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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13

Working Ut the Rapid Transit Problem.
Among the prominent systems which
involve the ~perfecting of modes Of trav.
cling by electricity is the portelectric.
The exploiters of this system have been
steadily carrying on operations for
some time at their experimental station
In Dorchester. Professor DoIbear, the
electrician of the Perfelectric company,
a y that, although theoretically the
car can travel on the track AT the rate
of two miles a minute, the difficulties
Of the existing conditions prevent the
requirement Of such a speed. AT a re-
cent test to which members of the cleo.
trical press were invited the force OF
these difficulties was made manifest.
A serious hindrance has been the ad-
apting of the car to the compound
curve, made Of a grade and a curve OF
short radius, and on the day of the
test, besides the unfavorable conditions
of track and bearings, defective insula'
ton, coils of too low a resistance and
excessive humidity had to he contended
with. In spite of these, however, a
speed of sixty miles an hour was oh.
tanned, and in all probability these
drawbacks will all disappear in actual
work. The portelectric gives excellent
promise Of d~isplacing the pneumatic
system, especially for long distance
work. and when the technical diff.
culties referred TO have been overcome
there a be little doubt of the com
mercial success OF the system. New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13

The teacher Of a Sunday school class
Of colored children e~xpounded TO them
the parable Of the prodigal son, She
described in as graphic "A manner AZ
she could the young man eating husks
while the swine fed on the corn. In
the midst Of her description n atten.
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''Missus, ] think that whitc hoy was a
fool" why do you think sof' Cease
u ] had been him ! would "a stole one
o. dem hogs an had a good dinner" p
Christian Advocate.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13
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New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
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New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
flats 90 Get, tlntnruislco

An EXCEPTIONALLY desirable lat ia
n oIe ca tne prIncipli apir.meng houses, ,
aaylc, IL 20 Costrtl Iasa. 10 1t; IcnL
y 500 rctir.ng tenant vii sell cJrpt.S
bought o! Arnold, Constable Il 90. last
Apii. address g. H.. Boa 115, tribune
Once.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Doaro Wantc0.


ID OARD wanted (arst ,lrsu by gent snd
ID vic for winter; East side. below fOth'
It. ; I'm plriicuiI.s. irM-, Ac. AhuTe-s
"AMERICUS." Box 80, Tribune Office.
rrOR MIDDIE.AGED MOTHER and
4 dluci ter n1cl prNat family. 9iar,-
q cnt or housc. wherc No. border PREF Fral
rfcGolces. torri., particular. SC. \. [.
NJ. Tribune upt'wh once. IS Eroa- way.
HENII.. y wants room and board in
VI renp-l Irisaf" family ~ the country
- or ds'anc. DoN 10 Tribune Uptown
O co.. !. 81 licad~ay.
w ANTED.-R,on aud board To- q LADY
w in q private family ar q small bua ing
lOlse. fu- mr-t u. m,derat Ada c%-
LlFEGENt o.. Hoy H. Tribune onlce.
WANT D.-Rolm. with board ga. iatl.
w heat. between iOth 5ath th and
9th aves t.rns per wees % single man.
Address !. j. B.. Box .. Tribune Ofice.
NLrANIID by nan snd wife in small
W prita.. family. % floor. WITH prlNat"
.ahIe. Nr.t-cla,, neigbbor!o1d only. STAT"
l.r.cc. g.. II. T.. W. Tribune Uptown
Orcc ic3S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Mi5ce!laucods


