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TRICE TWO CENTS. cv DAILY AND SUNDAY. 15 CENTS A WEES. CAUGHT FORCING A DOOR. ON PARTISAN LINES.

Gaining Thousands of Little Friends Every Week Great Auction Sale of Oriental Rugs and Carpets, Beginning; Tuesday, April 24, at 10:30 o'cFk a.m. HI it THE CHILDREN'S SUPPLEMENT OF THE WW Sunday reat Auction OF Post Dispatch- ill Anti Rugs a lie si no A Bright Little Newspaper of 16 Pages, 64 Columns, All for the Young Folks J. KENNARD SONS received a Urge Consignment of Oriental Rugs and Carpets last month from a firm controlling the Largest Number of Antique and Modern Rugs and Carpets IN THE WORLD. This consignment amounted to over $125,000, and there remains about $80,000 worth unsold. The owners of this rare collection have given us notice to Close Out the Balance at A I If AUL I IT WILL CONTAIN T0-H0RR0W: A Story of an Exciting Rescue A Fight With Indians.

The Lady A Tales. Johjinie's Trip to Jeeboo Land. A Competition for Young Artists. Whitington and His Cat. Good Tales by Midget Headers.

Puzzles. Games, Triclis. Exchange, Society, School JS'ews. Letters from Little Ones. Base Ball Funny Pictures.

1 Hi ill! a Every schoolboy and We will, therefore, offer the entire $80,000 Worth AT AUCTION as Ordered, sale to commence At 10:80 O'Clock Tuesday, April littla, at Our Store, Corner Broadway and St. Charles Street. This is an opportunity for our citizens who want ORIENTAL RUQS OR CARPETS to purchase them at about their OWX PRICE. We have not the space to enumerate the many different Varieties, Makes, Sizes and Qualities of Rugs and Carpets in this LARGE CONSIGNMENT, but will content ourselves by saying that there wiil ba beautiful specimens in this Sale from all parts of "Persia," "Turkey," "India," "Arabia" and "China. III! oil jjj Every week and read it.

III! 1 If some of the older readers of the SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH 7 And of All Sizes and All Shapes and embracing THE FINEST and HOST SUPERIOR QUALITIES EVER BROUGHT TO AMERICA, It is with great satisfaction that we are able to offer Our Friends and Citizens of St. Louis such an opportunity to purchase rare ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS. THE CATALOGUES OF THIS GREAT SALE ARE NOW READY. Call and get one and take a look at the goods. Have no children of their own they should send the MIDG-ET To their voung friends.

'Remember, the sale Coleman Johnson Arrested nd a Peculiar Letter lonud on Illm. At 2 o'clock this morning Eergt. McXamee and Officer Hurley of the Central District saw a man trying to force open the rear side door of M. J. Maloney's "Hole In the Wall" saloon, o.

411 Fine street, and placed him under arrest. At the Chestnut Street Station, where the prisoner was brought and searched, two letters were found on him, addressed to Coleman Johnson, care of general delivery, St. Louis, Mo. The prisoner gave the name of Frank Walker, however, but after some close questioning he admitted that his correct name wa Coleman Johnson. The letters found In his possession were written on the letter heads of the Memphis Detective Agency.

There are two of them, and one has the title of the concern torn from the top. From the letters It was learned that Johnson was Involved In some trouble In Memphis, Tenn. and the Memphis Detective Agency was looking out for his Interest. The nature of the trouble is not. positively known, but It Is said to be a case of assault.

The prisoner refused to say anything relative to the matter farther than he and several others got into a general fight, and clubs were usd. It Is evident that Walker, alias Johnson. lelt the city pending the settlement of the trouble. '1 lie letter which refers to the trouble was written on April 10, last, and bears simply the signature, "I'ryde." This letter reads as follows, and was evidently scratched off In a hurry: Mkmphis, April 19. Kkievo Jim Get out quick, they are on to toil Hill's wife It in hit orllce now.

organ warrants against you and Bill. sr. She savs lio unthoughtediy told where you was. bin you are stopping at her brother's or sister's I did not take lime to listen. Utrtii uri I want Kill, lite wiia tiai the money to go nis bond ana the sheriff lent one tome li I said so he would let him out.

Mis iii Morgan gets the warrants in lny lint. I will go over with her ia the morning- anil see what Is In It. Inn lotk tut. Inahurrr. i'nvKt.

The other letter, was written a short while previous tand refers to some mvs-terlous trouble. In which there was no "sugar" and persons, such as "II." and are nsimed only. This one Is signed "II. G. and the title nf tie detectlTe agency Is not destroyed, chief ilarrlgan read the letters and at once detei mined to wire the Memphis officers to see If Walker, alias Johnson, was wanted there.

The letter will also be forwarded to the Mempuis chief of Police for Investigation. For some time Johnson was closeted with Chief Desmond and stubbornly refused to make any statement regarding the trouble In Memphis. After considerable trouble, he llnally said that about Ave months ago he got Into a drunken fight in a saloon with James Moore, a plumber, of Memphis. In the fight he said he hit Moore on the head with a club. After the occurrence he left Memphis and and has been here for five days past.

He admitted receiving the letters from Mr. I'ryde of the Mem phis Detective Agency, and said that Fryile acted as a friend In the matter, he bavin; known him for twenty years. He did not know what charge had been preferred against him In Memphis, but thought It was assault and battery. Johnson will be held here pending an Investigation of the affair by the authorities of Memphis, Tenn. speating about the circumstances under which he was caught by the police this mcrnlng, Johnson said he couid not understand how It happened.

He thought it was due to whisky, a good deal of which ha had taken last night. AHandT Train M. K. for Sedaila. The Missouri.

