St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 30, 1883

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he Slew Gee ee ae oF * ST. LOUIS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1883. — NO. 113. _ — — s well. | be allu AWA ; Suit or price of To & CO. Broadway. — T „ 0 Bed- Room wsion Tables, ‘ —＋ s, Hard Coa seeping SIN TS-~- Peter Dickensosa nine months past) aad their certain deed of recorded in book 62, Hecorder of Deeas tur „ conveyed to the nu described real „s- ofthe city of t. Louis, r ot Stoddara d- od in the Recorder's at the junction of the with the south line a= running westward. oft st hell eight feet and nine of Pettigrew. the.ce eres lot sixty-s1x said allev.and thence alley castwordiy one 163), to the polut of vo- made in trust to se- omissory notes thereia of said notes are past „ therefore.at the ree dnotes.and im puf- 1 of trust, I shall, on ER Tht. . “ul 4p. m. of that dag, rt Hon, in the city ‘ proceed to seil sal highest bidder, for at RT J. OR LX. Trustee. nan James M bw thelr certain deed- 7 recorded in the e- Louis and State of eonveyed tothe ute ne described real «s- The northern un the second sub av.cmitaining a depth jeet five inches (124 Bal auprepements, nees, in trist nor- certain promisecry ug for purcl\ase price sit i 15 8 05 Dr jee Of the frat port Hal or ‘terest when ty of thy thirst part then due by the teat ena dan where Ane and umpald: Sow legal eee sntd Yat pudlic vendue. at the east front deer Ot St. Louis aa Stuce iT, A. D. 167. a.m. andd4 o'rleey pe of sala truss . CLALAE, trustee. 15 and [7 South Fourth Street. J. I. MAYER & CO-s NEW NICKEL CIGARS! The Finest quality ever offered for a 5c Smoke. For Sale EVERYWHERE. Dealers Supplied at SPECIAL SALE! OF Portieres, Long Curtains and Draperies of all Descriptions. Bargains in Every Department. Newcomb Bros., 2303 and 305 N. Sth Street. 7 a — ro — HOLIDAY GOODS. SCHWERDTMANN & CO, IMPORTERS OF Toys and Fancy Goods, * DRY GOODS COMPANY, Astounding Reductions IN PRICES OF bllblS black Sik. a 5 All our confined qualities are now on sale at the great difference in figures named in comparison with last season’s prices. Such redu- tions in these strictly REGULAR © GOODS are without precedent: 21-inch Black Gros Grain, 1 Now $1 00; last season, 61 25 22-inch Black Faille Cachmire, Now $1 50; last season, $1 78 22-inch Black Faille Cachmire, Now $1 75; last season, $2 00 22-inch Blaek Cachmire Extra, ö Now $2 00; last season, $2 50 23-inch Black Cachmire Extra, Now $2 25; last season, $2 75 22.inch Black Cachmire Sublime, Now $3 00; last season, $4 00 22-inch Black Cachmire Sublissime, be 7 . Now $3 50; last season, $4 50 te GUINET’S GENUFNE FIRST |” QUALITIES are CONFINED TO * OUR HOUSE in this Market, aud are TWENTY-ONE to TWENT T- THREE INCHES WIDE. No make of Black Silks known throughout the World surpasses, if equals, the wearing qualities of e 9 * > > ‘ > 4 . Ainet s Genuine Good | HIS AMERICAN DEBUT. Audience Last Night. — Henry Irving. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch, NEw YorK, October 30.—Mr. Henry Irving’s opening at the Star Theater last night was a most brilliant social and dramatic event, All the cognoscenii were presenkz, and the New York Central Railroad beamed out of one box and the Metropolitan Opera House in another, Wm. H. Vanderbilt, Chauncey M. Depew, ex-Lieut.-Gov. Dorsheimer, and a score of other politico-railway magnates and Loto Club orators were vis-a-vis with Christine Nilsson, Miss Terry, the Chevalier Copleston and Henry E. Abbey. At 8:30 there burst in upon the stage a pic- ture from the door in the flat against a figure in corduroy trousers, cioak and slouch hat. He struck an attitude, and was re- ceived wiih a hurricane of applause. It was Henry Irving. He stood at least four minutes, while his audience, with a Keer sense of what wus due to international comity, bellowed itself hoarse. Finally, with an impatient gesture of his arm, he dashed into the play, aud the applause ceased, THE GENERAL IMPRESSION CREATED by his acting was one of mingied admiration and disappointment. Tne admiration was given to the superb action of the somewhat weird and supernatural piece, which was managed with the precision of clock-work. The disappointment was at the de- livery, the facial expression and the generally studied and exaggerated character of the actor himself. Anything more artifielai and formal than Mr. Irving's use ot tones and words bas not been ‘heard on our stage for many years. He is desti- tute of what are usually calied “physical advaut- ages,“ that is to sey he is neither handsome nor graceful. His face is hard and expressionless when not made up. His body is tall, gaunt: and “| Without the rhyth@ic action of a well-made man. Ais gestures are studied and lack the — 0 f * and continually sree — a flacid baritone to a squeaking falseiio, “THE BELLS” is a melodramatic comedy, with a dash of the su- pernatural mit. It depends for its general effect upon the sound of sleigh bells, heard only by the Euilty hero of the play. Its moving motive isa guilty conscience, working upon a murderer wulle he is surrounded by bis fainiiy and friends. The wiole process of its dramatic development is Whether They Were Pleased is Not Yet De- cided—Mr. Irving Thinks He has Scored a Point—The Scenic Effects and the Orches- tra Largely Depended Upon—An_ later- * as * — Henry Irving Playéd to a Large 4 | I can say is that it was a glorious reception, and typical of your people.“ But as to the merits of the audienec, theater- goers will judge your acting. What is your opinion of them?“ “The audience was a fine one, apart from marks of intelligence which could be read with the naked eye. It was a fine assembly. I never played before a more responsive or sym- pathetic audience. It did not disappoint. I could tell all-through the play that every motion I made was being closely watched, that ever look, gesture and tone was appreciated. It Is stimulating to an actor to feel that he has won his audience.”’ “You felt contident that you had MADE AN IMPRESSION upon the audience and there wus no flattery in the applause?” “After the first burst of enthusiasm was over, yes. I bad not been on the stage five min- utes before I Knew that I had control of my hear- ers, and that I could make every point in the play tell. Then the silence of the people is the great- est compliment that could be paid me in such a lay. Then it was always succeeded by such learty praise at the end of the acc. That is what I like to see, and that is what spoke volumes for the taste of the people,” THE VACANT COMMISSIONERSHIP. A Mysterious Trip to Jefferson City—Crit- tenden’s Option Deals. The visit of “Jim” Bannerman and Joe“ Tem- ple tothe guberuatorlal mansion at Jefferson City yesterday was much discussed to-day, and but one conclusion was arrived at. This was that the two gentiemen had gone to Jefferson in the interest of a candidage for the Police Commissionership who was in accord with Mr. Dave Caruth’s views of the situation. The reason for this deduction was plain. Banner- man’s only object in politics bas been to bea {rene of Dave Caruth in the city, ana of Sena- or Vest throughout the State. Bannerman was never Known to figure politically in any other light. In the second lace, a con- ference Was held at the tlede Hotel, Sunday night, at which Caruth, Lutz, Bannerman, Temple and Ed Butler were attend- ants. There was some talk, and then the seance broke up. Bannerman had a few parting words with his dosom friend, Caruth, a then he and Temple went away into the darkness. They hied themselves to the Union Depot and went to Jef- fersou City. They saw the Governor yesterda and had a two hours’ conference with him. Of the purpose of the conference Governor Crittenden’. said that Temple had called upon him to get a place tor his (Tem- Ne's) father, “such as an old man can fill.” Mr. annermau was seen to-day, and he stated that the only object of his visit was to “buy saddle trees from Sullivan, the Penitentiary contractor. Saddlery is my business, you know.” Now, the factis well Known that Dave Caruth has been almost neglecting his private business to attend to the filling of the vacancy in the board caused by Cleveland’s resignation. His object has been to secure aman who would not put Campbell datk, after he had ro. his seat. Soon after the offer of the plaee had been made to Major C. C. Rainwater, it is a well-known fact that Mr. Caruth called on him, and that he la- bored to convinee him that Campbell was not an angel, aud that it would be bad policy to put bim at the head of the police again. Rain- water said that, while he was sure he would not accept. he was equally sure that if he became acommissioner, the first thing he would do would be to vote for the reinstatement of Mr. Campbell. In fact, the policy has been pursued of having word brought to every man who has been mentioned in connection with the vacancy lately, thatthe place could be obtained for him on condition that he would be Campbdell’s enem as above indicated. It is well known that Mr. Malin is. Mr. Caruth’s candidate at present, and that Mr. Bannerman went on Mr. Caruth’s errand in this matter. This being true, Mr. Malin must have falien into Car- uth’s way of thinking about the Campbell ques- tion. A friend of Temple’s tola a Post-Dis- PATCH reporter 8 that Joe“ came back well satisfied with the yo which means, if it means anything, that the Malin suggestion was favorably received by the Governor, In fact, it as ex mong those who ; 1 su ; his friend — © lead bim 80 far as to make an applica for the place himself, but the Malin clew was the most in favor. Tem- ple’s connection with the matter was the most mysterious feature, to which he himself added all he could. A Post-DISPATCH re r, who met him last night after his return, asked him where he had been all day, to which he replied, “Why, I was in my office all day.” : Michigan R * „ ScruGGS, VANDERVOORT & BARNEY ECCS AND BEER. Curious Importations to This Country from Europe, Opposition of the Foreign Pauper Hens ta the Unprotected Fowl of America Sunset Cox Confident That He Will ceive the Speakership—The War on Pension Claim Agents. 5 Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, October 27.—The fact that a- 000 dozen of eggs formed a part ofthe cargo of th steamer “Hermedel,” which took fire the other day on its way to this country from Copenhagen, suggests some observations regarding a curious elass ot articles imported into this country. It certainly seems a little odd that this country with its large agriculturat population should have to go to Copenhagen, or indeed to any point outside this country, foreggs, yet a statement recently published by Chief Nimmo. of the Bureau of Statistics of the Treasury, shows that there were imported into this country last year no less than 182,000,000 eggs. More than that, the reports of the past year’s importations show that this is nota spasmodic movement of commerce, but that the egg trade from abroad gas been a fact for some years, and has grown so rapidly since its inauguration that the hens of the country ought to be startled over it. In the calendar year of 1881 the number of eggs imported was 110,000,000. I[n 1882 it was 440,000, 000, in the past year 182,000,(00, and in the present year will probably exceed 200,000,000, with value of $3,000,000. Eggs are on the free list. Will not some tariff rooster, seeing that our people pay out $3,000,000 a year to support the pauper hen- labor of Kurope, rise in his place in the House during the next session and propose a tariff on eggs? IT 18 A LITTLE CURIOUS, TOO, in this country of free beer, and where millions of dollars are invested in breweries and beer making appliances, to see that the importations of beer are $1,000,000 a year. The value of the malt liquors imported at the various ports of this coun- try during the past year was over 81,500,000. The exportations of wheat were §120,000,000 last ear, and yet there were importer during that same year no less than a million doliarS’ worth of wheat and some thou- sands of barreis of flour. Another curious feature of this report is the fact which shows that there were over four million dollars’ worth of buttons imported into this country last year, and nearly as many in the preceding year. That which ts perhaps most astonishing in this line was referred to in this correspondence afew days since, thag while this country raises cotton for the world, making it her principal export, and while she hag the best machinery and the best water power in the world for manufacturing purposes, the value of cotton goods imported, in the face of a high tariff, amounts to more than $36,000,000 per year, while that of -wool and woolen articles amounts te more than 50 per cent. in excess of that. G com mon salt, although we have salt mines anda tari? to protect them, we import a billion pounds a year, au average of twenty pounds for every man, woman and child in the country. In the past twe years there have been over ten million pushels of potatoes imported into this country. SAM COX ON THE SPEAKBRSHIP. Hon. 8. 8. Cox was here from New York, yes terday, on a flying trip. He does not seem to be quite so confident about the Speakership as he was earlier in the campaign. Then he ctaimed all the New York delegation for himself; now he does not. In a conversation, yesterday, he said that he thought he should have all but three of the New York delegation. He mee he expects to have the 1 of the Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, California delegations, and is con- Be affects ta think that Car- K an * 1 r sho 4 — — Randall. o remar oug New York ought to’ have the Speakership once more, as she has not had it for about half a century. Talkmg of the probable issues of the session, he said he thought the tariff was likely to. bea prominent issue of the winter. “The Republicans,“ he said, are talking about bringing in the wool tariff. Sherman has prom- ised to do this to please the Ohio people. If they are going to bring in the hide and hair of the au- . mal to please afew people, we may as well bring in the whole carcass and have the fight out.“ Mr. Cox evidently allows his hopes to influence his judgment in this regard, for the bulk of the Democratic party can be brought to think that the tariff is to be an issue In the work of the next Congress thereis some doubt whether it would Nos. 619 and 621 N. 4th St., Cor. Christy Av. : The ONLY Exclusive TOY HOUSE in the City. 3 eater nal ed ae He Did Try Optidns. ——— — —— — —— —— TS 1 g Frederick Reel. ort 0 ef May. i872. and of the re ords of the suDty.now city, of St. undersigned, among described ts or city of St. Louls, Mis- one. two three and bored oue, twa, three numbercd one and “uithree and tour of red «ne and two of gre’s subdivision in Missourt. a plot of is, suffered oe that — A special dispatch from Jefferson City contains the story, alit the actor who ; plays the part of Mathias is required to show the information that 0 Crittenden 1 that he toyed with options. “I did engage in it,” says successive phases 1 a agen Se gene horror caused pose yee 7 by the sound of the beils, that grows upon him. | the Governor, “like thousands of others. I speak we Aver Dawe Fear, remorse, séeli-pity, terror, despair and _ experience and observation, when I a it | dese Mr. Randall as the a wae . to — uP delirium have to be pictured by suchmeans as are | out to be discontinued, that it is demoralizing the House committees = coy ib Borg 0 te at the artist's commaud. Lor such work nature | to individuals and pernicious to society.” He al- legislation. And, if so, Mr. Cox et — a has in most cases produceu her luncilons of ex- so admits that he bad a business difference with better chance of a ge ＋ — * rat pression, aud we look for it iu the distraugut D. P. Rowland in which they afterwards agreed they may — a 2 — Gar m as eot the heeorder of voice, the tell tue eye, ihe heaviug breast, the and settled like gentlemen. He omits to state, their most yam - 5 — ye ** Went ot St, Louls,in | relaxing muscies, the blanched face, the count-] however, how much he owed Rowland, or bow 2 PENS 8 — AIM AG — . certain notes therein 1 — less cuutersious of a physicial betrayal that needa many cents he paid on the dollar, wheu he settled District Ae lave 1 Khi 5 i — 22 un. tine pine val ' ' no stage inacuinery. it is nere like a gentleman. Gov. Crittenden does not the frauuuie nic aim agents — 1 war j t 4 f 4- how, theretore, under , ST that Mr. Henry Li ving is curiously | think that the firms with which he dealt shonia wv ict is 2 18 rect re t 10 1 — ation ot ag 4 arte te deficient. He depends for his effects not upon the have given his business away. The fact is t' al of all good cit Zens. 2 il — — —— — : —— wy — — emotions and natural means of expressing them, none of them did 80 and that what the Post-Dirs- and 1 ang eng ef omy ere ** — — — — * + the east) front but upon the artificial and theatric machinery [raren published in regard to the matter was —— ge yey — 8 * * 50 * sid in hn city of St. Loula. Mo., Ol Stage business, and iL .s DO exaggeration to say | common y known on the floor, and could be seen | ma ter, 4 ‘ 10 2 — “a A 2 — 18 = m. and J o'clock p that the mere dyuamics of stage art were and learned by any member who. had his eyes | §pect to him for The is 4 Abe nne 3 MAY — 1 | lee NEVER BETTER UNDERSTOOD half opened. The firms with which he dealt re- | done 8 e 4— 15 2 — ß — a ee or more admirabiy avaded of. The play was | fused to talk, absolutely. Gov. Crittenden, in the | the men + gure here as * ne al ag 2 k. 7 | * N — * We f f 2 done here by Mr. J. Waliack, jr., a most worthy] same dispatch, also denies the statements attrib- Akte unm vee 4 dep * ow — 2 — G. OREAK, Trustee. It is Cheaper and Better than any other way. For Economy, Con- aud exceileiit actor in 1872, and although he gave | uted to Charles H. Mansur, viz., that he for- OOF peon @ al over the country man utrageous Neatness it has no equal. Ask Your Grocer for tt. it . lee lug and a hat uraluess that Mr. Irving can warded receipts for a large amoung of, money trom 3 . L not approach, ye play se i: 38 - renton, Mo., . 1 . ; 2 the 27th day of duly. A * — — — uf the 222 objectiveness and pictorial | he wrote to Warren F. McChesney, from the same | Dovorabie men among the very verde ge erg Fe oo pace of the N- 5 1 8 7 life of the representation, Mr. allack place at the same time. make this claim business a speciaity, bu ere pay Records. Mipsourt took care to make an effect of the venience an ao «= - - —— — ieh ritt tener are also some bad ones. PHIL SHERIDAN’S MUSEUM. ILLINOIS ITEMS. INNERS' STOCK OF ALLKINDS EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING oo — — —— — Maury wieenstant, by N tary 14, ISS), and re- ; | | © recorda of the Re . 7 St. Louis, Ma, con- | trust, tosecure the hin decribed, the fol- uated in the city of : und with the bal.d- 7 No, 1 of sald city, j south line of Lleenust | | a nh ¢ ‘ FOR RS CENTS. ———— — Jas. Madison, alias Wilson, wanted in Dallas, Tex,, for killing Edward Lively, in July, 1885, was brought in on Monday. Anarchists exploded an infernal machine at the entrance to a large cafe in Lyons, Fraace, on Mon- day. No person was injured. A cyclone sed over Catahoula: and Tensas * in” on Monday. Several people were thence westwarily t fifty-five feei te wherens, detavit has said Doles. Native weicned will offer sald ine, to the highest front of tle Court on following deacribed ; Beaty | . recurrent jingle of the mysterious oe ows . a 4. ovr, two and bells apparent in hisface. They struck a wild, Gen. Phil. — 2211 ee a — supernacurat horror into his soul. His blood man as Genera 0 the rmy,is said to po 7, in truck to se sessed of a remarkable private collection of old Me therely «pqeitied, through his audicuce. Mr. Irving manages the a „ai pe N — * bells — * the ala 0. liis vichestra, 80 that they Arrest of * Fugitive. — — yo 1 —4 aw er AD interest, has be More than ALL the Other Furniture Houses Combined. convey tueir own mysterious part th the orainary ] Joxrer, October 30.—The exhumed body of An- the collection ts pn he ny FM * under ost Bt the melodramaiuc way. When the audience hears derson. the dead convict, was shown in Court yes- children the General is happy. He aotes upon Adersigned wl N W H} H} — 8 r case f proving that the wound ees, eee GRA D 8 STAK HS PRIZE meant to excite terror. In one case they were | terday for the purpose of p 1 10 Court 4 * | the subjunctive incidents of a psychologic study, | inflicted on it was an instantly fatal one, and that Kl 5 — swords, ut door of thé Court First Premium for Best Display of Furniture. in the Omer Luey are part of the machinery of 4 /me deceased could not have inflicted others on | $Um Was Hiled With Helmet implements of war o'clock p. m. ——— — no immediate record of any | himself afterwards. Mooney will no doubt be | used by savage and civilized nations. His library, . Mets First Premium for Best Suite of Parlor Furniture, St. Louis Make. . a Ee. pictures and statuary also indicate the character — iF , | , . 2 ‘ , ; tober 30.—Harry F. Griffin shot | of the man. First Premium for Best Display of Upholstery. uis Make — ] =e. a 8 80 — Dy ny 2 2 Robinson late Monday night. seum his twins toddied after him, got tangled Firet — — Best Dis la of Mats — e N intel wate» Anodt these gifts, which overcome | Both are negroes. Tue Coroner’s jury held Griffin — 1 —— tugged at the “¥ of oy a rst Premium tor bes Play OL Mattresses, 1 d ° he wo pick them up and rush roun vived, it not recreated, 4 stage romanticism that f Displ f Doubl 0 is marvelous. Tue prexentation of “The Bells” | tempted to Kill his aſlanced wife a year ago, and — r eee . . : last night may be said to have been one ot the afterwards broke jail, was 1 = — TELEGRAPHIC \NEWS. * Duplicates of all these Exhibits Always in Stock. MOST SAGACIOUSLY ADJUSTED New Hampshire yesterday by Sherif Hutchins. 70 aye FRESH and SELECT Stock at our opactous Warsroome | Sit aii iets nett | Lor Marts leans Gof Riera mapa | aumaur rs tha” Une was Ot ant oc at our spacious Warereoms. ich are usually thought to ve necessary in a re » Be posse ‘ rs Sale er ‘ 2 beg 1. ot the representation, | tendent of the Asylum for Feeble-Minded Chil-| The town of Gordonsville, Tex., was totally de- 1 1 N E be D R N C i A U 8 the unflagging action, tue r which the oe at 0 extravagance and diso- | stroyed by fire on Monday. orchestra properties, scenery and the restiessness — SS : Since the outbreak of trichinosis in Saxony over : » plaver ; sever, saved it. UINCY. October 30.—An unoccupied building . * * of the players lent to the obsei 8 5 K —.— the Laclede saloon, on Front street, was a have been attacked, and eighteen have atmosphere of weirdness, aud the eye filed with Society filed information ; 7 : 28, And tl ar {rigiteved with mystic bells Home Protective ety nformation agains were content 10 accept the . without — saloons yesterday for violating the — ryt were arrested on Monday for — , } or mo- unda : any impertivent demands upon the men NEWMAN, October 30.—Two saloons and a res- close of the first and second acts Mr. Irving was 3 Loss ice recalled, and at the end of the third act he | $3,000; Insurance, $1, | made the following speech: , I EKIN, October 30.— Five —1 —— blocks “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—I am informed that | en Court street were r y yesterday. it is your custom to permi an actor to express Loss, $16,000: insurance, $10, CHESTER, October 30.— Miss Sallie Dunn, eldest „ ud ition | tothe froze, aud a sympathetic thrill of horror went Mooney Murder Trial—Murder at Decatur— implements of war. He has a fancy for gather- and interest, Ras be- Sr the latter and is passionately Interested in the Mo, between the 5 N First Premium for Best Suite of Cabinet Furniture. on 5 nore N der in the first degree. actor, with uo more divine attuning | convicted of murder K N , ; us like a summer cloud. He has nevertheless re- for the GraudjJury. i First Premium for Best Display of Center Tables. ROCKFORD, October 30.—Jack Sullivan, who at. | house with them for a regular romp. : ts . * 40 , d I pieces of realisin ever seen here, despite the ab- SPRINGFIELD, October 30.—Trustees Blinn and The Schenectady, N. it trom the exstern h- It was indeed surrounded ' 1001 TO 1005 FRANKLIN AV. destroyed by fire last evening. Loss, $1,000. The n i . Mie former. At the : . 4. E. A tauraut were burned at Hume last night. ; 414 Washington Avenue. ö : ik ¥ heartily for anks, aud 1 do thauk you most heartily daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ' : 5. IN. fa. m.andio'clockp | BOOTH, Trustee. LOREN ! 5 ur New and Surprised to lothing for S made with Finest Ma- riect — fit. experience 1d nhing thence tout his this very cordial reception. The greatness of ern tine of Compton h fev . * E A Z O E 2 ¥ r 1 1 — October 30.—Col. John R. Biggs jured and much property damaged. | terday morn- * feet five and one-half : of your nation. Wherever I may be, under aint an Win natin wane tae — r t opinion, he said: rly along the north thence northwar * whatever circumstances I may be placed, I : ' ha ing. victed of murder of Harvey Williams, was shall always remember she — 2 JACKSONVILLE, October 30.—The City Counc! seutenced to hanged February l 1884. troupe from show- AUGUST KERN. ARBERS’ SUPPLIE AND None Better, or Cheaper. INT EE, ped into the yi any F AR. , op. I felt that ° The moment that distant eastwardly 72 given me Nen Lor Iinauk you also on behalf has enjoined —— James e STEAM GRINDING. 1 I knew STOVE, FURNITURE & CARPET 00. oe | N. W. COR. FOURTEENTH AND CLARK AVE. ) | niture, ( Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators, Baby Carri Cages, N : ning Lan oe it reduced prices on m ay payments. Lower than any | | 5 a one-haif inches to them, and J dope that to-morrow gut you will common schools at other points in the cfuntry. receive Ne nd deen a bar loves NORTH ST. LOUIS. Annie ©. Cheever, a young woman of Pike —— terry, and hea our Ee ede Rol ing Mills bave not yet put County, Pa., was found a Mouday with 4 increase a8 o . Lacl ling east wi INTERVIEWED AFTER THE PERFORMANCE. sue ts in motion than the bullet in her bralu, and the left br riddled A reporter met the tragedian as he tursed to go to bis dresia gre mid — of — ha Miss., quarreied Sunday night about the man vited to foliow him amid the 2 — —4 — ae. ated | aay me LIN paint brushes, trunks and all the hurly burly ng works. of mg hands. p trappings of an 272 8 Mery * — —— Murchisen’s Er sa al. t Orsi & re dam occurred Ponn- fag the audience ne had fust add us wien aft No. 7, three miie@ were badly with five shot. Dan Murchison and Will Skater of Ra ds fine ys, we have it want and wor the : ilt Sui Compton avenup, one N 2 des for tho welcome you have given | ing bere to-n Bagg ak Ar a 10 favor of establishing a Se NORTH STATE ST., ST. LOUIS. Gasoline 150 de 1 a 2 a * * : go ad N * 5 1 »!

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— 0 a te 7 * 8 3 * . - : he’ * 1299 . ¥ 5 — 6 99 oF 1 he. oe hee „ ‘ z wea * * . N 5 oe é ö a , > = , 9 * 5 — ; 7 — , Lit 1 2 ‘ ö 1 : f 1 > + 1 R 88 n * ai * * W 1 ; 1 8 ; . 91 * 7 ; . „ Vee "EXE 5 . Aye ¥ ee 2 ei i 2 ia? Se er 4 ths » 7 N - 4 * 0 * * * 1 * uv ern - ’ ‘ N . 6 * erp yes K 4 8 eee P . -? r Rare | . + 8 yeah 8 Feine, tony Rely +p. J : r N 90 . we hae, „ 1 2 * a the city, compiately — 15 i | ter AN INDISTINCTIVE 2 He | “Mr. Chas. F. Vogel, Clerk Cireuit Court: or suspected that Mr. tate tune weet Ll — nigh wrecked by a hurricane H. Forman & Co., cotton brokers, is bulletined at | sky. A very sudden depression of the barometer ouse and Female Hospital, $420: - | alter private mat the rooms of the Cotton Brokers’ Association, took piace, and the terror of approaching danger | assistant engineer at the Cy Hospital, insane 1 Hon. E. M ae Was 9 —_— yee 8 I t ' taining the ‘You k t nis intimacy with McChesney?” | of public indignation.” cou not see ow ; , * “Srr—In response to your note conta 2 “You knew of his znesuergz! a a . co ‘ ; d : . Mi for she bad on a _ water-proof cloak, | request of the Hon. Board of Circuit Judges. we] “I heard of the frequent visits of McChesney to THE TRANSVAAL DEPUTATION. Ir ‘Canes 9 Asylum, Poor-House and Female Hospital, ; a will take formal | though it was pot rains at the time. She bad a | submit the folowing proposals to print in every | the Governor's office. I heard of the interviews BUT HE KNOCKED 'EM OUT. LONDON, October. 30.—The Transvaal deputa-} quency and violence, and before 9 o’clock ten dis- carpenters 26 Ae gg ope „ e his successor, Hig bundle under her arm. He mistool her for a book issue of the Missour!l Republican (daily) all ad- | of McChesney with Lieut.-Gov. Campbell and Col. 1 headed by P m l ; tinct shocks had been felt. The waves extended House aud Female ospital, $540; drug ist at charge on the firs) agent, and when she asked if she could speak to vertisements, judicial notices, and orders of courts} Mansur, and the papers he is said to have exhib- Tom Allen Prosecuted on a Charge ef Keep- on, headed by President Kruger, has arrived at from northeast to southwest. At 11 o’clock the ‘ity ag pene $600; at Insane Asylum, $420; at CAR Ulm for a few moments on business, he replied | required by law to be made in the] ited to these gentiemen compromising Gov. Crit- ing a Disorderly House. Plymouth, shoeks were most severe, and building after Female Hospital, $420; assistant Piet, — at the | The Umted St that ne was engaged and that he was about tO to fen of St. Louis for sixteen cents per square tenden. I fejt the gamblers’ influence in the Sen- Tne Hon. Tom All 4ze-fiebter and bruis A LIBERAL MEETING. building tottered , Poor House, who shall act as druggist, $500; ward : ° shipped 15,000 yo to his supper. With that she left the office, turh- | of 280 ems, agate measurements, tor the first inser- | ate as I have felt it here in St. Louis, and I was ° en, ex-pi ente — LONDON, October 30.—Sir Henry Jones, Attor-| _ The Walls of the city, which were built in the waiter at On oe $420, whitener and plas- : ing at the door and sayiig tion, and 10 cents per square for each subsequent | not surprised at the indecent haste with which | er, occupied a prisoner’s seat in the Police Court * e E , time of the Crusades, toppled over and were com- terer at City Hospital, $460; storekeeper at City : U INTO SHE FELT SORRY FOR THE CHILD, insertion. We aré ready to conform to the terms Gov. Crittenden pardoned the men convicted ul | this morning, to answer to the charge of keeping ney-General, addressed a large Liberal demon- pletely destroyed and with them perished many Hospital, $420; bal wales, $420; Burse In male 3 | meaning a ehiid who had just had af get forth in your communication and to the orders ner the ‘Johnson gambiing act.’ Nor have 1. " stration at Dumfries last evening. He denied | of the ancient rlories of the towu. The old castle department Insane Asylum, $330; in female de- : Two Men Sacri : ulled and was cervin in an ad . : . — and furnis! — * any of u candalo xpos- | 4 disorderly house. The Hon. Tom was clad in — 8 . partment, $300; nurses at the City Hospital. Fe- ‘ tooth pulle al — ot the Court concerning the same and to furnish been surprised at any of the scandalous ex! | that there has been any extravagant expenditure | 00 the summit of Mount Pagus, overlooking the . r y oon | t joining room. it was not until tan | the bond required. The Republican, as we firm- | ures that have recently been made, for I have | fine raiment, and wore the placid, easy expres- : : 1 — P 3 * town, the remains of whieh have been in tolerable male Hospital and Poor House, $240; a clerk at | TE RS — that in thinkéne over the matter, Dr. Van Valzah | jy believe aud assert, has a much larger circula- frequently heard of most of these charges, Which | « vhich always is f h under the Liberal administration of the Govern- . — — ynl the Poor House, $600; a chief cook at City Hos- PITTSBURG, I 5 ] sion which always marked his face as he stepped ment. He said that while the last C . preservation since the Thirteenth century, is Only pital. Insane Asylum aud Poor House, $600 ; cooks tannery, in thet 1e las onservative | a heap of marble fragments and small stones. at Female Hospital, 8900 enen; one hid? seamstress | 3 — sh ted : be. cameto the conclusion that bis visitor Of thé | on than any other paper published west of the | seem now pretty well authenticated. uBb my in- arm night before was his cousin, the missing Mary ississippi. river, and so much greater | jormation was of a general character, only specil- ate © Sten Se ee: 33 a f Churchill, He is persuaded that it was from the } than the number required by the law | ic enough to produce a moral conviction that no | were sworn in the case. Mr. Cornelius McBride — W aa A gs 3 a py ‘st rr e | 1 N voice and appearance, both ol whieh quoted that a detailed ‘statement would | one need be surprised at anything they may hear acted as attorney for Mr. Allen, and examined 000 yearly their predecessors in office, the Liber- Polycarp sufferea martyrdom and these have atthe Insane Asylum, $440, female watch, $360; men sacrificing th SEEMED STRANGELY FAMILIAR be superfluous. We pay postage upon papers | of Gov. Crittenden and the men in B® coul ‘ als, had only disbursed an average of £74,000,000 a | been uiterly destroyed. The ruins of the antique r sees. Righe Ee || ee ae at the time, though he was not able to identify | going to more than 1,800 postoffices in the State of | dence.” Ufficer Hamilton, the first witness, after the pros- . 6 bebe ot * ’ mosque, which also — Within the castle wails uurse at Female Hospital, $300; night watenman | 4 digging a we them in the brief interview aud the uncertain | Missouri alone. Respectfully, “Hasn’t the time come to tell why you broke | ecuting attorney bad got through with him. Of- cam in PS U m and which is sald to have been the primitive and nurse at PoorHouse,$640 ; chief laundresses in | 3 b and light. No2bing has been seen or heard of his “GRORGE KNAPP & Co. | with the Governor?“ ficer Hamilton said that Tom Allen's saloon was the Government. A resolution was also passed | church of Smyrna, have fallen. The ancient S AaPMGMEMEBE Ractatent ina | ) an employe, we Visitor to-day and he thinks she may have left in addition to the above we have subscribers in “I was his friend, a real friend. But now ev- 2 ' urging the Minister to deal easily in the next | aqueduct across the Meles River, some distance | $240: at Insane 5 Err | ee a oe town. all the principal cities, and the Republican goes | ery thougut of Col. Crittenden 1s distasteful io on his beat and that disturbances often occurred session Of Parliament with the f hi from the town, is entirely destroyed The palace | female H aplial. $160 each; pestier for insane | J Ferdinand Sera , to nearly every town in the United States. me, und 1 do not like fo-speak of him. I WIII, there. He told in a charming manner of how : er of Hob Zoamar the Pasha, is in ruins Only one Female Hospital. $180 each; hostier for Insane | | | Ferdinand sehrad The Seareh Given Up. The bid submitted by the Post-DisPaTcH is as | however, answer your question. Previous to his | men were “tumped” at Tom's, and of the high- 1 of all the mosques and cburches in the city is left | AS¥!um and Female Hospital, $300 each; male at- tl & F working near by Col. Churchill was seen this morning dy a POST- | follows: canvass for the nomination for Governor my ac- ‘ g : THE FAIR TRADE LEAGUE. standing uninjured The large Roman Catholic sendante at Puce House ie insane wards, $330, | : — into @ DisPatcu reporter and said that there had been To the Honorable the Boardof Judges of the quaiatance wish Col. Gristenden was olight. But toned pra be a a ea these perform- LonpDon, October 30.—At a conference of the Cathedral, which was somewhat damaged two n * —— 8300; » — ul sooner reached t 8 wa yy. - t. Louls Circuit Court. ol all the public men ave Known I most love ances, Giving with much gusto. 6 sacred cou ir ag , ‘Hospital ambuian | iow no later developments in the cast of his missing “GENTLEMEN—The Dispatch Publishing Com- and 414K bis uncle, How. John J. Crittenden, | ungs a was soca — = He — Fair Trade League, the imposition of a moderate pe ay ago, is LI Eos: = Ladi * 6540; driver for Female Hospital —— if Ka fo, daughter. He aud Mrs. Churcnill teit very much pony propose to publish in the ST. Lours Post- | of Kentucky, who was, by marriage, my near — 8 : | impost duty upon foreign wheat, in order to en- he British Military Hospital te shaken , Ey and Insane Asylum and Poor House, $540; driver ere then proe consoled to think that Mary was sul alive, and, ISPATCH all advertisements, judicial notices and | conneciion, and, believing in blood, 1 assumed ane — 4. 15 oer oe aud | courage trade with the British Colonies, was ad-] but the few patients under treatment were re. 2 1. 