St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 20, 1886
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ay * : 3 Fa te > i 1 * Ss av 4 4 4 ” il ra a . * Sia, 5 7 ee A oie Oe de tens , . 8 2 oe . a 85 e Pacific Railway Co 7 dp = . — ———ůͤ | ————— —— i i ea oT | eset | HE Pte, ST. LOUIS, MONDAY. ove NG, DECEMBER 20, 1886. * 9 1 9 nf — s for the 1887. 41 Ry ge N 8 — — ; . ; : ; vs . 72 1 4 _ 4 4 — 7 N * 9 ral Storekeeper, Omaha, Neb, hs * f SR, CALLAWAY, 1 ne Only Real Live One, BITTEN BY A DOG. General Manager. oo Sige Is busy | D pom aes Pg, Toys and Fancy eS cal — — 8 1 and ge them ready © and see him early an the 4 . SEXTON & 60, A 22 ne we — Everything in Our Store IS NEW! 1 Terrible Fate of Miss Elizabeth B. W. grund. aoe Market Street : R four of them had given bail and been released. — 4 . > 4 1 ' „ N REMEMBER a 17-Year-Old Girl—The Disease Contract- : Ee AGENTS FOR | 8 R ed From the Bite of a6-Weeks-Old Pet in’s Patent Wrought Steel | TE 2. 5 4 & CEN | T ES’ . ne eee oe 2 | 4 — 5 4 a 24 States marshal’s, i A case of death from hydrophobia was re- ‘This morning Chas. Ashuer, and FAMILY RANGES 3 * : Republican, 15 | : ~ SANTA CLAUS and HIS STOCK tim of the terrible aiscase in this tustangs te a | "2 — — in the Two. young lady, the daughter of Mr. and | he bef Commissioner Morgan o POI 5 8 a de BURNER, os by the Ton, in Endless Profusion & Bewi fer ing Ya in OUR MEW BASEMENT. u A ORAND DISPLAY e, e cre 3 Also a large lot of soft coal Locomotives, Steamboats, Railroad Trains, Tin Milk and Grocery Wagons, well-known - qUATEymap , Gnd ee, 0 AND COOKING STOVES Dolls of All Sizes, Kinds and Prices, Hobby Horses, Drums, Wagons, Sleds, Locomotives,| Tin xitohé Iron Toys, Ox Teams, etc., Iron Safes and Banks, Musi- Rane aud ner Grand was the ee and 8: — 6 tat greatly reduced prices, 7 Steam Engines, Guns, ‘Swords, Trumpets, Horns, Chimes, Toy Furniture, Toy Dishes, Toy cal Toys, furniture Sets, China Tea Sets, A B C Blocks, Block Wagons, parents’ ae No. S01] Ohio Mea Mae ha ee ee — — Pianos, Harmonicas, Toy Watches and Clocks, Accordeons, J ump-Jacks, Trains, Dolls’ Hats, Magnetic Toys, Guns, Watches, Surprise Boxes, Drawing Globes, Wood „„ 8 . - — — —ͤ— h ap ECT! oT! hoes and Stockings, Christmas-Tree Ornaments, Bisque Figures, Tool Chests, Wheelbarrows Clarionets, Drums. Checker-Boards, Dominoes, Toy Tables, Chairs, Rock- puppy and the dog bit her. . and'Jonn Sentero eae ia — Ten-Pins Shoofisie Tin Toys of all kinds Rubber Toys, Bicycles Tricycles Velocipedes, ing Chair, Swings, Tool Chests (all sizes), Hobby Horses, Express Wag en days ane abe Degen de abe t Ot | roe a Ae, his bondemen te ae IN NOTICE.—Omice Bt. Louis Grain Ble. g e POE oy 2 . . é : 0 ons, Baby Buggies, Velocipedes and Ten Pins, assorted, Sleighs and Cut- bydrophobia. Dr. Fred Schade and two ina PROBABLY INDIOTND. Bompany, December 16, 1886.—The annual etc., etc., and a thousand and one other things besides, in fact anything and everything that the other physicians were called in, bat des Ashuer is charged in nis indictment’ ; Soren Bid of the company will be : t ot a b 1 dl f d ri F bel hi in the eit tthe ters, all ses, Jumping Jacks, Balls, Wheelbarrows, Playing * in ak a in the unfortunate young l 1 as an of election, oe ee ee re treat variety, I al aA RA Zee Juggs Vall 6 2 ve gor three af care. Polis o om affiiction and died Saturday. — 7 he ag Jacob Klein's peti HER FATHER’ 8 STATEMENT. pry itis charged that t HORACE GHIS : , , a — N Mr. Grund, who was seen at his residence d and their votes were accepted il IN NOTICE —The Tae ‘National Rank G e A oy D & a m & nt of 8717 Ohio avenue, gave the following statement seni direct violation ‘of the law which is, December 8. regular . t : I . b . ot his daughter’ ssickness and death and = ressly states that a non-resident — : can not obtain residence by attendance Won for nine (9) cause, ‘‘About nine weeks ago Lizzie w on (the secon bitten on the end of the middle college institution of Penis . ome. Poll | finger of her right hand by PR explains that he was cm * Cashier. a little 6-weeks-old pup. o fear of a serious ce of such a law and claims that ' 65 result was entertained, as the pup as far as we Hoblitzelle's instructions he N NOTICE—Office Helmbacher Forge ‘and * knew had never been NO spy our yard cepted i Millis Company, St. Louts, Mo., Decem- the time of its d U zed «~The annuai meeting of the stock holders ' however had the } Wann willbe held atthe office of the com- d toh greater than west corner Marton and lbeKalb streets, 9 n — anvary 10. 187, for the purpose of elect- ctors to serve one year. Polls open from i ] > i ; Ad 18. A. ny —1 vie 87. N Toys distributed gr atis to the little ones during the Y. and at inte 8 the world-reno ed ousehold duties, and as 1 feyal right 5 — also indicted and win be A. HELMBACHER, President, : as Wednesday” last went to a rehearsal w . Tr, Secretary > friend b ari d — — pe KTLL-MORE-ON-EM-OFF BAND,. feature ofa manguacate, "Ge ite On lass e the judges of 8 SPECIAL 3 Will appear in their gorgeous uniforms, and with new and unique wind instruments, all im- vious she bad complained of « pain ine head, which grew worse until Wednesday, ea ee —— usic fr the gall ro — e 8 en the stighborbood tm hich “they the LaGrange Iron Company—No ported at vast expense from Europe, discourse sweet music from the gallery. 7 a DOLLS. better Thursday gud’ thon e decd tocdiiee iedene onde given thata meeting of the stockholders ge Iron Company will be held at its called in Dr. Schade. On Friday he said the | served in the A pre net were phe wan de zin eee. Note it. To avoid the crush and jam, comd early in the day... cc phyuclaass [was "a “alert of “election? Prederiek December 27. Se, at , i Drs. Schlosstein and Grinner were summoned. I-Can-Stan ne Dells FD 18e to 25e They then held a consultation after which N. C. ST ERLING, "President. - KER. Secretary. „ DECEMBER 10. 1886.—Notice & F reer eee tee ee eee eee 00000 EE they asked for some water which they wen that a epecial meeting of the stock- f — 1 5 ad V/ A Red Gaun Dolls. eee The sight r the ieee “Mining Oe. will — bold & * Bisque Jointed Dolls „ „ „% „% „%% „%%% „%%% % „% „% „%%% „„ „% 6 6% eee “Trt to $8.00 water distressed her. She motion ed hestnut . St. souls, 9 5 a „ On the 10th day of February. 1887, for Kid Body Dr d Dolls, with Natural Eyes. ie the canes pee Sar naar vole an a prease tie. — 2 wat 2828 775 Indestructib Dolls „ „ „% eeeeeeeeeeeeeseer „ „ „6% „66 „609 * 5 6 „ „%%% „%% „66 10e to $2.00 — vans pronounced it a case of hydro- were g * M Houser, MFC. Porter, A. T. f 0 Wax Dolis, Open and Shut Eyes, in great variety. ‘‘On Saturday morning I went to m ~ RIS RAE Re. — = : Large assortment of Bisque, China and Indestructible Doll Heads. ot Rg = = — = — bea mee tin of the stockholders of the 4 a pit Drug Cw . : 7 | DOLL BUGGIES. thing less terrible—perhaps a case of biaed l mptt Drug Company, a corporation on 9 We have just dlosed out a manufacturer’s stock uf Doll Buggies, which we will] Rad omg fever. Her forehead was ina pro- re bruary 1, 1887 at 2 0 clock p m. atthe corporation, No i street, in ad some fever.. Her forehead was in a pro- ition te — thes + * — pmithed to fuse vere iration, but was cold to the —. 8 Eiders of increa: ing “the capital 28 ot COSTS YOU put on sale To-Merrow at 50 Cents on the Dollar: touch. ‘The doctors came again and cone clerks who ation from Ofty two hundred dollars, its e cove 8e; worth $1.60. offered her water, which sus accepted -sheets prized capital, to twelve thousand dol- ee: 8 drank. without any of the former sym * 1 ante a AN 0 . * -N were . 50 175 Dan she seemed 1 had come and I had just picked it u look at it when they told me Lizzie 2 judge of election in the Twenty EYER. or abe rden 10. or 15 Cents. | 6 0 5 ; rly This Week and Avoid the Rush. * ato thie 8 again. The evening paper Movember 20, 1666 Household med “Pen 2, — resent. — Hotors picture is one Ane — — was in a convulsion. I went to ber. There and was — on * ' the most beautiful 1 orks of art, and we trust tha was e * — mts, wd ge on ‘fraudulent votes. In rae was rigid and she died a few minutes later ash was he m 1 OOGC TO i * every lady p urchasing ten minutes after 6 o’clock. It seemed ue 1 al’ Oftice. 0 lockjaw. That was her only convulslon. She N. ot Grew, Democr at, who acted acted a8 pedes had none of the other terrible symptoms that | of election in the Twe nty- -seventh W are usually said to attend hydrophobia. The arrested on an indictment charging him ‘with i rand illegal action on election day. doctor who eame later said that the case was * ur. developed. emmer went his bond for $5,000 and he will procure one for herself. Our thousands of customers will | ] 8 V. OU rth Street. ) Southwest Corner Broadway and Franklin Av. n * * „„ was released. years ago he had seen perhaps half a dozen Angry Democrats. I S 9 — * * th Purest a " Charles St t. Louis, gl bear witness to the fact of our selling only ° 71 2 Olive Street. n cases of hydrophobia. All had been fatal. Graduate of t dient colleges 4 Graduate of three medical college me dise. We have been in business for over 25 years, and Since that time he bad seem none until e ie ender bond we aieaeee one. I was called, he said, ‘‘Friday, and charge of illegally -registering frandulent an and Blood Diseases than any other our stores are to be found in every North American State. 6 Fe ere also im t scale and are thus able to save our 1 eee 3 8 718 North Broadway. | pps F777 Penutitul new Calendar will shortly be Krey IT. 8 — 0 Schlosstein and Grinner were called in, and ſthie morning a the endricks As- ineo lent to visit the olty fer Salmon sent by mail or expresé lent N. B.— Ladies, your agreed with me in pronouncing it a case of tion at ite meetin — mt socia 8 even ly packed, free m observation. Our hydrophobia. The doctors called morning ing will be asked oon oe mt 72 mt ‘pm 108 e en goalie: er and evening. I visited the patient every few luti uesting the BB EM of 7 ‘ * to 2p. m.; 3p. m. 8 gu NOTICE THE L : 888 5 8 ity | 712 N. BROADWAY, M. EHRET, Jr. & CO. You will, if you see those new Smoking Jackets and Dressing 0 ne Dt howmany and w cactward — sum: 8 ostration, Debility, Mental and 611 FRANKLIN AVENUE, displ Beautiful in their rainbow hues! Be. . which we display now. inflamed, but did not swell. On Saturday 1 the G d- jury, but it ieee 2 1 08 FRANKLIN AVENUE. 3 — —— as an Italian sunset and a circus poster combined. Come, she took the water without fear, but swallow- . Bii ies ins 4 e reer 1296 8 BROADWAY, or nee re ife’s Christmas present. What! Of course, on ing seemed to give her contraction or convul- | of itted to give 1 de of the following effects: * 5 ö buy one for your wife's ris p his 7; hot Tees sion of the larynx. 1 Wes noe Seasons eee Ar the same principle that the man gave wife a shotgun she died which was during the first real con- o said he was tire being presented with piano- vulsion that she hac. There was no lockjaw made to prove that Bliss acted inan : — ͤ . ͤ—— — ory. A. the ay LA iS” wah : hunting dog. i ee "to. 5 8 le 3 _ covers and chair tidies and fine china. bare misled her friends." larynx might easily partisan manner in the election frau 2 are treated “ ith 51 tantad — a’ an | Deput y Coroner Hennessy called at the do- | obtained it will bé forwarded to W Titles ant toed Eolas Roe) |S PE F ; 7 rez; 7 nou — * fer and Blood Poise of * dd * 5 . tain other — — the young NEW YORK’S FINANCIAL FLUBRY. aay’s genera 0 a Bones Blotches, Era | 55 said in describing the 5 s . 4 Ulcers. Painful Sw N = 8 Brilliant colors are all the en 8 ung bed“ in bad toms that she had a little lever Gould 9 the ap a Importa- is, Falling Hair, ~ D neve chem ee ave them in Cloth, Sie N Re — Velvets, and Si iets on te commonty termed. ‘There had} wow y ber 20. b mse. positively and oo’ } ; 3 . oom & , 1 be idence of meningitis, brain trouble 9 - * = 25 eas ob Aloe’s Solid Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses|; =" | — plain and elaborately trimmed.’ FINS HOLIDAY GOOD 1 4 Does ~The stock markes MAGINABLE. eremains were buried from the family | tor London account to-day. There was tale olsonin itivel — I dise harges pro romptly $5. Har eg, DES. residence at 2 Pp. m.. to-day. The in the board that Gould was breaking the © 2 4 22 Heinrich D the St. Maththe German 2 seous Noe | rivate 2 Every pair guaranteed to suit the sight. — CHEAPEST i BE Latheran Church of which the young lady was | market to force London liquidation. The fal . 0 co e funeral services. 3 | pal, Nose, Ling — For the Young, Magic Lanterns from $1 up. nt BEST IK USE. Tus lads oa the H — Woman's ae 23 3 of 2 3 — Nea Thermometers, Barometers, Drawing Instruments, etc., at lief Corps No. 19, of which Miss Grund w cause heavy sales by London, ae: rented 8 Acqnired . = = * — Wires ‘PROOF. also @member, attended the funeral in a body is thought, will put an * the shipments ot 5 a pnt that a shysician pay 7 Cor. Fourth and Olive Streets, the Cheapest Best ATE ER, TREX WIN IND: * and a perfect wilderness of flowers eviden an 3 — 3 cases ae ; A Ts OE S and Only First-Class Optical House in e West. the respect of her many friends. ie 2 af „ Hoa every know g the shin cabled @ de mot was sold down on heavy liquidating orders rn ———— tm rit elie len * roped 0! 0 W. E. CAM E, A t., 2395334 * LEONE ARD p 0 08, 18 . en ür 6 Lan, . OLOTHING STORE-----210 and 212 NORTH Sch. .. e Rovter — — — — William Brown, a negro porter at John Davis’ saloon on Sixth and Elm streets, was before Judge . . PRACTICAL FURRIER, * ILLINOIS MILK co. Cady this morning. He was arrested on complaint of IAG 617......NORTH FOURTH 8T..-...617 a ee Revolution R G Offers for sale for the Holidays, and makes to order if Dealers in Illinois Milk exclusively. | 0 hinds Miter, %% 5 Jno. F. Davis, President: E. 0. 6 Annie Adams, 17 years of age, both work — 4 — Wallace Delafield, . not on hand: 3 8 = ‘Ca SEAL W re From $%.00 upward| Milk received twice daily by railroad. .° eB eS ~ ‘BEAL 1888555 UES, 40 inches iong irom $100.00 upward | OFFICE: 2228 to 2281 Morgan St. we = : Kin PAWS own st ve r 8 ncohes lon om p = OO . : 1 | QUES é 54 inches long. From 1125. 00 rie stort E. — dg — im b and gilt 1 — Telephone 4217. Do not fall to see the Wonderful Results from Cooking in 1 rio Belt Free A LARGE AND. VARIED STUCK OF OF RY 000s and LADIES’ CLOAKS a Sal Tainted Charter Oak toon with Wire Gauze Oven Door, 55 wil for the next PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF BAKING, ROASTING AND BROILING GIVEN Ministers’ Mectings. SEN WALKER), 4i.NORTH FOURTH STREET. |*: — f VERY ner TERMS AND LOWEST Caan PRICES AT THE : he ae smut @ Strauss-Emerich Outfitting Co., 116 dun Stet. | ola | te 1 7 6 5 E e ue neta or PERSON. PARE rat payment. ned “the above.” All goods ners 1 — HE r of Up ful CURE at 7a | era , , 1 1 Wo vm have, om and after the 20th, the nest Christmas Beot and Mutton N ae 2 in the city, pt oul: Rar Seas 8 J “y 5 * 5 a 5 ; eb dia ‘eae 1 ey a K N Rar ey ¥ ¢ * 7 N 1 1 * ho, ig ä n . ‘ y ' : N 2 « * * 9 te bal 4 = 5 . 1 » - ~ : 8 * 5 { 7 0 : - : * 4 * 3 5 N 7 4 4 1 — * * 3 ; ee 1 5 ee re * . 3 * 5 qe . * = 8 rad . 8 1 y - 4 a . 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PN * * e ‘ a ** 1 at 2 af ie as alt N ee * * 7 “rr 4 a. - were A A Pi 8 7 a — a gf * “x gla a : 8 8 * K Ne — * 22 ‘ PODS ID AGI PE LI —ͤ— * 1 athe ie ie ae * * 42 . a N ot ie 2 1 0 — 3 “hy, d * 2 7 7 r i £3 * * 1 7 — * wy ¢ 7 * A ¢ as * ae 1 rr : — 7 92 . — N . — * * — * . 