St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 24, 1885
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ROOM SETS PARLOR FUR ‘THING NEED. W LV o A CENTURY—I? VRIVALED. LGN. Ga. ta, Ga: Dear Sir—I take have used, for the last ies in regard to its com as now) pronounce t to * Uu! combinatiod of the here as any place in g as 5 a. r.. N AN 4 > „ yee - „ 22 * a “4 * ~ a rot ¥ — 2 5 1 * . * 1 8 a wa 2a 1 a a ST. LOUIS. TUESDAY, MARCH 24. 1885. ae | PRIDE VS. JUSTICE, 0 85 Revival of the Rhinelander Scandal in New York. MILLINERY COMPANY, |: 5 # 604, 606 Franklin Avenue, through to 829 N. Sixth St. ) The Skeleton in the Closet of an Aristo- cratic Family — Young Bhinelander’s Separation Frem His Loving but Plebelan Wife—A Divorce Probable. 2 ‘Weare pleased to announce to the Ladies of St. Louis and By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. * New Tonk. March 24 —In aristocratic Forty - eighth street, a few doors west of Fifth avenue, DRY GOODS. COMPANY'S stands the elegant home of William Rhinelander, vicinity that our Spring Stock of . with its marble piliows and elaborately carved MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS 3 blinds and the sign “rooms to rent,” located not many miles from the resid of his father, is the | Is Now Complete and Includes All the Novelties of the Season. RST U ND FXH 5 II (iN home of W. C. — 2 a year ago a was the heir of Wiliam Rumelander's millions, He , had married a girl whose parents were poor and in : y * Having An Extensive Wholesale Department i a pert We are enabled | to Bes T ee 2 which gives TH IS SE AS ON ON : — — 8 = ae Lower Than Any Other Retail Honsein the City U- AY ANT — a ea ed a curtaio fell upon this act of the Rhinelander drama, *. — . the other day. Yes- — months ago. In a few days it will probably A 1, hia Beavy @ one. — CO cues his teeth compresses 's Trimmed = as tonal 24 peculiar as the f nd n John L. Sullt- sensational au ular as ormer, & John a Special attention is cajled to our assortment of Children’s Trimm I „ - IK fiat A, son is the 2 are, 3 Hats, which we have in all grades. - | young ard heretofore .oving couple. The itte red | seemed. to und E. Ab 1 . it iif 1 05 ie i 8 8 2 E : a 17 : f f ok house, Wuere Rnineian er, jr., lives, is not the | ind tent. In g snd 3 and bee ser 1 · 1 3 showing elegant goods hoine | of ibis 4 wite 2 Ae has not locxed “My husband ts a Methodist aad I am 2, cathe. na e Newes es and Combinatio : aga er, OU oxpectanc aid Mrs Toinpa “i wil never ox | she will coe to him without h ki effort -willed at In Laces we have a full assortment of new Oriental. Egyptian, Es- TU ESD A i AND WEDNESD A 1 to bring her. The story of their sepuration dates times aud hauled of and bit me tue cer day, Duty. curial, Spanish, Gold and Fancy Laces. 3 bac« to « period ever since his triai fur insanity. | on tue whoe, he is @ good boy, thouzh he sa tee: He was at that time beavily in debt to his attorneys | ror to other children aud they are afraidof him, Our Corset Department is replete with fresh goods. We will continue aud r Bh ny — aay Sa of reseut- . Peopie have au- me if I wouldn't le 1 have Ment t wa wer 1m poasi- 5 Barnum seat tohandle the same popular brands which have given so much sat- i On which occasion a DISPLAY will be made of EN- ble, ne wrote 10 bim, thus taking the tultiauve | wore dg che tor wae 2 isfaction heretofore. TIRELY NEW GOODS “te reg 7 — 21 ~~ — — ö aT his at * fees were : mone ‘ | 5 Amounting to which had deen leut by f r.ends was refunded, and . aM GL MANS SUICIDE the subscriptioa ot wc nad been ta.en up Polsonlag- Fatal All shades of Satins, Velvets, Gauzes and Plaid Silk for Trimming. by tue Wonne n his iuterest was seat to the Hock- | Attempted Wholesale 1g Valley sufferers. it w.s rumored at the time, Fight of Desperadoes— Missouri Matters. Remember, We Trim Free of Charge. aud uus vot s nee been contradicied, that Mr. Ruine inpEPExpENcs, March 24.—Mr. James Combs, who N iauder ſurusned the funds on vond.tion that he ' would not remain with nis wife, the ee was W years of age, wok his life yesterday by sev- haviu.s deen oy on 8 — sou a be- | ering the jugular vein with a razor. The loss of his low his station iu hte. lt was kaown tthe father | wires and tue infirmity of age led to the act. The 13 had said, at tue time, thut if he did warry ver, that — cut hum off wiuout à dollar, but it was | Vilage of Bucxner, near bere, is gxcited over tie uot thougut by che young couple wat they wouid | act H an unprineipled scoundrel, who put a hand- * ful of stryohnine in the wei] at tue City Hotel. Some Which, for VARIETY, BEAUTY, TASTE, STYLE and EX- — some 5 5 „ N 1 of the poison lodged on tue pump chain, and by MILLINERY COMPANY TREME LOW PRICES, will prove an event of city prisus, ue Hai no fr.euds but bis wife and is | good.chence the frst man 10 draw water disc ered | : weber ag Ge PB ey | — _ — = some of the undissolved poison aud — 1 : beca 1 1 ouid * — 5 to 5 ber aud he declared — pe: 8 4 13 604, 606 Franklin Avenue, through to 829 N. Sixth St. 41 1 he would stand by her if he nad to face starvation. . Mareb 24.—Marshal J. G. White ar- dhe Visit-d nim day and Lrought nim delicaci@s, | pasted J imuoson yesterday for manufactur- and when his ball was lixed ber brot. ru fou. d vail counter eit money. a * for him, Lecause be had refused his fatheis prot- BABLESTON, March 24.—Bob Grimes and John fered aid. Younz Rome.auder hved with uis wife — two bud characters, between whom aun · d 1 f iu as — up-towu nome just six werks and sud- bas existed for some time past, „ot mto a ; 2 de * KI 4 —4 pay a en dom 3 match at Hibbard, near bere, and Rogers ; , aD u U . A Most Cordial Invitation is Extende to all to Visit 7 ruge ad left 10 howe aud did uot return, He vouid ~ SEDALIA nerve M4, —The Garrison House, United | ; bot uud ia his usual States press ce 18800 acitic Us on this, the fosmsathan which his wie bad of ais whereabouts is | purned n. last nigut und Gailies’ umber yard as 4 4 sail to hu ve been au auouucemeut im the dady pa- vadly damaged. Detinite partiqu.ars as 10 O We have now on sale the Handsomest Stock : ‘CANNIVERS | of Fine All Wool Novelties ever shown in the } : b lander returued after a guort stay on tnt e tue Doctor's rwinains KEPT THE FAMILY SKELETON RATTLING is an uvalid. misseu ier lit le daughter Ne ue, an 10 ve beit th it was further stipu.ated, it Plaids, Checks and Broche Glace. 3 e thar the wife was obo provided with 8 FIRED HIS OWN HOME ivng. Th attr part o agrvemen — in wridiug, so tae whole propo ation | Shot By # Watchmun—Miners Displaced 4 | | 0 mans wife vill not ive with h m. 1 dont know that N March 24.4-Fire fog City yesterda — — - —— b- s combelle l to remaia singe for the res of his N r ate ~~ — A : 3 days. Its true that I am not iving with my wife, 000. insured $1,000; West & Joclixu. dry 5 B. H loss pere Saat be.und pone on a trip to Europe at uls | aud neut cannot ve learned, but the loss will 1 5 in the close was tne pussessiou of tne children of | intaut of Id months, and, becoming u.easy, dragged West. Our importation of French and German nthe i as ania oe Slee ot | ee meee wen ett mae but it is a wife’s duly a ee n ulner'sexpeuse. ‘The separation ocvasioned muck | rpeavh T. ou to $100,000. shberitf Beurd ett gasp amine Fens ant veighvors, and waiters | iaaguigot x uo De Guigty for Mt. Ayr, lowe. Que | 2 ‘ d 1 4 rr sag den husband and rourtecting-» body. with Coa O n * red a e OF THE Ce ced ome institution where tney coul . i iD: * A ttle f d aid 10 a Goods, comprising Toille Crepes, Satteen Ber- control’ them, end Objected to ther D: ee b , ̃ͤ Ti . —— 0. i : vt ut, 0 er, Satteen Damier, Armenias, Reversible tern by the See uate sth fat as Compe 7 rer are red Nationa: Guards ‘ could a ree uyon, rs. nelander, Ir,. ‘ the u litsa vill. Cords, Albatross Coupures, Plaids and Broches, | ber nusbend’s mother. Suc Focstved . oe. Cone’ ceinaite but was cal ed upon by the attorney for the hie- | are greatly exited over the news that the Lolfey- lan er fa nt. who -uzgested taat the c.ildreu v6 vile division has stolen a maren on Gen. Hateu aud t. Wen 2 Bae ows as 8 to recover $20,000 and in English of Pongees, Mohairs, Melanges, : Paced na» institution in Connecticut at tue he 47e on tue way to Oklanoue. pense O e is Gers. ‘ ‘ tas ie was rejonted, By Strikers—Illinois Items. Fi ederick K. Clark and ex-Judge Curtis, attorneys * for young Kaineander on bis recent triai for iu- March 24.—An unknown Italian was shot san ty, : id Pein an teen oe — 45 dy the watchman of the steamer City of St. Louis, su tei them coucern recen , but they sbought tue rumors of a divorce purely at this place laat aint. His recovery is dowbtful seusation A man named Newnan has been arrested for firing W. C. Rainelander said: “I don't know whether | his own house. His accuser is a negro domestic my troub es will end nm the courts or not, bu. if a who saw bim set the house . msured 55.000, R. arri, aloo. j TO FOLLOW HER SUSBAND, 1 inoured . B. F. Soiinaider's si ore. loss and not a husband's to ioi ow his wife. I have imsured $700. O. O. Falkner. bas been ar- made my home here, where you find me, and my f on ac of forgery whi e ia the service we is at libery to cone hee and make it ie utual Lite insurance Company her home, too. She had, the opporiunity to 0 | Sag ren to Topeka. Kan. : | abroad with me. but woud not. 1 am confl-ent Marcu 24 —A cutting affray occurred t.at sue is being urg d to this wrong course by ween two bors named — = ead “a pn 1 40 nic thee — and Frank Kline, lu whieh tae latter was SIX-STORY BUILDING has ah modern improvements, such as Electric Lights, Elevators and Speaking Tubes to every floor. | looks right for a hushand to talk against his wife 1 re gave bail to aper at MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, CHE RRY, MAPLE, WALNUT, EBONY and ASH, are made in beautiful designs at seen tone for nat opm 60 aaa ta kamera. March See Le Dee Post. of unproper conduct is made, itis utteriy ren tered soutenced to turee years at Cuescer. %—When tne miners of this lan't this an entirely new phase of the case?" to work yesterday, they found 2 4 u p. of tas mines Guernsey Furniture Co., 304,306,308 Locust St.; false. the tr al and protected my 2 m Mery way | DISGRACED THEMsELVES. 8 2 . F K be soun adjusted. 1| The Conduct of Pennsylvania Milltia Men subject. I bope matters wi Daring the Inaucuration Ceremonies. or rent a house within a very short e. “Have you effected a reconci.ation with your parents? “I was the first to augrest that some kind of an agreemeut be reached, if poss.ble, and I wrote my parents to that effect. It was necessary for me to make a settlement and a reconciliauon was in so far as that 1s concerned, for | was abie to pay m. r. McGinnis was asked about Mr. Rhinelander's 1 that he was using undue influence to keep —— her husbund, but he de- ALEXANDER’S DRUG STORE|HOW 10 BE BEAUTIFUL! 'HEADQUARTERS for ROLLER SKATES.|~ s=s==== The Secret Has Been successfally Solved. Samuel Reynolds tompkins, the Biggest N. W. Corner Broadway (Fifth) and Olive Sts. | By the MONTE \ Baby Boy in the United States Combs, Soap and other Fancy Toilet Articles. A S 1.5 * ALEXANDER’S UNRIVALED COLOGNE WIE B. The Comet Skate has graduated tension, RUBBER SE RUNES, peatoss 22 Prescriptions accurately prepared by competent apothecaries: un- VELOUTINE FACE POWDER! will tura a 28-inch o rcle and all the ls der the supervision of M. V. Alexander, graduate of Philadelphia Col- nn 8 Ie u renowned throughoss the world. Price (with ee | OF lateral motion | E panying preparations). 44 floor. 411 h , wood: of Rock Maple ebonized, makiug an elegant TS GRE UK IMPERATRICE, tor improving rough | durable finish. * 1 Embossed or Nickel Heel Bands. Turkish Boxwood wheels t expect to setrie in Connecticut, and — either buy Sportseman’s Pet Kulte. A.J. JORDY. 612 Wi HINGTON AV. pounds and a few ounces over. He iives with his father and motberat 113 Main street, Norwalk. Wasen he was born be didn't weigh five pounds. At ™ | was ten months old he weighed seventy-two pounds, for almost as much as his mother. Since then he has grown heavier and she has grown thinner and | r? Chariohe Frazer INDE#LIBLE LIQUID LIP BOUGE. Prica 61 per Also our 1 BEAUTIFYING MASK! — — : — — — — — lege of Pharmacy. Natora/ tint; don’: rab off. Price, 61 60 per bottle. 1 180. AM te softening with Brass bushing and Steel axles. Price § 5 URNITU RE ON re P AYMEN 3 —— 3 5 Sidewalk Skates, per pair, 75 Cents. Parlor Suits from 8450 down to . ! $45 00 . per ä 1 Only authorized Manufacturers’ Agents for the sale of 8 Chamber Suite from $500 daun to . 2500|*sutmsmom | HENLEY, RICHMOND and KITSELMAN’S SKATES, for dyeing the — T — ° 8288 — or Fs 25 MAGIC HAIR TONIC. 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+e, ¥ 8 PO a 8 * * : - ~ > ' . oa! * — * » Pe’ addy 7 . N 5 Poe 3 W + r. 5 * % a Be * ae 4 — 3 5 we - — . > 2% : * au a * 2 2 — 1 5 . > ieee > 5 l ot 4 * 2 Fs * re ae 2 * * 1 ee Fy I | 5 ee =" _* 2 = * * 3 * : N 8 * 4 . * y wa % + aad * 3 ‘ 2 . 1 a ey F 1 * ’ oie 1 5 n. , 5 * * 5 neti ted the part of . tu 1 — is taking be further Peat a - either the or the Noonan deiegations. 6: Bgl In short, it appears as though there had been a . rr e N TWELVE HOURS’ RALY OF GOOD LUCK Sg oe on the Rainwater cause, aud the stock of that geo 9 —— up considerably. Judge Noonan n the chief sufferer these, shifts, and 1 8 e et peared ax though he, would ge ot, ‘long ard the a yee ö 1 into the convention with a larger vote ee ey ng the advisability Pee . e number ot them n | water will qoosiderably on She baliot, vored Martin, others . while Parks will push him for second piace. te on any one, bow- ee se owt ie The wards in which the events above described ae have taken piace are all large ones, which ed that, unless ek * gives importance developments. first, second er BS st Primar —. e e wa e 0 2 y The Collectorship. and rushed through oe ihe Of course the nominations subordinate to that of all im rouable, ss Contest in the Citys History. i Indications of an Unprece- this no canvass whatever, ae eevee en hs given hin, it will be a clear OFF sar. Bone anaecede in side-tracking Mr. Ziegen- succeed in defeating Mr. William A. Rande for the nomination for City Register. Oth- oe. ah . fare a few things which can be said as to Hobbs has almost a certainty of the 9 pects, that are entitled to be classed as better the Board of Assessors Mr. Lange — 4 ree ener, although a feeble effort is be- to ges up à movement in favor of Mr. a. * . . yg ved in the north end of the city, . Mr. Lewis a few weeks ago withdrew from an If A. J. Davis N ee oe 4 dentedly 11. vote - ey ‘the field * &. * — of Wel — on the ticket, f i as 7 — 22 bas — b announce- but inasmuch as nortb end is to be given very Being t. * — * no canvas whatever, but this does N tle rooney tt. ke * 1 aly 12 — — ‘ 2 * convention 8 4 to succeed As to the Upper House, 15 18 offer bim the Collector, almost impossible to pred save that Geo. W. from g it Such Parker will be named for Presid ent. — U— — ‘ Sold Out, as Usual. : ected Complica. | ggg one, in view 22 Some Unexp Plica- majority of his delegates will wp ty The Greenbackers do not seem, to get on at all in as to enable him to tions in Several Combina. re this arrangement bear fruit, it will make game @ their endeavor tofurnish the city with a ticket 8 1 worthy of everybody's support. Last night the slates which are * Mr. Lewis City Oo nf Greenbackers met at Central tion A 8 ments. » he is not cons:dered as 1 sibility. 8 , — In the next place, tate pparen tbat a decided majority of the water men are aue de Thomas F Hayden for Collector, while in one or two wards are conceded Turner Hall’ and, notwithstanding the limited size of the gathering, they got up quite as big a fight as Th Cripple Noo to 7 Hay is | Greenbackers are essential to a party schism. 1 . Ra r * 2 — on tbat, should the Hainwater men x 1 Ratchford. 8 — ot his — a fair t ou M who, i . and to Push inwater to ominate in the convention, as they to in the recent Sedalia strike, was regarded Front o. Mr. Hayaen will haves long lead on the col; | 454 good man for presiding officer. He only held the Front. lectorship nomination. In fact,a bet on den | the however, long énough to admit of the appears to be rega as safer in political election of Mr. O'Connell as temporary chairman, ; than on any other ate who | and Mr. Peers as tem Then Andy — is having a contest for what he seeks. Nevertheless Brown, without whom a ia ng m-n's convention is never complete. moved a committee of seven on he © it 4 ho will etand oy him permanent on and rr which What t om position | delegates who w motion was anattempt ullduggery — efforts at trading. ae. and AI by Mr. — tue gentleman ho — — 0 Be— are just as confiden over. Brown out with a chair in settling a point of order „ eee Ske e 12 — w Hayden. Mr. M. J. we at a previous convention. Mr. Swayne wanted a will be a not very strong ttee on nt iZaiion to consist o D. Lewis a Possible Dark Horse for race, and M.D. Lewis wil ~~ FR) 989 — organizai 1 The Republican Conven- | “0%¢d in the convention unless Judge Noonanis/ At this rn junction Colonel Hoban attempted to ad- Collector—The P 1 2. ine Gan A dress the — — Mr. Ratchford protested = Com ptrolier . Robert A. Campbell such im 5 tion and What it Will Do- Political Fred 1 Garesche are the only candidates men- Dr a hie 4 — tioned. Both gentlemen are weil spoken of iD | back vows, Mr. Swain induiged in à tew political circles, and they are making a very pretty | tions upon Mr. Ratchford's political character, and race For Auditor John G. Martin appears to havea — — — thee — Soy — were or Auditor . n the an cal pine , lead, with Mr. Richard Walsh closely following. followed by the adoption — ord proposi tion. A committee on cred done on per- As to the treasurership it is difficult to — pe and Notes. tion were appointed, and just as as itis very little discussed. they were going into retirement, Mr. Andy Brown At 2 o'clock this afternoon polls were opened in os ae — call on N — moved to . — tall Saturday — 3 was . | who only oppone fact, vuac as an ort » do ser- évery ward of the city, and the issues of person man appears to be making anything other than a vice” for ether political parties ality which have been racking the Democratic party for several months past were submitted to the arbitration of the ballot. The polls will remain open until 8 o'clock, and, under the excellent system of counting which prevails in St. Louis, the result v by preventing the nomination of a Greenback ticket. The diseussion was of a character bordermg on the riotous. a vote was taken, and to the amazement of the Simon-pure Greenbackers it was found that while they themselves numbered only thirty-four there were fifty-one traitors of the passive canvass, The race for the City Marshalship appears to be entirely between Pat Kane and Martin Neiser, and unless the ticket be suffering froma dear h of Teutonic names when that office is reached, tue odds will be in favor of Kane. Dan Tracy, P. J. and Henry Woods appear | Brown-Ratchford stripe among them. The motion will probably be known by 11. The residence dis- cy, F. J. Taaffe W vn K tricts ha an aspect of umwonted activity all | to be running a dead heat for the position of City | to adjourn carried by that vote. Then the states- hae meme ny oF Register, and if lom Cie wins stood around and charged that An iy Brown men aod Mike Ratchford had packed the meeting ia the interest of the Repubiican party. All of whica is in ifth Ward, he will be now in progress in the Twelfth w recehy wth «1 in the lead for Inspector of Weights and ‘ bither and 1 — — pie ond > easures. : keeping with the record which tue Greenbackers feasional men who have taken a day off for the!pub- | John J. O’Brien will probably be the nominee for | have made, of being able to do more monke) ing” vd service were L be ye, Lae st — . — wee dee! — 05 — — whe A — — 1 Ses. hm other poiitical organiza- — pe the ~~ yl qver — to warrant any ove in indulging in specula- a The Lower House nommations are made directly Worked all the Candidates ing for and against the various never rap ber, even in the memorable Brittoa-Barrett cam , The events of the past twenty-four hours have rather in favor of the Rainwater — — dy the voters of each ward at to-day's primaries, ballots for this position being printed on yellow paper and deposited in a box separate from that containing baiiots for delegates. latter are very sanguine to-day of success Of course the question as to wno shall preside over the Fifteenth Ward where the Noonan, | the convention will depend for its determination upon the comp exion which the body assumes, as is trouble in the cam of the | ing the Mayoralty candidates. If Judge Noonaa's The ticket which was friends are in the majority, Col. J. R. Ciaiborne wil three forces was com of y be the permanent chairman. If the bell, Ryan, Jones, Hoster and water men are in the majority it is ble, judging from expressions heard in the —— and Hoster. — represent rant crowd at headquarters to-day, that Mr. ks element, were too confiding, It appears | Joseph Specht will be prevailed upon to devote an hour to convention as its tem chairinan, and that either Col. J. G. Prather or Mr. Frank M. Estes will be chosen as permanent presiding officer. EX-MAYOR BROWN PROTESTS. “Ido not think,” said ex-Mayor Brown this morning, “that Judge Noonan treated me at all fairly in his estimate of the strength of the respec- tive candidates, as published in yesterday's Post- un- A man named McCune had a narrow escape from being violently ejected from the Hotel Barnum yesterday evening by the porter acting under the instructions from the proprietor. Earlier in the day McCune visited Major Rainwater and informed him that he was going to get up a big meeting for him in the Kighteenth Ward that evening and wanted a few dollars just to set em up for the boys. Major Rainwater turned him over to Mr. Barnum who says that he declined to tap the Rainwater bar'l for him. The man was more successful elsewhere. however, succeeding in getting $20 from Mr. Parks and $25 from Captain Brown. News of McCune's successful raids upoa the other candi dates reached Mr. Baruum just a few moments before the former re-appeared io the hotel rotunda and made another demand for money to spend at the water meeting he had ized. Thereupon Mr. Barnum ubiicly denounc him, and was only refrained rom tossing him into the street by one ortwo guests of the house. it was on account of their wa complexion. Accordingly Messrs. Michael rich Norden were substituted. Both of the er are understood to be Noonan men, in which event Judge Noonan has four re ntatives on the „Mr. Parks one and Mr. Brown two. Dispatce. He did not accord to mea si gate in the convention, and this was more Before change Was agreed upon, some member | gracious—it was unfair.