St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 17, 1885
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Have you tried your SEND FOR CATALOCUE. F.C, MEACHAM ARMS CO a hl lh A A LLL LL A [MPORTERS Railroad Car, Sleigh and Sad- dlery Plushes and Moquettes. Lf. DAVIS & C0. 400,402 & 404 N. 8d st 15 ST. LOUIS, MO. 4 FY at —_— eS ee —_—_——--— --—-——- s- REMOV ED TO 304, 306,308 LOCUST ST.,Bet. 3d and 4th. ——EE— —_ 4 —— aston Art Furniture in St. Louis, 4 Rooms Plainly Furnished for $93. Parlor, Dining-Room, Bedreom and Kitchen. 4 Rooms Elegantly Furnished for $2,740. Bining-Roomy Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen. GUERNSEY Furniture Co. 304, 306, 308 Locust St., Bet. 3d and 4th. . ° Peet of Flcor Room ee — 900 Sqnar ee Se - 42 \ a! Goods Shown All Day by Electric L.vight. i : a nee 6 68lhlU RUC b ‘a a gga —_———- — Hand-made Nickel-Plated Shears, all sizes, THE BEST IN THE WORLD; and solid Steel Reissors of all descriptions and for every purpose. A. J. JORDAN, 612 Washineton Avenne, a — SN ————— ANITURE ON PAYMENTS. To correspond with the present demand for easy purchases I pro- ee ---— oe | es ~ + od ! Henley’s Challenge HENLEY HEN!EY’S Kink Skate. Sprivg Steel | , Club Skate. (TESTEDITION ~ PESTIVE BUT PIOUS. Washington Society Anxio Awaiting the Coming of Lent. , A Larger Attendance of Gentlemen ,& Social Evente—The Namerousand Varied Eutertainmenta This Week-— President Toilets of the Ladies— Personal Gossip. Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. Wasurmoron, January 15.—A very prominent mit ister of this city, the pastor of a fashionable church, said to your correspondent sot long agv, never miss the prayer meeting, no matter woat goes on. If society this week bas given much time to prayer meetings, it has had to hustle, for it has been very busv every afternoon and every evening, and even the mornings have been punctuated with an occasional fashionable *“*breakfast.". From Mon- day afternoon to the present writing. there has beea no cessation of activity. Balls, receptions, dinner parties, germans, theater parties, and a round of calls which covers every afternoon, has kept the so ciety person of Washington as busy as “a bee ina tar barrel.“’ Beginning Monday there was the Char ity Baliat the Rifles’ Armory, which is alwars a brilliant event; Tuesday evening was the President's reception, and the Wednesday evening German Club. Wednesday night there was a bril iant wed. ding at one of the fashionable churches anda first presentation of Howard Carroll's new play at the National, with Mme, Roea in the leading role, and the Presidest ina box. Thursday the always b6riil- iant and popular evening card reception at the Frelinghuysen mansion: Friday an equally popu- larand brilliant event of a like character at the Russian Legation, and for Saturday night oumbers of minor events of a socia! nature. Every after- noon, too, has its duties. Monday the wives of the Supreme Court Justices receive, and sodo the ledies on Capito! Hill; Tuesday is given to the wives of members of Congress; Wednesday, the wife of the Speaker and the Cabinet ladies: Thursday. the wives of Senators, and soon allthe week Really, there will be some people who WIL4 WELCOME LENT. ; The most important events of the week have been the Charity Bail on Monday evening, the President's recept.on on Tuesday evening, and the presentation of Howard Carroll's new piay on Wednesday even- ing. The receptions of Thursday and Friday at the Frelinghuysen mansion andthe Russian Lega- tion were brilliant and interesting. bu: being simply one of a series of weekly events did not receive as much attention as under other circumstances. ; Washington society always welcomes any event of a charitable nature when it couples with itseif any social and the result was as usual—a Obrilhant gathering. It was not so large as on some fo rmer Occasions, h sufficentiy so for the comfort of those inattendance. It wasa noticeable fact that for once, at least, in the bissory of social encertain- PS past one or two seasons have esciewe:! iarge socia! entertasmmeut= beng in atte: ndance.and a predom mance of the yvounver eement of Age is usvaily seen at such large gatier- ings hail was prettily decorated by stream. ers, with banners and eecutcheon and State coat of arms decorating the walis. The balcony, draped with bunting, was reserved for guests who pre f seeing todsncing. The guests were re ceived oy Mra. Gen. Rexetia. assmied oy Mra Wilara, Mrs. gies, Mrs. Heap. Mra Monrve, Mrs. Audenreid. Mrs. Wabach, Mrs Wilson and Mrs. Niles. Mrs. Ricketts wore a biack veivet robe. with tablier of red embossed satin. The floor managers were Caideron Cartisie, Lieut. Will Emery, Str Randail Webb. Mr W.R. berry, Mr. Seaton Mon- roe, Mr. John Poore, Lieutenast Norton. Mr Cook, Mr. Jesse Brown and Mr. Charlies Gat. The toiiettes were in many cases elezast. Mrs. Mitch. ell, wife of Congressman Mitebell, wore biack ‘alle with gilt acorns and festoone| with cold ba is; Miss | sand persons who were inv.ted tuere were few who Pose, with the beginning of the new year, to accommodate all persons — (eirous of furnishing their house or room, or to add a few pleces for mfortor luxury. by giving them an op ”“W. EKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS in-suams to suit the con- venience of the purehaser and at REASONABLE PRICES. A SUIT- ABLi: DiISCOUN# TO CASH PURCHASERS, . H.L.NIEDRINGHAUS, ALEX N. W, Corner Broadway (fifth) and’Olive Sts. Pure Medicines. Fine Perfumery, Sponges, Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Combs, Soap and other Fancy Toilet Articies. ALEXANDER’S UNRIVALED COLOGNE WATER, portunity to obtain all goods * Seney of Obio.b.ac«x satin and brocade with a garni - . | ture of jet; Mixs Sherrell, gauze and white sat n, with crystal and pearis: Mires. Page of Cal fornia, @ pink erepe wit) satiu; Miss Daisy Ric etts. bine satin; Mrs. Maguire,white Ottoman aod tulie: Miss Sheliabarger, whue muslin with “baby waist’ aod blue ribbons; Mrs. Generali Ruyg.es. corn-col- ored gauze, with earnet veivet; Mrs. Horr of Caii- fornia, pink surah, with swans’ down; Mrs. Rigs, who has just returned 'o society, afier Yelig im mourning for a considerabe period, white satin; Mrs. Poliok, waite Ottoman and ye.vet; Mra. Foster, wife of the Minister to Spain, biack gauze and ruse wreaths. THE PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION The most brilia:t event of ibe week, however, was the President's reception on gy evening. hie gives turee of tuese, one to the ip-omatic Corps. one to the arm members of Concress and the Judiciary, and by in. geniously inviting members of Cougress aod army and navy to “meet the Dip omauc Corps” on the evening set for the diplomates. asking tue dip.o- mates au army and navy to ‘meet the members of Conceress” on the even lug for the Congressmen, and 50 On, manages to keep his house full, and ail tiie time with this very “select™ company. There are also issued a few verbal invitations to otbers, tiat are not isciuded in this category, though it has Uden auvounced by auteority that there would be none. TLis week's event, being tue firsi of tue seres, at- tracted a very iarge share of atiention, and i is safe to say that of the fifteen hundred or two thou- did not attend. The programme was about tie saipe aS usual m these entertainments: enter, re- move your wraps, fali into bne aud march iniv the Biue rior, shake hands with the President, — down the line, sbaKxing ands with a lot of fat old dow- ' agers in low-necked dresses, walk about tae rounis ’ looking at the waiis and ceilings, and dresses, aud and dipiomstes, and uniforms, and swe..ow- tail coats; dodge the “court trains” that sweep in- discrimipateiy about We rooms; bow to your uaintancesand deciare it im a very pleasant | to event, when you know it's a great bore and you are | $7,v0v. ying ali the time, and go hoine at miduigut, won- ing if there is anythin. new under the suv tuat could be invenied to change the monotony of an eveulog at the Wh.te House. Aad jet, there are po | poi yet Cunciiet, more brillant events in Washingtou, when looked at from the other sandpowwt Tuey are made up! wu.cu MVestivaied the cunr.es : froui the very cream of “seriety,” the Presivent Dp. Jardme of tuis city sept tue report > semen and bis fami.y, the Cab.net officers and fnew fami- | day eveulng. nes, the dipiomates and their famiues, the arimy and navy Officers and their (amil.es, toe Supreme Court Justives and their fam lies, tue members of the Senate and House and :beir famiies, aad what otuer distinguished peopie the President may chance to invite. Tuese evening receptions, are in some respects more briiiant than tnose of New Year's Day, becaise the, are evening receplLwas, Full evening dress, though it does not cost as much as fuil dress for day wear, looks better and MAKES A MUCH MORE BRILLIANT DISPLAY. And the dressing op tos particuar occasion was, therefore, the nwst elaborate that has CHANNING AVENUE AND OLIVE STREET. Warner's Safe Cure, per bottle, Pes Sor ues. ae, ee Mes *ostetier’s Bitters, per bottle, 4 : : : : : : : : t. Jacobs Oil, per bottle, : 2 3: : Neock’s Piasters. two for : : 4 3 : ; MES ES a? | ae Pee Pee 15c 1 a Fone tn Phar vr oprietary sedicines at the Lowest Prices. ‘ Prescriptions filled at Lowest Rates vy — . = Armee, ; a D STANDARD se ee ee ee . EE ee STANDARD NEEDLES FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES , opel ores, Sewin echine eadios red epera Stores, s« —— agents and manufacturers can obtain ndard Goods us at Factory Priees, Our stock is iarge and of best quality—‘standard uly, te 450 Keep mu stock a {ud supply of Repairs for ali machines: Suuaiies. Bovine, Be mil rivers,Vs,eu. Send for price-iist. Dealers ouly. BLELOCK MANUFA a . 809 Locust Street, st. with lace and heed dress of white satin Mrs. Me Culioch wore heavy cream satio and +m 1 vei- vet With t lace flounces and diamond corna- ments; Hatton wove ruby velvet wiih peiti- coat of k velvet, ~ ee with colored 4 ; : jaa wif ; iF and satin, garande’ with ruses, aud | Six ion He.yarasuper) toilet of white satin witb gold thread, ca large bouquets 7 violets Sher agphecmmprrag AE feriger of the new . wore white ered with -pearis. tie Of tnekine “Cone . wore biue brocaded veivet over white satin. “a, Arthur’s Brilliant Reception—Eiaborate that there were many people im society who and navy, and one to the} by Judge Du lap's veatt. the | | scuer abu Miss Saran Cascee! were Married in Cay {Fe ) ; draped |™ and ae 4 f . i ws : Mis Pied and sleeves of gold ernbroidered p on old, diéd here yesterday. The police yesterday ar- = : . rested four boys and twomen wus formed an oP | Dame. ecm 6 ~— ance, 3 8 Cane of Fmt an zed gang of grain tmeves, tueir depredations | Armour, the pork packer. Armour does the tig est a commited oo Fairvaush & Co.'s elevater, | individual merchant bus'hess io the worid—viz: Av eXtra trejgiit on tbe Villeca branch of tne Kan- $30,000,000 8 ds ar. aoe ge pts gy stag sus City, St Joseph and Council Bluffs Raiiroad 5+ gag is A a “> ‘howe on ‘WUhan nay | Jumped the trace on account of a broxeu Fall near | ot day: ‘D'ye know, 1 wasdownto my bro.ver | Mound City. | Cavoose , which was tota..y destroyed. traiumen and a passenger were slightly injured. hariy yesterday morusuag ao accideut occurred on tue Hannibal aud St. Joseph provabiy havea tatal result, were tO pass at Laciede As No. i) was passing ‘ts en- ine biew up and a Iragmeni struck La,zineer Leap ert, of the otuer train, seriousiy Lijur og jin. ani his fireman were alse badis scaiucd Engineer / Badey of the wrecked engine aod bis brakeman were dangerously scaided. SF ee mber. ‘ , , , property valuation of $10,000,000 Toe bar of tuis | Was tfere he went to Teuatober. I Agron: bad wee Ciiy inet yesterday. aud passed resoluulons expres Minstrels. Tere was @ uum ms — 5 gph hg | sive of (her sorrw at the death of Judge Jono W. and Chicago hae “C the Ya pete, . ~ are a | Puwap. Just atier tee adj ouro.aent. on, James | them, = . Th owe a6 he purtanrintibes HO Stover received a te.egra.u (row Jefferson City | game Of ro sailed The Ayres. nep ” ‘ ais pi eta oh r The rebels in the United States of Columbia have ves ay , gd -ratiggee Fang viz, Pasi Ar _— ~~ mour'’s brother's wife. A little pine oi ome jt is said the Luke Shore Road is cutting raves Ean, sud that a doukje cutting war wi D° neck’ | Lynan Trumbull, lat Jules lisllenberg, the state ae were h instorms in the South, sieet ues *mao-milliner.’ and a littie furtoer down is There cary ; Northwest | 5 Hu.b Whi of whorn tne story is he Hast. and snow ju tue West and Mr. Fitz-iu. , oa Friday d that eng apa in ref Bron aS gpm ‘ : he ne situation at Fort Wayne ts oR more se- lroad, ogae miieed, hows No freigut trains are allowed to go out by ag ore nol sad Mr Jew- the strikers. ‘Ye-es, san—eh—awh—I'm a Anorgenized movement is afoot m1 Philadelphia xas is ed to The logs among the cattle in Texas eae & Jating to the etry of A bill © amend the tow roe has been in- 7 the Fort Scott and A macting of the directors oT Worta to arrange Senator Logan and Judge Allen Once The Magnificent Social Incongruities of States Senator. | was there the other day and took ® fook around. There is “Blaca Eagle” with a train of buzzards tn his wake, and scores of others, aod tt isa queer illustration of the whirligig® of politics to find in the list of Logan's former law partner. Thig is Judge W. J. Allen, of Southern [inois, who is not generally known out- side the State, but {fs # politician of more than local reputation. A quarter of a century ago, Logan and Allen were jaw partners in Jackson County, both of them in politics, on the same aide. It is said that they were jea'ous of each other, and _were getting ready to dissolve partnership when the’ war broke out. However this may be, those two young Democratic politicians were a source of great distress to the Republican Governor of Illinois, and he sent confidential agents to learn if they were really raising troops for the Southern Confederacy Thaw is an old and oft-denied story on the part of General Logan and need not be repeated But Al- len’s position was not left in doubt though it was never setiied that he, any more tnan Logan, had really been, secretly enrolling soldiers. Alien went to Cong rgss asan oppovent of the war anid after. wards got into prison on account of his Southern sympathies. Now it is whispered on the inside that he and General Logan have settied their old quar- rels, and if Allen fails to get the Democratic caucus nomination for Senator, tlie one Democratic vote in the Legislature which Logan must have in order to suine, in ttieir way. Then sented. alon glancing stiii down the column. com. ” going the rounds about ba.com, | suppose? runs down to end of his st interests, and suddenly the music was interrupted py tne en- trauce of a messenger boy on the stage with a Ceie- incuisned members of tae elite” as Mr. and Mrs. Siarehail Field, Mr. and dirs. N. Kk. Fairoans, Mr. and Mrs Wirt Dex.er, are Mr. and irs. Gaizert. The name is most familiar to us, perhaps, through on ne back. A month ago be siyly show ed Gould's 7 une 7 r jag a Hi jatform for 198), is Mr Lous BURIED THE HATCHET. \ More Friends. Chicago-.Huw Baicom Was “Done Up”— Despondent Coal Dealegs The Miss Terry and Pleasant the Austere Henry opponents, his ~ iho 8 shiphers, it seems, are having a hard lows saan, winter. The dealers are tne on'y fel- ve nahin any money. The season has been ‘so me aSY open.” as ‘hey Phrase it. that shippers are J ious to foist their coal opto the market at any price Dea ers. however, get the same ces, be it . open wiater ora cold one. Business ip many re- aoe presents a singular anomaly just now. _ Why,” sad my informaut on’ Og the situation ina generai way, “here are the : 1S fu.lo' money, and yet there is so blamed tthe demand for it that da near every money- ein his sign. Ifa lender in Cb cago has had to man wants to put up a $200,000 block of buildings todo is to run down to New York and ail he has borrow the cash at about 4cr 5 per cent. The rail- at Kausas City and -lsewhere Preys in Convention re hg their bardest to bolster up ra and operators in Wall street are bulling pathy ac- count of @ big wheat crop to be moved. taking in tbe sneantime, however, to bull the price waeee. So's to get the far-vers to move it. I'm not offen on the bear side. but, mark my word. we're pa non Sa — woods yet—not until the incom, ng n ma = ps out its poucy a littl more ee . * 2-9 Miss Terry must be a singular creature,” lady ou the Sourh side. 30 peptts Well, now you Many Th ob 8 to Mucn Ado About Nothing,’ and you should bring a sheet witb ou, to, for I shal: certainly make you o very hard.” With that. she opened her writing- esk aud in a democratic fashion, quite truly Amer- (can, scratched off an order for four seats at the matinee and gave them to my friend.” , However democratic Miss Terry’may be, it xeems quite Certain tuat Mr. Irving is not equally so: Last year when he was here be received’ several invita- tions from “soci ty,’ but he fuiled to materialize outside of his Shaksp-arean studies, and society feit spubved This year he has een studiousiv omitted.” which seems to please him, for even the one notable invite which he bas received (viz., to at- tend the charity ball), he neziected to improve. He retuinds me of Janauschek in his exclusive ness. That scholarly lady is very mysterious, it serins, Nobody knows whene- she cometh or whither she bloweth. Last time she was bere she use! to promenade up and down Michigan avenue, wiong by te Lake park, her face covered with a biz green veil and ler bands encased in zioves ike aiired man’s. This was tue omy giim, ge the out- be elected will turn up somewhere down in Allen's coun'ry. This is oniy oneof many stories. and a ; , ai ®., Members of Vo :zress, etc. few da or perha , | Margaret Biaine has guve to Brooklyn, where | giuch lt Se ‘. ip fortnight, will show how she & to be « bridesinand to Miss Jenxs of that city , on 21st inst. on Lhe Occasion of ber marriage to see ey — Simp New Witnesses Betore the 5 ringer Invese- tiga:ing Committee y-Day. Crxcinnati, January 17. —Campvell C ark, colored, was the first witness before the ys pratt 8 y ittee this morning. He to ow pe eae get arrested at tne Eighth Ward abc malireated after he Was ip rrested bim. ae G. Batbl one. wbo acted as Marsha! Wright's ; forima- yiner, testified ai great .epgth, telung of in ~ be had of rep: aters Coming bere and of the means ta.en 10 defect their purpose. A prem Mr. Stewart, a member of the commenene”. that Olt 4 ougut to have repeaters until sac enacted a decen registration iaWw, Was received with applause, THE PENN BANK. aiwer’s suit Againat the Diree- in tors tor 86,000,000. ‘Prrraguna, Pa, January 17.—A deciaration has Assignee W j was si I'm going Out of the coal business,” said 1” said another 'dealer in diack dis- ia Eo ah filed in the case of the Penn Bank for the use beel Warner against tie directors of the? de- seamanieetion, in whe) the damages are laid at you.w0, The suit. however, is si upy (ae Oring ing “up tne ol. quest.on of tabi lny in new form, and 19 ingo.ves ao amount of over only, Which 13 less Cuan $900, WU. ——_—_— = RECUMING AN EPIDEMIC. ”~ Se sal ; . Searlet Fever Prevalent at st. Charies— Schools Closing. } Telegraph tn the Post-Digplatoh. pr yo coat Mo., January 17.—Scariet fever has grave, if. perchanee, Cesar got a cuance to dvdger, always to the front whenever there's a 1 teil yuu it’s a specta- A wretched were Madame Ruage-Ja icke of St. Petersburg, who # ~
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Bo AR Bey swe = r a a en eee 4 =——— OO le a + es _ -—- *— ~ wewamayy ow Se eee Ree 1 are eee eT -—. 2 oo 28r eoe - * ; ‘ " ee gy ph tae “a £ | tag te - og aes tee ‘ ee a a! ; ba ae. RE: ee P , x a va) zx By eat"s & 4 Pe Re ee ee NY igettae a: " Sp. PO Sel y Pn «a Ae Ph eeee ay : S ee ey os rte Bae age ER itt Sabi eh Bag ets 3 ~ ee > . Phas — Ae . f yw Fe oe ne Whee yee eke 85. ® ° le 4 Oe Ra ae \ D, Fanuary 10,1 —_ St. Lonis Post-Dispatch, Saturda eal re — en ._ McGINNIS’ TAXES, Being the Third Act of the Comedy of : Investigation. A Stone-Throwing Senator Who is Said to Abide in a Glass House of Delinquency. _.. : The Senate Investigating Com ig ieres Side-Tracks Itself and Examines Senator McGinnis’ Tax “Bills—A Breezy Session Filled Up With Curious Testimony—Whose {nitiais Are “ww, R. H.?” . It was after 10 o'clock when the Senate In vestigat- ing Committee gathered in the gentleman's parlor at the Laclede to begin their third day's work ex- amining the collection of the revenue in St. Louis. Several volunteer statesmen were present in the parlor to assist. City Register Berg was first sworn. He was iced if he had the City Collector's bond with him. > si ” r. Por Baldwin stated that the, equalities bat no wish to go into the solvency of the securiti OO te Ee ete copy of the bond on their record and examine it. : MR. KE. 8. ROWSE was sworn and testified as follows: “I was city and county Ceiector in 1867. My compensation was by not — “What ~ the aggregate of the revenue col- lected?” “Hoe & emg val did ploy?’ ad epu you employ?” - dont colbaoalon-sweuty or twenty-fonr."’ “Mr. Rowse, will you favor the committee with any suggestions that you would like to make as to amendment of our revenue laws.” “If the committee would t, I would prefer to submit any suggestions I might make in writing. As Collector I always enfo the levy of tax bills on personal property with hesitation and doubt. There were so many errors of all sorts to be considered.’ “Were the defects in the law, or in the adminis- tration of it’ “Chiefly in the law. The Collector often finds therd are errors in the bills put in hie hands, and if he collects on them be is certainly responsible on his bond. There are many bilis on the list which should be stricken Off. They are uncollectable,"’ MR. ANDREW J. KNAPP, cashier in the Collevtor’s office, was again put on the stand “Have you any knowledge of any part of the pay of any of the clerks beiug retained by the cashier!” x sir, a. . “Who pays the clerks?" 7 ior “Do you pay according to the pay roll!” “No, oir. ; What are the exceptions?” ‘There is Mr. Bryaut’s. He is carried on the pay roll at $95. He is paid $ additional per month.” “Are there any others?” “Mr. Bryant receipts for $95, and he gets $5 more deducted trom ove of the otner cierk’s salaries.” “State the names of those in whose cases there are differences,” “There is Joseph Oberbeck, who ordered me to rn over to Mr. Fredricks $5 a month, which I have one.” “It will shorten this inquiry if you will tell us of those clerks who are paid a different from what appears on the pay-roil.” “Well, Mr. L. A. Berger pays Mr. Bryant $5 each month. Mr. Overbeck gets exactly what ap- pears on the ay-roil.”’ “How long Das that been the case with Bryant?" “Four or five months.” “Is this dene by Mr. Berger's consent?” “Yes. There is the case of Mr. Koenig, who re- ceipts for $145 66 and who receives $125. Of the additional sums, there is $16 61 which I pay to Mr. W. C. Hudson.” “How long has that been the case?” . “In the case of Mr. Koenig and Mr. Hudson for three orfour months. I was instructed by Collector Hudson todo so. Mr. Koenig accepted this situation, and signs the receipts.’ “Who else gets $1,700" “Mr. Peter T. Daiiey and Mr. Sam Arnold.” botn of them the full amount?” “Sixty or eighty doliars,”’ “Is that all vou know of?” - es, sur. If there are any others I do not know of it.” a COLLECTOR HUDSON then stated that Mr. Koenig had been in the office fur some time, left. it, and then came back again. The arrangement was that Mr. Koenig was to take a » $1,700 place, but to draw only $1,500, the remaindor to be divided among certain deputies, to whom it was becessary that movney should he “The whole arrangement was madein that I might ap jon out the total amount of salary among deputies in the manner which seemed to give the best results.” said Mr. Hudson; “I might have done the same thing in various different ways.” SENATOR M'GINNIS AS A D ’ During a recess which occurred a reporter Senator McGinnis if his attention had been calied to the fact that he was a delinquent in his own taxes. _ - “T saw that statement made in the Post-Dispatcn- and Isimply regarded it asa deliberate falsifica tion.” CENT. ost- DIsPaTcn * “Do you mean that it is a falsification on the part of the paper, sir?" “I mean thatitis a upon don't believe that there is any such endorsement on the bills. If it was made, it wasn't true. No demand was made on me for the money; of that lam sure.” Collector Hudson interposed and said: ue r king bh am making any charge that you ve vy to any falsificat mn, Butl want to see those The tax bills were then "brought. were 1878-74-75-76-77-78 and 79. They . apeceet to ~ still due and unpaid, and the majority of them bore the endorsement, “November 21, 1878. Demanded of him. . Ww. R. Hw.” “Who is ‘W. R. H.?” asked Senator McGinnis. “Ww. R. HODGES of the Water Rates @ffice, formally a deputy col- lector “Let a subptena issue for Mr. Hodges righ away,” said Senator McGinnis, ane the ele iy Benator MeGieats examined the bills and found that or 18:3 w also endorsed, **Demanded R. H. Nov, 21 73." Mr. McGinnis at of Hudson how it that a bill for taxes of 1878 could con- @ date as Nov, 21, could happen and July of rete 2 EE i F tf a 2 : iy ee? i : : 2 4 g : li rf: : rf ak fa : ai Ripa at rt At this point -Mr. Hodges entered the room, some desultory conversation, was put oa witness stand. Mr, McGinnis conducted the ex- ey wane,” be “is W. Ro Hodges.” ploy os © Coputy collector either to “Wor? 99; I am not sure “By 1 Spe} yo8 retro Your recollection and tell us “I think it was 1878." . ™ “What were “To take out money and turn it over . id you ever do what they call outside work?" and I believe you wili find a great . Hodges testify whether he had ar had not a ae Bay nore or written the indorsement. “} didn’t need to ask him whether be bad written that indorsement or not," said Senator MeGinnis, when asked about this omission, “because the wit- ness’ positive statement that he did not do outside work settled t¢ ter. tbat no ee Per delinquent taxes waseéver made on me. I never saw that man before that 1 know of.” “ MR, FRED GERBER was recalled and _ asked about the pay. ment made to Mr. Rosenblatt on g0Irs out o on aceount of F, A. Durgin’s pa) ment of a P" er “I can't explain it.” ; / “Here is oe id in by Mr. Durgin, evidently on his taxes, which is paid not to the State, city oF but to Mr. Rosenblatt.” re ne pretend to explain:it. I don't, under- stand how itwas done. It is perhaps possible that andthe money was held to ee hin pay toe reat, Mr. Rosenblatt owes Dur- gin the money. : ‘ “Mr. Rosenblatt owes the State the"noney. “Well, I don’t know anything about that. ‘Mr. Gerber was then asked how the delin- were collected in Rosen- that out- deputies went to the the and that if the party Salequess hap- pened to corne into the Collector's office the demand made there. ; “We make the démand if we thmk the party is a hard case.” ' Whereat a quiet smile ran around because Mr. Gerber was not in the gommittee room before, and did net know that Mr. McGinnis was talking about OWD case, ‘What deputy signed the initials ‘W. R. H.’ dur- tng Rosenblatt’s time?” w Hodges.” . Rk. . “Do you know his handwriting?” Senator Baldwin ed, "No, sir. ” Mr. Gerber failed to identify the bandwriting on the McGinnis bills, fee was, antes aks in 8 uestioning, vested to examine the boo ‘ & find out whether Mr. Hodges pee ever acted a3 an outside deputy or not, and when. The examination was then-adjourned until 2:30. AFTERNOON SESSION. The examination of the books in the collector's office made by Mr. Fred Gerber, developed the fact that M. W. R. Hodges was not the person who made the demand upon Mr. Mctiinnis for the amount of his tax bills, or who indorsed the bills with the words “demanded of him.” This was done by Mr. W. R. Hardcastle, who is beiieved to have left the city. Mr. Hudson was put on the stand give some further expianation of to the McHatton tax bill, which it was conside stood in the same condition as the Reinders bili of $1,000, which Mr, Rosenbiatt has paid. Mr. McGinnis said he desired to state that he did not care whether the name was Har icastle or anything else of the deputy who ciaimed to bave demanded his deiinquent tax, he still claimed that no demand had been made upon him. “As a matter of fact, Mr. Hudson,” sat he I kpew nothing of these delinquent biils of mine, carried a your The Dead-Lock names are whose th same condition Looks in e of ignorance that I was. You ought to have some better wa vf cailing attention to these facts.” Mr. McGinnis slated that be thought-the iaquiry would conciude to-day, and at 3 o'clock announced that he believed the testimony was ali in. UNBROKEN. = :. - — in the Illinois Legislature. & An Animated All-Night Session—Haines and His Friends Stubborn—Row in the Democratic Caucus This Morning—Cam p- bell’s Bitter Speech. - By Telegraph to the Fost-Dispatch. S°KINGFIELD, Iut., January 17.—At a caucus of the Democrats of the House this morning there were some very imteresting developments. Mr. Haines appeared and served notice that he intends to insist on the election of his friend, Bishop of Waukegan, as United States Senator, saying that he will vote for him onlr. Sony very warm speeches followed. Three or four Democrats protested against a further protraction of the prevent diffi- culty, and said they wouid rather let the’ Repubii- cans have the Speakership. Mr. Kimbrough said he could name, if mecessary , three or four Democrats who will never vote for Haines for Speaker, but will vote for fuiler first. He named O'Donnell as one of these. Another Dem- ocrat said be could name several who wili never vote for Cronkrite. Mr. Johnston said the only way out “is to compel Haines to resign. Keyes was satisfied a@ Republican Speaker would have been elected last night if Haines had not prevented a voteon the organization of the House. When 2 o'clock came, Campbell of Hamilton could not stand it any longer and indulged in SOME VERY PLAIN TALK. He said, “Iam tired of being dictated to by a lot of demafogues, and will no longer take part in can cuses which allthe Democrats do pot take part in. I will say right here, that when a caucus is called for the nomination of a United States Senator, that if there are not 102 Democrats in the caucus I will not go into the caucus, but I will vote first, last and al! the and the State of Illinois, and the city of Springfield can sink down into hell and I wiil R with it before my resolution can be changed.”’ Another Democrat suggested that the Sheaker and two ofhbers will not go into the caucus. Mr. Campbell replied that he understood that to be the case. An All-Night Session. Sprinoriecp, In... January 17.—The Legislature adjourned at 1:45 this morning, after the passace of a resolution that argument on the temporary Speakershipshould be first inorder next Tuesday morning, which is considered a victo f ten to Hone. | ry for the op- A FATAL COLLISION. One Man Killed and Two Seriously In- jured at Higginsville, Mo. By Telecrawh to the Post-Dispaton. Mansnatt, Mo., January 17.—A serious accident occurred on the Chicago and Alton Road at Hig- ginaville, west of here, last night. At 9 o'clock the East and West-bound passenger trains, drawn by two engines, both late, were to meet at the above place. As the train approached the first engine on the West-bound train broke loose, dashing into the mose-Seend — ha terrible e @, an ° ly mangling hott ; Ww kburn, the fireman, from whieh be died this Johnny Blackburn, brother of the —_ + eee THE BOOMERS ENTR ENCHED. The Troops Going to the Oklahoma Camp Water-Bound. WELLINGTON, Kan. January 17—A courier fro , ; : ‘ ™m the Oklahoma country says:*"Captain Couch has 900 farmed men entrenched ina fortified camp at Still. wane, with @ large su of provisions. The troops are not ex to a" and the buomers’ camp for several days.’ —_——— BELLEVILLE. The Centralia Nail Mill, after a sus my os of weeks, has aggin resumed puenationn " Wilman, an inmate of the Count who formerly resided at Somerville, died Th aoe Ss An man, who gave his name as Frederick — pa sy! the po'ice Thursday night was taken to the ty Hospital yesterday. Mayor H. G. Weber is improving fast: The caused by the carbuncle on his has not but he fc sora non expects to be ous before Jolin C. Kleekamp arnold Husman tors of of the it ‘flour mills in’ Ma L to George 5 to-day for The and stock aoe eta Seats Son ty th lige bea. ee from Court House steps at 10 0° obtained againsc Now, I assert, positively, . drifting badly. time for Richard W, Townsend, of my own district: .* County, ; THE WEATHER. The Snow Storm Abated, but the Temperature Taking a Drop. A General Cold Wave Prevalent in the Northwest — Telegraph Commnnication With the Fast Cut Off by a Heavy Sleet Storm-- Kailroad Trafic Badly Crippled. * _ + Cmrcaco, Itt, January 1%7.—After snowing almost continuously for tweuty-four|hours the storm ap- pears to have generally abated throughout the West and Northwest about midnight, to be succeed: ed bya rapid drop in temperature. Trains are de- isyed in every direction and a number are reported snowed in, and, in the absence of telegraphic com- munication, the exact situation has not yet been disclosed. The storm has been unusually severe in- its effect upon the telegraph service. Coramunica- tion with New York was entirely shut off about 4 o’clock this morning and had not been resumed up to 10 this morning. The chief difficulty appeared to be east of Crestline, Ohio, and Buffalo,New York. The weather at all points is reported clear and cold. Fargo quotes 24° below zero; Jamestown, Dakota, 80° below: St. Paul, 8° be'ow; Des Moines, 15° be- low; Omaha, 14° below; St. Loujs. zero; Chi- cago, 7° above; Cincinnati, 10° above. Throughout lowa the railroads are reported operating with t difficuity and freight traffic has "pean most Gitirely suspended for the time being. Damaged by Wind and Water. Pittenvra, Pa, January 17.—The cold wave has checked the rise in the river, and averted what threatened to bea disastrous flood. The waters rose all night, and at daybreak the Pittsburg and Western Road's track at the Exposition Park and a large portion of the low lands in Allegheny City were inundated. Many persons, remembering the great flood ofa year ago, moved their goods. while others living on River avenue remained up all night, fearing to goto bed. At noon both rivers were on a stand, with about twenty-two feet of water on the marks. At midnight a terrific storm struck this section, and for several hours the wind blew at the rate of thirty-two miles an hour, doing wide-spread dan- 7 Telegraph wires are down in _ ail direction ard trains are time. Considerable damage was done to Coena Sener and manufactories. Numerous roofs, utte chimneys and smoke stacks were blown down in ai parts of the city. pot- the At East Liverpool, Ohio, Thompson & Co's terv was wrecked, entailing a loss of $5,000, and Opera House «was partiy unroofed. At ae property was damaged to the ex- tent of $5, Trains Delayed. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Paris. Iuu., January 17.—The heaviest snow-storm of the season prevailed in this section last night, snow falling to the depth of about eight inches and Trains on all the railroads are de- tained. The weather was quite cold during the night but is moderating this norning, there being a perfect'y clear sky, Twenty Inches of Snow. By Telearanh to the Post-Dianasrer SHELBYVILLE, ILL., January 17.—The biggest snow storm known for years visited this section yester- day and last night, the snow reaching a maximum depth of twenty inches. The snow was followed by a Northwestern blizzark, which sent the mercury down to 15° be'ow zero. Trains are all biockaded and business out of the question. Damage by a Wind Storm. C#ar.ieston, W. Va., January 17.—This city was visited iast night by a very heavy wind storm. A number of bouses were unroofed, trees uprooted, and several smali factories damaged. The loss is extensive, but it is impossib'e to ascertain the amountof damage. The telephone company sus- tained severe damage. Wires ina Bad Fix. Cixcryxati, O., January 17.—The telegraph wires are-stillina bad condition and al! trains are de- laved from six toeight hours. The snowfall here was light. It is growing colder. Clear, But Cold. Kansas City, Mo., January 17.—The mercury this morning was 14° below zero. . The weather is clear. Trains are delayed from two to six hours. The Same as Elsewhere. By Telegranh to the Post-Dispatch. St. Joseps, Mo., January 17.—The thermometer registered 15° below zero this morning. Trains are much delayed by snow and broken rails. SUFFERING SOLDIERS. Men and Camels in the Soudan Wanting Water—European Echoes. Lonpon, January 17.—A dispatch from Gakdul says thirty camels dropped dead on the march from Howeyatt. The troops suffered severely. A ma- jority of the water skins leaked and the men, yield- ing to thirst, exhausted ‘their rations of water pre- maturely. Very few felt out of line, and the con- dition of the men under the circumstances is splen- did. All bore their hardships bravely,as was evi- denced by their singing as cheerily as their parched throats would permit. They are keenly desirous to .| fight. Germany. AMERICA IN THE CONFERENCE. Beri, January 17.—In the Congo Conference three reasons were given for the participation of America in the deliberations; Firstly, because America was the first power to officially recognize the African International Association ; secondly. be- cause the population of America comprises 6,000,000 negroes, whose mother country is Africa. and, third- ly, because Americans mainly have explored tne country. England, THE MISSING PACKET. Lonpon, January 17,—The missing packet, Admi- ral Moorsom, carried a crew of twenty and twelve passengers, chiefly drovers. TT PEGGING AWAY. Both Branches ot Congress Hard at Work on Bills. The Senate. Wasninetox, D. C., January 17.—Senator Alilson presided over the Senate to-day. A communication from Gen. Sherman to the Sec- retary of War concerning the policy of the Confed- erate Executive Department was received and laid the table, Senator Frye introduced a bill for encouragement of the American merchant marine a postal and commercial relations with foreige come uries, The Senate then proceeded the bills upon the calendar Omen et The House Wasminoton. D. C., January 17.--vr, q , uu ee « ibson, ris- ing to @ personal explanation, denied that he had harshly criticized Mr. Randall at the recent Wheel- ing conference. He differed from man named, but respected his capacity a. ‘alearian Mr. Hopkins from the Com on Labor re- aster Gen the Attervey-Gener “ hours’ law applies to letter carrie rs iy) =| — A Constable's Contest, George T. Lewis filed an application for a contest of the late election for Constable in the Thirteenth District. He claims . that by @ miscount of the => a Join F. C. Frese was gi es 106, whereas Lew; claims Re received the 145 votes and Frese ont 1 thes ing hima ciear majority of thi voor © prays the lists be r Frese ~ Syracuse, X. ¥., to ‘Theresia Nor, ian, Shelby Victoria Devoto, Fi J. Hardesty, thirty loaves of bre clothing; Mrs. office f John Dobson vs Scarritt $367 71; ean ean $1,000 on Charles oe of warranty; ee 8. Baw Siattery vs. ; bill to set aside deed: B. John Sloane al., vs, ° aud note for $1,287 26; Jos. Schnaider Drew: ys. Wm. Leijack, on account for $300; Chas. V. Hurck vs. Chas. Green, for $005 16, rents for, damage suit to-day ging Company for injuries to their son James. oe Wilhelm Wittkoelter, Emeiia Schwarz, 1102 5. nd street. 3 WOULD NOT WORK. How the Lazy Tramp Avoids the Hand- Blistering Shove} At an early hour this morning a telephone mes sage was received at police headquarters asking for men to goto work cleaning snow at the St. Louis Car Stables. Two hundred men were wanted. De- lighted at the prospect of furnishing so many needy men with work, Sergeant Frank Schmittgeus trump- eted down to Turnkey Ryan to turn out the lodgers red men were ood Talf 3 hour rnd ant Schmittgenps strolled out into the rotunda, eabe he found oe half the lazy tramps cnddied They did not want work, but they were soon sent out to huat new loafing quar- and direct them to work. One hund turned out from the Central Station, and the news was seut to other stations. about the steam coils. ters, SCENES OF SUFFERING. Want and Misery the Handmaids of the Storm. Increased Destitution Reported To-Day— A Pitiable Sight—The Latest Donations. ‘ With the increase of snow has come an increase of distress that makes every donation sent to the police stations now ten times as valuable, as though a little negingence should keep it back until the weather moderates. There have been a number of people who, through all the winter, have stood ’, - back, not knowing exactly how to give expression to | “ante this final reviaion a am the promptings of a generous heart or else delaying day after day until the ery of distress grew fainter and fainter and were finally forgotten. Everybody knows a neighbor of just that character, who seems to be ruled either by delicacy or by a spirit of pro- crastination that renders vain and conceals all his Everybody probabiy recalis how this neighbor ‘amented a few weeks ago when the cold snap passed away that he had not done his part good intentions. toward alleviating the distress that was around him on every side, and that an opportunity for do- ing what he wanted toin the way of benevolence had passed away with the return of warmer weath- er. There are scores of such people ali over the city, and it is not easy to hold a general conversa- tion on the subject of the need of charity that some person does not speak up to voice his wish that an- other period of oppressing need would come that he dereliction. To might make up for his ‘ isposed THE SWAMP LAND BYGABOO — — °c ee THE STANDING COMMITTEES. The second reading of the 150 bilis already intro- duced occupied an hour, and the Speaker then an- nounced the foilowing appointments of commu.ttees, which were received with applause: Ways and Means—Messrs. Carter, Weis, Thur- mound, Walker, Cooper, Haynes, Davis, Adams, Adkins, Meele of Wright and Kellogg. Printing-——Broc«, Morgan and Allen of Harrison. Ruies— Goodykeoontz, Murry and Harrington. Crim, Tidwell, Dono Ste v rg an, wart of Grundy Retrenchment and Reform—Gray, -bury, Wallard-and Moody, em Vox Blind Asylums—J Harrison, “Deet Soha ot Faey. and Woliaca Clay, Brows, Wale” 8 i 1 ee 33 “3 have been with all of t bulk of the | subscript on should resp. ble, to assu thoroug ly Cases of F Cont Mayor Ew hardt of th ceipts of th which their and John Richa shoveling su hands nppe Rauroad City Treas ment, $2 Adreou scair Seay’ star. bed Liu was sent to | ation BOWE between the aod the othe cousidered d The week): sons died, be the correspo births was |. At their np) rovemenlts yerman ol and to Jol $iv5 rimeuis EC and Februa the coutract ‘The toueow Twenty ece ron Ken, 80, 1535 22, 1238 Gay siance Robe Bernuuard tb Kvzabetii ii larial lever; farm, enteril WRKE The Hende LANCASTER of Amus Hen failed to oper ‘Henderson d. the books sh« deposits are « The bas Block speculs CH A Pennsylv Suaron, Ps miles from tl wealthy farm James Halanc the day, but v In the evening struck Kirsch With ao axe, « him almost in and was arres Sixteen Sou! LIVERPOOL, | four passenge: were drowned. The New Or.ean port, special sa Season. 19 deg prevails. ODe-tenth of an from below bre retreating to th bayous are bo round. In tk AD t ew Orleans to this afternoon. ‘by a washout n very irrevular. Signal Service o at 6° above Cold more | and all cit