1 . * 1 * na? ahy . a 92 ; “D4 4 ‘9 * > * 1 * . . ro N 77 * members to May 12. as Georg? | By 1 3 f | | 4 3 1 311 1 the 1 bi rr DRY GOODS COMPANY | OFFER DURING THIS WEEK ALL THEIR REMAINING | oe Se ae Fine Imported Bronzes, Bisque and Terra Cotta Goods, at 4 Reduction t Nearly Net Cost of Importation read ‘‘An open letter to the | 25 to 50 per cent can be made on a line of the CHOICEST CHRISTMAS GOODS that are IM- —8 Christian Temperance Union, and the.clergy of Chicago, from the workingmen Its is an opportunity where a saving of 2 — charge er the. workingmen of PORTED. Every article we offer is of this season’s importation. Gouipieinte ot Glecrtesination in the treament We also offer in our JAPANESE DEPARTMENT, extending to Annex Gallery, the Choicest Assortment of Reasonable and Useful Holidu y 7 1 7 ; 40, Knights of Labor. It is now stated on good we” A 6 authority that there is solid foundation for | Complaints of discrimination in the treatment | c 5 5 2 oo of ‘‘wine-befuddied clabmen,’*- and * — Goods that are shown in this city. | ae 3 fed rag cond n Socialistic tee P ; ¢ ies lookin 2 for 0 H R 18 1 NMIAS8 G00 8 maw depend upon N no exists among us, we must acknowledge, fashionabie — he 3 ae 7 ö 2 ING A 0 H OI OE SELECTION AT PRICES BELOW ALL COMPETITION . “aa * 5 — gecnths ago,’’ said a member of Dis- | though we claim and can prove that it ts —. ; ey ‘trict Assembly 49 to the Post- DISPaTOH corre- result aud not the cause of Sees nalind' on on. epartment Throughout Our Establishment is Offering Choice — entertainin ‘pspondent, yesterday, the District levied an | dure. It states that the principal causes of me intemperance are hereditary social customs —u— of dollar on ioe doves and industrial conditions, and makes what = e D : 8 . and Special Attractions at LOWEST VALUES. | the purpose of buying Pythagoras Hail on Ca- claim to be an adequate explanation of , nal street, hear the Bowery. That was just —4 ‘The cure for intemperance must Mr. Gould U center alsle ule rate for 2. may be mortgaged, Owing to ! had to pay d and in thec ) cleared His lease of so successful that they obtained money enough Aid more gambling than the poor men and the the late Samuel J. Tilden and a distributing —— — a i ovement o the : | ail "—s- before the Home Olub, Which comprises| begin with the impr t th MBS. CLAY CONDE IN COURT. | oo 4 2 tms leaders of No. 40, went to Richmond. There — DK gosey 1 — — fia ; a 0 5 were remonstrances all along the line and | iliogical to talk of 4 882 K A Suit for Divorce Against a Relative of . very few assemblies paid the tax. When the else. It is asked thatthe money w Samuel J. Tilden. 0 n heathen be devoted to the establishment ' i leaders returned, after capturing the General of baths, gymuasiums, reading-rooms and] A petition for divorce has been filed in the Lie) Bs & * Assembly, they visited the various localeand magic hails. In the discussion which followed | Oirouit Court by Mrs. Katie Linn Conde against jae used their powers of persnasion and bulldos | the establishment of coffee houses was advo- ; ¢ thie ber , 1 locals into line. They were | ted, and the statement was made that the | Henry Clay Conde, an attorney a 8 , : Mi ing toforce the locals in . clubs in the city consumed more liquor and and known in political circles as a cousin of i e g } . f f : biing-houses combined, after which the 5 Nrn. —— adopted as the sense ot the assem- agent in the West of the contents of , 1 . the Tilden barrel in 1876. Mrs. Conde r, and hol (t hundred local assemblies to-day that refused , ‘ees en ‘thas 0 ‘ 8 5 ia 7 ed or ab 2 So be compelled. Co pay wast Shey — RS cee PND 8 2 Henry Ga Conde at Leaven- ti 06 av intere justly claim to be an unlawful and om, December 20.—A great deal of in- — Fan. ugust 7, 1582 the ceremony 3 OC 7 or, 0 unrighteous tax. According to the cOn- | terest is being taken by the Knights of Labor being pe E oy. anaes ae. Se os — ° \ | in she 2 at In July, . 8 ö stitution of the order, the Distriet in the case of Father McGlynn of New Tork. that in July, femalned away ver since, fail. To accommod ate our many customers To accommodate our many customers who cannot visit ouse on el htful. Assembly Ras the power to levy assessments] They are anxious, itis said, fora speedy de- ing and refusing to provide for her c NE Cena ates ine’ set | WhO Cannot visit our store during the day. our store during the day. » have to pay a per capita tax for the mainte- know what to expect from nance of the District, a portion of which is supposed to be set aside for the assistance fund. We ciaim that if the assistance fund Church. Some of the Knights here say that if | husband was cruel and barbarous in his treat- the Catholics are expected to leave the order, the Church will be hurt more than the Knights. They think their order might receive a set back if the Church should sit down upon ment of her, that he repeatedly threatened her life and otherwise rendered her condition in- tolerable. She further states that it was im- — — to live in peace and comfort with her u Sr. BERNARD Miller K Stephenson bad been drawn upon to any extent and it, dut in such case they would in husband on account of incompatibility of the treasury had been depleted for any] time tn —— —— r temper. * . ** 1 N 0¹ 5 t on the and wou now whom ght in the future. One child was born of the union, Henry Clay : | * A pee 6 4 8 — tan In an artiele in the organ of the Knights, in Conde, a boy of 3 years, and Mrs. Conde asks ; ocala Woule Dave Deen in Coes. which the labor and Irish landlord questions | the Court to make a suitable order as to its | balcony n TCT : CHINA AND GLASSWARE CO . —.— . ued to the members | Glynn, is the following paragraph: cured for her maintenance and states tha a 0 as oe * e a yl * to be an in- ‘*When the Church strikes at the means of] husband is in receipt of a good income from 1 the dress cit as in ° life and makes it an article of faith that the | his profession. ste. — — tringe ment on our local rights, It we admit tens of thousands of Irishmen must toil and 416 and 4 Ou rt 1 Bos N. Fourth St., rivate e the right of a district assembly to issue — Waar , ay W 3 A Tenant’s Damage Suit. . led : = 4 1 an ussessment on our members what is to shen 1 Fo sll a the peo ee of} ‘The damage sun of Patrick and Mary Co We have no Annex. 3 Don't be misle .. Wo have no Annex. Don't be mis led. lush. In prevent it from trying our members in the its told. Lite is a struggle tor existence, and nor against Theodore Salorgne was called fo- b u een, Pastries Doart tecriolasing ie mandate! Beth: Ke in Judge Labke’s court. | — — ais. ; thence,not only was the issuin , 8 rn. but the manner in to make the struggle hard for the thousands, —— — a — * cad bag of : * K —— — — as also illegal. But, how- | while relieving e one from any struggle, e Connor family ren 6 premises, 3 ; — Wh bonded 93 —— was. it ie then is rung the death-knell of any church. | South Third street, owned by the defendant. | Its Annual Meeting at the Laclede Hotel a J A small inatter compared with the subsequent |* * Henry George's theories can well; They complain that during the latter The Local Show. 1 aged og tyranny of the leaders. Without trial, With- stand the anathema of the Church, but the | portion of last winter the landlord caused The annual meeting of the American Poultry 8 mt I — out any legal proceedings, the locals refusing | Church cannot afford to anathematize them. the north wall of the house to be taken down & mong Wiel 1 to pay an arbitrary tax are suspended, The and a board partition placed there in lieu of it. Association was hela to-day in the pariors of and 4 on — py of No. = 22 be pave — 85 1 B. E. Thonssen & Co., „ r es e the Laclede Hotel, beginning at 2:30 p. m. é and a — 2 y u the constitution which says: n ose a N : Tr have ewer to Art dealers, 911 Olive street, open every night | weather on the north side. A child contracted The association has a membership ef over two — not 8 suspend any local in the District Assembly for | till 9 o' clock. pneumonia and died in a few dgys from the | hundred, but owing to the distance of their 0 — * ete — he, 2 of — general owe of the or _ — * — — eer ans — homes from 8. Louis but few at- — The u ere, see how these men have transcende posure. udgmen 8 as n 0 0 oe to pay the ussessment has violated uny law o is to the effect that the wall was removed and | not of any relutive importance, Officers are the order. The Queer Cargo Brought Over by the] boarding substituted temporarily, but that it | to be elected for the ensuing year and com- DEFYING THE HOME CLUB. Steamship Werra. was done under an expres sagreement with the | mittees appointéd to revise the standard on The haus passed when afew men can ride tenant, it being understood that he should not rough- — 88 American cr New Tonk, December 20.—The steamer / be disturbed. With this license the landlord „ n po don’t propose to stand it any longer. You | Werra came into port yesterday with a queer [etenns that he is not responsible for any sick- | preeds is also to be considered. The standard will 1 — Meng. i 3 Heng cargo. She had on board three gigantic — KN. A 122 a a of the American Poultfy Association is its Cannot run the district as as been doing. l roperty, and to give it ed value a rule of Many of our locals have paid a portion of the horses, twelve wild boars, 600 English pheas- | count of the child’s death. the association ao or it remain un- tax, butdid so under protest, and the mone ants, 3,000 canaries, fifty wild rabbits anda : years. The time — 1 coem, caben Ridin Be eye no ain girl and a boy each about 4 days old. The Suit on a Leaschold. of the resent wi next ‘year, when ’ Werra had a very tempestuous passage. She Judge Thayer to-day rendered a decision in The association.will at ite present meeting Apart from its justice, or otherwise, just con- sider what a dollar means to thousands of the | left Bremen on the 8th and at once ran intoa/the suit of Louise M. Finney vs. Louis E. | consider and act upon the applications for hundred thousand members of No. 49. There | storm which lasted all the way to Southamp- | G The demu t membership of twenty-five members of the are .nousands of men and women in the organ- ton. At the English port 4 large 4 : . It is expected that ization who do not earn more than $6 to$8 a mall — io bags — was taken on board. tained and leave given to take a nonsuit. | the wor the meeting will close to-night. week. itis all very well for the Home Club te] ia the Engiish Channel they had falr Whenan action is before a justice and the | The followin entlemen are in attendance: want to own 4 house iu which to experiment | weather, but afterward encountered heavy | Cause of action grows out of a written instru- | J. X. Bieknell, uffalo. N. I.; Geo. Butters, on the abolition of poverty, but it seems seas and gales. The vessel could not make ment it shoal be filed with the justice Oak Park, III.; W. O Dakin, Toledo; J. K. to me that if they would make exertions to in- more than 300 miles a ay. In mid-Ocean two | Defore any process issues. This | Feich, Natick, Mich.;W. T. Fenton, Ottumwa; crease the wages of the poor wretches they | og the steerage passengers gave birth, one to | suit was upon a lease under seal containing a A. C. Ficklin, Tuscola, III.; C. H. Johnson, f would be doing much better work. Right on coverant to t. The 1 2 > g girl, the other to a boy. Astorm was howl- an pay rent. e lease was not Fowler, III.; B. N. Pierce, Indianapolis; J. r The right of | Howard Rushmore, New York: T. E. Schell, Cc sbhip—wW erra. e three horses are im- Seville, . K. dard, Hartford; ander 1 eyed Xr Ee omg at orted by a farmer in the vicinity of Chicago | COVenants of this lease the Court holds is in| Williams, Stanton, Mass.; C. H. Turner, St. r. P hi in the — As at the close of che 3 er $ , orthe improvement of stock. They came Mr. Finney A trustee, and not in Mrs. Finney Louis. building of a 4 ter. The Se tember uarter added in e from Altenburg, and are of the huge propor. herself. more. The fees and per capite 144 ut least 880 600 ore ae * ne K Gran -~ — 8 Notes in Court. sie e church is $70 After ail the extravagances sanctioned the —— e 3 The fourth day ot the poul show of th taken up. General Assembiy chore is at least $190,000 in 11 W IZ AA ee ee A suit for divorce was entered to-day in the Mississippi Valley Club A. gar — : wae you wrt the treasury. Not content with this Hey want | q th | ate nigel 57 , | Circuit Court by Mrs. Charlotte Ketterin wish to contr $225,000 more. I was proud of the ofder, and nos the royal sport of ‘‘pig-sticking.’’ Some good attendance. The annual election of it in the box. res seoted the men ad the head of 4 — * — 1 pw y ee ae meet to Judge Caton’s | against Philip Kettering. The marriage took officers of the club was held Saturday evening to-morrow.”’ 0 well. Iknow that fa thig localit ne Swe as- 0 Oy Sate place January 10, 1874, and the separation in | with the following resuits: President, Col. T ne wee sessments are raising a will not be September, 1888. Mrs. t , * 1 = —— f = * talk, all easily queiled, and which materially} WI ask every family in the city who re- her husband r —— 7 IW oleae 145 Vice om 2 a — — diving of hat * . weaken No. 49. ceived one of our beautiful Christmas poems | cause or provocation on her part. She asks | lake, St. Louis; W. 8. Riches, St. Louis; et his coin LE. and catalogues to read it carefully and see | fOr the custody of the two children. D. T. Heinrich, Jacksonville, III.; C. W. Par- — { 0 The trouble in its own bogy did not prevent P. J. Taaffe, David Cole and Chas. L. Moes] dee, Jenning’s Station; T. . Hitchcock, No. 49 froin ordering its ig le attached to the | That a grand stock of holiday goods we are were appointed commissioners to-day by the | G ; . yan me and . 1 9 U 3 III. * * t i * St. . N Central Labor Union ta. ave the body. No | offering, and at what. very low prices. You | Court in the condemnation case of the 8t. Secretary and EN. ©. Cushing. Ex: „ 2 reasoh was assigned, but it ie known that it will find we are headquarters for diamonds, | Louis, Oak Hill 4 Carondelet Railway Co. vs. | ecutive Committee—W. G. Meacham, Green- oe was because the as bly could not control watches, solid silver, silver-plated ware F. Voss. leaf; J. T. Collaway, Greenfield, III.; E. Bar- a —— and come, to beg for empioy- a one p from the Ad- ene cee Oy ee tee wing i the ee A QUARTER OF A MILLION, . leaving it to the abso will af sax jacent Tewns. Walter Prescott’s Mistake. r 3 — — — — hom . i or not to employ, and Keokuk, 10, December 19. — Miss’ Nettie! ne ° e rr e r Walter B. Duffy Makes a Personal Assign- 9 . undreds of thousands of, rejected | Reed. a domesilo, gave birth to an illegitimate | giving an overdue cheek ter $000 Te geen e, England diebes largely: 1 T r tor en are compelled to dy coun- | her mother, & widow living bere. oer fow | board at the Southern Hotel, was dismissed this rr Nee ae rina lee; ROCHESTER, N. T., Dane . au N.. f . Fe to find such; that by miseries monthe the daughter was sent toa hos- | morning in the Court of Criminal Correction. The | fhe New England idea gna its Living vpe te Dutty to-day made u personal assignment to n in in pital in 8k. Louis, bus when her condition be- Prosecuting Attorney states that Mr. P tt had} the History of the Anglo-Saxon Race } Wm. Purcell for the benefit of his creditors 4 ce all | came known she was sent * to her home. | dent des mistake, not knowing that he badge „ Geo. E. Leigh ton 0 ’ 4: & = wip The father of the child is said to be Sherman qrere wn — his 22 whee pe mode r — n 2 aa ker N and Chores rm 3 whioh are principally on in- i ; , & you i -maker whose Parents and Bre matter has been all only ear, 5 e Modern orsemen 5 reside here. gifa fied to cece he short — * Saur Oxavs is giving sway drums with suite . +4 noe of 1 N oon after returned. hile in| Wa ask every family in the city who received | .. . e 1 8. 2 — ng G0. of which Mr. Dufty ts 0 1 1 — =o N two, he managed to elude 4 * are Quartette — regard it a8 4 to the | the vigilance e police, who had a warrant dne Of Our beautiful Christmas poems and l 8 guests. Pye e.** The dis for hi . He is now thought to be in In- Catalogues to ed it full a i | the creation of” NN >. * 1 grand stock of holiday ge n 0 | tinguished guests will be Gen. John ga cs yt ke» 71% nue. to all honorable A . and u g, B. Henderson Gen. Sohn W. Noble and Sen- GLOBE, 70 to Franklin aven County to in 8,156 Solid Gold Finger Rings, $3.60 to $26, at what very low prices. You will Gnd we/| stor Wm. M. Evarts, . — — the the Su. For Ladies, Gents, Misses and Youths, are headquarters for diamonds, watches, so — EAST * at. 10 Uls, | * 4 Buy early for Christmas. . silver, silver-plated ware, fine po , | 280 Silver-Plated Butter Dishes at $3.50, — an 800 of Ilinotstown,: died shall ever ~~ MERMOD & JACCARD 1 ., bronzes, silk umbrellas, plash goods, album Most beautiful ever shown; quadruple: Digted. ; Sere 4. of CORNER 4TH LocusT, | Pocket-books, card cases, piush and | © | Come carly and buy for Christmas 105 — on t XI . : . 2 writing-desks, cigar cases, ete. Do not 2 _ MERMOD & JACOARD JEWELRY Oo., by who : at 5 S 8 iy — . 2 17 5 2 * — — . 7 2 = * co — ; , a * REAT BARGAIN HOUSE FOR MEN’S A | A meagre »% 1 * 4 ‘is « 1 e f g * 1 a 4 . ö Deer 9 * Pa, g * ww — F P r ar «7S * Mi rt rea 8 * * 8 * . + oh » three heavy fines in the Second | ehase seeing our goods and prices tog, Ange Ie cas | Jaccard Jewelry Company, 807 North Fe RAMEN i «Faron quarrel Baturday nightagd| --. G the peace and Honora Hines street. Wo are not on the corner. : . : People. 1 — 11 ace warrant es he ie now in jail, | a threatening to carve them tn the ott ap- 35 — —— 8 * ’ | rrants were # to-day d m Donahue | proved fashion. The deavored to take the knite | Tre cee : ‘Boys, Attention! od the ties metres MED . 0 Hall, hire — — oy cet i arrest of “Ch > sal th 1 e struggle Douahse wa 1 K 1 My ‘Sar 3 f 4 . * harm amiayv apahing Thaanhms and tHakemiedel | neee ene ' Be a Suggest to Santa Olaus a pair of rubber . | , Vales’ Rg 85 A a lahan was a „ them. N MG Tee en 8 N 4 ba 8
