St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 1, 1882

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Ps wa Be ae ee See ee y i ae My oe 44 vs . y- Ye ee 7s « 4 « w - e " - » te og ere Ray " ¥ , ~ > v; el . -, | : — > ©} ‘ v c " e : t. Lonis—ss, St. Louis =a | CXS ST. LOUIS. MONDAY. MAY 1, 1882. NO, 285. et al: i Ct : comme 2, ee ar A HUSBAND’S HUNT, ity Did J. Voore re ‘Bl H LEUBRIES. LEUBRIES. Edward Garrett Works for Twe #nd gevceral nature Months to Discover Wite’s ticion of the foie aied in the city of Swit: Murderer, ae The Largest Stock in the City) LEUBRIES. LEUBRIES. |, sjsctoes sett mo Fete Sep gl __ | {ne Following Lots Beat All Creation! ,. ex sss is oy ieupmes (eal Garg Sal 2 roy para tel with . LEU BR ES. On last Saturday George White, a cotored iin» airour eenth Fe osu man, and bis daughter Emma, a girl 13 years old, were arrested at Alton and lodged in the ein bioct aoe | , Direct Purchases from Manufacturers Only t 8 inches on the {£3 | TREMENDOUS AND EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE! yy MIDDLEMEN'S PRoRrTS | LEUBRIES. opning. Dr uD HOOUS,| euBies eas ace 1 with S cardry en who has worked tirelessly at the tittle details Mes ctrect. thence -* : Required to be Paid for two months, was yesterday ob- ace fl , AT THIS HOUSE!||FUBRIES, | BU BRI HSI LEUBRIES, ists ww truce tem mae t. on south by la — a ‘ ro re “st *-. Iiley. and om west a” A ua bs ‘ lm. Opening of Imported wife, who was a white woman, mueh against rm of this court to e ki By “, i } her people’s will, in St. Louis in 1871, & Louis on the first in A ao ‘e+ =: @ dW [ Millinery, Flowers, Feath- and moved to Alton in 76 Three | : , . years later I went to Colorado to do better, THE petition, the same LEU BRI ES. ers, Ete. | [EU BR | ES. and my wife rented a house from Geo. White, a copy hereof be and boarded him and his daughter. While at St Le is POST SUN UMBRELLAS. in shreds from her arms and limbs. ‘Squire ISS? @ : - > > a FA fF ee | #,.. ey * 20-inch Twitled StIk, $1 25. . Noonan, seen Thana the Coroner, with & ; Ris Bg 7. >» Aaa ko & “en: ref 43 iy nas 24-Inch Twilled Silk, $1 50. - a=} LEU BRI FS jury of citizens, heid an inquest and returned F. VOGEL, Clerk. oe oe Sy £3 2 7 Fe 4 mE «CF au ey Be. : O-inch Pavey Boue Handieg] $2. LEU BRI ES. Ty mal} UO B ins S S, + | a verdict of suicide. This was the condition | a le ie et i Sores - % wx as ae ce pose a Me -inch Fancy Ebony Handles, $° 25. 705 to 7 { 3 Franklin Ave of the case when I took it in hand. At “he nae oe ; 24-inch Shephera’s Crook Handies, $2 75. ° White’s request I went to sleep Yé-inch Silk Serge, assorted Hand es, $3. with him in his bouse on Henry street. Hia _ a the P ' d their St M day i 19 the thie a h th ee ek eo ——————_ | old house, on whieh he had $800 insurance, St Louis—ts. © were THe PUrcnasers, an neir ores on Jionday Storning wi 1c e® piace where ese was repaired by the companies, but he did not of st. Louis, ; * ge , p : . © : Ss. : ~ ~ a —. a. fe . i882. 9 more than Magnificent Bargains will be taid out for Immediate Sale. ; Parasol Department THE ST. LOUIS NATATORIU MM, heen ty Se erdut suaibaediie’ alae pe felation and to the _ Above tots of Remnants are Really Choice Goods, and range in value from 75e to $5 OF NINETEENTH, PINE TO CHESTNUT STREETS wants. His sleep was uneasy and a dozen — we ayard. The purchase of these goods was made so that the public may secure them for The Popular and Pu gressive One- - ii dine no: Taber ’ tienes during hp night he jumped up tright- about P : Opens for the Bathing Season of 1882, 0n Monday, May 1, and Closes about ae, ‘and he replied, I guess it “is stopher Maguire. ° Price Cash | Nevember 1. smallness of the room.’ The next night he ce | ’ went to church, but before he left he called TERMS: _ . ; j . Season ticket and instruc'ions - defendants be Fifth Street and Franklin Ave. ey 15 punch fe-e's and instruetions.......-....... 10 Of | was consequently great feeling against her . p. m. wo l * lee GENTLEMEN ONLY 20 punch tickets and Instructions 12 0u C fen | SENTLEMEN 0} : MCLIONS......ccccee ati among the colored eople, and after meet snd sonsral | EIN OWS EL SS A as ee | a “T Instructions at any hour before 6 p. m. Bathing sults ior sale at box office. the murder the preacher at on chureb or- intvrest and costs, J T Tm T ,8ecure your season tickets at once and get full benefit of the whove six months, dered them to keep their mouths sbut, and years is7s. ls79 and WEERLY (2 MON FHLY PUBLICATIONS like Cbristians he'p thelr brethren alo i. White then got cool an Stribed real estate, ; Z ' ’ i outbte By of Ste tauisy tot THE PIRATE OF THIS HOUSE !S AGAIN ABROAD. », __ Responsible parties — SSS | “icant toward me sud Geallt, without aa y thirteen (13), four- %\ can make favorable REFUSED TO SPEAK TO ME. s ‘ ee of ania + igh tt 4 terms with the Williams, a sewing mochine «gent, found a Foat of tity (5) feet | Peve 72e 1s Ball Frankliti Printing Co | razor ip the yard of the house a few days — | The Po ular and Pro ressive ONE-PRICE Cash House of : a's Beas . os - : later. I now bad my theory that White had ar # ; 2 oO Wek ee: JOB RRINTING towards her,he accomp!'shed bis designs, and a 2 % * ; ee 2 ’, if , 239 fe fay f £ ' ¢ ‘ “~ of all kinds at very low rates. Ba N on the night of January Il covered his crime BP Goals onthe Bret ‘_: a 4 ey wa Ee ee Be ei i 2s POST-DISPATCH BUILDING, 517 Market St. with murder. Tne fire, I think, was started ' é‘ ~~ ; ~ with a burning candle or bythe girl. The r before the third day wae. ad Fa Se. ~g 5 = "S i at wah oe ah e te = os ‘ scaiictinlaa § petition, tne same — door of her room was locked and the key was eo csrect cxinaiie } not on the inside, What typ ha tae ig” . Louis POsT- S- D besmes wit ‘Jott biood. I FIFTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE. dl AW id A pahadasKs frame tor waite regret sone SOT | oO iat : » | but he evaded me and turned aintiff. by its attore . , | i . a St tine reat @ . ; —-y . HOURS. | a. E way from me down stairs and ar. ache orcurs:’* cLw fy . ' , 6a.m. to9 a m., Season tickets, not transferable mma away ie) ly spokee. ie i by the heirsotChrise ~~ ss GENTLEMEN AND. JUNIORS. | 1 | to her privately and earnestly. When she re-*~-." essa petition, and ‘cy 4 in a m . mm. 2p. . 25 punch tickets, transferable turned I attempted to question the girl about > fia saia peivtion, and . : Pe hee bd ar > . N 5 4 : puvch ticke &. tran:‘ferable wife’s death but she would not 8a an ™ — | @ 3 P t Nes “ingle tickel,transferable 5 ps \ fi : me a, oe «be bad left Mrs. Garrett combing her hair in state. beionging to \ spacions elegant storeroom, suitable | Toilet or Chamber Sets, $1 85 to $12. Refrigerators, $10 25 to S2.., | } Be A be Ee + abo had left Mvp. wae wits bol a deceased, Lo-witl: Lamont addition to for eithér an office or general business. Door Mats, 60c to $10 00. Ice-Chests, $5 85 to $16 84. IF 7 : ‘it ! pian ar eee ae Pars cienue. ty 8 aad eor ge € Enclosed Wash stands, $7 to $19. Ice-Coolers, 90¢ to $25. 2 Wo dee ‘yt 1 ne kt nosey eae lis enst line to the wo Heht, large front rooms in the | student Lamps, $4 to $15. fee-Cream Freezers, $1 to $10. — MM : | ce. spot ety m ye ts —— etean : tarre a ird of the purchase | Second story, : i . ; 2 to $25. ‘es Musters. LBe to ¥: — ri of the purchas md stery, admirably suited for offices. | Hanging Lamps, $2 to $26 Feather Pusters, 13e to $4. Wise te haa wad burning Woite wo i} nal A . : ° e ) t Ww to 8 Se noc. to bent Poly at the office of the These Low Prices are Only Made in the HI mouse was. stopped ‘by Andy Hardin, Sam "3 ed payments (0 bear Hart and Wm. Walker, #bo asked bim bow bum. andtobe secvre@ eT. y soid, or for cash at . POST DISPATCH, x oie ea, A “4 4 DRY 5 Hart ont We ee Os ae a > 4 ' SE, 5 : , > " ayy, Ww) » rs Y : , CON! nore. | 515 and 517 Market street By = GoUDs O. &, 25 pcs Loom Damask. 50 inches wid» and hardsome , 4 cases 58-inch Turkey Red Damask, new patterns, replied that‘he had not seew her since the extra heavy, at 65e; worth Sc. a is 40 pes Loom Dam.sk Table Liner, 58-inch heavy and | 15 pes erg Cream Damasx, very fine, at 65¢; Emma on the other side of = nessa, Se eT. None A Niet apiirg ty 6 gal te KE O-LIGHTED | | | ie fine, at40c per yard; price elsewhere doc were We. his way towards her tbroucb the crow iwrs aud othets inter AST: Xy ae fy We ok ELECTRIC-LIGHTET ‘ : } | 35 pes 5$-inca Barus'ey Cream Damask at 50c per | 10 pcs 62 in bh fine Cream Damask, red border, at 65¢; | name back to the bystanders with the girl, \ Y 14) | | | : worte 90¢ ' ‘Te} bow you left Mrs. Garrett : we FURNISHING DEPARTMENT rice es ie eylag Tol be bom pete acministrator 06 NY Ln eee the , ery RS HOUSE zs Wa . 5 a pt § 19 SOUTH FOURTH ST, Pisa Haare Turkey Red Table Damask at ®c per | 2 pes (2-inch Barnsley Cream Damask, with red / thi« morniog.? The gir! then tola the same final settlement the : \: , ua Se : fa ak . . border, at 90c; worth $i 15.per yard b id at the inquest. pede c ASS RAGE ini * ¢ . eee -ard; price elsewhere 50c ’ ; per yard. story she toid a = ee an Se NE rate t, d $10 - Froatiag on Sixth, Orive and Locust Streets. in peoedtnsh Bieached Table Damask at 4c per | 200 dozen Cre#in Damask * apkins, red borders, & Emma was takes mest os one est. — ash payment, an - per iy SAM we Aer ge OI ON aS POLO ET . ; ' i ; F | > 5Be size, ati$l 60, $2 and $250 per doz ; extra val i, afieralengthy examination, 8D “ he ne >t ; . a 4 A . EOI wp a POs) ta Waa RE gree Se ee ee ee Se eee he mig . yard; price elsewhere 55° ©, a ov ane s D ’ me. | anu, M She Fe ted mon-h, will buy ene of oar. best Pianos. eae SE: saa te x eR a ote ght anf Sao atae ag eee ogee f gt ogee - The Timken Spring Side Bar Vehicles 15 pes saltiah Bleached Table Damask, very heavy, | 500 dozen Bleached Iiuck Towels, 23x45 inch, at22}¢c; | ment Was returned azalost beeen and his — sz ‘cry Instrument warranted for 5 years. | Gieiniaees Bd arne on aia ro ee Joes are the Best in the World. at 50: per yard; price elsewhere 65c. worth 35c. daughier. Fifteen witnesses wer .s ‘6 pes 64-inch Barnsley B'eached Damask at 65c per | 3 cases 12-4 White Qui'ts at 65 each; worth 85c. in cu: roboration. 2cas:s 12 4 White Marseilles Quilts at $1 25 each. The are” of a Sacrifice patterns, at 30¢c per yard pricaelsewhere 45c. previous morning, and, seeing his daughter ¥ a = mee ; = F = on LEMENT.—Notice is weeds ake heed ede des Udy IZ aN o © tors and otbers inter Le above Quilts are worth $2 each. . Bate ee Lee ae ee | dU 2 eT Nc) eee Bere sie cia paki ee ial ; Y yas Re te, NYA VEVQED: ; F, .5 ? ee 200 dozen % size White Linen Napkins at 75¢ per = ita. ** hie oan hulz, SE ACLS Sig i Se Agvighy * PANS Be FT om ce). Cae ' 500) Wine Shades, with fixt lete Read the CLOCK *‘ad. = ee mie ees J COC. KIRK BRIDES DRUG STORE ST aaa oemmnie sen Twensewr Seeded, wun sananns sibebih sirted c tara neu. administra |e oh " @ “ bi ) : a : , ; ee . " ; Ks ae p R dozen pri ete sai ps , MERMOD. JACCARD &CO. ‘Fourth and Locust. yard; price elsewhere 55c- | ins! setilement therke , 100 dozen %& size White Linen Napkin: z B Probate (: urtd sn i Se Pirst-Class , sae tt ts LMT SS dozen; price elsewhere $1 -o 1,000 Window Shades, with fix ures complete, at 65¢ we enat the Court-house Vers a P > arenes : : ; ' ) jee ae MES es at $1 per wari n . e wry NEWS. oy of June next. iene. wer Sarkn ane ne gs wae wo ls got 3500 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. a | Ei Re Rpatee >: “ps ”¥60 dozen Turkey Red Doviies, out aba cumbed, at ; ergoeg c : HEM Bae hs yin oe ycarly contracts. pect “ boxed & shipped. } So eg ae 40c per dozen; price else bere s5e 50 pes Striped ai-ianee Furniture Covering at 45c The Liberal League yesterda discnssed ec, of Johanu lites Sar air ad Ps Published Monthly, | Allen and Herring’s English Herbs and Extracts only used; also Wilson’s Select Herbs, and only Squibb’s | 5°0 dozen Loom Huck Towels, 19x40-inch, at 10c per yard; worth 65c shams of the present time. ne speaker a + 4 ey and & ecg Pte 0 Chloroform and Ergot used in Prescriptions. yy) \ L ~: each. worth 15° : care = of pr — Domestic Cretonnes treated of love in that nga ial De Acesksed.—¥ Tees eter 4 ata . “em each; WOrths 17 sC. 200 striped Linen Lap Robes at 75c and $l each; sold | jeauging church people yesterday looking to ee of adm nlstze =z ee “Ve: Per Ve : A Select Stock of Hair Brushes, Comos, soaps, sponges, diirrors, Per 1£0 dozen Loom Damesk Towels. 19x38-ineh, fine and else where at $1 and $1 22 each an extension of their coutract with him. It ponier, — unum | . Sse, onan fumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles, both English and German. heavy, at }24*c each; worth 17)¢«. 300 Striped Linen Lap Robes at $1 25 and $1.0: worth | does nut expire for two years and 6 haif. unicretened BY £0 ARTO 1 f Ph There are no Fifty Thousand in use. From Ee tee Ape gta eer ie $1 65 and $2 The Browns and the local antes =“ St. Louis, on the ~SaR s er w over Fifty 75¢; wor per )ara. ' ,00n at Sportsmen’ XNee Prescriptions Compounded by Graduates 0 armacy, in English, | 1) indications that number will be more than doubled gcaces S6-inch Turkey Red Bamask at 500; worth | 3casee extra heavy White Crochet Quilts at $190; yesterday alternoon af eee as ee gainst said estate ate German and French. in 1882, They are manufactured by all leading Car- worth $1 50. also tty a the professionals, who scored i »signed ‘won Ss, mniled st- id, f ts. Tl fos. $1. - oo * “— i lets Ad » post-paid, for7s cts, Three Nos, $1 riage builders in the country. Henry Timken, 18 to 5 of the Standards. GCs ddress z. > ’ ‘ tentee, b iid f Fi C ages, Gears and Bod e ° e book. ed from aly benedt of wan te PETERS, 800 Ne Sth Ste | ere rn ————————w==—=——= | 1010 St. Charles strect, St. Louis, Mo. l Never IK the Tine [0 Rl [nel Foods victim 41 paaaigeis, aavomnpted 20 commit etl: bie publication, they ja ees final settiement ieee eT Mips @ reduced rates. Prepaid steerage trom . > a iS iy “2 iscuss-d an. ¢rrangement te Court of the City Ure: Havre or Southampton, $27. i acs central branch © c Court- house in sal Re, bd fi Pourist trazetie.’’ 9 7 % : ) 2 to take back : land ay, . ) a ieee bas BD, e render of old he next. ‘SMerked hus” take steerage passengers ‘ LN. HOLLIDAY a 4 - _ = i 61 Broadway, Ne : | . Pee Bice VAre a a ranklin 7° ES be minal Haak sear Nations Bamkslaéer- gy Companies only represented in this agency. Telephone No. 335. | , 3 Fifth Street mr) EF AVORNOs a3 ’ ‘ . 7, Ser re | ' ~ : nal. P.W eee es -*. White & Qo. Ye | g SIRES Ses eae): Saat et: SE Oe eee Aca 4 es is tt oe: aed 5 oa . ae ee Pa feht os RE OF RP > Re ge Gf Nace y Ee Le RR ie FL Ay Esl Se ae oS ais aa } : eA gs, : , < % ty FS cf Tee eee: SY ¥ vag ae oe " aagh ee ES So eee | © Ue ERS yes SM sd ; =) ncn hae. oe Cs! aN = S oss eae) gee A eS . : eu ba Je ve, nt ae pee SOT ee 2. ” 7 ‘ pe ey Ee «2 m4 Pe. Shy jek RMI Pe 1 i ar i ee eT ed ee

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Last Edition. eh ues St. Louis Post-Mispatch, Monday, Hlan |, 1882. EE -——_ POLITICAL. ; Public Debt. Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1.—The public debt reduction for the past month is about $14,000,000, making the total reduction for the ten months of the fiscal year about $120,000,- p00, or nearly double that of the corresponding months last year. It would haye been greater but forthe de- creased revenue receipts caused by the agita- tion of the whisky tax question. J. G. Mills makes argument before the Finance Commit- tee of the Senate to-morrow, opposing the extension of the bonded period. Friends of the bill, however, claim strength enough to liquor on Sunday, cortrary to the recent law, known as the Smith law. He also overruled a demurrer tothe information, holding that the facts stated were properly set forth in the affidavit and information, and that they were sufficient to constitute an offense under the law. Ladies’ Restaurant, THE PLANTERS’ House has opened a first- class restaurant for ladies, Pine street side. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. England. 1.—Hanlan won by four LONDON, May lengths. The course was from Putney to Mortlake. the stakes £1,000. Hanlan won with the greatest ease. Hanlan had the Middlesex side. The start wasagood one. Hanlan had slightly the best of Trickett, and led immediately. The steamers following the rowers were laden THE GAMBLERS’ TRIUMPH in the First Battle Lawis Worsted and the Gamesters Win. The Johnson Act Making Gambling a Felony Declared Null and Void. Judge Laughlin’s Long-Looked-For Decision Sustaining the Plea of the Gamblers’ | ed;’’ and the Senate and House on the con- trary successively amended the act as origin- ally proposed by prefixing to the section aiter he enacting clause the following ‘‘section1,’’ by inserting at the beginning of the seventh line the following, ‘‘section 1547,’’ by adding in the fifth line after the word ‘‘years’’ the follow- ing, ‘‘or by imprisonment in the county jail tor a term not less than six nor more than twelve months,’’ and by adding to the end of the section the following, ‘‘or by imprison- ment in the county jail for a term not less than six nor more than twelve months,’’and passed the act not asitis shown on pa 112 of the tession Acts Of 1881, but only in the fragment- ary form and manner aforesaid. S Hhecause said actis unconstitutional and voia. And this the said R. CO. Pate, H. 0. Pate ana August Sodtman are ready to verify: where- fore they pray jodgmentif the said St. Louis Criminal Court now here will or ought to take cognizance of the indictment aforesaid; and that by the court here they may be dismissed and discharged. And by this supplemented plea they elaim that an actis void because it violates section 25 ofthe Bill of Rights. THE CONSTITUTION OF 1875 contains provisions as;follows: Art. IV., sec. 25: ‘‘No law shall be passed except by biil,and no bill shallbe so amended in its passage through either House as to change its original | by proof establish its defects if ary exist. Ana in support of this they cite mumerous cases througnout the Union, put only those decided by our own Supreme Courts need here -- be mentioned. In State ex rel. the Attorney- /General vs. Mead, 71 Mo. 266 (the latest but two of our Supreme Court reports), itis saida *‘The intimationis given in Brad- ley vs. Wich, 60 Mo. 33, that the legislative journals might in proper circumstances, be re- ceived in evidences to show that a law had not been passed in accordance with the constitu- tionai requirements. The great current of au- thority is certainly in favor of such evidence for such a purpose and that the journa]s may disclose such a state of facts as will warrant the courts in holding a statute void. Cooiey’s Con. Lim., 135, 136 and cases cited.’’ ACCEPTING IT AS SETTLED LAW that fin this State, then, a duly authen cated and enrolied act may be impeached an actually destroyed by evidence of its inherent and hidden defects, and that the journals of thetwo houses are competent for that pur- pose ,the question is presented, what evidence other than the journals may be received? Danger attends the determination of this ques- tion, let it be answered as may. In the first place the journals are competent. If no other evidence is competent tooverthrow a statute, is anything competent to overthrow the journals? Where the record of the statute Retiring From Business, Having secured an extraor- dinary invoice of FINH HO- SIERY atthe GREAT CLOS- ING OUT SALE OF A. T. —— nee AN ACTRES Mrs. Geo. P B Z£- ld Time Thea sonal Mrs. George P name is familiar St. Louis and wh connected with t now engaged in | Ja4. O'Neill, and week in *‘A Cele has outlived 4 ra peopie, and is on whose record c time to connect It is rather diffle could have bees E pass itin the Senate. Mr. Mills favors the | with people and the banks of the river were Purpons.. =. erat -eriginate in either | 224 the journals speak to the same effect the e tax on white wine. The vinegar men, as they | crowded. There were many ladies among the Attorneys. Ramee eater baa aCe nemaek by the | case to any mind would be a clear one. BR thusiasm fortyet i . , 3 py w es the e claim, make a low grade of whisky. spectators. Hanlan was rowing easily at other; and every bill shall be|read on three Sek ofl aedb enaubenen wilderness of Uneer= ST W A RT & CO at an LVi- still pursuing | Bes ° . ’ -——- ——>- —__--— sCi/’e F . : * BLAINE. Hammersmith Bridge. There was never any crentee iat teat tilt oie te tained tainty? i . earnestness and ¥ aine’s oye emer , doubt of the result. Hanlan promptly rowed final passage unless the same has been report- | }, Snail —— h nal, is it not earlier days: b 3 result of bis bout with the Forcizn Affairs ’ Full Text of This Important Decision— | ed upon by a committee and printed for the | 2° TECeivec to overcome the journal, 7 re Committee, and say that heis stronger for Trickett down. At Craven Cottage, six fur- u use offthe members. ”? in effect holding that they were conclusive, oes , Farren. Pres 2 . ‘ ‘ od w e i : . - . . - s : ? . Dn wou x the Presidency than ever before. He goes to | longs fromthe starting point, Hanlan was What the Lawyers Say—The Sec. 28: ‘‘No bill * *f{shall contain more than sn ey Bae Bap snanaioe cunateavidh h 1] n WHDNE SD A Y would be inte F Maine soon to take an — ne Minne one-quarter of a length clear of Trickett, and one saleent, watem shall be clearly expressed | “Now in this case the record of the act and S a 3 O ; such a remart : 2. y y eo e 2 % . " . - % noted mgs ¢ oe Rg? ve ase vears, as | 4t the Creek, about two miles and a hals Excitement in Court. Sec, 29: ‘*All amendments!/adopted by either — oe ae tans mg ] S a] e ; at reviewine, aa D three Congressmen will be elected at large, | further on, he took the Austraiian’s water. house oe ee ane meh ag eae oo witnesses, who ‘know the legislative his- ; p ace on PATCH called u g and a Legisiature elected which wiil choose | Off Barnes. Terrace, but a short distance from same shall be incorporated with the same Dill | io. of the act that, as a miat- this morning an a y . ; : “= , by engrossment, and the Dill as thus en- ; . ’ ’ tual! +P i wf aS aSenator. Blaine will not be a candidate | the Creek,the was leading Tricket by fifteen grossed shall be printed for the use of |*®T Of fact, it was not actually . . rhe reporter ass ee for the . Senate as he found it | seconds. Hanslan’s time was 27 minutes and tlle members before its final passage. The | '©#4 0n the days when the journals say = te lor, where his eye | ae not go picasant a place as the House when | 58 seconds avd Trickett’s 29 minutes and 33| Judge Laughlin gave his long-looked-for de- | gy vrossing and printing shail be under the cen Gie att ant stone Sine, bus dase 2 way as through a / = there,and he is doubtless massing bis strength | seconds. Hanlan played with Trickett as with | cision in the gambling cases this morning. In | supervision of acommitcee whose report to io eaundl te wcndee ae = nent ges A Sod there came rapic SB for the race in ISS4. his former contestants. some way it had been noised about that the ype pe aya ped wip bowie Pamet ph ge Be ay otf integrity of our statute law tobe assaulted woman whose ve 1 aie HATIONAL BANKS. = = __ lias event would occur and the court-room was od copy Persie aiy «8 sche Saath Yonire ie bed ogg” with the most dangerous weapons and to ren- 5 indicative of --- The Knox letter to the Cincinnati National manne. crowded with that class of people most inter-| sec. 341s set forth’ in full in the fifth ob- | 2¢T tt tiable to such assaults as would 30 oh te j and = dignified Ps Bank, showing how it might reorganize vi MapkiD, May 1.—The orincipal town of| .64 pop pate was there, looxing | jection urged by the police, and need not be a no a sa ope he mann on grace Bh a in bs . PES P . . , ‘ fi ° ‘ S walls r> A : 2 effec Y ] a e ; ie Pe eee ee? ceconents of pet econ Catalonia has adopted the red cap of the/|,, enol and ssrene as usual. pig te oo ae said bill of rights declares | Of an able Pennsylvania Judge, it would pe Bi In SI] K | LS] iH; THRHAD of the Squrel § banking system. Catalons. The official telegram reports tran- | with him was his lieutenant, Warren F. Mce- | ‘that excessive bail shail not be required nor soaae abalone cod eceunaie’ wa anlanen by ? ‘ BS tor in the most ¢ The discussion inthe House this morning | quility prevails, but latent hostility to the | chesney, who bad a look of interest on his | excessive Jeoes ae Ane nor cruel and un- | 5 aow. Besides, to read # bill by its title d COTTON adies Mv sses ‘The actress only on fixing adate forthe consideration = ae Government continues. There have been | face and did not seem sure which side of usual pud aege ke om ge aE only is, in my judg ment, to read it as re- an > | 3 ful eee ae R ing 2 ¢ "$0 :¢ a . pal 3 4 sa re ire ? 3 provisic S : elve: bill extending the charters of apes ove, | slight disorders at Burgos, owing tothe re- | the matter he should bet on. Lehndorf, the | that the questions of law which this plea raises | ZUrea Dy this provision of the pageprint thems ves in he much feeling on the subject, thouzh the more nied “ injure to whom, to use Col. Slay- | are full of embarrassment. Their importance | +2 Teading Of bills in this way was a matte an en S a e large and brown copsistent Democrats, like Randall and others, | straining of tradeamen for the non-payment injured innocent, to whom, oe use UOl. Sify and delicacy necessarily make them so. They of ordinary and usual practice in legislative ; her bair is aa bla admit the system, with some amendments, | of new taxes. The oflicials are compelled to | P8ck’s metaphor, the Pigg ge temple re are such a8 any court would rather va egy NF = 1 ae ag hg ren 7} So TH N ITS V A L TU wing. She wore . a ‘ - j : > 108ec * was aiso resen "OI hs 1 ‘ ‘ itr ni ues- be ay ‘ > ’ : . 1 ms the best that can be had. demand the protection of the troops. justice had been ciose , p om, ay oid than decide ml bag eg Tete of its framers to require them to be read in | | S A . fingers of her ie ; i een and, as usual, seemed to be an officer of the mee a ar il gee lem etairaeeiam fall or in a clear and audible voice, orin any her right hand, be 7 Capitol Gossip. Switzerland. court—so at home was he in the room. i, cocaine is Bey highest and aupposed to other particular manner, they would have hall at the Same ant froin her nee ‘- Special to the Post-Dispatch. . A large following of the knizhts of the green |, NE es , , ; - said so, for particularity is one of the strong- A S “rs. Farren, oa pe GENEVA, May 1.—Tremendous snow-storms ; , gy Aten be the best expression of the sovereign will of lar j : ty 4. WASHINGTON, May 1.—Chief Brooks, of ONEVA, SAY i. - cloth were there to stand around the big chiefs that people whose bond it is. Whether rea- est characteristics of the entire Constitution. e been iuterested ie » oe ‘ . . ? ; rg ; > nei : a: books, and abuzz ran round theroom. The To guard against this is or ought to be the sole the jonrna)sof the Assembly to contradict it, which I uin thas iy warts over the situation in Pennsyivania. BERLIN, May 1.—The Emperor William has | auspicious moment had evidentiy arrived. A desire of the Judge whenever called on to read | "9 evidence of any kind is compelled to im- e Tom e a Ove name tbat he should t 4 Cameron hada long consultation with the | left Wiesbaden for Berlin. oot Raga Rg oo par tS pata ita solemn declarations. But because this may ee pee ponchay: a pa yin a ae ae . saw inc play wh 7% —* alt een iInins avo +i Ua. . -1¥i f ishes ond, third and fourth ovjections is more th of President about it Saturday evening. NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY. no show at all if Bob missed it: so he marened | °¢ 4!Meult farn March Y, 'S1, are not well taken. fi m t Q Y O p nit ts aa Mr. Townshe: d offered a resolution to-dav BERKIN, May 1.—A new electric railway in and took . place outside ol eae b MeChes- | NO REASON WHY HE SHOULD SHRINK FROM HIS IT NOW REMAINS TO CONSIDER ONLY THE FIRST r rs F © ua WwW Prices. ee 7 tg &oo . ’ } 'the constitutional provision on this subject May, 180% (our a ' The ‘‘Guano” Investigation. Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock the Post- | 8° wae mae yeow 8. pecan had yeep the land and are therefore of no Re Pal NO jwas in this language: ‘‘No law en- ; . or is St. Lows and es aes , , ee ‘ ; ed, at the first attempt to use it, of no avai educated man atthis day denies this right to | ante = Caen’ amon cho Ce O r} Sa =) oe 8 WasHincTron, D. C., May 1.—Senator | office messenger left the general office with and that Bob Pate,McChesney and the mythical the courts. On the contrary - wed. thane gn ce oD grew ye | shel pny 1 . planes at Lou Blair appeared before the Foreign Aifairs | mail bags for the up-town post-offices. As oe” Wien Dh Sey Bniciel ahead eee tpt” IT IS CONSIDERED A BASE ABANDONMENT FOR | p'essed in its title; but if any subject em is Oo com te v mee? | Y : Committeetu-day and began by reading a 7 ha : rh i ae wea ge ~ecrgigedieesc0isios. — A JUDGE braced in an act be not expressed in its title GR HA a 7 a . - y re y 5 the messenger reached a Station, which ‘S|upratsed, as if he expected ascene. A | go, hesitate when it becomes his duty to ex- | sucn act shall be void only as to so much My memo general statement in reiation to the subject adjacent to one of ithe branch post-offices, he hundred aves were Pre set een the amine the acts of the more powerful branch | thereof as is not so expreseed.’’ Constitution : dates, but a under investigation, 1. effect as follows: ‘‘I | tossed the three bags allotted to that branch to three ag re : ee | Ting | of the Government. If, then, the constitu. | 1865, article4, section 24. Under this section G W ednes a a. myseif there :; ° to see just how they would actin the moment : ; ; , Ss “ oer ; . : ; > ry ate » i, Bee ~ | tion be the supreme law of the land it becomes | the Supreme Court laid down the rule 7 rs. Russeli know nothing of the membership of the Pe-j/a carrier who was in waiting on the |/of victory. Pate looked in his customary | tye quty of the Judge to look into and under. that the venerality of a title ' Bip Compan ‘cept President Shi ‘ ro] blank way and did not appear to know what aS ry ¥ TT ni i oe w of tue land.’’ State ~papeey bie ti to i ‘e010 s it is not made "1 Russell, my bu ruvian mene PACCP — SHip- | platform. The 4 o’clock bags for had happened. Lehndorf chuckled and ve. MoBride, 4 Mo. 206." a es am 2 Ea eT wna eg Todi he if eeatino men nee in itenit aad j cones Se P i. . ° ” . . . : ratte t su race G : Ss. > « OVO. : Ve +s , ‘ I, ‘ , herd. I do not know of _— member | Station F, 401 Third eae are due at a oo ia ee “ae” pad To oar present Constitution many objections | which by no fair intendment can be considered ep gg ‘ a either house being in any | the Twenty-eighth Street Elevated Station at do so, McChesney walked out or amin may be urged,but want of clearness is certain- | as naving a necessary or proper consideration, aD Pe e. u : way whatever connecied with it | 4:25 o'clock. Tbey arrived in tame on Sature | followed at intervals by tne remainder | !Y NOtone ofthem. Neither can it be truth. | The Legislature mast decide for itself how me. 5. Comnen, a ; ‘ ee A nttion y he tribe, and the scene was over. The de. | (24y said that itis not suflicienily stringent. | broad and coinprehensive shall be A.A. ACams an a except myself, and my connection with it was | day, and seithe messenger handed ane of the ve ein handed ‘over to og tree a It was adopted at a _ time when | the object of & statute and g a 4 ber, 1540, the 1 oe ; purely as counsel, with no pecuniary inr- bags to the carrier he post Hoey» out for the yamblers we nt down town to ebeuaratisieme the whole commonwealth was _ literally | how much particularity shail be employed in American The Ps Se » - ™ 4 . at? : 7 rr , sas va & , P ’ ' pie . y , . Aalhean. | ~ of » ie sfininer as? ’ p= fi te ts whatever in the company and with that; there cg a fearfu — os on in it two each other and to spread the giad tidings. groaning uncer & weixht of boaded inde! tea hi Cres am a aphten. it. : . . - ~ ‘ Orieans. rhe f. * res € ne ’ Li no | blocks back; ‘be mighty careful with it and Judge Laughlin went over the routine buai. ness which threatened to paralyze every mnat- ;t Trite! 3 case suprg. This case was followed 413 AND 4tp NORTH FOURTH STREET. ‘Timon of 4 expectation whatever of a pecuniary re- | tell the hi sendigyr sang oni joe Pigg: all he ae ness of his court,and did not seem to be at al) cal PUIG te Seaee, and aie "J ue abeen- | = iaies thie cachanes 4b tae eae a 7 Web, _ 1 ag to say before the train started again, set bac! by the efiort of > ing °S otate, ve? s-aiten- | determine seficiency isic } vs ha ward.” ' carrier atdodiead the bag and nin = out oes ee cos Rms amet - abenes uhan oun tion of the whole age ey had been shafply | this construction. It was unsatisfactory a —_________ eee Sees e assum P Gee The statement then rehearsed at some . “ee } set ! - : het i ? other way did he sh na , rie drawnto the abuses of egisiation in which i tothe people, and at the end of a& seven e an. wns asked about the decision. Ile esate: nyse As tH . om ** f tas 2 P oe —- pe a te omg out. py a0 tga OTE A SUOW ANDY signs of these things had their origin. In an effort to | years’ trial, when the Constutional Convention ject of this mee ee Se terms sep (‘lam no’ at all sorprise at the deci+ on, Kerim and E ie length the situation of affairs in Peru and | ‘hey poe our inches long by ree inches THE EOLLOWING [IS THE LONG LOOKED FoR | CO?Tect these abuses the framers of this instru | of ls75 assembled, the members of this con- araety's rl ph ep ams serene or IT? knowing the peculiar character of bist no ’ old St. Charles * 1e Chili and the writer’s sympathy for Peru and | wide and neatly done up in brown wrapping DECISION ment incorporated in itthe most pointed and | vention recognized the fact that the title of an _ a UREISE ang veal lie norals? The diction- | mind. If there ig » smii detect ‘nthe detai @ and Fanny Ellsl LB : » | paper, Which Bad been meatiy gummed at | i132. een ta time at least. nnect ; clear cut limitations on the power of the General | act could be mate so general as tobe utterly | What is meant by pubic morais: ; , pi 1% desire to prevent her dismemberment, which | : cep MB get ow which, fromta time at least, upsets all the : Prog ofhe > jea define the term ‘‘morai’’ to mean the | appertaining to the passage of a law ben $1,000 a night : a Pp ay Sel epieasa ’ | both ends. One of the packages, which was caleulations of Mr. Harris and those with him Assembly. It may be that In attempting to | meaningless, and to prevent this changed the ar we Gs as : . i Say f the duties of life, man. ficially effecting a million of peopie, he would K : FE} - wil : led him to take an active interest in the pur- | firm, was addressed in roughly printed letters | who were fighting the gambiers: eradicate this and other evils apa went too! organic law 30 as to at least modify and mate- ee yee B- o law everything fs | see the defect and be governed by it, rather .— bj fe, : : 1 ¢, , r +3 : 17 , extre sasure ; ‘oduce jally limit > right he Legis ‘e Ts, ; . pp Rann ei . rre ; 3 poses and objects of the Peruvian Company. |in pencil to “Wm. H. Vanderbilt, E-q., +00 Every person who shall set up or keep any ne sis o} pe aa nce Cond aot F peer res rially a tne “yg a ; os, py eag “4 moral which is not criminal, and every | than by any . great good = « f ~~ ag + s ) y ¢ : RP ; , Pith avenue.” The other package, Which | table or gambling device * * * and shall troud:e of anotner ons , eT angere POossioiy determine just how much particularity snall ching rma criminal which involvea | be obtained. The main queetior orte in New Ofl iG Some time in August Ssipherd wrote, offering had exploded in the mail-bag, was addressed induee, entice or permit any person tobe or meen ot the most ne W BOCES 1@- | be employed in the ttie of an act to express che ee EE of ‘aie. The law is unto | for him to determine was as to whether th Theater.” . Nee ee eee edn’ | ct ytus W. Field, Gramercy’ Park.” Inside | Peyote ion ea or aaa ee be adjadged as80i~ nd GENCE De tan da ‘i vn ll goed going anch opge! 5 CLEARLY EXPRESSED itself a Standard of morality, and hence it is in | wish of the Legisiature was clearly expresset “When did ye ¢ 7 rss sv \1% ° = : rmiltyv sademesnnor ant lnishe , odin ~ ee - = * ae Se . : oe JECT $ ahs Rs 7 tL LA PRE! ‘ or ‘ ‘s ¢ : : . hi 4 ‘one runny ir mre es ; » 4 * compavty. Witness replied ae pre ferred a re- | were found the remnants of a metal powder- ~~ a ae abe — “s by “ It simply involves the propriety or wisdom of | js its demand and its command, so that snow law as immoral, to murder — hen eS inthe law. Well, I think ee ree [think it w a tainer in money if he took any. Shortly flask. Postmaster Pearson was at once sent 1879 For ve rs this statute ‘has ‘teen anon _| Standing by and changing the law, and this | the Constitution has made the title the con- | steatas it is to viral Saale tenea: ee ont var by Continued on Page Six. theater Ne dee ' after he (Shipherd) sent witness some scrip, | for and the other package was opened with | statute books. At its last revision | Clearly, is beyond the scape _of | ciusive index to the legislation intended. ‘The | Ip short, it is immoral in ee ae title ‘ion : —= aire : which he subsequently returned for reasons | the greatest care in his presence. Lnside the the General Assembly pussed an act | judicial right. The consequences of @ law are | purpose of the provision is plainly two-fold, | late the 7 in 4 fy aggre ¢ mantener : _ your Post-office ° ee blready set forth. | paper was found a strong pasteboard box | deciaring the crime “which is hee| With him who makes it. The duty of tie | first, toeecure a separate consideration for DD ON a es cient tan & e definit house and about : oe Wit 7 T+ **§Sn # sIk the | + at 7 le Linated igde@meanor : , | courtsis to ascertain and enforce it. They | every subject presented for le@islative or ‘‘public morals would be no more definite had «¢ di J , . . ness ( ontinue e SO 1AaT as now e with a sliding cover. To the box was a meial (i¢ od { a on ay os rs | felony, and | nave no right, and ao tar as I know have action ; and to inamre a conspicuous eclara- or clear than would be ‘‘an act to panish int pene u ‘ _ , Affair of Shipherd had no influence whatever | flask like the other, surrounded with cotton. Stat Metueaencedh tn’ chin tes ot A punish - | never claimed the right to stop and inauire | tion of such-purpose. By Henry J., speaking crime’’ or ‘‘an act to amend the criminal Sergul institine f a lene ame apon the policy of our Govel ape and’ | The flask was surmounted by a glass bulb legs than two nor mere than Re: aaewiens fog | whether a law fs a good law or wgether it is | for tne Sapreme Court in a late case, itis thus | law.” Bates Ff ter haa three ; oe ney er had an effe« l to alte. or change it in | about an inehb in diameter, whose siender ne ek the Countv Jail noe le ite | than six nOF , “on baa law. It is true that where the law- Vv iworously exposed. The Object of the Consti- SUCH A STATUTE I8 SIMPLY MEANINGLESS. and would con i ae anv conceivabie degree?’ W itness then al- | ran down through the cork into the flask. A than twelve months, end this act it valid ana maker treads on dangerous ground | tutional provision was to require so clear am| It would inform no ) les Sheeain purpose or sub- peophle. The fi oe Juded to bis interviews with : Secretary | string was attacned at one end to the neck of | into ¢ffect niuety ‘ys after the adjournment | SCOUTS naturally have to follow. | expression of the subject of the bill in the title | Ject of the y Patong se napa ht on it? De- rigbtliy, was in , “sf Biuine, Which took place the 20°h and 260n the bnib and at the other end tothe sliding of the session. Since thattimea large number rhey , sometiines take refuge in the | teatit would at once apprise legislators in- hears * a mr he ; ualitv ot Cates decent from Scott’s mo E B.. of July, and adlded: ee | have no desire to ro cover 80 that the openings of the box bad of indictments bave bee n returned in- Constitution, sometimes in Dositive eV asion. terested of the precise subject ofathe proposed cel Ccy— 1ée . n S iu nd» 1 } ~ on a husband plave Bas i d tail what ’ . 1 at the i J . ‘ ‘ 2 . to court—this among others i Rutin such cases always under a conviction | egislation—huusas City vs Payne 7i1. No suitable or becoming inworcs or benbavior, : mt i Ddver in de al lat occurres at ese inter- broken the neck. In the bulb was a gravish ee oe he hoes real Of | that ignorance unwittingly employed language | jo" This «ells hagtite: to.” be|Are not all violations of lew unbecoming? evecca, rut ee views unless it be the wish of the committee semi-liquid which ran out and in the flask ie oe a ad Ya as 1g here. which erroneously or inaptiy expressed _ nen dad ta he é we » pentane ; - | But does the term ‘‘public police’’ help the much enthu eS that I shall dose. IL desire to state I Vv - ¢ In the city of St. Louis jurisdiction to trv tel- . conceded t ethe test by swhich to deter : ; ; ’ ‘ {84% w be ats span do so. 1 desire to state l never | there was perhaps half a pound of coarse | jnies. which arethe highest grade of crimes, | te intent of the law given. | mane the sufficieney of the title, to the act un- | Matter? By the term police 13 meant tne in- | . 15438 we or ened . heard Shipberd make any mention in the | gunpowder, with possibly some chlorate mix- | is py law given the St. Louis Criminal Cours The objection urged to the act of March, | der review, if it was net torthe still morere-| ternal regulations and government of at New Orleans ia resence of Blaine, or on any other occasion | ture mixed in it. Some shock on the Ele- | exclusively. In all cases of misdemeanor, | 88's by the supplemental pleas is not weil | cent case from the Supreme Court of the State | amy ne and he ag ve be ocliashan "The Deat She ie. on my presence, of his having made an offer | yatedRoad cansed the premature explosion of | which constitute the lower grades of crime, taken. It is supported by an able argument § e¢ re! the Attorney-General vs. Raum 73 Mo. gambling many h wage , hot mate 80 few great Very enevura Behek there are bevVer been, por Mra, Farren tary reference SO _ *BClor, Wao is sth New York The elebt el ‘GQramme, the 4 the Brush, the W esternp and bool ng arrap of a board of the pool is to tration for litig and Proteciite fringe Uloen any eo. There Mm Poms! Without ingrion

