St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 4, 1882

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| A 'F f VOL. XXXII. : cal —— : 3 . ; GETABLE ’ 7 /‘ . SF As a & er , ia rise of LSPECTFIC FOR tit or ae ee A CAUSTIC CHAPERONE. exhibits. Yet there is no douba , ; WE », epee a “ i" is a “go,” an who om“? LEM ; Sy, Ss, 8 sees, te et —_ pooh-pooh its Rrekee and | teas ha So ie ame Mrs. Labouchere Renionstrates | drawing his supplies ef machin ’ : em Ly ~ thle eountry,#ays Chine Feng bars | With Beautiful Mrs. Langtry. cane = wit mag 705-713 Franklin Avenue. : = Our. qe ? ; : ; a — Phi ( | | ¢ fpelioving indamumetee, WI a | VI A KE an IS BOW A N D ne | Christine Nilsson--Frank Frayne Arrives in will the Rieeding from the .. We he be i New York With Miss Von Behren’s d ee ve aimed to make our housea DISTRIBUTING CENTEB . Remains- - Max Strakosch’s . a igh pipes tree Sas will ron i a pple dee pn for the immense quantities of goods that ) ve ; q fg at the necessities of IMPORT- Troubles--Minnie Hauk. es (oon is og interna) ERS and MANUFACTURERS have compelled them to THRO W upon t ‘enitihes ag en ta. ; ae ids 1 acrestiog i re Throat . a the market. A GRATIFYING INCREASE of PATRONAGE has will dig ten miles a | ~~ : beenour REWARD. Ladies have found that we were reall Speci ae y selling . a ee De. goods at UNHEARD-OF PRICES, and our stores have been crowded Fite Seeds teen 4 A tebe ieote toek FROM WAS! INGTON. aed edad tiny day after day withan eager throng of buyers. LAST WEEK WE | evening brought into Jersey City Frank Frayne a epectill) . SOLD AT COST AND BELOW; THIS WEEK WE SEL and his company and the remains of the dead | Wrhy-the. : pose! HALF VALUE. : AE actress. Miss Von Behren. Among the group of ane Gg Pee WirOp {a ST. LOUIS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1882. omy é ‘ - » os Sinan Sve persons waiting for the train were two gentlemen ‘7 2 aflecLona, is attired in deep mourning. An undertaker’s wagon — i Wounds, Bruises. inet E. D iN E. S DA sf . Use our Olutment tract ¢ it wil) aid in plow Gut tioa@r , lds For ahavtng ‘ * heat and podn be kheptin every femile cdents. A Crereing of iy paling and preven Sore Eyes. ee ities. fear of harm, uot eud soreness 7 tak ee ae — met WE MUST Mi body of his child, which he expected by the Oyster, stood at the station gate. The two gentlemen x 4 were Mr. Wm. Von Behbren and Mr. H. A. Trijon. The.Internal Revenue and the Whisky Tur B ‘ — Mr. Von Behren was the father of the unfortunate Private Banking--The Disappearing oe ’ actress. He was awaiting the arrival of the dead | = AND WE MEAN TO DO IT. train due at 10:18. His friend was the brether- in-law of the deceased. Mr. Von Behren is a gray-haired, tail, dignified-looking gentleman about 60 years of age, whose grief-stricken fea- tures showed that tne blow had fallen suddenly and hard. With him was Mr. Chas. Foster, late manager of the Old Bowery Theater, under whose direction the dead actress had received her early Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, December 4.—Members of the next Congress arriving here are found net stall Sanguine as to the chances of either Randall az Carlisle for Speaker. Kepresenting, as the two men do, the two wings of the party on the only tesuei dividing Repuplicans and Democrats, {t will be th ache and sity = Dry Goods, Silks, Millinery, Suits and Cloaks, Hosiery, Under- | ‘taining. With much difficulty Mr. Von Behren | difficult fer eitner side to bring members from th¢ i conten wag th . be : wear, Gloves, Laces, Trinmings and Funey Goods generally, ait |*** Perce the mother and sister had been pre- | other to its support, aud as there are a considera ence as ii, ie te Ag. ' selling at any price to gain the room we want, for our ree ee noes. His daughter | ble number who have aspirations of their ows jing. or Itching. es oe Oy a F was 25 vears of