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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-27
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of adj
ministration ON the estate of Frank X.
Schennewark, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the Isl day III Iecrmber,
lS92, by the Probate court al Pe,ti>county
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required tn exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within one
year after the date OF said letters. or they
may he precluded from any benefit oi such
estate and il such claims be not exhibited
within two wears from the date of this
publication, they shall he forever barred.
This second day of bcccmlrr. lsg2
LorIS \. SCmENNEwAKK.
l2-6-w4i Administrator.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed administrator of the estate ofJoscph
f. Anderson, dececeased will make final
settlement of his accounts with said estate
as such administrator at the next term Of
the probate court of Pettis county. Mis-
souri,, to be holden at Sedalia in said
county, on the 18th day of February. A.
d., 1898. ISAAC c. ANDERSON.
12-13w4t Administrator
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for Sale.

for Sale.
l ten-horse boiler.
! five-horse upright engine.
] lot shelving.
! lot of counters.
] lawn mower
The boiler and engiue can be seen
at the BAzOO office.
J. WEST GOODWIN Pre-. Co.
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Notice Of Assignee's Application 70
Discharge.

In the matter Of the assignment OF James
Handy, Edward Hurley assignee. Notice
is hep given to all whom il may con-
cer< sat the undersigned assignee will
e application to the Circuit Court OF
rettis county. Missouri, on January 4th,
1893, for discharge from his trust herein
EDWARD HURLEY, Assignee
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that by virtue oi
an order of the Probate Courr ri Pettis
county, Missouri, made on the 18th day ri
December. ls92, the undersigned. public
administrator Tor said county. has taken
charge Of the estate of Mary \. Clay, de-
ceased
All persnns having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them To- me,
Tor allowance within one year after the
date Of said letters. or they may Ia pre-
cluded from any benefit II such estate. and
il such claims he not exhibited within two
wears from the date Of this publication.
they shall lie forever barred.
This 10th day oi DECEMBER 1892
l2-l3w4t JOHN X. CIorToS.
Public Administrators.
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EoresteI Makes an Assignment.

n. Louis, Dec. 22.-Michael j.
I'd, late depo~ed city treasurer,
General assignment this morn
he benefit Of his creditors.
assigned it amounts to 1927 =
liabilities are much less than
the assets. The assignment
Re because some small creditors
Funning attachments on the
" and Mr.. Forstel wished to
creditors ON the same footing.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers caStoHia.
JOS. A. WEiNZIERL,
Su II We 70 IL
AND CIVIL. ENGINEER.

Office: Room 2 in Hurley Building,
10 +. Third street, Sedalia, Mo.
Survey of Lots and other tracts oi
land in city and country made. Drain
age systems established. Estimates
prepared. Conscientious work guarar-
taed.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18TH. ISee.
Do you Know 2

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Unhealthy Liver than any
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and Malaria usually attend it.
DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a vegetable specific for Liver
Disorders and their accompany
ing evils. It cures thousands
why not be one of them? Take
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Your Druggist will supply you.
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The evening world., 1892-02-13
MR.. POWERS'S HALLUCIMATlON.
Men Rose Up Through the Floor
and Dragged Him Out of Bed.

William Powers, well-to-do retired mcr-
chant, iifty-six years old OF 2OG East sixty
second street, rushed eXcitcdly into the
SiXty-seventh street station house at s o clock
tins morning and told Sergt. Linden that
gang Of eight men had broken into his sleep
Ing apartment, coming In ut the windows, up
through the floor ana through the walls.
lie said they not only beat and abused him,
but they pulled him out OF bed and shame
fully maltreated his vile.
Powers was clad only IN trousers, shirt and
slippers. although the mercury was many de-
grccS below freezing.
Capt. Schmittbcrger, who was present, sent
Detective stevenson back with Powers to iD-
vestigate his story.
The officer found everything all right at the
house, but Mrs. Powers stated that her hus-
band had acted Queery for some time.
II was also learned that Powers had been
confined In an insane asylum several years
ago.
In the Yorkville Court Powers presented an
incoherently written paper as his statement.
Justice Ryan committed him Tor examina-
tion as To his sanity.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
The Temptation