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= =i Co 4 REET j . ferision.. He satd;: “1 the decis on, acterof nistticnor’s foe’ -cr nthe detaisg ssave cof alaw bene- ofpeople, he would Yein?ta by it, rathe grent good Ae main question gs as to whether the as cieariv expresset Fenvone running ane Page ‘six. ica, Lumbago, of the Chest, Gout, at, Sweliings and and Sca d f jily Pains, — ache, Frosted Fee aii other Pains phas. Nap Terternes Remedy. Dee ing with pale » proof ne ages. STS AND DEALERS IB SINE. RA-HOUSE.. “J y Ist, 1882, NUS’ BENEFIT. presented, for the first ina Bi ecessful Comedy, of Okt RENT. St. Zouis Post-Dispatch, Mondin, Han 1, 1882. et ae — t T S’ RECOLLECTIONS. The Gramme company owns the first paten's TRE SOCIETY YOUNG MAN. social rank. Mr. Frelinghuysen is an amia- ye AN ACT RES i-sued, and allof the members of tne pool ble, weak-minded old gentlemen; who never —EClAY s — et to pay pa ~ cent royalty on the sell- ee ghee by — wor Mn ah —e a 4 of a in his life that fitted St. ; ¥: ng price of machinery manufactured by | ?U% Dis eyes toey are por ’ m. . aughters are neither beau- . ta rs. Goo. P. Farren, who Played | them. The companies will prosecute the rg elbaceap ee Pion oo giagay tiful nor stylish. Mrs. _—‘F rreling- = bd Sie ae e Frere in 1839. companies which, owning no patents and | mat are always an exquisite hue! huveen is an amiable old lady, above named corner without means to carry on the business, have with very frigid manners, and_ great rectors ef ol coon ———-_—— yd Time Theatricals in St. Louis—Per- sonal Reminiscences. vrs. George P. Farren, the actress, whose name is familiar to all the older. residents of er, Louis and whose early career is intimately connected with the local dramatic history, is new engaged in the company supporting Mr. jas, O'Neill, and has appeared at Pope’s this weck in *“*A Celebrated Case.” Mrs. Farren has outlived a race of long-tived professional people, and is one of the few histrionic artists whose record covers a sufiicient length of time to connect the present with the past. i: is rather difficult to imagine how a woman eou'd bave been the subject of popular en- thusiasm forty-three years ago, and yet is still pursuing her vocation with all the -arnestness and nearly the success of those earlier Gays: but such is the case with Mrs. Presuming that the public id be interested in the reminiscences that remarkable woman is capable harrean { dbirhe ex y ane fy & of reviewing, areporter of the Post-DIs- pavcu ealied upon her at the St. James Hotel tics nioruing and Was granted an interview. pe reporter assumed a position in tne par- lor,where his eye couJd glance down the hall- way as Lurough 4 vista, andin a few moments there came rapidly forward the figure of a «oman whose very attiiude and stride were rpdicative of Lady Macbeth. Tall, stately wid dignified, there was yet Ry ace and eare of movement that once indicated the personality ofthe fvure. Airs. Farren greeted her visi- sin the most cordial and pleasant manoer. i qe setress only betrays her age in the cheer- f.t wrinkles that are beginning to show emeelves in her features. Her eyes are as rand brown and beautiful as ever, while r pair is as black as the proverbial raven’s wing. She wore a large ring on each of three -oes of her lef: band and on two fingers of r right hand, while a gold chain was pend- aut froin her neek. The reporter said: “tres, Farren, the oldest inhabitant, has a interested in your appearance here and 4-uvyvested that he would like some of your theatrical reminiscences.’ indeed,” she answered with asmile; “T i2ve met the oldest inhabitant frequenily this i he seems very giad to see me, for shich L uin thankful, but it isn’t at ail kind ne should be telling everybody that he ¥ me play When he was asmall boy. ‘That more than a woman ought to, even +from her friends. eto my daughter vesterday inquiring if ) that time: ‘‘¥iy memory is very pooron names and dates, but I recollect that - besides myseif there were my mother, Mrs. Russeli, way brother, Richard Riussell, mv busband, George P. Farren, Tuomas Piacide, W. H. Smith and wife, Joseph Cowell and wife and H. L. Bateman and wife. During that season the stars were Conner, Liewellen, Geo. H. Barrett, A. A. Acams and Din. Marble. In Novem- ber, 1840, the management opened the new .merican Theater on Poydras street, New Orieans. ‘The initiatory play was called wr 5. ‘‘imon of Tartar,’ in which Charles rbd now with Robson & (rane, assumed the ‘title-role, with vseif fas Zoulda, Ben De Bar as i ortm and Eaton Stone as Sanballat. The vo id S:, Charlies Theater was opened in 1841, ani Fanny Eilsler was engaged to -dance for +! 000 a night, and had enormous houses. tarny Fitzwilliams and J. B. Buckstone were Daving stars that season. My first ef- foris in New Orieans were at the State Street beeater.” ‘*‘\" hen did you first appear in St Louis?’ “I think it was in the summer of 1800. ‘the theater was located on the corner of Third and Olive streets, where vovr Post-ofice now stands. It was a cosy nouse and about as large asthe Olympic. It Lad opened July 3, 1837, and proved a won- derfu: institution for those times. The thea- ter bad three tiers of seats and a. parquet, i would contain altogether xwbout 1,000 peophe. ‘ne first appearance, if 1 remember rivbily, was in a play called ‘The Jewess,’ from Scotv’s novel of ‘ivanhoe,’ in which my husband’ plaved Isaac of York, and [I did Rebecca, but I don’t recollect how miueb enthusiasm ve created. In isi8 we opened the new Si. Charies Theater, _at New Orleans, with ‘The Honeymoon’ and ‘The Dead Shot.? There were in the com- panv al that time, besides myseif and reli- atiyes, Mary Ann Lee, Caroline Caapman, Kiiza Logan (sister of Olive), Ellen Matthews, ‘Theresa Chapman, J. M. Field, Dau Marbie, Ben De Bar, Sol. Smith, N. M. Ludlow and J. ti. MeVicker, with T. M. Wesion as stage inanacer.”? “During your career as a stock actress who Were ihe leading stars?” “Ob, there were Macready, who played bere in 1844, Edwin Forrest, the Pacides, irs. Mowatt, Murdock, Julian Dean, Ellen Tree, Charlotte Cushman, Chip- poodaie, Couldvek, Hackett and others that i cannot think of just now.”? “\Whon did you become a star?’” ‘In 1847, and continued steadily until the Ceut of my husband, which occurred in 1861. Lawass plaved in the legitimate, with a round of characters like Pauline, Julia, msadoe, Mary Tudor, Mrs. Haller, Olivia, Luey Ashton and the Countess.’’ “What is your opinion of the dramatic pro- fe-sion of ibe present?” “ic is earnest enough, butis being ruined by the combination sysiem., We are nothing bit strolling play-actors now, with no home, i! w friends and fewer sssociations. I don’t think the public is benefited by the change, f rhe old stock companies could come on . ae Hig Oa .) oat ey i ee ae an a “~ “aha * al . * nge Pe he ‘RX AG a ‘ $44 %% “« “ a he ar SV x, a ; ry . « 4) 2% i e i. i’ - : +, ; + " Ae r 4 oO. wee dee EG a Oe whe ORT k «aw ty te a ee | . v4 >, " x a’ ~~ At. ; » a ; Waits A ry ww : a ) a | . -y eile 7. Woman can Sympathize with Woman LYDIA & PINKHAN’S fer all these Pal_ful Complaints ana W secommen toour best females popslatien. Te will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com» ptaints, al) ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Uleera tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted te the Change of Life. Ie will dissolve and exper Qumors from the uterus ta ean early stage of development. The tendency te cam eerous b thereis checked very s)« edily by its use, Tt removes faintness, fatulency, dest;oysall craving | for ~timulante, and relieves wraknees of the stomach, It eures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Gleeplesaness, Dep: essien and lads gestion. That feeling of bearing down, cavsing pain, weight and backache, is always permanently cured by its use. It wil] ag al) timesana under e!lci: cumstances act ta barmeny with the laws that govern the female system. Fer the cureof Kidney Complaints of either sex this Cempound is unsurpasecd. LYDIA EZ... PINKNAM’S VEGETABLE OOM: POUND is prepared at 233 and £35 Western Avenue, Lynn, Maze Price @1 Gix bottlesfor @4. Sent by mall ta the form eof pills, also inthe form ef lozenges, om receipt of price, 91 per box foreither. Mrs Pinkham freely \swers all letters of inquiry. Send fer pampiy let. Address as Ghove. Mention this Puger, Be ftamily sheuld be without LYDIA SZ. PINER«MWS CAVER PULLS. They ere corstip-ties, blicumem emé terpidity ef theliver. %% conte per ber. ea” Seld by all Druceg: sta “Wa ——aSw come ead = a me ee A POSITIVE CURE! Without Mediemes. ALLAN’S SOLUBLE MEDICATED ROUGIES, Patented October 16. 1876. Une box No, 1 will cure any case in four Cays or jess. No. 2 will cure the most obstinate case, ao of how long standing. No nauseous doses of cubebs copablaor of] of sandalwood. thatare certain w produce dyspepsia oy destroving the coatings of the stomach. ceip: of For further particulars send for ¢ir- increasiug enatenl stech from $80,000 | Commencing at nine o’clock in the forenoon, , L. PARKER, Secretary. said street, in the city of &:. the purpose of consid. ring ag to matters, namely: . A proposition to tted ing os rg on inaneane at ine ew Sof Said Corporation to amo one gg eg Se omnes 1o Anode pe fy ond, cg ar suitable by : laws for esd corporation. wiles: a r or the purpose . tion and adopting such smienQenn me of cou-wlidation and association under corporation is organized as may seem expedient for the purnose of extending the of said corperation. and ef more trully powers and --bjects thereng? tn respect guisition use and holding by # ef sach other ty, including shares of other private ¢ jon may be deemed expedient in aid of the business am purposes Of said corporation, and ne Fourth. For the consideration and determ of such other matters and things a | ests and business of said company as may be before said meeting. ee E. A. HITCHCOCK. % J 4 * a a ~ » Ne + * aD pt 9 Pe % coe a f 3 ye i ime 7 Aad es TARAS Ae a ae oe Rk» eee ie + ‘ ba ae “a » - us ee. 9 Se ote aa THos. DICKSON, c. 8. LON HUMPHREYS CHOUTEA be LEGEAND B. UANNON, goes =. 5 ee New York. D. K. FERGUSON, , a TuHOs. E. Turr A majority of the directors of said corporation. Ee nae. OFFICE OF WHITMAN AGRICULTURAL EIGUTH ST, AND CLARK AVE. map ST. vls, Mo. N OTICE.—There will be a asuune of the ee AN holders of this company on May 84 to vow om to $150.00, = . President, = * aS. E. T H. &. WHITMAN. Sec. ee N. W. PERKINS, Treas. ae 7 TOTICE UF SHAREHOLDERS’ Notice is here>y given that ry Shareholders of the St. Louis Heat and Power nishing Company will be held ac¢ the office company, On the northwest corner of Clark Tayou avenues, in the city of St. Louis. on Wednesday. the twenty-first day of J ending at three o'clock in the aftern and that the object of said meeting ‘oto eaten a proposition to increase the ital stock eorporation from one hundred thousena dollars one million dollars, and the transaction of other business as may properly come before meeting. JOHN W. HAR FREDERICK SICKER, recto u eat an ower Pe _Company. on “F2 r Par OTICE is hereby given that a meet stockholders of the Duggan-Parker 3 me et Manufacturing Company will be held at the office of - a3 the company In the city of St. Louis on ¥, ist day of July, 1882, at 9 o'clock a. m., for par- pues von aoee Se following pro 3 - The increase of the cap)tal stock of sald ¢ome pany, B ny $8,000 to $0,000. 3. e increase of the number of directors from three to seven. 8. The amendment oi the by-laws of said come ny. Witness on signatures as president and and composing a majority of the present directegs said company, this 44th day of April, 1882. ENRY C. DU AM, OTICE—HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE PRO- pie’s Railway Company, a company under the general ra!lroad act of the State of sourl. approved December 13, 1855, are nt ——t— fied that bonds of said company, dated 1st Y 26 inclastve, : May, 1877, and numbered l to 37, and number 41 to 66 Inclusive, and sumber inclusive, each for $1,000—will, as is expressed in said bonds, be redeemed and | the Third National Baak of St. Loults, in the St. Louis, on the 9th day of June ne with interest thereon to said date. and t the on said bonds will cease on that i; . JULIUS 8. WALSH, Pres*t, WILitAM B. Ryvder, Sec’y. 8t. Louis, April 10, 1882. St. Lovurs, April 2, 1682. HE meeting of the stockholders for the election of Directors of the St. Louis, Council and Omaha Kallroad Company wiil be held in office of the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific ‘e Company in this city. ton Mb er May34,b7 °° °}®&| 92. mM. 8 Ff. 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* We pas Mike ee ery St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Monday, Hay 1, 1882. ~——--— St Pouis Post-Dispatch. BY JOSEPH PULITZER. [Rutered at tbe Post-Office at Bt. Louis, Mo., as gecond-class mail matter.) TERMS OF THE DAILY. one year, postage paid....... ee PTT TT TTT Te o--+- $9 00 fix months......--- scccecvepcccscccsccocenscoceoces & 60 THrCe MOMCDS.....----eceeceeecccceeees 1eeséewcee - 26 One month (delivered by carrier)......... coccas «= bb) the week (delivered by carrier)....... nw THE WEEKLY. CQpe year, postage Pald......-...e.ceecececceeeees $1 00 £ix months, postage paild....... iesentsauabanoese of imbecility in ottice. to give us moore of an Miss Kellogg's earliest ington, anu lt was g that she shouid give wus guerite belore her at the Catholic churches is more than twice tbat of all the other -churches in the city put tegether. It is known that the total Catholic church membership in St. Louis ——— " ance, Was: : ! MeIntvre t . we : or I IN’ ee Sunday " swer was relevant, and abundant proof would | The congregation responded liberally to | ducing Attorney General Aciutyre to asetat ae eee oeeroes ends LAUCHLIN'S Repuolic. Churches. sohools. From Vennor’s Weather Bulletin. be fortheoming establishing the eruth of every | the call made in the canse ot Christ, and $91 | the lottery. fraterrity of 5S:. Louis in thet then he caught bim b : i> long deferred decision is another illustration OS Baptist ae 2 650 I desire briefly to give a brief but compre- | allegation contained therein. in cash and subscription cards was donated. -|war 4 — Circuit her omer ~ . Soll, 9 . a . a . * “ oe wae iwi? mm crow this date. cs ice ce ¥ — ete ; Methodist bE eaemak, South.. 1,569 1,235 nation of coo: to cold and wet, generally. Not spond fittingiy to such an insult. He was pre- Many grievous circumstances have transpired fore located in Clardy’s disti ict, into the only Oe evn he is not vet LD Money Power. Itis the usual thing for a PrOSDYteTiall o-0.0iscccccsevecs 6.426 3,352 | that there will not beterms of summer warmth | pared to stand by the answer. i during the past month whica have placed me pte yarn = eee Pedy oes ao uncommoaly sad of . . : eg yer a2. ‘ sion i ; oe kee ‘ ? : ce : ; ] m, und : It will probably be some months before | Senator to begin his career in Washington in Cessneriand Rassbyt rian.... a 14 P aa and even intense heat for short periods, but PRA aedy bathe seed n sogrmere ign bn tewrse Coe in a humiliating attitude before the public,and ius loadarsbln p ae to his father and said with emotioh that the In other words, the summer will be the reverse | suit would in the end develop ratherthe ras Oe Pa ; as acommittee-room. There is Democratic | re th or ty . | siough of matrimony. § ee iy coobahty «| simplicity about this thing and-we mpst-any | 91,902, ‘hence - more than 90 | Of Clear andl dry. CY Cate UG tits time reached. the conela- | Priat that if Jesse James ever perpetrated any | fli? at reese 8 Tonorabie polit iy: There is something oi 4 st - . . . me ic "ti 7 " P , oe oui ere Pa cool, wet, muggy summer, with probably a et ladon er cent of the membership was at Third—There is a likelihood of June and Au- | ainy that enough of personality had been in- | crime orcrimes, of whatever nature, that I/ cian in your city. It is well under- Ses i eye little frost in June and August. Mr. V.’s in- that it is highly becoming to the primitive a a ‘ . . a on oo gust frosts in Northern, Western and Southern | dulged in, and brought the gentiemen | was wholly unconscious of the facts con- | stood that the Sespios - the ee repose Soa, without belte , J ; State of Missouri. Mr. VEST is evidently try- | cCaure yesterday. AS agains e =U, UU sections, and a general cold wave ma ecur | UP with a round turn by a sharp rap and the ' i oacel + | puts a qvietus upon chances of the lion. i , _— . . formation is not always up to concert pitch. | ~ is ; oe. ss il dice Oat “cll hatha Ginins ingas ben Shi 1 Glaaeiel ’ 1 . “9 promise to punish by fine and imprisonment if | 26% therewith; he never spoke to me@ OF | boner Claiborne, & lis intended as a deadly regally Se : mere ee rates mene ing to live off his legitimate salary. people who were In coure ore ward midsummer. another word should be uttered on either side, | auy unlawful act of his and I have not thé | thrust to the am pe o gshas aspiring eivaine"@ velos a onl a eri city more than 260,000 who were not ino This secured silence and the court then inti- | least knowledge of any wrongdoing with | young Statesinan, Hon. John M. Giover, NS len cane aniele THE friend of the law-breakers who can . aera y Our Foreign Policy. mated that the motion would be heard at5/} Jiioh he has been charged. My very sonl boul it be possible that the active prote-sion- theless ogy theta greatness. ercept that When she,x spinning-wheel set uf and squeaked and gg turiously that her ir entirely spoued. Ho per, aud sauy most be second act was begin al assistance of the Hon. James 0. Broadhead, so timely extended in so influential & manner to the cause of the gambling interest of st Louis, would ba expected to incicase his chances of success for a Congres-ional sear. Is it possible that your citizens can be hood winked and imposed upon by such traus parent trickery as this? o'clock this evening, Depositions wil! be taken in the case fin be- half of the dcfenc ant before Notary Renshaw. It is understood that Miss Zoe Valle, tormerly Mrs. Picton, has left town, and her deposition will Lave to be taken elsewhere. THE ARMORY FETE. From the Philadeiphia Times. Mr. Blaire may find conselationin the fail- unre of the foreign policy of this administration. Thus far the foreign policy has had but one manifestation—in an attemptto save a mur- derer from the gailows—and it has not been a. success, only thrive by bribery, perjury and genera!| Tye camblers of this city, who have the | Caurca. It may be definitely assumed that corruption may be an bonest man, and cOn- | effrontery to believe that they can carry on the 23,000 children who were in ibe Sunday scientious in his views. But many people | their nefarious business in the face of public | S©"00!s yesterday sre part of the total at- | tendance in the churches. This will reduce ‘ Be: will doubt it. sentiment and the law, received a timely of whom 2 ee backset on Saturday when Judge Capy re-| te adult attendance to 1,000, revolts at the suggestion of lending my name or sanction to any publication ot Jesse James’ career, yet I have been represented as dictat- ing such a bock, andcoming to St. Louis to revise such matteras has aiready been pre- Though I have fre- ; “ — ) THE upshot of the lesislative gerrymander a4 40,06 vere men. the same time it bared for the-publication. The unnecessary sacrifice of the flurry in Senator Jone * ib en districts in this city by such slen fused to permii the filing in his court of ap 10,000 only were men AS tne oe A Silent Gatherer of Honey, Crusaders’ Tent ; War wy the Roses—The quently and publicly declared that | Southwest, as . have intimated, hand iower oe — aE 54 . L * . ; ea 7 , . . at ‘ 4 ‘ sames : ” . = . » *) em Wil DO CWO CISEEICtS 2 oe *F information from the Attorney-General, on | ™USst be remembered that: ouly 47,000 votes From the Cincinnati Commercial. Nibclungen Legend. I know’ absolutely nothing concern-{|was not made without A struggle? of Our beautiful +e “ eh , and the defeat hus left the representatives back @oyly luto the glo ing any and all crimes charged to the commission of my husband, and that under no circumstances would I lend my name to any publication descriptive ot his career, yet I am again required to reassert all that I have pre- viously said, and to also particularize the cause for this repetition. A publisherof St, Louis, named J. H. Chambers, has had ciren- Ex-Senator Conk!iiog must be gathering up a great deal of money, we imugine. iis great taients are operating without much friction, The noise he m.kes in the world does not dis- turb the sleep of the cattle in the flelds. spired the singers, @ considerably more-ini distinguished xarrival, his banda DoORGNEL « f w bich he took an occ just after Miss heilugg jul cudenza, when the applause, he lazily ra threw the vouguet at was eCStaticalily Die were cast at the last Presidential election.Jbut of the 40,000 adult males at church doubtless a large proportion were repeaters. der Democratic majorities that the Republi- cans will havea fair chance to carry both whenever they are united—which Democrats very seldom are. There was quite a large meeting of both Jadies and gentlemen at the new Armory on Saturday afternoon. The ladies in command of the different companies seemed Well pleased at the progress they have mado in organizing theircommands. The ranks have been filled with the requisite number of attractive young ladies, and everything bids fair to work har- from that part of the county in no very good humor. Johnson’s effort to have the city divided into two districts was looked upon very favorably, anc if made earlier would have been success. ful by inviting to the scheme the political in terests of the Seuthwest. fle should have been here soorer. which it was proposed to arrest Circuit At- torney HARRIS, atthe instance of the lottery sharpers, who affect to believe that he has been guilty of oppression in office. In raiding the lottery dens Mr. Liarris forcibly opened asafe which contained important evidence THE admiration of the st. Louis POST-DISs- PATCH tor Jesse James has cooled down some- The Post-DiIspaTcu is a very bright all questions, but The Land of Que r Juries, From the Courier-Journal. Bismarck is mad because the jury has ac oy IF Col. BROADHEAD is to be the Democratic “eS candidate in the Second District, we warn what. Jaccard’s, | . pes fret elafar 2 per sually right on quitted the manchbarged with siandering hi fi. e ss a alns the m%i factors. The amblers paj er ’ and u a 4 i ] ll ] an da Ke w aE r ne hiin . ‘ . . os ™ . +" : ; ts ae eeaeeneure tO Weware Of two men on the | a : = its foolish hatred of Gov. Crittenden induced | Mt. Bismarck ought to live in America a while | Moniously to a very brilliant end. To-day | Jated broadcast an assertion that he was hav- | pith and Olive streets, have the honorto an. ee ee aes : ‘on Ba. Republican side—Jozn Harris and G. A. | thought thatthey saw an opportunity to an-|. LS ELH EE . waeee and get accustomed to juries and their pecu- | there will be several reunions at the homes of | ing prepared by a writer named Frank Trip- nounce their ok a sore arta a ; : it to take a position in reference to the killing | jjar ways rom , louke = ' y a FINKELNBURG. Either of these could beat | NOY and vex the aggressive Circuit Attorney, | o¢ tne outlaw that lus seriously injured it with the different ladies in command in order to | left & book on the lives and career of Frank DIAMOND OPENING sone ee ene ae 2 Se} \ tarrnit . »f ‘ . c ‘ ¢ > ; ; M4 : BROADHEAD, in our opinion. and the Attorney-General of the State was|the best people of Missouri.—[Kansas City His Real Name. determine upon their final arrangements. and Jesse James, and that a)) sae matter it | for the spring season, Tuesday, Wednesday econie* —— iva, a persuaded to lend thema hand. But for the | Journal. From the Cincinnati Times-Star. Reports from the Crusaders tent would contain wovld.be furnished by me. and Thursday. May 3, 4, and Wednesday even- Ri ging. Never was are ———— es . ” en ts hiniia cicttues es sa tility neneeh tak the The St. Louis Giobe-Democrat has an article | state that everything is moving | This statement is alsolutely false, as Il am aot, | ing, May 3, from 7 to 10 part, nora part bet y 3 j i y . b. 4 a ‘ r C OIaLY ss u ‘ ' ‘S82 Ven ge sid > P - : ar ’ ie WHATEV ER may él oug 0 UC — 8s prompt and decisive action of Judge CADY : 0 ani ? ) nan Nemanng dap cman tops plind a aatill Mr. James harmoniously under the Management of Mrs... never have been, and never will—because I The KE. Jaccard Jewelry Company have been aur Caring ist — e law, or pretense and twist of the law, tuere is the business of bringing the lottery sharks editor of the Kansas ¢€ 1ty Journal was a ’ 2 " * oy branch, Captain, and Mis. Edwin Har- | egnnot—furnish any facts criminating either : M % sic b ne tains was melody . 2 S ee a ba ) rison and Mrs. Howard K:etschmar, Lieuten- |... 2 aye preparing for this event for some considerable She cannot touch one q a » doubt about its effect in greatly encourag and the gamblers to justice would bave been horse-thief in his eariy uays and that he was MR. W. C. STEIGERS ants They have a fine field for some beauti- Frank or Jesse James. time, and no pains or expense has been spared sue Can piay on ail th ae ful effects. The ladies personated will be I visited St. Louis on thfe 28th of April, ac- sang in the singing le to make this opening an Art Exhibition of Jewelry without paralieiin the history of St. Louis. Novelties from Paris, Vienna and London have been imported. ; Willeall upon merchants desiring rates or information about advertising in the Posr- JISPATCH. j } ahit ev I ww 6 iekine .) kat in the habit even now of picking the pockets sang ta the singing Song, and as a furiher : . Now, to hear Ger ? rather sing at it, is on fn the world. TheS aimost beyond recoguf ing the classes to continne the open a } and flagrant defiance of piain laws especially YS. ~ —Tramed to suppress certain offenses. suspended. Judge CADY has more than once shown his higb regard for law and js indif- ference to the outside influences which some- borengeria, Edith, Revecea, the ladies in waiting and slaves aud troubadours. Some p ominent gentiemen have been secured to represent Godfrey de Bouiilon, Richard Cceur de Lion, Baidwin, Kennett, ivanhoe, St. Louts, companied by my attorney, Hon. Rh. J. Haire, of hansas City, to attend to some private busi- ness. While stopping at the Southern Hotel J. H. Chambers, previously mentioned, in- of menemployed in his office, the public would understand probably that we had told a falschood, and vet such a statement would MES. JESSE JAMES. t iy ’ 0 dina: h b primey perennation tae Saladin, Peter the Hermit and others. There Z JUDGE LAUGHLIN’s extraordinary, thoug cials from the plain line of duty. He seems be Jess mendacious than the repeated asser- Many Alleged Interviews will be for sale water from the Dead Sea, truded himself into my presence (during the The newest designs from New York, many of a seeeming S- . : a ad f : " rOeee . tes s ‘ .dgve te. , ‘ , ’ “ ‘ te ‘ ’ not unexpected eectmon, will be found eee to be independent and incorruptible and the tion of the Journal that this paper is au ad- | With Mrs. Jesse James baving been denounc- co i rte 1m may 5 aoe al mag we ont penacagiorg ws forse ocingsn oy reg be them guite unigue, have been secured. Senaibbas she thought ' where. We abstain to-day from a fu!! analysis mirer of the late Jesse JAMeS. No word of | €@ by her as base torgeries, the public is cau- | cress. Ha at ta y papers, | Several original patterns by our own design- thanked her for the eff eames er rhe eee re ee devel then, by a conscienceless, systematic course of ballads—Patti can't—b¢ ers will be piaced on exhibition for the first time. The whole collection of ornaments will be greatiy enhanced by a display of UNSET GEMS, tioned that forged affidavits, letters, etc., will | ood progress has also been made in the En me wnat in eedian giish tent, in command of Mrs. Ge u. Bowen, : age wag @ Mrse bowlin and Mes. R. R. Hutchinson. They Tie book dictated to Mr. Triplett by Mrs. | have chosen ty represent that period of English Jesse James and Mrs. Zerelda Samuel (mother | story, that includes the ‘Wars of the Roses.’’ Tnev have been happy in the selee.- ; public owes him a big debt for the abie man- or review of the position taken by the young : nerin which he administers his important { Judge. We wantto give it a careful perusa! ‘ins before we criticise its logic or Jegal merits. an English vallad te tb ments. The same ever tion and bell given ae Mr. Victor Ariiur .We his bride, Miss Lamsou philandering and prompting, created pur- ported interviews with me to the effect that he (Chambers) was preparing a work on Jesse Jumes after my dictation. During the entire Post-Dis- The editor of the Journal has repeated his lie until it | tue sympathy ever appeared in PATCH for that wretcbed bandit. e a ED ASSASSINS on Saturday last in New York es BEE CE “Sse? has ceased to be funny. Every intelligent | of Jesse James), andon whichthey receive a | ,;; yee haan whers . , : | ' 7 . , * tion of the Queens of the rival houses of York ay . 3 , e lation to the disiingu A } aw may be unconstitutional. ) . ' day that Il was so beset py Chambers and r é z gonad Pp - attempted to destroy Cyrus FrxLp, W. H. | newspaper reader in the country knows our | 70Y#!lty, 18 already completed so far astheir| and Lancaster. Mrs. Walsn will personate aa I wag fairly dhelodeone with a thei "bracing almost every known stone. In value eS ee ee ae £ . We never denied that. But we did deny and Vawnren as adit . Police tee; . assistance is of value, and has been examined | Mareeret of Anjou, and Miss Cora Buker, tain > the stock will amount to nearly Drummoud is of the er ‘ es ANDERDBILT and Superintendeat o olice | position on tlie JESSE JAMES ‘tremovyal,” : 9 ee Pes ae: och Mhizabeth of York. The ladies of the | headache, and was otherwise in such a dis- 7 = fumily,and is rathera he now deny the right of Judge LAUGHLIN to ’ by Mrs..James and pronounced satisfactory by ; th Mi tonte T HALF A MILLION DOLLARS =. iH si WALLING by the use of infernal machines det is a satisfacti ane that - view o iy eg 9s court will be: Miss Lizzie Tionipson, Princess | greased condition of miad as to be almost : aR 3 who ts absurdiy toadte AD consider that question at all, and to set him- y : 1m: “S+} aNGdt iS & Satisfaction to cnoW tbat our views | her. The remaining twenty-five pages to be | \athvarin’:MissKate ridbage,Lady Woodville; responsibie for my words ér acte 7 Among the Uaset Stones wili be found some his wife is a tal!, ordin ag ie i. , Packages of dynamite with ingenious!y con- have been indorsed bv all the influentia) | added relate only to Ford’sa trial and Jex epee at any identific: ; : questions. aug lagen ee on ala SPRL popes ingen srcdbeohqmmenrtectih sources of Our information or its full andre- | pey, of New York, Duchess of Clifford; Misa connection of my name with “e ry or | ites: ete, all Of cabinet excellence—will be the diveane. What an = . : sly» A att ¥ . Fe ‘ . 4 , oe : » bd ¢ t a ‘ : ‘ hy: the Jast,but exploded in another man’s house. — liable character can have all doubts removed by | Beanett, of New York, Duchess of Somers; ’ any S008 OF | on view. gerinan is, after ail! Miss Myer, Lady Fitawaker; Miss Fannie Ca,.{ 3¢wS8paper article whatsoever, purporting to | ne wnole Department will be turned into a man with standing THERE is remarkable unanimity on the | While no one was hurt by these dastardly at- calling at our office, corner Third and Locust Tne whipping-posts ef Virginia will to- : i io E banne, flower girl of the house of Lancaster, |} record the career of Jesse James, m dead . Lre da part of the press of this city touching Judge | tempts, certainly the assassin took no pains | day be torn down and burned. ‘The law re- | *7e¢ts, and Inspecting the contract, letters, | wich red roses; Miss Mamie Hutchinson; of | pusband, is wholly and entirely fr tate my Salon d’ Art for the occasion, and in order to us nabs Lavina Gall receipts, etc., signed by Mrs. James and Mrs. | York, with white roses. These roses will be : : * |make it more eflicient we have evgaged Mr. gOOU society in eve permission, ana I trust that the public will re- gard me with more becoming charity than to be deceived by any claims connecting my name with any book. MRS. JESSE W. JAMES. Witnesses: to prevent disaster even to those against whom he certainly could bear no grudge. | punishment went into effect this morning, and The act was that of amadman, but some- | little Delaware now stands alone in her bar- thing should be done to prevent even a mad- | barism. The negroes who voted for the Re- pealing the ancient and obsolete mode of or sale, also spears and shields and badges as souvenirs. Mrs. C. P. Chonteau, in command of the French forces, assisted by Mrs. Erastus Wells, bes called a meeting for to day to consider and mature their plans tor action in the com pigcein Europe? Ir p do they not go in ta defog particularly. llampton Roads, towh Jolly stag party haves ing, for though our 6h Charles Seale as Mavager. Mr. Seale has a Transatiantic experience in Jem Jewelry and Precious Stones, having been for many years with Emanuel, of Bond street, London, and Samuel, We hereto append the following receipt: KEARNEY, MoO., April 15, 1°82. Received of J. H. Chambers & Co. fiity dol- 'Arcuit Attorney HARRIs. @rs commend the Judge in ner. Only the Republican withholds _ is and it dares say nothing | man from spreading destruction wherever | adjusters were probably as much interested in ard su ue ie calce ae , Pobre ioye: sham the ger ee it laggy | A Sonene ns es es eee mma ges. pape op ok vers the. buatibe ana thot ainst bim. : | ‘ , CRP rs 4 4 € s of Jesse oy nich Re ; atc , t ee nen sa! 2 Ol- PEDERIC F. ESPENSCHI w Sicsman in tae a bunting, and the v ag he may see fit. The invention of | the repeat of the whipping-post law as in the | they are preparing for publication at our dic- wets g Sh Av a ee ; oe fe m. a arr: % ™ oo mathe se 8) mond Department. tremendous salutes eg ediateindaaaipyinanteistenenn ; -- et FS . . - Os alt a ' ‘ ‘ - m - - is P “ a ° . oiides [A 4 if gai ; 4 Ss. ‘| a “7 3 f P ° ». . 4 De . , THE ereat verrymander which was to give the infernal machine has placed in | repudiation of the State debi, and it was this | tation. MRS. ZERELDA SAMUEL. ably be presented a iumber of beautiiul STATE OF MISSOURT, ) Mr. Emanuel is well known asthe author of unodios wien ae = ¥ : y ‘4 j oy > y . r heine Mertuyyre + sf nie - . , . 7th THO Missouri a solid Democratic delegation in the the hands of every man who thinks he has a plank of the platform that doubtless capti- Mrs. ZERELDA JAMES. niyo Sercat is tomeieeaie cr aan “— Crvy OF ST. Louis, ; 88. a work on Gems which is regarded as the best old CANDOM peer om - ‘ ‘ a : re é; ahs —_—_$__—______. 1 considered i 2 x ay. arie : 5 , 0 wrong to right aa engine against which | vated them. If the chickens of the O!d Do- | Antoinette will be personated by Mrs. J. P.| Be it remembered that on this 2th day of | 2Uthority extant, and the Bond street store ts ordesing that hexeulll historically associated with the remarkable sale of the Empress Eugenioe'’s jewels after the death of Napoleon Lil. We feel sure that our efforts to place the one, and must be extz " ' have filty nvuzzles po best available tulent at the disposal of our cus- possibly be thatthe tomers will be appreciated by them. This is ‘om ge writes abo not only an opportunity to nificent &gun, is a little bit relnnanfieree set ep 6g yay arms around at one splay of Diamonds and Rare Jewels, but also not appear to have st tocompare prices with those of competitive House has dwindled down to an effort to splitup the city of St. Louis in such a way as to revive an interest in one or two Demo- cratic politicians who are trying to extricate themselves from the rubbish which has hidden them from public view for several years. LATEST CITY NEWS. | Curr. ne ladies of the court will be repre ; sented by Mme. smirnoff, Mrs. Borup, Misses Judgment for defendant in the case of Peck | @!#uche Wickham, Nancy Maflittt, Sophie end vs. Livingston. | Lizzie Sloan, Marie Benton, Zoe Papin. Julla pet y : ee . | Wateroran, Luctiie Chanvia, Lettie Davidson, The May term of the U. 8. District Court be- | Siby: Kex, Ciara Desloge, Madelaine Beston, gan this moruing. } Adele Picot and Lulu rather. Mrs. Carr Is Joseph D. Lucasand Miss Fannie MIcLaran | engaged in painting @ Lumber O!1 satin ban- received a marriage license to-day. ners for souvenirs, Levi Dowling asks a divorce from his wife, | ,, P20 Cemman tentis under the command of Kate S. Dowling; ground, abandonment. Mis. J. W. Paramore ana Mrs. Charles Dor- April, 1852, personally appeared before me, the undersigned, a notary public within and forthe Citv of St. Louis, State of Missouri, Mrs. Jesse W. James, who acknowledged the allove signature to be her act and deed for the purpose and intent expressed and contained in the foregoiug writing, and that the state- ménts therein contained are true, and that when be visits the nae shall not turn owt, agreeabie to have thi science has found no defensive armor. Gun minion are wise they will probably make ita cotton can be bought easily; a man with some | point to roost a little higher from and after chemical knowledge can make it as easily | this date. as he can buy it. And with gun cotton , — and sulphuric acid any man can reach MRS. SCOVILLE, the sister of GUITRAU, has and kilt his enemy safely, expeditiously and | CO™menced a lecturing tour. without fear of detection. Infernal machines | #2 NeW York last nig She opened up ', and it is evident that yet. —— 8 ee a etn es = ; » Gene enane ' - . mitzer. These able commandants havechosen | he signed the seme freely and of her own . LooK here, Col, BROADHEAD, are you | can be sent through the mails disguised under if she 8 —_ | enough she will create - Mery Ss. gece oo a divorce ig Lewis | ancréin German tiauitianary lore that will | will. stores, and to be informed upon the aifferent apes” h enyng- A “a : rjc . ; j wv pen | S¥Mpathy for wer brother. She proposes to -diarney., Cause, Grunxenness, Crueity, etc. | vive tuem a fine fleld for beautiful grouping , ades PON DOCS aware that the same act which legisiates you | the most harmless appearances. They can | ised apd seenic effects, the Nibelangen Lied. Me | Witness my hand and notartal seal on the | &**des anu qualities. the roses. The par pretiy and the Lenche tiem, which is worse 9 berism in the mor SCTIPt teason, in this We act up to the old fifty years’ reputation: : *‘EUGENB JACCARD NEVER MISKEPRESENTS GOODs.’’ F.S. McMaster was allowed $2,659 and T. T. Gantt $7,500 as referees in the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance. Wm. Stein, brush manufacturer, made oan daygand year last aforesairt. FREDEKIC F. ESPENSCHIED, Notary Public. have a grand petition sent to the Presi- dent asking for the commutation of the sen- into the Second District also takes there such 9 * “able men as CHARLES GIBSON and G. A. > ~ a rt > 2 . ’ it ve . - _ m . . ' . ’ : ‘ bs Te “4 ‘ ‘ ; _ ~ >» i : > - : : > mY of these gentlemen would make a better race | Orsrnt bom) represents the shade of our enough to interfere in this case unless re vor ¢ f 0 Lah Wnatehe bral | i -.. | nie Rex, Ella McLaren, Lizzie Reed, Lizzie } SAS etc., will receive the greatest care, and cus- = year. p. here are quested to do so by the entire population of | i” the Gamage suivot balker vs. The New | Buntz, Wilson, and Siiliwell, King tomers will be advised as to the latest siyle and « inane traaaill and a more useful member of Congress than York Sik Manufacturing Company, judgment scientific development, just as the telephone Guentbar, Dr, kK. A. Vaughn: Siegtried, R. W ee | ee ta Wert tech cee nee ele and cost before the work fa undertaken. All nakers aud the mull the distinguished attorney of gamblers—late represents the sunny side of it. the country, and there is hardly time enough | for plaintiff for $5,92 30. Good; llaugen, W. W. Baker; Gernot, Walter F an es . candidate for the Presidency ps now to obtain all the signatires The bill in the St, Charleschurch case, Thos. | be ve; Giesler, J. M. Barnoley; Aldrian, Ernst AGOUT TOWN, the work being done Oa the premises, and un eeeuiion , pea my we ; : : Randoiph and others vs. Alex. Garvin, was | Biebinger;-;warriors, Messrs. D. D. Fassett, EB. der our own personal supervision, the owner wm » {a Oe ap Cc. WING city stood Hy! : ne By atey Ae forte this corresvonde A SORROWING city stood with uncovered dismissed by Judge Treat. in Com passing the fas |} J. Titman and others Au elegant sword bas been presented to the CRITTENDEN is kept ver} busy now deny- is insured against the ehances of Diamonds THE GlobeeDemocrat cails a on Gov. Judge Treat granted a new trial in the case | Vv ] «= | ; uae Cupra KO Sees weer Bcc Sade ni 8 case American tent by Henry Folsom & Co. A LICENSE has been granted the Harttord | peing changed or stolen. A iack of detuil as to ia CRITTENDEN to issue a “dead or alive’? head beside the bier of the late Dr. HODGEN ing his responsibility for t killing of JESSE of Thos. vo er thee tees € ers od a Alford. vs. oft No. 620 and 622 Main street, with Life Annuity ( onipapy by the Insurance Su- I a atts ge on th a” ton and what isa’t m ae : : yesterday. Such a funeral has not been seen i the New York Life Insurance Company. | the following letter: perintendent, m _ © above ettractions, aut inaXing up ony ty proclamation for FRANK JAMES, accompanied 7 JAMES. He has eaten an retracted all the Cupt. Daly’s funera) will occur at8:39 o'clock | St. Louis, April 28, 1882. CATHARINE COSTELLO died at 12:20 o’cloek drawings in the Diamon4 Lace-Pin [rise the “pring ew oops pe ‘ hav © succeed i Cor tition b lad “nT “4t} * w c ml lo at y y ainaten 3Y ili be on vie me f hi oF Ant for the first tiime, torming in themselves a2 | Yainly entieavored exhibition well worth Visiting. able People and fe On Wednesday evening there wil! be a Night Srenttully Lames Exhibition, lasting from 7 to 10 o’clock, to mouey and vuln give an Opportunity to those who desire it to C-udes me at every see this briliiant dispiay of Diamonds and to morrow morning at Father Chureh, on Grand avenue, tower, Assignee Phelan, of the Central Savings Bank, asked leave in the U. 8. Court to cance! his cluim onthe Hurck estate on payment of $12,000. Leave was granted. Jay Gould, wife and daughter, accompanied | in St. Louis for years. It was the spontane- ous tribute of a great community toa noble, unostentatious man whose scientific attain- ments had brought honor tous all; whose benefactions had caused his name to be Gleason’s | To company Aotthe American Tent of the near the water Historical Encampment: We tuke pleasure in presenting you with this sword, and trust you will realize a hand- some sum in the disposition ofit for the bene- | it of the cause for which the encampment is | being held. Respectfully. H. FoLtsom &Co, this morning without medical attendance, at No. )117 North Fighth street. The canse of her. death is not known. The Coroner will investi- gate the case. A GAME of base ball between the Buvers’ Nine and the Factors’ Nine of the Cotten Ex- change will take place Tuesday afternoon at 4o’clock, at the Compton Avenue Base Ball early interviews he boldly assumed all reponsibility and proudly declared that he had put the scoundrel out of the way. Very good. If CRITTENDEN did not have JEssE killed, then he is entitled to no credit. He is by the usual financial stimulant. The Gov- ernor has achieved about all the glory he cares about in the line of accessory to murder, and since his attention was called to BLACKSTONE and the taws of the State of — . me aro Siimitthat Lama ve Missouri nis highly original views on the sub- poner homes arene a se never | not the great man that some of the patent- | by R. S. Hopkins and Col. Andrews, of the RED grees stnrie dee gl py Warnes at Bier ated 4 Park. A geod ne is ussured. The Jadyv and and know next to . bd a « 2 m | ga . . : 4 : : . We - 4 . ene ou . : , of ‘ : : a ject of outlawry have undergone a change. even Deen seen; whose e ha een WOrt | outside papers up the country make him out Wabash Line, left the city for New Yors thie Mrs. J. F. Aglar, forthe benefit of companies need yen = 8 of the players have been | Jewels under the influence of the Liectric ence. But che Gartiel os out or sacrificed in the -noblest service | ono. In fact. heisat morning. The party goes by way of Chicago. | 4 and OC. — Light. inthe rotu: au ot the § a; Sasionsadhiadadletiianteaedaaieoieeeagmasepantlpeaeierenmteotmenet e ct Fe. . . ° . ° . } . ~ 4 LYNCH, the colored Mississippi statesman, | known to man—the care and amelioration of Gees geo heathens antomne —— LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, . Aaouknanne. tie. J. P. Geer ;Onapiowe Corday, monchs 1&0 by falling from the Tootor the Vis. eewiane har 1s deren happy, possessor of @ : abe Bitig sere een ce ° ; ~Ay } nt, . : . ar 0 a a owenaee Be, SeneeeeRg’ Sent ta the | cufering humanity. Of the buadrede whe PRESUNAL, Mr. Oury introduced his bill transferring th | Mee "s izabeth, Bi aNency basse. vey a scmaed work this mormings? Salton wae ine E. JACCARD JEWELRY ComMrPrant Dist ace atone Giinaneiaiinannin : 20 : e i pes: » S185 2 . . 2° : MPANT, Jower House of Congress and the colored race yesterday saw with tearful eyes the coffin ee Micah al Shabln iesk dak maoeisas Indiah fran to the War Department. PE beer I — pen = 2 eee wee fail. seb sertnggee obi obiny of ts Fg vt baa pe Fifth and Olive street. the New sock tivraid. —ihe e: the white flag of the Bourbons as well as ’ *X pec Osition o - has once more a representative in the law- | close forever over the remains of Dr. HODGEN | Leopold a $25,000 piano as a wedding present. OF sors ober tall balben Ue a And pe pa the tiicolors, while the young lady attendants | Hteman on the General Lyon. A Mi rian’s Sui | ‘a GERMAN Conn I making departmeut of the Government. Just | there was not one who did not fee] a personal Mr. Blaine’s house in Washin , | wil waar cossumes Of stp Direseetre Gad: Jag. P , ee "2 oe WF COrus. Be —Mr. . ton will not | Body vf an unknown negro found d toa. : + _PaT KAPFEY was fined $200 this mon : g vu ead near | binjperiod. Orangeade a la,Bourbon will be ’ Judge Denison, of the Second District Cone Special to the Post-Dispatch. ' tte the railroad track, five miles from Winches- ter, lll. J. Graham Hamilton, of Londondeary, Ire- , land, was found dead tau bed in New York this Dr. GANSE’S SERMON, morniag. Thomas Rodgers fatally shot his wife at Phil- adelphia this worning. He bad just been dis charged from jail, charged with beating her. Townshend, of Illinois, offered a resolution in Congress that the President be directed to be finished until July, and he will not occupy plentifully served, it until autumn. —The Cameron leaders are about to start a morning organ in Philadelphia, having failed to get control of the Press. —Madame Christine Nilsson has stated that she will resume her professionai life for three years oniy. She will then finally retire. Paris will be her fnture home. —Rochester claims the oldest lawyer in the country. lis name is Azgill Gibbs, and his age sabout’S. He was admitted to the bar in loss. He was the friend ofail of us. He was in many respects the HowanrpD of St. Louis, and ais fame will endure. If he had employ- ed bis creatskil! and genius exclusively in the accumulation of wealth he might have enrolied his name among the millionaires who die and are forgotten. We have had rich and successful men in St. Louis, but no public monuments have been built to perpetuate their memories. Dr. HODGEN sacrificed his afterthe war the Houge was dotted with black faces, but since the work of reconcilia- tion Was completed in the South the colored man bas been gradually fading from view at the Capitol. The South dared to elect negroes to Congress but the Republicans of the North, though possessing the power, never bad the nerve to nomiuate and elect a colored Representative. This man Lyncu is given his - peat on a contest in which " wenga seems for an assault On Mrs. N. Smith, of 1521 Gate street. It appears trom the evidence that Kaffev, in a drunken fit, struck Mre. Smith ou the side of the head with a hatene: yesterday afternoon. The Old lady, who ts about sixty- five years Old, Das a severe cut On the left side ofjher head, which was made with the hatchet. The only rematning part of theo! Branch creek, on Tenth and Hesvtnes aioe is being filled up, and the old rock bridge that has stood there for twenty-five years has been removed. This creek was two and a half miles long, twenty feet wide and between two and five feet decp. It had its sonrce in the vicirity NFW YORK, May 1.—Lieut. U. G. Krueger: formerly of the Second Regiment Missour! Volunteers, shot himself this morning. I¢ c’me from Washington to this city three weeks ago, and was deranged on the #u ject of aerial navigation. He was penniless and despondent. AMUS GROKGE §’ Thie «. eninu at the be « joyous occasions Who has been cong 'easerer sineu tlie ' ; Bapagemen: .ca ed fy Dre Erte ¥ and ab POCMtlon Oo: Poo asurer tae Patronage pubiic has ne There is a Field at Home for Missionary Work. Atthe union services for the benefit of the Bethel Mission held at the Seconda Baptist abrogate the Chinese treaty. Resolution lost. | Church last evening, the Rev. Dr. Ganse spoke Capt. Jack, of the White River Utes, was | mgst philosophicaily and effectively up- killed at Wassakia, Wyoming. Le was a! on the question of local chart- risoaer and was shot bya guard, while es- Sapien . ©3" | ty. If the fountain of Christian charity, he Carpenters’ Strike. CINCINNATI, May 1.—-The carpenters’ strike is fairiyon. The buliders refuse to ; as eae ‘ “rT eaid, is to flow { o : g , to be on side, but juice or noj| life tohisnovie profession. As EMERSON said i8l7, and engaged in active practice fifty-five Chas. HM. Wilson, of the Telephone Company | that frets bute ec oe Pager Mises has yoni Rapry deh grad neg emptied ta the give the extra 50 cents per day and the car- 4 \ze his | justice, the Republican majority has displaced | of bimse!f, he was too busy to make money. | years. of Chicago, and son of J. J. Wilson, of the ! 8 rainstorins it was known to of one heevy penters who belong to the union are out. et + prem Ded ee tak wes i om for He is a But be has left his mily aw ficent Mr. Emergson’s death was serene and he Unton Telegraph Oompany, is at Ho- a 68, y the heathen and the ungodly, tothe five to seven feet, and three Sree nee Committees have been appointed to persuade , oo nnctam wud a: fe vs as. at ate De. Aaa? Bp Be = iid 4 , 2 tase . . i 4 z vr , ic ub ° c mes ° Afric > . wu Dt 3 Bos ) | be } | ie ay ? aud the glacier-crowned coun- | to have been iost in it, | the others who are at work to cease. | mpawered. 3: * A re cite Vi Be Ns eal - , ‘ " oy ee 4 se i ee ee —_— me Ae Be os a " Hee ee pe a. oor ‘ . ae Kp ee ee ee pial 7 “ = Ef, f aS a 2 Dh? Fi + Bee " a ee : : antawcmee ” - BF Whe PE re ss A i Neuer eo ke k - ess Se ae aah oP aston ¢ be, t : ?

