St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 4

4 Si- ggttis gispatcb, P0rtbaa gfrtninfl, wtu 18Z0. MFK HT8T. MHJIS. Retail GioTHiNa. Je AjrOTHEB LOT OF TnOSE' 15 CENT juocstl Jottlajca froavOve the Rivet DWXLLING-HOUSB AND TUBNITURX Burned.

This morning, about 1 o'clock, a dwelling-house near the National Stock Yards, with the furniture, was reduced to ashes.1 The property belonged to Patrick Halloran, who was awakened from his sleep by suffocation 3rom smake. Arising, he discovered that the coal ou lamp naa expioaee, ana past a bao.k-rnom wm s.nMj. nli(nr White Vests, Alpaca Goats, Drao d'Ete Sacks and Frocks, Ice Chests, "5 aQ CD Ice Chests ilefirfecrdtorsi a felTater Coolers, J- YVaAah "V-V 1 tw3i. vwuiers, Ulsters in Linen Mohair i EUDLE YAB IETT. Water Coolers, CWTl ects.

warn, E1 THK NATION AL OO SVKBTTTON JJ Meeting: of tho Resident Commute to -Arrange I'lnaa for tao Demo cratlc Coyentlo. The Resident Committee ot the National Dtmacratlc Convention met at 2 o'clock today at their room in the Exchange building. D. H. Armstrong occupied the chair.

HkadquartkbSi Stat of Mrssocnt, Adjutant Genbkal's Office, I ClTT OF J' KBSONj June 19, 1876. 1 "oBDittsi. 1. The commanding officer MSimn Battery" O. M.

St. Louis District. i hereby directed to turn over, at the proper time to J. Fred Thornton, chairman subcommittee of arrangements National Democratic Convention, the two twelve-pounder brass cannons, belonging to the battery, for tbe purpose of firing a salute on or about the 27th day ot JHB, 187ft. S.

Upon the conclusion of the ceremonies, the commanding officer of the batt ery will see that said guns are returned to his custody in like good order and condition as when delivered. G. C. Bingham, Adjutant General ot Missouri. By W.

F. MnxnoMM, Chief Cierk. Hkadquabthh, Statb or MissotiKi. AlMDTAMT tiKNKKAu'S OFFICE, City of June 19, 1875. J.

Feed. Thornton, Chairman Subcommittee, Etc. Sir In reply to your letter of the loth I have the honor to state that your committee can have the use of two (2) cannons in the Simpson Battery O. M. St.

Louis District, for the purpose stated. Please present to the ccommandant ef the battery tbe accompanying" orders." I yours respectfully, G. C. Bingham, Adjutant General of Missouri. By W.

F. Melbomm, Chief Clerk. Col. li. VV, Clowry, of the Western Union Telegraph Company stated to the committee that bis company had arranged for connecting fifteen of the principal cities of the United States with the St.

Louis wires directly. He also stated that the company would supply seats for fifty reporters which they would have present, and he therefore desired the privilege of using six messengers to cross the rostrum to receive sxges, which would be placed in a tube ading outside of the railing. He hoped to be able to get most of the news having to go inside tbe railing at all, but i the special privilege Was desirable in order to facilitate matters. I His request was granted Mr. McAdam lien read a letter from the City Council, asking for tickets of adriii sion to the National Convention.

The application was, af er debate, referred to the National Committee. The chairman thought that tb Resident Committee had no right to, grand tickets, but that it would be proper to recommend that tickets be furnished the numbers of tbe City Council, Judges ol the County and Circuit Courts, but that seat-should not be specified. The matter was finally laid aver ustil next Thursday, and an order was adopted that a request as made to the national coMsaiirrKB For a number of tickets to be distributed by the Resident Committee. Col. Slayhack suggested that the Democratic County Committee be provided with tickets, in reply to which the chairm in stated that tbe suggestion would be taken into consideration.

Captain Ford then submitted the following: Kesolved, Tbat tbe use of the room now occupied by the J'doui committee be ten der to, the nissouri delegation lr their Iicadquarters during the session of the Dem ocratic convention, carne j. The Resident Committee will hold Its future meetings In a rrcm on the second floor ot the Ex. cl'aute building, near the main ball. On motion ot Capt. front, another room on the second floor of the Exchange build' lii was set aside for the ue ol Mr.

Prince. st crtarv of the National Democratic Con vi ution. in which to keep all papers, tick ets, etc. The application of the American Press Association for fire seats on the platform for the ue ol their reporters, was laid over until Thursday. Maj.

Prince stated that ths cost of the carpenter work in the changes necessary tor CONVENIENCE OF THE CONVENTION Would be $100. Oa motion the Committee on Hall was authorized toorder the changes and carpenter work done. Msjor Lee moved that the various committees make a report on Thursday next to tbe Resident Committee, in order that tba mittee be ascertained. Carried. The hall committee reported that they had ascertained that twenty pieces ol music mar be secured at 84 per day.

The chairman said he had attended several conventions but be hail NEVER HEARD MUSIC In any of them except the music mid by voiMt Km the. Democratic. onrtF i progressive they propose having music this time. The following resolution was offered by Col. Gilkerson Resolved.

That in the selectien of gentle-mi to receive delegates to the Nations! Democratic Convention, none but knawn or avowed Democrats be appointed. Some objection was made to the resolution on the grounus that Republicans had assisted largely in raising the fund to secure the success of the convention. The opposition nit vailed and the resolution was re-jectfd. Capt pord onerea tne louowmg: Resolved. That the sessions ot thi' shall be held hereafter in f'jeret, and a at Mich matters as are for te public furnished for the secretary On motion, the reso'jLion Was rejected.

The meeting then adjourned, to meet sgaia o'clock. INDIGNATION MEE1TNGV Missouri Pacific Commuters mm tho War Path. A large meeting of enraged commuters waa held on the rear passenger car. of the inbound Washingtoa Accommodation train this morning. Mr.

C. U. L. Comfort called 'he meeting to order, when Mr. U.

B. Dreytr was elected chairman, and Mr. D. M. Mudd secretary.

The following resolutions were passed unanimously, just before reeching Cheltenham. Resolved, That Professor Ties be respectfully requested to perform his experiments on tbe weather in future at some point dis tant, at least fifty miles from tbe line of ths Missouri Pacific Railroad. Resolved, That we will withold our patronage from any clothing establishment furnishing either flannel undergarments or spring overcoat to said Tice prior to the 1st av of NoTeiier, 1876. Rceolved, That the extraordinary coolness with which we hare been treated of 'ate bv said Tice, warrants every passenger iw treating him with a coolness, ui least degrees lower. The attempt to turn tbe meetfnz Into a "Hayes and Wheeler" affair, proved failure- There was a total lack of any warm fading, and the meeting coolly adjourned.

BOGGS. Convention Attractions. Among other attractions convention week, will be a parade of the Police and Fire Departments. The 24th has been the day designated for the display, the Mayor concurring with the committee. Several ex-eursiens by rail and river will also add to tbe pleasure of the visitors.

St. Louis proposes to put her best foot forward and nothing will be omitwd that can add to the occasion. la a Bad Box. B. F.

Sloaa. the young man caught in the set at passing a knife aad saw to young Boat right, the prisoner eonfinea in jail on a charge of murder, is held to answer under a warrant issued at the instance of M. Schul-ter, tbe jailor. The father af Baatright maintains that Sloan is innocent of any evil intention in the matter, having been used as the tool of a third party. 65, GOO Damages Against the City.