8400 S Gan Walters, G30) inchart. Het as she herself stated in good hands, ders of publication uw conformity with the, no- | that the nephew was like his honored Kinsman. his — ants. — ° ne could vocated. moved before the great crash came. The office of „ te, Sete: 4 futo the de tran ; * 5 5 eech it has received fromthe Clerk of the | When I saw the telegraphic announcement that hear this swearing across the street and the WILL PAY FOR TH 0 the French newspaper was utter! demolished. | 4trons at Insaue Asylum and Poor House, $300; N | in Pang . . 0 — . ; g : naa . : . ; ‘ . . “Ive a ‘ 818 } 8. 3 a * . * a * — ; 4 7 He had requested th: detectives not Circuit Court, a copy of which is hereto annexed, | Col. Crittenden had failed Lo receive the nomina- | * lunging in the s oon could be heard two blocks Low . , +r . Along the line of * and Aria railway assistant cook at City Hospital, $240; male and 4 rtd a an — — — * — eee non for reéiection to Congress | immediately | away. Officer Welch testified to about the same ON DON. October 30.—The London ana River ab the ctntiann wae damotiahed and sien Sena of | female help at the Fair ingtitutions, $180: gardener 4 Schrader and Senu had been given by the receipt of the letter. | “For the first insertion, 25 cents per square of 250 | wrote te repose 10 lum to become a candidate | thing, saying that the way the waiters called | Piate Bank have decided to pay for the securities | the line so twisted and contorted that itis thought at each, $300; steward of Quaraatine, $600; male | and Kemser were uu gg ay eins of agate type: and for each subsequent in- for the office of Governor, and pledged bim my two beers’ and “six beers“ was flerce and bar- deposited witb them for safe k 1 , new Oles will have to be constructed. lu the | uurse, $360; female nurse, §300; watchman, $360 Fesioratives wee gs He preferred thax she be left alone and not bunted | sertion 25 cents tor the same square of 250 ems of | earnest support. He became a candidate, and baric, and calculated to arouse the slumbering — a ' eeping, and which bhsiness quarter of the £0 hich lies near the bakers at Poor House, 8540 each; two assistan | their homes. Dick down, as she nagt he guet to go farther away | agate type. received the nomination. How earnestly and ef- Passions of peaceably disposed people. Mr. Daly, | were abstracted by Warden, the defaulting mau- bay. the 2 — wae san ny Benn rhe tase ae life | Physicians at Insane Asylum, $300. Board and 1 nr and retuse to COMM Matias Dr with nem. She The bona fide average dally circulation of the | ficientiy I labored to secure his nomination is well the proprietor ot the Metropolltan Hotel on Sev- ager. in Smyrna does not exceed a hundred and twen- Washing is furnished all the above list of em. * hed ena ip her leter ea “hoped to see them St. Louis Post-DisPATCH for the last twenty-six | Known to this community. My support ot him euih street, between Chestuut and Market streets, THE RACES. ty-five owing to the absence of the townspeople | Ployes. At the office of the Health Commissioner Fires and be tough it best vet to hunt her ui, publication days Was 27.722 copies. Its facilities was entirely disinteresi ed. for, under the Const said that there were persels in Allen 5 saloon 1 ONDON 0 t t n 30 TI and the re -antions ti: ken i All nt b are to be appointed an assistant clerk ut 81 000 i Pr 7 1 tution, 1, being a State Scnator, was disqualified | Stuging every night, and that at the eud of every AERTS, UNO S200 ees Shae those wie — to the last 14 - ot record clerk at $900; one sanitary officer at $1,2 . | Give of te a knew Mary end her handwriting, it was learned | and all things that properly appertain to a firsi- | from accepting any appoiatiment at his hand. and | 80bg somevody would strike the table with a | handicap was run to-day, and resulted in a dead injured will not be 4 — than 280 in the out- und three at $900, and one ambulauce driver for . the line of the Pitts thai the letter Was, to ail appearanees, in ber) class newspaper, are equal to any paper in St. | my only son, here, held an office preferable toany | raue. and then a general hurrah went up. | heat between T. Cannon's (formerly P. Loril- —— country and in the districts remote from | Dispensary at $720 per annum. 2 own Wand, but the character of the composition Louis. and ali that can be obtain at this time. | Le could confer. I simply. expecied to be, in the Figits oceurred there frequentiy. At one time . a , 2 8 i ' d — , : 1 ASSESSOR OF WATER RATE ) 2 ; Was not at all like her, it was evidently a dictat- | ne proper affidavit and boud are hereto au- Senate, the confiaential friend of the Governor, he saw eight or nine men taken out in the yurd lard’s) Sachem and Ironclad. Arbalete third. Six | Smyrna the destruction of property and loss Of | The Assessor and Collector of Water Rates h e ed fetter. it has involved the affair in a greater | nexed as part hereol. “Soon after his election I discovered, to my dis- and placed under the hydrant to have the biood | starters. In deciding the heat Ironclad defeated | tne ee te n to appoint one chier deputy at 81,00; a — Which, for atme, t A 13 — mee — 1K »HRespecttully, I. . KAPPNER, Secretary.“ gust, that Il was entirely 122 in the man — rer * eure —— —1— Sachem. change the formation of the land in many places at $1,200 seven generale ce clerks at at $900 ; one Which Was fin illy co Mit MAPY Tan Aw; 0 7 8 1 1 ‘ollowl 8 AH ö : as ho nore iike’ his uncle. Who alguage 0 © vile a. e noise Was sue . , — — 200 ; sist: “lege music teacher, and thus earn her own living. “on * 3 — * bord ny . — a, 2 * 1——— —— * — that — would not remain iu the rooms front The twomile selling Welter plate was won by —— * n 1 spectol, al 90v0; one’ draugutsinan, at 61.60; t 50 N | Sa inc mall Sue Was too practical and possessed of too much City of St. Louis, f“. Was recreant to the obligation of friendship and | lug on Ailen’s property, aud some alleged that Passaic (formerly Lorillard’s), Gerona second, Qos Igtned, Tames. Meteln — 1 in the principal clerks, at $1,200; one wight watenniau,ad | n 720; eigliteen distric! Inspectors, at 8900. . eehoney, and spay ö J Pants barely esca Out saving any of tf BOT), trom parties ne do the Coureuill family Who | tor printing, and all matters concerning news, common donde, Besides, if she isnot in the ciiy | «jvnatz Kammer, being duly sworn, on his oath | of his pleages Lhey would not occupy those rooms for fear of be- Topsy : : ) iin“ . ‘ . * ve ps third. Two SU ers. Af 1 ＋ Les a 2 j : > ro — ver at preset she must lave had the assist- sfaics nat he is Lhe HUs pers manager or the ST. i * THE GUNDEKER STU rT. ’ ing . suo. Aber witnesses were examined, and 9 ö , ~~ »~ ' * oon the l * betting was See Sines Sow eee * * 45 — — — of * THE STREET COMMIS8I NE ance ot some one older than herself} Louis Post-DisPaTCu, and that the bona fideav-| “In the famous, frivolous, sham suit instituted | tuey testified thatthe singmg was heard fle- to 4 against Passaic, ¢to 7 against Gerona, and Tamos and Lesbos tl 9 , ‘ite n> —— With the approval of the Ma oc aad th Board | 10 aid her in | Ci escape. She Und no money and erage daily circulation 01 said newspaper for in the name 01 the mythical Gundeker by the ene- queatly. But they had only Known one Uistui 5 12 to 1 acainst Topsy. Passaic won easily. was very 1— Th a — 5 2 1 property of Publie improvements poem ng Tur — — . 815,000, on W hich th no clothes wih ber when she disappeared. It] the past. twenty-six publication days was wwenty- | mies of Col. Oritienden, I permitted myself to be | #uce to occur there. Mr. McBride made 68 tha Halve ane iris Rives 4. —.— wo —— quired to appoint; ere er i mre is 2 verivin doctor who lived in the neighborhood, but | (27, 722) copies. I. G. KAPPNER fully couscious I have suffered lu the estimation | Daly as a chronte prosecutor with a passiou for ee Ve, ete Se Sen | en ae in 8 5 4— | dare times before this was denied. Col, Churchill save be hus since “Business Manager. | of some to whom 1 am not personally well known, | 8Uilg people, Judge Cady said that it had -not | OTTAWA, October 30.—Another case of “scab” nays fc rr 2 Ronny 1 — a received a f. ler from num in Which he disclaimed “Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day | As I have said, I bad pledged myself to do all in | been proved clearly that the house was a disor- in sheep having appeared in a lot of sheep in pt Ne a a on — —— ö — . — * 31 2 ae — — oo Railroad M 1 1 nnn of Uctover, 1883. My term expires April 17, 1887. | my power to insure (ol. Crittenden’s election. I a — 1 — —— us ~v4 the — it enous Mor treal for shipment, the Department of Agri- | numerous small salt — with “whieh ft keever in Street epartment 1 EASTON, PA mA ; : ? > . 5 . NJ. A. * > 4 » 2 . 1 si ‘ ' * judge toleran ' . * , » 4 ‘ ‘ , . — „ a 4 4 } 1 5 9 while it was true he leit the house in an omnibus SEAL) Br io SS ablic. why — oe * — n * „ “™ | culture ordered them slaughtered. This plan will boa — f — sunk out of sight. $1 anemone, ta hey Department, salary . thirteen suits ha — 1 1 ure one 75 (wo Yr The bias were reported to the Circuit Judges | to his interest, without any expectation of outside — a be followed in such cases, as it is necessary to limestone hilis at the foot ‘of the Faura tai ge. | Salary $7,200; three aut — — —— # Pennsylvania, SI Hen Who are ver positive they saw him iM the | 1. aiernoon, and the awards will be made at | pecuniaryaia. In an interview with Mr. Lan- THE DAILY SUICIDE prevent Canada being scheduled bv England, Que ot the K ö — st Depart : 3 2 * i 1 N 8 . : ‘ 8 peaks of the range called Bulghar | Street Department. salary $900 each; three clerks — oad Company, 5 ixtvy of the suits vicinity ot Mary’s Louse that same evening. 8 a = ‘Se ‘rittender . a 8 * once. caster, at his house, Col. Crittenden suggested LORNE WRITES A LETTER. Dagh, was shaken off on Sunday afternoon and | in tue Street Department, salary 3600 each; gne 18 rolled inio the valley, partiy destroying the Wi- gasught juspector, salary $1,000; ten inspectors | * others some time — Tie price of the Renublican’s bid, 16 cents per | that be thought he could raise a considerabie oh Reds } Laf r THE FIRE CHIEF. squere of 250 ems, agaie type, is at the rate of 2 awount of money to aid in his canvass in St. — = gee: pp a ¢ With ©! ToRONTO, October 30.—A special eablegram to lage of Mozetti, and causing the death of eighty | Of street construction, salary 61.000 each; nine , — the Globe says: The Contemporary Review for | or ninety of the Kurd inhabitants. The whole | teen inspectors of street cleaning, salary $900 Mineral © — met eee 1 J OE ¢ cents a line; at 10 cents per square itis 14 cents | Louis. He gave the names of several gentiemen ' \ 1 U exton turns fromthe Convention per line. whose fortunes, Jie said, ne had made by the pro- Arthur Vincent Lowell, a married man, 36 years ; ceu ar : : nch: zur , . | . g 1. ’ . ) ’ nes , ntry around the ¢ 7 rs . » |} eaeh; one surveyo ‘ alar > i Fire Companics— ‘The Department's Needs. The Post-Dispatcnu bid was at the rate of 3% | visions of a bill (1 think the Kansas Pacific Rall- | of age, who was lately in the employ of the Boat- D — “ys ee Oy tee Menge at torn * uv N and : on bn a vars oy snare $1,200; three . —— SPRINGFIBLD, I H. Clay sexton, Chief of the Fire Department, | C€4tS pert fine for each Insertion, or hearly double | read bill) which be had got through Congress, and man's Savings Bat K as an accountant, but who Lorne, late Governor-General of the Dominion, | The waters of the Rgeau Sea were terribly agita- #720 exch: nine feld hands in Street Departmen, | collection of Amhert returned with bis wife and daughter from New the bid of the Republican. who, he thought, would show thelr appreciation ext wep K b * entitled. Canadian Home Ruie.” It was written ted in sympathy with the earthquake shocks, | salary eac damaced by careless ‘ — 1 Under ihe new contract all legal advertisements of his services by contributing to his eiection, | Was discharged on account of drunkenness, com- : ; ‘ J} oll ane ta & ary of the * n 5 J of the tire The Orleaus this mort in . where t) _ 1 ava b . as. 11 ‘ . tre ; ; — — - . — ome : ~~ , ‘ g “o * r sey . An; er: 8 rhe ‘ore > ‘ 9 0 sre — D.s o ‘ ‘ 4 j engine house most of the morning and received —4 | he page or paces upon which such legal ad 20 10 the Hot Springs ut this time. and the habit of indulging in periodical sprees Dur- formation having a bearing upon the future of hn otal ok — peat Pate * — KR i, — stg BA 98 N — of ye I ark, Salat * $900; 2 the congratulations of numerous friends who | VerUsing 4 2 Boag ate — 2 me ee ten she ok tn take nina aa lng the last five montlis he had been drinking to | Austraha. The Marquis discusses the chtef fea-/ sna Mouembassia also suffered considerable loss at r .. oe af Can | K LETTERS of adm , | uniform size of said newspaper, at so secure- | this money. The whole of it was divided ; ng | (Bs as | or rover . tite . We n re Oper At Car 5 rederick De called to shake hands over his reappointment. | jy attachea to the main body of each and every r tain pet sons 10 une «iff rent wares ‘ar excess. His discharge fromthe Boatman’s Bank | tures Of tum LESSER! enen ondelet Lark, salary $969; six. laborers at same Se . tod > 4 4 ' ' whi i i li ‘ uh. li e 8 * ‘ 7 4 : — ot * * 9 0 nm 4 5 . ‘ >. i. : * ' € 2.4 „ 0 The trip seems to have agreed with the Chief,who cireulated copy of such newspaper as to const be {friends of Colonel Crittenden and previously mortified bim greatly and preyed upon his mind cales the individual richts reserved to the differ- Dark. $480 2 1 ry r at Car: riace | urk, Sul- 8 Th eK * Is in excellent health and spirits. He speaks in tute a part of every issue of every edition of the cGmmitted to his support. 5 ent provinces, and dwells specially upon the Is SHE DEAD? ary $660; 932 55 1 bane Park Salary $430; 3 * 15 neee the warmest terms of the hospitality same forthe day on which such publication is “The so-called Gundeker suit was utterly in such 4 manner as to make hum desperate. He danger which must arise should one mem! — » Keeper 2b 2a N 5 N. : — 28 a Neu eee dee ity of the people | made.“ without merit, simply a svam and an abuse of the frequently threatened to Kill himself, but he was | ug - . ; mber of | Atlee French, a St. Louis Miss, Causes Great | $©¢rs at Forest Park, salary $900 each; three gar- 5 4 ovember 9. of New Orleans. No people in the world unge r- process of the couri, by which, under the old earefully watched and all means of gelt the confederation become strong enough to op- Excitement ia Wisconsin. ven a lhe! Bach 7 ary $600 each; seven- 6. G. GIBSON, asa . N Arei ul 0 1 — 0 5 1 * 2 ‘ * , 5 * , 2 stand the art of entertaining guests better than Wear Courte Hotes. deposition law, certain parties opposed to Orit- destruction were put out of his reach, | ?°*° the Wil of the central government By Telegraph to the Pust-Dispaten. a keeper. at er aay, ; ee seit * 3 N : mn , eee * 8 tenden's nomination, 0 Lo it e hy a sstructh ° . Ste os 7 5 ö * AEalmst Jose those New Orleans people. Drives and lunches -. Ar le tocenin tae yr — up be- friends. Wea called! — U N 41 wd. About fwo weeks ago he procured a bottle of France MILWAUKEE, VIS., Oetober 30.—A Portage, a keeper at Gravois Park, salary $480 5 > Rvupoterms A. II * and receptions until you could not rest. While we volver. His pies was that he traveled 3 denounced the proceeasng and all who engaged | chloral from some druggist. He has been accus- PARIS, October 30.—It is sented thaf the F Wis., specialio the Wiscepsin says: “A strange 3 2 1 8 yen $450; a keeper { 8 5 Givorce against his W chiefs were in convention the,. ladies of the |] west Missourt. 2 ——— Ry beng i 4 need solely by | tomed to use u to quiet his nerves. His wife Gor * ne. in vi 8 the sonattie ttit aa and painful eceurrence Is just now causing a ereat Park pad hte LN „1 ng at Hyde aay 8 round of marital ing ,y enter : ‘ive : 7 8 selfish and unworthy motives. ‘fused Sav chew ne hi * Ho 5 1 was un: n — ire overnment, in vie 1 i © attitude o : . K 2 , ar oy. — rea oo 7 8 and dauguters. The A N — 2e John Fleifer died | from whow I received the money wi ** lato | 1 to —— 7 . — wein ask the chamber for a much large deal of excitement in this city. Last Friday } salary $480; a keeper x. 1 Park. salary : 7 — “y 2 of BE WES Oe TOUNS OF preasure in the rear of 623 South Fitth street this morning | my hands as I have stated. or how and to wi 1 | dece “appeared at his me a perfec eg — mn ärgere morning, at ö o’clock $540; a keeper at Laclede Park, salary $600; a a : r Ore race * dur reappointment seemed to please your without medical attendance, The Coroner will had disbursed it. 2 the „„ eo trea hen 3 wel ay ow B N. * — credit for the expenses of tne expedition to Ton- K. , , b . * keeper at L. on Park, salary $600; a se : at . oe 0 arondelet aver Ragperner Se Soe convention? „ 8 bold an inquest. Mr. Gundecker, lt there ever was such an in. withstanding alt efforts to restyain him he es- | Quin that was originally intenaed. Even shoula 2 Lyon Park, salary $480; a keeper at Missouri dresses in Knglish over the news. I coutess 1 w a vary m oh — Capt. Heubler reports a fire in his district at 2:39 | dividual, nor the partes assuming to represeut | caped about 3 o'clock this morning, and returned | China only remain on the defensive a larger rein- Kerr 2 e 4 me but then the m sites never wor 4 muen p eased, this inorulug in an unfinished frame house on | film, pad any hight to demand the information. | again shortly after 4. He was very quiet then, ' he ; p of her grandfather, Mr. Geo. Hewitt of this city. salary $480; a keeper at O'Fallon Park, salary d . ihe southe varies bes — = * * * much. Giendale and Lincoln avenues, owned by Mrs. That | waa responsible and aceountable solely to | and went down into the busement, wiiere his wite forcement of troops will be required in Tonquin. She had been sick for some time with typhold m: 3600; an uverseer at O'Fallon Park, salary $900; N ooh, Fighth and M general?” . ony % convention in | Rits, which was completely destroyed. Loss, 6000. | the ventlemen Oy Whom the money bad been con- | prepared acnp of coffee for him. He then went The Government does not expecta defeat in the f f : 1 Ar tour luborers at O’Fal.on Park, salafy $480 each; SA CALL signed Ing ＋ . SST iributeg!, anu that if they were suiistied with ics | up-stairs, and is wite, listening, heard him stir | Chamber on its Tonquin policy. larial fever, and was brought here in the hope | a Keever at St. Louts Park, salary $600; two la- > | rthe School te held. Not in actusl perio manees, bus the re disbursement, vo one else had the rizht to call me something with a spoon: Becoming alarmed she : scout THE IDEA that she might be restored to Danka by Change of r, — 4 . — ö eren City, Dee tte fon ha fos * —— 4 “ to account or to inquire or complain o 30 — we his room al scovere takt a , me —. ; : * Saar 00, tw a ; aAvIZalion Ww —— e — 22. — * Ine Good seeds TI Tee Annunciativa Vestival. sition. ¢ onscious a had done no E * nothing — Liquid a heh he bad 1 * bes. AW —— PARIS. October 30.— The Chinese Legation scout pr RF Se eee Washington Park, salary $480 each. : 7 ‘a 8 4 * on n take root. Je ladies of the Annun „arish ar i at the most honorable gentle — Bh meen ate: “pale steal eines 1— N * ife COMMISSIONER O TBLIC BU as 8 1 1 2 salvage corps ing the - Ae kooks eye yeep ; 0 1 — — Aru — * A eee 12 nr a the idea that the arrival of French reinforcements SEEMED TO LEAVE HER BODY A deputy commissioner of Public Buildings ee : ’ „ 0 * 5 , 2 > preate! ss 3 Orts to achieve ¢ iT). ’ 9 A. 0 10080 oral. 5 : 1 8 5 — . N ; . N 1 1 " reer ee — prececented teh tas. in the ine tate 1 * | gratify the scandal-mongers and mister to a — g „es.“ be replied. I am taking the whole bot- in Tonquin will end ail resistance to the demands The funeral was appointed for Sunday morn- salary 1.500 ; a janitor at the City Halt, salary N . ‘ . 8 “No war has beep declared. All w ’ „ dh. eve 10 an ©s- | rient curiosity by mentioning the names of Col. | Ue.” He lay down on the bed after drinking. of France. ing at 10 o'clock at the Method} $780; four assistant janitors at City Hall, salary Y. B. Kirk and W and every. chict in the convention We we want, | tival which takes place on Tuesday and Wednes- | Crittenden and of the friends most actively en- His wife heard him breathe heavily and went for GRANET WANTS TO KNOW. — : ig | ethodist Soso euch; oue Watchman at the City Hall, salary Pointed for that — way of thinking ‘is for thes — a * dot the same aay, November 6 and 7. There is no more Popular gaged in working lor Dis nomination and election | a doctor. Dr. Kiem came and applied a stomach PARIS, October 30:—la the Chamber f De Church, The body was prepared for burial and | $600; one janitor at the Court House, salary $300: mab pury to its pwn business, and "ke ag to attend | pastor in St. Louis than the Rev. Philip L. Braay, | in tils city. ° My refusal to give pump. without effect, however. Br. Ennis then Oe ea ene b ss . pu- placed in the coffiu, and at the hour named the | eur assistant Janitors at the Court House, salary we — RLES O. BERRY goods, to event loss by water — KA. 22 expected that every Catholie im the city will Le | and impertinenily demanded of we, was, by many, for about an hour. but it was useless. Lowell | lated the Government upon its policy inf. ca attend De e Iriends. Alter | salary $840; an assistant engineer at the Court | os )tion to-day for a oul Aren ; sto put | present. misconstrued. I was harshly criticised by ap iv- died at 6 a. m. The Coroner held an inquest on | Tonquin and requested an explanation waiting for some time for the coffin and mourners | House, salary $720; d fireman at, the Court : Neal eln “The objection to chemical engines.e@f course fluential Democratic paper of St. Louis, at that Lowell’s remains this morning and returned a of the objects sought t to arrive from the house. word was brought to the House, salary $600 ; & watchman at the Court ö * oe Departiner only relers to the two-horse apparatus?” N * ON THE WING. —.— er iy way ey — * 4 1 IL} verdict of suicide. Lowell had three chiidren. edtained. and of the * of ate ti * 1 de officiating clergyman that F —— 1 ge — 1 5 ee * 4 1 8 8 . ; ia} j 0 * , 8 ‘ 2 ila Tan P le 1 5 X. able OV, ir 8 ; TS Ff _ ; 2 1 , P t all sizes. 7 me * * Mabie extinguishers . Pa editors of that paper soon nite beenene's — - 5 5 ' 1 g THE BURIAL WOULD NOT TAKE PLACE Courts salary 8660 each; 2 rit ~ : - a Tour Hoo: do ’ 9 — such as We rt; a oul adde r trucks, are what H. M. Hoxie goes to Chicago this evening. that their strictures on ine wate — | — GENERAL SCHOFIELD. pedition in that country. Granct pointed out ns the fri 7 i were n t zutisfled th : , Courts. salary $1 080: 3 * 1 * oy 1 : wh fell 1 2 Dy wl Woes ee Aree * no business J. H. Young and family to Boston via the Bee | expressed regret that they had been made. — — what were apparent contradictions existing in lade ons . m “ N * at the young Four Courts, salary $840; — * the 7 vol severe — a fire as quick * they can with our — Line. „could, by a single — statement, have re- He Will Assume Command of the Depart- the information furnisbed by the Government, weed W really dead. * , eee dispersed iw | Four Couris, salary $600; a Watchman at the Four | Were dressed at the- They had better go to saving goods instead of Robert Fisk and Miss Wilcox leave for Deming, —.— from myself the unjust opprobrium which ment of the Missopri To-Morrow. and said it was contrary to the official declara- nes * Enten wennn nny — APECIAL services are trying to put out fires.” N. M., to-night, urtially attached to me, on to Col. Uriitenden, CHICAGO, October 30.—Major-General John M. ti t the difficulti ) life-like appearance of the body had at- SUPERINTENDENT OF WORK HOUSE. | the North Presbyter yg se kn yan e N. Gotl ana M. Kuleht Idee ier Chicago. vie But | was then his friend. and refused to mention Bes _ . ober 3 te ajor-G . = — n eee the culties that had been raised by tracted the attention of the undertaker, who ro A clerk e at the Work House, sal- | Ohe wilt preach Corps has put oul many fires ip their in * the Wabash to-night. 118 . prererring Lo suffer someihing even of | Schoheia, who suceeeus Arehera jeridan n nina. . ‘ * ’ “lary 8900 and ou . 8 yard foreinan at Work pastor, Rev, II. 8 Will with the extinguishers?” ciplency D. H. Birdsan as B. Clark odlum, rathet tau endanger the prospects of my | command of the Division of Missouri, arrived . ae at moved it from the cofflu and advised the friends to House, salary $720 and board; a quarry foreman 1 row evening, and Dr. “To read their reports you would think . 1 same, G. B. Clark and H. B. Stewart | friend. For his sake and to prevent annoyance oan i — mine ane Germany. f MAKE BFFORTS AT RESUSCITATION at Work House. salary $720 and board; a black Thursday night. The on 3 oF uld think that | leave jor Laredo this evening. to his friends, who co-operated with me in secur from San Francisco this morning, accompaniea BERLIN, October 30.—The P ne - I smith at Work House. salar "be delivered by the p. our oan e po A, AM wehave} p. McArthur aud J. Dickson leave for New | Ing a delegation from St. Louis favorable to his | by his famtly and two members of his personal : — f N ber, nd 88 r Sr a eee ee House, sa Ty $720 and Doar — ' 1 3 * . 8 . * ; * . ‘ J . > — - aha 5 5 2 ‘ I * . 2 8 a . . * : * A 1 2 7 — quick as they enn. Up in Chicago CIA York toniaut via the Wabash. nomination, I was willing to take on myself all | Sut, Col. Wm. M. Wherry and Lieut. C. B. there of November, and the German Parlia-| three hours there was no odor or appearance of } fourteen guards at Work House, salary each * ncht over this question, and | would not be 44 J.P. Hadley, Prof. Robinson and Mrs. Rd the unjust odium involved in this transaction, Schoteld. General Schofieid will publish an | ment on the 15th of January. The foundation of | deeay and noice had been used. Her body was and board: a hostler at Work House, salary $360 CITY PE prised i hey had alively time there when Sweeny | Mursh leave for — Ott to-atent | > 8 CRITTESDEN'# GRATITCDE, as order assuming formal command to-morrow. the new stone Parliament building will be laid on | supple and limber and her lips and cheeks were — board: two cooks at Work House, salary $360 | Pred Sto 18 ue & DACK.,. Cc A ‘Thompson, Mrs Hohn * — a , , ; Tinu. 01. An © sta January 18. : a * 5 1 2 : 2a ea one Ane X. A 1 ; ; X. : , and Mrs, A. F. | bell, “and publecly assaiied, for whi: , : i red. Every po-sible effort at restoration has ER unge force Orleans?" you learn while you were in New | Johnson leave for San Antonio this evening. purely to serve him, Instead of n . — euer 5 — made, stil no change nus taken place. 5 An Assistant Sener Gomralesionor salary | 1 asant isi ; dhe Chie „learned that St. Louis has not enough appa John Darragh and party, W. J. Beers and W. and sustaluing ine by aliggthe power of his per- WASHINGTON, October 30,—South Atlantic BERLIN, October 30.—The North German Ga- THE DOCTORS PRONOUNCE HER DEAD $1,200; a civil engineer in t Sewer Departmeni As. Jack Bell, one of the ratus. I want about six more engines aid about P. Rine are in the Galveston car leaving to-night. — ane omen — 1 as avy honorable or | States, fair weather, northerly winds, rising bar- | zette denies the existence of an aggressive alli-| put tue a en nathan refuses “a salary $1,200; a draughtsman in the Sewer De- „ has returned tro four more trucks, and Jam going to get them. In- Mrs. Josephs, Sam Hine and J. H. Gray and — hack oe — 1 4 22 he deliberatily oineter, stationary or sligut fall in tenfperature. | ance and declares that the powers have only b 8 1 > o permit the partment, sMary $1,200; fifteen Sewer Iuspectors, ughier ol game is stead of worrying the department and throwing | Party leave for Cincinnati via the O. & M. to-night and encouraged — — 1 8 West Gulf, fair weather, variable winds, mostly | united to secure peace in Europe urial to take place. Without doubt some change 5 d $1,020 each; six sewer cleaners salary wonderful. : we > men w a“ a ' — y traducers, as I afierw; ' » Ae ’ . 8. 8 . * > 5 r 720 each. a . ale ae ane the Cee eee woul P r cy — 1 leave | learned. Had he suppose me guiliy of ‘eat easterly, slight rise followed by fall FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN, October 30.—A atc 1 * ue er day. The excite- wa Os MISCELLANEOUS i * T. Duclos, 1 * 1 — . Or Jackson e. A., 8 ning via the O. & M. | propriety in my Zealous effort * io ; 1 N 1 : jen er the matter is much augmen 1 ‘ agencies ol the Hart red thousand dollars we need, I could get the Mrs. Clinton Browa and C. A. 8 — vs 45 beer à sort * R doe serve him, the re | ing barometer, stationary or riging temperature. | quantity of dynamite was maliciously exploded in false r N page 1 ted by the The Boiler Inspector has one assistant to . surance Company, is att rs. Clinton u an A. Spalding leave oman virtue even in |. aise report of a case of this kind alleged to hay ap pany, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather, | the office of the Ohiet of Potice last evening. The | occurred recentiy at Black River Falls.” ve | point at $900 permnnm. q 2 Juage Otto, reporter o ac alls. The City Jailer has to appoint one deputy at i preine Court, has resigne necessary apparatus, aud ther ö . - : fectly an * ’ 1 1 would teel per for New York by the Vandalia Line in the morn. | denunelatiou of his friend. But he knew that | had gone no wrong—ihat my hands were cleau— | westerly winds, rising barometer, stationary or | building was badly damaged, but not many of- —— $1,000, te . u guards at 870, one cook at $480 and : One Of the judges of the The Chief during the morning perfectea his | k. ' ne ' * d that 1 had been only the intermediar ö 1 * bond, which was forwarded to the Mavor George A. Knight and W. W — y the intermediary be- slight f: , . Lower li ‘lals were in it: . 271 . , NIN — re — — 4. — this evening Dy the ety 1 K politicians 1. the city, * e oh . * wg ae —. re in it at the time. None of them were EURA BURNS SISTER. board, another at $360 and board. 1 pointed is successor look a View of the ruins of the ‘Led ora. | Line. 5 le canvas im his behalt. f . * ; : be po: > nte 4 * * tory. which he pronounces as having bee 1 ö 5 W. Cale, 8. 8 d F Whatever of impropriety there was iu the trans- treme portion, westerly winds, rising barometer, THE EMPEROR SHOCKED. Mrs. Nenne Dukes—A New Witnese—She NEA Ses tour yb — 5 Mr. Frank Green of t ably handled. ; wife 1 AA e on — — 1 money of gentlemen | stationary or lower temperature, Upper Lake BERLIN, October 30.—The Emperor is greatly Reid m Concealment. te $1,200. three repairers at 000, and a battery man : 4 bride will arrive this ev — ‘ J g g by the Van- ests had beep promoted by the pas- reyion, fair Weather, brisk westerly winds, rising | shocked at the disorders at Oldenburg, caused by By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch ut 8900. - a Goto. Phe wedding ; 3 > einnatl. andthe bri „ ‘ — II. 417 2. B. RN Goldsmith, — } mabe pe “+ * simple pas- | ture. Upper Mississippi Valley, generality fair 4 a © Sding of Mins Fannie te * zcorge W. Fackler an „Edson for Boston | baue of th oney through my hands which was | weather, winds mostly westerly, stationary or | mander. Tne Emperor has ordered a thoro during the nig! Mrs. F. . 5 w Gordon this — Mr. J. a. via the Bee Line. the oly connection 1 had with it. To me, or pub- | rising barometer and temperature. Mi-sourl | inquiry ugh „ * t wih Mrs. Fannie Dukes, sister | present in the water department until Mr. Whit ' This evening at9o'clock Mi F ’ W. W. Arnold. Senor Josle M. Arzac Ansoime licly, he dared not express disapproval of my | Valley, generally fair weather, variable winds, l 8 of Zura Burns. The new witness was placed in tan is confirmed. 1 lag Company this morn iis evening ab viclock Miss Fannie Biers, 2 , FH. N. and Mrs, Winnan Handy e e (ie deines, Fare 16g d- lie | spicing to. norubwesteriy,rieing, temperature De . ͤ—x— » ge inc some . ' ' married to — Ninue gh regard, e | the southern portion, Sight fal iu temperature : ö reor 2avjion a 3 2 * * and family were passengers on the Bee Line to seemed. however, to belleve that 1 had been in-] in northern 8 stationary or rising barome- a —— TAS & meeting of the Con- „ ped ee 3 Their move- a ——ů—ů— 11 + =o Kuimsey in 4 body, wi servatives here last evening Col. King Harman, sand indicate that they wish | $1,600, four special tax — —— — THE Long Social d N — in 8 r. J. Gardiner Gordon of the firm . 8.1 N ‘ork. 8 eier 1 * 1 “ b 2 * > se gt 1 O. 8 jured in public estimation, aud that he should be ter. The Ohio River and its trivutaries, and the n — 1 5 „ made. phreys, apts, he ohn Gentiles, G. 8. Crap, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. | criticized for the same cause, or for connection | Mississippi River. south of Cairo, will rise decided- | member of Parliament for Dublin; delivered to conceal from the defense all the t mon . 3 a” will . take place at the res- Fisk, R. G. Rogers, Frank aren F. Stephen with me. He professed to be entirely ignorant | ly. Cautiouary signals continue at Rochester, Bul- | 2 aaiess in which he de d h P rad possible. The jury met this esti Tle A. B. Ewing will have 4 0 5 cm “Pe and Mre. Eawin Har. | 200,224 Wile, B. F., Tuttle and W. M., Kelley | that any of the money which happened to pass | falo, Erie, Cleveland; section. five, Sandusky, a nounced the Government mediate! morning and im- missioner of 4 . l adeputy com x Clay Sexton filed his be Dr. Fulton performing the ceremouv. — for New York this evening by the Vandalia — 4 my hands had been raised for his benefit, | Toledo, Detroit; section four, Port Huron, Al- for permitting wational meeiings throughout Lre- ely adjourned until to-morrow, without | the office of oO 8, Salary ; two clerks in 4 * day. The house will be handsomely decorated with 3 — — ulm elt had virtually furnished it, and pms. Mackinaw City, Grand Haven; section 3, | land. hearing any witnessess. There will pe a strong | ary $1,200 r 8 1 ’ Both branches of the! ants and-flowers, and Spiering’s orchestra will + aoe pretended disapproval of its use. I | Chicago, Milwaukee; section one, Escanaba, Mar- — ae effort made on the part of some of the jurors 18 ary $900. same o, sa. 1 1 a tonight. rnish the music for the ocvasion, The bridal Mangled His Legs. aos 1 — gen, D. M. Frost, Lieut- | quette and Duluth. : Scotiand. ey the doors to all spectators and the press 2 ie PR Ey 4 The Board of Puvt robe is of heavy Ottoman silk, made witha long Ry Tetegraph to the Post- Dispatch. — . 9 1 5 and U. 8. Senator Veat, for GLASGOW, Octuber 30.—The ringleader of the de Coroner and Liegstate’s Attorney have not an ane * g tee formal . 2 8 5 — train, falling in a hy — 1 the waist, GREENtP, ILL., October 30.—Otis 8. Tharp, a nothing of the —— he ge he A Colored Resurrectionists. Orange riots.at Coalbridge last summer has been seat enh eb 0 BUFFALO 8 Timothy 8 erage te. * i d. 1 0 g N 10 ° . . C= eens — * g 7 1 ; Se es pulls tak triple Pieatings or — painter of Casey, III., White attempting to jump | — I A that money nad been used.” It] RicuMonp, VX. October 30.—Chris. Baker and | sentenced to two years’ imprisonment, and an- A Drunken Night Watch City ; . 2 W Ae, : © B dence for three days wit on board un gast-bound freight train at 11:30 last tbat 8 5 1. tea 2 nn ry | Wm. Burnett. colored resurrectionists, were ar- | other active participant to nine months’ intprison- ELMWoop, Inb., October —— & Kempf, a : ng and Scoville divistons. b : r rested to-day for moving the body wf n dead pau- ment, | sy night watchinan, while intoxicated Sunday night, nomination. re ay 2 The | ad covere 28 ane Tue fo. ing ma sila exiending to the Mast the long pointed u box on a wheel bar- Teamend: made an attack on James Black's saloon, break- Paris, October 30.—The Figaro publishes the —4 the Windows and firiug 4 pistol. OUIG BOL kemain OD The tickel. . ahs * fired A f N ¥g N 1 provines Wound. on Kempt, inflicting probably a fatal them nd, superinduced b me Ee corsag of the silk, une with lace; lang siveves. The | both of bis Jegs above the knees so seriously | to d bridal veil of point 1 4 amily beirloom, | mangled that amputation was deemed en — that he bad the — . Ser a> cows Tne — 2 from the Morgue. ker, Keeper of the Morgue, was 4180 will be confived to r nuge blossoms, | He being the Only child his ts have the sym- | which I have refer 2 spray of the same flowers garlaugs the rut and | pathy of tue entire community. . dn Mr. Lancuster's howe. Bus ie wit bet ent o is made surplice with Elizabeth ruff | night at tus point, fell under the trucks and had CHARACTERISTIC OF GOV. CRITTENDEN report that the Governor of the Chinese a on . rn.