Kansas Texas Hallway's new schedule manes It very convenient for Sedaila patrons and those to Intermediate points. The train leaves St. Louis at 11:30 p. m. arter all the theater perpormances.

arriving at Sedaila at 8 55 a. m. and Is open tor the reception of passengers at any time after p. m. on the incoming train from the same points arriving at St.

Louis at 5 :20 a. ra. passengers are allowed to remain in the sleepers until 7:30 a. in. Take the Lroadway cable-get off at Mullanphy.

Jack Rabbit on the War Path. Jack Duncan (colored), alias JackKabblt, was arrested by Officer Roach of the Third District at 6 o'clock last Sunday morning for breaking Into the home of his sweetheart, Hattle Stephenson. 1221 North Eighth street. lie tried to kill her. but she escaped und had him fined $10 by Judiie I'axson last Monday morning for his trouble.

When he was taken back to the station he took sick and was removed to the City Hospital. Tor what reason it does not appear, Duncan was released from that Institution yesterday morning. As soon as he got out he procured a hatchet and went straight to Hattle's home agnln, determined to kill her this time sure, officer itoach was on the lookout for him again, however, and locked him up before tie couid do any damage. His case was continued before Judge Faxson this morning. Around Robin Flood's Barn.

That's the way some lines run to Cincinnati and Louisville. The Baltimore A Ohio Southwestern (O. Jt M. Ily.) will take you to either place while you are figuring out the trip over any other route. Pullman dining-cars (serving breakfast leaving St.

Louis), parlor and drawing-room sleeping cars. These trains run through without transfer. Ask for Information at city ticket ofllce, No. 105 North Broadway. lure Food Exhibit.

Mr. Georg3 Kawson of Cincinnati arrived at Hurst's last night and to-day Is making arrangements for the holding of a pure food exhibition In St. Louis. Mr. Kawson will be Joined on Monday by Mr.

T. J. Smith of Cincinnati, the gentleman who was Instrumental In having a pure food display In New York several years ago. The east nave of the xpoltlon Building has been rented, and about the third week In May the pure food exhibition will be given. Low Bates Via M.

K. T. Kt. On April 2 the K. T.

Ily. sell round trip tickets to all points on Its lines In Missouri and Kansas, south of Clinton, and to all points In Texas, at one fare for the round trip. For full particulars call at city tick et office, 103 North Broadway. Struck iler With a Stone. Mrs.

Kate Holzhauser of 2241 Montana street called at the l'rosesutlng Attorney's office to-day and applied fur a warrant against Nicholas Simon, 10 years old, who lives with his parents at 2237 Montana street, alleging that the boy struck her with a stone on the head yesterday. She stated that the alleged assault was the revult of family quarrel between the two families. She was referred to the Police Court. To build up both solid fl'jsh and strength after grip, pneumonia, fevers and other prostrating diseases, there is nothing; to equal Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.

FKOSTRATICS FCLLCWIHS Mrs. Reuben Garrett, King (icorye C. writes: "I was taken grip which finally i resulted in pneumonia. Was prostnited for three months. Had a terrible cough and wnsemaoiatwi and very weak.

Was fast 'drifting into'Vuick consumption." The doctor gave me medicines all the time. grew weaker, ile advised cod liver oil emulsion. I took two bottles of it without any relief. I had pain in mV left shoulder and back. I wrote you, and you prescribed vour 'Golden Mrs.

Garrett. Medical Discovery. I took only one bottle before 1 felt better. After two bottles I couid sit tip. und felt i had been saved from the grave, 1 iucreawd rapidly in and strength.

on TUESDAY, APKIL 24th, at 10:30 o'clock. J. Kennard Sons Carpet Co. How the Justices Districts Will Probably Be Laid Out JUDGE EDMUNDS INTEBVIEWED ON HIS SUGGESTION FOB A PAETY MEETING. Em Would Not Consider a Meeting of Democratic) Judges to Adopt a Flan in ths Light of a Cancna His Argument Against the Ribbon Flan.

It is probable that a plan to divide the city Into new justice of the peace districts will be adopted at the next meeting of the commission of Judges appointed to formulate the rlan of redlstrlctlon. That such a plan will be one specially designed to further the Interests of the Democratic party can hardly be doubted. Judce Henry L. Kdmunfls was seen at the Criminal Court this morning. To the reporter he gave a brief synopsis of his views on the subjact about as follows: "At the last meeting," he said.

"I made a motion to hold the proceedings publicly Instead or In executive session ai before, which was adopted with but little discussion. I am In favor of the greatest publicity being given the matter, as there Is nothing to conceal, and It Is a thing In which the public Is naturally very much Interested. "The two systems under discussion for redlstrlctlon are called the ward system and 'the ribbon system. Accurately speaking, the ribbon system would make the districts run from the river to the city limits, but no ribbon plan suggested yet divides the city Into such districts. "The ward rlan as suggested is more or less a ribbon plan Inasmuch as the short- 9t district east and west would run from the river to Klghteenth street.

I am personally opposed to the ribbon plan for the following reasons It would place the people living la the West l.nd at the mercy of the politicians In the Last llnd. While It Is generally believed that ths reverse would be the case Know that the population along the river front Is so dense as to entirely outnumber the vote in the rest of the district. It is conceded on all hands that the central districts, that Is, those about the Court-house, are bound to be Democratic under any plan, ribbon or otherwise. Iam familiar therefore with those who control the party machinery in the eastern part of the Clstrlct, and I am sure their Influence will always be strong enough to nominate a man of their choice, and such a man is far snore likely to be one of their own number than one from the West Knd. "Tbui, I believe that under the ribbon plan not a single nomination of the character contemplated by the new law would be made.

