St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 7, 1891

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-St. Louis Time, : Saturday; {Except ¢ TOW ROUTE. sas ver, St, le ine eapolis. on all trains and & on all West~ .&Q.R.R.~ part. ji Arrive, oo amit 5:50 pm 720 pm't 6:50 ‘ pt Baturday, and K. &N. W. BR. R. ‘20 am'* 5:40 pm 3225 am t 7:15 pm 715 pm't 7:20 am 745 pm 6:30 am HICAGO & P DUR kOUTE. Grand Central Dee way. Nochange 715 am't 5:45 pm WO amit 6:30 om 0 am) 7:55 am D pm '*10:30 am pm; 7:50 am bE ™m) tnut sts. 1:30 pm - RAILROAD, aint. Slee ers to nd New York. Q am|* 7:15 pm JO amt 6:25 pm 200 pmit 6:40 am pm't 7:45 am bm) 8:25 am FIELD R. R. 40 am/* 5:45 pm 320 pm't 1:20 pm QO Croomv- knoe RKO That B20 pm + 5:45 pm t p15 pm t 7:40 pm 2:50 pm 1235 pm t 7:45 am & SOUTHERN. 7:55 amit 6:45 pm D325 amit 5:45 pm B:20 pm 7:30 am 8:10 pmit 7:30 am p:20 pm't 6:20 am eae tecearnerens £7. H.R. R. CO. 8:30 am! ¢7:10 pm 140 pm) ue am 740 pm 7:10pm 630 am; *1:45 pm :25 pn $80 am? *1:45 pm "1:15 pm 8:10 arm 8:40 am B00 pm “50 pm 5 230) pm » 8a RAILWAY. 9300 am + 6:25 pm 315 pm t 6:40 am D (Chicago Line.) 40am'* 7:00 pm (00 pm + 7:00 am a 7350 pm/t 7:00 am 40 am* 7:25 pm 70 pm + 7:00 am 205 pmy 11:00 am AILROAD. : R20 am © 7:00 am 200 am * 11:55 am 700 pin * 6:30 pm y 7 PI RIVER. $:30 am ft 6:15 pm 9:00am * 6:30 pm 5:00 pm * 11:55 am 8:25 pm* 7:30 am R35 m’ 73 am eo bm 7:15 4 SZ a) Sao rr os 45 am * 8:00 pm 25 pm 711:00 am 245 pm + 7:55 am 45am 8:00 pm RAILROAD. Da) p 0:45 am t giao pmif 7: 5:15 a mi 6:00pm BO RAILWAY. CP TF bbe Oe 7 * a a) wee ¥ — ; “VOL. 42.—NO. 74. BY CARRIER, FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK, wA 81. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY NING, JANUARY 7, 1891. en o> ae A.GLOOMY VIEW. egg. SITUATION AT PINE RIDGE ONE OF GREAT PERIL. Sy fears That There Will Be a Great Battle There Very Soon. — INDIAN RAIDERS ATTACK THE PICKETS ON WHITE CLAY CREEK. — Gen. Miles’ Suggestion Approved by the president—Armed Settlers on Guard—; The Nebraska State Militia and Citizens Guarding the Frontier—Trouble With the Pale Horses—Miles Means Business. LonG PINE, Neb., Jan. 7,—All along the line of the Elkhorn.& Missouri Valley Road the people believe themselves in great peril in case the battle that seems imminent at Pine Ridge should result adversely to the troops. A part of the National Guard of Nebraska, 1000 men, is already in the field, and Gov. Thayer has Ordered reinforcements. Gen. w. L. Colby of the State troops is in com mand,’- with headquarters at -Rushville, where the larger body of militia is sta- tioned. Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill), Chieif of staff to Gov. Thayer, will confer with Gen. Colby at Rushville and the two will decide upon the best points at which to station troops. The report that Col. Cody was to Gen. Miles at Pine Ridge is untrue. Buffalo

JEFFERSON ,»Mo., Jan.7.—The Thirty- sixth ‘ener Atom was temporarily or- ganized at n of a large crowd State officers every section of the State. The usual for- mality was in the matter of selecting temporary © to-day and in the presence | rs, including the s from nearly followed in both branches, Qficers and paving the way for the perma- nent organization which takes place to-mor- row. Lieut.-Gov, Clayeomb called the Sen- ate to order at 120’clock sharp, H. Gray of Boone County who served @s Secretary at the last session, was appointed Secretary and Ashley of Jefferson City, temporary Sergeant- at-Arms. Therollof the holdover members and the Senators-elect was then called and f | the latter sworn in by Justice Gantt of the Supreme Court. A resolution wasthen of- fored by Senator Shelton to appoimt a com- mittee of five on rules. This adopted and the President appointed Shel- ton, Piersol, Teasdale, McKillop and MceGin- nis to serve in that capacity. An adjournment was then taken until to-morrow, THE HOUSE. we The House was called to order shortly after { - . ‘ Po * 12 o'clock by C. G. Yates, Clerk of the last 3 Assembly. Nominations for tem speaker were then declared in order, and ¥ J. B. Parker of St. Louis nominated Mr. Fogle — of Schuyler County. No other nominations _ were made and Fogle was elected by accilama- — tion. This action settled beyond doubt that ~ Fogle was out of the race for permanent Speaker. Mr. Fogle made a speech, thanking the House. Mr. Yates of Lewis County was elected temporary Chief Olerk and Mr. Stanton of Ste. Genevieve, temporary Ser- geant-at-Arms. Theroll of the House wag made up by Secretary of State Leseur as read and the members sworn in in blocks of ten by Judge Sherwood. The House then ad- journed until to-morrow. OFFICE-SEEKERS AND POLITICIANS, . JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan. 7.—The hotels are all crowded with members of the Legisia- ture, office-seekers and persons who came to see the opening of the General Assembly. The two branches will be permanently ae paninns to-morrow, though he se ( ssion was formally opened at noon to- day and members sworn in as such. The caucuses will be held to-night andthe slates selected will be presented to-morrow. bulk of the interest is of course centered in the outcome of the caucus of the Demo- cratic Representatives. The Speakership. ts ractically settied in favor of Wilb@® F. ttle of Pettis County. Ed Turner of Cline ton, his Byoue. copimen.. withdrew last night, and Fo of Schuyler did the same to-day. The farmers lnost for yenr years G r agricultural or- game, and tse some logtol which they say will be relished by the . cultural interests. The leaders state while they propose to do something with the railroads, express companies and other cor- rations, still they will not tolerate any- hing of an extreme nature. N every member has a bill of some kind ready to introduce as soon as the machinery of the Assembly is weli in motion and from the present indications there will be a deluge of measures the first few days. THE SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE. * The House members are, however, most of their time and attention to-da race for the offices. Nearly every y cedes that Tuttle will be Speaker, Florea ee ving o the con- odawa Rallis Chief Clerk. The last mentioned ' rted stron y by the farmers, and hig candidacy looked so formidable to-day that J. A. Hannay of Morgan County, his princi opponent, withdrew. Other candidates le the track last evening. An old farmer, com- menting on the outlook to-day, said: ‘‘The grangers know what they want and they propose to get it.’’ e St. Louis aspirants for tronage are worsens hard, and C. L. Rowland. who asks the Assistant Chief Clerkship, getit. There are from three to a hait- candidates for the other offices, from cha lain down to doorkeeper. The chief clerk have about forty appointmentsto make, in- oe deputy = rks, pages —_ salary paying places an or the interest in the race rivals that centered in the Speakership. The Republican mem- rs have decided to hold a caucus to give @ w oftheir number complimentary v 1e Republican minority is so small that few seem disposed to give it any consideration. — ST. LOUIS RECORDERSHIP OF VOTERS. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan. 7.—Gov. said to-day that he would not announce selection for the 8t. Louls recordership o be bya = —— was c= rea or business. e appointme be made to-morrow. M. i ranning, the Governor’s private secretary, denies t he is now or ever has been a candidate for corder of Voters. The office,it is unde rests between Jury Commissioner and Judge R. A. Campbell. Illinois Legislature. SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Jan. 7.—The contest im the Democratic caucus for Speaker of the Se: s are jubilant over “i strong hand they hold in the legislative nel bai of Speaker pro tem, and Smith of _ other “4 ~ Ps: A, wa ‘A oot House was short, harmonious and decisive, § — ~ Clayton E. Crafts received 58 votes to 17 for Rufus N. Ramsey. After the result was an- nounced Messrs. Crafts and Ramsey | in speeches. It was unanimously agreed that Ramsey be elected temporary chairman at the organization to-day. Before going further with the nominations the caucus ad- journed for supper. At reconvenement B. W, Riyes of Kankakee was selected as First As- — sistant Doorkeeper; C. W. Coleman of Union, — Second; Jobn Cockrell, third. There were five candidates forthe Posmastershipofthe House, and a spirited contest resulted. Misg O’Connell of Springfield was finally chosen. 4. Ate Ape. a. e The Democrats of the Senate caucusedatthe =

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rea. LL DETAILS, UNION DEPOT 5 SURPRISE. That It Would Be @® Bridge Over er Suggestions rs. Improvements, after da protracted meet. | Union Depot, suc- which they hope us hor too evasive. extreme, and leaves tiled condition; but This report is sim- treets reports that ate a bridge over tracks, south of st_ from Twentieth from $200,000 to $250, - account damages to also deem it neces- Hee that the streets st sides of the depot to say and the rea- t the board did not the charge which were. trying to run is case the Council the board to say e could be built over d-+-has without any thatf it could be 300.000; Now the e committee will he details are there he board has three nad one for streets. structures startinga tT street and connett- Street bridge. One Spruce street Clark avenue, astrip off the east ,from Clark avenue Side of Market from St, and off the east ™m Market to Clark Ke the wide. and give all the traffic the establishment of would be pleased to em in on this thing, want to appear too they goto the other their report until Hg of it left. vileges Asked. t put things in very ble & Western road, gall the troubles and ve burdened the . Louls were ina fair St. Louis & Subur- red to enzgrossment passed at the next Then it will go to erates, where no asthere is nothing sure. The proposi- ontemplates the re- ization of the whole Western . > system TTrOW ‘(,;,auUuge as tion. The road will Fp electricity through- that the route..is too des to make a cable O yvedrs the company steam locomotives nd operate by elec- ranch line isto be the main line into e of feet, and at adepot satisfactory lit. The depot is to under practically the ose ot other roads © park. has spent a good the ordinance, and Me an arrangement prove satisfactory to rs at Work. ors, who lost their ber, are being looked e year the sprinkling out and it takes quite them out, so the In-- red intothe higroom City Hall and armed er and set to work. at first, but hope to ork about the ttme their loafing ijcbs, A a Duty galt rheum or any other fmpure bicod,to take nds of others of the and fair trial 18 le reasonably apariila for$5. Prepared only ecaries, Lowell, Mass. me Dollar Green, VE ST. See . Us, NWN’S by which its the valuable streets from — ys i OPIUM * Aiate Glatt a CT OF THE PRESIDENTS’ MEETING AND SILVER LEGISLATION. English Holders of American Securities Selling Freely—Great Interest Mani- fested in the Presidents’ Meeting— Clearing-House Certificates. New YORK, Jan. 7.—The market, all things considered, was stronger this morning than many anticipated. The action of Congress in taking up the question of silver legislation was unexpected, and frightened off many in- tending purchasers, while it increased the rates of English stock that have during the jast three days been such a feature of the market. There is no question that anything that looks like free coinage is very unpopular on Wall street, and that when such @ measure jsunder discussion, with any chance of suc- cess, ts influence is distinctly in favcr of the _ ENGLAND SELLING. : English investors are easily frightened by the thought of free silver,and being of the opinion that even the possibility of the pas- sage of a free coinage act will depress prices, foreign owners of American securities who pad intended to hold out for better figures, and were not compelled to dispose of them, sent selling orders by telegraph. That this was not done for the purpose of raising money 1s proved by the fact that the selling orders are generally accompanied by instruc- tion to buy at lower prices. As a conse- eyence more stock from abroad was for sale to-day than had been counted upon. The prospect of silver legislation in the imme- future has had little effect in putting a «ontothe bull talk that is curreut on the “reet, Some were inclined to believe that ene revival in prices would be postponed, but nearly all were of the opinion that a re- vival is inevitable, and that English stocks sold now willeventually be repurchased at higher figures. THE PRESIDENTS’ MEETING. The coming railroad meeting is considered more important, at least for the present, than anything that Congress is ket to do. A majority of the officials who are to attend have already arrived, and while all are reticent the belief is that a strong effort will be made to come to anagreement that will put a stop mot only to eutting. Dut also to excessive railroad bu! ‘ing, Just what Mr. Gould’s intentions are isa mystery that the street would give much tosolve. That his action in relation to the Omaha bridge has made the situation far more difficult than it otherwise would have heen is .dmitted, but not a few are of the epinion that he raised the point only in order tabring other lines to terms by offering to ebandon it in return for concessions , GOOD FINANCIAL OUTLOOK. fan agreement is arrived at which inpires eonfidence that its terms will be observed, an immediate advance is looked for as the sup- ply of money available to engineera bull movem: is daily increasing. Yesterday a large amount of clearing-house certificates were redeemed, and itis hoped that by the endofthe week the amount outstanding will t m Much of the money paid out to close vearly accounts has already found its way back tothe banks, and within the next few days their deposits will increase very largely INACTIVE BUT STRONG. {t noon money ts easy at 3@4 percent. The stock market fellaway into extreme dullness x but Louisville, Union Pacific ,tchison and Sugar refineries. The last (was the feature of the trading and on an inereased business it rose to @% from Ak the opening. The general list meintained its firm to strong tone, but the fluctuations » insignificant, and no ma- ress was made anywhere. .At noon the rket was guiet but firm at the best prices of the morning, after a sharp rise in for everyvt! ry OPENING PRICES. The stock market again showed its strong tone this morning and opened with an active business and prices generally fraction higher than last night’s figures. The declaration of 1 lend of 2% per cent in cash in Louisville made that stock the favor the early trading and it is the most active Dut the strongest on the list. It rose 1 percent to 75%, and although the leading stocks were actively traded in, their gains over the opening prices were confined to sma!ll fractions. Among the inactive list,Man- hattan was the feature, rising from 10}% Rio Grande Western %&. Outside ‘of e, New England showed the most ad- ‘aining %&%, but the best prices were tained, about half the improvement ck, however, prices were strong vanced again, though the market was s active than during the trading. kK market showed some weakness 12 o’clock, but it was lived. The dealings were by no special ~- features restandno change inthe temper of the speculation occurred and at 2:15 the mar- _ ‘as quiet but irm to strong at the best rices of the day. London, at the close, consols’ money re * 11-16; do account, 9%; United States #5. 