponce
station. .o,,o, 20 +ba .Jeferson
Martet Police Court before Justice Patterson; Inc
the houses we're WsTe 6 Se for
tr;aI With hill at 81 900 EACH The woman bar.
an sms, BdlSsy T on Co. I
9oMn iot VI ga nd theodore A. Hamilton, of No. ~
Eass furnished bail for Laura
Barmore Christian Cook Of No ~ IAN iI
Clara Smith, and Henry Duhlne' u A'o' 100
ar for the woman King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
RUPTU IF =

mr. r A. SHERMAN, and the only Dr. SHEKaA,Ni
known 10 the public the past 80 years t9T nus 0ot,
and cure OF Rupture may untu iuttner nVaoo
ne eonsuted as follows At principal oce Sot blOa1wS
W ~ W1rE ON SaturayA Mondays and Tuesdays anu az
hs branch oce as Mkst Boston, on Med1es1ays rh h
nkenesses OF before anu after cure, u
mailed to those who send 10 centa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25

Not in a single instance can you SHOW Il
., crre in case OF Cole DarIhea Dysentery, Cramps
or NcurlA the stomach. by the use Et IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25

-, NV ma town had lnurished since the fall OF tn
southern Confederacy, reped on eXceilently wen
we live on red herrings aud glorious recolIectlons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25

Piles are instantly relieved and permanently
oi ~, nsn9 "ANAKEss" STAPLES free at 80 Mercer'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
Announcements.

safe and harmless preparation Tor the
ch Iyon,s Tooth Tablets. Recommended by dentists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
BROOKLYN.

A new street railroad running in Troy and Yates
ayes. and Broadway to the ferries Will soon b
opened. -
The animal meeting Of the New-York Associatio
of the New Church (Swedenborgianl was held We'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25

=, rooords nocv holdcrs pAr valuea sl.9i572s So
surplus as stated by Commissioners sssi63s2 os
Nv The standard OF computation tne oao ox a
omit lastnamed would be increased 70 80
From the surplus above dsinend hhs veon
nayabe on the anniversary OF poilcles enue9
Number OF policies in force January isb 1851 ssoov
Insurfng 1921 ,474.005.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25

Total.............:.............-sd
Marke. value OF u. 3. ana otner
bonds above par, as computed
e ean@ asS%sa er ey inc ,osi. 1876
Less difference 10 value OF real
estate as appraised by the Ex- s,.o
amining Conmissioners....- 4o'Ah4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Mex: door To Sicher's.

bis saws broke and while he was work
ing with the Other, the jailer detected the
noise and Ryan was caught In the
act. O course he WIS at once placed liz
more secure quarters, and ii he does sue
be Il slick one As 10 where he procured
MS tools, nothing could be asccrtsined
The sheriff of that county received dis
patch the first OF last week from Texaf
kama. where RYAN was once in custody
telling him to be on the lookout, Is the
prisoner WAS known To have tools with
which he intended making his escape,
When Ryan was
PUT IN THE JACKSON JAZZ
he was carefully searched, but nothing ni
the kind was. found on his person or
among his effects, so OF course he must
have received them from friend on tn,
outside.
Mr. Conner me: all the parties whom
Ryan had swindled, with the exception OF
United States Senator Jackson, who was
absent in Washington. They are very
bitter III their denunciatiOn of the man,
and say they will do their tes, to convic;
him, but il is doubtful whether this can
be done unless the parties from the New
York Mutual insurance company, ioI
whom Ryan represented he was working.
visit Jackson and testify against him
In case they do not, and there is no con-
viction, Sheriff Conner was ASSUMED that
Ryan would be held and turned over Ia
him.
In Shreveport he operated under the
the Dame of II. III Harmon, while in J Jack
son ne callad himself Walter Harmon,
but in both places his manner Of swind-
lin. was the same II was also claimed that
HIS REAL NAME
is John Folney Ryan. He was married
In 1872 or 1873 10 a most estimable young
lady OF Memphis, with whom ne lived bu,
short time, when she ascertained his
true character and left him. She snbSe-
quently procured divorce and is now the
wife OF prominent lawyer of Memphis
Sheriff Conner saws that RYAN nov
wears full beard, which has greatly
changed his looks. He appears to have
lost all hope, and looks ten years older
than when in Sedalia. He was neatly
dressed. and is as particular about his per
son as when he was in the Sedalia Jail.
lie says the woman who was with him at
Shreveport is really his wife, and heexpects
her at Jackson during the present week.
lie has asked permission to have her
share his cell, and the matter has BEEN
taken under advisement.
Sheriff Conner is warm in his praise OF
the Tennessee authorities with whom he
came in contact. He found them to be
set Of courteous gentlemen, and they did
everything they could for him under the
circumstances. He has not vet given up
all hope of securing Ryan, and says he
will spend twice as much As he has al
ready done TO accomplish that end
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
LAMONTE.

