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THE REPUBLIC: mJDNESDAY. MAY! 1.1901.
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10:30 A.M.
Seats Provided
for the Ladies.
Buyers will find
it advisable- to
come early.
BEGINS THE
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GREAT AUCTION!!
You Cannot Afford to Miss It!
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$500,000
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
WOITN OF
CHOICE 000DS
OFFEREB
FOR
THE PURPOSE
OF
RAISING
$250,000
SITE
Bonrd of Public Imj
ferred Business M
to Street Couii
IMMEDIATE ACTI0H
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Property on Prospectii
Be Condemned Tmj
Expenses to lie
Against Adjacent Pi
Jewelry, Cut Class, Clocks,
music Boxes,
Every article guar
anteed by the
Mermod & Jaccard
Jewelry Co.
SILVERWARES. Art Wares, Bric-a-Brac, Etc.
MERRICK, WALSH & PHELPS
m E. JACCARD Jewelry Cos.
MERMOD JACCARD JEWELRY CO.
The Combined
Stocks of the
With Choice Selections
from the Stock of the.
SALES DAILY
Till the $250,000.00
Is Realized.
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Jaeciri's Own SiIoimm
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DEPARTiENT.
MILLS &AVERILL,
Broadway & Pine.
Are You
Interested ?
SPRING SUIT,
SI0S25.
"Made in St. Louis by Mills
& AverUl."
Such perfection of Hi and
oHsriaalitv of afestea arosel--
V. dim. found in ready-to-wear
Istdta. .We secure these' essen
Htials fey haring our goods
auajeon tn prtmtset, under
! irnr allnct moervltlan.
TALK OF POLICE SYSTEM
FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR.
.Captain John W. Campbell Mentioned for Position of Chief
Corwin H. Spencer in Much Favor for Director General
Directors Will Meet for the First Time To-Morrow.
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CtmCEDE TREATY'S DEFEAT.
erokeea Have Bejected Aeree-
a rMnent Proposed by Congress.
iyinUa. I. T.t AprU 30. Preclncta whera
;Jra ira mostly fuliblpod and oppo.ed to
Vti-re low In reportlnr reaiUt of elec-
Uen yesterday to ratify or reject the treaty
rowoed-br Congress to the Cherokeea. It
js, conceded by leaden who favor treaty
UiatTltvhai been
t to 1,660.
rejected
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by majority of
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WlLUAfiLE PROPERH INVOLVED
Divorced Wife of William Wad
.t;dlhgham ues His Widow.
'ii?icP' Mo- rfl 30--Perllna TVaddlns
hiim. wife of the late William Waddinaham
of Bast-St LouU rromlSa until JSS,-when
w Mcured a, divorce .front him in the Au-
t County Circuit Court., has entered
IB the Clrenlt Court hr fnr Ihh'tMt.
aeaifoacof. an undivided one-half of, valuable
ITSlt is directed asalnat Mrs. Wnle
jiWaWtothaa. .rldow of .WlUiam Wad
.gaSim. ha Plantlft prays t or an onler
-.frvUie court for. the appointment oT a
caWMauon to .admeasure her dower in the
aBPCHUCBPKCIAU- -
, "fliifi!" :Afc April .JO The T-year-
f-'-3i"""F' ot rv ana Mrs. William
iioi ibu citjr was terribly lnjnred to
I IB, the. yard, at nlav while thpv
Kuar a Bearvlnt nUrhhor n ...
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ElS-crwSen5d.8aVe-,,er,,fe- "
8BST!i!klJ& ? P--The steamer
'Z3&Ar& .tqaayfor Cape Town
wlth.Seo bone aad.XO mules..
Among the James suggested for chief of
the police system to be established at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition is that of
Captain John W. Campbell of the Tenth
District, former Chief of Police of St. Louis.
James Cox, secretary of the original
World'a Fair organization, has received
dally for the last ten daya numerous ap
plications from men who desire to do police
duty at the Fair. This department has re
ceived no attention from the directors and
Fair workers, but the numerous applications
have brouxht forth the question of who
shall be at the head of the police system
when the time comes far its organization.
