St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 31, 1886

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— - ey Ga i‘. wer , ee a aya PS ED aes - a LA eet Lae Bar oe” 7 Truman M, Post, D, D. -—s- ongregationalism in St, Louis has suffered 4 another loses in the death of Rev. Truman M. Post, D. D., which occurred» this Us morning at 5 o'clock at his residence, No. 8031 Tacasavenve, It was only last Februarv that | Rav. Dr. Goodell of Pilgrim Church died, = oss ‘ “a alling for some ’ a heart trouble against which we: yanoed age prevented him from bat- ting. At bis last appearance, which was at ee the installation of Dr. Stimson at Pil- about a month ago, he was was bts said b ‘ many years to have been the best ever @delivered. This clearness of force was not affected even by the pain he endured toward the close, and not until the opiates overcome him on k into unconsciousness, r he passed away, mak- peneay, oe * Log suc- e drugs, told oompleting , ose who have beard him "ae e a i ee BR. it Mies ‘Kate Post, ont A., Hayward and aughter, the late Mrs. D, OC. oung, died two years ago. Dr. Post had been a widower about twelve years. HIS EARLY LIFE through 76 years of in 1810 in the town of He was educated at the was so brilliant a = week honor s— to ‘pertect himself, a. the B.A. ; ta of ad bury, snd and qnarried enshaw | in ert Deane | a settied aypeaee y GE iy Jackson- city . Hewasea seacunbed abolitionist. and fearless, but he did not withhold his opinions in bis new field of labor. He e eburech he wasa Congregationalist pe a Presby , but that he would be tor on one condition, that he should inetalled. The abolition movement 80 B+ seat and his aay @2 the ahehmnd panes © t edairs, out o r) angi first Ty; Cbureb- in Mis First rd yoo he ts refer- to the Trini wae ane revent Unitarian ‘ean This word ure » where services were held ago when the new edifice on neoarGrand, was Seoupled. % aocoun Mies -> * ‘ ne | : . ; : =* - ' in % wos — — Op rot ; ob > . © | ” x 7 ing & fice Dnt, “as of the | vores Pier Bre ote ror Say Pont agnarte -_ hy oe aioe oT % & et ce, a rae 4 cis Pa nay wie 5 ee ahs WR» a NR ee vee Wh = = meee > te Pigrs Me nae” paps toe Raves Wot and Health | held a consultation in the Mayor's office over a ie Gaia a — f4o cane sore em aeaenemeresrnrenaute ti ft OY * —— ni 4 ’ > , abel O J oa a es * : Tate nd Ane a ; - f ee x + ings ; Y an Same esi is + et TP Gh ¥ ft. j es | wt & ad i 1886 | : ¢ a a . 7 Shed * ét a ‘ov aru. S bs ve p rae ay + . aay he %e ps + Tee te, ee wl so! Si} sy s : ets ’ 2s ~ 4 . : > ie ee, re a A ad 4 . > es. * one F » oe, rr eh: Me ah - 4 s Pa ke, Se Ye, OR eee ps oie a6 a se C ‘aoe woh BS > vate ih lies” POOR eae 7 wa Pe i 7 — ~S* ;¥ fom rv" » , : % ~ ' . . . - > ‘Toronto, Ont., pmger weleesy iA thril- ‘were a account of a trip on a wildcat train oak ine Beaty is told by es, brok Sale Fen ie : m e m re teme ts & and commenced ry aaa mountain side. not stir from thi their. seats. The cars reacheda safet awiteh, a dis- tance of twomiles from lace they broke loose from the loneche ve one minute. The passenger car caught the safety switch and was piled on the o site incline, a complete wreck. The = gage car, W which did not contain any pas- sengers, went on down the main line and did not leave the t number of passengers were killed and others received bably fatal injuries. Bome miracu- usly escaped almost uninjured. Scalded ‘and Frezen. Toronto, Ont., December 81.—A Win- nipeg dispatch states that a shocking ac- cident occurred onan up freight special on the Eastern division of the Canadian Pacific Ron ghod of ni we mafore last, two miles Vepig A carpenter named “Gordon, trom P Arthur, was riding on engine 269, together with brake- man redericks, fireman gg | Brun- e nell, and Engineer Ramsey, n the crown sheet felland the boiler burat. The that they coul frightful rush of steam blew the three first-named men out of the engine onto the track, where they had to lie in the coid with ‘the temperature 40 below zero. All were cohen scalded and frozen. Gordon died two hours after with a broken back. The fireman had one leg broken and was badly frozen on the face, hands and feet. he brakeman was badly scalded and smashed about the face, but was able towalk. The engineer escaped injury. Frozen to Death, By Telegraph to the PosT-DISPaTcH, MatTToon, [tt., December 41.—John Wilson an aged [Irishman who had tarried too long at the flowing bowl, was dis- covered lying on the floor of his small house yesterday, almost frozen to death. Medical aid was of no avail, and he died last night. He lived alone. BUBNED IN THE NIGHT, Destructieon of an Immigrant Hotel in Chi- cago—Probable Loss of Life. Cuicaao, December 31,--Shortly before 8 o’clock this morning, fire broke out in the second story of a three-story frame building, Nos, % and 97 Canal street, known asthe Minnesota House. It is a transient stopping place for the poorest classes of immigrants, and last night, as usual, was crowded to ite utmost capacity, with people from all parts of continental Europe. Fortunately the fire wae discov- ered in its incipient stages, and two male employes gave an alarm. Fire companies arriv in time to render great aid to the unfortunates in the upper stories, whose méansof escape were en- tire) = off§ Two servant girls were in- jur jumping, and several lodgers and bruised. All esca in lite tle more than their night clothing, ‘The firemen are m@king a careful search of the building, which was badly gutted, ex- ctin ng to find some ofthe faadularassén, suf- ocated or burned’ to death, as several were missing, but so far no victims have been discovered, The loss tothe propri- etor of the establishment is small, err Eee Now Warrants. : James Fenlon accuses James Miller of as- sault to Kill, Edward McMahon and M. Caudele are menene with stealing underwear from Simen Kate Hogan is charged with assaulting Kate O’Brien with a potato masher. TT Beedler MeQuade, New Yorn, December 81,—Judge Pratt in the Supreme Court at Brooklyn took the papers of counsel for the defense and prosecution in the McQuade case, and re- served his decision until Monday or Tues- day of next week onapplication for a stay of proceedings. More Prehistoric Houses, From the Academy. Dr. Schliemann, accompanied by his wife, has left Athens essed He age up the Nile as far as the second ract. He hopes to be able to begin stenvetionn in Crete in the spring, on his return from BE Oneinally he had intended resuming his work at Mykene, in the hope of dis- eovering the palace of the Atreidzw. His ealculation was that about one hundred taborers would be ane sary, during three years. for moving the accumulated debris in the acropolis andin the lewertown. How- ever, the Greek Archmologieal Society re- solved upon taking the matter in hand, and has n engaged on the work since June last. te the small number of laborers employed (sixteen) the work has » | Bone on slowly, No gold ornaments have een found excepta gold wire in spirals. The surmise thata prehistoric building would come te light been verified. On this sub Dr. Scblie toafriend: ‘ Mekene and that on 7 aay at es ig i Dg 4s " 4 Rod ee ts % tp ‘s ae Nites a a 5 : we a , = : ie —— =e re ” THE PLACE Fi FILLED, HON. EDWARD STANHOPE APPOINTED LORD CHAR IETOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. Smith to Retain His Office—The Liberal- Unionists Refuse to Enter the Government but Will Support It— Austria Seared by the Russian Bear—Servia Negotiating with the Balkan States for a Confederation in the Event of War—Foreign News. says: ‘*The Cabinet is prepared to give any post to the Liberal-Unionista except that of Premier, Efforts will be made to induce Sir Michael Hicks-Beach to become the successor of Lord dolph Churebill as leader of the House of Commons, if the negotiations for a coalition should fail. he HICKS-BEACH’S ag en In the course of his r Ag i tion that waited upon hy and last ‘ets Michaeb Hicks-Beach said: ‘‘We ont the full support of the Unionists. which, cannot properly be given & part of them are outside the oa. Owing to regretful Remar anyeg Hr ance was lost last. summer. ehance has recurred, If yo aot atete influence the Liberal-Unionist leaders so that they shall avail themselves of that chance,doso, Thereis not a man in the Cabinet who is not willing to make any sacrifice to obtain such a result. The matter will rest with you and your lead- ers,’ THE TIMES REGRET The Times regrets the loss of 8 coalition ministry through the opposition of the Conservative rank and file. It says it cannot look with much hope to the work of the coming session of Parliament. Irish and foreien affairs will task the ministers to the utmost. The aera with which the Conservatives profess to be ready to face the trials in store for them, can only be praised at the expense of their intelligence. CHURCHILL’S SUCCESSOR, It is semi-officially stated that Rt. Hon. William Henry Smith will retain the of- fice of Secretary for War. The Rt. Hon. Edward Stanhope will succeed Lord -Randolph Churchill as Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the Kar! of Carnarvon will take the office of Colonial ng fy t & which Mr, Stanhope now holds. The other officers will rema unchanged. HARTINGTON AND SALISBURY. Lord Hartington, after a conference with Goschen this morning, called on Salisbury and informed him of the deci- sion of the Liberal Unionists to refuse to enter the Conservative Cabinet, although they would continue to support it. Austro-Hungary. