St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 4, 1881

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tyles. * 11 ture. old. onest Profit, &CO., Pine. U 1 — > — —— — Notices, +: = 651 LL... — + deeensea.—Notice 1 of tration on Her. the undersizned M. Laws on the on ane Ageinet sald estate are ty the undersigned for Tthe date of sald jet. tun any benedit ot be not exhibited within publication, they wil] M. MUELLER, Mueller, 2 a3 of aA. Cafferata, Sons en that letters of —. wed on the seventh day of net sald partnership. the Same to the ugder- bene year after the date of j luded trom any bene- elalms be not exhibitee date of this publication 11, Ts Db. CASSINELLI, firm of A. eee aa acher, deceascd.—No- letters lestamentary op her, the undersigned by the Bt. Louls, on the sixth net sal estate are re- the undersigned for ale r the date of said lete 1 from any benefit 03 be net exbibited within * publicaGon, they will 1. : S. SCIIT MACHER, ° 1 hvecutrix, — — torsfand others injer- Astroth, aed, administratrix d. ef sald estate. intend to wfal the nevt term of qity of st. lwoule., to om sald city on the Ars POLINA ASTROTH, Hil anneaed of Fred- 90 r PTLEMENT.—Notice jis tres and others ipter- Seibel, f ened. administrator of BH hoal settlement thereof wftoutef st. Louis, to Simsealicity on the tirst (ONRADSEIBEL, Philip seibel, decensed. lV — TLEMENT.—Noijtee ts ent and others lntere hiner, hl .adeninistrator of ald nent thereof at tho feert of the City of St. 0 % in ald city on Hel). DICKRORGER, of licury Hoehner de- ioqx H Gee — Notice of administration on Calerata " te the wuderslened by the Pet St. Louis on the 1sth bs Nen et ente tate are re- the same to the undersign- „ your after the date of Weeluded from any ben- fh claims be not exhibited date of this publication, 1. CAFFERATA, MM Angelo Cafierata, de- 90X * 181. 1 LEVENT.—Notice is ltore and others inter- um Heins, ivped, administrator of Atnal settlement thereof mate Codrt of the City of the Court-house in Bald une. Isl, NTANN M. ITEINS, varetha Meins, „ Attorney. Tata. tai de- = est HTTLEMENT.—Notice feiiters and others] e - tt — f en he Courto An ort House hoe next. eher, decease » Altoruey. oT — — — — TICE.—Creditors and vetate of | Ureitembach, st. Louts. are notified pon ald estate, dated the Date been granted to the ferk of the Probate Sailnet eald estate are re- » the wodersigned for ale or the date of sald let- “| from any benefit of t) pot exhibited within SpPumiication, they will 1P UREITENBACH, of Michae! Joseph Breit- =. OA id iin FLAHERTY—In „ Circuit Court of Mi-eouri, made Jane 1, #2). lest. atthe law office 7 Suver Building, cor "Tt. in sonid city. hear all moftolemand Flaherty: wm notined that unless ee eald dav t Said p feos wing any portion of Artis M F. COZZENS. . Pp effects of Coleman & OA Notices, ‘ „ bote that in compli- the Cireult Court of PAU NR. teehee and 4p.m. of that day, ri-house, in toe City _ public auction, to entire assets bel & Co., con ente and —— n een in and to * sourl. situate in the city “) one hundred ‘eld and Jefferson twenty feet deep, on now J DAVIS of Sterling Price, : oe ~ — — . — pita! bald in Per: e frst may E > we VE YOU. en Fabrics 2 * Sl. gonis Nos — 6 VOL. . ST. LOUIS, SATU R DAN, JUNE 4. 1881. NO. 4. THE TAILOR. Ponts 10 Order, from $4 Op. Cals (0 Orch, 0m $ 15-0, * „e he well dresst Will ofttimes supersede the rest.“ —' Byron. —— S$ Largest and best selected stock west of New York. Perfect fit and guaranteed. ALL SPECIALTIES IN STOCK. 