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ALL LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs.
GOOD VALUES.
&c., 7bc. 81. 90 and sI.25
ALL LINEN NAPKINS,
EXTRA WEIGHT.
$50 to s.. 60.
ALL LINEN DOYLIES,
PLAIN WHITE AND COLORED BoRDERED,
sl.25 to a. 90.
WINE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
TYLER l. CHEWING,
Jas sls fra STREET NORTHWEST.
SEArox PrnnY.
Successor to Ferry Brother,.
CALLS "spECIAL ATTENTION. TO A LARGE
ssShTrMEAT e tsPE MICH WILL s.
soSSTAeAff AS6EMBRorpEREsno ROBES At COST.
AZ jAtkE Ers Rkb fEEHssEs
shf EEsfs ks5 FILTERED TIE 5ffShsS
EXTRA x IAxt ATTRACTIONS" IN LINENS AND
IMBossEp vEIvETs n EvESfNG ffSTs.
FRENCH SILKS. BEST MAKES. FROM 81 TO IS.
sHAD B sLkhik Sa fkks RON g
fish ss5 & al Sol g g
RICH skocIDED' ~ siT1Ns AND EVENING
GAUZES.
E szaHsH4E5G ER fEaEF' GLOVES
~ DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
GOODS.
az CHOICE GooDs. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CORRECT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1870. ja6
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THE CARROLL lNsTITUTE.-The Carroll Institute,
at its annual meeting, last night. elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Lieut. E. w. Stur-
dy, U.S.N, PRESIDENT; Major j. E. Malet first vice
PRESIDENT; William Richards, second vice preS1-
dent; H. W. Sohon, recording secretary; A. s. King,
corresponding secretary; E. j. Hannah, treasurer;
Charles Mccarthy, librarian; C. L. Clarke, assist
Murphy, John T. Fallon, John L. Burkhart, Il. II.
Byrnes and George Bogus additional members OF
the board Of directors.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, DC. Jan. II, 1853, 10 a. m
For tie ni,iilc Atlantic states. fair weather,
n9rIheTly, generally shifting To s1utheriy winds,
Sc -tiOaary or higher temperature, rising, followed
lY L iill- harCElPfpr
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE
WEAVER. KENGLA q COZ
4, NDRY SOAP

