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The sun., 1893-12-03

Tue Record or che Boys who's Pa" Coz.
hta Ouce Cosehrd.

1
= For some years the westm instcr School
eleven Of Dobbs Ferry have enjoyed tho repu-
tation OF being about tho fastest school team
within tho Vicinity Of this ci.y. In 1890 they
nrst appeared prominently on the Rrldiron
field. and were coached by Pa" Corbin. the
Inle football giant. who was then nm instructor
In tho school. Cortin and two other masters
played on the team that year. and the con-
tinucd victories OF the eleven caused tho sport
to become decided fixture at the school.
In tho nvo years that Westminster has been
playing the gamo they have scored twenty
three victories. as against three for their op-
poncnts. and they played ono tie game. The
socond eloven have won two games and lost
one. Tho third team have won two games
with no defeats. and tho fourth tenn have won
end lost a game. The three defeats Adninis-
tered to the first team wero In 1890. when st
pnuls Cathedral school o. Garden City beat
Obliged to succumb TO Iawrencovile and the
G9 20 re stSo ito Grms T Tgs sIs, rlHed IN
score 6elnE / . points each. or recent years the
Westminster eleven have played no masters.
The first eleven this year haye been under
the captnincy Of Garrison. n player Of three
yonrs' experience lie has always been the
half hack up to this year: when ho nlayed at
runs vol with the. hall. and gives The signals
sharply, larger has made nm excellent full
line iike shot. and seldom missea u goal from
n touch down. lie can kick goal from the
thtty-yard lac with ease. Preston. tho right
hhlf back. played last year on the Holbrook
Military Academy team Of Sing Sing. He In
especially clever In following his interference
and tackles vol. NJ Waterbury. at left half
back. isH sprintcr OF the order Of Jim Lee, the
Harvard player.
In tho limo tho toam were verY strong.
Thomas at lett end Is the surest tackler on tho
eleven. lngrnham. right tRckler. can get
through the limo when tho opposing team has
the tall in good style. Hay At centre displays
great hend work. On Hays left IL Percy Jaffray,
the giant OF tho team. Jnftray IL d feet Az
inches tall, and weighs 235 pounds. He f.
capable OF making with constant coaching a
Hrst rate player. Wright the other guard has
,lDne line work. l.. Waterbury. taking his
plnrer. II; Hits specially Is breaking up the
opponents interference; The substitutes on
the eleven we're, /; bowes. captain Of the
J. Kent. BarnuD and Il. 4 Kip.
The record OF the elevens this season 10 as
follows:
Against barnard School 50 to o: Hoibrooks School,
~ tuo Adcpht Academy, - to " Pingry school, ~
stamford. - to o; St Paus school, Ia to o. PeekskI
military Academy. To Z: Yale Freshmen, to ~.
MestminHters second against cutters nrst IL to ~;
MrstmnSte-s third against Cutters third, 1910 ..
Mestnnsers fourth against Cutters fourth. 20 to Y;
W"sninsrrs fourth against Berkeley Schools fourth.
Utpt
In their fvs years at football westminster
teams have scored 1,0l7 poiats to 13U for their
opponents.
The sun., 1893-12-03
A New orr OF - Rumard ChampionshIp
IrophN.

proof that billiards are booming since tho great
Chicago match between Jacob sehaefer and frank
Ives they have never doomed before IN recent
yeArs is indicated by the announcement that Richard
X Fox Is In the field as would be patron oT the gen
tsnsns game" Tie wants 10 bring about an interna-
schAsfer Ives aud SlossOn and Annduncts his viii
ingness nheF trophy embleuatichl Of The words
which IL to become the property OF the
expert wh0 shall win Il hree times hand TunnIng lt
s stpulat ed that the matches for the trophy
be for less than 81 900 SIDE ana be any amount
that that the pm GeEIr IL rs promised
the trophy will he worthy the best efforts those
who may compete for ITS possession.
To bring about any such meeting OF the stars. how.
Mr. FOX will have 10 otter purses o. prize
as IL always done when JOURNEYS are organized IL Is
evident that he has not thought OF imppr, details
A. gSI
The sun., 1893-12-03
New. from the Hor.. World.