“ of 2 anization had ordered tickets] But maybe he did not believe you would have Political Notes. printed according to the original a any?” I. Ben Nichols is a lately- bud ied candidate for How could he believe that? He knows that in some of the wards where he counts on secu votes I am interested in the same ticket as himself, and if the ticket wins, lam bouud to havea repre- sentation in the convention. Now, take the First the Democratic nomination for Weights and Meas ures. The Hayden men claim that thy will capture both the Seventeenth and Nineteentu Ward (Parks) deiegatious. rrangement, but this order was 11 followed fey — 4 or tickets as revised, aud the result was that 2 forms of printed tickets are now in the field. Mr. Giveo Campbell. when he saw oneof the tickets with another name substituted for his own, was — indiguant, and denounced it as a Ward. Judge Noonan, Mr. Parks and myself — * ticket,” but other reputable | have an agreement by which we all support] The colored men's banquet at 1110 Morgan, to mocrats who are in the arrangement, state tunat the same delegation, and of chat Which all candidates are to be invited, is postponed till next Tuesday night. H. J. Stierlein, the veteran soidier, is a late candi- date for the for President of the Board of Assessors on the Republican ticket. Wm. 8. Waters, the Central Committeeman, has mee 2 * ng of * 1 1 4 the Fifteenth . 800 o'clock this e Schnaider's Garden Hail. . the revised ticket is the correct one. One of t tickets bas been maledio every Democrat 88 Fifteenth Ward with a cirsuiar, signed by R XM. Parks, E. A. Noonan ana Joseph wn, stating that it is in their ſuterest and asking support for it. The result of this maneuver, which the Campbell and Hoster element regard as treachery, will be a STRIFE WITHIN THE RANKS delegation, the first three votes go to me, the second three to Parks aud Judge Noonan gets the last one. We allowed him one delegate in that ward, although he never put up a singie dollar of the money necessary tocarry it He represented to us that he had no money, but we divided with him on delegations in a number of wards, neverthe- less. The same state of facts exists of the combination, and cannot but, ina considera- | { — -lin the Fifteenth and in three or — benefit the Ramwater ticket. It is too | four other wards, Now, doesn’t it look decidedly | Dick Purcell of the Second Ward wishes to be . ren the combination tickets | unfair, under such circumstances, that he shou id understood as denouncing Mr, Powers as a liar 1 y — should any part of either of | publish an estimate denying me any representation | When he(Powers) says that he (Purcell) accepted — aramia be alm, 2 now seems upprobable) | whatever? It certainly strikes me way. 1 | $100 of Judge Noonan's money. ‘ost a certainty that the Rain- | would naturally expect a candidate to present his meeting to select candidates for delegates to A the Republican City Convention from the W teenth Ward will be held this evening at 8 AE meng at the office of C, and L. Rose, corner Joab and Water element wouid elect at eas j egates. In the Eighteentn M ard — "at he same cbaracter has arisen. An arrangement had been made uy which the Noonan and Parks men were to unite in support of a ticket there. but esterday afternoon Jud ze Noonan received 2— which satisfied him that he was in danger of bei left without representation, Accordingly his friends got togetuer last n ght, and put up a straight out 2 Mr. Brown. who has a many frieuds in the ward, bas straig ticket of hisown and these, with’ the eee ticket, insure fA four-cornered aht From the Stan point of the kainwater men, Parks was ee ~ & very formidable Ong as there were only R Parks tickets inthe field. Now Poor gy chy tickets endl . — rr as possible. but I do not think he has any right to doa ve ustice . — * = * — * “You feel sure you will not be without pre- sen ation, Mr. Brown?" * “I certainly do. I am very confident that I win carry both the Twelfth and Eighteenth Wards, and you can state so.” e The —.— of the Independent clu Me Ryan, Monahan and Maloney, of the eed Tenth and Twelfth Ward.s intend to call a meeting of the officers of gil Independent clubs in the e ty, to be held at 617 Morgan street to-morrow evening, to decide upon some united action at the coming elec- The Republicans. The Republican statesmen will have to deny themselves the pleasure of witnessing the procead- ings of to- morrow's convention, as they have a little Avresolution will be introduced in to-morrow’ . vention, after the nominations for — are af in, closing the list against dark horses. It is agreed that the men who have Spent their time and money in making a canvass should be have been put up, however, the iti vever, they figure that the op- | of their time and attention. The Grund : protected stoned i Um snag "hat MBS Regs | eter shes af ee, Ree oan oe e | who hasnt intewed u en hour?” delegat — ten — water ter those of to-day me of tue insolent Gr . ° 2 Teste ted by ad _ | explain that they hold their primaries —— The Nineteenth Ward Democrats, who had ex- understood — ard, where it been vause the Democrats will be too busy to inter- wage ly Nw yl a * devegatinn (that being : at toeir i until 1 o'clock this morning, and thea broke up 1 ae quarrel. The consequence is that there is a Rain. apes Uchas in the Ged to-day as well asa Parks Republican Conver tthe Parks and Noonan forces w tg be represented by but ors 2 — sy ut one ticket, the managers POUR TICKETS have been put into the field. o each mayoralty candidate. Had the opposition — united. ce or Caucus N. Rainwater, as was originally : ra almost certainly have defeste they would | name will be mentioned in Thur sday's convention tien one ® resolution is introduced legation, but now the chances on |W mL. Ewing” He will . on except that of — 2 De pledge . any meocrats feild, and Cental Committeeman C are against the | Wim. he regards the Rainwater Uicket as absolute! at of success. tely sure * In tue Tweatieth Ward moro poate 2 among the allied forces. Ay felt that 4 u great deal of strength ward, and when 4 he heard that Parks 8 — a upon & combination Ucket, he - 4 unless be was given a representation, ul a complete ticket of | ? were heid, and * ueetings it w udson. rength has put up a ticket representing as finally 2 to dissipated until now but little of it remai » didater, Judge Noonan's forego can- | of the Ziegenhein of — being A. R. Taylor, A. A... Paxson and * thereon Yesterday afternoon, oo “monkey ation was the Fitteenth Ward case, an * Brown men. As the ticket ap r — all day, Mr. Brown is simply 2 the Polls to- bes 121 by accia- The respectabie Democrats of the Tw enty- Ward are highly 8— had — aang 2 w — " mi has been org Mr “ asserts that in to go ta the convention he — best m “Citizens’ water, and Tom a he . Ospies of the ticket were sent to every fous support f Mr. Bullivan, the commit — by a toe Rainwater tic tales Crushed to Death. Baappoox, Pa., March 24. —At the furnace in the 2 i : offensi ing aad five feet, crush- pparent, — that — 8 — urnusai and nearly so much 4 Treasurer as be Wouldn't Change Election Time. Fe! i i Amant, R. X., March 24.—I0 the —— thane! MORE LUCKY ONES. President To-Day. — Henry L. Maldrow of Mississipp! Succeeds gh Late Col. Clark as Assistant Secretary of the Interior—Ex-Congressman Sparks of Illinois to be Commissioner of the Gen- eral Land Ofice—Washington News. — — — Wasuixeron, D. C., March 24.— The following nominations were made by the President to-day: Henry L. Muldrew of Mississippi, Assistant Sec retary of the Interior. : >» Wm. A. J. Sparks of Illinois, Commissioner of the General Land Office. 11 Daniel McConville of Ohio, Auditor of the Treag- ury for the Post Office Department. The Union Pacific's Account. Wasntnoton, March 24.—The report of the Com- missioner on Railroadgon the Union Pacific Rajlroad as revealed by the company’s books, shows that there was due the United States for the year 1884, under the Thurman act, $1,185,800, against which there was credited for Government transportation, nm v the Govern or e the . v- patent by the Court of Ciaims. . Senate. Wasarnotor, D. C., March 24.—Memoriais from the Legislature of Arizona praying for the return to the public domain of lands granted to the rail- roads in the territory and for legislation to prevent organized raids from Mexico, were referred. The galleries in the Senate were then cleared and the doors closed. Itis supposed that the Weil and La Abra treaty were taken up. A large pile of sheep skin covered books lay upon Senator Mor- gau s desk, and it is assumed that he wil! consume the day with bis speech in favor of the treaty. Lapres, read fifth page. LOOKED LIKE LEON . The Animal Which William F. Pohiman Bought at a Fancy Figure. Horse men are discussing with great glee the funny way in which William F. Pohlman, the livery man at No. 2058 Baston avenue, got taken in in a recent horse deal. For some months past Mr. Pohl- man has been casting a covetous eye upon the sorrel trotter, Leon D., which bas been wintering in Zach Mulhall's stable at East St. Louis. Leon D. is a very fast one, having, it is claimed, made a mile last fall at a private trial in 2:20, ever since which achievement, Mr. Pohlman's am- bition to own him, if he could be got cheap, has been practically insatiable. Several overtures were made to Mr. Mulball, who, however, did not care to Sell. and with each re the trotter for half an hour feasted his eyes upon yay et form of the speedy aaimai as it stood in Mulhali's stable. While be was gazing at it Mr. Mulhail came along and him with the remark: Still my sorrel horse,eh? Well, it will to him. Quick as a flash Mr. over the money, the horse har- wanting to bu take just Pohiman closed the rand in a few minutes he. nessed to one of Mulhall’s drive him On took aturn along the Lucas Place was not a littie to find to get anything iike a fast clip out of the animal, a fact, however, whieh he attributed to natural causes. Since he bad the horse in his stables on Easton avenue a number of well-known horsemen ated him upon his ac- piness —— full strange ending came a large number of gen'lemen . Criticm judgment upon the ani- mal. and, though one or two iil-natured skeptics were overheard to express doubts about the identity of the borse, the verdict of the majority was so favorable that the adverse critics were soom forgotten. About 3 p. m. the animal was being examined by ick Roper, Bon Ua rues and Mr. lements of Famous, who had just that all persons who expressed doubt as to the horse's being the ORIGINAL AND ONLY LEON . were not judges of horse flesh, when Billy aes, who 9 that trotter frequentiy, join the party. He was 4 tee to as an expert with the question, Do you Know that horse? “Know that horse! said Billy, well, I should think I do. That's Leon D. tor a thousand.” “No, it aint Leon D.. for a thousand to five hundred,” quietly remarked a gent eman who had just entered and who proved to be Mr. Templeton. Bily wanted to e the bet right up, but Mr. Templeton advised him to g0 aly SF at any rate to feel the animals legs ore he put up his $500. Bally stooped and made a long and vareful exami- nation of tne horse's legs, aud when he got through he looked around the gathering with a puzzled ex- pression, and said, It don't go; that ain't Leon D. any more than lam.” It was then remarked that Leon D. was 16 hands high, while the horse under inspection was only 15,2, and gradually other points of dissimilarity. were discovered which showed conclusively that Mr. Ponlman had become the victim of a misunderstanding. The fun of the thing is that Mr. Pohlman, when he secured the auimal from Mulhall, purchased simply what the latter described as his “sorrel horse, so that be has no legal grounds upon which to have the sale set aside. It is aiso but justice to state that the nag he has is not sucha bad one after ali, being of the kind that any dy can drive with safety and worth certainly some- where between $50 and $60. This is the greatest week of attractions at the Star Rink on record. ‘CITY HALL NOTES. The Sanitary Foree Doing Good Work Building Permits—Reutine Matters. City Treasury receipts to-day were: Commis- sioner of Supplies, $31 52 and $58 22; David Ander- son, $5 South. Levee Scales, $21; Weights and Measures. $28 50. Assistant Health Commissioner Francis says t he is, on the whole, well satisfied witn the. Seat week's work of the Sanitary Aid Corps. It had been ex that some of the men would fail to follow instructions ag intelligently as might have bgen desired, and this surmise proved a correct oe. This week. however, they are better and a good week's work will be the result. Such of the men as continue to disregard the simple and plain instructions given will be dropped at the end of the present week, Building permits were issued to-day to the fol- lowing: Louis Bernero, stores and rooms on Ninth, near Morgan, $3,000, , Heidemann. dwelling on Sullivan avenue, near third. $4,900: Edler. store and dwelling on corner of avenue and Chouteau, $4,650; Wm. Ubri, dwelling on Thirteenth, near Hickory, $4.100; Charies Geit- ner & Co., three stores and tenements on southeast corner of Fourteenth asd avenue, $8,400. day: Agnes H. angie, 28 2019 Pecs Sensen. ay: om ton; Mrs. Clara Eskew, — . 2930 Chouteau George Warner, 7 trismis —— — m: 4 6A, consumptien; Bertha Apsiedt. 21. 1515 State. heart disease; William Koenig, 79,2433 DeKaib, asthma; Lena Boll, 4, 158 e e de Lalu mon bronehitie: Tramalocio, 21 — 2 Almond, tetanus; Mrs. Bridget Byru Aus. * ; Nanibion; aniel 0. month w avenue, spinal Cathorive Brehene, 41, 18 B. Fifteen, ein, Mrs THEY WART THE stock. Allegations That the Stock of the gt. Joe Read is Being Run Down. in the intervening’ petition of Louis and to ogmpe th 80 the Saat nang wi ‘Pay the rental oe branch. Mr, promi a. re — Important Nominations Made by the | Specil Master E. T. Allen heard testimony to-day * Boraxine Destroys all troublesome insects. CATTLEMEN CAUGHT. Stockmen. re wn as t and Cal Tamblyn bein tbe heaviest ‘losers, though there were a number retired with AMICABLY ARKANGED. man w pockets we Acceded to. W. Cummings, superintendent of the T. & P. Division: J. Herrin, superintendent of the I. & G. N. Division; W. Kerrigan, su ntendent of the Iron Mountain Division: J. B. Van Dyne, superin- teandent of the K. & T. Division; D. Brock, su - tendent of transportation, and John Hughitt, mas- ter méchanic. T that could be learned, and the engineers would only we go to-night.” * SUIT ON STOCK. Her by a Railroad. Ames returned a verdict in Judge Thayer's Court to-day in favor of Mrs. Ames. The company sued defense being that the road had failed to comply with its contract in not reaching a certain int within a designated time. A similar suit in again the glorious uncertainty of juries, MURDERED FOR A DEBT. A White Man Killed by an Indian in a Dis- pate About Money. By Telegraph to the Post-Disnvatch, Lrrtte Rock. Ark., March 24.—In Salina District, Indian Territory, Sunday night, John D. Rogers, a well-known Cherokee, shot and killed John Davis, a white man. They had disputed abouta debt which Davis was endeavoring to collect. After the mur- der Rogers went to his stable near by, mounted a horse and escaped. — — LOCKY KATE SANBORN. Mr. Burnham Willis Her $50,000—The Win Probated. New York, March 24.—The will and codicil of the late Gordon W. Burnham, the aged millionaire, was filed to-day. In the codicil the testator be- queathes to Kate Sanboru. who was to have been his wife, $50,000 payable one year after bis decease. Lan, read fifth page. Sale of Iron Mountain Stock. At noon to-day Donaldson & Co., the brokers, put up seventeen shares of the steck of the Iron Moun- tain Railroad Company, for sale on the floor of the Merchants’ Exchange. The shares had been turned over to the brokers by S. N. Halliday, hav- ing been held as collateral. There was a large crowd gathered around Mr. Donaldson when the sale was in progress, watching with interest for the result, but the bids were few and light. The shares were finally knocked down to Mr. Hailiday for Gerard B. Alien at d a share. This is considered extremeiy o, as about a month ago several shares of the same stock brought $500 a share. More Cold. Signal Service reports show a decided fall in the Northwest; the wind has shifted here from the southwest to the northwest since noon and the prospects are good for chillier weather in this locality. The readings today by Hernstein & Prince were as foliows: 8 a. m., 36 degrees; 9 a. m., 39 degrees: 10 a. m., 41 degrees; 11 a. m., 43 degrees; 2 m., 47 degrees; 1 p. m., 49 degrees; 2 p. m., 50 degrees; 3 p. m., 50 degrees. Ger tickets for fancy dress masquerade carnival at Star Rink office. Comes off Thursday. Feast of the Annuaneistion. To-morrow is the Feast ot the Annunciation of the Most Blessed Virgin, which is a day of obliga- tion except in St. Louis and twenty-four other dio- eceses. A programme of special excellence and appropriateness will be given to-morrow at the Chu sh of the Annunciation, of Which Vicar-General Brady is rector. It Was Not Quashed. | In the United States Circuit Court this morning the motion to quash the writs of mandamus iesued against. Scotland County, to compel payment of judgments in four cases in which the county was — tes ede. was overruled. The county will now be compaites to answer the and show cause why it not paid the judgments. The Kose Case. The case of Charles Rose, charged with killing George Ingraham, occupied the Criminal Court to- day. The Circuit Attorney was obliged to read the timony for the State from the reports of former — 2 ot the most important witnesses have left the State since toe last trial. — Police Board Meeting. At the meeting of the Board of Police Commis: sioners this afternoon, Officers Limmerick and Tay- charged with unnecessary violence te raking an arrest, tat Best Lahan with using disrespectful language Lo a woman. The Grand Carnival at the Star Rink takes place Thursday, March 26th. BELLEVILLE. Ernest Paumer fell on 8 daughter of Mr. bot stove yesterday, and was badly burved. First n ois 8 5 An Oly Fakir Takes in the East St. Louis A number of very fly“ stockmen doing business at the National Stock Yards in East St. Louis were again the victims of a misplaced confidence in their ability to Deat a smart young man at his own game. It would be naturally supposed that the lesson these same gentlemen received several months since at the hands of a soap-fakir would have been all that was necessary to make them more cautious in “tackling” schemes of a like character. But such is not their nature; if they see a chance to enrich themselves at another's ex- them to the extent of sixty or eighty ae others who hel to enrich the oil tle- A with bis ited The Missouri Pacific Eugineers’ Demands The grievances of the Locomotive Engineers em- ployed on the Gould system were amicably ar- ranged this morning at a conference beld at Col. H. M. Hoxie's office. There were present besides the Engineers’ Committee: Capt. R. S. Hayes, first vice-president; H. M. Hoxie, third vice-president; t the demands of the engineers were acceded to with several modifications was all say, vou will get it all after we are out of town; Mrs. Lucy V. S. Ames Wins a Suit Against The jury in the case of the Jerseyville Central and Illinois Railroad against Mrs. Lucy V. Semple for $1,000 subscription on stock of the road, the udge Horver’s Court against Mrs. Floyd-Jones was decided directly opposite to this, thus showing in teats BEFORE THE BATTLE. music — placed me ker, a feat she never before Osman Digna Preparing for a Des- as so stated that are _ perate Resistance at Tamai. i W now in — The Arabs Sending Their Women and Chil- on, tells us that he , uple of days ago dren Back Into the Hills—The British chee. MAnifestations whan applied to 1 — ge. Making a Road to Tamai—Over wate) FASHIONS FoR Million for the Bismarck Memorial Fund * 5 * — The Alaska Boundary—Foreign News. 6 Three-Button Cutaway in the | Lead—Trousers „ ibd ‘Svagm, March 24.