St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 4, 1882
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12001 - rare, LOUIS, LVED! * Boxes, Ete., on eet routes, ICLALK AVE, _ St. ‘Louis ] ast - Dispatch. ——— XXXI. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1882—TWELVE PAGES. LEUBRIES SPECIAL BARGAINS: F"O Fe mellik i) im IM — S| 85 dozen Terra Cotta, 8-Button Length, Mous- quetaire Gloves, at65 Cents; ourregular price $1! 25. BARGAINS EVERY DAY. 705, 707, 709, 711 and 713 Franklin Avenue. CAUTION: To id mistakes see thatthe ne “LD EUBRIES” is Tl ll Cyl Hig a TE ALUE Ui GASH, VTHE SOUTHERN,” Om Walnut, Elm , - AND swoROUG gL Y FIREPROOF. ; pen. 0 Clal TB Moret Co omp any. + #B\44s. P. WARNER, General Manager. OS PR LT Os ea Fa ee Pants to order from 35 up. Suits to order from $20 up. Overcoats to order from $15 up. Perfect rit Guaranteed. ' THE Imporied and omestic Weolens NICOLL, the Tailor Numbers 9 and 11 South Fourth Street, and 705 Olive Street.) LARGEST STOCK OF of lea vi 1 their me: sure fo or Gentlemen visiting the city, de ce leave it with this reliable [useee Seeers, will fh, wl it to their intere so b vl Si amples and rules for self-1 ire nt sent by mail. ~GIBERT BROS. id Retaiters of REEP'S cUSTOR SHIRTS 6 FOR $9. . made to meas unre, jit guarantecd, Neckwear, gloves, Handk’ fs, Underwear, Hosiery, Suspenders. eli able Goods. Reasonable Prices. ; Tres Latest Sty les. 604 OLIVE AND 613 WASHINGTON AV. TRUSSES! tO OTELS rth and Fifth Largest Assortment and Lowest Prices Elegant Restaurant on Pourth | Spec celal advantages to Commer- of Any House in the City. Conducted by the | ALOE, HE RNSTEIN & CoO.. Cecner Fourth and Olive Streets. ao on the American or European | T WILL BE CONSIDERED Almost Snperitnons at this Late Day i the Widely Known Dry Goods House DL CRAWFORD & ¢0 _ Should Advertise Themselves with the a of Attracting Now About to Enter the City, as Their Store is Just as Well and Favorably Known To Every One Within a Radius of 1,000 Miles, as itis Well and Favorabiy Known to ‘Every Wan, Woman and Child in ‘i Louis’ Visitors to the Fair. the Veiled Pro phets’ D: wzling and nations and the Imposing Military Patade, Are Only at This Time Assured Thay _.. ). CRAWFORD & CO. $ Is Sti ii inthe FORE FRONT as the | IN ST. LOUIS. ‘DOING THE LARGEST CASH BUSINESS IN THE cITy And Keeping to Choose from a Stock of Over. FALE A MILLION! Which Includes Everything Inside and Outside of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS! * This house occupies afrontage of nearly 300 FEET ON FIFTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVPNUE, and the Display of Goods in ITS SCORE OR MORE OF PLATE-GLASS SHOW WINDOWS (the largest in America) is a sight in itself, and well worth a day’s journey to see. READ THE LIST OF DEPARTMENTS: Ribbons, Notion Paras obs, as , Pe erjumery, Hotse-Furn ‘shi naiioode, Glas: sware, Willow Ware, Silks ae Plushes, Dress G« rods — ng Goods, | Calicoes, Gi ngha we iles Sheetings, > Window Shades Wooden ote Up “y Us te vy, J ape ‘Piano Covers, Flannels, sae! remy , Kn it Goods th aths, Cloaki ngs, | Gents’ “os ong Ost nods, Bee at ‘omforts, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Trimmings, Fri nges ‘Ladees us chings, "M, “us slins, linens a Ware ; Majo olica Ware, Crockery As "se, na Ware La amps, Toys, Ladies rage lin Underwear, . Whi - Goods, Corse ts , Jewelry, | Booka, Sheet Mu Sh awls, Dela ar leake 8, Circulars, Costumes, Lace Curtains Shoes, Fans Boys’ Reac em Mac ote. Clothi ny, Etc., Millinery, Embroideries, Flowers, Feathers, Plated Stlverwavre, Cutlery, The Tens of Thousands ofthe Friends qnd Customers of This House now Visiting, or about to Visit, St. Louis, are Always Welcome (whether Purchasers or not) at the Real Headquarters for Dry Goods The Popular and Progressive One-Price Cash House of D. Crawford & Co, 8. E. Corner of Fifth Street and Franklin Avenue. SCRUGGS, ERY OAY. HE GRAND ARMY OF VISORS | VAN DERVOORT & BARNEY. WE HAVE AGAIN TAKEN Every First Premium OFFERED BY THE GREAT ST. LOUIS FAIR ASSICLATION : ON DRY GOoops. SIX FIRST PREMIUMS AWARDED TO 3 lInstructive Pageant, the Grand and Brilliant Humi- ! SCRUGGS, VANDERVOORT & BARNEY. pF Ng ES Grand Sweenstakes Premium of $200 LeadingDryGoodsHouse) UA Til BEST DISELAY UF BAY GUUS AWARDED TO SCRUGGS, VANDERVOORT & BARNEY, WITH FIVE OTHER FIRST PREMIUMS. First Premium for Best Lady's Dress. First Premium for Best Woolen Blankets. First Premium for Best Cotton Blankets. First Premium for Best Cotton Sheeting, First Premium for Best Cotton Shirting. These embrace every first Premium offered on Dry Goods, Each and every one being awarded to SCRUGGS, VANDER- -VOORT & BARNEY, furnishes indisputable Proof that this Well-known and Most Popular Firm nat only EXCEL in FINE GOODS, but in EVERY CLASS and DESCRIPTION of a B00DS.:. This SWEEPING VERDICT of the GREAT FAIR ASSOGI- ATION plainly declares our present. = a Stock Stands Unrivaled 7 : at nell
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. Wa? ‘ EE tame, SD. 0 cx renin “Ee meer ary * -.. 5 - -— 5 a ) and Ohio Valley, fair Weather, variable winds, one. All of the principal ait ous apis W LAST EDITION mostly from northeast to southeast, stationary THE GALA WEEK. a ~ @ mesons sa an or page very ay | THE FATE OF A FLOAT. Cc an oroughly Zz wor e ee TET EM van ee ree temperature, slight fall In barom- “lal of carriages and Seal ies shown are the + Upper Lake Regioni partly cloudy weather Third Day of St. Louis’ Annual | very best in their respective lines and reflect great | FHow the Veiled Prophets’ Irish A credit on the shops from which they have come. : a nd and local rains; in northern portion variable ] C to be R d egory Vame to be meomoved. ae: . St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Whednesday, October 4, 1882, eee : Be ee? — i. slight rise in temperature and lower barom- - - SS ge ens REF ( / et , i at * ? \ FOREIGN NEWS. sippl and Missourl Vatne Went . The Arne. Fair. -_---— orn ~-~—-—-- ai ‘Bis Excellency 5 , of His’ ° _ =e partly cloudy weather in soutbern portio t The amphitheater had its seating capacity to-day How Governor Cri m) ¥ to southerly winds. ete cre portions easter- | The Crowds at the Grounds--The Depart-'! tested to the uttermost. Even from an early hour . . . . . | The Sultan Wantsan A Ger. Slight channee te wines oe eowet arom ' | | Its Narrow Escape from Destruction by Indig- . - san Answer From Oe ee ee Lowe. ments~Arrivals—General Incidents. rl ‘ae Sot ie a ‘ Ty eee || geet Rand Leaguers—The Part Father | England. % when the crow gan to pour | - | POLITICAL. in, an event which might property be dated from Betts Took in the Affair. : Specs! Correspondent -FRERSON CITY 5 ; Se ee ee hold and Wednesday of Fair week isa decided improve- | 11 o’clock, a great fringe of people were kept out “ time has elapsed sin ae ~ . ! Th , . The Delawar . EI ti ment on Tuesday, tl rd isi ly | r : ay # e Czar’s Clemenc The Khedi , Ww mene e Election. uescay, the crowd is immensely larger, | upon the promenade, upon which it was all day ¥ British & a ve Rewarding Rivera see Dsu., October 4.—Complete re- | and even at an early hour the grounds were full. | long difficult to walk. In: the ring to-day’s show The wonderful Success of the Veiled Prophet's : y DIsPATCH have hear ry ritis enera s—Cable Clicks. “as om the cleotion yesterday show the State | There were people everywhere, people feeding the | was not of special interest, except to stock men, pageant was the wading subject of conversation WHOLESALE RETAIL cellency, and that we q ‘fk i = IAS £ & Democratic majority of 145 on the In- | elephant with the deleterious ginger- DRAFT HORSES. this morning, but sharing its interest—a sort of ' the published sugge + ane aes and a majority of 1260n the As- | bread, people destroying the diges- tries ines ae Awe ane under _vaee; Cwelve en- | shoot from the engrossing topie of the hour, in following letter peer Fgypt. SORSO et. Newcastle County ts Democratic | tion of the hyena with the Innutritious pea- | &!¢s—First premium $26, J. H. Truman, Chicago: | root was th d le ’ . tp diane | im Me ie a y ts second premium 810, Robert Holloway, lexis. U1 act—was the very general and more or less r chapter in the history | ; a ee heapotadie te rg + oho ae > propane | ri ana and7 onthe Assessors. | nut, Ps giving largesse to the monkey, ee. under ov rare ufne entries— | warm discussion had upon the ex- SPECI AL--Our $1 Black French Plumes, life at the ean fal sh expedition nty 1s Republican 17 he Inspe ople rowl . s sitting ‘irst premium $26, vert Holloway, Alexis, I11.; ac : > Ir itizens ‘ P ) 3 3 5 y ae ae I ary I cA on the Inspectors | peop owing on the lake, people sitting In rts Newry iy 810, Duncan & Borke, Siine! | wrdinary action ofsitthe Irish citizens, Receiv ed this moi ning full line of Cloaks and Dy egs Or. anany changes who demanded and secured the removal from the | payments and Trimmings, badly in need of changes noticeable a i 222 on the Assess: ; x C , foree. The notables voted to present swords of mn Si oe we manne ai he poh ny Fm Dem crowded tiers in the amphitheater, people buz | ¢0. 47) ; : ors; d SCBA Aji, . r sin the exhibits. Thedis-| Mares, three years and under rour—eight entrfes; | procession of what they considered to be, judg- : s, three 8; : i , ! Latest styles in Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Neck Bt: / - tate-house isdhea zing like bees around all . aliusi nD : Death of Mavor Allen of Eldorado, eesnons bw hunselt tn yesterday eveping’s Ob-| Etporapo, Kas., October 4.—Dr. An erver anally . on a - al ** —_ . en, server, Galled at the othee of that paper this morn- who was cne of the oldest aiid ie te pre ,* eabati NS c . me! The haven't got 0} ho! Sean ' : tumble. Xo: sane Gites ly ot I didn’t Line, 400 by the Spread Eagle and 225 by the s ofthe Aeting Cire wets tie might have done so acai ia = N° ected. They | Louis and Ciarksville Packet-Company 2 | ment of ouster ge N ~ Attorney, ordered a Judge than the thirty Irishmen, wie were reason BY RAI! i peal will be tak the motion is overrulgd an ap- . siinern Wilo Wore on the point of — to last night the various railroads brought ) See ee ‘ ‘ «he ; My i . —- -——.-- ha ave TTT) fw the evenlug. Everybody thinks he or she knows« «1 ’ Ll : chia about chi kens and pigeons, but neverthele a sunost every one comes away puzzled to ex- To same, first premium an name ] 1 $10 for best paper To Pickel Stone and Marble Comp: stone ; MM: ; mpany, firs premium and $25 for best marble scul hard work. : NeW spiepe) renres J Bbout'his last fishin of Appeals, —_— ————_. ; ag ha Gen. Wolseley, Admiral Seymour and ape Democrats elect 17 out of 22 Inspector s in } ‘ en. Drury Lowe, te pcan mee . 9 in Kent, 7 ont of 13 in Sussex, | Play in the halls is creditable and Interesting, and | first premium, $40, Robert Holloway, exis, Lll.; | ing by a picture they had seen of it, an objection- | : * a a puncte NATIVES. . COUT ene the canvassing boards tn all three | the people are anxtous to see all that there is to | * Saaned’ "tuo takes tall asiee eda ieee = able float. Not only was their action widely dis- | Wear in Linen and Lace goods. Dian gevtiemen in ze ys ATRO, to eT 4.—Th TY no a = ¥ recry ; ‘res ‘vyery > , ’ ; . ! ‘ . were aiwai ’ Me ve vinces have been sedeiea oe yp eg as wey w LASER RETURNS. me —_ ued every point ‘of eesore oS, OS very’! iret premium, 825, J. H. Truman, Chicago, Ill.: | cussed, but that of the Veiled Prophet's, tn ac- Jet, Steel Gilt and Fancy Buttons in newest designs, dow sill attn. prod J exandria ILMINGrON, D¥r., Uctober 3.—Later retn colgn of vantage groups are getting their half- | second premium, $10, Robt. Holloway, Alexis, Ill. | ceding to what many considered to be an r mt ~ - {ng on the heonehe all natives suspected of having taken part tn the | eho ! Heme 9 dollar’s wort) ybserv ’ day’ , Mares under 2 years, six entered; first remium | ’ eivets usnes, O1CSKINS, Satins and Silks, Fon the benches ig 5 p: n the W the Demorratic maiority in the State on | @OM#t’s worth of observation. Wednesday’s may | eo IH. T “hi ll: « ‘a, | Unreasonable request, also received atiention and | yj 4 i 1] i : Cxtravagunce in whi j June massacres. eRiaell Citas 0. one : » describe sianthe | $25, J. H. Truman, Chicago, Il; second premim, | | , Ve cordia nvite our customers and strange dndulced | i , Inspec’ . OR > be described as . re ‘ ’ , Sf 4 os invers oO nduleed hinsel -_ B. J 1 ors’ ticket is 285, and the Republican ma- E ~ > T1DEd 7 more of a carriage crowd than $10, Duncan & Bonus, Bloomington, 111. Insome cases was passed upon with censure. ; ,, . k ; : es = aodingh ws rhisell at . ; jority of Assessors’ ticket 113. In Newe: agen ia ere are more people in dusters, MATCHED HORSES. An exp io . on es torte, |Spect our stock, and promise to save them money by or whten waa : P Austro-HMungary. couuty the Democrats hav l ; Ry —— | more perambulatory buggy whips, and finally Pair geldings or mares for carriage: . 1. a ~ Pew A... oe whole matter by a hasi fr N : I A yy pur- » resuitof which wast - a . “ ‘ ; ‘ ; . eC é ‘ "1 , t ' ey a 5 a ° . ae y © : _ ‘yt 7 t . . . . . beet ° } om 2 i » ’ > is : q Ss” - r Ss : , rg sy . 46 7 “ . . . . . ™ ., VIENNA, October 4.—The Emperor has thanked | tl¢. Iaspectors’ ticke © a mnatority of 194 on more cases of two hearts beating as one. The First premium, 200; John T. Hughes, Lexin . nent Veiled Prophet this morning to a Post | chasing trom us, oO employe allowed to wut Le the sale of ; sent back to the Pet a Herr Tisza, the Liu ri Pri Mini t ‘ ticket t and 2 on the ASSESSOTS | Falr will never be complete until a long shady ton Ky ’ g- i pr H reporter will be on pad ape at once . ro0ods more perspiration of -¥ “% bU0C sun garian Prime nister for the | — flirtation walk is laid out on the other side of the! eZ , n striking contrast, the foolishness of the action | & th ‘ ° the guber , ’ . i aA ‘ «ha ; ) ) ‘ ) Sec . nn. Pe - ~? | t me ernatorial € rt ow hehas shown in suppressing the riots Densestions Bemecrate oo ee Of course there are lost children and lost a (re $75;|J. C. MecFarran & Co., oF Ste a Bam rg 7 ne ene Hats and Bonnets trimmed free of charge and alter. zwing, the other } against the Jews in Pressbur a . | pocket-books. The former are recovered much more fie . ‘ } removal: aL ie Wisdom © 1G : ‘ —" avortie of Coaloitl > oy a ag a ll © i ae RD. October 4.—The Democratic State | frequently than the laiter. The number of cry- More Awards in Mechanical Department : — actotn, when they complied with 8he re- : ations cheerfully made. . Shstrumental in ‘se 4 NS onvention organized by the appotntmen ihg youngones at the Police Station displays what ‘ tran a Te quest. romised to procure _ MA = gee James G. Gallagher tem ie - chs * ~ = | to most people at least is one of the unthonght-of to Robert Dodsworth, city, first premium for| “Ican give you the history of the whole affair,” | dl hich he ‘dd. U BSEILLES, October 4.—There ts a report that his address de I . y cha rman, who, In hardships m the profession of kidnapping. All | Most complete electric hote! annunclator. said the Veiled Prophet, whose frequent cbulli- , Gi Bios the ' ' Queen Victoria will visit the South of France. RAATOAE _ ) ‘ 8 y announcer lat her purse was ' ‘ : ; i is ing debt by 200,000,000f. or 300,000,000f. which may be | WS In bis aflice at the Department of Justice thts | — An examination showed that the dress had | Premium and $25 for best display of saws. “DO wae don’t care, only don’t you mention erstw hile : cate . ' jn ; gradually paid on during five years or possibly morning. When que tioned as to the time when The eul through and the whole pocket eut out. To National Manufacturing Company, city, first tn DAME. he very Reverend Father Betts Was a : bling the buds on th - merged in a new loan, he wouldamake a report relative to the alleged | ‘ pe 008 ~ a ering one, Dut she alacrity and ayn and $5 for combination locks lor drawers ‘el pe ree 4 ewe ene thing. About 38 | an Some time since the THE MADAGASC — attempt to bribe & adroitness with which the theft was accomplished | Or trunks. vc ock _ yesterday morning, while the Execu- a enerally supposed MARSEILLES. Octobe r4 ke Madnenoiee mis- | Rout . . 7 a @ Dickson, the foreman of the Star | aaee Gee The booths are doing a fine busi- | ToC. F. Kraushaar, diploma for street lamps for i agree = , the POPs We eee CEN Willchine the sion bas arrived here and will wielt inot, P © yury, Cameron declinedto make any state- | OSS LOH ay. ere must be money in booth-keep- | lighting cities. ; Tr fs 1rOug 1 their mail, one of the Br 22 Se ee adolescent bovines | Germany and the Unitea States ll visit england, ment. Siving the matter was undergoing Investi- ong. One bartender told the writer that Lo St. Louis Stamping Company, silver medal Veiled Prophets, one of them, too, whois very hear OUR VISITORS street. Among those present were: Mrs Bar SCMWUCEe Weonld peg Dr - . , . ras gation by the Attorney-General and he did not | ; profits - in his place, one certainly | and $20 for best display of enameled tinware, 0 the High Muck-a-Muck himself, accompanied " nayd Coe Bus] MeCal "Bu Steet that past 4 think it proper to say abything at this time. of not more than average popularity, would ay-| To samme, first premium and $10 for best display | by two prominent citizens, entered the room and and the ’ Mi ie oe ho urdem, and galloped alo iis 3 Turkey. ; ' —s eTage rs eg collars a day. Of course, this is | of enameled, stamped and wrougbt ironware, | epee An gee tale. It was to the effect that and Garnett Th ee" ; tril Ba mv Fergerson, Wish of tle G ver : NSTANTINOPLE, October 4.