Kay L.-Nsud s. was foaled March %. 1874 She
made her record OF 2;Osl at Cleveland July 80, 1885.
II 10 sAid that Dirsctum will start for California Ia
;ry reduce his champion record Of 2:O5. tim
this month.
y hammond OF the Murray III, Hotel 10 tho owner
Of Amnnarch. sire of the lam OF Fantasy. 2:Os the
champion three yenr-Old
There 10 talk Ot the New York state Breedsrs'
Association holding thsir annna. meeting Septsm.
ber, 1894, ~ Fleetwood Park.
Msstrs A. 4, Bonner ami \ &. Hall Of this city will
sell number n well bred trOtters at the Madison
Square Gar,ien, through the 1AtteTsals on Wcdnes.
day, nec q among them will hs Lady Rnnns ont 0f
the dam nr Nancy HANKS 200. aud In ioa kTeuI!in
2OIAa; and Nussallen, By RraenAl 2;2ait out OF As
torlA, sister TO Dexter
The sun., 1893-12-03

oiELAsD Dec. 2-The eight.ro inr contest at the Oak
land Theatre last night between Young Mitchell" and
Jim Ryan, the young middle champion of
Australia, was declared draw by Referee Jack McAu.
life The police stopped tho fight in the eighth round
Mitchell d.: most OF tho leading in the nrst rouni
and landed two hard blows on Ryans nose. scoring
FIRST blood The lighting was sharp in the second and
third rounds Ryan was groggy tor a moment. but he
recovered and delivered severe blow on his op.
Tonents neck In the fouri o md Mitchell repeatedly
got IN on kNans heart, aud drupHe! his man with \
hard one On the jaw. Ryan hy this time grnggy
AMI weak. In the sixth round Mitchell landed repeat
eiiy aud Ryan was mass of bruises. In the seventh
~ an received more punishment. bat succeeded IN
lAudihg few blows In the rghtf round he frsshrned
up and assumed the offensive. landing frequently on
Nltchells lace hni following tins with A shower OF
blows The Chief OF Ponce then appeared and stopped
the light.
The sun., 1893-12-03
Billiards In Paris

word reached this city yesterday that Albert arnisr
rsputsd TO be the richest expert In Paris had bought
out the Grand Cafe the most popular billiard resort m
the French capital it 10 located under m. Paris
Jockey Tub an opposite The UIaHd Hotel IL Is rs-
ported that GHTnieI pad SlOOuNO for po..cssiou lie
proposes - have rTtNae hs Tor cNEIitioHs a nblIc
hal, ar American bar az Enghsh gItl room and q
FT,Hch restaurant IH sntcTpTlsS is an eNusr,mCut
bat 10 may eaten on.
ia nui generally EnoW Wn that Frank Maggint VII,
has 0eeu IA America many lsaEs vent recently To
Para 10 accepted a contract VIII FouTnil hIl IL
seems tHat FouTnu faded, aEd MuFgjou h oLtInths
cold unless he should hapPen 10 gct ku vngAsomsnI
tinTuieF
The sun., 1893-12-03
Col. cnvanaeh rlnc.a en- the Retired I.,.,.