To out of doors in rough weather is not strong,
but we are, many Of us, compelled to face rough
weather frequently. Diseases which arse from u
chill are peculiar TO OF the year. This IL
true, therefore there should be in ths closet of
every household-whats Not an unmcdeated stim-
uAnt, absolutely devoid Of anything but al cI-
clt,e action, but tonic combining in the effective
ioF'u Of an invigorant and Alternative, the quality
ot defense against changes Of weather. lostetters
ntomach Bitters has three four properties that
uues II relieve the complaints which 1t eventually
S.tt', II fortites the system against the bad effects
VI 'hhhses OF temperature, fatally aud too often
SMo"h In the deadly form of Ia grippe" 1t pro-
""ves radical change Ia the weakened condition
maSstsm pscuiisTly liable to be attacked by II, 4,
sn su tends tn PROV Dc against the GAnger result
as rom Al impoverished condition OF blood and .
aisoiuered state OF the liver or bowels.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
MARTIN OF FRAUD.
His European Credit Company
Alleged to Be Bogus.

The Sheriff to-day received an attachment
TOR $50, 900 against the property In this Stnte
OF stuart 4. Martin, represented to be the
vice-President OF the Pratt steel Company, In
q suit by Edward Morton and Charles Gal
lagher, In which they charge him with fraud.
Mr.. Morton alleges that in october last
Martin sought and obtained an Introduction
to him and contracted purchase of s15o,OOO
IN first mortgage per cent. bonds OF the
Shenandoah C al, Iron and Lumber Company
ut 10 per cent. OF their par value. Martin, he
says, also agreed to go down to Virginia, In
spect the lands and construct narrow-guage
railroad from the Company's property to
Broadway, Va
For this construction 1t Is claimed Martin
agreed TO accept payment in bonds Of the
Company.
Martin, II Is alleged, represented himself to
he the Treasurer of the European and Amcri-
can Credit ana Trust Company, with Offices
at 40 and ~ Wall street, this city, and in
London and Paris. In each country, - Is
alleged to have told plaintiffs, the Company
had a capital OF s3,o0o,O0o, or an aggregate
OF 80, 900 900.
He Is said 10 have represented that among
the officers and directors or the company were
the late United States senator Plumb, OF
Kansas Senator j. =. Jones, or Nevada; eX-
GOV. Alonzo h. Cornell, col. robert II. Inger-
soil, Thomas Ewing, T.. A. Packer, 5. n. Baker
and others.
The plaintiffs say they were also informed
by Martin that Gen. James $. Negley, the
President ot the Company, had just returned
IRON Europe, where he had been very success
ful, and that the Company had 100000, 900
which IL was prepared To invest ana take hold
OF any promising Industry.
Plaintiffs say they urged Martin to carry
out his agreement and make his visit to Nir-
ginia, but as they allege, he kept putting
them OH with various excuses. aud has en-
| tireiy failc. 10 keep his part or the contract.
| Mr.. Morton interviewed COT. lngersOll and
McsSrS. Ewing. Packer, Baker and others, all
| of whom rcpudiated the company aud said
| that they wern not Officers and that the use
| OF their names was authorized.
Plaintiffs allege thai Martin has absent ed
himself from his office and that he has de-
parted. They allege that the Company Is
| bogus and that the landlord OF ~ Wall street
| Will disposscss the Company.
The offices or the concern are sulnptuously
| ftted up.
II is further alleged that Martin has drawn
drafts upon friends and acquaintance which
have been dishOnOred.
The plaintiffs demand 100000 damages.
| Theodore Il. steele, on their behalf, obtained
the attachment from Justice Beach.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
EDMUND GOSLING HELD.
He and His Bro her Accused of Hav-
ing Obtained $4,000 by Forgery.

He and His Bro her Accused OF Hav-
ing Obtained $4,000 by Forgery.
Edmund Gosllng alias Z. r. Marchais, alias
II. Jackson. was held IN $4,000 bail In Jeffer-
son Market Court this morning, charged with
having aided his brother Alfred In altering
checks for $4,000 to which the name OF
Manager Hill OF the Cosmopolitan Magazine,
had been forged as Endorsement.
Detective Titus, who arrested Edmund
Gosling, says that Alfred, who was In Mana
ger lIill's employ, would indorse the checks
which he collected FOR the COSUtOpOiitdH Mag
diMe Company. and put the checks into the
bank account OF his brother Edmund, In the
Seventh National Rank.
Edmund. who went under the name OF T..
T. MarChais, would then, according TO the
detective, draw against his account and
divide the proceeds with Alfred. Edmund
stOutly denies this.
Alfred GOsllng Is now awaiting eXtradition
In Philadelphia, where he was arrested.
Edmund was at the Hotel Royal the night OF
the fire, but couldn't sleep and went cut for u
walk before the fire broke out.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
DIED In AN -" STATION,
An Unknown Man Came to a Sud
den and Startling End.