144, dO 4les, 106. Bar silver, 48%d per ou! Money l@2 per cent. Rateof dis- count in the open market for both short and turee-months’ bills, 3@3l% per cent. ert tte, Ue Ss 20 eat ee poe 5 Reaee hy eS Eas ti ote 5 snare pa vine Sot ’ * aw them 28 ay : 3 ‘ ‘ ae ME eek Wy he fs a fs a THEY WILL GO LIKE HOT CAKES. Northeast Corner Broadway and Washington Av. OFFERED GREAT ANNUAL CLEA $3.00 Children’s Cloaks all go at..........75c $5.00 Children’s Cloaks all go at........$1.50 $12.50 Children’s Cloaks all go at.......$5.00 $5.00 Jackets all go at..................-$2.25 $9.00 Jackets all go at...................$3.75 i , : +f a oe: 7 2 a ‘ 7 " ae : re Pas > tr A Cea Se aed a hei . ? “SS ‘ — = '~ ay. «= “ss eee aS 5.55 j i, ai Re ie 4 me pee te a Pier : - 1oyh - 7 * “a + a a 4 > . ’ * , » t, : . a. » Sa a 7 - m +. AT OUR $12.50 Jackets $15.00 Jackets is > ey NOW 1 THE TIME. aK ARISIAI LOAK C9 “ie — - Sa | : ; t DALE! OD OR bac ists ccescccsereee ere erie ks $7.60 Plush Jack¢ts all go at............$3.75 $10.00 Plush Jackets all go at...........$5.00 $15.00 Plush Jackets all go at...........%8.75 THEY WILL GO LIKE HOT CAKES. —— Da N’ : Northeast Corner Broadway and Washington Av, $8.00 Children’s Plushes, all shades, $18.00 Plush Top Coats all go at........$10.00 $3.75 Children’s Plushes, all shades, Go at $1.00 Go at $3.75 $10.00 Children’s Plushes, all shades, Go at $5.00 $5.00 Newmarkets all go at..............$1.75 $8.00 Newmarkeis all go at.............$3.00 $10.00 Newmarkets all go at............$5.00 $15.00 Plush Sacques all go at...........$9.00 $18.00 Plush Sacqneg all go at..........$11.50 $22.50 Plush Sacques all go at.........$13.75 $27.50 Plush Sacques all go at.........$15.00 ORIGINATORS OF WELL MADE Northeast Cor. Broadway and CLOAKS AT POPULAR PRICES, Washington Av. Parisian Cloak Co. HOW 1S THE TIME ee eee ee fractions and closed dull but firm at close to the best prices of the day. LONDON, 1:10 p. m.—Prices of American securities: Northern Pacific pfd..........++.++. 609. hs i cienismiseasbotadisabiadasbint 19%, declined %& ON IEEE SEG ERECT, Louisville & Nashville........+.+.-. T7le, advanced & i ita as ona cme soeeesess- Sole, advanced New York Central ....ccccccccsccsess er peng SOE coecseeseess 16%, Geclined &% EPG ar ND. cccccnvscenseuseerocees 45i2, declined & PI idisiesdvcepsedectocth ecetnee 29%, declined %& Gaylord, Blessing & Co., 307 Olive Street. We are connected by private wire with New York and Chicago, and execute orders for the purchase and sale of railroad stocks and bonds for cash or on margir; also grain and provisions. Our factlities for obtaining quick and reliable information are unsurpassed. WOREMEN BURIED IN THE WEST END. An Embankment Caves In on Three Lab- orers This Morning. A frightful accident occurred in the West End this morning. While a number of work- men were engaged in excavating.a public sewer in the alley between Olive street and Washington avenue. Boyle and Newstead avenues, about 11:30 o’clock they struck a bed of gravel at the depth of about twenty-five feet and one side of the embank- ment fell inon them. Three men, Patrick Moran of No. 3435 Manchester road, Edward Prangie of No. #60 Manchester road and Patrick Ryan of No. 3942 Lucky street, were buried under about six feet of dirt. Their fellow workmen were fully half an hour extricating them from their awful position, and three of them were very dangerously and probably fatally hurt. Allare believed to have been injured internally. The men were removed to the Mullanphy Hospital, near Grand and St. Louis avenues. 4 A telphone message from the Mullanphy Hospital late this afternoon stated that none of the men were fatally injured. It was not thought from the hurried examination made that any of them were internally injured. All have now regained consciousness. A GENUINE REDUCTION SALE. Cut Glass, Sevres, Lamps, Royal Wor- cester, Doulton and Onyx Wares. The people who have visited the great re- duction sale now being carried on by the Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., corner Broadway and Locust, are surprised and de- lighted with the extraordinary reductions that they see marked upon each article in plain figures. Though the sale has just begun, the volume of the business is something astonishing, and if you would avail yourself of it you should go quickly, because while all the lovely goods of this great house are choice, yet still by going quickly a more satisfactory selection can be made, as thé variety is greater. Re- member, it is corner Broadway and Locust. a AN IMPORTANT WITNESS MISSING. ee A Man Who Could Possibly Throw Light on L. L. Buck’s Death. The police of the Central District are look- ing for a young man until recently employed as a buggy-washer at Geiger’s livery stable, Ninth and Walnut streets. His arrest may do much to clear away the mystery which at present surrounns the L. Buck, who passed the City Hospitalat an early hour yesterday oetins A om the effects of a concussion away yard the unknown’s hat. Dr. Steinmetz tient to the —— where e following day iden as L. L. ther. wiid Wier 2.15, but the SENT FOR THE SHERIEF. THE RUBY MINING CO. ASKS PROTECTION FROM STRIKERS. The Men Employed at Their Mine in Casey- ville Quit Work and Refuse to Allow Others to Take Their Places-—The Min- ers’ Demand. The Consumers Coal Co. of this city, who operate the Ruby mings at Caseyville, Illl., and the O’Fallon mines at O’Fal- jon, MIll., are having tgpuble' with their miners at the former place. It appears that the men have been receiving 42 cents a box for mining coal and on Dec. last they were notified that on Jan. 1 they would be reduced to 3 cents a box. The men refused to accept the reduction and the company has been en- deavoring to fillthe place with other men. Notices have been sent out by..the old miners, stating that they are now on ae “strike and requesting other men to remain away from the mines and not accept employment there. The men also state in these notices the re- duction that has been made in their pay and claim that the Ruby mines are the only ones in which the wages of miners have been cut down. SAYS.THEY HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED. Acall was made at the office of the com- pany in this city and Mr. Morrison, when ' asked about the trouble remarked: ‘*There is no strike going on at the mines, as the men who are out have all been discharged. We notified them on Dec. 15 that on the ist of the present month their pay would be reduced from 42 cents a box to 35 cents a box, or prac- tically from 2% cents a bushelto 2. cents a bushel. Our own weights of the coal and those of the railroad company show that our boxes average but seventeen bushels and thirteen pounds each. At 35 cents a box the men, therefore, receive a trifle over 2 cents per bushel for mining the coal. They ey take the coal from the walls of the mine and place it in a box and there are laborersto haul ft out of the mine and doall the other work. It is true that noother mine has reduced its men, but that is because we were paying more than any other mine. None of them give their men over 2 cents per bushel for mining coal and we could not afford to pay halfa cent a bushel more than othercompanies. For- merly our men received only # cents a box and they went on a strike and then they were ; offered either %35 cents a box or 2 cents} r bushel as they should elect. ey. took the % cents a box, and if that did not pay them as well as 2 cents a bushel they would certainly not have chosen it. Since last October they have been paid 42 cents a box, which is almost the rate of2% cents per bushel. When we paid them 2 cents a bushel other nes paid only 1% and 1% cents. Our men may claim our boxes hold more than they do, but the fact that they selected 35 cents a box in reference to 2 cents a bushel 1s the best evi- ence that my claim as to weights is correct. We pay our mentwice a month, and nearly all other companies pay ~~, month. Last Saturday we ad box up all their loose coal and remove their m the mine, and then we d them offin fulland discharged them. e adver- tised for mento take their placeand have some thirty-four men up there now and about - Clair County that we desire protection for our men and -morrow sagem | he will be on the ground. We send up about thirty men from here in aa- dition to those we are dy there. If you will take the trouble to ingutre you will learn that noother com- pany is paying over 2centsa bushel to its miners. e y cents at our O’Falion nes, but a superior quality of coal is mined there. and ft is much 4 aiso brings 1 ificult to take out. x ox % A. s, No. R., 82, fs and Mersman Camp, No. 174, Sons of Veterans, will take be delivered Messick and Mrs. Gea the Past Protector of the Women’s Corps. Music and military tableaux wi is lief fol- low the addresses and the entertainment will close with the familiar ‘‘ Auld Lan A meeting of citizens will be hel ing at the City Hall in furtherance of Syne.’’ this even- peveees to raise a fund of $20,000 with which advertise East Louis durin year. Itis the intention toem the current oy one agent to travel over the country in the city’s inter- ests and another to be stationed in St. Louls and attend to local advertising. The project- ors claim that they have already raised $11,000, of which they say the Denver syndi- cate that recent! dition has given $10,000. A damage suitin which James McCormack seeks to recover $2,000 from the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co., is on trial to-dayin the Aan Court. sustained and one a leg plaintiff. ‘ McCormack egg by D the claims of to his rf orman his duties while employed on the defendant road. Thetrial of the Rutz case terday. A judgment for $100 was award e Singer Sewing Machi ce ne purchased Denverside ad- ve spine of + ’ ended yes- the Co. secured a judgment against C. EB. Maedein for $75. Louis Tissier, John Sullivan, Armond Mechin, Thomas Burke, Michael Sullivan and Daniel Hallisse left to-day for Ca Girar- deau, Mo., where they attend St. Vincent’s College. A meeting of Laurel Lodge men of America, will be hel Modern Wood- d this evening, at which Grand Counsellor W. A. Northcote will deliver an address. The police raided the 0. 4M. sand-house last night and captured fifteen tramps. This morning the coterie were given hours to leave the cit Frank Hurd of Pinckneyville, 29 years of age, diedin East St. Louis remains were shipped to interment. esterday. The nuckneyville for Christ Goetzand Fred Benkman leave this evening for Milwaukee, where they will enter attendance at the Priests’ Semina There promises to the Board of Trade organization meeting in the City Hall, Wedn night. Col, EK. 8. McDonald of St. Louis will speak. The public is invited. Belleville. Among the marriage licenges issued yester- day by County Clerk Rhein was one to E.B. Wilson, aged %,and Mrs. Laura B. Wiison . Leas. Th both oF st Geek Special Bargains Clearing Sale for To-Morrow. Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Wool and Merino Underwear and Hosiery TO BE CLOSED OUT. Infants’ All-Wool Vests and Pants..........+++++»-190; reduced from 406 Infants’ White Merino Vests. Children’s White Merino Union Suits.............360; reduced from '75e Children’s All-Wool Scarlet Vests and Pants....39c; reduced from 89a Boys’ White and Gray Merino Shirts..............150; reduced from 356 Ladies’ All-Wool Scarlet Vests..}.........++s.».-690; reduced from $1.26 Ladies’ Camel's Hair Vests........ reseseteecesess OOC; reduced from $1.26 Gents’ Heavy White Merino Shirts................15c; reduced from 350 Gents’ Fine White Merino Shirts... Children’s Natural Wool Vests...... Levveceseeeees+ B00; reduced from 656 seeveecesioss».- 260; reduced from 506 Ladies’ Fine All-Wool Ribbed Vests ............89c; reduced from $1.50 Gents’ All-Wool Shaker Sox........ Gents’ Finest Cashmere Half Hose.. ssseeeeeccesess- LOC; reduced from 35c stteeeeesseees. uc; reduced from 65c Ladies’ Finest Ribbed Cashmere Hose............49c; reduced from 85c Children’s All-Wool Plain and Ribbed Cashmere Hose 190; reduced from 356 Choice of all our Children’s 6Oc and '75c Cashmere Hosiery....35c Infants’ All-Wool Hosie , Plain and Ribbed..... Choice of all our Children’s 40c and 50c Cashn tre All our Children’s 25c Wool Mittens........ ve 10c; reduced from “eee *renwpeeecneeeeeteeeee ee eeee For Thursday only, 100 dozen Ladies’ 4-Button Genuine French d Gloves, embroidered back, for ape only, ; reduced from $1.25 Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Almost Given Away. 50 dozen Ladies’ Good Muslin Chemise and Drawers For Thursday only, 18c; ‘reduced from 35c 25 dozen Ladies’ Fine Gowns, solid yoke of embroidery tucks, made of New York Mills muslin, For Thursday only, 95c; reduced from $1.50 100 dozen Ladies’ Gowns, Chemise, Shirts and Drawers, trimmed with torchon lace, embroidery and tucks, Choice of this entire lot for Thursday, 45c; reduced from 85c 50 dozen Ladies’ Gowns, Chemise, Skirt and Drawers, made of New York Mills muslin, trimmed with Hamburg embroidery and torchon lace, full size. For Thursday, 59c; reduced from $1.25 All Our 65c Pocket-Books..... All Our 35c Pocket-Books 190 - For Thursday gy dozen Ladies’ White Embroidered Hemastitched for less than 20c and 25c...... andkerchiefs, spider web corner, never sold Choice of this lot Thursday, 106 Sonnenfeld's, A I ee A PHILANTHROPIST, NOT A SPECULATOR. Mr. Adolphus Busch Corrects Some False Rumors and Makes a Pilea. Mr. Adolphus Busch has been considerably annoyed of late by repeated questioning in regard ‘to the purchase of the House of the Good Shepherd site on Pine and Seventeeth to Eighteenth street, a deal in which it is said he made several hundred thousand dollars and that there was no phil- anthropy whatever in his pitt of thirteen acres inthe southern part of the city tothe ropert The story as circulated fiferr that Mr. Busch had some inside knowledge of the location of the new Union Depot and knowing the Sisters of the Good Shepherd to be compen for room at Seventeenth and Pine streets, gave them a tract of thirteen acres inithe southern past ofthe city where land is cheap, and re- leved themofthe present — py pay: ing $175,000 forthe entire block whic 8 bounded by Pine, Chestnut, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. The ground, as soon as the bill for the new Union Depot is passed, will be worth not less than $500,000 it is said. Asthe generosity and whole-souled philan- thropy of the — of brewers is well known, it was not generally believed that Mr. Busch would enter into any scheme of this kind ,and his statements regarding it, together with his denial of the story, are ry amy When the tale was retold to him this morn- ing by a Post-Dispatcn reporter, Mr. Busch was not in the least ruffied. ‘‘It puts mein an awkward position,’’ he said, ‘‘but lassure you there is nothing in it. [am more proud than everthat I aided the sisters now, an their coming rosperity. When I learned the sisters were mn want and after seeing how the poor women labored and almost starved them.- selves to keep 500 women and girls alive and free from contact with the world, I was moved. No one extended ahand to help th#m however,and I decided to make them a present. I gave them that roperty of mine in fee simple to have for all ime, and I determined to see them comforta- bly fixed upon it. We, I mean the sisters and a lew others besides myself, decided to build, a House of Good Shepherd for $400,000, andl romised to loan them $100,000 cash, without terest, on their old place. The negotiations are now almost complete,and I wili soon tve them the money. In the meantime only $40 000 has been raised by the sisters for the people have been siow. to the Sisters hem the cashin sums as would hold the property and if I ever sold it they should receive whatever it brou in excess of the sum I bought it for. 11 "hes sell outright. But as will take a longtime and t Sisters need a new it for home very soon, help he in fact have needed should hand cars stone masons an4 laborers were run down by the Chicago exprece on the Pan Mand4le road at Pentwyn siding, two miles eastof here. Wheeler Burgess, Robert Davis and Joh# Kurn, all residents of Steubenville, were in- stantly killed. The telegraph operator atthe siding reported the express five minutes late, This wou to reach the end of the siding one mile away but scarcely hadthey gone %0 yards when the express rounded the curve, running at @ high rate and dashed into them, S15, 817, 819, 821 N. Broadway. ln RUN DOWN BY AN EXPRESS, Plunged Through a Trestle—Blown to Pieces~+A Day’s Disasters. Cosnocton, 0., Jan. 7.—Last evening two load with a gang of sixteen dhave given the menten minutes Plunged Through a Trestle. CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 7.—A passenger engine on the Newport News & Mississippi Valley road plunged through a trestle yest afternoon three miles east of Stepstone. : engineer, Ed Hi and Fireman Ed McNeil of Kil instantly killed. The trestle train was running at a slowrate of speed this saved the lives of the passengers. engine tender rn, of Burlington, W. Va. were and express car 4d y , the kind a a a a a a a , +ovcocogeroooroce KING OF COCOAS--" ROYAL COCOA FACTORY.” Kings are but men, but all men are not kings. Therefore, 2 when the King of Holland says, as he did by deed of August $e 12, 1889, that he is greatly pleased with ES The Master Plumbers’ Association of St, night. The following were elected: J. FP, Pe 2 = Shae , ee Bors 4 % , 4 ae fe ie Ex »roke while Bene | ‘ Wis re through the breach and the wreck took fire. x e oO e engineer was drag ara the wreck, but MeNell’s could not bo oxtel: a cated and was co in thé flames, ae Blown to Pieces. ; New Yor, Jan. 7.—Jobn Delaney, a work- ec: man engaged in handling dynamite car- re tridges for Tully & O’Connell, cont dropped a_ cartridge Pf tag mem 4 and , blown to pegate. One of his legs was torn ¢ from his y. a AMONG THE BROKERS. ’ The following quotations were made on ; to-day: ; nip, | ASK BID, | ABM. ; 1 52%%| 170 | |Maj. Budd)........ 5 7 4 2 aoe: Se ry * -® - OntTTOSE 524 eeaese ep aed 3200 |23 St, MOWsclesisanes a % sidudehdedvcecet Tete ROOD clicttcan 5 epi ae 4 4i4 |'M. Breen.| 76%) 6 een enre (ee wwere Nellie ; eevee erraeree oe ihe «ie eaeeetol © sheen Old Coli sear cnneleneereew © “ 4 ‘tals pels ld Jesatt saabe ‘id eos ‘ ae -Ma oe heed be Ocnd) |E- Morphy) i 4156 “4 ] Zz P poe . oa”, a one ~* 3 os . 0 lf og se oanserdieteiaue Siover hap 166 i1 sie ei OLeeerceeslowesees Bo. tre eereeeleeeentes $y ; ee eee ee Cee Tou "it ele teneewel ee oeeree Pos @he & 66% 2 Coheed eurnres a. ees ceecewrtonse #008 ce ‘ 9 oevebenses * Re seoneece 176 Yuma.....; ee in amount. : as Master Plumbers’ Election of Officers. ¥ << om beatae a em ty

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a A NG HOPE, - NS DISPUTE THE Ss LYMPH. and Its Composi- Same as the Old Acid Injective of — ion. ction of the medical , Scientifically and 26 outset, is now be- announcing lack of cure for consump- physicians appear papers repu of the cure, pr ©. Durand, Dr, mas H. Burchard, George F. Schrady. the effects of the » simply those of hich it is adminis- his paper gives an cal sentiment. He onths since Prof, its- with his lymph a sufficient time to mption in its earli- Prof. Leyden has Man 75 cases and All these are, in treated, directly Among these 281 §, while Dr. Gutt- . Most_of the re- doing well.’ sician were to treat very initial stage } there is very little sults could be ob- or three months, pf cures. So far, seded that Koch’s remedial power osis. There is a ive Against laryn- hear as yet of no pecific effect upon eresting. Tempo- been produced by PINION. ons of lymph asa viewed by a physi- rtainly entitles his in continuing the to state that by no the lymph confined st comments—natu- tomes fromthe Paris 6 Pasteur, who says here has not beena , evenoflupus. Dr, ena patient srpffer- his hospital fifteen en discharged as having occurred aterval. Moreover, y as to the conse- The medicament b, andthe reactions errible. No venom tered in such small milligramme) could » have. therefore, a b energy that it may mnism disorders, the mo one can surmise fied. You may have cal papers of yester- nad h#maturia have mho had been treated small doses of this he kidneys that are pg R CANCER. ne treatment of cases bpears just now to be yew York physicians n purely tuberculous ed reductions pro- s suffering from can- ancer Hospital, One and Eighth avenue, m not only in New irope, and already ases are coming en from the very erlin. Dr. Schrady, ions and is conduct- ll refuses to become nd has not yet ex- he actual value of the The patients are pperator is not, and fert that they believe n improved. There the Cancer Hospital ply of lymph is now dy. Physicians who om Berlin state that n America who has drug, and his experi- Bmore interesting, as instances on surgical RK HOSPITALS. tions yesterday at where tuberculosis ment, anda numper rad’ to be inoculated chant, a resident of en under treatment ease of fibroid con- arged, asthe lymph ect upon him. The has been twenty-two young countryman inoculated. At the nost notable patient man 70 years of age fifty years. Though begun only abouta harkedly improved, indication that mhe cases of tuber- me and skin at all the same, improve- ll be discharged as em within the next entat Bellevue Hos- . patient who has suf- iption for a year and arentiy. been cured, eveloped acute con- Sthathe is now be- ations have not been however, for any erved. Thecompara- Sputa of the other Pshow thatthereisa of the number of treatment has been th of time, and the » become more ftavor- TTY GIRLS. r Members of the Club. cing of the Harvard AoOlin Clubs’ Western — ais visit: abs were off for St. aken at Champaign, parkling an aifairas When St. Louls ad. that the Harvard r boxes at the dis- to see the De Wolf les dn the i Atir.’’ atst. Louls, and_in mes fF. How gave the gwas the first intro- mento the beautiful Ss noted tor, and the hembhbers of the glee tenor and dazzling st their hearts. and Suaded to continue on Clubaiso gave a re. mm, “), a former mem- g at the concert by s inventor. ord, r.Wellington Adams, patents covering ail of propelling street proposes to sue the Z overiiead wires for ition in the court may iG long drawn out a lit over the telephone iiions of doliars: in- rsies will continue to tors shall invent and tke to protect them in | eir discoveries, but to innocent parties Ments of patent ri hts. - | &@ slululory remedy, , eu Sal Risiee- 4y a TT! ee . EC + Ree b jIsT OF ENTRIES TO THE NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB STAKES, pocAuliffe and Carroll May Fight- Again— The Dempsey-Fitasimmons Match— Cincinnati Players Receive the Back Salary Due Them. ; xew YORK, Jah. 7.—Secretary Kock of the xew York Jockey Club, has made a report to the press of the entries for stakes which posed Jan. 2. Among them are some of the niegest events on the turf, The Metropolitan | Handicap and the New York Jockey Club nandicap. the two big events for all-aged norses have both fitted most satisfactorily as tneentries for them include nearly all the cracks of the past season, Salvator, who has meen retired to the stud, excepted. Mr, Kock’s report is as follows: yetropoltan handicap, one and one-eighth has seventy-one entries, to wit— Esperanza, Los Angeles, Re- Elyton, Senorita, English Prather, Riley, Gerroll, Lizzie, Prince Royal, Kingston, Ban- Raceland, Potomac, Long Run, wadstone, Livonia, Firenzi, Fitzjames, Tour- nament, khono, ®osemite, King Thomas, valetta, Masher, Magnate, Ben Kingsbury, isaac Lewis, Tea Tray, Her Highness, Hart, Wallace, Bermuda, Sallie McClelland, Chaos, vellie Bly, Uno Grande, Demuth, Clarendon, Rey nel Rey, Peter, Lowlander, Vagabond, ctrathmeath, Judge Morrow, Thorndale, St. augusta, Russell, Westchester, Chatham, reckon, Ambulance, Leighton,Tenny, Pagan, ilideer, Fairview, Sextus, Fairy, Rico, rover, Montague, Buddhist, Tristan, Cast- away I1., Cassius, Once Again, Can Can. The New York Jockey Club handicap, one ione- quarter miles, has fifty-five entries, Juding Los Angeles, Reporter, Senorita, 1y. Eon, Prince Royal, Banquet, Raceland, / Tournament, Burlington, Tea Tray, iy Higheess, Demuth, Clarendon, Rey Del y.-Peter, Strathmeath, Judge Morrow, |. Reckon, Westchester, Chatham, ad 1y. Leighton, Buddhist, Tristan, Casta- l1., Cassius. meeting, n. “Ll: Galllard, 92; 3: Debutante, 86; Harlem, miles, eatict Santi=, 1 wter, Lady, Eon, quet, 1891, 2-year-olds—An- Larchmont, 1; 112; ae * ear-olds, Bowling Brook Handicap— ter. 74: Throggz’s Neck, 33. Tremont Handicap—All Breeze, 53; chuvier, 5. FALL MEETING, 189]. olds—White Plains Handicap, 249; ”: Mount Vernon, 189; Broadway, cex: 1%; Fashion, 108; Champagne, . ives—Manhattan handicap, 61; County uh Handicap, 77. “aie Matron stakes, 1898, has 678 entries of which the following are the principal nom- inators P. Haggin, 116; Milton Young, 75; wT. seott, 60: R. G. Thomas, 41; Rancocas Stables. 44: Estate of August Belmont, 434; p. Db. Wit i Teve bree vyear-olds—Pelham Bay Handicap, 84; Y TARAL’S BIG EARNINGS. 