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE. Vienna, December 21.—Herr von Tisza, the Hungarian Premier,is now in this city conferring with the Emperor and the Austrian Ministers. There are rumors that the resignation of Churchill from the British Cabinet has induced Austria to seek a closer alliance with Germany. Events are tending toward a renewal of the triple alliance, PRINCESS METTERNICH’S PRIZE. Princess Metternich has obtained a prize for the best composition in an anonymous literary SomIpennen. SERVIAN GOVERNMENT’S NEGOTIATIONS. BUCHAREST, December 31.—The Servian Government has opened confidential ne- powemne fora confederation of the var- ous Balkan States in the event of war. Beigium,. STANLEY AND THE KING. BRUSSELS, December 81.—Henry M. Stanley, the explorer, an interview lasting an hour with & Leopold yes- terday. ? The Dominion. FAILURES FOR THE YEAR 1886. ToronTo, December 31.—The business failures throughout Canada as re- ported to Dun, Wiman & Co.’s Mercan- tile Agency, indicate thatfor the year 1886 the Bum bor is 1,252 # with liabilities of $10,386,000, against 1,256 fail- ures in 1885, with liabilities of $8,811,000, The avera e liabilities of each Saliuae in ee $8,204, as against an average of $7,065 _ Railroad Passenger and Traffic Rates. Chairman George H. Daniels of the Central Passenger Rate Committee has issued @ call for a meeting of representa- tives of lines in the territory west of Buf- faloand Pittsburgh and east of the Mis- sissippi River for the purpose of drawing up a8 new tleasing rate sheet. ». ae be ‘ may ae Sie Sie #ty ; »i? > ‘ - ~ ver te 2 - Pe Goes : ¢ ae a oon m* ‘> : A eae ; - mil >> ‘ > Pas "Fae s € ia ' : . 2; 4 2 » | we ee * ry Paus ‘ ay ook oe - ae , . ee we cae AR 4 2 ‘ . ‘ x o ¢ 4 JERCOAT! wa NI * f | ” 7 il ‘make economical buyers ___ GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE FOR MEN'S AND BOYS’ WEAR. a er ere re eae ee te PROPER CAPERS. WHAT RULES CALLERS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MUST OBSERVE. Reception Tolilettes of Ladies—Character of Refreshments— Wine Tabooed—SUk Hats and Prince Alberts fer Gentlemen—Full Zvening Dress Permitted the Ladies— Renugth of Calis—Hours for Calling— Complete Diagrams. The old custom of New Year's calls is dying | out. Seare the old callers. Year by year the features are changed; the baid pates of the ancient beaux grow fewer, and the curly brown heads of i § the callow youth are seen more frequently. Forty years ago in St. Louis there were no calis made. Then there arose some society. The leaders of the period thirty-five years ago are the backbone of society to-day. They saw the adoption of society’s conven- tions, though a very liberal construction they then putupon its rules. St. Louls im those days was out of the world of fashion-plate. It didn’t exactly eat with its knife, but i¢ has learned a few things since. Gradually out of its freedom, its easy happy- go-lucky style of doing things, it climbed to the height of absolute obedience to the conventions. Adogen years ago callers on New Year's Day would wear full evening dress. Justa year or two iater they found thut was amistaken idea. Now they are as ocemees as the New Torpare » a8 obedient to ovesy see of fashion as the most fastidious on dude. “The gospel) of no dress-coats during the day was preached first in me eriod that saw Est, wp ht ny Charles ley, Ohasjos Greele Ed Switser, racey, OCreery and Thos. C. Doan, mona lights. They were of the strictly correct cote- rie, but were not leaven enough to leaven the whole lump. It has taken other am ences, and these have so eperated that he as in the East, aman in society dares as ji oe 3 incorrect as a woman to be seine. ionabie. the youn calling. TO-MORR men and the old eit will do some An active propricties of conduct where experience, not rules, can be the only de That is nowise depreciating the rules are essential on New Year’s Day as on aitues day in she ear, And eve one is founded in node common sense. There are no frills on oad behavior, are ten tolrecetve have receptions. entirely scorned by those who have not. An unmarried lady enol | g ig nse receive except with a marri t is usual, Bsa ever, for the eldest cannuked ae there. is no mother to r vy & married lady. are invited to st these receptions, and in the etiquette of New Year’s Day they occupy nearly the same rank as the In the business world it would of them tb are The hostess ration of the receptic rooms may be deemed a ry The of the hostess must of course be o when such @ course la intended. The aa ments should be served he 9 Fon adjoin the reception roo A e ae be laid, bat the ec rs should be di spo about the room and not at the Wing ye but few callers are expected, nes served now as formerly in = HR ys guests are given rivate rooms sometimes, ~~ te the correct bolng. Coffee uae taken the place of wine, apd is nearly as destructive of the Callers’ equilibrium if many calls are made. Dainty pastry, cold meats delicately served, and the usual items of a cold lunch are served. The wear full eyening dress, For- the term is a or er them than with menand allows more variety. They are allowed to dispense with gioves as they are expected to be frequen ; engaged about the table an loves would hardly survive an our’s com panv with eatables in presentable cendition. These aastonnn? should be ladies of the hostess’ own » anes and the most entertaining obtainable. Dey should arrive ready to receive by 10 o' ele the morning, and remain, if possible, un $| ii nh yon in the evening at least i etye yn above all showid not path be of an portion of evening dress. hat the white tie, the patent | ke-tail are as uch rohivited as the 4s a he aboreviated Mag ® is silk bat, greater number would make too much work hostens or oe gta lady 1 tod bin eee Ate ue to him some time On Suberind the house . a #4 know! a, a a Pte but this is not} | A RE eT: a oe ut estoy ruler tp the servant nversation should be as ey re as 5 sible with as taate 9 allusions to the as posstert. tess-e fs are fee “irevions oe ir fica = i RS "ates teas ur the calls are continued, ing houses w where Babre'is torbe an’ be Foot oe There are other minor points to be obse but these are the rene central truths t everyone muet Mage Bare Yo a READY FOR NEW YEAR, ‘ ACTIVE PREPARATIONS AT THE WHIT HOUSE FOR TO-MORRKOW’S RECEPTION. , AA Magouificent Floral Decorations—The Presi- ; dent Remains Indoors and Attends tof} _ Basiness— National Bank F¥xaminerf, Scriba’s Successor Appointed—The Tele-] phone Suit—The Public Debt Reduction | Wasuineton, D. C., December 31.-- Workmen are busy preparing the White House for the reception to-morrow. Th’s flora] decorations of the east room are al- ready in and the rem i in c ster ee ta ae ae anes build THE PRESIDENT BUSY. | The President remained quietly in & private room this morning looking over matters of current business. He was com- pelle to abandon his intention to atteni Logan’s funeral owing to the in- clement weather. All the members of the Cabinet except Secretary Lamar, whi is absent from the city, will attend th funeral services. The Telephone Suit, WASHINGTON, D. ©., December S81. Counsel for the Government in the té phone suit are hard atwork f the bill to be filed in the att Court. The suit w ctl’ ed | against we Bell Pray a 308 sub- Fg Pooh ee we * Otherwise the bill will be led by the Government in the 0 suit, It is expected that ther l be ted next mat and owt Jud F f District Court and Judge the Circuit Court will try the case, . not known whether or not Justice @ the United States _ agrees Court, who: circuit includes Bosto 1 tak part al ing the which down for fhe nD May next, Seriba’s Successor. x --‘Wasnercron, D. C,, December ot es Vv. P. Snyder, Deputy Compr ene’. oars Qurrency, has been appointed éxan er of national banks at the cities of } bed rk, Brooklyn and Jersey City, in pla xP Mn. ; beriba, wh © has here Le Reduced Eight Millions. : Wasuinetron, D. C., December Sh The public debt statement to be issued agg will probably show a reductia “debt during the past month of iietle. over eight million dollars. | " GITY PERSONALS, ©. Judah is visiting her sister Conner of New York City will be . Mrs. } 3, Weeks to-morrow, Ra KS daeeRse es in 6 ough os Pa =p rn ms ee ae ae talked r whore is. cara iat the family @ gBour TOWN. : Ee Foe ae years ’ ape , Of the firm of old disor THE weekly report of the 12 Sootet lr se. 8 and 36 warned a Sieeedap ari Sth a see in th we anes city succe ope dey and in take her back I. She refus Ho ro AR husband : om any to d place ee and said |