—The Sultan has New Y accounted for by the prices charged, which rule | nickel trimmed & o’clock the same morning he had been called | C ful Fatj pom rae steet. §=6Shle 6 CONTEIDIMIONS Were as usual ree : é : . . ‘ . *w York P biti sts vher 4 ~ . . — se paper 1a een called are Statistics of F ; : “arriages were . . Comuuissiover of Pe » @abled the attention of Dufferin to the fact that the SYRACUSE, N. Y — en os anes than last gear. A great many people have Yo same, first premium for best display of out of bed by this identical clergyman, who in- the Number of weed ape of carriages were distributed tn aiso Lone A ‘ an ‘note of the Porte, inc ’ wh ewnpasy Ne Kg Urtober 4.—Lhe State Tem- | eclared themselves independent of the booth- | enameled ironware, ; formed him that there would be a grand and | Strangers Here Yesterday ae ittern of Site ene } troor . will } ? , Inquiring when the British | perance Convention met this morning to agree poepers, however, and little cry among the To Excelsior Manufacturing Company, first oe riot unless the Irish float was taken out . i Te a qi 1) . if ,, 200 | : OPS Will icave Leypt, remains unanswered. The | Upon the basis of a P ET EERE ' | invariable cold chicken and the inevitable jelly- | premium for best display of copperware. Oo 1¢ procession. The clergyman explaine | ST Ss Te ite Geaw'nae'n téal f Sultan declared that if Lord Dufferin did not reply | State Constit i . he would address himself to the Powers pay “a “ys tution. Dr. W. FE. Dunham was ap- | gay. A enjoying se ane herself. As display of galvanized iron cornices, {mpor tans and influential Land League in the city | How Many the Railroads Brought--Who Came er, ee ae grounds w eh. a ° d hz 2 Manted chairman, and, after several add ‘ | v5) goes on pecomes more oJohn Baumann first premium best displ: latevening and that the 2st! eat - Henry Kelfe was i: » e (wa - € ‘ eS ae * oo ean ai adaresses : ; ’ Splay | ion a . nue question of the float : y e¢ was jailed last evening on cha sUbernatorial bop , ala and the 9 ection of various committees, a recess See — qyesare Chat the Whe enty-second Fair is | and variety of scales, except stock scales. | ae come up and: that it was universally agreed by Boat--The Hotel Accommodations. of carrying concealed weapons, and wher trina woe Temarkable “el rere | St. Perensnuna, October’ 4.—The Czar, as a et who e series i@ most thorough success of the : Po Ot onnor sé Harder, city, silver medal for | shi} oo it nid an insult to Lreland and that its sure Squire Draggon this morning was assessed © would = probati : ! ae 1 gy ge saa ei aie, | After ‘two hours’t are: — ‘ -, — Hor Critte v» sam sentence of ° oie icKei Stone and Marble Company, cit sil- | “\ ours |argument’ a resolution was . var ‘ etinaiiel “th hl the eyes of Provide - death of Nogermy and Jewsejeff, political crim WASHINGTON, October 4.—Seeretary Teller re S } 1 peated emg ver miedal for grate for hard coal. — | adopted whieh virtually empowered the chairman To ascertain the exact number of visitors enter- | » hoi ee ‘ch’a ‘too = hold GB nature to mak Th J . a rare Ranft “ ; files me . ro eP ven ( ‘ de Miringh: Us ‘ily : ; ‘ SSlie@ ‘ “, . 93 > « oe P > . ‘ i — 4 ‘ " ric era. ‘ 4 eee we : {nals, to hard labor in the mines for an indefinite verses the decision of his predecessor concerning - yn ing ought tobedone to improve the ven wail 4. P Se me ew ny re be premnm an to 7 ke a be — a 100 )=6omen Lo } tained ateach resorta Post-DiIsraTtcu reporter | Belleville, next Sunday. to Sanaliied dun oan isability about the house as d : } ; r ve i , : r > : ‘ . - * . > ° S AAS PJAd ‘hi ure, } = ‘ al ‘ j — iO! ‘; ’ ‘CoS . _* 7 j y ; © o-¢ ° = . / : Me . : Thi¢ a! 7 period, the Turtle Mountain Indian lands in Dakota, near mae ve yh gee Se prea — And ery 4 ~ To saine, first premium and $25 for heat auihe = | clergyman’s words of ¥ ool nay The en one | made a tour of the hotels this morning. In the ~ nero the ticket of one of the polities] pare 7 se ; S. Wii m5 nt > q I ‘ hi 7. . ‘ > ‘ > ic , . : ; , I e ‘ ‘ iit, ; : ) ; - . B : lee . ‘ . . st 9 a ‘ , . ; . « ; OMESTLCS to nNwaASS OG) ’ slig@ ’ ‘ oe - . S Cc 2 S ’ ' Sit f Fi " vhee . > € _ | } ) > . ia - . e . = . . — ’ chell : | | Italy. oe A ome f public lands and thrown open to the but the certainty remains that tl tyson eas of bakaom T7) te and $25 for finest suite | ae amnaved Sane Ia aguers leaped to their feet | !umbers who applied for accommodations which and Mississippi yarde okie a = the Ohio degit! provision wast t , " . rl vf © , . -T , . lacie ’ i , y . we . we * Ss, ' , il . : 4 1 ; 4 ° ms , c ME, Ortober 4. The re port that the Pope had r - filled - ith on) ‘] . wr sae eer a To same, first premium and S25 for finest suite f / there to the den and a » oat ot g° the mh ane i { oud not be afforded, or to touch a coupling, last évening had ‘os lett on to make ‘ rhol l he i}. w then Whe been shot at is wholly without foundatt For € . people, recalis the flery furnace 10 | cabinet furniture . of | resolution. Thisoutbreak of lnwlec sett of the | upon an estimate > many between the J rs and seve arm see pass the theeshuid of on, ‘ Sennen! ror Congress. which Mesheck, Shadrack and Abednego had their =, irniture, I> lution, This outbreak of lawlessness naturally | | an estimate of the many thousands who Wi en he Humpe rs and severely crushed. Dr MeESseChver, One The Morning Ne inn —e HITFHALL, N. Y., October 4.—The Re-/ little adventure before the vw - Ouite bg Fee a may Say noha tes and $25 for finest suite + pee Soe, oy of Vifen and he. devoted himeseu | were compelled to seek accommodations in the above the orate and found amputation arent: namely . + Ww F ) sliges o ha or . ‘ " . — ret . “4 ee ) . r~ - ' s ’ r 4 > .s 7 \ or TT ° P . . : ‘ ‘ ’ 7 ‘ » ‘SS; P Ls Seemoe. October 4.-The wet . , ol : pul 7 iS Of the Seventeenth Distriet nomi- | a — - : g] my s am, me photogray h | To the Joseph Peters Furniture Company. city, | Util they appeared ~ Se ner te whi sie | boarding houses,but to give the exact figures from The Republican C aan e the disp! ON A SUNN ; ; ey wwe sses inj nated F. A. Johnson for Congress and water-color frames have broken from no as- | first premium and $150 f 08 7?’ | Were made ie”? a a | the books of the hotels in reference > Ww ile unty Convention held ag P GISPLAy of skirts ° Egypt fail to vealize the defeat of Arabi ar . signable reason other than the intense heat. Quite | u ED ANG Vid tor most complete collec jer se ne public. oteis Im reference to those who | Belleville yesterday nominated the follow! dress dangling from . Sileebss in thonentin? Dae ne : 2 wen m ee — 3 a throng has been tn attendance at Art trail ee on ot Sacmare, representing all its branches | in a have been a very large Land League | Were actually lodged and fed at each place. gs Siate Senate, Robert A. Halbert: House extensive tai it wa : . aie coll : PPV OS UNE. | aay, but, despite the atirac lon l¢ . “( ® |] thie " TS . ny ee »* \ ve Tres ‘ , lawl ’ sees et ‘ e f “- sah ad. T\ wrenes of artillery left Egypt for hominatet Thos, M. Waller, of New London. f ir 77 ! . Ya t ri hie wavy of a seel- lo Wooton +s ak Company, , ogy and | at it. That is peel ae ae i. oe vent nh a and charged regular rate.3 ¥ ame are oo ner; oT Judge, F. H, — e be rove ihe how england yesterday. More agrarian outrages are | OVO" or. bow pection af the beauties on e fon | $10 for cabinet desk Winer shay: | League meeti: J pa, Ty oh BGO tte ye lh ie Planters’ House—1,100 guests, 450 cots: | 7 » . SUEY erk, F. J. Staufenhefl; MQUITINE inte the ' nennrted fro on sin - ages are ; | To HL. NI b CCSK, Oe NAST : oe te » meeting of thirty men decides to send 100 | regular rates charged; meals furnished to 2,000, |’ County Superintendent of Public Schools, James tiary as if his deares - px : ‘ } li il 1 \ rarmMe! | y edring] aa first pren lum fo . bi : numbe! to ¢ Stray 1 Vera f _— be . , . . . Meo 7 kor ’ “ , - 8 , WAS Asenssinated ye sterday Near } vie ( _ ef: Accepted Floral Hall. } hel case, Le es aloncee 500 of tlie se 7 e1 -o 7 ne s y? ae e Lindell lodged 750) guests at the regular an Cor ~~ 4, Mr ke ommissioner, Louis Plondre, rE a on , Roscommon. and : tr . 7 Phy * “, —s pag wo - " : Floral Hallis ond muibtedly the f: > recort o ‘ ¥ saine, first remiun —a a . uD ready Pr D . wh 4 vue alu hal ACU]? | rates, S38 and S44 per day ‘weed 20 cots: roonis en- ‘ or Oroner, vir. oeberlein. The nominatior ‘ Ave CT) S id are i shot dead in Casals tne a —— K farmer, was z VRACURSE, October 4.—Judyve Adams has .form- lady vicitore ; ora muverseD resort of | robe, um ane $25 foe best ward: | Pre phets x whnoe ~~ ~ Xow Wille the Veiled | gaged beforehand and hot crowded much with few exceptions, were made. by acclamation Mansion, Where a : ' 4 imsiand, County herry, ally accepted thenomination of Chief Judeé of ady reap to the Fair. There has not been a Lo same, first premium for best double Jo were not iiehtenee - t wuty of cowardice: and The Laclede ones 820; 300 cots; most ever en- the pandicates Deing selected iminediately after cleans and attends 3 he salad — . ae — Apr eals. ad uay Tiiis week, nor an hour. that the cosy building i To Win. ‘Peterson city . . ; ue unge, i felt that the ; ae - ' - a demonstration, they tertoine a ; RS per ( ay all around, . : 1c emocratic convention. not altered ils ain TAKEN FROM COURT. - devoted to the exhibition of flowers has not been | Valid chair. : y, silver medal for best in- | women and ioe” L og ald yp igen ae n os aeot, oe in me house and 75 outside; apeaiionee. — ance at Jem q A Startling Discovers. paatagent: Aceon onangeretee : oe sod | Tod. B Merwin, diploma for bs , the pageant-—oush? vy ow ul ‘Yr and see Sea lov cots; $1 per night. THE DIA , vr org ending to the offa A Black Fiend Hung by a Crowd ona Bridge. New Vourx, October 4—A startling diecorery | F : owd " tha Lang other structure within the | PF etedineteak” I best display of | bility wa eng = be subjened to possi- Hotel Brown had boarders and all 525; 125 cots MOND NECKLACE, returns to the mansi ] Los pr cs TI NN, October 4 -blenr , i ll 7 - B ar ng ¢ seovery | grounds, I ue piace Is ‘ Inaess of blo iy) 1 “0 J I Isaacs cit » f! 2. on 7 4 : ° } ( Milne nt Irishmen] and io TNALLTESseS ; $2 per day; about 400 tran- A LU ED AT $2",,.000, aliy he found Shute Ma enlored had a 4 eietd * ¥ A : OlO- | Wis Track to-day by Secret Service Officer Drum. and = exhibitors have arranged th: P ae ather stripe, ’ y, Sliver medal for best | McEnnia as ; Kineellae 7 —— ' Michae, sient. “ Will be on exhibition - a Well-dressed he te) med “ hae a pearing yesterday before a | mond just previous to the examinat} , , | respective displays in such a mauher as to . Geldestn ' | Soi Saahanm Sea, EGON Cleary Hotel Barnu . ‘ ' | Heation or. Magistrate on a charge of brutally assaulting Mrs. |S. Cori aie ae j. ” yeaa > before U. | faelliiate inspection. The display of paliea and a beat rettigesmige” Vermont, silver medal | oo Jacks Bhat with ees per and others, offered | hotel and 300) who Soumedouietine realen cae ae MEI SO NIGET: furnished pit "a Rogers Sature \ eal Ie . : i 1} spcedpe PCMiS OF A’ttis agrepecour, | af Ave plants { : vpcommonly var ed M cere oe > ; , > ‘ Ou WwW 1 bare Henne Ss, and to take the for beds: 300 ots ’ & ‘ , . itworn JACC 4 RD & CO ne f q Saturday night. as pronounced | the engraver, who is under arrest at | Mishel On aha secune tha’ fa. Messrs. | To James Gray, tity, first premium and $10 for | C#uees. They heid that if Irishmen we “he St maces mained . * . — gulity, and justantly he was seized by a crowd i uy arrest on a charge of | ¢ vie ys WHO AeCUpY the central part of thi | best ship of wood. . ; upon making asses of t} oa = 1 were bent The St. James lodged 1,018 using 670 cots, and Fourth and Locust which Was receny ; f 4 é and counterts tine Cuba Dost — . bulldir g. exjiibit nh verv large assortment of eacti | - ~ : p aia ik aSSE Ss of themse ives DY getting up a charged re } ’ ’ NL. aint. } a | , hung from: joe ne: , Mah Postage stamps, Among the | ; ine) ailens yee ll eee VS CALE | fu Riddle, Rehbein & Co., first prem : | demonstration against ' Bu ‘ od, gular rates, i, RE Pa paint has been ioe b 2 » be age near by, effects belonging to the aecused. whieh Mr | anc ar ple ad plants of every cescription. The | for pane) door. : I tum and $10 | kind of Irishmer moe the tl by Line n the other Beaumont Flats took in 100, charged thetr regu- vPre . . ‘ Onaregular poon — — mor Ig ‘ i} h 4 Ir. Drum, ' Jorday ( OMp any offe for Inspection an endle an I To J L Is Lacs city first i } rn) t of it wt i if if to be on hand to bear the lar rate, =! SO per day ° u . TY I OLLARS rew ard will be paid for the ra every SECO! «| iny , ath ass S Ca) rs : r . , "Hyys =e om . . ’ S > 5 Se Sees . c ue j , r tg ; . : : . Uy. a A Louisiana Festival iSsistants captured, was a traveiling-bag | pomees of the rarer flowers and shrubs. William | carpet. P premium for wood | upon the Velled he not te be allowed to fall Windsor Hotel—250 guests, twenty cots; usual turn of gold stem-winding watch, indepedent sec. Pag S0Urce of enjoynient Special to the Post-Dispatch. fed with a number of articles, principally en- | ite a en of foliage piants Is exhaustivi in | To J. L. Isaacs, city, first premium for wainsc Dt | protests against the oe Rt " postanding their | rate "2 §) per day. : ond, lost last evening. No questions asked. Ad can keep lis — ha SHREVE: mT, LA.. October 4—Ata festival at : nobel os dies, plates and other articles playe , ai be , Sand a houseplants ale at = “l. ALUSCOL | Veiled Prophets decided in the & Ry a I Hotel—250 in all, halfitransient; £1 for | dress , a 15, this office hire ; = tamer Sa (hn S: n ncyTe i. ac = bate 9 — the proces- Barnum’s Hotel lodged 531: 171 cote PEF ee, EM Resi Mt swapping — : eT ed. ' ees ee e : " cap $3 é, : , , l nhs ‘) oct il a stance iTer recret g expre a as 4 _ + : - t., As ; ' 4 ‘ . screens. : hy ; ie «}) oat shou) ere Ave ’ : ; co > - . . » —— hg. ~ ~ o : rong ee | iit . , 1 his friends and marched a vhich : - uzzied to sow the nature. The | Fair manaeers Secen enamn Oe : y, gn bpd the j ns ae I rulrock, city, first premium and $10 ml was the general feeling upon ‘Change? et - House—.,200 £uests, 100cots. 60 cents for Crumbs of the Court erly it ve , + ovi ‘ ‘ mill soliiior at’ les ory . , . iiss Vessel wy i} jy ] art »} y- iy t a , . j . . ; = i i a7" ; aa itu - *Ttli- * " m : aa ag — Be offers of over 100 | per day. No cots without meals. . . ip te oe> Ratlroad Company on trial in the to bet on which hag ey Nareisse Dominique was killed and herbrother | Oticrwise carclessly dealt. with. During — ae am from india, or set off the milder beau ' ' -deantiinedenen aes See hbemselves as ready tlurst’s Hote]— . : ited States Circuit Court, resulte ' eas “fii; " ' i } r ATCTeSs1) dealt with. ) ne Oo : ; ‘ au lo sau » Lirst Tn! arn to - . i f tel—In hotel and adiace ldine i? ne . resulted in a ve ance as hipping ‘ Alexis mortally wounded. There was & terrible amination of Dagreneour. Monday: te ee ties | anative magnolia wonderfully well. hea i pretium and $10 for best spring and defen tt -.. 2 rt. 5 ; ~ x a hanc : 1,900 500 cots; $100 per night djacent building ne " ening for the plaintiff for $9,547 75 Be mental svi son . — ~~ fs . vA ostin my « ; Vecee! wit }) other art ‘] we ss . J oo . 7a ms ; semnnenanatntnetesiee a To enr . Be wn , r « ‘ : « the St Louls and O) . as : - : . a . @ ‘ re aye Y on. lic Ay. S i- rrisitte ] ay Pia? | r ae © tio River | The Court, it will be remembered at t! th a | © petition rhor would talk as cr ii re and, reTnoviliia hi supe ‘fluons w . . . mh caring ap- | 7ens of Butler County and Mayor of Fldor: in 1 ne } arel, proposed Two 6 nv Ca kdiser Brown of th ‘ has ‘ e ~ eat fior: do, dled | goer Wiience 80) many variet eR of domestic T Mi en .) \ - non : - 7. dij © , 7 ; ithe | today ab Fes a. m., of congestion o he Innoe | LOWS have been collected. eared SE er ne? WOES -- os scvesecerees . eee 2,00 8 . moe ENED t New Yor Oétohe 4 hot po : busiuess in 1874. ~ ee eens ~ d from active | day. Ww. pm 1 tn thee that before Satur- | an«! $10 for best made variety of dty copes — | with being a 9 owen tae that careful people | W abash, ee yor HIGH CLASS ART MEDALS. Bet the? i | ; | Driving Park th it heen thet eoanrade competence. His funeral takes tee Sraenn [aan aa r To F. W. Humphrey & Co., first. premium for } Higeous, sir; outrageous But’ 'ten Te Tilinake 20g Alton, 142 coaches... 22. 12°00 soy FO-NIGHT and see the exquisite workman Mee! sl! 2 : MAR THe ANNUAL Nursery stnukes WAS Won Orenoen The hieines housee ¢} . {)- ie OW = est coat. gcreamec of ay pointin won cl er inols an St. Loui SSO. C6@8 dees os 4,4 s ip of tl e extal ses : . wt alwaevs ip ' ' J a 7 ; j Show ) ae aa » " ' “ > ' : i x my self 4 committe . ¢ ; ashi iin dhenenen ehuc ce 2 600 A pies ans Wwe Have recently Col l Ly the three year old colt Alroy > : Closed im respect to hin ' ve elty will be |} Tosame, first premium for bes ) hundred. and going dow ee of five | Obio and Mississippi........ 