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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS The Missouri State Fair As
-ociation.of Sedalia. Nissouri.bv it, certain
deed OF trust dated the third day OF Nav.
1880, and recorded in the recorder. office
Of PeGtis county. at deed book 90. pages lbs
to 1872, conveyed 10 the undersigned trustee
all it, right, title. interest ard 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 OF lot No. two (2), OF the northwest
quarter OF section four (4l, and the south
half Of the east half OF lot No. two j2). OF
the northeast quarter of section five j5), in
township iorty-tive (i5l, of range twenty
one t2ll, containing forty-six S9-lO0
t46 s9-lo0l acres more or less, and being
the tract OF land situated in the western
part OF the city OF Sedalia, in sand. county,
and known rs ''Sicher's Park" which
said conveyance was made in trust to Sc
cure the payment OF certain promissOry
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
by said deed to be now due. Now there
fore, in accordance with the provisions of
said deed OF trust, and at the request OF
the legal holder OF said notes, shall pro-
coed to sell the above described real estate
at the Court House door. in the city OF
Sedalia, in the County OF Pettis. state
aforesaid, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
at 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
3-2lwtd GEO. p. B. JACKSON.
Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09
Lieut.. G. A. Scorr, Revenue Gutter
Hamlin. writes to the Correspond
ence Department Of the New
York Sunday World:

Three years ago | weighed 26S pounds,
but after using Dr. Eli-on'> popular Obes-
ity Pill, and salts reduced to I6g pounds
and easily Keep "a si.is --Sisht 7 saw
how much other correspondents OF your
valuable papers were benefited and wished
to give the Dr.'s treatment trial.
d.. Edison's Obesity Fruit Salt i the
best and simplest remedy for regulating
the action OF the liver that ha, been dis
covered. The printed formula ON the label
OF the Fruit Salts show, their value to SUI
ierers from excessive fat or flesh.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09
To Find Your Future Husband

At bedtime, having tasted since
noon, two girls who wish to obtain .
sight of their future husbands boil IN
egg, which must be tho first e49 ever
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09

nCll0e0l1c Going to Washington
lii mUJ0HI y to look after that aP-
pointment, who want to
Be sure Of getting there" should 60 by
the Ohio 4 Mississippi Short Line Through
Car Route from St. Louis. Republicans,
Populists and all Others will also find it to
their advantage to take this route.
4-l1w4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09

Mr.. DeFlatt- - cold - Green
land hero this morning. wonder
Why the heat hasn't been turned upi
Mrs. DeFlatt-I presume the jani-
tors family arc not too warm yet.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09
FOR
FOLKS.

Or. Edison's FAMOUS PILLS AND
BANDS and OBESITY FRUIT SALT
reduce your weight without dieting
cures the causes Of obesity. such as
dyspepsia, rheumatism, nervousness,
catarrh, kidney troubles; keeps you
healthy, and beauties the complexion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09

L. Plums cigan are still the bsst. b-17di
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09

eDaily, Except sunday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-09
And / will on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NAY
lS93.

between the hours OF Q O'Clock, a. M, and
> O'Clock, p. m. Of said day. at the east
front door OF the court house. in the city
of Sedalia, Pettis county. Missouri, and
while the circuit court i in session. sell the
said real estate at public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash, To satisfy said exc
cution and cost
I-lSw4t JOHN C. PORTER. Sheriff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
WORLD OF SPORTS