1|.the young man whose services ‘ured by Walcott by a retainer ear, is a smooth shaven, well lv boy, whose success is due to itation for honesty. His popularity ing public is only a year old, but ves how quickly people recognize I ‘ Jockey 1a ibly earn $25,000in the coming ased on these figures, riding would 1 reasonably popular profession to follow, yet there are so few of ness that horse owners fre- vithdraw their entries owing nt supply of jockeys. ENCES OF AUGUST BELMONT. Belmont dead and Con- Brown and A. J. Cas- tired list, the turf has lost some supporters, says the New had#Aan abundance of money ‘in their horses, and raced ionor of winning than for the ent with the stakes. was especially true of Mr, Belmont. ed his horses next to his children. fa could not be hidden instant from anybody who the Nursery stud at Babylon, racing division of the stable has for years. Everything there be- the cenuine sportsman from the trout the door tothe comfortable quar- the horses and their attendants. In parlors Of the house, where the ai banker spent some very pleasant hours, more than a score of oil paintings repre- ting sultana, Magnetism and other old- ume tavorites who bore his maroon and red ‘sto victory in bygone years. One of the hentucky,a renowned son of the Lexington, hangs on a’nail near efireprce, andin the great halis prints of edest race horses of their day are to be €n in profusion NEW ORLEANS MEETING. EANS, La., Jan, 7.—Yesterday’s e were as follows: ice, selling, five furlongs—Governor Lou outa neck, Phantom and -Bon- owing. Phantom almost crippled 'acozven horses at the post. Time, 1:02. id race, selling, eleven-sixteenths of a Nettie Kent won handily by a length; ~ ~ . J ——_~ > _— © — eo Bh —t at ek tt - —~ : - race, selling, six furlongs—Rosa won se, Napa a short length before Winnie me, 1:15%%4, race, free handicap, one mile— [won by a length; Justice a length rank Shaw. Time, 1:42. GUTTENBURG RACES. ‘ORK, Jan. 7.—The races at Gutten- lerday resulted as follows: one mileand one furlong—Ma- Burnside, second; Redlight, ie, 1:58he, i race, Six furlongs—KimbDerly, first; second; Little Willie, third. Time. “ura race, half a mile—Sunda first; Red. 4, recond; Go Lucky, third. Lime 49%. ice, six furlongs—Tom Daly,. first; econd; Chancellor, third. Time, six and a half furlongs—Ben {; Pearl Set, second; Capulin, ie OD ui seven furlongs—Lizzie Fonso, ies, second; Ripton, third. Time, GLOUCESTER RESULTS. “STER, N. J., Jan. 7.—The races here sulted as follows: ice, Six furlongs—Rosette, first; Lit- sey, second; Mamie May, third. Time, ; “ad six and one-half furlongs— “UDDer, first; Pestilence, seeond ; Evan- "third. Time, 1:2444. * Pace, seven furlongs—Lonely, first; ', Second; Lithbert, third. Time, racea ‘i race—Dead heat between King Idle el, Glenola, third. King Idle won BASE BALL. Bi ted Marr and Ollie Beard are no longer ‘“erhood creditors, says the Cincin- The sums due them for month’s play of last season was lull yesterday. They had already ‘17> each from President Stern. The ‘itoutof money belonging tothe oClub that had been left in his ‘sterday Attorney Bruce, who rep- t Brotherhood Club locaKy, paid Dh tull. This about settled the quarer, Dtract , et m te: - - ¥ or ; a » it . . > - 1 : a. & Y i > # 5 — . ’ . ~*~. Koy : ) Cee Oe te ee is ~* ure of guns, bicycles and light whicles. I understand that gunmakers are in- vestizating the subject, ind an Indianapolis firm has begun| making bicycles of the metal. Its trightness and strength, and non-corrosiymess are qualities that especially fit it for these uses. You should see the sheets of which the buoy- ancy chamber of our ship is compo#d. They are about as thick as this sheet of Southern Hotel letter paper-—.0% ofan inch thick. You can crumple it as I do this pa then smooth it out easier. some sheets .001 of an inch thick you could crumple as you would a silk hand- kerchief and then by laying it on a smooth surface and calendering it efface every wrinkle. Aluminum is a wonderfull metal. More is being learned aboutit every day. It is only a short time since.a student in Ober- lin (O.) College worked out a scheme for ex- tracting the metal from clay. He went to Pittsburg, set up a little shopand borrowed electric power for some days. He extracted the metal right thefe and a reduction com- pany was formed,’ They are selling the metal at$i per pound and are making it for 10c per pound. The price will be reduced when the demand increases enough to attract other manufacturers into the busi- ness. A company in Chicago will be a strong competitor. The Germans and French have manufactured ¢onsiderable aluminum. I have aspecimen sent me from Germany which is 10 per cent Aghter than that made in this country.’”’ ‘*Have you made any expériments recently with the model of your machine?’’ ._**No. Wehaveno occasion to. We know what we shail be able todo. The model will probably be exhibited in Chicago soon. Some gentlemen from a scientific society there called on me the last time Iwas in vac ge and asked for permission totry the model in a large room. We will have a meeting of stockholders ina few days and I shall then lay the matter before them. If they consent the model will be shown. COMBINATION OF OLD PRINCIPLES. ‘**‘We have no doubt that we shail be able to rise, fly and deseend, because it has been done by others before. ehave no new principle in our machine. The cigar-shaped buoyanc chamber is old, the propeller is old, we di not discover aluminum, nor did we discover the lifting power of hydrogen, the aeroplane principle or the mechanical vacuum princi- ple. There were gas engines and electrical apparatus before we began experimenting. e have invented a gas engine that gives one- horse power to two and one-half nds of weight, and have madesuch a bination of ideas, of other men’s discoveries, that we are sure of success. reparing the wa ; e are taking out patents on every detail of our machine t. is patentable, and we are buying patents that were issued before we entered the field and are valuable. We pro- pose to clear away all possibility of © ng- ments, for itis certain that as soon as our machine has successfully completed its trial trip there will be hun who invented the first electric light device been equally careful he would be wealthier than he is to-day,.’’ OUR GREAT OFFERS The “50-cents-on-the-dollar-in-the-busy-months-and-ask-more-for-their-goods-in- January” houses are “Not in it!” Oompetitors can’t keep the people from coming to our stores. We keep right on in all seasons, giving you clothing at figures others can’t equal, lie they ever so much. Here are our great money-savers for this week: Your Choice of Any $20, $25, $30 or $35 Suit. (Sack or Cutaway), in the House for BL 5.007 | This means you have your choice of hundreds of suits whose former selling price has been $20, $25, $30 and $35 for only FIFTEEN DOLLARS. ART MARVELS. OLR OV LERCOATS. Our stock of Men’s and Youths’ Overcoats is the best in the city. No one disputes this. We show you the latest styles and shades of Kerseys, Meltons, Cheviots, Chin- chillas, Cassimeres, etc. Some silk lined. Every garment tailor made and perfect in finish. Prices range from $20 to $40. “ This week WH GIVE YOU YOUR CHOICE OF ANY $25, $30, $35 or $40 Gar- ment in our house, none reserved, for #165 3 Sales end Saturday night. AWE SELL SHOES L. HUDSON, CLOTHIER 406 AND 4208 NORTH BROADWAY. fA LIBERAL OFFER! RETURN YOUR BOTTLE OF VMIEAD’S CATARRH CURE . An t your money if you are not being cured. Others have failed. You will {O00 miles to get ic. For sale by druggists. PRICE, 76 CLNTS. nartenattli go Si -secmara The Mead Remedy Co., 12th and Olive Sts., St. Louis, Mo. AMUSEMENTS. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR The Gelehrated CHOCOLAT MENIER Annual Sales Exceed 30 MILLIONS Lbs. COL. RAY MEYERS’ CLAIM. An American Consul Wants Damages from San Salvador. Sr. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 7.—One year ago Col. Ray Meyersof Huron was appointed Consul to San Salvador. When the Colonel arrived at headquarters a rebellion was in progress. The siege continued day after day, and the only protection he had was to take refuge be- hind a huge rock bath-tub. Here he remained two days, and when firing had ceased he made for the docks and returned to Washing- ton. Col. Meyers has now instituted suit for $50,000 damages against the San Salvador government, and will press his claim through the State Department. CRAND OPERA-HOUSE. | Ww. MORE EVERY Pong ° EE EVENING. |6& MATINEE |IN THE °° SATURDAY, | SEA KI NC. Seats at Alexander’s, Broadway and Olive. Next week—THE BOSTONIANS. Bostonians: er See "AWARDEDAHCHEST Pelz: A I } | PARI XPOS BOON . . CHOI EN 2TTS : CG: ! ~C? r ER — i : P Horo a KPoStTtON = OLIVE ST. JEFFERSON- FLORENCE | =———=—aeaeumcesmet COMEDY COMPANY. To-night and Saturday Matinee, TICKET OFFICE Vandalia Line is now located at 221 North Broadway, corner of Olive street, with Adams Express. ‘Sad No Licénse. F. W. Antony, the proprietor of the bar at the Delmonico Restaurant on Lindell boule- vard near Forest Park, was fined $300 and costs in the First District Police Court this morning on the charge of selling iquor with- outa license. The defendant at once filed THE RIVALS. notice of appeal and furnished proper bond, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights, ee e———eEeEEeEEeEeeeee HEIR-A’'T-LAW. Monday, Jan. 12, second and last week of Jefferson and Florence. Sale of seats opens Thursday Morning, Jan. 8. STANDARD THEATER. To-Night at 8, and Saturday Matinee, HARRY WILLIAMS’ OWN SPECIALTY 60, THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL. Next Attraction—The famous Rentz-Santley Nov- elty and Burlesque Co., presenting the latest sensa- tion, The Clemenceau Case. MUSIC QT. ours, Jan, 1, 1891,.—A_ meeting of t : , EX ? OSITI @) HALL. ders of the Odd-Fellows’ Hail Co. at Room ~ MARRIED. 701 “at ; f 12 o'clock m., for the election of seven HERRICK-CRAW FORD—At the residence of W. M C F All L| 1 ’ F RA C0. directors and for other business. x. M E. WILKERSON, - BLOAN, Bartlett, 3213 Pine street, by Rev. J. D. Ritchie, TO-NIGHT, Great Comic Opera, | na President, ' Mr. LEON HERRICK to Miss MINNIE CRAWFORD of ro} OV ER. ee 7 DeSoto, Mo. Prices—$1, 75c, 50c and 25c. On sale at Balmer & ELECTION NOTICES : —— LOL DEATHS. Weber’s, Bollman Bros.’ and Exposition Hall. . Wednesday Matinee, 25c and 50c. No reserved seats, Baz N’S BANK, St. Louis, Jan. 1, 189]. code ee ” EY D>. in te

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¥ St Yonis Post. Bispatd, Bednestiy, Fanwary % 1891. bates aig CG. NICHOLLS’ 228 | —— - — iti s —s | ‘ TY FOR AS. » LODGE NOTICES. ‘HELP WANTED—FEMALE. PERSONAL. FOR —RooMs. Se = C +4 Corner, SPEC‘AL MARKET REPORTS. aa ———— oo spre , oft kets pablished Theeday a cit ond Suervones. | Aieinaane mies nt Pe | TEE enc] FRANK OBEAR, |) exemexcee. Kors. mand cane on . (). ¥ K. ee A ikl RAPA RPAPP LPP a | lig t housekeeping. 00x200 * . ays. v2, Lodge. No. 9, maw oho writes a ~ “pest nu sonal’ are received subject to revision or 5 OTH BT Fu -yent reasonable near Grand av., beautiful 10-room house; Cabanne pl., 1 » Rear Arcade; choice, Bor and Muis nie market | publishe a Fridays. Henry ‘Dlscher th sil Aa W ‘copying AGt: 6, tis = aoe diets 4 po ng ged 2 18 : oe LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER, it S88: “monthly ee wok el 13 rooms; 13-| Belle av., 60x155, near Pendleton av, nen ven to-morrow eve ents ele eee at: ne en Serre ren. i a ag ework. ran aati ietieen. or by tating tes 100 Gee Te 8 | Boome 47, 48, 49 TURNER BLDG, | inch wall! lor soxiso. e28 se cousin} saemncny ton | DUA MMNANDD merthoees corner Waite COMMERCIAL. JOHN B. OLEVERDO XVANTED—A girl for g neral housework. 3763 | office ket. Advertisem in this 8. 15TH ST.— second-story room, Cabanne place Olive st., near Boyle av.; 10 rooms; ; : ©. WENDIER, Secretary. Rana. TWitne* ot ee 3 seicaan hot of a bustaeos nature, of two | 2U0 pistly sited tf light hopeckeopings also Ball| Oferta te Shek oe Lindell Railway, 2,blotks ot | SOx] ar, gwar, oten;| Washington 8%o» cust of Vandeventer aq, THE MARKETS IN BRIEF. ; TOD) TX one year or SI, .,200 in two years. Progres- ANTED—Girl for general housework. 3010 lines and over, FIFTEEN cents per line. ry =. pees oe burban (Narrow Geuge),'90 lon 27s feet front; easy terms.” 58x254. — sive Benefit er, open meeting in honor of ieee st. ’ 8. 12TH ST.—Ticely furnished front rooms on a in first-class con- TC ~ dt ighe preme officers at Euterpe effe av. : 9948 first and second floors. ~ 13} One—An 8-room cottage, new, in ; PLACE 71i3 CH ESTNUT ST, WHEA ash scarce strong, No. Pieut ste Wednesday 7th inst, at p,m, All| (VANTED—A working woman for iota al, ONAL—Arline, ch ou’re worth s dition, with 60 ft, or 100 ft.; at a great sacrifice; ge REMEMBER THE ’ 98 1-2cand No. red 1c. May u ehesandhearthen. : : ATa14 Park av. ERROR Ate Asine, chess Gp, you'ry i 620 %:. N. 5TH ST.—Nice single rooms;-$1 a week | owner must sell. red . nse 33 Deputy Sup. President. WANTED_A good girl to do general housework. Gowan Grad poopie 79%. and up. Sy rhe other—A, fine 10-room, Tecidonce, let ie tled, closing —, at 96 5-8c bid az | IN ,. $200 two years, $100 at death 2951 Thomas 66 ay 8T)—24 ais ; water, | not 100 or 200; owner will I take , | July at 87 7-8c as B10 ee FC TM arhahyencthas aici | WATER Assim 02 raven Bowron, “ ye caae prices bor thie carpets tg, Furnt ture and e — 172 and smal] joom; new buildin 13 ta, i The St. Louis Merchants’ Bridge Terminal Doctors in New York and Lon don, y May 14 ‘| 45% a | 45% | 45% $5%4 b bere to work around the house; best of references. W and the care of children. 11069 8. 11th st. 66 | ty “tC. Atveti lots b fies Of to ae U. Leono , 190 OLIVE S83i—2 furnished et rooms, first | F blicly into the Reported by Frank J. B 5, this office. 39 Guta ai dec outeoashi’ acl” deals dr., uc Beas ive st. ) floor; fire wd bath; price reasonable. 13 Baden Aa oitled. Railway Co. has stepped publicly Cured by Cuticura. - c ee ~ CHIESGO.—Re jog) iP aineres. rown,roems ] Boys. Mrs. Geo. E. Pasmore, 2603/2 Washington av. 1. 000 35 printers, § §1 Sasask moe Send: sap oietonabes: 2008 OLIVE 8T--Three furnished rooms. 