202220777770 77 277° . : npreted. ould be the prope ‘ aa ne he ¥ a vy by Peacemaker, pect him, The Agric witural Disp] iY. ! loons. I best pair of panta- thet objectionable ue tr 1 pa pe and carving | Bee Line, Indianapolis and St. Louis. “rete 4,500 - MERMOD, JACCARD & CO., : i SUMMED inthe fantet heat « ene ANG 2:27. |. Buy Commodore Rollingpin's illustrated «se ee the chief point of interest for the thous- | 20 same, first premium for best vest. | ing the ground with the papier feathe frase Madison County Ferry, Pittsburg road....., 1,000 we ‘ | —— ee ever made by any | Louis Exposition.” ean ote ed “St. | ands at the Fair to-day Hes in the agri , O same, first premium for best suit of ec .¢ | Of his brother Highlanders fiddling therein: she estimate of the number ought in + > hake pia - -- tla ~ : Far feru tl: AT ye ’ old Q + Meatine {} it made we / ] I % ) Hon, ‘ ontatnds {’ Animp S great car- fic Id, as +} at part of t] ‘ ¥ a | pa af ultur il | for boy under 10 years. lothes corn Paks . ' ue;rs hddling there ih tho @lissouri Pacific, St. Louts and ey lle de dS 7 ABOUT TOW . Is that of | relia s ji? » = se antord a ly ry Hiiv bial; e. In liartford 44 loon ol the Ve iled Pro} hets’ heal. | tween the am} 4) . ; il oy lying be- a i ‘ "aaa poet premium For best display of ready- CARD FROM DR O'REI LY we hee is 35,000, By boat 34 000 strangers ¢ ™ N. rt how Window f } Beir OY UM juarters of A second. The colf is - . ampuitheater and the half-mile | ™is4e Ciothing. To the Fait > ee ae eee arrived, ooting up 93,000 arrivals bv Tee i ass - * ‘ itd, S — ‘ var oe : ; : . ; 4 . tor of the ] ost Dis mite . oun sien nae ” i] oo, ") ari vais bv ral] . ” wi y Gen. BB. Traey, of Bropklyn. Christian Charch Convention, track =6 18s called., Here all the = great | fn > shing » rst premium for best display of gents’ | Some misconceptio hy aia gee — Se r. snis does hot include the people who | THE Justices of the Peace will close thet “eam — Cates ALBANY, N. Y., October 4.—The nt specimens of agriculinral lai ovine i toe reason why Iris puon having arisen as to the | *tved on Saturday and Sunday to transact busi- | COUrts to-inorrow, in order to atte: a . Vurderous A seault. Dial national eonwe ¢ e e= ninth quadren- | machinery are collect r z v ated. i na Theo, sucrinann, efty, first premium for best | intended ish-Americans felt indignant at the hess before the crush or the arrivals from the ban A GREENRAC : — attend the Fair. Alyn JACKSON, O., October 4.—Last Saturday Samuel | Opened this mornin, ntlon of the Christian Church | to-day in Of a chatacter pocullarle inne ce | Fo saine, Aree promi f | Volled Prophets proceseqoge Pott No. 16 in the | Wary td & radius of fifteen miles of the city | at Central ‘Turners’ Hall thog enced to meet Among the regulat te : y Pte ay Samuel | OPCned this morning. Au unusually larg govmy 4 a character peculiarly interested in | 40 same, first premium for gold 1 | Fophets procession, I trust you w _ | Who drove to town, which it is e ATL ejede. a i iis evening at 7:30 dens SE es Geen ten + ete: Br a . nusually large number | this sort of engmery gathers. § l ine gold lettering on | me space to briefly expl- you will giv : ( 8 estimated will swell | o’clock g ay 7: . ’ tl¢ i Was 1, , Pe : " Colowate ’ . ~ , =e ? : . » e7UTO ihe aplar bei ‘.} , ‘ a APL | ie Y ‘ j ' f ‘Hed Prop ead. bm oe mice ll arderously assaulted | of yegates Was present from the Faste are exhibited pure! for the dis me OF the displays | ne wie lat ; idea that there wis im aun it. All repudiate the | the total number of strangers in the city last night | w a = sa Df the Vetled Prophe york In an ore pit fous mites east of this Western ind Southern States : oe pressly withdrane el Splay and an ex- F.. S. Nicola ,first premium for embossing on part of the originato a intended insult on tho Lo 135,000, . Some ae py were sworn out this morning Jemorstration olen lace ’ \ Ta} , Jack . " name ‘ erry ral rom ( ule + . ‘ > ? OS ca " *. ‘ ' i) competit on by Liss : 2 : 4 bs ; ’ I “avors e Lhne rocession ? | ' FEEDING THE ek) ‘ Palnsy ic THe le whe el j r . 7 . . “— , 7 a es oe an, — , 4 = oid, Who robbed of Dayton, 0} * Ve tb A. wf ( — | Creede ad tarts the diaplaye _ good; delighted | i... C. F. Kraushaar, first premium for metal | OB ae Tri gad an lrapertael ’ a A Somme interesting statietice renarding Seni ante Grounds without a license. dd “s juor on the Fait De allowed to folk : ' * FICRKRSOUD DLS Deen capture d and Weleone was mode hy Rey + r : An address of | a ‘ , ICTS f: er aroun tiie eCormick sions, . ; ‘4 }, Si iistory and far’ furmpt on are fo ar " , ». mal “4 ’ ‘ . 2 AMerican tuileos ‘ ~,' *~ fo.?1 " ’ ‘ . . . . . 7 ira? sf i «4 f 1] ef 4 } ‘rvs 7 . ; ‘ ie y | » ' ° : . , . > r sh chi _ > porwarde dl by the Pla te : .¢ ( A P . q ryt . : ‘ . . “ "* wl Das nade a full confession. He said he waneed | Chistian chnreh of wits ‘city Zo pg nd r chen mens oa a voowlng Machine Companies’ to W. Schrauhstadter, city, first premium for | iknee st eres. See prejudiced sources, | Were something over 2;000 voracious net pene ond Distrint Poise np» Clef Marshal of the Seclilihebind, anyhow the mouey to give toa woman. Hull fsrepo q | Of North Carolina, addressed the eons A, Lange, loin Ane waich with unflagging interest the | best specimen of apprentice workmansh! | Oation pace Was to Contemn thie Irigh in if. | {¢d. The guests in 24 hours consumed the f sw, | Guri + th once Court. collected $608 on fines alee A. to be dying. ported | rovard to the conit, oe seed the convention in | SUUss of their favorite machine. And really | 11882. anship made | cation of a bad system of government. [eb Powe 4 | tag supply: 60 loins of beef, 25 rihe et heey low: | Curing the month of October, : Bence of his ability ¢ - r . ' ont ! and Bric he fame here no thy re ia something deep) , interestin i } “—_ y To A Shy tri . . ’ held the roud rei { w . ment. If Ireland k > : y 4 . oO eef, 25 ribs of beef, 6O tur- Com Mi > : ~ Can | Southerner, but above thatas an Ameri. | most intelligent manner tn which these mark ies | of pianos and rE ~ bg premium for best dispiay | she could laugh a rdleuk = independent nation laine "teh #0 bushels of potatoes, 14 | Veiled Prophets’ ~ mt af bg cartoon of themmphy Stay gale whie : The Ricvele Tourist ; — Bitte XG 2: ~ | address themselves to their work T) machines ” Yo © 2nd OTEANS. eire notte ene Sule, Which, under such a . 5S, @Sasidies Of mutton, 2 saddles of veniso . eS bah made its appearance on the nis Commercial craf . sat. mann . The sickle bars 0 A. Shattinger, first prem! , reumstance, would be impote * | 30 dozen teal duck, 5 dé : on, | street this morning and ’ _— CHEYENNE. Wyo ' | _ : are sciss away ; - 2 se I - » Pst premium for best display | cline . potent, but now, strng- |}. uck, 5 dozen grouse, 1,000 sale Sand is meeting with ar & pi sates ware ae YO, October +--Will Rose, a] REMEMBER THE BRILT IAN , apm im Bagg Mar BE er ey long-armed | of brass instruments, | i i her people to a condition of com on. ham and bacon, 700 ‘iain Cae ee . ha rapid orth a procession _— hs and Diiyele tourist, of Danville, I..who NAT 'ON AANT ILLUMI- Seard: Frequently " sheet at Sy iS apeenl of string ineteee ate premium for best display the weapon of einen’: — ~; afford to allow nll sp 9 = table batter, 16 tons of fee. hoo A fe I containing 120) musket ¢ rtridges husiasm and ente staried for San Francisco on a Dievele «ix : a upon the table to s} S ances At i read | Sir! 5 nents, — apn ’ c 0 De USCG Against her AVES O read, 5,000 rolls, 9 000 OYSters, 100 gp: ‘lene | “88 found yesterday even ; o ~ ; ré@at par , | i yele six weeks TO-NIGH 1 th © show the action of the machine,| T° J. L. Peters, honorable Respectfully ’ of milk, 30 gallons of cream’ napa gallons laving | F ay evening by sonte childres oe PAGCOR: Wa ago isserda, On account of the latene NIGHT [hn amoment it ts swept into a bundle a intic | ToGeo D. BR -y mention for same. ! wT) f } ; , . ream, 60 baskets of rapes ie ying in a lumber yard on Cass ave be reets were cro / me i ‘S38 Of the Of the Grant Scunctes te. deposited ~ and gently | reorgée D. Barnard & Co., first Tuomas @Remxy, M. D three barrels of apples, five bos ' f »; Ninth and Tenth stree aw ere OW ern @ were > a ied, iVh. - ears. : ae : MOXre@s C4 fornia : CUE Streets, TR : ai : - On account of the danver of ere ee further MERMOD, JACCARD & Cx are always the centers of admiring. thi ers | To. CB sO be ~ peaks. ; 179 Washington avenue. come 3 ‘peectables in proportion, it being im- | TWo cases against R. M : jophets, a. a : Inthe mountal Ro = = aad snow-bound * Str, e. These sensient achines pick ‘'o | eral display ol pone ee premium for best cen- | tone neaetpetiraesitasbens A wi tokeep an exact account of the latter | Maller, for robhery ag Russell, the black: a BS 8 ae | on Fc pee peepee li Caine 1,400 mile FOURTH AND Locust. sheaf ain: ply coal ‘t a d books, as } “rw « ae mee os ae * ie COond degree, were ocean ten a bieycle ali ali demain You are invited to eall each it fant paane cinied een "Nt ion ti sys an in- ———--7~----= QUK NEW STATIONERY DEPARTMENT a twenty-four hours referred to were from 6 Gay nde ee oO eninal Correction one a : ‘ ‘ ‘ My : we , . . ‘> an ié } : . rt + : . ‘ ~ o’Ce 7 ’ere = » . , yr? £ y suiLS : | cr )yereer fy? Fi 4 : re *¢@* Skctiftener > i f Cc ' “OND le hawea As ‘ a aba Ty, Pe N ; * “ ‘Re Sint ‘ ‘ “ ‘ . sital | Spee'al to the Posty) a iy _—— vs aleve Dy ~eyepy Over. work. Some of m4 a en the Agree | lane Police Bea ecrunkenness was reported MERMOD, Pry yee © CO At th ’ my der Been “open wal “night s aon Merry Knights Soctal Circle give thelt the ‘2 ae nS hae ‘ pawn PE NGTON, October 4.-—A. B. Cornell, re. | Department are being made He Agriculinral | ice Station this morning. ee é‘ & CO. At the bar sixty-six gallons of whisk veut. | second annual ball at the new Tur ons and the beg i - a D, LA.,Cetober 4.-Peter Thomagang | P°''’! 10 be a citizen of Russell county, Kas., ana | Pected that the. committee wit heen oo | ., wre nares H. Spencer, of North St. Loni FOURTH AND Locust. oe. of beer, soda water, seltzer, ete? ye Bag o Tenth and Carroll steecte hamden ete etl as really “ ie! r ie, Cul cig, 7) iis STIPE ios tse ‘ NI 2 . adi ; eae » ‘ ? . be ? ne 0 ‘ I)+ rat awar ~ : F : re c ‘ . } ‘4 . o I, were . . : Ff Bs r 0 re . ZT ° ; sat y » af me , Bricht ae at “4 d [ the murder of Dick : ireti . “~ certain Star Route contracts in | nounce the re sult of thelr work by 2 o'clock. : | work. ed the first premium for fine nex die- | Call and see the tasty designs we display. : teats d. rete a aut teen inn , ms mee in attendaneé e city's Prowhedll Sy vr ‘Ss Husband, are gen D exas, Will he bound over ¢ apne . ; , £ in Maint : RPE Ait oe — 3 > ones A en . ee nity of ere ' | threw the body bayou. Both eo . » cllere aa ar BOSE. Ee | The awards already r Wn & eee Cora. The crowd is equal to that | ‘ oe NATION omate peuenck, the physician in eharg usic, by-thesby, y ak eo #8) of OD Ue pVULD confessed. The ona charye of putting in bids ina false name € awards al: Caagy alnounced in the Max hin. bere on a great many previous Th : qué 0 boat : ee wee : the Female lHlospital, The \ . “ . rs ‘ Large “ 1) ; women is encicnte. Bs , | ery Department do not cover more than a hind 2 | iflenry Phillips is the names ht mf Mr. Lopez, after a six mouths’ solourn | of the G TON IGHT resigus to aceepta position R. ma ag on dogg y.of the musical ¢ . Peabody Fund, the display exhibited tn this hall. The ne ex | krazier who carried off the first an Yorrene etn na, Cuba, has returned fora brite Phos c Hava- ec Great Jewelry House of , éleeted in the Missouri Medical] College. “5 i came a handen New Rr © Big Binse, New York, October 4—The aunual meeting of | 8t t0 Work about noon, but it will t: ae carol for Hampshire Dows@lambs under one | US: aoc Sha MERMOD, JACCARD & CO., THE first representation of “Faint Heart Neves sand contain NEW RRIMGEVOMT, CONN. October 4.—VWas. | Me Trustees and Directors of the Peabody Fdnc,. | *¥0 days to finish the room which penne east | Te Oe ~ |, Dr. R. B. Fewel, fof Clinton, Mo., purchase FOURTH AND LOCUST oti Lady” will be given at Mereantile LibeiBich Seogus oan Son's iron Works and Cralchea : tional Fund isin session here in , ee ‘ ' room which remains to be Phe set of furniture ex large bill of jewelry for his wifo and! cnc You are . ; The ee to-might by the Juvenile Oy omnpany. See uikes Jaco Ushead & Elwell 1: in: ion here to-d done in this dep: : > xhibited by the Jose J y for his wifo and on re invited to call he Opera Compasy- nfaetny Conipany’s buddl: shee 7. Man- preactid are €x-President a a vs Among those : ~ ils de partment. The long blue streamers | oo Manufacturing Coaipany which ae ithe RE. Jaccard Jewelry Componk yesterday from eos ail and see it. Fl ans ‘le are in splendid trim and the ry wer dresses O00. ft red ae S +s . mrned, Aes $.6,- . ia ‘ie'T) ayes, ustice Vaite wWwhoich cover qd. & w T 1d ig? oO Tas lue ribbon, was des gned hw . D D . Z = « . ‘ . wes. ————— 4 ance Ww ”e one well Wo tl ia ws I akou y SLX [ho sO : . Woe dred as WSS.) BAN : ilies ‘ , yo odds _ | tan te : by Mr. Freder- r. D. B. Hill and Dr. 8.'¥V. p Big Th rih going to see. ine are thrown ont of word "#24 bwentystive men { Uulted States Supreme Court, H.B. W playievidently voice wes dis- | ick Koskul. ex-president Teele are the latter ureday. . ANDREW Murrny aoe Wih operas Lo rk. Mitunesot: aud \lexande ' . dD. hipple, pees | voleced ‘the popular verdict i p ent of the Mississippi Medic: l Aae y" To-morrow belng t) " 7? ’ ¢ iy, a young clerk in the em ishiug touche . e he ; I Hi. Stuart \ irglal : re ard and he tu Din »* , n this As tlie hour of noon : as tion, ave at th . onl , 6 a Associa- = . s 16 big dlay of the Fatr M of Shaplet ty Cantw *t] ’ ’ ; whes = —_ : a - , the 7 ’ : aah a4 aud roullng boatin m ti “~ ‘ ap roaches the crowds that : ¢ resid hee of Ewing Hill Ewing in ace a . “ES, 4 ayor atr *t ; i ’ : . Co,, No. 4i4 N. wei complete al we J Stoel Statist! REMEMNER . ae chines were the cynosures of all eve & ma- | borong into the pagoda of the Excelsior M : Clhesnug street. » 3144 Bs OS ACCOPGRRCS With the custom of pre j eet, While walking near Fourth 1 Washit b or on. MEMBER THE BERILEIAN y department au eyes. In this | turing Company t : or Manufac- years, } ' previous | ton avenue th! am F by the crowds w ig PWTLADVLPHIA. October 4 1 AAANT ILLUMI-|: ita gentleman who describés himse sh pany becomes impassable. The f Alex. Mitchell, th : ars, has declared it a helida ‘S Joorting found a large roll be Vicinity of | : * ni ’ — TT Pennsyly j N . ‘A Boston Yank” } , . . c ] mself AS of Lie ee lebrated sto . 1c ame - ; 4 "ass e@ railroad king of the N = : es . y to allow all mone , for which h " + £ be chr ty af the I Sie iinmedans held ‘ yivania NATION . as established a turning lat) ] ‘ stoves Manufactured by Mr. Fil- west, and party, consisti : North classes an Opportunity t« M v he would like to find an owne hearty welcome 4 we Ws annual meeting to-d PONTGUT and himself. Under his skilled h athe | ley ls one attraction, but the palatabl | Ludin to is of ex-Gov. Harrison ‘Y W attend. All citizens are | ~'. Murphy resides on the Bellefont: . es " Phe report sthews that tn + - av. NIGH other soft woods a hand cedar and | cooked in the ground. alatable biscuits | gton, Hon. Charles H. Larkin : requested to suspend } one block nerth of onfaine 5a buted was soon fe , € wtees vatin ten years our produe of the Gres | os iy and twist under the elise) » Jt Mle grounds and distributed “free Mackey, all of Milwaukee : t and Dr, " yusiness and a ge . . Of the old gates of the Rellefe atin? Of teri } \ e production / Th? Creat Jewelry Hor til they as all . . Cilselun-{|for not , ow » £Tatis | ' SMUWAUKCE, are doing r ord : general | taine Ce 4 Bpetition amon nckeased from 160.108 to ction | y House of hey assume all ‘kinds of fant: ~ | for thing, draws the thr “sy oe , Ong the Fair, eris given to th ¥ © Cemetery, where the owner ) é, ieee? u mNeS CONG Lo 1,978,913 | MERMOD, JACCARD & CO onitien cf fourishlug trades aud pone ef thane | Ginrriterrett’ Rinee whence these retentions ens | ne EEN -_— partments of the city pally Soarent Go. 1S 3a proving ownership to the aamene °F cana ene 2 : —— °C ' is saiieS Of the Fair. : P rs buted, t has bee al Rive . ay. or the J : ‘ SC0US SLOre, | FOURTH AND Locrs +. oe 8 been calculated by the er Telecrams JOHN GIL¥s, a colored hack drive the Died, y ‘ a. he different rofrigerating 1 in isis expert who Is in att - t: . . a lf Lor is A; el in all a rate. f plo . f La Fi : : ve r in of the sti Ne ey were a . ou are invite , at w ; ating machmes, which 2 | daily , es MONGANCS at the Fa 2-O’ SS VILLE, October 4.—River f: , — ao y Of Louls Bohle, while driving ; ed m deen. 1 b>, CINCINS 4T1, October 4. Professor Charles Atk ato call and see it. oe on the annex wo the machinery ball Pm child; that ho fewer than 59,000 men, women A 7 ; but 6 feet 5 inches in canal ; ps r falling Ie re witb Buy Commodore Rollingpin’s illustrated « tween Fifth and Sixth streets. ; he slong Olive Up ten deep] Ch, Who was superintendent of tt 8 . : " ae ” deal of attention. These wenden 2 | M dren spepect the premises of the Excelstes ' In chute on falls and 1 foot rt wt A 4 feet o inches | Louis Ex positio y containi ; ; | St. collided with a hand-eart om! i noon to - The r r’s receipt for two mul ; Sicaai — a. c ibition Prirrsevy : >. © Flower M mules signed } kat ~ Tar St thing on the grounds | an d fall 0d, October 4.—River 3 feet 5 inches| The tadies of ‘ Mission. land, Bingharaton, N. Y, ana et hy on TWENTY words ° ng. Clear and pleasant. 2 regular | the Flower Mission held thelr on Pe. of fi exchan re for 4 Psat mal” column of t ; ; i» " . ’ weekly meeting this morning at 1107 Olive | uarect eae identification at the ¢ ae ee , > — ——- . ~