q ENTLEMTN wishing ~ dispose OF their
a .rlt-oa clothing at fair value viii
~ a5e call 0u o. address
EDWARD MILLER. GS Gta-ayc.
nAK FRAMES Tor cheap pic &c ca ds,
~ e.c., > cent, up l OF 10 90; framed
rict4gc- 10. m decoration, - cents up;
} o. LOCO. WILLIAM LEVIN, 81 Dey-st.
ID ENS4O@S.--,. Iaa sOdle.s seauen,
n widows not bcfo,c entitled alsO pcn.
lions Increased. Veteran Attorney CONK.
LING, ls5 Eluadway EVENINGS. 400 West
aSd.so. al.o branch Washington.
- CHOONfE YACHT SUNSHINE to
- charter fr fishing or sailing parrle,;
t".ms SO 70 f1j per Cay. r. l.. GREEN,
hrans'' Dock Bath Beach. l.. /.
SDYlG's SECRET DETECTIVE SER
- VICE. GUi Sth-avr.-All business
strictly conHdoutal. civil or criminal ma
'uic; reliable detective work; highest city
2 f'rences. LOUIS VEIN. superintendent
Wy Lila klal.hcartod gentleman loan $50
w o. q Ie-uo table lady IN distress: scc'l-
-''y 'lrrn ud everlasting crltl,ude. M
MEDIATE EoA .. Tribune cfce.
w ANrFD.--A s.coadhand lady's salty
w h,c-clc conyr { Bile. Addrrs,, stating
maze ard l3Nest price. ". II. L., go West
23d.~t.
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w To manuf3ctu Q and scll Cook, Rotary
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I'm. Northern aud Sonrhern States. Send
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Ur0oklyr y y.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Brooklyn Real Estate
giip Real estate Go Get.

u ETWEEN 9TH AND LENOX AVIS.
~ 81 West 13Oth-st., Nortn Slde.-i-stOry
EO.ioot house decorated and put In thorough
,rder from tor 10 bottom. al 800. BEALS
iot Leonard-st.
To LEA 4-story brownstone IoIIse oI,
murray Hill newly painted and deco.
rsta. Inquire iis East 38th.st
To LhT-57 West S3d.st., Gl 10 g. west
97th-st.. story. decorated. OWNER
~ Nassau-st., Room So, IL " ~.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
TO LII. I.-COmplctely furnished or nm.
j furnished new bIOWnstoDe house IN,
perfect order. 1873 lutnam-ayo. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Real estate TO Cxehanoe.

~-@1-1|77-77 =
ClTY for country and county for clty.-.
" Many desirable exchanges CONDir
t.l79 broadway, near 2oth.st.
EARMs. unincum, cred foF Improved civ
J. property. y. c. LYON, Jf., 90S he
sslb-ave., Brooklyn.
4 OTIS unincumbeFed % exchange TO- furni.
IL turc or other m rrhgaGise. LYON, oO3
D. ksib-sye., Brooklyn.
THIS - IHE JI.II to eXcbangc vour
suburban property for cit. l have
hundreds of oppOrtunitic,. send fgll d..
scr.ption OF what you taye bo oacr and Mat
you want in Exchange. SiBBALD. lOO
Montague-st., Brooklyn.
TITY for country and county f9r citY
wany cesirarie prorert Is g. exchange
CONDIT, ], ,l79 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
flrnlshe roonj
Rooms Uanteo

M ANIED from October to May 1, fur
w nished or unfinished apartment Of
about s rooms Tor housekeeping part OF 4
house would do; location between sd ard
'th b'cs., ana not above 59th-st; r nt noS
90 exceed 800 per month. AMERICAN,
Tribune Uptown once. l,235 Broadway.
yNANIED by mano Gard wife, IA nr.t-
w class location, small well-furnislcd
llal. for the winter. Address ". H. p,
Tribune Uptown Onlce, -3s Broadway.
w ASTED.-LOwcr part of house or fat
w ~ g or rooms fully furnished. bV
American family OF adults: state price and
ocatlon. Address IL. &. ROSS. 1l0 West
23d-st.
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Uorx manteo.
Females.