man whose identity has not yet been
learned died suddenly at $50 O'Clock this
forenoon on the platform OF the "L" station
at Twenty-third street and Third avenue.
His body was removed to the East Twenty
second street police station, and the Coroner's
Oflice was notified.
The man was apparently about fifty-five
years Old 0 leet . inches In height, with gray
haIr and mustache. He wore a black coat,
black and gray striped trousers, white shirt,
red nannel underwear, gray stockings and
laced shoes In his hat was piece OF paper
on which was written, "Samuel Fischei, i34
East Flity-eighth street."
The body was this afternoon identified as
that OF samuel Cricket, senior partner OF the
nrm OF samuel Cricket 4 sons, OF l43 Elm
street. He was siXty-nine years old, and
lived at lh4 East FHty-eight street. He leaves
widow and three children.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

But when q committee from the Alliance
waited upon the clerk pI the Insurance club
X was met by the statement that the walters
at Delmonico's were moolh-iaced, and that
the Insurance club was Just as "tOny" as
the famous uptown restaurant.
The clerk was very reticcnt about what
was likely To hapren to the two rccalcitrant
and rebelliOus waters who had Haunted their
whiskerS IN the very faces OF the Governing
Committee, but his iorb,dding frown seemed
TO justify The perturbation OF these two de-
flant ones.
The EVENING WORLD, anxious to learn II
this order OF the Insurance club was unique
In Its arbitrary wantonneSs, sent repre-
sent atlve out Oh au observation tour.
Al the F1fth Avenue Hotel the reporter
found eighty natty and gcnteel young men,
fitting about the great dinlng-room happy as
larkS and smiling, every man OF EN-, from
under delicate little mustaches IN all the
hues and tints OF black and brown and golden
and terra cot a. But there was never n hair
on chin or cheek Oi the Eighty.
CHER Waiter Thomas Gay said Courtcously,
but with the air OF "A General who commanded
un army OF brave walters:
"lt was the standing rule here for many
years that the walters should wear clean
shavCn laccs. But the young mcn-you see
they are all young and handsome - COM
plainCd tnaL they were handicapped IN the
competition for the favors OF the lair sex, and
that they were all in danger OF dying old
bachelors unless they were willing to marry
In a lower circle than that OF aristocracl.
They consulted together and at last
their discomfort found expression In petit
tion TO the proprietor, which every man OF
'em signed The petition pleaded for the
privilege N raising fnustaC hes those irresist-
iDle charms to femininity.
"That was four years ago. Their humble
prayer was heard, and since then our walters
have spOrtcd the festive mustachc, as YOU
see."
Al the Hoffman House Monsieur LudOpE
Bussey, speaking for the forty tidy walters,
said
"We make no laws on that poiut. Our men
may be Esau's II they like, but -
NJ. BusScy didn't finish the sentence. He
Just looked about him significantly, ana the
reporter saw that there were but two boards
IN the CORPS OF gnreons and thesc Two were
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Two OF the Eleven defled the mighty
majesty OF the Governing Committee and APP
peared to-day for duty IN full panoply Of
mustachc and ch'n-whiskers, bu; they went
about their duties IN a disconnected, uneasy
way. II was plain that they felt that the
thread that SUSPENDED above their devoted
head the sword oI DamOcles--that is To say,
the razor OF the barber was n very slender
one, and that the lot OF the imperiouS club
restaurant waiter was, after all, not the
glorious one that most people Imagine.
The walters IN Cedar street make a pretty
good thing out oi their employment, Tor In
suranCe men are liberal tippcrs as Il rule, and
so nine OF the Eleven reluctantly, but with
becoming grace, sacrificed their distinguished
"Slde burns" their "Galway Sluggers,' their
"Dundrearys" and their "PfefIers."
Alliance No. s. was not so easily cOwed. II
denounced the cruel tyranny that would
sacrifice the hirsute embellishments OF the
bpyutp cd El,
The evening world., 1892-02-13
AMONG THE WHEELMEN

