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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

SHORT LENGTHsr IN DRESS
GOODS - REMNANT PRICES RE-
DCCED.-Nearly every single short
length Of Dress Goods has been re-
duced the second time. With ut ex.
ceptiou this u the best chance 10
buy . small piece Of Wool Goods
ever offered. They are none the less
desirable than they ever were-on the
contrary, reducing the reduced prices
only make them 81 the more desir-
able and better bargaina Examine
them tomorrow and compare the
former with the present price. Some
Of the pieces are exactly the lengths
you desire for . Child's Dress or Q
Tea Gown or Wrapper for yourself.
Two pieces Plaid or Stripe, with .
piece OF Plain to combine. viii make
you nice Spring Dress, and enable
you to save about hat you expected
to pay.
Qirst door. second annex)
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
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Fast BLAck HOSE FoR 1880.

No Improvement in the Black, for perfection was
reached last season However, this shows an
important Improvement. the high spliced ankles
Ask the buyer for the why and the wherefore.
Another advance is made by the Offering OF Black
Boot-pattern Hose-Hose with indelible black feet
and ankles and uppers in the colorS Let pott
to some extra good values:
As CENTS A Palladium Weight silk Finish
Cotton Hose, with warranted fast black feet and
ankles and fancy striped and plain color uppers.
~ CENTS PAIR-Fast Black Silk Finish Isle
Eose in plain and ribbed Uppers In all the new spring
time colors.
as CENTS A PAIR-Fast Black Paris Novelty Hose
IUppers in all shsdes including tints OF the fol-
owing: Light Green. Light and Medium Blue Pink,
Pongee, Tan Gray, Art Green. Yellow, Red Flesh.
Prune Dsha. Lavender. Heliotrope, &c. The dividing
line where the Colored Uppers and Black Ankles
is prettily hand embroidered in Silk. Some with
clusters of tiny stripes.
AT 25 CENTs-Iss bargsin for the Boys. wsr-
ranted Fast Black Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose with
double knees toes and heels Sizes from TO 10 in
elusive. 1t only 25c "
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowy
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ConRrcr HosrEnY FoR 1890.

First let IN tell you have goods from last year
A counter for remnants every day in the week may
or may not be the cause. What to MS il now unde-
sirable is what require If the cold weather is to
last HEAVY HOSIERY. The spring goods
have arrived in such quantities that heavy hosiery
must so. Thus 1t il we call all Cashmere Wool and
Heavy Cotton Hose remnants and invite surprise any
day this week at the Remnant Counter. But we
started to write Of the Hosiery. Let us proceed
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED beowD
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and y sts. nv.

Tomorrow. Friday. January "a.
son Of the year IL an immediate re
necessary, in order to secure IN I'd
month OF January-and especially on
ceedine stock. taking.
January 10 the month In which "
stock. The end Of January We take
article in the store) and the week Oh
~Short Lengths," "Odd sixes,"
regardless Of their former price. A
and now Is the judicious shoppers
gsins are being offered throughout
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ROBINSON. PARKER l. Co,
$40 SEVENTH ST., COR. OF d.

Srook TAKrse Day
sTlNEMErz Sons. 1887 PA. AVE.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
We 0der:
Seal SKIN Saccue. size u, deep 40 slOO
! seal ss,n sacqne. size SO, deep Az, Sl20
MIX Lined C2reulAr, very nne. AIS: worth Al so.
hot VI 10th Newman kets II: redt,ced frum Al -
lot .; c.otn Newmarkets $40 reduced from . is.
several elr<fe nrats. trimmed with pprsfanner,
bisSk bear and Astrachsu. Reduced prices a q S.5,
eSo AID sfo Former Prices S25, 500 S55 and S7S.
SEAL CAPEs. SIS. sSo, s4O.
AsiAAChAS CAPks. 10, 3 l5. els, s2Q
PLUSH SACQUES, WRAPS AND JACKETS. MUFFS
SfOLkS AND BOAS.
Gentlemen's FUR Lined Overcoats. Nu0aers elovsa
Carriage aobes.
ALL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICRR
b. Il. sTINEMETz SONS
ALA 1897 Penn. ave-. Through to 18Th n
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WOODWARD 4 LOTHRop