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? a > Ses 5 et =. . + a y Pet ae By ae ae asl eae ae ‘St. Zonis Post-B . "Shon ' 7 om 7 rey eee mgt hate nal 5 A aa “ 1d wh ue ys See a Mr he team wi wo we =A ». Fete, oe. an, * 7 a ee grr: . T's . pate, ~~ + Se YS - oe oo, t & aS ‘wv . — I 3 a ——_ "te * 5 a"? ‘ “F : ie te, ae - i b aay ?* BO a ao “peing eceomplished intell tly. | absence of Prof. F. J. Marchant of pan ene was Naser Moore of Laclese™™ Outsive ” of the regular ae Rae : ee Latin, and the Method of “Ide. Dunn ; »ampson is feceiving con each ly Som Koth, ate day Only this mornmg a check came in Mr Epwarp C. Worrer desires to jons--Bond, Moore of x from a genticman for $20. This ws larger | thanks to Mr John Scuilin, president of tavel. fle Childs, Grantley” amount (nan Usa, but it shows what interest 18 | Depot Street Car Line, and several other gentlemen, Dis. ursements—Alexand, being taken in the matter, and should serve a5 4 | for their efforts in saving the life of bis son on the , Salixbury, Kennan, He ry bint Lo those who are able | evening of January 16. wz, Harrington, ae to contribute. A move which A CoAL om. Lamp exploded in the residence of v—F of Ra should be followed up has-been inaugurated by the George Poindexter, 1912 California avenue, at 9:45 al Comet Th -eme Lodge. No. 1,278, K. of H. This lodge | * ; . ; man, Bellefon'a o'clock this morning. A few articles in the imme generously donated $3 to the Sanitary | Giate vicinity of the explosion were slightly dam- Committee for the purpose of = clean aged by fire. Loss trifling. MVE COMMITTEE. lex Gates handed itor. in reapbase to Venter i “* Og Ana this morning, | _ tr was reported to Mayor Ewing that the bond of that Che SXPONSES OF the heck for be amount, Lf toistexample were imi- | J, F ©, Freese. the constable of Thirteenth District, i by the Governor a x would | was ins: fficient. The Mayor investizated the mat- | bw other jodges and soc-eties the wor wept Bre Boe) in addition, several gener- | ter and found thisto be a fact. ted in times ous offers for ‘lectures and entertainments the ome comment to the effec Lhe Was the report with all of this kind of assistance, it remains for the | js as follows: Lieut. E. 8. Abadie, . bulk of the money needed to be realized by privaceé | RR. Lilly, Tuesday, 20; Lieut. G. suvscriptions, and the citizens, when applied 00, | Wed ce of an appropriation was ang out of the plans 43 | 4 Sinclair, Saturday, 24. Casticman made a evematlr ame on aatiataoner ly as is desirabie. ‘AT a meeting of the Morning Star Council the fol- eoiBis'es wes enced ott = Ce we ues vice connectors Jaa ; Arnatic “9 CITY HALL NOTES. > enged * Germann Hirschfie.d, marshal; selves & party to the offer uest. Money could doubtie 0 needed it without the adop. yper measure. The resolutiog less, and the House adjourn Mayor Ewing to-day sent to Charlies Sch weick- | Kauffmann, med cal examiner. ceipts of the three charitable associations, among ATION NOTES. estion which arose in the se of the committee appoin:. wiich their present Of $1,000 was divided. extended visit to her auot at Marshall, Mo. visit the State institutions, Three severe cases of frost-bite were sent from if ht for N ommittee desire it to be- un: pensary tothe hospital to-day: Frank Miss Estelle Wolf leaves to-morrow niz or New . the City Dispensary y: Orleans, to attend the wedding of ber brother aad tota! of their expenses wag of the same com-uittee jase Mann, a Bo evan Wamp who slept in a hay stack [ the Exposition. r of Cherokee street aud Gravois road, Mr. R. Bentley Gray, of the en $1,112, the difference on the corpe { : r) act that and wore to tind both fect rozeo; Withmar. Gra & Kaminski, left last p ~! . Jou» Rebards. Who bad his rs frozen whiie oe Line fl New Mexico.to spend aisn ee had but twenty-four days’ > suvow, aud Rembardt Witte, wno had hus eee wun ies wite, Gna an aneee resent commiltee Was Dusily shoveliig ' he M street ; age ioe oui _ — ~ es i 3 ai Mr. FE. E. Clark, who was formerly Assistant Chief nage Bapentyg me City Treasury receipts to-day were: Health De- | of the Pension Board. af Washington. hes been | ae 3 > 3D . . a ~ . ° no > ’ ny handing Out Cash to tug Mm pertnent, $2; jicenscs, $2,708 05; taxes, $1,685.51; | Renee te Oe NS office this morning. menibers. Acreou scales, $o Bu. better satisfaction than wag “ul — —— . WER. dents of the pool roada to consider the AWAITING THE ANS ‘ the Penvsyivania to join the cogl combination. The Position of the Sanity Committee—A meeting is called for Monday. Lodge's Fine Example. - The Sanitary committee is awaiting the answer ABOUT TOWN. tLrough the collectors, whobave been | wp J Converts will sing “The Angel's deputed £0 3 The books| MrcHae. Ravow and others filed a suit this morn- work before them. ing agsinst Johan Hensgen, to test the validi every be Ax adjourned meeting of the Ladies’ rm | suit the committee, as neo Pay wey Relief Society was held” last night at Union at jodi the work of cleaning the city is known. | — - rengrwnabe gs meg oe ae ais : ther is ala vf) . . “Tue wevyenot be too strongy —im-| at Mahler's Hall, Jefferson avenue and Eugenia pressed on chem, | said a —" Sy aoe street, to-morrow at 4 o'clock p. m. ng. “the necessit Justice Sueesan is trying a case against this mor’eturo of the books 6o that we may know Beauvaise, brou ht by Hon. James Loring for t second anuual ball of Peace Lodge, No. ! sat the plans|; (Cartes Fieuer. who was held for embezzling ganas “vork can be made. Lhe | ¢900 from the Humorist,a German weekly, was 0 ve of the business of collecting results in | sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary to-day in stoppas wiole ting ts settled esr noses’ ye & od eerie of the loca tines was held at the office be perte : lecided when to meet »w. Commissioner, this afternoon. ye commitive has not yet « readjust rates to intenor points. Nothing of any Constable has been giver ten days in which to file a new bond. have been made which may ve accepted, but] The detail at the Armory for the coming week nesday, 21; Lieut. Joseph P. Doyle, Th should respond as promptly and liberaily as possi- | 29: Leut. A. Windmueller, Friday, 23; Berger, secre . Kauffman, treasurer; Caroline Teistel, pre Cases of Frost-Bite The New York Gran ite late: Emma Loewe, warden; Sarah Lo Cont actor— Weekly Mortality. inside guard; Is dor Tuch or, outside guard; F. O. Miss Nellie Burke will return next week from an out beavy loads. 4 “Wm Seavvard, the young colored man who was Madame Runge-Jancke of St. Petersbu ga ved Thursday uycht by Ed Cruse, aiso cvlored, | fine voice was so much admired at the was sent to the City tlospitai. Dr. Priest's exainin- entertaininent last nicht, wil appear in a concert prof ti ‘ent le whica : ‘st po it will be ero goon suoWed thatone sound penetrated tue chest | at the Pick wick on February 12. airmayships, Messrs. Bona, belveen the seventh and ei, htb ribs on tue Jeti side, Mr. Henry Mott, former!y of this city but lately rol, each having been od tue other Was i the back. Neiiher wound was enga:ed in business in Fargo, Dak., mitiee, In this connection pusidered my ator report shows that 185 per. | BEFe to reside. His wife, who is at present at Leip * be weeks i ; ; | alse cot id. ood organ first named So died. - oe 1) less than Curing iast wees aud zig. Germany, wil! also come here to resid on. the Qorree voi “ ut mover oO a ; Pa sag | ae GUSewes am 1 the COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. NoTary Pvswic. wribs Was be! SAVY FAILUR ‘ther meeting today the Boara of Pubiic Im- vee a acc ied He Solisering covtracts: Gottlieb ESTABLISHED 1881. t e! ipau i] Lis cily, “work agereg4’. ing $23,054 ww, Pittsburg, Pony Makes ML fy octane Ere Sere | COLLECTIONS and CONVEYANCING sing $.v 5) 00 ue uvlic ores Mos. 0n- of all ils Property. ay ane tor aioe House No. 26 were apvroved ; ry 1.—D. W. C. Carroll y | peoruary » at 12m, Was set for the iettung of Morrison Renshaw tofall his property, real, the coptract jor ts Copstruction. 4 ued at several hundred ‘The jouowwe burial certificates were tase > | 616 Pine Street. Telephone 749, n Benford, for the bene: Me O4Y: bowls byppar, 58 yoann tS ee . beart diseard, LOL U Drien, os aang Deeds, Contracts, Agreements, etc., carefully drawn; the nited partnership now op- i wentyeecond, pueumonia, Wim. Waish., 6 days, incerporation of Business Companies and preparation of lier Works under the firm 121 raat wegghtnetanee Heury bus- | by-laws for same a specialty. . Carroll & Co., limited, Len. 80. 135 Bento. sumption; dary Hoffman; Deposttions, Acknowi and Affidavits taken, and The artpers. state on 124s Gay -trecl, UMwCcal Bemorruage; Con- | Accounts verified as Notary blic or Commissioner | — in Ra s rt “¥ kevuth near lron, accideut; Leeds for other States. . Henry M. Beekenridge of glance how % 449 @ Mecend mnenmanta: Experienced auention given to matters of Taxation, the ed manufacturer, has aa- Periusid i ieeue a P ri ’ | procuring of Licens « ani to ali otner basiness connmecte] ‘Eivey, for the benefit of his buzatets Hes oo, SevVenia, Cousumpiuon; | wich various departments of the City sovernmeut. em of the schedule is 617 ‘poms Lento, ~. Oo S&S. berdinauc, cerruveis, x: promptly atcenied to ia all pari nited States. . 4 oop A. Bien, 01, Deo N. Niweteentu, auspuea; Fred- json Township. .udgments ] e ’ Hofer to ing C eine Shia H ere entered against Becken- ercs J, Patrice, 4, 421 Bremen avenue, ly puo-ma- bd issued. The assignee States, lara sever, hovert U. lanay, jr., BeLeioutame M . k N oe IB k e paid in fuil. farm,enieitis, averic ationa an WKECKED BY SPECULATION, Bros’, Failare. ; BOSTON, MASS. Res een ae Fes The Henderson Bank at Lancaster, Pa., to . pression growing that the panees Ste Deere Capital - = = « $400,000 Lancaster, Pa.. January 17.—The banking house uspend and did so volun ‘thatit was useless to eh- [any longer in the face of of Amos Heuderson, ove of the oldest in the county, ras concluded t Pay iaaleaeae : as been hypotbeoating h he booxs showed (hat the bank is insolvent. The | golicited. and so bave other mem- deposi's are about $200,000, many being tume Yesterdas........ ASS CESS 22,196 a Grain Inspections. Ivro FEurvators—Wheat—é4 cars No. 2 red winter: Sears No. 3de; learNo 4 winter: 8 cars rejected, do:” total 16 cars. Cora— cars new-mixed: lcar new white mixed: l car No, 2do: 4 cars rejected do: & cars No. 3% : total 9! cara Oatse—j cars Noa OvtTor ELevaTors—Wheat—? cars No.3 Mediterrane an: 4 cars No. 2 red winter: 13 cars No Sdo; 2 cars Na 4 winter: 6 cars rejected do: toa! Sicars. Corm—! cars No. 2 mixed; 4 cars rejected; total,6 cara Total out, cars, Movement of Wheat ana Core Te-?Dar. Reecipta Shipments ’ dteeune CATNOTO, ccc. acco eee eee ee eae 3&3 lL ewe ee ae oe Wes ckaccscowesss 064 (pee . 4an0 81.900 ~~ Sees: » inet sneebiaiiek hl atta anid 2.61 145,418 CHicaeo ISSPECTIONS—I?i cars somee wheat: 7 cars winter wheat; 32 care corm: lij cars caw: 6 cars rye; 3 cars baries Exports of Provisions and Grain From Atlantic ports from November 1 to January 1. 1584 pRERe Inc Pork, ®s....... ...... M0220 LL Rion *1,57-,40 Lara, Be ...... wasted 65,214,967 SR, 70,04 6,444. 73 Beats, BS. ... sos. ees 0) 12,773, 109. 158.26 8,625,/39 eee 185,296.08 179,545.68 8,547,042 Exports from September | to January 10 Flour: bris...... cooess 845,190 3,35) 55 178,08 We, Un cnn anbukol B.3.3,46 17, 7 AR 7,486,114 Corn, Bi... .. 0.6 cose cccGd, 2IA BT 68, 770, , 441,53 *Decrecase. Receipts of Leading Articles at St. Louis for the week endi Saturday, January i7, 1985. and total receipts since January 1, 183), aod for the corre ees Cane Se, as reported by the Merchaais’ Ex nge. BY or oe ne i SE 24 Pee | ba Es ARTICLES. nee | : 3 “o g 3 4 Po S “3 | «BB > o 9 xn . , ae 22,963) 08 56,311 ae 24.5.6 549,721 314,48 EE DE vovceusce ehiee S9L900] «150.525! = 57 EE an) 148 QO 2,68 WO, Bases coccccccess XK 00) in au a ieee 43,45) 124,120) 59,93 Bran and shipstul, «. tisis bayons are booming. People are s-eking higher ine» dig PBLEPN. oo ce cceessecece a HH ticago, The of round, Ai) the rajroads are suimerged. The | Covisviuic& Nashville ........... 2 owe plan w to bene ew Orleans trains due yesterday mornidg arrived | Michiean Contral......cccc0:0-- 4 Ocuer business of import Hafternoon The Vicksburg train was stopped | Missouri Pacific ...........0.... 986 935% comme before this meeting nd 4 Washout near Monroe. The Missouri Pacific is we $B Contam. ....+e0e seinebee , a am ery irrevular.” Nort MRS socescce, bod cocecers “i TLe Times reports the cutting of Cowhide Bayou | Northern Pacific pref... ....+0.++++ an ° reight Rates. vee yesterday, The boat from the upper | OS Sam apolane ens? ig } East bound freight uver reports water runnin’ over the banks in all | Ohio & Missimsippi............... 17 7 be lete- tit low places, particulariy near Cedar Bluff on the | Oregon & | rauscontinental...... ie Le ure reported to becom Caddo side of Eyy pt Brush Pomt and Lake | Pacine Mail.... .........0...-.... S46 ihdrawal of the Horne win ‘tations are under water exouvh to float | St. LN& dan F.......... ee | fa 2 hee recipitated a cut of #sieamoat News from the above points threat- ~~ ty yh Manitoba ..:...... - , 7 grain from hereto Nem © 4 disastrous rise, a. pee ee ox now being quoted by the Wabash. 1-8 Baciite aa a bash, A ooccsoout : - ee grin ry lap tacany: se Wenere U. T. Oa.....0. 51% 5% r Asked For. Derrorr, Micn., anuary 17 ~ storm raged Corrected daily by J Campoei, Banker and Broker n application for @ LBitand only stopped snowing at daylight. It Y .” “aii Pine strect. rt for the old Globe BU!) Liow ing hard and the snow drifting badly. Db. 8. BONDS. | wn from al) directions are delayed from five When Interegt - — utes to eight bours, the majority veing two | — PRR, is the Capitol t siz hours jate. Telegraphic communication is cut t Bends. .... B. AN. & F. | Wi aa uy 17. Mr, Potter of Of irom New York anda few other points. The cen # cent bonds... 189: 1.8 D. & M.} cen Biguai Service office reports the lowest tem . ure re agers RAILWAY BONDs. y introduced a bill Pierre. * ut O° above zero, b it the cutting win marek to nee id more severely feit. Street cars are de- Mo. Pact Ist mo. 6a... 18S | Feb. & Aug. Yed aud ali city business is bebind. Mo. Consols... 1920 | May & Nov. es eeearen See ESF Only One Train Reaches Chicago. 1 No. Mo let m7. 1606 | Jan. ; Ciicago, January 17, 2:15 p.«.—No through pas- S jerade of the C ean rains pave arrived as yet to-day on any of the | K- P. * given this : ds from the East, South or West, except one from the South on the [iinots Ceatral. Freight traffic tbonds.....) M07 [J A. J. & 0.1 216 zal | st se _— eek b practically suspended throu w ghout the est, The *eTaphic service is sligitly im v Very | ’ igatly impro ed, but still . ‘Sued for Slander, ~~ City S'# sterling. 10- gicuisand Giovaniono Parella Bled a suit for | City its... Saray ene jenratpempralgent and p> 4 oo meee 0. they claim, has been too longue aud slandered them. rr ee Citys ; x Ay ie y . ‘Death of About. chy Anis, January 17,—Eimund Francis Valentine the well-known autuor, is dead. Ga ay PEPE Te eit Meeting of Nailroad Presidents New Yors, Jauuary 17.—President Sloan of the ““awenna bas called a meeting of the presi- eee eee eee eee) Pee eee thts ia cteige) (ately pe oeee cars of corn are en route for Baltimore, most'y from Nebraska on alleged cut rates. This week there were, ten steamers charterei at ‘hat port, the aguregrate of whie. in bushels was 636,000. Most of this, it is Selievei. is for corn.+—-The stocks of wheat (in bushels) at prominent i in the United Kingdom on January 1, 15%, were: iv i 3,115,245; Glasgow 831,320; Bristol 896.000; Dub.in Ri rr Leith, Lei millers, 760, e€, 24658; total, 6,791,5°5 bashe ainst (0.689 My bushels for same date i834.——The Chicago Board of Trade has sent a protest to Commissioner Fink “tt A af aturday, January 17, 1883, FORENOON SESSION. CLOSING 1 Pp. w Ullonary off sbore signa * con estun, New Orleans ana Pensa LIVE STOCK. Hogs. heen, Horses & Muies, 143 Local Weather Butltetin. St. Louts, Mo. January 17, 198% - we kreet waa only nom ures were developed. The su entire y of inferior cattl. left will be smali for’ severa the market, and the INiMiiin temperatur -. River stage. 139% Fall, 08 fe ; @. A. eka gr | Corp. Sig. Corps JU. 2. A River Telecrama. & Co,'s circular says: * O'Neil and tow ? tue fact that it was Batter firm acd quiet: Freights duli at %1@3° 4. Tallow steady at 6 | -i6 onkg = Wenern exvs firm at er, prevented shipments to wany points y at $i? 3:\% for stamiard mess and dsude; January was offered at 812 6, bid 812 24¢: Feo fuary at £1) ww). bid BI2 2. Prime pieam lard was quota bie at ico. 7h choice eaf sold ai Th. than anj thing else. about 18:00 lb« on cash orders f. o. b, ai ».6 for shou'ders, 6.15 9 a *, ©\¢ for c’rine gad 644 for ports: Whrat— Receipts, 11,465 bu; shipmenta, 25.5 eorian, Ottumwa, C store, 648.54 ba; steady: More dry salt sold “a ID stor , 88,492 bu: siea i at W5y: Februar: 34g nid, 3¢ asxe Ag) May sales at Viggttg No. 2 white No. 2 cash W246 bid, 26 asked, | > bid. Eggs firmer at 2ie per dozen ! Hay—Uachanged. Provis- salt meats—shoniders 54; clear Ottumwa; Des Moines, Omaha & SF LOUTS AND CATRO RATER PAD. rua spot cured c’ribs 6 from the block at 54¢ for for fresh. Butter unchange. sices 7:long clear si Cuicaoo, {11., January 17.—The trading on the Board | of Trade haa been limited this morning, owing to the ab- sence of outside news, particularly foreign invetlgrence. | marketa have ruled firm, however February, 80% March, S644 higher; #844 bi: January, m% January, 2744 Februsry, a shade hivhor: $12 12% Jan- Si2 27% March, &l. 5246 | &23g January, 6.57}¢ Feb- (srTeenm meats quotabie ILLINOIS CE. TRAL RAILROAD. Chicago Express, ..... ~ |LEINODS AN DST. LOUIS tAlU ROAD. Rellevi.jle Accommoda’ ton Felleville Accom moda ion...... Relleville Accom™modntion....... Relieville Accommodation On Sundays Ii 'inofe 7.0) pm!|+ 7) am )."2) Dale. against September 1, 18%, 191,15 against 175,40! bales same Lime at jear: Stocks in compresses anu warehouses to-das CLEVELAND, ONI0, January |7.—Petroicum unchanged. 0, 4 OHIO AND WiSSISSIPP! Thronch Accommodation ee ee ee ee ee ee Salem Accommodation. ... eeeees 65) am!i* 745 pm 17.—Wheat arrives, not much do. corn arrived, nothing offering Wheat to arrive not much doing; corn to arrive steady. wheat an corn firm, Country markets firm. Spot wheat spring wheat is 4d to +s 7d; fed winter 8d to je 10d; No 2 = LIVERPOOL—UC manas 6 78d, Orierns &4. Sates 6,00 bales. Futures closed quiet agi steady; . 47aary and February 4a, March and April Cincinnati Express 5 664d, Apri and May 6 2-04). . July » Oia, Jaiy and Aucus Sepremver 6 16-041 » \b-t44u, August and Moll and «xpress paseenger trains stort from Union De pot and do not etop et Fourth «nd Chouteau Avenue De pot to take on passengers ond baggage. Nashville and Atlanta F.xpress. . Texas Pacific Expres Honston and Gaiveston Express. Mobile and New Or eans Fx..... + Arcadia Accommodation Fourth and Chontean Avenne Denot.+ KE )KUKE AND a Ul [pBjaley) ‘ ONIONS—Fiem. Prime red are quotable at $1 55 to $ © vo f orl.. 7S per bu. pUTTER—~Re eipis a“) Bs. Fair local demand for eh are scarce: all else Creamery—Choice to fancy 29@3) selections in a smail way S;. LOUIS AND SA ss FRAC: 1CO KATLWAY, Rose Fiil! Accommodation Dav Fxrress........ Rose Hill Accommod Pacific Accommodation. ....++.- California FPxpress..........-.+- —RRINGE AND TUNNEL RAILROAD. Stpc': ¥Y rd Accom odation..... “SP TOUTS, HA NIBAI. AND REOKUK RAILROAD. Bowling Green and Hanniva! Mai! and Fx., — Sunday.. St. Charles and St. Lo «a, except Sundar... ** “sn0Y wed d alaes packed 11@12 for cnoice Rell—Near-by make at s@i? fresh and 23 for choice * orthern 1cgli. CHEESE—Full cream 8@19, Fickebure. Miss......-- Sv.61 7 _— “** seTIOULIEY choice to fancy, including Ses wim sonoerg] ZAALZ! EGUS—Kecet pts 176 pees 2@4 for fresn; stale, umed tmuch os, i POULTRY —Dressed-—Dema nd moderate for and inferwr hard to piace -_ %S: exNowSnrer ¢ Ze 44 PEE and &. 75 «J for choice; ducks . according to size. Live—Nast Memrhis. Tena... eeeee and reugn,$2 2@2.Afor good. & to $ Nash viiie. Te@@m, .s«++- “: 4285 rkansas and Texa. Dey Express | ee nene & Texas Nicht Fx.. et tt $4 et ek wanrea. GAME—No \nprovefnent to th $i tor selected lurge plum birds, but h not = able at tnat; rabbit, Se tor ueueseeen . = 5) a 3 -_ ~~ # es = . . Ba: —@Aoan- 2 ur Keokuk, LOWS... couse ‘ gs ey ss ze wild car-@y, 7@"0 pe to: diwn, 7@734c., anv + eretics8@%c per |b: ¢ + URS—Offerings moderate, de ACIFIC RAILWA c's AND P EASTERN DIVISI Mall and EXPreGS. ..ccccceveveeee ntic E ee Seees =oS BALYARPeSy 7. « LAZZ aq °44°*4% i ; bal ~- Raccoon— No. |! . % We to 25e; No. 3 | Me: No. & We to 35 ; 2 ¢ Py : z 2: sezeeseu * . 28 Soe ic’n, °x Sunday.. ymodation t a 3 ee s : - Fi ALé & : 4euseens - <=? 8 g & ral ee *Dash \*—) indicates raiaia,! Corporal Signai Verps, U. 3. & 7 AF 8% i ee
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ON posed im of not yet yr | pone “ : mtn sasedoe ee $9 00 ve St. WN ’ 50 pro put ind | One month deliv RES aoc oo. moe eg 9B more cai sedges Y y the ETA pchtateke 4 eT le Eng is Gas Sere thing m t ERNST he tH in th : Su week vn ite ne during Cc inking lish plan more of u ) : re avan e fest bse (de d b aL . 2 ; Cc ; 1- of the pon roo apo a, ive Ber ribe live TIN &. AES 25 | OB the rC brot h ardinal of lock impro than Osage the ms lowizi I hav cigarette : ularly rs wh red b ler) + 8 a Grant ‘he lai er or vem a loc Ri pro taki on th ng for e h . | porting } will o fail ¢ » enbiheli cs 5 ican regime Pp n at ’ but Re careful and t in ver ng a wh c Se emok of d the , i car th conf orece er)... 65 , und ’ ex Was . Vv. the stud LMS. and »posed teres has nat wh iff no that ke ociet y fra- dl e er i ch ” the ce hin was t. f e w t in t lead | . same a fa ve th ; 15 urch and wo pt whil gton naviga y of Major b The srs fons one and th hey real heir ers sold at i on e to th vor upo eir pal in his row in latter! rid as “ iie abse a dam tion the proposi sh Ra a seems Jone gn ly ca drawin boots public — 4 eye T is offi ee aed being New y th Inspec nt |4 ; anand ST w to be gi t ten tisa n no g- | k ts and aucti : 8 a H sb final Vv 8 t is . tion, , after ili » som ve u sa th In sh ion : ix r, Pp E ‘ ce b y vo or cente tor the d e Osag be ad e the way be fe elp ds, k aes the ; mo ost WEE y re~ e the ted K r of same this Ri repo a good mitte cause sec 8 asse el , kni o } nt age K pos San d , whi of , re rts f iited ret us rti se ves, . th A hs L tal R ow rich a li po report ver ello for a pec on th b a i shoule as meres fails ct at once poo sa Docto — 3 esulted River. Lieu on snap stom ent worth en: 43 ot amok sap eee Sor re: a ae ne ea } toa 90a pfare included | acd 10 an creased pee; r betod endi mented cecordi enan th in ob will j he ers, e brot at wom eaghy The ,000 erated. n i ‘dressed letters or tel a olga” Le eg ighaaan : heat we ak on eS ee tos, bletenica ne an eh he . cod foto oe pea priclegrn cue Spe cole sorties ig : r . : alr i c on c m ! of } e di . oni 3 t 515 POS telegra 60 | son riety. A y 1 possib bon vo to da had bee HCENIX statemen the G per of gdrashe. in if the I paar to en leaving disposal os RADI tte to 7 oe cerhtes ae this a she . and T-D ms of A bo OAV ible anza | doi m th n , Liew t of ila it will ient smoki ey t see joy thei | of th s deposi each su ght ov disd o ho has —— ; 5 Is af y y , has d eG sen utenan be pre in en hei W e pos case m real | $010 ai rse stil 17 PA io athe of st oing i ila t the stcias thou ju g joy an r s he clai ited ur a ba la acest | eneutt naps ns sacral er ie ore ‘hea eens Sa Sir of u in- | the eS cs ac sv sereapaetd a tone oun mia and a ri on wes rs socient someti — xs thirty. sold | the Crom Saeed on exerci elegant ee | UTEA TEA HO stree ted d in nts hi S nique scene ly » and y said ness w right f ustom once is no ull of ti t vill mes years | gua own attac arit im, and fio | sr 1A ee. 3 FIORE SS oer: Fae his dota TANFOR country ses Se ee elec eS ate a slderpg: sci ep ieee bis poo Uving- peopl eal the di owe eB chen ewan eet eo | cenenaall SErFA saith nae a a PEP Ni reat ead he affti sete a en Rec labors. ne oa eal tices ssets papers Po sae partes ple whiten atte oft gag ae ee senda ola pe we rising ag ; RIS . 834 15 LE LK oq 4 ured ected l- t ore . of It el of mi vai ‘ ‘av at S se met hin the Pri if onsen nst or b a prer 1@ hy “ | ee hg: no aes 6 5pe 8 rarer pte Es sega ise yg Z ai se irely o° Cin Siberia. wt irom merci “iage Prison, Ba choteat i ae S i rT HOWE. ERS". HLY’S —™. ype mar mal x. “Wi sp AD pl natu- give uscienti yor an empl e the | in t areas mas | rm @ three verlooked di jouimboy Russia. ; yet this Em ne she xacthers gle wi md Of ie Se 659 1 1106 PHARM AHON ITIO ri ket ess Wise emi repo n proo ous d Har oy Ma 62, heir s & n th ppear I cen ked b scov e Ri It press, has know ey ; th t! lew | (ww | & Ss. 854 A EY N ghteo val as& as ine rt o f th bo jo T but assi Dick 6 wa to n padoeat oa vy th ered nssia is w dl 's still he egg . $ j N. cy d nt n 0 r w so be 8 0 curious! h isa the | sure errenonn ‘sree a rere Same wena en ing psig wt of inn nt bor with toe dots of oaeCies = ile asus, tesa RO ae stan tata it ee } . a . : i patti nc : S : ns ct : th Cc t , the th th aut ug us i ad ch vs ST ST 36 PAR AV. BEN ST. re | and , NEWMA well m knowi ‘ HE - ve f bu that th g or th ualit e am ited t ned he to ey ho been bh to n t hee th on oe 5 » CO 4. - 3 ad di as am wi N — r. t h es 1th e y oO tho o ce w ha rities en- , the i sh heir ract ; = MRS. 2S DU F AV. — r. Lafa ln g suc orn the did the m mon © ng and co a State —---— conel . soda epg aploweyiry: 7 = unt of with | ci roug ver 000 one ai had b ve ruled for the , 7 sun ‘nem wen a R 0 J. T h his oO f n si j © Fron are 1 AEL. UR. ons oom s. a = mel vary | st un an- | = duct Sena: vo | ¥ ly of valu t of ons ly $1 $79 cil mad hly d inhabi vernm con the | the Ch ef ce ee : | T NNR ~~ an a $10,000- rer tet choly bess gare hie’ affairs a little inv tor: cann erg of manus pate Him eee 72. | he ying up Jemcerate, bein en ttou A lot Preeti F rien « ball i VV THIR soofe e s occasi enli o ith esti ot i ¥ pai is f ipts ze a rene resting eard tax 1 th » bei e gh OO en of 40 o Tri ood am of ai) EL RTEEN t sort la uccess ion nlive 3 wn out : gati ina war aid fai rin h sof p ecesso ce bet ing or es to em ng c gov it in th 00 bo ibune s TCH A T ; a ° TH Ou reco est f tha ’ and n man nam bring . 10On ugu ket h ir, r ad a lays rie wee é the ale ad om rome con- poun is xes A up em | V/ t rd ec t mad yb e a in of rate wo oun good ys & Ss. a D Imperi ul posed nt was d. mar of ply. 7 : BB. E PA i Be eonws stn poten ate fad in off nd the. deli ipa ee ee eens many “hin ata ) peal Treasury = thing 2 wil probably are ately & D ra G ewe : cas anna nal rom ’ toge ino te sony r, bu lay ual M - ury e net ex uesd és, Ix the AY, JANUARS ES ean anion reves a work of | aa Sanat ee ther with the Gack ner practical sae ¢ which. in the _ Tn Sparta EN OF MARK. a= wot ta bandeome pr aya croc + 7 . . M4 . ‘ e nh process! arrange : ARY 17 ‘ ifice rical rkling ¢ uneral j wk if th of tax comfo the ai her sb sane tee the} § eves, have RE. "centrifuga wh to be e profi int: sae Z A Ph . 10n m 1 A nt goo ge je or . ere = rta nam stage ast cws ra) a In bec y ” e by thro t if i _ Der nur . plican we ents 7, 1883. {tho price i is m as welry in we pa ble es o th th ft th eal t Mo om i w th w it he come : st 80 ugh ce whi S ry pr . th re yers e a e of he SES ea been on hich e n do Te ts « f i hic a ecise e so , salari pr cos t t li Ww M r of in ms. di | ing for no or th sss ade ten n the ’ igh speci exccuti siittlinds it BH ina 3 operties mgortiesss heatri ght ee ee ace of li t alrea solid Sawai 20 the ; oat cabewna * t «aos masters 0 young. be | Frisco bi adie Aiea aint a on ot oS vg ne sm ponoens sone bon ge boew rae sired, ppb: EHF ae dy skivw 2s supposed te he Mery aso ‘ t of Y i ra o F w ulpi Cc ‘ " t ne i asset g ve asserti pecnl au ‘ , beggar are med Called ‘ T the y would gned to tion ba nage “inh vid bav ere, Pgs tall 8 Ipit: a the bene who a ee is No m g in fina) sell ¢ enum the nom rv eph a ple one ess, | we cane Der sage Se Prag is if been off inf. 1d to = out cata bar the cat se the recen’ - ache. be the 5, V nze: wi e chose classi nd ¢ no fit y th . th an can specul iing . erated inal emeral y, oO are ars kin ’ of am mu een ered red tha eco mi to i u | : an oo hoe et drea th u sic race deli of tax eir tax e tax at prices as and a te th a bi gu the Pe ong ch und abo cents pé here t ndi ilk ¢ n the our a al have ps0 mre: § as Page pee in ai some th all taxa nt list ers. Bu is im collected ree a harcter of te pe! ori value ln Wien t » . He agen H riends. out forty eight pounds tly sg of io blue ) has ) usual = oa ky played ba to ‘ a tebe, — An gr gpa we grag or atthe a to th we had t if th d for it—the —_ ies th er of tt ths, it $ and te : yee for vs of the - pa is parpose han et ds. oe te = r. pend ater’ ne ver the woo wi J he ma vored.” utifu eofa of as an an- be large uati e Assesso an bh ere W too, th desire entire! ce yue aes 3 ¥ sa clerk Salva sual ell pit han th is Bt ie fair to ily Nay clergy ‘ 1: tundat — co with Joseph . te toe 16 tax-d nt tem amou ists nie 8 of bo is pean of dy if orp sce sali ti ir. Bayan rs of * pipes re PEOP who aint be oe, ‘ x uen a ovt need ¥ one itying ore :0uld e t was snoia, * odg pt . nts t « $50 re ual = t ,000, and nery © Osc re 3 res De a Kd : LE’S tit Oy wiil be ‘ ow that Dr. t tax bill mt whe an invest pultlio-w tha fascinati read Goctare a the r ws a WE should rs in se many ot of taxa ee rains - Th naarge Fee he Ran » pea no an W guessw ignati laware Afew itor of Sr FORU *. a t - ts th ic- n th tin his a “ r 10 ] ) b n uc e t $1 ks” w IL ork on your da th M ta o1 : Daake sor er - | be sch he g tl is t tu pro- equ uld hke 1 f-de ther les ari ed wo $5 ,000 s” is fall DE h rk f says ys e Post . Lours, ting nake RAK — not he en ool s crea than Og 1 A est hke a fen peo tes” owe fror rth o 000 . Th pu fash off as ° rom that pa since . th hed t t r to n f an t bee pe Dispo J the law 3 room f FE bas — . na eg a scholar ions of romat aphy, pe of we can treat to gran —— ae ple to while “La C bou $1,200 the pl a woul © man : ion as a he hind n sot as ers h : Aas there toh. anuar pe tang t) n the C for stepped do + nematag by the and t Neen ayes vbich | & liste him ners and i Ch ght f i. our * of “ vpehaases MR ny ot end oned ‘s and fa ———_— appea ¥ 16, 198 meer iat Co FRELI ' ene) nf epi he nag d tor n leni nato ts arbo or 100: La l 8 La her ofa do sheen out? aceun & aa av ' BRA urt x down | ma lant 9 ord, jr epic of colleg ginaul mere McG only ‘nient r M deal real v nilie $400 ; “Pri Jus y peedi! Bouc morta horse wn th at er in th ; r. 4 ourt i gue ote Pasusoncre a out | vera “eleiac ote by ~ ge a - he we cas S to the vai ly, but i CGINNI anal pane sash oar GSE Re red had ee prt Son ahs a oe bine gat r Je . - the "— 4 iter os “hus st bec« ’ and ti i wo i rea : ere 1ce in . 