St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 8

It. mris 10st-gi8ttalft. Honbag, lunc 21. lSS I THE CENSUS OUTRAGE. LOCAL, NEWS.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS! WE ANNOUNCE TIIE GRANDEST IN iotas Void, in EVER KNOWN IN TIIE HISTORY OF ST. LOUIS. No "Odds and Ends," No "Shopkeepers," Bnt Seasonable, Fresh Goods, Made Up for the Summer Trade of 18S0, Fully Erjual to Any Stock in the West. We Have the Particular Lots Advertised in Large Quantities AND DO NOT IXTEND TO CARRY THEM OVER. Scientifically prepared of BALSAM TOLTJ, CRY8 TALIZED ROCK CANDY, OLD RYE WHI3.

KY and other Tonics. The Foimula is kno to om be6t physicians, is highly commended by them, and the analysis ol one ot our most prominent chemists. Prot. G. A.

Mariner, ot Chicago. Is on the label ol every bottle. It is well known to the medical pro. feesion that TOLU, ROCK and RYE will affrd the irreatest relief for Couehs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, eak Lunfrs, also Consumption, in the incipient and Advanced 8tages. ITsed as a Beverage and Appetizer, making a delightful tonic for family use.

You will find it pleasant to take, of frreat service, if weak or debilitated Klves Strength, Tone and Activity to the whole ho-maa frame trrnt tip in Quart size Bottles for Family use. Bold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. (Sole Ajrents for the United States and Canadas.X 111 Madison street, Chicago. Wholesale Agents In St. Uiouis, KICHABDS0N a and DAVID NICHOLSON.

The Prices are Reduced! They Must Move! TO COAX TIIE SPECIAL. (P HIDING PLACES! lants, Size to 112 Years. ...2 75 4 CO to 2 75 4 50 to 3 25 ri OO to 00 7 to ri OO now is the time the hoys will make Don't neglect these Hargains. FORGET THE LOT NUMBER. 12 TO 1G YEAKS.

S3 50 to $2 50 4 00 t. 3 3 00 4 OJ 4 00 5 OO 5 50 7 OO 4 OO to ti OO to ri OO to ri 50 to 7 50 to 00 to and yellow checked cliev it suits, re suits, reduced rem Mil's, reduced from checked Cheviot suits, reduced from. .10 7 50 .11 OO to IOiiO 1000 .12 50 to 10 0O mm DOLLARS FROM THEIR II 25c 3V- to 50 to $100 Lon 72? 325 brown clu-i ked LOT 1.3-jy POO lalrs Boys" Knee Pants, size 4 to 9 years 72 3.1-00 striped Summer 4'oats for Hoys, reduced from. tOO 450 browu auil xray Alpaca Coats for iiwvs, from cotte.nade Suits, reduced from f2P mtxd satinet from 1,744 15 jriay inixid fatixx Suits. reducd fr in 1 15 vrnwn pHid iiiuii cssinn-re Su t-s.

reiiiiced feh cark ray all-wool cheviot Suns, i 101:1 CHILDREN'S SUIT Short Pants Suits, 3 to LOT 4r.fi 13 jrray tloi.M lreasteI Suits, relucel from lO Years. School is over the clothes fly DON'T 1 .50 to I 5 OO to 3 BOYS' SUIT DEPARTMENT, 411 5U lijrlit jrrav MnfMc-brcaslcu Mills, reum-el irom hn.M'ii coMiMimtloii. Suits, rel. from 474 18 iark it ray worsted sirirle-lreast-(l Suits, reI. from 4-0 75 all-wool worsted carsiuiere siule-tre asted Suits, reduced from 421 Ti" all-wool lrown chtcktd Suit', reduced from hands-erne all-wool tea-jrreen Suits red.

fin. 4d I b0 elr jraut all-wool l.irk gray csssimcrt- Suits, red. iiril 15 brown checked all-wool cheviot Suits, reduced 4 lOfancv mixed all-wool cheviot Suits, ilncni froiu 4H tS'J hrow ii white-checked all-wool Cheviot Suits, red.fr.tjii. 4V4 10O fancy yellow mixed all wool cheviot Suils. red.

