St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 25, 1885
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Tailor-Made TOE os cicc dee bapknnccd eee Triconette eee Cee PROP Oe ee PhO „ „47„ö:½ę Combination ate cee STE ade Bil Gomteenss, very cleghit! The best New York Styles on hand now. HERZOG 2 411. NO0RTU FOURTH. — . eee — — — a a - - — * 0 * A | - . - * * ’ 1 N m ¢ 42 Rhee 8 94 * * — HERZOG BROS. — aa —_ a — — — 8 2 — ° 9 as , ' - ww “= « * * 5 * ¥ ; 7 7 DRY GOODS COMPANY. „ o 7 — N FIRST GRAND EXHIBITIO THIS SEASON . Which, for VARIETY, BEAUTY, TASTE, STYLE and Ex- TREME LOW PRICES, having proven, as was asserted in advance it would do, au event of UNIVERSAL INTEREST, We shall, by way of Enabling Every One to See the Handsomest Display of Dry Goods Ever Made in St. Louis, Continue the Same To-Morrow and THROUGHOUT THE WEEK! Everybody CORDIALLY INVITED to Visit ug on This Occasion, the THIRTY-EIFTH ANNIVERSARY 1 . - OF THE — FOUNDING OF OUR BUSINESS! Tin & Iron Roofs, Iron Columns, Pences, Ete. Fully warranted. Sold by the gallou or applied by the square. Estimates farnished. Crossman’s Specific Mixture. With this remedy 771 themselves without Stars medicine contains “f= ts of Ar N constitution. Ask your druggist for Price JOHN MAGUIRE, e iro ly SROs ie > — — — ' . ee ˙¹¹ w eee 0. OOO REAL ESTATE AGENT — NO, 519 WALNUT Su., RET, STR AN —— — — ie? — eee — — 1 . 7 q “ * * i dart 5 4 Taye = C. J. CHAPIN ARMS Co., 902 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS. ase-Ball Guide for 1885, 10 Cent. — r — ͤ TT ARS &C week the goods will be of- A FULL LINE —OFr— Spalding s -~AND-- Reacil s Base-Ball Goods! UCTION, THE BANKRUPT STOCK OF — 3 * — * 5 1 — — _™ > — AFGHANISTAN, the Wily Muscovite, India to be the Loot of the Afghans, By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. the changes of an outbreak of hostilities ‘between England and Russia. “Our Government,” said he, bas heen warned frequently by experts of the condition of things in Afui.an.stan for years. Our policy has ben to in- duce Rus - ia on toward the disput-d territory. We have pursued a weak and vaci liring course. We shou.d have said to her, ‘so far and no further,’ and established a firm but courteous pol ey. Rus- sia has been creeping ou and on, yeer by year, to- wards its objective point. Herat. We must not let Russia put her foot mto Afghanistan. is of to mast vita mec’ to us to keep her out. Should she get poasession of Herut sue has THE KEY OF AFGHANISTAN. The road from Herat to Cabul, the capital, is the best passa: e for wheeled artillery in Afghanistan. If she gets Herat, she will ultimately attempt to press on the capital, and white they are thus occu- ving the attention of our for a desperate at- mpt will be made ty to e Constaatino- 15 which, in my 2 1s their objective point. Rugs:a could hold Afghamsetan as a depot. she would incite the greedy Afzhan tribes to invade India and plunder. ‘the Herat bas great poli both Afghanistan und India oh are aware that the pre-ent di.pu e is relative to the bou be- (ween Afghanistan and Russia, Now, our govern- ment sent Sir Peter Lumsden, who knows all about line with te Russians, who neg- lected to send their envoy to meet him, In in- terval, Russia has been potas oe troops on the roads convergm at Herat. m their depots at nerv and daraus Ww places they took possessiun of in 1880, they have sent out posts to Panjdeh, on the N ver, and to the lfikar on the roud from Sara uh to w along the Harie-Rud Valley. Our p are ai tta, Winoh is fuily 500 miles from Herat is only a miles from the Russian depot at Sarakhs I’ve no doubt hat dir Peter cau make until assistance arrives f Quetta, oven if the worst comes to the worst, It, would be a revere biew to our prestige in India should Russla get of — * On the ö 8 — session H other band,” he che ten . “ abe K e reomaus. W se. N N m 4 rae women ani dren io 188. by jusands, will turn on sia fur revenge. Russia is merely holding tue Turcomans down BY FORCE OF ARMS. We have allowed Rus da to guin control of Persia, and they will undoubtedly assist her with lies and träünspor ation. We have R tne Per ians hin aliies to heip usin an éinergency. In Iseu we had a large force at C af, wuich is 369 mies from Herat. The radroad was being con siructe from toi in tue direc:ion of Candabur. We ought to bave remainrd ani made ourse.ves stroug ter, compo me ha gion, to that point, but the poicy of tne Li home govern nent dec ded to withdraw the to even weot so far as to tear up the ra bad been built. The lu iu Government com- menced to relay the road in double quiet ume about eighteen moutus Ago. Whep the raiiroad ws taken up a gteat Many vir ualy gave up Herat to Kussia. Our policy aimodst inv her to come on. I do not thin Russia is quite ready to take de- Yeded action, bu when Eugtind aud Russ a do meet and the mev tabl criss dees come 1 wl be the x. eatest War tuat Eng and has known since tue duys of Waierioo, One or the Other must go; England or Russa must fall. a shouli get ion of she will rromi-e the Alg ans the loot o: Indis end t wey will figat for ver. Nevertneiess, I think it will be many yeurs before Russ.a will be ready to invade lau. Colonel Prety man ta:ks entertuini ly of the top- on aphy of the couutry and the c iarect of the inbabitants. The meam of commu n are, a a rule, very prim tive, roads oſten folowing the more or le-s dry beds of moun torre. ts, over- h.owing precip.ces, climuing up rug ed passes ofteo as much as 13.0% feet above tue Sea, or wading t tough seas of sand and dust, In the winter the cli: ate abvut Cabul and Shuznee is twler»bly severe and the passes are irequently biucked wi.h snow. “ine peop.e,” he said, “are, asa rule, and espe- cially about Cabul and Shuznee, Motammedaus. @i hey are N A HIGH SPIRITED, WARLIRE RACE. Every man is ar ed to tue teh. Tuey are gon- stantly fighting amoug a, usual causes for quarrel bein. water (for atin = poses) and women. ‘here area d.fferent tr. ben, the most peacefulof wh ch js that the Sbilza: tribe, this is aguld divid-d mito 12 1 gm generally are greedy 2 money and t by traits, as ‘ stances have Lees kuowe wante an ane tee om teriaived rigut royaly bis vi. erest foe, | latter uus sued for his protecwon and 80 long as he remained as a guest he was sale, 6 aiter ing some distance on host would toliow after nim aud try ty uim. Tuev cherish uood ieucds aud take a tife for a life without besitatton. Au thelr. villages are Small forte, more oF LOADED DOWNS WITH GIFTS. nenthal, the A Actor, % prettiest the two ** 8 0 ’ 1 a . = : a „ * * Se. oe > * a % »~y* — a 8 * * i ‘ 8 10 8 * The Gigantio ate Projected by An Interesting Interview With Lleut.-Col G. T. Pretyman of the British Artillery, Late Secretary to Gen. Roberts, and Now in America on Leave of Absence Con- stantinople Russia's Objective Potnt, and Atpaxy, N. T., March 2.—Lieut-Col d. T. Pret} man, of the Briti-h Royal Arti ler. who took part ip several engagements during the Afghanis- tan campaign of 1878-00, sent with Gen. Rol erta to Cabul, alter the murder of Sir Louis Caviguart, and was inilitary secretary to the General from 1681 until November, 1884, is visiting friends here, being abse..t on sick leave. In an interview he gave an interesting tiew of the present situation in Afrhanistan and the territory of tne dispuied boundary, to draw a. went to live with ber father at South — 1 i =e 5 : : 11775 5 si 75 ran eed a t at 33.000 florius, was further assured of a share receipts from tne two extra perform- ances above the twelve subscription oguts, and frem the matinees. The aso paid his city. The receipts on singe nights have risen to over 88,600, und on none have they breu less tha. $2,000. The total rece for season were 840.1 KATE GikaRv. The Career and Death of a Well-Known New York Actress. By Telegravh to the Post-Disvatch. New Yorx, May 25.—The remains of Mrs. Kate Schuit, the actress, better kuown as Miss Kate Gi- rard, during three diys past have lain at the room of an undertaker at No, 885 Fourth avenue. They were taken to the “Little Church Around the Cor- ner™ yesterday, where Dr. Houghton conducted the funeral ceremonies. The remains were placed in the family Vault at the Second Street Cemetery. Miss Girard had quiet AN EVENTFUL HISTORY. She did not appe ir on any metropolitan theater for some time past, having lived in retirement. When she ma de her first appearance Miss Girard attracted a great deal of attention on account of her extraor- dinary beauty. and when Messrs, Jarrett & Palmer leased Booth's Theater, and puta stock company into it, Miss Girard was one of the leading ladies, playing many parts in which she was pronounced unrivaled. George Fawcett Rowe blo-somed out a dramatist shortly afterward, and in 1877 he and Miss Girard were murried. in pays written by Mr. Rowe, an I afterwards produced in this city and els-wh-re, Miss Gir ird did such good work their success was in to her ability. I. Mixs Girard was not lasting, and | suit for divorce, insti uted by the lady. ventilation of the domestic skeleton she was, in 1 pean adivorce. Miss Girard's father was a Mr. rrin, famous as a Washington Market butcher fo the old days, an greatly feared by the “b'noys™ of his day on account of dis muscular and empatic disapproval of wrong doings. After her divorce sac Cona., where he 8 a summer resort retired to enjoy his oid days. But the scurrilons tongue of scaudal and followed her thither, and one New York paper so far as to publish GROSSLY LIBELOUS STORIES ABOUT BER. — Was a vit by Mr. Perrm o tue editor, former's sudden eration to fame for giving the * r man a thrasn ing. Bef-re Miss Girard’s marriage, and after she left the Booth's Theater stock q she was with Claxton. At the time 288 is says that when sts res you, I thane all, and smorrely. Wen first came here I vas filled with misziving at having to appear before an audience na ofthe Terrible Affair—A Brave Sister's — matter. It wag the work-of these who were more familiar = with the Linvilles and their affairs than Abe Buz zard or any of bis gang could nave been, and in some respects is not unlike the famous Clugstone — mystery. Miss Emma Liaville is about 4 years old, between 12 and 1 o'cock Linville, 2 It was whnea Miss 1 Pa . 5 8 * delle ward, i'm weavon and fired asthe rescue the, . The struck Linse ia the off, through the door and in tue wa rr In an instant there was und flash, a second report and a exciauning, “Great God, “You're ! Shut up, shut up. shut as he 22 on th — trato 21 ( e® pro the 2 man aud tried to stamp out * — 0 She was then comp-leu to direct m to the money, 8 N $72."in the bevther's secretary. ney funds aod departed. wa*uing t had to side of er dieeding. dyi brutier, Phy- sicians were quick — — for the bai, but y. and mie in the man, & to tueir ane, ence wiih the Couriy Comsul.siwners. un result. tue of a p.an wh.ch wil rid the com- was munity of (he band; of out.aws who have carried terrur to bomes of the inhabitants of this peaceful valiey. ot? + : - * 5 * 7 a ¥ es F Fe . N * — a * * * iM . 4 * 4 as 2 : Bet 7 eee a * 1 * * 5 a, ~~ — N be ; Ll oti * ? P — Tw In the terri and A NEW STYLE OF FLATS, SA OCT eI 5 w o cen Italians Inhabliing Filthy Apar nta . . Sie, ieee 4 Under the River Dumps of New York, vestibule of the out into W — — By Teiegramh to the Hut- Dian ate. carrying Miss fg no along with it. As it reac Nww Yor, March 25.—S.initary Policeman Ed. e e ward J. Kennedy has found a new style of flat, to were craved wit fear. Tuere seemed to which the children of sunny Italy are very partial. one thing for t em to do. and that was to go + | Yhey save rent by living in snug rooms under the watt ys — — e test, Mise Girard fly dumps along the river front. Ww longer and — — of hundreds o f on the sidewalk una le to move, slo HAVING HER LIFE STAMPED OUT. Some one recognized and tried to raise her, was insensible. With the help of anot however, she was lifted up and carried to safety, whe eit wa found that all be side & her body were fractured. —.— — and 21 strong co 1 health accomplished. ll was Wer come accustomed before he can really enjoy them. An ancient milk can performs the office of a stove, ond as fe is no outlet for the smoke persons of A RUBAL FERD. WARD, The Swindling Operations of Charles H. Howard of Batavia, N. . By Telegrawh to the Fost- Disnate’. — Batavia Depot, N. T., March . — Charles H. or Howard, who had boen largely engaged in real es- + Ever tate speculations here, made an assignment a week ago. Though only about 8) years of age, be en- joyed the confidence of the community to an un- usual degree. He was a partner in the firm of Howard & Co., coal and lumber dealers; had held important positions in the Loan aud Building As- | of the Post Sewing eut the Su Schon. In meat ho gave preferences for more than 81 but this did not begin to cover his peas, which bas been growing daily for a week past, aud the cevel- opments have been suc.) as to cause Uo. . which be use in his individual business, pi as oo.Jateral oo whic.) ee — 9 ts full vos. and f cnet be — on his own e — Ping er tr pees pore who — rt there than in e — * funds put 2 shade 5 turned over property, to t Immediate 28 N a eae +e i . Pe lid 05 ’ — 1 . * 1 * Pag 29 : 5 — ot * Bo * 5 : N © a 7 ** 8 1 1 oe f + s Bhat feese™ 7 ee 1 7 F . tee * ay. & 4 2 * 5 ee * 3 Bow POR, n ; * ; * 1 e . e : . EE a PI WAR AT EP ely wrt a eee, Preane, D T., March ~The Indians were *
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Pa f nn * a te . . N ' 2. yr 2 * . 7 1 3 8 n AS 8 , “a 0 . ; ‘ ; 3 a) 8 1 . — . — es ope 5 * . * a * “a , a nS ork — *. carrying the , * rtal anything in » Lace S Lae — Presi | ss @idents and Gossip. — — * —— that the wards be Called me? ooh ae oiler of ohn el Bay and — Js a ment on the London stock Exchang 3 in —— anner Sa- tra ws, ote., ete. e, Gilt and Silver gg att a tee on Permapen ver forthe Commit ‘ , “Why, wheal y —Mov invitat nearly every abun lance ; on Credentuais. t Organizacion and the Committee asseagments of our dee waned 538 fo pay the ements of the British in the to 4 ion sent him. He is occasionally coaxed — © * The motion carried ) 9 to Bob Me 3 off rprises beyond the fron the Unitall States tof the Pres- 5 DR T m. . ; es in the °¢ voluminous ch d have to be TO polis was estab i e fact | tives in vut eleven re ia. Earl Dufferin, tier of has also bad > Tue Russian 9% 0 7 AREND * the great German Chemtst, +2 a M different from that which isned at a ber i — ¢h deelentiah, eth nem 1. the present Indian V bas gi a sum given him for ente Minister | tr Kal: W ALT WHISKEY, which ~ ome havé made 22 — | 225 r a large number of East was advertised, and that | ad —— of twenty-eight, placed which num- n n instructed to end Viceroy, ven regular weekly receptiohs rtaining. He} e ecm Whiskey, obtained mostl : gave avery grati — — oe v in a fortn’! controlled more — as the Noonan be | and voted by the N St. Louisans were im vautage. them at a dis- British relari eavor to improve season. He has also all through the} 422 fermentation and disti y by extract of malt convusion ernte. Your 9% The meeting d than th mon. y the Noonan men. ported | While the Crede ons with the Bu . the | the exceptio given a few dinne %% similar stillation, is entirel and avery careful 8 elect.on f . would e Rainwater In reference to the the ntials Committee Dilke, presid rmese, Sir Ch E ption of a few dinne rs. With + rly obnoxtous alcohol h My oy from sil oll and fut o> or iif the Committee red prepond men | davit by one J Fourth Ward contest Fourth Ward crowd was in session ent of the local arles | Euro, ean Ministers have do s none of the other 27 RECOMM o whten See 7 th A — oe a But 1 entials, hence this in | mittee on Credenti Kelly was handed th an aM: | door, and fought last gatuered out outside the answered for the Gove government board, | Of Culertaining this wi * SS SS Se 22 END iT TO THE MEDICAL RO! * * les Franc After inate with some pian of | teat he was tl ntials. which states in e Come | with as much veno nicht's battles over Sir Staff rument a > | gave one recepti nter. The Japanese Mi y 95 E VON NON uE N .PROFESSION. ° oust E agree alarm. » onl substance pom and in ord N question b ption during the w inister ©, | Duffy’ MR. writes —“Purit * b +? e Parks dere wile there were tree. rop. 22. So lal Northoote, and sad thatthe Govern 1 e 353565 tons Honry H.C and the delegates the es of the Noonan ree repre- | which trouble w concern f any news fro ; A gentleman 2d * the nedical profession.” ¥ ¢,° and And walked ove that after th men. He also stat ever way the as promised ng the pend m Ruasia | Frene n who has been connected eo? | The late MARV M. SAWERS, u. D., of Rochester oe Om rew H. G Meanwhile the — to | cast the e first few baliots ed | report. One of committee migut | Afghan bounda. ing negotiations in regard rench Legation for a number with the | %°* fer the Faculty At os L. BYRD, M. D., Presdent > of the leading European N.Y] ove 1 ha; Greer ee In fact, zones had also them, and that 2 ped enu were | election whose int judges of ry dispute. to our Ministers abroad could of years said that $e; ical Col ege, says: 111 fa Baltimore Med- 2 ＋ — a my practice wore, | one — Kiidie of : 2 been in | doors locked r the polis were closed ai rating | question by Kelly's „. scale and satisfy everybody entertainon a simple | 227 [found in th other objectionable. — eee ccien | indenean I a pe Ey ey can] oe Springteld. Mase / t. — were in caucus most leaders | the ballot-bo one of the Noonan judges and the | young man who killed avit was Charles Carry a not necessary to spend y. He held that it was 2 found in the whiskies of the present — so orten dung in low states of fevers, acute 85 essrs. Spa dine. gna feature — ee Of ibe | & handful of votes. Finding up. Eb — 8 tow y: the father of his 1 ng „ n er. erg, 8, Raff: writes: "When | and 000 n e e igertion and conval ste aw nage: fy Bm 4 — S First and N to make a a Seta a we 2 . however. 