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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
1usluees Chances.

DEt.D STORE. doing good steady trade
Oh l,adiur Avenue Broon'yn. established
thirty years. cheap AMI zinc 70 r-hi ,1i'N.
Aprl, n W. ljl Nonticello-aNc-.
jersey city.
INCLUSIVE AMI profitable agency for
rciabl, finn OPEN - gcft "man o. adv
Apply ~ Room 40. NO. j" A@tof race
Nr"-Yoff-
TOr SALE I'll 300 hni' interest and
cool VIII in surcrs-ful builesqu" com.
Inny fu!iy ccuipp~i and playing var
net''. Casino Elst Nev-YorA.
PNPTR.ROX FACTORY eight mrchiae,--.
hor.r and varpl good chance Tor Lisht
nan. Itte money required. !. ". IlVpS
BIT. corner Fulton sui Bridg" 81, hi'"N-
lrn.
RESTAURANT NE SAIL. Mus, be
soif fiI. week. very llft'" cash required.
Far Iar.icular- apply 3sJ hov"rv
WILL SILL p,t.nt risht fol Two C., ten
state. fr r-.cutlsl art rIr cay mac ait,
demand e. \. /. 80 lim fls''' N"''"'
Vernon y !.
VINO oFFIR9 be,t nduc"mcnt for
40. Oo0 ,a,hf Mu-t glf" ful pa ,,i,I "
ami no RISKS. ard secured. 'NhfF ! -
Tribune Onr".
500 LADY or NrLIMNN VIII -
cure in'"rr,t boo iass' rr'r'Ii D." hn-lhr,' no
.dr'.u" oF f-A ins"-Nt ~ inh '"'l'i''u
yTIWART ~ ohur.h--t. Bon -.
>, ooo ..IIr.IDGI INNi SIN nj .
Ter cont gcaI.,ufrrd principals onlN. M
dir-. Zr1N psi Trihun" Once.
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Apartments tl)anIeo.

ANIED.-A small furnished Hat, first
class IN every particular, FOR gentleman
ana ms VIE must be- IN Al neighbofhOOd
wonld take II until May |. or by the year
u 'N'I Thing r's'Cctlf -ati-factory. Ad-
dress y. H.. Bon 80. ~ Tribun' once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
DressmahluQ.

A.-A.-DRESSMAKER. elegan, cutter
and htirr ~ day or n: nome perfect ht
guaranteed velvet. silk OF cloth suits maze
In short tim" LOT -l0. fancy waists. coats
aud ball gowns "A speciality. 81 East 10th
ST. near broadway.
ARTIST, URt.>SMAkING.-I Unique
design orders At shor, notice and reason
IIth-.t oppo,it. Albeit Hotel.
ARTISTIC DKE>SMAK NG.-Perfect.
fitting costumes. SO. NINE. OWEN, 3l2
West 23d-sr.
DRFNSMAKING --Co'np tint drcs ,naHei
j. r-adS iOI engagements good ~ 1nf -tNlt
given dr,--,.. altered ia latest styles day,
week ot month moderate highest CITY
references city :. country DkF>>MAk-
t.E. lj6 Eat s0th-,t.
DRE>SMAKEE wants few more Gus
toin"l- ~ homr -ut' from - mp. II. ION,
DREsSM,KER-By the day soOd
skiitmaAer. willing t. hN-oyer dr. 81, ;
Box DAVIS. 4o3 stha,'.
DRF~>N AKEK.-rms,.cla- cutter. NJ.
ter and irimm"r - 90 "ut b. the dav city
or country. hisn~>i CITY reference. Gail
Of adde's \. -. -. go 1th-ayr
DHF>~NN fR-,,or> out bv the d,y. or
takes the work home: cut aud IT dresses
remodcllcd. Nile. MINAED go East
3l-t--t
DEl>>MAk l.k wants engagements by
diy or Wrrh. Joe ar out Of hOu-c Miss l..
10 81. FrlN--... Hrpoklyn.
FRENCH DRI>SMAk ER, giving up
business. wouli take engage ment a, mal-
ager or Hitter: iir,t-cla.> trad" highest city
references. MADAME IIAL>ALIF, .0t West
l3th-~t.
SEAL ~ACeIlS redyed. repaired. or
mad" into fashionable cap"s MI. BAR-
kER llG West .t,th 1t. l. wears VIII
Geo Smith. London. ana Gurther's Sons.
Jth-aNr.
SEAL GARMENTS rcdved. repai red. r.
lined altered and r-wodclled Ia new shapes
and latest STYLE caDr-. estimates OF cost
given. GREfG. l3f West 2.d.-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
domestic 8ituaticms ruautel