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== —— ~ —— amen to tip the servant in nid be as bright as pos- ions to the weather ¢ ble. ~ the day with Rae vpasistante are per the callers any gentie- to be present. It my gentieman whe lous aves E a who doer pected to 2 nded on f points to be ubse 24 central truths NEW YEAR Was S AT THE WH ROW’S RECEPTION, porations—The Presi- oors and Attends to Bank Freaminer Appointed—The Tele-| Debt Baduction C., December 31.~— preparing ths White on to-morrow. The the east room are al- Sepetaia touche brigh Outside the mework for the storm cd in expectation of , and a bridge bas he court to afford an the center of th DENT BUSBY. hained quietly in his morning look aes over miness. He was com intention to attend city, will attend th Suit. ©., December 31 rnment in the tek i atwork prep in the Massachusett, n bill will be simi Government in the Ce expected that the pg inext week and - and Judge Colt l try the case. It or not Justice Gray paeromes yan, we whe will take part will probably be ng term, beginning | 8 Successor. sO... December o1.—Mr. buty Comptroller of the b appointed eyamin at the cities of Ne md Jersey City, ta plac ,who bas heretof { Right Millions. D C., December 31,.—) atement to be issued bably show a reduction xy the past month of. ion dollars. PERSONALS. ———- | ie visiting her sister vow York City will be h of Nashville, Il., in &t. Louis. last week from Kansas ed by the family Pant and Gipss € to-day with a capital #6 , The shareholders are , - y BAS Ys eg ation SE | IN - add i. we lew ., ns, and ina short time the three build- which the falien one was the middle, re wrapped in sheets of flames. The em- rushed from the buildings in their the wildest te ifor a time ; ” of the extravagant loss of Tite. role of employes — the were uested sign, smouldering fire made ft to be time it was that the men as it sass tem at the alarm of the accion. and here in the three bu ing the nesday meres Bg we Seork of excavati te steadily on that some "tRAGe OF THE MISSING Been expec in the excavation of Nos. an d to be the skull of a wed th h find, butit was im vie e ghasty fin pote and sible to identi mains until more coffin box to face upward in the south it was discovered foot lower than the knees, and lay alley. From t downward = imbedded = arred ruins. An attempt i layed the egs was slightiy elevated, that | re than the left one. From th sttEe ae er, without =, s and charred recog : dare Portions of the y Bey —e the deceased whi which Palmer me As ‘possession. and Mahan the time of the fire, momentarily expecting £0 come Wrz keep epen house New Year’s Day’ and Bundays PARSONS, 1407 Market street, MES. EMMONS, re The Professor Frastrated in an-Attempt to Forcibly Secure His Wife, By Telegraph to the Pos™Drmsrarcn. ‘Wasnincron, D. O., December 1.—Mrs. 8.3. Emmons, who made so much excite- menton board the Lydian Monarch, ar- rived in Washington Wednesday evening. She is stopping at Wormley’s Hotel, where she openly defies her husband, who is (pclae grote an insane Emmons has Mrs. Emmons Is at and is apparently ure to ed insane. The Evening ge ne gives the following of f Prof. Emmongs’ attempt to cap- Thus far Prof. usband’s wife late last night: wales of Wormley’s he by loud d on late hour last no gg ed, Parlor O, occupied . Bhe left New York a and came to Wash f. Emmons having traced succeeded im Sadis ,and informed her take her beck refused agg he proposed to ~ qmege ~§ husband. 8a he ett said to a Star reporter yes- - Garnett that he the Wednes- at sete! tof Dr. Lincoln Por, ‘vo clearing (petty a it es would be found. ; mbout 9 0’ ‘clock this morning the yer The Goroner was noti- o’clock the take For another half hour d the men worked busily 6 material from above the body. he we yen Ae of that time it was uncovered as down as bis knees. It was then seen that the knees the - ~ mo top of the head the many ee @ was a mass = a were intact and a straw hat | $8, accustomed to wear been er with the size of the body . Mra. the bell to call for uick for ber into a chair. e noise noah? saabiian from the other Lincoln, ~ he ~ . - a & ba! at, aa ae he sak “ae ; : “ te SOR we : The District of Columbia’s tax-list is just out. Mr. Corcoran is the largest property- holder in the city. He is charged on the tax-list with $013,000 worth of real estate. This is considered a very small valuation on what he really owns. The next largest holder is 0. C. Willard. He'pays taxes on 72,000. Grover Cleveland is assessed , 7. This is less than one- third of the price he da for his coun ecretary tney, who paid $90,000 to for his country is $22,900, showing a great differ- ence between the two assessments in favor of the President. Mr. Blaine’s house still stands in the name of ne ’ second house of Wm. Walter Phelps should be deducted from the ures of the assessment just given. Senator Van Wyck owns a house which is worth at least $80,000. It is assessed for $21,444. | citer $0 Robeson’s house stands in the — of his — Wm. Mattingly and is assessed a 4 . This is abou patie its yaine. r. Pendleton’s house 4 the same square, is ass atch” gan.000 Fre indom house 4 whi been refused, Lenn a at $34,000" Gen. ping # ’s Shea for which his friends paid $40,000, is as- sessed $18,128. Secretary Bayard’s house is assessed at $15,131. Senator Edmunds’ two houses at $37, ‘205, which is about half their value. Wm. EB. Chandler’s at $22,131, Chief Justice Waite’s at $20,089. Chan- dier’s house istwice the size of Waite’s and fully double its value. Justice Mill- er’s house is rated at $18, 766, Justice Field’sis on the list at $25,396 his is the house Justice Fields asked $125,000 for when the library committee sought to get an estimate for the property in his block to use it fora library site. The Logan house isassessed at $6,609. Senator Con- er’s house is assessed at the sum of 115; Senator Beck’s, $18,630; Senator McPherson’ 8, $28,720, one of the handsom- estin town; Senator Morrill’s, which is not worth much more than one-half of McPherson’s, is assessed at $31,000. The house of Henry Adams at $30, 600; John Hay’s, $83,115; Gen. Beal’s, $64, 189; Gen. Butler’s granite house on Capitol Hill, $1,837. Senator Don Cameron pays $81,- 2 on property, not one-third of what he owns here. Ex-Postmaster-Generat Cres- well is egg 2 ~ $143,158; Mrs. Wm. McKee Dunn, Justice yop wg $58, - 000; Gardner i erubbard, $142,000; Mrs. J. Ss. Knox, " $50,153 : the ie of the late Gen. Albert Myer. for 600; Mrs. eon of S Calisernie, $180,000; Belden Noble ot 1,000; : ex- Hamp- Stew- Admiral Porter, $65 New York,$100,544: Levi P. Morton, Senator Palmer of ee $61, Senator Rollins New # i io masts WN evad » $87,389 ; Sena- tor John Sherman of Ohio, $106,000, about one-fifth the value of itis property Gnas ex-Senator perasee, iliam R, Traverse of York, $108,000; Warder, Springfield, ‘ng estate of the late Senator the house of Sam J: Randall on ini Hill is placed at $2,731, one of the sm assessments on the list. Latest Novelties in Men’s Full Dress Shirts, Ties and Gloves for New Year’s Calling. Gentlemen intending to make calls to-mor- row will find the correct styles in full dress shirts, ties and glovés at T. B. Boyd & Co.’s, 808 North Fourth street. They have just re- celved choice lines of goods especially for this occasion. Open till 12 o’clock (noon): to-mor- row. ulee, $1 THE COURT CLERKS. Bond