II ECONOMICAL BECAUSE IT rs PURE; BTlR0
FRYE FROM ALL ADULTERATIoNH SUCH Az
MARBLE DUST, S0APSToNE, PIPE CLAY, Sill.
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T u SAFE. BECAUSE IT n NATurAoTUKKD
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIE: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELvE1A
PALM AND COCOANUc OILS; WHILE ON I'm
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS on TIE MAJ
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCAeeEe OF PUTRD DEAD ANWA10
THUS EEDANGERIN0 LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT Up IN BARa. And EvEky Bah tsANp80
WITH DUB NAME.
yOB eALE By 0R0CERS 0EKkRAILx
AND WHOLKeALE At OFEICR
~ laAI WATZR eTRKET. 0E0D0IrOWx. d. q
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a oooDRloH. AUTHORITARIAN. ~ D1Ans
~ As g. e: s'ciss ks:;'i =: 49,, 3
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NOTICF.-ASsgnPe'S sale OF the entire stock OF
Mr.. Siyerberg, 32 9TH street ana 313 Sth street.
This entire and immense stock, comprising the
largest variety OF goods, and too well known to
need enumeration, will be sold at forced sale, re-
gardless OF cost. Bargains may be expected.
ZachaIah Totriner. assignee.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
Mns. c.. K1oczrwsK1
(Formerly NINE. KORN)
FRENCH DRES SHAKER,
909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Wedding Dinner and Reception Dresses . specially.
Only fret-cass work done. jaS-Im
IL OUGL ASS.
NINTH AND r STREETS
EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES.
On MONDAY. January 8. will begin our eighth
annual sale of Ladies' Underga-ments. with 200
thoroughly made and trimmed
CHEMISE AND DRAWERS,
AT Csc. EACH.
Every garment offered at this sale s Of our manufac-
ture and guarantee the wearing quality of the
lin to be onethrd to oneha greater than that of any
other muslin made. During the continuance of this
SALE special prices will be made on all garments.
DOUGLASS.
JAG NINTH STREET.
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sec. BLACK KIDS. formerly s1.62 Cochrane's.
In. STAINED GLASS Tor transoms j. Jay Gould's
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REDUCTIONS in gents fine shoes; VIM. Hahn &
Co.'S reliable shoe house, Sl6 9TH St and 1922 Paay
$3.50 best hand-sewed CATERS, $3.50
s. 90 best hand-Sewed button, s.. so
s. p French calf button, s35,.
50 so fine calf button and laced, 80 90
500 10th top calf and laced. s2.45.
$4L00 fine calf Sewed boots, 81. 90.
81 80 BOYS best calf laced s2O0
$500 gents patent leather pumps, $3.50.
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THE VIRGINIA CONTROVERSIAL the annual
meeting OF the coalition association Of Virginia
last evening officers were elected for the ensuing
year. as follows: President, James n. Sebrel;
cording secretary, +. Brame; assistant recording
secretary, P. b. Bagly; corresponding secretary
Mathew Trimbla; treasurer, G. II. c. Phillips,
and sergeant at arms, James A. Stokes.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENT9 STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
ind guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand-mad Undercothing Merno Underwear
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goo1s
French Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules" sun.
porting Corset for which Miss H. Is special agent,
and Il Corset her own make. that for the price
cannot be surpassed
N.B.-French. German and Spanish spoken. a5
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THE GEORGETOWN ALUMNI.-The annual banque
OF the Alumni Association OF Georgetown Uni
versity was held at Welcker's last evening, AM
was we'll attended. Mr.. Wm.F. Quicksall presided
MIR. 7. A. Lambert delivered the address OF wei
come TOasts were responded to by Messrs. Chas
A. Elliot, E. D. Brady, A. P. Morse and DR.. p. j
Murphy.
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THE ARCHIE DENNIS GUARDIANSHIP CAsE.-To-
day in the Probate Court, Judge Hagner, the
case OF the estate of Sarah E. Dennis, In which
the guardian, Anatole B. Dennis, to his younger
to-day to file his accounts was called. Mr.. H. b.
MOultOn, 1t will be remembered. was on the last
court day appointed guar dian Of Archie, the for
mer letters being revoked, and to-day It being as
certa1ned that A. B. Dennis had entered upon his
duties without giving bond, the court revoked the
order recurring the accounts to be filed.
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THE sLErGnuSG CARNIVAL.
Lively Time on the Avenue.
THAT RENOWNED rHoRouGHFARB GIVEN Up TO THE
sLETGHERs, WITH AND WITHOUT MAsKs-NoTABLE
TUREOVTs-A YINR DAY FOR THE SPORT.