Friends of former Chief Campbell declare
that he is just the man for the place, and
an effort to secure the position for him
will be made.
-At the Chicago World's Fair the regular
policemen were called Columbian Guards.
No name has been selected for those who
will do police duty on the St. Louis World's
Fair grounds, but It seems to be the opinion
of nearly all of the applicants that they
are to be known as Jefferson Guards. Most
of the applicants who nave requested ap
pointments have stated that it is their de
sire to be included among the "Jefferson
Guards."
- Applications from those desiring to serve
on the police force at the Fair, as well as
the thousands ot others who want. work in
other departments, have been filed, but the
directors say that nothing will be done with
them for possibly several months,
Each of the cities of the United States
and many or those In Burcpe having a pop
ulation of 25.000 or more sent two repre
sentatives of their respective police depart
ments to Chicago to do special work at the
time of the World's Fair. Lieutenant Bon
fleld of Chicago had charge ot these men.
COUNCIL PASSES FAIR
PARK SITE MEASURE.
Under Suspension of Rules the
Council Approves the Measure
by Unanimous Vote.
The big detective agencies had their men
on tho grounds, and so well policed was the
Fair that, proportionately, few thefts, such
as would be expected in the great crowds,
were reported.
To-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock the di
rectors will meet at the Noonday Club. It
Is practically assured that former Governor
D. R. Francis will be chosen president of
the board. No other name has been sug
gested so far, and It would seem that Mr.
Francis will bo chosen unanimously.
At the meeting it will be decided which
directors shall, serve one, two and three
year terms. A Steering Committee probably
will be chosen by the temporary chairman.
and this committee will be asked to deter- i
mine what committees shall be appointed.
It Is quite probable, after the permanent
organization Is perfected, that the president
will want a Steering Committee to assist
him In naming the regular standing com
mittees. Corwln H. Spencer is still prominently
spoken ot as the director general of tho
Fair. He has repeatedly stated that he does
not desire the place, but it Is said to bo
the Intention of the Board of Directors to
Insist that he shall accept It. W. I. Buchan
an, director general of the Pan-American
Exposition, has also been mentioned as a
possible director general of the St. Louis
World's Fair, but Mr. Spencer's friends
declare that It Is unnecessary to go outside
of St. Louis for a man, to nil the position.
The receipts yesterday on the first call tor
10 per cent on the subscriptions were grati
fying. The subscriptions came mostly from
the small shareholders. Secretary Cox stated
that there have been but few objections
from the subscribers, and that the company
anticipates little trouble In getting the
money subscribed by smaU shareholders.
MAY REACH MAYOR SATURDAY.
Ordinance Contains Provisions
Giving the Municipality Control
of Building Operation and
Improvements.
THE WEATHER.
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CITY- ITKvr.
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!C&AV?FOBIr'S claim, and we think jost
y.tate3tc,to.ortne recognised Am?
J&:mtlrc of dignified, -progres-
aMoU retail Merchandlsln'!! . "-
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iriiPMtT; Angostura excite appe
& Tf" stomach tor Its work.
To-Da's Forecast.
-TVasMnrtcra, April . Foreca.t for Wednes
day and Thursday:
lllinois-rFalr, continued Harm, 'wednenlay and
Thutrtay: freeh writ to south winds.
Iowa Fair, continued warm Wednesday and
TIiur3y. except probably cooler In the north
wt portion; south to west winds.
Ulaourl Fair, continued warm Wednesday
and Thursday: south to .west winds.
Kansas Fair, continued warm Wednesday and
probably Thurtday: south to west winds.
Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Arkansas
Fair afcd continued warm Vednelay and Tnui
day: wind, mostly southerly.
Nebraska Fair. conUnued warm. Utadnndu:
Thursday, partly cloudy, not warm; south to
west winds.
Local Report.
' sr. Loult. Tuesday, April SO, l0l.
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Local Forecast Oittclal. '
CioTeraaaeat Report.
Dcpcrunent ot Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Veteoioloslcal observaUon. recld at Et. Louis
April 70. mow at : p. m. local time snd p. m.
evHityflfth.rfl:rldtan Ume. Observations taken
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NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Summary of Year's Sunday-School
Work Miss Shontz's Lecture.