Hannah Fox filed a petition in the Circuit Court, this afternoon, praying for damagea against the city of St. Louis in the sum of $5,500. Her grievance consists in the tearing up of Twelfth street ami the construction of tbe Twelfth street bridge, near which were two of plaintifPs houses, which were dsmsged as she claims, and have remained idle ever since tbe tearing up of said street commenced. I ho Mercantile Insurance Company Bankrupt. Celsus Price, superintendent of the Insurance Department of Missouri, filed a petition In the Circuit Court to-day, to restrain tbe Mercantile Insurance Company Iroui doing further business; and also asks that a receiver be appointed for said company, to wind up its business, the company being insolvent.

9100 Reward for a Missing Man. George Junker, proprietor of a saloon at No. 1410 North Main street, went out on an excursion yesterday on board the steamer James Howard. He was with a party of convivial friends on the down trip, and drank with some of his acquaintances on the return, but after the boat passed Carondelet he was not seen. As he was con-fciderabiv intoxicated it is generally believpd be fell overboard and was drowned.

His wife offers 100 reward lor him, eitber dead or alive. Tb Former Asaln Overrule-The Latter to Hear His Fate To-morrow. Quite a crowd was In attendance at the Criminal Court this morning. It having been generally nderstood that a decision would be rendered In the matter of Harerty's demurrer, filed leveral days ago. Judge fl SI Tiaitors, however, by announcing that the case would go oyer until to-morrow morning.

Alderman Madden was ready with another effort to stove off the trial of his ease on its It presented itself in the shape of a motion to quash the indictment now pending against him, in support of which tbe old, old story of Haynes, the grand juror, was new point urged by counsel was that Ernest H. Strat man, a member of tbe grand jury that indicted Madden, fell sick before the true bill was found, and that the court, without a color of authority, substituted Giles Fil-ley as one of the jury. Argument was submitted, and Judge Jones overruled the motion. The case will be called for trial on Thursday morning. Democratic Flag.

The Phoenix Club, a Democratic organization, presented a petition to the County Court this morning, praying for the privilege of attaching a rope to the east gaft nd of the Court-house, to be extended to building on the opposite side of Fourth street, for the purpose of supporting a fl ig, to be kept flying over said street at the time of the National Convention, and at all such times as the) may deem proper during the presidential campaign. The petition was granted by the court with tbe provision tbat the same be done under tbe direction of the County Superin tendent of Pubiie Buildings. The Inland Monthly. Tbe June number of this excellent mag-szine Las made its appearance, and is filled v. itb tbe most choice miscellany, original stories.

essa s. and editorial. The Inland is constantly improving under the editorial niuOKgement of Mrs. charlotte Smith, and is deserving of the most liberal patronage. THE MARKETS.

Final Quotations for To-Day. To-day's Markets oa 'Change. The we openj with weathar, the air being chilly and the sky overcast with ominous clouds. The river is rising slowly from the recent rains North. Freight rata are unchanged from last week's figures.

heat evinced a stronger feeling for No. 2, and has the appearance of ing cornered for cash and June. No. waa quiet: Corn No. 2 mixed was decidedly stronger for cash and June, being from K9Vc higher.

Oata were quiet and steady. Rye dull. Barley neglects). Hay dull. Tobacco dragging and dull.

Highwines in active demand scarce and nominal at 10. In the provision maiket there waa a stronger feeling, with salas at an advance all the way through. Lard stronger at advance. Potatoes dull and little doing, except for large new, which are scarce. Flour sellers mora hopeful; inquiry for 60 85 25 grades.

LEAF TOBACCO Inactive; irregular; break small mostly of poor quality ani l.ght weiBQis. naies: 41 nnas ana urn: it gsne tag 1 at S3 'JO. at M4 'JO. 11 at S5t 70, 8 at Sria -J7 'M, 6 at $8 2033 80. 2 at $9 1 box at 40.

Passed -2 hhds. Kejectcd 'ds an 17 onasatzs We (juote, 100 lbs: Trashy and light wsigM lutes, tS 003 75; factory lugs. 0094 ulanterB' logs. S4 25a5 25 bright do. 15t 75: common It af, $6 00 7 50; mediuti mtnuf tolii-.

ice lent, $8 0to00; c-d tioed SligH; medium leaf. t7tfrn; gjoj do, S3 75 ie; fine heavy uo, io3U 50; briKUt wrappers, $1035; extra to fancy do, 140 FLOUR Well milled sonni giads at S3 50 to 5 in very light supply an 1 wanted on orders; choice and fancy steady. Sales 113 bbls at S'-i 6), 90 at 52 JO, soj at delivered, 12S at $3 SO sS 75, 200 at $4 90. 1:: at It 75. 2 0 at 15, 230 at $5 25i 50, 274 fancy at $7, 550 low grade, 2 ots, t.

BYE FLOUR Citv $4 50 4 75 coantry 5(1 4 25 (11. Sale 5 bbls coantry at S4 10. I COKN MEAL Easier. Sales 900 brls at S2 2S 82 25 cel. fl KAT Receipts light.

Sample market flnrer inrongnout. Grades held st'ffiy bnt slow to move No. 2 practically "cornered" for June $1 45 bid cash and June and SI cath a-ked; Jalv do higher higher liid Aug. on call, cash So. i red offered at Si 12 with $108 bid fairly worth Slf.iailS; So -n offered at 89c, with bid -would sell at 8787; rejected salable at 75c (at which 1 car sold), "tie generally aikei.

Demand good for tin 2 mixed, which advanced for cash and June. 8 cars no grade In St sold at 32s, 34c bid on call in rejected higher I car regular sold Mt ss ije, 4 do and in St and 39c same bid for more 5,000 ln and 1 car No 2 mixed regu )ar rold at 4tc, 6 cars do fresh and strie.ly fresh in and 41 Wi, do strictly fresh in do and Ad at 44 Sc. 1 car No 2 whi'vmixed in St at 44 c- 45c asked in no OATS Sump're dull and weak particularly sarked lots. Grado Bettor demand aad higher. Sales 1 car no grade In E.

at 240, 3 eted In St. at 27', 2 No. 2 in St. L. at 31.

Sc. Id" in go at SIVc; B2c hid lirNo. 2 white in S. L. or K-, bat none offered.

Simple in bul: 2 car 'ejected E. track at 1 lu wareuuiuo mv I 'lt 4 uns this side at 32c. lTe Firm; no stock here. Demand cod. OnCail7'iHcbitor No bat none offered.

offered In warehouse at 6Jc na bid. d. le 113 poor at 57c. KARLET Sales 2 cars Northern at 653358 HAx Strictly cnotoe and fancv iinsotP' in demand. Dnt nitie nenng.

uinr grades dull nd unchanged. Sales: JaKiii-i ers 1 ii' icast) at $9, 1 nma do at all. 1 choice do (East) at SU. Levee 21 bales strictly prims at $13 50. 30 rhoica a.

$15 50, at strictly choice at $16. Delivered 1 ci." nrairie at $9 50, 1 1 mothy at $14. URaN Bull easier, hales: 1 car bulk on M. track at 1 car sacked at city mill atSOc; 3 cars ao on p. t.

