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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
Nllocc,luneou5

EOR SALE CuEAi-lorty colonies lt.liln
is.s --A1 --, ta 3.,Ii i. "i,,..,,t A ~
all Together BAIT 81 M.N.-I.i4- "...-' WEI
FhHN- ~
DTRCUASER-A Young lady of refined t'1te
Wsne' &C. D, plf.aaHlf DO 'u'ttl.Tn lafh't i.-si
nm aai.csA ai,Ie.a U one oeea ntNth iuonne 'ui'
HHF COLISEUM. Plan. tor his offensive
| structuf, viii hr,HmJi,tec won CAV aug ~ 'Wo.f.
tUi, aru.a bs ieui lnmed .t.v OBJ, iftHieols NF,'
N, r.fair.ra = Del. an ii q 20 TAM ~ al ,i''
l'''h'A"s 'ffN ~ " IA Last iAth.et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
6itnatlors n1anleo-- females.

~'hhNiloil9
A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
tcs,r,.-.s a As ,5s Si1.I !. g.: v...,
" IL Pk5gsik'RS' Secretary y RH EIt5dG' s.ssa.r
Main once 1917 Broadway near sItt-st
Braneh-l2i Ess 195th-s'. near sdaye
BROOKLYN 80 AVID 81 Couri-st. City Hall.
One Zee entities patrons to he privilege Of ali the oroo.
ne IeieFensss Of the following advertisers have been IN
Advertisers be at our ONCE
Cook.-Fr,tcla's prt7ats family city countryi So
c999,k boarding house, city or country g.
Co9E AND ASSIST wAsH.-cty or country Noo4
COOK and LAUNDRTss.-Good cook and excellent
lapndrtss no d D, a. l.3l7 BROADWAY
try NO at i8 Broad Warp ''u'' Ct" VI
UPS rATRs or M ~ ~ BrPq9ER{ ccrn,n
c9AaRtf&iIb and 52 Pffif9F3y the
LAuN Bttss,ierrnan Protestant, city country No
tAuNnRLss-I ngish Prote-tant understand the bust
nos' thoroughly MOI n, At 1917 Broadway.
10I N& :, girl wishes to do plain sewing or
Tribune Uptown once 27s broadway.
A MISS l.. CAMpBELTiS foreign and do
~ me.c male and female EMPLOYMENT BrRFAU.
$500 ~ 81 'ervlnts Disappointing huiuos Will DO o.
CHANBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By re-
- 'r'ri4hlr competent thnrhenrnd and Wniirna
W. s,,i n washing and ronng city orcountry lol Eas
Ok.LAUNDRES~ aud GENERALuOUSE-
- MpNk ny 'n lurl' su very e't roicrcncc' good
cly o. country a. trisc9rHi Sos. - Ea,t iliDst
COOk.- liy Gr,t-class German Cook good
- az "hr'n'o1 3li East oh't. ring tho hol ivioo
COOK or COOK and LAuNpREss.-By a
r,i ,N,sI p..'g ng,, honesi gd. Tor cy ot country
Nc. 4.a ,tiavc u,,, i5tast. up stairs
(WoA.-Iiy m American Protestant; private
- stt one II i6i tr5at ''' '' ''''1 "' '''A
COOK-Bv q Swedish girl az frst-ciass cook.
" 81 E"st ltth-st present employers
COOK AND LAUNDEESS.-In private fam
10 cards "' Ia5 51 Hes 5 T aoaf 5 5 o3 rsSi
COOk-By p competent and reliable. young
y woman thoroughly experienced IN all kinds OF cooking
uouabie city references 55i West 4s'lat ton floor.
CoQK.-By a respectable woman as a first
- ci9a, COOK knows ne busress II al t' branches
COOKIE an English Protestant woman "a
y eIpe ence ami coos good bre ID and biscuit uaker
also II IDS ore 81 "a raterence'. IN be seen at
Co.. o'haV near '',h-'I
FAMILIES. institutions, hotels, restaurants
1 ana board t-housrs suppled promptly with help Of
every ''''H ''''' OK GoHGrlgTEiRs los o-avo
EIRST-CLASS COOK. with best city refer
T1 54,H9 , uiI'1 4' ,v S''n''' Adj
GENERAL HOCSEWOKK.-By a young
- woman willing and o51sing best c.Y Tei.pnnce ~
HOCNE-CLEANING or COOKING.-By a
out by 'f' c y gil who D'' WIN Der 5i moves G G 20
HOUSEKEEPER.-Bya milde-agcd woman;
a., or Y IN '' .i 81 ys'a 1T R ss 4a
HOUSEWORK.-By IL German Protestant
f foo 5u9 wages references 800 East 2' TOP
I AUNDRESS.-By q respectable woman as a
= lr-tea7s 'auntre-s Knows tine business ~ aI ts
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Rooms ano flats 20 Get.