Females.
LADY would Ike 10 Obtain writing oi
n aay Kind TO do at her home. D. M
2Go West 3ith-s,. -
.N ENGLISH LADY will dress ladies'
"A hair tslso understands beating the halr)
at their own residence, by the week of
moath Address dr,. ~. i42 last oOth-st.
COPYIsT.-Colored Kill, pisln. rapid
u writer wishes position In az oi'ice' Can
l0i West 22d-st.
nINNONDS WATCHES. fne iewelry do
~ livered casv pay ment. call or aglress
SYNDICATE WAfCH CO., ii +. lfth-st.
~ IGUHE.-A middle-sgcd lady. 30 bust,
Y des're> position ~ figure. Address
Mrs. L.. IS Dank-st.
SIfN GRAPHEi and TYPEWitl TER
- BY az experienced young lady. AZ.
dress Miss f., So Bank-st.
d, OPRANo, experienced in church work,
- aving full. sympathetic voice. desir-
Gus Of locating here permanently, wishes
oosition; reads at sight. Address Il u,
Tribune Uptown ONCE, ,2Ss Broadway.
APHER.-Position as stenoe-
- rapher and typewriter wanted by .
Young lady OF experience good references.
&c. Address c.. p. o. Box S.5l2. CITY.
Continued Oh Fifth Page.)
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Cornlrn Real estate 10 Gel

q RANFoED, y. IA beautiful cottage
" In complete ord 5 MINUTES from pot ;
Ill the modorn improy mcrts fine graded
hOol I'm churches: batting a"d bOlting
VII b. rented low 10 a good tenant. Apply
% Owner. JAMES w. FERGUSON. 81 aad
33 Pine-st.
j. LEGANTLY finished brownstone front
~ ll.roou, house all improvements; rent
low; ll3 Wsyne-st.. ar Jsrs wave. Ap-
E!y 10 JAMES J. Dot CHER " l1to John
!. Uil'y). Real T~'a;s and Insurance. 4j3
'''oVc-st.. Jrrsy " CIV. y. j.
EoR RENT-Fu'nishcd or unfurni'hcd,
a"sirabl' residence. both vint and s'ur.
ref. IN L'eHciifr Park o. .n@". y. j.; >
ul.ut 'r ~ dcrot - foCm. r,- h!t and
cold wat'r, crockery. washtrbs good fur.
mace; eli modern cOnNchienc ;. APPLY ~
Ilcwcllyn ~t1tiol, or addicss j. IL. Mccoy,
hoN fos. o anae. y. J.
y tW Queen Anne hrusr furnished or un-
" furni-h i've min to- wal, from de-
,ot a; RoSelic; ~ J. also s,Nty d 1sirahl1
ichi II VALLEY; 100 passerg trains d'il !;
eisp i've u sf-cla~s improved farm IN Iowa I;
prfce I'D terms vc y 1s 1nlnlr. OT
- NlsSln-st. Room 100.
DENT. AELINGTON. NEW-JrRST;y.-
IL 70 adul, OF small flrily. iully fur
ni~hHd tel-foOn htuSe. Owner v.-hr, rooms
'nt bo1rd foT self. VIZ and chhd. ~a-,-
'aciOry aIrai gcE c1t made with rcspnnsi To
UaItr. Cal. or at1r~s J. rARE El;, JR..
icj ard lG7 Hoadway. y. Y. civ.
'EO EENT D'ocmncld; Q ? oms: coed
D cellar; ,tring water; larre grounds, wi,
snhle; near railway etation. GEO. +.
poDO. 6l9 Broad-st.. Ncwark. y. j.
I,O LET.-At Mcun,aio station. y. j..
j III" residence Of Edwin Stewart L. &.
Y. o. Scot'and-st.. south Of Nontrose-ayc.
Apply on premises or by ttcr to owner.
Navy Department. Washington. d. G.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
The College Entrance, Prize and
Honor Examinations.