8 this mornwg yy Mar Ou the] Lonpox 1 WINS THE HANDICAP ing peng til oe a a week, he — 7 house 252 12 — sicoholic ment 3 “When | Simuling is indicated, i, and ‘cepeciall yin Pb —— 2 4 * > oopan their estimate ard delega- er of the judges added 4 undred votes, | @ th ra pres and on M urphy, one S — 5422 aie receptions be noth-| 9% — i. 12 3 2 ew ere between a 2 th they guve — om — — was carried for — pile, 2 listen tet the t es ri ang — tum wes Perks man ae ae y | are Hugh Gorbam. Cha 1 this f — thele dilfdsences, was ca minutes as the ap race, for 1,000 ‘ neoln- upon retreghments which w extravagant sums 2. and th INED. 2 ‘ i olelock they ton” 1 and W. vaud | peaceabie Ge den with abborres calculated ey | year-olds and WW sovereigns for th He sdid that th ere not desired by an 9 : IV — with HEMORR 8 Chicago F S ay ae oe i a sein serene Fear eee e ene, ttre | adn e tr ance | press Charges prepatd = i BS, Se erat aoa anne 000 Fo * rector of Rai deen treasurer — * R. S. | utes open but three hundred a although the MINISTER LOWELL this opport ers. Ihe minister who affords istin- * Six Quart bottl a thus a all opportunit Ds), EXT colo. March The nwater movement general di- | ven Oo camp ene were threatened 1 sixty min The Pall Mall ON HIS SUCCESSOR, 1 unity through his week! them „ writing. and under the Seal th W Dur for comment). 223 com ; . the 2 Gazette this aftern ways be ver y receptions, „ CONSU 6 of the Company a § aK EY and with it in ¢,® pany of this The Twent pa tae out ot this con OX TH interesting i ) oon publi said here that ory lar. 1 *. MEP TION and other WA 5 J and POSITIV eo - d Ward matter K RAGGED g interview with shes an Wiliam 3 t is Formula has bee STING DISEA in * CURE for *,@ geven days. cable the allegation that a large nuniber of Ne based on EDGE to the appoi Minister Lowell 1 has made himseif aldort Astor] Se; It n prepared especially for us by th their early es. This ¢¢ lots were rejected a large numiber of Noo * — l ppointment of Mr, Phel n regard | Atericans in Rom very unpopular with th ote Een ve red by famil — “Oe Dr. Von Vonder } use of the British swear that they hey — voters — ek The Republicans in the III Mr. Lowell said that President * his successor; | nter, one to the AS Ley two receptions last oe after N. ＋ whi 3 — (Raw Beefsteak and 5 25 additional order r cratic ticket and that the sly voted the Demo- Failto F nois Legislature last man who would ma veland was the cial people of Rome, and the | and prominent ofi-| 2 inent bones dpe enh tion has been taken for a few wee of the ingredients.) 222 egzrega'e amoun in the future. It is clai y would coutinue to do orce a Vote. pointment ke an inconsidera i ely to Americans in Re next one was excius-| dee thick coa ee suffering from Consumption y conspicuously prom. oe The ord throwh out | ＋ I. od ay vallots chan By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. of Mi ee to such.a high office — on —— ~~ meeting eac! The Amqnenns cared 22 the drooping fat and musole the sunken and ess cheeks 2 covered with a 4 be caplet rc f overcome majorit nh enough SprRinaric.o, ILL. . Mar They ¢ ‘he tee 2 een — the disease ea 2 ceper e Se 1 claimed, the — — . la, by which, ie te reported unfavorably 2 Judiciary — n in his manners, and 8 most goals. of the sheep from the ose LD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND: un GROCERY — = 2 ‘ orders to supply It was a little s OPENS THE —— ered. and Ray introduced a mi v's Criminal Code bills A change was unavoidable fine social qua- The two lead a at ote 3 —— DOLIAH R — 49 — . 22 apa mani — again filled — — e n AB, | Condency of den party to pawer rl n 2 ams securely packed in a iein enue) address in the United (East of the 2. os meet a war po no cain . as . an — 9 press ° . — — that it had a oe a the Creden - majority of the committee, A by a large | as shown congratulated on Mr. Clevelan Lge soot ans —— = — nsylvania. 4D pgressman| 7 — charges on receipt of ey acs. 222 — — the ground ot the — from the Fourth 22 the Republicans and Democ uding nearly all of | cessor.” in ‘the een of Mr. Ph a's wisdom | of eve — r ual who always fb. — * MALT WHISKEY 00 BALTIM se : pei XX —. tbe Powe in the Kelly Ahd. Merriit. who conducted the rats except Duncan and * Pnelpe as my suo- | sighted eyes, Hi; e I e 2 ORE MD. U. 8. A. 2 — This * X — aoe . Br — a rw Bony no often was sng a: 4 Dr Sent out of ae 2 tb ie mune is & t ＋— A straight. Underneath MARAIS A eee — refu ey crowd and .— with cheers by | A Special ord y makin e Soudan. wer part of his 8 black inustache. The . OO POO! blocked up the way to the com Ag 500 the time in 3 ay. ‘The House pessed | SCARrx WORK OF TRE BALLOON Corps, ae ae ud opener, and hon seems Selling Agents for St. Louis, The RICHARDSON — aw through it. d ers who mad mand the ere passed. unimportant | Dis head Graham x an impressiou of true oF not. 1 state whether ̃ — cut 0 A — ential to a camp two miles ake 22 r . 22 very peculiar way . — State By capa. “Tt — — credence. bow. When the joint 8 = MeNeili's 4 nom troops went this m Tamai, | was the sendi ee 3 ueinonstrating bis . f N or Srane eee . KE. K. — . a short time that f cleared out and only a 4 the Democrats | cted as an on the Tamai road. — aoe as —— Pictsburg to nek ge nage mart Ba yg ne | ae no 1 — 4 — had — — he Poa — net oes — 8 went around. tat 1 in their seats. the zereba the * say balloon corps, 8 for Mr. 2 soe chen receive any — . 8 gutcided here ihe n ~ ng to credentials, and if au all matters t to force the figh Republicans w work taki corps immed is not just ap tment as Minister to Rowe ü He 5 r out on the floor ow — and Streater t and claim Logan ye ing Observations. A ca lately get to | Hay of P*pittsbure * ae r | : ' | e ve the effect of of the convention, it wou was kept out of the elected, | UP from the zereba re ptain balloon sent | Hopkins e M 7 yearsan itinerant — inates elther ot ie e een vote o quorum by keeping his ear he ers descended with. i eral hours. The | f ois appointment is farther probability CAN BE CURED a re | At twenty minutes other twoor 3 day. Cantwell was alee agreement to ing the positions and move nformation concern- 3 Curtin of 9 the WITHOUT THE USE OF OPIUM OR — also out of funds, — the Come order, und Judge Walliams) Sonn Fowler 1 der the vote he cast, 1 5 ut * The morning work nie — Osman Digna’s | of the — 1 —j in coanection with one : 232 | : attributed asked for mittee on Cred a 24 ut. and the Re esterday, | be invaluable i © balloon : “Many have become : — test for time wt hapa yenuials, carne goose, — votes, Siig. read an exp epublicans had only R r def the 2 . CAUSE a What ward?” was called ous te A con- tious A annoyed 3 say - — to 5 3 The Grenadier ae — i oy bes tas ee re- to observe that such dan- A Colored Mar “That mak a number of | press} been spread abou presenta- | ment back to Suaki escort the Sur rening Fecepuons & made d “It does — 3 — ald Jud 3 that ne cou! t giving the im- srode 5 12 — — left N Mer Shop under bis ang‘ egates, “We r by voting tor hi d have elec Lo THE FIRS II. the Ta in a prominent position Newark. N WT move 8 want an hour. out severai del- aid. “I will m. “For a limited ted xpos, March 25.—Graham | the Taylor collection, which has been recenily thro — ored J. x — comniiitee bs given an * vote alternätely for od time,” he the Government © that bas telegraphed to — = ou toa wondering puvlic, The 4 en of woes follo is Was secouded and hour,“ cried 2 Wasnburne showed the guards ity of coliection being ab- FOR SALE BY ALL DR N then blew his bra wed that sid put, and 2 He and great steadiness and marines art gallery is UGGISTS, PRICE : . of the wards was taken, and the ose cast his vote for Logan Dine under fire dur eee A. A. MELLIER, s Pana. 709 and ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Will recover. Jen. eke cen eee dur abd therein 2 an jon the first ballot MN ĩͤ v 2 ee aes ewe 8 2 709 and 711 WASHINGTON AVENUE, sr. LOUIS. | — was then taken wntil 8280 ~vignt remainder did J. cavalry also useum. Some of th ; — 3 til 8:30 o'c.ock, . A of the hundred Re not vote. The « of this gallery ae — No Ts — Logan. Cart publica THE Mir. Corcoran. as if it were — 3 4 — . hy voted for Logan o us voted for | The British cam ADVANOE. control, tue 1 under his , Pact, Mins Permanent Organis. result was 101 f n the second bal- Sturm ps wers not disturbed } doubtless be very willi trustees would Pierre, Dak., late The Committee on P sation. was then discontinued ar Logan. The balloting Ta ishers have been sent out on inst night. | of his. The board 1 Pot eg om , Always on band every den the Winnebago decided to report as follows: F t Orgenitatien has 4 oting omnes sat general advance which the way to Row nothing about ar, The scaling ar g 28. variety of Barouches, through 1 man, Jobe Bi Overall; : ——— hate. , The Bridal r 1 on Sunday last will, it is * n Ie. Of artints who Buggies, Park, Top ond 1 axson; Assistant Secretarie Secretary, A. A. The marria n. —— ought, take were so many horse jockies “They than Open Del agons, a al Murrm and Morrison Rensha si A. Rice, James day: Joseph at. hoe were issued Camo, ENTERED THE SULTAN'S sea — by their ignorance and their ware Sue New ivery W 1 aw: Reading Clerk, Martin, Cheltenham; itenham, to Mrs to- | March 25.—Two Soudan VICE. snouts tn driving cut ot Se Sears every — 45 ö York Trucks. Beer Dy Telegraph to the James Sheridan, St. Forres 1 to enter the sheiks have gone of one of Schreyer's pcvure n Rolls,“ ete., etc. Tuor. Mo., Marct ulis. to 8 Service of the Sul- ing ; made horses at a mater. Prominent and wea the was copied with - o> study 4 : For Sale and delivered committed suicice t gas to order, cheaper than belf through the bes art ° eee ee —— by any other maker in Th city. Prrrsscro, March clation met here | Ellen Enrix ht, St. Louis; C son, II. ’ Charies to Mrs, Kate — Robin- REPURLICAN PRIMARY i 5 Edward A. The Gr: 1 | 2 o- M — Selectia orrow's Convention. ast rag of wineing It has been if he would take the two members of transferred Tits > 1 x pes 5 n N * ene Jay) Mg ee SHORTY Beaks Sry J 3 1 * d 3 * 8 oe <
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n 4 wont. — e 0 ri N 1 re fy — * een er. . . * omy SM N * * . 1 4 — 7 * 4 , in 1 4 . 12 : : * Pat - 5 f * * a aa he * ‘ x 5 re “ - | il ; 2 NN.. a 8 * “ * \ A 5 3 9 “s : 4 i a & 9 5 anny 2 2 4 * 1 7 N . ms * * 1. * . t-Semator Ves Refuses to Call at the White House Eela- * obe ett e- ionen ia RING . near a forest in the ved by a vig, — victimised by the cattle, and y 4 Missouri's Pilgrims Disgusted. boo Sheep. Exasperated N 22 en to the Post-Disoaten | ) war on the — t 72 . with five or six Arabe shape, q and Andrew H Gres. 8 Boston. March 95 — „s unchan ed and dul.” 4 . Av. No. Av. Fries *,° 1 — of New York: & R Calloway — AMemcan 7 47, scrip 8434 on mM es Were not favorable, and the tu 8. 9 4 . A8. 31313 Omaha; G common 1 ’ arket. tures on tnis den 3 S $s S ee. 222 3 ol A beier’ Alfred Connell has gone to Chicago on a * — es FE Hl UY, Barnes & Durbin, Brokers in. Pe clined a pote or two "before a oo — 3 —— — 280 S Seaaiee 73 1748 22 neGeid, Mass.: Joha Sharp of Salt Lake City. N Local stocks. W No, een strect, St. Lowis. Mo. | ‘cal mare for 6 | 1 e 4 — woegtare Tio "tt 6 . ee members of ne Cook and Calloway wili be new indisas — — ter of the Evansville, tor nom, Will be found the latest buyine and selline price, On. Crry MARKET, March 2 and unchanged, wth . . — 4 St 2 t= 1 2 — 4 2 2 1 .. > e — corrected Ja n Ow ordigary xc re. . 183... _ 893 2 . = r Of Russell Sage, dayton a e pie see — ——— teed by sates Cap a — ſ—U— eee Ao orate Beef ccc $B ge 0 2 58 . Price is nominal. — — — — ae viddling 0 middling 2 C. . 8 1 455 N ote 8 A Day of Devotion American Central a se ine r — — — And tingod i40 10 less than — nb 4 2 2 * hy 2 . — 4 + 2 * 22 BEEF ron THE BRITISH ARMY. This being the Feast of the Annunciation. the day ens“ Ins. CO . 10 ‘ Pittsbarg Quotations, ' on eee SHIPNE NTS AND STOCKS—Groes receipts to-day | lng readily at 84 * S arm and in co nand, sel) . e 5 oe Chicago Pack has by all Catholics with especial pia, Tr on PYTTSPURG, P.., March 28 0 dull a 278.747 den 7. . er: e ber, | oo ot air to medium $3 enen as high tal Bt Ne fee oady, 22 45 tl es re Orders for 9 400 Votions al the churches hed de- Rare 43) ph) me. ck. Bg was igpened at Tus. declined 5 r = 4 shipments 10. 7 Me ne — — 22 time fast year: 790 25, “Pte weak at . 5205 W — Clouay. ee oun of Canned Meat. ois. of which t exer Se FRR 108 1103¢ Lafayette. ens. 112%» field is 8.651 bris total Production 1. 1884, 243.1 ; arainst 266,545 ° r; Dy Live & N STOCK 1 hose 9 nne 77 ’ . 7 r it year; : * Report of Sales Ys See ote %.—The N. K Fairbank at dedi — D ot the Citizens’ Gacnet:--1@ .., | Mechanics’ -****"" il eiidg Der day, . ne text —B— in compresses ang Warehouses toay | No. AY. Pri N of Sheep, Dally renort of the of rere the most ng... © | Merchants" Natz : 3,160, ant 26.105 pases. N. 125... we Na. Ar. ’ et water. with ca tn see 23 d with tt in ¢ ——— ö 13 — 2 * 8 — 2, Lede Sev. 135 Steeks ef Grain ‘ast. Lous El«vators«, Unite Stat oira or cate TORR NAN ret Widscoces A Bw 10. ... 8... . e D N = — time — + N or beef tert National. 6 s0— " Cora, ast week and 31,3 4 — E 122 use of the British army — ha ws — Gries he Eifth Nationd...""g) & D — 25 412.271 N ‘Coal 13,118 bales, against ——ů Verte 101 H onders additi, al ; ern Rink oorubinat ion open at D 20 „ | State Savi ‘+. 2 esterday... 2,225,290 49,385 683.950 13.11; | *ainst ‘38,68 same time last : .d Dalen, Orses and Mules efsteak and our 98 @gzrecare v4 this morning, makes the | Star Rink. Nipeteenth and Pine streets, to-night” German Amerndi. i. % ee Ker „ °¢! Sm. sLIveRsote meine ee rege Heard, e ter Patton & Rugs ene no amount to be shipped 4,000,000 ponnd — „ sen rings . 8 8 Te- day. * 2 Longe ban dr 64: Orleans 6 1-164: sales * ught. good sey Craueht, extra. gine N — prom 2 ~ — Same from the Brita War — BELLEVILLE e reer 1252 „Nac .. W 100 Yesterday 8 “Noses Heise cos oan — Abe wag May ad: Mav ane 725 97 22 1185 Sete to é1tor — erura. git) te "et 7 1 t covered wi a%, of meats being Woolwich Cation 110 toe Louis... 55 — „ une and Jaly 6 744d: July and 4 6 10-64a- — re e horses gooa, tote 91 a sume @ hue, ¢ un P “pay tune ss. . Me ptember 6 14-644: September and October iG | 00 sir: caval horses, subject to inspection che Tall at $25 | 2 1 2 Fequire two weeks to fill tho now on hand n e — enters on the — a) Ress 2 The vement of Wheat and Vora Te- ba. — N LA, bands. 4 te i vears oul, 5 1 Leea! Weatner Gallotin, 2 The Armour Packing Company ig also in receipt of | The — *eopte’a 2.222077" 43 “Bite! Union ise: _ 2 me oo ll Sentry Froduce, yuare eld, $120 i K e n 1 hanse’, 18 er Lom M 50 orders to supply 5.400. 000 N meeting of the Board of Trade. which was MISCELL A} obs ten Depot. 99. S 86 Corn. A PPLES— Received 922 bris. stern frutt B14) to $150, 16 Lo 1 „e ande 4 to 7 ears old, extra. Maroh 25, 1¢¥3, oe , bound These are the en led for last night, did not tax jell Telerhone. . st West Cora. | frm and wanted. Baldem $3 %@s eos — 0 7 years od, gi 11 252 - largest orders ever received here, and Owing to | ot being present. ° place, 4 quorum lelcher & Ref. . 15 KEN 2 Sf * tt 2 Pi 8 S Sedan in good ‘order tell wales 88 . ote their magnitude, the sy J patondelet Gas Ca 4 41 E Ore & St Ga, r 339: | these nog Ut Offerings mainly buried x. pit stocs, + Pposition is that they are to esse Parker, a resident of East Ca who | 5 rend 'S 1 St C Tre og Ee mara. b 1 55 * ED r f I x meet a war . is supposed to be demented K. bo 610 5 eT Oe wD | Toes iis “Pe | Quote? , FRUIT—Appies aun), 8.25 eee. ro e oe Be ai e 12 8 22 jeune gPpeal anne of the City of Be'levitie va St. Louis £ | Wiggin Fos. Cs 1 ue — 232 cate cera nt anne — cae rr — = = 9% Oe eee 7 POOR aL CHAPMAN. fendant paying the costa. 0 New York Stoos Quota ~~ G NA Aer. 3 , on ee 1 ee Jono | B. Bow 2 ve the Great Wee. — dally by Matthews & Whi 8 rain lnspections raTugcs~ Ats 4,926 oe. road, i $200 . okers, 1 rest. St. Louis ° iG Co. a man 8 Man Commits Sul. — n Bone, e f favor 1 4 Ae a ot aa and [ows at ey at Hoc Spr : o. 2 white. iet and — a 10 the Puen e Ark. T. Ditch is to be triet — 1 = — 2 — vocal We ee ae cath We. 2 Be) care a Kea at &2 sags Spec's Case re v ’ 7.21 | Hor arama, Arx., Maron 284 a | great interest ts toanliecned ne (eueation eae Dee ee Se eee 2 728 Sporting man well known in the North and South, | Ben Pierson. the oF ‘ cars No. 2 red winter: 20 ‘ow grades in ample supply antes ' Suicided here this morning by blowing bis brains out | BOWS-Stand, appeared b te yt total, | We quote: Crean er¥—Choice 88 He was about 45 years of age, and bas been for | 7 and swore out a — : te reject d; total, 13 cars 224 f. De en dee itinera , M.chaet Enrigat for Total out. $7 cars and MAU bu — for W 60 fair le yearsan iti ut gambier, drifting from piace to 00. Hendriceson is ! . Won, and aide tor Place. He was a confirmed opium eater and was | Ploy Reesipts and shipments of Leading art. Northern Ine a Inferior onetn et ™ * + Cc Js 2 „ohn Weber and John eles for the Past 24 Hoars Wisconsin nae ie ena ice to | — we uu for the vacancies in tb — een Quiet and ee 6 the terms of three Of the prez tt? expiration of ?EL ets Soameeteeioee nee 124 „ 8 JEALOUSY. e-cotion will be held ‘at the — e ee ar! aura ) Sed,, ‘ore hardly say do s Ero. ic te 1222 er . 5 * a eee — a a 2 Pale, 1 up a — n dan L 1 Pore. ors. * — ‘ee e 157 Newark. N. J. M U W 0 eld A to dri 2 ams, — — — te ee ered man. cut his wife's throat this po Mr. Padfieia” * ti — AY — He ' red. 5 leva. I —.— ed oot 108,410 55 a then blew his brains out with a bly intend Steal.ng the and se : sage | STORED... eee iinet ne . VE shot-gun. The wife rig. folio bim ins 7.420 will recover. Jealousy was the caven thie Ads ANd caine denim & Sort dsiange 50 1 — upon examination — noun payee ~~ 7 meren! Notes. x. I © Trouble in Datiota reste ad been horribly mutdated” Bus N in ot ge St. Fam. Men March 8. — rue * — 1 warrant, Cuarg.ng him with malicfously rie 20 to 8; Pierre, Dak., late «pecia} ax “There in the ene, 9, 2umestic animal, and was bound oven wate: No 1 onthe Winnebazo Reservation 99 that amouat, was bead iu gc isa wend ' tor will 60 Sn; | Ueto Se Te N do et See 2°, egen, which soared 3 — — — Aged war added e Seeed - rie e N a 0 re, violence of any. | wrinkled front he several mote packers to her | do ic. Polo war +" N done. „ a f of specniators. aad “war is inevitable!” was the A tic, however “PR, H. Small ts sulla ef — * , + 77 de 0 „ e Ori and ede des day were BAT — Liverpool — 1 10 ~Chs — 1 they have had perfect winter weather xa — How it is spring-like and farmers bave sary 2 Plowing and 2 for a mont u There pleniy of Ford in the State and it ie of tne best ny they'ane — *. = go work. Dak mp sie mene Fürs — 7 8 F 5 142 é E : * * „660 erence „„ 60 * as ern ? a) * - 2 2 Pies 3 1447 * Saag * £2 @ og — * 9 tes.
