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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. wAsHINaToN.
rsc D. 81 i s 90 is * s,ss will =
twin SfrE SSSss Rssy,":R Z ifi.!fi v Z
s3slHs June 20 iss With The iollssins .I,,ss
sashne y towels S s@hsass sss and "
S Sff n f h,;- ss,t sDsn .ppc.On
ss.. e. Sss. g s 9rs.sf wss
81 iEa'S o S be r TsssS ss yP r
Ing the q cal year ending June 20. 1888 such feel
furnished application 20 this ofic- The rossfn-
lnent the right reject any al proposes
and Pssss .ssuS Lieu. e.
e0 eTc t asH %EfSs. Deras
General. L. =. A. lyle
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT. oFFIcE .sUPEe-
y yisine architect. wsshineton. p. G, June e.
pas Two ocIScR E or she fi 4 III
atser for 4. tn. iso1 os and mssssa. sn ssns n
place complete the low pressure return stien
nishne and putting on hrsi-Slsss nsa,cand1rt,s
n and S.Tss ps an E ID. n,
custom house and poe, 9.hcs Suains at esorce,owe
tire once q the custadisn = eeorFsto.n b C. Esh
sum not les than .r cent q :ss smSan; q *. re-
Or 70 waive .ns defecser inis@si IN my nd shosd
" be aeensd IN tss n,erss, Q. the so.ernms1t 20 40
envelopes. scaled and MARRIED prosos.ls Tor the lo
tiating apparatus. kr.. for the q. s custom nous.
to .fs1 erSs afi,se
ie24 eo4t
i yisins Architect. Washington d. C., june -
n ns no S ESs' 's en- TEN iss 4
DAY OF JULY. 1892. and opened irnn~diately theF--
, snd - . one ans R M G s
post once buiidinT al washington d G. in seco.sl-
aS i Ss had on sps sas II s ss Or @
efss q the sapsrin,enesni on The spaiips RI.
E.Spossd The TaFh. ]. I,..s,s g rss.s M "a %
Sss IN ss Il Ss ss q + ss s q -
,ufsd 70 the Ssss o sss s us - s lo.e =
ssss sps stone sssfs sns sTa FOR 81 c.
sufRs 8 okxs.i sss n srs sss aA's
pRorosAIs. FoR FURNISHING yrfnrynp
nrfon, f x 3 US siIdp,ssses xs
s r. ~; oss pP 1rTSkSt ,ooCk
Eissins a.oosoS. nnoss or -. ,rsn.d X P.r Ia
. Ssss 4 e. s: .y % With ssnss, .ss
ssy i.iormssos. ca = eitsinss 81 ts sfaos. ed
81 SSttsfasg " KSsss. " 'f GossffL agsI
n,e..oese =. y VIE
HOTELS.
WrILARps norm.
Pa ave 90 i1sAA.
- wsa.snsssa. . o
EbBfrr nouss
, vAsHxuoroH. IA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
as bs and ar F. Ss ana
WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
star 1 %sn. position as Oarhseper Address g.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w situation as chsmberrnsid and waitress IN q GOOD
esi Il icy tS ST nS 70 go away i0r tie Ia
WANTED,BY GIRL FROM COUNTRY. PLACE
.pec, r' aE EfSf f1 r s servant in
VVANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w chsmbernaids. nurses. Mattresses, lady's maids,
are By last employers SIS IN 81 n. w.
WAANTLD..AJ HEAD9IARIERs- POSITIONS
Co.
w young coiored man. sitnation as jsnisor or real
JSSfos i2 Gs Fierce &c place t.s
WANTED.BY Two REsPEcTABLE CoLoREp
w firl,. Places, one a. chambermaid Or cook and
reference. Call Tor days ~ st. ei INV IL
WANTED-BY COMPETENT DREssMAKER,
Addres. a9 9I SS oy the day0r week In fs'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOME Ex-
pefienee position in retail drug store With
It, to Ssy learn the business ssss''
WANTEp-Pos1TIoN IN FIRST CLASS DRUG
w store By young man of years experience: will
TRACT, Frederick, Nd je29-Ns
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
servants (r-fs private families, hotels restsu
rants wherever needed; also positions for clerks
Established 1885. sHACKLEFORD'S. 427 18th n. ".
je7-24ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS, DRIVERS,
w porters. hou.emen. maids. nurses, watchmen.
sales ladies, clerks (male and female); northern
cities and resorts.
jeS5-6t' BURNHAMs, ITO st. NV
WANTED-BY PRACTICAL FARMER, A SIT
w ustion Is manager; has bad long experience in
dairv work also and give best reference. Address
MANAGER. care T. R. BROOKS, GIG 18th ST. W.
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EOR SALE