4 S3 67 handsome brown and yellow all-wool cheviot suits, reduce from 41 52 elegant blue and brown-checked all-wool casslmere, Sluts, reduced 1 .000 Suits, four different style, reduced from 1.U72 'TWi black and white nurture Suit, reduced from ei.mO Pro oxford Suitf. leducert from 1 107 checked cottonade Suits, reduced from 1 7i striped cottonade vest front Suits, reduced from 1.V31 i striped 1'nion cassimere Suits, reduced from 1.341300 black aud white checked Suits, reduced from ri OO to 4 OO rj 50 to 4 50 5 50 to 4 OO ri OO to 1 0,1 ri 50 to 4 5: ri 50 to 5-1 5 SO to 4 OO ri O0 to 4 50 7r to 4 50 7 00 to 5 OO ri 50 to 5 CO 7 50 5 OO 1 5 to 75c 1 75 to 1 PO Ot 12ft 2 OO to i 2't 2 SO to 1 50 2vryto 150 2 50 to 1 f-0 AGE LOT 3.753-3.S75-1.227-J.fM-1,251-i 2ri 250 dark stripd 175 brown nii. i 125 gray Mriptd 200 handse ine jrrav -If 0 black ai.d stiipid -lfti gray Ida id I'niou -J40 splendid gray 1 ei lKit gray white -JLU 11 tirow dnced In 111 -42 all-weed cheviot eettonarTe reduced trim eotlonade suits, reduced from sutintt suits, reduced from cassimere suits, reduced fioin mixed cassimere suits, red. cassim re suits, reonced from mixed I'niou cassimere suits, red. from, cassimere suits, rtduced from Tliis is the UiprKet Reduction Ever Offered in Children's Seasonable Clothing.

DON'T FORGET THE LOT NUMBER. particular attention to the 1IEAYY the FIXER GRADES. It is putting AWAY BELOW WHOLESALE. TO CALL FOR THE LOT NUMBER. -rif all-W(d cheviot -36 handsome brown YOUTHS' THIS IS AVe call your REDUCTION in the FISICE DON'T FORGET brown striped ri.215 75 d-rk striped satinet 3,437 r0 fHcv checked fi.4e0 175 dark sniped I b5 light color Union SUIT DEPARTMENT.

cottonade s-itts, reduced from $5 OO to $'J FO suits, reduced from 7 so to 5 OO i ieii cassimt re tuiis. reduced from 7 50 to 5 OO Dion cassimere frock suits, red. 5U to 5 OO cassimere sack suit, reduced 7 50 to 5 OO KILT SUIT DEPARTMENT. 2.rie;S 1 ro 2- piece farcy-trimmed kilt Suits, reduced from $2 OO I OO 2 2I 1-picce liht checked kilt Suits, reduced fro 2 OO to 1 y.OyO 135 liandeme dark grav and brown kilt Suits, red. 3 50 to 2 50 lOK LOT 200 linei.

kilts. 10 difft rent 6tvles, regular price $2, J2 50 and 53. All down to $1 50 Mothers, IontFail to See This of Kilts. They "Will Fay to Keep at the gures. DON'T FORGET THE LOT NUMBER.

THE HEAVY PULL. riO Cheviot half-lined sun-mer-weiglit uits $15 OO to 10 OO l.t-U.) 75 dark gray haif-lined cassimere suits 15 OO to 10 OO e.s10O brow checked, lull-lined all-wool cheviot suits 1500iolOOO 32 lirjlaucy inixeJ, lull-lined, all-wool cheviot suits ISOOtolOOO Shetland Shawls in all colors are shown by n. 1. Mann 417 and 419 North Fourth street in white, blue and red at all prices trom 1 upward. They are a bargain.

Ten and a half pounds Clarifled Sugar, $1. St. Louis Tea 106 North Fifth street. Cam. and see the new lines of summer neck dress lust opened at A.

McEluatu's. There is no attraction like a beautiful skin. Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives it. Ticknor Merchant.Tailors, established 1857, SUth and Chestnut streets, solicit your orders. What's the best disinfectant and remedy for skin irritations and defects? Glenn's Sulphur Soap.

Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye.black or brown, 50c. Railway tickets to all points. Mulford A McKenzie. brokers, 512 Cnestnut street, St. Louis, 79 Clark street, Chicago, 78 Michigan street, Milwaukee, 121 ine street, Cincinnati, ill Broadway, New York.

DK. E. O. CHASE, 922 Olive set of best teeth only $8. CITY FERSOXALS.

lien. John McDonald arrived in the city from Nokouii-i, 111., to-day. and registered at iueL.iu- Ueil. Sam Kcker savs he never was so happy over anything in his lite as lie Is over the result of the Hue meeting iu wit; oicike. wuo.

Air. William II. Seudder is said to have dis covered a valuable process for the preservation ol tie-Mi meat, lie is now Having patented. Mr. ieorge 1.