5’ int ere f . bri a- or ” ‘a ent pla : lon case 6 of n m. ™ IN oe ake me is 202 a. & anew you ; iia a or “ee we he “Lif — Ss neglect local f a priv of dut * his : 8s for p or auth There yoke hi is ng $25 THE Esqui naan, a nas na co enema the F inju of fe grea: to a9 x0 0 — vis’ f 90m in a demand me m it th wil tom! icht fami e of tax bi of tates ate citi y. If case Wa rospe ors, ms $2.70: : saath Al mauxX an ich no inte f nt, Ry » ne irst red BP Sa ne R oor i | with v agwee aeiead ather-in be Su ea oe vn goanes will wageeiy ae M ill to ru the pub a meee Sen. mornit talks a an poe : msc bea - * - Mena ph sees G d polar a nbrenanre: rgd sa was Grand, gre vorki a By ie oalon tea | gone rlfuly retain ex-Colle be hag e | there rest . when gather scaioeeh Pioreiit mame bh haa a, git ain Fags nng—meren ut “the — je Mr ee imioiteaton ter aie = country and despair him saying | ppwenee chi ue ty cong : . ints " tai . ‘oll e St 0 th was rasses d pil pet nno olds fo i nd age “t wi iry 9 weak 8 M _M a as : Oo th sin IT. - n by i ure u ' ; tior 9 th nin ect fore el Ss th sa igri 9 t pl so ry nal on 2 Sta ith © be er r. ORG hist G has ‘ ech ced y a sta in ng ch, De kn tto : ms tor © pul ; —& mo or of a ot is the nd fl mage fice ead elev ears. lowi e | tert mp hats low sex?"’ a Morg AN’S ory 0 over jus ‘ exist urch one our re te o ches” to t ede pele th ) the r raren ‘lic tre ney ~ ee compari og-chea fuliv in. aaah tie foral an exte ated a But ng his | ® lasts , exposi and bb idee oie coacht ans se coachii f the se mt of t‘ com and t N for edit ‘porte e etarve wi he ae ted £ ev - . : . J . se nu! ; y ni = t oO oria th bi ae. se i velatio ominati asury x Apollo (re pwn $1¢ up to sa a) Nene Suse ess impo nuatio position Senato 28 and nar ges maps head ae gu har this T pan wh rvass @ an has oosier Indiana, th ps ete rng hors tion bis litte eermnons — ees, Bees Lat® | to speak — a pre femme end pin far ghee pe rhe erg Senator | hey nd Ft au eet fac ant ear to wth | $4,090. vant git There cindiana, | but pease, reha: _ cis : — S . , ? , : re . , a ' e ; r ; , : tee. y : D, Tur wating ot oe ae aly ire pea ta Bras man | a Ta ers mig Se agree suite New ve vate won of See ieee sec y fS war us RD. j | f irm -. e n it- r w : n wd w os > mad which a partial Senato k-keepi by ary in th of the hemous Telem D, JF. ve are of whi own moti an of eis n sor taneer to pay nidsum ng uude rage HF EE Pawn: own br e unde ereer & ambition mies 1 tke p Sa we ee was employe this case, ¢ ee neous cred was CO repar r Davis: — Bold N @ classic 8 EI achus, 1 "7 bry samen? ch he hi otion, to sciiitaihe 1 aches too 0 ite Ne the frosty me pay paus of ei aE si ustria 6 nae members of aad hin injury. articular. shea put off w ontials, mmitte: ation SON Neptune “Gro colle n to Ch not | incu shed Se ly co nself ha investi it- HE numer prett verther y pe Oe the ot Nevad ore Oe y th is onl lent to — pers ty» Phere _ On t lar, excer fut i ‘ ! a strict The lin re for tl yesterda PRR 26 oy . Pluta ves of ection hrist, | rred, an nator mpell : tigat Tur Ti WEE ous to - Seb arse: kets ther d ah her e Em yjb t to nd provisk pe olen wy A, tb. cbure chilies : Inezzar and to ed been © eT cK me L On s. H ay appe own press cheater mnt ny a 4H. rc eal mney questi accou publi fusin 1e bl y andin . to rch, Ni Biarn of sta nce to the to gui Batt: ichbo AB ntion. ess | 0 ne of e ha and ned poetr em Paes jon nd t fro pag rng of th Were e Y te 10n nt in i ic wil g to under If N g naked * icod ey”: tu- on hi call respo hold ilty bes m whi rne ciai ROA r Go the d for foun too ow ploym ered. work: why - tim a the est © 8 which its f | hold acce th EWM in t emus, : mself on hi nsibili the di : Sst to nich } aima D. bet uld is penaiti gotte d pa des.in. 5 aie inf ent t inju kma hee he aid 1 of euppilte whose _= | hav urth the pt hi en h AN i he o and Go ame im ilit PRS Femi stir ande nt, ha ray that ies 6 n all abo ul an urch has 0 data.’ a could ad bestowe ™ ora at | prisieag Constit - cat been “6 ro breadagemes a —s sare omre air. Nebu- J eae ae "eas to aan has cone Fup anotier, i in ron created | tents it thang 0 up Preys 09 ae ether but bad health han ~ . ce el ge ot tire of sed. s wit o tio a bi H. ppeEN = ce se cn nced £ . dhe riso 0 Fr ai our nde oney cha aby ) short in pub! th earu uiva. er! j Se e a 10n — hth w : ak n of ish ca Ss n- gian off had s n, i ne EN rs, e Be rbil . rit on It is © thi lie and twe n ce of this Sta e poin een cl Oo nt Cir LOV u d tou had scar s try OT a: CH ven rva tor Ast tio abl ed Ne ? its dut egg Soa had nty eet hee hed oven State re t. nose for ae far tresec true it min of stone bh ty os ba back ly Sabet his ~— it aes now in as to eae bribed ee owas Renae anti NN ' requi sh ni ,}d that geshi pe raat it a } ‘ten t wi e ti cl you to pon i th boom ns ps gan 0 ce ad Ab tg In have nis. h gnated uires G , fal us, CO AM that nde appoi hib ma 1 his ectu whe We ee iM also me i ude eat mis h SF on ie m gear i athe ta omni Di | avg ‘he folowed th wey GRANT AND 1 crear [neat ctereers Kaos ys rene CO cena re iat |g = os | es " C sT ‘ e. itarv N —— w . "hit e i 80 . aR 8. ista m a ure imaginati ut ji sere a Re ¢ ) Republi Saati, “an | a bo: ary Aa aon non pti em tateet ise ys “Ye | he has as se sein Uae States Mi tar tant when the ed cso Boe S is Gov ‘an C , “A appoi e | Ge e to a2 ouse cR udge vin wit " of Sa we “a as fou states eter t has kel chanc of th tes M. or thi i nt dou ie T ca ae ve ee d e oat pont aon — me ses _— ‘andida n act int hi n. G new Se uthoriz Com r a whe 4 run h th true K t to hi nd tha . mined been s by Point e Bla ilitary rty ye irw -10 tless very he inj > only inference th has drawn oon om nt by ENT by lav tes f to kil ) bepare NT nate ize G mittee bolti n Wa as a bo e othe that spat tr caus t Engl ~ to annou ped we mene Ha Acad ars dru ay | tha . A A se —_ le pu gmt been M nd irs risa WwW 15 sadeet tal llecto chai had due for SLocv n r. SLO ndida CE ran pr wd ' in an y foilo case en a ire sit th Boo: ONG | y. d oth Band jor pect UD give work tion in as — om 4 . the queies State B nd aie = r.” “ rn ae to the be uM to def VER’ te f an : in e fo db w that he re utti el n th to effort er w , and of th fully favor this whe to he fa een 1s the i: rire : se j ’ oard om missi than eG to call me ti the neti ense sp or Pr dw date to rfeits hi ome he shou! erly pec aA use ever play is be ars, d av b ] : able state n the tts ag o im- av ! tere thori judicia of ons. ran C me fact it warm! of J rofessi osecu as el for impri his t a citi will be uld ind Li visi in W ing ied eter re men buildi an ay of m ntere itv i l. legi Heal Th gove sessi t bi up a ag th of AME onal ected his rison icke izen c come iffer- neol ted th ash me at W 7 C ports t pu idin d will as . Vv yim gisla " th e Tn- 10m. ill f tt 0a at . ¥ su ; s di ting . ret me et-of. , as om it ub : e ingto de est ba au blici Hous UF hae ca were re ckets ut t the show jm ots ou he Mo and uneaale th a ch abs bac of the crit! 00 adhe ‘tion ty is thi ot in that re caieds f re sad] organi — ererdinsers in lavi unwilli of Four bil ins mmittes eats Became Sasnasirg pris geiong ina Geet of a great ¢ the port creditors. tr sep sia’ aston i oan’ ees, Ropes osama vaseropm Fries ie that if th oie been y un zat Bot t enti n- |G vishi ng ER stead wh too th ghto on musi and c Roy deal rai , part ove : in M h ” tois ‘ that waieerd -b ean er y obj e pro m whic f énestust deres ' on and ch the entirel RANT ling mn: to aid t} as well of th o | tai much there sicken ly me ic, and con- Pee al Acad of ene bY of he ns . thinks The ‘would 60 8a obj ut Rev out sy the sim ject, ant nee onthe « i | wea a ou an ted the finan werlding victim wnmse emp 1e Senate a Pesasheny ges a ey is =e oe » ad dir pyeavin ¢ . i pa mgd vom “yen e in not of 80- Tuildi to- w D CCeSS. i alon r \N as ist @ | Aw wh espec t nd one h tts, iva ep ith tle ur next Ka’ it wh ife; : Th teres lost si Juild | ell estab RAKE n, bu g he ers t ° Bay » -on sachu calli a eayo Ian oO at am ial wo h a b b ose do one ted b rofessi one man TH seas Ss arr : it sa va tion ere Agee ‘ save e law ts an sight ‘Jes ing. “it his 1e Court th | of been d om , seus sean a i oat Inde- The yc o0r td or mere sis rsh “at it sees = ce a life sas ‘the divine ~ PS ott am eat Clarises a “aie met commi eal SE : NE Re- and f emu tun e his rye ment ore ilit Speaki for th nds ar prob- A 90- ate w . Ri de. ran Wh a ast life: wien h erm ¢ soci 7 conteen men ce no tati ms per i is CRA ere t req seu g off od ee ist y th ing a pro ee ot Mies H te YEA orth ind American Drage So ook gym rend 4 25 eet —— at one on of ttee hed NS Uni 00. uent ms fi so e ot aff o be as | ats of } n ctress Mi e rs witi R-O m ge t of id ha u f yea i ee apes tion fe roi nih = sn pone cecomy wai ter. edna nage Fair ret a Camori : — “this. a ferecges © e oAyk Ge aed San en agragp di Bicoe 3s nae iaeding wae passes th nie prices snost pita Oi prices fer che seampatiel ion for Snow sat) ote — prt: # cut short Ms reat of the gir oe ridge, Mase shen ot quoten’ Por ate er of the suf A. lef re) ri 3 i t , OVO. 7 of. he ms. eae to us par his tive lia Gen. it sim tes th tion the re “ ices as uch mo or ears Pp es. in pew theater to adie r Pa is spaper with McCu © preter sp . . read m -b — ent Porhap il} — ate of me Secontent J to stop that ty req appro ble G pl @ te wil wds time in sm ney ire incipl T don "0 ing f ary & possi in ® LLOC an ‘shucks ae oaoaatiin Red Hot of b nae em a: feat On te fee: ee with _ 08 of recei val u hs: aay & y weans ws ‘oo os hiner them h all n ™ ‘curioiies, cir ae Oa se3 ig for a sult gethe : anners, teasant a isa d beats oys- qudlin sem Houts bis = . fairnes of the bene mah } 4 the S it se the Senate ving ntila oo n the that re is out. the pa tare: umbers si 5 am > dies in sation ho- itable I r, aia fac han most sentim rt ane I rery attrac olen “if.” mee ring " i. to retain upreme ousl Co of tha OR i retired thi HOUL ical on at m- as ari Pari of th eA oca- visi * Sec and some, ’ of entali dth an activ uid hav ve ting mak their urt | ae fo is Ci dD | an e | gre an rise is i eb meri ite R kin ty ey yo e he ave persiv s we Republi inthe ee aa urged of | THUS lacocia bill a insie eur city — rs pe a and most ner oe teeny wee a sean lt biasenen: il rindly ~ ae se tg ane one a heading srengomendh ih stronghold d 597g P P P at J r the oe ly oe he “re es poe ae ee APRON oe page: — pare 5 A space d bi ER cal rice pet To A Sch TF. oth mech dirch ¢ tr Be we Bown 80 ealthy " scieea ree ne efferson princi passed sure | in an a pla m8 handsome th ple | co aveien oN ope “ rea gip ot fashiona girl OINCINN ack velv Is in ones Editor oolbo oF, Hom Presb are 4 ik at " eet we poe tankt okie re eae busine ib area ss teal oor ape — ey ar peemacteney we Saale orang aegletlp edi ens 4 a nner, alone. wel = Hades n 8.1. every eve > idea to make ery sub and bee asiness of tw out wi con wor for er j built dh this pbs d to on th ew which great irl ig itor a@ roy. p th how Post. us, nt. _ PB. eve party y of the court jec bills nt ess of een ti t with structed k admi ladi n it, in the ighly end in the his s e Bo ealthi ‘ T intelle often says bh al purpl one of e people willi Dispat January ™ . The utmost in a man t kno have he i the get th he acts ease 80 rab es. not | 5 mar ace pro ieah tenn urse est HE ect. petrifi eh “i ant the li in ng ry attracti th dealings the party onl y sub wn been introd sessi m eir gets The that ly i I he w riage omp! posed w sses This Sul) Bosto ed as see little their you ha 17, 1885 . the judiciary limit country y to jects to introd uctio on ia ents. hye assa man one c only be- to cl as to h were ished mart sotey in fina the ivan ears on sudd na bey" conclided 10 wants, al w. Miss e inciden of of largel be previ nan uced n of thea def pense ce mi ng could the | th othe ave well lady and to n- great ers to gir enly petrified trou n of to of publi ways ville Mz : the political expected ousl pany A rage! He other 2 a ne * . . b = ab t ask or lic bee , i Yustr Scena in hor. Repu axid y of yu d on on e stre for y oe pass | P mone r go ell understood i wala & ata! ig bru marry who cs les. a ur 7 moe o. | an arses eeu ae tnd i uggs ee cay unto, ay ~ eareral hoes wars bes “oo | sree eat al “reasons for oat ca ary any a who = vga Sineteeot pape, aS an ; . i con n . | Rive arg 3 “aaughter rte ses ae a the the not ep “ec ce bet = 8 cramped md a er ae bo ‘ean te of mak ne ad eR foe with NY “ ree “a by nm col, saa to 4: gad 7 neal in the Ch . River 7 8 cargoes tate seasi ult of jmoartaie hn grpaeg the theater and tea a a ts tealing apr of ee sy me ot fulfitied a ae t eee fot iis etd bee — ee ot aun 5 died Mies Es Sicha: pew alice of the i ty legisla rp rahe rieogs ieee veari of ies Bae os mane pee aagg | agin tas nome ee oe oo pace Aap school rough - iuean si fs nebaeuee bef a he cnt as ti tio myst i Pret. ried | he his bashes sence = men ne grtng here cou There — wen ae ven h m e cit River iiclagihe Aa Sean orehand i ni m1 a ithe plac > peetpones sonneal ntract and tenia be : chara PREG Sena- The cost ot aues, “and ase! Mr. Joh wig alley seen there to the ts” Of what re t resort Rigg procter: tn sehery he eonaet right to produ. enemies be Giroesate, ot widow tale en Nos telegraphed ni po of af wey ms age of not at aoe se pay of th besa og and : strane ok with Nos tor. a ruietman ty pe | ber tunity “in 0 ict taste ciety and aa er? ty a8 Justice St tina e pu , plum of pe ae - fonen : . F.C nna eB veerr and as be ead teen tes cto rlicatio in clea: with mee sa ) a| of he at Mias ur Do of of sees tee ; bu tet pe of in of Anna ash pty aoe and ] eer fete V1 exany me . aa on ree eta ° Ent soctdot than cra beet | pavoeinad map e aged 26 | ee. = flannel to re any m sm ‘ “Rh cnding ele of for and public that let on fo has that si —o light George—"¥ ~ the in th ore oke ER ey cast a t the la with th autz on . aematune fi the . Bs vases stat cate f tlie te pay may the the st: play abandoned | ) 20k oe Se kinds. sud for yright poet may able cture age, ng Claude a give 80 the ts ay ve hea ~ ais nbi gtr piatf rent «hashed. | a matte as con rowing Tui meee this Ni extremey wa at . pos tema See <3 , dear? Shadow. at | eco wh = yw tw ae | Da Howe he aaa oad venom -- cordance ia oa aa law Shetans ying }om fo bie oe oe , bs Soacreeete se on a eee as e season | 7 den rom the const the | Nae 5 on evidence hoor ot her fr at the age | Prom ike — ss ae treet, < ; eregior he Prete tepownee, | feat $1808 tence : | Soahaen ppe Who » San Hipt ig ‘Viewens Vi - iaeeletind ot Tes. ROVER Gee ad on” eighty-one "ui el will e ‘want | Will can comer shee dion al ones a oe < wo ’ 7 tor ragakg ; 7 verti A m the P a ne P tad = .
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— _ — 2 a, eat ara Bho Se, and to early rising, and the People hag ji, to the old os w bas invasion of new idea: with the people a y still their some of this materia! box ordinarily containing It ts fair to presume t),,, orth no more for ed for it; and one may of the men who put it on E's FORUM, . Lovts, January 16, 1885, Mepatch, : ppeared in the columns ot pocount of @ case of. great in the case of one Ryan lon street. Said Ryan, it i while working upon the longregational Church, Del. d. According to the ac. by inches” with bis little te of starvation, utter woe prter took occasion, as you lily, to reflect severe hy Such a state of to - permit meto say to you facts in this case, as in every Pactiouler, exaaes employedupon the church h injury. On béhalf of the y that the wants of the wm. family have been supplied arch Yop _ i that the y been more than iva. could bave but bad health and t he pubic can draw their in this view of the case the of its duty or there has been my purpose in this com. ing that woud prevent the mn bestowing their henpfac- thy, but in this ‘case r reporter has drawn bon, he has been us wen done the eood name uly inference and fact must ‘able public has been im. imanis ina fair way of ration to health and ‘wij! / when the building season talement —s to eports an re = ours M. 8S. Fornes, an Building Committee. outs’ Views. D, Iu., January 15, 1885. ispatch: orrespondent of the date rrossiy misrepresent me in he fails to do me justice $. my “extraordinary views ) punishment,” when the rbatim is put in quotation to Hon. G. W. Burchard. ent is not aware of the ; State Reformatory at hy operated on this plan, ninate sentence and con- ® assure him that I claim Ory sUggested in that re- Links that if the protec- e only object, without ler, the simplest way is to of the way.” ts thinks that there is an- Tender has “rights;” and sentence to that quoted sct—the protection of so- »dified (but not lost sight the interests and rights The law virtually says: ito bis family, to society; mel conte te rhea band labor asa reminder of the suffer- itably come of wrong nt not give me the bene- iiustration of my “if,” ‘hat fairness would have » very attractive heading lft any one careful they will not find m rv —— cither. T. F,. Hours, ___- Chaplain 8. L. P. ss Plaint. wis, January 17, 1885. yl Ch, um have always been te ts, public and private, your paper, a “school- ‘ou to help the school a Ward out of their ® through mud, slush ol house, the Hodgen between Park and jl because our “City rd waik on California ESPOND @NTS. treet cars were takeg > months ago. nion is that Mr. Sulli- the ring and to retain ominion of Canada is he United States, ex ‘© miles, Alaska hat (he montu of F tives at Spring field, Mo. Mizner of Jefferson B. F. Clure. at Topeka, Kan. 'o her friend, Mrs. McDonaid. _ Miss Anette Windsor of Lexington, Mo., is spend. ng afew weeks friend Miss Visiting their relatives at Dieasant visit to friends in thig city. for two receptions on J@nuary 21 and 28. Parkhurst are visiting friends in the city Mrs. Bran It is said the favors will the winter with her sister, Mrs, W Place on Friday evening at the Laciede Hotel. i er of elocution in the public schoois at Mex- Miss gin, "ee atoning te hi 7 ~ - a V4! oR dy . 1 ea) Pee ge Se ee See St. Louis Post-Dispatch F i w ti 7 a me iw a exit wD : eS ay ra «ay ate . 3 é +, rie Oe ig : € 4 a ys at % ” te ‘ 4 os ae g xe y ‘ es ee ‘ iy ok $8 eh a er eS . ~ Gir,” Te ARs, : . . 4 > nee - ry vee ‘ ey fs Fe ~ 45) , a Powel. on) en ee eh). + « " A A 4 - n ae °; ae ee ew Cas | f Y Te ¢ Uo Wet Speer - “ -. . # *, a oe ie » “ ¥ in SOLEMN SUBJECTS. o- Further Facts of Interest in. Church Circles. ES EE oD, A Temperance Revival—Short Sermons—Y. M. Cc. A. Notes: 4 number of Christian gentlemen, who have be- come disgusted with the political bent that all tem- perance action has taken in this city the past year, are making an effort to reach the class whose unfortunate condition has been overiooked in the scramble for votes. A series of gospel meet- ings has Leen arranged to be held every evening in the old temperance hall on Tenth and Locust streets, the first being held lastnight. The local cergy will be called upon to furnish the addresses and a competent committee is engaged in securing good music. Mrs. Moon will act as organist and several cornets willbe added. A comuujittee witl also sees out those Who are suffering from the ef- fects of drink, and though the physical relief will be left to the provideat societies, tae unfortunates wii! be eta: od out ib & Dew path. “Tam glad to see that the Post-DisPaTcR is agi- tating (me matterof shorter sermons,” said one of the most prominent churehmen of the city, whose eburch is in the neighborhood of Garrison avenue. ‘Ibaveno tlwil toward my pastor, but I must say that | am disgusted at his long discourses. Wheo a preacher speaxs over twenty minutes it 1s very mch like adding to the size of a man's nose—it becomes painfully prominent. It is to the interest of the people vo have short sermons, and [cannot taderstand why pastors will persist in unloodmg a 4 or WS minute sermon on a congregauon when, if he nas any sense, he ougut to see that he is beceming a puipit bore. I know tual imy minister has nad his attention re- peatediy cailed to tue soporific nature of his jong sermons, aod yet he will insist on keeping us as long as ever, The Lact is, that the average preacher can't understand that his long sermonsare an evidence oL& Want of preparation, They thiux that we vear- ers Cant see it, but every man in the audience can readily perceive tuat a long, drawn-out discourse simply roves that the preacher put off writing tt so long that be didn't have time to Siftit, What we want in our preacuer is that fatal blue pencil to be run through avout half their manu- Scripts. One Of ithe best Methodist munisters the | West ever had was Rev. Dr. McCieiian of ¢ incinnati, whose hoid on the people was so creat that he could hardiy get away to Colorado for his heaitu a short | of their new home, a bridal g ‘hat was tue secret of his | the 20th. power! ifi$ best sermons were never longer than | tume before be died, W Lwenty muitles; that’s ail.” Thursday ''g@t @ Dumber of the young people of the Firs: “sl Gist Church surprised the pastor, Kiev, by. fi Sill, and his wife, at the parson- ave and en)v, ed @ bountiful Supper and pleasant hes Wm day wmoruiug to tae cundren oa “Creansing Biood,” i as regwar theme on “A Revive.’ In the | “ sranine his subject wil be “Phat strony Young | Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Simpkins, Mr and Mrs. Mao.” The Mayflower maie Choir will siny. weyent * W. LB. G, Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mr fhe Meeting as evenmg at Pilgrim Church in; Mrs. . ‘ ; tm. teadac temveraace instruction was | 4nd Mrs. J. Will Boyd, Mr. Cuendet an.) others. the infercst of ; Qu MtePesing OCCasiou despite tue bad weatuer. To- MmorTrew even.iy at the Furst Christian Cnurca Mrs. “Drunkenness and Merriwethber wii speac on lnsease.”’ Thursday evening DNextat the Trinity M FE. Chureu auower mecling wulbe beidin the interest of ue W. OC. 1. U., at which addresses will be made by Wwell-koown genllemen., Rev. A. W. Manu of Cievesnd, Oho, will conduct a seul service ior deaf mutes at Carist Church w- morrow at 3p. m. fue fo.oWiNS @Lnouncement is made: Central Chris ial CaUrca, Corper Morgan street aud Cuinp- ton avenue, Calvin S. Biaca weii, . Services atlia.om. “le Soul, How starved and How Sat- Dance aud the Decanter,” buaoday-School at 9:15 “&,. bil Bishop Roberts Chures Torry At he bus oresbyterian Church, Delmar avenue bear Urand avenue, the pastor, J. G, Merril, wili on will preach at Grace Episcopal preacu to-tiu * 1noraing “A Renaissance in The Fanita Hayward, Miss Varr, Miss | tuata great, a very great capital. variously es- vlogs or the Peveiaul , whica Jesus Corist Made of 1 ie Mi-« — tronated at from Siu, Riis $5 00 090, 18 COnstantly Goud.” The eveuiug OCUrSS wil be vu Leusons Brown, Miss Therese T. ylor. Miss Mimi | k-vt wm transit between this city and New | from the Lit ecko pGc, With & Character Sketch Morrison, Miss Dede Kimball, Miss Laura Perry,.| York, brie which might under the 48 @ Prec He oe TOR, Miss Agnes Bariow, Miss Annie Wright, Misses Car. | ustrammeied operation of the laws of vO. A. Norma. / Mine and Emilie S Miss ida Vale. Miss Lillian ; competition be continually in use. Suppose a — (tthe ¥.M.C. A. will be om, Miss N are Flanacan. draft onNew Yo « t8 paid into the bank here on a : AY Cc R Garrison | Miss Marv A ice McLaran, Misses Mam + and Kittie Puy Siay. It leaves here the same nivht: arrives in c wes s Ne Sh. Ut 7. | Clark, Miss Mamie ey alge ton. Mary Hewitt,Miss New York on Thursday; has to lie over till riday Phe “ about the new Catholic par- Wickham, Miss Tilford, Mies Scott, Miss Harzadine, | for clearine. ant tue returns come on the following ish which was 1 vcllaitey determined on some | Miss Churchill, wav, Miss Gibson, Messrs | M mday-just six days. sudeon ae a6 Hudson, Mr. and Drs. Charles | and they were going up to make a Mrs. Richard Blount is entertaining her mother, Mrs. D. E. Lynds, . r Mrs. Dan Alexander has been entertaining Mrs. Jobn Heins Kamp, The Uniy ersity Club will give a german early in ebruary. Mr Robert Bradford and bride are visiting his rel- Miss Tracy of Detroit is the guest of Mrs. Col. Barracks. Mrs. Geo, W. McKeon is visiting her friend, Mrs. Miss Annie Scott has returned home after a visit with relatives. The second reception of the Oneida Club took Miss Lily Dayis has Ca nem 4 visit to her Maddux at Cariyle, Miss Lissie . ebruary to Mr. Heulsen J, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fleming have returned after Mrs. J. Wood Trimble has recurned home after a Mr. and Mrs. « harles T. Farrar have issued cards Mrs Dr. Parkburst and her dau Southern on Monday, the t McDowell gives Ge very enman on the 28th. Miss Rebecca Timberlaxe of St. Louls ig spending The second meeting of the Mistletos Club took Miss Minnie L. Russell has accepted a position as Dora Bridgeford of Louisville is {; dirs, Richard Cross left last week after & visit ae AGAINST 8ST. LOUIS. her parents, Judge and Mrs. Samuel T. Brecken- ri wun fie The Mails and the New York Clearings. Misses Belle and Allie Morris have returned after Spending the holidays with relatives in the in- | Pyom the Globe-Democrat. a "4 rsday, the 15th, the Liederkranz Society | One of the most seri 7 - ursday, , ie ited | 548 to contend with in dealing with the systematic ve @ fine concert to the me se at | railroad discriminations against her and her con- stituents throughout the West and Southwest is the running of the mail and passenger trains to the bare FC Co, bharen bas recurnea |e New York is the Clearing House of the coun- A as | , tude home Sag spenting oe bahoane with friends | try. Every transaction of magni finds its final Invitations have been received to the marriage of {| St. Miss Holly to Mr. Dave Thornton at St. Joseph | and other cities, all, particularly the first on the named, have to make their first financial set- - Mr. Henry Ames is here from Princeton, having | tlaments in New York, One of these cities, Chicago, has, under present railroad arrangements, Mrs. Nannie Wright of the Southern Hotél has @dvantages which mean and produce contmued leased the house on Pine street formerly occupied | joss to the others. At present we only are con- by tae Moses pet a tte ail a cerned with the interests of St. Louis. ee Tuesday even re Conde en vere . al centers lecture large |. | @Xisting system this city and all the sm a ned Ef ey aerate ane of commerce directly connected with it are made General Henderson to suffer loss that Chicazo may Murish. In other oman Orleans, looking after ‘tha, intoreste of words, the railroad system now existing between p ys Pa Hail , East and West ap pears to be cunningly devised to day smerahns ye tye hg epege Ming hinder all enterprise that is not directly subservi- night to friends in the city. ent to the policies of the money kings who own The marriage of Miss Anna Mcvowel!, daughter of Dr. Alexander a to Mr. Frank Kidder, is te. Miss Oarrie Williams mortgages on Chicago property. That thisis no unfair statement of the cases will eed for an early appear from the ans Seeemnees ~ 9 —_ Mrs. Ashley D. Scott ve a lunch on Saturday to | The New York ( learing House meets oO Mrs. Colone! Mizner of the Barracks, an i her sister- every morning. Aft its session every matter of ad- in-law, Mrs. Pittroan of Detroit. justment between the various banks of that chy fs . rate os ¢ enty-five cents for three lines, ee ee ERATH, age: 4; years. BOCD at 1 o'e ock, Friends of the family invited, Greenville lii., please cop,. Saturday, danuary 17, 1885, ee ttt tlt ey _—— | have been }, : 1 | ooking around for some of the old boys, = 7 are 5, Rone —she best. crowd of fellows I ever Z 5 e g se mason, I bave caught rn Knock off inst Macklin, , Sullivan, Bieh) and tion in t be E.whteenth Ward ackiin wis also i ¥ Tor perjury, in sWeariig that he did; “? order. = The St. Louis Exposition and Music Hall Associa- an Were Sued to-day by Elizabeth Polk for $200 Mages for tie destruction of two shade trees on West 1 fenth street iguo eee * property. She claims "that while the — ay ” 1 process of erection some contrac. e r "Sasa us ? order to x hort te ny a - erie: oe we — ES Marriage ond death notices will be inserted at the CORNEL!US—Jannary 16, Manr. AGNEs, youngest Faneral, : anday, from family residence, 4224 Garfield ay, KRATH ~ rig ¥, January 16, of bronchitis, Conrap Funeral! from resi lence on Oregon avenue, Sunday after Glasgow, Ky., and Cincinnati papers Ss s 7 ‘ : ‘% yr, 2) eee YS v* . ae The Hit of the Season Paluts, Cils, Varnishss, Window ass, Eto, THOMPSON'S OPERA ©O,, In the greatest of all Comic « Dera > As originally produced for over 20 nichts MILES & BARTON'S BIJOU The Grand Realistic SUNDAY, January 18—Kate (larton. g it the Casino, cent Cast, Ele. i Prices—75, 30, day afternoon, TONY | i . . - New York Citv, Doubie Orchest \ LOW PRICES. FRESH DRUG: ne Mere, Magn 4 LT ree eepentiey nate | £ cont me Sparkling Music. Standar 1 bert oenig’s Hamourg Drops......... Pe@ecceceeeece. dle 5 wee mn . i bottle Bos ‘ee's SN SIUIN Ss coca bee cancesésiac, ie DEMERS ates sULe : — be ag) . LS Sep heepepeges thee 308 | allie — wa bottle Smith's Tonic SPP wenetibebesicccocceccececes, 7U0e 2 > —~ s Suttle Harter’s iron Tonic.................... 0 Die q) LY NI Pj q*. : a — ns a2 PIN Shad opebedsniavivacsideeet.. rien) SY Se ONIN «donc cllencuepnbenccn 14.4.0... 750 Mati at? . Evening eel 1 botele Ha. « Hair its WEG «0040 oddesibe ke stbveaise Jada, 6e | ot em. Evening 88 “= i bot le Ayer’s Hair PP adiversigebihesevsceccstce..... 6Se SUMING Maal Si. Ssh an cedddaccdese caress le Tr MW HTT kuge Uamborg Breast Tea............0 077 n Que ° ° ° . | Allcock’s i orcus Piaswr..................... Se i Porous Str mgthening piaster............65 -oce.cen..,, lie In his new play, entitled emnhen, . SE a $OGCUR eS dc cues eedetoeceoas Sue ’ en SOS, WNT POUNB 05s: seidccervecesnccecc ns Se > a Ne MOUA, BUT MOORE, 6... cercesecsadeccsccccee ne Se STRANGE MARRIAGE or FRITZ, oe eae PBs ccc cincsesentstgebedcécceececes 5 OR THE LOVE OF AN IRIS Hi GIRL, Whiting, pe pound. saab becvophavases thek caeect ieee Sunday, Jan, 18——MecCaull’s Opera Com All compe‘ ition met, and thereafter so! at above prices, POP HS | = OPERA DOUFFE co, In ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE. | Matinee at2p,m. Evening at & Melodrama, THE ROMANYT RYE, With the Great New York Cast. Startiing Effects and utiful scenery Sunday, January 18—Only a Farmer’s Daughter. “Matt's” Benefit, al! the week. ‘EVERY A deville Stage. | BROADWAY & TREYSER'S— NEW DIME MUSEUM, North Sixth Street, near Franklin avreaua THE LIVING, BREATHING DOLL, MISS LUCIA ZARATE. She is the Smallest Person on Karth. Age, 21; weight, 43% pounds: height, | foot 2 inches. EV ENING. a nn =~ ICE CREEP sMmons Hardivare Co, STUDENT pany in Falka, LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. “PEOPLE'S THEATER. To-Night, Every Nicht this Week and Saturday Matinee. THE SUCCESS OF THE SZASON, tte) + + eee ae eo | | ; ; } | | e is 7) “ *, 4 | | | eer | | An Onneo of Prevention,” etc. Bny a | pair of “Safety?’ [ee Creepers and pre- vent the possibility ofa i fal accident, Adjusted in an instant by taum) screws, Shown in cut. All sizes in stoe SNOW S iOveL_Ls. immons Hardware C0. | | | | nelezant Enter- Washinston Avy. and Ninth St. taiument by the Elite of the Vau- CORNER OF NINETEENTH noon aud evening. ts’ skates, 15c. Star Roller Skating Rink, AND PINE STs. Being F new skates), open morning, after- re it ob e aa + ne reserve the right of ittance to all objections bie partias, “Saaee 15c; afternoon, re ve » ‘ Ss, , 4 Iie: evening, a: Ls! R, Manager Base Burner Newiand’s School E G. EF. 322 Pine St., LYING-IN INSTITUTE. the in the West in which ste fo the culy tnattente of the kind tn the Wess ta whi ry “i Inatitu te, 80 that students aid theoretica lersons. Bale and female 188. The regular term commence in January, Rey et ed BOYLE, ADAMS & McKEIGHAN Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Stoves. RINGEN STOVE Co. ee ee ree ee of Midwifery Perfection in Roasting and Baking is only at- tained by using these Stoves, with Wire Gauze Oven Doors. ceive ecadants admit 1205 Choutean ar. Wagonsa Evaiy- 4. & w’KETONAN I ERS, ie ee " cae taterinteamte ee — . he a ; wee ~~ a pm “—
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} | § = ; ’ “ SS a -- ——— FOR RENT--ROOMS. FOR RENT—DWELLINGS. NT MALE HELP WANTED—FEMALE. PERSONAL —= HELP WANTED-—! : a a estates te — “ 83380 MONTROSE AY. —Chene—Nens | car line of “Personal” -_ De Parties adyertising in these Columns and having the answers addressed in care of POST-DISPATCH, wil! Please ask for check to enable them to get their letters, as none will be delivered except on presentation of check. All answers to advertisements should be inclosed in envelopes. Parties answering advertisements must have their replies directed to their own POST OFFICE Dal BOS ee TT RELIGIOUS BOCIORS. Charel, of Homo,,4 408 Washington venue—Services pa Sanday ee 730: = seufereace, ste., at 2:30 p. pwd ‘ cvening on “Christ and wee apenk to-morrow S. P. A., of St, Louis, Mo. --—_—_— ye Presbyterian Chureh, N. W. yg “Divi Mtervice Sunday Rev. Niccolis, D D.. pastor. ne wy A ~ at 11. a.m. and 745 p. m., ona 4 for evening discourse: Bese kiah and bis Wweranes —being p-~ Cherey of the Me-siah (Unita ian.) corner Garrison av. and pd, st. Rev. Snyder, vastor Sunday, January 18, 1885, preaching at 11 a. m.; subject, “Fars to Hear,” and 7 8) p. m., sub Mt as a Constructive Faith.” "Sunday echool at 9: a.m. Mission Sunday-schoo! at Mission Chapel, cor- ner Ninth and Wash sts.. at2™i p.m. Everybody invited, —econd Baptist ¢hurch, corner “of a Sot and Beaumont (27th) etreeta.—The pas- tor, Rev. W. W. Boyd, D. D.. will prone at ll o’clock,a m. Snbject, “The Sleeping and the Dead.” At 7:30 p. m. he wil! speax pore ee the = qaserme. “Is There Any Hope for. the Sinner After Dea re Sunday schowl at 920 a.m. Afternoon wo § at 8 o'clock. Special services on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. All are wél- come. First Congregational Church. Del- = mar av., near Grand.—J. G trill, pastor, will preach Sunday, January gah “Wh a Creed and what for a Creed?" Evening—“From Despair to Faith.” with a character sketch fora prelude to.sermon. Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church (opposite western > of the park). The kev. Dr. J. L. Mckee, Danville. Ky., preach on Sunday, I7th, at ll a. m. antSD. m. Sabbath tonoel moss at8p.m. Young ade ae Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Prayer-meet y evening same hour Teachers meet for study iv ef ‘ive lesson on Sabbath neraing at 100 "clock. * All are cordially invited to all meetings. Third Congregational Church, cor. Grandand Pageavs. Rev. William C, ‘Btiles, “aay residence, 8546 Page av. es school at 9:30 a. Preaching at ll a. m. and a m Prayer nesting Wednesda toa 3 at a -— ject for next Sunday morning; “All Thi ew.” Subject of children’s sermon at 10454. m.: “Keep Good Company.” Subject, evening sermon, “Prayer Weck.” The Mayflower male choir will sign. Come and you will enjoy the services be me, Communion and reception of members at the morning service. Grand SZ Presbyterian Church, Grand zene, ' wr of Washington avenne— Rev. A. Nelson Hollifeld, ‘D pastor. Residence 342) Washington av. Preachi eaticch at atlla.m. and 8p. m, Prayer- savating tn the chavel at 7% p.m. Sabbath- school at 9:d0a.m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. Mission Chapei, 4005 Fairfax av—Sabbath- school at 8 p. m Frayer-meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Welcome. St. Mark’s a aslish Lutheran it Church, Bell Cardinai .av. M. Rhodes, D. D., pastor. Serviown ot 10-45 oo and 7:45 p. m. Babbath school at 9a. m, Praver meeting and lecture by the pa: tor every Wednesday evening at 7.45 o'clock. y oung people’s prayer meeting Sunday night from 6:45 to 7:45, in the charch pariors. Faw North Presby terian Charch, Corner Eleventh and Chambers sts.—Rev. H. Spencer Williams, pastor. Services to-morrow at l03va, m, and 730 p.m. Sunday-school at 9a. m. Young people’s mect- ing at 6 . m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. All are c ordially invited to attend. ox First Christian Church, Cor. Olive > and Seventeenth streets.—Rev. Wm. E. Hail, astor. Services every Sunday morning at 10:30 and even- t “gat 720. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening and Sun- day Scho ol at Ona) a. m. Scats (ree. All are weicome, o> irace Church, cor. Twelfth and Warren streets (15 minutes from Washington av.)}—Rev. Dr. Ingraham, rector. Morning service at il o'clock; evening service at 8 o'clock. hours work ore aoe SIS per week toa suitable gentleman. W. ©. Shu ig X. Rth st. ah PrRSOXS wanted at the Galt House, 408-410 Spruce st.; single beds, i5c; single rooms, Wo for two nighty: shave, 5c; hair cut, I"c. sf 1 Olive st. aaWi a = ‘or shops or for — also, drawing and its omer to the y taught, night or day. W 4a i ye ood house and Gales: room man; ref. Geo. Crehore, 314 V ne st. M sf to loan on guns an nd ini from $i to $10,000 at S. Van Raalte’s loan o 12 S. 4th et. 62 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. Dressmakers and Seaniatresses. EPL IE — PO Pooennrn" PPPBP LPP LIP \ J ANTED—By a young girl, a home in a respectable family: sewing, music ~ housework; wages no ob- ject. Ad. G $6, this oitice, s+ Housckeepers. ROL OAL LLL A ALL A AOA ALLA AL AL AL ALL W AN TED—Situation, city or countrv, for hogsekee ing or gener al housework, by an eideriy lady. Calli at 1v39 Gay st. S40 —_—-————- -— W +. TED—Situation as housekeeper in widower’s fam: Zoo a p lain cook, J 87 this oftice. s47 --+---- \ YT ANTED-—W idow lady desires a situauion as house- poeee for widower. Call Sunday at 912 Locust st. —Mrs. mdi \ TANTS D—German woman a situation as house- keeper in snail family? 931 N, ith st. s47 Genera: Housework. Vw Oa*-~ WRINGERS REPAIRED—Cheapest place / in town: send postal card; will cail. Burton, 25 Market st. 845 \ Y ANTED—A girlof 15 wants situation to do light housework ina smallifamily. Cali i306 N, 16th st. uj-stairs. Mrs. Dunn. $13 TANTED—A middle agei woman wants a situation n to do housework in private family or boaruing bouse. AG. R 86, this office. 845 \ J ANTED—Situation by a girl to do housework + : assist in washing and ironing. Please cai! at 12 N. 9th cl #18 WNT ,D—Situation asahouse girl Apply at 1205 sis . sth st. W "ANTED—A respectable roung cirl wants a plece to do housework or nurse, and assist with ee can furnish good reference. . Call at 6i4 N. 23d « sis ee eee — W “ANTED-—Situation by yo young lady to do light house work mo a small privale family Call or address 1211 Foster st. CooK STOVES, | Tinware and everything in the house furnishings ponds line as cheap as any house down town. FP. Simons, 2703 Cass av. S hla aie. U 1 1 PELL size, and Sit EE on fist; MU S PC) ive: “y "Send | 50 stamp for sample copy. Catalogue sent free. Jett’s Music Store, 82 Olive st. St. Louia. e435 Cooks. ’ ANTED-—Situation by neat colored girl as cook, - washing and ironing iu aenery. Ad. Alice Bra ford, 1124) N. 11th st, rear. _ 8 | ANVE .D—~Situation ‘by ne at c so “l girl as cook or © washin+ aad ironing Ia Ia undry. Ad. Alice Bradford, 11a) N. ith st., in ) rear. siv Wire AN’ reD-A! first-class cook: wishes @ situat joa in pri- } vate family. Call at 1106 old lath at. ai¥ Nurse 5. W ante D— A girl wishes 4 situation as nurse and hous work. Ad. 2040 O'Fallon st s5J Vax TED—Sit uation te nurse an inv: lid: wages not 80 much an object as @ desire to be employe ly l4u7 N. 12th st. ee oe | a ND—Ope blac k | glove gaunt tet. , Owner ask for Geo, Bauer — Cc. CM. Sebwi iat & | Co » TN N. ct 8h sh) ; Pr | Ae Pies sSes. BOBO, BBB OO OO Ow ii it dl ewww i lil mi ip ¥ ANTED-Situation as coachman in private family bv \ TAN TED—By . _ espe: table woman, work for 3or4 | @ young man who thoroughly uncerstands his busi- give bent ae? ir "Pie kK: is a No. 1 washer and irover; can | ness. Ap. at or bo 0146 isfon av. m3y Bi ©. \CaASe At luress Birs, Coil ins, iVis Morgan V TANTED—A young, middle-aged colored man wishes FT ANTE a a *ituation as coachman or driver; can furnish W? D— To take two chuicren to nurse, Call or ad- good city ref, 63 Lucasay, ms Aress Airs. Winter, midwice, 1703'S, ith st. m5I htenographers. Mise ellane -Ous. ~~ I Sag a OO eile ils il —- tt i er ee a jy ANT ED—A thoroughly corm petent correspondent \ ea ANTED—W il] some reepec ‘able lady or gentleman (ateno-ty pe writer or otherw ise) desires a situation give an inte Lhige nt you im Woman and eh of i a ' where close application an d sat! factory work will rec: ive home aud work of a: iwhind? Cal. G7 s. Sin st tin ire “oor the proper reward: railroa’! or mereantile work preferred; | room 5. BAL hin EE in — oe from last employers and others B 59, this of- W rANI rED—S tar tio 2, by two “neat, tidy colored girls, —_——— > aie oO as dish washers or din: a roum work. Ad. Mra A. roya. are ee wens, 100, (34 Morg: an st. siz LLL LALLA eiiaseremereo wry and country furnished hel - Me et hh for any wor W _ A boy wants a situation ‘to drivea horse / girla furnished lodvine-at ae nis abt ebtil 4 } and | wagon, RL: Me Reatywer st. 812 given. 919 N. 1Uth. old M4t 1, 0 t. Drankiia av. and Wasb st, 1? ANTED—A boy of 14 wishes a situation of an > — —— -—— — ——- cnpuntihemas v kind, W ANTE D—Sjmation as chambermnia \ or to learn some trace, Ad, Ed. Harris, 1621 Frank. | family with ref. Ad. C 37, this of ice 2 Ba er lin ay. si2 T ANTED—Situation— by boy 17 years old todo ap | W kind of work; best of ref. Ad. 1120 Franklin av., ap stairs. si W ANTED—Situation by a boy 155 years of age to work ao huis board and clothes. Address D 87, this office, TAS itera A bow of 1 18 w wisne it W Ad, 1188. 7th st m2 es a situation of any kind. T ANTED—A boy of 17 wishes a situation of sag at Ad. H. v » 1 UL Ss. 5. 