Rev y. T. Lacy of Sedalia, will
preach at the Methodist church to-day,
morning and evening.
4 F. Bailey, our postmaster, has SOLD
to j. S. White, our hardware merchant, hi.
house and lot in the southern part OF
town.
Our schools are progressing finely,
under the principaiship of III. l.. Triplett,
assisted by Miss Lizzie Wiles, in the
primary room.
The growing wheat crop is looking
we'll, owing to the fine growing weather
We have had for the past few days.
The Pacific railroad has lot of men
and teams at work repairing and strength
ening the embankment ut the new pond.
which Is very necessary work and vet,
from what We see, it will not add much
strength, rs it is only loose dirt they are
putting in, and as the water rises it will
cause it to run down, hence it may break
at any time. They have now a large
body of water and are trespassing on f. 8.
Cartons meadow. When the pond is full
it will take up about an acre of his land.
1t will also back up on Samuel Gregory.
thus making him good watering place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
He Wanted to Sit Around.

4 nervous looking man went into a
store the other day and sat down for 4
half an hour or SD, when a clerk asked If
there Was anything sho could do for him.
He said M; did not want anything
He went away, and he sat there hall an
hour longer. when the proprietor went IL
him and asked il he wanted To bc shown
anything. No." said the nervou, man
Il just wanted 10 sit around. Ny rhy,i-
clan has recommended perfect qni.t i"r
me, and saws, above all things. | must
avoid being in crowds. Noticing tina;
you did no: advertise in the newspapers,
thought that This would be liz quiet a
place as | could find, so just dropped in
for a few hours oi complete isolation -
The merchant picked up a bolt of paper
cambria Ia brain him, but the man went
out. He said all ne wanted was a quiet
place
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Yves it q POle-Cat 4?

Two lovers were out FOR 4 morning walk
i'm the leafy aisles az a New Jersey forest.
The birds sang blithclv upon the boughS,
the early sunshine quafFed the dew from
grass and petals. and sll nature seemed ;o
rejoice like a bride on her wedding day.
The maiden gathered violets, arbutu- and
cowslips, while he gathered what he sup
posed Ia bc a white kitten that had taken
refuge in the hollow stump Of a lone-de-
parted tree Miserable fate Strange cata>-
trophy. Unhappy man. Referring Ia the
inciden, afterward IN letter TO friend.
the maiden wrote: III tieorc. were
boiled for a thousand wears in the hot
springs Of Iceland, ] don't believe he'd
ever smell sweet again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25

3 TIT N G. Err

The unknown respectfully aues censuring pubcbows his grateful
through the medium for the
people earth for the courtes cves and general
recognition the hands Of the concerning public The
and r. enumerated patronage nd unknown
slow appreciate and his GRATA GRATIA GRATIA
Ito aforesaid {, p.
The unknown has scarcely had look the grocery
the reduction So satisfactory has trade
stepped and relieved the peoples favoe and say
he exhaus the illuminating the dubious gmmer of his aow
Dip don't have time by daygh that Notwithstanding rapid and
advance prices along the whole line Of staple groceries,
that the keptica of persons
they only have faith and believe the unknown
them that bill groceries he them little the best
of shop We've the
prices will sell them You only take the trouble call and
for they strictly confidential and
unknCwn weknown mosty frbs him to speak out meeting
wound the bis brother
All goods sold their merits and every article
properly named. and appreciate this difference
the honest and honorable intentions of this G)C
EKfMAN. can't specifically, but this will OF
and sell for standard Coffee
genu goods American anes imported
skim full chedcr thdrate dried beef vii
Nichols Co.'S Justly celebrated article; twenty grain vinegar
10 IL forty; "A oH cracker for trade marx,
Every article of the kind paicuarizd has Its distinct nomenclature
Corresponds inherent and value. Icu find
only able and willing call the GROCERY DEAL but
well play full hand and AMI cash
long eve full of goods and he has nickel call
Ohio and Third Ss BA1"IIN q ElS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Entitled to the Blue Ribbon.