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— —_— ‘WITHOUT Y, Dr cts | MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE 1 . — * peaders of the Pogr-Dispatcn who are in favor | — r my ee views have been represen paper. The adjournment of the calls for a genera) thanskgiving: ——————————————— | THE METROPOLITAN PRESS. What the Editors of the New York Journals on several sub- in which their ted by their favorite The Missouri Legislature Con- cludes Its Labors at Noon. vald. . . . %- 2322*5*2qʒ— f A Whitewashing Report on the Purchase of State Bonde. tas * n „„ „ „„ err i by , * . ground that a man wes needed who could represent to the German Court the grandeur of the American LL. The Third Parallel Street Railroad Law Repealed—The St. Louis Sun- day Law Repeal Bill Fails to Come. Up—Last Night's Session—Closing Scenes in Both Houses This Morning — Presentations and — paid......... prominence was given to some parts * 5 generally that did The Sun says: “The country will thank Mr. Bay- ard if be peremptorily and promptly repudiates a general act to which our provisional assent was end in n day or so be forgotten. The inference be drawn from your letter, however, that selfish motives I had made an unfair state- of the situation and dared not give my To entirely disabuse your mind on this WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. 1885. Tan Soft Place Brigade in Washiigton are panio-stricken ; the Coburgers must go. provisions, right’ of inforcing by arms the observations of the the ‘continent of — le aware that the Monroe doctrine has two sides, and they do not Se ee bas chet Ae lcy of non- with the concerus-of the Old World, a new Administration was utimis- by the President's inaugural You say in your letter: “You are reported to have said that it is only a question of time til] the miners of the Belleville district will strike; also, that they By Telegraph to the Fost- Dispatch, Juyverson City, Mo., March %.—The Senate last evening agreed to the conference report on the ap- propriation bill, passed the House bill regulating the repairing of division fences and the one known as the Bond bill relating to private corporations which, it was believed, was intended to perpetuate the St. Louis Gas Company with its present franchises, and was amended accordingly. . Loring’s bill relating to parallel railroad lines in the City of St. Louis also passed the Senate by a vote of 23 to 4, thus enabling the Cable railroad to enter inte competition with the old-fashioned horse rail- ways. After along discussion the bill to abolish capital punishment was defeated. The bill repeal- ing the St. Louis Sunday law, introduced in the Sen- ate early in the session, promises not to be called up. The McGrath-Davisson contest was closed by the adoption of a resolution permanently seating Mr. B address. “Eugene Higgins is, in himself, a man of very little consequence. Had he stuck to his calling in Marylend, he would have been known only to the citizens of that State, who might have run against him in their efforts to get a decent man- agement of public affairs. Senator Gorman picked him out of the low surroundings to which he had been accustomed, and, by getting bim appointed to an important position under Secretary Manning, Seer — c — upon him. This is my position these my reasons; For many | months the miners in this district have worked at mitting that all have been paid 16 cen's, the aver age miner will pot make over eighty bushels per day, Owing to the overproduction of coal for this 2 will not average over four days per week after deducting the days the mines must be idle. You know it would make no difference to the jcom- pany you represent, or any other company, for the consumers would bave to pay the additional one cent per bushel, which no one would refuse to do if they understood it was necessary that thé miner might have only a scanty living by increasing his price to 244 cents per bushel. Yousay: “Now, what I wish to say is that your mines are mainly worked by machines, and that but very little of your coal is produced by hand mining This is true. In years past, as you are aware, the price of mining was never less than r bushel, and ranged from that to upwards asthe miners saw fit to de- mand, and, regardless of contracts with them, no was safe in taking large contracts. This affairs forced certain operators iu this dis- trict to introduce machinery, the Abbey among the Ir seems to be pretty well settled now that Bux L. will get something, and that SwITZLeR “The real character of a good many professed civil service reformers crops out in Onx result of yesterday's primaries was the | their enthusiastic approbation of Mr. Fendleton's 4 4 appointment as Minister to Germany. This they profess to regard as evidence that the President will carry into effect, in the conduct of departments ly, the principles of civil service reform. dleton, as Minister to Benin, has no more power in that direc than Pendleton, private citizen of over appointmen a. The Tribune says: THE EASTERN DISTRICT MARSHALSHIP. It has been noticed by the curious that while the Missouri delegation. in Washington have mdorsed applicants promiscuously for most of the fat offices in the State, a prominent exception has been States Marshal- or St. Louis, District. ———————— lowest miuumum cost, trict. While nomination of at least four candidates for. the House of Delegates who are anxious to repre- sent the St. Louis Gas Company in that as sembly, How many more of the candidates are accessible to gaseous influence can be de- termined only by closer inspection. — — — . A Font noodle of the British peerage has given notice to the world that he will ask the question whether, in view of his recent failure at Suakim, Gen. MCNEILx still enjoys the con- fidence of H. R. H., the Duke of Cambridge. It would be more to the point if, in view of repeated failures extending over many years, he would ask whether the Duke of Cambridge enjoys the confidence of the country. — — A FREE pass over the Washington and Georgetown street cars received by Senator Vance the other day was returned with the in- dorsement: “I have one of the best pair of lege in the country, and will be willing to walk will give this pass to same poor washer- i who has pay tee cents every time | she rides on your cars.” Nearly all office-hold- ers and legislators in Missouri would call this demagogery, but it lays bare the pitifulness of the dead-head bribery in politics. — —— Lx the list of candidates selected yesterday for the House of Delegates by the unterrified Democracy we notice the names of Messrs. Gates, SULLIVAN and CossMan. These gen- tlemen will be remembered as men who voted in favor of making the people pay $1 75 for gas when there was a proposition to furnish gas at $150. We also observe the name of a Mr. REILLY who aspires to represent ex-Dele- gate Terry's back office in the House of Dele- gates, and who is eminently fitted to adorn pri- vate life at least until the gas question tue Western Division the score of economy worthy of your serious . for your acceptance for thirty days ours very respectfa.jy, Abbey Coal aud — Compauy. By Tuomas D. Price, vice-presi- ent t reasurer. To which the iollowing Abbey Coal and Mini your road, we feel tua on tion the general impression has been that the prize would fall to the lot of either Jasper Burks or Leon D' Lisle, but to-day it developed tuat a new candi- date was in the field, in fact has been there for months past, in the person of State Senator A. It is understood that Senator EKdwarus could have the indorsement of the dele- gation for tbe asking, but, on the recommendation of friends at Washington,concluded to trust his fort- Both Senators Vest Cockerell are personal friends of Edwards, been repeatedly written to by that his appointment is assured. Edwards is President pro tem of the Senate, aud a resident of St. Charlies A PRESENT TO SECRETARY NESBIT. Secretary Nesbit of the Senate was with a costiy gold clerks aud employes of morning. Bali's ulogi * qualities, and breatued the high esteem in whica he him It was a neat effort. replies were received: St. Louis, Mo., August, 1384. ng Company, City: I have to acknowledge receipt of your tavor of July 21 to Mr. Hoxie, in relation to a the Missouri Pacitic and St. Lous, Iron Mountain and Southern Rauwars at I find tuat we are stil under contract for these deliveries, but when they terminate I — be pleased to a oe ter on for our sappiy. Respectfully you H. G. Leu ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs. 8.—The ticket admits you free of charge. supply of coal for E. F.—For information on the Koumiss question druggist. ; Washington ‘was the son of Augustine Washington. H. C.—You will have to apply to the office of the steamer for information. gas companies require their customers to walk up to tue Captain's office and seitle. Democrat—Norman J. Colman is a Democrat, and he was Lieuvenant-Governur under Hardin. Lavy Reaper—If you know en bout art of dyeing you should leave the work to a dyer. Reaper—Iin the case you mention, according to Euglisu iaws the dsughter of the eldest brother, as bis representative, succeeds to the E @ success, and enabied those operators using them to be ina manner ind: pendent of the miner, asa class of labor to operate them could be ovtained that was not affected by these gentiemen General Fuel Age S Mo., July 23, 1 G ot your letter of July 21. We can do nothing tu you al present as we have contract for wrat cial we Jaxes F. How, Generai Agent. It is due to the Abeey Company to say that we did not tuen, nor do aot now, expect that any offer from us, however low, would beat any tive en- teitained while directors of the M:ssouri Paci the Iron Mountain Ra ways remain the owners of you are president, us we Abbey ey ond Bis followed — by the entire d.strict, wed on the lst re ho remained a operators, of employing miners in our machine mines, and the most of our meu, and as a resut during the eutire ere but two days taat we did not raise coal, The lesson was au 2 but rs dave encouraged mers to be eve worked at a .ow price, or, say, 1 1-2 vel, taney could drive the macaines out is beid by ali who know exciusion of the Col. Ketchum, enroiling oe B of the , tue property of whice Tax Sates (Vincennes, Ind. usually did tumk that one year after taxes are delinquent. No certifi- The Sheriff gives deeds un- is responsible for the the creature of brain and the culmination of his efforts. THE SUNDAY LAW REP#AL BILL. There was barely a quorum present in either branch of the Lexzisiature this morning. It was dif- ficult to maint am order and the business was of a triviai character, eaies are issued now. under an egonomical Management of the property in tueir Charge, to pay some heed to tue saving we “Jt is aso true that since that you bave beén or more per day to offered them. You say: our men canie out on a strik furnishing thirty cars of our trade, aud you know that when ‘we resume work, that these osders will be taken from you aud given tc us. Now, while this is true, it does seem to me that such statement from you, as of tue Elsworth Coal Com when it is well Knowu that the trade referred to as Tit Two ScBSCRIBERS— pean missions are not officialy graded according to im- portance. The four first-class missions are those to Great Brittain, France, Germany and Russia, the ministers receiving $17,500 at these posts, 2 5 undeceived. The ob- in uciug machinery to chea pen the price of labor as to ect themseives from the trequentiy recurring to enabie taem vo contract for delivery they could depend on. as they were given fair many of tuem wil remember, at one meetings. We have shown that we can our machive mines with 14 cents per „but we cuufess that in so do- the return it should for the aud I ain of the op nion that oper- a.ors who have empioyed men im the past year at cents or sess have really made more money than Ourselves. We have, beside our two mines, three hand mines from 882, we annually mined 2,000,000 busbels of bave remained since then No important measures the reason that halt a dozen “noes would defeat any bill, seveaty-one ayes being required to = ren p Sunday law. Much of the the practical defeat of this bil by dilatory motions and diibusteri is dus to Jefferson D. Stor.s of Shannon, Judge St. Louis aud Moore of Laciede. Mr. Loring of St. Louis thinks differeutly. banded your correspondent a slip of paper on which was Written, “Mr. Loring of St. Louis is the ove who made the combination with the Sedalia men to defeat the repea: ot the Sunday law.“ Mr. Loring never opened his mouth during the trying ordeai yesterduy, and no such coubination Dade. 7 5 g ways, the director aud managers of which are your pracipal stuckuoders. ‘There is this differeuce, however: When the Abbey hau the these roads curred, as they oftea d tue roads at contract 2 i * : 3 3 Deciwsion—No. If A elect to bunen tue cards and deal anew, under these cir- cumstances, he may do so. The dealer must each prayer three cards before turu Nees, — doin, 8° until a eu De Cannot comply w tion, a new deal ensues. : and any sir.kes oc- we — — 2 — ca to e, regaru its cost to us dince that ume, whenever any trouble oc- curred to your company and you could not furnisn them. the ral. uud companies applied to us, aud our faciliues Lave always been mand, never. in way of price, taxing advantage of assume they are not anxious to termiubate the etri.e while we furnish them Coa at a ls Cost ban thei? contract price We do not expect from (hese coup inies auy order for coal so long as tier interests are 80 Closeiy Wentified with your company. except Wuen sucu conumgeuctes OOCUr as at present. ‘| VERY FEVERISH. their vecess aud Warlike Rumors Cause Sharp Fluctuations term in the Chicago Grain Market. CuicaGo, March 25, 9:45 a. M. — Private foreign ad- vices of a warlike tenor, accompanied by another Ey Telegravh to the Post-Disvaten, Jerrrerson Crry. March 25.—The House bill ap- propriating $110,000 for the completion of the walls only a quest.on of Democrats Who Want to Serve in the City Legislature. ; ay’s Pri- Quite a number maries Selected to Expose to the Oi tions ofthe Gas Companies Th oF — The Result out ede“ The Financial Review dows aut et the Count, prices at, one the they were sold — — E only the quotations, If : N down as the — would 1 2 Following will be found the Democratic nomi for what 100 could be for 1 dont — tothe House of Delegates made last — that bought a half dozen bonds at the supposed some of the heavy Republican wards i eed end. aro no fodicetion of what” tht resto tm » made in the bope of bringin Inde. could cation w the . b F Out Inde. be t for at all.“ Witness knew candidates who will be supported by th than the quoted A By x ES tenia myn * . a 8 * te glad to get more at the same price. 8 2 * Morrissry is a clerk tor ree pod shown the ta bulated statement, the wit- e 5 commission merchants. He is a supposed it was a list of bonds soid to | Close political friend of Ed Butler's and wi commissioners by bim. Furtber, that resen will be hia he had no contract with the Fund Commissioners. — tative in the next House. Every time he offered them bonds they either ac- wD Wand—Paraicx Mowanan, is a live cepted fe regeused them. Witness stated that he | Stable keeper who has lived in St Louis a 2 made 3 so that aan ones make many years, Mr. Monahan has always fini ing 1 ä ab as = noth- | good deal of interest in politics and has file 1 — cou ow what his | eral offices. He has been a Justice of th gees — Were. The profit would vary in per cont | anda member of this G a we ue Peace, than the quotations. about 50 years of age. Coun - Monahan is be House at noon adjourned sine die. Tarp Warp—TaHos, L Articles of association were filed by the foll the ion were y the following | th m. Louis corporations in the Secretary of State's Day —.— 9 — * * St. Patrick's ce to-day: The Gettiss & Son Provision Com. Fourre WARD nas 1 Fre, ooking fellow. rer persone, J p A Gettin Menke Aber e occupation. But very little is Knobs I. B. Gettiss, 10 shares; Curistiana Gettis, 70 shares: dip Are ‘elon the politicians. This is his first Firra Warp.—Josera The McCuily Stoneware Company, capital stock, | have N Sreton, who is reported to „000 Sharebolders and ineorpora William nenn a the nomination for the House of rporators, William | Delegates in this ward, bas been withdrawn from 1 share; James Smytna, * ily, 5 tu, 48 shares; J. A the koe of the Central Committee, as he eclined to pay his assessment of $10. if 1457 — does = son Mr. Jo. Rauer, an Inde- ’ pend Dem ocrat, w robably be rsed BARCLAY’S BATCH. the committee. He is cts ee patent medicine manufacturer. A Long List of Decisions of Considerable | Strg Warp No Democratic nemination. 1 — ha Warp—Frane J. Cossman, the old member, has secured a renomination. Mr. Coss- Judge Barclay this morning handed down his | Manis a grocer and a warm friend of the St. Louis weekly batch of opinions, among which were‘the fol- = —.— a lowing: In the case of Fanming against Cobb the] Niarz R -e Democratic nomination. __ : 4RD—NoO regular Democratic nomina- motion for a new trial was overruled. The only ob- | tion has been made. Josern G. runs as jection made by counsel in the case was that the ped oy parr r He ig the old member, ay ve litt c Court erred in giving an instruction tending | ceeding himself, Mr. Marriott 1 is N to establish Warner as the agent of Cobb, | manufacturer, and it was believed for a time As this fact was admitted m the en- that he would be a candidate for Mayor. Mr gence, the Court holds the instruction Marriott was on the water gas sideof the recent was 22 given, and hence sees no reason for er. 7” granting a new trial. ENTH WaRD—JonN Waters is In Hunt against the Barber Asphalt Company, | builder. Mr. Waters was a Xi foe Seek the demurrer tothe answer was overruied. Tne | Years before he came to St. Louis, and is very well Court says the point to be decided is whether or | Off. He has been prominent in Irish affairs here. not, under the present charter, the city bas power | Eteverra Wanp—No Democratic nomination. to lot contracts fur public work uring the use of Iuxtrrn Warp—J. M. SuuLivay, the present in @ patented article The plaint Hs coutention is, | cumbent, is a painter by oecup.tion. He was in the that since the charter contempla es the letting of | last House a pronounced St. Louis Gas Light Com- such contracts to tie .owest bidder, it must peces- | Pany man. sarily exciude from consideration for such | THIRrTsesta Wanèd—No Democratic nomination. 34a work, such articles as cannet be the subject ofcom- | Fon Waap—No Democratic nomination. petition, because of the exclusive owuer- IFTEENTH WarpD—MICHAEL Meyer, who was ship conferred by United States et- nomiuated bya small majority, isa saddiery by ters patent. Under other provisions of | trade. This is his first political departure. 