13 " you munes 4 op , Borman. i eepedar = eererts Bt Lous oor Lar — ie ‘. pe miadie ——— WHEAT. nnn nnn — “~~ D—G in | ; : ou do not I will no r msi-} | of property from 18641 contracted askin disease that differen NA ee WW ANTED—sit. DEY outh of 18, of ony Kind. Ad. ‘Say of four; no ‘washing. 3334 Washington _COSTUMES AND WIGS 9196 SLIVE Bi Bovens-esesy ost elegantly le tor the consequences.’ ee Bu ) | Mrs, Esther Collins, the sale having been | doctors called psoriasis, eczema and urticaria. Ido fey OM mH —— a nee St = | 8. = Fo ade balis and theater, f tand made a aL, ever OR os see ee ees en x — — imeither ‘thé consummated for her by M. R, Collins, Jr., | not know what it was, but itcame out on my body ig Bet CORN, ' TED—Neat 1 to assist in general r masquerade bells and theater, for rent an PINE S8I.—Nicely furnished rooms, cheap: me nor ey.” ell, : ———— roe a =D to ‘Miscellaneous. x WA Nose wor housework; pied paciean ent home. 4068 | m So Be yg in i gold — eG we bat Wataut ote 2305 furnace ad grate heat: private family. {3 that is impossible, try ! peas a 1. wade: memeeek oak pao permet ohne We ‘a ~ sos pata am xe | 3 =a “ —_— TANTED-—S lored man as porter, | *inney av. _ Halt block west of Southern Hotel. rooms, second floor; water and rouch’s . ail W mee poy hy valid; good rete - Address WANTED—A German girl to do house and leundr a row tie foranens by ba fluid; aa 4 9338 A } CARR or-4 ‘ ge icc re3 . ) tially located on _—— a a a. Eni S| tors in New York and London. I took internally | May | / 45u | 45% | A5% | 458% G 6, this office. Washingt Lyt§ 4 small ly. Apply at once, 71) M isfaction guaranteed. 1525 a 14 9 62 6 neta _—Elegant furnished room; pri- ons ggg So A ne Oe See -- oe iceadn every formof medicine. One day having applied | Aa HES Ne, SA. :- vate family; hot and cold bath. 13 y » | some CUTICURA, I pressed a piece of tissue paper . — —- = TED— | WANTED—Competent girl for general —s Pe ABE A: the fortune-teller_of the Wess, $35 PINE BT Neatin fa ish SRM checs toons } | next south of Cass. sae purchases penaie 6 over the anointed surface. I found that it adhered May | 11.25 (12:45 = =[11.20 = $11.35 HELP MALE. > , Nea — - more pro revious : ’ —— re ee WAN good wages to one who understands her busi *| 262 room, gajand b bath; re 13 Siock. ane then sutena locating their and that it made the remedy much more effectual. | aT = ie 640 ea freight depot, and with that object in view | had been suffering with the disease for twenty-six May | 6-4 | } 6.4 2Y_° SHORT RIBS. Oe imps aes MULSIO —— 5 feet_on the west side of Collins | vith OurICURA and covering the place with tissue May 15.70 [5.70@72¥g| 5.67% | 5.7007 , ps also bought from Mrs. Collins a lot Of 42X | years, Strange to say that by anointing the spot ——— | ness, 414 N. Leffingwell av. 66 a - a ; ! t oo se 0 _ Clerks and Salesmen. =. Laundresses. , Vi RS. e. U BY, 264. ee two ms for Parlor, with age 0 $12. ! > | Te 0 Sa ae 2 ela COR 5h sak! Actin - om a " Teak, a i v ANTED—Traveling oe (NEE aman ge prt RE Sa Pi Ment AE ) DICKSON 8T.—Two elegant parlors, fur- i: W ° pable laundress; steady usin - street, between Dickson and Cass. On ei i ae and gives luck in business and love affairs; tells your OLIVE BT.—Nicel acaiabea front par- OF PURE NORWECIAN 3 | between Dickson street and Cass avenue, | icine or dieting, I was cured sound and well in less July , 9245 a. Corn—Jen. 5 Ge ok Feb., A8iNe; Mi Ji HAYWARD’ 3 racine ea nite mierw A and unlucky days; manufactures the genuine 3439 lor. ; 4 13} 4 a lot of 41x93 feet was also bought from the/| thana month, with less than two boxes. 2c. « at ibs » Fork—Jan., — — Fel 14 ANTED—A girl of 15 years to nurse and mak belt, witich gives you luck in business and all COD LIVER OIL. same grantor for railway purposes; the con- A. D, WILSON, Moline, Ii Lb Bava; Mays widiee, Short ribed - ie Business and Shorthand College, 618 and 620 Olive Ww Donen og pe ful. be Laf mare your undertakings. Hours from 8a. m. till 8 p. m. R RENT— front rao 2d floor, water up- sideration for these three properties bein icv’ ’ — 02 - yey rote Vac. ort ribs—Jan., 5.221 Pilg st. Day and night; all branches taught. 54 | *." Rersels generally use 2834 Lafayette av. tters with stamp answered. 209N. 14th st., be- stairs; $7.50.| Inq. book Phase, 511 O'Fallon st. | I sometimes call it Bermuda Bot- $25,000, a round valuation that was plac May, 5. TOS. T2e as $1. nie Seb. Stl tee — Ste phers WARSZTED—A nurse who has had otoe in the tween Olive and Pine sts. 74 cn ee ! ted, and many cases of upon them in the deal. Terrible Skin Disease sen $1.05; May $1.08 July, eb 81. wt the — . Sate Te Seles Bape Wages Sb S Comngeeey South of this, on Broadwa ite the D 00%. Corn—Jan.., 5c b: Feb. 598 ie — ~ ~~~ | person. 4063 Washington ay. 70 BOARDING. | CONSUM PTION, u a7, oppes I will state that my little boy, 2 years old, hada 97%8c; Dee. 5 i ; Round Top Market, where the old Whitt March, Sie: itay 59g ; June, ——; du -, Og is LN WANTED-A foung wan stenographer, accustomed | Bronchitis, Cough Building stands, ts the place selected for t @ | terrible affliction of the skin. After my family phy- —Jan., 5 b0%c, March, 515se; yg 3 iske bid Address T 4, this office 60 39 OLIVE SI—A few good boarders wanted Se Cold ssenger depot, but the Terminal ple | sician had failed for six months to cure him, I tried TOL 50 Vheat—Cash, 960 a; May, Wie a; Ju a Bera. 8 ; . ne WANTED—AGENTS. married or fingle, at 325 Olive st. 18 ! i NER... Kang pmgo Bh: ro penne Caras oek’ wiven ‘pubitelty a a people GaITGaaeks Seana. to wy geet Qsigc: Aug.. 92%4C. 4 ‘The Trades. LA SALLEST.—Furnished room with or ve h n of future improvements. g ADT CARY ASSERS wanted to canvess for Sze line 928 without doped in private family. 18| { advantage -is that the most sensi- } Ot Thecdosia avenue lot 60x60 fect, below | COS ee ey = —— eee Receipts and Shipments of Leading 4 17 .TANTED—First-class cutter and fitter at 1324 ladies’ French corsets and waists; liberal com- tive stomach can take it. Another de, situated 215 feet east of Arlington. on It has now been over one year, and no appearance 0 cles at St. Louis, , missions and ready sales guaranteed. Address OLIVE #f,—Nicely furnished rooms, with , diseas d willi if Wino acks Chapin Corset Co. , Jackson, mich. 78 1600 se stggie or en +a nani eon pod Rs mney Sopetiias el ‘ne Hy aye ) he soutii side of 2 ee ier me Rd tes pita wpa orga on edi Ret Be: For the twenty-four hours ending Tnesday, Ja ‘q Was Bas Prank expetionced bl mith baiver 1 605 ¥ GION AV. — Nicely furnished “ hea vol ge ich it contains, } st oe - foot, by a K. Florida on Rog ana to testify to the worth of your remedies. © died, ond corceapouiiing dng th 2500, ct rion i! m: wonneonemcmallon Bri » front m, suitable for two gents, with ill find at Sen’ ‘eal té } | Donald to R. H. ps agent Boge W. A. KING, Puxico, Mo. Ssraih . ED—A practical, first-class soap maker. WANTED—PARTNEBRS. rings luck and benefits those when in trouble board if Pircrmes § 18 ou Ww : e ateyour located in that vicinity has been se g at by the Merchants’ Exchange: i Wx “Aaa. with ref. R 3, this office. 58 of any kind—business, love or family trouble. en ; Drugsist’s but see you get the) | §2 to $a foot higher. 1% It can be bought by the rich and the poor, as it OLIVE 8f.—Finely eames rooms, cone original SCOTT'S EMULSION.” g , 7 Cuticura Resolvent i: i .— > 4... Site & llonaer Mans- ANTED—Lady partner a na 9 He F oe ook ag ge 171 Sore, tol hasten bath ‘wi 5 oT ye se DENVERSIDE IMPROVEMENTS. _ Receipts by Shipments by 1" WEiskesing Oo. 11th and Hebert sts. 58 Wax ocan command $500 within thirty days, to tt ° without first-clasg board ; single poewe. a : Prey Ae al Pn a ome Yaga LS oe he The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of ARTICLES. River and Rail. River and Rall wax TED—A first-class sign writer. Apply 0 F. engage in gensool business twenty miles frome De 1802 OLIVE 6T. —wewly furnished room with vereittiy for the Denver capitalists, ao been | Humor Remedies, internally (to cleanse the blood of 1591. | 1890. "0012 | aan H. Lempke, at D. Crawford & Co. "Be 58 ’ home confor 18 platted by the manager of the property, J. T. all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus re- eo er sae a ~ Laborers oreo RTI RAO Office in Dr. 9113 Lucas PLAGE = CE — Elegantly furnished cCasland, into fourteen blocks of 1,000x265 | move the cause), and CUTIOURA,the great Skin Cure, ete | 44001 (18°875|| 12 6.454) 10, i a eh aia eins BUSINESS WANTED. facturer of family inedicines. Lx ble ) rooms; iipt-clas 18 | feet each. ‘This subdivision will be known as | and Curicuna SoaP, an exquisite Skin Beautifer, Corn, bu....| 34;375| 283.175\| 211075! 35572 ANTED—Thi rty men and teams on Compton SS entrance on Olive, St. Louis, Mo. Mention 913 WALNU 8ST. “Hey or two nicely furnished Positively cured by East Denverside. Two east and west streets | externally (toclearthe skin and scalp and restore Oats, bu....| 11,000) 21,900 16.760) ” 63° and Market st., at St. Louis ee a WANTED, Young man wants to invest $7,000 or this paper. ; 74 small rojms with fire and board, $16 eacha these Little Pills. and one north and south street opened | 4, hair), speedily and permanently cure every ea 550 1,650) 990; «GJ E. Whelan & Fanning. ayin manufacturing or retail busi- month. 18 oles the tract are to be improve with ti b al j | fu- rley, bu.. 2,600 600 4 ness ith services; e 1 reference given and required. 0) LUCAS 4V:—Nicely furnished second-story ark strip down the center, a carriage species of itching, burning, scaly, pimply, scro Bran, ship- 130 ‘ Waiters. Address G 6, this office. oie = = — 27 6 ron om, private family; board con. dilve aad granitoid walks on the Pe plan | lous, and eee —e wrt cep from in- aeane ~~~. | T OST—On Jan. 6, on Geyer av. “ between Taiataon WASHINGTON AY. care forrent. Appl District that on Monday evening New York..| “12'000| 97°300| 31°377| 24.9 : —— Training Schoo, 618 N. girl. Emma Jones L and Mississippi 503" ees's paar of gold-rimmed eye- St. Louis Mortgage Co., 720 Pine St, 419 oR F, Lamp, 105 N. 3d s 17 ON: A WEAK STOMACH. 4 an attempt was made to rob him, He: says Chicago..... 42014 130'959 $2455 1587 & : | glasses, Return to efferson ay. and get re- Loan money on furniture; you can peep possession of | a RENT-Stable. 1109 Wacinatts av. that about 11:30 0’clock he closed his saloon Detroit. .... 1,853) 7,975. x 2,7 4 Cooks, Etc ae 30 | your property and pay off the loan in installments at 17 25 Cents a Box and w iking to hi id Seluth.... | 18,959) ° .:....) 2am PC ; EE ETS eS IT A ip ES See “i ST—O your convenience; no commission charged; all busi- | —-~>ssc— ; e as walking to 8 pth yey adjoining innheapolis|: 147.500 Apa : 23300) Ps NTED—A T° n New Year’ 8 Day on Dolman, down Car- | ness confidential ; ‘we guarantee the lowest terms on R RENT—A butcher shop at No. 4961 Delmar OF ALL ORUCCISTS. when two men — from the hilad m hia S'48s| 16/108 : er ont *is Wate: ; ituation PT | woman to $e cooking { in + Avy aah By st., a me jotes in, eagle shape | these loans, an pa es. wishing temporary accom av. and a store at No. 4963 Delmar av. Inquire ) ) ; shadow of the building $.. his. side. \xenoventainlllenees Se 5s 0,108 799| 21,6 : amily; good reference. 809 N, 22d st.49 - engrav finder will receive a | modation will ena t to their advantage to apply No. 4560 Page av. 17 Die a One of the highwaymen pointed a revolver at |: —— ; W ANTED—Situation to cook, wash andiron er de rows: turn to A. Beckett, 1426 Dolman st., 2d | us. If you have aloan elsewhere and wish it de oe OR RENT—7 th st.. between Spruce and Po ~——ee | his head and demanded his money. Instead Grain Inspections W ‘eenera bon cpaeak sheet eer ie eee A mae swale Spaniel Sony Sonal gies SE = at a reasonable rate give us a call. 31 Fist 8 opposite Samuel C. Cupples a . Real —— ALTON’S PONTOON BRIDGE § SCHEME. | of complying Lindhotts oe bis own weapon WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS: sprung mn . i e's ‘ome ; : © spo 0 : ‘new uilding, after Ap , at Fh andran across the street, atthe same t 4 in front of breast; had heavy leather collar on, WH LOAN NE building with two b ts; lot 20 feet wide b Laundresses. and anewers the name of Spot. “Liberal reward ite: | Ym eume to Mirvt eee eee orcad feet deep, building covering entire lot. o* For informa: |The Greenwood-Kehne Wedding — News | Sting three shots at the retreating forms. He} — 4 WELL.KNOWN NEW YORK PHY- peat. Cars. Gorn, Ca 3 WANTED Ry a colored womans washing toaoet | Manchesterrd: nt” —uB'*MEBwAY and Nev | oral ‘orme om ‘household goods, horses, ‘wagons, | HOB sddress B 96, this offles. : Maton spd Geely.’ - SICIAN GIVES THIS ADVICE IN CASES fo. 3 redsc ttc metlla. B olscccceclae : Ww sg | ayy anppeee omen, ering So do do at warehouse coautpte and paseo rsonal property of any de- — SR) aren m.. J ” . tele abapepieaaty ie. Zi: seserpessanahions malin sida £4 f= gg pn ar gg and Miss Helen ZL. Kehine, both of Bethalto, ee eee OF CATARRH : BS: Sci wisuay 2 ERs pita . Please return adeat any time and costsreduccd, | —_ as ss Helen L. Kehne Oo to : Bo. 2 hard wince. [oo eo" Spite ++ oe esees ‘ 7 15 Broadway. Liberal reward. H. Fricke. 30 hog ad for ma rs. Missouri Mort , y MINNEAPOLIS, Minn/, Jan. 7.—The Market ° No. Sh te Sel plore : Miscellaneous. —————___s*s Con te , 619 Pin ape da hoor. Telenh | | \ were married yesterday evening by Rev. W ‘ “The mucous membrane being No. > card winter..... Nou. Z cvlor.........4., ‘ *! ‘ phone No. 482. * "+ | Record sums up the wheat situation in the ; we 5 ite spring.... 4 No. yellOw...:...... ; WANTED—Situation as dishwasher. 