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Parnell’s den appearance 99 ö a eo | ee Pe eo ' ndon as showing ; ae , 3 | os 1 f | ake a virtue of by x WALTER SHERIDAN RUNS AGAINST A sx oS 18 1233 a N BOODLER” M’QUADE GETS SEVEN YEARS’ was quiet to-day, There we? letters sancti 1 f I 00. phe pe cae - they cannot IMPRISONMENT AND A FINE OF $5,000. | 2° ml but they contained nosh 2 to r — 2 IN PORTUGAL. et a 5 nif dc a trick postpone any action and con- ‘ > 4 hicn Am Cole 51 550 shares ; f PnP ; { tinue a surplus wrongfully wrenched from | Moti 3 © close 15 was Nad $1 for Both Powers Recall their Ambassadors—The Parn — om ee His Last Appearance on This Continent w the people in the process of „ Counsel for a New Trial * gnant Ove Ajexanées * Bested by Wate He Tries 7, 7 ef Defendant’s 1 Reception at the English Court—Govern- id | Work a New Field and u Caught § monopolies. Denied—Recorder Smythe’s Speech to Me- John is expected back fram th a and Hoodwinked 5 “arly. | — Sentence The Prisoner | Saif enk — 85 even prohibited by his physicians from tak His Star Engagement in This City—Hajy | THE METBOPOLITAN PRESS. Quade in Passing Call * are now st For! — by the Vandeleur Tenants and the Trus- any part in politioal discussion. Million Earned by Crimes. : postage vad . N . 12 , a wed Ww tees—A Canadian Journalist’s Duel- The K a . „ @ What the Editors of the New York Journals dents. fig rs Campbell Divorce Case—Foreign News. Turkey. r 3 sagem — esca bade of ———— Are Saying this Morning. © Tonk, December 20.—The last act in | THE NEW MINISTER TO WASHINGTON. R ˙ ne By Telegraph to the Posr-Dis raren. 8 drama seemed to have even * Special Cablegram to the Post-Dispateh. LONDON, December 20.—Mauroyent sey, 3 hd wa ae — — 2 = NEw —The WORLD : scenes of | The seventh annual conven @niners and mine | Lonpon, December 20.—[Oopyright, 1896:}— | frst Secretary of the Turkish legation at EB YORK, December 20. gays: | more interest for the public than the of Illinois with tb at Springfield, Great i 8 worthies had been run down in this country » A prominent Treasury official has given out the trial. This morning Chambers street and | January 18. asider the ques- | The relations gy eee Wo n Madrid, has been appointed Turkish Minister | thoroughly and were so well known to the Polieg that it is not likely the a re the approaches to the brown stone ee = Fhe mye dB — he mis n Laue aad other rai b — mead 8 2 * pine asi to Washington. that during the summer they went to Portugal ang any immediate call for 8 per cent bonds, in were thro g d : turned & few tri The last | y pe house of the General Sessions ng uniform prices at competing points and many — , the Cust ihe led The Dominion. . — — a * was@ failure. Th. his Ambassador from London, leaving the im- ATTEMPT ON THE PREMIER’S LIFE. On October 11 these two men, of prosperous ang | ' business-like @ ce, and using th portant questions now pending between the] Toronto, December 20.—Sir John Macaonala Lyman Austin snd Willian Henry Hatfletd, called à 0 will confer a favor upon us by re- the same to this office by postal card, | view of the fact that it has already given pub- | with people. Admission was free to all, and fons connected wi | l * THE WEEKLY. lic nptice that it stands ready to redeem all | the large court-room in Part II. was densely * N : -61 00 4 ding, paying par and ae, packed. The other ‘‘boodlers’’ were con-] sheridan was lively again on éall @-day. It started . 1 One year, postage paid... .. L — crued interest to date of presentation. In spicuous by their absence. McQuade was és- af 1 otters at 22 N two countries to be transacted by a mere and three of his ministers arrived yesterday 2 nk ugala Oporto and asked the Six months, postage pA. . . view of the other facts that though this ‘open | corted into the court-room by Under Sheriff | fino sold 900, cchrainer. 5 & Co., 200, charge d’affaires. Lord Salisbury has now] trom Western Ontario in their private car, nete which one wee — a, —_ 9 An business or news letters or telegrams | an' has been before the public for three | sexton and Order of Arrest Clerk Martin. ud id10). at $2.60 2 * „retaliated by summoning the Queen’s Amdas- which was in a shattered condition. About 4 — ol — ee Bank Creait 2 onnalie. When the _ - ghaould be addressed months only a little over $2,000,0000f the bonds | There was not the hail-fellow appearance t $2. hy m Kauffman at sador, Sir Robert Morier, to London on an | o’clock a. m., when the train was running be- preter-e4 . 94 ao ae Oe Be ees ATOH, vesented under it, and that $63,. about McQuade that characterized his appear- | I IAN © tay ond ‘a Ind it ie not likely | tween Thamesville and Borden, one of the car | haudea ty fe Ma geld. N RMR, And on receiving i at Song | Bave been presente under 8, an „ans on Friday. He took his old seat and very | moment after offering to sell at less than his bid. at | Altogether trivial pretext, and it is not likely | dgors and two windows were,shattered to te the London and. Brazilian Back aay ct certed and * 515 and 517 Market street. 900,000 of the redeemable 3 per cents are still quusy waited forthe hour of his sentence. | the close $2.70 was bid. | that he will return to his post at St. Peters- pieces, but fortunately no one was injured. exe — getorancing ond eee, eee: | PATE "ntl he pollsical snation ur n „ dente f0 WUMBERS. . A . s be urchase otbing foun vortu- ts. TELEPHONE ‘is more than enough available money lying in With the memory of the Jaehne case the audi- | Black Tiger grou 84 Aas, situated on the more peaceful aspect. Ot course the Ozar is ad , although it is generally believed — r aene repeated transactions, all a parently s finale of t! the Treasury to pay the whole lot, it is the ob · ence had the idea that there was no hope for | southe side of the le River, — — te furious about the manner in which Prince tn he Premier's enemies bad made a diabol- their faces familias to ie A... y oy making ot band, unde, and that he would at once receive | Mountasn, in Battie Mountain District, Eagle | Alexander was received at the English court, | ical attempt to wreck the car. The affair | lishments. At their last ziale te che Book of Porn mensé volul changed it tor gold. whieh they again exchanged { rbeer in t! Feng land and — 7 Ban This Editorial Rooms — —.— ‘ , | vious duty of the Secretary to ‘call at a mark.’ | McQ . on . his sentence. The District- Attorney with his | County, Colo. ‘The Black it 1 sion. however, Instead of la is ure i and on the other hand his objection to the great sensation notes thev ha ded in tenn 3 Bank of Baghaee e triumphs Business OMloe..«-«« — e+ +O ee It is a wron g to the people to compel them to claim a tr thes assistants and the counsel for McQuade came | >, ation. Within its side lines/are candidature of Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Co- 0 8 20. — The first duel of £500. These they asked to have changed a noted. Ev 2 *s — rate previously aliow ° , ECEMBER 1886 pay nearly $2,000,000a year in interest, when in together. fissures. The devel ns#ts of four tunnels MONDAY, D 20, ey have the money on hand to stop it. AN ARREST OF SENTENCE MOVED. about S feet in ue The. ＋ e has marketed nine gre to the royal oug man ars oc ed. Thecashier, Portuguese utd f we sUN After a short conversation with Ar. New- car-h of intuars! showinae valuts from $32 to $200 n A 1 n fF t. The — i! ‘the’ * came suspicious, — : rming melc The Sun sava: it was expected that Mr. | Combe, the Recorder rapped on his desk for fe tom. It is proposed to form . a | family here, —＋ 1 ue = 8 — a. en ie Tected the im- tz songs anc Morrison’s bill would have no chance atthe ede * * N A Ro the * ; — capital *. 3 THE CZAR CHAGRINED. journalist and poet, editor of a weekly paper * building, but were intercepted ~~ 3 arrested. through th: present session of Congress. Itis not likely — 1 ° py iy — —— aan > shay sald: sold at 25 cents, raising $25, It appears that after all neither the Czare- | called the Investigator, and J. H. Hanrahan, | n 3 Ar Gem to pass eighteen months that Mr. Hewitt’s bill, or any other general | 8°: ° & . to pai for the mine; 25 witch nor the Czarina is to spend the-winter in | a machine agent, The duel was fought in a | regs (89.25 mon aud to pay a une of 100 measure for the reform ot duties or of admin- Sentence having been moved we move au | are to be sold at ‘ th small wood on t outskirts of the city. |} (99.25) perdayeach. The actual time they will istration under the tariff, will succeed any | arrest of sentence, because the indictment | for working capital and 2500 put | the south of France as has been originally ar- eee. ave to serve is sixteen months and four days.“ * Opini was on insufficient ground, and that the evi- | into the treasury. Among the a@ibscribers to the d ’ b ined by the con- P PP . THE UNITED STATES CONSUL better. The time is too short. tent ere = : ranged. The Czar is so chagrined by | Overtures lookin toward a patching | did notbelieve their story, and wrot c “ftieth 0 dence was not sufficient to convict the | stock are Metcaif 4 tiibson, R. M Frey, trustee: A. er | Ys rote tothe New too unsettled ri — 2 hace * N defendant with the crime charged; Siegel, W. G. Dickinson, J. B. . F. A. Kau- | duct both of the Orleans family and of Prince | up of the difficulty were made by the — ony eo ped — 2 ＋ vas _nclesing iotographs of Tala MuskUM—Daily from 1 p. m. to 10p. m. ore. 8 — 7 —ů 1 Congress because of the mischarge of the Court | ln, W. P. Bailey and H. V. C. Brans. Waldemar in all the Bulgarian difficulties, that 88 . . * . of Lyman Austin’ was instantly recognized as t tot gd es after the holidays. Congress should pay as Lere [ie J2e¥i ged from the box; because | n t id at the Public | 2°18 determined at all events to prevent bie and nothing but an appeal to the god of bat- | “Sheridan wasin St. Louis in August, 188 . IS Would “DOR ERED AR Whe would n . 28 the trial was suspended December 14, for the 7 sear a a ite coming into contact either with her nee beg satisfy bim.“ The ground was, | registered at the Souteern Hotel as . Raon N — * publicly assert that no frauds had been snout. it will be foolish to waste time on | bringing of Nesbitt and Vickermann, who . 99222 brother or with the Duo de Chartres’ family, | © inte or, „ = $ eae shear ., OE M., wore a blue, are full of committed at the last election. sterilé impracticabilities. Do what can and | Signed certain affidavits before and in tHe all of whom are spending the winter at Cannes. backe turned toward each Beer, The men ts B also an exg must be do The first thing which ought presence of the jury as set down in the af WABASH LINES. third act, w — . —Uñ—ü˙—— to be L mgst pressing, instant and | davite of the defense served on the District- The Empress’ last visit to the south of France — n of 8288 At the Ven n ed through t gr. Louis seems to be unusually modest | important thing for Congress to do is to pro. ey Eee, rem, See eee that the ver- | Roads That Formed the Sytem and How It | was made some twenty years ago under simi- simultaneously. The effect * 8 usical and att about suggesting legislation at Jefferfon vee: ens = 2 11 = — a 3K 5 a — —.— 2 — 1 Has Been Taken Apart. larly sad circumstances. Betrothed at got ahead with bis second shot 42 1 — ere 0 under, but save the cities. , , . ; , the time to the present Czar’s | and the machine agent fell; his second and the , City during coming session. ation safe.’’ ; proper evidence against the defendantand | To-morrow morning Wells H. Blodgett, General doetor ran up to the **Holeomb’’ h the regui d the oot session THE TRIBUNE. excluded other proper evidence in his favor. | coucitor of the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific | elder brother, she was summoned to his bed, announced on she he wounded man and it was * „ aura Ballin! h — f JUROR ROSENBERG ide at Nice in order to receive his last adieus r that his enemy was — The Tribune says: ‘‘When the Government , : Railway,, will intorm Juze Treat of Aide at n struck in the groin. Heth d “ few minutes later, and at the Four Courts, when ini has a mezz y ups £ en expressed satis } Tun cause of tariff reform had a back~ | begins to regulate, the railroads cease in a Gen. Tracy also moved that the officers who : when he died there of consumption. It was facti ith th hed Detective Hugh O'Neill discov- more of the cor ~ ert, la,; the DE GIERS DISPLEASED. as are retailed by Fifth street establishment Fhitedeitia r that Helen von | 1 e on stuffed ballot-box as a sacred thing. This | ousiy considered by those who are inclined to ’ y y Juror Rosenberg denying that he had been in- | Ceterville, Moravia * la Railroad It appears that M. De Giers has been deep! at $15 have been marked down to $8.50 in Me | it. The druggist on eing questioned referred to his file and informed the Gotsouve that is not Democracy favor the legislation proposed. It can hardly from Oenterviile to Albia, Ia.; u l be doubted that the tendency of this change | fluenced in any way in favor or against the . ME . | chagrined by the Czar’s recently acquire 5 1 Dre ; habit of corresponding directly with foreign | great reduction sale for four days longer at the prescription for the medicine . iven by =. 