—Sappers are now engaged in | It is stated that the three-button making a road through the brush toward Tamai. A convoy with provisions and water has gone to the zereba, the scene of Sunday's battle. Os:nan Digna’s famous chief Taggiah, was killed in Sun- day's fight. TO JOIN M'NEILL. The Shropshire regiment accompanied by con- voys, has started to join Gen. McNeill at the Hash- een zereba. 4 DESPERATE RESISTANCE TO BE MADE. coat will be the leadin t styles during the spr; g street tue Spring and summe A leading tailor "chow a beautiful — edges and The three-button —— a season differs from that of last inasmuch as it has a longer sk A number of these “fly” gentlemen last urday again succumbed to the fascinations of a] The Egyptian troops will be shipped back to Cai- longer waist with shorter an w .. take worl | ro tormorrow. A peoner reports that Oman Dg. | mo" lt sean The back not stank nan men at Tamai are sending all the women and e blade and the buttons are an equal distance from collar to waist a is, the top button is the same dis- ete collar as the lower button is from seam, and the middle button is placed an equal distance between the two. A four-button ctuaway coat and vest is noted, made of fancy colored check suiting, the edges double-stitched less than three-eighths of aninch wide. It has an outside breast and coat ket at waist seam at waist. o cuffs are perfectiy Nene with two buttons on the back seam. The vest breas ted, with small notched collar ane with six buttons. It has four out- match the coat. aud the edges are stitched to Orrawa, March 24.—In the House of Commons The leadi Gordon moved for copies of all correspondence hav aetna ci * — n is cut ing reference to the appointment of a@ joint com- class have the edres double-stitched about bait mission with the United States Government for sur- | 42 inch wide. The flaps of the pockets are veying the boundary line between British Columbia | Worm in or out, as fancy dictates, and the cuffs and the United States territory of Alaska. He | are fin with two rows of stitching near the hand to correspond with th stated that to-day the boundary was practically un- pond with the edges of the coat. defined. 80 long as there was no troubles there this The double-breasted sack coat wil] only be used for i ater was all right, but a New Vora paper had stated re ge watering places during the summer. Their style will be very dest cently that an American armed expedition | during the fall tor those whose Satins eae had under Lieut. Schwatka traveled a much out of doors. thousand miles into the British territory ante Earns are * — * last season N our buttons. The cuffs . ——ů ů IEEE Mathes doom and — ton ing an expedition three or four hundred miles into buttons. The fashionable —.— for the British territory. He could hardly believe these u ise 42 statements tobe true, seeing that onthe Pacific five feet eight inches tall is eighteen and one- half inches entire length. The japels are faced coast Canadians and Americans lived very harmo- | With silk and the edges are bound flat with niously. He would like to hear from the Govern- | raid from eight to ten lines wide. ment on that point, and would be pleased if assur- 2 are cut larger in the leg, the ance could be given that the boundary line would | and seventeen and carnal 8 * shortly de gurveyed. Sir Hector Langevin, Minister | tom, with a slight spring over the foot. The of Public Works, said the attention of the Govern- | seams are made up plain, and pockets in front ment had been directed to the article from the New | are losing caste with tasty dressers. Two York paper. He inquired into the truthfulness ot | Watch- ets of liberal size are in the waist the article and found there was no foundation for it. The importance of having the boundary sur- veyed had received the attention of the Govern- seam in front, while two hip or pistol-pockets are all that are allowed in fashionable panta- ment and it would not overlook the matter. The children back into the bills, and preparing to make a desperate resistance to the British advances, The Dominion. SUSPECTED DYNAMITERS. Quesec, March 24—Two Irish-Americans have been arrested here on suspicion of being dynamit- ers. They arrived via the Grand Trunk afew weeks ago, and since then have been closely watched. They would not register at the hotel. They were examined privately before Judge Chauveau to-day, but nothing leaked out. THE ALASKA BOUNDARY. loons. Vests are made to roll lower, according to the character of the coat they are worn with, and close with five or six buttons. The points at the bottom are cut away slightly. It is re- rted that the double-breasted vest is comi into use, and by the arrival of next winter wi be in “full * Germany. THE BISMARCK FUND. Berum, March 24.—The popular subscription towards the Bismarck memorial fund now amounts The fashionable silk hat is higher and some- to $575,000. w hter. The brim has a small roll, f the hat a lighter appearance, and for young men the hat is lower in the crown. Derbys are in three different depths to the crown. Round crowns prevail in fashion. Browns and blacks are the colors worn. Central America. BARRIOS MARCHING ON SAN SALVADOR. La Lipertap, San Satvador, via GALVESTON, March 24:—President Barrios is advancing on San Salvador with 15,000 men. The Young Duc de Morny. Gert tickets for Masquerade Carnival for Thurs- | Paris Letter to London World. day night of Arthur Mermod, Perey Warden, S. It is announced that the young Duc de Mor- Stuart Hamilton, Jas. Kick, John T. Watson, jr., will be a candidate at the forthcoming gen- 5 * 2 eval qlections tn the Department of the Puy de and Walter M. Hodge. Dome, Thi 2 hes came some sur — E or bi e son o e es ‘ RAVAGED BY FLAMES. —— 4 2 Rees dis ed for the seriousness of his aspirations. His ambition , seemed to be limited tothe field of the pure » whose chief preoccupations are the cut of his coats, the color of his cravats, the choice of his mistresses and the prestige of an existance of elegant frivolity. M. de Morny has achieved certain triumphs; his example, for instence, has induced some of his contem- poraries to wear scarlet dress-coats instead of somber black, and to adorn their shirt fronts with one solitary and richly jeweled nombril, instead of the old-fashioned trinity of studs. One could wish that M. de Morny had used his influence to impose more complete reforms in masculine costume. However, the scarlet coat The Charleston Holocaust—Lamar Badly Scorched—Heavy Losses. Cparteston, W. Va., March 24.—The workmen moved the debris of the Ruffoer building this morn- ing, and found the body of George Welcher, a porter, under the bursted boiler. His bead was blown off, and a portion of the boiler was lying across the stomach. The legs and one arm were destroyed. The others injured are improving. It was discovered that the safety valve of the boiler bad been plugged with iron, it is supposed inten tionally. Ruffoer Bros.’ safe was opened prior to the day’s work. All the books and $1,300 in cur- rency 3 destroyed. The loss is much larger in | is a great advance; and when, 5 BJ ate A the burning of Ruffner Bros. store and the Hale 8 n . — House than at first believed. It will run fully up to — —＋ that he will be able to contribute $175,000, witi. $48,000 insurance on the whole. ili more ly to the improvement of the exterior envelope of the modern Frenchman. Fun in Boston. From the Boston Courien tors almost past, the time is com- e the genial sunshine bright ing fast „Clear, and phers ga 2 away the — 4 — until A Disastrous Blaze at Lamar. By Telegraph to the Fust-Dispatcn. Lamar Srartox, Mo., March 24.—Fire broke out in the grocery house of N. B. Elam, at midnight last night, and in a short time it, with the adjoin- ing shoeshop of Thomas F, Vaughan, was soon con- sumed. The entire loss is estimated at $3,500. The buildings were owned by Jobn A. Albright, and ere year, year, year. fully covered by insurance. Elam's loss is 82.0002 the coal inan and the pair ee through $1 40 rance. Vaugban's loss is licht; no insur- | the summer will be allowed a ance e Post Office Building bad a narrow es- | well rest, rest, rest, and, springing from cape, it being directiy adjoinmg. The clegks had its tomb, the ice-cream joke will loom in new „ ther all the mail, and were ready to handsome garments gayly dressed, dressed, move out, was only through the herculean ef- forts of our citizens that the Post Office did not go. Wich, too, existence will its make-up will descant - A Factory Damaged. . . — on 4 spe 133 voxkrns. N. I., March 24—Fire this morning but from the hardest damaged the W. T. Washburn Manufacturing Com — 38 mant, mant. pany's buildings. The loss is $25,000; insurance 4. Then, both in prose and verse, the jokers $5,000. willrehearse the tale anent the lovers who till late, te, sit on the stoop and spoon, or, — 27 * silver ype tig swing upon dressed. 3. The — — — A Block Burned. TomPxINsvILLe, S. I., March 24.-—A block of eight ae on — 1 tpnan l rer vom os the mens ee —no malice in y—to drive dull care make the holy person laugh, Great Western Rink COMBINATION, Smith, Woods raat and and Minnie Douglas, at the Star Rink to-morrow, 5 Later Details ot the Fish Trial. An Improbable Story. Naw York, March 24—United States District vn the Philadelphia Bulletin. Attorney Root opposed the motion to dismiss the} «Jay Gould ted W. C. Whitney with a charges «nd the Court denied the motion. | check for $150,000," said a prominent Third Counsel for the defense then continued his opening | street the other day, when it became and among other things said that at the time Fish | known Mr. Whitney was to be Secretary became a member of the firm of | of the t Cleveland's Cabinet. Grane & Ward he was worth | At hitney was quite a young 000. In making loans on so called “contracts,” | man, one either, b fa- Fob was not alone. Counsel would undertake to ther was y well off He had just * show the jury that other banks were interested in uated Harvard law school, In od —— con 1 tee and 8 5 with it securities am sufficient — 4844 which Gran: ard had with the tted W It was Daboll who permi ard 22 and how it was d States Circuit Court to-day to compel the * ü The Great Western Combination opens at the Star Rink to-morrow evening. : 414, i e ʒꝑʒꝑꝑxʒ/xx PET’ What is to be partment The Greatest America—Eur vassed —Specis The Flower 8 aibit to be Br: The arrangement! for some time by t. giving the adminis’ for this year's disp perfected yesterda cal acceptance of | Mr. Pettes was s reporter concern on next fall in New York | exhibition of the American Union wi! the season to get a “When do you ex: vass for paintings? “Why. right off. n who, like my play of art a ered togeétoer ve to-norrow Orleans, where, it is lect.on of Belgian p. worth getiing down will be extended to meeting Oo secure | country lam not, to Si. Louis, but goc be to make the < are tative one resuit it will be nece — The foiiown 0 AME whose works we wi George Migge us. F. H McKEutee, Arthur q L. . Harrison and W of these the st. Louis as hear Dames gu. yoar. “When do you go t “I vannot tell just y of the Paris Salon is cabled to Paris and I shall probabiy June, going direct to of the au O, Wa.ch is shal, pick up there an Gitractéd at ention, a. sha.i get a good wad capita, from wuich 1 — Hague, Loudon, ue casa. bann Lo | N tus h. g rank bat Wi on sees “There will be tional or das “fe: or win be made @ broad basis that w. genvial public.” “With tue culection “That s just the pol this yeur & give © TALK x. @ chance it has wevir | deal of talent lying arc o be stinulated, au giving tue best @ special and separate piags. Sv far 4 1 ton next Lali es 01 tion oi ot. Louis, and i @ full representation 1 @reateot sliinu v6 ait b years. We Wil bave a taining representauous meritorzous freces at ¢ to give ita locai iNntere De offereu St. Loba for bie cover. We ex) You don't mean to: ing that miserav e cate “Why, yes; they wi “isn't that pract.ca! @xtra admiission to the “Wel, Dut the cata Lon should this work of art b kge of the «a4 gain! Puvuc did not seem t. Song y. Ad bis aus tout the will be auy mo than it Was last
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Sag at 1 — 21 of Grain. 3 two. 12 — dy it not the mos 2 or in Bt. | >. . March Pur; more active 1 Cee . lored 26 to empl t pros- r 24 da, 1224. — 8.09% 73 4. and has 1 $1,040 a oyme i to 584 on the re St Stee * 864,670 oe e =e eects ae — ee at ou the 2S ao E from 1 ve Pas A — wane 4 . waist hreo-eighths S Tn 8 Corrected ru- — y 2 fs are perf fo bythe 8 wages 44 3 oday 1 er eee heres : no * — ; b all gremien, 3345 et ally Ke * 8 N. Z ee. or. - ae ws mam. Tae vet 2 1 $345 Aue — Sines a + ih * r een in 1 * street 9 — 1.897 e: nu in buy e out 8 brake gai, and. for . instead 9 — N * om TIN of 8 6 — | — f ages As rocka — and of — „ the the ö and $252 U — ol ‘ Wheat fies latter on ya: poe » from to 1 — on oata bei * a $263 av $362 col Chcage... Ee... na . ng blest Ann is gut ken om $253 to $358 * —— f tral New . me — mh iia lower of “hed of wages. — — a . Hy - —1 — B > ' T — 2 3 éed ty Day. 5 use ean hal 1 mage. Fortra b E 2 — 1 — 75 n “toh and the — —— $200 in is —— 4 dition an Macon 12, Chic. ME “Paci 8. Pil 2 2 baboons 13,557 * pens 7% hs Vin England, an to . ity for See — * ag : fone os inaction 20 5 2 shipment ing . 4 — » as A comm Do * ir monthly 2 ‘Com . —— 2 a 25 aS ta * 447 cars 0 Ie 2225 * time mca toda — aa 414 | Erne * . ere = ee 2 esi . L ee „416 a 83 1 to — 7 — pie 7. W 155 1 li | Fle N — cam e K * and ence gs gee 8 $235 ‘rance Louisvuie « 5 ° —— > ‘ames Bris) Ps. x . — for 1pm — a i 3 — lower 0 41 funds ad bis emplo in En. 2 8 - Wheat on 22 rye; 6s eke pe — yy last year: calls — N etc ” for wan Eng! ye has 1 —— teed e b 4 1s 1 Cc * Past of bales tes “Dore (or 4. and 938 foam — N P Y 0 the « whi , ins tages isu 1 anhatr: . 1 123 13g — * as en swat vagy ag 2.08 bales “ome R dis ch Lal teil New tta DSAS “tay hata „ @& 12 1 ow.. — es 4 H ing pst 4 Sroc xs uses The ES TH de — 10 that ows | } * oF T Tesas sere N sees 3 Saat ou Arti- tember 45, aS Oe ame jeep and st season 9 FO Ouest of —— the be 18 se 39 * B 8 125% ** — -... eee — 28. ** * re rt — 4 Moy — to-day — hg 2 are Wha PLAN OR year t 44 92 ga vi 8 3 —— — 1 2 — . — —.—.— 2,945 3 — 4.845. ah gy —— X * is for a th two tis 8. TH S Dew, or their as i — ver. vings funds, Oregon & — ie 2 Fors — ———— ion fuse J a A ‘ oe person to be T tor ussistanc re The C place * 5 Nee eae mt = api ee iq i? » | % rR. OFI8... ... ——— noobs . and M r Orleans receipts * — . and $1 E lish gular Cam ah " : 1 — ~ hates : ; Septem 6 baten Fg — one- partme ai eb ET 1 — tuud ly $23 upaguic hio & ii — Se RP — — 18,9 128286 bare Fass: 13 21 ones dull; bound fla faced ne for i Ith * 6⁰ ing pany iD ie yee ay 4 Co 8 bis, * 3 5 * —— 5 i Os 1 oles 2 July May Marc! 6 dep- + — bys flat nt the yy the pensi — Dog case per p teat pi.. wer 1660 756 1 ———— * 41 3.248 ana and and . at 4 of th * it will and ou y se of «i ecine Mail. 22° 8 12 4! 1 8 . APP Aug. Ju 2 r in the teas The cE Art De . THE be an tive mt SD, a N. Tonge inEng N 4 e oa . we 2 ——.—..— “tail 18 i LES Received — Bacon 28 teen leg G posi R . * 4-1. easy at the 50, at thal onl land , Wests 8 — 1 ee Soe —— 169.413 8.2 — ty P ; August sat 4 the reates tion. net 1 Boca ten LY RELI matter 3 amg — years’ y othe one Se ge INO. soon yen ne vers 1 i In Co — 24,963 — heb Wed. Haie * ay 1 2 the f rch knee re — direct that tie m Congresam vo . | auth oof 50 and 2 — — age of eat Shore — 87 1 1 trade, the 1 — ~ 2121905 | these siow a 8 “Geneting br. Baste * poc foot. hot- vaeased Euro play tie ‘ary Jo * with War oon t o — — I ve y pioye ution to Co TCO. meee * 1 50 tuinn-sow X. inl Not BLE om 2 a! fo in coe 25@3 50: frat ey tast kets The —§ pe to Eve — 2 K Depa ny iy ye — — th 1 tw — 4 — — [ae 2 1% 8 — 222282 es. s : atl Vested ce fruit scarce, Daily dige. sien in Th peci be 1 Give of 18 Ex rtm Lou etate thing por 6 En — r, servi re- — 57 K 1536 or re- stro rops ark w of : 8 A xed shirments, fro om al Roo Th ~ he —— . — ont wil f the lish * ice, ae 1536 | © — eee the ee: ole pples — stock red ) bi are i — aib ower * orou = in! Be oe — — ——— —— case of rom th | com of re or by * f ie e tase — British Re eve — aun: e N res ip or in the wo it to Sho for ghi n 18 Cha rome ane ana rre- wid d e no le of fuitiling ‘his PR wring: 11-16 ag or th is * he @ to eptio ress Bie evaporated — to 4 sales bu in cs waist be Bro w—The Local —— Can- and ight at the — — r eath n ot an em nei his 2 bu, @ week 2 — eee 9 — grain n — fais — pace ay a sont , —— ught H eee f rercise Star Rink good. 1 ure haif d Magpie 4 > ‘hal 8 ploye — the | 77 U. — bunker 11-18 ceding we * fom — . f au- 8 rs . — my firm. — er 9 ** panta- The ae ere, nt Ex to-night * ing 1 — to f the yeare: 8 © gent — When NDS. and Broker for correspond 13,700 — 1585 of Eng oe. peat yy 80 8 . ——— rding Pas — 4 N AB . Lots of — — hp — „ee the „in Rent bonds... interes leavin responding wee! a at 9 ich whewt 3 and enange Picea, — . — ay ttons. worn to gi some ti ments BR taney OUT T sport privul Frene: verts ben — the the doads. — era. Sule. E oue was —— FE an 6340 1% ba lowa as 14 — erings S U dog 2 cask slichti The with, ving the me by which mite A — — ov eges, — to th e di oes | el — = MAN 1 —— a ane 1 gh UTTER- et and he. rather — y for ad the have P — Stapesee a er the such plo — é ~4 bor ak * & Bia. ane in yes erday's. 9 at $1 12% yay ee . at 080 ght.and active roasted vest is — = ee been Bim fF Fenn . erate 2 — Mo. ee eg a K E 3 2 EI — — rhage Be ria nd N -A. the local not larg pts ‘eg 7 we Bastero— and e ected d on consi UFFMA to-day our ne . | Mo, 8 — 1 } cheap heats „ mr ered . ; Poet - u. xt winter wil cal acce theres di of d An De dered oF af the Pith donated in the 1 at the vation at" Be peat 1a | 55 2.22 | 11988 the t “Flour depres 1 2 of Qregon on eco Seer A ow is Mr ment fro cK Pol th lo 0 M 3a. * ‘ © , p ust le nds ol en rri bri hi M ptan b 1 hoes 2 k m bea ice a Court lo 2 of a wra n of othe R. P ye —— 1920 eb. & { N 1.000 nited The ressed ra in 2 on tair at mole supply H ouch $1 15 Fen igher and r Petts was vty seas Gee B Departmen a. O'Fallon — toda = a laren — will —— med. Pye — 2 week at e r tor aires 508 i ter * a a some ; u tes street jesale wines he F. m. 6 sees . 2 . * reign > . — * Dalry N rer pearance, an roll AE — man's were e dy was st ay. to the dear oe rates, * —— per ihe. 2 ER 2 —— pay & — | st 1 104 ans 8 — ms, da ae e 8 Gus — at 80 on, De: low ? A er if maim ant if, n th and van ou ail the * inequi rLUIaM b 2 kee » wher such all ppl 0 .. 0 8. Fe * v. 8 4 5,780 port b 1,050 erk of oHREAD 10 tor 1 o fair fane 7 — — for tages tlook 1 . 0. rar ba, yesterday keep storeb the arti and 8 the e 1896 | J 47 a | ae Ae 1000 bus seme ta . of wheat in . — 1 a lte § a — 1 wn. or saion alt. is good b Post- A St — suit 1ef. ir 0 com cles if stati at m — ist Fe. June & Des fog je oats an ia vis. bl tim dus th imated in 2008 . nforior n to eee N fancy “a Lat colors the fieid og Mn Ana jectors art CHAR ¥ was onal Ann to ty to ex y recei no cepti a iy d's eter, 18 CI 7 14 Nav 106 110 wl Minn icago’ — pe 1 — at 15 on — — — ne ane actea fashion. — ag oy er ~— bh 0 t Gurt — — p — t i t . : TY ~4$r 417 . ge =, 8 4 K — — worn. in 11 pet rea ng fro ay — . ppoin E. — Boney woe P ve con onall cv os ot ng. 1 AND GO’ & Aug. Wig Big | 2 at to pol com of 217 a d Ne POUL 0 1.47 607. to ~~ Ne be he go m ac assa to-d ted paid t suc y desi . y > és sterlin v Col Aug. | 10575 bry Age is. sh pilat 7 915 — ee for ‘tres me ts fa ic a : exhib w * A rich com 1 — the T sarge J ult and y a bai the by t thei ch entl a sterling, 10 CNT 1 oan % bu b 33.000 ows ion, 1.656 bus in the Y— eo e Mo Ame ition —＋ th — „* 3 4 erry. 2 — Hei hat and —.