COMPANION u gentleman going abroae
or office work 20 years business esp,.
rience; travelled. Address Ii. ID. d., 80
Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
gonnirp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Reside
properties OF all description, for sale and TO
let furnished Houses,
TUBES & TAYLOR. ; Beekman-st
Az ELEGANT HONE At MODERATE
fh!' r,.-lf you with 10 obtain su'h home,
containing all improN and coilN ~nlenccs
81 700 HOUSE. and a. well Duiit "nd
FINISHED, don't fail Ia visit the AKRON
h'n'e, Ju,i cou.uletcd. ~ EAST oRANEf'.
near R,>ENIILE drnot. send for cir
cular. j. e. SANDERS. 10 Chamber>-St.
At EAST OENNGE.-Grcat bargain IL
ceres handsome residence rs rooms every
convenience stable aud 9th OutbulIling>'
Shundance fruit and shade: Handsomely dec
Grated perfect home worth 30 ,oUc, VIII
sell for much less pax quick =, owner
mcans business. WM. NJ. BAILEY, 10
Lihcry-,t.
FOR SALE.-four minutes walk from
Highland AVcnu. station Oiange Y. j.,
handsome plac" Of over an acre. with hne
>ha L., fruit. garirns. -tIb'e>. etc reason
abb" t.rrls. Adii :. T.. II A. Room g.
7l3 Broadway.
oFNNGE. y. J.-roE >ALE.-t fully
fur. shed modern residence stable and Al.
'rirtiNr eIognd- worth 80. geo would
akr d s3O OOO cifv rr,idrnc" in exchange.
EpW. =. HAMILTON A. Co. "6 H'"tv.
SUMMIT. Y. J--G 600 D. prompt bu,er;
. bargain u"d"ru rotia2~ ,tfblc j"Nl5o.
F. y. II HAMILTON CO. 80 Br'ddWaV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

curEcH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. 5thnye.'
corner 4jth.st-Ecv. CHARLES u. EATON u. D. ianG
TOR win pieach II 4. subject The tnni'h ''"
The Financial CI,s Of the summer" No evening ser
go md q 80 a. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
for Sale.


ATTENTION sewing ma .hinc, Of an
Kind new ;2j; GOOD >'conu-h. q 'V
cash OF credit exchanged. rrnbh AZ
KArSCH'S > i5l 5d-a'c.. llsth-st'
AT REDUCED TRICES.-5o0 second
hand wool and ron WORKING machine
fullt guslanfsrd uarhiu'ry bought ia
exchanged GEORGE IL. EDDY, .9s M-dl'
son--t.
FfEAT-rLA>~ COS FCIIoN FRY, on
one 81 Tho business -irr~,- ~ ms Guy
do q good lce cream trade FartlculiIs IN
quire GEORGE FiIlftLp. g Nassau
-
GTNtINE blark and IAN eoe pm Wy
small and pfnitr weighs iNO l"hhI'' = "''
.d-aNe.. near l23h--t
uAND-0MT PIr'E ~ parior furniture
Il, ,lrlor comuiet- without brauiltul goa
chair only - 30 81 rls"N h-r' -
rRIFDETiG GILT CHAIR COMPANY
>. Mufr1s--i
PAINTING, arl PAPEk-n AN1lN',
bu-!nr... Wrll lor,t-i snd -iock"d ana T""i
bu.ine--. lB miles out Of rit- on d. j.. anu
" r. T.. good oploi fnn'll no agents
Addr,~- O. W r.. Tribnn" once.
SAlF>.-Nr line Of safe at -wclai
l,ro,in- for a few week. also -econu .haiq
ssfe- AZ lowest price,: bay nos. =. II.
Gross. 400 Df",dwrv
BROOKLYN
GOOD hutton trimming anu hu'i"h
l.u.ire-- or iulioI--t. Oppoel IT, ltu9l j. u
Eufui'ur. 10 Apnly io T.. SOY ff\ iII'f'.
SO Fuiton--, pfooklvn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

A RED STAR LINE.
a. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
New-York and Antwerp weekly.
FRIESIAND ..... Wednesday, sept. II, : 80 A. VI.
pE'IGFNIAND ........ saturday. sept l6 80 A. VI.
First cabin $50 upward second cabin, to Antwerp:
s3s from Antwerp. $40 aud So. Reduction OH round
,rIp Apply ''facts" Secrage az very low rites
Wy INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
9 Bowling Grecn NeM-York
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6slp mantso.