/ Efttor BaZOO-
Believing that your readers would like
To know further concerning the ''union"
college examinations 10 be held ander INV
direction June 18th, in the Central Bust
ness College, i send you brief st,tement.
The plan adopted by the Society, under
whose anspecies the examinations are held,
IS founded on g suggestion of President
L lot OF Harvard, and is of unauestion-
able utility TO both colleges and the pub
nc, promising % grow soon into universal
favor. The eutrznceexsminations will en-
title to admission to a number OF colleges
among which are the University of Ten
nessee. Milwaukee College, 81. Johns Col
lege, Color ado College, Potter College, West
ernC College. the National University of Chi
cage. A prize OF $50 is ofie red to the student
who passes the best examination The
EXAMINATIONS are open TO all
persons of either sex, whether they ex-
pect to attend College or not. Indeed,
many of our teachers and students may
enter simply for the record aud certificates
offered o. TO compete for the prize. To
defray expenses, q small fee of 81. will be
charged. All work will be in writing.
Following the plan of the University of
London, fret and second honor exsmiua-
tions in modern and classical languages,
mathematics, sciences, history, or any
other desirei subject on due notice, will
be furnished by the last named university,
the lee being 50, which entities the sue
cessful candidates to suitable Certificates,
to be made The basis of corresponding
diplomas. These are designed for ad.
vanced scholars, professional gentlemen
aud all who wish a test of their Knowledge
and its proper public recognition. Such a
plan cannot fail to promote The interests of
popular education. The treasurer of the
society. F. w. Harkius, 147 Throop street,
Chicogo, ILL.,, will gladly send circulars to
any one on request. Examinations begin
at 8 a. IN. Candidates should furnish nee
essary materials.
Respectfully yours.
wit Z. V. NEAL~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
W 1t
MISSOURI NOTES.

N. Schubert was yesterday APP.
pointed postmaster at Barrett, Morgan
county.
The Laclede county democratic
convention Endorsed Congress man
Bland for reelection.
1t is rumored that the Plattsburg
Methodist conference will establish a
school at Excelsior Springs.
The republican congressional
COMMITTEES of the Twelfth district has
called the convention for Carthage
August 20.
Camp Clark has Withdrawn from
the congressional race in the Seventh
district. r. II. Norton now has q
clear field.
The sixth snnua! encampment of
the Sons of Veterans are in session at
Jefferson City. The attendance re-
ported slim.
The saloon men of Nevada petit
toned for a reduction of the license
from 81, 200 to 81 900 dellars q year
but the council refused to grant it.
Arrangements have been com.
pleted for building a new school at
Maryville 1t will cost so, 600 and
will be in charge of the Methodist
church.
The alleged accomplices of Fetch
err Kirby in the murder of School
Teacher Rogers in Stone county have
been traced to Arkansas and will soon
be arrested.
Odd man McKinsie and his SON
were convicted at Moberly yesterday
of the killing of John Emery last fall.
The cou was sentenced to ten years
imprisonment.
The state pharmaceutical associa-
ton closed It's labors at Excelsior
Springs yesterday. 1t was unanimous.
lV agreed to hold the convention at
the same place next year.
1t is urged in favor of DR.. j. w.
Lampson. who is anxious to succeed
Farmer Wade in the Thirteenth dis
trict, that he probably owns two acres
of lands to Wade's one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
AMONG THE CYCLES.