222 the charter it is plain that in the absence Jung man. of any express or implied prohivition untae sub- Srxtegxta Waro—Cuaries Scmrace is a law- under consideration, the city would have the r. His father is in very good circumstances, same power as any other corporation to contract ug proprietor of the planing mill on Angeirodt for such work and materials, whether patented or Street. Mr. Charles Schrage is a very young map not, as seemed to it best adapted to | 4nd very little is known about him. , thé purpose in view. There is no — SEVENTEENTH Wagp—JERE CoAKLEY, In., is Yard prohibition of the use of tented materials for Master of tue Union Depot Yards. ile is deseribed ublic work, but plaint.ff ms that such a prohi- | 494 very ambitious young man, and this is his tion must be imped from the requirement that | Walden political office. contracts for such work must be et out to the Eieuteents Wand -M. R. Corts, In., is a lowest responsible bidder, subject to the approval $00 of M. R. Collins, who, it will be remembered, of the Council,” married one of the Lindell heirs. Mr. Coluns, jr., Public work is not required to be let absolutely to is in the real estate business. the lowest biduer. The power vested in the Coun-| Niversenta Wand- WX. N. M. Rewxy is a clerk cit will prevent any combination of unfair bidders. in Judge Terry's office, and is sal to be Judge Ter- It could not have been intended to exclude | TY 5 egacy to the next House of De egates. ahogether from the city’s use every TwWEeNtieTa Waro—P. H. O'Neriy is a black- patented invention, irrespective of iis Aman, hitherto chiefly known to fame by his con- utility or reasonable price. Tue decisions in other nection with the St. Louis Jockey Ciub, as a shoer jurisdictions on the point are not harmonious. In | Of fast stock. ! Wisconsin and son other states no puteuted arui- | Twxvrr-rinsr Wanp—No Democratic nomination cles can be purchased for public use, but m New | Vas made. . York, Michigan and other States the contrary doc- Twenty-Skcoxpj Wanp—Jonn R. Rorrxs is a trive is heid. In 1 then, of any express | Carpenter vy trade. Heisa young man not over prohibition, Judge Barciay holds that he Court is | 80 years of age, of German descent, and known at liberty in Missouri to adopt tuat view of the sub- generally as a very good man. ject which seeins (he more reasonable and Tue] TW NTT TD Warp—N. Gates is a painter by city may lawfully direct the employment or par- Occupation: he was a member of the last House, hase - of tented articles for puvlic | aud bis already made generaliy use u such re.sonab. terms as may be — known. Mr. Gates is te man that carried the tid- — a Council, Tue demurrer igs taeretore for the U oou· d made by voting u Giger against White the motion to reassess Twenry-rourts Wanp—Henry T. J. Neon isa RA wok overvtnk cleré in the Stale Savings Institution, ‘This te his In the case of the Empire Building Coympany first itics. Mr. Hoock is a younz man. agaiust Sm: bh a judgment vas 28 oe — 3 ik WENTY-PIFTH WanD—No Democratic uf for $459 74. Tue plaintiff sued the defendant tor the back rent of the defunct Span.sb-American | TWENTY-erxrH Wanp—De. Bangat has already Cu he having guaranteed tae payment by in- | served two terms in the House, He is said to bea dorsement ou the back of the lease. The defense cand late for the —— set up that the plaintiff had never been duly noor- LWENTY-ceveNTe Wanp--THoomas G. Kaye is a porated, but Judge barclay held that the de.endant Stock rater by occupation. He goes to the House was esiop ped from denving this in the present pro- 08 the great issue of 1 the — 1 Higuway. ceeding àuu gave judgment as above. TWENTY-£1¢ Wand-. F. Stonz a lawyer In tue case of Lew.s, admini -trator, against Coffey and Professor of Poliucal Economy at the 9 the motiou to set aside the judgment heretofore ren- of the 9 Brothers, of which institution be dered in the case was overruleu. ‘aoe motion was | #8raduate. Although a young man, Mr. Stone has mide by the defendant, woo claimed that an admin- alr 1 v made a-wide reputation for steriing honesty isirater cannot properiy maintain an actiou ia and foree of character. ejeciment. the Court holds that under the — revised statutes he can. but as th.s point should A BMEAKTLESS MOTHER. nave been raised by demurrer or answer, and was ' waived by not so doing af the tral, the judgment | she 4bandons Her Babe on a Street Corner as given by the Court will be sustained. drop in British conSols, created a very feverish feeiing in the wheat market at the opening this morning, and a rather sharp advance in prices of May wheat, which closed at 7034 last night. It „ rapidly advanced to the market was more set- ling is very nervous apd un- settled. Coruadvancei to 42 for May, but fell off . Provisions are a shade stronger. propose to alow our persona: telt interfere with strict bus.ness princip.ese, ven — au Opportunity offers to make money by so doing. ange occurs, and the interests of ths directors of tue ranway_ Ccouwpanies beeo ve dis- severed from those of the Exisworth Coui Co we expect, from our geographival location and Cum pete with some show shal] cease to be a burning issue. as passed. The joſut and con- 1 — * — killing of all 8 ton Asylum was passed. lerical farce of the after adjournme.:t Senator Edwards to take up the House compromise railroad bill, known as the Johnson bill. waa defeated aud the last anti- railroad measure of the session received its death Senator McGinnis offered a resoiution allowing $500 each ‘o the contestant and contestee in MeGrath-Davisson case, to cover expenses in t. senator Porcher spoke against the resol ideon offered a resolution te thanks of the Senate to the representatives the penitentiary w current reso ution diseased cittle att The resojuiion continuing the e accouuting clerk for ten Louis Democratic platform is closo- ly identified with the platform of the horse car,and the course of the party is guided largely by the men who guide the flery steeds of these useful corporations. The influence of the horse car in politics isa theme which has never been adequately treated by political phi- losophers, but at each recurring local election it receives striking illustration. tled, but the gener superior facilities., to of success, for the supp ng of last clause about miners being Didn't Know It Was Loaded. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch, Gaxsovns, Iu’, March 25.—Charles Finney and his wife were examining a revolver last night when the weapon was accidentaliy discharged, other Chun to Pemark, taat my acquaiuta the miners leads mo to velieve that tuey would b. iikely to pay fully as.much heed to whar say to th m as they wouid to a: Yours very truiy, Sr. Lovis, March W, 1885. mines 15 per cent., thus living the lo dur common labor in mune cided Lo c.0se our band- min tion of our mers we kept a number pioyed, who are still at $150 per day, aud de- iything said by They didn’t know it was In the case of Casey agaist Burnside'’s adminis- To Day. 1 judgmeut was given tor tue piainull for A young woman applied at the Central Police in Loca wood against Cleary a judgment for the | Station last night for lodging. She carried a baby plaintiſt was given ror $250. in her arms and when questioned said that she had ln the foliowing cases motions for a new trial | only been discharged from the Female Hospital were overruled: Meyer vs. Grisedeck; Foster vs. yesterday. She was given lodging for the night Cramer; Fraiey vs. Cassilly. and this morning again applied at the : , station dar for assistance. Sergt. Frank : appeal her nge tota A Fashionable Wedding in West End So- in the southern part of the city. About 9: : clety To-day. elook this OAS 4 ied This evening Miss Lulu Ringen. daughter of Mr. | to Tenth and Wa and Mrs. John Ringen, will be married to Mr. Will recognized as the same child which the lodger car- the Bonsack. The ceremony will take place at the resi- | ried. A i of beartiess motoer was to reflect that eisewhere the horse car driver is not held in honor; in New Orleans, for in- stance, he loses his personal identity, is called by the generic name ot but in St. Louis he controls the wavering fort- anes of candidates and of factions, and his @respof the situation has something of the firmness of his grasp on the brake of the front — — — K As WE predicted yesterday, the masterly , strategy and able tactics of Col. Gnty PRATHER 5 in the Fifteenth Ward were crowned with suc- coms. Military genius is not confined alone to the bloody fields of battle. It can be displayed no less conspicuously in those peaceful contests of politics in which the weapons are friendly beer glasses and in which beer is spilt while It was the plan of Col. PRATHER to entertain the enemy with his skirmish line, and deceive him with a prospect of victory until 6 o'clock, when his solid col- muna from the car stables could be relied on to mass themselves at Schnaider’s Garden and duo the engagement by one crushing blow. dente Missouri in the National Commmittee tor ve j almost instantly. The Senate then adjourned sine die. EAST ST. LOUIS, Voted for the Compromise. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. . Sevreman, Mo., March 25.— Tue citizens of Eureka Springs have ratified the compromise as agreed upon between the Eureka Springs Improvement Company and the property over eight to one, Various Items of Interest — The Town Moroes the River. Chicken thieves, whose methods of plying their vocation are very.ingenious, have been committing numerous depredations of late in the vicinity of the Relay Depot. The latest Victiin is Mrs. McCann, wo resides on the Rolling. Mills road. On last Thursday evening some parties unknown poisoned Mrs. McCann's dog, and on Monday evening the creature expired. The thieves thus having removed the principal obstacle whick was likely Mrs, McCavun's coop, came last secured fourteen heng and three By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch, Jerrerson Crry, Mo., March 25.—Senator Woods’ bill prohibiting the keeping of a bawdy or assigna- tion house within eighty yards of any public build- penalty of a felony int and concur- for the killing of the ing and inflicting was taken up and nt resolution providin diseased cattle at Fulton Insane Asylum was taken om Sender Wood with 4 end resented Aker W tha uti- ay 8 a testimonial of their love, r manner, ex ing an a h 9 Both speakers were holders by a vote of General Grant Improving. New York, March 28. General Grant shows con- siderable improvement this morning. He slept woll all night. At noon he went cut driving. Mr. Carter of Lafayette, ful gold watch as or to January. 1882. nigit, and having roosters cut their heads bodies. Some parties in the Gen. McQuade Dead. Unica, N. X., March 25.—Gen. James McQuade died at his brotber's residence this morning, aged 56 pply of coai wh en, be- — duchess satin, made short, with ant peries Dusivesss. When Ja of these roads, aud the iswerth Con! Compa ut, and of which Mr. Gio tuese roads are th U. O. of H.. was flied with duchess lace. demi Bonsack. the brother of the groo:n; th blood is saved. a three-year-old child of J. B. Smith not since been found. 121 Marthalie Grossman reet, Hattie Rowsand, a — 4 last night, charged with stealing. A. A. Blasset of New York mation port Andrews, who is supposed to be in Club gave their fourth at the 3 Nas woth J Mr. Farris of Ra peech presenti dred fit esis present at the marriage. Mr. ae ee aod 1 will zo this evening directly their now home, No. 1919 8. Compton avenue, where tet Clerk Bently with a gold atch. 5 a called up the House bill relating to the Mr. Bond ca up — yesterday and has rd an; Amos P. aide shea, Patrick Bartley and Patrick Cuy writes to Chief inet grand piano was as one of the coal what is contained its adoption. Tus closing work of the Legislature was un- | eratic City Convention, was arraigned to-day in the | First District Police Court, on à charge of disturb- and Sue Davis hada across tue — Mr u razor, ſuflieti ing the on. The defeat of the attempt Pepeal the old St. Louis Sunday law is to be ancriLy to practical incompetence rather than my good will or desire for the public , The local liberties of St. Louis are saved her two years, merely because the ene- local liberty had put the bill into a hole reach it, The repeal of il ii i ; i f RE dere they gould not Tap ltr a. Denison’s Court. 8 ees „ dence of the bride's parents, at 8 o'clock | immediately telephoned ( all the stations with a ‘ m. Dr. Wilson of the La. en Of apprehending her. She isa young woman not more taan W years of , under-sized and stout, fayette Park Presbyterian Church officiating. | her is disfigured —— and ber right and in cold The bridal robe is of pure white duchess satin, eye is swollen flamed from a made with long princess train, cut square, over a FRIGHTENED CHINAMEN. jupe of white embossed velvet, with side — els of the satin, The cor is cut a Jeska, with demi sleeves, finished with duchess Asking the Police to Protect Them From on with arl pins; diamond brooch and seassi : ear-rings. the gift of the groom, willbe the only | This morning a delegation of frightened China- ornaments used. A bouquet of lillies of the valley men walted on Chief Harrigan to ask his protec- The bride will be attended bv two bridesmaids, | tion. They claim that they are in danger of assas- Miss Georgie Timken,the first bridesmaid, will wear | sination at the Lands of another set of Mongolians with square cut corsage, with demi sleeves finished ; corsage bouquet, aud a large bunch | The Chinese of tne Cauton district have entered — ta the hand of Marechal Niel roses. The into a society wd Ida R ill white gut the Kong n. will wear second bridesmaid, Miss Ida Kin ffant dra — 4 * Abad feeling has 8 g _ and plain full back; corsage square cut, at the side, and p squar bouguet d f Catherine nes Kind Chict net du corsage o — ey 2 — The first groomsman is Mr. 7 ket street recently S men Mr. Gus. Wamsganz. There will be about one hun- | that men GASOLINE EXPLOSIONS. wil) keep oe ? They — —— great many n ures, Are ware, china and 8g and bric · a- bra. A cab- prevented by the bride's futher. and the mother of the groom gave them a handsome set of solid mahogany furniture. — A DELEGATE IN TROUBLE. He Comes Up Before Judge Cady on 8 Serious Charge. Gustave Schuremann, a delegate to the Demo- peace. The delegate was anxious to attend . ; pase T parry 4 * et * 8 a 7 ’ i TF aie = Tey bt a oe eo ; | tenen ae N Derr rr : 1 N * . wr 4 ** . G. U pany ; The Cham! The Base-Bal! day says: Thecr ed Renz Hote! th John L. Sullivan « his customary wal his rooms. Sever: he sent his trainer landing to take crowd had not thi: going out and gett ing followed by a every time from h . his head, iovariab! at his present trait riety as much 48 p walked out the Bel followed im tor u Jast he bro«e into by a crowd his wa as when he went After be had flash mutton at 6 o'clock porter about nimse He spoke thouge There was no air 0! spoke of bimeelf u listened to his talk “In talking to you beginning that oa t this is the first au submitted to, alt h. alleged to have bee lished, and the first | McCaffrey and My game have been them. He is Lavie him in the proper 3 Hie has a very pow: shot his right arm ing his opinion of ¢ been foolisa, like lc did well enough to have been better of You see, in locating sociated with an while if bé had mo Dave bad a better e have been less tem champion, “and he trouble is he isn't h Marine,’ is anopber it warm for any bod know auything abo thur Chambers bi not have bad anytu Chamoers, ticre’s 4 too, aud a lte mai wits every one be e as the geverai puvli How about lug “Tug Wusou wa: “and ue acted cow Aguter of any pret game u lighter as e the cellar, where tu Here tue champio on, “raisey Sueppa and 1 ' twat cao train me. LAT. E. tinued, and 1 ua place in Europe. u pard is going with — tee: f maa of! spar anybody provided he to come back not o but the champion o gO 1 want to meet e after I have gone no to meet them. I wa quainted with club a hotels in England; I | ing taverns, bor shall and Harry, who fanc to make a good deul shail hang up a good spar for big money apar with. When | sa „mean it. I mean firs “Before I go, if Im T'll have lots to do; b. gettic up in Boston b. men, but I've paid de now. Ia man «pen wt as well and a lite sucker’ than a fool never be mean; it's least not be foolish. I’ve been misquotec about my escapaces t Itisacommon thing morning and read ab Rand at midnight, w! hour before that time know me as a bad juncture the boxer said: There, I gues u rate, I'm tired.” ' With good weatner ings at both parks wi! the meantime matters the St. Louis Amer nearly cow pieted. day that the veteran Mr. Lucas, and like in bis former | man. The mecting on Friday week is loo and the impreasion g. termined statement of rewerve meriy a very blarant | rein any advises the Arbitrat Lucas in making is r Tom Gallagher and friendly match at Mot & side. Callaguer | 81, 34 and 40, going ou! at 128, whose best run evinéed ju his tiv run from bis friends. ALton The Bostons wii! pia) the preiuminary season
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ra f obably be indorsed by. — — to fame as a . . Cossma mom ination. r. i friend of the St. por no difficulty in suo. rioctt is a well-known aidate for Mayor. Mr “a gas sideof the Louis, and is very well it in Irish affairs here. * OOAKLEY, I., is Yard Yards. ile is described r man, aud this is his N. M. Reus a clerk is said to be Judge Tor- wof De egates. | ONeger. is a black- wn to fame by his con- key Club, as a shoer on R. Roures fe a } young man nat over an descent, and known II. Gates is a ter 3 E House, that the ed f which institution be has man, Mr, tion for steriing $ MOTHER. % on a Street Corner od tue city. About 0:80 patrol wagun was called vets wherea baby was station the infant was iid which the lodger car- „ bearlicss motder was ali the stations with a Sve isa young woman ge, under-sized and stout, erupuns, and ber right | from a cold. CHINAMEN. Protect Them From ation on ot frightened China- igan to ask his protec- y are in danger of assas- nother set of Moéngolians y caused for gambling. » district — — Oppress A cTo E binamen from as sprung up, and the ving information of the e other, Upon a ip aided aden at 609 sted sixteen Cantones® . as 60 exasperated them assinate the Hong —— [CP LOSIONS. ich Caused a Seare * se? * 7 5 1 * a 0 - pyr ” * . . 2 * —_ i. — —— r — * More Views on Fighters. The Base-Ball World—Diamond Chips— Sporting Gossip and Sundries— Notes and Versonals. ~ day says: The crowd of, curious people who ed Renz’s Hotel this afternoon was so great that John L. Sullivan could not get down stairs to take his customary walk, so he passed the afvernoon in his rooms, Several times between noon and dark be sent his trainer, Patsey Sheppard, out on landing to take a look down stairs to ing followed by a mob, but Sheppard came back every time from his point of observation and sbook his head, invariably saying: It's no ose, John; well have to stay m“ Sullivan fs crowd, and ever since he bas been resen uarters has avoided noto- ri aoe — 2 This morning when be w out the Beimont race track two dosen men A ror mies. It annoyed bim, at he 2 a smart run and left them far be- He said to-night that when he was followed a crowd bis walks never did him as much when he went along quietly a his trainer. as Atver be had flaisbed a sutton at 6 o'clock las: — Be be drew his up to the eee me, fire — talked freely with an uirer 0 porter about utmself and other noted fighters, He spoke thougatfuily and di , and brute that he is. “In talking to you,” be said, “I want to in — inning that on the subject of prominent this is the first auth ons K McCaffrey and mitchell thien — and the them. He is Lavle to do his man up if he can ait him in the proper p.ace with that right hand of his He has a very powerful right paling and Sullivan shot his right arm straight out by way of express- ing his opinion of Cieary’s strength. “Cleary bas been fooken. like lots of big heeeees feliows. He did wall enough to move to New York, but be would have been beiter off had be moved (urther up town. You im locating on the Bowery he became as — with an — that — — him, while if bé had mo urther up would have bad a better class of visitors, and there would have been less temptation for him.