304 h st. LBP ui airs, mé* — —_—_— —- - - HEL P Ww AD TL bt “EMALE. YT ANTED—Agent that can go out on railroad 4 -night. oefore 5 o’ciock p m. ] ANTE D- Mrs. allen, age rt and teacher for Kisinger the only scientific French pac passed, Call at pees ee enebout it wi S. 16th et. A few more Y ANTED—A few reliable ‘agents to take hold of a new lady ag agents wanted. Y ANTED—Lady ae for a fast selling article. Ar ¥ ply! to the General Agent, 2743 Morgan st. s iT ANTED—Agents to eollect enlarged to a a ey oll tent at one-quarter less Rig money for a crown Samp!ies ror circulars and price. a Restorative Copying House, Martinsburg. Mo. , ANTE D— Ladies or entien: oe to take light, —— Pinase = ress Giobe Man y ai TE D—Men aaa women, to start a new business at jearned in an hour; no peddling; 10¢ to S0c an hour made daytime or evening. Send lc for ckage of goods to commence work on. man or woman making leas nid investigate our easy mone We offer energetic ~ gi an Re - who me inibess. adress with tam. BE Merrill & Co., Chicago, ' AN TE b—Men—An tine e usiness opport -— - ¥ letter of the 4th was re our e a > write AL—Mollle to ea nt Fn caiee bet 800 I fey. Cigar Stores al -———-- aaa ’ ERSON fda 29: Why don’t ron call at Sang A AL— patch letter {I am wait | write and lot me know wl =e isthe matter. Yours, mi9 also room for housekeeping; Pp and pleasant. 813 1 N. EIGHTH ST.—New and nleniy furnished rooms 163 for gentlemen; first-class an 1 good attendance. 61: 613 1 SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST—Nicely furnished 1 1 front parlor. si3 8. FIFTEENTH ST.—Two e onenet 1 ] rooms: suitable for gentieman an ife, si8 N. SEVENTH ST.—Handsomety = rooms, 12 1 with gas and fire; single or en suite. sl oe S. TWENTY-FIRST ST.—Three rooms 08 2d 206 floor; water in kitchen; rent $10. 813 6) eb j By yp hn onehlgy Ot —-ieely furnished room, with th fire Bi. nse—Rooms for gents; Ds EIGHTH ST ST.—Carleton ye 210 $3 per week: > spectant tloman of | pauses ai—w ante l mae uien nelderabdie sum intance Co 4 oeat a tassiligons of money, the f suitable having so means maiden iady or widow o age ; colethe os ; object honorable: corres correspo Rdential, Ad. P 87, this office, ti : pe Nab Gon full of fem oy oe e acquaintance ooking youn whe. will appreciate a of a good ing * as P true frien friend; no old ros FT ERSONAL—Madeline: Ssaehat see you (o-morrow; I will write you as before, W 79. A. sl T PERSONAL—A gentleman of means and education would like to form the uaintance of a handsome widow preferred, between the ages of 18 and %3, who pon appreciate a true friend. Address Ww oe this office. >ER-ONAL—Wanted, by a widower of #0, the ac- Pikaintance of a refined lady. Ad, E 85, this office, sl DERSONAL—A highly respectable young gent desires to correspo = a number of young ladies bet. 19 and 23 years oe ze, with a yiew to matrimony. Ad P.O, o si pox 245, Canton, PeRoral: ee wane to Post Office} not — to 5 meet you. Y,.E. ¥ DERSONAL—A serious elderly gent, of good prin ciple and not too for social amusement, could fi true, entertaining lady friend by addressing, in confidence, T 87, this oftice, 8! NAL—A business man of some means, 30 and single, woule like to meet a maiden lady or attow sah — \ittle wr wae with a view to happiness. Address 8 8, this office. sl PERSONAL —Cinwid Please go and see meal elegant toilet case at Frank Nagie’s. Maude. 2 J DEKSONAL—The a meee ofa refined. handsome young lady is an J 80, this office. JERSONAL—A young wee ame gro pee from a P middle aged — man of good social standing. Ad. N 86, this office. sl Prox AL—Divorces invalhe Obtained; advice free. Div Ad. P. ©. Box 423, St. Louis, Missouri. 1 TO LET—FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, ted by a stranger in this city. Ad ok 616-72 ST. CHARLES ST.—Three story building basement, hydraulic eievator and modern improvements. A} Apply to 613 St. Charies st. silt 9 2, BROADWAY — Corner Free Derlam ( “aa room, elegant location; chea BOARDING. >I * N. ELEVENTH ST.—Furnished room for 6 rent for tady, with or without board. m1s ys CHAMBERS ST. — Good boa with 100 lodgi “@, for t for four gentlemen can be had. ie BY PLACE, 7 Cart Park—one ] 103: front room, with or without board; enasaable, 418 218 aT ST.—Fur. rooms for sleeping or Tight 21 G_ nowsakee at ousexeepiog: water in kitcnen, bo, also hall “HICKORY ST.—Nicely Farataaed front room, GO rst floor, cheap. $18 6° > OLIVE GF —Furnisned trot room, 34 floor, for ei ded =GeNt; $10, with fire, 815 PINE ST.—Second-floor fur. room, with “fire, 704 suiteb e for two gentiemen. 815 Pr aNe 6 N. JEFPPERSON AV.—Three plensant anfur. 2d- iO P story front rooms. §& s13 N. FIGHTEEN TH HH ST. —Nicely Rcuiaied front 1 5 room in private family. 313 0 ® OLIVE ST.—Neatly furnished room: every con- 6 venience; gas, etc.; over Pfeiffer’s Pharmacy; rent to suit the times. 813 it be 6) PINE ST.—Front room 2 fur} ir.; other rooms also, qo fur. or unfnr. sid oh PINE ST. —Blegantly fur. 2d-story front room: l O00”? warm and desifab!e: also other desirable con- veniences; cheap room, sli a —— = 1 OOS PINE ST.—Neatly furnished distory tront front room: also one hal! room: gas and bath; terms reasonable: transients accommodated. mi3 ——-_ | l 12 ep) OLIVE ST.—Well furnished 3d ‘story front; Q pleasant summer room; northera and south- =e exposure! very desirable for two gents; private fam- y. sl ] 0 ] 3 MOUND ST.—Forr large rooms on Ist floor; *marbie mantels, stationary water and good cellar: rent cheap tis 1 ] Os OLIVE ST.—2 large connecting rooms on ‘ 2a i floor for sleeping or office. 813 +) 2] LOCUST ST.—Nicely furnishea rooms with plenty of fire and lighi; all the way from 81 25 to $4 per week. si3 +) 1 WASHINGTON AV.—One scaly furnished ] y= l front room: also room for light housekeeping. 1 31 Q) DILLON ST.-2 a rooms for tight hodse* ee ning. ~“OLIVENST.—Ffurnished rooms with Tee l 3 ] fire, $2 50 per week; gents on only. 813 — ———a nd tae 1403 R PINE ST.—Three nicely y turcished rooms, ~ pce ST.—One 2d-story from, back and hall 1 AW, @) rooms; fur. or runfur. s13 ] =~ PINE ST. —Wieely furnisned front parlor @) ar 2d-story front room; also hall room; pri vatefamily. sli -« 141s WASHINGTON AV.-—Handsomely _fur- nished Ist and 2d-story front rooms; medium sized office and library, fitted expressiy tor a doctor or dentist. 813 1421 PINE ST.—Very pleasant fernisned front rooms; all conveniences; wood attendance, si3 —_— —- 15 ~ 1¢ } OLIVE ST. -Relixble gent as roommate; nicely furnished front parior. 813 BOARD WANTED. ptoapeet sell furniture, stoves and carpets at the rice on easy payments. Geo, W. Jones, Pa 4 we lath st. 19 BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. ANTED—Board; two connecting who have no other boarders; west of i4th st., —_— een Washi rs. avenua ane _— street; by a aed and Loth or Pebruary, a small b or 4 nee sized POOERR rent must house or rooms must ! : vod Sabberhentn "no dampness” nor smoking chimneys. fad. Pigott, 3108’4 Caro L103 heer out board, and can accommodate boarders in a private family. 8 “=—7\ 4% WASHINGTON AV.—A pleasant ] 50 nished room, wit with or without board. 7 a | 6 LUCAS PLACE—Few bourders wanted. 5 private family; house newly and hand-— somely furnished me ee hot and cold water, bata. room, etc. Ad., or call, J. H. Casier, as above. 13 ] LUCAS SACRE wo handsomely fur 60 nished front rooms for rent witb firat- class nonees a tew day boarders accommodated; refer- ences. 1! Q) 1 ~ WASHINGTON AV.—Nicely furnished s room with first-class board; table for two gents; terms rea-onabdle. sia (4 LUCAS AV.—Neatly furnished front 1819: room; gas and bath; = or without Y ANTED—Ry a gentleman of leisure room and board in a strictly private family where there are no other boarders: would like tt where tnere isalady performer on piano,as I’m very fondof music. Ad. at once stating terms, ete., VW 88, this office, a.) r ANTED—South of Chouteau av. one furnished room with board, ¥ a young i with infant; ref. ex- sis ‘ ae PLACE—Elegantly farnished roo ) 2) he with first-class boned were desirabie. +s A | 07 N. TENTH ST.—A nicely furnished front ma room for one gentleman, with or without board: in private family. sis 1 [3 — “% rLACE—Pleasant rooms witb = iDOW F R : with two little g giris wants unfurnished room, board, washing and attendance, with home pa a and well- cooked food. | : ONEY to joan on ieweiry from $1 to $10,000, ats. Van FRaalte’s loan office, 12 8S. 4th st Ad. K 88, this "office. HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC.. WANTED. ’Y ANTED—By young man, furnisned room, with fire; not over $8 a month; in private family, between 15th and 25th, on Washington ay. Adress smal! family of aduita, 2 nice -~ furnished rooms; l room compiete for light nensenenpinss A 55, this office. NTED—Ry promes paying tenants a 6-room onfur- between 2m and pw - -) y ANTED—Immediately, by young gentleman of 25, of the best standing, reom, either with or without par- tial board, in private family; widow's home preferred: Please state particulars, 33, Y ANTED—Nicely furnished room within 4 vlocks of - Southern — bath in connection preferred. Ad room on second floor, or two or three small rooms, for light manufacturing business, with power preferred. Address D 85, this office. ‘s2i > ANTED—Nicely foreished room in quiet locality. Ad. J &, this office, YANTED—To sell Er, Poanian and furniture on easy time pay ments, 10 per cent cheaver ones, Zand 245, Meth st. R EAL ESTATE WANTED. T ANTE D—To bur a two-story, brick, 5 living rooms stairs and store room below; for cash or time Ad. N 88, this office, sl ANTED—To buy for cash, small house, 3 roo ns; not to pay — $7 to re ; also smal) grocery. WANTED—PARTNERS. ‘ANTED—A partner, to take half intere-t in a new avention, a machine capao'e of controlling the en- tire te ae of ava article produced. F. Koaler, is22 5. lith AN TED > artner with $200 to take half interost in st in restaurant business; owner must leave city on ac- count of o1 ner Lusi ness. rto ta ™ 3d we 5 MORGAN ST.—Delightful 2d-story front én room; southern exposure; terms moder- ate; =>) Ang alS8 + DAYTON ST—Has changed hands—Have Bd l l a nice third- pes Ag em a ora splendid 2nd b ; refs given a req.; story back room {or rent, wit day boarders accommodat -d. “18 oe wee eee ee > ARDING—At Lafayette Park Hotel; two suite of two or three rooms. fronting Park; private bath 11 UNEY to loan on ciothing from $1 2 $1U,0uy, at ‘S.Van a Raalte’s loan office, 12 S. 4th st. i —_———— FINANCIAL. VIONEY To loan on improved city real es- tate, at lowest rate of interest, GRETHER & BOECK, 207 N. Eighth St, ny ONEY TO LOAN on real estate at lowest rates of - interest. E. H. PONATH & CoO., Kea) Estate and Financia: Agenta, 31 4515 Chestuat st. OFFICES rOR RENT I Offices in Tower Building and Emilie Building. 102 N. Fourtn st., 4th floor, rear; $23. 102 N. Fourth st., 4th floor, front; $34 104 N. Fourth st., 4th floor, rear: $25. 112 N. Fourth st. Sd floor, rear: $2). 118 N, Fourth st., 84 fluor, front; $41 6. 120) N. Fourth st., rooms $ ana ['), 21 floor: $125, 120 N, Fourth st., rooms 11 and 13, 2d floor; $75. 120 N, Fourth st., rooms 22, 23 and 24, 3d door; $125. 12! N. Fourth st., rooms 2 and 22; $38 3 14) N. Fourth st., room 23; Es 33. 120 N, Fourth st, roomi 34; Gias. H. TURNER & Co., 17 706 Pine at. o FOR RENT. FOURTH STREET STORES. Nos. $15, 817 and 819 North Fourth Three new Sstory buildings, will be finished Jannary 1, with all the modern tmprovements, iron and stock-brick fronts, with stone and terra cotta trimmings, hydraulic elevators, well lighted, and frst-class in every res pect. E. 38. ROWSE, 612 Olive st. TON TRUP & VALLAT, Real Estate and Financial Agents, 626 CHESTNUT ST. Buy and sell Rea! Estate, Collect Rents, Negotinte Loans *~)™ AND UPWARD- loaned on furniture with = mat) re remova!; lowest rates; business contidential. ~~ F. iets, XB No Sth et si on furniture, pianos and 'S25 5 eeeciaeta i ousehoids good in residence; aE es "ondaarses 1 aoe 5 ns: Dusiness confidential: no cece ——— or caligraph, cheap. AG- . Peters & Co., WI Piue st. dress T 68, this office. Li. wishing to build send 2 cents for « Kveryeody, containing 46 nook aad oe houses, bove, ‘MONEY TO LOAN ea im soem be outs, t lowest rates uis City reai estate. : of interest, gn CAVENDER & Row a ee cou waters ase —haarestec ree W East St. Louis, 6% Address Box 1 W ANTED A child to Wet nurse. Call at 2325 N, 13th and other security. Parties w Cail as 1003 organ a. ING OUT ~The attack: of al X _lnternational, 19 N. 4th st. ana 621 ‘2 Olive = 7 \EALERS in an ee look 2. 7 _bargatus at International, 100 N. i ier cy ANTED—10,00 stand books med. ; cot free. Dan Linabeh, 4th ani half nate at Archers SUS Pine «: EDUCATIONAL. P BYyaTE LESSONS in and elecution. Ad. ARNES « HAYWARD’S _# open day and night: call or write. BYA,45 aaa ws: oes ay a nic 213 N. 8th st. ONEY loaned on furnitare in idence moval, Low rates and talr and cacy "terme ra Carman, 1i 1109 Clark ay., opposite Four Goarm” A GENTLEMAN wish Saane ——= A. SENTLEMAR wishing to invess Tands £D—On furniture in residenco; business oath hh oe Soh ne Saree tor making fan. Brolaski & = | Mien ree ee “ AN, tae. $10,000, $5,000, $2,000 on City and County reals 3. BC) DY No. £4 Olive 15 ] 33 WASHINGTON AV.—Two furnished rooms, 2) éd floor, southern exposure; gas and fire, for gents oe rer housekeeping. 813 1d } MORGA * ST.—New Noe.—Neatly furnisned room, suitable for gentlemen or light house- mk og; private family. 813 l = eps CHOUTEAU AV.—Fine furnished rooms, e7e al: 1 6 L$ WASHINGTON AV.—Nicely furnished roo private family, to one or two gentlemen. | s ] 6 ?) e CARR Sf.—One large, well- ‘turnished front 26 room and kitchen attached, for light house keeping, in private family, s13 LSO¢ CARR PLACE OR WASH = ST.—Small room, nicely furnishe d, fire and light atcend- ance, suitable for two gentlemen; $8; also, two connecting rooms furn sed or antarainem second floor; rent m erate. _ — es ee ] { 5%. ~ OLIVE ST. --Ni-ely fur. 2d-story front room pa a forrent: suitable for 2 gents. 613 19 }Q GRATIOT ST.—Handsomely furnishea . room; private family; fireand ali convea fences; $8 per | month. si3 >()33 | WALNUT St—Sicsiy for. pation with Gre jo . and lights; $15 per month, 9O34 cH ESTNUT ST.—Three Scheraaned rooms: . on second floorand : fur. room on Ist floor, 313 ee ee eee pe» BIVDLE ST. ~Two rooms sand kitchen, in rear y s ?0 with widow lady. a! . -_—---- — — ae eee - pts & 35 OLIVE ST.—Suite of 4 rooms, water in ”) kitchen, bath, ete., pr vate family; reat $v. ‘ Y. TWELP fH ST.—Fornished or unfur 5 =I Od > hed front room; reasonable, 813 706% NINTH ST. —Two rooms and kitchen fur- nished for light housekeeping; terms reason. aa! tis = ] ») GLASGOW AY. —U ppe t half of stone front, aa f§ rooms, marble mantu!s, sliding doors, water, gas, c! losets: very desirab le; apply on premises, si3 ? OR REN T—Furni ished rooms ‘and beds, by ‘the « day. week, or month, at lowest rates, also transients accom: modateda. Golden ira House, &u Pine st.. S. W. cor. 9th. — ---— oe oer JPURNISHE *) ROOMS - Modern conveni neces; southern exposure. 1123 Locust st. Apply Sam B. Robbins, C. & A. office. 4th and Pine sta, sls | One RENT—Bright, neatly furnished roomin small family to young !adv or gentile nan. No. 2 N, Beau mont, second door trom Chestuat; ref. req. 813 OR “RENT—Part of small house furnished ofr r- nished for haht ho: wekeeping if desired; near © ystor montand Chestnnt Ad. (286, this otice, 818 ( YENTLEMAN wishing “yo en comfortable cheap W room with fire, licht, ete., with every convenience, for $9, piease address 13.0 Franaiin av, si3 F OR SALE—Gentieman desires to ge forniture in down-town room; rentiow, Ad. H, 79, this office, 813 eee ae + eee oes ee ek. RENT —2 nice fur. front rooms, suitable for 1 or 2 gents each: 10 5. Targee st., Mar«et street ecdaege: 14th and 15th streets. mis \ ¥ ANTED—Two or three single railroad gents to take second story front room or back room: beth are nicely furnished: conventent to depot; terms reasonable, 11 S. itth st, 813 fTOR RENT—2 of 3unfurnished rooms for light house keeping; use of bath aid taundry: stone front house Ad S s&, this office, 813 W ANTED—Room mate—would like gentieman room- mate, Protestant; would room in vicinity o: Jeffer- —. av., between branklin.av, and Chestnut st. H 88, this affice, sis VOR, RENT—Pleasant furaiched rooms; no ref. reg 0 mi Bit this ovice, A Qu TLET couple can — a nice reom down town; refs. 4 not required. Ad. M Sf, this o tice. 13 ~OR RENT—Two furnished rooms forlight housex ing. Woy N. C sompton ay, - ep » j ONEY to jon n on trunks and Mi raises from he — at“ Van Pansite’s loan o a ee ome Oe ee ——_—- ——e Aa.t. wry? rs ~~. _——-- —_ - a — - a ee ee eee ee Choice lots in this fine subdivision for 4.50 10 ORDER. re izhea \\ @ikiti “hoes, Perfect it KuUSralveeu. slVish tches put on A 7 | ge goods repaired equal to new. ‘Leteren, 215 N. sth st. ® ‘Extracted without pain, enoh. All troubles of the feevtreatedin asxiilfai man ner by Lok. N. KENTSON & SON, ho, » Olive ah, Near Barr's « CORI eee “EOSONS: ioe jn embroidery: Rensingto: >, plush, @atin a Bg other stitches taught; also, stamping. Call at 913 N, i St St 83 ETTERS, —— advertisements, poems, ete., writ- _ ten to order, cx Box 319, P.O., ctty, si “KNIGHT BROS.. S. E. Cor. Sth and Oiive ats, 8rd floer. Patent Lawyers, >olicitors, and kx perts. Mention this paper. PA Rr y CS we we des nind cng ; seed,moccing bi bird fooa. etc. A. ‘Bohne. 516 N. €th, op. Barr’a, 18 Got cash price paid for cents’ cast-olf Call or address D. A Sas 614 Morgan. 8&2 meade “7 DUS MOSS © HOWARD SCUTT. t 2 Se wn ORre st. 3 \ iGS AND lUUPERS-—Cal: or send ior eircatac Barge. 1006 Franklin av., St. Louis, Mo. m PATENTS °TANED, OC. x MOUDY, JILLEROIS stamping tterns eriais for Bde. stump ag AD ee 5 « +2 Francia of = “a zp STRAWBIUDGE, pattern ana model vwaKae wood wood 1). and metal. 411 Morgan st., city, _ Sg semen ge repens . ‘ y aw ad Co. 1m9 rial av. ~ SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR: ‘ALB. —_—_—_—_ ROSE HILL PLACE. se sale. A | | REMOVALS. os Nose ana Throat, CATARRKH ot “ren cured aie new meth. the cause from ne De W. it oa or | exatninadow witout FARMS FOR SALE. FETs macs for air = Call at 194 Fallon st. whiteued a tre large rear yard “Rey bared ree Weakiantrn of 2h ron aad 906 5 CHAMBERS ST.—7 rooms, gas, bath, hal $25 per month. Apply 6u5 Tanklin av. ald DR RENT—Six-room brick house, newly ‘papered,. whitened 9nd im good euder, oe $16 per month Inguire at 22) Franklin ev, FOR RENT. CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. 8th gp, 4 4 » HICKORY ST.—Stone-front, § rooms, hot ang yf sola bath ete.; very desirable; $45 ver month, av., 6 rooms, buth, yard: $25 per Monta, aga av., stone-front, 10 rooms, ° bath, ete; yan iy et st. 7 Phe oe, sarge yard; $5 F per monrh. ng path, ete : $50 per m ts ae av., ot rooms, etc., $8) Per month Shel oor ay.. ay.. (west of Lafayette ee Parekh 8 rvorns, bata, ete per mon #04 Chouteanu av., stone front, 9 rooms, bath, hall, eta: mon Gratiot st.. 7 rooms, bath, etc.; $3250 per month, ion 1 age av., Grooms, bath, iaundry, etc.; $B y tt S. ood st..7 rooms, bath, etc.; $25 per month. 2705 Dickson st., 6 rooms, ge etc. ; $X) 35 per month. 131 =— av., cor. Dickson st., 6 rooms, bath, etc.; ¢5 Peis Miss Miss issippl av., Lafayette Park, stone froy, rooms; bath, nall., etc.; per annum, 1426 S. Compton av. Grooms, bath, gas fixtures, ty. $22 © per month. $43 1 imap st,, stone front, 8 rooms, bath, laundry, w, per mon Pag a av., ene front, 8 rooms, hot and coy th, etc.; r month, 2514 Benton , é rooms and hall; $22 BD) per morth. $126 Caroline Sve new house, 6 rooms, hall, bath, eta, e000 Slifoenia av.. 8 rooms, bath, hall. etc.: $4) per mo 1714 Chouteau av., stone-front, 10 rooms, bath, ete. Say per annum. 2620 Papin st., 6 rooms and water: $18 per month. 2157 Gratiot st., 6 rooms and yard; $22 5U per month. ROOMS. 8129 Hickory st.; 4 rooms and water, 2d floor; $15 per mo, 1901 Park av., tenement, 3 rooms; e per month, 2120 Clark av., Ist foor,4 rooms; $18 per month, 2418 Clark av., 3 rooms, «+ — $18 per month. 27238 Wright st., 8 rooma, ist floor; $12 per month. 800 Olive st.; single rooms for gents, 2316 Atlantic st., 3 rooms,lst floor; $10 per month. 717 Montrose av.,3 rooms, lst floor; $9 per month. 2516 Benton st.. 8 rooms, second floor: $12 WD per —— can = Cohen OF 3 rooms, water, gas fixtures, first floor; $15 per month. 2855 Scott av., 4 soeunts ist floor; $15 per month. i411 Cass avenue, 3 rooms, 2d floor; $7 per month. OFFICES. | &£M Olive st., opp. Post Office, double front offices per annum. STORES. 124 N. Main st., cor. Pine, 5-storv store and warehouse, 120 Clark av., store; $10 per month, $12 N. 3d st., store, with large v aults; suitable for bank- st.. 4+-story stores. a ST vax or broker’s office. ABLES. Scuth side Gratiot st.. abvut 300 “ ny of 18th st.: 14 sate and large yard; $15 per month. FOR RENT. OLIVE ST.—12 rooms; $75. 2328 Ipi4 Pin e at., oy at roo 2224 Pine —‘ il rooms; $70. 2028 Chestnut st., 7 soon me $55. 73 Comers ial, Setory ph 620-2 cor. Main st, § story brick buildi Saonan ay and Bild “brick building: 3 81 N, Commercial > bY ~ Geeaee $37 3. 225 Biddle st.. 7 roe ' CHAS. H. TURNER & CO. 706 Pine Street. ‘ N. NINTH ST.—2-story brick, 7 roo 12 B42 2 6 good order; $22 50. = 108 Ty aahianven av., 3-story stone-front, 15 rooms, all marerepeme. Washington av., Sstory stone front, 10 rooms and binnd , all improvements; $7. ll! 1 Bogs st., story brick, 5 rooms; $12. 1412 N. Park place, large doubie house, 19 rooms, hall, gas. bath, hot and coid water, etc. 1209 Chouteau av., S-story brick, 12 rooms, hall, gas, bath, S 2- 7 > brick stable; in good order; wk . story brick and mansard roof, SProoms, bal aren an 4 ot and cold water; large yard; $).. Garrison av., stone-front and mansard roof dwelling, grooms, nall, gas, Sath, etc.; in good order 12 N. Park place, vino, and och ae 10 rooms, and al) modern improvements; in nice order; 3120 Franklin av., 2-story orick and mansard roof, 12 eng od ang all improvements; stable and carriuge-house; t 5 Thomas st, 2-story brick, 6rooms and launiry, hall, gas, bath, etc.; $27 3. 28u4 Locust st. $ story brick, 10 rooms, hall, gas, bath, etc., in nice order; _ 226 Walnut st., 2-story brick, 8 rooms, laundry and attic, all improvements, in nice order; $45. 1225 St. Charles st., 3-story brick, 10 rooms, hail, gas, etc.; in order: $35. 2340 Hebert st., 2-story brick, 6 rooms; $10. 916 Benton st., 2-story orick,8 rooms, hall and gas;in nice order; 524 S. Ewing av., 2. story brick and mansard roof, 8 rooms, sink in kitchen, water oa 2d floor, good order; $2. ROOMS. 23 S. 18th st.. 8 rooms, 2d floor, hall, and sink in kitchen; $15 2d floor t corner Giasgow av., and Magazine st., 3 rooms, oor: of Broadway, 3 rooms :$8. es ebert st., 4 rooma, first floor; is W046 S. Tenth st., Srooms, new ; marble mantels, sink in kitchen, cellar, ete.; $14 107 N. Eighth st., rooms on second and paver floors. $14 N. a rd st., rooms on second, third and fourth floory be YT Chive st., see janitor in building. so adnate rnoer Third and Pine, rooms on second and 222 Benton st., 4 rooms on second fi Madison st., 3 rooms, siak in wo any in good order; 48 8. Main ot, one targe room om 3d floor; $3 BD. - 191 Farrar ot, 6 rome, floor; $10. on ‘ 600 and 602 S. 7th st., a age Seep brick buildings, with one. Ln. nape or separate. 6N. Main st., 4story brick, with fo 604 S. Seventh st.. second and third 10 N. Commercial st. 206, 208, 210 and ath live st.; large tipeneds nt ot 20 N. Main st., cor Pine st., 6 stories and cellar; hydra lic elevator. Possession December L vau'its. ws N. Fighth =... — op second and third floors. Sentheast corner Tuird and Pine sta, offices on second and third floors. E. S. ROWSE, Financial and Réal Estate Agent, oe See 612 Olive st. FOR RENT, By John Maguire, No. 519 Walnut Street. 12 +) >] MORRISON AV.—Stonefront, 10 rooms. Maftit av., wee} Newstead, 4 rooma, Ie ‘60! Hickory st. 7 roo No. 5198S. Twenty third s st... ae rooms, hall. No. 2509 Belleglade av., 8room brick, water in kitchey S-four lot. ho. 1126 S. Thisgeenth st., 7 rooms, bath, No, 3616 (new number) Wasbington av., l0-room double house; gas fixtures; large jo ze. pie ate Fooins: rent ape ae a arcinal @v., 4 rooms; ip order, No, 16288 ane av., 6 rooma, . ag ys on av., 8 rooms, front yards. outeau “oS 10 rooms: ocr ieons yard Ne an Walnut st., 10-room stone front. age ey Sone Cabanne, 2-room frame. 3156 rk av., 6 rooma, etc. Say h st. Caban rooms, cistern, No. 119 Elm st., re ree 0. 1421 Chambers at., 5 rooms, No, 1019 St. Churies st., 5 rooms. me st Seventh st., second floor, 9 rooms, hall, wate® o, 1319 Missourt avenue, mig foo nee a No.4 z st. 2goome, 8d Aa sg — rating gt Hoor. Some i av.,2re No, 1705 Austin “het, nnd rfl No. 75. ot, Sesome, 06 floor, hail 5S st.. store and 6 rooma, No. 1023 Charles st., 3 rooma, 24 floor. . 526 S. Ewing ave., 2 3d floor. No. 1164 H at., ad ball, gaa, beth. No. 2710 S. Tenth, 2d floor No. 4 8. 19th at. 2 rooms 28 foot. - B08 Coda wae ‘ STORES, corner Clark wt’s Zi01 Gatsblo st, cor afk av. store and 8 room, Rs Bench scopert gree aca new Cotton Exchange, oF =| paren SL 2 f até ‘i OFFICES. 118 N. Third st, large double office, sécond floor, with and Stove = BIG 2s throng , oe -_- Pins av. &) POR SA sale: gentle nine Cordell, G. Fok 4 hand “BEDOK SA hand 3 SJ iz heat for three s aston av ial attachme! Asian the be er range change. AOR S. telle ‘ SO Sz fe PYHE AL AF ran por: { lean HAN AK Si. WAL - eis & Fee: SJ plete, ‘ Wa = . deli orders by OR: : Ww. S * Por every had at A. Choice tions; | 210 OFF 2147 Ches 2356 Was 274 Car’ 8221 Mor 2126 Ches St EVERY F. H. and see hov rent money $ 32 <e if es 3 Fada ET =z Hass e8 | a Fup |
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| bath, hall. bi, W megs) oy a0 LES. story store and warehouse, « month, © vaults; suitable for bank- BLES. poe. w. of 18th at: 14 statle 4 RENT. rooms 6S $30. mga, bath; $2 POO | } oom; B37 5h. RNER & CO, 5 Pine Street. 2atory brick, 7 rooms, in stone-front, 15 rooms, all y stone front, 10 rooms aad rooms; $12 »ubie house, 19 rooms, hall, te. ik, ir oe een senam mansa er. large yard; @¥), and marsard roof dwelling, ood order. manserd, 10 rooms, and ” order; ‘ick and mansard roof, 13 siable and carrage-house; 6 rooms and laundry, hall, 10 rooms, hall, gas, bath, _& rooma, laundry and attic, Pe ick, 10 rooma, hail, gas, ete; 6 rooms, $19. , $ rooms, hall and ee io ‘and mansard roof, § rooms, er, good order; $2. r ball, and sink in kitchen; ., and Magazine st., § rooms, - : 89. nd and third floors. ond, third aod fourth foerg iid Pies’ rooms vad floor; $10. k in kitchen; in good order; on second and .t large basement and cel } stories and cellar; hydraa- sber 1. ES. ie Office, stcond floor, with cond andthirdfioora, * i Pine sta, offices on second E. 8 ROWSE, land Real Estate Agent, bl) vive ENT, laguire, nut Street. - Stone front, 10 rooms ewstead, 4 rooms rooms, hall. »orick, water in kitchem Orns, bath, ington av., room double ent low, ms; in good order, ‘ont | ey: ns: front yard tone front, ” frame, all, rooms, cistern, wy % . A ‘ et? ees ue we . 8 } 5 Pailon, Tih: Mahal aay: in good worki f coal well known in the city: Apply to B. 1. Van Court, O'F ——_——o- “« order; quality © , TL - Soe taowre customers yld n and examine the Babnsen piano factory, and be con- ood that the pianos are manufactured in te saost dara- mospbere which is usually considered te exclusivo oe ie... “ ¢ é covered that they are Democrats, an’ have aiws ys Gg bh is 3 oe ibe ESET TEEN EN PRT ape NE ge ee es ge Soy fe ‘ 4, eae gs Bi ee ie i i a a. *. aa SOEIET REMY Agee See > Pied cin : + ; os ' 4 : . . ; . ie . —* . j . e3 7 : : ae 8 Post-Dispatch, Saturd.y_ t, Hous B y, Saturday, January 17, 1885. —_—— — | ES : | ae me a ~_pusrnss FOR SALE morro. _| THE BLIZZARD. [Seema tee tere zmormme| Wepp Deon acca = — - m~ a MM. ick in the sun a into other business offers LADY wishes to give music lessons in of $14 OO”). James Harrison w: enic 1 “ : 1 9 | Fr ecincneca esl re me cece | ah, eae em ee te men on Knish a whose oe ae DEMOCRATS. : will, ta . . » He having failed to make his final ‘ -_—— — investigating; te aai sett | voce cost, The eat BAU. CBB, Peaaa ot M™ main honorable been, to do strictly kee! | How the Cold Snap Has. Affected | % “e estare. eee — The Claim Made by M Offi amount requ ¥ ————_——__—-—— meke > gta a an SAOR SALE—A moat shop. Call at 2726 Morgan st. U4 tation about my sock, e iler, Guild, Hallett and the City Generally: ' ILLINOIS CORPORATIONS. holders in Wash . i Teasi, and second-hand pianos always on hand. sa or ee ers ashine i AO SALE—NO. | corner grocery and saloon. Inquire time; no interest, J. ¢ vignes owed 1111 Olive st. 27 The Alton Roller Skating Rink L oe Peas Marke Sr __— Ae — Fv: SALS—Prano; full ootare aqnare erent fine in. at With-@8,000 Canicat icensed = ee re ee ne ‘ established a : . araes. e . . - Fen tO ank Darsett, 8 Hickory p table ). L779, tiles ofee, ws ~ WATS« IN, 29 Chouteca av.—Coal, at lowest rates se denvered. to amy part of the city: 10 bushels for 41; orders by | ontal promptly delivered. 85 KF ORSAI E. 25 bushels of coal at $2 16, Send posia! to \\ Miller, "SN. 10th et. Bunker Hill Coai Co, s$ —— , STOVE REPAIRS * Porevery rrange madein the Unwed Stazes,to »9 bat at * 1 lwecast =, IMPROV DS ITY PROPERTY ror SALE —_—_—_—_— ——————— -— -. FOR SALE 151 s Fiecant residences in the West End, $7,000 to 850,000 each. HIeath & Co.,' S. FE. Corner Olive and Broadway, room 6. FOR SALE, — Choice Building Sites, in best loca- tions; low pricbs; easy termes. i ee — * »- . an a7 Stop Paying Rent. EVERY ONE PAYING RENT SHOULD CALL ON F. H. GOSS, 109 1-2 N. SIXTH ST., | end eee how easy they can own their own house with their ren! mouey. Office open all day and evening, 62) to 8 o'clock, SOR SALE—Ata Bargain—A Story buliding store o 4 E a Bargain—A 38- i si ak i ; I ge ec | | Separated lovers brought together in nine days a wo hey, Jitu T. Ismas, Station B Mee ore coven ble style and that only the best material is used. Fac- tery, 2721 and Ziv Jariode a, (Market st... Ola pianos taken in exchang ». stunedandrepaired. % WEBER. Pianos «are knewa_ te be the best in ihe world. Western au at 108 e strec: CITY REAL ESTATE FOR ALE. | FOR SALE, BY McCann, Rice & Farrington, i E pcrwes war Rapa ILDING, sas 2129 Carr st., 7 rooma, pantry, etc.; stable for twelve horses; rent S37 per be the bottom of $3.50, ifsoldatonce. 58 Real Estate Price Carredt, JANUARY, 1885, AT Real Estate Exchange AND FISHER & CO., 714 Chestnut St. —_ —— HOKS&s AND VEHICLES. Wanted. Ol NY 4NTED lene: a pair of carriage borses for family ase; must be good, strong. stylish, healthy animais. A Thoraton’s stable, Locust st., between ‘Sd and Mth. | Re SALE—A full on of “air fall PPS Silvester patent tire om for ; a sizes, light and heavy wheels, wholesale and Car builders, farmers, mechanics, or any one wanting one or more wheels write for price list and instructions. [n CARRIAGE REPAIR AND PAINTING DEVARTMEN!. painted wheels put on comp one beur: patent tire put on old wheeis, reset tire, etc. C. B, Clarke, 221 Pine Greet, evie owner and manufacturer of Silvester Patent re. ll ' ror Sale. R SALE—A cutterfor $15; cost $# rood as new: | Peady to hitch to. At Henry's stable. 9h and Pine sts. —- -—— —————— XO HE SOLD AT AUCTION, t» the higne« bidder, to pay storage and charges, on February %, at 2 p. m., | two top road carts and one iight speeding cart, at No. Sis ’ | N. Sthet, 12 | WILL buy a good work or riding pony. = IS Appiv gt 510 Carr st. 612 yi NOR SALS—Cheap: a fine lizht cu tter-sicd. 79 Apply at S85. thet. mi2 aa Ja: L EDSON, St. Louis -- am ke « ~™ Oorée nen, nt forthe cele ARe brated Frazier Road Cart: make eig it different styles for ledies, business men Depository and «eiecrvoms, 8%) N. & Sth st. Li? W THE PUBLIC—I desire to rent my top spring deliv- ery May with horse and driver. for the next two months, by Gay or hour. Terms— =e day or @ cents wr hour, The rig is one of the best in : Lows. C. FP, aylor, "14 Walnut st. ss4 PERSONAL SUNDRIFs TAPE WORD. Dr. mamey, 112) Olive st , guarantees to ex; cl tape worm, heat and without fasting or sickness. 74 anc pastel ney a rates and in better = than was ever ble ‘ore. My patrons should give their orders ore the satumn commences. J. A. Schajten, $9 and $22 Olive at 74 Pp#e SONAL—Mre. Wilcus, truest fortune ‘eller, sw! N. Mth st., bet. St. Charles and Weshingto’ av., can be consulted on matters of business and matrimony. love, ceived ouly. 74 Cy ees clothing bought by N. Barnett, 313}¢ Locus st, Send postai cara. 74 \ RS. LANKTON, Indian fortune teller, 105 N. 13th st., , bet. Chestaut and Pine sts. 74 QELL your cast-off ci i card. S18 Locust at. 7 to N. Jacobs. Address postal FARMS FOR RENL. a —— H RENT--Farm—vrage av., one block west of the Narrow Gauge Rai , the Watson place 51 acres of land and two-story . 8 rooms and all con- veniences; orchard, and shrub. ;in wood order. E. S. ROWSE, 12 Ovive et. —_——OOOoOO CC -- DOINGS UNDER THE DOME. How the Circuit Judges Have Kept Warm During the Day. The St. Louis Manufacturing Company brought suit to-day agaitst J. E. Truitt and others for $1,109 on a mechanic's lien. The Excelsior Brick Company brouzh* a similar suit against L. Wissman and others for $825 82. D. T. Carlisle and others sued H.C. Yocum and others on an account for lumber sold and delivered for $726 25. The T same , A bill in equity was filed this morning to charge the e estate of Marie C. Chambers with the poy se of ce notes. n rtain The suit is brought by E. Walsh against Julius 8 Walsh, executor “f° Cc. Chambers. nother attachment suiltfor $476 383 was filed against the Leubrie Bros. this morning by E. Dieck- ‘ er and others. A suit on an account for $1404 39 was filed this ——e by Simon R. Sayder against Charies B. anes, John M. Glover, administrator of the estate of Glover & Shepley. brought suit to-day against Charies F. Orthwein to recover ' for iegal services and $400 agreed by arbitration to be paid plaintiff by defendant. The ison County Ferry Company filed a suit this morning against Adolphus Meier for $10,000. for allezed breach of contract on the sale of some boil- ers for a ferry packet. A $15,000 damage suit was filed this morning by Chas. H. Stith against David B. Gould. Stith alle- ges Gould slandered him. had him falsely impris- oned and maliciously prosecuted bim. A judgment for $121 98 was obtained this morning, in Judge Lubke’s Court, by John Carell against M rt Doyle and M. J. ¥, surety on his JUMPED INTO THE RIVER. John Borbeck Supposed to Have Ended His Troubles in This Way. At 3:30 o'clock this morning Bridge Officer John Jackson found a gray felt hat containing a note and weighted with a piece of fire-brick on the foot-path along the west span of the bridge. On bringing it to the office be Sauna & wan @ ane written i Giron and reading as follows: “Sr. Lovis, January 16, 1885. I am tired of the sorrows and troubles of this life. I have had more trouble than Icau stand, and I want all my friends to know wags Doe Sonomne of RBECK. ’ bg. | Bust. ot ieeat © dozen times, throwing the around property of the recions where the polar wave finds its frigid Jair. Buteven the most devoted student of nature was yesterday entirely oblivious of the | warfare waged by the demons of the air in @ gen- erally vain attempt to keep himself warm. such an aerial demonstration as yesterday's o2 the broad praries of the Northwest would bave constituted one of those destructive storms which frequently sweep men and beasts fo @ snowy grave. Hore it lacked only a little Beers wind to make it a complete blizzard. As it was, ; was sufficiently effective to bring a realizing mee he | what Manitoba hfe is to the minds of the enervat ind viduals who tried to battle with the blasts nae swept every street and alley of the city. It was s most ‘impossible to keep warm. The =e blew fast from cloud and roof, and just as the ul : ering wiebt thought that his freezing frame Was growing warm a great white cloud would drop - a projecting ledze and iciy caress his sp'nal ae uma, A brisk run would neary 2 ways end in a picturesque attitude on : e sidewalks covered with the soft pics of snow thet slid away from under the foot to iet the traveler down upon the ice beneath. As the nicht came on the wind somewhat subsided, but every diminution in the velocity of the ar currents was made up iu a cor responding lowering of the temperature. This morning the sun rose bright and clear over 4 city that was practically frozen up. Water pipes in many houses were cosed up, the servant giri in inissing un- more numerous instances was til discovered in the warm precincts of her couch, and altogether there was considerable distress even in weil appointed houres. The unfertanate mortals who were compelled by the requirements of their business to brave the ear y morning siarpness, found scattering street cars creeping Uke snails unwillingly to town. Daring the night by the repeated running of snow plows andwelt cars tue tracks were kept comparatively open and ear.y this morning crews of shovelers filled the frosty air with the mnyzing ‘music of ther implements as they scraped from - | the ras the icy deposit of the nigat. | sireet car service was such a spasmodic biessing ' this wnorning that after the heavy drift was ac- '¢ommodated up to8 o'clock the number of cars | grew | f-ssiona! / the However, (be at last the pro- xenflemen who usualy grace lines of travel between 8 and 9 with toeir sleek coats, silk hats and aristocratic de- fewer and meanor, were compelled to so far demean them- s-ives asto taketie middie of the street. Wash- ington avenue and Olive street were filled from about 8:30 to 10 o'clock with a procession of gentlemen in plug hats who cast despairing glances behind at the uc- occupied car lines aod then p.uoged forward again pinching their ears, sappitg their bands togetier, and anathematizing everything, from tbe ruddy- faced school boy that laughingly got m their way, to the hard and grinding necessities of their existence. Probably there has been to-day at work more healthy lawyers, doctors and merchants than for some time. The brisk wak of two or three miles is the greatest exercme tbeys bave taken for months, and the effects of tne tracing atmosphere are shown in cheeks, mustached, bearded faces that are as fresh and cear @8 a bdDlushing scoool girts. Under the influ- ev.ce of the unciouded sun, a slight moderation bas -been poroeptible during the day and there ts not tiuat seurrying to and fro aed dodging into conven- ient saloous that charac erized tue sours of vester- day. One by one the cars have resumed tue'r schedule and neariy aii the exigencies of Uavel are being provided for THE MERCURY'S TALE. The cold wave which started from the extreme Northwest seems to have passed oy and is now traveling through the Ohio Vailey and Arkansas, as the fol.owin:s observations made by the Signal Service at 7 o’cloe« ‘this morning, Washington t:me, wills .ow: At Fort Assinavoine, Minn. the ther mometer rezrstered 7° below zero,arise of 16° within the pest twenty-four hours. At Bismarck, Dak... it was 24° below, arise of 83°; at Moorheal, ‘iuna., 36> below, whichis 72 bigher than = yester- day. At Cincinnati it showed 9° above. te drop of 26°; at Cairo 4°. a falliof 1v°o: at Fort Smith, Ark. 2°75 #£4be low, adropofl2. Locally the minimum, 1° be low, was reached between 4 and 5 o cock this morn Al 10 o mock the Signai Service thermometer registered 44° above. There appearsto be a dif ference oO from 8 to 10 degrees between tue thermometers owned Ly private individua's aud tiose of the Signal service, which arte located out- side ofthe cupola on the dome of the Custom House. At WW ocock the thermometer at Alice's s. ore, op Fourth and Olive streets, ered 9° be- sow, whide the oue belo wing to the Signal Service was 4° above. The difference is accounted for b the Lueory of radiaied coid from the frozen ground, | on much the same pricerpal as that governing the : radiating which effects the ground to a of beat in near suluimer, atimospoere to the ' greater degree than that at a more elevated alti- tude, At Jefferson avenue and Ulive Kk was 5° below at 8 o'c.ock, and atthe intersection cf ot. Charies lkiock Road and Taylor avenue it was ¢ below at *" } Manager Brown of the Western Union stated toa Post-Dispatoa reporter thatupto 10:10a. m. he was uLabie ty obtain connection with New York, the New England Siates and the Ail the Eastern wires are down, owing to the s.eet storm wien has prevailed in that section of the country. Chicazo is also cut off from the East. Locaily, the wires are ail in good work.ng@iape, with the excepliun of a break on tae bBorth Gnd of the levee at Kast St. Louis, which will be attended to during tire day. Mr. Durantof the Bell Telephone Company re- ports ali their wires in cood condition, THE RAILROADS. The plight of the rai.roads vas not improved any since yesterday, in fact matters grew worse ail last nigat, aud wuen the temperature began faling it was with difficulty trains were pulled @t ali, the en- goues being unable to zenerate sieam enough to earry an ordimary train against the wiad and | through the snow drifts with auy decree of speed. . | Trai: »-at?t 8 o cloc, iast evening roiie Lumber Company sued | iraius dut it J-and Cc 4 i into Union Depot at 2 and 3 tais morning, W.th passen- gers, conductors and everybody grumbiing at the weather. Tue record at Union Depot for trains due in this moroing 33 as flows: Ind:anavolis aud st. Louis, six hours late. Vandaiia, nive hours lace, Ohio and M ssissippi, two bours late. Cuicago and Aitun, no report; wires down. Iron Mountain, turee vours late. Louisville aud Nasbviie, one hour late. Wabaanh, east of river, wire down; no report, Wabash, west of river, ove hour and thirty min- utes :ale. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, four hours late. (atro Short Live, three huurs late. Missouri Pacific, two hours iate. Missouri. Kdosas aud Texas, seven hours late. Of course ‘his is Only the recerd as given by the various train dispatchers, and m cases where roads are two or toree bours tlate the tardiness will, in most iostances, be. extended to six, seven and even ten hours, Ils some other cases the trains wili be as late as tweive hours. Every effort is being made by the Managers to c.ear away snow drifts and get things in shape. On nearly aii Northern and Western hnes freight traflic is sus- pended and freight crews with toeir engines are en- gazed in butting snow tncuts and through drift. Railroad men of manyyears experience in this vi- cinity say this is the most severe winter on raiiroad- ing they have ever experienced. EASTERN COMMUNICATION ESTABLISHED. Later mm tue day, atter prodigious efforts, com- munication was esiablished ou the Eastern ons of the Wabash. The passenger train No.2,bound tor Miimine, > We es par- tially deraiied. The engineer, George ht, here house fase and she Chienge aie will be fully ten Chicago, jumped thetracs in a suow drift pear 50 mies from St. Louis. This train was being hauled by a double header, and both went through the tracks, with three fireman George Walsh of tue first engine were in- eight boufs behind the Wabash time. To give an idea of the severity of the storm, West- bound trains were two and taree hours getting out of the Union Depot bere on account of the snow and ice, Tag Sopot qusboriies Oo den street a number of giris aban, a is- bury street coaoducior of the maie and passengers wss of a humorous, not to sa charecter, It is said the car jum promuscuously. Sued on an Old Bond. A bill In equity was filed this morning by Mary Warder Ranneils, administrator of C. 8. Rannells. acainst Edwin Harrison and others, to charge the > . a £ The Blizzard’s Gorgeous Prepara- tion for the Sleighing Carnival. een Smooth Roads Which Couldn’t Have Been Better Made to Order—The Lively Sights and Sounds on the Streets—Demands for Cutters on the Livery Men—A_ Costly Ain tseinent. ~—~-_————— ee oe The blizzard brings. along with its discomforts, its Compe: -ations. it caresses the noses of pedes- trians unt. they take on the color of boiled lobster; it nips the (oes aud bites the gars of the unwary, not to Spex « of the crue! way it treats the poor and destitute. It creeps into unnoficed chinks and pe in nuates itself even u er the warmest of Vankets, comiorts and tae and gives the region two ‘eet removed from a red-hot stove the atmosphers of the North Pole. Buti has its compensations, for al! = that. What ma is there who does not lke the idea ©’ being seated behind a flyer ina light cutter with i Sireteh o smooth road before him °® What girl: there whose blood does not tingle and flash ands ar xle with *he thought of a seat wit» Charley or Jim. or George Where nestling under Wart tuts ind robes is jusi “ab e?’ And what kind of an eiysiim does the same kind of a spin open up ‘0 George, or Jun, or Charley? She united ver ‘ct of al! man and womankind of ever, age, 8@X a: i condition istuata Sieigh-ride is glor- ous under jeariy ali cireunistances, whether it is OU & JULT py 7 MADE OF 4 SAPLING On sapiing runners, ia which a sira idle position is tie Oui) safe one, a gods hox or Aa warcon box improvised into a sleigh.or a swan-like, zraceful and light cutter with a b.osled trotter in the gear. Any countrs man cai extolthe glories of the wagou-box filed with straw and bouncing maidens, in which sand wiching is ( -e order of position, aud isthe oaly way to accor) nodate the crowd. ven a Ryan . revar ted as only lendin.z life ani stirringinterestto thefun. Oblya day or two of seizing has been poss. die this winter, and few have hud atasteof the exuiliaring sport; the blizzard, tuerefore, with all of its disadvantages, was welcomed by everyone who bas a team or a horse and a saiting a favorable opportunzy, or who cau comuiinl cash enough to pay the livery men good interest On their s cigh investments for a brief whir! So anxious were the slelghers totake the road that eveu b gat fore last, «ben the roads were anytoing bu ready for them, the jJiugie of the beils and the paccer«t the horses hoofs were frequent sounds on Pine aud Locust street unt into tre migat, Yesterday the beakness of tne as pect out of doors, tue bundise & cet and snow acted @s strong Jelerrenis, bul even Wilh toese obstruc- lions a wf sauc058 were Seen OD the streeta, Many of them, o: course, used by country i smiver peopie fromm the suburbs bungimg io supplies or CuuMug milo tue city to shep, but Bert a lew brougat out by cily ple. Une of the sig..ts on Pise street was a we-made culter coulaming a burly young country Iihan, and on ile seat, voit Uprigat Le@side him. 4 huge stiffened and frozea porsaer with an expres- siou of di.citied content on its red mug. Last bigot, despite the skurrying snow, several parties dashed out im the face of a gale wien woud cut the es e-teeth out of a polar vear. Tus morsinug the sun rose ciear acd bright and if @ $peciai Order Lad Leea seul w Vame Nature for good sf¥igiuueg, S.e coud not have filed & more satisfaciori.y. Ont.e grouad isa frozen coat of sieet and r..0,taice and urm and solid. Ona topof this a tayer of « eet. and for a Gassing coata Covering of cTisp. diy sa.o*. So tovrvugua w ie Ccoverim, that tue be .vieSi Vetuc.e Canvvt Come mM Cyoutact wWita &@ clued or a stoue to Cuecd US progress. The air. to be sure, 6 sUarp.and i De Thermometer Pregis- ters sou le iv or 12 degrees be.ow zero, but tuis is oaly one of the coucomitants and ouly to war any c.othéd persous aids jest to tne en- joy ment, Tuis afterucon, anc if tue present weather aceps up, (..e SLEIGHING WILL BE MAGNIFICENT , and every « vaiiav e suructure wul be out. Orders are already 3 druppimg io to the liv- ery ined, and they are preparing tu do their Jitmost to accommodate tie cara.vai oi belis wnich is unpending. Ai au eary hour this morning the merry jingle commenced and has been increasiaz ail Lurougu tue day. By to-night it wil be at iS heigutl, and every young man who can afford the outlay wii have his best gir: in a eut.er beside hirn. A uumber of parties have engayed double sieigus for tonyat aud to- morrow, Wuen tue road wil ve emiveued by gliding venicies filed wita laughiug, joyous and = rosy- cheeked vccupauis. Au Of tue tur Caps, gloves, couis, roves and Uppels are brought into requisilion, and there is a live.) demand on Ue furriers for their goods The you..z man who has a charming lady friend, and Wit0se voCckhe@i-bDuUVK Is vO! Lis (Ue Lise plethoric cou.dition, wii du weil to keep away from ber, as the topic 0: sleigh riding 18 a [ascinating and dang- erous one, wile the sparsung of pretty eyes, tue brightening of uandsome glo.iig faces at the inen- tion of the subject proves a siruug teuiptation to morigace someting WwW Beye tuem sparkle and giow more. Qu tbe olber band, if toe ‘oOungz Man won the verve of a deiicate qu sion and ueeds an opportune time to ase lor and obtain his hea:t’s desire, he had vetter go aud mortgage something, Lecause, under tue inspiration of a dasiung whi behind “a higa flyer in a si arpar ami nesta iu close proximity toa generous young man usder warm robes, few feminine hearts cau fad io respond to tender senti- ments, ana in tae bya splis Of @ spieadid time the plum may Conseut to drop aud the prize to be his. ass » like this, probably, which a ton overueard by a promp.ed i ¢ bit wi co ivel sil : er reporter Lii'S Mourmhibg, alter Luis poner rete “Joy Jun, are you going sicigh-riding: but by jingo my “[ waut to iixe e¢¥el) _ les TICeS a yw. Are you! fina a 4 heat ge cai stand old -—-— off for a sleigh. I am going to wy it, anyhow, if I suioke for it. Come on and go along. We can vei a team and tase and——out for a whirl, Taere wii be lots 0: ua init. ped off under the effect ‘The two . oumg meu &.°} r ex s Salary, aud— f Ll Lf owiimay Sahn whatmee on wist/ag for soine friends to do this very thing, W» dgubliess be made happy. Tue undertaking wine bus yuuus meu went mto is nO Stiiail Water for anyour whose cash pile is pot large. ‘the livery nen uave ouly * lew sleighs and they hoid tuem at good prices. ‘Tue prices are for @ singie cutier $3 for the first hour and $z ior every bour afterwards; for @ double team $9 the first our and $3 fo. every succeediag our, sO that it sosts a good round sum to s.ug with # sweet voice the ol giee whice runs: ty Jiugle bells, jing:e. Jingle ail the Ue) Oh, what joy 1 In a oue-avurse » pe ————_—_= a istoride — n sieiga. oxvw—— —_—— EAST ST. LOUIS. ————— Pat Eagan'’s saloon was sold yesterday to Messrs, fTuge auc Lirookwire. The Voenarts Turnyerein will give 4 masquerade bali to-nigiit at Heim's Hall. sssene at ¥ ofebenl There w:)! be a meeting of the citize this even: at the City Hall for the purpose of #e- lecting & sc 100) site. The case of Wiliam Gardner VS. Jone Teeand for $2,000 vas tried yesterday in the City Wier aa —s P.. pe. jury returning & verdic plaintiff for ; Ferdinand Bugson’s stock of ries wi wes at public auction to-day by Sneriff Ropieq Gave 64 a judgment obtained against him a few y ago by one of his creditors. ee Supervisor of the Poor of East St. ae lh Nas Canty, received a telegram from M. F. Se wale Superinten‘ient of the ‘ oun'y Farm, informing or. tnat the fumaie department was already - crowded, and ry ig | him not to send any more « the destitn:e of East been such, It really takes away the or ea agg Seeker for spoils to have men dverdhaedie ces gravely announce that they are aca ave been Democrats all their lives, and appointed as Democrats under the reign of Buchanan or Pierce, or some others of the ancients, Yet this is the fact. A prominent member of the House, on the Democratic side, talkin - of this, said to-day that he had found frow personal inquiries a very large number of Democratic clerics in the de- partments and in offices elsewhere. p any of whom aaa been appointed by Republican influence. “I took occasion to question a lot of clerks and heads of bureaus from the Treasury Department,’ he said, “as they came up here as wi nesses before a-committee recently, and found neariy One-half of them claiming to be Democrats, and several who stated under oath that they had been ap- pointed under Buchanan and Pierce, and had held the positions ever since. 1 don't so how we are zoing to make much headway firing men out of of- breath of the fice and appointing new gnes in the fice of such a state of affairs as this,” THE FRELINGHUYSEN INFLUDY CE. The nomination of John Davis as one of the | Judges of the Court of Claims is ec’: d as another evidence of the theory that the Pre-ident is com- pletely under the supremacy of the !relinvhuysen family. Mr. Davis,as is well known. is the son-in- law of the Secretary of State. And it is probable that if it were not for this fact that he would not have been selected for this place. Yet there seems to be no doubt that he will make an efficient and satisfactory official. Young as he is, e has seen a vast amount of experience. He was connect: d with the State Department some yeors ago in an umportant position, and, since the retirement of Mr. Hitt, who was First Assistaat under Mr. Blaine, Mr. Davis has filied the position of First Assistant Secretary of State. And he is about the last man ’ that one would hit upon in room full of people here as First Assistant Sec- retary of i State, who is half the time the acting-Secretary. A slender, — en —_— A pale-faced, bovish-lookine man, lookiizg to be not more than 28, and weiching very little over a bun- dred pounds, boyish in his manners, aud unaffected in conversation, he woul! never be suspected as the most accomplished diplomate thar the Depart- ment possesses. Yet this s probably the fact. His possition throws him constantiy amon + toe leaders of the diplomatic corps here, and if there is anv special duty or particularly delicate undertaking for it. German janguages, and so thoroughly at ease in all himself to almost any circumstances. Personally, he ig very approaciiabie, be ins quite the reverse of the usual rule at the State Department in th.s par- good taste in the matter of dress, mak ng him quite the rage with the fair sex. He lives ina very un- ing little in the way of larze entertainineuts. EPIPHANY CHIDRCH. the first official act of the bishop 80 selected. had ‘some famous people in it in its day. probably wrestled with the probleins .f the coming was being said. When he departe’ to become Presideut of the Confederacy, the pew became vacant, and Edwin M. Stanton came along and took it for his family and himself. and iu that very pew where Davis had plotted secession he planned his defeat. One of the most impressive funerais that ever took place in Washincton wasthbart of an of the red men. EMPHATICALLY YPFS. Th® Answer of the Exposition Steckhold- ers to the Directors’ Que>‘ioa dar. e vote was 4 very fair one, th propos'tion numbered 12.1148 against 737. the directors can go ahead and carry out the pian which been defined oy them. The details of the method of placin: the bonds bas not yet been decided upon, but a | meeting of the directors will probab y be beid on Monday to decide upon al tne minor points neces- sary to carry the will of the stocc*holders into effect. | The plans of the music halis, which lave aiready been approved, are in the hands of Architect Lee. Bona fide bas for the work have also been sub- mitted, and the work can be commence | af once so that the halis will be ready for eugagemenis next season. WILL FACE THE GRAND JURY. Prospect of Further Revelation in the Alma Eishop Case. On next Monday the witnesses in the case of manslaughter against Dr. W. V. Rut edge, which was tried yesterday in the Court of \riminal Cor- rection, will be cailed before the Grand Jury. Dr. ledge was acquitted of the serious charge on a snore oo Scalia Though Alina Bishop, be- ore ber death, at Dr. Rutledge’s hore, No. 1410 Olive street, made a statement to tase aronnd her. | Eva Gates. the sister-in-law of Dr. Rutledre, the | Doctor himself, his wife and father- i-law, Vatien- ' tine Bedell, have failed to place the facts in_ the hands of the officials. The other witn-ses are Kate McCann, Charles La Barge, 920 Locu.t street, and Clara White. The friends of Dr. Rut edge assert that he has acted the of amartyr, and under- other p A Chicago Blood Arrested for Embezzling $5,000. Cu1caco, Inu... January i7.—Fred Powell, who was concerned in the sensational shooting affray, * been arrested by his employers, C. P. Kell &Co., and is pened Bo 5 eee peanloment of $5,000. ‘ A Marder Trial. Charles Williams’ trial for murder was begun to- day in the Criminal Court. Williams is @ negro whose face carries a collection of jumpa, bumps cicatrices Heidelberg duelist migut well -_ —* y ig so extensivery po ena a the vicinity of Wild Cat Chute he js known 4s YY Yi During 4 — about t for a drink Willians fatally cu James nm in the rear of. No. 1004 NX. A panel wus secured. Destroyed the Note. Charles Roeder brougat suit to-day against Pat rick and John O'Malley on four notes f $100 each alleged to have been unlawfully’ obtained and de- stroyed by the defendants. Chamberiain Caught. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispate’. Mo., January 17.—Emmett Chamber- | POWELL CORNERED. —— county, from whom to select twelve for the Cowan and Jolnson murder case. Only one among them Is sure o¢ being chosen, He says be hasn't read a beWspaper for six months, A farmer among them rode hine miles through a blinding snow yesterday gz He gets no fees unless selected, while to return, with the thermometer now about zero, Pp ra*ps to find some of his stoek dead or dying from exposure, seems to be a great bard-ip tuat cou.d be remedied by a change in the present jury law. Lamar, Mo. Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch, Lamar, Mo., January 16.—It commenced snowing here on Thursday morning and to-day itis four yet. Gen. B. M. Prentiss was in the city yesterday and lecture! at the Opera House last night. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cockrell of Virden, Ill., are here visiting re latives.————An amateur dramatic society will give anentertainment bere to-night — i.e Lamar City Guards wiil havea socia: bop tiis evening --—— Miss Carrie Tim nonds aid Mr. U.S. Jones were married on last Wednesday.———*! nele Bobbie’’ Mckay, one of the most prominent men of our County, returned fast nicht from an extended trip to incbana, the scenes of bis boyhood. An Italian HotelTurned Into a Fort — brightened Foreigners. From the Troy (New York) Times. Our Stillwater correspondent says: Midway between Stillwater and Mechanicville stands an Somer... Be a8 enneel M favorite with the ladies | ancient building, which bas begn designated in the social world. bis polistied address and excel- | Hotel Italy, because it is oceupied by seven- lent conversational powers, added to on unusuaily | teen pilzruns from the land beyond tho sea, who have exchanged the harp and violin of | their native clime for the pick and shovel of America. The [talians are employed by con- ' tractor Ray on the Champlain Canal improve- | ments in progress, and live toge:her on the co- | operative plan, pooling their expenses.- The Epiphany Churcli. which has just been made | peaceiul colony has been disturbed of late by somewhat famous by the selection of its rector as | threats of annihilation, and several mysterious bishop, and by the consecration of the church as | igus aud warnings have caused them great un- Every member in the camp under- the sigmificance of the word “dyn- and a fellow-workman of another | easiness, ' stands ite.” ike’, der intense excitement. One evening recently Confederacy within its very walls while the service 2 practicai joker tied a piece of rubber tubing to a potato and placed the potato inan empty tomato can, setting the can under a window of the Hotel italy. On the discovery of the can iu the morning @ general alarm was sounded, and the whole colony beat a hurried retreat from the building, without stopping to don their unliorms. After ascertaining the cause of the stampede the authorities investigated the mysterious can, the innocent potato was resence of dence was / not restored, and all efforts to enable the for- eigners to comprehend that they were the victims of a joke were futile. Believing that a consp.racy had been organized against them, guards were appointed ' to patrol the premises during the night. Pri- day evening the sentinel on duty gave the y ‘ Sh ! ' . . . . : oak Capt. J. R. Dougherty and Mr. A. i. Shelp, who | alarm of fire, and, finding it impossibie to open a door, jumped through a window, followed by and hait-clad The unearthly yells of the men glass summoned the a fire had beén started with the fracginini” was appointed comunander of the colony, and a resolution to “hold ihe fort was adopied. Arms and ammunition have been provided, and the interior of the quarters pre- sents the appearance of a miniature arsenal. The building, which first attracted public at tention as the Hotel Italy, is now Known 4s “Fort LItaly.”’ Pennsvlivania Thrift. From the Chicago Hera/‘d. “Rather an odd incident occurred in a town down our way,” remarked a passenger Lrom Pennsylvania. ‘A neighbor of iuine that owns eight hundred acres of land, lots of stock, good buildings, and plenty of meney in bank, a regu- was taken into court and in jail Py eee faiselyto the tax assessor. He lived tweive nules ‘om the seat, and the ocher day he and cee ee et town and asked the Sheriff He said if it wasn't wo. bad a place he would sta there the thirt days to save the fine. He looked the Jali all over inquired about the cooking, and the beds, and the water. He went avout it Just as iically as if he was going to buy the prop- ie wife was alone with him, and atter they had looked about awhile they held a long conference and finally decided that the old man The old woman told him to see of the tine in cash, and ned so bad he couldn't jald come back and serve course that wouldn't call thrift down our ir he couldn’t pay then if the weatner haul out manure he / 4 out the other $50, by of work. That’s wha’ we way.” ge Tipping the “Saleslady.” ther tyranny or contempt by their sisters Sais day cele ae and when my carried into one of these line custom of ti the girl who warns os him with a quarter of a , tears came Mey have not offended you, have Im said os ae cs ve a Ss “ a aie 74 »
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{- “Ff - ae * _— Stat FS - « oe Me ae ee 4 hee ee eet mai, me & 1885. , ¢ a - ird ~ ° 3 rs, ay a, ss 7 ee , . * > . - ~ aa - : * i ye +. ae Sad oh %e a . ee 7 es : “ x 7% * -? ; ¥ ie . a & Tanke > Be aay. % a eee +? sy ¥ _ 3 z a eee Seta ss aie Se i on OE IOS Peete ae “ae . & 7 7 baad ane * > leche - \ . . > en tees te 2 oe eee ef re fen ee = 7 re - o 7 ° > 7 = » . . $ % - CF OX 4 -- eee Te Se? “ or fg . S ae as ms 7 wt ” - St, Louis Post-Dispatch. Saturday, Yanuary 17, . Rue a aN a ap ae , : 8 = ‘ —eV—"_— ' — : : a . T them all is the inscription “Rex 1835." The litho- se J AP Je , F.W. GUERIN, PHOTOCRAPHER, A CURIOUS COMPLAIN T, graph wors was done at Paris. An admission card | ‘ | Twelfth ani sp arg = Aor ey accompanies the invitation. | bition Cincinnati, 1684, on aor re aw, @ at the World's Bur a Westminster Base ‘Burner. It will heat . gracts | ‘tion Paris, 187%. Special astentlon paid to Crayon ; P eal R f 15 t 33: Por Cent end aaa Di Which is Sap- | 7ur bouse in the colle wen educed from 0 vus ' : SSS === | The Strange seaso . Srumows HanpwaRe Co. bt { ? i —_ | | S U CTA RS yng Maur’s Life. OUR NEIGHBORS. 3 Bowt....seeseseeennsreeesseeedssee sel Is for St 00 Interesting Personal, Social and News Gee Underwear. Mailers b Gove How th aan ee see secpvarereresemnerreseo° "a te for 1% | The Well-Known Railroad Defaulter a Sab- sip from the Neighboring Towns, AT HALF PRICE. _Wha Chetce Fellow.sernveeveseevees ssrereressseeeBh ioe 0 ject of Meclical Interest—Extraordinary | Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. Prorp' Brown....-- seeeeee | His Body— SHELBYVILLE, ILL, January 16.—There are sever- = b . ee Ths fo $100 rere ot Tavusee . al claimants here under the French spoilation bill . . pat e see S28 PC Pee eee ee eee ee eee © tran e Ex erimen e y = recenuy Pas: Congress Pres- | aise 0; Sa ae a or 1 ‘ ” ! — ident’s 8 son ant Jesse meager he of All Wii { me oice ke : aguante oeieapeiveenones eeny the for 10 Prisoners ~History of the Case. the original loser, is a ary goods merchant , ; | Guatemala....... Te eats sdohececeott MRO: SOR. and he confidently believes himself and sisters ‘will F LEY, the Grocer, weak of tae peamge hn Marked Down Onc-Quarter. | hief clerk of the law Sepatia, January 16.—The funeral services of 820 Franklin Av. _ Mr, John D. St. Maur, the c Julia Castle Hol who died last. night, ; - ) | ry department of the Wabash Railroad, who was re a take plage t as caer agg may Staite | ) | Oe y 00. cently discharged from the jail on account of sick- of her sister, Mrs. E. he gee nF ape map SUITS f th 4 JUVER | LES . > | ness ich | ——Th vere stor h an wifh rain aif . 16 Ibe best Granulated Sugar $1 possesses a medical interest at present whic oe _ ptt yousertenr peter ne to-day with a J ' m f , 17 lbs’ best Clarified Sugar $1 O00 | surpasses that attaching to his identity as one 0} | ving snow, Which now lies on the ground to the ET LOUIS TEA CO.. 1% N. Fifth = the basest and most expert criminals who have | geptn of , Bi and Pozzoni's to improve the complexion. ady known as multiple cerebro-spinal sclerosis, and | Mr Samuel B. Sioan of the St.,Louis Printers’ Sup- toa **T. a gene subjec ti 7 pain reall ist : : have taken advantage of the opportun-/| piy Company spent Friday bere.——A good evi- . a . , Script. 7 Ez. C. Ch ity to study its symptoms afforded by an exam | dence of the hard times here ig the large amount of —— 5 Le Store Open Til] 10 Chek \ i ure,etc. It also solves matrimonial problems, an4 Dr. pos ination of the ient. Among the physicians / rea estate advertised for sale——Mrs. Wm. Boal — ai J d ihe ays, there's one book devoted entirely to conund 9? Olive street. Set of teeth $3. who called upon the interesting patient, was one | and Miss Stella Boal of Clay Center, Kansas, are rume, who is well known as an expert in neurotic diseases, | visiting relatives here. Prrvatx matters skillfully treated. and medicine | and he was accompanied on his visit by 4 Post SHELBYVILLE, ILL, January 17.—Mrs. Alice Auer | furnished Dr. Dinsbeer, &14 Pine street. Disparcn reporter. The unfortunate man WAS | of Virginia is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. 5. : ‘ found to have changed very a mpg rig for the | Penweli.——J. L. Warden of the Quisey Herald wes worse since his admission to the jail. some SiX | in town Monday.——A8 4 resuit Of the meet ur- Apvertiss in the Post-Dispatcs if you want help months ago. His hands trembled constantly. ard | ing tne week ot prayer twelve persons were jast . of any kind—three lines for ten cents. when he rose to welcome his visitors and advanced | sunday admitted to membersuip in the Presbyter- «| B | : Paes | . few steps forward. vo left log Srannee He monm ian | eee lank ae and J. Won Lacya a | q Dr. Warrier, 617 St. Charles street, cures him, the foot scraping the ground at each a ~ | are in Spri eid op leg iness.——Hon, W. ©. i pea : The hysician asked a number of ques Headen was down from the diate Capitai tos BROA W | : of indiscretion, excesses, induigencies. Call or write tions “4 the patient, whose answers Cum | Sabbath with bis tamiuy.——J. B. ae D A Y, CORNER P INE STREET. CiTY NEWS slowly and with very apparent difficulty of articu- called to Miil Creek, Pa., this week by the iliness of ——_—_——_—— eee Oe OO Ooo A thirty-five > | 4 ; jation. The most ne ee of the omg of bis es . Qs and Anderson oo ty ane z people of . | tion occurred when, at the ysician's request, Mr. | the Worid'’s Fair Tuesday. ——Arch ett left for Mamie Walker was arrested yesterday for stealing | ¢¢ yaur bared his lezs and subjected the left one | Kansas this week.——Mrs. Parks, who has been vis- * Chinese ’ a shaw! from Lily Wallace, 608 Clark avenue. to a comparison with the right one, which showed | jting Mrs. T. K. Church, returned to Marion, Ind., aes : Wm. Nicholson was sent to jail yesterday charged | that the former had tiuis week. eimilarity with stealing a sack of coffee from the steamer Da- ' SHRUNKEN CONSIDERABLY. ., | . Curvton, Mo,, January 15.—Miss Lottie Newton of 5 kota. “This leg became affected about Be —— ay Sedalia, is visiting wey ag ge ty . M. Green, IN th re ~ = wi : ‘ . was | the doctor said, “and atrophy bas already bequn superiutendent of the , took a party e e East F e- eahes went one #- oF eats on ajwork. There is anesthesia of this extremity from | of friends to Lowry to see the new road this week. or west orner E’ifth and Olive Streets. Europear the middie of the thich downwards. He does not |-—£ ©. Price was called to Abingdon, W. Va., to | ~ tee pair of shoes were stolen. reeive the prick of a pin or the application of / the bedside of his sick son, on Sunday.——Prof. O. Chi arge of embeasiemont preferred by S.M. Weaver, | PRS. "nors tne ph Coristian Churen Monday night, om “Ours. the Pre Prices of Patent Medicines Reduced from 15 to 25 per cent FP secs: cha of embezzlement preferred by S. M. Weaver, As he spoke the physician pricked the leg of the of the Ja who keeps a restaurant at 110 N. Niuth street. delet | tient several times, but the latter cave no sign of | dicied Aze.”——“ Tne Jolly Pathfinders” were ° The Ladies’ building Relief Society of Carondelet | having felt the hurt. Other experiments were | greeted by almost empty seats Thursday night, on BB ! W S hed | le P ce a held an adjourned meeting at Union Hal! iast night | made, all of them showing that sensation had abso- | account of the severe snow storm——Grace Hop- e O C rl S t . con at for the purpose of effecting an organization. | lutely departed from the extremity under examina- | kins, daughter of ex-Shenff Hopkins, was bitcen me advant*g , - - | tion. sician and the reporter had left ie « ely b d this after canta George McFadden. the Pacific Express robber; | Hon After the physici quie severely by a dog ernoon. N,. M. Bridcew ere taken up | the place the former said: Hunderer, plow manufacturer, will shortly move to | wine itty er ere AN agate weet | agar mete NDER’S DRUG STORE. J ©: = than our the Penitentiary at Jefferson City this mornin ; ; gy sae ‘ wd ~ | the patient? That is the resnit of a joke played Cotumpia, Mo., January 15.—Norman J. Colman The Building Committee of the School Board met | |. : y som le = nriaone ; — — last evening. Suienewald and Wind were allowed | "pon hira b some of bi f oat ~ ot of the Rural Worid delivered an address to the is a a p leg being practically destroyed, the leg is devoid | More. 2072 S OUR H S The report of the financial division of the Post | of sensation wonderful to look at, but simple Rouua, Mo., January ...—wudge C. C. Bland and s s g Cop ~ —— St. Louis, Sole Proprietors. SIS QAO BMG LQ *Y SLa,LenD pea ‘SudTvaN TTY Ad W1VS uod J. I. MAYER & Cco., ~ _ - —_— — Office was completed yesterday for 1884. The total | enough when the cause is known. Would you like | Jos ; 2 receipts of the \ear were $815,204 48, a decrease in | to neat a short history of the case?” f ee Ng n tees = ss Se toe = nY HY revenue of °5,617 62, in comparison with the re-| ‘The reporter assented, but, before the physician's | S:ate University, of which board they are both oa mmm 4 , ceipts of 1883. statement is recorded, it will be well to remind | members.——-L. F. Parker, H. S. Herbert and W. C. ’ ood THE BEST San) ¢ ; The handsome residence of Mr. James E. Kaime, | readers that St. Maur is the _ individual | Keily went upto Jefferson City Monday.—dH. D. nn | mA the real estate agent, 8)1 Grand avenue, was com- | who last May was detected in one of tne shrewdest | Evansof St. Louse spent several days in Rolla last ) IN THE LAND Sa dietely destroyed oy fire yesterday afternoon. wee frauds ever attempted in this city. At the head | week.——The following board of directors of the 21 SSS The Cs | $25,009; insurance, $15,000. The fire originat of the jaw department in the Wabash offices, he be- | Grant Hotel Company were elected last Satur- —_— = eee | a ‘ ( a WN ns = a £ ! from a defeci.ve flue. came acquainted with the process of making and | day: H. M. Shaw, president; L, H. Taompson, sec- = 3 = eo papers a H. Kirsch of 1012 8. Fighth street was robbed of a | Settling | contracts, for | ties and oth- | retary; E. J. Morris, treasurer; Judge C. C. Bland ELECTION NOTICES = Se cently © iy id watch and chain iast night. while on his way IR ag > HE wa" og Ft Soares the | and Charies Wezler.——A meeting oi the citizens of known m ome on one of the cars of the Broadway Line. He pr ipo on oa sharp ‘money sme shan For TR gmat Rolia was held last night in order to determine what annual meeting of the stockholders of te St. Louis ers than \} was unaware of the fact that his watch was gone . . a. ‘ “ mutua action would be taken to prevent tae removai of H»raware and Cutlery Co. of St. Louis, Mo., will take a aplendi unti! he reached his residence. benefit at the expense of the railroad company. He} the Schooi of Mines to Columbia, which Governor j place at tneir office, south corner Mainand Wasning- tenn ai 4 . - inted out to these hungry financiers thata num- | Crittenden so earnestly recommended in his last | &" 4¥.. Monday, February 2, 1885, between the hours of or ) Dr. W. Rutledge, who is charged with having r of contractors were anxious to dispose of their | mess: About $200 ised | bseri Ya.m,and 4p. m., forthe election of Board of Directors mare & caused the death of Alma Bishop on the 9th of | claim and would do so at a discount. It “ry - we Fae ee PCIOD £0 | and officers, order of made an: December. Sy criminal abortio I %.. ‘ pay tue necessary expeuses of having tne matter f a yg n, was discharged | seem such an easy thing to buy | properly piaced betore the Legislature, which w k> Mi, RASA SESEEEM, Seeeent > from custody yesterday afternoon, but the case will | up these contracts at 4 n low | be conn cemeationn ——A biinding snow p Mhtnon oes ———— SOeeOney. Civiliaatic ' be brought at once to the notice of the Grand Jury. j figure andthen have them cashed at their face bas heen going on al day to-day an j the thermome- 1 egy MEETING of stockholders of Keokuk North- perfectio , Alex. ie ed and George Owens, two negroes, be- pe St. Maur was intrustea with the procurmg | ter has registered zero all day 1885, Hg mee ee oe i x ‘ive A+ 8. ‘. ng taper - came involved i: a quarrel yesterday in an alley in | of the claims. as he s'ood so near the throne, but as "EN : ie ~ . purpose | the rear of 4118. Sixth street, when Owens shot | Soon as he won the confidence of. the gentlemen “hoe greed “ery cate, and electing nine directors to serve the enauing year. _ Polls And the thonsand and one other canses that disable people i | Taylor in the leg a tow inches above the knee. | who were perfectly willing to + a little out of | County. ——Mrs. W. D. Lawhorn has revurned frog F. L. JORNSTON, Sec'v. Prest by accident. Do not pos pone secaring a policy in the | wens was arrested on a charge of attempt to kill. | ‘he company, he turned around and proceeded to | a visit to her father near Brown's Station..—Prof: | PFVHE annual meetin 7. rt. ' NN | hi . — ao a. is ar fe , : eting of the stockholders of the Presby- TRAY?! LER! as t umbrel a store of Wm. Repp, 1012 Washington ave- . * BOGUS CONTRACTS tice of County School Commissioner. —A difficuity ors will be held on onday, anuary 26, inst., at Y o’clock 1 he only thoroughly reliable and safe Com an doi An with su ititious contractors fore ’ ~ m.inthe office of th : pany ng nue, but was extinguisfed by the department be- ppositiious Tractors, orged the/| occurred at Aliman's restaurant a few evenings | *™.™ — EDWA RD COOPER, Bessette Accident Insurance business. | fore it had made much headway. Damage $300, | C@*hiers “O. K. on thera and disposed of them like | since as a dance was in progress,and Bud —_ ; ' | S00. | ee cals, thé Riebiy astimablo pontieman acre, | fon anon ee ae Anderson | “January 18, 1985. Traveling men and others should send for our rates. White's photograph gallery at 1014 was damaged to } © | a > 4 a ciated with him chuc cling all the w ilie at the exX- tn rough bis clothinz, his person being untoucbed. OFFICE Ca IN TORA > Co AD ' ‘aie lnk , ARTHUR A. MOSHER, State Agent, Marshaltown, Iowa, and married last even reaches bis mouth it rattles avainst his teeth Tia | . ee Ny « ! ore the | when he attempts to touch the nape of his neck.” Healthful, nutritious and palatabie, and relished ceremony the groom was served with a summons to The case isa very extraordinare one, and the | by the most delicate. Try them and you will be de appear at the May term of the Circuit Court as rogress of the disease is being watched vy a - | lighted. Mad Dozi defendent ip @ breach of promise case brought by ber of prominent physicians. — The condition of the | = eae eee ret Oe “ 2 , Mal : - eS, Miss Tina Lindel! of lowa f or $5,000 damages. This | late railroad associates, who are at ~ ep lean AFTER THE GAS COMPANY, circumstances cast @ gloom over the progeedings. in taking up a subscription on his behalf, Crrcaco, January 17.—Sir Alexander Campbell's | rer -- A Lady Who Alleges That She Nas Sus here on a charge of robbing the Mardi Gras Inyitations. tained Serious Damages. | nephew Canadain Pust Oftice eeertnen, was ret . Canada yesterday. The North Chi polling ain, Invitations have been issued by the Mardi Grag| Bermadina Abeln flied a suit to-day Against the will be started up Monday with 1,500 men and wil} | Committee for the Grand Reception Imperial which | 8+ 10'® Gas Light Company to recover $1,000 to the amount of $80, Se etiees ale € the litt Ww . ‘eine cleverness 0 ® gar . : ; isc: ics ‘ Miss Helen West was married at the Second qiadene biel pemmeail. Ge er en ee Anderson was fined $75 and discharged.