Miss Eva Marshall Shontz, national pres
ident of tho Young People's Christian Tem
perance Union, will give a free lecture at
Lucas Avenue Cumberland- Presbyterian
Church, Lucas and Channing avenues, on
Tuesday evening. May 7, on the subject
"Who Killed Joe's Baby?" the title of the
Reverend Mr. Sheldon's new story, based
en facts recently occurring in Kansas. Miss
Shontz -lectures under the auspices of the
local Y. P. C. T. U., of which O. E. Payne
Is president. All Interested In temperane
work are invited to be present.
The Reverent3! W R Vintt .nnAHnl.,i..i
cf the Southwestern District ol the Amer
ican Sunday School Union, has just lisued
a summary of the year's work In his dls
ttlct, which indicates a "year of solid ad
yar.ee." Doctor King states that in addl
'lon' to the large number of utw schools
Planted bv the 222 missionaries .-mnlnirnrf
there were 515 reorganized, and 323 schools
otherwise aided In their work. The amount
rtcelved for the work was JH6,W1, an In
crease of Jl,305 over last year. Definite re
ports of conversions resulting from this
tsw'F-S01 durin5 lne year aggregate
7,832, and Kb new churches have been or
ganized out of the Sunday schools Planted,
sixteen mere than last year.
Mount Auburn M. E.-Church. South, will
begin a series of revival meetings next Sun
K?ihd ft0.. Pastor, the .Reverend J.
lohE.-?r1ilnbofaTex by "" R?V"Cn'1
WIDOW ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
2Irs. Lillie Pearson, While De
spondent, Took Morphine.
'Mrs. Lillie Pearson, a widow, swallowed
a large does of morphine shortly after 7
o'clock yesterday raornlng.-ot her home, No
90J. North Compton avenue. She was found
Li t. unconscious condition' about two
lrst.lat'!r br ty women living in tho
SJ.S001 "'blue paper, which read: "Send
Ok..m4ghDe,rKaS. "W"y Bt """a.
f,lLK- c' En ' No. M40 Franklin
nmS w" ""nmoned. He worked over the
itorihi? wtwo honr .ana ucceeded In re
sipnng her to consciousness. Last nlaht
?m ."g,nf,Uon. had considerably taproired.
bUt She In not mir .r H.M v. r'r..
dorrnPt1aPlnimetha.t.leknes and I ""e kidneys. Uvr
fJSL'0.!0" had caused Mrs.!-Pearson ! ftvers headache i
Under a suspension of the rules the City
Council yesterday afternoon passed the
World's Fair park-site bill. Tho measure
was fread In Ihc evcnln? In the House of
Delegate?, and this morning will be read
the second tlmo and referred to tho Com
mitted on MunlclDal Affairs. Secretary L. C.
Irvine ot tho World's Fair Free Site As
sociation hopes that the bill will be sent
to Mayor Wells by the end of the week.
The bill authorizes the directorate of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, to
select a site for tho World's Fair in O'Fal
lon Park, Carondelet Park or the western
half of Forest Park. That portion of Forest
raric specined Is the territory lying west
of Grand Concourse, the largo lake, and
Llndell pavilion, excluding the cottage.
Sections provide that the park, or por
tion of a vark. selected shall continue dur
ing tho World'a Fair under the control of
the municipality, and that all buildings, op
erations and Improvements shall be pursued
under the direction of tho Board of Public
Improvements. Flans and proposed work
must first bo approved by the board. The
city also reserves the rizht to all excises
and licenses.
The bill was reported favorably by Acting
Chairman Newell of the Committee on Mu
nicipal Affairs.' Mr. Horton moved for a
suspension of the rules. In order to accom
plish immediate action, and, on motion of
Captain Hodr.es, the bill was sent io en
grossment. Later It was returned by Chair
man Newell of the Committee on En
grossed and Enrolled Bills, and was passed
by unanimous vote. On motion of Mr. Mcy
senburg, the vote was reconsidered, and the
motion laid on the table.
