St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 10, 1884

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S x + , ¢ ¢ ’ “ ay 2 7 i p i 2 . a ‘ a i ee cern ——— ST. LOUIS, MONDAY. MARCH 10, 1884. vOL. XXXII. "FAMOUS" WILLINERY aad FANCY GOODS DEPARTWEN' AND INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF J BRITTAIN & CO. As the years roll by each day brings us face to face with our atrons and the public. And every year we have endeavored to place fore them the Newest and Best Goods the World of Fashion produced while eur charges have, and always will be, a houschold word for This Spring, ajter many weeks of unremitting labor and Thee PICS ee i vutlay of money, we have located ourseives under the ones and liberal root of ‘TAMOUS.” phere we have fitted up the handsomest Millinery and Fancy Goods store the citizens of St. Louis, at any stage of her existence, have ever poked upon, and where we have ample room and light to properly display our always large lineof MILLINERY andthe New Depart- “ments we are NOW adding, as well as for the better comfort of our OB yds gons. Already we are caeatedee, add stylein HATS and BONNETS 80 far produc ed for Ladies and isses, Now Flowers, New Plumes, New Tips And New TRIMMINGS tn all the New Shades and Colors, and we re- ctfully invite all the ladies to visit us. Our salesladies will take great pains in showing them through, Liespectfully, s J. BRITTAIN &Co., “FAMOUS,’’ Fifth and Morgan Streets. eB rey pea Statistics of Absorbing Interest LATESTEDITION. THE B. T. LIST. to Every Citizen. The Post-Dispatch Once More to the Front With Valuable Information, Complete List of All Tax-Payers in the Old Limits Assessed Over $5,000. Abstract of the Assessor’s Work, Which is Just Completed. . An Increase in Taxable Values of Nearly Twenty-One Millions—It - Represents an Addition of Over Half a Million Annually to the Revenue—What Each Citizen is Worthin Realty and Per- sonalty. Each new assessment of city property begets in the citizen a great desire not only to know to what extent he himself has been outraged by the District Assessor, but to compare his own rating with that of his neighbor, and to know, especial- ly, who compose for the current year the rather exclusive order of public benefactors known as the B. T.’s. Two years ago the two morning papers, in their flerce desire to outdo each other in the matter of gratifying this laudable curiosity of the public, became imvolvec in a wrangle whose echoes had not died away when the Alexander, B Ww... 165.040 exander Bertna B 11.1: A‘exander. John H.. 6,330 —— - Chinonda ‘ *eeeee 13,140 “4 so 11,710 — Lessees a Altea, Gerare B, et al lessee Alien, M 510 ard Allen, Mrs A a i, hoes Allen, airs A R eel non inderson, Kobert.... 99.890 indérson, 8 F lesees Coe Sarah F and w *ee eee o8e A von” Wm... eTson, Wm a. irews,* Allen..... irews, M E est ] Andrew ws, EA,. *eeeee Ausiinzer, Mary oes Ansley, Leonard... Anthouy & pane. can -8 Apehet Jacob, 6 D. > Dione cet April, Mar » ag Archer, ary Fildes ee Ard, Ellen B....... Armstrone, Laura M Arnot, Mrs. E ase Arnstein, Albert. Fave ze Francis J. schentro Kred., Ashbrook, Pi ulia A.. Ashbroox.J ulia A tr Ast. Nicholans.. Atkinson, James... Auer, Audrew..... Auer, Elizabeth ‘A. Autderheider, F Ww Augustine, Maret B Aull, Mary W est... Aulitmai,™Miller& Co Ayiward, Johe....... Aymond, Anua Ayres, Theodor F... Babcock, Leicester. 66,180 Bacr., Anna M. oossee 10,300 ch, Anna M, les- eeeeeeee 17.010 7 or Bacon, ‘Abby ees Bacon, Alica T. Bacon and H de.. Dadaraco, Fe inte... Bader, Lou { Baer. ec Bahrenburg. Dr Ju Saier, ' Bailey, George W.. Bi 0 Ba! ley, Jolin A...... Bailey, Wm L,...... 35.090 Bain, Ulara.......... 22,780 Baitinger. John..... 25, "300 Baker, Aadrew J.. > la Baker, Fred’k Baker, Bakeweii, J ae 18,98 Bakewell. Rovt A.. 5.430 6,010 5,450 win, ee sees. Baldwin, Wm W.. Balinski, Andy...... 2 se A and Tb Balzer. Cathariue.. Banker. John H..... 3 Banks, Henry W.. rf Bann antine, Geo A sole Barada, Eliza and F barbour, Archibaid. Barchi, Peter est.. Barclay, Mary M.. Barclay, Ma pargmetter, ~enabbe Bergin, A cate ey pe Bergs:cker, Fred et 5,700 1,4 , : 4 ’ ] porn Morris....... rklev, Edward F.. epee ly George W.. Bernard, Joseph .. Rernard, Mery C. Bernays. George pe Bernecker, Susa.... Bernero, Louis Bernero, Louis and M Sambersetti,.. Bernhard, Anton., Bernheimer, Marcus 15.400 on heimer, Mr Deming. Heury ins “a. 70 Betry. William...... 7,040 Bersch, Caroline, tr. 5,440 Bersch, Kkdward..... 5. 100 Betsch, Margaret.. 5,500 Berteryv, Baptista... Berthe, Abraham T. Bervhold, Feiagie, Berthold: est lessee ,. Berthoid, Virginia and Kebecca BSire.. Berthold, Wm Berthold, Caih yee Berthoud. Cath A. mance, Jobno P.. ch, Julia Bessehi, Ermil a Ressier, Johan... wid Besi, Micnhae!.. Barts, Ania Cath... -" 0,050 5 “LOU 5,190 Biddle, Aunie EK... —s Annie 0, ies- Biddie, Hanna 5. lessees, ... Bicdie, James.. ; 15.40 | Braut, Chas O W. | Brant,Ewmilia | Bretmmecke. | Bre ut, — Bensberg, Gerhard.. 5,000 Bensick, John C.... aoe nson, *Kaward W. 19,390 Benson, Lucinda a.. 6, 160 Sent, Ann Eliza..... 42,330 Beut, Clara, tr. eaters Bent, J Dhictdadaaesias 7 Bent, i, |) SEE 7 Bent, Silas........... 54,970 sent. Wm Bistossdséec 12,970 Kentley, 30, * ttn > 10.600 sorgess, 5 I est... 12,750 s0rgmeier,*rank W Borgstede, H

Ss .\ A Wy = =~ OAK j ~Y, Me / TIN NERS’ STOCK OF ALLKINDS XCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO 8 MITCHELL'S CANDY STORE, Will be Open on MONDAY, a 4 at RAZORS! - BEST QUALITY. AUGUST KERN. ARBERS’ SUPPLIE there may be no more of this acrimonious. ¢ea-. troversy in connection with the current assess- ment, the Post-DISPATCH presents herewith a earefully complied alphabeticsl list ofall tax-payersin the old city limits, who are assessed for more than $5,000, previous lists hav- ing made $10,000 the maximum. Inasmuch as the assessor did notcomplete his work on the books until after the last issue of the Post-Dis- PATCH was the streets, the work will be recognized as one of extraordinary rapidity. From the exhibit which his books pre- sent, Mr. Lang has prepared the following ab- stract of values, which shows that the work this year Las been carefully done, and that the increase over the last assessment is nearly twenty-one millions of dollars. -Ata rate of two and one- half per cent. this promises an increase in reve- nue over that of the past two years of over five hundred and twenty thousand dollars. OLD LIMITS. Object Taxen Number of. Valuation of. Lands, acres 1,293,22 $ 3.077.200 TOWD 1OUB...cs0ce coccccseces 64,467 J 158s142.170 on very $161,219.370 g Total real estate 812, 172,324 77,728 Horses....+--- ieadeuss Lepninind 12,870 DE OB. ccc cnee scccccce cere Cattie.. Sheep...----+- HOGS... ceeeeceeecccece eee a on Other Uve stock Notes and bonds ‘Sroxers and Ex. dealers Corporate companies Steamboats, Individual Steamboats, corporate........ Foreign Insurauce Co.’s Other personal property. Total personal property.... Total, real estate and per- 190,627,980 NEW LIMITS. Number of. Valuation of. $ &,318 580 10,989,950 $19,308 530 Obiect taxed. Lands, acres....-. | Town lots....---- aS ie 18,930 Total real estate....... $169,295 30,035 93,103 154 9,993 248 68,042 188,431 974 B95 HOTrSOS..- >> 44 Henry 51.70 Ames, Henry et al : Amon Bency 8 'eca 12,370 mee. Hear S et al 433,260 Ames, Lucy v6... anon Semple _—_—___—_— Barshoeter, i) Fy sa hoe Barklage. ante 3 M.. 6.420 Barkiage, H Fred W a i baring, Henry A. Barling, H A et al.. a 050 Barlow, Lucy Ann... 7,030 Barnard, George.... Barnard,G D& Co... 7,28 Barnarc. Wm........ 39.000 Barnes. Elia H tr.... Barnes, Louise C.... Harnes, Louise P.. Karnes, Rovert y ays A Barnes, Wro est.. Barnett, B A....cs.0.- a Barnett, Martin 8S... Barney, Chas E jarnum, Agnes herr, Johp Barrett, Mary Barret, M F lessees wise Barrett, Mary F. ann, Richard A pare barrett, agg ar —— Barron, - barron, Wm. k Larry, Elizabeth.... 7 Parry, KR. F.. starter, Honora...... Barth, Gerhard H... barthel, Martin C... Bartie, Wm. W....... Hhartiey, Bartiing, Wm....... Bartling, Wm Baruwo, Bernard, Bascome, FE. h. Ci oss pascome, Lucretia.. Baskerville, A. L.... 1] j asstone Bates, Julia. @st..... Bates, L. L. iessees., Baies. Margaret..... Bates, W. lessees.... Banduey, Car. tr.... Bauer, Bros & Co... Bauer, Chas Bauer, Fritz W Bauer, Gottiried.. Bauer, " Juseph -. Bauer, Loulse...,.. Bauer, l’eter Bauman, Louis...... 4 Bauman, Meyer..... Bauman, do0n...... Baumeister, Louis.. Baumgarten, Ur, G. H. Baumgartner, J. A.. Baur, Herman Bayer, hd. TS Bayer, Helena Bayly Fannie Beach, hva Beach, Jobu H Beach, Louis M.. Beakey, James.,.... : 113i beard & Bros Beard, Lieazer J.... bb eaitee, Beaver, Atuatia. Beauvals, LOWis y. Bevie, Anta Marie. echtoid, Chnstian. beck, Conrad....... , Beck, George and James M Corbett, Beck, h W peck, Jacob etal. Leck, Mary Bec, Pbilipp.. beckel, evr Becker, ust “H est. is vet “o«' Rec Ker, | Becker. William.. Becxermann. J b.. Beckers, Ann i...., Beckers, Louis C est Beckers Louis Otte. Beckert, Jobo jr.. Beckbam, Mrs Gath beckman®, Anta W kniane, istina 7 — iliza... ae a ] emi Sus emis. J ereeeeeceee Laura A. =} Coe 5.6" Bellin, doipi. TF. -+e+** eer eee eoee ooh 18,200 * Kaie «ge 1 249 tee a ein, Henry, 2 Hieriman, Fraxcis J, Bierman, Lotis.... bi erimann, Gottlieb, Lermanun, H. &.,.. stiermann. Robert... Lieser, Pieser, Hulda Bigelow, lvory Lillings, Julia A.... LDindveutel, Fred.... hinder. Henry, eat., Lins, Cath Bircher, es Bira, sees Mrs. A. Bird, J uiius C otis hie 14.820 | 6,51V | Lirasal., ar M.. "san commun: yt he ~ ff, Gustave. Kischoff, Heury Bisseil, James R.... Kisser, Antou..,. Biston, Mary esas Bittner, Jacob.. Bixier, Mary &. Black, Alexa: a G. él, hiv Black, J.and David Blaek Win. L........- 13.760 Biackmer,Lucien R. ae i0 Biaetz, Jacob is 410 Biain, pmate edioiiaccall 25,120 BKiatr, Mrs. A. A... Biait, James LL... Ilair,Mary Eliz: ‘beth 45, ow” Blakema: i, de i, He ary.. Biapchard, Harriet. 2. 250 Blank, ; Blank. : Jiamke, August H.. Biauke, Heury W.. Diatiner, Fred Blattuer,Jac Biaufuss. Wm. . Bieil, Charles . Blieke nsdoer fer,Wm 6,3 i" soak, David lock, John CH D.. tjlock, Hyman Block, Joun © HD SOGBOGS. «cc ccovccéun B.iodgett, We its H.. Bioebauia, Henry.. Bloem“er, Bernard. HKiome, KF mile Bloms, Tobias, est.. Bleng, Audrew F.... moos, pullivan, 1 ‘oe 6,070 13. sid 9,510 vo sce Biood. Sul. vat Re est. biossem, Ad : Biosseoni, Blosvou, blossoin. lessees Kiossom, Blossom, lessee Biow, Blow, Mattie Biow. Sasie E...... Hiuester. rhii M. . B.umenotial,A A. Blumenthal, Mary... * jinmeyer, Coura ¢ a. . seeeboecbasceses 26,040 jr B: oe yer. H eed A 5,659 Howard acs Henry 4, est. ; 3 Biy: hol we r, " ‘jene B.. Boake, Bobb, - ees Bobb John ii.....-+- 23,200 Bobb, Martna E.... 52,:\W Bock, Aminius Ff. Bocka, Mermac. Bodereld, Meinolpn Bode mal, H H Boeck oec keler. Adolphus 17,400 Boeckeier, adoi- phus, poemans. ‘ Boecker, Casper ry Boehm, Francis me " 10900 pneu, John.. 6.150 hmer, Gustav... — sotinger, M logge, WM.....-00 sOEY >» elagie. ere tonan, Margaret Bohle, Erust H Sole, — M L.. sohie, Lows C..00 12 August...... Barbara...... 6,520 enury TD ccsecccees ** L een | Brinexwirth, | Bri bike yer, Ae 18,16 Briggs, Kebeckah tr 3, +0 rred- eric 4d4@ BDrinckiwaun,Heury 5,59 Brinkman, phine Brinicniay¢ r, He ri. ' H.. Se an Broadhead James VU 6.50 bbroadhead, Mary 5S j,i broadhead, Mary W Brock aud, John H A Li Ok maun, bBMernu- Broe ku un, iieury eat. Brockinanun, John F brockinann, Philip. Bbrockinaun.Saiome Brockmaua, There- BA... cccsecccoesseeees Brockimeier, Christ. brockiue.er, Hi DBrockxmelerJvhn C Lrockmeyer, bara ~ oc kmeyer, Henry 14,370 Broe KMes er, Marza- 5,570 re pres ao ‘hmidt, Elise Buraham. Cyrus B.. > iOC 4. te Ciuar Lb. ilte, Lurdean, Cath'...... Bui den, burg, rhil hii irk, Jmo and ney Burke. Anna M.... Burke,Catherine.. Burke, James Karke, L D est Burke. Patrick T... burke. lhomas, Bburk«harat, Lotiie.. Larne, Caivin F.... Burus, Calvin F les- 4 sces Burnham, : 7 00 Burnbam,Norman G ll, lw Burnsides, James. Burnside, ; m pad A James C jr.... Busch, Henry W.... Buscher, Joseph.... Busehxeimper, Hy.. Buschman,C L aeons CLanad Daseiinn: Fred... Butieraud Ha wiey.. Butler, Ed.. Butier, Wallace C.. syrne, Byrne, John jr...... 2.510 Byrne, Thomas.... 84” c Cabaune, Susan tr Cabanne, V &E —, E Cand Ash- Cc ner i, WmH Cabell, Wm H tr.... Cable, Hiram 8 les- AuWwine. Angelo ( ‘s brilliac. = a, Cain, ‘Pauriek Calawell. Alfred 8. Caincea. Bia: dina M Caivert, Calvert, Cameron, Alexand’r # oe Cameron, Mary 2 Cameron,Jobn G. Camien, Camien, Wiibeimine 5.4m Camp and bong gh 5,000 Campbell, Eva B.... 60 Campbell, Given. 16,470 Carmpvelh, Mary Mrs 45 00 Campbell, Kob’t est. 164,280 Campen, Auna, ria anda Hy Canda, Johann...... Cannon, Elien Carroli, Heury Cantwell. Thomas. Capen, Geo Card, Mary Lue ... Carey, Da Vidseoe.-- 7,150 Carey, W Gari, Aivio Carkerver, Hudson C estate Carley, new Carliu, Delphy est. Carlin, Hugh........ or Carlisle, Mary & tr. Carpenter, Cary. Carpenter, Geo O.. Carpenter, das M. 114,330 Carpentier, ¥lizab’ th 6,i10 Carr, Dorcas As Carr, Dorcas lessee. | 250 Carr, Eugene.,...... 12, Carr, James...... ee 11,488 Bartholo- { Carr, Kobert 3S...... 2) 68 Carr, Sarah HMawil- tO... eet eee eweerre 18 $550 Carr, Waiter lessee. 540 Carreras, ny oe 5.uyu —" jemen- ne eeeterer eee a8 9,910 Carrigan. James.... 9,570 anny Andrew.... 6 ORi.. cccese Carreli, J Carroll, John est.... Margare eee ; "Anna P...... Carter, Frank......- Lee) Carter, James S..... 5,739 , John W...... 5, Carter, Wm WD cance 7,7” Carton, Joh eam ed ° BD Becsese or, Milo 6,10 eereere 40 , 1900 Chriety Chambers, Andrew 10,430 020 30.160 Chambers. James H Chambers, Jane.. Chambers, Joseph. Re Chambers, Maria C. 2244 Chambers, Sarah E ee Chainbers,Sarah > es les- eo Gabriel 8 : J Gul ore s ee ee Christen, Frank.... Cc + aeeeere ets Jacob. 4520 pher,Mary C 11,500 P manae E 650 sereseas “om Class, Claes C aud J — . beuter osace B Sey ee Oc at a AOOxeD, of. thie Si Sa- .. red Hear sone erse, Aibe “y ee Converse, May A... Conway. Win Hf est. c onzelman. trott. liebaol Reon May h Cook, Williata. Couley, Martin C ‘est c oguard, i, A Covlidge. te Dec B Cooney. Patk 4 Couns, Mary and Wa c areett. Corbitt, | oe an Deus Corbitt. J M P Coreoran, + Corcoran.Jas Cordes, Dnetrich.... Cordes, WH Cordes, Corneli, Jacob Daab, Elizabeth.... Dace,Jose oh Daenzer, Daeumer, Soin ©. Daingertield, John Dallimeyer, li Louise Daty, ate. eeeeererr Dameron Edward C Dameron, Logan D. Dameron, Logan D, Damhorst, Car per.. Damm, Wiitiam..... Damme, Henry Dammer, Jonn H.. bamon, Chas. Damon, C P at ry Ed. - ward Daua, George D. Daca, Virginia res Taw l)’Auchald, Anna L 83,600 of Anna 17.950 panenald, “Anna L et al.. 172 Darst, Anna E ek Anna E, ies- Dausimag, hae Dausman, H L Dauth, Fercinand.. a orectote Loulse Davie, Wm... Davieson, David.. se Davis, Barbara... avis, James: om avis, J Davis, Davis, Dawson, Jaines.. Day. Franklin v, Deckelmayer, Geo,. Decker, Catherine.. Degenhardt, ee eereeneeee 35 000 Degenhart. John C., 54,440 De Giverviile, M V. 24 DeGivervilie, M V 5O8OOD co cccvceccceoes Denner, Adoiph Dehar. *eere Deh. Serer eer wt John Wire ag meee Ss Joha O’F pe Lagiecse, eee eer er oeee a gg a te wr John C.....-. Maria , peth.... +e £84 eh ere = OBE. cone nc cccecee rt Cr tH i e ve wae * gag Contains Michael. Oniver, kmity J Culver, Mary k Cuiver, Wim W Cummings,d K..... Cummings, . A Cummiskey. James.. CumMmMis ois ry. Fred eae C.cccse } eese : : Basaebinecsesasctakeaini eteere wenee sere earn Frank, DOTS, ....00 pAw Frauk, Fraves.. Frans, eA Ng Frank Jonn N...... - 2,40 Frank Mary Etr.... 8479 Frank. Nathan...... 13,480 Franw, Chas H...... #570 ¥rankenthal, Aiex.. 15,5008 Frasciwll Fernando. 4,108 braniz.Christ A ead Charles Moder... Franz, Caroline... Frazer, Elijah 5..... Frederic, ' w Frederici,Catherime 5.28 cee ) Beccsece 6.10 ee] Freneb, Besnal oe L646 Freudenberg, Aug.. 5,470 Freademgecib, iy... er F Prey, Vriede, MO@YEr...+-+- Py i ugo.. on = rT) y rite & Kiincel...... Pritz, Geo Dovvcceoes y citz, Max. “Gari. ad vroshiied, anne es *“«* : 1) M...- eretee 5M “* leasees M trustee. yhache ri rost, frost, ti

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St. Ponts Post-Dispatch, Borda Warch 10, 1884. e : H..... 22,200 Manion, Pat P..., 16,880 Morische D-,,-,- 7,990 orRetiley, Thos. 135,900 Owings, Ruth W nes, Bite AV gus. PARAMORE DEATH. | toa | } seeeeee eerere haus, ’ Dhsscctncséuet 9,490 Jas ) ae 060 ” 7 ? ; + te ; Hardy, Isha T.... 8,770 Heslsehet, Bernard 8.330 tooe ee aot nen teem —_ les- wren ueke, onrad....... Manning, Michael 6.380 Morris, A J 12,7 Peete 195 : . satoresting ee — the Caster ary sn cil 6,430 | Hardy, —— _ eee ak Hoevei, Aigiiat. 2.2 14,440 Kayser, Kre erick Pooh: ? oe. i ** L OS. .ncnccveseeeese as a meyer, Bern 640 paints Ohne ogy oe a nenevia Maeve. 14.7 ; eden “ Pr. i > it yb... : nt a ~ ng ti usband. Gabel, LOTODZ. «+++ +n Wiaggle.. - $0. Har hp 30,010 Hoevel, Augusta & 28,140 Kayser, Henry. oseee 93,440 och fonn enry, . pert ANnNn,....- ** peuree ets een. ’ lanny, any’ JU 0 ° es 25,340 | p : ger, ae iuip.. a following letters, re at ve ) the unfortu- “a Ww 11450 Grace, M ' : : d Koch, John J.....006 Ceonhardt,Ernat W, 15.980 Luetkemeyer, Bern ‘ ivah.... 22.109 Morrison, Adele Piexel, Jacob ee 11,320 Leute 10 Roever, W tn pends Geeta 450 Grace, Patrick 5g Br , pe Hoes el, Clementine iD ae west of es 350 Kuch, John - Li ce eees ree bold ias 10,220 _ ard lossees......., 61,430 eater aiee ieee Morrison, B......213,850 woe Pickel, W -FW 6. hogers, * heey w ro of the late Mrs. Frederick W. Para- years +3 pate will explain themselves. One of them is | ,.., ne 6, age bomas C 20 Hoff tin. eat.... 6,1 ee a ' : El sue Gmc 5690} Hargadine. W A... peuapee, Sigenee.» CS | ae “III enae 5 ot renee 12,180 | Mareounet, Adam 6,559 Morrison,Irewe M 15,540 | p, vecese 29.810 — GO0.0.0..24 «eee me 16,460 Redmond, Rogers, Chas §.’ axoe S119 vi 10 ; sabe Ge ccauieed “+ ee Sl a MT BS us L. D 59,670 - oo 8 eS Greay, John F i 15500 | aap Huan, Jone... 99400 | Kens, fiacy......... ore it 930 Miscosaccnes 2 7 Martean, ane © 1.50 sop weg gone Padberg. rm = we nave Piegot," Austia, 18,500 ene He lotta physicians who attended — the LE b800 Senate, OH Weeeass 508 | Harkness, George.. Hoffman, Senastiau. 5,9 | Kean,Marytr........ 10,61 Koehn, | Jacob J = Pe echo Dery har gy = nar cheney NTS 2 pang ys Me gene pada ’ g5,199 | Reed, Mariana F. 7,50) | Ali’ MUCI....... 19a iliness and the oth-| Gallowsy, Mart Graeper, Elizabeth. 18 150 Harless, Adoiph,est 6.120 Hoffman, Henry.... 6,7% Kean,Mary — wm $3, i . Howey tosses De ef ee eeereseneeeeers Marmaduke, C A 38.0 M ShEdA, Win "N 12.520 Page, Ames, est.. Pi: Fae 9°210 Reed, Mary E.... 6,250 gers. F and W of the husband: Galt, John F ) Grate, Chariess.eore bs Harner, J Metal... 90.980 Hoffman, Samuel H.. 9420 | Keane, anne n. Caro a ae Le cher, Jobn...... “ha in Marquard.John H 23.779 Morr "y 20,u80 Page & Laveille es 7,330 Ke, wa oe Reel, Eugenia les- A Di eK. , 16 usbdau Galvin, oe, 7429 Grafensiein, Fred- 6.430 | Harney, John M.... 714 lic ftmetster, Cato- : earney, Ma a M ‘ibe th Koenig, 3 — ad poscber, Margaret... 7’ 340 Mareen, Martned 13,200 | eke Smnelia J Pare, arene * W.. pt + Pileher, ie ve by scgccamecess CA GNO Galv! . CVICK. .esseesavesee® | Harney, J M, leasee 64,950 C.seeseeeeegeseses 100 | Kearney, — re niv, Fred W.... Let ; mare? ee} . John...” 47000 | Marsden, Samuel 5,70 ’ Page, Wm . ? ills ” : ja.... 17,500 Grah: am, Amos Seis 6,500 Harney. Thos, est.. 13, 950 a il hns- 8,950 eating. James... 17470 Koons He H Christ. ‘atte 8,300 Toventan Lawreson 0 . : : 7.6 M: rsh. wy ae 5. O40 oe ess a ie . “9 Page & Krausee.. 26, Osd Pim, Coldete oe 66a 47.700 i t'¥ 30} Marshall, C S.... 20.169 Mortimer, . Painter, Mary A.. 8,790 Pront, Leopold... 15,960 Kegel, Ob . posts more, I thought it best to give you a | ein, i nm ; B Harney Wi ne -eeeeee 245, 140 tian eevee eneeeruse J *eeeeee . ble, Lo ‘ ae Graham, Be nj 000. 7% +; Tevesee 1160 3 Kove nig, Valentine.. Vis, JOsiC......cce . 5 oe : Jonn Wickham.. Harvey, W 5S, lessee] 04.570 talon a ig, wat K 5 Lape, James........ 38,1 Marsbalil, "Jane. .-- 5,000 Mortimer, JW... Pale, Frank. ° Pitcher, Geo...... 18,770 Henry A li, 470 Ro; gers, P at rick, ’ Mu explanation of facts, particulariy in refer- | gE qritten udlic statement made, that she diced | Gauahil. Graham, William H 7. Harrigan and Cuilli Keat penens 5.200 oenig, sesesene 5,8 cooere 1,950 . «it nahi, : E Liki Hl | . ; eT TTT. $7.7 Koenig kraemer, ‘Hen v . — eeeeeetve ‘ Luth, Loujs.. eee eeeee 20. 440 M: ball. a Car rie 12 L560 Mor tland, P; ll li, Ann E.. P ‘ Piicher, Henry. eese 37, 830 Rover _% a Graham, Wi liam 10.800 ad Yd ‘ Le Te aabes 6,380 Lutber,, Gustavus... 5,090 Marshall, d Carrie s : LICK... ee | Palen: A E. 1es.. 21, 240 Pitcher, Mathilda seine, Reem ch 6,850 > 030 ? 2,060 "5B pane. ©, AnD Gansz, Henry.-+--+-+* .° Graunemanr, Lo 2.120 Harrigan, | awrevce ome Hofman, G Leber, Michael.,.... 46,200 _ TY, est. S, ms ence ysoning, having takeu 21 grains—a GansZ, LOTONZ,-.+++ 6 Grant, Barton 8...+ 12,030 Harrigan, Susan, tr. 7 Hoftman, Keek.John W....-.-. 7420 Koenigkraem ez. Jno Lewis. Ann McCree- Luthy, James......... 23,47 acd ee Mortiand, Johu.. 21, Pamperin, Wm.. 34,07) heirs..........«. 12 of morphs are aware that Dr. Comstock ‘ T 0. . Actndcn eee tersserseqprecerees 41,790 Lutz, Daniel, ......06 Syl: lessecs. Fe und nit abit Gontthomas Grassmuck, Luniee, Barris, ¥ and Capries Bi... Seay sareceee U2 ad Lewis, Kon W 51300 eee sd | Marshal,JennieH 6,440 Mortiand, Taos L, 14.530 Pancoek, Chas.. 6.860 Pittaiuga, Lorenz 24, Reid B Louisa... Htonde, Henry... 7; gatah wa recipt for a solution of morpuine, the re- it, einnnwegphede les ; ; : . K Koemer, Johanna © 2v,030 RG! Lutz, é ! : - . tr . Harris, James R.... Hogan, Harriet.,.,.. 26.159 | Keeley “aie Koester, Hy and Jo- Lewis, Jane E. and Luyties, D R est.... 24,910 | Marshall. Wm. D. 20,540 Muser, LOO... ...05 27,600 Papin, Adelaide... 33,010 Pittaluga, Louis.. 4 Reid, Oscar..s.-s enito Rohde, Joba B” or whien can be seen 2% the arug store Grath, Chas ¢St,.++ Harris, Lloyd G 420 Hogan, James....... 64608 | Ke’ rend 8.090 P.H. Cowan... 10.680 Luydes, ‘Heiman % u Moser, Otto.c..... 8-380} 4 ‘ sm { penuh wd ‘ 4 ‘ , * = ; : cninebes , ° artip & Luck- ; “* I a yin, c | asa ae 14, 130 Pitzer G SE . eobifn®’ C has . ; evel . 2 , egy | oir 6 Ae Harris. Rannle G... 18 Hohensenila, Ved. He} x gk ‘A oe Kootter, Chas, Cst.. 26,300 290 poccesccosscecceccss: GhmOe land ....e«e+s-» 6,580 Moses, Gratz A.. 13. 140 Papin, Emeline E 11,930 Pitzman, Julius... Reid, Thomas J.. 10,480 Kobifin HyT. G. - ¥ + the re ee woe bs .. 9,000 Grate, Ber oo Frank reise! 5°***** 95.670 Koettker, Andreas, 1¥,330 Lyle, Caroline... 6.758 Martin, "Edw. Moses,GialZ eb al 6,500 Papin, Henry.... 6,570 Pitzman & Kerr 6,380 Rela, gs mt pie Robiting, ‘Jon a of Pnis 71 ac 1b drops Yo caasiner ae . es - 73,000 Moses, Mary.--+. 40,80 | Papin, Henry, est 8,500 Plant, Alby E.... Relliey & Woitort ugveq POhifiug, Win aug Core at, when Mrs. Paramore was suffer- es ’ ne is See vIOE ‘seen several articles in the | Beer“ —— os Fe relating to the cause of death of | derson (ZTAUZecocce " Harris. W rh VW ° Hohnstreter, Frank I 19,360 410 L nch, A G.. 6.0 8,740 Grau, Jonn GG... Harrison, Carter.... 7. HT... eccceseeeees 5,730 | K : 7,059 Kehibry, Louis..... fraee ire i ch, Corneii 2. aa Co 6.. 4) qrTau ggg ® Fred’ K.. 15,290 Harrisou K,. le8S...- 3 Zi 6,480) .eith, Francis A. eee 10, 330 Kolin, Ciara. eee” sees 4 - yne rne ius’ 8. l X i Edw. M.. 5.15 0 Moses, Mary “& > N -. er 36. 890 Piaut, Co P peas Ww A ; rs . 7 bee Sra ve. Ax se “08 ahs peng cok Sad 73,60° Holden, — estate Ri ge eller, Mary and A ar pein, sre OE er pete a ot Ee 4 Lynch, yor ws 529 7 apron Tien. & 5 600 : Julia Vivir. 74,2 Senin’ wok ie 6.470 Plant. Clinton L.. Betily, Catoarins. - — Rolf. kutder Lelde, ing suc invense pone tle oe Saeen diners | Saeduae, Abra’ aun : oe io Ann.. ** 19.089 arrison, Ida M.... ; ' “a * 72,000 ; a *15.6°0 Kohn, Martin.. 6,320 | Lich George......... 20,170 _ lespe@S8............. ] Martin, Foster *, 16,260 Moss, Chas .. ’ Papin, Theophiie. 76,420 Plant, Ellen M..... ; ’ — ~ Kolfineyer Henry was give d advisable to repeat the same anne, WD Hasse 1: +e} Grau, Bets ** "8.070 Harrison, J. eo 4. 461 wt ee eggs © ; . "27.430 Kobrumel, Louis.. 21,710 | Liebke, 0. F. and ©. Lynch, James Bivce Martin, Heury.... 9,160 Mossbaehn, G est 16,24 Papin. Timothy L, 14,170 Plant, G J..ceccee Reilly, Thomas,... 11,620 A f, Henry gud | it was deeme Y h ope ul Garland. Jame ;Str 100% Gra Tp SAREE OD eo See Harrison, Johan W ; @. 5-4. 022 % has 5,340 H. Schrage........ 6.560 Lyon, Henry........ 14,0! 4 veg Mott, Isabella 3... 71360 Se 4 re J... 25.320 | Reilly, WV M.. 6.740 Wednesday night. you have seen that i5 aa ti f Ne tray, Kliza C fart, OliverA . lolliday, Talia eat.. 5,640 ’ : . | Marin, James.... 16,230 0 ty Paramore, J W... 33,670 Plant, George : te on — Garlaud: sare B.. E15) Gray, Bliza O, Hertonb rh Casper 6,330 Holliday, Samuel N. $7,670 Relly, Medor 6, 101 S..-0n Save | Lorman “Soin 2, § -« $200 yon Henry... 3 Marti, Jane... 5,010 Motz, Auna M tr, 6,600 Paretti, Antonio.. 11,440 Pollack, Sallie P 11,250 | Reinders, August 16'390 sept. _ Hartnett, Annie L., 42,220 Haligreve, oetee. 2 Kennedy. John Garrison, camel 590 Garrison, Daniel k. lb may Garrison, V Basson os 13,141 ésarrison,. Uliver.. Garritt, Theo.. Garstang, Ki hard. Garth, Dabney UC Midi tok nina & dts wkd 5.1 RO Pr irker , Zara E ee 6,330 est ** id eeoeee 1 . Kuse, Cc and I, ‘ . +" we : , . ‘ often tweil lrops instead of McAuliff, John D 5.900 Meinecke, Chas... Mariing, G. H.... 16,729 Mueller, Daniel... 8,170) boce Robert M. “7 B45 Player, “Susan P.. MEARS. ++ 2ee9e-e00 81,880 Rose, Kuwiri, io meen. Dua -- my visit shat eve shane frems & 30 gotil 11 p. m. Mrs. Paramore was apparenily ra- ‘ ne " eee “ee” 5,220) J : over, Sam T. . Hartnett, M J...... 850 Holthaus, Chas F... 23, Kennedy, Samuel H 8, 050 teas . 18,9 MeBiair, ‘Mary A, 16.850 Meinecke, Wm... Murviu, Mrs. H. Mueller, Guorge.. 16.730 Parle, Andrew... 8, 700 ~Pioeser, Christian erst id py. ee Y010 pose, Kiizabe hy . v x, ‘ ( { { Cirle ‘ ‘ ecbeees” te ae , Holthaus, Kdward D h Kennell,. Amelia C.. 20,1°0 Sewer. . MeO Cabe. E H, est 33,220 Meiners Herman, 14,2 . 8.06 Muetler, Heury.. 6,740 . 10 Plumer. Heury W Ae 9.720 : . | ees 0} gy ne pee rmee Kennett, Agnes.....3-1,190 Rracinuer Feat ‘fou | McCabe, E H, est, Meinhardt, C.. 78) eed Curoline... 14, 200 Mueller, Heury F 28,300 P vie Fa . 44, 1400 Plumer, Louisa - Kekilger, Aunte.. 17,30 moms Hears B... 3, tional in her mind, was not de urious, but as you Gartside, Jos est..151, 040 Gookel, Job ' ety. Andrew . 4, Hoithaus, Louis J.. ‘ Kennett, Agnes, M i ICSSOCS...6 00 ‘Meinhoiz, W...... 10,060 | Mark, Samuel.... 17 190 Muelier, bynatz BF 44,560 | 5, ’ 22 860 Pocock, Fauuie.. 75 Kekiuger, Nichio- oe pivhrwmpe e well aware conversed With me and others on Garvey, Lawrence.. 6.109 GoddardJoseph W Hasse, Dr EKaward. 13.790 Holtman, Sophia.. . 13.440 |” leasées.. san Bramec, marnare M oe 40 26 nine a (310 veiler, Join H.. zi.190 | b2tsons, C, les..... 22.8 Of y | Rose, Louis W.... g: ar t subjects; although her respiration was man: Thom 2 ast. S570 Goddare i, “George i. 23:350 Hasselmann.OH... 67 Holtschneidey .C has Cennett, Julia S.. * 14.500 Kraft Bernthard.... 16,88) cCabe, Henry.. 6, Meister, Fred W.. 10,300 Marx, Solomon... 5,060 \ uelier, oe “ig 9,350 Partridge, Geo...164,640 Pocock, Jolin H.. meeeas eh hithatnata Rosebrouch, J Ww diffe ren be 64 per minuue and her pulse 148, her Gast, August $.730 Godfrey, Wan. H-.. -o 2249} Hastedt, John F.... 5, re .J vee 5-00 Krate, 2 ame Movattery, Mary. er ,Aand Jno ge ae Jobin 16,040 ramen meme Partridge, 8, est.. 47,230 Poetuer, ete “* v0 acne, eee i alt ee pored to be being 101 at 6:30 p.m. It Kept up Gast, Leopold... Mage apelJdohaaudHen- |. | ifastings, K.izabeth 8.190" Holzhausen, Kenrick, P K 16.540 A a bee c - 148 aguire trs.. 57 diusoun, Cawline.. 9.790 Cerone ' Paschall, Eliza R 25.110 Pohiman, Herman cler, sth. 6. Rosenbach. Peter > temper: : . Gast ¢, August & Co,, 21.0 eo! Sym Hatch, dl ar 5580 doiph ° ; Kenrick, PR lessees 34.650 Kratt, Hause...e os. . Meilier, Laura T.. 25,190 Massa, A. Paicace - Be M Voygeisang.... 5,130 Paschedag Aug.. 6,570 te sence Rhee Relier, Heury.... 13,990 ern anergy ; was Re witli almoot the saiue rapidily yuel lip. u., the Gatti, JuseDl...c.68 b0'9 Goedde, br nciska, 4 9 Hattenhorst,Jjohn £ 6,)50 Homes, Susan M.. 5 20 .eppler Charies.. 5, 4 craft K . 11,50 MeCann, Patrick. j Meilier, Laura t Massou Ernes- Mueller, Pillip A. 9,460 Patebin, “& Pohiman, J HH and Kellinaa, Heury Rasenhi S) ¢ 00) tine rT) my departure, still she Gaty, Samuel.......10,3" Goedeke, Dorothea. my j Hatierer, Margaret. 6.600 Hood, Benjamiu.. erens @ Ores ease Fred W.. Me Carren, Alecia 8. lesse@B....... 7,600 uve... 20.410 Muic: ihy, Cathrine 14,690 M dp.. ¢ Win Patt Pee hatte 5,310 ocdatess’ Mt re - Soe ig s a 3 ‘ Seocnen. ts ory F esse, Bernard J. 740] Toue ” pavnre. da 5890 Hood’ Some” ; born Ganraaet: 5,550 Pa Conrad... + 6,23 McOartua’ Nope BE £ peions Vin est. 90,600 | cee Maria 6,230 + pep a H.. "sh Patehin, L W.. J Pointer, Francis B Rammgon, | Caro- Aoseuyarte oon was told, kept on inresion, ‘when sud Lay 5 ™, W 9.29 Goessling, Fre : Hauck, Feidin’d B.. 10,330 Hoolan, Cather.ne.. 6G Keru, Victor.. sg Kranenperg ». ‘ tlel enefee, Virginia, 5,04 asure, Amanda,il,760 . * Pate, Henry C.... 5,750 Poik sosecees inc A... 8,220 H., in five Ifo vm , 16) Gausmav. 2,40 = Goestenkuall: | Hauck, Louisa...... AY Hopkins, Anna Jd L.. 5,170 |] Kerner. Otto. . 5009 Krause, Christian F 7.000 McCartney, Bis- Menges, Join J.. 55,260 Mauasure’ Amanda, Mullally, Join P. 6,159 Pate. RC " 91'310 Polk, Elizabeth N 49, Remmer t, Heury ’ change in her breathing Louk piace and ; after a ; ~ . ’ Ww. é a 500 Krauss, Adoiph. eeee 8, OU marck.. ee tear Menue, Aioys.. yAP HSU lessees ch iethn isin 6, 620 Muilally, J rs » 35, SUV Patr ick, Ar; ibella 7,800 Pollard, Mar iel E, a da otis , said 5,060 7 . . short en ane dies of bas i y ale does pee abore yaral S 1 hear Gauss, Adele et ain. Pg? sepb 4 Speco “> ene. nt a ere. Jalin A... oe err, G 9 Krauss John. 13.700 MeUart M M E i Mui: { t 14.750 Re Gauss, Charlies 37.100 scb, cere” ook aumeller, Heury.. 5. opkius, eodore \err, Mar 6,63 ° goosse? Se cUartne ense, Mar Bs 020 athews “1- uilully,S argure ‘ “*k i 3.4: P BSU mmert, soe § . " wer al au y. p h v y. ’ y M ithews, Ader y; Patr ick, Frannie C 6,420 I vlberoy, Edward li, ’ Win. ° ’ { . » woul arent about, in my Opinion, by an embolism, “eee ee 4 r . . Gauss, Chas W est., 15,300 Goettier, Scnae’,. Hauptman, Peter.. 7.240 A, 6,500 | Kerr, Thos est...-.. 5,)10 Krausse, Emilie B.. nora 8 Mense,M E H 20,0U0 ¢ Muialiv,Margare6 5,750 : , : ideatain. Robers.. , b, Bliza......... 18,580 . c, tr. BOB Diccacveccscs 96,790 UUAV, Mare ~atrick. Win..... 28,000 Pomeroy, Amelia KReniuniler, Jobu.... 5 : b Gawiry, Auna E.... So — ype Robert Hauscbild, Augast.. : » 190 Hopuann, Hermann §8,7: ferrick Donzelia... 5,3:0 } pees Bimmer ore McCartney, Joun 20, "200 Mentrap, Mathias rr 730 | Mutuews, Edward 7.200 buliallv, * ulrick a tee W & = 5.380 M and © W..... 7,900] Renard Celina , A. 13.990 Fis bus net by the 4% grain of morphine, which effects Gay, Edward J..ce-- : Di wil. fanschulte,Ber’d H a3" 780 Hioppe, Anna....... 4, \errigan, Elizabeth 5,130 9 McCartne Sam Ment Mathi ie ts been = 5 atrichk Ce ¢ yo gat ‘ ‘ yo “ : * 4%, Rusenutiai, FW... 6 ™ d have beeu appare ut tor hours svener. You Gay. T 21,53 nd \ , 5,3 Benser. Kien i’, tr.. 23.930 Hoppe, Chas......... 7,380 | Kessler, Anthony,. 14.960 ard B.. a P ogee bay te a se a rap, Mathias Mathews, Edward ; hart , Patterson, KF 7 18,800 Pomeroy, George. 50,610 | Menuedery, Geo... 5,350 Rusevelil. Sonn " 51M woul matane by the above see tlie absurdity, in- Gazzan, str v, 40 _ lds vaneongp Meteor 12.160 Hauser, tllen, les- Hu ppe, Evama....... 54 fe:chum, Louisa M 8.220 Krawinkwel, Mc es Lydia | ? CSSCES.... .. 400 8,550 A 850 Millan 'y r id Patterson, Henry L 8,180 Pomeroy, Georyze, na Rensbaw, Wun..... 38.950 Roser, Joseph X.. os can there a teieeed of the sentenent. pad x Gebhard. Cnaries.. 6450 G ae, Ne "? fa atl BOOS... + eevee .++++ 28,620 Hoppe. Heinrich... cetchim. Sarah M 10,050 Elizabeth tr. i warty Lydia &, Markel, Martin... 6,040 | Mathews, Leonard 57,270 grant Retief Pun Patterson, Laura less@@.......+... 10,760 | Repetto, George... 6.410 Kostusky Jacuu.. reap i I f ( tion: Gebi ardt, (yeu est.. 1%,- os Goo odi u, (ie ee > eh; | Hauser, Joun........ 6,59 Hoppe, Laura A..... y ‘eo —_ Bree, ‘ok yo anh leSSe€@S.......... 6,940 nod Ss. ; Matuey, Chas. F.. 7.980 lessees....... »-131,820 D.. 320 Pomeroy, Jean’te. 10,640 Reith win, Ed F.. PATIO Ross. 3 oe : va “= witpout joquiring labo the lactis ana conditions of Geers, 0-09 GO re, St hecar fuusgen, Fred W.. 4.9-0 Hoppe, Sophia.. : 8.00 AL of McCarty, Patrick 10,580 : ' Matouschek, FF cae " 16,160 Mullen, Alicia.. - 12,000 Patterson, Marie Pommer,C F..... 24.260 | Reutlinger, Dau’! ia 310 Ceaser Dlr i 1 the case, that twenty-one grains of morphine were ; 9.360 Pomeroy, Edw A. 14,360 | Reyvuru, Amadee iossWay, Luere “ administered. Dr. Rb mig = nth ng : ene Elly Go! fausmaun, Albert.. 19,730 Hoppins, Herman | ¥ as H.... 5.250 Kreieibaati ones eC uenand, Kobt - a 5,200 1 Matihews wud Mulleu, Lucia..... 11,500 : 820 65,1 errils, Ctr.. 6,140 , 7.3 len, Lucia les- 08 -rnard.... 6,67 ng dntine , ) Wihittuker...... 7.399 Muile , Patterson, M: wy A 6,890 Post, Bernard 6,670 srovseseees 18.620 8 ‘] 12.9 I concur in the above st: avemen nt. R Gebner, He enrs ry W. lausinann, Chas A., 4: - Horan, Antnony.. + Potmsator, Louisa #540 Geisel, Andrew. lauspergpr, Kobert 16,7 rr Horan, Juhn......0¢. Kieselhorst, John A 11.000 4° : : a > * Gaiee’. George ‘oa avens, [ U - 9.39 * rran,Jd ho J. ere Kieser, Paul : Si Krekelér, Wrederiia 8.370 McCausland. —_ 18.600 Te Marg whet 5.980 oy oy Bells K. A. 12, SU 7, ae ong) Saat has ote Patiersoun, M E pena ont sce “pres Rey burn, duiliewe Rota, Beuj suin. G. COMSTOCK ACh cece “ awe, Maryearet.... 4,37 orger, Gey a iv.. - 61 Kiever, Elizabeth. ° a as cocce Oy ’ wude, Seila A. 300 ullen, Marye te and Henrietta... 6,000 OL has seee eesesecses 31,040 ; , ‘ zy Geisel, George fawken, Christ M.. 50:0 Hornver rust, 3 Kiffeu, John sw Krenning, voneeneen ' McChesuey, i Mau: his, Geo. M. Mullen, Mary..... 6,420 | p. n arcgntin whngs ptt: : Q Poorin: cn. Jaue Bt Reyburu. M Sar, seth, Prede rick.. 5: To this Mr. Paramore auswe! red as follows. Finane Geist, Geory ee ' lawken Horner. Win . 19,350 | Kileullen, Thos, est 6650 H bie 16,160 M . 28,986 a). Wm P.. 7.240 Patterson, Rob't D 10.1 v ’ y » Maly it 44,379 Hoth. Maryaret.. 8, ST. Louis, Mareh 7. Mone Geistiich, Caspar... 5,180 Green, Frank ha.... 1,00 ie. - tes atrick.. .6.250 Kretschmar, eMart , » : ’ B.. weesee. 16,880 Mullen, Win - Patterson.SusanuD 7,080 . coseee 10,050 en Mary Kothseuild, K... | ac ~~ lines see rints jreeu, George 5B FB wicis - aes Bitoran.. Faertek. . j,5 | : 8,900 eee, —arge 9.57 ao cea 42's: Maune, ‘Bred W..- 9,640 Mallen, George ©. 45,560 Pattersou, Wine- Pope, Caroline. ++ 83,770 -» 10,080 Koithsentid, Rose. Drs. Gundeiach cy _- ene le ces that y Ate as 64 rreen, Kettiel vg BBW gi gg Ri eon ‘ ray " reuter, Frederick. 