Buckley of St Louis has returned to tu~ home in Chicago. and will not catch any more this season.
 The Pittsburg club will redeem >ln,""n worth of bonds this season and oth,r debts amounting to >9,oo".
 Schciblc. Clcv cland'e latest ,Np,Iimrut in the pitching line, i, left handler, who pitched for Altoona in tho Pennsylvania state league.
 F B. Norton. samuel I.n,, stephen Lowe and r. !. Donovan ot thi~ city. haN" horses entered in the Cherry park racv~ to be run next week ut Collin~,illr.
 A special train will leave. the New Eu2- land station Saturday. for Mvrid,n. at 3:lI D. h. to carry those who wish To Sr,, the game between Mcridru and Waterbury, The fare for the round trip will be sixty cents. The game which was supposed to take place to-day at the fair .ruund~ in Mcridvn. fell through. a~ ms could hot be agreed OH. Tomorrow the home team will put up a strong nine against thr Mrri- dcns. The game will open at 3:ln sharp. The following k the local t,aln: Nichols or Brennan e. kloh,dauz or BNw r~ r. ONcilL. Ih. Butlcr 2b. w Fox 3h Murphy ss. Carr If KlobcdauI or Bowcr~ If. Coughlnn If. Ae this k the third 22,mr ot the ,,ric~ and u~ each club has wnu one. il will be If special interest
 Thr New Works and Eranklyu~ will play d series of games at tho clos" of thg ctsam- pion~hlp series.
 Kennedy i~ n"~ rh' winning rtr,h1 -t tn, BrooklHn~
 Davis and Comnor .u, dolu- tn, h,~, batting for tn, New Works. McGinni~. who va> east n,lIltt b, Ih, Chicago> after losing tight straight -,iu, ~ showed thu irony "t hi~ fat, l., hlluhm- the Au~uniun> in the first -..Iiu h. lHtyh' for the Philadrlphia~ The Bo>ton~ ha>" Won d., l,.,-1J ,u,sIu pion>hip. If the team lo>,~ ,>rrN -lun from now until th, season ylv~.~ II vrl still have a lead over th, Plt,~h1u-~. Cleveland wins 9 -um~ "ut "t T. tr,n, i litt~burg; rIttsburI tak'~ l | -un,~ out " l2 from Baltimore; Baltiuou take "u | of l3 from Cleveland Sr,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
SEWER AND ROAD BOARDS
Many Minor Matters Considered Last
 NiEht.

Night.
 Mayor Webster presided at tho meeting of the road and sewer boards last evening and there were present Commissioners Kelley, Jackson and Tracy.
 Several persons We're heard on the mat ter of d sewer on Hillside avenue, but as all property owners had not been cited the hearing was adjourned for tw" weeks.
 The matter of laying sidewalks on th, north side of Sparks street Was referred to the city engineer to report the tru" grade of the street
 It Was voted that the work ut changing the course of Little brook on Pearl street be done by the street inspector according tn City Eng Cairns plau~.
 It was voted to rrrnmmvnd thr working of Farm street. the laying of a rr,eewulk in front of th' East Gaylord ~,'hrul aud the lnvin. of sidewalks on South Riverside street.
 It wus voted (" cit" III the property owners on south Elm street for D hearing m the matter of laying sidewalks and that tn" street inspector be instructed [" grade tn" street {" thc curb liu"
 The matter "f getting ud Ut >urfac" water ru Ridg' street WIS referred tn the city vngiu"rr. H, ,rcaft'r >ln shall be charged for the opening "f a 'nncadamiird street iustcHd ot S2u. and thc street inSprr- tor waS instructed Ia return $lu [" parsons who have already paid ~2u.
 Property owners on Lawrence street will be given a hearing in two weeks relative tn the construction of sewer on that street. The board then adjourned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
DOWN HE VALLEY NOTES.
An Injunction Against the Center District
 school Committee.