Capeti is said to make a year out ot the insurance business. A fw vr ko he wns book-keeper working fcor 51 per annum. senator liiincis M. Cockrell got in from Hliinrtoii this morning. lie will not attend the convention at Cincinnati but go immediate- Iv to his home at nensuurg.

Mr Wallace PwTU-ld takes more pleasure in doin" something tor his church than anything else; unless.perliaps.it lie a policy ol insurance on somebody's new house. Hen. in S. Harney arriv in the city a few duvs niro from his country home. He went (Kinii 'lie iver saturdav afternoon in the St.

tif'orge's Church excursion, and Is look ing umu-nallv w-il. Mfssrs. James Edwards and 11. s. (Jniiin trom Washington this morning on tin way to their respective homes in the State.

Tht all held positions in the House or M-nate during the late session of Congress A Vacation Drive. We will plate on sale this week ten cases children's chip sailor hats, plain and fancy colors, at 25c each. These are stylish goods, worth 5oc an hci. 'on't fail to see this bargain at Famous. Jrotheihol I.ofomotne Kngineers.

Nc.t Sunday. June 27, a meeting of the lo comotive engineers of the Mississippi and Mis souri Valleys will be held at 2:30 p. m. in the Mercantile Library Hall under the auspices of the of Locomotive Kngineers. Ali-.

Arthur, irraiul chief ensrineer. will deliver j-n address on the nrincinles and obiectsol the Urotticrliood. Over 3uu engineer-, and their families are expected to attend. Maor uvetstoltz. of st.

Louis, has consented to deliver an address ot welcome. and the governors of Missouri, Illinois and Indiana have been invited to attend and are expected to be present, senators Vest and CockicU and several other prominent men have also been invited to attend and address the meeting. All the engineers from abroad are exrec-teu to ainve bv Saturday. On Sundav morning at o'clock a special train has been tendered the association by Superintendent Vandyne of the I'niou Transit ComiiHiiv. which will convey theengineers and their visiting brei hien tlie bridge to the National Stock Yards.

On Monday Mayor mid the. Harbor Master have placed he harhor boat at the disposal ot the Coin initu-e of Arrangements and a river excursion has la-en arranged. The lridge will be re viewed, the Water-works, the Vulcan Iron "Works and the entire river front of the city. The committee, of arrangements consist ot A. Wheeler, chairman, Division 42 1 1.

SmalHvood. er-tury. Division 4S M. M. Stephens, Division 1 9 Taggart, Divisio.i Sb, and J.

1 itzgerald, Divi-ion 75. AIJOUT TOWN. Oi nci ii J. M. blew thm too of a mad clog's head on seventh and Poplar streets jesicrduy ulternoon.

A (if.HMAN named Jacob Prick succeeded in scalding his legs badly a esterday morning by inserting them in ii tub of hot water. Jacob is a veiy ingenious man. Ik this should meet the eye of Christian Mcver lie may consider himscit advised that a blown leather ineinotandum book, contain ing, amid a hash ot other papers, hisdieharge trom tl S. Anuy, is at the- second District Police Court. ks Peter Murphy pitches a base ball he Ttuts his soul into it.

He was curving them in to i lie. batsman In a style that would have been worth 51 a veiir a prof i-sfioii il yester day afternoon, when his arm broke just above the elbow Tli Iron Mountain Koad Asked to I'ay Damages tor the Death of Catolino W. Matz, whose husband was killed In Carondelet, on the Iron Mountain Koad, on the 19th of May. has brought suit against that corporation for the recovery of $5,000 ima ges ishe alleges in her petition that the agents of the Iron Mountain Kaiiroad Company man ured the train tht killed her husband care lessly, negligently and heedlessly that the cars run over the deceased near ayior street and caused iiis instantaneous death. A stw arrival of French Fancy Shirtings at A.

McElkath's. Democrat a Consolidating. The Young Men's Democratic Club and the Central Association of the Twenty-eighth Ward have appointed a conference committee to bring aoout a consolidation of the two or ganizations. It the consolidation project is tiuccessf ul the comoined organizations wid make one of the strongest, it not the strong est Df mociatic club in the city. Don't fergt to visit C.

Conrad Co. Or iginal Iludwcbcr Peer Hot ling Department and the Ladies' Parlors at 407 to 417 X. Sixth street. Dally a profusion of fresh flowers and shrubs throughout the establishment. Court Item.