5: ersan t = Be M: l, Eliza- Muiiery, Joun.. -+ 15,950 ry : 56 ye, Caroline Hichter, hh: 07 an GENTLEMEN—The circuimstat gave seiey Pius i. no Horst, Joas. Sous Rilpatrick: ‘Hope’ J 20, 460 grout wm 5.s4 McClean, Mary A 8160 Mersman, J J les. 39,7 sett. . 17,250 Mullery, Petier... 35,6201 parierson, Wine * Seaceant oa see eye182,260 | Ki cher, . “Chas I. a aes Poets i, Fors rise to Lie MeWspaper report Liat my wile died lawtin, Chas... i 3 Horst, Kotte...... ie P Kimball. John E.... 4.720 Krieckh : ie ‘August McCiuskey, Jas.. 7 -760 Mesker, B F and ' Mullikin, Lou . « | Ov - fred lessees 39 Pupe, Emily A L.. 6,000 | Kick, Tuecdore... 5.40 Kuhiaud, from agg -pnsenel meqagen Regie ae oo A ait {ay rte ty kK dw ‘ " hiorst.uam Cord, est ° Di Kimapel J iin i Ti Kriege Be 8 pie Senrs Freee " + y Kroexer, Krederics e ‘ 5,080 Mette, Louls...... 5. .. , Mur rhan,G@eo.., r oul, Virginta... nah . ‘Ler ‘ yo a = ly, B L coors BO, dtumsey, 1, M ;, t have appeared absurd myo as A pDhysician. , Da uie i W 11.500 H. de. ‘Ss, Richard. ‘ b> Huld a 750 c M; ixwell, Lies. s urbap 4 ’ l aul, y ing OL: 4 L te o4 HAV } al ter, Julia Pe 5,020 Hip ely J W et Vi ft mus } , Hic hard 3... $2,590 Hoste t, Kdw FE ng, Ss 5750 ngs oo pe coe EW Metreety Mary J 67,130 phe C * “Vaaeaae Jos 13,160 Murnaghau, Mary Paulie. Dauiel 7.650 Porter, Margt B.. 78,640 Pena 5,950 fuppert, Eliza... "aad Afier seeing the artageantty — Wor : io Dr. | F, ; iy : ; ‘ ) ’ =* ec oe “ee . ‘ , >) } a OF ‘ 4 7 pie I Ny > . . . » , - o las add oy iit ’ ier p bine : Wy . % ra xi iene & rergt: 15,290 or Auzust. ..... , © ys "120.350 Sake’ sabe ¥.. 10.100 peg 006 oo voce — rad Remotely Fa a. Pauiey, Dr Ferdi- oS see i, on 600 Ridgely, ‘Ste phen. 63,630 Kussuck, Isaac... 97 vetoed Dr. Alicyue asking hip eve 4 both hm I pose po ; s 9 > are } , - 4 way, yiLiledD... D, sal ’ oe, 1,37 qeeeee ce ah =] 7 ip) \rr : peeee i ary 5,08 Sy rence a at , Hough, Kl oe 23,920 krowé, August. eeee ' Mel tosby, “Alex B 13,070 Meuser, _ Fred. woos «68,980 May Solouon 20, WOO “Murphy Jeremiah 5.0 Dot and Portia, “AU, cust “8,750 Kele nau, Louis 17.920 emnee ry A CSL. aod to satisty those ignorant of the ¢ cus Loin: ir ctnnan, Cath... 18:80 Grefenkaimp, Ph laynes, Louis \ : OUNSK, OFS +e SSH o , ussig¢ cesses 20,950 Meyer “Albert H 10,960 4 ee oy ae 2 18 ‘ S. ate oat ck roe Dea iusse S wud best L believ re oa 1: ought to es Cath.. pe A orse.tenipaagn atic gies Hays “hie ard Houston, Sosa Kings met Geo. est 17.000 ay assiguee. yer, Muye, “iaaaie W Murphy, Margaret 12.160 aad Dorothea 10,920 Postiewa, Jobo Kiedel, Valentine. 11.; tliat you aid your bes ci, t , a te ; &) OS» v! i ‘ »,- . " oR . - ps ali vibes re - , d L. et) 9 ‘ og sense Dyihul ne! tt | Haywood, Rutus.... iow How, Eliza A. a Kingsland. Sarah E 25,020 Kruckeineyer, Eliz risen § ue K ‘eS Moyer’ ape ©... . ee -. 12,500 Murphy, Owetiest 10,230 Paulus, John J... 10,380 H, ee ee - 7,530 Rieni, Kdward sf. 6.800 bel! have been infor med of the gre ww E ger. ; nealy ey ee Ms. was me aa A ‘and Dineeena, Pini on A eng ¥'W obentss Peter. 9 670 ever’ Casper vm oo May er, A. B 6.660 Murphy, Patrick C 97,u10 Pauly, Peter J Potinott, "Ulrien. » 11,380 | Rietumuelier, M 5 270) - Very truly, etc., I PARAMORE, leuliey, i é Murtha ik Switzer, 15,%:! ngs! } ; . ~ a“ ° ° uyer, Bertha te. 16,740 Murray, OO | % Siriathat ov ‘ Jee ce cece « ; pia. rt “es joe oe liealey Michaei J... lz. Howard, Alfred L.. 7 Kingelta, Margaret 10,879 Kuechens, McDonald, Alex Meyer, Charles... 5.100 avers rom ng = te > ae Kiien 5, U0 and Bruther.... 41,770 — i #100) Riges, Benj C....5 7,190 Rusoeil, Lucy B.. 8,00 le for five du zs longer at the Jieemannu Maria wow Howard, Azee B.... 14,690 BOLTED 4, BERS, wns soo ons . & GC 24,780 Meyes,Conrad 5,260 1 ae pop et rye peaaatey 4 Dears... & Payne, Mary est — Jouathan » 0.039 | MiPeeys Annie H Kusseli, M A..... SLAUGHTER sale 10 we . . 4 ror 4 , » Bey ats ab = ‘ re gts bees te ’ co nd 56 + + ‘ : ‘ de 4 a Py i La i c ¢err of wf ye yeas) ‘ Q7 ‘ , 7 ieermannu, Mary Howard, AS Pescocces Wee 5,710 eae wind en _ = McDonaid, Annie Mey er, Elizabeth. 9,610 os wes i. ; = ves Mui , 4 Sorel A >t tessees Pp : ir ¥ Cob 6,000 Kusselil. SC. . : Glove. ; howard,Thomas..., 13,50 Kue Bernard A & R Rewer 13 50 Meyer, Ferdinand 9,660 | **' AKAM, JAMES... 16.9 se poadedng LB. « «puis teed i = ada Thomas J oe rancis Rigys, Geo W sr. - 37,030 Kussell, Win B.. lehman, Franeis.. 5. Howard, lL Klaiber, Jacob SOR he uenbnen, ernar oo . , ’ Me; ili, Win ed 7.050 Mit iay, “ mest.. 6,10 he 6,390 jr. 7.180 Kiggs, Lawrason. 76,400 Kutinrfora, | EN’S VOICES a ng me tbhihe. . didyere : 2 , ? 4, : > et th, Henry zee 12, ~~ Kubn, Ch: a lz McDonald’ "ies Win Shatman... 15,039 Me pon Hong ur a bs. at abs age o 6 140 he body, horn + 44, oon Powell, O es . wre arid nee A. 15,94) — iuid, 4 S.. $0,009 Mr H H Darby will begin bis schoo! for chil- nn B Howse. Jul x a lasing, Wm 14010 Kuhn, Daniel....... 12,7 SUNNA...+-00ee-- 14,500 Meyer, Jacobd..... 7,160 dant rm earce, Charles & 26,02 age a A r ICY, Wilh.seeeeee O90 Hultieriurd, 2 5 pate aia adh: nite : Moxie. i M ’ yh, Proues. Adolph.... 7,240 Kuban, Jacob 22.550 McDonough,John ’ I Sey Jacob and *s Medler, — Lin. “ee ") Muss! er, Joseph 9.460 Peck, Charles H..255,210 _Marietta........ 16,150 | King, KuWard @S6 17,630 lussees.......... 18.1; dren’s voices on Saturday. Special attention giv- Hoyle, Geo est at Klausinaun,Mariad 13,110 Kubs, Uharled A 14,2 1SBAC. «0. see voce 63,020 Meuicy, i as — Savers. George # 26 O00 Peck, Charles H Powell, hmina , 10,160 Kiug, Mury....... 9.400 Rutscuman, 8.... 5, ento the proper development of the purity of dioyt, Lilie Etr.... 5, Kieekamp,John C.. 6.500 Take, HW. 9 McDonough, Thos 10,100 Meyer, Joun...... 5,010 Mver 6.000 Seta? Bee HOSSOUS. 2200 orces 30,610 Rasa ower Pact ingen, John,.... 6,350 Kutter, Wile... 7,2 heati b ade at 1718 Ulive sireet Hubbird, J S...+.+0. o,6 Kieibold, Tneodore 7.190 Kule re, Adi 486 McDoweil, Etiza- Meyer, Joln 11,170 Meier, Adolpills.. ye Myers, re ten 9800 | Peckham, liZi Power, Thomas BE 7,75 Rinne, Wai SEBO BYell, Geecocccs one tone. Application to be in _ : ‘ thuchto@us, Heury. ee 3 Kie! n, Catherine, see 0. rhe Kul, eas Mare’t : - beth 72 000 Mever. John F.. tie 10.240 Me itt, Aug ust. éy sv M ye rs, J b est. » 14,0090 beth } . Powers, David.. ye hippey, Muaibew kK yan, P S eee... 5, Mucntoeus Hasty tee a’ Jona’ N.. Ng ‘16 Kunst, Brederick... 5.05 McDowell, iicien. 13.480 Meyer, John H... 7.340 | Meier, 4 5370 Mvers, Philip F. ++ 53,800 | Peckham, Osgood Powers, James S. 7,6 CSL eevsees-eeeee 5,250 Ryan, Michael. ... 24.3 SLAUGHTER sale for five days longer at the eo john Ifuds nm, 13 J 5,25 Klein, Michael est.. 19,759 Kuntz, J 1}, Me Blevy, Janies.. 8,800 Meyer, Joseph.... 15,070 Meier, — i ‘> oo z abi ye Peer “ ret ane it 11,000 = owere, ~F al habe 93 « Risch, Joshua.... 6,930 ou, Ht & we Globe. liuecdsiaedt,Louise 1,ic9 | Kleine, Amelia se Aunts, ae 200 | Mekal, Louisa & Meyer, Magda:ene 7,340 Meier, So kapd eye greys Wy oe andy 14,600 eiscli, George... 30,10 Powers, s mg 23,380 | Riseck, Jacov est 8,000 Ry | seecibacntee — rit, gilmier, Jon ti. lb.vlu kK! teine, He nry 3, 20 reese 1c holas.... Jobn . 26.32 Meyer, Mina © est 5.100 Me iv ry e ary Le A My a\ : nan ’ Ay isc i" Geor: ge 1 OW ers, ary Ae huisse, Nichoias... 8.650 4 : 4 ‘ ME, | THE FRED. WAEKDE COMPANY. tile sinaul.dGre roard b uid Kleine, Wm » B44 bey = ong WN MeFar land, J. a 76.630 Meyer Mose Meter, JULLUS..-0- b,i0U0 h a uders, A 1 ** ri wel) and John. ae ta bth and others.... ** 20,000 Ritchie, J ames.... 12 310 liychlickl, Ju0o kh, ; liutuavel, Chas. 780 Kieinecke,Advuiph.. 8.9.0 UunzZ phat sae . . ia. j M ‘hael ; 600 M . r al - r Peisen Jubnu ys Pozzoui, JOsepl Kitsehy Fred’« J0,510 insc pe 5.00 Kupterer, Josepn MeFaul, Michael, 6. eyer, Peter N. ht eenen” ' ' 4 9,140 ’ Pies Pelion, Ouver Z . ag, cae | fait. s Mr. Warde and the Leading Lady Fart Hugies, W E........ 2v.0.9 | Kleinschmidt,P T.. ’ ; cesses Huy “nes. Win ih. nite! ar po Klingel, Peter est.. 5.300 — & LBoisse- : MeGal ry, gah Jb xs 6,310 Meyers, Beruard Nab er, Charles... 20.470 Niem ann Aug ‘ ’ ioe P ‘auve. Prauk H be , . *, ) . 0! oN 0 on pias , "1s ih ‘ , 1 endileton, Mai rauge, rau . ‘ P ite no, 1 7 a Pr ve ie Ridecarcnbrink, G ea: Kupter ie, Maria © 4 1 fa Pee = Ne mae juiia - N; ke, AD thODYy.. Yw Pui , 7,420 aud ” Bi scde ce seecenres 5,950 | Sabath, Wm H... 6,110 Schureman, J N xc j Company With poem g Collins. Huil, avid oat. ‘ aaa Kiosteman, Ann.... 7.150 Kuri evorn, August 13,50 MoGUl Adele.est ’ Me ers, roe hia tr 9.200 | - vagel, tieury.. Ree Peoples, Join w 6.060 Prange, Frank H, Suchiebeun, AU... 6,600 Schureman, JIN& By Telegraph tothe Post Dispatch. ai , \ in by | tieiiuieser, Hy 2 DOROOOR.. sb actcntss * 5,000 powagg) ge Wm A 6,120 Kurizeborn, Geo W 5,610 | ° nar Jimaticte 16.180 ee “ Nacel, He r- nier 9,150 Peper, Christian..126.520 A et al - 19,230 |} Sachieven, Heury 31,840 Henry 9.036 READING,.Planey 200 Lindell. J G, est,les.1%,000 | MeGrath, Jas.... 21,110 Michenfelder, Jo- , Niamewer tuk a 6.00 » Ai : ee opel eg ER uni, Ann 0. 7 acklaud, Jas R est 5,930 Lindenschimidt, Jos 12.870 McGrath, Mary ‘J sephine ° 5.680 Nedderhut, age, 7 we M ates Perry, John D., 5.95 p lessees eri wt cecum aay E.. 7,330 Se uWartz,Jeanetta 4 Miss Collingwood, a member of _ i bua ‘|. lessees » | Lackland, RutusJ. 72,199 Lindhors:, G H 1, aT Thouas 6 1% ; BS tOD, SUNN aero ss 5,73 | Pesed, Joseph.... 5,7¢ reelorius, Emi damue ebsier Schwartz, W. farde theatrical eompany. ' Another lad Ginocehio, Daniel... 1 2. oat Moilnian. > bats ine Sons terme Lackland, Wm H Lindley, James J. aud John P.... 8,500 Michiels, Tuomas 5,190) xeideriut, Niesen, Freak E 7,510 | peter KA. et'9s9 Prescoti,£liz’u’th 10,670 serene 20,090 Seiuwarz, Auton 2 Bad of the company Was present aud appar- Giovanoni, Emil S... 5,530 Groene, Gerhard e: ee were ae? ar jw Hunt, Narriet....... est 8,180 Lindsay,A J,lessees 15,560 MeGrath, Patrick 14,690 geese ome Nievergeider, Erp- “ tion * Aas "on Prese ‘dia A 5.66 ier, All KE. 5.420 } ) | ; ‘ | ’ Giraud, Michael 7 yrunewa , Ww s AEWA, Pe ' hliunt, Mary C........ 19,v5v I id ys >A.. 5.800 | MeGrath P 7.38 H = O7; 0 svievergeiuer, Eh 9 Peters anu Bro... zo Freseott, Lydia 0,000 Sauc er, vert 0,420 Schweer, Hy H. 1476 btly in considerabie alarm, With them was Mr, Girat ld, rONG...0 7,14 ruensfelder, Louis 9.0% Jiuut, Micnael...... 1U,o%0 eee doke osephine "| soe oan ’ ‘ ne ’ , AU SSOVS. “en >] ‘ : roe = ra o. = - ° c +. »re am . . ; . Giae “ag peers Weeee pe BIL, SAAR owen esen Ty mat 9 trae “= PBA sity pod yar Laftin, Jennete M., 8,200 Lingentelder, &.... 7.860 | McHuie, TDoOS.... 320 Miele, Chas G.... 7,000 ELIMI Mas coerce ato) f lve mani, GUS- ne Peters, L Ouise.. 5.420 Prive, Quintus.... 7,569.) Sauderson, Jacob pas D 5,05 minutes, The lady at the window seemed to SIBSOT, FOPAMRAG.. 13,9) TUNE, MATL os 06e Soe | Belmerisc! er- Ilunter, Robt D*...,- 36,850 Laflin, Sylvester t.. 41,50 Lingo, Timora A... 5. McHenry, Jose- Mier. August 9.52) | Neff. Jour....-.-. +e ui ay, | A 7.450 | Peters, Jou P est 6.000 Price, K. 8,740 L . Schweickert,J.... 6. sin hysterics. Her hands were severely cut Gras ow, Alin. + 8.28 eary, = es a alee 0-H Fey Cerueis . Lager, Catherine.... 7.250 Linu huff, Klizabeth.. 5, P x . ine ey or Neil, Josep 5, st I bitip p.---- 21,010 | peterson, Julius.. 18.710 P rice, Thomas L.. 44,240 Sanderson, MA.. 12,000 Scliweiss. Anion... 6. Ml badiy bieeding. Mr. Collins’ rightear was (ila row wa uliat Tr. l Liit?l, a2 4 y! . = , 4 one Vubal a riggts mn, ‘Ornella 7 bo’ La Grave, Anthony 5.530 Li uk, company, and is afflicted witha malady Glasgow, D. eid i t + spendin cen cits ~ ; | usta beset c Laing, Win, vet OY Liustroth, Henry... 12,2 C1iZa.... 95.87 ley.. 8.129 | Nelson, 7,140 Nov! ; Veirinug, Henry... 5.940 Primeau, Lewis., 11,889 | Santord, W W.... 34,119 Schwier, Fred.... Mich frequentiy drives her into bysteries Gottse ook Mrerdi- ii bi it 30 liussman Arnold... Lambert, ‘eine LAnsteoth, 5 ar" MeKee’ Win, est.,141,860 Miller, Benjamin, *5,340 Nermecke, Henry 13,190 Noel’ Mary C and _. | Pettker, Henry.... 8.520 Primrose, Thon- Sanguinet,Fred P 4,410 sepwiering, Anna turday ste complained severely. Her lady Gott was k : “ ' ta é 7 Sea ire de rek.. et Ht Uussmau, Franz.. 7 Ai Lambert, Jacod... . 04's 4 Linton, Ann R 16 McKee. Wai, les- ’ Miller’ Ch J G . & 750 Nenunstiiel, ; Kaw “W Di veeeesecese §,350 Peitus,Caroline R 59,740 BS .ccecccevsecose Suute, WOR cececes 6,000 Maria, RR jend Was in her room endeavorit ig to cuormlort Gorse alk, Julia. 59 Gumn Heman, Margaret... 00 Hutchinson, Mary 8 19/lgy | bameraux, achat al. 200 Linton, A BR, lessees ase mi ¢ - 21,300 Miller, Kuge nat 8.550 and Sopbia...... 7,570 Noli, Chas FC... 6,180 | petzoid, Jonn F... 9,190 Primus,John, est. Sanwald, Fred’k.. 15,580 Seutt, John....... 1l, il r. Suddenly she arose and was Gottschalk, Freder- 22. Hewuiberger . all vert. v.50 hute Hinson, Robt K ti, 740 ta Alger: ata — - ohare, ‘O John R ll re = ~ : Miller * Georae Hi. 10°80 Neukman, Jacob.. 6,14) Noht, I rancCiS.... 2 310 Peuxnei, Theresa 17,200 Prior, Fred’k ee eee Sarpy. John B, Scutt. Joseph and SEKIZKD WITH SEVERE SPASMS. jek sees 7,400 Gumersell, wi =a bg pe agg Mk a ° 17,359 Lammert, John..... 9.740 1 ippincott C & Co.. a¥,58 9.42 Miller. Henry est. 8.130 Neumeister, Ferd 5,030 Nolan, JOUD. + 6+, 8,020 Peuznet, Virgins Pritchard, Heunri- Bb.cceccece coosse 84,060 -. 14,784 piWo ladies being alone, one them screamed ei es i 1g se tuinilach, George 3 © Dietaseen, John is. es3 Mime. 1s... ag Laminert, Martin... 26,000 Lippman, Morris J. 6,310 | MceKey, MatildaJd 8.020 Miller, Heury J.. 11,960 Neumeister, Goti-’ a Noikemper, tr.., 10,259 | 3, «sere 87,360 _ Clla.... sees 12,990 Sar py, Joho B est ‘ Seott, Julia A S.. 22, 5 r heip. When 1 arrived Miss Collingwood had Berea’ Sev B i. Bondiean 2 See Soy iadevene Willien Hymers, dwate i. $7 e168 Lamoth, Joseph 45,100 Lipebat, nen odd 8,7: Mckey, Stewart.. 12.440 Miller. Jane A... 7,640 | x wt . oo trong Wim Bee 6,010 Piaf, John. ae 6,000 Sag os.ere . one ee JLD pape Scott, LeanaL.... yn roken a number of panes of glass and was mkel, L Rs coaibassee ac 12.740 Hysiuger, Barney.. ” ‘ ors pe oo eewe ‘ ° “4 Spot. Leite! obn 9,150 oeeers MUPTISOU...e-0-. ORIN Seott, L L lessees 1238.6 reaming ioudly that she wanted air. She was Gould, dordias 5.. oy unn, Jame 90 Hysinger, Me d...... 8,200 — ee ee PE entes ygn ot ega iP + inn wean pop sune. Merits Sane eat: pnd ae Neun, Jo! Or 10,910 Noonan, James., Pfefterie, Stephen 10,060 Prouhet, The’ dore 6,890 Sarpy,Peter A,est 21,000 Scott, ng 3 M.. 29,3 t feeponsiuie lor her actions because she was Geabos diie ena. » 1580 Guth, rate seme, l 3 , Lamaversick. Kred.. ae v Livingst ton,Mary Jtr 8390 | MeKeon, Hugi... 9.860 Miller, Josepu G.. 6,090 Ne vias Mathiid Siscie — comp 15.460 iefile, Jacod.... 7,200 Frovencher, wren, 25.110 opener ublp a ‘570 penis Seay vans os ged cnr nalimenlagage = Bac te Bp. Grabbe, aga lena. o ov uy, IZ sesesecece Uv, > Lancaster, rer le os ae “—. “ 4 6 340 Me Kit trick Hu a 69. 40 M evils, aibiiae Cocco o,40 Pfeitfer Antbony 6 G2” ORE vista céceeeaaen Saugraibp re K. eo 37 Seott, P il 13.58 . cted it tl . ? ¢ y ) i ’ iile ‘ » : P m o . % s ‘ cw ‘ >» «- a ’ i s ii ip *eeeee 1 0 it r Strat { Way . ‘ i : elZ ‘ ie ’ Grabbie, Cuiuariue Tie. enry . sate Lucretia B - Sandan. imo Lobeinger jth | L227 McKnight, yo $y £2 340 G I, Lawrence 5.080 Ww et . 92.4 ) Nordeu, Herman 12.950 Pieifier, Jonas M 6,0vzo Provencher, Fred, Suugrain, Freder- Scott, SS.....-.6. 9.10 Bvith berculewn strength and pushed me against Iikiey, Fdward...... 9470 Isaacs, d - aia Landeker, c 5,000 Lockett, Sarah etal 7,300 | MeKuight, Mar- ‘Miller, Louis GG. 7,130 Newell, Joun 6,330 Nordhoff, Bernard 10,540 | pfeitfer, Wm..... 6,300 | est., lessees.... 23,196] ick, lessees..... 11 950 Scott, Wm P est.. 28,3 he wail, wounding me beLind the Haar. John H . 5.02 “0 He ngelsberg, Geo H, 8,00 pane, EE ”,! Isaac é, Mary ADn.. , Laudeker, Svlumen 5.4 W Lockwood, Aungeli- - tha A 34.720 Miiter. Ml adimaes 12150 Newhali,Clara P.. 8.500 Norp, Johanna... 6,800 Paster, Mary E... 6.960 Prunty, Chas. E.. 9,110 Saugrain, ‘There- Scown, Edward... 7 , Sie A no OP eranee menmn oo. thins. i Menke Svea cr er meres, cone ou) Ische, Houry 8,340 preretg altel + ROS ST ht 18.070 | McKuight, Wim.. 5,560 Million, WM. 5.0uy | Newberry, Fb A.... 6,010 Norris, Elizabeth 5,250 | Philibert, Eulalie, 6,600 Public Schools, a, lessees...... 5, Seruggs, k M and nd 6made)«=CuseS oof odd Sts XX OSSIOUS. ii nkel pee T ee ee b.. » if) Israel, Bernard sr.. 14,150 Lane, aunie B....., 030 - nine y Bo eats. tio | MeKowen, Jona. 6.650 Mills, Josepu est. 30, YUU Newcoms, ae Norris, John H.. 5,109 Philibert, Mary J 6,830 — lesse@s........1,116,080 | Sausser, Win..... 12,37 ; 39 ine house before the above scene tuok place Chae, s . ‘ Simii 2 'isSa yt r ’ v i oc ov e , . et . oo ‘ > ‘ ’ 2 RO gi ~ : « é : ; > liennessey, } 980 | frons, DS 175y9 Lemus, Anthoay..... s2ulu Laue, Annie bE, ies Loebein, Bernard. . 12,360 | MeLane, Jane.... 7.820 Miller, Wagen- * any pag Joh Nw mask Philibert, Joseph, 6,410 em eg bavi wees Sayers, R i ene Scuader, J 1 tr... iss Boyie, the leading lady, left the company —— a eee 19, ro pee Lhesse ). eee 790 my et ss 2, 77 pet rth ms aaa os Me Laran, ( bas... 49 640 haeuser . 16, 150 D “3 550 N ining Wm. i ve Ee eam Julia... 18,500 arse one ba cece peas tea eo tr. Scudder, : cone A..180 went to New y ork. J bis Lilul hmluy MM I. W urde BCKIDAD, UNAS..4+6 yet e s8Y, PAUPICK ' ‘ , ne, 1arlotte © Si Loe ‘itel, Ww mm ,85 4 7 ’ yon iN ¢ 8, ’ hilips, Catherine 8.330 Ulli, NIC Sees Caling. i ee 42.5% Scudder A jee. ried company with his jwanager and feit for — 5.59 Moun. Lanes Se penmne, Harret 1. Jock, August.....,., 5,500 | Laue, GD 7 ae McLean Ja Hema 670 Miller maty Og 10, 150 Newinan, Saraa.. 36,630 Norris, Wm ai Puillips, 0... ««-s 9.230 Puisiter, W, H... 10,690 | Scalzo, V......006 6 Scudder, R H..... 2 ew York. Mie eas wot about the hotel at all Seeinen. ‘Joh F.. 13.890 Hent v " Po pg Niehns toa . dohanning-Joha ws 3: pmo ped a 6,50 Loeseh, Peter. 9.200 | Mele ‘an, Mary E. 5,%0 Milne, Aiexander 6.2 Newinan Socrates ae Richard 9 Phillips, Eugenia Pullis, 5 Pd Doce 69,380 | Scanlan, JasJ.... ‘ Scudder, Sarah ve wing Lhe above excitement. Of the separation . 2 : a ‘ ’ ; . 4 ’ 49 se rr > icolis, Sim 42 or tne Gerhard F., WAN Assesses Sebasiian, Fr: k. 7 Vera] k + the ne eeeme inane ee eel Herbert, Julia lex aeesson, Henriette. 6.000 | of al 20,700 | Lanse,Frederick,sr, 9,90 Loffaages, ¥ V i4 E 5,520,jMilienverger,MA 5,970 | Nicnois’ Win 8.740 lessees 11,0: lessees... cnc S040. ent 10.550 | Scbuehner, Adain 5.670 Heckel, Geo....... 5&3 MEMROl Was precipiteted by wfituitiess effort to have 4 ¢t nu, red, @8t c2,12 2 as ‘ ks. ‘ 6: an a ‘ 7 . > ‘ oval ’ 9 _ en : - rely Sse i dca es 42 seeeeeen eer eee , ¥ 4 ec ‘ : ess e Toleman li. Pi : n ier ‘ poTter, ° v) — Ma ree and M B. ; oo Toute : re — wn, Ferd H.. , A430 We “Milteuberger, » Chie 9. 000 Nicholson, Di iV id 205, 4 90 Northrup, }iet eh 1,100 Phipps, Luctus.. 19.100 Purdy, M; ny R.. * 10, 670 Schaciul, Lou... Reaatee. 2 L.. ~s e two Nadie adinst their dimeultios. aoa ad id ser, "hile M les ies ferman, Clas Fe... 25, Jacob. filly 5) Johnson. Mason,. i. Lange, Mathiida..., 7,440 Lonmann, Johan F.. 13:1) McManus, Ibos.. Mincke Auguste 11,700 Nicholson, reter.. 13,420 N phcb igh ; Maney 16,580 | Pickel, Anton.... 6,500 Putting, Francis Schade, ‘reder’k, 3,09 Beever, MrsChrist 2 he male members of the company Was arrested age r iilisa L, les- ae eru , 0, Js est... 43 v0 Jacovs, Abraham L. 31,600 Johnson, Nancy 4g Lange, Wm ¢ 71.480 Lohmar, Mary E.... 15.4 McManus, Wim... : Mincke, Christine 28,950 Nicke rson, _ = Nowotuey, Che i Pickel, Catherine H.... : . 8. Schade, Freder’k, | Seibert, August... 11. bight for accidentaily tiring a bullet through a ierndon 1 Jacobs, hsther tr... JU Johnson, Nance y An Langeiord, Jonu M.. el Loire. PhiiA we BBO. McMillan Wm Miucke, George N saeiek. | ae ‘fie 8. r 250 N l * Se POS BEES PY 5, Pye, W ink. | 7 saute . 8 athe ag canes Seipp, Chris est.. 12.1 hote) window. Be hope te idelet, Emilie C. 9,430 Nuelie, W 1M clade, Flora,ir. 7,: Seitz, Chas est.... 23 Hager. lisa L......25%. Herrmann, Mary Ni Jucohs, John T et lessee 11,969 | LAangsdorf, Morris, 16,120 Loker, : 4 E | ° P B2CuUnS, « s i@s3 é i, ‘ shah N G H ee 7 ‘Poon OF ‘liga. . iat McMurray, bliza est, lessees 15.000 | Niedringhaus, Wim Nelson, John C..142,770 2. Schade, George.. Seitz, Louis est... 13, SLAUGHTER sale for five days longer at the Ce en ee ee ~ pee ~~ Geinmer, Crempp, How: SOLIpp. ALi Geruzhty, J Gerak, fpr. Gerard, Lew! rardi, dvusepu au d est at ee ae eet be ed bee bee Sas ' 1,960 Hage riy, Aub kK... baat nti rr nannA, reed ; al ey 25.2% Johnson Nicholas »” Laniiain, Sarah L.. +410 Lok M: 7 12.439 Haggerty, Mary Ann 5,100 Herrmann. * Jacobs, fonisa...... 10.380 Johuson, Sik ** ota | Lanigan. Lawrence. 4.140 Loler’Ana Go Ae “Ll 50 Mincke, George F 13,931 nriati ! 9 { ‘ . ** e 5, ( Aeseses “ e sii Se »iz ae v0, aner, v $ ‘ owe ’ , y ,. if 5.2% ye uf ley, Ellen.... ‘ ; 7s Hageer'y, Anta Aven pA ie u Ly red ‘ Of A eons, Philip 38,10 Jonnson, Waldo P.. - Lanitz, Marguret.. eee ge UU Loler. Ann M, est.. 7 MeMurfay ef ee Mincke, Hasty .. 5, 059 ; : 34,190 Nunz, Christian.. 5.290 Quan, Joha.. setee Ss — Q ee Ann.. Schaut, Jacov.... “ Seitz, Louse... .... ilove Hahn, Phiip, r ieeobe Thos. 8.20 Jol l Lansden, ‘Luvs G ‘ Niehaus, Dr Win. 6,500 Nurre, Henry.... 10,582 | Quaute, Siephen.. 6,49 , Schaeler, Cath A. 13. Selhuefer. Thekla ‘ . Hahu, Wai... 21 obi has; hal | Jacobs, 1 Soe ae cae Soe ee. L brunaae ib G0’ ste Louergau, Mary A MeMurty Sarah P 13, Mincke, Julius Hi 2 laimaun, uatgn Quinn, Mary and Scnaeier, Fred W : ; Habe: Movs ss: ivy “ay SieyAtae A guy | darabe, Wy iat i Sin Jonustan, Wind dha | Kaneinganrabam thong and Ratetemegs.- G48 | MeNauara, al Cn “8880 Minges;Garouine, 9 cee Qyqumannwtosed” 9400 ~ Michael W. Schecter, Louies. 0060. Gelers tone 1 1t a P 7 *a0 . : /acevson, aD: o th . ? ’ Te ») ‘ » ‘ . e ves “v2 . oe " bY du , : poh Vio A, > adel MN, a es Jacobs, rrou'k " Julivet, Odile ee eee. 5,450 pon in. Ma »M: ary est. 7 0 pee oryg fhomas. id MoNeat Wm. est. ye Virginia 1 ny a ORB j J I 1 4° 1 0 Ob M { J 9 _ 0 Quentin, Geol ge. 5,000 Quirk, ee ag , sebacfer, WwW =e ‘ . akeeae ‘ Kaiph. 1: ) STABBED BY A PLAYMATE. ' wereesrnas by lerthel, Rich ar A. 9000 | Jacoby, Kosalte and Jones, Adell 919 | Larkin, Mary C..... 21,460 Lonergan, W......-. see | Secseit “wee + Ambros Y Brien, John J.. 42,12 ear, Maria J.. 9,770} Guiek, Luke...... 5.980 Quirk, Patrick.... 8,000 | schaefer, Ww.... rite —_-— Huldorman, “ . nani Cl ‘heist : 105i 2. fay cone » (ltr 16, a. mee 283.. “8 = Long. Joho F ; gta] _———r 21,480 ae Neitienae@ ge oy psien. Tunothy 7,390 Obear, ig ba fere Quigicy, Bernard, 11,910 Schaeffer, Mreud'k Reiie othe iia ‘a | Rowbaliing that Terminated in a Deadly ; sean 6, Jacge ar 4, Junes, Chas sr 3 ; in 103 6,680 Lony 92. , cueil, Fann D4 *Conne Aate.. 6.900 Oberbeck, Marv. 540 . . : ome Be é he + ; Seed sor eee. Oe . ‘ 2.9 Janminet, L ot Jones, Ea, lessees.. 20.5: yo he Chas T... ye Long, Mary N etal. 6,7 Mary : 7,010 Mitchel, thes nog » 26,000 O'Conner, Connell 12 320 Oier, Jobn K and : R. aS enns W Gi, ... Seudeu, Aund M. 17,60" Assault With a Kuife. ge L750 Hettiker, bre oe eee sine Joncas bee 143 Merona, Met... 6190 ge wae an MoNae a Hen’y 12,860 Miteieil, Robert O’Conuer, Patrick | tol 7,890} Raacke, Ferdl- ee 1s nates if A ef ' a ‘ By BLA. eee ees 4 ) eee y Jonn Hurke,...... mt >Nutt, Jno, est. 9.970 aud Will 73,020 ape hee ‘ Ritter, JODN....+.+. , Jou 7 Lasar, A as . me ' itam...+ 4 Jd ' Obertfoell, Cathe- NANG ...0 0-02 eee , oO} Mary A 13,500 Jones, Evelin; vere 6,390 | Latora, Maric atte re nose yomee 4 McPheelers, Hiiz- Mitchell, 1+ lh Jue 6,240} O'Conner, Peter.. 67 FUNG. 6 ae eweeees 6,050 | Rae, Kilen M.... 7,700 Ritterskamp, Lou- ~~ Jamison, Wm © 9,20 « age E 6. Laughiin, James... . 6340 Loomis, Elias , abet veeeese 16,430 Mitchell, Wm. * 16 vv} O'Day, Catherine Obe rguuner, John Rahmoelier, Fred 5,00 __ 1S @St..... ‘ii > = aan > ‘See —_— — _ viewers: lesse yz Jones, Wm.,.....006 » 40. Laws, Samuel 8..... 25. use Masten eval 87. 220 Lal 5. Molrmann, H H 6,520] O'Fallon, Be nja- mE Obermoeiler, H’y He coats 4 Jobn..., 34.830 Roberts, Woi..... aon _— Seufert, A M...... 5, r ec aaa’ Sh gd | me aeleonie * oe sate “ei = yee nt bm std ae 8 jay Helens... sai Mckee, W Gist « 02,510 Mohrmanu, H H, min, lessees... .-- 49,660 Obernier Peter : Ramsperger, F G_ 6,740 Robertson, Autol- Soneeie. ka ab 7-80 tito 5 Ay ac a An Explanation. i , , Higgin : rie e ‘ ‘ O , 06 teeeee s f }! } ’ . 28 ¥s ~, eneeeeeenee , ’ ’ e+e S&F ls (ear eat. 10,00 dig ee Thora C14 | Januar, ena aye Sawer Giemii iv | [eeby Mary eb al.y. §,i0 LoudermanJohn Ht (hae oe ae one, JW.. 0,000 | line...” need Oncee habeas sehen | Geaken RF are Robertsoa,lda W. Monon: Panty st 18,000 Sextou, Sarah L,. 7,7. ingtoan accident in our composing-room 4 by! Mad, Sets “8 1 Jarv.s, Jane 7 Jone ar Sadieaa , arned, Joh 7‘ ‘ ’ : : ert, Logis...... re au i 98s ay # , , on teed tang Gaeen b4b0ae” Biinersen’ liy Wess Jasper, Herman.. Joy, de . Leathe,Samuel H.., hate “il taseee “ha 26.000 MacAdaras,Jas D 52,170 Moleswor Ul, Jane 33,120 | ©’ Fallon, Caroline Obrecht, Mathias 6 Ranken, David jr. 72,170 Robeson, Jacob F Soheor, d oo. . 25 Ds - som a Ny hae mane of today’s Post-Disratce is de- Halpin, James few aoe | ceman, erm W, 0 | Jeffrey, Medora 5... Juage, Arthur J..,, Leavenworth, F M.. 17,180 Loudon, Asa........ g zz | MacAdaras, M D60,970 Moll, Adoiph.. » 41,9007 lessees..........120,250 Obrock, Charles, ay ab David jr, Kobinses, Ellen Scherer, Johu H.. 7. Oy K ayec be Halpin, Margaret... rf a » Hike ‘fen ee nf ho ame, Shanon & kK is : phage done B,... 23, it eee’ eer M.... 6, ove, Irene H..... , MacAdaras, Mar- Moliman, Juse n 7,130] O'Fallon EE Obrock, Herman 10,340 mh “ o. Geo L. Seueter. Waiter. Snarnwel, Khe. 5,00 — es eee ew ph ! 172.110 Lowrey, Hattie B.. Mack, Chas J.... louks, Jumes A..163,050] O'Fallon, E E Oiiusorg, Albert... 28. Ranken, Hugh IL aia ate Ss. - - Suarp, FideioG.. 200 is edition. A late edition will be published NHamfeiue r, Wm . 600 mL. } rederick. of jennin John ik 0 Sen lin d teteee i Bruty sich. SoU VOWTY, John..... . 6, Mackey Ek Li a. oe 1 ' 7 : 7 ++ MB, trees. + 52 , Lik. ++ Monks, Joseph... 40,040] Sinith and Fan- Oife, Heury...... and Jobn D.... Hy . ; ee. Alexander ~— Hu, J ames A, 5450 | Jonnings, Robt M.., 19.330 Jurgens, dusgea’ ‘if 08 | "obs % ee 2 Thouas,.... " 0 Mackey, Kilen.... 6,000 Mouks, Laura A. De nie Wall,lessees Oliphant, i West 29 29080 Ranken, John D., 15,190 Robyn, Alvina.... 7,520 sebenek Atami : peng peed Sno. 5m hich will contain all the day’s news. 5 een Ve Hil Seconnaes 19 Jewett, Danie! T,... 8,490 Led weer g's: ‘abe, psitiejte L else Gecawnd Tue § ged soaks, W H.. O'Fallon, | Harris Oliphant, R W Ranken, Mary A.. 7,910 | pee on dete , © Shaw, Heury, les- ease 40,190 Hill, Tho ‘Magne ; i sucas, Heury V.,.,.269 1M. oulgome T and Caroilne lessees...----+-. 7,530) Rauken,Mary AnD Koche, “9 ' ~ ‘ Slav ia’ ae p sede on by | achter, Fret W... & ‘lute, eae Hur....-.-+. 18.240 Lucas, Heury V, — Maclay, Julia A..110,840 nhanane O’F. Vaughn, Oliver, Martha J, ak ag eee 11,530 Rocklage, H W... 200 Somerset, Sa Shaw, Meuty co + ABO AE Giode GHTER sale for five days longer at the . y ny Hetil 6.080 B Madden, Cath.... 9,199 Mouti, Charlotte pe "000 less@es........ 23.680 7,930 Ranken. MA L.. 6,120 see ta ane Beulelas, essen 8 Shaw, James..... 15508) . Gavook . ' . 15,860 Hidle ferst, A and W Kabn, Theresa clyman, 8 : Hamilton, Letitia W Me 6.640 | Kaime, B r..: | o a0. J ba F. Lucas, James D., w | Dlaes, Jaco. et al 8.000 Mevers, Lyuia P 28,80 O’ Falion, Henry . Oiliges, "Katharina 6,020; Ranken, MA L tr 17,560 : ~ a Schierverg, Geo —— = a sat wi 590 ee mall Burglaries. GAY BOM 0.- 0.0.00. 0 Hi legerst. ‘AF est... 19,830 | Kaime, BF sais Roneweteas, ouis., 5,0; ‘ 20 Lucas. James b, Maffitt, Julia 151,760 150 ; i Mary J.. 10,200 - Be cenit cmering hae fa; imer, Mr Joba if sng Baie, Carona’. Sates Knapp. {eo re aie Lee, W Hand i teas, 3 he 0 | amet dunaand. a ing a” O'Fallon,” ian or ih nrg k.. “5.550 ankes, Robert... 15,000 7200 tn ey el Sheehan & Loler..1460 __ The show window of MeNamara’s shoe-shon, at Ham pier, lL, k . * - Hilt , in ’ \a nd 4 aro pears * ha ® @ene e, an WwW N ] LT Gantt, oeeee 38 ,080 t Ji A, lessees... “#* .150, 140 Oonk, Cir istian. . 17,790 Ranken Thos jr.. 42,360 ’ : Ww Hammer, Jessie G.. 8,>0 ton, Appa — & Prete: Sohn ae 24.430 1 y Some. as B rng pisssareveesoe O:200 Deas "8097190 MaMitt, Pierre C., 20,120 v.. O’Falion, John... 7,000 Oppermann, J JW 6,000 Ranken, Thos jr , 51, , alnut street, was broken about 9:30 o'clock —_ ome hy Hy u. 30 Bi'ton, Margareth., Kaib, ¢ ec i Robe Loos, firs s N. Magher,Putrick,, 6,650 O'Fallon, John J 96,910 Orr, Mary andWC 13,720] ‘and Al.....,-... 76.600 Roe Johu M...... 92.07 : ~* Mebt, but no property was stoien. lammett, Ken #.. 92 Biivon, pate ot aid su ‘ae 4 pees Cssaes EY mee - SOI “it ale Mayrath, Patrick 5,770 3 | O'Fallon, John J, Orrick, PenelopeA 22,600 Ranken, al dag. ag hp eos ae * 2 146,600 ' wT t the same hour Mr. Bernacet’s fruit stand, Laur , a Lwele, rhe Saeses H... 38,040 Lucas, Mary H,..... | eguise Cats —_ uy ie : “es : Ortnwein, Chas F 194090 neermeny = Joun M.... Se wiiaaeae wl roe Se eth and Kim sirects, was broken iM A ochaeperkoeiler, Sennewald, F W.. 21,98 Ben B : ’ Wit H.......01. 15000 Senseney, K J.... 160MMMing pe nett WhO lives af 1816 Benton sireet, Schardiag, Fraa- Senseney,M H.,. 7.00 rust Sehelebert, who lives at the corner of a ete 11,900 Senter, ht Fete 0 pitrenth and Monroe streets, were throwing +e 20340 Senter, Sebucit, Clara cad monet, wits 25,58 An. — yesterday afternoon when a fight re- Lazarus ......-. 11,140 Servis, Cath U.... nit rom the gt Billings drew -.a pocket- wonere. Janette & Servis, Dav 5 and *aud stabbed his piayteliowin the bead, oeeeee ez Leder, Her Miuckey, ibtieisch. Hens x . 5.49 mae oe A ai * he oe * th . . ie Lal OGels u y Vefmaun, Wm........ 23,050 Lucas, Ropert J. % 320,57 Maguire, Eliza A 6.610 O’Fiaherty, Eliza Orthwein Bros.... yet aniett hee A. eye's Roe, Martha Av Sehira, M......... , theodore , s0me boys, who cari ied vif some fruit and i ule lert, J ‘ ; Handilan, Alex oat Jade Hine ‘Ke, P eter W, aiiueayer, tt 6 est, 60 r+ 12,000 Lucas, Handiap, Mrs M'a, 22,500 Mic kiey, J oun Liens. 5000 Kaltmeyer, August, Y | Maguire,George., 19,940 ‘Flaherty, E : Ww D. uiz, Michael... Henry J... 6,850 | ® : we D.. i i » Pea ARTUR. +> 7 _ peunetue, yueb! Maria al Daniel,. 17 17,020 ‘ { ' ; , 3 ‘ »dobn F.... 12 odgen, joka 20. pase ee ~ : | - I eects A? ngyst 15,150 i’ ete Overs kf: say ee ane 4 te og pee ¢*; wheat ‘ ' The Board of Equalization. Wioger Be, ae Uist Ser hee Fi : i coming ut be we hel ‘Bern Owen, Si i tise Se | ib, Antho- Pee Speen tae Creat Over met in general a rq mee see ‘. J ree eee Manes seve : up @ ro eesnesonaed am Praas.....cci -e me ny Shree macy fee | SOOO V OC eevee ind bReCe ° 6279 CALE od 25): : Bo aes Fm thi Peay. J Moraes presiding, and Be onl * ! . ‘2 Ee “3 oe v ; k a yee a : b < oF ng Aas se acteawe = a 4 ; POT Miran ee ee CORE ER PR ag. “mied the following geutiemen members of |} mo ~ 4 2 a ~ 4 a h ‘ = a a 2) ‘ « Sma ae Sa ite Ge eT + Ser pM é ; oe! Se ee Lee OM st ee co J