1512 Lucas BUSINESS CHANCES DO YOUWANT MONBY ager Mrs. Frank Budde are deeply af Ee ne! Ree eee ere See © eH 13, No: 3 hard spring... =| ‘Total : n : | | : ’ ~ | lis 20,010,000 bushels, received in Duluth 10,- to restore it to a healthy condition. amo ee Ler ape by middle-aged woman A ADVANCED ON FURNITURE, PIANO flicted by the death of their bright little | 543 0900 grou c POUR oeseeiteeseeeie 26 plain family in city. Address @ 24, Leo nard WY ese ce CRE Sah 518,000 or $15,000 to wil HORSES, WAGONS. OR BUILDING rm daughter, Maria Anna, 4 years of age, which | shipped coed Wioat 2 500 Son recurs tik cont 0 POND'S EXTRACT le such an as Oais—No. 3, bear the closest inspection. Ad. K 6, this.office. ; 3 , UILD occurred suddenly Monday night at the famt- | 000,000, reserve for bread 6,000,000, amount in tringent. Used as a gargle, wash No. 2 white. 4: 4 cars; No. 3,'— cars; No. 2 color, Poa. LES can get girls and ° girls places and ay ee ee ee Belinea cel ASSOCIATION BOOKS? ly residence, corner of Fourth and Belle country elevators 8,891 ,000, surplus now in e° . ‘3 : 4 : ial total, ll jaa 3 do, 3; No. 4 do, =} nO 6mm ing at Mrs. Hummert, 1023 If so, call at once and get our rates, which are posi- streets. farmers’ hands 13, 500, 000 ; total 90,540,000 or injection it is exceedingly bene- , Rye—No. 2,— car; No. 3 No. 4, sew OB CoN, 2886 Missourt | iy eck, 4202 Easton av. a os, os ~ EAGLE LOAN'CO., 714 PINE ST., Stomach, Diemetiedan: end to mean and the contract was let this morning. Mo.. ig | Some time with a heart affection and his death head plo oe fact, the whole mu- white. ie, dos “3 0 radio, me. 6+ Se i @a . V work. 1608 N. Jefferson av. 68 HORSES AND VEHICLES | IF YOU WANT indpeehwaes: . Missioa! ie imil to th p a this h Fh haa eat Including the bronchial! tubes, were more arley—Nor 2 spring’ car; No. 3, 7; rejected, "6 4 . +) lar to e : er ted MO = Morphine or otber nareotle property. | Hie seuiag the Gir Counc to ehve the fan Death wes atid, wast devieping F_ Stoek of Grain tn St. Louts Eiovators - 3 ‘ e e citizens tO give a bonus of $5,000. had tried Housekeepers. ee INT ae —_— aa oe ae Ee would oar eat t a ee ese seem yam were issued by the ee a oe ai ta W heat | ‘z Corn ak Oats | Rye | ‘Barle PPAR RAIA AAR nnn nnn (TTANTED—A r of 3 well fe From $10 to “ §,as wou raw t epartment t twenty-four hours endi eo 3 ep aaah | Bae | Be ANTED—A handsome lady without children masetind’ iments. t well (preter standard) bred mie bui gas Mien Mtl en Ny por pny Wise rehent 5 ‘tas superior to caren tion | t£ade from Missouri Point to this city. The | ata D. m, to-day: " persuaded last March to use POND'S Tire, 33 =. a3. qa8, 3.247) 13967 and not over 30 years of age to | ied to Sedalia to | stylish, even gaited and fast, 4or5 yearsofage, G. ‘es securities, monewe ublicity or removal to er H. A. Arcuer, M. project is meeting with some opposit on. William Bridges, 72 1700 EXTRACT. |! snuffed it up my nose 190) one Loo) 769: a) 913.483 3.247) 136, \ act as housekeeper for widower. Address C 6, ne P. Rose, P. 0. Box 24, Nashville, Tenn. 11 roperty, then call o - and we South Oxford § 8t., Brooklyn, N. 'y, Yor ‘and Pen were left last night for New pneumonia. “_ ciate, Papin street ; dnd inhaled It; gargied my throat with “,935 ,877 1,873,607 334.706 37/465) Logs . a: our long as other Eastern cities. | Mary Tobin, 34 years, 1428 Poplar street; tubesef- | ~ , N ng ' ? | For Sale. 3 _ “deaired.” Part payments taken and “T use Castoria in my practice, and find is — los : it and swallowed it. It relieved me No. 2 3 | | _ Cooks ‘Eto. — ee Sg g70 BuYes gra ge ee i as oi ees “yon bo 5 Ape sale on lla specially adapted to affections of — Bridal Bulletin. , Louis Appelsmeyer, 1month, 5735 Easton avenue; wonderfully and has effected almost a rT , ad No.2. | No. 2. | No. 2. | No, 2 a go i wagon; can t meet yments TSON, SOCEM RRO eee eee ical cure, i have used it for burn ; rent , 97). 6 eeocoe 6a PV ANTEp=A F000 cook. 2923 Chestnut st. $ am aad te Sor-oid: | eenenee for a butcher or te. We will pay it for you; no 2 wrges taken out on ads AEE oT od Ave., New De ork. yierrkd choi Ritson ’ooye ns OF sed Jame, Ma sumption. Graffe, 48 years, 3230 Texas avenue; con- sone mr de end balteen' 1 90 1300" : & a TOR 197 1.407) oe 5 ine unt oan. neue . nen ESSE, 7 days. 2316 Morganford . *. ee OLS) 111,966) Sh,431).... + . Waste ED—A girl to cook and assistironing. 1127 on’t forget so cell on us ~t low rates “ Brom knowledge and observation THOS. Le. Bray. ...00seescesscesereeesess 2068 Rutger st road; tris- valuable in such cases. | believe alse ety ———— — ge av. 68 before borrowing Noni Lee éeotosoe See eee eeeeeeeeeeeees 9 Adams mus neonatoru ns No, 2 2 white 8 ° T can sa t Castoria is an excellent medicine William T. Masterson 60 years, 2606 incent family should ithout i corn, 47 619 ba. WARE Gi cook, waa waa oa. ay — GERMAN - AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY,| ix ssuescscamges.s exes snd roving |) 0% Gets cccccoRMO ah tpn rp" me Tome ee ee Reve; fonling we! de thet 1 compriees | Preis eink Voie ANTED— Giri to cook and do laundry work, | S pienos canny Storage house = ee 5 much. Many mothers have told me of its ex- Heather Behcgacseseneesg 0% 2d at | UmPOD Kregner, 84 ' 2500 OC. wree Tneemacepnls Witla: Mae mg atMay—80 at 961 Ti st %65ee, 10 8216 Washington Chae liable; ‘he eet’ EE ae 15 Pine St., 2d Floor. cellent effect upon children.” Wa. Mabs. Jr... chet cascscc te Sy - mane! North Broadway; —FREDERIC E. FINCK, Bre sa 20 at be Stee, 290 at 08% ENTED—First-ciass 9 woman cook, Cailat Weay- | Scription = moved, packed and , *pped F. W. PETERS, Manager. G, ©. > Mass. } Bar saheth Fea PMCS Athione ay | \V@. Henry, 23 years, City Bo spital; pneumonia. we ile, 430 at Fie 40 or breike, BO at 97 or’s Hotel, 906 Pine st. 68 Sioa MOLE 0 y 1030"! B. siiterson av. Tel Wa. Jordan... - 1322 N. | halvatore tibo, 4 years, orth oe REFUSE SUBSTITUTES a 7m cy 10 AG 8 2. .: Bee. th as r pes , : e- on tee hn sn nale sah gs ee ' p . t t Warten girl to cook; no washing; must st be phone 144 1422. Consign 0 fh rag a aa SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Tas Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. Anna Lyons.. socavsavsssareesesss 1@QQ Ny Oth st | Me ary L. Barker, 2 years, 4279 Cottage avenue; | Corn Sia Abia io. at § tee , : ae oto eepectable' a \ U. LEO ., & CO., 1104-6 Olive st. -_ ' i seeenetnceneeesereeens “Sook Gane 8 mene Davie 95 Home of the — BE SURE THAT BOTTLE a 50@ige, 145 at 50% — _" an ~ woman to 600 Oe at R won thie a, improved Sidinen eeeseevecccescees ie s se Q55 aV ti Is lites; ’ ears, Aged - ~ — 45%ec, good wages tora setted wo woman. gah mm O'Neill's & purchased the targe G-stery building, 2634s Cover ve complete, Bearly” sett $20. | — RRs agg rons faring L. Pm elite. pisant ioe cuseiudane abcde Mee 3s Adatun a —t 25 yeaws, f Stig Pierce avenue; con- WITH BUFF WRAPPER ' . fine. ae ee a 4 1723 and 1725 Morgan St., Fo Wal w-Secaliges af Bigives hekesy ial se ‘To | WEAK M ME the effects ot acre Ae Ale BUrK®....ssssooosenrennpasass 1600 Cass ry Boehmer, 6 years, 4006 North Twenty-third . ON ‘CHANGE. Miscellaneous and fitted up the same throughout with moth-proot | if ssid atonee tooe Dieg ee momnenbee LE aati cot manhood ate, | }Calmas E. ri aa ne — en lane street, a Seean, £4 yeuns: 1481 Mar@i Goventecatn | LOOKS LIKE Tiss & —— ° a eee eeereees aA : Grain and Flour. ANTED—A good girl to go. dining-reoom work in ing'to our patrons and nd the pabits our sasarpamadte- Si Solicits Geen 5 BE containing wees: wae seeseenengeeees kate Pin ¢ Blut ’ , Ark izes: rents aonine oe Ppt Gaia 2128 Sidney street; OMY GY : Geo. T. Brado...... eee begcecewensscteees ; CANUPASTURED 4,400 bu was received here & boarding house. 1705 Park av. 71 for ICE. ICE. ICE. ‘A eplendia medical Work; sh read by every | } Elizabeth McClaen.................. ry o> = Pysaty onltehs 2 POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY, bets ana = tineasiness ih the ranks of the Mi YVANTED—Immodinis 5 first-class dining-room Fine Norshern ice for sale in Car load lots. Address Prot bP. c. Bow “Moodus, Adress Thaddeus 8. Lynch "Che rgan mms ui » * years, Carr street; scarlet F naor SOMt several of them into cover. Th girls togo South. 714 N. 18th st. :| STORING FINE FU RNITUR A. F. Smith, Litchfield, Dl. ; 4 “C.F POWLER, Mood Comm. | } Mary Carpenter. ......cscscccscccccsseAAO Oeaklow oe Philip Pierce, Sr., $4 years, 3155'Brantner place;| ‘ 7° PW THAVENEWYORK, ~ an Unfecon tt Chicago and Bow York and repos WANTzD— Two girls, one for 4 Aaias cea alsa ° — Hiab A. SEEOOP «0-0. 0+++.+4e1-. 1AM Wright st Pitlion Dy. Ste os ae eats, 3026 Sheridas exerted something of a be puifich fecting, also, em or chamber wo , at ‘ ve st. sehold goods, Large ded vans and s URBA N PER s A LE Elizabeth © Se Sidacnbpsdads deed taal Morgan st ‘ a0 Ww ’ y ’ avenue; Was enough buying to put the rice a Kar! > PANTED—A* good | girl for up-s pce worm: note: dinary cars for hire by load or con tract. t- = cobra —— } See ollie) satareeceserereeeeeesen AONVOE, COL B poe Koch, 1 year, City Hospital; pee) cables were quiet aad ied lower but Le Wrnce required,” abply at finney av ss lena aalide iy Colles 27000 a oe monia. ’ LB STRICTURES a vis “i “s rasiraet . & ; u ra "FREE TREATMENT | Ficlly Storage, Pacting.& Moving Co, | FoSatimcsuumie, iis oot cicryen | Reiaicdtct emma ctee | )RUEORN Sc Aah | matomet O70, 186 Yak oven wa 3 1728 and 1725 Morgan 8t. > weed pe an yal ‘on ~ gheee choice location; poy ea dre epic owct — ———— : . ah uirick Muirennan, 65 orale’ Alexian Sebi nevrons Coolio an in sae then came the. cate ih at Bolt “ atbuet aan . , ve Forall) diseases; smal! th: for sunday; no students Z ee | public institutt on AD tarium, asylum or paid. Aiea div Baa cy P 3 PURE 18-KT. GOLD WEDDING RINGS. wn tal; jo S the nd charges, weakness and final | ose of as eee ral die. Salley gee were nearly as lar a week ago a8 tof p. aitd Dispensary datly on 4 re | M. ©. “aeesti : Sold by 7th ahd Olive: Fetnow’ MERMOD &JACCARD JEWELRY CO.., avenue e: hemor ji ee San “Por ail dage safe and if easy mothiods, si 000 bu Seman yences of 24.000 ine, Sess i ; : : o rts s | + mae? — sn pee Cor, BROADV:AY pNDéLOCUS? St. Pre Dailten, 24 years, 635 South Ewing sigh | kk. GEO. &. BEE 1110 belie on of trengthes &il the advance here was lost. A bate . ‘ | ) consumption, — in the enis influences came along, howeves R - ; | k the ¢ E.dectine, amon them bein ona con andi Lines axt aa ol ihe Northwe “ * ; % : . . ‘ Y - . % - ° = rs od M 5 eae * ‘ . J x a . : " t > Fi DY a ; - - : an iy : « + cae 4 ™ : % Te - rae Me » Se to ; 4 So ae wa hin 3 a aed pees ie ub *Z PPI : ~~ a eae - 4 . * 4 eid ae we i oe ; Jone Eee oS “ ; Pie oe ee? eee eae hot Ros Apt ? re . . 3 +” : oF ak bag. iy OF PE hae) a alte ia S Abvhate fh > aS. ey ~S, a recy SO Lar a my : a 4 er - te a Pore ex x ¥ . ea 3 r mS oF ay t Vera +} £ SPR A, BUTS a ene ees. Oo pe ee, Ce wy BO Ee ke de - ere 4 ie f FOS Ol a meee: YS ‘Sia ws os Pipe 7 . *.% ee ts ’ >

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SPEC AL MARKET RE. amd Coffee mark Fur aud P eits {TMotats Post-Dispatch : published ae COMMEROTAL, THE MARKETS In BRIEF, WHEA?—Cash scarce ana red 93 1-2c and No. 8 req 91c, tled, closing steady, at July at 87 7-8¢ asked. CORN—Cash steady; No. and No. 2 white at 60¢, May OATS—Cash firm and | t FLOUR—A fair inquiry steady rates, . Closing Priceg—j. 15 P, wy. mwest corner Whittier of Vandeventer av.; strong, No. b 2 ay 8-40480 ¥ firmer at 50c | May closed higher ay. ay. Consulted Many rk and London, . a Qn »TOOms = e : 7 eT 96% | Cunt AGO. Reported endio2, Chamber of ¢ D disease that di zema and urticaria. tcame out on my Ra piece of tissue I found that it adhered Y much more effec | 6.40 | ¢4anc— “gnome a * RIBS. a ve voeTman.s 5. >» BT - WILSON, Moline, m1. Short a ge Gad ~> fare oe > pus membrane being tringent is required D a healthy condition, RACT is such an as. ed as a gargle, wash, is B exceedingly bene- ~ Oe ot ape 0. 2 : obring. a Rn Ro! 3 ‘ree ATIENT SAYS: & constant sufferer for ut Nov. ist until the fole rom severe colds in my ; in fact, the whole mu- the nose, down to and pronchial tubes, were more It was fast developing . 3, 3s No. 4, —; No. 2 _ Stock of Grain in St. nae ie | { orn pmedies, and was finally — - tz? 1 oealey March to use POND'S snuffed it up my nose gargied my parent with | have used ss for burns, | RR bg = ¥ Should be without itin the é corn, 47 619 t PURI SS EF ace usanees | macopoia Within itself," CK. ; oon 145 at V6 at — Ht, 70 at 4600, 20 at 4519, Grain and and ai 9 ang bbis. rdtes at { ene Demand fair at $1 t Dhl tor holds | Pe keen: Sg d aad ae setae rashed theck. Consigned lots alow sale. ok. “20 eS, no that +: ‘eetreon Visible th; ; * Rigs: ) Paine S > Car was the ena). — uest at $1@1. be since 1885, n these there Was reaction for cho e fres tair req “_~ = 1s per bu box at Berge i agath abd declined: eection, but + & stateméns eal of {Mt Bradetrogt also ge is MCFease th stocks west | Horseradish och quotable “tort Soap e t bt, bu adding 88 to size and uality the de ression all th ost and hd the Clase Ose . a © advance was See n “a tly a r bbl. b ay joPened “A at See fold 9 set oy abate | rater aa et er 100 Is. li ® at $1. pre tn per c glose. ) fter bid H —Guote ptt 2 Sette doz. ote donesti 95e Eas} ohne bau seller at “te a rang Soup’ Bunches et i man at id ais ra n © at t side rs at S7ie and at close 87 : = - Gras lax Meaar, Eto. ~* bry ties =, 81,360 asked Beans, nlite st ‘s ys GRADES Were potable tor thee thej it¥: that vee Seed, is st ine { ogre got ti , E: © litt Offered fyp ; Gptc who; Flaxseeaq— —Higher , again, buyers at $1, 20 and only | }- 7 “ twine it Jop 684c ‘Zab Bb Fige, * tie—liem, ed No, 2 re were eld off sale, purchasing b getting « One Car. as that was’ all offered: its Bg n8—Sales of demand # below y 7 Grass See eds—Markot nominal all through. to wie ae quality; blab 2, heed eae aes | @lls et- ad and e e May for re lar poime orders fro, Outside mijis P ane ds tmoth miner wotable at $1.20: : 1-65, as haere tne Reblog |B siogac ascribe es whe cae | ah se paca paesae oe 6r ‘ UN@arian a Gr rer Bi Sd feuh aes as e Soeieac tata tae sso, | doa Filan senlgh aa ie ; C., at—Last sale was oe ociar ™4. the | only a: a Be aan , or rejected wey. 8 salable at $1. 