Deputy Sheriffs are now in great suspense. Kight or ten of them will be suspended next week. In the case of MctJeary vs. Krleger the Itroadway savings Hank has been made a par ty defendant. On motion of A.

H. Taylor, Charles Gibson's name was entered as an attorney on the minutes ot No. 4. A certificate of incorporation was granted to the corporation of the St. Vincent's Institu tion for the Insane, by Judge Lindley to-dasr Sophia Uierman has filed a petition for di- Torce in hich she asserts Charles liierman.her bust, and, is a habitual drunkard, and incapa ble ot supporting his lamtiy.

The Circuit Court met in general session this morning but decided no motions aside from the one relating to the removal of l'apin trooi otTicens refeiee to examine Sheiilf Finn's books. Ilelcher's Sugar Keflning Company has brought suit in the I'nitcd States District Court lor the recovery ot duties excessively charged on Jos hogsheads of sugar imported to the port of Laltunoie aud afterwards held in bond in St. Louis. Preparing for l'lcnic. Members ot the West End Camelia Social Club intend to hold a meeting at their hall on Klnps Highway and Olive street this evening, tor the purpriHU ot appointing the time and making arrangements for their annual picnic.

BUSINESS NOTICE. Ladles, Delient a nnd Feeble, If you wish to be healthy, beautiful and prevent monthly prostration, take Coldtu'n Licblg'a Lhiuid More Errors of Omission Re ported To-Day. Feeble Defense of the Supervisor and His Assistants The CitizeDS Thoroughly Aroused A Call for a Meeting To be Held at the Lindell Hotel To-Mor- row Sight. There Is no abatement hi the excitement over the miserable manner in which the census has been taken. Complaints of omissions are received by the score, and the general feeling pervading all classes of citizens is one of intense disgust and indignation at the wretched bungling which has characterized the working of the local census bureau under the direction of Mr.

C. E. Salomon. The incal culable injury which would be wrought to the material interests of st. Iouis by the publication of such a census as the one taken if.

.1... IS asserted lO Ie lias ciieciu.my uiuurau mu merchants, business men and others to a lively appreciation of ttie vital importance of security-reliable statistics. I'nless Mai. Salomon can give trustworthy assurances that he will remedy all ins snortcomings oi omission unci commission and prove that he can and will have a correct census tast-u, measures win be at once inaugurated in another direction, locking forward to a remedy. A strong pres sure will te nrougni upon me ov-erninent at Washington -for the removal of Ma.

Salomon and the appointment ot a iLoioughly competent man, it is also probable that a'public meeting will be called in a day or two in order to ventilate the subject fully. Meanwhile the citizens are anxiously awaiting Major Salomon's action. lie must convince tnem mat an omissions ami mistakes shall be rectified, and that the census shall not be reported until it bus been correct ly taken. The Government has granted him an extension of time, aud if he has the ability he mav vet be abl to remedy the worn ot his blundering, careli ss and negligent subordinates. A CAMHI) EMMF.KATOR.

While llittit.g about among the anxious poli ticians who had assembled early yesterday morning to discuss and forecast tiie possible lesultot the Cincinnati Convention, a reporter ot the Post-Dispatch unexpectedly ran across one of the numerous census takers who are now being called to task lor giving st. Louisa position among the cities ot he country almost as low down in the scale, in the line of population, as Cincinnati. This candid enumerator, who was in a proper con iliuoii to give full vent to his sentiments, gave the reasons that had caused the enumerators to neglect their work, and asserted that there as no denying the fact that a large portion ot the population had been entirely ignored. lie said that ne nau ocen cieiegaieu to canvass district b4 between Victor and Arsenal streets, end that he had made a perfect enumeration, but would not rile his returns with the supervisor for thiee days. According to his estimate, St.

ixmis ought to be ci edited with a population ranging all the way trom between lour bundled thousand and half a million souls. Many of the enumerators had negh cted to take the names ot babies, and others had paid no attention whatever to persons who have recently located in the city. At this point the repoiter asked him what had induced this almost univcisai negligence among the enumerators, when he very promptly leplied; "You see, my friend, the law under hu-n Ave were appointed provided that we should receive 1 a day and no more; that we should work torn period not to exceed litteen days and be paid at the rate of two cents a head.5' According to this law he iiiiiintained that most of the enumerators, as soon as thev had succeeded in enrolling 2oO names in any single day, consider their task linished tor the time being, so far as their piy as concerned. He believed it to be bad policy to make la bor a meie matter of conscience in a warm climate, and attributed the outrage the city has sunered to the low and unscrupulous enumerators. He closed his remarks by as serting that St Louis contained over luO.UMU oiils if it contained a single man.

