The Cape Girardeau Democrat from Cape Girardeau, Missouri • Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT! EVERY SATIKHAY EEN H. ADAMS, r-scwi-noN bates: Due cinvt inr year i "im.Nt'n tiins- Jiiryriably in Ailvtwrc. MT1KIWJ lt.tTf.Nt iTIne l-ir't mr IV-I 5 IJiIloTl I I I'll 'i 4w Iiatt i. I 0 tif I.r"ri "Hi- er Hue. rarij i-i-i tn.

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I.Yrn -Mitts cn-rr rv. iii.tsat s.V.I,-k "it Main street it. IIiiw. Ktsiin wen a' Ili-Kw'i. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOlt CITV MAKHiAI. are te aniitncH-i- IlKN'ltV A. a a cantlidatt- -1. Mar-lial at Illf ir city fok COtXTV SCHOOL CO.M- MISSION Wc arc autlK.risl tn H. F.

Kt sK. (Fiilm. It-T Scli.sil 4 t.nnuisKl."i. r. mihi -ct tti til the the srh.s.l tti la-lll'lil tin Tues-lay.

April Two Patters Week ler Dollar a sear. The -twice-n-week" edition ot the SI. Imis llepiililir has leeii received wilh universal and enthusiastic lavor. It permanently takes the place of the weekly Itrpiiblte and is furnished to i wibscrilM-rs at the same low price $1 a year. Two papers, of at least six pages each, are mailed every week, ou Tuesdays nud Fridays.

AH of the literary, agricultural and other features which have made the weekly Icu'ljlic so popular as a home and fiiiiiilv journal arc retained, while the news of the day is giveu at least half a week earlier than it can be pro. rured from any weekly pnper. Jt is. in fact, a semi-weekly, at the price of the cheapest weekly, combining the news facilities of the former, wilh the advantages and att rat-lions of the latter. Special Missouri, Illinois.

Arkansas Texas and Kansas editions arc primed, nud a general edition for tilher Stales contains, in its news columns, only important events ofinterest everywhere. Kemeiiiber the price is only' $1 a year. Sample copies or a premium catalogue sent tree on ap- plication. Address luisMo. 'merits, i or sale l.

Mill" ll-on LEAD PENCIL jottihgs. Memorandums Made in the He- porter's Wanderings. Comity Court adjourned Ttiedav eveuiug to the next regular term. Tl' City Council will hold an adjourned session next Mondav even- A Mock ordinance was iutro- in H.e city coun. il at it, regular meeting Monday night.

Corn is sellintr for lifiv.iii Jht bu-liel iu this lllerc VPry Ijt11e (0 l'1- Umize says vc will now UiVe aaut weather for a week or ten davs. I jevcral i Severn! neu moinlM I inic mi- vl a i mft men Tuesdav night. Iied. in this city Tuesday night March 3d. 1S9I.

Heurv Ainelimke mviitbcr of.lusti I'ost, Xo. 17:1. A. IS. The deceased will be buried to morrow at 2 o'clock p.

in. me liank uivs notes i It bought some from a Cine ciror linn, mid it liable to them for some time to come. The Cape Oirardeaii Southwest- jern I. -nlwnv Company is making preparation to put down steel rails oil the road from this city to lleltn. the next regular meeting the city Council an waterworks ordinance will be introduced.

Water- orks we should have had long ago and we hope I he present Count il will not let go" till a lirst-t-Iass svstein of waterworks has been established. Four or live tif public doc. unit were received at the post-oflice in (his city l.n-t Monday. They came from Washington City and were sent here by Hon. If.

II. Whitelaw. We liearjl talked on the streets that some ot the int-mbt-rs of the present City Council have declared that they ill not offer themselves for re-election. They have had enough ol" office holding. A stock ordinance and an ordinance making Ibis city a city of the third class will be submitted to the voters of this citv at the general citv 'leclion ill April An artesian well iu the center of iie fit j.

park would be an adver- ti-eiuent for the city Ihat wouhl be worth many times its cost. The men U'ithjthe machine for boring artesian wells are in the cilv ami no doubt I Iheyw. Mild lie willing to taken coii-J tract lo bore an artesian well. A SI. Louis detective once went lo Chicago to shadow pic-jiockcls.

lie hadn't been iu the windy city ten minutes lilljii" pot ki were picked. The Jackson Hank Capelii-rai'dcati to 1-uv good notes and it go 1-il I be Cot dtal. Nit not too much to have to for a livii ninl lor relief a-so Hunt's Cille v. il! not III yoll in the oriiier eti-e, but it will sure cure the lii-h or it vou nolhiug. For, sab-by Miiler A Wii-mi.

