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Evening journal., 1890-04-08

G0RD0N-MACKLEM On April 2, a.
Lapldum, Hartford county, Md, by the Rev
J. w. Charlton, John b. Gordon OF Whining
ton and Miss Mary 7. Macklem Of Lapidum
HUGHES S-MACKLEAI-On April 2, al
Lapidum. Hartford county. Md. by the Rev
J, W, Charlton, Amos hughes, Jr., and Miss
Lizzie Macklen. both Of Lapidum, Md.
JEWELL-LEWIS. On April B, by tn,
Rev. John D. G. Hanna, Joseph Jewell ant
Miss Annie J. Lewis, both OF this city
LHNCH H-BONSALIs.--On April 2. by tn,
Rev. w. g. koons. Adds Lynch and Salli,
Bonsall, both of this city.
sMYTH-MOoRE,-At the Green Hin par
sonage, on April p by the Rev. E. w Long
William Smyth and Jane Moore, both O
| Henry Clay,
TALLEl-F0ULK.-In this city. at tn,
resldenceof the brides parents. No. si5 Orang,
street on April 2, BY the Rev. Louis E. Bar
rett' fenrose h. Talley and Hannah L. Foulk
both OF this city.
WIFSIL-CONNAWA .-On April 9. b,
the hey John y. G Hanna, Walter i. Wits
anu Miss Virginia Connaway. both of thii
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] am here


Which al ought to know by this time.
The ones that don't know yet, win let
them know by the following prices
Mems worsted suits. $4.00; boys SO 90;
children's $500 Mems all wool cork
screw suits, $500; boys, $3.50; chill
dren's, $3.50. Mems fine imported wide
vale suits. $1l 90 upward; boys, $40;
children's, $500 Fine black cheviot
suits for men, $40. Working pants for
men, 70 cents; better ones, $i.00
Working pants for boys, GO cents; bet
ter, rs cents. Children's pants Is cents /;
better ones, 25 cents Mems fine cassi
mere pants, 81 so to SO 90; boys, $3.50,
$3 80; childrens, SO to 81 90 'Remem
Der all wool Eight hundred pairs 15c
pants 800 pairs 25c pants, warranted
fast color; 500 pairs 50c pants, warranted
all wool. All these things you can buy
only at M. Myers. One Price Clothier,
where all goods are marked in plain fig
ures. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. NJ Myers. No. 406 Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
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county, Pa. on April 4, Ellen, wife Of John G,
Glatts, in her 18th year
MoYsTIN. On April 2. Mary Jane, wife Of
William II Moystin, aged 40 years.
MOoRE;-In this city, on April 2, Charles
Moore. In his SD year.
PERKINS. I'm this city on April 2. sud
denly. =. Frank Perkins, aged So years
P0WELL.-At the residence Of his brother
4lst year.
STROUD. AT her late residence near stan.
ton, Del on the 9th instant. Clara e.. wife OF
William ), stroud, aged 81 years.
Friends and relatives of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence on Wednesday. the
sth instant. Services at the house at $50 a.
Brandywine Cemetery at Wilmington
TOWNSLbY I'm this city, on April a.
Margaret p, wife Of Hiram Townsley.
WELL. In this city, on April 2. Chrisfiana.
years.
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Adjourned Sale Of BurdIng Lots.

Next Saturday afternoon, B. F. Town
send, real estate agent, will sell at pub
lie sale, the remaining building lots on
the track of land owned by the city of
Wilmington, and bounded by Eighth,
Ninth. DUPONT snd Scott streets. The
sale was started on March 29Uh, when e
number Of the lots sold at excellent
prices and the remainder viii be sold
AsAt Saturday Afternoon. The lots to be
sold are among the choicest of the entire
tract. and theirseligible location, with the
Eighth street electrict railway running
xght -oy the property, make them very
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DIED.
ArFxANnER

ALEXANDER this city. on April 2
Austin. son OF Christian and Abbie Alexander,
in his s2d year.
BELNILLE.-In this city. on April q. Sarah
NJ. wife Of joseph A. Belville, aged A3 wears
BROWN.-ln this city. on April 5. Elizabeth
Brown, aged year and months.
BURRIS.--ln this city. on april Q. William
ii Burris. aged AZ years
CALDWELla--In this city, on Ap.n 4. r
K Caldwell. aged AZ years
CAHlLL.-in ilis CITY. on April g. Cecilia
widow OF ihonlas Cahid-aKed % years.
CLARK. " tlis city. Oh Aprii q, helen 81
daughter of William r. and Annie r. Clark
aged years.
EMMONS.-In this city. on the 9Th instant
William Emmons ST.. in his I'D year.
GLATTS. S.-Suddenly. at Upland, Delaware
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RUINED BY a DEFAULTER
A Sensational Failure in New
York City.
NEARLY HALF A MILLION GONE