An Injunction Against the center bi>trict
 school Committee. @NAuGArUcK, Sept 21.-Notices were served on the center district school com mittee last night for them to show cause at New Haven tomorrow morning why an in junction should not be issued restraining them from operating schools contrary to law. Miss McNally was also cited to ap- pear and show cause why an injunction should not be issued restraining her from teaching without certificate.
 Fife Ellsler in Doris at the opera house tonight.
 There is d great deal of fine work being done inside of the public library building at present.
 A fishing party went from, here to the shore yesterday, but returned without get ting single fish.
 William Kennedy. chairman of the dem ocratic town committee. has issued mo- ticc for d caucus on Monday, September D, at x o'clock r. m. to nominate twenty one delegates to be voted for at the demo- cratic primary. also three alternates, and to appoint committee to revise the primary rules. The primary will be held in the court room of town hall. on Wednesday,. l September 27. from l2 o'clock noon to 9 P. m. to elect twenty-one delegates and l three alternates to nominate a town ticket | and town committee. The "Coloncl and I company which gave such il satisfactory show here some | few weeks sice have an odd date on Satur- l day night, which they will put in at th, l opera house.
 If your name k on the list to be made. l % to the town hall on Saturday. between |? a. Ill. and r. m. and take electors oath.
 The glove department of the G. l. R. | Glove company will start up full hand, | on Monday next.
 The official envelopes are in the hanGs of the town clerk
 Fred Bcycr i, said to he quite ugly when he gets of on a "tarv. and yesterday was one of his days off. He made things quite lively about Union City station. So much so. that Chief Horsford was sent fcl to arrest him. which he did after quite d tusSlc and brought him to the lookup
 The barkccpcr of tho Naugatuck hotel during tho absence of the landlord ycStcr. day. got drunk. when the Mndlady put him out "f doors and locked the bar up.
 Justice Peck tried a continued ,,,~r y,~. tcrday. between the BensonN and tn, Demos, tenants of Representative Me Carthy. It was complicated raNc. ATr, Benson. a white woman. having Mir, Demo. rulorrd. arrested for assault ant Mrs Demo having Mrs Benson arrested or a counter charge. Justice Peek couvict,, both and suspended sentence for thirt, days on Mrs Benson and held Mrs Demo il Sl0n bonds to keep the peace for thirt, days.
 A Plush lap roh, w,> lost here Monday Fir, dollars will be paid for its r,.turu [. Cal O'Brirn'>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Plenty of It Too,

All of Mrs. Morrison's children were very fond of ice cream, from 11-year-old Charley down to Clarence, the baby. One day they had all been particularly good, and Mrs. Morrison, who is an ap- preciative mother, filled their hearts with joy by taking them all to a bakery near by for some ice cream. Four beamine faces smiled over the little table.
 II will take strawberry" said Mrs. Morrison to the waiter.
 Little Clarence looked surprised. Did his mother prefer strawberries to the dish they all liked so much?
 II will have chocolate" said Charley with dignity, recklessly wasting his op- portunity, as it seemed to his wondering small brother. Clarence turned anx. iously to Johnny. Would he order some strange thing too?
 "I want vanilla" said Johnny.
 Mrs. Morrison saw an expression of mingled doubt and determination on the face of her youngest. What will you have, Clarence?" she asked.
 ''I want ith creamr' was the emphatic reply.-Youth's Companion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
CORBETT TALKS.
Says Any Man In the world May Take
 NItchelrs Place.


 AsBURY PARK, \. J., Sept. 21.-Imme- diately upon Charley Mitchells arrival In New York a reporter visited James T. Cor bett on his farm here. The champion WAS in when the correspondent cnl.ed- When notified of Mitchtlrs arrival in America and his open declaration made to the effect that he would not fight Corhett at Coney Island under any circumstances, but only before the Crescent City or Columbian clubs. Corbett smiled and said:
 We'll it's only what thought"
 Don't you think he is sincere'' was asked.
 Gan any sensible man, replied Corbett, think he is sincere when he prefers fight ing in bankrupt club in preference to a club such es the Coney Island organiza- tion, which has always paid up its purses and always had its contests take place without interference"
 Corbett was then asked what he contem- plated doing in the matter. He answered: II am simply going to keep on training, and will be on hand at the set date to fight Mitchell If he Hunks, any man in the world can take his place, bar none. That is all desire to say concerning the matter. The public can judge for themselves" -,.- =s k-F.ECesoa SOIIsge opsns-
 PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. 2l.-Prineeton college was formally OpeAed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
MILLER G PECK. Bargain Day, Friday, September P.