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2 % vars ay. a a ee ie ed + ” . 8 St. Tanis Post-Bispatch, Tuesday; October 30. 1883, — i d John B. Klorer to Miss | gember $1035: year $10 25; January $11 95; | slicht fluctuations. Chicago worked irregularly, tak — an February $11 1 selling off early, then more than recovering, but New Will Net Kesign—Architect Hill's Suc- | " Lard—October 7.27144; November 7.17% TR eae later easing off on the mangas failure that unset- * — — Wows. People's Theater. ber 7.20; year 7.17%; January 7.30; February | tied the * he local market — The revision of “Carrots,” adapted from Joa- 7.14. ull, priees fiuctuuting MONEY SAVED IS MONHY MADE. g 1 1 after an extended interview with President Ar- duin Miller’s “Silent Man,” by M. Lantte Jann, January 99 : decided change.? Opening rates were ge thur, has reconsidered. nis determination to re- on. is having an excellent sit pears — n W soe acts ae $1 eee eins 81 05% January and n 78. ; a very am and enter - r F No : Ay OO ton Pains — I ft ＋ January $1 06%; May But at once weakening * to $1.05, while* het 2 q — — — — — oe THAT SETTLES IT. Afternoon Board- to 3 P. NX. 8T. LOUIS. Wheat lower, closing weak. Corn easer. Oats Island thus the convenience Howling directory of new officials is pre 1 . 50; January 49; May Commodore A. C. Rhinds was examined to-day border drama. dats October — firmness was soon lost and prices went off until and promoted to a Rear Admiral. He will be re- A TIMELY use of Hop Bitters will keep a whole on the noon call, December sold at $1 02%, bmn * A JURY OBTAINED. cember 41% b. f year 41% to 4% % ; January 414; | ihe markets on this. side, for the TH | ’ clear cool 1 4 St. Louis, Mo, 443. weather and advices of freer shipments from the FIF AN D LOCUST STREETS, Opposite Mercantile Library, | hen will not be 94 | HILL’S SUCCESSOR APPOINTED. ae , : — Secretary Folger to-day appo nee Mifflin Eimer ; 8 Bl Cr tione 00 uw s evening. oF . Bell of Des Moines, Iowa, Supervising Are ANI 6 q ly . pany, rooms 208 and 210 Chamber of Commerce ~~ meaner, Se decline — extreme weakness . St. Louis. n cas 0. aving an unfavorable effect. Sales . ; department that the former is under indictment 213 and 215 N. 3d St. + OPPOSITE MERCANTILE LIBRARY. FIFTH AND LOCUST STREETS, * sign, a — —— the position of Assistant See- 5 ining com edian, Is making A ar eat. h as 5 on, 8 but at once weaken to $1.05, 55 7 U i hy U R 2 NAVY PROMOTIONS. filled. The play is weil mounted and is ag r 18 50% ; December Fontan to’si Com —4 on = ones 03%. SS — — ee — ——— : Si of unui, THE ENTERPRISING CASH HOUSE OF ö apt. h Russell was promoted to the | family in robust health a year. ‘ : 4 sant of — * and ordered to the command — that was „„ in 5 Oy Me sas was pramosed 00. the rank of Cap- | X A. Bur. Espen. s weakened, and the close’ was 4 * 4 red to. do duty as. a Cap- Wheat — October 61 00% b; November $1 00% at the lowest rates of the session and at declines 1 Sat the? 1 00% b.: December $1025 to $1 02%4@$1 02% | Of fe from yesterday’s close. Corn was as 5 8 4@1 04% . to 41 be: “Februa > | dull as ever, as no orders to speak of were here, | A ; to $1 10½ = fee ry and A alk * were inclined ö un G. Thempson, Corn—Oc N ber 4316 t ; De- et severely alone. a — — of the House of Representa: REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, N The stronger cables failed to influence 4 — Mr. Totten opened the case for the plain- — Mt. | > em January was better at 41% and May at 445%, more i — Piicos— 3p. m. January was belter al é% and May at 44%, nore | ROOM and LIBRARY SUITS in MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ASH and EBONY. Our styles WM. AND ALEXANDER V. NEUSEL . em | thing ise. But of the noon call the tone was | AF the very latest. No house in the city can show a choicer stock of goods. WE CAN of St. Louis have been debarred from practice REMOVED TO SAVE YOU 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH PURCHASES. before the Pension Bureau. It is stated at the eS 8 prod ed * 111 * year, and sellers Oct — oo : r anuary 4% an ay 1 low There will be no ceremony attending the trans- TED BONDS Wheat ober ——; November 9314: Decem- | the early sales. Subsequently the only a es were rR. fer of the command of the army from Gen. Sher- OEFAUL bably controls manto Gen. Sheridan next Thursday Moruing. Of Missour!, Kansas, Illinois and Arkansas ber 9544@95% ; January 9614@95%; May $103%. | of November at 43%, aud the close was dull and Cord beider 46% d: November 47; Decem- nominal at 4@% below. yesterday’s close. Oats ber 46%; year 46%; January 46%; May 48%. De. | Weakened df in sympathy with other cereals. Oats—October 27% b; November ZI; - | The only trades were made after the noon call. lieved to-morrow. Fact, t. ary at $104%@1 05 and May at $1 105. — this call trare fF dg Ra. ury was obtained this afternoon in the sult ts—October 26% b.; November 26% b.; De- count : ‘ ry were of too depressing a nature. Durin ‘ ‘ cember 27%; year 26%; May 31856 the early hours year sold % lower at dil, but] Will offer for the next 30 days Great Bargains in BED-ROOM, PARLOR, DINING- has © of the Treasury, vice J. G. Hill resigned. were made then at % to 4% 4% for Novem- SHERMAN AND SHERIDAN. — A. . Two short orders will be issued, one by Gen. ject i. ; stewar of the bospl- ; at ‘siciau at the t, $500; ward ner and plas- eeper At City ; nurse in male ; iu female de- Dity Hospital, Fe- 240; „ clerk at * at City Hos- House, $600 ; COOKS chief seamstress le watchmen at ale watch, $360; : O, female night pmight watchmaa aundresses in apd oor House, assistant Hun- and at City and tler for insane » each; male ale e wards, $430, ean, driver ut ambulance, epital ambuiance se, $540; driver ail waiters in In- Waiters, $960; or House, $300; 240; male an $180; gardener tine, $000; male Waichman, 8360 mh; two assistun 300. Board and pve list of em Commissioner clerk at 000; y officer at $1,200, Mauce driver Lor oy ater Rates has £00; a cashier, 8 al at $900, one stant utter in- h, AL $1,200; twa ln watenpian,at at 8900 TONER. and the Board Turner. is re , salary $1,800; Deparunent, in the Stree: assistant bvvk- Salary $8900: a tment, salary Oomunissioner, @raughismen in ; three clerks S600 cach; pine ; ten iInspeetors h each; nine ning, salary $900 ariment, salary ppaiiment, salary wt Deparunena NFER. faiowi ng patron- ary $1,000, two T's office, salary ark, saiarv S900; hve aberers A Keeper at Cafe lal orers at eine Wy Prince Park, sale Park, silary 84503 Swe, Two er- Peach; türe vare- Mengen, seveue Mary S480 cach; $600; Simi). 9 95 Sherman upon relinquishing the command, and one by Gen. Sheriaan upon assumingit. Gen. Sherman will not leave at once for St. Louls, but Will remain here probably several days looking after private matters, STEPPING DOWN AND OUT. Hon. E. M. Marble, Commissioner of Patents, will take formal leave of his office to-morrow and his successor, Hon. Ben Butterworth, will assume charge on the first of the mouth. CARP FOR KENTUCKY. The Umted States Fish Commission to-day shipped 15,000 young carp to Kentucky. — — — — INTO A DEATH TRAP. Two Mcn Sacrifice Their Lives in an Attempt to Rescuc Another. PITTSBURG, Pa., October 30.—Kiefer & Stiefel’s tannery, in the upper part of Allegheny City, was the scene ota terrible affair this morning, two men sacrificing their lives in an attempt to save that of a fellow-workman, The firm have been digging a well, to be used as a vat, and this morning Christ Dickson, an employe, went down to measure the depth ofthe water, when he was overcome by foul air. Ferdinand Schrader and Chas. Schultz, who were working near by, heard his cries, and Schrader aescended into the well to assist him, but no sooner reached the bottom than the fatal choke- damp rendered him insensible. Schultz then followed, but he was also overcome, Ropes were then procured and fastened around the bodies of Solomon Bamberger and Rhinehart Remser.. who were lowered into the death trap. With difficulty they tied the bodies to ropes and all were hauled up. Dickson, Schrader and Schultz were dead, and Bamberger and Remser were unconscious, but with the aid of restoratives wer soon revived and adie to go to their homes. Dickson was a single man and the other two were married. Fire at Hemestead, Pa. PrrTseure, October 30. —-Homestead, Pa., on the line of the Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston tallroad, ten miles from this city, was visited at an early hour this morning by a conflagration which, for a time, threatened the whole town, but which was finally controled after seven stores and dwellings—all frame—were destroyed. The fire started in a house occupied by a family named Mahoney, and spread so rapidly that the occu- pants barely escaped with their lives and wiih- out saving any of their bousehold effects. Loss, $15,000, on which there is a partial insurance. The fire is supposed to be the work of an incendiary, asatorch has been Applied to the same houses three times before, but wiihout success, Railroad Men Want Their Money. Easton, PA., October 30.—One hundred and thirteen suits have been brought against the Pennsylvania, Slaightington and New England | Railroad Company, for wages due to workmen. Sixty of the sults were entered yesterday, the others some time azo. Mineral Collection Damaged, SPRINGFIELD, Mass., October 30.—The mineral collection of Amherst College was considerably damaged by careless handling during the progress of the fre. The students, however, speedily ex- tinguished the flames. ‘ ABOUT TOWN. LETTERS of administration were granted to Frederick Deite on the estate of William Ahlt, valued at 62.500, to-day. Tue Kirkwood Reds B. B. C. will rand annual ball at Athenian Hail, ovember 9. G. G. GIBSON, assicnee of the Mullanphy Plan- ing Mill Company, io-day instituted a mechanic's lien suit against Joseph E. Truitt, for $139 43. RvupOuwPH A. HANEY to-day brought a suit for divoree agains} bis wife, Maggie Haney, on the ground of marital infidelity and drunkenness. On the evening of November 1 there wiil be a rally of old soldiers at Concordia Park Hall, Sec- ond Carondelet avenue and Utah street. Au- dresses in English aud German will be made. ve their irkwood, Ohio & Mississippi. ............. CS er as are Ohiq Southern N Adjusted, Bough) and Sold by H. E. WEBER & CO,, Successors to WM. C. LITTLE & v0.. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 208 N. Third Street. Dealers in STUCKS, BONDS AND NOTES and secur- ities of every description. Stocks and Bonds carried on margin. — — — Established 1858. RUDD & WADE, Financial nts for Fastern capitalists, $12 Olive st. Real estate loans at 6 per cent. and privilege of par- ing principal before maturity. either in part or whole — atͤ—e — — — MONEY. Wali Street. New York, October 30, 11 A. M.—Stocks strong and higher in earty dealings, and prices rose % to 1% ver cent. Oregon Trauscontinental moved up to 51 Near 11 o’clock the market weakened on rum- ers. Trunk line complications and early im- provement lost. NEW YorkK, October 30, 46 P. m.—Threes 100½ bid; 444s 114%; 48 122; Pacific 6s '95 130 bid. Quotations of Money, Stocks, Bonds, Silver and Other Securities. New Tonk. October 30.—Noon—Money about 2@3 per cent on call; — mercantile paper 6@ 7. Bat silver 119%. Foreign exchange steady; actual business done 481@481', long; 484% sight. Governments strong. State bonds quiet. Railway bonds firm. Stocks quiet and irregular. Changes slight; business dull. New York Closing Quotation®. Corrected by H. E. Weber & Co., No. 208 North Third street. 2 : K **Buarnedy 380031 Canada Bouthern..........+++: ; Central New Jersey... .....«+«. 84 84. Coutral Paeif e 5 SGK 847%) 5.252525 „ „%%% % „ „ „ „„ „„ „„ „%%% Od pre... “44 eee Chicago and Altona...........- Goes eee Chicago, St. F., M. 40 | 36 f eee cepecece NN Chicagc, R. I. & Pactfic.a..... ar: 2 22 5 Chicago, B. & G. ʒ.v Ian in 12 125 Chicago, M. & Bt. P. . 99% 90% 7 97 do bre... . . ꝗ—ͤU᷑ 2 9 — Chicago. St. L. & N. © 6 „ „ „66 60 „„ „5 „ „„ 14„6„ „4 66 - eeeeee Chicago & Northwest.......... 2 Zi 1213 Del., LACK. G. eee eee Delaware & Hudson. ere eee eee 1 rere eee eee ye Mempnis & Charleston 0 Michigan Central e eee Missouri, Kansas & Texas..... S r Manhattan Elevated...........)..++- foo esse . % ee Metropolitan Ele vate Ree New York Central.............. 11839) 294g, 30 | 3% Wig 2 74 642 eee FRhhP e eee eee ee eee Illinois Central....i...... +... 13044 Dre. .— | EE Ps Pra dee lee Onto Ceutralallͤnñnlaz 1 — eee re.. 20 MY ‘ ewe mag esl 38 38 Peoria, D. St. Louis & San Frauctsco „„ „„ „%% CFF „%%% % % % „% „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „„ „% „ „%%% „% „% „% „ „ „ „ „ „„ „ 600 „ „„ #8 „ „ „„ „4 ee ee •———H— * 535i eeecceleseoce aie *eeee Union Pacific................... Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific... 49 b.; January 48 b. cember 28%; year 27½ b; January 28% d; May 313,@31%. ° EW YORA. Wheat—NovemDer $1 08%; December 61 10%; January $1 13%; February $1 15%. 31 56% December 68; Jan- uary 57%,. Oats—November 3444; December 35%; January TOLEDO. Wheat—October $1 02 b.; November $1 025%; De- cember $1 04; January $1 05%; February ——; May $1 13 b. Corn—October 51; November 50 b.; Decem- , CHICAGO CURB. Wheat—January *%%; May $1 03%. Corn—November 47. Provisions. CHICAGO. Pork — October $10 25: Novemper $10 30; December $10 2714 b.; year $1025 d.; January $11 024%@11 05; February $11 1744. Lard—October 7½; November 7.20; December 7.20 b. ; year, 7.1744; January 7.32%; February 40 d. Short-ribs— October 6½½;: November 5.95: Decem- — 4 2 D; year 5.57 ½ a.; January 5.60; February 4 Stocks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators. Wheat. Corn. Oata. Rye. To-day..... eoceel 910.099 246,462 110.980 125.713 Yesterdav.......),900.816 179.065 101.697 121,268 Oct. 31, 1882...... 556,629 107,626 98.228 27,517 Withdrawals of Grain from St. Louis Eleva- tors for 24 Hours Ending Yesterday. Movement of Wheat and Corn To-Day. Shipments. ae ee@eere SEED be eevccenesccessons 81.000 . ’ REE OAS ApS 75.000 115,558 12,410 76,048 Chicago inspections—299 cars spring wheat: 22 cars winter wheat; 304 cars corn; 222 cars Oats; 78 Sars rye; 157 cars bariey. Receipts and Shipments of Leading Articles for Past 24 Hours. „„ t e FDD mY. toms....... oe ee * re eee eee eee rern ã— — Grain Inspections. Iw~TO ELEVATORS—Wheat—2 cars No.2 Med- itranean, 8 cars No. 3 do, 19 cars No. 2 rea, 18 cars No. 3 do. gears No. 4 winter, 10 cars re- jected do. Total. 61 cars. Corn—icar No. 2 white-mixed,1 car rejected do, 72 cars No. 2 mixea, 22 cars rejected. Total, 106 cars. Uats—13 cars No, 2, 5 cars rejected. Total, 18 cars. ° Rye—l4 cars No, 2,1 car rejected. Total, 15 ars. Total in, 200 cars. OUT OF ELEVATORS—Wheat—1 car No. 3 Mediterranean, 28 cars No. 2 red, 1 car No. 3 do. Total 30 cars. Uats—1 car rejected, Total out—31 cars. C The Markets. FORENOON SESSION. CLOSING AT 1 P. u. That story of the 200,000 purchase of wheat by Bingham in New York yesterday, when sifted down, pans out as a 40,000 bu. sale to him. What with export purchases and war rumors, that are wild exaggerations or mere inventions, their campaign against the bears. The bistory of this latest doom in wheat should be headed: the buils have to waste a great deal of wind in and were at %@% declines. Cash grades of wheat sold lower, but Continued to cli readily, City millers purchased with more freedom,but the bulk of sales were On orders, Cash corn was largely lower, white-mixed grades losing 2%c, such a pressure was there to sell by holders. ix: porters took hold freely of No. 2 mixed at the de- cline, and millers bought No. 2 white-mixed, the balance going to order buyers. Cash oats were lowef with everything else, but were in good feed ing and order demand. ) WHEAT. November.......1 & December eee 10 - 1 05 D Ww% 2 i 635 U,@l 1076 00. war, eeeeeee Mediterranean $1 02@1 02% this side, $1 0314 bia 2 — No. 3 do 788% in C.; No. 2 Turkey 92 u D. co Rx. Closing Yesterday. 43 Closing No. 2 mixed ä cccccceees Hecess -43 November — ng „ * i * December... *see8e No. 2 mixed cash 4444@438% regular: No. 2 white mixed 444,@44 in SL. — 43% @43% in C.; rejected do 41 in C. and St. L., 42, E. side; rejected 3944 in C., 39534@39% in St. L., 30% E. side; no-grade 37 bid this side. OATS. Closing yesterday eee „ %%% %% 27 jected at 48 in St. L. Barley—Steady and demand good. We quote: Prime to choice 58 , choice 65@70; fancy 7 Flour—Still, very quiet and without any new, fea.ures of iat: est. Ihe demand from all sourees continue light. vut on the whole satisfactory, and the general market is steady, with a healthy tone with no speculative tendency whatever. Prices are firm and without change, ae: not quite satisfactory to the selling interest. We quote: the inside price on strong grades and out- side lots bei ween grades: Extra fancy 85 205 45; fancy $490@5 05: choice A 70; family $4 OD 415; xxx $3 50@3 05; xx $3 Bas 25: x $2 80a2 95: superfine $2 55@2 75; fine $2: 30; patent $5 65 @6 40. These wrices are or lots on arrivals at depot and levee ; favorite brands be more and or- der lots higher. Cornmeal— Lower at $2 25 30 on order de- mand: pearl meal grits ana hominy $3 50@3 60. Rye F our— Quiet at 63 503 (0 delivered. Millfeed quiei, Bulk bran 54@55 at country — 565% E. track; sacked braun 61 at mill, 62 E. track. Hay was firm for best qualities, as the demand came almost entirely for thes>, but all lower yrades were dull. We quote: This side—Prairie $9@10 for prime to strictly prime; 810 50@11 00 for choice to fancy; mixed 88a 12 for commou to choice; timo- thy $12@16, top ruieforfaucy. East slue 500881 per ton lower Lian above rates, Provisions were quiet, and the general feeling was weak, but in some instances full rates were obtained, owing to sm offerings of certain parts of the product. especially bacon. Standard mess pork sold lower at $10 75. Piime steam tard was worth $7. A sale of loose dry salt fully cured Cribs was made at 67,4, bu most trading was in bexed: shoulders at 4%, longs at 63, c’ ribs at 6% ana shorts at 7a n Packed bacon longs sold late yest«i day at 7™, but to-day the market was entirely bare of longs,and sales were confirféd to shoul- ders at 5). c’ribs at 754. and short 7.85@8. Hams 18 16. ew rar for prime and swietir prime in oil barrels. In irregular pack- ages ½ less; No. 2 6'4@6%,: grease tailow 6. Breaktast bacon 9% aleo: on orders 7 high- er. Grease 44,@4% lor Drown, 545% for yel- low; 6@64, for white. Beef—Extra mess $14@16 Country Produce. APPLES—Steady andin demand at $2@3 per bri. according to quality. . land dragging; no price quota- bie. DKIED FRUIT—Apples steady and in good re- quest; peaches dull and dragging. Quote: Apples —Common 544@5%, fair to good Gal, prime 634, sliced and rings 6%@7. evaporated 11@13. Peaches— Quarters and mixed 55%, good to prime halves 55,@5%4, Blackberries 106 10, GRAPES—Duil and weak. Concord 60@65e -b and 30% Y Sl basket. Catawba 808886 1 Ib and a 40 p 5-lv basket. TROPICAL FRUIIT—Lemons easy at 6425•00 choice Louisiana and $3@4 ion discolored. Ba- nanas 82 50 3 50 P bunch. Cocoanuts $45 Pp 1,000. CALIFORNIA FRUIT — In fair demand. We uote: Pears $3@350 and quinces 83 PP box. Grapes—Malaga $6 50@7 50 H 40-lb case, and Toka and Muskat $5@6. POTATOES—Aabout unchanged in price, but movement light at 3.@42% Pp bu. Sales: 1 car wormy rose 32; 2 cars rose. 1 peachblow. and 1 victor and rose 35; 2 curs small vietor 37; 1 car rose and 3 peeriess 38; 3 cars peerless 39; 3 cars peerless and 1 mixed peachblow 40; 1 car peer- less 42: lear fancy Minn. rose 42. On track—1 car fancy peachblow 43. ONIONS—lIn light request and steady at 61 30@ 140 P bri and 40@45 Y bu. SAUERKRAUT—On orders $8 per bri; $4 25 per half-brl. CELERY—Fair sale at 25@50 P doz, according to size. SWEET POTATOES—Dull at $1@1 25 P bri. Choice home-zrown on orders charged higner. SMALL ORDERS— The following prices are for choice nome grown stock on smali orders. (con- siguments sel) lor much less): Horseradish $5 50 Y bri; carrots $2: turnips $175@2; parsuips $225: cabbage $2 75 BW crate. BUTT ER—Market quiet, but steady and un- chauged. Demand continues light, and only for the best qualities; allelse dull and slow—uomi- nal. Sales of choice to fancy creamery at 25@ 28: selections in small way to the local trade 29, and occusionally 30; dairy at 20@22for prime to choice,to Ba lor fancy und 25 for selections in a small way; fair at 12415; low gride 8@10. Near- by make—Common 7@8; good to choice 11@18. CHEESE—Ouly a moderate demand; prices steady. Full cream 10%4@11; falr to choice part skims 7@10: interior 25. EGGS—Firm and wan.ed at 1914@20. POULTRY—Dead dull and weak. Offerings heuvy (considerable held over from yesterday aud Saturday) and demand very tight and mostly for large s: rings. We quote: Springe ickens— Small $1 2561 50, good to choice $1 75a@2. Old Chickens —Cocks Sz. mixed $2 50: gens $2 75; turkeys 84 @9 8 dozen, according to size, or 10e d lb live weight; ducks 82 503. : GAM E—Tie wain irom that section of country from waere the most game is received at present +} Was 4 or S hours lite yesterday, and a large por tlou of the stock had to be carried over until to- day, and this stock, in addition to the liberal re- ceipts to-day, completely glutted the market. Bulk of the stoek was in bad order—a good deal, entirely worthless. Sales were slow and at de- cines. Sales ranged: Seiected grouse $3 50; se- lected large quail $l—current receipts selling for much less; dueKs, mixed and wood 81. ten $175: mallard $2 25; snipe 50@60c; pleasant §5; wild pigeons 40@50c; wild turkeys 10 ® lb, or 25 de apiece; rabbits 75@1; squirrel 60: venison suddies 10g 12: and dee: carcasses 6@7c Y pound. VEALs—Sieady at Se Plb for small fat milk- fed, 687 ior medium sized do and 4@5 for here- tics. W HITE BEANS—sStrong; Eastern (selling from store —Hand-picked navy $3; screened do $2 90; hand-picked medium $2 90; screened ao 82 80@ $2 G. Country 82 az 75. ; GREEN DRIED PEAS—Selling from store at $1 % ivr old and $1 50@1 55 for new; inferior much less. WOVUL—Market quiet and firm, but unchanged price. We quote: Tub-washed—Choice 33834; fair 31@32; common 28 @30. Unwashed—Choice medium 23421: lair medium 21422: %-blooa combing 22: low and coarse grades 16@20; light fine 21@22; heavy do 15417. Kansas—bBright medium 1819; uiaht nne 16418; heavy do 12½ 11: Car- pet stock 13415. Black, burry, cotied, etc., 5 100 P fH tess. MID ES lu good demand ana firm, but quotably unchanged. We quote: Dry—Flint 16; dam- agea 13: bulis and stags 10; drv salted 11%: do damaged 10: giue stock 5: kip and calf classed as damaged. Greern—Salted 8%: damaged 6%: bulis or stugs 5%. Green—Uncured 64: glue ® box; oranges steady at $6@6 50 P bri for | account, atarange from $450@4 75 for mixed heavies, and $4 45@4 62% for lights. Regular Eastern shippers were rather late about taking hold, but when they commenced it was at prices ranging from $4 504 62%. Butchers’ grades were firm, the st bringing $4 65 @4 85, the outside for selected. Local packers were not buying, but it was understood that Billy Menzie, who broke the ice the day before, would take hold during the afternoon and would prob- ably pay little stronger prices than prevailed on that day, although the 4 — uoted this morn- ing were the same, being from $4 25@4 60 for com- : r. — to good mixed. Pigs this morning sold * REPRESENTATIVE SALEa. National Stock Yards. rice. 8 „„er eee „ „„ „„ „eee FF EVE e eee „„ e n eee hUrC eee eee Dre ———— AB» coccete 4 6255 AY. Price. * feseeeee 247 cove ccoch4 70 | 478 „ „„er eee FE iBWteeeeeeee *“*ee @eeeee 5 „ „ „66 „66 5 „ „ rr G.. „ „„ „„ 9. eee 465 SHEEP—Without change of any kind. Good grades M request but scarce, while common are dull and form the majority of the receipts. Horses and Mules, HORSES. II hands, (to 8 years old.......... 0 — LL 1 15 hands, (to 7 vearsa old........ . 10% hands. (to 7 years Old, extra lo to 16 hauds „ „ „„ „% CCR COO „„ „ „„ „ eee eeeeeeeeeeee Uld DIUBB. cccccccccerecsecceces ——— 2—*B Live Stock Markets by Telegraph. KANSAS CITY, October 30.—Cattle—Receipts, 3, 265; markel firm for good, of which the supply is chiefly composed of Western range cattle, for which there isa gy demand for feeders. Hogs— Receipts, 4,264. Market steady, 64 30@4 44; bulk sales $4 38. CHICAGO, October 30.—Hogs—Receipts 25.600; fairly active; 5@10c higher; light $4 45@5 00; rough packing $4 00@140; heavy packing and shivping $4 50@5 00. Caitle—Receipts 7.600; quiet; exports $6 10@675; good to choice $5 50 @U 10; common to fair 84 50; butchers $2 2043 90; siockers and feeders strong at $3@4 30; Texans $3 50a4 30. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, NEW .YORK,. October 30.—Flour—Receipts, 29,- 000 bris; sales 12,000 bris; quiet; prices without decided change. Wheat — Receipts 75,000 bu; opened a shade lower; subsequently be- came stronger and recovered from decline; trade moderate; No. 1 white $1 12%; sales 280, 000 bu; No, 2 red November $1 0844@1 09; 480,- 000 bu December $1 10% 1 11%; 2,160,000 bu January 81 1341 135%; 1,120,000 bu February $1 15% 115% : 40,000 bu May 61 195,@1 19%. Corn —Keceipts 115,000 bu; dull at ½ % lower; West- ern spot 52@77: tutures 56%a@5¥; sales 480,000 bu. Oats—Receipts 29,000 bu; uull and a trifle lower; Western 33@4z: sales 35,000 bu. Beei quiet and firmly heid; new extra 612 50 13. Pork steady, guiet and unchanged. Lard firm, but very quiet; steam rendered 7.60. Butter quiet and unchanged in price; Western 10@27; Penn- sylvania creamery 28829. Cheese dull at 2@124%. Sugar quiei and steady. Molasses firm and quiet. Petroleum steady. Rice firm and fairly active. Freights firm. Turpentine dull at 38e. Rosiy steady at $1 50@1 57%. Tallow steadyat 7% for Western. Eggs firm at 26%, BALTIMORE, MD., October 30.—Flour more act- ive aud ir. Wheat—Western higher; No. 2 winter red spot and October §1 065,@1 05%; November $1 0641 06%; ember 81 08% 108%; January $1114@111%. Corn—Western quiet and lower; mixcù spot ana October 58 5344; November 655%,@56. Oats fairly active. Rye steady. Hay dull and nominal Provisions | stronger; No. 2, 47%4c. Oats scarce; white sam- les 30; No. 227%. Rye higher: No. 157ec. Bar- ey stronger; No. 2 60 : extra nominal at 49%. BUSFALO, N. V.. October 30.—Wheat neglected No.;1 hard Duluth nominal at 811044. Corn dul and nominal. Oats inactive. Canal freights % for wheat; 4c for corn. n November 30.—Oi! dull and heavy; trading very light amd fluctations small; opened, on 108 $1 1044, advanced to 81 10% and closed as 1 1044. NEW ORLEANS, October 30.—Bulk shoulders lower at 48%, others steady and unchanged, NEW YORK, October 30.—Wheat market a shade better and fairly active. CLEVELAND, October 30.—Petroleum quiet; . W. 110, 784. =e a * ILMINGTON, October 30.—Turpentine quiet at /2° — — — Foreign. LIVERPOOL, October 30.—Wheat arrived better tone; corn arrived unchanged. Wheat and corn to arrive better töne and more money asked. Mark Lane—Whieat dull: corn steady. Country markets dull: No.2 spring wheat off coast ad- vanced 3d; red winter wheat off coast and to ar- rive advanced 6d; No.2 spring wheat and mixed American corn to arrive advanced 6d. Spot wheat firmer; No. 2 spring 8s Sd; No. 3 spring n@gn in market; Western winter &s 54. M. L. Western eorn firmerand held higher at 5s 34. Demand from Continent and United Kingdom fair for wheat and not much doing in corn. LIVERPOOL, October 30.—Bacon—Long clear firmer at 35s 6d; short rib steady at 40s; short clear firmer at 37s. Lard—Prime western steady at 39s Gd. Beef—Extra India mess dull at 89s, — ee — — THE RIVERS. — N—U Height of water above low-water mark . 11 ft. 2 ln. Rise in past twenty-four n ours » Of. um. ARRIVALS. City of New Orleans, New Orleans. St. Paul, Keokuk. Hudson, Uniontown. Mary Morton and two barges, St. Paul. Bald Eagie, Grafton. Dora and one barge, Clarksville. May Bryan and one barge, Washington, Mo, Mary M. Michael and two barges, Cairo. Bart E. Linehan, Alton. Carrier, Tennessee River, Elliott, Grand Tower. Rob Boy, Kansas City. DEPARTURES. Bart E. Linehan, Alton. Kansas Clty, Vicksburg. Bald Eagle. Grafton. Dora, Clarksville. E. C. Elliott, Grand Tower. St. Paul, St. Paul. Mary Morton and two barges, St. Paul, Bank Notes. The river is nearly stationary. Business is very light on the wharf, The Mary Bryan will be taken out on the St. Louis Sectiona! Docks. The B. E. Linehan went to Alton for a raft of logs for the St. Louls Wooden-ware Works. The St. L. & M. V. T. Co. has the John Gilmore and tow to leave for New Orleans to-morrow. The danay Diamond Jo Line send the Mary Morton, Capt. Boland, to St. Paul this afternoon. The remains of the steamer Far West will be gold at auction to-day by Cagroll & Powell, marine agents. “hs The Anchor Line will send the Arkansas City to Vicksburg this evening, and the City of New Or- leans to New Orleans to-morrow evening. Capt. Frank Oakes, an old river man, but now proprietor of the Walnut Street Hotel, isin the city. Hesayshe is doing an immense business running a first-class hotel at popular prices. He is catering to the steamboat and Southern trade, River Telegrams. EVANSVILLE, IND., October 30.—The river rose 410 within the 24 hours. Now 4 feet large on the gauge. Beautiful weather. Thermometer 64. Ra- rometer 29. Arrived: H. T. Dexter, Paducah, 6 a. m.; Celina, Rockport, 7; Ariadne, Cincinnati, 12 m. Departed: Celina, Rockport, 10:30 a. m.; Grace Morris, Canneiton,11 a. m.: Belle of Shreve- port, Cineinnatl. 12 mn. Carmo, ILL., October 30, 12:20 f. M.—Arrived: Sum, i . THE Leona Social Club is coming to the front aberer al a | | rapidly in ihe southern part of the city. Leo yer wi = Missouri Koch, Eighth and Marion, is secretary. ‘ M ny 4 2 A CALL signed Inman E. Page, has been made r nal * $906 p for the school teachers of the State to meet an at Jefferson City, December 26th. A permanent ern organization will be made. iwo la- ech: AT a meeting of the directors of the rchants’ 1 1 — Exchange this afternoen resolutions . to due. payable. Rid. Ask. ary S450 each. ithe memory of Wm. B. Perry were reported by | 3® cent bonds M. A. N. 4 F. eo leon BUILDINGS. B. C. Green, F. W. Buschman, Ed Beckman, jr., „cent bonds. | 1981 J. S. D. 4 M. Ile bile Buildings, D. B. Kirk and Wm. Kaut, the committee ap-| 4@cent bonds . | 1% J. A. J. & O. 1213122 City Hall, salary pointed for that purpose. STATE BONDS Ciy Hall, salary CHARLES O. BERRY, one of the best known at- Mo. 88 Jan. & July, 10654). ...06 hesofthe Health Depagment, resigned his = —88— —ͥ(k(—ů —᷑ ͥ7. Jan. & July, IXI. ii tall, salary er ' 4 Deli. eee esse Jan. & July. I 84 use, stiary ere. sition to-day for a more lucrative one with the | 1d. ge 1389-90) Jan. & Juty, own 18 5 Butter frm and un- per barrel; 67 Ss 50 per hair barrel; ariea 12 | stock :‘ fairly active and steady. eee ese ese 0 doe eee eee 4956). 793g) — —— Corrected dally by H. EK. Weder 4 Co., Baukers and Brokers, 208 North Third street. U. S. BONDS. When Interest 3. “Struck by a Cyclone; or, the Bulidozed Bears | @13: selected 15. Fresh smokea tongues 88 SHEEP PELTS—treen pelts 60@80¢; ary do — . 4 activ oman W. P. Halliday, St. Louis, 8 p.m. ; Commonwealth, and the Barefaced Bulls.“ Toledo's stock of | 5 og game Salt— — 1 8 gt ows —.— as 88 aes aa of wool, green — „ 8. Rio Vicksburg, 1 a. „ — Cholee, St. , 7 3.987 rate this side; groun Un per — | shearlings 20@30; dry do 10 29. Ginary to fair 114,@12%. uli | Louis. 10 b. m.; Halliday, New Orleans, midnight; whees is 1, — aes 1 * n bu. and ot small way S@10c higher. DEEKSKINS—Quiet at 256428; damaged 16@18; peg adn A — t 81 5 . — 7 Commonwealth, St. Louis, 2 a. m.; R. 8. mages, and 2,600 bu in oats, and an increase of 4, To bu. in | Sales 203 bris. inen t active and firm at FEATHERS—In demand and firmer. We Keceipts—Flour 3,300 bris; wheat 56,000 bu; cofn | and mila. corn from October 22.— Baltimore's stock of | $1 13. Chicago steady at $1 16. Peoria firm at quote: Prime live geese uf 51 in large and 521M | 21% bu: oats 11,000 ba; rye 100 bu. Ship-| WHEELING, W. Va., October 30.—River 3 feet, l ede 81 18. small sks; unripe. quilly Sa; mixed 10@35; ments—Coru 11,000 bu. Sales—Wheast 55,000 bu; | 9 inches; rising. Arrived: Andersor, 11 p. m., wheat is 117,000 bu., smaller at 2,258,775 bu. ; stock Lead—Dull and tower. Refined could have been | tare 3 and 10 Y cent. 6 corn 40.000 bu. N yesterday. Departed: Arderson, for Pittsburg, of corn is 96,215 bu.—Chicago’s stocks of grain | bought at $3 85 del and hard at $375 del, but no HOPS—Fairy active and firm; prices un- KANSAS CITY. October 30.—The Live Stock In- | 10a. m.; Batenelor, Parkersburg, 12 a. m. Locals this morning were 7,698,285-bu. wheat, 1,917,627 bu. | Sales Were reported. changed. New York prime ew crop 24@25; faney | dientor reports wheat receipts 18,281 bushels; | all running. Clear, windy and cold. corn, 248,546 bu. oats, 935,373 bu. rye and 102,580 | , Grass Seeds—In small offering, but firm and In | do 28:30; old scarce al “iam | ag | shipments 28,747 bushels; in store 441,200 bushels; | | LOWISVILLE. Ky., October 30.—River rising bu. barley. Compared with last Tuesday this demand. Clover active at $5@5 20, with transfers | = ROOTS—We quote ; , sense St © Flood nales No. 2 rea cush 83% bid; November sales at 83% | fast; 7 feet 7 inches in canal, 5 feet 7 inches on shows an increase of 270.500 bu. in wheat. 13.400 at $5 05@5 15. Timothy steady, with sales of 281 80: Senec 0: ue fag 4%: root 2; 4184: December saies at 65% 8%; year 83%; falls. Business booming. Clear and pleasant. * . - bu. in oats, 112,700 bu. in rve and 22.300 bu. in ars at $1 26; prime worth 81 27. Redtop weak at] golden seal 12814: — gg Bg —— :: Ro. 2 soft cash sales at 50% . Corn—Receipts | Big side-wheel packets wheeled into line. Dako- rt Bouse, salary . . 1a fis Gas Ligot Company. He nas been with an. & July. barley, and a decrease of 150,800 bu. in corn. — May apple 2.21 — ord ans’ a — me 10.202 bushels; shipments 1,693 bushels; lu store ta over due up. All but half a miuilion of the wheat in Chicago is Fiaxseed—Quiet and salable at 81 33. bitter-swe 4 ＋ 1 Ai Sarsapar ina 46.420 bushels; market steady; No. 2 mixed cash | MENANUTIS. October 30.—River rising. Arrived: Hempseed— Dull and nominal at 81 50. 3; wahoo 5@10; angelic: Nie: November —— id. 36 asked; year 34 asked; Centennial, New Orleans. Departed: Jos. Henry, Castor Beans—Quict, with 81 75 the best bid for pure. Court Hows de Health Department for thirteen years. —— nen . . RAILWAY BONDS. ä r ai Uae Court C. J. RicHarRpDs, while standing under a tele- Wo Pac him os 1 1a, said toge No. 2.— American markets advance at the Court raph pole on Third near Chestnut street, at | Mo. Pac.Consols... ; 4 ian 80 per bushel; the Liverpool market 8 advances 840 per dushel on the al ihe Court don to-day, was struck on the head by a wrench ; the Four Courts, hich fell trom a-workman’s hands, sustaining a higher American markets, and this advance in Liverpool strengthens American markets. This rs at the Four ery severe wound onthe head. His injuries | No. Mo. tin. 7’s..... wr a ue our ere dressed at the Dispensary. 12 1 ö I. . looks very 1 like . dog chasing his own tail. at engine cr at the SPECIAL services are being hel . A. OS. seees ‘ i Query: At the rate given above, how long will it . K 1 Cle . Bremen at the e North 4 ——— ne, pase a Oe rag 2 . 289666 io May & Nov. + take the dog to catch his tail? marked change, both exhibiting a rather quiet CHICAGO, October 30.—Regular wheat unset- | and rising. Clear and cool. man at the Four ollifield Will preach there this evening, The | St. L. & M. Ist 78. 1892 Feb. & aug. A Telegram from New York to C. H. Sawyer & | tone, with light trading and small movement. tled; moderately active; closed easy; 92% Octo- stor, Kev. H. 8. Williams, will preach to-mor- ST. LOUIs CITY AND COUNTY BONDs* Co., reports the suspension of Ranger, of Liy- | The reported suspension of Ranger, of Liverpool, ber: Seer Nee — r e w evening, and Dr. Reaser will preach on — - — repool. This Ranger was one of the largest cor who f ars has been the | ,.Recetpte and shipments for the 24 hours ending at City 4’s sterling, 10- ton operators of England, both as a cash buyer, +) ae ae lla m. to-day are as follows: „Boss high Roller“ in cotton speculation, on | Receipts. | — | 65,2 96% Janucry; $1 10%@1 10% May. Corndulland| New York. October 30.—Arrivedt Maasdam, bursday night. The preparatory lecture will be and a speculator wo years ago he engineered rf the bear side usually, and-who was caught short | r — quiet; 27% October: 28 November ; 28 December; er .. . . St Mean. oc cccctocsacctel 4 y { as a sure bull movement by 1.002 Pork steady; $10 27 October; $10 2714 November; BEESWAX—Farly active and steady at 26@27 ay bi . , 1 New Orleans,7 a. m.; Belle of Memphis, Vicks- for choice. * D burg, 10 a. m., City of Vieksburg, St. Louis, noon. BROOM COKN — Steady. We quote: Fancy ; a Clear - — K 6 te Me „ K at en. ; self working 5@6; fancy and choice ao 4@5; fair F 7 m — CINCINNATI, October 30.—River 16 feet 7 inches to prime 24%@3; common to fair 2@244; crooked a h > , and rising. Clear. Thermometer 62 degrees. hail price. | 22 Besiegen 1 nn, PITTSBURG, October 30.— River 8 feet 3 inches LIVE STOCK. Cotton. Spots and futures to-day were without any HOUSE, Work Louse.sal-. an at Work quarry foreman — dud ard; a black- yand board: an CITY PERSONALS. 2 $729 and board; 5 Se City Naur $540 each Fred Stobie and Alex. Young of the hants’ | City s currency. ; STEAMBOATS. 1902 May & Nov. Jan. & July. 75 5 gane d ae January’ soe Maye “bans | Romewaa re the pas nnn e Shi . © ; : . . ew — ive y the pastor Friday evening, v- the r 1 y in cotton, but the mon- —— 1 28 J 31% M * ey he then made he has since lost. This season * 1 | RI 195 the Ist of September one half million bales, was ONS 2,105 5 le c Fiaxseed $1 37. Whisky unchanged. 2444„„„%„%%? 1«ẽ˖0 7 — — —.