age at the time of her/inthat direction it is not improbable they may known pommeay Hin + iim * death and had been in Frayne’s company for two | hoid the balance of power, and combining bring cneipes have 1, ’ ‘ aed Bapee for eloes ie years. Thecasket containing the body was en-| some dark horse from the stables and{with him/ i ha’): ated am closed in an outer lead case, and as soon as possi- | beat the favorites. It is saéa that a number ef the: aiahes - os ble was consigned to the care of Undertaker Ellis | supposed supporters of Randall have =, re ast and ses ie of Brooklyn. The company itself consisted of J./ since their arrival stated that they were fee ientrace fece OF AND "ROWS Lut will peve Lay 0b) : Are crowding in at cre yp. J. Coleman, manager, Mr. and Mrs. 8S. K. Chester, | undecided as to their eourse tn this direction. Be rhanty ond effica- Miss assy W. Eagle, and lest, but | Carlisle’s tariff views are too radical. The Repu was sad and passengers who had read the details | jead the party into Some pitfall, and unwittingly broken down, and, as he received the sympathetic publican members that the internal revemme cany FIFTH STR EET AND FRANKI IN AVENUE CAUTION--To0 avoid mistakes see that the name *LEUBRIES?”? ig | silence. A cordial grasp of the hand from his | edged “father of the House” and the head of fts ARG ° : view with a reporter, Mr, a Taree said: ‘I scarcely Talks with members weo have arrived show thag receipt of Bf f has been a good deal of misconeeption about the eee New + ; A F > f true cause the accident which wee really due to | said to your correspondent that he was co oh, ae ; . fA Rw yi e\* break in the breach-pin, which threw the gun | that it would not be wisdom to attempt to remore | / out of line. Lhave given my guns away, but it this tax. “Of course,” he said, “to shall play again 1 cannot tell you, | ®@7 . weeks to get over the first shock of this great sor- “1 do not.’ Be answered. “nor do. I H. M Markham, Oharies Ray, A. Maller,| The Southern members seem inclined to leek for, taste YO PR not least, o&% cack, the trained dog, who also | licans would probably prefer Randall to Oarliste, wm ae * See OD bed ey of the particulars stood around in knots trying to | give the Republicans a chance te retrieve ‘theix aw a ha Fs te = oS Se Bore ts = | ame catch » glimpse uf the man who has for years } jost,fortunes than 1s Carlisle, with his clear, keer ~ onli ~ mine has = 2 2 aie ae a ea *- ) Wm. Schodi and Fred. Giese, started on Saturdav es be +4 prain. 3 ha r ———— the when such & r HROTELS. | evening in special cars on the Pennsylania Rail- inidtra fon.saya an icin abject :~“Let us 40 A y occurs — r 1 road for s icago = a. P ag —e with all internal taxes. save that on liquers, an Nilsson, Fr. SAOtaews as aa uente avoid thereby all serious disagreements whi | moe a course , 4 NN 2 re ae - . Bitters. Fo a sg & ce: a A 5p 5 occupied a _ _ hotel owl The Jerome | 6.5 enda er a reduction, and the geod sense ; ; rucwists: ’ \4 " The latest stules and largest stock San Francisco and go through without | @very preliiavic busine ss, tis not su ject | NEW AND THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF. | B pemecnnassiitete. i The ir Sage tesco stopping. Swedish residents of that city have ar- any eatzous restrictions by the Trem, an : , OF LMPOTECE AHS Lrouegere S | ranged to give her a grand reception on her ar- { TrSif CDi rely Upon ne eteudine thie the “ayy Kept on the American or European) ;,,s,0 etsy, for Trouserings, Suit-| rivalthere. In the latter part of the present Te enemenarevin. Yn: ys | tine Ys 7 FS very large depesits as compared with the capital lan. Elegant Restaurant on Fourth | . athhy 4 month she will start from San Francisco on the | 3 an thiae it io Ghalenn. ae aoe , } s > > st _ _ t (' + e } iwmgs qZ Pid Crercoatin (JS. return tri . stoppin on the way at Salt