ALBANY. Dec. THE following special order
was issued day ly Adju,ant. General Porter:
"Co. James CavanaGh. Sixty ninth ReGi.
ment who entered the military service OF the
State in the fall OF 1872: who served the coun-
try with great credit during the late war Of
the rebellion; who has been Colonel OF his
regiment sine" Nov. -. 1851. and who for his
gallant nnd mertOr'ouS services received the
brev"t ot iriguhicr-, erRl. Nov. -. 1872. Is
upon his own request and under the provis-
nud Withdrawn irO', active service aad COM
mnnt"
The sun., 1893-12-03

JACKSONVILLE, Dec, 2.-DeAnsy and Mcyey, who will
rived here odAy. They that Corbst will rrobA
bly, reach hsre about Dec, II when asked as to the
Ncaton OF ire raining quarters Delaney said! - A
itt nhI uehnte IN that way has been settled. The
ncAloh - lnmaleTi1 10 fObetI: he only sttpulA.es
uAt slall he hrAiLy" belausy also said that among
'uIn'', parry VIII be Dan treedon. who 10 after the
,a'p OF 300 Unanimous. and Tom Tracey the clever
innnhl"I Mrs J. }. tUThstt, Mrs I've ansy, and Miss
howard "l IeAch the tlty tomorrow.
The sun., 1893-12-03
Fourth-era.. rOstaastsr- Appointed.

wAsHlEGToN Dec. 2.-The total number Of
fourth-class Postmasters appointed r.-day
was thlrty-siK Among the appointments w"Eo
the following for New York state: Ala
ben. Ulster county. q. b. Bi,ely. vice A T.
GTifin. removed; NRpOnoeh. Ulster county L.
B u. HooTnbeck, vice outs Chaml aEn', re-
moved LsRkheld. Genesoe county, A. Il
kathbone ylcO w. II Davis removed.
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Odds and Euds OF sports.

The New ork 4. G. held their second smoking con.
seFlh we ~ nnAsiun Cf the club last evening. Dec
q An interesting programme was provided
Ihs columbus Athletic club which was organized
" hohIAf night elected the folluwIng ofieers3 John
TAnmsIy Frss'dsnt; John J. CARY, VICE PIssidsnti
= I, nuhheInAn, Treasurer; NJ Mcdonald. Financial
seSIstAty; W Aarkey, kecordnR secretary; Terrence
Tu,hn' ap.am James Black, Lieutsnant; TrustssA
JAIhea ftoWn. James Tayl0r EuEene Brady.
The sun., 1893-12-03
e1RR1soN srAhrs rns HonsEs.
tn. s-sppsr Handles the Fise Abiy-Soekey
Barry ssriousiy rriursd.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-snapper Garrison
handled the flag to-day At BenninRs, and he
did 90 we'll that he will probably be engaged
for the rest OF the meeting. The weather was
| clear and the attendance good. The majority OF
the events we're won by iavorltes. while strong
second choices captured the others In the
| NTH race Dutch Skater came with n rush at
tho end and apparently won By q neck. but
the judges placed Pottowattomie and Hartford
ahoad Of the winner, much to the disgust OF
those who had bot on Dutch Skater Glen
fallon fell in tho stecrlechnse, and Jockey l.
Batry was carried unconscious from the field.
but camo to soon aiterward. He received a
bad shaking up and his collar bono Is said to
be broken.
In the opening event Gray Eagle was
backed by his people and the public. and
landed the purse In good style from
tho outsider. Fidgct Roa had little
more than IN airing In the second race
and won easily from Little Mat. second
CHOICE In the handicnp Tom Tough was
made tavofite with Terriner, second choice.
Tbe fayorite finished an indifferent third to
Terriner and EQUITY; The steerleehnse re-
suited In n stirring finish between Pat Oaklcy
Capt. Manning. and Go[onimo. as named. al
HSH GSnfaiicn iH s Shadow wi was T fayorite in the
closing eventand won easily by three lengths
from BolerO.
First nsc,-s.llinr, -four aud /. half turlosF. cray
E,sIs g tcolSs wopb r'dssI IoI aL J9n..S
Tine 20 o:5s Ton EaeI woSdban. Lsushins water.
GRACE brown. Red Dies, Honest Tom. POStms'tsr Ro-
second Rscs"rro.ys ssf.Sld;y ,.lnnsi ,ln furlons.
g0 10y .sSSd s lusssn 70 r0n ios S:ts 10 1Rir
Iim,. iil0. sprngtlme. Eliza Ann. Distarbance. aud
fhiSa Rssss ssii.na,c.p, seven tg.lopr. T,rr!S.r;
,.so%d s" Tom N foSSn y Si.rieO 10 third
Time lisS. Bessie Di'lAnd. Psuway aud Logan also
Fourth RscS:;nfpS!csp .,ssplssn.'s ,ul eon,E..
i3f SSG 70 ..sona s,S1,p%E %,. i4RIi5n y
fcTcrtni also ran. A B. Fox went wrong Glenfa'lOu
Firth nscr-Ssld.H twcyesE od.; ny. fotIoT,yss
J. tniFi ftmc. ~ Gisesons. BrooEltt nliy, Post
Maid. 1ntatua'ion nliy Play OF Fay. and Settle lowell
SIKH RSce-Bsatch horses; one nts shadow. 81
TnS SnG sara.. 70 iSt Sph sstSp StST tS,r Tms ia
hess NcDun. Tom Finley, krkover Ihilor. and Edwin
Tho entries for Mondays rnces are:
First RosssS four MIN and hal" Sy sGT
@ 3 En ESs 1 sy oS w6cs o nSs ,E p
Ss S ff'Ss. s SG' opp. hSa
ha@G hS Eshua Yo .E Ss xnS: o R.G
' Third tSesHF"r syssrSids; ,ev.n..ishth, of
Rc Hac %AnG0T 3 ss 1S. i GfG S M;: f' Gps
d Iron pS ay Grf o Psy io WIFI In"
G"Tis LIZ. FTi sHs @
Pekin. 1906 perchance los; John Hickey. ITO: Ely,
@ b, fsst. 49, Cn gSose sef e IN s.. s:
Nc No. W. Ian 9 ,Ss qsssnrs s iS? s,
sixih Rsee-Twcyearold.; selling; nys and h.t
i,s Nat ,s iS5 A.n'hsSs p.,tS%sn SS S$, IS
100: Florence 1903; Rama. lo3,
The sun., 1893-12-03