TURNOpTS-A 4fNR DAY FOR THk SPORT.
The snow-K King and the King OF the Carnival, with
| their attendant powers and princpalt!es, this
afternoon held J3int sway over Pennsylvania ave-
nue., the District Commissioners, the potentates
who ordinarily rule over this thoroughfare, having
yielded for the hour to the reign OF frigid fun
There were some fears this morning that the
"bootiful snowH would be put to fight by the in
| vading hosts OF another monarch, King Sol, who
had not been consulted in this division OF SOW
ereignt1eS, but q truce was patched up. and the
hostile intentions Of che disgruntled potentate were
manl1.sted only In n faint demonstration. which
rather improved the sleghng than otherwise.
Al least that's whatFa committeeman said to q
s 81 den ,spor.er though he omitted the imagery
It thswS. The going will be all the better for it.
While the compact between the District Commits
siOners and the other mighty rulers, mentioned
above, was being perfected the marshal and his
aids were arranging the details OF the grand
carnival procession.
THE CHIEF MARSHAL AND HIS AIDS.
The following gentlemen were elected at meet
ing last evening to act as aids to Chief Marshal
James E. Waugh: j. P. Willett, chief OF staff;
William Dickson, E. B. Lafferty, Captain John s.
Miller, Colonel Myron NJ. Parker, Colonel ]. o. P.
Burnside, William Oyster, DIR. F. E. Smith, DR.. b
B. Adams. Thomas NJ. Steep. C.. r. McBlair, Col
+. l. Crawford, L s: Fllbert. J; P. B. Phelps
A. ID. Marks, I. b. Cross and Harry Rapley.
THE RENDEZVOUS
was at the corner Of Maryland avenue and LIST
street west, ana towards two O'Clock marshals
picking their way carefully through the snow on
horseback and vowing inwardly never to mount
horse again without putting feather bolster in
the saddle, and Seighers cracking their whips and
eager for the wild but innocent revel, began max
Ing their way to the place OF meeting. Then
came the odd rigs gotten up for the occasion.
bob-sleds garpshed with holiday favors, sleighs
made up OF dry goods boxes and driven by sprites,
hob-gobltns and all sorts OF shapes Every fam
tastic and grOtesque thing that the spirit OF mer-
riment could suggest were represented in the
gathering legons, and even the lugubrious female
figure on the statue OF Peace was cheered up for q
while by the grotesque spectacle.
CARNIVAL NOTES.
The Judges OF the carnival, Messrs c. c. Dun
canson, W. j. Stephenson, Frank Hume, Robert
Boyd, E. G. Davis, M. NJ. Parker and John A.
Downs, met at the National Fair rooms, Vernon
Row, and viewed the procession from the Bal
cOny.
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man arrested by Policeman Breen, last Monday,
with valuable silk furlined ladyS circular in his
possession, which he trying to sell for triae
was called up to the bar of the Police Court
Thursday and charged with the larceny OF that ar
Martin stated that she came here from Baltimore
last Monday and went to the house OF Judge Law
renee, and left the circular in the hail. and it was
cred as her property. Private Breen testified to
recovering the property from the prisoner. Taylor
stated that he belonged to a respectable family.
He stated that he has been unfortunate Of late,
and drifted to this city last Monday. He denied
the larceny Of the coat Mrs. Camelia I. Finley,
OF 1874 Vermont avenue, stated that the prisoner
looked like a man who came to her house and got
his breakfast the day the coat was stolen. He
was sentenced to six months in tail
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THE CoLoRED MAN WHO WAS SHOT BY POLICE.
MAN.-Chas. Murphy, the cOlored man who was
shot in the leg by Officer Lamb a few days ago
and subsequently sent to jail to await the action
OF the grand jury on the charge OF using personal
violence on police officer, was released from jail
to-day on $500 bail He was brought from Jail to
the Police Court this afternoon in the police ambu.
lance, and recognized forhis appearance and was
taken home.
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ssBuchu.Pafba.S
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney; Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
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DINKING TWO CENTS PER YARD!
Il oO2 9th street northwest corner Ut I.
Variety of styles. Special rates to Dressinakers.
ILA1TI> Parisian model &c. per yard.
Rose Trimming. Agency Nine. Demorest's Patterns,
Dressmaking. Miss BELLE LUCAS. 900 9th st. n. W.
NIL "
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CHICAGO, Sept. 90.

FIoUR-Msrket quiet.
WuEaT-Fair and higher; regular 9I oeptem-
ber. e5t,Qeszs October; 9S09olz Move beri lW1s
Decemrer: 81 Gl1s January; No. spring 9ots99o14;
No 3 S4Is; winter 81 0lE W. ,
CoRSEouiet: iy5s cash and September; $3.50
,oI October; SAG is7s November; i13s year; 49,.
a 1885 May. .-,>.s. OH
SanIember; 2s October; cs12 November; 2sGZs1s
December: RS year; 3214 S325s May
RYE-Steaiy at 80. 1900,
BARLEY-iull weak and lower at 6I9G2e-
TTAE SEED-Fair demand AT Il -.
pOPE-Lower ut SO 5ic1l0 62}a cash; $40 JoS
IN - sentemb rsl0 52l 81 October; slo i5sl0 n
Noyember; Sic 351egI0 IL year; Sii 3oSil o2'a
January. ,,o.o,o.
g. 5aIal7 80 Ncyemqer; = % year; 81 6I5&Sd 'o
Jauulry. ,,,u a. On. shor,
-;bs Sc 20; short clean 80 %.
RI}T rER-Steidy.
Et;GS-StcIty al Il
WHI~KY-Sicaly AZ 81 10.
CHEESE-NoJ quoted.
CAf,I-Whe heat tx,ner at 9j14 Octobe'; 9lts No
v.n,fs,r 49, December. Corn rirner AT 1875 sep
te,nhsr: al, October; 4S3s November; iI7a year,
Pork higher III s1o50 September and October; 1000
N"yamiar Lard irregular at - S'7a October;
:. o., November
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Preliminary subscriptions amounting
to more than 100000 are a sufficient
guarantee that the city of Atlanta,
Ga, Will soon have new hotel In
place of the Kimball house, which
went up in smoke six weeks ago, ard
probably bigger and better one.
Two improvements the projectors can
certainly make sure of: Trey can
build practically fre-proof structure
and when it is finished they can H.
stall a manager who will keep it as
sweet and clean, as most southern
hotels are not. There is no reason,
except precedent, why. the self-respect
ing inmate of : southern hotel
should be compelled to wipe
off the furniture. mante!s and
window-casiags of his room before un-
packing his trunk.
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ST. LOUIS. sept. -.
FLOUR-U nehanged.
WHEAT-HiSher but unsettled 40. reu 81 oV4
= O,Ia November; 81 Vi1s December; IL Ny Di9
year 81 co.,, bid january; Il IA BID May; NO. REQ
CcRN1Iower for near by months; 4o2@io%4
cash. IT, September; 46 October; Hia D'd NoFem,
Der; ia5s yeaI; i2'4 noniinaiiy 'ahuarS' - "'"
ONTs-Be,t.r and slow at 2514G26 Dash; rs Oeto-
ber -. November; % year; 81 Did oapu'is' ''|s
May
I RYE-Lower, 5l@5il.
BARLEI-Ouiet, todi0.
LEAD-Steady NJ 60 ?5(di w.
EtiGS-Lower. l9ceIl9'9.
BUTT Eis-Unchanged- -.o,
EIay SFEO-S ow and quiet at s. J'l,i j..
HAY-Steady; prairie s71aSs u; timothy s'o"S
sI2 ca.
RRAN-Steady 81 at mill
CORN MEALs-tluiet, " TO-
WHISKY-Steady at III a. .A.; ,-.do
PROVISIONS-Very slow; oaiy Jo"oine ""e
done.
| LARp-Nominal. rs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

