St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 7, 1885
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* K F. * ‘ . ‘ 4 1 BAS > = * ANE VOL. XXXIII. a — — : | : eee | ilor. | | | — | A | i 8 ö 1 oog GIGANTIC REDUCTION SAL 3rTie | * | en — | —— p— ' i ro RS ABOVE EVERYTHING IN THE COUNTRY! DRESS GOODS! | DRESS COODS! | | f > Joss S. 5 § DRESS COODS. 4 | ; 0 5 | : EAP. FABULOUSLY EAP. panos” 85 90 Ges renn . e . 2 FABULOUSLY CHEAP. | „ Dress Goods, which have sold from $3 to Black Gros-Grain Slik een 90e . . D ＋ we and Blecant Gros-Grain Biik. . . . .. . 2) tumes, ip eee eee eee IRE ST 1 10 0 — SIRS. «+. —— 218 Lace Flounces. Reduced. 3 Coward i per- High Novelties......-. —— 1 e . 1 bene’ Ha Gade ptt + Ore. plored Feniards. .... .... . . . . .. ( . f 750 Passementeries Reduced. r 7—— Tipe. ..-0s-- 3 D CT re . iat a ay B T — . 28224 — Escurial Laces Red uced. > Boss raced ab oo —:.. ͤ——— J 8 e —ͤ— 2222222 eeee . (a ee 3 25 Per Cent We Deduct Off Prices NR wll Sik ———— 3 of Our Holiday Goods. d pt ney hf . 1 sk Mer Alle — D bee — Cushions and to r . eee 8 0 3 1 —— 131 SS pty 22 Chenille Fringes, worth bos U 5 CLOAK & SUIT ROOMS. | Our Colossal Reductions will Wake Up the Most Skeptical and Amaze the Coantry. 1 eee 3 00 Stein Sh: WwW 557＋*V7àä'„—• teeter fist. tt 15 @ apn Set Posh Dolinans, Beavor-Trimmed.---ee f r BS SS * Plush Kusslan Circulars, Beaver-Trimmes.. 8 8 | Suk — — ‘wy yo Tee Sur — | — Bs 8 — 8 gg aman ee 8 Flach Cloaks lar bret dermentl. .. . 0 —————— nnn 15 DRESSM.AKITLN O - - BLO. bination Dress Goods, all along the season $50, now $25. a 1 Costumes to * Rhe Fashionable Evening Corsage to Order in Velvet, Satin etc., 815. : Tailor Suits of Elegant Quality Tricot, Silk Binding, $35. | Superb Evening Costumes to Order, $45. e Reduction Sale now, when every Lady wishes to buy Bargains, will be in- ' iganti a Our Gigan ted by the people of the city as the Most Brilliant and Dashing Stroke SAATIxrad TIV Ad ATVS u04 1 a . Nevx of of nn The Medical Brief, published at St. Louis, says, “~ Used Tongaline in acase | Se tems, Eee Bee: Many have become standing whic had victims to the use of or from wee do 1 — . — J ee. “Ba ig — fair - gerous consequences may be averted by the we a fair trial use of TONGALINE, which is almost a specific 88 FER. met in the acute form of Neuralgia.” 121 ier Teanaline the beat en thie Scene REC-DHYSICIANS Neuraigia I have ever tried.” \ FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ° A. A. MELLIER, Sole Proprietor, 709 and 714 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS. AS SINGLE FACT/NO POISON = IN THE PASTRY — IS WORTH A SHIP LOAD OF ARGUMENT. CARTERSVILLE, Ga This will certify that two members t my imme diate family. after having suffered for many years from menstrual irregularity and having been treated without benefit by various medica) doctors. were at length completely cured by one bottle of Dr. J. |, Bradford's Female Regulator. Its effect on such cases is wonderful, and well may the remedy be called Woman's Bee Friend.“ Yours respectfully. JAMES W. STRANGE | ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS. BASE HEATER FOR Major John O Whitner of Atlanta. well and favor. ebly known all over the United States asa Genera! 8 | Insurance Agent, : “I used this remedy before SOF COAT, l 1 Seer a — of ke Latest and Rect improvement in | Cases, alays with absolute success.” ä itt Coal — 2 Stores. They will ru the slack an keep fire over night. Dr. J. Davis of Milltown, Ala, writes: “Have used Vanilla. Lemon, Orange, te., Gaver Cakes, oom SekeWY ler Sale by all Stove Dealers. 2 Regulator extensively in my practice — — — delicatety and nat entire e: * Graily ast i m which t are made. EXCELSIOR MFG. COMPANY. | opinion, toe vex tnown remety forthe daca ny | FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT M which it is recommended.” FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE, » BMaverick National Bank, | +11 -g texan, writes: “there teen| Price Baking Powder Co " using your Female Regulator for several weeks and Chicago, 11. St. Louis 2 BOSTON, MASS. with great benefit. My case is of long standing, an or are nac | tas baffled many physicians. I ha | ’ Gritl - 2 . - $400,000 | medicine 1 could hear of, but the — m the Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder arplus =. lw 8 $400,000 only one that has ever relieved my distressing suf. Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, 8 bunte of Banks, Bankers and : Nee! | Mercantile firms 3 — Best Dry Hep Yeast — | i with Banking NOTASUL@A, ALA FOR SALE Sr SRCOCERNS. . Dr. J. Bradfield's Female Reculator has been thor- WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. Hanon correspondent, City Bank, “Limited.” oughly tested by me in a great variety of cases, and — Iam fully convinced that it is unrivaled tor that P= 0 ae — class of diseases which it claims to cure. ‘4 A 50 Midwifen 4 ee School f Midwifery Dealers in IRON AND STEEL; Treatise on the Health and Happiness of Woman ) ion tie! f ae: | -AND— - mailed free to applicanta . Ly IN G. N INSTITUTE. Tux Braprigtp Recviator Compasy. Corrugated Iron or Bocfing, Siding & Ceiling is ben insfitute of the kind tu the West in which ars raden 8 I een \ePture, and which is connected witn , ' Utute, s@ at students win receive 2 L 1 * and female students sdmit 1 2 1 reat ea be - i Inés lor the Working Ian — — 1 ar. t ae > — 8 | — oe —— — — bottie, Patt ANUPACTURER oF * * 0 1 — Be per © dea! i» native wi are str um Wagons, Carriages and Baggies, e Se, eect oes au me en Wheels made to order cade Wagonn Evey- | call I Cor, M i > = | = r JOHN NICHOLSON & CO — * Successor of J. Boeringer & Ca. 3 | Grossman's Specifie Mixture, 409 Walnut Street, opp. Southern Hotel, Ith this rem dy least M WTsons can e te | CKPORU 7A, — of diet. Lie nise! ves without Tab uad or in ica 1 deine | Price $104.02? eulen hal your mu ta — v. N resisted — we | Mooney visited his BLACK JACK’S BATTLE, ern: na | — — Gen. Logan on Hand Kaxess Crrr. Mo. 7. on tor the Struggle nor's slau. hter house at 8 just acrogs the river ° ——_——— ee Me recovery 4 g The Situation Com plicated—Chariey Far | eizhty-two . 7 .— — ‘ well’s Scheme—A Chica & resolution : the he: 5 ö o Millionaire — Sa . ng the re a ntable Disappearance of Geo, | 'n Up by the Democrats—Senator Mo and requesting their sentati 5 Saxer, Formerly of this on. Donald's Hopes Ba yard Favoring Pen- 1 8 ae: Telegravh to the Post. Mossary, —A mane Jilted in Turn by the Second ——— dleton for the Cabinet. preemie : Brig! . A. Saxet of New Friday ape rang pear 1 : ? er — Siriaas 2 Mews Grove. Mo. 3 ern and Loses Another by His | den cin Wr been | By Telegravh to the Post-Dispatch. count of family esterday with morphine Father-in-Law's Widow. .. . should the weather prove e vets Wasuixetox, D. d. January 1.—General Logan” Salam, Mo.. .—& cemarkable . 5 — ahead. ante = would not re- | left tor Springfeid. III. Monday evening. He goes dag ben progeess re, ninety con rersior 7 2 a — aie . — prema gh there for the purpose of looking the 8 2 — piace, with the work stili progres: Tueed enziety. Wheo roturu | ation over, so as to determine mseif whether | r January George By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. night bis family becamealarmed. The next | he has any chance or not. G 2 alias Georxe D Howespats, Pa, January 0 day his friends began a search which hag been con- vate 2 u Taylor, bis pri- southern part of this * — man w tinued ever sinoe, without their finding * lent secretary, been out ip Illinois for the davon a charge —— order tor young do has always. an the tc or | * week or teu days, came back last uicht. He | hen he was & ach Ohio last winter f heir-presumptive to one of the 1 ua farms n is 55 that be bas says that the situation out there amounted, in his of crumfasily acseulting ——— . in Centra! Susquehanna the favor. with him, or that be Ail trom the tere eg un he judgment, to this: Mr. Logan would be re-elected, | smacking Desa | 3 ite nephew of a wealthy no other Yay home. Some of his friends, however, believe oF else no one would be. He has pledged to him 98 RAN ASHORE, legal heirs, fell in ilove, about with S because, a re | Cut of the 102 Republicans in both branches of the a young woman named Anne „ Whose | sary of lis only son's approach anaiver- | Legislature. The Legislature will meet Wednesday | 81 7 father death, to whom nking of teamer Belle a was s well-to-do end farmer in | much atta When his son 2 for the purpose of orvanization and there will bo © ere Life Shed a Perry County. He became but the Conn ple ee a ake, while sleighin „the father's grief A* USTERESTIXG CONTEST AREANGAS — 3 7 — BE: Kat MAGGIE DREW A MEAVY COWHIDE hee iungt from onder her cioak, and striking an attitude, George & Bacer, saad: “If you dont own up I wid take it ont of your son, . hide.” Al right, 22 enjoy vourwelf. reviied pP Bitter. a sane. or the onsiaugnt. Whack! 4 oC. went the whip. “Give it to him.” ids. T. pe “Let him have it,” shouted the crowd bad W. H. Gardner. gathered to see the fun. 2 oa | labor the young mau. who bore —— : cA * ee 8 8 a 5 * 1 Pet * * 1 » * ¥ * - * i RE 8 So : 1 8 * wer 2 — Soe SEO ele 3 * 13 > 1 = * 5 0 na”) Py PSs . 5 — . R n n 1 =. +) 11 a 1 | fl I f f 1 t iti kids i ide, 1 oa E
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acpi Pe RE ER Ris 3 35 | 5 . J at aN gre Sk, Ce OW ae LR Sg} oo ie" * 722 ty ee 2 . ia hal ae Oe 73 N f 4 W * wy . . 2 * ‘Sy N 8 Ke : * “ 2 2 7 . 753 CCC ĩ ĩ en eee a Fag n: 4% e 2 * a — | age 4 STILL A MYSTEx.. We. ; S 2 oe 3 f 2 * bet ae * hs “te 8 aA — * ‘ *. te? ude * 5 3 — *, ' 1 1 penne? ae Nap Ps . n „ 5 g ö a : 5 a ö , ; ‘ 1 W 3 : ted — Investigation of the Indian ‘have deen on Locust Street. N N 12 — * f f : j 8 is 17. — — stre * * Be. > | 1 2 ‘ Tan Leases. he when tt : iy fe 2 * The Lady Does Not Know Whether Her broke th be, Fg RS mt | A Te — sallant Was a Man or Woman “ election e e e ee 3 UNDER ADVISEMENT. eee mistake. ‘mittes--The Interstate Bill — Piumb’s om, Pa. b = : ue creamy a | an Hart’s Application for a Receiver for] ed Over the Affair. shin: “I Plea for Okiahome Settlers—Reducing the Harrison Wire Company. | * 6 sa Expenses of the Diplomatic Corps. The matter of appointing a receiver for the Har- sxe 888 rison Wire Company on application of Mr. A. B. Mrs. Edgar Mayes, a good-lookigg young won . Hart came up for a hearing this afternoon | 1s confined to bed in the second-ttory bac r in Judge Labke'’s court. After : the residence. at the south-east corner of icra, t. | being variations of the regular ticket and with H. d. Baarstick at the head, two headed by the name | Talon tp dade Sherer in this elsewhere. Frank POISONED TEA. Post- January 7.—Mr. R B. Hunter, of By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. ~ WASH oro. 1 * is EEE ab 2 maetanees over which the detectives ar | pt ask t About 7D. m. last Monday even 3 2 Mr. Edgar Mayes left his room, at the abov, , : a, tion, agcampanied by his wife, who had dea : | a visit to — her N an 1 ut names the name of Seth W. Cobb at M. H | - . : ; ° . @ accompanied he fos 8 ol the par- pains Hill's — II 8 he mag her — a few 1 = : tery's. The past 8 o’cloc n hour later Mr. Gus We; arie 4 — 2 Washington Fashionab the directory It Nearly Destroys a Family on Ruts | jassing the corner of Tenth and Locus 2 1 acy and invalid 8 les. ace me arene 8 when he was attracted by tue did y | of further - judges of election ger Street, of a woman. Running across ‘he them. Five very tully pup- | tagging ? — . — corner. he ¢ ‘s Ph 2 going 3 rs. 1 Mayes staggering toward the stree ‘s | law should be re | 8 this 2 9. Through his wife he had formed ee to wine and beer The Presidente State Dinners—Splendid | as it is not usual of the lady, whose — . did. ; 80 as to make it Entertaisments af the. * and Navy mane, Sones in Charles Kunheim, His Wife and idren | When he reached her she was Jeaning azaing about rmy deed rule D p a | lamp post. No person was noticed on the nate the Assembly and the German Cinb—Mis aoe | — your for anugerously Poisoned—An Analysis of the a estrian who was leisurely me mad * . 0 v Eleventh at the intersect Locust | — met Flora West’s Debat—General Gossip consequence of Tea to be Made—Prosecution Threatened, n. app a Kem yal we — od Fen A — 1 aay ; as a wise ex- . de a am uneven vote. killed.” He led her to the stone steps leading to go when overcrowded in- 3 that Mr. . eg nat tha upper stories of the house at the sou 9 ¥es. sir. of —— .* By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. ) been worked into aj has The practice of adulterati gars, teas cott and taking her io baw — be — her to es + hat the State , iMac January 7.—High noon of this the | Board, ef St. Loud, originate t Re purpose at | xe wile cudmanesd Mak, far underoloua E sews 7 i e unare : erelot ul here for ex- of the year finds the social world ex- Did oe 7 increasing tbe quantity and weight and — with blood. which flowed — 1 2 ids no thereby reaping additional profit has been ween her shoulder blades. Dr. Irwin was mely busy. The festivities of last week, which by the witnesses last evening. At its conclusion | were largely in honor of the younger portion of the ee gpntie en ya 422 9— the | sprending rapidly of de — in and on first examination thought the wound that id 80 serious that he prohibited the patient's 8. Prett 28 42 f THE MILITIA 7 receives a good notice and State aid for it is recom- Senator Vest asked that a process issue to compel | community, have been assumed by their seniors, name Frequently, throuzh ignorance, cheap to her own apartments on the floor mended. These are the main points of the mes-|the attendance of Agustus E. Ivey of] and from this ume until Lent demands a cessation | Of their tickets, druzs and chemical preparations are made use of, Test i night for the a kid F „Ae Qhio and Mississippi Railroad Company at 10 and ot only misapplied, but eriminally applied, if , HELPING THE HELPLESS that Ivey had he was ind in Washington. The President will follow up his | o'clock this morning sent over to Mr. Haarstick — . 3 — 2 did not know who her Becailant gs to. to ask these investigations, but that Ivey 22 brilliant New Year's reception with a number of re- an weg reg paler e dhe fact that the preparations are poisonous «nd P ITI called on her and found Dr. Rich lattes come and testify. He added, in parenthesis, t ceptions and diuners at the White House. Without — _ | without intention to do harm. can bé termed “‘crizhi- m She second floor, J am ’ . be don't 0 he we Sonik ant ht ioe Gall . ng all other rivals in the annual courtesy competi — suffering from this stab,“ said the woman ae Manusc propose mad . thoug waiting for these to begin, however, the accompany- 2 ‘ nn At Of Chattes Bt chan her position in the bed with evider Ng t Further Donations to Relieve the de would see how far Ivey would substantiate, un- ing season Of activity in society generally has Merchants’ Exchange Hall was crowded with | poin — we unheim, 88 | Tig morning w the first time | be, of Marr! der oath, the charges made begun : about twice as many people as usual to-day,brought | !0on-keeper at Seventh and Rutger streets. | since Monday night. in has bee aa Distress of the Poor, * by letter. „ on the floor by the election. The throng eddied — er 4 1am his a ee ow 7 hawe.beon Zoll ed to ag : 52 5 — thas filled--S° nase even onda abou com pared "i a n, de ur 8 ö — a 4 MHows ’ The Indiau Land Leases. evening was given the first ente ww Xe oe hy *. — — pond se on ge their minds a Ste Se at supper last night by drinking tea which un- . 