“ is a promising lad. cham “and he is a thorough fighter, The only t is he isn't heavy — h. A h Marine,’ is auqher thorous uter. d make it — for — that would meet him. I don't “How about Tug WUson?” was asked. was trainer ouce at Scituate, Mass., about twenty-seven miles from Boston, and I got to know him as well as Guy man ever epew him. I bloed march op him one day and got down into of ale, but he pard is going with me I am going over there to meet every man of note in Engiaud who can hight. I wili spar anybody in England. never mind who, provided be is a man of some reputation, and i hope to come back not onl the ee. be eee but the champion of Enxiand, 0. But before go I want t meet every e Arnd after I have gone nobody oat l was afraid to meet them. I want to leave Sere as the cham- ever m name While in England I'm going in good society. Ishall visit the clubs and become quainted with club men. I shall put up at the best hotels in land; I shan't bang around any 2 ing taverns, por shall I associate with Tom, Dick and Harry, who fancy they are fighters. I expect to make a good deal of money while Lam away. I shall hang up a good, tet purse in Engiand, and ple. “Before I if meet all the prominent boxers. Tü have 1 do; besides I've lots of thi to other but I've d dearly for ex nce, it will gaa all 7, mares in the Fy g . m y money. I became prosperous 1 was like many other men. I had money and didn't know what to do with it, but I know the value of a dollar better now. Ha man spends his money foolishly he's called a ‘sucser,,and if be’s mean he's called a ‘sucker,’ I've come to the conclusion it's my escapades have IX. —, — It is a common thing for me to jie m bed in the and read about how 1 kick over a peanut- a bad man, but lem not.” At this junewure the boxer’s lunch was brought in, and be said: “There, I guess I've toid you all I know; at The Base-Ball Outlook. With good weatner the present week the open- ings at both parks will take piace next Sunday. In the meantime matters are getting suaped and both the St. Louis American and League teams are nearly compieted. It was widely rumored yester- day that the veteran Cal Mever had signed with Mr. Lucas, and if he plays anything like in his former shape he will be a strong man. The meeting of the Arbitration Committee and the impression ws that the 2 has termined on some — tending towards the ah merly a Very biatant and outspoken organ Against any reinstatemeuts bas taken @ back-track, and advises the Arbitration Committee to Mr. Lucas in making his nue as strong as possibie. Billiard Games. Tom Gallagher and Frank Maggieli had ‘another friendly match at Monarch Hall last night for 8 a side. Gallagher won easily, making runs of 81, & and 40, going out at 300. leaving his t at 128, whose best run was . Gg skill evinoed in his big runs called out loud epplause : from bis friends. The match between lagher night, and @ ood game is a Lab 2 Hand has entirely recovered from i Diamond Chips. Th will f col 12 sow play fuur lege nines during pg will have general manage- ment of 21 om T two well-known professional base-ball 1 ' Ic is said that Hines is with the Providence Club at ane ea Tbe rules on scoring are pow so clear that there can be no excuse for misunderstanding them. been in existence for 9 8 Ire Club, is | theconsumption. lb Ed Williamson will try and get Flint and Gore orized interview 1 have ever interviews to to AF Entries can be 20 to 1 against Phantom and Down to 1 against Albert Ceoil and Kili ; For fine Carriage Harness go to Sickles. of any kind—three lines for ten cents. JUSTLY PUNISHED. Julius K. Dillman, the Boston Forger, Sent to Prison for Five Years. By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. charges of forgery, and was sentenced to there formatory at Concord for five years. Dillman is the young man who recently victimized several Boston firms by rushing into their counting-rooms a few minutes after banking hours with a pen de- business, with checks purporting to be signed by well-known firms, which, appearing to be genuine, were in many instances casbed. The defendant is the son of Gol. Dillman, A PROMINENT AND WELL-KNOWN of Detroit, and was recentiy married to a young lady of good family. He came to Boston in Feb- an option u a silver mine which is now a bonus of $2,000, 3 wifeis broken-hearted ber to save him, and when it was known to him that her attempts had failed he ill-treated her shamefully in the Street Jail. When his father was —— = ty Detroit he — C for durglary. was let go on accoun respect · able connections. For Turf Goods go to Sickle’s. Tur best wedding gift is an etching or engraving artistically framed at Redheffer & Koch, 1000 Olive | street, the leading art dealers. The Municipal Assembly. The Council met last evening, President Parker in the chair. The Committee on Municipal Affairs recommended the filing of the charter amendments bill, and a resolution requesting the St. Louis, La- clede and Carondelet Gas Companies to relinquish so much of their chartered rights as relates to the lighting and extinguishing of street lamps during moonlight nights. A compiimentary resolution to the Board of Public Improvements was passed, which was followed by a number of complimenta ches, directed m many ons. The Counc then adjourned sine die. ° THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. of met last evening, er The House Walsh in the chet’ The well-closing ordinance was signed. A vote of thanks to the officers of tue House was passed, and after some general discus- gion the House adjourned sine die. After the adjournment of the Council the mem- where a supper was had, m prevailed. Fim Leather Village Cart Harness at Sickles’ cheaper than anywhere in the city. State Convention of Architects. Annual State Convention on Friday morning next, this city. The delegates on their arrival will report at the Laclede Hotel, where they will be met by a reception committee of local architects. The con- vention has been called by Charlies E. Ilisley, preai- dent of the Western Association of Arcnitects, and Charlies K. Ramsey, chairmanof the committee. There will be exhibits of architectural designs, ma- teriais, and other things of interest to the fraternity, and an invitation has been extenJed to the con ven- tion to attend the Art Department of Washington Universicy. Aut styles Buggy Harness at Sickles“. OUR NEIGHBORS. Interesting Personal, Social and News Gos sip From the Neighboring Towns. Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. J BI., March B.- A. W. Cross and n for New Orleans.——S. N. Spencer and 11 moved to Pawnee, Kan. — Rev. Van | * 7 expected to hve— wheat crop in Jerse Couuty is iooking baniy, and it the weather — not change favorably soon, wheat won't be halt a cro St Cuaries, Mo., March 24.—Miss Fannie Simp- son returned b — Progress- Ed. Hay: ~ SURPRISED PARTIES. A Number of Gentlemen Who Were Looking for Office. here to his picked who meet the Browns IN MUSIO. 2 Besults of the Dem tions Westerday— eons” in the Second Ward—The Make-Up of To-Day’s Conveation-—-A Hard Fight. Keevil “Weak- The Post-Disratca did nos overstate the case yesterday when it said that the Democratic prima- ries were exciting mor e interest and calling out a larger vote than any other in the history of the city. The result shows that in all of the wards an extraordinary vote was polled, while in some of them the totals approximated the figures of the vote | cast for Cleveland. la the Second Ward, for In- stance,) where the Cleveland electors received 634 votes, the tions yesterday scored a total of 600. The excitement.in all of the wards where the senti- ment was so divided as to make the result doubtful wasintense,and in the Second, Fourth, Tenth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Eighteenth and Twentieth the crowds at the po'ls obstructed the sidewalks and well. Long lines had to be formed, under directions of the police, and men had to take therein and wait — 2 2 hour be- office has been established for St. Louis Bench Show at Albright's, 318 N. Third street. there, four contesting Book- ng has been declared to be illegal at op Rags meng het mag eed aoe in France. aud 0 no time in enforcing the new they show their faces again all money in their on would be confiscated. The English racing season will be with : 5 | 5 on any such within the memory of the — inhabitants. — 22 — was crow sion of them covered with white mus- Carhoim to-day. St. Blase. the Derby winner of 1888, is the favorite, the latest quotatious being 100 to 9 about hin. He has 1228 pounds up, and Archer, who was due in England on the will ride him. Bendigo is second choice, at 15 to 1, with 117 pounds on his back. The others qugted are pweetbread, 5 jemi ox sie at 100 to 6; ne Boulevard, 5 1¹ at 100 to % Tonans he saloons in the vicinity of the nds, everywhere reaped a barvest which insures the future a greater scramble than ever on the pers to secure the location of eir neighborhood. the combination against Maj. Rain- water in his own ward, the Fifteenth one. The men at the car stables of the People's ys were marched to the Garden, and the (last season winner), 1230 at 25 to 1: Prestonpans, 40 to 1, Waller 4 85 — — „ 5 33 to "sna 5 ears, pou Despair, 6 y 12] Brocken, 6 years, 92 and 7 — — On Fr : „the Grand N 8 echase will Ine Belmont, at 151 pounds, is the favorite at 6to L while 100 to 15 is quoted against Roqueforn, aay Doone. It is 9 to 1 against against Caodahar, 15 to l against employes of Schnaider's Brewery also voted that the eariier hours of the afternoon the Rainwater forces were Later in the day, how- ever, the tide turned, and when 8 o'clock came the Rainwater men heaved a sigh of announcement that t totals showed be about eighty ahead. Mr. Given Cam bell had a very sad experience. Refusing to be the men ho —7 himself and Mr — —— ‘ be had pletely overwhelmed. Apvenrtiss in the Por- Dürre if you want help w Hoster upon the ticket bad gone back on their some very posi u the word “Fraud!” 8 % placard nounced thatthe tickets which did not bear the names of Campbell and Hoster were populace evidently refused to believe it. tickets on which those names appeared were ed most shamefully at each of the polls. The hteenth Ward was a surprise to the Rainwater, Noonan and Brown men, because the Rainwater men had eonfidenily claimed the ward, the Noonan men water, and Brown wa» sure it would give him Bostox, March 25.—The wedding tour of Julius K. Diliman, aged 25,a resident of Detroit, has come toasad ending. In the Superior Criminal Court on Monday he pleaded guilty to several had conceded it to Rain- Ward result was not so great prise, but still the Rainwater men had expected to carry it, and were, of The immense vote was In the Fourth Ward an accident happened to the bailot-box during the count, the ballots being spilied When they were swept up u was found that tae tide which had seemuingiy set in against, the Noonan delegation before the box tipped over had turned, and the count tuereafter showed a steady gain for that ticket. When the tckets were all counted, Frank Mahon was cou- ceded to be the boss of the Ward for the next two ears. In the Twelfth Ward, John Carroll, the Central Committeeman, received a biow from a set brass knuckles in man whose father had not been ai- represe tation inside the polls, but some sticking pilaster served to repair the damage dove to ais faciai beauty, and ve will not proseonte, In view, however, of the intense excitement that of the Immense crowds that assem- was remarkavly free from collimons. Ineach pull each delegation was allowed to have a representa judges, but potwitbstandiug this fact the polls were closed before u was announced that there be half a dozen contests. Following is a list the prefereaces of many of yor being in such doubi as to occasion hind his ear and otherwise appearing like a man of all over the floor. tive to watch the THE DELEGATES. First Ward—Delegates: W. H. Martin, omas Griffia, Ben R. Davenport, Henry Howard. James Banterman, Thomas McLeavey, Alternates: James J. Butler, Edward Dan Carey, Frank Ri ey, Fitzgerald. House of sey, Second Ward—Delegates: Richard Purcell, James H. M. Swit, J. F. Shulte, Jonn E. Hagerty. evates: Patrick Mounahan. Toird Ward—Delegates: Ed Grimiey, Joseph Klaren, Charles C, Yeackel, Joseph Kra Maguer, Charles Wassmer. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick. Fourth Ward—Deiegates: Thomas Fitzmorris, her, Martin Maloney, Charles W. O. Callahan, Patrick B. Byrnes, Fran- cis Devine, John Dennerlein, Thomas Paterson, James Magovern. House of Delegates: Charies D. nan. Fifth Ward—Delegates: Frank Varreiman, Wm. Schreder, John H. Heidacker, Frank Kemper, Peter Kress, John B. Judd. House of Delegates: Joseph Stech. — Sixth Ward—Delegates: Michael Keary, Daniel Meyers, George Truesdale, James Farrell. Seventh Ward—Delegates: Alvis P. Helmbacher. Frank Boehm, John Trimber Herman sSchbnelker. . Crossman, hth Ward—Delegates: Charles Ischer, Timo-. anen, J. Green Case, Frank X. Zimmerman. th Joun Fundi, T. P. Cu- Richard Walsh, Gustave Shuerman. Tenth Ward—Delegates: Charles C. Maffitt, P. Namara, Andrew Blong. Joseph Haberstroh, McDona.d, William Towle, James Eagan, Masterson, Alex. Cudmore, M. . Ndelet, Jeremiah Mur deus Harris, John Boyd, Bernard Dou House of Delegates: John Ewventh Ward—Delegates: John C. Andrew J. Hennerich, Albert Schwind, Jacob L. Twe.ftu Ward—Delegates: J. Finnegan, John J. Burk, H Thomas Whalen, Patrick as. Sweeney, Edward E. bers of that went in a party to Tony Faust's, and much good feeling r. Frank Witter, * The architects of Missouri will meet in their First at 10 o'clock, at the Public School Library Hail in | in, John O'Rourée, Thomas J. Hennessy Thomas bravdt, Jas. J. Hagerty Keily, Jas. T. O'Mailey, Meagher, Jobn Cauill, Hichard of Delegates: J. M. Sullivan. Thirteenth Ward—Delegates: Frank A. Bteis, Jos. F. McHose, Matt. Kossenjans, Alter- Lous J. Ticaace«, George Werner, Jonn H. Tenbusch, png eed Puillips. por Fourteenta segates: John H. Wille, Damel Broderick, Th sard Carey, Edward McGroarty, Joseph Stoite- Delegates: Pra Char . Orthw James Cavanaugh, Wil ang 2 rg Simon Meyer, Frank M. Geo. Sunder, James Sweeney, An- ~~. House of Delegates: Charles A. r No. 197 O'Fallon et. at 9a. u. Thateday, March 2%, to St. Bridget’s Church, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. eave, Thursday, at 2 p. W. “What are they?” said I. thing of the sort you know what to ask for.” follows: go, III. E. Hunt, 8 Eldridge Court, Chicago, “I auffered from lumbago for eighteen found Benson's effectual.” M. A. urbank, 181 Kinsie atrest, Cit Benson's plaster are sold under similar names. When buying Benson's examine the the Three Red Seals. (uticura Infantile Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers. - — Absolutely Pure and Safe From the Moment of Birth. - — ——— IA and Birth Hum Milk Crust. Scalled Head, Eczemas and ace? orm of Itch- ing. Scaly. Pimp'’y. ®crofulous and Inherited Dis- eases of the , Skin ahd Scalp, with loss of Har, from Infancy to Age, cured by the CuTicura RESOLVENT, the new blood purifier, internally, and Curicura and Curicura Soap, the great skin cures, externaily. Absolutely pure and safe, and may be used from the moment of birth. “OUR LITTLE BOY.” Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Belchertown, Mass., write: “Our little boy was terribly afflicted with Scrofaola, Salt Rheum and Erysipeias ever since he was born, and nothing we could give him he! him, until we tried. Cuticcra REMEDIES, which gradualiy cured him, until he is now as fair as any child.“ “WORKS TO A CHARM.” J. & Weeks, esq.. Town Treasurer, St, Albans, Vt., says in a letter dated May 25: “It works toa charm on my baby’s face and head. Cured the head entirely and has nearly cleaned the face of sores. I have recommended it to several, and Dr. Plant has ordered it for them. “aA TERRIBLE CASE.” Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. J. writes: “My son. a lad of 12 5 was complete y cured of a terrible case of EC ema by the CuTicuna Rauris. From the top of his head to the soles of his feet was one mass of scabs. Every other rem- edy and phvasicians had been tried in vam. FOR PALE, LANCGUID, Emaciated chiidres. with pimply, sallow skin, the Curicurs Resiepiss will prove a perfect biessing, cleansing the blood and skin of inherited impurities and expelling the germs of scrofula, rheumatism, consumpt:on and severe skin diseases. Soid everywhere. Price: CurTicurna, 50 cents; Rgso.vent, $1; Soap, 25 cents. Potter Drve anp CueEmicaL Co., Boston, Mass. Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases." AB Use Caticura -oap, an exquisitely Bom B fumed Skin Beautifier, aud Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sanative. We are now stocked to overflowing with the latest Spring Novelties in Clothing, suitable for very small people, and the little toddlers, from 2 years up to 8, cau be dressed in pleasing and attractive KILT SUITS: In such pleasing variety that no further looking around will be necessary. We have placed on our counters this season the n.0st elegant assortment of these goods we have ever handled, showing hundreds of beautiful designs in English and Scotch Pisiis, Fancy Cassimeres, flannels, etc., and at prices that leave no room for competition. Over 200 styles in Spring Kilts, single and double piece t Ladies are specially invited to call and look through our elegant asaortment in Children's Clothing, representing the latest novelties for spring wear. FAMOUS, Leading Retailers of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, F Parasols, Mill arnishiag Chinas ner ware, books and House Furnishings. DIED. Marriage ané death notices will be —— ——ů rate of twenty fre cents for thres lines. wife The funerat wil! take place from the family residence, of . Funeral from the residence of her ‘808, 4000 Fairfax ev- ALEX. McKETCHNIS. March am, c WE ARE HEADOUA Too Deep for Sponges. “Yes, sponges are certainly a very Ghrious form of life. They seem to stand on the boundary be- “The best plasters @a this planet,” answered Mr. Blume; they relieved me of lumbago after the oth- er alleged remedies had proved useless; they are Benson's Capcine Plasters, and when you need any- Mr. Blume's opinion is echoed from elsewhere, as “[have never been troubled with lumbago since using Beuson's plasters." James Byrne, Chica- “I would say to all sufferers from lumbago, Try : what Benson's plasters will do for you.” George — aN 7 months. At the end of that time I was led to try a Benson's pilaster. Mark the result. Jn twelve re I felt better, and inside of a day and a haif I was entire- ly free om all of the — 2 Gratefully yours, Pearson, 525 avenue, Chicago, III. I had a very severe attack of lumbago, in which mab. Ask to see the Three Red Seals. Imitations of blaster your- self before u is wrapped up. The genuine has the Three Red Seals trade wark on its face. Look for sels Carpet, only $8 25; ®old elsewhere $12 00. Baby Carriages Ian comm See our Styles before purchasing. You can save from $3 to $5 on a Carriage by buying at the Sl. Bernard Dollar Store, — 414, 416 and 418 NORTH FOURTH STREET. Send Stamp for Illustrated Catalogue. = . ˙ wee 4 22 8 — “TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK,” EN bbb 7 MAIN S AMUSEMENTS. . ef S/W, @ if OLYMPIC. * AX V8 | ä | Tonight and during the week, the Comedians, d. H. F EN TON 's ‘EXPERT A. ROLLER SKATES The Lightest Running and Most STANDARD TH * GARMENTS| FOR LITTLE FOLKS. C. & W. McCcCLEAN, Agents, 410 and 412 N. Fifth Street, St. Louis. . TYLER DESK CO. ATERS | r = ff, ‘ “i gerry . The above Rattan Carriage, Creton Lining and Brus- 2 7 1 WOODWARD & TIERNAN, 212 Locust Street, St. Louis. AND . Manufacturing Stationers. AOBNTS FOR "KOSMIAN SAFERY KY And save your Fars and Woolen Clothes from the Moths by packing them in these Moth-Proof Chests. They will save their cost in ore season, They are = well made, nicely finished; have good lock and key. . ¥ U a « * 3 er 6d ive “a & . ** * : Pa * ~~. ie 2 — be * i * ve . 1 „ * 1 1 ‘ 5 * 9 a : Let. . 4 of 4 Robson & Cran = Celebrated In © new Comedy by gen Bradford, sathor of THE CHERUBS, SATURDAY NIGHT—CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS, Sunday, March u Dunch of Keva, CASINO EVERY EVENING. GYER’S ENGLISH NOVELTY Co. Chil- b W 8b ES oo THIS WEEK, EGBERT'S COMEDY CO, Supporting, MISS KATE GLASSFORD, Prices---10, 20 and 30c. Ww y matinee, East Lynne: W 88 8 — eee POPE’S, | Durable Skate Made. AMUSEMENTS, 500 N. Fourth St., Fine Desks, Bookcases, Of¥ce Chairs, Tables, Forty-page IHest rated Cata- logne sent on receipt of 4 ecats ee ut eee ee ee SPECIAL NOTICES. LD DIRECTORY CO., No. 515 Locussst,, St. Louis, roh 23, 188.— The BENEVOLENT FOND!) sxcrnsssvarimmees. Thorsday Matinee, — Lv Ü—H—— — ~ WM, A. HOBBS IS A CANDIDATE FOR : Subject to the Republican Nomination. THE PUBLIC. WE WARN THE PUBLIO AGAINST IMPOSITION unknown pet private residences and as our an «of combs which are represented The G Mouday Next, at neon. NOTICE TO Ward—Dolegates: L. F. Mitchell, | Funeral will take place Friday, March &, 3 — Ne G1 ¥. Friends of to attend. 5 = MATINEE TODAY ar | TONIGHT AT & 7th ANNUAL Wal'ack’s Theatre Company in Sunday, March 29—Grace Hawthorne ia POR TAR ~PEOPLE’S THEATER, * vun w Pine , h BARREL OF PON mm a Diympic Theater | Ser ee, NEW DIME MUSEUM, APRIL 9. ar , Combined Attractions of| ENGLISH MIDGET. all the Theaters. HOP O' MY THUMB.’ reat Dramatic Event OF THE SEASO uetion sale of seats at Box Office PALACE THEATER. Seventh and Em Streew. ADMISSION, 10, 15 and 265 Cents. i . a Mey i ie ba a N 8 21 * 8 * 5 n eo 2 * * . 0 ‘ . — * a x SPREE BRR ae 6 * VICTOR DURAND! | ELKS’ BENEFIT)“ir28 Suna