The Republican Assemblymcn elect from
Kings county have held n caucus and decided
TO support George W. Malby Tor speaker. W. !.
Youugs for Clerk, ami Frederick Homestead
OF Brooklyn for Sergeant-At-Arma.
The sun., 1893-12-03
A BrIu.a sts.m.hIp straod d.

WASHINGTON. Doe. Superintendent Kim
ball Of the lifs-sAVlng service was tonight In
form cd that the British steamer NetheFlY OF
West HaTtlenool bound from FeTnardlna 20
Norfolk with "a cargo Of phosphate. stranded
this morning twelve miles south ~ Iare Hat
terRs life saving station. The crew "I twenty
four men were saved by the lie-sRyins crew.
The sun., 1893-12-03
Mt. st. Nary, Is, KendaII.. Z

ExMrTssuRc. Dec. MT St Marys' College football
team were scored against for the nrst time In two
years by the Kendall Greens. of Washington 4. on
the College nsld to-day Tho score was lS to Z The
the hardest fought here in years The
half was particularly fierce NJ st. Marys excelled in
breaking through the line OF their opponents while
frinR wedge was worked by the Rendals to psrfec-
tIOn. lhe teams lined up As followsi
The sun., 1893-12-03
AL on TraIa Mr.,L.a ID narasa.

NUNDA. ~ T.. Dec. Am oil tTaln Of twenty
six cars on the Western New York and Penn
sylvania Railroad was wrecked this morning
near here. and the entire train vas DESTROYED
by fire. The train was running east aud
parted. moment later a tank cAr exploded
and the train WAS WTApDed In nameS NO ons
vas hurt
The sun., 1893-12-03
Hsr4 TInss Make BsnaIaE AssosIatIOas
suspend.