DOCKLAND and IRN INGION.
II Nos 1895 lfS ifu. nap west i'th FL -If'I. .I- '
apartments new veI lritei paucred decorated h'nri
tnl.h steam heat lset ieep Hai attempting i.'h'
sfOo ~ fl,llD EDGAR LLA1'hAi J. t''.f DBL. '''A'
V'HF GRANERCN. 81 ErlWcrc, lark.-~cF-
er Desirable unfuuisiei suites 'or lam.nrs ,hl' .l
strictly building Also hatlf.'i y
ROOMS al reasonable rates A.p1 ot th' promise
IINFURNlSHED APARTMENTS TO LII.
~ A. vet 11th.st ~ me -uncy
IL West 6ld.st Nutklanl
2Ui West 6ttIs-. % Winnc.d ....,r,r
VERY DESIRABLE FLATS and APAkI-
' MENTs 10 LII rn all paris 81 The cat! - . -
FULsOM bhUtuElla L2ss bIOadN1'
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Buslnto5 Caaures.

WANTED a practical Journalist ~ purchase
W an interest % sci. esabstet ani ravng taly and
weesr n0wspa tt ruhlshe. u ointment ccanty to~a
~ post Onlee bo. 4. oOa. rnilaispns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

NCRF HOUSE. Ocean Beach. \. ." ,,-
- Orens June "a. a frsi-class family mouse y I'-
terec and painted. Thoroughly drained sa 1rh,"'- ''
800 l. J.. CARR I-BN.
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amnsements.

BASEBALL, Polo Grounds, to-day.
~ Grad League Championship Match
- vs. NETWORK.
Game called at pm. Admission 30 cents.
RIJOU OPERA HOUSE, Bway and 30th-st.
~ Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
III" c2iT 1iG of i S6R siilIfy Matinee
CASINO $50 Broadway and 30th-st.
THE LITTLE DUKE.
ny PTe-s9ted a 10 the Mot complete MeRnsr
S s2 So 1S 6 osR
EDEN MUSEE. 80 West 23d-st.
Always delightfully."- cool
WAX 5eops, csm5 q 5 52g, ana op dS4saa Alter
noon and Evening Admission 90 cents Children 20 cents
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.-sept /.
NoIt MoND1I :, t@G r. rfs,ni London success
with css o. unusual strength
'-'Bot sale opens on Thursday morning
GRAND OPERA HOUSE STORM BEATEN
- Reserved seats orch circle ard balcony Soc
This week only. y ED. and sAl.. MArISEEs
The .u 9psaao 81 S %' 69 FR.NRIv BAY
an EFA ~ rE4 a. n. VII appegar r. t the
Mkt WFfK-RARrLEi CAMrnEtEs PARArtoN.
ROSTER u BIAIiS 23d-st aud Gtn-nve.
wamS s' VIE s Inn, '1 saSs 'i ss Tho air,p,
Jesse %s and Of n.s G 6usE L
MADISON sol ARE THEATRE. AZ $50.
VA Fttru MONrU SATURDAY MATINEE at ,
NAV nt@9-ss09T ,e'a, . ,roa' NAV hi00..88MM
- ~cptt CALLED uACk" Dub Avenue Theatre.
NlBlO'S Garden. Crowded.
- rOOtr ANp UtlNDUr ruprcf1rf ami Managers.
, Reserved seats orgh,an C.rce aud D. e'ny 10 coats
MATINEE WEDNESDAY ANn SATURDAY Ar ..
GTAR THEATRE. broadway and 13th-st.
- MT LESTER WAfIAtN Proprietor and Manager.
JltII MriIANT ~tII Es4.
KiEALFN BHOruERS'
Greatest OF all Productions,
AND THE -E\EN RAVENS.
The Perfect on Of Spectacular -pendor
MAIlNEtS WEDNESDAY, AND ~AIl ltDAI.
Popular Prices. -5c,, Dee, 81 and 81 30.
TENTH ANNUAL PLATTDUTSCHET
Il NULh5FFSr
AT sCHUTZFN PARK UNION HILL
August 20, -. -5 and 20. IL a
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
y QTEENA ." PFONOTN JED SUCCESS"
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
QUEENA EBEN pLNMpION SADIE MAEIINOE
LILLIAN SPENCER
QUEENA I wal prices Box of.ce always open
IfTH-STREET THEATRE. Cor 6th-aye.
4 4 Last Iimes-Fverv evening ed and sat Matinees
RAG BABY.
4 POSITIVE SUCCESS GRAB IT. QIlCkW
Monday. september /. FREAKS or FORTUNE"
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SAGAMORE HOTEL,
N o BHOWN.