As the score stands now, Boston in
all probability, will become blessed
with that inestimable boon which sur
passeth all other worldly honors in
value, the base ball championship.
If this proves to be the case, no one
can saw that fate has not dealt kindly
by the beau Hub. With the base
ball championship and the pugilist
Sullivan, Boston will be able to for
get the sffiiction which broke up its
celebrated literary coterie through
the Death of Emerson and LongfellOw.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02
A Surburan Row.

A man came to ,hc police station this
mo.ping at one O'Clock and complained to
the police of terrible racket which was
going on at Mrs. OBannon's house at
Thirteenth and GRIND avenue. Several
men were on the outside Of the house and
there seemed to be one on:the inside: They
were cursing and talking angrily and
foullv aud one of them fired Oh a pistol
Whether anv one was hurt or not was not
learned. The crowd then disp ersed when
thew thought their actions were observed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

MIR. Hutchins, editor of the Wash
ington Post, now lives in a big house
next TO the British ambassadors resi-
dence at the national capital. This is
an illustration of what talent and en-
ergy will accomplish. Six years age
Mr.. Hutchins was a melaber OF ths
Missouri legislature and boarded in s
st, Louis hotel.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

A little girl fell from the bridge
across the Yantic River near Norwich,
Conn, last Friday and would newt
ably have drowned if Mrs. Mahon, a
woman seventy years of age, had not
sprung in after her. They both sank
after a struggle, but as they rose
again the heroic old woman succeeded
in grasping a rock with one hand
while the other she still held the child
and thus kept both their heads above
water until they were rescued. The
Child was then unconscious but sh;
was soon resuscita;ed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02
FOREIGN NEWS.


Paris, Sept. 29-The houses and oaico-
MES along the route traversed by the
King of Spain was thronged with people.
Soon as the King appeared at the station
the crowd made SO great clamor that the
Spanish national anthem which was being
played by the band was almost inaudibie.
The clamor continued in all the streets
through which the cortege passed and IN
sul,ing cries were directe toward the King
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The Sea Of Oblivion

Would long since have swallowed up sozo-
don't in common with so many forgotten
tooth pastes and dentifrices, did not the e! :.
perience OF a whole nation prove, that II
possesses signal advantages. 1t thoroughly
cleans the teeth, dissolving and removing
their impurities 1t revives their fading
whiteness and strengthens their relaxing
hold upon their sockets; it renders colo5lsss'
liberated gums hard an healthy; and BE-
sides neufra,izing and unsavory breath,
invests it with its own. fragrance. s-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

The republicans of Maryland nom-
mated Hart B. Holton for governor,
and a colored delegate guaranteed
forty thousand negro votes for him.
The resolutions adopted cordially ap'
prove of the course of President
Arthur, but declare that grave abuses
continue to exist in the administration
of the state government, and that the
rulers must be dethroned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Senator Pendleton keeps right
along with his democratic speeches,
just as though he he hadn't been read
out of the party by Johnnie Mclean.
Which rem inds us of the man who re-
marked to a fellow who threatened
him with a pistol: "Look here, sir
if YOU hit me with that and l find II
out, there II be trouble"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

In 1874 Senator Dawes nearly
blew out his lungs bowling fer Ben
Butler, but now he has conriFtlon
fit whenever Buffers name is meE'
toned. Butler hasn't changed, bu:
Dawes bas. And he might keep on
changing with fair chance of I'M
provement if the change would only
set in in the right direction.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