7 8 ** 15 — ved this stab?” ments. we ee Wasuineron, D. C., January. The Senate Com- a * — ous nature of the contest, while they smoked and | doubtedly had been adulterated and tampered with parts of it. 1 bad lela te ae mittee ou Indian Affairs continued the investigation Army and Navy Assembly and German Club. This | munched the festive vpple inthe manner stated. Immediately after finishing visit to m hor gy, The Fourth District Turnkey Makes a Sue-| r the Ind organization number among its members many ot The question most cémmonly*$asked was, who | their meal one of the children was seized with vio | 7 dia n e jan land leases to-day. R. D. Hunter of th a be fi Vice-Presid it bein lent contortions, pains im the stomach and vomit- ot write that Lgwas coming, be} | cessfnl Tour With a Wheelbarrow— Fresh St. Louis was the only witness examined. He is the e leading army and navy officers. and as the city n Fe A agi eg ane 2 po * — ing. Mrs. Kun eim. t! other child and Mr 2 my husband that I wanfe d to 5. and list ho. For several Cases of Distress—Aid Urgently Asked | lessee of 500,000 acres of land of the Cheyennes and ta- ust now unusually ful of military people there | take rank according to the vote of each, and the | Kunheim were cach eifeciqd ina similar way in 5a wen tired . — eeewuckaiiiee be aa prosecuting Arrapahoes. His evidence was substantial was naturally an effort to make this event one matter having so much the more interest because rapid succession. mg with rheumatism,said he had better vo hom. Smith, a bar For. : Y | of unusual brilliancy. The result was an occasion | the first place of two is generally considered THEY DRAGGED THEMSELVES TO BED bed. I intended to leave on the Kansas City. une bouts is 6 ’ a repetition of that civen = yesterday | -» : . a stepping stone the Presidency of the Ex- 2% 5000 as able, while one of the other chil- aed Alto a 50 5 ue Kansas City, ch. by other lessees of these lands. He was searchingly Y grept interest, and one seldom eurpested in change. dren was sent for Dr. Richter, who, when after ha left I decided that I wot a rea on hien examined with regard to his knowledge of any | Tilliamcy in Washington. On the same evening] Every man scratcheil his enemies wherever he | fle arrived and examined the nts. pronounced I started up Twelfth street wail home Ti may be F&F Notwithstanding the mild weather lately prevail- | payments to third parties to secure the jeases and | there occurred a reception at the residence of Prof. found them in the direptory and the committees. the malady poison of & character, tnat on account of his rheumatism my busted as it e given! deciared that he knew of no such payment. No | Bei At 1:10 P. m. 1,096 votes had bee u polled. and it was | used by the tea partaken of at the evening meal. wouldn't walk f 11 wied en Spruce st Arent. Sin ploye r detail of toe Goverment’ ang | Bell, the inventor of the telephone, which was at- } 2°: betivved that the hefe vote would reach 1,500, | During the night the victims suffered intensely, | Kiong by the Four Courts and in the dark yin film sutured o8 no member of Congress held, so far as witness ended bye large number of persons. Only gentle THE SUCCESSVUL CANDIDATES. “| and at times their lives were dispa:red of, but-for- | 7 — But * didn’t 2 8 man well k knew, any sg in the 8 TR men were invited. but this did not prevent creat 28 — 7 — he was only about fifieen minutes ahead of we * oe : . it —..— . . 4 — er interest being felt, These “stag parties“ at Prof. reporter called at the residence of the Kunheim oo „ est 9o'clock when I reacted more ent, and stated to the committee es Bell's are always well attended. He usually gives family, and was shown into the*sick room. where . 2 an | Locust streets. L didn’t ti as gleaned fr before he introduced his resolution and made his | several of them during the season, making musica! the four untortunetes Ing. Mrs. Kamien oad [080 | wis con i e Lo t 7 — ne R. . remarks upon the sub . be had found in the let- and two chiidren were asleep; breathing heavily and T oh ots — % — — 9 © Tent Side of . Richard: ters from Augustus f Ivey of Vinita, Indian Ter- Nerary matters a feature of them. He also moving restlessly from time to time. Mr. Kun- — th * — sd r 7 Al res Tt of ripeness t! Associatior’s appeal, pub- | ritory, making the most serious charges in connec- | ves a few general receptions to which ladies are heim said that he had endured excruciating pains 10 u if oe ee thing tat ‘ lished yesterday, met witha will response, but | tion with procuring land leases for grazing pur- | invited and at which Mrs. B. Bell also appears, during the night, but that ne felt muh better just myse tell, Miss the officers the Association stil say | poses. He did not personally know Ivey, but had though, as she does not then sad thougms ke ies be oe Se this had Ky — — th on there is room for all the contributions that ean be | received several letters from him upon the : especially enjoy this sort of from his bep in a few days. “I have not the slight- pen 4 SS wasn £ 0% at it wang daily routine the associa- | subject He now understood that Ivey experience, these latter receptions are comparatively est idea of where the was purchased” he | 2esro woman, I didn’t pay any more attention tot currences of to 1 ¢ eg ML pod * “put 1 assure you that as soon| Just ee L reached the corner, this person aud found to- refused v 3 4 — 1 sufy . There were also on Monday as 1 am able 1 will make every me, ‘Where are you going!“ I was so frightened com is w we promote the public interest to take 3 . n effort in my power to'find out. My wife says she | that Ididnt make any reply at all This pens the - rue * 2 before meg ok goo — bim to of the Supreme Court ladies obtained it at pee speek See me in the back. I screamed for help and Mr. Weis ot subnu such an | being most attended. : who had just been sent out by his wife, recognize attempt to make bim ous. . g on Carondelet avenue, but there are so of a Mount a Yesterday was still more erowded with events so- them there, and as we deal with no one — my voice and rushed towards me. ‘Do you think Ze could identify this person f * for it will 1 1 ay — nes to 1 oe exact you saw him Pl ow fortunate that my three other children | “ don't know whether it was a man or wo man. did not drink tea last night, as is their usual custom. he person had a smooth face and a time for Holtnorth Diem issed. cial. There were receptions in the afternoon by | Wasmmeton, D. C., January 7.—Sergeant Holt- | „es of a large number of Congressmen, especially Avenue Sunday-school, towards the relief of the poor of our city, being the | north, who inspected Greely’s private papers, has | hose in the Rorthwestern part of the city. Those mean look.- 1 think it 4 ° was t very and very likely some of us would be dead a woman, but I don't know. Maybe it was a man in of a collection taken for this 8822 last | gismisesed from the Signal Service 7 this time” Treasurer b OR amma extremely busy on that afternoon. In the N . Sr. Lovis, January ©, 1865. | XLVIIIIu CONGRESS. evening was a reception at the ANN ad it of, and, ‘alrhougs 1 know tt E very queer Meudt To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. . : residence of | 1 : . , : explain this at Ha uded this story 7 „Justice Bradley, whieh was at- was the Health Commſssioner's office to attend to please find $5 for the fam The Senate. ch matte he call Dr. Vatsou t | wounded woman over to resume reading r ly named 4, tended by a very large number of people ‘The au rs, e called on Dr, Carton to “Hypatia,”’ which had been laid aside at the an- White, whose case was reported in last night's asuixeton, D. C., January 7.— The Chair laid tain if the city would analyze it and take charge paper: air. efore the Senate the report of the Missouri River | ord toners mene dame e. 4e cn the case. He was mformed that the ]]... wae FO Gives MAU Commission and a report showing the maintenance : » was danetng party at the British have sothing to do with it, and, so far as they dre the only person who apparently knows anything ahd 5 0. „ . 8 ‘Sr. Louis, Mo., January 6, 1885. | by Capt. Eads of the channel in the South Pass of — Minister West and his family are pretty | n however? to find the 8 about er and, in the main, supported , was 2 2 — of Gour I wish te donate, | ene Bie. : 9 ar, 8 * ornate Pe ,| the tea wasold, and” if found, the proprietor . house when, I was. attracted t to be given to some needy widow, but do not | Among the petitions presented was one by Senator — — 2 — — a ae the Sarshents’ Rxehenep, bas been Bor ate wearin — is guilty of the sale will be vigorously pro. de ‘screams of a woman. I recognized the . ned know the best way to send and have no way of | Plumb from Oklahoma settlefs who set forth that nd party—the oreme dela | a prominent figure in St. Louis commercial circles. voice as that of» Mrs Mayes, ad ofa — If vou can have it sent for please do ] the iand they occupy bud been long since bought creme, soto speak, of Washington society. 60 Heis a strongly built, medium-sized gentleman THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE, HE od 3 — 1 — yo 7 80. pectfully, Mrs. Anntz CAMERON, from the Indians by the United States and paid for; these little events at the British{Legation are always with a pleasant, attractive face, blonds hair an — the stre. mps los ao * * ah 100,000 No. 2 N. Beaumont street. that the United States did not expect or intend the | welcomed by those permitted to attend, and es- — — W ne z habit of wearing | Republican Candidates at the Late Election 1 ma wore 8 long buff * and a — — Hercules : reports the following donations: r soe heed ar pecially was this the case on this occasion, because very — look. 2 — pe be Cheese See Pe meen dark slouch hat. Mrs, Mayes says that she thought for . the large — . mnt 1 epee . allowed to remain in the homes established for of the fact that it was to be made the opportunity 1 the president of the Mississippi Valley Transpor- Hartrorp, Coxx., January 7.— Tue Connecticut it was a woman, but I think she is mistake Louis and a Campbell in ee oe of calico, dress, goods knitted sear’s, sacques, — . 2 the | of introducing into society the second daughter of — 15 * -. — ——— — Legislature organized to-day. The House elected — lle ggg ER ry x gg 1 . : ‘ val, anc t " erprise. , : e ⁵ . pene Minister, Mis Flora, who, with ber younger ᷑ œ t tarry larger ean balance , Legislature will] , the atret. 1 ihe ate to order and appointed oe Grund, a bundle of clethés. | teat influence of weathy and powerful sister came from England a year or more ago. any other customer of the St. Louis banks. Al- | meet in joint convention at 10 o'clock to-morrow f 1) at the eevee — * 4 By = had in the m clerk. . 5 cattle owners, who do not themselves pretend to] To-day is the busiest day of the week. At 1 though he has lived a great deal. Mr. Haarstick has | for the election of a Governor and other State of- ve overtaken him. Mrs. Mayes w + P ces at Mount Pl from the have any title to the land, but who use the lands - n not lived very long. He is in the very prime of life | ficers Republican candidates at the late election stone steps, but she was unable to walk up $400 worth « the newly Sr. Lovrs, January 5, 1855. for grazing cattle. The petitioners add that they o'clock this afternoon the marriage of | with many pleasant and prosperous years before | Will be chosen. other flight and I carried her to my room. I asked! cordhng to tl they are To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. — 7 gone — ene — 1 have bought piows | Lieut. Mann of the army to Kate Ray, | him. : , — 1 3 — — * — Bh — — about om as 7 and axes an usa their frie — The Pok I — , esu. 5 at tbe apn. | aot — — street, third nee. „ far de ge bers, and pray Congress to „ ee oe eee ay” Tb ES tot > mn kind had been made. She carried a hand satchel —5 bor arose and | small cli Such be energy and. industry military forces, and instead take early steps to place at St. John's Church, after the full Episcopal Gi. Bw The cases against John Johnson, Allen Ruséell, | on her arm but he didn't even attempt to grab this the matter e Senators | she has done all she 910 support her family anize the territory of Ox lahoma into a State. service, in the presence of a large and distin- “iN >) 1 Nathan Hunt, William Henry and John Hanson, | The police regard these stories with much doabs, department, and keep from askin ce — will find her r the 2 ber b said that | guished company. The groomsmen were Lieut. a N who were caught in Tillotson’s poker · game, at 20 4 to oſter any solution of the myst» — tri — i ay ty ö . —— 14 be ‘the — violation of the jaw, as the iaw was ‘inter; — 2 Auger, Lieut. Brown. Lieut. Davenport and Lieut. 7) D f 5 you, Will see her wants attended to . vet —. bad already | Allen, and the bridesmaids were Misses Meyer a 7 Police Court this morning and continued until the; . Post Offices Kobbed. the mother Lart Susscriser ov Your Tarn. 20 on should not be again oc- | Thom, Greer and Niles. A reception is to be held Re th of January. ThegPost Office at Caledonia, Mo., is reported to Spruce stree * ABLE TRIP. 3 — Ba — * — 3 — at the home of the bride this afternoon, and then | . 3 A arrant was sworn out by Officer Leonard | have been broken into and robbed. The Postma PB awn — — 9 ‘4 this ——4 Be Rey say yes or nay on the question of the occupancy of | the Lieutenant and wife leave for a brief wedding 7 charging Fred Pinkham with keeping and running | ter lost about $700 in goods, but the loss to the ole ards P th 1 Sturgeon Market, soliciting help f these lands by settlers. He hoped the Committee | tour before going to hig post of duty, F 5 a gamb. ing house. All of the captured parties are proper was trifimg. “Do you « an hour at the work and pe. on Indian Affairs would act at tue earliest opportu- | worth. This afternoon Mra. athers Wilson hese out on bail except Pinkham, who is in the hold: The Post Office at Lesterville, Mo.. was robbed of * Ido | loaded down with : : 8 over. ; ‘ paar «dane nen she beef, fresh meat The calis nator Dawes said the committee had alrea a “lunch at her home, Miss in stam an unknown thief. The stamp “Ny but, p*were 60 numerous 83 suppl — ead examined into the subject and me oth in the Daisy — notes of Fh ee 2 ase | | I The Grund Committ wos — subsequently. but the thief *. to go to Eva L ply was ¢x- | present condition of the title to the lands they could | deb 1 25 caped, Bhe told me — Work. So far Captain 2 — ue | not be opened to settlement, and the Senate had | °° ut was the occasion of one of the largest parties The Grund Republican Committee met at Turner's he pected to gu no he 1 as not received a _, bushel — 1 — report. * N * 8 the season at the Rickett mansion last week. Hall at 8 o'clock this at᷑teruoon. But little of any a 55 Clark A 2 ai aed l the resolu wes LO ony orth St. Louis ae — 2 ere was another wedding, too, this morning, general interest developed. Mr. Poupeney read day case against Frank Clar ede fret. od see on is Seventeeth street and Clark avenue. Mary Ford of this city, the marriage taking ever, of special importance. The gentlemen talke Ker rey; mene hg meee ir ia not, — a THE DISTANCE . The House. at the Conception Chureb. There is also quite over the political situation, and adjourned fivally, Ne only p. is so great that the coal costs Wasuinoror, D. C., J 85 after a discursive and general chat. hlia is anxious not to bave E . Shel Gase, and immediately/ an that it is h nearly . „January 7.