II BARaAIN
Hapdsome Taylor cad harley Organ, eve stopei -four
"a g. SMITH. Isss PsunA ave- NV.
ENoR sALE-BARoAiN IN AN UPRIGHT PIANO;
Il rosewood full octaves; Grand elaie; full.
sweet tone In perfect order viii sail for e210 ol0
r. q. SMITH.
5e16 1225 Penn ave-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COoL SPRING BOARDING. HOUSE VERY PLEAS
ant situation thru %ss S i5sm dspot rStes IS
pt jyi.fSse,. T. s'"f'oN q ''N' f'AS0h' va
CANNON HOUSE AND SUMMER BOARDING
y annex. Manassas, Va. very healthy excellent
sfshs
COUNTRY BOAkD-MAN, WIFE AND CHILD OR
city not regular boarding house only one other
boarder Address Ill. G st. n. W, upstairs. IT.
VALLEY VIEW SPRINGS. VA. ON MOUNTAIN
oq %s. Apply for one Week at 1903 Eth ST;
FOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS AT
~ Blue Ridge Inn; quiet and healthy retreat. near
e Rppy to anf brf sf5 H
snichersville, Loudoun county. Va. iyi-2t'
WANTED-A FEW BoARDERs AT A QUIET
s,sr yas frps t snS vegetables in Mt!
g Per xs.E Mrs e. s nsssn
MYRTLE HALL is NOW OPEN FOR THE SUM
SisS$Es asSsss H &C: address
GUNNER BOARDERs WANTED NEAR THE
:.:s$ r S.$;:.! :ss$,,
HIsToRIC lakewood, SITUATED, 2 MILES
ans Ss oa & k u Of
1864. fought over its grounds: shady arbors and
sSs NV ssa
GUNNER BoARDERs WANTING A HEALTHY
rates can and it here correspondence soicited and
pissg,sF' given on sES aSShr wooa..oe. ".
WANTED-5 OR FAMILIES TO BOARD AT
board S, " MIL d sood table
lies Izzff h price ssss
EDsEwOoD. SITUATED ON THE EASTERN
g. keaans fSs
F3R goeP D, G9gNFs s, BOARD 4 APsLYTo MRS
Nd Plenty Of milk and butter salt water hshn9 apd
bathing. Terms, IS per week je276fs
BOARD AT DE LAUDER ARM x NILE FROM
s5ss .T. DER
Boyds station. Montgomery county. Nd. je.s5-lw
sI.7 snS sss 9sr S
S Per E wEs
WANTED-A FEW SUMNER ,BoARDERs AT
:d re snf NM ss'fS'f''Pt
A mr1ES%.,.M .S BoARpERs 81 CAN AE Accom-
ipa q sSss
is:s sss:,.
SS ifsS & ies 70 sas''' Apply
RoARDINa NEAR MOUNTAINS : LARGE
u house double porches. shade, good water. milk.
RE-: Is s0 W. ars ss 2% efBB IL
Mechanicsville. Loudoan county. Va. je1-eo1m'
VyANTED-A FEW BoARDERs. TWO MILES
-r nom s, w;srrsnson Va; country home beautiful
s'S:s Iaisi$;ss ssas:s We
BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY LOCATED ON THE
,a pot2;nac river one mile from PtneE Point Hotel,
Tor. Piney Point p. O.. St. Maryr Co.. Nd. i12i6es
"IPT0N",AHY ONE DESIRING QUIET.
,;. ne,snS oSasd for supmeT plepty mill. butter.
yey.nccs; near two railroads. Terms. % week.
Apply 10 Z. b. MOORE. Berryvtlle. Va. Clfrke
county. -. se21-l
TIE BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, NEW AND coNNO.
dfous, large airy rUoms. rs feppened for eeecnd
seaso1 for the acccnlnodaton Of 40enesta Addryss
Propxietor. TH0S. ". BEST. bound Hm, We. ylB-3ws
.sT QCusr .LAwH- suMMKR BoAnDTNa
~ = f z. gasF s, a ; ss.ssss e
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E,OR RENT Uls-1Q 222k - 2s III
f. Del ave. "a o,c q asSS 4. mi sss e e
as S,,s i aS :'Sts III e g
2}1 y i$ nj aa lets. 81 .;;ct: s. 9
$5$Ss sss III e; Is q SISs f 8. IS i e e
SSy6 III i'd, m sSss III, 81 snd store Is
ssYS fo E. Sie ssoI : :ss a
21Sf x. Or. n 2414- rs 3. Or. 6. L. 30
212Q Or, eel. m l.. "a. 80 zoos Chace ut, 80
7&3 1Qth Dr. fur m . IS 34024 6Svssv q. VIZ 20
~ a 2aG I'm a. 81. mi IS 3S9s y ssors; u
1917 1917 p sss a. aiss 90 Lila El;s
rooms, and ht 30. 50ss311 Va ave, Ar, W. IL. 80
132 ne 6r m 30 80 81 Lineers 81 At L.. 80
@ si:s. g. mi 30 s sw Alex t Ct. 4.
21S y. stable shop. 80 1910 Fstoe court n,
1?l6 10th. 81 Z str. ST. 2l3Q ave. Ar. W 10. 30
cellae, 2. "a 84902 9th, Sf............ 10
1907 s, e., m SO oslo East dats 3r each
l459 Pierce. IT. m 50 4e4 La av. Once rooms. &c.
1907 /, Or, IN IL % so
WEST WASHINGTON
GAS =, 16f m L.. .8G3 EN3016 o, 8r e15. 20
3O@Q p. Or. m t.... 80 80 206 ed, Or Ii
2912 n 1r m so 324S Prospect Or. IA
For full list apply TO wESCOTT WILCOX
1e29 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT--A LADIES' SMALL GOLD WATCH CKEY
Il winderl, with fob chain; small cross attached
Finder will be rewarded by returning to Room 81
Washington Loan and Trust building. IL
I OsT-PA1R OF GOLD sPECTACLFs IN NINE
IL Demonets store while goins by Pennsylvani