'THF FALMOUTH HOTEL. Portland Maine.
Tbis fne hotel ls te largest and
the ctv It's delightfully."- situated n ne most central and
sonveut auu oher ile pun.t
uoueeerts hotel 10 NeW1 orb 20 Boston oi elegance
tconouY convenience II VIII hf found an
sieeptonabe 0rstc4ss hotel aud conducted 30 liberal
tnncp,s J b. MARTIN, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
"THE BERKELEY ARMS"

HEEkLLEY OCEAN COUNTY. NEW
NOW OPEN.
u miles south N TONG Branch fronting directly on mag
khctnt bathing beach with BsuegW bsy n The hIe
soang ADD Gshua music every one AFTERNOON ron Ls
fNV erected Casino lalcuuJ uaus lea'e leur@vlvan.s
suiosd loot OF Uesbrosses and Corandi sf az 7ftO and
feo NJ. 3sJO snd 5tOOP 81 ~ kbAi =. SiOO IA
iett Once suf N ssferIi nj 1eCuIaUl ir tls hotel
GbO. nOlnT,
Hoie. Bellevue philadelphia. PROPRIETOR
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SURF HOTEL,

fIII ISLAND htA' H.
purg sea iret yes and stll water Da'hIt h h-"b
sIlay tOlf.' t1rrh, D" a4i
sEph u l8le Trains leave Long Island i.s al 30 ID "
hnd 4s5 10 IN nom foot " Pine sts New orb, l Annex
s05 u j. - = 1Nh'ii7 "a -o-'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

Crrlu Steamers.
4 NCHOR LINE-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
= GLASGOW "a LONDONpERRY
Ethiopia. 30 noon Bolvia-...-.S Sept. - noon
FuInessi Sept o. a. ul Deyouia epL 20 ~ m
Abin passage. - o. So s-c0ldc3ss. $50
Storage passage 20 1r fron., tls
LTNFPpO L AND It TE fr. .N y -lRVICE.
trrr Pier Al. North River f0ot ~ tcrnv 81
CITY OF .7ails sept o. oct J. vow
Al Is IIA ----E0p~ W.
super. arcouuofa Ous ~ a. ,la.sss % passeugsl.
CABIN $50 10 ui according 10 2rtomtaOI IONA
-cconl, ass So ste-rage a. above
For passage. cabin bolk VI rates. &c apply %
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling GreeA
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ULOCK ISLAND. X. |.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,

the palace hotel Of the scaaore & % [
nearly 900 rucsia. magnificent Flows NJ lhhu anu ',"
srsucfv gas and electric bells, beautiful music hail Eool
ercbrstfa only boats cable send ion illustrated cry
a. INNS NeNuort Line TO Newport Norwich Line 10
81, I.r.,oo o :. MARnLN. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

DTILEB and COOk.-Er Frnch couple,
ID ge.,.uI arrived .iy. y.N III, in.' .l, mon b. 'N
3D. .po r recommends having uuI1p fl IOl oI,rt "m
beat OF .u OJcau families cal al COZ IN .. Nsi hist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
OATSKIIL MOUNTAINS.