— of | at y are he com fuel — oie — additions ity Ss 2 10 20 F BON 1 1232 — . — — 2 includ: we Ore 0 45 ~Live—Dull 1 including World rny. : the on U the Nate 1 of artis Ix th * Wande. su attend pany the hey as an ms | Ci S's sterling. 10 | May — 2 | usta 2 — 7 24000 828, of ng St. an n Mixed cni hardly “an packed 0 15 non — 2 e trom. Bes 5 1 Mary I bl = ed byt the a rate. as in- City Si. 10. * & Now. Ae bebe pr of — K b 0⁰⁰ 12 paul . e — easter 2 ozone oe „Ares o get d good select Se Besides, — ee e 123 1 railroad e 2 ile 1 ease of as. that . rer A July nll bon 125 W. 5 i and smaller a aller af . — 9 demand.” Ch i 1 ‘ue. torthooenin Mor- nae Sor — vou e 2 and ing 8 Aer pret ag Richa — ari own emplo — 8 sickness City 85 KON +0 W 8? pane & Bes. _ —— Tore — eh Er 709.0 GAME —Dycts at i. 2 cane 5 my t of the n Why nti x pect Aye the — urrer ra to-d — coin ye can pon A ysicians City » sterling. ... — Jaa. & J 102 re were 1 iv by a ng. th ou th Fr — and — ks $3 ‘aun set 5 — 5 commen ny is | Kase ying ny the cane other oade of fare, a d travel ‘over te of Se 32 . B. tae Sion Sones A a eat 25 2 2 272 cibiad “ Fan ke n h L. 0 , one- ver 65 — 1887 0 3 . | 6c. 2 — 4 a ratio the — y ot art my set, nt n't a da an active can- deg Third g 228 3 — for all ile in. France, the 2 * — «roach ee oP — Jane & Den — 18. * — A = “and. ary — — — — 22 ene, Artes quiet at * at ms LN ae to-worrow st! Louis ay whe be — 18648. Broadway were issued French companie venous 4— reciprocal i R 22 aie | 16g — * e was, that 1 Ro, yh wild pigeons b ti „ she tion SEE 2 * = nce this ya's — — ® e Mary ; Jona od to. * 7 0 panies his from ar, be Ll the = 8 gu- is — wheat and — flour, 88,000 on of the — * — 225 af No. 105 e : os en Ne. aw 7 ‘Co May of his are pure orth getting down | id, th * 4 pen 1721 Fo. nn Ci and | te in machinery 7 a = =] is 7 22 ro * 1 tlantic ® to | isons 3 th 73 fh me | * to 8: No.3 en 28 Maye cra the meet! ex do at ere I ver ita their last 1822, ull y engi liow ily. seller 1908 Ja A ti 97 tes latt 65.000 wh tic 1 Loe 5c; | ber onan : tera. 0. 2 ull; 3 ux rats, tbe country” — er ‘sa very fe re * „1 8 een are. Te neers and firemen the — 2 ind uns | cin 184 "ou, er reduced eat, 1 $30 000 grev do. ie? vireo . a ave it ee RTOS. 0 ‘ ure t ew Ye t to ew T ta and 1 ; a 701 l 1. to b 4 Oc: in Sic: 3 81 - Maret %— umphs; N * an e BE 3 Depot in Frank i ** {he marae he! thats to say, ous and at for econ — eee 116 113 — 8-84 115.008,000 bu aap * rts of — caer No. 450. Bot rte oA a eae II. borg ome e orny mak we prod a 2 us bers placed 4 ded vi : | COMMER — inc; - March ; : 2 e large. —— his xample resus ~ geod ver. —— the visit seat b in — — — Aen deere en | CO in all em rtain 1 in e end of — pit le sand Petes veral bu f 1, 1885 . — — ‘Be Lo Se: No. 3 os not * Fo firm at aged; rn ts contem- — 4 X oturva t aoa» ae harge od L was ts. 8 mpan aan sum grati very 0 —— 7 t las N.. * and ‘aime — Se Se . = iripe ann : No, 144 arch rew 25 bly thelr _ instead 2 will be © colection of 135 2 ring | Gran restore by the pose sfound at 0 un er | years ny anid 3 E alben MERCE * 35" pay i Saturday, dolla MeMor . 9,807,090 3 0 6: to We Bar, sendy. March 3. Weg 3 woled fron ollow : ‘ot Americas 8 aven r ba, to ition. eU © is enti E kept at the 0 Silas Th — — 1 — to the he ard lor * Lanz! Usw wash ban to Wien c: broad dn - wheat Coun PR A, ved trini no ts wh ing to get to will IER to to Ou wh ee it the sition to ace the e On lhe e Ch TIL bo ind recei eir or of Oswa ng k — f nea We 7a os da 7 e try — — arri arn ie Morn ty of mbril, aa preg baines compr de ber orks ; Datic the sistei 8 „ee Le discharge i wile AD until they 33 fcago — boys way es inv M mee ures, 18 alee mediuin. 1 Medium 19 1 Western t 180 to ao is 2d: No. 2 m and fair ——— arrive hat pee com y had 8 H that | my Sisters’ H a an em the 0¹ N B IN x „ta 1 men im the Mo: ~Q 1 ab Sth — ne commend do ir demand: — Will’ bens we w prise pest Gentry 242 4 n is plo y the PA ears NG . 2 — —— th 3 — . — io te ase I, — corn wever ref Geo 1 ul — — ty all at St , cele oOspital pa- its by — * in nee is 4. : > ets OQ ou T . directors wa ue li — nora — do aged and iel chip’ 2 thet N — Cont at 4 led. 2 9 Sr. N — * 4 —— in w ~ a Waller "Wood Perrys 8 all rz Rink — on is employes, 1 idea of se aby, es — ana ‘Ge of Wheat — e mixed st ts Last 22 flint ~ ce, ee n ete; combing a. Ole: 82 2 txed We iy good, No.8 man de coat 1. tee F. J irla rry. dra , Ty night. ick and Pre 7 1 y I hav 2 al 1 sho ao, K 2 p ninte —0 — 4 quee ich uD say t. if 7. es es 1; 2 cured 15 — 8 Se for futur — 3 wh nd — ornia A 4 meg tal — eee i: cee tue — paend “Ana tw Jesiaes — N or $7 instan of the 8 1 bus ing te el ei —— . ot . 2 ng nar , @ Goatees 14 bore (native batch > ENTATIVE SALBS, 1 82 2 is Si Crear. — @ wul have: — leading attra Ruch o bu pinned — the reniumer py ev ce, is @ supplied pri 1 y wi poins at ig mere — crane ork baving ij native butcher — Yards cows ee 883 NE S meritor — tr. . attrac: Aud t you ttons off otber — 7 ann in | mn dea prin oderate activ th a fir n — — a advance pt * ie oo —— butchers, ......... e 0.1 27 Calm *—|Clear. to K 108 Une Vou local 144 * tw are.” your to- to —— 8 to itu um, Ount. lers cipaii te ex 8. 1 m trade ; a ily sta FT the a hich open — — steers ee b. 1 36 Calm . Clear 828 ry OE 42 . Shaina — coat the French 3 on, the 4 2 ae mera y vy ent. a he co tle r yy sg fee . nati — 42 3 Ii . Cloudy be eee La at the ten or ceialogue for : re of ** 8 rene, jouralisi ecei fran t marx seliinz packe nd 4 — in tled, aud atl just aite IEP mig on realy — — — sage ——.—.— 3 940 Price. 2 J Se lw cc Clear, t co os Paresaion, N Sor I ee Albert Wi — alist, wangen like 8 2 tae demas misiner pean fe Se * sharp. is cm 75 eee 8 5 Qerel 8 ae @unatoure for 1 Rd I lor @ mo looks * work Wolff rmation. nig 22 as oe Wheat t. Lou - — trading doing el . the market. other 10 Da . 208 1,004 132 Sele 15 Calm). ... Clear. — ands — ym expect jody hg w, io order “and yo Ra ong ear 8 as if — rk by supplying t 20 y ne prominently . 2 is Aftern erable fe — . and in badly mais „ 2 Daily Re Ree et a ie — a “Wee Clear, either — W — 9 1 or $55 Is — your o mon it before pictur netted 20,000 ot ve portant tly 8 and 10 oon tho — Wien oat 2 Bw pn — 16 8 wn Ss n 1,059 475 por. ot ea preciabla. 2 Fair. | off. 35 — by, yes; 1 at best design “y ” shoes ths.” hadn't fo any es in his paper with ry long and 8644 to Mare ory steady sd Board. — posed a as vuisile 0 . bee * Sales of 80 23 7 . . W f . Ww Be e had fa- “isn ; they at you 1 1 are ge been ee ee other 3 with tow one tats sina 8? 7 dy a y, bu Influence vpn 3 4 — ely refrain: 2 South’ OTB one nee eee attle. 2 — 8 * school, Fa t that wil cost intend * “Not — it.” tting red mental feat . journal — full o day's Peay = 1. 8 at unti = Lae scarce 9 — * See. 1 Above —_— n * peas a oniy — repe We married?” for . — ＋1 —4 * in P 14.— 2 —— Ua 2 8 és 853 ond la — wil dam e ofthe crop * — en ee 2; Southwest st . cd 1188 is 1 ve * — | ee tm ove 24 each nce. want tering ‘aris - * 7 Seg een 8 „ * 5 8 solu — be ‘ the art oly cents BP ahaa yd be of the bringing the 1 the P He ours May fear 3086 | apru 88 886 bid: May influence — 2 have fai 2 * A1. — The $3 2 Serer a ashton nets : 1,106 23 1 . ye — 1 A- gaic twenty 4 ever durned Uovin chibition a chief tableau: — ein. id; m6 bie bid; May ; July boy was ag — change ae ica. whici owed went — Pm i S eave 909 18 . — | 6 N Rise. So you. think Besides will cost fully ceats cg 3 — it this ien’t through — Seer, x, nd taking IS aa © 3134 bid. 8876 bid low wat Sts pea From itis proba arrived and wholy fa Yorkers, but 0 ce 1018 19 17 az fe | — werk nk that t they tend tue. oo es ania | the — aid ig A — — ng 7 e e ol * vbabble thers x the start e 1 155 — 288 — oe tuo — will | tie.a to be ck skaters. at St strang- 25,000 of 3 t hall ie ee ig to Ne ee 3PM. April Siig and ge 2 on tho. 8 dications aye eS satner n fe 2 mem — cia ike Pron tp 2 e men of any "That ana of the les ara i: Apr caa0 — Whe x Soe rd ete a ae Dae oF 4 2 foo ee prices slow e . — e 2 oe * . ractical E night. Won- * — t of average leadin bin at —M jane 81940 6: Jul a . i Wand 2 . 5 va pretty bd for packing gre a — why ¢ ’ the the draper ud o Bai not whate — ng jour- 34 ee may July 5076 74%: 81. Corn n ask: a this * 80 stiffly ar clos- 7 and the specs the fet 3 ves zot > Sa grees dun pri habi 8 1 r a In ver i 20 May W 7 134: Tu bid sid 7 86 . 1. la a clearing — 2.4 tou — with t Socilis article I t order ts — —— to| ..T : Mar a Whew = April 273 Ja . 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Ss Sean 18 8 18 9 18 part of at ali, auy be 6 sidered in £105 vided be ior 81.800 —— 11.18: tures e 2 —— 1 was he ‘rd of * sold at not * ante 3 $3 rs re 18. 2 19 —— at e wi wei.@u the — he ond eats —1 — Der 11.57: *. —. 1 closed — 6. — ra ot. 9 Pe 8. * 22 eeeeee 4% .. webe, 15 ——— + the professioua: 0 to | Fron A we sensati Mare: 2288 10.54: ‘em 2 J ea S 2 — 2 — R roe 18 2 198 for the lo th. n Irish ft July 10.70: 5 Sete 11,20: 14a: a ene Prices ER Mo. Daily * Bhan. eee. 2 e trade prizes. Virgina Col her ber 11.28: : Apri 10 : Oct 48: r—a qa: manent ant tor . Ae Live STOCK 5 —.— . done © 0 10.89: | A } at 54. ube . or to 1 Stock s — bas Nev. my i 12,700 : Bowe — 10.68; 1:08 1 Sai r on 08 2 ———.—. 235. ook Report ee d e. — 48 8 — Urabe vi sce, 5 R . 1 10.91: m. %.. 2 — 9 No. — @ for the the 10.27 S+ptem . J qu and 0 8 —— 2 * 48 of 6 are esta bl : — a 4 = = 4 4445 te 418 0 — Ar loge — Edle 5 „ 2 the 21 of on Marke * Bales, . 42 —— ee a an N. by —— 4 53 3 U —— John Dill — ie 0118 N Phind ” . a 5 : — —.— § eat rind oer 22 oes P. — 0 iacondae ease vigor: * , March Mo. No nat, ae ee 1—.— 1 — 2 Ard 7 7 * * 1
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, 278 eee, 4! wi 2 „ r cor 9 5 * PP: ay) ae 8 4 rot ee i 2 ‘ hae D * ae * ree : 7 3 . 4 a : ~ * oo 3 2 * 5 „ b Pt & > | = ee 4 ite Ria 11 r * 1 Lee > al * 9 7 * Fr Se sa Kaen, 8 r i ee +? : „ | : ah oe — THE TUG OF WAR 22 SaaS "nt so farther Feadlug of the Journal toy ¢2_,Postpone . been Carried, A Final Fight Over the Repoal of the me Thar = 1 | the watchword of Britain would be “peece with honor,” and they would not be so partieu- | % „ 5 * ee no power to go benind the action —— —— ö ö Conference : Committ How Mr. and . . . * , 7 5 bill g this .* Pe on the appropriation * re WHAT HE IS THERE FOR. pation and excluding everybody | as office boy | Sunday Law. morning,recommend | has impressed these cattle com- | Anam said recently: “I am resigned to remain pele the amendinent wien — Each O0 = Since LELAND STANFORD was elected to the | else therefrom, Pont Ofice ot St eee |. trom California we bare bad some im-| panies With an ides that they can seize and for the rest of my lite in Ceylon, which bas been of amendment appro . of H yy $5,009 for th the exile of Adam after he was driven from his e ber and 0,600 for equipping the 4 ‘The Tactics of the Anti-Repeal Men—Prob- 3 An Incident ” 5 tant and significant movements and an- had all the land they wantanywhere in (no Arthiy paradise.“ | . 6 nouncements in torailroad affairs Wet. , in Europe have lost their’ able Success of the Street Railway Lobby. ONLY TWO VOTEs Cast toril 00 te Over 809 coal miners ns | : Satisfac y 480 Tue consolidation of the Southern Pacific lives in the last three months. and this country adds Thi Walton St. Louis Redistricting Bill To-day’s Beasion of thie Eline , Grant Being — — 23 * 323 ** a eee N 26 into one corporation with its San Antor 10, 0 al nine 3 8 to the list. 6 ; d The Appropriation Bill~Pro- * + —A New 1 Legislature. 1 Patient’s Irrit 1 „en and New Orleans connections, and the Rannios has been told by a fortune teller that he gramme of To-Night’s Session of the Mis- | By Telegraph to the PoahDisvaton, Der. Douglass. 8 carrier 65 is d to — a ö country. That is, if ’ ’ a III., 24—An Official F 5 ~ Ben shot oF hae fe which ary probable, | r yoyo — — a | ¥ 4 * 2 — — 4 4 - ; 0 „ * ö 1 * * e 1 9 * 5 of defeating the bill. His conversion to B surprising. Only two days ago he was stron ly in favor of the bill, even so far as te hing Street Com- missioner for his opinion in its support. Senate. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Jerrerson Crry, Mo., March 24.—In the Senate, on motion of Senator McGinnis, the appropriation of $100.000 for the payment of salaries at the Peni- tentiary, in t Senate amendments, was trans- ferred d. another am ndment for the reason that it would be more available. Other amendments were taken up and slightiy altered. Judge Walton's bil, conferring upon the Circuit Court the authority to appoint a commis- sion to ee the City — Louis for the pur - pose of obtaining more representation from the different — * was called 9 a — readin d „an Tue bill, having p doch branches of the General Assembly. only awaits the Governor's signature to become a law. The House. By Telegravh to the Post-Disvatch. Juyrurson Crrr. Mo., March 24.—The House was in an ill humor when it met this morning. The members were still smarting under the stop given them by the Senate last night, in addition to which the opponents of the bill repealing the St. Louls Sunday law, were disposed to fillibustering and delatory measures, which increased thefunpleasant- ness. Immediately upon assembly this morning, after prayer, Mr. Grantly insisted upon the reading of the entire journal of yesterday's and last night's sessions. This was objected to by several members | ground that it was neither customary nor — — it would take up too much 0 i 155 110 a Eee” ri 3 . f i i P| it 1 if age 1182 i 1 a fi MILLIONS EARNED. — The Annual Beport of the Union Pacific : | Railroad. Bostow, March 24.---The summary of the opera- tions of the Union Pacific Railroad for the year 1881, which has been made public preliminary to the an- nual meeting to-morrow is as follows: For the last six months the earnings, excluding the St. Joseph and Western Railroad, were $14,735,000; expenses, $6,807,000: taxes, $549,000. The surplus earnings of the enti ‘system for the last six montas of 1884 were 9788. 000. er receipts from miscellaneous sources make a total income for the first six months of the year of $3,849,000; the expenditure for the last six months were $3,795,000; of this amount $2.647.000 was paid for interest on bonds. The total surpius of the last six months of the year were $4,096,000, From this is deducted $750,000 for the United States ~equirements, leaving a net surp'us income for the last six inonths of $3.346,0)0, as against the deficit of $383,000 for the first six months of the year. The report says: It is necessary to bear in mind that various measures of economy which had been matured and eatered upon duriag the first halt of the year did not produce their effect until the second half.” THE FISH TRIAL. The Defense Moves the Dismissal of the Charge Against Fish. New Tonk, March 24.—The trial of ex-President James D. Fish of the Marine Bank, was continued to-day. The prosecution closed yesterday, and the defense opened this morning and moved for the dismissal of the charges against Fish on the ground that no offense had been proved. In the o pinion of counsel it would not be necessary to put a single witness upon the stand, in defense of the acis of his client. The defendent was not guilty of any of the counts in the indictments. What the president of a bank may do within the scope of his administration may be mal-administration, but did not come under the limitations of the statute. There must be willful misappropriation of the funds of the institution to make action criminal. “MARRY ME ORI DIE! A Lever Commits Suicide Because He Could Not Marry on Sunday. By Telegranh to the Post-Disvatch. CuaTranooca, TERN., A. —Last Sunday a young man named Pearce, living at Rock Creek, in this county, procured a marriage license to marry Miss Allie Penny. The lady objected to having the ceremony solemnized on Sunday. Pearce became very angry and exclaimed, “Marry me or 1 die.“ Miss Penny still tefused, whereupon Pearce drew a pistol and shot bimself through the heart. THE PRICE TOO LOW. New Commissioners to be Appointed in an Appraisement Suit. Judge Dillon sustained the exceptions to the Commissioners’ report in the case of the City against Andrew J. Chaphe et al., a proceeding to condemn certain landsof the defendants on Vandeventer — 14 mony was very A * n nks land is of greater v than t assessed by 28888 and in sustaining the exception to their report orders new commissioners to be ap- He Got the Child. The habeas corpus proceedings instituted yester- day by Henry Wobbe to recover the custody of his daughter, who he alleged was in possessian of his morning. The e Ae. r. * of and stated that the came into cou 7 Tecovered the child and she was now in Oh, Do Give Him Something. A petition was started on ‘Change to-day, directed to Postmaster-General Vilas, requesting him in case he does not appoint the Hon. Nick Bell to a first service, to at any rate see that n mail carrier in the mene quite A pamber nt tures before an Ex- change official got on to pocketed it. . Gen. Grant's Cendition. New Yorx, Maren %4.—Gen. Grant was very restless thedirst part of the night, but slept well during the latter part. He arose at 7:30 (his morn- ing and sat in chair near the window — forenoon and slept at in forenoon, | Hie aid that he felt very comfortable, but tired. , — Killed by the C ars. Winchester Kirby, the littie fellow who was run weeks street car on the Union Depot Line, died of his injuries to-day. NORTH sr LOUIS. — Reller ; children, residin; in rearof No, 118 Ter and tein ths i io i = ner. r ance. i 18 2 was naturalized in Jadge —— ui sufficient. paid. . 4 or t electoral votes. Asa N the , ee r Sor news letters or tele#ram@s |)... told us that California's services or * for elec * — ee last him two Es it , , law. : — prohibition — ie. months looking a should be ad “Sa? Orleans, and that mere matter of party policy, too, it looks Hike | sommers. r rem y » Telagraph. The of the Senate in the House | ¢ ert — „ pected to bring her 8 POST-DISPATOCH, | after beshipped at New omy’ If it is really‘ true that Mr. Cleveland is to do ord, 4.516. sending coals to Newcastle, to lavish patronage | Turn havé been no Jess than eight fisticuff fights ; : resolution adjournin the General Assem- to join her, but ti a 515 and 517 Market cent received for transporting it thither will be way with French and restrict himself to — - SPAFFORD SWORN IN ; | ra ard on Democrats who bold all the local offices and | between members of the Arizona Legislature since | plain food. he will have an to Promote bir sme die to-morrow, makes ad-] Spafford presented his eredentis: comm 6:0 be — 1885. clear profit, because the Southern Pa- alt 1 States. while the | the session began, and the Speaker of the House is 2 atthe acy. zournment imperative and unavoidable. | and eatials to the House been dangerously i | TUESDAY, MARCH 24. 1 get all the spoils in their own * with carrying a slung -c hot. he in a cook whose corn |} was sworn in. | eic freight cars now come east empty. Democrats in the Republican States get nothing charged = ne ea eae he: ny action was hasty Senstor White introduced a resolution in the Sen the 5 0 . * re . , . * . l . : - Ny . fnends ressed Mr. CLEVELAND has done another unex-| Then, as another indication of the will os all ithout any Ix Rassia there is but ome book to 10,000 inhahit- | success. end whi and that there willbe a great deal of ‘unfinished ate which provides for a final adjournment on April — on tua the flourishing and and power of Huntiveron and Srav- from the party and are left ents. The new American Minister to Russia wul | Both Oxford Men. business left over. The adjournment resolution | 18, It will de considered to-morro pected thing in passing over means to help it up where it is down. do well to take over a few volumes of poetry and a + | was, of course, the work of the ant. 955 dition of the sick n fashionable Presbyterian churches of Washing- FORD to divert all traffic to the Southern a box of Patent Omen reports sehen 00 From the Memphis Avalanche. Guitey law crowd, wile, beg: ta. een 1 CAST. the family were v. ‘ton, and taking a pew in the one that is least | Pacific and make it the controlling trans-conti-| 4 scppew call on heads of bureausand chiefs | 15 now decided that Battenberg and Beatrice ] take at least 1 * . but most Tes — minority, can only hope to defeat the of tity ee for Logan, —— — — d — ee ‘prosperous and farthest from the White House. | nental route, we saw them place their Central f aivisions in the Treasury Department for a | shall pass the first few months of their married life | coincidence that Hon 1 n, of 1 bill by sta ving off consideration of it. The | alsoconveniently away. Streetor voted — — — Pacific in an attitude toward the Union Pacific | „ritten statement of the condition of their at Balmoral, in the Seetch highiands, where the — 5 e last Democratic the , er and Cant well voted for Morrison 0 mediately expectex son-in-law, read it visit at the house He decided to go o wife. In the mea brother fearing tha was then in Engian ALARN which had been calculated to all, engaged passage Just after he enn municate with hin General's deughter the next steamer. taken be changed by exw: soreness in bis thre sible for his beard t attained a much gr the habit of weari longer. This gives appearance. hel artist to take his bu not take kindly t occasioned disappo consented, “It will represent marked the Genera “Well, it might a Save the trouble ye: Work on the bust were made last wee of it will be INCLUDED AMO) that have been pres he is the 0 Thore bas been a General within the is being tried. It w the earnest solicits the former do not knowledge thac it e any bad effects if i eand homely rei ve charge of the an's medicine.’ TT! red clover. Scores gested to Drs. Do quests have been m of the United State remedies be given “were made that the the — Was ser ubdersi thata t mate with the (Gr been calied to alten TRIED THE RE) He has never atte stands his case and Douglass, Barker, — of curmg Gen, rect clover to please Gen. Grant was . been fatigued the BO mia calls. No down rm and jo when he was in rea) set for himself. II- night. There is ne part.cula ulse and temperatu a number of nap him brighter and che bright tor a time. F usual, but ali liquid. the * * tus ph This often keeps him HE OR: To-night be complain the hope that he mi throat and made it fr to breathe through ¢t lixetihood of bis vein, retired before 10 oel sleep well. Wilbor’s Comp Ou and Hur. - Ine over the plain Ou ts t Oil is removed, and | The offensive taste o great objec ; trouble is entirely ob might success of * Wildor's the fact that it is pre lor sa , and all drugg ADVERTISE in the Px cf any kind—three lu eon After t The police of Centr on the disreputabie w street in the central p vocation after night f in citizens’ clothes ar rest any woman who a crowd of these 1 in the First 0 for their violations of N H. Dovarass & 8 are manufactured by of over forty years’ cough mixtures. Tux beat wedding k artistically framed a Street. the leading ar See —