Klsn lu re in to-ilav's ar-llo' iii ot lleiir I A. Aslli.il as a cati.ii ir r.M-lec- il to ollic of City Mr. held i'i it i ollit t-1 for liiaiiN years citizen-his record as a public officer. know is i nhvnys at his duty ami lie i-mi I at coiiimoilaling. courteous ami clever If wecan'l why not have three or four artesian Nvcll-at ilinv-reiit ami j.laces iu tiie cily A gentleman with the ry 1.

boring well- i- now in ity iH.ritig a in lor Mr. F. A. iNC.tre. Why iiol cu'ract with him 1 to bore three or four nrlesian Nvcils ifor the ciiy? 'Ibrec or lour such Nu ll- the bill v.

mild come haitdy in t-a-c ot a f.n-. In fad they would be convenience at all times. MnsIic Cure for rhrumaiisiii ami Hloomlicl.l lit -I Monti. in to hold court, i neiiraliria. radically cures in I to 'tjnnd as a cniiseiuciice there was no davs.

by removing the cause from th. system. It will not fail. 7-S cents Isold bv Kider Wi. liK-ii.

h. drug- gl s. Cape (iirar.leau. vou kiiotv ot a iiotisc ior kiovr is asked us every day, and we have aiisweretl -uo." till we are tired. From this on we intend lo send every who a-ks that question to the men in this cilv who have llie money to build bouses if they would bill won't do it.

The litlie at tempt at journalism around on Main street said in its issue 1... tl I. ol saiurtia; hum iiic mni" "i would pars mghl last. didn't pass however, and now and now i same sheet the Council will pa-s the ordinance nt adjourned meeting next Monday evening. For the information of the fellow who lhiuk he ku.iNN 1: nil.

will here state that the railroad ordinance iu its nl shape. N. ili never lie passed. I.ci-nia, are onn and Tetter ible companions and i oi much annoyance. Hum's Cure, iiresthem all.

Guaranteed. 4'J Mr. Ktlwar.l 1. F.iigelinaiiii will not have any opposition for Ciiy Kecorder. -Tidley Winks" isbeeoiniiigqiiite a popular game wilh society people.

It is a very extiliug game. Martiu Sheridan is working in a telegraph office in Ienver. Colorado. He a Job that is paying him a salary of seventy-live dollars per mouth. Martiu is another Cape hoy who will make his way through the world all right.

We predict for Cheatham's Tnstelcs Chill Tonic an uuprecedent cd success. The well know rcputa-j fti. of its maiiufaeliircrs is. ol itself i it.i I- i lr. T.F.C.

James has retnrned home from Irontou, where he spent several days. Mr. aud Mrs. Frank E. Burrongh arc entertaining relatives from Charleston.

TUeo. Hesel i mentioned a a Wanted, at this office.a boy to learn the printing business. Must he fifteen or sixteen years of age aud intelligent, Aliply at once. Adam Frank aud Carroll will return home Irom Hot A rkaiisas, some time next week. Mr.

W. V. Leech is still online 1 Lis i.t i. his friends hope to see him out again SoOU. Lost a line large case of the Snorosed to have been cnrrieil oft' liv I Tasteless Chill Tonic.

Xo i reward ollered. It is gone lor f-'ooo. 1 That was aw i-c move-made bv Ir. Killer iu the Cilv Coumil the other night gravel used on m-teait ot the hruken lone intead ot the bruk. -tone Used on all streets.

Uravel makes a smooth. lean street, and il is mtieii iieiter in every way than the broken stone. The Cape Southwest eni llailnav ha pnr. ha-. a forty-two ton new locomotive.

It I put into service. When placed on I i -i in ii-i- no me ruau win loiKi'iikc a jumbo. The Western I'niou telegraph otlicc is to be moved Irom the Sturdi- vin: 1 1 i iu.iit-i on sireei. Ii iu pi'obabiv (he rotini now occu pied by Cramer r- a law ollicc. Mr.