of Phil. Zepp and His Appointments Approved To-Day in Open Court. The Circuit Judges metin general term this morning somewhat unexpectedly and announced the approval of Clerk Zepp’s appointments, together with his bond. The new clerk takes charge of the office on Monday morning. His bond in the sum of $0,000 was ap- proved, with the following sureties: Claus Vieths, Wm. T. Nolker nn Martin Lammert,; T T. H. Log . Trauernicht, Thos. ns bach, August Gehner, C. H. Grote, Cas- r Stolle, John C. Lullman and Chas. F. alther. Judge Barclay announced that the a intments of the clerks as follows would @ approved: AU ste L. Priest, chief clerk; Alfred H. White, clerk of Court No. A; Alex. Garesche, Jr., clerk of Court No. 2 J Beg) T. McEnnis, clerk of Court ; Robert Brent, clerk of Court R. Gray, clerk of Patrick McDonald, Meyer, nasitans taxing conte clerk; Clarence L. Hoblitzelle, abstract clerk; Frank Hiemenz, executive clerk; John O'Neil, fee-bill clerk; Edmund P. Walsh, tran- script —* ard 8.5 Cabell, back tax cler teri: effrey, Th omas B. Clark, John @ Zepp, clerks in general office; Geor, ady, cashier; Duval P. Bull, boo he er. It will be seen that only two changes are made in the court-room, Mr. Garesche taking Mr. Priest’s desk in Court No. 2 by reason of the latter’s promotion to the chief clerkship.. Mr, Mo eee of Mr. Ed P. 0. 8 and Mr, position in the general some time ww of Cepre No. 8 has been temporari ly "M3 Ed nm on account o alsh’s ailment, which prevented the steady application of the pen, In the eral office there is a clean sweep, with e exception of two, Messrs. Jeffrey and Hiemenz, who will remain with Mr. Zepp. Recorder of Voters Hoblitzelle has secured a “Cakell a general office, and Ashley ex-Jury Com- er, is cared for in the oo ee. missioner peo robe ge Taken aye ngs tment of the new clerks saeet with | satisfaction. Th otion of Mr. Au- Pri the chief TxE Public Library is for all residents of St. Louis, $2 a year. Proposed Drinking Fountain. The angle on the lot of the engine-house | the at Easton and Leonard Oe ee | wares. Oe ont hs ‘muoh discnssion as to its dis- | Recorder's prin a Sixt: Dib v Soe ~ .- ’ g fr se - “ys op-*% : jee t *, ete . rae Dr. Gib. W. Carson, Clerk of the Board of Health, is engaged to-day preparing a report of the deaths in the city for the year ending at midnight. The number will weach 8,250. Up to this morning. 8,283 had been registered by the mortuary clerk of the department. For the year ending December 31, 1884, 7,887 deaths were reported. In the following year 7,490 deaths occurred in this city. Of. the 8,283 deaths which occurred dur- ing the year olosing to-night 7,401 were white persons and 832 colored; 5,318 single and 2,915 married; 8,726feniales and 4,507 males. During the year 300 permits were issued for the burial of persons dying out- side of the city limits but brought here forinterment. Of the total 6,233 deaths 1,020 were registered from the public in- stitutions. The figures showing the causes, ages, nativity, etc., are of interest for many reasons. In the department statistics 2,866 deaths are attributed to zymotio dis- eases, including the infectious and con- tagious diseases; 1,598 are charged to con- stitutional diseases, and 412 to violence, which last heading comprises murders, suicides and accidents, certified to by the Coroner. CAUSES OF DEATH. In the list of diseases the following statistics sppear as the causes of death: Scariet fever 149 Alcoholism ......... % Diphtheria ........ --614 Oancers...... cess MD Croup 160 eon 2 Ag covese O14 _ Bronohitis eeeeepe + Pneumonia . eeee Diseases of brain and nervous system. .532 THE AGES. es of persons dying in this cit uate e year just closing are summ up as sihoieas Under 5 years of age.......... Between 5 and 20 years. Between 20 and 30 years.; Between 80 and 40 years.. Between 40 and 50 years Between 50 and 60 years Over 60 years...... Aiméahoens tute rrrriritT ; NATIVITY. The nativity table makes the following showing of the birth places of the persons dying during the year: St. Louis, 3, Scotland Missouri outside Wales of St. Louis.. 21 Other parts of the United States...1, a eeeeceaceceeaer eeaee 8, 417 892 Germany.. France This table of nativity is regarded as a very safe basis on which to calculate the composition of the city’s population. The proportions have not changed for several years, showing that each of the a . nations preserves its proportion others. The city, State and United ‘States columns show a steady increase on the scale of comparison with ,the foreign nationalities. From the statistics of the St. Louis Health Department it is proposed to make some valuable deductions. At the meet- ing of the American Medical Association here last May A VERY IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION was proposed. It was then ——— that the heaith ten or twelve § of large cities of the United States should take the sta- tistics for any one constitutional disease, and a ecially for consumption, and from the nativity tables and length of residence figures deduct a table showing from —— sections of the United States tiie sons having the disease implant in their systems came _ in greatest numbers and statistics showing how it de- veloped during the length of residence in any one part of the United States. All the data necessary for such comparative work is furnished on each death certificate by the reyreene, ae ee The importance rather than the feasibility of the plan was discussed ST. LOUIS VERY HEALTHY. For the purpose of making —— , and comparative calculations which principal cities in the country the deaths are registered by quarters andthe aver- age per thousand figured out. The last comparative table prepared showed that with one exception St. Louis was the healthiest of the large cities in the Union. a decimal in Its rate was only excelled b incinnati, O. the comparison in favor of THE BIRTHS. Up to noon to-day, the records of the births showed that 10,200 had been re- orted to the department during the year. his figure is not regarded as accurate as there is no doubt that the provisions of the law ordaining that all births shall be reported to the Health Department, is not obeyed in every instance by midwives and physicians. e figures, at all events, show a balance Of 1,967 births in the vital statistics. CURRENT REVENUE, The Last Day’s Rush in the Collector’s Of. fice—A Healthy Increase Shown. Thereis the usual rush to-day in the Collector’s office at the north wing of the Court-house, tax-payers strug- gling toward the counters at the eleventh hour to pay their taxes and avoid the penalty of 1 per cent. which takes effect with the new year. The clerks have been very busy throughout the week, the receipts being as follows for each day: Monday, December 27...........0++.§ 76,017 88 Tuesday December 28... ..«)...ds.. Wednesday. December 28.......... ureday, December 30.. ... -.2..+ Friday, cember Bl..cs ee ee ee Total,..... bab ed eercdhevces Keescd ce $1,101,137 83 The receipts for to-day are estimated as the doors do not close until 5 o’clock, with the receipts for the of last year the result is encour- figures for that week were ereeeeeeeeeeee ereee eeeeeeeeeee eee eeeeeeee Cee eeeeee Vecember 30, c a eeeeeeeeeeeeee 258 December $1, 801 Total.... rosenenee? GRY DEEDS RECORDED. Increase for the Year in the Business of the | Recorder’s Office. All deeds received to-day up to 5 p. m, at the Recorder’s office will be spread on Sopra a] pla cemrenagn pp of d nay a J a een * ene ; 4 ¢ s ‘ . bs “haa * HS. SST ER, x's ~~ + m ¢ J4 z - r ° - LS i Ae AS a y i - te ‘ i SRE 1. s . , . Been &. ag ee wasina very critical condition as an ented | had been severed. Miller was ar- later in the night by Officers Gard- ner and James. He was taken to the City Hospital, identified by Findley and then locked up. The knife with which the deed was done was found on him. A “HOSPITAL BEAT.” A Young Man Fined $50 on a Most Remark- able Charge. JuliusChard, 21 years of age, and a native of Switzerland, was before Judge Cady this morning on a charge of idling. Dr. Dorsett.the City Dispensary physician, was the prosecuting witness against him. He testified that the young Swiss was an ‘Shospital beat.’’