H,r. ar, facts and fig,srr~ th.r >r,-,k~
 AT :}-4c. 'n pieces best apron Gingh:ln~. worth ~y
 AT j ;i-4c. )al, hu brown Shcrtiu- worth >,.
 AT ; ;i-4r. u,r, ie au opportunity tr lay u~id, goods for next >,a~on at les than half price, All our fine wash goods that We're l2 1-2r l5". 2nr for Friday , s-ic.
 AT T. l-2r. H-i brown Shv,tiug. N:tlu, 2u, w., h,,, ;, ~um,ll lot "t I-,JI, Pants and Vests. .ln nr Warmers gond~. They :ir, all wool will not rhlf, and arr, a hyl,,lam article, v"ith-~l. .in. NJ, ~,ll them Friday .t 7,,-
 AT 1uc. NI,n> C.lucI~ hair and \aturi wo,l Siirt~ and prtw'r~. The, .,,ud~ w,r, never lund, to ~.ll for l,~~ than >>. Fri ltN pllrr 1nv.
 AT Do Men III vuul Hose. for Euday. 25,
 AT l9c. Odd li oi l.ldir> and Ml~~,~ larA,t~
 AT >3.?S. M vu l.,,il,., garments tiat N,l, uoln ~r."u to >I"'r Friday >2.'S.
 AT S,}.9S All wvrl >yIIc Eton suit>. scl, -,.tr'
 AT GTc. ln dozen "t our best I..,ll,> Wmring- that wcr. l.un and Il D. for Friday '.',.
 AT No, Childr,u- Bv'fvr~. the, ary Very cL, 1l'
 for 25c. n dozen of our Children 25y ft,t ElacA Hose. only I" dozen for Frida! '' thl~ lrls,.
 AT -5,. Ladies Dcaw,r~. mad ot Lon-,ltl,. yll..- hllc and trimmed with Nalencienn, lace We're INr.
 Ladies Night Eobc>. t.;mu.ci vItL L.-u-- burg and rUif!od insertion NaluI Sl-2J.
 AT IJc. Iadi'~ pl4lu ,nI fancy H"~' ~'r' -'. ,;1.
 AT Iuv. -5 dozen ne~, >tvrhiu,r dr,~> Nh,rll~ in III ~il'~ >Aluv 2"y.
 NT I, Inn, Eu-li-u >hIrIlu-. worth l3 l--,- Nt I1 l-1,.N hlt, w,v,l Flannel value 2''v. AT In, Full >izv Contur,.thl,~ worth H>,. ,,ut~lr,nl. 2tn yards ha~ting thr,.,i- Nt To v,ut~. Calder >~.,N tVoth p"wdcr- At Ir,. Iau- ty.,thr'pl H,l~, Ntlu "N, At 'Iv. Pillow ,.,~, lace from l",- Nr e, l.ull,~ ~>,i~~ Hiuik, r,h,t~ from
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
TOWN HEALTH OFFICER.
Three Dollars a Day With N" Limit a> to
 Expenses.


 As time goes on the propl, are beginning to find out what the last legislature did while in session.
 One nf the recent finds" by the select men is the one relative to tho appointment of the town health officer. The bill takes away the appointing power of the select men and puts it into the hands of tn, county health officer. who, in turn k {" hr appointed by the superior court judges
 While that Is all right according tu the minds of local boards, the matter uf com pcnsation k not So happy according tp their outlook for if a man gets the appointment who i, so inclined. h" can roast" town tn the extreme,
 The bill giNcs a "rnpcnS.,tIuu ut not less than S3 day and rNpcns,.e. which shall be paid out of the treasury Of the town. haN ing been approved by the county health officer
 Selcctmcn do not like inc bill and say that it can be made the means cf rohhlng a town of a good sized sum annually. as while the minimum S3 might only be charged as fees, tn" ''cNp,nsc" might be put at big figure. and if the local health officer stands in with the county officer town can be made to sweat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
The Annual Rehan-Dreu .umo,