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Ho Ronltin jenny 44,95 Mrs. ee of and ded is years ret th Ww . sw ge Kobi ng ohn B: 5,009 written rane, relai see the the the owi been ase oma and J.1 Rol Sug. ehn B.. 7.1; ence | expl e, I slacing to t h oe Ba. ng t sub » ag n’s 5 RD L Houta ae a9 morph ee a averse erst usband. llzrd. oa them + vA yer uicid ey? | The Ww ug, ly T.... 9,629 atal do rine ics { it Ca ¢ at dd. H io] fi ar e. T th ree se uli stateme e cause of 8 e t 8 ape oi Auiaerh aud hi wr 10 re ee sertieth oy a here wa a ae acai of m has f x ‘advance of dea _ re tl whe for a rea ba ve you of supposa aura = fuapstig Mameig share patron of last a So er wy. a of e the Cll Ci a sol are ms Be yin ou k use bly ont to 28 8 a abe en ada —— § Satucd, limey » Henry 299 this ou eal be ul ¢ at sb ref a ite! N — the O se son rrat th hn — oe . 1eyer, ary 9,4 contal: solutl cripti on ral n 21 6 er- th 161 o. 1 ut O e | rio wh ion 1s © ve th Ipe ey a ly bad Pe te yer, “ices eeiay igen tion seen of mi Dr died tine ras eSinter t 3 n Ja nsan us a ‘dhe pte PM highe: 4 sports of ere 1 ye eg ‘sea eday 1} grain C: w orp in in ra K Be o’ci st e t s y wong Me, a’ bes Dh yaaa y ey SiN 6,10 bes ‘ight, whe alled ont vag a stock mh aisom 0 ius doo clock, whi Asya ben for an exper i's basis Ayes povici i sae Bl wa te aries ei oe ao ne um fr i eee “Came anced ounal Bat a peas de ag rs. P ren e st yes s d and a e a nae el no m , t : a y a ci- 960 “Sete rene BBE * on wedne yee er pod «You rem ~ Berek yesterda en and Me oe ae - pone one rnoon = —_— ibe aw om _ ch’ prom enough a ono. * pou = oy . el . e . 1 y ee a , Bos uae, N 5,080 Bien, Du is tan bal vot recely dr nervou —_ on ¥ ne tee ay at git aes ice tats yand te oasied Watie » each LIVE ie iv ui a Sy ive vant | on a=} the pa oes Goodie wg | Si: STOC se sj" ro Na . angie =f , 86, c. f 79 Ww m eee @ ‘s posrasis Feige ch igere her mtu sit tha rand th at satis- | yess Peties Gor oel, B sold over Bt a ii caf aa ora eas bea crop. mic saa 1 u K tose dhe Dlata 880 eres are © , was beta e ,000 ~T 9 e u 08 l ec e a w 08 ar. eat ap 7 . PB eee orn LK_T 301 og . teste jou eee moors Sis00 ecm and Bankers : Se ea ag jaca ot sik Lake es ok Gog Sa ol a a i, the : osen lie ‘ J (iy a “sf ratu " “pe aie alt W iri ‘ ap ro ai ~ = OO ¥ o u > RI y lin et $1 ea t 2 ~ an e : i sees Sond | n ini 13 sn ers ty trade 113 H hheios » Ju 30,734 Iti al re dei r mi ui itis io pa m of 8 pe La a coe ge Bop ne ees clo ed oS aS 1 10 tet 4 oon ch 5 G OS mated “9 ited tt a hark orses tl ie ee U0 re | t ni ec ni ou 1 us re 8: m: per De> od B t V> M “9 f ate. . k 8 sin oO u ope clo i iga 4g ood al i3 h od ant nd a et 1,498 7 omen im re 3 ne vot th ing 1 nu: gh b ne , bu nil :30 30 re H aa = o un¢ M in sold g to PERE. nd An ed , b sin m- n Lo eC r.n cro aoe thei ed st t th ek & oe . Ma 5 Was of es Ol i e at er and on ri 1 “O00 © aren ye a .y ft ling March 80 Say r ouly, ste but st at » Der sn w ordin ew or ¥ ser wagg 4 ted stock at e 0 w 1 au ’ ri wy nan fe ~ a) as Bol die al id h re ol $s ‘a- iy —— ex eg indi six n h 80 ula Ray saath a ad % a 0 bri it. Sra crop 2 cinanan y. ew Ka gth peni ell 49 ton Ede in. iM was told, 80 my Be nino er spirt a on pd Pe: a Dcetcan Ay 1 og sixes Wg, S aanin a ulin yo Bh ha net N a nary... op rapidl Scars ., payis roca s isl +. vt yas told, K : . Fra fan y. 2 against = . heen ay aoa 10% | No ose ° ae asses of bt emais & pure iene Ahan. - 2 oe — 10,500 ee ieere athe nerv on A P- ‘pulse 148, ou py ranc cases Mo.» une Aang rates. N hag = lig and fe oh ig = Be 3 3 ies wseseee 6 | am Ca than ian the a bu 1 led St bal. Bile chi noid ton ous ‘par il ae 148 wa + tie S ht Lol ‘is yf r six ding § NO s. 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Sh Davai. mi zZ. 5.670 Seaver, At an 5.08% urn; cy oe York. + early ra ' she County Ps Cur rin Lev: ieee & pee 1084 ee Gran R a O grade exhibit better bh points being 1 25 ° ah >and & Be see oy rn and v “ Sena Te 1OR I 8:09 5: if d ar nsoo pet | eet vol x Mille, “ett hae - 88 ing the it with i Ti dy, left t xpre words County Ms,currin 2 [April & oe 1124 113% Grensions yee ay —, “Y pt ited noes Land without ay re N, M 4 Au a 2 6d: Sees. a Xas F Ti 8:09 pm | 35 pm and Victoria 1 k3 at Bigg wo “apne ee a ary... bi heey Pty his lism eft th to SSiK Is She. ney 1852 ee Hed ty er pa , fi FIXED WE ahead o telias rod a out ay ognee M » Mare ugus Ju i ti- Chic iLL d Fast. a ANE mi¢ 7 : min —— eh 6c - ros- 3,050 Beekel, Ge Sree sake. oF ote of tne we daa ses man the ok US > egy 1885 ist Uct 10436 116 ae See Fa arge HITE. >. me. e places, N Come pooh ngs AR h 10 eye & pril 5! 10 Day Ex} IN et gee * = am ren Pee £ S246. 674 ; Se gers 700 nauk 84 ely ot | \y se 2K EIT Labo ieee. 2 > ok place eae *° 1895- ‘Wen, 108 2 10536 N ar , cu nul ain for b p, tb, call ain ~ pling and ue re nge the pots N KE —S§ ne 5 ébud: J 000 y ——a —— O88.0..4. + NAD age he » and fi Ife 7,87 Se ever, : § eae Bos ah Jet OW Misa I ut the a a ¢ | Mo. Pac woe} 1M oadan. ghey eeacliti Bel _ Stand. peng ~ & Tis. aatan = ints rhe y ¥ eg mat wae en Ts pirits ; Au head se epeys CESTRAL ‘ly 3335 am an ph lye "button Semen ; 790 Sete ', Mr ape 5: pe Pr los a eonee ee ‘ he ~ 1 Varde Mo. eno “RAIL tg svar ye hae. 34 LL 8 Y; Standard . wget Pa Gra iecttiet hein at - forelt a snnats- Kas PS Hog BY turpe as Jane Be TLINGT wees Bh $8 dong tig : : Rae the ory o, 12%, Ise ‘ Apes Seip rt, sCh cone v5 \ SAY in say cord oyi Of i} 1OtE eit i e Mo. Pa c.Co m. Hts pril Jair 1)2 ugar 8 shee ut P! nula ady e- rte ab my ton hq ign a chanxe Gre | ull, t . Ma TT notin and ye ar eer LR 2p wad ~ A. } olor Mou 3 a and wis of an , yl Ss m. . abe 113% 2 Cali eeeue ted 7% e eee pen aneas > oe as meaner wy + Tr, 5. yoni te pe ad rket red. Maren l vr = an ‘a etengg RA y Belleville y ; — . 7 00 : JAD. ‘ , “tay fo er bh & re K css a. ae ta by La $ es st.. 12, oan, Sp UZd, 3 fas rm cat Wi su ion KK . Is tm. 7’s. =| $26 | ob. & = 7 lla Ne @rp TaEdy, Powde granu Bik rory gher, and N th oe pe tain ing vance #1 43 reh § hit Pe me ur— PH. evi Accommoda T. L A aie * - C my Pooeey »O id rim- 5.83 Ss itz, | muts St.. 12,14 ue Th lad pits , al nily em an ara up a K. P.1 tm . 7's ooee| ime At 119 ay 20) in A In ELLO 83 Be! dered. anuiat. “iS OCA quiet T ati ew e 0 sda m ed an ce | 1? ng: i 000 07 42 n epres ees On lle ccommodat OUTS RA um t ee om pi or a Cc Glo 4 ‘4 o> | — Sellive outs est — + rarer ies one tha pene Anmsiony s a K. Pp ase mag Ae ie | 190d Jan & Nov. No. yeah aia cal bris LOW a rhe Mis lat- ~ ordinary aoe, By dite, @ openii mostly | se ad- fower an Pie at ssed: eat i See s pene a tS RAIL ‘ 7: ay! pare ee #1 o yes in . Dre Seller ter Stas 13. oo ga — adjust y a fr the on th spe: O- St P.0 Ex s » ipa’ 1895 May + oe Tas aaa oo 144 eae Wap e eee # id REFIN ‘ ~ standa é 8 maiat y 8 ia ne = m2 ans ig at dul ah at Srtice dui Co a v7 %, val: ’ trade 14,700 Ry. mmodation. i? ILR ; 8a : n— ‘1 1 Py main ts" sal in fill joa. 1] am "so : chul wH v4 Sel rs ria DT ia 2.2 dow, ecid ttl ir es ne ¢ m om . ist rene [05 eb poh oie 5g died GR Cet ‘% N “oa ce uri alin’ gt _midé AT pl 4t od ant is Pork ac | ies 408.0 Ke 1%@ 40 f 33. es ND ute in a. a aan : . . 4 7 nlbaape- f elle 5, dul j s V. enti 1e di se at en ’ __ in _Ist 7? ° 6 od & ul lit 103 p phate RE +e 1% 0 ee li y air dd good 10N: ace 07 at w o tai ow 4038 xed cei @ bu 000 y in 000 NDIA rt = 2: ar t . on : ie 3 >. 0 Be ew olin M. a. SLAU tally co iffi ff — It ba RAT-ROAB A as . Souiee gA M ee i. Dali B ger , M ceseeeee * _— Bel wees Molas B ib PEN pene - 6% presses 228,517 Liq inne 18 agai OCK we mi ull a eI . mand ar dul ‘ ein 7 62 12( a. — 18.6 pews ted . 5, seal eleb ves a K in @9.50.. (pe atch: Pi eee M yrtle Gi SSS ae ‘066: sam : wast! OR’ bales. les day. | Ap dag sy cath oe celpte | T es = seat Verne ecomi D NASHVD pommel t i on *. 620 Se wok I... nd ’ b: and ert at ni a a rd ea 1 5) ‘ Al : A . e Gr i SS a ept : sa s 244 eek es rs les and su a bu; 28 oft pri b y he tern a err Ex em ie s D VI yee pin = "| he: 7.us0 + sla. “W to wee Bu: alls N ,w 18 fe Dead ‘B20 hor —\ gah rhed i ugt pr rove... = . em me 941; 23 por AN 8a L yout ow ; 4 bu; cas 1 87 b — Dal y = pre modatic ” Toe oe ’ se tial W s B ee 29 ied yes lo ho 16 . T ‘ t a a %: . M fanaa N e. seas eases sigeueaee eee per 4 day . = At : ts f D - me ol id sa ule My w h i D i b ly eg on Ac 8s ti ee S$io Se * } ass 1,3 eter m.. C. é ni fr ste nro liv Be ly OL ib ch reit Ap ay _ 9; ew -eciomor meee ooo Si l, my Mg en STO time bid, 44% a8 t: N hance Be “reg eS i) ecommo on vee | a cm ow essm C1 4 15920 Sewing A ae ana ie aud stab — afte Sct ety gi 03x June bate e re May pame incr Soren —— APPLE eee ie SEawet ae : ne) shipments Jefterso "Aeon Is nao Ty : pecs ¥ AssEs . 1 00 ot age Jobst tH. D, mis . abl lay rno s, WwW c reet 53% b. eat— Fg A ay $ 35 4c May | No.7 n 36 ry — rq s— Co eet yet l.oe2 Bg hanj per poo hy + are (eng dae oie a S PA att > od oo ngt d,a St. Lov SOR’ 23 Ds Sj Lo ? Jo ti 5 \ i1d si ed . B on er orn ’ 2 b.: sia ieetiliat Ma “Vv, 44° gi7 bt¢ bb ; NO ar Lo -prl stal “ shee ecces + eee - a wi ing Nt oun te n ear sty ] cle ged aoz 47 —N 56 bi cas is t da. te cash P rkw cu ty CIF . 1? yt m | 7 pe ‘ to oy a8) la nd or th 18 7 oO ve 0 Sha i, wi Ss | = r, td yei igtt hi ill wh e er ; Ma : 1 reh M 24; SAGs 3 N . oat Drip Dri -oeeees Rei ado e plone the of the 4 © ted mulii , du ie. si 5. S8U ace pla , be eac ’ atl c, arc the P rk y 373 : No. 55. neeee sense eeeee bd iy-gal ‘ie see. eee eco eka et r bias nd ns 00d neat 41 lders ole sh > aide u Grove ood n. e: pt gay “a wes 8-10 am | 5. pm ee ms 0 . es3 ,an me r+ Bi Bama a Ou Sh) ’. K wy oa a 1 ’ yeq 8 oO ide nati EE to li 0@1 with b 10 os et. Mi. . 69 sebh noes sate ve » 446 i kegs i itn sese 48 Bi era EK to t 53 male $s tock ilio ‘ 14 ure rT3 it ould aay hr Geet: xce & unday. eeee 0-9 oan. $:35 am a a a st as bef d re et ir 8es - 6.46 ‘ aug! ide ae 0. ft ot i on sti- R 04 a ell t-Dis at ee ec sities iii gal egs ER Se kine 35 iD Sah 8 pri @533 te .g Sale ple w Hei T i. d aa — ers 9% Pa ough except Su ches 9:29am | 72 ppeal ses ore i mai i thi 3- reo 14 reed Shaw , deiio C.. 2u re be o-da no ' ecei c. n ac utte pate seensenstnesees Mp "i ne aE woes et ae 7 a SON _ Goo teady, 55, SEA afvev : ut-.| * ighto HE Tie Si barrel vg oe Ex ke Bunda —s 6:25 pane —— em tee t req in | off = % aT) “sees em ly . 28s hay yond ay’s ur pts tiv ro h. R see ooo? eer Fa i: 49 | 2 ree = 0@1 7 om ‘ ork 4 ves lio vA ald Ea w-w S =e ue NS sbiciemaian 5:13 pr 0 pro —— L me oy 6510 eble prt Ate 1, hw n. ind ual cH Jorn eo oo 2 hee at iy poreese TS gaa nerve aoa 4 od Gulls .—Ch L 75 a a ork ig; es rt, G RTU Beats: ate : oie ieee cy | 8 5 bm | 8:17 aime ee ANGE, > - ££ a ae % i OS e4 .. 485.1 ill ¢ Al ulge ho is d Oats, pu ia sebed st = se . cling, ... TPE 15 bbigea rr. 45 Crea ull th mate b e: @w @45; dems e it, Grand Tow. le prikee rm Tire —--, Ex vesto ccs! 80 os ard of NGE - ma N ‘ t aA eae . 0} ate nce u e- R s, Db isn éken sé06 4 Le g, ase ‘cane P sés 4 38 fa mer re) e ‘ea ri, P Ve Ps Wi nd ha riv T Bai , GTa ees ark r - oHT sot 3 vb 8:4 pm 4: ‘ vi uF : of As : yt Stivelis emg: 13 BLA iteel ed 0 ry Rye, Du... eR DT RE ns net N 2 ie pete oui . GC med ad és 3 isco ee pr a ae aa d tion; H vee Through ear 2% Opt 45 OE ve : —— . S 11.380 res w iste = e UGHTE: n all the EM gf atorye era —— = Pas how York ¥ “Big ae 30 ioacgrad y at 2 saa ar BE om met a ace Calhoun, ee idsaice’e eft din ——— i? cians , ae — Spe he mgpted + Shee | Pe. ee em : oan bee ate “wg te i ieville +. Benne , 8:30) ILW lame > = Lipo wean, | in & 4 sale sn pub rs Hams br cheese sens neenene: 329: ipm Rew York uc ry eene a. Kdnonaieal th choi oice. N @ to o for n be ther carc qal nde ess i yoy ay be Napl on; be inci ille ommod SSIPF -” mit AS % bes eet se a 0 iil ati Mac for ews. lish M ms re seeee eee eee aoa ent yo Yo ull Cream ees . —T eeeee ereee eee AS qa o1ce 6. me to ehotve, ch tter araden aoe. s liy vet y Foe ‘. es. ; Emma : ew rr eee kx odatio: RED Garey PI F ‘pai | 6: t Ae é bc oe 4 S 2 7 BO Si er , lu ees Pee fi ed I eats. Ds ebes seece cece ee oe 7,545 | s. Vda rk Cc ream, Wisec sece eee ees i uality 15@i Rol y hotee, 128 oice dem es (dai gi rat ent ely he "look sb. ee: ti ED pre tio eecee eee j +3 we + pr ow & ‘ 3 2 IT om « eehan, ¥, el ! The ve d ward, I 1s... sadivasvas Bip 4,404 a1 08 Pies — ha ne: ses svadbeuail 7 EGGS gg 8 ak pie i 8 7K lente — oe. he hgh, waeuns ee. « C. El LOoUL xpress, Bi cesses 6: ae th I ‘ 20 he an Mi . | Sh a ewarwting es a Se 15 ) 23,994 Pi 1,1 eri dar in onsin, .. vee 025 ai kbp ; 2 le e is 24@30 o 3 nt _is Ja to ne ct or aro | Me ae ia Tm -if ) A) vA Ee i 519 Si iy, J Micha ' W ow Sm ys | ~ “Sapa oe 248 ea Son. tx , 50 1 see ove Jl L an pac to f sash y the cits Noa « em by ti Mai ponents ieesoeen a $00 ai eee eae > 9, 4) noes 4 Re ot ' on ©, ibs.. ccicaiade see 3,01 ppl 4! ant , flats. - 30 and JLT ow by ed N anh ge ors 5 te: oc ae ew arf sto é to- ce paaila TRON ae. 7 ro mj* 7: — Siety [, Fr “ged ae Jan clae 3, alr Wil all ge » ids aeee eeee eee ** 489 95 ig e,4 cs ee ece0e a ete mi sol RY er rolls or )at rT. ele f ° tv Ve 4 O . pi pre mo . A lan ON = sa tt 500 aim 78 . ze . > 4 alae ag Bye ee A tni but s 1dow Bu ra en +. 032 Ct a an ade Node wy caer cies seees nixe d re rer. Be 8 oo an phar or ry or Sta Sink ine the a rro Depor’ ae MOU cone! 73 ts 35 Ss He 189 Buspar iowa ei, but mo — Burgiarion t tne | 2x7 a aa | New cass ee enete . te jaw for | me “meats Bias asiastns eae cm Ba {x - CURE . * “i, ' _ } ¢ i esese ~~ ,12 e 48 ~ ayes ereee scoelel 1 49, —Cho!} jf ats OOoT = e e a A vm 40 8 th .¥ ee 7,970 aon tee, rete : rier ofS tnop s bro amara’ care EL CG — 110 er abo ITs "eae oo Aenea sence Bats To eae as Pogo DI tho on Ie ane oe seng AY. AND 3 9:00 am © De D © 16,090 te cot a ; linie Sy ody 5 ther ronerty wa oe sh ; = ng? evaTone— 1 26,950 ass ew re ut a oe 1678 choice. i gti cas ib: t . as a nonin and ED oe oe oa cite fan trains ae am : em Smeg . ‘ ge* e+e > . ° * ’ oe eee eee eee 15: oar ° V3 2 a ; 7 m or “. Meee » ‘ .. Ie wove 6,00 smayr ss *' lle by some boy our Mr ~ ewe een, 28 2 yellow. parse as ee bse a a Cisron oie Se ae ib; large ak ns pinnae g . 2 en dai Ex.. reh and Chou t yeaa ak conta Sgn . 5 2330 SI ei sas; 1, #) y Jd % 8, on Ki er n. o’cl Scare: 79 cars. agen ar t—1 ne. 11130 — ew Pers . 190 > oe coed OO ¢. ns $3 nek sold fa at at pmntion 6 ake ogy rce Cha UVIN N—M ° ve ices St : w Or B88. seus ‘+ ag f art from wai rpte a ies othe — . 7,0 Sherman, G ien E w T -— oc — ock Spe w 90 ” * Corn— Aron > Fhe N mc 4 Persian, | Pg gho ee + 30, mi tg ne a sa fo e lar gh small haa arc cents will Bu Loui nEOK leans “ae |? (230 - A nica mion of | g lk Sta — Fae 18. iv PBhev Au rcO ~ q he arri iree sf to rare rejected gh —l + ot nte No ew tb D in Fa venee rn da Cae | t ixed L y at for Oo 50@2 ge a 3@! ne . ght h 9 for be Burlington. He UK a" 1+ 9:9 am ven a a of ong kene te. ' T! j we 18,800 Sisleni he WT... as | fc Th edo ts ruit ge Ay rs ceisea. 2 ed do, + PB ; » 1883 cast ney reeeee un a Oe urkeyee AB PR rou aie t g3 . noti eae ee three inserted . ress AN + | 8:30 de ; | i the stan esse Dr io I We arse _oas 00 18 ry : ollowing B f some ft stan OU 41 onde, cuts rejecte he 0, 1 eat ark New es, lave e.. 6 50-tb bx pbs ae but turkeys at $8 eon gh an +) 50, HAG co of fun me Loe li sea a 2. oe it 3S | —* pre ream fe eho nstit Pee we ogg "Yee 19.) u y: ‘in rid ome bro a wip TO + 2 oa ra! or gp Sey ~g cart No.2) "1883, 4g rs,2 coe, wreeel 60 . but Ma! th bers and hen rat sr £0 84 10 fo: gust: +£N fu e lat nes. a oes 3 ees ST. —— mit 5:30 ora 1 oe da as, g, th pert T. 8 ute nee ¥ —_ ‘ ku Jol e al fr ken ce ter yr E R ow LO-gT ato ix . 2 Jao Ppa .. , x 2& = Pe i e ,» an te: lar ere lL he gs es: hi fo p. ag om ner © m. t y Hii ee . LOU 0 pin | 2:30 pit ok: nd etc eir rso 5m is ie - “ery * Ha Wy rag Z 1 st F in 8 marr B ult nh ars % EL ye— No. a , 35 rey 10-gT 0, m ll ° sees 4 seen rsi ons am alv dd ad; 5; ns ‘we ; Ch “g 4 ‘ ; * . ee = 7 — A me | _— met in barley. cai Bion 22 aoe 2 aE ets bi, a? eae | Bes oie Sat atk, alls la aay ty aroha 2. Toleao & New a £3 pan — ee IS, al ie ame rs spring. 19,000 1420 sieil} fsoodioin ‘ig fuscat Layers, #3 | tee te base's Tess stock ama FI pi get | mo Ww gy bw> p.m., | ze som Fore ie Ai. ISION. tin it: OMF — y rae RF ncn rine whee sng “E-meret “oon via ie ws | ane gars fs ee stony = Tee neh and Ltda mrp Ferruson eet Ts LWA : j eons ; ~ " 4 we o ¢ sia dies . ! af ret wh Shem 4 tees 4 st F : .. al : i a : s ‘ Accommodation — r | pm 4 ie mee a espn cars £3 cars A son B3 BOE * baa, at cote oh dot Suave No.3 oe) iat ¢ oF ul My —— uls = ieee oy - vere oon 98 984 seaans 170, 29 uhecannean $3 50@3 ales, sss fo Saari sandler oS SP iacee iN cube, nen 7 years. at Sat oberly Expr ae 4 PS 2 pl #4 bag? a phot? b No. 2 re Ap 1 California sks N a st sane 1 oe sinore al, 9 ies No.4 me” neral wi a m™., K. Sud. ony... | STON nie 8300 : i eos led to n ) NA uis s] 3 at by ea na - | stro ace x uite, plahd. fered 66 3 Pass encom 5 : Louis at 1 en dee ™ i a San M bu 6. ily Pac Ww wwe. Tuesaars aeau ch 13 4 ose Res hg si ee hee eepi ust Ames a epee — v Sat Ys kets iit i s ville, Ar ren idan and hg tg oe oing pa . 1:30 p. m. mp! vty pe ng a grads mnonen Roars ae, No. . early ,000 « fo eav AS Th ‘Cairo, ite x a. m 5. 6:45 Kas G mn | Gob with a ab ga e A, at rene and tr. ‘ieave Tuest ur Po ae - Se ng Mast Wee AU : » JAM au bo y ves attack ee Jo tn ny, and g Lea E. Witte Be sigg vo non hh oe em 10:18 a hal eb GE . hy ives well San paren se nek te sell. ¢ vos TW pitseasewcad be City and” Vie ‘Iam ee Ari Week Days — iB sed coer W rortiieg i oo lak , ' ceedi ELLIOT... ve. ene y _ 6:00 | r) Going - bu9 at 13 Lew — — & CO rs. lat fraras, ate | a2 ee * Or... Gr at i, ats ki, i338" | 0 a, os thang at St, Lous oF | ” fF hs ated i* and St. irodays Tow Nw a ee eas ae o 2 ab eopathic MD on oe ere 2 pan tk Louis Jou ty eg ee ‘=* ae te aoa * wn, 625 ‘ a thie Cami P ee 5 OR ; N unox 40 mi. St. : , 625 D es ; ete | and Ww Saturdays, : $40 p- ms 793 m. 3: at » Es be M - CA Master 8: ea 4 A m... 2:; , N — Engiand 2 . iss. RROLL, até eb, m. Ne = Sink jab. | E eee te Ox NEW Valley \gent . = Brn Arrive Roe & iether _ ERT a 8) beat * M i. 120 p.m, D. Mi, tee Co. Cc : jorissamti : ua h UN m., 0:35 ae : , ct from Le 612 Market . By 5 : 3 = 5 . to the fl ou ‘

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psa (yay PS ss eS pas Me Rs oe Be eR A BARA + 2 Bana Se Wn ee Me ok FPR ais Pe ee pee a OR tn, See Tle Pe, My Sie . the week (deliv ered by carrier). gp Peer ne who fail to receive their paper regular- ly will confer a favor on Us by reporting the same to this office by postal card. af THE WEEE LY. o One year, postage paid cocesecesesese A “rs as 4 ent a ws ly A, ys 2 { ve e F ORES Ce: Oe, Le) hg Oe aD ee ay SS, See i Be Bee Sas Se eR LE te ae ere es ne epg he) ee Tee eee eee : P Os Tr'tss na? as Henry Irving the other day. The ’President must have been quite overcome with the presence of so much stage talent all at once. Ex-Gov. Joun L. Rout? of Colorado who was one of the 306 in the Chicago Convention, with an apt appreciation of the right thing in the right place, has adopted that historic number as his cattle brand. Ir was the father of Congressman Wise of Vir- giuia who ordered John Brown to be hanged. Though both of Mr. Wise’s parents were born in this country, he himself was born in Brazil, and lived there for a year after his birth. JOHN P, F. HaGan, the young #hbiladelpbian who bravely rescued eight boys from drowning in the Schuylkill River some weeks ago, has been deservedly rewarded for his heroism. Several leading citizens haye undertaken to shape hig ea- reer, and the entire city is s0 much interested in his welfare that his progress in the studies at the college where he has been placed is minutely recorded in the daily papers. GEN. ROBERT Toomps owns large tracts of landin Texas. He refused 610 an acre tor one tract of 4,000 acres, <A writer in the Atlanta Con- Stilution says: “I suppose it was this lang Gen. Toombs referred to when he replied to the in- quiry of the Yankee in Paris. It was just after the war and the General was living there in easy style. A Yahkee asked how that rebel managed to live, ‘Tell him,’ replied the Generali, * that I am eating an acre of dirt a day.” He was selling Texas iands at $5angere, which was about his daily expenses.” MEETING the Mayor of Fremont, Ohio, on the street the other day in an intoxicated condition, ex-President Hayes reproached fim for his in- temperance, when the drunkard turned and de nounced Rutherford as “an old (hic) tallow can- die.” THE PEOPLE’S FORUM. Where the Readers of the Post-Dispatch Find a Hearing. The Forest Park Extension. Sr. Louis, Mo., March 8, 1884. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: | Will you allow me afew iines in the Forum for the benefit of the puolic? I desire ask if our Lower House will be manly enough to stick up for their rights on the Missouri Street Railroad billand the Cable Railway bill, particularly the latter, Will they allow the Council, or the Upper House,to ignore the passage by the Lower House, some weeks ago, of the bill allowing the cable rail- way Laclede avenue, and now let the Council sit down on that and have the gallto send the Mis- souri Railroad bill to the House, giving them La- clede avenue, after this avenue had already been given by the Lower House to others; and why does not the Lower House now amend the Mis- souri Railroad Dill and say to tat corporation “if ‘ou will change your Olive sireet line toa cable ine we Will pass vour bill allowing you a direct route to Forest Park from Fourth street, by way of Olive street to Channing aveuue, thence from Lindell avenue to King’s Highway and Union avenue.” This is the natural cable line, as it is almost straight and can be operated properly wituout fear of curves. IL claim a cab railroad will not hurt any _resi- dence property on Lindejl avenue, aod my claims are proven by the cable railroads of San Francisco, as they go through the finest resideuce streets of that city, particularly on Nob Hill,where all the nabods reside, aud those streets are not near 50 wide as our Lindell avenue bere. 1 also notice the ones that are doing the growling ou Lindell avenue have allowed parties to come in, and build a road-house Op Lindell avenue, Tuis will ruin that avenue as a fine residence street, particularly the west end of it. If the city fathers control the streets, let them show a litiie enter- prise by making this deal with the Missouri Raii- road Company and get the thanks of 350,000 peo- ple, if they do incur the bad feelings (which will only last a short time) Of about five bundred. say please the majority. The tew will see that this wiil improve their streetand thank them after awhile for putting this great enterprise On their street and fronting thetr property. LARGE TAX-PAYER. Tap the Bells. Sr. Lovis, March 10, 1834, To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: Why has no answer been given to an inquiry in your paper last week, requesting Lie reason why the fire alarms are not tapped by bell on No. 17 engine house? Can no answer be gotten out of Chief Sexton or Superintendent Hilgendort? Have tax-payers DO rights that they are bound ty re- speci? What recourse have we te compel them to have the deli used? TAX-PAYER, (The bell at No. 17 has no electrical attachment, and in case of an aiarm, the men having more iin- portant business on hand,don’t strike it. Through the courtesy of Chief Sexton the hours of 12 poon and 9 at night are struck on all such belis by haud.—EDITOR POstT-DIsPATCH,} A Street Car Outrage. St. Louris, March 8, 1884. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch : To-day at 2:40 p.m. a drunkep man put three ladies and one man and one boy off of car No. 4of Fourth and Cass Avenue and Fair Grounds Kail- way, and the driver made no effort to stop the muss, andthere were dozens of mento wit- ness my statement. Ifthbe police would look in- to this affair it woula help many citizens and tue company too. Itis an outrageous ghame that no vne can go down in the street-cars without molestation trom a gang of rouglis. Please pub- lish this in your paper and oblige A CITIZEN OF St. LOUIS. Boom the Belt Road. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. LITCCHFILD, ILL., March 8.—Your earrespond- ent at Hillsboro, Il., in your issue of yesterday, ‘‘strikes the nail on the head” in the matter of street railroads, The citizens of this place heart- ily indorse his article and make it one betier. Such a street railroad ig a. great necessity, aud its construction is only a question of time, as SI. Louis cannot afford to do without it. This cily alone would coutribute thousands of dollars to its support, to say nothing of the other towns along the lines of the different roads running through here. Let the “Belt road boom,” 8-11-77,” ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. ARCTIC—Harber was the ranking officer. Jozr—He appeared inthe “Romany Rye,” Dut not in the partof Buzzard. ‘He was the three card-nonte man. JUNIOR—Go to the clerk of the District Court of the United States for this district with a copy of the book you wanl copyrighted, and pay him the usual fees for entering thesame “according to the act of Congress.” FOREIGNER— You have to go before a court of record and make your declaration of intention two years at least before taking out the final pa- pers admitting you to citzenship, All the ordi- nary rights of citizenship are accorded to foreigu- ers residing in this évuntry before they are natu- ralized, Only full naturalization giyes you all the rights of a citizen of the United States, and they do not necessarily include the yoting ana office-bolding qualifications which are prescribed by State laws. Mere residence for a certain number of months, with intention toe become 4 citizen, in some States confers the rignt to vole on unnaturalized foreigners, whith, in other States, only fully naturalized citizens of the United States ean vote or hold office. Where Orators Come From. From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. The lurid Mr. Belford of Colorado has just struck his gait in the House, and wil] probavly say a8 Touch in the course of the session as te anxious and eloquent White of Kentucky. The profuse orators seem to come to Congress frum the mountam districts, where the eagies bull? their nests, the black bears still ave their atten- tion to the honey trees moonshine whisky |S taken straight from gobiets of Lip. He Gathers Them In. e From the Chicago News. ae fe Tuden at” Gramercy F2'% ao the ey of . ears Four oon ia pame in | the Woman Suffrage Convention, F quate to the wants of the occasion, and he was | A STAG PARTY. President Arthur’s Novel Idea for the Last State Dinner. Congressmen Who Feel Very Much Out of Place in Steel Pen Coats—The Fash- ionable Churehes at Washington— Capital Gossip. WASHINGTON, March 10.—Society doings in Washington just now bear the same relation to those of the past three months that does a poor quality of lemonade to the ordinary beverages which accompany an extraordinary spree. There have been a few social events,but they have been of such slight importance and quiet character as compared with those of former weeks that they have scarcely been recognizabie as social doings The reception to Susan B. Anthony and her co laborers held at the Riggs House, a very quiet re- ception by Mrs. Marshai McMichael and another Mrs, Frelinghuysen, a stag dinner at the White House and a children’s dance are the mod- erate sort of festivities with whieh the social world is now making believe to amuse iself. Perhaps the most interesting event of the week, taken all in all, was the reception given in honor of Miss Anthony and the ladies attending 7 This was held at the Riggs House, and to which were invited a large number of prominent people of the city. In- Vilations were especially extended to members of Congress and high public officiais, and the at- teudanee was quite large. A reception in honor of Woman suffragists appears lo be just like any other reception, Mrs. Spoftord, the Wife of the proprietor of tue Riggs House, who is an earnest sympathizer with the cause of woman sullrage, received the guests, intro. ducing them to Miss Authony, who Satai berright. In the line tothe right of them extending aeross the end of the large parlor an down one side of it, were Elisabeth Boynton Har- bert of Illinois, Maj. Wright Sewall ot Indiaua, Helen M. Gregar of ndiana, Rev. Olympia Brown of Missouri, Beiva A. Lockwood of Wasb- ington, Mary B, Clay of Kentucky, Henrette R., Shattuck of Massacnusetts, Abigail Scott Dunna- way of Oregon, Dr. Ciarence Lozier, Martha Me- Lellan Brown, Lillie Devereux Biake, ot New York, Phoebe N, Couzins, Bertha H, Eilsworth of Kansas, and others. The guests were introducea down the liné as On other eccasions Where several parties assist in receiving, and scattered about the room con- Versing with the advocates of the cause in an easy, agreeable manner. Among those in attend- ance were Speaker and Mrs. Carlisie, Mrs. Dr, Ed- s0n, WhO Was prominent during the iliuess of President Garfield. Senators Wilson, Fair and Lapham, Mrs. Dr. Winslow, Kepresentative White of Kentucky and Mrs. White, Representa- eee Horr of Michigan and Couverse of Ohio and others. An elegant luncheon was spread in un adjoining room, aud, altogether, the event seemed to be very much like any other reception, except that the conversation ran more upon the subject near- est to the hearis of tuose agitators of Lhe cause of universal suffrage. There were not many tol- lets of special elegance. The average woman suffragist does not squauder much time or thougit or money upon aress, though none of them were shapbilv or meanly atiired, On Tuesday and Wednesday there were several receptious by Cavinet ladics and otners promi- ent in soci¢iy. Mrs. Marshal MeMichael gave a card reception on Wednesday evening, and was, as usual, ab home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Gen. Hazen, Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs Logan and others received upon the days on which they had usually seen their friends during the season, Lhe receplions, however, being very informal and only extending from one to two hours of the after- noon instead of four and five as had formerly been the case. It is observed that the number of those attending is very small; even at the houses wiere guests have been accustomed to encouuter a heavy incoming and outgoing stream of people, a luilis observable and quiet generally prevails. This change is gratilying to those taking part ip these events, as M gives hosiess and guests opportunity for something more than merely shaking of the hand and ex- chavge of the compliments of the day, Where the callers are numbered by hundreds and the hours of receiying and standing are irom one to five or Six, the duties of the day are very tiresome, Ou Tuesday Mrs, Ray, the wile of Cougressman Ray from New Hampshire, entertained at lunch- eou advozen or more prominent society ladies, The extended Ineny embraced Many seasonuable delicacies and the occasion Was a memorably pleasig one to the participants. Lhe seat cards consisted of charmingly executed drawings made especially for the occa- sion, the value of which was heightened by the addition of the autograph signatures of the sey- eral guests afterward secured. Another event of the same nature wasa tea given by Mrs. Bailey to Mrs. Alan Jobnstone of the British Legation. Amoug those in attendance were Mrs. Charles Wyudham, Mrs. Blaine, Mrs. McCoomb, Mrs. Stoughton, Lieut. Ray, Mrs, Law- rence and others. The state dinner at the White House last even- ing Wus ab loteresting event in its way. Instead of being to members of Cougress and their wives, as has heretofore been the case, it was given to Hiulnarried members and those whose wives were not with thei in the city. Mrs. MeEiroy was the only lady in attendanee, Covers were laid for forty-three persons, The state diuing-roomwas very handsolmely decorated with flowers aud plants, and the large table which usually seats but thirty- odd persols Was exteuded in the form of a dgubie T, and bandsemely dressed with cut fdWers. The dinner comprised more then a dozen courses, and at the plate of each guest were seven or eight glasses lorus Many Kinds of wine. There were some stronger drinks than wine, but be it said to the Creditof the menibers in attendance that they all went awayin avery respectable con- dition. Mrs. McElroy was evidently “bored” by aloug evening ata table with forty-three of the opposite sex, and nothing but politics and com- mou-place events as subjects for conversation, 1t WaSa@ great party, taken ali in ail, Oue of the guests irom a Western State invited took occa- sion to call upon a friend some days siuce to ask him what would be the proper thing to wear to the White House on an occasion of this sort. He remarked that he had a respect- able black coat and white vest aud a light-colored necktie, which he supposed wouid be quite ade- quite astonished when he discovered that white vesis Weie only worn by waiters, and that while black Coats were quite respectable, only “swal- low-tails’ were worn on au oecasion of this kind, However, with the aid of his friend and a reason- abie bank account, he manageg to rig himself out in proper style and was quite presentable when he made his appearance ai the White House last evening. It was quite amusing, though, to see such men as Pettibone of Louisiana, Cul- bertsop of Texas, Coil. Tom. Ochiltree and “Calamity” Weller of Iowa, rigged out in swallow-taiis and light gloves, and stalking about the East Room in the valu altempt to Make Luewselves feel comfortable and at ease in their unusual attire. Those in attendance were; the President aud Mrs. MeEiroy,. Senators Saulsbury, Ransom, Jones (Fia.), Cooke, Harris, Lamar, MePherson and Fair; Representatives Keliey, O’ Neila Harmar, Barr, Lawrence, Rock- weil, Long, Milliken, Steward (Vt.), Parker, Strait, Culberson Waite, Hewitt (N. Y. ‘ Bel- mont, Ray. Burleigh, necne, hace, Brewer, Jlecle, Potsibune, Eiwood, Laird, Weaver. Ochiltree, Wilson (Iowa), Swudle and Hanbach, ex-Represeniatives Butierworth, Paige and Dunneli and Mr. Harold Frederiek. Washington socieyy is giving itseif largely to church going just now. Fue solemn fenten serv- ices Im the churches are well attended, especial- ly by the ladies; on Sundays they are well al- tended by both sexes. Washington is quite a re- markable place in that regard,uowever. While it has the reputation of being very wicked, 1s In- babitants are better chureh goers than thoge of almost any other city of the country. Among the Cabinet ladies who are regular church goers Mrs. Frelinghuysen attends the New York Avenue Presbyterian Chureb with great regularity, while her daughters, the Misses Frelingluysen, aud Mrs. John Davis attend St. Johu’s Episeo- pal, the President’s Chureh. .Mrs, 5ecretary Lincoln is an Episcopalian, and attends Ascension Kpiscopal Church, an elegant white stone struct- ure On Massachusetts avenue, near the Seeret- ary’s residence. Mrs. Brewster attends Bt. John’s Episcopal, and is, ou rare occasions, ac- companied by ber husband. Seeretary Foleer at- tends the New York Ayenue ‘Presbyterian CGuureh, where he has a pew, and is oecasional- ly accompanied by ms daughter, though her health is such as to preclude Ler aptendanee Upon public worship. Mrs. Secretary Chandler attends Ail Soul's Unitarian Chureh, aud ig Re fre- uently accompanied by 1€ ary. Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite attend Epiplany Episcopal Churen. Justice Matiliews and family have a pew at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,‘as have Jts- tices Bradley and Strong. This is @ Very avd very fashionable church, and boasts amoung iis former commanijeants President Liucoln, Pres. ident Johnson, Vice-President Wheeler and many olher names known te fame. ter of the Sand ’ Kasson and Sena- Mrs, Pendleto ssman n, Congre Bayard. tors Allison, Edmunds, Aldrich and NOTES. Gen, and Mrs. Grant are to arrive to-morrow by Special train from New York. They will be join by Gen. Beale and family, and will leave here for Fortress Monroe for an extended stay, Gen. Grant’s physicians hepe and believe that bis health will be improved by his visit there. Judge Georce W. McCrary, late United States Judge of the Eighth Judicial District, has been in the city for a few days, stopping over on his way to Boston, whienisto be his home in the future. He is accompanied by his family, his dauchter, Miss Kate, being a guest of Mrs. hey- nolds of Fourteenth street. Quite a number of society people haye gone to r+ follows: the seaside and to Florida to recuperate alter the tolls of the social season. A LADY’S LEAP, One of the Strangest Cases of Somnaambu lism on Record. From the Cincinnati Eaguirer. On Thursday night the family of Mr. M. T. Vandevort, of the firm of Merrell Vande- vort & Co., had quite an exciting event at their residence, near the Presbyterian Churchin Loveland, A lady visitor and relative of the family arosein her sleep, jumped from her bed-chamber window, and was found walking down the Cincinnatt, Washington and Baltimore Railroad track. The fady is a widow and is highly connected, and has never had any similar experience HOW THEY LOOK. Pen Pictures of the Leaders of the ‘Woman’s Suffrage Con- vention. Interesting Sketches of the Ladies Who Want to Vote—Belva Lockwood, Miss Anthony, Lillie Devereaux Blake and Others. WASHINGTON, March 10.