? He is only nine months from his native land and has lived eight As soon as bulance sent is conveyed to the ~ City where he wee in sweet idleness until dis- charged be ony ‘ rnaes rote ie the ambulance to Tw and yy was call streets to wart a oe om When it returned to find that it was the his old Mi friend nd Chatd, of sen instead had be | him to the City Hospital, however, he h ur Courts. Judge to the ye tt ied ob w months and comparing th existence at the City Hospital. : Geeta ae = a f coke, M me ene ore ee ~ BLISS’ SUCCESSOR. asiieiapacdiiiaaiaasiiedls FRANK P. BLAIR URGED FOR THE DIS- TRICT-ATTORNEYSHIP. A Letter Which May Prove Fatal to Mr. Blair’s Prospects—Where the Senators Stand—Cockrell’s Re-Election Almost Cer- tain—The Contest Over Legislative Offices ~—Local Political Gessip. Mr. Bliss’ resignation as United States | District-Attorney for the Eastern District | mom of Missouri takes effect to-morrow, and the probability that his successor will be appointed shortly has opened up a wide field of speculation as to who the lucky man will be. The friends of each of a half dozen applicants, encouraged by the | disclosures about Mr. Bashaw’s broken pledges concerning the prosecution of in- dictments in the election fraud cases, are renewing their attacks upon the Admin- istration with the hope that good fortune may allot to their candidate the coveted appointment. Within the past week Dr. 8. 8. Laws, President of the State University, at Columbus, Mo., and Congressmen Dock- ery, Hale and Heard have exerted their influence in quarters where it would do the most good in the interest of Mr. Frank P. Blair of this city,and they are hopeful of success in their efforts to secure Mr. Blair’s a intment. Personally, it is said, 8 esident is favorably inclined toward Mr. Blair, but Senators Vest and Cockrell ” known to be ee oe opposed to Blair’s appointees and, it. is reported, will almost any other applicant in reference to him. In connection a be remy wr informed a POst-DIsPATCH roe this morning that the ae of Cockrell and Vest Blair was explained by the Sisko of Mr. Blair iu writing a letter, at the time he made his appl otiaan: arraign- ing the two Senators in severe terms for their course in farming out the Federal agg This letter is said to be on le in Washington, and has been seen by wg hay gentlemen who are the subject o ‘‘The Senators are absolute at Washing- ton,’’ said the Congressman, ‘‘and if the want Bashaw and don’t want Blair, would not give much for Blair’s chances of appointment.’’ - Goodykoontz and Cockrell. The Laclede Hotel is gradually filling up with county members of the Legisla- ture ‘and State politicians en route to Jefferson City. Among those who arrived last night was ex-Speaker Pro-tem. Goodykoontz of the last House, He is one of the strongest and most promi- nent candidates whose names will be pre- ented tothe Democratic caucus for the meron agg, nomination. Mr. Goody- tet ‘of the Sta following in the northern pero the State and the solid vote of the “tT think that the contest will pee dwindle down to Alexander and said Goodykoontz this morn ait. it does I feel safe in saying that “shall be successful. From information which I have received from a reliable source I expect to receive Bob Whitelaw’s vote after the first few Jen Donelan I don’t think is an — in the race. My under- stan hat he has withdrawn. The vote ~: e St. Louis mee with pos- sibly three exceptions, will be for me, and altogether I am reasonably confident of being the next Speaker of the House.” “Do rom, anticipate much ofa fight on Cockrell “I do eae He = minated on the first ballot. but ultimately he will experience little difficulty in coming out ahead. In my opinion the T- DISPATCH was correct in its publication on the subject sosition ‘¢6 while these 1s undoubtedly op the Senator in some quarters, is not so stron poset bitter as make Democrats halt TT caucus to beat him, and an aiiance Pwit Republicans is not to be considered.’’ The Senate Organization. For the Democratic caucus nomination for President pro tem of the State Senate, the name most prominently mentioned by local and visiting members of the we lature is that of ex ppwalas of high-licenge fame. urged by Downing’s meee and 3 upporters and areser ce tha yes BP 94 other Sree FT ree prt * Fossa eg ‘whould be a Bree Brie elected a ohis term and who holds over to =. _ = Sen- og This bars such a prominent Senator Proctor of —e Pipers 4. nest woune olh and Democrat in the Senate for the Downing was re-elected last eects 4 has the call for the nomina- n with not be no him A Tha sak on of Pike is said to a8 pro- 1 > ee ee oo Open until 9p. m.; Friday thls woo watt pm. ALY Clerk of | 4 Bently of ek Pry OP ndidate ig” Senator-elect- Fountain K 2 aml H ave a ex-Senator 1 lethaway ve clede Hotel erage be Le | fuiae Noa ae” : pte, Items of Interest Gathered Beyond the B - Bridge. ‘€. fa * +58 + ae The City Court of Record wil onve! on Monday for the January 3 during the session some suits will be tried. Among the portant of the suits which have b on Henry L. Bierman vs. the | for $5,000, . Edwin, an $5, , com ’s em as he Baa eta! Toe man packing , Thomas Davis vs. a & St. Louis Railroad Compan oe ee dark night. The train Bed ee the | cretion tena when he | requested hat , be backed up his request was plied | with, and after gotten off he pam =. bled and felldown the embankr ‘eus- ning severe : as} also been filed by Francis the St. Louis elm damages. Gunn while he and others were: — the superstructure last olding on which th were ing gave way, and G surlousie injured by the fall. Harry QO. Johnson, son Johnson, an engineer on met with an accident this t | ing which will cost him the loss of ft hand. He attemp 2d to to board a train pap Sten, he fel gas the o 8 e the rail and the wheels of the over it, crushing it horribly. The St. s lodge of the Order of Honor has elected the ends claim for him aft — aos satires in tak ae ies > SS ROE , > a 4M ? 4 pg Lae rt Vig Rist - ie . = esse goat y =e : ag , ra or aad f rd r 7 ; . rs Sar oe ; +, ' . ” . cs. > > ve > he ¥ . $ 2 iy” - * ™ 4 H. 1 D | ae ies : i : x « a. = +. KR " : * asi ¥ meee © ey” re , Bae 7 nl + es yo Be PG” Be » = “need. ne .1 oN . “> te 4 a ; Ps * si ¥ : 4 ’ ; oe -— J ¢ ae hn ee ¥ tote, ‘ : a 7 a *, +e, ges Pa ade ; a nd N ‘A -_ . < ™ Mi 4 SS ae a, t ‘ Re ne e 4 e Ra te

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Pars theological heresy of Andover is not - as the economic heresy of the cities of Pennsylvania. i? “a rr Ty the moral constitution of the war wi marauders could be reformed, the of the tariff would follow as an result, a _— ll , \g sooy asthe bloody shirt gang per- ade themselves that the war is over, ey should hasten to carry the good news magazines, —_- Ataprin Maine is writing » book on to Manage a Husband.” It is pre- that the firet necessary step is to on the assumption that Pennsy!- will not be for Brame, are doomed —_———— oo _9-—_—-— im Oumminas is now regarded as “the : ? of Chicago, although his cor- failed to eonnect on time the 8t. Louis journal which was for it. ¥ , i t 7 6 @ wrangle in Congress threat- »the shape of acase of un- »ple will have to pay their money, ther they take their choice or not, ® strength of Jord Ranpoirx LL a6 a leading figure in English shown in the result of his with- from the Tory cabinet, and in the that is being brought te bear to him te resume the position. nee a eee ee sel rumor of an alliance between Rus- Germany appears to be confirmed; en alliance cannot abate the in- i unfriendliness of the new nations. subjects France and Austria necessity of making tresh arrange is reported that Russia and Turkey sinnati Commercial Gazette has the startling and interesting Mr, GLapstons is twenty years pmonth elder than Mr. Brae. It y interesting to note that in some re i re fe report thot tho Penverivania Re- will support someone else in pnee to Mr, Brame fer the next ential nomination cannot be swal- Paaran With a rhenteous eprinkiing of MAINE has @ mortgage on Pennsy}- can be foreclosed at any time. pines wee re woe ” oy; Cy! ies i! 7 di rs ‘B. Me Ngap 448 sa . se Prey hci i mo se o ox = star TaNp was elected. From his administra- + Ax ta’ ‘sista mai 3 tf Key? ett yet Ae) 9. Se tay ved ut latterly t aA $ prophet @ 4 greng ts, sre cet | the elior ot Ot ‘a8 winvast ‘oe i}? * | the publican bitter and clamorous censure in the Dem- ocratio press for years before Mr. CLEVE- tion nothing was expected more con- fidently by the country than a vigorous overhauling of Pacific railroad effairs, and a vigorous enforcement of the laws which are notoriously violated by those great corporations. But the first thing Mr: CreveELanD did in office was to exclude from his councils and to