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LN this 8 seat — fo Bers |: the answers od for chegk vor- their letters, as none tel: al „ K fr ——— 7 bas. a ee . — — EY peand pistols from Give gio | YY — 61. 2 eatin! Sa 2 $1 to * 1 Ol — 916 N. 2ist st., near Wash st., room brick; hall, gas, etc.; —— . — Lie 2 PY 1telock poms wi n “ae ies or ——— ——.. : §25 of the Order ii west olbiefierson ar. and between Chest- 5 nd at S. Van Raalte’s loan office. }2 8. 4th st. A Young man of W years _nunaresses. T 94, this office. wi Leas ae — 1 8 1 +s os order a ug en 2 , 1 — ghar mn. ‘at > ‘ : 3 W 4st a, by lady as ‘Taundress by the EN h — f.. . MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, 2 — month. Ad XN. An. wi 2 en ‘and dy no children: south side: state par- 1 room, with i parties living in the . 5 lars and lowest La this oftice, wij neighborhood — — with good day 14 wi LY: Ah and and Morgan. offers bes papers at We per * ELP Miscellancous, A T call d furniture on HIOKOR —One or 2 tur. Fon 2d. box: scrap boo up . . HEL WANTED-MALE. ners — easy time. payments, 10 por cont cheaver than the 932 } joining, 28 floor, with first-class board, for 2 — Winch bicycle, cheap, for cash. 1 Book-k * TO rom. an and Morgan, for Daster cards; gheapest. Goo, W. Jones, 22: and 24 5. itn st. tour.; ref.ex. 518 WI = , | ; ' ook-keepers. Picture frames at a bargain. 52 1 1 12 r 22 front n V Pope — 75 experienced „ ook-keeber: —. ANTED—Ladies can procure good German girls L . at are —— cheap; 50 wheel . — * Wen ee __ wi saat of . REAL ESTATE WANTED hoard et $1 ver 2 bicycle, ip et 0 | — ANTED—A wo an would e to clean offices for 8 — yous Clerks and — wyers er doctors. Ad. 1586 Morgan st. ~~ ‘ooh ty Carte * ey eee = for cash — sleerapning — e — Telegraph Com to — nde ee Aa U y ae muse: state pr and 25 55 E n “wrichag ay 12 . G 2, this office. 2 * month, ph Apply. to — dest ref. e three e c house and lot; s pan p A W. RNTED—By a ssioted ladys sivustion to se ont Gwe * for cash, Ad. WI. . | or three dave. in x of mali Apply at tat Gay st, 4 W e e hae CALL FOR 9 ace; 9 75 1 Fruce Lins: accessible to depot: ’ within 4 ade „n wanted of tole it I Ie Blair av., near Cass av., 8 room brick: hall. ete. ; $25. Iiir teacher | * ee ee e ka. ien th end Al. O26 for houseseeping: r bath end i 1914 Latayotte av., nice &rdom brick, good order, hall, vy r SITUATIONS WANTED-—FEMALE. . Luana resses. ats. wi lcouventences. wi 3 8 st, near Brookiya st, $room brick, in good DRIVE Rr N. 2 8 a'r corner 2 Fr lanndress; three days in week; refs. req. req. DERSON AL—Lone ons Will be on southeast corer, ] 1 13 WASH. Nut ‘ON N — — 1 . 50. 84 1 by 11 Hert 0. % 0 — al-z women. ndav eve nas 2 kerahiet t. W face: 83 corner „rooms, hall, gas, fata, 8 18 — we ae ed Clerks ence ot ppt * 2 r : — E 5. ste tf vou amos 97, 55 dg ö bath, ot, ta ——— stone front, $24, BUSINEss CHA NCES. ARTIN’S : Shorthand ANTED—Situation in office as assistant ; ay — 1 2 Wil poate nds Tue buy ger ble — ae ROO = — and «2 Oisve at., es wurm ec K — git $ a 5 3 — — ah st. car y ee, ao opportan 3 Sta 1205 x * oe — S Ladies ane gentlemen poasessiny 600 ARNES & HAYW? iL 2 — 8 ee wen. Address M WO, this | “~~ strong. y colored — & * N ** . Se 3 81 1 a — are inven tj pees all others; Business Coltone. * feria oom this a W froth cad ron: god wan Glasgow | vow piace 12 ne DA the oO ee. wi first-class sha st., 8 rooms, lat floor; ’ sGocess; 610 a day; $100 . embers. pa mp office; hes * — 2 Gall | women. Apply at cook for private family. ere. 2 225 E g tt 184 ee e U7 Pine st ds ye — Mem invited. in an 8 a Koo P lach st.) wii ANT : * do ic ou trage. a now N 1 . 1 > 8 ist fi 812. - bresbere cordially AL A W Sith res, ot ——— to old piace for ins:ructions Dynamite. Randolph et. NIX Air ows ? ——.; 8 — clela. e, 4x ANTED-A gped cock, Call at 412 ra eae — we P. . — ma a 13 09 9 GARR et =m Fr back gia near Chanting ev i 58 — BUSINEss WANTED. . Teesgtus March 2 2 1833 N —— ois — ee 2222 “oe J ea business Im the Wes wet Any ae one ata e 20027 AV.—A neatly furnished room, t of 6 rooms on one door, ball, gas, bath, etc.; Se wet @ bay OF reat a sal Grocery store, G. ' ; _ 41 et st. A to be present. stone aphers. — — menning b —— address. for r this 132.5 fire and light, to gent and wife or two we Bh a. 4 — tat reur; ba 1ONS WANTED—MALE. — eee n old old to assist in taking e Fal. ‘oi 2 — req. wis . 10 BUSINESS FOR Ax. ——— WW ATED Sitation by young inde of tug oxvmrionce | WY ATED: Ciel beh PIS yiueey | PaaS eae eget 7 Send Wi foe 83 — estate and # rooms: $10 Ng CURE ook-keepers. — 8 this 28 Ngo ag Musceilaneous. quce of dark cenplenian who sat in er, please 1421 frout rooms; 60. exp. allconve Montroee av., cor. Adams st., e and 4 rooms $25. 1 E Ae wou 2 00 to ae eT op all, pers 's — 2 — _soresamacers and Soames 2 92 WI Dum kes German 14 NN Pee p.m dow’ fell: 1 I wil be stand- 1 22 in — is be more’ a 32 ae store: $14 i 0 Bre positions wil ber Tece 8 for Teasing sama rin Edwin - — —— ee vate family. * gested e culars a renting any o above property, — 2 by seamstress. 6 Argyle av. good wages; ori ing oncerner. wl For percicuia 7 — 5 Clerks and Salesmen. — n F goa at mediately, to work in P went 27 years Of ‘exe, n this 1 1500 = nished; dy also 2 2 bande . ston = apply 24 Arn EMEPSON 8 2882 1 5 — ove business (of — = th iudy wants to do o sowing sad light An st. cit desires tho sequal tance and companionship —.— TED—A ** 00 ‘avelt ell aagua: * r lech st. kitchen. live to s you in the ordinary ‘walk of * — must be 2 0 sSHINGTON AV.—Very desirable and [Uinois: coms and can give Unexcep- q D -A good fitter and draper would Tee res {7 ANTED—Woman about 2 years o old and * pllahed and good louking; correspondence confidential 15 5055 3 or rent et — FOR RENT F. — doing a good besiness, — 4 AA 10, this office. D —— in fate lies, Ad 223. len t. wie on wt 16 N. Sub st.; mo other need — Fell ait 1 room Ss sing e |. Mt. very choice for ne 4 }—Bituation by two young men in W ANTED—Bzperienced — ae MA D she e 1 WALNUT sf. — 1 Q za * miltinery a sores; must be old, ANTED—Situc tion : menu; wages woma press j¢ — SSS AAA A 2 ~ WV eae lecting or ofice work: °C. 9) Choutess e eee Laclede Hotel, n N ood location; new stock ead all two stamps: free at object: can furniss goed ref. G. a1? aon lady address, without en an 3 NTED-rO ——— rnishe! lo half WELLINGS. Apply at vat Kuhn's, 7 7 Pine st. wé 50 1 — * in A We. 1 Bat ot W *combrance, wistes pos on as housekeeper. Mra. iners at 2106 Franklinav. Mrs M Ko- —— 15172 i 1 newly papered; 1 — Got eee store. fait N NM 1 re a ENTED—Milliners at ° BRI MS. Fe Grocery D ro weer House, city Post Office. 84 — = - Wes? 771 = * n To exchange, & fx fine — tor a good horse. | undry and bath. 318 : CLARK Ay 2 STORY BRIC House, 133 Dr — WP me bo 8 WIe , eee TED Pair ot er 57008 ND 7 1513 room for gent and wile or gente torus W OONVENIENOES; STABLE, ETO . 1313 2h ae — Frankia an id * ＋ 7 : W vy NI man as mere Foo nh object than wages. Ad. A 94, oe 165 wa — oi, > W 1 to trade for 2 pups. Fas- moderate aid for gen 1 NEST. $87 ORY BRICK HOUSE, 2 ROOMS, Fors SE a — aiv gallons mink : pees trode. ng man in hardware | ss crn Situation by a respectable lady es WV “ibe psy A ra will receive © good | ciecs’ Agency, 4 sz .—Two very desirable rooms, | H 8 — — W aire tong experience and pot afraid fot work 1104 | WY ‘Nceper in bote — e ee N. K wo Eas re SM. Oridin, 1503 Franklin av. wil WW ANTED TO EXCHANGE-L tosis” Crayon Kia 151 io 13 7 Tight eee beth | Su HALL. 9225 Mae K 85 116 . a lunch —— — 24 1 5 Ad. TI, this - 1 16 years of age’ E for 8d A and all conveniences: ret. . wi3 I . NS ST. 2STURY BRICK, 6 ROOMS oe as F nee 2 = 1 by an ones experienced pe he Genera: Bousewors. ply W 2 71 3 this office. eo Store room, Ne 8 J 606 * OLIVE St. ee mee —— 2 ty ST. ‘2STORY BRIG 8 89 BOOMS 00 ANCE fora tailorto buy an entirely com. Wee ref. given. Al „ Wee 7 ro K coats; goo Ww Nore n — 1 ein * . Ad. P96, this office. 24 — — aes we STO : E RE PAIRS ! . or men io the city — —— 2 16 61 — eee DICKSON sf. * A BRICK HO » 6 Fer — SALE—Very fine pm oh store — Dene Pan 8 St. Char! — $ HALL, ¢ good cuation by eren * ing; work tarnished ¢ 1 bt distance whitch — vate 81 to gentlemen eis FAMILY ROOMS. 117 Olive et, _f4 eared ik the special’ A th and Morgan sts. For every stove or made in the United States, to he 8. pera t Carystallised — — SALE-state righia forthe oaly Tran 12 1 — W. Jos. Morrison, 7th an G. Brauer’s, 219 Locust se @ lars address with stamp, 7 ‘> P| wien On rent, one furni 984 N BROADWAY, 3 ROOMS 2D FLOOR. 2 K 88. this o e wa — 7 ANTED- Situation as carpenter by an —— TEAR Two cirls want en 0 general | wee —— — . nty of work; E king and shipping 2 spe malty, moving 162 2 * eee eee re S 1 3888155 LOOR . del Foe 2 1 Prestre = wie TED—Two air king Dsr., ou Wee «22 Morgan st. — ANTED- ¥ “work or washing. Sisters, 12% N. Toth at. wis Wars — a (class shirt makers; team power wo run al ae" | sin Bay ~ Fa + ah eee * : . aa Sr OOS ID FLOOR, F. — > grok N 457 Looe TCC e er | ar ee icone ee OR SALE OF (OE BEN TA pod oy ae Spo 2 ' once ity. jask: oorbis. 3 saloon; g | —— after. Aaste, 10. 8 & 6th st. * . g F ANTED—Ladies 2 and gentlemen at art os th 9 re ROOMS IY ALL PARTS OF THE Ps 2 one — take . ee er ——— 1 — rewery. — — 1 ˖ ae 225 ado ah ae SP ahox. 608 Allon av. WW ATED—Sitaation by ¢ German 2 to de general | * 24 — bo objection). Work 2 ‘REMOVALS. 1627 SRS SL , Fs boliss lodging house: very cheap. Ap. — 42 — Cutter dress housework in — class reference | 1 f 227 ; 1 — — — ar 15 i aes *. — —. 2 2 = | fatormnation plesse address Globe Manut'g. Co., 8 Milk EMOV AL—Miss McCaffrey bas removed from 713 N — * rooms, MAdor. LANCASTER & TIERNAN, SORELLE: — gee — defective mes cod ————— Dri PV ANTED—By an expor.enced ein — 1 — st, Boson, — — — AR thee to 108 N. Broadway, beten Market 1 17 00 elie bth wth — 2 — NN 2 . nmen and Drivers. oa 8 — — 2 town, Ad. H M. Fortescue, d rend red, A —— ‘ae under given. . Apply or ad. 1616 3 N. * ald tod AGENTS WARTED. PROFESSIONA 1. fluor. with water: vicinity ‘Lafagetse Park. 202 N. Eighth St. 2 brick — * 42 — — N vis Sasa som a "ha sk. oe Vea 932 in housework: beat of — —— — = — 1 8 1 ACE—3 or 3 — Focus ba er all complete. Ad box . or by mall free, gad a a — — IIC ros — refs. SY N. öh 8. up- irs, was Ws commission. Call Stot: HN * 1 ‘TLE, ; „ elephone 406. nker Hin. IL air educe- Der - | housekeepicg; c oset and waur; ay A omen Te 4155 Wee ee wore. Gall at L a was’ K Sth wt, J O irvoyant and Psychometrist, will be in | 97 Sis periacnt Apo oN thee ati] | 20 ron BUSINESS PURPOSES, B SALE—Hotel on 5 1 24 ositive\ 92 to drive delivery wagon. __ordining-room w work, [fy ANTED—Three men of energy to introduce in the | Natural-born Cla * ad can be consulted on all affairs 1 > 3 1 $13. perfmonth. Apply 5 N. . 218 5 ＋ saloon * 1 ia part payment other property. 2 given in covery aral acy 7 ED—Situation aby a goung gat in small family. book ever published. and * the citv for a few days a satisfaction | = — tion for ry; will take in part pa L stated. % years old, ng Ger- TANT city the * Soe over Inguir f life: advice on business matters a specialty: OLIVE 1 rooms, 21 floor, aud bed- meeti N N. lithst. Ap- ne E. ee $22 Chestnut st., room 1. We Da Ragin well acquaiaied. wi theives | WW stv 8. stn we git « situation at house | eee eee gustanteed or no Vinethas tad Praag. Tien wee ate ZOLA room, tarnished” “ais F's to Nichole, 519 Fraskun av. ai? appt re ng saloon on d st; price $1,800. 3 * — American u Situaio 1 : ay. fe the e city, wis ia a sivuation to drive delivery wagon. Ad. W ANTED—iy — work or nursing and plain sewing. W mac =i a que —＋—— panes 1 — 2 — aud investigate. 20 1 6 ~~" sees ST.—S anfar. rooms on ist Soor, R RENT—Cabinet shop on 23d beswees on Daas av. Duffy & Co, 717 Olive 14 ; - ert a Cali at 2622 Obve st. icine, first-rate chance for ‘man „ “ _ od Morgan st.; old stan tche! Fur 18 B Oing a good business. We — — call ‘at 110 Chaaning eo Ib blatt charge of a business Rooms, No. 1300 Washington Ave, 2 3 3 poh ge cath — of twa * 4 8 R AE Seer condivioa end gool 5 U rooms: * : AA Es AND VEHICLES. 8 and the oter ee. E t S this is @ rere chance for “PALMER haa removed his office to No. 4543 5 ee ees HORS one in southern part of ci ANTED—A Gern — re wanes Ir ‘tha hat le paying 8108 Sar: Mrs. G. & Son, 1117 Pine * opposite the Police Station. Office 22 O ond story front room, — — exposure; — A — investment; 82828 — * Apply to Wwe housework. — “ ours from 9 to ihm and a from 3 to 8 p. m.; residence, private family; ref.ex. 718 Wanted. — Supert nt of Carriers, this office. NT A are — wishes a situation RAISER—Next to the stove, the most | cor. of Papin a Sit av. — ST.—Nicely furnisned front. LE EE Ea NE EL OUSAND oustness caras. oer 38 — * Wer 1 for ae gS Call at 822 TAR BREAD RAISER—N EW. Bok 18 | RJ FITZPORTER—Ofices Nos XS 3. th ot. 231. 10 * . any = Be — * A er $l SOWARD SCOTT. Printer. 1 Frantlia av = No- 8 man ‘as cook ine ‘ 111 . nN. teen, | Deed 05: .. — dr Ol F h A 685 emal) family yor to work around the house. David 1 ood Orman eee, Lady agents wanted. Call this week from 4 to 6 g. m. 73 | ——— rr 23 r —.— — ass Oat ain FOK SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. S | EEE Saar gnc iy hare eres 3 eis l F T—T—T—T—T—T———— Cooks. the Cimeter in the city; good pay * rel horse, about 1446 hands F rom aery at reas N. — a First-class cook wants situation; city or Vy ATED Canvas Introduce our remedies in * f 2 J A onl ore. a 4 S701 © rooms for gents: svuihera exposure; bes- N Span we ts eae prices. 5 8 I ANTED— ; vassers to in ace head, ia shod, table rev venient to street 4 rooms, Inquire at st.. 2d floor country. — hst. wd \ the West: gmail capital required: business perma return to 3188 Brantuer place. wD 8 Page ar wil [AOR BALE Erick d rooms, Inquire ot Se) = profita Cura Medicine Company. 5t. will be . E ST.—One or two connecting Footie suitab!s for grocery F° Hickory „ 25 —— } ts oman wasts a situation as t and ble. OST—W hite pone, with collar and ; finder w or without board: private W Por cash cash, a for 5 Boys. Ne oor ! W. phase im o email fam ‘Call or address 8325 Olive ON “bet ee Lia suicably rewarded by — ae 5 . 271 delivery, Ap. at eee in av. al F E- Pedigreed —— Pr pape ous oo ——- 2 W NTED_Sitoation a doy 16 years old, strong — — — —ͤ ST OR STOLEN—$10 reward w paid for vt AV.—Three furnishea . —A full 5 I i —— hale. Locus * De Pasa a 85 5 a — outa rx 1 * —— 1 The 40 is — — 18 mouths 2 2730 with Ay. f 2 Fe e135 , Siete and heary wheels whol gel, ‘a L OF eS 15 5 w* Beaton mation leading to room, ist floor, for ° sizes, : — d is untrained. Aug. — far of sag one wanting 1 4 Offeri newest, finest The only ore: — te a be 16 W 489 stairs. wid AD And their interest to call u old: has a white spot on his bre st ao 2 dre @oor, to | riage builders, Cards, Novelties an De . Wana — B. 91 " Nea ANTED—Situation asa Cook oe Sete Cobousnwest.Ap- I. 8 LONG, aot Laces — 9 6 175 5 — ——— 1 — 20nd 2 2740 5 — —— * one on more wheels 2055 (or price Ht ua 6 DEPARTMENT. Ea At Halt Price. "famous Book —— from 4 1 hoy 2 4 i. 2 ston 4 mood 1 — — —— — both in style, fit OST—6S 8 Ur — A ve 825 reward 8-10 CHUUTEAG AV.—Fiats of three and —— Wheels put on complete in one hour; pa t. fla — and tadles and the West, trade, Ada aten te art oe | e a cyt eal r Are 2802 31 our rooms, 6. 812 ‘and $14 Apply at 2000 put on old whoeks. react Are. ee. C B. Clarke, f Pine * SALES ei fag gies Ox Ly pen gle tee. or expense at th — = a 14 A $a carry Fre ane a 28 e aoa, by : es life si = 681 = 2 made with diamonds and £30 av. treet, sole owner and manufacturer of Suvester Pateas tos oan Ur lars and direct — 4 W Sad work around store. . is E. ot. — —— 12 YDIK, an and Morgan, for he E ether ti ses a for same if returned to 69 Gar- FF id gory Tire” 11 Apply 318 — 2 sideboard, one wrought CHAS. u. Wyn 9 Spd abe pan W ‘srg rr r ca 281III .. rey oom | 5 — —— — Jee Net, —— f Union Depot wi e Mosk. wi or Pp gre ee a ee a sell-i 4x6, 15 conte of OR essig- | given. ds N. Ach st, wed AD gut pim freckles or sunburn by ETTU ß R SALE—Printing press, . A.boy Ii years si Da. Ask your druggist. ja 14th and Olive 6 St. cars to 27th st., thence south to Pfei ST. 5 newty fur. to $15. 2315 tools, etc.: p 2 — N TTT 1111 | pop RELSN mw wy son S| pone — | THis 11 wann & situa- st - tel den. as — two bar; corner store. M. wil be te 45 any tind of work 4 5 2 arg tuation by an experienced cook = | | 3 be ed attention given” to parchas 75 ua foe easel house, between “th and 3d eta, on WALNOT ST.—3 room. wid — . — — oa rate; in good docs. P 1 45 3 bee mt rern Ad Locas ev, | with — a g00d house girl: peed 0 ref. | * trimmings; prices reduced. Olive; Ander return same to O’Connor & Harden, 615 3435 * OHebertet. 2 tock; send postal; will THAT STRIP OVE 222 * av geo uve et, —— * AV.— dom house for rent. Wim. tion. Apply at 1410 PER— 8 a S Broad : g Miscellaneous, | — : T—A red Irish setter about nine months old, with 3 72 2 2 M. — 8. 6, cor. Sth and Olive. als R SALE—Cheap—Buggies, dots Gene k, office and way. atl calf with samples and give estimates. Out this ont and send bi 1 RAR AR — — W ee, ia ofc = ** BOARD WANTED. . on collar. 1 Pine st; reward if ge “UCAS AVE ENUE FLATS—Cor. B4—4 rooms s 27 ti- wagons; wleo Suv old wheels. 755 — = : y adulterated substit 2 NJ TED—Situation bya single young man, of 25, as DDr a e —— 1 30 each; stone front; rent lcw. Mitchell (—$ good ee wor @ years it * N ee - f. Waun ere. Water Tower, by youns — 1. rate na is wee 3 Prenat for $2 10: vont ver Lurope and Ame ye Adc ress or Harry Holmes, No 10 N | te av. SP No postals — 1 man: terms. Li,thisoffice wid PEKSUAAL SUNDRIES. R RENT—Finely farnishec room to quiet F —A good — — 22 . 7 p80. i le drugel 1. Warn a respectable martes 1 Hon as | — 2 — ii. © sei! furniture, stoves and carpets at the K ee it desired; location central. Address bt. for _ or two horses; also 1 3 a 2 er Thousands of fant! — r. 4 * fa * Fr ary : hartes. 2 lowes 28 — on — payments. Geo. W. Abe BLANK of —— can be 91 — 18 i = Tw wagon for 1 or business ase. Appl surrey . sae Morgan et. without it. 8 — nan. situation of any Mund. Ad | Hickory st. w5y - Address, ; ted on matters . business a 7 wagon, o ln * Littlewood & BI: 4th t. wéd We girl of LVZ — HE 9 genial roommate, reference ve W cans — an brought together in nine days; ladies received MO UN D CITY HOUS E. : Bis 2 3 — 1 ren in @ class fam von. N — — 1 der lie N — by a ist erb- vation by a young girl 15 years old as — = 2 bet. Chestaut and eine well — . with spri wet byw 250 and ‘bo — . warranted: 5 WI man: fair ns mre, aul — E. W nurse. 14/5 O Fallon butt. ant N ONEY to toan on trom 81 to $10.00, ats. Van AST OFF mine — by N. — 819 Locust — aad rates by the week; — tiem bas fire. boos iy fare al Fant Bt as WSS of chia 5 help ” — 2 to take | — wt bean . aera,” roprieter 8 1 business man, position in 12 care of ch dren. sew ai th housework: | QELL your cast-off ci cio tO N. Jacons. Address postal RENTO or en suite; | Kind of merfamcie” bust an first-class ref ref. Cali at 2353 Hickory at. notes. ROOMS. ETC.. WANTED. card, SIS Locust<t. 74 a : RENT—Two riper week, Bi ; rooms singe 9 4 and * “Aull. Cone 7 2 — ine nice | ee ar ORT — = ‘ees n by amily a ranklin av P 8 N éy. W 2 and aio 0 man whe eee — — A © fernished room: c. ed res Sure Deed When eS, —— of the city: moderate im ovements: on month! 1 700.8 5 . mate, = ae — of ‘oy 1 8 —— angwersd nad Be * Ph yn yn 17 fon, * tion of piace” 2 1 705 poy Fades 1 tar a secured. REAL ESTATE PRICE CURRENT. — — — ———— icel URTS. ) and heais ¢ WW. I — — i — FISHER & CO., Ie. YF ANTED—Situa — — * 5, Deli htfal rom and | YDIK, wh ana —— makes special prices to n ba hen eure: year old chiid to work in city or country 22 no other — teat combined: class trade on scrap d box payare & * t peer prance ibed. <i J D aN Lian TRALIAY 80 — — N — ees nas. bane i promptly. reid ANY * — N f oe nd Market crams. This ington bas 4 HELP WANTED—FEMALE, Lene | PsOwE EYES. * n ry 14 Das 82 D . A 5 mised 5 151 W — — — Tr or would board mh Ad. W this a an x “oh oa Weel Bad ERNALI . — like rei eieare twor — . a. Send “4 be enjoyed. Ad. eyed. “Ad: W 2 dso ‘Some and good ba ' vestigati PLE WOT, ou NEY WANTED. | — te