— The Speaker laid 4 FASHIONABLE GATHERING to his name. , campbell laid the |fivered. As “an” "instance, “the’ Gapilt, | Devore the House e letter from the Secretary of the | t the residence of Justice Bradley this att 4 | 5 —— 1 pert he one, an order to the White family at No. N. Treasury transmitting an estimate of $150,000 for | the occasion being the meeting of a “Shakesperian | A Missing Boy. | CARONDELET JOTTINGS. sent were called nie pee Te ee Eee the completion of the light house at the mouth of | class,” in which many of the most prominent] Mr, Seth W. Cobb is one of the pillars of the St. ea ag 2 en benefit how. a _ Sees Gonates Vi whose dents of N Louis have been decidedty slow | ‘2° River; referred; also a letter from the | Society ladies of the city are greatly interested. | Louis grain tride, the sertior partner of the firm of | OW" eyes, dark and compiexion and wearing | Josiah Cross made a donation fer the Dr. R that the County je suswertns the seatinned appeaie fot charity Secretary of the, Treasury transmitting estimates | Besides all these events there are the regular Wed- 8. W. & Co, and one of the most and a sik handkerchief around his neck, is missing | the poor this morning. ‘thought tha imuing him credentials pom jhe ty mado pan — ae proverise 45 nesday receptions of the Cabinet ladies, and as they fic ing. brometto, bia 2 aot I « ee. from his home. 1912 Sullivan avenue, since yesterday | Brilliant Lodge No, 85, Knights of Pythias, sever. .sroul’ was ia. NR bread been : -haired black-beard „ Wh last h elect officers to-nigh 2 f men mes Had it are the first of the season in the picture abov : morning en las seen he was in company 7 * in. Sabat. — hee bon three of them, it is , the 5 Seth was „ ae of Ed. Godejohn. He was perfectly contented at] A false alarm was turned on by some unknow has had sev: om, making day a very busy |} | . e- | home and it is not believed that he had any inten- this morning from box 431. ä : who ess than eness of any & pas come tr: at t | — Ao mane es ve “we Mr. Cobb if 5 black beard and a knowing ex- tion of running away. „ 9 1 — Wasa misus morrow Mra W. D. Wyville gives presion Broadway, died morning withou Commit- pv eee tiene e The Bridal Balletin. ) ia, destitute, aod the tune of 4 os pad — 1 will have to by the city. 3 e * wr ae aca pew 2 4 street H. News of clothing, and | ume to Relief Association $42 25, the net Thirteenth street, a bun- yy Mr Eugene Hausmann, 620 Buchanan ceeds of the ball given New Year's for the benefit of Treache name, left re ave Sh that if ) , Rauer, 1012 North Nintb street; Albin F. the poor. ) By Teiegra; yesterday to be tot bs me three . ‘ * oi ee, Market street, to Annie M. Autor, 1424 Ho whose case is men- g spoke in s of bis . He could | n 1 7 Louts the orn Fifth carry out the : is Senator Ru, received by him for —— 5 Sold Upon Notes. 2 wan phason toe BB —.— ere Bros, brought suit to-day against — 2. — Charles . ‘render this A notes for duiy ob avenue; one bag of and two Pounds of e, than prow coffe, from ite. Butterdeld, Jefferson aveove and — 2 e fourteen rice and peas, from , 1 eauc J L WS an. ot Tasos endeavor to secure | n inn
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| Dome in at this ‘ v. in this city, recommeded ene Caps Fane Faster. All right, says 1, Til them, @ sol did. my | me? Well should 2 * * — Snot. rey gi mee the those . ＋ Tr most pleasantly. and in 4 gepture th th compete Ww! ed when Benson's plasters are ey fs si” Fil IS MISS SMITH? Pretty Black-Eyed Girl Mys- teriously Missing. — wt r. 2 — Says She Has Carried Off a Manuscript Worth $100,000—A Promise Which the Bride Never Fal- of Marriage Very Remarkable State filled--Some ments. For several days the police have been secretly ung u vigorous search for Miss Jessie th, a hamdsome young woman whose wherea- a mystery. Her description ts 8 which’ the officers are working, be regarded as accurate, inasmuch ,other, who resides at No. 1418 reh for the — woman om on the request of Dr. Richards, a gen oy known + rofessiona! circies in St. ** has occupied several important chairs in institutes, and is an , on than one special subject. The 13 gleaned from reluctant sources are about as — » Miss Jessie Smith made the acquaintance o Richards several months ago. What degree ripeness that acquaintance bas reached is some wat ohly Dr. Richards and Mss Smith can Smith for obvious reasons hand to tell and Dr. Richards so much changed by the oc- 3 of the past few days that he cot d not be toalay to receive his statement of a very cated affair. I be doctor isa gentleman on y side of fifty. while {ea OS Miss SMITH IS 4 BLOOMIN twenty-dpe years. The doctor lives at Pleasant, none = but nvenience 1as 1 al the corner of Fifteenth and Olive streets. Considerable time, however, has been t elsewhere. Miss Smith. it appears, prom to marry Dr. Richards sometime ago. but when the time approached and the Doctor began to look for a fulfillment of the contract, Miss Smith demurred. A few days ago she had an interview with Dr. Rickards, during and since which she said that abe would never marry nin This resolve was made knowa, however. until after the doctor Bed give ber between $000 and $700 to parations for the expected event. disappeared last Monday evening, stating she was going to Evansville, Ind. This statement was amended by the threat that SEE WOULD COMMIT SUICIDE. Dr. Richards complained that in ea ving the girl obtained possession of and carriea off a manuscript of a medical work for which he had deen offered — and which in 90 1d it is given by ber u ce street, The sea Miss not OD routine has been the of Mount was Holioran East St. of officers searched the @igoing trains at the Relay Depot last Monday might. but witbout obtaining apy clew. After re- ceiving this report it was ascertained that the girl bad in the meantime visited the doctor's residence * Mount Pleasant, from which between $300 and $40 worth of personal property was missed. Ac- Gording to the doctor's valuation the girl now has sbout $101,000 worth of his property in her pos- eon, Chief of Detectives Burke was Wied about the case, and said that the matter had been referred to the department, but as yet it appeared to be more of a breach of trust than a case demanding police at- tenon, uns SMITH, the mother ofthe young lady, was found at 1418 Spruce street. “Ob, that is all settled,“ she said, laug when the repurter had intimated his business,. — Rich- ards vil expiaib the whole matter in a card.” “Do fou know where your daughter is?” No. I do not, but she is all right.“ “Toen she bas “4 8e go to Evansville, In told me she was olng PEACE, TO PRESERVE Why Lot Wright Gave the Mar- shals Bull-Dog Revolvers. — • öÜ— He Had Heard of Attempted Frauds on the Part of Democrats and Wanted to Prevent Them—How a Lone Repeater Was Fright ceedings. — — VD—ͤ—ñ— pringer Investigating Committee to-day Mr. Follett, a 1 ; “Sok . * 2 . N 4 * 7 1 Sy fi 2 a Gas 4 = ta * 8 * 22 / 5 wa — 5 2 wey * 32 * W * aha He denied,that he authorized any iustruc- tions about the — of keeping peace and se exeept for the purpose ion. He had no purpose in ap- har, edn — eel at all except to comply with the law, and preserve the “ : hought sufficient by reports of prospective violence He appointed general deputies from other cities to meet cases of alleged intended repeatin : from thoxe places. He gave as an instance one Gallagher, who came here from Chicago with a gang. but eft when he saw the preparations to prevent 8 He is the man now charged of connection with the frauds at the Chicago elect ons. Similar cases were to him from other points. His toforma- tion was that the pro frauds were solely in the interest of the Democratic party. He had not heard a single case of a Democrat vented from casting a legal vote, and knew but one party charged with attemping to ILLEG l ALLY VOTE the blican ticket. He bas not been tried. No deputy mars were allowed to work tor candidates. * was also that they intimidated red voters were — Station ouse without charge by ice officers, and kept Van Alstyne of fact that thirty or more of these co.ored men were taken from Ingalls fy. H id of bis M. E. to testify. e to INTERVIEWS WITH MARSHAL WRIGHT chairman of the Citizens" campaign. get him and the or to act in police and deputies might oe appointed from ‘oth parties and thus avoid the appointment of Dep. uty Sheriffs Wright used adopt FOREIGN NEWS. Parts, January 7.—The Anarchists are preparing to make a demonstration outside of President Grevy's houses, next Sunday, against the return of Louise Michel to prison. The Dominion. THE ORANGEMEN QUIET. Torowro, January 7.—The Mail's St. John. N. F.. specia] says: “When the Tenedos arrived in Bay Roberts all was quiet. No attempt was made to haul dowp the Orange flags, the legality seeming doubtful. Last night, however, the Orangemen re- solved to take them down themselves, and did so amid cheering and the singing of the national anthem, which the Tenedos acknowledged by dipping herflag. Tne Government im sending a force acted by the request of the magistrates, but the people resent the action and say they are only maintaining their rirhtand intended no violence. The ship and police will be recalled. The reports > pected to go there before sae — coueluded she would ret. * “It was said that she had gone away Muabie papers of the Doctor. Is that u not. The Doctor left his papers with h oy Person about the house to leave mem » She hadicharge of his house until he could an older housekeeper, but she left the house and 60 State sent tb aim. and thougnt she had gone away with them. 3 don't Bay anything about this, but as N is im love with her. If she ‘that be would fall in love with ber 8 nape oy Nema Itis funny, See an en Who meet her fall in lov A has several such cases. omy e gh . on pepe int and said that the whole matter d . f : 2 & — and chat he would explain —— — RUGERS REWARD. The News F . rom Springfleld—A Democrat's reachery- Unappreciated Compliment. By Telegraph tothe Post- Dispatch. * House. SPRINGFIELD, itu, January 7.—At — un session of the Senate to- day uger Voted with the Republican majori — of Cook County for president pro — against Seiter of St. Clair (Democrat), — 2 tation of the Senate was unc. Tue usual f | 2 the only break in - te “4 Es Was cause 8 Merrit (Deiniocrat) of Marion — , e Rev. Burchard of New Yors cuaplain at the Senate, RUGER'S DEAL. Ruger was wduced to nomine for President ee Candidates for one Ole Clerk sui aliowed o hame “nich P of brother ‘°° — for Of the — dne te ing d of the 2 vote for the Re. by the witodrawal assislant t- — Ruwer appointees. is Scharlaw ES. until aoa was dewayed by the Demo- the ve, and a Wullot tor teow * resu 4 ö ein ; l for Haus (indépendent | — 75 ker ib Me 75 for announced Hai: ites, — ee NORTH CAKOLINA LYNCHERS. Suppose. Dead Man Testimon aig ad Man Returns to Gi Y Against the Mob. aq Dh, Meeting and vened at noon to-day. published were distorted and grossly exaggerated. England. A PROTESTANT PROTEST. ., January 7.—The Secretary of the t Educational Institute has written to Eari ville, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, asking whether Errington, the unofficia! British representative at the Vatican, is authorizea to ne- gotiate with the Vatican in reference to the Catholic missions in india. Such action, the writer says, would b* unconstitutional and would prove injuri+ ous to the Protestant cause. A dispatch from Rome to the Exchange Telegraph Company says: Signor Mocenni, the Papal Under Secretary of State, de- nies that Errington is accredited to the Vatican, either officially or unofficially. Spain. 4 SOLEMN PROCESSION. Huntington and Gould have Beads togetner 10 accomplish this move d cailed u the St. Lou For the — 2 — the — 1 on man meeting with e * at F of t arent of A E freight agent of * Indianapolis an 5 Wann, of the Chicago and ve harmonious discussion —＋ . was 1 rate of tuirty-five cents per St. Louis to New York, wuile not 80 nigh as it been in the past, a to be shippers aud railways alike; and tt as the cotton season ix half over, it woud be unadvisable to ad- vance rates this season. The Soutbern Lanes were 80 not ld. and tae meeting adjou “ELE rned. For the t few weeks the Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Lokk Narrow Gauge bas been “having & venic,”” handling flour, seed, cotton seed oll — ou cake at . Ali this fun was had at the expense of the five standard roads which torm the pool. The van Ceutral, the eastern outlet of the T., C. was called in to assist the pooied lines, and Manager Ledyard of the M ©. at once ordered ager of the Wabash, eft for Chicago last evening to attend several freight meetings W. WOOP here to-aizht. W. H. Boyd, master of-transportation, dition to his present duiies, assume those of train- master on Mineoia, Longview and Taylor sections, aud tieoderson branch of the Missouri Pacific, with ueadduarters at Palestine, Texas. THE RESULT OF A SALE. A Railroad Cashier Confesses that He Em- bezzled 612,000. Boston, January 7.—The lease of the Eastern Raiirvad by tue Bostou and Maine Road brought to light an embezziemeot of several years standing, The amount taken is $12,000. This mornirg Alfred | H. Oliver, the receiving cashier mn che treasurer's office, was arrested. e made a clean breast of it, so tne Officers say, and coufessed everything. Slattery Wins. The jury in the case of Martin Collins against D. P. Slattery returned a verdict this afternoon in favor of Slattery. Collins sued to recover $4500 paid for fifty shares of the East St. Louis Elevator Company's stock sold him by Slattery with the understanding tuat the stock was paid up in full Reduction Ordered. Prrranons. January 7.—Oliver Bros. & -Phillips, iron manufacturers controlling four mills, have on dered a reduction of 10 to 12} per cent in the wages of all employes, except those governed by coutracts. The reduction wil. affect between 8,0 and 4,000 men, and will go into force in a few days. Barbarism in Iowa. From the Chicago Heraid. The recen lynching in Iowa of a man who had been iawfuliy acquitted of a murder and against Mabnm. January 7.—A church, convent and fifty houses were destroyed at Motrii by earthquake Monday evening. There was a great procession at Granada to-day. Twelve thousand people, headed by priests bearing the image of the Virgin. marched through the streets chanting and praying for deliverance from further earthquakes. Germany. REDUCING BOUNTY ON SUGAR. Bunt, January 7.—A bill to prolong for another al the reduction of the bounty on sugar of forty ennings, will be introduced in the Reichstag ne the end of the session. “6 —— land. Dont. January 7.— The second nomination con- vention in Tipperary County called dy Parnell was held to-day at Thurles. Parnell presided. O'Ryan. who was nominated last week, with drewand O Con- nor was unanimously selected. He will proba be returned unupposed. 8250 The Soudan. THE MUDIR AT MERWI. Camo, January 7.—The Mudir of gone to Merwi at Wolseley's request, COLORADO'S SOLONS. Organization of the ture—The Senatorial Denver, Col. January 7. Dongola has Legisla. whom nothing but circumstantial evidence could be brought was the mosi reprehensible display of the mob spirit made anywhere in this country in a good many years. The mobs of the South and West have the excuse, usually a poor one, of being cer tain of the gui of the men whom they dispatch. The lowa ruffians lynched their man on a con jeo- ture, and that. too, after a jury, against whom go charge of dishonesty was brought, had declared him innocent. It was a most disgraceful préceed- ing and one which, if it had occurred at the South, would have shocked the peopie of lowa beyond measure. , — —— ABOUT TOWN. Thomas M. Logan. Murph , brother of Gen. John M. Logan. is at C. M. Walten, a member the firm Waltin, the — N de more able to attend to business after an . ae + ness of farm- seven weeks. A CLAY-BANE mare attached to a one-horse er's wazon was found on a vacant lot at Pine and Vandeventer avenue yesterday Officer Reynolds of the Fifth District. THERE will be 4 of . eC ato Re 0 N r ; 1 1 - * *) “fy hea hs we as Se . 