51ore Complaints. HOW Till: WORK IS 1 XK St. Louis, June JO, IsSO. A census enumerator called at the store in which I sleep and asked if any families lived in the building. being told no he started out.

whtn I called him back and asked hiai what he Avantcd. He stated his business, aud I gave him my ow and my room-mate's name. There are hundreds of places here he could ask if any families lived and be told no, and yet several persons sleep in the building. And n-" doubt thousands have been missed in this way. 1 he man that called at my place had very little idea ot his duties, and it he asked the same question at other business houses hi list is doubtless very imperfect.

Every block should be gene over again. Yours, 11. A KRATOIt. The enumerator ho took the census in the district just south of the City Hospital is said to have been discharged by hi employers a short time ago tor drunkenness. It is positively known that most ot the time ne was pretending to take the census he was in a saloon near Fifteenth street and Lalayette avenue.

AVHEHKIS THE census -taker? St. Loins, June ly, lhbO. Dear Sir: 1 have been residing in the city OAer lour months and no census taker has been at my ollice rooms to see uie. Yours respectfully, 11. A.

til lNZIIL RO. St. Louis, June 19, lSbO. Editor Tost-Dlspatch: Dear sir: lhere are six personsat 1033 and five at loal Armstrong avenue, who would like to see the census-taker it he has not left the city. Kespectf ully, II.

C. Thompson. To the Editor of the Tost-Dispatch: No census-taker lias been to my oflice, (511 and 513 Washington avenue, or residence, 12'JO Armstrong avenue. On inquiry I Una several employes of ours, living in diflerent parts of the city, have notyet encountered the ceusus-taker. Very respectfully.

C. c. Rainwater. No enumerator of the census has been to my Louse or to any house on the block in which I live. li.

C. est. No. 3 High street. not counted.

The police report that so tar as heard from in the Fourth Police District eignteen families have oeen missed by the enumerator. The lollowing are reported as not having seen cenBus-taker J. II. McDowell. Mrs.

F. K. McDowell, 921 Noith Fourteenth street, and J. Hill, 615 North Fourth street. Mr.

Win. tiai rison savs no census-taker has been to his residence on Garrison avenue. ilr. Hen Hale, of Woodward. Tieriian Hale, allirms his name has been omitted.

tin South High street the following are reported omitted McNicol, 2oo Murray. 20; heniutick. 2o4 Mayo. 2od; Urown. 20a; 21o; Martin, 212; Schroeder, 211: Scotts, 216, Arnold, 218; Young, 220.

No cent us-taker has been seen at No. 2305 Chestnut street. Another Complaint. As a matter of curiosity, 1 Inquired of tho seven families nearest to mo on yesterday, and tound that not one of them had been seen by the census taker. How many more were overlooked I had not tne time to llnd out.

W. J. GILHERT. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: No census enumerator has been at No. 21 10 Fourteenth, anil along Broad way in that district.

About hlty families missed. Lespeetfully, A resident. At the CeiiMii Iturenu. A Post-Disi-atch reporter called at Supervisor Soloman's oflice this morning. The place presented a Tery animated appearance.

At the street door a large crowd stood discussing the census question, while in tho oflice several enumerators returned their schedules, which were rapidly Inspected and received. Mr. Thompson. MhJ. Salomon's assistant, was found and in reply to inquiry for new developments eaia; "'o, tlier? i ugtbing qc.

This is a rare opportunity to huy iirst -class and medium grade goods at vour own prices. Such a reduction from the legitimate scale has never been offered before, and wlien it is borne in mind that our regular ligures arc below any competing houses, you will appreciate the SPLENDID 15AIIGAINS we offer. Preserve the number of the Lot, it will save you trouble in selecting vour goods, and save time. Come early and avoid the crowd. 705 TO 715 FRANKLIN AY THE F.LDlllIKiE is 40 pr cert the let Sen Ins-Mai hint? made.

So'c treat for EUirMjrt Vic tor. Dauntless. CMc-ajro Singer. Ilt-miiijrt nam1 NVv 'ted Special KKt-ut blu-'tr. New Automatic St.

-lolin. ilson. Davis. n.Vl.ltneT,N(-w Home. 1 'i'u sti-.

i rover lialtr, Florence, Vh-eler A Wilson. Howe ami xVartlvrtll. All of I n'n 1-repaitdto furiiish at wtailef-alt- and retail. uul parT. liepair-, ueedh-s an i supplies for ail.