Secretary Irvine yesterday gave out the
following letter, addressed to him by H.
N. HIgglnbotham, president of the World's
Columbian Exposition:
fiE".?; AP.r,1;?M0.,--L- C l"lne. E.O.. Sec
rtnfy -Jvj?riaS tttSS. Kw s" Association. St.
"i!?- 5t: Dcar fflr ' am In receipt ot jouri
.,,,hei?in.lnsV ,anS ,n "ply bfg lo r tbit in
??? ,2lal. to JS1""1 Wr P""on you assume
that I have said something that 1 had not even
thought of eating.
JVhciL cm the lath Inst,. I received . s com
munlcatlon from one or our citizens, Mr. John
J. Mcuermott. who was unknown to roe, asking
.. yj u. t Kiiaivi.w or aaurea. previously
made By me on the subject of the location of
The Board of Public Impro'
terday referred to Street
Varrelman tho petition signed
known citizens, asking that a
pointed on which the matter of
the property immediately o;
Union Station to furnish a site fi
park should be considered. The
mlssloner Is expected to report
back to-day, when action may be
on It.
Signers of the petluon are e:
over tho outlook and believe thai
vantages of a park opposite the a
sufficiently manifest to gain publl
for tho proposed condemnation of
structures now faclmr the Market
trance of the station. The advanta,
site as a location for a public
branch, as suggested In The
meets with their Unanimous approv
Leslie A. Moffett ot Motlett & Frai
who la Interested In the movement,
that the signers of the petition expei
bear from the measure this Week.
The petition asks the condemnation
property lying between Market and
nut streets, a total of 1M feet, excll
the city alley, between Eighteenth
Nineteenth streets, a frontage of 320
and between Nineteenth and Twe;
streets, a frontage ot 170 feet The'
malnder of the block between Ninet
and Twentieth Is not to be included,
plat published some weeks ago In The
public showed the proposed arrangemen
the park which It Is desired to establish.
"The entire cost of the property need
exceed 700,000 at a liberal estimate."
Mr. Moffett, "and the institution of a
on the. site will afford room for the cr'o
to enter ana leave the station, a necessl
wnicn is xeit even wttn our present traf
Then the section of tha hloclc hettuoen Nl
teenth-and Twentieth will afford a splendl
iuuiuuo mr a iiDrary Drancn.
President Hiram Phllllrn of the Rnnrtt
Public Imrjravernpnta etnfri veefprriav thi
ho could express no opinion on the subjeel
Among the signatures attached to the pe
tltion are those of E. C. Simmons. Augusi
Gehner, O. I Whltelaw, Marcus Bernhelm
er. Isaac M. Mason. R. F. Klleren. V. w.
Rnnmhnrf William Rnw- TVtto-alrt n,.i.fnnl
the Klngsland Manufacturing Company and'
many rcui esia-ie nrms.
The cost of the park will be borne by an
assessment 'made on the neighboring prop
erty, which Is thought to be sufficient. Mr.
Moffett stated that the Union Station man
agement is willing to move Its sidewalk
back a certain distance as a contribution to
the width of the street In case the park
project goes through, or else to donate Jl.
WX) towards tho park.
(JESTER OF POPULATION.
Census Bureau Thrusts Prontlaence
Upon u Indiana Town.
Washington, April 30. The Census Bureau
to-day issued a bulletin announcing that
the center of population of the United
States, excluding Alaska and recent terri
torial accessions' on June 1 last, was six
miles southeast of Columbus, Bartholomew
County, in Southern Indiana.
BOYISH
BOYS . .
we Ufce a pride in the Boys we dress, and we
neet theJr mannish tastes without making them out
landish.. jk jt jt
Here are some two-piece suits with double-breasted
jackets for 'Boys.from 7 to 15 that we think will
please them as well as their mothers.
$3.50 to $9.00.
There are cheviots in a great variety of under
plaids and over-checks, and, in fact, whatever you like.
Furrushmgs for the Boys, too.
Browning, King & Co.
BROADWAY AND PINE.