7 Lin * 3 Pa ; . 2 a L 2 * eie ** 5 N K 1 Ta! : 2 5 ; 4 Suet mere Ee * eS 7 72 * n e wid * * " by . al of Miller & | evening by 8 A Sick Editor. +e SRS Sete eee ewe rr. r O., ofd.. — * e S r 1 — & North 1 ver Tie Granda * seen COMMOR....... — le * Nashville „„ . „„ „„ 9 eee eee & Nane Pacific... COMMERCE Closing Prices—1 F. M. Afternoon Hoard- te 2:30 PM. Wheat lower steady and quiet. Oats Sy 0; beh opty ory Chie eee and weak, with trees of May. Corn 8844 b.: ‘Mares N Closing Prices—3 F. M. B ty Sadanes Oey 8 No. K Com- Oma. : Stecks ef Grain Wheat. NR. Nene No. 2 Mixed Ter dees 9.288 GRITS shoe Yesterdag.... . „ 1467.28 057 C2655 M1 2.500 Visible Supply of Grain. Jan. 6 Doc. 2 Jan. 4 2 r 4144812 10,12... 188 —— 5 5 9 K Bare . . 1,281,908 1,935,587 2,672,206 in St. > ees . 2 1 2 Movement of Wheat and Cora To- Dar. Receipts. St. Lou... ee N. 1 nas „„ 22. ile 264,229 Chicago U wanne „e 880044 ge ra 71 1 at AL f 1 ö ; 1 id Shipmenta Wheat Corn. 12,582 86,267 14,183 161,315 Res — s24 a0 242 16,000 4.000 6.00 6. 80 4.40 85,639 7. cars wheat: é i 1 10 Pa zT tees 1214411 ; 15 ; ghout the country. = ac =3 pre goed, improrement, to Busines ot Oi aed closed with | at 69 y. Today there cine ie Dulas at —_ 1 ba cash NaS wheat this morning tm the pit— i } 14 17 1451 95 27 87 oe noe : 2 — " 2 * 23 + pele 4 * n ty 3 5 1 e 5 * * 3 5 5 . N R 2 TG 2 N * Bet a — „ * ä 2 *. Pid . oing at 35 oa d 8 C. OZ e Woolen Half Hose 8 that must be sol gs half, the cost DANIEL OC. YOUNG in ble at 27 and February at 28. and very quiet, onl selling jected Winget, une: No 2 Kye advanced under an regu! ax ana L. at 47, with Barley dull Rej thin . ected 36@Q40; fancy 70@75. Flour was unfavorat wheat, the market ruli ers were Cash grad as high 1 rde. si and unchanged, Na. 8 G. to — = grita-nomi . Millfeed hisher and ve . Backed country »oint, Sn at mail 50 . at country nts. Hay in active — be firm 11 38 tor common to f timethy $12@13 for Provisions were fi Sales of standard — 2 — Prime steam lara sold at Loose 46 for shoulders, 6 for longs, ch fancy orders 4 for shorts. bams Hames i: fancy 114%@!2. ~ Family $10@13 ®bri according to brand:on 7 ® 44 bri: dried $12@13; selected | ed tong dozen, Tallow--Prime in oil o: choo e do 6; in lar packages Ne less: Na 2 534; tallow grease 5, Grease—Brown and ow 4@ 444; s. Salt —Lomestie $1@! 0 per be! os in size of lot; ground alum $1 10 per sack—amal! wa higher Highwines—in demand and steady, with sales of 17% bris at §) IX. Cincinnati steady at $111, Chicago §! 13, Tee el rm, outaquilet, Sales in the few days have been made Of several ndred tons refined ab $8 40 spot. To-day $3 40 was bid for refined de lvered to Bast St. Louis and refused; hard quetabie at 8 37 . *. Red-top slow. 0 175 . T 8 nS me ow at imot at D1 56 for goed to prime; 1001 tor and com- en. at sides 68. cribs at 7 and shorts at 7 Green sh. rts sold from the 2 sb 9 at bacon and longs Packed Firm and in demand at 81 814 — Fgh tt $1 Se em - t 8! 2) 9. Caster Beaae—Searce The speculative started in lower, but recovered later on only while 28 at afew APPT at full prices 34@! Ww for fair = $) &@) mand and market ve Eas tern NIONS—Steaiy. and Ma sh 6 7. Gad. May anc uly and August N du and wanted at 61 9 for prime. verpool was dul! and — in New York w a a ’ N nS — 6 18-644, ! Country Preduce. Receipts 59 bris. Good We quote Gen — 1 Ay vw 6 App me to ſo A better t 1 unchanged; a in ore prime and Gore packed Roll Near- dy im 7@9 poor 2 stale and lime stock sells much over hed p! sale; lig —1 © B 17 ‘ or 5 fr choice rd te size Live— Nat wanteu. GAME--Offerings and Quail d The proportion and for these ther is ~Dresse:|-—Chicxens — firm and ready — of turkeys, du deman ‘low: ducks and aoe thes — mall and roug : ducks §8 to 33 Ir 7 * in ea M ip D: re demand, N prty side, 1 m St. N are me 55660, choice influenced by the decli at $2054710 on orders delivered: store; Eastern $5 50 1 7 or w to me; 118 503 tor ehoicdto ough rather quiet. large at $13@12 25. 4 on 6.10 for c'ribs and 6.35 block at Bg and longs sold at N 7%4 and loose c’ribs at 6. bacon 1 Beef 9 e n ats oe 611-844, * August and September demand for choice 8i@! 3 for for chice iar ; dark, wormy. anpeeled oratea . rm eaten, —— 8 are quota 0 Q 0 to lelse in large offer - ce to fancy 5@ 1 110 make at 10; choice to faney, ineluding bk Fresh quiet and steady at 30 2 „ 4 : — ' 49 IM Sing , oe N 4 * ty f 1 we FEY A et * ~ SW „ „ Cm “yu - . * „ ‘ n 2 N E AE wis ‘ 9 8 i 2 1 5 hod * . » as * 1 * 5 Pease wea a »~ 4 0 af ‘= 1 + te * ; : : " A * 29 3 2 8 , * * * 1 ’ * i, 9 N 1 7 3 1 tae * é * . : * 1 31 * 1 Bo > 1 * : > At BROWNING, KING & OO „a large stock of Cardigan d before February 325 of manufacturing. selling at 49 as follows. 6244 @65; ne and bran 58 at d. this side; cash a 0 and @ribs at DENE Fourth Street, One Door North of Fe 86 * * i We had our Overcoats down b | : wn below the cost of manufac he te 4 ted os off — per cent from these figures. In Men's. 2 $0 * r 1 n this city that is beginning to touch us in low prices) and we kr 3 3188 a Furnishing Goods we have about dozen Shirts and Drawer We Ep to $1.25, at we could not replace for double the money we are selling at'to- —— ut 200 dozen Silk and Velvet, Puff and Flat Scarfs, that cost fr $4.5 ; at 230. 250 dozen Silk, Puff and Flat Scarfs, cost $7.50 to 89 a d dozen Cotton Half Hose. 120 d Jackets, Flannel Shirts and Rubber C Everything going at less than, and 1 common, Lien 75 for 78 de uote: to choice v fair’ 15; low 12 for choice 8@ 13; low prices skins quota- e eee ek * ‘ REPRESENTATIVE SALES, rather easter. Corn Wheat No. National Stock Yards, 5 S and easier. =e „ dull K. 7 —— steers e+ SSCS EST ERO eee * 721 83 wheat is 8 2 winter 7s 3d to 7s Sd: Man. é ve ‘ dtahavehesaceee e 1,140 485 Innern —— eb. debe eee nee 11% 47% a > — Demand from United ne e e 1.155 475 dom and tor heat but nos 2. rr * Y8s * Ss) in corn, Q 987 40 Jan . — 128 eee eee 108 8 00 82s; extr» money it K 12 = native butchers......... GG ME ROSE BEE 96 41%] Cumberland out 9 & rib Se 64; 9 — —.— eee = 4% 2 0 ear 34a. . dull By 17 ..... ... AS | a gee Western winter 06 7074; cow No.8 epving of 19 2 ren cece 9B ‘= 3 January - A- Turpentine dull af Ws 17 native butchers.................. eee Ca: Oe — — N STOCK Ya Report a TH on Daily Repors a Sales of ee E RIVER. e — „„ van 198 ~ FCCC CESSES SCO eM ee eee eee eee * Height wa above water Mar * 16 native steers. „„ eee „ eeeeee „ 1.079 4 75 A — — * un 1m NR ̃ . tee N 4 00 DEPARTURES—Sid ve feeders........... squddaste esedennee 1.151 4120 Cy of 12 19 native cows and beifers ...... SS 400 Bowen, Tiptonville; 8 5 rkansas mixed............ 88000000 oon 800 The river is almost i) Southwest mige coscee O18 38736 fact for at least u 204 retail from $2 to $4 80. usual nerve and HOGS—The arrivals were again quite la and trade | with ite steamers, and opened slow and in a cautions manner. There was no | for New Orleans this evening. doubt as to the strength of me Co. alse shows its nerve however, as salesmen di ring the earlier hours | of the Sidney Dillon, — were verv firm fn their views and yesterday's closing rates | nor.h aa Alton with were fully maintained. Early sales were to 1 * and ic always butchers, packers as a rule moving slowing and feeling the | Manion will convert the puise of the market before they commenced baying in | into an excursion steamer, earnest. Ipdica;jons point toa large trade in this line. and | craft, and witha few hundred dolla salesmen are pretty well atis ed that prices will be about | admirably ada the same as rday’s. At ej oo 10. were on a basis of $1 B. for York hogs, good | San F mixed 1 $4 8001 , and to cholve heavies | Ridvell of the Oahokia Ferry Company visi REPR ATIVE j interest. National Stock Yards. — No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price. 66... 2 N83 eeeeeeeee $i 35 40 eee eee „ cw ecect 49 en eee 6 8 e 148 „ . 4 . ee. 4% nt *eeee eee Us ‘eee eeeee 4 2 58, 279. ese eeee 4 ®) * „ 1386 8 1 413] The following observa rr ns 2 40 eee ess . 48 | of time at all stacions: . ea 1890 arne Nan 18991 — ene ne 4 16. 18. „%. a8 RS nn ~ 40 nen TP obec cove 4 DO 8 21 % „. 4B Sanne deen 4w Gs aoe de ou 48 le „ „„ 66%„%„ „% 4 K. 20. „„ 4 “> see" Cand but well sustained, and especially ¥ ler which are salable at $8 An: common a thin N 75; fair do medium selling at $3@3 2. "4 le and Mules. Local Weather Gulletina. St. Louts, Mo. January 7, 16% hands, 4 to 7 years old, $85 to — ye: to $105; 15 hands, 4 to hands, extra, $140 to $150, 16 to 1 Live Stock by Telegraph. Get 2 2 January 7.—Hogs—Receipts 2,000 : and firm; 1 = ght $42@15); rough packing 8 vy packing and shipping #0 M ‘ Crrr, Jan i. —Cattle—Receipts 1,608; good for cood — at steady prices; good inquiry for fat cows ard batchers „ steady prices, cqmmon Hogs—Rev-ipts 14,453. rey 4 —— at yester- days p: ices to closing at 5 to . MARKETS NT TELEGRAPH. January 7.—Fieur Bau . Western superfine, $2 49° 75. ester and frm: ward street and e 4 73; extra n active and easier at Caen ; pork. old $12 58, new,$13 25, ulk meate—shoulders and rib sides packed 6 and Me: Ne. 1 rib sides 8 hams 11 1085 Lard—Re estern packed lte: creamery n. Petroleuin and quiet clear * NOTE—All river readings recorded in feet = 99 aes + oe But E 86 nominal; refined 40 Corpl. Signa Service, 10 N aii |
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3 1 * * n ‘ 05 * Ag t 4 M Ps "ty tm» l . „ ae ay . 1 . rf came ae oa Te 5 3 4 7 N „ * ~ * * A. , bet 9 8 01 a eee 2 * ng 8 0 tall „ — -€ " — pas > 4. 2 * al Ch * sy 1 * 1 2 — +h Ve Py 2 yh (et Swe . g 98 : RSL STARVING IN SILER on Sop. A Story ot Desperate Suffering in an S was nolie prosed in the to-day. prisoner at present. A SPLENDID ARKIVAL. — Stock of St. Louis. TAXING THE POLES. the Western Union. Continued Until the 14th Inst. Sixteen cases were docketed this morning in the First District Police Court against the Western Union Telegraph Company for the failure of the company to pay the license on telegraph poles through the city. These are the first of a lot of cases instituted ot the, request of Collector Hudson. te 5 2 revenue f which city y 0. 1 t rovisions of w gs ollows: rom and 1 — the first day of are aot places thereof, the — for each and every erected or 2 — public places in sai ä rt is enepuraton Ste pct |S misdemeanar, a e n or officers thereof in St. Louis violating shall. upon conviction, be fined not less than nor more than $500 for offense, and every day's refusal or neglect to pa aforesaid in each year after g in St. 22 — each pany shall d month of July in each year, file with the Cit ity Col. lector a statement in writing, A oath, - ing the number of lephone poles 2 r July of ear, and said company shall * Pr the City Collector for the use of the city and so shown for city. shall inst. as soon as his decision is given, w io vor of the city or the defendant, an will taken at once. The first case will be tried and submitted asthe test. The other fifteen cases will be docketed on the decision of the first case and fol- lowed by the other cases. A case can, if necessary, THE HUNTINGTON SUITS. Judge Lawrence Peremptorily Orders an Immediate Trial of the Cases, New Yoru, January 7.—Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court to-day directed that the suits of Messrs. Stewart, Aspinwall and Patton against Col- lis P. Huntington, which involve a amount of money, must be tried at once, or security be given. It was then settled that tme trial of the rafal begin Monday next SCHREIBER SUCCUMBS. A Prominent Lincoln, III, Merchant Tatts’ With Heavy Liabilities, By Telegraph to the Post Dispatch, Lixcoiy, III.. January Pe ae gt ale Cc. Schreiber | — men heater are apo about 218908 “an ne assets about $18,000. as doing a general mer- Stole a Poor-Box. 5 „ is serving a sentence A Big Prosecution Begun Against Collector Hudson's Effort to Collect s Tax of $5 Upon Each Pole Erected in the City | umbled A Prolific Source of Revenue—The Cases truth, that I * to the police for help. Some of the neighbors did, though, and the first thing I knew an officer walked in and began helping us Out. Some of the neighbors — in — bougb for my wife, and when the Post Disraroen that notice, lots of people came. i They Got and 11 was giad — Wm White. ages have . me. Ie I some money from and kept out of this fix. didn’t want to ask any- off. ned twenty * ve always had enough svod in the my pocket up to now 7 : : Sip | Mae Chleage Repeater in Court — Eighth Street Cellar. ‘ Room The White Family and Theis tress—A Mechanic Whe Could Not Work, and @ Family Who Knew u Suffer and be Still. to ou of White family at 1548 N. Eighth street, “Lak 0 very much to be done to relieve the Whites, who have furnish ad according to common e ousent the most touching case of distress chronicled this winter in St. Louis. About half past 8 o'clock, the wind be. and nipping,the streets and all full . and the night d. 2 Charis | 1 a a E 3 i 15 J f 3 5 ; and who lurked therein more Mae The walls a a 5 level of the earth, are damp * sweating al Windows and 1 On a bed careful pulled away from the steaming wall a sinvle Ded meant for one person lay Mrs. White with he new-born baby, whiie ber second child, very sick, tumbled about at her side, and the third scrambied at the foot asthe visitors entered. A tabie, a — stove, one chair, and a single mattress- the remainder of the — On 22 table was a bottle of milk, a basket and some boxes, containing provisions, while in the stove a small fire was burning. “Oh, we're all right now.“ said White, cheerfully, m response to a question; a number peom nes people, too—have be bere, and’ I guess ~ 2. Ie enough to last over to-morrow, to get work at my trade. One be thought he could fix it for me.” you have got in the las my eg —— Jour- 1 yes. We 9 * — I had sold everything there was t in the house exce the stove yonder, and my wag 0 “Your 1 a carriage trimmer by trade, laid off Na October. 80 1 but 1 the wagon and a mule and went to nye coal, } made a good living -I can make day straight on ae yap day crea en the man I ‘had the mule had to use himself, and so that knocked me out. I tramped all over town looking for work and trying to another horse or mule, but | couldn't 4 5 — it. bees + 2 t asking anybody to wive me anything. an ain't yet aak- ing 222 for anything but work, but my wife was taken down sickand I had $140. That went the first fight. I gota midwife, and the child was born. All that we had in the house was some old bed-elothes, and me they was confined on the flour there with nothing but a quilt or so over her or un- der her. Pretty hard. eh? 1 heid on to the stove, though—J hadn't that—and I held on to the agon because [had work the minute I could something to pull it, and I had sold out every that 3 would give me any- for for food. not a Kicker. , and Im — von the dead, straight 1115 ment has e las Yet she Pa strength aga more worried about her sick . She ie a young woman, oe somes 1 2 she is well; y 2A i through, now that and for it. But not i 1 1 5 ; es g E 8 i 5 f : E j 5 8 ce 2 THE PEOPLE’S FORUM. 7 5 & The Normal School. Sr. Louis, January 6, 1855. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. I noticed an article in last Saturday's issue con- cerning the Normal School. which, I think, expres* es the sentiment of many of your readers. Judg- ing from appearances, that institution is run for the benefit of its teachers rather than for the econ. omy and advantage of the School Board. to attend for two years, six which devoted to pabatitutiie, Plea of Not Guilty.