—The woman suf- fragists who have been tu session at Lincoln Hall this week are not the short-haired, strong- minded lot of women and long-hairec.weak-mina- ed looking lot of men that is generally supposed, The women do use some yery strong statements and the men rather weak ones, but as a class they “size up” about as well, so far a3 tembers goes, as any Washington gatbering that you find. The more prominent members of the association oceupied piaces on the front of the stage during the sessions and there was abundant opportunity to study them. Miss Authouy, of course,was the central figufe. Sbe as the presiding officer oc- before, although she has reached nearly the | eupied an easy chair weli at the trout of the age of fifty. She feels considerable embar- | stage, whilethe sisters who ocenpy subordinate assed at her freak, and at her urgent request her name is withheld. ‘The family had sever- al young people as callers during ihe even- ing, a considerable conversation concerning the many recent murders was indulged in. positions sat modestly back. Susau does not pre- side with very much diguity or with the grace for which her sex is noted. Sheis tall and anyular aud thin, her gold-rimmed specs are awry, and About eleven o’clock the callers left for | she sits twisting and uneasy tn ber chatr,which is home, and the family retired, The lady who was the central figure in the latter excite- ment occupied a chamber having a window opening out onto the veranda. About midnight some of the family were awakened by voices of men and the wailing | !s of a female veice. Mr. Court Vandevort, very large and she very thin. She wears her bonnet and shawl in the chair and the aspectof a presiding officer thus attired does not impress one with the profoundest§ reverence, It like a. "= president presiding in an overcoat and hat. It must be rather the eldest son, appeared at the window, re- | painful, however,to be president of a woman volver in hand, and saw twomen and a woman in the street. When they caught sight of the weapon they retreated, making some remark about one of the murderers. Nothing further was heard, and the supposi- tion being that the parties were some belated inebriates, the family again went to sleep. in about haif an hour the son was again awakened, and found a young army about the house. Aiarmed at the strange sight, he ran down Stairs, revoiver in hand, and found some of the parties trying to force open the dining-room door, while at the same time the front door-bell was violently ringing. ihe son ran from one door to another, deter- mined to keep the murderous robbers out. Up to this time not a word had been spoken. Mr, Vandevort, sen., was awakened by the noise, and inquired what was up. A voice from outside answered that the family were murdered, and a woman had jumped from the upper window. Mr. Vandeyort imme- diately imagined a foul seheme. Opening the door he tound a crowd, headed by Officer Martin. Mr, Vandevort informed them that his family were all, alive and well, and used some violent language against the in- truders, at the same time inquiring where the woman was, He was escorted to the residence of Vol, Nash, and there found his guest, who was supposed to be sound asleep, and the family using caution to prevent her rest from being broken by the noise. Ex- planations wereinorder, and were given as The crew of an_ eastern-bound freighton the Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore Railroad were taking water and receiving orders when they saw a white ob- ject coming down the track toward them. As it drew nearer they discovered a woman in her night-dress and barefooted walking over the frozen ground, through the freezing wind. They asked her what was the matter. She said the Vandevort family were all mur- dered, and she had escaped by jumping from the window. Wher asked where the house was, she led them toward the Vandevort residence, making strange and pitiful noises all the time. As they neared the house they saw young Vandevort at the window, and mistook him for one of the murderers. Alarmed, they tled, and, after taking the lady to Col. Nash’s house, they raised a crowd, including Officer Martin, and pro- ceeded again to the house determined to cap- ture We murderers, with the results already stated. The lady has no recollection ofany thing that occurredjuntil Mr. Vandevort spoke to her atCol. Nash’s. Up to that time she had versisted that the famtiy were all murdered, Vhen awakened she again went to bed, and yesterday did not seem to*be suffering from any very bad results of her remarkale night's experience. Although weighing over two hundred pounds she escaped without a visibleinjury or scrateh. Mr, Binns Tries Hasheesh, From the Baitimore Sun, March 6, A weil-dressed young man, who gave the name of Binns came to the City Hospital. He had yielded to a strange desire to enjoy a dose of hasheesh, a drug that produces curious resuits. He told the doctor that he had some doubts as to .the locality of his face, Which to him seemed situated at least two feet from where it really was. Then he was dubious whether he had any legs or was simply walking on hischin. ‘The latter idea seemed to havea firm hold on him, for he stamped his feet on the ground a dozen times. His request to be relieved was piti- ful. He feared that some one wofild steal an arm or leg from him. After medical treat- ment Binns felt better. A More Vigorous Secessionist, From the Courier-Journal. The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette nominates the Hon. Jefferson Davis for the Presidency. If the Commercial Gazette is determined to have some one who actively sympathized with seces- sion, Why not take the Hon. John A. Logan? He is a younger and more vigorous man, and wants the place. The Cash Result. From the Boston Daily Advertiser. Matthew Arnold will clear, I am told, from his tour ia the United States about £2,000, all his ex- penses having been paidanda certain amount guaranteea him by D’Oyiey Carte, who has him- self made some money, though not enough to rec- ompense him for tne risk he incurredin engag- ing the criti¢ to Cross Lhe sea, How Long a Bridaegroem? From the Loaodon Worid. How long is a man a bridegroom? when does he become so, and when does be cease to be one? Is ne a bridegroom before the marriage day, and is he one when the marriage is over and beis a husband? My opinion ts that the title drops with the last glass of Champagne af the breakfast. Life Among the Miners. From the Bodie Presa, A good many persons are scratching their heads to devise novelties m costumes for the P, P. P, ball on Friaay night, One man says he will be disguised beyond recoguition by his inost intimate triends. ltis expected that he intends to put on a cleap shirt. Be’s No Salary Grabber. From the Philadelphia Record. Senator Pendleton declines to ay ge a clerk at the public expense. He says when he was eleeted he knew what his duty and his salary were to be, and be proposes to fight tt out on that line to the ead of his term. About Snyder. From the Puiladeiphia Press, Until Posson Snyder of St. Louis names his favorite for President, this country must repese in tolerably deuse ignorance as to how the cat is geing to jump in November. Posson Sayder shouid elucidate. Weman’'s Sphere Explicitly Defined. From the Leavenworth (Kan.) Times. The Lindsborg News bas an article headed “Woman's weet Ph Oe FP to fvol tee re and always look neat and’ fascinating and enileing. : suffrage association. The ladies are proverbially modest, and to sit the cynosure of al! eyes and to have some well-meaning, but inexperieuced sister strike an attitude in the middie of a speech and point to the presiding officer, aud in tragic tones eall attention to her as ihe grandest woman ot the nineteenth century, must de rather embarrassing to an aged female on a high platform, with spindie shauks and across eye. Alter ail, however, Miss Anthony is bighly regarded by those wio know her best. {tis really touching to see the affec- tion and aimest veneration with which these women who are battling for equal rights under her leadership regara ber. licr word is law among them, and no leader was ever served with better er more Willing obedience. Socially and intellectually she is a woman of many charms, Intelligent, of all the topies of the day well-read, and aecustomed to the sound of ber oWn voices, she makes a friend of every Qne she meets, She appears upon the platfurin in a well-fitting and well-inade lack dress, with ruffles at the sleeves and of lace at the throat, an old-fashionea gold breast-pin, gold chain, gold eye-glasses and camel’s hair shaw! tu quiet colors, and a bonnet more siriking for the value of the materials than for any striking dis- play. Sheisa good talker on the platiorm as weli as off, but, as presiding officer, Is obilged to turn most of ber remarks into exhortations for members to come forward and subserive lor womnan’s rigbts papers, Dooks, and MagaZines or somv other begging scheme of this nature which especially militates against her popularity as a piatiorm speaker. Perlaps the most volicerble peculiasity in the appearance of these woren, while studying the group upon the stage, is the absence of bangs. Oui of thirty or forty women who congregate upou the stage daily, only about three or four are provided with that vow univer- salappendage of femininity, bangs. Whether their presence is regarded by the strong minded as an evidence of weakness, Or whether, as wis suggested by a lady at one of the meetings, “they are too old to wear them,” is uncertain, at least they do not wear them, They are not however, as a class, “old.” The average age o| the average Woman suffragistis perhaps 40 or 45, and, of course, nobody will say that Is oid. Miss Anthony 1s probably somew lia beyond that, and there are half a_ dozen inthe stage group, whose heads are Ike thie March snow storms witch have visited Wushing- ton during their presence; yet It 1s wot in all case age which has brought those white hairs. Hele M, Gougar of Iudiana, for instance, has gro within the past year from a young-looking ay handsome womanto one with white hair, but face still fress androsy. Miss Gougar, who ha spent almostthe entire year lnafight agaiey her traducers in Lafayette, was almost uucecog- nized by ber friends by reason of this Change, be hair baying, through the troubles and menta labors of the year, turned from brown lo «ray. One-fourth of the year has Deeb spent in the court room prosecuting her sianderers, Another.whose head is strongly marked with gray,is Dr, Clemens Lozier of New York. She is sbori, and tat, and red-laced, aud wears her bair in high buneles a the side and vack of her head, set off with short black curls which drop down beside her full, round face. Her fat, podgy ficure, gray head and full face make her an imposing figure iu the stage property .on an occasion of this sort. She hasa great faculty for emptying the hall, aud is put up at ibe end of the meeting. Waether with thal ob- ject in VieW is Dol Known. | Belva Lock wvod is au interesting ficure in the group Upen the stuge,Liough ber tuaodesty luiduces her to sit Weil back and ounty those familiar with her florid face and irou gray hair would perhaps discover her presence. She wears a respectavie black dress set off with respeciabie lace, and her iren gray hair setoft with a respeciavle black ribbon,and conducts herself in a respectable,lac) like manner, having Jett her tricyle at home. be! va, out of respect for the feelings ofjher co-lavol ers, Omits the tricycle in miwst of her labors wilt them. She is a woman of perbaps 4 will strougly marked features aud face rather florid, largely so trom mucb out-door life upon her ti cycle, iron gray bair rather fluffy and which re fuses to be held in subjectioh except by cando.ive, which, of course, all strong-iwinded persous dr spise; with a moderately high forehead, We wrinkies iu which are not at all made secret by bangs, a well developed hand and not very small feet. She speaks well upon the platforin, having had much experience in court. Abigail Scoit Dunuiway is a notable ficure in the group. She is editress of a woman suffragist eg in Oregon, has been for thirteen scars, a as made a good living atit, too. She isa gvoot sharp, clear orator, 40d Doasts of having leciure and orated on woman suffrage «af kindred topics more than seventeen hundre times in the past decade. As might be supposed she isa plaiform orator of more than ordinar ultainments. She speaks freely and somewlha rapidly, with a nervous gesticulation aud nervou manne, andan enire freedom trom embarras men Lillie Devereux Blake of New York, whe orated nearly every day during the session, ts not a goud platform orator. Her speeches sound as thoug they had been written and commilted to memor and her occasional rests, as though to remembe what comes next, are rather paintui lo the aver age auditor. Her gestures are bad, her arg ments weak, and the whole style of her addresse more in the pature of a whine than a dignified de mand for recognition such as that made by others of she sisterhood. She is pot especialy unnand- me, having a good figure aud lace, with regular eaiures, Gark lair mixed with gray, aud being one of the few who affect bangs. Martha McClellan Brown of Cincinnall ts one of the mostforceful and withal one of tne mos picasing speakers of the convention. Her ar guments are clear, concise, and strougiy pu! her sentences well rounded, tuough sie has bad habut of saying ove Word two or Lliree Line in the same sentence; her gestures graceful; ue manner dignified yet pleasing; and ber voice au dress that of a person of cullure and inielect. Pheove Couzins is aiso a central hgure in thif group Which gathers here aunuaily. Sie know how the dress Well, and make herself attract ry and at the same time read and deliver an eace lent She is one of the best platform ore tors in the party and oue of the most though 1 There is a tendeney with many of these poo; . whive and complain and hur! oul sins! miueudes at lhe ile ana@ the greater iibert m4 © eoclaty. With Pheede aud Mrs. Brow! and Mrs. Shaddock of Boston and a tew ower this is omiued, and the arguments are fiom4 high futeliectual, forceful staud-point, which 4 Loner to the sex and to the cause. A Ridiculous Idea. From the Bosten Glove. The silk rove disease seems io be spree among the judges. The Supreme Court of |e! syivania is now hankering to make a cuilectio® store dummies of itself. It is rather tow ite the progress of world fer the majesiy © law to make } anything but ridiculous io ing to hedge its dignity arownd with such U sinter, Bam oe of bis must have aropt urant ple the pen. : _ ee ; BADLY RURNED. The Trial of Ex-County Collector Jackson County, Mo. ~Mr. LEXINGTON, Mo., March 15. was baaly burned yesterday trying to afire thathad been caused by a lap in his res iaence. The tria: of ex unty Green of Jackson County Was bezun & Kansas CITY, Mo., March 10—T pound passenger on the K.G.,St.J. 6 jided With a construction train at PY _jast evening. Both engines were wree traipmen apd some of the passencers injured. VANDALIA, Mo.. Marci 10.—A_ biog ings was burned Saturday night beware originated in J. B, Bratton store. The losers aré Buna & Te Blackburn. cx G. Daniel, Winters ‘Aaron McPike. C. B. Jameson, 2. C. Barnett, Jesse Barnett. Alex, Merg Weeder, C. G. Datiiei, Dr, Terrill, ¢ and Esquire Watkins. fle total jos: of 000; partially Insured, SULLIVAN, Mo., March 10.—Some Cvon Frapklin _ rouved the County ¢ tnis county of $50u at tue inouth of ar was pursued vy officers nel Was fol protber Fleicher, Whe Kiiled one of th Tie boys were pursued for days an caught Dive tniles West of Palmyra The house that Fietecher was if was and he was called oul. He dashed ou twenty yards trom Lie he List’ mop knees and tired al Bud Fleming, Sher turned the fire. Pieteber stazeered ow in getuny to the brus&® uear his h pegan beating the brush but Pretca Coon wus Drought here for tria HANNIBAL, Mo., Mireh l0.~ Wm. J. Thos. Brady, @ bi aKeMAl, yesterday appears that Brudy insulted Mrs. Sol husband compe lled himn to cet dewn o and beg her pardon. While in that att struck bim With 4 pistel and che pis dentially discharged, tie bali lodging thigh. Braagy Yau away and then after him. CUS, Muddy Water. The prospects are that the water w to be muddy for several months. § ward Filter is a surecure. Satisfae teed, or mouey refused. SIMMONS HARDWARE A CLEW THA'P GUT A Significant Circular Ia«sued by of the Geuld System, With the exception of a deep sus part of the purter of the Grand Cent pursuers of Tiller, the ninble, have ments to report to-day. ‘The porter ticed a deeply velicd woman at theh day evehing, and as her hands wer coarse aS contrasted with the hands who usually stup there; and as she big, sprawling band, as though she to assume a tieminine siyle raphy; and, finally, next morning with a young the porter did not ku a valise which she hud carefully Ke all night, instead of leaving it on the porter feels very certain that it disguise. He neglected to eomuinm pictons till atter the pair were well and econsequentivy the detectives disadVautlage in running dowt the press company’s force is working ously, but their sensaiions are nue of a baisman When he pounds t search has narrowed down Ih ifs : searchers have definitely det they Wanttlree Men, Wiese bam Lhey bave ne picture ot Tiller vet; one of one of his companions, e€ are bemg circulated by thousan past two days circulars of -a signi have been issuing from the wi the Gould huestoatlof thes the entire system, telling them diately What money were aquring the month = of the first and second to Auditor Smith, torio any cfices. This weuld indicaie enieriained that the Tuler preceded by a systematic embez part of himself or some one else, ™ , as sie ee ne - — — Offices for Kent, 1000 ON . We have four connecting off fluor, for rent. Splendid loeatto hoch, art dealers, 1000 Olive street NEW DEMOCKAILIC PF The Fruit and Wheat Crop of bilineois. By Telecravh to the Post-D EFFINGHAM, ILL, Mare 10." Oiler Weekly Democratic pape Started herve tn a few days, tuined by the fruit int the crop has been seridusiv injare Winter. The wheat Gaumaged, (CENTRALIA,. ILL... bourded freight train Digit, and as lb Ww voiver to his mead and fired. Of by the authorities. lu his 1 Velope marked Mike Donnelly. bis cuff-buttons bore the initial VANDALIA, ILL... Maren 10 Supervisors Or this ecounly aa’ Suipley, Sehool Supertuicndea #vpolyted ex-Sherill Jesse Shiple® deciines to wit Democrats, and the tight be Like i ip by BuUCLIONS, DLOOMINGTON, ILL... Maren land, u farmer, near Maroa, bas complicily in tue Mt. Pulaski o uirest will be made. LINCOLN, ILL.. March 10.—ff Ruare hig ae illast allace Put SKI Murderer, ihreats of Vuently tinde, PETERSBURG, IL1... Yareh 10, PA. Carpenter tor the murder of “bius to-day, Carpenter ba riday, atid is visited eo Thy "S10 good Pealll but ec W ituesses are ai: vrowets crop has B Mareh is ti; fe’ O90) stil (ri plial Ving Iroit Vi LOsT IN THE MOU A Party of Thirteen Goid Ff in Vashinogtou Ter SPOKANE FALLs, W. £., Mar here tor the saleiyv of ten mey drum thirteen days ago te Cur D'Alene gold mining dis point twenty-five miles from Bi UAVS ralious, and leit other wi OfaMan with tostrociions Phvey hever rettiiiued and we thought they bad reached ag) Who arrived Suturday said th there. Searci —a have are how out. There is po pies stop betWeen the points that SLOW is very deep. Tiieir bore » Merriam, Charies Poatwma sell, m. Deane, Geo. Staffe ler Eseh ang one UUKDOWE, Snow Bioe FarMiyetroxn, Mr. M have been no trains on t Railroad sinee Satur Sandy River Road is alsos Snowlali continues, and ¢ aded., Killed in a Bar OMAHA, March 10—J brother of the proprie Comique, in this city, was & bar room adjoining the hour last ni¢htt A young Present at the time, was sf aoe fataily. Several arre we the quilty parties aud shooting is not yet certaing ON doliar ex nded 20 Bei tle of Jayne’s Bx pector: With & siight couch or be » pte tne CXApense ola ollen ends hn ere mation Of Lie lining of mptems of whieh Paly ta the breast, frequeuthy . . uelay may uta r ler try at onee Jayne s ra » Whore curative tested aud approved by th Slowly Burned ‘Grove, Pa - : i au DS i & " . wah cae 7 & ee Bb ? i a » : 4 i Sa £4 i PB end = Ta Se pS " wr ey

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_ — —_ el ass —Se ——— ST as wi I? A NW . res Se nen ware Ifarri- WV =. aE *s uccess, in bis resiaence. The triai of ex-County Collector ceived this morning, but as most of them were &- | ever be realized by any act of the corporation, as a Sif hr Wm. Shiet is incarcerated in the Jai! on com- “five” i | Green 2 cner, MG. Man Sh-sihe aite piaint of James M. MeGill, who charges him with a eT. K primes tatent cape thet cape benter- est which Mr. McHenry has in the company.” M ? S C) “e | ) "3 Y ? Ss N Be fe © A ‘ | y ie N Y nd PasseBa warran ‘ iat, while the cre ater than of the pas , » . rigi Sones and nal Scenie Efteet Saivatio e@ eye sbi “ cu a construction traip at Platitsmouth . Brrant 16 grend larceny. two years, there is as. yet no serious damage to the ee MeNallys w of ats, the Muddy ay, the Marker on heserang Night, Golasa Cue Woather Bed, Bunce "hee — mm ™ * , ’ medy Cc ny in Wrinkles. eS et yided Wits : Bie, Lee Sheltou was arrested last nignt in the west | crop. A. 'T. § sotswood, of Wintied, Kan., says the st evening. Both engines wore wrecked. | The ernend of the city. When searched, a pair of whent of his section (near the border fine of the | @®¥ Crittenden Going South—Board of Sunday, Mareh 16—Harry Watson’s ©o and some of the passengers were badly . : indian Nation) has not been at all injured, as they KEqualization—N otes. SS es trainmen brass knuckles were found on him,and this morn- | do not have the alternate freezi and thawing the , bs , ea Spi se hie _ injured. - Seen: ts ik hide tates ing he was fined 350. =e aoe verse uiliion at aS ) estimated ‘sh iy J By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. j 0 608 | 3 (| 61? ’ JA, M0... & — ts to Liver were 2000 bus wheat a EFFE r . we, : aoa. ,.- & age burned Saturaay mght in an hour The titles of warrants returned to the Court Of | 352.iv0 bus corn, of the wheat Baltimore shipped | 4 oyna bene Rompres 5 z all i i t Toe fire OTIgtnAcee OS ee irs ’ a . 2. . ~* > thousend five hundred and NewYor v association this morning, capiial $75,000. - . % Pee 9 pr. o . Recder. CG. Daniel, Dr. Persil, ©. a. Waite Kelley, Adolph Suess,Frederick Nedaernoff,H.L, | iy ftnak hte ae rem How Seek tas So. 3 aa ba a pe . Bhan Bg Wwe ope but the public demand it, as we are here te please the public we : we their veiees andobey, We gud Esduine uv insured, " 208918 about Griesedeck, assault and battery; Ed. -Kaup, por ho femgns zed iaanrance), Jo yard a. in ecting at “the meutharis "st niceties ght have therefore engaged the Greatest Come 1am . } Day , ee LIVAN. Mo., March 10.—Some time since | Selling lottery tickets; Russell White, fraud; | made in anneipation of the. fifty-per cent red which will be in session on the 11th, 12th d 13th waitin Praukliu roobed the County Collector of | Chas. Williams, petit larceny: Thos. Nero, fraud, | i? freight rates to the seaboard which goes I HM, 2200 an ' NCHTHST Ee &S a. \ rnis cOUNLY ot 850” at the mouth of ‘ reyolyer. He Andrew saa i F vetoaned iin day'on a harée fact next week.—Chicago News of Saturday. of this month. BOBBIE M.A. a= i. 4 . ININ GS J OHN a sued vy officers and was joined by his | of Keep) : ’ sony THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION me Be att rind nieaes al . «i. ee sping a gambling house. Hall was one of d AT te 4 : poesia jute f eich et, enaca tet deen” ee the men who ft Was charged, talled to close his ie tes es re bea OE easy at 1@2. | The Assessor and Judges of the County Court Everybody knows them. Further comment ig peneasary- ur ne Jie ie isiles. West of Palmyra, Saturday, | Per room after the notification given by the Prime mercantile 4@5j%. Bar sliver W2. Exchange | Of Boone County were in consultation with the | GEO. SPENCE and MENNIE SARTELL, Musical Dao and Cr he Artists; JAMBS MeAVOY and GEO. HALLEN, The Etheo.« prtunity ye house bat Pletcher was in Was surrounded | charged. as ownership Was not established. stuady—Long 456%, sight 489%. Governments eog fi State Board of Equalizatiow to-day. They ex- pian Punsters; J. ARTHUR DOTY, Female Impersonator; MISS LOTTIE FG S2, Serio-Comic Voealist; LIEUT. AL- was the fd ie was called out. He dashed out and when | Creed. as ownership was not establivicd. || | stecks opened Arm and a traction higher. Threes Wl | 104 tne utmost satist: LEN, Royal Ventriloquists; MISS FANNIE FLORENCE, Cultured Balladiptt and the dandy of them all, W , iid ee vds from the house dropped ou bis | 4 °2@rge of petit larceny against Wim. Grady } bid, 43:8 1144, 48 123%, Paeitic 6s 129 bie. Pp + Satisfaction with the action of Ny OY CntPlieguist; A RENCE, Cu u HGED SS y ol them all, W. H. gel uc. s frees aud fired at Bud Fleming; Sierif Kelly re- | Gas Continued generally in the Court of Criminal | ots opened dull, firma, then weakened ’Uaion Pa |'2e doard. The ‘viee-president, in be- LANDIS, Skatorial Songster. jf , | : ai aa gure ti na eat on ey yp ee a wucoene " On Jj saa Wm. En lish robbed I. W. Run- | Gac aayauced Ug with excepti — i = oooeee says they Commencing With gio) i Conclading With bordina wetting to the brush uear his house. le Posse anuary 1 Win. Bee Ae . ee - | dropped back 13. wou g to have egations from other i iis not pre- ea beating the brush at Fone escaped. ne eT ot os to-day he yer hela eer ae . = : ™ a , i nt pote ag with the board before they OPERA MAD. : igs TELE TOURISTS, ‘ yon Was brought here for trial. ury bY Judge NOOMal Ob a Charge of Trovuvery ib oe arkets by Telegraph. take action on the assessment returns. . . . AY, & grace tor Ca VAL, Mo., Mareb 10,— Wm, J. Solan shot | the first degree. i ideablieein: Mace Uaiindh Gel ael seni te UNITBD STATES COURT PROCEEDINGS. Doors open at 7;15. Merriment te Commence at 8:15. F ‘apyular - qTyos. brady, & brakeman, yesterday morning. It In default of bond of g800, in which he was |tive demind; Howard street and Western su- Wm. F. Walton, tor robbing the anail; plea ot — anne . Ma As * , sneaks thal Brady ins : Silas F ne . ‘. ‘rfine $275@3 50, extra $375@475, family $5@575. | guil:y, was sentenced to the Penitentiary for one , a : ‘awry, and appeals Uiat Brady insulted Mrs, Sotan, and the | held, Silas Ford was committed to jail for steal- | P® . So a se: ’ Duel! Qh no; asi I 0 ned and CO le , i Wheat—Western aull; No.2 winter reds SL KYO@ ear. no; asiarasi am concer , - ui Will @ pistul aad the pistol Was acei- | price aud was sent tothe Work House for three | ive; mixed ‘spot 58 bid; March 58@39, April 5814@59, to await sentence. remark with regard to a certain Chief Wears her erick aspectofa jenually discharged, the Dalt lodging in Brady's | months by Judge Noonan w-day May t®4¢@6%, June 61544@611¢, July 62@63, steamer 5o : : who had a hi The Ger f -idy fan aw@aw 6 Sag OF ’ . : ames Bodenhamer, for obstr elligere arristers Whose Fury 0 sat down upon him. e m, brady Tau away and then polan fired asked. Gate steady and quiet; weat a oy 45: J s Boagenhamer, for obstructing tite passage B 4 nt B F marked. I am younger than be is and,haye- Dy A Magnificent Reception accorded the return of impress Ellen Stilland Rovert Jackson were arraigned } 44, mixea 42@43, Pennsylvania 42@42% ye, scarce | Of the mail; fine of $500; personal recognizance Was Spent in Words ter chance of getting even!” 2 E Nicht | ls ye ong | THE AMUSEMENTS. ee. 2 —- a ae” , : art ee ee ir,which is ioe a hile at atti é ‘ and beg her | ardon. While in that attitude Sotan | GOnanes smith stole an overcoat from Emanuel | 31 12i@t 123, Corn—Western easter and fairly act- | post Office money order ; plea of guilty: remanded ; . 2 ° « , al BI OLYMPIC THEATER. ‘renee, It —— to-day before Judge Noonan ona charge of steal- | and firm at 72@74. Hay, firm; prime choice Penn- | for appearance whtcn called and to keep the . ; de iai Muddy Water. ing $50 from Jokn Sweeney. As the witness did | s¥ivania and Maryland #141@15. Provisions quiet; mess pene P Gen. Noble was also visited. He Bis Me presiding ; men ihe: 3 ; not apbear the case was dismissed. ‘pork old $18, new 819; buik meats, shoulders and N.C. Young having counterfeit coin: dis ——_ statement of the affair which substantial rove 1 AND a woman tobe muddy for several months, Stevens’ Up Grimlent Gurrection as tie tines of ‘he yf n= esd Geuee steeaes Waseen Eechal ee 7 ae J. Matthews, stealing from mail: jury trial; two Gen. Noble and Jacob Klein Meet onthe | that a —— Fo gaara c= vd | thee S | LV c m= proverbial! d Filter isa sureecure. Satisfaction. guaran- | ¢or ‘Stare tana eel vat aven sidiglatien Ge prea & a piv. | m | years in the Penitentiary and to pa sts. , was among the probabilities. at Last Engagement this} rblally ward | i guar for the State this morning on a charge of assault | @38. LEegs lower and quiet at 18@ly. Petroleum | ¥ the P . pay Costs Verbose Field -- A Contempt Case a: season or this Great Piay'! K if’ G } aw eyes and to wed. or money refunded lo kill preferred by John OV. Shook lirmer; refined 84@*z. Cofree duit and weak; Rio The conviction yesterday of ex-Marshal Hough- # ced sister —— a Pa : : tom cargoes ordinary tw fair I4¢@1244. Su ufet; A } awout for making faise returns for services rep- . \ gand Its Superb Company. speech and SIMMONS HARDWARE Co., Pi gp lowe, ron giehag Amanda Davis, the girl whom soft Ths. Whisky quiet and steady at a 195. | dered, was aia unexpected, sittietate “a nc Wherein no Ohe was Hurt or Fined-- THE CAHOKIA MYSTERY | } . s . s rronge 16 Charge agains ny Griswok ‘reiguts to Liverpool per steamer e tton | evident th; section thought that it b: on i _ eahegne Sole Agents Was dismissed to-day in the Court of Criminal Cor- | 8-léd, Flour ls 3d. Grain firmer at 24@. Receipts— pina a ee ane tae ia the Dagger rotors Statements of the Principals. The Negro Brown Makes a Full Ce on rection. Griswold is a young colored man, while | Fiour 26,200 bris; wheat 23.000 bu; corn. 22,000 bu: oats, | O voreation and much interest is manifesied. A of the Murder. eg G RANO OPERA HOUSE. mbarrassing 4 CLEW THAT GOT AWAY. | saa hae ie eit ics Gah te _ the girl is almost a Caucasian m complexion. Se WO: 27S, LED | a. Se ee us . 9 . / e . E Om > ; *y , ’ 2 only about scareh has barrowed Gown In its scope, and the { rigan, Messrs. James Cochian ana Beu Vau Kan- “ INCINNATI, Obio. March 10.—Flour steady: family | relations of America and Germany. His stay pe yen alg ea sealants wii aati ene hk ll geeee, things ee + ea rhe Foortess Comecy-crama, = rs « * . . } , 4 i to vow wuniver- é Aniroie ter . ; ' apts ' ates re ve te ae ) eatchers have definively determined ibal | zeien. There were vut a few lotimate friends pres- | £10045; fancy $5 025 50. Wheat easier at #1 03@ ~ gs. Whether they Wanltliree men, Whose names. they know. | ent. After the ceremony the party indulged in a |] 1s. Corn active and in demand; No.3 mixe s9@50, | Wil also be offensive to the Germans in | the railroad possession of the Naintifl’s property, confronted witli the proof of his crime at 2 ont 5. “they ne ofone of his companions, copies of which | costly and numerous. The bhxppy couple porte quiet; exten Ko. 5 Bee oe. byniede nner at gig $50,000, and =~ ined’ te oe a _ Belleville jail. On the way to & ectiues, are bet irculated by thousands. uring le ave. art ‘rishe ‘ir Mauy Ir . (id SATA GUL Ab Y.IEE.cU. SUK Meats g 000. elleving the price Dx y the jury tor rown, through fear, was cajoled into @ is uncertain,, ‘A l ne : “on ep me onleniteags Gus racter have the heartieit wishes of their m tuy Irienas 9%. ae one at 8@1045@10. W hisky active WOMEN IN MALE ATTIRE. the condemned property too large, the on ntiff sion. He en that a white — Known as ‘ =? the mre Maahes Square Teaater Ceneene. ey ure not shed ph nip tage “alee = - ain Brown toid the story ¢ e mul 9 waren Sunday, March 16, mazniticent production— periays 40 or the entire system, telling them toyeport imme- The Methodist ministers held no meeting this | 540° gray? sus, sune, 58%; July. Oats easier: 50% March. igh s : terday Mr. Klein madea motion before Judge | is one unparalleled in its horror. He said halo AE te ne erate meet +9 that is old, latety whit money were expressed by them | morning, being too busy in making preparation | 554@954 May, 55/; June. Rye 58. Barley 64. Flax- By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Lubke for an order on the Olerk of the Cireuit| the 26th of last month a colored man named Te THE STRANGLERS OF PARIS! : | seed #159. Whisky SI 17. Pork lower; $1755 March,| PHILADELPHIA, March 8 —A_ well-dressed | Court for the money which had been paid into | Jones and a white man called “the Docter” . ener see a oben uring the . mouth of | Februury, { +H “H | for the conference, Which meets at Kansas City | giz 75 april, g17 421, May, $17 474@N bv June court by the railroad, but the same_ day | to his house accompanied by a str | 4 ; sna ery ‘ avs 4 ‘ch, : pie ‘ Ran my i =7@ * Ads ©! 3 a J . _ ; ™ ‘ . . Vv Pg . P ‘ s ap or. Dar ’ ] eare Yke the fe Aualior Smith, jor to po seman ol sha tcatanl to-morrow. The Baptists held a very interesting Reh ref dlpatamengg rn as pane aeons hey whess, woman weut into a fashionable Chestnut street Judge Sherwood, of the Supreme. Court,| Brown was absent. The stranger was Gruak, But North St Louis Danclag Schoo] sited Washing offices. This would indieate that a suspicion is | meeting, at which gratitying reports were receiv- conan tau tor Monten of nes aoe ben wheat, ihae clothing homse yesterday and asked to be meas- | granted plaintiff a writ of error and ordered a | Jones and the doctor plied him_ stil wit ' ‘ Bol in all Casc enteriained tiat the Tuler @isappearapee Was PCS a A “ Due nd i08.875 bus oats.—>—Toledo’s stock of | ured fora pair of trousers, After she had been | Stay of execution in the case. This morning] liquor until he became stupid. CL » hairs . | » the Liller Gisappearay , ed from the different churches. At the meeting scoan and 108,515 bus oat oc =I : . wd Mo cag «wn 2 Pree nee ss ehairs. Hele jiececed by a systematic embezZzZiement on tue of Presbyterian ministers reports of revivals were wheat mereased 24,810 bus to 2,550,613 bus, and corn served an attendant said to a reporter: “We while Juage LubkKe was engaged in the trial of | toid Brown that the stranger was iti Mr. Xaupi’s school of Dancing. Waltzing and Pere, =f has grv part ot iilnself or s0ine One Else, ! 2. ag “4d the Caroudelet ‘irst German. W est- 167.89 bes to 1.24°.081 bus. . ; ‘ r Re another case he stopped for an instant money.” and that they intended : $: A 3 sonal Deportment will commence Tuesday an: pe ag 4 in ter, Li tayette Parks aud Colins\ ilie Cuurehes Frevintens—CB1CaGo Peck Ney a oune ay anche orandesesesardiomnaleecaenedntar nein: stg TO HEAR MR. KLEIN him. Brown objected to such a proceed = put Thursday, 4p. m.at North st. Louis, Turner Hall, fe hair, bub RERROUNE LAER) er | ‘| Bir Sw; July S17 85 ob. Lard—Maren 9.20 b.; May 9.42); | know what this party wants with men’s clotuing, | in regard to his motion made the day before. Mr. | bis objections had no weight. At the Degman iaieeaer S00 ane Salisbury atrests a om , Offices for Rent, 1000 Olive Street. potetcnieanany — - ) 471 @ ou: 9 bh : ?, : ele . ’ ugar, who ha ; , June 9.47)5@ 934: July 59.26 b.; year 8% b. Short nbs Klein opened by stating that from what he knew | request Brown procured an axe. Thist Wsiit Agi . We have four connecting offices, on-second To-Day’s Telegram’s Condensed, Mason 9.25 & April 9.225 a5 May %4@9.27}g; June =e aueer 3G. wanes ge ee 7 > he would have to doubt the genuineness oi the took, and standing behind the stranger, WRO Was ne , if BO Bey wey oe a wn oe ms Pall Of | telegram announcing the issue of a writ of error | asleep at the table, dealt him a crusil g blow jo: NEW PUBLICATIONS. ee — ; ’ ' ; ‘ ; aon a} ( ¢ 2 KANSAS CiTy, March 9.—Cattle—Receipts 771. Mar- Ouse ‘ ‘wa rer ‘ettv t ; . s change, he Over 11,000 Cincinnati cigar makers are ke: slow at xabout aturday’s prices Sie ail qunties. wre 5 _ ann Page Bene | by the Supreme Court until he had seen the writ| the head. The siranger dropped to the Moor, Riis ———— : hoch, art dealers, 1000 Olive stveet. pangs : /. ri enti s out of employment. kg, +e , = - ‘j : ’ 7 : . w Swe 10 arae, ee a | Stee se Cincinnati forger, will be Gah; mixed "86 6x? WO; Hiehts $6 ‘ae * gg, eta cn ee mag yang Big oe Ftc na % "He followed pis quite Wxpad “instnuation ing foo. ‘There he was killed, blows ing pa- bt inthe court NEW DEMUCRAIIC PAPER. brought back from Canada. _ DETROIT, March 1v.—Wheat easy; cash and March | GUIne SO \ANB os anata aa ioik-m. alehes up with a strong intimation that he believed the | ministered with the axe unti] life was €x Another.whose --—- - —— q Oroupe OM VAURCS. E1015; April $1 0174: May $1 06%. No. 2 red cash oe a > ee gg roe “si a telegram g bogus one. He further said that from | The business of robbing began then, after W .C The Fruit and Wheat Crop of Jasper Count —The ‘e of Vienna j sth are busy | #1 a: No. 2 white 9414. Corn—No. 2 cash 52 asked; | DreAas BCR, GRUAC . + teateg = ! ' 8 “4 wry owess npg pt ee tas y ! he poi ; “e Vienna wr Behe spe are busy 5itg bid. Oats—No. 2 white 33; No. 2 36%. trock, with fancy living, and the other has What he Knew of the gentlemen Pa = — peste ae ym Was ot — pieces, the Doctor “i —_————___—. high bunches at Allinois. unveiling an extensive abarcnist piol, BUFFALO. N. Y., March .