The added dlftnlty which the law gives to the office should result In the nomination of capable and honorable men. "The ribbon plan Is beautiful In theory, ut In practice would produce the very result Is sought to avoid. Jly Idea Is to make the districts about the Court-house even smaller than has yet been sugeested by any one, because the courts then will necessarily have the creater part of the business. Have the other districts running close to the Courthouse, thus allowing a chance for the elec tlon of resident lawyers as justices. Another reason against the ribbon plan Is the trreat coufuslon which would arise from preparing the tickets and having a proper representation in conventions.

The nominations or Justices and Constables have always lieen controlled by the party machine and awarded to such candidates as In their judgment should have thorn." A RATHER FINE DISTINCTION. Judge Kdmunds then spoke or the proceedings at the last meeting: "Will you kindly explain how It was you came to propose the holding of a party caucus to decide upon a plan?" he was asked. I made no suggestion for the holding of sucli a caucus," was the reply. "On the contrary I have always taken the position that politics should not figure In this matter at all." hat was the nature of your proposal "At the last meeting after the various plans had been sugueted and we had voted upon and rejected every system proposed, and Judges Kieln. Wlthrow and Usher (Ue-publican?) had always voted together, I rose and stated that I saw no prospect of our coining to a conclusion so long as the Democratic Judges present cbuld agree upon nothing among themselves.

That if we were to hold a meeting among ourselves and agree upon a plan we could come here and put It through, we could Induce none of our Kepubllcan -ethren to agree with us I for one would ggest that we five hold a meeting and come a conclusion. The Kepubllcans are unanimous In their lection of a piau. i.ither we Democrats ust reach a similar understanding we must conform to the epnbllcan system. Otherwise we keep on voting and voting for months no further purpose. "Hut would not such a meeting be to all and purposes a Democratic caucus'" "Certainly not.

Our meeting need not icessarlly havu a polltlcaljbearlng, even we are all of the same color. It ould merely expedite matters and save jiuch very valuable time. The holding of a meeting does not mean a plot and there lg no reason why we cannot unanimously formulate a plan as much In accord with our consciences and as free from political issues as wo could with the Kepubllcans present." 'But politics has entered Into the matter right along, lias It "Unfortunately It has to some extent. I have always taken the position that It should have no bwarlng on the matter at all, hence when my Kepubllcan brethren have suggested that such and such a proposed division would not bo fair to the Kepubllcan party 1 have Insisted that such a reason wus no objection to the plan at all and should not be entertained." At this point Judsre Kdmunds was called to attend to his Judicial duties, which had been neglected during the interview, and there-porter was courteously dismissed. DKVOT TAKES ISCt'B WITH MMl'SIU.

Mr. Denis Devoy takes issue with Judge Kdmunds, and says that be regrets when drawing up the bill he did not omit the names of i both Four Courts Judges. hm seen thlsTiiorning he said: The people have been trying to get rid of the contiguous ward plan lor twenty-five years. Any change, no matter whether ribbon plan or any other plan, would, of course, mora than likely relieve us of the present system and Its supporters. They have held on to the present system under the ward plan and will continue to do so until the contiguous ward plans are abolished.

he delay at rresent Is unfortunate. It has Drought on an unpleasant condition and subjected the commission to an unplensant suspic. on of political trickery and caused a deadlock. i wutcU may not be broken for some time. TOMMY KYaN HERE.

Arrival of the Wltrwiht Champion nxlooi to Fieht Smith- Tommy Ryan, the welterweight champion, arrived In the city last night and called at the Post-Dispatch ofllce this morning. Eyan says his next fleht will probably be with vsterlous" Hilly Smith, the welterweight, whom he Is anxious to meet l.erore the -National spotting Club of Loudon Smith has exprehsed his willingness to accomodate Hran, and the Kngllsh pugilistic promoting organization will be usked to nang dp a rure for the pair. j.T-ir vtiks srars the welterweight cham- th Olympic to-morrow night. Jim iii id Australian middle weight, who IU releree the bout, urrlves lu tulsctty Iroin O. J.

TISWUS fe Auctioneers. II, III 1 11 1) 8- ill in I lit) 5 (S 9 J5U girl should get a copy of in LEGAL. SPECIAL 8ALF I By virtue of and pursuant to a decree and cnler of ta.e made the circuit onrt of the city of 81. Louis. Mo.

at its February term, lr-94. thereof, 10-wil: On the day of March, 18h4, In a certain cause pending la snld court. In which Anna atz. Caroline elate. Minna liusse and her htisbsnd, rederlrs Hu.se, Maria Muller and net husbat.d, harles W.

Mueller. 8ophla D.ppe and her hus-bsnd. Henry L. Deppe. are platntlfls, and Frank A.

duerke and Carl Deppe are defendants, being cause numbered 92,785 of the flies of said court, the un-tiorslgned, the duly appointed and quailued apeclal coirmlsioner In said raise, will on WF.DNKSDAY, THESaiH DAY (if AFKIL. between the hours of nine o'clock In the forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon of said dav. at the east front uoor of the in the city of M. Loeis, Missouri, nroceed to sell, at public vendue, to the highest bidder and unon the terms of sale mentloijed. all the right, title and interest, claim and estate of the parties to said suit, of.

In and to the following described real estate, being, lying aud situate In the cily of 8t. Louis, htale ot Missouri, to-wli: Lots numbered elghtean (lj, nineteen H). twenty and twentr-one (2i. In block numbered one (1) of blocic enmberod 1 xleen 16) I survey o. to (2) of the 1 aronde let nmrnooi north ef the Kiverdes Peres, illy block No.