place on the retired list the man who is to-day the most illustrious of living Democratic leaders, ALLAN G, THURMAN, the man who had incurred the enmity of the Pacific Railroad corporations as the author of the Thurman act. Next, from one of the Southern provinces, which HUNTINGTON has recently annexed to his railroad domain, was selected an amiable, absent-minded and confiding professor of age reveries who hates figures—to take charge of the Interior Department! Then the famous but very aged soldier, Gen. Joz JOHNSTON, was appointed Pacific Railroad Commissioner, a position re- quiring none of the knowledge and skill which are conceded to him, but requiring a great deal of a kind of capacity and training of which he possesses as little as a school girl. Sucoeeding events indicate that these seeming blunders may have been inten- tional, When specific violations of law by the Pacific railroads in numerous cases, including the subsidy paid out of road earnings tothe Pacific Mail Steam- ship Company, were brought to Mr. CLEVELAND’s notice by subordinates who recommended the institution of suits, he refused, Two sessions of Congress haye met under his Administration, with no word or act from him indicating the slightest disapproval of Pacific Railroad management in any respect. Onthe con- trary, we find his Pacific Railroad Com- missioner and his Secretary of the Inte- rior both advocating, with his approval, a hew concession to those roads which is fraught with more possibilities of fraud than any of the swindling charter amend- ments which they have hitherto obtained from Congress by notorious bribery. ‘One of the most suspicious features of this movement is that the lobby insists on hurrying this new debt funding bill through so many years before the loaned bonds mature, and without any investi- gation of the actual business status and management of the roads, The bill ap- pears-to be pressed on purpose to antago- nize and prevent such investigation, when it is understood that the Secretary of the Treasury and probably a majority of the Oabinet declare that a thorough, probing investigation should by all means precede any such legislation. What now seems to be the attitude of Mr, CLEVELAND towards these defaulting and law-breaking corporations is a shock- ing disappointment to the masses of the people, and especially to those who voted for him, little dreaming thata Democratic Administration would be as pliable to this corporation influence as any one of its Re- publican predecessors ever was. Hon, JOHN M. GLOVER assures the pub- lie that Surveyor LawoasTeR will soon be ‘ffiipped out’?! of his position as chief boss atthe St. Louis Custom-house, But the public will hardly share Mr. GLOVER's con- fidence on finding ite only feuhdation to bethe factthathe has himself put the President in possession of abundant evi- dence showing Lancaster to be unfit to hold office under a reform administration. The only new thing te which he called attention, it seems, was that contract let- ting in which the Treasury Department caught and overruled Mr, Lancaster in the very act of trying to mislead the De- partment in regard to the lowest and best bidder and to secure the award of the contract to a much higher bidder. But if the Administration had cared for such things LANCASTER would have been **filpped out’? when he was detected in that affair months ago. Moreover, the Administration’s adherence to him, after his record and reputation at home had | die district, looked like @ distinct notice te Missourians that their State iste be oon- sidered as formally excluded from the Ad- ministration’s reform programme, Re- form seems to be reserved for those States which the mugwumps are sup | wi od to hold the balance of power, ® time the readiness with which nominations re Dewm probe ah fravestion ¢ dM ait eh- . « +t ’ OO Tus election of a United States Senator will) givethe Lilinois Legislature another chance te exercige ite muscle and pugilistic skill. THE scoop which the notorious J. Commines inflicted on a 8t. Louis newspaper was one of ny immortal things that were not born to PuMPEr Pm is still quoted at its face value even iy ‘'the Boston of Corzine and O'Raisy,'’ and there ig still hone fer the literary atmosphere of the venerable hamlet. i a hr SINCE rumor pas fastened the drink habit ntpe Ozer. the Buigeriang should court his g00d graces by forwarding him a diple- matic jag filled with a liquid token of good. TWo RUNDLARD Peonntiy shots the Christmas ega-nog of & farmer. The ownes of the « oh Ef rs aa i au Fhwy west ae aba 7 ne , : * 7 i» ‘ - - fm htler : oie : : - at bp Mee Dahs aioe ink 4 “Pe ao sly * : i és "a * | wh at the | ane: 8: vdtclon ee we Wade Bie ve a ee he ty: gdp. ety ma these 1 ) ave thy res i a i wie A self-poised gentile i the Nation were full of distinguished people. such surroundings, he ecolly took his seat be- side Mr. Arthur, with every eye, every opera- giass centered on him. He leoked neither em- *Darrassed nor servons in the jeast. He never moved during that half-hour of preliminary exercises, not his hand, not his foot; he did not wink oftener than usual; he might have been bronze for any effect the inspection seemed to produce. He then moved out to the front, where he took the oath of office and delivered the first inaugural I ever beard pro- pounced without maansoript, He stood there and delivered that harangue of dogmatic platiscudes without any gttempt at oratory. * * * He is perfectly self-reliant. No one but Grover Cleveland is regponsibie for his acts,’’ : Money ip Elections, From the New York Woa.Lp. What evail te select a few thousand clerks by competitive examination if seats in Con- gress, if Governerships, and eyen the Preai- dency itse/f are liable to be controlled by the power of money? With the close States that determine the results of general elections, carried by the use of enormous corruption funds, Goes not voting in the other States lose its realvalue and significanes? The deteé?- mination of elections becomes in such case simply the question of the longest purse and the most pnserupulous and skilful employ- ment of its contents, Aremedy must be found for this great and growing evil, if free government is to endure and contigue true to its high purposes. The National Seal. From the Boston Budget. The oldest employe of the Government of the United States is Joseph Goldsborough Bruff, an artist, who hag for the past sixty-three years designed seals, vignettes, medals, etc. During this time he has made the national escutcheon a study and has come to the conclusion that we bave never had a national coat of arms, He has memorialized Congress to erder a new great and lesser seal of State, bearing the true heraldic arms of the United Stetes, His de- scription of tne devices on our coinage is very amusing, FPorexample, he says that on the dollar of 1854 there is represented ‘‘an oxasper- ated and alarmed eagle, with expanded wings and head low, looking to the rear with open LEVILLY, the onee celebrated baritone, is now a teacher of musig in Paris. Bint Nye complains of the notable lack of loca] gags in Booth’s ‘‘Hamlet.’’ It is said thet Edward Everett Hale is a di- rect descendant of Sir Johan Hawkins, the first slave trader. Henry M. Stasner is said to have declined an offer of $400,000 to return te America and resume his lecturing tour. FLoOoP’s stone house iu San Francisco cost $2,000,000. The eost of Stanford’s wooden heuge is estimated at $1,000,000, It ie saidthat Mr, Blaine, Govy,.