2 — in — — of relations would be toward frequent and ir- | defendant by outside inflyences, and that he | Omana Division from Catfonsbu Jar GouLp believes in a high protective | Titating medifications of the law and toward a acted on the evidence aldne. The affidavit | Biutrs, ia. 1d 2 8 Ministers and subordinates at the various | the also stated that he was not aware that there | North East | courts. The greatest confusion has resuited GLOBE, 705 to 713 Frankliu avenue. . prescription had been gent Whiter . er * ufficient to 11! constant struggle between the railroads and tariff exceptin the matter of steel rails. | tLe political nfluences they * command, ~ ey any 2 — 2 . be of tbe river ¥ 2 t y lense therefrom, the instructions transmitted to the Sheridan and e ho * a e7u a roug n * Ons: 5 * - This is one way of stating that Mr. GOULD | a eee ene a rere “°P” | saw Nesblee and Vickermann in court, but did | oad trom . 1o..'to the | teadiction with those Feeelved, direst from the NO MORE BIG BILLIARDS. him oun, Holcomb, | Was e nit is an owner of railroads. THE TIMES. not even suspect that the papers they signed * il. : a mien | Czar. Moreover, the intimate entourage of from the Eastern Penitentiary in June, 1884. 1 o present an he n The Times says: It ie likely that during had any reference to him and there was no , este ad the latter, and especially the military element, | Schaefer Advised to Try His Hand at Some- to get his full record. Lydia O'Neill, — — the two or three days the House will re- talk regarding it among the jurymen. t a. III., with b are distinctly hostile to M. De Giers, whom thing Else. 4 Pe... 1 been served weet soprano Tus arrest in Ireland of three National- | main in session this week, it will find time to THE MOTION DENIED. Heath, III., to Decatu the | they object to on the ground of his for stealing — a mon — —— but de o. The neate take up and pass the bill for the redemption PR. ag eel ye * nn = 8 DN a r da | German parentage and his Protestant Jacob Schaefer, the billiard champion, re- was known prio oa 2 2—— — eter. ount Homona 4 azo m In creed. It te probable that he will be €800000ed | earned. from Chicago yesterday and the little] Both were members « A1 ol Wilkes’ gang of spt me 4 = “raisers ist members of Parhament is a very poor | of: 1 db . th t of She trade Gollare, peseed vy she Senate on | details of this case. The officers were picked ; | Peru s Chicago Railroad from by Prince Lobanoff, the Ambassador at Vien- counterfeiters. forgers, and bank- k being one of the descendants of | man was congratulated by those of his friends | robbers-. who operated in every country 2 Truge 1 * Saturday. By this bill all trade dollars not mu- way of soliciting the Parnellite vote for Silated, defaced or stamped that may be pre- a respectable hotel selected for the accommo- | ln ated § — 4 BY TEE DECISION na, who, the Conservatives at the next meeting of | sented at any Sub- Treasury before the ist of dation of the jury; the jurors hose lines Spat will be taken from the system by | Rurik, considers his lineage as equal, if not | who had not the opportunity ot seeing himjon the face of the earth snd were aler, Parliament. rc! De shall be redeemed in standard silver | Were conscientiously warned on each occasion | the Gresham order and be placed under the control of | Superior, to those of Holstein-Gottorp, now defeat George F. Slosson in Chicago. 1 the bigsegt gang of crooks ever branded other members dollars. The trade dollars thus received by | Of their leaving the court-room. The Recorder | Judge Cooley are all east of the Mississippi, and are | on the throne of Russia. So independent is a : together. Sheridan is well known in St. Louis hav- — — the Treasury are to be melted and their value —— —_ spec 1 pu — oan my —— 2 — rhe D —.—— 1 — he that on one occasion when the Grand Duke | might have played bigger billiards than I dia,“ A fy) and sentenced from here only a as bullion is to be deducted from the regular a ey woud not de owe receive | Auburn Junction, III., to Effingham an moat. | Viadimir telegraphed to him at Vienna, . ee We should like to hear from the Law| mouthly purchase of bullion, provided that | letters or calls from any one, not even mem Hf with | s' branch fom | Fairbury 10 | arrive to-morrow night; prepare a artments „ 5 — aa 32 a ae nee bk dae a oad ee ce and Order League, the Civil Service Re- not more than haifa million beso deducted | bers of theirfamily. In fact, special caution | Rester spout St. Louis Railroaa, between the for me at the embassy.’’ He telegraphed Y 1 nat kind Kentucky, though raised’ in New. Oricans. ighness must go to a] or anything of tha nd, 0 in 1860 e run out of Missouri for * in one month. It is clear that this will be | had been used and the Court was satisfied 1 iles: th inal back, Tour Imperial . that the interests of the prisoner had been , — 3 G. * A hotel; can not place rooms at your disposal. I played safe the whole game | horse stealing. Next he was sent to Joliet for five years for working a hotelin Chicago. He afterward form Association and the Commercial profitable to the Government as well as just to Surety — „ rr Boggy a ol > oo * f 3 t olders ot trade dollars, as the Govern- God. . In ivaston. III., e Gran uke arrived, took up his quarters 5 222 | rant seinem eran — ; | Etaee Guia’ toate wen an 7]... Ü—ůͥ, . ]§?[tl ] ]... to cll on, the, .... to | S000" eih Charis laa bt afer fs vai vs 0 1 *® | Dassador, who received bim at the entrance of | take any risk at all and he had to take all of it. | finally acquitted, Hicks receiving ten years. Sheri- election frauds, 415% grains, a gain of about 1 8-10 per cent. As 7 — * the trade dollars that have gone to China are | Vistrict-Attorney had a right to take. The | ttal of 1,008 miles. his salon, having purposely neglected to be | some of the Chicago papers said that Roche | dan got $22.C00 of the swag. About 1570 Sheridan — and others robbed Judge Blatchford atthe corner of THERE is still some public virtue extant | six to nine millions liable to be presented for | the indictment, the Court deelaring the Mo- a 5 „ otel. Prince Lobanoff is an exceedingly | dacked down when he and Harry wane — — Nassau and Liberty streets. New York, of $150,000 redemption.’’ Quade indictment to be like it, and it was sus- wealthy bachelor,and besides bei tt gan to talk betting, butit was just the other 5 in New York City. Boodler McQuapk gets 9 40 d. y bachelor,and besides being one of the t & tained by the General Term and Court of Ap- Butler, Ind. ; the De St. Loui foremost statesméy of Europe, is a distin- | yr * 1 th seven years and will have to pay or work peals. The motion for a new trial was denied, | road from Butler, Ind., to Detroit, Mich. ; the Attica, | guished litterateur, who has written a well at are the prospects for another To Buyers of Diamonds. Gen. Tr taki ti Covington 4 Southe be K 0 match?’’ ) Hanle t a * Ergen PASSING SENTRN * nt — ag 1 * 1. Queen ot None at all. Slosson can’t get any more | As Charles Ralston he became a member of the New cots, and possesses a valuable collection of] backing since they see that I can beat him at | York Produce Exchange, gained the frien u out a fine of $5,000. Let the boodlers here-| Whether you wish to purcha i . PASSING SENTENCE. ints named; the Champa! 4 * N McQuade was ordered to stand up and did | San to Sidney. Ti; the 8 ejncteld and No: th- her habtere aud pelahe. 7 ey Be 5 F . Se made u ro wiffarent |New. York Guardian snd Indemni About remember how much further St. | rings, a lace pin, a stud, a pair of sleeve 0 with his thumbs in his pantaloons pockets western 3 abr i from hel ** vane in 4 1 : 7 nois; the Peoria, n 8 e Louis is than New York from either Can- buttons, a collar button, a hair ornament or The defence,’’ remarked Gen. Tracy, ‘*has | trom Jacksonville to Pekin: The Pike County Railroad The Campbell Case. Sr — and through them placed $215, ada or the track) a necklace. we ask you to come, see our fine nothing to say why sentence should not be/from Marysville to ittsfield in IIlinois; the style; one cushbion-carrom, one Ine, one] bonds of the New York. & Buffalo Railroad. 0 e ess ocean. qualities and our * Wii ene Gam pronounced | aga mee him; ae. rely on his Madison County Railroad from Edwardsville to Bae LONDON, December 30.—Sir Charles Russell — . — Z as ben — For this ottense he got, ave years E Sing Sing. He 88 a low prices, ormer good character an e esteem in | wardsville Crossing. 6 % river, not in 8 gam afterwar rged a lo £50 Bank of Euglan — fc fo concluded his argument for Lady Colin Camp- | missed fire and I don’t suppose there will de] notes and joined the Brockaway gang of sino 1 tain that you will purchase of the Mermod & which he is still held by his neighbors and | Gresham's mn and only amenable remain, dell in her divorce suit against her husband, | any more big billiards for some time to come. | feiters, by whom the Broadway National Bank no found on him here were made. He and his gang 3 2 of the House of Representa- Jaccard Jewelry Co., corner of Fourth and scquaintances woo are many ot — here . 1. 8 4 one. ves a small N now, to ask for the leniency of the Court.“! to-day. The judge proceeded at once to sum | YOU can say though,’ that } » DY majority, to proceed to | Locust, or it is surely to your interest to do 80. The Recorder said in substance: ‘‘Arthur 1 judge p play Slosson a match at pin pool.“ seaveses G30 wee over = ye 2 15 — den changed f the consideration of re up the case for the jury. He said Lord Colin tional banks of all countries, their ra vn venue bills does not J. McQuade, you have been fairly and justly 5 This latter proposition proveked much hu, | being of the moststupendous character. ed, and the mean, necessarily, that th MISSOURI SUPREME COURT. convicted of bribery. You were elected to | th gow Branch from Salisbury 8 a ne 1 — pe wt a eS ee morous comment and it was suggested that 1 5 ’ y, that the Morrison bill perform a public duty and public trust. In- lady Miles Wh sans oe i — b 1 Jake take to walking, rowing, general athlet - ay will be defeated when it shall finally reach A Big Batch of Opinions Handed Down stead of doing so, you violated that trust. ints named; Counell Bluffs 4 Omaha Railroad lade Mil . b a th 4 t a * t ics or some other line of sport wherein some To-Morrow at the Globe. yrtie with M. Your character as @ business man, citizen, oem . Clullicothe to Pattonsburg, . Mo,: 1 ener. must one else is champion. Schaefer says that dience, wulle a vote; but it is understood as deferring . father, husband. is good. I have sympathy | Nahost from Ottammer la,, 40 Missoutt State Ang; Lord Colin friend, thet She had dun ul Ja | Slosson and Oarter are matched at Dalk nne, 20dozen men’s red flannel underraré ith enthusias —— . I Railroad from Ottumwa, Ia., to Missoufi State line; | Lord Colin’s friend, that she had done all in 4 " enthusia further consideration of the bill tin the | BY Telerrapn to the Posr-Disraron. for your wife and family. You should have | the Des Moines & St. Louis from Albia, la.. to Des | her power to discourege the bringing of the that the match will be played in St. Louis, but | cents. 50 dozen boys’ red flannel underwear Bartley Camp Fiftieth JEFFERSON CITY, December 20.—The Supreme a 2 pot toe you a 3 — — 1 2 Des 1 Northwestern Railroad | action against him 4 d that * y took that the date at present is unknown. et 25 cents. Splendid re-enforced linen · dom the disorde: © Congress meta. ’ Court met this morning, with Judges Sherwood and | been convicted, ty ans eye by taking the| The Senders will ack” ing Court for instructions Lady Colin’s part when she became convinced BES nate think ins we shirts at 45 cents. Splendid night shirts uU — . ̃ V. ̃ .. ¼— gue cmos . ¼“ LO" She eetimoar gives oy ̃]7˖c . ß ̃⅛¼—0ö—wt!.. an ate | 7 u the Uresbham order. ‘ ALL’s triumph was distinotly a de- in number were handed down: 83. edi 420 r pen that Mary Watson was virgo intacta did not Either gold or silver head. proportionately cheap in the great reduction ppporsunity fo feat of the Administration and of the — A BAD BALL PLAYER. negative testimony given by Lady Miles that | Buy early for Christmas. th ._ t sale at 6 ours; it is um the property of she saw Lord olin and the girl ip MERMOD & JACCARD JEWELRY 00., GLOBE, 705 to 718 Franklin avenue. - 1 Jno. G. Schmidt, respondent, vs. Kansas City dministra * % 1 amily. If it is left with them, it A tion’s party That it was en- | Distillery Company, appellant, Jackson Circuit. re- will work the inevitable result of ili-gotten | How Champion Sullivan Pitched and Played cord „% NR * wee a soe CORNER 4TH AND LOCUST. , features of th gineered by collusion with the Republican | Yersed ana 1 9 1 8 * = you > sive 8 ane pa Third Base. Suspicion, however ee Judge said 15 =. Mail orders very carefully filled JUDGE COOLEY hey A pagel cag — rf JUDGE NORTON. ne} ou received, ; ? , ° N @ part o opposition and in its interest, is attested William Burges, plaintiff in error, vs. A. R. and Lhave no doubt it would work to your] The San Francisco Chronicle gives the fol- * 84⁰⁰ pboted dom last Saturday, Mr. Ran- | Fiese ne Heros im u ger eee in 4855, SR teed aap a eae fight a dozen rounds with two or three ounce a have all | a a Nn most ardent . Fhila- Ker — to A report from Adams to-day stated that the second gloves. mS ted to en bod new pl for whose rel the : Times, mitted CABS the party | Monee Trocondecr, eee, steed eee eee ne ee eee e en e Coen | bara in Ritrush he “left their wow Yor sre fad tobe willing 8 5224 d The Denver (Col.) papers say that i th Jerry ny of the St. Louis Maroons. ty, which son * Lg ur reduction will provoke the,reproba- | when the call of the docket will be resui: Ae ty | un f morning bu urned until Monda t. with der Parson Davies ut r r | eee — crise tend se a Ae tae e . 55 Abe Humer, the champion lightweight pu- ; 0 5 ‘ Gall men to stand with the Rep Chet Clerk Jo en 1 The Granite Mountain shipment for the week was | #ilist of the Navy, and, Dic onin of Boston E dea ‘that's the moon, and gigantic Samuel will write 59 20 bars 2800. On call oo) oe was bid for 50 ＋ hy Saturday ülcht at the Hub. By mo gor of the police ts on a Detroit contract — - a Ist ¢ ‘abdut . Mr. Clar shares and for 25 shares. no Offers. On the | of the s tators t wae declared a * fey of the tm hed the ; 2 4 ims that Missouri pays sunua.ly e greater amoun street $54 was bid for 100 shares. in the eighth round. The men will fight to a | mente from be ont As oF o conviction of rim er from o 2 finish in a few weeks for a $200 puree. trustees were ed to geta — B, E. Thonssen & Co., * mS vant Gone Art dealers, 911 Olive street, open reports, than any other sta Union. On call $150 was bid for Continental Savi — N | ngs Bank- seer with all the rents the stock. 228 for Merchants’ National, $135 for 10 Tun School Board com os in | Clare authorities ar n. k. Thenasen & Co. 1. tional. Third . ’ ‘omtest will I are yet in doubt as to v T | till 9 o’clock. Oo, * tiene vide National was of- | charge the Conroy — 9 ol its ts were certainly collected 8 State, ee, — 4 the leaders that stand in the way of Devices civceis; reversed and Femanded. ‘ . mas. Tore on Monday, January 3, 9, . De d Burk to spar at Denv ; ected the rents, 7 8 iL, A meeting of the Bremen directors was held this mpsey and Burke s* management fore the | 2> police and closed Conway has his only two nel — 5 ‘the accept n the Vandeleur rent e f Art dealers, 911 Olive street, n eve g first meeting this even! mme upon N * 8 * ne e e 5 the method of procedures. een The ost 2 won : mer as | this inelud a 5 0 ** till 9 ole. \ strong this 1 *. . . 7 number were in the 3 a for Bubb t them taking 2 eral buodred were soi Ps * me $4,000 for! | wen Age ; ' 0 see 17 up By Telegraph to the Pc -DISPATCKH. 4 451 ’ * * bber Company, 615 e so" 0 nd Bee» 3 2 39. N ' — s kee , ap age uur N K , ‘duty of tax-reduction 1 themselves. PRORIA, III.. Decembe 20.~—Anpther failure has . 0 9 2 7 1 * w * 2 as - wate 7 ee & * 1329 99 „ 5 * they have promised as much before, but | enten here this x rde McLangblin Piumb- fe 2 . : | cer privileges for 188 * 1 1 1 * BS : 1 2 4 2 7 \ ay made an mee he > ic : | 0 “a Presa | Ter, 4 n * — 7 ’ wi 4 WS Ze * 5 « * * 8 he 8. 8 J «Apts it om, 2x ah N i e N > * 4 ; 1 — r 8 1 ot 2 ~~ * 13 4 ' * 5 P 5 5 rr. . ? Ys . 5 ; z a ND FR: 1 ‘ j ö a ' ‘ x „ . " ait @ : er ee Pe hp Fated ae tp N — * , } ‘ $ - ** » * . 2 ‘ 6 as) N N : Pr Fa eva Fis iy . * 0 N 7 4 ~ > “er 4 . 1 , * rae. * a 2