29l ef said City of Sr. Louis, said lots aforesaid having an aggregate frent of one hundred and twenty-one feet on the west line of Seventh (7th) street by an Irregular depth westwardly to an alley lllteen (15) feet wldet bounded on the north by lot nu mbered seventeen (17) of said bieck.east by Seventh (7th) street, south by LouubborotiKh avenue and west by said alley. lot number eighteen (18). together with the building situated tliereon. will be sold separate and distinct from the reeinluder of said properly.

Terms of 8aie (ine-thiraof the pu rthese money la cash, and the bslauce and remainder thereef payable one and two years after the day of sale, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust upon the property aoid. with Interest upoa said deferred payments at trie rate of six per cent per annum, or ali iu cash, at the option of the purchaser. ALBERT L. BS.RorSLD. 8pectal C'ommlsstonel SI Leula.

Mo. April a. lbi)4. 58 SIIF.RIFr'8 SALE By virtue end authority el an execution Issued from the office of the Clerk ef the Circuit Court, City or HI. Louis, returnable to the April term, 194.

of said court, and to me directed, in favor of Martha Cook Lucae And Tluley Lucas, her husband, and f'auline Kebs son, plaintiffs: against Lalayetle 1). Alexander aosj Allen Payne, defendants: 1 have levied npon aed all Ihe right, title, interest, claim, estate and property of the defendants above named, of. In and to the foiiewlng described real estate, situated tiie Citv of M. Louis and State of Missouri, and described as follows, to-wlt: Lot 47 of block 3.707, said lot frontjiig'JS fe.i on north line of Ken-nerly avenue, by depth of 14(3 feet to an alley, end I will, on II hl)AV, THfc 21TH DAY OT APRIL. 1894.

Between the hours ef nine o'clock la the forenooe aud (Ire o'clock in the afternoon of that dar at the east frout doer of the Court llouse. In tne Cily of SI. l.onls. Mate of Mlssnerl. sell at pub'lc auc tlon.

to the btgh.st bidder, for eri. the right, title. Interest, claim, estate aad property nf tee defendant, of. la sa-i to the above-tlescriLed properir. 1,1 satisfy said exneutloo 1 and costs.

I'ATKIlKM. KTaED, 8henff of Hi. City 81. Louis. vt.

Louis. Ksr. 31. 643 5 MATTKIt of the assignment of 8rlore it Dtincev Notice is hereby triven thai Charles hlitmi. assignee or "srtere liunrey.

has filed and xblblteil In ine Circuit Court. Ity of Louis, a of the secounts of his Iruxt to the April i-rie. 1H'J4, of said roiirt. together wttn proper ucliers. and thst said account will be allowed by i I court.

In room Ko. 1. 1 lie 'Istdsy pril. IM14. unless good tans" to the contrary be wn.

I'lllLIF II. ZK.l'P. Ircult Court. Ity of 81. Loals.

SALE Whereas, kv his deed of trust, i nidi March 1 1. lf-'il. and duly recorded In the nice of the Recorder of Deeds for the city Hi. book 1013. page 13, John 11.

Ue-lonald dll coaveyed to (riJbert J. Oeorge as trustee, the following described real estate lu said tiy of 8t. Louis, t-wit Coiniiiejcing al a point 00 the west line Florence (Kelt) avenue, sixteen leet and one loch it ft. 1 in. south of the noriuenst corner of lot six (K).

running sou th ward) along the west ilae of Florence avenue thlrtv-ihree fi six iDches (31 It. 6 In. to a peint five liK-hes nertn ol Ihe south line of lot six "-t; thence west ami parti-lei with said line one huudred end nleel lr i) fet to an alley 20 feet wide: thenee nerlh eloue. the east line of said alley feel ti incbes: thence east and parallel with the north line of said lot one hundred and nlnetv feet to the point of bsglnnlng. t'tng in lor atx ot Atomu h.

Florida's subdivision of Ihe north part of block 4 of said citv of St. Louis, which conveyanee was made in trust to secure two principal notes and certain Interest note In said ded fully described: whereas, Ihe last of said principal notes ia said deed described has become due and unpaid, aud said lieorge did retese te execute the powers of sale In him vested by all rteed, end Ibe Mierlff of the City of -t. Louis did likewise reln.e to eet as trustee tberelu. whereupon the Circuit Court of Ihe uy of ft. Louis did on the lltli day of Arrll.

18J4, duty appoint the undersigned as trustee In ilea aud stead of said original trustee and of said sheriff. Now, therefore, el the request of the legal holder of said Doles. Ibe audersigned will, on SsH RDAY, TH Mill DAY OF Al, 1MH. between tne h' dr. of 10 o'clock a.

in andoo'eie r. m. of said day, at Ihe ea.t front door of the nurt-hoose in said city of Louis, tail th. properly above described as public veedue, trie highest eiler, for esh, 10 sails!) said irual the expense ot Ibis sale. 08CAH sTirtL.

Trastee. Lrlil! Hi'lxcu, Attotneya. Aprli 11. I8tft. fjid fi! LEGAL.

IIUPLIC Administrator's Notice of Letters Xo. iO.350 of Kstate In Re Estate of Mary Us an. deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have taken ctiame ot the estate ot Kvan. oeceasea.

ana taat 1 did so on the Icith day of February, Jsy. for purposoof on the same. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhlDit the same to the undersigned for al owatice within one year after the date of said letters, or th9y may be precluded fr.m any benefit of aud if such claims be not exhibited wlthiu two years from the date ot tins publication thev will be forever barred. WM C. RICH ARDSOK.