—Wheat—No. | hard Du- KNICKERBOCKER BREECHES. he would expect them to ao anything. At ‘th gesting that met od as the safest for the disposal 3 | Pr with shorcee By Telegraph tothe Post-Dispatch. —Margaret Maguire had her skull fract- | }wth womtually $1 1374, Oorn dull; car lots sample 4@ | We think nothing of it. We make all kinds.” See pede gyre ee aLienaiaioel "eam "adiane | would tae ys Anagram oveuaa ee ee ee Se peek. ned ard ‘ a er anernre a sar , > “oO ; PY . rear’ Ps idea aern} ‘i vi. ars nominally ¢torw e; + «* i, 6e > rhy- " , ac ATiee j rin. i i . . . . = i ee . x : . - s ‘ peside her nw Fi PINGHAM, ILL., Mareh 10.—There will be ali- ured in the Governor 8s bi idge ac ident, LIVERBOOL, March fo.—Receipts of wheat for past Really, whatin the world does Miss Dickin said: ‘“}] would like the gentleman to by Doctor and Jones thea hacked the body, : Butler County, in this State. All in search of new . Pope ; 7. »ret?? 7 . — ray head an er wkiv.Democrauec paper,-the Gaze —Bis art Clarice ian at week from Attantic ports, 8,450 quarters; from Pacific | S00 Walt with trousers: : * at ‘ ' ‘a Mee, | homes will do well tosend fora copy of this book, .s iS eee aha ie we ilv- Dem oral ‘ paver, the Gazette, : Bishop Robe rt ( larkson died at Omaha, a oder meet oe seamed, 17,750 quarters, “I can’t tell, only she has them. ‘Maybe they | more specific. I would like him — whether reas ~ Pen, Sage was thrown into SE familiar _with (FNTRALIA, ILL. Mareh 10.—A_ passenger | postsoned their itisburg meetin not | 4.7. 5 a ; . “8 ni Rig Whee ; courts iu this city have been so often disgraced | and-his wife were putin the Belleville l i 8 : ; | would perhaps maiced freight train No. lat Anua Saturday | April 1, - | Coal Vailey are laid up here. River full of ereek and | jadies jy Philadetphia for out-of-door wear, there | DV personal encounters that Irealiy feel that, as er opieqnet, who then began to sé b if “a respectable Jol, and as 1b Was bearing this city placeda re- iss H ‘all of Coffee C ‘ s shore ice. Princess tue onty local running. Weather | ; prea -?. go flo : : : an honorable practitioner, if 1 cannot continue | Jones and the Doctor. The search was WH (‘Formerly Ives House,) le jace,.and her ivtr to bis bead and fired. He was taken charge —Miss arwe 10 vo ee : ounty, Ala., in clonav and col. =e tendency On Gre part of ne ¢g of the ladies ~ to practice ny profession without brawis and per-} cessful. The identity of the peddier hag peciabdle black ol by Une authorities. Lu his poekets were an en- | @9Uarrel this morning fatally stabbed her LOUISVILLE, Ky,, March 0.—Twelve feet @ inches el a 4 Bron MR se nyse can een sonal encounters, 1 shall be obliged to abandon it | been established. ! ° . : é . - ee mg ¢ oe ’ - : : . . = Pe % ¢ , re é a i i as q P tt . Th «= ¢ i é 7 age — te sn ceo hygreed anne rte gi wy > not returned, nor has the sun who went to | 4. m Osceola aud barge arrived from Hawesville ll | firm of tailors are making a good many coats for — he believed the telegram to be a genuine prea oe tera i ge Ma Wk Ser Rot RATES $2 PER DAY. HbeiVysors Mts me) ; ’ ‘ . : _ . a. a ‘i ‘4 " +7 P >. - ‘ + erhaps 45 —witl Sliipiey, Sehool Superintendent, from effiee and search for his father. MEMPHIS, TENN., March W.—River falling. Ar- oe ym tae vent el te rag foe Mr. Klein rose and excitedly said that he had/ cleared away. Aris Abteur, an Italian ‘et ce rather florid, pbpoliiodex-pheriif Jesse Mays as bis successor. —A frame row of eight buildings at Pitts- | rived: Atice Brown, south; Will 8. Hays, Nicksburg. | | 441. with men’s vests ron bes ar ire fronts and | done nothing for which be felt he dier, called at the Police Station in East St. Day p upon her tri Siijie® deciines to be ousted. He and Mays are | Kas., was destroyed by fire last night. Loss | Pepatted: Oty of sew Orleans, St. Louis, 5& m.; 2. | cckties : ee a OUGHT TO APOLOGIZE. and stated that the murdered man’s name ieash | | y dnd which re i Dewocrats, aod the ight between them will $30 O00: insurance 8 000 ¥3 : Thompson, gy Et . eT ak hes: in ; He had made the remark with afull conscious- | Laverne; that he was about 45 years of @ e. Band gu Blue Line cars at Union Depot to l2thand ept by caudoline e Laken up-by factions. | fom hans 2 inches un hour. Cloudy. Thermometer, 48°. Ar. ASHORE IN A FOG. ness of the full fore of what he was saying, and | resided at No. 817 North Seventh street, St, Laie sts. Jed persons -LOOMINGTON, ILL., March 10.—Wm, Hoag- —The negroes, Jesse Williams and Ger- ived: Scotia , Pittsburg; Chas. Morgan, New Orleans .| of the truth of the allegations. He further said: ! Two weeks ago last Tuesday, Abt Tai | sateen a d . ae : rn h forehead, sk lind, a larmeg, near Maroa, bas been arrested tor | trude Cash, who gagged Miss Harvey in New ; last night); Obio, Memphis (iast night). dentine “Gen. Noble bimself, who had repudiated the Lavene started for Cahokia, —* bh | ’ » eae An Unknown Steamer in Distress Off the | |) eward application of the remarks so foreibly,| carrying «4 peddiler’s mack, artiy C ‘7 © f — aa ye GQ irousers aré a great deal more comfortable, and SEES E Lilt vat) % Renovated, repainted and newly furnished throughe out, made secret co ely in tue Mt. Palaski murder ¢ > Ss ‘d ere jal Carno, Mareh lv.—Arrived: Vint Shinkle, Cincin ) rt dot very smal uiTest will a sat og — ders. Another | York Saturday migut, were jailed tu-day. nati, midnight; R. S. Kbhea, Nashyilie, 3a. y.; Storm, New Jersey Coast. has himself approached me—”’ after noon they arrived at the little hut oegm platform, havia ANCOLN, ILL., Mareh 10.—The he ae ng By think the rebels wiil attack Khartoum. They [3&2- nan inca chanelted bia teks aba waueee tomraaas te plcrcius agaiust an attack on Hall, the Mt, a Ce : 4TSBURG, March 10 —Oil st sopen- | ran ashore at Absecoru, New Jersey, this morning. | 2/5 leet, Clenched ts Dsts ‘ stigentoon sot : . bofable, figure in vu shituurderer. ‘Lhreats of lynching are fre- | Will try to starve the eity jnto submission, aig U2, advanced to gl 02, and cloeed atgle A beaey tox hoectens set in. The vessel is con- | Klein, ‘saying: “I have appealed to the court Fan Ras ere ae ee haa && woman su ragist Vieniiy made, —Those who desire to speak for or against: ‘NEW YORK, Maroh 1v.—Arrived: Steamship City | staptlv blowing her whistle and by that means the | fer protection. ll not permit this Har : e for a money, and intended to Bigg hirteen years, . TeesbURG, ILL, March 10,—The trial of O. | ¢p, alte tal vvright pill wi Pa 2 '} ef Montreal. life saving crew hope to reach her to stand here and make these false accusations. arge purchase from bis stock of notions. Al D2 She isa ZOOM MRP A Carpeuier tor the murder of Zura Burns be- e newspaper copyright Bul will be KivVen | New Yors, March l0.—Arrived: The Queen from ‘ . Mr. Klein turned very pale, but said nothing, and | Was ordered from the premises by Brow of having leciup Jus to-day, Carpeuter has been in jail here since ab opportunity by the committee next Fri- ivérpool. ‘ sat down when the eourt ordered him to do so leit, after agreeing upon a place to meet vy en di “ Friday, aud is visited constantly by bis family day. ee March 0.~Arrived: Vaderlané from Phil- SENTENCED TO DEATH. The court then proceeded tohear the neyo ee aby ant gage at ~ —~ J Ror his pene enieen hunare (c's in good Health but complains of confinement ’ E. Si it i nh W.—Arrived: when Mr. Klein again jumped ap aud shouted: | Sem, ee” mows. Mer, Soen | ght be supposed tI iiesses are alt wing cram’ Vamanith, ential! E. — or whose speech it 1s a. Mare WV. Arr ved: Mevate, New One of the Howard County, Ark., Murder- “Your Honor, if want to KDOW if you won't returned to Brown Ss but to ua wire + ‘ re ular graduate of two medical colleges, hae nore than ordinar alleged provoke © Manville Tlois, Was eX- ers Nearing the End. Noble apologize for calling mea liar?” Judge for Lavene, Brown attacked him and th } been longer eugaged in the: treatment of Chronic, by Brown, and, after a short private con —Gen. Graham telegraphs that he does not | Ohie River.10a.m. Departed: Shinkle, Memphis, New YorkK, March 8.—An unknown steamer At this moment Gen. Noble leaped quickly to rs , between Brown and Lavene, Abteur was fill Ctouay and cool. z ly aud somewha , TE as amined by the Danville Sub-Committee to- | : tbke took no notice of the question, and simply | dire vengeance if he ever entered his yard AMMig, | Nervous, Skin and Blood Diseases than any other tion aud nervou LOsT IN THE MOUNTAINS. day. From Saturday’s Last Edition. LittLE Rock, March 8.—The Supreme Court sald to the other lawyers; “Go on with the case.” eng hw yr amd cg ene gy only s@0hred vsleian Wu St. —_— a _ ga bat Loe hoe . Tass . Tin’ : , : ~-- ———— | has refused ; ight, . x ’ 75 cents, t bein amount hi npanhion | bd Bow. Vonsulation at ole ‘ from embarras A Party of Thirteen Goid Hunters Missing | —The commercial situation in Cuba 1s FINED #500. owapa Govnie esmrwerers. oe rhs tee. Ny I gp Ry Re gy Thy enenaiieiea had when they ried. The contentn Ot the | vt eG, A tulendly talk oy opienen Coe estes York, who orate¢ in Washington Territory. very critical. The low price of sugar is the sion of the lower court, Wnich sepienced nim to] to defenaant’s attorney, andin a low voice de-| bundle recovered from the creek were show t to bat oad Poway = sent by mail orexpress everywhere. On, IS LOL a LOO SPOKANK FALLs, W. ‘f., Mareb 10.—Fears exist prime cause of the closeness of the inoney Harrison, the Poker-Room Proprieter, De- death. manded : Will your Honor make Nobile apologiz-’ Abteur and positively identified as the p 'O Gurable cases guaranteed; where dovbt exists it is sound as thoug bere tor the anfas siege ay / market; one firm of sugar exporters have ded te be a ¥. é Rie tor calling me a lIiar in open court?’ | of Lavene, ae kiy stated. Hours 8 a. m, to ite mitted Lo metors _. JOF the sateiy of ten men who went to Rath- | taiied tor $2,000,000. Several sugar firms Bases g Cmmiaaginty «atiaemgie CARONDELET JOTTINGS. The Judge still rematned silent and even a third , Nervous Prestration, Debility, Mental oeugi to remembe ‘rani thirteen days ago to loeate a trail to the | ang banks are in financial distress. Arthur Harrison, known to fame as a masher, ———_—_——~ repetition of the question failed to move his CITY PERSONALS. and Physieal Weakness, Mercurial and paintui to the aver and to the volice as an alleged vagrant and poker- Martin Labach, a German laborer, was sent to | Honor to decide — ome - . other affections of Throat, Skin or room proprietor, was arraigned to-day in the | the City Hospital yesterday. He was sick and THE MOTIO} APOLOG Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gregg left on Pig Bones, Blood Impurities and OR me Bo re bad, her arg vie lnc op sey rasa 1 sad —Messrs. Patter and Hewitt each intro- A of her addresse poy weoty-live inves from uthdrum with four | duced in the House to-day resolutions pro- aa oe destitute whereupon Mr. Kiein, in a somewhat sotto voce | night for Dalias, Texas, to attend the 8 . gan a diguitied des fan aa ae other hr reg re ge or: posing constitutional amendments deciar- | First District waloesoart, Cearxes of vagraney | 4.4. Courtney’s grocery store, George Mess- | tone, which was not audible at a greater distauve ball. " | | Skin Affeetions, 1d Sores, Ulcers, im bat mide by others tlt bed and. whe man leit. it wee} ing ‘that ‘Congress shail not have the | and runniuga gaming table were docketed against | ner’s saloon and Jacub Dietz’ batber-shop were poss oa Ba I gry cn ge “He is} wr. and Mrs. Chas. Mallery of Chicago, while In iments to Marriage, Rheumatism, rel: A lhey never returved and the man | : ) I hace, with regain thotight they had reached Eagle city, but it man | ower to make anything but gold and Silver | him. The City Attorney selected the first charge. | robbed last night. Whisky, clgars, razors, elc., | “77S row minutes Gen. Noble walked out of the | the city this week on their bridal trip 1 27a, es. Especial attention to cases from hgray, aud being Who arrived Saturday said they bad pot been | coin a tender in the payment of debts.” ‘Tne | Officer Fuqua was called and testified ; “I have | to the amount of $75 were stolen. court-room. Mr. Klein started to follow, and as were entertained by Mrs. Hugh Fergu » | °#&«| over-worked brain and Surgical Cases, - ; ‘here. Searcn parues have been organized and | form added to this resolution, ‘except after | Kuown the defendant sor about (Wo years, seelvg | The Commissary Sergeant at Jefferson Bar- | he did ‘so met the General’s Jaw partner, Mr. Mrs. C. A. Young, nee Alice Meredith, 1% o Syuseases arising trom indiscretion, wr Cincinnatl ts or «we bow out There is ne place where they can | a declaration of war when public sa/et y may him every few days. | ~— seen him Ina poker- racks was severely cut by a barber during a row | Orriek, who said to bim, “If you want to settle | Thursday, accompanied by Miss Berti Waung | Bx Indulgence, producing —_—- wae considered General Nobie’s aitack an unw Reve ; Hours: $4. m. tes , -_—— lantic ports between this and harvest wii! be for the | » tain struck ap unk . suspicious characters nume , sult. Now with ard to this ; Ei tie majesty a ONE dollar expended now in urchesing ® | pret wert os ode g ety ch ia athe otecka of pe. Work House this tr gs agente yy Thomas Williams this morutng. affair £ Wollld like to say that Se | had been bi but ridiculous in “\Ue of Jayne’s Expectorant, by those troubled | @teriorred w 4 ‘pecalaters aud | 1 od up, aud Was brought to thi treat- San Lucas, the colored youth Who] jowed to explain the full meaning of my prelim- with such With a : merchants are likely to prove wneomiaonly dificult ’ 8 point for > , Mrs nhioongi. Sight cough or huarseness or sore Oa to dispose of, A surplus of one iniilion quarters or | ment. married a white woman named TS. inary remarks regardin that te m before Beas “> Save the expense of a doctor's bill. A neg- | inferior India red wheat depressed the huglish mar: Among the changes mentioned minent in Shaughnessy a short time ago, aud Who! General Nobie’s exci condition wok pogses- a 1 ». “ted couxh often ends in consumption. A slight | ketsto an extent almost without a paraliel,bus ihe sur- } te Kguitable Building ts thaeee. pans ne es, | Who, with his wife, was escorted out of town by @ | sion of the situation, the trouble ought to have New St | blood, impediment te ‘“lGomation of the lining of the wind-tubes, the = of interior American red wheat is much nearer claim ugent of the Soni e Lat of m. E. om it | Chivarari crowd, bas returned to East St. Louls | peen averted. The telegram stated that a story | % ati aud privately cured. than one imibiton,—— | CH “ estern system, Wo. With-his confidence in white folks destroyed. Lie | of execution had been nted the y a Diseases, in all ite form “Ul Syinptoms of whieh are sore throat and a ie si ; jurisdi , by alse : Paka | veal . ig sald, Is to have his Jurisdiction extended ove! St. Louis. |e : ee and erue $ day's delay meng at Tail” ieomthae al Caer tte the Wabast. Wheu asked about it, Mr. Joues re- bur conn teune sty eo a pot ied « hore Story of execution can eae ve ted after : sare threat, st math tongues Beiter try at ones favne'a. ie Nertyetion a Ot this, D. P. @ fused to talk. a ee ee atid aud one day be | Sr” Sl aan ard remedy een “2 oe topertl mere a es os om a ae - mem pings an sl ve heartily His wile tested and approved by thousauds. seid The N. ¥., P. & O, Railway. was | istressed ut this treatment of her lover, so : 000 bu, of which ou CLEVELAND, O10, March 8.—Judge Hamilton | she moved out the furniture, the — slowly Burned to Death. Sane hate 4 gs «tng a and | oF the Cowmon Pleas Court this morning rendered aed =e lett Sam nothing to do but go back to Urrrr Porrs GROVE, Pa., March 10,--At mid- the New OF 8 a a decision refusing McHenry’ low . . mie . 4, ry’s application for ap barber, caught two What do you night Mrs, Woodward Kirelaft, erased with ma- | 899" e a a “ } injunotiog to restrain the N.Y, P, & O. Road } Fred Gust eee : they 'vrlal fever, left her bed aura aera bray sera is Free, mer feet emis Tyne ahs fitst mortgage bonds 80 © beat Dir unmereitull, “vverfering, b them, “What! 2 eye Pi cs Sa Fe ie § teeters = ‘ tikte i Pe ms Ore ‘: 2g ea re : ee fa oa Khan S. gn vet ay eS “Me op ta rey be ad an ; ; ; . . peat re ¢ . ae x Fy ex ia. 4% = - mat ; 4 7 E a : mate “es : : e Re Se 4 , : * ‘ : > ae nit iy.) Die = ° 4 thas ? PP Eee eS y - ‘ lh oy se beh “er i + oe ya BESS oo > See pay ae oe “i hi " Pe a oe 7 . 3 : aPeaare ty A eee el, a Maa Rare nh ; VARS a Naik a 5 a = ‘ “ t. ab a i : ees > 5 rs a : C i al t , % ; e r Py ) . A 5 > es act 4 ie ee - 3 3 f ee. Oe 4 7 fet a lis 2 2 Maneatis 2% ike (3 a +. we “e a5! ik Ss . “ — oS ' > ee t Ve eee ase of EN ee ee * Tees ay i C Syne i: 4 PP fo) Oe Ry § z pe hg Be ee Es Pinte ee Ae 9 te toe, Pe aa “J Be. 5 it Se ee hg Sy See et ad tL yey 2 im » oie . x y a ms : j 4 : 4 Oy) ees A cas 5 a es : ase. 5

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i 3 eK sy a Dw 7 Ce ee ae ee ; ESS ia? Fah ae Be Tit 2 ch dette one kee fe i ee a4 4 OS abe Dee St. onis Post-Dispatch, Monday, March 10, 1884. Tas . a st | 5 ~ ’ , on i! MUSICAL. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. ———— — . =} SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. PERSONA 1. = a .. marbie top. toil LODGE NOTICES. — ada arenes ia Hai | ] AT ALNUT chammer Sion W. Spars », 808 } wi — . head of ** Personal” are A “GAB)ER” piano, not much gage ee sell cheap. . Ww on was! s crag aps pe ALE—Preminum white Leghorn eggs at 3745 entirel J. A. Kieselhorst, i111 Olive st. “0. F.—school of Enstruction—Lodges of In- RS mw : recewed sulject to revision or rejection y. . J. A, Kieselhorst, lll Olive baer “eter Aergeetpere riba 4. [. Aa An will be hela under the aus Tr as th | Bellay. m5 yo s nomeney ee id for rejected advertisements yd 5 PIANOS and organs for rené or sal@ at §$l5to V 7 ANTED—bBy*s young man of 72. a situation 8° = Grand Lodge, I, 0. V0. F. of the gt yd follows: ; moeg Bi b10 pot 22 N. Seventh st. | 26 when address is given, or by calling ep £180, atz90z Locustsh 8 2 lector, or anything to do; epee naiad 3 t St. Louts, on Tuesday, March li. _ ple’s Furniture Store, 2 N. at this office with ticket. All personals not of a RAx ‘JO music price list mailea free. Ad. Chas. E. furnish the very best references and - + e e ’ Fas ’ oie *’s buildingon Missouri : Oda Festa” Halt Juche owe Hal in Fine lange sejoon mirror at = barealn. | pupimese nature five cents line BS ‘iatsbaw, 2! Washington v., st Lomls. 22.” | edn the city. ad. Collecvor, this ome A on broadway at7 o'clock Me. Apply at li: ERSONAL—Go to wWeston’s Bakery and rong OOD da-hand cabinet organ, 64. W. R. Babcock, y TANTED—By an experieuced no ee cio er : . . : several lodges aud visitin 61 =Cheap, @ fine line of ladies’ linen lined Lunch Room; everything first class. 1017 Ulive ; : ing goods satesman a position; establish thren are Bt. requested to punctually Tee ee valine a Cowperth 8,315 Locust | — argon 5 OF y « pocmeee | ae 1609 (new number) Franklin av. 1 euthern [ilindie ane Seetl souri, A No.1 : | these meetings. The Committee. mss Ais te, GSOR Si Pereows. ee gee to — we = eli - Hi*chaNek your om panes ped a — ae references. Address K 13,this office. 37 . | —— _--— —-—— ¥ ——— achontia uaPs and household goods prices allowed in cash or sBZe, - —— TT) eae ae » M 8s ou Rl ENCAMPMENT, No. 59, L. R SALE—Ceoking range, Buck & Wright's Guar- | cal at Boylan, Leonori & Co., 1005 Olive st. | catalogue, J. A. Kieselhorst, 111] Olivest. 27 TANTED—By an experienced dry se em j , Patriarchs.—You are re- antee No. 8, in fair working order; price $8 if re- ——$————— FAOk RENT . vy WY a situation; can give the very ucstoa io a'tend our fegalar meeting, “TAGE | meved at once. Inquire 368. [6th at. _ ab PRERONAL Tas best, the. dinner in the city at | FOR RENT—Good Coctave Chickering plano 88 $38 | thts office. 31 ARSE MTA at 307 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, onday — ng: , t ’ — iture for four rooms cheap, on ac- wi iaae -Ye aa” Rn mayer cgeay vey : » Smee ee Y TAN TED—A situation by the r3 o Pp a fork in the degress and important business. SALK—Furn once ° p= AL—Good leoking gent aged 23, with £200, | SALE—G “saizard” violin; ' first cost n who has had Has for sale the following: eribers of later pee We , ey ne ees ee stil abomt to go into business, wants to marry are- #100; will go at a bargain. John Allen, 707 N. 9th st Ad Be Pr eectoune. ia ‘Char 8, | P,O. Box 36, | ~ f f te . ——e a ——E > . ) f 4th street and these oA. “——s vited at John Neis’ Hall, corner of 4 D 10th st. lady this year. F 32, this ofpce. ANTED—Scholars for piano by ® gentleman | Wellsville, Ohio. Franklin ay. ein iter JJOR SALE—Nice bed-room set, cooking stove, eth: ERSONAL— loo @nt aged 23, with hae: lass ref. R37, | % potatoe f April in a dry P ISHED OVER FO 33 cours Scribe. will sell low, as party desires to leave the city. In- P $2,000, about Ses taee ballets wants to marry | this ane oa reasonable; first-class ref. KR 37, W ANTE D- Situation by ‘the drst of Ap acy Laclede av. - ESTABL ARS AGO. NOO qure at 1730 Wash et. £5 arespectable young lady this year. F 382, this of- | —————- ,, B00ds store by & vos PF. OU. Box, 296, Wells e wo YE 7 ~6-] BE OR SALE—Mirrors, from 2 cents to $25. People’s, | fice. si , ANTED—Man or colored girl to play piano at Ler rd Po age Charies, . U. ’ | ema ews 3 Sa. _ aN HAS. St CH vO ' 210 and 2tz N. 7th st. _ ms PEBSONAL- Fittocn or twenty young ladies and sn AT (a) ANTED—situation in a wholesaie drag st-re, Cards te view houses given at office. — 3.x213, N. W. cor. of Boyle. P?. UALITY OR , ; Sa a ISH to seli new pi for $150, because no roum A ’ , " H E R P : lemen desirous of adopting the light operatic Li ano , W sommission house. M 43, this office. 100x213, N. S., &. of Newstead. NO OT r o’ciock. for wor obtained. gent for it. 703 Marketst. “m2 grocery or co on Washington Av.. near Grand R . ya 4 ~ ed PATE N TS D M 00 DY stage for a profession can obtain the opportunity of ‘ teres , Soh Sa Seen, . 61sx)9, S. W. cor. Lay. ) | C ELEGAN ay Fi 8 from 5Stc 85. Cc. . ——— = 7 me] ness. Members are e 710 Olive st. 5 fitting themselves for tne same by ad ressing 8 43, ANTED—To buy for casn, secona- cit or country; shoe business preferred; best of aey coon nt. HndCii ay. A Other fog breturen are traternalty invited. By oraerot | TO MINE Wi. SPAR GO) Piisoxaer wil nay in Slack at Matinee Satur | SHORTHAND. | [cet. sat d thi otce, ___ | Olive st., 3018. 10x28, 8. S., W. of Sarah. Before Buying Any Othe Attest: E.S. meer. Reporter. ; 13 . and afterwards accepted the use of them, be at same Tne shorthand department of the Bryant & Strat- W ANTED-Situation if grocery house to travel Two-story brick. 0x213, 5. S. W. of Cabaane, . Warerooms, 1100 Olive St — --. SSOURI LODOE,K.OfH..227will hold reg | Begs teave to announce that he has opened a Furnt | place next Saturday, as the gentiéman would like to | ton Collegp. corner Fifth and Market streets, is open | ¥¥ & business man—any*territory. Ad-M.47, t o. TT Morgan st. NC Misr meeting this, Monday, ntgnetn | tue Store at 06 N. Sixth st near Morgan, where he | Wake Ter soquermtence? = x | HAS gid wig. By means of the stencgtaph or short: | \ATANTED—Situation by young man Germania | (NIMPROVED PROPERTY. = | _ #51.s. 8: & cor caramnat FIELD-FRE ‘heir hall, southwest corner 9th and Franklin | wi] be pleased to see his former pupila. his > am ERSONAL—Paralee: My ingenuity fails me; | poi the usual die. The sone ere —. store or office; willing to do anything: good ret, McPhersen ay av.. at 7:30 sharp; work in the second degree. | fricnds and the paviie generally, and supply em write care Post-Dispatch.- bast. G 43, this of- - Se DORE! 4 by vim and type | Cossmann, 1221 Chestnut st. 37 ; Bell ay » ° - writing are al . . @ on Ali members requested to ve present. Visiting | with anything in he house furnishing fine. fice. ml careiane, a9 so taught Trial week free. Call for dosinasl N. E. cor. Sa ' . an dates Pere 7ANTED—Situation by a young man of experi- 300x160, N. 8.. east of Taylor 149.10, N © r kn ights cordially invited. By order \ } ‘ _ > | E k80 NAL—Joseyv: Hear to that big woman; come ~ \ ence ina wholesale or retail boot and shoe en ne me ; : _of 8 a WILLIAM NYROTH, Dictator. V RI NGERS REPAIRI D, ous, or it will kill me; smy check is nere. a“ Shorthand, Sten- MARTIN'S = and 620 Olive st. house; can furnish good reference. E 45, this ofe 400x 149.10. N. 8.. E. of a = ( ' Jonn H. BARKER, Reporter. — t-class work at lowest prices; goods ogragh and Type- Est. 1876. Gradu- “ ue — Se ———— | and delivered; orders by mail promptly atten¢ : ERSONAL—Hatchet: 1, 2, 4,6 to-mighs (Monday) writing Institute. ates assisted to po- | 2°: t37 50x154.8, N. S., east of Ware. : S48, bet. Lay and King’s highway. In4tets to sai, m = > rc ng. , alllaundry goods scld on week! ymeuts. Eagle without fail; must see you. T riail essons tre, sitions. 50x134.8, 8. S,, east of Channi © YG. f asestpenlicaps eatin cocitiseteamiainanes niet SCE TENTS a : Cooks. DANC!I hace ge Co., 1026 Franklin av. Liberal discount to ERSONAL—Divosces obtained cheaply, speedil r ee Sa re ctidnatesinslpeasiaigs ~ Delmar ay. AENTH GRAND ANNUAL PRIZE MAS- gg | == Fr wae” tena: publicity. Address Stanton, this of- FIN ANCIAL. WV ANTER-situation as rst-class baker or second 100x142.6, 8. S.. west of Grand. % : rv ; 7 ALN. i 4 a 4 + >F, ‘| ‘OU ERADE BALL, given by Prot. Fraukel § IMP’V’RBOITY PROPERTY FOR SALE es at his daneing academy, Druids’ Hall, Ninth #4 Vandeventer place. \WOxlta., N.S. E. of Diviston place ee Or - & O vis nm piace, + iA ie . ~ ° ae ow : ~e * on " pastry cook; city or country. Fred Zafile, #10 210x150, N. E. cor. Taylor. ] 3.8, N. 8., W. of Division piace, A }. A. Bieselhorst, LL1L Olive sf. 27 h — By ae Be Ron = ts PE ~ epsas vsiedraris ore ana pt etaane sliete at nn woe pg halt Forest Park Boulevard. Soatine pag Raat atta arin = ~ elegant piano, almost new. carved ar s., Si day evening, Maren 5. : Di : r _ TT m ure without removai aid collaterals; terms mod- | _™ Ts : good ref.; 14x 187.6. N. S., west of Boyle av. = ‘—"s : . ; for sale at a bargalt Pre neing parties at Social i ra Hall every Tuvad a3 Houses Built 00 Monthly P ayments, | SRSORAL oarile fae to received; meet emg mgm ny transactions fair and covfidential i \ Walweh cee 1 hus —" cae” . Senate, oor. Vandeventer av. through to Bates. 437x143.8, N. E. cor. Division place, case, left with me to : is a, BA eniug. Four at Druids’ Hall, a * BoM | ; , . | ans will be made from $26 to pi in amount, an ; : * 424 6x1 64, cor. Lay av. > a“ 1609 (new No, evening. Fourthterm a me at 6:30 p, m. sharp, to-morrow evening, Tues- | time be given to suit the parties £26, this office. 831 €1$x/ Westminster Place. 877 . Mouday, Match = day,at northeast corner of Ninth and Oiive; 4 will Tre Stenograpners. eee E> o> OE. PAE ON. — eat place to buy guitars, violt ge z -TRIOAL te A gar yng egg —* ous One ht have & newspaper in my hand aud smoking a cigar. GENTLEMAN wishing to invest some surplus | _.. WU. ported oes toran ARE RES EAE 613x260, 8. W. cor. Lay av. en ek Use aE eee ond the best Italian or s6eq THREATS > el from 10 to iS o’olock a.m.,and from 6:30to Sp.m.7 | 27UStfully, mb funds, will loan #25 and upwards on household 7 ANTED—By a stenographer, writing 125 words | Berlin ay. 50xi38.10, 5. S., KB. of Sarah. : —- — eater ren Oe = ; RSONAL—Will blonde lady on Grand ave, near furniture and other security. Parties wishing ad- per minute. a position. H60.this office. 41 West Pi — 9 ISIC S ZA) ANTED—Two girls, 10 to 14 years of age, for re- * PINE ST.—Elegant story sweil Rock Church, who noticed two gen:s. grant in- | Y8nces will be treated fairly, and can secure loans op | — 2 - ; 7 200x214, 8. 8., west of Taylor. es ne st, HOLTZ MU ‘> } \ “fined traveling entertainment; 4 Bad = 43 stone frout ae 10 rooms, FF | terview? Mention incident. (49, suis office. tl satisfactory terms. Cali at 1003 Morgan st. 3i \ | Gx\ber Wate & pediion. tr ie Olea: $y) e- Franklia ay sexta, n oi 5 ay? | “ane 15 17 Franklin Aven st in the care of achild. Cali at 206 5. oth st. 12 6losets, 2 bay windows, hot and cold w=ter on Ze — ver nee . o> m= AN ‘PWARwS . da atest am ; ne : x13, N. S., W. of § aL 4 — eo tala ph a every floor, best of plumbing, good furnace; lot 30x | PHERSONAL—T replied by description, as asked; let $2 out removal: lowest rates, ‘business cond | QTENOGRAPHER—Evening employment wanted; | 100x144.8 N: F. cor. Channing. emia gatrsttee an jj BAMSSEN. manutacto rey vt ne ss TX iy 153. Apply only to E. H. Benoist, 419 N. 6th st. 7 a eee me be right; expect | atntial. C. F. Betts, 200N. sth st. J also Sunday, by firsi-class stenographer alte x | pee eeaenentas - Morgan st., near Pendleton, : 2 114 Washington av. Patronige oe Intelligent and respectable men wanted at Pope's UK SALE—Two-story brick dwelling, corner @@ aver tems ms a TENYT ore ‘ 5 thi a ee " Grand av. epueniiie fons and save double See on tae pian Theater for “the sarancivrs of Faris. .Apply st he | J | Goode and Garfold avs.:_s. onc.atory brick MEA | PERSONAL "Oneen of Damonty i: wee ero] MONEY TO LOAN, = |tsmecte loos, W. §..near Pine, Olive st from fuctory.. The Critic eays of ton et aare door at 2 bP Wednesday. t7! on © AV.:a one-story trame on Sarah st.; severa ceived; ept appoiwtment, i s t be z “s ° ‘4 finis ley are equi any ¥ wae fox 3857.2 ——-._ |: one-story frames on apouthiv payments: also a four- | you; meet me at Fost Office at 2 o'clock sharp £25,000, $10,000, $5,000, 82,000 on City and County rea Boys. pee E. 5.. ae 9x159, 8. S., varity aud qualit¥ of tone can not be equa "FP RSONAL room stone-front on North Market st. Barnard, real Wednesday, R 23, this office. — ml ae sO6N. LADY, Na. ees 01 oN. - bet. Zist and 224. ~ eTANOS and organs torrent or 8 [rien ieee estate agent, 4101 Eastonav. 7 JERSONAL—Gent that noticed young lady dressed ‘ wb sro Pa ¢ NMe SRO Olive 86, \ ,ANTED—Boy of 17 wishes situation to drive a E. S.,n Pine street. ~y gisd, at 280: Locust st. 2 " o eyare tea > pk aah allt: prens world. Keeps \OR SALE—Severai choice dwellings, also beauti- in blue aress trimmed with fur going down Mar- N ONEY loaned on bousehold gvods, phinos, ete., delivery wagon. C 43, this office. m42 ) S. W. cor. Washington, ¢ Ti6xisi, N. KE. cor. 38th st. = UNION—The fourth rehe —TONTEST | shoemak 3 he } tu) building lots. das. M. Carpoater & Co., 26 | ket this morning would be pleased to form her ac- without remova!; lowest rates; business strictly or a BN i : coclety will take place Tuesda Fig Si waa Farts Sc aan WN. Sth st. 7 quaintance, T 4/7, this office. ml confidential. J. H. Verte, Nutary Public, 6i9 Chest- \ pw von gay sigh = Apt tomy ity tuation in grocery new The Last Judgment” by Spohr to order from #7 to #15. aris, #rance, — ~~, -~ Pp a ; i ; ‘am. ;mutret. $i ‘. ty ce. - at & p. m.;" Ore wae yin will ple ‘RT. 31s N. Sixth st., site Barr's. = ERSONAL—A. C. Leiler, Box 44, Wood C., Tem- | © seman = en P : ° a rs desiriug to join wi stinenie Ul aanibion noolly 4008 TT CITY HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. berville, Ohio: Tam here by my brother since ONKY LOANED_Op fervivire in residence; buat. | WY ANTED— Situation as office boy; writes s goed Parties desiring prices, terms, etc., on any of the above properties of study ; vchearsal at 702 Olive st., Colle ———$$—$—$ comiug from the old country. 1 $ ness confidential; no charge ivr making ioaa. hena and is good at figures; best ref. if required. | 97 to look at plats, will please cali at office, 307 North Seventh Street, Robert Golabeck, director svi ws mi ro . ne fa ge a : - eT > J 43, thi ice. ? > — = DIAMO NDS G. JUYCE, civil engineer and surveyor; lots sur- ERSONAL—Advice and consultation free upon all maki & Veorkis. 90 2ime, S| le alice. _ mt Telephone No. £02. eee TED Good second band D fa + 4 We ¢ veyed, grades given, earth, rock, etc., measured. legal questions and in all law cases by E. M. \ UNEY to ioan on diamonds, watches, jeweiry \ ’.AN'TED—Morning paper reute by youth of 17; \ genia st. 827. A large assoriment at 701 Washington av. 8 Marsh. Office Merchants’ Detective Associati on, ob guns, pistots, musical instruments and all other references furnished if required. F 42 ’ ———siwany ke | H Olive st., St. Louis, Mo. An attorney who wi llgprac- ersonai property in sums from 25 cents to $5.00y, at office, m42 EO OOO q > ™ USIC copied or transpase y ) EAGLE Fourth and Pine 31 * > A ° 1 * ‘ j . i - — eo Fenn a = ind s 8. VanRaale’s, 12 and /4 8. 4th st. _— ~ an PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR S400 E [een eee eee eee nemnense Se oN EY a = renee | © ANTED—Boy of 16 wishes to learn the sign writ- office. 827 aaa lecitiiaial — . —— ~ ——— ——- Rd 9 ei pl _ j 4 - 4 cs ‘ ; is tO 5S , J a pé . 2 REKS. LAURA DE KNEVETT—Spiritualist, med- ’ ae - . FOR BEN T—-BOOMS., M on household goods. eie., at equitable rates; M um. natural clairvoyant, test and guide for busi- eee aoe en he gg business contidential. Security, this office. \ 4 ore 74° & . 7 Y 2 . . o = ~- - . ~ —- enya ay mess, 1816 Morgan st. 7 HILL & HAMMEL, N. a CH oh gg ay Comeggene tle ll ———. \ ONEY TO LOAN—From 1.000 to $10,000 on city | city. P. 40, this office. m42 w number) Frank YARMNTS ayed and cleaned; coats ana vests Real Estate Ageuts. eF southeru er ans ere yi real estate, witheut commission. Charies Kuhn, TANTED—Situation by a boy of 15 insome office aITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. WPpANJO LESSONS Bo per teria, at A rebound. EK. Surbled, 215 N, Seventh. 74 wo No. 6714 8. Broaaway. rooms; Cheaprent. 6 720 Pine st. \ i natie ifreq. W rt re A ag +42 AD’ MoUarron. git “ "ean kKTON. Indian f , 8S. SIXTH ST.—Fine furnished rooms for - ——— = —— . : : ——— _—_— M KS. LANKTON. Indian fortune, teller, 108 N, 13th 4] 3 Barty gents only. mi3 PROFESSIONAL. \ T ANTED—Situation by # boy of 17 ina wholesass Situations Wanted, Male and Female, not Bousexecepers. Par Sl.. DEL. sndemeatnath ee FOR LE a en ‘ i” house; write: 9) nd ana ell; . ; . . a ane =p at a M Sf. PERSIBONE, trance. test and business . 605 %: TWENTY-FIRST ST—Three rooms, first — if rea. N ae, this othe Nand ana Agures well; ret. | exceeding three lines, are inserted free. WANTED_Middie aced or of tian Meine: oe Te oor. eole 0..7 ne ste .E : LL the newest aud most artistic desigas ji plumbing trade. D 45, this offive. t42 eompanion; no obj oa veling. ’ : f has b li d of W ANTED—5.000 standard old books. Drop note to on th "dear y gg ag A oe teenie aa”, hangings, window sha thy ictures lecamaek. hem Sa? sawn 6 a this office. t77 ~ ara Thereby certify that my son has been relieved o at. 2 \ ANTED— Youth past 16 ay 2 writes ane Same yD ten see French nay. oo in Ww ED—Sm ' rianos : rots. _ Epstein ros pe Rost ° ope ee EAE 2 > niTTr CHEZSE. LARD. EGG well wishes si: uation in lawver’s office: needlework, wishes an engagement t travel in zon, ne st. George Emainger, square; Prof, Frank Py crs TS) “Keep the Horseshoe Over the Door,” } grain. 