HIGHWlNE-j Scarce; gd3t 4nand. Small alt at SI 10. Continue to gain strength, nnt t.how no activity in movement; Bhoalders fhm at the advanoed rates asked, which buyers were slow to meet at closs $20 25 for ash standard mess psrk the selling rate: T4a bid, and 1 7Xc asked for loose 1. 8. shoulders (which are very scarce), I04i bid here ard ISSc askei np country for round lota clear rib, clear sides salable at lOVglOXc; 110.M clear rib sold at interior paint on p.

and a 208,000 lot up tbe countiy in treaty at close. Packed bacon in light offering little uti smoke Just at large holders asking 8J4C, Uc and llXc-whichJ acconnts for thelighiness in nivegteat in this c'as of product ii mere was qnite a good demand tii tlceable. but not at these rates. Salea: POKE 20 brls original standard mess at p. 1.

120 15 to $20 25 part del. Orders 224 brls do at $20 50 20 75. D. S. Meatt 5 csks shoulders al 7ic, small lot clear sides at Bacon for cash on spot; 3 casks and 10 haif-csks Shoulders IHc, 7 CAks and 23 half -caks clear rib (early) at 12311V 59 csks clear sides at llic, 5 csks and 10 nf csks do at 11 Of-cere 49 csks and 29 hf-ceks: Should sr at 8K clear rib at clear sides at lLVc.

C. o. C. UAMS-SeU at 13lfc, fancy brands 16S.17C. BREAKFAST BACON-City on orders.lt 15c r.anvaaed.

S. P. HAMS Sale S00 tcj (14 lb av.) seller on p. also 100 tcs same average seller July p. t.

LARD Higlier. Sales: 25S tes prima winter steam at 100 tcs summer steam seller June (Sat. p. si.) at 11c, and 50 tcs do to-day at 10 cash-more offered and in treaty at 1 which is ie market rate at close GREASE Dead dull. We quo brown 415, yellow 5ia.

white 6i7e. TALLOW Qot et TJ37Xc for prune country in oil brls. BEEF Extra 1 anilly mesj selection orders at $14 4 brl and half brl; Dried, 13ltc lb Tongues 5 A1. OLD POTAIOES All offerings found ready sale at higher pri cs. Sales, in balk car Kansas chill at 30c del, i car do peachblew at 0c del, 1 car goo-i ins as peachblow at 4s de); in sacks 30 am? 47 sacks Iowa peach-blow 45c, good i lo at 47)c del.

KKW POTATOES Firm and in good rte mud. Sales: 6brs at $2 25. 18 sks at $1 per bu brls at 2 59 at $3 del, 30 at $4, 40 at 3 10, 40 at $3 20 -forgl going njiinly Tennessee early rose, 37 rasa at $3. IONS Easier. le 40 brls good at $3 35.

Some holdeis still veryfirm, and asking much higher. FRUITS Scarce and' in good demand. Prices steady. We onote: Raspberries eoa gal. for black, $lidl J5 for red.

Cherries at $1 K) 7i bn for soar, $506 for sweet. Gooseberries at $2 5032 75 bu. SOUTHERN VEGET ABIDES We qaote-Toiustoesat 1254150 bu-box Mobile. 50cgl for New Orleans latter in poor condition. String beans nominal at 75cHl bs box.

Cucambers, 3035Oc VAon. CHICKENS -Soiree. Old salable at $2 75 for $333 25 for mixed; 7o for bens Young at $150 to S3 25 tor very um ill to choice large. BUTTER Dull and weak. We qnoto: Northern dairy-packed at 14sl6c to 18s for g.od to choice country makr, in pails-ai 9c to 12 and worked-over at ll15o.

for poor ta choice. 8our and white not wanted salable only at low-down prices, HG8 Receipts light. Ready sa'e ia lots at 12c recounted and candled higher paid in a jobbing way. Cottn. escra.

Marmaduke A Brown, commission merchants, furnish ns the following: Livebpool, June 19. Spots steady: middling uplands 6 3-ltid. Sales. l.OuO bales, of which 6, "00 are American. Speculators took bales.

Receipts. 4 50u bales, of which 300 are An erica Arrivals opened quiet and closed firm. Sates September and October delivery fromany port. L. M.

clause, 6 7 32 1. New Tokk, June 10. Spots opened flrmer; quotations unchanged; mirtr'hng, 12S'. Sales toecnlatorB 68 bales. Exports, Hirers, 400 bales.

Futures opened jh et at an advance from Saturday of 3 3c, then firm, and now barely steady. June delivery, 11 1 15o to 12 1-tc. Sales 82,000 ba'ea. ST. Lons June 19.

Quiet: firmlv w.M. wiedtag Uo, Sales Dashes Hct nd There by DWpatcn 'Reporters. -Oat with 1 leeo-- am vendors Hk blue. City collections fentay, $31 63 SleTtn scooped tte to-dar; Coai it aelllog at 9 ceaU a bushel. Fir up.

Testetday was a rough one on fte beer gardens. A5fwM in JH for forging Anton Wrgman'B name to a bank check. Republicans of St. Louis have a grand blow-out at Luoas Market to-night. RfPuhllcan Invites his friend to take a social glass, he eays "Let's ratify." the toML wards of he city next Saturday ConreBtion day oomes on apace and the neart of the hotel man thumps enthusiastically.

"Tilden slings" are the latest drink Tilden sliBgs the spondulicks around loosely. What will the loafers do when Union Market is abolished Thtt'sths bothering buestlon. Judge B. C. Glllara, Rushville, is at barnuan's, and Hon.

8. B. Garrett, Setma, are at Barn urn's. Now the hatter can dig out hU dead goods, label them "Hayes haU" aa reap a harvest from the unsuspecting. The "cracker palace," the property of tbe late Fidelio C.

Sharp, will be sold next Thursday at the Court-house door. Tbe corner stone -of a new Catholic ChuTch was laid on Grand avenue and Fourteenth street, yesterday afternoon. Col. E. C.

Murray, leading politician of Louisiana. Mo. and Edgar Anderiiou. capitals, of Rushville, are at Barnaaa's. De Bar's Opera-heuse open its doors on Thursday evening next, to exhibit i hose little tparklers, the vV ail ace Siswrs.

Knights of Father M-ithew mset tonight to arrange lor their trip to the Centennial city. Tuoy fctrt oq the 4 pros. If you see John Schmidt, the siljon-kf eper, No. 410 Morgan street, tell him his family are anxious to lean his whereabout. County Marshal Watson wears a bran new pluz hat of the latest azonv to-4tv.

He hasn't named it jet, but thinks it is a Tildm. -S3 The Bricklayers' Union No. 1 gave the Street Boys' Home $140 73. and the recording oneel sde a big mirk in comm tion thereof. The iarge building erected by Bernard J.

Reiliy, on the southwest corner of Fifth street and Washington avenue, is to auctioned off at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Andy Clubby. Clerk ef the Criminal Court, is' in bandages and arnica, having sun-bnrnt his arms on a timing tour to burdock's Like. He says he'll thump the first man that asks him to go fisbins. The little Beds played the Philadelphia "Fillies" yesterday at the Csmpton aveaue grounds.