Pnblic Administrator for the City ef St. Louis, Room 19. Turner building. 304 X. 3th St.

St. Lo.iis. Mo. April 7. lfeUl.

siOS STOCKHOLDFRS" NOTIC1S In pursuance of a resolution of the Poard of Directors noilco Is hereby given that a meeting of the shareholders in the Northwestern Savings liauk will be held on Tuesday, the 22d dav of May, 1894, at 10 o'elerk a. in. at the office of 6ald bank, in the city of St. Louis, at the southeast corner of North Varset and Fourteenth streets, the purpose being to rote upon a proposition to lucrease the capital of said bank from I loO.OOO to $200. 0O0.

ARNOLD BECK, President. V. OlieitNiEB, Cashier. S01 VOTICK OF FINAL SF.T TL.F. ME MT Notice is iv hereby civen to all cred itors and others Interested in the Estate of liiehard H.

Peters. Deceased, that 1, the undersigned, executor of said estate, Inteud'lo make a Anal settlement thereof at the next term of the Probate Court of the City ot St. Louis, to be holden at the Court-house in said city on the tirst Memlav of June. next. OH KLEIN, Fxe'cutorof Riehard H.

Peters. Deceased. St. Louis. April 14.

194: '7a KTATF. of Missouri. Cltv of St. Louis, ss. In the Circuit Court, city of St.

Louis, February term. 1A94. Saturday, March 31. 1S94. Jacob Jund and Ys ilhelmine C.Jund.

his wife: Honry Jund and Ledea Ins wifei Dorothea Ruben and L. August Ruben, her husband; Lena, I.otz and Henry Lotz, her husband; Klize Krug and Krast Krug, her husband, vs. (No. 2. June term.

1S94) Honry Knabenschuh, Jacob Knehenschucn. August Knabensenuh. ritz Ruai.enschuh, F.llzabeth Fischer. Brnille alluff, Dorothea Caroline Dittor, Wilheim Rentllnger. Johann Jacob Keniiinger, Anna Catherine Lorey.

Johanna Marie Mueller, Julia Susanna Rentllnger, ieorge Mathlas Simon. Carl Anton Benkard, Maria Elizabeth Hartmann, George Hour. Jacob Mohr. Carl llaack and Fritz P.rolt. Now.

at this dav come plaintiffs by attorney and fl'e a petition duly verified by affidavit, from which It appears that the deleudauts are neu-residenti of the slate of Missouri. Wherefore, on motion of plaintiffs' attorney, It I is ordered that said neieneanis noimou un civil action has neen commonvwo i'11 object and general n.nure of which is to obtain a d-cree in partition and order ot sale of the following describe 1 real estate in the city of st. Louis, St-ite of Missouri, to wit: 1. Tho following described lot of gronnd wbioh is improved by two brick dwelling-houses numbered respectively Sos. lblti nd VJib I Louis avenue, namely In block Xo.

eight (SI of I Lnion addition to said city of St. Louis sceord-iogto the plat thereof, on file In the oBice of tne 1 Recorder of Deeds for aaid city, and being lot num- bered llfteen (15) of block numbered eight (S) alore-said and containing a Iront of Blty (5u feet on the south 1 ine of (irand avenue, now St. Louis avenue, i by a depth southwardly of one hundred ana I four (144) feet more or less to the alley of said block (being cltv block No. l.lOi) all as laid down upon said nlat of said addition, the eat line beinit ttie center of the east all of the bella-in on said premises, said property having been I acquired by said Daniel Hentllnger from Frederick i Swartz aud Dorothea, his wife. by I deed dated Fen.

5, 1875. recorded In book 509, pageaU, St. Iouis rtecoraevs onic. Aio the following described lot of ground, improved bv a three story brick dwelling-house In the front, being euinbered 1711 Franklin avenue, and a twe-storv brick dwelling In the rear, namely, lot numbered 5 (fte) of block So. 64:4 of the city of St Louis, containing a front of twenty-five (25) feet en the north side of Franklin avenue by a depth of the same width of one hundred and fifty-five (155) feet to alley twenty (20) feet wide, bouDded on the north by said alley, on the east by lot fou'(4)of said Flock Xo 543, south bv said Fra'nklln avenue and west by lot No.

six (ti)sif block now, or formerly owned bv Iniml Hruegse-maon. acquired bv rale of Daniel Rentllnger. deceased, tieii. Edward Von d.m Pinch, by deed dated Feb. 28.

isfe'5, recorded In Hooa 30h, page 38 of the Recorder's office of the City of St. Louis, anu unless they appear at the term of this court to be begun and hed at the Ily of St. Louis on the first Monday of Jane next and on or before the third day thereof, answer the plaintiffs' petition the same will be taken against them as oonfeased. And Is further ordered that a copy hereof be published according law In the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, newspaper printed and published In the city of St.

Louis. A true copy from the record. In telinionv whereof I have hereunto set mv hand and affixed the seal of said court at office in the elty of St Louts Ihls 2d day of April, is 94. Seal of Court 1 HIL1P H. ZFI JOUN U.

WbbB. Plaintiff' Attorneje). 617 Carpets I rti ill i LEGAL. 1 LI ADMIN fifr KATOR Ml Til' if OF" KS No. 20.400 of estate.

In re estate of William ueen, dei'eaeJ. Notice is hereby given that I have taken charge of the estate of II-Itafn .1. Queen, deceased, anil that I did so on the li ill day of March, lsyl, for the purpose of auinin-Utering on the All persons having claims aainft sali estate are required to exhibit the same to the umlerMjtned for allowance within one year after the date of sal I letters, ir they may he precluded from any benefit of said estate; and if such c.aiuis be not exhibited ltnln two years from the date of this publicaiion, they will be barred. WILLIAM C. RICHARDSON'.