FuRa
1 Black Astrakhan Collar. Re-
duced to 90.
American Seal Collar. Reduced
to e2.
Fine Nutria Collar. Reduced 70
%.
4 Children's Spotted Lynx Nuns.
Reduced to e1-half prica
4 Children's Light Lynx Nuns.
Reduced to 500
Third door1
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JANUARY 90. $780,
ANOTHER BIG DEAL THAT WILL INTER
EST LOVERS OF FINE COFFEE.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs COMPANY HAVE Sc
CURED The SOLE AGENCY FOR THIS
SECTION FOR THE CELEBRATED PURITY
Java AND PURITY MOCHA AND IA "a
COFFEE. PUT UP IN ELEGANT SCREW
TOP TIN CANS CONTAINING THREE
POUNDS EACH.
WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THESE
GOODS TO OUR PATRONS WITH THE SUG-
GESTlON OF The GREAT CONVENIENCE
OF THE AIR-TIGHT CAN To KEEP THE
COFFEE IN. CANS RETURNABLE AT
FULL COST IF NOT WANTED.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY,
ja23 42S Ninth street.
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WOODWARD 3 LoTHRoR.

sHAwLa-l Atwood Red Piaid
Shoulder shswla. Rsduced % ol.25.
,o 2 xre: Lea. Wh SSe "a s NJ
5 Hssa:Enis Iceland Wool shsxia
Hack and White Scotch plsad
ehswie. fusl stss. Rsducsd % %.
s Fine e1lk md Wool R0gu1Ao
Ghsw1A Reduood 70 "a
(Thtrd 1ooe.)
WOODWARD 4 IurHog.
Cor. l1th and = - Nv
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Oun RousD U SALE.


our desire since inception in business carry
over no goods Of any kind from one season 10 the
other realizing that by doing goods lose their
pearance and their value Like others have suffered
the incouvenience Of having yet on hand more mer-
chandse than is generally the this Of the
year. We have now no time to fool and with deter
minaton stronger than ever before have decided to
take desperate measures.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE COMES UN-
DER THE KNIFE.
WE WERE NEVER MORE SINCERE THAN NOW.
REDUCTIONS ALL OVER THE HOUSE
| Tomorrow morning we begin our semi-Ann Sale
| Of UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS comprising the best
values obtainable for the price, One Of principal
features is the perfection Of ntyou Will md great
| many improvements In our Shirts which we have
| adopted
OUR L AND B. SHIRT 100, o FOR $3.50
| OUR SUCCESS sHIR e9c.. 9 FOR -.
OUR LOT 1 SHIRT 47c. FOR s2.75
! OUR ECLIPSE SHIRT $50 EACH
| ABOUT our 'EcupSe:" Inc new Dr8nQ II made OF
good cotton. linen reinforced bosom and fits ss well
any higher price Shirt in the market The special
price will be 37,<c; think Of it, for Shirt that has
| linen bosom. reinforced all sizes
THE SHIRT SALE OF 1890
Our L b. SHIRT.
We usually talk to the ladies and like to do So but
here is subject for the folks. We to talk to
them Of the merits Of L 4 B. SHIRT. Go to
any Shirt Tailor in the city pay him dollar and .
half and won't get any better material any better
workmanship and better 1T: we put 1t alongside Of
any Custom Shirt made for wear and general good
ness, and all ask for it il TOO You need not hest
tate to come in and ask for it. sales people
clever and they will be honest with YOU Look at the
SHIRT. examine 1t; see its good Wsmsutts Muslin;
its good Linen Bosom, interliped with good
Butchers Linen 3 ply in all: see its Hand finished
Button Holes dozen times better than machine made;
also see how it is reinforced. gussetted and stayed.
There isn't thing left undone in the make Of the
Shirt nothing left out In the quality We ask you
buy 1t because We want your trade. We want you to
deal with US. the ladies do The Shirt is positively
bargain.
Toe. d for e. so. All sizes from IA to IS.
LANsBURaH BRO
You can buy Of n
BEST MAKE DRESS SHIRTS
During this sale
At greatly reduced prices.
$500 grade now 90 So
$3.50 $500
s2.00 Sl.5O
eL5O ella
s125 CSC
We claim the above to be the best fitting Shirts on
LANsBURGH BRO,
Extensive Shirt Retailers
GENERAL REDUCTIONS IN LADIES' TEA
GOWNS.
All our 50. SO, 90 and sc. so now s5
All our SO. rs. 81 and 81. 30 now 90.
All our 81. 0s. IS so and g. 90 now "a.
ALI our 80, s99S and SlO rs now $3.50.
The manner in which our Tea Gowns are made,
trimmed and finished have made for them decided
aud deserved reputation.
AL alterations made gratis
AN AGREEABLE REDUCTION ON LADIES' NECK
WEAR.
A HEALTHY REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS OF
ALL KINDS.
SILKS AND vELvETs SUBSTANTIALLY RE-
DUCED.
REMARKABLE CoME-DowNs IN HEAVY UN-
DERwEAR-A chance to fill up an extra suit to do
LANsBURGH b BRO.
AcoME-DowN IN WARM SKIRTS.
Al
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REMNANT ATTRACTION EX-
TRAoRDINARY IN EMBROIp-
ERIES