Leonard, better known as " Albert" will ride in
the coming tournament at Me olson Square Gar
den.
The Cycling club of tho Glass of '95. c. g. y, Y.
will bowl tonight at the Central Turn versin.
The entries Tor the cycling events of the Long
Island leAgue are numerous.
Tn. National Assembly meets on Monday 81
Columbus, e. l.. Buriette is reported as having a
long lead in the race fOr the Presidency.
The Lady Of Lyons will be given at an enter
tainment 10 bs held by the Manhattan BlcycI.
Club on Feb 20,
A meeting will bo held on Feb. 25 to form an as
soc alton OF cycling clubs.
The entries for the Harlem race nr ct will close
with & ". osborn, Chairman Racing Committee,
ON Feb ~.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
SHE RAN AWAY TO MARRY.
But Liveryman Burke Won't Be-
lieve Un:.l He Hears from Marie.

But Liveryman Burke Won't Be-
lieve Un:.l He Hears from Marie.
Miss Marie Agnes Burke eloped yesterday
ami i now the wife Of the man OF her choice.
but her father. Edward W. Burke, OF 3I6
Montgomery street, Jersey city, refuses to
believe II. Mr. Burke Is a wealthy livery
stable keeper.
He SAID to-day that his daughter LETT home
yesterday afternoon to visit u c1usin, Miss
Mahan, In Long Island CITY, ana that Tor
aIght he knew to the cont rary she was a. the
present time with her cousin.
AS n matter OF fact Miss Burke met her
sweetheart, Frank Adams, "a travelling sales.
man, On Long Island city 'orry-bUat ycSlcr-
day afternoon, and went with him To Miler's
Hotel. in Mayor GleasOn's bailiwick, where
they were made man and wife by Judge Ste
phcn kavanagh.
The couple then went to the home OF
hdams's parents AZ the corner OF Jackson
avenue and Fifth street, Long Islana city,
where they are now stopping.
MIS-. Frank Adams Is nineteen and hand
some brunette Her father had objected to
her receiving the attentions OF the gallant
Frank. Hence the elOp"mCnt.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
LOOK OUT FOR THIS DANCER SIGNAl.


Avery nuunying symptom, OF catarrh acorstsnt
d"sr" to clear the throat of Sor ethinR that "on
sthntN accumulstiup there ani which, On bang
hHWkrd 'p. consists ul u tough, Shiny muCUs. Tma
srn'r ui n'u,ss ur nf foreign sIhs'arc" In ia"
thtoNi isrAu,"d 10y the lit gan Is -tahte IN the
IN mNrau" lining tho throat becoming cuugrstri
aud iuNtnrl hS cnt1rrh, aud IN which condition
th"' s"crttr large quantity 81 tough N rrcua. The
Efforts rf the n,tt"ut to rii fim-e ut the annoy
pfe-"nc" IN tH' turlN; cause d-hgr""abl" hslt OF
constantly hawking, 50 charActcri.tir ui chta'rh
" left atone IA" voice changes, becomes huArse, and
IN rome ra-"f almost lost or else becomes rough
anf ta.r'ng ~ sound. It's often the fof.runner Of
consumption
Dnct, - il,t toy and Wildmnn make specially of
the t-gn' mrut ot catatth. They furni-h all meii.
cincs Tree, and th"r charges tor treatment are so
moderate tla IN, vi Thin the rphch a. all
The evening world., 1892-02-13
MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
Has a Serious Fire
and Calls Aid from Outside.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
HARRISBURG Pa, Feb. 13.--A despatch re-
ceived here early this morning stating that
fire was raging in Elizabethtown, Lancaster
County, eighteen miles east OF Harrisburg,
and asking assistance from the city fire de-
partment, an engine and two hose carriages
were sent at once, and In short time after
their arrival the names were under control.
The 1re started in the Office of the Weekly
Chronicle and rapidly spread, owing to the
high wind. several stores were burned and
the handsomcst business block In the city
destroyed. A number Of families are home
less.
The flre is believed to be OF incendiary
origin. The loss Is estimated at $50, 900.
One woman and her two babes were taken out
OF a second-stOry window.
Twenty-Five escaped IN their night-clothes,
losing all their household effects, and were
given shelter by tho people OF the town.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Herr John Klaees. In command at the Del
monicO cafe. was living argument for side
whiskers himself. He said
We permit the garcon to wear side boards
properly trimmed. But no mustache or chin
whiskers are permitted.
"lOu see the waiter might be eating WREN
called to duty. and a mustuchc dripping with
consomme or u beard glittcrlng with drops OF
crab or flakes OF pommes dc terrc would not
do at all, don't you know II Is the rule In
every frst-rlass house. II Is cleaner"
one OF the walters SpCrtcd a pair Of Dun
dreary whiskcrs that would have delighted
Sothern.
NJ. Frank Thomassehn, the handsome Bel
CLAN In charge OF the dning-room at Dclmon-
ico's, wears cute little British mutton-chop
whiskers OF the daintiest fashionable shade
OF brown, but they are trimmod closer tnan
those OF Coy. Flower. lie said smiingly:
at Is plain taste for walters to wear as
clean faces as possible, and no waiter WIN
cares for his business Will object 70 shaving
of his mistaChC. 40 waiter OF sense will
quarrel with his business Clean faces are
more arpethinS than faces covered vi II hair
When ieei that cannot comply with
the simple rules OF the business shall leave
II and become President OF a bank. our walt
ers never complain"
Abe Godschaude the manager Of the Gull
nary department at the Hotel Brunswick. Is a
dapper and sleek little man, whose appear
anct would fairly coax dilatory appetite
into activity. ON the all-absorbing topic hc
said:
ave permit no mustaches, and no boards
on the chinS Of cur walters for reasons that
are obvious. | am astonished that the In
surancc club walters should OBJECT to "A rule
80 sensible. our men may wear boards on
the cheeks, II they keep them properly
trimmed.
"No person sitting down to breakfast wants
q mans beard thrust down over his shoulder
all frs,-class restaurants shave close every
day."
The evening world., 1892-02-13
VANISHING CHINAMEN.
Non-Appearance OF a Select 14o Pig
tails in a Frisco Court