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bins St. ¥ouis Post-Dispatch, Wednesday; October 4, 1889. EE —_ —— —————— REFORMINC. His Excellency Abandoning Many of His Evil Ways. How Governor Crittenden Runs His House- hold and Spends His Time. “CatT BE 700 CORRECT t” Why Mr. Brown Left His : Tailor, x KKK KK KK KKK KKKKMK KK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKY XXKKXXKKMKX 7 a ures and examine our goods, We have added 4,950 square feet of floor-room BOSTON ART- FURNITURE IN-SZINT LOUIS. Our New Goods have arrived ahd were never more beautiful. at an annual cost of $509, giving us now what is equivalent to 370 rooms 10 fect square for ®2,.300 a year an aununl saving of @7,000 by being up-stairs, THIS IS 5 PER CENT. ON $140,000 SALES. Preserve these CURE YOURSELF. Bohannan’s ** Vezetable Curative” cures all Nervous Diseases, Mental and Physical Weakness, General Debility, Kid- ney Corapiain's, Organie Weakness, or any of the train of evils arising from Jndiseretions, Over Brain Work, OB ANY OTHER CAUSE, which often terminate in Con vsuinption or Insanity. Many men, from the effects of Youthtul Imprudence, have brought abouts state of weakness that has reduced the moral syetcm 80 much asto induce symptoms of nearly every other dis- ease, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ev er being suspected are doctored for everything but the richt one. mot Standing the many ve'nable remedies that niedical science has roduced for the relicf of this class of patients, baw: sacha or- dinary n sey of treatment effect a Cure AS PrOTt POLITICAL. Republican Primary Meets FOR THE ELECTION OF Delegates to the City Convention Remember, SPECIAL ATTENTION jes GIVEN TO ORDERED WORK. HAS NANS VEGETABLE cu "STIVE. Tt has Soon usd by old Dr. Bohannan in his private practiee for over thi years, has never failed in curing even the Worst Cases. The patient gains strength and elasticity of sp irits ut once, as it acts directly on the perts eflected as a soothing and healing tonic and anodyne, imparting power and tone an‘ re- storing them to their natural state, the sarne as if never affected. The ingredients are simple productions of nature—barks, roots, herbs, ete., and are a specific forthe above diveases. Permanent- ly curing most cases in from two to seven weeks time. m2 Price Five Dolls regent to anv address. For sale on!y at Bohannan's Drn utere, No. 621 North Fifth Street, corners of isty avenue, St. ul , Mo. my” A Treatise fully ’ describing the above ee sent FREE. PILES wor ucsoft Pile Ointment cewee penee CURE _'™ w long standing, in from 3 to S days. BOHANNAN&C On Druggista, 5. Ww. Cor. F KKK KKKXKX KX Examine OUR a) |) 5 Bpecial Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch, JErPPERSON Crry, Mo., October 3.—So long a time has elapsed since the readers of the Post- DisPaTcn have heard from his gubernatorial Ex- | cellency, and that worthy has so much profited by | ihe published suggestions offered him, that the | following letter may be of interest. The last | chapter in the history of this official treated of his life al the ecapital,in which he has made so reas Or. pany changes that the pa are ~ Muy in need of revis on. Cpe of god first iF ! r. Eee notice able at the exoculive quarters In ts ; pe ine is the Tyme nee ol Tine Iwo tr att Neck- pe wlbed in zebra sui - ‘familiar fc : were always to be ind stre ‘ Me tile dow sill ail the south « 4] itel, or fuvon th: benches in tie ¢ ‘eidor, This 1 extravagance ino Who is excellent excell dnduleed himself ut expense of the pul coffers was nmiode the ism.t! resultof which wasth. sent back to the Pen, page That: ial ve is aT Brown Waited a New, frock-cnar, oon honed t Fo he went to Jumps, who is what Ewing, the ot! _ n -_. | Bncy call a practical gailor. “Yes," gavarne of Coal a ' Baic the lotter, ““bnt fora frocke-coat promised to | yocure ue 53 pardiy—er—~ Cant which he qt A Harrowing Tale in One Act. WE HAVE PAPLOR FRAMES AND FANCY CHAIRS IN FANCY CHAIRS, FASY CHAIRS. EASELS Senatorial & Representative Conventions ES’ DESKS, | FLOWER STANDS, KKK X d iD STE! ' AND ROS! a ve OD. TURKISH FRAMES Can Makea VPartor Sait to Orcer in from ° Three to Five Days, Covered with Metal J “9 strics, Mohair anc Sill Raw ands hiuglish fapua ' Daimasks Kec, Eec., Ecc. BE et vOM SUITS apd , AHOG RIRD’S- : rE ‘MAPLE, OAK AND ASH, SEE HOW ECONOMICALLY AND BEAUTIFULLY 4 ROOMS CAN BE FURNISHED Four Rooms Plainly Furnished | Lour Rooms Beautifully Furnishe Four Rooms Elegantly Furnished For $156 25. For $522 50. For $2,712 00. One Ped-room Suit. three pi one ©onrin g, two Ke B yh .er, iW , _ «a ne Ch I | Rack. > A RACKS, WORK TABLES, BAMBOO ROCK HALL t HE ADQUARTERS E meray ICAN CENTRAL C OMMITT mm St. Louis, MO., October 2, a2. "*§ The Republicans of the city of St. Louis. are re- quested to meet in their respective wards on Wednesday, Oct. 4th, 1882; at 8 P. M., At the places iow de toon 5 d, test the e vochion of Delegates to the City Conve ntion to ‘be held Turner Hall, No. 16S. Tenth St, ON THU RaDAY. OCTOBER STH, 1882, 0 O'CLOOWN A. M., for the purpose of nominating candidates forthe vari- invigorati st 4 vital forces, without fatigue to ous city offices. Each ward will be entitled to the digestive organ number of delegates below designated,the ; Ttion- ‘| ment being fixed on a strictly representative is: Firs ~, Ward—-Centra!l Turner Hall, .| Sates Se cond Ward—8l4 Lucas avenue. gates, 4. Thitd Ward—Tyroler Hall. Number of dele Number,-of dele- in cases of Typhoid, Yellow aud Malarial Fevers the | gates, : Humber Kuixir isinvelnable, giving strength to overcome the Bourth gate Fifth Ww ard—Soulard Market Hall. KAte Be Sir hy Ward—Social Tu nes a Monroe. Number of deleg Seve vnth Ward—Union | = Yiall. gates ehth Ward- = Samebary stree t. Rigollot’s : oa be yee : ne ." = Se sh hE tee ae | Total Ser Bad-vesen: 8720 0 ' ‘ riitende ex! itt . +) is 4 ‘e » &. Ine T on Ta ie. rn Dining Chairs, one | () Se ! ‘lar T mieess pn lab e Se Leather Vining (ine bine Anti ue bows ran” “aly] tw sive Pinal 7 offiee i) i] : . , ; 7 “ret: | id | , I ] Ves y ti 4 ; rmoAaTt. 4 Lil , Olle wiarodle =to] 2 deboard,. | oT bi le ,* Ser { hairs, tre . ' g 7? e ather Arm- tion Worthy to be “MS eormiche ¢ is ih . re tial for Dining-room.,............ S16 50) Total for Dining-room ....8108 O00} Crrs, one Antique sideboard, one Anugue balm and chunanies a ! i the | es A | fi: = al . | Side Table door-Keeper ts tn capy a 1 I} rae | bens va” Male : rit > nth Ward—Ryan'‘s Hall, Choutean ay emue, near Summit. Number of delegates, 4. Tweunti W: al on a ist corner avenue iti hel of « ate 8, 5. ‘webty-lirst Ward— “Che rroke« Garden. ST. LOUIS. grounds Wi Clay and (ass qubernats remarhkalsle , | : Number of second W ard—Ioerth’ s Half-Way Number of delegates, Tw aty- -third Ward - ~Hep pp’s Hall,Lowell. Number of dele gates, 3. Twent y- ‘fourth Ward—Caro: be r of de! .egate , 4. Twenty-t ith “Ww ard—Kaiser’s Llall, corner Gray ois road and King’s Highway. Num ver of delegates, 2. Aug. Myers, Old 3 —- 1 pee mae 1 War way. Number of dele gates, 2 PWust find exact petition 6£ me sonal ond Winete Haak Twenty-seventh W: ird—Louis Freimuth’s Three- waist. Tick!- i, do L? Very sorry, but must fad | b POSMION TUS ; *» ' Mile Ho use. Number of delegates, be eure ch ; Twenty-elighnth War d-—Four Mile H House, Laston ave- nue. Number ot delegates, 4. Total ay r of delegates, 143. After the adjournment of the Convention, the dele gates from the foilowing Senatorial and Re enta- tive Distmets will meet and nominate call 3 for S nators and Re pr ‘sentatives. . "NATORIAL DISTRICTS. Thirtieth District Composed of the Fighteenth Nineteenth, Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh and Twen- by vizghth Wards. Thirty-seco ad District—Composed of the First, Sec- ond and Tenth Wards. Thirty-fourth District—Com yosed of the Fourth, Sixth, Aghth, Sixteenth and Twenty-third Wards. EPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS. First District--Composed of the Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, Twenty-first, Twenty- second, Twenty-fourth and "Twenty- -fitth ‘Wards, nominate three representatives. Second District-—-Composed of the First, Third, Tenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth and Nineteenth’ Wards, to nominate feur Representatives. Third Distric o--amagees d of the Kighth, Sixteenth, Fighteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-thir Twenty- sixth, Twenty-seventh and Twenty-qghth W ards, to nom- inate three Representatives. | Fourth District—Composed of the Second, Fourth, Sixth, Twelfth and Fourteenth Wards, to Dominate four Representatives , omm — LAN, By 5 er of the Republican Central ATERS, JOHN GF. pie 3 Is a candidate for Olerk of the Criminal Court, sub- ject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. THOMAS F. FARRELLY — Is a candidate for Recorder of Deeds, subject to the decision of the Democratic Conv ention. HENRY F. HARRENGTON Is a Candidate for Sheriff, subject to the Becision of the Democratic Convention. ~ - miles) Inet evet * on charge 2 Tioaise, “i We ‘ben tried ~ed ae Asses —_ 1) hold lelet Turner Hall. Nun use in 3 ‘iity — — ino i a ney Al bh \- 4 y 7 oa iy el ei - . Lye: own can . 4) c fe he ; in the Ohio Ling iw make um enughs rushed, rr. “npnulation & on held ag ; : ' bowing ort ae ‘isd ph and il. \ «60 €6Q07 ne ) alter Wemlion. Pe’is it \s "Strikes me your fefl shoulder is fhe hundredth part ot an inch lowes buav your uybt, Can't be tog correct, ” MW res to the iv be found s | well-dre ese fication for furnished = lim MOND NEC CED Al be ont TieNtet DTD, ACs hand | —- KLACE, rand Eleeirie. innuination alt WOWn-LOWN HY Projected for the Delectation of Visitors and Patrons on WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS! BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8 AND 10:30 P. M. 4 Visitors will pease remember the Place is the wind nbtiy. mw, ba of the C: St. Louls | in the na verdict * nad ine ; ’ — NEE cei - Rana — = 4) ° at | “hat on v is 7 2 ital syn hot oH = ore , “And arms‘too. Armes teldom the game length. Juseplace them so, please, Ooe' real) y can't be too correct.” ; il bit vou toa connhrii " mi the street i suave salutai Vioudsor n fur nt ats gti ts of the readilie UGUSTUS 8. TAYON is a candidate for CLERK OF THE CRIMINAL COURT, subject to the decision of the Democratic . Convention. LOUIS D. PICOT Is a candidate for Recorder of Deeds, subject tothe de cision. of the Democratic Convention. - M. SNYDER | Isa candidate for Recorder of Deeds, subject to the Seainton of the Democratic Convention. i | ; YDATRICK M. STAED, And that's exactly what Brown "a -_ we as , ; PRESENT INCUMBENT, Thought when the coat came p 4 ey ; . : s o“. Is a candidate for election for CL ERK OF THE bor: a bs Le a7 © ‘ 3 CRIMINAL COURT, subject to the Democratic Con- rae : S| : - ia : 2. fe ' Sonaien. ees GREAT CENTRAL STORE, Fronting on Sixth, on Olive and on Locus visit our model business block and P. S.---No Goods will be pffered for sale during above hours. inspect our magnificent stock of OTHING.SILOES, HATS, FUR- Barr’s Store Will Remain Open Only until 1 o'clock ; soning, Skin Affections, and = Ulcers, Impediments to eet - matism, Piles. Especial ‘attention — to. NISHIANG GOODS and JEW- cases from over- worked brain. SURGI-. CELERY. GRAND ILLUMINATION OF THE ELECT&IC LIGHT Every Evening. Beautiful ap terior Deco- | ‘rations. WELCOME Fifth and Morgan. CAL Cases receive Special Attention. | yydocedaters What {s the voice of past ages regaramg epeciel evening, marched toe men pearl Denman Thom)son as Josh Whitcomb is tice? Herodotus, the father of pisters. & hen came a handsome coach, dra | drawing large audiences to tffe Olympic. Miss 3,00 years ago, eertaln inal s treated conta orses ahd Containing the four ai Margaret Mather will occupy these boards next the Assyrians of earlier ages “m Ot ERO! 1 OTUS Enu- Whose cree Catt ly Cited week. ‘Seats ean be secured after 9 o'clock to- oes earlier ter’ TEI ovort 5 Eat which makes Jacobs’ suyts 1} morrow morning. ter Fpe, Sect in .. HIPPOCRATES, the earitest medi ana d eae a bt . ) The Peonle’ s Theater draws a liberal’ share of com s all medien! knowledge, and only by treating , Wagon by six he the holie: ty tron; wwe this week, Theprogramme by c & Was Chess ) hage of Preheseney finishing touches ‘ am) cir & a pee is excellent. M. 8. Leavitt's, and —___----—-- ; ro i We aad dig de College, New York Bays in his Principles and Practice | when completed, were ti Tony Pastor's united combinations will appear at of Medicine, 1473, page 28, Me et for by the crow ls whie i u chad 1 th People’s next week ties are now recognized. wg +~ eee on te Pee Alice Atherton and her husband, Willie Edouin, crease of {knowledge *.. 4 TLE ~ mind to compass all.” We say ‘f, honor to to fo The fo by | with the Sparks Company tn = Dreatis, or“ Bink’s rel . Photog: mh Gallery” furnish a strong attraction — > scuemer, who uaa highest in nowledge in * countr at the Grand Opera House this week, They will text books in all medica) colleges. iM? tell iwe d next wer in bv Aldrik hi & Parsloe in It is self-evident that e physician barth Camfbe I's play, “My Partner.” The sale class cane ) this engagement commences to- \ sar. corse de ; Mionid \y. the petition” do a judge i an ap- “St care ni strated conta! Hu rrent Prophet ASS ALT MEDALS, Th exatisite workmaite eWe oy cenliv eonpleted, 7) Ac meee BN By A Ma | Is thatofl show Windows ol ¢ etreet, alwavs i! we ile ar — - a a a aioe — - — ATRICK McCANN is a candidate for re-election to the office of Justice of the Peace of the Fifth Dis trict, First and Seventeenth Wards. ndsome Display ae DOCTOR WHITTIER 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo., vegumiae graduate oftwo medical colleges, has . en lounger engaged in the treatment of Chronic, ; Nervous, Skin and Blood Diseases than any other | physician in St. Louis, as city pepers show and all old, residents know. Consultation at office or mall, free ¢ and invited. A friendly talk or opinion costs nothing. . When it is inconvenient to visit the city for treatmen medicine can be sent by mailor express everyw here. Curable cases guaranteed; where doubt exists it is frankly stated. Nervous Prostration, Debility, Mental. and Physical Weakness, Mercurial and: other affections of Throat, Skin and, nHaies i} tri A Unique Varnde, Among the reculatio valling inthe realms | ofthe Veiled Prophets. is one to th demonstration annual pag be allowed to follow inits wake. Jd: American tailor, Who a not believe in tollowi: Debind, day wave dence of his ability the full of the any stray vale Which] omises to fill the sails of _on th his commercial eValt, ao: onl account sent a rapl forth a procession w aroused popular thusiaem and enjoyment hardly Second great pageant which When the streets were crowded wil, spect awaitihy malta mees , ut 7:38 ot P iil | ring Lis half anotier ev.- advantage ol SOC. anyhow, vost fines 1a) j | Is OMT r digo — ae eireL io, belweem AMUSEMENT NOTES. This evening there will be a grat 1d pyrotechnic _| display at Sehnaider’s Garden. The exhibition is under the direction of the managers of the beach «| displays at Coney Island. “i Sutherland sisters, in the Fifth and Pine visitors. - *) > it, tle : : fida OGL’ YU Correct binck- fA band of twent heading a processio “sthough it must , rd of the expected hie portions arc the me uty pouents, W: wsreall flee prise : Teenie hen of Liv city’ crowded eand tis ; tunity of great value and tin yy ge | ; | Pope's, fills eae worantace. every night, Ben, Mazinley will appear at Pope's By Of the musics loom ' next week in “* A Square Man.’ The seven long-hair exhil ition | rovided this week at streets, draw large audiences of holiday They are well worth seeing. “Ruffalo Bi.” the holiday week attraction at the house from parquette to dome ut Heart Nowe Mereantile Li Opera Cop ri rin snd the ri ing to see, ‘ dhat me cera . jer 2 ‘— xa arth ‘ = - ‘a A iaitve ae ta find : a -_ — -- $$$ - The Barge Race, All is Mi readiness for the great six-oared barge race which tukes place at Creve Ce@ur Lake to morrow between the crews of the Modog and St. Louis Rowing Clubs. The Modocs have long held the Faust Cup and the St. Louis boys aredete nin. | ed, if possible, to take it from them. A handsome water-cooler has been offered for secon va p rize and | is exhibited at Theo. Eagie’s store, 204 orth Fourth street. Trains will start for the lake at 8:00 a. m., 1:30 and 3:15 p. m., aud return at 5:20 p. m. There will be a single -scull race during tlie day between the members of the Mattoc Club. resented this interference on the part of bis part- > os > } ENT. raAnww renee hnerand re plied with a very obscene rejark, at s the same saying that Praedicow’s pres@ce was not wanted: A row ensuedin which K@ is said to have thrown two beer glasses one Cipla h struck Pras di cow's wife. The latter daw a pis- ; tol and fired, the ball striking Karr on t! ‘side of the head jufiic ling a sealp wound. Pracdow was arrested and locked up. A.Teporter sag him in the hoki-over this morning and he statedfhat the row originated in an effort of Karr to f{§eze him outof the business. Whenthe hotel w@ bought Karr put up a certain amount of m@ey and Prac dooe borrowed 81,250 from his 1 ther-in- law and the business Was formed. Since [started it has paid well, and it is god § by Praediyw ES ali s mother-in-law lave use@ eve pend -_ + Kim pute Praedicow has bee@Depnty | of the Third District, who was arrested by Detect- Coroner for a long time and this. trakacton | ives Warren and Badger, was this morning fined breaks himall up. He said that he w e ha a500 under the eighth clause of the vagraney act, ashi a i) oWli@he weliontaine ro i! the Bellef i canget tho pra « Aunt, * > A ld ore }) river in the @ ‘ Di ol he str “re lk / ae, Whi Sapr mon iy 2 ‘up Ch aeep, aba a PIAL Sipe ts Al seeat on ~ ve Ciel to rescue the Leart pushed by Henry Me reatened suffocation. A = larce and handsoine | fising car clo-ed the parade, which = lasied couple of ours, and went over the route ot Velled Prophets’ procession, meeting every reas they provressed the unbounded : ppPres al | the spectators, These proc Rg come highs, ' Mr, Jaco and there is houbt that tl “tvested in Ves- (* , 7 to oP iay's display wa profitable outlay ° nea ; will insure the custom undreds who be- : epi ‘eu ata: opp F . tal ; Re y the nameof F. VM, Wol i tiekets and parers marked @G , Pawn Dekets jor a hunting Yr BOhlhe, and the fourth a welg “ Ws | Ss signed ivy Leon ol .