25 for prime a 12, Pt = old x mle ane new macdaine® per Ib, bales Car E. side at 91e; r St. L., 000 id. No. 2 hard te— Hi “Hickory? Shove Eta at le tn I | Dremeen Posnety and Game, CR ge ye pear le an ‘th : s ‘ ssel Poult ~Th of estern, ¢ eXai; walnu , 40c per O—1 Car in st Ls at B8e, , ond dee sutiness el aie | Dui Bits wh ite at Ju 2a Be rod at dae aye, hasel. . . 0. d mid kaa gpa te: ste Ma | prere ieee icra tet | Bamrrg Otel B idee °F ded Cat, t Of incredging rece ts this hough there ‘ne? Spring otferitig tod which continue a ood? demand ba Buytionn were inclined Cotemsnelie otes, there was but alip ht inquiry, Oo ligh ity: Offerings of wi er very | hold off, . ie ore easier. All else steady in to take pola on a, ad they lets ve a ® Op: Price and with ¢ pene {a best ahaa Quote;” No orem st. ° # sald to be m ring down from the ratitity. Sales: Bcf track—1 car Ro. Per! Pér Ib, me l a ks rae ies s siden car No. 2 red at S4tec, 174 eeye~ was Haws Ae oe aay om "edie sin or ee a olen pens ~8ac Choice Sev edocs ati onuek "hs béaens - 8@9c atlas sare Pet M ers have arket ing rh— atte Wor was ve 1 ittl6 spec sa see, this m morn. eye and q thin. Oc ough and thin. ..°"| 6@8e betw aad OOO case bu wheat A. ta aha a 6 outs @, — season,” ce pts, only 38 cars o which het, ahd ilps oung fat oa eRe 9c Choice fat.. -7@ Sncan 7 ee ze tele h t th fi markets else> ite Old hens and thin’ | Red and thin’: weed eat i ge - stat ted. Govern- Sey And ther bubseures hened Brices’ yO " hone Old foo vi = BS stein 66 we ek. Aree the ee econ ingide = ung one way or another to influence he gt. rket, 0 aitry with heads — foot On, ent. ails i Veat y hich Hluctage.) Hiétly in &Y¥h tpathy with wheat, | w end ek » are no wi they ‘are | nea a followed fz train or aon Mey pated sb foe ate che sok to 8ée, up | frog do'gor ated tn vin ant ate a Jnsb TS ease z c, bac 06 find favor : e Sales rin in 1 age n bo a and pa slose ote asker and | SOc bi ia.” SP 200 P t below stock wi h heads and legs #8 off rant | ° ade boos) ep Chiengt, Mighty tian 2 pie ae thet © 86 ° or th h higher, as its SUPPLY Was scant and local millers attee ive Poultry—thoe eaual fe af ere not large, . Hogete of at e Minn, Dheapolii Market Record fig. tock, No was s (+ With some order de and, | They we e “ee equ Or all requirements, ures the Fh heat crop o innes)ta d the D nt a carrior taking all the fegular at ‘ niles: Turkeys, ducks’. nd geese were only wanted in a | this ypar a t 90,500,000 bie ebiane _ No. 2—16 cars regular at 47840, small way, white for chiekone there was a fair, but On ec. 25. there was some 000 bu of wheat fie, 1 in ptt fonoe: No. 2 white 1’ eg eet She. ‘side at not urgent dem and. We quote: stored, at Tacoma, Wash. wal export. This ig white he = pi af rh none others bia ke “i 3 Turk rkeys, on Ib. Ch ckons Fie ip. b uipments large amount to beheld at one time for 70 for St. M. and 0. No. 4—46c bid a Ducks,. 777°" ++ .6p@ 4010) ikea Both Beerbohm and Dornbusci advices ¢ Odes. AMPLES—Seatoa and strong. Sales: j Car wiilte i Geese.” * Se ddbea nn 5a Slee} phy 88 are that the condition, of wi Nter wheat i Hot tae hat 50lec. Sacked lotnot orders 54@5ee , “6,732 ea vor- Oate—There ne" moderate ts, dine’ te “4 Mae. dad gn b demeathts we were 2 aeatn: lighs t of om ss against figeatock Toe at 0 Odersa in 6,732,000 bu, ilong _ with corn the marke was better, advancing | aly}; bits were in g east at stifte er tet. Grouse | One of the leading oat receivers ¥s that the prin. et al€S Were at 45l4c to to 45lc, and at’ Close weak an d tendiug down Sweet stoc ene! Prgms. ™~ bone Suna an si . ut rket ouf, ane re 8 Of oati to e for fogulag No. 2 was offered at 44%c, bid 426 Grouse, large black selected tsi Pes sau ? ror, looked for the balance of this ve Bees a é—Little doin No.2 white hay Grouse, large black Selected drawn and small.. 4 00 lon? York wired: We have yst yergived the fol- Fi nal eo w ered one a re dal aa . : u last year, ‘62,7 two m4 eke | a St — my cars strictie prime esr and 69,779, thrée years ago.’ The present & stoc trimothy $10.50. At Fro nese aré the Smallest since 1885. AViilable sy lies o as poe SLears xed - $10, 3 prime at $10 Tp) 29 do Bincy Separator and cet mie Mebiveacec: 24 @25 vean ste now 4,700,000 bu, againit 15,467 strict eliotce vat. is res settee S4t;25, 4 Epaice tolhiney ath 3b ee $8080 50008 35: fa The ‘Nita rk Lane Exprese in arecent issue et ted ,- hoi Cé@ to anc gra ere cre m.. PO eeseess, 66 at 313, +2 do at $13. Prairi rs 2 cee e lowa hake Streaked and off favor dsdeenes o+eee.19 qa Havopcait has fastened elt a a eases / Bran— —Higher, firm and in van ~~ shipment F : DAlk : with the result that SuUDPplies of allsort. of grain ar ancy, Selected VO9OR 0+: BI S4 ca ee eet ITE Tey {; bd gouth. | Buyers ai 91c for sarned this and Kast side Good So choiee.. 7073. ,0°*"* dels soda tex ns ; @21 | necoming limited. In Frases — whole fendene aL Dasha adage h Feat ts Sc ge eee var be in kee treak od and 0 noes reseereeestscesee.. 10 Bil y eee ris n Austria an lad treeeeees seseeess dd @]F ALY Values ar “ane ne Over the. whole Provisions. ana laa Fastern E al y Northern” roli... SPOOL cses see tetas ] a5 rn uro also ® matke ets a are firm and The tone of the market Was stron> and a bette in- Near-by country roll +e eeee Hee wate ee 3 wis prices going up, t 8 being” specially the case with quity was reported, bu REmOst orders came dirsct to | Near-by store packed. Tieahihoneor @ "a Leebi r Says: If Indiin shi th Kers an trade On the floor was small. Bacon ex- | Poor ana TA Bienes taastocaeorcrnn e remainder of the season maintain the ‘ caine pee re AC d bibites most strength and On direct orders acar| Cheese—The decline in butter caused a Miia’ loose ribs sold at 5.65¢ and 50,000 lbs. f. 0. by at €. | Casier feeling. 000 Some box ary salt ribs were offered at 5.10c and Ve “eet. buses Co nsin full cream Sins 101090 atthe Tate ai BO 0G we Si 4 4 “ eS ioe ai Shorts * at -20¢ - and were not sold. Green meats ; Singles Oung Ainericg 10Y9@ 1084 taney Silver has now risen to dot, per nce the hi hes weighed and “was in, bine wee TOR at ge Poin ime > a 9h ine ; ft recent point being on % Sep wisn it was 54d. an wa man 88 urg, ~ c on ¥ 60 tes reported sold at that. Considerabie der a1 3\¢c per fh; issouri, » pansas and low stl | t me oer ae the owes Row , galt swith Be pi eye, : and f. P 30- day ribs | and sharp, 3lya “‘Beorbohm on tae Rig 3 Englid wheat ¢ DP i , Ww Oe bic ulY-cured at 5,0 ne -Sg8—Receipts as soa \showed q uite iner Practically the a1% a bid. (eis enly _ peard of was 30 600 tba » eh nae the sper at oi nd the « contin} yield er acre mak makin " up Sh dort demas tted | a light emand caused an eas sop in rice. Go area sown; in poin to — » hovever, ¢ sfhomk—Standard: mess at $10.62% on orders, hut shipper’ $ green ’ ; CHICAGO~— GO—May wheat t—Puts, oSavee. and calls, menid ts continue oo re ald quively lighe and the mar- -25; ‘peaches re Kages, 2 peaches braches, Hoc. May corn—Puts » 525%, 4nd calls, 53c. mae ie erefore active and fj Pine apples, 2e,81: ; Pine sPPles, exttas’ $3.60 10: tl ait Po gi are in cents. per Piece, unless other. “Cali omnia Be, —* rene + nae 0. loots ys e : easy. omy red at an yellow i “Bans emond at 7 Bbc, | hy be, ten A Pama. an oo orders fo ormer | uote: utfalo— o.] 7 oe t sektaeed latter “at 2502.75 per | 43 tele dry bbl.’ Slow Ter ae py sr, soaibree® Sune, $8 hi PE in at Fen insGaR? $8 220146 ea ie Coftée marie sal by the Hanley & nsélla Coffee and Spice Oe se Sr. Lovis, Mo., dan. 7. $2. 50 for ye ag senptea d. Market quiet and déman ted. ike in ae bbls , ; In’ bulk Pe eg: Northern quotable es ‘Dito. trac ‘Broom Com (2 * Bs 1d 5 Sige ~ Jan | 6 aoa Becond Call, Thira Call. Cela gers st $1.25 2 Selling quietly | 8¢ 2late2%e, choice a fancy” at Feb eae go NS 'S “Y tf bunch f for motiun Slzed—fancy large damaged and lems 38¢: choice ia Washineton, Mare theese tee. .4 P ae iB 45 oe rage plume igher. Home wna in ponerel offering: fet €; choi holce New 0% York, 40/0480; ported, 65¢ ay aesaee a “none iar uotable on orders at 354500 per b ay he stor average | June 8! te 19:36» oe aA size, to 85a7 750 tor fancy lavoe’ ein ff—Shaved | hoops—Siack work, flour * GaP ora), . ogee" “On onder Spee dthgd so, i dean aig oferres, en GOO; patent: | Ral Sette ate Yorn tte e c ; 8 . ; en ® 2 . . 5 ate ae a es wht stuff—Por ls, 0 THe tha New Yorn Jan, 7.—Spot coffees ~ scarce and ; nips—Home- mes washed ss ry, t ak $10; bi hicko 12. ne ntaves= desirable selections not in market.” Fine Santos and quotable 2 orders 4 5 per a hale. bls, No, ] f7@ @7. Guile Hai: beet kegs, | Rios Command a preinium andare not influenc 3 ne rau magne at yy 18: sawed and listed d pork b bbis, 9; tela: tes, | Price by option market. Crossman 1 Re o and $3 “50 pe bbl. at ig “ . ‘ Flour bb! hea tock which must stand Fag befor. } r e—Flour bois, ar A tg hoop ered on the market. rae err Vomininies on Orders and in Shs pate ont DoT Pe 28 half ork "bie Ben ‘ete uce gue sre “iecexehan fe os 4 reodipes, i two 2; m bal? 000; o Shipping Condition. ~ $1.2 Pte: for Europe, 4. a | dentaes ra si merit regular doi mil, LO AL Sk ORM eS . hy rN “ eS Se ee ae Ee Eee ax as. B. TEATHAR JAMES BE. YEATMAN, HENRY C. scott e. | THOMAS RA ‘i eae :| JOHN J. saldsiat || HENRY : rsa A. L. Sores Vice-President Secretary A, F. Shaple eigh Hardware Co: DAVID RANKEN, me & Power Co, N J. MAUNTEL, pe ee Mauntel, Bergen & Co, - H..LE Gregory & Co. WALSH, JR., President Com Parative S RESOURCES : tinea Glass Co, De ¥. sfrouger' 890, “++++++++.1$3,021,684 99 000 00 812,602 34 303 ye 00 Pments— Ww: i $92 pba ‘777 26 ILITIES 3 “*etsstseesee BS 865,074 88 1,806,802 gg 00 -1'79,000 00 $2,886,777 26 Corporations me _{ndivida li A THIRD 5} idee -— seoviel $3,241,539 95 $ 872,945 4g 1] Capital « and Surplus... , 2 ay al 82 1 ee RP S006 OCR eee Ss e,troy ng rates =I raised a he Ex ‘ he = "Horende tn | SORES CI eee Cagis taoaibanan Accounts of Banks, Bankers, a E. PRICE Pil ordérs, New York, Chicago and t2-Orders se for 1,000 b ne 532 pets 2,447 bales: ‘market LA Seen 357 Wales: 934 Len NAH—Receipts, 2,074 . bales; Receipts, 1,350 bales; 647 bales; market firm ption at the A oy in PIN AD LR: ~ le A. CO INVESTME PB rt North Third § QUARD, BROK ER at CRFOLK—Receipts, 2; c UNGTON—Receipts, Receipts, 78] bales; LADELPHTA~Reesipte, 1 Se melons, EXPORTS TS AND STOC _ STATES PORTS FOR 5 SS&E market quiet at /011 bales; market firm sseetsangiapes RGSS u or ING & CO iF ventas BONDS. vings Banks and Trust Punds. STON & COo., cks, 805 7 St. cL — Ss ~J Orn GEO. M HU _ Doate and Sto FOR SALE WM. C. LITTLE SCOTT & Co., @, 3d — Pind ats Stock Yard Notes. llier, Elston, Mo. » Was 8 Mills, Mo., had hogs on Mo. came in with a 4 stp bales, ee s Co Rae Hist rere, ite., isin to-day with Popo. seaeae » Sent in cattle and hogs 1, Parada Mo., had in two Conde ne ‘ S4R2aa— | CPvowe | BESSRS © to-day from Apex, sent in Cattle and hogs to- " B: cant to-day 89, tena bales ‘ee Dexter, Mo., Pas be good Semaine Stock Quotations ith, ay wh was ins t & Hodgman, sucesssots yoo Paris, T., Be cher & a, and hog Corrected daily by W urth street, St, Louis, Mo. pee 8 OOC COs wow eed s cite was in with cattle and +» Camein with cattle er aS OrAcnonEnen — Arn . preieg ec Miami, Pig was h big packer, was a good a at the “ bh BS Canada So - — 28% & 4 : pity Market Letters, yr a Wire toJ. = Live nine, r. Cattle feeling eis sale, n ee dull; ; nothi was bid. ng eon, N, C., anaemia, 86c; a; ime 2 i head RPOOL, Jan. 7.—C .70. , -ibeoal moderately, Brices paar ; Steady; muttons. aipts, mpbeil, Broker, 307 - 8S. BONDS hen Paya Sy Soon: Lous L AND sua - 1907 june and Saari 101 101% 101ty 1902; May and Nov/100 101 oe 09 oR tote SE od hick Bi Urdu Stoen ¥ Stock Fatde: | vere, i art hoe . ll - Ramsey, See’y, Cattle—There a stron “y grades, selling road 18o7 pane and Dec!102 On OOO 040680 Sweeny s oe Jy TOT EU BONS SOEs Ou bckges ds Foun —