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pond District, t. ned of small poli. mprish what they umber & seat ip it seems that the Crittenden was 28Si0n was to ar- Alicn’s place for If you remem- y deciared thas calling a special] Zin the papers. yn, however, the gi that, though bade such deelar- DUblic Expression itwas the wish the Staie. - And bed to nurse into BSsiGn. A needed Ocr atic Commiirz- 045.0. road. ban On its coyn- to in- ASsinls uls in tired; orney liarrisy Miied the Legis. Biot sone Oity Pts for the par- teenti: Ward into trictoand thereby Miillbcad hereto. ct, ito the only icea ever has Mory th, under r. ihomus Alien. Of stratevic work SSary to sacrifice @liver them over OD the Republican 8 pian Senator det-rimined and y Gov. Charles - Dut it Sethe odds. By VY upromise of a afer Cabell wag ba tor this plan, @ssistunce to a Mise andsupreme hin the nostrils politi- Well under- the Cable report ances of the Hon. nded as a deadly f that aspiring I. iover, Iarge prot: ssion- ; .Sroadhead, wWntia: A Munner Ing iiterest of st to to inciease his Dhisgrre: UNA SCAT. Wizens can be On bY Such trans rifice Ve of the intimated, " stiugele? representatives in novery good e city divided into mvyery favorably, AVE Deen SuUCCOERS- the iitical in Hie sg! hbave ee: sit iss *the honor to an- NING sday, Wednesday Wednesday even- Pmpany have been some onsiderable 6¢ hes been spared srt ibition of SNe iiistoryv of St. Qnra and Loudon ew Yorx, many of MN secured. Vo: ition fort mmr, Cac r own cesign- be ti rst Drnaments will be Ay of a Wer stone. In valine riy DOLLARS. ilibe found some S from the O!d fexceodingty rare Ones—Rubies, Sap- Meraisds, Alexand- ceileice—will be l be turned into a m, and in order to lave eugaged Mr. Mr. Seale has a Jem Jewelry and Mior many years reet, London, and pCo.,in New York, finan inthe Dia- hasthe author of farded asthe best md street store is h the remarkable ’3 jewels after. the orts to place the disposal of our cus- by them. This is fee a tnagnificent re is, but also bse of competitive pon the alfferent ath years’ reputation: al MISKLPRESENTS fo irs for resetting, t care, and cuse to the latest giyle. Sundertaken. All Ppreinises, and un- Vision, the owner nees of [Aamonds attractions, the f iace-Vin Prize ira wil! on view in theluselves an ng. ere will be a Night to lv o'clock, to 428 who desire it to of Diamonds and ce of the Licctric he 4 and stay aslong as ELRY COMPANY, Vit Olive streeta. Suicide. ' ut. 1. G. Kruegers Reviiment Missouri this morning. He to this city three red on the eulject Was penviless and Strike. ' garpenters? buiiders. refuse to dav aud the cafe ne union are .out. Pointed to persuade to cenge. mee —elire Bol. Broadhead 29.—The action OW inaustriously hced to call a ses. | ee anes. ‘4 PoOhveflulneess i. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Monday, May 1, 1889. - oie - we ea eee = i a WASHINGTON GOSSIP. freounter Between Blaine and Bel. wont-Kellogg Im Opera—The German— ne spring Fashions. corresponcence of the Post-Dispatch. .oron, April 27.—Once there was a netic DOY named Perry Belmont. Now, Perry ain a five house and had a pony, and as pych pocket money as he wanted. He was ad a very bad boy, bathe had aiways been old not to fool around a dig, rude boy named am Biuihe, who never went to Suntay School — ytning, and had licked two or three boys _orthap himself, becanse if he did he would —rainly get hurt. But Perry had never been The ‘ spre Washi ss im ’ — by Jim Biaine, and he did not _oow howwt felt, 80 One Gay when he thought » wasusieep, he tickled his nose with ow, ThismadeJim very mud, and he perry Gid it again he would wallop within an inch of his life. »pey bad no idea whata walloping from jipe meant; for, if he bad, he never nave doneit, So, a day or two after, » got 4 lithe stick and rapped Jim Blaine syoartiy over the knuckies. Then Jim t for him like the lightning calcu- roy, Ue blacked his eye and bunged his vauked him around by his bair, ana ithe ground with one end of him, and izht him by the other end and mop- up with him. He turned nim pancake and made the fur fly from a rbim; he hardly left enough of him to isname was. Poor little Perry is Land the doctor is attending him, im crow three times a day—anud ‘'snolveta very wise boy, he 1s iy sad one, aud he never means , Juu Diaine with a straw any more. roo Ss > akosch COmpanv gave us three nights opera. Gerster and Kellogg sang al- on ts, and GWerster’s two nights were On Monday there wus ‘‘Son- und great enthusiasm, flowers, aia) als anvdyencral hilariousness. On ~ tel it there was ‘*‘Faust’’—thact is a ; vusat,’’ jlorthe impresarios think us they don’t think it worth while jnore of an opera thanis good for us. xe lows’s earliest triumphs were in Wash- ingiiii, ' if Was gracelul and appropriate thats ud give us her preat roie of Mar- final plunge into the ‘tuimony. Shesang most charming: s something in certain voices which arcfiar tru! pervect that still makes us call theu i, just as there are certain faces out being periectly reguiar, are yet 1% iilul, Decuuse what beauty they eaucy Of a higherorder. Now, Miss .’ Vo.ce 18 not pertect, but she is never- singer—ber style is the style of ct +. As Marguerite she was charming, @: ‘tiat when she sat down to spin the sieel set up a rival periormance, acd vked und erouaned andgratiled 80 “is that her lirst ana and scena were etireiy sponued. However, she kept her tem- r,andsa st Denuliluliy. Just a8 the Gert act wus beginuing tuere was a jittle Jones’ box, on the right- lov , and then the manly torm , ir beautiful l’resident was seen drawibyg Wei floor ; , iif Bet ’ Yoeaut — i- baa “eupator siile an Official so mfch as affability and ing disposition, reap his reward. the programme this evening, and the andi- ara lgipag Oniy be Jimited by the capacity of the an oblig- and for this McManrs will POPR’S THEATER. The second week of Mr. James O'Neil’s very Successtul engagement at Pope’s was begun last night, the attraction being ‘‘The Dani. cheffs. As Osip, the serf, Mr. O'Neil but rendered more tang- ible and substantial the favorable impression, that he previonsiy had created. The plot isintricate and exciting leading by a gradual ascent to the denouement, which ain a a tg artistic manner. The Ort, &3 last week, was good i fery in- cividual] instance, Forest Robinson a Count Danicheff, Mrs. Farren as the Countess, Miss Granger as Anna, and Misa Turner as the Princess Lydia. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. The season’s engagement of the Rooms for Rent Combination was inaugurated last night at the Grand Opera-house. The sudden indis- position of Misses Fannie O'Neil and Lizzie Fletcher, two ladies of the troupe, embarrased the company fora short time last nicht, but fortunatelys the} remaining ladies exhibited & remarkable versatility, and assumed double roles, the smooth actions of the play thus gliding along uninterruptedly. More than the ordinary sympathy was manifest between the audience and the players, occasioned by the appearance of r. I. N. Beers, one of St. Louls’ old favorites, who assumes the role of Harry Hucleman, the tunny Bohemian of the Diay. The remainder of the cast wasunusually good, and the characters they impersonated showed the clever disposition that had been made of the several artists. The play is one in which & wide latitude is given for remarkable deline- ations of comic and eccentric characters, and when properly presented, as was the case last night, affords unlimited amusement. PEOPLE’S THEATER. The magnet that attracted the large house at the Peovie’s last night was Hyde and Behman’s Specialty and Novelty Company. The enter- tainment was varied, and so divided as to afford an opportunity for the different artists to present their specialties. An olio of ten acjs comprised the first part of the entertainment and the evening’s perforinance closed with a rendition of the side-snlitting ‘comedy entitled ‘‘Wrin- kies.’’ Thelovers of true comedy will in this combination have their tastes gratitied. THE CIRCUS. W.C. Coup’s New United Monster Show will entertain the public this afternoon at 1 o’clock upon the corner of Pine and Nineteenth streets. The proprietor has inaugurated a new depart- ure by presenting the many features of his ag- gregation in one ring, and not three, as for the last few years has — been very much in vogue. A distinct and strong attraction in itself of the showis the mena gerie and inuseum, comoprising collections of tauna in the former and remarkable curi- osities in the latter from ail over the world. At 2 0’clock sharp the performance in the ring commenced. Tickets and reserved seats, at a slight premium, can be;procured at Warren’s music store. WILL be placed on SALE this week Our SECOND importation THIS SEASON of DIAMONDS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES, Imported per steamship ST. GERMAIN, Being the selections of our Mr. C. F. Mathey, Who has JUST RETURNED, and who will be Pieased to SHOW THEM to all interested, And quote remarkably LOW PRIOKS. MERMOD, JACCARD &CO., FOURTH AND LOCUST. Attention is also called to the SUPERB BEAUTY of our NEW styles of settings. “THE FRIEND OF HUMANITY.” othe ploOamliug. Oi Course 16 li tue singers, 2ud Marguerite became , ably more in jove with Faust after the distYiucuas: iurrivai, The President held in da bvbougiet ct red and white roses, of ie took an occasional whilf, and at last, VYoiss hellogw had rendered a Dexsuti- tf woeu tite i Alee Was Pinging with 3 e lazily raiséu himsel/ toy theranud ' unuet al her ject. Of course sne “i PCSLALIC y pieased, and bowed and ui placed her uand on her heart, and P. esident puued bimself up and ced mire animated than he usualiy 4nd the audience prew vocilerous. -dne Gay nivit the deiic.ons ‘* Barber of s ics Was piseiu, With stine Gersier as ia Never Was artist better suited to a (,nora part betier suited to an arti-t. Ourcaring oerster is @ yvreat singer when ne bat melody and spaikie is required. ‘apeot touch one chord ft sad: 8+, but can piayon ail the merry, strings. Sue | sanwvin the singing lesson the carnivai of Ven- andasanencore the Swedish Lauxhing Song, and asa fur.herencore Cie Swanee Liv wy. Now, to hear Gertster sing a ballad, or rather sing atit, is one ot the funniest things ioe, a tithe world, TheSwanee hiver, transposed amost beyond recoguitioninto an aria, wug - screaming farce, But the sentiment wasappreciuted. The people knew she had Shoe what she thought wouid picase them and ; ced berforthe effort Nilsson could sing be ads—Patti can’t—but the act of rendering b sich vallad is the rarest of accompjiish- 5. The saine evening there wagsa recep- fhe and bell given at the Britisn Legation to Me, VictorArinur Wellesiey Drummond and ls biide, Miss Lamson, of New York—no re- lation to the distinguished surgeon of that . As wiil be perceived by the name, Mr. 1) moudisoft the Duke cot Wellinseton’s fuimiiy,und is rather a stiff young Englisiiman, Whois absurdly toadied in Wasuington, and hiswife is atall, ordinary looking woman, with lu iicent torlets, The entertcirnm ut Woe Very handsome—the leygation as a rule Bre t afraid of spending their money and there Ww: 4 ball ‘afterwards, r Which the ‘‘cotillon’’ was dance, ’ is the latest wrinkle for the man. Whatan insane performance a ‘a nis, afterail! Whby does not some wo I with standing and money ana brainga vs Supt isdune,trat has been foist.d upon U “wving been refused the entree into pO. society in every capltalan’ watering 1.8 Europe? It people goin torstyle,why foey hot go in for pood style? Nothing is fi¢ particularly. The naval review in houds, towhich the President and «a: taz party have gone, will be very impos. Igy, for though our ships can neither fight nor , they Can run up a great dealof and the vardscan be manned, and tremendous salutes can be fired,andthe smoke ee or oO 4 mM vourblickly out ofthe grim portholes ron Which The muZzzies of the ridicutous CANUON peer Omincusly. Mr. Secretary idier has won upperishable renown bi (rdering that hereafter nosalute Shall be fired When he visitsthe navy yaid and the ruard Puai not turn Out. AS it iS anything but igreeabie to have thirteen guns boomed at one, and must be extremely uncomtortabie to ave Dity Inuzzles pointed so near one, it may Possioiy be thatthe Secretary, like the girl .Om tlood writes about, who ‘‘could not bear Ayn, “isaltiie tit #fraid otso many fire- fins #round at onece. This solution does “CL @ppourto have struck the popular mind ‘eT “pring really appears to be here, and the ‘ ig onnets have come out with hie roses. The parks are beginning to look prety aud toe benches tempt one to rheuma- tis Which is worse than svilogism or any 'Serissi in the moral world. This nonde- ‘crip teenson, inthis demi-semi-tropical cli- '', 8 anything but the pleasant est part of Veal lhere are really ro spring days— f rSiiations between a suminer scorching hada wintry (reezine. The sitar of the dress- Wivkers uud the miiiiners is now in the ascend- hilt—e ‘ty Other woman one mects is pre- Secujpied, As inspite of many- laudable ef- itr this corr+spondent has never succeeded ico Passing the fashion in any particular, Seek O. UOluilas to whatis wornin Washbing- ti NG whatisn’t must be excused. Just as I . iunkine up ray mind to buy a winter bonnet iit “pring SWOODpS down oun me; when l no succerded lo at last mastering the saum- Mer tashions winter isathand Just asI have Vainily. endeay ored to ally myself to fashion : © people and found out that they were Greadtuily untashionable, and have falien “ewo and worshipped the imposing union of Ma und vulgurity, so do [ tlud tashion © ules me at every turn. With uneuish dol ee otthat Lama very unfashionabie woman, Pea know next to nothing of the cecult sci- ‘ but che Garfield reception is coming off Mihe rotuvauotthe Capitol on the G6ih of mi -2idasilam by giit, not purchase, the i possessor Of two tickets, 1 shall attend, Aol Wine averacious account to the Posr-. “4 he fell which will doubtless be copied by W aQeck Herald. DI VERNON, VEUMAN OORN REMOVER—The only painless Honors to the Dead Surgeon—An Impressive Demuonbstration. The funeral of the late Dr. John T. Hodgen took place yesterday afternon from the faim ly residence on Washington avenue. li nrcre than one respect it was an event in the history of the _ city. The popularity of the deceased, always very great, was never thoroughly seen before. Al afternoon, yet during the day crowds sur rounded the house, and people who had only heard of the deceased thronged the houze to nav their respects to his remains. Asthe hourof the tuneral drew near the neigbberhood for blocks around was denseiyv crowded. Carriages and vehic'es of ever: kind were strung for biocks away, and at 2 o’clock the crowd Was 80 greatilat appre to the family residence was aimoat impossi The mourners were of all classes. hamblest citizens stood in groups and cussed the life of the illustrious phvsician. The most iprominent citizens of st Louis, mInen wno are Known for their position, culture aud wealth, were there with their families, and with bowed heads waiked aroun’ the bie: ») tei and followed the remains to their last restiny place. ,It was a spontaneous oOuipouring of the best classes of St. Louis to do ‘honorto a man whose Jame and that of the city are close- ly twined together. From noon untiithe hour when the cortege moved tothe church, the Casket lay in th: center of the north parloroi the residence. The casket was draped in black, and onirs lid were two long sheaves of dark green puim, covered with a protusion of wreaths, cross: s and anchors. flowers which hid everything else trom sigh! The principal figure was a broken column, built of wreaths of smilax, wiite carnations tuberoses, etc., ahugecallalily forming abuse The coluinn was surmounted by a dove with outstretched wings. Atthe side of the cuskei wis a monument which reached almost to the ceiling—a graceful shaft rising from a broad base of purple immorteiles, with the words ‘*Priend to Humanity’’ worked upon it Asthe hour for the funerai approached the folding doors were thrown open, and the face of the deceased was viewed by his friends ana relatives. Then the lid was adjusted, the pat! bearers took their places and Chancellor Eliot recited a prayer. The pallibeaversj Messrs. Wayman Crow, Jos, Yeatman, Eliot, A. W. Giasgow, Jr., EK. Hitchcock, E. ©. Simmons, 8. H. Lafim and J. L. Holmes. the trustees of the college with which Dr. Hodgen was connected, Dra. Geo. Homan, J. M. Scott. W. E. Fischel, J. Green, W. iL. Barrett, W. C. Glasgow, H.N. Spencer and B. M.Hypes. Honorary pull-bearers—Drs. 5. il. Frazer, J. F. Stevens, W. M. McPheeters, F P. Jonneon, E. F. Smith, L. C. Boislinuiere, J. 8. B. Alleyne and G. Baumgartner. From the residence the tuneral procession moved to the Chureh of the Messiah. At the door of the church the casket was met by the Rev. Dr Snyder, who preceded itup the aisle, the sad strains of the funeral march being given. Drs. Eliot, Niccoils and Porteus occupied seats within the chancel. Mrs. Dr. Hodgen, her chiidren and vear relations were in the frout pews. The body of the church was filled with mourners, who filled every seat and formed a denss throng that ex:ended out at every door. After the usuai religious services tev. Dr. Snyderand Dr. Eliot reviewed the lite aud services of the great surgeon ard paia a glowing tribute to his memory. Rev. Dr. Porteus also made an address. At the close of the church services, the procession moved to Beliefontaine Cemetery, whele the body was interred in the family lot. JUSTICE McCANN., The Court Sustains His Appointment and Mullery is Defeated, The Circuit Court to-day Cisposed cf the con- troversy involving the office of Patrick McCann, Justice of the Peacein tbe Fifth Dis- trict. Judge Thayersays: ‘‘It isevidentthatin giving up hisofiice and accepting employment under another Justice M. J. Mullery acted under the mistaken belief that the election of Justice McCanno in 18809 was valid. This, however, cannot affect the legal result of ceasing to hoid oftice in the Fifth District. A vacancy was created in the office under section 2306 by the tact that M. J. Mullery ceased to nave an officein the Fifth District and re- moved out of the district. The result was that on June 4, 1581, there existed a vacancy which the Mayor was authorized to fill, and he did so sy * forcO:us. Beware of Clieap imitations, AMUSEMENTS. OhGE M’MANUS’ BENFEIT. This at the Grand Opera-bouse will we asion. Mr. George McManus, WO bss boen connected with this house as Tea r sd the inaupyuration ‘or the new Mahayomn » & ces hisannual benefit. The uni- fo or re y and obliging, good-natured dis- Position oi Poousurer MeManus bas dove muen | for tie patronage of the house, and the pubiic its not been slow to ecogniz. his worth, An nroma of eiffused throughout the Treas. ee ’ ” . ‘ r ‘ Wrer s sanctum and the inquiring public has by appointing Justice McCann. quo warranto is accordingly dismissed.’’ Boating Neates. Mr. J. C. Osborne, formerty President of the Mississippi Valley Rowimg Association, was in towu yesterday. Mr. L. 8. Glover, of Chicago the M. V. R. A., is in the city on b nected with the association. secretary of usiness con- obly to apply tor iniormation to be jco Ply tor urteous- dy upswerced. There is nothing which repays | **Rooms to Rent’’ wiil form with Mr. Forest Robinson as though the funeral had been arranged for the | The palm was banked up with | " ‘> at TES ee oe te ae ee ee AB St. c= bh pee = les Fe cee Se > ee ee oe a oe . ‘+ of -« — Fac- Simile (eg of our spe- [ame cial Cham- : ber Clock. It is asolid BLOCK FRENCH MARBLE; CLOCK, inlaid with gold. Ithas 7 -* . x * Ss 4 ey : _ : 2 ° pak) a . ie f s ~ s is ° ¢ ks b aT 7 , e. . - a . ing te . ; * - he ide » Sod Ne 3 ¢ “te? plas) on | m) ~ re os “ = . ’ : ~ rm. . c - “Py th v9 - LS «A ee. .. 7) ae . . " > " s . o a. : » eae? Ce ee oe by ie eS Pee 68 * sme °. _* or * Tp iA- : r ~~ s oer e 7: - be a te +i TAL a wal x fades’ , a aw oer hia ol ae —_ ae > bee 7 ae Te pee ‘ss nd sey ¢ la) 3 ee ee me —_—~ — - ae SAE “a 2”), et Wah: Fates f e - - ” 5 lid Aaoke', ieee > ee = - te vt ’ 7* “ nk > ey special ee eee we ‘ Sates oe pee me —— —- — . ¥ rf 2 ee ; > woe? « - P : - oe wens oe ee @ ere sat rs . Pehl « ae: ‘ - . +, eg re fo 89 ta rhe: FB e, Cas rs ee = Bees ee ee er Oe A : ” fees. 7 F 7 ‘ . As ‘ te iat | ¥ Ay a os aa? . feast tay" aS ta and Johnson, wingled with those of “ergeants Brown, Readv, Joyce and Con, | Duffs, may be caught. Everybody acknow!- edves tbatt)e@sucecssor of the deceased cap i tain should be a very worthy uian in rder to irnake @ record anvythiixz boas £oOod as that of Daly. Ofticer Viehie @as many winoire:s on in police «affabl unt of ns “PELEGRAPHIC NEWS. The Governor-Genere! of Russia has put a stop to the expulsion of Jews. Count Frantz de Champagny, author anda member of the French academy, is dead. A creat fire occurred in Bilboa, Spain, on Sunday. Twochbildren were burned to death, Kt. Rev. N. A. Gallagher, D.D., Columbus, ., was consecrated Bishop of Galveston on Sunday. The last rites over the remains of Ralph Waldo Emerson, took place at Concord on Sunday afternoon, Fourteen hundred and seventy-eight im- migrants arrivedin Balumore from Bremen on Sunday, and started the same night for the Western States. Judge Otis P. Lord, of the Supreme Court of Massachuse'!ts,was struck with paralvsis at his home in Salem on Sunday afternoon. His condition is critical. His age is 70 years, The remains of Gen, Stephen A. Hurlbut, late Minister to Peru, were buried with ap- propriate ceremonies at Belvidere, Iil., on Sunday. About 10,000 people were present. Forty-three of the persons concerned in a conspiracy against Arabi Bey, were sentenced to exile. ‘Lhe remaioder, being civilians, were sentenced to be banged by the civil author- liies, Early Sunday morning the residence of destroyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Brett were not awakened by the flames until too late to esetpe. Father Doumgoote’s “Homeless Child,” a large building in New York city, erected by twenty-five cent subscriptions for the ex- ciusive benefit of homeless working boys, was dedicated on Sunday by Cardinal McCloskey. NHEUSER - BUSCH Brewing Association Beer! The Finest of the Season. Y + dywes ) = ¥ A > ws +4: *y PAs tre es ad. ia erp ai > Ditna 7) OER BUSCHD iin oe . 7 * ‘ . a eI On Tap with ALL Oar Customer fy Uilivib. Frank Fisher, the ravis}’ Barbara Ret- aor wwe Accurately adiusted by the REST Practical Optician in the city. Prices very low. Steel $1 00, Gold $5 00 per pair. MERMOD, JACCARD & CO., Fourth and Locust. Ba Elegant stock of Fine Opera Giasses. —_ — _—— ee + ee — — ‘N THE MATTER OF THE ASSIGNMENT OF George Schmahl.—Pub ic notice is hereby given of my intenilor 10 apply for my discharge trom trust of assignee 0° Georg? Schmeh! to the irruitc Court of St. Louis C.ty, room 4, .n Mo day, Miy 8, 1882, or as soon thereafier as I can ve heard. JAMes M. LORING, ‘Assignee of George Schmahi. 18$2. St. Louis. March 16 ting, arrested near Frederickstown, O., was jailed at Galion on Sunday. On the same day he was taken from jail and hanged in the presence of a mob of 4,000 people on the scene of his crime. Eight hundred policemen were on duty in New York on Sunday, to prevent the parade of Socialists from the Germania Assembly rooms to the ferry connecting with the east- ern district of Brook!yn, where was to be laid the corner-stone of a monument to Froetel. — — ee ae Harding’s New Art Gallery. 1104 AND 1106 OLIVE 8ST. The fines€ gallery in the city with the largest and choicest collection intown. Infact more fine paintings than all the other dealers com- bined. Plenty of bargains. Free admission. Marine. NEw YorK, Mav }1.—Arrived: Britannic,from Liverpool; Kron Prinz Fr. Wilheim, from Bre- one hy Arizona and City of Paris, from Liver- Pe LONDOR, May 1.—The Oambria and City of Rome, from New Yorks, have arrived out. —— ee eee “PEOPLE'S Week com STAR A constellatien of Worild-renowned Vaude- Sunday. Mey 7—Miss Charlotte Thompson in the **New Jane ROOMS FOR RENT. Presenters pen . Vv Buston Next We> POPE'S |. On ? ee exh t eet aa) In the Bri PE 8 and 4. | siech extraordinary oA ‘f ES CPN RIiILbL ! Suprorted by Maude Grenger, Carvie Tarner, ete, Mond fuesday,Wecnesday Nighis,also Wedues- day \ia Ce rT" . -*s ~ ee

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Monday, May 1, 1889. —— ——ooo gga EAST | Wm. C. Little. H.E. Weber. itchell Scott. | steadily; order dealers, mijlers and specuia- | dull. Petroieum steady. Rice oe oom BOTH SIDES — ___ tors bought. Oats were firm and higher. | auict. Freignts rp rh aa du ‘Aull yah . The Council at thet Drafts Drawn on All Parts of Europe et Lowest | Cash was slow, as the supply was so light, | Rosin steady at $- to@- of 4. Tallow heen aoe a ON Fa a patrick Kerrigat Rates by though the demand Ae not at — a me es are A. Flour Griffin itoutena. E r alt urgent, but utures were BES URLELES., SOF 2) a SS ae 5 ; Wi ice force, With O wM. Cc. Li f'TLE & CO., in demand and closea Ic ~—s for es — ay 00 fancy vd evil os 4 ana ae oan Mr. Benjamin R. Daverport il poll ‘ , ba a ers. There are,Jhowever, foreign orders to buy | __Fiour—Receipts 5,615" Drs. We quote: No. 2 53 ese 5 eres aa able Story. facturers’ cost. Some lots we are closing out at less Seal — con lot Being the selections: +8 Fancy 6 20@6 60: ic 3 15@6 25; JLEVELAND, O., {May 1.--Petr H - . . : : 3 bonds at prices a little below current quota- | 5,05), mae a: ey ass oe xx | and unchanged; S$. W. 119, 6%. @heviots reduced from $1 25 to Gave, best quality, two co ars and Cullis; an- Who basJU ST _— = tions. The Chesapeake and Ohio Company | $5 ss@6 0: x & 45@4t0; supertine 4 15@ ———__—— Ho i] Mod ized and Held U other lot, open front, collars attached, reduced from $1 25 to 75e. Pleased to SHOW’ Me will run its first through train from Washing. | $440: fine £3 90@4 10: tavorite brands 15@25c Beerponm. w Quilp was Modernized and He Pp } And quote remal be higher; puteuts $7 24@8 25. Wheat—Receipts . . __.f ‘heat stenav: mixed . MERMOD, Sut nto Louisville to-day. The company has/- >, . — LONDON, May 1. pot wheat steacy; . J ‘ a rontracted for 834 carat be delivered hetore gg A age wre — Mo now rel rrp Western corn steady at 63 and Mark Lane as Model—**The Curious Tale” | | rOURTE £ Julvyi. The officers of the Alton and Terre |) ye Py, Rd by caret | Wheat steady. Cornquiet. Country mar . wy : . Haute Company say they expect this week a |YUNe $1 26%@1 24%, closing at $1235) petstirm. Continental demand moderate tor of Domestic Woe Unfold- , Attention is also decision in favor of the road for reutals from | ¥"!¥. $1_13%@1 14, closing at $113%: August | wear and corn. BEAUTY ot our & 6 the Pennsylvania Compar.y $1 09%,@1 10, closing at $1 09%; September | fiverpooL, May 1.—Bacon — Cumberland edin the Daven a | 11 A. M. “ a A gen ok “eh eye 1 ts Sen: cut stendy ut 50s ; long Clear steady at 50s; a ; ° r . ‘ BUSINBS Wheat 1@1% higher, fairly active and strong. | 30° ? IEC 9 he ae vouk and Newport, . . ° F ee ‘ C1OS b y 4 b4 4 £ A ’ 4 ‘ on ~~ ° Poa nifihn ar > . , * am ’ 2 . ri ; y , 7 nila . . 0 ’ " , - ’ ‘ces - ; ‘Orn, of, WN. . " 2 "1 2 : 1 — : 7 York. ee O8 Margin tn Ned | .. sing at 713g: October 67%, later 67% bid; RAvaEerOoL. page ped heat and corn ar- | ™ost remarkabie suit for divorce which | to me to say that if I dared to come here and/ This revives thejold law making oaesng TO CHURCHES, SOCIETIES AND cLene READIN Canada Southern, 49%: Central New Jersey veer. DAY @54A%, __ closing at 54%; No. rived, nothing offering; wheat and corn to! has ever graced the records of justice press this petition a misdemeanor. Judge Laughiin «announce The CHARLES P. CHUUTEAU is fac it = Der masses aos: Oheeapeske and | 2 white mixed 17% @ii%; rejected do | arrive, quict and sieady. bia: iad: haa Th titi 1 th HE WOULD RUIN ME FOREVER. this morning that he would, therefore, trans- excursions. An early application {ts neces for Forty Years’ Expe : Ohio, —; do preterred edo 2d Dreferred | 2@7244 ; ejected 71@70% ia St. Louis, 6944 @69 4 Met ie a sell sq 08 v4 © petition 18 a iengt hy! He said that he was a memoper __ Of| fer the gambling cases tothe Court of Criminal | terms apoly at Southern Hotel, 9 to 10 a. et MES. WINSLOW'S St re ge Ret , Sas ihn een te Be East side; no grade 62@82. Oats—Receipts 4,420 ' marr OAR one alleging a continued course of heartless- | tne Elk Club and a great friend of Mr. Cocke | Correction to be tried as misdemeanors. | 7p, m, WM. H. THORWRGAK” scription of one on —; Chicago and Alton, 130% ;Chicago, St.Paul, } . . THE STATE CAPITAL. ‘. d tbat 4 AN, pre P %3 ‘ “42 a 990%: © > sks, 12,000 bu; No. 2 cash 5t'; in E. and bid tor - d It hich it i ffic for M rill, the editor of the PosT. DISPATCH, and that | When they arein there someof the accusé: : _——— d nurses in “ Ma& UO.» 3045 GO Dreterred, 9%; Unicago. Rl. | ce i. : May 68% bid; June 0%@51; July 42x@ Pee contend wins rgd ccesied deal ooeagege eg phe 8 te buy upany newspaper man in St. | must make a motion to quash the indictment Lower Mississippi. — nen used tor fe" Bs a hic y a o8 4 ’ . “a , > ’ 2 deo , aed : , A a LSS ST i A a: a been use ty and Quincy, —; @hicago, Miiwaukee | . ' S&S. C. hams 12%@14 tor pniain and canvas. | itunes i iad: wee aac nd. ime lu r 4 nde — ihe will t wnable to prevent a collision be- unconstitutional Several days ago Judge Str. OAKLAND and liarges. sour. ferred. =——; Shio and Mississippi, 007%; | “monn. mrs bo ll, tine mA excena is sewers §=AnC Mme | life, asserting continual cruelty from the end | 89@ Will be unabie to prevet a Laughlin issued bench warrarts for the arrest Leaves ‘Thursday. May 4.5 p JQ Ohio Central, 14 : Ohio Southern, -Ontario | vineh ge ia . ; is /tongnes $4 00@5 VU -—per doz. Sait—Lake [tv of im provin r the streets without addi- [oe when . he appeared me | wae | Continued From Page Two ground thatthe law makipy lotterv a felony Leaves Wednesaar. Mar 3. at5 p.m. HERFERY certify th nion Pacific, 4; Wabash, St. Louts and : : Oe ees oMicein the Mechanics’ Exchange building | ——————————_— ————— 50; common leuf $@650; medium to vood |. 4 = saheahilitie HE TALKED FULLY AND FREELY. |hound to be sustained, and the fight ; sive bail main i } tod For Clarksville, Lowisians, Haunibai. Quincey Ia = B ke I - ‘ . ’ if he ai 1 there were atron probahbtilttes . ; P : ’ , and abie to give Ali remain in the custoacy “te “se gaa . ; roker In $7@850; choice $@i0. New crop: Buriey Faas aie all 1 OS amed |, About the petition ne said: ‘Under the | 80 persistently made in the ¢: mbling interest | o¢ the Sveriff, who does not koow what to do | G7ange, Canton, Avesandria, Warsaw and Keobuk, = —Common lugs 4$@5; extra do $5 40@6; com- that — mess ee me. cual a ig J he wibeG | advice of Col, Gantt aud Bir, | wili strengthen the law tenfold in the. minds Of | yas chem. He will be compelled, as Mr. Har- 7 EM CITY ees eeeereeeee reece ees sosenns Burke, Master om. Cc) thy # & C ) a mon leat $5 50@7 50; medium do §3@10; good would be defeated, asthe country members | Gzlover I will flie an answer the people of this city and State. Why, al- ris says, to lock them up in jail. Leaves Tucsdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays at4p.m | HENRY E. seit ; rT ! ; 4 Grain and Provisions, $] 20@25 per bri. Ground aluin $i 10 per sack. Leaf Tobacco, } £$i2@13: choice do $14@17. Common half bright £10@12; Wrapping leat— medium ao ‘$15@ The committee made spe- ofthe memorial. tional revenue. cial argument in behaif Gov. Crittenden stated in reply that he did thought that wilie the city would thus in- ‘ city purposes erease her raie of taxation for this morning. him there, and found him under the mostintense excitement. At evidently laboring Hrst | which will simpiy be arfexplanation of some ot the aliegatians in my wile’s genial of others. The public need not look tor petition and a A PosT- DISPATCH reporter met | | the prineipie involved in these bills.’’ the new Constitution is invalid, if this decision rencding ecouid find that out. kveryvody kaows ‘*What will be the effect?’ most every law enacted sinee the aderption of be correet. Have you noticed how his Honor touch the matter, because the inaictment had not yet been certified over to his court. Tie Clerk of the Criminal Court says that it will WILL be placed on SALE this week For frelgntor passage abvpiry on board fella 3 wher ons foot of Market street. aacmemet JOHN W. CARROLL, Gen. F’e’t Agt. Str. BALL MAGLI... .....0.-c000. WV iillams., Master Leaves Mon lays, Wednesdays aud Fr days at 4D.m. For Burlington. Davenvori, Rock Island, Clinton, ) Ivestigators of Ti OTice. Witness my hand anc May. Is82. s is; meVium bright $20@25; good do $25@35; fine | the Sate woud suffer 4 re- | veye uF " - ' rb ; ‘ d c 4 N ¢ i ~ ade c : : P 4 il ° i . se 7 - 7 > ah) ra é . ‘S " : 219 CHESTNUT ST., ST. LOUIS. bright $0@65. Interior, unsound and light | gyetion, of revenue through tbe | avy reproach or scandal to becast on the | apparently Likes to reach some decision in Our SECOND imo>ortation THIS SEASON of Dubuque, ua Crosse. Mascatine, Wincna apd St.Paul 511 CHESTNUT a a le a ‘ ») sy ~ ‘ i . ™ — — ~ — 2 er cand . CORRFSPONDENTS—Sawver, Wallace & wo... Cat- se ight bhds sell at about 27@50c per 100 ibs recuction in valuations. Tie . committee | indy the ho beurs gi? name. , preter my to, — wow Hs be in opposition DIAMONDS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES, Str. ALE N. MITCHELL. PERS Mose Hall, Maste a lender & Henderson, New York: J.B. Hobbs & Co. ess. Se bi me ' . | to scar the obioauy an econ. | tot 1€ supreme Our is : ar ate ship ST. GER) r : Leaves i ucbday. May 2. atip. m. , Chicago; Brancker. Boxwell & Co.. Liverpool. NEES ome eg gage retired in good ore! ea }rempt of tbe world than at ‘any ‘*You donot think his decision will be sus- Imported p ™ steamship ST. GI RMAIN, VHReUGH TICKETS to ai Railroad points. T LOST A _— Closing Frices—3 P. M. Ti SUPREME COURT | time attack the nume or fame of the woman I | tained, then?’’ Being the selections of our Mr. C. F. Mathey, direst route to Blgmarck, Fargo. Ft. Ben Se ermal = TOLEDO. met this morning and a jimited number of |bave loved. The efforts 1 made to have the | | ‘‘Notby along way. Itissimply ridiculous. | Who has JUST RETURNED, and who will be pete ahd Da eae aks ee | ay (TS A WEEhul, Kk. W. FOSTER. T. 8. FOSTER, JR. Wheat—May £146; June $1 35%; July $118%; | cases were subiniited on Driefs. In the | matter kept out of the papers was tu prevent | More so tnan his fir-fetehed decision about a Pleased to SHOW THEM to all interested Minne aneiia ‘Lak Min neic ska. Duiuth ame vette, ! _”® ; August $1 14; year $1 12‘. Corn—May 74; June! case of Dunn vs. Mill: r, from the Cvourt of her becoming notorious.’*’ jury trom the county. 1 have no fears about : me ’ ‘ ‘ raiieel . Gr. rad gen a under Ray : and al fogs er oe y OST ORSTRKAYE FOSTER & Cu.,, v4 Did; Juiy 74 bid; veur 5734. ) Appeals, amoiion to amend and modify re ‘*soail you leave St. Louis?’’ the cutcome, dhe rizht will = tri And quote remarkably LOW PRICES. in the North and Bast wish the privilege of rei 4 alreward will be _ vETROIT. el TH order was filed by respondent. The “‘No. sir; Ishall never leave St. Louis, | wph, This whole tiouble comes MERMOD, JACCARD &CO., ing be river, lake or rall Send tor Goide Ba N. Sixth st. mi e'ce For through passenger o* freight raes. appl at offices on whartbo t, foot of Olive street. JNO, BAKER, G. ©. A> JENKINS & SAS%, Agents. DIAM( ND JO LIN® case of the State vs. Martin Piacquett, from New Madrid, “as submitted on briefa. THE GOVERNOR HAS COMMISSIONED the foilowiny oticers of Company G, Second or in frout ot Lim $3 and iiit'e articles Finaer will return p ey.toaddres in pur this office. mM by the Poiice Comniis ioners in not adopting ee | amanly and fearless course against these ene Attention is also asked tothe SUPERB inies of right an justice, these reckicss and BEAUTY of our NEW styles of settings. unserupulious criminels. The blame rests ooh believe me guilty of the meanness implied in (hat petition. Alter imy explanation is made ! shali take the consequences here, bethey what hey may.’’ COTTON, Grain and Provisions. Contracts for ‘*Future Delivery’ *promptly executed August $113; year $1 10. CHICAGO. Wheat—Mav $1 28°; ; June $1 3044; July $1 28%; August $1 16%; yeur $106. Corn—May 74°',; ply a justifiable expedient to secure ber return having in chargethe appointment is desirous preveut the scancal Low ordinary, 844; ordinary, 944; good orat- recustriciing home and nary, 10%; low middling, 11%; middling, 11%; of a divoree | Laughiin. either privately or by anction, and are now ing through dire: t, the powerful steamer smnali family. jo Che C MMERCE of returning io the Senate the re O , . PULAR STAR AND BARGES......Conrad Master, ee - S1) Chestnut Street June 73; July i345 August (353; ) Regiment, National Guard-: Joka M. Davis, ‘*Wiat “mney those rules which are quotedin | ysl und in time they will receive tneir just LINEN LAWNS, Our own importation, at lic, | 2. 4 Fine a no ae eet ag: packets. D : ~~ os | TOR) 5S Ay. Oats — May 5335 ; June! Captain: fohn BR. Music. Second Lieutenani, | the petition? Is it a fact that you gave them to | deserts.”’ OR . , or Hanriva!. Quincy. Reokuk, Burlington, Dave OST—% reward tf HILL W. H COOK, | >; Juiy 463,; August 377%; ‘year 35. Chas E Baia K re I ieutenat ’ . “”* | your wife?’? ‘*What will be the remedy?’’ Me, Ho, in Creat May Sams. Str JOBLE 46 2 aa a a Anaye wt er meneet: Sa . 3 ® ® ~ . “4 Rniat t 4 a) - 2 . . 7 ° ? ° 4 , ety naan i te 4 > r +. > > ’ ber sea — nag ny Ben llg ee Bn were paintea by the most eminent artists, wrg (st svilhe and all Wav lendings. please return io 7i6 N, » : Vaid » | S158 GOT _whie ‘én young Wume know.’’ Sistaunce he necas, Des.aes. ; RSSE ‘ , ) DORA ..--Alex. Lamont, Master : a? 3 1) bales. New York spots quiet and steady; | $10,007. | WHICR SVSR VORDE Wumee GUgns to — as Albert Bierstadt, Thos. Moran, Conatant St a ST . ——— oh nt RO Contracts for ‘*Future Delivery’’ executed in all | quotably unchanged, and arrivals 1 64@1-324 ; ¥4§ not In session tits morning, having &t- | document and will cover all the | livion ali who sustain and support the wrong.| Elkins aud other famous artists. These | ——————— @ooncauccRice”6~ ——-——- - = leading markets. Telephone No. 545. off. | journed last S aturd:yv night until 2 o’cl ek points raised in the petition. He expiains Mr. Johnson further stated that he did not paintings are the property of a private collec- | ~-~~~~~~--—-~~~ at HANDSOME? seal Bf _— a enn ST. LOUIS SPOT QUOTATIONS. | this afternoon. The committee of the Senate | the bogus telegrams sent to his wife, as sim. | think thatany appeal could be taken by the : . bef ffered f } For Paducah. Jolmsonville, Clinton, Savann and northern exy | State directly from the decision of Judge tor; they were never beiore offere or sale, Eas'port. Waterloo, Tuscumbia ant Florence, for man and wife. or good middling, 12%, middling fair, 12%. | bili of Senator Hesston with aivendments | Svit- Me explains that he wished to get her for the first time on exhibition. OARD at Watkin ae Stained—Good ordinary, 9%; low middling, corres nce eae with the areal erty "1 | out of the 10.is of ber mother in law. le SAVS What the Lawyers Say. ae sates r Leaves 4s above Mon jay. May l.at } Hote). where vou ! The Markets. 104%; middling, ll. oe pen. yes + Seige : i ge O'S | the reason he went to Savannah the last time A Post DISPATCH reporter this morning ‘sart”’ of Sacrific oy p. m., loading at foot uf Plum oe advantages of \he city ’ : Pp aw : | measure 1s for the purpose of ae Pappas © - aes ag ate ny ea " ora saneriice, sm Apply to JO-=. MCE NTIRE. Agent, i FORENOON SESSION. RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS AND STOCK. —- ; was because his sister had diced, and that he ] ‘. eral omi 2 “ame ise os No, MONO + at tag p shaded wcronnds, free ee : Gros ceipts to-dav 299 b sg: da | Saving time, 2S Lleaston s Dif] has twiee heen aid ot treat re itl is called npon several prom uent attorneys for Read the CLOCK ad. this issue of ho. 200 \. Commerc 4 t ee - COFr. : ine, Larue family rooms. J.T. Milliken visited the American Bottom coe Se ove OSes, same Cay | : ; tr Ce ner with anything Or at office of CAPT, P. CONARD, ey toe. i Monty last year, 2,076{bales; since Sept. 1, 188), 355,188 | read in the Senate, and, if reported} but kindne over 10.000 res of wheat and over 100 farmers 2,505 baies; since Sept. i, 1831, 354,159 bales; | aré opposed to this arrangement, in view of with whicu her petition is filed. Haeussier, the reporter found the two first A e gioves, Se ee ee tee OAKDING—Iis3l or py,ww ac “ "| same time last year, 333,370 bales. stock to- |, tiga be nama = Pie Nedra MRS. ALICE DAPENPORT named gentlemen and stated the object of his | March price $1, oniy G7c a pair in Great May PITTSBURG AND SB. Louis PACKET Line—Biob with ovard; refs | The latter had no complaints whatever to} gay, 29,249 bales: same day last year, 44,550 posaiee tigation in the Criminal Court of was found at the Laiayette Park Hotei | call. Suid Col. Siayback: ‘‘We will answer Sale B. NUGENT & BRo w rilien CRUAEMEE iinaiiemsens “ol enki Dual ( VHILD to boara by . Ps ‘ j : 3. i & ma over {7 ay m *) ) if’. ‘ a 0 . 4g ¥ p , { 3 ° e7 sah he : : tien chenae ° e,. y ati, 1 e "i o boar make and were sanguine of the laryest crop | bules. ! eee ore oe — . re a ot — in companv with her, mother, Mrs: Me- | Your questions with pleasure, but before we do and ol! wan tale. pgon, ng cases ts. Gn “raise , no 4 c i. - rea tO Dave the C2~Ucus Olli reLurned as an ‘e by PoOsT-DISPATC ‘@ | SO Tsnvuld like to say that this firm as ba ’ Th : _ ver raised. They said so ine wes ; LIVERPOOL. | ithe } “ . Intyre ry & ) ISPATCH reporter : . " ‘ Sur. JOHN L. RHOADSs.,. — 3 they ever "4 ws oh 4 ee “sagceane : - ug Uplands 6 11-16a: Orleans 674; sales 12,000 | original bill, in either event tine Levislature | this afternoon. She is very girlish in, nothing to do with the gumbling cases. LADIES* 10-hook Charlotte (for which we are H. B. Cock. Master. ....cccccesese J.C. Fisher. Clem co ON 9 i . were inthe field, as they were every season, ales. ranere barely steady ; . May and/wiil have the redistricting bili passed , appearance, a blonde, wit bine-gray eyes, a| We Noe had pie nog to re’ with the fe — sole agents in this city) in tinted shades, white, a Tuestay, May 2. at5p. >. p day $i, ner ot ko but that the bugs do no damage, except in dry | June 639 64; June and July 642-64; July and | by Saturday and it ig ecenerul v avreed that | wondertully ciear, pallid complexion end a | ing betore Judge Laugilin, and so far asl am old-gold. light t Y- 1 rom upper %t. Louis ana St. al 5 Athy 19¢ treat May Lesves Wedaesday, May 3. #' 5 Del ge ee Reg aie ription thereof states now that their lat- | + pag deny yet ete > December 11.42; January (district basa Repubdlicau majority of seven | and i have had just tures years of wretched- by en divided in opinion as to whether he was | Only 19c in Great May Sale. . 5 mM 4 D’ ARG: MBAL, d and of e ixw [enaiis report damage by bugs and frost, and as ae vee ee | thousand. | hess -_ Sty a os ‘he wen 1 effect of Jud B. NuGeENT & Bro, scent. bagen, 715 Pine Mrees . . bate i aa R~ ~~ nod : an | — >_> ---- ) a ae een sails ite were ' . : “AVORITE CHARACTER IN ‘TION WAS hat Wi se > Ppenerai efecto uGee enntnnendhenatinbtigtnratntguamatannpeistnpisani : ee oF yy ene GRO cote aaa % —$10,.a@ pare in mag rete add Cu cular thes ao ct “0 Wake | | A joint and concurrent resolution declaring | sass Ai ln UILP FICTION WAS Laughlin’s deeision?’’ was the reporter's : ty, MEAT PEN ; KEGULAR KANSAS CITY PACKET. . vee . ie ; lables att Mtekace sensteod ae a LIVE STOCK. the adjourament of the Legislature on Fri- | the devilish dwarf in Old Curiosity Shop, and | me query ; | CaN be found at D. Crawtord & Vo.'s the best | For Portland i cheport., Boonville. Arrew Roel, 1131 Noi ifth on * oe 3 “ ; 4 OBL i TS es ay. Mav 5. was ad ste: sy ihe . 9 abane : miata oth ee ee 79 GupeXi 6 dy " = ; 4 . sso ent of ladies’ silk d lig'e y G iasfsow, Cambridge, Miami. Waverly, Lexiog@® ° so 2) report weather cold and wet, with snow and | | day, May 5, adopted by the House, (it was his constant delight to imitate him in|, ‘‘! think the moral effect will be good, ~— teem be as ey hag : gloves and Kansas Cy and all way landings, the fine, lets POR SALE—The! 2 the markets 45 strong and hbigherin conse. The following indicates the movement for24/| ,,. Sea eae aa ee eee S ithe control and torment of me. He used to | because people will always respect law when | mitts of the leading English and French makes elegant h and pacent righ lage — This ooo» oe ” not | hours ending at ll a.m. to day: | REAL French Lawn Tennis Suiting, worth 75e, read ana whet ategh gsipn a conduct to bis wiie | ms: pene sep eps Pee nage sg b Bag Page not |} and at lower prices than asked for the same Ko. G a MONTANA. .&. Clerk at iZ2z-=. te th st ats give any indications oO this, how-|~” ————————7"-_Rieceipis. | Shipments, | Only 50c a yard in Great May Sale. pand comment onit as the oniy proper way to | #©cOraihe eCAATMMOY OF @ INO ° tO please sa Saas ; f 4O. G@ i, » Waster, J. 1. EARLE, Crete FAO SALE—C ages. s ever. —— From Mason county, Il., a letter | Ptacnestene.ces HA Bla ca. a Bb. Nucent & Bt /treat a Woman, and he made it his rule of | Public opinion. In New York there is @ socie- class of goods by any house in this city. Leaves Thursday, Mav 4, at 5p. m. k A erty “- has been received by Grier Bros. that states 1882. 1881. 1582. 1581. | : skins petites: | iife.*' eNO cagpire icy: 5: Mr BE cgrengges 8 omod poe RIVER NEW ‘3 Compal , whartbo 7 7 oe the chinch bugs have appeared in wheat fields Fee ee - lee e | — i ae +i Aneta, 1: | ‘**PDo you believe that he is crazy, ?’’ vers, the Object of which 1s to prevent the » i Me ee pompasy 6 wharsoost. nut street. in Vast numbers. NO damage yet Yr ported, SP tn anisce ences O@cves 1,548 1,280 a | 1376 REAL F rench Satins, worth ¢ er only 45e a “No, 7 ado not. H believe that his abticns oppression ol criminals.’ 5 ® _JENKINS & SASS, Ag’ts, No. 08 N. Comme ok Al KE od me ™ but serious apprehensi YTS are felt annus \ te'e- . Ss (eee ew eee eee teases e* 5 4 } 5 845 3.210 o t vard In Great Muay sala, were dict ited partly Dy simple Dat barity . be Durin 4 the foregoing conversation between Illinois Kiver FE lir ' ‘s tn , ; ae . ' “A ? ) ‘ r 6) © bie a ° . “g ™ ? ’ 3 e ‘ 2 . ’ . Ve ake; u aa vram from Cass county, Mo., to E. M. Samue | } = BEGSDeis cee ecccccoooves| . 5 502 Lot) E00 Pp Nirv ENT & rn a enjoved ti rmentiny The. dd , ( ol. Slit hack and the reporter, Col, Broadhead CAPT. E. Ww. GOULD left for Washington alin, Oo a gp % — aecon: hand winena & Sons says: ‘‘Examined thirty flelds.| CANTLE—The demand for butchers’ stock see AE SESE SE ORO’ | “Otis says that be gave you those rules be- | Had been consulting the Revised Statutes upon | Saturday. gor Hardin, Bedsord, Montcenna, Plavense @ Sir = Sawer } cr ; ° {>} ‘nre , r ’ rar > « ‘ “ya . a 2 4 es . 2 | « 4a "On ee . » ‘ “an? . vias 2 . « ‘ @?’: ‘ibe § lea! : : . . am » . 3 = ' ~ , ‘ a “1 er : , eu-— avease nite Found bugs in all > some are being plowed up. | was large, and the moderate offerings ot na- Wr invite ladies and their consorts to | C2U°¢ You were so innocent and ignorant of the State's right of ‘pypes' At its conclusion LEYHE’S Spread Eagle dashes off for Gratton | _ Ville. Naples, Beardstown. Havana and Peorls. OK sALE—Theh Do not think half wil! be harvested. The young | ve and Sovthwest sold readily at strong ) : ar s ‘ '| the worid and of social usayges.’’ COL. BROADHEAD at 3p. m. | Str. VALBOUR ........... a A | Gray, iot In Ho ilefontat oats are dead, Sale bi aly 4 from Jackson | mt ic @s, There were about f my ear loads ol Vv S1it Ou! Ladies ruriors and ¢ Ouncil Cellars | ‘ ‘| don't know how iznorunt I may have turned to _— Tre por ter ama suid ; CAPT. WILLIAMS backs out the Baid Ea le fo | Leave Wednesdays & sat aays.¢ D. [a I'TCHE! ! > 'Bo and Jolinson counties, has. Special crop | grass Texans onsale, the bulk of common | to refresh themseives with our Budweiser, | been of the world. know 1 thiak sh SEAL has & right to appeal UO: | Keokuk at4 p.m =e ‘ from Co’s whert- boat, foor Clive A fruit can tes p gee from as says ae “ae . from two} and nie stuff, and as sellers asked such hign | Wines, etc ©. CONRAD & CO | that he took every possibic occasion to pollutd _— oo Sy - bhe ne Agar otututes, T Pst | Poe ‘ P c | L > C.8. Roe _ ; al ree weeks ube oO the aver- | figures buyers stood off and did not care about | tig em , ya — | inv innocence as far ax be could. Of course, [| WHeh provides, substantially, that when an HE 7 Ste. Genevieve, Capt, arvell, de- -F J ARCAMBAL, Agent. dots aire. Some chinep buga havea AD- Paying Digs prices for bones. Sellers were in 411 to 4\9 North Sixty street. i @¢ a not teil al be sik] l, but It WAS his steady | Indictment Is quasi ed or judged insuflicient pacts for Memphis this evening. Cee, a - . smd Bat di peared aud too much rain reported. Corn | no hurry to prant concessions. so the ee —— | betief that there is ; upon demurrer, the Prosecuting Attorney may THE Kansas City Star Line will s ~ ¢ ae =) af ‘ o> . oe ’ ; y , . . reg ay * , ’ . : . “s —s - . . ned 4 , send the ? r ‘ .* 4 . a EE. my . — De Pape a os : te ne on - yp - forenoon — ‘‘New Departure” Dentist, bres NO WOMAN WITHOUT ee PRICE ¥ ai: Bion vias ego po ng , Ubreine Court, in the | nie Lewis to Kansas City Wednesday. -- . NOWDEICHK! Sépuine Kia side-! . : C ; a ArLicuiar ¢ ArTImMment oO eo Ccnttie market enrv S.C ge GjJU Otive Nat Was hits palase, whet thut be cout! syic. | “ssete' 2c rv. ‘op = . eats Ty patrons and the ubli eraliv are her fenbine Goatekin 2 “fe year’s crop on hand.——Corn is arriving freely | was slow. Someitransfers were made at de- anny $ , = af sates ceed with any one by his personal magnec- | **You may say for me,’’ said Col. Slayback, yeh of ’ rovidence i rived, and returns notified that on and aller we oy May 1, my DIN 25. . oF now, both here and in Chicago. Receipts in | clines ot l0@i5e per loovjbs. Stoek and feeding | GENTS’ reinfo; aaah Pe RES aril ar ; ism and flattery. ‘| bave traveled with ny **that t concur in Col. sroadhead's views.”’ a = pee to morrow eveniny. Jos. bryan, for shaving and hair-cutting will be a4 follows: Empress Ra morals, » ae” j na ggeted y Loe yg pa by ee Seconants’ steers ames anc ee, Shipping steers | etwth aye gabe ‘oa i A ait M ms rawerss | broiiers in Europe, and I have certainly pever ir moi a eee ee CAPt. GRo KEITH’S lat t M oper ing fae ho et ea oe a BOS Kid Button Roots $1 ‘st, were over 270 Cars, Neago in- | oniv a dozen car joads, for which $8 per 160 Ibs | WDC, we IN GICAL MAY Sale. | needed any rules of conduct like these to gov- | Tepotter: ' ° , - GEO. BE are purchase, the Mon- | Hair Cut 25 Ce ’ Bpections were 6353 cars.——Tibe meinbership of | was uskea. No doubt a fair numoer ot trans- | B. Nucent & Bro / erm me,”’ ° ‘The moral effect of itis of course to gtve | tana, leaves for Kansas City May 4. Jenkins & . ee imi my we aseoruipent If the Merchants’ Exchange is now 3,5€68.——No | fers wil be made this afternoon. Mileh cows | - i ““* | «*You wall exeuse me if Il ask vouone or two! the sambieis a victory. It was a vital eou- | -ass agents. pinta an eee - oo coon oe aoe nged eh maces ‘or has , Tere: hira: 4 } s wi > ae afc.actyr Sn, ' ‘ Searre Byrne oan . ; ; ‘ Ost convenient an es » Goaeens corn Was ce live re Lin ¢ hi azo to day, and the tia ¢ als es steady. Rutisg quotanons flem. | TAb Ladies’ Parlors and Council Cellars are | Very persoual questions? bad gh atest en the gamblers and the law. Cart. H. B. Cock will leave for Pittsburg | the ec.t.. Having just been thoroughiy repovalers JT consequence was a boom, especialy in May. | Mr. T. J. Zook hus resigned his position OF } pennwesad an i fr ee Sis: Vea? the taw seeking to assert its supremacy and! this evening with the John L. Rhoads a. ¢ 1, firut-class In every Par icuiar. BSolicitings ; arg ef Uirich, Busch & Co., Chicaso, | pvookkeeper with Geo. 8. Taylor & Co, and}? = ated and fresuly decorated with flowers, ‘*What was your social position in Savan- | the gamblers endeavoring to disregard that} Fisher cierk. "aay ° “* | patromage, respectfully "D.C. BLAIR. tele graphed J. F, Mai gam that ‘*it’s all bozsh | assum: d alike position with the firmn of Over- | &? which we invite you to Sainple our Bud- | nah?’’ supremacy. It is first biooa for the gamblers. THE buil : ; 708 Washington avenues a9 that 2 r will let , Bo : their | stree: & On, weiser, Wines and Champagnes ‘it wasand is good—a great deal better | | #4 unable to see upen what principle Judge | o¢ ay avian tieey leaeake ABx. ro : — - Bee grip vy delivering their wheat.—— HOGs—About fifty carloads in and the | SE ca er eth than Mr. Davenport’s. My wher w: Laughtin could quash these indictments or Aoody , , slaves ior St. Paul to- ’ at eg e Stocks ®in New York to day 1,403,236 bu | quality not ofthe best. Local butceners eral ©. CONRAD & Co., | tons veya Ms gover ae hy Fe. pel ged la upon what principle he could decide | ™@0!TOwW evening. ‘ provemeut Convention at Quincy, I'l, bY MPROVED € wheat (150,000 CeCrosse; > O42 ,052 bu corn (116, packers Gia not show the least hesitation, but 4i1 to 419 North sixth street. as 5 7 the law to be void. I think CaPT. W. W. COULSON returned from Pitts- my we River Commission, by “¥ K. es . — - Laughlin’s Gecision,’’ for Fort. Benton ‘fhursday, 4th. aineer Of Vowmerce and Business ~ Froomers on par in Toledo, 371,815 bu wheat (32,300 decrease) chases, paving the strong prices of kriaqay and EXTRA long all silk lace top glovesin Dent’s | and he himself was agull and again Aan obiect an’ 250,831 corn (39,000 increase); in Milwaukee} Saturday Livht bows and pi , ey ‘ty in Ss Fr Mr. Cline’ —— 2 Th. ’ ne 4 j 3 Cay. ‘ } pigs a little slow. Ss lite Nid-ool oe s ef charity in Suvarvali. Gentleme rT ' rom Mr. Cline 3 oftice the re orter ‘ 4 : ‘ . . > ’ i : = ees — Sg ane bu wheat, (38,400 decrease). —Jobn | Lish: Yorker. $i 70@6 90; Yorkers $7@7 25; Bal- _ yaoi fee ee ee in ucht him clothes because he sone Weds. ceeded to the oftice ot Judge. Wm ¢ C Jones, Goparture for he Tennessee nine de ne any ta sua vgn npg ia . Tracy - . og! anid a a tied ti oe fe ream ant ack. suitable for street ; we Pst. ee . tx os 4 m epg , . ? LOnDES! iis after- | Only prev aave by the oppo i. Tracy has returned trom a visit to his | timores $7 25@; jo, COInmMOn to good packing cream on lack, suiteble for street and eren- He was only a cotton sampler. He himself the immediate predecessor of Judge Laughiin | noon. Geo. Conrad, master; Jos aiblatce tion an ‘anit win ouneall — —- . ’ 'S sUs EST storase¢ for on the vepch of the Criminal Court. Tbe room The Mer- was Hiled by a number of prominent members family, now sojourvingin Florida. chants’ Exchange Vrice Current came out to- ing wear, $150 pair. They fit like a kid rlove, es Buy them at glove counter of studied how he might gain uy hand.’’ Si WaT 35; butcher and select $7 40@7 70; pigs ‘*You must have known litt:e abovt him be- $5 40-20) 60; skips and cuils $5 @6 25 others, and was postponed one year with & understanding that it wouid then become rates J. KR. BB _EeesEes © 7 day in re § new dress of tvpe and Hl Ke kK ee | he deta a 1 Was very active . ’ Ss ; : "9? ‘ : € . s ' . H. JOHNSON pilot of the P! i] E Ch Sm te teen dove - se Rad , pte egyen epee y and cea fore you warriec him? O41 the legal profession, who had dropped in fdr : Wi. BE. Chappel, Y ; 1G ‘ oe —— per a looked as bright and clear as a D. Crawrorp & Co. ‘*l was in love witu bim. Part ot my family | # ™oerping chat. Calling Judge Juues to one os Gebun nih Gee en, ae ae ee aoned “sani onaene BS f Gone tn et ee . ‘ade abou 2G s Uo yeas teen nee — from all classes of buves, while the supply was hinited and sold at stiff pr.ces. Common to medium $3 246575; fatrto good $4 00@5S OO; 2oGd to Prim» $5 25@s5 50: taney $5 7A Call avd be coay¥ Chestnut sireet. *TORAGE for tu side, the reporter informed him of Judge Lauuxhiin’s decision, Judze Jones immedi ately announced the news to his friends, who typical May morning. ‘This reliable merket report, under the able management ot Mess. Harker & Pritchard, occupies a front rank in objected. Why, no centleman in Savannah would play cards with him. He was detected swindiiog at poker at the Springs in North plat of ground in Fort Pickering for a site the Marine Hospital. Tne piat contains i 8 acres at Memphis. Summonses bave bees the first of June. THE famous steamer City of Alton, of the GENTS’ fine kid gloves, two buttons, em- commercial circles.——De livertes of wheat in ii Os. stock sheep e 5013 25: Ww x . —? broeidered packs, March price Was $1 a) Iniv . F ~, ’ . “4 ; ; Ono, etOCK sb 2 00@3 25, Texan sheep $3 50 | ~ wm, ODTY | Cuiolinu, aod acvin in Savannah.’ drauk ot in with eager attention. One brisk | Anchor Line, is receiving to leay ie this market were fair, mainly going to Grier | @5 5v, $1 15 in Great Mav Sale. ‘He must have been ‘ " ae oy | and clear-headed attorney of le ”; " Orleans Wednesday B + J cave for New | sued to the Owners of the property appe J Fates. Money Bros., who, itis reported, haveit bought for : Must Dave Leen Mest ineeuey jealousy d ng practice Cc : eck Jolly commands, and show t be cos Chair and fu rage ’ , B. NUG ; NT & RRO. ee« lle VibSs. lie eould ms it beer to buve a gen- Ww nS pai MiculAi ly OvVel come, Jumping “On his Owen &. Cates, cierk. demned cause why it shouid ho Chair be exclaimed: ‘*Whceopee! What will be the énd of this ‘thing? li Judge Laughlin is rigbt, then the whole Revised Code falls to the ground, and Live Stock Markets vy Telegraph, PRILADELPIA, May 1.—Catrie active, 2,400: prime *8 371. @8 73: rood $783 New York account. They got notices for 135,- 000 bu. when they expected a duarter of a mil- lion and wanted it. Hardly any No. 2 mixed corn went around, though considerable No, 2 BY} tlemaun speak to me or notice me. IL used to ghth street. sicvagreat Gevl, and when any one compli- _— inented me - he would wet perfectiy furious about Wu. Once when a gentieman THE river is about Stationary, with 2 feet ot wr water by the gauge. Ali the upper streams River Telegrams. are in fair stage.« Business fair for t} : , . 3 ° but light with the barges. ee Eommonee | , CAIRO, May 1-—iiemory, Se. Loule, 9000 RECEIVED expressly tor the Legion of Honor rece piion, a fine rents’ white Sales \.@3 23; me- COWS _ SUBURBAN xssortment of dine $7 S74y@7 Ti common Ma@7] 2s: fas white-mixed No oats were delivered, and ! exg- » . : + 4 | rery _—— : * te ; i =. She. p active. Snes $0: woo] | and opera kid gloves, onl €) a pair t -enlied on us and he was fee) ick. } , every litigant in every case Can call into . none likelv t ) hy a bo } 9 s : a y a e jm , " rie ta i M + } eA Ti n Mw oe : u ai ih Ck Ing ~ ¢ , 1e eit ‘ _ . on : “ a n ques. . on . : a : , . . by Conner stg catetage yer omc | Sane De ee oes eLvared Ft A0O7 5; ins lambs | D. Crawronp & Cos, | PP till the gentleman left. I askea him why | “On every section of the statutes, It will ruin rat Bd ie RECORD.—-The steamer | Crown, Cincinnati, 3 a. m.; B.S. Ries, = LEGANT R Flour weak and dull with holders | Ffa@s su; epring lambs 4%7; Westera calves | aie: °"" | he did not go to bed, when he sneerea and | ®9™@¢ people and make others. Well, I am py pte tiliam A. Gou, master, Charles ville, 4; City of Aiton, St. Louis, %, 1 ra a herp mpeg ae shew 8 portman the 1$6 25@8' 80. Bows weave: Sniex 33.500: | nici Waihaed aeiaaceouies ay only an Observer and I will await develop. | eout oad banets Goi, pilots; William | Louisvilie, 10. Departed: Hickory, a Between 86. a , . of . a { >F° } , li; “Ft t) i lv v@- * * menta.’’ ° 4 c i . “nirehiid en i te ° }. m. : McDonald Pitt b ]0: llarry re ; a to effect. » fee ; : prime €li3g ‘ but $l) @10 ou. os ; : | HE WOULD NUT LEAVE TUE SAVIOR ALONE INA . oth ‘ » CORMeers r+ SOUTER, i. | Win { rhe feeling was Still unsettied and _ A rather acrimoni Ms Ciscussion seema to | ROOM WITH HIS WIFE In aaswer tothe reporter's interrogatories, Nicholas Leavy er, mate, and Sanmiuel Cliff. ra. New Ovieans, ay Ps m.; Tianescript, Louisville 4 a ng a if there wus a bed in it.’”’ Judge Jones said: oe completed her Centennia! round | H.- De || SYour petition alisges! that hel was at tines ‘*If the matter were brought to Judge Laugh- tr p vetween St. Louis anu New Vrieans, April Me ; James, the | very bDissppemons?’’ lin On a motion to quast 7, 1882. Towed aown 54 irs. Jaines, the widow, and the | "oe". 2 "SPHewWoUs: indictment’ oO qash, ur a demurrer £0 the 474,449 tons; | headef a pudlishing nonsei» tlis city, We |. Yu evuld not believe the delight he took ie ie = ut, the State has a right to an appeal. 50,231 tons; number of asy | printin enother columa to-day seiae matter} @ ‘hocking every Ssensibiiity of my nature. - aS within the discretion of Judge Laugaiin to trips, 2 Ons ° average n wo de Oe A ee he bearing onthe Dp fats at issue. ’ Now be js golug intwo Catuolichy, and yeu aes tiie appeal. ihe moral etiect wiil be trip 2: number rm umber of days to enc ee | he is au utter infidel, In fact | PIV0Usto the city; it will em-rolden the Com fled f Bi es te eee Eee. low OR én, ees ma ; triists in } it." 1% will down any party that up- HE St. Paul Chamber of Coth i? eT On the feeling not calN> 2 ? tan cs danni waaeh tee ace eseo Painting | **¥es,’’ said Mrs. McIntyre, ‘‘and he nag | Holds it.”” . = tating the sswdust question. “A pa ol al LApIES’ white and opera undressed ™ strong a8 might be, cloced at . : Ae ’ on BABES pressed this divorce forward in x le ah ato under consideration begins by Saying that | @uetaire kid gloves, 8-button length, for party AaUValeces nh ot 140 for May and June, ¥etor July, . August and October, 1‘; f: ’ Coe pee ner Saturday’s Leef Grav; wewex'ra 3)2 4°@13 50 o ey for) quiet and stvvong; nev mess gi8 26@1950; vid September and jc | $17 75a@Si%. Lara 5@7% higher soee. Grade No. 2) steam rendered 11.55%. Butter quiet and i; Olive street, ovder io Marry & young Ostholic lady, a great nent — | friend ot dirs. Theo, Hunt, with wuom he was REAL French Ginghams, worth 50c, only aq | ®t the theater last week.’’ ‘*The publication **the necessity and importance ‘ ir ‘e of © . sional legislation to prevent tne ebatrnction of — Mississippi River with mill refuse and saw ust bas been suggested and indorsed by Ma- The Next step. It seeins setiled that no appeal can Be taken from the Laughlin decision. The Dian of and reception purposes, only $i 50a pair, 4 be had ouiy at D. CrawrFrord & U0. oy, | Alive ysh4d> ig Fk f } | und firm; , a8 did rejected white-mixe is ‘ . Sale. of the petition wasa gen- —— Fae weak, Mutreleciod held wb | Choose Sault Said, ‘Soper rms Molamses |B. Noower & Bao, | TESTE Gasotasd me” eatd. ara, Deven. |e Me fellows: Judge Langniia aa | Pai Ral acho Sherine?” usinoge at St | CTI o-inoroed wnlaundried sit, rer ; . ° » . ed » thee J law, es J. Alien ‘engineer ; 75c, only 50c each, in Great May y of ° , Minnesota, River im- B. Nucznt 4 Bae. j Us +7 x Y eae 42% ‘ : bade: ng

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i a . “ . “Agent. ALLZY TRANSPORT N OO, foot of dim street. & me URET, Vice-Prest, b aoa 5 isaryes. rsday. May 4.5 p,. ohn LO | Nw © and points im. ‘CLRDEAU, FL. Agte Avcuon LINE. ane wav ianud 1S. veeeet iollv, Master r. Mar 3 at5 p.m. passage apply on board of Market ctreet. ROLL, ten F’2’t Agt. Ississi pis Pavt U. . Ss. “Mai: Line. Mi. Haunibal. Quincy La ria, Warsaw and Keokuk, ths s6¢ebecnee lh urke, y5ana Siturdays at4p.m. eecenseee \ iillams., Master ida.s and. Fr days at4p.m. ri, moecs Jsiand,. Clinton, tune, Wincra and St.Paul, as Muse Hall, Master May Ze at 4 vp. Wa. O21 Ral'read péints. The marek. Fargo, Ft. Benton, [poiutsin Minnesota. Dae uFr-!0 Tickets i’: St. Paal, io tha, Diuiueh, Marquette, ay. anda'tl«ummer resorts h une priviicece of revurne 1. Serd tor Geide Book, ir.’ gov ne routes, rates, ro°freight raes. appl torOlive street. JNOw INS. SADs, Agents. JO LIN® @senyer packets. @ok tid» Buri ington, Daven- OCiocsse ava St. Paul. aa Isherwood Master arf. at footvor a heer se nda Mi. 1. at 4-56. Of pissive, apply at otlive: TRAAC PP. LUSK, AG Rt. BSViLiLe ACKET. au Gris. Falmouth, Ham- ali Wav ugs. Alex. L emont, Master. ines days and wn até ‘Bia Cc jerr ‘v Ge e# Vilic, (liwon,; Savannah, SCumiia ane Frierence, g£0- powerfel steamer Gk>......Conrad Master. bey Vonday.. May 1, até fet foot. t Plom street fhe Mi i NITIRE. Agent, River. aie ii iain Uis AC KET’ LINE—BIG 8 nsyiile, (wensboro Louls- xton, Wheeling Pittsburg L. RHGADSs. | Se i : Olive Bt. : # ERS, rt. ECS S y bliec veneraliv are hereby to-: lay, siav l. my prices ing will be as follows: _ ...10 Centa a .... 25 Cents af among the bestand my jent snd best arranged in 24 thoroughiy renovated, 16 iCular. wi a libe ), BLAIR. ———) Ta >) ae a ak ae Es ee ee ee St. Lowmis Post-Dispatch, Monday, lay 1, 1882. : ——— Hoete), where you can have al! the comforts and ; nh @s of the city and country combined. Large ehads rounds, free "sted @usi, #*moke and noise. family reows, southern and northern expo- Twe ity ies . minutes to Washington avenue. i efontaine cars On Wasbington avenue. fPOCANDING—I1&831 Olive st.. nicely furnished room i> Wieo oourd: refs red. © a ‘Oe Lib to boara by widow, refs. 210 Ouive st1., r nly. P45 }. hip HOUSE—S. W. Cor.ot Eighth and Pine sts.. Sr. Louis, Mo. Terws: meals 25c. per } yer we >). FOR SALE—MISCEL L. ANE oU S. GAUSS THE CLOGR MAN, 619 MARRET, \ si. b of desks for sale; store cesks. railing ‘A andodce ixuures mace to order. N. Boll- gen, .i5 Pine street, je OR SALE— 310,000 bankrupt stock of boots and shoes at 50c on the dollar. 1028 Broadway and ma J fth Bt. W M. q) GLE. | “UR SAT E- ~The last feather-renovating machine and paient rigbt a city of Si. Louis. Inquire | a eae fe th st. 4” — SALK—Cages. pirds, dogs, Ma tese cats, bintseed, aquariums, gold fish. sea shells, tirds and animals stuffed. E. Kaub & Co., 417 Wal- rut stree! ges SAL «ne No 12 fireproof safe. Beard & bro. Bake: hetznt5 ft.3 width 3 ft. 3 also 1.000 becom hand eat sacks and one floor scale. Ap. QtovU5 N Commer ‘faist. t42 noe ALE —The half ofa desiravle A foot square ~ ioOLin Bo Vefontaine Cemet ery L. 3 i, t.0o. w#2 M' (\TCHELL’s (Bon-Bons, Chocolates, Frenci fruit candies. 418 Olive sl. Sant Barvains in Ladies’ Shoes. ( enuine Kid side-lace, all sizes, “1 50, wortn $2, utine Goatskin button Newports, cus.om made, Emr re 6 Ba morals, fine quality, No. 1 to& for $l 50, wort! > Kid Button Hoots $1 50, S175, $2, $2 50, $3, $8 50. The best assortment in s . Loui is. Ladies’ band-sewed button boots $6. ENTERPRISE SHOE on EO EL Cheap Dress Goods: Is only in Its Infancy at ). CRAWFORD & CO.S. 75 pes choice Spring Plaids, 5¢; Jobbers’ prices for 45 pes Colored Brilliantine. l0c; sold elsewhere at 50 pes Pacific Brocades, 10c; sold elsewhere at 20c. 40 pes Gray DeBeige Bunting, 10c; sold elsewhere at fast colors. suitabie for Morning Dresses, only 12}gc; sold else where at 25 pes double width Colored Cashmere, 12 20 pes pin-head Check, 45 pcs English Melange, very pretty for street cos- tumes and very serviceable; only 12\4c; were 20c. Foreign Dress Goods Department. 40 pes Ombre — and Wool —= £tripes, suitable for Pol- : sold elsewhere at 35c. 35 pes Bi k wait Ww on! Plaids in beautiful colorings, suitable for Children’s wear, only 15c; cost to ‘im- ES a 25 pcs Blue and White Checks. léc, worth 30c; suita- | ble for Children’s wear. 40 pes French Plaids, 25c; elsewhere at 40c. REMEM BET, ONLY REALLY BUSY, BUSTLING, GO- AHEAD DRY GOODS STORE IN THE CITY IS THE POPULAR AND PROGRESSIVE ONE-PRICE CASH HOUSE OF 3 Crawiord &z Co and Franklin Ave. Last Week This House Rang the Chimes on all Attempted Competition, and Fairly Demoralized All the Feeble Imita- tors in and Around Their Neighborhood. The Pirate of This Houseis Again Abroad, Having Left for New York Friday Night, and will Soon Again Be Heard From. MEANTIME THE BOOM WILL SWINGIN THIS WAY: ; | 25 pleces Satin-faced Tricot, 35c; worth 50. 25 pes 48-inch, All-Wool, Dinminated French De- Beige, 50e:would be considered very cheap at 65c. 45 pes Lupin’s Colored Nun’s-velling, very fine 30c; very cheap at 40. Black Goods Department. 40 pes Black and White Lace Bunting, All-wool fill- ings.only 5c: sold elsewhere at l2},c¢ 45 pcs English Biack Lace Bunting, 10c; sold eise- where at 15c. | 42¢ pes Lupin’s Plain Black Bunting,in new designs. lvc; weil worth 25c. 75 pes Black Lace Bunting, fine quality, 25c; sold elsewhere at 55c. 85 pes Check Grenadine, 124¢c; would be cheap at ZC 25 pes Iron Frame Grenadine, good black, 10c; sold elsewhere at 5c. 25 pcs Lupin’s Iron Frame Grenadine, warranted all pure wool. 25°; soid elsewhere for 65c. 49 pes Lupin’s Silk and Woo! Grenadine, 45%; cost toimport. %c. These goods we are Offering at less than cost price. 2% -pes Black Novn’s-veiling, 45 inches, 50c; sold elsewhere at 65c,. ° EW L Cor. Fifth and Locust, and ready for business by Wednesday, In the meantime we in Our U TION shall continue our —, 4 PERSONAL, A LL cast-off clothivg bought. Cailor edésens N. Jacobs, 308 Locust street. LL cast-off clotbing bought by callin or aa- A dresting M. B. Barnett. 302 Locust voto Ay ™ (GENTLEMEN, £9 to 1428 Frankiin avenue A. have your clothes ayed. cleaned and renovated i* you purebase direct from the manufacturers you ~~ (GH PrEGHERS Tea sets, spoons, forks, etc. We aele no eheap Soods. rg A the best quadruple plate. FE. M. Wads- . Manufacturers of silver-plated ware, él? Olive struct. Old ware replated and repaired. RS. LAURA DE KNEVETT, spiritualist me- dium, natural clairvovant an st business. 14145 Morgan st. 638 cnn dibeed ERSONAL—Madame E. Montgomery, the great Europeen fortune teller, 11:9 North seventh street, betwecn Carrand Biddle. m3a ERSONAL—If azreeabie would like address of the two young ladies dresse:in black: first seen last Saturday, on Olive, at Harr’s; af erward oa 4h, going north, and finaily comfortabiy se2ted in Olive ae car, » going west. Address L. 73 and 21, this of- T. LOUIS Eye and Ear Institute. 723 Chestnut S street. Dr. A. D. Williams, surgeon in charge. OWHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—Whereas cer- tificate No. 880 of the Pilot Knob Iron © onepeny for thirty-seven shares of its stock, oated February 12,1881. and issued to the undersigned. has been lost or destroyed. and application fora new certificate has been made to said Company, all persons are nereby cautioned that said certificate No. 30 is from this date of no value. N. L. JOHD BON, -_—-—+-—- -+- PPHREE young m men desire to meet tpree young ladies who would like to attend the Happy Hour Social Club picnic, Sunday, May7. Ad. P, 3I, this office. J bebe’ O ee strangers in the city, would like to make the acguaiptance of two quiet and dis- .creet ladies. Ad. Wm. Clarence. Post-office, city. TAPE-WORM "siniicua'® Soe en ee ee ee oy VW AdTE KD—A husbaand by a refined and inteili- gent widow, age 36.either bachelor or widow- _ wiSoas Caneeen. Address Evangeline, P. O., city. mé 7OUNG WOMAN to mind office; in return wil) be taught telegrephy. Address M.48,t. 0. t35 a Sa —- a eee a ae een MISCELL ANEOUS } W. ANTS Cate SHOE 3 $3 5 50, ‘to measure, “at "shad. lao tr: ‘ap’ Sy 614 N. Fourth street. Ce T ‘THIs OU , ay ace curtains done up to look like new without tnjury. Lowestprices. F. . Dustin, 1019 Plue. Es ta! nished 1269. geese ene — ae q Oto DD. Strawbridge for patterns and models, wood or me tal. aul Morgan st. 7 FIGHES? cash price ror case-off clothing. Send note orcall. J. L ampert, Sixth and Morgan. ITC HE LL’ SCAN DIES ay »yme made). French 4YA fruits, Canton ginger in.syrup and cry stalized, wm -hons. chocolates, etc. 418 ONY e street. ( N WEKKLY PAYMENTs--stoves aud Furni- ture at lowest cash prices, at Farner’s stove and Furniture Company, corner Fourteenth and Clark avenue. ryxo ‘adopt German or American orphan; boy or giri. F. M. Eumi, Aubert place. pé6i ee ee — — + —— —— — - eee —_—--—— w ANTE D- AGENTS. Ty ANTED— Ladies: er gents to sell poplar book, 100 per cent profit. Call p. m Harding's News Depot. 10i45,. Wash ingto; 3 av. wiz ee a y A TED—Book agents »ni canvassers to sell cheap abd popular work. Callin afternoon at Harding’s News Depu:. ll 'g Washington ay. mé62 gee eee ge en ee eee eee -_——— a ee FINA NC I AL. \ ON#HY.—1 am preperea to loan cash on furni- - ture without removal, certificates of member- sliipin Merchants’ and Cot on Exchanges. Furni- ture taken On storage anu cash loaned on same. Business confidential. James McDonowgh & Co., lt ti ine st. +« TOCMS 7 and 8. ~ Money to Loan. $50,000, Biasrta Syed: inquire at JOHN LADY'S, oe? 2 Olive strect. MOREY TO LOAN on househo'a goC 4s withnut A reimnoval; business confidential; no ier or commission ‘Charged U. H. Kvans & Co., 207 N Seventh street. ° M' INE Y loaned © on household gcoods, no removal, and noves, stocks. oOertificates of member- thip in Merchants’ or Cotton Exchange; :owest raies; business con. J. H. Vette & Co... 619 Chest- nut stre t. ‘ONEKY TO LOAN—On household furniture a without removal: lewest rate: business con- fidential. C. F. Betts, Notary Public, WSN. Kighih street. MOSEY, LOANED-—On furniture im reside nee: bueiness connde ntlal: ro charge for making lean. Brolaski & Voorhis., 08 Pine. Tou Y tO LOAN—0Dn ail personal property. mn rome from $25 to .000. Goldea Eagle Loan Office. 128. Fourth street. HOU SES, ROOMS, "Tc., Ww ANTED. PARLOR CLOCHS £0 Cenis a Week SALES } Y two young ladies room in privale house wiere there are no other boarders; location vorth of Franklin av.. east of 2:h: ref. Acdress, stating price. BR. L., 2651 Pine st. pid 1 ee RNISHED house of7 or 8rooms in “resp ectable | 4 localitv. ™. 67. th? s offic 3 _mit GING ‘LE room = young lacy empioved during i’ day; rea. miu ben noder aie. ad. Mi. J. 2, t.0. was CfED—A suit of two ro ams. firs’ floor front, central location: no questions. IT. 14. t. o. \ TANTED— wo room. unfurpished. with or with: ut Loard, in :oestion conven!ent to oust- ness, for man aud wife. Ad.fur twodays, M: 57, th! seflice. m4 4 YANTED—In a “strictly priv vate family, nicely furnisned room and boaré tor youug man and wife; will ve permanent if mutually pleasant; un- questionable ref: given an: éq. addres, giving terms and location, FE. M.. this office. 164 TAaNTED—bBy mon and wife, tw) small rooms or roomand ‘ichen in westero part of city. Address Pe'er, 420 Market street. m4 ANTED—B¢e two gentlemen. a room, with two meals a day. in wes.iern part ef eity; best of ref-rences. Avodress, stating ‘price, P. 82 t. o 4 AN'TED—Three or tour 41 fornia! hed rooms for ' beh: honsekeerping. by a sme'ifamily. State location aid price. Best of refs. N.74,t. 0. sid Cee 0 a ee " - — —_—— epee eel AL L SORTS. c with “Waker " INGALLS 815 Market GU ID CHANCh—Piciures, ues, wurrore and furniture sold on time at ‘hh. McNichois, y24 Market. FREE OF CHARGE! All advertisements under the head of ‘Wanted,’ for either situations or help— male er female—will be inserted without charge. Ali other ‘‘Wants,” not exceeding three lines, and not of a business pna- ture, ten cents each insertion. The Post Dis- patch has a much larger city circulation than any other paper in St. Louis, and is specially adapted for small adverti ents under this head. To secure proper classification ad- vertisements must be handed in before one o’clock. pe — = pr = en ee FOR RENT BROOME. OFFICE CLOCKS 50 (7%, A WER sak? ROS * . JREBPEKSON “AV.—Two or three de- igh ful summer rooms, nicely furnished; with or without board, or priviiewe of kitchen for light housekeeping; 5S. ande. exposure: light and €°0!; locality; 3 heal hy respe etavle {private famliy. Qe) 7 NORT H FOURLLENTH Sv.—A nicely fur- nished large front room, with gprivilege of Kitchen. m46 1 Ol: WASHINGTON AV.—Fur. rooms by week or month. with bath and gas. w46 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. st Furniture of All — FOR THE LEAST Call and be Convinced by MITCHELL FURNITURE COMPANY, Twenty: fourth Street and Lucas Avenue. MONEY. HELP WANTED—MALE. Book-keepers. Ss book-keeper or one office employment; exp.; - 55, this office. wil Y YUUNG MAN of 22 as selesman or bookkeeper in grocery store; ref.. Add. N. 87, t. 0. pi \ ANTED-—Situation as assisiant nookKceceper; Salary not so much an object as a permanent Situation. Ad. Y.%7. this office. al 1 Lt s) CHOULEAU AVE.--Second story back room, fwith or without breaklast and 14 PF OLIVE ST.—Niceiy furnished rooms for ‘ rent. si6 1418 6 PAPIN— Four nice rooms, cellars and laundry; every convenience. 1. = i WALNUT S?T.—Furnished rooms, south- edie ern exposure, with bath, for gent and wite « ors ngle gents. sé 1; = 2! ~ OLIVE ST.—Two very desirable reoms e for summer; together or separate; large and 2 ote house every mcedern improvement. 1 QI Gg OLIVE ST.—fwo parlors. fur., 50.exD. ; a'so 2d-story frontroom, with or with- out bo: urd. + U6 2010 OLIVE 8T. —Furnished rooms for gen- tlemen only. +46 8204 ¢ HESTNUE 8T.—Unturnished front rooin in second st ury, pr.vate family; reasonable toright party. w46 2G? ep ey WASH ST.—Handsomely furnished rooms for rent wit h be yard. m46 rye OUST ST.—Hall room. tur., for rent, hawd * wita board: ref. req. m45 oq > EASTON AV.—Neatiy furnished front POA A room. modern conveniences, Stoddard Add tion. Ref. ex. p46 BE SGANTLY fur. room wi ith or “without poard in priva‘e ? amily. No.91538 9th st . 846 | ieee RK KEN T—Nicely furnished room. 1021 N. 19th 145 rn RE: .f—1118 Locust, furnished parlor bed- room:a!so front and back bev room on second floor, singie or en suite, nice, unfurnished, with mod. imp. t45 a RNISH EID) secon d- -story front room in south- western part of city. near Union Depot car line, eultabie fortwo vouaig gents or lady teacners, with Dreak/ast anu supper; ref. req. Ad. Kk. C. W., this etfice. .146 ee POR RENI—An n elegant! ‘ly fur. room: hot and ecld bath; gas: first “Clas: meigh » »rhood; private fam- liv. Ad. M G6, 1 his oittce. m 46 JOR RENT—16 N. hig hth et a} large second story front room nicely furni:hed; suitable for man end wife or gx: ntleman. 4 ae RENT —Three rooms. first floor; hoase just completed. Apply 2342 Market st. més ae rooms for rent at 10i0 Locust ote mis — NOR RENT—A front or beck room, fur. or unfur., within threesq. of Latavette Park, suitable for one.ortwo gents; ref. ré q M. i t. oO. U5 ae REN T—'l bree ‘desirable rooms. . “see na and third floors: ¢0. ex. Ad. 2643 Olly ‘@ st. ‘AGt ( NE larg’. peasant room, for. or unfur , to one we or two gents: good ke on: western part of city. Ad. Mis. Stephens. We.t-iind Post office. m46 iy REN t 4 rnished rooms ‘tor Li wht nouse keep- ing. No | Targee st., da door of Warret. m46 VO RENT—A nicely fur. front room. Ll4 N. llth ot. 'w46 PNHKEE pleasant “rooms: ‘for light housekeeping: tc mi floor; govd lecatiecn; western pari of the eit ¥: to parties without children. Ad. Mrs. Stephens. West Eud Post-ofiice. més RELP WwW AN tr Lett —FE MALE. c le rks and Sale swomen,. “ADY ‘ef business tact tor Sabbath ‘ghool werk: 4 Salary 3 per week. . Dauniiz. Sih floor s Siager build ng p27 General Housework. ee hap Tae! BOYS AF ARE a tey: irs $13 tk Parte qe a iy biddePaak?! tiga sia) Market YERKMANSN girl fr general housework, from coun- a try preferr ‘d. 1i2t Locust st. 039 ( : E. KMAN xiri for hou sework. 2320S. Tenth st. des ( YIRL te r gen ‘ral house work 235 34 South Spring aX fir: et. te -|¢ 1OOD German or Swede 5 air tor general house- work at 555 Shertdunav. wt YIRL at good weeges, weneset housework. 513 W Waisnut. firet foir. 139 W ANTED—A good girl for renera! hous work in @inall fami.iv, at 404 Hiekory stre et. ta) 4” OUNG GIRL to do light housework. No. 2324 A 86 Rutwer street, up s airs. WO Ivressirmakers and Se: rmstresses. Si i al cath ae KER to take enarge of work-room. 303 BM. Sevenil sireet. ps3 G a) D « seamstress an a apprentice. Apply at N_o o North ienihst. y 3 a” ee ee - ee fig GL. LS to work on pants, at tl4 Pine street, ro om ‘5. tis — ee ee — c ooks, & ta. VIR t.eootl, was sh andiron. Apply 2202 Chest: ¥on it str: et. 32 ( VInL to cook ‘and assist with washin gv and ironing at: 200 Li a> ay wih YIRL to cook, wash and iron. i110 Choteau W avenue. t3? — er EES ES En A Nurses. LON at a ala tl al al ll a al a — ee Olt ll lll, ( ‘IRL to purse and asset at house ciaiatl 2102 Chest- nut. re Gi {L, bo nurse. Apply 2202 Chestau itst. tw 4 PANTED—At Baryum's H«tel. cor. 2nd and Wainut,a “ar wha can ru. Sirger macsine and assist in linen room: one who has worked in linen room preferred i;a so, chau bermsid and paint cleaner. ws) Bonsack & Vogel, Manufacturers bs Carriages, Bue- gies, Spring Wagons, City Trucks, Painting and repairing MAIN AND SP RUCE STS. EUREKA SHOW CASE EDUC ATIONAL. ‘s teacher by German: studied in Ge many; ft speaks and writes Gérman, French and Kng- lish. Aacdres: P. ll, thls volecc. pM YY ot taney lady teacher, loexche nge lessons for boa d M. 30. ut lis olfice. th4 ' JONES’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGBS, Clerks and Salesmen. AN cantasser or solicilor by experienced party. , th us office. w2 Y gentleman, clerical work for a tew hoursa cay. Ad. P. 7. this office. pz ——- + oe ae ee YY YOUNG. MAN of 201n- grocery store; well ac- quaintedin city. H.&., this office. p2 -- JY young map, acquaiagied in the city. to take orders fortea house. Ad. P. 4, this office. p2 Y man of good address, as night cierk in hotel; references. M, 41. thfsoffve i2 \ a> oung min of 18 in office or wholesale @ how: in@; : salary no o' ject; refs. M. i7, this office. W ——_ = B* ex perienced grocery clerk; ref. M | 43, this office. f: ] Y good clothing salesman and stock keeper. with several yeuers’ 9s pee: exn furnish firss class refereuces. Ad. M . this office. i2 eee —— ee ase ee Y young man of 21, in @& oc er or gents’ surnish- ing goods. _Experience at both. Ik. 53, t. o. w?2 wast T ED—A s s. twation as citv sale smar; under- stana hsts and furnisbing gouds. P. » Be Be _—— — ——- — = 7OUNG married mau as entiv clerk or corre- * spondent; refs. Ad. Mc., this office. lz The Trades. yoy ‘first-class 3¥ rup and sugar- coloring Mmanufac- turer. P. 99, this office. p3 ently ee BY man a3 coffin trimmer. P,. 25, this olice. p3 J Y a first-class méat cut‘er. Ad. P. 16, this office. w a | B* 4 practical icecream maker. M. 54, tuls ottices Y tinner; isa good mechanic. Tinner, care of grocery 2318 Morgan st. w3 YOOD carpenter, without tools; + will work cheap. G F. H., this cftice. ps Coachmen. POSITION as coachman and waiter by voung German; seven years’ experience. Ad. C. Schmiat, 2841 Market st st. wa OO Stenographer. al Ct all Oa ll ‘i aid } Y short-hand saa as amaug nsis. Ad. L. 34, this office w8 Oe Boys. SOO OO laa al a he ~ BOY. of ij5 years wishes a sitnation in office « or store. Speaks German and Englisoa. Ao. Utto Bischeff, 1842 8. 8th st. wi? AS sMAR T ‘colored boy” wishes to ciean office in the A evening. L. 45. this oflice w7 mee = Yy auth of 1, sit uation of any ki nd. oh. P.8, 8, this office. p7 } Y boy in wholesale hn ‘pouse se Of any ‘description. H. ‘ol, this o tice. wi Y boy of 14. in office or store: refs. ; good pen- man. N. d0, thi is off] e. 8 Y boy ot 1. in an office speaks German and _ English. _ Otto Bishoff. Ista s + 8th st. p7 RB Y boy to tevrn trade. Address M. Hanimen, ! 2405 Biddle street. pi } Y young man of 17. who can write good hand. P. _ Be a his office. p7 en 1 > Y boy of 16 willing to do anything. P. 138. this office. p7 B* be boy of 15 1n some commissicn office. P.12, this *e. pi : } Y young men of 17 in wholesale grocery house. M 3s, this office. v7 BY; yonth of 17, in office: refs. Address C. Wolff, 1i27 ™ . Pwent eth treet. t7 ] Y boy of .6, eployment of any kind. M. 44 ; t7 this office. RB” a boy of15 to learn stone cutting. | J. ~ Coen, 2613 Sheridan av. w7 ] Y boy of 14. in ‘office or as errand boy. M. 60, this otiice. wi B® bov ¢ Sy “16, in grocery; has some experience. . this office. wi } ¥ boy of 19, to drive a delivery \ wagon. . Ad. L. 88, this office. wt Miscellaneous. 48 STYLES CLOCKS 50 (TS, A WEER d7stux S watchman, day or night; pest refs. wu. 44, this ” office. ps % night-watehman, good ref. Ad. I’. 4, this 4 Office. ps 4s comp under of bitters, cordials, liquors and druggis ts’ sundries; refs ov, t. @. w8 8 driver of light delivery wagon or night wal el ve man. Ad. M. 62, ibis office. w8 A GENTLEMAN of some busioess experience, education, inte!ligence, ta'ent and enerzy, de- sirez a position where these qualities would be ap- preciated and desired. ‘The most satisfactory refer- ences in regard to inte gritv and character. Address G. P. Rowe, 41] Sixt” s‘ree:, St Joseph, Mo. - WS Y young man to deltyer ond collect, or eny busi- nes: of tract; write plain hand;ref. Add. N. 61, thisoffice. w3 bik young man of 21, position of any kind. Not afrald to wore; ret. L. Sternberg, 1722 h "rank: lin avenue. Ws ] Y young man, work of any kind; ret. 1416 North Mo venth street. 8 A A LE LL | Y middie- aged man as private watchman or light, active au: les. P 60, this otice. ps - —— Y strong young man of30 as p> ‘ter or driver; refs. Ad. LL. 31, this office. ws Y a middle-aged Englishman as coac ‘hman or assistant in stable: refs. 1] )’. 30, this oftice. w8 BR‘ reliable young mau in in wholesale or retail house; salary no » Object. L. 2. this office. w8 ————— B* voung man of: 21. 1. position of any wind; willing D to work: ref. N. 78. this office. a Clerks and Salesmen. RT-HAND writer tor corres pondence and gen M. 37,this o ANTED—Four or five hosi ee H. Gumerse tl & Co., 418 and’ ome, Ste The Trades. engineer who is also a "first fireman. Groom Snaovel Co., 101 \. zst-class pz AKBER wantea: meg A $12. . Somer Leavenworth. Kas. force % Sau Seuiere. i ly ate Ohad ob! of ply ut of St. Fruin & Co. ee TANTED—A first-class steady as Ad. lroad, Grand and =" Neosho Sestiae — * -. win NTED—A oung man to learn the barber trade; 825 North Market stree.. oe Boys. | LOCUST—Gooa house and din boy, colored. Apply Monaay > OY to deliver orders; one well recom ended. Madame Jadab, 503 N. 4th st. p25 ss I isk boy Jn drug sture. Ad. P. 3, this office. pa NTED—A strong boy. Call atll8 Olive ste from 8to 9 Monday and Tuesday. tine Miscellaneous. AN to conve and collect in city. M. 27, this of- ————— N to aah dishes and make himself useful; 817 © hestnut. b26 oe LICITORS—At Ben Franklin Printing OO. POST-DISPATCH building, 517 Market st. w26 YX) ANTED-— on to try a good dinner trom 3to4 o’clock for 10 to 15 cents at What Cheer Res- taurant. 625 Morgan st. NTED—A man living in Carondelet who hag had experience as a newspsper carrier, one who " delivering morninr papers, German or En« Good opening for experienced Apply at this office. OUNG MAN to mind office; in return will be taugnt telegraphy. M. 48, this office. t26 7 OUNG men to ran sandpaper machine at River- side Shoe Factory. #07 N. Levee. p26 me SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. a aa Clerks s and | Saleswomen. di) MARKET ST,—INGALLS-CLOCKS “oot: © Y ap lady as eoeres pomeees ; — assist in ee ng beoks, an sa e to do most anything. Ad. H. K., this office. 7 ps Y wy pe gt a ae as clerk - ary goods 24, t.o Dressmakers a) and —— pea sewing to do. Ai Ad. ¥ M. 35, this office. pu EAMSTRESS wishes work rg the d:y ip families, J Add. Dressmaker, No. LIN Thirteenth. wih GA seamtress pwoate like to make afew engagements: ref. » this office, wil Gicmatisoopese POLO LOL Y a middle-agea widow lady, a positionas house- keeper or ia" s traveling companion; bess » this offive. t]2 General’ Housework. A ®@ GENERAL house girl. Adaress 1421 N. 2th Y coupeian gir! to do house work: will assist ip 2B Ad. 1232 N. Fourteenth, st — young girl to assist in housework or m: self gegerally useful. 115 Center st. pit Bree BY good girl to purse child. 1016 N. 12tn, rear. Y Gernisn gm general housegirl. P. 15, tbig »Y wzirl to do Be use work. Apply 916 South Secoad a —— dY ‘YOUNG i= iL good home for housework; bes® . Fourteenth st. tis . to te Scacamt and assieti 2 ee and > ironing; Private family. 1343 N. ieth et. bid YO take charge of house for r summer months; rede _D r To do general housework; refs. 804 Case. Cooks, Etc. Pe SS ee G widew with two lictle girls would . we a piace to cook in a boarding house for thé . M. 47, this office. tl4 assist in washing. _—— Lwo —- giris as cook and housegirl and B19 ¢ ‘hamber st. plé Nurses. 0 pees and do housework; reference. {RELIABLE white woman as chambermaid ees ress for roorns of two gents; ref. required$ SY woman, to take :amily washing in tne house. 827 8. Kleventh st., 24 floor. pi6 ed wasber and irouer work Sek Suane Neer pad of each week. No. 1 By 6 eee | SHIN NG and ironing to do two or three days ms 1807 Division st. wis Miscellaneous. -_ CHANCE to trav el as companion er attendant to invalid or family. Ad. N. 58, this office. wi? Y experienced person tojtravel as ‘aitendant on oe lady or family. Mrs. E., 1403 Washinge ried in wholesale house, any kind; good Refs. Address L. K., this office ti7 2Y 7 WOMAN—To wash by the day or week; city 2218 Wash street. _ ply respectable woman, two or three dave in the week to work in steady place. No. 1614 Lucas ‘\UT THIS OUT—Lace sxcurtains done up like new without injury. Lowest prices. . Dustin. 1619 Pine. Established 1869. pn » young colored ‘man, as waiter; per. A. K., ) 1220 N. 16th st. 18 Ty. young man, to work five hours in the after- boon. M. 42. this office. Ls ] Y man end wif, to take care of residence or 3 farm. _N. 8:, th's office. ts ——_—— ¥ middie aged man, sit. in fruit or general busi- ness, Or would tuse snare in same. ls. 25. t. 0. >Y YOUNG married wan to arive ¢ iy de ivery | wagon; fpeak anu write Engiiso and German: ref. 1014 Warh street, up siairs. [5 __ TO LET—FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. _ Fe ST.— For rent,jlarge brick siahiot 4. three horses and carriage reom Have finished second story. reoml * Fee RTH sTREET STORE FOR LEASE— That very desirable store NO. 304 NORTH FOURTH STRERFP, now eccupied by ROTHAN 400. MANUFACTORY, 318 North Main Street, Sf. Louis, Mo, se? W rite for price lists anc discoun's. so, GEL UISGOMN Sa 908 uainewen avenues — nv, a ——s — F. C. BONSACK, JR., at Quincy, L., by thé me Sere é : This: on, by the % cor toy EK » ¢ ry I ROPE RTY FOR SALE. fied States, and bv the 809 and 8LL North Fifth street. (This ws s6trictiy a Y young business man ia wholesale house as Possession given April le Commercix! Coitege.) I assistant pook-keeper Or coilector; ref. Ad. Inquire of Q. J. DRAKE, ’. 40. this office. p3 State Savings Assoc CARPENTER AND BUILDER, OFINSON’S. 5iShi08| pay gece mages. gam aor bd of works FOR RENT! 3 Unios w) VEN-KOOM furnished house and good paving resent Quarters. Our sales for the past few ' _%6, this office. yew on was in- ruomers On partial payments. N. 79 tbis office. At P Q y = i I ° Ofiice and Shop, 41° Myrtle street. XN ARTIN’S os} RT itAND AND T {PeE- WRIT- BY reat colcred man in private family or hotel; avo and was geen apace SENS days have been enornious, W eC stiil WwW ish to dis- a pu 4 gern INSL LUE. esiabiishea leit, 61s Olive refs. Ad. N. 1, tals office. 58 i butiding, 615 and 57 Market wo yeurs di- STOR GE stn s ene + puet: -CLA: S photographing at second-ciass | street, third doar. qiet cireutars. - uainted In the Post DispaTcr H ase and we ———— AGE. se of a large amount of goods during the next prices; taken regacdiess of weather ar R. ¥. : sez | [3 ¥.dav ot it to drive delivery wagon; sequaluted | street oppostie tne Opera-Ho ee rests of mill owners an . : — pe Roa pos e sy ase assisted by af 1) corps of teachers eTrins reason- F is Py me upenke (Shaded x mise ten rooms, eneanne ay any Light manufacturing like Tae piat contains 78 ‘> ~hestnut ot oi at ” TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, able. and pacments may be mad . hiv, if desir- | #FeBce ane & . - eae s bindery. job office, et. Minmnenses ‘have been \, I ORAGE for furniture, clean, dry and at low resent stock ed. send for circular containing rec mmendations BR; young man in wholesaie house; €xp., ref. M. Aprly at the office of the OST-DISPATCH. the prope rty wo appeat ‘ee rates Money advan ce a on same. Novelty p : e 409 Washin ton avenue, fre m giadustes wailed have breen pac teal fu Do sit ns. 53. this office. ,. SRR BLS and 617 Masket street. it shouid not be con : air and Surage Warehouse, 718 and 71d Norta t. Lous, Mo. W AN PED—severa: iscies and geutiemen to form >Y voung man, acquainted in eit, to drive de- a ee mie th street. ae ———__--— private classes nb hime in G rman, Freach _ livery waron. 27 N. 10th st, 4 SARE OR SALE OR RENT—()n_easv terms, be ae - an. 5 od , BREWERS, ice retailers, butch- | and Engyist). &% “ a av. + ae — RY Y young man of correct habi #, 3% asst. Dook- miie House,jon Olive street; eg BR elegrams. ers, pxckers, grocers, and panting ESi:ERN UNION TELEGRAPH SCHQOL.— keeper. salesman. night wehenmnts or 1D &DY | jarge stable; one uarver mile north of kory, St. Louis, 9 , SUBU RB. AN Pp ROPE KTY F OR SAL Ee humanity generally. can buy 100 bs to Room 28, Oak Hall Building. Weslsegton | cierical capacity; best refs. Aa. I. A. Wate, Sum- Re«tavrant: su “a5 for store and Thy o> Ww Orleans, 9 P ide ~ ; a car- -load « f Litcbfie ld sgpes'3 plate Ice avenue and Pourth street. Ladies and Rent emen merfield. Ill. taurant. or ae garden. lnqaire on prem a.m; 8.5. Rhea, Nash FL GANT RES ENC yy OW (onest In ine market) seaies. ro | ee Sree Se N hardware povse, 11 years’ experience: speak | ises. —— » St. Louis, 95 Trans bi L FFS, 8 y road track. Ejghteenth and Ciark | ; — ,- German and Eugish; ref. W. H. Kommei, 416 a ry, Sou : , rare arket st. ited: Hickory, § Bro row Between St. Louis and Carondelet, avenue. JAMES A. SMITH & SON eRe SR AS er MUSICAL. sasitinipiipsileeisislins ietaiuitinaiiianadi ) ka cod oF groree¥ house; years’ exp - ref DRESSMAKING. — , Wie - e ae 4 . e « ~~ 7 ———- saethtmeatibhinelia amd g ’ P . . - i Sen ta our it three minutes’ walk of Tucker's Station; f Fifth d —— PARLOR ORGANS AND PIANOS.—It bas be- N. 60, t. 0. dics, do not delay, bat come at f) rouns, hydrant water, gas, furnace: beauti- Pl hwest | orner © : an ine. , ‘ —si! 7 Pag: ‘nowiedged fact that no- FAYE aris ls UTS. Commerci.i College, ANTED -Ladics, card tw Mrs. @. F. Coons, a av l.—ltiver 9 feert “ erounds. It not sold by May 1, wil be for lease on BARDSLE* Pgh ering Foe ay aeubings aaa oe Peas Cet Setnoeiaag vite ot eraent | OL NSO N’ “bvia ns. ‘ hire ope 813 AE agbone po ye D. W. Mooly's new Passed up: Stockdale, s ved, careful tenant. . a ' ps atta #3 ” aa | & g dene at t short notice. and Pianos attained such celosta: propor’ ioms asin | guy and nignt aillyear. Write fur circulars. Tailor System of Dress Caiting. at your wn: Dinrnal, Parkers a rae s. wighth ot. BU IN ESS FOR SALE. i HORSES AND VEBICL ES Oe d the mmammoth factory of the a F. Beatty, P ISITION by bartender of experience. No oo | OW house, or at SiS O'Fallon street, competent and Dieusant. lation ; bLs . : _ | ———— Mrs Nel & Widener of Waskincton, N. J. For years Mr. Beatty has de- - : | teachers. mé0 = Riess ~ ; —_ —_———__—— meson a ——— -}—- wa — temaantacasonenenianED » Nes9n voted hic entire ceergies to producing speviaities of 2 «ction tocountry. Bestofreterences. Ad. ©., aaa eal / ov ‘E y ERY and notion store, with ice | Wanted. .n elegant restaurant in connection beauty ..pweetness. power and purity, aad that ne Lit N. 6un st. we i ia aS De a ts, closing ak WANTED- TO EXC HANGEK “CONFE TONE ie and good locality: pro et -- ~~~ — semen nahi: has su a is proven ‘rom bis enormous sales, YITUATIGN a3 collector; have ten, years’ ex- MONKY WANTED. 0. % Fe ———————— | prietor heaving the = Ad. M. ¢4. t. 0. indi CAN take four or five more horses to pasture at | © DUMFSTIC TRAINING SCHOOL while srag ge over) cme these: ine ~ yr ae ov Dam perience. Ad. N.76. thin Oftice. 88 —————| " aon re i ” nce © ese Bee “ona | my ta mal Ferguson; fine grass: uey fail J mont me combirat on Of Cvlossal p : : * BB. NUGENT & Bros W eet oe cuburvan lot for horse Ss Al Ki. spring water and enade. $4 per month. "Geo. & ow preparea to furnish meais at the school, immd@aucebaiia), vast resources persistent and un- G ITUATION b by s young mn of 1¢ years" expert ANTSD-B.t®, Conon, wae ese Sea | \d_P 78. tnisomice. _ms__ | SA TO 91 Y Wf Bd Case." 180 1300 Carr place. or wii) send? ut orders. tirin . enables Mr. Beatiy to accomplish | 1) ence in a cotton mill; understancs carding and cent. no commission, “ages opera undressed mous W ANTED i russe Is carpet ‘na ae ‘furniture | First-c eae saloon, ae a large business, & WwW. —, boseeenemenemnam > should leave the citv withouta box | these leled results and stand before the peo- | *Pinuing inal its branches a pee dlp nn IA 6-room houses in western part of 8-button length, ee Walch « ' for went’« bunting case goid / ner Third and Washiog.on av. Yor particulars ue For Sale. , Ost itenell 's Pure Candies. 418 Olive st. pleot avd other a meh ———— larg- BOOT et Te ee tka a*ove penethon his office. tl : tes 7 ‘ oristy av. ws quire at Suio on udi ) atti iatinn etaeeinemamea eee — m ": eqnoeeectnens ————-———e== | #€i gnd most popular organ and piano manulfasiurer . Be ONO NE ot ss, only $1 50a pair, a . ceneeececmmciaeel ie a . : “a M tone. tfer, sppearing f ther | for seven years; can produce i class reierences , * ( sh fa oped & oo "6. , 5. iar 5. ity 4! ‘ : : a.) | |: a ALE “ines ering cox cred ‘Dewen. roe x -"\, The Ste Louis Mutual House re me ap aauauions "sae 4 my as seo a> to ability and govriety. Ad. W. Vickers, t. 0. 4% F ,; rEMOV ; ro be NT—-DWELLIN NGS. | and Olive sts. 737 - futther p oof of his inimilavie cxterprise. In addl- eens se. REMOVALS. RE a — Co.,513 Walnut st. | ty managing his ast private affairs, Mr. Beatry FT © jake care of horse, or drive celive-y wagon. seer Neer eenags I moved gH: 5 hellops. ‘dentist, has ree Bergan “t room house mae Latavette, Park. LE—A and small amounts. seal. skete ot | th pentiomen, toaeeher vith Mis Ble- Ys mans iat wholesale ho.re: can ved new pad ks to Bas Fine Saneeie: Sale Moved Bile atic -as ' “ law- OR SALE—A nice buggy-* >haet ope Payments month- | i¢ our : © eman. @ ; . ad this ofice. : se pal zy P age arenes OAS aad ves Lis office and residence to 2630 Wash- PN Onl ot Wim. 8. Pope's law-oftice, 414 Ulive 6&t,, EK harness at 1021 Co Pian and set of | Bulge Founes on, city rea! ef ed in the New York ae ; eo, ‘a j ve . . » ! , \ é 3 i ; ; fe ee 4 reah oe is ine bial Se ah * oR a aap shy eS Am 2 £ eS 4