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St. Penis Post Bisprteh, Wagen, Much 25 1588. BENTON STA STATION (OTS. L 2222 —44— rem — ee mi fare from Unie Sous 8 — 7 oo For 3 — PROPER ry n Non SALE—At South 3 FARMS FOR RENT. Minsourt Pucine Rasroad i'm G i ee ERE CAS a_i French and German =" given Mee at 12 . ‘Broadway: charges — tee ARNES & HAY WARD’s T an Shorthand, elegra ph Anriss — and and 62v Cure st., est estab! 00 ine mi cera Bi ’ kes ta Mo. e — — not cured elsewhere, especially {nviled te A Positive Written Guarantee given ip covery curable ense; Where debt existsitis an fs menen to sueainins can be sent by eye ebibing above r MARRIAGE GUIDE, K binding. posted . — wonéerful — The hs may Marry, wb why; , eects e 2 areas — ‘TRANS-ATLANTIC PRS Ne DELIVERY. Complicated, aten and Severe cases, thet provides for the — 8t” Loa St. Louis or expense at Sea lars and directions {nquire of, or CHAS. M. WYMAN, 904 Olive st..St. Louis, Mo THIS IS THE GENUINE! botp ONLY Df BOTTLES WITH BUFF WRAPPERS. 5EB THAT STRIP OVER CORK IS UNBROKEN. out and send it to your substitut pe respectabie 7 — keep it, Thousands o Pe, — — N foot eo ge ay | G. 8 ULCERS, 75 1 Doe NE N ern M- pa CLANG. “Uses cen aes “Nose, is called the the “Wo! 2 Host Or And Signed by the Governor—The Legisia- tive Work of the Session of the Missouri Assembly—What Our State Sclons Have Dane. The following bills have passed both branches of the General Assembly and been signed by the Gov- ernor: An act amending section 1. 189, article 4, chapter 23, changing term of Ciroult Court in Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. Act providing for organization of Kansas City Court of Appeals. Act amending sections 4,190, 4,191, 4,192 and 4,193, chapter 79, of banking, permitting loaning of for- eign capital. Act amending section 7,150, chapter 150, changing date of settlement of treasurer Board of Education from April to July 15. Att amending section 7,132, chapter 150, changing date of settlement of county or township treasurers front April 20 to July 15. Ad amending chapter 140, raum on! duties of Kot changing the” time of holding Cireutt Court County. Act amending section <Low ye Bot to summary ngs against constables and service of proc- sheriff. Act changing the term of the Circuit Court of the ess by Tenth Judicia Act Ach of tenor relating to 1 the use of oleomargarine by inn- „ ot section relating to school money; nat eroviding tor the and rn Louis Court ot Appeals to Act mending — article 10, of adminis- trations. Commissions of surviving Act — 4 section — Ee preferred de — time of jineteenth Judicial Cir cuit. Act const March 15, 1883. chapter — fortes! of Act — sections 3. n * ame 24 section A- — IA created * district. ot repealing sections 7,087, 7,088, 7,080, relating a0 tomb — Act providing for seating of females by employ- ers. Act authorizing cities and towns over 20,090 and extend limits, roads and under 250,000 to eensus. to cities of second class; limits max ordinance. Act relating may be extended by Act adding Urawford County to Twenty-second Senatoriai District. Act amending article 5, chapter 89, relating to police regulations of cities of — * class. 8 Hee Act and levied by y Court. Act 1 section 6,197, article 8, relating to swamp lands. Sat epee = — — the keeping of 12 article 1, relating to and d has tone section eng or Act — term of holding of Circuit Court in Eleventh Circuit. Act amending section 5,622, chapter 103, relating Peace the to Jusiices of tue Act amending sectidn oe retatin personai property under execu Act a $105 yn ne — 14 — 5 litary Act — 244 of member of School Board from * oe ot ad 1—- or trust under Board. $22 toredeem Union military the manner of summoning special ‘Act making Carieton's abstract of land titles in de ad yw bonds eid ~ aL prescribing Act amending section 5,459, A allowing sale of liquor m quantities not less than a gallon at of state and “Crimfcs ‘lreasury. Act — po Act boaruiug-vouse Act auending may for — increasing penalty for carrying concealed Cour Act . ——— eee to asees «ment of ou 7,624, remung Act — thas section 1,364, posts, guide aot qunentng ext of March 25, 1681, relating to reg uiation of rauroad aims. Aut eee amending secuon of det Sαονοð — oe hen nevis’ been ees ‘odin Une of the 19 5 seosgpeetsets si = = E fi i F i : 15 4 8 i 1 work than we are We he pw oy ean — i a f ite and i: is fair to presume that we can andard of acting, while there is no doubt but that we will improve the setring. on nt I knew ‘something about it, but since I have have conctuded that — — Mitte It wih be acostl lowest estimate expense ag . at not less than $20,000. We aim also to collect the best — for the purpose that 7 3 of Ke week, provab'y cost ot | Rintoteae ne eee py and hha ene mat Bunch of Ka * dut 1 have & bit oF unwritren hinteey of 8. and which shows that Hoyt had yea little to do with it, The man who furnished the ori rinal foun- dation on which the play was built was Max Fischer, who was at one time an usher in the nd couse, and whois well known about en Willie Edouin was “Dreams” at the Opera House in to the theater and wanted to read ng tary void and all debts 9%, authorizing County mey restrictions and limitations 2,530, relating to nish- section 3,126 as amended by act of — article 8, relating to 5,839, 5.845, 5,851 and of petroleum. Fischer went and read the farce to Edouin, who thought well enouch of it oy in cash for full possession. Edauin kept trunk until the spring ot 1880, when he lbh home to Boston, and. meeting Hoyt. who was then the fueny man and critic ef the Post. asked him to try hi in a play with the plot which the German farce furnished. Hovt. did and Edouin was about to give it up as worthless, when Sanger propo-ed to Edouia to revam” and He offered if this was done by Edouin 8 doy ~~ ‘the San Francisco Theater in New York It was a go, and was presented ny was split, and Edouin, ne Cunfigid and Marietta Nasb voy. to oC — where the play was also a Edouin afterwards went to En land. where he failed to make it go. because the English es totally unable to understand the fnn in the 1030 times. 1 n oom original com has done a remarka- ble business. F red M McClay, whois in * — of the company, has some figures about it which he season in forty-four weeks “Bunch of Keys” took in $213,461. there was a clear profit of over $65,000 for Sanger This season in eighteen weeks the profits were over $26,000. The two largest enga ments the play has bad were in this city, ana rest engagetnents ever to assessment of 8 for erec- tion of — buildings: taxes to be ascertained drew in $7,761; the next time it made $9.561 and the last time it was here it played to the immense sum of $12.941 75, which is several thousands higher than it has reached anywhere else. Various sums of have been stated as Hoyt's pay for his work, but I ae that he has never secured * Mr. Sanger wil! not be here with the company, as 11 Nat C. Goodwin in his new bur- “A Skating Rink.“ which o I understand that brought back with him from England a new melo- drama, the work of a comparative English actor, and which was produc success at the Olympic 9 oy ben. f the drama fe Byre, who is play- ing Ruth — in Victor ‘eth Week, is not likely to go back to Wallack es as lead- ing lady exclusively, but that the position ia to be by Miss Anne Robe, an actress —5 — made a 4 in “Di iss Coghlan's place, "ana ‘aid so well that Miss Coghian’s jealous re" was aroused, and there was much rivairy and such lively times between the 2 that — 1 separation was go on the road to make a of | Amusement Notes. Act establishing insane asylum in southwest part bg Boys“ is the play atthe Standard to-night $208,000 therefor. be Egbert Comedy Comedy. , Act changing | terms of Circuit Court of Second Act amending act of March 26, 1881. sec. 1,681 of and Criminal Procedure," construing stat- Western Rink Combination appears at the Star Rink for the first time to-night. Professor Henry will deliver the first of a of lectures on mesmerism at the Pick wick to-night To-night and to-morrow night Prof. W. R. Ash will zive exhibitions of fancy and trick skating at The Stone-Kreiter 2 operetta entitled the the benefi bap, 1, relating to uncalied for transfer to State Act changing term of Jeckson County Circuit Court. Act art. 10. amend 0 — Providing Grotto.“ to be — t of Grace Chart The leadi will be taken by Mrs. G. Kreiter, Misses Freddie and * Stone and Ruth “The cherubs at the rire, “Victor Durand” aA Barrel of Fun“ mpany at the Casino, Broadway and — Museum and the Palace are offering a fine choice of attractions to the public this week. The dramatic event of the annual benefit, will ng St. — at — settie ceria.u ju ents. git eber dy hotel aud Sec. 4,075, relating to landlords and ‘garnisbees officers may 1 — uabie 8 auction sale of be held at the office of the Olympic Theater on Monday next, at noon. , ‘We are offering positive bargains in all kinds of musical instruments, that have been forfeited. Heras & CcLankrsox, Come and see then. 2 charming voice —— 2 — GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. Itseems strange that two comedians of the ebility of Robson and Crane should descend to farce and Wanne Woon, with | his one 29 ders at the Star Rink to-night. Probably a Fact. the event of the season. POINTED AT WITH PRIDE. The Gratitying Results of the Post- Dispatch’s Charitable Work. — — Suffering and Want Relieved More Widely Than Ever Before—Where the Subcscrip- tions to the Post-Dispatch Poor Fund Went To—How the Ladies Were Enlisted in the Work—A Mandsome Showing. severe one, with a greater number of indigent per- sons than ever before known requiring assistance, the well-to-do, In this connection ft it is especially gratifying to be to state that to t he special elle rt 2 oe Rew eee to se eure subscriptions on behalf worthy poor, is largely due the lively and which the public made to the appeal on behalf of the suf- erers. When the winter set in early with its well- kept promise of a long stay and much coid the outloo« for the poor was pecu:jarly unpromis- . Mote work than ever before were out of employment, ant tne pros was clear that but very few of them would-be & able the winter. A few days before Christtnas, right mg ag a gy oe ATCH started the subscription on behalf of the poor, and it up with artidles descriptive of the.sufferings which many families were then undergoing, the pathos of whose terrible. but unexXaggerated facts, revealed the necessity which existed for those who had and to spare to heip those who lacked the bare means of existence. But seldom has such a request met with so ready and generous aresponse. Not only did the sub- scription then started immediately attract general attention and receive handsome — mare but abundant evidence was at once avai @ that tue story of suffering published had stimuiated public sharity to an extraordinary degree. Never the special families whose misery had nspired a tender heart and responsivel 7 graphic pencil with timely power of touching on, became at once the objects of direct — 2 rom private indi- viduals, It was no sudden evanescent ebeili- tion of kindly emotion that was aroused; on the in number and individual 7205 — rigt : 1 — bringing its contributions of money an ing. which were at once placed at the disposal of the beneficiaries. It would be possible to swell an article with the interesting episodes connected with the management of the subscriptions in which you and old, rich and poor (for many a te was enclosed those. who souxht to lessen — 4 which they were suffering tbem- selves). — — surely not entire.y joined with a —— volent object, but it will not be amiss to mention one ineide it. Among the earlier subscribers was an unknown lady who. en- closing a bill, had folded it an unsigned note, bear- ing the simple words, “Enclosed please find $2 for the poor.“ A day or two afterwards another note came in the same hand eriting enclosing $38; later ou one containing a $1 bill, and s on until the contri- onc from the uaxnowa lady had reached nearly scription, book- keepers of the Singer Manufactur- swell the list. total amount of money sub- scribed to the fund was $619 50, for which the Post- Dispatca holds THE FOLLOWING RECEIPTS: Major Harrigan. .......-+eecescesssecseceeees $100 00 eee eee es eee 7 Captain Heubler dela deaoséeoneoeenesesbuses 180 75 Captain Heuler nde booooanes 9 50 Gr. ciceectbbcccccegesce £3 3 Captain Heubler eee 67 50 Captain McDonald. .............. Diedvan tence 10 00 Provident Association 718 denden 6 00 „rr $619 50 50 Among other donations were twenty-five sacks of flour from Lenuox, of the steamer Elliott, and at least packages of clothing were left at this office which, by arrangement with Mr. Richard Scruggs, were handed over daily to the Provident Assvciation. By the tabulated statement made above it will be seen that the greater ion of the money was dis- tributed by Capt. Heubler, of the Third Police District, who is thus able tw speak very intelligently upon the subject of the — thus accomplished. Speaking to a ost-Dispatca reporter yesterday he said: “If it were not for the Post-Dispatcu there would have been a good deal more suffering this winter. The need of assistance was greater this year than ever before and we received applications for relief from a ciass of people not previously known to seek it. I can give youa very good ides of the amount which I received from the Post-Disraton for di- tribution among the poor of the Third District. The total amount which I received in cash from ail sources was about $805, and all of this but about fan came through the Post- DispatcH — und. barr-is of crackers and 1,500 U reached us mainly through the influence of the Post- Disraron —— ication. EB STIMULATING of those ten and of the — naan pearance of the new subscriptions was wonderful, the relief directly accomplished with the fund being smal! when com- with that supplied by people whose interest u the poor had been thus arroused. It was a very common occurrence for our mee to contain one or nelosing inside . Post-DisPpatcn, with irections as to now the money was to be applied. This m-thod of subscribing began immediately after the Post-D1s- PaTou's first article, and it was kept 125 well all wintet. Then we used to be vi laties and 8288 asking us to he directed t certain — described in Post-Dispatos. With an uen wno came to the station in thefr — Which were laden with food and clothing, produced the 4 and requested me to make them of tee ve" were in the assistance. The amount of charity Jose in this way was enormous, and if it were not for D'sPATCH starting the wore it would not have been done at ail. these peop.e there were many wuo, without applying here, hunted up — famibes on their own gccoyot sod —— several of them supplied all winter. It .asa it and good work, aud as 1 said before, the Post- — inet have the credit for is." f TE 1853 83 ee 1 281 11 f f * ae 1 i 15 ap * — ould — r l elatar liverai—more so than ever before, I beileve, 2 POST-DISPATCH 'S had a good deal to do with i There poverty than | ever and it was good thing for Tr DispaTca, at the of winter, puulic’s attention « to condition aad to ft . : i 0 i Apt 8 : i 0 gies : : N is 18 Would Cont Only» Gout & Word From the Buffalo Express. The telegraph is unbearably — eho t Lawrenceburg before yest lay. when two * says e 58 2 7 . — the finest lady skater ¢ he world. at the Star Rink to-night. Doctrine Nepudiated. From the Chicago News. e at Washi of — ® public office a pute trast, saat’ i : 5 rT} An ub a ‘Lt eee ieee e SNVIDISAHd rt SPRING OVERCOAT Day, our splendid assortment of Cussom-fitting ones can’t heip but please you; prices range from $7 50 TO $35. Wo'd Ifke you to see some of our FINEST TOP COATS BA Ade) ee 9 imported —by us. and probably basn’t reached the “future great” yet, except at H-U-M-P-H-R-E-1'S IIIA UI This medici combin Iron with re yegutalie res po 2 — iin cael for ce arta of the and 1 7 avaluatie i for Diseases pecn omen, and all who lead sedentary B ives. It does not — — — — , Cause h uce con ype Tron medicin It — seg d purifies the blood, stimm ids the assim‘lation of and Belching, and strength- ens the — and nerves. For 1 Feve Energy. &c., it has no eq aa The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by BNOWN CHEMICAL CO.. = fill I Ward Furniture Stove and Carpet Co. 1113 and 1118 Franktin Avenus. J pestan ELEGANT BEDEOON n ome F. . and EVERYTHING NE nd fler on EASY WEEKLY Have now read for py CHERRY, MA NITURE, Beautiful CARPETS ED in HOUSEKE MONTHLY PAYME »until 9 o’clock eve MITCHELL'S CANDIES, Chocolates, Ice Creams and unch Parlor. oz u FOURTH STREET. HEALTH IS WEALTH! MAGUIRE’S QUININE AND IRON CORDIAL. Pleasant to the taste. Vitalizes, purifies and enriches the blood, acts gently as a tonic, nourishes diseased spinal nerves, acts as a brain tonic, invigorates the whole system, allays nervous irrita- bility caused by over brainwork, mental anxiety and loss of rest, produces appetite and healthy digestion, stimulates nerve power, If your brain is overworked, your nerves unstrung, and you suffer from nervous or general debility, and feel a want of vigor or vitality, try this Great Rem- edy and it will soon restore you to health and strength. Sold by all druggists, and “ FERNOW’S DRUG STORE, Corner Broadway and Market Street, th HER LIFE River, "McIwrosu Da. J. Braprietyp: Dear Sir—I bave taken several bottles of your Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other diseases combined, of sixteen years’ standing, and I really believe I am cured entirely, for which please accept my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude. saved my life. so you see I cannot speak too highly in ite favor. I hare recommended it to several of my friends who are suffering as I was. Yours very respectfully, MRS. W. E STEBBINS | ö Lack of ING, which 2 0 French Fru — ow erful 1 —— 8 8b LER’S VERS Hi 8 is fully compound of — 0 * one care - — Physician, w She with gree largely in wi success. It is no cine used mae 2 5 35 invaluable or 1 ER VOUS EXHAUSTION, NESS, INDIGESTION, 4. * and 2 * curing eee not hurt the system. J. Rhodes, a * of f Safe wes complet N. wri 2 my 925 . Bitters and ina st and most pr — — HERB BITTERS Co., 525 Commerce St., Philadelphia. Parker’s Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails —— NO POISON IN THE PASTRY iF I know your medicine TESTED A QUARTER OF A CENTURY—I?F STANDS UNRIVALED. LaGranoe, Du J. Braprrecp, Atlanta. Ga.: . Dear Sir—I take pleasure in stating that I have used. for the last twenty years, the’ medicine you are now putting up, known as Dr. Bradfield’s temale Regulator. and consider it the best combination ever gotten together for the disease for which it is recommended. With plaint concerning our cooks, which never Seems to lessen as the years go contrary 7 — to swell in v comp aint eaar una vo dalle that they have one. way of remedying matters a good deal in An active half hour three times « * * A 8 Cooking the kitchen, required prepare most subst. ntial meal without fatigue. Made in Simmons Hardware Co., 9th and Washington av. Stove 508 N. 4th carefully studied authorities in regard to its com- ponenta, and then (as well as now) pronounce t to be the most scientific and sk litul combination of the ne really reliable remedial vegetable agents known to science, to act directly on the womb and uterine organs, and the organs and parts sympatbizing - et/y with tnese; and, therefore providing @ epecific remedy for al! diseases af toe womh ene the adjacent organs and parts. 7 Yours truly, baer Stee, 8 hands. Vantilla, Lemon, Orange, „davor Cakes, Creams, Puddings, ‘ie deltentety and vat erally as the fruit from which they are FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE. Price Baking Powder Co., Dr. Price’s Cream aking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Best Dry Hep Yeast. — BALLS BT — nnr ee nur. MAGUIRE’S. „„ „„ ee «#8 oe * Nene: 3 . nine and and fron Cordial eeeese eeeodbe FOR THIS WEEK ar WILLIAMSON'S DRUGSTORE.. FRANELIN AVENUE AND NINTH Sr. „. Ae Treatise on the Health and Happiness of W THE WONDERFUL RETAIL 5c, 10¢ and 25e Store, 417 Washington Av. Immense Stock in Great Variety =| LOWBR PRICES EVER HEARD OF BEFORE.