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nine; majority for Spat. credentials to the House ed a resolution in the gen- final adjournment on April to-morrow. VOTES CasT. . ims prevented the casting and a few Democrats were Streetor voted for Black. lorrison — ’ EARNED. of the Union Pacific road. Summary of the opera- Railroad for the year 1881. Mie preliminary te the an- is as follows: For the last ear were $4, . 088 for the United pet surp'us income 255 348.00, as against the six months of the ‘It — necessary to bear in es of economy which had i upon during the first reduce their effect until a H TRIAL. the Dismissal of the ‘ainst Fish. The trial of ex-President rine Bank, was continued closed yesterday, and the jing and moved for the gainst Fish on the ground proved. In the o pinion necessary to put a single | defense of the acts of his not guilty of any of the What the president of a cope of his administration n, but did not come under ute. There must be willful nds of the institution to OR I DIE! Suicide Because He ry on Stunday. y. The lady objected to solemnized on Sunday. ry and exclaimed, “Marry Still refused, whereupon shot himself through the 100 Low. to be Appointed in an ment Suit. | the exceptions to the he case of the City against a proceeding to condemn endants on Vandeventer na fea to Noes a condemned. The , but J Dillon thinks de than by t assessed ’ 1 ‘the exception commissioners to be ap- he Child. dings instituted yester- pcover the custody of his | was in possession of his siased in J Dillon's e plaintiff's atiorney, Mr. ür, and stated that the child and she was now ip — need lim Something. —— directed him in case “Hoa. Nick Bell to a first toatany rate see that carrier in the depart- irculated quietiy, but re- tures beforean Ex- pocketed it. „ Cendition. — Gen, Grant was very be night, but slept well fe arose at 7:30 (his morn- rthe window during — d slept at intervals th felt very comfortable, but the C ars. ttle fellow who was run street car on the Union juries to-day. Tr Lobi. te for re-election for the o Sixteeuth Ward. eal Company are u to their works at e are others and others. — residin — rear of nd | is in the ** A to be worthy of — — ‘am be. is sufficient. For sae by A, Boston, and all druggists. on the disreputable women who prowl about the street in the central part of the city plying their vocation after night fall. General officers detailed in citizens’ clothes are sent out every night to ar- these ortunate w ra aigned to the First District Police Court and fined for their violations & the ordinance. are of over forty cough mixtures. artistically framed at Redheffer & Koch, 1000 Olive | street. the leading art dealers. — — Marriage an@ death notices wil be tmeerted at the ESKEW EakEW, of cancer. cence of ber daughter, Mra J. H. Hendricks, 1410 N. 35. ferson av. age of 2) years. 1636 N. Seventh of, Wednesday, at 2 p. mn. St. Tris Post Bispateh, Taesdap, Warch 24, 188 8. 1 ain — An Incident Which Gave Rise to Comment Satisfactorily Explained—A Bust of Gen. Grant Being Taken—The Distinguished Patient’s Irritability—A Statement From Dr. Douglass. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch, New Yorx, March %.—Surprise was expressed that Mrs. Nellie Grant-Sartoris should have been permitted to make a tempestvous.ocean voyage to rejoin her father. accompanied only by ber maid, Her husband, who had been in the West for some months looking after his laud investments, e- pected to bring her over. Hestarted for England to join her, but they passed each other on mid- ocean. As will — Grant had Grant had been dangerously il) for a week or ten the fact leaked out Some of his Philadelphia frends, depressed by the bad news, commented oa it one night at the club. In this way the real con- dition of the sick man became knows. Members of . the family were very much surprised on taking up the New York morning papers on February 29 to fing a dispatch from the Quaker city stating that he was fatally stricken and his death might be im- mediately expected. Mr. Sartoris, Gen. Grant's son-in-law, read it and hastened to New York. A visit at the house partially confirmed the report. He decided to go over to England aud dying his wife. In the meantime, Col. Fred Grant and his brother,fearing that their 4 28 Sartoris, who was then in England. might be ALARMED AT THE UEPORT which ~ been cabled over, sent a m calculatei to ally ber fears. Mrs. Sa n the next outgomg — enibarked and too late to com- word was received from the at she would sail for home by that she land. Just after ne with — be changed by exhaustion from soreness in bis throat and jaw has made I . 4 sible for his beard to be trimmed. It attained a much length than be has been in | the habit of weari it. His hair bas also grown longer. This gives him a much more vevera hen the subject of admitting an artist to take his bust was — to him, he did not take kindly to it. Noticing that bis refusal — disappointment to his family, he finally “It will represent me as a pretty old man,” re- marked the General. “Well, it might as well be taken now, and will save the trouble years from 28 * Work on the bust was begun and several sittings were made last week. It is understood that a copy of it will be INCLUDED AMONG THE GENERAL'S TROPHIES that have been presented to the nation and of which he is the custodian while he lives, There bas been a change in the treatment of the 4— within the past few days An experiment being tried. It was adopted by the physicians at the earnest solicitation of the family. Ajtbough the former donot have any faith init, they ac- knowledge thac it can do no m and will not have any bad effects if it does no good. It is a very sim- ple and money remedy, and the physicians who the case regard it as “an old wor- an's medicine. The new remedy isa decoction of red clover. Scores of remedies have been gestedto Drs. Douglass and Bar quests have been made from peo in all sections of the United States anid oven land that their remedies be given a trial. So many suggestions were made that the red clever should be used that the remedy was seriously considered by them. It is | upJerst thata medical gentieman who is inti- mate with the Grants, and who has frequently ' been calied to at tend one of them, bas TRIED THE REMEDY WITH GREAT SUCCESS. He has never attended the General, but uoder- stands his case and advocated tne treatment. Drs. Douglass, Barker, Shrady, and Sands yave up all hope of curmg Gen. Grant, but they agreed to try red clover to please the family. Gen. Grant was very weak 3 He had been fatigued thee day be receiving % many calls. Not ouly that, but he had gone down stairs and joined his fainily iu the parior when be was in reality unequal tothe task he had set for himself. He has dearly paid for over K ertion the past week, and he is pot at all times an obedient patient. During the twenty-four hours ending at 10 o'clock last u he gained much rest, General rose very but did not sleep wel! after. early and dressed about 7 o'clock. Going into his library ne sat down at the table and wrote several pages of his “Reminiscences.” * Dr. Douglass last night: “He has passed a guet day and be was riy quiet to- nig! t. I found him asleep when 1 called at noon. — 4 is no part cular chan in his throat. ise and temperature are une a ht by tne phiegm getting into his throat. his often Coo him from getting the ress f night Le complained of lauguor d expressed To- plained o et and e the that he might sleep. I cleaned out his throat and made it free from polegm. He was able un both.nostrils and there ig po ng bothered en that score. He retired before 10 Ovlgek aud he was prepared to sop Whlibor’s Compound ef Pure Cod-Liver Ou. and Lius.— The advantage of this compound over the plain On is that the nauseating taste of the Ol is removed, and the whole rendered palatabie. The offensive taste of the Ol has jong acted as a tobjeclion to its use; but ia 1 form the trouble is entirely obviated. A ost of. certificates might.be given here to testify to the excellence and success of * Wilbor’s Cod og of Oil aud Lime, but the fact that it is prescribed the medical faculty Wirnors, Chemist, ApventTiss in the Post-Disparcs if you want help ct any kind—three lines for ten cents. After the Unfortanates The police of Central District have opened war 4 Sere are ar- themselves and are Brahe experience in compounding B. H. Dovetass & Sons Capsicum C manufactured Tux best wedding gift is rere f DIKD. : rate af twenty-five cents for three lines. — — — —On Monday, March 23, at G p. . Mra, CLARa She will be buried Wednesday at 10 a. m. from the r. WILE On March 26, at 6:30 a. m. i Wine, af th Funeral will take place 3 residence of Mr. Nelson, Paducah, Ky., papers plesse copy. 18 8 Black Poplin Empress At 65c he ye Crazy Crape, the latest nov- n At 500 RINGEN STOVE CO. 508 N. Fourth Street, A of Wan n worth 65c, & pes All- Woo! Black French eae pant’ 500 „re. r u pos 44-inch, imported Rae Nun's Veiling, worth 750. B. NUGENT 815 to 8 ee xe 81 AUCTION! pieces Silk by Messrs. Townsend & Montant, on Wednesday last, March 18. The following Great Bargains just received by express and now on Sale. 7 pes rich Black, All sk Sarah, worth 61. Londen Smoke, Navy Blues, etc.: actus! value §1 25, a pene, ee 1 Lyons Rhada mes, in all At $1 OO N Bok nee wey — | y Summer Silk, in new and de 50 pes China Pongee Ulk, worth 0. 2 8 15 pes rich All- SU Brocades, worth 51 5%, AS 209 5 pos elegant quality Black Satin, worth 75c, At 980 At 50c DO NOT FORCET! Our SPECIAL BARGAINS im Gold Edge, Never-Wear-Out 24- inch Black Silks, at $1 and $1 25; worth $1 50 and 62. BLACK READ GRAND OFFERINGS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS IN NEW SPRING DRY GOODS ON SALE THIS WEEK. FROM t the Great Sale of 2,000 Colored eS Sree — * ste soft finish. e d best shades of 2 — At 880 At 450 At 800 At 600 & 3 LK S HAHA GREAT And Unprecedented Bargains IN NEW SPRING Unis) GOODS All colors in New Gerster Cloth, worth De. Heavy Melange Poplin, worth Mo, At 12 12 At 10c Beautiful Brocade Glace Poplin, worth 2c, At 12 1-2c Heavy Louble-fold English Cashmere, worth dee eee e 12 : 1.20 press worto At 100 AL sew Spring Colors in Satin Berber, worth 40c Gray Mixed Whip~ord Suiting, worth 00, At BSc At 25c 1 Fie ida, imported. worth 400, ar 1% pieces 1 — Silk Mixed ee 25 pet — English Coupure, new on 880 At 48e Beautiful 62-inch French Piaids, worth a, Finest 44-inch French Pisids, worth $1 O. As Cte 3 At 750 At $1 00 NOVELTY COMBINATIONS) ¢ At 85c, $1 25, $1 35, $1 50, $1 75. GREAT BARGAIN ne Unlaundried Shirt made, only Sic. colar, & rr AT 81 252 Braided Jerseys, 1 Braided Jersera, Prices in the City. vy Blue and Cardinal. ond lite bine, at trom G89 00S eae Terrific Bargains in Unequaled Bargains. 3 — „ee „„ NN GLOVE-FITTING JERSEY WAISTS Great Sale This Week. At special low prices, never before mace in this city. AT 50 Mako Waista, well cut and well AT GH ⁰ NN Gt etch. R AT 81 All-wool —— 2 standing „ NN 1 8 offered this week at $1 25 AT $1 50-figseeea tara | =o a , * 8 6— n eee * i of which is worth , . choice — * * Wo. 1 100 pieces... . e- Worth e yard, AT $2 tnd. Cashmere — No. a 2 2 Auction Price, 50c ou No. ~ 1 100 p orth 61 14, Slee oa ants d a Auction Price, 650 ranging eee T NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES From $2 to $6 30 each 36 W and $8 each Elegant Novelties | The Largest Assortment and Lowest The “GRAND DUCHESS#£”—Extra dae quality and Tinsel braided in new designs, a la militaire, in Black, Na- The Oltrette An imported Jersey, very stylish, Tallor made, with Vest fronts in contrasting colors, plain, braided and embroidered, in black, tans, browns, Davy, cardinal Opholstery Departa’t We will continuethis week our t great on te of Lar nOe and wid Upbolstery Goods st of MANU- toy te * Worth 61899. 2 At 81 a peir o Tapestries, wo —.— 51,0 e a yard j DOMESTICS! nen Hand are 8 Wide Sheetings! READ. .# Sheeting. — ens — —— — * FROM AUCTION. 1000 PIECES Auction Price, Cents a Tard. 5 500 PIECES Emtroideries, from one lach wide, worth from 180 to Be. Auction Pries, 10 Gents a 800 PIECES Hamburg and Swiss Embroideries 2 — worth from Sic to Dia Auction Price, 25 Gents a Yard. 200 PIECES Ham Fiounciaog, from orm to twenty inches worth at least .5c. Auction Price, 50 Gents a Yard. faba Irish Point Embroidery Ham to six Yard. We closed out the balance of an impeprter’s entire stock of fine Nainsook Embroideries at 1 cents on the dollar. This lot contains the fluest goods ever shown ia St. Louis, and will be offered at jyst HALF PRICU. All-Over Hamburg Nets, At from We yard to $1 7% All-Over Hamburg Embroideriés, At from $i to $3 50 yard GENTS’ CHINA SILK Handkerch’ fs The Greatest Bargains Yet Offered. Special Purchase from an Importer. At 12 1-2 Cents— moruiag.... matt: Or each EMBROIDERIES designs in these elegan the richest variety of "choice pat ever exhibited in this city...... In ad dle shade and The latest novelty, 82 inches wide, Yo oom in Cardinal and White, ry Pigares, on Lightning "White en | Aeon and — and 1 — Blue Ask to see from the best French designs, yard wide, India Crinkled Seersuckers, inches wide, Printed India Muslin, Brown, Gray, Medium and Light Dlus. Lelia prone astra Sat worth We. r dun worth 2, terme tnd broken” pen fal heels and toes, worth Men's Balbriggan Half Hoss. regular made, 1 Were HOSIERY. SPECIAL OFFERING. 100 dozen Children’s Heavy Ribbed French Hose, DOUBLE KNEES, in plain, Wash Fabrics! New French Salines. Just received last week, another large shipment of new t goods @ are now oe — porns in 2 dition — we —— 27 a complete stock of the PLAIN ths ang | de very finest quality. Imported Broche Zephyrs, in Grecian block frown and Gold and Blue Grounds, and Navy on 1 Brown SPECIAL. 2 cases of Fines American Satanes, in patterns copied At 18 yard. In strives and Checks, new designs and very bandsome, 92 At Bc a yard. 53 tenches wide, at 00 yard. Printed Satin Plaid Organdie, 2 EMBROIDERED CHAMBRAY ROBES, New lot, just received, very rich and beautiful designs, at from $4 Std % d We are showing them in Pink, solid colors. Sizes g and 7. 99000 At 2c; reduced from 450 pass Pak O08 ©... eres At Bet reduced from Sic LADIES’ HOSIERY! r At! a pair — „ At Dea pair Ladies’ ¥ Hair Line, Striped Hose, extra lengths, tall regular, 1 At Wo a pair r . aerate nwt iad Lag Black Brillant Lisle Threed n. Se At Wes pair GENTS’ HOSIERY! Men's wuver stoat British ait Mee PTR Ribbed Balbrigean Bait Hove, 2 — enieeen ure. — At Sec a pair | calle! THE CHERU BS, SATURDAY NIGHT—CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS. March - Dunch of nis WEEK. EORERTS COMEDY CO, Supporting, MISS KATE GLASSFORD. -- ls BENEFIT FOR TRE Will Take Place atthe Olympic Theater Tursday Matinee, APRIL 9. Combined Attractions All the Theaters. The Great Dramatic Event - OF THE SEASON. Auction sale of seats at Box Office Monday Next, at noon. POPE'S. > = To-night and an week—Mariness Wednesday and Satur- ay. “4 SUPERB PRODUCTION?’ WALLACK’S THEATER COMPANY IN VICTOR DURAND! A MAGNIFICENT CAST. _Sunday, March 29—Grace Hawthorne in Queena, PEOPLE's THEATER. TO-NIGHT, 8 this week. Matinees, Nog taal Setu and Sunday, the * Comedian, MR. WEBBER, i u the lau hing triumph, Fo BARREL OF FUN. rks. Match struck in 68 Fun: Spark — gt BR park 4 Pee Funnies. N ext Vea — he Little Electric Batte CASINO 250 homed CO. Ladies’ and Chil- Matinees Tuesday. and Saturdays, 2%. my tS 2 4 COLD DAY wat WE GET 00. PALACE THEATER. — Seventh and Em Stream of * MATINEE TO-DAY, 308 8 22 ety — N AD MISSION, 10, 15 and 25 Cents. ga” The best show in the city. Star Roller Skating Rink, CORMER ¢ OF mee | TO-NIGHT. on Stilt Skater of America. z Geraghty “Fle skates on stilte 84 inches be eee NEW DIME MUSEUM, pep Sarees. near Franklin svenas james A's eee tet time. in this chy, Fhe HUMAN LEOPARD "FAMILY. Laat Week ENGLISH at Barr. HOP O’ MY Kan AUMISSION TO SEE EVERYTHING.......... THE ~ PICKWICK---PROF. HENRY, Psychalogist, Mind-Reader and Mesmeriat, Wul course of lectures. oom mencina Wednesday. byw th. 1 yeep from the audience EXPOSITION ROLLER SKATING RINK, Three Sessions Daily. Morning. 9 to 12. Afternoon, 264 Evening. 7 to 10:30. This week, Wednesday and Thursday cyenings, at 9, PROF. w. R. ASH, Giving exhibitions of Fuacy and Trick Skating. 2 Thursday, Friday and Saturday. April 2,3 LIVINGSTOS BROTHERS, — of Fancy — Trick 1 Don’t forget the date, Apri) 14—-AGINTON, NEW PUBLICATIONS. First Edition, 225,000 Now Ready. The April CENTURY. event of the War of exception of the fall of THE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS, TWO WAR PAPERS ADMIRAL PORTER ani GEO, V. CABLE, BENEVOLENT FOND!-