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JBfcl
Mti(foe&fei
the acknowledged
King of Bottled
Beers, possesses :.
every element that
mikes a perfect and delicious brew.
, Nearly three quarters of a billion
bottles of this famous brand have
been consumed-a world's record.
The product of ' -
ifieuser-Busch Brewing Ass'fl
mi
fywufiine
St. Louis, U. S. A.
Famous the world over for its tonic qualitfet, ;,
recommended by physicians everywhere, w
prepared by this association. '
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our Exposition, and mentioning- that It was bto-
SSis l00?" t,he sh tul Exposition in
Forest Park. 1 mad. reply without any reference
owing- anything about
. hi. i.;-.jirvvtiu:--:t ..t
the condition or acreage ef Forest l'arlc I ore
sumrd. In the absence of any IntOrmaUon. that
it Wll. a "mad tinrlc mxA It Mn. tl,...r
jeotions to Its use would not be applicable. I de-!'nrSclr1,a-f
.u?rS.mft, nd courteous answer,
and I certainly think f did so. If you will read
SKJ.'."? cJcfuIy V 5' ee thit it doe. not
object to the use of Forest Park, but of a
adjacent If It could be acquired. If, as you
slate a portion ot Forest Park Is simply a
llderness.'V that portion does not come with
in my suggestion of a "made park," but as prop
erty adjacent susceptible of web occupation, if
therefore. Uie "wilderness" portion of Forest
HSZKJStJ?0. laIf e nouKn ' your Exposition
and sufficient adjacent property can be acquired,
snch a location la certainly within the suggest
tlons of my letter to Mr. MCOermett.
The man sent m tinw tha bwaiu. it .... .
Park to be central Js to the north and south
Postmasters and Rural Delivery.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, April 30. Fourth-class Post
masters have been appointed as follows:
Illinois Abe, Franklin County, M. M".
Mansell. vice J. W. Catllle. resigned; Green'
Bldge, Macoupin County, A. W. Crawford.
vice J. B. Purcell, resigned; Manford, Fay
ette County, T. G. Mathews, .vice A. B.
Halford, resigned.
Indiana Murray, Wells County. J. w.
Park, vice o. F. Sutton, resigned; Ragles-
nUIt'?a.vles3 C0"" M- tllark. vice J.
B. Myers, removed.
Kansas Hrnnrl Hitmmlt p..t.u n
J. F. Oliver, vice aTiS-r'rS-SK'W';
fayette, Stevens County, E. U Bane,' vice
K. F. Fumna. r.mnvert- -w. VS'.-L-.?
Count. M n' hn TfflTJSff1
signed! "' '"" " "' aaaw- nm
TlJI'S CUnt-' Wh Nfcholsfn. ??erCai:
ean& S? Jj-'SHrt. Ola,: Kaufman
rlgea;-pincknVyptoIk-County"w9U'X
tAonan5vr'JriSe s M.'Oates, i&iSug.
""a. .vice J . W. Dow, resigned.
Jualiios'r17 W1U et"aa
iirsfhroe-tf T'e"' H- Sff
iWSW carriers: 25
rumes, wv, miles; population served isn-CaKI?'MA-
WooS and JB. H. Clara. '
The following post offices have been estab
lished and Postmasters appointed: .
Arkansas-ainson, Cleveland Countv
SChSr : fi'Uart' SeV,er county:
I$SS?F$2Z2' K,D8hIun Coun.
J.MHlSlPPlHu"' K'mPer County. Martha
erttaood.Dam0n HaTdIn Count Rob
Marcus a 't a , tm.hu tt. ... K
Ely. James wT it&ter"Ia M'ai
ureal inter.
owners In the'
ket over the eff
r.- t -.,,..... . I ui
Auv,kui u. j. Mrnnm nfia ruiAtt n.i.i.i i .. . .
Pension examlnihr nriXT V ?Sff"i,.,5.1 5- uraajr or m
Mo. " "w a-iaino. . Association, ask
be recommende.
LOW CUT.
Nothing "So cool and stylish In a Sum
mer Shoe for Men and Women as
oar
OXFORDS.
From now on it will be the snoe "par
esccllence tor uvuuj " "
either sex.