ave 70 Va 18th ST. ~ Suitable reward II left at
the above number. II.
I oST-wHITE-HANDLE BUGGY WHIP: MY
~ name on gold band on handle. Reward given upon
return to CHAs. c. DUNCANS0N. 9th and ID
NV. tyl.:1
I osT..oN FRIDAY. JULY j. A RED MEMoRAN-
~ DUN book witt CHARGES and check drawn Riggs'
Bank snd Endorsed G. j. Norton. Finder will be re-
warded By returning to 1925 Oh ST. NV. IT.
T OST-BETwEEN RIGGS HOUSE AND ARITNt}-
IL ton Hotel. gold watch charm with star set in
small diamonds. Liberal reward II returned 20 clerk
OF kieRs House. jyl-2t'
T OsT-CoCKER SPANIEL: LONG BROWN EARS /;
IL brown head; white body with some small brown
spots stub tail answers TO name Of Shirley. Reward
II returned 70 VIC Massachusetts, ave. ~. te30sHs
7 osT--1N OR NEAR THE CENTER MARKET.
~ red pocset book containing el0o: liberal re-
ter Market. je3D.n.
T osT--MAsTIFF DOG, on TUESDAY; $40 RE-
~ ward BRYAN. cor. 18th and SITS. je;sO-3t-
I OsT-THE PERSON THAT TOOK THE RE-
~ yoivef nom the American House June Il, lSsfs,
VIII please return II 10 the clerk will receive liberal
reward and no questions asked. je3D-:sts
I osT-THUksDAY MORNING, MAsTIFFs
~ and one setter puppy, Liberal reward for their
ns,urn g. kLENk'S BAKERY. L 81. bet. list and
80 4 yc~c-ot
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR sALE.oEE SUPERB TONED. BEAUTIFUL
nrstclsss make e1s5 cash; with plush stool and
e9yer cost ESQ. To be seen at @. L. WILD BRO IS
100 1th II. b. jyl-6ts
EroR sALE-A FINE NEARLY NEW sTIEFF
sqnare grand piano that cost $500 con be bought
for quick spot each for o. 30; big bsrgaD fully war
rsnted. THE PIANO EXCHANGE. g13 Pa ave. tyi "a
EoRsALE-AF FINE TONE. PLAIN STYLE HAND
some rosewood square piano In nice order for only
SO cash TO close ont Just the piano for hexinner
even q good Player; don't miss IT, THE PIANO Ex-
CHANGE. e13 Pa ave- jyI-a
E0R sAIE- sEcoxD-HAN PIANOS, ALL OVER
\ HAULED, OF the following MAKES, STEINWAl q
SONS, CHICKER1N6. EMERSON, PEASE, HAINES.
can be bought very low for cash essy monthly
garments. BAflur organs from e25 upward.
1s25 PFEIFFER b CONLIFF. AZ 18th ST. NV
Tor sAlE-A HANDSOME STYLE, NEARLY
II new uprixht niano, hnest make and rich and fun
tone; icr only s2soi cost new e4:ss e1o down and
Also me. almost new Knsbe saqsre grand uisno,
for only 600 cost new 500. VIII Accept enc each
month until paid for
Two me bargains See them.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
ye25 Ql3 Pa ave-
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PRoTEcTIQN FIRE INSURANCE co.
VI OF THED. C.-W1II1AM BAII.ANTYNE Pres-
dent JAMES z FITCH, Secretary. Issues poiicies
u mullly ~ raess and each insurer shares in the
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-JULY Is. -FOUR UNFURNIsHFD
w rooms Q small house by adults north Of q ST.
md bet 9th and 18th sss- Address H. y. 8, Star
onee- tes0s8'
WAN1ED 4 TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
w With board for adult in private family; near
eth St cars in n ". ref. EXCHANGED. Address Box
i4t. star once je29L3t'
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHPD
rooms. all parts Of city cheapest and plan
70 seSsge desirsh,s toomers terms moderate SHACK
IEfORDS AGENCY. Az 18th ST. NV jeo5-9s
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/. tn +: ! Z! !! ssss !ALk'k (: Be-.
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E,oR saloon MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DE
Il sred-lots at Kensington $500 70 $500: choi~a
corners and fine inside lots. b. I. WEIGH ~, oo3
Est W. te3-im
L>OR SALE OR ENCHANGr-TAKOMA PARK
Il OAK aye.-Beautiful home. less than two squares
from station. house IL rooms closets. furnace and
six nrepaces and CRATES elegant wood meneis nearly
fruit running water. rood well. barn, chicken house
and yard Will sell at bargain or exchange for city
property. Call on or address OWNER. l2s2 ST. n W
appO-tr
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOR RENT-sTABLE, IN ALLEY BET. 18TH
and l4th and q and sts., two-story brick; three
stalls; two carriages; grain boxes servants room
water: rent BIZ. NJ. ID. PECK, 8}4 = St jy1-:t
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ATTORNEYS.