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oh vex, ie yLadies! Dear Ladies! Elegant Ladies, with ra uates in armacy, OaDS, DONZES, tc, property, ! ee No. 600 N. Fourth street. surewdly, ‘It only costs them 90 cents with ay «swine Miata Chee isebnd: \Qteteles ao the littl: beys to clothe, DON’T, we beg of vou, . 3 amemane their present custom at their present output. ],, reps rg wet te cyl BPNh nally a ) DS | DON’T forget those BLUE FLANNEL SAILOR vs r Vi W . a a . THE most delicate and tasting of odors, Poz- At $150] should certainly tuke away one-half lit a will te datoet by 2 eee Me Ser SUITS that we are selling at $2, $2 50 and 33. FINE OLD Vi HISKITIES AND CHOICE IN ES AND BRAN. e+ Touts, o.. 3 , is , . oh € t l ir .;oOnsU!l ers, at ad when I have reduced an : nirtyv- yure streets, au alg it ant Diiaw 74 ; } YY 5 . - a La } vy >» ‘ey r *) . oe ais _— taf zoni’s White Rose, Stephanotis and Knight How He Has Worked Twenty Hours ng di ut ye yale, I have very carefully | Madison avenues. This is one of the most rl Sheryl ee ee ener >? DIES OF OUR OWN IMt OR PATI ON fay FEF RIFFS | . Qemplar Perfume Depot, Sixth street, under oo ae gst Pagel = . ‘m ¢) 92 | Drefitab! s districts in the ci There are are RJUERSY « ; I S. QUICK Paley, 7 coen special « x , , f ea at their vas | cost them $i 28 | } itadie gas districts in the city. ere are ; fa ; 7 4 ‘ | : igured ont that their yas will Cos Mm Set een 1g : +e... | Suiali protits, and the electric light, at FOR FAMILY U SE, Cierk of the Cireult A Lindell Hotel. Out of Twenty-four to Master per 1,00) feet,’’ red ras jets reset 1st Bg ‘age a it .. bp capockatiea ® wey! te, weesieesine ‘ But the gas companies are ricn—’’ M3 summer, We Sheil #50 UNG here 4,400 | and to me directed, ie. Dr. E. C. Chase, ; “No, they aren’t,’’ Edison interrupted, | S©Wwiny machines to ran. 6 ! the relation and tog ‘di 922 Olive street Set ot teeth $8 ‘ Every Detail and Over: ‘*They have paid out all their rains in big ‘Mr. Kdison, you say that gas is hencefotth e 99 ollector of the (1 a eh tia sai te E Diff dividends. They haven’t accumulated any doomed as alight. vlease give me your réu- | ,_ 9 8 ssouri, is plain ' x ; ae come very 1iii - large survlus.’’ sons for that opinion.’’ i” 1s 3 Dr. Whittier 617 St. Charics St., St. aavese, aging al LOWEST CHARGE FOR THE LIGHT. Mr. Edison, who had ;hitherto maintained a — maa at Pak er a eee = algt : —— [have if , A regular graduate, oldest ofiice in U ° S. for culty. s ‘In any cuse, § upposing they put fas down Cilatty, colloquial : tone, now became more ee ae ee i Bik RO, yeaa gts ie Ce en ee eee een ee ae work eighteen or twenty hours a day, without ==3 : , 8 cure of private matters, veneral diseases, etc. ower still, what then?’’ Lol mil aud Said cs Gas is a barbarous and MUI FORD & M KENZIE ever taking a holidayv.’’ MORRISON RENSHA WwW, N¢ ITA RY, | eiiitiinensiiiiins it dow i to one cent per 1 000 feet we snan’t i sin gc on of cas capi i re 8 = 18 done e ready?’’ 3 7 Soe oe aa charge lesathan $150, for our lightis so su- | UY means of an immense system of sewerare R hk TIC K By}! S ‘‘Well, my invention was not really com- a. Room *, northeast corner Olive and Sixth sts. perior that we should ge: a Jarge number of | Pipe,through which it is forced and kept uncer . - . leted ill Jal 1879 hat I baven’t bud 4 ce ee About One Thousand Millions of Dollars | their consumers anyhow; and,’’ he «udded, | Pre-sar—a gas reeking with itapure toaterial Ys , hres bears vot, and here is an industry with OF . om ‘ I HAVE removed from 213 North Seventy | with atwinkiins eve nuda grimiy humorous wud mnude by a dozen different processes. This Reduetions Made to All Points. $350 000,000 invested in it to be supplanted and - street to 619 Locust street. Dr. Woon. | Invested in Gas Stocks, and Their sinile, ‘‘they aren’t soanxious to be bankrupt. | £48 is alowed to escape through holes into | 108 N. FOURTH ST., Opp. Planters’ House. | qriven out: a new industry to be established, Ee | ’ ed in a tew years They’ll Jook out fast | OUr apartments where it is burnt, taking OXV- Twelfth and Poplar, opp, Union Depot. in which the vast msjority of employes had to ONE of the comiorts of home is in having | E P fit enough for number one.’’ seu irom the air ; to support combustion, | seems cotelieeemeae = be taught as apprentices. Why it was ridic- . | normous Frents. OWhat wi 5 eee a Mahe 2 the provucts of which are carbonte acid, car a “ase Bh S . . . oy o What willthe cost of the light be, taking n ' ‘ 2 rjight rt of New everything you can afford in good taste. Geo. | . pa gy ; cnr 4a ar — ' ; : , : —* ; ulous to conjecture to light up any pa 3 ? yO ir first dis'rict? } or instance, can you give bone oxide, sulphuric aC id, suiphuretted hy in you opinion, has no Commodore Vander- York before 1884 at the very least and that - 4 , Couch makes it a study to decorate houses in ie a detailed official estimate of the various | (rozen, and @ host of other substances, which | bilt—no Jay Gonld?’’ would only.have given me five years. Idon’t; 28 fel Atuweeee at AL BOLL proper. g harmony of colors and with economy. Call items of cost?’’ Vitiate the atmospnere. It thus gives 95s per ‘*No, ceriuinty not. Gas has no bright, en- suppose there are over 100 glass. blowers avail- i. and see his selections, 2313 Olive street, cor- | This innocent query made Edison laugh | cent more heat than light. In fact the resulc | terprising, ‘live’ men. The leading men in | apie for our work in the world, outside of those © Sy 4 ’ lin Ne York the ProfitsA t t 4.000 heartily tor several miuntes. ‘-Tsay,’’ he of the vile poison is almost entirely heat and | it are nearly all old fogies. Commodore Gar- 4 1 i" h a 4 ; , se : nally responded, c micaily, ‘*ye ave mis- 7 ae “ . , oo ig gow Bal Bem e pg ae ‘ { ve certainly average ' . vans eueenee Per Year—In *t. Louis to Over $600,000— taken your vovation: vou ought to be a cress | Yellow light, too, ardfar removed from the | butthen he is avery feeble and very old man.’’ . eee sag bye Lage d : Sundays ote QUHERTS MILLS & AVERILI Xx er Do you think that >Wantthe | COlor of the lovely iuiural light And it is) “>> you see now after an | eos Sees we Ws Ye Seve 5 ; specia | —_—e $50 Shares Sold at $315—How Edi- ~ypmenoninespegt SON was See we ee oe a on, The: es ABE cc ser FS gh ene PE gta , , holidavs included.’’ aay: POPULAR MERCHANT TAII ORING - Legislature after us the MaotwMenr& we hay = got charged oe by rece ge Pay Lot ney a ,101 the té sts Ww nich you have made, ‘*‘What dao you usnallv take when you are ‘ ; ; . ’ , so testes sand son Looks and Talks—What sturted reducing our rates? We are not going 1613 passe through met:rs wbich measure |; any practica difficulty in the wavy of @ suc- | ie “ @ &. W. CORNER FOURTH AND OLIVE STS, ; 3 to lose any money, that you miy depend on, the quantity and : not thse quality | cesstul operation, on a scale equal to that of lek or oe ana or a gilass of milk,’’ was Those who wish to have their clothing made to | He Proposes to Do for St. or else we shouldn't be going into the pusi- | Of age Le. estan ger pt Me t) =o ee pare gm it e the dry reply. (This is no pun.) ; a Ep aw 1a@g?? system. At the source of supply the crude ‘‘Not the slightest culty occurs to me. ‘6 : pt ene thin ao? - . order will findalarge and well-sclected stock of | Louis—Onar Local aye : : ' eo in , : And your favorite sustenace: . — . ‘ tenes . mit Be oe pe Pm ‘ vihetien tk seliibeuaiiaalie 0 B Nmeyioetiaais : vy. ’ pple pie ‘dison fine woolens at this house. | Monopolies. where it is suid aslow as 45 cents per 1,00y the ‘ oa), is passed throngh a distillatt n pro: WiICh gives me the slightest anxiety to-day. As said, iooking up eagerly at Mrs. Edison, who FOR THIS WEEK as | feet?’ cess, froin which itis liberated from the other | we have progressed with the introduction of at this moment entered emilingly with her ~ ° ‘ COMFORT, convenience, neatness, all the | ‘Ah, thatisin Leeasandrightin the coal ae gag tne 7 oie tam: It ney tl gee ad ecean de eee ry wr _ pretty little girl. Edison’s eager glance seemed Z a > ; ‘ TAR } “Aanar | fi is, Wihere it im re bY the citv cor Oration ess lmiperrec y. 1s 1en SLOW © 1 amount GO) money oO e n- 6 “ee a : a you in > . . © i a : juxuries and delicacies of the season, prope “ canon dis 1 ss Git ‘ skin spe ntities. | in the gasometer ready tor | vested diminishes, the life and economy toask, **Is there any pie, my love?’ But her I'resh Arrivals in all the Leading rided |} cooking, etc are to be found at Ecker’s Hemse:ves and 18 used 10 lmmen ppeahenty neds a te ' ¥%, mete at pleasant shake of the head and irresponsive wpe. . . . : ‘ No. i. : e ad —e The average charge in London is 87% cents, | Gistribation., This is one helf of the process. |of the § i:crease, and the margins tor blank look gave the Golefu!l reply, ‘‘None.’’ Novelties in I acy Lace Goods,in- in front ‘e elegant Cate and Restaurant, No. 18 South | §* pectal Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. and many companiesis bnglaud charze $1 25 | The other and final portion of the process takes | ftuure improvement is so infinite that there And so Edison was left to muse on his glorious cluding the New Edelweiss, Span- is te Fifth street. Private parlors, handsomely fur- NEW YORK, April 27, 1882.—Is the electric apd wore. Some ot the smail Companies place in our sitting and bed-rooms, much to | is no teling how low lignting by electricity future. with millions of el ectric light profits is} P i t P : td . R - | Ve i 4 SS i Pita iek eet centienny, light cheaper than gas? Can it supplant gas as | Charge as much as $3 45."’ the detriment of our health, our sight and our | may be brought down to within the next ten dancing before his eyes, and on the delizht- Sh F ONL, F OLN GE BO6C, nice, Be ’ - “a re PERG et eae “Why isthe cost of gas so much lower in | household effects. In other words, matter is | years.’’ tul prospect o' the neat * sood apple pie es Point Milane, Neuchatel, andan : Rage J. (o) = aaasaa a REEmemmemgme / |@ cbeaper means of general illumination? | po pone tian io this coantry?”’ sent into dwellings for the ostensible purpose | LIVE AND COST OF THE ELECTRIC LAMPS. cose pe > eae j > > lea: o« *f t f kussi: + tae DIRECT importation of lace C rtains Th ‘ ° ° e . . } ot : J 24.3 A P } ‘ ; W HAT EDISON WILL DO IN ST. LOUIS. BVOTARS Ot 5 ' devas . ; : . _ ‘ ; , jah EB. ()wems. , | IF you have never tried wheta want acdver- | UP in an easy chair and to chat on the subject | pusiness in Epeland in Germany, where they | about $16,000,000." Bus, tive hours per day, and perhaps even more.”’ dustries which human tingenuiby aas yet Hubbard Collars in vreat variety. | arod » sie “ : oe \ tisement will do, make ten cents’ worth of an | Of the impending battle between the electric | charge from $125 tu $175; in France, where MONEY INVESTED IN GAS ie L L you charge separately for vour found to busy itself with. The whole story is Great barvains will be offered i have v les ee experiment in the Post-Disparcu ‘light and vas. Whata wonderful amount ot | ‘°° Aten about $150, and ih the ocher Euro ‘‘How much money will it take to introdace arr? #4 we shall sell electricity by the mete told ina paragraph when it fs stated that the | this week, having secured several — Ja “oo ‘ ; ; : @an COUNIM eS, isa Vervia’ thing, butnothilig } Mectric ‘er , yg NO, WE SNA Sei ; y r 7 ‘ Te» . > & ” €2bG Slate OF Misses ba caeais | nervous energy there is in this man, who knows b eal ba> det th bu tenes. *T; {Ratnam ormeniindanl the « ectric light all ove r the world?” | and-th= supply of lamps will be simply re. | St. Louis Gas Light Company psys annually on cheap lots Travelers Samples. tax billon whicl ¢ CALL d se Van Blar " m’s thirt fi 7a | . = ous _ a hee Bg aes ' a t pa spies *Grthe that s hard to teil W hat we do know ho i Ae : a " it l f eh00 000 di oz le d i o ‘ ecribed | » Sadie ? -L an ce Vi jarcom’s toirty-five dol- | not what itis to have dyspepsia, though he al- | the we ra fat’’ with a tunny unction which |jg tpat there» are about $385 ,000,000 in- | paride. by he compes , asan expense of the | @& Capital of 500, ivideuags amounting to One lot elegant Collarettes at lsc; worth from 2c te Ate of — ine: ] "nes 1; y ° : : - wei $} s ror : tine **tutgesas’’ o , ; . 7 ° : . PS. hess ? Slhal rive “7A! } i b : ; , " . 7‘ if) V5 Bs | Jar road and business harness. 613 North | most lives on pie, who says he has no beard | “2O*' that he appreciated the **tut ss) OL | vested in gasinthe United States, and avout . ness. Phe ae & ail cash sone Semmes a | $360,000, or sixty per cent of the invest- 10. " me i » fee. in frot e Seventh street. } : - . Diy } ro its ) iti tijts COU 9 1t ss i eh rfect S405 0 H) Oud in England. AcCcurudlhys to tiie v X W Li ii rae aozen In ps a como e e orscrew- ment The I aclede Com IAD not a Une ior Fancy Scarts and Fichus at 25c: worth from . rye , oe i because he pulls ous the halt roots, of bis | ponanza, und, though | can succes-fally | London Gas Light Journa’, there are about |i@“ 01 their Lurners whenever they shouid vega ‘ atthe - 45¢ to boc. e bounded on the ne Genuine vs. Genuine }mustachs andis always tugging away at hi compete wita the eas compenis in every | gne thousand millions ¢ t dollars invested in | Wet them vi favored by Providence, pays ten per cent | One lot Mother Hubbard Collars at 35¢; worth from the east by tha I mve | : é . vit 1@ electric light right in this country |... y imes thar oO nveste rajfroads | YOUN latttpes ; . . : ar a . enl « , long since decided this ase in f wor ¢ f \ ienna | changi ny in color that one man Says they are chan 4 nyu here else,’ ’ pb r “he wd Shar b kuseine tadeneen 4 5 ey itnin the next vear T ann confident I will eight per cent interest promptiy on a bonde d than half price. Andliw bi. e JA SU ‘ ahead PS : ss ‘ d - >, , . : aici mr = + lai iis x s : ‘ a4 .. @ im —e . wa = i rn . ‘ 2 P rcs? »« > W FiINES hazel-brown, the other blue, the other gray, ‘*Bat can you teil yourself what precisely it Phere are oniv about two hundred miilion | ® tiny lamos'o average a life of 2,500 hours. | debt of $500,000, an pe nverest s { ¢ a - af Y . apie ‘ Thauve bad lamps last 9,000 hours of exactly : pecial bargain in Colored Che- petween th every | Model Bakery. See racehorse label on and five o’et loaf. Snodgrass & Co., proprictors. eee THE OPEN CUT. on a further funded debt of $300,000. In otner words, profits enough are coilected from the people in the Laciede Companys district to pay $120,000 dividends and $28,000 interest, a cheer- ful total of $202,000 nettedg alter all the ex- penses of manutacture, clerk hire, celiection and repuring are paidfor. The $0 shares of the St. Louis Gas Light Company command in open market $515; the $100 shares of the La- will vost: nilte. Spotted Nets, all at 25c per yard; sold elsewhere from 50Vc to Tic per vard. beaded Laces and Trimmings in great variety. Iridescent Fringes and Gimps to match. We will of: fer this week at haif price. ‘lar sn’ , eae - dolisrsiovest d in telegraphs and cables and declares he doesn’t know “*Why can’t 1?’’ LKdizon queried. ‘ I’ve got -@, willl a ic one The tele- . ' see , 1? . 5 ‘nis 8 .e. wibions in telephones. The tele | what color they are. Sea green!’" declarea@ | all iny plint, bousut the land, erected the p One’, a+ inves ments, pay best of all.’’ | the; inqguisitor, after noting their ctr 4 ate ie the bollers, enzines and dy- ‘ What gpaarantee will electric light con- . HemMos chow wheal we suail bave to spend on : m , ‘ ‘ » high , , oe? ‘anid chs . . r crrayv : summers have that the ight won’t go out: ae : sae aa pee a * pene tdi? 4 oat. amps and « aoe | Se elbdloyes—Wwiy . ln ail central foe Foe we shail have iwelve ~ - gree “4 a e Iu 5 : baowsia? Ff Ne ARDIE t 3 ‘ite , Bi . . " lv consented. With bis smooth,thin,wan faces lake ag those we are using, thus that itis possibie to get allmy lamps while he himseli che anime Snowing to last that time. ‘Tois would make the light very cheap?’’ ‘*‘Certainly. Manufacturing these lamps by the million, as we sbhall—we have already made a quarter ofa milion of them—we can miake thei very cheapiy indeed. The whoie ecutlon and cos, Damages Thereby May be Recovered by Prov erty-UOwners sieit on a suMcient lor LOW se- You have never Vet urade use mere than ten atany one time. When we ly large sca.e, have you, and never Ft. Louis. Mo. ’? Judge Thayer to-day sustained the motion «a)esl have t) ree distriets started. if the central 3) rs _ ' sharp, decided, strong features and light brown Seems himerdnntic 2° ' of derle Mowlg ich Mab ye cp gees che alee oh Lard "phuciaegs ne a 8? sarbon, wiobe : ‘ket ti rew- - | for new trial in the case of Grady against the | , acne “i ‘ a eee Ceeibutw Dp: “ation belonging toone should burn down, the | !#™p, Carbon, wiobe and socket tip for screw- | ejede are held at $117@120. These figures tell the ‘ERIF eS SALI ) . . ’ y i > , * . ’ . . citv. Thi 4 f ae hair, prematurely tinged with slight streaks of We have been making the lignt fortwo | 9 he: two central stavons will supply the three | @# on the burner, all complete, can be fur- | whole story. SS eee . ° ) 0 4 NAREC! ' - . ’ ° T7e bo Yo hawa . = ater licehy wy « ai “ ’ " rr as . ‘ 7 —~ Te - . “ © « ~ = be i ; S was an action for Gamages CO prop | sray, Edison makes upon one the impression | Years. We bave the isolated lights in 200 dif | distriers. In taet there will be far less chance | Mis Led by us at a small cost to the company. | assuming that the total production of the oe ed tne Cal erty by reason of the approach to the Eighth ; } omen ’ ie ferent pisces running successiuily in this | ot cur light giving out than is the case now ; *°°5 shouldn Ceost us, mace on that great] g¢ ponia Gas Light Company for 1882 will be ible to thel .,, | Of a man who has put seventy years’ work into | country ,be-ides having it at La Scala in Milan : wh , " swe, over 50 cents a piece, though atretail we | a7) ooo 9 ' ted street tunnel. Judgment was rendered in ces tha Sener: tie alate “hi: 2 ied ee te eees ee rans aq oe eid 20 MMA, | with gas, woick occusionally does goout. I | °% ©» Ayr alt wt sania bene) 371,000,000 cubic feet, and of the Laclede 211,- pected, avor of plaintiff for one cent. The court), ick } : xlmo-t every country tthe worid. Aud tor “7m “" , late: piants ow } hor , ctor of the ¢ says: ‘‘Defendant cannot offset a general en- there is a quickness and lightness about his oti bet Eaten srr tua ve hae “ dee horn complaining at @ gas company’s office | * ok age wr cele EAE CST lamps at Newark given »y t.e authorities, it is ; Bissouri. is Bin hancement ot valnes consegucnt upon the | manner which 13 almost juvenile, | ning in London j 1st as this one will be, at the th wy 24 pape bs Ep Bt f Bhar Me foewn ar in the future?” Gon shaurareell peoatn axe paobaaeae aati Fifth Street and Franklin Ave. A cal - : , . if’ rina reer - * oe te ee ; . MGs . sy Dave » nO wi cant re — : °e } iced. nth ee ee eens 8 sat Goes toa rau- land his utter beardlessness make, | Holburn viaduct, tor house-to-house vistribu — ap edad yp «ot Tut GAS = gaat ; ‘Yes, we shall start our manufactory at | grst place much of the manufactured «as PaO ; rains artic og nee : ; “«) et eet neg - i Aaya . aipep asian en ; anil pm te ; . . S is . 7 ~ rg lone ~y eae eee | him = look (when the treacherous mop seg r eae ae ae and Raggi paygecoe. ‘*For the $12,000,000 co be invested here in os hrtagy? bp tw Page ya We — ed a Menlo | wa-ted, no matter how well the connections ie lu worth more than } “it fs “be Pd ‘ | + : : : being successfully htup. De. Parker’s cbureh expect to est??? our buuding covers six acres, and we shall portant offset, and a long series of careful for jeakare and only 850,000 feet can be sold tis iis ioe sind snp 7 Dg — e a8 | hat) younger still. Mr. Edison comes of old | ras 170 lights. Phe Station runs Over 1,000 ‘*Mr. Edison’s eyes twinkled again, but he employ 1,600 nen there when we are runniug experiments has convineed both companies costing $791. whence 1,000,000 feet ready fo ‘ pe , Such Is aD UDAUTHOTIzea and | . . } id ] . ; ligbts Successtully, and it thev bud found that ve . ' , at our full capacity. At the beginning we ‘ulati r ad ; sale costs 7950, oreach 1,000 fee ld costs > wrongtul appropriation of the street, the plain- | butch stock on the one side—he remembers : ; Rigbone the finaliy said: ‘Well, the aus Oom - rd - that any calculation which does not aiiow 15 / * 3 vu, a ; eec sold cos a tae secover iota namo ae vo one nencthe his sraniiiaee hath Theideweeed of they couldn't do ata proi andShat if Was a panies in New York Clty make about shall put 250 men on. When I started there per cent for leakage will be erroneous. cents, ’ . - Ait ’ To . s ° ‘ s f ‘4 ? ad ' ’ $ ‘ . P all Matin 4 me ’ 7 ; ’ ‘ , . " Z } » oy ; . . r ‘ be as valuable as it is at present. SC oe h on the other. One of his oddest traits, cable vperore this. ‘m’s’ (1,000 feet) everv year, for whieh they W “ ( ould be obtained. 3 l have Re alee Light Company for Pittsbu rh coal, but higher in the € ity is $4 s{) ber annum, and each burn man is entitled to such veneral enhaneement | beside his pie-eutiny, is that he suys he never PROFITS OF ELECTRIC LIGHTING. vet £22;each, or $8,662,500 in all, and more ne ppg — de iene ed er wn gh Pg class coal is used, and in his careful investigs- in ,000 feet; hence 37 cents muat be added 4 p * a : * 7 i , i *§ . . ay Ss- r . . . 7 ‘ = ‘ ree . > - ‘ of public improvements in his neighbornood, | great inventions amid a clatter of tong $375 per 1,000 feet. For tbat you will get §z25 | Make. What we’li make itis perhaps prema. | eee ae anne en cguee is ane ven r ) Cm | twenty cents a bushel as a fair price for the | /#m@ps, making it $1 30 per thonsand. It cost . and he cannot be deprived of any part of such itinte in : _——o per axunum or 66 per cent, if vou charge aa | tureto say, but whenever in competition with bi es rite epee wee “r re A new / coal used. To make a milion cubic feet of t2@ Company $69 to light « lamp general enhancement yy ait wnauthor- | @ound bim. The first question asked Mr. Ed- | inuch as the eax companies do. Isn't that | 283 We Shail come down in our price to a point | CRS! a Monge be conch r= ppm hb al pee ree» | gas requires— doaew Fhe city pays the company in front of bis ropertv Aye 1OuY i al : ‘Phere ie aval >> Water clearing any meney whatever, we shall still be ly i 0 > — Rts cscedess coees Seoaceeutecmacdecs 646060666 ode. | 488 sivering gas to @ consuIner, in oneate an i , eiiesome | J 7 heh PR bers yn Ouxh | pilt had his electric lights taken out of his new ; Pie a he is again,” E lison broke Out, | oaeni & on aking our stock as valuable | 40f Mdison added: GeeEh wh, Ue En cluding collection, meter repairs and meter proverty. or 80 the party appropriating the street is the pro “ lvnughinegly. Isn't he a sharp one to ask | @athing Pp: fits, Making our stock a ua -h reputs gmail capital: bh s} sere 36 . , a execution aud cd - rietor of the improvements crusing an en- house because they did not work weli and be. questions? My dear boy, the $3 75isour invest. | a8 the gus stocks are to-day. when the gas | Much repu ation on a mee CaP a’, He Oug OP T ER cthcccccedesacosndaced tdiccksteteisuncsaaul ie service, is 14 cents per 100 feet, hence the total ancement of valnes. Benefic at improve- | cause they had set fireto the woodwork, as! mentin plant—ot cou: “6, that don't Jude | Companies haye no competition at all.’’ to have been down at Menlo Park. Station WOrkS repairs. ........ccccccccccecs ... 46 |) COStoOf the article sold the consumer is $1 6. ments must be iaWfuliy copetructed.”” 2 orate of the gas peeple had stated | eoa! lumps, wages and tie operating eens e WATER GAS ** How many, Jamps will you be able to maN- | Cog] expEeNnses...... cecceccecceee ecccceccecee, [5 | DEOGneting this from $2 50,the amount charged, St. Louis. Mo. Sree meerenmaen Bil sak yt 7 : generally.’ ee cr eR EE e ufacwure there: ; . Water license... ccccccccccccccccccccccceee. & | WG find a profit of $144 on each thon- - rer . RRL roe THE LIGHTS IN VANDERBILT'S HOUSE. ‘‘How abont your coal consumntior ee ‘‘Ts water gas as deleterious a3 coal gas? ‘Forty thonsand a day or 12,000,060 DOE BR | TREE. 2. oe ccc cccccccccccscss etecccccseccecseeee. $7 | SANG teet sold. A discount is given for Sit RIFF'S = BUCK! BUCK! RUCK! ‘It is false,’’ Mr. Edison replied, pulling | will that compare with that ot ro agit ong ‘*Much worse, owing to the large proportion | num, taking 500 working Gays in the year. AC/) Repairing MAiMS.........0..-eeeeeee cececeseee J) | PTOMPT Payment, which is very variable Perk of the Cit Anheuser Busch Guck Beer . ee nil x ceuknae?® t are i iat Of the gas com of carbonie oxute—w hich is a bivoed poison— thie staszt we slall, however, mhanutacture ony BeaMelSiGOc oe o.+ 00 cce. cccessccvcccceccescscoecese l4 j} and hence canuodt be estimated as a constant Saeed . +a together his open vest. Iie never tried our va contained in it. I would just as Hef have | 6,000 perday; thap will be enough for the be-, one: but which certainiy strikes at this —~— ga dtr On tap at ‘*On!’’ Edison exclaimed with atr . e - : th . a fumpha 4. Bil n' ry WOOO F. cacccehecebosedés 7 eee eee wee prout. In 1880 the St. Louis Gas light (om- at thie re A 4 bh ligt. We have wired his house for lighting 1t ‘ewer gas come into Iny roum as water gas; on 4 . on pe babe s wink and wl pleasant atmnile, ‘éwe'd) ') . ©) r - bys ‘ , . : : " | s . 9° . cccscccee ohh } ‘ *} the en ine ran it a ; ‘and how much biwitt will Vou ret y i va ae a 4 . . 4 . r ‘ > ’? , ‘ 2 " Ammouia......-. eeeeee ee © 8 @e repose of Fish Lake and take therefrom | 2'@)t on wirch the engine ge anbaaIE your coal as compared with thee: Our Cl! torunu a sewing muchine as it does to light a | my -ighs. ife aaded: ‘*There are only two ‘“*Art” of a Sacrifice. the finny inhabitants in pumbers suflicient jasnallinew engines will, and Mrs. Vanderbilt panies?”? : I Vwi tue Bas COL: iammp giving sixteen candles. We ean sub- a ef ne Mes so cs og Se a ata LO | Read the CLOCK ‘‘ad.’’ this tasue of ‘ . : . ce ivide the eleetrie own t s hun- *Aueclheht. Tae ivcandescent Hght is - ‘ : aos — ads ~~ «6h. | COMPplained of it, and that settled it.’’ “They get five fee eer = q | divide the electric motor down to one hun- | and the Auc hig ) ae Tuis leaves the net cost for a brainy repast when they re- | yin $3 timgeaye' ne Ct : rare staged, ~ Ont oF one pound | dredth of a horse-power. There are in | mine. rhese last few words were given with *urned home. Six or seven hoodlums | How about the alleged setting fire to the aaah tot ess ry : 7? . y the "1 per cent of the | New York 240, 060 sewing machines! marked emphasis, aud there was a wealth of | — "* 7s e “4 i L'4 i? ow Ve} roruc hey 4 . : ’ *¢s / +! of ‘ " y rier ry , ‘ well filled with premature buck beer came | WOvdwork?” really get ten tect ouc of their & ronuck, they | and there is no reason why we should | pride and conviction in the word ‘*mine.’’ 3 o a: . MNal ~~ Bas Coal. not suppivy power to run most of these. O! ‘Well, Mr. Edison, you have undertaken a ’ ‘*And you? ‘**We vet a little more —i1% feet—ont of vur $3 along in a wagon, and when near .the terry ’ : ‘*There is notningin it except just this: In landing On the lilinois side they commenced un ; great woik, a work of inanv years.’ ‘running temporary Wires in different directions course ia the tenement-hbouse districts our ‘On, l’in young yet,’’ Edison replied gayly, business will be simply enormous.’’ Creedmor practice with a hat (or a target coal. You sve, 3% pounds of coal gives me one ; anda shot gun fera weapon. Mrs. Mert was | Just to show Mr. Vanderbilt the effects, one of | jorsa power, Which runs 8lights re 16; a oe ME. EDISON’S OPINION OF GAS MEN. ‘‘and E think I bare = ion yenre vet before me, . shing.- . au ) 4 st ae et ee OS 2s Canam "Whis ik 3 2 vO} --|My graudfather died at the age Ls f nog relic ros ge _ ta a Pap — them came in contact with a burglar-alarm | powerench. Now, each light is equal tod feet aratteeer gv you thiuk of the gas people gen iA og —_~ i Be ae Sannar on In, > uo rom ne gznuno oar _—? é ras. whic , rive = thin? eps rf § i s op at suges the rufflans. The wounds are puinful, but not wire, and this one, being overheated, charred Sees a slit ot E ‘ me oe equivalent ‘(I have a very poor opinion of the men gen: | brotners.’’ Aud kdison rather gleefully sniek- serious. The rowdies took to flight and have | some o! the gold-thread wires of the cloth wall- That’s 11% f tet per be id : a gar ’ Ec O%+- | erally engaged in the gzas business. Like all [ered atthe pieusaut prospect of a long lite of > er pound, eins ir” Edison | jaree corporations making very large profits, | hard work and endless new inventions in elec- al te . move aeacy paper which it ran into—that is all,’’ | The questioner now turned tothe main . SMALL annoyances in lite are vanishing ip a os the interview, the cheapness gon » " | ose kh | i s ' through scientific discovery. In his Skin Cure, | : ; queried, Yunkeewis ‘*llow mn any peopic will it take to run your first station? Edison iaughed again uUur.een tation, Said, ‘‘ not been captured. ) ; icity. ‘*‘Then you hope to be able to see out the battle between gus and electric light?’’ ‘* Yes, lhopetodo tbhat,’’ was the ener- any mismanagementis bever inquired into as long as the company pays fat dividends, and of all the corporations in the United State«the gas companies are those Will satisfy s A SPECIALTY WITH US. and, atter some *Si- . | tt St. Louts,.! | electric light. Dr. C. W. Benson, of Baltimore, Md., has cre- | — “A oa , age * year t retic reply . 7 WwW. , ‘ e, Md., has cre- ‘6 aie “eo es ei oe er most grossly mismanaged. For years they | getic reply. BS ee ‘*The best answer to that questio : How will their work be subdividea”’ vg. ; ad ey ht Tan? ies 4 : 3 ated a perfect remedy for tetter, eruptions and | : esiecpr-senceren bepniitgte More hilarity onthe part of the good-humorea | D&¥e been squeezing the public as they would Inn's Cherea g00e Coal cf Popes Guar SHERI E a scurf on the face or scalp. Every person usio | are going to sell the light as cheaply as gas,’’ inventor, but after some cross-queation “rome e aremon.’’ pointment, however, at the slowness with Q spe my % ‘ = om 8 | mr. Edison replied. ‘‘There are 16,000 gas jets | which he gracefully submitted, thie w es re he ‘*Butifthe electric light is such an invin- | which the invention hasbeen put into practi- BEAUTIFUL GREEN LIVERIES Clerk of the Telurnathie tf lo me direct Feiation to tt Orot City of cal tse? ‘| knOw there is,’’ Edison replied. ‘‘bnt why?’ Becanse peopie in this country are so unreasouable. The moment I declared that l had subdivided the light, evervbody thought cible foe of gas, why haven’t they bought it up?’ ‘*'They never thought that the thing could be done, and having s9 much interest in not having it done, they would not reason or pe it will have & clear countenance. ces ; in this first district which we shall commence lighting up within a couple of months, and we have arranged to light all these 16,000 lamps, of employes for the first district which he fur- nished: oo eee — A Wandering Boy. Yesterday atternoon Omcer Gillespie found a ELECTRIC LIGHT EMPLOYES, Engineers, 2; firemen,4; metermen, 8; co)- FOR. SPRING ANDSUMMER. , boy, apparently about 10 years of age. out | With the exception of 850. We have got writ- | lector, 1; regulator for pressure, 1; boy for | listen to anything tending to show that it | they onght to see the light burning in every y near the Three-mile House, on the St. Charles | ten agreements with ninety-three per cent o! supplying lamps, 1; superintendent, 1; assist- | could be done, and, besides, they could never | house in New York within afew months. It’s iy ant superintenent, 1. ‘uv our company up avy way.’’ ridiculous. The newspapers came out ana UY Zs road. The boy is'a German, and is unable to | the gas consumers in this district that they will ‘‘In your calculation vou speak of light This declaration appeared to imply a pro- | said the electric light was a tailure because imaelt’ oT Ms bt staged ian eens take the light, provided we furnish it ata equivalent to l.dwieet. Whatdo you meun | clamation of umpurehasable virtue, and the | withiv six months ora yearl hadn't started. G : as price not to exceed their gas-bilis.’’ by that, Mr. Edison? question therefor suggested itseif naturally: yet selling the light to everybody in New York. up tothe Central Station and Captain Fruchte asked him hisname. He &aid he thought it Was Willie Schenk. He told tne Captain that he was subject to pts. He could not tell where And yet as late as ‘79 al! the distingnished witnesses testifying before the English Parlia- mentary committee pronounced the econom- ‘*Well, we know that 1,000 feet of gas gives the light of so many standard or ‘parliamen tarv’ Candles, as they are called. Experience ‘‘’Why not?’’ ‘*Because the gas stocks are extremely enub- divided as regar’%s the holdings of the invest- ‘‘And whois to decide whatthese bills were? Have you seen them?’’ OUls, >t Cash, to th Prope: ty, THE want columnsof the Post-DasPratcu | make an invaluable medium of communica- ‘If Lhad worked in the ordinary way? If the rying light of 3,000 candies as our standard electric light had needed the time which the basis of 1,000 teet of gas. bi i ‘Yes; we have taken copies of them all; we | shows that the result per hour varies from | or are On : neral) king, injical suoddivision of the light a visionary . hobtesy 7“ talk indicated that his mind | have got twenty-four books containing these 1,800 to 3,600 candies, depending somewhat on | 4 nels 1G, Pa eo “man ce as a rule dream.’’ 2 9 | recoras. the quality ofthe gas and the state of the | hold no very considerabie or controlling ‘‘How much time should you have been and five o° What will be your investment per 1,000 feet | burners. Now we give a uniform, unva- | amount of stock, that there would be no/ reasonably allowed?’’ “ east front te te : 4. ep See a Se . ee bab ¥ ses: hace chee ee . oo athe hii wit Se nel sd ‘ al Sa Pe re Oa ; ee Le ae aie gi oe i PEST RAT eS . hi aOR 2 cer

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a be iy M4 f ‘ % e ‘ Cay A i . im : " 1G . I nt orwidatn. , } '. 7 , Fi LSD OED cas Se ils is. Mo., March 10, 1s PFS SALE.—By yer vied u7°on and seized the following tute, situated in the ; ~ me? aad Oulri. ina Vil i) cial iW¥ teetin length or depth, | i‘ tw iu block l, L)« rHE to... Apri 10, 18e2. uch this rec D2 U.VCK &) 1D i's. Mo.. Aprilé saz. LEGAL. chert sales. _!.—Pyv virtue and authority ofa mn issuedfrom the office of the i @ourt at the City of st. Lonis. term, ISS!?, of said court, ntue State of Missouri, »the use of Nathaniel C. Hud- iy of ~t. Louis. in the 8:ate niiif, sna Conrad KR, Siinde and » re defenaants,. m aud seized the rigor tgs | de- in the city of St. Louis with the lien of oo ADT hilaié ‘3 Charred : ..¥ ‘Lit . Siivt | jis action is founded,and describ. 9i0F Ows, TO-WiE: nion Hurck s'reetincity bhlock fron: or Ww idth and 130 fee! 7 hor depth, veing lots 61, 62 and 63 in . THE 85RD DAY OF MAY, 182, fuine o’clock in the forencon the afternoon of that day, at the » @ourt-house. in the citv of ssouri, seil. at public auction. ove described wili Satisfy said ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Lotis. Mo. * 5 (arn r ~** 4 a — «fe i - est OIC Cel h thereof as - eghe s¢ Rs #440 & 4 fi thi ¢ ae | « me fst. Louis, returna>ie of said-ourt, and to me di- -clson aud agalost Patrick n! seized all the right, title ‘fencant in and to the following liuatea in the cit» of St. M », and de scribed as ioi- € ‘ @ Be »2é* . > es ah whi Citi) of st. Louis, ai public auction, ts Acer, ine above GescTribed ti} - bh thereof as wil satisfy said exe- isAAC SL. MASON memtr City Si, Louis. Mo. A r ; VW ! Pv virtue and autheritv ofa from the. oiice of the e Wii fst. Lo . BZ t alta 4 uri i Lo st ai’ f YY. and ze‘'W. Tausag } e f wing de- of st. i! 11s I the 1 of . “a ‘ de- - a) 45 feet ° t o — oT Nn ‘ r aritown f x ax? Be | ‘ I ‘ 7% - 7 ‘ * » > im i* y DAY OF MAY. 1889. tie forenoon f iazV. atihe } is fe « ? of s / if auc D, for if ' ow + Ve des | ¢ 1 ‘ hoe - aS ~ jaf ~ i luitereo. 425 Wiii Sallsiy Said exe ISAAC M. MASON ~ , ~ Ph. ‘i Vic . seri we > si be JI UL> « 10. said court, > WueTEIN Lhe Siate OF NWViissouri. Othe use of Nathaniel C. H: e City of St. Lo ‘ the aimtiff. and Charies Keliev, Aha ud Join W. Dr,den, trustee, are Siluatedin the citv of St. Louis ri and charged with this action is founded, and de- Cution as follows. toewit: sed in city block 2149, thirty- aba iii in bock © in C.ty Commons and lorth by ‘ Ftie Life Association of America. Lhe R e of .be block, on the west vie \NE~DAY. THE SED DAY OF MAY. 1882. rs of nine o’ciock in the forenoon i, the afternoon of that day. at the Court-house, in the city of Si. at public auewtion, for jdder, ibe above descrined the ’ 7 | ’ 5 so much thereof as will satisfy said ex- ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis. Mo. Y 4 94k s | 8 | Jax bil’ ni seized the following de- | the lien of | .| Thence north I r ad bed of Pathe irty feetin length | the r ad bed Paciti real estate of one Kelly, on | bap - = 7: : : 0 | south 75° 14 min. eest to bevinnlug. bounded nurth | by property ofthe St.L. K. Cc : ; Ql... €K8iLDV ee | Or eSS t%0 |, of veginning, | property of the St. L.. KR. C. & N. RK. K. Co Virtue and autnority ofa Uu9n issue# from the oflice of the Courtatthe City of St. Loui june term. lse2, of said court and reéip the State of Miss«curi. at »tue use of Nathaniel C. Hudson, ouis. in the State of nd uakuown heirs of william n MeCiure, Huntington Smita, aid Murray Aucerson are defeud- de citv of St. Louis and charged with the this section is founded. and de- ‘uo.on as follows, to-wit: hard avenue each 25 feet 4nd in Urcbard Place STH DAY OF MAY. 1882, sef nine o'clock in tue forenoon CK ip the afternoon of that day, at the or of the si x Court house, in the e'tv of Ss. muri, S@li, al Paoli bidder, the hest above described mucB tuereofr as wiil satisfy ud « ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis. Mo. OW June term. 1882 or said court, . wherein the State of Missouri, itothe use of Nachaniel C. Hud- ihe City of St. Louis, in the stete or sintiff, and Rovert B leivia L. Geray are defendants. fupon and eelzed the fellowimg de- tate. Situated in the city of St. Louis scurl, and chargee with the lien of action is founded, and de Lion as follows. to-wit: tof ground on Heher street, 64 tor width, and 150 feet in length imZiolt¥in biock Win Lowel additioa A o} of ground on Heper street, 5) feet arnt LB length or depth, addition to said feet in Lowell LY. THE SD DAY OF MAY, 189. ‘Ss of pine o'clock in the forenoon afternoon of that dav. nt door of the Court-honse, State of issourl. sell at for cash, lo the highest bidder, the ‘“sribed properiy ‘fy said execution and costs. or so much thereof as . ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis. Mo. 4w . esour, and charged with the icf 11s action Ma ezecution ae follows, to wit: ‘ronudon Livingston street in city block in frontor width, and 120 feet tn lengta rsollin block 4 in Dudley Piace ad- | St. Louis, Mo., April 8, lssz. res SALE.—By virtue and authority of a “ execution issued from the office of the uit Court at the Citv of St. e June iterm, 1542, of said court, aod i, wherein the State of Mossouri, at the ise of Nathaniel C. Hudson Louis, Colect- Louw, in the State of Missourt. is ight Hitchcock aud W. T. upon and seized the fol'owing de- situated inthe city of st. Louis is founded, and de- ‘1OAY. THE STH DAY OF MAY, 1882. Ee j ire of in the afternoon of that dat, at the hine o'clock inthe forenoon the Court-house, in the city of St. Missouri. setl, at public auction, for et bidcer, the above described nuch there of as will satisfy said ex- TSAaC M. MASON, Sher'ff City st. Louis, Mo, 23wW lien of | auc'ion. for | said | . Haii, Huntinge | K. + | division known as the Bennett place south bv road- Sylves- | executionsand costs. to me directed, whercin the State of Missouri, at the relation and to the vse of Nathanbiel C. Hudson, Collector of the City of St. Louis. in the State of |, Missourt, is piaintiffand Gustavus H. Heospes and vhJecko are defendants, I have ‘evied upon and seized the followtng de- sestate, eltuated in the Cliy:of St. Louts nd State of Missouri, and charged with thelien. of | * om wuich this is founded, ana described in | aia execution, following, to-wit: No. i. The undivided Oye-ninth (1-8) interest ofa | lotoft ground on Arsenal street im feet in frontor width 2 .0seetin jlengthordepth, being lot 9 in Count ) ntv Param addition to éaid city. .2. The undiviced one-nintn (1-9) interestof atiot of ground on Remper Pars 100 feet in frontor idth and vw feet ‘n length or cepth, being lot 2 nacd.tion to said city. | width and ni¢ niv } rr Andi wil, on NONDAY HE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1°*2, etn nt hours of nine o'clock in Whe forenoon | e « ock in the afiernoon of that day, ai the n r of the Co -nouse in the city of St. = of Mis s¢lilac public auction, for i le t b t he «a v aescribe r so? h th of as will satisfv said ex- and corts ISAAC M. MASON, Sherif? ¢ ty St. Louis Mo. . Tonia. Mo Saher x qa HE? IFF’S SALE.—By virtue and antbority of » two pluries executions issued from the omce of Clerk of the Circuit Court of ‘ SG county, retvrnavie é . ‘ L eri Fe of S d court, ind to re r ! nfavrvrof Wm. £ rr, ¢ r rs ‘ I S aria > M. Ne son. ees, aba Do. oe ia Ha i (ompa *\e@ + ed 1 : r, a] he richt. ¢ i t f 1 ty, } j 2n mo ? ‘oO \- J ei] reas ‘ . te Ty} CILY : ] ate of Mi-s ar c ed as tvi l. A lot of grour ncity Dock 445, having a re f4 ; et n \ r ofr a irlee nN Sires mad VSS feet on tne exst of Fifteenih Street a running along the h side of Rane corp stree pu feet, o- nded north by Randolph street. cast by Fourteenth street. uth by city block No. 4445, und west vv Fifternth street, No. 2 A lot of grou lin city biock 45) having = fron’ of 6 feet lu nehes on th restsiae of Fir- | tee! Strect DY a ae 1 on the north hae of 509 feet lnche and o the south le © 35 feec: ounded porth py RandolpbD stree!, east by Fif- teen'n sires uih DV proposes: Aistin street. an: wt iy preperty of Pacitic Railroad and Missouri Pacific Railroad. 4 sc. in same biock, lot No. ]2o0f bloc? of ral'road adiiion, fronting 2% fe t on Austin street. b* a depth on the west line of 74 feet. and on the east Ine of 63 feet. toan alley 10 feet wide No A parcel of ‘and be gi: ng atapoint inthe west! neof Tavon avenue, Zit teet north of north ine of tsretiot street ibence thwaril¥ aiong the chains to a point 12.21 chains, thence r less to the nort” Kailroad, thence a road bed to a point where ine north iine of sai: road bed intersects the south line of Atiantic street.thence west line of Tavon arenue7 14 >> 15min. southward!ly ¥/ feet more Min. HK. to the | south lipe of the r. ad bed of P. R R., thence easi- | waraly along the seuth n of said road bed tothe i piace of beginuing; bounded nerii o> read bed of i’. R. R.. @ast and south ov Ceniinuation of Lare- ned*s Acdition. aad west bv prop - riyv of M.P RR. k. Compauy. Alsoa tract of land aaj @ the aforesaid " | On tue WeSi, LEFINNIDE at «a Poiut ij he De TiN ilne of Chouteau avenue were the same is intersected by the west line of what.s kuowna ‘Con: inuation of Larned’s Addition;’* thence wi stward'y along the porh line of (nov +au avenne 15.62 thence north 14 degrees 33 ini thenre -ouih 66‘, degre south 14 degree. ©} minutes wes place of beginming: bounded north by property now er formeriyvy of Gabriel Choutesu, east by pro - erty of M. P. R.A. et al., south vy Chouteau ave- nue. and west by property formeriy owned by one Dennis. No.7. A parcel lotofland, beginning at a potnt in the east :ine of Theresa avenue where ihe same intersects the north live of the roadb-d of P. R. k., thence northwardiv along the east line of Theresa avenue 7 feet **, inches, ‘hence south 59 deg. 55 min. east 427 feet 8& inches to the north line of roadbed ef I, R. R.. thence westward], along saia nort!: line 7*5 inches to the plece cf bezinn ing: bounded aerth py property of G. KR. Tayior, east by Rankin avenue, south oy roadbed of P. RK. R., and west by Theresa avenue. No. 8. Atractoft landinthe western part of the Chouteau Mil tract, beginning at a point in the east line of Cabanne avenue, the northwest corner of property of Martha &£. Knox, thence norihwardiy along the east line of Cabanne avenue 10 30 chains, thence south 75 degrees, east 6.39', chains, thence southwardivy and parallel to east line of Cabanne avenue 1°.40 chains, thence north 75 degrees wei & $¥44 chains to tne place of beginning, being iots No. l4and let J tn P Cabanne’s subdivicion. No.