— — age was the chief cause for the strength display- | looked upon ed by Liverpool. A well informed party says that | some, while others were 3.49 $10 35 December; $10 25 year; $11 January; mellned to | Sheep 49 use, salar . ö , returnea ' City 6’s gold reputable traders in Liverpool have been afrai Hor : 77 2 ar; 91106 January; Louse, salary 360 — vist to the Chester — from a y go of Ranger since last July, when he was oe think that it was ä if it en l November 7 a; 8 er ö 6 Jack Bell, one of the Merchants’ Exchange call- | City 6's Water 18 000 — * and since then they have refused to | have any effect either one way or the other, it iu the market to-day. There Was but few good January; 7.37% February,. Only hrough Line to St. Paul Without , All- City s water isa? [April & Ar 7 > his contracts. This ey accounts for | having deen expected. As yet there has been no | cattle of any description, and indeed of any Kind, _TOLEDO, October 30.—Wheat dull and easier; Transfer. ; j No. 1 white 81 11; No.2 do $1: No.2 red cash — —-V Padeete. ers, has returned from a week's hunt. His | C e water h : av City 6, brid the slight changes in the cotton markets to-day. , and to judge from tue way buyers started in, not | L slaughter of game is said to have been simply ce ben etna It is expected, that after the longs have bought Material change, spots at Liverpool being in mod — 7— wanted. The inquiry, as is usually | $1 0344@1 06%; October $1 02%; November $1 0344; | gor Hannibal, Quincy, Keokuk, Burlington, Daven. 6 December 81 9475 January $1 064%: Febrilary Ciinton, Dubuque, La Crosse, Winona and 8 is onor, salary Department, the Sewer l wer Luspectors, ‘rs salary assistant to ap- one deputy at ok Al $100 and nt of Fire and four operators at 4 4 ballery man LOWER MISSISGSIFI 1. Notice to Shippers. On and after Monday, October 29, no freight will be received by Anchor ne after 5 , made his ap- DP chAuces for the unt Mr. White kekssksssszes dzssuss88828 eee een No. Description. AY. i9 Indian butchers 778 vi native cows and hei fers 847 44 ludian butchers * 212 26 Texas outchers siz 32 Texas butchers Both branches of the Municipal Assembly meet to-night. The Board of Public Improvements this morn- mt a deputy d, Iwo clerks Mf Supplies, Saline office, 78577 wonderful. . 7. . ‘ . 5 County 7’s,curr’ne Feb. & Aug. 2 in the 250,000 bales of cotton that Ranger was | erate demand and freely supplied at quotations, z e: Tuesd: as ited, and the gen- H. F. Duclos, Hartford, Conn., superintendent | Gounty 6's. | ia... Jan. & July. short when he failed, the cotton market may suf- | While New York was dull and New Orleans yaar ee ea 5 a N 10 —— 108%; May 81 14; No. 3 red 94@96; No. 4 do 87 iL ot agencies of the Hartford Life and Annuity In- County Park April and Oct. fer from depression and lower prices.—K, A | and the local market quiet and steady, with only — Fresh receipts of range cattle were not | @89. Corn ½e lower; active; hici-mixed 68%; | Str. MABRY MORTON............ Boland Master surance Company, is at the Southern Hotel. Interest to seller. Kent & Co., of New York, Chicago and St. Louis, | light trading, however, the transfers amounting large, put the supply was sufficient to meet allthe | No. 2 cash or October 61%; November* 5014; Leaves Tuesday, October 30, at 4 b. m. Juage Otto, reporter of the United States Su- LAND WARRANTS. is said to be the mainstay of the wheat market | to 330 baies. Futures at Liverpool opened dull wants of local buyers, who appeared to be the December 50; January 49; Muy 52; rejected 60; For freight or passenger rates or iaformation apply reine Court, has resigned, and J. Bancroft Davis, | #-acres ............/42 to #6)120-acres.......... 135 to 140 — now. The New York branch bought 500,000 | and closed very quiet, with nothing do- only class showing any disposition ; no-grade 4% gu. Oats cash active; fujures dull ISAAC r. LUSK, Agent. — ol the judges of the Court of Claims, has been | 8-acres............ 68 Lo 90 loO-acres. ........ 188 to 199 | Jannary this morning at $1 13%, but they were | ing, but yet unchanued in price. Reports to operate. As a result, she trade was | and easier; No. 2 white 32; No. 2 cash October or Wharfboat foot of Washington av. appointed his successor. The place is worth 610, me gi said to be cy guietly in Chicago.——Chicago | from Manchester were to the effect that yarns slow and prices were a shade easier, | November — * December 30; rejected 28. oor D eee eee ese e tes advices are that leading firms in that market are | and fabrics were dul. New York also opened | Od cows, bung and common mixed lots werefree- | Clover seed dull and steady; prime cash October — — ; already making contracts with the elevators to | dull at a decline of % to 4 points, advinced a poigt | U Onered and were neglected as only the best lots | Or November 85 25@6 30: December $5 8 40; Mr. Frank Green of the . carry Cash wheat to next May. This makes it or two but again feil off, but at the 2:30 p. m. call Late wanted. We guuie as follows: No. 2 $5 00@5 05. bride will arrive this pines | ry . — ten COM V E RCE robable that the bulk of the Chicago wheat will Was Still a point above the opentlig Ngures except RULING QUOTATION= NEw ORLEANS, October 30.—Flour dull; fancy Ohio. „The wedding —— Pp “ —* have —— ° carried through the winter months.——Charley | for October, which was a point lower. New Or- scalawags $4 50. choice $5 v0 fancy $5 75. Cornmeal neee the bride ane gr 5 Wall went to Chicago to get “pointers” on wheat. | leans was off 2 to 4 points at the start, and at 1:10 | Sms and Dult . . 3 ; visiting friends since at I me 1. * i. St. Louis and Chicage, — wer he succeeded is —— by a telegram p. m. was but slightly changed. — — — — 288 d'igiters: 15 — The employes of the L. M. Rumsey Manulactur- ST. LOUIS. received from him to-day, asking a certain party LOCAL SPOT QUOTATIONS. Hod bu era al yes ee ne nie een ine Company this morutux presented Mr. Rumsey | yyneat lower, closing at $1 00%@1 00% b. No- here, what Chicago was telegraphing to this mar- Low ordinary, 7%; ordinary, 8%; good or- — —— sons 2..— —4 KN IE ue vember; $1 024,@1 02% December; #1 04% Janu pep bays — — could learn more in St. dinary 9½; low miadling. 275 ; 8 10%; Enbofters ner —.—— —— cess St. Lonis and New Orleans Anchor Line i 1 * 0 7 7 1 , . Le air, 5 we nod sun L@LLOTS ...ccoeresecsescics . msey in 4 body, hw the presentation was/ ary. Corn lower; 43, November: 4180841 ½ year; NTA aes 2 subsided to-day . e e e e eee Common cows and — dees — STATES MAIL LINE ; ** made. 0 : : . F m © activity, a as characterized it, to IPTS . * TOOK. Good COWS and cal-b es. x ton | Packets for Natchez, Sara. Baton ané — ates its 3 445, 3 1 Oats lower; 26454 b. November 7 3100 small sales an duliness. There were no 8 . apd against 3.179 Common COWS aud cal ves 962 spot—-. N ipts —_—; gross New Orleans leave . and 11 Wx chief cl City Hall Notes. 315% May. Provisions weak. Hogs stronger. startling influences at work to affect the wheat | bales last year; since September 1, 1883. 55.094 bales. — — ge „ e, an Al HE New Tonk. October 30.—Coff Str. CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, 61,200 and two Clay Sexton filed his bond with che Mayor to- CHICAGO. marke}, and there was not much change in price. against 62,011 same time last year; shipments REPRESENTATIVE SAL&S. ; . A. J. Carter, ter. day Wheat lower at .934% November; 951,@% Englis cables showed up better than to-day. 3,193 Dales, against 2,055 last year; since National Stoek: Laras. r ; .70@ ; ‘ : y, Oct, 31, at 5 p. m. ; ; . : * for some time past, reporting a better | Septembe: 1. 1883. 36.401 bales. against 49.489 same May; June ber and Ucto- ryt f Agents December; 964@% January. Corn trregular; 47 tone and demand, with wheat off coast and to time last year. Stocks in warehouses ana ecom- ber | @10.30; December JORN W.CARROLI, November; 46% year; 48% May. Oats weaker; | arrive sd higher. This advance, however, was | presses 23,281 bales, against 13, % same ume 9.90@10. Saies—250 bags March at 9.80: 750 pags %j@28 November; 31%@" attributed by most operators on this side to the N ’ December at 9.90@9.95, - kets for Helena, Greenville, Arkansas ang formally approved the plans of the Exposition. | 2775 led — — — May. Provisions | true cause: . e. the late advance on this side, ana} er. 30.—W heat dull ; ee eres e eee COONS ay unsettied. Por November: $10 0244@11 05 | failed to influence American markets to any | Uplands 6d: Orleans 64,4. Union Stock Yards, , Dece ; — Str. ARKANSAS € 1 22 LIVERPOOL. Sales 10,000 bales. Mary's. Chester, his rest — Mayer Ewing bas been confined to January. Lard 7.17% year; 7.32% January. Short | marked extent. To offset this advance in Liver- | Futures closea dull and unchanged. October and | No. Description. 2 Grand Tower. ati 8 dence for three days with an affection of the eyes, 5 . ¥ ~ but was ; ribs 5.95 November; 5.60 January. November 561-G4d: November and Deceniber | le native steers N | on duty to-day 5 68644: December ana Janua lve Texas steers tas * * & nr r . renominated | The Bridal Bulletin. . Closing Prices—1 p. m. 2. and + — — „ee The following marriage licenses were Issued to- CHICAGO. | 4 Texas steers „ä l . divisions, has ‘ 7 : „ N 19 na ive cows and calves. 8 per head. . a ; s- | Wheat—October 92%, ; November ; December 8 — reported as egy y: Charles A: Mehler to Miss Anna Alber etok ; 463. at retail trom #2 73 to #4 of pnp FE werth, Martin Kampmeyer to Miss Maggie Lo- thin — Uatober 46%: 06%: Mar te HOGS—The market this morning, although m- U ' 2 | Hamilton to Miss Lizzie Setter, Au- per 46%; year 46%; January 46; nap ine e. in —— 8458 2 uy ; November ‘ a . ot ; g 5 nad ber 284%; ; : x . > — Barrett, : $10 $10 De- went down f ' ’ . a +3 ‘ 5 * J 0 . vat * * — 1 1 7 » ss n 9 ¥ ; g 2 1 ip. . * eee, * BP - N * 5 * 5 2 errr id W betes a 8 $< * — 4 * mh * . 1 1 1 E 7 z og et 2 1 ; * * * ; | 4 Se ‘il, wee 2 bad ie’ te, ek ’ „ eee e088 888825 et of this country amountin; ha — over had cleared eee and 1 W. some Aj n 1 8 8 7 ot OF, , al * *

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[RUM ee | i the Princess and ‘ — — eee , “ gressman, With ammunition like this, old | institution is not under the special N | — ‘ Ss gs i „„ | Somersaults—Fa “ae WEEKLY. — — — “We believe „ Theearthquake at Smyrna, following on tno west and South together in the Democratic rood oto fet. tilged in alargeamount of light Feaee | , Actress’ Gorgeous 1 5 1 ours before * > * * 3 * a Hea 00 rs ’ 8 —— Ragweed F don CIRCULATION, tion.“ savs Apostle: Cannon. N „ the heels of the disaster gt ‘Ischia and the fold bad not the memories of the war prevented. an or news letters or telegrams should be | In accordance with the law passed at the | nothing can destroy it. long as its P appalling in Java. seems to give | These are happily being buried, The times dre | oom tive „ Bagh" 3 — lest session of the legislature the judges of ishment and suppression are left to Mormon us one more’warnitig humanity may yet propitious for the cultivation of closer political siden | — ee eople „ mi Special Correspon N and 417 Market Dsrec’ they will continue in this faith. But the earth, | Wattens with our natural allies of the West, and i : : | 1 n - * oie T, OCTOBER d igen | “Re Cireult Coars colled on the e nich de PUt upon to prove ite fitte to the earth. | no better beginning can de made than the bomt | ais Pan — era. et st. Louis to make proposals for ad- when they see that the Governmen inatitu. Cstaciname 20 serious, where the great | nation of a sound Western Democrat for the vas fish | : n sop i ff AMUSEMENTS. THIS EVENING. vertising, the proposals to be handed in | suppressed the far more powerful . titanic forces slumbering in the flery seas Iden ex. on hand to be caught?” Perhaps he did not bait “Home athe voce’ | | 5 — — to-day. Only two proposals were received, | tion of slavery, entrenched behind üfteen beneath our feet seem to turn in their sleep, Poor Tom. bis hook with chewing gum or caramels. | Fo r 1 or rr Robeon & Crane Our Boarding House.“ dead earnest about ne ee ; | P PR * one from the Posr-Disra ron, the other | State constitutions, is in d recall with pressing force the certainty that; ... . 5 at. THE METROPOLITAN P RESS. | J Travestie Co. Fun on the Bristol.” | * , — Colored Minstrels from the Republican. The Republican de- suppressing polygamy, they wm — 2 our race, with all its sehfevements, with ite standing by his friends when they are under fgg weg . 1 Richmond and R. E. Grahem— | ned to give its circulation, which is vari- new revelation informing any ber der civilizations built up in a thousand years, and | fre.“ | ) n Lacy Journals 2 * * „ ' rmer ones an [ re Saying * | 2 8 ously estimated at from 8,000 to 11,000 copies. | misinterpreted forme with its religions that have grown through | a bis reply to the Citizens’ Committee be gets f By Telegraph to the Post-Disvatch. : 2 “house, ‘ Seiden and * ‘BTANDARD—Leavitt’s Specialty Sompany. Epwanpse’ Fourrs 8. OrxnA Hovse—Variety | The bid of the Posr-Drer Aron was accom- laboring under a mistake about God's will in ten thousand, is floating upon à crust of n rer r N New YorK, October 30.— The WORLD ans: % : i, . e their “passious subside,” and getting alm}... nos the liquor dealers understand that the : | | ee a A her, at least in, some ¢ re. 9 8 Was a favorite. I w Ons. ‘panied by a sworn statement that the aver- | relation to harems. debris over a seething mass of fire. The 1 f arte 1 — — — — = irculation during the past month was] If we want to eradicate polygamy, this is ’ of Science runs im paraliel lines | n constitutional prohibition and confiscation craze | an chante ton nen arabe = ; age circu ty ein to. turk Apocalypse with the calmness and seren of a Turkish , ing all over the countrg and that the de- for 22 0 ö a Wednesday when a qui Tu Republican will be less stupid than it | 27,722 copies. the way to doit, If we merely aim ‘tical | With the revelations of St. John, Let the | pasha, ignores the patent Of the Bagrant | caving blican —— sexing to f 50 Sekine tt them. oe 1 * paratively thin laay wi “has been. Its dreary columns will be enliv- | The Post-DisratcH is the only newspa- | Utah over to be pillaged by rings of political) doe balauee ot the elements de disturbed fraud and corruption of his appointees, make poli ital by an alliance with tt In the Jalusble journal, See eee ne a : boxes at the Camilte 8 it deprive 12 of { Albine de Mer in Brook! | tied with the advertisements of sheriff's per in St. Louis which makes u sworn state- | pirates and carpet-baggers, we . and the astronomers of Sirius will observe a POLITICAL DRIFT. 12 nd and disgust the independe | See: @ 1 it gales, final settlements, etc. ment of its average dally circulation, It 1s | her of all local self-government and put her) neu star gaming for s moment near the sun. * agen —— "been — a . 2 ie 2 pounds — da — the only paper which dares to publish the | in the hands of men whose crusade against The world will have been a flash, u blaze of | Tun will bean extra session of the Texas | deserving Deinocratic candi To the Editor of the Post-Dispateh: | ty | ls seems hamfieres THE SUS, | : * hardened, a Tux old “Superfiucus Lags“ of journal- readers and advertis- | pol will be only a pretense while thelr | hon of its bi lature in January. figures. We leave our polygamy intolerable heat, and the Colophon of its his- Legis The Sun says: “While the ten ‘Service re ds making” = 5 Sealskin lum says “it would be superfluous“ to men- is will be the filling of their own 7 . 3 : dion itectreulation. When a paper cit he — form a correct estimate of what th — * | 2 2 * n display for the cts gern a eee to speak in — 9 congratulating ch emsetves upon the 0 a | . aay | suggested the absence ¢ circulation to speak of, it is of course better — — — —ů ͤ ſ—ꝛL THE Iowa State Register (Rep.) advocates the nnen — 1 ho Dave | es Reet as Mary Ande | K SAID This is a long look ahead, but Casa- political assessment from Federal office-holders. me : a few pounds of fat not to speak of its circulation. THE ORIMINAL ocousr. WHAT HE SHOULD HAV ; ia J and Smyrna are facts which enactment of a State civil rights bill, | the Republican party is engaged as assiquously as sea constant. r 1 ö — =e land sue had her “Ty saying what 1 did about option deal- biers' ring none has been more striking and | pgw to the aggrieved citizens of St. Louis has have a solemn signification. sudden neariy all the leading towns in Illinois. the salaries of those unlucky persons. The , ! ae very 2 f ing,” says Gov. CRTrTENDEN. I was but omplete than the failute of the game at- deen much admired for the dexterity with display of voleanic energy wrapping itself CONGRESSMAN MU of Texas is for Carlisle poet Sespeielsore. wee Dave 22 | 1 | | Pedora at ine Fourteeut following the severe philippic of Dr. Boyp tempted with Judge Van WaGoNER by which he shifts the responsibility of the almost around the globe means more than | for Speaker and Me Donald for President, but also | what next year will show to be its funeral ex- To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch : | 1 Seile te 11 1 1 in a sermon preached two weeks ago.” In elalming that the ring held his notes given | wicked Police Commissioners on St. PAul. the loss of life in the Spice Islands or in | admires Tuurman. | ee. Will you please settle a dispute’ by answering Ee c Morning, she continued * eee * . Minor. It shows adisturbanceinthe sea | THE fact is commented on that ex-Senator ! 3 the following — Gas ed ed 10 2 acu 4 is not willing to tell. cence. He made a plain, full, honest me had written to the Senator asking that the 2 year of grace, ‘age en apt sro 1 u to every one of my ideas of success, is — „ 8 and disadvantages of both. rer y : f has AAT tng weight as —ñ : ood reason . erald ; Democra vay 2 5 N * r engagement at the 5 ho visit the Executive | truthful statement of the situations He h city’s right to the water lots upon the city to be no goe . trol the next Congress allow themselves to be [Look through Harper's Magazine for the past ee te Th Sas e b disaster at Smyrna has closed the story. SENATOR CoKE of Texas says he believes With | ooazed or bullled into paseing a bill for the equal- | two years.—Eprtom Post-DisPATOH.) 1 1 fesh-reduciag exercis Mansion at Jefferson City invariably fail to | accepted in good faith an offer from a pro- front might be established by act of Con- 1 Re that Mr. Tileen’s pominatien would Bes i — ‘ mention to their friends that they are going fessed friend to advance a part of the money | gress. ‘he Senator instructed his secretary The shocks are said te have cages V. 1 a egregious blunder, and, therefore, he has no — 9 3 — 1 basil * E 4 K er , a — 1 and decline to register at Jefferson City | needed for campaign expenses, and that was | to write a‘non-comwmittal letter, an ambig- mountain chain from Java under wea fer of such monumental folly trom a Democratic 3 1 bee * — of Sr. LOUIS, October 30, 1883. a * II —. hotels? Nobody would suppose that they | all there was to it. In the language of tae | yous letter, a letter that should avoid, as far Asia Minor. The line of weakness stretches | Gonvention. He says: “We have foliowed East won ber dur veterans will, of course; be . offered | To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. 1 7 * Russian clinch is apt tot | os 10 ut into Southern Hussla and up the Ural | ern leaders to defeat long enougn.” lation. but itis too thin, for no readjust- Is there any firm in St. Louis dealing in “Rex 11 . tate selisatiou as the A had any reason to be ashamed of themselves Judge, “If any one thinks he cau influence | as possible, all real discussion of the water- 0 . u palliation, ti Magnus,” thenew fon eouspound? | q fllug was sometime ago, ” Mountains, and it reaches along the Medi-] Corizs of the New York Sun, containing a ment of bounties can equalize the compensation | Magnus, Wm. ce 1 act there are unless they acted as if they had. the Court, let him try it on. lot question. 0 8. of soldiers who took part in he war. oa DER. . — 8. Holman, ey wood-cut likeness of Hon. William THE TRIBUNE. Study our advertising columns,— Eprrorn Post- 1 9 | 3 Detweeu Miss Davenport It was known that Mr. VAN WAGONER| That was what the Senator wanted; that terrancan to Gibraltar. Along either of rr — * ’ 4 . +o DisP Pa : who sh; 5 A CALL was made at the office of the Clerk Of | was a poor man, but it was equally well | was what our late Governor wanted. The these routes we may hear of now horrors. On the following day Mr. Holman, in an interview — — 5 N eee ght: 40 Tuon Fedora, who has ak seo triannal Court J — mar ye a known that he was a man of unquestioned | following is what the Senator's secretary At Smyrna on Susday the ground wavered | with a newspaper reporter, announced his inten- ste 2 foe on cmd eeu ae bande there, wuice of tuls kind. 1 daw? . „Fedora“ isa muarvel¢ more cheerful view of the business. means, our only hope of ridding the i light of . Th , | poems in the light of gems ey are sulted to ing or melodramatic effects of voice or ges- Mu" Gili aid, manager of the Amecican Ex- At the ocean so mysteriously profound, oute, A | sounded in the three zéns who were out on a lark, induging in Ground, ground, ground, stock of fine pairs, at tempting prices. Mermod . Vit,” A singular cirey COUnLTIeS. it, were pursucd and arres “after eo halt, ? 2 2 change which the country needs and de- Write again—and if there is anything in this THE impecunious Teck and his Princess Mary ‘What a world of brushing thelr bedraggied state) 4 Arthos’s be the | ! Paris to her feet. It re g greatest effort * as supple tools of monopoly and as blind to — at the le ome, and ot wh * murder citizens for fast driving or obscene We shall always be happy to hear you chirp. | mic : : pty trea. Bho oii K cient Greece, in stoic porches or gende supt ort them. , How they shriek out their affright, to stud a . | | , ty nourly Urea, Sie will g All the people can do now isto give the = in modern days. We are glad to hear that | Oheer” and “There's a Good Time Coming,” is With its splash, splash, splash, 15 3 5 ide French artistes gent repetiti ’s Hospital ia 8 to. overthrowing : warned against a repetition of their offence. party till they have given the Democracy at | GAissREITER from the police, is one well him and be rn 77 ̃ ö tho n ofthe mt | — * 1. ex 15 ferne ee fy i Com mate that Gov. OCritrenpen began his As it swells, over career of deception before he was through —_—_—_—_—_—_— ; : , ALMAGE thinks the sermon of the future will Oh! the trials of the much-adorned belles,’ mon , we least one more trial. When it becomes clear | calculated to arouse the indignation of eve . — a the E nvaded the Reomnt whispers from Kentucky inti- very Randall, Ne! be sensational. All that remalus ter him to do fo the smy current wells, 92 and Murat rary, | — that M. Sardou, this play, three years ago, ted harshness to which she was exposed. | act would brand de utter dishonest aud country. Many interesting relics will be shown. Or most generously dusted, * > me 5 — = N the revolution there. Dur le and HOW NOT TO DO IT, The Viennese are in a state of feverish ex- insincere ail our professions of principle and he original wheelbarrow in which old Jom car- | Tess are all you have to show. an * 3 4 were anew of hime here J the motive of his play ent flicted with remorse, confesses having mixed eee We St eae Perey Apostle CaNNoN says the abolition of | citement over the high-handed out 4 | leave the party a laughing-stock and by-word. It) ried rabbit skins to market has unfortu iffing and the true Governor of Missouri, all ig- 0 © abolition of | © 0 man outrage, an | ried ra With the wh and the sni * ern A : y norant of bis rights, is now earning the euftrage would not destroy polygamy in the Imperial Police will probably become en 9 been lost. . : Of the mud-engendered — ea . : y Miss B * E rr — respect of the community as assistant mau- Utah. To take away the privilege of voting | the subject of an inquiry that will] yas intoa scramble over the spolls of office, des- sh Sia risiug appetite so wonderfully , : le ideas, particule arn 2 a Paid, aud in ager of the saloon of an Ohio River steam- for constables, justices of the peace, coro-| be an international scandal. Outside of | ween the ‘ins’ and outs. Tha rascals must go, | : : nis flower ii | : boat. The only circumstance which would nets and members of the Territorial Legisla- | Austria people reading a story of this sort Would be answered bse ait ot — ; come , N 1 r 5 far a 510 Dateupors | ee Ba chats a fevers vo the dramatist g " Crimination and.rec incline us to listen seriously to this story, ts ture, would certainly not prevent Mormon | are apt to impute it with the rest as part of placed ov the grid-iron, ers to the fact that a 7 Her piays Was accused v bringing in verdicts of acquittal | the sin of the House of Hapsburgh. It will : tempt his own life, and McDermott is Pree Pe eg . the fact that it is just what Gov, Carrrmn. | Jurors from Ir Prom the Detrolt Tree Press, cus - pew would do, if he had the opportunity. in cases of polygamy. It is not the voting | point the moral and adorn the tale of Repub- | and we know by Praag 209 leave his Banter uaa.) 4 Prince of Wales ha | planes to 8 dramatic +. It would be equal to money in his pocket | mon With Beloy’s play, 18 at the ballot-box, but the voting in the jury | licans everywhere. We will hear of it again | 4 contest would be. Al WOMEN OF THE WORLD. along, | | „e Won't put ug dns to deceive, and misled anybody, wen that nullifies United Stazes laws in that | avd again, Hlustrating the evils of despotiem : 3 — a F , em : Pepys coy ORs eet | es at length tuat U u Welt at nurse, and thus falsify his whole Without haying done anything towards; Hpreert Spencer said that Americans party. all * f 8 oa opportunity for seie 5 We invite’ e asserts, Was “4 accard Jew “it is by no Means 1. idea of ‘Fedora,’ exe temptation would have been alto- abolishing polygamy, we are talking about | had more of the forms and less of the sub- | | | macadam a buyers, Mermod & Jaccard Jews | pisy. tible. F abolishing local elections whieh need have | stance of freedom than any other people, and on : 2 oi, ) : him. 5 . nene ' * 2 ge Philip il. avd nothing todo with the enactment and en- Miss GarsskEITER’S sad story will also show Speakersnip society in Berlin have resolved | hella, A oy Iaknown Sufsi@e, * @ adveuture s forcement of Federal laws. The way to that there is truth in this. * Paris. „ f 1 Ps 3 * fe bs R —— Mave I. 4 J : , — ö N 9 ing convinced tral wires, Was loo intime retary, lreacterously pre yedo le bring Peres 0 thelr sons death. suppress polygamy is to suppress it, not] Here in St. Louis, aman without even the | In London | bend all energies to the suppression of some- | shadow of official authority, was able to use e n the whole energies of our police department detoat tor the 2 renn 3% to exile a school teacher from the town. A | | * young German named DARLEIDEN had man- 1 * R K * = * * { * * , * ö 6 f a. : „ eBid 2 tet 1 er. . 1 0 . bun . 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ra Ay Ls ay 1 8 1 * yet eee > gaia ies ö 9 a ‘7 5 tow-line making crossing i oblige swim ust bis of your J. . 1883. ring dlumus: ayed im say over HARRY. seduced ia Post umns of compar- ds and e merits CIBER. the past suse will Patch I on’t you engers Twenty- 0 — derer Jene s moved saloon, the green- il, perhaps, vying been d crushed Mug over trafic. he mixes ouds, the exquisite hase LO ex- Company, | Miy for the Iigaior egg at Loule- what he np merry maine his g - gator eee unparalleled Mermoa and Locust. yhably be the felting the and. Helis and devotes Composition Hileman of forenoon ts ins prompt only a it—tUnat mmercial- was ful new | & Jaccara "Mexican Miss Bessie cluster ) n and } | his flower and full ot 4 Wales have ; we invite the card Jewelry — oh princess and pense excitement. | of the King ‘Phat the King conceived iis of W Perez! R n 1 ww n. > i, — para _ 1 ITE RUSSIAN CLINCH. — — -- - Fanny Davenport in the Athletic and Acrobatic Role of Fedora. The Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestle Between the Princess and Ip&moff—A Death in Two Somersaults—Fanny Losing Fiesh—The Story of Sardou’s Remarkable Play—The Actress’ Gorgeous Wardrobe. Bpecial Correspondence of thé Post-Dispatch. New York, October 26.—When I last saw Fanny Davenport previous to her visit to England, I thought she was in training for a fat woman. She and Clara Lou'se Kellogg seemed to be engaged in something like a dime museum contest in the acquirement of adiposity, with the chances ly in Clara’s favor, although Fanny was na neck behind when the two passed under? pound wire. Everybody said then that MW Davenport was growing too much flesh for her Dusiness, and the stace would soon lose her, at least in some of the parts in which she was a favorite. I was therefore surprised last Wednesday when a quite symmetrical and com- paratively thin laay was pointed out in one of the boxes at the Uamilie matinee given by Mile. Albine de Mer in Brooklyn, and I was told that it was Fanny Davenport. There is not 150 pounds of her at present writing, and what there is seems hammered down and = exercise- hardened, so that even in her immense Bealskin ‘cloak the outline of ber figure Suggested the absence of every patticie of super- fluous meat. She is lithe as a fairy, and almost as willowy as Mary Anderson. Her sea voyage shook not a few pounds of fat off her trame, and while in Kugland she had her room filled up with sand bags, forty-pound dumb belis? Indian clubs of hke calibre, and a padded wooden horse over which SHE PRACTICED FLYING LEAPS every day. Up to the time she began playing Pedora at the Fourteenth-street Theater, October Ist, in the manager's office of which genial Sam. Colville is to be found hard at work early every morning, she continued. these exercises at the Clarendon Hotel in this eity. The sand-bags are there still, and occasionaliy she sends a shoulder- hitter ora rib-roaster apuinst the swayiug pack- age, just to keepter hands ju, you know, and does it with such foree and precision as Boston Bullivan himself might be proud of. She walks six miles every morning with her husband, Mr. Ed Price, and on days wheu there are no matt dees gives ber business manager, Marc Kiaw, late of the Madison Square A pedestrian brush over the same distance, an is Keeping his legs so thin by the practice that his wide breeches fairly hang in folds around the rapidly disappearing iimbs. She carefully diets herself also ava is determined to keep herself Gown to acting weight at auy cost, even if she bas to take vinegar and anti-fat. Since beginning her engagement atthe Fourteentu Street she has little need of any other muscie-hardening and Hosh-reduciug exercise than tuat which the play affords her. Sardou’s drama, which is the greatest theatrical card in the world, just now, is a regular catch-as-catch- can affair almost from beginuing to end, aad the Russian clinch is api to become as fashionable a Stage seusattou as the Abbott Kiss or the Lewis fllug Was sometime ago. At the close of the third act there are FOUR DISTINCT WRESTLING BOUTS Detweeu Miss Davenport and Mr. K. B. Mantell, who shares the bit of the piece with the actress. Then Fedora, who has all the time been seeking revenge for the murder of her lover, and has al- lured Ipanuoft, by her beauty and graces, only for the purpose cf giving him up to the executiouer—for he is dogged by Kussian detect- ives who have set him down tor a Nibilist—learns the true stoiy of the kiliiug of Viadimir trom Tpanofl’s lips, and discovering that his death was the result of & preiracted lutcigue wich Ipanoff's Wile, allows the torrent of hate to burn into a per- fect wWhiripool of love for bim, and lu her effort to save him from the emuissaries of the Government, who are Waiting for mim in the garden, twines her arms about! with Muldoouisn sticuogth and tour fully tenz maumes wresties Vigoruusiy with the tall aud agile: Russian gentieman. Ipanoff’s else ot honor forbids. h.m aegcepling the huspi- ny of the wight burdeued by the impassioned not unt four flercely contended Oouts Lave been fought and the lover is dragged Gown upon the sofa iu an attitude decidediy Frenchy in its sucgestiveness is the contest de- clared in Fedora’s lavor aud the curtain falls upon a racy picture that wight «appropriateiy be heightened im its cvioring by the orchestra playing “Where was Moses when the light went out?” The death scene is an acrcbatic study originated by that re- markabie French uctress, pura Bernhardt, There a realistic Zola-ish Diulality iu the way [panofl pounds the Princess’ head against the furniture, Wien he learns that she bas been the (-overn- meut’s agent in bringing iim his plenitude of misery, aud that through her instrumentally his brother's death and the death ol his mother have been accumpiushed, SNE TAKES THE POUNDING cheerfully, pieaus piteousiy in ber own Dehalf, and then, finding that her appeals are in vain, drains a ecup of poison, Ipa- nof and his friend Desiree stand by aud watch her pirouitte and founder before she dies. | the Sue cold. upou Tue closing agonics bring her to sofa, upon which she falis stiff and from which she tumbles full lengta Carpets, rolls completeiy over twice, and with ner head to the audiquce and ber feet up stage, 1S forever motioniess. Ipanon sits on Lie tabie, buries his face in Lis hands, says, Dead!“ the Dell rings, the final curtain falls, and the play is over. They tell me it takes the actress ali next Gay to recover her miod allera night's perform- ance of tuis Kind. 1 don't wander at it. “Fedora” isa marvVeiousiy stroug drama, won- derful in its treatment, pertectin its dialogue, compiete in lis construction, Its key-nete 18 sounded im the three words spoken by Ipanoff when be is unreservedly expressing his opinion of the Princess. These words are, Woman, augel, devi A singular circumstance ip regard to it ts that it hase given new leases of lite and public favor tio three actresses in as Many countries. With it Mine. Beruhbardt after he: expulsion from the Comedie Francaise Wiped out ine disgrace and again brought all Paris to her feet. It revived the drooping pres- tige of Mrs. Bernard-Beere in London aud may be suid to have been a god-send to Miss Davenport, of whose previous repertoire the public had pret- ty nearly red, Sie wil! play nothing but “FEDORA” the coming season, To tny inind she does not reach all the great possibilities of the part. She is not and cannot ben eruhardt, and on a woman ol the French artiste’s geutus, capable of the widest and fullest range of cramatic expression, can fathom this creation and tuily reveal its powers. Ble does very well, however, and wil! more than please ber tormer admirers. K. B. Manteil has surprised everybody by ins forcible and manly impersonation of ipanoll. Mis work in the third act is extracrdinary and stirs the audie in- In my humble ool h. his Ipanon completely overshadows Davenport's Fedora. From Manager Klav, is exceileut work for his star, that M.Sardou, when he degan this play, three years ago, meant to identify the drama with the American revolution, but some- body having preceded him in that field, he turued to France and sought to conyect it with the revolution there. Dumas and Fugene Sue were ahead of him here, so loustead of making Lhe motive of his play entirely political, he sub- stituied the veudetia scheme and added the Nini- listic ingredient us a spurt of timely salt for a fly. vor. He has been openly charged with theft o. eas, particularly from Adolph Bijot’s Dratne de Rue de la Paix, and in answer has written ai et- ter to Miss Davenport iu refutation of that charge. This letter ts very interesting as show- ing Where (he dramatist got nis material, He reiers to the fact that almost every one of bis ear- lier plays was accused of having u family resem- Diance io a dramatic predecessor, aud says that as Fedora had sumething—a very litten com. mon With Belot’s play, it was to be expected that some oue would cry, “STOP THIEF!” argues at length that tie two plays have noth- — in common except this starting point, and even thal, be asserts, was bot inspired by Belot’s play. It is by no means to Belot that 1 owe the Vides of Fedora, exclaims M. Sarcou. t to history. I Was reading one (lay about the unrrels of Philip II. aud his Sec Autonio erez. The adventure is well known, Perez had, jormal order of the King, caused Escovedo to be assassinated, Suortiy aiterward the King, — coming couvinced tial tite Printess Ebvo, his misivess. Was too intimate wilh the very gallant tary, treacherously prompted the parents © vvedo to bring Perez to justice as the author their sons death. Perez, seeing —— was to be snerificed, fled to Pau. The hap ursuead bim there, nts alter ts Were dispatched to seize the uglilve, oF to surprise apd K Lil tin. Bot Pereg was on his lefforts were aportive, who do- lt was then . K curtlous de- . ae 29 and six fine ish horses on condition that she should go to there enter into amorous rela- tions with Perez,draw him to her house and there ive him up to the bravos of the King, during the ne lady aces ted the dargäln, went to ’ ted the affair very speedily; and be- a Perez bewitched, fascinated—he. is lost!-— when suddenly the lady was seized with a grand ou for her victfm, an at the moment when she was to deliver him to the fellows lying ambush. in a sudden burst of emotion,’ says erez, ‘she revealed io him THE WHOLE AFFAIR of the bargain that had been made, and, better still, wisulug to make amends to her own con- science for the intention she had harbored in the beginning, she gave him her own house for an asylum, together with such protestations of love that ove need not be a g what were the relations which united those two hearts.’ N M. Sardou, in conclusion, “I saw here,” says “an excellent subject for a play, except for the degradation of the heroine, who, for 10,000 crowns and six horses, was going to band over a mau to the executioner. But fi that woman, instead of being a spy were an avenger—tie sister, the wife, the betrothed of Escoyvedo—it would put a different face upon the whole matter, Ready to deliver him up to an ignominious death she es- tablishes his innocence; the rest folluws of itself. And that is the whole of Fedora.“ It is safe to Wager now that I shall be accused of having piawiarized history.“ MISS DAVENPORT’S DRESSES are, as usual, a feature of her performance. Moschoviiz, the Fifth avenue miliiner, bas done really as much for her as Sardou, if not more. Her toliets are surpassingly beautiful and fit ber like gloves, I knew the lady readers of the Post- DISPATCH would like to hear of them, and so mave notes for their especial benefit. ly the first act the panoramic — „ of wilets begins with a handsome dress with a very loug train; the waist of bide satin damasque trimmed with embroidery around the neck, which is cut shaped. The square train of blue satin damasque has a long follage design upon lis surface, and the side is trimmed with wild Florida moss, through which small biossoms are seen peeping, and edged witha very broad border of Pink vs.rich tips, At least that is What the youny uctress oy my side called them, To her, you will Understand, 1 am wholly tudebted for my tem- porary famillarliy with the details of tuese gor- geous custumes. The lining of tue train is piain rose-colored satin tiedon the sides with large streams of colored ribbons, tastened to the front skirt, Which is short aud made of pink satin trimmed with antique lace, in harmony with the polut of Lhe waist. At tue bottom of the skirt in iront there are two widths of ivory satin with a rich embroidery of velvet aud gold designed lu roses aud large leaves. These two widtus are uiled through at a point above the hips aud astened iu the back near the waist in such a way that they lose themselves at the top of the blue train. The second act dress is princess style. It has a very iong train and is composed of costiy woven material, covered with are — 1 of new and peculiar dark shades. Both back and sides are inserted with Fedora piaits of tulip-colored satin, Kabat style. Ihe edges of the plaits are emurvidered wilh a mate- fial of the same shade, und run from tue waist beneath a cussack belt, Which fastensin front, The waist is square in front aud high at the back, with a small cuilar, and the front filled with lace. The sleeves are medium lengtir and slightly trin- med; the white gloves reach above the elbows. Tue robe de The worn in the third act is THE UE D’QUVRE of the wardrobe. Tue womeu here are fairly crazy about it. “Ol, my! how lovely!” is the ex- pression ou every femaie’s lips from the moment the curtain goes up On the act until it falls on the wrestiiug match. I believe the costume actually robs this poriion of the piay, with its intensely powertul scenes of more than bine-tenths its dra- matic iuterest lor the feminine portion of the an dience. They seem to see and care lor nothing bul the diess. The robe de The is made of Cantou crepe, win a lengthy tram, aug bas au underskirt of biberiau azure cut Very full and plain around Lik bottom. Tbe rich draping of the czarian pvio- haise is entirely antique. On the leit side the draping is tuil, aud brought over across the front to the right side, supported by a brown beit whieh is high ou the side and low in front. in Moscovite style, so tbat the front of the garment is pulled through in Pulljski styie, ana can be used as nreceptacie for handkKerchiel, etc.. asa sort of pocket. Around the neck aud down that odd front le a very costiy Russian sable. Tle bottom of the garment is edged with a twisted cheulle rope. Elbow sieeves, trimiaed With Sa- bie, and around the rigut arm isacord in the form of a Russian bracelet, from which several coras are arranged and fastened to the right hip, with a large rosette, from it hanging curds fil- ished with equiletes, The draping under the cord is formed by careless folds, so as to show tie brown petticoat, which produces a very grace- ful effect. FOR THE LAST AUT there is a dress of white saum aad silver brocade, with white underskirt embroidered with opal beads and pressed plusmand velvet leaves all over the satin to suggest a creepijg vine. The train is lined with flowers of all Kinds a la jardinier, from which tuiips are hangine duwn. Crysiai beads mixed witu large-sized opals, glitteriug in ali the colors of the morn, Front of emobroidery is edged with avery full trimming. Back part o: underskirt is made ola satin vrocade, woven with silver. The adress which is worn over that is made ol a Very rich silver brocade, the corsage is low in the front, of the mentioned material. A rolling collar, all embroidered With opal beads; very short cap on the arm with ron, in harmony ' with the collar on each shoulder. The train is ioose, long and square, of silver brocade, extend- ing fromthe waist down and set in long folds which continue down to the bottom. White satiu with woven plush dois to correspond with the front embroidery. So much for Davenport's dresses. you see, astounding revelations otz the mysteries of the milliner’s art. Wittrthem tue fair and more fracile Fauny will conquer, even should ber act ing tail io win. And 1 do not see how such a Luing is possibie. hing she has yet dune; itis new; the play is un overwhelmiug surprise im the dramatic line, syd althongh somebody else might make more out o! the role of the Princess, still Miss Davenport is sure to succeed in gaining and retaining public fa- vor. If Clara Morris could dress and look as well as Mists PD., and Keep out of hospital long enough, I would like very much to gee her tackle this ac- romatic and athletic role. Miss Diveuport has three weeks more at Colville's Theater. Sue ap- They are, as pears in St. Louis in March, ; SAM L OF POSEN. Mn. Joun W. O'BRIEN. St. Louis, Mo., says: “Brown's Iron Bitters is very satisfactory to con- sumers.“ Optical Enlargement. Gentlemen who are interested in tony neck- wear should visit Famous this week. Thera will be on sale a line of the best shapes at prices calculated tomake your eyes open the size of a dinner-plate, Don’t forget the place. FirvTH AND MORGAN. EAST ST. LOUIS. | Daniel Lyons was jailed last evening on acharge of being drunk ana disorderly, and was let off on paymeut of costs this morning. John R. Meintz, a very old resident of East St. Louis, died very suddeoly at his residence on the Island at 2 o'clock this morning from heart dis- ease, The funeral will take place to-morrow aft- ernoon to Beijefontaine Cemetery, St. Louis. The Grand R returned indictments against John B. Carroll, K. R. Franke and Patrick Hal- loran for having iu their possession three barrels of whisky belonging to the Ohio and Mississippi Road. The parties furnished bond to answer the charge iu the Circuit Court and were released. Officer Forhane arrested a lad giving the name of James Bieily this morning for baving in his possession a quantity of cigars supposed to be stoler. Rielly and a companion arrived at the Relay Depot on a morning train with the cigars, but his companion escaped before his arrest coula be elected. veral young men of the hoodlum eiement con- gregated in front of John Evans’ bouse iu the First Ward last night and amused themselves by firing revolvers at the house, several bullets em- bedding themselves in the door. Mr. Evans had just returned from Cleveland, where he had been on business for the Little Rolling Mill, and thinks the gang were the late strikers at the mill, who accuse him of at- tempung to have the vacancies caused by the strike filled with Cleveland men. The police are investigating the aflalr aud are confident of cap- turing the parties. BURNETT’s Kalliston allays all irritation of the skin, removing tan, sunburn, and redness of the Boys’ Underwear. Most metchants irrlaying in winter outfittings forget the small boy; not so with Famous, who now show the largest line of boys’ underwear in St. Louts, which locludes every grade trom cot- ton, at 300 per sult, tothe best merino and all- wool at 63 50. Full line of boys’ long stockings and half hose in all desirabie grades, We are beadquarters on underwear. Famous, Fifth and Morgan. ir you have never had twenty words for ten cents in the want coluwus of the Post-Disratcu, do so at once. reat sorcerer to divine, Her Fedora is better than anvy- natural. Freeman, tue band | such u seasalion NEW CUSTOM HOUSE. The Post Office Not to be Trans- ferred Yet. -_ — * un Further Progress on the Building The Ele- vators—The Heating Apparatus— Telegraph Items, . The scaffolding in the Custom House has been removed from the several stories and is now lying on the Locust street sidewalk waiting for an order of sale. * The floors are beifig cleaned to-day by colored men, with a view of putting up the furniture fixings. The Post Office screens on the first floor are all completed, with the exception of setting the glass and polishing the mahogauy, which will be com- pieted in a few days, The cautract forjihe glass for the Post Office screens, having ‘fell turough, that partof the work has bern somewhat delayed. Tne surplus granite blocks are being to-day stored away in the area, by order of the Govern- ment. There are ten pieces left in all, measuring from 2 feet 9 inches to 1 foot 6inches by 6 feet. These granite blocks will remain in tie area until the government order their removal. The painting of tne outside of the builaing is fla- ished. with the exception of one coat on the rail- ing ou the coping walls. Tuere has beeu a change made on the fourth floor under the dome. The floor was formerly di- vided into two imimense rooms, extending from the Olive street side to the open court ol the building, lighted by the win- dows opening into the court. The floor is now divided into four parts, making two jury rooms. and also two private rooms for the judges, connecting witht the judges’ toilet apartments. The change also iucludes the continuation of the corridor all around the builging. The plumbing work is rapidiy approaching com- pletion, and is cousidered, in view of its intricacy of workmausbip and extent, the finest specimen of plumbiug work iu the city, Ine gas-Pf}ing Was compietedſthis morning, and the heating apparatus, which iucludes upwards of thirty-five miles of wrought-iron piping. varying in size from sixteen inches luside djameter to one mch, is running successfully. The building is heated to-day. At a tough estimate it will take about ten tons of coal a day to run the twelve Doilers, of which eight are for the hot Water-heating appa- ratus and four of them for steam. The apparatus is claimed to be more than equal to the demands of the bujiding. ; There will be five elevators in ‘all in the build- ing: one passenger.elevaior at the Ninth street entrance and one at the Eighth street eutfance, adjoining the stairway. The freight elevator on the Locust street side is running in fine order. Tie two Post Office eicvators have just been com- pleted, and were tested today by Mr. James, general foreman ef construction. and found to be more than equal to the requirements and specih- cations. senger elevators are all in place, waiting for the arrival of the cabs [rom Chicago. Ine cabs are expected to-day. There have been three four inch fire clay tubes run under the street from the area of building to the opposite sidewalk on Locus! street, for telegraph and telephone wires. The Western Union Telegraph wiresjrequired by the Signal Segvice office, will be conuected tarougu ohe of the uiterground tubes at the niall entrance on Locust sireet, to the office in the dome. The work will he dont ithoul expense to Lhe Govern- ment. Ine rumor that the Post Office would be trausferred from the old buildiny to the Custom this week is without foun- fur as can bre at the preseut tine Lransfer Will not take place until January, local Post Office men say that it Would be very convenient for them to wove from Utelr old quar- ters until thattime,or at least until Altes the Christmas beliaays. — — 1 Excessive Elegance - Ladies who are n the habit of having shoes made to order—we mean the finest custom work, ior Which shoemakers charge 510 and $1!12—are invited to examine our line of French kid button bouts at 85 50. $6, $6 50, $7, 87 50. They are the best fitiing and finest goods in America. All sizes, Widths aud shapes of last desired. Famous’ LADIES’ Snox DEPARTMENT, Fifth and Morgan. ———— — — — —— HARLESS’ COUGH CARAMELS never tail to give speedy relief in coughs, colds, ete, THE THEATERS. The Callender party arrived last evening In good time to get ready for their performance at Pope's, although one or two of the diminutive Africans yielded to the fatigue consequent upon travel during the rst part,” and slumbered away in Diiss{ul forgetfulness of footlights or audience. Lhe work done by the troupe shows experienced direction, and very few shows have been more enjoyable. From long observation 1 have come to the conclusion that there is nothing so mournful as a darkey trying to be funny; his efforts are generally based upon a bad imitation | of something he has seen in “burnt cork,“ and most of the white comedians burlesdue the poor African to an extent which is absolutely un- This has been the trouble with “genuine colored troupes“ in the past and has been the very thing Mr. Welch has avoided in his present organization of the Callenders. Their euntertanment represents the negro in scenes a he really is and not as an ape of avery bad speries of ridicule he is submitted to. Thus, al- though there are a few aucient gags in the first part, the attempts at brisk and breezy dialogue and repartee are not too frequent or long sus- tained. Ine sung features are especially good and made further interesting by the intioduction of women and children in the choruses. The re- frains by tbe end men are essentially of a “pianta- tion’ nature, and the ballads of Wallace hing are very beautifully rendered, He was suffering from hoarseness last evening, but still rendered his numbers with good efiect. Louis Brown has a very rich organ. aud R. G. Little sang “The Old Church Bel Mun much feeling. A _ sextet closed the first part with “The Whip-poor- wijl,”’ which was splendidly sung. Later imthe evening the Hyer sisters appeared in a quartette wiih Messrs. King and Brown, the two numbers they rendered being sung with much sweetness, and evidencing fine cultivation. The general ieatures ure very atiraciive. Un- der this head are the plantation scenes, the graphic Zouave drill, Bayrum’s circus, and all of these give evidence, of couscientious work aud training. Billy Green, one of the end men, is a wonderful mimic—one of the Dest ever seen here —while Charley Huun,who sneceeds the cavern- ous-mouihed Kersands on the tambo end, is puysically as grotesque, and possesses a greater inud of real wit and mirth, The little darkies, Bob Mack’s fighting cock, and Carter as the Chinaman, were aso gooditems of a very lenathy bill. The auditoyium was well filled down stairs, and was crowded in the upper por- tions, the colored element turning out in full Lorce. 8 At the Olympie last evening Robson and Crane had another splendid audience aud loosened thou- sands of buttons during the representation of Our Boarding House.“ Itis equal to the best of tyeir former repre sentattous, aud = Gillypod and Kievator will be esteemed members of Liege comedy group 10 the future. No matinee will be given to-morrow. ef-s Leavitt's speciaity Company, at the Standard, are certainly providing one of the best variety entertainments given in St. Louis for a long time, u lact tue public appreciates by crowding the house at each performance, Heursay advertising is excellent and everybody went away so well pleased on Sunday night that their ac- quaintances toliow in nelir oolstebs. * * Fun on the Bristol.” at the Grand Opera House, was only fairiy patronized last evening; aud the trutu ts that ine public would like to see more now Lusiness introduced, What is new ts good and is worth seeing, but there is not enough of it, and some spicing Up im this respect would not damage the extravaganza. 7 The variety performance at Edwards’ Theatre Comique is an excellent one, afd “wea ussorted.“ The altendance is good, aud the audiences em- phatic in applause, eee The consolidation of the Dime Museum inter- ests has proven a os success, and Gregory’s institution on Fifth street is thronged day and night with numbers of interested aud astonished e For a dime the best value is returned than at any show ip lown, CHERUB. wis fs 2 Stage Splinters. e Hyer Sister marri to George Calleuner's created whose leader of ig Bau Fravcisee last summer, The maciinery‘and cables for the pas- 9 the | river taking place on the stage before an audience, is Louise, the contralto, and the tallest of the two. Charley Hunn, who succeeds Kersands in the u llender Company, is a San Francisco darkey nd a better comedian than the colored men gen- erally are. Mr. C. A. Davis, I of The Professor” and Forepangh's circus is intownin advance of “The Rajah,” the Madison Square success which comes to Pope’s next week. EXCEEDINGLY POPULAB—Harless’ Cough Car- amels, 25and 50 cent packages at drug store, southwest corner Fifth and Market, and all drug- gists, CITY NEWS. The west wing of the Four Courts was in dark- ness last night. A defective meter was the cause. The Mexican visitors from Chihuahua will ar- rive here on November 5 Over the Missouri Facile. The membership list of the Merchants and Manufacturers’ lation is nearly complete. It is limited to 200. The body of the unknown man who fell off the New Orieans wharf-boat yesterday morning has not yet been found. James Holman fractured his right arm above the wrist whiie playing in St. Joseph's school-yard yesterday afternoon. Mr. Wm. Babbitt, in advanee of Carrie Swain, “18 in town. The popular soubrette appears next week as Cad at the Standard. Many of the judges of election when called upon yesterday te sign the pay roll could only make their mark, This is extremely edifying to the voter. Thatcher, Prrmros8 and West are playing a big engagement in New York. This lasts three weeks, aud they will succeed John McCullough at the Olympic, George Jackson was arrested yesterday for driving a badiy gailed horse. Special Agent Holmes ot the Humane Society swore out a War- rant against him. Mr. Thos. Noxon, of Noxon, Albert & Toomey, arrived trom Cleveland this morning, where he bas been flttiug up the Park Theater. He will leave ior Seualla to-night ou a simiiar mission, Messrs. C. C. Green, F. W. Buschmaa, Ed. Beckman, jr., D. B. Kirk and Wm. Kaut have been appointed a committee by President Ewald tu draft resolutions on the death of Wm. G. Perry. Etum Brown got religious yesterday at the Mount Zion African Chureh. She got it so bad tha: they were compelied to give ber a ride to the City Dispensary. It is a Warning to the breth ren. ' James Arnold had hia eve Knocked out in Clabber alley last night by Mary Wise. Alice Allen, a resident of this same quiet locality, was siabbed in the right leg dy Gus Scott. Gus was jeaious. The horse and wagon belonging to the Sisters of Merey was stolen yesterday at Seventh and Biddie streets. A reward is offered for their re- turn to St. John’s Hospital, Twenty-second and Morgan streets. Last night about 10 o’clock, J. S. Brown. a brakeman on the Missouri Pacilie road, was caught between two freight cars near the entrance the tunnel and received severe interna! injuries. He was taken to the Dispensary. James Todd, 6 years old, Was kicked off a bob- tall car of the Tenth street line and had his left arm broken. He was stealinga ride. Either the or some passenger Was ile brute that showed his asinine propensities. Wm. Stratford and Kobert Hunter, two tonso- rial artists With a slight difference of opinion, got into an allercation at Tweuty-second and Clark avenue, last night. Stratford struck Hunter and } Knocked him into the show window of the drug apparatus | Courts with Officer Stewart. ASCUCr- | store, Lhep both of them wem to the Four Dr. Edward Montgomery died at his residence, No. 1316 Olive street, Secss Of Lhe stomach. Dr. Montgomery was one Of the oldest members of the medical profession inthe city. The funeral win take place to-mor- row at 2:30 o'clock from the Central Presbyterian Church, corner of Garrison und Lucas aveuués. Mr. Philip Kingsland of the Kingslaud 4 Fer- guson Mauutuciuring Company died vester-lay at bis residence after a short Hiness. He was an old and highly esteemed resident of the city, and his suddeu demise will be Kecnly felt Ly his many warm friends. His funvrai will take place from his residence, 3508 Lindell aveuue, to-morrow aft- CrhOOR at 2 oe. An aggrieved body of St. Louis arcnitects met atthe Folytechmie Building last night and passed the following resolution: “We, the St. Louis In- stitute of Architeets, consider the decision of the Exposition and Muste Hall &sseociatiuon as un- laliitul, accordiug to their primted ciecular, un- WarrantaDdie according to architects’ rules aud practice, aud unworthy their eharnetets as gontie- men aud business men of this community, etc.“ Two flasblly dressed specimens of the demi- monde hired a buggy yesterdgy from Mr. Ely, With the intention of Paving 1 rood time. They bad it. First they fiiied up with bad liquor; then they At Seventh aud Carr streets they struck some- ting, just Whatit was they don't know, but ina twinkling they were swimming in mud, and the horse with two wheels of me buggy was on hie way to the stable. They were scraped off and sent home, fortunately uninjured. Henry Hiemenz, sceretary of the German Mut- ual Fire lusurance Cotupany, died yesterday at bis residence, 415 Ciark aveuue. Mr. Hiewienz Was at ove Lime cugaged in the stove aud Liaware business, but later ou went into the insurance business. He was 63 years Of age, and fur iuirty years aresident of St. Louls. He was a notea poiltician, aud uumbered among lis warm frtenuds Mayor Ewiug and Register Berg. His tuneral lakes place lo-inorrow at 1 O'clock. UNDBORG'S PERFUMES. EVDENIA AND MAUECHAL NIEL ROSE. CARONDELET JOTIINGS. Jobn Larrieu with a detective watched the Post Office in Boston five days before Hurd rua ate the trap. Dr. Starkloff will have his office on Broadway connected by telephone with his residence on Michigan avenue. Mrs. Jodd bas returned fom her visit to Hot Springs, greatiy improved in bealth, and as 4 at- ural contequcuce well pleased with the place. The accident some two years ago, during a fear- f 1 storm, to a passenger tralu ou the lron Moun- tain Kailroad, in which Engineer McPhersou and Fireman Stohr lost their lives, is still fresh ia the minds of the community here, as both were resi- dents of Curondciet. Mrs. Stohr Uiioking, it is said, that the company would compromise tie matter, did not bring suit Until 1. was too late for her to do so, omacevouut of the statute of limita- tious. Suit was, bowever, brought iu the name of Bertha Stohr, a child 3 years oi Age, and a Verdict of $4,000 has been rendered, at which Patrick Leahey. Esq., the atlorucy, as well as relatives, is naturally well pleased. Lhe McPherson case has net yet been tried. “I feel that we are going to havea glorious re- vival; an outpouring of the Holy Spirit,” were the words of Rev. Dr. Hughey at the close of the meeting last night. If “the pragers of the right- eous aVaiieth much, and a large number of brothers and sisters, members of his church, are ot that character, his feelings Mul no doubt be realized, as ufter the sermon lastnight there was not oniy a general relating Of “experieuces” but what might be designated a love feast’ in the way of prayers. Several went forward to the mourners’ bench, and two professed conversion, To-night Capt. Kitwood of the city Bethel Mission and Mrs. Skinner,the well Known cily missionary, will be present. EXCURSION RATES TO FLORIDA. — — Tue Ohio and Mississippi Railway has now on sale round trip tickets to Jacksonville, Savannah, | Charleston, Thomasville and principal points South at reduced excursion rates. These tickets will be good going fifteen days alter date of sale, and may be used for return at any time belore June 1, 1884. . Inquire of O. & M. agents for rates and infor- mation as to routes, ctc. EVERYRODY reads the want columnsefof the Post-DispaTcH. Twenty words cost only ten ceuts. a Two boys, aged respectively 7 and 8 years, came from New Nek uns inorning on Bee Line train ticketed through to Larned, Kan., and were pro- visioned for entire trip. Being bright aud observ- ing they were able to give good description of their route and had no trouble mn making weir wants known, having tags fastened to their but ton holes and being consigned care k. B. Smith. INDIGESTION, weak stomach, irregularities of bowels, cannot exirt when Hop Bitters are used. Kang-Gi-Shanki, better Known as Crow . seutenced to be hanged in Deadwood, D. I., in January, for the murder of the celebrated Sioux Chief Spotted Tall, was granted permission to leave the jail unattended on Monday and made is eseape. Three masked men, heavily armed, forced their wey a the house of “Willian — 90x mies we ndianapoli U the family wers a supper and robbed every one of them, yester@ay morning, of ab-} E “Catnolicity he was a pected Mr. a visit to It ations. name of the reciation of’art. tinue to do. VERYBODY’S To KNOW that USINESS ARRITTTIURNITUE 609, 611,613 THE GREAT CONVERTER. HAVE IEC LARGEST STOCK! And Thatit mm PAY YO NORTH FOURTH ST — — carried him name of St. Louis tugiand in this respect. proud of as regarded her art collection, artists, her singers and her sculptors, vised a careful study of the old masters, and said what the chureh had done for art she would con- She was Semper eadem.“ seat in the hall was occupied and tie audience Was highly pleased with the masterly mannér in which he handled his subject. Art. The opinions on the subject of “Irish Landloraisi Mgr. Capel then stepped forward and said he sus- Foy of having ge: the blarney stone. v greatest Christian She had much He He will lecture in Chi- Hall last night, viz., distinguished lecturer was introduced last night by Mr, Peter L. Fay, who descauted at some leneth upon Monsignor Capel’s subject and flually said that although the reverend gentleman never meddled in polities, vet emocrat in bellef, and had some stro paid Came there to lecture, not to be leciured to; he wished to be spared from his friends, chy had suggested to him the subject of his teet- ure; it was a name fraught with Catholic assoei- ack to the time of the troubadours, to.the time of the crusades, aud (o the time when the Byzantine school of art died and gave birthto the new Christian school, wa associated with the poet. lle then dwelt at some length on the reiation the Chureh had borne to art from the earliest times. He described the rude pictures of the catacombs and the paintings in the early Christian enhurches and showed how the church had always fostered and nourished art by patroniziug the most famous painters and sculptors the world has known. concluding he complimented the Americans upou the artistic character of their household furniture, their facilities for traveling aud their general ap- Hethought America ahead of to be her Ad- The name of this The In Every ag N. — — —œ—ũ — — —ꝛ— — ? «454 2 Monsignor Capel Departs for Chicago—His Lecture Last Evening. Monsignor Capei is gone. He left this morning at 7:40, accompanied by his special agent, over the Chicago and Alton road. cago to-night, his subject being the same as that given at Mercantile Library and * St. Louis, SS — . — REMINGTON TYPE- WRITER ma WW arrauted, Z teed, ehioes for invuicing made to order. mm \\rites three times faster than the N im best nerrect aes writing machine. Ww ycko?r, Seamans & benedict, ws N. Third st., . Satisfaction Type-writer supplies. peuman The only EE Send for cireu- — guarén- | Mu- child of Frank I. painful iline-s, tend. tried the speed of the horse. | Cemetery. b vyoars. * Funeral services on Wednesday, the dist inst, at at Central Presbyterian Church, corner Garrison aud Lucas avenues, thence to Bellefontsine c 1:30 p. m., emepery. PILZ—WILBELM PiLz, after protracted iliness, at 7 Octoper | o'Cieck a. m.,. aud Pauline E. years and 5 months. Funeral will take place Wednesday. October 21, at 10:30 a. m., from family residence, 2821 Clark avenue. Chicago, III., Duluth, Minn., papers please copy. HIEMENZ—On the 2th of October, after a long and HENx ux HIEMENZ, aged 43 years 4 months aud 24 days. Funeral wil! take place from the family residence, 4% Clark avenue. Wednesday, at I o'clock p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- — - -- DIED. 27, at his residence, | Peunsylvania avenue, Caroudelet, aged 56 years. a. m.. MEAN=-— Friday theria. MAUDL CARTER MEANS, of Pittaburg, I’ Marriage and death notices will be inserted a the rate of iwenty-jive cents for three lines. DEMING —After a short tiiness, HARRY LEE. only Veming, aged 3 gud Harttord, Conn KINGSLAND--Pbhilip Kingsland, on Octooer 29, at 12:30 p. m., iu his 75th year. Funeral from his late residence, 0 Lindell avenue, at 2 o'clock p. m., Wednesday, 2ist, to BDellefontgine MONTGOMERY — Monday, th inst., at 830 a, m., at his resideuce, Dr. EpWaRD MONTGOMERY, aged No. 882 The funeral takes place Wednesday, at II o’cloek from his residence. . morning at 9:30 o’clock, of diph.! § — — — a Fay — — ——yę—t WEDD PRICES, $3 60 . U THOS. MAXWELL. MAX WELL BROS Horse and Mule Market. Florses and inules bought and sold on commission. All kinds of Stock always on haud. 4 1416 to 1428 Broadway, St. Louis. Liberai Cash advances made on consigumeuss. MEROD & JACCARD 7 Jewelry Company, OURTH AND LOCUST Jos. MAXWELL 9 *& * Coffins and 8 * 3 cola . — 2 Our $2 Men’s Shoe, THREE DIFFERENT STYLES, BUTTON, LACE AND CONGRESS! You can save $1 on every pair of these Shoes at the ä BOSTON SHOE AND CLOTHING 00, S. E. Cor. Sth and Franklin Ay. ING CAKES made to order and Parties Supplied at Lowest Rates by Vienna Model Batery, Eighth and Walnut and 2315 Franklin Avenue. STS. “Immense Stock! Low Prices! WILLIAM RUTTER, UNDERTAKER of FU weet eer 2809 Easton Av. BRANCH: 2406 CHOUTEAU AY | NERALS 120. A lot of English Cashmeres, pure wool-fill- A iot of dress flanvels, and a lot of Poplin Reps in black aud all the new fall col- ing, lic. ors at 180. meres at bu, A lot at Cashmeres at We. Melange . Cashmeres in biac« shades, i-iuches wide. 300. Black Cashmeres from lor. to e. Lupin’s celebrated Bae Cashmeres from Sie, to gl. Bargains iu Silks, Satins aud Velvets. benedt of Customers get the penses, Compare prices, J. F. MOLONEY, 618 FRANKLIN AY. AMUSEMENTS. double Gersier Cloth A lot ot Lapia’s celebrated and all the autumu fold small ex" A lot of #@-inen double fold DBradfercd OCash- Yersian “ie. New PEOPLE'S THEATER. Every Evening, at 8. Suecessful Comedy, CARROTS, R. E. GRAHAM And Most Powerful Company. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. dper in Kar The Enormously Sunday, Noy, 4—Chas. A. — — New Book Store — — Cor. 5th and Pine. The Largest Book Store in the City, Wie have a larger stock of ALBUMS than all other Retail Stores com- bined. We have an immense variety of Au 52 Scrap a ete, Wehavea full stock of Seaside Libraries, and other papers, which give the H H GEO, SCHERER & C0, FifTH AND PINE, | a te 1 yf . * aes 5 * 7 1 1 * r je 13 om N * 558 * a 2 3 vr 88 2 Se . & 0 s - 4 . =. a » ae eee 4 2 ee 8 1 ~~ Hes. — mee — — rote AMUSEMENTS GRAN D OPERA-HOUSE. To night and during the week: Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, Rice’s Great Travestie Company, Charles k. Rice, Proprietor, in their Famous Musical Comedy Oddity, the rage in Efigiand and America, FUN ON THE BRISTOL; or, A Sleepless Night on the founa. Monday, November — Emma Abbott Opera Com- pany. RAND OPERA HOUSE. One Week, Commencing Monday. November 5, of the organized Emma ABBOTT GRAND ENGLISH OPERA 00, ABBOTT, ROSEWALD, SEGUIN SIG. TAGLIAPIETRA, SIG. FABRINI and WM.CASTLE nthe following Brilliant Repertory: MONDAY--The rinnt Ortenta! i pera Comiqte, KING FOR A DAY. With Abbott, Seguin; Tagliapetra aud Castle. TUESDAY—A bbott’s “Last — of Summer, N11. En NN Er : Le a Me. Ai 140 WEDNESDAY EVE.—Abbo.i'’s Great — IIIA bride of Lanimermoor THURSDAY.--Grand Gala Night. three Prime Donne in 1 Fre. “wom J NO. FRIDAY—Verdi’s Grand Tragic Opera. 2. shi TO. Napletra s Greatcet Role. SATURDAY AFTERNOON Grand Abbott Matinee, ad ' IU I. X. SATURDAY EVENING—Grand revival in English of * i ROVAT arith. POPULAR PRICES. Sale begins Thureday at 8a. m WEDNES X | > OLYMPIC THEATER. Every Evening this week, also Saturday Matinee, ROBSON & GRANE’S BOARDING HOUSE, Comedy in 8 meals and a Lunch. GLrrob . .. Mr. STUART ROBSON WM. H. CRAAB GEssin VIM. POPE’S | TO-NIGHT?! THE GREAT Callender Minstrel Festival With all the Callender Minstrel Features. See the first ne. Sales: — tos Uoledent Matbon init » Movember 5— The Original Company in THE RAJAH. * Ne STANDARD THEATER, Popular Priges Evenings, 8, 25 and 15 Cents, Matinees 5c toall parte of houga, Neo Extra Charge for Meserved Seats. To-Night, Entire Week. Matineos Wednesday and urday Beate aa apt me 4 SE 1 + GREGORY'S FIFTH ” De EO areas aia ess si b *