Price-no tiject 5..0 1mv? a new machine. L. L. Kieli iiionc.311 31b Locust St. Louis, Mo.

SKiSNElt 503 X. Foarih, Sols Manufacturers. None genuine without this trad-mark. Anv ia- frinKeroeat will be prosecuted. (KINN'Klt N.

fcyurtil street. PARK STABLES. I3C8 Washington Avenue. Fine Liirltt Livery a Specialty. Car riages ar.il Vehicles.

Orders Received lv Telephone. C. IV. CKU3I. LEGAL.

A SSICNEE-S SALE. Vine stock of boots and shoes. I ntil and inchnliiiif June 'Jt. 1 receive liidslor tlie purchase of ttock and fixtures late ly owned uy O- i-toue, hlH Olive street. U1IEJN 1.

Assignee. 14 X. Fourth rooms 10 and 12. 8t. Louis, 21.

Jkso. 5SN riMU'STK-'S SALE. Wherea, Peter Km-lD n-i a Elizabeth, his wife, bv their certain deed dated September 1 177, and recorded in the ontce of the elty of bt. Louis, in bonk 577. jiasre 210.

conveyed to the unuerslrneu the following Uescrii'd real estate in the city of st. Louis and jstate of Missouri: lots seventeen, eifchteen, nineteen and twenty of I. C. Ivory subdivision of said city of t-Louis, having an afrrerate front of one Lundred f-ct on.lackson street, running wt slwar llv one Ituudre-l and forty feet in depth, in trust to becure the performance of the conditions of a certain bond in said deed described; -whereas default has been as to said bond in that the monthly payments lit rein called for have not been made for more than two inonThs last past; now therefore. tht undersiKued trustee, will, on VKIDAY, JI I.Y ItiTH.

18S0, between the hours of o'clock a. in and four o'clock p.m.. at the east frontdoor of the Court-bouse In the raid city of St. Louis, eiposn the prop-ertv aforesaid for sale at public vendue, to the hiirn-est and be-t bidder, for cash, iu accordance with the provisions of said deed. HIED A.

AV1SLIZEXUS, St. Louis, June 21, ltj0. 1 "ru-tee. bON ClOMMISSIOSElfS SALE INT PARTITION. Whereas the underpinned was.

bv a decree ol the St. Louis Circuit Court, rendered May 4. l-sO. in the suit In partition of Leo Kassieur, curator of Charles Menke, ct apainst Sidney liurbauk et lieinjr case 47,14. brtMrpht to ectoter terra.

1S7S, of said urt, appointed special couimi-isi'iner to tell the real estate 111 said suit and decree descried, to-wit: A lot of jrrouud with tlie improvements thereon In tlie ltr of St. Louis and StAteof Missouri, In ldK-k tifty-slx of Julia J. Soulard's first additi'u to Faid city of St. Louis, begtniiinx at the southwest corner of lot two In said block. In the eastern line Carondelet avenue, thence eastwardly at ril't ar-gles with 4 arondelet avenue ninety feet alonif the southern line of lot two.

thence soiitl and at rirht angles with east course-thirty feet, "thence westwardly and at ripht nrlt with last course ninety feet to Carondelet thence northwardly alonjr Carondelet avenue thirty feet to the place of betriuniiifr. Now, therefor-, in accordance with said decree, I will, as Siecial m-mission, aforesaid, on the 19TH DAY OK Jl'LY. 1S0. between the hours of uine o'clock a. ni.

and fiver o'clock p. proceed sell Uie alxtve described propcrlv at public aui-u, at the east front door of the Court-house. In s.id city of St. Louis, to the highest bidder, on tlie following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase money ca-h. and the remainder an I toyi evidenced bv notes bearin-r per rent interest per annum, secured by deed of tr-t on propettv sold.

'ilU MAN A.I'dST. ci.il rnniiiii.slinii r. captured by a civilian, another court martial immediately Increased the sentence to 330 days. Italy. Home, June 21.

In pollin for the return of fourteen municipal and six provincial councillors, yesterday, the Clerical list is almost entirely triumphant. liiii. Garibaldi was beaten by I'rincc Cnifia, Marshal of the Conclave. Two Men Ktlly Shot. Hartford, June 21.