The Reds got a full nest of se eggs, and the Fillies scored 9ix runs. Here-aiter the reds had better stick to the catechism and go to Sunday-school. The Globe-Democrat is a good Republican newspaper; it says: cannot carry Ohio, and it will take a steam engine to pull bim through New York." Republican sentiments, are as gall to the tartv. One prominent Republican saM day "We have the on iccord, and only pray it EJSJ uoU the nominees of our party. Carry Mell, a girl living at 416 irth Seventh street, and Lizzie Voung, a worn in on Poplar street between Second and Tmrd, concluded that suicide was fashionable, and made necessary arrangera-nts to give the Coroner a job.

Carry took a dose of poison, but was pumped out all right. dove into the river and was fihad out. Carry has a lover who lted her. and or Lizzie has a scolding mother. Too bat PERSONAL MENTION.

Ewlng, Tennessee, is at the La clede. D. McKeller auu family, Shreveport, are at the Southern. Hen. W.

W. Wilhire, M. C. frja Arkansas, is at the Southern. H.

C. Adams, Chicago, and jod Richmond, are at the Saathera. 1: R. Gorman, Sedalia, and J. II.

vle. are at tbe St. Nicholas. H. Brewn.

Indianapolis, ami II. A. Bruier, Vicksburg, are at the St. Nicholas. rlwtn a.

curtls auU n. OuiUi. ro TnTK, United States Army, are at tbe La clede. Hon. Harrison Attawav, Lebinm, and Capt.

J. Hobbs, Kdjkuk, are at the Lack de. Col. S. S.Cabb, Parson, Ktnas, and J.

J. Spencer, Chicago, are guests at the Everett. Col. H. Y.

King, Mij. G. T. Swiln and H. U.

Growell, U. S. A are at the LindeU. Garrett, president of the Raltim re and Ohio Railroad, and family are at the Lindell. Jadse W.

M. Hirris, and Capt. J. P. Leathers, of tbe steamer Natchez, are at the LindeU.

H. O. Ha Verson, tevenspoint. and H. Megss and E.

U. Bryaa, St. Paul, are at the St. Nicholas A. S.

O'. ane, a large live stock dealer of YrSin, and J. F. Lawton, Carrjllton, are at the SU Nicholas. T.

C. Buchanan, general freisbt gent of he St. Louis, Kinsas City aud jrthern Railroad, is at the Laclede. "Tfmr Bond, New York, receiver K. and T- R.

K.t and A. M. GiK i 1 J- ugtoa City, are at the LindeU. Brookslev, manufactures agricultural "elements. Chicsso.

and Sandv Stone or the Gate City, Keokuk, Ore at the Laclede. E. A. Apgar, secretary of the democratic Central Committee of New York, w.u 1,9 the cit Wednesday morning. His heau-quarters U1 be at the Lindell.

Sam Gleason. proprietor of Metropolitan hotel. Little Rock, and Dave W. Pollack. H.

H. Torry and a party of ladies from Little Rock, are at the Southern, en route tor Philadelphia. New York, June 15, IS7C Messrs. Mills Averill, 219 North Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.

Gents Please take notice that under patent No. 123.721, February 13, 18 ana reissue No. 6,749. November 1. 1875, we alone are authorized to manufac ture and sell Partial shirts.

To manufacture or sell unfinished shirts is an infrtng-ment on our patent and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent ot the law. Respectfully yours. Keep Manufacturing Company. We call attention to the above notice, but 11 1 11 1 1 nun! mi. .1.

..1. I cue nam Ul uur utlby OTITIS, all made except the buttonholes. Wam- uiut uouy ana nnen at 1 lo. tr a A rpun Successors to J. V.

MeUar, 219 North Fourth Street. Teas, choicest brands, 60, 50, 40. 30, 20 cents, worth double. C21 North Sixth street, Lindell hotel. Closing sale.

Menu wn grocery store. Perry Springs, Pike County, Illinois. The hotel at these wonderful springs will be open for guests on June 1. Remember that the waters of these springs will cure every case of dyspepsia, or no charge will be made for board. They re also invaluable in alt diseases of the kidneys, stomach and bowels.

They have cured several cases of that hitherto considered incurable disease, diabetis. Pleasure seekers will find Perry Springs a delightful place lor recreation. Water shipped in wood or glass. Terms moderate. Send for circular.

D. Nicholson is the general agent for the sale of the water in St. Louis. B. A.

Watson. Proprietor. Park Hotel, Twelfth and Olive. Day board, (4 50 per week rooms and board, ft per week and upwards transient rates $2 per day. First-class board.

Nearest hotel to Union depot. ffosqultoes and Flies Shut Out. These pests to our households can be kept at bay by using Newcomb's Adjustable Wire Screens fit any size window, and can be bought for a trifle of their value. See Ad. in another column.

Also tbe cheapest place in the city for Paper Hangings, Upholstery and Curtain Goods, Window Shades, Weather Strips, Etc. Newcqmb Brothers, 217 North Fifth street, bet. Tine and Olive. N. B.

icreeus also made to order. Travelers will find fir. t-class accommodations at the Park Hotel, corner TwelLh and Olive streets. Convenient to Union depot and the business centre of the ci.y. Day board, 1 60; transient, S2.

DRESS GOODS OF EKE THIS MOBlllNG. All who hare bee "WAIT ING for ibrm BbtMild CAIX EAXIEY. we sliall bre If MOBjEUlIs H.D.r.1ar.n&Co. 417 samel 4 1 If. FamrtbBt.

Bates 11-4 Qnills, 75e-This is lower than the same quality of goods have been so for SO years. IT. D. MAIRf a CO. Linen ISnllB, Ulsters, Oversklrts and Jackets, Dusters, Foulard Suits and many other garments especially-adapted for traveling at the lowest sslble prices.

JJ.D MANX afc "JO. l.aee&foawTs and Jackets. A few of the great bargains advertised a few days ago can still be had at fully one nall'their actual value. We are bound to sell them all before July 1, no matter how great the loss. This is a tare opportunity to bay such staple atd valuable goods at your own pi lee.

IT. D. 91 ANN A CO. Linen lawns. 15c We shall offer them at above price To-Day.

II. 1). MANX aft CO. Black Orenadlne, IOp, 20c, SlSc, 4C, SOe and upward. We shall offer the coming week some choice things In Black Fancy Mesh at the extreme low price of C5c.

H.D.Mann&Co. 417 and 419 X. Fonrth st. MOSQUITO BARS all Kinds and Size. ices range from $2 50 to $12.

Orders foni tbe couEtrv -jliciteti. reported) at 8X312S'c Receipts, 1S9 bales, ihinments, 10 bales. Stock, 6,635 bales. CItf cS Milwaukee, New Torlf, aa Chicago market 2 PORK-J'T, 19 IS; August, jnuJnne, i July, U47c; Angast, WHEAX-June. $104; July, Hot; Anpwt, Aneust, 7c July.

30o. Baklei June, 67c; July, 58c. K'cpts. Wheat 123.827 sora 229.485 62 440 W. 4 Bariey 4.410 Sha.ts.

1M.14S 3M.173 138 3Si 'sis INSPECTIONS. Wheat, SSI cars: corn, 236 cars; oats. SI ears rye, 21 cars bailey, 10 cars. F.NGAI.EMKNT9. Wheat, 6.C00 corn, 21 COO.

ots. 28,000 bus. MILWAUKEE MARKET. Wheat-No. 04 oagn 2 ji 05 July o.

2, $1 06 August. Inspections wheat, 346 cars. Receipts, 136 2 JO bushels. Shipments, 31 000 bushels. NEW YORK MARKET 2 OS P.