Public Administrator for the I Ity of St. Louis, Room 19, Turner Building, 301 X. 8th St. 8t. Louie, April 7.

611 CKERIFF'S PALE By virtue and authority of an execution, Usued from the elTlce of the Clerk of the Circuit ourt. city of St. Louis, returnaole to the February term, 1694. of said court, and to me dlracte4. in favor of Bartholomew orloy to the use of Bartholomew Lyster and against Maurice Mi-Keag, defendant, 1 have levied upon and seized all the right, title, interest, claim, estate and property of the defendant above named, of in and to the following described real estate, situated in the cltv of St.

Louis and slate ef Missouri end described as follows, to-wit: Lot IS. in city bloek 1833. having a front of 26 feet 104 inches on the west line of 'nineteenth street (formerly Twentv-rlrst street), by a depth we6twardly between parallel lines ot 127 feet Inches to an alley IS feot wide; bounded on the nerth by a line distant 200 feet and 7 inches southward of and parallel te the south line of Cass avenue; on the east side of Nineteenth street, end on the south hyaline distant '111 feet 61 Inches southward of said south line of Cass ave- cue; en the west by an alley end on tne east by said Mnetaenth street. Also that certain lot 01 ground in citv block 1849 of said elty of SI. Louis containing a front of 30 feet 8 inches on the north line of Ma.li-sen street (formerly Penrose street) by depth northwardly of same width, 125 feet more or less, to an alley 15 feet wide; bounded south by Madison street, west by properly of Majors, north bv said alley and east by the west line of block 12 of North utoddard addition; and I will, on TI ESUAY.

IHE 8TH DAY OF MAY. 1804. between the hours of o'clock In the foreneon and 5 o'cleck iu the afternoon of that day, at the east front deor of the Courthouse in the Ctiv of St. Louis. Mote of Missouri, seii at public auction, te the highest bidder, tor cash, ail the right, title, interest, claim, estate and property ef tne above named defendant of.

in and to the above described prop erty, to satisfy said execution and costs. rATKH .11. MiM'i Sheriff of the City of St. Louis. St.

Louis. April 111, 1894. S7 TKUSTKK'8 SALE Default having Deen wade 1 the payment of a certain note, secured bv leed of treat, executed July lti, is. uy Thomas, a widow, end recorded In Book page 42H, of the Recorder's Office of M. Lotus, mo.

How. therefore. In pursuance of the pewer by said deed vested in me, and at the request of the legal bolder ot said note, i win. on MONDAY, APKIL 30. 1894, between the hoers of 10 a.

m. and 4 m. o. that dav. at the east front door of the Court-house ol -t.

Louis. aeil at public Teudue. to tae lugheot bliieer, for casn, for the purposes of said trust, the real estate described In said deed as follows: A tot of ground in citv block Jo 1051, of 8t. Louis, thirty-two W) feet In front or width ana 1 1 1 teei la depth, being In blocs: 30 of Union Audition and bounded north hr Uenton street, eesl by Kemper, south by an eller and west now or tortr.eriy by Hoflmau. J.

STILLMAN. tiy I rnstee. 1LiLl Adiitittibtrator's houce 01 l.etteri ao. 30.425 et Kstate In re estate 01 Csrl .1. Hurle- man, deceased.

Notice li hereby given that I have taken charge of tne estate of Cari J. linrleman. deceased, and that I did so on the 23d iliy 01 efarrh. 1894, for the purpose of administering on tne 6aine. All persons having claims sffalnst said estate are reatilred to evhlvi! the same to tne undersigned for allowance within one year after the date of said let ters, or they may be precluded from any oenens 01 aid estate: ana it sucn claims oe nos exninueu within twe years from the date of this publication, thev will be forever barred.

WM. C. RICHARD8OK. Public Administrator for the Cltv or M. Louis.

Room 19. Turner Itulldlnir. 304 N. 6th st. 8 1.

Louis. April 7. 18M4. il4 TATE OF alI8Ol'RI. City of St.

LoeU. ss. In the ircuit ourt. Cily of St. Louis: April terte, l'i4.

Wednesday, April 11. Henry t. Fielder vs- Grace fielder. No. June term.

It appearing from the affidavit attached to the volition herein, that the delendant ia a non-resident of the Stele of Missouri, and that her present whereabouts ere unknown to plaintiff, on motion of said plaintiff by attorney It Is ordered taat said de-fendaat be notified that a civil action has been eom-tnenced against ber the object and general nature hich la to obtain a decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony existing; between said parties, en tne grounds that defendant, during the month of April lsso. deerted and absented herself from plaintiff and refused to live with bim. withoat reasonable cause, and. daring thetlme she did live with him refused so ettend to her heuehold duties, and unless she eppear et the term of this court to he began end held at the Cltv ol 8t. Li.uls.

on the first Mouday of June next, and on or before the third day taereof. answer Ihe plaintiff's petition, ihe game will be taken against ber ei. confessed. And It la further ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law lo ibe 8t. Lopis I ost-Dispatch, newspaper printed and published In the (iv ot 81.

Louis. a true enpv from the record. Wltnese my hand end seal of the Clreuit Court, Cltv of 8. Louis, this 13th day of April. 14.