9 S. FOURTH STREET AND 708 OLIVE STREET. Samples and Self-measurement rules sent free. M. J. DARCEL, * ANI FAE of De Les- 14 eps Water-waves and Pre- jmum Wigs and, Toupees. All / kinds of bair work made to order in the best manner at lowest prices. Ladies’ Hairdressinse. shampooing and Children’s hair cutting at No. 1028. Fifth street. under the Southern Hotel. Method of Measuring the Head PETERS’ oy workmanship Sy 2 — Eüuů—— — MUSIC 307 N. Fifth st., Near Olive. We have just opened at above number a complete Sick of Sheet Music. Music Books, Pianos, Organs and Musieal Merchandise. and should be pleased tJ «coc und hearfrom those wanting goods in our une. We heep nothing but the best line of goods, and guarantee everything as represented. SPECIALTIES. Western Ageney for: lrit-~on’s Muste and Music Books. Schirmer’s Atnerican and Fareiyn Music. Peters” Leipsic Edition of Cheat laesices, Ac gener and Breithopf and Hartel bedtions. Nosvello’s Operus. ¢ hand Orean Music. * „n 9 ( horuses ati “erg, jie, (suareniecd to be the cheapest Fikst-cl ano inthe market, unequaled for | and beauty of finish. used bv Theo. heine ein Cincinnati College of Music. BAY STATE ORGANS. A first-class instrument—A price that defy competi- tion. FF Bound volumes of Music in vreat variety. Ford of Song. e; ems af Roglish, German, tote, Irishand Sacred Songs, rr. PETEKS’ NEW MUSIC STORE, B07 N. fifth st., Near Olive. THE WENTWORTH, — NEWCASTLE, N. I. Ithas ae ur. 11 Thos Hiotel will epen dune imth. eommeo- tens for 44) guests. cndaiicrs tnore attractions for ensure avd conf rt of bral than any eren dé resort ou the Atiantic Ce lis high tonibon affords beautiful views both iniand and sa- ward, iS heaithful atmosphere. the easv manner by hited fan be repelled. ifs advantages for boating, yond bathing. escelient drives and artractive th anne To make wt one of the m ft charme eos On tHe New Fe and coast. The house , severy modern appliances it fia Pacious ' l ventilate ane nmisthedin Mack wal- WI III BEST 6} bet. laree pas DAs and 151 for ea Nennt, Pussenver elevaior ope- rile 5 einm, Miele Hallfcor dancing and theutri i,t “ An Oirehesetra of twenty memoers of acknowledged pre pani al it. 1100. the direction of Mr. Jotu 1. : | ; „ Drehem (Musical DMrector ofthe Boston Museum), ‘iil furnish mete for ihe Season. ble voranda. ien feetin whith. surrounding the eanestended promenade of over 1.000 - 1 nse , Live feat iv le Meth. 4 teren unexeeled | au- and vrandeur. noni Alte, Milliard | 1 Stem Yacht forescurs'ons. Sal and row boats un- deribe civection of trusty nd exXpet orl en opnditonrdingétuble. Grounds light- Firet-class livers oad ty tire let hour light. Stockh reports receivedeverv ihe Wentworth ts situated thrve miles from Ports- mouth, and is reached by merwns of the Eastern Ralle ‘in two hours’ ride from Boston, and is lequerily tant from Vortland,. Malne. It is four hours’ ride from the Fabyan House by way ofthe White Moun- tain Noteh ang North Conway. It is also reached from the White Mountain range by the Boston. Con- eordard Montreal andthe Concord Railways, and ine Grand Trunk by wav of Portland. At the station in Portsmouth the coaches of the ate are alwass in wailing Address F. W. IILTONS A4 CO., es SUS CITY PRINTING. Orrick oF RectsTER. CITY HALL, ¢ Sr. Louis, June 2, 18. 3 Mun tothe requirements of the charter and Mamane of the city of St. Louls., sealed bids will freccuved at ihis office unt to clock noon, MONDAY. NONE 183. Issl, from ihe publishers of newspapers (inthe English unge inthe city of St. Louis. having auniform | Ogliy “cireniation of over three thousand (6,000) cop- es.forthe city printing during the year ending June 4. 