C. x. Sistare's Sons state THAT Thei
Late Partner, Douglas Hilger, OF PhiIa
delphia, Caused Their Failure -Th.
Firm similarly Crippled Once Before
New YoRK, april s-Wall street wa
treated TO sensation yesterday Afternoon
by the announcement in the Stock Exchang,
Of the failure of George K Sistare's Sons
bankers and brokers of IS Broad street. /
was stated that the cause Of the suspension
was due to the discovery of delalcatton b,
the firms late partner in Philadelphia. Tn,
firm has done very little business in LISTED
securities Of late, its principal business being
in city bonds and specialties. 1t has eyi
IDENTIFY been bear on the market, as 100 st
Paul, 100 Paciiic Mail. 200 Lead Trust, 40C
Cotton Seed Oil, 200 Atchison and 81 ,0QC
Texas and Pacific second mortgage bond'
were bought in under the rule for It's ac.
count
The Amount OF the Defalcation.
No statement Of the Affairs Of the firm.
the amount OF defalcation or the method Of
embezzlement could be had at It's Office, but
- cNaAcAithh ~ IIOHlise0
The amount Of the defalcation was vari
ously estimated at from $3.50, 900 to S25O. 900.
The firm has branch office at l21 South
Third street. Philadelphia, until recently
managed by a resident partner, the late
Douglas Hilger. Hilger became i'll about
two weeks ago, and the head Of the firm.
w. II. N. Sistare took charge OF tho office.
MIR. Sistare now claims that In going over
the accourts he discovered large deficiency
and false entries Hilger's condition was
tooprecarious TO admit of an explanation.
He died Saturday last Since the discovery
the firm has endeavored to tide over the
trouble, but was impeled to suspend.
An Unfortunate Firm.
The firm seems to be particularly unfort-
innate in the selection Of managers for itf
out Of town branches About two years
ago Manager Stanton. of its district branch.
uefaulted with $i50,000. The firm was
founded in 1923 by George K SIstare when
the Stock Exchange was down in William
street Sistare did very little business until
Tweed came into power The latter gave
him all the city bonds TO negotiate, and In
this business he became moderately wealthy.
He died in 1880, and the firm was continued
by his sons, w. H. NJ. and George X. Jr.
The latter retired Nov Q, 1887, and was sue
ceeded by Harold Clemens. w. II. M. Sis
tare, the present head OF the house. has been
a member Of the Stock Exchange since Oct
s. 1868
II May Reach $500, 600.
Last night H. S. Bennett. counsel for the
firm, stated that an assignee had been de-
cided upon, but the name would not be an
nounced until today. Mr.. Bennett alsc
stated that the amount of tho defalcatiou
was over $500, 600, and possibly in the negh
borhood Of S500.000.
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''snapper', narrison,s horses sola

New York, April S--Twenty-three race
horses, the property Of William McAIahon
and Edward Garrison, the jockey, were
sold at auction at the Boulevard Riding
academy. The first twelve sold for $40.
175, an average Of Sl,59S Eolian brought
s., 400; Speedwell, s., 500; Falcon, Sc, 45O;
Garrison, 81, 600; Vera, 81, 500, and John At
wood, Sl,625. Kempland brought SS. 200.
Result Of sale $2l,2l5.
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Y.sterdar,a nall oa,nos.

NEW YoRK, April Sat Philadelphia-
Philadelphia, "a; Athletic, G. At Pitts
burg-Syracuse Stars, z; Pittsburg, A. AT
Cincinnati-C Cincinnati, 8; St Louis, T. AT
Baltimore Baltimore, 20; Yale, Z. At Des
Moines-Des Moines, 6; Indianapolis, 8. All
were exhibition games.
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The News a. Pb;sadoinh,a.

PHu.ADELPHIA, April s. The Philadelphia
branch Of George X Sistares Sons claim tc
know nothing Of the failure outside OF the
fact that there has been one. It is known
that Mr.. Hilger had contracted numcrou.
debts before bis death, but his friends claim
that they We're personal ones. At that tim,
it was said the amount was s250, 900. Later
investigation would seem to indicate thai
the amount is larger and that this is che
cause oi the failure Hilger's friends indig
nantly deny that he committed snicide, bIi
died Of typhoid fever Persons having any
knowledge are very reticent and viii not
talk on the subject.
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A Criticism rom stanIov.