CEQRqE y. ALBRlGHT,. ATF0RNEY-ATLAw.
~ SO Lesi.apa eve. .we1AinftoA- p, Q. ]psc4osi
y 81 ss~e q osseaes q Columbia "A 80 g Nsr
NAlPBELL oAlRfNeT0EK fToRKkY-AT-LA
=. &c 80. Ia sssa1s u 20 P Dn As.' w-'s's
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BOARDING.

FAMILIES CAN BE SERVED WITH MEALS
y rom 20?5 q st Gan be notaAed b postal card.
JOSEPHINE FINNIx- IllHs
THE SOUTHERN. 81 f3TH sT. RESORT FOR
4 saghtoseFs; rooms With board. q psw day "a 10
y Rsf VEL; nssy F;asssd elegant Toae; Ssaf W.
Willy
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

nished for housekeeping; built for owner. with all
from electric ears Cali alter pm. n N q. NV.
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wANTED-HOUSES.

WANLEp-A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE on CAPT
and balance monthly. Address CAPITOL HILL. Star
once
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i as It. y. e.. dwelling over store. as 90
1908 Hardwood ave- q rooms, all m. i.....,.. 50 90
St2 st. n w., dwelling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 90
1908 r. I. W.. store and dwelling $50. 1000
go 22d st. NV, rooms, all m i............. 35 so
2212 and 9214 st n w. rooms, all m. i..... 30 90
81 Spruce St., rooms, all m. i........... D. so
3S3 Spruce ST. rooms all mi................ % 50
l22gN: Capitol St. rooms. all m.f.......... e 80
239 G st. ne. rooms, all n.............. % 90
- ~ 81 L. 90 0A''n''' "'' d BARNES i WEAVER, w
1t R29 st. n.
ENOR RENT--sl7 SPRUCE ST. LIE DRoIT PARK;
IL r hat iuoca atad CELLAR:
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