y GTTN TNIIN UUINE- on gfI-I
FINEST place the mountains. peudM Lile groye- an,
waterfalls romanti. scenery delightful walks ana iahocs
piano orsan cream. bcautifu table mis- esrs chicken
and vegetables abundance Terms tor repto e lt u =
20 and Refereuce-James Condle druggist 1913 "h
ave New-YOrA. Address H. b. JOHNSON, Cairo Greene
NJ
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HOUSE AND COTTAGES,
CLARENDON SPRINGS VERMONT.

y THEMpEE HDU~ T. will remain open until 1ctohet :
fam y hotel special Inducements Tor oa'he Vi
soA'0N ~ " j. II. TREoIPER. IT,. Pro. retor
IArulca, New-l ork.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Hri,oer ibrer a>ort,i einioen fonnten. 70 be<
ri.f.n q. an, f,rb.n Too. an bem Sie
Demofrot.n lire etootsperiommIuno In
son.fo bott.n lire D.reooten .benfolrs
bortbin. unb "a fonb bonn elm l1ebereins
yor,,,.,, f4ott On her s,rotform morb RE
MbfMoff,,no b.s s,robibitions,ufotes ,ur
Gonf.itntion befarmort.t unb Ser Grios
.i,,s f.r,no.n out o.orbn.ten qieensoef.,s
,,s ,nnfobI.n On He,uo ouf bie ysotio.
= nal. .snobr,n moIr.n ,,brio.ns Sic sRe,ubmi,s
Hor;f,.r an h,r r.nuhi;fon,i1b.n Nrots
for,,,s urh h.m r.nnbrifon;ftb.n grsi,beIas
ihofts.eidet feiabort.n.
,1.h.r minr,foto r;.o.n nofb ,.;n.
nsb,r,n W.r;6te nor. m.brosfo unb
gnIoroho i;nh boffnunosros r,nubrifos
,,;,n ,,rs mi. Onpnto i,,bt hoa ~
smm.r ~ ,oo,n arr,s IN MrI,m o,nom.
mon n 81. poo. f,ir O.mofrot,n IN, ssorbs
a., .,,. 500
,,mfsrs " o,mort;o.1 srot.. hat f,6
NIT r.n.u mnhm, b,hsdt 3. r. i, ,in,m
o.,,.......,,..s. .... ,,....r.,.n .h.r ~.
renpou, penn oet t9rer oeran"nIen S@maWe
IN ieher 2ufammenffoE Gukerif riSfant.
-. 80 au:...,x:sr
700 mar eS penn auW NIL oeW NrIe9SlWlI
ToIIopooio" bos am Oonnerifaa non eis
rss
mem e'nra@en S@ooner III pen Sr""o Sc
hohrt m,frhe. Gine haIbe NDilIion NoI>
uUs' w".'.. S"e Sa'0' ~ ~
lars ltno oa9tn. I'D Der Non8reB mo9l
borous cine Qebre rimmmt. baR feline
60 !, @n g.
gReeres. .Noben oeS6hidt merben fSnne 2
," S,,1 -
OaS uerln9lldte Gabr3el9 ut II Sa9re
oIt unb murine MN rem !6erren in gHoihinas
.''' 49, =. '> ~ :"
ton met1tenS 81 Wer9nu9un9S>Gouren pes
nuht IN fonnit infof,rn fein gserIuif Mber
rc W AZ,
tlr Setretdr ebanoler miro es Die Aonets
nunn nrrmehren meIdbe oeaen ieAe EIotten>
30 7' o.o D"s
Wermebrun9 letner Gn9run9 I'M eon9reB
obmaItet.
r.,.... .xys
Ote au8eme'He OelWQIIsla0e lWa0e11
O'e ""' u S'aa's'5e"""s !" I0'se"0er
art:
.Uie Snbuifrie. unb 6anbelsperbGltn;iie bes
Qai,bes hoben iidb ieit unferer IettpS&entiiGen
lleberii1t nibt niertbar perdnbert, mie bies aud
in Mnbetradf Der ietisen Riuen cation nid5t
Sneers su erparteg mar; geioer i4einen bic
bieielben aui ben biesi6brisen Grnteersetniiien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
Sabr8an8 II. 9ubnqne Soua 9ienaag e. etptmbu 1884,

er werbe BET 8esinn Der nd9fen Seifon
bic Iufmertiamteit bes 9aufes auf bic Mns
aeleqenbeit Ienten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
$oltii@e @un6it9au.