We have secured 500 Manufac-
tuners Short Lengths" Of Cambria
Embroideries. containing ~ yards
each, and shall place them on sale
Friday morning on the first foor at
about three-fourths regular price.
They range IN widths from 2 to 20
inches, and are offered from Csc. 70
81 per strip Of ~ yards. We cannot
cut them-the price is too low TO
warrant II.
lFirst floor: lace depsrtment.)
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''SHoRT LENGTHS" IN BLACK
GOODS

We shall offer ct exactly half their
original price about dozen
short lengths" Of 50-inch Black
snd7gray and Black-and- white Serges
in plaids and stripes. While these
are primarily intended for half
mourning wear they are much de-
sired by Ladies' Of quiet taste who are
not in mourning.
We shall also offer short lengths"
OF Black Cashmeres. Heuriettas,
Serges, Brosdcloths and other desirs-
BILE Black Dress Fabrics ct unusually
low remnant prices.
First floor. second annex.)
W0nnwA 4 rnrrrpnn
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WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
SMALL LOTS" IN HANDKER-
CHIEFS

SMALL LOTS" IN HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
We want a clean stock Friday night,
hence the low remnant prices on
these "srnall lots"
81 Ladies' Sheer-quality All-linen
Unlaundered Initial" Handker-
chiefs, 2 As, 4 Is, 3 Fs, 2 rs, 8 is,
5 Is, ? os, 3 rs, 2 VS., VS.. Reduced
TO 20c. each, 3 for SOC.
IL Ladies' Sheer-quality Unlaund-
cred Fancy Hemstjtched Handler
chiefs, z Az. 8 Cs. 3 rs and 4 Js.
Reduced to 20c. each, 3 Tor 6oc.
z Ladies' Fine Black Bordered
Bemstitched Handkerchief. Re-
duced to 121ac. each.
3 Ladies White All-linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, erabroid-
cred in Black. Reduced to 1Sc. each.
3 for 50c.
tFirst floor)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
OvERCOATS. Every line of Boys
Overcoats 10 broken In size. and to
close them out ut once We have
marked them at extraordinarily
low remnant prices.
3 Boys Atwood Overcosts. fancy
mixture and nicely made. Sizes q
and 8. Reduced from 50 to "a. so.
/ Boys Allwool Fancy Striped
Cape Overcost. Size z. Reduced to
$3.50.
l Boys Atwood Navy Blue Chin
chills Overcoat Size 10. Reduced
from $40 to $3.50.
8 Boys' Atwood DARK Ground
Fancy Striped Cape Overcoass. Sizes
s, 8. IL. Reduced from 80 to
$3.50.
2 Boys' Atwood Brown Melton
Cloth Overcosta Sizes q and 3.
Reduced from Slo to $3.50.
1 Boys Atwood Fancy Scotch
Striped Cape Overcoat. siss 9. Re-
duced from 90 to %. so.
4 Boys Atwood Overcoata IN DARK
effects. very dressy. Sizes IL, Is
and IA. Reduced from el0 TO
90. 90.
sThird noor.)
WOODWARD 3 LoTHRoR.
-
me. ISrAsIS, ,s co Sapss. a .o Iss:Pt Z
Doc.
lIufsnt's Shirt Frame for dxyin9
shlrts. neduced 70 81.
2 Infants Long Sitps. With Insert
1ngs Of Embroidery and nm Iueka
Reduced to o1.26.
(Hecoud door; annex.l
WOODWARD : LorHnoP.
Cor. l1th end y - No.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. llth and p sts. nv.
THURSDAY. Js uAnr %. 1890.