Males
hoy wANTED.-One living with his
parents in city or BROOKLYN, state age.
Box -. Tribune pnicr.
WANIFD.-ENp' rencrf narrI'd man. 70
work on farm within thirteen miles Of New
York wife must b. competent 20 take
charg, Of dairy Write stating age. ma
tionalltv. references and wages required 10
l. O BoN o37o y. Y. city.
WANTED.-Young boy IN stationery
store Addrc-, T.. Box 26, TRIBUNE onlcr.
WANTFD.-A competent footman Tor IN
door WORK best p"reon1l city ~ rem, -
required. Appl, between 10 ana IL .. NJ
a. NO. ? West l1th-,t.
WANTED A competent butler. fngnsh
nre,orrod bast personal lily reference re.
nulrei Apply between 10 and q M. AZ
"a . West l1th--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Gin EeaI gsinlc for Sale

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-st.-
Srrcrb residence jONlOO 800 900. cheap.
EDN. r. n NNiIITON { 90. % B'wav.
FDl Il OF Of Sven thrrc-~tOiN hou-''-
usai Gfllsr -nld lu wfrI hilIur" Of 4
bargain ntM oh,c. STlNENN, Whay".
cor. Hm -f
SID. 900 for beautiful thrcr--t"ry hon
near Ore rn-s as 600 mus. br sold.
SIIAINN tfI-tta cor sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

sth Rev. Or. DEEMS. PastOr.Tomorrow, Rev. JO>tpii
MERLIN HODSON Will preach az 10 80 III. ana ~
D. NJ All the always free and u,hers welcome
Al doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

III 10 NJ NUN LII y =: n, N
H., ~ .5smers for Nyi.t0LK r0ErsMoUIm nn,s I'M
E, so XlReiSik BExcH PETr6SsnSRG and E W.a
Jhurs and Sat. For Eiehmond via JAMES RiTE hny.
and Sat From Pier 20. new 40. a. r.. foot Beachst..
Through tickets and freight rates 70 ell points
eouh and West Apply General Office Of Co % Pier
n. R.. ii. 900 239 2Sl: 2s7 81 A. 1852 $40 80 and
128 BroaAway w. L. GUILLACDEC, Tranc Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Ocean sreamers.

only direct line Cottage CITY, Mass ana FoI.
land Me, connecting at Portland With all rairos9 any
sanship lines for B.r Haapor 0iS Vrehsm Thinner re-
Steamers sail every Monday. Wednesday and SAT
ucsy at D. m from Pier 49, East River. foot oil Market
ST.. New-York. For information apply 70 -,
HORATIO HALL, Agent. at the pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
borses ano Carrlaees.

:
M FIELDING, year, old. 1913 hands.
sound. gentle and fearless: also Idle bar
:, = ~ W S.1r buggy, harness. Sc. Address IL.
II. boNERS. Ill Nas>Iu.st.
HORSES BOARDED through the winter
o. - pr month good stables and good
,sfr Guy fclcr"n-cS. T.. W BEN EDlCI.
t>l-t Morris. Conn.
iC' NNLf.-A PAR o. very hle close
n"Nn nay coach hon .e- 1914 hands high.
" l'afs Oh thoroughly broken 10 oil har-
H' i'ailr>- of steam Cr electric cars or
siil tn'l- Yer, stylish: have long names
anu taIs weigh i.ijO each o1n trOt fast
NunIi max" an eNtr, fine coach or carriage
team warranted sound Call on W u.
SNYDER 5I4 Wv.mdott..r south Beth.
l.hrIu Penn
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pomstir 5ituatlons Wanteeo

Males
4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN, wen eon-
Gated and familiar with travelling, Wishes 20
travel with aged or invalid gentleman or
gentleman and wife. a. escort or privst"
secretary could be ACCOMPANIED Toy - WI"
n desired reliable references. Address.
stating particulars. d. Bon .693. sprln2-
field Mass.
EUTLEE rnplish. would like sitia-
fion out ~ N"w-YOrk: well recommended.
NJ NJ. $50 Fast i7th-st.
PurLFR.-By alt I'nellshman Of 90
wears experienced city relcrHnce. Ad'
dress W. H.. i6I Myrtle-aNe., brooklyn.
COOKs.-Py man and wife man a. chef
and wife 20 assist: can take charge OF
kitchen; best references. g. BANDING,
3H eth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Real eslate iUanlro.