John and llenrv Freichmanof Cornwall, were fatally shot Sat urday night by unknown parties while return-inx home. KIIIcmI IItltlvaI aud 1 rained III Wlf. Richmond, June 21. Win. Burke kiUedl l'at Ilarrisllast night, then brained txU ite AH colored Uurkc wm arrestetilr 66 FAMOUS," Hie enumerators are examining their lits Iook ing for names that have been reported as not enumerated and have sent in several names." How soon will the result ol the census be "Not before a month.

The books, you know, must bo sent on to Washington." "Have they lound on the lists as many names as have been reported not enumerated "Well, it is slow work and but few snoh reports from th census-takers came in as yet. It takes Icrty-t-ifrlit hours to ascertain whether a name has Leen skipped or not. Wnen it is revolted as beiny skinned at this ollice. we write immediately to the enumerator ol the district, lor we cannot alf old to call him in from his work and have him lose that valuable time. He examines his lists and reports to us as soon as possible, and if the name is on the list lie Rives the day on hic it as obtained.

a uerson Oorsn't know ot his name beinir enumerated it does not follow that it has not been. Tliis census, 1 think, will be the most complete ever taken." "If this census did not show an increase of more than or tiO.ooo during the past ten ears do you think it would be complete and cori ect?" "No one knows what an increase it will show yet. for each enumerator takes an (oatn. which is recorded, that he will not make known to any one but his superior officer any information contained in his list." "How then do 3 ou suppose the rumor that the.census would not show 4U0.0G0 gained Circulation "1 do not know, for nothing has been added up yet. and 1 do i.ot see how any estimate could have been made." "Itoyou think that it will show up a figure uptotheespeetious ot the average citizen "I do not know and no one else can know what it will amount to, Dutfin the end this will result in tlie entire vindication ot this ollico." "In case a rt numeration was called lor how would the expenses be detraj'ed?" "Iiy this city, I suppose, lor I know of no other provision being made by the United "Wftat will the taking of the census of St.

Louis cost the I'uited Mites?" "Two cents a head wi.l be the cost." "IKiyou think there will be an investigation?" "We are very willing to have this ollice investigated by miy one irom Washington, and mav request it, though 1 have not aooken to Aluj. Salomon oti this i-ubject. I am certain we ill be vindicated in the end. ANKSUCH A DEFENSE! After diligent search tne Supervisor announces the lollowing names ot persons who wen; repotted as having been omitted, which the enumerators claim to have found on their li-ts. Tlie paucity oi these names, which are supposed to be proot that the are correct, is In striking contrast to the hundreds upn hundreds which the papers have published.

Against tlie innumerable list ol pel eons omitted the Census ftureau is able to announce as a set-off tbac about a baker's rtozen had been taken by the enumerators. The proportion between the two is so startling that it furnishes another proof ot the correctness of the harges of blundering made by the public. If only a score of names has been found out ot the more than S00 made public, it shows tliat the Census ltureau lias no way of refuting the imputation of neglect and carelessness. The names reported as being on the books are: Anna Calvert, ten persons, 703 and 705 Rut-ger sticet. enumerated June 10.

Henry llilgenberg, two persons. No. 1412 Jackson, enumerated June 4. August Wetterkamp, No. 2714 Caroline, enu-merHtcd June 11.

I. F. linbs. eight persons, enumerated June lo, reported not enumerated June 20. Frank Veaka, seven persons, enumerated June lO.

V. A. Meyer, enumerated June 11. Mr. Thompt-on sa a that a published statement to the effect that l-'Vd servants at the Laclede Hotel had not been enumerated Is not cori ect, and tliat the prop ietors do not know who is responsible for the statement.

The tcryanta 01 the Mouse, not numbering 150, have been enumerated and are now on the W. S. Hill's name lias been lound upon the lit, but only a portion of the required statistics, as the enumerator was unable to obtain 1 1: tin several other persons living in the have been enumerated in a like manner. Anthony enumerator for district lib, wrote supervisor Salomon to day that he did not reach Chouteau avenue, from which a number of complaints have come. He exptcts to finish his work by the 25th int.

An enumerator reports that he called several times at No. 92 I Market street, but has been unable to hml the occupants at home. A Meeting of Citizens Called. At last the citizens are up and doing to redress the great wrong that has been done the city. The names appended to the following call show that it is the leading men of the town who are wide awake to tlie importance ot the subject.

The call forli meeting to-morrow evening is as follows: Sr. IOns, June 21, 1580. Tlie pioprietors of the Lindell Hotel have generously granted the use ot room 2-2 for a meeting of prominent citizens to discuss and adopt such measures as will secure the taking ot a correct census of the city. The importance of the object is 1niyersall5- admitted, and in order to secure it a meeting of citizens interested in the great name, rank and prosperity of the city is advisable, and we think imperatively required. We therefore ask ot those willing to aid in this highlv important matter to meet at the designated place on the eveniusr of the 22d at 8 o'clock, (signed.) C.Ciibson, ('has.