LONDON, April S.-The correspondent o.
The Times at Alexandria says that Stanley
condemns the British East Africa company
aor allowing American and Russian sports
men TO exhaust for mere pleasure the re-
sources Of their territory. 1t would be far
better to allow Germany to control the dis
tFict She would at least prevent buc.
caneering.
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The First Book Beer OF the season,

John p. Donahoe. bother, Nos 517 and
5l9 Orange street, wishes TO inform his
patrons and the public generally that he
has just received the first invoice Of the
celebrated Bartholomey Rochester book
beer pronounced by eonnoisseurs to be
the finest ever produced, and is now
ready to fill all orders promptly, either
In bottles or kegs. Telephone call No 80.
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Nnt sllcott hnt sIloor.

PORTLAND, Ore, April s-Nothing is
known ssre Of the arrest of ex-Cashier Sill.
colt as reported. The name is probably
confused with that of Fred Silcox, the bank
clerk who disappeared a week ago and has
Just returned
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cant. Howland rememherna.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, April s.-Capt.
Howland, Of the whaling bark Canton, Of
this port who rescued the crew Of the Brit.
ish ship British Monarch last December OIL
Cape Of Good Hope, has received hand.
some gold medal from the Liverpool Hu.
mane society.
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1 keenan, Remained n carna..

NEW YORK, April s. 8-Business and other
engagements I'm Canada prevented ex-Alder-
man John keenan, from being present in
She supreme court here when argument was
begun in his suit against aoueduct contract
ors O'Brien & Clark for share in their
profits The case is still on.
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ITEMS or INTEREST

She Broke Encouragement
because she saw that he had ceased tc
love her. Her beauty had faded, her
former high spirits had given place to a
dull lassitude, What has caused this
change? Functional arrangement; she
was suffering from those ailments pecu-
liar to her sex. And SO their two young
lives drifted apart, How needless. how
cruel Had she taken DIR. Pierce Favor.
ite Prescription she might have been re.
stored to health and happiness. II
any lady reader of these lines is similarly
afflicted. let her lose no time in procuring
the ''Fayorite Prescription. 1t will give
her new lease OF life. Sold by drug.
gigts, under a positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, Of perfect satisfac-
tion in every case, or money refunded
See guarantee on bottle wrapper
Evening journal., 1890-04-08

DR.. DEHAEDr's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
Atdruggists and by mail, 81. Office, 203 N.
9thSt, Phila. Ladies beware Of limitations
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THE DEVILS army is drafted; the other
side is made up Of volunteers. Ashland
(Wis.) Press.
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THE church lsves a cheerful giver-
end was never known to refuse a gift
from giver who wasn't cheerful. Ash
land wis Press.
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MARRIED,

Ladies' and, Gentlemen's restaurant
Sixth and Shipley.
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MoUsEKEEPERs' GRooERY LIST.
49, - 49, - A+tANAAs
102 AND l0i EAST FIFTH STREET.

l02 AND lOi EAST FIFTH STREET.
We are headquarters for all kinds of gro
cerles. We are very much encoura ed. We
feel that we must give Gus omers entire satis-
faction, our sales having increased over Al per
cent. In the last Is months. Our Tea and Cof-
fee sales have doubled in the above time. The
Tea that is usually sold at 90 cents. we are
selling now at 90 cents. and the Tea that seld
at 10 cents, we ARE selling now for 90 cents.
TRY tharas fbpV ara apaud '
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desirable purchases. Some fine real
estate bargains can surely be obtained at
this sale
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Roast dinners a speciality at Mullins,
Sixth and Shipley.
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A cHuRcH fair is like bad scrape. It's
easier to get into it than it is to get out.
Lawrence American.
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Bring the Boys

~
To Sixth and Market if
you would Ike to have
them nicely dressed. We
believe you will find ours
the best assortment Of
Boys and Children's
Clothing you ever saw in
Wilmington. We have
one of our large rooms.
filled with "Natty Suits"
for the boys, and have the
room specially fitted up
for ladies to bring the
boys to have them fitted
out. We would specially
like people to compare
our stock, notice the fit,
learn our prices. Our
garments are all marked
in plain figures. Do you
know we've sold nearly a
hundred Black Cheviot
Suits, and have said very
little about it. Then we
have sold lots of other
Suits just as stylish.
You'll be surprised to see
the nice things we have.
j. T. EulIin & Son,
Tallora, 9th g Market,
ClOthiers, Wilmington.
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''IT is sad, they say, ''that sinners
should be so sweet and saints should be
50 sour: Oakland (Cal) Paragraph. - -
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The most attractive location for resi-
dences is at "Creston," Ninth ward.
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FOR SALE.


