St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 16, 1884

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=| SALVINTS LO) % LATENT EDITION. = The Italian Actor to Wed 1 ~~. THE RACES. | vn — — ions Handed Down To-Day. San REneDownre Dehacies ew 4 ) By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch” Inga Date—A Rumor That He Yesterday’s Rains Result in @ Very | isn Orr, Mo., June d.. The Mound City Has a Wife in Italy—The 3 ee wy * | Paint and Color Company of St. Louis increase their spondence With His Ame . Heavy Track. capital stock from $50,000 to $120,000. can Affidanza. ö g Palmer & Smith, private bankers at Malta Bend, | E Attendance Reasonably Good at To-Day’s 0 By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. | — . Meeting—Programme for To-Morrow New Yorx, June 16.—The report that —Track Notes and Gossip. | maso Salvini is to wed Miss Adele Belgar ° firmed, and it is more than probable, if | actor can procure an engagement in tb Telegra Dispatch , next year,where he avows honestly that b ee — —— dene 16, 12 «.—There ts con- 1 more money in a season than he can m siderable anxiety over the weather to-day, and the vs : other side of the water, he will wed her rain threatens to fall at any moment. In that case can soil. A copious correspondence has t the day’s races will be off, and either the programme os . on between them since Mr. Salvini left fc will be continued to-morrow or else the day's events last year, and there is every likelihood th: of the fact that the future bridegroom has WROUGHT IRON | WROUGHT IRON | 7 — anger ee COOKING RANGES | LAUNDRY STOVES. 1 cena me — . —— the best because they are made | The most perplexing days to house Thursday. 8 The rain of yesterday did not damage the track at | Areth In all sizes, of best erial, are] keepers are washing and ironin more convenient, more easily man- days. Realizing this and sympath- all and it is in good condition, although it might be e garde aged, consume less fuel, heat quick- izing with the good housewife, we 4 trifle slow. There is a hot rivalry out here respondent, vs. Linn Bashann, appellant, | g wer of acting, but er, retain heat longer, bake better, | have perfected the above Laundry over: the mile and half dash, and | Dunklin Circuit; reversed and remanded. "On the Suited e star, who does not d heat more water, will last longer Stove, and believe it will mitigate — advocates are bni strong on his language ‘against the. t, which was not | very 174 he pan nw athetio tel S 5 6 5 prised most people by having the 5. and give better satisfaction than] the troubles mentionee, — lessen yt and Joe Starks, however, are tn 5 — ys. good sha L prove a walk: over for „all in a com of nt h so fine avorite, K to pull out the ta; 8 and re ded. vini was the chief. It seems that by bel o ly brought in contact with her he an attachment which ripened into admirat bserve her any or Stove made. _ the number of Blue ALL GOODS FULLY WARRANTED. | 7 . 1 2 — — of Groult Court atm affirmed. 128 „ much with her RE CO. : : . . 7 dash, Mona has call. The 4 SIMMONS — ie ta tor cho City ot 6a, Somme Ladies Who appreciate Fine Goods second cho “Gillet al, respondent nts, vs. Ferris, appellant, Au- | the trip and showed an inclination to cultiva All orders from outside the City should be addressed to third. society in ag drain Circuit; ed. gives better assurance of the pro- — the 1 72 She continued WROUGHT. IRON RANGE COMPANY, oui M. vill please note the following te cent to t : ign pee at is clearing up, ys the sun is shining G him. When the time came to sa CATALOGUES NOW READY. times is y the clouds. The track pretty Ser a formal declaration of his love heavy, but is dry ing up fast. Near the Roberts that he would marry her if she would have bad ‘condition, butt — it thro and — this she is said to have answered affirmative : ; d 1 — . City of of ppel- an t, vs. — "St. Louis, a d ——— are here, but if it are beginning f usually fine FF orton and Ray concur- | soon as busipess matters would permit ; day's sport will be realized. es Hough and Henry dissenti — 8oG ing. Miss Belgarde immediately put herself a A; 7 BY * COMMISSIO ously to the study of Italian so she should : First Race. se ny rel. Crane, res ~¥ vs. John F. compelled to have his letters translated to . pools ... ⅛ ͤ᷑— ],, , ON race are: Tax-gatherer 25, Boulevard 20, Joe Stark in ve age vs. Daniel, de- dictionary to write him as lon ; j 18. field 10. 