viii be Remnant Day At no ses-
spouse 10 our announcements moro
vertised article. than during the
Remnant Days and the few days pre-
determine 10 close out our winter
account Of stock write down every
90 previous 10 that time we sell of ali
Broken Lines. I" Small Lota," &c,
week tomorrow night We take stock,
''hArvest time."s Extraordinary bar
the store
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
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yEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
We offer the balance OF our stock Of
elegant Brooches at about half their
regular price. They embrace an ex-
Quisite line of Enameled, Rhine Stone,
Amethyst. Opal. Garnet. Turquoise.
Plain and Frosted Gilt, in o myriad
Of attractive shspes. The prices were
81, 81. 80, 80. s3.25. 90. SO, "a, IS,
up to $50 each. They are now marked
ut about half these prices.
Hirst fioor.)
WOODWARD n IOTHR0p
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THIRD FLOOR OFFERINGS.
cases Of Windsor Apron Ginghsms fast colors, ne
designs, only &c. per yard.
rs pieces Of Columbia Chevio:s, known to be the
best material for domestic use only per yard; reg
ular price lOc.
cases Of Cotton Beige Remnants, superb patterns
in Drsb, Slate and Brown, only 6kc per yard gsrer-
ally sold at LOG,
THIS Is WORTHY YOUR INSPECTION.
ENGLISH FLANNELETTE REMNANTS, SOFT
FINISH, LIGHT AND MEDIUM STRIPES, SUIT
ABLE LENGTHS FOR ALL PURPOSES. ENTIRELY
PERFECT. ONLY 129<c. PER YARD. WORTH isc
cases Of Outing Cloth Remnants light stripes
suitable for shirts and other purposes only &C. per
yard Regular price 121ac.
cases CT Silicis Remnants In all colors and lengths
only &C. per yard. Generally sold at l2Sc.
10 pieces of Furniture sst,een beautiful colorings
only l9hc per yard
To further your own interests IL would pay you to
see other similar reductions on seasonable merchsn
disc all over the house.
WE ARE THE WASHINGTON AGENTS FOR THE
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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A FURTHER REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT ON
CHILDREN's LEGGINs,
INFANTS COATS AND CAPS.
LADIES' JERSEY UPPERs. ALL CoLORs, NOW
MARKED TO alps.
LANSBURGH BRO
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Continued below. I,
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u At above prices will be shown all styles OF
ENTERTAINMENTS trimmed with finest embroideries and
lsces- The hemstitched effects shown in the new
collars CUTS. fronts. yokss and hems Of the various
garments
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below)
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15
A Woman Cattle Raneiser.

Among the passengers from the
west who PASSED through the union
depot this morning was tie only fe,
male owner ami operator of a Texsn
cattle ranch. Fifteen years ago Mrs.
Mary Osgood accompanied her hus.
band from New Eogiani to Texas,
where he had been orderei t. 90 fol-
his health. 1t failed TO help him,
aud he died sho ftly after his arrival.
His widow was left with a little money,
and tGIs she invested in the cattle
business. She looked after the bust.
ness herself, and was very succ. s>ful.
Now she has one Of the largest ranches
owned by any individual in the safe,
consisting of several thousand acres.
She exerciSr S en,i.e supervision over
it herself, and every year makes trips
to the east 10 disp So of the cattle she
has for ssle. Her headquarters are
in Dial as, Tex, where she has a hand
some residence, and her ranch is To-
Gated few miles from the city,
Plttsburg Leader.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15
VERY LIKE REBELLION.
A Newfoundland Editor BreatheS
Out the LiyelieSt
Threats.