400 acres, 30 miles from Topeka. Kan.; 320 2626 ‘ren. wis BUTTER WM. N.TIVY = HONEY omice ~— ee en ee ee France with a lady or family wae wa ANTED—Twenty-five girls, 12 to 14 years old, “geand ; Prof, Wiliam Navo. square; e ; PER >My first Wife’s Dead,” “True to the | acrps of timber land, Oregon Coc., Mo.:; 80 acres of ») OLIVE ST —Fine fnrnished rooms, sin- 424.N. Seeond St. g | Care a2 . ; - wilt find steady employment. Call at 2700 N. sinn, pedal upright, Prof. Otto Knae COPY. $ Last,” “Meet Me When the ae timber land, Vernon vo., Mo.; og acres of timber land. 2631 gie or en suite, at reasonable rent, fl3 | —.-—— Esiseaed aithant ale il aaote W ANTED—Boy of 17 years wishesa situation of ANTED—Dressmaker, first-class fitter aad drap- Sh st. sil Missouri inetignte ee eee ee | Pas . ; e. ; aes commen + AS N. 6 St. stairs. 73 Ss = Tar nit 6 8GGG he, L >4 ( ‘ 2 t , va ‘ aspersnapestinaromeisii, sat : ' , " i \ Lift their Heads,” “Blue Beard Galop,’’“Silver King, | Degt Co., Mo. Address J.. 511 N. 6h st..up stairs. t79 N. NINTH ST.—Two rooms for light CORN cnah” AM ‘Uuen’ ae Ly te any kind, and is notafraid of work. Ad. A 4i, + tree engagements in families, 22 S. iéth \ ANTED—First-ciass clambermaid at “Revere,” moake Quartet 0 Club, quares ! rs ae le Rn rand and uprivht; Mrs. L. Winfield, Schottische,” “Roses from the South,” waltz; any of e : a his office, t42. str. the above sent for'6c; catalogues of 1,500 pieces mailea 2 7 OS pocesveowns: completely furnished treated in skillful manner by edema ‘ED dre eran eonae iendnattinetianp wennementtaiatiai : free. Jett’s Music Store, 92 Olive at., St. Louis. 2 HORSES AND VEHICLES. room, SS CSS : . DR. J. W. ROTHSCHILD, ° ANTE First-ciass | ssmaker wishes work in ANTED—Kitchen girl; :German preferred. Ap- rs. M. A. Mixen. parlor grand: Mise & ee 9 7 l 5. LUCAS AY.—2d and 3d story ‘rooms for i17 — , street, near kighth Miscellaneous. of ER yt —— s clothes a specialty. Call at 1534 Mississippi av. to-morrow morning, mii aquare: Miss wry’ lenaes, wasigh BUSINESS WANTED. = rentto gentlemen. = si3 ee ca street. - tpstecsancinne PetaciertaRadindindhy* tate a. en SS, WN . i . anos have the endorsemen , | “WP WEL} “oT , STRAWLWKIDGE, jattern and model-maker; ANTED-—Situation of any «ind; can give good W one Tae Unmereands ROUSOWOER : - and are used at more fine concerts ~ RAR ~. ¢ N. TWEL¥TH ST.—Two or tnree nice D . maker; as ae ¢ afraid of k. O 43, th other need apply. 10i3 Washingtonav. mil k J. A. Rik *ILiLsome gentieman please write where would be PSOS rooms unfurnished, fi3 BFe wood and metal 411 Morgan st., eity. pa ee is not airaid OL WOr ’ 18 Rousexece pers. W : SPED_Voatilaior - sane -_- > oo Brasqiaes make. o Be good place to start a grocery or custom shoe ey Sa , “Cc TRAU av —cC - ‘ nieineidagints Be : > amen ~ pr se 4 one ; business. 6504 N. llth st., St. Louis. m3 sll 2 LO-L a. = pen ah — S. W ANTED—A young man of 19 wishes a situation eek totus ar Gee a preference ENRY F. MILLER PIANOS. -F “JOHN A. FECKER, expert bookkeepe ‘2 1429 Second . — ter aud closets, ist and 2d floor. Apply 2800 Chouteau Stone frouts cleaned and disini ti ofany kind. E 4l, thisoffice. 143 VERY FINE. given to hair lage workers. mi | pianos; ©. D. Pease & \ wed piat JIA. . uw “Sh, ©: P “+ A oe ie . . 3 ’ 2 : ts i a “ t, = hniegration prevented. TAN - . . f 19 ish sit Nesselrode Iee Cream. Nesselrode Prdaing. Some- 7 ANTED—Young or middle aged womanto do anos: Sterling organs. At prices te ey ‘Carondelet av, Partnership settlements made, For Sale. av. mi New brick-work kept clean and mortar joints pre- W ANTED—A young man o wishes @ situation | inc new, by L. Mohr, confectioner, cor, 15th and iece work at , on B, experience unnecessary; ‘o interest ou time payments, J. A. books examined, writteu up, opened or closed; best LW AAAAAAAAAAAAALAALRAL LAL APPL ,OR- REN J—Furnished rooms, single and en suite: served; old fronts renovated and madeto look new; of any kind. F 47, this office. tas -, no Bet av. 6 ° , 7s an #5 to 87 , er week, 43 this onic “ ‘oan ’ Olive at a7 references; orders solicited: terms moderate. 3 OR SALE-—Gi25 will buy a fine voung work iz #10 per mouth and up, at the Bristol Washing- damp walis permanmeutly cured. T, Hunt, 4]3 North | ; 7 AN TED—S)tuation by a youn man Norwegian; Z She mone «hao in einer nec Tey nd cabinet organ £45 — > —————— or business horse; weight 1.400 lbs; clean . 13 . Twelfth st. sz \ : " : “3 . . i. MPLOYMENT office for male and female. for all ¥ OOD 2d-hand cabinet org + ton av. m is willing to do any kind of work and tend to \, kinds of work, for city and c wMtry Charles w.R AR el ' | s ork, fi ’ . 1e09 (new NO . —_—- —_—— -_-— bh 8 $8 FOR SALE. imped, well muscled, good workerin all harnesses; | ——-———_-___—. . ne RP HR “ae. * . , ee in the country last spring 8225; a bargain; have | PXOR RENT—One pleasant front room, furnished or T IFE-SIZ®_cravon portraits, $15. Send postal to | 2OTS®S-_ ¥ 45, See = General Rousewerk. Thomas, proprietor, J. L. Kohler, clerk. 71 4 a No. ldrivine or business horse; weight 1.106 uniurnished, near Lafayette Park. Inquire at “ARTIST,” 2644 Olive st., and have bim call \ rTANTED—Work as an adjuster of sewing ma- | —~~~"-~-—~- WW ANTED--At Lafayette Par Hotel, good cham. t light housework or take care of children. Call ber maid. ii “HOTEL ] ‘ ibad good traveler and gentle; sell tor £9, cost S150; a | i410 Dillon st. B13 with sample of work. 832 chines or clock work by au experienced natu- \ ) ANTED—Young girl of 15 wishesa place to do 3 OR SALE—A new hotel in South Central Kansas, ,city marke: will sell for half cost; have no ences, front room, Lucas place, down town. A : ANTE or address 1334 N. i2th st. 48 TAN TED—® girls for light k isf ? —e , ’ | I « : y shed, £ ' use for same, reasons for offering them va, ah a _e , . Pp goid fish, bird cages, bird J ANTED—Situation by an experienced young - ——— he 4 ete ‘Be Work, girls from 12 to ’ NSEAN’'S upright pianos ¢ 30 rooms, elegantly furnished, Englisb basement; her use g th SOT ply LIN. 7in st. mid seed, mocking bird food, ete. A. Bohne, 625 Olive st. VW man in private family ; can make himself use- eee to do general housework or \ + " y did driver; will sell reasonable; can be seen at the mica 7 ANTED—situation by a young man; can furnish | —— trance. tié HOLTZ’ MU SIC . i 812 ; \ we 27 Sor FOR NEW 7% OCTA yy h Square or upright, $2 onth, no interest. J. A. Kieselthor *\ ; ’ , , ~~ } res ty = a tht shh ere = i ee low 1cors Stable, #09 and 91! N, Broadway. LOAT ANP FOUND. reference; understands the care of horses. A 43, Aurses. ; : pe any 7 ee DR SALM—A No. l mare, 9 years oid; good “ % A MER BARS WTS ee this office. 4 mis — ss AGENTS WANTED. 1 SS | 7 Franklin AV totk: splendid animal for brood ware; = - : -- OST—Gold spectacles in care; if left at 2023 Pen- W ANTED—By a German gardener who under- meg pert of 15 years wants situation to nurse | ——-— or mane \ TANTED—Senolars for plane ~ —— * stands tlowers and vegetable gardening with | VV __in a small family. A 42, this office. _mo0_ W ANTED—Young man to sell books, papers, ete., \ teacher; terms reasonable, first SOR SALE—A bargan in a stock of goods suitable APR SALE--Side- bar Brewster top bug- 18 av.. they will be liberally rewarded, mi best of recommendation; want private situation, Ad. ANTED—Young girl wants a situation in a re- on raliroxa.. Call at 4234 S. l2th st., between 6 this office. wii adv Ww apital: I vy. cheap. Vieuna Model Baker oth ao . eS ee en, ee nn es oo a | ol, thle Came eee spectable family as nurse girl, or 4ight house- | ana 8 ¢clock, p. m. m73 sentrenenrends fér a lady with small capital; employment lignt 3 ! J. a OS'l—Smail garnet pin, with brillicnts: Garrison TAN TH -: : work all 1411 Bidale st. maf a nomad ae ee: eee \ ANTED—Man or colored gir and profitable. Snowden. room 25. 414 Olive st. a4 | andpWainut sts. avenue and Dickson to 20th and Wash streets- \ aol mo tomnate may pe gy 9 ned on hen g Ad = . - CHeNTS wanted everywhere. Largest and best nights, at 110 N. 8th st. m7 ene ag . ; matt quest ~ ~2* waa eeee , a . savas val _. e } 2€ ’ os . . SE "& _—~ Tee wag ee ed RSALE—A doctor’s ouggy and — 151 5Y : Finder will pi ig cave BS Saye CNOe O84 recive £0 given. Aa. R 42, this office. m43 ° . anuneresces. assortment of agents’ goods at lowest prices. \ ANTED—To bay for cash, Ola 7 JOR SA LE—Secoud-hand clothing store: good loc t on; low rent; stock and store fixtures, 707 N, - ie eth a n Boa . pug Bi24 Tuquire at isis Hickor yst. al? rose st., or W. fF. Crow’s, 4th aud Washington FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS. , ness. Dr. N. Gunman, 153) Carr st. : ward of #1. m0 me ST eee eer —— 7 Novelty Company, 609 Wainut st. 73 hand pianos and organs. — a DR SALE--Open and top buegies; open ‘ m OST—Saturday evening on my way up town I left Doe a aden ak a a oe ANTED—A good washer avd ironer would like | 4 NY MAN maxing less than #40 per week should 1619 Franklin av.. new No. isi7s S. FOURTH ST., J. M. Hampson.—Silk, stiff and top wagons; $25 to 75. 1604 ne... ; valise, black. in some drug stere and forgot the \ } afternoons and evenings. 0 41, this office. 643 work for ten O days of each week. 1) investigate our easy money-making business: $1 —-- r . 1 ] » , ’ , - " " ah a d } oor three y 8 > y ag . = - hats cleansed ana remade into | Bri pdway, myl2 i place; piease notity. Johu G. Collins, 1633 Wash st. \ ne an aetngy wom sh Soediaee aealineed at N, 8th st. ml eee fast-seliing goods free to persous who mean ALL sOBTS. spring styles. VOR SALE—A fine barouche, 5 surreys, gi@ ' } ~ OST —Certificate No. le7z2 of mémbership Mer ent rae ne | ° ee aa = hi usiness: inexperienced persons meet with success; et — 0 OO¢ ROLLS of wall-paper, slightly dam- buggies, phwtons, park wagons; also > 1 1? , tarnished @ ehants’ txchange, St. Louis, Mo.; apbticatio : N 42, ents office. mad Ww gy pre thy ben eS ee aor papers for stanip. B. i. A erril & Co.. Chicago. 73 V ALNUT ehamber suits, mar ] PLEAS aged, to be closed out at oneée, ar iness waguns, light stake wagon, fine saddie pony | a: A. rooms with first-class board; hot and bas been made for duplicate; of no value to any but Ws fr D—By a young man of 19a situation to = Horton, 209%; 8. 7th st., first floor. m5l V ANTED--Ladies or young men to take nice on washstand, $35. John W. 316 S. 4th st. s5 andjharness. 1106N.6thst. = 812 ee cola water bath; moderate price; day boarders ac- | OWRer. Finder will be liberally sawarved on return BAI mo tgagy Beg Fie fpense. German; best 0 . pleasant work at their own home. #2 to $$ per ee ee YOR SALE—An acre of furniture, carpets, stcves w\R SALK—Nice family surry, coat a vear commodated. tl8 tov U.J. Livineston, 9 Benton place, sf pirates 2 IolR tBltn Bie we Sours PR eee Gay Casily made; work seat by mail; no canvassing. ‘ aud household goods on time samen suite, at cash I ago $325; will sell for spot cost. Call 01 O29 4 OLIVE ST.—First-class board and room ee ————= \ ’ ANTED—Position of any kina by a well-educat- Misceliazcous Address F. RIDD & CO., box 157, Dubuque, lowa. (73 . rices; no charges, no laterest. 210 and 2iz N. 7th at. lay at 1385 Pine st. &l2 ? 634 trom $20 to £40 per month. mi8 ‘es ed young German of experience; speaks French | ~...w.’“-’_—="—ni Oe i ieiiC—C —L_ ee aioOwnmnansa a" UREN PROTECT: Unprecedented induce. a Ss : . , s OY en een Stan ntly. P 4i, this office. 43 ANTED—By an elderly lady,a situation as as ; . A. Skeele, Manager People’s Furniture Store. as kK R SALE—875,000 worth of carriages, GLASGUW PLACE — Handsomely STORAGE. fluently 0 m W bw mie Bon bags Be mony ng te ell ments cffered adv agents for.this new rubber buggies, surreys, vhaetons and park furnished rooms with first-class Sy aruey Car- Vy ANTED—By aman, office work or situation a8 | 97 447, . urnish mech: this office, | Uudergarment for ladies. Address with stamp, La- English Walking Shoes. Perf CLOCKS us of all stvles at very low prices at V board. si8 fi SOSA OE--Pae furniture, cleau, dry aud cheap W sewing machine adjuster; has had several f some hotel; can f h hine. P 4, this o * | dies Undergarment Co., 9 S. May st.. Chicago. 73 Invisible patches putou ana rub e Co., 2009 to 2017 Morgan st. 12 - Omoving and repairing, Johu W. Spargo, 306 N. 6th. | years’ experience. K 43, this office. m4 Rest Nickel Alarm Clocks, é 50, — ce thee SVs WN . ; " ANTED—German girl wishes « situation todo rTANTED—Five energetic men as suvecriptl equal to new. John Loterup, 219 Ns Cig «] . ? Kight-day Striking Clocks arlor Clocxs, wagon, suitable for grocery or milk with first-clasge board. 18 mancy fax Donets sek, Actress, wi A large assortment of flue . : : a idence. R hi ~ ness, Call at; } ; 2 Smee eee oc) MT _e_"/,,!- | {}))5 (iit. I143 : ANTED—Position by a young lady to fold or aa residence. Roxy. Chis offee. 73 meen ‘ THEO FAGLE Fourth and Pine =. nee = kK “ey eee yy private hotel; Mebod aith Ws BE 34 yas ANTED—Situation by a godd barkeeper with dress circulars. R 45, this office. t52 ali Gredes of Gold one u : ' . Fk Rimes cheeseus Seoue rer hg ote a Ogee ry mr ismenponed furnished, i7th KITUATIONS WANTED-—MALE. \ ‘first-class city references; inglish and German. | ¥q) ANTBD—German lady wants situation cleaning | qpog LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. THEO. EAGLE, Fou ral dies Ealec. Goud poowat home le bush- aed, pe top be ies, } top Gelivery wagon, St eee ais cond BF sal 7 N 43, this office. mis ——————— ob ne atnire. — English. Call at 1216 Morgan —————_- -— rere ete ; ; onagiy ig © nae Saga Sapna Toei try Pil ag. pal BOAKB AND LODGING WANTED. ituaiions Wanted, Male and Female, not | “—-—~"ywrer pe « - 7 > n ANTED—German girl te assist in the w -L the newest aud Most orn ies ‘HHAPES1 cithing in the city. Duno’sioan office, | DUSKY. #t Rapp & Long's, Nos. Ili and 113 8. iTtit st. exceeding three lines, are inserted free BELLY WANTES-BALe ANTED—By a respectable lady, a place to sew in small family. 2927 Diekeon st. m66 ee RARgINE. Winey eae tan & vl2 Franklinoav. 5 LL BOSON. 820 .N, oth st., agent for the Rushville "J ANTED—By tl f quiet b — FP ——— — -- enone _ « eee rivate family and be treated as one of the fam- | — TANTED- 4. ——— nices, etc., cheap at Steph - pa la med han : ; oy ; NTED—By gentleman of quiet habits, ae : : ‘i ; re ; ———— 9 a ; B aCP (mew) 1903 Franklin av. sells pic- \ i abits, room 8 ovk-kecpers. Clerks and Saicswomea: ily, object, a home; can give ref. Ad. W 41, this J ANTE ituation ®+ coachman par ge THOUSAAD business cards. BI ’ . tures and looking-glasses on time er Lakes for ert ew ws caine aaa oat with preakfast in a strictly private tamily; lo- ~~~ | office. m52 who understanas his work, sober ap HOWAKD SCOTT. Privter, PARTIE — = age Pin. maa aa av. and north of Olive st. RAPA AAAI An nn sn Anan ~s,nnnnnnse ~ - . T. Hughes, 1226 N. ist at. 139 4 Sy ¢ , . S wishing their carriages painted and re- cmce. = ‘ ' payments; pletures framed in good style at low prices P _ patred for the season will do well to call on me ons whotesale house duriug the day, wishes « situa - TANTED—A young man of 23, employed in a ANTED—Young man ot 18 years, who has ANTED—By a respectable widow, a home in ~ = RT—Instractions for prep = - ————— ener a \ \ knowledge of book-keeping, and to make im- private family, 1s ivtelligent and can make her- ANTED—By young man, a situation as coach- A hoto colorgraphs. By mati (wy F°s trunks, mirrors. wringers and flaters go to] befere going elsewhere, as I make a specialty of H SEE ~~ | ion from 7 p. m. to li p. m., that will pay him reason - | se!f nsetul in wholesaie house, with good references. | self useful. W 4i, this office. m2 moan; city or country; steady and redable; first wg 2) cents iu stamps. T. Battie, Dunn's loan office, $12 Framklon ay. & painting and repairing. A. 1. Edson, carriage build- _ MOUSES. RooMs, ETC. WANTED. Sol \avenee te take 48, this office. t42 a —a ‘pg hanii-made road harness, ranging from pis upward, | *“atess, with terms, 0 45, this office. nr21 keeper with a good St. Louis house. Ad. E. 8. Baker, NTED—Drug clerk with one or two years’ xp. a= ee nel Bd. sidon § hemeowerk. Isat | MAT ANTED-—By a bov of 13 to work in city or coun. B pS Bh > ee F HALF-PRICE! Cates were 8 s ae » -—_ in style ond. quality Vy ; on Soe tree or four completely furnished general delivery, St. Louis, w36 V German preferred. Ad. K. 39, this office. mbt XN seh es. 82 on try. A 4s, this office. t42 A as ate place in +t office desk, suttabie ror busi. | 9°" any iu tials OF any other market. Henry A. rooms for housekeeping in southern part of city: | PPOOR REEPER noone a a ar camara: ahaa a ee Hammel, 74 Pinest. 12 f.ex. T 45, th ; part of City; UK-KEEPER, qualified to keep any merchant’s ,uew. Inquire of Day . ref.ex. 145, thisofice. zl books, desires emptoyment; « moderate salary \ . Ms + 3 50. R SALE—Cheap for cash. a top spring e 06¢ sion— Furnished or unfurnished rooms J. B. Brolasi. 4 Pine st, > A] , . . euyrenens : : Stidenin Tees ee Te te ‘ a ee > ee ee a ‘. WW ——————— — ee ene SHERIDAN AV.—Gov. Brown or BESS srerace tor furniture; clean, dry and owes | \ 7 ANTED—Situation of any kind by a well-educat W ite ~— at teen 6 ee a a te and |W ‘eanvassers tor dally paper; city work: good 4 M ER ICA N WA . , / a | ; : ed German, active and willing to work. L 4 ~~ —-— -- - — —— —_——— 2. ae ~~ eee ANTED—Good grocery clerk, single and a Ger- KK BNNY MURPHY, 13 Park av., practical and | (A) AN TED—Young man wishes a situation in « Bros. & Co.,616 N.4tn st. m wot seamen man, with good ref. Geo. Luth, 1600 Carroll st jobbing gardener: 16 ve. ’ experience; piant- ¥V “wnalneaio on retatl house; good refereuces giv- BARE & WIDE) RIS Gatanine io arian sna winter a fom onatm 9 ig Sopa rent by carefui,prompt tenant, 92. Will be accepted. K., 1:35 Market st, ti6 W ANTED—Exverienced dry goods salesman for | ip podding, prom pity attended to. en. W 47, this office, 37 \ overeoats at Fo NT- ELLINGS ° 7 rooms, with mod sn. OF LY ANTED._&L.. See i ; p. m.. SSS a TRD—Bituati aq vif RCANTILE R Dunn's ‘oan office. #12 Franklin av. 6 —}— care pany lt > sy pert oe. city: family of five & Wo hookkecntag’ ty aD vexporianesd book ee toet ynakiie ah Ac ee MELP WAETED--FEMALE. Wane opr “Str thise “13 ME Seer en —— ca Oo $Miall CA e ‘ Ms + OF « , se ce > : —_— ——_-- -.- 2 oe = oem clacton art oc? RK S4LE—New ae in leather case; price R RENT—The pest six-room house 1n the lease by the year. Aa. gia erent would jandexcelicnt penman: who desires to occupy Pi nena eer ——- AN TED—Situation as engineer on locomotive op OPERATED FOR THE BRE L #5. 1 21, this office. 5 [’ | city at the price, $15 per month, Call at 5437 office. 21 Culars, i, tuls | evenings. J 45, this office. tit Cleras and Saleswomen. stationary engine; best of reference can be fur. live it SALE—New carpets, a (ull lineof spring goods | 5: Broadway. = 114 \ a — _ war nished. Address Henry Deviyn, Pincknerville, Lil. Office, S. K. cor. Firth and VU . con aa ; AN — nh ' ane & : Lae ee lad N i. tien furniehed regarding cash prices, People’s Furniture Store, 21 nah > os FOR, BENT three story brick house with ten MISCELI ANEOUS WANTS, _ ae to cook any kind of lumch. 819 Washingtoa M fe «gary yao Sy young lady a see office ANTED—Situation by a good ookbinder and Character of individuals. One trench wainut mess or private office; nearly Le ——-+ Address D 47, this office. finisher. © 43, this office. Ress en of the city. anon a a ee cas 7th st., between Oliveand Pine. E. A. Skeele. m5 in : ———————— PSs. le A - siaeaipeihannete vere ec setters tate tetsaton titer eer os : g house or any other purpose at 616 North Mar«e: 7 ; - ~e : ’ANTEKD—situation by a first-class, N y ned ; ogee enengne SOR SALE—Imported cauary birds, maies and — st. Appiy at 8-0 North Market st fi7 SIL ER W A ©r ' ST | Sa at to ta! wt-Cines, NO. | machine menu desiring ‘out a he Trades. eS Tp Genecrai Reusewors. ist to taxe chacze of shop and keep machinery k ~ ane gees rd cages. 8. Baer, 180735 Frank - 20 per cent. less than VARE, | ~~ kasi Hes Ce \ 7 ade ews Paty pg pattern filers. Pever White “ PPAR AAI eee in order, or as too! miker. yt this : — Eee and ty pe-w lye aa aie TO LET—FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. : /ANTED—Sitnation by @ useful man, carpenter | — 54 7 }81)—-Coatun ; also 7 ANTED—Situation by bookbi anee ” a wer IR SALE—A nice cottage set of furviture ve ou and Pine by trade: understands good care of horses: will- TANTED—Coatmaker to goto the pe api x. VERY FINE. j eutter, silt XN. ial y s binder ruler or paper ne. A cheap if called tor immediately. Apply at 14] ee ¢ | ing to goto the conntry. F44, this office. mig: \ pantsmaker; good pavyand steady work. J. trode lee Cream. Neesetrode Rete, E eran te i deca CHETSE Take Morgan at. wo 91 OLIVE ST.. near new Custom Hotise—Part POP COR} TANTED—situaii —! ot fe. ee. mI Hayes, 70 and Washingtonay. mds t esse by L. Mobr. cre a? and W ANTED—Situasion by a carpenter to keepa fac- WM.N. TT | eee SALE—All kinds of household goouas cheap for | Suitable toe ‘jeweler, 'o aadee ne ee eee. tN \ trade: understands eumina hots con eke / ANTED—Machinist—Excelient lathe hand only; cheese av. 6 tory in repair aad attend to machinery. J. 4, ww? a4 N. Secon cash. 1631 Chesthut st. 5 Ese betas ee ety ee Seats Suemisting of Wanted, on the ear or sheliea. Wages iow. Ki. this ofice. uis8 @ Shaving; \ close, quick workman; ali light work. Address hisotes., ' ( Extracted = ae ee at (ET See ; , ~ Th. ANTED— Girt for light housework, one that can W a pee ae Pen Se nateee te " mij B k & B ab work i TED—Fi me-made candymaker to yg sleep at home. 1¢21 Howard st., 24-floor flat. 66 Geripan: can tak : a ‘ address A. Hoethaus. 1548 S. 7th st. an e ro a slab work and homemades. Address 1: Me- TAN rt D- ne ho ° ndy . “ Sapemnaionneine this «fllce. Lh" “EE SALE—Leasehoid with oo 2107 . C ndy Co., hard st. ms m9 Me | VV “South; none oe need apply, 4 ANTED—Good girl to do general houseworx, | S% Mice. 4s Cn eee — . > i aaentan y-=r-an etna eneneneeeenentetieemeenenneee ee dress M 4, this office. t pra ee ‘ lo referred: “good couk. AN Ev—Sitvation b man ts not Oiive ee N. gg BD peg Pe it food shore (AM 608, 610, 612 Market Street. \ ) “hinds wie wy, . energetic man; under- or — —— apply 30 S" Thirtesath gy 44 6 - . W afraid of work. Ad. P #3. this oiiiee. wie atreet. x years. inquire of or » A. Ho us TAX Ten 1...” - » inline and jill Machinery; ‘ rr ee @aurartcn JOR SALE—Butcher’s meat box, cheap, at No, 1121 aes" cant ous, Wan ED—Two wets Oven castings. Address H 45, | “OTTECt penman 45. this oMee. 13s A ce tis Stenograpaers. zs : ANTED-Gir\ for general housework at 1079 4 gett Spe to aaarens » Sisealars ed COR organset. tS F R RENTCThe ta —- en . . : ANTED.\.CL nn PLL L LALLA AL av. més ' mau 1ences, , nn ME cn 0 once Ae. ; -NT—The factory building northeast cor. ET . aa ANTED-—Young man of 2 would lik t ; + «SN THD— and ty ating — this office. tas K B me yg Eo ge nag Oak, $6 rance, * 3 bth ool eran opens 62.6 feet of i0 feet \ wren ey et a OD yd that the Mer. V _t¥pe-setting. © 44. tins oifiee. 13x Ke to learn W a pp Penergpe og) me Reg BB oa SS ans a ym housework. Ap./| ws &. ; - so we. a 7 “ , — = . f . 2 A hoe eg TORS Ce —- ewe —_ , r . M very cheap for cash or on time nts; mattresses ™ business; $20 weekly. 623 Locust et., Room 16. Sixth and Olive sts., St. Louis, Coacamea and Drivers. oe epergeuce men . pie suiterenovatea at an pha ny ’ H. Walker cotunbahintenes ‘ . restaurant li be Nene NLL PDL LP PPL LL APP spins ct sp pisses ’ AN TLD—rive work; good | ANTED— with f fou TANTED— 200 then 6 ’ j . Partuer $150 to Saean. me in . ill of fare prices Ay sobriety or dtivar in priya Duly; pamper Re ys tar foment rks Abahani a : ; honesty + & » this ofbice, td : residence, , this ofice, | bee tee Ws ot TOS Siege oe Re cg sites Saas BR a gale ok enh» : a : eer sed ies 3 ts v3 ithe. a | $CAN ee 8 yes eee te Sad a . Aetigs Pees 4 i. %y > te oe z ’ ; _ ee re Pier Shon eS ee oo ae = Lae GE “= | WaszEaesst saa | slag = ys . a “(te n

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- | St. Ronis Post-Dispatch) Saturday, March 8, 188 A, | ae | Fe Ne aT GDA | INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATES) °°7TE «cow. e J y of washstand, Rio. John W. 4 ’ | (J) Soda and Mineral Wa’ $0 DA 7 ALNUT chamber suits 8 2 —_ ow » Marbie top, toilet glass ; :. q ) ne —S-ADB LM ng ee ee \ ad, | 6th. \ OR sare $35. Jonn W. Sparg”, 506 x” 6th. Mee (on ; Beer (red-marke 7 ANTED—Situation by first-class fireman, com- SALE—I have 10 large and small, weli-im- ml ei Northern Cw j x Af nd Soatios’ cad se chemer: petent to take charge of stationary engine. N Fr tars, oat cqmetas and school; very cheap. H m . R -& a4 a 2 a Mexico the Home ia , . a ae our Hundred Thou ee . 3 ee sand ee quarters for So- bottling establ nna pi) 39, this office. six a Head 417 AN TED—No. | painter and varnisher aesires a Ca \ ttle-.-Grass, W ae ; ater, —_ = = thts Apparatus, situation. Ad,O, K., 2132 Adgins st. 838 timates ven for foe a — ee = yy : a P ; , ioe 3 p AN os! TO proseeaed favse WATER | WV scceseuatne alts Rea te fon. siete Real Estate and. Financial Ag site| = itié«éR Dea, Etc. ings. 1209 N. Fifth st. AY ANTED—Situation by a steady man of 20 to fin- he aha f Ue Pea ish learning Orst-cl ] king; good stenographer (200 words) and type- | Central Baths ref. from former employers.’ 8 41, this office, "359. see vening and Suuday employmens. 307 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, SB j ANTED—Sicuation ‘by a useful man, carpenter see URUNEeaeoe on = ? Has por sale the following: Sine ‘ Springer, the County Seat = ms P a ee 1 are ; ax y trade: understands good care of horses; will- Two b Blocks West of New Me or House, ©” / ing to go to the country. F 44, this office. m33 Misectinnecus. sum Street, No. 1117. an mae PIR PR RR Ne te bi oe County—A Prominent and Promising MEDICAT- ANTED-—Situation as improver to the barbering’ ALNOT ol sit: : gh \ trade: understands cutting hairand shaving; W we met eS tage eg tage Sop, tollet sans M PR V Pp are ; tha | | wy og ade: understands cutting g: On Washstand, $35, John W. Sperwo 808 N ote | Laclede av. ce Shipping Point and Commercial Cen- ANTED—An expert teacher of architecture and Sxtss. 6. W. cor. Compten. eae | ANTED-—Situation by a good candy maker at drawer er h , WW nas work and homemades. Address 1505 Me- | structions; state’ terme, Address "K ‘3° this tz. | _ Cards to view houses given at office. 900x212, N. W. eor. of Boyle. 802 N. &., B. of Newstead. nardst. m3 1S fice. Washington ay., near Grand. 61sx190, 8. W. cor. Lay. ome [ELE the 4 ya —ecroa 4S! € H ELEGANT FINISH she same J. P. TH ™ THOSE that want help or situations as collect- Large double brick. Lot 75 feet. 2 OF - ‘TLON AND CASE. NO o) CRN: recently with A. C. Peckham, has opened Boye. ‘ a O°, assistant book-keeper, time or steck-Keeper, Pi Lafayette av ‘gery THER PIANO CHARMS THE /° the doors of the Health Ofice Saloon, at 1l0 N. . bill, entry or general office clerks and eugineers, cov- ne st.» near Grand. " Spot ae Special Correspondence of the Post-Disvaten. OTHE A 6th st. Come and see me. 832 \ ? ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass | ductors, firemen, watchmen. teamsters, porters, jant- Several elegant residences. 376x200. N. FE. cor. Jefferson av. NS gah oe SPRINGER, N. M., Mare} he ot , LISTENER SO MUCH AS MMLESEE conte nacisalte ai mes — YY on washstand, $35. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. pet mt _ trades and positions, apply to Coimimer- Nicholson Place - 150x140, near N. FE. cor. California. ae “enlarges : » M., “a ch 1.—The attention of , Dy Wat Aad Si 2644 Olive st., and have him eall y ANTED~Sireuien by a boy of i5 years; writes apes ~ mont Anoney, 62 %. sth St. rooms 4 ana 5. Three-storv stone front, Lot 50 feet. Lucas Place. es stock naam ae Se ee oe with sample ot work. 832 afair hand; figures well. Ad, D233, this of- | W)ANTED—At Lafayette Park Hotel, colored bell ' ) a. aes : | Loa, a ‘en attracted to New Mexi- fe HAROM N Y pens breed Plymouth Rock eggs$ for hatching gn —3— way; yanst bp good waiter. 962 Lafayette av.» opp. tate pote Park. axl30 8 SR of went hind. pa seo. by the success of others who have been en- 8 purposes; tor sale and sent c«refully packed by \ ANTED—Boy 18 vears old wishesto drive de ANTED—A good houseman. 713 N. Sixth st., up . ve ; peewee for years past in that busines Wartee °° any epazene: price B12 Sper dozen. O, ofine very wagon; reis. if required. Ad, N 37, this Stairs. sé - ” Locust st., west of Garrison ay., No. 8010 Lucas ay. - a Bt coutinue od, as ot ‘46 DUSINGSS, and whe , Lower Grove Station, West st. Louis, Mo. , ~ SPLENDID o mt en “ pi range the vast herds aap 8 nt Bien at , 3 pening fora hve wall paper and = i oe which ; , i v TeRT) a : 2 : ; ‘ . © ,¢ : ze oh ich a j 4 Tr ‘ SEE THEM! HEAR THEM! | GEWING: MacHINEs—sole agent for Remington, | WA doy: ret a ronuired Aas ie ti reas) | ert bese location I the ak a of boot ana shoe deat: | LaSalle st., 908. i nf ac alana SENMEEEIrt tp secured tor Rasters compre Before Buying Any Other. AD rodge,, Nobie, Lhies Fo Singer, gicy Stewact Franklin av. s42 & Koeck, 07 N. sthst. @ . — ‘Three-story stoue-front. Large los Lindell ay. is © The ib pe ast astern consumption. ‘arerooms, 1100 Olive Street. Remington, New American, Automatic, St. John, \ JT ANTED—Situation by a boy of 15 who is willing \ [AN'TED—Young man of good address, without Olive st., 3018, 1wx213, 8. S., W. of Sarah. : i: 0 hog: \ Dave contributed to that sue- Warero ’ ree west. White, Wilson, Household, Davis, Whitney, to to do any kind of work and steady. W 40, this | home in the city, of good character and eeonom- two-story briek. S0x213, 8. 8., W. of Cabanne, fe ayers are peroaps but little known, but the prin- FI Ee LD-FRENCH Sees le ee ee reren & Baker, ree: S a = a re nbd ea ae ee elle en gS Pron oti f Morgan st. a | is e ] element Wherein New Mexico attains her W ap ng Rigg gat A bags 42 li years to learn | professional nature. pasress, giving full particulars U NIMPROVED PROP RTY. 1ix134.8, N. E. cor. Cardinal. pee mM inence 13 11 the vast amount of pasterai land son. Ali furnished at wholesale and retail aud yarts, atrade. L 39. this office. » McPherson ay in the ter: tory. Of the 77,008 a QO d i. is it ¥ . 18 77,000,000 acres of lan 4 ’ Brick residence. Lot 530 feet. 65.6x134.8, N. EF. cor. Ewing mi her el pore ya ane supplies forall. N. B.—Not em- rele yp pee — of seif, etc., L 49, this office. sé oying peddiers, I jcan save you $20 commission. XN TED—Situation by a boy o 3 years to learn > 2 ae ~ Bai 4 L: Richmond, 311 and 313 Locust st. 32 \ printer’s trade. Ad.J 39, this office. s42 \ ype ehh nae ke By | money for honest work. Address, giving . ; alae ey 83, giving name and | Bell st. ya Z* v a Halo @ tal +) Denar eu inl © Winter, as well ; . GAB) ER” plano, not mnch used; willsellcheap. | goods, I wiil until the beginning of March, give ail | & 99. this office. 6 = SN. ORS EEO : 100x 142.6, 8. S.. west of Grand, eee eee ae MMorthern stornis Wiicheswey ee ene severe \ J. A. Bieselhorst, 1111 Olive st. 27 those made to order clothes 15 per cent cheaper than 4) AN TED—situation by a youth of 16 with two Situations Wanted, Male and Female, not 210x130, N. E. cor. Taylor. eae S. llos te OS SIT iarem Pence. ms) ¥ t eg veep 4€ross the plains, . ‘legant piano almost new. carved and inlaid she usual price. For good work, good fit, and ele- years’ experience at printing. A 39, this office. exceeding three lines. a ; ted ff ’ Fo t Park Boul d ema ~ ’ = 8 se a at 4 Serer rousanes O1 cathe, but broken and jelega Nah, D- . : , . won me: mH ee aes L€e . > & / j - j See Ee -- We fision plage a | i *PeL $; rer b . A’ case, left with me for sale ata *, sone, wet guaranteed, JACOB NEWKOMM, j JANTED— By a boy of J6, situation in a roal esiate g evicees Rett hems bincsindld Bue tyme by! 8 Admegt hd ay °60x143.5, cor. Vandeventer av. a? ns seaggt n Ba oe. 7 spurs of the hocky W, R. BABCOCK, 217 S. 5th st. oftice or wholesale house; writes a fair hand . 683x400. cor. Vandeventer av through to Bates. 437x143.8, N. FE. cor. Division place. ae ~ STUR aan oe 677 1609 (new No,) Franklin av. B S DI FRANZA. successor to Mme. A. R. Sabini | #4 can furnish references. Address A. F., 2609 N. Teachers, Companions, Ete. 24 6x!64, S.E. cor. Lay av. > ce. ae | ove GOS SLL THE YRAR —v ih cheapest place to buy guita loli ba * importer of human hair, is now located at jig N, | 9th St. 842 nit ADEM tae Rack e Ge Cae er Oe 61$xis0, N. W. cor, Lay av. Westminster Place. cM hn prominent feature ig economy in stock. 7. ean ene best Bent: wr rom pk ea bth st., witn a full line of hair goods, the latest styles TANTED—By a bor of J6, situation to learn ear- W ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass 615x260, S. W. cor. Lay av. i50x149.10, N. S., W. of Sarah. = graising. The grazing is the native ———— a ee ee of front pieces, amd full stock of switches, curls \ ‘riage trimming: can gtve the best of references. | _"’ °” washstand, #35. John W. Spargo, #06 N. 6th. Ber! 50x149.10, SS, W.of Sarah, gtama grass, which stands dry weather as no and all or to ladies’ toilet; ladies’ bangs | p 40, this office. $42 ALNUT chamber suits, marble tov, toilet glans rlin ay, 50x128.10, 8. S., E. of Sarah. other grass does, and altnough of short growth is at extremely buiritious; and, remarkable as it is, | ‘ rye? *% STORE trimmed on the latest style: hair F : shampooing and ~ SUSY GRASS Sr eae eee s sparg ) Wx, § - HOLT f MUSIC 9| dressed. with fine accommodations. 1 respectfully WV ANTED—By a youth of 18, situation to learn W on wackstand. £9. John W. Spargo, 06 N. Sth. ee ns See Se West 9 {this grass possesses this quality ; : {517 Franklin Avenue. invite all ladies for an inspection. Yours, respect- yr same good trade, draughtsman preferred. 1 40, \ ) ANTED—A lady having been three years in Paris | Franklin ay pxit3, N ars | i } Sbrough oe ee ES Frankl Avenue. ey S. DI FRANZA. this office. 842 as nursery goverpness, speaks English and Ger. a , jx: _W. cor. Saran. ss ter is uy aw . i RAHNSEN, manufacturer of upright pianos, % 319 N. Broadway. TANTED— By a boy of 16 years, situation in some | ™*. and knowa dressmaking, wants a situation. K 42, soelda * 7 aT Ghauaien ean sreingg emt am ant i eer tine Souaney na ne ene » 4 Washington av. Patronize home institu- — “y VW ANTEI y y of 16 years. this office. wiT bare etomey © é- Morgan st., near Pendleton. | pares " az coed Conn anes Sten ene ;; to Us, “A good springis of more vaine to the - and save double commissions by buying direct P RROT singing birds, pet anima'ts office or store; writes a fair hand, G 40, this —--- eemceenaentee neon ee ‘ / . ~ Fo tory. The Critic says of my Smee "= de- A Je gold fish, bid ames, "; i. ol , | SS SRS Sa i a \ ANTED—By a widow of 32, educated and retined, Grand ay. 200X135, » | peopie in Northern New Me > thana «il won abd flick they are equal to any yet seen. and in | 8€¢d, mocking bird food, etc, A. Bonne, 625 Olive st. RA] ANLED—Roy of 17 wishes situation to drive a | position as companion oF housekeeper for in- 1wxsd, W. S,,near Pine. Olive st imine.” his may be ihe reas “reo Wan & Silver m¢ 4 quality of tone can not be equaled.” Z7 ei : JASEL & CO., \ delivery wagon. C 4, this office. m42 valid lady: or take charge of a family of children and sOxist, FE. S., near Lindell, x ¥ ad Of enti ca ete Bee een tnas of the 400,000 —— y : superintend the housekeeping; ref. exchanged. L 42, Hisxisd. KE. S., opp. Bell. 90/59, S. §., bet. 2st and 224. head of Catlte suine 246.000 of them are raaged in s77 (150, E Colfax County. Cattie men are coming in con- pi — - SB cing Bl ‘/\NOS and organs for rent or sale at Bl5to attention of the public to their worid- ?TANTED—Boy of 17 wishe ‘aation j ' Sasto ye Pia | . a renewued “Seiee ealth Bitters.” They \ TAN TED—Boy of 17 wishes a situation in grocery | this office. Oxl50, E. 5... of od ton, Pine street. ' . i MAxise, E. S., near Parsons. ‘ Staoliy, and some ol the largest herds in this eeely about 12,000,000 acres are adapted to cultiva- ’ —~ oes @ is t y y ° at 20. Locust st. : 4 : also keep a full line of the finest wines and store. T4! ’ this office. m4z TaNTED— it ation as |: ay ee ee sta } ‘ ies - — 4 ( l ines iacitepatandens -D—Situation as lady’s companion:{ no ob. wS. W. cor. Wasdir 76x1i i. K. cor. 2 iry are in tic " H ARM: NIE UN oy at jpleong — rare of this fe iquors, at wholesale and retail, to be found \ TANTED—Situation as oftice boy; writes a good \ _ jection to leaving the syed A *4, hia offiee. 