2 — udrain Circuit; reversed and re- he wrote her. W : In the firstrace, one mile and a half, all the en- tries got off on a very bad with Joe Starks in eben. — vs. Missouri Pacific 2 those the lead. T therer won, with Boulevard second eae Common Pleas; reversed and | from him. They undoubtedly breathe thes PURE AND UNADULTERATED 8 and Joe Stark third, the latter being beaten under LOVE, Of Superior Flavor, Latest Designs and made ex- = the wire. Time, 2:51}4 Mutuals paid $11.00. | ert Hughes, eppellant; | couched in that passionate style which ies . SUMMARY 0 ans. He never tired reiterati First Race—Ptirse f which $50 to d her. though she h Pp ressly for druggi sts and the finer trade generally N 2 7 ms pe? stg weights 10 — below rare f ae de- to ny 88255 date when the ‘marriage via hed PO 0 roc Beautiful Pure Silk Gro de | % Pound. Mile Ladies’ Jerseys from 73c. to ; Children’s Dresses Hot Weather ents. 20c Nun’s Veiling, down to Gents’ Pongee Silk Coats and Vests, Gents’ Pongee 95, Double Fold Black English Afrique in Changeable Effects, re- Saturday’s Races. e Silk Dusters, Gents’ Linen Crash Suits, Gents’ India Cashmere. do to 120. duced from $1 DOWN TO 50c yd. | The Military Steeplechase was captured by Harry * manner af reasonable prices, Seersucker Suits, Gents’ English Seersucker Suits, — ah 22-inch Black Satin reduced from | 0'Fallon, who rode his George in good style. J. R. T. F. MOLONEY, Gents’ American Seersucker Suits (coats and vests|65c All-wool French Albatross, 81 to G88. Farrar's 8 given — 2 A ene 1 t u ee ee 28e Black Silk reduced to h. pas cane Win, Genet dens atid to ing 44-inch All-wool French Camel's $1 Black Silk reduced to 75c. Time, 7:16. Vallet. was the favorite in the three- Linen, Marseilles and Al ; Gents’ and Youths thin Coats and Vests from $1 to $10 per sot. | Hair Grenadine, Reduced 81 25 Black Silk reduced to $1. quarters of a mile dash, and won in 1:19, Virgil. $1 50 Black Silk reduced to $1 25, | Hern second, and Trouble third. The most tedious Gents’ Light Shoes, From 75c down to 50c. R 4 U BUY Gents’ Summer Neckwear From 85c down to 65c. $1 75 Black Silk, 24 inches wide, race of The horwee acted very badly and. one a severa] mines, but a majority are still in operation. From 81 down to 750. reduced to $1 25, — There usiasm among t he miners, COAL MINERS’ STRIKE. A Lack of Unanimity Among the Men Gives the Operators Courage. Go See the Gents’ Gossamer Underwear. — 3 — | DON’T FORGET OUR BIG SUIT SALE | n 1 ine Association. This dra t the Clearing H pean Time, 1 The strike a , ©, 1: Eleva 1 rs — 5 abead. April Fool 8 r of « Colersd Woman. 5 ; : Telegraph Diepateh. Cotvea, CAL, June 10.—This is one 15 Has more Im- . Net Mansnatl, Mo., June 16.—Elia Hyde, a middle- portant points on the Pacific Coast, is provements than i 2 —— f ; egy the west bank of the Sacramento River a / oe Eva K. ; population of 2,500 souls. It has cn ä 5 and she tende d . The Coroner's opium. any other. G. KOONS : Refrigerator ad SHOE AND CLOTHING C0. 817, 819 and 821 N. Fifth St., Between Franklin Avenue and Union Market, shout have haa it Von Moltke second and 1782 Franklin A venue. SIX STORES UNDER ONE ROOF. (Quarter Stretch none Bentill ww and Dale left to-day, the formerona cruise with i SCIENCE OF LIFE, ONLY $1 interests of his U ee: Sete eae ens BY MAIL POST-PAID. | looked which it is W * E the bow was found in the same condi- 2 0 \ 0 WV > 8 , neter Clymer Buried. V . Aretina backers met an Raabe. PA., June 16.—At the funergl of Heister ' ; Clymer this afternoon Senator Bayard, G. A. Nicolls, | ‘s\n 1 ,. 2 2 i and wetter men. 1 the Rest Railroad, and Dr. Sa W hia and Washington. ——— — | The Reading Railway. ald. — PutLapetrais, June 16.— President Klein * the} — Pay e tg am splcaion tothe cour for the aru of cor 77 MT Ss | nc N New Hampshire e ä 1 FS | — \ v CATARRH CURE, JIGH CURE, een CURE,