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= 1 2 * P a ~~? 4 2 . # 4 * ag sag a a * Hh By 7 on s 8 * 5 . 8 a , woe » 2 4 “fs * vi 2% Seer Eee gm Se * 0 * +10 us 8 ses? 8 rer u tere skillfully m e De. Dinsbeer, 814 Pine e ot in the Post-Dispaton if you want help 74 thres lines for ten cents. Knew Be n 617 St. Charles street, —— el cticn, excesses, indulgences. : an je situation of the and while a bich has | men and w again next sy relieving the i e past, will E N nily, th weed: the ed 10 still or of citizens to protest axes oi 122 ing of North Seventh street, woe coms mmon consent the Leid at 980 N. Seventh yeni ronicled Ubis winter committees were appoin Central Turner Hall last wi signed of some A fire, which orginated 2 the 111 — 1 arth street. The damage was slight. School Board Committee met last | The f a bill | Jing to agree upon the form of & | night ane posed merchants’ school tax, adjourned. inted to draft it. A committee of two was appoiu | esterday elected the | The Bremen Savings Bank y : Samuel Marx, Anthony ap F. Re ler. Wm. genreiver, Chas. H. Spencer, and T. T. Wurmb. the Dental Society was of Dr. J. Abel | , 1605 Olive street. eocied preaidont J. A. Prosser vice president, and V. W. treasurer. e * | Trades Assembly met last nicht n | nurner Hall but no + Booed of importance was transacted. he meoting vee ore up 1 | discussion of the bilis considered | — re, vis: the abolishing of — 2, the prohibition of child labor. and Mississippi Railway | o an — . — . — with entire train of day | coaches and sleeping cars, from St. Louis to. Wash- ington in twenty-eight hours; Baltimore in twenty- pine hours. Five hours quicker than any other D tine, and without extra charge for fast time. — — — — TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Harvard College has put its veto on inter | Infants’ uble with fringe, $10: reduced from THE WIRE WORKS RECEIVERSHIP. An Application to Set it Aside Refused ’ CAN'T BUY CAPE jJIRARDEAUD. | Agent of the Tey-Book Syndicate es to Bribe a Schod Commissioner. to the Fost-Dispeph. Gmain, Mo., January 7.—The sch of this cbunty, in on at Jackson y By andbecause a representa- — tare & Oo., one of the — attalpted to bribe Virginia N red to Take Their nes. THE peel STRIKERS. Hocking Valley mines are qt brk — ——— — Bremen Savings Bank lected as dir e- nr. W. A. Nucke, C. 1 Sam- vel Mart, Wm. and urmb. The Mullan Savings Bank will director? next Thursday, January 15, and the Ng western om January 18. i Schille No. 69, becca, will bene ball J at the Social The Mound Box Manu Second and Mound streets, resumed ¢ ns with a full ' probate Pats. * „ * * * 4 5 * * 5 4 " , — Gat . LINES G06 © ace Raf uced 1 . $12 K : : Reduced from 1 50 u 80 8 uced from 1 75 ll 160, : : from 2 00 8. 1 500 : Reduced from 73 8 7 2 : Reduced from 1 75 ow ras, $1 00, uced from 1 50 : 2 2 Reduced f : 4 — 125, r need from 125 Children’s Knit Uisterss 75, ni : : : 8 Reduced from 35 Children’s Knit Sacdues Fi,; ¢ = #: : +: : Reduced — i 18 BARGAINS IN LADIES’ KID GLOVEs. 5 85 dos. Ladies’ 8-Button Moasquétaire Kid Gloves, 39 1 nne — Oves, ove per pair; regular Price 61. doz. Fark £ 1 ou oun re Kid Gloves, Emb. Backs, per pair; 8 HANDEKERCHIEPFS., Sheer Lawn Hdkfs, 280; reduced f en ao Hukts, Hemstitened, Colnrea 15c; reduced from 20e. Hdkfs, fancy Borders, 6 1-40; reduced from with Cape, trimmed with Embroidery, $2; re- Cloaks, $3 75; reduced from Cloaks with Capes, hand n $10; 50. Abbard Cloaks with yok * Capes, hand embroidered, $9; ng and Collars, lined with Cashmere, Cape Cashmere ( * 9 hand embroidered, trimmed CLOAKS REDUCED. Heavy-weight All- Wool Jersey Jackets for street wear, $1 50; reduced oth Walking Jackets, $7 50; reduced from Brown and Dark Green Jersey Cloth J ackets, handsomie- Ii. Wool Dark Mixed Cloth Walking Jackets, $1 50; reduced Uleters, 93 50; reduced from $7 50. ques, 4<-in. long, best satin linin ets, real Seal ornaments,310; reuuced from 617 50. in this advertisement are unquestionably the gains being offered here. rom Plain Jersey Cloth skiing Jackets, 82 75; reduced from 60. n raided Jersey 1 * 3 ene price $20. avy, iy braided $8 50; reduced from $17 50. Ladies’ from Ladies’ C fin BI nd 7 hg 75¢; F 14 i 3 CLOAKS. © Chamois orth 825. Near Washington Avenue. EAST ST. LOUIS. The sum of $1,000, to be offered aga reward for the parties concerned in the robbery of the City Clerk's safe, was subscrived yesterday by influen- tial citizens, who are earnest in theif desire to see the matter sifted to the bottom. This guarantee will serve as an incentive to the detectives engaged on the case to put fo their best efforts to bring the ity parties to — Up to this time those w have worked or the apprehension and convictionof the guilty parties have had no positive assurance that, if their efforts resulted successfully, they would re- ceive any compensation for the tiene and labor they had devoted to the unraveiing of the mystery. John Johnson, Gus Edwards and Levi St. James parties who — C. * 4 ‘s — — pare —— : grocery store The installation of officers of L O. O. F. Lodge of the Goiden Rule took place last in St. John's N 2 S, and an exceliée ramme prog songs was Raymond Slater, who assaulted and so unmerci- fully beat Mrs. Maloney afew days ago, was given ee ee ee ee this morn- aera 22 ACHES! PAINS! „ache all over!” What a common en- pression; and how much it m to many a poor sufferer! These aches have & cause, and more frequently is gener- ally suspected, the cause is the Liver or Kidneys. No disease is more painful or serious than these, and no remedy is so prompt and effective as ISHLER’S MARK ‘ 4 5 : a a eer - 4 1 . 2 2 N 1 ~~ * R 2 5 CoCo fi ily T a — 1 * “ ~ ae . us and Eu OLYMPIC. M. B. “The Twain.” Marriage and death notices will be inserted at the rate of twenty-five cents for three lines. CLIFFORD—Jan at 11 m., JOHN CLIFFORD, aged 81 years, father of 1 8. Cliftord. Funeral will take place Thursday, January 8, at 2 p. m. from the residence of his son in-law, John O’Brien, No. 1214 N. Sixteenth street, to the Church of St. Lawrence O’Toole, thence to Caivary Cemetery. Friends of the family are invited to attend. McNAMARA—On Tuesd , Janu a. m., Brivert, wife of 6, 1885, at 2 o’clock atrick a, aged 66 cNamara, The funeral will take place Thursday, 8th inst., at 1 o’clock p. m., from family residence, No. 78 Biddle street, to St. Petrick’s Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends of the family are invited to attend. WIPPERN—On the morning of the h Cairo, ADOLPHUS WIPPERN, aged 58 . — N. =~ Funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 917 Montgomery street, on Thursday, 8th inst., at 3 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. “OHIO RUG MACHINE.” AN ARTICLE OF PRUFIT THAT Promotes domestic industry by ber the of the household. It m wi rapidity most beautiful Rugs, H an Covers, Lap Robes, etc. loves to work it. A most ap Roids Gift. Sample machine sent to any of 41 A wanted everywhere. A F. H. RORICK & CO., 516 Walnut Street. St. Louis, Mo. pe oe saleto city trade by Jacob Frank & Co., N. es fact he extra length woald an should 5 nn made a is just * 2 2 him by loudly N im for ii :! * — N Walke 10 was dra * very dryly re-Makked lose Mis mitts. The salesman at effort and said, The coat thing for ‘i oughing It‘among e Innocents,’ ’’—when l'wain ter. the A... garment. IWas told v 4 r he. TM ee A rity ** * N * 7 al VT * * 1 * 1 5 * 0 ; Are Cheap— VERY CHEAP — at house, This oppor- by all who contemplate the purchase of a Sui tor OB BOY. F.W.HUMPHREY&CO BROADWAY, COR. PINE ST. DID, ELECTION NOTICES. OFFICE OF HILGER HARDWARE Co, Sr. Lours, January iss. ¢ directors of this com ny will be ond floor, of Odd-Fellows Hall beta in room No. 1, er. and Locust st on Monday, Janua 2, 1885, from 9 o’clock a, m. to 12 o’clock Gerard Tune 35 . E. M. Sloan, — 1 1 8 5 221 section tor vctare de heid at the otice of the coupes „January 13: polis open from 12 ma” C. L TH N80 N, Secretary. — Cr Car Topacco Company 180. AMUSEMENTS. of all the Malligan Series. 888 BULA IONS. sern TIONS. joyed @ Pam Gt six months at Harrigan & zen n’s catchy music. Arraacrid . BC r SILVER EE Sa Great mia — — ork City! aD ON EINE | Seand soe. — DARD THEATER. | ite on Wednesday, [n a.m. to 1 0 p. m. Amon 8. Tu * , Cashier FOE Matinee at 2 To-Day, To-Night at f. SHOOK & COLLIER’S COMBINATION. SUNDAY, January 11—Bijou Opera Company in Orphe- rydioe. Every Evening at 8, only Matinee Saturday, CURTIS, In His Latest and Greatest Success, SPOT CASH, Or Samuel of Posen on the Road. BROADWAY & TREYSERS NEW DIME MUSEUM, 43 pounds: height, 1 foot 2 iaches. EVERY EVENING. An Elegant Entertais- ment by the Elite of the Vau- deville Stage. North Sixth Street, near Franklin avenue. THE LIVING, BREA G DOLL, MISS LUCIA ZARATE. She is the Person on Age, 21; weight, Star Roller Skating Rink, Natatorium CORNER OF NINETEENTH AND PINE ST. ° » e rr 1 STORM- BEATEN ANN ey FREES i 2 55 25 * * 2 * ; : 1 4 * 2 N n N ee * . #2 yA : 7+ . 1 - * 5 — 1 9 . A! 10 * | 10 some - sth And you know that our Siete are
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yy Fee 3 a ahd r ö “i | FARMS FORSALFE. | pinata organs on casy terms WH aS in J Mississippi i River. Nien a sore oo oy cs — — D | ae pe at St. Louis, Ap at 923 Bex I. 25 SALE—6,400 acres well watered, fine crass one body, in Mitchel County, Kan. — aad proved farms. finely located for a stock ranc at an 15 9 1 acre, on good terms: 100 choice farms for sale c ) Der imvod lixt co J.C. Ga nes & Jo., Be lot, Kans? White PIANO MERCHANT, — 9 —Parms in 0. res, $1, Ax also in Missour farm, 8 des 1 8 giveu for payment. Apply “as — — — — — OCTOR WHITTIER — 4 Charles St., St. Louis, Mo. SITUATIONS WANTED—-FEMALF. Clerxs ana Baleswomen. SS ee wy . te cal) or graduate of two Medical Colleges, has heen io prefer for : mat eee treatment of Ownontc, Nravor _ 221 F 2 wy pe . other Payeleian in St, ee — on Prostration De ity, Ment tal ang Phy ~ oe | Weakness ; Mercurial\and other Aflac. tiene of Throa Skin or Bones, Blood Poisoning, ms wants s . Sy ANT 1 good reference: 20 ; _W) “young girl need apply. _! — — 1 1 be aioe W2>- 7 2 by on by a reliable woman; @ No.1 Misceilaneous. WA ST.—One ad.) WV; —— with housework be care 3 . . of one child; * — Apply at 168 N. st., ANTED—Two smart young „ orders tn, — month. wis G AR by note or ear: oid Sores and cers, are ag cnparalleled ar peice; | new number. W city and Conny On. . O N if 4 + . Sor. Gran gent G this office euccess, on latest Ge principles. ey, Privaceiy, Gf = to learn "Call after 1U.0’olock. —— wil fined, de : ‘ and or — Arising indiscretion, Ex | W German girl, Ee | emponeee. and rooms vases ve month, at Diseases g from cost, — and dressmaking. king, where * a her uch a ene jowest rates, 613 Exposure | or indulgence, 2 2 some of the man; experi- | her board. * 4 108 N. Ah st. 6 Hotei; none need apply. Apply to chief 8 by eddressing N. SIXTH Fr Room 10 11% — . * 1 mess of sighs cook, wil man and wife, $9 per also two hall rooms “ and clothes fig aversion tothe y of m proper — 1 eta, : * ] 7. are a ng to do any WY ANTED Situatio as housekeeper or housework of . rome eich TAU AV.— furnished front are anown Ww in he world. Western yermanen ty cured, Pamphlet (8 Jom the above, sen | . 428 ary ae! p 3 n ng ee willing and able to ANTED— A gi from 12 to 14 282 8 N 93 without board; i board next door; pt al 11 Olive street ety ae aad 0422 —— ay tlk o is ne j ido would like « situation to TED—Giri to do the general S ERSON AL Will come lady Oe wishes " EDUCATIONAL. — at Wis, keep honse for widower. H., 2008 S. ne = 7 = : willing to pay good wages. 12277 Doliman 8. = send address to Kis office” = 1006 22% 2 fe tea — A Positive Written Guarantee can oo “A) wishes tuation as Pan & ERSO — Grek Hee een Tie ask wishes a r ANTED—Lady of good address would like situation W3 ne. g, and quailty for positions f you going? _wt : 100 When It to tnevaveniont to vicit the afty Ser. trestmen, apace as housekeeper or of some kind. Address N 70, this month. pply ia N. ee P N 328 yesterday. Zante medicine can be sent by mail or express everyw as af? Union Company, st; ase When will you be ent again? Ld 2. vutor. 271 - for Ew — Bagiteh lish 4 —— Ann ae , W as working d dy Dr Rs — ourself and friend to-morrow a ry American with ist-class ref. Apply at 1407 N. 12th PROFESSIONAL. N ’ colored: Your friend on L FITZPORTER—Oftices Noa 25 & Mth st I uno a nat and wane too. at know. ee LS, one ng . al st. =e wl B. Training fo Call bee eisutine. “> * iB own rong a gis 3 sealed for nt oy 008 in or currency. Over fifty wonderful The wat story, trues to life; articleson the 22 ea — tila aiiver and 24 — — EEE ius oe Zemaie nnd chronte dianagen speciale — K —ͤ—ä¼ö —- — Roo cies 7 ! wants a steady job. Ad U 71, this of- D—Two young girls want a situa on—one te 0 2 ͤ ͤ ͤ ——— . eer PINE 8ST.—Two nicely fur. rooms. 9 Ww TIN’S asa 3 ws — eee one'mur ing. Call at 10% Biddle DBAssMARING. ALL SORTS. 225 | 2 A we. Se Lain, Men” petablished 1876." ren HORSES AND VEHICLES. and severe cases, not cured ent in and Drivers. ] wishes a situetionin 2 vate fam- K. A. NELSON’S Art School in Dressmaking | first-class — * fice. 122 references given. Ru. 0 r WW... no pots — room for can have e and Tessas — ifeand — business; first-class ref. INTED—Two 7 1 to do housework in tarrh, consumption, rheumatism. R. Stuart, New Or 31 0 OLIVE ST.—Furnishel room with evening — 8 — 225872 — 1 ao pe a man as coachman; | Gratiot st. No postales, * 48 é PA 2h 1 pet animals —. . — R rooms tight BR RENT—Stable. | 2612 Morgan st., in rear. wil eaJder and key. epular same, paper ver, 266. G. Mi, 94 Be Charles st. 080 ANTED— A situation 755 housework ‘by 4 German ANTED— Extraordinary inducements for canvassers. . engee, ies 5 — F Ba Sur. Mo. seed, mocking bird wo. A. $16 N. 6th, op. Burr u * 20 Recon d- an Pacific 7 Queen City Copying Cd. — 7 FHOUSAND bon — = 28. front room en ADMINISSRATORS’ NOTICES. AF cooky ee Wee objection 5 e Bee | YY ANTED fake . e ee eee 5 For Sale. 3 mah cook, colored. | N. igth . 248 der a new patent at.o less in price by the W or send lor circular 2 pleasant front room: ail R SALE—One horse. 2178. ad t. wi OTIeE TO THE HEIRS OF ELIZA ROSS, DE. we ANTED—Situation to do housework. 93) Gratiot | old — X agents. no Burge, 1006 Framclin — av., St Louls, Mo. 142 12K Acre remt reasonable wis F N D CEASED.—Notice ts r given to the heirs of Worn wants © place: [ss Srst-clas W st. wit free, Tor eirculars and price- address Friedman & Co.'s WV vleasant furnished — liza Ross, deceased, that said Eliza Ross died tn the city toner. ask ANTED—A situation by a A todo housework or | Restorative Copying House, & - ee PATENTS Fest MOODY, 1 room, with er without Ber- F. aoa ut brown, w 9 . — ND Ree nursing; reference if req 15036 Gratiot st, W iS cur Cleon 9 —— Bn — of ngene ] 160 a 1 ST.—Lady spp nice room; | double ea. * Miller, 206 N. 13th st. 12 age, —— > tral five feet . two inches A. beight, had vor’ ANTED—A girl wishes a = asta to 2 mium atthe World’s Fair. Ofuers received and instrac- D STRAWBRIDGE pattern and neta’ maken wood t moderate. wii, SALE—One dre fail gee — es, and was presumabl ngtive of and: — 1 t married, first to Pa 8 Fi > 7 2 2 8 et 88 — * r . given if sone giv — 1 1 2 _— Sto 12 at — Morgan and 223 Werde ens — — 1 1730 — LA — newly fur 218 — ay An * Sener oo, Hor maiden pode — rene ond rgling — a oe Clark. managere. « e le in cash, personal property appraised : eveni ANTED—Situation to do neral housework in ANTED—Perso to do oe at their homes. — 2 Boh le’s Livery Stable, Chestnut street, between II ), besid lL es*ate. tries ma ‘ mils toga mornin . Siu Mir * emal family. Call at 8412 kav. 248 V Good Send 10 —. — r paper, eo., to J. H. nla INGTON VV. pleasant, well lach ata. ma er ‘further ‘particulars appl , by satisfac ‘ PANTED—A German girl wisbes situation as house- | Nicholson, a3 Eleres Place, New r ] 62 furnish ome: 3 7: 00, ex; gaa and R SALE—Double seajed paneled rockawa EtGENR o. 14 * nd e b Want asituation of any kind— giri: speaks good E Call or address M. G., 7 ANTED— Ladies or — to Take Wa nt REMOVALS. e e- also 2 three horses; terms reason- nearly new, at Brown’s stable, Iith 2 — Puolic Administrator of the City of St. Louis and may of — T wd bo.h want good | $705 Manchester r — work at their 2 Lit 8 —＋ 2 — Valnut. 