A-WANTFD fo' private occupancy loi
q term ~ year- 4 utodrf.t.. ~iyrd house b.
tween 18Th alf 23d ST.. Broadway ahd
j;h.aye mmciilt' po--e~-ion desired. IA
ire WiSr BoN =. Tribune piown d.
A., |. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
BOARD Unnteo.

WANTED. ~ a gentleman aud hi WE
t, a strictly ur,afr American family, where
no other baafdcr> are tikcn. complete
-rcond noor with pr.Nat" table ~
rooms. also private bath; have our own wait
rc-, must De- iii-t-class ~ every part 'niR
and IN At ucighborhood and reasonable
price for the winter. address y. Il, bon
- nniss
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Ciin Real gslnle Go let.

FURNISHED IIOI II. near Am II. ana
5ih-syr board fof 'Wo in part payment 81
rent. - private Protestant i'mih "iilN D.
OWNER Box q Tribune pioNh Oh'r.
f.i1 Eua'uaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Furnished Rooms.


ADJUSTABLE sunny rooms. fur-
ni,hca OF unfinished second floor. front
thifi floor, front ana bach references 'N'
.hane,I. - Wc-t i2Oth->i.
CHOICE ROOMS FOR gentlemen; con
,enlont 10 principal clubs hotel :; also a..
Tor floor; light rooms desirable Tor
ciJb; every convenience. II tnSt 2"h-St.
CcNNT,TING ltpl.t housekeeping room;
very cheap; -ritablc for students W
Gul.avc.
FLEG NNrLY FURNISuED PAKLok
10 let IL -in2i" gentleman. Win references.
IS ith quiet pfivnt" family central l0'au'h :
good neienbofhood. 2i7 East i3th-,t.
TWO large. elegantly funi she'd connect
Ing rooms running water. "a, bath SUI.
able for four per-Ons. - = "'"h az"
single rooms. II Eat loth-~t., near Ut III
way.
1.-TWO LAH,,E ROOMS comfortably
md elegantly furnished. together or sep
iralrI IN rc,idcnrr f5 West 2"th-'t-
II CANNON.ST.. ncar Grand. Nicely
furnished ffont rooms ecnllenrh only
1OTH.ST.. 20 WEST. Superbly fur.
nished large apartment. OF would rent
abundantly furnished hous" for WINTER or
longer. --
f9TH-sT. as wE,T.-Large front back
rooms. three floor suite -lnsN l."'
ming wat"r parlor Tor DECOR ilh' ,'''e'.
-2D->T.. 80 WIST.-N nicely fufiished
-pulr' room Tor gentleman.
sI-I~T.. l3s WF~T - iir.t-cla,.'
newly furnished rooms and bachelors apart
mfni>.
10 WEST 45Ta.ST.-A small family
owning house offer "A pleasant room 10
gentleman
3si LEM NOTION AVE. corn-r 39th-
.t-Larse and small rooms for gentlemen
private family references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
miscellaneous.

GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose %
.,,tr ien.nf' rlnfhing At = f,ir value. viii
lease can or address EpW ARD MILLER,
h 0th.a,c. near WsNrrly Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Religions Notires.

c,I'pi,U Rev LANES A. REED. Pastor.-Seryices al
10 40 and 80 sabbath school at 10. We cordially
well all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
bnar1 an1 Rooms.

A.-Hsndsomely furnished floor, or sep
rrately: private bath also rooms for gen
tlemen, with board highest references.
"a West 5I-t.st
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
An O,d Venetian Carnival.

The carnival th n lasted six months.
and masking was 4 urive sal habit. 1t
has beer said that in the beginning
the mask " : a token of fratcrnal con
desccnsion on the part If the rich ani
noble toward their interiors. 1t ivvcled
all ranks like the gave, though i'll a
more agreeable way. hut this utop-
ian justification of It soon passed cut
of date. IL be. a:nc instead the very
best possible Y hicie for intrigue and
social corruption. That in effect was
what it was. Dur'n. carnival time no
one thought of going ont of doors ex-
cept in disguise. The maid sen, on an
GRAND must first don her mask-of
which no doubt. her lover. or lovers.
had the key. The mother with child
in her arms, masked both herself and
the child.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
A VALUABLE TEAM.
It Hauled Enough to Mako the Man
From saginaw Wink.