377 iuixiov S. W. cor. Wasfington, M6x181, N. KE. cor. 28th st. ) _couniry arein Wiis county, notably the Prairie new society W iil take p ace iucsday, March l!, inthe city. Givethemacall. 3 bana and is good at figures; best ref.if requred. | —————- ——— : Cattle Company and the Palo Blanco Cattle Com- at fp.m.;" ihe Last Judgment by Spohr is in course J 43, this office m4 oe pie’ en eet ar any ot whieb ex-senator S. W. ! of etuds neers desiring to join will lease eall at rm , eommate - id. —_ F Clerks and Saleswemens. - J - . . ° Ail ; a 7 . vst 1atol ~~ P . Jorsey, Hon. dl or before rehearsal at 702 Olive st., College of Music, LOST AND FOUND y ANTED-Morning paper route by youth of 17; | ~-~-~~~--——~—--——~_~__—_—_—_—————————S aS Parties desiring preces, terms, efc., onan y of fhe above ——— - Alicy ane Rovert G. Ingersoil are owners, Robert Goldbeck, director. — 82 Siaihsaeninael inne v references furmisned if required. F @, this ALNUT chamber suits, marble top. toilet glass | O” to look at plats, will please call at office, 307 North Seventh Street, aetlee a ranches, some 45,000 head of a oem con oiice, mdz ‘ on washstand, #35, John W. Sparco, a6 N. 6th. Nolkp r no | caitle, cir entire property being worth ,\\TED—Good second-hand D flute. 2312 Eu- ————-_— -_-_-_-___—_ -—_- PRL Bm ee to a atte Thm Mid Bmw Bre M0 Tel phone No. 402. ; 500,000. The reduction of 1 ariff \ venia st. 627. W teasen ann Kes \ | AN TED—Bey of 16 wishes Ge te RN a Oe = lated _ HcuOn Of the tar! on wool i : Sparco, WO vr. Oth. ing. W 42, this office. m42 Stenographers. - ~-_ : ; d the larger pronat lo be realized in cattle have ye copied or transposed inany key. E 2%, this SEWING MACHIN ES—The celebrated Lidrecdge and | -———; >. > Y.-S RAR An sn eee AAO ARR RRA ner ud > > OOO OOD 4x6, i id D a b ‘ creased the Dumber of sheep in the country J office. * $27 *1 ©) Remington brauds, and 20 others at half peddler’s \ = et ego Lae yyy a ® lines dh crondgg be a \ TALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass + x « . . oF i gely. This company have their FOR SALE—Cheap, good violin. Call or address | Prices. 313 Locust. See allsorts. 30 city. 'P. 40. this oiteu. mae i ’ YY on washstand, $5. John W. Sparge, 86 N. 6th. ie? HEADQUARTERS AT SPRINGER, } Humphrey, 14.8 Warren st., after7 p.m. 627 | yg ag 7 of keys: leave same at Winstaniey — -——- —— \ 7 ANTED—Situation by a young lady stenograpber N SS [ J M S ' | , > | ] ' ' and ship from that point. Large herds are a det —_ - - i he 9 . > or . my : . eo Fy 5 . } « ; ry} r? ‘00D 2d-hand eabinet organ, 84. W.R. Babeock, | 44 b2kery, ho. 8 N. 6th st., and get two good Mi ecelinneous. for moderate wages. Call or address Lillie A. | gee “ ; sST—O iday : .& smell goid br: et, _ aes , A AL Re Md I Nk te Sa ea ace edt 500 Ot Mud 10 secure 7 } \\JO LESSONS Bo per terta,at 2745 Papin st. J. ae ere a gre de ie on W ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass —— SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. AGENTS WANTED. { eed a A ce he a ‘© secure and sustain his .MetCarron. si . se sae va > = * o~. ‘ ou washstard, #35. Jobn W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. pres ner na ee = , kA Ea aN MCR De cee Sy Pn 8 Reet Syl A i Ee ER GS ARN fog MAUCK, AL Lhe satue Line the probht in three years . —— along Lucas and Leflingweii avs. to Church of the ; ‘ - —_———_ Sa Aairt omaners & amssressess. EL - " ae SEERA . , would be at teast 2d per Cent per anhum UPpol Lue PIANO in good order, Cover and stool, $50. 1919 8. | Holy Communion; finder will piease return to 2035 (ON TRACTORS. railroads, manufatturers, carpen Daigo gh mia gu ag Naa 7 (ak it lap stems gt ee ea ‘Teachers, Companions, Etc. NY MAN making less than a4eper week ‘es iMvestment, and a determine i mat phen S| 5 _ Washington av., and receive reward. 30 / ters and builders, farmers, and any trade or call Chee UT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass —we Rs NES SAAS TE ANTE ‘ “investigate oar easy money-making business: | ce a in this as well ae ane cies Eennee eee Sots cttionn tn : pianos Oe, See ones; best OST—Friday, February 9. a goid eat-ring, sét . . ee ee oe ek a ry ae on washstand, $35. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. \ ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet §!ass | samples fast-selling goods free to persons whe r a a eopes witb larger eapital while it is certainiy 4 prices allowed in cash or exchange; sehd for with coral fuchsia. Finder will receive liberaire- | .- where their wants will be filled Seon és \ ANTED—An educated freach iady, skilled in J __on washstand, 835, John W. Spargy, sf N. 6th. se eamang: snexperten dec persene ag, Me suceers | What the country vecds and what the citizens : en 7 . . _ = eee ee - - ‘ . ‘ co | - ’ ‘ ‘ \A 4 ‘ as ever host a cent froin a Cattle man aithough - — ; has been made for duplicate: of no value to any but — . 7 AN TED—Dressmaxker, first-class fitter aad drap- }ALNUT chamber suits. marble top, toilet glass day easily wade: work sent by mail; no car ao *j b all the credit ask “Tab ” . VV om ES LO c K. Find iit be liberally rewarded ret ', des ; fami 22 S. ieci rashstand, $35 fin W.S 6 N. 6th Address F. RLDD & CO., box 157, Dubuque, lowa, | mney give them ali the credit asked for. ae WS ¥- t ny fact er w ame raity 1 ———— on return \ TANTED-—By a German gardener who under- er, desires engagements iu families, 22 G. lich | VY on washstand, $35. Jofin W. Spargo, 006 N. 6th | ee ee ee . ‘Springer isa very pretuly located village of to Ud. AVineston, + enton piace, od stands flowers and vegetabi+ gardening with str. ad ; ADIES or young men in city or conntrp te a “e About 500 population (of which three-fourths are Sn nen | best of recommendation; want private situation. Ad. VERY FINE nice, light and plensant work at their own es AMertean), With the Ciunamon River almest en- STORAGE. P ¢. this offee. m43 Hieusexeepers. . a eg : #2 to 85 a day easily aud quiet!y made; werk a | relirrg it ht is the county se: ' O if: ‘ ~* SU eee ee mea pe pt © dl Tea y , ee me Cream, Nesselrode pudding, Some. mail; no canvassing; vostampfor reply. Pigge® - ‘ id . - ied. rendntigg Bio get tos we rontggee 41 are the best first-class pianos now made: soldon . Sa ee liste ge A . > ’ - TT onamho ; po thing new by L. Mohr, confecttouer, cor. lan dress Reliable Manufacturing Company, la ; . ‘ om | : ouse, $12 monthly payments, at TALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet giass | °° ©*uehene ed im fa: ining aud gardeniug. Kef. \ TALNUT¢ hambe F suits, marble top. toilet giass Chouteau av. 6 phia, Penv.. drawer I i, 3 ff ehurches, Catholie and Methodist Episcopal, and 2 7 ov was hstand $35 John W Spargo Sut N 6th given. Ad. kK 4, this office. m43 On washstand, Bb. Jobu W. SparZzo, 06 N. 6th ———— -—- lr? Cr -- - - lots have been douated io the Episco al soc) 1 . SL ° oe. . « & Stee Under state: as sae on rch aeentaie tenasty Aner’ . t “’ The a gh Fa - | Warehouse receipt given: Mo advauced on sain - er eps woe > Nesselrode Ice Crear. Nesselrode Prdding. Some- | 4474 NTED— Good gi : = at 23: les Undergarment Co.,9 8. May st., Chicago, «Sepa ars, MOS) cricans. F SCHOO a a. re * * , . ‘ e 2 e * — ‘ . -“t ~ " - - - ee ~ . : ildren. J. ANOS I , . desired; packing ousehoid goods tor shipping a sale house, dry goods or hardware preferred. Ad*| ening new, by L. Molt, coufectioner, cor. sth and | VV Aq) 4ic) 600d sit! for general housework at 2539 | —o Sed sund is about $5,000. A handsome new sshool y 3 j yhittemore place. s6 \ ANTED-—Yonng or middie aged woman & @ | ~ ~ . uilding, With a competent corps ofgteachers, —_— ——— -_ —- Oe ee ee —— — ; te oO LS - 2 Wm. Oscar Brauckmann.t i tuner , : = — -——-— --— — German in. Olen at Braue} sah piece super op large fire-prgot warenouse. Wm. 0. Langan & Oo, VW AN TfeD—By a young man of |[9asituation to do 314 Chest- -in pianos, organs and otver musi ents, 3 and i053 Morgan st. a general fice work: speaks German; best of 7 a eo ' \ to do general housewerk: can give good reter- V TAN TED—Gir!l for light housework. one that can FANTED—Five energetic men as sauae +t A MAMMOTH BUSLNESS Hp Si Zrots. Epstein Bros., pedal upright; Wal- Saale Fetes ee ot allen, seaciatnnant. Ae \ TANTEV—By a wien, office work or situation a8 | ence, Cail ur address Mrs. N.G., 1239 N. 20th st., zd sleep at home. 1021 Howard st., 2r-floor flat. 66 \ caliyassers tor daily paper; city whe 718 done by one firm whocarry a stock of over emar Malmene, Mus. Bae., pedal upright; Prof. TORAGE—For turniture. clean, dry and cheap sewing machiue adjuster; has had several | q Za) ANTE D—Good girl forgeperai housey ig prtaatintin Sete © aad = « -ythipg alabie. b d * George Emzinger, square; Prof. Frank Saeger, parlor ving and repairing. Johu W. Spargo. 806 N. 6th oor. 847 y ANTED—Good girl forgeperat housework at 241 | money for honest work. Address, giving Pe | $109,000 of everyiiiing salabie, Duy and ex : ; wm teen, Sprite mcabaches smneains Andina tile teint Bert r lene Mate tners Rie UL eR era ee aes residence, Koxy. this office. 7: Sar apor. wool, aud conduct a banking ‘ AN TED—An experienced German or swede girl —— a ————saet DUsiness. ‘here ure 3 other general stores, one priand,; Prof. William Navyo. square; Prot. M. A. Gil- a genre caeengg oom Nyy me ge ne por enn, pedal upright, Prof. Otto Knaeble, parlor grand; iy storage for furniture; cieam, dry and iowest \ veer rates. J.B. Broiaski. 0s Pine st. & iteituiltadlaite ial for genera! housework; ref. req.; good wages A QUEER PEOPLE. : “> 48 Grst-ciass drug store, two hotels and several sa- Vass gs loous. Tire ciass of ,ouildings is very good, sev- eral being of brick. There are yet some tempv- Missonri Institute for the blind, concert grand; Har- jisniianiitidiaatearett owe “40 a memes | this office. m43 TALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass | sud good home tocompecent girl. Cail at 2509 as. two square grands; Mrs, A.F. Newiand, square, ANTED-—Situation by a good barkeeper with \ 06 \ rin # rary frames which should be made couspicuous by monie Quartette Club, are; Carlton College, Tex-4 Oe _ — ’ on washstand, $35. John W,. Sparco, 806 N. 6th. av. (new No.) “a Mrs. M. A. Mixen, parlor grand: Mias Sallie Tnemler, : ' ' \ ult Madi ‘all ° aR . Lonway ug q . “ - sjuare: Miss Lizzie Isaacs, upright. The Miller pi- ~ : : N 43, this office. mii housework. | i913 Madison st. s48_ a 5. general housework. Cal! at 1400 N.7jthst. [66 UP ttheir absence. The commersiai business for the aos have the endorsement of the greatest pianists Situations Wanted, Male and Female, not \ 7. ANTLD—bBv a man of experience, a legitimate PV ANTED—Fiace to do general housework, cook, W ANTED-—Girl for genera! housework; German of Australia. + {past year has Deen at least $400,0000 and the ex- “see are ased oS more wee Pes arty a any other exceeding three lines, are inserted free. Pate ie to banudie, or wilido any kind of desk- wash andiron. 1203 N. Broadway, 848 preferred. Appiv at 82! Chouteaa ay. sis Letter from Australia to the San Fr @m@iias | ports about nary on Feb F go been nee 7 rst-Clase Make, -A. KILSELHORS?, oe seman work. E 40, this office. 843 MAT ANTED—Situatior by a voung girl of good fam- i Chroncle. ff ping ip the past from 500,000 t» 600,000, pounds o teed * ide Olive st. 4) ANTED-—Three young Germans who are ex- \ Ajly to do honsagrork or ‘gunea: hb phi Pome tee W rt howeowork te aexall’ habia, be B07 Care ine The aborigines appear to have . lité ool annually, wirich will pow be materially de- ; I ype aid 7 PIANOS. -Kallett & Cuimston SBook-keepers. ae pace he, pace us pea ana speax | object. Ad. E. A. T1012 8. Ewing av. 5 st, nextto Park ay. st6 - that gallantry towards women which hai ~ | Greased. By oF yoy ye ee soapy By jianos: C. D. Pease & Co.’s pi ; TR alate. Bathe s Sieh stealagelM iat ealiaa tate death isain eter nia onal Lugish and understand care oO 1OFs@3 Want situa- sopanie ahane, caida chit enn ste a , Foe « , ae j bal. enabdied to give tue Sshipme Vv . banto do “ # Sterling somine. (+ wk og eo My hn lel \ ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toliet glass | tion. Inquire at St. Louis Hotel, 509 $. 2d st. 843 j ANTED-—Situation to do gen¢ ral housework by a W ANTED—German girl for general housework; | acterizes some wild races. It ES) said tol q tev ony 1883. eiteads: Caitle 543; wool 64; Sessary; i. nterest on time ments, J. A. Ki lhorst, lili on washstana, $35. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. LOE FT eee “eee emn en 3 oy young German girl. 4 ail at i234 N. 14th st, 845 must be a good cook; good wages paid. Apply | been common for & man leaving he 6 > & : , ae. ‘ e d 3:1 ber 3: Olive st 97 ony o Oo B. Bieseinerst, W ANTLiv—Situation by a young mage a Nag Sage Are © At *. Brick 2; und boiles, bones, corn, emigrants, >, for all ( ‘OOD 2d-band cabinet organ £45. W wholesale house during the day, wishes a situa - fice. 343 : : V Fase piy for two days at 1522 Glasgow avy. mis \ ety ie se tale Boe ae aero or | her remaining home until his returhy Mp Movables, potatoes and sheep one each, making Charles ul W. R. BABCOCK, ion from7 p. m. to ll p. m., ttrat will pay him reason - se fi.b—Situation bya man willing to work; \ ) ANTED—Situation by a competent colored girl |. t _ RBar — ane ee | the back of each woman’s shoulder a *¢ cars or 10,737,687 pounds. During this time 7,- 1609 (new No.) Franklin ay. | b! ¥; can post beoks or will do other work. N i, wages no cbject. “address E. Alien, 1327 Pop- todo general housework. Ap. 2132 Walnut st. | WY ANTED Good quiet German girl for genera! | of five or six scars, each two inches | {79 pouuds ol freight recetved, —— _ a oe s office. 8 es ve en ouse 1a sim c amily, . was . “2 oa ‘ N Mexi opm FOR NEW ik. OCTAVE PIANOS, | -———— arst. 8 | 8. Vi ; dhe town site is owned by the New Mexico SPP5 Square or a: #25 cash; $10 per \ ANTED—Situation py a young man of 25 as as- TANTiED—situation of auy kind; willing to put a o aredatnnctan et YO neh wn St, Se ees = at regular tp exetted ~~ rl n Company and lots 560x140 ip size sistant book-keeper, and to do general office W up $1@ for honesty. A. U. Buchanan, l2 N. ith acta -ipedeatinetartei scx: Mnadinatiatine caaterinal Dati we mien Cg INS ghee tagty te \ ANTED—Neat, respectable German woman for Os ty, and in answer to my Inquiry a “ wf range in prices from $75 to $300. A water | - STs aann a ae (Australese for black Womaly) told mie Pew f oe company bas been formed witha capital Would bring many famiiics from the adjoining , yt N 42, this office. m3 Y specialty; moving done with care at low rates, at our ' » Ne Chouteau av. 4 1 | | . Ee : ~~ 4 lece work at home; experience unne 3 desire [ ANTED—German git}; wust he gone cosk, wasn. #5 to p7 per week. H4i3,this vice, sil ae ‘ Would be a great adivautage to the town. It “ Geonerai Reusework. ON B22 OOo month. no interest. J. A. Kieselhorst, 1111 Olive st. . J veg . work. Ad. M 38, this office. 638 843 ALNUT ehamber suits, marble top, toilet glass Monday 3150 § on washstand, $35. Jonn W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th | ply Monday 3150 School st. _ 86% were hex lover’s “kisses.” Such lacet io k of $25,000, and itis the intention to bring T BAHN SIEN’S upright pianos can not be excelled . a hein power and quality of tone and e'asticity of ANTED—Young man with the best of refs. de- }ANTEvD—By a young man, work of any kind; | —_-___* ————- -——_———-- wed fi ees) ans : touch, responaing to all and ever demand meade by \ sires position as book-k eeper or assistant bo ok- \ can give good reference. Address L 38, this of- ANTED—Situation by a first-class cook in prt \ oo gah do general housework at 9015 | arg made at regular intervals by the Iai. supply fiom about five miles above in cement t! e per ‘ormer and susceptible of the most delicate pom, nell ten pk ange Nag Fe mpg —y Ad, E. 5. Baker, | fice. 43 vate family. J 39, this office. 849 . : up to the time of marriage. “On my be de pipes ans le n “ - - ee ; 7 ° . P mas oe OMe i OO - Pu ee ‘Zz . y : > ed 7 rye’, a * ” ades of expression, Factory 1114 Washington ay. & y wes TED—Situation by two young men, to wait We “cen an Some. as Sawand ac, sateen Beat too,”’ she said, but that was carefully Gy SPRINGER CEMENT om gantomen oc eead oases; goed rel.; Ho. 6 cabs hone flat. st6 bres, : cealed by her Kangaroo skin.. She Bip soon be wellknown and sought for; it ts ~~ ~~ . Dade from the cement rocks close to the town. ye will find good second-hand pianos from $40 up; BE or magell 0 -s “Je ‘ ‘ — . . = " a . 7ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass \ ANTED—Girl ae general housework at 2534 pointed to a jagged tour-inch sear On | By anuiactory has been operating and has good cut- also, new planos oftne best make at very low } mide en- —— eka Se. oP rerpaneeacaias noe \ TANTED-—Situation by German and English ho W. S yg N. 6th . es f her fore d said : "iA bp eDiets on dh wong Inside of her forearm aiid said PrOUm Peiipped 1,500 barreis; these works are to be im- r 9 ALNUT chamber suits, marbie top, toilet giass speaking man and wife, as managers ot an patentee teesioe » Oe yy. eer . yy ae HOL CZ MUSIC STORE, on mbt oe nner $35. John W. ‘Sparse: RU6 nth. business; reference furnished. Address H 33, this of- \ 7 ANTED—Situation by a girl of 18 to narse; ref. ‘When he make that l am married.” is | proved. rie location has been selected for a 1517 Franklin Avenue ANTED—By a young man of 2. a situationas col a ung Sie. = ones , [easious wudding-riag Bad bees | s DP |: arrel will and the land purchased. = Tne 7 e a J _ pa we et es iy a ‘ , are . : ° —? a ee = BEE Owe PPL ~ —_——~ er ae : f’ a. 3 -_ . e Pp VV ANTED—Seholars for piano b: tl \ lector, or anything te do; out-door work; can \ ree eed olay sod aw tet ane apdelen \ P ANTE D--Tuaies Sy 8 sxpeneneey Same. © ALNUT chamber suits. marble top, toilet glas wound, it is not easy to astonish these” S | Various Louisville cement hee g a negl have intes bers, etc., \W teacher: terms pieeaeaniiia. aeet olns Rm ety furnish the very best references and is well acquaint | oor grocery store + asecal eet : 39, this office. 859 — \ on washstand, $35. Jobn W. spargo, 806 N. 6th. | tonishing people, but | managed todo iff “G @sted themselves largely, aud ihere is no reason between 6 this office. ‘w7 , = ‘| edinthecity. Ad. Collector, this office. 87 Bek ne - : —— ES k t to point me out the corjespdiaee | £0 Goudt that tuis will become one of their most oft o = Wa ——— ———— $$ - AN LTE U—Situation by a young man as cigar \ AN rED—Situation b a girl ot 15 to assist in as Ing rem 0 pe : x = ’ ate jo ; tant interests A planing inill 18 located 'ANTED—Man or colored girl to play piano at bhp ad fnoirdy J an experienced notion and furnish- W packer; three years’ experience Ap, 2692 S. 7th small family. 1414 N. 1th st. 850 so Cooks. i INE SCars made by the WORT on the $er +d ees others might obtain a supply of timber trom m27 S CKTALN during these pleasantries vf courtship Gag Tie tive forests of pine aud cedur about twenty- re . — ee — and best \ nights, at LION. ® ng goods sglesman a position; established trade 43 eo peg gr = “Y¥ peateiruiithadiatadadtiaiaiits insite | Y nights, N. 8th st. ; Z ee ANTED-Situation by 4 girl of 14 to take care of ene \ children in nice family. K F, 1414 N. isth st. 550 \ ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toiiet nae matrimony. No such scars existed, bd d ral oon Sites to tue west. A beef canning estabitsh- prices, — ~ in Southern Illinois and North Missouri, A No. ee wed we : ->—__— JANTEV—To buy for cash, second. 3. thi =? AN TED—Situation of any kind, by a young man; e Asani # $35 2 SUB \ O14 No. ene ar BE cera th thn lesa lil W understands care horses. Address P. 3¥, this of- yee by a neat young girl; g3 home or ee eee Fs, Picabden wok» - erceived a smile exchanged by the wolthiy | ment wt Springer ought to pay weil. They also 517 2 850 ANTED-~ 7 ~ _ ee 2 ae ‘’ ‘ a - reny on a “d i Sere we , , os i, New York, 8? 7ANTED—Situation in a drug store b un ANTED—Good grocery cierk, single and a Ger- N.7 ., first floor. m5l ‘G ie table elderly woman to assistin | ° ; o, we store; Dis oy — —as ' \ man Of 19; has had one pentsexpetionse; seuake man, with goodref. Geo. Luth. 1600 Carroll st. pn nn lite ace tn at ge ks of infant. Ap. immediately at 2636 Olive Lhe boomerang revolves yt on its’ uces.. B B , \).} music price list mailea free. Ad. Chas. E. | German; salary no object. K 40, this office. 's37 "ANTED—Experieuced salesman; must be a good st. 870 sage through the air and has a beautify 7 | = ~ tad ~ Washington av., St. Louis. TANTED-Situation by the firstof Aprilia a dry W window dresser. Call at A. Smith’s, 800 N. 5th st ae i pe DE ROE: SEIN v ANT | dev _—~ Bn cheapest place in the ey. Me snd i | years Semeneces.’ Chaston® Fee. "Boe ae: walls. | = AUNOT chamber guts, marpie top, voletsians | WV with light housework. Apply 116 S, twelfth st, | Us marvel of savaxo skill and strength pameated 90 crants, the 20ers Wf ine hua it I 32 i ‘ Ville, Ohio. ta] ee eee : nee on washstand, #35. Johu W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th WANTED—A good, strong girl to do light house- they were delighted with iny admirer pee third, one wiping. Nevertheless, there is pati Canes and Drives, y ANTED—Situation ina photograph gallery by a work in family of two: will pay #5 per month; | especially so loug as it was representu fy | emoun Diy gold, silver and coal adjaceut to W young lady thoroughly competent to do all ry i ‘Bist ote ts oe — ~~ jennings. An amateur phe “ * Was | the oan The principal mining camps are ilizae | EEE ahs na Pa ote : S. 2ist st, - r d they were ali glad to De pie, |S" x . Willow Guich. The and bil ae > on washstand, $35. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. | — — with us, an . : ! , btown, the Creek and iho af MERCANTILE AGENCY. Waar Gr Stliscanh to ctpring: ‘best tee | = ee a | CNTY and country furnished with servante and Aieclinnse aphed, their Chief remarking, “W hetilljgg | gaines arc uuquestiouably rich and would be pro. mn naive of OPERATED FOR THE RETAIL TRADE. | 02°¢! siven as tohonesty. W 43, this office. m37 Cooks. forn eae "ae NW iath, old 4th st., between Franklin pen ae race “ss Ngan “ee “ ~~ uto the ground 1 wiil still live in that ss : luctive put x vr 7 Seer separating the mine 03 NTED—By a No.l New York City cigarandto | ~~-—~-"r~r—r—r~—rnrnrnrrrrrneeeeeee@>@>DEE@ODE->S > OOwr”—””Y” ; rat. oa JALNUT chamber suits, marvie top, e ure. ae rs and: . J , ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet glass | © and Wash st, 842 W on wasnstand, $35, John W. Spargo, 806 N.6th.| ‘Phey all wore garments of kar Ys eral from meee — See toes em i gold éus pville, Lt, | Office, S . cor, Firth and Olive streets. Intormas bacco salesman, retaileor wholesale, salary or ble lad Seas te paw oe | a - . Y ANTED—By a respectable lady, & p FeMiinds of wor office for male and female, cor ell those of the men falling behind aad | a | ship eee They are all locaied In tie —-, yg h ax . grocery or commission house. M 43, this office. \ ALNUT chamber suits, marble top, toilet wit finishing work. § 44, this offlee. s5z No. 15 a eee ee binder anc tien furnished regarding the credit. standing and | eommission. Ad. for threedays b 42, this office. m37 on washstand, $35. Joho W. Sparizo, 800 N, 6th. Sharacter of individuals. Endorsed hy all the busi- - Pesaro =< ————_—— ri il d be treated as one of the fam- : ess me : NTED—B experienced dry-goods sal vate family an kinds of work, for city and country. machine — en of the city, We; dtuation Speake English an German. 43. Watters. a AS object, a home; cau give ret. Ad. W 4i, this omas, proprietor, J. L. Kohier, clerk. 71 th. hinery USINESS men desiring short-hand correspond- | thisoffice. m37 iT ahteied anita enacehn are cama anaes 1 Gene NTED—Girtl 12 to 15 years ot ; for bee t33 ) nts and sype-writers supplied free at LN eon enn gan ts marble top, toilet g1ass | + 7 AN TED—By a respectable widow, @ home in A} | from below the shoulder to @& —————— Bn’ Shorthand eat ie Vg a Mo S13 én ied W on wushstand, $35. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. \ wrtvate famity. = i Ptelligent and can make her- ‘ noope would do well to call at dS 'N. efferson Neither sex had stout | but paper at. 3 Type Ceacamen aad Brivers, Sa rte vere er self useful. W 41, this office. mé2 , Paes e es Yar; | sate te ~~ Tee Traces. a ae ANTED—At Lafayette Park Hotel, good cham- | the women Were singularly dei eepa face CHESSE, LARD, EGGS. ALNUT chamber sulle. marble top, toilet glass Re. se tonal ants ae Ts HED, RAEN W ASTED—Laay with voy 3 years old wants a place WW terme. on act hse sapplcta as . “Phree Alleged Murderers ry. J. 1 _WMLN, rod 4H s W on washstand, $35. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th. Py AENCT chamvor suite. marble top, toilet ——" ta worl in sana nly TOS cheap. Ad. box rede. ceateteraes aby abet ee hae | ~ oage ' - — and, $35. ; , 6th. 7, East St. , til, —s0 U ‘ me MEMPHIS, : 3 =. oe NTED—Situation by # young man to drive a| ++ °™ “® SE cere Bae Fi winatics rlof \Wyearsto take Wit years ean do the work. Abply at Zw N.eth | the loathing with wnich the Aust i sstinanints A - ieavanaita Bs Extracted without pain 25 cents W wagon or attend to horse and buggy. F 43. t. o. PECHANICAL Drawings for shops or patent of- ANTED—Sit on by & ne | St. a7l hites regarded them. COR AN romney ; M fice promptly executed: also drawing taught eare of chil aud t with housework, 1353 <a a UPRIN Meet ciaas ahanaber na er Ww generally , e Address o . Sere. iy Fh NTED—Young man of 20 wishes a situation to treaied in a ekiliful manner by A: ang. ‘ peas day or night; lessons adacted to layi t work in | N,jthst. s52 os <¥, ‘HBC ’ 8 4 Pt dag = ap Renee PS CAE Give Oh trade thesstudent follows. Geo, Crehore, 22 S, 16th st. | rEXNY MURPHY, 160 Park av., practical and \ at table at ¥id Locust st. 87 —— Give treet, SO ee = Wy AN feD—Two metal paitern filers. Peter White K ‘oonnie gardener; 16 years’ experience; plant- ORKING WOMEN'S HOME —kmpioyment Bu- Hic treet. 32 ~ ' . ; tly attended to. reau free; board and lodging by day or week Sor off . —- ee ee ren Cooks _ bus Cass ay ass eRe ing, grading, sodding, promp y f v e mothers and infants: board by pees TE I Se UAT AN TED—Good breaa and cake baker; good place ANTED—Situation by a respectable woman - do ene ie. 2 N. os meneds a Call at 804 Nort has made an assigument, Ad, F 43, ~~ 4 - . | mbe m and steady job. Correspond with Nesbit, iter kind of work. Liabilities, W 2h washstaud, 81. Jolin W. Spargo, 6 Neth, | White Hall. IN, ase os Uthsireet. abt sets $125,000, Lue lalier eousist of ills and wrap 1 ——— + 5 Sees « re. epee eeeeiue Accident at Memphis, Me~ OO ta ~~ — Extracted wi Dan) to . thont »%ec each. All troubles the. 143 ; fee: ihied * iw oe washstaud, 836. John W. Spargo, &06 BN. 6th. ne a OO! i “an APs ogee Pe a ealed inas manne a riers... n: good situasi ‘3 GOOD opening for an A. No. lice cream, contec- | ier - _ DE. N. SON & BON, pd | erty sf sditese | By ss ‘ndot city oe < 22, tionery aud bakery 00d trade and finest location HELP WAN TED—FEMALE. eo eeaien iia: “aii ier ot. oe ©, 63354 Olive atree& =f tnisoftice. 839 | : n the city. Apply to Grether & Boeck, 207 N. sth st | = eee \ = tebe aoe 33 John W. Soae , = te model-maker; | UA) ANTED—NSituation as fret-class baker or second | YYASTED—Coarmaker to goto the eountry; alse Clerks an6 eee nn yu EKOT'S stampm forated patt fa Bong plenabets | pastry cook; city or country. Fred Zufiie, 510 pantsinaker; good pay and steady work. JM. | werner errr L ine: § a t “am mde 4)! Morgan st., city. Marker tt. 7 eee . Hayes, 7th and Washington ay. " masa ALNUT chathber suits, marble top, toilet glass als for stamping; 8¢ or em —_. AINE. manufacturer ot moulds | (glass) - = V TANTED—First-class tailor to go to Arkansas; W Ann washstand, $25. John W. Spargo, 806 N. 6th, gf tree Un machinery, ete, Bet poy y bd 98 Stemograperers. one that can take orders and make suits; a 8°- ee —e ee mmcenmaneS, nied . r, reliable sa Ne ng family. Apply to foremas MeuscKsecopers. . Anon nh APALIIAGAALL Am CLAS: Seasongood & Co., 617 W ~~~ AL er, ng “9 ‘ ashington av, 658 Ol a ; . nee ts, marble top, toilet glass | WALLS. hstana, PV AL NUT chamber sui ne hy piaarees: sae D ‘posit ae hbo, this 4 “—_ | » ese SWAN Tide ao aged roid as himnog r; au 8.) | t a or. “a i laisse : ” i at 3. | . ah a bs nd tpe chamber suits, marb he ERR caboae BR | WGN Wastnsanay pia oka' Wr? toRs, Sete een

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be. St; Lonis Wost-Dispatch, Wlonday, larch 10, 1884. bi MAKE A NOTE OF JT. ate (Sy —- Young, Maret A.. 6,900 6,930 Young, Alexander 10,890 tne gag a ae 7,100 ung, Wim . 9,06 Yosh, Joseph..... 5,800 5,380 . Wainwright Cath- Yose, Jas A and MG. ceases “ere 19,619 uer,August 5,960 Sudhoff, Framz.... Whitelaw, Geo P. 49,180 Sudaoff, G & Co. Mary dhoff Whitelaw, Sarah E : Gy tr .....-.----- 8,750 | Yose, Lydia Aaud Whitmer,| Chris- ™ Marzt J......-+ Yose, Mary F and Marg a TL _—————— VOL. XXX. pet tataape a G.. eve eeereeeeeee Whitmore, Mary , SF pees cere eeeee W hittacker heirs. Whittacker, Jobo Whittemore, R B. Whittemore, R B, lessees = Whittier, Clark... Is Found in the Great Modern Discovery, Mouse, at caus Possessing marvelous curative virtues in all forms of Nervous DEBILiITY, BRAIN, HEART avn NERTS DISEASES, Dyspepsia, Weak Lungs. Impoverishment of the Biood, Incipieut Paralysis. Nervois Hoe dane Sieeplessness, Convulsions, St. Vitus’ Dance, Opium Habit. Alooholism, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Wear nesses, Nervous Weakuess and Losses, Prostatitis or otherwise, and ali ailments brought about p, a cesses that exhaust the Force and Energy of the Brain and Nervous System. .S Dr. Scott’s Coca, Beef and Iron, with Phosphorus, gives back to the human structure the ani mating element of life which has been wasted, maintaining that buoyant energy of the brain anid Muse _ aystem which renders the mind cheerful, brilliant and energetic, curing diseases of the Brain, Hear ont Nervous Systein that had resisted all other methods of cure. a Lient.-Gov. Geo. G. Sumner, of Connecticut, says: “Dr. Seott’s Specific for Nervous Dis A508 hag ained in this vicinity deserved renown. No person will ever regret trying his Remedies for Nervous Ales ons,’ Sueme, Cuurles.... Suessdor!l, Henry 6. pol Suliivan, » SI Steinbreder. Wm. 11,789 sullivan, T W.... Steinecke, Jno M 16,320 Summa, H y H.... Steiner, John..... 6.440 Summers, J C, est E and © . Steinkamper, Prod oe enna) iy eae i ; Steinkemper,Fr’ upoies, eS... Schmees, Mary ‘“ ; 9,050 kuhbler Peter Sarkamp, C H...... 7 eee et. 69600 Suter, C it et al... 5,000 Zz. 8.340 Zeller, Michael... 5,850 5,000 Zeller, Wm, est... 3),490 Ziecengeist.Julius 9,130 9.099 Ziegenheim,Hen’y 16,140 Ziep, Dietrich.... 5,040 Zimmerer, Char Zeiss, Henry...... 12,610° lOUG++00+-++ «+. Zell, Elizabeth tr. 6.339 Zimmerer, JohnG Zelie, August F... 31,170 Zimmermau, Me- Zelle, Frederick... 6.240 lUmda@....-+..+... 1 Zelle, Fredk E..., 7,710 Zimmerman, M, tr Zelle, Henry ©.... 5.900 Ziock, Wm........ Zelle, Hy F W.... 6,000 Ziseman, Maria F Zelle, Lizzie...... 5.700 Zittiny, Rosanna. Zeller, Francis J.. 5,710 Zuimbelil, ida,.... Zanone, Jacod.... Zanone, Jolin..... Ziezler,. Emma J aud TheocC...... Fs pag M Saison ata py alker, Georye.. 39,5. Walker, Isaac H. 45,600 Whyte, Jos P..... Walker, Jerusha. 7,440 Whyte, Victoria.. Walker, John.... 5,130 Wider, Clara...... Walker,Mrs Mary Wider, Olga...... est et al........6 Wider, Willy..... Walker, Rusella Wichelman, Wm. ile danke Wicheiman, Ida.. 6, Waiker, Thomas Wicke, Henry ... 11,750 6d debe beads ¥o08° 99 Wickershum,Han- Wall, Jefferson M 11,980 kin........-0.--. 8, Wallace, A A 19,550 . 7,78 ory we — A Few More Left Wallace, eo- wale ot Of those heavy melton suits for men at $2 50, and dore H B........ 53,810 Wiebusch, & strictly all-woo! suits at:$5 for this week to make Pailac Ti : etta... 5,550 . . bop rh Tieo- :ndHenrietia 5 oe | room for spring stock, at the inimeyer " Aug- Sutter, Adoiph..... ~— st yes Sutter, Joun J.... in ‘Steinmeyer, Cha Sutz, Louis. ....... tel Ss VA Vv » 2, Sweeney, Mary..., 6,600 5.1 teinmeyer, Wm. Sweringer,M J,les 26,610 5,350 Siegel, Steinwender, G A Sweringer, M J..155,750 5.120 andJH Bo Stemwenuder, H A Swift, Edwin..... 38,680 Siekman, Casper. itz, Martin.... Switzer, Chas M.. 11,110 ; . 6,110 Siemers, Caihe- itz, Reinhard.. Switzer, E M, les, 12,000 : Lorenz PING ...- eoeeeeees Switzer, Eugenia. 16,890 Renee, ’ 15,600 Siemers,Geo Switzer m KE... 2,970 Cote eT onis...c 6.930 _ L, lOBSCCS.. 0-6 Switzer, M E, les. 7,( ets ort. 6380 Siemers, John W. 26,460 andChariles..... Switzer, Mary J.. 52,050 : schmidt, Otto.... 5.700 Siemets, ephenson, Vol- Switzer, R J, les.. 12,060 Wiegand, George Schmidt, ng yh 9150 hardt.....--- ney S 24, Swon, Johu C.... 44.880 sees : tag * Heury - GLOBE, 7i4 and 716 Franklin aveuue. NebmieE ee a ” 5.540 Siemers, Peter...- 10,240 ' Swope, lsaac..... 6,830 allae O- . , o2 oes 7.770 : Schmitt, i. “** 5.190 sicmon,Ferdinand 12,780 Swope, Joel....... 8,160 P 00 Wiegers, Gerh’dt 7,460 Schmitt, Philip... 19,020 siever, Josephine 6,280 Szerenyi, Armin.. 9,160 | Wallbrink, Heary 6,299 Wiegmann, Clas. 6,480; Pp AIL TIGKET RATES REDUSED } ecimucker Cath 11,950 Sigel Bost. nw ij Rae T be 5 eytned y 31.550 am wes Hen- 90.908 WAY . pet ier. JOS isnaigo, Dav ’ ina alsh, Kdward jr 40,670 — FY @Sb.....see-0 4 BY, . ansas City, Denver, Omaha, Ciucin- Beunaidct, SOsePD 5 ogy SiENsio! Domlni- "| aaffe.Johanna H 6,500 ‘Tiemann. Henry.. 8.910 | Walsh, “Mawaid "Wiesmann, Louise i1sz0 | T° Chreage, Ranews, City, Dinves, Conta, in ons CO «es ae PLackaberry,M.. -. 10,268 4 reinever, J C.... 68,020 WwW 0,000 Wieneck, John... 9,200 alo and 500 other points. peer eh ‘ee 8, Thomas.. 16,120 | Talbot, Mary V 6,330 Tierman, Mrs A... 17,230 | Waish, Isabella. 6,230 Wiener, Herman. 5,730) 3 Ww, Stockbridge, K. RK. ‘Ticket Broker, Sebnal er, : albot, Laura V.. 9,560 Tiernan, James... 6.920 | Waish, LTsabeili, Wiese, August... 