¥:, snd ancther receipt ' la exch ur ve Ni A STR on ic ont I sk et ‘i al we cela _— eo The Deputy Coroner Involvedin a Shooting scrape. The manacement of the Clark Avenue Hotel, corner of Fifth and Clark avenue, has succumbed to the influence of the influx of people visiting the Fair and Veiled Prophets, and the profits at- tending the same. Itis probable that the firm of N. Karr & Co. will dissolve after to-day, and that the hostelry will go into other bands. The pro- prietors of the house are N. Karr and Dr. Herman Praedicow,the Deputy Coroner. They bought the hotel some time since and, being brothers-in-law it was believed that they could get along without the usual quarrets atte nding a partnership. Last night at about 7 o’clock Karr, thinking that business would be brisk, went out and bought two bunared biscuits with which to make sandwiches. Praedicow objected, saying that they would be too many and that they w ould dry up. Karr peing a little the worse for liquor ; a TARRANT’S SELTZER APERIENT. “THEIR NAME IS LEGION.” DYSPEPSIA IS THE PAKENT OF MORE EVILS THAN FLEW OUT OT PANDORA’S BOX. BILIOUSNESS, SOUR STOMACH, HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, NER* | VOUS DEBILITY, NAUSEA AND INDESCRIBABLE ' MENTAL MISERY ARE AMONG ITS TERRIBLE OFFSPRING. GIVE THEM ALL THE COUP De | GRACE WITH TARRANT’S SELTZER APERIENT, WHICH RENOVATES AND REGULATES. THE BOWELS, TONES THE STOMACH, AND IS A SURE REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION AND ALL ITS CONCOMITANTS: SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . a —— “a se A bar hysictans in a Seri g this "tre cares to this any r ‘Te every known appliance ts | are whole house es, and all are eryased « with ski respectful manner; and ae te de, ne experiments are made. $a sceount the gress number of cases a eppiying. me charges are kept low often lower than manded by others. vr you secure the skill and get a speedy and perfect cure, that ts the ; important matter. A MEDICAL BOOK ccotecl fez ae are so tacats sealed, Np and oid food ete ae -~_ sy ‘ « § ’ ~ Merle oar hit and ¥ Selative e Ww a E waiting te view we the —_ on means, ; rocu : Willie Morrison, a five-year 0 0 rom reer oe reels “aaa his mother. The anxious mother vie Prnedieow eins lak free. = oe station, but was not able to find her los PAD 4. Tt orl eee \'? PAIL to see the handsome display of fine in the show windows of C. 1. Aber, 217 North hi street, i -
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-~* ~s % 7 me “4 M =, . : a” ‘ ‘ . ~> “3,3 , wie se ee “wet: ae i. * . ~~ - + ¢* wee aS : OTC Tete ey ~ St. Louis Wost-Dispatch, Rei 3 “> = —— f : p bi a F _ ve. Se Fed *. * A : oo >. a oe wo s wt woes >” nee % TSS os LEP. 8 ee I At G ae : * iv "7 ( Sow = Ftp 7. LA 7 > >, 2 - 2 Te AS a a vy, Ys eee * Yu b Bees +33 - aie + > a ns - 4 uae 4 = Nites OP ee 3 ly —e . “a . % . ae 5 Re * iu of asum- mer excursion over the beaten European paths. Mr. Sronns seems to be under the Impression that he has been participating in something of an unusual character. He will discover, when itis too Jate, that trotting about lu Europe is @ very commonplace busi- ness since Coox invented his cheap tickets, end that the recherche thing now isto have never been abroad. °* ..— 2 - been no certainty of the conviction of any Ollender, however plain his guilt. The most | eT@® What has Wagner got arainst religion? incendiary doctrines have been laid down as law from the beneh of the Criminal Court. Guilty men have been discharged by the mere say-so of the Judge, without reference of the facts of the case toa jury. ter has fattened off of felonious gamblers on the strength of his friendly influence with the and in the degree in which that new man js he direct opposite of Judge LAUGHLIN, in | Russian tronelad Admiral Popoff last Saturday | that degree will he bea fit man for the posi- tiom. crimes in this and adjoining States > few years past. b The solemn tribunal has been con- -_-— | ‘ } | fi THE WACKERLE CASE, Life Insurance has ted to some remarkable In the Eighth District yesterday the anti- nominated Sresinenavs for Congress. This | ruins ofa burned paint shop In aid of an tr will make it pleasant for O’Nem.. If! surance fraud. When it is natorions that DAtmry remains in the Geld he will be Sup- |; many men insure thelr Ifwes ported by every Republican who believes tn | . | from the r for large ums With a view solely of \w earlier matters pertaining to the childhood ofthe brothers, knew nothing about the | married life of WrLLIAM, except what might have been learned in the process of prepar- ing to personate him on the witness stand. After a full hearing the jury came to the unanimous conclusion that JoHN WACK- | ERLE who bore a very strong resemblance to Wi1LLIAM, had entered into a conspiracy to get his army pension and had been thusina manner compelled to carry out the fraudu- lent personation for the benefit of the in- surance company. This is the meaning of the verdict of over $6,000 in favor of the widow. sition to thé dominant Democracy. Much has been said, and with great reason, about the idiocy. of the Democratie party. Much more could be said about it with | equal truth. Butitis dificult to command State, proceeded to cut itself into pieces so let us know of | 28 to make the Democratic plurality .at least We propose to have a few words to one hundred thousand, throw away every by an appeal to actual facts how criminal | Saaereem, not whether Democracy can be acts whether he is a fit person to ocenpy his | Picturesque political lunacy. as a camildate or forever hold their peace, workmen in the Missouri Pacifie shop: were They were sent to the polls. with Broap- HEAD tickets and this is the reason that wards thought to be certain for GLovEeR were found to be the property of his oppo- Govunp. Itis a well known fact that BRoap- frage. Tremont Temple, Boston, on Monday evening, Oc- A notorious shys- | tober 16. Te is tn excellent health, and all reports that he te breaking down or about to give up lec- turing are said to be incorrect. on the part of a man who carried a barrel of pork three miles fora wager of $100. A Chicago man recently carried 2% barrels of pork all day and | ) | cident had occurred ona vessel of the American | Navy the thirty men missine would have been of- | nothingin particular, but strangers merneet 0078 ' ited by the head master of Clifton College, and he within a | bas communicated his impressions of it to the The Kansas courts have ; London had several cases in which men have been | - Taust eet - mm qome actewe business.” Contribu- murdered tn order that their bodies might be passed Off as the bodies of insured persons. | Inone very shocking case a Kansas Clty tl painter was employed ina Kansas town and Filley Republicans held a convention and re- | his charred }y “ly was produced benefiting | able Southern statesmen have thought when h - " . " > , ; getting the marrow out of the bonés of poli- | their families by cunningly@oncealed suicide, sak to '® reporter in Atlanta the other 7: ties, It will be remembered that Dau.ry fs | it 8 not strange that more men will sacrifice the gentleman who advocates the doctrine | the lives of others in athe “The fact that I was identified with the rebellign mpts to swindle the | the nomination, and knowing this lam not an as- ' companies. The latter are therefore justified in using extreme caution in all cases where there is ground for suspecting fraud. In the WACKERLE case, after WILT.IAM WACKERLE had been reported killed ina Texas railroad accident, and after his wife had identified his body and received the in- | surance on his life from one of the compa- General Tombs insisted on presenting him with a nies, another one refused payment on the | ground that Winniam WACKERLE WA&S | living in California, and that his re- ported death jwas a fraud. His army pension was obtained for a person in California claiming to be the identical W11- LIAM. This person, identified by JOHN WACKERLE as his brother WirvraM, is | identified also by many of the latter’s old neighbors. But Mrs. WACKERLE and many others disputed the identity. Cross-examina- tion brought out the fact that the suppositi- tious WILLIAM, while well posted in all the and another brother, CHRIS, ne no Such a case should not end here. To vin- | dicate itself from collusion with perjurers to defraud the widows of its policy-holders, the Insurance company must ejther confirm the testimony of JouN WACKERLE and his sur- viving brother, or put them in the peniten- tlary for a foul and unnatural crime against | a dead brother’s widow and children. & THE CHAMPION LUNATICS, The suicidal division of the Republican party of Missouri is a misfortune to be alike regretted by Republicans and Democrats. It | neans almost the utter removal of al! Nothing | OpPpo- t can insure good behavior of the ruling party | but fear of loss of power. sition fighting itself means no opposition at atl, A divided OpPpo- | The Republican party, having deliber- itely cut itself into small fragments, has | ‘xtended to the Democracy of this State i lease of power the extent of which cannot « foreseen. It means not only utter hopeless- ess, SO far as any change in the government | f the State is concerned, but also almost qual hopelessnes as to the defeat of Democ- |racy in the various Congressional! districts. rroper language to fully describe the monu- mental folly of the Republican party in Mis- sourl, which, having sacred!y proclaimed that he great duty of the hour was to defeat yemocratic Bourbon rule and regenerate the vongressional district and make it a serious | eaten in this State, br ‘therit is ssi- | i | ‘ iT W heghe Tr it l Ppossi- | | ick mule, in | ie shape of le to ever reunite even the hopeless Repnub-/| gitl they qnnot ws ba |a moderate salgy, nor can thes allow their | $40,900; het surp ican minority. | children to ser a. Let Republicans quit talking ahont. Dama. | Dedy’s child, or er no one’s child, is left to her | t : P ane jult talking about- Demo- | fare'to join the dince if so Inclined, or do perhaps rutic stupidity. In this State, at least, the | Worse. Are the pwners of dance-houses entirely it is a well known fact that nearly all the | nxions to support GLOVER in the Eighteenth v* en ner I 4 nd Nineteenth Wards last Saturday. They ah fs ad his tiekets and were personally pledged ‘cloc® nm the afternoon—too Jate for the ewspapers to hear of it--orders were issued en shonid all support BrRoapweEap. ent. The Missouri Pacific is owned by Jay FADisa JAY GovuLpD attorney. Comment oo — PERSONAL. | Wagner says he Is going to write a religions op- —Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, the noted litigant, as become an active champion of woman's suf- —John PF. Gough will open the lecture season at Ohio comes forward with a “feat of strencth” ald nearly £200 for the privilege. | ilied two officers and thirty seamen. If this ac- | cers, --The Rugby Colony in Tennessee has been vis- | News, --A dispateh from Washi: tod states that it is € Intention of President Arthur to order a spe- | To th clal investigation into the manarement of the reasury Department during Sherman's admint a lot stration. Itisagooa thing that John’s fences | of ure all up, because chickens that come home to roost need*a place to settle on. —Senator Joseph FE. Brown voiced what many ould defeat me for the Presidency if I could get a roll of bills containing $500 in Atlanta, the other requiring pledges to gupport nominecs does not | there not some cau®, or rather many causes, for | citizens of free 4guerica—the time a young girl | ¢civil / woman join in th@ery. ' hours and smalljpay, and if bakere must keep | $ | thelr stores open pte, let their own daughters step | 376 35; net earnings $4,558,373 20; in and see how they like the drudgery. Prol- | traffic per mille, $2,281 80; ratio of expenses 61,7 percentas against 61.52the year previous. Re- alized from investments $266,442 36; total Income, $4,824,816 55; $4,035,908 18; deficit on Georgia Railroad lease, | ably some of thes men have children of their own /who must be tajght t bang on the piano, for which they can ford to pay dearly; yet the poor a | oblige To the EFattor ofjhe Post-Dispatch in the Ni that whiie I me in sand, the 2 us, his ed ‘Rugby,” the gentleman says, ae stran tions of poker decks fort) relief of Rugby are | Stop tgit now in order. ' | pirant for the empty honor of being a candl- date.” ne __General Robert Toombs,when told by a doctor the other day that his liver was diseased, protest- ed laughingly that he did not know he had such an organ. The veteran politician keeps up his spirits in spite of encroachments of age. He lost day, and when the finder returned the moncy gold-headed cane. MISSOURL POLITICS. The Sedalia Democrat appears to-day under the | editorial control of Robert M. Yost. A surplus of corn and of candidates is the pre- vailing complaint of Missouri this year. In Scott county they have twenty-six candidates in the field and more coming. Six men want to be County Judge and four want to be Assessor. Lexington Intelligencer: The Kansas City Re- publicans have made a mistake, They can’t force the Republicans of the district to vyote for Crisp. Nodaway Democrat: If the question of Prohibi- tion were submitted to the voters of Missouri to- day, there are reasons that It would carry, despite the fact that neither the Democratic or fepubliean party, in convention assembied, had the courage to come out in favor of the measure. Vandalia Leader: Senator Vest deserves the heartfelt thanks of all honest and patriotic men for the bold and plain and sensible stand he has taken on the Prohibition question. He speaks in advertising business in their proces- ton et they interdict that sort of thing. But what do you think of & false-reporting + ~ paper, anyhow? VEILED PROPHET. An Kcho from the Parade. Sr. Louts, October 4, 1882. To the Faltor of the Post-Dispatch: I was forcibly struck last night with the float of “Columbia” in the Veiled Prophet procession. The ballot-box was superb, but don’t you —-— —<— & -- ——— Stephens Elected, ATLANTA, GA,, Oetober 4.—The election ts gressing quietly. The snecess of Stephens ts ec ceded by all parties, the amount of the majorit being the only question in doubt. In Atlanta G trel is receiving almost the solid ne and publican vor. it KRenominated. Worcester, MAss., October 4—The Repl cans of the Tenth District renominated Wm. Rice for Congress. | » 26 the. officers making St arrest were A preser. He! ———_™ GOOD Biack Pete tion of Nur Other Instance thie! Gam Of all the inexg man, the incmory metaphysicians factory explans . of this faculty ha is replete with ex and the loss cles, a gentien retentive a call by name and health of the Aste 000 citizens of that name of every so} Was an antique Ke that he could atte urday morning a1 papyrus, could each and sold brought the purchaser ,wt curate descriptic of Voltaire’s me inficdel’s plays on time by the auth full of Instances Louis can probat derful and best The remarkable x many years 8 Hote? dining-t wide as the coun ment and memeé tribute five hund tem of chee rest - entering is hat to _ obtained a view would then dispe others and rece owner of the hat In a twinkling I cal hat from wrong proper the owner of a wontld cl ny hi to the entrance, hat were photo all the truth of a mistake tn atte This wonderfalt a gold badge the proprietors @ in Chitago. Another rey is that owned by who was emplo now keeping dd room at the Olive streets, ’ Bt. Louis and tt bered from each of arranged in ¢t of the numbers the 192 or not Pete had so tr? of these cards. on card 37, he. e flon, give the- ti rs in their re of the check bo of each ken of invaluable the first who eo the urn callin rolls out, and appears on the gosten up by a ec carried wi paper with v mucilage on exactly the size Keno eard, listened tor the the next ball’s? and raked in th the game by withdrew fora to a friend, attention sy “kena,” wr of his card covered, Hee called the fifgh pouncing: ** alin’ t no card w bers In 4, line." tion the fraud wero ees wis disco education has ned wens s eons ew hieroglyph for his naine. memory he sal how 1 came I've gotit. In you thir nanil and ycars ago. “Can you ree “Oh neo! fo a cuss, but «0 culty in reecoll “Tlow did ye “Oh, that. going on 1 use Inany of them all, and now I and nobead cards after | le , «on two brothers benk, could ke box ahd, withe else, could ant the box-after deal, when ite turn,” neither endowed in keeping track « number and de box? In playh the same confi at the idea. o A local celebri bestowed upeé approprial pg Atnuotic lie @ 1 Ves are en / is a-rmuech ft than as acitiz one half the ga then beat him he has so tra played game every card. pi trick taken variably anne of lis oppons stock a deck a dealing witht The remark was 80 notort could persua agalust the keeping 4 the end of a game he could called for and gaine made b board. A we tainty how won or lost, é without thea and losaecs of @ play. These f ») refuse to We note the for public fave Compressed of compress Universal in the manuf cerns in the U monopoly of company was the laws of Among the the names of Cincinnati, distillers, ete We do no goods made b acqunintan the directory mana ged ampie capl equip and rur The old cor minds to a by men who The Superir years the been conr Europe and Judge M favor of the ¢ in the apt erty at