8eal ot Court. 1 i'UJLir ai 679 I i IM'. LEGAL. rPHUSTKE a A LK Whereas (ieorge C. He'n--L nilnghaus, an unmarried nisi1, by his certain doed of trust, daled the Jtn day of April, lsf'l.

and du'v recorded in the Recorder's Oil'c cf tlio City of St. I oais. Mo. in Hook 1U07, page 25SJ. conveyed to the undorsigned trusioo tlie following described real estate, 1 ing, bein and situate the ity of St.

Louis, and Mate of Missouri, to-wit: Containing a front of fifty (50) feet on the est line of liogan stroet, by a depth of one hundred and ten (110) feet three (li) inches, more or less, to an alley fifteen (15) feet wide, commencing at a point In the east line ol llocan street, distsnt one hundred and Ifeet end four(4) inches soutn of the south il.ie of street, tnence soutn along the east Hue of said Hogan reet fifty i5U) feet, thence east and parallel with the south line of Madison street one hundred and ten (lluj foot and three (is) inches, more or less, to the vret line of said alley, rheace north along the west Hue of said alley fifty (50). feet, and thence west and parallel with" the south line of Madison street one hundred and ten (lit)) feet and three inches, more or less, to the eaar line of liogan street, the point of beginning; said lot of greand being lots numbered ten (10), eleven (11) and the south part (7 feet 8 inches) of lot twelve (12 of and In city block No. twenty-three hundred and thirty-six whieh said conveyance to the undersigned was made in trust to secure the of a certain promissory Dote in said deed fully describes; and whereas default was made in 1'ie payment of said note, and the same was to mature and remntn unpaid, and with all Interest thereoti it now wholly ttupMu: and whereas said George C. Iiemmlnghaiis is now dead more than nine months Mow. therefore, under and in pursuance of the power and provisions of sal I deed of trust, the undersigned, trustee, at the reouest of the holder of said note, will, on UKDSKSDAY.

THE 9TH IA1 OK MAY. between the hoars of 9 o'clock a. m. and o'clo-k m. cf Slid day, at the east front door of the Courthouse, in the cltv of St.

Lcils, Missouri, proceed to the real estate above described at public vendue, to trie highest bidder, for cask, ior the purpose of satlslving said trust. tl'JT HARLK 11. 1IF.MMIXGHAVP. Trustee. TJU'STFFS PALE.

Whereas, Fatrlck Burke islnglei. bv his eertaln deed "1 trim, aatta the Lth dav of September, 1892, and recorded In book 1.111, page 101, of the Recorder's office of the city of St. I ouls. Missouri, conveyed lo Ferdinand Meyer, trustee, the following described real estate, situated In the city of St. Louis and state of Missouri, and described as follows, to- wit.

Lets twenlv-seven and twenty-eight (27 and 2H) of block o.nine (H) of Clagett's second subdivision. plat of which is of record in the Recorder's office of the City of t. Louis, said lots having an agyre-gato frontage of liT h' northw.rdiy between parallel lines of one hundred and fifty feet (150i to an alley. Rounded on tho south Ctagett avenue, on the et bv Lamdln avenna. on the north by an alley and on the west by lot No.

twen ty-six (2fi) ol said block a plat of the same being of record ia book 1 1 De 10S of the reeords of St. I on and being the same Droperty acquired by Patrick l.urke f-om Frank Strange and Marie F. strange, nis wife, as tier deed on record in the Recorder's otbee or the cirv or St. Louis, and recorded In book MO, page "1H- which said conveyanee was made in trust to secure the payment or certain Indebtedness, evidenced bv notes in said deed described; whereas default has bean made III the payment of said ln-debteaness: now. therefore, nnder and in pursuance of the provisions of said deed of trust, the undersigned trustee, at the requestor the legai holder of nmes.wM,..

onHE Q(. between tke hours of 9 o'elock In the forenoon and 6 o'clock In the afternoon of said day, proceed to sell said real estate at public vendue or outcry, at the east frof 1 door of the onrt-honse. In the city et Louis and State of Vitstoart. to trio hiKhost bidder lor cash. for the purpose of satisfying said trust, ue FFRDIHaVD MEYKK, Trustee.

St. Lotus, April 2, 194. LrBKE at Ml-ksch. Attorneys. 599 SHERIFF'S SALK-Hf virtue and aetoorlty of wj executions, issued freui the office ef the Clerk of Ihe circuit Court.

Cltv of St. Louis, returnable to the June term. 1W94. of said court, and to me directed oneln lavorofJ.L. Weaver and agalust Jeremiah Carroll, and the otoar in favor of T.

T. Kuby and against Jeremiah Carroll, 1 have levied upon and seised ell the right, title. Interest. Slum, estate and properly ot the defendant above named, Jeremiah i Carroll or Jeremiah Carroll, of, in and ro the following described lot of land with the buildings and tmproveindnts thereon, situated In the City St. Louis.

State of Missouri, and being lot number thirty in blerk number five hundred and nxtv-nlne (f89. of said Citv of St Louis. Missouri, said lot having a front of twnty-five (26) feel en seuth line of Divlilon street, by a depth southwardly of eighty-four (M4 feet, or less, loan al.ev, end Is bounded west by Patrick Rven, north by Division street, east by lot number twenty-nine (29) of said block aud south bv said alley, and I will, WF.DNKSDAY, THB 26TH DAY OF APRIL. 1894, between she hours of nine o'eloek. in the forenoon and eve o'eloek In the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the Court-kouse, in the City ot St.

l.onls. State of Mtssonr). sail at public auction, to the highest bidder, forca.n. ell (he right, title, interest, claim, estate end property of Ihe anove named deleuuastt of. In aud So the above described property, to satisfy and executions and costs ATKH M.

STAIO. stberlff of the City of Sc. Loals. ft. Louis, Aerli 3.