Lake Cit man n, . t - ha, aA 4 Rh} Street. Special advantages to Commer-| ireeran Gieaha and ether Weitten elites and at from 25 to 49 per cent, and generally on a line cial men. Conducted by the Southera | : , 2 ~ o’ South of collaterals rendering them aboolnsety Hotel Company ‘Enolich Cords for Huntino - Suits . , These banks also secure to . the Raq otei Com] y- | Site Uile ' g : oe JAX SER AOSCRS — etieesi tional banks a steady line of + peer which : : ? ’ FP : WManarer, | x ; m e erald’s 5p ro ontr would otherwise fail them. In Ma CHAS. P. WARNER, General Manager Pants to order from $ De says Mr. Max Strakosch settled | omitting Boston, the deposits with the pelvace + 66 the capias served yan uim a Harry | banks amount to ten times the capital. In the Academy of Music, by | Western States there are 1,908 private bankers\ ek eon ee Bb Marble, which will be practica ance home until the country will assuredly tndorse Congressio , Aimanac. — , +5 : . . aa Ss awe ‘“ a the expenses already assumed by him or remain | js inthe most important section of fhe oyster-| ouse in the city; o per cent alton a | 9 and 11S. Fourth here until they are paid. producing coasi, the results ef its labors are of} = ] » 4g FOR SALE BY | all cash sales. A full line of Holiday and 7O8 Olive Sis. MRS. LANGTRY. inuch interest. The beds at the entrance ef teat Exc E LS i OR Mi AN U FACTURIN C 7 co. Gioods, including Fine Steel Engravings, | The departure of Mrs, Langtry for Boston, un-| Patapsoo into the Chesapeake Bay are re engagement. The company was announced to | pufely on the geod fatih ana integrity ef the banks’ . s k lay in Quebec on Monday evening, but are still | and bankers. vere and will here disband unless some more _ THE O.STER DISAPPEARING. favorabie a occurs for them. The Quebec The Maryland Oyster Commission has com~ il, lessee says that Strakosch cannot fill his contract | pleted its scxson’s study of the epster tradeof thar iar | ae ; ss accompanied by her bosom friend and chaperon, | nearly exhausted. None of the beds examined —~e — ——— | Oil Paintings and ¢ hromos. A .”, poy | Samples and rules for err Mrs. Labouehere, has excited much comment. | were found in as good condition as reperted fival Chamber sets, and Furniture 0 every ment sent hy mail on applicat on. Mrs. Langtry being out of the city of course could years ago. Indeed, this is true of every place in: description. not be as ed for an ex lanation of the unex- which exact stutiatics bave been a K ; ie s \ } A\ R, x | Y pected movement, but rs. Labouchére made Oysters are reported hich and scarce In the mar- ‘ - THE TOBACCO TRADE. i Since the opening of the Vienna Institute for the > Pe 2 tay Tie Siow Saiyan ais US ot Be a Wyre tis sat a ee Sih dae RNR fe eye ty ne! sr sie gia eck ') er a - -_- —-——— —_ I> 4 some singular and somewhat contradictory state- | kets of this section, and unless steps are taken to = | ments. She said that her attention had beef | increase the growth of this “circulating medium” | F, =o called to the rumors after Mrs. Langtry had left | tt seems that 1t may become very scarce before’ NN ——————— rg tie ; the hotel for Boston, and that she was at a loss to | many years. Bost and Cheapest FU R N AC ES ! FU R NAC ES j FU R NAC ES ! | WANT 1017, 1019, 1022 and 1024 Market St. understand why any one should publish a state- i ihe Market. | 2 at had ne. gn was hardly necessary to say, Parties desiring to purchase will do well to call and examine our cxtensive | | with Mrs. Langtry. Co. i New See end Ge Bil Kinds, and ttock of goods, consisting of Wrought-Iron and Cast-Iron Furnaces, Wrought | | WORGA NV vont icy Labouaiver™ en Se ad Cease) of i . ; ‘re of Rupture. at 1113 Washingt , , this city, * " ig end er and Laundry Heaters, Weare now prepared, and will fill your orders Q & eS ee Tuptured persone. applied to we Sie aie aoe aa ok gah. 4 — a0 ' New York, December 4—The tobacco trade of of Hands, ate een alalaammmmand G. Festnieut, many of whom, from Tongzontinued truss | Langtry when you cam » Mire. Le | ecdeuntry is Just now in the most 6opeaieull - | B .bles, back-aches, fevers, and many other diseases. | ‘Undoubtedly I intended to go to Boston, be- | condition known since the panic of 1873. Thede- | aa jue ° — ib |. Mo., the rupture was over thirty inches in her friend, and in fact I may almost say as her S + aw & Co = [ 108 Ol i ve. circumferences. ia Cvsey a te Skea aS cana only friend, and at the su estion of my husband, | the depression is shown by the figures giving the’ b e io 2 ae eenaer of » recurrence of the rupture, | who ts * a. interes = age! ———— suc- | production ef cigars, cigarettes and manufactured . a emselves, and many of our leading | cess, and has Gone as much to lorward it ever | tenacco in the Second and Third Districts ef New — ke. a wil ‘ se = NS since she first formed her pian for ns _ York City during Octeber and November, as fur- and &t ares Bruery or Rotten BESTA BLISEHED iS 7 5. Toilet and Rath Soap in the Market, a 4 = oe 7 of omy nae pd Ay to Boston with her, Mrs. In October 81,475,000 cirars, 34,974,000 ig arette "hy a . 2s utkotter, 1608 Montg ‘“ ae ) ie tue beak Removes Stains of All Kinds, and Carondelet, 7 years; fl. Hotterman, 7 Certainly not, since such absurd statements cond Arc a a © PB nny ney ae Bae Boouring road and Papin avenue, 4 years; A. Winkler, 390 South | have been made on the subject. ave not quar- cigarettes nied Gasis ‘aa oe SS jeaves the Skia White end Soft, Twenty-scconad street; H. Zuler, 1403 North Thirteenth | reled with Mrs. Langtry. I have no wish to . vee = poun S . , | . turk, Cartyle, IiL, 33. Physicians: Dr. uarre] with her, but I have had occca- bacco were manufactured. The decrease_in a aes ~ nscsteaba arabe inset is Cha | f H nds J.B. Flanders, 90! Olive street; Dr. Harder, 1014 Brook- 4 9. The . . . 2 $$ Prayen BP hg 0 ands. lyn street; Pr. Field, Fourteenth and Lucas avenue, ard to a certain acquaintance formed by her decrease in the cigarette proanct wag about LIRE. Fir M [ ine antl vel >. EEARAMI ni and many other prodsiness Payee. a autnidih fn this city which seemed to me likely to interfere | S@me. There are several causes for this ‘onve . j HAM B J R (5 [| N FE 4 SAPOLIO. | tom or iabits of life, and is not a surgical operat on. | with her success on the stage, and certainly to in- | Hon a wed industry, but the chiefig the uncer Agent, Com AY r Persons can be treated and start home ¢ame day. Dr-| terfere with my own comfort as her friend and tainty t the action of Congress co Public. ’ “ p—BIT LS Smythe’s book gives reliable proof of his suecess, tes- companion. did not e these remens- the taxes. Thetax on manufactured rent, lense, gale or © R N For England. France and Germany, , timonials of persons treated, ete.,andis mailed for 10 trgatiec te gree part and insisted on keeping up wenn geal ne rf pound, ou fan _ Be. pb. - ; vaned ‘ ’ mts. sand, on @ig: city. Money} 4¥} : ) j \ 9 GELLERT, November 30, 12 0 Check moom. = oe th , Crockery cents = SMX THE, M. D.. this gage ® oad sem = — ns ey ot mht ris es r 4 On bet. Sth and Oth BUGIA, December 4, 12 toy gy eee aoen. lish — — her in these c ' : = 217 Olive Street, St. Louis. PRISIA, December al,Jo'clock p.m. | «Man kinds better han Smery or Hotton ~ oeeeeeeereney | Fed ¥2, 60.00 Boston alone, That ts the whole | Se ee So abortion THR SAE [AN 23, 12 o’clock n . : . & CO. Pionnt By Son overs casamers & Stone. Ask fortt: Take no Mr. Abbey said that Mrs. Labouchére deciaed | altogether. If the trade qould be assured Wh ALLE to Hamburg. : | — C. B. RICHARD & ©v., Gen. Pass. A pest Scouring re the Best in the World. was no use in his knowing anything about the SCasOU Gl Broadway, Now ork, Sneed | _ cause of the quarrel which bad