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L men, of and K Alen, ‘Henry rtugal a 70 55 . te A a — 2 branch transactions, for the e+ the clerks at t rr thrée certificates to the ed to have chan a za casn! ver, Po suspicious, careful ex- and poses he im- rush out — and arrested to pass el eighteen neat _— an pax A Une of each The actua b months and four days. D BTATES OONSUL descrip' ions. instantly recog hhe pho Louls in August, 1884. He ru Hotel as John Holcomb, bh pea” 2357 * nese ne 0 de was a minor, and on the 9th J , val, he wong across th Some silver alin rat. Young of the police e shop Poung AT TONY FAUST'S and atthe Four Courts, when h O'Neill discov- * 1 pants three i bave been way Nations! Bank of New York. to be counterfeit and when sub- ae in the Sub-Treasury he elt. . **Holecomb’’ was not the e, nd 6 efforts were made de nied having ever been cap had been bought and 4 bottle of medicine was at the Southern that L — label on ng questioned ‘Bnd informed the detective that ior th ec h ys n in the nnsylvania. The hon had been given to he photograph Holcom was who had deen Peet in June get his ahh ! been ison had zuds in piad, Been “ser but be ; as acounterfiete:. RECOK of the old check-raiserse — Wilkes’ ng of sone L well known in St. Lou hav- seutenced from here ouly a — remarkable history. He t he was sent to Joliet for five lin a lie after : Bank ot Her two tr III. . @ Hicks, but after two trials receld in * ee Blatchford at the cor: ts. New York, of $1 ht wwhile the Judge Next he robbed the rance Company of B y 1 Bank of Scranto a * dea member of the * the friendship: Trust —— 14 ue hve ‘years in Sing of £50 me Srockawa — oe coll ' dway National Bank not made. He and his gang ha and forged notes on the Na- wies, their operations Jous character. at the Globe. flannel underwear at 6 red flannel underwear i re-enforced linen-bosom Splendid night shirts at 50 of underwear and shirts d in the great reduction 1. to 715 Franklin avenue. COOLEY. wer Qualifies and Starts St. Louis. 20.—Judge Thomas M. Cooley. ver of the Chicago division y. arrived in the city this red tothe United Sta as receiver by — — left at once for St. Lou. don't forget your horse, J. B. Sickles’ Saddlery hington avenue, a Bonded Debt. T-DIsPaTcCH. 20.—An important meeting ther’. D. 4 FE. Railway ts in W Tome naan nas e® mee Frei * 1 e Fer iter — lias, 2.30 to 618. ever shown. ARD JEWELRY Co., 4TH AND LooustT. Foley's Suicide. DisraTcn. 20.—John Foley, better y, one of Peoria’s mos found dead in bed this taking rat poison. An ime the best guarantee politaire diamond Bee what we offer , $50, 865, B76, , $250, 8300, 6400 & Jaccard Jewelry Oo., irs in Court. a * a 0 4 * 22 „ i 52525*5*„*„ ü» * 1. ' . eee Auwtin, Te pone nap : : * ‘ 60 90 1 14 wee . bach against Rebholts ese udge Valliant’s Court. ag time they 5 . * ~ scene, oN.’ [8 * S the Other Heavy Heart—Ned Harrigan Plays While His Child Is Dying—Amusement Notes. rhe only new attraction atthe theaters last pight was „The Gypsy Baron,“ Johann uss’ romantic Opera pregented at Pope's py Conried’s Opera Company. The opera at got hearing strikes One rather strangely. It is „ musical mixture. It cannot be led a comic opera and yet it has element of. comedy in it. pis a light opera and yet at times it resembies dopera. There are passages which are | of stirring movement and dramatic ts, and rpaps the pllicking song OF an entrancing waltz. The goncerted and heavy passages remind one of severbeer in their dramatic movements and effects. This is particularly noticeable in we finale of the first act, when the combina- don of band, orchestra and chorus make an mmense volume of sound. It is like one of gose triumphs ot noises for which Meyerbeer ,noted. Even in this passage there is a germing melody entwined, and exquisite git. songs and choruses and pretty airs crop IPs ugh the work. They are written in the pst gic of the composer. ap finale of the second act also there isa tut combination of a Hungarian air, ne Hungarian revolutionary march, 3 rus singing the former and the band playing the latter. 1 march. The In the third act also gems of song can crete be enumerated. There are several a, the first act; one sung by “i „ Characteristic 8 song. the weruiting songand waltzinthe second ga are full ot brightness and 3 Sam he an Oxguisite song in the opening of g@etird act, while concerted pieces are scat- tere. through the opera, several of them very ical and attractive. far the greater ofthe score is given arts Of Sam, Barinkay and Czipra, and required of the others in the cast. a Bellini had the part of Saffi. "fine Bel- {| has a NezzZz0-soeprano voice, with rather pre of the contralto than soprano quality, of usual! power. Her high notes lack sweet- sand her voice was not as clear and fiex- p last night as it might have been, but it is tivated and fully adequate for the work uad to do. All of her songs were artistic- sung, and several of them were admirab! dered. The opening song in the ‘thir twasan exquisite gem. The prima donna geaspirited presentation of the character jaltogether her work was strong and fine. Nen von Donhoff made an excellent fra. Her voice is a high contralto, not wry powerful, but she treated her role in an ¢@ective and acceptable manner. The Gypsy Baron was taken by Harry De lome, whose tenor, while it does not pes much sweetness, has body and range * nt to fil the requirements, ot the part, with his fine stage presence, enables hina 8 pre sent an heroic character. Lydia O'Neill, the Arsena of the apers, b gh preet soprano voice but — little sin . The neatest t about Fred ing 2 hunt Homonay was bis accent. His voice ; not etrong, but he ave 4 spirited and finished rendition of the part. ques Krager had a comedy part in the Pig Dealer, which he treated cleverly. The wher members of the cast, who were fairly ptisfactory, were Jennie Retffarth as Mira- ellu,Gus Hall as Count Carnero, Sig. Taglieri * Ottocar, and Bernard Katz as Pali. The chorus was large and well drilled giving to their work an energy and vivacity,which were seldom seen in a chorus. Excepting some discord in the finale of the Urst äct, the choral numbers were capitally sung. The — was handsomely staged and costumed. very scene was artistic and efective. The mareh St the troops in the wird act was a splendid spectacle, and the drili was exceptionally fine, difficult man- euvers being executed by the richly uni- formed girls with precision and rapidity. Taking the performance altoget! er, mise en dostuming, principals and chorus, it rants and reached the Habe hustest a production. tic one and en- was thoroughly en highest standard o @audience was an enthus Cored all the finest choruses and solos As foe 1 W. J. Scanian with his Irish Max! and n melodious an opened house. canian is way to the front Irish comedy and is something a favorite here. ‘‘Shane Na Laun’’ has wn changed for the better, the cast strength- d,and the costumes are pistorically © 8 The comedian! a new songs, ‘‘W ly fs Always Poor’’ and Gathering the mtle with Mary’’ gained the favor of the Mience, while the old songs were received Vith enthusiasm. Bartiey Campbell must have had just a touch of the disorder —— afterwards sent him to te insane lum when de wrote te al The . ay is somewhat jum- led and incongruous, oe it gives opportunity for fine s lar effects which are developed fully In the production at the brand this week. he earthquake scene is a realistic effort and the tableuux are attractive features of the performance. The cast has been larg poly anes John L. Burleigh tak ing the p ot Fabian, Miss Johnstone Ben- nett that of Didi and Odeil Williams that of the Old Campaigner. Ohiet among the attrac- ions, however, its Mile. Oornaiba, the premiere danseuse, whose graceful and skill- anon places her in the front rank of artistes. Henry Chantrau bas firmly established him- self in popular favoras Kit Redding, and his work shows improvement every — It is marked by individuality and strength. The play was given to a most cordial reception a the People’s last night. The levee scene was full of the pecuiiiar charm of negro life and character, the dances and Jubilee music D .. a pleasant contrast to the plot of the ay. To-night, to-morrow night and at the 2 matinees, Mr. Vhanfrau wil appear as Salem Scudder in Ihe Octoroon.* „Burtesqus by the Rentz-Santley Company Alle d the Standard last nicht. Our Yachting Party’? served as a vVehicie to introduce the members of the cast in musical and other tpeciaities. Among them were Billy Buckley, Georgie Blake, Danford and Wilson, the In- man Sisters, North and Hall an Valjean. The special features of the — were the acrobatic dancers, Mile. Dorst and M. Oreste and trick of the vanishing lad A ed on **Erminie’’ closed the per orm- excelicnt an ul working his Oe — — _--_— SMILING PACE AND BHKEAVY HEART. Ned Harrigan Playing While His Little Son Was at Death's Door. BY Telegraph to the PostT-DIsPpaTCnH. New Yorg, December 20.—Among the boys inthe Ninth Ward who dressed themselves up srotesquely on Thanksgiving Day and tramped “rough the stmeete was Edward Harrigan, Jr., on of the actor. He is Only 8 years old. He tayed out in the wind and rain in the evening * means of other curiosities make this resort a pop- ys. i ae ee should give his needed ed. fastrac: ions L His d explained 5 the ground of hness an — ons 1901 for Seandal’’ on on Ne 8 — — . oe Like It) Wed anee’” nete night * . of Friday Nothing More Acceptable Than a picture fora present. We sell every kind very cheap. Buy one now. Heffernan, 812 North Seventh street. eee PIG-& TICKING. The Royal Sport to Be Indulged in by Mem- bers of the Polo Club. B Telegraph to the Post-Disratcu. New Tonk, December 20.—Young men who amuse themselves pursuing the elusive but non-combative polo ball will have something more exciting in the equestrian line before long if Mr. Bergh will let them. It is nothing less than the royal sport of pig-sticking. A dozen fiery untamed German boars and sows which arrived here yesterday on the North German Lioyd steamer will, after the lapse of a few seasons, furnish the material for the spears of the Leagup of American Pig- Stickers to practice on ome of the animals will go to the Tuxedo Park be sent Judge Caton, who has an im mense deer farm at Ottawa, III. Mr. Hermann Reiche, the importer said last even- ing that he did not believe that Mr. Bergh would interfere with pig-stickers. ‘‘We have stocked the Tuxedo Park with pheasants that will be killed by sportemen, and Mr. Bergh bas shown no indication of desiring to prevent the slaughter of the birds. It seems to me that there is no more harm in killing a wild boar than there is in killinga wild deer. The meat of the wild hog is nearly as delicious as that of the deer. We would make an effort to show the poor of New York how the sport of boar- unting is carriedon if we were nota little doubtful as to the way Mr. Bergh would take a@public exhibition of the kind in the Polo grounds. The eo Os of the Wild Weat show have expressed a willingness to practice on the boars with revolvers. Whether the young men who will be allowed to stick the — Will use the bamboo spear in vogue in ritish India, or will stab the animal with a long sword, as in Germany, has not been de- cided. The probabilities point to the use of — bamboo spear, as it is English, you now.’ The wild boar ofthe Hartz mountain is no mow ferocious than the wild, rasor- backed f Virginia that occasionally eats UD wan- ickaninnies to vary the monotony of corn and digging up roots. The wild swine are very proli dozen placed in Tuxedo now would fill that fashionable placed with plebeian grunts inside of anew year. Only #1 for steel spectacies. Only #1 for steel e glasses. Only #5 for gold spectacies. Only #5 for gold eye- glasses. Accurately fitted by the best opticians. Splendid for Christmas gifts. MERMOD & JACCARD JEWELRY Co., Corner 4th and Locust. and others erin crunching HARNESS, saddles, whips, crops, blankets, robes, turf goods, etc. J. B. Sickles Saddlery Co., 1100 Washington avenue. The Dryden Memorial Meeting. There was a large attendance of the older members of the bar Saturday in Court- room No. 4 to receive and adopt memorial resolutions upon the death ft Judge Dryden. Ex-Ju Boyd occupied the chair and ex-Judge dley, as chairman of the committee, read the —— tions, which fitttngly expressed the sentiments of the bar upon the removal of one of its most distinguished and highly esteemed members. The resolutions were supported by feeling memorial remarks. Redheffer & Koch, the Art Dealers, 1000 Olive. Open till 9 o’clock every evening. Mr. Wm. Eversman leaves Tuesday night for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. Choking Catarrh. Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with ali the horribie sensations of an assassin clutching your throat and pressing the life- breath from your tightened chest? Have you util he was wet through and chilied. The noticed the languor and debility that succeed text day he had a fever and the physicians ‘tid he was a very sick boy. Wen Ned Har- ‘gan danced and joked his way through ‘~The Teagan s’’ on Thanksgiving, heknew that his boy wassuffer- | ‘ng from typhoid fever and that the chances for his recov were bad. The boy im aud failed slightly fey b by day 112 her of the 2 Har and fell with Yould be Whether bis boy wo Fan the matinee with a heav Promised to send him wo Was the wo acts he | the Saturday following E an . How di cult 20 “protect. § man- 4 Alx. e is foot + cy 3 most the effort to clear your throat and head of this — tat matter? What a depressing influence rts upon the mind, cloud the memo 72 the head with Sales and otrange no How d mad fungs of this polscadue imu . t this us mu- gat allcan testify who are. affil nd with oa rogress to anes the fe Pall — sictans will 8 cries out for relief snot its further and kidneys, Se Terrible cot e tho — ** N we be 122 i | Lommight. Co Soe — , N a, N * 5 1 1 „ ele ae ’ 7 “ogee * * . 7 1 or, postage D aie ‘ 1. 2 hu ewer — W — — 3 wil eee stem , A * 1 * will be taken to 8 and Cincinnati Enquirer’ please. 2 — 4p. m., from his tate reas — Tac Remains ' copy. PULLIS—At Los Angeles, Cal., December 14. 9 p. m., Eva, youngest daughter of Harriet and the late Thos. R. Pullis. aged 16 years, 10 months. Re- mains will be sent here for interment. New York City, Paterson, Hackensack and Newark N. J.), papers please copy. SMITH--Suddenly, Sunday evening, December 19, ©. BH4LER SMITH. Due notice of the funeral will be given. WHITSETT, UNDERTAKER 1304 Olive * Telephone 173 = A LOCUST. CHRISTMAS CARDS, 5 Cts, to $5.00 Each | inest 1 Largest 8 Ever Shown. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Cor, ath and Locust Our Silk Umbrellas, $2.50 to $12.00. HOLIDAY GIFTS! FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS The entire stock of fine PARLOR FURNITURE ex- hibited by WM. PRUFROCK, the well-known uphol- sterer, at the last Fair, at tremendous reductions, at Nos. 1003 and 1005 FRANKLIN AVENUE. AMUSEMENTS. Grand Opera-House. aa TO-NICHT, Ba AND THIS WEEK. Wednesday and Christmas (Saturday) Matinees. GRAND PRODUCTION OF BARTLEY CAMPBELL’S Phenomenal Success nee 1 Spectacular (Fabian’ 8 Curse 8 nd the Great Earthquake Scene, with Vivid Lightning, Tottering Walls and Falling Columns. (THE SCULPTOR'S TRIUMPH. Clio recording the events of history.) Under the management of Mr. W. H. BROWN. 