-elect Rodwell and other prominent men ip Meine are each having made a suijt of elothes of Maiue wool, Maine milling and Maine tailoring. DanieL KELLEY of Pert Clinton has been presented with a gold watch and chain worth $90 by the Pennsylvania Schuyl«ill Valley Rail- road Company for saving a train-joad of pas- sengers, E. Cooper of Santa Barbara has proved that olive culture can be made to pay in California. He has agrove of 6,000 trees which yearly yield 50,000 hotties of excellent oll, which he seile for §1 a bottle, CoL. FREDERIOR GRANT hag a small aquarelie painting iu a giltframe. Itrepresentsa group ot Indians and snows evidence Of artistic skill and training, ‘‘Itigaone of @ series painted by my father,’' said Gol. Grant to a reporter, JaY GOULD ts making desperate efforts to break intothe inner cirele of whatis called ‘*gociety’’ in New York, and will shortly give a bell for his son George aad wife which is in- tended to eclipse the most extvevagant efforts of the Vanderbilts, PINCKENBY ROBBRISOF, ¢ bright mulatto, who during reequstruction days im South Caroline was & power in polities there, and while labpy- ing at the State capital held four different clerkships, each one paying bim $6 a dey, is now @ porter jn Atlanta at $4a week, THE nobby Democratic organization known as the Duckworth Club, of Cincinnati, is in trouble. Oolleetor Bishop got control by compelling the 150 employes of his office to secure five shares of stack each, giving them 760 yates, and Don Dalton, known to fame ag the County Clerk who refused te give up the election returns to the State Legislature, pro. poses to organise a new club. Epwarpp Muapay, ¥renecls Murphy's son and assistant temperance apostia, is catching is from the Prohibitionists for attenging the grand opening of @ fancy saloon at Franklin, Ind,, and Francie Murphy himeeit is much blamed for eomment) ne upon it by telegraph as follows; ‘Lam gled to hear that my gon is following the foot-stepa of the great Master and dining with publicans gpd simgers.’’ re WOMEN fssdvensed WORLD, Kanes Remanere nee enews % Hare mén than §400, 000. MRs, GEN gages aes Ce na Ce ols le te tan THR Empress of Papeete seas 0 vielt this country, having sways longer for @ ride on the praizigs. How hard it ls to be famous? A Baiti- mere popes speaks of tha Amerionn. Tbeoters Lijian **Polcott, | ‘? gotta BL at ty « ing 8 ec pon cg igh Pe Pat ee ‘ye ars © ae, eP> - i ; : . M oe ee * Cas Sytie 2M Raat? 4 s- a et — «8 Sit gro wt . ‘ } ihe a 2 oy Weed Nate Be ae PMS ited AS GR rei oo 5 a ty o a Oi Bh ARN afm ‘ bg % se : ‘ ie iy Ga + - a” es e a 2 x po " 7 ’ ah . rey Es Nee i ee: 1 2 " a a Ae Lama a oa SER Pee ge 2s eT | a — ~~ panies seers res ere ae I PS" a2 tee! CRY Te ve sae cates v a ve, Y ‘ boundaries of the lim- ita over which no lad | atep, will tend te excite the curios we Bo Americans to such a pitch thata t hant return to her own country ma fo ow. All this is certain to come, says thia friend, who cer- tainly has an opportunity to know much of rs Bape enargs plans, and a theatrical mana oes so faras to say that it has been ont ed that she shall be advertised, and billed as Cora Urquhart Potter. THEATRICAL MANAGERS have no doubt whatever that pe a plan as is here outiimed is thorough ly prepared and now being worked for t is worth. Andit is further said that the sudden trip of Mr, hs H, French to Europe has something te do with the affair. eat k. even hinted that he has an eye to main chance in securing the signing h . contract either for himself or some other manager who hopes to be able to get from Mr. Abbey’s grasp what alladmit would A oe prize engagement of the season of a city had ti r " -— — “LONDON ASSURANCE," An Artistic Performance of the Comedy by the Coghlan Company, From Rosaligd te Lady Gay Spanker is @ long stretch, but Miss Rose Coghlan made it between Wednesday night and last night, Notwithstanding the inclem- ent weather the audience at the Grand was the largest of the week, and was ene of those quick, intelligent as- semblages, who catch every point and appreciqte the most delicate shading fey the portorma ssctaai | e 4 or ce 0 ndon Va Bg . okt for, in adai on to the ay 0 iss: Cogh of the a Me B were agai thelr eter ment, sed gavea oplondi d presen the eo Lady Gay was full of of the b y- ehian’ re an of the but nines and at wo fection. Her nirtation vith Sir adm dno work, mock ba aod as referéncée to him and the fun udjence ) beng clev- which shows use ite Dazzle, e mpanner t penniless cont Sams os om i sits | nloetz. Th ve and a calesetand wt Soduate iy Erie Ha ye mad stain ae a - _ % Sot: ear hd Je 3 Hi, cae. ae. ei aa¥ * : >. Webder’s, ——e_--! SOCIETY AT THE CAPITAL. al The Reception and Tea at Justice Braaiey's —Personal Gossip, By Telegraph to the Post- DisPatcn. Bradley’s was a prominent social event and commanded a distinguished audience, | second marriage, and its spacious ball aes ** % ” * i m : f ™ rage weteths ¢ 7 r , 7 - Vr “yy A : a : ; é ee Pa ~ “ é. é ms! 4 A & *. ~~ ~ Hettlis

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“ ae i’ oa “A » Nae ~ age 4 oat Ws wae ee ab a ae ae nigics Be we de molt an EL Sat Mag Fz a } ‘ P pow -. a ae a a ie mays 1 iy is sa Bayes SC ai. ae qeaney? cay My rectt tds atl eatneinn a for sale on all trains and Steamboats |" a St. Louis, and at the following, Ky.—=. F. Drace. Ohio.—J. R. Hawley, 164°Vine st. MAD» a” ef 5 FM ee 7 “ai ¥ he: 4 i] * Lf ae or Se gia £ ee F ralerpepageeanc at PFS 5 A “= ante - athe om * ' A \BAN \\' * , . — > ‘Se? % cas,.” . eS |e carpenter she near EE is oO ee 15 cents; Fe or le 3.000 ps platen, Wie, Sr. 38 lanin : i work at. rain. planing eetek ae etna" W TED—At once, five laborers, at Western Steel a » Carondelet; steady yA for sone en. Cooks, Ete. ED—First-cl ines ‘000k. W*?i Planters’ House se bee ty +t W4NrER Por for house and dining-room work, ANTED—A good boy to k in store. 421 N. W*Sroacway. Sa Ie 6i ANTED—Gitri family, at No. WArtED Boy to to take care of one horse and make himself generally useful. 3966 Finneyav. 61 Miscellaneous. . i Good Feleredogs oe Gs WANTED =sies iy advan box Apply gg bE hath st. housework; three 3 WV sAnrED—at itor; must have PV4NTED—Porter with some knack of ca ater- ing and marking. Address A 52, this o 62 ares a oe D—Jan sa oe on uy lines, oe eun g men ve egra na or 6 $100. A “4 on ediately ly to “inion” ~ te $100. Apply | jon 8 ae ; take elevator. a VT ‘oore ing at SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. i. - > 4 a Bigin te : Se war ok Gael sa thigelice, DERSONAL— ek orl Address - r - —_— — = sak SD ap RS A ‘ er » . = * “ F * Bon. ee ee eae , 5 =e Pere Sy, oP 4 . ¥ a 4 Pe * , a ee Te : ¥ 2 ere ae ae s S c i = at " et Pct. wed! Saket sites — ae: ao : a “bh A + , \_= ye ene ‘Bj m 46 En eth fone a SS es ’ ae, ee dw we Pei a he —_ —_—— FERSONAL—Lauollle: Letter receivea ously granted as it was freely know ble gent of 29 wi weenee to — social amusement. had. mS 49, ance desired of pa Ashe newer wav apd went north’ a “b = paper: she seated ot — i in short, ue overcoa rear Ceo ran ” Address 52, this ie office. ] Ad ae ee 1a oxime so electro- PERSONAL SUNDRIES. aay eo 1117 ED EsT RSS ome ae reat waa 1191 1124 seen 1136527 cahamell tucsbbel seen ito, 17908 CHOUTEAU av. —Nicely ly turnished rooms tor light house keeping or for gents 18 1236 & for 1236 GARE Ava tes enehet eae ooo 1300 orsea lor an Eee AV.—Nicely furnished fire; also Sd-story 1310 VR FT Te Abeer —Furnished parlors on sation ae eens s- a connecting ke yerduepeakionaees bath "bath and sobtlenes of — pping. .50 per week. 1312 OHESTNUT ST —F gmat wrt eee D8, dispensary, 619 ; Dis due Olive, room 4: cures pri Porig Aso ;new Sthod ee an at Duba's Lean Ofhes. andere Se 2 KEEPERS—Parties declini ty py - their ‘on ot adress household ache x oe out, JR., NER En ono n or elegant you cas ore tng ie 4th et., cerner St. Gharies. es Sei ped daturday, . Severe elothing to H. Jacobs. Taare ys a reall p= Tin Tag Soap; it makes the washing one-third easier to 74 The Reason Why Answered. The reason Parsons makes such Spe pl graphe for less than one half the pete other tr firstc te per, be I pa the my 5 ond So ie oy other first- fered os your trade cheap, for “ I ise ntee my work you would go there must o ~~ some peneenens nary, ad . or twelve abinets 50. pede $4.5 1407 Market st. _ Open New Year's day and Sunday. 74 NEW YEAR CARDS. sec*sampice. Clerks and Saleswomen. SE Tin Tag de ; it makes the washing one-third eabier to ae Housekeepers. E Tin me, Soaps it makes the washing one-third easier 47 H. B. Orole & Co., Progressive Printers, 925 Olive st. n of teeth, gives it his JOCELYN of Colton P attention. Gas siwa * ure, operations safe and eure. All branches of ry practiced at lowest prices. Office 517 Olive ~ 74 NEW YEAR'S CARDS. “SoS femscree General Housework. Wz: 7TED—A situation for we housework. Address. lati , this office, WARTED—Good eospenetne giris will find in respectable families. Call at “ Park av. Ts Tin Tag Soap; it makes the washing one-third easier to do. 45 STOVE REPAIRS! For every stove or range made in the santas States Locusts - 4 te be had at A. G. Brauer’s. 219 Cooks, Etc. PEA BBB BOBBED DOLLOP ELF LOFOPOPOPvP_RAP- PrP PLP“ PLP T= Tim Tag Soap; it makes the washing one-third easier to do. 49 Nurses . Ww NTED—To wet merses * child. 