Halifax, n. s, July Mex
fnurdlaud wSpaperS received hy
mill t-Iay are fl-d with lively
srtic es on the fishery trouble. The
s.. johns Herald says: Let New
fOundland be firm and unite d, ca M
ana de ermin d, and The d.y vii be
won. We have too long been mild
and submissive. bowing down to mu e
obedience t. whatever orders were
is ued by cur so callei litary pro-
tectms. Th4 day has gone by, the
Rubicon is pass d, The die is cast.
We will not be treated as though We
Were, to quote the English journal, a
mere kaudfUl o. fisher folks, TO, fit 20
be called Brit 81 subjects. We will
raise as one man fer the defense of
Newfoundland aud her liberties and
will no longer submit t. The degrade
ton of a foreign yoke and the dom H.
aticn of INSCRIPTIONS ofpressors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15
FOrty.FIye Years Bondage.

GENTS: For forty FIVE We. rs | have
been afflicted with blood poison, liver AMI
rheumatic difficulties. Part OF the time
confined TO y bed. NJ blood was badly
diseased. Sax hotties oil Hibbard's Rheu-
matte Syrup did me more good than all
the other medicines / have taken. NV
friends have used il and in every ctse ii
has proven a wonderful remedy. have
known of SOME wonderful cures OF dyspep-
STA and neuralgia.
MRS. MARY BIDDLE, Mitchellville, Iowa.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup aud Plssiers
are remedies of great merit. | believe
thew hsve no eqnal In the cure of rbeu-
ma ism and ali blood diseases.
DR.. III. RICHARD, Druggist,
Mitcht liville, Iowa.
The spring is the lime to take Hibbari's
Rheuo,atic syrup for The blood. Prepared
oniy by The Charles Wright Medicine
Company, Detroit, Mich.
w. Z. Bard, druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15

Thomas Jefferson, the wisast man
whose eyes ever beheld the Western
Hemisphere, said that ifthe Ameii lean
Union should ever degenerate into a
despotism, the judiciary department
of the federal government would lie
the agency to bring about the revolu-
ton. The force bill that passed the
house at Washington provides for the
appointment of ward poliiiti,ns by
teter0l judges to register votes, count
them and certify them. Itprostitutes
the cour ; 10 poi irai ends, and unle-s
the people repudia' c the law, the law
will bind them hsni and foot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Office....................... 4S
bob rooms ......................... ...1oS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The BAzoo heartily seconds the
suggestion of John Montgomery for
the democratic nomination for repre-
sentative from the Eastern district OF
Pettis county. There is not man In
the district whom the BAzoo would
rather support for the position, aud
none whom if can support more con-
sistently and earnestly.
The Eastern district is republican
by large majority and, in order TO
carry it, the democrats must nominate
a strong and an able man. MIR.
Montgomery is bo;h. He is a fine
lawyer, deep student, a successful
man, and, in ability, is far above the
average legislator. He is such
a mn as would do his duty
and reflect credit upon
his constituency, in legislative as
sembly. He is a strong man with his
people aud, if nominated, will bold
his own party and draw largely from
the opposition.
If there is democra; in the district
who can be elected, it is John Mont
gomery. The BAzoo believes if the
nomination is rendered him he will ac-
cept and be elected. The BAZoo is
for him and trusts Mr.. Montgomery's
friends will urge the u-atter upon him
with sufficient force to cause him TO
yield TO the need of his party. lie Is
the man for the place.
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s6 BLAck-DRAUeHT tea cures Constipation
The Sprague Family.

Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague is now in
Paris, where her daughter is study
ing TO 90 on the stsge. Willie Spra-
que is engaged in newspaper work in
this city. Ex-Governor Sprsgue is
living with bis second wife at Canon
Chef. Three more of the second Mrs
Sprague's sisters, the Misses Weed,
have come to Canonchet to spend the
summer. Her sister, who married
Willie Sprague and was afterward di-
vorced from him, is now the wife Of
Mr.. Wheaton, a Standard Oil mag
nate, of Cleveland, Ohio. Canon,
Chef, with the exception of three
rooms is said to be in an extremely
delapitated condition and only q
shadow of its former self. ALI the
handsome carvings and decorations
of the house have been, it is reported,
stripped off and sold.-N. Y. Mail
and Express.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15
HE KISSED MANY GIRLS.
And Told His Wife so But
Was Almost Sorry.