1882. Said bids must propose to do the cits printing and advertising as required by law or or- Hindnee, tobe done in the newspapers at a uniform price per line **nonupareil.’” and mast be accompa- nied with the adidavits of sald publishers that the | In Endless Varie- ty. LOWEST Prices | im the City. Burrell, Comstock & Co — — += 1’ „ niform daily cireatlation oftheir respe tive nens palersis over three thousand (3.0.4 peoples, ‘The parties bidding shai! also statein their bids the proce per page thes wilh pronttwo hundred copies of the Procecadyys Of tine Munlelpal Assemb y (200 e orten house. ant no b unk pages Lo he (ousited as mav be turtlished [> chpaper,in pamptie- eT form. ane furt ‘ ‘ithiu two dave afer each meeting to cach teu of the Municipal A i del’ 1 1 * lhe parties bidde „also state at what price | ner | ne they will furnish three jy 104 eal printed ropes of the ordinances as may be published in the hewepapers Of auniform see., suitaole for binding N the euestomars Damp! 1 f Try (ho thank pages 10 . rounted). The parties bidding Wilta “oo state at bat price per page they will furnish one hundred thived coplee of ihe proceedings of the Board of Vublic huprovement®,-#8 may be published in the aper (No blank pages to be counted ers will be required to make acash deposit of i hundred dollars. Abondof ten theusand gal ire will be required for the faithful performance of ihe contract. No bids shall be considered itn which there shal] ‘anerasure or interlineation. All bids must be rn. ** Pr: posts for City Printing. *° lhe paper receiving the contract will be required fot; rpish twenty-two copies of the dally paper fms ofcharee. The paper receiving the contract “li be requiredto furnish one dozen siips of each ‘OL erticerent made by the Commissioner of Sup ‘es. without delay, free of charge, to the said ‘ ciomilesioner. NICHOLAS Rl, Register. ’ re NOTICE. — — — — N. ny hereb 4% the Union Savings Association. located in the ‘.\) of St. Louis, State of Missouri. to reduce its cap- al stock to one hundred thonsand dollars, such reOuction to take effect on the 24th day of June, 1881, ‘Od that ench reduction is made in conformity with the previsions ef article 7, chapter 21, volume 1. of pe ‘evised Statutes of Missour), and a resolution of „ Board of Directors of sad Association adopted thie 4. isl: and that the owners of more than two- thirds of the capital stock of said Association have ‘neepted in writing to sald reduction. | — — | — et ltt given that it is the intention of * 51. I. TUNE 6. O In Mole Clarins Ex Unparalleled for Size, Merit, Novelty, Grandeur, — — — — 1 ' ; ’ ; ' } } Sensations and Glittering Splendor, COMBINED WITH THE Greatest aud Grandest Parisian Entertainmel Making one Vast, Stupendous and Magnificent Representation of al! the Sports, Pastimes and Jiversions of Ancient and Modern Times. ROMAN RACES, ROMAN CHARIOTS, ROMAN | Three Mammoth and Com — — — — eee THE CREAT the Highest Form of Equestrianship. fsa: — — ~4 72 T= - —— UP ee — , — 1 5 - * = > » * 8 MONSTER FOUR- RING CIRCUS In Glorious and Migiity Combination, with . PARIS HIPPODROME FOUR CiRCUs RINGS! RACE TRACE FCRTY FEET WIDE The Most Scperb. Sublitneand EPlevatins: Amusement Enterprise ever Conceived. CIRCUS, MUSEUA, Mi WNAGERIE AND HIPPODROME Positively Commencing Nineteenth and Olive Sts. SP. NI. A Bewildering Array of Charming the Mind raus strc. Four 1111 ALL GCRGEOUS BRiriltinnt Verech of the MJ acstiste the Only Show on Earth with alithese Features Combined. Mondax, dune Gth.and Continuing One Week Two Performances Each Day, at 2 at nud Warth’s Greatest Novelties and Ensiaving the Senses. Sarpasstag the Most Ponipous, ilhus- f-ierious bxablbitions .).