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igating the case, as reat Were not present. Bei a occurred aud at Mr. ; miehed him with the | . The third act of thig pf next Tuesday allernoon, preferred agalust the officers it TION VLAINT. Property and the Domes it Wrought. Michael bas applicd for a dl Canuichacl, The husband I n for the Melor quoensware sided for some tie at the & Carmichael alleged thag is cliy Juve 22nd, 187%. Bhe band until last Angus her condition was rendered poof his unkind, harsh, al) otrentroent. and bis nod Cl diisvecordd)= = «6of:—lhig Carmichoer! alloges that she her boushband Deeause she And tmproperto remain an Alleges that poon after thefp Jdetaaided @iat sue should a vailuaeMe qlantatlo Toarvcad bits thrents Mt nition Mr, Crs hs ah A will by whieh Use roperty ne, sole ‘evnlow, This, how. r. Cavmichnel’s views. and he in the oWhner iwiiter and only iby a former marriage, ! w* Y Bee f : lhe pur. i nn being’ Conveyance nnd treated ber with marked Mi that he asked ler lo exeeute the consideration for the Cone eland abused ber that ashe Her hustand ois alleged, ns OF lit mscqhenoce to ; lal. She wag iif ye ale laetitedl tiw € her tea , atone strangers, but her wisit prey Woenat home in ithat ber itisband.would not frivinis, Atthe Belvedere in , (ariiehae!l Would take no eran albeenee of some time, after returning to thelr own Msihagd demanded that she ne her d—«l mouth and Syes a Yorne ao, epiby his Metis toll ners ie Was Bim Tariian! mia beatin lor poeet 6thhUhring) «6Ulher)6down he intended e.ierto torment Priantation or to albwtndon Si deed Wf to him. Mrs, lh hush teldo he that Mm And ire we nilrere were mo that wenlid suit lim. and T belles : s teltiers, words Ras wetaihtul to her. Mrs, Biles iiiat after her marriage are taayet bene fied a former ee Ail ey La tudeg aAr- hace ; wore ot diverce He let this city on the 26th Pe@uve Nis Wile received a that did hot propose Witniier becatus she did : mand that he had > ©. ii oman Acninset whom mw atreithat she had told : hse wilewlich hedid not whorl does not ask for Mishes tH be released fetter Tow Coapr's svape fae. lay ron la deeiston in the Deas’ Piisaecase, Mr. Elierbe im Ar) time sinee, Biter ad the | eral court of Gil pet oley it ‘and heat our for der - of 4 triet, and ra a, ’ : hiomte - : Pig ’ ~te rh ; = : lon : : : Ocese BEES bis! ie mi! als thy int col ‘ UTS eae PACH SWINTF, Trance Cer 7 i;oule im i DD - - li) ® ‘) a, e. : .' 7} ij of ae °. ‘ t) one iv thi ) ogmule me ioe of ys - Capital With J. Vin«w ; , ae presi- Well, seeretar sarpuel Bi. bea : : ij eT iy thii wus 7 ae Treas, tore 1¢ Th y differen’ : ml Pid i a J rrijeve rcinsses on ; Tasstia 7 : - the veurs ane fi hrequent ine ett ty fer the offeers’ and Sree ii; loeently one af Wayweort), Melean County, fetin ) ‘ad tak as riskio Wii ir. Rogers, The wm”) mid yesterday to look ma attier 9 lence search found ell in mall! rijing-lbouse on aot” : : ‘4 wh) wily eping fern : ' r that they ny! a} for making 7 ae rat : " positlon oh iry | "1 ihat if be fiber they | moke it all one ott Called officers are the thing 1 ceuine bare i ‘i ft . Y Nhered in he coer e now, o : mhearly every eouuty in South _- Tiomeliultu prem er Kine eooonie Seewowy Pitraordiounre d Min- ary to .! | diverse are busy the eo : i tie The Bates elover 1,200 Port Tron Niels pheemicrants Pamerjlilte re ined ate . plairtes ; ther «9 plovyer®. Mo per City CY ration to ATTN | : 1° fig promo 7] Peyiy ; weather alts {i air ray crope, mht ‘4 ow tons. This ‘ ) port, Orders t + { the San Fre Min Wows eons rrespon enon the American Ponstder) hopiwretion from Cle 7 at {, ,f jiltve tj mvs for aornee l« The GowWe in tnt ‘pvlierante from Peatwi they will ‘we eetiled in the Peare of tic Geovernnie nt, A Surprise ber 4. lhe Repoullicens of ef. ml Pistriet my borning ney mn, Pesklent of the « ago The tomtun “ney | siepria®y, Man oll bane pit i pening atten Wal, Aldrich had if 7 | . Mt 3 t nominated Serer nee ot Shayor Cail , - Thimntote al | beet : ‘teamahip Gel Pherts October 1, abont forty me dstand. she fell ny with the ; nn. from Paltimore cmtttan She towed her fbi parted and Sie Gellert was fiaeti Der Ve voye ley : shLuevville Fair. Diispeate dy ~ WIL, Oetobor 4 ~The County? Areest in the display of stock and sala il i” Tices a | days are at Priday ; vousand pee LIMB Thrall Pphens Fieectod, fivtaiher 4 The aiees ; ; pee, Tle Ade ection Is pre sof Stepyens ts come untof the majo In Atlanta Gar Ie solid negro and | © ‘Silom in dont. inost _ . o Kenouminated, LASS... October 4.—~The Republi- » Dietrict renominated Wm, Wi . = St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Wednesday, October 4, 1882, xw—_—_ ee eee + ~ GOOD MEMORIES. | cross-bil,l to se aside a deed, and sus- tained the bank aasignee iy his tile to the property under the deed of trust. The effect of the opinion to-day will he to realize for the Central Bank depositors another dividend of ten per cent. or more. The property is worth probably $120,000 — Bieck Pete's Wonderful Recollec- tion of Numerical Combinations, ee Other Instances of Curious Caprices of Gamblers’ Memories. ee DR. ADAMS’ TURKISH BATH, S11 North Seventh, Between Olive and Lo- cust Streets. Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ajl day for gentlemen. 43 Saturday morning for ladies till 12 m, Of all the inexplicable things that go to make up man, the momory is recognized by physicians and metaphysicians to be susceptible of the least satis- factory explanations. The power and caprices of this faculty have always beena puzzler. History is replete With examples of wonderful memories | se Free to All. To witness the finest display of shoes ever brought to the West,now exhibited in the windows of C. L. Aber, 217 North Fifth street. and the loss of the = same. Themisto- | z | bi SE cles, a gentieman of Athens, had so | The Wackerle Case. retentive a memory that he could | The verdict In the Wackerle insurance case in call by name and inguire intelligently after the health of the sisters, cousins and aunts of the 20,- 00) citizens ofthat place. Cyrus would call the | name of every soldier tu his army. MHortensius | favor of the widuw was generally discussed by members of the bar to-day and it was sustained without a single dissenting opinion. The man presenting himself from California as William Wackerle, who is now believed to be a younger Was an antiqne gentleman of whom history says that he could attend a second-hand store on a Sat- urday morning and without the ald of stylus or — papyrus, could tell days afterwards” what brother, did not show himself in court yesterday. oy ote nt oy 24 a > o~ was | The Minnesota attorney who produced ee Oe ee eT a ie a | him, Mr. Weinman, failed to put ii a 7 bo : ; ge ; | rit ¢ = ° ‘- 4 « , ) an appcar- the purchaser, what price was paid, and give an a ance. No steps were taken looking to arrest. but curate description of the article itself. A friend of Voltaire’s memorized a whole act of one of the it is understood that the Government will prose- cute the Insurance company’s witness for drawing infidel’s plays on being read to him for the first ray tis : . he time by the author. Modern medical journals are peony me 4 a ~e@ity ny # - = , 4 pauree Se full of instances of remarkable memories, buaSt. = ot ae "4h = } pe - ‘full _ ' ood ‘a Louis can yy furnish some of the most wdn- ) the "Gow - T) ~ Me : yy whe ‘th , derful and best authenticated cases ou record. | Wutnal of New York has heen put to great. ex The remuarkable powers of lioward, who was for many years stationed at the doorof the Lindell Liotel dining-room, have given igim a reputation as wide as the country. He had so trained his judg- ment and memory that he could receive and dis- tribute five hundred hats without keeping any sys- =_ pense in defending this suit, which has, inthe end, rone against them. Whenthe grand jury of the Inited States District Court meets next month it is probable that attention will be given to the tes- timony introduced for the defense. tom = of checks or laces whatever. A ees ae est entering = the luing hall handed Hotel! Personals. iis hat to the dusky door-keeper, who G. W. Child, of London, England, is a guest at obtained a view of the owner's physiogomy. He | the Lindell. ) would then dispose of the file among a hundred Gen. G. Pennypocker, of the U. 8. army, is at others and receive another hundred before the | ene Linde?) owner of the hat would return for his head-gear, | tn ae — In a twinkling Howard would produce the identi. | Capt. John Sproat, of Cairo, D1, is stopping at cal hat from the heap, pever handing over the | the Laciede. wrong property. Frequently to test his memory | David Ward Wood, of Chicago, has a room at the owner of a hatintrusied tothe darkey’s care’ the Laclede. a — ny gg & ‘ . moe . Le ¢ . . rewurl ne ww G. trown, Giasgow, Seotland. is 1 guest at ‘> Love ¢° i) ranee, ; Watters AV Ail. A at al itita the Plante ra’. hat were photographed on tie man’s mind with | allihe truth of acamera,so that he never made | a mistake in attending to the duties of his office. This wonderful negro was ag ge with an ele- | pant gold badge by a number of gentiemen and | registered at the Planters’. poe roprieters of the hotel. He is now employed | 7 x7. Samuels and J. Wyman Jones, of Colum- an —" | bia, Mo., are at the Southern, iw? iw . J.B. Browning and family. of Louisville, Ky., are quartered at the Planters’. H. Armstrong and Miss A. FE, Jounneycak. Chelsea, Indian Territory, are saegistered at tle Hon. R. W. Townsend, Shawneetown, is a quest at the Lindell. C. F. Lamb and L. L. Lamb, of Akron, O., are PHENOMENAL MEMORY ia that owned by Milton Peters, or Black Pete, | who was employed at Pate’s keno house but its | now keeping door at kock Strickland’s poker room at the a ge corner of Kleventh and | Laclede. Olive streets, nthe game of keno as played in 2 = ' ‘ ng : » Be wne. Clr sville. Mo.: .f. . Hubbard, Bt. Louis and the Pastern cities 19% cards num- pone mee a cw ne, BNO oo shit ston bered from 1 Wt 192 are requited. Oni po C.. are at Hote! Rar ee each of these are fiftecn numbers | °-” re oe arranced in three rows and comlinations ” They'd Like to Know. A great many visitors to the Fair are curlous to know why the gigantic bieyele lately purchased of the numbers between 1 and ®. No two cards of | the 192 or noe two rows of the 576 rows are alike. | Pete had so trained his memory that he knew each of these cards. If .sked what ecoinbinations were , . ; on ecard 37 he could, without 2 moment's hesita- | OM Adam Forepaugh and exhibited by Garvey tion. give the three combinations and the num- |! (the bicycle agent) atthe Fair Grounds, is named bers in their reculargreer, Before the invention | “Famous.” We rise to explain: Mr. Garvey pur- of the check board, which contains the miniature " ; " ice memory he said Well, | swear I don’t know | PCCURK ' f the National Assoriation | { Hors how 1 came by such good recoileection, but Breeders in the Mall stake, worth $4,100, against three other of the selected best rep- I’ve got it. l never forget a number and I can tel) sentatives of the bree og ener seers of you the number of some bonuses 1 went to years , re and years ago.” i ' the North and South. [linda Rose trotted asa a an ’ 1] reeoliert ’ ae w ems vor a * - - yearling in 2 3644, are. though not envaved “40h Nal For solne nines ain roTtn : ; . c ‘m. | inany special event at the meeting, wiil be cuss, but some other things 1 don’t have no diff- . . wg ' -- - —s 'b 'shown, and will give an exhibition of her culty in recollecting. How did you come learn the keno ecards!” is recalled se jspeed. An interesting fact in “Oh that was mv work. When no game was | connection with this trip. About five years going on Tused to tike the ecards and look’ over | ago Stanford bought at Charles Bachman’s Inany of them. In that way I got to know them farin, at Stony Ford, Orange county, thirteen all, and now I'm pretty weil fixed on these things : head of trotting stock, paying $49,000 in cash. OPEN TO-MORROW! Our store will be OPEN ALL DAY TO-MORROW with the full staff of clerks ready to wait on all who may fav®r us. Will keep open for the sale of goods till 9 o'clock every evening this week. B. Nugent & Bro. 817, 819, 821 North Fifth Street, Between Franklin Avenue and Union Market, -_-_—_— — AS USUAL! Blue Ribbons J. KENNARD & SONS Carpet Co. a > BEAUTIFUL Ae Bag elle i AR ect of Keno i The venture Was considered ba rash one by JOUN AND CHARLES PARKER, | other breeders, and they told Goy. Stanford two brothers who dealt in a Sixth streetfaro | so. Llesaidin reply that at some future bank, could keop track of the fifty-two ecards in the | time he would return with the resnits of his | box and, Withouteconsulting a card or anything ventures and beat Bachman and other Eaat- ee, could ANMOUIeCe just what cards were eft in eTn hreeders on their own ground. He said the box after a certaly number were dealt. In the | Nema : : ; deal. when it came to th rivilece to “eall the that he had unlimited eonfdence in the re- wes, wee oS? ' - ~— | 1 ‘ali ia’ ; iva. turn,” neither of the prothers, who were egaily | Sults of California's elimate in producing endowed in this respect, ever trontbled those | fast horses. Gov, Stanf iri returns to fulfill keeping track of the game, but announced tue his promise. Iie is expected » be present _himseif during the meeting, gfid Nas declar- ed that Wild Flower is retdy to beat the records of all previous two, three and four- number and denomination of the ecards left In the box. In playing against the bank they dispiaycad the same confidcnee In their imemorie sand lang! ed ‘ ; . s% ‘a wake : hie sarTr ry vod pod baad x _e. ee BP - pot ar-olds. Many horsemen think that Work “OVERCOAT JOHNNY. will take advantage of the = opportnnity bestowed tpon ! 4 aceouut of his fondness for | afforded by the meeting to exhibit his team, appropriating loose great-coats to his own use, | and that Vanderbilt will not allow him te | Kmot ethe gambling houses several of the em- | monopolize the honors. loyes are endowed with good meinorics.