——Miss HE regular annona! meeting of the Stockholders of is Baptist Church on Thursday to Mr. George A. | before they reached the cashier. issued pte? Crem | na Potts is the guest of Miss Jennie Karnes of this Ty company for the election of five (5) dir:ctors for the Walnut and Broad wav ‘Southern Hotel), St. Lonis, Mo. Pierce of Mobile. Alabama Miss West has been | and spiths the proce ot & — fr new ones | City. ~——— MCsars. Day of Nebraska are visiting here. | eusuing vear, will be held at he offfee of the eonpagy a Ss eEE——————_—___—_—_—— a a a = | very prominent in charitable and church work, and | jast —_ reculated the fret. This pro ow an Rk. i. Baker ts bee peti, — sev- | Louis, Mo, on aeutag. conus ee tS oe a. mm. Get ye ik the congregation presented her witb rail @ b- RUUALe — ae §6fae cess hej eral hemorrhages recenitly.——Revs. J. M. Mar- : ANTEL C N, dent, ~~t one hapa (og sandy By, a silver ser continued 60 successfully, 7 he gradually in- | tindale and UC. C, Woods are conducting a series of | _'RUMAN P. RIDDLE, Secretarv._ Sb ECLA L, LIN ae U CHIMEmN & S Inan altercation in the rotundaof the C t sire wan crore gg moll b nb ep ie ~ a p ane to | meet.ngs at the M. E. Chureh.-——-A peasant mite ( $4 — watts Ano COMPANY—St. | 1.000 st & ’ TAUNGS! 0 our , . ge } acts c wou! net ras ! f ‘rid. ; sae FA anus be 18 —T l uf ; : House between O. W. Bleeck, formerly at deputy | »im so:me snug thousands, when one day ast wag v one Tie Minow Ore of Columbia tho. oo shareholders of this compan (or the ection of directors Stoves of ail kieda g goes Peggle ena ety Tara eae Cook assessor, and J. . Martin, employed in the As-| Wile St. Maur was at the bedside of his dying | guest of to tahaea "Wain aan demiohe ‘koran and ioe the transaction of other business wi'! be held on F it ings a greatly reduced prices on easy p° yments, Also Carpets, sessor'’s office, late yesterday afternoon, Bleeck | wife, the Cashier got _b old of one of tne | and Ana Potts left Friday evening to visit friend. re ee verte A Witte: Pres id vei: eng and everything a House Furnishing Line at lowest cash prices on easy knocked eee aoe vee Sauster, a deputy bogus calms, and P we once the | in Fulton, Mo. Prof. J. R: Davis has gone to Col- WNUAL : — payments, assessor who a lem pte to. inter ere.in the sane curtain Was rung down, an 1s icht WAS ex. mihi ' -ie it ie ¢ — : . ; NNUAL Steckho!cers’ meeting of the Standard Foun- way. The affray arose overan articie said to be | tinguished inthe cloomy precincts of the Dour ” ama cer iaenices aad bok tee Pe Brae es - A dry Company, at their office, on January 19, 1835, for . . : - ae tten by Bleeck about the conduct of the As- | Courts. Although his fraud extended over many } from cholera ; P| Oe een eee Pres a ¢ AYE HALES iN nese sessor’s office. A warrant was issued for Bieeck’ months he made nothing bv it, ashis monev was TE RCE ' , REIOT TODD ident. + mth ck's | y it, vas Pierce Ciry, Mo., Jannary 16.—The coldest day — = —————EE ; : | tent. Th arrest on a charge of assault. always consumed in keeping tue contracts afloat. | thus far this season.——In case the proposition ot os 2 pe appr there are On Werinesday Justice McCaffery united in mar- The patient. said the physician,”is 41 vears od, | Mr. Guinseg to buitd waterworks is accepted by SPECIAL NOTICES. i es ' = ~— ames a= @ a eee, ae ee a country o riage Miss Laura Eckerly, dauzoter of the ex-presi- = is — the ca se with persous thus afflict- | vote of the citizens on the Ztn, 2 cents per 1U» | —— ' bj U Fr S | - S E U R LJ ‘Come lage / dent of the Seraper-Dy is & Eckerly Grocery Com- a. yee had bea! 2 _ _ ys his parents gallons is the maximum price he is allowed to charee DON’T 7" Lm rl4 r E L that the J Seer > by Mn De? Brock - ona’) wien in was prostrated by caweke he 1376 be onde a om ee es being nO regular pastor Of:tne - k ORGE r 1 Lr t Cor. Fourth and Locust S-s St. Loults, Mo ‘ try. The , ’ y Mueller Brothers and living in saree y Suns + BB EDK erwen iristian Church “social meetings” are held every in theees: tees sien aad . : ae “ Ms . are t} the rear of the Eckeriy residence, 1103 Morrison excessive menial! . ra n, which w as followed by Sunday.——Thea -jration of the subject of inelare “Over $70 have been distributed in sick benefits and dona- ie Re ens ea mn Cy, KOO MS 75 CEN rs To 1 50 PER DAY. rt of a avenue. The marnrnace isthe resuit of a romantic | Orain fever, and since then, aithough ti iysiciaily welis in St. Louis will induce many to vote for the I tions by the Provident Protective Association in one for Laciies sho piog saa pitncneds where reasonable prices prevail. ery convenient >it * attachment formed at first sicht by the young peo- | strong, he has been mentally weak. lis present | waterworks who otherwise would vote no. one ines week. Persons desirous of protecting their faraiiies in case Nearer tiie iridere than apd ove, she Saar for all the Parks and Gardens. — _ le, The parents of the bride furnished a neat iliness commenced five months ago, when he be- | residence of Mr. D. A. Smith was damaged by fire | oF ay should not forget this facts. Office y hotel in the city. try et yee Teheone ite & int aM op en gy everything is was tunemula, "phage Lay =i! > i tagior this afternoon to the amount of $150. | SS ee — . JAS. H. HURST, Pro rietor except M . \ ‘ z . . AN LOT re es shite ¢ icy yo 7 ‘ . ee SS a es ~ S 4 shades. mes Aammeaeees pressure in the occipital revion. The ay J Bess ‘Horns, ARKIVALS. SS Teer ene eran nents ot membenite sues ae Fe Shae x ot bu: sSuU Analiv anda evey: c ‘ a ~~ ee y t hav , region of pressure graduaily extended forward | to William Milliken, having been ! write 7 | ii St. Louis, January 10, 1884. until it invoived the veriex of the head. From this " , is hereby givea, as sequiret by Se fF ie ‘ aoe aimato '] o Buyers of Bridal Gi/ts: region of pressure momentary, iancinating Hi, J. Hateher, Lynchburg. Va.; Thos. Lynch and =o Exchange, that application for aeniionee al said a . Doshin Si! | Our collection of fine Silverware, both solid and electric like pains radiate o the | Wife, Philadelpaia: are at ths Southera, ceftificate will be made under the rae —_ 5 naan a i ted, Brass Goods : ‘Enns | CO rUOr and outer portions of | J. Weheman, Wheeling, W. Va; 4H. &. LIKEN. Fifty car-loads of Heating an ing Sto Furni ’ ICs . a plated, Goods, Bisque Fiyures, Clocks, | the head. In the early part of September his left | Palynyra, Mo..and Fred Helmer, Indianapoii ADDO, seme nn thin thirty days, regard ee d Cooking em ture, Carpets, ete., which must be sold Mura Brot ei Bronzes, Vases, Bric-a-Bracand Jewels, is so grand | hand began totremble whenever he became ex- | the Laciede ; ; oe | ae y anys, ardiess of » tor . OF On easy time payments. ealers in that we feel assured that we can supply cited. This tremor gradualy increased in f “oe r- me, and your de- ‘ n fre-| D. M. Knox, Kansas City: L, M. Frank, Philadel. | | sires for Bridal Gifts (elegant and not expensive), | tren y, UNtt It became constant, even occurring | phia; P. 8. Robinson and Ml. Engel, New York are | E. E. SOUTHER & BRO. tached | ; cpensive), | while the patient is asleep. Several weeks. avo his at the Li: ; as - ERgSL, NC ork, are St. Louis, 2£0. 8 j attached | most satisfactorily, for unquestionably our grand | Tight hance also began to tremble whenever he be. et cae Deale j IRO , ; : } ‘Se eb oh | 8. Seen aiid great disturbance created by the prisoners, | Meiena, Moutaua; and George G. Eastbrook, Cim | MANUFACTURERS OF Ope ery : : ; V- nts of OW. abeona About ten weeks ayo he first noticed that bis left | C044, are at the Pianters’. ey oe Corrugated Iron f = at aterm soar es soon Hi @ hope to receive a call from you, and will| leg was weaker than the night. Subsequentiy.| James M. sheridan and wife, Atlanta, Ga: J. 1. | ga or Rocfing, Siding &Celling | = i OOOEEEE—EE——EEee 0,000, a 4 guarantee to please you in every respect. oaee eens a -_ of the left | Campbeil, Little Rock, Ark.; Johm Crane, Pittsburg oR Crittenden McKin'ey Jno. BR. Downman. “ br aa : MERMOD @ JACCARD JEWELRY CO., _| One of the most amazing symptoms has bees forge: | Ald SY. FH. Bennett and wife, Leadville, Col., are at on A | 5 = eapital of Fourth and Locust streets ication. He felt as if a worm were crawling beneath Eres Soy “% vs We shall , the skin in the _C. M. Jones, Little Rock; A. A. Heine, Louisville, ’ : gen Bos othe eagray until February 1 the sale BACK PART OF HIS NFCK. ; Kyi C. W. deine, Pera, Ind.: F. F. Heine. “prety ' SSS af j 2. S er oe Diamonds at their present extraordinary low | tne sensation at times lasting so long that it almost | zOO, Mich.; G. A. Pierce, Kamsas City, and &, P. SSS 7 SOLE AGENTS FOR = = aione is s ) prices, and upim the advantageous terms of sale | Made him wild, It was alieviatel by a fly blister.” | uler, Sbipman, Dit, age at the Everett House. : S " 4 £1 @nd stand: . we are now offering. “I noticed decided syniptoma of muscular inco- | . 7. 1. Bradish, Detroit; D. L. Eustice, Galena: J. gy = al ; ti. ee reporter remarked. Leonie. Dailas: R. P. Renfroe, Aima, ark.: Tnos. = q7 — | i ~ tands are in a condition of constant tre. | \- Gambie, Gaiveston; R. P. Winston, salt : ; WOE AT THE WEDDING. mor,’ the physician answered. When he performs H. O. Dimmock, Pittsburg and P. H. Miuor phe sy J 7} =. : eo . , any voluntary Seoreummont with the left hand, the ® ¢ 4t Barnum’s., : } i a . Back.to n am muscular inco-ord ination, which is so characteristic) Frank Wi t sek . eSsemer and Anchor ; ‘ Ca ada Iron Mills Starting Up— of mu. tiple cerelro-sp.nai ante Ove is er “ e ae Frank _W ittenburg, L tle Re ck, Ark. - Ceorre s ag } Ilinois Items. the line along which his hand pasess Nee nal —e x — Kaness; ©. Hooves, Montrose, Mo.: G. F. j ay Ne ; ae NO eae Wine erases being exceed- | Parker, Texas; F. is and wife, Alton, TL; DEALERS IN , Mis ouing, January 17.—Joho O. Thompson, a well- | from the table to his mouth with his ie Pane | are, Ee, Set may OOS 5.3. Nogingin, ee = = ; known young man of this city, who came from | invariably spills the wader; ana wa hang * gee he | Now Fema Sere , | : 8 a : : : uen 1” Class | | lan) 5 _ ae a 7, ; ’ | | . ; @ o -— a EN . Office 315 Olive St. : Choice line of Hot 21st and Mercer sts., East St. Lonis. ALSO “a Coffee Ura — acicpnone S52: | Cooking Stoves,tce-Boxes and Refrigerators MIicMIUNN’S ELIXIR OF 60S MARKET ST. LL OF Wines for the Working Mal run abo:ttwo montha: There is no prospect of the | will take place at New Orieans ‘Tues: d f , sday, Feb or an alleged attempt to ma mtn of fe outage lla 7s | I. The nvhatons an wal of ine ae | gut ner toe She areas fet, blog woth Coniey and were arrested bere yesterday artistic execution. W hen folded it represents a dence, b reasoa of. which the adjoining ber resi- Tt i ornia ock e+ see BEC giaes for playing a game. miniature tent. Th became | cellar of the house | pe eas bees, Bo oe Vaxpatsa. January 17,—Rufus White was arrested me ine engravings on the interior | OF tne cook Sie ane and destroyed the appetite | P ’ : | MissouriGoncord ...-.300 par betle be per ae oo dob paasenyer tretn from the Rest on bm charge represent King Carnival seated on his throne, rates san She aiso Clauns $250 damages for in- IG EWS \ Old Rtablis ESTABLISHED 1953, . ntaatanes per per of kidnaping a 4-vear-old bov he had with rounded by his subjects, wit) juries to et property by the Caving in of o Psy . are’ Gal exclusivety mm native that sre strictly | Ho will be taken back to Terre Haute where the | hovering tn the air over him bearine profuse wreaths | 82% eve) DYE WORKS GELS CLEANED UY Six HOURS. RE acet ‘ as E . Lind ; 0 tie Lop, Dottoin —- . are to ous ni To J a ona dhigs ts aa ley and Ww. F, representation Conca ae —— Wr have still a of No 312 Oli . CORE. noc cescecessrecseee Gl Coat... “eee call on . nee ‘ Perens aiste 6 tees, Sees 085 Baraem yesterday mee of fighting kpights’ heralds, Orpheus. Gam. | the Westminster. me eed Pe ‘ive Street, meee ehaeehba tia! Peat. cose ae JOHN: brinus several antique dames. Surmounting Smmoxs Harow ap Ae CLEANED, ALTERED W. 80 : NICHOLSON & co., Md 4RE Co, , imbestatyle. Orders by express be oapéty i. 7 ——~ Sixth st.. bet. and CED, Successor of J, Boeringer & Co., attended Orders by mail promptiy to. _ 409 Walnut Street, opp. Southern Hotel .
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> per cent ORE. ee Carat Co. ‘(OODS ! Lowest Cash vening until Na ‘eee ‘ON 3NOHdaqaL SS 2AN0 3 MG UD MY SuoyteUdpeay s- t —— = ~~ : —_ Re sf aha 2 he i o ne ‘ we = ~ 2 Cm Se gt Oey a . r. - : - y aS ’ 7 —~: . “ 4 | St . h ‘si ate 7 * ,e he see. eet ae oy is ity ) ) . Fouts Te ae eee " ia hs - Ei a i KS - * ow poe a Be eh ae eee iat te ° ts) ‘rs ° 2 tae ny, - o ne 18 - is Fe 4 » “+ _ “% ae ra ae 4 ‘ d ae van? m ve, Soy ies ioe ae aturbay, Ganmary 17, | Re SL ae Se om a ii 885, iy : Dy em | tn i %. 7 oe ee e% i Opera House, that is beautifully farnished and that has about ali toe conveniences [hit are supposed to , be the outcome of the hishest E rropean civilization. . There isa main lor, a readinz-room, closets, | din.og-rooms, kitenen, side-boards and such other | things as are found at the Lotos Club, the Universitv | and those of that crajie. It is not so extensive, ‘perhaps, but what there is of it is certamly as richly furnished aud as well adapted to the demands of mouern clublite. And yet there are only twenty- six wembers. A bunib r of these you will alwars Bee wud —, 8 o'c.0c . in 7 ete sare SS nut sheht evidences that it is ansthing more the Bow the hig PS paepener te Shep = an ordinary American club. There are portraits of _what Teey Doand How They Live—A the Emperor ond E:ipress of gapen, the py — ; rnaue . ; i prosperous Clab With but Twwenty-Six ing an unusually sweet and delicate face and Db middie of tue main paror ha gs suspended from Members —J 4 panese Men Who Have Mar- JAPANESE IN NEW YORK. Facts About a Most Respectable but Very Limited Colony, the gilded cei ing the J«panese commercial flag, which is pure white—a red bail in the center—with ried Americans a rich aited States flag on either side. At the street end of the parlor there is the saine pretty combination of colors, The chairs, tabies, 80 els, book-cases are al] American. Bpectal Correarondence of the Post Disnatoh. IX THE JAPANESE CLUB. oat ) : A JAPANESE DUDE IN AMERICA. New Yona, January 15. There are only about An odd-lookine white paper box. filled with rice, thirty-five natives of Japan in New York. The | ont of which protrudes an orange. from which people of that country do not come here like the | growsa miniature pine tree, sits on Chinese , ery ; mantelpiece. This is thoroug'ily Japanese and isa _ In fact, they are very d.fferent from the sign of good luck and plenty. It reminds one of the o'd custom of throwing a handful of rice after anewiy-marr ed copie. In fact. rice seems a sort of embiem of coo) luck t.e world over. On the table of tre readinz-room lies a Japanese-En- gish dictionary madein Japan It iooxsqiite in like anv book we nike, being exceeding y thick and exceedingly sort. If .ou were to lay ‘Weoster’s Unabridged” upon another and then eut them in three equal parts, eech part would loos« very much like the Japanese-ingish dictionary. | | | | | similarity in the language, religion and appearance of the two people, but there it ends. No people of the Eastern Hemisphere are so much like the Puropeans ingtheir menta) traits as the Japanese. There may be cultured Chinamen, enterprising Chinamen and clean Chinamen in China. but precious few of them have come over here. Not so of the Japanese. Such of them as have come to America Save been a very s pertor c ass of men, ian iiusirate | humorous weeciy, a sort of apanese Many of them have been students who came forthe | Punch or Puck ? € cartoons are in_ blac« and advanterces of an American coliegrate education. | white and show @ ludr.cous mixture of Enrope n ese papers and ma azines. One of these papers is and Japanese art To taten bigs rank—in som- brancies a higher rank than our own young wen. But a strange fatalitv geemstolavetaiben upon the Japanese students that bave been sent here, Many of them have died of pulmonary disease, aod the impress on is pretty | . found. rether. a tua. Observation There en | | ' } TRANS PORMATION IN DRESS. The Cer: ratibtion at Ph tadelphia in 1876 miay of Japanese goods at the Cen- ferna. I! was the Orst one that had ever been ma‘e i) Amernca oue of the tirst. im fact, ever made anywhere. and it was like the opeu.o7 up Oarewvonrd in which many of the erts of civilization were carried to a po.nt of amazing perfection, A JAPANESE RANBER AT NOME. Naturally, with the i:troduction of Japanese — through the Centennial Exh bition, caine the apanese themselves. thoucu not to any great ex- | ---- tent. There are fewer of Bere are of the natives of any other considerawle | country on the globe, perhaps, and none of them come here to become citizeus, all of which argues that the Japanese like the r own customs aud coup- ty The thirty-five of thei wio ive in New York are the quietest and most genteel «f peope. It is these in America than | — Company, and came ‘ago, but in that time he tas ‘earned to speak both One of the most thorou chiy eiucited and intelli- gent Japanese centlemen who lives here is Mr Nagataka Sato, who mak-s his home with Dr. L. D Ly Plasse, the leadine Frene ipivsici nn of thi | ¥en business establishments that have parent houses iv Japan. First Japandse Trading Company. desiers in Japan- ere bnea-lirac, potteries, fancy gods, ete : Mori- ae Brothers, dealers in the same: me andthe Yokohama Specie Bank. Winited Japanese population of this city Stlached in some capacity ofwhech have correspond and Paris avents of the ae and the Yokobama Specie Bank a ——_ | Avcies Or @rencies here are corporations with fapital of considerable magnitude. and it would not | be extravagant to sa Eenicmen who do sent an aggregate capital of nearly his | ee™ - arly $4.000,000, This | , :, Bion " ' It ts gaid the freseoin in the new tending evidence of their good character | St. Louis Ciub House — will "he one of the rtof the creed of the Japan e & be civ lL. Po- tenes is tageht in their schoo s and in their coun- Don't disgust everybody by hawking, blowing and spi'ting, but use Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and be cured. There are | in New York City CLUE CHAT. ’ ainato Trail Co leal Mat le: | 'o Jrating Company. dealers in raw sli; the | x t! y . mhin Silx Company, also Jea ers in raw silk: the 17 teode = ea © eprcecgelingaraageg ra gc! a nie a ‘ Cw a . The regular annual meetiog of the University Puesday night, but owinsz the meetinz adjourned | the Nipon, ‘ ‘Ter M. Uveno, dealer i thee Club was called for iast The very:| to the want of a quorum is wioily | until to-nicht, when the anual election will take | | with these concerns, ore g bihmalinn in Ape om | place and the reports of directors fur the year will | / be presented. ! ers in the sare: suey euay be said to be no more than ome establishments in Japan Tr *. ’ . : eye » annual ball of the Liederkranz Clnb will take wo Lamnato Trading Company has a capital of place to-n cht two weeks. The mos extens.ve reparations have been mide, and, as these balls ave always enjoyei tie h ghest reputation, it is | gafetosay thatt e comme one will be a suecess. The coucert and hb pof the Germania Club w |l be followed by anoiber entertainment to-night 5,000,000. Ail the other concerns that bave that the turty-flve Japane-e usine s in New Yor 2 wheel to the defendant. Toe divorce suit. tustituted yesterday by E:nmma Boe:nler against Henry Boemier, the attorney, was | | dismissed yesterday in Judge H ruer’s courton Mrs. | Boemier’s motion. Toe Mount Pigrim Benevolent granted articies of meorporation in Judge Lubke's esterday. tieury Lyun et al. fur $715 19. — A Huang Jary. | The jury in the case of Cuaries Dunn against the | usa! of one of these wel-filled books is really in- Cass Avenue and Fair Grounds Raiway retired ast e vening about 4:30 o'clock, aud after remaining | out until 2 o'elock to-day were disci arged by Judze | Thayer. because they cou d not agree upon a ver- | dict. Cherlie Dunn. by bis next friend, sued the | company tor $15,000 damazes for the lows of a leg, caused by a car of the defend ints lane running over vim during Fawr week last year. The jury stood uine for the plaintiff and toree for the defendant. -——— Dr Rutledge Attended the Patient. A case affecting Dr. W.V. Rutledge was referred to the Coroner yesterdiy. A colored mau named Wiii- iams, living at No, 9 Centre street, repor.ed that Dr. yerteriayv the cnid bed to ae@ath. He said that he couli not get the informat.oa be wanted bimseif and he thought it advisab.e w refer the matier to ihe Coroner. — es The Bridal Bulletin. The following marr age /icen.es were issued yes ; J terday: John Shaunaban, Quiicy, ms to Mary A. Skirwin. Quiney, Hl; Josep Reid, 2121 Wash street, to June Foster, 272] Wasi street, Jacov Beckier, 1708 Wash street, ro Carstive Owed, a a tui street; George -chuster, 125) 5. ‘nird, to Mary Poy, eT — AUTOGRAPHS. Sen, Sonater Pendleton’s signa’ure is not very hand. Cartisi sts & good .ieal afier the styl: of Mr. ble “ es, W ade Hampton's is A very neat and lewi- in the fH Mr. Waive of Connecticut, the olest man frieicd ion Writes “with the regards of your old or af fil obn T. Waite, Norw ch. Conn.” Mr. Sprinz- pring —— writes, “Yours very truly, W. H | tree’ in a fain tres Of Texas signs “Tom Ovhil- “Wry f, fairly lev ible round hand Mr. Phelps signs hand. O'Han Phelps in a very Pein business write of ara and Smalis, the colored mien hers, of Ken: te ptm up to the aversce. Mr. Turver Bhan —_ ¥ Sens “Yours, Oscar Torner, G braitar ander H y." Mr. Step.ens of Georgia wrote “Alex. Hall, ¢ Siephens, M C., of Ga.: residence Liberty > ane yan fo.daviie, Ga" A Virginia meinber 3 188 Jolin T. Harris, Harrisonours, Va., March » 4051, 10:40 p. m.; House in session: snowiug, and Y The Heavy Demand Upon the Presi. dent for His Signature, How the Signatures of Our Statesmen Are Secured for Their Admiring Fellow. | Countrymen—Pages Who Drive a Profit-— able Business—A Few Sain ples of Cengres- | sional Chirography. a Spectal Correspondence of the Post-Disnatoh. Wa4sHINGTon, January 15.—-The autograph hunt- | ers are hard at work again. Itisa curious place, is Was) ington. Everybody who comes here want carry away, he thm’ 8, something with himto re- mind him of his Visit and to show his friends that he bas rubbed aga:nst ereatness somewhere. If he can ie geet a chip of the Washington monument he is con- 3 tent; or, if he does not get this, he sets about securing _ Somebody's autograph. [n this be is yuite successful, for scarcely anybody in official iife wiil refuse his , Aulozraph toa respectable-iookins person, except atthe bottom of acheck or official document of , Some sort. Of course the greatest demand is for the autograph of the President. Letters come fro: | every direc.ion every day asking his autograph. / They ure siftei out of the general correspondence ' by the private secretary, who attends to the recep- ee that it isa request for an aitograph. When the day's mails have been worked over these letters, , which are sometimes a dozen or twenty in a@ day, | are laid aside. and an Opportunity awaited to pre- sent them to the President for hts signature, They are usualy placed in the hands; of Charley Loeffler, % the President's usher, who watches the opportunity / when the President is not engaged or tired. and ob- tains the coveted autograph. Sometimes the auto- _&taph is affixed to the letter requesting it, but | usually it is written, or rather scrawled, on a card, | which the experienced Chariey has ready, waiting | the moment when be may catch the President with , ton, opening, and arranging of his mail | and tirown = aside in a heap. each | marked on the envelope “auto,” to indicate great crowd in Washington.” A Tennessee men ber wrote “The dear little pages, daily in hunt of . autozrapis, will fear soou beco ne troublesome. Yours truly, Wm. R. Moore.” Mr. Moore is no longer : TROUBLED BY THE AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS, naving been retired froin Congress some time eince, Oue rural member, in bis fir t SeS510O, Supposing the albums belonged to the boys themselves, wrote | “A goo! boy willmakea good man,” and other Bev Frank iinisims, until he vo’ a hint in some way, and shut down on the sentiment. Some of tie au’ O:raphs are, as iutimated above, quite illegible, sufficient leisure for this work. ften A AU? DEED OR TWO OF THESE REQUESTS will accutmuiaie defore the President gets time to attend to them. Sometimes they will run even tugber than that. and often b's hand gets tired with the monotonous scrawl of “Chester A. Arthur,” “Chester A. Arthur,” ie ! i an A. Arthur,” which he hay affixed ip an} and would be as intr'cate asa Chinese puzzie, but ‘Micial way perhaps hundreds of timesduring the | that the writer usually follows bis name with his day. It must pot be supposed, however, that the | "esi a Congressional District. so that tue President si — ust curious, by wrestl: g with the Oougressional Direc- gus everyth:ng that bears his name, or | tory, may find out what the strau se characters are even that which appears to bear his “autograph.” | intended to represent. Some of the most striking ZC of tuese “artistic” autograpus are those of (on sress- f 4: f J ; a. men E. Joha Eilis of Louts.ana, R. M. Murray of Yj, Vi eX Ohio, and S. Disvle of South Car slina, wh ch turee, wilt (hose of Messrs. Morrison and KewJey, and | 3 There are probab'y many people in this country, especially inthe West, who are fondly supposing President Arthur, are given herewith. that they have the Presi lent’s own signature, written by his own hand, simply because the name. as signed to some official document, looks like Mr. Arthur's own signature. It would be & physical impossihility for him to sign all the documents requ red to bear his name, and at the same time attend to tbe more important duties of his office. The lag warranis alone, for instance, are sO numerous as to take constant sign'ng of the President's name tor several hours every day. Then there are many other cases of a similar sort. So there are ceriain clerks whose duties are simply to sign the President's nime for bim. And thev fall | into a way of making the sicnature like brs, be- | cause it is bis in all essential pariculars, and so it micht as well be like lisin a:pearance. The re- su.t is that thousands of signatures of the Presi- dent are not written by bim. This does not apply to the question of autogranhs sent in response to THE HOUSEHOLD, Retail Prices of Sundry Supplies That Cheer the Inner Man. “It's an ill-wiod that blows nobody good,” is an old saying, the truth of whichcan in no way be more clearly demonstrated, than by watching the eiTect which « sudden change in the weather has on the stail-keepers in Union Market. When there is a genuine gale, such as that of yesterday evening, the game-dealer is jubilant over antici- pated profits, while the vegetabie man looks discon- solaie, mutters imprecations on the “veastly” weather, and refuses to be comforted by the sug- gestion that wuen the warin weather comes it will be his turn to reap the harvest that now goes to the game dealer. The weather of tue past week has been very favoranle for the sale of came, and a rushing business has beendone. The supply, which comes mainly from Arkansas, has been, however, ty oe La a gg regarded as nowthe sort that | fully equa! tothe demand. Vension is now out of nay ' it ist the Capitol. however, that the autograph | §@80n, but antelope and bear stake are in the mar- ket totake its place. Eggs are 80c a dozen, and the price of butter nas advanced 5c a pound. Although the price of cattle has gone up somewhat, the retail price.of meat st.li remains the sane. Thefollowmg are to-day’s prices: Game— wild tur- key i5ce; Wvodducks 5v per par Grouse $) per parr, eoltlector is in his giory. There crest men are to be met at every turn, and au ographs whic’ are at- tractive everywhere away from Washington may be bad fur the asking. The customary method of | obtaining them is through the serv ces of the pares | | in the House and Seuate and Suvreme Court. These litle felows are brigut and quick and quite ready for the opportunity to makea few doiiars by this Eig steak @#e a pond, and amelope process. | 2c a pound. Mailard ducks ®eca pur; “We cet from five to ten or fifteen dollars for get- | teal ducks 50c per pair. Squirrels 10c apiece. Com- to recover $581 40 ting an album filed in the House.“ said one of the, mou rabbits I5¢_ apiece. Vomestic ducks paces of that boly, who, iy the way, is the grand. | 3@We apiece. birds 50c a dozen, ton of a noted member of the Confederate ca inet. | Quad $1 per doz Geese 75e@$! 2H. Pheas “The Senate pages get about the same tor getting the auts $1 00 per pair Rocky fountain pheas- | autographs of the memovers ove there If an al- ; ant $1 29 per pair, and turkeys loc a pound, jtum isto have the autozraphs of tie Presid~nt, | Oysters 3c to Sle per can. Bear sienks | Cabinet officers, Supreme Court Justices, Senators | 4c @ pound. Butter — Elgin 35¢: lowa — | aud Represe itatives complete, we usually get $25 fancy dairy Bige; ; choice dairy 2c aud for getung it filled. How do we get them? Go to/ 2c; country I2be@ ec per ib. Honev-’ the members when thev are iu Their seats and ask | 2c per ib) Erzgs 3 verdoz Poultry—Spring them for their autographs. They seldom refuse. | chickens $3 00@%3 DD per = doz. Meats— Someumes if they ate busy they won'tdo it, buta, Loin beef Wa I Ae per Ib; rib = beef felow with tact won't gotoa member when he | lU@i5c per lb; veal Ise to Be per ib. rhere are mutton, 10.@1&ge r pound; pork 10@12\¢« per of two or three venerations ol! siatesmen, : that wen oue wets this disease Le never recovers | plant 4 bt Society was from it, amd whenever thre come ina lot of new | statesmeu t e old album ia broucat to the surtace | ¢ .ourry ; aud trotied round fer mere s gn-manuals. Max Scher atiekens ndgement yesterd ay against | coretiines happens that Ove of ¢ 1ese albums has ators, and ex-3eva ors, and perhaps five hundred sees that he i<x busy. SOME WH DON'T LIKE (IT MUCK. There's Mr. Beimont, for instance, be doesn't fancy | it very much, but he usualy sizns, though. Theo | whee we get the House we yet some page in the | Se.ate to get the Senators’ nanes, aud tnen cet the | ridiug-pa e or some goud-natured member to et | the Pres.dent’s and Cauvinet officers’ signatures for | us liouse down. not onv passed, oul re-passed and passed avai, until they contain the sutovraphs | So it the autograph- of iwo or more Presents, of a dozen or more Cabinet officers, of a bundred Sen- members and ex-memlers of the House. The teresiing. If a mads aut graph 8 @ key to his The, are a curious study. these albums, after | beets at claimed to be due on the sale of a turbine water | phy ave been passed around aud filled with sig- ' natures from the White ' them are Some of | carrots, bunch; pumpkins, 0c to It seems | ish 5e | cabbage 10c to 25e per lead: spinaco De per squash W@15¢e apiece: turnips Be pei bagos 20c — peck; green onions, three 5c, cucumbers, ; asparagus 10c a bunch, turee buuches for 5c. pound: corn beef 8 to 10¢ per pound; kidneys 7c apiece; tongues, 3 to 4c apiece; sweetbreads We; calves liver, 3c; calves, to We; lamb-fries, bras, We; calves’ head $1; sansage, 10@iz4c per pound; ox-tail, 5 to We. Vevetables—Cauliflower, Sc to Me a herd; Soup bunches, 5¢ per bdunech; canna: he.@ 15e per head: parsley 5c; letiuce. Se head: ce 8 0per peck ; potatoes at 20ec per peck; new po atoes Dc a quart; Qe per peck: sweet = =6poraloes izse: butter beans Ic; celery 2c to We @ Ge apece, horserad- r root: radishes 8 buncnes for ec; oyster inches for 10e; endive 3 heads for !vc: red peck, ramps 25¢ per peck; Huboard eck; ruda- unches for 25c apiece; cranberries Wc a quart; ~elery root 10c; = LOCAL BREVITIES. -writer can’t do any Mr. John D. Finney bas taken editorial charge of the St. Lou.s Cri.ic. Tne will of Carl Schluter was probate yesterday. ; ; ie ial of Dr. Rutledge for criminal maiprac ional yesterday in the Court of Criminal Cor- rection, Mrs. Clara Forde and two children are reported In great destitution by the poiice at No. 127-5. own - la will give a ball at St. lly Nine Social Circle acme ‘halt to-nigit for the benefit of Mr. Joba Cauifieid. as Seana tte of the ia Hy he me Ay Cooner of the Tribune-Repub- lican, Denver, Col., are in the city. Miss Pauline Coronna, daughter of Mr. N. Co ronna, wii be married to Mr. Samuel A. May, at the residence, 122) second Caronde.et avenue, Wed- pnesday evening, January 21. The remains of the Earl of Aylesford, who died : few days aco in Texas, were expected to arrive a the Union Depot yesterday. The body dil Hot — however, aud it ts probuvly d-iayed by tbe weather. The St. Louisand San Francisco Railroad Com- py brings suit against Juy Goud character, aS 18 sOomet mes ciaimed, then some statesmen must have very crooked characters. Ir bad pen nanssip is & sign Of “reatiess, Caen it Is iu evidence that we have many great men. For the signatures are, mans of them, paimfuily had. A tew are “artistically” bad, evidently written vadiy wita maice arorethoucsht, but tue majority that are upreadabie seem to be so because the betier, or eise hasn't ume to, Take the signatures of THOSE TWO GREAT TARIFF AOITATORS, for instauce, Mr. Keliy of Pennsyivaoia, and Mr. Morrison of luinois, They ready lovok as thouga firm admitted to and the Mis 1/236 5. Third street. Baltimere’s Female College. BaLTmmonn, January 17.—The effort to peer a femae college, under the auspices of bere ay 79 Episcopal Church, has so far Set poe) co oud of the $200,000 uired bas areas serived. The mdications afe that the re er will $000 be ubtuined. §hotina Fight. During a row in frout of 411 5. Sixth i | ' street yester- che leg with @ 22-caliber revolver. The w where tue ball wan extr Owens was up at the Four Cours. y- his sleep, noon -jor in | Clear or strong. afternoon, George Owens sact Alex, Tay if ound was ® | Gnd as it is gf F , | i a ‘ were toe ball wen om aed tg Dr iocked | ae. ” weMilian. = Senstor fr Dat) Mianewmta, Bowling G Mo.: Ca Be : iners appoint- souri Pac fic Company to have app @ | the writers couldn't do any better. They look | ed for ine condemnation of property at Ten b and like ths signatures of men who had ‘een ac | Cerre streets for a depot. : 2 customed to hod ue the plow rather than wrest-| phe Commitree Appeals vances s of statesmansiop. And those i of Honor, met again yesterdsy ling with problems oe mee tate, UF. | Kuighte n Hotel. and continued its bu-ines, At of other tar ff men are 4. G. Carlisie, Coving: | 6, ~— er Bacar wh made its report to Gen. Frank ‘ari for ins ee, sicns “J. & : ‘ e co obi aay ‘a hand tha reminds you of that in D. Sloat, the Supreme Dictator whch your butcher bill: are made out. Hurd E. W. Warfield, superintendent of the railway writes a fair hand, and Rundall signs “Sam. «| aij service. the recip ent yesterday of @ Randall’ in a clear. firm. business-like band that is canes of prom dim 2 ot Americana a yeaaure to read. Mis of Texas writes ax he) pena" eo vift of F. A Putney. € y talus when on the tariff question, Py te ere iD the St. Louis Post Office. vs rhoi a rarv , signature ton tonthpick. and covering nearly half | The damage caso of Daniel Me@jibrary Nenie, a pave of the album. Hewit!’s nene _ A eo be fice anh AE me Motitibray ie euiae for $10,000 da:m- Washburne of Minnesota ters, | Loui Raway, of which Mr. Piste was at the time r | manager. sses without * Price nson aud B. W. Hay Da 4% Paptan Porter E. a =) Washburve, but isnot | Wige. Troy: Georze E. Short and w fe, Cairy: somest sicnature in the is: C.J, Lane and wife, Cinciouati, ion, ee is like | Mian. ee aan and wife, New York. are at t sre some surprises in the matter | | Huat. pper pate. There «re of Maine, who is big ro 3 me for the entertain fairly lezible check : writes " prectiest evening by the Young Men's Coie whilg littie University Hall included Je — nitias are but twice