8 PEQPL In the Grand Production ! Mlle. Adele Cornalba, The world’s greatest Prima Ballerina Assoluta, lead- ing 2 Superb Corps de Ballet, in 6 brilliant and dagz- ling divertisements. The Strong New York Cast! Mr. John L. Burleigh, The powerful, romantic and Shakspearean Actor, as FA BIA. The great Earthquake Scene and Fabian'“s Curse, with vivid lightning, tottering walls and falling col- umns. The famous Nibio’s Garden (N. Y.) Scenery. Week December 26—Bose Cogbian. POPE?’ S-=-To-Nightl To-Night! Brilliant Success ot ‘The Grips Baron. Every night this week, Matinee 8 and rn CHRISTMAS MATINEE Saturday, December 28— us Hill's Novelty Co. HAT EA |! gap Wait for Her! Wait for Her! SHE IS COMING! PEOPLE's Cleon eed does For Laugh ing Purposes Only wavs, SUNDAY “20” WEEK! America’s Se Li — the Queen FRANCES BISHOP, 3 STANDARD. ednesday, Saturday and Sunday matinees. The New Rentz-Santley Peerless Operatic Novelty and Burlesque Co. Next Week—The Stranglers of Paris. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks, Shawls, Millinery and Toys. Complete Assortmertts. Silk Department. Good Satins in all colors, in- cluding evening shades, at 25c. These goods are worth 480. We have good values at 50c to 75c. Cloak Department. 87 Seal Plush Short Wraps, handsome fur trimmings, $i2.25. Short Wraps in Brocaded Vel- vet, Frieze and French Diagonal, from $12.50 to $3'7.50. Choice Goods. Low Prices. Shawl Department. 150 Fine Persian Shawls, $5.00. These goods are worth 87.50. We have complete line of Beaver in double and single shawls. from 10c to $25, Fy 2 é , 8 W 5 ö ‘ 0 . : nt 2 sel ? 4 N * en pee Oe . 8 7 bs n Ne " 2. — 9 r * ee * J ä — $ * =. 4 q * N * J * 1 * hs 2 7 ve as . ‘ ee a a 7 57 4 : 7 A > , . MI. * an 72 ; eee „ td 3 * at at n ; N ö : r E ihe Se PS 2 eR “4 a. eee * e 8 * J 282 > = 1 2 7 P > - * . 1 Sw Cg l 4 8 9 oP, 8 a ö 0 s & 6 * i aA: . - eT 9 8 : : : i ‘> r we oa do Rea 5 „ * 9 . 3 ; * , re 7 —— 5 N 7 * F ; P59 * Z “ies * 4 ‘on : ast, 2 3 5 . „ 4 5 3 ‘ te j 4 ie 2 4 a ‘ fs 22 * N 1 7 * * 5 * 7 * — 84 * ™ > > 4 cee. Me a . ? * 8 * 1 : ; - ‘ = * ; ‘ 1 > V. 2 ” = * 5 7 8 1 * 9 — ; - * = ye ry et ba 2 4 Aen a. ‘ „ * =, i . bd é 4 3 - 1 * ‘ ay - . * * Rg pass 8 1 ee 4 4 2228 * 2 2 * nl 2 . ; bed 88 * 5 1 2 W oe os 1 ; * 5 4 — 1 L ss oi 8 : : a * N = ’ — Ya 5 2 A 4 5 7 , 1 = — — — 8 * 5 : * 4 2 vv 0 5 * > 8 . . — a 2 ‘ * é - 1 * 4 0 * ‘ 1 * 0 ' Pot, ett - 1 * 4 . 4 . 7 1 2 8 4 * 1 : . 1 1 = . . 2 N ‘ n until 10 p. m. ‘ame night this weeks Toy Department. Four-wheeled Oak Express Wag ons, 760. We have everything on wheels in the Toy line at much less than regular prices. Silk Department. 92-inch Black Gros-Grain Silk, superb quality, 85c. This lot is worth $1.25. We have good qualities at 500. 750, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Cloak Department. 50 Black Beaver Newmarkets, $3.75. 150 Brown and Black Beaver, Corkscrew and Berlin Twill New- markets, from $5 to $12.50. Suit Department. We have marked down our en- tire stock of LADIES’ SUITS, which is the largest and most complete assortment in the city. Toy Department. Dolls, handsome and otherwise, from Doll l. incl disher: and China Tea Sets, Do uding ll Heads — Wisden oll ns low tare 75 Dress Goods Department. 30 pieces extra heavy and fine Camel’s-Hair Serge, 75c. These goods are worth 1.26. We have lots of Yachting Cloths and Ladies’ Cloths from 50c to $1. Cloak Department. Misses’ Newmarkets from $2.80 to $3.75. Misses’ Newmarkets,Berlin Twill Cloth. from $5 to $6,50; Misses’ Check Frieze Coats, Cape | and Astrakhan trimmings, from $4.50 to $6. Dress Goods Department, 130 pieces fine Diagonal Suitings, double-fold and heavy weight, 150. These goods are worth 250. We have also a large line of choice goods at 12 1-2c. Dress Goods Department. 200 pieces fine Hair-line Suit ings, 46 inches wide, 490. These goods were made by the Gilbert Manufacturing Company to sell at $1.25. Cloak Department. © out at 50c on the dollar, from a New York manufacturing company, 75 Silk Plush Sacques, Seal Plush 1 at 517.50, $20 and 8625. These garments are Worth double the money we have marked them at. Toy Department. Hobby Horses and Sleighs from Soc to $1.87. Animals on Wheels, Musical In- 7 — Picture a 1 rums, c Lanterns. Chests, Bios and a com Millinery Department. ‘is department we are sell- ing our fine TRIMMED HATS at half the regular price, to close them out. andkerchief Department, Superb value in Ladies’ andGents” hemstitched 8. Brocaded Silk Hdkfs., in all colors, Soc. styles and heavier goods Be MOOLON Ee YL S ition Northeast Corner Broadway and Washington Avenue. We Are Letting Down the Prices WITH A WILLINGNESS TO pe LET THEM DOWN STILL MORE! ALL OUR CLUAKS MUST GU Determined to reduce our very large stock, we have made still further reductions, and feel confident that no one will dare to undersell us. ine these goods. Do not fail to give us a call and exam- They are the BEST VALUES ever offered in St. Louis, and a chance that will not repeat itself again. Our $25 Seal Plash Cloaks at. 16.00 Oar $85 Seal Plush Cloaks at...: „ 25.00 Our $20 Fine Cloth Newmarkets at. Our $15 Beaver Cloth Newmarkets at. Our $10 Elegant Cloth Newmarkets at ··᷑· Our $7 Plain Cloth Newmarkets a. Our $10 Handsome Short Wraps ae 15.00 10,00 6.50 8.50 5.00 Our $20 Best Beaver and Matelasse Short Wraps at . . 12.50 Our $8 Children's Cloaks ate Our $4 Tailor-made Jerseys at. 0G Please make no mistake. TO THE SKEPTICAL! 250 1.00 Our 4. inch Nutria Beaver at Our $8 Street Jackets att „ %% „% „% „%% „%% „ „„ „eee 1. 3.50 Our 875 Brocaded Short Wraps at „ „„ „ „%%% % % %%% % % „% „% „„ „„ „ „6 35.00 Our $40 Plush Short Wraps at Our $25 Imported Check Newmarkets...«..- Stee eeeeseeeeeees 12.50 Our $2.50 Boucle Jackets, all Colorg..«-«ecesesececcsececces Our $15 Natural Beaver Muffs... Our $1.50 Russian Hair Muffs ... Our $25 Beaver . — 1.00 e*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee JJ „ RIE Our Store remains open for the accommodation of the publie until 9 p. m. Christmas Week. Write for our Illustrated Catalogue; _mailed free of charge. Pure and Unadulterated ANDIES Of World-Wide Reputation. 40e Per Pound; 3 Pounds, $1. Oakes’ Mammoth Candy Palace 807 North Broadway. AMUSEMENTS. PEOPLE'S TT THEATER--Ghristmas Week | ; GHANFRAU uk sg ips IN DION BOUCICAULT'S GREAT DRAMA, Come and SEE the BARGAINS; you are not ASKED 0 PURCHASE. The PARISIAN GLOAK oO, Never Deceives. — -0.ùö A A TE A I i LS A A ES I ITI W tc LD r 22 he ea C3: WROUGHT INON 1 = N aten, 0 Chive St, — — ~~ 1 9 TheHOMEGOMFORT _ "> wee
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* 1 tion by a first-class meat and pas- | o N net cook; city or country ; good reference. 2 Miscellaneous. Wa ery enh hd I wares se or Xidress 8 42, (3, this — 1 e ee ce ae WAS7ED- ertaking busi- ‘ae MAA nd well ecuafoted with Address he inder this office. “band rings only $2 at Frank & Son & ROHR, eg eta Re 4th st. 43 ll ltl i * a assistant drug clerk with efty expe, and ected. 0 42, this office. 54 N 8 —— d type-writing school ght day and oventnn cesslens. 54 INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. o&-keeping, Penmanship, 2355 Open day and Noe > ier ew Catalogue. PEL, Preprietors. D py nal ENGLISH TR co and Market sie he This is institution o ters the 112 — instruction in the commercial and branches, machine and pencil shorthand. Graduates are successful in Bet address Dr. w.M 5 4 — N N. SCH ieee, oa ö * * ’ Aa employment. } a Cc , Presid 5 “The Trades. t once three fast machine han MA . @ Woe Og Wirren tor general “housework. 8107 755 ANTED—A girl to do housework. son Wrubomn 83 WANTED-A girl to do general housework = 18B is Targee st. ED—Good for general housework. Ap- WI ply at 3323 lke 55 Was TED—Girl about ry to assist with light house- , work. 3641 Lucky st. 66 W tor . housework in family — ws TED— for general housework, German preterred, 4. Gt 2906 Kugenia st. a 66 was AKTED—You 1 to assi neral house- work in a 824 Wake ington av. 66 an ito eG for housework. Call immediately West 1009 N. Compton av., or address K 43, * GATED Toni for general housework, German mall famil referred; « : good wages. 3658 Finney av. am 66 ANTED—A middle-aged woman to do general housework. Apply northeast corner Laclede and Vandeventer avs. ANTED—A girl to assist in house an ing- room work and washing; none but help need apply. Call at once at '109 8. 10th st, 66 HW ANTED—A neral housework in family 082 5, 3; no rman preferred. Apply at Second Carondelet av. "Tuesday morning, Sora QOLID SILVER 5 only 25c, at Frank & Son & Co. 8. 304 N. 4th 66 SE a Tag Soap; it — the washing one-third easier to do. 66 Laundresses. WASTED—Competent white Isundress todo gen- —_ washing by the month. 516 Pine 5 5 [= Tin Tag Soap; it makes the washing one-third easier to do. fa 67 Cooks. WANTED—a first-rate cook at $205 Lafayette av. a, | WANTED—At 2632 Locust t good girl to cook, wash and iron: reference required 68 WA — girl, who understands er | and general housework, at 1718 Olive st. OIN silver American lever 8 only $10 at Frank & Son & Co., 304 N. Ath s 65 y= Tin 1 18 0: it makes the — one-third easier to 68 Miscellaneous. | WARTED— 11 100 1009 ferret ee low as $i t rooms a 1103 32% for four ‘tour ponte on bases: rent low. 1 1230 Sede $6 ver month with fre. "is 1505 Pa APIN ST.—Furnished room, 88 pet monte. 1728 WASHINGTON AV.—Furnished rooms. F R RENT— Furnished room to quiet lady. Sers there are no roomers or boarders, Address B 43 this office. 13 Er RENT —Au elegant furnished front room; first- 3 * I will rent to quiet party. af; office FOR RENT—FLATS. R RENT—Six-room flat on sees ave. near La- fayette. Inquire 1640 Texas FOR RENT—DW ELLINGS. FY RENT—Cheap, 413 Montrose av., six room houses; all conveniences. Apply to d.RYAN, 14 605 Chestnut st. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. ERSONAL—Miss Fletcher, massage and magnetic treatment; hand baths. 1128 Pine: st. H your bangles and Christmas presents en graved at 713 ve st. 74 1 you needa suit ot clothes oat and see the fine misfits at Dunn’s Loan Office 74 ADAME SILVA. magnetic — magnetic hand baths. 1425 Pine st. 74 Mug. LULU—Most reliable magnetic healer; mas- baths ;703 Chestnut; open evenings; walk in. ERSONAL—Call on Mrs. Jones, fortu ne-teller ; sat- isfaction given; no sign. 74 1506 Chestuut st. PEIVATE ai 4 ods. 514 Olive, room 4. Call: consultation iseases treated with new and sure meth- ROF A. C. C. PFUHL. Phrenologist. reader and Magnetic-healer, gives advice on all affairs of life; hands; hours, 9a. m. Planet- cures all diseases by laying-on of to 5 p. m. 1631 Morganst. 74 KS. ROSINE SABINE, the great ana — — tortune- teller, clairvoyantand astrologer — positively successful advice in all matters ot ve, business. lucky numbers, journeys, law- watrimor tested wills. divorce, speculations, etc. She suits, con unites friends and lovers; causes speedy removes fami trouble, recovers 4 misial buried prope com aha a special — S11 N. 73 marria — : treats spiritually all diseases; — itive cure of drunkenness st., near Franklin av. 74 ROF. LAREDO, the great astrolo teller, is unsurpassed in his profe vice insures success in all private or business affairs; gives luck in speculations, aay my lawsuits. divorces, journeys, e — 1 vents a tion. ll ac Aude lost, stolen or buried property, pre- cidents. Treats Send for his infallible cure mworphium-habit-healing balm and Complexion solu- Numerous meda of Europe. 915 N. 16th, bet. Franklin av. and Wash. r and fortune- ession. His ad- lottery, races, stocks, contested wills, unites those separated. causes speedy all diseases spiritualiy. for drunkenness and ls from the crowned heads sells al tism. Colds, for beautifying the complexion. complete without it. Liver — early to MRS. C. WILCUS, YiFOUND AT LAST. REATEST of all fortune tellers: above all chal- nged fortune tellers in the world. medicines Oatarr avol Mrs ileus Boy by C. Janes for Rheuma- Ln lair Restoratives, and a Balm No lady's toſet is Also sells the celebrated Janes’ ood for a inwardly diseases. Come the rush 74 GQ AND SEE PROF. WARRING, at 20090 . 1 who can equal him in tellin tuſ ure. 3 speedy marriages, together, and in valuable. only pe questſons and uses no — of any description in his Ope TISFACTION t GIVEN OR NO PAY. we- $1: gents, $1. proses. reon He tells consulter’s name in full, and is the — eng 3 one ast, present and ringin separated business affairs, whose advice is in- 3 1 the Prot. Warring asks no t can do so. Hours, 9a.m to 9 p.m. ANTED—Reliable canvasserson the installment Plan for blankets, bed spreads and curtains of our own „ ready sales and ee sions. . Fontaine 4&0 +e 1812 Franklin av. Mikado Albums Special. Sim plush binding, with a French- glass on cover, leavesa ‘‘Bird’s-Eye Maple:'’ war- ranted water-proof. Designed and manufactured eople’s Publishing House, Office 108 8 by N. : installment price, $6; agents wanted. WANTED—PARTNERS. WNT artner in an established manufactar- mess; $2,500. Ad. F 43, this offiee. 23 MISC ELLANEOUS WANTS. W small goat, cheap. Call immediately. 834 Chouteau av. : 36 — ALL SORTS. to work indoors. ppi RILLIANT A pristan Giamend cer-ein solid gold. HN or at Wainwright's 8 B only $3.50. Frank & Son & Co., 304 N. 4th s 45 32 * 5 GHEST prices id for cast-off clothir = d . on Hur lines, four yourg men — H pos tal. N. B. Goh hn, 624 Morgan st. * 32 pS Mrz, to qualify for situations ——— Ü[6 — 7 8 8 > n . a s eva . ANTED An honest young man located outside ST AND FO D. — of arm —— $70 te $100 per — ie refer: OST—A Maltese cat, with cha! lar and 2 mon * 5 — e cat, w chain, oo and dell, A UFA KER Sup 't. ck Box 1885.N L Reward on return to 2741 Olive st. K 20 old ladies“ wares onl 5, at Trank 4 OsT—Dr. K. J. 4 isi ist: ¥ Fold 2 sre y $15, 2 12 amson’s visiting list: please . Othet., and a reward will be 30 5 ; ation ou rl to do house- av Wari work or general on, by yon at 4 Channing av. 1 vi "gl ig Tag Soap; it makes the washing one-third STOVE REPAIRS! 8 r range made in th yates States A. @. Brauer’s. 2 * Cooks, Kto. tt 1 Ae WA Oall eis 1514 Chestnut — a * 1 r en housew Call at: at 2204 N Divnion et 25 Aar — a *) Sey a 1 ee ’ ‘ala . stven. ST—December 18. 1886. a pin with a la 17 "SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. L set in an eagle claw. A liberal reward will be paid 5 — | for — oT. WM - for information that will re- ae Clerks and eswomen. cover | — cManus, 2741 Lucas av. 30 oy 8 osT—Bain 7 SE, ka a * . Rage 5. ee Nog „ are ay Pee ie Sant After m and have e sible peop! boy, from ings. cents off o1 222 A TREASU — ~H {HE BIG PENSION BI THE k Public Printer Benedi the Opposition—Va His Fences—John the Nevada Senat Proceedings— Wash By Telegraph to the Post-I WASHINGTON, D. O., ! ported that another big hatched by the House C. with the purpose of mo" suspension of the rules. this bill lets in a clase will be of sufficient dime last dollar in the Treast all who are not cranks the — business enough. Public Printe By Telegraph to the Post-! WASHINGTON, D. O.. Printer Benedict will no opposition in the Senat. firmation. It will be ur is not a practical — in Albany collecting | has known for years, sesses all the necessar scribed by the statut shall be a printer au bookbinding. Macke Ry Telegraph to the Posrt- WasSHINGTON, D. O. . the most remarkable | ot high political] honor of Mr. John W. Mackey oe from Nevada s whois a staunch Rep red, ina written | ery member of thi mocrat as well as Re; lection as United Stat . Fair, whose term ex Mackey declined wi no pornos me et occupied w 5 Mackey was former , although the relat cordial. e has $2,0 $1, and it wa at he wished to succes r. Fair spent more me ments m Washington th ya ped crhaps, ot lat o are fond of | — . to see Mr. Mack: Van Wyck and ! By Telegrap n to tlie Post-D WasuINoron, D. C., I Van Wyck has slipped o after his re-election. J Only chance he has is Members to continue whose plan is understoo me the Repubiican ka Democrats t! tate i is divided as tot rting Van Wyck, and how the relation wil >. Cases Fine WASHINGTON. D C., Dee to-day remitted the fine of § ing to $500, in the case of convicted in the District Co trict of Illinois, July, 1885. fraud and perjury. and sen Prisonment in the Joliet Pen of $1, Case was grav mouth in ‘1868, for rupture crease. On invest e of his divore tedated the war. Subseequu was wrong as to th said sad tat it actually occurr confirmed this. (Cas — 1 in feeble healt ee Months of his term made the follo — Son ot 0 “I believe this man gulity m S Govern cause of honest palsies * for more was the occas is application for on, and ii Questionable a tempt mother give a false e Jean Sealy remit the fine a Pacific Rallread By Telegraph to the Post-D: WASHINGTON, D C., Dece Sgreement has been ma . Springer, about the consider: | road funding bill. Orisp has