«c Mine of Man ever Gave Birthto. Kings Three Full Cirens Companies! tire Great Maris IIIppod rome AMUSEMENTS AND SPORTS OF ANCIENT ROME SPECTACULAR HIPPODROMATIC ENTREE! West rens, Glittering with Poirp and Splendor, Showingthe Court Dresses of all the Crowned Heads of the Werd, all manufacturedin Paristrom the most expensive materials. Intensely Laughal-le and Humeronus Fine, COURS COMIC NIT ON THE TIMES. * BEETOLD T Coup’s Fqueseurieulum, | Melvyille’s Great Cireus, | Middieton’s Big Menagerie, Inke's Automatic Museum, Hoegar’s Aquarium, Princess Amazulu. king Cetewayo’s Daughter, The Flying Lu Lu, Four-Horse Chariet Races, Exciting Hurdle Races, Nettle. the Leaping Horse, Gigantic Musical Instruments, Comic Hit on the Times, Animals, Birds, “eptiles, Ten Funny Clowns, Real, Genuine Zulus, Golden Chariots, Fight Acres of Canvas, Three Full Circus Companies, Male and Female Jockey Riders, Arabs, Japanese, Indians, ALL THE ow |} iV ! Alithe Leading Men of the country Caricatured. . net 7 4 v A hf he : mi iM Ht 4 . 900 a 9 x — . 28 Si . | . . „e N q 7 ae ite w + ee — * ef, 97 5 = 1225 7 , 4 5 8 = WY * 3 7 l Hii hy , 1 5 ym Yy tee 4 2 a . eH y . 7 * , 2 , ＋ 37 — — SS / ZZ = AN 3 5 : = — * r 117 — — — rn ee => =~ nn 5 — === . " > 2 2 f uh 7 = ~ - N — . HE ATTRACTIONS: Nathan’s Double Circus, Fryer’s Trained Horses, The Broncho Horses, Okenawaka’s Tribe of Indians, Fryer’s Pony Circus, Trained Canines, Goats, etc., Acrobats, Gymnasts, Athletes, Wrestlers, tumblers, Gladiators, Steeple-Chase Races, Thrilling Jockey Races, The Midget Queens, March of the Monarchs, Costumes of All Nations, Steam Musical Chariots, Three Gorgeous Processions, 50 Hippodrome Artists, Four Immense Rings, Seats for 14,000, Ten First-Ulass Managers, Trotting and Flat Races, ' 10,000 New Things. BEST TALENT ON THIEL A Soul-Stirring European Sensation. el GLOBE A Human Being Harled Through the Air from a Huge Iron Catapult a distance of 100 Feet—a Most Daring aud Terrific Feat. A Myriad Other Extraordinary and Astonishing Features. te kemember. everything advertised to be seen in all its completeness for one single rice of admission. COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE SG Adwission to Everything only — 5 Children under 9 . 50 Cents. 0 25 Cents. LOOK FOR THE IMPOSING STREET PARADE FREE TO ALL! FRIHOSE wishing exhibition For route of procession see Sunday papers. at Ralmer & Weber's music store, atthe usual gut advance. GRANDEST EVER SEEN! | to avold the crowds around the ticket wagon can obtain tickets during week of 5.000 numbered chairs. The graad entrance will be at corner of Twentieth and Olive. TED EE COSTUMES, GLADIATORIAL COMBATS plete Modern Circus Companies, Showing Ss Scauges, VANDERVOORT & Barney > Our Great Special Sale OF Mann & Go.s Entire Stock WILL BE THE LARGEST Genuine Reduction Sale Of FIRST CLASS, CLEAN, FRESH DRY GOODS ever made in this city. The goods embraced were but recently purchased by Mann & Co. for their own sales, having then no thought what- ever of withdrawing from business, but finding themselves SUDDENLY and UNEXPECTEDLY COMPELLED T0 SEI, They effected a forced sale to us of their WHOLE STOCK FOR. SPOT CASH At sueh reduction in price as enables us to make, UNPRECEDENTED FREDUCTION SAL Comprised, as it will be, of the LARGE and un- broken STOCK of a firm well known in this city as CATERERS for FIRST-CLASS TRADE, and WHICH, IN POINT of TASTE, RANKED Next to S., V. & B. Themselves 4 Weshall make this great sale in the stores recently KNOWN AS H. D. MANN & 00.8, Immediately adjoining ours on the south. EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE REDUCED in price, and to such extent as to insure speedy sale of the whole purchase. Necessary altera- tions for throwing R FIVE STORES INTO 0 Must be commenced about