6 13 Office: Northwest corner Broadwav and Walnut sts. floor. ED—Si — Work sent by mail. 288 HIRSCH BASSETT has removed her music 2 2 2 — — SALE— OTICE TO THE HEIRS OF JOHN LL. KOCH, De 6 wis *. of any kind. W * in r 12 — — In wire at 2639 Ho canvassing, Fleece Manutnotariag Oo. y & to 2342 Wash st., zd door cast of Jefferson av. 1 1998 K getty — ‘and all conveniences: Silvester pa on TE N CEASED—Noticeis herebv 2 John st., inthe rear, 3rd Moor, w42 McNair av. Nop a =. — Mass.. Box — — $10 per month. wi3 1 sizes, ban and light and heavy wheels, 3 — vee 4 | ee 8 b ted 2 — 7 — ad to start a at — 1 — ar wan n ih day o moer, a n IA c W e ben FINANCIAL. 20342 8 N Ni wheels r and instrestionn Is ras about 77 years of age, about five feet and eleven inches 1D a cheatin of guy Kinds ANTED—By two girls, situations to do light house BD pampies ands package of goods to commence work — ) 1 WALNUT ST.—The enlire Ist floor, consist: CARRIAGE IE ß ͤ . te waa” tis to de ‘lence in bafdware business; \ work and to nurse. Call at 1238 N. 16th st. 48 Addrent H.G G. ray. Nanland Vermont. 7 Ss = AND UPWARD~ icaened on furniture without 2121.2 or 4 tf rooms 1 oon ven- — — reset tire, eta. C. B. Clarks, 2021 Pine aum of $1,12145in cash, personal . 2 at 18. Ad. C 2, this office, 2 business confidential. C. back room: nt cheap. 18 street, sole owner and manufacturer of Silvester Patent 88% 80. besicies three pieces of — roved rea bo oy Bye a W — by a good girl to pen gy W 1 Fr = or — — less 325 A N. ch s . * m: = P. N =| Tire For further particulars apply t n room work ursing. Please al w or nvestigate tes 8 1 ALU .— Three rooms, pply reference gi Address J. k. Bassett. Menard st 943 12 making dee, Swe cone ous > ae an 1 55292 to 8 — 2302 corner of High st. 1 1 EDSON, St. Louls t for the - Public Administrator of the City of Se. Pura W. Yi) ANTED—Middle-aged widow wishes a situation to do dne DUSiness opportunity. Our out OLIVE ST anfur " e brated Frasier ; make eigh corner Broadway and Walnut street. = ber, of 15 wishes tuati of those who mean business. Address with stamp. R K no charge . ern * rome: rent styles for ladies, business men a reemen. a E or 9700 oan aks Sec Reka | 2626 Sere eres me — sicaroorna 8008. Sth Se” Bid — 50 10 E ——.— O LOAN e ee LINES ON A SKELETON," quarter of @ situation at any ANTED— ri, situation to do d k 2 . 6 , : 9 n W nod e with washing and ua — 1 4A : ON EY 25 ang 2750 LAYAYE ray = ston — ious 'TMPROV’D CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE 3 3 ier ta pruce s * 122 rb decided on water, laun- - DARLING, A! MIST, prospe ae W Seth b wishes situation of some = Prof. N 1 Adams CAVENDER & Rowse | ory on premise DR 9 this fies a? * Behold this ruin! “Twas a skull support of efferson av. . 5 a = back — . — — 8 6 nce of ethereal) spirit fun!! Fe. HG. tops. a mad 3 wee YAR SOOT Mo morel “Low rates and talr sed enay tame @ SI ee ees, — This narrow cell was life's retreat; 2 io. 0 Low was thoucht's my sterious seat; W ye sk Brendan wid ae Carnap. 1109 Car av., opposite Four Courts. 1 THE oT LOULS POST DSP ATCH What uteous pictures file! this Spot Miscellaneous oe : ANTED—Bituation to cook, wash and tron; call In c wishing some surplus funds _ What dreams of pleasure long forgot! oun man wan's — Hector: rear of A044 Franklin ar, w49 loan $3 and househoid eee Nor love, nor joy. nor hope, nor fear, 40 Ev E — * 742 — ot * 3 reat ona 3 89 * * — Nee ty rt t 18 Cents a k 1 Sodas W228 8 in grocery . 8 pr 3 . * Beneath this molderin - t canopy S a E and E Staten . . D 70, this W 12 midd 5 oorhis, 111 N. ech st 1 Fan 4 * not at the dismal void. cook; no washing. at 1415 N. 17th st. 049 Me FS if If with no lawless fr it wienrmed N W — 1 — — situation in 7 pe from $25 to $ an Raalte, 12 §, 4th st. Fx RENT-DWELLINGS BRANCH OFFICES IN THE CITY. Butsboug's the re of kindness beamded, ; plain cook, first-class washer troner. evening. bed ’ The following b ve That ere shal! be forever bright 1 8 222 —— 060 — — —— —— MONEY TO LOAN. At ~ f tablished werd gral a 3 When stars aud suns have lost their light, Sati BOARD AND | . — 2 ne . . } * ‘ Nurves. — 88 €2.000 on City and County real» | 2 — o i be this silent cavern, hung e 1 — — — ———ẽ —ääů4— —ͤ — — Der 7 t an tune tongue}; — Winne colored woman, Ae to taxe home W ished room for wife JOHN LADY No. n Olives: Da ready, swi K. Address T plain —— foal ou day a 1506 CHOUTE — 4 If falsehoo's honey u disdained, 4. . dad i Morgan will net over 87 90 per week and rust — — dnlbrechortronrte ty ST.-Two larg e . en, | Aud, where it could not pra ve was chained; 2 A N to = Kindergarten School. BUSINESS CHANCO ; If bold in virtue’s cause tt spoke, 8. of habits, — ES. s month; 2 28 AN ED—A quiet, 8 young 4 P T 70. this office. 0 pee 2731 CHOUTEAU Ay. — Mrs F. Quigley, Yet gentle concord never broke, . as nurse ass ddress £15 Rus Newsdealer, Cigars, Tobacco and Groceries, | plead for thee + man desires tion {ly ANTED— — — and supper by young lady Te kitchen That tuneful tongue shal! pl or = yy TT 2 —— f Eis “employed daring day. A fi, this office. 20 WI. S e 2736 MARKET 8T.—J»cob Beffa, Dealer tp When death unveils eternity. 105 n W ANTED—A gentleman and wife want e ee fur- | 9h st. DR RENT—House 906 Chambers , 7 ath Stationery, Newspapers and Choice 11. .J. : Coban a. GbR ae general housework. 1701 Jackson si, ww aA nished front u- 8 family and hall; g per month. Apply 4 OS Peankiin ae 1515 OLIVE ST. — Exposition Pharmacy, Say. did these Sees Stee Se Gea * ii give n Wie ike LI een RUSINESS WANTED. .. completa, | | Pure Wines and Liquors, Fresh Candies and Clgara nie ine rock te evar the oom 14. John | , 8 3 ovemen 7 340 ST.—-M. Mahoney, West End Boos ., Sam , and O'Fallon sis, abl ANTED—You tleman desires to obtain com- rr „ Can nothing now avail to them; s ‘god A of 19 wishes a ANTED—By a middle-aged woman, situation as W fortable room with breakfast and late dirner, be- W — \FFIDAVT Ps AND — . > G21 Chestnut st, end News Co. Toys, Tobacco, Stationery. But if the page of truth they sought, res of vel. 1 Address 1021 8. Warn or is SS Bony to aasiet in housework and plain | tween Pine and Lucas av., and westof ich st. Ad. 1 2, A. A. EVERIST > he 211 * Sth st. ; 1018 GARRISON AV-Blachly’s Pharmacy, Or comfort to the mourner brought. N. . J. sis 2 more tor a home than wages. Call at 1410 N. ijth | tie office, with terms, t. w2) 8 4 SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT. Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods and Toilet Article a a richer meed * —— 1 office or wholes ouse 8 n 822 from $1 to $10,000, at S. Van ia — — Than all that waits on wealth or fame. „Henry e references, Ad 8 68. th ANTED—Sitaation by witdinaged lady to worse the | pee SS Oe * — 2358 CARR—Chambers’ D- pot, School Supplies, , . Wieklia fair edueation 8 hood one ~ HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC.. WANTED. cn eco aa Fe isare carien, apple Richaris, @4 Pine tenet ie Richards aia bine st alt 1854 CASS AV.- Benj. Paren tes News Depot These fect the pete of duty trod? 1 2. alton — ANTED—— Wood- tle mak nd GUS ES. Roe ° oe ° —ũ— . — — — — —— 5 ese [ee pat duty 2. John F 2 Hickory st. W 75 miners, for Arkeasas r —— 3 — R SALE Arne 5 and Tonsoria! Pariors; Fine Cigars, If from the bowers of joy they fled 23. . J. & J. 8 cheap fare: Galbraith Jennings, 611 Market st. 80 ANTED—Room Gown sown for young gent: saloona Add. B 7ithis best: paying, down-towy Soret TO LET-—FOR BUSINESS | PURPOSES, 1106 N. SIXTEENTH ST.-John F. Howe, To spothe afflictions humble bed, .. M. D. R W state terms. etc. G 69, this office. w2i R SALE—A good pa 7 going to Booxs, Stationery, Weekly Papers, Cigars, Tobacco. If grandeur's guilty bribe they spurned, . BD. Be Launaresses. Three or four room flat: state state putea, leave the city. Adress 12 X, — e ea Fa good chan n bailding for a Say Arai oe i] 1659 S. JEFFERSON A., cor. Lafayette — 4 toot it aie oot ings shal vie, sine D good dressmaker * be en seamstress, W ae 2 rr 75 Oe RENT Terao xe oe = Harris & Smith, Druggists; Toilet Articles, sto And tread the 2 2. b. D. Be By — office. a — store, . Bee work at home. Apply at 1031 Orange wil W ANTED— Immediately a tarnished house, with pri¥- 1 * ion 2 and . Apply to Ft. Marin — oy 2 1836 PARK Av. - J. Callaghan, Dealer in News 85 Thos W 1 * VV ANTED—By « a good laundress, wenking to do at r i board owner „ . — papers, Periodicals, Candies, Notions, eto, REAL AMERICAN OLIVES. 3.2 w wages. Ad, wince pnd ig home or outside. Apply 1927 Orange st. wil ~ part re 7 D 68, this office. = Oars a for * terms. 2100 SIDNEY ST.—E. Dufour, Confectioner; 22 55 N N tmherica to take FANT * room. wita fi n f : Choice \ ey spas | WW tome: bat fe given Appl a ii Coupe ev SS wom. wi Fig phere aT rae = we tad wad sige ee THE TURNER BUILDING — 2098 cy, | AGrove Planted @ Century Ago Where gigi 3 dren. Ad. — . .wt.n. 5 sellin 5 factured J. . L. J. Ba 4 Miscellaneous. LOST AND FOUND. News Depot, Stationery, Choice Cigars, Tobacco. Oil is Now Manu ° 8. J. E Wr girl (celored) wants work. 612 N. 9th L Fen wa, 1 7) 2 4 evening ee, There is but one olive grove in this country * e not ANTED—Situation~ as dint unn | Delia st.; toward if eevurned to Wm. S Smith, 1447 East It is for sale on all Trains and Steamboat, | where oil is manufactured. That is at Can. n Cotes 4 ia. See W — — —— alg N Wa — av. wd ABSOLUTELY FIR PROOF leaving St. Louis, and at the following, | non’s Point, St. Simon's Island. It is owned“ . = 3 tnd of TED—Situation by a girl to wash dishes or pantry OST—On the way to the University Club seseption, “4 „among other, leading points: by W. F. Shadman. There area few trees at 88. .Cottrii! 2 he care ot bee cows; ote ww work. Ad. O 6%, this office. w52 1 der will be rewarded eee | ; First-class Offices for refit. Atlanta, Ga.—J. M. Miller, $1 Marietta st. Dungenness, on Cumberland Island, and else 3. 8 ora we W. situation in bete U 4 ANTED—S.tuation by girk ine ina private family or | ©. The f Q. R. K. for sale for imprc Burlington, Iowa.. A Southwell, Union Hotel, where, but these are not utilized in this way. 25 inn & e and American: 9 laundry. 12 N. U * Aer watch charm with gold letters: . land. Ded Taquire of Union Depot News Stand. Mr. Shadman has 160 full- bering trees. and 2 2 —— 2 W W to work in Hitchen or laundry. . FOR FALE Cig ere ast * are res 10F G20; om CHAS. H. TU RNER, Burlington, Kan.—Victor King, Post Office will make this season between 100 and 200 gal 4 Meloour prope rom We to ter. : . : ons o e unadultera material three 6. Piet woe 22 eas ANTED—Situation by a sober ane industrious young — The iady with two children who . THOUSAN Chicago, 111.—Palmer House, Sherman House, Leland bh From . K G. — W. ored man, dining-room and houseman; best best of] cel containi watt of shoes from Iich st. car Noe 28 ar No. 23, for $1. 706 Pine St. House, Brentano & Bro., 101 State st., Tremont House, r A allt 242 R 4——.— 1283 Morgan st. ‘wid noon, will please return same to the Grand Pacific Hotel. . p his line, and save herself trou w20 ll — — columb Kan.—Branin Bra, M. W. Coulter, Post ure, which may be interesting to some . . L. H. To : * 3 n — oes BOARDING. — ee * 8 ot our readers. The olives, which are . HL Cay HELP WANTED—FEMALE. aril! please call and claim property. O'Rourke, 3416 5 ö 1 Ke 8 a about the size of plums, are first gathered and ory 7 : = 5 = | Columbus, Ky.—E. 0. Ader. — — hro il, which crushes the berry . 155 . Rousexeepers. “hid glove with 5 Union Market, 4 ot, gent "a browa Fa SALE—Hra , 620 ARGYLE AV.—Furnished. to Cincinnati, Ohio. J. R. Hawiey, 164 Vinest. 1 S an — is r in ae ote 8 W 2 promy veons lady hows n OST—85 acs aaa i! rs R SALE—Wo a Denver, Col.—S. A Wright, % Larimer end 8% | water and kneaded like bread on an inclined . F. N We pany gent to city, co. whS L yed uary 4, 87 en E. nde et ten days. Wal mien sg as 8 table with trough attached. The water washes 1 4 2 81. — — —„— 8 n 8. Smith Main s¢. ** 1 venere Housework. T—A chased band gold ring, with monogram NP. 428 i417 franin av, Ooox stoves, heating stoves; El Paso, — 2 Bete out the oil and 5 drain me = trou — anil 60. Rancho ¢ streeta. | 8 possibly ae Peaakiie i. dau. the totter etl the best on „ Repairs for every stoves as. oil, being lighter, floats, an mmed o — Rancho ¢ e | Wy ANTED—Two neat fits in @ Onthotie, pri return to this ww or range Old ‘stoves taken in ex- Ft. Scott, Kan—aA. R Spurgeon. is makes the first oy, whlch Rancho ¢ <* — an vate family for general housework Inquire at Ne ee Pa W 1 Ire Glick, Hotel da Main. “cw fh pon 2 lon. he same or two-re y e i hotel wove, of bargain, it —Shelly Bros. | process throug warm or tepid 15, 1 — e — called (oF vom i | water, which yields a 1 al- Winners of « smal! family; German speaking preferred. Ap. at une city. —— y such stakes, f ANTED—Partner, by man of a party tit th ore, * once at mu © Choutean av. 66 Ww with $1.00) to a sn , Cain fe „e = © N N. rey is "ant — 5 gallon. A I ‘Chat tles L Whitten | ANTED—A lof 12 t 4 ) and or general house- 5 W work at the the Cottage Cate, ia Olive st. w66 WV ASTED- A reliable middle colored woman tor gene ousework in smal) 1 poly 1811 8 \ ruce st., near | nion Depot. — 3 WIA ter general | housework; German W ae German girl at 2832 Park av.; must — washing kneading water still brings Gitte orate. fh in 2821 Kansas City, Mo.—Union Depot News Stand. J.P, equal to the first, and which sells at from Cleveland, 556 Cherry st. to $3 SO per gallon. The proportion 22 Kenton, Tenn.—R H. MoNeely. cent pure, 50 medium or merchan 3 — A2 owa. —. W. Higgins, D. Lowry, 823 Main crude, . Third and Jeffer several years Y 4 E 9 = mil S intend. © Pee 233 1 92 i 13 PV AXTED—A capable, responsi fect pean. 1 housework in gone women EI f * N Apply after Z p. m. at r Mt. Vernon, Ind.—P. Loveland, Milan, Tenn.—W. W. Horner. FFF rr * SPESRLKS EEE. A- 5 7 8 tage. 3 M, Menten Mita, &J WY AXTEO SA coed ciel to Go general housework at a ee & Co, 166 and tT Wael — — F N. ¥-—Brentano & — James H “wh 3 . ; Frigherul Vent W ANTED-A Scat, Garmen. girl for general house . N D ND 16＋—— Orleans, Sake F. Wharton & Bro, 8 Carona 1 Post Office. ‘Omaha, Neb.—Barkalow BoP een's i, —