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1s 1 n : 1 75 2 ’ * a / ta oe 9 * * * * W r 7 * ie aE 2 ee 3 rare. ae , cae ie Eng 5 a a 2 ae es Ae ey Tix sty * * * 1 4 . 9 x 4 * és - — ‘ Detemb. r , . 1 M 5 loto 20 — 50. eri and hom! . nain, $4 4 5 — vx yh Re WE PAY OUR WH | All Your Christmas p resents Must E ; | | he ust Be Bought B . ougnt Befor 25 5 © Saturday. : 15 always delay xclusj pee 1 N any one store a us vely to All Branches 3 „Lors and BOYS’ WRA in Sales An AR 1 irk, INDUCEMENTS OUTSIDE of family that we! ent low the ang en Stock selis abou timothy, $16 2 —— Goods, 8 ber prices cad ve noe Proviswns were. very flat, ’ per 2 g r Coats for Men and Bo from 25 to 50 ing here «Hae ONS4, Chicago was tana eggeet Of a 0 poe R 5 - No was to drm 3 Gloves: Cloaks Meats thing was the feel ; 1 Shirta, ersey Coa: | for * 8 brok conia in up-coun WwW 0 ott) Sim leated out ever offered. You had Jack offered wie beta e: and the it YOUTH have a stock of 2.000 Well-made and or eee by Friday night at 10 O'clock (ome To-day Piva ar S1G10-487 ary salt ori eg MEE would De “iS GEE OVERCOATS; Fashionably Cut Mn b Sid at 5. tor * t side, and le 5 „„ b * 2 20-da t shorts POP „% „% „% % bet! oe eile. An Tight 0420 for tully cured: | IN YOUTHS’ SIZ HS. — 5 at for — boxed dry salt wes | IU BOYS’ 959527 oe 5; Sue OF ¢’ ribs and Bige for Shoe’ : sellin SIZES 5 ri ngs a ° ean sit dur Gents 7 e 5 or old - and „18 was he — ropriste huli- Sr eee nie Ree 5 ountry lar n Sold at 6c and w 225 Wet and Plush, in irregular peice: Gee — 4 0 fast bacon, Sti 10¢ Bee C. 0 N ae 2 al desi Ws, at See 1805 er, . . 2 1 @6 Aae. 1 Di smoked 1 Ee 25, $1 Bnd 780. we 2 2 fn erences 4% in ei 25 5 Ladies’ straight iots held ee ge Siac: white e e, 4 es’ Velvet e $1.10 '¢ ela e e “$i 755 a . u et E AE g Highwines , stead Sher, ne slam, $1.15 U : d with] a — orn n tending 1 a B. a’ Flaxseed, 2 125 % thane Bar- eport of sales of hogs, 1 : 22 amb 8 last $4. and eet ey that New yore 2 ance in $11.60; 22 Pork strong: cash, $11.50) jase = ) December i Ee P 1 e market. Both demand here d — * 3; * ’ 0 r 5 — 0. 2 Vr e . , 0 . ei senuary. 6.25¢: May, a Lard i 8 | lg- of TO you with one out Was d. Chen inal 8, and the best bid 4. ” STLBANS, December 20.—Flour ende; 12 53 OMErs, Come dsome & WEBER'S $2 — . — finest of 8 hard was held at . N 1 ice, $4 Presents given FREE to Pt Stock of Fi #0 “7 4 f the Boys. ne Boots and Shoes a St. Louis Afternoo 89 “a 2 “ee aS Larges Esta 1 A 2 SANTA CLAUS, at * points of the ts palling beck 88 t -50@ 14,50. 8 45 . I — t Shoe and Clothing blishment in the W t INT 1 steady. re ne rn also easier and duit 237 Fea” rs .. 108 r 54 28 4 8 5 — — es Open u . —~ Wheat—Jan ard -reflued 18 8 ugar-cured, | 1 49 re A 4 48 ntil 9 p. 2 5 Nie: uary, Sens; Febru Exch es. Ge. isky firm: basis °° i | ay and RE URY RA I D. of Wisconsin withdraw his resignation. Den P. m.; Friday this week until 11 p. m. — a ER e ee Re discount Cotton “spot . 1-50 discount: sight, = ; = 64 ; 4 resigned to run for > elany ‘ L See; Janu, „ Slime, 2862; gross, 20 + net receipts | 2 — ˖[˖Üz2 Congress. and * Pre > 7 7 * auuary, We; . * 0 * sheep 2 sou when acher’s ' 1 done d. ; February NSAS Ciry. 8 BIG PENSION BILL of Fun 1 good place. To-day — dr. Jonxenr Suicide, Bere heat—January, Se a: M ” | dieator reports wheat pee en der 22.—The Daily In- pan Tn se 7880 a 1 TO BE SPRUNG IN wes sent in for the piace.” | Wiggin COMMERCE ~Wheat—January'77ige; May” Ger b -300 bu: in store, 388 9.129 bu; shipments, cus and trade 5 5 2 Morrison’s Adjournment Resolutic by hanging tara. , COMMtted cute — Cotton, N Ro hids bor ottorenga: e | | D five stock report A a — WASHINGTON ation. —̃ ——ͤ— INFLUEN Liverpoo * bu; cash, sales at : y kea; 886° sales of sheep, Decem- i facto ue Printer Benedict son, in the — eae mber 20.—Mr. Morrt- The Greatest Drive Too Much Wh ——— to-day and quotations alee ot 0.208 322 cash 28 bid. 3 Shad? 740,568 bu: ower | 3 ge = Me. 4 ; acti oy: December 24 1883 — Opposition—Van Wyck Leo Against | tution for a holiday recess — introduced a reso. Two thousand m W A Press atte om and Too Little Money De- England 15 is “th aoe eon 1. — 2 1 2 Re; Ne- e les at “Saige: Maree Bid, 2 —.— 1 . 1 a 7k 5 ul kor James A Miller . His Fen King After /uary4. m December 22 to Ja en's nobby suits and © Market— Pork Stron rate of discount tie! 20 doubt 1 —NO.'2 cash. ¢ skew e bid, De asked. Oats| 77...’ . 00 5 eeneral agents for the ces—John W. Mackey Declines | su:pend th, eck then called up his measure, Sata, such As are retailed b Over | By Tele § and Higher. | loss of too much gold, uf", ©20Ugsh to stop” the and pice asked. ‘Rye—No'2 so her tenons , 35 8 1 ’ id to stop th nd butter unchan + Cash 44i2c bid, ° impany, notified Mill a the Nevada Senatorshi ee pend the rules and th ure to tablishments Fifth street es. | nien from Jones, MeCormick and perhaps oid, and therefore for th * ALTIMORE ged. Hay a — or 4 P—Congressiona! | z >P™4tra e bill relating to nts at $15, have b cago, to the Post-Disp & Kenne © end of the © Piesent, | to . December — : tt aoe é Throauh some cance the’ roceedinge—Washington News, nat |=" 0 ens T | 0 8.00 Inthe great reduotion nan teehee” | Sas escent 20,1 Fh Our whsce ea | SeBUNE BE Seaene Paceas bees | ne Yall Ng Wasted wtotae tog ante 4 led when the fi 0 Pielegraph to the P02 aE onger at the Gron ve days 4; — ru dull and featureless all the eat mar- — unchanged Fut ton of cotton | u- Western lower and delhaty,: 8 al : 9 ; * 7. 0 dull; mi ed * 4 * Company — bien Post-Dispatocn. Rogers’ su i B, 76 to 718 Franklin av. 6 | which Hetehinn ere were a few Orders or aing. ps Market fet 3 in „ Tor- we: Dew December, 45izc bid, ned, Spot 4 Soy which a damage — MHINGTON, D. O., December 20. — 11 is re. | WAS"INcrow, p eee Mr. Summerfield 7 Aiter that and ane A be crond seen exhausted’ | OD this side ws tt ower. The as — of the Ae de. ee May, 450 bids etext ; vy 5 eons ny retaliated with a in- prved that another big Pension bill has —— tary ot the — e — 20.—The Secre. ears confidential — and a half ened = change the’ 9 marked hap- | Teceipts at th, iar — sg e @36¢ 1 7 9 white, 38 : mine 725 ö - For $30,000, the uiched by the Ho Ria 9 appointed Ebe sident Hoxie of of the late Vice. ‘ © 6visible guppiy n oda mar- | 224 last year's for exceeding both last | Mess pork, 812 + ~@STc. Provisions stead og Ce the litigat] amount use Committee on Pensfons Tron of Indiana to be De nezer Hen- | resigned to ofthe Missouri Pacific, b one mi five 1 shows nearly | 24Vices tended to me, and the unfavorable tac. at 2568302 Geda, Ae. g aay $2@3. 3 ® lilinois lice on commen vib the purpose of moving i „Internal Reven puty Com missioner of o into business elsewher , 288 | ba increase. but with th undred ousana Fort spots w ncrease the bearish feel tor ein ito fair. 1¢ Jottee steady; Rio ca KES quiet : ’ a nse has béen suspension ts passage under change ne. vice H. O. Roge . each point as { present manner of of 9 718 ere dull, easy and 1-14 ing. New | wh eine. dee ts—Plour Aer | KANSAS 4 7 good : of the rules Ac will ect Jan 1 rs, resigned. The Iy buyin discounted t reports, the t was k postin 8e for middling, an Ge lower on basis 8 eat. 48,00 bu: corn 38 1035 ur, 7,681 bris: | n > , ember 20.—Receints ea; 7 tis bill Jets in a —— cording to report . wary 1. g presents don’t forget your bh The in te al ‘ nown an points © deferred mo futures declined 4@7 fipments—Flour, 424bris;' bu; oats, 10,800 be’ would not good ones here tou Pts cattle, 609 2 #1 for 100 finest rile Of sufficient diesel Pensioners which Probable Adi..,...... Buy him a blanket at ore. mne easing dullness of trade, the unge ment | tittle enough was done lu in eetering most | 17,100 bu. + wheat, 8.000 bu; corn, | strong: ee r. Receipts hose J * mensions to exh djournment To-Mo J. B. Sickles’ Saddi — aenut any — t — the com- whether 2 u Aud it to their interest lo © 2 1 22 oy 79s b Country Prod ELGIN — he Post-Diararen. Sr : „but Oh My.” — 0. mber 90.—Probably — Mode the special order foe te ate ring 8 or sell. n on us, | May.) 87 56% 2 8 n AP Fair d arg seliers asking 2 Dame con firm 2: Loum, December 20 1588. Pleasant Pur 5* remarkable tan esday in January second L A. GAYLORD @ © — 64 y emand, but eas at the open! small lots selling at th . — — — gative of ) , ce @ declination * ered Stock O., 2285; winesap, f 25 Genitin E. ag. Cheese qui at figure Locau * 2 3 ustard a a be gt — honor instanced tn the case the Judiouss Comme ene aon instroctin 2 Brokers, 307 Olive st. m . ie Be 75 Pend goed "yeoman beauty 325 1 skims Save 4 ; full Tix. Thermo’r SPIO ou SOE Weather artic. In ‘ . power of Fed nquire into th —ꝛ ea eee ‘ 9 . — — Dire 'n vel 1 er, stomach and ov eral Courts 0 a 125 2 1 rm « 6800 ˖ A Vell 5 Parely vegetanin whol is gn I. Arn over. v. re- MONEY. 36 ay eS 122 sy old and” brisk; sun- Ma 2 and Petroleum. DS sw Be - se: 1 glass vials y in bies itch Oregon offered lo : an 400 4015 fo: ‘RG, December 20 —p — air, B Pi 1 a wri and resolu BZ pream- ers; peel ame for choice | Steady. etroleam Maximum te Y druggists. . very . — of War for inte tions Calling on the Secre New Youx, 5 f ge, Bae for eo ors aad wilco teat, Evap- was bid. Prices opened at 6c. and at 1 42 2 but N e —— A. Post-Dispatch Chapel. «tion as — d at the Stock Exchange this m — 1 opening and halves, Sate wot 9 ennd, mixed. rer og . AE O., December 3 1 * ver, 4.2; rise 0.4. . ; F weak. first was remarkably » 10@14¢ for unpeels © fornew;evap-| WILMINGTON. i 6. 4. 0 rar Of the organization ef Mackey declined . declines of trom % to 1% | POTAT es. Swaine." and 14@1¢ for Deeled. | 33qc, December 20.—Turpenting arm. Sergeant Signal Corps, U. 5. . : H Chapel of th ad no ambi cw En while five oyna! figures, the latter in S, Peerless ont’ Aut, seedy. Rose — Weather — 4 © St. Louis percent. 7 ther stocks were do WI B ens and Beauty of He at 55@ eather Bulletin ‘4 ner by a ball ana “al as fo lar in the early dealing: . Tertees were ir- Na 40 | 7 amy | 77 | £6%4 ing to quality. — A “®©hanged at 70@90c, accora. | much n er; December 20.—Wheat arrty SERVICE. U. B. 4 43 Olive eee rs. Grand cordial, Ele has Senna girm, though Missouri Pacine e eke peing | — — | 82 3 zg IDs. | Quiet ana cer at ‘arrive, “dulet, but ed Wheat and corn 2 2315 ede * e : reet, Elaborate $1,000,000, ew K 5 1 co Cc mand. bat supply « y; | steady; and corn frm © Lane w en at7 3 ’ an n N RN. ream 1 amdie ; n Count a. tha Parations have been athe wished An was ing and Currency, reported back — Nn f De; Kigin — fancy, 24@26e: Wee duote: aenther—Hard frost Californie —— shade higher. a 0 a is 0 the ne F 28 36 - Dai h tions 6d at to te ing it i — by the 7. Pair resolution, calling on the fe raver rene for small fractions onic em ainder | Mae’) 2518 | a . 36% a tions, a shade more; . holders offes oa 25 50 4/8 2 aa Moaned tbe pian J. N 1 — than sasury for the fon eng int * the rately active gore at 11 o'clock the market ‘is — — — 2 | 288 — — er b country, make, 2 17 8 175 84% td; V. nee 64; red winne | rann 3 Be F | oh) Stateor 2 ‘anos which bt, perhaps whether ormation: Fi N car x to weak, * = — — quality. Roll- N > * 12¢, | Mixed W n cor Ore 7s 847 5 & 7 | Occasion. he those , of late, any portion of the m rst, zw RK, mber 20 — OATS, choice Northern 18@ Near-by at 1224 > tin D rin corn quiet, at 4s . 8s 10d ; a ' * Weather fit dea and their fer Positors who are fond of such ated by the sundry civil oney appropri. | &@7 cent. Bar silver, Gone’ Money on call is | 922..| 25% ona CHEESE — wi ; 1 ton bernd from United Kingdom pace much do- e ’ 7 friends and Pecting to gee things were ex. | been expe bill of last ve ö — Si May | 32 | 25% 25% ; Thi isconsin tun or wheatand corn. dom not much doing yaad 8 ad nothing to Mr. Mackey eclipse nd mn iss ar has 22 | 20% 2% | 25%@% a nols do do, 10% Ie: skims. a 11½ 12. LIVERPOOL, D 43| -IO NW ae Of the gathering § “* SSO — „large denomination asury notes of ee | Bat J : diet Young Ameri. i in poor demands uber 20; 3:30 p. m. 32! -15 SE : “4 : ring. van Wyck % magi! denomi: tion. — ott notes. ot 1 — —— dan ae 7 ; w sales oP es, 288 pkgs. Firm and good és. — ; Western, Bis: prime e 62s 6d, Rede 34 “sine * Clear i 1 ‘ : “a 4 2 00°... 7 31822 ece . 168 e . oy! e, IRA? Cova detore i My ee tte Peeters r [EP agg | machine. met Slled'and otherwise preg icechouse | Wheat The deinand bas ee tm at She 7 1 Sue) flea 25 2 AYNE’s E at disease . Gro. D. CO. December 20 b since the Passage of an de. | rm. Government securities. 2. te. 8 quiet and — 41.12 111.90 wore GAME—Fi ial „Arm do spring, 7s Sad. firm 0.2 winter, 27 ioe, : 5 A. . the 128; es: As. 1 24 ———ĩ— ̃ ͤ—— Se fm and in good de demand; firm at 95 10d N - Flour is in poor : 8. ve. (Claas, a. expectoration \PECTORART, an Wyck bas slipped off —Senator 4 what authority were act * 2 cou ns, 1108s : Pacific 6 7 . cou ns, — LARD. er CArcasses, Fe: veniso mand. We quote: | t. 40 74 firm: . c orn is In Poor de 3 20 -f NW r. te id relieves sore dope down ater his re- to Nebraska to look | it sum was expend in 1 and —— . December 20, 3 p. m — 95. 1 Jan 6.6 86©= CS 6a ee, DB; wild turkeys, Gd ve 7 * saddles, S@Ge ebruary dull 48 or January, 4s 1 2924 — 42 N Clear, * Freak u ness of le ection. As is understood „oy many of such destruction; | ~ * the afternoon the stock market Ant we frst deb 6.35 2 6.25 6.2h5a $1.50; pheasants, 33,50; i rouse. $5; qu t week from 47 4, The Tecelpts of wheat f g 9} 2 * os c t . gh OOo” Waste et 9 | as a ers to continue er stead. The an were re was a rally —r 1 $1.75; teal.” “wu ‘ood And , rican corn, 26,300 quarter. pts 2 : ; io . “+ Plan is understood 88 supporters, | Aopted. resolution was During ame steady, and continued sf ug 2 the W 2 8 8 dover sivas $2.00, re head, $3: can? — — ii) “1518 seh Fs N ee, Flower Mission. > he be Republican ecancus. go and decided t bour the market Was mor 25. m. Feb 3.74 . 5 5.05 ont ESSED Pd JLTRY—Markets Ae, 230 L 7 1156 sw me — 5 4, H. smi — ka Democrats that th It is said by ¥ weak. 4 A May 5.66 5.87 77 88. ckens and turkeys and demand 8 dare K 182 : 2 An. 10 th, Cooper, — is divided as tothe esn, in OSTON, Bee ere gurrent — — 1 18-7 5.92 olce fresh turkeys sold at ao ie en- — — 5 3 San : . + Miss Jennie Vosburgh ‘ing Van Wyck that mcy of sup- 53: 76, 86 oe Mexican bonds: * — — rough and r at Siege 8 3B, — — — Bs . te © were the members presen: ‘ell bow the * it is impossible 12%. * + Scrip, 7880: — 12852 Movements of Wheat and Corn 1 — 2 thin and poor tock large — 25 * — > * don meeting to-dav. — mes: opened or Scember 20. 