happened on Sat- | Year and an ac overprodaction Agents tn St. Louis: Fourth — wank, : urday at allack’s Theater. es, Mrs. La-| Withthe prospect of a reduchen of be Whyte & Co., M. Jacoby. if bouchare had been the promoter, tutor and inti- | 4rises the question of what is te be th | companied her throughout the tour. No; the a dit- PR, De so seepours ae = erence was abou acceptance rs. eg iD} of invitations to bachelor nners —_ then in original unbroken | | Furs and Fur Trimmings. aga a, SS good goods. Lowest , ss ” “Medoc,” “St. Julien,” ' = he rupture was the chief topic for talk by the is preparing for the b ny la, . m livery ariicte used ’ ‘ Vl Bo gqvertmens Ane and Bg tty, yo Modes “ a , com “4 while walting tors the won from to meuth. The effects a MO US ating iailroade. 3500 Olive Street, St. Louis, 0 ; M. GOTTLER £00.. =| WHITE WINES—“La Tour Blanche,” “Haut San- 7 BY, . Mrs. Pa il heavily on the employes. | pat, Lawns. - + rhea —— PORT AND SHERIY WINES of choicest quality from hes Kes tional Slee ane: —_—_—_—_—_—_— ee ~ : “ - a ‘lering’s English Herbs and Extracts only used; also Wilson’s Select Herbs, and only 8 q E. TRIDG WHISKY. Jameson's and Cork Distilleries Co. \/ The Panama Canal in his br lor Stil is Chioroform and Ergot used in Prescriptions. JOHN MA GUIR in wood ae! Oo. F.C.” “Carlisle,” |’ Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. eet , . KENTUCK iS SU. ; a: : . ow One Hundred and Fifty Thousand in a the money. Leek ‘tock of Hair Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Sponges, Mirrors, Per one Tenet Seay a piHiumne” and “Warwick us, cans and cases a iogre cre ney One styitchy durable Sodeasy be gra ee. See Ro enpaneey 6 “ bee >” Sency and Toilet Articles, both English and Gormon Houses, lots and stores for rent, lease, gale or.ex: | COGNAC BRANDY—‘Jules Robin” in casks end) cli Oot accs in tue country. Henry | capehte Dalen puahed. Sureue with conmhnagien ’ TOSer} 1.43 change in different parts o : cases. entee, Builder of fine Carriages, | = tiptions © of in Exnglish | rye) state. For sale in quantitice to 19 Si. Charles street, St. Me of vigor, though scarcely so great as the average | Sixth Streets Compounded by Graduates of Pharmacy, ajo wey », Se ana Oem LYNCH & UC. 903 M. Main Street, ) = RCMB us aS dere ment so inaccurate and so discourteous. She had lron Ranges, Cast-lron RP inges, Fire-Place Heaters, Cooking Stoves, Base-Burn- | | : ‘No; Lam not gomg to Boston.” ‘Special tethe Post-Dispatch. | [ f SY | | ee = ar~waaht eee ee SPH ’ ; | y cases, such as thatof Mr. Wm. Hubbard, of cause lecame to America with rs. Langtry as pression is greatest In this efty. The extent ot | | Phy ; | St. the stage, Just one year this mont For BvOry day use, Is the Besi and Cheapest a + K Sik toe ans objection to telling why yn Bn nished by Mr. R. H. Ford, ef the Tebacco Journal. | fake bo other as ® . ree - Jose hs oD rs on to remonstrate with her in re-/| the numberof cigars made was fIELAND, Decemt A WIELAND, December 1113 Washington avenue, St. . ireumstances and prefer- pn asked to leave the tax as itis,to reduce | tontl : : Steamers marked * are extra steamers and sail direct “TL. the Eask Timken Spring Side-Bar Vehicles han doe ention Paid to all Business Entrusted to U Telephone No. 335. gubstituts for tt, It is the Besk The pring to live separate for awhile, if not forever. There = ieee dank . mado, there wouls bees : ( 5 tional Bank, J. P. —_—— — . —s i he KIRKBRIDE S DRUG S ‘cialis a a a . e mate friend of Mrs. Langtry was to have ac- ih reek en the day the recucHon oa o ‘| NOTICE TO LADIES. /Pronaring for the Holidays. a nst the approval of Mrs. Labouchére. a$ NO one can tell he worst by rill d is ! d had a Adviph) ne,” “Cnat Yquem ’ anal fi ee ee gtry — 5 Buamscons ef the ers’ _5 PB: a Bet Real Estate and Mouse Agent, Conveyanews “Hume” and “Warwick.” Germanand French. { |