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P D : c py or fillies 9 0 0 Tran 1 1 ren ee e+e G “wr n States and Territories to 1 eee Aman 1 * meee. Ligible for en ats Big ee 8 sented. in es be Re ; ‘ 2 1 8 2 ot pa erde . 4 . — 1. es — vine 3 : — 3 2 — * 525 . ¥ ty . . K bine 1725 — e f: a Pee “mean — ls, Se 9 | 2 kon on S 1 18 . W sion Te — De 7. Gray 8 a eee t . Je Buck afin, Bureee f. er F S — A Co 5 . i Somes 2 — e . Fans 0 Se . 8k. 7. Rene xe he on juckden....Kate Wake . Mitton Fuss- d . Late Fiese. aer e mplete List ot 15 : S 5 2 15. N T 9 e ——— 1. Te 2% Pe . eee * e . * 8 * oo aeeee * * * f „eee yder AI . 7 2 N 4 eee A ; Nee „„ D Entries, With „ . 12. 3 ee — tres -e e Ams of th the 81 16. ie 8 18. 1 ‘ eters ds oaéean de en eee Addie 29. .Chitt . ohn eee ondéthritt bane an e Multitude of res and | #53. 2 — —— 14 12 . dala e 3 11 Morris & Pati 0 2 5 — Bale Sa * a * rim. — 0 „„ „* k 0 ot *ee- * „3 „nn . n . te! te ewere * 2 55 50606 mp. edeebec eee Racers. D. . Malton dwin -Miasion Belie. 4 ! rete. „ O.-Bull Broge......... mp, Buckdag. — = 82. Enact & N e oom nate. ue e i arate 18 ou wn 8. 0 Msade * 15 ais aE 4 D, 7 f ote mp. A dea... N line 83. n & * „„ ber wf e Hi 8 * Run = eee hs ties 5 is: — ee rinse e . . e ae A nume 2. W. — eee A 00... 1 . Alfo K. ————. f. „ dtotherf 8 + mee Dell * Feen 88 ss eee sing Sk 0 il 992 one of th ar of incomplete lis B. Cm. r & ye N 1. 3 . lou. 55 4 Grinstead —— Glanze ta 823. + Beeten 2. . “La Plott ren eee N e 8 — 2 8 — +004 Ds Oa oe 8 — be one Bruton. peo. * — Be . i * po in this issue the er magna Horse D the spring meeting—th ai. Fleetw'a Stables... m. Tar.. . . Kr 5 ese A . 8 . — 7 5 i e * Pee Alto Baris oc Stony Bai 1 8 — —— ne mpendi ‘ -Disp » Departnie ein os T Wie d m. Wanda V. — ‘ eae | 2 r 91. Pete 2 Stock Farm. . 5 ¢.Gardy Mie **** ind 0 . - eu 7 pe ag — — ee — 55 . 5 e ney. | John Be. eee — — . —— A Palo alte § arm. bf ‘Robin Laas — Bighieedae: A a _ meetin the entries, o compet before itaread sh. | 81.3 Powers Bom. e tit. ¢ Bian Bas Nee la, 2 — RE: 5 — wexden,.."Mre ta „Walnut Sees e Fe a perms Pewee, | ba *. — may g will open on Jun which are of itors nominated, ers a 4 n K Aretina. tit! . . ln ser seoccesnon — 27... —— tteete Oe 7 beset ao Iee Airs, re pe Re GOES 2 — . Hood. : be aon e 6, and will 0 paramount and witb the .. Bad Corrigan... - F yp Aesth p. n K- 8 W 8 6 —52*ͤ«%“ . lag le e f Sooner, N les. br 22 W eee 2 number of takes to conti ntinue until m portance. 4 des Oh. J ra 1 „Aram zZ * 7 8 79 —9——.t.9 ende 60 Mantle. ry Clase” the by A ar old fillies Eager ee, ahh 2 . GO. 60000 0 61 2 of this i Kentucky entries nue the meeting June 13, although The } 36..Ed 3 2 = 1 — 3. 2 King Run... | 15 2. enry J =... ee * 5. 45 „ Bulwark Alts Vela, b ake 0 n „r of . LOUIS PAIR Oa: 1 tute, eee tonne —— — the will aggrezate about beyond that date there | 3/.-Maryin & e 8. L King Ban. . ram. N . — “yan 3 — — Nan Nn — $1.20 e $1 each 3 makes, by! probable 400, leading The . in & Dougiags.cn g. V dd sssoss Qlary Be $3. . Mel Johaos AO PAS a. . 8 \ 211. . -l 1 I. Rane ame. u the ¢ unds: : the win each; half vig any meeting, and y long odda, eed a pera the list. and out 0. Lessee. Tr bn eee e 2 e. 3 1 ze Morgan e olor. ages. Gerd to have & oar oe ae | Morris and 1 18 an encou 9 ing is re t 4 ‘a 8 —— 2 ae Harry Gilmore. . 6. atone eee le 82 e sabes pss ” Ade lan Ceees . . 8.-Rancho 2 c ‘zr — oe me ning eed tek ten 4 — if de- friend of the tantly represen * and el M. — sign. The H 28 ever made * „. : eee * h nality RAR MPA ged Imp. Buokden. -.. 7. * ug. — 6 „ „ „ eee 0. aK Y „ 6 „„ „6 60 vader Ali "Pte eead Kit * Wesdf'd ig my del Paso.ches.. tie Detling Ge of Si ire. 336. Une 82 Out or 8 of and it ted & Co. unt, Lucas, at | :-Hay . . * T. 4 n 3 Mase Gri kening "RB Mean: dees Gulharn,**” . Blwe Manin le, by C 6 nche d 40.9 f ‘Tyrone ling. ...Lo nelg. . mile and tue ni is ners stands v and thei ‘s stab! Pate, “a. ew. don & Ba =. e. M GOK. .. West Ro oe eee 1 riggsby N. . R. e o. . Maste lam. — . . It. 3 autle Ft ncle H B. Mi el Paso bf ort . -Longfielad *** * Name a Halt,. ght are v vis very stron r entries es are Hon N. J. Se rry..b. h enn 4..Te xbury.. -e+--Calcium | 3. Madden t. 3 „art e Ca (Vie . 8 » Millio bf. Yau ° n eee Dam. back sei! } probabl wry 2 e 1 — #3 . Leere e 2 anche — Td se Marie . Charles I nae bE Hatt BH. ss Wheat e 1 (Brown aud” Pat M — however straggling in When the represe Tennessee 47. .Ranch ruton....... . &. Arch Sidean — Daly — — ee eM nie C. 7 - Rakche « el Perg 5 15 ie B e. — Blue M mtie,.... }4 V aver! 10. R. F. John Unt. ohon e 1 1 neater n selle . W DER RESIGN 7 rew entries nted f ., Palo. o del Pass . AIR OP.... . Are E ystification 42. Ranch des eee ae. . Hyd autle...... 0 be M y i F. Jo} 89 » n an. Races „ Rebec his H. Se ED, 80 will be tries mailed under the are full, rom Kansas 4y © Alto St. F o. ch. c. M obertson..... 8. Imp. Highland ++-Colos © del Pan” . Vir N Bede, Ali „Janet aytl'r 1. K U ohnson. N r „ Addi ca — * udder of SOUDDER se; | a there ..Palo Alto : Fm. 0 * * afte Daly +++ * m ighiander.... relia Ti . . Paso. 8 RI Einius. Bs ed cee ier A] ee eewee Le 12. E Pate D 1 1 ue Cloak thie ees Te 8 ot the Jeff of St. Louis APP by satisfacto until midnigh rule which bein St Fm . ©. Vaiiant Poin ode 4 N Highlander... ern For 2 yea n Her . . . . Longtiela..._** Maile . GG b .-Cheekte.. -"*** Bh rn . ven N al and ho eTson b INTED. 11 tory proof—th f t Janua allow z some For th - ' c. Bish 1 2 e Kyrie Dal i Fray Nu 1885, wii r olds Og. dtockt ee 5 ollie Wa 2 Carte “oe Oe ch W Amy Pe ss eees Blue Man n Ploverw ker not the taryship 2 J eSterday and may exceed ey will ot X. 5 all * ree-vear- D ..Mond n anie \ aanatane so each Rar ae Langgeid . elle Dal rd +. . RAJ E . Laer 1. — sate” ter ” 3 in Paine * that imber in . when en- to second olds, — aan wat omen OE hs . . Cordeli ood. ree any Sven 1 fori HANICS’ Sra. mgfeld,..... Vienne 13. K. 6 ohnson&c ¢ ht mon 7 n Non The expire ye he has ais all interestin number. The toto hetw accom carry 5 ibs ; + @100 to thi entrance RAILWAY annon. 2—＋—E—2 0 0 — e ; second ty eit, or “stakes, eee — 2 * ena 16. . Thoma 0. b . — ’”’ Peer en +0 MONS e 8 of 80 2 sting and fut filly, col een 70 and panied Veda ; of two suc W — — y Evangeline urday, J Ot an oid stake race receive as 7.3 F da F. HRS a. bee .. Mine . Nannie R. xplana nation, Fhich and ex! ure anno t. sta!) R00 N lu v J such stak lun lared * 0 Bish No. „ und 12 * value, 7 LO th A wong j , af ad . «By M ‘. BR. G mas, Sis Oer Hyder 7 NG eee Ali fr tion, mo ra races. uncements wi ion and entries, | 1. ay Sune 10, 1508, es, 10 Ibs. D * Nese — exura Rod third e ee onday 18. -K oman b . Des e 9 rene ea zende were wan ace anndagn we would The St. Lo will be open sta 1. RO ame. extra. O y race in 1385, 15, 2885, 4 Chas 3 exira, Th: varie Sif’ oat on or bef 19.4 G. Thomas bf. trie Hime Hane nnie C. * that Mr we much pted. with hence, uis Fair De regarding th kes are “RO ate i Col ue mile and to the val $1000 ad .. Chas. Hunt Cot are to carry 3 of the ore Apri! he H. Car cht „Lady Hi ape ee i pO. Addie W ceed W. H. 8 relie ved ay Out os and bids fai rby. for th 0 arrangemen Cc / I on or. Na three-eigh ue of a! od; J. Gh lL. Hu —— 600 or. Na Quarters * 0 pou states 15, 1 Ea Cor r. .. 1 Ms 3 0 imy 19 e. Azel E arren offi 0 H 5 Scudder by t) * howe An s fair to rival e openin te | 4. AD SP nee bo. Clay Pan : ea ee te tee ic — — N : of A mile nds éxtra: two on 21..Ed Ce gan. d f. Alte L . Aar 1 ye ce . Scudder 1 ver, hi blue grass — any of the ki 4 day in 4..Char Hunt seee8 8 E ay Pate Name of 8 0 be run on ..Chas. E e B. nna 1 * 10 be „ two 2 1 ¢ orri «+. Ch, f 10 10 Tae Ref SOO FR) FED en, Th 5 for n a ounce 118 — . RX oeee a 38 } Vink Seas 822 Na . r ar 24 8 igan., Ong. n ooo ne enevegenes H resign Ppo men list of 3 The stakes e * has ever 1 bea grand even ‘ 2 1. — — 5 7 e * Fader 2 EY 8 K * Barry & 8 9 4 2 6600600 Fre Sire, v un on Sat- 4 55 Corrigan. +. “be. 4 ‘Pikes Peak. Bye fr Hein Governor — elfe mes, 8 — den Ha ar olds—foals At. the terms inaugura t, 7. 7 onig * et orp b _ hadama 90n6e%s me * nne * 7. Linwo. ate..... n * he eee 13 — 1 E me of Da 25. Shoe che . . .* . 8 eee vn t ema ite None on ta ° dder tine four hold Harry O'Fallon, G of 1883—are rea ted in the g. 182 —— c. Freeman. ns * urp 9. In Aan ‘Cbarpties Trettorn . 4 ad Los m . Tie abe. . - Narr Wintieid.: a5 . eteeeesensae lice Hurt not mashed who is of y low, Bill on. Glenelg, Enqui found t pasonable, a 2 ; ee 3 » Rbhadamanthus.. by. .. K. one en . — e S- Aa E.. 1 tn, . Mary H ord the on certai And inco Billet. Little g.Enquirer. he prod and in t IEA. Ar 9 Broec us. Vola 16. * abies............ n. Tasta... Pup = A. Linwood stables... .. r * Ducken. ... . .. 22 e, La oward face of hum. n that G thus mi gt Great Tom 3 imp Glen „ imp — of imp. 1 TE N ne. ao — e “eon Belle Koight 11 5 . Bo... d — 2 — — 5 — the 2 — Marmaduke i o races will ost of other g pa, Fello ngarry, Lo . -an lay............ ch G. — Grin — — 1. E Ce see cnen ved 422 Sent 1 r. Ale . J. W. — tok e Imp G al — § 3 flugers wn. in de conducted u famous sires. owcraft Virg ngfel- N 18. .Oots iM Clay...... — ch Ky 3 — * xperiment 1 Ed — —— 8. 2 8 pasty 7 J tie Murphy . W. Greer. Cottrill De b. f. . M rella.. oe eee Gri sind aig iy „eee Ue Sis ustries, : in its Balt hes c 5 N und the a FE Serra . Boot n yrie Dal ....Lilile Ra 2 J. Sw a c Pra Stark, „Non. —— Handin ard „. GC ; & R. b. ..Mollie McGaree e . . Vision m will to. annual imore there is nn es of commerce y The stakes 4 oubtedl Most 9 Corr . b f 0 blac k — 22 De boitt, 2 11. co 8 6. La ne Norris bone vedi im wr Vir 1. Hate a . Ww —— K . f...Alaba cCarty eee Rutherfo de sediwe Cereus Metella anufact morro review Manu- associati and indust which are receive th Een 0000.0... D e. — Aa * Mitten. 48. ee ey dag mathe..." hones Huckdcen... idea A. . 98 K N Music Bax. 2 — 28 „NM. the uring an W publish of 80 urers of the Mi on or co ry, should na med 2 . . F riga......... ..Imac N weer * Alphons. pe 4. 8. 8. ea. F mp. Dae OB. . Vir de 42 . Cottrill B. . bf c Box... Im SO PE ages cag ote * «zie Eme Southern d min a uthern M rporation recei after 24 — tte er eees en f.. ee Murphy... „Bes itude. 2 — 9 - 3 ime. eae rs. Uti M.D. dards ,-Bessie Hinckley. p. Buckoen tt ister Anne States * en list of and progre issippi valley to which th ve substan the | 4 Corr Devens . d . e. rc - 3 822 aig -t e. Beaver.” e . 66. . B. 5 e .- Hor Spring Jap. Buekcen,. Malte Nees new ente in ter prises all the than are more e merc tia) aid 5 H as Oe „3 br e. da Hope besessen Ma 8 * 5 5 2. „„ ch. ver. PCC ce „6 1 P. Glen eT py Ma Venture 44. . Bell... ' D. f. Alto ring. .. Im 3 R ckcen asi Oe Eth MeCarty th prises 1884 As its ann the St. _ deedly hants and . as 2 Carter backéccocc * Ww R 3 * Ka loy. ..Mary ward. . * eee b C. Tivpo “DRE phe Mp. th Arno. * ry lay 45 * D. Nell iN. Vi n 1 Rehe uckden + ate ceed S sel Spra 8 eng. + with an — The list in ual exhibiti Louis Agricul indebted manuf 9. 4 TSA nee ss cb f. Lizzie Dever Dag Aifouso...; 2 J. = eae -br. f. Nena i + Verbina . Geo. H . be e eee e Den auge Box f rmous aggre shows thousand ibitions a 1 tural for act- | 2” ames T W . br g ie I ° : — rr ——d Grea A2 rm, Corde: 46. . Geo, „Clay. * "°° mp. Blue Magi Willie x ourteen sum of gate ca 1.36 8 of dollars re of National and Mecha advancement .B@Th — +. Ch -Annie V ncaa Bidens , ria. 2.. win. 2 („„. ti Anite Nr Great em.. Gleadaes . . Tu H, Cha E. Virgil e Mantie. Sylvi Hinckley Southern $105,269 pital reac y The list is to the busi val fame, ical 2. - Thomas.........0.4.. Che Je 2 , 12 5 i Maidwin.. —— toda. Nr . —— J. r. n Lest Le . ee States, 259. 000, divi hing of un iness com and ha Association. $i. m+ SPR aac a4 ae Sal é..J0e G ul A. L. 1 7 ii BT on ion tartiua 3 ee ongieliow.Longtdiow..°°77""""%"" oe a Sta as fol] vided amor tier usual i m ve ad . G Th * i ** ch Catio eee. VOM oe ACO ke. * H. Fieid ee eee 1. —— ee Ru: 4. 2 «+e be * — en . Moore ..Bon —— ewes nete)) 2 6606006600 ‘ eee ith tes, N Ows: Har care. It — . and will pees — hundreds of S G McFs ddes Abe ; oe ee me = ae „ N a gem J ds sense sve ee ee — ae Basia Anita e 8 ö Duale G — New Estab, or : Gr * wood salts kam oe " 2 E 0 ‘Lisbon. ae . F. . Peake ry Notas 12 * ape Reac on. 0 ert nunt 4. J. A. e ee —— Harr eee * entuct ne: e 925.000 Ratu oO — to * 2 * C. . Harp 2 - — ~ „„ t. Fure oe -- iB 1. Pe nee mt) Ri — M * O. rambe! 10 +e Pelee 7 onet 79 — 98 0 2. No. — Jane 6 158 Pompe abe ro to carry 1 declared 3 ‘Rancho del — * be .- al ol r 2 — — „r. Pure Rye... * e 2 — — cewees uo * 2 and io — Lines, ra allon. . . Jus ion Mary er. g 103 . 78 21 Line Color, N extra, Throe-quart N save ber steken 2.5 slo Alto 5 — ae pe aa 45 Young 9 % N eee, ee t. Ada D . Loagfellow Seis es a i: Maat —.— i * * on, L. n A uarters of xtra. 4 kes. 1. J. tock b — eee W A . Milten — nnv enn DE. de Lee gary —— : 2 . 8. ryear 5 5 „ „ „%“ MN Rer: 6 See „„ „6 1, „ r eee i . r ont Pi.” p et ftv eee ye 2. — 8 = 48 x aR weer «80 Baton N 8 105 — 5. K C rry & C inc. Ltr es 0 : N on iA year WE nd..... — Sean — 4 ‘cation, — a... ee nne hu: jengary. e ar mo . . X. 4 — —[ͤ— 2 2 R TPO Peon ee —··k SS Baers ey a so ee apr ae wh Sa * — 2 . S be nar |S eh S ex 7. 5 — Staion f eens uy Hide... 9 2 Dupin No. — . ee — 31% eee $0 hall furfelt, oF o eeebes Cousin Etta 4 3 8 N es ny Alpbunso. 3 M tagorda 4 John Funk. 3 — Vinyl ———— 2 12-3. Carter. tables....bf. -- Patience — * e, 22 1. 8. Nene Tree Garten —. third to or only 45 “pane t. w — . Chimborazo . Becht ihe &..J. & J. Swige 2 of S > artica W. Whitten Be... bf Moonta." eee 4 Nr N Fg deciared 2 G.Tucmas...--- 5 — der W i. Kier ooo ., Imp. Bl — 1 — a tt 8 4.88 E Haat G A Ls 2 2 r 22 e S e Bile ow e Jen u ; COT Len ar * ‘ 5 — „ “ee . * * : „eee f „„ i — r a 1 Alex Sneedssvess-sbf... e — W e 1 Fern eee os —— . 85 . 2 7 & Pai e Fe eee 2 2 17 F — peg Pty — 58 Pr 1 ve * Ne rum 1 ie W — Cc ta — 41 Tenne rung e . 5 2%. * ter — * ee n nl os * 3353 4 maleate 2 3 ti 1. r 9 2 I. whee 1 10 dtn e DE. “Cava Qaeee™. . — Murphy K- 222 re ag mote ere n H =. ‘Pale ais SR ES Goa irer. — „e e „„ .. thetio Ww. Lawrence & Co. . 1 . -Lady 1 3 —— . -- Nee John 0 n — Ae H. J. M. Woodi | TES » ia 360600 eder oss Gran ra 4417 tegen br Py > mr atte 9¢ebnedecoos * 8 — 4 * A Bravo. n. 0 Butter. sual — al TLR 2 2 & Harriet „„. . — 55 OHO CC ONS Ces es — ' rear. ng & Pur Ada D equi. Be nie 13. ott sag "ch . Wire. ——— Rancho l.. . * 2 dae enen & Co Sunbeam een. in Girl .- Henry N ch 7 1 FRR eee — . Baldwin * OF 4222 Ar 85 ZN „Bonnie Lawn * e del ti. e.. — — 2 Bighlander Pi 2 . „ ch f Ida Hing Alfor — — * — 1 1. tante „ Seppe Enquirer,, Meade ib; Covtrill * 13 222 Anita en Irin or Ving ee W — cha e e — 2 nf _ountess A 1 three i> Burke... Aenne 88 ion 21. Mi Jennings on. . h f. ——— — 1 „Hare : + sRottrtl & Brows be. ee Cuan 83 stead... delnide. by ta. 61 ncho cel eat r „Imp. —— N wi (foals of CHARLES — eeteces imp. L. wthorn 3 di rae — — 17 Urenii 1 5 Wa ni 1 pase, 14 iw 1 mn — 2 a. — on 2 Den * — Daly...” e the * eee a 8 — STAKES. Co kwell * 0 an ar c * suline Nun 2 1 „ vn elroge * ad " ty — 1 1 n Imp. * 5 Anita : . — 8 ch ee sa bei 8 — g tie! * No. tay of ; the secon winner - half — bee lerai 4. M N * -Rea Girl, D nenelg. . —ͤ—ͤ * 8 ö 19..Chi . Swigert seem Gh e. .G wis Gar I Buckden, .. |] 8 Alte . t..Bi — — Kyr * 1 Name spring d to of an forfeit, =e * b, nnn 2 21 Ay ee r te ——ͤ— fon Buckden.~ Bonaventa 6... wee 2 2 785 J sececesgLAi@etr 4.8 macting'of 1886 "On air gg stake it declared D. D. Dell * Ee Har Magenta. ‘aterwi 2. sibourne aaa 2 . -Marreissasg . St. Martin u. .. . Mrs. — --Palo ot m. . . b f. Aen. S ss GE bead. 5 3. .Ranc coteeen ee DE. = mile and was OF — of the — 8633 Hill ‘Mole 1 teen thong -.b0...0 Fallon I cee 67. Pai aie = he bd „oben Lass...” Great Tow. en * — 4 — e. Nen Ali, Name oft T value N. ene 1 el wea haca, — g * ina . Me! yuUPne voces. Palle OMG 7 — n Gilly fi : Alto * » . 0 Lass... «oes. Flood RR. ' la . Rancho de 2 -+-D. f. Pr n of — o be run 8. % Gigs „ an ber z Pe e e dee We.. Fan n- — to Joe W 22 S 92 Balle 4. Rancho det Pawo, views 2 1838 Bee dame * Ne r Virgi tel. Alta Velo” B.. W. B. — 3 r Pillet O allen. Ble ban Sweepstakes e. ee 35— K. NN f. ling........ 3 Thos . Moore... ht” Tere rgil... Vana de 8.8 & Brows „ I Beli of Lo „ee - + Grace fore S. Rr . Nod “pike J. Sr . piling. ..-+4-Longfield. ..... St Thos W. Moore.......0 f ve Beta en. wie ot. Wi fas 8 Porn 2 Bee Ge “Mundang. ri 3, 1a, L Kathario §- mr . Ea. O 2 c c.. B N En * . a 1. K chnsoa & a — atme. To 9 carry five 9 and Three. 15. H ( . — 2 os — 5 „ e. evento ee meee eh De Linme Anite -Grinstead...... Fila . Ei Corrigan,....,.; K. A 3 4 Powors 4 a pounds Upwards 16 23 A1 oe 1 n ee Jac . Ed. Corrigan. ....7., . Kiag Alfonso... 4 im. ho Eto 1 To 114 | 28°: ere “he Dice a e rb e eee 175 Corrigan re 0 . Basaie Ss de u ff D ma ea . Cottrill & Miss Anna. . vs senatutherford, . 11... Senta .F. ren 0. A . e Br —— — 88 78 . . 