The fool killer having gone to Europe oa bis vacation, the annual rumor !s wh;s- pevcd here and thereto tke effect that Joh- Drew and Ada Rehar will De i,.!2t stars ir IS2+--. Anybody who knows a':ght q tLc present p1cua-ary condition ti these 1wo actors will readily understand what q stU- pid arrangement it would be on beth sides, but tLo story cro.s up so of -cI lat there may be those who will believe it. For their benefit it may be stated that there is not "a scintilla of foundation for the rumor," as the campaign orator would put it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Work flor Everyone

How can We find employment for the rroplrwhoaro compelled live on short al- lowancc. By extending water pipes on the new streets that you contemplate laying wlter pipes when you get the new water snpply. or replacing the old cement pipes with iron. that you will be compelled to do next summer. This can be done without laying special tax, because the city has power ta borrow half million dollars to furnish the people with water.
 KELLY says to the Common Council, You can put every idle man in Waterbury working to-mcrrow. because you have the money and the work to do. and you will bring comfort to many firrsides that have been wrecked hy the present hard times.
 What KELLY has on hand to-day: 6.995 Barrels of Flour, or enough to feed the town of Nauaatucls for 12 months.
 The Silver Dollar Is the poor man s money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Schnef.r ran,lIves, Matched

Frank Ives and Jacob Schaefer have been matched to play in November at l4 inch balk line billiards, 1000 points, 500 points night, for $2,500 side. Both Schaefer and Ives will leave for Paris early next year to reside there permanently. Schaefer has become champion balk line billiard player of the world and has received the cup em- blematic of the title, Frank Ives having defaulted under the rules and forfeited to The Wizard. This is the result of the wran- gle over a match in Paris in July of last year
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
The Swimming Championships.

The national swimming championships recently held at the Worlds fair resulted as follows:
 1n Nards-Wou by Arthur T. KcIucy. | nj Versity of Pennsylvania and \ati"ual swim ming association of Philadelphia: ,,., "nd. T M. Carey. Cathedral \. C. New York: third. George Whitaker, MilW aUkr, Rowing and Swimming association. Time, minute T.. l-i seconds.
 4p Yards Won by \. I. kcnuc!, university of rennsN lNsnia: second. T. M. Carey. Cathc- dral A. C.. New York; third, II. t;rac-vr, Otter Swimming club of Chicago" Timr. C minutes 24 2-5 seconds.
 SSO GardS-Won hH C.. r. Douglas, New York Athletic club; second \. T. k",luvy, University of Penn-A AlNania: third. T. M. Carey. Cathr- dral A. C., New York. Time, E miuut,, ;r' - seconds.
 One Mile Won b! George Whittukr~ Mil waukCe Row ing and SWimmju; u,-o, ..ti,r,; second, C T.. Douglas. New York Nthl,r,. 'ul Time, @S rninut.s 1I - seconds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
TIM ELY TOPICS.

A. F. Cowles has received n large in voice, of fall. millinery. Correct styles, low prices.
 Read the want column It may interest you. s
 Friday will be special bargain day at Mil Ter < Pecks,
 Do you want good servant: Call upon George H. Sheehan.
 4 fine line of boys and youths shoes may be found at Damon & Shippy's. Wear ing qualities warranted
 Workingman's prices at NugeHts phar- macy. Prescriptions compounded with care. H1t 3Ean1 1H .ua l
 Kelly has scheme that, If carried out, will make everybody happy ssl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Thieves at Wesleyan.