It Hauled Enough to Mako the Man
From saginaw Wink.
The man from Saginaw was visiting
the national capital to see the sights.
One day on Pennsylvania avenue he
saw a heavy, close, dark wagon. more
like a black Maria than anything else
and he asked his guide what it was
"It's rather strange about that"
said the guide in the slowly didactic
style you've been talking about the
salaries of officials here, from the
presidents 1000 year down. but do
you know the horses to that wagon
beat them alp
THAT SOP" said the Saginawster.
They don't look like they could earn
more than five dollars a day anyhow.
I've got better horses than that to hire
at five day and feed"
The guide looked at his charge with
pity.
why. my dear SIR" he explained.
''those horses draw millions from the
treasury every year"
The Sagi aw man wouldn't have it.
and said SO with profane emphasis
But 1t is true, nevertheless" in
sisted the guide. That's the wagon
they haul the gold and silver in" and
the Saginawster looked at it steadily.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
HIGH TOWERS.
London t. Have One Which VIII Over
top the Paris Giant.

London to Have One Which VIII Over
top the Paris Giant.
Sir Edward w. Watkin, a railroad
president and promoter of England,
has found that the financial features
of the Eiffel tower-that is, the
amount of income derived therefrom-
justifies the construction of . similar
edifice in London, and has made the
contracts for a steel tower to be erect
ed in one of the parks of London, this
to have a height, including the base.
of over 1900 feet The tower part
proper will be over $50 feet higher
than the Eiffel tower, and the con-
struction will vary in a number of re-
spects from that notable structure.
As an income-earning investment the
Eiffel tower has proved q wonderful
success Every stranger who has dur
ing the last two years visited Paris has
considered his stay incomplete if he
has not assembled to the top of that
monument, and the view afforded from
that elevation has certainly justified
she trouble and expense. There is lit
tie doubt, in spite of the more cloudy
and foggy atmosphere of London. that
. high tower there will command a
large patronage, and it is not improb-
able that the structure of q similar
kind in several of our great American
cities would pay largely on the cost of
building them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
For Sale BY Druggists.

Band measures at numbers !, =, 3. Price,
$3.50 To IS inches, and 10 cents extra for
each additional inch.
Pills 81 81 bottle, or three bottles for
800. enough for one treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt Sl.00 per bottle.
You can buy the Pills, Bands and Salt
direc; from our stores, or by mail or ex-
press.
EBr Correspondence and goods forward
I'd in plain, sealed package.
NOTICE. DIR. Edison's Electric Belts and
Finger Rings are sold at our stores. Send
Tor our special Electric-Belt Circular,
sealed.
Electric Belts Sl.OO and up. Insoles 80
cents per pair.
LoRING d Co., Proprietors and Genl Agts.
So \ East Washington ST., Chicago, ILL.,,
mot an apothecary store but parlor,
2l3-B. up one flight
2222 Hamilton Place, Boston Mass.
III AZ West 22nd ST, New York City.
Cut this out and keep it, and send for our
full (eight column article ON Obesity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
SAID HER PRAYERS.
"A Young Lady who Would Not Vast
the Time bet tween Acts.

"A Young Lady who Would Not Waste
the Time Between Acts.
A pretty young lady who lives in
New Orleans is very religious. and
would not for the world got to bed
without saying her prayers. Also she
is very fond of the theaters, and never
misses a chance of seeing a good play.
The other night at the theater her es-
cort noticed that between the first and
second acts she was preternaturally
quiet All his efforts at conversation
met with monosyllabic repulses. and
SO far as pretty eyes can glare. her
eyes glared at him eproachfully.
He felt snubbed and hurt. and when
the second act came things were no
better. Manfully, however, he tried
to thaw his icicle lady out. hut even
reference to supper after the plav had
an unhappy effect Every time he
spoke it seemed to break her all up.
Finally, fairly blazing with wrath and
almost crying. she turned to him. say
ing: "For goodness sake keep quiet!
I've been trying to say my prayers be-
tween every act. l know ] shall be so
sleepy when l get home, and this
seems such good chance" 1t is
needless to say the young man sat
mute. dumbly hoping that in her sweet
prisons she would remember him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
The Larceat Toplx.