T'oR RENT.3os 10TH ST. LARGE STORE AND
Apply to JAMES VI. GREEN. Ill l4th st. jyl-3t
I,OR RENT-NICE STORE ON CONNECTICUT
i ave; Apply for key and information to DULANY
WHITING. 1920 F 81. n. W. je2S-1w
Tor REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE, 1905 ST.
4 NV. opposite hay market; SO Inquire at S2G
Louisiana ave. ieZ1-JW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-01

LroR sAIE-slO SECURES A LOT
Il have for sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL, LOTS
In the growing seaport city 81 NEWPORT NEWS
VA oxl3o ON nicely rr.ded -trcrts az e3o earh.
month until paid FOR. Money invested In these hts
can Ice doubled before you fnish paving for safr@
For plats aud information call on IAMEsf BRONN
AGENT. ts4 10th NJ. N. W. Washington. ID. q.
Telephone 4.s .s-lU,
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BARNES l. WEAVER,
40 r. At N ".

FFICEs. ETC.
Central building, room
10 E.........:..&12.50
Store room, 1927 It'll st
Store room, lO3 I'd st
shop rear 1920 D st NV. ..5
> Shop rear 1888 Blag-
dOn's aller ........... d
3 Central building. room
Central building. room :.
Central building, room
. Room i. Iii3s9 + 81. ID
% Grnton building. room
% Rear eS;' Ills I4ihii 81 NV II. *
Rear .s1 . st nw.......2
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
~" BEhUrIruL BUILDING SITES IN

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES IN
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS.
Overlcokine Washington. the Potomac river and sur
rounding country Only Is minutes ride from tier
Of city. The Washington and Arlington electric rafl-
way runs through center Of this uruprty. For maps
and prices Apply 30 RObINSoN LOnGE
GOFst.
Atlantic building. y1
EroR sALE-CHEAP-A NEW .-RooN AND HALL.
IL frame ho1se; good size lot. IN EASY feruis or
cash. Inquire II the owner. JOHN n. wendell.
Rockville road. beyond rcnnallytown. ID c. lyl-rs
LNOR SALE OR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE VILLA
II On ROCKVILLE Heights. Rockville: abundant shade
excellent water; charming views eve minufe- from
center q tywn house thoroughly built and artisicaiy
nnished Bsrea'n. Address OWNER. Rockville. Nd.
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ENoR sALE-MoUNT PiEAsANT-pARK sT-
west Of l4th. near cable rosd beautiful huildiar
lot, 4pNl:k3. can BE- sold cheap
Also PARA at $50 fee, 18th lot soxias q, loo
than market rates. BRfCE a LIpSfnONB.
iesso-N aus l4fh "a
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LroR sALE-FURNIsHED COTTAGE AT WASH
L ineton Grove. Nd. Price. $50. A bargain.
J. II. BIRD. Apply 1876 Pa. ave. jetN.H'
E>QB sALE-FOUR ACRES, S-ROOM HOUSE AND
harm pa miles from city; $500 cash. balance
sutt. 3acres, fraom house. 500 down. balance to
suit: Also l2-room house. abundance Of fruit aud
shade. with IA acres proorn house. barn, shade.
frriit and acres. 12-room hnuse harm. shade and
fruit and D acres. 6-roorn house. harm. shade and
fruit; 81 800. 9 acres. sroom house and barn;
elsO0. All of the above niaces within miles Of
the city. JAMES Il. CIEMENTs.
je2eA 1Sol st. NV
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
BOND NOMINATED
As Judge of the st. Louis Court
OF Appeals "A Lively
Contest.

Hannibal, June 16.-[Special] =
The convention TO select q Judge OF
the St. Louis Court of Appeals, con-
GUIDED its labors a, half past two
O'Clock this morning, after q spirited
contest, resulting in the nomination
of Henry W. Bond, Of St. Louis. on
the twenty second ballot, by a vote Of
120i. The number necessary TO nomi.
nate was 1l9.
The contestants were NJ. f. Benton
of Newton Washington Cloud of
Lawrence NJ. r Smith Of St. Fran
co.'s; L. B. Woodside of Dent, and
Henry ". Bond of St. Louie.
The first ballot resulted as follows {:
Smith, $50; Woodside, 37f; Benton,
42aa; Bond, 73; Cloud, 1877; Dining,
Is.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
IN THE RING.
Two Sedalians Settled their Diff
ferenceS Last Night Accord
ing to the Marquis of
Quee' Sbury Rules.