5,030 | 9 ers WaeHIxGTON AVENUE under Lindell Hotel.) Bence pe ears 8.150 ‘almage, Mary R 9,000 Tiernan, Joha.... 13,670 { est Wiese. F W 7 =e ~ Pamme, Pheodore 11310 Tiernan, Joseph _ Walsh, James... Wicsemaan. Mag- CITY NEWS. Al ) 19,680} Waish, duleua Tierney, Patrick... 7.369 eats. ... 17,130 Simmons, 1'3 W 23.140 andS E 11,530 7920 on a prs mo Wiethaupt, Step’n 6,300 Henry T. 14,820 dittany, Dexter... 52,710 | Waish, Josie D... Weget, Xavier.... 5,320 diftany, Dexter Waish, Julius S8.. | Wiggins, Chas.... 16,040 ee se 10,820 | Walsh, Mienael.. Wiguins, Chas jr. 16,540 zest SAV Tiffany, Hannah Walsh, Patrick... 5.500 Wiggins, Laura.. 8.070 nah 26,240 | Walsh, Richard P 5.000 Wiggius, Mary W 74.670 Tiffany. ; Waish. Thomas. $5,280 Wiggins, Wod.... 9,830 h lessees........156,1 Walsu, Watter.... 5,880 Tiffany, Joln ee ‘ 3~ 9,750 ; Wight, Jennie E. 6,000 Waiter, Bernard. 12,310 ayior,Cora B.... 13,700 Tiffany, # Dexter. 37,060 Wigitman, Mary Walter, Courad.. 5,030 A sse0cee Saee 5,000 ‘ayior, Daniel G Tiffany, P Dexter t 48,220 lussees Walter, EKlecnor.. 15,310 Wilcox, Alden G. Tiffauy, P Dexter 9,840 Siedhoff, M 8 lumeyer, a- Sweetzer, C........ 7,210 : ' | - vid Wells’ Health kenewer cures dyspepsia, impotence tephan, In Dyspepsia and Nervous Prostration. Mr. A, C. Soper, with D. Appleton &Co.. Publishers, says his cure, by using Coca, Beef and Iron, wu astonishing, as 30 many other remedies had failed. : . Kidney Affection Instantly Relieved. Major Waterman, of the Water tes? Clock Co., says Coca, Beefand Iron promptly cured him of a painty Kidney trouble, with Nervous and Physical Prosiration. Indigestion and Exhausted Vitality. James M.SBriggs, the banker, “found immediate relief and an effectual cure” and says; “It is truly a wog, derful remedy and my experience is that it will do all that is claimed for it” Sick Ten Years—Cured in One Month. AMONG RY DEG We offer t JOBS int ~ These Goods 8,090 28,400 THE justly famed “Anderson” and Belmont four mash whiskies and all other liquors m i quantities to suit, at lowest prices, delivered [ree , ms ea by James Lupe & Co., 324 and 326 Olive street. cnne v P Philip Scbnelle, Christ r Schueliz, H ae Scnober,h}mau 7,24 Schoenveck, Chas 13,450 Singer, Schoenthaler, Frd be C est Scholimevel ...-«+- Among our Bargain suits this week il ) e ob styles in me- Mrs. A. C. 8. Browne, editor of Browne’s Phonographic Monthly and Reporters’ Journal, was sick + will be found a few n by J years with Sick and Nervous Headache and Brain Exhaustion, writes a splendid letter, too long to p ibtish cated Complexion Powder the best she ever dium weight Woolens, snitable for here of her complete recovery, and would be glaa to answer questions. Her address is 23 Clinton Place used. | pene wear. It will pay you to look | New York. t Dr. E. C. Chase, rough the assortment and make an Set of teeth $8, early selection. Our Odd-and-End Sale Health Lost in Andersonville Prison Cured by Coca, Beef and Iron. George W. Williams, 573 Central avenue, Cincinnati, 0., says: “I have found that Coca, Beef ana Iron the includes lines of goods where the sizes have been broken, trom er ry sepa | derius the war in Andorsonvilio Prisoa’ ‘Vout seats gee’ f was sombieod to wy ted for Sve moni wnet * 5 . ‘ vear: ; 4 ? u UnUNS, W ment, and embraces Shoes, Hats an commenced tne use of Scott’s Coca, Beef and Lron, and by the time I had taken six bottles I was abie to mb Gents’ Furnishings. at my bench. TO ALL SUFFERERS FROM lauber, Rosa 14,030 CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN thought V’ezzoni’s Medi- 5,500 | Laussig Bros & Co 6.130 taussig, Wm Caylor, Agues.... 8,290 Dp Lie coe ecco vece 7,240 simpson, Wm 8.. 29,190 Eliza- 11.200 Sire, Revecca 5.. 91,350 8,590 Siringer, George.. 6,210 es Scholten, John A 14,000 -‘Skidmore,M S and past Caylor, Daniei G Sehbomber, Peter.. 6,730 seecegsces ses 5, est lessees 58,060 Schopp, Conrad... 28,500 S&kinker, Thomas 57,800 Caylor, Edwin... Schopp, Jacob.... 30,190 Skinker Thomas om ‘aylor, Eilen....- schopp, Jobn..... 22,500 K..-sese0 ses . aylor, Georee... 5,000 DSchopp, PhALP..+ 8,620 Skrainka,Maurice aylor,George ki r 13,320 Schou, August... 7,440 and Louis ...... 12,930 | Laylor, George K Schotten, Wm.--. 6,890 Skrainka, Regina 13,360) es schotien, Wim, est 6,250 Skrainka, Win.... 16,040 Schrader, Wim...- 31,540 skrainka, Wm Schrage, Chas H. 7,750 and Claus Vieths 12,180 Schramm, W0.-« 1y,420 Skrainks, & Wa ici a. — 2 edna > pn 4 540) } ape Bebray, eevee : or sde€ una Slattery, Lizzie L 21 BOC ery i.e 5510 Slattery, Michael. 9 6,000 Siayback, Alice A 9 32 5 $22 Olive street. PRIVATE matters skillfully treated, and medl- cine furnished. Dr. Dinsbeer, 814 Pine street. ° PRIVATE matters skillfully treated and medl- cines furnished, Dr, Jacaues, 705 Chestnut st. est lessees...... 19 Cfaylor, George R lessees........... 4 Caylor, Ida BR les- sees : “aylor, lua R.... 24,440 80 | Taylor, L Eliz’beth 5,050 450 | Taylor, Louisa.... 23,900 500 | faylor, Seneca N 12,250 ’ 570 250 Wikiuson,Geo W 5,150 Wilkinson, JC... 7,210 Wiikiusoa, Rita J 31,510 —— + ee ee EVERY DAY THIS YEAR The J. M. Ward Farnitare, Stove and Carpet Co fitt, tti3 and (tt5 Franklin Avenue, WILL GIVE HOUSEKEEPERS BARGAINS! if you are in want of any Goods in our line, see us. We Sell on bees gS r Vonthivy Payments, and can show you an IMMENSE STOCK toSELECT FROM. Thousands have patronized us during the past year A pongenmneust te a ALI. GENUINE, : HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT A ° NOURISHES TI % ; WEAKEST, STRENGTHENS THE Ward, Bernara.. Ward, Cath, tr... Ward, George W. Ward, Jatae¢s..... Ward, Patrick... oe Erastus Wailter,Frederick 21,390 Wiide, Henry T.. 78,790 and Dexter Walter, Margaret 9,030 Wiilite, Jas M& Walters, Eiiza A.. 6,200 ; ececeee " We are ee advance styles for es A 4 os J spring wear in each departmen . Tilka Waulion, Eliza.... 21,680 Wilkinsep,Edna E P g we cae Pp x Nervous and Physical Debility, Brain and Heart Affections, Exhansted Vitality and Broken Down Constita. +t al 22 9 Walton RA 11,730 Wilkinson, Elien OLD Dr. Whituer, a reguiar graauate, 617 St. tions, try this worid-renowned specific, Coca, Beef and Iron, with Phosphorus. Tiiden, John on. $1,030 4.730 ‘Lilford, Charles... 18,3380 ' re ; to marriage, ete., all diseases of indiscretion, | ; : 5,000 , y ‘aad _ | sertea that the crop in Jackson, Williamson, Ran- ‘ : y : » ¢ excesses, inaulgences. Safe medicines; COM | Gio) and-Perry Counties will be almost @ com- House, St. Louis, Mo., Wednesday and Thursday, March 12 and 13. Hours 10 to 4. and Cornelia V.. 16.810 — Til.ay, Mary J.... 3.200 Waiter, John Wilgus, Julia R.. 13,30 Theo. .......... 6,380 Whhelmni, Otto J. 6,670 Waiter, Lombert. 6,500 bree ay Wim... 32,840 Tiffany, P Dexter meh bi wud John K..... Wailtiier, Chus F,. 32,960 Wilke, Adolph... Tiffauy, P Dexter Waither, Eliza E. 6,630 Wilke, Magdalena Watke, William.. 15.390 Wilkerson, Jno M Tis Ww i= . A, M [ J Tigges, W " Wiumsganz, Jon. 27,500 et al ' hiatal a , C3 3S Tilden, Charles... 30,290 | Wauder, George.. 16,990 Wikinson, Emily Charles street, as for twenty-five years, may be : . > Sold by All Druggists, $1; Six Bottles, $5. Liideu, Grant..... 60.000 | Wanyehatle, Hea- jound from Sa, m, to8 p. m., where remarkable FIFTH AND MORGAN. DR. SCOTT, originator of the above remarkab! dial agent, COCA, BEEP cures may be had of blood cilseases, impediments | « —— - amen es a ae ee “ ‘KAVIC remedial arent, CUUA, ) Tiford, Cornelia AND LRON, with Phosphorous, may be professionaly counsnited at the Planters’ _V lessee@s....+-+ 7,130 5.0.10 Tiiford, Joseph G 8,900 sultation free. “Health, Beauty, Longevity,” 256 | piece failure, especially on the low lands. pages, sent sealed, 50 cents, or at office. Tilunan, Feticiie., 13,030 ‘Tiimun, F A...... 11,140 Timewell, Cuaries Wilbrandt,Adol’h Wille, John A.... Wililemsen, Eliza. Willi, Lucinda.... Willi, Samuel.... : Williams, Alice P Williams, Dauiel.. Williams, Ella B.. Willams, Feea H. Willams, James.. Williums, J H.... Williams, J OF Witlhams, J R.... Wilitams, M A... Williams, S M.... 7,890 Williamson, 1 V ..151,020 | Williamson, L P.. 12,8 Willis, M W Willmann, M N.. Wilmering, B Wilms, Wiishusen, C est. 26, Wilshusen, JnoJd Willison, AdaJd.... A Special Drive for this Week. 500 boys’ fine cassimere suits worth $8, will go for $5 to make room tor spring stock, at the GLOBE, 714 and 716 Franklin avenue, M speg Co onsen s> Schroeder, Erust. Lot Black Brocad Lot Black Brocac Lot Black brocad Lot 21-inch Blae Lot 23-inch Blac Lot 19-inch Blae ~ ~ A AE ee mere = and beautify your ho them cheerful and br WALLS should be adorned stock of novelties in among them many be exclusively our own. ~ Chas. 214 NOC JIOBBER gee ~=©Weather b) —————aLE SSS J, H. WEA DRY thle $373 Te) STOCK, € SIXTH ANT ‘aylur, Tiieresa... 20,220 aylor, Walter C 18,860 “aylor, Wm H.... 6,250 ‘chroeder, Fran- Siayback, P —. 6,380 Sievin, Charies... Schroeder, Hearv 11,380 Slevin, Rosa A.... oa ae , 62 Schroeder, Jno 5,359 Slevin, Thomas... 5,020 | “easdale, Josuin W 5,760 Schroeder, Nicho- Sievin, Thomas 19.210 laS...-seeeee---ee 5,190 and Charies..... 38,460 Schroeder, nelm eee eeereee 6,110 ‘easdale, M C.... . “eichimaiun, CH... 19.680 Sloan, Edwin C, “eipel, Francis..,. 7.490 CSE ..ceceeeeeeeee 9,580) ‘emmme, Diedrich 13,990 Schroeder, Wim... 37,340 Sloan, Mary 5S.... 85,790 schroeder, W HF 17,530 Sioss,Mrs Bell.... 31.410 Sehroeter, Clas... 6,120 Smiley, Mary..... 8,460 Sepubert Jobu G wi Sm, AJ ana A Crows Know When it is Sunday. From the Hartford Times. A large number of crows were foraging for food yesterday quite close tu the house ofa farmer residing in another town, near the Hartford boundary. They were unusually buld, as though bunger had driven them to forget their usual shyness and_ distrust ol their patural enemies—man. ‘Two of them lit close to the back door and picked up the erumbs with a seeming assurance of their safetv not eaisiy accounted for. ‘The farmer was telling a neighlb r about the tameuess of the birds and the latter remarked. “You won’t see them so fcvolhardy t»-morrow.”’ “Why not to-morrow as Well as to-day? was the auswer. ‘Because to-day is Sunday, and those crows knowit. They know that aud suchard.... 18,00 Wilsoa, A D one day in seven they are not popped at by Watson, Alby Ek, Wilson, E A and the boys and men. They can count, crows a 4 WH . 3, can, and they know that on the seventh day eats, i Wiison, Hattie... they are exempt from persecution.” ‘Do am, bad hal Wilson, Heary ©.. you beiieve such stuif as that?” “Of course Waush, George.. Wilson, 1G i 1 be ee mearae sweian where Waugh, daies, Wilson, J M...... do. used to live neara Swallp, | ISSSUCB. csccces Wiison, thousands of cTOWS mage tueir roosung | Waugh, datnes et Wiisen, Join A.. place and early in the hhorulng they used io | Wilson, J C start for the mountains fer their food. And Wilson, d iL was often out with my gua trying to geta We SOR, SBE ++ shot at them. Week days they beat shy of Wise ae adi. me, aud 1 could se:dom get a shot at them ; Wiuzate. R F but on Sunday. woroing it Was adinerent. Kelle ‘Tuen they would tly low down and Close to ny house, their wings almost fapping the 7 ’ diumkin, Heury.... Lliumerman, Ekm- Warreu, Lewis L. 6,710 Warren, Sarah et A CARELESS MOTHER. ‘Two Children Locked Up in a House are Borned to Death. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. PoPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Mareh 10. — Saturday | morning a woman named Lee, living near Krem- lin Mills, in Ripley County, Mo., left her home to i yisit with aneignbor fora few minutes. When she went away she locked her two tUttle children upin the house. On returning she found the house in flames. Both children were burned be- yond recognition, there being nothing left of them but afew churred pieces of flesh. A440 0.950 7,650 8.400 ) Waterman, “emime,HermauH 9,740 “vemme, Matbilua aud Gvorge..... 5.410 , os 0 Es acest 7. 6,800 te Schuchmanun, J... 22,4 ceceaccesssecese 20,170 | Jemmermeister,F 6,160 faterman. Adele Schuchmaun,C.... 7.110 Smith, Annie..... 14.910 | jempel, Join N... 30,990 be snare Schueddig, August 7,880 Smith, Aunie E... 12,760 | senuent,Louise H 11,100 Schuerminn, H.. 5,200 Smith, Annie Scbuermeyer, 1.. 5,230 etal, lessees.... 45,430 Schuette, C C est 13,630 Smith, Begys Schuetz, George... 19.740 Co sccoceces SD Schuetze, Juliana 27,650 Smith, Bridget... 11,360 Schulenburg & Smith, Charies.... 14,100 Boeckler 12,820 Simuith, Edward B Schuleuburg, Fred 43,090 = Jesse@.... «+... +06 53.19% Schulenburg, Fred Suiith, Elizabeth... 5,130 5,500 Smith, Hunting- Schulenburg, R.. ieee TE Schulberr, A, est 10,1909 Smith, Irwin Z.... 50,860 Schuilerr, Aupie 9,700 Smith, Irwin Z.... 85.400 Schuite,Anton.... 12,940 Smith, Isabela C 11,850 Schulte, Catharipe 3,550 Smith, James A.. 10.690 Schulte, Herman 6.030 Smith, James A.. 8,590 Schuite, J P....... 7,769 Smith, Louls J.... 15,810 Schulte, T 5,380 Smiih, Loutsa D.. 8,600 Bcluitheiss, N M Smith, Micheal E. 6,150 Y 5,270 Smith, Mrs M ... 89.710 8.570 Smitn, Peter...... 5.350 Schultz, JosA.... 540 Simith, Samuel.... 6,030 Beliulz Rudolph.. 27,710 Smi b,SA......«. 7,400 Behuize, H H.... 13,750 Smith, Sol est..... 13,020 Schumacber,C 5.940 Smith, Sol est..... 18490 Schumacher, D... 14,570 Smith, Sidney H.. 7,300 Schuremann, E.... 9.600 Smith, Tuaddeus Schumacher, H F 6.630 §............. «++ 6,070 Schureman, J M 7,500 Smith, Thomas.... 7,070 smith, T F et al... 19,960 H Clark........ 11,860 Smith, Virginia M 63,980 Stern, Josepn.... 26,410 Smito, Virginia M Stern, Levy....... 66,590 lesseeS........... 75,150 Stern, Mary J.... 15.420 Smith, Wm Eliot. 16,060 Stern, Mary J.... 8.750 Smithers, Mary L 14600 Sternberg, Simon 6.780 Smyth, Mrs Anna 7,090 Stett:nius.Isabella 5,560 Smiazer, D J 5,050 Stevens, Benj F.. 16.660 Suow, Caih Sievens, George JESS@O@S...0eccee2 14,670 Lincoln ......... 7.130 Snow, Cath M.... 13,730 Stevens, Intus M. 6,840 suyder, Henry M. 5,810 Stevens, Johu H.. 8,950 Snyder, Jacob est 5.350 Stevenson, Wm H. 22,020 Souerer, Alvis.... 63,470 Steward, James... 19,820 Solari, Louisa.... 7.800 Sieward, John A. 7,820 Somerville, Wim... 10,720 St Gem, Gustav’s 5,650 Sommerich, John Stickney, Benja- min léssees..... 10,610 a mt Lucy C Tobin, JohaD.... Jobin, Patrick H 7,6u0 ry D Toda, Albert 113,600 | Waters, Mary C.. Todd, Alvert, les- Waters, Wo H... BOOB. v0 seivesee » 6.370) Watkius, Clariles Todd, Alice O..... 24.9650 dodd, Ciharies....ivz,48u Todu, Charies les- ‘epe, Wmi........ 6,880 jerhelien,Curistin 6,100 qerreli, N 9,050 yerry, Jvhn H.... 10,000 Jessier, Joseph F 7.700 qeuteberg, Justus 6,450 yrutenveig. F.... 29.800 ‘patcher, Annie B 27,510 ‘quaicuer,Annie b BOSSES. 00620002000 2,0 quayer, Aimos B... 11 6v0 ynayei, D B....... 16,660 jueis, GWeo.,. scsocee . 0 068 pieobok,G M.... 21,210 Pias, Adelaide... 6,00 pias, Frauz..... 20,510 piel, GH 12.340 yeles, Maria Tet, Charies.... pole, Bernard.... TeowwZu, Mrs A yim, Jeunie ©... CHE ONLY GENUINE JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT = is the REST HEALTH BEVERAGY, Tonic and Nutritive known, The Genuine CONTAINS oN E-THIRD MOR > to the bottle than the FE:-BLEsT, imitation, and is SU PERKIOR in quality. ; “‘T have used Johann Hoff's Gennine AND BUILDS UP THE ie: y Malt l.xtract during the last 5 years ia SYSTEM BY ENABLING g i: * - muy DiLICATE PATIENTS We ia 3 d ia TO ASSIMILATE FOOD. A Fiat Contradiction. 7 use -* BS cer = Ss ee oe at sao 4 Ne eae ee - 4 Rages 5 Rie! age ++ Geanens For sale by all Druggists. Price, R84 OO per doz. JOHN MAGUIRE, REAL ESTATE AGENT KO.519 WALNUT ST, BET. 5TH AND 51Td. _ - 4 dusephi.. 5,27U Juseciilbe.s , Weber, Jd Wailer. Weucr, Mutia.... 48, Weber, PuIfID.... ¢ Weber, Pullip ava Henry Dawine.., Weber, Sarah.... Weber, i heresa C Wever, Bevj I.... Tracy. M m Webster, Dr a- trai, A 4 Ou is 9,190 Trail, Mary G.... 6. Weiukiug, Charies 12,290 lranel, Jona H 14,150 | Wehking, Dore- Trask, H L j 0,199 Trendie, John... Trice, Miss M.... Trieseimann, C.. Tricseumanp, H.. 9,100 dcoli, Henry 8,370 Troriicht, Ju 40 Tucker, H T... ; Tucker, Nati.... 37, Tuegel, o Tuboiskt, Dr H... 11.510 Turner, Bertia G 47,260 Turner, Chas H.. 20.100 Turner, Frauk D. 8.850. Turner, Julia M..185.910 Turner, J Lucas.. 12 820 Turner, Thus T.. 49,260 Turcner,Wm C.... 9,190 Tutt, Deat G.... 7.880 Tuit, Taos E....227,920 Tykwart. Jus.... 6,450 Ty.er,Marg R.... 6,230 Tyler,Mary L....237,070 Tyier,Mary L les- se ee eeee+d26,020 CBBC Tower, G Towner, M M.... Don’t Go Shirtlesa. Twenty-five dozen percale shirts, with collars attacued, will co for 50 cents each at the GLOBE, 714 and 716 Franklin avenue. pearance in the great ! to supply himself with one of our fine Gress suits such as are retailed elsewhere at #223 50. Our special price for this week oniy 315, at the GLOBE, 714 and 716 Frauklin avenue, —— 5,340 — 7,000 ee = &.Uus0 33,4350 and G D Hail... 11.590 Tracy, Ciara Bell. 12.05 Tracy Chas E ‘Tracy, Magyie.... Wiris, Franz X... .6,430 Wirfs, Jacob..... 6,540 Wirta, Johaana.. 8.00 Wirtualin, T 5,Uu0 Wischmeyer, GH 6.100 Wise, A A UF...... 11,290 Wise, Chas P..... 7.300 Wise, Evia...... 6,520 10.u40 ee eee ~ CAUTION! — Secure the Cenuine and Avoid Dis- appointment. PENDING legal measures to restrain the use of our name in connection witha so-talied Malt Extract, purporting to be made bya party who has assumed the name of Johann Hoff, physicians and cousumers are cautioned against fraudnient imitations of our goods, and are informed that all CENUINE JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT, for which weare and have been the SOLE AGENTS and IMPOR‘ERS since 189, and upon which the | Les, Mo. OTLO NORTON, Pres. reputation of this article is Based, is sold only in our A. T. L¥ON, Treas. SPECIAL BOTTLE, and bearg upon its label the hiss annual meeting of the stock-helders of the name of Woey- > ~ slo Raiiroad by es will be Witte dunn... ieee veld at the office of the company on Tues » March e, Jolin M 12.540 a ) , ” TARRANT & co., ll, 1884, for the election of five d rectors to saree for “Why.” said the officer, “Showin the name 278 Greenwich street, New York. Established 184. W ‘ ‘ul 5 y » 7 - rT iL.euberg, Paul. 15,400 one year. Polis open from 10 a. = ho r heavens did he eet so far from shore?” 0. 8S. CASE, ol ‘ Sole Agents forthe sale of the GENUINE JOHANN eres Gouitlieb.. 6.600 riz At! ‘ituuer, Anna M~ 6.10 ae > ST SRS eres Oe J President. eo Weil, I Can t Say tuat lL really kuow, but STA (A 2 oN eh ily Horr’s MALT EXTRAcT for the United States and wee it’s my Ovinion that he belonged aboard a “—~ eS SR DA Re . British Provinces of North America. Waaiord.c, 5 al ie . See : TOTICE.—The partnership heretofore existi un- dismasted Norwegian bark bound for Balti- kee , See our adv’ in th . Ft THE GREAT f t running in this paper Ww hier ~ mi) r orhuer, N @st... 8.59 der the firm nameof Kammeyer & Rein ( raok- ' o niere; that we passed hours previous.y. I E"*OoR PAIN. Barnum Repudiated. From the Washington Post. Just now Mr. Barnum bappens to be chairman of the Democratic National Committee, but his office wiilexpire with the meeting of the Chicago convention, and he wiil not be re-elected. The party has no confidence in him whatever. A Dog Picked (p at Sea. From the boston Globe “That is a haudsome dog,’, remarked Pat- roluan Mazee, of Division 8, to a sea cap- tain whom he wet upon Atiantie avenue, in the neighborhood of Commercial wharf, “Yus,’”’ replied the captain, who is - com- meee mand of a cvastwise collier, ovuking emery down with all tbe tenderness Witieid, Heury... 13.6 of a woman at the ; beautiful beast | Wiiumar, Arnold 5,0u9 | that stood gazing upwards Into his weather- | Withneil, J est...216,720 | beaten face. ‘lle 1s a handseme dog and al- | Wihneil, J est so an extraordivary one. [ picked that nobie | ean at fellow up at sea, eighty tiles feom land.” | Witier, Jobn..... “Eighty milies from iand.” ejacuaied the Wiitbroat, PH,.. et ’ Wilte, Erast...... “Yes, sir; eighty miles from land on my trip to this port and ithink when we got Witte, F A est.... 29,510 Wiiie, Herman H 9,690 | him aboard that he had been in the water at least forty hours.” form his friends and custo ners that he has with- drawn from the Norton & Wieder Paint Co.. and es- tablished himself under The Norton Paint Company, with factory and office on Lombard, petween Third and Fourth streets. All orders wilt be duly ap- preciuted and receive prompt attention. Respect Sg . OTTO NORTON, 5,790 8.010 Weigiitnan, Wm.124,940 Wei & MeCreery. 35,410 Weil, Augustus d. 17,420 Wel, Aususius L. 6,510 Wei, ducod P..... 7.550 Well, Juoseph.....363,020 Weii, Joseph et ai lesser Weil, Stias...c.... 2 Weintel, Leouara 9,710 Wetideli, Joun A 5,570 Weinert, doun F.. 6,510 Weiluhemer, Mis Wislizenus, F A.. Wisser, Patiip.... We manufacture the celebrated “St. Louis Villa and Cottage,” also the “Aesthetic” brands of ready mixed paint. lavigated golden ochre, Venitian red -and im- perial ereen, ete. Also so.e manufacturers of the celebrated “Imperial Coach and Car Paints,” so well and favorably known to every railroad corporation in the Uniked States and Canada. We have no old or dried up paint, no rosty cans, no soiled labels, but everything fresh. new andelean. The Norton Paint Co,. Lombard, between Third ana Fourth streets. St. lessees... Souther, W A...: uukins T)oruburg, 240} yyornburgh, F.... ypornburgh,R est 19,700 3 poner k - 5,860 oroughman, T.. 18.610 A NatKtl, DrJ WwW Trumann, B D...., Trummel, M L G.. 7y) Knor, J Hi or yaemann, F & Spark Thomas. Spaunhorst, Hen- ry J.. -. 13,150 Stock, lgnatz.... Specn!, Emina H. 17,120 Stock, Josepa est Speck, Charles.,...111,170 Stocke, Anna.... Speir, Emily B.... 97,480 Stocke, Geo W... Spelbrinck, Bern- Stocke, Jacob..., hard..... - 19,510 Stocke, Jacop.... Bpelbrinck, Hen- Stockboff. H H... ry eeseerese 22.370 Stocxwell.Clara L Speibrinck, Louis 14,200 Stoddard, Asa P.. Spelbriuck, Ru- Stoddard, A P.., GOlpli..<ssye+--eee 14,550 Stoddard, Kelly., s encer, Horatio ae Stoddard, Laura. U. . . 40. Sioddard,Sarah T ; Tbr 3 Spengler, Tobias.. 13,150 Stoehner, Fred W ee Harriet i, mye Ulid Bicker CO .cee - 8,160 Stinde, Conrad R. Stobie, Ann F.... Weiusberg, Jui 18,5350 Weis, Joseph Weisert, Jplin.... Weiss, Cis Puulip Ars wane seuss a Bstns cows Veilemeyer, Fre 9,800 Tyler, Roberta.. 28.990 api oe eee 6,230 owe. ee ene 7.470 7.324 —_ — a began Win... 6,000 | lin Eleetric Works) bas this day been dissolved by 5,100 Tyler, Wim C....164,100 | Wellemever, Hen \ veran, Hy W. 6,130 | mutual consent, Mr. C. Kammeyer retiring from the * sa'200 ’ ooo 164,100 be phere whe sone et, & * Pare 13,940 think he was was) wasbed overbuard from | ae — oe ae a oe aoe ~ | 2. vesleu, Fred... 64,760 ia ee - Mr. P. L. Rose of the American vate L-ne Tele- Wellman, Win.... 10,640 Woesteuuick, her dec Ks ~ ? phone Company, they will continue business at the At this juncture some gentiemen acquaint- | ances of the caplain appeared upon the scene and he walked away from the officer in their LS SANE Welipot, Louisetr 5,600 est oA place, ‘North Tenth street,under the firm name a! - a Wells, Krasius...Z0l ,O80 Woestbaus, & a. f ose « Kein. C, KAMMEYER, Uirici, Richard W.143.710 Welis, Woesitian, J Beas GUS. R Sperfiege Henry... 7,420 Stoewener, F est Spiegelualter Jo- , Stoffregen, Herm seph 220 Stohlmann, Wm.. Spieler, Geo. and Stoile, Casper.... ©o - 8.380 Stoltebenn, Jos.. Spies, Margaret.. Spieker, F. Wii liam Spindler, Ludwig. Spindler, Marga- ret r Spinzig, Charles.. my jaca Chas. + Stuliz, NOCetal, 15,840 Slone, Ab, lessees 5,500 Stone, Abner.... Stone, De Witt C 5,080 @st.. BSpraul, Erwin.... Springmeyer, F., Stulliemeyer, B EF Chirist.... Fobeoes 5,120 Stouffer, Sumuel, 7.680 Stoitman. Mathias 19,520 uyde. Joun D.... 8,150 Uplmeyer, Dr. A.. 5,170 Unlich, Fred A.... 10,150 Uymann, © Theo 8,170 Uyimanno, Enilie. 6,69 Ul, Audreas..,.. 20,370 Vv rahikamp, H.... 5,940 Va) Vakreuhorst F W Unibach, Casper., Umbaeh, Joha.,... Unland, Josepu... Upaike, G W Updike,Mariha E Urban, Joseph... Verdin,dJames.... 1 Vert, Antoine.... Vielhaber, Casper 5.500 10,180 6.530 14.930 6.550 5,490 0,980 5.20 7,090 Vineent, Jose hb... LRO1O Vion, Julta M.... lisey, Augusta... Voevel, Michael... ‘oxel, Dora - SS Vogel, Fred W... 8.S40 7.330 9,550 6,030 6,710 Wells, Lemuel T esl Weiis, Roduey Dv. Welty, ticteh L.. W cugier, Otlo.... Weisel, Curisto- plier Wensei, Hewry... Wentworth, @ W 10,020 Weutweortil, Mark Wezel, Adam... 21.910 Weizei,Leoutard 1b, gu0 Werner, Bernard. 33,400 Werier, Cuud,.., Wertiecimer, Jia- cub J Wovestinau, Lb .. 6,070 Woiit, Fred est... 12.350 Wolll, Marcus A. 47.520 Woiort, Leonora 13.950 Wouiken, Helieua.. 7.250 Woiken, Herman 5.150 Woikeu. Herm H 6.3380 Wouud, G M....... 10,000 Wood, Hannah... 89,480 Woodburn, Mary. 32,020 Woodrutt, Marcus } company, the dug, a handsome Newfound- land and St. Bernard crossed, leaping ona head with all the playiulmess of an urchin just out of shool, ‘ROUGH ON COUGHS” trocnes lic, liqnid 5%, ee ee — = ee | ee - nd Simply Astonishing. Suits forboy up to 11 years oldat $1 50 and $2 50 for this week to make room for spring stock, , at the GLOBE, 714 aud 716 Franklin avenue. ee ee His Dead Child. CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Swellings, Sprains, Bruises, rost Bites. Burns. Scalids, L OTHER RODILY PAINS AND ACHES. id by Druggists and Dealers i Penn Fifty Cents a bottle, Directions in 11 Languages. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. (Successors to A. VOGELER & CO.) EEE ————— COLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. BAKER’S Besides the BIG FOUR charmers we mentioned to our readers, we have the following ‘‘daisies’’ for spring: FOR BOYS. - authorize the guarantee by the St. o a ¥ # re) EIN. _S?. Louis, March 1, 1884. RTOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING — Notice is hereby giten that,in pursuance of a resolution adopted by the Board ot Directors of the St. Louis Ore and Stee! Company on the i7th day of December, A. D. 1883, a special meeting of the share- holders of said corporation is called to be held at the chief office of saia Company, northeast corner of Fifth and Locust streets, in the City of St. Louis, State of Missourt, on Tuesday, Maren 11,4. D. 1864 at 9 o’clock fm the forenoon of sald day, fer the pur- pose of ec msidering and aeting on a proposition to Louis Ore and Steel Company of the first mortgage bonds of the Grand Tower and Carbondale HKallroad Company to the amount of Six Hundred Thousand Dollars, and te further secure sald bonds by second mortgage upos peaparty of this com, aay as may be directed at sai@ meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. Springmeyer, F. Siraat, Mary A.. Skee aaa 33,210 Strack, Caroline”. i. Straszacker, Aug 7.870 Stratmann, F H., Sproule, Andrew. 31.960 Scratmann, H est Spuehier, Mary E 6.00 Stratmeyer,Christ Stabenow, Henry. 8.000 Straup, Julia 8.. Stabenow, Wm..... 7,020 Stiaube, JCF ... Stack, Bridget.... 5.630 Straus, Jacub.... 6.530 Strauss, Simon.. K. A. HITCHCOCK, Knee Pant Snits, azea 4 to 11 years, President. price $2 50, aud we venture to say that nothing ee eh and durable and cheap will be offered this season outside of our beautiful BOYS’ DEPARTMENT. FOR MEN. Fine All-Wool Dress Pants $5 a pair, Some beautifal effects in Cassimeres and OrFice oF MouUND ciry Mur. Fire Ins. Co.,2 light Metnoa chylisht Bayon 3 a NOTICE TO MEM BERS The directors’ of this worn with any style coat and vest, VERY CHOICE Orrick or THR WABASH, ST. LoUIS AND , Wessvier, Fred W. 6.060 P es a 18,200 Vogel, Henrietta, 15.» ni : Wesseliug, hu- 5,130 Vv; Vozei, Jonn 33 32% valle, Jules F.... 8,010 Vogel, John ¢ "413.900 Vajee, Mary L... 35,100 Vogel, Jolin esi.. 93.390 Vae Buren, Eliza Voygelsang, Jicob 5,610 apa Susan 6.240 Vogelsang, Rud.. . From the New Orieans Timer-Democrat. SS a) Vanilla Chocolate Ween 9.370! The other day a New Orleans man bad oe- a. J \\ ren a 16,030 | Casion to go over tle lake. On his way back, ; . ke A, Like all our chocolates, is pre- |; and when the train stopped at the bay he LT, pared with the greatest care, and Vapdaver, Zach.. 6.000 Vout, . Be | noticed a man getting into the car in front of consists of a superior quality of Vapdervoort, M.. 5,250 Vogt, Win 4 290 §.j99 | Wim with a littie bavy in his arims. After cocoa and sugar, flavored with V,pdervoort, M Voight, Bernard 8.390 7.890 | the traim had got under way: the conductor pure vanilla bean. Served 28 a je ssee Voight, E& Co.. 5 O00) came and said: “Come with me; l waut to Vandeventer, HB 6,130 Volland, John.... show you the saddest, strangest sieht you vau9 | Ya ideventer Win be rena Wii’ ever saw,” and he led the way into the next “ 1 . Varjareveit eg Vesta. Anant” woop pny ie tae nan whom he bad noticed wha Va1res Elien 16,680 Von Bebreu, CH it lithe Dabes nis pre cious little bundie lay : Vaiit, Atwooud.... 27,570 Von der Ane, C... quiet on the seatin front of him, and as Var Graafellands 5,060 Von der Ahe.C... 14, these other two men watched he leaned over Vai} Raalte, S.... 56.900 Von der Au, Jos. 19, and looked long and earnestly in the littie Va Studdiford 197.400 Von der Au, Val.. 6.270 Westuus, Valen. lace, and then kissed the frail finger-tips he Vag Seasetord — 5,000] ue... held so gently in hishand. “That baby is ae | cone Forel 5,000 | Westiake & Bul dead,” said the conductor. “Ltt died this 8 lessee » 17,940 Welding ta morning at the bay. He eouldn’t bear to Von Phul, Rosalie laa put it in a Coffin because then it would have Weston, Clarissa to go without him in the baggayge-car, and so he is just carrying it home. to New Orleans in his arms.” Stricken to the heart’s core he sat there quiet and unheeding, watching over the his dead child, kissing the fingers that would never again softly clasp his louk- ing down upon the white lids that had closed over the bright eyes as the peials of a sensi- tive flower close at night time over its -deli- re eo heart, and the world was nothing to iim. Attest: O. L. GARRISON, Secretary, THOS. DICKSON, SOLON KUWMPHREY - 6,140 12,490 .K, FERGU Rk. 8. GRANT, A majority of the Board of Directors, St. Louis, Missouri, January Sth. 1884. ee es Staed, Jonn Staed, P. drink or eaten dry as confec- tionery, it is a delicious article, and is highly recommended by tourists, Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & COw Dorchester, Mass. ieee al 8,600 Wovodwiird, 8S &K 11,450 Wooldridge, O M. § ky Wortman, Joun.. 6.64 Voili, Dieboid,... 6.630 Wriedeu, Wm.... 16.500 Wright, Emilie,... 10,130 Wright, Aunie M, 29,020 Wright, Betsy A.. 7,730 Wright, Clara M.. 6.550 Wright, Curilla... 14,640 Wrigit, Edmund. 6.070 Wright, M Alr.... 9,590 —— Jas A& DUDS wccenccecess 29, Wright, Jus A est ee Wrigut, Join H.. 6,080 Wrigut, Louisa H 15,450 Wight, hucharaB 43,500 Wright, ihos aud Mary Mueiler,.. 23.389 bl rat ‘ Sest.. 66,isy Vrigiey, Jemima, wr me oy +9 eage: 37,810 Wrisberg, Wu C., 1 Weteen Zan, a West, Sophia. .. 5,700 Wetzeli, ZF &Uo, Wall Som iP ‘aa lessees 8.610 Wutineier, G W.. 1. : 150 Wuitlug, Cnas.... White, Elizabeth. 6'850 “v,640 Wuize,HenrietiaW 5. guy White, Huzh L... 31: - 44.490 Wunderlich, Chas 11,320 Waite’ Hawn W » 7730 Wurm, TT....... 11600 ne gy P uullea, Walter S 6,130 Wyatt, Wim J..... 10-000 White, Julia Cet bon a” eee ee eee ere r eee eC ee ee ee eee adm ner, John,... Louls... 1 Iph 8,990 8,660 6,240 8,750 11,600 11,200 8,200 Weimare, apos Weizel, “iurbata uhbd Bertia..... 12. Weizel, Oino..... ously to June %, i482, payaole on or of Agen next, at the office of the company, 609 Ol stree CHAS. H. ALEXANDER, See’y. SEALED PROPOSALS. W h ite S h rts. ACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Our Dollar Shirt is intended to be, and bruary 3. 1st. is, the best article that can be produced | ,, Te Teewlsr ngot the Board to retail ‘at that popular price. Fine linen bosoms and ds, and Wamsutia ow muslin are the materials used, while they are thoroughly re-enforced and fit annual meeting ot HE to perfection. Dosen ad Se, Louis hal any hyn Fy DEDICATED TO YOU PREVIOUSLY of Maret, at b eloek a. ™m. atu with ho friend pays te dey ; nt We quoted our Men’s Suits $12, Men’s Spring Overcoats os All- Wool Wa. H. HOLLisTseR, d ildren’s ”” WM. F. NISBET, President. I _ Secretary. Pants 50, an Waists. “DONT FORGET LACKS, ? Fone a. Dy ie - ¢ +4. wt fe ~s ¥ - ae i . , ; : Bess . den ‘ +3 Zn a Ps 4 a, “ bay Q fa Me gas tae re 4 sy Sf aie 1 prs. "int Sa eT Sf APO OG OIE ge ‘ pita . : ee te ye EE Ee Se Le Ay s - os ee : = oe Pa y rE lessees . Van fourenhouid yen . Zandt, Win.. Btauard, E. O. uez, Wm C.. Stanford, A.M.. +" Stansbury l, Fred..... Bi riinsley.....0e. 16,900 & i ye Vastine Hannah, nton, Jobn.... 7,690 Stuever Sa Pal * Stanton, Thomas, 8,170 Buseck, Phitp Stap!, Gottfried A 8.200 Stuecklor, Margt 8,510 Siteek manu,Chas Stark, Martha A.. Starkes, Paunne., 8,960 Stue el, Heury.. SiueVer, Anua M arnied, Emia Jessseseseseseess 6,000 Stue *, Ob: RS Soe Baer ak fa 4“) **e ee ,. : Bteraman, ey Oe mo ) -eandbee e Falgien sta +s++s 68,390 Stucveteserancis. 5’ BStecie, Dr. A. J... 10.160 Stuever, | er sate oor Sieer, Catherine... 8820 Soiumbore .) GH 2 Steer, F.A........ 6,680 Scumpf, Btephan, Gul- Stumpf, St Dhscce sestecse 5.520 Stump, Steffen, George Stur Steeeman, Joho teseseeeseessecs T5810 Bimiz, Bieble,Joseph.... 6,50 Stuyvesant. Biridewaun, Jo- Stuyvesant, AnUA OBL. cams 030 Bt esao Steidemann, Ju- ™ Bac oak UB os sv csvevesces 15,720 Sudhalter, Dar ————_, EALED proposals are invited by the Masic Hall Sy Association for the construction and entire com- pletion of the stairs for the Exposition and Music Hall building. pians, detail drawings and specifications can be seen at the office of the association daily from 9a. m. toSp.m. Proposalste be handed in before noon, saturday. March 22. The association reserves the right to reject any oF all bids. J. H. JOHNSTON, Secretary Building Committee. Eg . rit - Voneschen, K.... fuss, John C.... Vossier, Fredr’k. SIRO te —_ — Mother Swan's Worm Syrup, tasteless, effe | station es A staley will receive sealed bids of new furniture belonging to said estate, consisting of different kinds of chairs, parlor wardroves, tables, exjension tables, wash stands, dressers, side-boards, cribs, library tables lounces, ete. The propert escribed in the second supplemen Cir- cuit Court No, 2,and can room of the Realy Sanne furnis Ekman, Adam diugham, W ; * Cs rt.... 5,550 aq@®, Rovert h 3,820 2e0t40n, Leo- White, Albert.... The Travelers’ Insurance Co mpany, A. A. Mosher, State ageut for Missouri, arkansas and Texas, have removed from 615 Olive street to Fifth and Walnut Streets (Soutbern H i] - ephone 130. Beh ay be held office company, March 13, between the hours of 9 mand + Gro. 0. Campenrmn. jr. Secretary ; Yaeger, Joh it = 7 g ohn F.. 13,190 Yose, Patrick..... 60,080 Yandell, Wm J... 5,000 Yose, Sophia A.., Yarnett, Z 5...... 10/57 REP ne White, Marvin C Yeakel, Fredk..”” 9190 Young, Bede xi Hak Winter Wheat in Wlinois. Cowpen cor. Serenity versa © be and White, Porter.... Yeatman, Lucretia 65/250 Y By T must tp ihe unde o Pp. ite, Samuel.... 7,440 | Yeliiten. Annie R. — CUAB...... y Felegraph to the Post-Dispaten. = hls, 1884, and must be accompanied a Whiteiaw, Renaen | Yoch, Joseph & 10,400 Younes eae orem bein ILL., esse 10.—The farmers peu check esc rinandane sae 7,2 eee teeta eee eres 39,550 SOPH Cee eee eens 8,760 Young, Lucy A... very m isgusted over the ot * pot D. BARA #20 | wheat crop Prospect. It is now positi pes apd purchase Dot completed, — Peeser * see fee 24 <s<25 ‘ . ay 2 : gle Se a = <el ae Spee PE ee ‘ - STAY Ie) epg