1894. S74 LEGAL. CHKKIFF' SALE-liy Tirtuo aurl utUorlty of a Cneral and special execaUon issued trown tha of tlio CierK of the Circuit Court at til. city of St. Louis, returnable to tha Jnne lS'J-t.

of said court nnil lo lne directed, wherein Ttiemai aTig is Dlalutlff ana Fran Mitchnil and Klzea It. Koe, reniDoMhir the llrrn nf Mitchell A Hoe. ai 1 T. Jefferson Koe are defendants. I have ieyled upon ao-1 seleil the following described properly, situated In the i-ity of t.

Louis an'l State of IklU.ourl, anfl charred -with a mechanic's lien, on which this action Is founded. and described In said execution as follows. to wit: Two certain two-story brick and MoDe buildings intended for residences, situated en a piece or parcel aroand In the city of Pt. Louis. Missouri, described follows.

ro-H: A lot of ground in city block No. -4. 551 of said city of t. Louis. Miss.url.

fronting 105 feet on the north line of Washington arenue. by a depth northwardly of even width 157 feet 4 inches to an alley IS free wide, and bounded on the north by said alley, east by land of Thomas Duan, seuth by Washington ayenon and west by land now or formerly of A. 11. Chapman, and I will, on SATURDAY. THE 5TH DAT OF MAY, 1S91.

between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoen and 5 e'cloca in the afternooa of that Hay. at the east front door of th Court-house, in the City of Louis, Mote ef Missouri, sell, at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, tha aboye descrlbei property, or so much thereof as wl.l satisfy said execution and costs. PATRICK M. HTAKD. Sheriff, CUT of St.

Lauis. Mo. ftt. LsmiIs. April 12, 1MM.

t61 IN MATTKU cf the asslghment of Shepar risking Powder Co. Noilco is hereby tha' John K. Creen. As-signee of Shepanl Baking I'o der has tiled and exhibited to the Ircult Court, city of Pt. Loul.

a statement of the acceunts of hie trust te the April term. 1 H. of said court, together with proper vouchers, and that said accounts will be allowed by sald-coart. In room Xo. 1, on the Sd iUt of April, un.

ess good cause to the contrary be shown. rHlLll' H. Til Clerk Circuit Court. City of St. Louis.

SHKRIFF'S 8 ALT. UNDER DEED OF 1 RrT-M hereas, Mrs. Kate Dernier (a widow by hr deed dated the -Od of June.lA. 1. and recorded in the Recorili' Office of the City' of St.

Louis, In Hook 02, paje 1, conveyed to Henry Tlii-lama In trust the following described real estate, sit uate, lying and being in the City of et. Lout, ami btate of Missouri, to-wit: Lot number 1 In black 4 of Daniel D. Fare's second western addition, city block number 1880. fronting 27 feel inches on (jrand avenue by a depth westwnrdly of thatwldtri along the north linn of Luokey street 120 feet to an nliey 15 feat wide, being the same lot of ground which was coaveyed lo tald Kate Pernlir by Pobert Lyle, by deed recorded In tbe Recorder's turlce of the City of St. Louis In Hook 41'1, pae 349.

H'Mleh paid conveyance was made in trust to secure the payment of certain promissory nois in said deed described. And whereas the principal note remains due and unpaid. and the said Henry W. iiilams. said trustee, has lonj since departed this life without having completed tne performance of the dalles imposed on by said deed of trust.

Now, therefore, not'ee is hereby given, thet, at the request of the ieral holder of said principal "note and by virtue and in pursuance of the provisions of said deed of ti the undersigned will on FRIDAY. 1 UK 27TH DAY UK APRIL, 1891, between tne hours of o'clock in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in the afternoon of that dav. at the east frout door of the Ceurt-house In tae city of St. Louis, stale of Missouri, proceed to sell at publld vendue to the highest bidder, for cash, tne abovd described property to satisfy aaid note and ihe costs of execming said trust. PATRICK M.

iT A F.D, Sheriff and Trustee. St. Loui A pril 1894. 68J Till STHK SALE Whereas. John F.

KllngleamiHi and Margaret F. linglesmlth. his wife, of Ihe rl of t. Louis. State of Mlssiourl.

by their certain deed of trust, dated the sixteenth day of February, IH'il. and recorded in ths Recorder' office of the city of st. Louis. State of Missouri. In bust No.

1.0;k on page lf7. cunveyed to the under-Mgoed. trustee, the following oescrin.d real estate, situated In the city of ht. Louis. late of Missouri, to-wit: Part of lot number two ('J) in bloek 19 nf Falrmotint.

in block of the city of St. Lou U. Missouri, fronting twenty -seven (27) feet eleven and one-fourth Inches on the east line of Hereford street, by depth between parallel lines of lit feet; bonnderi novth by line 1 feet 11-4 Inches north of and parallel north line of Wilton avenue. tne eastern 2 feet of aaid lot. aonth by avenue and west by Hereford etyeet.

whieh saia conveyance was made to the undersigned In trmt to secure the payment of a eertaln note in said deed oi trust described: and whereas, default hae eeen made in the payment of said note, now therefore, as the request of the legal holder of aaid note, nu in accordance with the terms of said deed of trust, underalgoad will, on TLKMDAY. MAY 1. 19. between the hours of 10 o'clock In the 4 clock In the afternoon of aaid f'i iummnor OI ine COQrt-nouse. im Louis.

Mate of Missouri, sell the nbove "'L real estate at rnblle vendue to the for cash, tor the purpose of aaylafy'nd deed of trim, and the co.t of executing tnu trust. JOHN V. DU.N.NY. bu Louta. April 0, JS9.

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