% A tract of iand in the western part of the Choutean Mii! tract. containing 5 64-100 acres, more or less. bounded north hy property ofthe St. L.,. N. Reliroaad Company, est by a sub- *“S @ast 15.2 bed of P. R. R., and west by property of one Brooas. Also the entire track and road vea with No 0, the lands and tenements, right of way, iroa aud | steel rails, sw'tches and sidings and cross ies upon Hen of | which the same are laid.depots.franchises. stations | machine snops, machinery and right litle. i: terest and property therein .of the Pacifie k.4k. witunin the city of St. Louis. And 1 will. on e LUFSDAY. THE 23D DAY OF MAY, 1882. between toe hours of nineo'’clock in the Jorenoon and five o'clock in the a*ternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court. house, in the city of St. Louis. State of Missouri, seli at pubisie auction, for cash, to the highes' bidder, all the right, title, in- terest, claim, estate and property of the a bove- named Pacific Railroad Company of, in and to the a ove described property, to sausfy said two piuries ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff of the City of ct. Louts. St. Louis, Mo.. April 21, 1882. 454 ' ecution and costs. ine of | ong saia | | ®@cri>ed reai estate, and tive o | $t. Louis St Storie | 5 A ee ea er eS a feet 7 — inches, theace southwardiv 2/7 | | east front door 427 feet | ee A ts | Missour!, is piaintiff, ~~ HERRIFF’S SAL®Y. -DBy virtde and auth o'clock in the afternovon of that day, at ast froni door of the Court-boure, in . Louis. State of Missouri. or ca&Bb, to ihe hichest bidder, the above i property, ors0 mucB thereof as will sat isfy said execuliun and Coss. : ISAAC M. MASON, Sher'ff City st. Louis Mo. * o St. Louis, Mo., April i5, lse2. el. Po co ee ERD MS ihe ED inliateidis ‘a (NHERIFF'S SALE.—By vrine and authority ofa > Speciai CXEcutlion issue .—. ii 1 once of tbe clerk of the Circult Court at the City ofS f 8. re- turnabie to ue Jun rm, isel. of said ¢ ri. and to me dire ee... wiere'’n the Sale f Missou aT ii re'ationandtothe u-eof Nathame Chit n. Col- | lector of the city of St. Louis, n the Stste of Mis- souri. is plaintiff.ana »W. Ph $s, A. C. Stew- sriand August Reinaers f amit flave levied u ni is ¢ wing dee eerrithe tre estate, Situa } ecity of “t. iuis S2nii - ate t Ni ‘ r i ( ev! with ie lien of x ‘ Wil } . a 1 ta 2 eq. and de- } iia @X ; wes A of gre a : , x 1137 in front or th ai ve } ne 4 and ext rh t a. * r a ‘ R +4 Ziti or | l os Ii ! ‘ art. ana Tee e other part, be j sl CR IZ9in BMeEde 5 L 2uciwcond to saidecit, A i wii, on MONDAY, THE 185TH DAY OF MAY, 1°22, hetween the bours O°’ nibe v civctK In the foreno0en andtives ck in the aiternoorn of tuat dav atthe asi front door of Re Couri-ouse, } he city of St. | Louis, State of Miss our ¢'i,a pubiic auction, for cash, to the hichest ridder, the above described — - ws. : - See wt}! $. & ee i. pronverty., 0 © Much liiecreOs 2S Wili SalisiV¥ Said €Ze- LAC VM. MASON, ‘ r’ ‘ 3% Die L Uide TO. Sh : Mo... April 15.i58?. ya. HERIFF'‘'S 3ALE. specia! execiition issued from tbe sfRce of tie clerk of the Ciresit Court at hn Cityof 8. Louts, returnavle to the June term. 1s82, of sa.da court, and to me directed. wherein the State of Missourl, at the relation and to the use of Natuan ei C. Hudeon, Collector of the City of St Louis, m the S:ateo * ™ St, Louis. Miss’ uri, is piatntiff, and‘ H. H.Welipot. G@ orge Sa-ders, Mars J B sseil. George R Bi:sell. Taylor Bissell. Sophia H. © eney. enard& Cheney.Tay- lor Bisse li. trustee C.rnela B.D: ov aes, Aiczander 8B. Provines. Ann E Halen Hare’ B Wi.sen, Geurgze F ~ J George F. Fiison. Jr.. trustee, Eloise S May, David May. dr., and David May,Jr., trustee, are ce‘eudauls Thave ievied up:n and seize the toll’owing de- } situated iathe city of t. Lou | and State of Missouri, and charged with the ilen of i tax-birion whicathis action is tounded and de- ecrioed in sa‘d €x:icutil as follows, to- : A lot of zround on Broadway. in cit. block 1.235, | 28feetinfrontor width and i#) feet in gtn or (/G@enth,. being the sovth partoflotdin block 5 in isseii’s secondaduili o to ga.cd city. And ! Ww) WEDNEsDAY, THE 10th DAY OF MAY. 1232, Detweenu the hoursof nine o’ciock intbe forenoon ‘clock in t .e af ernoon ofthat day. atthe eastfront dour of the Court-bouse, in the city of f Misseurm, s¢li at public auction ter. 2! bove decribed for cash. to tie e of as will satisfy saidex- property, oreo mi cil Loer SCUL.OL and COsls. mMS,ac VM. MASON, Srer f: ‘ iv} St. Louis, i St. Louls. Mo ._ ADr j é aieatat ssieiehetlia dill iccapistetnendttdaiemaaaaiaciacadanb ({ BERIFF’s “AuE.—by virtue and authority of a 2 Special €AcCuion ss a fre he office of the Cierk of ihe Circuit Court of the Citv of st. Louts, returnable to the Jace ter is=2, of said court, aud to me @irecied wheréelu the siate of Missouri. at the relation and to th eof Nai ianie) ('. Hudson, Col rofth: city of St. Louis, in the S:ate of M.ssvucl, ls p lain’ itf, and James lL). Lucas is defend- Abi. Ihave levied upon and se'zec the fo! owing de- seribed real estate, situated in the eit “i Louis and State of M‘-sour!, hai es th tue lien of tax vill on which this action is f ed, aud de- scribed tn sala execu ' ion f il ‘Ws. lO W ; F ve jots of ground on Wart a €, each 25 feet in front or wi ,and 15° fee lif r it, heing 10:85. 6.7.8and 3 i } as’ subd si0n of Cu! de Sac common &e.ds. Andiw il. oa WEDNE=DAY, THE 19TH DAY OF MAY, 182. hetw the hours of nine o’ciock in ch, forenoon and five o’cioc tea, fF! Kile F°3 SALF.—By virtue and anthority ofa ; s al ex Lion iss if he fic fthe ( rk of the Cir Court at the Cil of Ss i} return ob to tne.J © terry xs f caurt, and lo me Cfrected, wherein the § f Missouri, at tne re'at':nandtot nse of Na paniel ¢ Hodson, (.)- lector of the Vefsat. Loni nthe state of Mise soul. i9 , in! Pet ( s defendint, Ihave f ed Pon ind 5 Tie follow Z Gae- scribe! real @*'a e, siLuaten city of st. Louis and State. of Mi so riand cherged wib he lien of tax bDilion whichthis aetio is founded, aad de- crived in Sald execution as follows, to-wit: A lot of groun mn “urnnit avenne, in city block 1728. 2A feetingfr nt fdth and 149 feet in lengt. or dey th, being lot tin biock din Smith*’s West End adai' ) oO said c ly. And I wll, on FRIDAY. THE 12TH DAY OF MAY. 1882. between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon aud tive o’clock tn the afternoon of that dav. atthe f the Court-house, in the city of St. Lonis, State of Mtrsouri, ceil, at public auction. for | fash. to ne highest did er the above descrirer | property, Orso inuch thereof as wil! satisfy said ex- eculionand costs. ° ISAAC VM. MASON, “heriff City St. Louis. St. Lou's. Mo.. April 6. is#2. SHERIFF'S SALE.—Ry virtue and authority or a special execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court ai the City of st. Louis, returnable to the June tern, 1582. uo? «aid ourt, and to me directed. wiiercin the State of Missucri, at the relation and to the use of Nathaniel ©. Hudson, Cotiecior ofthe Citv of St. Louls. nm the State of aniWrigbt ©. Schaumperg, trustee, Henry Hi tehevee. Robert sw. Whitmore, | trasiee, and unknown bheisof Matitha A. Vilisare defendan’s, Ihave levied upon and seized the following de Scribed real estate, situated in the city of st. Louis the lien of and State of Missouri, and charged wi'h and de- tax bill on whicno this action is founded, scribed in sald execution as follows, to-wit: A lot of ground on Fifteenth street in city block 1118, 4f-etin frontor widthaod i4) feet in length or depth, being in Wills’ subdivision addition to | saideity and bounded on the north by reai estate of | one May and others, on the east by an alley, on the south by real estate of one Robbins, 02 ihe west by Fifteenth street. And I will, on MONDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon ofthat day, at the east front deor of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis, Stateof Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cath, to the highest bidder, the above described property, or 80 much thereof as will satisfy said ex- ecution and costs. ISAAC M, MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo., April 15 1882. 26x ee ed the i sell, a public | | John R. Danner, Nance’ _ scrived real estate, situated in the city of St. ' and State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of —~By virtue and authorityofa — | wi se and ifenry M | scribed real «stare, situated inthe city of Si. | ard S‘a e of Missouri. and charged with the lien of | tex bill on which this action is foundec ,and d¢escrio- | ed in said execution @s follows. to-wit: ee | block Tin Low | door? | State of Missour:. sell, at public auction, for cash, to | ibe Bizghest bidder. orso much thereof as wili satisfy said eaecution and ee nee pre Pe my oy wh fice special execu u the o of Clerk of the Circuit Court = returnable tothe June term, 1862, and to me airectea. wherein th at the relation and to the use Of Nathaniel C. son, Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the State ot Missouri, is piaintiff, and Charles G. Chesley and in By Ry St uis da charged with the lien of tax bill on which this action is founded, and de- scribed in saia execution as follows, to-wit: Two lots of ground on Phillips avenue. each 25 feet in fronv or width and 122 feet 10 inches in length or depth, being lots 25 aud 26 in biock 1 in Phillips’ addition t> said city. And I will, on FRIDAY. THE 2TH DAY OF MAY, 12882, between the hours of nine o’clockin the forenoon and nve o’clock in tne afternoon of tnat day, at the east fromt door of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cash, = the any mows | bidder, the above described property, or so mu ereof as will satisfy ™ ecution and costs. — Sheriff City Bu Loss. oe . uls e St. Louis, sfo., Apri: 13, 1882. “x HERI¥F’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of special execution issuedfrom the office of the Cierk¥ vf the circuit Court at the City of St. Louis returnab.e to the June term, 1582, of said court, and to me difected, wherein the State of Missouri. at the relation and to the use of Nathaniel U. hudson, Collector of the City of St. Louis. in the &tate of Mise Souri, is plaintiff, andJane Sauriol and Fabian 'Bauriol are defendants, Ihave levied upon and seized the following de- scribed real e-tate. situated inthe city of st. us ands ate of Missouri, andcharged with tke lica of tax bill on whichthis action is founded, and de- scribed in said execution as follows. io wit: No. i. Lot 15in b'ock No. 14in the Laclede Race Track Adaition to the city of St. Louis, said lot hav- ode font of 25 feet on Huntavenue by adepth of 25 eet. No. 2. Lot No. 16 in block No. 14 of the Laclede Race Tra.k Addition to the city of St. Louis, said lot No. 16 hav. ng a front of 25 feet on Hunt aveaue by ad pth of 125 feet. A.dl will. on WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the aiternooOn of that day, at the east front door of the Court- house, in tbe city of St. Louls, State of Misrouri, sell, at prblic auction, for cash, to the highest bitder, tne above described provcerty, or so much thereof as will satisfy said exe- cution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff Uity of pst. Louis. St. Louis, Mo., April 11, 1s8s2. 12x SHERIFF'S SALE.— By virtue and authority of a \) special execution issued from the office of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, returnable tothe June term, 1#82. of said court. and lo me directed, wherein the Stare or misseuri, atthe relation and1io the use of Nathaniel C. Hud- son, Collector of the City of 8t. Louis, in the State of siemewels is piaintiff, and Lewis James is de- endcant, { have tevied upon and seized the following de- scribed real estate, situat+-d in the city of St. Louls and State of Missouri, ani charged with the lien of tax bill on which this action is founded, and de- scribed im said execution as follows, to-wit: No.i. Alotof ground on a road forty feet in rontor width, an@ 150 feet in length or depth be- ingiot 3 in block? in Long’s estate Cheltenham piace addition to said city. No.2 Alototgroundona road 36 feet in front or width and 150 feet in lenzth or depth, being lo’ 8 | in block 2in Long’s estate Cheltenham piace addi- , ion to said city. And I will, on VEDN«ASDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF? MAY. 1882. | between the hours of nine o’cicock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon of tha: day, at the | east front door «f the Court-house, in the city of St. | Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for eash. to the hKighest bidder, the above described property, or so much thereof as will sutisfy said ex- | | Clerk of the Circuit Court at reiurvalh!e to the June teri, 18*2. | tome directed, where.ntie Slate ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sherifti City St Louis. Mo. St. Louis, April 11. 1582. _ 1X HERIFF’s SALE.—By virtue ana authority of a | J special execution issued from the office of the Cierk of the Clecnit Court at the City of «+t. Louis, reiurnable to tre Junue cerm, IS&2. oF salto court, and vo me directed. wherein ibe State of Missouri. at he relation and tothe use of Nathaniel C. Hud- son, Collector of the Cliv of 8:. Louts. in the State of Mussouri, ts viatutf,. and Aug stus Berth. d, 4 Danner. William N lan, Appo onia Gmeiner, August Geliner, truster. Henry > fi:mmel and JacobD M.,Gruen, trnstee, are de- encants. Il have fevied upon and seized the. followin -« ouls tax bill on which this action is founded, and de- ecribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: Two lots of ground ou Neosho street in ci'y block 2745, eacn 25 feetin front or wid'n and 125 feetin length or dep _h, being lots 7 and 8 in bleck 6in Ryaa an \ieNamara’s addition to gaid city. Andi will, on FRIDAY. THE 12TH DAY OF MAY, 1822, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon ' and tive o’clock in the afternoon of that day. at the east front door of the Court-house, in the city or St. Lonis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cash, to tne highest bidder, the above described property. Or so much thereof as will satisfy said ex- eculionand costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis. Mo. St. Louts, Mo.. April 15, 182. 1X | QQ) HERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue and authority of a a -pecial execution issued fr: m the office of che Cierk of the Circuit Court at the City of st. Louis, reiu mable to the dune term. I582. of said court, and to me directea, wherein the State of Mis- sourti. at the relation aud to the use of Nainbanie! C. Hudson, Col ec'or ofthe C! ¥ of St. uis. in the State of Missourm. is plaimtifz, ana Cornelius De- >erry are lefendants. I nave tevied vpcn and seized the followin — uis Tewolots of groun: on G wdfellow avenue. each 25 feet infront or widih and 130 fee’ n lene hor *e “h, . be ng lots5and6in block 6 in Wash estate aduition lo sa'a icy. And [I wt!!, on FRIDAY, THE 12TA DAY OF MAY. 18872. between he ho.rs fnineo’clock in the f _renoon asd five o'clock in the afternoon of that dav, a: the east front dooro tne Court-house, in the city of Bi. Louis, State of Missouri, sel, at public auction, for cash,to the highest bidder. the above described property, or so much thereof as will satisfy saia ex- ecution and costs. IsAAC M. MAS °N. ' Sheriff Citvw Si. Louis. M*%. St. Louis, Mo., A”Fil 13, 1882 2X — QQ. LERIFP SALE.—Bv virtue and authority of a speciai execution issued from the office of the Cierwk «f toe Cir ult Court at tre Citv of st. Louls. re- u pable to tue June term. 2, of sad court and to we clrected, whereinthe 8S ate of Missouri, at the relati nm and t> the ue of Na:hanie: C. Hudson, ( -liector of the City of S .Louls in the Sate of Mis- sourt, is pilaloiiff, ana Phiip Betz is defendant, i have levied upon and -eized the fwliowlng descrived real estate, situated in the c.ty of Ss. Louis and State of Mi-sourl, and charged with the Lea of tax bi: en which ths action is founded, and des*riped in ssia execution as foilows, to-wit: tot grou 4 on California avenue in city biock 25 f-etin front or width and i25@eet 2 inches m h or depth, being lot 13 in New Berlin auditions QD ij. on VV EDNKE«=DaY. THE1TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, een the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and ock npn the afternoon cf that ca). at the east ioor of the Court-seouse, ia the city of St- 8, Siate of Missouri, sell, at public auction. for the highest bidder, the above described property. or e> much thereof as will satisfy said exe- cutiou and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Rt. Louis. Mo.. April 11. 1882 pt. @ «yf Q. HERIFF*s SALE.—By virtueano authority ofa = special execution issued from tbe efiice of the Clerk of the Cirenit Court at che C ty of St. Louis, re- Lurnabie tothe /nue Term. 18462. of said court, aud to me directed, wherein the 8 aie of Missourl, at the relstona.a tothe use of Nathanie: ©. Hudson, Collector of the City of St. Louis, state of Missouri, is piainuff. and Frederick ee defendant. I have ievied upon and seized the following de- ecrived real estate, situated in the city of St. uls and diate of Mi souri, and chargei wi.h the lien of tex billon which thisaction is founded, and de- Scribeu in said execution as follows, to-wit: A lot ofground on Third street. 50 feet ia front or width and 150 feetin length or depth, being lot i2in \L addition to said city. andl will, on WEDNESDAY. TH® 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, | petween hours of Yo'’ciockin the fvrenoon and 5 o’ctock in the afternoon of that day. at the east front the Couri-bouse,. in ibecity of St. Louis, the asove described property. Sts. — ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. _ St. Louts, Mo., April 11. 1852 21x RERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of a S special perme oty from the office of the Clerk of the Cireuwit Court at the City of etn returuabie to thejJume term. . of court, and tome directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Nathaniel C. Hud- son, Collector of the city of St. Louis. in the State of Missour1, is plaintiff, and Michael Comer, James H. Britton, Albert N. Sterling and Theophile Pa- pin. trustee, are defendants, I navelevied upon and seized the iiewing ecsi be d re ~ estate, srasted in the ty ot Se 7 an ate o seouri, an lien tax billion which this action founded, and de- scribed in saia exeeution as follows, to-wit: Alot of ground on Seventh street in city block | 8078, 25 feet in front or width snd 140 feet in length or depth, being lot 9 in block 14 in survey 4. DAY OF MAY, 1582, the forenoon day, at the --"' 7 of Bie for Y, THE 2TH 2 the hovrs of pine o’ iz and five o'clock in the afternoon ef east ~~ Sece'ss the Court poem. tn Louls, State of Missouri, at public casb, "to the higbest bove a “ dder, the d property. or so much teen os with eamaty aabé ex- eculuon ard costs. M. SASON aoe sina a HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of special execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court atthe City of St. Louis, returnable te the June term, 1882. of said coort, and te directed, wherein the Stace ef Mitsourl, at the relation and tothe use of Nathanie! C. Hud- son. Collector of the Sec? | of St. Louis. in the State of Missouri, is piaintiff. and Felix Hugues and Genrv M. Berry are cetendants, Jhave levied upon and se'zed the following de- acrived real estate, situated in the city of St. Louis andStateof Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax bill on which this action is founded. and ae- scribed in said execution as follows. to-wit: Three lots of ground on Montgomervy street in city block 10$4, each 50 feet in frontor width and 138 feet 7 inchs in Jength or depth, being lois 1, 2and3 in block 27 in Union addition to said city. And I will, on ; FRIDAY. THE 12TH DAY OF MAY, 1882. between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at tue east tdoor of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cash, to the highest der, the above described property. or so much thereof as will satisfy said ex- ecution and costs. Shertif City St lenis. tf City St. s, Me. St. Loni, Mo.. April 13, 1882. 3X HERIFF’S saLE.—By virtue ana authority of a special «xecution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Coart ofthe City of st. Louis, returnahie to the Jume term, i582, of sdid court, and to me direc.ed, wherein tue State of Missour:, at the relation and t» the use of Nathbanie! C. Hudson, Cole lector of the City of St. Louis, inte State of Mis- souri, is plaintiff. and Elizabeth Roach, Edwara B. Squires and Gity of St. Louls are defeudents, have levied upon and seized the following de- Scribed real estate, siluated in the city of St. Louis and State of Missour!. and charged with the lien of tax bill on which this action is fovnded, ard de- scribed in said execution as fo!lows, to-wit: A lot of ground ou Hicko etreet, in city block 1270, 30 feet in front or width ana 120 feet in length or depth, being lot 161m biock 6 in Toney’s addition to said citv. . And I will, on MONDAY‘. THE 22D DAY OFM AY. 1882, between the hours vf 9 o’clock in the forenoon and § o’clock in the af ernoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-house in the city of &t. Louis, State of Missouri, seil at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, the above described property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said execution and cuosu. ISAAC M. MASON, s Sheriff City St. Lou's, Mo. st. Louis, Mo + April 12, 1852. 63X ————— ee ‘HERIFF’S SALE.—RBy virtue and authority ofa kK” special+xecution issued from the office oft e @ierk of the Circuit Conrtat the City of 8S . Louis, returnable tot e June term, ‘882, of said court. and t me direc ed, wherein the Sta e of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Nath»niel ©. Hudson. C tlee or of t.e City of st. Loui-, inthe-tate f Missouri, 1s plain iff. @#:\d Mary able. Daniel Able, Aumie A. Green, Mollie A. Green. Nathaniel 8. Gr-en Wiiliam R- Green, Frederick Spies, guar- dian ad litem for ininors Mol! eA. Greeu, Nathan- 1 ls. Greenand William Kk. Green, are defendant;, I have levied upon and seized the foliowing de- scribed real estate, situstedi. the city of st puis ana State of Missour!. and «harg-d with the len of tax Dill on which this action its. founded. an de- scribediin said execuiion as follows to wil: The undivided one-half interest in a lot of ground coutaining ore and 91-100 acre-, being the wes. part oo” tl0in the additonty said city Jknown as the subdiv:sion ofiot4in P. Lindeil’s estace, in survey ie And I will. on MONDAY, THE ITH DAY OF MAY. 182, between the nor rso’ nm e “ec ock in ibe forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that dav. at the east front d wr of the Court-house in thecitvy of ™t. L, uis. St. e of Missouri, seli at pubdiic auction, for cash. tothe highe tb.dder, the above described p operty, Or so much thereof as w;)! satisfy said ex- ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis. Vo. St. Louis, Mo., April 15, lst2. 23X ‘HERIFR'S SALE —B8y virtue and authority of & special execu lon issued frem the oflice of the ; the City of st. Louis of sai | court. apd of Niissouri. at the relation and to the use of Nathanie) ©. Hudson, Collector of the Citv of St Louis, inthe state of Missouri, is paiutiffand Joun Kuo~. dane C. Ame Gerson and Murra Audersen wre ii se Ddants. Ihave levied upon andseized the foiiowing dee scribed reai estate. siluated inthe c'!ty of ~t. Louis and State of Misseurt arc charged w th the lien of tax bili on whi bthisatticn is founded. and de- scribed in said execuiion as follows. to- wit: A jot greurdon Francis avenues 2% feevin front or width and 126 feetin lex gih or depth, being lot7 in block 2in Germ ocwweo addition Ww’ Said cily. Ar‘? 1 will,ou WEDNE-DAY,. THE i7TH DAY OF MAY, 1852, between tbe hours of 3 o'clock in the toreneon ana 5 o’ciock in the afternoon of that day.at the east front door of the Court-howse.in the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri. sell, at public auction, for cash. to the hizhest bidder. the apove described property, or s° much thereofas will satisfy said execution aud cosis. ~ TSAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. Sr. Louis, Mo., April il, 1852. 35.X HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority ofa — special execution issued from the « fice of the Clerk of the Circuit Cour at the City cf st Louis, returnabletothe June term, !882 of raid court. and to me directed. wherein the State of Missourt, atthe reia lonaid to the use of Nathaniel! C. Hud- son, Collector of the City? St. Louis. in tne State of Missuuri, {s plaintiff. and Marvy Hughes. Hunt- inetoa «mith, Elizabetu Hughes and the City of St. Louls are defendants, } nave revied upon and seized the followlug de- scribed real estate, situatedinthe city of =t Louis and S‘a‘e of Missouri, anu charged with the .en of tax bill on which this action is foun: ed, and describ- ed in said execution as fo lows, to wit: Two io's«f ground.on Rappahanneck street. each conttining 25 fee in front om width, and l56é fret 4 { ches in length or d+ pth, befng lots 49 and 501n block 17 of Lavadle aud Lynch’s acdition to said city. AndIwitl, on ad FKIDAY. THE 12TH DAY OF MAY, 1882. betwren the ho urs of nise o «lock in the forenoon and five o’clocé in the aficrnven of that das, at the east fron. deer of the Cour't-house, in tle city of St. Louis. State of Missouri. sel’. st public auction, for cash. to the higvest bidder. the above described preper’y, or so much thereof as will satisfy saia ex- ecution and costs. ; ISAAC M. MASON Sheriff City St. Louis Mo. St. Louis. Mo.. Apri’ 13. 1ss2. 5x A cans na = Nai — ~s SHERIFF'S SAlL™.—By virtue and authority of a h special execution is ed from tae office of tne Clerk of tbe Ci: tCourtatihe «city of st bruk. réeturnabie tothn. Ja. @ tern, S&2, of said court, and to me directed ‘elation and tv Collector of the t itv of S:. Lonts. in M‘ssouri. is pa ntiff, and George Bors Boro.’ her'es Reuter, M ve r Trust es of Lac ed? Grev., o %. Unite Ancient Order of Druid-" A oj u Bo ts®. er, trus- tee, and .aec ae Greve, No 9, Auch ut Order of Druids, are defendants, ave levivdupon ana seized the following de- scribe reai eit, situat dinthecity of St Louis au: State of Misson 1, anlcherged with the hen of tax villon whi this ation is founa:d. and de- scribed In said execu‘tonas follows, ty wit: A lot of ground on Franklin avenve in city block 340, 27 feet in front or widthand i44 feet Ts inches in length or depth. beingin biock 3/ in Lie use of Natnanie: ¢ Hudson, 4 (Christy's addition to said city and bounded on the north by Frankiinave ue, onthe east by reaie.‘ate ofrone Fedde:r. onthe south by an alley, Ou tie west vy real e«st:te of one otéhie. And I will, on : WEDNESDAY. THE 177TH DAY OF MAY. 1882, between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon and fve o’ciock inthe afternoon ofthat ca’, at the east frovut do -rof the Court-house, inthecity of *t. Louis, fate of Mis-ouri sell. at pub'ic auction. for cash. tothe high+s bideer. the above de: ‘ribea property, or so much thereof as wiil satic?y said execuiion and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff, City St. Louis, Mo. St. Louls, Mo., Ap®il Li, ise. 26X HERIFF’S SALE.—B¢ virtue and anthority of s special executi@u issued frum the olce of tae Clerk of tne Circu‘t Courtati.be City of st. Louis, returnable totheJune term, 1882, of said court, and to me directed, wher inthe State of Mis-ourt, atihe re‘ation ana ‘othe use of Nathanie: vu. fud- son. Collector of the City of Ss. Lonis. ia the State of Missouri. 1s p.aiptiff, and Thomas J. Smith, John M. Dickson. shaven aud Maurice McKcag are defendants, have levied npon and seiz the following de- one resi when situated one! city of St. Louls : of Missuur , and charged with whe liex of un on which this action is founded, and de- scrited 1a said execution 16 follows. wo-wit?: ‘dw lots or ground on Olio avenue in city block 1820. each twenty-five fect in froutor w.dth and 146, feet in length or depth, being lois 14 and 7é ia Hads addition £0 said clty- iT avill. ou Anon PAY. THE ISTH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the bours of 9 o'clock in the f. repoon and 6 o’cluck in the aflernoon of tuat day, at the east front door ofthe Court-hovse, in tue city of St. Louis, state of Missouri, sell, at punlie sucaon, for cath, to tue bighest vider. the above des property, or 80 muca thereof #8 wili sat afy eaid ex- ecuion and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff Uily 5t. ious Mo. St. Louis. Mo.. Avrilli i*2 7X HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of a ‘special execution issued from the eflice of the Clerk of the Circut Court at the Cicy of St. Louis, returnable to the June term, i882, of said court, and to me directed. wherein the State of Missouri. at the relation ana to the use Of Nathaniel ©. Hudson, Collector of the City of St. Lonis, Im the -tate of Missouri, is pla ntiff, and unknown beirs of Michael White are defendants, Ihave levied upon and seized the following de- scribed real «state. situated in the city of St. Louis and State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax Dilion which this action is founded and de- scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: A lot of; round on #alenua street in city block 1416, 2 feetinfrontor width, and 179 feet 4 inenesin long or depth. being jot 6 In block 8 in Lavadie an ae ape ‘8 addition ww said city. . , On MONDAY. THE 22D DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of nine o'clock in the and five o*clock imthe afternoon of that day, atthe east front door of the Court-house, in the city of st. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at pubiic auction, for eash, tothe highest bidder, the above deecribed as will said property ¢x- ecution and cosis. ISAAC M. ASO. Bt. Louis M3 here'n the S ate of Missou'i, ate | the Staie of | . Wililam |; ehae Gung@eraud Michael | ' scriped rea estate, situated iu the city of St. * the office of the Clerk of the Clreult Court at the City of St. faut, wherein the State eof ouri, at the relation and to the use of Nathaniel v. Hudson, Coeliector of the City of St. Louis, in the State of ~ eaeent, is plaintiff, and John A+ Coughrean is de- I have levied upon and seized the following descriged real estate, situated tn the city of St. Louis and & lien of tax bill on whic described in said executfon as follows. to-wit; No.1 A ict of ground on Center street, 51 feet 4 inches in frontor width and in lengih or depth 185 feet 2inches in the one part and 172 feet 5 inches in the other part, being lot 8 in Giatiot subdivision aa- dition to said city. No. 2. Alotef ground on Center street, 51 feet 4 inches in front or width and in length or depth 173 fect 5 inches in the one part and 159 reet 7 inches in the other part, being lot 9 in Gratiot subdivision ad- dition to saia city. WEUNesSDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, beiween the hours of nine o’ciock in the forenoon aud flwe o’clock in the afternoon of thet day. at the eas! front door of the Court- house, in the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri. sell, at public auction, tor cash, to tne bign st bidder, tive above described property, or so much thereof as will saii:fy said execution and costs. ) * TSAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City st. Louls, Mo. St. Louis, April ll, 188z. . 5X’ HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of a speclal execution issued from the office of the Cierk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, returnable to the June term, 1882, of said “court, and to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the relation ana to the use«t Natharmiel C. Hud- son. Culiector of the City of St. Louis, m the State of Missouri, ts plaintiff, and Jennie B. Ward and Mathew Ward are defeadants, I have levied upon and seized the following described real estate, situated in the oity of St. Louis and State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax bitl on which this act.onis founded, and described in said execution as follows, to-wit: A parcel of lantin city block No. 2981. of the cit of 8:. Louis, beingalso in block No, 79 of Ellers sur- vey. said parce’ ofland lhavinga front of6) feet3 inches un Third street, by a depth of i147 feet ll inches, and hounted oa the north by ‘and nowor f rmerly of one Hammond, on the east by Third sireet. on the south bv Nebraska street and on the west by land now or formerly of one Southard and others. And I will. on , WEDNE-> DAY, THE 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1882. betwe: nthe hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon and five o’c'ock inthe afternoon of tnat dav, at the east front door of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis, Sta e of Missouri, sell at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, the above described property. or so much thereof as will satisfy said execution and costs % ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City of St. Louis, Mo. St. Lonis, Mo., April LI, i882. 37X to me ee Q HERIFP SALE.—Sy virtue and authority of a kK speciai execuuion issued irom tue ofliee of the Clerk of the Circu:t Court atthe C.ty of st. Lous, returnavle to the June tetm, lss2, of said cuurt, aud to me directed, wherein the Sia e of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Nathaniel C. Hud- son. Coliector of the City of St Louis. in the state of Missouri, is Diaintiff, and Jacov Thompson is de- fendant. lhave levied upon and seized the following de- scribed real estate, situ.te in ihecity of St. Louis and state of Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax bill on which this action is founded, and described in said execution as foilow.. to-wit: Lot No. Win bluck No. 10 of Waddeli’s addition tothe former city of Carondelet, now city of St. Louis, fronting 5v feet on Howry avenue by a dept Andi will on MUNDAY. THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1822, between toe hvurs of uine oO c.ocaw in the forenoon and five o'clock in ihe a:ternuvn of that day, at tne | east front door of the Court-nouse, in the city of St. ' Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for 'easn, tothe highest bidder, the above describea property. oreo mach thereof as will satisfy said exe ecution and costs. 4 ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Oe St. Louts. Mo., April 16, 1582 33) ——— HERIF r’S SALE.—By virtue and authority ofa ih special execution is ued from the vitice « fthe | Clerk of the Circuit Court at te City of St. Louis, returnabie to the June term, 1552, of said court. and to me directed, wherein the state of Misseurl, at the relaiion and to the use of Nathaniel C. Huason, Collector of the City of St. Loui. in the State of Missouri, is plaintiff,an | Henry Chouquette and Na- than D. Alien are defendants. I uave levied upon and seized the following de- scri>ed real estat, situated in the city of Sc. Louis and State of Missouri. and c>arged with the lien of tax Dill on wiLieh this action is founded. and de- scribed in said execution as follows, 1o- wit: i,ot No. 15 in olock 46, survey 3. said lot being part of city blocw 3156, fronting 25 feet on Ciay street, und nay ee depin of 140 feet. Anal will. oa MONDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1582. between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon andtveo’cloe inthe afternvon of that day, at tne east front door of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis. State of Missouri, celi. at puvlic auction, ior casn, to the highest bidder, the above described propert’, or so much thereof as will satisfy said execution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louls, Wo. St. Louts, fo.. April 15 L&&? ~~ HERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue and authority ofa special execution is-ued from che office of the ‘ erk of the Cireait Court at the Ci vof Sc. Louis, retur abl to the Jane term, 1852 of: aid court,and to me directed wherein the State of Miss >uri,atthe relation and to the use of Na hanie! C. Hudson, Col- iec or of the city of St. Louis. inthe State of Mis- souri, is puaintiff, and Elizabeih A. Stone Is de- fendant, l have levied upon and sized the fo'l. wing de- scribed real esta’e. situated inthe city of sc. Louis and Staie of Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax bill- on which this action is founded, and de- scribed in ssid execution as follows, to-wit: A lot of ground on Bell street, in city block 388, 95 fe-tin tront or width. and 105 feet 5 inches in length or depth. being lot 58 in block 2 in Vandee vyenter avdition to said city. Anal wii', on- . WEDN*¥SDAY. THE 1ITTH DAY OF WAY, 1882, between the hours of nire o’cl.ck in the forenoon 2. 4 five o'clock in tne afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-house, iu the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cash. to the highest bidder. the abeve de«cribed property. orso much thereof as will satisfy said execution and costs, 8 5 TSAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. St. Louts, Mo., April 11, iss. 40x HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority ofa > special execution issued from the office of the ciers of tue Circuit Court atthe City of St. Louis returnab e€ to the June term, 1852. of said court, an | to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the ,elation and to the use of Nathanie! C. Hudson, (ollie tor ofthe City of st. Louis, in the State of Virs.ouri, is Diaintiff, and George W. Brown, is de- “fendant, de- ,>als avd state of Missouri,and charg. a with the lien of ‘ x bill on whihthisea tion is found d, and de- scribed in said execution as follows. to-wit: Alot of groundon Eleven'h street, in city block No. 2904.25 fe+t im front or wiacth and 125 feet in ae bn or depth, being lot 10 in Carondelet common fie |: s. Aud I will, on WEDNESDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of nime o’ciock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day. atthe east front uoor of the Court house ia the city of Se. 1. nis. Svate of Missouri, seli at pubiic avction, for cach, to toe highest bidder, the above described property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said execution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON Sheriff City 51. Louls, Mo. &t. Louis, Mo., April il, 1582 42x i hve levied ‘uponand seized the followin “HERL?F’S SAL®.—Byv virtue ana avtnority ofa fs) special execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Cireuit Court at the citv cf St. Louis, returnable to the Juneterm, 1552. of saia court, and to ine directed, whereiu the State of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Nathantel C. Hud- son, Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the State ef Missouri, is piaintiff, and unknown heirs of Joba R. Scott are detendants. T have levied upon and seized the follow! de- scribed rea! estate, situated in the city of 5 .. ne’ and State of Misseuri, and charged with tax bill on which this action scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: A lot of groundon Clay avenue, containing one and 18-100 acres, 'eing the south half of lot 21 in Penrose Trac) addition to said city. And I will. on WEDNESDAY. THE 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, oetween the boars of 9 o'clock in the sorenx 1 and 50'’clock in the afternoon of that day. at the east front aoor of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis, State of M ssourt, sell, at public auction, for cash, to the highest ame f the above property. or so much thereof as will sald ex- ecution and costs. om. M a: Shertff City St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo., April Li, 1682. HFERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of a special execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circult Court atthe City of St. Louis, returnabie to the dune term, 1852, of said court, ana to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Nathaniel OC. Hudson Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the Missouri, is plaintiff, and John C. Bleck, Chariotte Gebhardt and Michael Geary wee, are detend« , ants. I have levied upon and se the ized yy Po scribed real estate, situated in the city of St. Missourl, ana charged with the lien of hict this action w fou