Wheat Spring wheat dull, $1 Hal 16; winter wheat, $1 16gl H. Corn Mixed, Oats Dull, No. 2 5-39c. PtiBK Quiet at $20 00. Lark -yuitt at lL9Sc Receipts, wheat, 295,000, corn, 114,000.

and oats, 117 bus. LIVERPOOL MARKET 1 :30 P. M. Wheat Spring. 8s 4ddrts 7d; Calitornia lOdglOs Id Club, 18 2d10 tid.

Corn 26f 6d. POIK BOs. Iabi 63s 6d. St. Lonls Wholesale Market.

Beans Choice Eastern medium han I-picked, suitable for a grocer's trade, SI los Candles Star 8s, 17818c Concentrated Lte Pittsburg Banonlfler, S8; Greenwich, $6 25S6 50; American Concentrated Lye, $5 2635 60; Northwestern, Jo 25. Cakkkd tioons. piCKLSs, Kto. Peaches, doien. 2 1 6081 75; 3 $2 753 00: Strawbernes, 2-Is, II 75g2 00; Rassberries, 2-S 2S2 25; blackberries, $2 1532 40; Gooseberries.

2-a, $1 26ai 50; Whor t) cherries, 2-ft. 7532; Pineapples, 2-ft, SI 80 Cnemee. 2-t, f23; Pears, 2-a. 50; Quinces, t. 12 252 50: Tomatoes, 21, $1 20 1 40 3 -S, SI 65A1 75; String beans, 2-S, SI 26 01 60; Lima beans.

2-fe. 1 7632; Green peas. 2-t Jl 604S2 SO; Yarmouth corn, 2 S2 30S2 40; Winslow corn, 2-, $2 26S2 35; Sardmes, half -boxes in case. 262ec; quarters 1516c; Oyeters, choice brands, 8-a, $18042; Ovsters choice brands. l-, SI OSffl 10; Oysters," good dozen, J4 50S5 half gallons, S3 25 5u; quarts.

S2 502 40; pinto, II 25al 36; Englisn quarts, assorted, S7s7 60 English pints. S3 854 Pick-els in brls. 30 gallons half brls S4 ooss kegs, 10 gallons, kegs. 6 gallons, S3 76S3. Salmon.

2-ft S3 60; Salmon. I $2 26. 18H Maciarei No Ln bbls.flo; in halves, S8 08; quarters, S4 00; kits, SI 48; No. 2, bbls S13; 00; Quarters. S3 50; kits.

SI S3; No. S. bbls. $12 50; half-hols, $8 75; quarters $3 38; kits, tl 28; saess. bbls, $26; half-bbls.

ia ou; quarters, ri 70; kHs, $2 SO; No. 1 extra mess, bbls, $30; halves, $15 50; quarters, $7 95; kits, $2 60. Herrings Large roe. bbls. $6 50 halves, $3 hbls; Lak nsn No.

1 white fish, halves, $6 00; kits, $1 20 lamily. halves, kMs. $1 trout, halves' S3 00; kits. 90c: saiman. No 1.

hhl xia- 100 as-Medium $5 50 large. $8. lismngs in boxes Mo. 45o ableri. socr box.

Halibut. 12c Raisins, Fkcits and ntjts Raisins, lavet Iffa3 $1 75; quarters, seedless raisins, ii mats, 1415 4y a. Cnrrants-Prune new Ste. Citron Leghorn. lemon and orange r-eeL, 25c Figs Smyrna, choice drums lea lse new isjere.

17918c Uatoa sale. ITnnes In casks or barrels. ai0c Almanaa Soft-shell. 22423c FUberts-15c Rrarall2aiSc Walnuts 15417c PecanaW estern. liaise Peanuts-Tennessee, 8a'e, Leuions4 box.

$76066 60. Orangea-4r tvka. $7alNaUei 4151'. Lanrt. lK'uitMenj J520c I aaw J.yiAl SONS Office? O'Neill, his next door neighbor.

together extinguished, as they supposed, effectually, the fire. Mr. Halloran retired again to bed, and was nce more awakened by the smoke and the crackling of the burning boards. This tima the fire had gettea too much headway to he conquered, the flames having burned through tbe roof, although Messrs. Mahoney, O'Neill aud Halloran worked desperately.

In a short time the flames hau made ashes of tbe building and furniture, entaling a loss of about with only $40tuHuranee. The fire had slumbered in a feather tick from the first extinguishing, and broke out anew. Confibmation Services. Right Rev. Bishop Baltes, of Alton, yes terday administered the sacrament of confirmation to some twe hundred and fifty children in St.

Henry and St. Patrick's churches. The bishop was mat at the depot in the mornine by St. Joseph's Roman Catholic and Benevo lent boclety accompanied by a baud and escorted to St. Henry's Church, where he administered the sacrament nrst.

In the afternoon, St. Jozeph's R. C. B. Society aad Father Damon's H.

C. T. A. and U. Society pre ceded by a band of music, escorted the oi.

cop and tamers Halloran, Koenig and Ryan to St- Patrick's (Jhurca, where tbe sacrament was also administered. The children were well prepared in the knowledge of the fundamental principles of the faith thpy profess, and the BUhou re turned to Alton last night, entirely satisfied with his visit to iast St. Louis. A St. Louis '-Lady'" Slkkp in'tiib Calabookb.

Ella Taylor of 312 Nma Eighth street, St. Louis, was arrested yes-eiday by Officer Eugene Ilolloran for careless driving. In tact she attempted to drive her horse and vehicle along the network tracks in the vicinity of the Relay Depot at a time when there was a large number of outgsing and incoming trains using the tracks, and the wonder is she waa not killed. Being under the iafla-ence of liquor, she was quite boisterous aad uncLUih in her expressions on the way the station, and it was with great difficulty that she was put behind the bar. This morning she was fined live dallars, as was also her comrade, Jebn Smith, who showed up a short time after her arrest.

Ella was elegantly attired in silk, etc. aa wore a profusien of valuable jewelry Sae also had an abundance of greenbacks, aad this morning promptly piid her fine, stating that the East St. Louis "cops" are not to be compared with thase of St. Iouis. who, she says, consider her as their "baby." In Limbo.

Frank Richards, John Howard. Billy Brown, and Frank Roertsn, four wayward boys, were this morning arrested and locked up for breaking into car on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad. Various. The City Council are expected to bold a meeting this afternoon. To-morrow night the Council Centennial Committee and representatives from the different soc eties will hold a meeting in the City Council Chamber, for th --r pose of perfecting cCiiicnts for ths oel-eUr-'Cf: tue Fourth of July.

SOUTH ST. L.OC1S. Fourth of July. The various eommiU tees having in charge the getting up of th grand celebration of the coming Fourth, are busily engaged, and will present an excellent programme. Fostposhd.

Oa account ot the illness of Bishop Ran, the blessing of ths clime of hells of t. Marv's Church has been nrd until tbe 7th of July. Firework Contract Awarikp. Col. W.W.Judy, the -aid reliable" fireworks kicg, oppo'sita the Post-omce.

has bp awarded the contract for furnishing tbe grand fireworks display the earning 4th of July at Carondelet Park. -The "Colonel" says he will spread himself on that occasion. Count Smirdatf and wife and Miss Susi and Lutie Hlow iU. 3 tar, tor tbe Centennial, and after remalaing there a while will visit Eurane. Success of the Blame.