Snlaao.
Sn Rarteipolitii 1T es felt Wers
5fentli@uns ber annabmei&reiben But.
Ier's unb glepelanb's etwas rubiser sewors
ben. Die Better ionbiren auseni@einIi@
BE Gage unb iu@en fi9 bic seeisneten
puntte aus, no bic 6ebeI ansufesen ftnb.
auem ani&eine mad berri&t In ben repus
bIitanii@en weiben srobe gerwirruns unb
ManseI an @elb. Bon allen Gdten uirb
bas republitanif4e Bunbessg Gomite
nm Sonbs ansesanseu, abebie aaiIe
f&eint ni9t bic GalIe fraberer Sabre ju be-
fiten. Das AuspreHen snb ausqueti@en
ber Bunbesbeamten sebt ni@t mebr nit Der
fraberen 2ei@tisteit por fi@. Die sroben
giienbabnsWeasnaten unb Monopoliiten
fimb Der Mnf@t, bab fte senus setban bas
ben, wenn ite ibre Mrbeiten 3minsen, bas
republitanii@e Tidet au itimmen unb bic
polititer ielbit, nun, bic baben alle 9dnbe
polI I'M eisenen Staate gu tbun. 60 elite
Wabone pom 0irsinien na4 Waibinston,
unb perlanste pom 0sationals gomite $780, =
600, UNI ben Staat auf BIaine's Seite 3u
brinsen. ST erbielt fe ni9t, benn bas
gomite bate iie ni@t. Die republitanis
f@en Setter Obio's rufen idmmerli9 UNI
9aIfe, iasen, baB 2eute, bic ionft rei9li4
beiseifeuert, beuer mi@ts seben, unb bab
obne @elb bic Ottoberruabl in Obio, unb
nit ibr bie prdfibentenmabI, uerloren iei.
limb bann bSrt Der l1ebertritt beruorrasens
ber &epublitaner auf gIeuelanb's Seite
nod INNER mi@t auf. go ertldrte fi@
Iette @o9e nod Gb. 6. Pounb fir ben
teu,ofratii@en Ganbibaten. Die Ma9ri4t
traf bic &epubIitaner Nisconiin's 3
wie Elm Donnerteil. pounb mar bisber
einer Der einfu6rei@fen rspublitanii&en
Better, CUR 9eit Qieutenant: @ouuerneur bes
Staates unb Mitslieb bes @onsrefes. Sn
etnem S6reiben leSt e. bie @rinbe ieines
llebertritts tIar auseinanber. Wenn man
ta3u ben llebertritt ber Deuti@en @iscons
fms, bas eisene Tidet ber Temperem3ler
nimmt, unb einen beuti@en ganbibat fir
@ouuermeur bin3ufist, bann u,ub aud ber
eimsefeii@tefte @epubIitaner 3useben, baB
Der Staat iebr 3weifelbaft 1T. l1nb wie
es tn Diseonfin, itebt es In Soma, benz
alien Banneritaate Der &epublitaner.
@ir sIauben mi&t, bab Elm 3ebntel Der
Deuti@en bes Staates nod auf republitas
nii&er Seite itebt, Der Mbfall 1T Elm enors
mer. Damn 1T au@ bel ben S4weben
unb NorweSern Elm llmi@las einsstretem,
ibre 3abl 1T 3war ni@t 70 srob als bic Der
Deuti@en, bod in.merbiu nod betrd9tli4;
bic ProbibitiOm bat aud ben einseborenen
Mmeritanern se3eist, bab ber Staat bas
bur@ sei9abiSt wirb anb 1T ben Beri4ten
3u trauen, lodern ii@ aud ba bic 8anbe.
@enebmist bic bemotratiide Staatss gons
pention bic 0erbtnbuns ber @reenbdder nit
ben Demotraten, 70 1T es nod gar ni4t
seiast, bab bic nd@ite @abI I'M ,ueitIi@en
Maiia&uietts bemotratii& ausfdat.
Sn SlliuoiS bat man bemotrati,
i@erieits bic beiten 9offnunsen, ben Staat
fir 6ie 0emofroten ~ 0eminneu @st
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
preiie Der 2ln3eiee,t.