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Ses Rous | lost-ispateh, Hlondan, dlan 1, 1882. CC CC L EGAL " Sheriff Sate ana auti Or ity from th e of Ce OF I of Ht. f0u! ‘ HERIFF’ 'S SALE a y virtue special execution issued Clerk of the Cireult Court at the City returnable io the June term, Iss2, of said court, and to me direcied. wherein the Mat e of Missonri. at the relziicn and to the use of Nathaniel ©. Hx son Collector of the City of St. Louis. in the S ae of Missouri, is plaintiff, and John H. Kruse, Hunting- ton Smith and Louis Kessier are defendants. l have levied upon and seized the foliowing de- scribed reai estate, situated in the city of St. Louis and State of Missouri, and charged with the tien of tax bilton which this action is founded, und de- scribed in said executicen of follows, to-wit. ’ Two lots of ground on Morrow avenue, “each 2%, feet in front or width and 147 feet 6 inches in jength or depth, being lots 20and2lin biock 5 in Hunt's addi rit - nro city. And I wi PHIDAY. THE 5TH. DAY OF MAY. 1882, between the hours of 9 o’clock inthe forenoon and 5 o'clock in the may rere of that day. at the east front door of the Court-house. in the citv of 8&t. Louis. State of Missouri, sell at public auction, for cash, to the im | ne hit ss ae or { feet | ¥ ada) tion ee et in front re i . { u dition to TIF OF M AY, 1889, . ie fore noon «4 id - at the east city of mt. anction, for 20 the ! thé adder, ioe ) rose hed prop- “ty, or so much thereot? yoald execu- cnand costs. T7AAG M. MASON, herift City st. Locvis, Mo. Louis, Ma... April e. L8e2.. joX MTT DAY | re turnebdie to the June term, 18-2, | me | the reistion and to the use of Nathaniel ¢ | Collector of the City. |; Missourl. is piaistiff, and Patrick Shaniey. | block b Rey A. Bherift sSalea QUER FES SALE. — $y victae ata = eority special execution sie ued from tne office of the Circuit Court at the City cf st. Louis. of ¢aid ecurt, the Sate of ‘erk of directed, wherein Missouri, at se Huason, Siate of Lewis Young ana 2 L.iMeCailey. trustee, are defendants. Ihave levied upon and seized the fullowing de- 7st. Lodis, ia the | scribed rea! estate, situated tnthe city of St. Louis | and State of Mis the jasne: ( Nathanie! C. Hudson, C in the sStstew? Vis Benet. unknowns ¢} oo). ae | a si . are defendants. Wissouri, and charged lich this acLlion is founted, erecution as follows, to-wit: doa Uass avenue 'in city bloe k 596 tor width and 135 feet9 nd bounded on the neri real estate ofone F Ou the west by and de- 4 iter: BL wee rea! § avenue, or “THE isT 1 DAY OF MAY. 1882, ® hours of nins o’elock in the forenoon clock in the afterne on Of that fay, a nh. door of the Court-house, in the city , State of Misseur!. sel) ive- wh, tothe bighest bidder, property. or so much tbereor as will {execution and costs. at put the » boy satisfy » de- ISAAC M. Mo., Aprii 12, Iss2. MASON, City St. Louis. Mo. “ Si. Lous, virtue ened fro: ‘ urt at th »term, i erein the atate on and to th ie use of Nathaniel! the City of St. Lonts, in tne faloirT, and anki n hej . > east 3 on V Seventsa street THE rr ‘4 227) > DAY OF) MAY, enoon nthority of : loz, are defend: bey levied upon and sejzed the reribed rexl es situated in the ourl, ande har ge (d on whith this ac Lon is ssid exec tron as follows, te ero “Pipe m bres t Ww Inneha- ‘tw bed taining: ] ‘EiDecity cCummMmons, ; nort! by real estate of one &r te rent tL by that f biock [654,02 the south by on the west br that of one Bube. 1. on Day, t of id « oma de aT} THE Tit rik OF MAY. of pi: a in my al On © heath +) fl id ia 0° lock ‘te thee east front «: ‘of the Couri-ho se. in the Louis, Sta! “pr Mi dist oh seil. at pu}i cush., to the ~ rhest bidder, the prope rty, or $9 muych thereof as will saul - ISAACM Sheriff Cicv St. Mo.. Avr’ ! i, 1382 St. Louis. ol ERP ES SALE _By virine and anthority of A & Spec | execution issued from the Ome or the Court ative , ‘coret th City Is piaintiff. esit. Chr.s- ' and Chai rardian ad litem for Avdie Caer, and Robert Carey. are defendants. ave levies t upon ahd seized the fotow!ne de SCI he d rea) estate, sttaated in the City of St. Louis and charzed with the lieu of on which this action i¢ founded, and de- said execution as follmws, to-wit: und on Sixth strect nm city vloek No or width, i feet im jleneth av } } ae in block Jin Guton’s additisa arey tex bill of gra 9027. 25 feet in front ptny betng Jot ti tora «! city. Ana 1 et, WEDNESDAY. THE TH DAY oF MAY. hetween Lie hours of mine o'clock In the forenoon and five o’c occ In the afternoon of that day, at ihe ens rows Geer of the Coort-hous:, in the P v «ef t2ie of Missouri, sell, at publie enet)> co ~ ‘a the highest bidver, the abowe deseribet .orse much thereof as will satisfy sxid Bn ey “MU. VASON rrifi ¢ sana. ¥ ot. Liouir, Mo. St. Louls, Mo., April Lita wx on 1882, and i. : _ LEGAL. LEGAL. “Sheriii’s Sales. ‘HERIFF "sg “SALE.— —Ry virtue and authority ofa KJ spe cial executic n issued from the oifice ef the Clerk of ihe Circuit Court at the Ciiy of St. Lonuts, returnable totne Jure term. 1So2, vf saia eoltt, and to me Girectea. wherein the Sta'e of Missourt, at the relation end tothe use cf Natbanici C. sor. Coilector of the City of St. Louis, In the State AL tl a OO | of Missouri. is pi2intiff, and Flora FE. Moser, Mathias | Peugherty and Wi ‘jam Poe an. administrator of the esiate of Francis Cooney, and E. G. Odegr, trustee, | are defendants | cash, | tax bil on whiten this : | ed in satd seize adthe follow ing ce- ; ai it Sw) 1% ; pt! c ' ’ | i | Geo ee VW. 1 nary levied upon and seized the following ~* scribed res lestate, situated inthe city of &t. Lo and State of Missouri. and charged wih the lien of tax bill.on which this action is founded, and de- scribed in sala execution as follows, to- wii: A lot of ground on King’s Highway. 43 feet 6 _ hes in front or width. and 212 feet 4*; tuches in nxth or cepth. beirg the soutn part “of lot iin mane *s Sub ai vision of Prairie des Noyes Addition to 1a es in survey i452 Ane will, o MONDAY SHE WTH DAY OF MAY, 1882. betwe en the hours of nine o'clock tn the forenoon and fi eo'’cloek in the afternoon of that day. at the east front door of the Court-honse, in the city of St. Lovis, State cf Missourl, sell, at public auction, for to the highest bidder, the above described property. or comuch thereof? as wili satisfy said ex- ecution and Costs. AAC M. MASON, Sheriti ity St. Louis, Mo. » 15k2. gR2N Soe R IFF’S SAL E er Sy wirtue and authority of a Ls vecial execution issuedfrem the office of the ierk of the Circuft Court at the City of St. Louis, ios nable to the dune term, I1882, of said court. and to me directea, wherein the State of Mis- souri, at the relation and roibe use of Nathaniel C. Hiucdson, Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, is plaintff. and UnasG Ever- ist, irus'ee of Hattie M. Rootrds. Hattie M. Robirds, Rovirds. Jobn C. Collins and Marcus A. VW olff, trustee, are defendants I have levied upon ana seized the following de- seribed real estate, situated Inthe city of St. Louis and Sta e of Missourt, and charged with the lien of action is founded ,and descrip- execution os follows. to-wit: ‘round ou Garrison avenue n city b'ock > fee: in frontor widthand #&tfeet Inches in 1or éeeth, being the south paritof lots oce © in Stoddard’s acditionu to said . Lonis, Mo. ’ April. 14 »% Ane t AA on Y, THE 29TH DAY OF MAY. 1882. : Ba irs of nine o’cloeck i i the forenoon ck In the y aate rnooa ofthat aay, at the os or or the are-housé, in the city of St e of Misso oa se'!, at public auctioa, for te highest bidder, the above described Perty, or so much thereof 4 7 eatisfy said ex- tion and costs. Is 1M. MASUN, Shettit Cite St. Louis. Mo, T&p* 7. Be. , Mo... AP’ il Tt. _ —_— —_—__— — ———— .—By virtue ana.aut hort ty tion 1 ued from the office Court at the City of «t. e verm, 1Se2. Of Sale vhberéin ihe late of Missonri. lon and to the a se of | Nathaniel C. Hud- tor of * j cf t vis. in the State , is Dl eft, cod Mil te n Brown and Mil- are 2 ep nts iupon and seized _the following de- t sj od in the city ot St. Louis 1a C har re ? with the lien et S$ action 1s f unde a, end de- (300 as f: lic ° i J rfeent! hn a citv block or width inches in ef on to said ‘State of one rehnle. onthe south wesi by Thir.eenth - ,* real the r, OO i T iT} F WAY. ‘ad the fore noon tuat aay, t the 8. in the city "ol Sit. auction, for bove described catisfy said ex- M. MASON, Si. Louis, Moe. RLX PAY ¢ ereof as wi!! ISAAC Sherif? City Apri? 14, i8F2 # jack wh ? . Lonis, Mo... — _e#.—Ry virtue and authority of a ial execution issued from ine ofice of be *ihe Circuit Court at the Citv af St. Louis, 2 to the June term. ISS82. of saiG court. } ‘led, wherein the State of Missouri, : of Naihanie! C. Hud- Si. Lovis. in rom State the City of . Juiiane Emilie Gras sd tiff, and er. Ciiartes A. Zoebiseb mn Jehn | - fendavis Me vie a upon an a seized ihe fellowing de- real estate, eituated in the city of St. Louis uri, and charged with the lien of tion is founded, and de- ion as follows. to-wit: Aste nal str ect in city block lth ain’ diss feet lineh in in biock 2 in city come- 1£8?, Te DAY OF MAY. iD oe 1orenoon i? es DAY, wv v7 «A tHe ox 7 inhest sider YHERIFF’S SA reo BY ri $j ‘a rey «of t evecnut street ir nt or width znd iti D Oc} treet |} ISAAC M. MA DAY Of MAY. 1822. ee» clove in the forencos af that Cay. a* i) 2 the eitv of St ict muction. for above deserthed sxtisfty seld eve- TSAAC M. MASON, _ Sheriff City Sc. Louis, Mo \f0., Arr! Li, j 4 » ot » a nt rt 4 ww i) Et. Lonts, eyrithor ity ofa otice of the f wiatlh an: inche belag lot Bo fi e in IL oF e in :e ‘bor d Pp; il, ey } ‘ al wi ‘TT DAY OF Y¥ hy ibed progerty. “ecullon and ¢ M. MA®ON., St Louls, Wo. 53% and auth om irtue ority of . from the we cf toa the (itv of St. Lows ISS2. 6: sald court. tne State of Missouri, of Nathaniel C, tL. Lois, In the ' “tate Liuilain Campbelll ile- the follow Ing tt) 5 : Louis. , Huae | a QE RIFF" S$ SALE.—By virtre and anthority of & speci al » execution iss ved from the «fice of the Clerk of the Cireult Courtat the iv of st. réturnabie to the June term. ISS2. of sai? court. and10 me directed, wherein the Srate of Missouri, et the relation and to the use of Nathanie C. Huoson, Collector of the City of St. Leonis. in the State of Missonri, ~is plaintiff. and Mi hae Slaiters. trustee of Clara E. Hach, Clara E. Hach and Nichotes Hach are defendinis. Ibave .evied upon and seized the tullowtng describ- ed real esrates gituatedin ihe cics ef St. Louts and State of Mistoom. and cha’ged withthe Len of tax | bill on whi eh thisaction is founved, and described | im srid execution as follows, | blocse 12 | }05 feet n iengt> or depth. | 1007 Broogliyn street 44. 45 | (St Goris. “tate or | forca:b, to the highest | interest. cinim. | named ¢ | general and speciai e: | r@letion and | Collect |; §9ul He rinaD and : hiud- | ade= : ror | sd de- ad- te 4t. nMAVING «a feet on Bi ie ndepib of » OW PAY, THE 2) DAY OF MAY. 1889. 5 " ae of 7 o*clouk in in the , at the east front door of the ety of ®t. Louls. State of Mis- ‘auction, for cash, to toe high- ive described preperty, or so tauch stv said exé@cution ané® eoete. ' ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff Cuy 8:. Lone Mo, tod o*clioek sort. ! rw bi estt e { satis St. Louls. Mo., April ae Lood. ’ ' betwee the! + (noon and five | fy the city of St (atpubhe nuction, for ' ; | real estate of the Si. Cea tnewil: . ound on Mallinckrodt street, tm city inches in front or width and being In J. Cochran's ad ‘it. on to said city, and bounded on tbe nerth by Lou's Raltroad, on the ¢ass by thatOfene Meyer. on the seuth by Mallinckrodt ee et. on the west by the real estate of one Pa- i zkY. Apd I will, o M DAY. TRE &TH DAY OF MAY, 1582. between the bovrs of nine o’clock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day. at "he éasi front door of the Court-house, in the City of St. Louis and State of Missouri, sell at pudiic auction. for cash, to the highest bidder. the above de- serthbed property, or so much thereof as will satisty said execution and costs. SAAC M. MASON, Is Sheriff City of St. Louis. Mo.. _ Bt. Louis, April 1. a2, 13W HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of a general and special! execution issuéd from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Courtat the Ciliv of St. Louis, returnable to the April term, lse2. of said court. and to me directed. in favor of P. Hea- gen and agsainst Charles Newman and Elizabeth Newman, Ihave ievied upon and seized all the ritht. title and interest of tne defendants ia and to the folldwing described real estate. situated in the city of #t. Louis and State of Missouri, ana described as follows, to- wit: Act A lotor gz* id, §5 feet 2 ertain two-story brick building known as No. in theectty of Sc. Louisand andsituate? on “the following de- to-wit: Twent? feet street by ‘feventy-six east v lot owned Tontrup. west by jot owned ow , e+ M. Alie- man, south by Brooktyn sircet, north by alley in city block No. “48; sal a premises and batidings ana improveu nents belo nging to and betng owned by said nay + yy dos — . Aung iw r RIDAY. “THE STH DAY OF MAY, 1822, between the hours of nire o’clock {tn the forenoon ard five o’clock in the affernoon ef that day, at the east front door of the Court-hoyse, in the city of Missouri, sell, at public auction, “’ ter. all ibe right, t.tle. estate and property of the abeve harles Newmsn and Elizah Newman of, ove described proverty.‘o satisty said jl execution and eects. ISAAt M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. April i, TSA, rom siate of Missourt. premises, on firookivyn Ceep, bounded rh in and tothea VWio.. a ee ee - St. Lonis. Gi HER FF’S SALE.—By virtne and authority ofa | exeentior issned from the office ofthe retiit Court at the City of st. Louis, he Jane term, 1882, of sald court. and wherein the State of Miss to the use of Nathaniel or of the City of St. Lonis, in the! “1. is piaintNf and James E. Munford Wiliam P. Spaulding cireete , derend- _ the follo wing doa. eciitv of St. Lor iis with the lien ot uncded. and S8.*o wit: *k No 2558 of the city *feelon EKichtee itis inches, and bounded y sand now or former ¥ of S*xton, on Fizhteenth street. on the sonmth by land ‘merry of Wood and on the west by an al- levied up nm and seized ‘ . ve plaintiff, : estute, siruated in the city o/ iisand State of Missourt, and cha: god with the iien of tax bill on which this ae tion is founded, and described tn said execuric mn as Loliows, to wit: A lot of ground on Fifth etreet, 30 feet t frootor width and 125 feet in leng th or depth, being in Carondelet Common Peds, tn en: ve \ lis, aud bonnded on the norti by ress | estute o| one Gamache, on the eas! by an alley, an the Fant py real estate of one KE. M. Gamache. o: tue weastiy Pitth street, ‘ Aneel wiil, rit FRIDAY, ° . WT DAY OF MAY, 1332 26 ‘ niue ¥clock ia the fore o'ciock in the afrerroon Of that at the euet front Gaor 6 fthe © Ourt.- house, " Louis, . Sint * oot Missouri, aril, cash, tothe higpe ier, the above described property, or nest bid | thereat as Will Satisiy sai) exes ntlon an costs. a a SAAC M no ong 8 era City St. Louls, 3 St. Louig, Mo., Spr h, day >» de- } ed uP on and seized the following | C see | for ash | execution and cosis. i the | of 12) feet, and Dounde | front door of the Lovi-. | cast, to | @cutior b He RIFF's: SALE. —By virtue ‘and grens ty = K.” special execution issued from the office « jlerk of ithe Circuit Court a’ the City of s. Le reiurnabie to the Jane term, FSi. of said cowr:, tome directed. wherein the *ta'’e of Miss the relation and to the wre" of Nathaniel «'. Collector of the Ciy or Louwrs. in ¢) Missouri, is p'aintiff, ana Richard Lanegan. Js ne C. An‘ersou and Murray Anderton rre défcencant Lhave leviid upenand s-izetthe fol! lowing We. scribed real estate, sittuate@a m the cite of St. Levis and State of M:ssouri, and charged with the lien u¢ tex bill on which this action ‘sfounuced. and oe. scribed in sald execuivion as follows. to-wit: A lot of ground on Tent street in city block § ; 2070. 25 feet in front or widih and 1i7 ioet in teng'h or depth, oeingjiot 10 ta bfeck 52 in Ivory: ~“ ad:iition to wr . city, im survey 4. Fr IpaY. "THE 19TH DAY OF MAY. 1582, between the hours of nie o’cleck&in the forenooe and five o'clock in the afierneon of that day, at tne east fron: door of the Cour!-hose, in the city of s:. Lovis, 3tate of Missouri, sell, *t pul ic arction, tor cash, t» the highest bidder. the above descrited property. or so much thereof as will satist; erecutlion and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sherttf City St. Louis. Vo _ St. Lonis, Mo.. April 12, I*s2. > > ine re —— SHE KIe F's Sab E.—By virtae and atthoric of . special execution issued from the omice of o terk of the Circuit Court at the City of st. Loais, ‘ returnable to the June term. Il. of said aud tome direcied. wherein the State of Missoori, at the relation and to the use o: Nathaniel C Hud son. Collector of the City of St. Lous, ‘n the Sta: of Missouri, 1s plaintiff. and the upknNOW: Leirs ot Mary © Smith are defendants I have leyted. upon and seized the following ®. scrived real estate, situated in the city of st Louis and state cf Missour!, and charged with the lien o: tax bili on whica this action is founded, aud de- scribed in said execution a8 follows, to-w A iot of ground on Second sireet in city blo k Sie, Sy feetin front or width ard 150 feet in leugthor depth, befngzlot 98 im block 31 in North St. Losi; addition to sal. 4 eliy. And fi will. MONDAY. “THE 2D DAY OF MAY, 1882 between the hours ot tine o’clocK in the furenmoeg and tive o’clock In the afierncen of tht day. at the east frout door .of tue Conrt-house, in St. Louis, =t-te of Missouri, sell. at put to ‘he bighes: biddet, the above de: property, orso much ——_ as w aticfy sal IZAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louls, Vo, - Lous, Mo.. Apri 12. LAS2. aL Ra SAILE. _B: virtue and special execution is«ned f: ‘ our’, rit | Clerk of the Circuit Court ai the f to the June term. | tome directed, wherein the relation and to the use of N son. Colleetor for the Cit of Mizsour), is pisintitl, and L. squier, E. &. Squier ana the defendanis. l nave iévied upon and seized the scribed real estate, s*tuated in the city of St and state of Mi ssourti, and c! Large twith the tax bill on whieh this action is teunded, in said executi@n as follows, to-wit ié in hleek No. 1270 af bluck 6o0f Toney 3 of qa =: on Ki:zadeta si Ltaorta bY an D. K. Mat tin, south by Klizabeth street: Juila street. Andl wtil,. on MONDAs«, THF 22D DAY OF MAY. 188, between the hours of } o’ciocak im the jorenoovn and 6 o'clock inthe afternoon of that day, at: the east Court-house. t “iv « of Mis°our!, : to the hichest roperty. or s0 much t] €cuticn und COCSeLs. reiurnad ¢ Louls are following de- L0vvuls lem of and de- Da A fron’ na ws Stet Cash 1ereol as im, Sheriti « Mo.. April l2, ins. HEKI¥F’S SALE.—By S Spe inl execution issuer Ad Clerk of the Circuit Court at tie city of St. Louis, returnable to th: June term, tss.. of said cor ae avd to ne d recited, wherein the State of Mis-souri.a the relation andto the uve of Nathapiel ©.Huds ow j- lector of the Ciiv of St. Louis. in the State of Ms souri, 1s pila ntiff? and Mary IP. Aicxander, dove €,. Ander-on and Murray Andersen are defendants. i nave levied upon and seized the fo! owing ‘ibed realestete. situated in thecity of St. an nd state of Missourt. aod chargoa ith the tax blil on which this aciion is founded, and scribed in said execution as follows. to-wit: 4 lot of ground oa Migh \h streetin city biock 508%), 25 feetinirontor widtband il4 feet 1) inches in length or dep th. being :9t 10 In Diock 2 of 18 in Bow- lin’s addition - taid city im survey 2. Au i I Witt. MOUND AY. THE "2D v AY OF MAY, 1982, between the hours of nine o'clock iu the forenoon $n tive o clock in the atternoon ef that day, at th east front door ef the Court-house,. in the eicv of St. Louis. State of Missouri. sell, at public auction. for cash,to the highest bidder, the above descritved property, or se much wuhereod as wili satisfy said ex- ecutionand cosis. ISAAC M. MASON, Sher tf City st. Louis, Mo. furs St. Lonis. virine a nd anthority of a from ihe oltice Oo, Wwe St. Lonis, Mo., April HERIF# 8 SALE.—By virtue ard autbhortiy of a special execution issued from the office of the t- erk of the Circalt Court at the City of St. Lows. retur: able to the June term. 1882. of sald court.aad to me directed, wherein the State of Missourt.at the relation ard to the use of Na hanie! C. Hudson. Coal- ‘ec or of the City of St. Louts. In th® State of Mis sourt. is ninintirf. ana William Cy Streeter, tru: tee of Catharine Heetweid, Cath: ripe Heetweld. Joserh Wolfort. Robert Retily. William P. Crosswaithe and Joseph Lathrop are defendruts. I have levied upok and s ived the scribed reat estate, situated in the city ant State of M.ssourt, and charred wit tax bill on which this action is founded, fo lowing de- of st. Louis hh the lien of aud de- ; scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: A tort of gronnd on Mor re avenne 50 feet m front or width and 217 feet 2 inches la lenath or den h, he - ing iot i3in block Sin MeCune & Vandevent er’s ad- dition to sa‘d « we 4 IE @TH DAY OF MAY, nours of nine o clock in the toren xm and tive o clock tu the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-house. In the eity of Si. State of Missouri, sell, at public auectiun. for he hirhest hidder, the above described , Orso much thereof as will satisfy said ex- and Cos's. IRS? sOU1B. property ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City 8t. Louis. Mo. Mo., April 13, 182. tix ad, | YHERIP E'S SALE.—By virtue and authority of 4 apts = ers A ~ 4 : St. Lonis., aby pr js tt 44 ire 41 tb Ciren't Court at tie :o the dune tae IA wherein the ot he uge of Nather! of st. ized the u mit Temi ¢ west by 1 Soputa s'reet. rT, TITS TOTH DAs (WF MAY. -of nit ocloek in ss sfternooa ef th } much tuereocf Sheriff Ciw St. Louis. Mo. » Mo . April i2, iss?. fox — Hority of a ‘ce ol tie qu rt pods s SALE.—Bv virtue and ant special execution i-sued from th: Clerk of the Circuit Court at the (C1 returnable tot'ednune term, in? tome directed. whereinthe & the relat! on ave to the nee : ‘lecter of the € M ssouri, is rlaint of Mary De Lise. I, sie are defendauts Ihave upon leviea and seived the felior ccribed rea! estate, situated in the city of &! and State of Missour). and «nharged with the tax bi}. on which this action le feunded. and scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit A lot of ground on an ailey in city bleck * $5, ) fe eb in front or widih and &] feet s io hes ia leny ih or depth, being In bieck 31 in & ter's gurvey, 2.0 bounded on the north by real estate of one I’ tigrew, on the east by an alley. on the ax uth bw real estate of one Hook,on the west by that of one Jod. Ana ! will, on VEDNESDAY. THE NTH DAY OF MAY, het ween the hours of y » clock In the fore: ¥ ; ‘a 5o' clock in the afternoon of that day, at the front coor of the Court house, in the city of Louis, State of Missourl, teil, at Da vile auction. fe cath, to the highest bidder. the above described property, or so much thereof as w' li satiafy said ¢x- ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MA®ON, herif?. City St. Louis. Mo. St. Louts, Mo. April 12, boa. wi X QUE RIF F’Ss SaLe. —By virtee and an hort ivofts \/ Spec a! €xecuiton lesued irom the icttiice’ of twé Cierk of the Cirewit VGeurt at the C ity of ot. Loul’, returbabie to the Jane term, 1882, of said court. and to me directed, whereta the State of Miseour!. af the reintion and tothe use of Nathaniei ©. Hudson, bor of thet ity of St. Leals, in the —- State of Mie . ie plalfiteff, anddoba O'Brien, Michael (> Hriew. Ale xis U0. Bougher, Jobu ( rapsier,. Luthet Baboock, trusiee, ant Charies H. (hapin, guardian 4d iter for john O’Brien. are defendants l have levied upon and seized the follo win de- ecribed real estate, eit. ated In the elty of St. us avd State of Missourt, and charged with the Lien of \ae-biilon which his action is fompded, and de- scribed in sald execution as toillows, to-wit: A lotof groand on Almond #treet ta city block M. ‘Sfeet in front or width and feet in lengii or é depth. and bounded on the north hy Almond street. . nm the east by real estate of one Miller. on the south »v that of one Jpckson. On the wes) by igat of one Th heberrv. dtwill. on aay EDNESDAY, THE 24th DAY OF MAY. 18. hetw een the hours of opine o’cleek in the forenoen an’ five o'clock la the afternson of that day, at ihe east front door ot the Oourt-neuse. in eliy St. Louis, State of Missouri, seil, at pubile auctl for cash, to the highest bidder, ty above desoribe property. or so much thereof as will satisfy sald ex- ecution and cosis. tek: MASON. Qt. Louis, Mo., Aprils tate ee .of said FIIRUSTERS SAFE lt and (aro nes deed of trust, Ga‘ : recoraes th owe. hook 591 endersizaed Mis descr.red Te et. and State ot r rst. im sSnum and ten (iv) of the per seventy-four eity of « ‘srondelet, eity of St. Lonis. taining an eegere ft.) on the west if westwardly of e He north linaots thirty-seven feet- depta to an aliey, © of said subdivision, Louis street and second. Aisea ce being siiusted in pumbere ghteen (3s er city of arcnde eity of st. Loris. front of titty fertfé street, and Tunning Jei with Kan ‘vlph four feetand five Louis, Irom Mounts bounded north bya owned oy Henry OF @in acd southern FE now or formeriv oe west by Main street ‘rhird. Also me t the following « gaia city of Bt. : Reing the whole of pomber four (4) of delet, north o 1 the limits of said city ¢ con*eins ten (103 is «bounded east tiver des Teres, west Dy hioek un eaid convevanece bel the promissory not whereas defsul: bas the semi-avuual inte the semt-annu*lig ther: fore, notice ts of the ie mei holdere the prov istons of sald fic auction. to the east front door of th Louls, State of Mis TRESDAY. 1H the properts above and the cosisande 11s pS EE’s SAL bis aeed of tru recorded in book OTt dersigned Ul ground, si° Vis-eour! to Hace € course subaivisio: Leuis plat ig here hundred at nd be} pa lors (18) and nii Leewti ri cte d art hundred lets tifteen foOr_y-two igi ofsaid sr Norfo.& avenue three (43) of sald Ol t by lots seve Hhock, and havin south iine of henudred and niess LOLS ne mls (2)) and twenty- (Ss) of said sulbutiy Norfolk avenue, iy THN aepth of one hun: reg ine hes, 8 S0 off muy { rz), fiftyv- ' wt). fifiv-six (56. Uftyv-sev b @eck number nine @ onthe north hy lots pf Hogk. east bY south by Vista avenu Salel block, aac havin feetcn tie north ine one hundred and Uir also lois numbered Ht bieck numbered thir fifteen! 5! havin 2 the south line of Meu hendred and s* vente ime: iot elehteen of twenty five (2 quarter inches on avenue by a depih of feet more or less Wa Tien! avenue, east BY t @n (1%) of said tee West bv iOls si It trust LO se: Hotes th fald has heen dee p om ab phcy I east front doar pee: 48 nic 1 14th cl: nnd nt nat following deed Payre 2. for the >. 3 eertain trust des ali mature paid: Now, legal holce: Visions «of Giene | tPist. dateal the 'or le: in er Lieedst fain Dlecee « rT pare Sil ated in Oreh aa be Ped one ()) of the € Sv Cdivision is of reeae Sor the eoOunty ty he enated on an! j Ne e aWiee r hundre nd al Rees riler iB GeOk 2H. pas Certain Prem, HOpeid: now, bh bolder of baid Pote *f . of truef. I, ioe. Sah Promerty for sale h r, for cash, at & *OUS¢ insala ci ¢ of YES Of 10 © clock a. VWREDN ESD for the purposes cf anal St. Louis, Apri i

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and a thority ofa fom the office of the | pe Chiy of St. Louis, of said court, and pe of Miscouri, at Masiel (. Hadson, Bs. in the State of PQ ianeegin. Jane C, #re defcucants, wat ithe foliowing de. pone ecity of St. uis ~ ed with the lien of founced. and ae- in «liv block ‘No, west md iff fee, 6isecnes he nortn pBleck S2in Ivory’s - ry-se" LL LL Mle - me city of ety of 1 , »1Wwa OF MAY.-1982, -ophsy e in the torenoog 7 west \ Ofithat day, at tne ite iius 2. in tbe citv of 81, pu ic auction, for alyove deseribea wil satisty said CM. MASON, ity St. Louis, Mo, 5X ani authority of a mtie omMce rf the : City of St. Louis, win acd 642. of said court, T State of Missouri. try PNathiniel C. Hud- sae »Loue, 'n the State unknown heirs of ~ i) . of | ti | i di} the following de- Pecitv of st. Louis pd with ihe lien o2 founded, aad de- We. to- wll: tin city block $19, ) feet in leugth or in North St. Louis OF M AY, 1€82, it ferenoon at the 7 >: haa scribed said of st. Louis are following de- tyor St. Louis the hen of ced, and de- 14>- Wit: li city of St. tion: said lot » OY a depth y, @ast by nad west by Willi jorenoon and dav, atthe east Cieyv of St. anthority of a »oitice of the Si. Louis, - aua 1a -k insaid deed eCescribed. And been made in the payment of t note due Decemoper 17,1880, terest nore dus June 17,881: now. hore riven that at the request of said notes.and in pursuaace of ideed oftrust. Lwiilse lat pub. highest bidder, for cesh, at the 12 Court-house, in the city of St. acres, by v . i on »>DAY OF MAY, 1882, Hescribed, to satisiy said potes uses of executing this trust. MICHAEL HAMMEL. Tructee. % i - *s : eas John A. Leggat. by ember 3d, i8 4, and iveved to the un- sand parcels of ad ars fore, Lt i j i } t ! Wiereas Christian Koeln i’ eceriaia | | note and the interest thereon; and whereas the | s nee dcpart- | oa | made in above entitled LEGA i... krusteen’ Saien, fee USTEES’ SALE.—Whereas Withelm Irees, his certain deeu of trust, dated: April Ist, 1881, nd recorded on paze $55, hook No. .656, of the ecords of the R- corder-of Deeds for the city (form- rly county) of St Louis. conveyed teh the nunder- signed al! that certain parcel of real estate, and im- wovements hereon. situsteia block No. 3 in lua Varren’s addition ot the Petit tract of the elty of &:, Louis, aplatof which aidition is duly recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds ior the city (late county) of St. Louis; said lot having a front of 33 Jeet on the east line of Sophia street ana runoing back eastwarilvy 125 fet and 6 Inches to a public sliev 15 feet wide, being hounded south by lot No. 15 of said block, west by Sophia street, north by Crittenden stree! and eastby said alies ;in trus to secure the payment of a certain bond specilicd in said de+d:; and whereas said bond has bécome due and is unpaid, now therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said bond and under the provisions of said deed of trast, w, the undersigned trustees, will offer said property for sale, at public vendue, to the highest bidder, forcash, at the east front @oor of the Court-house in said city of St. Louis, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 0’cloek p.m. of SATURDAY, MAY 6TH, 1882, for the purposes of said trust. ; FiED’K GOTTSCHALK, FRED WOLF, St. Louis, April 13, 188 rEyXRUSTEE’S SALE-.—wnhnereas, on the filth dav of April, A. ID. 1878, the Saint Louis Swimminsg School, a corporation. by its certain deed ef trust duly recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of the County of St. Louis, now City of St. Louis, in book 470, page 92, did convey to Charles C. W hittelsey as trusiee, the following described real estate, situate in the city of St. Louis, State of Mis- souri in biock No. 421 of toe ssid city: Commencing ata pointin the east ‘Ine of Catalpa street distant sothwarely 150 feet from the south line o% Gratiot etreet, thence running southwardly along the east line of Catalpa street 69 fee and inches, more or less, toalot belonging to George Knapp; thence eastwardly withthe northern lise o? sait Knepp’s lot and paralle! with Gratiot street 125 feet to the western iine of another tot belonging tosatd George Knapp, thence northward!y wiih raid Knapp’s westernline and paraile: wih Cvtaipa street 69 feet 9 inches to a point: thence westwaridiy and paralie!l with said Gratiot sureet 125 feetto the place of beginning, which said trustee to secure cer ain deed described, and whereas default a x f Trastees. 24Y notes in suid having bees nie hy | convevance was made to | made in the payment ofa balance on tie*principal | Liustee,C hnaries C.W hitielsey, has long ed this life ana the Sueriff of the connry of st. Louis and ithe Sheriff of the City of St. Louis having both dectined to act as successor to said Whiitelsev and by order of the Circuit Court of the City of st. Louis, le and entered of record on the 244 dav of Aprii . Iss2, the undersigned was av p inted trustee as successor Of said Whittelsey, under the said order ) court, and bv the provision of sald deed; and whereas the holder of said note has requested of the undersigned to sell said real estate above described under ihe provisions of said deed to satisfy said indebtedness; now, there- he undersigned will, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1882, ' at the east front aoor of the Court-house, in the city | ofrst. | costs and Ex fouls, * due, to the hi between the hours of -m of that dav. pense tate of Missouri, seil, a' pudlic ven- ghest bidder.for cash, said rea. estate, io clock &@. Mm. abd 60 Coen sitisfy ssid indebteduess and $s of Sale. JAMES E %, i? TOW | RS», ir S.te. VTA Louis, April 22, 1882. Long, dated -Whereas Thomas 8 trust. EES SALE wer, bv his cer‘ain of March, A. D. ‘ecorder’s oltice of the of VMissour;, in book No. bay iru Les JOSEPH WACHTEL, Trustee, » P32. ‘ TOG yy -Whereas, Jolin Tob'n and wife, bv their certain deed November, ISTT. ree : ice of | > : ei of . conveved to ‘ ‘ibed real O.. to-wit: Two . ving “ane being hom Of lot num- Cot which said /of the’ Reeorder IBS -€aid |} are i$ mutmsbhered ninety- (4), fronting tovether Ot Clayevenue. end F dCscys ify iOS tt ithe 22a Vaeh st i ecordse 4 } neon | | (6 in joy the tr in Said deed specified: Now, therefore, the under- atthe request of the legal! holder of sai! will, uncer the vrovisions of said deea, offer for sale at public auction, for ca+b, the highest bic der. a eastern frout door of the Couri-bouse in the citv of St. Louis, between tue hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and ck of the afternoon. on FRIDAY, THE i2fTH DAY OF MAY, ! purp ‘sof caid tri Avrii 19. iS*=d. Litvetei~. the 382, ist BATES, JR., Trustee. St. Lenis, 1A G Gggtin k vogy SALE OF REAL ESTATE. suyntto the prov?fs'ons and for if a ceed of trust do ted viet Augus in ihe St. Louis hecorder’s offic AY OF MAY I8®2. urte ovse dn DAY. THE IZTH s' frout door of Lo vetween » kK p.m. 0 , : i, to the highest Conveved Lo t us, , iw i i¢ vend ceria’ Cc i? fee. north of : Fifth street, souih by: nne of Spruce “tt BIAH G. MCCLELLAN, Trustee. St. Louis, April 18, 1882. ri VRUSTEK Ss SALE —tv v execute i hy fac xb Ly we te ( tee. record. da in boo’. 447. page "Ly of “w Louis ind uv Vir Circuit Court, made : losz. opp intins the undersigned tras- im his i:ustee iu s riue of } i wePpiegs deed 410, Gi | named. the undertiened wi THE ofa t duor of the (our SATURDAY, ai the erst fron ‘ in Sé © nad ; fissouri, to-wit: rf(li; andthe westi alt l, COL tiha acres, trust to secur in said deed rms of satd ' }) Viet of trust «6 trust dee noes pa tdue and remain uppeis, : ee ei } | * ' the date of this publication, they will be tor- ever bar Datedt i c outs. Meo.. and 4 o elo St. Louis, April ls. 1882. Adniinistrarors’ Notices. asi ATE of Peter Jackson, Geceased,—Notice is 4 hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Peter Jackman, deceased, were granted 16 the undersigned by the Probate Court of the City of St. Louis, on the idil dev of April, 1882. Aibpersons having ciaims against said estate ar reauirea to exhibitihe same othe undersixoed t allowance within one yea" a‘ier the dae letters, or they mav be precinded from any beneti! of seid estate; and ifsuch claims be not extivits within two years from the date of this pub they will be forever barred. Dated this 14th day of Apri}, 1882. AQHLN jication. G. TAYLOR, Adiministra‘or. STATE of Conrad F. Stiesmeier, dece ised: itt —Notice is hereby given tuat letters oj ad- ministration on the estate of Conrad FF. stiesme er, deceased, were granted to the undersigned by the Probate Courtof the City of St. Louis, on the Sth day of April, I8s2. All persons having c'aims against said estate are required to exhibit the same to the under -igned for allowance, within one yeur alter tue duce of said letters, or thev may be precluded from any benefit of said estate ; and if such claims be not exhibited within two years fom 269) REDERICH KAYSER, Administrator of the estate ot Conrad Ff S fes- meier, deceased. ty} read. his 24th day of April, 1 F ————- ey STATE of William Bowe,deceased — Notice ia hereby given that letters of admilutsira- l tion on the estate of William Bowe, Said | between the h: i © chock j. | Louis, State of Missouri: ; No. If z ' corner of © ive stree 1 ruii | four | | estat | dec ertd | iE LEGAL. Tritstees’ Saiscs. ryInus, FE’S SAL®@—% herecas by a certain dced of , tcust dated the fourteenta day of September, IM8O, duty recorded inihe Reeorder’s office of the city of at. Louis in book 641 pe pore 214, Moritz -——. also ecailed Maurice Zep; enfeld, conveyea to the undersigued trustee: the folowing described real estate, situate in the atv of St. Louis, Staie of Missour:, to-wit: Lot No. in biock 1.wo § hundred aad three of the Sonlard subdivision, said having a front of twenty (20) feet on the southern line of Carondelet avenue, in said city, and running back the same width between parallel lines south- wardly one hundred and twenty (120) feet toa fifteen - footaliieyv, according to a corrected plat of James Boulard’s subdivision of blocks 205 and 2¢4 of sal! city of st. Louis, duly recorded in the KRecoraer’s office; which said deed was made in trust to secure the pay- ment of a certain note therein descrived; and where- as said note bas become due and remains wholly un- paia:! now, therefore, ab the request of tbe legal holder of said note, the undersizued will, on TRSIDAY, MAY STH. Iss, between the hours of :0 o’ clock in the forenoon and 4 o’clock inthe afiernoon of that day, offer for sale an‘ sell the property above deseribed, at pub- he vendue, for cash, atthe —_ wre door of the Court-house, for the purposcs of this trust. : “Si S. HERMANN, 72Y ‘Trustee. KUSTEE’S SALE —Whereas, by deed of trust, dated Aprii 1, 1881, recorued in book 667, page 115, of St. Louis Citv Reeorder’s Office, there was conveyed to me as trustee, the following real estaie, to-wit: The north part of lot6 tn city olock 1793, fronting 6 feet on Third street by 1% feet to anali- lev: which conveyance was made to secure ihe pay- ment of certain notesin said deed described; and whereas One of said notes isipast due and unpaid; now therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said notes, and in pursuance of terms of said deed, the undersigned, will offer for sale saic lot of ground, at publhie vendue, for cash to the highest ‘bidder, at the east front door of the Court-house in between the on _ - the city of St. Lovis. hours of ten eo’ clock a. m. and 4 o’cloeck p. m. SATURDAY, APRIL 188?. WM. K. PLANT, ‘Trustee. - CAW Special Commissjoner’s Sale. She vy RRS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN J PARLIION.—Ceran F. DeLassus and others vs Maria BE. Picou and others.—Cause No.34.251 —In the circuit Court of the City of St. Lou's, Missouri. Ry virtue of « decree of said court and ord nuse, the unders gned, spee ‘siouer appointed by said court bl sell decree and hereinafter de- cal coun the real estate scribed, will { oF MAY, 1882, urs of nine o’clock a. m. and five it. Of that day. at the east front door of the Court-house, in the City of St. Louis, Missouri, sell, at pubile auction, to the highest following descrined real estate In the citv cf St. A lotof ground in block commencing at the southwest and Front street or jJevee, and e weBl aiong the south Lire of Olive “twelfths «97 2-)2) feet, Street. thence souin uoercial street thirtv-two inety-seven aud two-twelrnhs reet or evee. thence north j ‘ ront street 1) feet tothe place of bewin- by Give sire@et, Wesi by land Once owned by Front stree: or levee. (jne-third cash, and the balance to equal payments in one and two years 1! ferred rayvments to be se- rth riv sold and nteresi al tire rate Cy “in the afterno oor of ina Court ho te of Missouri, sell, ab piut bidder, the av. thereof as witli s ist ~t TRAAC M. MASON, riff City St. Leuis. Mo. be bn Lav a she Ve « . aS pias (i327. ang t. dohun and Huntington gne li Pe eeize: ' in . » levied upon tl estate (of Mis and en tw upon which this acttom te fou In Said execution 2s folkiw Ajiotorgrouad on Kelle Glad front of wi'vin, and 115 feer? Isehe depih, Being lot Din biock 4in Prairie 1 the i Wi ca on . THE STH DAY OF MAY, 1882 ie Pours of nine o’cioeK in the fore: wk in the afierncon of that day. or of the Court-bouse.inthe cit of Missouri, sell, at public auch: iiviest bidder, toe above somuch thereofias wa: (asi. the property, ©: , execution and cosis. ISAAC ™M. MASON, Sherin City St. Louls. Vo. it. Louis, Mo., April 6. iss?. OY ER(FF’S SALIS.—By virtve ana authority of 4 J) special execution issued from the otice lerk of the Circuit Court at the ‘i Atmrnable to June term, | dto ime directed, wherein the &S ai the relationand tothe useof hai niei { son, Collector of the City of St. Lomis, in the! Viissourl,. ts p'atntiff. and Hughes juntingten Sm..b are defendants, [have leviea upon ana setzed ike following de- situated inthe city of Si. Lou! the tex bill on whichthis actionis founded.and ds scribed in saidexecution as follows, to-wit: Two lots of cround on Rap: ahannoeck sirect widtr. antiss feet 4 inches length or depth. beingivs49 and f0 in block Labadie and Lynch's addition to Said city. And I will, on WEDNESDAY, THE 3D DAY OF MAY. 188, oetween the hours of nineo’ciock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon of taal dar. at the city of Mt. in cash, to the highest bidder. the above deseribed property, or 50 much thereof as will satis#y said ex- ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sher:tf City St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis. Mo.. April 6. 1. oW VHERiIrk'sS SALE.—By virtue and autboriiy ofa > special execution is:ned from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Coart atthe CLY of si. Louis, returnable to the Joneterm, les?, of said court. and tome direclied. wherein the State of Mistour', at the relation and to the nee of Nathaniel © Hudson, ( ollector of the Ciry of St. Louis. ip the state of Missouri, is plaintiff,andJohn A. Huch is ant, I have levied upon apd seized the following de- ecrired real estate, situated in the citv of St. Louts ana State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax bill ov which this action is founded. aud de- scribed in said execution as follows to-wit: Numberl. Lot No. 3Lin eity block No. 2679 of the ee oe — —_-__— | City of St. Louis, said lot havingafroeniot 2 fees on Main Streei by a depth of 126% feet in dep i. Lot No. 23 in bhloe& No, Jef German. | town, an addition to the city otf §t. Lonir, said jot | by a | Number 2. having a frent of 2% feet on Francis avenre aepth of 126), feet And i will, o1 FRIDAY, THESTH DAY OF MAY, i®2, | between the Lours of nine o'clock inthe forenoon | and five o’ciock in the afternoon of that day, atthe | @sst front door of the Court-house, in the city OF Dt. | | Louis, State of Missouri. sell. at public auction, jor | | cash, to the highest bidder. the avove described pruperty, or so much thereof #s will satisfy said execution and cosis. SAAC M. MASON, : Sheriff City St. Louls, Me. St. Louis. Mo., April 8,.1882. 20W feet in front or d } | width and lio in mgefiuor Mil, DCILZ | ecution and ¢vusis founded, and dee | Court-house | | goer of 1 “a ioe ’ | or > ; "hi bu ata each i li ia + | the | And I wi | WEDNESD dvtende- | i der, the abovt i thereol as | costa. | file in said court my petition fer my sar LUGAL. Sherjsfi Sales. YS HERIVER’S SALE.—By virtue and authorty ofa bh special execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Courtatihe City of at. fonis, returnab'¢ to tbe rne term. 1582, of said court. and LO me direcied, wherein ie State of Missouri, atrhe relation ani to the wee of Nathanie! C. Hucson. Collector of the City cf St. Louis, in the Stee of Missourt, is pla'ntiff, and Peter Gister is actenuent, I bave levied upon and seized the iol-owing de- scribed reale tate, situated in the eitv of Si. Louis apd “tate of Missovri, and charged withthe lien of tax bi.slon which this action is founded, and de- scribed in said ereeution as follows. to wit: A lot ofground on Summit avenue, in city block 1728, 25 feet in front or widit and 140 feet in Jength or depth, being lot 3 in biuck 5in Smith’s West End addilfon to said city. , Ard liwili, on MONDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between ine hours of nine o’vlock in the forenoon avd five o’ctock in the afternoon of that day. at the east front door of the Uouri-house in ithe city of st. Louis, Staie of Missouri. sell, at public auction, for cash, to the highest hidder, the above deseribed property, or so much thereof as wil! 6atisty sala cx- ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff Covy St. Louis, Mo. St. Louts..Mo.. April Bs. 1ssv. 27X ese SALE.—BY virtue ana anthority cf a special execution issued from the otiee of of the Cirenit Courtat the City of St. returnable t: the June term. 1852. cf said court, and to ane d‘rected, wherein the Siate of Mi+sovri. atthe relation andtothe use-f Nethan- iel C. Hed-on, Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, is plaintiff. and Moritz J. Dovschu'z ana Conrad Zimlich are defendants, I have levied upou aud seized the following described real estate. situatedinthe city 9 St. Louis and State of Missouri, and charged withthe lien of tax bill on which -this action is founded, and described in said execuilop as fol- Ows, to-wlt: Number 1. Six lots ef groundon Huntavenue, each 9 feetin front er widih and 142 fect Ginchesin length or depth, being tots 69,79, 71. 72. Ti and 741n blocx 10 in Laclede Race Track Addition to said €)iV. Number 2. A lotof feet in front or width inthe one rartand pat, being lot2in bk addition to saidcity. Number 3. A lot of ground on Hunt avenue 25 widihandin length or depin-110 feet inthe one pariand fact 3% inches ta ‘part, being }ot 3in block 15 In Laclede Race ‘k ndditton to said city. will. on : SUNBE-s AY, THE3D DAY OF MAY, 188, hetween the hours nine o'clock inthe forencon and tive o'clock in the afternoon of that day. at the east front door of the Court-house. in the city of St. Louis, sell, at public auction, for cash. property, or so cution ani costs. ee . Oa st , round on Hant avenne, 25 ndin length or depth 91 feet i@tfeet 7°. inchesin the other i3 in Laclede Race Track, _% th. iv0 fect by 15 A AC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis. Mo. , St Louis, Mo.. Apri! 6, se oo" - PRINS =| y Te FY virtive and authority ofa pe claiexecuilon issucd tro OFLcs : | f St. “rif {*¢ 6 1} 3* J } r i:s2, of eaid court ts ?) # eh ti &ta . * 7 *s ia Trocley n, (aie ithe city of ft. Louis harged with the lien of | ana ce- | |, or depth. velog the naded, ’ ‘a is fou 0 we, to-wit: feet tn front or + ~ in A lot ofgr } auu é rae) -~, 4 ae i ee a i from the ofthe City of Et. issu, of eaid court. and ate of Missourt, ai the Nathaniel C. ouls, in the Siate of ;-_ 7 ~~" | : 2a nknvuY :) e - HRhnowe Sey & rem to ine directed, wherein the Sta:e of Missouri,at the and seized he follow- i } ? esvave,. ciituated in the Louis and St Virssouri. and charged f } which this action > dha ¥ te i on 4 , ’ kit i) }Phul street In city block ib) an } 22 feet 8)\xX inches ( in bl 4in Dude pict Y. 1882, fofenoon AY . at Lh the lic anction, Thee describea will saiisfy said ex- Tit DAY CF MA lock in the o? that se, In at put 14)" ‘.) CM. MASON, ity St. Louis. Mo. i lice authority of a jee Prom t! ufice of the oftbe City of st. Louis. ’ of said court, and y virtue and -* Z Netoaniel C, : the 4 uis, -? ~ .c urice McKeag, truste rs of the “ Cierk ofthe Circuit Court at the founded. and Se to-wit: in th, beicglotséand Gla Kellly’s ground on 7 each 50 Jeet ly length or 4 inecnhe ition to said rw. . 's Feh | feot 5 ae om) 46 t) Hy vr fa sis 19 and W in Rei ly’s add l!, on LY. THE V2 7 “fl DAY OF MAY, 1382. irs of . pfternoon of that * of ighest bidder, the so muctu thercof as will cutton and costs ISA Sheriff City te Louts, Mo... April id, jaa. AC M. MASON, St. Louis. Mo. LON YHERIEF’S SALE.—By yirtne and authority of a special exectition issued from the of- fice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City i St, Louis, navle to the Jime Term, lS8s2, directed, wherein the relation and tothe Collector of the ate of Missourt, 1s Philip krie- Wisker anad Joseph Hf. ’ . . ! ‘ ois seized the following situnted in the city of Missouri, and charged n this action is id execution as deserib St. Louis ar founded, follows to wilt: ,lotof ground on Taylor avenve 50 feet in Front or width ard 159 feet’ in length or depth, being tot ’4 tin Olive Strt Grove adaition. ij, On AY, THE WTH DAY OF MAY, 1882, hetween the hours of nine o’ciock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of tha day, attheeuwst front door ol the Court house, in the citv of St. Louis State of Missouri, sell at public ancti . for caab, to the highest bi deecribod property, or 80 much will satis’y said execution and . MASON, Sheriff Citv of St. Louis, Mo. Mo., April i], 1582. ISX \ St. Louis, —— nl satisfied that itis no ionger advattageous to the creditors of egene Uspelle to keep th igniment of his estate ope, ldo he revy srive pt to ail peér.obs interested in said cs ato MONDAY. THE 67H DAY OF JUNE, 18 ot as.soon thereafter a8 ] can be heard, }, the iu. estate of esid Fu; signed in Court-room adiccharge frow gaia Wwost, ( ois@uargs. A ‘ PERRY BARKTHULGOW, ssignee of Hetute Of Rugene Capelie St. souls, April id, 183. ; 14 LIGAL, Sheriff Sales. Pv samaenitituraaituarsititetemdanininiuand HERI*’¥ SSALHZ —By virmeane authority of a J special . special execution issued from the office of the clerk of the Crreuit Court at the City of St. Lous, returifable to the June term, 1882. of said court,and | ecation and costs. - refation and itothe use of Nathaniel C. Hudsou, Louis,in the State of Missouri, is plaintiff..and Jefferson A. Mavhal!.Jr., Mabel Mortimer Mayhall. Vacie UO. Mayhall, Fred- erick La B. Mayhall, Ann E. Greenwalt, J. A. Fritchey aud A. La Grave are defendants. I have levied upon ana seized the followin oe ou on which this action is tounded, and de- seribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: Number tl. A let of ground on La Beaume street in city blocw 322, Zl feet in front or width and 140 feet in length or depth,aud bounded on the north bv real estate of one Franz, on the east by that of one Con- real estate of one La Bbeaume. Number 2. A lotof gronnd on La Beaume street in city block 323. 2% feet Ll’, inches in front or width and 152 feet ('s inches in length or depth, being Jot 4i. And I wiii, pn % FRIDAY. THE 19TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, atthe east front door of the Court-house, in tbe city of St. Louts. State of Missouri, sell at public auction, for the above described ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. a St. Louis, Mo. , April 12. 1582. YLLFEPIFF’S SALE.—By virtne and authority ef a ‘es special execution issned from the office of the City of St. Louis, returnable to the June term, 1882, of said court, ana to me directed, wherein the state of Missouri, at the the use of Natnanie! C. Hudson, Louis, in the State of and unknown heirs of Anna relation and t& Missouri, is plaintiff, / © eee and Nathan D. Allen are defendants, i have levied upon and seized the following dee ecrbed rea! estate. situated in the cltv ef St. and State of M-ssouri, and cliarged with the -ax Dillon which this action fis founced, and coribed in eatd exeenution as follows, to-wit: Lot No, 13 of Clark’s addition to the city of St. Louis, said lot aiso being in city block No. 245 of the citv of St. Louis and having a front of 25 feeton Coliins street by a depth of 106 feet. And Jt will, on 2 WEDNESDAY. THE 31ST DAY OF MAY, 1382, between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon u lien of de- and tive o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-house, in tbe city of St. Louis. State of Missouri, seil, at public auction for cash. to the highest bidder, the above described property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said sculion and costs. ees ISAAU M. MASON, Sheriff City St. cana St. Louis. Mo., April 20, 1852. Q\HERIFP’S SALE.—By virtue and authority ofa N spec al execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, returnable to the Jane term, 1482, of said court, and tome directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Natbaniel C. Hudson, Collector ofthe City of St. Louis, in the State of Missourt. is plaintiff, and Pever P. Hollocher. John Hollocher, Theresa M. Hanly, sory ! C. Hanly, Mary M. Fink, August Fink, Michael L. Hotlocher, George W. Hollocher, Jacob L. Hoilocher, Eleanora Holliecher, Angust Hollocher and Henry D. Laughe lin are defenants, Il have levied uponand seizea the following de- scribed rea’ estate, situated ip the city of 8t. Lonfs and state of Missouri, and charged with the lien of tax bil. on which saidaction is founded, and de- scribed th said execution as follows. to wii: A lot of ground In Heidorn’s addition to said city, being lotSand containing twelve and 47-100 acres, and being in survey 8217, townsbip #4, range 6. And I will, on WEDNESDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF MAY, 1882, beiweea the hours of pine o’clock in the forenoon and five o’cloeck in the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-house. tn the city of Bt. Lou's. State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, ts cash, tothe highest oidder, the above de property, or so mach thereof as will sa execution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City 8t. Louls, Mo, St. Louis, Mo., April 2), 188%. 48A ~4-——.. Pa 4 ——_ a. Me, | pany, No. 600 North Nt. tools, a meeting of said purpose of mereasing the capital stock of pany from the amount of the present hundred thousand dollars to an aggregate of four hundred thousand sclare or tal.