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Wien — ere meals 2 — — ͥͤ — ͤ— HELP WANTED—MALE. _ Cherus ant Salesmens ‘should be incl answering adve replies directed to rtisements must heave t their own POST o ———t oe om ae oba NOTICES. SHINGTON LODGE, NO. 9, A BORGE Wi hold e er — — teak . —.— Sie cine = mention) 5 08, thus offios, NAL— Vera: One—look—on 26th, Tom. ‘Ts «00d looki ——— 12 equal in f. * in tho country near Nr 99 i ce pas fun — Fi — val bles Wil blonde saat et, moderate: 82 1015. = 15 ioe Se ee 2 — Pr xii ee aoe ees write? ‘s Aae 0 § oung gent desires to to vecoine acgaainted Teciate « true friend, Ad. 5 Ad. N Fa enen a PERSON Al—Eilla Thornton: Letter in Pen Office for Saturday yn ye pee te Hotel. please make appointment. Ad. L. Moo. DERSONAL— weil th ek bung indy t that visi 1 2 1 N — —— . instructions in the city Business Col ego, 506 Olive st., open day and Young man between 11 and Wia of age as bill clerk. Applica ‘Ad. D 1, this office ae alae | Ww m „ 1 — Mi il A i “= =" fer the Third Ran E, No. OK of BL. f ing brothers are 1 =“? ANTED—o Market one blook 1 stone-masons at North * Reporter. COUNCIL. No. 4, eet * and 3d hers on ladies’ Gne t58 sen B. —— No oe N. 2d at. sanorers. ted the stores By lg please grant y evening? object, fun. PE young wid — St 7 woud 352 A form gent os a trae friend, — 1, ry cone Sie zi years of ages at Tookmng and Fea at ane, 7 12 othe week washing oF {7 ANTED—A neat, young German omen’ wishes to ing dome wo order. AL . organ li Dp eran RE Tes room! 5 1 9 208 e er ront nn 8 ts. 818 1] 113 Sr Ss — TI Li wORGAS St— Niel for. be back ro0m, om, with a 1 205 rooms suitable 1 or = A on f four. tis ST. * arte, 6 room for vent iu me te tay — Wed ished 3 84 flo 1 ae Sot wane ae bed, with or without woard. Las “Tro 15 505 ern AV. —Very desirable fur- room for 9 — occupant; very chotos for — Miscellaneous. | Northeast — Sth and Olive Were e Ske See — ASTED—Situation by 22 W. Tn city or country pret Jefferson avenue aod ye and | „ good masons, @4 per day. Aug. Sera middle-aged woman Ad. ¥ t Wats nay. 13 ne masons on ev. ictor 1 5) 1 PRES . rr 3 135 322 — — AV —Nicel tas. — 151 WALNUT St.—Twe very DERSONAI—A cultured, 2 — hig! ly re- young ap — & the of friend: rel co confiden sae 99, this office. and all conveniences: ref. e r well-fur- rooms; all conveniences; reasonable ters. 518 1 7 1 2 ae — e as tare: one who may wish to P * her friends. ee ah ba eo 0 N’s Shorthand ena Ts 60 Olive st. Esta HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC.. . — HELP WANTED-—FEMALE. aod Mar Manufacturing „* m 8 3 —— Apply to — Coal — 518 Pine st. OOF ILDEY LODGE, N 142 F ANTED—Teamis on ith and — sts., to- mor- r 8 day work: 83 0 per day. Callahan & & Wii hold their — regular Work in ~ = initiavery — stonemasons, at $45) per ‘per day. Aoply at once at — west of Vandeventer av. t 59 March of Bister lodges fravernally invited. By et W. DICK, x. G., 8 J . ( ( —— — . — m J. N. — Secretory. strong bey for driving coal wagon. Ad. ATIONS WAN NTED—MA LE. German boy to learn the drag bus- — one that can s at as Store, 11 Chestnut at home preferred. Call 251 Gor te" run job — at m WONEY to loan on ail “persona: pF na. Co. M. 622 Olive st. Mo, at 8. van! Raalte * den offic ANT TED—A sitaation as m as book s accura * years 0 — 106 keeper by a young ma at ficures and à good toe run a 1111 Liberty * rees boy steady fy ond — boy: ab with y. Ad. B99, this office. 111— and Salesmen. — — —— — — NTED—A SET ANTED—A situation as travel! 4. oe Singer Building; right Wisma en boy. Apply at: [Oive st. i 61 — and [ilinois: good kind * ve unexcep- pont references. Ad. B 100, th - 5 ANTED— aver furnished rooms for gents: southern exposure; con- venient to street cars. wi3 nice rooms: private family of two. 13 0 nished or un urnisbed, wi 305 WALNUT ST.—Handsomely rurnishea seo ond story front room, soutbern exposure; ivate family; r ref. en. 18 with Baltimore heater: one room on „i. er a as oe per cent chea er than the Caro ndelet Warne . Apply at ED—A Kiri to wait on tabie and i 1221 Washington * d bo rk ine small sraily. “Abply for dave at 1027 Papin ato 2 70 A WASH 8T.—Three elezan BOARD AND LUDGING WANTED. S ee } house 8 rent, W. N By centleman and wife, cheerful. cool and board d 3) minutes walk of 4th and where there are no children; not à boardi yon Dd Ad. G this et man desires a room with or with- near Centor of town, general housework in bey month: — have W — —— aT Cal at 1181 Washing: pve a single g the western pars of ANTED—Room and board by intel ly Heman, room with ecitty. Ad. J 98, ti | a Ss 4 _ 3 man. best We D—Situ vtien bys a youns seer one. one 2 understand; Washingto a . Fas- —— -Biteation iw an ‘elderly, nter: understands care ef country. Ad, F. I., Wis Market st. tuation by a licensed engineer, with dest W ONAL reward for anyone who can equal family; the young seeress, the only — — who has war ed around the world, like Gen. Graot; the seventh da ter of the seventh sua, just arrived — Australia; tells of nd names whom vou will mary: 32322 the separ ated together, ye el marri.gces stolen perty; cures drunkenness, etc, ore that are sure to win. All letters answered aptly and stamp are ſuclosed. Call ag No. ve st. v2 ugh- and gives 23 num - a 2 ref.; willing to do his own firing, Ad. 1/10 5, t ANTED— D—Sisuation in a country printing Offices ba bes . 4 NTED—Expierienced 5 on laidies’ fneshees. | some 135 in type-setung. sD—Situation by a tinner,a steady and sober — would like to go in the country. M 99, Lean psig et and Market — Niwnuon by a first-class lice Jos. Morrison, 7th and Morgan 16. "ANTED—Ma — wif Germans erred; woman * I — horses — work on fruit palniane, Mo. ANTRD—Sitaation as carpenter by an an — ee man. 3 on by a boy 17 years of age to learn looked shave, ‘be: hair cut. 130. Wars first- ones ref, seven: wages not r for shops, or for patents. also, — and its application tothe trades taucht, night or day. Geo, Crehore, 314 Vine st. ~ ioaned — ata 5 . on furniture without BZD, moons ¢ rates: business conddential, C. —— — — —ñ—'. ————— Mee 2 to 0 8 1 to suit on rea! esta = - LMAN, Tro 995 2 Third 8 M ¥ loaned on furniture with oval: lowesn out re J. rates; business confidential. $17 Franklia ur. conte INAN aah here orders to —— a endow life insurance policies 8 of ve years, Ehriich, 419 Olive st. = ONEY sw — on f M $15 Chestnut — pianos, Julius + = to — loa ned 3 Spree housebolds goed“ 4 gelge nan residence, ns: b for mating lo — an ee Rr 1 no operas ONEY loaned on househol: goods, ma Mor: removal; lowest — — verted! 7 conf — J. l. Vette, Notary Public, 619 Chestuns <4 M Y TOLOAN r — rates of pores os . 41 ROWSE 213 N. 8th st. GENTLEMAN wishing to in nvest some surplus A will loan r on household — treated fairly a-d can secure loans a. 3 — Cal) at 1 Mo: 228 3¹ 185 Mer GNEY Be NED On furniture in resid „ us ce ence; business ayn — 2 ng loan. Brolaski & ONEY to toan on te ewe » guns, iry, guns, clothi , 115 from $25 to $10,0 ran Raaite, } 288 S #1 * O . TO LOA) . E $2,000 on City and County real id x SOHN LADY No. 44 Oliwan — — _PROPERTY I OUT OF CITY FOR SALE. — + pres 1B iperty, in One of tno beet to business and and c , „ in o t or would trade tor ete. Aa. 8 8 N. this * ” BENTON STATION LOTS. 8,000 front feet in lots to suit, all ornamented with nat- ura! trees; streets dedicated: onlv 4 minutes by plank walk from station: fare from Union Depot only 4 cents: A trains Fre ood schools, stores and churches delgb- dor unexcel In order to close out these lots by we they baad be — at the — — —4— price at trom for eariy selection apply to George W. Camp Benton, or 618 Chestnut street. 36 — —— es IMFrRowpcetrrFPROFPERTT FOR SALE LE—3, & Sand 6 room be — treme houses in the western part of the city month ly payments. Barnard, 401 Easton av. 7 STOP PAYING RENT! ! Cue more of those fine six-room detached stone-fronts with «li city and modern improvements on N. Sth st., bet, Salis and Farrar sag sheen —— several threa,four and five room houses ip southern r city for sale on monthly payments. Apply to F. H. Goss Builder and Owner of Houses, Office, 100% N. Sixth st. — No. 3 * — FARMS FOR SALE. 1 stock farm, 15⁰ miles west of M. RY R., in Moniteau Co., Mo., 4 miles 8 12 2 in cultivation: nop 8 een ee, hols, 411 Olive at. teh r to 151 acres, to suit purchaser, at 21 from 8 St. Louis, wes miles from EDUCATIONAL. RIV TE lessons in French and German will be given by Mine Binma Bama Forts at 2413 8. Broadway: charges w very reasonable. M S Shorthand nd Type-s writing t, College, ge, 618 Oltve at.. established 1876 N sine WARD’s r — an * | 506 Olive st. REMOVALS. Nose an Theale CATA RRH fri reatoat yalch cra the cause the system. Best of references and and — 4— n charge Dr. W. IL ne Pine st., cor. lach. . has removed 7550 713 Fis §, R thm to to d ——— opposite Union Market. " POEITIO — — — RAINWATER WARD MEN See that returns are sent, as soon as Known result, to and goot | GITIZENS’ AND BUSINESS MEN’S HEADQUARTERS, THOUSAND ousiness caras, oul-b for $l. HOWARD SCOTT. i Printer, 1782 Franklin av rok SALE--MISCELLANEOUS, TE wx : — * ee Ne 1407 Market st. 88 boiler ‘on, wheels; — dude Er EA 3 wishin ee Fert Py ALL PAPE , K SALE—S upri 8 fiat showcases and tables for ame, 1 looking ly 318. N. Fourth * RSALE— One fine iron range, carpets, — self-i Fr mg en ta, tales, tools, etc. rd, 0 turnivure 172 Oregon av. ert — * tome of Merchants’ Exchange: ; dues | for 1885. Cail at 116 Walndt st. st. ts X. Sutures ond nd bar; corner store 2 —. household to J. X. HEAP WALL PAPER Large sock; stock; cond postal; will will YHEAP WALL PAPER. ve estimates. 7613 8. Broad- 1 = yr satisfaction will sell oA ghd. 30u nead as increase for 8. Miummer, 2 wei Arenue. === Dr CLARKE NO CURE! NO FEE! 8 i i cont St Loufs, Me, ab ate eS cares or no tee. Cone 7 Dk. AR! ore vo and ng Y letter. ChLEDE TED WO by . to & We Morea Me on WE where meonrentent Yo vith Oe 2 ythen J | Int resting | ‘Recently D ru. New Tor Arrange a Ser Expelied Pl Grand Avenus By Telegraph to t New York. Marc engagement with t politan Associatio Saturday they wil! Dall season on the members of the 1 March B. and pla Later with the rese: tory for the reg The first game bet politans last seaso Leaguers proved vi & The personnel this year, and wi improved, the Met: 8 Thor b will be as 1 John Ward, with and P. Gillespie i taries the team wi ley, and Dorgan ar will have the with the exce Reete. ho go to t. they will have tched for the Ne urday afternoor @st, as tue lovers of glimpse at G Rour! ase in the marc ballists all o robabie result + ague into rei It is hintea that it to play tue men Ww count ne will withd timated that tne di aid Mr. Lucas in e' The reason Bosto! expiained. Mr. Lu almost every dail) States during te |: 18 TI of any in the Leag' ing card. Mr. Luc Fan at Boston, tended by tnouUsan: Busion's club will | Mr. Lucas, howeve while he has other of his wishes, and ~ good cards to play Brooklyn's playe are expected to do of Churches. Fr team, and race for the penna Des Joe Goss, the we yesterday, of Bri Wolverhampton, |! “In a late article wrote of him: ‘Bright's disease | him under the sod ever pulled off as Irish friend in ¢ who was a brot! reat iight-wei. ht a ect encyc his day. It's wor him describe the Crutchiey ‘If ev Rodgers. said he of the licken as to his grave.’ Jen Mace f ‘keep. away be ticked. — A. E a — oy pd th teeih loose. At th a settin® on his sec do but pull ‘em ou to his bottle holder for me; lil want tt a rum game un, u four foot ring, and he was licked was | away We ma sixteen foot ring. — comes up and looks 1 3 t very 1. ‘but wish yourself well « Lo was no match ! His sorrow. He wa Eph Holland of Cio had fought Tom a any preparation, al he wou d certaisly fighting Old John B and was as stale as truty, had progress much cleverer man They fought Allen fought wholly far too guoJ for. lo nd a peradventur Bous friends. A8 il striking Joe two was given agains Paddy Ryan. and a long and seve! himself out icking Joe's vitality was I. Sullivan, then knocked bim out in Boston. It was thi into notice outside « Boston, and partiy | on Patsy Shepbarc him to go to Clr » Donelson to spar wi the exhibitiou; Dow and they met for se Was that Sullivan fc the rules of the Lov he scored the first o Joe. He was his ting man only | epare au abler man. Maud The Enquirer say Maud S. the greats they are thousand minds to bid farewe is soon to leave here will be taken from when she lea’ forever. Maud?! ters in comfortal This, combined wit! Co —— Ww ov has endeared ier — 4 turf enthuste to that * tention of
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i 1 * — W 8 m ape 7. —. —_ * 8 * Grand Avenue Park—Notes and Gossip. By Telegraph to the Post- New York, March 24 — 31 bardt; 3d base, Lom * John Ward, wich 22 rer Gag bat . 16 * — ＋ — seo Kaste and Dae. umphries. Tm “ers” ; short ger, and all over the country are excited over Mr. Lucas attempt to force * r. timated that tne directors of the Boston aid Mr. Lucas in every way te sevure bis demands. The reason Boston is so favorabh.eé him is * on City and County reales ON LADY No. — DF CITY FOR SALE. East at Boston, May 2, and we wili be at — —— thousands. If ay = leave es — E- Combi Busion'’s club w out many hundreds ars. rae — 82 Mr. Lucas, how: ver, is not che man to draw 4. 8 9, this - we while be has means to secure the attainment good cards to play. Brooklyn's players from the old Cleveland Club are expected lo do great and good worse for the City of Churches. Presideat Byrve ya team, and one that should make 4 strong race for the pennant. 1 Death of Joe Goss. Joe Goss, the well-known pugilist, died at Boston yesterday, of Brigut's disease. He was born in Wolverhampton, England, and was aged 49 years. In a late article “Macon,” anticipating his decease, wrote of him: “Poor old Joe Goss is dying of Bright's disease in Boston, and the day they put him under the sod they will bury as game a man as ed off a shirt n a ring Ibase a cockney iret hee in Cincinnati named Johnny Moran, who was a brother-m-law of Peter . * reat licht-wel ht champion of England. and who E A ect encyclopmedia of Engiish ring-iore of hisday. It's worth walking forty mules to hear him describe the fight between Joe and Bodger Crutchiey. ‘If ever I see a man’s ‘art broke it was . Said be to me. E never got the better of the cken as Joe giv ‘i hand it tuk im to his grave.’ I told im once.“ Jem Mace 1 keep. away he'd be ticked, buc he would have ‘a go’ at me. I knew she kind o' medicine to suit his case, and I hit im a smash on the mouth that knocked four of his teeth loose. At the end of the round, while he was to @ settin® on his second’s knee, what does the beggar do but pul: ‘em out with his fingers and them to his bottle holder, saying as be did so, * them for me; l' want them for 8 > was @ rum game un, was Joe. We fought in a twenty- ö four-foot ring, and his friends claimed the reason he was licked was because I bad tae much room to ch and German will be getaway, We made a fresh match, and fought ina Mt 24 8. Broadway: sixteenfoot ring. I ot to ut first, and by and by Joe comes up and looks it over and It isn't is ht? I. — wish yourself well out of it before balf an hour.’ o@ Was no match for Mace, and he found it out to His sorrow, He was imported to this country by Eph Holland of Cincinnati to fight Tom Allen. He ae hed ‘~ Shorthand, Telegraph an pV ASS: — ä had fought Tom a draw in the old country without E any preparation, and it was thought that, trained, he u ou d certainly ‘do him’ here. Hehad been ra fighting Old John Bar too , Lowever, * — ao = — —4 — 2 trety, progressed is coun and was a go onset ba 8 new m oth rm mas ey he was when he 1 —— you te fore oug two tin near Walton, Ky. Best of Allen f whoily on the — 4 but he was far too gooJ for. Joe. and be would have won — Joe two foul blows, and the was given agaiust him. After that he met ay „ and was defeated by him after s long and severe bat w Joe tired ‘ in ope! out .icking Ryan, who only won because Joe's vitality was exhausted. E Sullivan, then unknown outside of —— r saw him Bost partiy upon is Goss record — 5 mendation. | him to go Cincinnati. There I EUR: s Mss reat sk al ter Maud 8. the greatest trotter that ever lived—and 9. CLA KEKE te the they are thousands—might as well make up their Nen minds to bid farewell to the celebrated mare, as she . ; — „ — — — . 1 creat i Lapres, read fifth page. A CITY HALL SCARE. > Exciting Scenes Caused by the Accidental Springing of a Secret Alarm. phere in those offices. In the Mayor's office the heroic tones of the Commodore's rotund voice were : — got your gun ready, he 4 answer, “Get your the way; I'm An excited discussion foilowed on the each w the other heard im the ery, Ho, quick,” which elicited t orn ready, Commodore, and with — and this K in drawers, The while SK being euacted Commissioner. stove shbakers. and such other weapons as be hastily improvised, the same delicate question case. Comptroller Adreon, who 3 bene sisted that Jack Martin’ cured bim the right to lead — tor. brief moment to have forgotten that he was a General, | that bis deputy Rau- schenbach should be at tbe head of the STREET DEPARTMENT BATTALION, all of whom had has op grate paving blocks with which to assauit the enemy. 80. although there seemed to bea lina- the hall-way | pvevolver, burst into the Civ The * body dashed out again ran loo« a his face. Tue Commodore n 8 him wae sure his not carrying out a plan of escape. Another visit was made to the T r’s office a brief but in confab with Mr. Diederbcimer the body left the office and, at the Commo dore'’s * was re m He was pearly dead Martin's voluminous by this time, ' othes having almost entirely excluded the air from him, but was glad, after expiaininz that he ing been Sergeant, who glanced at the Street Commis siover, whose eye fell upon the Auditor, who whispered something into the ear of theUom ptroicer, bo that maybe they had better t back to work, taking care that none present pened. A cast- all but one of those present, who detailed the particulars of the story to a Post-DispatTcH reporter, with the foliow- aordinary w reatbe a word of what had ha iron agreement was entered into ing explanation of the cause of the extr surrence: It seems that some three months ago the City came to the decision that the city money in his care was not exactly saie when left in sole charge of Messrs. Diederheimer and Ben- the nect. HORRIBLE DAY D REAMS used to haunt him, in which he saw those worthy gentlemen set upon by masked robbers, who, after cutting their throats, emptied the safe of its con- tents. In order to prevent the accomplishment of of this kind, he had * — 4 arranged the office, and so a number of knobs placed rung in several other of the been let in y b that about sands intense purposes once to be ready for ali A PROGRESSIVE SCHOLAR’S DEATH. Funeral of the Late Carl Luedeking—His Remains te be Cremated. The funeral of the late Cari Luedeking, whose death, at the age of 66, occurred Sunday last at 5 p. m., will take p ace at the fam.ly residence, 811 Elm Street, ot 4:80 o Sock tats aherieon, The reinains, after the to nent. y identided with the OUR NEIGHBORS, sip From tbe Neighboring Towns. of the Post-Dispatch, snes a.com. meets, |. SECRETARY was in the Comptroller's aud same was the Auditor. Street Commissioner. Clerk dished * stool-ieg, in- s physi vantages se- 1 * attack, while Mr. Martin's known modesty prevented uim from ac- honor. General Turner. who “Where * Let — dis- in air, Seeing life a thef, the defend- and up man ina blue blouseand with a — 8 soft feit hat pulled down over nim under arrest 7 placed in touching one of bellg would be hose who had the secret were given to understand bell sounded it meant that an Cit ‘ The caused excitement for over an hour, but calmaess at last resumed its sway and at 1 p. m. a little se the auditor's private office, arvonsing for the formation of a City Hail Electr Protect. on Socie.y, which a week m future emer- u and five ability. He leaders of Jateresting Personal, Social and News Gos- Sf * * — * ali BAYARD. The Head of the state Department ‘Pleased With His Duties. _ — unn Changes Likely to be Made—Dr. Wharton Ably Filling a Position Filled by a Parti- san Fixure-Head- Chief Clerk Brown's Ketention—Dignified Senators Demand- ing Precedence in the Departments —— — Special Correspondence af the Post-Dispatch. Wanmorox, March 22.—Mr, Bayard. said last Friday that he had not sent any message around to his subordinates in the State Department, saying that ne intended to make no changes. Hoe sad that he bad had no time as yet to go into a single one of the rooms under him and that he could not say in advance what he was going to do. He was against turning out any of the good clerks, but wherever improvements could be made in the service by changes he intended to make them, I asked him how he liked his new place in the Cabinet. He shrugged his shoulders as he said “I can't say that I like it as well as the Senate. Perhaps I am too old to change my babits of life easily... Then he added, “But I see much bere to interest me—much that is of great importance. I want to-do my part towards keeping this country out of weak positions and free from silly and entangling alliances with other governments.” Further along in the conver- sation I asked him about the project which is now being agitated again of having a peace conference in this city et the representatives of all the nations on this continent. This subject be did not think worth discubsing, but tossed it aside with a charac- teristic gesture of contempt. It is very certain that the State Department will not imitate any of the features of the foreign policy when it was under the charge of Mr. Blaine. 2 ; I hear from Mr. Bayard's friends that he is very much pleased with the State Department. He hopes to make it one of the model departments of the Government. The two who bas never attended to his duties. ® was ap- pointed from lowa some years ago. Hs name was O'Connor. He was a slight, insignificant looking man. fond of general society and the cup that cheers. He was in the department perhaps tbree months in the year. Dr. Wharton, who succeeds him, is a gentleman of high character and social standing. He has a much wider reputation than men generaliy have who consent to take subordin- ate department places. Dr. Wharton is a gentle mun of wealth and jeisure. The position of legal adviser to the State Department is one that will i merely give him pleasant occupation, while it will — m in contact with plegsant people at the capital. of the leading | ant tothe etary of State. These gentlemen gen- erally speak French, and therefore come in more intimate relations a the matic people than eren ft bimvelf. John Davis, Mr. Porter's predecessor, ke French very well. although’ he never had any dipiomatic experience. Robert Hitt. who was in the State Department with Mr. Blame, was fora number of years our retary of Levation at Paris. He speaks h as well as he does gitsh and is thoroughly familiar witn the practices and habiis of the Legations of the ing nations. He was originally a stenographer. Aithough he! become in the later years of his life a very man he hag lost none of his skill as a sho writer. When Mr. Blame was in the State Depart- ment Mr. Hitt used to frequently act for him in the — of an 4manuensis in the tion of confidential dis thes. John Hay, who was in the department before him. had a very wide diplomatic erience. had Frederick Seward, who was ore him. The advantage of diplomatic know edge and the ability to speak the French are v le to an assistant secretary simply asa means Of making himself more agreeable to the diplomatic callers. There are plenty of people in the State Department, however, who speak French. The most prominent of the diplomatic people speak Eng ish. r. Porter will have no difficulty io trans- acung the business of the office. The importance of the place has been unduly exaggerated. There is very little to do in the State Department. If the Secretary of 8 is a clear-headed man of business, like Mr. Bavard, and we have no entangling foreign relations. the matters to be considered are pribe:pally tiiose of a common place and routine character. Civil- ity, patience and a littie common sense are all that are required to get op with the trifli incidents of the daily business. 