PrTIsBURoB. Dec. 2.-At least a score Of
building and loaR associations In western
Pennsylvania have gone out Of business pend
ing . revival Of prosperity. The smharrass-
meet thslE obi cations either on stock. install-
ments. or loans.
The sun., 1893-12-03
10 rr,.-tIen,c mrnnAN,,. &c. :. Enr.au.

Enynr Poudy ~ Brooklyn has notified Excise
Commissioners Schli"mGn nud Cah!'l that hs
will invest. ,..Gtc . the story that the John kress
Ercwir.: romI an Of New York WAS forced 10
pnv >! GO ro~ two lI,ersrs which should hnvo
Dnly cost $lr, HIuo =. comm lsSiUnpr SchliR-
iuau said J. gstariaT TIM he bad No ,inult that
The sun., 1893-12-03

game % football was played at the Prospect Para
parade grounds. Brooklyn. yesterday morning. be-
tween tho Oriental eleven OF tue Bedford institute and
tn- STAR of Grammar School No. 80. The nnAl
rcore wssi Oriental l2 stars. d. Ths lineup was as
The sun., 1893-12-03

BRussELs. Dec 2.-The Belgian Jockey Club
ia about to hold meeting to inquire into
charges OF collusion between jockeys and
bookmakers. The Minister OF Justice will
prepare a law forhidding betting agencies In
the towns. but allowing betting on specified
courses. The law will also fix the racing days
At races where betting is allowed all wagers
will have to he made within Enclosures. "a
which high rates OF admission will be charged
The sun., 1893-12-03
Tho Men Who VIII Compete In the City
Chess Clubs Tourney.

Among the players who will compete in the
chess tournament to be held under the
auspices OF the City Chess Club are Albin, Del
mar. Hodges. Hanham. Taubonhaus. Showal-
ter. and Hal perm. The tournament will beg n
next Saturday
The sun., 1893-12-03

wjTIam~ College, ItI CoiumbIA COIisEr, Q.
PorGusrrr,lT. \, Y. pso 2-FiVs Thousand people
from York, brooklyn ard other places witnessed
the football game MlLbrook. DutehsSs COunty. this
afternoon between teaps from Columbia and Williams
cuI.egca lEe latter won by . score OF IL 70 U The
.enma .nel up ~ IOlloWa:
The sun., 1893-12-03

oE'SUS Dee 2-Ths Brat road OF the OesARus
Bicycle Club. open 70 members only vas held sn
iuauEsElylng DaY, rith The following Tssalts;
ono Male Heats ScTAtch-Won " ". AZ Nard: John
Mlrr seranI b.. Thompson tbtrd j. N. Nhesls riEht
fDurth. ftme ~ hud saHl
uus Miis Heat haHliraR-waa ~ ". II. WArd.
,sTltshi =; a. WksAgF,sA' 81" I' tsst' 'ssoAa '9hA
The sun., 1893-12-03
wmIam.hurrh.. u, Hu.h ~iess. 9.

very prsity game, under American Association
rules was Taysd ysssrdAJ the Long isaht grounds
bsESssn the teams the Ba.hwiek and wiliam1burgE
Ath!slc cabs BY eIIs;u kiek NJ aud good all found
lss'u WORK the wiIIitrIsburshs captured the game
from their heavier "ppnaeLis b. gosls q >. ILs
teams ,Iuzl ~ "a tOOss.
The sun., 1893-12-03
Hansbal, nj s.a uarbor

FAC HAEsoH N y, Dec. 2.-Ths Young Emerald Hand
ball Club opened tner new court on Thanksgiving Day
and some mo exhibitions By local and outside talent
were presented They have playing space OF no by
27 feet Tho following are the scores OF the games
The sun., 1893-12-03
Grasnmar School No. 81. IsI CorIathiaa Ju-
nIor., Ie,

sharply contested game OF football was dsei1sd
yesterday morning on the Nhcty'nfth street grounds
81 Central Park bstwecn the roTnthtAn Juniors OF As
tOr,A and the eleven OF Grammar school No ~ The
BehOalOoys hy 10 to H. Tue feature OF the EAns
Vas biumbeTga work. Tue teams lined up follows
The sun., 1893-12-03

EIvsrtons. 80, Hsaptons. a.