7 Tae wr e., Name of Dam . See yy Ir — N M OER IB Dee -Ratherford „eee Bi Anita W. Jas. were de 8 oe 5 39 . — 1 Cees 8. — sig ee a’ 7 eee et Te . an. Ed Corrigan’ — d „ nf — * LS 2 N . aga bf... Bessie Hi narchist or Sister Anne 4 7 G. N Ge 2 23 13 2 I. e “ape Fo — er * „ — J 3. * Coreen! 8 v 55 B. Ferse . & ee nck! 3 6. T MOMS. . .. 5 8. . td — 6 —— eee Lon 1 — 4 le w Me ox * Ce bos 5 . vol Ar 4.7 roe DMS Ly erry Be} — uy . a agi — — 1 4 ue Sto 56000 1889 wre 3 — wit eee Rome A ae Mirae ma aati He Home F L Matin 2 27: N een eee . 5 ee — 2** * *. : ; — Map Eenbes oro 2°07" — iho tly fle + reer . —— r ere tar..... "Melbourne — eee. .rar Buokd , Ne 4 2 T ee 122 e | 14." 4, Maldwin “bh. Compensation...” 2222 . 1 e eee (reat Toa 4. .Pleetw Kabi 71 pare 812 l mp Kuck en... 8a — 22 122 — seeebh Ge nr osm on Vink: Hira 6 J. Bi win.... ..b Lud an Catesb U Ren Powe 2.8 zarter * e . e ittle Raga 2 — 2 r ee ...., pb Bill den. , ‘Ethel Boi No N. . e Batter...’ Erden e . S e B-..0.-... 2 . e . Tees ie eae Imp. Glengas — vod . 2 ye 9 — 2 GK. 4 thel 3 . = tanch . . ; 8 . „ „0 7 tter Im | M. Ado 16 Cot & Bro evened e tygtatalages os R * low eee eees erie a>. Gray nes ssceee D ¹ eee 22 1 engary. 4 at. K. 6. 1 stables f azetia — ugtellow . Jac prague 47..Ra o del Paso b. 0 Jonge. i b. N Al nia -Cottrill & n. W n Ea ign Lustrul 29 & Co 600 G mp. Glo —— a . E U ‘homas Tes ee b eeeeMiram bees . -Biile Ww. onet 43 ncho d j aso... oe | B mp. Hi A nder Ine F. = Brown oe b + Mat Leal — ild r ard. 3 Sur ia . . Gray * en c T n Enqui ngary. * . — 8 93 — Gl 1 -eees Vematio oo pancho 4 Paso. ch. 22 See Imp Fen lan ler ... Mollie Ha a het oo 80 ° 1 4. Gri: Idle. Magie pper W. . Fleetw sh U. 222 Like ——— n rer. N 11 1 . Feen Pe 2 Meee Cas Ranch el Paso ote fe oe TY . Rossi nter. Ip C re 12. — Tenant be. . 1 — 2 » Emerso 31..Me ood SAbie ie ee — og, Auirer. L N „h H. — e ry Clark 50. 1 o de — „ Epicure.” — ssife „e ounte N Ga Ag. ++ —— m oe ean eee ee 2 & aur 8. 0. Luc *** en Brock * . . Tod 8 mya tee ee fellow NM stance i Paso b. Bos N ure. — ——— mb. * . . Th -” a oes, mp Suen e . Molli M 2 J nestébles -Ucas, ee ee " oeck Fire Mag. Lady . . Bioe yes Netella 1 Rancho dat — . Sebring 22) [ed — ten renee ne age 3): Jama 1 75 . i oe ey mdi Rote Kate thy 8. . 2 Mart e Bai ——— — _Broeck.. * 4 K. Fa Goon * a? ‘ 328 W n Hire Si. oy ory del Paso... =" : Portuss 4 22 eee os J 1 5. Bob Troubler e — RPGR rr aaa — 5 * — +++ Chg. Ben Bourbon. 1 Blue Byes 8 2 Ss. . “ ee cat 1 8 » del Paso...... .. scene ngteld..... = „F. MU oben „Rei „„ 8s. a ing K Littie ah abe zrowt n r. G. D .... N. . I. 1 2. 0 .. — 1 King 12 5A. 0 Alto Jaa ch. . . T Einius.. „eee „Elten 20. E. West. e... 4..Pat 3 Ban Wifes ee tegen ay © Guild L. Cur * bensdthades ast b. + ie . eee Mi 8 e oe 41. sees , “Pate Alte st eee aren Logie" Monday | For min ing E . bal, Bern 8 — ae ae es ae 3 8. P. 5 tee nitie Carlile, — ue ee 85 alo Alt n YH pe tobin Lass Fi le Daly Virgi a, g 1 b B Morgan $9. Law aanin N . . 5 - Falls City cevseceoes dn — aul’e Spr 2 7 ‘a Ww n br 1. —. ary te. 5 6 66600 J Le Co Ba ANG Ha urford 3828 Al 0 St * „54 eee b. . geen l 9080. eee nia pated: $10 entrance, THE l 2, aabou dee ben. adie rute He] 40. FE rence & Ay +eeecene .c..Figaro cai ee - P. Fecht 9908 Glend agus 1 . —— 1 2 : tome Po” 9 .oeccsones oon ‘olumb tu eee — 2 a. J. . +0 gre Fr. g. r ene e Kin ter... -Kirck ng a . e ee — Ram e | 1-H. fe, ti te air Mis wtaces, idl Fig $8 eee CE Snthiane Bing Alters Grin den N . anche 2 Frs Fat . . . 9 cs , be ection irl . XE i e for the starters, w Colssa A. -K. J. i . DE. c.Solid Silver n e e Bel! a de Gat Paso. :322-b * Datling . 4 Glen . N che Tasker to King b Shannon, 8 ede 4. TS Hr be ame + Ae — — note e 1 — 92 Howard e e ... gary... ith $15 ler e and upw — ane lr Bag nee sense. b 1K 2 * Fran. N o be 2882 ear, N — 2.41. Josie C. F. t @60......c0b Yeabel N a et „Bessie m additiona carry 7 upward HOTEL D le t 5 + Pate ~~. eT un * 4. Bil} Ame of Si rua on . Cottril Brawa el 0 rimero 232236 Rutherf Soe e April o-year old f....Ty 1 * eT es cone cs Nowe? ** © ees Belle Bell 0. me be ru l for sta Ibs more 8. — 2 — rr Bo wer E 8 ch. 2 3 „16 6. I et 1 1 rs. * 2. 88 „ „360 b. . Lewis Gurr eG . ord eevee M. Emerson , with aoe ot e Lei elk . - ebe I R Bon Wednesdey a weight). #10 oe g ; RN e . e 8 mr 9.8 2 e N . w+ eee slate A ca ot kate Paco sg TO — * * esc ° 7. Won. „. a4 ewe | > ckd Ss a ° 0 .Vottri Wh... a Cc. Nor eee LTD eeeses * r Ann Aab 10 ote 73 0 cach: haf forfeit came peat Teas eae 158 Ne oder. *. Jane 1, macdods gc 82 tete ontlemen 6. 3 . 2 sc e bi romani 241 F or 33 imp. Fee Mra, Gri 7 Sere * 4 pounds value ic 81 or only 9 M e * hitte Om Whe “ey SE lame. second an rider ee F z...F a West. a; ** nel reat To — al N 3 8 si N oe cee Zi RON —— mp. B. den * rigsby 7 N extra ofs to WwW u Br +++ Ch, Kin $iw an reeland aged. ellow.. m. . Spe .-Th : 2 or — 4 nok d ven — Swel 1 Charles L. 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All Fresh Stock. ; . 50 | | ; I A Clean Sweep-Out of Odd Sizes and Broken Lots, including some 9 6 and Gents, read this column and see if there is anything you need; it will be the dll (ll Full Lines that were slow to move. 2 nene Lina tay PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, IT WILL PAY WO pairs Me = OM Walking Ghee, extra heavy and wide extension soles, | ! FULLY, AS MANY OF THE GOODS ADVERTISED ARE ( UNDER 50 PER CENT. OF” English A1.“ We have too many on hand. Price $3 50—will sweep ACTUAL VALUATION. 49 4— Calf Button Hand-sewed Shoes, all nobby shapes, three styles oe us all season for $6; will close them at $3. Too many BOYS’ LONG AND SHORT PANTS. . ° Come and get them—it will pay you big | W has Begun in Earnest! 1 lot Boys’ All-Wool Cheviot Long Pants, sizes 13, 14, 15 and 16, 128. tf Calf Congress, Imitation button, double sple and fair stitch, sold by us Come Now, the ed gu | 1 lot Boys? 3 — Cheviot 2 — tole „ . or $1. So aQw ww for #1 $1 iS 1 lot Boys’ Heavy Satinet and Wo ts, sizes 13 to 16, were $1 50; swept out for 780 | K. C 2 , 1 a ts, sizes 13 to 16, were §2 and $2 50, swept out ‘NOW LOOK OUT, GENTS! Every Suit and Overcoat advertised in our Sweep-out Sale is Fres ean Goods of t Season s make— or no Old Timers” at “FAMOUS”—but they move too Slow for a Progressive House, and we sweep them out — dg Assorted Knee Pants, sizes 4 to 11, sold all season as a drive for 500, swept out s GENUINE ALLIGATOR BOOTS, calf lined and water-proof, three soles:| AT A BONA FIDE SACRIFICE: 200 pair Boys’ Mixed Cassimere Knee Pants, sizes 4 to II, a $1 Pantaloon which we soid at Tic, r These goods are city made and warranted: will now swept out for 50c. tine at 85 a 10 lines 8 and Youths’ All- wool and Extra Union Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, swept from $7 50 and | 200 pairs Boys’ All- Wool Cheviot Knee Pants, sizes 4 to 11, were $1, swept out for 50c. toomany! Gents’ "Bost American Calf English 1 wide extension sole, $8 50 to $5. 2 — Baa 1 — e * — $1 2 : fone 3 650. in tanner We want to get rid of them and will lose 4 tines Gents? and Youths’ All-wool Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, swept from $8 50 and 810 t 66 60. {5 pairs B o Leavy Ai Well Cuuimare ne dun Gents’ Fine 80. Benin English Weskonpheat Shoes, fair stitch and three heavy soles; S lines Gents’ and Youths’ All-wool Cassimere and Cheviot Sults, swept from $10 and $12 50 to $7 50. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS, 25 P © Cent. Di t. rene | we to 68 10 lines Gents’ and Youth~’ All-wool Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, iu handsome shades and mixtures,swept : : eet ver. S wed Full fe seg gg light soles; W. E. Putnam, maker; sizes from $12 50 and $15 to $8 50. In addition to our regular close-selling price on these goods—which is always the 8 Felt ‘Slippers, felt or leather soles, very comfortable cold | 100 styles Men’s and Youths’ fine All-wool Suits, in a abs shades, mixtures, plaids, elbe all 3 Weet—we will ofer during our Sweep-Out Sale a cash discount — eee es ce $1 50; now 85c. ee prime standard goods. Regular close Famous price, 81 > ao oleae ase swept Boys’ Jud Clien Overtoate 236 to 12 years, 880 to $12. L show “sewed House Slippers, sizes 8 to S—were $1 25; now 680 8 out for $10 per suit. saa SA 88 9 fe " „ . 6 Men's and Tout u n nobb wi uce or e evens Baskin; alees 9)6 to 6¢-—grice GI 5% cwregt 20 ety iteras and attractive mixtures. Famous close price, eis, $1850 and $26. Allgo ate batons the | $18 coat to $11 25, and so on „„ re Oe Sane one gente , stock Kip Boon; sis, 0 10 and 11—regular price $3 50 and $4: will go for eee off regular price returned in to purchaser. than the pees of comooa Brogans. 0 9 Men's and Youths’ Fine Business and, Walki Suits in Corkscrews, Impo CHILDREN’S rar io 3 Sizes 4 to 11 Years. and Wors 2 1 variety of Mixtures, Invisible Plaids, Pinhead 0 Close 84 When the fact is considered that house in the country on these Ir you WEAR AN EXTRA SMALL SHOR. nae 50 to * got in the way of the Broom Brigade, and will be swept out for $15 goods, ot regions and tee te of former eo will be be appreciated by consumers. *. ö — a 4 . ee and Union — Whi uits, sizes 4 to 11 les), 80 READ THIS ITEM! : . Buits, 20 styles), were $2 - on 3 and. Union Cassimere Knee Pants Sut (4 toll), over 40 styles, were $3 , 7 e e cee, 3 ed Now, this is the place the Broom B . c came very near , ar 4. wed, but they made f big ral 1 lot Awortad Onion and Mixod Cassimere Kneo Pants Suits, sizes 4 to 11 years, 25 , were pon wo are ache Ge bap eve you "ong an they 1 lot Mixed and Union Cassimere Knee Pants Suits, sizes 4 to 11 years, 8 styles, were throw your money away on a best goods for less money. Read this: Rochester French Curacoa and Matt Kid Button Boots, in ten in real Fine Sh clean a dan des wh . $2 50, $3 and $3 50 out at $1 65. OUR MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ OVERCOAT STOCK, 2 poet oo . 1 F 5 styles, were $4 50, $5 and $5 5), heel machine-se strictly first-class goods; out for $3 50. a pair and ald b dealers from ¥3 50 to 88 K 1 And if you need one of these desirable and useful NOW IS YOUR TIME to step right 2 Knee-Pants Suits, sizes 4 to 11 years, 4 styles, were $5 and $6, swept out Grand Bargain. No house in the world can duplicate it! : up to the front and SAVE A BIG DISCOUNT! e will ose our entire line of 1 W Ne Misti, e 4 to £1 nenn 58; awant Gus for 90 60. ee ee | 1 1 mA Bo in em e pr. viot Thee Panta Suite, sizes 4 to 11 years 5 HEAVY WINTER - WEIGHT OoVERCOA Ts meee wey, * f A 8 and 88, all swe Rr 5 ‘ | : " 9 | 1 lot Assorted All-Wool Knee-Pants Suits, sizes 4 to | — en % 25 different styles, were 2 SWEEP-OUT LINN i ageism is gmap ks Including every garment on hand, ranging 22 r $2 50 to 75. embracing over 200 dif- BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, LONG PANTS, Sizes 10 to 12 Years. ferent styles of fabrics and makes, at 1-40 HE REGULAR CLOSE-SELLING PRICE. 1 line Boys’ School Suits, Mixed and U Cassi 10 to 12, $8: d 8 $2. B d Childr We hand you back one- fourth of the amount of your purchase in CASH. On a 8250 Overcoat 6 lines Boys’ School Suita, Mixed and . — 8 10 to. 12, f 60. $4 and 68: down de nen 85 oys' An en’ 8 we return you 63 cents, making the garment cost $187. On a 875 Overcoat we return you 6 line + Fone School Suits, Mixed and Union Cassimere, 10 to 12, $4, $4 50 and 80; down to $3. 5 $18 75, reducing your purchase money to $56 25, and so on through the scale—1-4 OFF. KEEP 3 lines Boys’ ’ Schodl Suits, Mixed and Union Cassimere, 10 to 12, $4 50; down to 3 50. 1 * ah THE BIG DISCOUNT LN SIGHT. 8 lines Boys’ School Suits, Extra Quality Mixed and Union Cassituere, 10 to 12, $7; down to $5. ere 1 1 T 1 — AND ARs! 7 5 races he School Sule, see 1040 1, Extra Quality All-Wool Fabrics, were $7 50, 88 50 and a un 1 : 7 t r f 4 4 lines Boys” All: All-Wool Schoo! Suits, 10 to — — $s r 3 oP — ee n « Baty lines Boys’ Fin . School were an oer $ lines Bove N 4 —— — 13 50 old elsewhere as & Extra si wll be swept on School Suits, 10 to 12, were § 1 Light Brown Soft Fur Hate Price $1 50; mag gg by Nagai extra fine low crown Black Fur Hats Price $250; swept out . . ways be made from some line, even where Look at this 1.000 Men's and Youths’ Fine Vests in Imported Fabrics, all f 1 Ha assorted colors, fancy silk lining; very lish. es, ancy patterns. . 1 1 Prices $150, 81 75, $2, $250, $3. They move too slow to keep out of the A of the LARGE BOYS’ SUITS, 13 to 17 Years. Ries rte maton ros BOW ARE YOU FIXED FOR A vnST 7-0 Price 82; t for 61. : Beck Fur medium grown. rice B b fr 6. : te bi ta got for 50 CENTS. Just think of it! Hardly the price of the wis rte con C Ftp tengo. Apel tf ihr mo in Black pur, um- crown Hats. Price swept ou selected. Many lines are still unbroken. “ „ | and Union Suits, $8 50 and $4; down to 62 50, rn 4 ERF end Union Suite, 86; down to $3 50, A band, and Knitted Scotch Caps. | | 1 line Large Boys’ All- Wool Suits, $7 50; down to $4. — Balz“ me, en rept ae. YOU NED A PAIR OF F P| he ates Bo tere Pine ee Now don’t stand back if you want A PAIR OF PANTS, but come right up and face the Broom 2 lines Large Boys’ Extra Fine All-Woo 1 Suite. | sand Bib; down to 50, | 10 22 lines Large Extra Fine ool Suits, $ 8 $8 AND CHILDREN’S H ATS AND CAPS, Brigade like a soldier, and you'll be in a pair of Pants and out very little money. 12 — Large Boys! Extn Extra Sr A ip —— $12 50 and $15; hae bo A, hs ad 500 pairs Men's All-wool 9898 rte No — desirable and lish, 30 — 96 and Cc ‘ tor $12 50 if ce $7 everywhere; $5 regular at FAMOUS, but included in our Grand Sweep fo 88 SO Look through these, lines as advertised, and you will ind bargaing that no house in the world can eee Boys’ Furnishing Goods Department. Bead the SWEEP-OUT PRICES and Then Come and Invest, inch Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, worth 50c, soid all season for 35c; swept ous Linen Hemstitched HandKerchiets, printed borders in grotesque pat- eee fine goods, assorted patterus, Gar as Price 50c; — A 9 e tai de 1,000 pairs Men's All-wool Pants, from as Suits, odd lots and broken sizes; regular 50 and * 5110 #150 V. ee 7a — 780. &5 goods. But thcv made up their minds outfor = the Win 6 ” * Caps, with ear-laps. Price 500; swept out Broom Brigade said NO! So they march = * aue 2 35. a a th wn bn Skating Caps, silk lining. Price $1; swept out ONCE MORE! n’ tk plush and silk-lined winter band Skatirig Caps. Price $1 25; swept 800 pairs Men's substantial Cassimere Pants, odds and ends, worth from $2 50 to 4. 3 n track in double-quick time for $195. Now don 4 25 n Caps, with v ste band, broken u Price 7Sc; swept fore calling, and then find these bargains Foe ee omnes ee eee eer eee ae 8 9 „ Cape with slide band; sims left cg and 6%. Price $1; swept ot LAST CALL! 7 8 f ted silk plush Skating Caps, silk-lined. Price $1 25; swept out 100 Mowe tho die ote oe Working and Dulteats Penis ot. $2.50 and $3—The re S1 25 down the slide alt 115 Cn mm * * . mes’ and C sar fancy silk plush silk-lined Polo Caps. Price $150; swept out 8 1 — 2 eee eee ons 1 f oe A consideration of the fact that our prices are at all times cee — a snorted yt. Pe ower than are asked by any Retail House in the country ieee ih.” oad OP aR werner: toe ? vai : * and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings, Hats, Ladies’ e and Drawern What a ltt cae ee eee kor 81 10 Cotton’ F on. r eae » including 2 collars and 1 pair cuffs, 750 All- Wool , Hose, worth 3880; our price Wo; will be swept out for 8 General Outfittings, it requires. no argument to convin the — = ie — or: 1-4 OFF ! 1-4 OFF !|skeptical that to invest during our learing 2 5 — 8 — 2 „ Misses’ and Children’s Isa of 50 per dent de e consumer. 5 1885 25 Che 2 1 Pattern French Percale oer Sand. de 3 — — other oo close 1 f De alll 7 a du a Se * 4 ee ene r 1 “ — * r > y* .