ENOR SALE.-A SHOW WINDOW AND
~ shelving at 2l5 East Third street.
I ARGE DOUBLE SEAT TOP WAGON.
II finely upholstered, built to order, brand
new, suitable for light delivery wagon and
family use.
Nickel Mounted Harness. new. Elegant
Robes, Blankets, Whip, etc.
Can be seen et the Club Stables, corner
Madison and Twelfth streets.
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SHE-''Rather a nice person that Mr..
Jones. He--'Yes but they say that
he Is 80 bow-legged as to be obliged to
have his trousers cut around a cart
wheel.
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ZOE RENT.


DOR RENT. -FOUR NEW SEVEN-ROON
II houses, 1910 1912 1914 and 1915 West
Second street, at Sli a month. Apply to
JOHN MULVENA,
600 NanBuren street
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The Angel Gabriel with his trumpet
at his lips)-"Tootl Toot Too-oo-oo--
Member Of the English Syndicate
say, there Stop that My lease on this
planet doesn't expire for fifty years yet r
Chicago Tribune.
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NOTICES.


NOTICE TO THE GAS CONSUMERS OF
Wilmington; After April 18th next. the
take orders for gas of quality superior to
that now furnished to the citizens at s5 cents
per thousand feet net IL promptly paid within
ten days from the time Of rendering bill
lhe works will be re tdy for delivering gas
next fall,and service connections win be made
as fast as the mains of the company are ex-
tended.
Mains will be laid first upon the principal
streets and gas takers upon those streets are
invited To give early Orders~so that we may
have SONG guide In laying the first arrivals Of
pipe. Of1ce OF the company has removed to
New Central Bank Building Fifth and Shipley
streets :. GONDE. Engineer
NJ UllUh.-lF YOU WANT TO SAVE
~ p0LLARs, insure your property with
HAWKINS q CO., 7l2 Market Street.
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You don't know how much better you
will feel If you take Hoods Sarsaparilla
II will overcome that tired feeling, pur-
ify your blood, give you good appetite,
and make you bright, active and strong
BE sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold
by druggists.
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THE pious man and the atheist always
talk Of religion; the one Of what he
loves and the other Of what he fears. -
Goshen Democrat
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Meals at all hours at Sixth and shipley
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"Creston' Is the nearest open tract to
the city. Lots sold on installments.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's restaurant
Sixth and Shipley
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CALLER (at the White House)- How
do you dor The President (sadlY)-'I
do as they tell me. Puck.
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Tow TUCKER "Why IS kiss like {
sermon2' Jack Homer Because II re-
quires two heads and an application. ~
Boston Herald.
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~ Unfortnnnte Hmm.
II Mav Reach $500. 600.

Last night II. s, Bennett counsel for the
nrm, stated that an assignee had been de
cided upon, but the name would not be an
nounced until today. Mr.. Bennett alsc
stated that the amount of the defalcatiou
was over $4,000 and possibly in the neeh
borhood Of S500,000.
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oysters'in every style at Mullins res
taurant Sixth and Shipley.
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Ross has removed from i16 Market
street to his new store 2l0 Market with a
large stock oflatest styles of Hats, White
Shirts Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices
Money returned if goods are not satisfac
tory
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WHEN the devil wants to train up
young man in the way he desires him to
go he employs idleness to boss the OBJ.
Texas Siftings. 81
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
LOCAL POINTS.

The FIRE department made four runs
during the month of July.
-Sedalia lodge, No. q, K. Of P, met
last night and conferred the rank of
Esquire.
Ernest Wells will be released from
Jail to-day, his sentence on aconviction for
feionious assault having expired.
Moses C. Springer, native of Cam
ada, filed in the circuit court, yesterday,
his intention to become q citizen of the
United States.
William Tut and William Howard
we're sworn in as special policemen, yester-
day, to maintain order at the colored pic.
mic at the park.
Nothing has been heard from Wor-
man, the poultry dealer. The belief is
fast gaining ground that he is done with
.Sedalis for all time to come.
The Whipple investigation is still
progressing, but the committee refuse to
give even pointer as to the nature of the
the testimony introduced so far. The YER
dict will be returned ext Monday night.
The police arrested four drunk and
disorderly persons last night. One was
slated for carrying concealed weapons,
and another had his pockets filled with
watches. The latter was found lying In
che alley, near Collins, Farnsm & Co.'s
livery stable. He told Officer Shackles, who
arrested him, that he resided in Europe
and lived In Sheol.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05

ii. J. Wilkinson, Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was guest at Kaiser's yester.
day. Speaking of the alleged fraud.
ulent census returns ssnt in from his
city, he remarked to a BAzoo report
err:
81 am glad recount has been Or
dered and 30 is everybody in Mime
apolis. The whole trouble arose from
St. Paul's jealousy. They knew that
we would lay them in the shade in the
matter of population, 60 they doctored
their returns and then preferred
changes against Minneapolis. A re.
count has been ordered for both cities
and when the returns are In you will
find that Minneapolis has about 2OO,-
600 and st. Paul about $50, 900.
Make note Of these figures, and if
/ miss it 5000 in either city I'll buy
you a new hat the next time / visit
Sedalis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05