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——-. Pe ——— Oe ee ——— an + OE vu ; ; ¢ ‘ ’ >. , , ' : - : . ; : ; ' me, 2 ee i : , ua + ue ; a ; ' ' } / , | ’ ; ' :4 | , a : ' ss iri . : +. * : sete 30 wots RS SS £ St, Louis Post-Dispatch, Suturday, January 17, 1885, ea eee LLL I “THE WORLD OF SPORT. - The Situation in Local and National Base-Ball Circles. Aquatic Notes—Horse News—Billiard Mat- ters—Diamond Chips and General Mis- ecellany. Of course, the absorbing topic in the base-ball world continues to be the matter between Mr. Lucas, the League and tue American Association. After considerable effort, a vote of the American Association was secured yesterday on the proposed amendment to the National Agreemivcnt, wou d let Mr. Lucas into the League and whieh bad already been passed by the League. Mr. McKnight, | Parrott, also a powerful arsine, will hardiy con ' Association, tele sent .o again take a seat, aud Peters Ta.uer m ' yosed to his again making one of the eight, Cap} imine- diaieiy commence tue work of preparation for the president of the American } ; graphed his decision to Mr. . E. Young, | president of the League, 45 follows: “Three clubs of the American Association have already voted against the proposed amendment to the National agreement. This setties it onour part. The next thing now remaining to be seen Is whether the League people will push the enure & ree:ment as‘de and take in the Liuwas Ciub whether or no, and thus make a decided rupture between Che asso- ciations, Thus farthe Leavue .peope Lave pro- tested that t' ey have no idea or intention of break- ing the National Agreement, and iusist that they have done nothinc 45 vet winica was not in perfectaccord withthe requirements o: that document. As the admission of the Lucas Club, however, is a matter of considerable impor- tance to the League, some of its eading mem ers have declared themselves in favor of taking in the Lucas people, whether it suits the American Assoc: ation or not, and adoine away with the reserve rule, black- listing and all the other couditions under which the two associa‘ions have lived mutually for three seasons. The League has never shown wueh consideration for the younger body, and only recognized it when from its growing strength, wealth and importance. It has led the American Association by the nose and made it the means of protect.ng itsell and keeping its playersin its own ranks. So the condition of affairs is not encouraging, and before the March meetines there will be some breezy and interesting talk go nv On. In regard tothe situation Mr. Chadwick, whose ideas always havea peculiar value, says in the | Clipper: The folly of any action, taken either by the me. or by the American Association, which would lead to the breakimg-up of the protective sys- tem known asthe National Agreement, or in any way weaken the controilmg influence of the Arbi- tration Committee, isso apparent that i! is not nec- | — essary to discuss it. The simple facts in regard | to the League deal with Mr. Lucas | are that both the League and the American Clubs and himself bave plainly perceived the costiy character of the tmu ual wartare they were envaged in during the past seasou: and the deal in question is simply the resuit of a mutoai , understanding, arrived at through the medium of @ | very abie peace-maker, that the time bas arrived to puta stop to the cosly fight and tocry quits, and try by a combination of club interests to make up the pecuniary losses Loth bave thereby sustained. The League have unanimously electeu Mr. Lucas Club a member of their or,anization, as far as tae Nationa! Agreement Laws wil admit of it; and there is but littie doubt that the temporary barrier | to the deal in question interposed by Mr. Von der Ahe wih be removed, and that eventuaily Messrs. | Lucas and Von der Abe wii jointly agree to mutu- ally beneiit by the base-ball bo- nanza which awaits them m St. Lous when the League ana American Ciub | teams of that city meet ont e field next April. It is all a matter of business. ciations works for its own special pecumery inter- ests, icaving sentimentin the matter good enough | | This would mean war tothe knife | ee which | achedule time to San Francisco, it would thereun season to be stuppee Austraiia on the day Deach which is with Clifford, for! : world and $2.500, on tue rh O Fe very evident that Beach and Hanian nothing undone to aciueve success ineet in competit on. , W. W. Ruddoek of Boston has received a from Hanian, the oarsman, in W: pion writes as foilows, rows his oext rec Fevruary. It will SypNey, December 4, 1854. Dear Mr. Ruddock: Isee by some of muy papers that you received ny canie and = : started work on my LOTS, whieh picases apn ' much. I pave a friend here who @isO walls i , and l would like to have you build him one ot} best. He 1s about 145 pounds weight. rig like mine. soon ar possible. I have oue of your boats under ne I think I shall “get there” first. Yours truly. EF. HANLANS. eight-oared race with Harvard | couiposed in on of pew meno at the sweeps. | who oceuplec | able man, bas graduated and gone abroad, will tain Fianders, however, ts hopeful, and wil big college event on Lie water. -— Hlorse Notes. from Kentucky to St. Louis so soon 4s practicab.e, Bolus, sire of Kole, Eo ist, St. Saviour and Kaisut ton, Va. Henry Clay and his two grandsons, Amos’ ©. M | ‘ | | interests in allow ng Maud 3. to trot, [ | start ano her Malice, com, elled to do so ' Nutbourne, and a car-.0ad oO: 41s Oher creat Lorses | | to LeXingt nm Lis Beason, | jpg no-veiting meeting.” | cently. | mare Mable H., foale 1 Isst, by Vol bay gelding, Abcal.ah | paid for tue Coll was pi. | Trotting Hurse | Keutucny to Each club in both Asso- | | trip to New | to wind up a constitutional paragraph on a c.ub ad- | dress. They are ull well aware that play in the ranks is the mainstay of their business; integrity of | and that this can only be sustained by just sucha. power asthe Arbitration Commiitee and the laws of the National Assocation possess. The Union Association was the only stumbling-block m the way of the perfect success of the National Agree- ment system, and the new deal virluaily removes this. “All’s well that ends weil,” and all will well with the parues to the controversy before March sets in. oom Another Catcher. Early this morning Mr. Von der Ahe, who is now in Cleveland, signed A. G. Bushong to catch forthe St. Loyis Club next season, which will be its com- plement of catchers, Bushong is one of the best and most reliable back-stopsin the busipvess, his style of work being neat, clean and effective, he ranking as one of the best of the League catchers. He has been connected with the Cleve- land Club throuch all of his professional experience and will be remembered as the player who was eabled for to Paris for the Lucas Clup. He is a den- tist by profession, and was completing his educa- tion in Europe. He isa ciever, intelligent and reli: able gentleman and has aftins record for faithful- nhees. John L. Sullivan's Movements. The movements of Sullivan are thus laid out by his trainer, Pat sheedy: “After the fight of Monday night be goés to New York and meets Paddy Ryan on the 1%h. Then he restsfor two weeks before meeting Dominick McCaffrey. After the McCaffrey fight wego to Chicago, give an exhibition there, and then go direct to New Orleans. Joln will ficht somebody in New Orleans, but whoit will be has not yet been decided upon. Whoever it is will geta roasting, as the fight will be a solid one, John show- ing up for all he is wortb. W ] leans a month, possibly, jogging back to New York by easy stages. be . | | ' We wiil stay in New Or- | Nava, catchers: ' “Early in April we sail for Encland, Pete MeCoy | and Jack Dempsey accompanyiog us, We to travel through Engiand. Scotviand, Wales. giving exhibitions iu al! the large places, and et ae that wishes to meet John L. willhave the , priv nlege of doing so. Su livan has a great reputa- tion abroad, the sporting men who come from Ea- mtend | dence. lv Ireiand and | 7 gian¢e stating that he “ iil ve the bie gest attract ion : has been exhiliuted for years. If Sullivan | would always behave himself and keep in good con- | dition, ld rather have him asa paying card than | Pa “Anout the ist of September we start for Austra- | lia, and in that country Sullivan will probabiy be matched against a better man than he has ever met, Farnham, a cele! rated puetlist, is desirous of meeting him, and negotiations are now in progress, with every likelihood of a match being made. If everything works satisfactoriiy, it wil be the big- t fight in the history of pugi ism, baving not on- I } (hird-vaseinain was and Strader’s C. M. Clay, lived toa good oid age. Heury was thirty, Strader’s thirty and Aimos tWenly-seven. Work at the Fair Grounds track is suspended femporaridy on account of the weatoer. bom Whailea hopes, however, for an early spring, and is contident of baving matters in Sulupe for an auspic.ous openipn,. Mr. Broadhead write’ this from Woodburn farm: “Ac Mr. Bonner bas dane so much for the breed.og hope be wil by Senpdin.z 7. boorn We will give Gim a rous Jerome IL. Case bas madeanumber of sales re- To ©, C. Lyford, Mianeapotis, tue chestuut Vest, be oy Ai- m nt,tor $2,000, aad ibe Sprague, foaled Iss), dam by Ps bea ioa Milwausee ventie nan Mr. Case soda bas coit fouled Insts. bv Pen tennis. orother to Catal by Swivert, dain Victoma, by ) The Chicago Horseinaa offers $20 to each of 1 breeders’ Associ Mie vi.an, Wisconsin, Minne orgamZze @ SBS ake race, Mit ACLS, entrance $20. on ipsta.dimentsa, tor foa.s of 1ss2, ft ivy in Jiis FL LEIS of Llimois, three in five, three year-o.d coits aud flves fi trotred at the re,uiar fali meeiing of the respective AssomiaAlions im iso lhe siakes, forieits and livided, 7) per cent to winner, QW per ceut to second, and 10 per cent lo third And still anoteer pedigree of a rather famous trotter Is questioned li uas @iways been erptend Wiui0 va.neia rec added mWouev to Le that O.d Fearoausat, l , io 186 oO: 2:53 i-4 was by Young Morrill, aioouch tue steinon bas been (ead nevriy twe.ve veal i was fourteen years O.d When he died. Ek. L. Norcross of the Fearnaugut arm. Manecwesier, Mle - is iv hav @ DOUL TeCeut disc Weredid Lull rearuauL Wii sired by a son of Wild ilrstttucd? he la Dew by imp Gieacos out of Mary dLorris vy medoc, EEE — Diamond Chips. The American Assoviation schedule takes piave in Baltumore vn Mare. 2 A Cincinna that ritce i paper is autliority for the statement rpenuter cout thpoadt Cs Lidell Muevier rieans Lhis Wil Mike Scanian ‘ Vuil ihe Wi Lt pitea tor Une f Wash ngton overs to bet that ated ue] ve sp ii. and VW ial inciunats CiaD UcKy 8e rei 4 rit. Some of the fancy saiaries paid to the players of the New York c.uv are: O'iko irke, 54.2; $5,100; Ward, wing and Geruard, 34.000 eacu. Manager Sutivan of the Kanaas City Diains (uat Gauzel signed Wii Din and $2W advance-lwoney before szning wi deipala CGiub. Suilivan wrote him to the advauce mouey, bul bas not Beard Sluice, It is presumed that Manager Pyrne of the Broot- lyn cluy Sifued Dis Mea at VievVeliand to- may. Wucn they became erivibie. Lois will give bia Krieg, Hoiaing, Harkins, Phulips, Piakuey aud Smita. coustituting ihe broukiyu ciub, Oue of the @st in the couutry. Hustiing Horace Phillips, who is now ahead oi the Comeiuy Four Cowbination, in a leiterto a friend, BaVs. “laix about “utst iugzi*l aio now du i , stsaey, WAS predic ® the Polia seud irow DAcK him sirouc- ing (tue iiveligst ‘ura’ mtuatiive Lever exper: ebeced, I wou.d rather atiend ‘iV LWealy Dail CiUuus Wan run Obe hal: Siow, Cincinnati Commercia!-Gazette: “After Tony Muilane had been fined and suspended by 3 Alierncan ASSOCIALION, ied Suliiva: of K An cas Uily Unioas sent ina the (oliowin, Hispea po "4 aw reuce, iv.4ii, Via Erie, ra., Veceuiver iv, laski—']'o. 1) Muc.aue, vali puayer, Cafe ui OW Jabilie tiviel. ; Yoru: Bend your Leriis at once WO Aansas City. ¥ bP, suilivan,’”’ A lease for five years of the Polo Grounds has been .rauted lu the ue Pepohian LX huvn Lon Ppauby, €l al Unuuai Pent, itis said, ot oOne-naiil What Was lormeny paid. ine . Y Yores aud Me Lropolitanus uaVe wiready arranged a series of x | fanes to be payed Apru 4, 9 iL is, 15 audis. Tae inoNnapyement uneud arrauziag yv Sil Ulaer Clies bApril, 380 as WW Mave ou (uu pla Wuue Lie OlNer 18 piIaylig al Dole si us avreoad Manager barnie wives us tie Official fist his SPpiebuid lea@us Lor 1880, Whica is as ioiuonw :: Eimsi , heuderson and bul Ds, pilcuers; 4 Mey, Troi and Slearus, iim -M bl GUOUU Ol Lue Dase@s; Macular, sii isa . 50 sampe ,; L@o®y €nu Yorn In tue ou lL fits t im ely t euls lor Avril ate Witu bua! , 4 Mavs (Ob i i », ii, idand 14. ais i btuildiv i.e ilisy UuaVve Bailes Wild tue Nutio idbis ul * USlliietion ih Apri in Lae ile Carib tiit a : iit Alt oO. PrOlohip season On Apru Zo. Lue Cliulli- Rovert Biakiston and Join Connor bave been athe gaged by tue Buffaw - | iv D.aeist0u, Who nails Lrom San } ruaciseo. Caine wt hai i 4 na irs wl CU pProfessivually Win tue Alolelies Of Puiladel Pui. ric p veda iature at iu i Uitse, Bik OAs suited bo tue outheid., wirere Le rita. 1 €xce! Peputa OH GUPiys Lue Luree S@asous Luat i reuiauied Witu the Albieliics. Coauer is trom Na Mla, ay. a1 ald Was br ugut out in tue Boston Reserve : . year aud fnissed tue season wy: 1 the Bu Leavue ee. fe oats been secured Lo ateruate w Gia:vin hha Pered as PiiCcuer, MAKIStOLS @uragement as ae.erinip Mi OLD GAL et ad posiuvely refused t aac? ye.eran Jun Wie, : Dea » lie x L SCUSvii, iy y the two best men in the world pitted against each | UC YAVINg al aot Pelred Troi tie Wail-iied. other. but the stakes— $10,000 a side-—will ne largestever foughtfor. I'm willing to stake my last doilar on John, and if a man can be found to whip him Ishan’t grumbie because of losing my money. “We shall return to the United States about Jan- uary 1, 18s0."" Aquatic Notes. The new racing scheil for Jaco» Gaudaur has been finished at Ruddock'’s shop and is ready for ship- ment. Jake Gaudaur feels confident of beating Wallace Ross next May. The men will provably row at Creve Coour Lake in that month. Mr. J. A. St. John is working to have a sweep- stakes race at (reve (Coeur Lake, St. Louis, about the middle of June, four men to start. each depos- iting $1,000, and the winwer to take $2,500, second man $1,000, and third man $500. In addition to Gaudaur, it is expected that Teemer, Ross and Con- ley will start. “Unique,” in London Land and Water of January 5 sag “lam authorized to issue the following allenge from the Australian amateur sculer, W, G. Brett: Brett chaJengesany gentleman amateur in England, America, or (he world to scuil him over the championship course on the Parramatta River, for a £500 trophy, or he will scull on the Tpames | course, taking or allowing £100 for expenses, add- ing an extra £50) as an inducement to any one to go over to Australia. The British bark James Stafford, 1.116 tons, Ca, - Reynolds, arrived at San Francisco, Cal.. January 2, in twenty-one days twelve hours, nakiny the fasi- est calling passage on record between tua! port and Yokohama, Japan, which port she left December 11, one day before the steamer City of Pekin, which arrived the same Some years ago the barken.- tine Victor made tue trip from Yokouama to Point Reyes in twenty-one days, bui was three days i getting into the harbor. ‘Henry Peterson, the California sculler. stil) has ry hopes oF geiting arace with Jacob Gaudaur of St, | Louis, bas sent his boat builders an urgent re- reon‘s and Hosmer’s boats ave been started. and work on them will be pushed as fast as possi- bile. Peterson's will be 82 feet jong. 111g inches wide amidships, Gincues deep amidships, ¥ jacnes deep aft and bes deep forward. ‘The boat wii) have supplementary gunwales aud (ie Davis rig, and will weigh 28 pounds. An order for a vew racing shell for Beach, the Australian champion seulier, has been received by Ruddock, throuch a gentleman copnected with Cook's Tourist Agency in Une city; but as one of the eonditions is that the boat shal! be built and shipped ammediately to Sidney by way of San Y pe , to reach +P 7 —_s February, it was itmpossibie to flil the order, boat were built at once, and forwarded on close the | ’ to finish the craft.as quickly as possibie i ' ! | lap for four successive seaso | Slay of toe team, both in Neurtai Uo., St. Louis. The flai bal idea is not SO LiluCc) ¢ ' “ull exo ment Aas is Seuerauy supposed Lie SCLC MiSs Deen wwied and iouud to work wel. It 6 no. de iw d tor thougaess suggers—inen wao bit Wik tucce Wao.e streagii al every vail vitched tueoi—iu r . 7 tne scienuilic batter Wuo tries to place ins tits, | rras of tue Pua fupdia Ciuv, used a bat duat wa flat: tened ON Vie siue on the last Wes, rat pp ol Lue teails iASt Sedson, and made twenty-six base hits w the siXteen paumes piayed, garu.ng a batunys aver age lor tne trip of 419. sie paiwied tue vat o¢ re- LULSS after doctor Nei, Bu ihe ifica Was covered. Tue suriace suOula not ve made perferci,y fiat, as that would ieave wot some edges. a. “ a.so vurt{ully Jessen tue Wweigai, bur jusi enn should be LAaKcen oil bo reinove : —say one-quarter of an inet, ‘Tue retiring Cieveiaad Club ‘ Lh ,Lul CAdACL MU, Mil has beenin the wv tional League for six years, Lis must succes? seasons were oh 158 aod ISs3, ramkine taem peat. aN ively thitd aad fourta ia tue champiousiip areun, in 1882 tae CleVelaud finshed fila, a 187 sixth. a: dj in 183i and iSoh4 seven. it miade py [WO se@sons only, those of lear auc land Ciuv in six seasons played 53) games, Wining 24. and losing LSY. MCCOPnuck, Giersouck @ud isviody lasienou ciuO's dewifad, tue two frst-nauied having te counected Witla vw ror six SUCOPSAIVE Seasc p ; Lbelug tue Omy oluer payer Wi bad fori lea! ee Ite miuve in 18.9 and Up tO 1bS4 imciusive. Pred Duy. S Was Lue Clrict n aitiu stehiil Neimiug valling,— [\Cipper, ceeeeiemememmeee ee = N&SURIAL cures Neuralgia. A few drops ap hie kills Lue pain Inslan! iV. Sol j by urugy af “4 5 } t -" l . SE ee — — No Case. From the Cieveiand Jicraid, “Prisoner,” said Prosecutor Buxton are charged with gambling.” *“Gambiing! What is sainbling?” “Playing cards for moucy.” “But il did not play played cards for chips.” “Well, you got money for + end of your game, didn’t you @ “No; 1 didu’t bave any chins at the game.” — “vou fi Tr cards money; I the end of —— —~- 1 Morris & Paton will remove their racing stabie reach by steamer, due in a, when they next hone : once | very boat, | the and pyerk ds a i} W,li you be 80 kind as to suip Lier a Queen Victoria’s Sainted Uncle & . . 7 ' I have nothing to say about my defeat; but when : ie in mv neXt race | The crew who will represent Yale in the annual | this year will be 7 thwart in i394 and was a very velu- | Baron Christian Stockmar a Pander. | Who Makes Merchandise of the of Ellerslie, will make tne season of ISs0 at Over- , CAROLINE BAUER. ic chatmpionship of tue | is | 3 leave | Her Morganatic Marriage With Prince Leopold, Afterwards King of the Belgians. Very Disreputable Offshoot of Teutonic Royalty. Virtue of His Own Cousin. Ee is le (ine been thus performed, with @ neatness shall be provided for; . "aca able to resign thyself, to renounce 7. glit ter and glory of the sage renounce — ; andthe loud pleasure of this world. : Phou must devote thyself wholly and entirely to this man in true love and sweet, happy domestic- itv—if this question were addressed to you, what answer would your heart prompt! The author of these memoirs was embarrassed by the pointed although flattering twro given to the interrogatoriss, and she as- sures us that “I trembled from head to foot, the tears rushing from my eyes for this poor weary, sorely-tried man before me. (There was not, of course, a starving. princeling in ail Germany but would have jumpedat the chance ot a simmlar ‘sore trial,’ which just then wore the aspect of $50,000 a year.] Much touched, I uttered these words with difliculty, and hardly audibly: ‘If I were to follow this man into his solitude I should nced to love him more than my life.’ ‘And would you be able, in time, to ‘Jove meso that you would sacrifice for me the ‘stage and the world’, ‘I do not know, your | Hichness, but | would fry to do go, and then ! showid tell you the truthonly.’, I felt giddy, and had to hold on by the armchair lest I should fall with agitation. I felt a soft kiss on my brow. Then the Prince joined my mother | in the next reotkh.” THE PROPOSED MATRIMONIAL CONTRACT. The preliminary overture of courtship roc” r ar ‘dispatch that arcued’a. mature experience on From the New York Presa. Fraulein Bauer was just 21 ‘tery old when, in 1828, the widowed husband of the Princess Charlotte, and future King of the Belgians, con- ' ceived apparentiy as ufuch affection tor her as this frigi a heart, dull brain, and emasculated body were capable of feeling. The young ac- tres? was a tall, well-made, rosy-cheeked, brizht-eyed, and spirited woman, who had made a hit in comedy on the stage of St. Petersburg as well as that of Barlin, and who, while living an irreproachable life, had become a decided favorite at the Prussian Court. In her | | girlhood she had seen something of Prince Leopold, who was tien how- i ever, ’ } ’ but the insignificant young grandfather to pay his cook’s wages and bis | tailor’s bill. Before he left Coburg Leopold | (never knew what it was to disburs: a larger 'vearly income than §$1,000—a pittance which ' the London shopkeepers computed might suf- | | 'krusman, Baron Bt clunar, brother |. of the poverty-stricken Duke. of Coburg, who had often been obliged to beg Miss Bauer's | oue side at all events, the Prince proceeded to enter into more commouplace details with the provideut mamma; and it was arranged that the two ladies should proceed to Coburg, where ‘he time, place, and terms of the projected nnion could receive the sanctionot their near who had volun- teered tu stand m ioco parenths, About the nature of the coutract there had heen as yet no room for misunderstanding. The Prince | had distinetiv conveyed to mother and daughter be wieh to enter info a morganatiec marriage vith Fraulein Bauer—a relation which all over ‘» aia still 1s, frermiagny wa These connections were, to be sure, honorable, i }? at . ut the Kine young Woman in he that of which had a striking specimen under her eyes in Berlin. The then reigning King of Prussia, whose private life had always ceptionally blameless, had been mar- afterward created { union contemplated by the — - ~ — — ~ lice to provide him in England with a couple of ie : Bishop Eylert,. in pres- coais and half a dozen shirts. Just a) TUNCS ; | ~ the Crown Prince and the high fune- that amount was allotted by Parliament for the we ote the Court. as well-as the bride's ‘annual expenditure of Princess Charlotte's . {t was not, however, a tie of this . wiiower aA macnificent endowment which the | | thrifty Coburger bad no intention of imperil- ‘ f junSselor had in view; | bereavement. It was not, : rithin chasaiter oP tue tatmeded soameeiian the loss of the young spouse for whom his pub- = 5 ‘clatittvedieer” Sobddiond from the two women lic mourning was so correct and edifying that | """ Oyo)” , Basan gne pase ssicaihiientadaianinae he betrayed a certain hankering for for- |, een SeTTOUsLY CON ts i meetine | ! ing by any overt disavowal of his proiessed | indeed, long after | ; | ' bidden pieasures; yet, even in such divagations, he never forgot to play the part of Joseph Sur- face or to heed the sage monitions of an emi- nentiy frugal mind, Aiter a somewhat varied c mn irom fr would bave needed a formal dli- that Prince Leopold and his but the hollow and ha re) for from owed ‘rent. At Coburg, Miron ‘ i iiftie et re to but thou must also be | considered -highly | me ot varying degrees of regularity ; | this instance would naturally | ,s — — THE CHILD AND THE YEAR. THE Nv Lous POST NIC mn Said the Child to the youthful Year: . Mei hi yi “What hast thou in store ior me, Is delivered by Carriers at 15 Ceits, , a O giver of beautiful gilts. what eleer, in more than 400 Cities and Towns, ;., . What joy dost thou bring with thee? surrounding States. ihe “My seasons four shall bring . . Their treasures: the wiuter s Snows, BRANCH OFFICES IN Titre) ry, The auturnn’s store, ard the flowers of spring The following branch offices b ive tie, Aud tue summer's perfect rose. tablished where Want Advertise: .,; aaa st? hon diel he “All these and more shall be thine, leg he - be rnp eived and why, Dear Cuild—but the last and best the paper is Kept for saie: Thyself must carn by a strife divine, 1500 CHOUTEAU AY.—il. F. A. « lf thou.wouldst be uly Llest. | Druggist. Pure Drugs, Medicines, « ’ , rr 7 ’ r ion “Wonldat know this lgst, best gift? 2731 aap LEAU AY nt Mrs. ¥. Onigh “Tis a conseieace ciéar aud bright, : = 4 + rpg Cigars, Tobacco ao 1G | A piece of mind which tue soul can lift 2736 MAR K iT ST.-— J cob Bes ‘to an infinite deiigzht. Stationery, Newspapers an’ C] 1515 OLIVE ST. — Lixpositicn } “Truth, patience, commer omy rg Pitre Wines and Liqnors, Fresh « f tou unt e canst orn, ad ‘ " I will ont nde all earih's ilis above, 8340 0 LIV E Ae MM. Mahoney, : O Child, and crown thee a King!” Peas Br and News Co., Foys, Tobacco, Stat CeLiA THAXTER. 1018 GARRISON AV-Bilschily's i erp Drursa; Medicines, Fancy Goods an A LEPER BURIED ALIVE. 2358 CAR t—Chambers’ D) pot, eben a 458 a Stutionory. Cigars, Tobacco. The Horrible Fate of an Unfortunate | 1854 CASS AV —Benj. Parent's News Deno, Ohi Chinaman. One Tonseria: Fariers; Fine Cigar , eal 1106 N. SiXTEENTH S'f.—John FL my, From the Hong Kong (China) Mail. eid Meese Weekly Ps ‘ In the village of Chimlong, near Lilong, | 1659 8S. JEFFERSON AYV.. cor. Latareny where the Base! Mission has a station, the fol- . Harris & Smith, Drugcists: ' ‘lowing sad eveut lately took place: A man of | 1836 FARK AV.—J. Caltaghen, : GO vears of ave Was afflicted with ‘eprosy and papers, Periodicals, Can lived in a hut within the village. The visitors, | e390 SIDNEY ST.--B. Dufour, ” almost all relations of lis, often urged the old Cholee Cigars; Telephone 2 man to remove his hut outside the village and 2101 N. THI:TEENTHU ST.~ Vis. Lerae live on the hil's, to prevent contamimation, News Depot, Statioucry, Choi romising him that they would always provide ——_—__— him with iuod. ‘However, the leper did mot] g¢46 forsale on all Trains And Sieo moan wish to jeave the village, nor dared ‘bis rela- leaving St. Louis, ane al the fells ine tives press him to do s& But the dreadful amone other. leading points ‘ sickness Ceveloped more and more, and the Atlanta. Ga.—J. M. Miller, dread of coutamination was increased thereby, ii ueton Sindee oc. B Pa ADER i so that the relatives actually proposed to the}| "|... ~ sae tee htc ee unfortunate ian to put an end to his miserable |... 1 x: ae ny a existence. They made him a present of along | =U RStON: eee e 'eoat for a shroud, but the leper could not make eee eres EEE. " ~ anlar Leland up his mind yet to die voluntarily. Still, from ang oe ies ~ na i ee 134, that time he purchased a quantity of opium {| — : satya aD ia and kept it in readiness, to be used for comunit- ‘Colum dus, Maih —Branin Bro, MW. ‘ns ‘ting suicide whenever he should see the neces-j; “Me. : | sit y for doing 50. Columbus, Ky.—F. 0. Av | Lately it happened that the leper was lying Cincinnati. Ohio. —J. ea asleep in his hut. His son came and wanted to | Canton, Mins. ~J. G. F ws, briug him something toeat, but caiing hito the | Denver, Col.—S. B. Wright, 385 Larimer and to whose protection the honor and cousin were confided, | ove | = ¢ , ttraé ha sit 1f ogereuye! wr . and unsatisiactory experience, in which a cer- |‘ : . oa . -— 5 ould a Ages nd | tain Viennese Countess and the dubiously fa- | 12° PROSE sone eee oan re hI > re a mous Lady Ellenbarough seem to nave figured, i: age COntrace ny ; rma pal : at the &@bau il his total lack ol personal attraciiveuess ans vou / “90h i ~ eater = pry yt could only be compensated by appalling | °PC SYS & bie: ncome setiied on her for | drafts upon bis. purse, the Prince beld an anx- {| /Ue Detore Ulu oe Paget gk Rage ‘ious conference with his factotum. Baron | 5S Prospect, tle iiterimenary axacten a sol. | stockmar,touching the practicability of satisty- ©") DP ToS . ee Rees chat she would | ing a craving for excitement and dispelling bis POMLOW vice pa ey litionally, and intrust habitual ennui without incurring any pecuni- | her both now and later, to his experienced | ary liabilities. Now, Stockmar had him- | htc. fhe oniy cloud upon the vista | , |.which he opened to the bard-working and ill- | seir been brooding on this delicate subject, ‘having for some time been harrowed by a uid cup madpebed x i spare that fora time dread test his owa appointments aud his intlu- | ** ve necatul to voll the marriage Ina ences which thus far had been mainiy of the |) 00d Gea: of mystery fd seciusion, in order wk-stairs order, should be jeopardize d uN ' vianger the splendid allowance received by the travagance and wiltiful ways ol his master’s titled favorites. To him ear- nestly revoiving the means of solving this nice probiem, it occurred that a studiousiy hiddew ex Cobure, the mother ." im the British taxpayers by Prince Leopold | n his-role of dk ‘dower, ice with the plan agreed upon at and daughter journeyed se- solate ¥ put semi-regular union with a young person of | crely ww over, Where, atter being made to ' adequately winning mien, but modest preten- | Wait a cay or two exposed to the suspicions of his ) th eeper, they were joined by one of the | | man. i, unrecoguized companion of his master’s listiess sions, would answer the requirements ol onnucely employer, without threatening the as- cendancy acquired by the confidential hench- =‘ moreover, such an unexacting and hours could be discovered in the person of one (or his (Soockmar’s) relatives, then he would in- | mivht be dissolved, _her mother, who, it will be borne in mind, was atic marriage Was powerfully commended Stockmar’s niece Was, in height, features, com- plexion and expression the exact counterpart ‘first morning cali, after a few stiff, perfunctory , compliments t signitied a desire to see the daughter alone, and | ¢ proceeded to subject the latter to a rivid eross- eXaiunation ; »* MLO and stood before me looking quite pai actress hastened to reassure him. deed acquire an impregnable position, and ichieve a tour de force more exemplery and in- | genious than any feat ascribed to serviceabie lac- keys by the pen of Moliére. 1o Leopold amorgan- by its exceeding cheapness, as well by the facility with which some specially informal types of it it only remained, accord- lagiy, to throw the handkerchief; and that the useiul Stockmar bethouglt himself betimes of the favorable impression made on his expert eye soine years betore by his young cousin Car- /oline may be hat presently the starched and owlish uncle st oL Queen Victoria made his appearance at ber- | With his strictly business intentions it is | w! . , OVET Lilie itl inferred from tire coincidence in. reireshjag to contrast the artless interest with worebh Fraulein Bauer announces his arrivai to Lue sister of Stockinar’s father. | Now, it happened, curiously enough, that gy fin appeared and conveyed his master’s wish Lo pay huis respocts to Frau Bauer aad to her | ev: CE’S CATECHISM AND COURTSHIP OF | : THE ACTRESS. | P Will it be believed that, in the course of this | « » the mother, the Prince coolly | j touching the iatitude or witha certain Prince August and Mussian impostor selt-entitied Count Saimoilof | —relations Which, although it seenis unjustly, had exposed the actress to considerabie de- | In traction. searching inquisition we clip the following ex- tract: ‘**A; i From the sufferer’s account of this 14 you have never had anv little | love romanve/’ “Q many, many, and creat and scandalous ones.” At this unusual |: proof of candor the Prince, we are toid, | “jumped off the sofa asif stumz by a Viper, | ‘Phe “Your High- | ( . ness, permit me to tell you all. You must hear | everyting now, for 1 teel that you, and prob- | | aoly iso my cousin Stockmar, must pave} } il reacty ic arned something of tuat LWoioid rmis- & fortune which has beiallen me bere in Bertin | Uls~ | prey ot ‘* | spurned with i» | WOt sell herself, not even toa husband wh ur chips at the | . ore of piuysi- | Was | ee ee epdcavored to seduce and now tries + through the roorn. front of me, who also had risen ing against an arin-chair, and his eyes iooked steadily into mine. | breath touched ine as he said. fell the truth, even il his Maje drew me quite close to bim, and my ear: /nuin, whom the world envies on leved of all earthly cares, and also Within the last few years Without my fault. | Les, your Highness, without any puilt of mine. am the only support of my mother. (She might | | uave added that her earnings were the ¢ stant | her brother, a@ lieutenant.) Many a oo indignation. Lina hh si ' rp, “0es not jove. One day There caine a ter »} some - young man = (Samoilof), a; parentiy | t h and of high birth, who joyed! + ‘warmly and whem [liked. 1 y 7 betrothed to him, @ad three lays later that your Royai Highness is one ot the Rais” | fortunes that befel me, and of wi); bh | spoke: the other is Prince August (of Prussia), - who n ‘ruin me. | h oi ajest yer 4 j have told | a Upon this the Prince, | Walked Sev: tal tithes Then he again Stopped in ¢ and waslean- | u wonderful ft ee, and his hot h i know that vou le Sty had not al- {| beseech your Highness to ask jig ‘Frederick William ILL) whether | you one untrue word.” ‘visibly agitated, ready confirined ittome. And your heart was | | never c* mauered ? ‘Never.’ ; aru Was il heart quite iree even this davr ‘Quite | 1 free.’ The Prince seized my two hands " s 'a breathed j iv : ed into And if a poor, Weary, soreiy-tried ; bens account of his | age, Observihe th “Le ' hich birtu and worl Aerie Sens v9 BS) age, ims the species of ve ‘ PDY and lonely, if he | come to be regarded, and the respect. com Mme IN. i o4inst any Hiallvy prisoners fi , luded relati and eupiuism that the proceeding could be classified even with morganatic marriages. We | ind it thus described in these memoirs, which, chamber- °, as | ‘4 THE PRIN “placed his hand on my head to invoke a bless- coutract. | ye “> ’ friar } oa = her re- tits tne rrinces a | we ee! indeed | vide ? ‘ grace brother material assistance, There is rea- eae rs . } ance which Fraulein Bauer portrays j i uave had many an bhonorabie offer of mar- | cally as “a kind of : es | rage, but the rich suitors were not lovabie and reali Y nota trac ‘moni able, an ali a trace of matrimonial when l marry [ must choose a rich man, for 1 | contract pene money, in return for which the exemplary stockmar turned over his young cousir + et . , : : specsan ; , J ; - in 2nor thee | curred to her that the know ' timahbie persons acquired b ledge of those es- thy family | comtribute something to the ve 5, who conducted them to Lon- {| theminan isolated cottage -Revent’s Park. Here they remained vir- | r several weeks awaiting the | al for the marriage ceremony, buat receiv- ihe. meantimea daily visit from his } a . ALS. shad “whe ee ee ; A KIND OF MARRIAGE. From the. latter's studious avoidance of any | lejimite allusion to the date of the marriage ar- | uized at Coburg, we can hardly resist the in- | ereuce that, after placing Stockmar’s kins- voman ina most compromising predicament, | desired to evade, if possible, even the pre | af) f..? Nine } -3 ot 1) we ti. - Th: - we Ow ele ; it ALAS bé nivel bons, 1at ; to mn | nar hed no very strong wish to balk the | inclinations of his master seems evident | " +h» ‘ on } » ¢ ag 7 cy ”" . md roni the fact that’ he was only prevailed upon hasten an ostensible compliance with the | tipulation by the angry reproaches of his de- ' their threat to expose the low vigilantly he watched ily honor may be judged by the ‘ ‘* an ia ty Wisect) yn. xtraordinary pnerforimance which was made fo do duty for a wedding. It is only by a severe stretch of charity | ; ? t the deceased Princess Charlotte: and that robvious reasons, essay to make it look as; er uncie had made no blunder in dispatching rious and legitimate as possible; ‘The Wd of ithe widower to berlin was made ciear the fol- | July, 182), there took place a kind of marriage | iowing morning, when the Prince’s remony in our little honse in Regent's Park: ad drearily desolate that my heart quakes and the pen trembles in my hand | it.” Here she interjects with un- ‘conscious humor, **What wretched notions the muce and Stockmar had of matrimony and | lomesticity! No clergyman,” she continues, ~-T1d) bridal ‘| Rost v1 hristian Si! wreath adorned my locks. kmar had drawn up the marriage | lo, his brother Charles, who looked money matters, and after- | ‘rtook also nany a Confidential diplo- | t wn & i44i01 i | well be whiterthan it was of yore. leper buriet, and villagers lil ike hast ; and have iiie therefore went to a veicnooring business Village to en- } "se trea yp? NY er}? sh ™ 2 we - o«rae however, this giitter- t pace coolies Lor Givainy @ grave and cafrvinz the corpse out. During the absence of the son the elder of the village came to the scene, and, learning how matters stood, boldly opened the door and entered the hut to whether his relative Was really dead, when io and behold it turned out that the leper had only enfyed a sound sieep, from which all the nose and “even ine throwing of stones at his door had not becn abie to disturb him, Seeing that there had Leen a mistake, the elder sent at once a message to the to ini him that his father was not Gvad, and no coolies were needed to bury hin. " However, the coolies had been engaged for a ceriain sum of money and came aloug with the soil, ready to dothe work which was required of them, or, at al! events, to receive the promised pay. After deliberation the vVvillageiz unanimously pui it before the leper that as things kad come to this pass he had better make up his mind and allow the funeral of himself to goon. ‘To this the unfortunate man consented and took leave of .his daughter-in-law and two Try a+. Sci ie grandchildren, enjoining upon her to feed the. two pigs well and aiso take care of the poultry, A cottin was now provided and the shroud re- deemed from the pawnshop.’ A fowl was killed and rice and pork provided asa farewell dinner for the leper. 4 Next morning very early the procession started from the hut. Firss came the coffin earried by ihe coolies and behind it walked the leper to his grave, the son and the elder bring- ing up the rear, carrying the shroud and the pot which contained the opium. iraving moved up a hiiltoa distance of about two mules from »*the village. the party halted and a grave was dug. ‘Tie leper took a jast meal and then swal- lowed the opium, After this he puton the shroud and a pair of shoes and laid himseif down in thg coffin, when the coolies put the lid on it, without waiting till the leper should have lost consciousness, and lowered the coilin into the grave. Bret Harte in England, Charles G. Leiand in Chicago Tr bine. Asa dinner of the Rabelais is yenerally men- tioned as one of the events of the day in Lon- don, I trust that the reader will pardon my having interviewed and reported myself in it sofully. lI was charmed to find Bret Harte at the table. His readers will be pleased to know that he did not seem to me to be any older than he was five years ago—truly his hair could not He always recalis to me Sheiley’s expression of “a hoary youth.” he is busy, ever busy with literature, and described to me the leading incidents of a tale on which he is now at work, which will probably prove to be bis masterpiece. It is the opinion of the Enylish critics that he has im- — lc Mus ean Set and another witness, whom I | proved very much as regards _ style -_ at BAO even tO-Uay, signed the contract. | since his residence here, and that in ‘ti received my title of the Countess Mont-j| his own vela, in a very sym- ery, @)4amodest annual allowance was Lon me.” ‘munilicent appanage which was to pro- or tne bride’y whole family had dwindied wn to an inconsiderabie stipend, which reve Me A iit prove d quite inadequate to afford her Scape | onto think also that, cheay as titles are in rerminany, this of Countess Montgomery was mreiy apocryphal—Prince Leopold, as | werely & younger brother of the Duke of Co- urg, being hes unqualified to confer one, and | hemos Observing a significant reticence | with regard to the quarter from which the Mabe: isstied. ¥ But, worst of all, the perform- marriage ceremony,” had | ng The | bound the Prince Leopold to nothing | ub tae anbpual payment of a certain sum of etain DOSSession just SU long as it might suit a THE SEPARATION, _The anomalous and cruel situation to which | he loyal Stockmar condemned his trusting elalive lasted about six months, but the taint _ On pain of losing | * pens e Countess Montgum- | ry was forbidden to contradict any of the ru- — “uscovered that, before the sorry oney loon Was over, her supposed bridegroom “limade overtures for the hand of the Du- hesse Ge Berry. It is well known that not long tlerward he tnerried a daughter of King Louis ‘hillippe. Dunrnag the whole period of this oD | labs went on “‘drizzling,” andthe exasperat- if indiffereuce to her charms, which promptly Lowed the flashing of a weak caprice, may ave been partiy chargeable with the final vid- nt outoreak li which she berated the Coburg rince aud Stockmar with a vigor seldom ex- ibited Ou the stage, and told them more home stened Lo eae Te, The result was an inmedi- te and irrevocable separation and the return She nev- her old : wnded by her cousin, Baron Stockmar, it oc- ; ’ &® twooambi ub unSsUspiCciouUs and co ing girl of tious, ght pathetic and picturesque manner combining purity of correcitvess with power, he has no living rival. lt is not true, in their opinion, and I may add in mine, that removal from America has ruined him as a writer. That there is very great inequality in his works I admit, especially as regards interest of plotand pressed his son to | done. He convince himseif i ’ ’ } ' ; ’ ' i | Nashville, Tenn.