the 1st of July. The itively stated yet, Will be duly announced. day on which sale will commence can not be pos- | assistants. duty atthe depotallday is F. P. Becker. cial committee is filled by Herman Stamm. tarthe American element interest from a money point of view which the committee expected. tion to the fund has been light and coupon tickets to the series of entertainments has not been as large as to Fifth, on evening. the windows Wishes’’ hung out to view. Charles streets a large trinmphalarch 30 feet high has been erected by the proprietors of the «tores on the adjoining blocks on either side of St. two ecenic towers these te the triumphalarch crossing the street. Evergreens and red, white and biue bunting tastefully arranged along across the bridge make it a very pleasing sight, Last Edition. —— — — — ur HEIL, TURNER! The St. Louis Wilkommen to the : Vereins. Mottoes, Music and Marching Men Everywhere, - — -_ Busy Scenes at the Union Depot and the Headquarters. _— = The Disposition of the Guests—To-Night’s Reception—To-Morrow’s Programme. Six o’clock this morning found the Recep- tion Committee at the Union Depot, and from that hour till ten the ‘‘Gut-Heil, Turner!’’ was vociferously repeated every few minutes. In- coming trains on most of the roads were split up into sections, most of them delayed by the heavy travel. The VPeorians were the first to getin. Then came along Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train with societies from Davenport Moline and Muscatine. They brought their broad swords, fojls, banners and gymnastic apparatus. The strongest body in numbers was the Upper Mississippi Turnverein from Davenport. The Davenport band accompan- ied this organization. An lllinois Central train was the next in wit six coaches of Milwaukee excursionists. They included a battalion of miltia, the Mui waukee Juvenile band and the East Side and North Side Turner’s societies with several silk banners. ; The Williamsburgh Verein, [from Brooklyn, a small delegation trom Rochester and a lively crowd of Turners from Wheeling, West Va., cume in together on the Bee Line. The Whee!l- ing men wore enormous straw hats decorated with ribbons and were evidently bent more on fun. The Rochester representatives are well dressed gentlemanly looking Germans. They came through on a Woodruff sleeper in com- fortable style. The Williamsburgh Verein brought their banner and were in uniform. Betore the eastern arrivals had been taken care of an extra train on the Missouri Pacitic came in bringing the Kansas City and St. Jo seph societies,exch bearing its silk flag. Then came trains onthe Vandalia and the Ohio and Mississippi, with societies from Cin- cinnati, New Albany, Louisville and smaller places on the route. The Chicago societies had a train to selves, coming in atl0o’cloek and this pleted themorning arrivals, ‘ THE RECEPTION. he arrangements ot the Keception Commit tee were very complete. Leo Rassieur, E. D. Meier and otber members met each train as it came in. The societies were welcomed with hand-shaking and vocal greeting, and conducted to the lower end ot the depot. There a score of boys were in wait- ing who relieved the visitors of their baggage giving them checks. Headed bya band each society was marched to Central Turner hall by way of Eleventh and Market streets. There Mr. ©. A. Stifel and his associates were in am om- \s each society marched in the list of members was handed the committee. In R few minutes the list was transcribed, the tickets issued, and each guest assigned to his quarters for the fes- tival. It may not be generally known how muchthe local organization has tuken upon itsell. The