4. Inquire at 13i4 alm st. Mrs. Shuermann. v= Tin Tag Seap; it makes the washing sien easier to do. 50 Laundresses. U= Tin Tag, Soaps itmakes the washing one-third easier to d 51 misceliancoes. = | pyaste ANTED—Situation by a respectable young ledy po privatefamily. Apply at 420 Wis ie | st. ; mo pos WaANiED—Fosttion to work in private family by ang women with child6 months old, wages no object. d. © 48, this office. 5 STiie young lady wishes Situation as & Sarher or bundier or any kind of light work: best city reference. Ad. & 51. this office. 52 p= Tag Soap; it makes the washing ened easier to do. HELP WANTED—FEMALE, — Dressmakers and Seamstresses. ANTED—A first-class seamstress—one that can cut one fit, at Foster's, Gay and Wells av.. 7 ville. n General Housework. PARABLE BELA LLL LOLOL OOOO OO OO DL POPPA BBB RA- LD : WaAitso-cm to do general housework. 1028 8S. : Sth st. 66 WA nousework, 7% Wa sie Wares for general housework. Apply st A German giri for neral h Writ 2146 SLatayette ay. “4 wy cana ore — — ood German girl for general h Waste vt. Stwanee seer? WANTED—A girl for general housework. M bea oook. 1124 Leonard ay. oe T= Tin Tag Soap; it makes the washing one-third easier to do. 66 te _ th refer WArtED= every aah white w at 584 D gk gale wash E Tin it mak 7: I js Tne BONS es the * as Ne, 4 et Sirah gs Coa TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. 46 feet frent. 4 stories bh; rent 000 annul will be putin thovengh Yeas #8 eed &B 17 610 b Oilve st, BOARDING. 308 & Ste et = —vareinet room See lady or eens 708 with or eit without board re 719 Sere A re oe n B AY. —One block east “haa and i vlock trom eable qrite ceili find and unfur. rooms 18 wate. teen ly; no ren. 063 Std eidns Go sete lls wana 1 1119.0 WASHINGTON A V.—Nicely fur. rooms with board 3 all conveniences; day ing. 18 GTON AV.—Handsome fur- 1 iit L111 Mined peer co. root's | P 1210.2 CHUUTEAU. AV.—One furnished front room, second floor; with or without board. 18 1520 oS akeage ow enieet tgs 1522 OLIVE oul board, parables rooms.’ "ama 16 05 Ty aatNGTOS AY. —Handsomely fur- — _ rooms, pleasantly situated, first-class ns, with or without board; eo ] 80). 4,40 LUCAS FLACEFlexentty furnished front ms with first-class board; prices Coen a the mK Bey 5026 Has eh enesan tated "i 2303 SAT een reece, sith ot ettiott bouts 9808 *9 MORGAN AN | ST.—Furnished rooms with oF 805 5G SHERIDAN. AV-—Hiasdsomely furnished 3130 Fw PINE ST. —Furnished ene — mag | B RENT—Two w by furnished rooms with board, ly wersese family. te, toa a married le. wi “abinine ° ihe Sassecommctsumanr A ey ake EB BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. By a young lady, board In a’pri By_§ ound ledy board in e/private | Address D » this office, 20 ee ee —-- IMrP’D CITY PROPERTY FOR SALB., We WISH OUR PATRONS AND OTHERS A HAPPY NEW YEAR, And thank them for e liberal og | care in che o Co tecrng 0 ¥ RENTS e COLL Selling of Property in the City. or or Coun fact everything. connected with Rida REAL ESTATES. bea acoowelt Will recsive as prompt and careful attention in the future as in the past. Give us a cail. sa rg & NAGLE, Southeast oot cant rn en aust, FOR SALE OR FOR RENT. street . aah g Tee BA es Sf org, tigi dwn s ate Fa : ~ =. x i % ¥ 7 es ake candy store and oyster par- lor; is also a good ice creamstand, For par- ticuiars address H 52, this office. 4 and 212 SE ah ee a . : ee EE Ds aes i, Pats Pee Tear 2 Cee ae hi 4 ee em 7 pan x i A, + : 3 ars er Abe wt 7% #: pha ed 2 Es ie; py Re Sree ny me 2 tad P 3F \ “ f. ‘ x - + Y Exe a oo 5 ? oe . ; a ed us though the decree had not t op done redipes A yey _— wry ae 0 was cit. or contem obeying the injunction. ” ON THE FIRST QUESTION, 4 whether such an appeal during its per poe wd relieves the association of its ¢ ga tion to obey the injunction under t . ws now in force . this State the Circul Judges are of nion that it does tr he Le aire tended such restraiz ers are described section 2703 tot become operative as soor as entered, if before the hearin merits, then only upon the ee nit gv 1 a bond of indemnity; bu al hearing of the cause, then. if the purt so ordered, without such bond. The Cire Judges think it was intended that an D junction, order or decree restraining suck acts as are specified in section 2703 shoulé be bind on the defendant until dist solved by the same court or some higheWy one upon review. The language and spiri. A : of the law concerning stay of disclose no intention to annu “the rights and remedies given by the injunction aon The subject had not been ectly pr sented to the Supreme Court cause the legal profession wn has generally acquiesced in the pop .. * | impression that ono ert enjoined. other jurisdictions the invariable rulir i$ h have been that injunctions, so far as jtheyay merely restrain defendants’ acts pendiz ( the litigation, are operative as soon ag# entered and ARE NOT AFFECTED by appeals with supersedeas In ida therefore, ciple and recedent, Judges hold that the injunction in tt case must be observed and respected -un til itis dissolved, modified or reversed b some court having authority in the pre mises, andthe pending appeal does n¢ ahesnder td ene brewing association in dish "OR the Teietia question whether the © Circuit Cones oo. tion the tinue | fact that the heresy 4 ore to the Supreme Cour —_ the previous term of th , the Circuit Judges hold that th Seaxe whose restraining order is i force has always jurisdiction to com pel obedience to it until dissolved. An suitable method in harmony with th usual course of the courts in dealing wit! breaches of authority may be adopted « that the defendant may have ada court to explain or justify his action Judge Thayer did not sit in the case, PB NS - Latest Nevelties in Men’s Full Dress Shik Ties and Gloves for New Year’s Calling. Gentlemen iatending to make calls to-me row will find the correct styles in full dre shirts, ties and gloves at T. B. Boyd & VUo.’s 809 North Fourth street. They have raat ceived choice lines of goods especially for occasion, Open till 12 o’clock (noon) to-1 row. MALONEY’S RAZOR. sive: Dead in Bed—A Butcher’ Whips. Editor—Lllinois Items. CHICAGO, December 31.—Martine went home intoxicated yesterday, had ‘PF quarrel with his family, and used his , upon his son and daughter. They are bo a serious condition. DECATUR, December 31.—George E.. Dawson, Sangamon County, was founc in bed yesterday. He was in love married woman, and had taken a heavy of morphine. ILLIOPOLIS, December 31.—Samuel editor of a country newspaper, was handled yesterday in a butcher’s shor had given offense to the butcher, who the door and demanded satisfactioa. : , December 81.—Mrs. Nancy D. fall, * 70 sung married woman of 20 years filed a bill of divorce against Adam 8. Ww fall, an old man In his 90th year. Panis, December 81.—Ruta Scott, a y girl, committed suicide by meager gt poison, o account of a breken promise of was last seen in the company of her lover, f f whom a warrant has been issued. ¥ BLOOMIN @TON, Desomber Fan o. Hawley, art dealer, made an ass e terday for the benefit of his creditors. Wark declared on life- size portrait. See sons’ ad in personal sundries. THE WRONG MAN KILLED. Murdered Twe Brethers—suicided in .: Office—McKinney Tragedy—Texas T« FRANKLIN, December 81.—Joseph uen triend of a barkeeper, was shot and killed | the street last night. The bullet was i for the barkeeper, who had settled a diMonh® in asaloon afew hours before by striking | man the head with a billiard cue. B on mber 81.—Daniel fel Ne Thomas and Oscar aed ana pone ‘a killed There is citement over SAN ANTONIO, Decem Grashon, a business man, comeniene last n at in — found TE Raga oat eng aes" e = i . % ee ; “~ » eS : * ba * © ' and submi * The artic eld as b eas cons y arecula A mbly t resolutions orwarded arer at leas ng of the haye the sa tach local aay instru ence ther The Clev mittee w: Pral Mas he constitu bommittee’ 1) the loval fas not do! @uddenly a ention. flices of ge ry and ge bolished, : . xa and 1 rst were al \ ohn C. Ca) ' were } e Clul Pet it bd - Charles rner. POWER C The Gene » regulate | ae only fau the Geners hould hav: om $1,500 | ssatisfac ti exte! 6 to gral _pe Philade & and we! ogressive . letter fro ‘nights as) ‘ ithdr aw nh time. Mr slieves in t me time | atonomy—i nderstands ae mem ber: Powder New Yor« ays: Mempbe dea of an ‘ Labor,’’ a ste, andt : nothing. peapisation ominent a g of tl nd he alle; e Richa bable tt e th Me the ‘im le 8 ial meeti t faction conti er’’ will night of La mp of lab estion, ‘Philadelpt ears, nd as a cal pute from | INSU! panics A The followlr niea admit

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