| | — , ristiientieen Mma a much betler reputation as a casino playe r |} f “ae “oT pa i than as a citizen. lie ean safely give his oppone nt | " SI RANGERS | one half the game before the first eard is dealt and , Will drink the | ORIGINAL BUDWESISER ease. From frequent playing | | At its fountain’s head. is memory that in a rapidly mentally keep account of then beat hin: with he has so tralned. } played game he can every eard piaved with Lhe deseription of the . C. CONRAD & Co., trick taken by it. and at last cards in- 411 to 419 North Sixth street variably annotinees the cards ta the hands | ds Save Of his opponents. If given an opportunity Ne can Dorscy’s Afitiction. stock a deck and call off every card in dealing with the backs towards him. The remarkable memory of a gumbler Known as rie NEW YORK JEW | was 80 notorious that tt was with difloulty he could persuade a faro dealer to allow him to buck against the bank. Hie never discommoded hiiseif , keepinga tally on the cards with pencil, bat at the end of a deal or at any stage of the game he could annom.ce the action of any card called for and tell every pe and the amount of the sane made by haif a dezen plavers about the ! ..4.. . : . “ aoe A week after a nlay & ould fell to a So i J rivate occupations | and probable to be In- taint sence a : ea | dependent and happy. A Senator's seat be- inty how many Umes a certain card! , 4 ha c ‘ won or lost, and after a night's play would sum up | ing in want of a customer, he could not resist without the aasistance of the cards the winnings | the temptation. Three years ago he was re- and losses of any card for the previous four hours’) garded in New York asthe most promising | Nay. These facts caused the superstitious dealers and dashing business man who had come » refuse to allow him to put money on the board. : here wo settie, and President A rthur and oth- , — ers were going to be associated with himina Something New. new Broadway horse-car railroad, and it is We note the arrival of a new business candidate | said that Cornell was too slow to aid this and | for public faver—in the advent of the Tauszky other rapid suggestions of young Midas, and | Compressed Yeast Company. Although the ure hence exasperated the \ ice-President's of COMpPTesse dor quick yeast haz become almoat friends. The lesson Is old As history that Universal) In all the large towns and elties stil! men of hold, forward arts can find ho path the manufacture of it w so dangerous. as - tics. Dorsey’s family | shutacture of it was confined to three con | orizinated in Maryland, andthe ex-Senator | corns in the United States. This gavea practica | js a remarkable picture of the early Maryland monopoly of the business.. Lately the Tauszky | pilgrim fathers. The sculptor McDonald has company Was Organized as a corporation under been making his and Mrs. Dorsey’s busts | the laws of Olio, with a eapital of $100,000. during the most exciting passages of his | Among the incorpo; | directors we observe | trial. | orue aortas tah | From the New York Tribune. Ex-Senator Dorsey is related by some Washington friends to have an affection of | the eyes that threatens blindness, and to show some of the earlier symptoms of soft- | ening of the brain. His wife also is broken | in her well-known gazelle-eyed beauty from | the long anxiety and publicity ofthe mail trials. Only ten years ago this man was in ee Lore ny ames of Many prominen n - ————— the names © > ed genggan business men of THE DIAMOND NECKLACE, Cincinnati, Amneng therm merchants, bankers, = distillers, etc VALUED AT $25,000, : Will be on exhibition We do not know anything of the qnality of goods made by the new concern, but a personal acquaintance with the President and members of the directory satisfies us that the company will be managed with strict business integrity, and that ample capital will be forthcoming to properly equip and run it. , The old compantes may as well make up their | minds to a long fieht, as the new one Is managed by men who will neli@r move away por sell out. The Buperintendent of the new company was for years the head of the chief rival concern and has been connected with the leading companies of Europe and America. TO-NIGHT. MERMOD, JACCARD & O0O., Fourth and Locust. Building in Chicago. From a Letter to Loulsville Courier-Journal. The News puts a good deal of information into the following concise editorial: “Within | the past three months, 400 cottages, costing | less than $5,000 and more than $2,000 each, | have been contracted for or built in this city. At the same time, the single residences con- | structed, and costing frou $5,000 to $15,0K | number nearly 200. Many of the larger and | more costly structures are flats. Seventy | buildings, costing from $10,000 $20,000 have | — ——_— > ---—_ The Central Bank Case. Judge MeCrary rendered a decision to-day, In favor of the Central Bank assignee, M. H. Phelan, | 0, ten from $50,000 and three at | $75,000 each and upwards.” Ata fair aver- age price on all these, it will be seen that, in the appealed case involving the O’Brien prop- Ki during the last three months alone, there has erty at Kansas City. The widow O’Brien appealed _ | ' | JACK—~At 3312 Prairie av., on | | ] ' | been erected, yy from $20,000 to $30,- | their interests — DECORATE ThE DISPLAY UF When Visiting the Fair be Sure and See Our CURTAINS. — ‘UMMER delicacies, canned ox tongue, corned beef. . . St. Louls Beef Canning Coinpany, packers. MARRIED. THOMAS (m the 22d is |} Many E. Tnomas to HEXry Morris, of Peter borough, Ontario. Toronto, Canada, and Philadelphia papers please , cr py. it.,at the real- f the bride's parents, 19 Texans avenue, Miss DIF D. |} youngest son of James Jack, stone-cutter. Reottich papers please copy TRIAL OF THE PROPHETS. | Two of the. Veiled Prophets were charged with an offense That, according to the Council, showed a lack of con- mon sense, In that, as it was stated and the evidence seemed to be, | For their Fa tee nal they ignored the “O. F. C. But, though the charge was proven, they escaped the dreaded doom, As twas proved beyond a cavil they used “Carlisie” and “Huame.’ We are large holders of the “Hume,” “Carlisle” and “O, F. C.,” in bond and free. LYNGH & 60, 303 N. MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. . NOTICES. ——s —— DISSOLUTION ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.The co |] vartnership heretofore existing between the un- dersiened under the firm name of Haynes, Minor & Co.,atrooms 213 and 214 jn Chamber of Commerce building, in this city, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Allof the unsettied matters of the firm's business will be aqyanes by W. A. Haynes, he being authorized to erent owe cacinees of mes + y § uis, Mo., this ay of October, 4 pi Bia TW. A. HAYNES, se WwW. H. MINOR. - ee been expended here exclusively for building purposes’ the vast sum of $5,350,000. Henry F. Miller Pianos. Parties contemplating buying a piano will serve by examining the Miller piano. J. A. KrgesELHORST, 2706 Market st. — — TWENTY words for ten cents in the purely “Per- sonal” column of the Post-D1IsPATCH. ~~“! October 4, JIMMIE, THE TAUSZKY (OMpressed Yeas Organized under the laws of Ohio. 0 — o-——.. — — CAPITAL, $100,000 OO, DIVIDED INTO SHARES OF $100 00 EACH, This Company has for Superintendent HENRY TAUSZRY, the original intro- ducer of Compressed Yeast into the United States, and who has been en- gaged as Superintendent and Manager of the largest Yeast Manufactories of Kurope and America. The Cincinnati Gazette says: It-is the finest Yeast ever putin this market. The Enquirer: No more rellabje com- | pany can be found in Ohio—no/ better ' Yeast in the world. ' The Volksblatt: The Yeast of the _Tauszky Company is equal in every way _to the best Yeast produced in Hungary or Vienna, The gentlemen who control the company are of the highest responsi- bility. FAOTORY DEPOT : NO. 518 CHRISTY AV., ST. LOUIS, MO. — 2. ee JULIUS ROBERTSON, NOTARY AND ‘Commissioner of Deeds Fer Every State. Law Onftice, 509 Olive Street, St. Loute. —_— at AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. TWO PEFFORMANCES. ng , WEDNESDAY, =n Matinee at 2; Even at 8 o'clock. WILLIE EDOUIN'S er NRK" In Reconstructe —~DREAMS; or, BINK’S Photograph Gallery. Sunday, October oa Aldrich and a T. Parsloe y ‘ampbell’s famous play, in Bartley Campbe MY PARTRER ” Thureday Sale of seats will begin . = ——— — St. Louis vs. Eclipse, of Louisville, Hirst Premium. | — | : on Carpets ~ AWARDED TO ae TRORLICHT & DUNCKER. b VLLLLELLLLLL LL LLL LLL EEL THE LARGEST STOCK, CHOICEST STYLES Dok Skok SAAS AMS Lowest Prices IN THE CITY AT \ \ . . ~ ‘ N\ VOLO LE A LIGLPLLADM b J g Vv a V4 V4 4 va y; y) J y) : Y/ J Ye ¥ )) . ; ‘ LM MOO EL MMM A ) | i a — 19 to 123 Fifth St. ~~ Pad : t, THE GOLDEN EAGLE FINE CLOTHING! For Men, Youths, Boys and Children. Special attention is invited to Elegant Assortment of $30.00 SUITS! Of Richest and Rarest Designs, imported this Season, and equal to any made to order by Merchant Tailors for $50. DANIEL C.- YOuMNG, MANAGER, ! i | —————— -_— . = POPE’S | Fair Week. Matinee at 2, Evening at*®. Every egening and Satur- ay eeree (Ho WM. F. CODY) Anda sre ALO WIE. nda Stron ramatic Com a n < ~ of Indians and theis Chiefs ta Wild bahees ngs. A BEAUTIFUL INDIAN MAIDEN WITH SONGS. A ad Shot Exhibition by Buffalo Rill that ts Un- ua e Famous Trick onkey J . Ete., Bte. . Monday, October }= BEN Gr LEY in A SQUARE * . r 7 a. x SCHNAIDER’S GARDEN. i aig POLITE ART OF —_ —-—-- Wednesday, October 4, 1882. ie] Dis lay of ks under the conduct of Warden and eMahon from New York, the eat managers the celebrated freworks on ‘(one Island, Brighton » ote. Commencing at & . ™. "Admission 25 copte. ~= — ee ee ee eee armen Pate) AMUSEMENTS. : PEOPLE'S THEATER. Corner Bixth and Walnut Streets. | the of the Brightest Stars tn NILES, EVANS, BRYANT & HOEY'S METEOR COMBINATION, Tony A Great C — u Academy of Danetug, re etre tien 14,00 06. m ME. ing ; : ’ at
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ee ee ~ ee — owe ANTED MALE. Vrades. ¥. eae wa rye ~ ee swores FW for , monthe’® if all ut “ijthst. ala time; + ~- favine +7 ’ Tiers, immedi ; a” pare j’ r doz for medi. |) ARS eae - - — 1 bore ra. Boss. at lis Ltrs adw a*. wil is. aj by at : ‘ .? : : Diiver &! Mhsetee ous. Latin ¢ Tris % “iv re noir ” ‘py Dennis ‘ol Ld vara? TY Ts. eanud one-half lranlie Preas is 6? " r from 2 tod Berets et (MN {leer Restaun Tey FUewWALr:. nn ote ak & , ) seeper, Good a0 to take ware ob ee th) ine wiry \' lress B. Bi foreo ov. a: tlnks Thevton ef. . 96g las a] - ise works eral wen with or iat. (46 v tins PO) ats S. ah Ro ba house Pe mehers! housework. Apply “" ; >* \ sa ° wi res. f " : ‘tk : a / ‘aid vorkig : : fae cat of Ios : mad iron as UD Peo oe | private Washingtom — Pmrd Sein 'rrseene, Wahiodat Davids Brazil, } : . m No. 6 N. wi N. 2lat «i “tf Wn nantes, AP - : ; wen, to ge ow iatire war Te tye rod ; ° i Callatl urera, — —— irae, | Thomae at, v0 : rt Tet aoe elhild: rood if qijiate ij pail’ icwaA place. Ou st... 4 Deat young cirles riy'! : > Peri irom i’ te 4 veare of roll the buuse; refer ri .ereea we » lin rer eetie, RAL IOM Market at. mTl label: some one that wm me Callat 51] Walnut et. a@ ———— MAKING, | con be sent through One Olives, See list at pare '. san leave their ; oor Tall eostumeg - Pr tatige style, nN. —_ ng dress goods ang "AN at Mt Olive at. 72 Tinents cut and fitted; der. Mra. Sharpe, 017 \iar- WANT EE. Ei tin | mora ft; An arb, ny “ ron Apply mou ihe Domestie ce pay, Apply af : > a scue Life, o : ‘i rHVili “) an . a ws oe from Shakes i dim - : > niy Be wv. ia! - - ss, 73 ; _ miry ; | «mn itve raib ve . ] leedte « wording ren Dvkuor & © bac Siti if : ‘3 ts ony new - ' ~ ’ : paper a : ply At this ufhce vetore 4 —_— ‘Hied at lvens & on ARDSON & CO.. ~ ~ y ca | (04 TO 714 NORTH MAIN STREET. ba tivners., WI? Prank lin ay Wag Dees a WN. aaa ne come at once. > Gragg ) boat and slioamal “ | rebel \ kK; Work aa ‘loss Thee nate fi —_—— St artiace back tan ee Whges £10 to gy per week , Si v2- UTavo.s road. Py ee fener to Ao jon work. Ape Ty brand; $8@9 per half bri: Imporiars and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic NOVELTIES! Drageists’ Toilet Requisites and Fancy Goods, We have now in stock the Largest and Fines class of goods in (he country. purchasing. HOLIDAY aller fornew and Od work wh t Assortment of this Calland inspectour Sample Rooms before ~ i en te ’ country wr Inquire at Hiren at. : ee . Corrected daily by Wm. C. Little ‘o., The = é Xv Ld 4e ___ Brokers, 213 Nort hn nwa nee £40,000 HENRY CO, SLX Es. ree R15,000 BRENTON CO, SIXES, 815,000 CITY OF LOUISIANA SIXES, BK,000 PETTIS CO. SIXES, 615,000 LAFAYETTE ©O. (Davis Tn.) SIXES. 825,000 LAFAYETTE Co.(FreedomT.)*IX ES. Also a good line of other first-class Bonds in ee were nial feamaters, ont EOAkiagd stator, Migeot miely on the works Fron -_—— - —— Shout dor is vears to ao gen. B. Christiaan, Igo Frank. ee _ A. J. & O.; 1184) 118% For particulars, call or address a oe BORN... WM. C. LITTLE & COo., 2123 North Third st., St. Louis. a ™ ; Marinus } rs, et onee, Nicoll, ; iva, 'o learg —_——— ee Se or correspond with SPEED STEPILILENS, Avent for Cooper county, recarding Cooper county | bonds, either county or township. a . > . > . LOUIS CITY AND COUNTY BONDS. wae, City 6's, culrrency.. ; it rauuilec } reese Brick | we e tf , ; dd rut up » ¢@ : rRtore aad | urnituse le wee» 1905-96 \Jan. & July Count) 7's, curreney ee) Jan cd July The pressure for funds continues unabated and . ~— | *Interest to seller. growing smaller and | -- ~~ “RAILWAY BONDS. the supply of money Banks are said to be serve fund pretiy close and drawing it down con- | 3 jot from the West demand is coming. demand continues istifl at& per cent ther lines of banking ¥ ¢ St. L. & I. M. ist 7's. LAND WARRANTS. is good, but hardly active. Wall Street News, New York, October 4. Inte changes in the stock market bave be 0%; low middl ‘eee eee ee eee eee ee eee ee ee or ee © tie control of Metropolitan stock by Gould, ond, the establishment of close the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Le Nashville through Huntington’s jofluence management of the adjustment of relations between the Union Pacific | and Central Pacific ona he Central Pacifie Company. earnings of the Clhesanpeak« ee ee eee ee ee eee reer eee ewer eee ee | oT. s. POSTER. Jr. W. H. BARNETT (ion, Gala aud Provisions. niraets for “Puture Delivery” promptly executed in New York, New Orieans and (Chicago. te sean net earnings ®172.8 or 4 percent of the he ineome in gross earnings over last ye OO)”, and in the net $125,000, may the fnll interest on the cony bonds, including the currency. R. H. SHOTWELL & CO., COTTON FACTORS Aud Genera! Commission Brokers. ine with the net earnings. 0 20" has ilready Deen purchased to 6 1-}4a. The Old Dominion Wiil hereafter run thre: to Newport News as the pressur: Orders proraptly executed tn New York, New Orleans steamers weekly | OFFICE: 216 South Main St.. St. Louis. ‘COMMERCE. Markets To-Morrow. Thursday of Fair ali branches of business a2 well on the bn hie : t : changes are elfecte« Grain Inenections. INTO FLFVATO! \ , Ziears No. 3red win cars No. 4, 4 cars re . dulland slightly ja buyer's favor. dium haif bright 815@18; medium bright and n | hegany S20a25 i , YORK, Octcober4 enmip, the manager of | 25.050 47-100 tbs less. Scars No. 2, 1 car resected; total, 4 cars. i, Bears and 59.000 46 ears 39.000 bu. New York Closing Quotations, FORFNOON &FSSION., The market to- nad _ ‘Sulsor) Pxtra fancy 25 Oe 34 7004 9; choice P¥a3 VS; SUperiine 55; favorite brands 25¢ higher; 815 on orders; grits, pearl meal and hominy $4 80 Flour—Quiect and unchanged at §4 i5@ 4 30 del. as to quality | Wheat—Kecepts 3,472 8ks 27,600 bu. | Futures rather quiet and trading small, as most of the operators bad not recivered from the effects | of last night, and were more latent on sky-larking Latest sales were at advances of we for October, 1-16e for November, oe for De- winaware & Hudaon.......... Pho ston A | Texas. ° lind. BL & Western mented by some speculative inquiry, but all else | 2 red cash $14,492, regular closing 2t 914,; October vllgavz; Novem- December 44, to 4% GS, closin May 994% lo 99 side; No, 482% in C., 82 E. No. 2 Mediterranean | at 4%; yea vit, Lo 91% | | Side; rejected s0d81 in D.; %S this side, 0 bh. side; No. 3 do 90% bid. Receipts — sks, 6.050 bu. | ture, unsettled. but generally weak and with more especially October. | closed 14, lower, Wlule November was then ! | May unchanwed. _inogrestricted by ihe eame hilarious disposition on | that checked wheat aud brown-nixed 34,@45,: brown ane all black 4@5; machine picked, on orders: XX VX —black 81, to 9; XX X—Diack-mixed 71, to §; XX— brown mixed 64%,@7; X—gray mixed Sa\. Round lots shaded & tolc. ’ ‘eee eee eee eee eee eee eee Ohio & Miss selpp ey Si No. 2mixed eash 68 E. s., | 654 @ 68 In C.; October 63 to 624, closing 6244; No- ct Oo, to 495%¢; January 47 asked; Febru- | ary 40 bid; May 48% to 4844;No. 2 white mixed 67 in St. L.; rejected do 67 bid this side; rejected 60 | bid regular, 62 for E. s. Oats—Receipts 1,480 sks, 8,100 bu. > | cash grades, as the supply was smail aud urgently sought for by orcer dealers and f | were firm, but dull, with saies at steady rates. No. ' in D., 32°4@, in St. L. and }: ‘| 3144; November 30% } ear 0Y, bid; May 08; rejected 32 In B., 31@ 32 in exas & Pacific..... .......... | 46% oath prime 4@5; choice 6@6%; choice green hurl 74714. ee eee eee ee ee ee | Rve—Receipts —— 8ks, 1,100 bu. inal, as some hanged hands, but fully salable at steady rates. No. 2 at 55% t. 8., 57 E. s.; rejected E. s ts 177 sks, 8,500 bu. Dull and Quotations of Money, Stiver, Bonds, Stocks and other Securities. New York, October 4, 1882.—Money 8. Governments tirin: fleady ai 81; Long & sight. fr iicendn Market very dull, but This side—Prairie $6 50 for | common. #& for prime; §8 50for choice; mixed $10 Hav—Receipts 227 tons. o'clock market continuéd moderately active, and a} prices unchanged, fractional advance took place, after which becAme weak and at noon 1%, under lead Missour! |} Lentral, Denver and Loulsville. October 4.