—W. SS. Dacxworts | | }’ ' : : ; i | Palestine, Texas.— Louw Darr : | : : : : Ce eee tally invited to cali ~2~—~- description, but as regards the writing of Eng- | lish | maintain that Bret Harte has a place in- ferior to no manin Engiand. Nowan We had a laugh together over old times. How at the first dinner in London, where we had met,a lady had begged him to repeat “The Heathen Chinee,” and how he did not know it (a fact); whereupon | arose and said that any- body could write a poem, but that. it required genius to be abie to get it by heart and repeat it and that I would illustrate it by “* speaking the piece,” in question—which I did. YOUNG MEN!—-READ THIS. 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I recommend the case of the Dean of to those who entertain an excessive admiration for the mode in which things are managed outran in constable to the tune of £11,000, and was 4 later, being he in- was curate to act as the pastor of its spirit pi “ The Dean agreed to pay over £600 per annum to his creditors out of this £800, but he has since declined to carry out the agreement, Now, setting ful action of Sting "arate aaa see raud his credi | monstrous that £800 per annum, yiak te = mittedly £600 per annum in excess of what is wanted to secure the service of a divine for this incumbency, should find its way into the p of an impecunious and extravagant dean{ _ agreement, Case's fine syrups are sold by Thos. McCormack, | the grocer, 2137 Franttlin avenue ‘ q and thus | : then he | | pam avery poor subvject—now and then his and trembles—but he is always a good painter- « | Milan, Tenn. | Memphis, Tenn.—l. dL and severe cases,no hut bereveived no answer from the father, | Sixteenth st. There was soon a gathering of people, but no | Evansville, Inad.—G. C. Smith & Co,. 129 Maint fone ventured to go in :the hut. Som stones ; Fl Paso, Texas.—Grand Central Hote i were thrown at the door, te see ii the man took Ft. Scott, KRan-—A, I. Sourcecon. 6 any notice of it, and as there Was si Ll ho Sign ; Pt. Smith, Ark.—PE. Glick, Hotel de Vain of life in the hut the general Unpression was | Pali City, Neb.—Sbel'v Bros that the eccupant was dead. ' Pt. Worth, Texas.—* nm & Aleas. 909 Houston s. [tis well known that the Chinese are afraid ; Hastings, Neb.—Allen, Winch & Co, Post OMes. of a dead “ly, and in the case of a leper this | bet Springs, Ark.—totcis ard News olands fear is greatly increased, ‘There is also anopin- | Indianapelis, Ind.—Bares louse, 10n that the disease 1S propagated by certain ehackson, Yliss.—Eyrict & ¢ flies feediirt On the corpse and carrying the | Kansas City, 3fo.—Union Depot News Sta Ip poison of leprosy everywaere, 890 that even | Cleveland, 555 Cherry st. vegetables growing in the neighbor- | Kenton, ‘fenn.—". if. MeNoe'y, hood are considered to become iM- | Keokuk, lowa.—/. W. Higgins, D. Lowry . fected and are therefore destroyed. | street, The resolution was forthwith taken to have the | y ouisville, Ky.—C. T. Dearing, cor. Third : + Fol AY. lerdville, Col—DB. F. and 4tia st. Mobile, Ala.—c. Bure. Mt. Vernon, Ind.-—?. 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C.-Brentanv Bros., 1015 Vania av., Willard’s Hotel, Post-Dispaich ts on file in EBurope at tie American Exchange, 440 Strand, Lenco, and American Exchange, 35 Doulevard des Capucines, Paris. s *-~ Lpervon. Pen en ee | ee ee ee ee ee - —— - ~~ o- — were oe The St. Louis druggists, at a meeting held on the 12th of January, reso.ved to cu! schedule pi , Patent Veadieines so asto treeze o the ori i cutter. the Anti-Monopoly Drug Store. Notw standing their action, resolution an tised, I shail continué in the future, as i uxt, to seil Patent Medicines, Drugs. ete... from 10 to W ser cent iess than any other druce si lu roods fresh and quantit.es uulimited ANTI-MONOPOLY DEUG STORE, S. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets. A Kron, Livery aud boarding Staiies . Pr . / ys a, (asters, Co wid =? ‘ 7 ‘+. . ° © is co oe 1 nderta!l I ty “ ee enc uf ain, f constantiv o i yy eee , : rT. ae ae ed ©. Underiiiher + ‘ be; ein rw! oe I _ Pps ty nerais ae ay ad Pan ty 3 ed : | Srey" > * ar ae oe =O NO. Si22 NN. 1%h st — - e os ‘ t. L } ne Telephone 1441. OO a ee a ee Yea G17 St. Charles St., St. Leuic, >. A regular graduate of two Modical Colleges, has fern. edin the special treatment of Craonre, Nenvors >*™ gu ‘ooo Disgsesstbaad tay oer Physician ia 6s." as city pspers show aad all o.d iesidents Kaur, = Wervous Prestration, Debiiity, Mental and Physical Weakness; Mercurial and other AX ce tions of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Poison 1% @ old Sores and Vicers, nro treated with unpsraiiclod Guccess, Ou Intest “Cieutillc principles; Ga’eiy, Private J. 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In pores? currency, Over fifty wonderful pictures 7 whale atory. true tolife; articles on the felie marry ot ,eteciaal eelib ———— - add cacesa, how life and >* | snes jocroased, the physiotory of reproduction, ab 1 mee Those Marries of contemplating marriage © — toad it. it rae reed by all adult persons, (De 2° Gauder look and key. Popuiar edition, sauso, paper eee’ ov % ee ee ee nee Sinan _-e Complicated,difiicul g The LESLIE E. KEELEY INSTITUTE: OP LYE S W9uaR HABIT the fe Chior; URED. Agency fo ER W he OMer gs Sag RNY, eth Sue ioe" Mies 3. Decay, » having tried in vain every Eto hie fellow.eu Bere © Chatham 8t,,New York nd _ -~ - Pe ‘a ® ~ (td 2 ante ‘ har <r tin? one é « af a. ae 6 ne 4 ish, but hax the village by their ffi started olf | ularly hanc thereabouts perhaps, bu jon that he: lived very « no lack of | question of neighborho« When the less, plenty the time Fr vicarage all out. Tho strancers, quietly and to discover lar life and ners had re the neighbe themselves house for rm few acquail his skill a Affer a tin ealled on | her praiges Mr. Jervis thus begun yoise Was fi) tion on the time her o decessor, th old lady, still contin her . busbar troducing charmed w spite of her quaintance no Vicar’s \ thizer al Jer kindn haustible: with hand a periect ¢ or paris ing a ve century fr but one da peaceful es A case o of the low- tle river tl village, bu shrug thei tages, recu inveigh ag for not kee Iam wron; thought or as usual on front, and coming out hovels, O1 quire after coming fro ing. sure what i: by, for whe There is not husband ha sidering the think you sl I confess | nerved me, me, “Oh! me; am fever-pr sides, I take children.” He hesitat it flashed ac quisite mini caught a gli basket, and half-uncons venture to a From this Mr. Jervois ant to the dk man-of-all-v ands were | hardly a hor I also was swooped doy demic and ¢ dear old lad: With them, | was to look fortable hah that he was if he poseees and the stres forgetfulness © pay sever 4S Teanren £0 into an ad plenty | supply of | matron to ar orphans, wh © way, fro At this tis r invalidis her husband look on therr © help us ir Seemed an j was at last £ and regain 0;
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POSEN ies and Towns week in the Ss IN THE city h offices have been, Advertisemen i, soy reeeived und Whe 4 pale: re —_ - vs id, r. A. Spilker , Medicines, Cigars, ot, . io - Mra. PB, Onigley eyacce and Broceries . J cob Beffa, Dealer ; san’ Choice Cigars, . sposition Pharmas re, Fresh Candies anode a lahoney, W eet "End Loo, Pou cea, Miationery, 7" Biachly’s Pharma, ey Goods and Torlet *s° 1) pot. schog! AcCCH. Parent's News De Fine ( igars. ST. on J oh n Fr. Howe Ky Papos, ( gare, To Tih, A Vos ror, Latayetie. Jrugeiste; Tollet art, y, Ar Cleg UD Dling Pot © Os, Me sliawhan, Vester jp New hue, Olona, ete, Dulour, Confectioner me LO, i OST. Mrs. Israel, » Choice Oicars, Todaccy, aine and Steamboat, ¢ at the lolowiag, perlite: M. Marierts 4, K. Southwell, Onion Hote, r King, Post Office. tae, Sherman ilouse, Lelang owe st, Tremont House, Bro., M. W. Coulter, Pos v. Llawley, 164 Vine x. ht 35 Larimer and 3% mith &£Co.. 129 Matas entrel Hotel, | . Howl de Mae argc On, k, oa, 1 & Aloe, 5 Houston neh & Co,, Post OMca, ward News oteands * louse, * * Depot News Stand, J. p. Yee’ y, ggins, D. Lowry, 57 Mate ring, oor. Third and Jeffer srcner & Co. Harrison ay sinnd, Leh lansfor!, 29° Weia et. uckworth &« Co. 164 ana no A Bro., 5 Union Squara Hotel Wharton & Pro. 5 Caron at OFice. sot Le n Depot, 'J. H. Powter : ta itda tb ni deor north of Poss , 1° N, Sizsasn , Jarkets pe rtoa. Karwan. aum & Cc », 17] Washing or to bust QOftes, Bnd. ‘ sal vane Bros., 1015 Peonsyl le in ferene at the ' ' . Londen, re. JS doulevard des no} ’ ld on the rices on original Notwithe ew. adver- ibe past, 10 to BW ine cily. i“ reeze « se? preGg STORE, | Marker Streeta rr rr oart'ny Stabl Boat ny Stables : : inc com- | ~ miment of ' ; jusand * Lor’ hoods on band. , of fe » St. Leule, Mae Co\leees, bas been longer a. f Cpu Debility, nes treate@ with an plies, Saey, Privately. indiscretion, Excess, hhich pre¢duee some © '.* per or ushsoey> ( ageeper the above, 7 “oe, ‘ omeultation at ' fo opely talker aiscple fa.n te 6 p.m, en Guarantee ro Coubt exleteit Le Goankly t the elty for trestmiat pres every where, rman, @4 paces. 2 ale or Temas, i —_- YF Slee bt. S10 out ryvous » vain 4 ee 6 e , ong rt i Ra q My hte %) . aS ef yf i . s , as eg: 7 eS. = 5 a sae . he ¢ alah 2 oe ~~, oy iat ae rae oe he : a “3 , Cee r ‘. ’ | artes i i : h ; ta ~ ; ; Yat “gees f + i be : pe Pe a 3 4 ~ % . és 3 & pate CG, ganar : : 1 ogeee : NGE STORY, — [tet a ——————————— mething © feasib DADNaAlua rae —— 18 CHRISTMAS SLED. istobe done with her. There is so Casible to a degree. It was H ete dreadfully wrong about those two, I am cer- A STRA : where bout this time that a clique in Sage BARGAINS IN ; PIANOS ! 29 Chae pandation worth thousands of Paid Testimunials, watch him, with his Christmas sled; tain, from a few words she dropped in her any iindaotentiiel . : _ Commenced to throw out dark hints a npn as de on behi afternoon; but no matter, woever Ward was not to be trn: | ra i. FIFTEEN THREE ; TGHT ¢THiIRTeP Py ping aleigh with glad hooray to blame, she is not, I’m morally ‘convinced— | Secrets of the Fenians—Alfred Ayl- With Bolton's office wieen “a own | p Otber dealers sell from jong’ iste, with | auoeinths | are, Pines Chase Pinacs | Chene tee (ee ee And whistles down the wind; and anyway she is in trouble so come along to everybody was madea Cause f "” nown nr rices putup so as to give imaginary ais one a in a= Bauer's | in the Wesiee-| nes in Miss| nos in the He hears the horses ; re] bits little pe fob f . ’ ward’s Career. although now there cannot be . Pion ee oh et saat teen ard NET A ec and for the | the Sisters Conservatory fay Oo : a rom § ve Ds. ingle- - , ‘ mr .o S we Will DISCOUN : f en 6G eimua Ol uste and belle cont 5 jin Mitts! ln less than ten minutes we were at the Holt. apward gave away the secrets of aes l RIN L ED figures to Cash or thy Amn Dame,Ciee x? # | Cincinnati. iege of Mu-| Cincinn:tl bb +7 u miniature ris Kriagle! Mr. Jervoise was sleeping—at all events, he truth to save his friends from arrest. The | satisfaction? akticey oo OE prone | Sane. eu oe. = 7 was quiet, and Sister Emily had made Mrs. Efforts to Terrorize the-British Govern: | split ae t at the time the ‘I. R. B.’ was | "Ger North 3th. | : itibeGeak Manco, cere I almost catch your secret Jervoise £0 and lie down in the drawing-room. al P into factions. Every man wanted to Fenster ~ A re f18Q0 to Stand School Use. Your chucklings of delight “And would I go to her there?” said Bessie. ment in Ireland. p rind eader, and those whose ambition tailed 2 Le —— The while you whiz where g Accordingly, 1 went to the drawing-room, and, unced their more fortunate contreres , : JOSIAH'S SCHEME. pleats around th Exernally A sane breath. as swift ° coming out of the sun-glare, conld not at first informers and Government Spies, ~e over a peltiouss eApocw rn yore be ays eres Whh yrjounty wed Br glid distinguish anything in the darkened room. | El Paso Correspondence San Francisco Chronicle. ae a mp ASSAULT, How His Wife Extricated Him From | ferred materiais are velvet Ger pote beoche for As, however, my eyes became accustomed to It was in a hotel here a few nights azo that mer evening in 1877 some friends Mormon Meshes. the petticoat, and tulle, lace, or crape for the k and shaliow . ee Pbchind were riding! the twilight, I saw Mrs. Jervoise lying on tbo ones alana buried in the pillows. Poor He winks at twinxlings of the frost She was sobbing convulsively, though And, on his airy race, srying hard to stifle the sound. ben Its tin ee an touched her she started, and, sceing who it tne Oe a was, flung herself into my arms, but then The colder—weener is the air The less he cares a feather. Bur, there! he’s gone! And | gaze on The wintriest of weather. sprang back, saying: “Oh, why do you come? You ought not, it is the fever. you know.” I cared little for ten fevers at that moment, and drawing her down : ett ‘er the track | Western Texas. “ant A Or Sone teturae agall agai ou the couch sold ler #0, petting and | varn mvself about a iiving Lrish revolutionist, To whi for you or ery tor you, omens See as one would a tired child. After | 7.4 7} hink, one of the most wonderful Siti 3 / " ve : - seie (or You were vain-— a time slept, and shifting her head from my | men that ever lixed, if I were any hand ata And so speed on! the while I pray A . nipp ng frosts forsake you ide stil ahead of grief, but may Al. giad things overtake you! Janes Wurrooms Rivey. I could about her husband. Alas! things were as bad as my worst fears had pictured then. Worn out by bis exertions, his constitution, weakened by wear and tear in a hot climate (he had told the doctor that he had spent ten years WHO WERE THEYP completely, and from the first there was no hope. He was delirious the whole time, and From the London Truth. his wanderings were painful tolistento. He We had not long been settled at Hilton vicar- ave when we became acquainted with the Jer-| never recogni is wife but called ~oises, who lived ina small house close by the|for her incessantly, every sentence he vicarage cates. They had taken it ona yearly | uttered showing s intense love for her. After the first outburst she controlled herself and waited on him, in turn with Sister Emily, as quietly and steadily as ere now she had jease, some years before our arrival. in the par- ich. but had so settled down into it that I think the villaze would have been as much astonished! by their flitting as if the church steeple had started off for a constitutional. He was a sing- ularly handsome, bien conserve man of 40, or | and wearied, and the heart-broken look on it ~— ; ; ; arm to the cushion, I went out to find out what | in India), and by trouble, he had broken down | done on some fever-stricken cottager, | though day by day her face grew more drawn | | y ad e Q , ground trom undcor | “That was a weird sketch, that of ‘the young two or three gentiemen got talking of the rav- idity with which the large Sunday editions go the forerunner of the present Constitution. * ob s et te ee ee ee eu ™ . ee er Aa erin cimeser rn 3 Se en ee 7 oie, . >
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EBB. ER Ran 0.58. ¢ nate iow te or PK ales sii - i i lin pe . & he 3 ‘ ~ oi oe . & eas * aa s a. a " e " . ti oe See a ee. > Se Oe fee _. A > eS ee es Se ae cae St, Louis Post-Dispatch, Saturday a ae MILITARY MATTERS. Ae} or broken whenever either , isa regular little mag | mality to be disregarde ste. Sauhiore’ rennet * ’ T | anything like a proper wa a by | vane ed , me " : rofi t. | party tothe same elects. i iE UN RUMS et. Emmett recoznizes this fact and profits by anires anything but 9 sense of se- SO CON + D , ‘yombine effeetive comedy with music and babies ; as branding, a. eau actors, actresses and P BE ee | Sa oe ee, ee : 2 + J Pa . f ie ae ee e 2.28 a ES >. - . a ak ene, } 7 J 7 ~» wie ON ag eC oe gee of = en, ERO AS pe Ser ae 4! gy Miss Jennie Prince has too much ¢ spb ; seums, will have ful; comp'ements of curiosities and Ww be of the forty- : would commence in small white spots, which had ] LF motion to dance gracefully or effec! ively. She ts The Casino will offer an attractive bill next week, theatoriutn aitract:ons for vext week of the est, coming one ; stand? a silvery appearance, but were not deep but if ] at. i | both unsvitiful and awkward and cannot approach | eontainins some old favorites and a oumb:r of new ; ig BH Ry niners. In 185 he Ileft California and He can't. tempted to heal thei, or’soon after their first > l the perform ince of her predecessor V ion, m the Fame part, bit she sings beller than V anoni. Her voice is ot very strong or full, but it Is clear, sweet and sympathetic, and I tnought her efforts were ones. Among the new features will be Miss Clara D-Vere, tue serio-comic artiste, Kelly and Murphy, Miss L zzie Aldine. Kaye and Hearv in “ Proveros and others. Tae popular ia ties’ matinees 02 Tues- no longer manager of Legrand White, baving resumed tice direction of her tour. Miss Louize Manfred, who was cast for the part of Mr. Cbharies Frohman is Miunie Maddern. her lusband., Mr. went with about one hundred Cuban _ filibusters tu join the N:cararuan Army. During the vovaze he was elected first lieutenant and succeeded at great risk in quelling a disturbance between the How ean he marry and furnish a wife With the many sinaJ comiorts which sweeten this life* pearance. they would burn and run together unt! there was a complete dry, red scale, which woul become so inflained as to crack und look fiery anj angry. and the burning sensation would be almoz : , not nearly as much apprec ated the night l was iD ig iy and Thursday will be given. Sunday matinee | yanra in.“ihe He ‘sar Student.” was unable to | filibusters and the ship's crew. When he arrived We must state the cold truth, though it cuts like intoierabie. | the theater as they yey ce eae at 2:40. appear on two eveuin ss on account Of illness, at Grenada he was ass:gned to duty hi a, in- a knife— ; Iwas attimesso lamethat Leould scarcely g the people were ’ ca. Lap The ‘Private Secretary” imbroclio is reported as fantry. At the battie o: Rivas, in whic mer can He can’t. about, and could oot dress myself without assis, : gptruck in and bad frozen toe wighey = ee nn 'h€ | Concert of the Beethoven Conservatory. *,ttled, Mr. Gilette having agreed to produce the | valor and bravery figured. so conspicuous:y, —[Life. ance. I nave tried many remedies, and have pai : . « : . ~ ‘ ° . > - » SEP, Ur ite lle + ae ~ ’ : ‘ : ‘ rare. Bis. BVA ¢ we . to their taste, for ali of it feli up The first concert of the present. season of the pice? under Manaver A. M. Palmer's directioa. he was be vee! — OH gage PO = $10) ina single instance toa physician, but have riawny uat. . sd all a . ~ , , : : 2 aes ag ees Beethoven Conservatory of Music, notw thstandiug Wiliam Redmund, of Redmund-Barry’s “Mid- een lt naonminared the city and defeated Gen A COSTLY PICTURE. oto oe 7 7 as toma fae te 9 pale yy" me 5 lin en OF vag ' ‘ v - eiped for a tiie. OU reta pse 0 lt The company {snotas strong as it might be in | the inclemency of the weather, took place Taursday | night Marriage” Company, tele + ba sos en Mora with an army of 34 men. That evening he badly troubled as ever, and duriag the w nter of ISS 1 the matter of voices, anil none of them are In very | evening at Memorial Hall before a numerous, thor- | nati that be is paying to the best business ID (be | Ly cuated the c tv. Gen. Jameson, fearing death The hael the British Government ; ®"" W821 suffered so much as to be ent-reiy dis good shape this wees. The weather ts aniply si@- onghly pleased, and appreciative audience. The | City- at the hands of his enem:es, dragged himse f out of e haphaei the ritis couraged. Last June. however, I was advised py ] fic ent to seeount for this Besides Mr. Pepper and il . cae ' . ‘ , | It annears possible that Mme. A'bani, whose ap- the burning city at m dnizbt, got a mustang pony is Asked to Buy for $350,000. Eider and Mrs L. C. McKiustry, who are weil known Miss Prinee. tie oaty other member of the com- | programme Was a varied and quite ST ORTIOS one, | pearance in this country was expected before this | and rode sixty-four miies. almost naked, to the city in these regions, totry your Curicura Reneniys: , pany w ng ean cl vm murea ia tue way of vocal - and well designed to dispiay the proficiency of the j (4:4 may yet visit America before the spring season | of or yo ces ne prs ar any — yee He was | From the Pull Mali Gazette. and 1 felt somewhat a little courage, from their fa s Miss Fiorence bem ster, whose coniraito voic —- , steal « whe ra sed tothe rank of acaptain an our SUCCESS- . ; ‘able onini f the er virtue bOI — the several departments of musical culture | closes. Pe 'Sea : ‘ yusant unds is a stupendous | vorable opi:ion of them, to try their vi 2 About , has sume strengtti and is remarkabiy clear, but it plies “Se % a ES. . “BRiaine.” the new play written for Mile. Albina de fuilv in several other battles. During the late war _reapeped en . — orca lt is oquiemana the second week of Juvy last 1 commesced taking Jacks iu botn sweetuess and sympatuy,. at the Conservatory. Mer (Mrs. M 'B Curris) by Mr Robert Gritlin Mor- he fouvht in a nuiwiber of batties, and was rice to pa rool me h if . i o that if w the remedies. and with.n six weeks | begai: to seeg y. ayn | The concert ope 1e1 with the overture to Zampa, | pio yi) shortly be produced for the first time at | for along time a prisoner in the o d Gratiot Street | to about 04,000,000) Taipan sal re permanent improvement, until aow (Octover 1) | am 7 Iwas about toremark that if an inch in heicht | arranged for piano, eight hands. This seleciion | peirout. Prison in this city, Fort McHenry and Fort Norfolk. i distribute the burden of the Price Proposed FO | about as good as new, and wy flesh is as the flesh of and five pounds of weiciit were added to Miss Dizzy | in neil | by Miss Ida Hunicke, Currie Soldan ' ; espondent writes that Miss Mary Since 1867 he has been enga red as a journalist. be- be given for the lenheim Raphael over the a child. XR. BENJ SM. TH. Murdock’s p vys que. her cuteness would resoive it- | V8S rendered OY an _— Tee ioe nome £1,000 & monta, ax her} Ms the proprietor of the RF versid~ Press. During | whole of the population of the United King- Lcertify that the above statement of my wife ij Z pelf into posit. ve s tiness, but I wi refrain. She Euzenia Tietzel, and Master Hermano Ep- Anderson wang > aa ate x ech’. ea the Lyceum the late campaign he bittled nably for Marmaduke dom it would require that each man, woman | correct. and | join with her in expressing my grati- has @ pert saucivess of action and speech. whieh in | stein. and was a fair exhibition of pi- eta h during u¢ 2aseu in whee neg , ee ee and child that breathes within the limits of the tude for the great beneit she bas aE MITH ] com tr ation Ww tia ber dimninu ive fiure rise@s to . r = . — " - ° a charac er. oun ; ui I ak | “ani i ‘ a ver r . . . . . a >. . T . heizht woiech may be denominated cuteness—bat | #20 quartet playing. Dancia’s varied Miss Pertha Ricci, a native of this city, is the | versation. He will make, his frends say, a most | British Islands should isisey ee one l certify that the above statensent fs correct. Mr. . notuing more Sve is superficial and lac s—I wou't |air of Bellini was cleverly executed on the | prima donna of the Falke” Company at the Olympic | efficient officer. halfpenny in order to accumulate this unique | ginith is a prominent man inthis community, wher fay 'reslness because sie has so ne of that quality violin by Master Harry McChesney. Mas‘er Me- ! nex! week. >he was he Laura in “beggar Stuuent™ | THE CAVALRY. anJ| unheard of price, No picture that was he lives. tie isa well known dealerin stock, and Ori al ‘ty iS a vood term, and her cCuievess be- ‘ : : f f t SUCCESS last year. | The Cavalry Company has received a communica- ever vet s Nd fetched half the sum. Is, then, his ~tatemeut, with that of his w ife. iss fuily eutitied ‘a mes monocot Chesney has talent, and gives promise of future ex- tion from the Secretary of the Inter-State “+i ? is i Ted ‘ COMES WOUULOBOUS, : —_— Matt E Ryan, the business manager of the Peo- | tio! ; ary thearticle worth the money? And is it worth | to credit. y eee ce.lence in the manipulation of the difficuit instru- ples, will take a bDencfit aext week as a reward Drill Association at Mobile. inviting the commanl ‘our while to buy it? That is the question for Dine at Stanstead, Province of Quebec, this T understand that Miss Murdock is about to try | ment which he haschosen. The execution of the | or jong ad faithiui service. The benefit tickeis to partic ethe Lice greene emp — ae 1 the British public and its representatives, and twenry-sevenih day of Ovtober, ISd2. ; ; starring. Advice :s not pleasant, but “don't” fits charmin: ballet mnete from Roubenstein’s opera, wil be good for any agatin the week. j Cant G. L ee oe dan, Wie pre oe there is much to be said on both sides. The a Pe ui the Oona ine - sdisairably: sot Vel nie at ¢ Y raie. | Ps more ** “ i S itil t iex ‘ 7 swiss a | ding , a => . : : — ? od . : . ae . Riser © ‘ FUSpPes, i ca é ais ira ¥: not | aw al e t any rate | “Feranors,” was intrusted to } is Ida Hunie e. a Lilian Lewss, the leading lady of Only a Farm | its inteution of*entering. and correspondence is | world of art is unanimous in favor of the pur- cad 0 ie nee Men Sieh teeehin god beh y?. ilnvanwelhite part witd a mre Fas : & — -__—_— en hot the head ait 06 b bend ‘wriggle as it | Re pena oe, Seen. 205 Paces jo ft is reported that Mme. Modjeska has instituted has been detailed as their jostructor and their first general $n r 2 to pba i? Mt for pe ; THE TEST: 2 . picases, The result lssometuing like adog struck jijmer. “Tne A pine F ower,” solo for suprano, by | She #-d:ust Frans L. Goriner tor 90,00 damages drill took piace at tae Armory this afternoou at 2:30 | chase of any 0 masters at & peshe-pibtese) bros Place a can top down ov a hut store until heated, thea - it} th . bACH wil h a ciuo or a sway-backed borse Weeserlin was sune by Miss Georgie Anderson, in for dei Saal hey ‘ t cuadr.ccve.. Due sux arises = of ; p. m. sober tax- yer 1s perbaps not best pleased at renwve the vuver and mipeill, A cheimict wili net be re | ii doing tae rearing act. | captivating stvle. The voice of Miss Anderson is | “© C#4rxe ag Se at? ia and — _— tad cCon- THE TREDWAYS. the idea o pouring all this money into the quired to detect the presence of ammonia, ia eee | rather melodious than strong, and, being very ex- | SP#iFS4 60 Ful Mate, Pine . ' P : — hs page Pe ga eee nea coffers of the Duke of Marlborough. But this STS St ghia T %| Mil! “ker's “Reggar Stu lent” in point j pressive and fexibie, w ill bring her apie cdistine- Miss Julia Pmt ge ey a tomagcay oy | oon an 1 Tre , e meen” hi a p sol on h is speculation ; it isa ity the picture cannot be y of ic, possesses popular qualities in much | Sn in private life. The fantasie for violin and | actress, is vow an wid Ady, living in Brookiyn, aud | Predway aS es a he tn | exhibited before purchase, so that the nation SS Bus, po ee. Quanercs ih much piano, on teemes from “Wiliam Teli” by De Berot | keepin, a miil.nery siore. Few of toe present piay- inst. Those who attended their last ball, a year reat. r derres thas “Orp.was antl Eaurydice.’ 3. W. F&F. MeCol in opera by the MeUauli comp ony. Miss was not ateas* as Genera Oilendorf, ilad au | Osborne. isaduo not often heard in pub:ic dul rence in tars fault operated very much to lessen interest in this duet, as played at this coacert by Miss Ne.jie Pope and Mr. Paul Nemours. Mendels- goers have ever veard of her, Dut maay of our -auizet cuoiwr Of wen und boys. Tue vew departure is sad to Ve lnghly appypreciated, ’ axo,will remember with pleasure the handsorne dec- -cts for @ large attendance are good. This even- ng there will bea competitive drill to ascertain may not buy a “pig in a poke;” for, tosay the . “ ye Se as - ‘ “ S pt Nyaa ~ with entire satisfaciion, for the reason that the re- readers among the prviession whl remember tue oration of the hall, the prospects are that the | truth, there is not much general confidence in | ro i oe \ eoeney A well enter aah nthe gee ngs ed lations of toe instruments to each other ! ouce popular Naiad Queen. | decorations this year wi!l far surpass those of last | the judgment of our art advisers. As we can- ) Tt has not ween given ai the Standardiuathor. | % not a ways > aed regarded by A new idea has veeu taxen up at Spiers & Pond'’s | Year. and that Armory Hail will be decorated ina not see the picture ourselves let us note the pur- iF. ougwiy satisfactory manner. The parts were not | ™@¢ pianos, which by unduly = wei, known Criterion restuuraat in London. Tue | ™@nner never before witnessed. The invitations | port of what is said about it in the famous Gu ; fakeu by tue memvers of Thompson's company 8 ing too pronounced a part in the rendition | (gable dnote diuners are acco. npaued by giees and have been nearly all issued, and man art guide. | inastvle onapar with the pre euatation of tue eTec ually murs the grace und sym netry of it, [n- part songs, cha@ruiua sly reudered vy a specialiy or- | mend ane ane ye hs, A. —- goo mn In Kugler’s Hand-Book the. picture is de- | scribed as being of ‘surpassing interest and beauty.” Born in 1483, just four hundred years ; aied fo equal M.ss Jansen as Lranisilava, : he | . se } : ii oe “Bou J ur” hia not compare with y Foye son's exquisite “Midsummer Nignt's Dream™ was | Mr. Lawrence Barrett says: | “The real cause of | who will dri! in the p.cked company whose ex- o, Raphael Santi was only seventeen years Mamma! of welatter. On tie other hand it had °Tusticauy rendered by diss Dora Suarp and her | the v@4 tueatrical seasoa is that tae Companies are | hibition will form the main feature of their enter- | old when he first painted anv independent gone features whica were better, notably Mr, ‘“[ aver rane, ; ) OR THE LIQUOR HABIT give you the closing words, With tine proper | been to criticise this season? Pretty nearly all our | Changed with ease. A clever Frenchman some The election of first lieutenant of G Company | Burlington Fine Arts Club and is, we = Tt vuriations in the weoder itis: Attitude: haad in air. “] will sxve hin; dazed expression, “Where am I? reckless drop on Kouees, with eyes uplifted and hands casped, “Saved, saved, thank God! than« God!" The bero and herome in the last scene aiwaye view each other with uncertainty for a moment, (hen sprinc into eaco other's arms with a ery of delicht and d.ssvive and assimilate to siow music aud failing curtain. The average melo-drama tieaters are occupied with vapid, confusing and professedly funny piays—littie sxite which may be | written by any tyro wno has a humorous imagina.- tion. Look over the best of the pieces now running at the New York theaters. With the one exception of Victor Durand, where is there a pay that seriousiy appeals to any literary, dramatic or culti- vaiei taste? A crossing sweeper is just as competent to de iver a jndgnent on the pieces now inost Popular years ago invented a machine fur that purpose and, lbave heard, made a fortune by it $0 many people are trowvied with noses whose Shapes do not please their owners or their Owner's friends, The machine Suiall sheil in two parts, hinged together. It | Cousisted of a | is nude of iron, japauned or enainelod. It is in | Shape inside thatol a perfectiy iwolded nose, ability of going to Washington to atten Branch Guirds last Wedavstay, resulted in a ue bet weeu second Lieuteuant Branch, aud Tom Foggo. The Tredway Ritles are considering the advis- the inau,u- ration ceremomes. If itis decided to do go, , wil not go to Mobile. ae First Sergeant Picot of the’ Cavalry Compa ny has resigned his appointmeut as First Sar oniy ww the compauy. t ee ksis now easily obtainable. Mr. Loverina, of Messrs. Hoffnung & Co, Syd- ney, N. 5. W., Australia, sulfered agony from the gout and was unable to get upstairs. A few appii- pcm S'. Javous Oil, the magical pain-reliever, cu in. It can be given in acup of coffee or tea withot the knowledge of the erson taking it. isa! aolutely harniess, and will effect a permanent and *! cure. whether the patient ia a moderate drinker@ an alecohotic wreek. It has been given 'n the Sands of ca-ea, and in every inatance a perfect cure has tollowed. fenever inils, The system oot impregnated with the Specitic, it becomes an ub impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. Golden Specific Co. Prop’ra. Cincianath ® is to the stage Woat the dime nove: is to Ltcerature, | a 4 dramatic crit.c of the longest experience and ac. | @ccording to the type of the feature sti | s aud it enjoys about ue sauce kiud of popuarity, ess oben — The only thing to dec de ay wearer. ~ Thus you can obtain a Roane ore Bp eat amsnmarronn t Johnson of oe ee ype ple LOU aretuony or a. ‘j li . ae ar ’ rs) ; e+e *. joing angie «wd eg Bde an he bee Sees ae ae hye ater other shape you | made a flying visit to Jefferson City p Bygh ng From the Newport News. . MM, W . ALEY ANDER Drugeist tate play oe owe %." one Bay a a. Se laugh. Judgment ou taese pieces is oaly a question rr oe obeig oe fee at bedtime and | Hat matters look brignt for the militia In the window on the east side of the justice: Cail ur write je . com i he oa ~ . Ms Phy, . FOC ents |) whether the criti uuro iy B04 sOLteis T it ij 2 circulars and fall varticniar ‘ ip, it ms becominy tiresome, and w losing fis drawing | oom ys Sadan Tiiaien yo ren me yyy = ign “A one uyity od. Then it is A —— a 4&cavairy camp duri the | COurt-room a mouse made its home for ew ene — me capacity. Considering its cauaracier., and tue fre- vency with wh.ca it has been here, the business of the theater was remurkable. As a matter of fact. al, Of tue theaters stu'ted off in good shape this er / avers that he Saving be roared the entire — Whie another | no question of taste or merit. merely one of digest. nevereven smied Itis, therefore tou aud the humor of the moment. well greased with olive Oil, giyceuring -. ; ” : vaseline or other Olly suOstauce, Finaily the “uaa im- prover is tixed un antl the sidos clasped -to- getner, and the weurer keeps it on ail night, Cavuiry Company. and fue participate, aud probably the Milwaukee Toon. ratiou the will of the pauy alleudanuce regimem during the past muath, naving had 196 GLANKE & BRO. p week, and even with toe worst kind of weather! = Tp sit in sotemu judgment taking care in the morning to wash } : " showed wore life than usu. | tof “Skipped t the Lignt of ie Mone ae water only. [tisa rather painsul eins nm men present. Troop A had eghty-eugut meu. o | Uences are nny as interested a spectator as ) es | Private Secretary.” “Adoais,” “The Bottle of Ink -* | DUt acter the first two or three aypiic snes: Of large percentage, considering the uumvuer of men | @@Y One. How he has subsisted it is difficult to i J. K. Emmett's decline is a fruitfal theme with | “\Ye. Us & Co." is like breaking a butterfly oa q | the improver tuere is no More trogni. pee ee say, a8 ho seems to live in the window casing ‘ the erttics, nud yet be continues to attract the pub- | Wieel. A few lines recor ling the Feneral idea of | @ moonth the nose bevins to take vie. In about specifications never leaves it. He seems now to bea fix- , lic dexpive his fgiings To my mind £ ameit'a | each, and one or two lines saying where: the fun | and at the end of from eiht ~ ne pate nye the enands of = =—Regt. u” | ture of the court, althoug co 60 610 d 6 Vi K t St +! strengta, having out of consideracion his singing, | ® COMUSUOUs or not—thisis all that is necessary alteration is said to be perte ;2 Weeks the | Brindle forthe remod-i.ng of the quariers of causes @ sinile from those present, and hee | i) } an 12 arKe , : wilco is a powerful element, bes in the human in | 9, Geneach it all there may, bea craving to zet aw ; 2 erect and permanent— | pames B.C, H, i, Kaud LL Quarte 4 om to be reall ridicul eee Tt ; term he Wurows around his performances. He } —_ a. be anges or ee ee now eeork ase tnt demead anions Mes tied of that | eeant Brindle will superin.end the a wet un 7S me wg ore owing to his Pure Goods, adapted to the finer re ; i if tg th ve oOllic Kiag. ve | , > ys. ese fares ' A aVing K ; *h make biin . , i moe thy aww phe Ags ok yemendan en | om, but they may serve to banish the eo the Shue Operauion with another ineiene ts A pater - a R:fles, will pete oll pagae he seems to be now quite trade, a Specialty, patdecine face, Wich for expressiveness and mo. | Cf? 4d inpendinz disaster for an hour or two. necessi ia led, have known Peuple to éhange Bull resigned, on oo Theraiar ta. pe im ee aifairs and a lar = — biaty is scidem equaled, aad when be Siniies i | rT one _ their uses four or five tins in as tna & L.eutenants Brandon and Ww . aaa —— ant upon the sessions, he wil] fed by the SR ighte up Wilh femarKcable sweetness. More than | he Spanish Method. In that way a man could chance pe | Hazard and Shap-eigh, late of First Sptains of official charity while he or jis evel bis iierersing heaviness has not de- | Fyrom the Dramulic News is nose as often as be chan» Hse tho styie of are meutioue ! as candidal oo imeut, | unti) he meets the sad fat of e e ooved — ol ee trucs ul ro eda SO ~ his char- The case and ch ; sers,” sed the cut of his | tant id wiil mis Adju- on m ns inti + ea f= le t x - ht ie ite aie is acting he combines witi id charmin trou preside, ouse, whose remai mate that Cc IC ‘ ro ty ac Pe J pathom, just enougu ‘to wate theatrical contracts are Sroten fa ten eee " Pao TAA ST" oappmeces a. ‘tebews: Prerninag ce hy the late cold wavo, Fhe. e it and create syrupatuy for tuts characcr. one eee. ——— Consequential ities which Bh Doew! olds, and Sore Throat vield re to 10 alleviage TToones are used this — nares 4 adopt him to-~lay, and ar c> aN nd him a legal Fenidonce and entitles In addition he strenzcthens this element by his use of chlidren un tue stage. A baby, if bandied in ve ocvasioned surprise in Eu- rope, and now and n * this site of the water. Prevosed comment even on Nowadays & contract is reganied merely as a for- lass & sous’ Capsicum Cough a Cu4se's fine syrups are sold by 1400 5. Broudway, Drops. Stueck & Beoker | peter y a on gh sytap; be sells it. 19 TRE BEST. lneule of your Gree — en permanent “pases not