The third umber of the South St. Louis ItUd ctae at bright and early yesterday mrning. Its huccess is established bevond a djubi. as eight columns advertiem-nts testily. Local news seem to be tbe leading features Sab 4th School Anniversary at Jta Urilllante.

A beautiful exhibition was given at the Co'e Brilliante Cbapla on Papia aveuue testerday, which was enjoyed by all the neighbors and many people frm ths city. The exercises consisted ot dialogues, as dresses, by the children, among which the class ot Mrs. Blake's class of young girls. Miss LutJuicnetWs, Miss Belle Baker's, were perfect, and the infant class of Mrs. A.

McDowell's showed caret I teaching asd culture. Among the many from the city we noticed Dr. J. F. Comstock and family, Samuel Monks and lady, J.

A. Monk and family, Rev. J. II. Lewis, R-iv.

Mr. Luder; al-o, H. Scudder and lady, John A. Scudder and Udy, Sell and lady, Andrew McDowell and lady, Mrs. R.

flenrv and Samuel Cupples and family. W. Chick and family. J. H.

Dowell ad family, Marcus Wolf and family, aa many others. A Teamster Kougblj bandied. Charles Fisher, a teamster living at No 221H Clark avenue, wst handled wlthaut bveslasl He visited Stack's saloea, corner of Nineteenth and Market streets, and thera became Involved ia a quarrel with two men name 1 Nick White and Julius Peterson. During the affray which folio wsd Fisher was cut wiih a knif five separata times once in tbe breast, twice in th left arm and twice in the back. None of ths wounds are serious.

Peterson was ar-reil-dand is now nursing a split lip in the calaboo- White, the party suspected of having dont tne cutting, effected his escape. Tumbled DoWH Early yesteruay morning before the CWk crew, 11 aim 's boarding flou.s oa Ciansty avenue and Fourth took a tumble that shook down tbe sleepers in a jiffy, burying tnem among sricss ana mortar, wood ana stone in tbe cellar: Tbe firemen were quick ta respond to the alarm. Of the thirteen boarders none were seriously injured, escaping with bad bruises, euts, dislocations and a rib or two broken. It was a tumble but the actors do nat want an more Sunday benefits of this kind. The lass to the building will probably be Vulcan Steal Works.

I. E. Garrisea. manager of the Ytilcaa Steel Rail Mill, la Carondelet, is pushing tbe work forward ta successful completion, and in a week the mill will he, barring accidents, in running condition. An invitation will be extended delegates to visit this new addition to St.

Louis manafacturing interests, and a special train on the Missouri Pacfiic will carry visitors to tbe work via when the mill will be onened formally with speeches and toasts. A pleasant time is anticipated. Grand Excursion on tJse St. C. and N.

R. R. Tbe officers of the St. Louis, Kansas CHy and Northern Railroad have arranged to elve a grand complimentary excursion tomorrow, over the Park Line which is than portion just completed, by which the cars at tbe road reach tbe Union Depot. This new line passes through Forest Patk and the most beautiful suburban portion of St Louis.

Tickets have been issued ta a large number of prominent citizens, and a grand time is anticipated. An Ancient Skull. Some of the laborers engaged in ex ctva-ting for the foundation of a new building on Fifth street, adjoining Daniel W. Bell's store, dug up a skull, the top of which was perforated in two places, apparently bullets or some instrument. It was discovered at a depth of nearly twelve feet, and although the ground has all been made, the old building just torn down has occupied the site for the past tbirtv years.

The inquiry is, whose skull? No other bones were found. The Brunswick hotel ef Boston has all modern irarrovenientsand conveniences; is tire proof, and is centrally located in the best part of Boston, and is easy of access to all parts ol the city. Persons visiting Boston on business or pleasure, will do well ta stop at the Brunswick, if they would enjoy the luxuries of one ot the newest and best of American hotels. John Brown Goesto th8 Penitentiary. A jury in the Criminal Court to-day ad judged John Brown guilty of grand larceny, and sentenced him to Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for the term af three years.

He entered the sleeping apartment of Christian Wissman, No. 1718 Linn street, and got awav with a set ot coral jswelry valued at G5. SDDIIER SD1TS Corner Fifth "A New Dodge." Ninety-nine people oat of every one haa- dred reading thU wilt fbick that it aeate new advernaiiis doage. "But there is where they make a mistake." It is the same old story so lone and truthfully told by aa of the ha. sense 8ACRIF1CK we are making ta selling our entire stock of CLOTIIINQ AT MANTJ- ACTUBKK'B COST.

Call and see tor year. selves. TICKNOIX eft Fonrth st. and vT ashimgtes sve. STEAMBOATS.

UPFKR MISSISSIPPI. EOKUK HeiUiaia Una Paettat Oa. rnisr.K or TTBTK. Fast Express Line between St. Louis and Keokuk, and St.

Louis and St. Paul. gtr. Master. Tavaa St.

Loula for Keokuk oa fclUNDAi, June 19, at 4 p. m. For Builington, Muscatine, Davenport, Da buque, Winona and St. PauL Ptr. CLINTON Gren, Master.

ajg Leaves Tuesday, June 20, at 12 m. For Clarks vile, Lonlsiana and all Way Laad-ings, BATARD. Master. Leaves St. Lonls on tubsuaiu, THURSDA I ana bai ova i it n.n.

For freight or passage apply oa waarfboet, between Tine and Locust. A 11.. A CTt -m nOMPAHV. hj ror Madison, Alton. Jersay, rortage das bioax anu tranoa.

oir. oreau a a aTlda.ar I AanMS daily atS p. tram wmarfbos rut Vina nti amwt HRRT HTHI, BcpU H. BKM eJBNBlNS, At. IXrKB MISSISSIPPI.

nauriiu a sr. iAii uaun vu. For Cairo, colnmbns, Hlokn an. Memphis aad 8tr. CITY OF IIIE McKee, Master.

LeaW nr. 20. at For Vary's, Bte. Genevleva, Chester ssd RaiKVa. Btr.

EM A C. ELLIOTT, LjfhtaaT. MjutAr. Imtoi Ifnadavs. wadnan- davs.

and rrldavn at 4 FW B.feat. MISSOURI BJVBB. ISSOUKl fUTKH PACKXT OO. STAB LINE. For Augusta, Jeffer" ty Woonvilla 61sa- 8tr, iKlxjA jr Leaves eree 3esday, a Far Angtuto, Boocville.

LeslagtoS, TeUlng-ton, Lansas City aad all Way Landing. JO KINNEY Keith. Leave WednMd.v ki .5 p. ns. from foot of Olive street, u.

mi LiLUuiE, Agent. FlrfANClAL, MOMBTT TO I.O AM. WE HATE OH HANS A large amount of money to loan on dry ana eonnty property for Commercial paper. tfAITHEWS WIirrTAaER. Third and Pine Merchantt Exchange.

money to loah, .1 havkTeastkrn funds to loah Od real estate security in this city, in raws Of $5,000 and over at lowest rates. DVU a. a vv a ii.m ainna, tu nne axr SA. OAfCOKD. WITH BRITTON.

LOMAX A Bankers and Bra kers, 807 Olive street. Gold, Government, S.ate, County, Municipal and Defaulted Bons, Land Warrants aad Texas Land Scrip bought and sola. HUD WA1IB. Successors to Bndd, Son A Ce 622 Olive street. Financial agents for Eastern and local capitalists.