There was regular ring fight just
outside the southern limits OF the city
lat night, the principals being two
we'll known young men Of this city.
Trauble had been brewing between
them for some lime past and q war vi
words had been INDUCED in
Both men are known to be .'game"
and neither could be recODciled tc-
wards the other. 1t was finally de.
termined. therefore. that they should
settle their differences according to
Marquis of Qdeensbury rules.
After the day had drawn t, a
close and the shadows h id deepened
into darkness, the young men. accom-
panied by referee, repaired quie ly
to secluded spot just s,uth OF the
city limits and were not long in ar
ranging details.
The fight opened promptly and
vigorously and was socn settled, only
three rounds being fought, when the
referee Joe Cunningham decided
the affair a draw. Some blood was
drawn and a black eye or two pro-
duced, but nothing serious resulted.
Hanor was sa,i,fied and the parties
returned to town.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
on To JEFFERSON.
Lizzie King, the Abduct,r OF
"JuniOr" BeaIs. at Kansas
City, Passes Through Sc
dalia This Morning.

Deputy Sheriff ". B. MEG war
of Kans Is CITY jackson Coun,y, pass
ed through Ssdalia this morning On
the Missouri Pacific ea route TO Jeff-r
sou city having in charge seven prison
ners bound for the penitentiarv.
CHARLES Givens, Charles Hunter,
Charles Martha and Nix Brockwell
all white burglary and larceny
averaging three years esch.
Frank Harris ami Thomas Thy
Tor bJth colored. The for
mer for as:ault and attempt
to rsvi-h, 10 years; the latter
larceny. 2 years.
The ia-t and mos: noted one of the
party MAS Lizzie King, the woman
who WAS the princip.l in the BeaPs
abduction case at Kansas City. Last
March, it will be remembered, that
thst community was thrown into a
state of excitement by the disappear
nnce of "Junior" B,al., the son of a
Kansas City banke-. 1t was after
wards ascertaiued that young
B.sls hal been kiinaupsd,
aui was held tor ransom. Lizzie
King, who at that time was empl ,yed
as u Nurse at he B-ars mansion, wa,
arrested for the oHense and the late
grand jury of Jacksou county sen,en-
ced her 10 two years in sta'es prison.
When seen at the depo: this morning
she Was a;,i'et in neat black tray
cling drsss and hat, aid was leisaIely
leaning agairs' the win low, with her
handkerchief partially covering her
face. Her red eyes gave evr:encs
that she had ben crying, and before
the train left the depot a silent tear
stole softly down her che,k, while the
cruel glaDces OF bystauders ON the
platform no doubt pierced her remorse.
!ul heart.
When approached by representa-
tive OF the BAzoo, she refused to talk.
A lady friend who accompanied her
also turned deaf ear TO the reporters
speech.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
Missouri Peoples Party.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June IL. - Next
Tuesday, at Sedalia, the state conven-
ton of the Peoples party will be held
Indications point to the nomination of
a complete state ticket from governor
to railroad commissioner. 1t is probar
BILE that there will be no nominations
for the three places on the supreme
bench. but all other places are ex-
pected to be filed. Democratic leaders
in the state are somewhat anxious to
note the tenor of the convention. Its
action may determine several now dis
puted points in the Democratic camp
and nominees at Sedalia may receive
more consideration from the majority
party in the state than the average
Democrat of five years ago would have
deemed possible.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
GOOD FOR THE LIBRARY
Mrs. MunfOrd Donates a Twenty
Years. File of THE
Times"

Mrs. Agnes Munford, widow of the
late DR.. Morrison Muntord, presented
to the public library yesterday,
through Superintendent j. M. Green.
wood, the bound volumes containing
every days issue of The Times during
the twenty years in which Dr.. Nun
ford was at the head OF the paper.
"This in it selt," said Mr.. Green
wood. sis the mos. complete and COM
prehensive history of all the dpings
of the people who live by the mouth
of the Kaw that could have been given
us. 1t will he of a great deal of
benefit for reference on any mooted
point OF local history. The papers are
bound in volumes of three months
each and constitu e a wagon load 3"
The public library was twice fortu-
nate yesterday. Mr.. Sidney Hare
asked of Superintendent Greenwood
space in the library for 800 volumes
of scientific works, the collection of
the late Prof. William Ferrell. The
permission was given and large as
sortment OF mineral and geological
specimens will for the present rem ain
in the library for the use of the pub
lie and will in all probability be pre-
sented entirely to the library in the
near future. They belong to the
Kansas City scademy of science
Kansas City Times.