—5s extended 1 001,, Pacifie 68 95@1 30. lands 1145@16, Orleans ctober 11.44, November 10.59, January 10.97, February ? rices had declined \@ and New Jersey ee ee 7 for “gilt edge.” prime, $14 for fancy. Millfeed lower and dull. side, 64 E. track; bulk & f. o. b. E. track. Provisionse—Recelpts 61,180 ths m tier in mand far in excess of the small supply. Standard wees pork jobbed at $2825 anda large lot also Sacked bran 61 this Vow 1 12%, 48 1 18%; gitlet; sales 637 bales; 1 11'.; futures steady; 10.90, December 11.07, March 11.19, for cash, 319 for January. La stlable at 12%. Nothing done in dry salt, excépt boxed strips at see Packed bacon shoulders sold at 114%, long clear at 16%, clear ribs at 1¢, short elear at 163; upd pork strips at 13%. Hams range from IBY gae . Tallow 8@\4¢ for prime country tn oil bris; ir eguiar pkgs and falling off.lots 744@%% ;:grease tal ow T@7\,. Breakfast bacon 17@20. Grease 5%@6 for brown, 64@7%c yellow, 7%@9e for white. Beef—Fxtra mess $13a@17 per bri, according to aried 12%@140; strictly choice lhc per pound. Fresh smoked tongues $4 75 @5 per doz. Sali—Easier and nominal; lake $1 15 per bri. Ground alum $1 05 per sack, Highwines—Unchanged at 8117. Sales 143 bris. Cincinnati firm at $116; Peoria firm at $1 17. Chicago at $1 18. Lead unchanged. Refined wanted at $475 and hard at $4 70, but no sellers at these rates; held firmly at about Se higher. Spelter dlul at and nominal at &5., pg nneee—earket weak. Sales of three cars at changed hands, mainiy tn ings call $23 bid Grass Seeds—Market dull with no demand of any consequence except for timothy, which ruled eteady at $1 65a@1 70, with sales of 1 car and 88 sks at £168. All other seeds unchanged, Castor Beans—Dull at #1 2. — ———_ — Closing Prices—3 P. M. ST. LOUIS, Wheat—October 92%; November 94; December 9: year 914; January 95%; May 90%. Corn— October 63%; November 5614; December 44 b; year 49%: January 4644; February 444 b; May 49. Oats—October 3144; November 31; December JOS, ; year 305,@% b.; May 82% b. CHICAGO, Wheat—October $4, ; November 94% ; December 95; year 95%; May 99. Corn—October 61; Novem- ber 61%; year 54%; May 52%. Oats—October 31%; November 324,; year 31%,@31%; year 34. Pork--October 22275; November $21 52%; tear $19 47'g; January $19 3314; February $19 25; March $19 22%, ‘May £19 25 b. Lard—October 12.99: Novem ber 12.45@4T% ; December 11.85; year 11.80 b.; Janu- ary 11.62% ; february 11.6244 b.; March 11.62%; April 11.624. Short Ribs—¢ etober 13.65 b.; No- vember 11.70; year 10,25 b.; January 9.95; February 9.865 b.; March 9.80 b. TOLEDO. Wheat—October 981, b.; November 98% @99; De- cember 99%. ; year 95%,; January $1 004. Corn— October 631, ; November 5914; year 5244. Oats— October 34; November 33 b. ; December 33; year iS D, Cotton. Local spot market dulland \% lower. Demand fair with sales of 705 bales. On call there was no transactions. October bid 10.57, none offered; Novernuber offered at 10.52, bid 10.42; December at 10.45, bid 19.43: Janu- ary at 10.52, bid 10.51; February at 10.64, bid 10.62; March at 10.74, bid 10.72; Aprilat 10.85, bid 10.82; New York spots steady at quota- tions. Futures 2 to’5 poiuts lower. New Orleans quiet, and futnres 1 to 5 points off from last even- ing. 16-640; March and April 6 18-464; April and May NEW ORLEANS. Middling 1114¢ spotquiet. Futures closed at 1:05 p.m. quiet. October 10.77; November 10.60; De- eember 10.60; January 10.68; Februaryio.7%; Maren 10.90; April (1.01; May 11.11; June- 11.20; | July 11:28. Sales, 35.400 bales. | ; NEW YORK, | Middling 11 816 spot ste dy. Futures elosed ’ - ‘ weak. October 1l?.14; November 10.79; De- eember 10.79; January 10.87; February 10.08 : March 11.10; Apri! i1.22; May 11.35; June 11.43; | July 11.52. Sales 13.800 bales, 4 Leaf Tobacco. No public sale to-day. Last night's Veiled !o, Prophet ball was too much forthe tohaeceo deslers. | We quote: Old styie—Common io good dark lugs 8526; common leaf £6 We 25: medium do &7 Sak WO; choice £10210 &. PBurlev—Common to good lugs $546; no extra offering: comin m icaf STas: medium do SS Wall; rood S1%a14; choice | do g$15a20. Wrapping leail—Coinmon 810412: me- : A- | oe 25.235; fine bri S40 0 | inferior, unsound and light weighthhds about ‘ rose do £2',a3 ivlt s COUNTRY PRODUCE, BUTTER—Quote: Creainery—Fair to good 27a 255 ne faney 231. Dairy—Choice to fancy lta ; fair to goud 17,20 to 23: low to fair t2@14. | Country fresh yellow 1l7a@i8for choice; 12415 for | 1OW | CHE ESE—Mild late make full eream 1°91: shart ao 6210; prime to choice part skims 8@10; inferior do 244. , EGGS—21e for cholee marks; stale or doubtful lots much lower. POULTRY—Live old chiekens &3 00@2 50 for iS; SZ 74w3 25 for mixed; s2 5) for cocks per he . doz. Spring Chickens—Small 82 0042.50: medium 827543; choice $3 2: turkeys S$5a@8; geese $3.45; ducks $2 50 per doz. (,AMEFE~—Grouse. $4 SO: mallard £2 ™: teal $2225; woodduck $2: snipe $1 &); Woodcock 85; golden plover $150; drawn rabbits &1 Seae- ~ 10@12 for carcasses: 18@0 for venison saddies. WOOL-—We quote: Tubwashed—Choice 37; tan- cy ST: ood to fair 44.3044; low 28433; un- washned—Choice medium 2414426: choice mnediutrn ZHoao 2h, mecdinm clothing v1 a Lorky : meadinm coam!p ng 2o! (22h | low do l7@18; coarse heavy 144 16; ligwtit fic Yak heavy do 16a19; dark do lhe 1S; burry and black. @ 100 less, ‘or each wool sack Zoe and 3%, ths are ts allowed, HIDES—Quote: Green salted ©€% 429. damaged | f8,a7; bulls and stags 6,7; green salted calf 12: dry salted J24, ; damaged do 10%; font pull and | stag 1); ary flint l68,@¢17; dainaged 13814; ary | kip and ealf 10 ths and under elassed as damaged ; glue stock, dry 5; green 3. FEATH FRS—Prime live geese 6 In large and 55 in small sacks; unripe quiily 44@48: mixed and Old 25@35. Tare 3 per cent on iarge, 10 on small | sks. APPLES—Fancy $2 50@2 75; choice $2 00a@2 25; common $1 0041 50 per bi. CABLBAGE—$1 75 for home-grown, on orders, per er: ate, POTA TOES—-Sell at 45@ 60 per bu, ON LONS—25@ '0 per bu, and 961 10 per bri. WHITE BEANS—lrime medium iobbing $2 25, DRIED FRUITsQuote: Apples—Common to fair Hg@5: choice 5)4@5'9: lancy/gah\. Peacnes ~i fe. .or 44qa4%; choice to fancy hab, TROPICAL PRUIT S—_ We quote: Uranges-- todi $s. Loulsiana, $6 Ae 7 ver bri. Lemons—Mes sina and Palermo §5.@5 50; bananas on orders &2a2 Np ib bunch: cocoanuts $454@ 5) per 1,000. ( ALIFORNIA FRULT— Quote: Grape—Mus- cat $6 and Toka $6 50 P 40 Th case; pears $3 Mad, and plums $1 75a2 § Ib DOX. VEALS-—Live at 2445 for heretics; 71.@8 for choice small milk feea; medium 6a@61,. LAM PBS—&l S03 per head. HONEY—Extiracted ana strained 7@12; comb 10.2 17¢c. MOSS-—We quote: Gray-mixed 254@ 316 ; gray black 5a: ROOUTS—We quote: Ginseng $1 Mal 70-to 7¥@1 05; Seneca 33q38 ; bine flag 3@5; blood roots 23,; golden seal 11; shake 13@15; black 4@5; may apple 2\@3; pink 12@14; Colombo 3; lady slippers 36 Ditter-eweet bark 6. BALINGSTUFF—We quote jute bagging 1%) | at 7%», 1% do 8,1%fh do 3*,,2thdo% Hemp twine | rT | @12z. Lron cotton ties $1 26@1 60. SHKEP PELTS—We quote green shearings 25@ M: pelts 7o@1 26; dry pelts 50@90; do shearings 1h@25. Prices governea by amount and quality of woo! on pelts. BROOM COP.N—Crooked or short 2@3%;: fair to BEESWAX—Southern yellow 2; dark19a@2u. — HOPS-—New York, 6%@70 for crop 188? SORGHU M— hoice af 40¢ per gal. HEMP—We quote undressea hemp peogee | aressed hemp §140@155; shorts $120@140; hackle« tow $Nxa60; break low 35a40 per ton. VPECA NS—Western 7@8; Texas 9@10. SCRAP IRON, ETC—We quote per 100 fhe: Wrought $1; neavy cast 85; stove 5i@e60; plows 80, burnt 35. Brass—Heavy $13; light $8. Copper $18. Bones $16@17; dry buffalo $22 EMPTY BARBRELS—Linseed 40; coal of] $1 15; ak ny TH @9O RAC s—Country mixed $1 40@1 90; grass rope Ib. “) EvitskINs—Prime summer 28430; winter 227; aalied and meaty}jis@.2. QOPERAGE—We quote the range: Fiour bris—City elm 40@42; country 35; city onk 4; country do 36; pork bris %@§1 dei; iard tlerces ’ 1 lk@l 26 del: lard kegs 40@50; bacon casks 1 7001 76; half-casks 85@$1; ham tierces—smaill ™: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, UHednesday, October 4, 1882, 60, saree 90; whisky bris—Iron- G1 60, Rhoop $1 6541 COGPERSTUFF eg bris, $5@5 50; cholee : half-casks #13a@2 machine flour bri, oak ing (car lots E: sid Whisky brl heat een tlerce $14; dry THE FILLEY CONVENTION haved hoops, count $6 do $10@12; casks $ To-Morrow’s Slate in Detail as Now Mr. McCullagh Discusses the Situation-- Sessinghaus Still Hangs Back-- LIVE STOCK. a , agent an Fourteenth Ward, Henry Pins? company, and oth Lawton; Twenty-third ard, J. M. Reuter; St. Ferdinan Township, Win. T. Henley. Post-office will be | closed to-morrow here will be only one de ) for yeare a tbs New Yorn, October 4.—Arrived: Steamah Wisconsin, from Liverpool; bare ; Scythia, from Liverpool; Perlere, from avre. Loypox, October 4.—Stearmships mera — York, and Sw Gellert, from Ham- Thomas L. Jones, Eis tate valued af $10,000. rg. tyr
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— mr : a id oe ae | foe Ms pie P St; Louis Post-Dispatch, Wednesday, October 4, 1882. ANKIND! “QE ONE ROOF!=— Uy | | i iT ii {i OTHING, SHOES, HATS, FU! : A GRAND EXPOSITION OF FALL AND WINTER STYLES, TO WHICH \/E INVITE EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE AND THE WORLD AT LARGE. MAGNIFICENT INTERIOR DECORATIONS IN HONOR OF CARNIVAL WEEK AND THE GRAND EXPOSITION. BRILLIANT ELECTRIC LIGHT ILLUMINATION EVERY EVENING. STORE OPEN UNTIL TEN P. M. STRANGERS CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR ESTABLISH- > ‘MENT BEFORE LEAVING THE CITY. FAMOUS. \ . é " , PTMEN fcursicnists ani ENTIS NOW GPEN, JOB LOTS IN CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS AND JEWELRY — | . A CARNE. | eer LAD Boe. ; y y . : We extend 4 +e Ti ea eR wees —_— 2 : i es STAIL ES a4 Co and See the Grand Ol R NEIGHBORS, | merly of this pl re, is now in the County Jail ~ eel fr, . . . — opts. eo and vn erm [tinder the charge of kidnapping a child daring the | &@ MOURSION TICKETS | The weatheF tudications for to-day are light local rains and and CHILD Hot Springs Happenings. ; Avon Fair. He was. assisted by his brother-in- aril: cloud weather. 7 a ’ PI g | an ther-in ' | J Y ING Go Correspondence of the Post-Disvate! | law, Henry Neff, who is in the Macomb Jail They Bought and Sold, to All Points. | £. ' 7 dS Sp i —— | ‘re Lo receive $40,000 for the work "yw ™ bo ' ' t coming fotiece 4 i Hot PRINGS, ARK.. October 3.—7 e follo ae were © I le WORK, P 3 t _- Bae 4% | % ; : DISPLAY OF nn so the Be tome | ee eon MULFORD & McKENZIE, | | 5 ‘ : erest to com oaterle : ers t : © Obl. AUIS anton "DD ings. : . | | pise eos or gg meg ‘ sige (.0C0, VW Baxter, Jf: Mrs. Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. Nate bt Fourth St., Opp. Planters’ House, } OSsa ) action 7) sine price Crip 7 ay, Mrs. 7. Bush, S. Shultice, J. | ‘ ANTON, October 3.—Mr. Ashey Owsley is now weifth and Poplar, Opp. Union Depot. the country Ww . ws ; ae ; - ~ A. I ° Kirkpatrick, haynes 2 A hotel in the house formerly — J = ' . ———— J Centisn Ope ve Welsh. John P. © ing an hg bags pan. | ahs: ( a precconc Reg amonth ago the | NORTH ST.LOUIS. . WMENSE SS T. C. Peck, Sam King and J. H. Newmat ee | first bicycle was broughtinto town. Now there — —-——— . 7 tEVMiAiNtd won ty A. Godman, 4. L. Hyman aaa G. py | are at least halfadozen running on our streets | The Record of 3 Dey Among the North- Of Choice, Elegant fiarments for Jain, we say, acon, of St. Louis, are registered at the Arling- | Gally.—The special train that passe ore fr - eS we TRING ° - ton Hotel. . lp as ag ‘ at passed here from r. alas a i ' : 4 s J Hl - i ae ’ | Keokuk this morning for St. Louis did not appear Heallight te hore Be Sn : . se Pamneeny (Mo.) : EW. GUERIN. Photerrapher, SER Monmouth Matters. | to be very well filled up with passengers as most The police of the Fourth District recovered i Gt live Street. Bt ate ) espn nce © the Post Dispatch everbody has gone to the ] alr before hand.——Mr. 83.144 of stolen property in Octob: r. . Rn , . aod ms + * ~s I MonMouvTn, ILL., October 5.—A. R. Kingsburv’s ed formerly of La area. now has charge Flection te-morrow evening at 8 o'clock of offic ' ' ey Ty or) «cle i es, pec a eon dle a daw ie : a . i ! ie anway comm: nyv’s = ee . 7 : 1e mS. , ' . vi . . reli ‘- re ss u CLOCK ) — a | ees on eee BS See. Peete Ax lorday ater two weeks’ sickness of | steamboats have a difficult mn A meg over the =—s ee the North St Louis Lurners’ Society. ; } Me warded at the World's Exposition, Paris. rh umatism or the heart rhe trains for St, | S#nd bar just south of Canton. The War Eagle Mr. Theodore Sessinghaus, Vice President of the — wep 7 pte — leap heath he We the Fair | #0e met gr Pe wave ot ae nia stuck over nigit Jefferson Flour Mills, returned home to-cay. ; Plow ¢ Seta ae thle he rhe Weir & Pattee | Y)*°"4 imes On this bar.——There has been a The sevyen-o'clock train in.on the Wabash, St- r . . | L; ESS 4 D & WI C K 1] A | your Fair, and Robert a at be exhibitors at | et Se fine stock to the St. Louis Pair Louis and Pacific Road this morning had tw ive Now on exhibition at our establishment, N. E. “STs ™ y j ; } A herd N , ale . : wee we \\ , j mon as fine | 7 it ariners from this vicinity | coach sand 1.500 | UsSsenvers ~ ( ORNER Fit ru AND PINE, We have spared | | Annies EC. Jolinson. D. 1. Diffenttanaln uct | . SWEET peace dwells in that particular c | The Eau Claire Lumber Company is reported to no pains to make our stock extreme! “ac . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in | 0 D. Wilcox @ent to Chicago last “w= ae one | aoe phan tnd eet ames Byer" ~_ 2. ‘ “en - ti eli by . 1,000 000 feet of lumber. in point of magnitude, beanty of gee i . ; (eannnal sesstonof the Grand Lodge ? ane sness, dyspepsia, neuralgia and | «000,009 Singles aha 2,900,000 Lats. us > ‘ork . oS “ 8 J M I. Ross Hanna goes to tj a A.F. ab A. | headache are unknown. Then persuade all to Ry a misunderstanding the polieeo a lit ual excellence of workmanship, and flatter 5 : e i COKE fiyt ihe St. Louis Fair | I a t 7 & Y il DOL of the Fourth ourselves that it is f; x: } . - Ve * “page bs ¢ faterest of the Weir Plow Company. | Use Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pilis | @@¢ Fifth Districts came out yesterday wearing that of ny S far-above comparison with : 1 1s » Third Sf St ] i . 7 | They cure all nervous . misery and neur: lic thi if winter hats ana qaress CoaLs, The mist ke ia 0 any other clot hing house in this city. F 2 _— Shey he LOUIS. | liems of Interest From Towns and Cities in pains | Scot der d'to don thy ge tenis ne Speetalged ample eg th Visitors will find just what they desire in | FIT ' —_— -- This Vicini . ‘read to don thicir Liouses and summer Pats agai ay abr ‘ . herempbcdeneliet the ta : onl FOR A GOOD HAVANA CIGAR | The city of St. Louis as sleet mah t! : ™ C8 tt , he - Sabape and fit, andean rely strictly ‘ ay Settee: Rive Mek Genaber j a Or Wholes: MAVANA CIGAR, BECHIE | Bmigrant Fund : ae Auawet Kocikebeck .were : — any representa tions made by our salesmen : , Sibedbiintn tntiemeee . , 7 5. Ee Republican | Or Wholesale, go to P. Roddy, 422 Washington ave. | this morning sued before. Justice J. HL. Buene- a garding aed We pay no COMMISSIONS to i i speech at Ha ee ee Bost REP ee ios Se SE SNE: Meetrict Court. by Fred- any one, giving all benefits and favors to our ; “ I aj) 1} rmony Hall on Saturday night. It Oston Art Furniture ret x Ar 4 ¢ LOL i Hoimwlui aetention ol cer- patrons. Many of our #tyles are exclusive and are r ; n ¢ "9 , , " ‘ te | bat tore MALUTeS ued at S2 . . - oz To visit our store and | was a “bloody shirt” affair——Wm, K. Murphy, | 18 more durable, far more beautiful and costs less. pany onnggpreedre gb aman not to be met elsewhere in the city. p Siig SEO the finest line of Democratic candidate for Congress, ana J. J. than the inartistte goods you have been accus- teen sat. J — W Poke ee a skiff race We use the ELECTRIC LIGHT, by which x —- 4 ; A; ; | Higzins, Demoeratic candidate for the Legislature, | uted to see. Examine our stock in St. Louts. the Kapp, Btout & Oc. Gomphny’s lon ways, and colors are as easily distinguished as by sun- Ree ' rf ; rt} fy ° | ear, eh on Monday and interviewed their GUERNSEY FURNITURE Co., Capt. Si Sloeum. superint ndent of the same ¢ on light. y n Nae oz: 2 1 ; yer ull Hi Hy HA HTTAN morning to oe the Veiled kane dhaer thts 500 N. Fourth st., up-stairs. eaten ae a . ’ + 4 _ be for S00; the j Money cheerfully refunded in all cases | « deg ZB Z , it - | ] 4 trie ae he ne 4 Lee and larry Milne, of THERE is no attraction like me t , shore and return. and it will prob: wage gm , 4 where customer becomes dissatisfied. e zg 5 EA ie icver Shown in This Cit v. | bagi whem eos _ —_ Bud.——The farm- arse y ahi - . , a eautiful skin. Sunday afternoon. ~ ~. Zf iz 4 1 : TS 4 ary i gh wheat-sowinhg. “ 8s Medicated Complexion Powder gives Mr. D. Cole, residing at "Broadway and Destr L \ ne 48 234 . — i F } . . . oa ie “ r ‘ mm . ‘ . " a! ‘ f es ale | ae , : = 4 = Rati i Patters i Astoria Atoms. Dr. E = Ch lost his poster be * oa : Pay BA oo. e ; ' - 4 : | \} P § 73 2 BES Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. re - ’ ase, a due note for £1,000. MI} Cole's first : mone ; ~ te . eB! ez % 5 . ‘ a _ "a0 ; pe . “a . L« | lh ITT ’ CSS1TOR) , , 4 —- 5 oo . . ’ ’ ill l., Asroria, ILL., October 3.—The Good Templars’ -_ Cave sient. Set Of teeth 98. . cee aa eaerep , renee hain, out he | xt , rT 6a lodge here has seventy menbers and is in a pros- | “Ruchu i Ww *}y 4 A hess — HAL a pocket aa his vest | EI ECTRIC CL ’ i) : St: : * -and is in a pro: uchupaiba.” which had been previously torn had not bec ILE | CLOTHIERS , Stationery, Blank Books Ete perous condition. —C. A. Pratt, now of Buda, Quick, comple o mended, and his pocket honk ae ; ' &. aA ty nade N. E. COR. FIFTH AND PINE. i « Ue ’ plete cure, all annoying Kidne dropped throueh io) [== } e ee S16 and R18 Ne 7, ¢ . was in town this week.——Mrs. A. Cook returned | Bladder and Urinary Diseases. §1.° Druggists yy All opposition to the reglection of Justice J. ] —— SE —_ il / " : OtS North Third St. last week from Indiana.——Miss Dolla Chapman _ ggists. “| Buerremann, Jr., avd Anthony Nacke re CARONDELET JOTTINGS. TSP ag = , LD of Chicayvo, is Visiting friends here. Mrs Abe. Card from Cc. L. Aber. — one yap D tricts it is claiméd has : mare . , D Whi St. Louis Ahead. + — ws Se emocratic ; ] » ae ; - re , . : Ys tots - wou : Wiil find the largest stock wife. iv E. Toler and wif ' D T eet gh SMR ee we position vl bil nomination lor thie Same J ne next time Constable &, } » physicians and others during Fair week Hii @tdry goods, willinery. costumes. eiiks, boys’ | Wali Hudnall and e, Dr. T. B. Atkinsen, READING NOT 2 nagik, none | pump be pr ees ge Sondag gees for an air | pamphi oe 4 clothing, cloal lola: ne, ! oh hu a to-d i) “ court on the 11th, and Lawler ys St. Charles streeet. 0. 617 ; ny esewnere. ’ v oule, for it rests the mother, Price | Lea e child | where he will dispense saf , fh mpuuth belore Justice Lawler on tl . . twenty-five cen se safe medicines, skillf ar av n the 18th. The , enty-Live ats @ bottle, " treatment and speedy cures fer chronjc disease. alee Geta. war paint, and lovely times TWENTY words for ten cents in the , 218, 220, 222. 224 4 20 ‘ “ | purely “Per- ’ 9 many Soe AD 26; Southeast | senal” column of the Post-DisraTou, Comer Fourth and Olive. : ? —