pret1e Der Qn3ei9ert.
Seber 3oII Der spaIte per Sabr. :. 5000
y 8 Wonate. & 600
2oeal . Rottaet..
Sir iebe 8eile grepier, ober beren Raum, bah
erftemal 10 Gents, bic nd9ften Iale 5 Gents.
Seiratbsz unb Sobesan,eiqen nit Spra6
$3.50, obne Sprud $1.OO.
Ausmdrttse 1nSeisen mliien poraustssablt w.rSen.
Nn;eigen fir Yicnics, Qotterieu, GIidsIpteIs
&C., bic benz Settle Der fatb. Rir6e ,Iwiber, fins
ben feline anfnabme.
am3eisem fenoe man ipdtsfens N9uuS
tag Morsen Elm.
Job '1rbeiten alIer 2lrt prompt un1
biuis aussefdbrt.
Offtce Der Gazette:
Gde Der 6. tsno Sotpa, etrabe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
PERSONAL.

w. B. Heeking. of Holden, was in the
city yesterday.
S. L. Highleyman went 10 Jefferson
City yesterday.
B. F. Swaggard, of Brownsville, was
In the city yesterday.
John Montgomery. jr., came in from
the west yesterday morning.
Mrs A lbert Tesmer, of Hannibal, is
the guest of relatives in this city.
B. B. Lyon returned yesterday from a
brief "trip TO Omaha and other points.
e. T. Pugh, of New Orleans, was reg
istered at the Garrison house yesterday.
&C. A. Kerr, of Cincinnati, representing
lace goods, is stopping ct the Merchants.
Daniel Johnson, of Maeon City, was
registered at The Garrison house yesterday
Tom Kehoe went 10 st. Louis last
night. Tom efforts TO Aense-s WAYS
deserves success.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Fleck. of Har-
risbnrg, are visiting Mrs. Charles Flick,
on East Third street.
Charles White, formerly of this city,
now OF BIowninglOn, Mo-, is 10 the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fleming are en-
tertaining e brieh,-eyed little baby bow
who will call them papa" and mamma"
Mrs. E. M. Lash and daughter, who
are on their route home to Little Rock.
are stopping at her sons, I. r. Lash, con-
ductor
Fritz Thomas, brother Of Miss Annie.
the pretty clerk in E E. McCiellan,s, ar
rived last evening from Galloway county,
on q visit.
MIR. c. C. Parker, our promising young
elocutionist, and Miss Louise Huichison,
of Kansas City, gave an entertainment in
La Monte last night. They are billed dur
ing the coming W, elk to give similar enter
tainments in Fayette and Kuebnoster.
Mr.. william Williams, wife and
daughter, of Ohio, are the guests of Mr..
Benjamin Milligan and family. Mr.. Will
liams was much pleased with the growth
and enterprise OF { is city as witnessed in q
drive through Its busy streets yesterday.
"A. c. Scott and Mont Csrues returned
last night from Leavenworth, where they
have been as witnesses in the White pen.
sion fraud case, which was continued un-
III the Apfn tcim VI COURT. MI. w Dlte
also returned last night but his wife re.
mains in Jail.
AS will be observed from an item pub
lished elsewhere, Rev. J. M. Van Wagner
has resigned his psstorate in Lowell, Mich
igan, and will shortly visit his children in
this city. His former Pensioners and
friends will be gratiied at this
and the reverend gentleman
will doubtless receive a warm welcome.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
A BLACK BRUTE.
Lee Grant, the Notorious Negro
Hoodlum Accused Of
Rape.