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ee. * 1 Le > > ar ö wy * . * 228 ye > ah , 2 0 81 . — *. ä 2 1 * * . . 2 c 2 r 4 * 1 mf ee Se . ee, 9 is . „ >. : — . * 7 * — * - * 4 * 5 ND VEHICLES. ~PRERSONA. TELEPHONE OFFICES 1 ST. LOUIS BUSINESS CHANCES. HORSES A MUSICAL. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. POST-DISPATCH. For sale. | vertisements under he head a of “Personal” are ai fl sens rg Some Mact | I tai tr Ponce sre | A WRSieaSE Wann, frig Ae eee the 8 Goes Down; i iMotber 1 Ad band — Killam & Co. make, $500. money advertisemen an “Want Advertisements” vm be re. Instru- — 4 Co. make, $600. or rejected ts w 7 nN work far places ] second-hand Victoria, Brewster given 11 . the latest instrumental and vocal music, i W ANTED— Experienced office man w ; charged for Ayr ety Any if left at the main Waltz; Whe * Begin lsecond-hand four-passenger rockaway, Fallon h eben yess ts or by ing A boo rth oe anne, Ste. Fine music roll given with this on. Tee wages; copying done for 3c per 1.000. J 60. 7 ANTED— 1 derte 9a Sa. 2 l nemo oti — proviied with tl vas | Musie St ives "Lo is._ $2 : {second e RNS RIP RR eee Fie i = 2 Ba n — n dos. ner. No.) ‘Franklin gy. W. GRABLE—Accountaat. Books overhauled this Vase AY ce * cCunpection with the main office, All wants Music Store, #02 Olive st., St. Lou — make. § a — Dougherty make, | and Olive. ti this week 5 mberger, 8th ExT PIANOS, lowest prices and easiest terms in and balanced; opened andglosed; De =, TANIE dun dare Ritter r &. N. a N SETA: , in before 2 o'clock (mid day) will be USINESS men wishing good pa . papain whe the city. Every instrument exactly as repre- | #ccounts adjusted, etc. Books posted il-wee in ty pe-setting. Parker, , : 1 520 „„ Beg 2 g be C A — N . us n the city, wish es to os for rent. ves oor. : — — - 1 second-hand dem} landau, Wright & Sons make, | ccrrespond with refined and accomplished lady . aS N. 7 st. — * 4a) ANTED—Man ien ö BUSINESS FOR SALE. 1 five-glass landau, used four months. — reo | ate % and style. , Address, in perfect yee gift for some one. Mr. L A. Kiesel- Clerne and Salesmen. : — to sew canvas. 1202 N. 2d st. * 8 — fi „8900. 0 : ee eee orst w l on Decemb 4 8 —— . ——— OOO OM AN N ; : 7, Ti I) + rene MAIN ST.—Oldest and Me book | . hand five-glass C spring landau, 2 ERSONAL—“Boat Exaursion Chouteau”: Will it | bolder ot prize pamper, en. shams materiing” WWW by young man as salesman; W ö Wages 48 Li Pines 8. id. Appl i-han¢ lass C spring landau, pe convenient for tt see me some evening gan. Geta numbered card at the Henry F. Miller can make himself generally useful; best refs. fe to apply boller covering. Aoply iit FANTEDoact , and news nr must 80 PPI Nu thi k? “Boat 0 ia ry 2 - 3 | WANTED--4 nice air rand avenue 2 . — — 4 — a er av. ü 4th my itte efr! — = — FOR RENT- OWELLINGS. R N A YOUNG man (painter) would like to get employ- WANTED—Dressinat ng to o,. at y B i CY ie . mt Ween ’ Ir t igo n ee eee 222. EOS. Fon SALE- oo this bargain. $125 will ~~ % also does * Ad. this of- * * uy a fine, big — 3 * , et ’ a BEAUTIFUL black and tan pup. apd ten pups of | Weighs over n pounds, is kind worked ios Ter | 2228 CAMBLEAVOVENDER @ Rowse, | {=== == | |S a 3 WW PO aemenee Or | IJ nvalide. other breeds, Fanciers’ Agency. 310 B. 5th or: wee taken for debt Feanen fer offering him so low; 213 N. Lkighth st. ARE 2 0 2 8 ANTED—Piain. family sewing to do. Fruit * TANTED—Experienced - SET OF DENTAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE— | will give guarantee ana week’strial. Apply at private DAYTON S1.—8 rooms and bath; good Warerooms 210 N. 5tn st. Write for catalogues. of work. B 21. this ofllee. Was Store, 11l04g Market st. t46 mended. Id Washi —19—2i—-88. Good as new for half price. Inquire at 2235] stable No. 3 Seveateeth st. between Olive and Lucas 280 ere, r ’ | — —— Place. N. B.— Man at stable is authorized to se NDER & ROWSE, 213 N. Eighth st. Coachmen and Drivers. * families; fitting and draping a specialty. Ad. 717 c — : Scott av. a5 0 —)4—21—23—31. rol a horse thatI will take FAN — bod VAEAPEST ¢ n * the . Dunn's! — apy — — 411 bar) that will 30 1 6 x ESTE FT ie ———ĩ 2 ANTED—Two good rou e ) ANTED—Situati ari — — Dressmaker, 22 S. 16th st. 1 t 46 f 3 se —1$—Addie Louis. rankinoav, bos t. Address A 28. t —Situation to drive a ' TANTED—Permanent situation as seamstress in TANTED—Girl about sell for one half first cos —_—— | cluding furnace: very desira cress A 2. this office, stating terms, 2 ee well acquainted with the city. A 3, this office. W 2 4 family, by one full competent; best N / * housework. inte ime te d (new) 1303 Franklin av. sells be- ——_—__—_ Ipments 0 9 1 ANTED—T 0 12 N Po ae —— k. -M. U. W.—A. Mills—R. L. P. V. BUSSE MPORTED English saddies end riding eqn AVENDER @ Hows N. Eighth st. Ww" and siamese and’ ae —— GA No. ANTED—Young man wishes a situation ina pri- | references. Address B 16, this office. w : W ANTED— Lady that @ * 2 d 8-6-6 —44—47—N. O. -N. b. payments ; pictures framed in good style at low prices and-made road harness, ran from #13 up vate family as coachman: can give best of refs. ANTED—By a first-class seamstress and dress- hand todo cen sont 28 bel —ͤ—— — —— ͥ ækͤk——2—VUUꝑ — Le 7 tures and looking-glasses on time iso a complete line of : for both ladies and gents. Also 5 — gaz 3311 PINE RE —Stone-tront — „ bath | 1619 Frankiis av.. new No. 15174¢ 27 L eat’ 120 V t 4 1 Custom work a specialty, and in style an — ‘ — $230 Locust s . aker, a few more families; is competent hand, | , Ow; please dow't answer u ene --- -- BS F°% trunks, mirrors, wringers and fluters go to | eanat any inthis of any other market. Heury &. CAVENDER | BOM SS 51s N. Mighth ot. _ — . . wishes a situation in prt | ref. if required, 2331 Choutean av. t46 | . B70, this office. 7! = Dunn's loa Hammel, 70% Pine et 12 ö LACLEDE AV. -A good 2 stories stone- EDUCATIONAL. | W vate family as coachman; can give best of refs, FANTED—To do ain Mor ö ' Ert. 12 a y K ANTED do wan lowing at home, 1420 Mor- ANT D—A gir to —2—3—4—6—7— 15 —19—21—-25— 44249. (ve 2 ra [ [l 21 carpets very 1 — —— Cc front. Srooms and bath. | N. Eighth et. — 3330 Olive st. t39 W gan st., new No. Ww Lin the house, ‘Call al SALE. ; ST. meh SHORTHAND NT&£D—A situation to drive a 2 wagon; — g . * * 23 —J—16—]8—24—29—31— 34— R. J.—Roberts. Fe oe ara carpets and stoves sold on easy ay- FARMS is FOR | 8 1015 DILLON sT.— First-class, 3 ‘Stories, stone SHORTHAND. Seon A 3 German and English. B is, this of- * TAN TED an i L rom {4 1 5-49--44-49—-50—8. S. Sand K. ments to responsible parties. Geo. W. Miller, 1 —— os pant af Gauan front; 10 rooms N in excellent * I — fice. w39 Hiocusekeepers. . work. 344 Pave ay. —3-—4—20— 27 —31-—35-—-42—-44—-49— aes 606 N. 6th st. 5 W. house., on Clayton Koad, will be sold for — CA 213 N N. a You — become able to write 100 words a minute in * ANTED-—Situation as teamster or driving de- XX7 ANTED De 2 — * TANTED—Girl from 1 —2—4—}0—]4—15— 16 —19—27 28—29~—31—33—35 —37 ‘OR SALE-—Marble-top walnut bed-room sets, | g3 500, if 1 for at once. R. H. Betts & Co., 28 . —— 7 Dr livery wagon. Ad. J K. 1308 Collins st., city. 29 * as — — ar to do cant work. Please = 6H b — — D.—T. N.—T. K. 1" with toilet glass on wash-stand. for $36; parlor N. 8th st. 79 ener ae nents: Cee 58 I mi drive | cail at 1213 W 4 Tuesday and Wednesda 3 ANTED~-Girls to wor 2 stone front; within eas alking distance | free. 629 ANTED-—Situation b a colore: „man to dri call at | Washington av., tuesday an ednesday, | W * ' an CA carriage. 1015 St. 0 Arles st. 39 W AN’ rk 10 By a young lady, ‘situation as ho ouse- W ~ at E. ‘i * sets at the same prices. Geo. W. Miller, N. 6th 11 — — * * * va Court House. AVEN ER & ROWSE, st. 5 FOR KRENT—ROOM t 8 9%,..9] 4 —45—47 — W — Miss Abee ; — 213 N. Eighth st. — keeper for a widower or invalid lady, to leave ANTED—Germanu se —8—15-~18—25—31—40—45—4 8. R SALE—Kindling wood; $1 a load. P. W. Has - — — r 7 7 ‘ * : . — — —— — LA SALLE r Elegant ptone front; 10 Cooks. the city. Address X. T., this office. w47 : omas street. 4/71 we — ö N A NID Goon, lhttle Wilson—Mrs, Winter. sett, 6.0, 622 and 624 S. 7th st. m5 1 N. Fou RTE ENTH ST.—Room suitable for 905 rooms and bath, 1 ee TT i EE WAS 21 \ 7 ANTED—Situation by first-class pastry cook and A to do chores; must 112-21. — HD OR SALE—New and second hand furniture, stoves 5 an office; call after 6 b. m. or at noon. 13 AVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. &th st. Young men and girls’ can qualify as ROG confeetioner; good ref. J 43, this office. tc General Housework. . Giately at 1522 Olive st. t71 —$—16—16— 19. and all kinds of household goods, cheap for WALAUT ST_—E legantiy furnished rooms 5 87. ANGE AV.— Ten rooms and bath: pear writers. in less than half the usual time by usin : , : . — 2 CRO | atten . — rr . fold, 1810 > — D & Sommer 60: on zd and 3d floors; also other furnished 1 22 horse one Bed rood schools; im good or- | Stenograph. or shorthand Macuine, as taught in Bry- ANTEID—Family sewing by the day or week, br GIRL + wants a situation to do general housework, ' ' w= rE D--QGirls, finishd _ Sia, 1017 BUG ie.) Fra 4 4 rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. Al der. VENDER & ROWSE. t & Stratton’s College, corner rifth and Market sts. a good seamstress. Ad.7113 Main st., Ca de- A without washing. Call at 2226 Morgan st. t48 . diésts. E. Goldstet Ke SALE—A new Remington Type-writer on N TWIN TF Fin ST—3 rooms, 2d ~ floor. 213 N. Eighth st. Graduates in any department of this college are as- let. w40 ; . — | | rs i - — 5 2 sistea to positions. Call or send for circular. tz * AN TED—Sitnation to do general housework V ‘ R — 8 — — monthly payments. Ad. b 28. this office. t5 61: — at Ad 0 Keeley & Co, 7d Pine. wis ARMSTRONG AY.—Six rooms and bath; | ——— 3 nm * ODGE NOTIC ES. YOR SALE—Sawdust gi per load for ‘ice nouses; F. PINE S17 _F jahed 1m for light houge- 11 0 large yard; two 7 north ot Lafay- 1 CHENA’S Art and | Drawin School. 277 and 29 8 Boys. ~ 286610 Howard St. t48 19 ö Nr iN — : — —— W. Hassett, 620 S. 7th st. 70 {| ‘keeping; al eee wents. wid | ete® Pack. CAVENDER & ROWSE, irn st., begins its tenth scholastic year this | ~~~~~~~~~-~--..--—~~————————— ͤ :1 W ANTED-— Situation by a girl to do housework or | bie opted he ; eeping; alse sleeping roo * 1 213 N. Kighth st, | month; instructions in free-hand ana mechanical WY ANTED— Boy of 16 wishes a situation in an office dinihg- seems work. Call at 921 N. 12th st., in M Ught hou OOTR. AL I —Meeting ot members of “Thistle — 901. FRANKLIN AV.—Two furnished Trout = LAVAYEREEE AV ee arawing every day, night and Sanday r morning. 29 or hotel; can give good ref. A 2, this office 142 | rear. | HVE st. t ball Club at 623 Pine st., on the —4 ning of Tues- rooms; enquire on second floor. tls 1 5 1 4 CAVENDE R 4 ROWSE. ? * ANTED—Books to open, post or close; partner- 7 ANTED—Boy wants a situation as office boy; can V aN TED—Good girl wants a situation to do gen- ö 2 — n lock sbi ~ —_—- | 0 IX S A 1 E. S. FOURTH ST.—Wanted, to rent two con- 8 13 N. . Eighth st. st. ship accounts adjusted; books posted as often V furnish good ref. A 3, this office. td. eral housework in small family. 2229 Dickson DRFESsM AR AGON Cha ter, No. 156, Order Easte ru Star 8 9075 necting rooms, second floor, newly-fur- as | desi: ired at a moderate charge. A 23, this office. t29 FANTE S wants slte: ition Ee “office oF — st. t43 ; — ‘ . (Lady Free Masons) meet to-night at Broadway nis ed, large, light, with or witnout board, in private 3015 Rg | ON AV.,stcne front, 8 rooms; TANTED-—Private instructions given In book. V some wholesale house. W. S. A., 1226 8. lth st. ANTED—Situation by a good house gitL Til N. /ANTED—Mrs. Rradie and Monroe streets, Ars. Annie Striugtield, Worthy ‘amily, of man and wife; will rent singly or en suite; h; hot and cold water, keeping by 8 practical book-keener: ee ss come wa n sh. N Mr Matron, presiding. t33 i ts. three street car lines pass the door. 13 ERRY & SCOTT 621 Chestnut st. 14 iustruction free of charge; charge pers ble wee i? ANTED—Roy of 18 wishes a “situation of any , „ rosa LODO. ‘Knights of Pythias.— For cash or time paymen N Sr ENTY-FIRST e K — s reasonable. A 14, kind. J 53, this office. t42 W AN TED- German girl wants situation to do gen- ö — 4 2 y N a 32 1 Interesting session ‘Tuesday (to-mor- GLOBE FURNITURE, STOVE AND CARPET C.. 910 WA SH ST.—One newly furnished front room 315 0 gas and ath; $30. — ANTE D—Boy at ia wlolkee’ o =lemntlonn of any eral house work. Call at 2212 Gravois Road, St. Ad. 1028, 11 a fror) night; Grand representatives will read 0 ient Wee 5 AV suitable for two gents. 113 RRY SCOTT, 631 Chestnut st. tl ANTED—Lady or gentleman capable of giving kind. J 55, this office. t42 Louis. wd 5 1 ADI 1 * * eure making n every 0 ; —p — } nstruction in philosop y 2 ——— eon : : ' | | and tat tho Dress ¢ — — — 8 16 CHOUTEAU AV.—Pleasant furnished room 6? 5 1 10 1 ST.—Second and third floors. | ties living in the wentere — the cite tn RS le Win ice eta this om 2 as beil-boy \ n San at 18301 992 1 ö ö system tau hi — this wea 10 Cc 4 eg 0 * 2 é 1 ö their report, and other exercises; every } ing traters courteously invited.» gd Fes GALE—Vine Bressets Au 6 N. 6t — bath; board if desired: famliy private. wis autor: TERRY & SCOTT, 621 Chestnut st. tl¢ vote two or three evenings inthe week to give a bov hove ‘10, this office. W howe etl of ) ing fraters courteously invited. 15 ts ard. Geo . Miller, 800 7 : ; O, 85 0. @ cents per y . 0 LUCAS AV.—Niue rooms; stone front; all | private lessons in the above studigs will please ad. PANT situation by a youth of 18 to build fires _EpGar W. Woops, K. ik. 1 e nn n — 00 — ay — 11 + ar . — a 26 15 a - 2 1 rovements: $50. B28, this omes. ‘ 1 or to do work in a private family. A9, this of 7 ANTED—Situation, by a girl as assistant in gen- — „ F UNCIL, No. SAL. of H— * {OR SALE—One mill-stone derrick, complete. One | sion to lignt housekec ping: transients acc — ¥ & SCOTT, l Chestnut st. tie tthe advanr | fiee. t42 eral house work. 813 Walnut st. w43 | \ —— tf „ N. Oke O et Stuyvesant Biower, Sot g order reka ‘ : — — — —— Situ N ° 'ANTED-—Stx active me = sT. — tl 0 GLA 860 w AV.— fen rooms, hail, bath and Shorthand —— 1 the bes BOY of 14 year oid would like a place in an office. W/ ANTED- Situation by a young girl to do light f roo drean N. EIGHTEENTH ST.— Large neatly | QO) 9 A 1 , W ‘house work. Apply at iit N. sist (ola) st. 4s | n Liederkranz Hall, corner Thirteenth and o., 112 N. 2d st. 5 4 houteau avenue, St. Louis, October , 1583. R i 1 11 j i boil 1022 2 furnished second-story front room wit gas; good n 40 Writing. systems and can o B 1. this office. Dear Sir and Brother: The next regula * OR S8AL * W power; engine * er. | back room suitabie for four or six gentlemen. wi3 TERKY 4 SCO TT, 621 Chestnut st. tie learned iu time E r re 7 V TANTED—German gitl wante situation to do m : meeting of Franklin Council, No. 5, I. of. | ump and heater running order at a bargain. 4> N. BROADP WI, formerly 5th.—Large fur- = HIGH ST.—Two-sto stone-front. Mansard Open day and ev one. Trial week free. The Steng A 1 to 2 J * P. Keane, 1826 Clark av. 142 eral Searhces Call or address 1338 N. léth st. W ANTI D Agents and will * held this (Tuesday) eveniug, October 23. I. | 519 Frankdu av. s 102 > nished bjection tolight } 0 roof, 8 all conv ellont Hern Company. 42v N. 3d st 2. —— 2 ates Bote a me oben 8 a oo TANTED-—Situation to do 11 K i country. Americas | itiations being due this evening,’ 4 | 7\OR SALE—Full-blooded Newfoundland and 20 nished rooms; no objection to light house- e roof, 8 rooms; conveniences: in excellom — 78 ‘ANTED-—Situation by a boy in au oftice of some W 5 = n to we lousework ina {7 | NT = N ‘ keeping by families without children; also hail room | repair. McCREERY & TOWERS MARTIN'S and tyrpe-writing alt } V. S. A., 1226 8. Lith st. t42 private fam! Inquire at 2304 Biddle st. 148 | W 2 . D Exnertenced 0 THAND * a —— . — - — tors on Salary. A prometi attendance is. desired. Members of sister St. Bernard aog, 2 years old; can be seen $i. 13 10 706 P — * — 6 8. 10 — and eveuing. ; “A N honest boy wants a — in an office or com- . office aacils fraterually invited. STRUTITE, Chanceller. „ at 100 N. Int. w ‘ . WASHINGTON AV.—Nicely-furnisned EUG Tw bri: Opep day ie T SALOMO, Rec corder. * 33 YOR SALE—Fine eae extra good one, at 1208 rooms, with board; also day ‘boarding. 2 21 10 D 2 — 4 Established 1676. Studeuts asgisted to positions. 29 Ryn ge we gg d. G. Pao | W gy pa oT ry half price. A 29, this offi ts . a — = 8 pe: : pay full conrmiastloen ( AK LODGE, No. 100, K. of I., will noida eo 4 —— 1314 CHESTNUT ST.—Furnishea rooms for iene es. McCREERY & “705 Pine & 8 „ Carey, 4203 Broadway. wi2 YOUNG woman wishes a situation to cook, wash — — — regular stated yoo thie NN Por SaLE—A eo 1 twenty-five- — 2 * en- hght housekeeping; very reasonable. tl3 814 . 280 SS FINANCIAL, — and iron. Call at 224 Market st., up stairs. 40 4 | ö * evening, at 8 o'clock, at their ha st. 1% aD er good running order; price $300. 261 9 ST.—Three-story stone-frout, — W J ANTED- Situation as first-class cook in private Vistin * arel nvited. 06 Summit av. 65 N. SIXTH ST.—One nic ely furnished room ied by Dr. Good. = AMES THOMSON, Dictator. 134: — Sor two gentionmen. tis man; 2 a given Nov om : 10 MON EY TO LOAN, * ANTED—Situation by a young man 18 years old BN 16 ng _ Ep. T. Coo Reporter. aris __. | [10S SALE—One cet of pounders tn ged runal PAPIN ST. —Nicely furnished rooms, also CCREERY 4 TOWERS, RVING COUNCIL. No Z. L. of H., meets — 1 —— ty we 2 “> with solid 140 two rooms for light housekeeping. tia 705 Pine at. 25,000 $10 000 $5 000 82 000 N do xe — of work: ref. given. 1420 Mor- TANTED—By a young lady. situation as house- every Wednesday eve at 8 o'clock, corner | Corner zd and Cedar. 8 1 * wey OLIVE sT.—Second story front room . FINSEY AV.—Five-room house with gm $ 1 ‘ . : a 4141 — \ keeper. Ad. or call at 3 N. 13th st. t49 Lemugwell and Washington avenues, Inter- : 40 single or en suite, furnished; with or neat 50-fect . "sia On City and County Real Estate. V AN TED — Situation as fireman or to run a small esting proceedings in the initiatory degree. Fi SALE—Hydraulic oil press, together with without board; suitable for gent a and wifa. wi3 engine; five years’ experience; reference from 10 JOHN LADY, No. 305 Olive street, last employer. B 23, this office. wis Nurse. Visit brethren cordially welcomed, All pumps, pipes, eto. Apply to Wm. Schotten 4 Co. 5 n 5 41 E SUBURBAN FROPERTY FOR RENT 2 AND UPWAKDS loaned on furniture with- ANTED-—Situation by a young man to work MAT ANTED—By an expel tl @i7 st. Char! st — : - AN TED— By an experſenced woman, sitnation as . St. Charles? 225 \ — — — F°, SALE—Three barber's chuirs. 1001 Broadway. — — — ——— Pü—b — — — —̃Ig u — — — — — AGENTS | members urgently requested Nr INS a 3d front and back, and suit- rs ri re H H „ W. G. — story rooms, front and back, and 3 OR SALE—Beasteads, mattresses, bureaus, cots, | ghia for married couple or two gents. mi3 — 2 removal; lowest rates; business cont sround a hotel or = house: no ojection to nurse, or would board and nurse lady d —~S1x- 7 7 y curing | vinr graduate U R RENT—Six-room houses on Mt. Vernon 2 F. Betts, 208 N. sth st. country. B Z, this office. wii confinement. 60] Teresa av.. upstairs. 150 1 —— Seared im tn RICHARD HANLON, Recorder. stoves and all household furniture, cheap, on ac- SING BT Hand 7 1 count of giving up business. Krandon 707 Wash et. 5 Nk SI. — Handsomeiy turhished or un- r., she PN t street . ' Sr A 1 0 NO IL, No. 14. Legion of: Honor, 8 8 ————— . —— furnished rooms; saloon parlor; suitable 1 r ON EY LOANED—On furniture in residence; bust \ ANTED—Situation by young man : willing to do W AN TE D—A girl wishes a lace as nurse and as- J ' "4 Nervous, Skin and 1 no charge for making icaa. anything; can give reference. Call or address sist in light housework, d. bs Market st., up b * 9 py — — — 2 c q i . PEL, eets every Wednesday at Union Hall, VOR SALE—Finely mounted specinien of ‘golden for a number ot geatiemen. 113 ; 5 — M ness confidential: bers of toe onaet are fraternally inl mem Ee 6 500 OLIVE S1.—Fiuely furnished rooms, sin- — .. rolaski & Voorhis. #3 Pine. 2 Se — stairs. 50 i rs U ae oF * é : ‘ ‘ * > Sd 4 —_————— —ͤ—- — — — — —— — 7 1 ＋ TL ‘Tr . : . N N aL luvited. rend tal „Hor. — = : le or en suite; fire, gas and bath: gox — ONEY to loan on — watches, eweiry AY ANTED—Situation by middle-aged man; und er- : 1 | : a A. W. SEES, © — 1 Nt horse power hot-air engine. Appiy to Cen- 2. and very desirable especially for gentie- To LET-FrOR BUSINESS PU —̃p N guns, pistols, musical instruments and all other \ stands the grocery business; willing to do other | § When it ts ineonveniont to 3 a — tral tron Works, 2014 8. Third st., St. Louis. 5 men. 813 — — rsonal property in sums from 25 cents to 8.000, at | work. Address B 12, thi« office. w43 Laundresses. y medicin pte — y terme 1 REGULAR session of Missour! Lodge, No. ARE bargains in spring ang winter overcoats at 5 OL IVE ST.—Second floor front, furnis hed . VanRaalte’s, 12 and 14S. ith st. 31 ore. . 77 —— — — —̃— ͤ1— c ——ñꝛ̃ ——ů— 5 — A — ; : f OLIV# ST.—Handsomely furnished par- , y OUNG man, nice penman, would like to «do copy- — , frankiy stated. Hours & 9 1 1 5 0 1 a * P 12 1 ()- or unfurnished, suitable for doctor or ing or any other writing at home. Ad. Henry W ‘Choutest av 8 neatly done at home. 2737 J, Nervous Prost rath . — — — 2, K. of was held on Monday night Dunn's 'oan office. 912 Franklin av. aN lor and 2nd story front room; gas, bath, dentist’s office, For terms, etc., call at 1300 Olive ae Koerfer, 3023 Washington av. w43 : l i iW n SEEM... ; Aue 1ySsica Knee i} sum of 42 ‘5 was plage d in — — — —— — the Nady ym A — „ ho we ne empow- 7 be - be . * — — pny _ Drugs, Patent eee = eae a cold water; — — tls stre et. 17 ALL sor ms. ered to provide within the next four mee ting nights ; ala “ , + — — 4 8 4 ionery. etc., etc 5 oC PINE ST.—Two or three rooms to nice — —— ANTED-— Employment by a st teady. . middle-a aged ot * act} Lod | nnen goods and lowest. prices. Preserip:ions "carefully 1529 mer F 1 242 ＋ re. Toquire ai 1909 Mort a men LL cast off clothing bought and sold by John Allen N odie. — W — Mace \nncome ~ 7 — 1 ama 8 a a — — —— 2 107 N. N iress note. 32 a —³ ä—ũ— — ä— P 4 . g — — — — —— 2 f OLIVE r Niccel furnished FIRST-CLASS cigar-stand for rent. or will sell; Mt — TJ ANTED—Situation as collector or deliverer by a \ } ANTED—A good girl wishes a situation todo Skin Affections, 01 a ICcKs YHE biggest: urcains ever 0 offered in p2 rlor suits 1 92 +) 1 7 — ceiy turnisne rooms, hot 7 rent K. 25 per month: centrally located. Ad. 8. J, THOUSAND — ss Cards — 814 man of family; good references given. A ly, house or dining room work. 816 N. 23d st. (new BoC IETY |NOT . tor. the next % days at Geo. W. Milier’s, 806 N Call w, 9 refere: cola a and gas in private family. | Newman, 803 Market. 17 A HOWARD SC OTT. Printer, 1732 rran gun av. this office. 143 number.) w2 ediments to Marr — — — © OCln OC. i erence. — — — — nati | ile ‘TI F. nk RENT—Restaurant doing a good | business: USINESS men desiring short-hand correspond- U ANTED—Some light day work by a youg man of * TANTED—By gir! of 15, situation to do up-stairs *iles. Especial atte jour EY xf 3 nal of | entertainment (AND VAULT DOOR * K NWN’ 2014 2 NTA ST.—Nicely furnished room good location; Pent low. 519 Franklin av. wii ents and type-writers are supplied free at Mar- 26 years; attends Martin’s Shorthand Institue work and mind a baby. Apply at No. l4l4 Mad- 25 over-worked braina Poth and i \ ednesday evening, Holly r with board; private family. tl VOR REN 1 Store No. 2618 Franklin av: suit- _ tin’s Sbort-hand and Type-writiug Institute, 613 Olive | at night. A 17. this office 1 ison st., 2d story. w52 IPisenses arising fre corner 9th and Market, on Wednesday evening, Mand 19 N. 2d t. — — — —— 422 * . . * r — =o — — . T Anti-Monopoty Drug Store, cor. 6th and Market PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR SALE | heated with grate or stove fire; gentiemen only. 115 — — = — WM. N. TIVY. 7) ANTED-Situation by reliable man and wife to| YY 45 TED—Envelopes to address @F dd B. 14 1g to do | | leasness sts., patent me eines are sold W to 20 per cent cael se 3 i : lag im s himself generally use- at home or in office, by a lady. Ad tnis ere treat — — a ANTED— By a a gentleman. a nice ely furnishea 2d- EN. Second St. drive carriage and mak ' 8 any “se Me 59 | | ' —＋ W ful; woman first- class c ook. A 14. this omee. tn omce, W ithout bind Lo pueine * * 0 * ny ess than Le any other place in the, city; Colpate’s ‘> 105 EUGENIA S1T.—Second-story front room, F tory : nvenient to Olive st. or 9 nicely furnished. with or without board, | 1 ee ee UY DIRE CT—Frames, paintings, engravings, etc., ; iNT’ D—Situation by 0 Loft 16 Washington av. cars; private family preferred. ad. pe * & 1 ANTED—Situation by a man 40 yeurs old, as TA * uation bya young girl of 1 years; } , , ö one half saved. Am. Art Co., 8th and Pine. WwW P " . ~ willing to learn and work ina store. Address | ett evident! . ö to a class of — Bonguet sap, Wea cake. O. H. Kochule, HE IICAN LANDS. Pn. ! — ai s — — —— 2 21 05 EUGEN IAA ST.—Three or fcur furnished | I 19, this office. tel — watchman, porter. or in drug store, or any » ö . ains —YONIEST shoemaker of the world. Keeps Lands in various parts of the Mexican Republic, e) rooms. suitable for houseke: “ping. als ANTED—Room in vicinitv of Weoster ay. and place where an honest, sober man will be ap reciat- | E . this office. Wis 4 * | applians e ile resort ed. te. aa e overa hundred different styles on hand. Shoes | with guaranteed tities. Applyto 500 FRANKLIN AV. Three larae Toot W Thomas street, py gentleman; refs. given. Ad. COR N 2 ed; speaks German, English and French. W. Bar- * TANTED—Yo oung lady would Hke à position as Uz. f N edies ot all ages a6 used, to order from #7 to 64. Paris. France, is nowhere. JOHN F. CAHILL, 222 third floor; g10 per month; — 2 rooms; u 29. this office. 121 num, 601 Teresa av. t43 copyist or sewing mac hine teacher; can give — purposes, and all are trea W ; B10 | * r good reterences. Address B 7. this office. w52 MA to 2 no experinas urn r. ze N. Sixth et , opposite Barr’s. Mexican Commercial Exchange, | } shed room i ‘the 7 All kinds ot re 2 ing neatly done, 74 Southeast corner Eighth and Olive eis. conveniences, t13 \ ANTED—A furnished room in good neighbor- | Extracted without pain, 25c each. All troudbles ot the W TAN’ TED- Sit uation to take ¢ Cc: are Of horses and do —-—— — = — b f , 5 W. SIXTEENTH ST.—Furnishea room hood by quiet party; uo reference. B l. tuts feet treated in a skilled DEN Boon & SON, 418. this office. 143 2 . W TT eee 2 l I) | A ; 260 ARF iiustime — - - — — —— — ; —8 25 suitabie tor two gents. t!: office. te KA V A RUMA. rE NAS LAND—$10,000. ae WALNUT ST—3 rooms for rent wan | WY ANTED—To Rent—By November i an K room am No. 623% Olive street_| Wb Situation in any light capacity by man | ed to it; reference given. 190) Biddle st._w52 , atte , 26 17 ö 1 . \ i On 1 XCURSION tickets for the new town of Moriey of considerable business experience: fair writ- * TANTED—By angxperienced person a_ situation 4 n re sam For Sa — 1 00 ac res well PD te wh at water. on 2d fl or. W house in northern part of the city; nius fe 7 er and accountant; good refs. A 6, this office. t4 ta take charge of an invalia lady as infant nurse a 71 ow, large edities Grand Lake Station, Montgomery County, Tex.: . ————-- | have gas. bath and all modern conveniences; parties must be purchased on or before Thursday; train — seem hopeless. No copaiba. « apsule s or sickening mite D — . — ue Fa — — b 1 26 26 “OL AVE * Tuo or three ple asant o- ms; | de String house have no children and can give assur- leaves Union potatSa. m. Sunday, November 4. TANTED—Position as copy ist. by a plain and rap- | or lady’s maid; nose but the 9 znest references giv- } ; Health, Beauty, drags. American Remedy Co., sik Washington ay. 74 | ™ ' ares: — = Set es, Ome furnished or unfurnished. al3 | ance of keeping premises iu first-class order. Ad- Wm. Morley. 442 W id writer. J 47, this office. t43 en. Call for three Gays at 3337 Morgan st.; no postal ö advice Ler covers 21 cards answered. Wo . als eh dwell ly to W. K Hall, c I . — PERSONA) llave your house iturnished com- l others Gay Bulldine. d and Pine Sta. U care Hall 2637 ore * — — ly furnished room to | dress, with locaiton and term. 5 25. this office. 2 v.13 =: . ; rb Situation by a man to do general * . | * plete by the sents Sveryining convenient. wis = — w4 housewcrk: ref. J 48, this office- t43 \ TANTED—Immediately, situation as dining-room ais . 2. ann 2802 ADAMS ST.—Large front room, nicely iE AL ESTATE WANTED. __ irt; hotel preferred. Ad. M. K., 1513 N. 9th oy 1 & ( st. t > Furniture, Stove and Carpet Co furnished, or two g —ä— . — [MP’W’D CITY PROPERTY FOR SAL inn ror one or two gents; home : . . ä 0 Urn OY dll p 4 E | comforts; stove in the roomn. wi3 Silv oe and Plated-Ware 8 HELE WANnTES-BALE. W TANTED-—Situation to address cireulars or in ; 705 Che pate mt St —— bindery or drugstore by a young girl thrown Bek an ' : * ove — — — * Fog 01 Several 0 285 tien ry 28 l O- 12 “Only afew left 5 "those 3. 1 N EW STON E FLAGGING | Gt and Replated. * Book-keepers. out of employment by late fire; something perma- Wy RE a 4 1. * 10 15 r * 7 Only a few left of those 3. (and 5 Goods sold for cash or on time payments. bearftiful building lots. Jas. M. Carpenter 4 — ˖ gets: . For residence and lawn walks; see sainpies at St. ' ' N 7 Oven every night till 9 o'clock. 74 Co., 206 N. 8th st. 7 | ond there Inquire at Dr. Eclosets: oF, frst aud soe. Vincent Seminary, cor. Lucas and Grand ays; -Col. First-class Work at Reasonable Prices. a r Oe ~ | eet _ AE eee ace i The deine ERSONAL— Consult Una F. Silva, clairvoyant me- OK SALE—A new i-coom er wo lot am | ev. wid a nt — 1 1 — 418 ‘ores a — \ “veference. A 3 2 this office. — ee . shires. 1 at ah | | | tow Free. | eine Arn f ne APB ee... | 2180 ON Pine street. west of Grand av., it a 0% E. M. WADSWORTH & CO 5 —.— = 2 s | ; 100 ce Un 1 rn to life; ave.: 4560 — * I * — 15 30 3 1 KSON aT One or two unturnished to Vandeventer avs. Office, 61% Chestnutst. 22 19 12th st. t52 f » te is No Tee ft n U is. BOURNELL, clairvoyant, test business me- * 20 to 7 Truitt, northwest * Gt GRE Clive, zam) * — nee dee me ci og 7 == | Manufacturers of Silver-Plated Ware, a — ee V err etme {| | : rom lo to le a. m. s , ) i e; conven- . — — at 2631 Lucas av. t5 | a dium, will remain at 1719 Broadway for the win- jent to cars; terms reasonable. wl. MON ** * ANTED. — Salesroom, 612 Olive St. girl. Call at 286. . N be ry . pe c. NTED—Young and active man in an old estab- — ot 14, situation . | ERVOUS. Oe SF ULIANNA SCHERRER fortelis the ath st by “the WI lished real estate office having some knowledge W eee eh. at out Lucas ave. * tse — 4 N : — r ay distrust brite ne ern room brick houses on Westminster place : . ; 7 wave * RS. LANK TON, Indian fortune teller, 921 N. 7th near Vandeventer place, that I will sell on monthly lo. Apply at 114 8. Sth st. \ ~~ TED—To borrow 8160 (or 6, or § montha: will pisnets and cards. Residence 608 S. 4th st. —— 228 and familiar with the city. J 19, this 7 e an alen ö N el pme , omce + rs a 1 sishec W root gu in private family. Apply at 1515 Ben- 2 8 at.: side ent rende, uvatairs. 74 — payments, James E. Truitt, northwest corner 4th and YOR REN T—Nic ely furnishea front room chen 9 to opertv o atistact« rsonal securit Address Consumption, Asthms 7 F BE nee ys > i ee — V. LUN G FOOD. Sees ana Aung. WV ANTED—Gooa shoecierk. 1228 S. Broadway. t54 ton st. = Sin l K pr NN NAI. Mme Biauch, trance test and writing Olive from a. m. to le m. medium, 716 South Fifth st. Parties wishing to JOR SALE- . 14 bene : ment ion Fun in our paper AY reply 7 due nirles we — — „* A h. and b gar? in Stoddard Addit ion; ret. old. R6. this ofiee. 826 attention of the public to — world- m. or 6to7 P. M., 1110 8. ith st. t55 020 51 must 22 recomended or need not apply. a ' 4 4 . rt i say that there is no evidence of humbug about JOR L E ASE- For. a term ot veats. a we ell lighted 1 coke ath nn as ANTED—Canvassers. “also room-mate. Call be- 5 11 iit Morgan. 8 ’ this. on the contrary, the advertisers are very tor and basement factory. situate 0 — — r of | FI. o&t.—Private boarding: hand- W tween and s a. m., or 7 to 9 p. m., at 1512 Single- as 1 1 The Trades. TANTED—Good giri for general housework, Oall high! indorsed. Interested Artes may got sealed Sd and Cedar sts together with 5SO-horse „wer en. . s imme turvished front rooms; terus 8 | ton st. Ts 1. $2 pte N RP at 1912 Sullivan Av., new number, between 16th * rs giving all pasticalars, by addressing Eri 6 pine, boller and elevator, all in good — 2 order; 1 nsonalre;: transient guests ace mmodated at 81 — 5 : ITUATION wanted by & Gret-ciase marble, ume. aud Uthe sts 06 Med al Co., P ©. box 515, Bulfalo,N.¥.—Toliedo Even well adapted for light manufacturing business |} day. sis 7 W 7 718 singing birds, pet amimais stone and sand-stone cutter; can do any kind of : “at 227 ne Boe. session given January l. Apply to Wm eee 1208 WASHINGTON AV Nicely furnished on i] PARR -bird f 3a — E 6 Ou — „ Taten ys: ——88 1 V 1 F 5 — ~~ — N 11801 a. a : ished ice avi seed, mocking-bird food, ete : ne, ves any heavy litting; if steady job is guaranteed for ono 2 1474 — 4 ee ANtED—To bay for cash a full set of Missouri www ) year, | will guarantee satisfaction in — at £3 per WW ANTED—Giri immediately at — — st., for * N RL, a ob ny.’ A rooms with board: a! iay boarding. Da NCINO. — N —̃ — — — — J 30 9 * ASHING TON AV.—Furnished toomee W. Keports, Address stating lowest cash price. PROFESSIONAL. 55 EB 1 —.— N | Ln — nor kane AND * ERIC LES bie! — ith Hret-c! ase 5 transient And E , this office. m6 WIr 552 } No. 1 tinners, — at H. . \ ANTED—Qisl 1 for general — was x, ! Farmers’ and a boarders accomimodatec — Gleyre’s, 2417 Olive st. None but first-class need aod ironfng; German or Swiss preferred, © ep ' ‘ ity ot St ‘BECUND TERM or, a is = ate ’ 7 ae feu. ae ae a an 17 LIVE ST Nicely “tis she 4 rom € LOST AND. ou b. CON ‘SUMPTION. = * — 2 aate 2 apply. t t — — Faston av. 4 . me | ° Wanted. 185 with board: ref. rec * N — — 2 sane 2 oe mes — an — 0 bod 9 ne ae — 1 h fam- re | 7 tru.tto the October t+ : . f ¥ i 13th st cases based on the present knowied ot ts aetiology Ww ANTED—Coach y-maker at 2331 Adams st.t53 W ANTED—Girl for general eee ae 4 with proper \ a dancing tr p. (Prot ig tot N oom- mw AW. aL Aq T " Ry. V. — MOOS N. ¢. v. 21 62 — . ST.— Beautiful farn ished 9 50 pos — in mM 2 st, — 5 Finder by Dr. A. Green, 1516 Lafayette av. £ i A. 2056. Aly: no washing. 3736 Finney av. 180 ne x * oe Rod es | ences at Centra urner Ha! th ag ’ do 6 0 — ours; single or en suite; also smal!) yvacelet with bigh ra : 7 tical watch 0 ee me, an aan Gin tee i — oa E berate 1 1 l K d . We ce sels e APB | Fons with choice we sts will be rewarded by leaving same at 1221 N. Market) AMES T. & FRANK P. BLAIR, n “good wages oF profits; references reyured. W an amity, (No. ole Chaning av teen Bee ? — vomber i4; at south St, Louis Turner Hall, Jen © N. and Um. Athy at. idence 1208 Washi: ao , 1 Au! Attorneys at Law. 71 ne street, St. Louis, Mo. Write to L Harris & Cd. New} rt. A - a 7 VS Saewe. e . , 810 5 ton av. il | oe +> PINE ST.—A few versons can be ac- > ; se port, Ark. t58 — for general bone ek: Ger- | 4 Clerk Cirewit ¢ and Carroiitetreets, Thursday. November iith. Party - g g wmiodat se receipt No. 0. 2.598, PATENT LAW A 881 LTI. — FANTED—Good gir org O Work; — N — — every Tuesday evening, and Sunday matinee at Cen. W ANTED—Itorses for winter pasture; good sta- 7 2732 4 5 110 e eee Yh | Ls T OR MISLAID— —Warehous — farehouse er. Seeman: of Chas. M. Alexander, Washing- tai 1310 N. 9th st. was jomers to work on V man preferred. 20 8. 20th Be Boer Peacock, Attortiey for tral Turner lall. Party every Wednesday evening bie and attention, at Delmonico Park. II | — (Company St. Louis, for 100 pris. vinegar, order Wm. on. D. . RAL mR... " — — ri br general node work in . of 4 Y HE irt“ Sar. at South St. Louis Turner Hall. * lessons nights as > J. KEATING, horeeshocr, No. 758 Ba at bow 23 3 ai CHOUTEAU AV.—Board and lodging. abl: A. Noves a Ca: and indorsed by the. The public a ANTED—Three plumbers, immediately; stea y V wy 7 In experienced girl—none other need 2 2 ailas special execution tofore, Ly ete — r ‘ed FAL * eee So „ Pluwand Cedar eta. AD lame and ivterrering : — 1 re notitied that delivery on said receipt has bee n and surveyor, Office i eas Ap. at Garrisou and Euston apply; good wages. 1104 Montgomery st. wes * * the Cierk of the Cirewst Os herof Prof. Clisdec of the Leiderkranz Hall, has | j,orses shod on the most scientific and improv * prin- | > 60 BROADWAY, Mound City Hotel, nicely stopped at ul new receipt applied for. I. . Milligan, e ashingto : — — 4 — Tairi : — . 4 feturnabile tothe October ee 11 Mat South N. Let Turner th 1 ciples. Gentlemen's road horses a speciaity. | 24 furnished rooms; the best house in! prietor Excelsior Vinegar and Pickle | Works. Le ee WANTED — Goo gr — San * — no 8 ‘and to me directed, where paturday, November 10. outh it W ANTE—Gentle Norge and curve for ~ : monet St. Louts for mechanics terms reasonable. wis 1 OST—On the ev ening: of October 22. a red _WATER- PROOFING FOR WALLS. =. Chouteau av. oa ages. ediately at 1306 33 5 pe re! ste , and t 22 af * OF ey ye man py — keeping for the winter; light use: re- 110 be ARK AYV.—One turpished room for « 4 irish setter; part Newfoundland dog; te. . 8 — 91 1 Co deter * 1 * hay yt + — —— r — a sponsible party; references . Bs, this oMice. wi 31 6 tw 1 we with gved board; $4 50 per th mule; with one-half of face and breast white; — EW priek fronts kept free from N — n — ‘ad, good writer; well rec. ANTED—Good — for general housework, 3007 1 b 5 1 levied — ane puctions at Druids’ Hall) corner N and — — ———— — —— —H,? week a 1 K ecard will. be pald; a N and mortar joimts preserved. 413 N. Izth :- 4 — handwriting, Easton av. we % ne arket ste, every Monday, Wedbesaay and yor male. Sambi ~Lafayette Park flotel, two suites & turn t * 3 — ty av., up stairs. Z\LD brick fronts —— and made to — Bike pecte ted, 1 ‘this office. tél ; mpensation k. WIiNTEHD- Nest tidy German girl for berni! 3 nua state of Missour! ursday evenings. aud every Wednesday and Satur | ~~ * rr — rooms, with bath, fronting park. als hh — ee x * — Ex new. 413 N. 12th st fay AN TED—#xverlenced bo nies — Protestant preferred. 3929 lea ) “3 tax bil on whieh i NTED—Housegirl at 244 Olives. we . * of greene mn Scot ll, corner 13th and Monree ste every Tuesday and | order. 15:8 N. l0ch st 12 . * — a] * vou! meu vuly. 3617 9th st. size. brown anc white—brown 2 large brown * ANTED—Experienced bo. aged 7 W“ . . th and 130 fee. in length y evenings; at Tectonta Hall, West Isth and YOR 8) 5 No. 7 — * — ' _s«d| OM side. Liberal reward will be paid for return o — re clean gigss. Inquire — or 15 years, to -« 9. in Lowel! addition to ton sts. every W ednesday and Saturday evenings. on. ened heree end has — 2 22 * RS. DAV r 1 — TE HOTEL, low Locust same to the company. C. E. Rood, agent. 30 VAT ANTED in Ga ＋ “Stairs at 204-211 S. 2d st BY oak La a for 4 — ; And I will, on 1 1 DAY instructions given with music, at any time : . 19 st., cor. ie ; parties locating for wiuter in vit- STORAGE. ™ do chores about the house at priv N WONDAY, THE rn — 2 day at Druids" Hall. Send for ciroulars, At n. . cor. 12th and Wash, up-stairs. WÜ1 ̃ 2 | ed +o vali, 3103 Clark av. Wel Market st. Wo between the hours of nine „ Hall can be rented for balls, parties, con- YOK SALL-—Cheap, 2 first-class sprin ANTE — At S07 S. 4th „t a few a . BOOKS. Var ANTE 2 er NTED—~ on for general housework, at and five ‘clwek in the alte certs, weddings. „te. at very reasonable rates. 76 a agons 1K 7 7 8 ad wagon. * a epee 1 W. nne e ot man anil w ite; re 1 ia —— — SR — ae Rae | y — N17 N. Sth s wel ne a Wk . n Bast front © ae" so Conte Lelley, 6 ran un av. wil? — sold : ; ' tate 0 lissouri, D° not forget that al! kinds of new books are hold goods; money advanced if desired; s ppeking and wa TED— i eT reference to work in @ WIA tor 8 housework at 8 10 3 highest yy der. grocery: living at home with his parents, in rty, ot % much thereof — — THEAT OAL. WOK SALK—Sl40 Timken made ba- — Kb AND onen = Wa NTE 3 at half price at Areher’s. 515 Pine st. sh: pin neusones Id 1 specialty ; movi ow dene at es with warehouse of Wm. O. | neighborhood of * and Cass avenue. Ap. 718 N. 16th | Uri : — on and costs. ; . runche, in irst-class order: cheap for — — LD b lid and exchanged: | low ra ¢ el, ns Park av. -D and new books bought, so 12 Langan & C & Co., — ies st. 1 street. (old). ‘iebte at of zold and ‘sliver trimmings 22 2 & 1. 11 * ANT ED—By four gentlemen. two rooms with cash paid for all kinds o f books. 12 —— 4 T. 24251 at &. Hirschberg’s theatrical store, . EDO: ö 2 st, makes a specialty bourd in private fam; Aas. . Ad- * AaNTEI)--5.000 — ol ola N note to B= 3 . J and iowest WV AS TED-onice boy at 500 N. Jefferson av. wél St. Louls, Mo., 9 — 155 — —— — — — 0 — Py ——— 709 N. 4th dress, giving terms, B 72, a * —. · ˙w1y—— ß ̃ Vn