Steward ]. Hyatt, living near APP.
pleton City, and one Of the survivors
Of the wreck that occurred at Chats.
~orth, ILL.,, on the l., B. & w. road,
August 10, 1887, was in town yester.
day, ON his way to Chatsworth to at
tend the third annual reunion of the
survivors, which will be held at the
scene of the accident on the anniver-
sary Of the disaster. At the time of
the mishap Mr.. Hyatt was living near
.Pekin, Ill, but last fall he rumoved
10 Missouri with his family and loea-
ted near Appleton City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

Where's, W. /. Hockaday and 8. z.
Hockadsy, his wife, BY their certain deed
Of trust dated the oath day of April, 1884,
snd recorded in the recorders Office Of
Pettis county, No., at deed book % pages
$40 and go, conveyed to the undefsisaed
- trustee ali THAR right, title, interest aa1
eatate ia and to the following described
real estate situated in the County of Pet
tis. State of Missouri, viz: Lot two (2) of
block ten (10) in hale and 0entry's addi-
tion to the City of Sedalis, Missouri,
which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment of . certain obligs-
ton in said deed described; and whereas
said obligation has become due and ia I'M
paid now therefore in accordance with the
provisions of said deed of trust, and ut the
request of the legal holder of said obliga.
item, will proceed to sell the above de.
scribsd real estate st the court house door,
inlthe City of Sedslia, in the County of
Pettis, State aforesaid, to the highest bid
der for cash, at public auction, on
THE 25TH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1890,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and Eve in the afternoon of that day, to
satisfy said note, together with the cost and
expense Of executing this trust. Dated
this Is. day OF August, 1890 S-5wtd
JNo. MONTGOMERY, JR., Trustee
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
Say lt In O NaisaIace.

There is trouble over the Ohio
street shooting gallery, and several
of those who do business in the vicin-
ity say that the place is q nuisance nd
should be closed out. The objection
is that the gallery is kept open until q
late hour at night and the constant
shooting is annoying to those who re-
side in that LEGALITY, and especially to
those who have sleeping apartments
there.
The owner of the gallery has the
room rented for six months and main.
tains that his bushes, is as legitimate
as any in the city. He has circulated
a petition, asking that he be not
molested, and it is difficult to say how
the matter will end.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
Ban % the New PARA.

The first trip over the electric rail-
gay to Judge Metsker's new park, on
che Winzenburg place, was made yes.
terday. and hereafter cars will be iun
.~ss.larly to that point. The outlook
70 good for hundreds visiting the park
to-day, and On arrival there they will
zee one of the prettiest spots in Cen.
tral Aissouri-in fact, . natural park.
that can be made beautiful beyond
description by the expenditure of .
s1ery small sum Of money.
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DIEIs.

CZARLINsKY.-Wm. Czailinsk,, aged
53 wears. died at hIs home on Vest
Main street, yesterday AFTERNOON, OF
paralysis, leaving widow and sew
eral children.
The funeral took place this after
noon from the house and tie utter
ment took place in the }, wish GENE
terry.
NICHOLS. Sadie Nichols, aged 2
years, died at o'clock Friday
evening. at Ho ell Riley, of Group.
The little child was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols, who
were eu route from Sullivan county
to Appleton City, overland, when the
babe was taken sick at Holden and
brought here on the train. The body
was taken to Appleton City yesterday
for interment, Undertaken Ramsey
having prepared the body for burial.
KUEcX-John III. Kueck, agfd 20
years, died at 11:40 o'clock Friday
night at his home, No. 212 West
Seventh street, oftyphoid fever and
hemorrhage of the bowels.
Mr.. Kueck arrived here q few days
ago from St. Louis, where be was in
the employ Of the Famous Clothing
Company. He Was quite i'll at the
time and continued to grow worse,
despite the best Of attention. until
death claimed him. The funeral will
take place from the German Lutheran
church at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
TARLToN Mary Tarlton, colored,
died at the family residence, on
North Lamine street, Friday after
noon.
The deceased Vas Q daughter of
VIM. TarltOn. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.