We have them In patent leathers.
Kid. Enameled and Tans. The latest
shapes of. tofr and" last.
Your foot fitted- Find them
$3.50 to 95.00 at
m
m
from
MaSWVrsaasfoabosPeouLano
811 ri BROAPWAV. . . .
4
hae been appointed substitute clerks In tha
post office at Kansas City. Mo.
.TirT0? lj: yilm,th haa en appointed a
substitute clerk in the post office at Dallas
9863 LOCUST ST., ST. LOUIS.
Ar Tbe oaly PoalUve Core for Liquor DriBklni; Mt
CV Bhtae and other Narcotic Di Usliis. Neumtfcearit,
i, Toftacco and Clfarette addictlotu.
re
e.Meaamlenea and CeRtalUUOR ConMslrtial.
DR. J. 6. BLAINE, J?,
HirmaTr.atsji.nt for Totaeeo and WfJJ,;nl"
Jeeal and lonK dlstanco telephoi e. lrrtrtl10Q;
IMPR01
Property
hood Fal
sochl
DOrllana of thff fltv. a"d ttnnM nn ,k. .-..
Incline me to favor that vlct'nttr, but I sUll
maintain that jour "made park" stiqold be pre-
5cDmoCtt.re"0n '"" ln"mr "''" ,0
Iteplylng- to your kind Invitation to Come to
Bt Jxrals and be a guest of your association. I
regret that mr engagementa will not permit mo
to accept in the near future.
Perhaps -l ought to add that we bad the same
Columbian Exposition: a large faction favoring
our beautiful Washington Parle as the only suit
able place. A. you know, we selected. Jackson
Park, which had not then been Improved to anr
extent, .leaving Washlnrton Park as a beauty
spot for pur people and our visiting friends.
-Reirrettlna; that you have misinterpreted the
content, of my letter to Mr. Mebermott. I am.
dsT !r with tmi.. .. .!
. H. Ti. HlfJOlNBOTHAM.
WHES TstAt-KLIKO
Whether on pleasure bent or business, take
uo-BTcry mp sjwiue.oi oyrup or Jrii
:lLifi IaH2"f,.l .".r..8;j.l.t ft,.... dear?
tamaiji iSprttlpitasloa laarpreclahie.: s . ' Z? .,
A-ssbTv-t-;- - . .- ,'v --JJfcnWJ.-.-
' ---TS.-tV ;-s7' & - ' -A ;npoawss!BM.-- .
sVssf!? 'p-Y K .;
to take the poison.
t'asaltakle Steeiaelr
Uo more 'harm than good. Dr. Bond, expert
optician at .Mermod 4 Jaccard's, Broadway
and Locust, will examine your eyes free or
charge and fit them properly. Steel frames,
H and up; goIdVtS "and up. .-,'. ' ,-
Wre Beatraya Tro BnUdlasrs. J
Are broke out in a Uaek-
the rear ot B. W.;Fraxler's
HKPUBUC SPECIAL.
nlltht last
lis, Solo, Mo., April 30-Shortly after mid-
kiil lui jiirm m
... .'' -r
Emitn anop in
.Butcher shop, and destroyed-both buUdlnes
baoly-dernaged Doctor' H.r,K. Zone's
newncs ouuains.
MM
.. ... ? .. - r - - -- . ". -.
ii aciS'.mosi pieasantiy ana . effectually on
liver ana
s.t:
lrrg- druggists.
tes.i
And nowrele. nrv.nf!d.
j-wcMuauesiiiiu ainer iorms oi alCk
For sale ln0-crit bottles by all lead
ruarlstBL atanufHetiireH h.- tt r.nii.
iwraia b is oyrup yompany only.
Great Dock Fire "at Sasi Jaaa.
5?iLJu"n' ?orto BXco. April S0--Th new"
ttSO.OM pier here caught fire this' afternoon
and was destroyed in half- an boor. A targe
stock, of sugar ao rum war lost in the fire.
-The Ore continues-terrace, and threatens to'
Biiieuu u iner.siDirc. oi tne custom-noose.