Officer Mike Whelan is certainly emit
tied To the blue ribbon a. the crack shot
on the police force. He Was called upon
bv lady i'm East Sedalia Yesterday tn kill
her little poodle dog. as. she thought, it
had gone mad. Mike found the dog and
commence 10 perforate il with bullets,
firing four shots, all OF which took effect
The dog fell over "a II dead and Mike
started off putting his gun back in his
pocket. He had not Proceeded far. how.
ever. when h- turned around just in time
I" STE the poodle running off AS if in pur-
suit U. rabbit; Mike Was so thoroughly
disguised, however, that he did not start
in pursuit and the dog made its escape
Many railroads have discarded the
old make of scales, substituting the i'm
proved Howe. Borden, Seleck Il Co
agents, Chicago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
What is the Population?

EDITOR BAzoo:-Which city has the
greater population-Chicago or st. Louis
Please answer in the BAzOo and oblige a
STUMP SUCKER
by the latest census, including the
hotel registers, all the names on the Gene
terry record AMI those who have died oi
bad water and too much wind, Chicago
looms up::with.. sos ,30I, while ST. Louis hon
cstly records $50, 30 actual residents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Queer Advertisements.

The New York Herald contains some
queer advertisements One landladv, in
nocent OF grammatical knowledge, advcr-
tises that she has "a fine, airy. well-fur-
nishcd bed room for gentleman twelve
fee, square" another has "a cheap and de
sirable suite of rooms Tor respectable fam
lily in good repair" still another has "a
hail bed room Tor single woman Ski"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Easily Proven.

II is easily proven that malariaI fevers,
constipations, torpidity of the liver and
kidneys, general debility, nervousness and
neuralgia ailments yield readily to this
great disease conqueror, Hop Bittcrs. Ii
repairs the ravages of diseases by convert
ing the food into rich blood, and il gives
new life and vigor to the aged and infirm
ALWAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Insane.

Frederick ID. Haight, the man who was
arrested here short time ago on charge
of insulting woman by following her
into her house and making an indecent
proposal to her, was to-day adjudged in
sane by the probate court. Among the
witnesses examined, who testified 10 the
mans insane behavior on divers occasions.
were Father Graham. Curd Petty, DIR. J.
b. Jones and Doc Middleton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Died.

AZ % a. IN Oct 49, Moniimcr, sou ci
Chas. and Amanda kvock, aged ;nrr years
and ten months.
The funeral will take place at go T..
m. TO-DAY from the family residence ON
Tenth street, between OhiD and Laminc
streets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25

Fine, dry, seasoned wood in any GUAM
ti,y, delivered in any part of the city
Order by telephone, or at office of the mar
row gauge wood yard, near Broadway.
TERMS CASH. RIG. RAMEY.
lO-23d3O,.] Agent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
BHTIINGElS.
THE LITTLE KNOWN.
APPLETON CITY.