nv ASSOCIATED PesssI
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. l3-District
Judge Morrow on Jan. 2s fixed to-day for the
appearance In court OF l4o Chinese who were
charged with illegally entering the country.
Each principal had two Chinese sureties on
his bond, who were liable for the gross sum OF
s2lO,OO0.
Neither principals nor sureties appeared in
court to-day, and Judge Morrow ordered all
cases TO be defaulted and the bonds forfeit ed
But this action may not be taken, owing 10 a
previous ruling That proceedings may not be
Instituted where the bail Is uncollectablc,
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Shot His Wife and Himself.

Try AssocIATkD PRESS
TOLEDO, Feb. 13.-The bodies OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Malloy were found In the kitchen
at their home, last night by a newsboy. In
vestigation showed that Malloy had sent two
bullets through his wires head and then
killed himself The husband and wife were
both over seventy years or age. but Malloy
was insanely jealous or his wife and ire
quently threatened to Kill her. lie was re-
leased froIn the Insane Asylum about four
months ago and but week ago his wife COM
menced q suit for divorce.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
ACCUSES HIS OLD FRIEND.
One Prooklyn Mar Charges Another
With Stealing His Wife's Love.

suit for damages to the amount Of $1,000
has been bruugh: by Maurice Morson, Of
Brooklyn, an cN-Navy Yard onlcial, against
Joseph ~. DainS, formerly Republican
leader In the Flth Ward Of Brooklyn. The
basis OF the suit Is the alleged alienation, by
Dains, OF the affections OF Yrs. Morson.
MOrsOn alleges IN his complaint that Dams
had for nYc years been ono OF his closest
friends ana an ever-wclcuine guest al his
house. He alleges that In July and August
last MIR Daus succeeded IN winding the love
OF Mrs. MOrsOn.
The MOrSOns have been married fourteen
years ard have two children.
Mr. Dalns positively denies all the allcga-
tuuS-
The evening world., 1892-02-13
THE SUNDAY WORLD
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
DERAILED ON THE CENTRAL.
Two Cars Dem olished Near the
Spuyten Duyvil Curve.

Another accident OCCURRED on the New York
Central Railroad in the dark hours OF early
morning, this time near the scene OF the IA
nous Spuyten Duyvil disaster OF some years
ago.
A freight train running south and drawn by
engine 5S4 was running at a rapid pace
when 1t left the track at spuyten Duyvil at
2.4O o'clock.
Two OF the cars were completely demol-
ished. but fortunately there was no sacrifice
OF human life or limb.
Flagmen were sent out and warned follow
ing trains In time TO avert greater disaster