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* > „ . ¥ eS y Re — . * 7 — * a as „ * Cin 75 : 4% . tae) SEDs — — vis = 12% + *, 3 * * N 27 5 w6. e eae wh 1 * 9 — = E — — +x ox a Be : 2 *. * 85 ts 1 * aaa 18 » & { a 7 * — — — — 7 K mle +e ct 5 4 , : * e — BLUE-BLOOD er 2 — — 8 * er n 1 * . al this oz Apes 9 5 Anne. granddaughter & tne D 8 . — l —„—¼3 — . experin ; z objection + Waa ae chitaren.9 Tr. ir Thowas Gre Edward the oe Es- | wealth hi seg — pete Co aN. — % Tracing Lin beth’ resham forashit cotton-s 3 — e. 38 b eage to 000 h’s favorite nobles, and of Queen Ell 3 rming pinners, : ——— —— - xs ZA * — * — — 1 8 3 1 775 putations were tradesmun. rly Park, was a London —— thelr way from 5 . who ——.— THE OLD BARN — —— — 1 7 3 rn 12 Mal- Odorous. The 1 2 Inne society. ss oe west strata of Cen we ole barn’s 8 e us 1 0 — — . 1 . Le rst Lord Camde cy T NOBILITY PLAYE I wa any gaze OD , ong 5 A RS — — . ib Apply . Coexs. - — 7 ndon; Sir John Co a, & silk mercer fn | pl he old English nobi D OUT, With, the swallows 2 be enough im cents, SS | — — AN eS ee . nomas, Lo ckle, a mil ayed out in w lity a twitte and ‘ ora HAR 1 TFD—F Feen Somethin 0 , rd Cromwe ler, and | sul in wealth a are becoming | ribg notes abo 12 vhat you hal sooch an appetite. ISONV must hav 4 Wasten. — e no — — * 0 4 that Will Not Prove Soothi ' pes ae — the son —4 * x) Lord High * * r parte doth the —— Without, upon th ve my head, | brag a 6 does? * ut ILLE, MO av. and 4 Irrb- er a. 8 ning; t ng to r examples acksmith , w order 15 rofli € The Pheet n the half-s * — bp 22 4 ; e eels D n e Scions of American Snobocracy an cestors of Sy wall as hundreds of the vier tent ne old’ Innded mobility of Prospecting for a be silent. — af to town und drinks An Energetic,G ** care : . ‘D—Good * ° equal bl ility; who hav ut few d fami er ne 4 place to build hou rrested und some pee b rowi Apply 7 to N . abov —— 2 — ＋2 ave | repre traces bent lilies are st and rear h d se for see nd sent up mi ri; Cc ng Inland C any washi ousework in a small — cook and do gen- ve-named. ginnings with the sentatives of ma Und them. T Ti er quiet brood, haf to b xty days. If I tak t der work: guaty Se ity, 7 4 wages 12100 » reterence re amily; need not do Many of th are DoW as ny of the bi . he re hens upo h ay ten dolla take him out at of Cass C „ a quired; will From the New Y ha e highest offi who poor as that D uest blood Are seratoni the seedy fl shoke on m reash. Dot ut 1 ounty WANTED. 22 pay good | Ca Ira ork World. ve come to th cials in Engl whom Philip de ‘C uke of W eratching f oor, hi nme, und Shak vhas a bi — ' ALE. ho —Experienced gi 1 Eerasez the sto e Prime Minis gland | “‘followi: e Comines tel Exeter hile chauticlee or the scattered mselt.“ e he laugh ig YY “housework. 2.38 M Aine osok aad’ The sto les infames! re, the shop, th nistership from | b ig the Duke : elis us he Aud a cleer a challen grain; “Wh s all oafer New Manuf ANTED—OGom 2.38 Morgan st. 168 general | loweri rm of revolution i ant cottage. Si „the factory and th are-footed and’ of Burgundy’ saw nswers back in de; ge hears, se y don’t you ufacturers—New i mpetent cook; ering over E s looming a ea ir Robert Peel’ e peas- | bread fr nd bare-legged ys train 0 vafening strai rve out leave him i w Hotels—N 5 Mo Paci Mrs. R. Ghiseli > no washing or | and ob urope which wil nd, sauts who bee 3 people w i rom door to d ; „ beggin ld Charle n. cloth S time? H n there to ness Houses— ew Bus — — vis r Groves, ronarchies we the O er the hydra-head 7 ‘ eorge Canning 0 y owners, | if not y into the middle rs have found An 1 Ds crindlug at th ow at home in the u have nothing f rd and ent and Progress. kind of ——ç Competent girl f Ninilist i e Old World. In R . ed | * vine merchant w wus the son er. I d inute th 11 ith the the cui e certainly fel 4 com lress rush and G ethick, G zu that Sir G narriage, had a son | us to thei Yer id simill eer, sh would o not bell o en- House hi cuisine y felt well ork ine competition. B 5, this ee „ Garter-King-at-Ar Sir Gilbert spinster di on by the Earl. Thi tr ELECTRI turties, lizards ar familiar animals, with do anythin elleve that Bl re coe eae — Bee ie and service. I st. 147 Vy 4st! D bis Ofce. 63 ew thing; no | Pedigree of the Barons rms, made a false ster died unmarried in ti his noble C LIGHT DA perch, : „ clams, oyster imals, with | ©!™ply lets h g to injure Conk ee a reeded by Lhe city, an Dot Agents and canvassors | or which runs de Gre se | Chastity. Lier 1 in the aro ANGERS, : „ and ail Kinds sters, bass i 0 im alone, ling. He The po . ans feel justly p and all of 1 _ country. —_ canvasseer ——— lich he was convie . of Rutbin after by ; nuirigue was f ma of An Ex ome are as patur s of fishes . * p ke, vukiing is so b uated pulation of thi * ewe ot it b . soe Otome © $ for city and to the M ieted and o Miu, y the Countess s found out years pert Tells 1 ural and fresh S. most of whi his hat o bitter and county-se% this” beautifully : * ANTED—Exp Aap Co., 319 N. 4th st. 7. G farslialsea Pris ommitied | Dusband’ ess on the occas! — Be C How the Suppl here nre als sh looking ich ate that ther unchangeabl while it is clain vat in iss Was ally et. sol'citors o nerienced newspaper sub: K. 72 race, ( haries D son. And that } dell. s letters to he ion of her ut Off at An pply May | abies also seen all kind as in lite would not d e is scarcel , ein | Tuer $ claimed now th as about 1.2 , ; fice. =: s on salary. ‘ paper subse — i WN N udiey t * 7 115 ila cross 5 rself and L F y Mome 8, and nut 71 ids of fr . 0 to inj y any thi eis notal at it will*exe 200 K, wash 8 “4 1 73 y. Apply beiore 9 ibseription | ; orthumberiand y. titular Duk sOsslug each other. T ady lsa- rom the Philad ul. be s. The w ult, veget could be ure Biai: ng he | one wi house to rent exceed 1.800 : ; 3 g m. , Was 10 ir Duke of his wif er. The E: F nadelphlia Ti rs, pumpki + watermelons, e 9 — Preside — If Conkli th capital wh it in the city 800. tw - W ea 4. m. at this | forcing an entr und guilt 3 e from tl 5 ar! bough our thousand mes. N pkins, squt ns, cucu Blaine h nt by ling | houses for rent! who wo y, and at , Reliable ———_ anentry of marri ilty in 1658 of | £15,000 1e Earl of H gut w and of the Ed and plums » Squashes, a — e would “making up“ or renti , nid put up s — private pay full cor and wide-a Greenwich NR larriage in tl — 7 ° voliand 1 ent out Sun ison elect j is look ju t ‘ pples, pea not sa still u Pp wit ing invest g purposes wo! i some good Apply 2631 ; amistlen OF saiagy, 192s Olive st. * egister Book a n the East Mr. Jam Or | ‘Tuesday jultapeeusi¥ in N ric lights | Ius as though b st us fresh and 4 y that Blaine! nforgiving. I 10 tment. ould ud ita p. , — a ilk the „ and 80 mucl ‘ 200 rawloug-Troo } hat — At th » town dist 1 nd consume : ast 44 ld stone gathered, be 8 that Co me, but th through the 8 mall meanderi | D ’ coming E ' more of that | Duchess in held by R o first | able i strict of Br rs in the d This v: . yet all eart, while B nkling h an unli o corporat indering strea house- for g English D nat uchess > y ing Geor able i aod oadway sulfer owl Inis valley of e Blaine m ates in hi n unlimited ion, from th am, runs : get and he will | emocrat will Dar 3s of Portsmoutl ge . the é inconvenience M 1 utkered consider distan petrifactio li respect. Conk erely stands Silittle d supply of water e bea of whi 15 tocrat {laugh the blue not orchester. ci-de 1, the Couatess delphia age pe Tr. Hosklus siaer- ce trom the ri n lies at no from Biai nkling wonld on his self- depth. The s vater can be ol on ‘ 1 C 0 . to scorn, ue-blood aris- | aud tl . Cort evant mistress of 33 O1 e gent of the Fd ius, the Phila- | ® few months rich tin mine ; great | ; u Blaine or B paar accept no te some of the E surroandings re Named at 1 O 0 ihe peerage | 1e Countess of ress of James II expiained the n. son Company ' city wi iths ago. Iti discovered | 13 t p aine’s friend nder are see fastern county towns remind one : M age of Great Br Wiiliam II of Orkney „dar. nature of tite iy, lully ity will soon b 8 expected th: ji roud to eve 8, and Biai n upon every hi y towns. Thritty of : ree i ; shows us that to-d ritain and Irel ret! I., found themselves mistress of | dent i At present,” | We accident yester- aud aire: o built up at hat alarge | lere thas Blal er offer it, alth aine | the county are . ry hand, while the f. sy Saree de o-day ther 5 and | getuer in the roy: selves stand dent is hab: „ he said, “a similar ¢ or | | ready much 1. the tin mi agai Blaine. in his h ough I be- | f#pidly, : paying off their © farmers of tion as 2 dukedoms older th: } sre are only tw exclai e royal presence P nding to- 18 iabie to ha ’ simuar ace! in that local 1 land has bee mines, galust Conkli eart, has noi log y., and but ew ir indebtedness . y during 1 4 gate scoundrel Ch an ihe reign of tl 18 laimed Lady D ö Good Lord!’ work is as yet lar ppen anywhere tige vcality. A gent 3 been staked off | ter. He si ng, or any man o Lil wi}! baus. Oue very t. of them nego ess very . : f Arles 11 a d 18 profi- dence equal 4 01 chester, Ww ho : . * are cot ~ - argely experio 16. Our ic attaininent i ieman of hi rh d 1b simply def tad U for that mat- the future of y avorable featur * — beat lug neu ö 2 17 st ‚ guises more ancient th: „an only two ma tu * Ale her wit, WI a 8e impu- . istantly learnit ental, but w baken u 8, named b gh scien- ebate. That w ea Mr. Conk counter N Harrisoa ville is ro in glancing : Terr * st. Charles 8 Vietoria’s — 1 an the time of r- ought what we thr ’ 10 would hav have heretofore : wz by experienc ve hici » the vailey Bradshaw, h has ney as all he wanted ling in | versa y is tar ahead is the fact that at t t., up regular graduate « treet, St. Lo 4 8 crazy grand eof Queen | tere * They ree drabs should hav ave | that only ore acted upo ence, We | Which the fossi _ mentioned , hae | noe never pes Oses it. 8 nted. Conkli ersa, as is too often! of the town and nas vies : : : Louis, M he records show dfather, Georg hey had: Id have me oniy a fraction n the presi St ssil-remains are f above, in | ng ist So the ta! ug] Thee often the e ; aud not vic nr > Skin and o treatment ollewes, has ngiaud. Scotland . the 1.631 persons he : On the same terms — sed to the given plant will 4 ts supplied ‘i min 1 New York t . He was laine is to h : eto the Presid RK- 18,000 to $20 vt ty or the e est. ö een u St. Lot Blood [ise of Chront nered and Waies sons in Nell Gwy! a ms. time. This be burning: “a DY nines, and has b N 0 examine th Se » help Conkli sidency and Santi 20,000. There are ity 18 valued Edeete know. Ocnsnlt city pa axes than any othe’ itary titles, there i ies wuo now hold | Clerc Wrens eidest son, C on 1 lis is usually th g at the same five montl „been in the e o tin uatorship is si ng to the New Y ki ptist, M. E. (Nort! are five edifices —— 0 7 avd invited w. Consultation . 9 show aud all er | House of Lord hg is not even one |! irc, owed his elevati ’ harles Beau uay it was dark e 5 6 case, but on T ist hs. He has no vuutry about mply fatuitous ork and Presbyteriat , M. M. E. Soutl es, viz.: 0 When it is +; A friendiy talk at office or by tk aid rect in 4 Ss who ean elai g oN in the the finesse of } 0 on 10 the pe on ail the b 1 early in the aft ue , and Alter maki — Su perior as a M PBEVIOUS FA 0 also an . if . all And ( bristian. g 1), 1 umber- N medicine e * . INCI —— | M ale descent from a b aim a single di- tue pres lis mother, who erage to | eous! urners were di afternoon and | the East Rages tangy his repor chem- any attem ILURES. inter ePiscopallah socie jan, while there - . e * 1 7 . : _ > * 8 * * " * © us nd ie ghted et 10 On the 1 | Ol * to pa * Bi: pts have be resis have ‘ ty * 1 ii” : 4 E is —— — be sent by mail e city for treat sing. agna Charta or of aron who signed gaid: ** Sue of King Charl 1 one dav in J. The wir up simulta attentio in discoveries rties in aine and Conk en made to handso Pan adequate re} educational — frankly stated.” nne 8 Nha et everywhere. | Agipeourt. A of a peer who fougli d ald: “Come here aries II., his fatl heavily cha es, therefore oa n to experimenting es, turned his | less to nkling togeth e to bring NN i d. — 5 01 5 ipeourt. Among the ought at | receiving e, you little aer rged. If th „ becam Mr. B ontins up 3 say that t! er, but iti cost Of $20,000 ane was erceted ee @ Nervo 1 Hours © e m. ¢ doubt extsteit ts On ele ‘ng the titled earls t! ving reproof f + bastard.” had. occ e same c — radshaw hi pon the f noted hey ha s need- | larg 00%, aha Is Vv K Was erected | us Prostr mos p.m. ie ig | Olly elexen remaining u arls there are | Inde vof irom the K! On urred before £ e conditions dulte va had concei osails. ed one 1 ha ve all failed. O arge enciosure. * ery pleasantly s ed at a — and Physi stration, Debil * either Nor — who were creat eed, she Was Very 5 ing, she replied: | use of the Edi e the introduet NIN at first—th dived the ide about. ppened to k One] Wich effici — The sciiool h y situated in J cal We ’ } ity R f man, Plantage | g e ated by ter name * ver} sorry. 1 Pp ed: ison pate te 7 ion and chemical , at by i - — De Witt Cli now sot . cient tutelage : us SIX Gepar a to o other Weakness, Mer „Mental of these, six a genet or Tudor r name to give hit v. but had no bet- | g the conse ut cit-oif and whi operations reversing the | ime ah linton WI nething | Of at least 250 ge and an average attendane st. (new B affections f th ercurial and Fiftee , six are merged in hig! or, and After he was cre: u, poor boy!“ 1 ire seri quences would b safety- hich the various of nature, thr 8 eavy merchant i ieelor, at on A small unk ä attendance ones, Blood of Throat, Ski pork en peerages descend fr igher honors. | Duke of Se A reated a baron a Shortly | w serious than temp ave been far inanimate, Ww ous objects 11 rough quentiy a contracto n New York © | somet all public library furnis! — Ski xd Impurities „Skin or | Of London who w yscend from Lord Mayors ce of St. Albans 1 and later on dnn would hav iporary darkness tt „were petrified, he animate and | Yety rece r for Indian , Subse- | fised—th e up-staire N in Affectio sand Pois eit : Io were traders | Mayors Lady Belasy . u unusu: lave become h s. The lem to their firs „ he mig ntly one of th supplies 4 ished—the Ca . ‘(ree weekly pape cleus for 141. oad A edit ns. Old So . ming ity. In fact, n lers in that ancier P 15 As ys, anotl : un ual curre ot under fres! . rst couditi g it restore ers of New Y o Police © „and and #8 County Demo 2 papers are 7 | nents to Marria, res, Ulcers >| famili , many of the founder ancient | Of King Charles ier fair and frail have beer ent aud the the shness. He beg: ition and pristine | fam! ork (who i omuission- | eleties. People’s Journ — tne Gane Mews rie iles - » . arriage, Rh „Im- 1 es had their origin iuders of nobie | King’s br * es’ court. Was a mi dame s en imminent lere wVouid analysis of tl egan by making pristine miliars as “Clint” s known amo n- | cieties are ve * urnal. The various ass News Penne. — Especial att *. eumatisn om Ward, an i! 8 in stock like that 1. s brother, the Duk s a mistress of the Some time ag danger of * bank : 1% petrific e. 7 aking a careful could reach ne Wheeler), th ng his | Mandery well represeute us CIVIC - over-worked ention to ¢a ly} and s9 , an illiterate Yorkshir hat of | Sew & uke of York, wi e of the AP bc saw fire, | banks of the str Pearths composi Fe: ch the desired „thought he | . y,, Counell sented, there belug © . — . Sei 7 85 a} a. shire ge f un il! ara ; n * etrie 8 the eae |. cine De h 5 Stream posing th eatherly end H odge of . , Chapter ug Com- — t brain and sur SCS from a d nolan English lar : 1 ro grog Nell Cuy paramour anothe 10 8.50 | st electric ity under 1 action | make experi ’ then proc a“ 8 J every bod 75 — e is a F Li ani the A. 7 1 and B or Ain. ‘ — er Lud N im urgical Cases nade and becan arin laborer, who was | After iwynne, the Coup her -patrician, | ances, in a large r similar circ ithe li riments upon plums ocecded to both Biaine y's friend. He | elix | G2nization of I. 9. 0. F „& A. M., 3 — f st. * 52 ten or Lndul . Indiscretio es. Baror W Came the Right U. > as i * ter an assign: : intess of So — the suf : , wo mili in thi : * unn ; at, and in ‘ bi . ums, peache th 2h and Conkli * SG Knew Ve found A v : . F., K. of H e has au ore - Wee monte geuce, producin, n. Execes vil ard, upon th nn. Thom i twe ssignation being uthesk. | w ety-caicnes —— city, bef were crow! | about a mes. and ought he could: ng well tertai ery good b: and A. O. U. W ing to do Sight or P a s: Nervousne } : ucing some 8, ferrin } * * | ym te Duke of 1 air 145 een the Co: Eilng discov amie - | wires b * e were intr. i ~? ore > crow ned witt > mouth his tf or * * Arrabge i mae” and he ‘rtalnuents wi yall Htted up for U. W. B. 24. this les on r Vision 38, Debility. P ot the him irom the p N ,ucea trans- Jame ; untess of Cbhesterfi ered be- | | s became surcharge oduced. ‘Th His proces wit ¢ ompiete suecess etforts : five years t. This i chairs. ’ th stage scene * or public en- : | Face ision, Defective 4 imness of | 20 that al position of stable t es, her hust sterfheid and R | began to fly rged aud the 1 process is in t ~ bUCECESS Speak Ars dato wh was four pnery and ; ; nfitness - Aversion to 8 Memory, ? of valet de ch stable boy | Country sband carrie and King | ing O fly about the w . e lightning dete Ut f 1 the main K ‘ 5 eaker and C lin en Blai A very notice: about 300 — o Marry. Mel: o Society of Fé „ Pim- | to the P =a chambre, ai d buury house ' ied her off Zi} ing ma ; je walls in 1 Ss i. „but it is K Sept a prof York onkling Se ne was 8 tot, 1Oticeable featur 5 — ees with 1. pirits, Pains in 8 Rest (one of the 1) k Jie Alp. ca nate 18 poor 1 a 10t, however : | U ented by the — ace idents are now f - ott 1 ‘ 4 bath, com Ee eC rat uses an Wheeler p 1 New carried oy — Alge and complet ng Harrison {thout hindranc iparaileied suce % Rack. ete, | merchs Jukes of Norfolk | poisoned by h Ady Denham » as contriv: Sutety-catcnh It 1 V pFe- her acids, in posed of fluori 1 ler at that time! ‘rate and Pa- can give to u Claes of ent that a — express. 8 — iey, Dak uke, His Grace J ace, passion througl 7 a victim to the K 4 supplying connected with t! ere the s upon the silie: zutraltzes the lime ; knew Blai onkling rather b things up. ous manufacturing | un Gite int! — the gen wS. appliance | ences attains er elan paying attent Di ’ e of Northumber!: % John Dud- | tess of OC; h the assistance ing Si; Mug the burners. 1 the wires | @#0uminous silica, Afterward ; aod laine, avd etter tha and necess baie interests suit ion of var tae edi pe ie resorted to. «a! eat skill. « tteution Judlev wh ! zumberland, son of astiemaine, W e of the Co at such point uae he plug 1 : t s solutions a are used York Sen: . 50 he went n he con ssities, will rec 1 Kto its demat do house. es ofall ages a! . aud the prove very known | pre 2 Was employed * 101 that e, who acted as un- | throng Iints oontains a sm: F insel ted ne secret of t nd other svluti ¢ tl enator first 1 to tne New onspicully. lit W. rive nanew impet hands accustom. n and all 2 8 — 4 good rem JEssSon by King H . in acts of op It h A BIGAMOUS KI S procuress. rough which the d 8 mall lead ribbo. careful! N he composition 80 utions, at W heeler (contid ought to hav g . crockery, quee aß suggested th l us tou are at te do, no exp — cuilfaiin, ka ee the grandso 2 Henry the Seventl D. as been claimed * the charge Dec current passes. W — refully guarded. of which is | Ordered the } ent of his succe e said | first-class ary Msware aud fancy goods store for aa periments lly. Kuow!l W orces son of a carpente 1, Was | committed “pe. wd that King Ch piy comes tov str “— Vhen To his great b. N 1e best dinn success) and | ass dry-goods hous * y goods, anoth t nurse oO A AGE CU minster Hall t ’ O Was brought into W i | ortsmouth at the h with the Duches 31 Of course this e. current is broke Sli ia’ ound that the a joy, Mr. B ject was 18 4 judge of di g ey could eommercial bine in, ould pay, and pi ud ture wire : d : ; a t- ras ouse of ss of Arse this Causes the 11 nat once, tions used in t the Same bi rad- as that Bi noers. H S500 ; usiness for the p. pay well. 1 ces giv- Me, I lilustrae E ard witl | bearing upon his breas est- lington, he havi eof the Ear! of but that ine es the lights t * edin the defossilizati yaths and s meet hat Blaine and C is ob. £000,002 and-the e be past Year » 206 no postal hook con 4 or postage — od in cluh and gilt L. 2 a tuts strange device: ‘Tl ast a plac- | Queen , aving uiarried ! * of Ar- at inconvenience lights to go out vegetables. 3 ossilization of frui sold r at this big dit onkling si Wheat, ¢ export trade as ar Was OVER ‘ * . + ne : e - — mpud eur — ce ice: The 1 ‘ W a8 still " * 1 8 161 whil lug the b * U 1S preferab 8 7 0 operated . i : fruits a restau + iner at Wel k * hould : " corn, flax : 118 much 0 * want to know thé cartons, deoutialer tner This pretender to the Ear! alse and | Lortsme : living. Ine o his | are uilding burn. 1 le to hav. | Of Dshes, reptiles equaily well i ud rant in the worl elcker’s, the bes roduce forn , Cattle, hogs, 8 88 ning rbom few mos. Hes large editions doubtfaior in uisi his umberland.“ A b . e caridon of North 5 * : ath, like his t} 9 Duchess 01 Te made of v. 1 * hese lead ribb stave . 0 les and animal a 11 the Case twelve person ; or d. Th ere W 1 est Mueh of t! A ! the important aah ONS fruit and 13 * oth by its advice ealth, Heauty 11 10,000 each. eold tive ' ily tree tl ranch from the ws 1115 f UCNESS of Maz: ; Other MLStrTess lights are t Arious Ses. W Ons * A880 of restoration Ww ‘ als, until A Cc rts j of his . 8 present— 0e! * ere to be beel ‘ 10 Krain former! 4 articles of expnor 1 : advice. Paver covers appiness ar avery the Lords Dudley same fam- | Un, W. Mazarin, niece of Cardinal & 88 be supplied w tere fifty | SPectal solutt as reached = 1 ¢ abinet officer . Grant, a lew ane pork. y sold is now put — * — = “Be. 8 promoted W hom the ir * ey and and Wa 4 oi eo as the Lo- bety . — Al dinal Waz use a connect . Wwe must neces Pe iw were K utlons and di 1 Us after which enough of , 2 61 4, a few S ‘ * ow MANU - : put into or in 5 = PCE toa sist present representative 1 ard. of | King Louis XIV etween King Charle ka- rent that w iou capable of resist! COSSarhiy | ere required. Mr Br ifferent treatme the Si foreign Ministers Senators and There are FACTURING DEVE ri thrown / Dr AC U — Ike ster of the Prine g as married | #00 for t! 7 : in the obtai 10 s and te wouldsoon melt ; panes ing a cur- schemes, int aye om radshaw, at ent * Supreme Court to s aud Judges wiel sonia Many wvrane : LOPMENT. : L. riend Lad > nce 01 W al ae? : I woe 0 rlist - alnal of a ended Lo t . , 10 a lead ~ : , * ends SUD | i was ’ noug Othe W heeler UN 4 make ur ' of iC could be — venth and Ki hs nis, Mo 4 10 First. ascais should receiv amous blue-blo increased ce er of lights has SIM=- | * rom mutton 4 meats of al Iaryland rom the east n the tion b 8. utter per day, 8 capacity will! | GULAR GRADU ighth streets.) — THE DUKE OF these are: eceive d tic oded | reine , while tue little sal s largely um 2 chops t all » canvas-bac ern sho „ Decembe Fand it is to be In opera. experience, Du DUA'TY. oi The Duk E OF ORME, ese are: ue notice remaine é littie safety wir I zutlets an o meg: de Grac back duck re of ei thes er}. It will be be In ope pure N Gen — " pia 10 ual method * wioese life lon , uke 01 Orme' , - : Sir . * Among — led 100 small. 6 32 sv * WII 8 have 1 rom his 3 and mastodo gath- race, celerv fr uc — from H : me Southwestern 4 L under ti W » * ‘- g room | Consultation Fiee. Hours; 0a 1 nad | P . the bs that this noble But- .. n Bart,, who in 1712 1 to the 5 Comes they had — eh pa . ws 1 2a PP yy ps 9 mp best cslinte ta S —— — is a has a r — — ä —— i : N * 14 . * . 3 N. In. town > cures * 3 u as ts Tr d > * . , noble 1. * ; ‘ * 1e 10 . 1 wT — . i aa was “ Gark ness 1 ! e E ne cons 16 co of . - regetabl sw « m 2 “ 0 1 0 oubt ( 1 2 2 or W * 15 1 ing 4 — i) 1? bar . . * do light Dr. Jacques' o Fee Until -m Sunda in t! . pre ecessor a pers ain- ring, was f , aliey for ste; died 1 — . ie trouble um- e nsidered i N esas it may * ) his gu 3 heeler ness. It is fit merchant a rrels per th. ) : diseases ca — specialty 2 ene fited. , ie pleasing oceups son employ ‘ wae 4 Gund guilty a Re ailny a gold 7 simply — vie is easly reme ies—h 8 * 5 1 the light of } 5 ake y now 45 I have sai i h Ceess. approve : ted up lor r ha exchange 5 — * ‘ ila ad ly Ab 2 ra Bs * — uncorki ’ ipation of co * a ed oli 1 horas * nad transport . 56 wires Tj . . 15 lnuserting tl ic " . 18 > 18 W Lil bring 0 ¢ 118 disco * He 0 0 * e went to 7 g ved machin i 2 oller proeess , UN * N use, Nee V 1857), all | Far ng bottles. - rkipg a Ar as Gurgrave nsported. — his is no t pre hicker safety ane and fresh. ; g out ail kinds a ver- ound the * onkl automat . ery and has: * with mos at 1513 Bea: : NERVOUS (DEBILITY “(wath 832 * ot Chester. as the Boteler to — | barf: pm was indicted — * peer Priory, g 25 as & gus 4 atom New Tork be I a such 1 ga hee e kt —8 . 2 R Harrisonville Mill power intrust emorvy. weak S). LORS OF NERV thout | 1e preseut Duk 1 lung at York jurder.. tried HY mains asa 1 O enlarge it — Mr n 1% demands as may ’ said Co K r knocked. “C capacity us 0 and seventy-five ie Mills Dave * » * . stunted deve eyes, downe NVE Pow- | des ; ukes of Leeds , Crime wa se : mm Dodswor ' ? . A mus ee e neiguborhoe 1 * Pe 1 8 SUp- 4 r. Bradshaw : l $ of the n ** Wi On ling in hi} Come dos: | * 12 8 a forty I o barrels per day up stairs § povecienes blood velopment, lack cast look, self- cended from Edwar eds are directly oe! as “polsouing th says his st insert safety-catc! d grows, SO we with fishes uw has had such gr larket. | ; ieeler entered s reat fe Oca. trade pr Orso power e per eng % this i n AM. if | apprentice of a ri ard Osborne, tl y | oven a boy of his kit and burning | er resistance as t. catches capable ofa * 1 fishes, reptiles, aud af great success I his h i and found Conk voice. esides.these. tncipally. engine, ang | ly, safely and: pediment to marrt m WII ofa rich Lond ? le@ poor er Sir Rie} S kitchen.“ His hai iu the} J stange as the cous * ola great- mals, that he as „ Aud 4 few 38! ves | W ands in a 8 ukling was tablishiment se we found N 1 . privately aured K age, i tam Hewitt : aon clothier II cle hard Gar; rav 1 118 haif-brot * ne New 1 Or K: : . sumption were: 2 bet . . — — . 8 and Morgan. 8 4 ral kinds, a in * 8 tlie ate isle also tried * Ames W. Bosle . ri 1 acitie aystel aivis: ms al the , ional sework; : a? — Cres NERVOUSP EDY!) The Hays E: ew. dered Henr Balfour, of B A Bar- 2 and a mastodon steak, ail elon, some frul tween th ied to effect a re r of Car. | een a n. giving them ar great Mis- ; a nry Stenhouse, zurleigh r-Room Th quartie eak, all of whie ralt 1 the two st conciliati . rr apply. Los SEN TA YSICAL from aris of Erroll, ar | Inverkeithli nhouse, a sch gh, mur- at is in T arried out of rich had be suee atesinen, b on be- | well as uort way | oe of Many V L Ny } afarm laborer and hf e descended | } eithling and was , a schoulmaste From th wo States. the sé the banks of ae SOE ‘cess. He Is inti „but he met wiel of which th CASS COUNTY, rb aud soutn — 8 . : 1 readed by and was sentence ster, at! In G e Hartford Cor ame day. of the cr ever utimate with b 1 NO deserve this city 15 1 ge! a rk, Call 1 Spermatorrhœa, e * b ly appened to be o is to sous g ed by the “maiden,” enced to b n Greenwi rant. Mr. Brad: reek y one else, he oth, and, i deserves more tu the seat of een 6th : ; Lier tail. whenali otn- Y, when Kei =: eld of L. scape from his ut wes per street W . . his State Se aw is now e hatchet. It i : ey oul rht . one of the a word at . zent, now | : d. a1 War a Cure 6 Danes. T yneth the Third d on- | Later 8 i his prison | is permitted . hich divides Ne „ under the ments in the direc . making e once K t is even said s to bury | ly! most fertile ar at our hands I : 4 times the a bottie. lar — F 108. They took efeated i} on Queen Anne n before execi Connecticut +s New York St restore ection of givi experi- made an eff . that Gen. G ying in the wester areas in the e - tt 38 at | ‘ r ttle,, | their ploug! K part ln the fig 1e | count of Anne pardoned him ition. | Jiquor satob Jeremian W. abe trom |e ere ise ng life to the | Jom! ort to bri - Grant | the Meg DP — — y address, Sold y eXpress a oughshares ght witi of the nobility of hi ed him—*‘or qQuor satu l nalen has K Our Coms „ and with mue the ing together—f ng Blaine pce sr uri River. It ts ; zunttes second . | Senn r | The secreta 8. . i In a verdict y of nis family.” 1 ac- | that ie: yn for many vears ale ept a mstock friend says ti 1uch suecess, effort may a sailed, of cou and | celtains in the netul is about 24x30 mi d trorma st., for | i — — ropr.s.7is Olive st. 3 NSTITUTR, | land.“ taryship which Rober of Werke rendered against | — ad to the cellar % 8 Tne steps creature like @ terri says that a giytodol never s 3 well de aband ree. The genutie roiling t ghborhood of 460,0 „ — „ St. Louis, | di 7 a poor Fnight,“ occupi ‘rt de Hol. | “We fi se, the followi: gainst Lord Grey and it is a d a are in Conn CPS larger than; rapin or ar 7 „ A ueceed. Conkli ndoned. It and no fla: bo Opegiaphy wi 9 wcres .of & ** : — — de Planta „ occupied to T We find | ving sentenc ey, | saluon | disputed quest ecticut, S an an ox, beg: madillo, br Blaine d ? ing hates B ean t boggy land: „un no ab r 77 * run MATT — — genet, the Earl of » Thomas fe iim guilty of ntence appears: saloon itself is = estion whethe two days af 7 an to move ! ’ 1. vesn’t care thr laine, and stone Casi, pa ands. The 80 brupt hile | 7 en of 9 — the immed: Doe tg of Lancaste as confidence A the most odious urs: | Whale is in Connectic Weiner the | ati ys after Mr. Brads 6 its legs in ling’s friend ee straws famo „part & rich, black jo is ot a Ume 0 and Traders’ he assignment of b late reason of the Caster, Was ö ce, the meane „dious abuse iaiven. claims pCLICUE OF New York ating upon | ’ radshaw be ndship or e for Conk us muſatto of black bam al me ae Charlie j „eie je he Ke . Jukes of Surrey : Hmily | ungr: and the mos M. the bas- leu Was rece . New Y 1 once or twice ti ie he’ wa ne. r let th hich bas a tis under! 3 in tam | Furies’ and. 1 e, LL, Kraft, ass ‘ereby Kent and Ba f Surrey, Earis o ngratetul and ost ungener liquor wi ecenuly arreste Ork. | ey ee lifted its he: s there it @ | and soup-sto sub-stratt alg OF . ead and raders’ bdaving | gnee ot A rons of Hollaud y. Haris of ; ~~, most unfeelin: rous, most juor without lie ested tor selling eyes. He had lead and ope Ww 4 the coun ne. Coal is! atum ot meet . hibited us stitut povert : " > fobert Fit | eel|lny se trial ! dt icense. 11 * ming ait inf ad already suce ypened its IThor’s Co ounty but : ouod in var ne ae City of St. 1 * to the Cire on has /y „Stricken lad 8 . e. itzuoth, Ear! of g seitishness.”” | ; al before a Justi le Case Was eral kinds of fis y succeeded w and Li mpound of Pa ledges only m ere urious parts of work trust to the Uetobe statement of the ace: ae Conre agen Deulson, WI from Yorkshi ause he was a robbe of Huntington, bi higher cc Justice aud was tak as on swimming L fishes aud turtie (w ith sen- | the pi me. The advant re Cod-Liver sand al A five buildin Cppings and shal „ tes | i Grated’ tamale term, d, of said g ounts of his in London, & „ho succeeded in bu: tire, | has ever si robber and nobl tou, be- tions for burt. It presents s en up to a] mming about in e (whieh he ha e platu Oil is, tl age of this corm oil a and ilme rock. stone jis aval! — — be all N voucher «. and ’ court, togethe n, @voluted i — 1 DUSLNEdS | , since his time e combine igus for the lawyer S some knotty au small reptile 1 a pool,) wi sol is enti , that the pause ~orupound over The co a ° dllable, both x; Gere 1 said e ud that sald acco: er | peasantr $s family tr s| peopeot E 1% been honor wd, t awyers to pick ty ques- eptiles, and had: ich several rely removed ating paste Cam uty is wel | November court in room No. |, 0 ats will y to the rankof.1 rom the 01 England und onored by the | o solve. One vo pies at and the Cour two Weeks sad a badger th pulatabie. Th „aud the wh of the p Brauen, G watered wit trary be sh . Ida, unless good — , on tin Sth day vrough., of. Barons Lond ; 1a Kobin Hood er his populs alt settled bef ne question must | 9 gurt e sks. it would prob: that lived acted as ag e offensive taste of ~ ered tribtuarics ory Grand River ; h Big Creek mity | f * Rl n F. VO: the con-| he prese des- One of 5 ular name th: efore the case can t 0 definitely | te end of its natur ably have li eet BE objection of the Oil has | unfailing, a A , ARLES F. : nt Lord B ; yf the Earls c that is., W. ase can be dec Xx jas w atural life ved the trouble to its use; ong ing, and | good spring ous er 0 . Bber Peacock Clerk Cireuit Court Cit Cons. rect fr rd Belper’s fami | nephe Zarls of Angles 1 „ “Where doe velded. and as was found fe had it not b cutes mi is obviat ; but in this | imb nanv Of tle brings, reliabie — | HERIF RS SALE Vi nn ee the blue bloods, 1 ef factory at Be: i- | to be kjdna Annesley, Baron of A d his | of “Pig-eye which goes by tl line run? net bi hestiil remained s ssectivn—thas its | Zine and succe n here to testify t certifi. the area of the e sumption (avout . ork; atlas SALE.--By virtne and — — — — ble. ak vods, The ather per to try * : pped beyond the 1 of Altham iig-cye ” was d 1% familiar na nut having . 9 stous the sol : Line, but ss of * Wiibor’s C o the excel- hara wood v: — countz) is fo one-tenth of le tthe Cl tie ssued from the om Strutt, elper, was one SU no- dv . rped his es 2 $s coun- evade the jiquor 1. , and has been roat. etrated at y ihe medical . ’ it .# regular! and ulnutor vak fr 4 not uneon ual returnable to the reuit Court of the Cit 9 0 who invented e Jedediah | ard Wortle states and It is el juor laws of1 the | A.B. W noulty is suffici prescribed Farmer. om fuur to s union to see N. d to me directed, & r term, 1883, of said ire of ribbed © for the m azy, frail, but ac azu. son that the cel ivse Who ough es. For Dys; gists. ; mist, Boston, and or sale by to locatlo S15 to Sh per 1 diameter f @ relation and , wherein the State of Mi court not yet, how 0 stockings 1 an- Wortiey accom plished ol the a cellar is part j nage ghtto know Spirits: yspepsia, indige ’ by all dru ha u, With seme ev per acre, accordl . ie. Collector of th to the use of Satna i * e Branc owever, had the g ; hey have | D , and grandson of ied Lady Mary in the other, and none State and forms and General Del ation, Depression g- | Das increased at lea evgu higher, The be — ee aan pp pws one of St. Louls,! nie] C. Hudson, rancepath © e “garter.” uke of Kingst mn of His Grace E Mary in eithe r. aud that liquor e d part | forms; also as a Jebility, in their o| How to pre — two years st forty per cent „ fect : , is plaintiff aud : , in the State of Mis- lordiy Nevi astle, the ancie in ston, WAS ce Evely: er State. an be sold there | ABV: ywreventive aj various C pare stuffed The lane ent in the | Wy P and seized the fol! _ nets named Cx elonged to a fainily of the | Hebrew. His ubbery from the n Paris | p tecently a house W se bartend. | mmeBnorates & 1ittent Fevers, the“ and | Xavier W yle, is thas desc Mme: | Crowe luxuria and fertile, all x SY and state of pointe. situated in the elt lowing de- — * ole. who were or y of baro- | lishe . is adventure de house of : ig-eye,”” und as put up ove CASWELL, HA; xir of Calisa , the “Ferro- irts, of the Soci : ribed by M. Clever is be ntly. A great dea inds of graes * tax bill on 1. and IN t. Louis is at Gateshead 1 originally black | shed, are equal to t es, Which he ait is claimed so arranged that . r the | by all Dru ZARD & Co., New, ¥ y=, = by authropique, anda fil ete Culinaire P * | terest i ing raised, conse ~ a ot timothy anda : scribed in Bo pew inte action is 2 e Hen of than they bega 10 Ihey ended lack- rome. ne most extraor pub- ed, a bar-room iu eacl Here is, as tients re ggists, Is the best * ork, and sold white cap and s flue a chet us hil- | quanté at ali times impro queutly tie sock | * i, 4 jot of 1 as follows a and de- Mark Cole „ for the las worse Th aordinary ch State. recovering Lrom ¥ st tonic, and for pa- | apron: © ever wore ties of thoroug oving. here > . . t: ae suit’, burvi " / il t of then 6 slol y of th ' * has uo equal ever or ein 7 pa p ant 0 al ut the top tle and h Tu bred st * are large . and 150 Sone ts Second street 0 feet in fro The Ba et, died in abjec „ Sir by her tr de Countess Organizer of V 1 er sickness it tom, 60 j so a small piece of the | bu s, being introd ek, priucipally e. x9, in Lowel! length or depth, being Ste | shi rons de Havehe, of } ect want, the EF treachery causing tI of Nottingh General Ruf of Victory. 3 „% it will stand from the bo ram, Hereford, Pol! Seed tute the ane, And I will, on addition to suid cy lot 13 in hs. Dugdale « e, of Hacche, in WI | the Earl of Ess — sing the executi nam, | consid ‘ ufus Ingalls. Quart bn. A. D. W all the inside, a 8 ly, then t- | are the favorite , Poiled, Angus county. 4 0 MONDAY Eustac : ‘ays, are dese * ilt- | histori Essex. has xecution of ers St, Jacob's ermaster General, | 723 C . WiLLiams, Oc w s near t cut out | Potand Chin: $ for cattle ; and Jorseys 6 between the nots urg DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883 the — r on y descended from ore Fab en been told in all the spraius and bruises KK best 2 723 Chestuut street. , Ocullst and Aurist, pies See it. Fill Aen abe: By ble | * ye" . — Thus Ht —— * . * ve clock in Gebo in the forencea who a ing Edwar it in | Russel 1 of Ess saps 2 sid tek it stand ract the b salt run inate arketiug com Pass east front door ot * afternoon of that da br ae made a baron ward the Firs sselil, Algern SSC. along wi * “Sh — 8B until ju itterness) farm rests are i commodity. Aes e Court y, at the The nobi not him. ze First, | was | : on Sidne ith Lord Ain’t This C ake Shta the st before di and let has its orca mproving; a . 8 f Mi eusé, inthe ctt noble family ? vetrayed b iney and Hi For $2 w heap? ys In. nside with nner time 8 Ameri ara. Th ; Almost every | SS. to tne ssouri, sell at y of St. | ham, ¢ y vf Baron C ard, w y the i ampde we duplic From the Det b a little wa Stew cap, With a. © population i ; ighest bidd at public augtion, tor m, come trom J n Capel, of „ who turned 8 nformer. IL. in, | styles c ate in shape an rT roit Free Pre utter, ceyenne ter There is ove a very sm jon are largel and costs 3 will satis! 4 . a of Londou, who r „A Graver aud he s evidence,” ien diff shoes worn this seasan arme,“ said e he comes a big sl all plece of o cut t spices and very fine wiieat rai neut of Menonites — St. Louls, Mo., Se Sheriff of . SON. liament i A Represei 2 eSSiVe transacti y disre ; Bals, Cop ranted solid le ratiot Avenue Stati * armer at th fill it water fro Before less than operty is about 1 i valuation vtom bor l Bt. Louis, Mo. and Lord M native in P N. als, Congress, Imitation La ather Inj oH Station yesterda 8 with the bet m the shell and | Teh — 85 06,508, 008, we per’s grandso laygt of Loud ar- but itis 4 the score could ue-blood Pshsh Walke ce, Creedmoor, E „Denen that!?“ 1. crumbs of stuffing 1 p $ actual value. The lich ts 24 dra u, Sir Henry C don. The! ti } needless ip vi uld be varrated, | 52 ers.etc. This is wi r, En- Vheil, Shake w and er the top, wi ‘ te bread into the nat rous county ; us, with @ ty apel, married e greater portl ew of the f _ | Shoes. In th vat we do in el mo * e was radder la put into th th a little eitize eral frase channele uring its wealth ; “s : . lis ion of th act th e finest bandsewe heap re on der table: zy und he b © oven butter, nehip, good unels, ane a a glish titled nobility are 0 1 of the Ra gents and ladies we h ewed dress shoes for de sbttikes on —— — two men. Last v eat | PFOwa. for few minutes to imity to markets wes tacilities, — 2 . ing bough style and ead the St, Louis “Is h ne for wages.” heek| T are M of mate 2 2 ne 0 ght up by | low prices at market in “Oh e of age!“ pine eee real genuine s te it, r — — for tab- 55 1 1 * \ 1 * seed tee no. Shake vhas onl se, take a little Sop bi sleep and chilalike needs is tire re at the city of Harr at. hand to Att Bud the ME Fides os amous, Fifth and ef he cane 1 16. Id on re | her qulsite skili urrison ville Mos Wich Morga arn his oan pe- retiring. products aud and capi . eee un. und so I tells h poard mit, any fa Neuril prospert add large! tal to convert 3 ‘ im I vhas wil rmer A Cures New uy. y to ber Wealth and 2 ng to poard AI raigia. SITUAT! — a AND 6. te. > pain instantiv. Sold | Ceediug three lines — and help wanted. not . . umns of the Post inserted free in he waa — ‘Se ( a Disrarcx. t co mf * 1 N . 5 1 } a $x * N 8 N * . a i 2 0 * 5 4 ‘~ Re 1 * N ay 2 f * — 3 5 ee es * * — Y beets 2 E ne e =" 2 ees „ ae ; AE 5 * 5 pil : ‘ 7 1 x =» * 3 1 4