Moneys to loan on St, Louis eal estate in any sums at 8 per cent, and low est rates. Funds advanced far building pur-noses. General agency for the transaction of real estate and financial business of all kinds. INVESTED HAS $1,700 PAID A PROFIT OF luring the past few months, under our im. prevta system of operating in Stocka.

Risks reanced to nominal sums and profits increased. Books containing full information sent on application. TUMB RIDGE A Bankers and Brokers. 2 Wall New Tor. ALL SORTS.

WTAN1ED Gill to do general hourework TV in a small taodly. Inquire Tuesday on-ly. at 3203 Chefetnut at. s-i((i SOUTH FIFTH ST-Oomfortable, WyU cool roons, with or wuliout baard: day boarders taken. AT ANTED A few Lady Canvassers at the TV Wheeler A Wilson ofli -e, 4i5 N.

Fifth St. FOUNDA bnnch of keys, on the sidewalk. Apply at Dispatch Office. FOR SA1JC One Horizontal Engine. 20 hone power, good as new.

in splendid order, at a bargain. Enquiie at Dispatch oflice. YOU can have Iron Shutters altered in the beet manner for 50 cents per pair. Ad-dress2022 Walnut J. T.

CARROLL. ADIE8- AND GENTS' Hats, Felt, Straw. i or anv kind, cleaned or colored and made into very latest styles, at Empire Straw and snMJ HUIUJ OUU BUIIS. KAILROAD TICKETS bought and sold at 112X N. Fourth St.

10 HI 8ALE-Baroirche. horse and hamea. new-horse a dark bay. stylish and fast Call or address T. C.

TaylorA corner Olivn nnrl lv vwm. l.a l.wStM! New and -r aanuta Avwavsj ii crCQftrnl 7(lt OUve street. Books bought orTitol. situatiwi of any kind bv a pitch Addfe" Eic'oJ. S.kNUGIRLS SEN FILTERS CENTS "huts UP and can be earned in the vest p.K-ket.

A.Jdresa EDWARD J. JONES A rarariace. Jew Tork. WANTED All kinds of Wringers to re rtfttr at a. JTf laiuncu ca vLj.

jia atsl FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES. Fairbanks 80S and 304 Washington Av. f. i wmi $100 8 Ice Pitchers, $5 Ice Pitchers, 55 Ice Pitchers, AT Cheerer, Barchard ft Go's 608 North FnnrtH St. BBE ID, HuufkctBrer aad Dealer in FINE eUHsrtaFsarthSU, ths Farmer guts af SHOES, Jl.

Frlesmeyer ft Co. Satchels, Ficais, Sokeel andvreak. BASKETS at C. IT. MICiaMAJra ITEWTBVXK STORK, Car.

Fifth an Marked Trunks Covered and UMBRELLA STORE. CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! OK UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS JELLING TERY LOW. ill NORTH FIFM SIR3EC. 'tepalrlnx a Sp4H5latty. BEST 39 VEMC tit ate.

AT PINE STREET RESTAURANT, 600 Pine Street. J. 0. GOLDINO, PROPRIETOR. DIXNER FROM 11 TO P.

M. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. It job want a Carriage, go to JBUXBUftX dIIlHELL. II rom wau bkrt. to A HKHELL.

If yon want a Plea, MILBCRU IIAMMELL. you want a Delivery Wagon. J' MI LHIJK.V A II 218 220 Chestnut St LouN, The Largest BntahlishnMint in the W. a. niuuiii Carriage Manufacturer aad Daalae.

Nos. 80) an 1 811 Sana Fifta street, bee Morgan at. and Franklin av. ST. LOCIS, MO.

AM orders aram ntlv fll' BABY CARRIAGES BUT TOUR Child's Carriage or AND SATE FROM $3 to $10. P. J. MiTMlUA A SO, No. 19 South Fourth St.

F. JACHJEMI5T, Importer aaS Manufacturer of FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Of all kind, Superior Finiah. BBIDAI, WREATHS A SPECIM.TY. -WSTKICl! AND NATURAL FEATHEB? Of erery Speniea of Blrd, Guaranteed Superior aay in the Market. Factory Salwom.

308 If. Fifth it. Pwaineas Suiu Made Ordr Vrom $2, OO to $45 OO, at THOMPSON PONTAL8, (Late with J. T. He MEKCHASr VAILOB3 4 FCBMISHERa, S33 Ollw Btrffgt ADVERTISING Bt.

Jowl H.nrM.'ft fe. CITY ITEMS. CiMW and OU Cloths on weekly ay amenta at J. Crawskaw A Sons, 8U Frankha avense. Bkpstkads for children, new patterns at Scarritt's, 69 to SI 3 N.

Fourth. Buttons, bsttoni, millions of buttoas and buttons for the million. AU kinds of machine needles. White's Thread Store, 609 N.Fnrta st. The only place at which yob caa hay SOLID COMFORT easy chairs is at J.

H. Crane's, corner Fourth and Washington avenue. Centennial Parlor Chamber Suites at Scarritt's, WitotilN. Fourth. Bpykrs of Furniture will find the largest reduction la prices at the wel-known house of Barrell, Comstock Co.

402 and 404 North Fourth street. Best known Tonic. The true Elixer el Calasaya Bark and Iron, prepared by H. C. Robinson tt druggist, corner Fourth and Olive.

For sale oy all druggists. Durrell, Comstock Go. Will sell furniture for the next sixty days at retail at less than manufacturer's prices. Stock must he reduced. Examine prices at 03 and 404 North Fourth street.

J. H. Crane, cor. Fourth and Washington avenue, has handsome new styles Dressing Case and fall Marble Bureau suits also Parlor suits at fabulously low prices. 965 OO Will buy a full martle-top dressing-cwe sett, newest styles, at 4( and 404 X.

Fourth street. Call and see them. RUBBER HYDRANT HOSE A SPECIALTY. Fifty feet Rubber Hydrant Hose, only $6 for two-ply $7 for three-ply. We keep all kinds of Rubber Hose manufactured, including our First Premium, Carbol-ized, and Carbolic Hose.

All styles of Brass Pipes, Couplings, etc GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY. Geo. B. Thomson, Agent, 400 N. Fourth street, cor.

Locust street. Don't forget the concert at Schn aider's Garden to-night for the benefit of the Or-I'hans' Home. and Pine. MEDICAID To.ei7Bt.01iarla Oteaat, SU kVoonm, BOJ Has been longer engaged in treating all tarsal of Tenerial and private diseases, and snonasa fully cured more eases than any phynioian If (. ionia.

ur. w. estaousnment is cnancre by the State of Missouri: was founded to cure to the afflicted speedy, scientific and oraoie treatment; Deinaj a gTaaoate oi at medical eollea-ea. and having a life--long rienoe, he can be relied upon in earing 8vrs OI8, WONORHOXA, KLKBT, BTHICTUU, tency and Seminal Weakness. Emissions.

bilitv. Nervousness. Desponaencv. loss sexual power, which nnhts the sufferer Bel marriage or business. It costs nothing trasoav.

salt the Doctor in his omoe or by mail, all at strictly confidential. Ofirse hoars 9 a. If p.m. Sunday 12 to 1 p. m.