James McDermott, of Brooklyn,
whose discharge from custody at
Liverpool was recently ordered refuses
to quit the prison unless police pro-
lection is assured him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Brewster, attorney general. who has
disappeared from public view since
his able management OF the star-rcute
cases resulted in the acquital OF every
defendant, is still among the living.
Indeed. Washington society will soon
enjoy an opportunity to behold his re-
splendent linen orce again. There Is
no reason to suppose that a proper
sense of his official duties would again
take him to Washington. but, a;
Lord Coleridse will soon visit that
city, Mr.. Brewster announces that he
shall go there AS distinguished mem
Der of the American bar to do hin
honor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

A long article in the Pittsburg
Post on the use of natural gas for fuel
testifies to the interest which is feit III
that smoky city in the problem OF
of making it cleaner, and likewise
contains a rather striking enumera-
ton of the industrial establishments
which have already fonnd natural gas
a cheaper and more efficient agent
than coal. Of course the chief un'
certainty at present lies il the impos
sibility of determining the extent and
capacity of the veins from which the
new fuel issues but men who have
made the subject study find reasons
fer believing that the supply is practl
cably inexhaustible.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

The colored orator has been SWIM
ming in sea of glory at the Louis
vile convention. 1t has been great
time for him. "Sit down, about forty
of YOU ~ shouted the chairman, the
other morning. Everybody wanted
to speak, and the big words and long
sentences rival the palmiest oratory Of
the distinguished Mr.. Evans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

II is said that Robinson, the candi-
date of the Massachusetts, republicans
for the governorship, is a member OF
q church choir. Ifthis is campaign,
lie. il shows to what extent the ma
levolence of the democrats can carry
them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02
nm sEDAIIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1883.

department considered it necessary to
proceed with the work in order to lose
no time. The new die will be finish
ed in about two weeks. The works
are running night and day with two
sets of hands.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

The glory OF man is his strength. II
vou arc weakened down through excessive
study. or by early indiscre.ions, Aliens
pain food will permanently restore all
lost 10 vigor, and strengthen all the muscles,
Of brain and body. 81. for S5.-At
druggists. or by mail from }. h. Alien, Slo
First ave. New York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

John Bowley, young lawyer OF
Chestertown, Maryland. who led Ills
class at Princeton college was found
dead in bed yesterday. He left for
the coroner a note asking him to solve
the question whether he died of iauda-
mum, love, or whisky.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Senator Cullom, who succeeds Da-
vid Davis, will not literally till the
Iatter's place, for he isn't much more
than half as big, being only medium
sized man. He is.a good talker, and
ike the average Illinois statesman,
full of anecdotes and "little stories.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

jay Rial, the "Uncle Toms Cabin
manager, walked arm in arm between
Gen. Grant and William Al. EVar.s
to witness the Northern Pacific spike
driving. He has sent to Siberia fol
half a dozen more bloodhounds, and
his half-sheet posters will hereafter be
printed in red ink.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

The Massachusetts, republicans wear
smiling faces and claim TO be full of
hone. but the enthusiastic Butterflies
contend that the republican candidate
will be knocked out quicker than YOU
can saw George Robinson.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Hannibal Hamlin is going to pre-
sent q fine public clock to his native
town of Paris, Me. If the gift proves
ANYTHING like its donor it will be
from forty to Fifty years behind time
before it is q week old.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Hon. F. o. Prince, of Boston, who
was nominated by the democrats for
lieutenant governor, is in France with
his invalid wife. He yesterday cabIed
the information that he cannot ex'
cent a place on the ticket.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

1t is though: that Il. L. Wright,
the defaulting assistant postmaster at
Racine, will reimburse his sureties by
conveying real estate formerly owned
by his father. He is to be tried next
week In Milwaukee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02
A Crowd Awaited.

Paris, Sept. 29.-An immense crowd oil
working men and lower classes OF this city,
congregated to-day, outside Of the railway
station. where King Alfonso, Of Spain, was
expected to aiight, and alcug Rue Laiay-
ellie. 4 strong iorce Of cavalry and police
were placed on guard at the station.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Mr.. Frederick Gerhard Is not at
tracing much attention in Paris, and
it would therefore appear that the
American dude is not type which
French sociologists care to study and
classify.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

The United States Stamped En-
velope Co., has already delivered more
than 80, OeO, 900 of the new two cent
issue. The company is dissatisfied
with the die and has ordered new one
but in the meantime the postefice