AI1DpLETowN. Sept. 21.-When Obscrva- tory hall, one of the dormitories at Wesley an was opened yesterday. it was discovered that during the summer vacation the build ing had been entered by thieves. Three rooms had been broken into and clothing and books to the value of $50 had been taken. Part of the property was found in pawnbrokers shop yesterday afternoon. It had been left there August Is by Il man who gave his name as William Daily of Saybrook The police are at work on the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
1000 EMPTY BOTTLES.
one HartG"r.I Man t,athc,cd Int >u.mt. 7
 -t Sar~r Mc--!>

One hart!"rd Man tsnthctcd lint H"."bt 7
 -t car.r Mc--!>
 Everyone knows that grea: many full bctLcs aro taken 70 camp by tho so!diar 5oys every year, but few knew wha: be co-cs Of tha-c after they have toon onp- tied of tkc;- contents. At every cac4mU- n2nt th5-o a<e certain nlcp who make t . business to @ from tent to tent asking for the empty bottles, and 1t .s ; lucrative business, too. One man who lives iH Hart ford says that he collected 2.O0n bottles at this years encampment for which he re- ceived Sl0 at the rate of half cent d bottle. Last year he only gathered 1. .2O0 but received a cent apiece. There are others who follow the same business with equal success. If it had not been for the financial depression and the consequent drop in prices they would have been heavy winners this year, as the weather was un- pleasant and the water at camp had a flavor strong enough to stand erect in a Kansas cyclone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Doctor Lees story.

NEW HAVEN, Sept 21.-Dr Lee one of the accused in the SloSs murder cast, was on the stand all day. He testified that he performed an operation to save the girls life. She was in such condition from the effect of the pills sh, had taken that the only hope of saving her life Was by an operation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
RlOTING IN ROANOKE

The Mob Lynchr~ d Ncgr" and i> in Full
 Control.
 ROANOKE. Va. Sept 2I. At o'clock this morning the mob succeeded in taking the negro Robert smith. who assaulted AIrs Bishop. from the police and lynching him. Mayor Trout tried to aid the police and was seriously injured. The mob k i'll full possession and the. greatest excitement prevails
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Arrested For Robbery.

MERIDEN. Sept 21.-Howard Higby, who belongs to good family here, was arrested in Walhngford last evening on the charge of robbing the insurance office of Holt .S Stevens and getting $50 in cash. Monday night. Higby was n former employe. His wife was also held.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
V O T I c F

Is hereby given, that pursuant to an order of the Court of Probate for the district of Wa terbury. the Premises No. s5 Walnut Street. being . part of the Estate of Lewis Raymond Assigning Debtor, will be sold at Public Auction; to the highest bidder. at the premises on the 2lst day of October. 1893, unless pre- Viously dissosed of at private sale.
 EUGENE FANGHER. Trustee. Dated Waterbury, sept. I6. isaS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21

For Connecticut: Fnir. followed by rain Friday afternoon or night, warmer. northwest winds to-day becoming vari- able Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED
They Attempt to Hold Up" a Limited Ex-
 press and Fail.

CENTRALIA III. Sep. 21 The New Orleans limited express on the Illinois Central road was held up by train robbers near here early this morning. The trlinmcn were, Covered with revolvcrs. but returned the fire, and the engineer refused to stop the train. Two of the robbers were wound ed and captured. The others jumped from the train and escaped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
AM USEM ENTS.
"l'OOr Jonathan.

Tn, Fred solomon Opera C.. III .Poor Jonathan will play at the opera house this evening. This excellent company k said to be the most completely organized and carefully conducted body of oper, comiquc artists touring the country. Fred Solo mons remarkable success at the New York casino has been won by the most lcgiti- mate and artistic methods, and so far this season, at the head of his own company he has more than exceeded the limits un- ticipatrd by the managers, The support ing company F. large and thoroughly t.uuipprd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
FAIR FOLLOWED BY RAIN.
OtH"irl N-cuthcr Predictions E", I~- DpN
 aoI c-Norrou

New York, Sept 21-Ihe following able shows the condition Of the weather ;r the principal c:::os ot the cc2ctry 2. : 2. n,. +-