IRE Eivsrions and lIampions OF Harlem played .
game football the lower grounds at Central Park
yesterday morning the Elvertons winning by 20 to e
delbeTg Of the yictOTs badly huTl the nrsi hAf
Anl WAS compelled tC retire. The tsAmsi
The sun., 1893-12-03

Bsimeat Football tIub. o, Ray oua- Pleasure
Club, 3.

AT Jersey city Heights yesterday afternoon the
eleven of the Belmont Football Club Of Jersey city
defeated the team NJ the Bayonns Pleasure Club OF
BAyonne By score OF oVoa The teams lined up as
Fall
The sun., 1893-12-03

The BAyonhs Rovsrs Of the csntrsviIs A. c. visited
Eomerre yesterday afternoon. and In the presence
OF about 200 spectators. beat the somerviIle A. G
crack team, under American Associate on rules In the
nrst halt George spAVsn kicked two goals ana James
Campbell one In the second half j. Tsats kIcAed a
goal Tor h0meryie. Ihe teAmEi
The sun., 1893-12-03

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2.-The second days
racing OF the Philadelphia Hunt Club was
stopped by Mayor Stuart, who warned the les
sees OF Point Breeze Park that he would raid
the track and arrest tho responsible officials
itthey persisted In permitting hookmakin q
AMI pool selling In violation OF the Law. This
was rather sad blow to the Gloucester con-
tingent. who were the chief patrons OF yester-
days races.
The sun., 1893-12-03
camhrIdEc, Ioi Sd. Jehn.. sehonl, 8.

weLcontssrsd football match was decided At
NoOdhaven l.. yesterday between the sisVens OF ST.
Johns school and the Cambridge team. the latter win
ming by 10 to g. The teams lined up As follows;
The sun., 1893-12-03
CoIorado Kcad- M,rred Uaa.r One compan,

DENvEP. Col. Dec. 2-Tho old Aspen Short
Line Railroad Company has been consolidated
with tho Colorado Midland Railroad Company
upon the terms agreed on at a meeting OF the
stockholders held in Colorado Springs last
July. Tho directors Of the now compan are
Thomas Barring, Cecil Barring. Joseph Rusk.
William L!DLy: George Magonn. John McCook.
anI Jerome Il Wheeler Of New York: Joseph
w. Reinhart and h. Z. Cheney OF Boston;
James j. lIagerman OF Colorado Springs. and
Charles Cast of Pueblo. The company Is cari-
ta!iZed at SS,UUOUOO.
The sun., 1893-12-03

Touch downs-AIsn Meade Goas from touch down
-FrnIOn. Goal kieEcd from held-NsAds Safety
touch hown-coyns. Rsfsres-Jamss Y. Downs. uui-
piTe-EdwAId Thompson
The sun., 1893-12-03

I5ach no 90 RArry i.l GtInnrl JAne4ln GiL Suyss
eEla fsouAEorch dos ns-Iatulesen 80 t.tlltual -
= Fira ~ Grant RcE-fse-h. 7. knr =f
The sun., 1893-12-03
1HE EAs1-BouAD GRAIN RATES
a New Tarin Shect ISSUED ny the Central
Trniilc Association.