As Andrew White, the colored deputy
constable for Lincolnville, and another
man, were returning from the country a, d
late hour Friday night, their attention was
arrested by the cries Of Il woman, and fol-
lowing in tre direction from whence the
sound proc, eded, they soon discovered Lee
Grant, the notorious cclored hco !lum
struggling with young colored woman,
whose name it was leaned, is Aggie Frank
lin, and who seemed to be almost exhaust
ed. Grant was ordered by The colored drl-
MY constable, To at Onoe go to the police
station and give himself up to the proper
authorlii,s. which order OF course he refused
10 obey. White. in his ignorance, although
he witnessed the assault upon the girl,
thought that he was powerless to interfere
without Being armed with a warrant The
girl reported the matter TO her brother,
upon her return homo, and slIhOugh she
seemed very much frightened, stated that
she had not been seriously injured. She
said that she wss seized by Grant immedi-
ately after coming out of the church, and
hre liking away from him, ran several
blocks. He overlook her near dark lsue,
ard dragging her 10 there attempted 10
accomplish his purpose, but vas interrupt
ed by the arrival of White and bis COM
pznion
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
The Synod.

Yesterday afternoon, at little befvr9
four o'clock, the Cumberland Presbyterian
synod adjourned sine die. There was
nothing of interest 10 The public transacted
during the day, only routine business en-
gsging the atiention of the brethren. There
was a ,eaff run alton of tho church's stand
upon the temperance question, though no
action in reference to prohibition wss TAX
en-. This wes unsatisfactory TO several
of its members.
The Synod has gotten through
with much work, and The
entire session has been most harmonious
and pleasant one Rev. Mr.. Stephens and
members of the local church have done
nobly in caring for their guests, and there
was more than a stereotyped expression OF
thanks for the hospitality extended, in the
passed by The synod. All left
fes ling that Sedalis is a royal city in
which to hold a synod. The courtesy ex
tended by the Christian church in Offering
their house in which the synod held its
sessions, was gracefully acknowledged in a
hearty vote of thanks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
Tat Corner Stone.

On next Tuesday afsernoon, a: 4 o'clock,
the corner stone oil the court house will be
laid, but from the outlook il doesn't appear
that the event will be characterized By any
very imposing exercises and formalities.
The Mssons declined the honor of perform
ing the duty, and then the matter was
turned over 70 the Bar association, as the
natural sponsors for the christening. But
il now seems that the members of the bar
are all so busy attending to importunaie
clients, or out in the brush or on the
prairies saving the coultry, that they can
not possibly attend to so Insignificant a
matter as laying the corner stone of hun
dred-thousand dollar court house, and so
the program will 60 by default.
Well, this is creditable condition of
affairs, and the BAzoo congratuiatss the
Bar association on the prosperity and pa
triotism of Its members.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

Where's, z. Josephine Henry and Wilbur +.
Henry, her husband by their certain deed Of trust
dated the 10th dsy of October, 1883, and recorded
Ia the recorders ONCE Of Pettis county, Missouri,
yeyed TO the undersigned trustee all Of their right
ue interest and estate to the following described
real estate situated in the county Of Peitis and
state Of Missouri, viz Lot ak (6 and 6fteen feet
in Cotton Brothers hrss addition 20 Sedalis, Mis-
souri, together with the following certificates or
shares Of stock in the Citizens Building and Loan
association Of Ssdalia. No., viz: Shares numbers
Ance was made in trust to secure the payment of Q
certain note or obligation in said deed fully dc.
scrihed and wh reas IL is provided In said deed OF
trust that in case of default in any of said
pay ments of interest, dues, fines or in case the
parties Of the 6rst part fail to pay OF and discharge
any and all prior incum brance or xes due upon
said property. Then and in that event the whole
Of said note obligation, fines alties and the
interest thereon up 10 the time Of sale shall become
due and payable and the said premises shall DO
sold in like manner and with the same effect - If
said note obligation had matured and default
had been made IN its payment according to its
tenor aud effect and whereas default has been
made in the payment OF prior membranes and
the taxes due on said premises, now. therefore,
by virtue and authority OF the power vested In me
and in accordance with the provisions Of said deed
of trust and at the request Of the legal holder of
said note obligation, shall proceed to sell the
above described real estate AZ the court house door
In the city Of Sedalia, in the county Of Pstts,
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash. at
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOvEM-
Der, 1854,
between the hours of O'Clock in the forenoon and
said note obligation, together with all prior in
cumbrsnces, taxes and the cost of this trust
JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR.,
1o-2iw4t Attorney.