2 * Agentleman who is very familiar with the State Department said the other day to me, Lou seem to share the neral outside prejudice against Mr. Brown, the chief clerk of the Now, in order to show that you really ve nothing . | sonal in it, 1 wish you would give the other side.’ bo bere itis. This gentleman said, “The secret of Brown's retention in the State De ment under various admin:strat ons rests u e fact that he is tue best business man in it, Tt is true that hes | nt to the general pubiic, and at times acts very snobbishly wien he is out of the — 2 ent. But ali this is ‘rifling in comparison w bis real merits as an official Now, I know as a matter of fact that when Blaine went into the State Depart- ment be had an enormous prejudice against Brows He resolved to remove him within the first week, but he found Brown ' What is true of Biaine has proved true secretaries. There is no system in the department so far as rsare concerned, But let any secre- tery call for any paper, no matter what period, Brown can lay his hands on it instantly. He never forgets anything. He is never absent from his post. Whenever the Secretary touches the bell for his chief cierk he appears at the instant as if shot out of the floor, ready and alert to furn ah in the least pos time and in the clearest possible way the information desired, lar in the department because he is a driver. e holds the clerks rigidly up to their work and maintains a severe discipline throughout the department. This is an inside view of the office life of of the most unpopular offici one als in Washington. * Some of the Senators because the new members of the Cabinet do not give them pre cedence over everybody ese. T say the new do not un relative im- of the Senators. them stand to be received. There have been occasions even when @ plain American citizen who has busi- first has been given a bearing in adv iuve of 4 Sen- ator wao has arrived after ulm. * Ba pasar en no one except this upon the theory that their time was of more of any one else, and that the WISDOM ABOUT WELLS. ee Plain Facts in Regard to the Sanitary Con- dition of the City. The disbursing committee of the Citizens’ San- c moet 5 i 1 4 ~y Oy. Ae r . 0 Pe’ As . „ n . . „ tS ee + EP a a. ose - » ay ¥ _ N ys e rts 93 j 0 : * 0 * 1 te +2 * . - * Se > - * . * - « 2 * a * 4 . - * * : | 0 ” : . ps * * 1 “ , 9 * ne a outs 7 . N N 5 — , 2: 1 * 3 > _ : * . , ——Ü— — — i f i 3 5 ! i Fe A 8T. LOUIS HERMIT. How Old John Bird Lives With His Dogs in a Coal Hole. In the rear of the premises 1220 North (old) Broad- way is a large yard in the rear of which, facing west, is what was, fifty years ago, a pretentious house. It is a large double edifice with a fine door- way, in which bangsa cheap, ill-fitting door, ap- proached by perilous steps, while the gelitility of half a century ago has biueé-moulded and rotted and covered itself with grime, something like a poor gentleman, who has gone dewn and down into the gutter. most ing that bas ever been «nowa in St. Louis. that a man five-foot fully to win entry. going on has discovered A of humanity bas the house, and Swarm homo then u a narrow pass- the center of tue house, so iow bh would have to bend pain- Sanitary i this ful cases of self-imposed fith and eater. an A con hole, really, about six feet wide, ou ‘gix feet long and four a half feet high, tothe bed above has left of tived course tbe try. taken. owing bu to they arran Ses. them, ment is descr ption. hard winter's out put in the alieys swarms th vermio of a most pleth_ric sort. only prosperous and bealtny looking features of mens which riot in peace aud to moiest them or maxe them a The od maa takes his meals at a house about two blocks away from bis sleeping hole, and is generally very taciturn. The peopie living in the house above bim, who seein very ciéanly, decent folks have complained of Bird a: a nuisance to tne police several times, but with noeffect. Tue bermit makes bis own li police seem to think tat dirt W not a violat:on of city ordinance. The sanitary officer who discovered Bird, Mr. McHale, means to try and have the old man sent out to the Poor House. Lions, read fifth page. of them. about 4 each, there woul four theaters. I believe only a have burned down in this city inthe last thirty ears and we could have easily borne out own the passage way descri fer fui iy @ year ge a -picker named John Bird. . The hole in which be bac — is above the below — —_ floor of the building, a sort of a basement cuddy. alley bas been cleated be gained on the side. filled the floor of one-had bis lair .with ol. in rage, gathered principally from the dump. if 1 eaid. In this pile he has burrowed every nizht past winter, he and his two dogs, a couple of wa ip amet curs cuddling’ close together for animal warmth. surface of the ground and just It is dark, a door way Which opens on the UP, and admission can only ird being a ra .-picxer, has the is would shile ed, — 11 Les hy an ay deyon s clothes are the cullings of a of St. Louis. Of the bermit’s hair as well as the 1 1 gray. are furnisued y the ento:nologieal speci- venty wita no mao and is quiet and peaceavie and tue THEATRICAL INSURANCE, The Plan of a Local Manager to Bring Down Hates. James Hannerty of the Standard Theater has an idea which he will place before his fellow managers with a view to a practical trial of itsefficacy. It is to establish a Theatrical Mutual Insurance Com- pany for the benefi: of the managers in this coun- In speaking of the project to a Post-Dispatca reporter Mr. Hannerty said: “My idea is to establish this iasurance company in which only risks on theaters will de Theaters at present pay enormous percentages for maura nce, almost the nizhest paid, to the great pu ter tres, while they really do not suffer from fire any more blicity waich is given to thea- than other dase of ba lage the of whieh is heard of outside of rning scarcel their immediate localities. he rates. toerefore. have become wunreasonabiv high without cause and to the great benefit nies. I propose that the managers shal! réap these benefita them-elves. I want tie tueatrical managers good insurance compa- number in this country to uvite y in the formation of a company into which may be the percen bey drag If 100 gement on the amount of insurance theaters should go ino the be enough to t three theaters Ifthe theaters of this country, or part of should enter into th arrange- I believe that the first year the rate could be reduced, and could con- to-day. life ner to Andy Davis. Da vis tioa free, . Fred 112 Mu taini their opinion of the ject. It favorably yeourted. and he 76 imtrodves the to the meeting of New York this Lapigs, read fifth page. vestigation, the case to the Coroner. pre pe sick yesterday afternoon, and at 10 p. m. taken ill, she searched h package „ that he had About six months ago Pils made 2 on _ to give any death, and would not coucede the four children are in tinue to be reduced for several years until the rate woud become a reasonable one. Mr. Hannerty is now nent managers af the country, with a view of ob- ing with promi- Has been pian managers, which will in summer. A SECOND ATTEMPT. an Pils, a Tailer, Supposed to Have Poisoned Himself. Herman Pils, a tailor, living in the rear of 1283 N. Eighth street, died at 10 o'clock last night under circumstances indicating that it was a case of self. destruction. The family kept the facts quiet until when the police made an in- and on the result referred Pils was taken that the wife containiug some arsenic, lead. taken a fatal dose of this in green. it 0 of the coro- inquest was 7 FREE BUGGY Mod. charge of tne body. afternoon. begun in the case this — — — Brown and Al Davis in Litigation Over the Matter. Judge Dillon delivered an opinion this morning im the case of Andrew F. Brown. against Albert C. Brown sued Davison @ livery bill and Da- vis net up as a defense that there was an agree- ment between Brown and the law firm of which is u partner, that the latter. in considera- of giving Brown legal services he, in turn, was, to ‘furnish addition to this the de- of $180, Extreme Destitution. Weisel reported himself to the police to-day for charity. Though able and willing, he cannot obtain work to do, andtoday his family of wife and five vhildren, wiih their few articles of fursiture, to house his . > McDonald reports th failing to — atin * „ N * LEO XIII The Seventy-Fifth Birthday of tha Holy Father, : — Reception at the Vatican at the Cardinals, Archbishops, Bishops, Colleges of Prelates and Roman Aristocracy, March 2—The Address of the “Vicar of Christ.” Special Correapondence of the Post-Dispateh. Romer, March 8.— The 2d of March is the anniver- sary of Pope Leo's Birth He was born March 2, 1810, in Carpeneto, in the diocese of Anagul. He completed yesterday his 73th yégr, The day before he received official comp/iments from all the ministers and ambassadors of foreign powers ac- credited to his court. Yesterflay at 11:0 o'clock a. m.. he received in the hall of the throne the cardi- nals, the archbishops and bishops, and the differ ent colleges of prelates and the members of the Roman aristotracy. Many foreign bishops were present for this occasion. The dean of the Sacred College, Cardinal Sacconi, rea the address. ° THE vors ADDRESS. In his reply the Pope said among other things: “We mind neither the bitterness, the insults nor tne threata aimed daliy at us by a daring and malicious press. We recall how our Divine Master was treated on earth, and by this record every offeose of our becomes tolerable and glorious, What grieves us deepiy is to see the church misrepre- sented in many nations and kingdoms, her most benevoient intentions calumniaied, her peaceful m her wer fettered. her most wholesome institutions ed. her benefits ro- , and all th s at a time when trucsalvation for society cannot come from an ch It fills up our bitterness; t condition made to the V C , whieh harder and more difficult the more it lasts. T are some, it is true, who do not fail to affirm that the Roman pontiff might and ought to mage tie most of this situat.on and be sa with the freedom still left o him. But this is to add insuit to injury. lt is evident to everybody that in the present cir- cumstances weare not in our own wer, but in other people's, who, having us at their mercy, may, as they wish, AGGRAVATE THEIR HOSTILITY AGAINST US, counteract, under the most plausible pre- texts, our ever action, and upon a given occasion offer to our very person such violeace as mauy of our predecessors have been victims of, ihey may not do t. But what security can tuey g:ve avainst such v olence, who did not nesitate o Invade the status of t..e caurch, to get bo.d of Rome, and to te ch almost at the xa e of chis, our residence? Have not daring proposals and ferocious threais been made at no reulvote ‘ime against this our most peaceful asylum? Bat even granting that xy wilt not do such a thing, where is the Pope's fu.l freedom in zoverning the church?’ It is not yet forwotien woat wus done 1 tue propagacds and a galust the power aud tndepend- ence uf the apostolic ministry ia the closest reia- tons with the spiritual interests of faith aud of souls throughout the entire word. What shail we say about tue nommattous made by us to Vacant Sees. and whicn nave eicher undergone unjustifiable expansion or have had no effuc:, owing to d. founded cians over the cuurcues of itay? I. i- not even in our power to close in this Rome of ours the gates &,ainst ueresy; u is not in our power to prevent the diffusion of DOCTRINES IMMORAL OR IMPIOUS, nor to stop laws openly coutradicung tae dog or the teaching cf the church. Now let any honest man deciie whether this can be an endurabie condition, becoming to the supreme pas.or of he whole Cath lic world, to his highest power wuicu he voids frum Chri-t, and to the dignity of his apost u e. No, surely, we muy suffer tunis, but so long as this must on lasts, neither we nor any of our successors wl, or ever can, af aay cos, accept sue a cunditien and snc tion ik. ue Very strength and lie of tue chures are at stake, namely, (he indepen ience and freedom of us power, for which che Roman pont. . trusting to Gou aud reiying in that courage wulen the cousc.ousoess of right always iuspir have ever fought, even against the wost powertul kuss of earth to preserve, and have uered. We are as in the tiret day of our poulaficate to the dec. ees of Providence. With that special be.p which all Catholicity impiores from heaven, we shali go up in tue difficult path which still remains to us and for tune worid, ruuning to- wards is tum, we suali continue to us wel as we Can, tue precious advanta es of tuat divine — 2 tnat is not only not appreciated by them, t | UNGRATEFULLY AND FOOLISHLY COMBATTED. The co-operation of tue Sacred ( ollege,ou Wuich we reckon, Will be of grvat hep aud cou:ortin the fut- ure. It is with this confidence tuat, as a token of our most special affection, We grant to your e:nin- e.ces, and t all Lue me of tue Sacred Codes, and to au here present, the apestulic benediciion.’ Clark's Millinery, . 414 N. Fourth street. Mrs. Gar has just returned with a full assortment of Millinery novelties. - Tom Dorris Must Pay. In the case of Andrew J. Pickens against Thomas Dorris et al., Judge Dillon tais morning rendered a decree for the plaintiff. The point at issue was the right of the plaintiff to subject the beneficiary interest of the defendant under his tatber's will to the p@yment of a judgment and cos s obtained against the defendant. ‘ibe Court heid there was nothing in the will to res rain creJdwors of the defendant from so anticipating his interest and ered a decree accordingly. Taxes—Im portant. * Cottzecror’s Orvice, Sr. ‘Lovrs, March 21, 188. Delinquent taxes can now be paid. Additional penaity, April 1. N. C. Huson. Collector. MISS CLEVELAND'S LECTURE. Dividing the Human Race Into the Boosters and the Boosted. The Evangelist of June 28, contained the following report of a tecture 7. Cleve- land, the present mistress of the White House: The great address of the Pimples to So 8, Itching and Burni species of Itohi Diseases of the ’ old age, are positive Blood Purifier, — other remedies a fail to CUTICURA REMEDIES are ie Send for ‘ an accurate d — of another. This will be when all men despise you and you des yourself. You will have much hunger and thirst, and will crave wealth and health and affection, but your keenest craving will be for recognition todo so to be somebody, to accomplish 9 to do a good piece of work, to do your best. It may be at housekeeping, or Ey or in literature, or in art. t is in you, it ougut to come out. Lou all have human testimony to this,. Some one will say to you: G0 on and you will conquer.“ You may listen to and obey that voice. She self-su fficing- ness. Youcan get along alone, but you have no right to get along; you were born to show not how little but how much you can do. We want more life and fuller, and need all the help we can Men would fai) but for Chedidjas. She would make a new classification of man- kind, and divide them into boosters and boosted. The boosters are the important, and do the most good. It may be weil to boost a man, but better to boost a woman. Be Che- your faith assist others, c fai most reasonable. This abstract will give but a faint idea of the — and practical character of the ad- ress. — The fittest subjects 0 — * ague. a remitients, are CELEBRATED — * debilitated, d jous and ous. To such eradicates malarial complaints of an ob- stinate type, and stands alone un- i TTER> Druggists and Dealers generally. * fy _Newland’s College of Midwifery u This is the only institute of the d in the West in which reguia: physicians i and which is connected with a Lying An la- „ stitute. so that students will receive — cal and theoretical lessons. Male and female students admitted, The regular term wiil commence in April, K. Padies who expect their confinement can be accommo dated. DR. H. NEWLAND, 146 Chouieaa av. — — —ů—ů—ů— 3:n— H H— . — L— NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. WE WARN THE PUBLIC AGAINST IMPOSITION By a number of unknown who are peddling combs at private residences and elsewhere, repre- senting themselves as our agents. The combs which are re: resented as our “Goodyear Rubber Co.“s“ AND are base imitations and are not our make. We warn all parties engaged in this traffic that if the sale is continued as a , we will prosecute them to the full extent of the law. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., GEO. B. THOMSON, Agent. Goods fresh and "os per west tem than on: at the Ant Monopoly ae . ANTI-MONOPOLY DRUG — . W. Cor. 6th and Market ata, OSCAR H. KOEHNLE, Pb. d., Prop. CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite. Skin Beautifier, externally, small, 50c. ; large, $1.00. Resolvent, $1.00; Soap, 280. | How to Cure Skin Diseases,” a 64- ion of over 300 affections of in with Treatment, and 37 superb illustrations, drawn and «= Now is the Time to Cure Skin Diseases, & And Cleanse the Blood, 2 POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. - - BOSTON, MASS. b a depth : eastern line of Ease lately Clay avenge, of rice, CUTICURA, work, contain- ‘Skin and Blood, colored from life. | * — TKUSTEE’S SALES. USTEE’S SALE OF RBAL RsTALE—ODe Kult har. of certain ibed in a deed of by Ja Hale his wife, Clemence Emi ale, and Peter 8 said Clemence Emily 4th of ‘ regorded in the o t —— i 2 746. * now, te ri, in 7 holder 97 sald cote, 0 theref at che request of the | a: the — or esd the u — N N “TUESDAY, run er DAY OF MAKCH, 188, AT Turn AL ESTATE EXCHANGE, No. 16 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, in of St. Louls, commencing at the oar of 8 o'clock 8 of said day, ool at public vendue, 5 a, highest vidder, for n 22 y iu sald 0d described, namely: First, pumbered — * enteen and the western twenty feet of ot number of block num bored eleven of addition to = of St. Louis, being in city block numbered nine and seventy-six, sai® ground having «a front of seventy feet on the a line .of Davton 4 etree andred and eigh: een feet and three inches te 9 n feet wide, and bounded east by the eastern five of lot Number fifteen in said block eleven, Second. N thirty one of the snbdl ot U. S. Survey No, 1462, didjas and do the thing next to you, and by, Al ith “Goodyear Rubber Co.'s Superior Combs“ Graduate Michigan University School oaf/| | ® Pharmacy. — 85 . snows 2° the tract, havi nt of one hun ired aa fest on northern line af Washington avenue, 7 1 4 2 lei naw of coe by * in to an alle:; n in ald st. seven and west by lot number thirty-two 5 JOHN GRETHE Sr. Loum, March 6, 1854, ACME ROOF PAINT Tin & Iron Roofs, Iron Columns, Fences, E Fully warranted. Sold by the gallos or applied by the square. Estimates furnished. E. E. SOUTHER & BRO. St. Louis. . Dealers in IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURERS OF a Corrugated Iron for Rocfing, Siding & Celling @- Catalagues. Prices & Complete ~ OR. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC A POSITIVE CURE FOR en . a. » ae ‘ tes * . . 7% 9 * 1 — 1 * re OR THE ean be wn Ke 4 a + 8 e < ey ahd $ — . 7 N * 7 * 7 U y 77 * n . n * KA 4 8 17 + <7 ; 9 3 gg CFF = ee ee ee c ae ee ee es, * N * aa? 8 Fy, 22 a * % 3