New TariH Shect Issued ny the Central
rr"nlc As-CcIntion.
CHICAGO. Dec 2.-At meeting Of tho Chi
cago committee OF the Central Traffic Associa-
tion held here to-day. the issue of new tariff
sheet un grain rates was ordered. Tho rates
per lu0 pounds to tho seoboard points agreed
to wero: New York, 20 cents Boston. - cents; /;
Philadelphia. IL cents: Baltimore. II cents.
Tho rates to Buffalo and Pittsburgh were
made z cents. aud to all intermediate points
on the same bass. This action was taken to
meet the cut announced by the Chicago and
Erie yesterday. Nothing was done to-day in
regard to provision ratios. and II is believed the
Erie will be SOW TO cut them. ms It is known to
havo very big contract on hand with Fowler
Brothers. which would be made considerably
same time it is not believed the provision rate
can DO maintained at 80 cents with grain
rates at 20 cents.
- 4 meeting OF the local passenger assooia-
ences with the Rock Island were practically
settled. The association concluded that IL had
exceeded its authority at former meeting,
aud that the charge against the Rock Island
was not ono with which It could deal. 1t
therefore referred the whole matter back to
tho Chairman OF the General Association. and
returned to the Rock Island the fine that was
pnid ~ the latter under protest. This removes
all difficulty IN regard TO the Rock Island CO.
operating in tho organization OF the immi-
grant clearing house. and the committee will
proceed to New York TO morrow to discharge
its duties in that regard.
The estimated gross earnings OF the Chicago.
Kock Island and racitlc entire system for No
vent or werc Sl.53o. 3O2. e. decrease. as CON-
pare'l with the estimated earnings Of Novem-
Der o! last year. OF Si4.O33
The sun., 1893-12-03
Hnyonne Rover. 81 som.rxIm. A. CT

Touch dovns-Nosn, Wilmer t2). Goals from touch
Sowns-Parter Huesti'. pmpTe-J Grace Referee
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EDwARDCA CALLANAN's son.

has . few SECONDHAND BrDughAmA s1uA-s from. An1
extension 'front.' By BFcUste-& 90 An'l Isalsy Go
also LAndaule' by Stly-rS. suT r-b condition. loH
hguTsA New Spde. fnaetons. Eunabouts. Ac
FINE RIPAIEING ESTIMATES
HORSES wanted TO board: s. onth: best care tAEsaI
clty TeieTrnrs. J. ALSll. central Fark. I.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-02-14
PLAIN.

Said James Whitcomb Riley the
other day to a group OF reporters: 81
wish you newspaper men wouldn't be
quite so careless in your remarks about
my looks. l was served with notice
several years ago that l wasn't very
handsome, but the reporters take q
kind of delight in reminding me of it.
1t seems to me that you might at least
be as considerate as the old auntie
who went to the menagerie and saw
the hippopotamus. She was stag
gered for a moment, but her breeding
got the better Of her impulses. She
didn't want to say the animal was
ugly, so she turned to one Of her
friends with the exclamation, 'Sakes
a massy. but amt he plain !"-Ne,r
York Tribune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-02-14
l-3Iw5;
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, The Missouri State Fair Asso-
citation. OF Sedalia, Missouri. By it, certain
deed OF trust dated the third day of MAY,
1890, and recorded in the recorders Office
Of Peitis county. nj deed book Go, pages i2S
TO 49, conveyed Ia the undersigned trustee,
all its 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
hall # LOT No. two %. Of the northwest
quarter of section four a., and the south
half of the east half of lot No. two (2l, of
the northeast quarter Of section five l5), in
township forty-tive (45l, Of range twenty
one cd, containing iorty-six S9-l0O
ti6 S9-lOOl acres more OF less, and being
the tract Of land situated in the western
part OF the city OF SedaIia. in said county,
and known as .'Sicher's Park" which said
conveyance was made i'm trust to secure the
payment of certain promissory notes, in
said deed described, and whereas two said
notes have become due and are unpaid, and
the holder OF said past due notes has de-
ciared all Of the notes secured by said deed
to be now due. Now therefore. in accord
ance with the provisions Of said deed OF
trust, and at the request OF the legal holder
Of said notes. shall proceed 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 auc-
ton, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1893,
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
andsive in the afternoon of that day, to
satisfy said notes, together with the cost
and expense Of executing this trust.
GEO. p. B. JACKSON, Trustee.
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