12:30 p.m * r — | RECEIPTS - ra. Soa possi for large tet cna pS y Sop 22105 vind — [Cottle.| Hogs. baci mules 123 —— ; 5 ’ a ' bs Se . : — —— 1 . 1 1 L. r 3 ase’s Fine Remitied. — tpn count, ee or money and 100% for the ac- Wheat i Dan . H)PMENTs. a BHOOM CORM. ——— Wan g rough — ee eee 1.241 8.40% 1 565 144 oes oe cards ast ee barrels rn der 20.— The President | imported — prin Rom Band, on patent 100% fo: — at 100 3-16 for money and Sn 15,8681 303-815; * coed Corn. |e ers, Amate; self-working, ‘a@ke; hur ide CATTLE ras —. 9 1,154) 1.14. 174 80 K 422 ü 5 dy for distribution a on hove 1 case of Eline E. Case — 2 * — — copyrighted), and oy dor 4 ; BPG a puiraukes | 34-3051 >= "409 10-340 187655 * * aas as per head, top rate tor | cauken? ate SIe: poor, 4@lec, and her. Se feeling strong and war. good — slaw tom ty Piezah, Ala. writes: ud and —̃ 1885. of obtaining a Pension ond bene da} by Matthews Whitak etree 122.650) 33,550) 3 aha on’ 900 1 GRASS 8 DS—Firm. Timothy ra being shar td h to ad ce, com — 806 f w 8 3 ais, Mo. Doar Sir: The gti @ $1 Goat tthe Joliet Peattentiary e im ers, 41 North Third street, St: Lown nie’ | Miteapoiss| e ,, "2-283 | dag frueret st $5004.00, red top ee Hike | {Seay Other grades aise wit ii peace during x) ee: 7 N : a ie was Paz as 1 ulut h.. S 10 COTTON * se. a neral market can and - (26 oa ree eS Lung Balm you Roath in 1868 urg n pension of + — Kansas 88.8 9 <..| 1 ON SEED—seiii;, 2 ling last uoted r than the 12:8 4 sont me did fan in „ for ru . and K 1858 bh S ; Phi as City 14.000 9 Gag ee Cor eee HEMP SEED—Firm at $9.25 per ton. Rl week. rates oe * ‘Cam ote 7 good. Tenc! the testimone ap Om S applied Ee 127746] 1. 2. 21,000} FLAXSEED—s ae og, Pure test. o4) QUOTATIONS —Good to “iS 112 = Bd me five tere rn that Mie een ~ 14,489, “3.1991 “B:20h| Caston Beaten, {At 98c: pure test Ease fair to medium, Be B. = ake |: |Goudl en Tar ' he was wron, — admitte Stock n Pre We d cholee, 2 30 . e ners” steers, talr te — 5 — bottles 8 — it as to e {ime of the = — . * of Grain in St. Louis Elevators, — Tat Siac; No. 2 and branded at Tyo. eee and heifers — — 8 25 ; coun cates rise; : pony ; rifier. ther co the war. mB - Whes We ncured Ic® ® less: oa Duis and S5O@2.25- 1 „ $2. 10 com 8 1 think with Of age, and is in Lie pate ie now about 65 veare 1 - ; 63 61%) 5 Wheat Corn Oats Rye — Western. No. 1 At 6c. me 3 dl IL 40 75 native Gane $2. 7583.50; — f : 5 A . mes my wife will be — of his — 2 — — — nes east of th =] Sag Sta 88! 66° | Fo-dayacsi, = —5 bu. | das | Perey e 10c; dry salted, 125 damaged, 10c; clus’ | “Kepper bead: Texans, $20 500°"? veal ‘calves, — 9 " “Sent made the * ent. S'pp!, wéuld arrive e 22 S0 8 5 „31. 50 TUN Se —— , BrESW ’ ’ , Drpsentative ales: 2 8 *pplication of following indorsement e when the „Der what w 42% 4215) 4i1 Sat’dy /4.541 909 ] pon sie) Doo 299'22.266) 96.810 AX—S E Indications. * — ee 0 e on: On the new er did aerics. ca- | 4enta- ™ We-e-- 46 3 1 2 i t ° 9 1,090,715 55 57 . 7 * DEER SKIN * or choice. NATIONAL 8TOCK * eon “tive Delegation. Breer ss tng ma uty He dishonestiy drew „ N ese, and ie nie elas Hs 8 5 —— r a | weg | be ig 18884 orang “SHEEP i ese less; green, g iat damaged 2 sea. Bape D. 3 Castleman has ealled a mess. Ftd ior a * — years; | tbe. 75 anne 7 1348 125 125 125 To 2 2.229.578 245 13) 9 A e te 82 dry” be ; lamb skins Sader att £2 choice : fon to the State General ais 8 of his detection’ — 5%, ss t'dy (3.927.000, Fas aaa) aFF Bee terete) ones. Tt. , + shearlings, ‘ate n ohn An a Very Gu — a is y opens The Deacon's — ** E 113 | 18 a3; — 22 2. . 0" 2 We quote: Prime ive geese ate legislation will ing. lea ö false coloring 4 **went to Shay 10% 301s, ta) 2 ae 2 ete (stock largely erer f sacks, and 4ic in small Seer’ bd vocate the appear * the fine 224 28. e tacts. pieces all at once. The 3214, 3 72 | 100 - Louis Markets. unripe, guilly, ete ." es re Prime white); *Spport of — plaste old-style a Sei 32 | 32 RNOow icken (ary ; mixed, and old 18882 : Pacific Railread Funding Bill rere giving up the ghost more | pont Tenn. 5 ll... 74 Faye 4/72 2 . f encontagement hor. * repe Dercent. + duck, 200; tare 3 ocd — — ttt ‘ ; — bs — ve Clieguct Cham By Telegraph to the Post- Ch RCS. een * 3346) N — . wer stock market in New 7 d a * teady ss the improved corkage . ©., Decomie en e n—„»„— corkage. reement bas hoon „ betes amicable ison’s, 2’ CTOHlOL. Ask for Ben. | e Central... -°""” 3y 1 —— . Ka — * or Was — about the consideration — ees J 17 1015 ay * rr , ͤſ=—. ⸗ ̊Wꝛ/WMW e r neee ‘ : Mrs. John — bill. Orisp bas im 6185 * ae O44 156 | ibe | 332 Sim) 52% 19 113 70 — — — rr „„ f „„ „„ „„ „ 6 „6 ee 33 „„ „% „„ oo „„ „„ „46 „% * * „„ „„ „„ 225 — wer. but — N — A. Ot get any: and Fe eee "1.08
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271. * as ** ae * * */* * * 3 *. 2 te 4 - ay" — 5 — X (Boston Designs.) f N * 3 = e ; 4 PRIVATE matters skillfully treated, and medi- _ ‘eimesfurnished. Dr. Dins deer, 814 Pine street. pn. Wurrrienr,617 st. Charles, eures diseases q , indulgences. Oall or write. | PITY THESE REDSKINS. ie | [fhe Seminole Indians in Florida P irsecuted By Settlers and Visitors. | 3 _ Patarxa, Fia., December 20.—The recent ents that the Seminole Indians in Dade Monroe Counties were about to massacre whites, and that war dances have been jd in the Everglades during the last two „ and that the men are said to have Monned their paint and feathers, have been in- ted. There is no danger ofany war. dians are really the objects of persecu- sion from the whites. The males among the inoles of all ages will not exceed 850. They ve most antiquated guns and little ammuni- ame and pumpkins and potatoes. ey 2 have gait and not sufficient clothing. They area yniserable, dirty, ragged, hungry set, but their whiefs are descend om the proudest fam- wee of Creeks, Chickasaws and Cherokees. nite men have been pushing into the country e n. They live on call their own for several years. Not only e game wasted and driven out of their the better weapons ofthe invaders, t their hogs and cattie are killed and them- gelves insulted by the invaders. This perse- cution is inflicted not alone by the white set- tiers, but by Northern hunting parties, who \create havoc among the Indians. The Indians ve vainly appealed for redress, but no one ms disposed to aid them. THE ONLY M’NICHOLS Mas Christmas presents for everybody and I leordially invite you to come and examine my — stock of Toys, Pianos, Hobby -horses, agont, Music-boxes and also my fancy line of Carpets, Lace Curtains, Furniture, Stoves and Queensware. I havea complete stock of Parlor Suits, manufactured by myself, finer and cheaper than you can buy elsewhere. I will sell at such slaughtering prices this com- week, which will cause a sensation in room Suits, Biankets, Comforts, Foot , Easy Chairs and Willow Rockers. Bear in mind. The Great Reduction Sale com- neces Monday, Vecember 20, Orly for One eek. Do not miss this Grand Opportunity, it will pay you well to call. 1022, 1024, 1082 and 1084 Market street. Open every evening until 9 o’clock. | St. Aldemar’s Election. St. Aldemar Commandery No. 18, Knight s "Templars, have chosen their officers as fol- lows: Eminent Commander, Geo. T. Murphy; Generalissimo, William H. Etter; Captain- ‘General, Henry B. Kane; Prelate, A. C. Rob- Inson; Benior Warden, Junior Warden, Charles H. Stevens; Treas r, J. G. Cash; Recorder, F. Rickart Se Bearer, Julius D. Sims; Swor „George H. Garrett; Warder, Willlam Bryan. | The Present of Presents. Just received two more copies ‘‘Love’s Young Dream. The finest artist proof out, and cheap. Heffernan, 312 North Seventh street. — china, furniture, toys, ete. Dr’g’ts. Mrs. Jacques, his wife’s mother. 2 3 . * oy ta) 2 : oy 1 — —— A MOB’S UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORTS TO PU- RIFY THE MORALS OF RED BANK. An Exciting Incident in a New Jersey Town— West Induces a Crowd of His —4 Gang to Flight—. A Would-Be Victim’s Bold Stand. By Telegraph to the Post-DIsPaTcH. — Rep BANK, N. J., December 20.—Frederick 8. Reckwell, who eloped with the wife of Sid- ney West, was arrested in Kansas, and on being brought back was accused of adultery, of abducting Mr. West’s little daughter, who accompanied her mother, andof embezzling money from Mr. Walker. He was released on bail in Freehold the other day, and, contrary to advice of friends, he came back to Red Bank to live. On Friday night it is alleged that he stayed at the West cottage here, where Mrs. West is living with her mother. Mr. West is living with his children in North Long Branch, at his father’s house. It has been rumored about town. that both Rockwell and Mrs. West had used expressions that showed lack of penitence for their conduct, and accordingly when a story got abroad that Rockwell was defying public sentiment by yisiting Mrs. West there was a great deal of excitement. All day Saturday there were little discussions among town folks that boded no good for Rockwell,and at night, about 9 o’clock, when Mr. West entered Mr. Thomas Eustace’s salooh and made known the fact that he had seen Rockwell going into his wife’s house and had followed him and had been ordered out by his wife and Rockwell both, the crowd, that were mostly friends of Mr. West, became excited and made their way toward the house of Mrs. West. On the way they made many threats against Rockwell. When they arrived at the house Rockwell was not to be found. The mob was out for a lark and so they toek possession of the house and sent out for a keg of beer which was brought in a few minutes later. Then Mr. West gave the details of his encounter with Rockwell and his wife a short time be- After he had seen Rockwell enter, he He was admitted by As soon as he got in he began to abuse his wife and Rockwell whom he found inthe front room. He called the couple every name he could think of. Rockwell ordered him out and 80 dic Mrs. West. She said if he did not go she would go for a police- man and it was at this juncture that he had de- parted in search of his friends. During this account by Mr. West the boys were busy drinking the beer. The keg had been set up in the middle of the kitchen but pretty nearly all the rst floor ofthe house was occupied. Not finding enough glasses to accommodate all they took tin pans and pails. Some even emptied jars of preserves in order to use the jars to drink out of. A PLUCKY WOMAN. During these proceedings Mr. West disap- eared. The mob was tting full. After est had ieft his wife and Rockwell to go out for his friends, Mrs. West and her mother had left Rockwell to take care of the house while they went out to have Mr. West arrested. As soon as they left, Rockwell, aot liking the ap- pearance of things, thought it time to quit and so he went out the back door and through the yard and thence to his hotel. It was about this time that the mob arrived. Mrs. West and her mother got back while the mob was still n the house. One of the mob was in the act of filling a =e pan with beer. Mrs. West ordered them out. At the same time she grabbed the an of beer that was now about full and dashed it into the face of the member of the mob that was about to drink it to her health. The mob showed a disposition to hold the fort, but it was no match for Mrs. West in her own house, It then de- fore. knocked at the door. and it was sooninthe street. parted in search of Rockwell. In the meantime Rockwell had armed him- self and was about town ain. Speakin about the matter yesterday morning he said to a reporter: When I left Mrs. West’s house I heard the mob coming and Mr. West was talking to them. I thought it about time to skip and got out the back way where it was very dark. I made my way tothe hotel and got my pistol. Istarted down toward the center of the town and, when Igot to the gaslight opposite Dr. OConner’s 2,0u8e on Broad street, I 4 at - . : r “y, * . LA * 4 . * * . 9 s — > heard voices of H mob talking elegant loud and 1 stopped right under the light. When they came up I saw they numbered about fifteen and were armed with clubs. Iheard one say as they came up: ‘There he is.’ They were then on the opposite side of the street, but they started across. As they came near I simply stepped out so I could be seen piginty and with my pistolin my hand said: ‘Hello boys, what do you want?’ I don’t know of a word being spoken, but they walked away and I went down the street. It was about 11 o'clock, and I was passing a store where Mr. West works. I metthe night watchman and I stopped to speak to him. was ag under the gas light and in sight. I had been there but afew moments when asecond mob appeared from the opposite direction. It was headed by a clothing merchant in town and he was saying in a loud voice, ‘If we see Rock- well l' knock himdown and you jump on him.’ The other members of the party agreed. Well, they came up near and saw me and as before I walked up in sight with my pistol in my hand. No one spoke a word. “he leader looked me right in the face and neither he nor any one else said aword. They turned and walked out of sicht, and I had the night watchman accompany me to the hotel, where I have been ever since.’’ In regard to what occurred at Mrs. West's house Rockwell said: ‘‘Mr. West came in and began to abuse me. He called both Mrs. West and myself everything he could lay his tongue to. lafterward heard that Mr. West hada pistol in his pocket and was only waiting for me to strike or attempt to strike him, when he was going to kill me. But I knew better than to hit him as I was unarmed and Mr. West held his right hand suspiciously in his right hand coat pocket from the time he en- tered until he left.’’ Mr. West went to his home at Long Branch late Saturday and Mrs. Westand her mother, after cleaning up the traces of the mob, spent the night in the house of a friend. Rockwell left 8 for Hartford, being advised that it would not be to his advantage to be seen in Red Bank after Sunday. Nothing saved his being hurt except that the mob lacked the leaders. Yesterday, it was said that plenty of courageous leaders have been developing. Autograph Christmas Cards. Etchingson satin. See them. Regheffer & Koch, 1000 Olive, the place for pictures and frames for holiday gifts at lowest prices. 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Friends at a distance, send for our Illustrated Catalogue, select from it goods to the amount of } $12, and get a WATCH! | 5 F. W. HUMPHREY & CO. [3 Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, N. E. Corner Broadway and Pine. HATS | USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS) — CAPS CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HERE! And what to buy as a Holiday Gi t is the Perplexing Question. Allow us to suggest an elegant Tailor-Made Suit for Gent or Youth, in Sack, Four-Button Cutaway or Prince Albert, $18.50 to $35; for Young Gents, 815 te $18; same styles, $18.50 to $30. Satin-Lined Over- coats in imported Chinchillas, Fur Beavers, Meltons 5 and Kerseys, in Sacks and Surtouts, $15 to $45. BOYS’ SOITS, Special for the Holidays, $8.50 to. $22. 50. CLDpREN's SUITS, Xmas novelties, $3.50 to $15. Boys’ Overcoats, $3.50 to $15. Children’s Overcoats, $2.50 to $12.50. Gents’ and Young Men’s Trousers, elegant patterns, to $7.50. Boys’ Pants, $2 to 35. Pants, $1 to $3.50. $3.50 Long Knee Smok- ing Jackets, $7.50 to $15. 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Ladies’ and Misses’ FURS 0 and FUR TRIMMINGS. TOILET NOVELTIES and Rubber | | Goods of all kinds. UNDERWEAR—An immense varie- 2 ty,50c. to $5 per a Pig t . 3 “Garment. Linen a 2 Collars and Ouffs, | Dressing Robes at 3 $10 and upwards. i fi Gloves, in Scotch STORE OPEN to | 9:30 p. m. during COMING WEEE. ) All invited; come. 8 — oe pee ey 8 reine 38 é 3 f a = 4 4, 3 50 » 5a vie ye 5 . * Par 5 2 0