The exclamation, (which would
you get. Safety or Eagle?' can now
be heard on every corner.
After the days work is over and
the boys assemble to discuss the pro-
ceedings and to criticize the different
riders, one thing leads to another.
That's an an elegant d'smouut." says
one. "Nttice how he jumps into the
saddle" says another. "Did Billy
Bowels make the last payment on his
Wheel" then there is a general laugh
as Billy makes his appearance
and give them an imitation of
Booth" or some other noted TRACE
dian. Up the street moves the crowd
until some one proposes little moon
light ride out Broadway or to
halfwear the gravel of Ohio street,
then with unlimited spirit they make
for their homes to meet at some favor.
lite spot from where they will start.
The riders quickly make their ap-
pearance and with a merry song they
line down the boulevard, not careing
when they return or where they 60.
Thus is the evening passed.
The question often comes to mind,
"Do you get your moneys WORTH" 1t is
estimate that a safety COSTS from s110
to S135, and an Eagle from 1922 to
$3.50. You may not get your money
back in cash, but in the pleasure
you derive from it. TIC
think of the "runs" which are
frequently made to some neighbour
ing city to enjoy the hospitality of the
genial host or hostess at country
mansion ; to look forward with great
interest of the visits at the expenses
of the club to the annual tournament
to think of the rides in the morning
before the early meal is served, aud
then to hear the astonished landlady
exclaim, 'My what an eater" To
see the price ofboard coup " /; last OF
all to see the evening hour arrive when
YOU 90 to the club meeting, after
which you slowly wind. your way to a
fair one. All these things are oh.
tanned from the sport of bicycling.
IT'S true that s135 wheel is an ex.
! pensive luxiery. but If the many dimes
that are squandered for dainties and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
Shows the ROYAL to be a
cream of tartar baking pow
der, superior to all others in
strength andleaveningpower.

sent ali elegant fly TO Striker and
made second base and while getting
to third was put out. PolIyogt was
sent to first base on four balls, max
ing second on passed bsll. Wright
sent a hot grounder TO right field, le:-
ting Po!lvOgt score. Williams made
a foe three-bagger which allowed
Wright to score. Williams scoring
on passed ball. Lee went out at first.
Jacobs went to first on error of
Grants making second, third and
scoring on an over throw of McClel-
lands. CObine went TO first on hit to
Gibson, stealing second am going to
third ON error OF Moore's. Roe made
a clean hit, and st.le second, Cobiue
scoring. Roe scored on Strykers'
two-bagger. Stryker made third ON
passed ball and scored ON Roses hit
Rose going to second on past ball and
scoring on a wild throw. Edwards got
his base on balls, stole second
and third. Clark got his base by be-
ing hit by pitched ball. Edwards
scoring on Ty er's hit. Clark and
Tyler scoring on Mays hit to right
field. Jacobs and May were put out
on double play of Wright ard Grant.
Cobine struck out.
Grant sent a grounder to May,
stole second but was caught at third.
Gibson struck out. McClelland hit
to Tyler, stole second. Moore fouled
out to Rose.
The game was called on the account
of darkness, leaving the score - to Z
in favor of the home team.
Score bv innipps.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
HEADERS.

L
The boys will make a run I,
Green Ridge to-day.
] The club rooms are to be elegant
ly furnished next week.
Will P. Laing, of Widen & Laipp
st. Louis, was in the city last week.
Joe Kelly attended a meeting Of
The kranke club at Lexington, last
week.
The BAzoo is indebted to Mr.
Will Laing. of st. Louis, for cata-
logue.
". M. Scrogg, of this, city. has
been appointed agent tor Wilder &
Laing, of st. Louis.
The Williamaport, Pa. Wheel
club, will hold race meet and an
nuai tournament on September 4th.
". M. Scroggs, ESQ.,, one of the
employees of the BAzoo Office is ex-
Pecting Rambler safety byciele that
he has ordered.
rodsters of the Kings county, On. "
Wheelmen has been suffering from
congestion of the lungs.
F. E. Weaver, of New Haven,
Conn.,, will pass through the city next
week on his wheel. He has ridden
1902 miles in the last forty days. He
is bound FIR the Pacific Coast.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10

GRAND
Clearing salel.
This Week.

we have to much stock ON hand and
not enough money and are willing to
exchange, and this week we will lust
wipe out profits and give Sedalia a
Plenie and hope you will attend and
heip carry off the bargains. We must
sell the goods and make room for fall
stock. luz Aaii
One case of figured Lawns 81 cents.
One case figured Challies 5 cents.
Two cases standard Prints 5 cents.
2O0 dozen ladies' Fast Black Hoe
Fifty dozen ladies' Fast Black Hose
(not warrantedO at 5e q pair.