Lives mat.haye beenjost, but this la not
yet ascertained. -- .
v' .HEW TRAM TO TKCAa.
Tla aL,K. T. my. leaves St. Loalg at
IK j. J.-iUy: Jifet oiewVer ti
Dallas ana Wavof eaa . aeeaalcel at.
nest Oftleea la St. Lonls.
Both for location and up-to-date improve
ments, for rertU (17.50 per month and up
ward, in the new flreproof Mermod & Jac
card building, Broadway and Locust.
Army Orders.
RFFUDLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Arm CO. Second Lieutenant
John Barnes, recently appointed from pri
vate life, la assigned to the Twenty-ninth
Infantry and will Join that regiment at Fort
Sheridan. " .
Leave for fifteen days Is granted Second
Lieutenant John Barnes; Twenty-ninth In
fantry. The. leave granted Major , Harry Haw
thorne, Twenty-ninth Volunteer Infantry,
is extended one month.
Major James Glennah, Volunteer Surgeon.
Thirty-elglub Infantry, Is detailed as a
member of the Board of Medical Officers
appointed January 18, vies Major William
LewlJ.
Major LouU Craig, Fifteenth Cavalry, Js
detailed as a member of the Examining
Board fit thu Prn.trtln nf flan 'WflnjilMrt
vice Captain John Pitcher. '
ane loiiowing contract dental surareona
the market.
D. A. Pareira,
House ot Heprei
owner on Sixlh st
stated yesterday t
provement In sevi
Improvements 'wli
nelghborhbod. but
much more In kei
loess.
W estimate ti
IW.osu or so will 1
provements." said
urst step that we
removal Of the a
around the exterior
uae up room and
bnri
JTha Sixth Street
IT OF ,
IN MARKET.
Inftiie Neighbor
ftti Street As-
IPtition.
lns the property
l(ja of Vmon juat-eirtltldi'Presented
Improvements last
jeet improvejucu
ah appropriation
improvement Of
ot tne Missouri
iad a property
.ite the market.
laiarket needi im-
,hd that tnea.
i.' benefit the
W.ttj-tjw
"ITonus .
ipE"a;4.uim:
B?i iK
K. and bW.t
IUICSC COMFORTI
TLEANABLE"
REFRIGERATORS.
IRINGEN STOVECOI
tlon thinks that It would be b est to teat
I.T..a rVnnis This would widen ins sws
walk, makbemarket lighter and top.-ov.
"ThTpa SSeo?S boothson '
ro these, locating them mafd. tt.
?.u"aSff-.c. SSder our pSba. A bettor
They
be nelgnbor-
Assocli-
foteTWideunderourpUni.
'adopts. "raff the" vartjui booth, -m
.& 'according to what ther gL,-
M"isaw,aLft
(J
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w-n
..m
rl&M
iale of plants on the southern E
atst'
It. wsaaM
keTgreat taproerSnt n th. took
Tbfofflers of the xtt -JWei M-aa
FVlck. treasurer, and George B. .
secretary.
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AJaskhA
U jlEfs;
w
tmi
XBm
i.rx-z
raf?!v
lj.vwtr-l
will proceed from thf dt
xne reiiremenc irotn active rvtc. nt
4i- frt fanlt. sija
duty: Hugo C. Itettx and William, H. Ware.
Colonel.. Wht Davis, Third Cavalry, at hit
own request, is announced. - .
Best for rheuniatltm-.ElmeT Amtnd's
Prescription, No. 851. Celebrated on its
merles for many effectual curea -
Will Install 5ew atlaJster.
BEPUBUC SPECIAL.
Jerseyville. I1L, April .-The Installation
of the Reverend 1. fl. Klu. mmm I
the First Presbytiriatl Church wflt take
"'IE Wednesday night..
The Reverend J. A nollhr nf n.tinu
moderator of AltonPreabytery; -arm or
-" -v e..uwu yi w uuiverca
xiEvercna jt . j. rergUSOn. JJ.
Louis.
red by the
a., or
St.
. JesTcroaa iy Pant Oaseej IibbIKs. '
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Sues for the post; office atTjetteraoClty"
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