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; x Ny Se i „ sabe 8 oe 3 : g ony Re . N W eine: Gok sree ee „ N Sc galt Le pio Dk” eae Be Be tik 4 ; be. Sr, Pe ay ee a — a F — TREES RA eae Sg re 3 a : — Pd 8 “te tr * O — n : — J * uae 22 f — ' ' * : ; . 1 N 2 N 1 i e A DAINTY MORSEL Our Spring: and Summer Styles | E DET A FHW “ ee ee ee PEO: el aS Not everybody cares for mone * . et er 1 168 e, IN unique and farhionable dress except a Lome eg, DOES CARE for bees ; of Arthur : | mann. — 7 pS a tow. We're very proud of our ming, ie 3 8 TL A DTS S8 . · Sree A Dr SPRING OVERCOAT I. . — , which N 2 ae tained six . ae . k d 4 5 5 The „ and the handsome compliments our visitors hay ad An Interesting Little Meeting at Which ly ini 7 ant things to hear. Good time NOW — a 1 to pay it ar Several Ladies and Mr. Arthur Shed Tears quoru ronsers and put away for next year--P CES are 80 10. MONGS — 1 ö ruhe e- Fresideat Iionized—Smooth- _ ‘Baced and Bearded Presidents—A Fer- sistent Contestant— Washington Gossip. But about Overcoats! SPRING Overcoats! so many, 80 graceful, 30 hates 5 * , $7.50 TO SSS! Whe re else bet és ‘swers---N-0-Wel-E-Reke and “Taney Yan” ean youdo se well? Echo a» We make a specialty of LARGE SIZES Lookers and the most particular people aze ee 3 * 0 Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. Wann, March 21.—Mr, Cleveland is the only President who has ever worn 4 mustache alone, with the rest of big face smooth sbaven. George Washington wore oo beard. John Adams had a slight patch of whiskers in front of each ear. THY THEATERS. . Ss ing i fast. We areshowing a great variety of New Shape, 1 COMMON-SENSE and the — DRESS Als fu Righ ‘apa Low-Cat 8 Ww H | MPHR : stoc | | = Prices In Low Shoes from $1 to . Prices in High Shoes from $1 25 to ‘$7. | - 8 EY & CO The faces of Jefferson, Monroe and Madison were is smooth shaven. John Quincy Adams had a light 504-506 Franklin Avenue. BROADWAY AND PINE. ¥ cheekbone. Andrew Jackson wore no beard. Van given by the Wajlack Theater Company 2 a n Buren had thin, side whiskers which ran around | this week. And yet there is eo much that is vigor ; m will nd at D. Crawford & Co.'s eases ty to his nostrils. Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, | ous, natural and excellent about the play that it is and most complete stock snip ey Fillmore and Buchanan were all smooth shaven. ; city; and, it will be unnecesnary to add, at prices | Ar. soln when he first came to Washington probe bilities ur other faults which may be found in For this price we offer th . from 40 t lower than the old 0 Pp offer the | time credit aores. t tao ah, who once in a long | Saved fe mee tebe beggin ——— 3 * 8 „a ata best French Calf hand - sewed — time, when the long pole of the always live house anz sags eng A cn — ehanii — 83 petra — The ac Shoe for Gents ever placed on ire ess h d of N Crawford & Ca wakes them up, makes a few — f “or short mustache pend NA and the market at tail. We e u 0 doverboard a few cheap sprate, in order, as it were, and beard. . N a —— oo oem the hero's ee ard dude Be — have a complete assortment in i bait the salmon! Look out that you ure not the | taches and athe yor — 1 secret are all acquaint e eee Mate. igh ; 5 00 —— . —— * all the latest Spring Styles and ° A Talr. “Tye vain to seek a powder that defies detection; | There is a new picture of Arthur which has just r Would be asking too much to ask for an origt . ae Ge ie O8 Bnet to any . but uno Pozzoni's to improve the complexion. been added to the Presidential portraits in the Cor plot. New Matertals are 8 00 or oe manu - 8 Dr. u d Chase, coran Gallery of Ars. This picture . 4 — r a sri 2 ttn factured. 2 ö fort and more good hard 1 that done drama is 4 : gsr Olive strest. Set of teeth, $8 — — * 9 aay pot . any other shoe in the world. C 7 — . . eveloped.The-eptire action is, ‘crowded into one NTS, SEE OUR AMERICAN CALF AND BEST | Ee ——— — — or sad . — 5 . BUFE SHOE ‘AT 82 86. You can’t find better for 84 out- Mechanics, Railroad Men, Policemel, Letter Carriers 8 is a stroug one with . ö pa Warrries, 617 St Charles street, cures die just been addressed a question. Mr. Healey has none and Ink of —— . — side of our House. And all w Ww 1 ~of indiscretion, excesses, indulgencies. Call or write given an air of alertness and life to the face which 8 Nr The action is marked by - ho walk or stand all day, read this: SWOPE’S oe ae oe ar et cece ta tno-criginal mach berore 8 | SS ace e TIRELESS SHOE is made éxactly the sha f TELEGRAPHIC B ITIES. o'clock in the morning. strikin mien Mr. Carieton shows his power in 10 55 : d b pe 0 the foot, O 2 — a Mi 3 this at least. The accusation, the recognition, the and can be worn all day without tiring you the least bit, ae ve" n de een of eee the Saal | , Every pair is warranted to fit and wear well or money re- :' 1 A monster mass meeting against slavery will be Frelingbuysen's guest, when bis conte! 1 and hte —— * a W N funded. . y e- TH UI 8 held in London, May wife went home over a week ago. 0 The entire in an unusual degree on B d d M : The annual ag ee 4 Free Thinkers will be — M es Bye the . — —— is 4 the 2 er of its members to make roa way an organ. mee attention to orders outside of the city. held Septem 0 0 reception, 4 * Julius Benedict, the eminent English composer, |@ dinner. He a made much of a lion, because — eae. Country orders solicited and made a special featare. . llustrate&€atalogue sent free on application. of bronchitis. is ready to accept every invitation. The ofticiais — — — ; —— cany's works at Gere, War Administration have just et present too — 14 C „ — ———— eye uth business u ud for very much time to N ; —— 4 — 82 mA Werte Baty ae 3 8 n Band hich aiwaye com- POLITICAL. 3 — — — ARRESTED THE ATTENTION OF EVERYBUDY! : ae F 4 WM. M REILLY falk ne- about the town. “Richie an Charlotte „daughter of J, Fennimore | House Oue of the most pathetic incidents of tae Candidate for member Hoase of Delegates, Nineteenth Not now and then, but year by year, | Just make o — e ied at Cooperiows, N F. — rr Wot there le’ not a'single sug- | Wert, subject to decision of Democratic ee wg 8 eit pric.s down. en n tey've bough oe, wach 68. Url Carton. M fore be left the house. Ali the ladies who belonged aracter W admirabiy drawn. | WILLIAM KEATING Then scarcely eara your — tere laborer with te hod Two lads named — ov * “ fataily — to the White House circle were present at this rs for tae same Sea Bis Mberalitv ts sach If kings had walked the pith he trod 222 „ meeting. There were no geutlemen present. The There — ge ls a candidate for. ! You get good weight always. To buy MoNichois’ Beas and — ome for tke of reasing to 0 , Chinese losses at Thuyenquan March 2 andé 4 8 eit sorrow for. bis — 1 P RESIDEN T BOARD OF ASSESSORS 9 22... 1 1 are special eres with Mao, 4 ‘were enormous, and among tue killed was the Chief | ment. One of chem made a very pretty speech. | W Eyre the happy facu.ty of doing | gubject to the action of the City Democratic Convention. And these McNichols’ stock has Blea, win —— — 24 neat; Th I] of the Black Flags. After it was delivered. several the ladies burst | exactly the mght tn she is Capabie H ORAGE FO * : Men day by day seek him. They 2 —— —— 2 Fo General Graham exonerates General McNeill f imo tears. Tue President made a short speech in [of domg a fine and that is better for the pur- 11 — But why? The reason you would know? Poor mvthers need not sink with pain, from the charge of carelessness in allowing the | reply. It is said tha: he, too, burst into tears. It is 580. ere 8a of mascuiinity in ber ae „r ane 8 nat e harder query send— : „Wulle Cabs McNichols sells so ches f Arabs to effect the surprise on Sunday. a great pity that the sacred character of this pa- ure and bearing detracts some from the — the Sixteenth Ward. N 2 ale polle y payments low, his ins last through san and cal, ; nsorship over the pre-s reports is so strict | thetic incident has prevented tue correct re- | womaniy of her personation, and sue is at ä — — ree |} He is still the poor man’s friend. Now, in the spring's the time to reap. f ate “yy it is | im - bie 4 anything Ports of the speechgs upon this occasion get ing | times unfortusate facial expressions, but 4 > The fact is, as everyboky knows, McNichols led the reduction boom at . of it yet and means to freeze em i — — 10 the newspapers. ain where st : Miss Eyre is equal , | out. His beantitul Furniture, Chiffonie Parlor and Bed-room Suits, Chairs, ard bs, Desks, Carpets, : 9 but ap unbiased idea of tue situation at Suakiin. out to pe a % to the demand. the scepe between Ruth and i ms of Raw Silk or Tr inen Blinds, China agen ya Pissares, and everything you can need in your 3 , rooms cf room, are y west- ntown. Try, and see. everywh l d are now whe rage Today Haron Pordiouod Wotte, | _ The enenetio ... ß Free e e e rom iowa, Was a con- the kund i bave seen. fue m & that can be said oak Ouly McNichols, 1022-1024 Market street. Trade-Mark. fh or Ng are not compelled to buy, but just drop in 3 child breakfasted 1,000 mechanics who were out of member of the next House work. a testant for a seat m the last House duriag the two : ; . 45 N years of ita term. He is ove of the most persistent for Mr. Webles Baron de Mersac is that it is satis- 12 rr he — By nym ay and note the crowd who go buy on easy weekly pavmenw—happy The arrest et Colonel Bernejo, commander at inen 1 ever koew. He bad a good case but the | actor; while ture is nothing noticeably fine | leaving of the names of Liven Camper vou cote for the 5 : 7 ⁊ A3 ; Badajos, Spain, reveals the existence of av ener- | troupie was to get tbe House to sc upon tt after About it, it hasexceilence. Mr. V. H. Denny gives Hus Cagledged Uelneeratis Monet as follows: Perfection in Roasting 7 —— piot to organize a revolution against the ex- te G Elections bad 2383 report — — 12 2 Septimus ＋ 2D ‘Tubb, * ; TO EUROPE OR MEXICO FREE | he ie, ted in Cork, Ireland, J — —80 828 2 — 1 ye 5 find outs.de of 4 esyium for the weak-u.uded. Chas W SMIT The TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford, make ; | ‘ Y, arres o anuary | session up to 11 e meeting u Elliott.as r . 2 N 0 N Hartfo un., so extra charge : 23, for compiicity in piacing a dynamite box, was — at Chicago. He came bac« during tbe Mrs. Louise D 1 — — — — * look 2 — 8 and Ba king is only at- * under annual policies for travel to. or residence in, Europe or — 9 Convicied of being the ploticrs’ tool. and seutenced | si.ort son after procuring an undisputed elec- — Foy oan 4 — 2 5 1 — a — WC JONE geld ter e 1 petty cound An Novelties in Bei . “Owing tothe slarining increase of dysentery, | tins and last winter to get a vot on the favorable | ough. The play #8 worth seeius ouce at least, ud ELBKIDOE WATERING, dbb ual these ...... — once without e day’ New Canvas 5 . 7 very rment o 5 n fever and sunstroke amogg the trvo report of the House mmittee. I lost sight of are * enjoyment in ä a —— Wolseley has ordered the evacuation bun aud his case during the closing bours of Con- iu the e. nr of it. — W M. A HOBBS y 8 The Travelers have nearly 822222222 net surplus over and above all uad - eee ailori Kortl, the forces to go to Devben, Aaner aud Bon- gress. i * n ee on Ee * Notes. ’ N a — pe Lis eed 8 Noveltie ola. partment, and as nim how he came out. He 7 : Wi Gauze §#~ Examine our rates for regular e and Endowment inscranca, High a { Sheriff of W said, “I was admitted to the House asa member} The Palace is giving an excellent vaudeville bill W A CANDIDATE FOR Stoves, with Wire : ayne County, N. C., and three and took the of office fi 7 1 were killed in a gut near Qcona. six ne- oath ust fifty-fuur minutes | to its patrous. ARTHUR A, MOSHER, State A ent, 1 — had stolen $6,000 in Raleivn aud were being before Congress floaily adjourned." Nothing vut Harry Webber in “A Barrel ot Fun“ is playing a MT 7 REGISTER, Walnut and bronaway Southern Hotel), - pron t Mo. p pursued by a Sherill’s posse at the time of que —— — 1M 2 yt ig at the People's. Oven Doors. melee 8 ; " ep | . late hour he became entitied to $10,000, bis two | The Great Western Rink Combination appears at Subject to the Republican Nomination. 22 „bee rr ( - ado av ocr with a tal: an j é * a 3 tian bark 1 1 9888 * — frame. ye ot yg — 8 fave tbat i 1 ey ney | Dig en SPECIAL HOTICES. Striped Silk suffered tual set ya ng brown musiache. e is said ; | : turned to port for repairs. to be a good speaker, and will douvtivss make as The Exposition Rink A ogee ane entertain- | 7) OULD DIRECTORY c No. 813 Locust st., St. Louis, Beautiful B. Durmg a fire at tue Five Points Mission, New good a record inside the next House as he has out- meni to cr owds night an ay. Mo., March . ie The annual meet of the Rest Louisin 4 York, Rev, O. K Bonton, super.ntendent, ordered | Side the last one The Leopard Family and a host of curiosities are | ere Ne o| the abowe company will be heid at their Changeable | , to sin wa sers Museum, , lectio ‘ i I while the ces extunguished | Peop'eat the War Devartment are very much 7 Girard to Gay — ee atic tounta or forthe notin Yea? 7015 L 888 * P 44 Sul Mer the fla ue. The ivss was small _——— — — 3 1 — be fo one of ing —ͤ are — strong — 1 Epwis Porrxn. — r f rt — b the outlaw, most manty men . ey ve bad | Casino. pane | . — 4 —— „ — E, that ee tor 4 long ume. price * ‘ FFICE OF CAMP SPRING MILL o., 8. 1 5 the bead of @ revolt in tue Saskavcnewan r Or aatear ia “Geena ine ltr ae” mane OU... — circumlocution in the department is now so in vo ved r — N i wth St ? 1 button Best Su Laon, read fifth : that it takes at least ten days for Laprss, read fifth . HE firm of Lewis & Groshes, com tz : di g —— through the 1 even — ‘the simplest ° —2 — 1 752 -, Myf h os fis sca, diawolved by | EXCELSIOR MFG. COMPANY. come and see them. $25 and upward. 6-button Best * . CIT nformation is required. Tue reason for this i f | ITY NEWS, that there are so mauy offices to which paperz eas „n “St lok Mach nec — PLUSE‘PARLOR SUITS, $50. ee . ( thoo Hugh Kelly reports what ao open-faced watch | Drum said today that the ds ignation of un expert. | Devel ts Made d : A SURGICAL TRIUMPH! 5 — Fe e designa . | Developments e 4 : | twas stolen yesterday from his room at 842 Olive 71 — wre — for the proper elassiGoatien 2 In to a r 15 TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0 D AY! 0 Marble-Top French Dresser Suits $25 00. : — T-hoo The St. Louis Light Cavalry held a meeting after | Department would resu.t in a — ae ? de | When the case of Henry Gerdes, cha and * — T night, but transacted no busi- | in 4. — . 12 — aap — it would disturbing the peace, was called in the First D's. Brands adverti-ed as absolutely pure - most ex- | 4-but Richard Ferry, a laborer, was arrested yesterday — o's in duplicaing work in referring 2 A . 2 * Warmhoff, a CONTAIN AMMONIA. Reusch aid Casual St. couts, Mo ' gamer F 6-but ompl prac at the Four Courts arate 8 ö it. 7 . hese n bmg her, of his wife, whocherges Bie | Oonsressman Henley ot Calif gentleman sitting near the City Attorney e dachte « THE TEST! r TO @1 50 PER PAY, Tae ae Der. mr ornis says that the 4 y ner sO vacat® | Place e an top down on g hot sto til heated, then most central location in the wd : pre ery lent of Tan. The weekly meeting of the Ho 10 Secie Statement made in tne Posr Disparon the other the pace, savi “T am engaged to assist in the | remove the cover and smell. — aun not be First-class Restaurant attached, whew reagona® prices | . 2 —. conven ‘ all tl was held last eveu * r ty | day about there being two warring factions in ths | Prosecution of this case.“ Caroline Wohrman. the | quired to detect the presence 4 am monia. ah jes shopping. i ey cars pass es oon . ; 928 Dr. | Democratic in Caiforn princ pal witness for the city, was swo the Bridge than any hotel in the olfy, % Foster of Kansas ( ia forthe control of ty, en and took Neare HURST, P rieto EE ona. NT | Brera canis nf thet ggcvbr, nom | thai ah hal wot ap red Waren othe ) oe JAS. H. Proprietor GREAT 6 ever, to the cation of those delegati © not emp'oyed Warmhoff or anvbod a A.small fire, chien did little damage. was in Washington. He says that h re Of tan can | else to specially te the ae , 5 2 ; ® knows of no sand progecute the case, or to assist in , baker's shopon Morgan neat Twenee-abind trees | reesstod by ulus iaclnde eee he Parties rem | Potred Te Tnctin tt Mae he ert Grand Opening of House-Furnishing Goods now in Store. DRES st. D . 0 but was extinguished wito little difficulty. of the Examiner, whois worth $10,000,000; M. F. 8e™* of the le lights to whore practices City ac lete Stock of Furnitare, Stoves, 0 ts, Oil Cloths, Ma : Thomas Kinealy of 933 N. Broadway was run over SZ: member of the National Committee from | Atteruzy Dver bas devoted bis attention. On the Large and Vompiete + ‘ h hin for Housekeeping A Perfect Fit Gu | on Sixth and Morgan streets evening by thut State; James C. Smith, treasurer of the Demo. | Tal Of the facts without the assistance of Mr. Rugs and Lace Curtains, together wit everything ts. Tailor-Made Sprii „State Central Committee, and other gentle. | WSrmnoff, it developed that Gerdes radely accost ed greatly reduced prices for cash or on easy time paymen — he nig = pores and buggy driven by Patrick Gibbons y's injuries were not of a serious character, men Of wealth and prominence. They are seeking the 04 laty and her danghter on the street : x g Vester Theodore Dailey, a young lad 9 yearsof age, was bo — an English, the 288 * the commit. day. He was fined $25 by Judge Cady. fun over by 1 and buggy driven by parties | cisco. He ~ i that they represent the bulk of the Lapres, read fifth pace. Combination Cos Lace Jule House Furnishing Co, 807 Franklin Avenue, — but 5 o'clook yesterday @vening, On | Democracy of Cant —, 5 ornia, and that t neg Pacific Coast ce : 8 sa 2 E , Chester, TL: BF. Blake Bre Sg —— un owned „ idem : fire | sires to punish as far as possible the . M ‘Ww ene , Yesterday and was burned to the . The | mooracy of California on accou een X. Spensler, Olney, Ill., are at ö F YOU WANT 3 wause of the fire is unknown. | vote of 403 to 10 to —H his pi dw — My ey 7 ' * | idle 5 EF nn yee aa ee |. See are Toca’ Teen att of $800 and a watch and chain. — ers in. that Convention. He thinks 888 13 J. Bell. Trenton. Texas, t from f very extraord thi — — supposed | vir Field should attempt n wi WR, «ae J. H. Taylor, Bloomfield, Iowa: W. HONEY OF TAR | _s.% COUGH OR COLD Ask your uber to give you e bottle bearing this TRADE |. TERRIBLE FLOOD AT 'G.FARNER Stove, Furniture and ' tronage of a State in which he ha; not lived for Centralia: E F. Reinhard Boonvill * Robards. ag mill, 1508 "Market e fen Taler n He thinks it still-more din: | Butler and G K Adams, Malvern, Ark n G — that Mr. Ki ’ CONTA gular * ald 1 York, are at the Hotel Barnum. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONTA. . Louisiana, Mo.: N. p. e SMMMTMFULAESS WAS WEVER sree qvesTionED. mpits; T. R Jackson and 1 um een debe, et the | sod the e eee uarters here until the test behind and tried to drug her ore shall be the Collector of the Port of San Francene | nit T; Davis, Favette, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. Fra “ Mo.: John E 0 the spot 1 number of people to —.— ner Office is made the plead 1 5 Ay . Pa MN abs p — A mecting of the National Woman Suffrage As- Branford is supDused to be the owner of th eee and wife, Ortawa, Kan. and J, Mating: Free ition RICE BAKING POWDER CO., 8 sociation was held las, night at tae ball on There is no doubt but what he is in sympathy with are at the Planters’, + New York, nn 1 ner of Jefferson OOF | the hich makes } f was Sa A, 8 avenues, A eles ie its headq dauarters ers in his 4 24 ien City; J. A. Thompsén, Dr, Price § Special Flavoring Exiracts, ing —— Woman measures. — York: Lozan H. Root, ar 8, Kaufman. New The strongest, most delicions and natura — . Bet Sy tCieveland, | Om % at the bands of ree The Brain and the Bottle. euville, Oto; John L. Cooper, Siniosge ad J f * +e N. W. COR. 14TH ST. AN : N Foss, m. are at the Southe and J. R Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast G ’ T 5 1 . a Saws” 0 erer com mittee of the Sobool Board rink. Toe topers, ene cook on gence In F.A. Mactonall, Cedar Rapic ‘Heal * peretectiy Nr e E Goods at a sacrifice; must be sold; only a small len The Hiss Sat call their “bitters.” have mud it Bigelow, Lite Rock, Mo., Mra Lace n yee a eee Teak inthe wn emt Ory Bop Kg io, tere “waits whore he ples. | balance on easy time payments or a good discount f toa | Gigestion. dust remaster’ that toe salt yee ses Kani JB. Laavite Boston Mer n Garnett: FOR SALE BY CROCERS. J. CRESAP MecO Y. for the celebrated Alligator cook st — — od, L dn mern they call man, Puiladelphia, Pa., are at the Laclete T Btead-| CHICAGO. _s ST. Louis. Dr. J. C 921 ANKE & BRO ene. EIN & PRINCE, . Late of BELLEVUE HOSPITAS, NEW YC Te 3 HER N ST | | Hon. . Burnes ‘Dallas, Teva X. C. . Tin: ui Rabin! 6 DYE WORKS, ry The Municipal Assembly. In the Council meeting last evening the amend- * 608, 610 and 612 Market St. — live Street, N 1 ae CLEANED, ALTEMED 48 1 5 . Orders by express vromptly attended ta : — = Pure Goods, adapted to the finer e anhnnd Ractnrart | e ee 65 {XG e eee Hoss ⸗ 2 > Cleaning, Dyeing. ae . n re by mal prompar e * „ BES oh ie , fe Poh. Bae my! ee * " Dea PL A . ; OS ga ae ns „ ¢ 8 . Bd . : . B * . b N S * * IW oe De . 1 1 * EN Ay AS es, ees F