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Little 4, 8 C. — . Evans, Milwaukee, are at Colum- 2 A Ind.; T. Rot berother, Marshall, Ma; 0. M. * and ‘ite o Nox port nardsoe, Quiney, Lil N Me; KH #. Dicxtusun, Roe rc l. and d. A. Lewis, Leaveuworth, Kansas, are at :, Brockman, Tipton, Mo.; John T. Harrison,“ G. Townsend aud bert Cuan — — — lows. ; James Sheppard ani wife She rd, Aren Wis: M. Myers, mee York; 4 Kau; G. A. Bauer and F New Vor, are at ibe St. James. 2 F. Kemp, Buffalo, N. Y.; C. F. Wer aT. u. Nee, Overton, Mo.; W. Wu- 72 Phitudeipbia; Sain L Macher, clevelind, ee Andrews and (auwily, Curcazo; L. . row and A. U. Gramin, New Lors; Bea Leue, Sau apd 8. W. Morgan, iniiauapus, are a& fait Arkansas; G. B. Edwards, San Francisco; G. W ‘Waters, Albert Lou, 8. irw.n, New York; F. Van Winkie and . Hersctiblein, O. Cruiteudes, New Haveu; EK. Leger, 3 L F. Stove, Pouadeipa.a, and A. Fuller, Fort Smith, Ark., are at tue Liuuell. E. Scott and 8 H. Wade, wae Yh C. Strick and. Appleton City, ue A Bonne terre, Mo,; E. UM. nworth, Jack von. ; Mra A. KH. Waun Fauludeiphia; U. A. and ti buryett, Lewisto » u. UL: Geo. UM. WIson and wife, New York, and Dr. M. J. Young aud J. H. Bartie, Su. Ciar. * are at Hotel Hunt a ee ow hw “Shoot Polly as she Flies, ‘was the way it appeared in the proof-slip. a proo:-reader, however, knew 5, oadon aud 2 o read: “shoot Folly as flies.”—Pupe. Of course it was a. error, — sin.le moment the use Dr Pierce's — gaia D.scovery.”—~—.be great aad only — 2 remedy yet kuowu for this terrivly — malady. Seni two euer stamps for compete treatise on this disease. ddress World’ 5 Dispensary Medica! Associauon, B N. X. 5 Pure Water. . . Absolutely pure water can be obtained by the 3 hd Stevens Filter. Satisfaction guaranteed ar 0 Sm Hagpware Compayr, Sole Agents. TELEGHKAPHIC BREVITIES. to Bechuanala April 1, 8 birthaay, will de observed as a holiday in Germany. The scrutin de liste election bill was adopted by the French Parliament Trussia has restored Duke of Augustenvurg. A bell is in the British Commons providing f compulsory education in Ireland. 1 Amos Bittner of Farming. Minn., shot and killed his un f brotber during a quarrel. Apr yar yeas in Oxford is suggested for Min- ister Lowell by his Engiish friends — - The Exyptian loan of $45,000,000 issued London, wand Berlin at 3 per A’. * * the family estates to the The recall of Gen. McNeill from the Suakim er pedition is demanded by dissatisfied Tories. The steamer City of Para . held in quarantine at New York, with two cases of yel.ow fever aboard. Osman Digna devotes considerable attention ouiting of provisions and water from the British Gen. Gordon's diaries have arrived in Lon — them to be carefully pruneu before a | Gen. Graham will not attack Os “_~ lane until Friday. the advance being d 2 Stag ng delayed by the scarcity The feeling for and against the Prince of Wales ts waxing warmer in lresan — was d as the date of his visit The announcement of th pee ley lands in Arizona commed Conk take 28 The Indians in the Winne 8 — Lapham, a farmer, e accent of ae: seer Trin tis uaa ite ee attempted to capture. Ar 22 Seats “Dowa with the dower: | — wild disorder. ended the Ciation met near Atchison, Kan., issued a — 4 sel resolutions aka ae rinks, *. — @ result of the o uferenss between Earl Duf- | Shi ate orces in Indi Two army corps of 26,000 men will be moviiized a. d and Stewart Go at at once io Rawal Pad _ Zestenle pate Colon Orrics, St. Louts, March 21, 1685. penalty, April 1. — — nd and Our Own” make saddles. J. B. Stun Sappuarr Co., 1108 Washington avenue, Auen Atome Aen. Ha., March 28. —4 large bein; enforoad in to the presence of fear of a cholera J. H. DEPREZ 2 — wirest, cures diseases ———— induigencies. Call or write oe seized a British surveying party sent : 1 rf : i i 715 bas 3 Ei E 8 ue 117 ec is f i sf Ff 15 it ‘| it * 11 1 F f : 4 3 771 i i i f i i 3 i “eo = ya Be 8 7 ail fi It isa section of an ordinary bomb-shell three-eighths of an inch in thickness, and by ectua] measurement 24 inches long by 144 inches wide. If nad evident passed into the eye-socket elgewise and | ad tu and when found r nearly parallel with the ne of the face, with the concavity toward the ront, so that when the surgeon's finger was thrust into the wound it was stopped by the metal, aed might easily have been nustaken by an inex enced person for the rear wallof the orbit. — eye had been forced in back of the metal and an extremity of the piece was frontal the farthest extremity bad entered the bead of the varynx; one side was in the nose and the other had broken away the cheek bone to the point of te jawbone. Over seventy-five bits of broken bone were picked out of the wound after the removal of the piece of iron. One singular feature of the ca-e is that now, when a siream of water is injected mto the eve cavity, it penetrstes through to the throat, one of the first instances, Dr. Bernays says, that has come witain his knowledge or experience. In | speaking of the Measure now before the Municipal | Asse.ubiy to have assistanis ted at the City Hospital. Dr. Bernays said was in favor of it, but he asso favored a further change, which is to jh hold each physician respousible for his treatinent of bis own cases, and re.reve Dr. Dean of the responsi- | bilty for other physicians’ work. He thougot Dr. | Dean had pienty to attend to in the mauagemen t of | the institution. 4 Ovr “Challenge” Buggy Harness, price $16. 7 J. B. Scales Sapp.iery Co., 1102 Washington aveuue, We are selling fine mantel clocks for little money. , Hess & CULBERTSON, 22 N. Fourth et. KILLED BY A DRUNKARD. Striking Coal Heavers—Catriemen Called in Convention—Missouri Matters, JaMEsPORT, March 25.—Jobn Massingill was fatally stabbed yesterday evening by Noah Voy, who had been drinking somewhat. Coy was promptly ar- rested. Morawa, March 25.—The coal bea vers of the Wabash Railway have struck for an increase of wages from $1 15 to $1-25 per day. ' (Lovrstana, March 25.—The wheat prospects in this viciufty are quite gloomy and a great many | fields will be turned over and p!anted in corn. Fuuton, March 25.—A committee bas issued a cir- cular to cattlemen throughout the Srare calling a _ convention to be held here the 3ist inst., to inati- / tute means for the pro > suppression of pleuro- pocumonia wherever foun ' Ricumonp, March B -A ono Meyers, about 24 | years old, is under arrest for horse stealing. | Hl 4. 12 ie . : 4 f ; ff A solid acre of.Clothing for Men and Boys. exhibited in the Largest Single Salesroom, unbroken by wall or partition, in the Word- - room enough for the three largest clothing concerns in the city, 2 some- thing left to spare; but every inch of this enormous space is filled up with a magnificent stock o FAMOUS’? SERTLIN C. SU TTS And General Clothing Supplies for GENTS, YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILDREN. Every Garment Guaran- teed the BEST VALUE for the Money Obtainable! We offer you, apart from Our Regular Stock, a Spring Leader from each one of OUR GGREAT STORES AS A SAMPLE OF.WHAT WE CAN DO AT — SEIN S ? & OU TES SUUTLI S. i Youth’s Cloth- g een n dfb, STYLISH SPRING SUITS, ‘ss — 8 65 factured from handsomely selected "AIL wool Cassimeres and Cheviots, inèiudin all the ular shades and mixtures of the Season. Among them 300 Middlesex Full Indigo Dye Blue Flanne \ 7 2 This magnificent assortinent of Suits, which are superior to any $10 Suits 1 the market, will be offered as OUR FIRST GREAT BARGAIN IN CLOTHING, for — We will display a full sample line of each style of our great $7 65 Suits in one of ane large show-windows; in two other wi a complete assortment of Stylish Spring Suits for Gents and Youths, ranging from $10 to 835 ad suit, and embracing all the —— * r styles of the mo — in still another window will be exhibited a magnificent —— of Boys and Children’s Suits, exposing all the latest and most approved noveities. j CHILDREN 8 SUITS, 4 to 12 Years: Our Be ening and Patterns, p ins for Children will be 1,200 All-Wool Assorted Cheviot and Cassimere Suifs, in nobby Sprin N an Fenn n pain and all desirable styles. — are 85 Suits, on which our opening spring price wi ‘ 1 THE BOSS! Our next item for children will be 1,000 Strictly All-Wool Cheviot and Cassimere Suits in a striking vietet) of handome and attractive styles aud mixtures. On these Suits we claim unusual good value and will place aes against any $7 Suit offered in the West. They fit Boys 4 to 12 years, and our opening spring price will be . - STILL ANOTHER GOOD QNE! s.500'Soye Schoot Suits, in handsome Union Cheviots and Cassimeres, desirable, well made and strong , and made up with a special view to durability and 2 qualities. 1 are the aula that Compesing houses will offer for $5 as a bargain; our opening price will be We show over one hundred styles in School Suits alone. ANOTHER STRAW ON THE CAMEL’S BACK! For Boys, aged 13 to 17 y oar we will offer two special lines of Union and All-Wool Cassimere an heviot Suits in a variety of attractive |” Boongvitie, March 25.—Ben. E. Nance, a wealthy | Stock-dea.er was shot yesterday. and seriousiy 4 wounded by Bea Swinney, an ewpioye. — 1 bas fied the country. PortaR Buorr, March 25.—The residence of Jon Forter burued last night. Loss, $1,200; no in- / surance. TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING FOR SALE. | Notmadein Eastern factories, but b | tauiors during the dull season of the year. — MILLS & AVERILL, S. E. Cor. Broadway aud Pine, 1 A SCHOOL GIRLS SUICIDE, The Winter Wheat Crop Killed—A Villain- ous Tramp—lIilivois Items. Cuicaco, March 25.—Carter H. Harrison has been unanimously nomina ed for Mayor. Miss Ellison, a school girl 16 years of age, took strychnine yes- _terday because she could not keep up in her studies. Bowker, March . Farmers report that from one-haif to two-thirds of the wheat crop is winter oom lan 2 of the flelds will be turned under tor nes. — — —1 eee 4 er 8. Doolittle. The loss in buliding. cattle and gra a — to $3.500; vo insurance PULASKI, March *,—The negro Dawson, who whipped his s'ep-son to death, was tured - ay at DuQuoin. III. Bet ve 195 Cano. Maron 23. —At Wolf Island last night G. . Mayo, alias Williams, entered the house of Calhoun and, with drawn revo. ver, robbed He escaped arrest Robert bim of $180 cas POWDER = mola Pure. J OPENING SPRING BARGAINS spring styles and patterns, upon which we claim a valuation of * 50 per 16. They are made from selected woolens, and will be offered as a Grand Spring Opening Bargain at - . - - 2 * IN ADDITIO to the above we will place on sale 500 substantial Union Cassimere and Cheviot Suits for Boys 13 to 17 8 of an extra good quality and well worth 86. We will offer these prime Suits at We are Pioneer Dealers and acknowledged Headquarters in Boys’ Suits and General Furnishing Sup- 1 plies Competition has never yet reached“ FAMOUS“ prices. IN SHOES FOR LADIES, GENTS, BOYS AND CHILDREN. taSPRING STYLES AND SHAPES—Gents, dons fail eaigee outt ů Sane ee : 90.45 Ladies fine Curacea Kid Button Boots, mat kid t and elegantly finish — — boat ele 12 Wa have eet — 4 Ladies best Oil grain city-made Button Boots, English toe wag pace $l. 95 3 2 On Grain and Calf spring price. : different styles of last and any shape of heel and toe desired; widths A, —— E and F. This shoe will cost you 88 50 outside of Famous: our opening t in * and Con showi nt styles. The choice choice spring price ........ .... eds cleus „ 6 „. d beens goods ‘al respects to Shoos sold elsewhere at $5 and $6; our holes, regular sizes, This shoe is worth $2; our opening renn a guaranteed 62 00 Shoe which we will sell tee tee wae — eeeeegprer eeees+eeeeeeee eee eaeeereeeee Sesser ee ee % „% %%% % % % „% „ „„ „„ „„ „„ „ „„ Calf Button D bot 000 Mises“ best city-made Oil Goat Button Boots, worked button holes, nicel — |. 40 2 cases Saag best Oil Pebble School Shoes, solid leather cates „ er nat, and equal to any $2 shoe in the market, sizes regular; — opening — Pr soles, with or without tips; sizes se 6 and 7; roduction in would be s cheap shoe at $1 25; our opening (37°16 STYLES in GENTS’ SHOES for $2 88, being an exact rep These — J American Calf and best bat 82 Bh src SPRING r offer a few cases Spring-heel Shoes, and finish to the finest made. „E Button work, and equal to any $5 shoe in the — They will be sold by retailers deer 4 to 8, which wanld be se Ca 51 00: ax wring opening price eee 9 % ç F e ç hem e eeee 2 „ „ „ „„ „„ „1„%„%„%%„%%%„%% erate ewe „% „ „ % „% „% „% rere at 745 our opening spring price 750 tay’ We are the handlers of fashionable Footwear at retail Se 2—23—5ͤ̃ „ guarantee at A SPRIN Cc BY H-OPEN — TIN — Slippers, regular sizes, Gane Monday morning. ws roe are — 5 doz. Gents’ and V FOR THE nore We we 50 dos. *. an e * Soa styles of the season, in ead y ü extremely low r. in ore, cut and worth 1 50; our opening spring ' pale erent sha f at an Ww. here outelde of Paanten 82 4 how tbat tp he 95 f J | ees „„ „ „ „„ „% „% „% „ „ „„ „„ * ise . e and $3 goods; our our opening spring price .... 3 . ee e e 81 85 in ad 288 .. “„ sete 78 1 00 The above are only “sample blocks” from our Immense Spring Stock of Modern Headwear. SPRING STARTERS IN FU Loe GooDs We are the Jumbo Dealers in these i Sind a a ape whic we oul lke to have you price elsowhare ad Wen — e 925 „ „„ „ „„ 400 HA eet examine gy aod rel Coston, 1,900 sol the latest French patterns of a, 650 250 ey ERD aie 4 1.500 doz. Gents’ U Shirts; — —— Unlaundered made ot of Utica N the world: our opening sprit Preiss... esse, Pertees dg. eren dn. bn sse, eee ebenen ee, ese Our stock in all Departments is now comple with. W ho thousands e ever o a e are showing CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS and FURNISHINGS or nd ts the —— ve design “yo offer the public at a saving price under any ered by competing houses. We are strictly WESTERN | for everything in our line. 1 ~ stores, wh hiclt, tting Establish e Me are now ready for Spring Business, and invite your tention to Our: taken as a whole, make the largest Ou T houses wide F i We tak 750. Parlor Sui Chamber §