Among the letters sent here anent
the question | ASKED, as to whether it
is true that ladies sit on the knees of
of their beaux in New York Gas we
know they too often do 10 the coun-
try is one from born New Yorker,
WHO not only insists that the custom
never took root here, but adds, that
except in very high life or very low
life, there is very little kissing before
engagements for marriage" He says
that be was not certain about it, but
that happening to mention the subject
at a whist club of half a dozen mar
ried couples, it turned out that not
one ct the women had heen kissed
until her troth was plighted.
A funny incident marked the dis
cussion, according TO my informant.
One of the men had loose memory.
eve used to kiss, sometimes, didn't
WEI" be said to his wife. "No, sir, |"
she said, with deep indigestion, "you
never kissed me until after we were
engaged you tried TO, but you never
succeeded"
1T that so ?' the husband re.
marked. Iv'ekissed so many"
whats that? What do you say ?"
the wife asked.
81 say" said the husband. 81 have
kissed you so many times that / can't
remember when began. Chatter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15
ROBBING THE DEAD.
A Brakeman Accused of Rifiing
the Body of his Engineer.

Reading. Pa, July ga gha.tly
crime was unesrthed here to-day.
Henry Stuffo. a Reading railroad line
freight brakeman, was arrested this
afternoon, and is now in jail charged
with robbing the body of Lewis f.
Heller, of Pottsville, the engineer of
the express train which was wrecked
at Tuckerton two weeks sgo
with 200 passengers on boar.!. I'm.
mediately after the body of Heller
was taken out If the wreck it was
found that the dead mans gold watch
and several her valuables were mis-
sing, and his brother George Heller,
the fireman OF the train, who was also
injured, sus aimed trifling losses. The
officials sat about investigating and
this afternoon arrested Stutfo. The
arrest his caused a great seEsa ion
among raj readers. The accused is now
in jail. Stuffo Is alb ut % wears of
age and came on the ground immt di-
ately after the accident. He lives in
this city and has been on the road for
some time Engineer Helier's watch
was found at Siuffo's house. He
claims he is innocent, but the evi.
dence is overwhelming. The dead
engineers bro her, Fireman George
Heller, died at the Reading hospital
f,om hi: injuries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15

The German rifemen, or rather
German. merican sharpshooters who
went abroad to compete in the rife
meeting in Berlin, are meeting with a
handsome reception in toe fatheriand.
Friends 10 their adopted country will
watch them with much interest, and
it is to be hoped that they will bring
hume many trophies of Their success
in the competitions in which they are
to engage.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15

The cottage by the sea" must be
pretty we'll supplied by this time with
articles of "bigotry and virtue" the
gifts of admiring-or aspiring-office
seekers; but We do not remember to
have heard of any gifts of kitchen
utensils. Have the dealers in these
articles lost sight of their interests
IF they were IS enterprising-Or as
anxious some of their fellow
tradesmen and manufacturers. there
would be gift range and an entire
kitchen. outfit of gifts in the gift
cottage
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15

A miss 'onary in Africa has ab4n-
doned ciri!iza,i,'n AID adopted The
savage life of the black men, so we
are told. This is only carrying to lis
extremes the natural inclination of
mankind TO return to the habits of
their ancestors. Civilization does tot
bring to us all of happiness and cam-
fort, and there are few Of us who do
not at times feel the irksomness of Its
restrictions and desire to secure free
dom fiom It's burdens at whatever
sacrifice of its advantages.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-15

said John L. in proper condition to
fight Pete Jackson. The BAzoo has
no i'll feelings toward Mr.. Sullivan of
Boston, vet if his days are numbered
we would shed no tears if The s'ugger,
wife beaten and all-round drunkard
should get his neck b-okeu in the
first round.