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ad © = . a £ or oc y « i; 2 fr oe > — = ec —- —_— ~ ~~ re ¢t « 7 - « & € al e pee er 19 St. Louris Vost-Dispatch, Wondav, Hay |, 1882. Supplement. or , _ . wi : SR EIA A ai i: PANES age ip a LEGAL. LEGAL. So eae: LEGAL. | LEGAL, EG | . — RR PILES >. | Orders of Publication, Orders of Pubdlhication. Uraers of Publication. Sheriff Sales, returnavie tothe June veri, is82, of said court. and to me directed, wherein the State of Missourt, at the relation and tothe use of Wathanie! C. Hud- son, Coilector of the City of St. Louts. in the State of Missouri. is plaintiff, and Sarah C. Fitzgeraid is defendant I have ieviea upon and seized the following de- scribed real estate, situated in the city of St. Louis and State of Missouri, and charged witivthe lien of. tax bill on which this action is founded, and de- scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: A lot of ground enclosed in city doicck 2367, In front or width 25 feet in the one part, and extending toapoint in. the other part,and 157 feet 5 inches in length or aepth, being part of lot 12 in Morris estate addition to said city, and bounded on the norih by real estate of one Smith, On the east by Compton avenue. on the south extending toa point on the west by real estate of one Ries and others. And I will, on WEDNESDAY, THE 3D DAY OF MAY, I£82, between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoen and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri, sell. at pubilc auction, for cash, to the highest bidder. the above descrined property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said ex- ecution and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, 4 Sheriff Citv St. Louis. Mo. St. Leuis, Mo.. April 6. 1882. 5W HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority ofan special execution issuedfrom the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of tne Citv of St. Louis. returnable to the June term, 1882. of said court. and to me directed, wherein the Rtate of Missouri, at the relat.on and to the use of Nathaniel C. Hudson, Collector of the City of st. Louis, in the State of Missouri, is plaintiff, and Eliza Lewis is defendant, 1 have levied upon ond seizad the foliowing de- scriped tea! estate, situated intne citvoft St. Louis and Stace of Missourl. and charged with the lien o tax bit] on whichthis actionisfounded, and de- scribed in said execution as foliows, to-wit: A lot ofground on st. Louis Place in city block 1098, 25 feet in front or width and 180 feetin lengih cr depth, being lot 6 in biock13 in Union Addition to said city, and bounded on the north by real es- tate of one Lange, on the east by Seventeenth street, on the south by real estate of one Benoist, on the west bv St. Louis Place. And! will. en FRIDAY. THE 5TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of ¥Y o’clock in the forenoon and 5 o’ clock in the afternoon of that Cay,at the east front door of the Conrt-house, in the city of Si. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, the above described property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said ex- ecuticvn and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, April 7,Mo., 1882. 22W Q)HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of an h execution issuen from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Courtof the City of St. Louls, returna- ble to the June term, 1882, of said court, and to me directed, in favor of Jefferson Insurance Company, and against Andrew Durban, Joseph B. Bauer and E. Gotischammer. Inave levied upon and seized allthe right, title and interest of the {defendant E. Gottschammer in and to the following described real estate, situated inthe city ef St. Louis and State of Missouri, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot pumber one (1) in block numbered ten (10?) of Union addition, city block numbered{ elever hun- dred and one (ti0t), said lot having a front of sixty- two feet and five inches (62 ft.5 in.) On the south iine of Warren street by a demh of one hundred and eleven feetand five inches (lll ft. 5in.) toan alley twenty (20) feet wide. bounded north by Warren street, east by lot numbered two (2) of said block, south ov said alley, and west by Seventeentn street. And I witli. on VY EUNESDAY, THE 10TP DAY OF MAY, 1882, hetween tre hours of nine o'clock in the forenvon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east | front door of the Court-house, in the city of St. Louis. State of Missouri. sell, at public anction, for cash, to the highest bidder, ali the right, title, nterest, claim, estate and property of the above numed EF. Gotischammer of, in and to the above Jestribed property to satisfy said execution and SOSLS. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff City Si. Louis, Mo. St. Leuts. Mo., April, ll. Iss. tis — Qa FRIFF’S SALE.—Adam Boeck, trustee of Eliza | ee Doerner and EKiiza Doerner, and ©. A, Doerner, her husodana, vs.Cbharles Seitz and Louisa feitz.—by Virlue ana authority of a decree and order of sale issued froin the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court City of St» Louisin the above entitled cause, dated April the seven: h, 1882, will, on the THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1882, between the hours of nine o’ciock in the forenoon and tive o’ecloc« in the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-hbouse, in the city of st. Louis ard State of Missouri, se:| at public auc- tion. for «ssh,tothe highest bidder, the following cescribed real estate, situated. iving and being in tbe city of St. Louis and: State of Missouri, and de- scribed as foilows, to-wit: Lotuumber eleven of block No. 545 of the city of St. Louis, Missouri. fronting twenty five feet onthe north side of Franklin awenue bya depth north- wardiy of one hundred and fifty-five one-fourth feet Terins of Sale--One .bird cash, baiance in one and tv o years; deferred payments to bear interest at the | rate ofsix per cent per annum, to be secured by deed of trust on the property sola. and to be further ceecured by an assignment of policy of insurance upon the premises sold, fora sumequal to such de- ferred payments, the purchaser to have ieave to pay all the purchase monevinecash if be so cesire. ISAAC M. MASON, Sheriff of the City of St. Louis. St. Louis, April 17, 1ssz. 3A G. HERIFF'S SALE.—Hyvirtne and authorfty of an b execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Coeper County. returnab’e to the June term, 1882, of said .court, andto me directed. in favor of John T. Flessa, and against Kdward Gross and Angust Gross, I have levieduponand seized allthe right. title andimterest of the defendants in and to the follow- ing aescrioed real estate, situated inthe city of St. Lows and State of Missouri. and described as fol- “jJows. to-wit: the foilowing described plece or parce! of land, lv- ing and being in the city of St. Louis, State of Mis- sourt, in citv block 1205 and biock six (6) of Emi! Mailinckrodt’s addition to said city of St.Louis called **Bremen.’”’ havinga front of forty-three (45) feet on the western line of Broadway and running back westwardiy one pbundred and fifty-five (155) feet and three (5) inches more or less to an aliey twenty («wU) feet wide, bornded north by Stein, south by lotot Matthias Hermann, t¢ast by Broadway and wes. by said alley; which avove described property was acquired by the said Edward Gross ana Avp- gust Gross by and under the will of Margaretha Gross bv will admitted to probate in the Probate Court of the City of 8t. Louts on the 7th dav of Au- @iirt, 879. and duly recorded in book **N’’ of wills of said court, at page eighty (So). And I wiil, on MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1882 between the hours of nine e’clock in the forenoon and five o’clocg in the afternoon of that day, ai the east front door of the Court-bouse in the city of St. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at pub lic auction. for cash, tothe highest bidder, all the rignt, title, interest, claim, estate and property of the above named Edward Gross ang August Gross of. in and to the above described property, to satisfy said execution and co. _ ISAAC M. MASON, Sher... “ySt. Louis, Mo. St. Louis. Mo.. April 14. 1882. Administrators’ Notices. No, 14,303 of Estate. p-OsEIC ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- : TERS,—In re estaie of Martha M. Hinchey. de- ———— ec Re ee ceased.—Notice is nereby given that I hbave- taken charge of the estate of Martha M,. Hinchey, deceased. and that I -didso on the i8th dav of | April, 1882, forthe purpo-e of admininistering on the same. wih the willannexed. All persons having claims against siid estate are required toexhibitthe same to ihe undersigned for allowance wit' in one year sfter the date ei said leiters, or they may be preciuded from any beneti: of ssid estate;and {f sucheclaims be notexhibvited withintwo from the date of this publication. tnes wili be forever varred. MARTROM D. LEWIS, Public Administrator forthe City of st. outs. Office, N. W. cor. sixthand Locust Sts., Insurance Bullding. S:. Louis, Mo., May 1, 1882. 281) No 14,304 of estate. [PUBLIC ADMINISTKATOR’S NOTICE OF LET- TELKS.—in re-estare of Wiliam I. Milier, de ceasedi.— Notice is hereby given that I have tasen charge of the estate ot William F. Millers deceased, and that 1 did so on the l’th day of April, Is82, fur the burp se of administering oa the same @ All persons having claims aginst said estate are re quired to exhibit the same to the und rsigned for ale lowance witiin one year after date of sat! letters. orthey may be preciuded trom any benefit of said estate; and if such claims be not exhibi! ed withi: two vears from the date of this publication t: ey will be forever barred. MARTROM D. LEWIS, Public Administrator for the City of St. Lo. is. (fice, N. W. Cor. Sixth and Loust sts., Ins. Bui dine St. Louis, Mo., May 1, 1882. 2p Trustees’ Sales. PP SUSTES'S SALE.—Whereas Joseph Zoeller and # Maria, his wife, by their certain deed of trust. @:ted 19th day cof August, A. DD. 1875, and recorded fn the Recoruer's Office of the City of St. Louis, Mo., ip book 522, page 532, conveyed to the under sizned (among other property) the following de- scribed real estate,si uated tn the city of St. Louls,Mo. to wit: Lots numbered seven (7). eight Ks). nine (9) and ten (10) in block number four (4) of Mackenzle’s Addition, said lots having an aggre gaie trout of one hundred and seven feet six inches (107 6) on the west tine of Compton avenve, by a depth of one hun- dred and twenty-eleht ‘feet (128) to an alley if sen feet wide, which said conveyance to the undersignad was made in trust tosecure the pavment of certain Botes ia said deed of trust deseribei: and whereas one of said potes has become dne and remain: un- ad;now. therefore, at the request of the leva! olcer of said notes ana in pursuauce of the condi- tioms in s.id deed of trust, the undersigned will, on rATURDAY, THE 0TH DAY OF MAY, Is:, : between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p.m. of said dav, atthe east frou: door of the Court-houre, tn said city of St. Louis, Me., sell the above described real estate at pnbile vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, for the purpose of satisfy- ing #aid notes and the costs of executing this rust. ‘ AUGUST GEHNER, 1D Trusiee. = Administrator?’ Notices. YSTATS OF JOHN F. GRADY, DECEASED.— K Notice is her- by given ibat letters cf admials- tration on the esiare ot John F. Grady. ae deceased, wer- granted to lic undersigned hy the Probate Court of we City of $1. Lous, on the 5.b day of April, 1882 Ali percons having claims against said estate are required to exbhinii the s une to the uncersigued for alluwanee within one vear after the date of said let- ters, or they may be precitudéa from any benent of ssid estate: and if such cisims pe Tet exhio'ted within two years from the date of this publication, they will be forever barre? ne 4 loated this 13th azy of Apri), I**?. : JOHN H. TRACY, Acministrator of estate of Jolin F. Gravy, mer TOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEVENT —s otice is N hereby given toatl creditors alu others inter- ested in the «stale o? Henry M. Hofischwetlle, deceased, that I the undersigned adi nistrawr of said estate, intend to make @ tiual settlement ihe re ° of at the next teria of the ’robate Court: f the (i } of St. Louis. to be ho'deu at ihe Co iri-house in said city. on the tirsat Menday of June next. : yar LEO LAGER, Adiinbistraver. M. McKeag, Att'y. — St. Louis, April 15. 1882 ee. 5. YTOTICEK OF FINAL Ski TLEM* NUL — NOL is 4 hereby given to all creditors and others inter- ested in the estate of James D. Fall, deceased, that i,jie undersignen, admninistratrix of said estate. in'eud to make a tinals¢ tulemeni thereof atthe nextterm of ibe i St. Louis, : ye fhe loen L ey ; 1 irst Moncay of dune next. aula cpihemcmnlaaia MARGARET T. HALL, trix of James D. Hall’s bsiate. tow) e (ourt-house 10 said Acministz 4 . {) St. Louis, Apri ate : an TOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.—Notice is N hereby given toalicreditors and olaers Interest- edin the esta’e of Samuel R. Hallett deceased, that], the undersigned Z| ,. executrix of said at the uwext term of the Probate Court of we City of st. Louis. Lo he I om! ; *} at he Court-house in ai it ; oi . le first Mienday of June me ze. appeniomm AMANDA TT. HALLETT. FExecutrix of the last will and Lesiament of Samuel) é ae Ha' let 9 decease an St. Louis, April ra ma BTV" N°} ICEK GF FINAL SETTLEMENT.—Notice 1s - hereby ziven toail cre: iters and others inter- estedin the esta'e of Thomas Fitzsimmons, deceased, that 1. ine undersizgnea, acministrator of said estate, intend to make a final setticment thereof attine next terin of the l’robate Court of the Citv of St. Louis to be holden at the Comrt-house In said city, on the first Munday of June next DAVID ANDERSON, | Administrator of the estate of Thomas filizsimmons, deceased. a St. Louis, Apri! 28, 1s82. 98B — sta! E of Johann H. Domhoft. deceased.—No- nexed,on the estate. { sohann H. Dombhoff, dee: ased, were Yranry } 1m fT} e uncdersil?} ed hy +) e | Probaie Court of the City of St. Louis, on the Zoth | dav of Apri', | s*2. Allpersons baving claims against said estate are re quired to exhibit the same to the undersigued for a‘ . : + » 7 io? lowance within one year after the date of said let- ters, or they mav be precinuded from en‘ benedt of said estate: and ifsuch claims be not exhibited witbin two yerrs from the date of this publication, they Wir be forever barred Admitnitatratorse BK otlcesns. LLL LO leet - OO OO tO JUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF BANK AND INSURANCE STO UKS.—In re esiate of F. W. Nieman.—In purenaice of an order of the Probate Court for the City of 8t. Lou:s, madeon the 24th day of April A. D. 1882, I will seli, on Mon- cuy. 8) May. 1882, at pubiit vendue, or outcry, to the hiches: bidder. for cash, at i2 o*clock m., at the east front coor of the (ourt-howSe. in the city of St. Louis, forend on account of the estate of Prederick VW. Nieman, deceased, the following sescribed s.ock?, to-wit: Five shares of stoex, Biddle Market Savings Bank, each share for $100; formerly ten shares, but re- duced, Five shares of stock in the Franklin Bank, each share S100. Three and three-quarter shares Northwestern Savings Bank, formerly fifteen shares, but reducea;: esch sdare for $ 00. Five shares American Central Insurance Company, each share for $.5. . For any further information applv at my office. : MARTROM D. LEWIS, Public Administrator Citv St. Louis. Office, 615 Chestiut street. St. Louis, Aprii 26, 1882. Lanham & Sutton, auctioneers. 33B FStAtEe of Henry Esgelking, deceased.— Notice is hereby given that letters of ada- ministration on the estate ot Henry Engelking. deceased, were granted to tne uadersigned by the Probate Court of the City of St. Lonis, on the twi nty-second day of Apri), A. D. iss2. All persons having claims ugainst said estate | are required to exhibit the same tothe under- . Peobhate Court of the City of | signed for allowance, within one year after the dute of said letters, or they may be preciuded from anv benefit of said estate, and if such claiins be not exhibited within two years from the date of this publication, they will be for- ever barred. Dated this 244th day of April, 1882 MARIA ENGELKING, _ A@ministratrix of the estate of Henry Engel- ob ectute. intend to make a final settiement there of | King, deceased. No. 14.281 of Estate. DJUBRLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- TERS —In_ re estate of lirennis Biuck-ey, | deceased.—Notice !s hereby given that] have taken | charge of the estate of 4 tice is hereby viven toatietters, with willlan-: | P Dated this 29ta dav of April. 188? FREDERICK DICKROEGER, Administrator with will annexed of Johanna HH. Dome Nheff. decease:t. v > TOLUICE OF FINAIT s| lis ice is ee here. iven Lo cre } r er | ested in the estat Willian Laing, Aaecexnsed, that IT. the pide 4 , »Iministratrix of Said estate. lend to Mare a I nent tLuere- of at the ex err f i ( rt of th (ity of S 3 to t ‘ ¢ ri-DOUuSE n said city on th : {J ‘ ‘ ' ‘ | §t, Lonis. Mo., Apri 1s~2 a pee OF FINA!, SETTLEMENTY.—Notice ts | a here’ en to all credito #.d others inter- ested in the estaie of | iitenry Schroeder decease?, that J, ihe ders led, exeecutrix of said estate. intend tag mareAé tinal sett ement thereof at | the nextt r} of Vii Prob-t- Co of fie City of St. Louis, to be hollen at the Court-house in said cis, off the fist Mond s°2 A A MARI (CHROEDER, Executrix of Henry schroeder, decea ed. Rudo'ph Schuienth.re, ait’ y atlaw. st. Louis, April 27. i-52 m$'5 ISTATiH of ¢ be? Zz ef ‘ 4 hereby given that letters ofa the estate of Gustav Hertwic, deceased, were granted to the undersigned bv the Pro- bate Court of the City or St. Louis, on the 7 aay of April, Ps. Ail persons having ec'ain 5 avainst said estate are rejuired to exiiied the sametothe ander- signed forallowance within one vear after the date of said letters, orthevinuyv oe precinaged rou any nenemt o7 said estate, and if such claims be not ex- hibited withiniwo vears from the date of this publica- tien they wi!’ be forever barred. Dated this 19th day of Avri 2. VILHELMINA HERTWIG, Administratrix of Gustav Jlertwig, deceased. , 1852 | b1iA YTOLICE OF FINAL #FEKEITLEMENT.—Notice is | — berebyv giv-u toall creditorsand others inmter- ested in the estate >f Martin Reuter, deceased.that!I the undersizned administratrix of sald estate. iniend to make a tinal settiemen thereof at the nex! erm of th Probate Court of the City of St. Louis, to be hHotden at thre ( ouri- house in said city on the first VMoucay of next June. DOROGLTHEA REUTER, Adiministretrix Of Martin Reuter decea 1. st. Louis. April is. Iss2. Assignees’ Notices. a oserlge alll a E.—Notice is hereby given i io al. the creditors of Joho d. Daiv & Co., of the city of St. Louis, Missouri. that I wiii, on the 254 dav of Mav, A. DD. 1882, atthe offi eof Wm. C. Jonesand ¥. x VeCabe, on the sou hea teoruer of Olive and Filth stree:s. intone cits ef St. Louie and State of Missourl. proceed publiciv to adiust ana al- low demands ugainst t! ‘ faie and off, cl «sSigne ai to ine UV Saliddohn J. Daly A Co. tur the benciis of creaditors. JOE. BRB. WHYTE. Assignee for Jubnd. Daiv & co. St. Louis, Mareh 31, lox. Fags tol E'S NOTICE.—the ereditors of J. I). | Fanikner ere bero by noviied that on Monéay, ibe 29th Gay os Mav, iSs2, and for two ognse “uti davs thereatter, beiwee hiuhe O’c'ock a m. and five o’ciock p. m., atthe omce ot J. m. &C. H. Krow . o07 Olive streej, st ouis, Twill proveed t2 aciu-t and aliow demas against the trust fund ia m hands as 4 he r i Faulk f FE Cece = 4 viiec ’ Tah: ws ‘, , , }: NECK LOn S SALB (ij Kes ly E~TAi kK. 4 NOL Cr Nnereny BQiven iat DY Virtue of a order of the Provate Court of the Cite of Sct Lou's |} made atthe Maich term thereof, I, Conrad Ras execuior of the estate of Puil > Ne fang, deceased VW oil Dennis Buckley, deceased. and that I did so on the 5d day of April, 1882. for the purpose of administering won the Sane. All persons having claims against said estate are re- quired to exhibit the same tothe undersigned for al- lowance,within one year after the date of said letters, orthey may be precluded from any benefit of said estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of this publication, they will be forever barred. MARTROM D. LEWIS, Public Administrator for the City of St. Louis. Office N. W. Cor. Sixth and Locust sts., Insurance St. Louis, Mo.. May 1. 182 24D No. 14,202 of Estate. PIRBLIC ADMINISTRATOR ’S NOTICE OF LET- TERS.—In re estate of Eliza J. Halley, de- cease d.—Nolice is herepy given that 1 have takeu charge of the estate of Eliza J. Halley, aeceased. andthat I did so onthe 10th day of Apr’! lssZ. itor the purpose of administering on tne Saine. All persons naving claims against said estate are re- guired to exhibit the same to the undersigned for al- iowanee, within ee year after the date of said let- ters, or they may be precluded from‘any benefit of said estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within two vears from date of this publication, they will be forever barred. . MARTROM D. LEWIR&, Public Administrator for the City of St. Lonis. Office porthwest corner Sixth and Locust streets, jneuranece Rui lding “t. Louis. Mav 1, les. "eb — es - ~ No.14,27%5 of Fst+te. FPIUBRLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- Py TERS inre estate of Andrew Yourg, Ge- ORDER OF PUBLIVATION. : State of Missouri, City of St Louis—ss. In the Circuit Court Cicy of St. Louis, February Term, 1852 Wednesday, March 22, 1882- The State of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Nathanie!: C. Hudson, Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the Staie of Missouri, vs. Julfus E. B’aumsdorf. No. 2005. Now at this day comes the plaintiff, by its attor- ney. and it appearing to the court that the order of publication heretofore granted in this cause, as printed and publi hed. is defective anc not in con- formity to law, itis ordered that said order be re- newed,. and it anpearipg to the court from the re- turn of the Sheriff op the writ of summons tbat raid defendant can not be found in the city of St. Louis, and ihe court being satisfied that the ordinary pro- cess Of law can not be served upon him, It is orderee that said cefendant be notified thata civil ection has been commenced ¢gainst him, the o' ject ana general nature of which is to enforce the jen of the State of M’'ssour) for the delinquent taxes of the years 1577 and IS78, amounting in he aggre- gate toibesum of ‘hirty-one dollars and twenty- four cents. t gether with Interest aud cos's, upon tie following described seal estate, situate, lying snd beingin the city of St. Louis, to-wit: A lot of ground on Breadway. in city bloek 1955, 52 feetin front or width apd 157 fect 10 inches in ‘ength or cepth,. being the wesi parts of lots 6 to 10, ipeiusive, in block i itn Bryan’s addition to said elty, ana bounded on the nerth bv real estate of oue Bryan. on the cast oy Fourth street, ou the south by real estate of one Kurtkamp, on the east by Broad- way. And unless he appesr at the term of this court to be begun and heid at the city of St. Louis onthe first Monday of June next, and on or bef re the ihird da thereof auswer the plaintiff's petition, the same will be taken ageins! him as coufessed. And } further ordered that a copy hereof be published acporcing to ‘aw im the St Louis Post- DISPATeé rit newspaper printed and published in the c.ty of At. Lu Ule. A true cépy from the record. Witneess\ my hand and seal of the Cirentt Court City of St,\ouis, Usis 10th day of April. 1582. Scran ¢\ CHAS. F. VOGEL. (iu~v~) Cierk. M. B. Jonas, Diaintifi’s att’v. UZ ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Missourt, City of St, Louis—ss. Inthe Vrobate Court for the Cnty of i 9 ? es ‘ iQ } Court of the City of St. Loviis, M ssourt, to in | th on iam sal , ‘ . , = va Ubon to | betden at ihe ( OUrt-Ot “€ in Said cl'y on the first Tg ar ag Th Fors Ne = it fee ! Monday of June next, is aR EER Bee |. iad , . R . . ta ; 2 AUR ira’r?x. Se pala ae : a | &t. Lou's. February 21, 1:82. lop | Pe hRvVis ¢ salt t} id sof ¢% D eain- . . a 1 we Money in Hand ‘ t Wo ! ile | wo. $4,777 of Kalas | -watrnctgt Be és a . t is i Ewe ears respe-t ely. | ee eee NOTICE OF LET . 3 prs o ber PRits th, &e CstaLle Of Pomo.tis (oni ig. Interest ALB A per cent peran LsTths reed fe ed | ceased .—NoOtiC« is hereby, riven tioat 1 have ta hk gy i by deet of irust on The prow rly 80.0, © fil Mo.i “ll ‘uargee ff the estate of Lie option of the purcuaser. CUNRAD ROSE ~-- Me on PXeCit iv NOTICE Te Take Depositions to Pay. ry petuate Testimony. On In tae Cirevlt Court of» i of St. Louis, State of ¥} eu irk. Ay» ie an | n ie - In the matteroftiic povitiva of Loutea Schwehe] for commission 10 tase ar PUSALONS ty perype te.timony. To Geo, P. Daub, Eva M. Daub and whom it may concern: You are hereoy notified ital un er aod by virtue Of a commission issued Out of the of) oO th (lierk of iT Cireul Cour of the City of s Lonis Missouri dated Apri: D« TSS’. Menpositiaags of w. @3a- @3; will be taken in the ab USt it the offiee of Wietandy & Kong. No. 517 ('besint reet. in saia city of st. Louts, on the Loh dav of dune. [Se tween the hours of eight oc lick in the forenoon and sx o'clock in the atternvon of that dav, | and, if not completed on that day, will be contioned from cay to day atthe saine place snd between ihe Same hours until compieted. The object and pur- Pp ‘se in baking said depositions is to + rpeicate ihe Wwstimnony of witnesses to establish ‘he fact that the said Louisa Schwebel ihever tcchnowicdyed ace cording to law a cer’ain deed of irust dated the 19th day of December, 1873. to one Georu: Born as tinstee for the benedi of Geo. ©. Danb. and which is duly recorded is boos 455 at poge 2 of the Kecorder’s office of the citv of St. Louis Missouri, which shows upon the record that the said jwoutsa Sch webel relinquished her dower,as the wife or John A. Schwebei, inandtothe followieg described real | @ttate and pr. mises in which she yet fo dian! owns hey said dower, Lowwit: 1.9" NO. 4 In viock No. 3 of Sonth Stoddard addition ofthe ciiy of st. Louis, Missouri, according to an emende{ pial thereof on recordin che «fice of the Reeoroe 1 of the City of St. Louls, huvingafrent on the souta ‘ine or Manchvuster road of twenu y-four feet one anv a half inches, by a deph of one hau- drei and twiniy-tive feet to an ailey twenty fcet idé, \Ogethea with all ium’ roverents thereon . LOULSA SOHWEBsL, WD By Wielandy & King, Ler Attorneys. | Timothy Cronin, i¢ Cea ed. and thiat ! A}ai t? a the rst day ot A Pil, iso2, for the purpose of adr inistering on the same. ‘ ll persons having claims against said estate are re- puired to exlibit the same to the under ned for al owance within ome vear after the date Cite; or they mics be preciucded from HIN be holden at the Court- house tn said citv on the fi-st Monday of J ne next (\THERIN®E KIEDEL and JULIUCr TLRUSCHEFELD, Executors of the estaie of Valentine Riedel, de- Fe dott St. Louis, April 20, 1882. 645A — — —— ee ee ( 'UARDIAN S SALE OF REAL ESTATE — “ NOU is hereby wiven that, by virtue of an ordfor of the Probate Court of the City of St. Lonts. made at the Marci term therecf, I, Paul Welte rfiam of Anna W. Wette. wiil . PN ai . q\)] MuNDAL. THE 22D DAY OF MAY, 1882, between he hours of iv oO clock a. mm apd = 5 oO clock p. mm. of that day, atthe east front door of the Court-hnonse. w the city of St. Loul-, sell at public suction the followtog de- ed re: . scribed rea: estate. situated in ihe citv of St. Lovis Simte Of Missourl. to-wit: ihe south | Pf ofltoi No. two in block No. one of Lo Hsseli’ssra additvuon to fhe city of St. Lon's, State of Missouri, a piatof vb.ch is on reeord tn the Hecorcver’s of! of the tate St. Louis connty, now Clty, said south heifol lot No. two having a f-ont of vVenlty Fy feel o the east line of Broadway bv a f fone bun read and iort 130) feet to an allev a ef Wide. boundedon the cast b satdalley, scerth by oo orth hat? of sald lottwo, west by Droauway, aaa nth y the wort? line of bot NO. Ghe. bi iivie Or SALKE.- One-third of the purctiase ¢ ht . rt’ fa et im «epre rmel two Vears re: pec ively from th dav of sale, the de erred p yments to bear Nfereshat side perc Bl per annum aad De -ecurred ftri 0 he 7 riy.oid, orfur ¢ li. ost i ' Uv it} i PAUL WELTE PZ, Guardian of Ansa W. Welte. 4 (MINISTISATRIX’ SALE OF REAL E from aa hile hy bal rs: c.ivel Mecomber 3th. P75. |} snd J nuary 16t%, [8)3,on record ia “ooks . 36. page ri % id MOOK vrs )) 4 40) Pe at. Louls tec ray rs | offive | Vorms ov ente (ne “th ‘of the purehase mone ; imench, a Pras Paiareece In two ena! i #3 ’ t ? ghyle noone acd two vears respective 'y freaitn Like iy Of sale. thre eferred PwyimMenis to Lear tere at x } een’ perannun and to be seeur i Caf£ii AL Late ption of ihe ed by ceed of ‘rust on the pr perty seld; or for ‘ red hy s¢ 7 | MARIA BELSCHNER, .imivistratrix of the e@state of Acuwin Be)se ner, ce ‘eased. lh “ Se ene — ~\ CTICE OF FINAL, SETTLEMENT. —Notiee tg 4 he ev given co ail creditors and other: ijuter ested in the. aie of i ibbanie! KK. Prescott, deceasec, toatl tus undersigned, « xecu'rix of said ¢ tate, intend to mak- a final se'tiement tuere of at ye next ten of the I’rc bate Court of the City of St souls, tobe boiden t the Court-house in sa . aid city on tie fir:t Monday of June next. MARY K. PRESCOTT, Executrix, St. Louis. April 14, 188?. 4Z Se | yg tity tone: - P. Man, deceased.—Notice is erevy Civeu that letters of administratio the estate of 5 Se Jacob P. Man, Beceneee, were gran o ve Yee undersigned by the rebate Court of toe Cit si. Louis, dav of April, 1882. . : Ra on poe All per ons having claims against seid estate are required to exbislt the saine toihe undersigned for ailowauce, wiihl) one year after the date of sai .et- ters. or they may be precluded from any bevefit of Sale estate. and ifsoch claims be not exhibited with. in two years ‘rom | v i = ro yeas Ay es the date f this pubiication, they Dated this 19th day of April, 1882 EVWARD W. BENS Adm) nistrator of the esiate of J. P. Maa, a URDEK OF PUBLICATION. Rtate of Missouri, City of St. Louis—ss. In the Circuit Court City of 8t. Louis, February Term. 182. ‘ Wednesday, March 272, 1882. The State of Missouri, at tne relation and to the use of Nathaniei C. Hudsen, collector uf the Cly of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, vs. ° Julius E. Branmedort. ape, - Oo. yar) Now at this day comes the plaintiff, by its attor- ney, andon mo'‘ion itis ordered that the order of publication heretofore granted herein be renewed, and it appearing to the court from the retura of the Sheriff on the writ of summons ‘hateaid defendant canpot ve found in the city of St. Louis and the court being satisfied — the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him, It is ordered tnt caid defendant be rotified thata civil action has been commenced against him, the object ahd general nature vf which is to enforce the lien of the State of Missouri for the delinquent taxes of the year 1879, amounting to the sum of twelve dollars ana forty-elkht cents, tozetnerc with interest anu cv ts, upon the following «escribed rea] estate. situate, lying and being in the city of St. Beouls, to-wi': A lot of ground on Broadway in city block 1935. 32 feet in troxt or width ana 157 ieet 10 inches tn iergth or depth, being the west part ef lois 5 to 10 in Block lin Brvyan’s addition tu said aity, and bounded on the north by reai estate of one Bryan, on the east by Fourth street, on the souih vy real estace of one Kortkamp, on the west by Broadway. Ana uniess he appear atthe erm of this court to be bexun and held atthe ci y of St. Lows on tue first Monday of June next. a.d on orbefore be third day thereof answer the plaintiff's petition, the saine will be taken against him as c nfessed And itis further ordered that a cour hereof be published accor.ing to law in the St. 1 wis Post- DISrATCH, @ newspaper printed and published in the city of St. Louis. A true copy from the record. Witness my hand and seal of the Circuit Court City of St. Louis this ilth day of April, iss2. ~—™ SEAL CHAS. F. VOGEL, ~~ ulerk. M. B. Jovas, plaintiff's attorney. iZ ORDER OF PUBLACATION. State of Missouri, City of St. Louis—ts. in the Circuit Court City of St. Louis, April Term, 1882. Wednesday, April 5, 1882. Mary VY. Jchason, ves. David Johnson. : Now comes the piaintiff by his attorney, and on his motion, it appearing to the court, from the petition and affidavit heretofore filed herein, that the defendant is not a rsid:nt of the State of Mi souri, it is ordered thet said defendant be notified that a civil actin has been commenced against him, the object and general pature of whichis ito obtaina decree cf divorce from the bonds of matrimony con- tracted beiween plaintiff amd defendan', on the grounds of desertion and abandonment for the spa e of one whole year orece‘ing the tiling of ber pett- iion herein, and habliual drunkenness; aud unless he appear at the t-rm of this court to be vegun and held at thecity of St Louis onthe first Monday of June next, and oor before the third day thereof answer the plaintiff's petition, the same will be taken against him as confessed. Ana itis further ordered that a copy hereof be pub- lished according to law in the : uis Post-Dis- PATCH, a newspaper printed and published in tne city of >t. wouls A true copy from the recora. Witness my hand and seal of the Circuit Court Citys of St. Louis, this 6th day of April, lsez. ~-— SEAL CHAS. F. VOGEL, —~ Clerk. F. A. C. MACMANTS, . At’s at Law, 1101 Franklin avenue. 5OW ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State «f Missouri, City of St Louis—ss. In the Circuit Court citv of St. Louis, April ‘erm, 1882. Wednesday. April iz. 1882. Yucatan R. Marsteller Lucy Fllen Marsteller. Itappearing trum the affidavit attached to the petition herein that defendant is «2 nen-resident of the State, so that the ordinary processof law cannot be served upoo ber, on motion of piaintiff by attorney. it is ordered that sald aefendant ve notified that a civil action has been commnenced against ter, the objectand generai nature of which is to obtsip a decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony ex- isting betweeu piaintifi an?’ d+fencant, on the grvuund that aefendant bas offered such ind gnities (Oo Diaintiff as torenter her ce: dition tatolera +e And unless she appearattheterm of his eourt to | be vegun and held at he ¢ci'y of St. Lovwis. on the firs! Mondav of dure next, and on or before the tnird day thereof answer the plaintiff's petitten, | the same will be taken against him as confessed. And it:is further ordered thata copy hereof be pubiished according to law in the St. Louis Posr DISPATCH, a hewspaper printed and published in the city ef at. Louis. A irueé copy from the record. Wituess my hand ard seal of the Cirenit Court City of St. Louis, this 12th day of April, iosz. me SEAL CHAS. F. VOGEL. inr~ 167, Cierk. ORDER Or PUBLICATION. State of Missouri, ‘ity of St. Louis—ss. ln the Cirevtt Court. (ity of St. Louis, Apri! Term. 1882. Monday. April iv, 1882. Ciaude M. Harrington vs Lulu Har ington, Now at this day, itapovrar ng t> the court from the pe.vition and afiluavit heretofore tited herein that the def-ndant is anon-re:i ent of 'be Siate of M'ssouri, wherefore, on motion of plaiotitr by atorney, It is ordered that svid defencant be notiied thata civil action has béen commenred against ber, the ob- ivct and generai nature of which 1s to obtain» decree of divoree from the bonds of matrimony + xisting be. tween tbe p.aintiff an’? the defendant, on the grounds that the defeudant while living with the plainuff was offen and aimest habitualiy intoxi- cited. and that the defenuant has been guilty of adultery. Ava unless she aypear at the term of this court to be negun and held at the city of St. Louis, on the fi st Monday of June next, andon or before tbe third day there >f answer the plaintiff's p tition, the same will be taken against her as co rfes ed. And itis further ordered that a copy hereof be P published according to law ina the St Louis Posr- DISPATCH a newspaper printed aud published in the city of St. Luis. A true copy from the record. Witness my hand and seal of the Circenit Court City o: St Louis, this Leth day of April, ‘s (~— / CHAS. F. VuouRST,. ¢ SEAL ? Cierk. i—~ M. Thompzon, ait’v for plaintiff. WZ ORDER VF PUBLICATION. State of Missouri, City of St. Louils—ss. In the Circuit Conrt City of St. Louis, 4 Apr.l Term 18*2. ~— as | uc Sclay ° April i, iss. Clara Grady. VS. ward Grady. It appearing from the purition herein duly verified bi aflidavi' that the de«fendantisa non-resideni cf the state o° Missourt, thercfore, on moikwnoft the pisintcfft by her attorney, is rdered that scid defendant be not'fied tha! a Civil action bas be-n comme: ced against hia the od- ject and zenerri ature which is 'o obtain a decre of divorce from ‘he b¥nds of matrimony existlig betwecu the plain'iff ana defendant, on the grounds thatthe def nd:ot nas offerca the plaimtif? sich ia fignities as tl» render Der condition in olerab e, thai be ha. for more then one whole year next vefore be ‘commencement of this IL @V,naonet auc deserted | aid plaintiff. and ba» failed to gbupp ort sa‘d plaintife Since t*e rmarriage. and for an order restoring plaintifi’s & rwer nome of Clara Faireh jd. And unless be appear atthe term of th.s eobrt to heve:un and ieid at thé city ef 8:. Lou's, on the first Mo nedsv of June wext, andeonor vefore the isi:d aay thereoOt answer th: plaintiff's petition the same wili ve taken avains. him as cow fessed. And it is fur her orderead that a cupv hereot vy published according tolawin ine St Lovts Pos LisPATCIL& hewspaper printed:and publi. ned in tus e:ty of St. Lous. A irue copy fromthe record. Witness my hand and seal of the C renit Court City of st. Lous, this 6th day of April, 182. =e" SEAI ‘ CHAS. F. VOGEL, Clerg. — 4 ee ee AR ae ORDER OF Pt BLICATION, State of Missouri. « ity of St. Lonte—es. In the Circalt (lourt City of St. Louis, February Te: ma, 1&2. Wetnesday ,. Maren 22, ) 882. | The State of slissovr!, at the relation and to the rse of Nathaate! 3 Huason, Celiector of the City of Louis, in the State of Missouri, ‘s Vi Johu Dunn, Mary Dunn and John F. Dunn. Iai New at this day comes tae plaintiff. bv its atrorney. and it appearing to theeonr: from the petition in tuls cause that the defindsnt Johan F. Duna is a non resident of the Mtate of Missourt. I. is ¢reered that said defendant be notifled that a civil action bes been com. eneed rgZainst bim and others, ibe onject acd general nature of whieh is t enforce the hen of the State of Missourt for the ao. linquent taxes of the years IS71, IsT2. Is7B. WaT4. LST Iss and 1879, amohoting im ihe avvregate to the «am of two hundred and sixty-one dollars and siaty 2-1. — yy ane puberest end costs. upon the fo} owing 4: scribed real estate, situ “ ony of ~ Lous, to-wit: nits JING aes Hating Oli il ground of Second stree’.in cit” ble 5 105 feetin front or widih and 298 tent be inaiee length or depth, being iw biock 50 in wlier's survey and bounded on the north by real estate of ove Fis. herty. on the east by -econd street, ou the sour. be ee of om’ Briggs and on the west by Third it . And unless he appear at the term of t be begun and heid at the city of St. onsen tata Monday of Juve next, and on or before the third day ghereof answer the plaintiff's petition, the same will need be tartaae ante eee copy h Tere ecing 10 law ip the Bt ‘Louie Post: we city of St Louis. ablished in Witness my hand aud seat of the Cireuit.c ot St. Levuls this ith day of April, ay Court City ORDER OF PUBLICATION, State of Missouri, Ci y of St. Louis—sg, In the Circuit Court City of St. Lonis, April Term, 1582. Tne-day. April il. 1882. Sallie A.Gordon vs. Minerva E. Goll etal: wOew os {ft appearing from th- sduitional affidavit thig flied herein tuat Devidd. Voorhs, one of the o° fendants to this cause. ie bow avon-resident of State of M ssuuri, wherefore, on aiviion of the plsintitf by attorney, . itis ordered thai sald defendant, David J. Voor. his, be notified that a civil action Bas been com. menaced against him, the object and general nature of which is to obiaia a decree of partition of the fo). jowing descrided real estate, situaced in the city og St. Louis aud State of Missouri, to-wit: \. Lot 24 of block 215 of said city, having a front eg 50 feeton the westline Fourteenth street, py 4 depth of 150 feet and more particularly described follows: Commencing ata point 1a the west line og Fourteenth street, one hundred (109) feet north og the intersection of the west line of Fourteenth stree’ wiiD tae rerth line of fwplar street. thence wesiwardly paraliel with Poplar street,150 feet ts an alley, thence northwardlv along tbe east line ot sali alley 50.feet, thence eastward:y paraiiel with Popla’ street 160 treet to the west Une of Fourteenth, street, thence soutnwardly along the west ling og Fourtecuth street 5) feet to the point of beginning, 2. A certain low of ground situated in block 32 og seid city, having afrontof26 feet 8 inches on the west sine of Second street, by adepth of 150 fee and describes as fo'lows: Commencing at a point ia ihe wes’ line of Second street 55 feet 4 Inches eouth of the point of intersection of the west line og Second stree: with the south hneoft Madison street, thence westward!y parallei with Madison street 159 feet. thence southwardiv pafraliel with Secong sireet 26feet 8 inches, thence easiwardiy paralie] with Madison street 150 feet to Second street, theace norihwardiv along the west line of Second strees% feei Sinches to the point of beginning, and being bounded on noth bg land now or formerly of Jas. gs, Sivaaigo, on east by Second street, on south by land now or formerly of Harrison and Filley, and on weg by land now or jormeriy °f Moore. " And unless he appear at the term of this court te be beg» » ana held at the gity of St. Louis on the firsg Mondav of June next. and on or before the third day thereof answer the plaintiff's petition, the same will be taken against him as confessed. And it is further oruerced that a copy hereof published aceordiagto lawinthe St. Louis Pog. DISPATCH, a newspaper prinived and publishedip the city of St. Louis. A true copy from the record. Witness my hand ard seal of the Circuit Court City of St. Louis, this 2th day of April, lsd. were | SEAL CHAS. F. VOGEL, —_~ Clerk, Collins & Jamisen, Att’vs for Pl'ff. 14Z ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Missour!, Jliv of 8t. Louls—ess, In the Circuit Court Cicy of St. Louis, February Term, 1882. Friday. March 3i, 1382. Caihar.na =chmidt vs. William Sebmidt. It appearing from the afiidavit attached ® plaintiff's petition that «he defendant is nota restdeut of ihe State of Missouri, therefore, on mo- tion of plaintiff. by atiorney, lt is ordered that said defendant ove notified that ¢ civil action has been commencea against him.the object aud genera! nalure of which is too taina decree «f divorce from the bonds of matn- mony existing between 7 laintiff and defendan'. on the ground that defendant has atsemed himself from plaintiff without a reasonable cause tor the space Of more than cone vear next before the filing of the petition herein. Anduniess heap: ear atthe term of this court te be begun and reld al the city of st. Lowls, on the first Mondav of June wext. and on or before the third day thereof answer the pDiaintiff’s ,petition, the same will be taken aga'zist bim as confersea. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof be published according to ‘aw in the st. Louls Post. DISPATCH, a newspaper priated and pubiished im the city of St. Louis. A true copy from the record. Witness my hand and seal of the Circuit Court City of St. Louts this lst day or April, I-52. SEAL CHaS. F. VOGEL. Clerk. Collier & Muench, for plaintiff. 17Z VGEDER OF PLBLICATION. State of Missouri. Citv of St Louis—ss. Iu the Circuit Court Citv of St. Loais,] April Verm, (@82. Thur-day, April ls, 18°. The State of Missowrt.a tie relation and to the use of Nathaniel! ©. Hudsen Coliector of the City of st. Louis. in the State of Missourl, VSe rhe unknown heirs of | hristopher Magutre. ? " [69 Lie wth . Now at th's day comes the plaintiff. by its attor- nev, and having filed its petition, duly verified by affiéawit. stacneg. among ober things. thai the real estare described herem is owned by the heirs of Chris<- L pos Ma.ci¢,aau iitatt en m6 of sald heirs are UckveWwL and canno be inserted ia said petition, and that thes cerive their luterese in and to said real estate "y reason of such heirship, it is ordered that said defendants he notfir a List “ c. vil action has been commenced a.ainst them. the object and general na‘ure of which if to optain a judgment in rem for ine sum of SW 14, toxether with Interest and costs, for ithe de iin jueat taxes of jhe years 1875. 187%and ISS?, against .he f-llowing deseribed re.«l estate, si uate, lying and being in tae city of St. Louis, w- wit: i. Lots numbered respectively thirteen (13). four- teen (l4) and fifiven in city bioek No. 292 of said citv, and alo being in Walnut Hill addition ‘to éalid ity. each of said lots having «a froat of filty (5)) feet on Maigen Lave anda depth of one hundred and forty (140) feet 2. Lote bumbered respectively 95, 96 and ¥7 in city block No. 242 of said city and aiso beingin Walnut Hilt addition tosaid citv each of said last mentioned lo s haviog a front of 5v fee. ou Maiden Lane, bys depth of 1/ feet and eo inches. Aad unless they appear at the term of this court to be begun and heid at the eliyof st. Louis onthe first Monday ot June next, and on or before the third day thereof auswer the plaintiff's petition, tae same will oe take» against tuem as confessed. And itis further ordered that a copy bereof be pub- lished accorcing to iaw inthe st. Louis Post-Dis PATCH, a newspaper printed and pubdilshea in tbe cilv of St. Louis. A true cop: from the record. Witness my hand and seai of the Circult Court, City of st. Louis, this loth day of April, 1582. —e CHAS. F. VouEtl. ) SEAL é Cierk. © ities M. bk. Jonas. plaintiff's ettorney. 97. A cdiministrators’ Notices. NY orice OF FINAL S¥TILEMENT.—Notice fs P’ berepy wive. toall creditors and others later- ested in the estate of steila M. Platt, deceased. that I, the uudersigued. administrator of. Saidesiate. Intend to mekK* «a final setticimeat there- of atthe next term of the Probate Court of the City of st Louls, to be holden at the Court Louse in sity On the first Monday of June ne xt. oO. H. PLATT. Acmin'strator of Stelia M. Piatt. deceased. St. Lont:. April 12. 1882. bf, NY Ore KE ©F FINAL SETTLEMENT.—Notiee ts 4 hereby given to ail creditors and oilers inter- ested in the estate of Johann Schulz, deceased, that I. the un iersignea, administrator ot aiv esiate. lutend to mate a final set'lement there- f at the next term of the Probate Curt of the City of st. Louis, to be hoi en at the Court-house in sald city on the tirst Monday of June next. HERMANN KURZ, Acmtnistrator, with wiil annexed, of Johana schuls’s esiae St. Louis, April 20. 1882 eTA FTOTICE ur FINAL a] TTLEMENT. ~Norce is - eres, given b+ all creditors and others inet ted in Lhe esla’e o lewis V Bogy,. deceased, that T. the undersigneu. administrator of -ald estale. intend to make a final settiement thereof s. the next term of the Probate Court of the City of St. Louis. to be “olden at the Court-house in said “ily on the firs. Mondevy of June next. SAMUEL N. HOLLIDAY, Administrate®. St. Louts, Mo.. April 27, 1882 eB NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. —Notice ie 4 her oy eiv o to all crediters and O LINES. inter ested in be es ate of . Hermann Briekroede, a ceased, that I, the undersigned, administretrix of nid ectate Intend to wale a final settiement thereof at the next term -f the Probate Court of City of St. Louis, to be holden at the Court-house of saia city on the first Mond..v of June nex WILMEUMINA BRIEKROEDE, A iministratrtx of the estate of Hermann Brickroede, aw ee eee si. Lowls, Mo. May 1. Isa. i No. of estate 7 025. peBtic ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF PI “AL, SEITLEMENT.—In re estate of Pietro Tugroll, deceaseu. —-Notice is hereby given to the crcoultors and others tnterestee in the estate or * Vietro Jugnoil, deceased, that I, the undersigned, Publie Admin- ‘strator. in cbarge of sald estate (administrator de LOnis non), lL tend to make a final settlement there- fa’ the rext term of the Probate Court of the pines | 1 St. Louls, to be holden at the Court house ig oity On the first Monday of June. A. D. 182. MARTROM D. LEWIS, Pubite Admin.st-ater City of St. Office, Room 10, secoud floor, Ins. Building, N,. Ww. cor. & xin and Locust sts. St. Louis, Mar 1. 1582. 2D YorlNk OF RESIGNATION OF CURATOR. a SHii’.—To ali persons concerned: Take noe Lice, Unat the undersigned. curator of the Allie A. Neely. will, ai the next Jane term (i882) of Ww the Probate ho.den at (ue Court-house in said cliy of 8t, «nm the first Monday of June next. lss2, » a sala court for leave to resign the office and uwust curator as aforesaid. ; SAMUEL N. HOLLIDAY, Ourstor of Alile a, NostVe .UAM' MAN'S NUTICE.—Notice is nere te whom it may Concern that the <A was, On the 2th day Of April, Is83_ appot Honorable Probate Court ser the City of Ste of doaepis W. alles, a peteon of whie ®t. Louis, May 1, TS82. urt of the City of Si. Louis, be

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