Hoxle, John Jackson, George Hain, Alex. II. Smith, president ot the Merchants Kichange. K. O.

stauard. II. A. Campbell, David Nicholson, 1). 1.

Rowland, Silas IScut and many others. -Imported London Suiting, Made up in elegant style. Just the thing for hot weather skeleton back. Sold at Famous for 10 and 50. The material in them cost more.

Many are sold down town as high as flS. The Difference ltetween the Sheriff and Pa-pin Settled. The difference that has for some days existed betw een Sheriff Finn and Mr. Leon J. I'apin, the gentleman appointed to examine the Sheriff's late report as to the condition of his oflice, was satisfactory settled this morning by the resignation of Mr.

Papin and the appointment in his stead bv the Circuit Court In general term of Mr. James It. Gray, the clerk in court-room No. 5. Mr.

Gray is competent and will no doubt do his duty fully and fairly. St. Louis Saloon, southeast corner of Tenth and locust, will open to-morrow with a grand lunch. Joe Gazzolo A Co. Tried for AsHaultlng a Custom-House Officer.

This afternoon John Foley was arraigned before the United States Commissioner lor assaulting a Custom house officer last Saturday evening while attempting to discharge his duty on the steamer John Means. It appears that the officer asked the prisoner some question in regard to a man he Imagined had fallen in a tit near by, when he responded by dealing him a blow on the left cheek. No decision was reached up to 3 o'clock, but as the evidence is conclusive agalnsthim.be stands an excellent chance of being bound over to court. A Mule on a Jamboree. Last evening about 9 o'clock a runaway mule came down Clark avenue and when opposite tlie Four Courts made a dasji xor Icon door of l'aul Kumpf.

In the doorway picture of Gambrlnn-i, and as the mule got to it he was turned back by the proprietor Mid broke into Kber's suloon next dt-or and walked quh-tly to tlie back end of tlie house heie he was caught by his mister. Juite a number ot people gathered to wicness the affair. The- Beethoven Conservatory of Mn-ic moves to 1603 Olive street on the first of July. Sew nblings. J.

II. Vonherg is building a small brie kitchen on the 1101 th side of Chestnut, near Bidiiduuv, at a cos-t ol $33. L. Lo Due, Sr. was issued a permit to put SI, OOO worth ot repsirs on northeast corner ot Seventh and I'ine streets.

H.MtKuen is building a dwelling house on the south side ot Gratiot, between Sixteenth street and Taj 011 avenue. J. Friton, owner, was granted permission to-dav to build adwelling, at a cost of $1,200, on Gej er avenue near Second Carondelet avenue. A permit was issued to the idies of the Sacred Heart to have a stone wall ninety long built on Labadie between Fifth and Sixth streets, at a cost ot F0KE1GN AFFAIRS. Germany.

Beeus, June 21. Article 3 of the church bill has been approved by the Prussian Diet. It provides that Judgment against delinquents shall be limited to a declaration of incapacity for filling oflice instead of dismissal, the altered wording implying mere deprivation of income. Bismarck insisting on the adoption ot the church bill, the Conservatives and the National Liberals have reconsidered their position of opposition and resolved that the adoption of a few modifications would enable them to support it. France.

Paris, June 21. The Jesuits expelled from France have purchased a house at Pargue. The Chamber of Deputies passed a religious estimate by a vote of 390 to 66. The extreme Left Joined the minority. The Municipality voted 200,000 francs for the celebration of the national fete day on the 14th ot July, on condition that the general government grants 500,000 frames for the same puipose.

India. CahCL, June 21. The Governor of Ghuznee, being unable to maintain hiraelt there, has returned. lie brings a letter from Hooshkl Alam strongly urging the claims of Moosah Khan as Ameer. Calcutta, June 21.

By allotment.ot the new 4 per cent loan the Government makes a cleargnin 01 ten lacs rupees. DEAD. Jean Henri strack, a well known architect Is dead, aged 74. England. London, Jun 21.

Last week's court mar tial was held at Knlght'sBridge barrack, in the quarters of the Horse Guards, on Thomas Dale, alias Jordan, Captain of the Canadian team of cricketers, and he was sentenced for desertion to thirty six days imprisonment. He managed 10 eecape irom the guard-roon but, being tc.