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“ee yes eee ee FR AMO US GENUINE BARGAINS. | GIVEN — Dr. E. C. Chase, De Richer of sen and oltve stroots.tet of teath,0e. | | R . . | | Parvare matters skilifully treated and medi- GREAT MIDWINTE First - Class Clothing cines furnished. Dr. Dinsbeer; 814 Pine st. | . Now being sold at the - -——i«=iéFOUNND GUILTY OF MURDER. : | | | ae Killing Charles Raycraft. ores | | | ) } | _ Asealed verdict, returned last night bya | ° Opposite Post-Office, Bee For LESS MONEY than the ready-made jury in the case against William Hennessey, ane dealers ask for their cheap-made tu — te a ie Was opened by Clerk Patterson in the : “ Re nd oman ne Ali fy teen Which Will Be the Cap Sheaf” of the Biggest Year's Business in the History of the - Gegree as charged in the indletment and his oe Leading Clothing Establishment/of the West. Grits and Overcoats at $9.60 punishment fixed at imprisonment in the . Si ccdease-wns n coonshete sora The extraordinary low prices at which we have sold the finest as well as the medium and substantial grades of clothing | That originally costto make from $22 to $35. ete surprise to all ey Ki the past season which closed January 1, has excited universal comment allover the country and tested the supplying qualities: Cnits and Overcoats at $13.60 Sacer os the pas : of Famous to its uttermost. We have now inaugurated A BONA FIDE MARK-DOWN SALE, AND PROPOSE TO GIVE YOU OUR. ENTIRE PROFITS, whisk celrinaliv cost to inalee fred Gente $50 at originally cos . A member of the party which ha 1 had pur- : ’ , sed hana We 0G Nee ae te ie heer Hennessey wanted and many lines of goods at less than original cost. It will be such an‘opporjunity as only Famous, with its immense resources by Ra ft chased ° . i Grveturned to hear a comic song | for handling large volumes of clothing, can offer. : a” hae aia. ot : | | | , | ° | Ge ye THIS IS NO MAKESHIFT OR.CATCH:PENNY AFFAIR, BUT ! sae “a ee ii third time Hennessey made his appearance. This time, according to all of the testimony good ieee tail _‘ gubmitted, Raycraft took the boy by the col- — | ; | & er coat. If you haven’t on oe t A BONA FIDE CLEARING SALE! Wi, isgcees ta * stabbed his assailant in the _ The hie Sa . | & ) Men’s Clothing Room at $15, ——_ dhe ay er gtd | | You have your pick from nearly Towing day he was found conceaiedin a trunk ! Nothing Reserved. All Goods Marked in Plain, Original Figures. . Reduction Noted on Same SO rem enteae for B15; come gcase of. i ee me Cheviots, some K ‘ st, strong case of self-defense in the Criminal Ticket in Red Ink. Sale Opens Thursday at & A. M. Sharp. | Steltons and Guinchitias "We EEGs esctaeridl : will have them in the windows Clover hardly expected to secure a conviction, , | See mater tue order thatthe defendant y J nit Men's and Youths (vercoats in a few days—as soon as we t holid tock Peg oh gin, t time to put them there. our grea we, Ah might not be permitved to. escape all punish. Men’s and Youths’ Suits PIN BUILOING OPPOSITE pusToric | Ieee one te “cAlhin ‘notll bE motion for a new trial. . "— - : : P = i izes. B fide reductions from original close gs ALI SIZES REPRESENTED, inall the latest styles, includin Sat eee OS OP Oe eae = oven-back Cassimere to an Imported §& and every one. morrow. In fact, goods ¥ _ 85.75 to Chicago. selling price marked in RED INK. These goods include everything | °very Overcpating, from a Wov sn as ” in Seung ee a ee armel gant [so Sapte Mma, Ging orMeeon i gnein Boxy med! Oye gnired and ‘Thnly Carin By purchasing a bridge ticket in connection | ities in imported fabrics. All styles represented. same ticket. And as ee ee _. f HW HUMPHREY f tl Remnants of D ress ulre Oo deliver e . “ , s . vilten st tate Original $8.50 Suits marked down to .....+.++++-++++++$ 3.75 | Original $7.50 Overcoats marked down to.. --$ 5-75 | PATCH to its patrons in St. Louis every Broadway and Pine ; Remnants of Table ‘Take the handsome Red Express;finesttrain Original $10 Suits marked down to..........- 6.50 | Original $10 Overcoats. marked down to.... "Bo evening. wish a : eee: nee bor Connge..| SaNMAk Onin Original $12.50 Overcoats marked down to. oe S00 es Remnants of Cali sleeping and reclining chair carsarerun by Original $12.50 Suits marked down to ........ 8.50} Vrig! Original $15 Overcoats marked down to.... -« 3:00 : , ‘ . Remnants of Odds this line.. Ticket offices, 101 North Broadway O — ‘ | t ricinal $15 Suits marked down to.......eee. : 8.50 ‘>: gaa . caw e's ) Original $16.50 Overcoats marked down to. coce F260 Industrial Interests. Original $15 Suits marked down to.....eeeeeeeeeeeeee 10.00 Original $8.50 Overcoats marked down to......++++++ 13-50 , al F ] oa’ so: eves aivanetaaen al The annual business meeting of the Western 111 ' St R. H Planing Mills will be held Jan. 15. Seven di- Original $16.50 Suits marked down tO ..++++.++++++e4+ 12.00 Original $30 Overcoats marked down to........ e+ee 14.50 R 3 % HALF rotors are also to ee MEATS A ' Original $18.50 Suits, special marked down price....... 11.50] Original $15 Overcoats marked down to........$16.50, $17.50 ‘ | on BO ac ~~ ° .. +9 = ' i. Olcott’s Planing Mills have shut down a short Original $20 Suits marked down to eeeseeeveeve ee Ss I 2 . 75 ; $ I 36 50 Original $j0 Overcoats marked down to eeeeeveeeeeee8e88 2 I ° 50 iS s : 5O DOZEN whe Carondelet Boat Builaing Ways, Which | Original $25 Suits marked down to.....$16.50, $17.50, $18.50 Uisters Bona Fide Reductions i Ne, \ rable lumber duri the season, has closed cre ’ \ Sttatatins doth next areing sed Original $22.50 Suits marked down tO)....eeeeseseeees 17450 The Pullman Palace car shop employes will . . ao te Ce nave ne annual dress ball at Thrig’s Original $2 7-50 Suits marked down to... eeeceeeseseee 21.50 Original > .50 Ulsfers marked ee sy b pee eee ’ | all the American I rake Co.'s factory, after a | Original $30 Suits marked down to.........e+eeeee+++ 23.50] Original $; Ulsters marked down to........++++++- a=/ Sree spe are J , FRENCH K|I) Et (IVES | Serie wits Gh enlarged by an ar the ales Please. bear in mind the fact that our original close-selling prices Or 4 inal $).50 Ulsters marked down to...... coos | 7 a ce of grouud adjoining the works on the ‘were the lowest quoted in the West, and now we give you our entire Original $5. 50 Ulsters marked down to...... coe. Men’s Cork-Sole Shoes for .... . $5, $7 and $9, all styles — Slightly. damaged in fitting on—Kid Glove ‘Phere is considerable speculation in North | ’ af cas ; : ‘ot | jaa’ we hg cumulated during the season eee eons, 2s Bee | Pron, and, in some capes, more. . mt o— a3 en — 2 ys wee eeereecees Ladies’ Cork-Sole Button........sssesccsoeseeesss- $0.50 your choice to-morrowat : rigina 50 sters marke OWN TO. ces ecce ‘ AT BY > ° — — e ana 39e Per Pair. for which Chas. G. Steifel recently purchased : . wa ae é Y 7 3 | i Le ee gee i Lr A gS a en oe on Pe ae gee aoa e a “ - i Chouteau avenue, struck yesterday ona re- i. ° duction of 19 per cent in their wages. The re- | simply swapping dollars with you. Original $8.50 Suits marked down to.........-.. 6.00, 6.75| . "gamma WAUKENPHAST. J}! them both for Ladies and Gent eS ah aly “= ; les an ents. T 10 Io 7 ~ Cc. Lot All-Wool Tam O’Shanter and Tobog: duction was intended only to be temporary, Oricinal $10 Suits marked down to 7 75 sS *eeseieeeee#ee#eeeeee,ege#8est#e#e . the management says, as the wa ‘4 ' _ raised without: application last summer just Bo ' Knee Pants 4 {0 {4 Years Oriotnal we head Se sese amount. It appears that the trouble : rigina $12.50 uits marke OWN TO... ccceecescecess 8.50 TRY A PAIR. , | gan Onpertabolar ules dl aitei.a demanded a restoration of’ wages and have Original $13.50 Suits marked down to...... eseeese 10,00 * Bargain Day Price only 10¢ been peremptorily refused. Representative io] oe. 2 . presentatives Original 35¢c Pants marked down to eeeeeseeovov@eseeeeeeeee0s I5c Original $15 Suits marked down to Py oe ae teaton claim that only two men are left ‘ad ceee codanece 3ESO . in the works. Original 50c Pants marked down to.......eesseeeees 33¢ | Original $18.50 Suits marked down to...... te is FAMOUS SHOE DEPARTMENT, VEILINGS. Ss ecerlet ated pie. | Original Osc Pants marked down ta...:.¢¢---.-....... 63¢|Ortialgieheeebtamted deet ter ee AP bc dren teething produces natural quiet sleep. 25c bot. rl inal I Pant S marked down to *eeeteoeoeteeeoeeeee eee sore ; lot fA 1- ‘ y ‘ * U 8 ginal $ 75¢ | Original $20 Suits marked down to..........eeeeeee+% 14.50 BROADWAY AND Se, Parisiena Vellings’ all ‘colors; regula Wm. Schultz Arrested for Forgery. ricinal $1.50 Pants marked down to...; ?, 5c, 200 + *eneeenseeenseeenvee#eeee#ee#ese ; price, y ’ : ¥ ; Wm. Schultz, alleged to be an extensive 5 > : 95¢ Original $22.50 Suits marked down TO. eee eees $15.00, $16.50 Bargain Day Price, only & IGE Gureer, was ccnteion Got anak: Original $2 Pants marked downto......seeeeeeceeseecs $I 50 PE NNY & CENT Ma ttcneciny ence asscenms | Original $3.50 Pants marked down to..,............... 2.50] Boys’ Knnee-Pant Suits, 4 to 44 Years OL AnT OT Pan past, hisscheme being to buy a small bill of j ' J ’ ] | Breck ‘onthe Naflasnhy ask tanto Boys Overcoats, 14 to 18 Years. Original $3.50 Suits marked down to...+++eseeeeeee+++$2,00 K | AR ages cess of the purchase. The man al i i **‘Mr. Brown’’ to his worthless wae "and $4 Suits marked down Dns imgees ses Estes et ae has any number of victims. Schultz is an We had a big run on Boys’ Top Coats, and many lines are broken. but 7: : $5 Suits marked down to........... idee B08 BITTY Om ex-convict, having served a term for forgery. | what is left go at cost. Reductions in Red Ink on same ti © ticket. $6.50 Suits marked down to. .....e.eeeseeceees 4.50 Now in Full Blast, Surprising Thousands. We Save You Dollars on everythi Hear the Soul ofa Krakauer. O oe. riginal Overcoats marked down to.......... ken twice a0 “ag wipe hit iene we Origin! a4 50 Overcoats marked Pith to $ : a b ipene 87-50 Suits marked down to. ....+.++sw++++++4 5400 We have no space to enumerate but few pri Men’s good Day the make & small payment at #4 ee 6 ++ $5.00, $6.00 $8.50 Suits marked down to..........e0..; $6.00, $6.50 $1.15. Men’s good Suits as low as $3.85, to the finest Baltimore Mathie Toes = your ceeuen ana codvidinases : - lasts a lifetime. Koerber Piano Co., 1102 Olive. O : re eres +m riginal $8. verc ! ’ 7 Agents for the world-renowned Knabe pianos. g $8.50 O oats marked down to............. $ 6.00 $10 Sete Mee down: 60... ow ccc ccc ek cece 7.50 $25 ane ox Bog ee ci ee o/s Boye. ae and Overcoats as low as 49¢ a 69¢ in ailimore Merchant lailor $20 and $25 Suits and Overcoats, $11.45 an Original $13.50 Overcoats marked down to Sui wn to. An Energetic Collector in Trouble. he ; pS aiaantg Me te be $1 2.50 uits marked down to 8 5 , £8 is. ¢ Ene: rin : , m cee eer ese seeeeeese + 50/ $11.95. Boys’ Pants as low as 14¢, to the finest in proportion. Men’s go0d Pants from yy Seeris Rock, Ark.. Jan. 7.~Semue) Buck. | Original $15 Overcoats marked down to”. j.2.i...se+ee. 10.00 bec to the finest Baltimore Merchant Tallor $9 end propo . 4, en’s good Pan q iy plem.s collector for John L. oak & Oo., Original $16.50 Overcoats marked down to............ 11.50 Children’s Oyercoats, i} {0 {3 Years, Don't Faint! Everything Goes! Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods. , ~ aa oe 5, ty ° ; ‘4m society, was placed'in jail yesterday to | Original $20 Overcoats marked down toe ....-.... 14.50 Keep the peace. He dunned Reinberger, a | Original $18.50 Overcoats marked down t Many lines and sizes are broken, but what is 1 ig win ies’ Sieur dealer, for a bill he owed. ond ian 4 gt ; Or ccccecce 13.50 } , but what is left from our big ter Ladies’ $4.25 Dongola Shoes, 75c, and $5 Shoes, $1.85. Misses’ Rubbers, 15c. Men’s _ gounpleasant for the cigar man, who fatied, | Original $22. so Overcoats marked down toe sales go at cost. Now is the time to buy your Boy an Overcoat. Red | $1.50 Shoes, 99, and $3.50 Shoes $2.50; $1 Velvet Slippers soc. 4-ply Linen Collars, that he was arrested tw: ice for disturbing the £ 16. 50 ink reductions on original ticket. 2 1-2c, Cuffs, 5c; 25¢ amel’s-hair Half Hose, 15c. ine "Linen Unlaundered Shirts, Aerie Original ¢ 3 Overcoats. marked down to.......... $2.00 le 25c Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, 5c. Gold-headed Umbrellas, 55¢. $1.25 ‘6 oie eee enne ge OO Boys Coat, Pant and Vest Cnits. Shirts, 55c. Flannelette Shirts, 29c. “ All-wool Natural Underwear, soc. Fine | Brussels Ca ; $4 Overcoats marked down to.......... . 2.50 | Black Underwear, 75c; fine Camel’s-hair Underwear, 99¢. Men’s $2 Derby Ha ; return, if you will impel your liver and kid- 5 $2.50 and $3 Derby Hats, $1. 45. Boys’ Polo Cape, scr Boys’ Plush pth id Astreidas Ingrain Carpets, I 25 P meys tothe performa of their functions. “aa »4.50 Overcoats marked down oseee ee : , , ed, Wi. Mclean’s Liver aad tuanee Baim 10 to 15 Years. 35 ho marked down to _ : 50 ian Be POR oso a NEE, Qi; Sad ever, eer. See Cooking aaat get et will stimulate them to healthful action, $1 Ori inal $6 Suits marke d do t ‘ | per bottle. g! ah WE Ws sb be edd vances +2 + + $4.50 $6 Overcoats marked down to...... ‘ 2,96 C>7+LO BFE: 703, 705, 707, 709, 71, 713 Removed to the City Hospital. , 9750 Suits marked down to ....eseseeeeeeeeee 6,00 $6.50 Overcoats marked down to....... 4.50 ) . "FRANKLIN AVENUE, Fritz Hornbach was at his own request re- | $8.50 Suits rharked EP Nin beds ss tne 6.50 $7.50 Overcoats marked down to... ; ‘ 5.00 A op — oF tage Se brome attention for. this a —_ be accompanied by cash, - traus-Eme ey order or drait. pen evenings until 9,.Saturdays until 11. moved from his home at 1715 South Tenth +s 10 Suits marked down t Overc : | @) se eeepeeeeeeeveeeeeee ° 2 4 street yesterday afternoon to the Oity Hos- $ 7+50 $8 590 vercoats arked down to.. wea inge a ko 6.00 pe — — : Largest Time-P aym pital. On Jan. 1 Hornbach fought with 0. ‘¢ — $12.50 Suits marked down Pe cinch e's oshagetads « O25O - $10 Overcoats ma@@ked down toO......ccccccccece 7.50 Sere Sa Open Until 9 O'Clock P. M. e, 1607 Menard street, but. wa ot : : ; ones to be seriously hurt. On Monday he Gar Boys Long Pants and Children’s Kilt Suits all reduced in like $12. 590 Overcoats marked down to. eeeeneeeee eee 8. 50 gan to suffer with excruciating pains in his : “chest. Kotine has not been arrested. proportion. 3 $12.50 Overcoats marked down to.....-..eeee. 9.00 ‘Bull's Gough syrup saved him. Only 286. OG This Is a BONA FIDE MARK-DOWN SALE From Our Original Selling Prices, With the Reduction Noted in Red . —lGG bo fon 4 ALEXAND ER’ : Jerked His Arm Out of Place. Ink on Every Ticket. We Want You to Call and See What a Genuine Reduction Sale Means. “Se ; . o - : | | y MEE it known n for the prevent Tas dee tamdace the skin emootl While Henry Weghorst was engaged in unloading ot 19 at Be ves oe . _ | ‘y : ‘ | 4 | . , fn) 7 Reibib away. ‘Weghorst ‘paped she: tines | iat : ) . f is a A | ALEXANDER’S ) TT eee 5 OM ie S tet om | : a vom Manel Pe —t—i‘é@EC C'- REESCCRRIPTTIION'S “XZ! EE = VANDALIA and Illinois Central Chicago ticket : | BROADWAY AND MORGAN. Open Ti1110 P. M, |aturdays. | : i a hc es Core ts gh ht ~ . *