The largest topaz ever brought into
the United States is now in the posses
sion of James w. Beath. a well-known
lapidary. The gem is eighty two MILL
meters in diameter and weighs $500
arats. 1t was founi on the south
east coast of New Zealand by bush
man and sold to a trader. who took it
to India and sold it for a large price to
one OF the native Indian princes Dur
ing famine it was taken to tn, cap
tain of a German mercha-,s ship and
exchanged for corn and potatoes. Tae
captain On his return to the father
land sold it to a lapidary. WHO cut it
in the style of a rose diamond. The
work on it may be estimated when it
is understood that months were con-
sumed in the cutting and polishing
and that it has $50 facets 1t is hard
ly suitable for ring. but might, with
. small lamp behind it, be used for a
headlight
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS The Missouri State Fair As
>ociation.of Sedalia, Missouri, by it, certain
deed oi trust dated the third day OF May,
1920. and recorded in the recorders Office
ii Peiiis county, at deed book 81, pages i2S
to iS22, conveyed To the undersigned trustee
all it, right. title. interest and estate, in
and to the following described real estate,
situated in the county of Pettis, state of
Missouri, viz: The south half OF the west
half al lot No. two (2), Of the northwest
quarter ii section four az. and the south
half OF the east hall OF lot No. two (2l, Of
the northeast quarter Of section five t5), i'm
township forty-five (45j, of range twenty
"ne t2l), containing forty-six S9-lO0
fi6 S9-l00) acres more or less. and being
the tract of land situated in the western
part of the city OF Sedalia, in SAID county,
and known as "Sicher's Park" which
said conveyance was made in trust to Sc
cure the payment of certain promis>ory
notes, in said deed described. and whereas
two said notes have become due and are
unpaid. and the holders OF said past due
notes has declared all of the notes secured
Nv said deed to he now due. Now there
lore, in accordance with the provisions of
said deed Of trust, and at the request of
the legal holder OF said notes, | shall pro-
c,.ed To- sell the above described real estate
4, the Court House door. in the city Of
>edalia, i'm the County of Pettis, state
aforesaid. TO the highest bidder, for cash,
i; public auction. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1898.
between the hours of nine i'm the forenoon
and five in the afternoon Of that day, to
satisfy said notes, together with the cost
and expense OF executing this trust.
3-2lwtd GEo. =. h. Jackson,
Trustee
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25

In copsc-shco ing in England. it is
quite as desirable II know who AMI
where the sports'n"n are. rs TO aScer-
tain the whereabouts of the game.
'.who i that on my left?' inquired
one spo tsnln Of a game kce one
day. when the hunting season was -
its height. That must toe Lord Jay"
said the keeper, after a moments re
Election. 60 AMI tell him where
am" said the other. whose former ex-
periences tod him that caution was
desirable I'D rather not" said t.:c
keeper: .'Lnrd Jay Railways fires when
e sees hanything move"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-25
A LION HUNTER.
The Adventure Of . Maii-Carrier-Man
Meat aud Ibonkey Meat.

The Adventure Of . Mail-Carrier-Man
Meat aud Doak-y Meat.
Mr.. Selous, having spent twenty-one
years in Africa, has lately returned TO
London from Mashonaland. Mr..
Selous confessed that he had killed 100
elephants and twenty-five lions. His
best lion story was about mail-car-
rier in Mashonaland. The man in
question was riding one horse and
leading another. which carried the
mails. when the lion made his appear
ance and his spring.
The latter demoralized the mail com
pletely. One horse was bowled over.
the other broke away without its
rider. and the mail car Ter very natur-
lion did not succeed in OBTAINING either
of the horses(they turned up next day
at the fort, one very badly wounded,
and without the mail bags. so he re-
turned to the unfortunate carrier. He
the lion freed and then sat down at
the foot of the tree to await develop
ments- Fortunately for the carrier
they did not develop entirely as the
lion could have wished. for the next
day a caravan passed and the lion
stalked away in the bush. doubtless
with an increased contempt for the re-
finements of civilization. The mail
bags were not found for months
afterward.
Are lions fond of man meat?"
asked the interviewer.
..No." said Mr. Sci us, They prefer
dOnkeys. / think donkeys remind
them of zebras. The smell is like.
and they are fond of zebras. They have
no distaste for horses. But they will
attack human beings once knew 4
lion to walk into camp where | was
staying and walk off with one of the
policemen. I've brought his skin
homc-the lions"
"One lie arms to run fewer risk as one
gets older. When | wound lion now
let him go. When l was younger
used to go after him. l shall do That
M more"