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Our Specials are not found elsewhere, they being made to our order, and according to our own idea of what and how a thorough and satisfactory School Shoe should be made. | LOW PRICES! J. G. BRANDT 504 AND 506 FRANKLIN AV. J. N. WARD Furniture, Stove and Carpet Company, 1111, 1113 and 1115 Franklin Avenue. FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and EVERYTHING in the HOUSE FURNISHING LINE, selling at Greatiy Reduced Prices on WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Cali and see us. Open antil 9 O Clock Every Night. boarding-house affected by colored people, and among ber boarders nat loug ago was the coach- men of Mr. Greeley. Mr. Greeley gave the fellow money every week with which to pay bis board, but the landlady never received it, and when he had run up a bill of $120, she got tired of waiting and asked Mr. Greeley to pay her the money. The latter refused on the ground that ne had al- ready paovided for its payment. Mrs. Boyden | SPORTING What the Arbitration Committee Did at New York. > ._ ? ay work. 4 Av. ae . een Paris. 0 2 e 1b por cous lower * f a“ : ’ N ae 2) st thing that cool weather admonishes UNDERCLOTHES, Our showing i and fancy Merino, Oxford, and California aS te of Camel per Garment, $1 to $7 for comes to us direct from the Mills, that our potas = 6 2 SUR *＋ * * ALL-WOOL SUITS ANY STYLE YOU WANT At $8 50. At $10 00. ‘At $12 50. At $13 50. At $15 00. At $16 50. At $18 00, At $20 00. At $22 50. At $25 00. At$2750. 11 330 00. + + Over Two Hundred styles represented in all the fash- ionable makes and fabrics. e defy the world fo beat us on low prices and variety. No Western competitors, AT * FAM FIFTH AND ee ee Re ae a oe * OR — — ͤUñ———0 city. Don’t forget this. EASY TIME PAYWEN CHEAPEST place for parties going housekeeping to buy, for cash or time, Furniture. Stoves, ( arpets, ö and everything needed in housekeeping. We guarantee the public to sell cheaper than any house in the] large lines of Gents' and 1 4 — Boys' Boots and Shoes ex- clusively. Nobby Shoes, Latest styles. FRITSCH FURNITURE AND STOVE COMPANY, 1502, 1513 to 1515 South Broadway. Open until 9 o’clock, of Pharmacy. ALEXANDER’S DRUG STOR N. W. Cor. Fifth and Olive Streets. Pure Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Sponges, Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Combs, Soap and other ancy Toilet Articles. ALEXANDER’S UNRIVALED COLOGNE WATER, Prescriptions accurately prepared by competent apothecaries under the supervision of M. V. Alexander, graduate of Philadelphia College ee — vantage of and the Rich Man's solid comforter. the best Heaters on earth. H. Who sells anything and everything on the Installment plan the bills are divided and easy to pay, the only MeNicohls is . Look at the New Fall Colors in Carpets, ana THE AGONY IS OVER. The Great Fair is at an end at last, but McNichols’ NEW CARPETS, NEW STYLE FURNITURE and ELEGANT STOVES, are coming in faster than ever, and the ad- BUYING FROM MeNICEHOLS is apparent. Wh he Poor Man's Friei McNICHOLS, 1017, 1019, 1022 and 1024 Market St. — — — — ELECTION NOTICE! 417 OLIVE STREET, ROOM NO. 7, ST. LOUIS, Uctober 6. 1883. The annual meeting of tne stockholders of this company, for the election of thirteen (13) directors to serve forthe ensuing year, will be “held at the office of the company in the city of St. Louis on Monday, November 12, 1883. Polls open from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. The books for the transfer of stock will de closed from October 13 to November 13, botn dates included. Attest: SAMUEL GATY, President. JOHN r. FIELD, Secretary. . Mr. M. Dwight Collier, who has been abroad for three years, has returned to the city. OFFICE HOPE MINING COMPANY. . General Conveyancing Offices COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. NUTARY PUBLIC MORRISON RENSHAW, 515 PINE STREET. TYPEWRITER COPYING AND SHORTHAND RE PORTING. The careful drawing of deeds, contracts and agree- ments, and the incorporation of companies, a special- ty, and at reasonable r tes. Briefs and other legal and general copying rapidly and accurately executed ou type-writers. Private and spacious offices for tak- ing depositions, and no extra charge for type-writing same. Shorthand reporting furnished for court cases, (transcripts type-written)at regular prices; special rates for office dictation. Special attention to com- missions trom other cities and States. First-class safe for valuable papers. Acknowledgments and affida- vits taken and accounts verified at office or residence. Telephone 749. — — Horseshoeing. —— 5 — * eee Ae. WY MQ, N 5 4 N ay 80. n PATH JNO. M. GOMES, 1410 Clark Av. The cut represents foot shod with Har oe, to re- lieve what is calied a quarter crack. The proper wa to shoe a horse is to make the shoe to fit the foot. That is the reason hand-made work is the best, for no two horses have feet he same size, and he who can pan out and shape a foot properly oughtto be a good horseshoer, as by those means all defects are remedied. By working myself and employing only the Lest of workmen [can assure my patroos a first-class job. — . _ McMuNN's ELIXIR OF . OPIUM Is the pase extract from the drug, from which allths hurtfu 1 are removed and the medical ones retaine o headache, costiveness or sickness of the stomach attend its use. Price 5ucents. All druggist 2 — —— DISSOLUTION NOTICES. — — OTICE OF DISs SOLUTION. — Tue co n heretofore existing between Tamas Mon 2 Randolph Harby, manufacturers ot cutting dies, ander the firm nameand style of Kehoe & Harb Manufacturing Co., ia this day dissolved by mutu consent, said Harby retiring from the South 10th st., by Mr. Kehoe, who assumes alt Ma- omy of the late firm. James Kehoe, J. Randolph Hardy. : —— 29, 1883. JOHN MAGUIRE, REAL ESTATE AGENT y 2 Sou will be continned at the old stand, Nos. 22 and ’ HO.419 WALNUT ST, BET. STH AND 6TH. : : eS | = 2y oc TER ano CHEAPER Tuan SOAP TER ano FOR ALL House-Cleaning Purposes. iT WILL CLEAN PAINT, MARBLE, OIL CLOTHS, BATH TUBS, CROCKERY, KITCHEN UTENSILS, , WINDOWS, &. iT WILL. POLISH TIN, BRASS, COPPER AND STEEL WARES OF ALL KINDS. Varney Carriage COMPANY, 2109 to 2117 Morgan Street, Largest Stock, Best Work, Lowest Prices. * TIMKEN, ‘ : President, ZENAS VAR NEY, 860 eee 8 DYEING AND REPAIRI . . DYEING A mne SIX — leaning. cing. Coat eee 1 Pants 7 21822 r (North Sixth st., bet. Market and Chestuut. Orders by mali promptiyastended to. eee —— ——— ee BARNUMS HOTE Cor, Walnut and Second Sts., st. LOUIS. Family rooms, single or en suite, at moderate %, : 7. 1 * TS. ; ö 2 x —s — rer E fete. „ “ft Lael — pee 10 Sr deceased.- and others deceused, th tratol li ch setiienent Court of the (ourt Hous c@miber, A, vel unt is. ¢ PLUELICA Publie Ad ‘ . St. I.. pom 1041 r Paria, Oh Ine FINALS \. Haun, a credliors ne ~ nerven. trator iu eh Sseiticment th Court of the v Court House in tember, . 40, Public Admin pol. Chestnut 81. Lonts, Oet n aud others int deceased, that t " ‘ urt House cember, A Puts 14 (nest 1 St. Lastiis eie 93 P NI AD Sire deceased Notl others intereate deceased, that RR tor in charge of * Dede SE rh es . al sf le ; . 1. 9090 “re ‘ity in ae ce irre i>. i Publ i« Ad 1 Astr. (nestunt af aac St. Lo (rab Nu P BLIC ADMI SI Eur decensed Ni others interes eo ted deceased, that t,t trator in charge 0 Gemen 161880 Court of thi Git (ourt House in sate ber, A. D. ibaa Public Admintetre net eee N tobe Vom D 1 i’ ADMINI 14 LP * „I. deceased a ei iner! ' Public Admini Chestnut «treet, 2 St. Lowls, © dum nie ADMINI SerTLeMeNt deceased Noise is ethers interested in nu deceased, that I, trator in eherge of ® settlement thereof (uurt of the City @ Court House in December, A. ft), tt Fulle Administrat (nos mut atfeet. * St. Louls, Voteber

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V OT, x 4 Ihave ed upon and seized the RN scribed real estate, situated in the city of St. L * * ‘ 4, uis tl j 1 t) ‘+h claims be not exhibited within two | relation and to the use of M A tor of the City of St. Louis, in the State of Mis- of this publication, they will be | lector of the city of St. Louis, in the State of is- poe is piaintif? and Angelique La Bruyere and sourt, is 1— (ant conn S. Thomas is defendant, i have levied upon and eet a ais — 1 of St. Lo day of October, E. “4 d Prende t is defend- | >...’ I have leviea upon and seized the following de- zed all the right, title and State of Missouri, City of St. Louis—%s. CL. S. CHAS. F. . MARTROM D. LEN 1 — is plaintiff aud Edmund Prendergas Francis X. La Bruyere are astendanse. following de- | 8etibea realestate, situated in the city of St. Louis, — of the defendant in and to the following de- In the Probate Court for the City of St. Louis. JJ oor. | --Ahave levied upon and setned the following \de- | scrindy oni estate, situated in the city of (St: , with the en of | and State of Missouri, and described se foliewene | > ere, duly: 2 168%. bub OF PUBLICATION. Louis, Mo., September 29, 1883. scribed real estate, situated inthe city of St. Lou and State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of ti * * e | wit: ° , een — t li . scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: Es . Peters. ‘ : No, 14.800 of Estate. god in ot Match thas, ack Be ne nee ne iowa vomits Tans wecrped | “Pwo lots of ground. each of said iots having | | Now at this day comes William A. Clendenin, ad * Ces 8g City of E Louls, >UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- | scribed in said execution as f wit: u gad e zan in block @ of survey 3 in €ity block | of 25 feet on Orchard avenue, by 123 feet deep, and | street In the ey and leasehold upon a lot on Papin | ministrator of the estate of Anna M. Peters. d October Term, 1883. Nes In Re Estate of Thomas Burke, de- Two lots, being part of block No. 65, 48 — A tront of 10 feet on Jackson street by a | bemg lots No. forty-four (44) and forty-five (i) in | addition in 2 bic St. Louis, Missouri, in R. Paul’s | and presents tothe court a poe praying for 2 Friday, October 12, 1883. Notice is hereby given that I have taken said frdnti depth of 1 reet Ginches, bounded north by McGill, ) ag Reig 1 of Orchard Place addition to said city of | th. north side of r be ay 8 An 2 agen " Liban Smith of the estate of Burk b lan east by analley, south by Ryan et al. and west by And I will, on hundred and fifty-four feet more or less, and bounded debts due by said 8 and yet unpaid for wan wi Smith Senased, and that I — ening ou the 14th day of Sep- Jackson street. WEDNESDAY, THE 3D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883. | 22 4 by an allex. an the east now or formerly | sufficient assets, accom ied by the acccunts, lists tift . ms her attorney and files an afe aber, 1883. for the purpose of adsuinistering on the th And I rity Y THE 8TH OF OCTOBER. 1883 between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon and | id tort, soath by Papin street, aud west by Ahrens, | and inventories required by law in such case, on er- | The plain a that the de- „Al. — 1 ars o nine o'clock in the forenoon | five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east | And fer belonging to Thomas Watkins, amination whereof, a ‘Ailpersons having claims against said estate are and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the fans door of the Court-louso in the eity of St, Louis, | “MONDAY. THE ISTH DAY OF OCTOBER, } e eee place of abode quired to oxnion the same to — 8322 — r m east front door of the Court House, _ 4, — of — eee —4.— ho between the hours of nine o’clock in the Sorensen Sede bes toon man 2 — 1 contrary be | concealed himself — that oe 0 me * gp „ 2 wance withia one year after the date of sa S An will, on Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at public auction for , , and five o’clock in the afternoon of that d t th h f th t f the next term of | law cannot be serv upon him; ’ mo- . c m any benefit of , rn DAY OF TORER, 1883, » , -ribed | 80 much thereof as will satisfy said execution and : ay,at the | shown on or before the first day o ; alc 2 1 1 adhe 2 exhibited with- between the K — of 9 o’clock in the forenoon ana | gnah, — — n costs. ISAAC M. MASON, „ Ree a 8 — Court rr in the City of St. | this court,to be un an eld at the city of St. : parry said defendant be notified that a [two years from the date of this publication they | 5 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east — — — 174 vey ISAAC A. MASON, 1 n City St. Louis, Mo. MT Send: sem, gg Nae ag So sa a Sor 1— — vant Ba 2 Wan PRS A — 1 — —— 4 be forever barred. ' weis front door of the Court House, in the city of _ Sheriff City St. Louis, Mo. — — est, siaim, estate aud property of the above named | be made for the sale of the whole, or so much of the | object and general nature of which é je Administrator 8 — 1 Louis a e St. Louis, Mo., September 10. 188. 94 HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue and authority of aM. E. Tanner. otherwise Sarah H. Dickey, ot. in ana | real estate of said deceased as will be sufficient forthe | cree ot divorce from ds of ma Moe 615 Chestnut street ‘second floor. erty ‘or 80 muen thereof as will satisfy said execution HERIFF’S SALE—By virtue and authority of a spe- special execution {ssueu from the office of the | ° — — © described property, to satisfy said exe- | payment of said debts. ing between 2 ities Louis. Mo september 29 1883 and costs ISAAC M. MASON, cial execution issued from the office of tne Clerc — ¥ 23 ery i at ee — „ Louis, re- | uwen an a es Sheriff of the Cite of Be teats. — 1 . aha city of 88 bat “condition - — — „ SRI 5 0 , 1 ; : _returnab’e | turnable to the ober term. 1483, of said court, and : : . e 80 bee f No. 14.815 of Estate. St. Louis, Mo mim 42 or — LI Sale und de me di. | tome directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the . St. Louis, Mo., September 17, 1883. 21A t. Louis aforesaid, for four weeks betors the n eS oe et ag = Rap mae ot within the mean- RLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- . : * rected. wherein the State of Missouri, at the relation relation and tothe use of Myer A. Rosenblatt. Col- SHERIFF'S S4LE—By virtue and authority of an term of this court. i —＋ pene er ane has neglected and refused to pro- TERS.—In re estate of Mary A. Holman, de- and tothe use of Nathaniel C. Hudson, collector of | lector of the City of St. Louis, in the State of Missou- execution issued from the office of the Clerk of A true copy from the reeord. Probate Court 7 . the su rt of his tamily. d. Notice is hereby given that I have taken the City of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, is 8 plaintiff and Kodert J. Coleman is defendant. the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis, returnable * wie aed ous the coal of — * this 25th day east front door of the Court House, in the city of St. | Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at publig auction. for Sheriff City of St. Louis, Mo. 5 of said subdivision of said 2976, bounded | inventories required by law in such cases, On exam- October Term, 1883. DURLIC ADMINIS CRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET. Louis, State of Missouri, sell, at publib auction, for | ¢ash to the highest Widder, the above described prop- St. Louis, Mo., September 12, 1883. 12 ) K «oad, west | ination whereof. Thursday, October 11, 1883. TERS.—In re estate of George Jacob Kraemer | cash, to the highest biader, the above described property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said execa- . and east by Good- | It is ordered that all persons interested inthe es. John W. Wheeler ased.—Notice is hereby given that have taken erty,or so much thereof a8 will satisfy said execution | tion and costs. ISAAC M. MASON, HERIFF’S SALE—By virtue and authority ofa tate ot said deceased, be notified that application as vs. or cht ystate of and costs. Sneriff City of St. Louis, Mo. special execution issued from the office of the And I will, on aforesaid, has been made, and that unless the con- Hattie Wheeler. George Jacob Kracmer, ISAAC M. MASON St. Louis, Mo., September 17, 1883. NTA | Clerk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, re- MONDAY, THE ISTH DAY UF OCTOBER. 1883, trary be shown on or before the first day of the next No. 62,444. beased, and that 1 did so on the zun day of Septem- Sheriff, City of St. Louis Mo. turnable to the October term, 1883, ot said court, and | between the hours of 9o’clock inthe forenoon and5 | term of this court to be begun and held at the City of It appearing from the plaintiff’s petition, duly verb „ 1883, for the purpose of administering on the St. Louis, Mo., September 6, 1833. HERIFF’S SALE—By virtue and authority of a | to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the | o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front | St. Louis, within and for the said city of St. »OD | fed by affidavit, that the defendant is a non-resident 7. — wi 75 . ＋ special execution issued from the office of the | relation and te the use of Nathaniel C. Hudson, Col- | door of the Court House, in the city of St. Louis, | the second Monday of September next, an order will of the State of Missouri, All to ont having claims against said estate are re- ,HERIFI’S sALE—By virtue and authority of an | Cio.’ of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, | lector of the City of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri, | State of Missouri, s@l}at public auction, for cash, to | be made for th8 sale of the whole, or so much of the it is. therezore, on motion of plaintiff’s attorney red to exhibit the same tothe undersigned for al- | bh Alias special execution issued from the office of returnable to the October term, 1883, of said court, | is plaintiff. and Maria Schaeffer, Jacob Schaeffer, | the highest bidder, all the right, titie. interest, claim, | real estate of said deceased as will be sufficient for ordered that said defendant be vVotified that a eivil wance within one year after the date of said let. | the ¢ lerk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, and to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at | George Schaeffer, Louis Schaeffer, Augusta Schaeffer, | estate and property of the above named George Rin- | the paymept of said debts. action has been commenced against her, the object Pe, or thoy may be precluded from any ponent of | veturnabie (© — October term. 1683, of said court, the relation and to the use of Nathaniel C. Hudson, | Caroline Schlassstein, Adolph Schlassstein, G. Adolph | kel of, in and to the above described property, sub- And it rther ordered that a copy hereof be pub- | and general nature of which ts to obtain a decree of d estate; ana if such claims be not exhibited with- | and to me directed, wherein the state of Missouri, at | Collector of the City of St. Louis, in the State of Mis- | Schlassstein, Louis Schlassstein, and Henry A. Cun- | ject to any right of homestead exemption,to satisfy | lished i e newspaper printed. in the City of St. | divorce from the bonds of matrimony existing be- two years fromthe date ot this pubiication they | the relation and to the use of Myer A. Kosenplatt, | gouri, is plaintiff, anu Henry Zeiss and Martin | ningham are defendants, said execution and costs. Louis aforesaid, for four weeks before the next term | tween plaintiff and defendant, on the ground that the i be forever barred. . — collector of the city of St. Louis, in spe pape ot Mis- Reuters are defendants. Ihavelevied upon and seized the following de- ISAAC M. MASON, of this court. defendant Das, without any reasonable cause, absent- MARTROM D. LEWIS, N 1— — 23 t slow! ~~" I have levied upon and seized the following | scribed real estate, situated inthe city of St. Louis | _ Sheriff of the City of St. Louis. A true copy from the record. ed himself from the plaintiff for the space of one le Administrator for the City of St. Louis. Office r Elea upon an 17 th N * Pt Lo * described real estate, situated in the City | and State ot Missouri, and charged with the tien of St. Louis. Mo., September 18, 15x83. Witness my hand and the seal of the Probate Court | whole year next immediately prior to the filing of the scribed real estate, situuted in the city o „Louis | 7 —— ay of the City of St. Louis hereto affixed, this 22d day ot petition herein, ie [oestant strecst. second floor. f St. Louis and State of Missouri, and | tax bill on which tnisaction is founded, aud described a “pte : Sty iss : 1 . . ; - = , HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue d thorit . 8 5 St. Louis. Mo., * ptember 29, 1883. . — — Ni Ar ee a charged with the lion of tax bill on which this | in saidexecution as follows, to-wit: 2 — alias special — * „ , r — at July, 1883. 1 And unless she appear at the term of this court to ; . ; No, 14,791 of Extate. scribed in said execution as follows, to- wit: — is — and described in said execution as One 2 . 24 3 ta 2 4 — the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. | E. 5.1 W. E. WAGNER. Clerk. | pe begun and held at the city — St. 1 > Se Se . NN * Hon ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- , ra and e ot ¥ acre! 85 ollows, to-wi8: Denne dea gepth ones tet ü ne hes, Said ot being | Louis, returnable to the October term, 1883, of said Monday of December next, and on or before the thir H} 2 St. . 10 5 ust her as — . eourl, at the relation and to the use of Myer A State of Missouri, City of St. Louis—ss. wm bp ees — 8 ' . deceased.—-Notice is hereby giver. that I have | division, being in surveys 1339 and 3217 in township 44 : . 5 . — 8 ' 4 _ ot Carondelet Commons, south addition to the City of And I will.on : ‘ollect« : : , a ranget. St. Louis, and said lot is boundea on the north by MONDAY. THE 8TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, Dr In the Circuit Court. City of St. Louis, *. — 14 7 eased, and that I did so on the ith day of Septem- FRIDAY, THE 12TH DAY UF OCTOBER 1883. Fannie py 2 the east by a road. south by city | between the hours of 9 o’clockin the forenoon and5 | and Robert E. Halli are de fendauts. June Term, a newspaper printed and published in the city ot St „ 1883, for the purpose of administering on the Between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon een owen Sy — — iby deny eo 1 the cite of Bt Leute, — 1211 sarge wy Ray yy Se William Keane “sud Mnoheat Gallinan ©, co-part N copy from the record ; N Re * * . ‘ ae „ * © 2 . > 0 nes ed “The authority of Martrom 5 ‘Lewis, Public — Gave eareek > the ametnoen of es ey. Be MONDAY, THE 8th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883. of Missouri, gelt, at public auction, for cash. to the — K pele FH A „ ners, etc., 1 — — and seal of the Cirenit Court, ministrator, former Administrator in charge of Ar Lern — between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 highest blader, the above described property, or so tax! bill on which this act is founded, and described va. . City of St. Louis, this llth day of October, 1883. d estate. ceased on the fourth day of September, | cash, to the highest bidder, the above described ., = ey tay — eis +e — 1 son es much thereof as will satisfy ae EY in saia execution as follows, to-wit: 4 IL. 8.) CHAS. F. VOGEL, Clerk. . » iy 7 ° 1 sae) vue 4 * ‘ } M. 2 : 4 . “re " 6 ° tanteut of deceased to probate ¼ | Buckan'Zad'eoeees es Poet M4 a CAT ANON © | State of Missourt, sal! ai public auction, for cash, to Sheri City St Louis, Mo. | yein'niock .. | Tt appearing to.the court from the aMldarit to the ORDER OF PUBLICATION MARTROM ö. LEWIS, oto ena Sherif City of St. Louis, Mo. | the af a See er property. or | St. Louis, Mo.. September 10, 1888. 54 the city of St. Louis; each of said lots has a front of potion Jove — 3 the ey 10 eh pant beer ye 7 ; ubile Admini t , ‘ity st. . Office, ' ’ 2 so muc ereot as satisty said execution an —— 4 fe inche ; of the State o ssouri, on motion of plain y Mis 3 ss. — — — ma hy Fy of St. Louis. Office, | St. Louis, Mo., September 15, 1883. — 2 eee . HERIFY'S SALE—By virtue and authority of 8 Steamers UE e e e ite e Get 687 of Tae St. Louis, Mo., September 29, 1883. HERIFPF’S SALE.—By virtue d authority of a! , . M. MASON, KD special execution issue m e office of the It is orde that e defendan no ata ; — SS peers — special execution issuea er the simon ae the * Sheritf City St. Louis, My. (lerkeof the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, re- Ase AG ‘THE 12TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 198% civil action has been commenced against him, the eee nee ieee — 5 No. 14412 of Estate. Clerk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louls, ro- St. Louis, Mo., September 10, 1885. 2A turnable to the Uctober term, 1883, of said court, and | between the hours of 9 o’cloek in the forenoon and5 | Object and general nature of which is to obtain a H Rice, William geln Jonathan Rice, Benjamin 40 SUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF LET- | turnable to the October term, 1883, of sald court, and to me directed. wherein the State of Missouri, at the o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front special judgment against said defendant upon a enry Eise man and David Eiseman TERS,-In reestate of George Griswold, de- | to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the HERIFF’S SAL&.—By virtue and authority of a | relation and to the use of Nathaniel C. Hudson. Col- dar of the Coart House. in the city of St. Louis, | Special tax bill for sixty-five dollars, interest and vs. 4 U * Wo. Nmtiee is hereby given that I have taken | relation and to the use of Nathaniel C. Hudson. Col- pluries special execution issued trom the office ; lector of the City of St. Louls,in the State of Mis- State of Missouri. sell. at public auction, for cash to | Costs against lot No. 9, city block 3056. bounded north T. B. Lindley and B. Adler OAT N L. A ge of the ome of tae * 1 of oe oy ot — 2 in the * . . of ose Clerk ot the 3 Court at a ey y or —— 3 ane 1— — Jacobson and Hunt. | the hichest bidder, the above deseribed property, or by Police 8 — St. 1 b r ots yrs Aone g corge awo is plaintiff, and atthew an and the city o t. | Louis, returnable to the October term, „ of sa ngton Sm are defendants. g street,sou y „ and wes ey, ng a attached pconsed, and that I did so on the “5th day of Septem- Ede. are defendants. * court, and to me directed, wherein the State ot Mis- i have levied upon and seized the gy) de- — thereof as will satisfy sqid execution and front of twenty-five feet by a depth of one nundred Pm. yee ae mare Sah edb re be ae! my not — Re pets 7 or, inst, for the purpose of administering on the Iheve levied upon and seized the following de- | souri, at the relation and tothe use of Myer A. Ro- | scribed real estate, situated in the City of St. Louis 4 ISAAC M. MASON and thirty-seven and one-half feet, said so tax the & — t Missouri; on motion of plaintiffs,by attor- 1 ne, and this I did in pursuance of an order of the scribed real estate, situated in the city of dt. uls | senblatt, Collector of the city of St. Louis, in the {| and State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of Sheriff City of St. Louis. Mo. bill having been issued under authority ot the charter o State o uri; N PN. STN bate Court tor the City of St. Louis. and State of Missouri, and charged with the lien of | State of Missouri, is plaintiff and Henry W. Williams, | tax bill on which this action is founded. and ae St. Louis. Mo September 15 ss . la of the city of St. Louis and the ordinances of the 4736 red that the defendant#®be notified that a : 2 having claims against said estate are re- | tax bill on which this action is founded, and de- Maria B, Colburn, cestui que trust; Rose Williams, | scribed in said execution as follows, to-wit: —4——＋ͤ —— Ä — — 2 Municipal Assembly ot said city of St.Louis numbered ei t —— — — comme tthem. for Mired to exhihit the same to the undersigned for al- | scribed in said execution as follows. to-wit: wife of Henry W. Williams, Rosina Kudolph. cestut Lot IT of Rocky Branch addition in city bicck 1,741, QSERIF?'s SALE. ny virtue and authority of a | 11,417 and 11,519, establishing Stein Street Sewer Dis- “y actio t h * seventy 77-100 dollars on pwance within one year after the date of said letters, I. A lot of ground in city block No. 1282, fronting 90 ue trust; Christian Koelr and F. Hill, trustees; | having a front of 25 feet on lith street anda depth of | special execution issued from the office of the | trict No. three, and authorizing construction of the — of 88 still due plaintiffs for they may be pteciuded from any bonefit of said | feet on Park avenue, by 128 feet and 89 inches deep, ary E. Hickmanand Richard Spencer, administra- | 145 feet, Clerk of the Circuit Court at the City of St. Louis, re- | sewers therein, and prescribing the mode of payment accoun — — 4 sold — — to defend- tate; ana if such claims be not exhibited within | said ict of ground being further described as let No. | tors of the estate of Charles C. Whittelsey, deceased, And I will, on turnable to the October term, 1883, of said court, and | thereof; ote an tiff d that their perty has been at- © years from the date of this publication, they will | 10,and tne west part of lot No. 9 in block No. ] of | are defendants. MONDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1883, to me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at the And unless said defendant appear at the term of = plain == * ' forever barred, ants one ». LEWIS „ Hill — yy 1 15 * * . — levied aan, and Nr * ae de- — — 5 — = — o'clock aon — — 1 to the ae of ee ee —— this court nee begun aut hela A mend . de- : : cNichol.—Notice is hereby given that Valie Rey. and cost. ISAAC M.M the right. title and interest of the defendant in and I 2 = — plat. one 2 — — by Lot Na. and north by land of Alexander. last past, „ avsignee of — ee et * to the following described real estate, situated in the I have levied upon and eeized the following described | n said pla pene Senta ng - rs - ~~ SSP al Fifth: The south half of block .thirty-eight (W. ac- e 9 at the term of this court to . * t eee MeNicholy St. Louis. Mo — 28 of St. ane, Mie, oy & HO ~~ — State of Missouri, aud described | real estate, situated in the eity of St. Louis — * nea plat aaa shake — which -r feet on the A the ag St. ce om eo Se 14 rom 608. 610 and 612 bite tothe Cireut Court City of „„ ˙ dtditantdiincadi Lie ; . and State of Missouri, and ‘charged with the lien off f 4 by said Lot Number y the + Bexs, on or before the “Py E. ’ Loals a statement of the accounts of his trust to 7 a 1. Lot 4, block 1, Labadie addition to the city of St. | tax bill on which this action is founded, and de. DOUnded on the hort by ald Let Number id on west side of Main street, by a depth of threé hundred day tuereot answer the plaintiff's petition. the same K 3 Oetober term, 1883, of suid court. together HERIFF’S SALK.—By virtue ana authority of an | Louis, and in city block 851; 26 feet 8 inch ; : / Ar eat gg me > p west by the west half of said Lot Number 10, on the | ana twenty feet. to Second street: bounded east will be taken nst confessed . : n . 1 nr ee alias special execution issued trom the office of | delet avenue by 130 feet deep. es on Caron — — = 1 — ay! at 2 south by the south boundary Bam of said survey, on | Main street, south by Hlli street, and west by Seco And it is further 2 — hereof be pub- 5 Pure Goods, adapted to Hipwed by eaid court in room No, 4 on Tuesday. the | the clerk of the Circuit Court atthe City of St Louis, ||, the west part of lot So. 1c, block 2. Mackenaie's . . Lot Sumber (me containing f. of land im the Common Flelédot | Hahedacsording to law in the St Louie Rost Dispaceh rade, a Specialty. 0 , ; " don N » Octob ’ . s court, 1, and in e oc , ' ay? diti 4 : . . : 4 shown. wuneee Goon Gauss te the con and vo me directed, wherein the State of Missouri, at ports side of Guilford street of 25 feet I inches by ee 8 „ . IA Seg? pre from — 1 er eg pc — 2 as United — Survey one tae ead pubiehed im 3 CHARLES F. vor he relation aud to the use of Myer A. Rosenblatt. 2° feet deep. g 4 . : ' Sec 1. pale ’ undred and twelve (112), contain ninety arpens cord Clerk Circuit — e. Collector of the City of st. Louis, in the State of Mis- 3 A tract in United States survey 363, and bein yt — * par wd CCE eaten Recorder o! Deeds for tne (now) City of St. Louis, | more or less: bounded on the north by United States Wines ee eee seal of the Circuit — —Ü—L—— = is plaintiff, and Philip C. Mauro is defend- 22 — ‘ ee 5 of the subdivision of estate of | and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the ——— E Oe 6 ee accurate de 2 coe hundred and 898 . east by 9 of St. Louis, this 12th aay ot October, 1883. 1 ’ . l, deceased, in lot 7, fourth series of he city of St. al * . — ngtown road, sou y a county road, a LL. 8. ; » F. vod Clerk. ? A MATTER OF the assignment of the National I have levied upon and seized the fol Ch * mili : east front door of the Court House, in the city Sale will take place at ene o’clock p. m. west by a K 1 CHAS. F. EL, anufactucing Company—Notice is hereb — 1 zed the fmlowing de- outeau Mill tract, beginning on east line of said lot Louis, State of Missouri, Hat public auctiou, for ; ~ - y cree . 0 aa ita assignee of the National & anu- and tate of Bicsoutl, ana charged een en enced e rent with the so e Under, the above ayy apd sen e years in equal instaliments, with stx per cent lege f. nfs F URDER O¥ PUBLICATION. 1 pany, has filed and exhibiied to the tax bill on which this action is f ded Sf. Loui ; wile erty, or so much thereof as will satisfy said execu annually, or all cash at election of purchaser. The | jagtely of Pi 4 ’ are Court City of St. Louls a statement of tne ac- scribed in sald executio 0 | Rly wen and de- „eule Kansas City and Northern Kailroad by tion and cost. ISAAC M. MASON, : be sold i 1 l io * erre Chouteau, east by — * Highway, . n as follows, to-wit: deed, in book 58 e 131; th „ - f roperty May sold in two equal or nearly portions. | west and south by land form of Sublette. — * 12 . T, — * $ age. - nant 4 1 yoo 2 on yee rt 2 r — — feet to west line of ‘Thos, Brooks” St. Louis, Mo Septemebr 17, 1883... PHO ko 1 Bale subject to the Wiantnn wo RPHY ; her tract of ‘ond in said survey 2037, " ) , : gy ery Ay ches in front or width. nd; thence south on west line of said B N — — — f : . ’ dey 82 3 n 3 and 15 too and 6 inches in depth, and being lot num- | to point where the center line of Sarpy avemne 1 — HERIFF’S SALE- By virtue of an atlas special ex- Hernan © 9 wong: | be ri 3 of by to the contrary be shown. Meo. 2A hot In clty block. Ing, on Fourth cect: vo. ing ie Fat wore extended: thence east along said ecution issued trom the office ot the Wlérk of the. | o.°: ‘lies nearly south of and about. one-half mile and lanely oF Gratiot: | (2) seven . ＋ * 9 0 „ * 8 . * 0 * * e “ * 9 = . Clerk Circait . 2 94 ing v5 feet in frout or width and 122 feet and 6 inches | line of lot 4 to south line of lot — .= — en ISF directed, | distant — ithe — Se 2 ustly 43 Pelagie Berthold in bulk, without subdiv: „ . yous Con : ; : * r lot Z in block 9 in St. ange’s addi- | Kansas City and Northern mye? the point of be- | wherein the Stase ot Missouri, at the relation and to it its — 3 ‘eam ates eligi y- ats an — 1 2— and specially chargi J OTICE is hereby given that I, the undersigned No. 4. A lot hi city block number 17%, on Third n by Wabash, Lou s — 1 Pas ac 2 of an Le > eo WIr — oy plalgtig 05 LANHAM & SUTTON, Auctiosbers, b ‘certain de of tt ministrator of the estate of Atthur u Aber- | street, being % feet in frontor widtn and le feet and t; 1 * 1 — 7 8 1 * Spies and 613 Chestnut street. _ 867 8 said 2 ee 22 — is a of the ö and being lot n . said mortgage V. Oo., Lanstan, Haynes & Co.— | WEDNESDAY, THE l0OTYRDAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, I TYE ru DAY OF OCTORB MON ‘ ER, 1883, highest bidder, for cash. Sai perty isd third the : er ite, WI von that NM. Kngelke | between the hours ae ; o’clock in the forenoon hours of 9 o’ * in the . 5 3 —— . Figed | — Loy the orenoon as follows: Al chatt tion, the same will be taken against the day — 1 be rendered | iT WILL CLE AN has fied ande his — ee 1 74 N — — 4 7 * 5 a y Lansing 4 (o., Lansing Haynes & | and five o’clock in the soon of that day, at e afternoon of that d t th d five o’cl t t day, at the brick dul | „.. to the Clreuit Cour: City | east front door of the . 5 Court House, in the city of St. 5 cast front Goon bd toe Geert enon, in the city of St. ow No. rth Lith st., 1 1— rt f : | PAINT, MARBLE, OIL youchers, aum that said accounts will be al. satisfy said execu | estate and ty of te mamed & G. 2 5 é : “ _ rs i +” 7 * — ? ! " * at 4 i 7 0 r Pe TY - Ly BIRR OIE neg EY * . Se 4 ee . 5 999 r >