visitors are guests in every sense of the term. They receive free lodging and enter- tuinment during the festival. They are sup- plied with badges, guides, und all their wants proviced for. Whenit is stated thutthe ex- pense attending the festival will amount to $30,000 some idea of the magnitude may be ob tuined. CENTRAL TURNER HALL isthe headquarters of the local committees, The interior has been transformed to make it suitable for the purpose. The front portion is divided off into offices. The register is kept there and all sorts of questions answered. A branch office of the Western Union Telegraph Company is doing a great deal of business. Much of the mail tor the visitors is received and distributed. The exercise hall has been arranged as ib tempor ary resting and refreshment place. As the delegations arrive they are marched in there and vivena rest until the assignment cards can be made out. All the morning the various rooms of the building were full of uniforined and badge’ wearing visitors, for the task of dis- tributing such large bodies was no light one. Some of the St. Louis committees number as high as twenty-five members. Only the Chair- mun and most active members are on duty at the headquarters. Mr. C. A. Stifel is chair- man of the Central or Executive Com- mittee, and with the Secretaries, John Toensteldt and Oscar Hoeter, takes charge of the work of quartering the Visitors. At the head ot the Music Committee is Mr. A. Born- muller, with E. A. Becker as one of his active The chainnan of the committee on Phe very the nan So the important position of chairman of has not shown Pie subscrip the sale of general anticipated, This, however, is not to be sjlowed to dampen the enthusiasm nor affect the programme. Phere » will be considerable revenue from the nrttuis sion tickets, and itis hoped the deficit will be Small. THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION, The hour for gathering on Lucas Market place to-night is 7.30 sharp, It ts expected that by So’clock the Coluum will be on the wav. The route is down Washington avenne to Fourth, alanw Fourth street to Locust, tien Fifth to Ekim, then to Fourth, southward to ¢ houteau uvenuc, and westward toschnaider’s. Itisexpected thatthe «e wtl be about 3,000 torch beurers in line. Several of the societics wilt be accompanied ly IA iv friends in carriages. The route ws at tite uiranged took the column coven thy lower portion of Franklin avenue, t the Central Committee found it necessary 1 * abridge the distance. The Frankiin ayeune merchants, headed by the Famous poopie. have engaved an orchestra of twenty-four pieces Headed by this the West St. ‘Jouts Society wiil march from its hall down Franklin avenue \to Fifth, and then west to Lucas Market to join the procession. After escorting the luruver ein the orchestra will divide into two lands anda promenade Franklin avenue during the A liberal supply of Oreworks has been provided. Take it ultggether the | lin avenue people will have their full share of the fest. 1 THE DECORATIONS. The line of march tor to-night has been pro- fusely decorated. All the down town business pouses have streamers and fags Mowing from and ‘‘Welcomes’’ and ‘‘Good At Fourth and St. siilewalks between the and On rise up, Charles. the towers ane Hoth Kennard & Sons and Scruggs, \ ander- voort & ney's bave been decorated for the occasion. At Ninth and Market and Fourth and Elm streets, Phil Henckiler bas erected two evergreen and buntin intersection of arches, The one at the * und Tenth streets is single, bri Market street east of Tenth ot. At rteenth and him the arches cross from diagonal corners. Thine Continued on Fourth Page,