Pamphlet on above diseases securely as lef lniai1. free, BEasKiAoa eurnm, of SW pages, Intended only for the manias or those contemplating marriage, sent by mall eost-paid seouraby sealed from oteervatMS for 50 cents. Of toe CENTBAX, MEP1CAL XM8TITUTW 700 Chestnut St. Louis. Mow A regular fraduM of meaiclD and arjerrftf Lhfrty yethM prariioe, oonUnuea to twaeeaifnlly treat PBlvATB.

Irlav VOTJ8 and 8 EX AX Diwcanf aa a Bpc3ialtw-BpermatorrhCBa or Beminai veaknee. Kervoua Detail' tty, (caused by secret hablta of youth or emoeaeea). oasl Chftir dlustroua effect Kmisasona, Loot Manbood, avsr-disMrmot, dospofadoncf, InitablUiy, lncaftacHiy for asetety and biMsnram. ceneral decay of the body, mind and nerToua tyfltem, aa4 finaUy reniltlnir In Impotanoy. 6czaaJ Kzbauation and Dteniuy, reopen nai mamaito unpropcr man uiw miawma, WBCAlfCURB, mfrly and perm anently.

A lo recent or ontrstaBdina; cases ofOleet, Gonorrhoaav. Orctaltla, Strio ture and Sypbliia (sll form.) affecting geoeraUve oraaav akin, niooLh. throat nose and bonea tborouRhly cared a4 blood foimn eradicated from Uiesjateta. A Medical Pampt- let, demerit -ing theAedlsMLaes free: by nail (aetled) ftceota for Medicines furnished and sent anywhere prlraUljr char ires reasonable. Conauitmtion freo call or write.

Oar Museum of Anatomy showing dlseane true to life, free tools. Ofiico hours, 8 a. at. to or. it- Sunday, 10 to I.

AND HEALTH married, sick and veU nd It. GT- Interesting facta aatd Meea Ota ttaaaP MT-r marna4it-iU duties ino dtM)uaO tfrcatirmi. Phrstology of Prnereation, on lei of Concertino, etc Hvgiene'and Colture, for Uemlth. Beauty aad Louglifo Medical sdvlreand Receipts Also ranch iofrrnrttion ta the) Dlsoaaea and Weaaneaiies whliHieooiitltutelrnpadinkrau ta mar-riage-auses. oonstiuencs.

Address 1)1 4aO(iaeS, 90ft Chestaut Street, St- Louis, Uo. PILES DR. W. 8. WORT MAN CO-, oornar Hlaia' and Pine stroets, St.

Lonia, positively enrea Piles without pain, the knife, caubtio cr ligature do not charge one cent until cured, and promise to pay all expanses to and from Sb otus if they nil to perloi sa a ebfbct Ctnta, References James Lcpe, Col. John a. Oaves, der Marcna A. Wolff, Charles Oaborm, W. H.

Waters. Praaident Second National Bank. Frank Shapleigh, Batdware merchant. Mala street, Wm. Clark, 218 Mullanphy street, ana many others.

Bend tor circular aad names of ol axons eared. DR. BUTTS' DISPENSARY. At thi. old ud rollabla TMnpOTi.arr.

iill'nais SV Iortr. wfc. i. r.fnilvffnuti.t.al lMTa SeneDce, i. ftaitrMa.f( 1 forma PrivaL.

aad ChMS nlcIhsMw. witk u.p.raitoi tucceH. Cur. Oaarssi teed. Mwhciaai ittraiai ri saviag satutits soon tau an TOltr.

charge. pl Bsiv Kaina ausae tor the mwini UMlthiMcaM (erMBUhitf inuninWInum ynue cm a Private Medioal TreatiM on laav eases af the Urinary end Sea.rativeOrKens. a fe price 3A da. read bv all. before m.idSi etbera.

hyaUllor Kaproaa. Call sa, or addreaa et Cob sul tetiees oas. OOoa aevsaV iXttHOaM. easdsss tea, a 9 oinux. Vhr th imhIt eara of ternlnal Weaknaat.

"Lul aiauiiueu. and all disorders tacTghtioa bv indiscretions or excess. Any anigfisl a i.ffwti.Mt. Aitdraaa T) A1 C4J. Box 2K6.

New Yortc onc.ii.Di imntiAti loa No. eta Worth Fifth street, between WajS ingten Aveaue and Oreen, 8t. Louis, Ma. 1 Cum ail Prints I)ime vilhoat the aw of Mersaay Ohargea MaonaSle. Guarantee, to cum.

STIIIt. BaaiienUv ai lawnu. or -Seealaal lu aaliurttinw. ft roaWrea the youohfiil ifaf of Uhm) who have dMiroyed by exceaae. or eril practical hbj been tued by th.

lr In hi. priTate practice for or jean, an. uu never la.ra in curing even tne wont caj rrloal irtv. i I lollara. Sent te addraaa tnm irom M- a DD I A rtr fR- BOHANKiirs aa nrfllaC rings Onlde Vchea all, toe Is.

quiMtove ehould know on Cotu TX.1 r- Aal nie, MamageahePhT.iolo.loaI I VLTJjkv Mjltarie.an3 Revelattoruof tht NL Aa fcj. SMuel tyatem, Phlloaophrof Ra 'n. vho ati (Mild nrana their nature an. cunt. TtMta m.

-ti -a. eialatnliif their eaufee, ynptuaii AMSriate UM the only really ncientino w.ntsf til. kind tt" luhed, nd 1. couiplpte in every respect. rV-ni Mien on rcce.pt ot 9S eta.

A core Ir. C. A. mm nonniuw aav. oa, Aoia, Ha EatahltabM iat ELECTRO -MAGNETIC BATHS.

E. E. SARGENT. M. 1408 Chestnut si New mode of locating and curing diseaae both acute and chronic Best of city reference given.

UAIHMGE An niaatratrd Work ffJt poitr-S a pnvate i iiiiiisiSaaj tu the marri4l and naa GUIDE of tbe eexuai (rytrrn. tta ehiiseaL iaUwt tilaroveriee In ttm SartaiTiiTni tf mnn ul 1 ia4i. tea howm happv I van. marTied rrlation. Male aud li n.la yaun.

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"TBE Boylston, Corner Clarendon Boston. This new and commodious structure is now completed and ready for the reception of guests. The bouse is Sre proof, and contains every modern improvement. including a passenger and baggage elevator- It in elegantly furnished, is centrally located, in the most fashiPnable part of tl city, near the PuWio Garden, Llbrarv and Common, and as convenient to the Railroad Depots and Theater, as any first-class hotel in the ntty. No palm or rroney will be spared to make the Brunswick take rank wia the best hotale in the country.

Street cars nasg tbe doors. J. W. WOLOOTT. Proprioaor.

(On ths European Plan). Cor. Irving Flaea A Sixteenth ssjf aw York (One block from Union Square aad Broadway) The most central and yet quietest location ia the city. Convenient 10 the great stores, theaters aur churii e. Elevator am) all modern improvement.

Easy access to all parts of the city by street can and stages. C. B. FERRIS. Proprietor.

ROSbMOllE HOTEL, Junction of Rvoadway. SavenUi ave. smb Fort j-8cond New York City, Three blocks west of Grand Central tbe Elevated but 20 minute, front Wall street. A NK.W AND ELEGANTLY KMSHEII HOTKL. All modern improvements.

Rates $4 per day. Liberal terms to families. HAS. E. LLI.AMt, Proprietor.

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