-Gus Van Hall II dispensing the ardent
At Patrick's
A pair al twins AT joe Reds makes
him more famous Than ever.
Ii the weather is favorable there Will
be an immense crowd I'll people AT the
fair.
Miss Archer and Miss Sill are i'm the
city and will practice every day Tor the
race during the fair.
Dir NJ. L. Kirchcloe returned Thurs
day night from visit To his bovhood'>
home in kenuucky.
Contractor ADAMS is deepening the
public well on the corner of Fourth street
and Hickory avenue.
Elder Johnson. former resident of
our city, bur recently vi FL Dura,!u SPRING
arrived Friday on a visit.
Wonder what an OsceoIa Stacedriver's
wife would say If she knew what the city
marshal fired him out OF tie depot for on.
afternoon this week.
We overheard one "i our promincn,
men Offer To wager from one dollar ~ nj
teen thousand that Miss Still wins in IN,
raccS here next week. No takers.
The next time Il certain business man
in this city induces couple of "iallen
angels" from -. Louis To visit orr town
he had better keep faith with them.
Capt. Downey and Mayor Pickerill
were showing of their pacing stee,is on
Fourth street last week. They are both
graceful rides, but received no bouquets.
Peter Cartwright, who has been iden-
titled with the mercantile interests of our
city for some time, left this week for Che
,opa, Kansas, where he will engage In the
hotel business.
i, was Is good a. circus tn sec Col
l.. Mason trying ~ manipulate bic:cle
Yesterday. After wrestling about for hall
IN hour in the mud, he concluded that the
thing WASH; OF any account any way.
Mrs Bachelor, an aged lady, and on,
of our oldest and most respected residents,
died Thursday night from typhoid pneu-
monia. The body was shipped Friday
morning To Louisville, Ky Tor interment
Wheeler, the johnson CITY saloon
keeper who was arrested Friday for viola
taken To Nevada the same day for an ex-
'ifhihitiou. Wneti, ailsT nearing the eVl-
dcnce. he was acquitted.
1t looks Ia 4 man up n tree like 4 bad
reflection on Appleton City when the serv-
ICES of tho marshal have To- be. called into
requisIi:on To protect women nj the depot,
while waiting for the train, from the in
suits of 4 mob Of brainless idiots
John :. Smith. editor of the Voice Of
the People, published at O-Ccola, was
Thursday evening to Hiss Annie
Nally, oil this city. Ii being private. the
Was only witnessed by few
friends OF the contracting parties.
Land buyers are quite numerous, and
several sales have been made within the
pas; few days. Among the best sales are
those oi ID. Sch!abach. at S;ssJT..per acre, and
y. Mendenhall, at $50 per acrr. Both
farms are well improved, aud are desirable
homes.
deputy United States Marshal LAM
bert arrived in thi, city Wednesday. and
IN Thursday proceeded to johnson CITY.
where kc arrested j. W. Wheeler for sell
Ing liquor without L. = license. \ pre-
Iimina.y hearing WAS held al Nevada on
Friday, before Judge J L. Bird-eye.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
SHILOIrS CATAKRH REMEDY.

marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With
each bottle there is an Ingenious usual
Injector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge
Price soc. Sold by your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
Don't Read This

Everybody come and see it, at the room
formerly occupied by Holcomb's china
store, in Ilgen block, Ohio street, sign big
X. $. A. WRIGHT
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25

The Boston Globe brings this item:
Chas: s. Strickland, esq, this city, va.
cured OF rheumatism BY St. Jacobs Oil.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25

Some beautiful styles in
ladies' fine shoes just received
at VIM. Courtney & Co.'s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25

A between Mr. and Mrs. CHEYENNE
Pete" Callahan, last night. resulted in the
latter receiving severe beating. The
police were sent for, but Pete had skipped,
hence escaped arrest.
-llaverly's Mastodon MINISTRIES will
appear nj Smiths opera house on Monday
night. Oct. 3ist. The troupe embraces
fifty star performers and is now considered
the finest on the road
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
WOOD! WOOD.

YOUR GROCERIES OF WEST
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-24
A legal Dispute Over Fees,

The hearing in the The cases of MacManus VS.
StandiSb, Chiles VS.. Porter, and Winder VS.. STAN
dish which occupied the attention of the Supreme
Court of the District for two days, was concluded
last Saturday. The eases involved the disposition
of some S143 1888 now in the hands of the Secre-
taTy Of State and paid by the Mexican claims COM
mission as an indemnity for the killing of three
American citizens in Mexico in the year 1865. By
legal manipulation and continuance, and the in
coming Of several parties into the case to assist in
prosecuting the claims before the commission. the
question has arisen to fees and per centum that
the attorneys are entitled to. Each has the other
restrained from collecting any of the money from
the Secretary of State until the court defines
the status of the various parties interested. The
point under discussion was the jurisdiction Of the
court to consider the matter. This was argued to
considerable length. Chief Justice Cartier deliv-
cred the unanimous opinion of the court that it
had jurisdiction, and decided that the case must
be heard or its merits.
The Chief Justice to give time TO have the record
printed, set the case down for hearing for Febru-
airy Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-24
The Second Coming OF Christ.

At st. Paul's English Lutheran Church, corner
Eleventh and H streets, Rev. Professor Hughes, of
Newberry College, s. c., preached yesterday at the
II III. service, his thcme being the second coming
ofChrist. After drawing picture OF the Christ
whom the Jews of old had so arxiousiy looked for,
and the manner in which they had expected
Him TO come, turned to the inspired promises of
the New Testament, and said Christ will come
again, and will come i'll power and glory. The
angels and archangelS will accompany Him. and a
host of redeemed souls will attend His footsteps
cloud of living witnesses whose sins, though as
scarlet, have been washed away in the redceming
blood.
Upon Christ's second coming, war, famine and
pestilence shall cease and Gods fOotstOol no more
be profaned by mans iniquity. Under the touch
of His mighty power oppression shall vanish and
usurpers' thrones crunble to dust. Christ will
come again and faith shall be lost Ill right hope in
fruitiOn, and death conquered i'll victorious i'm
mortality. Christ will come again, and the hypo-
critic viii flee from his wrath; the devouTer of the
widows substance, the oppfeSSof of the orphan
and the blaSphemer will stand appalled, amid the
wreck CT worlds. Sin with lis withered sceptre,
death with broken Scythe, and dark despair with
its dragon wings shall be hurled back into their
native hell and, redeemed from iniGuity, man shall
walk in the presence OF God.
These the precious prom ises 70 be fulfilled in
ChriSts second coming, for. has He not said, Let
not your hearts be troubled. You believe i'll the
Father, believe We also III Inc. IN my Fathers
house there are many mansions. If ii were not
so L would have told y0u. l go 10 prepare g place
for you, that where am there We may be also"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-24
The Eight Peg Gem. Certificates.

Mr. W. Oscar ROonle, chief of the bureau of
the revision Of assessments under the District
government, has complied with a request of Hon.
Mr.. Neale Of the House District Committee to fur
nish that gentleman with information concerning
the eight per cent. certificates. The amount Of re-
auctions made by the revision of assessments on
unpaid liens, will Mr. Roome says be under $780,
600, TO which the holders claim interest should be
added at ten per cent from average date of 1872
There remains uncolected special assessments to
the amount of SSfS H. less collected since De-
cemher q, SSl ,43S, making q total of 67476.17
now outstanding, TO which add interest at ten per
cent. for an average of four years pledged to the
sinking fund for the redemption of the eight per
cents, SI6 47617, interest amounting to S306
or total due on account of the sinking fund Of
1904 1864. The amount of eight per cents. out
standing, including Interest to date, issSl4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Grand italian Opcra-goe Elm met-Theaire
CoEnIaue-.t Pirates.-, &c.

Her Majesty's Italian Opera Company, under the
management of Colonel lIapleson, will appear for
the first time in this city at Ford's Opera House
tonight The company embraces Madame Etelka
Gerster, Mile Valera. Miss Annie Louise Cary,
Mile Anna Dc BclOcca, Signor Raycili, SignOr
Campanini. Sgnor Franco NOvGra, signor Del
PueIlte. and others principals, and full and
efficient chorus, under the direction of SignOr
Zarini, chorus master of La Soda, Milan. The
orchestra, which will be fully competent, will be
under the control of Signor Ar(iiti, whose repu-
tation as wielder of the baton Is SO well known
to guarantee that this department viii be, what
it is usually not, perfect.
The opera tonight viii be La Sonnambula"
an opera always a favorite i'll this city, and it will
afford our citizens the first opportunity of listen
ing to the exquisite voice and remarkable cxecu-
ton of Gerster, who has for two seasons been the
recipient of the most lavish praise from the must
cal critics of New York
Although Faust u is an opera that is extremely
popular and its beauties are thoroughly apprcci-
ated yet il does seem that we are TO have but
tW nights of opera, Colonel MGplesOn might sub
stitute B0ito's "MefiStofele' tomorrow night.
This opera has never been heard in this city, and
it is believed that the change would be readily as
sented to, even though the tickets were purchased
for GOunOdS master work.