('rami will move Ins oliice to the court house. I.o-t hi. grippe the man who took heat ham Tasl. less hiilTomc. but aiu'l kit kin' nnd snvs it's a l.ulu "heal ham's Tasteless.

The inercliauts on the hill say they are having an unusually large rim of trade for this season of the year. There are some stores on I he bill that carry as large a stock ol goods as any inert-haul in the city and i we are pleased lo know that they arc doing their share of the business. Wm. H. Coervcr's propo-ed new rcsi.h-lice ill he one of the finest and most coi-vt iiit-nt resident buildings iu the city.

It will fronton Harmony and I rcilcni-k "trtcis. City caiiilid ites are looking around to see if the race track is clear. Ahi-ut ten days later there will be some evidence that there i- an near at hand Over M.i".ihi hy Hie con-: -timer in Tcmis hisi tear, tor Chill Tunic. We olli v.t'i Ihi- year. Cheat Ta-t-lt liill T'liiit for tin; price.

7rv uts bottle. Ii is identically the siiine with the ece tioo of il i- sti improved ton v. ouhiu't recognie 1 i it. but iis ijual'tii are i.iiimpaireti. lo 'J'ry a I anil be convinced.

I'-', i Thi- bbi-terv March weatlicr ha- pul a lo the building going mi in lior Mechnnics stand oiit-tloin so cold. rk V.lit!! the heather is; About Hie first of April; noi-eti. the will oc heard iu the land. Wednesday wa- a holiday for the boj and a large nom- bcr ot llit-m were out s.s-ing the The Jackson Hank, eni'e pleased I lo learn, will not lose any money by tne laiiure ol tne cm-; puny in this citv. It is claimed that I he psoerihe bank ha is all right.

We were a little surprised when ii 1 was repor.e.1 ihat lie notes lu i.y the bank a- eolhtteral were not good, for we the presiib-ni and i cashier ot the Jackson Hank shrewd, liu-mess men. and we know that tliey are clever gciilleinen. Judge Wear failed to get to, court. I dains Ileane fold a lot tr Will 1 1. Wheeler out ill southwest- ern part of the city the other day.

Henry S. Oake. of Advance, is; in the ily. We understand thai Mr. i i n.ivc.s is nun iviiii to ti VH.

Henry, of Pueblo. Col- likes to see himself in print, and he writes an article a yunl long to a little one-horse print iu this city. We understand that the Anchor i- l.i.litml It till ll.l. onge ll'gau 01 un-ago. in me neighborhood of twenty-seven bun-1 iltillarst.

The County Court compromised ti. of laud in ith Louis Hoii. k. Mr. Hoiick inivs isti.siuxi nnd trels a receiul in full of all taxes due on that hind.

i The tact that J. F. Mitchiiii wa. one ol llie tor the Anchor, Music Comi.anv is evidence that the concern was uoiug i.usni. on the managers instead ol on 1 Lionel Silrayett.

A bav mare pouv. about eight or nine years old. black inane aud white spot in lorchend. while stripe on nose. The parly who will return the above described animal to the livery stable of F.

A. Kage. in the city of Cape (iirar.leau, will be liliornlly rewarded for his trouble. Aroi'PT Ki'RitE. If ones lor Male.

I have for sale tNvo good bay horses. I one a six vear old and the other four years old: one is 16 hands high and the other is 15 1-2 hands high. They are stock and line animals. ell broken lo harness and saddle. are gentle and kind.

K. W. H.nrhfii. C'spe t.irurdcnu, Mo. CLOSED ITS DOORS.

The TnLes bars of Ibr In rlaer Jtnsir House and (ItiMes its llrxtrw, inh Tuesday attcrnoon attiU'heil Aueiior Mu-ie Company, doing business iu ihi- Uoilui'v build ing, corner of Main ami Hiiruionv SIr.ets, this tit v. The attachment j.ill(i fT lw fifty dollar in favor of the Ja. kson Hank. Ve hare Im lookiu- fur this fail- lire for some time. They Talk wiia 1 heir ringm.

a "'y-T a long time how some of the members of the City Council maiiug-'d to keep their secrets and their plans from leaking out. For several mouth- they have kept their own and all attempt--by outsiders to get sn ink- ling as to what was going on 1:1 citv monthly meeting, however. ome- 'thing new bobbed up as a result of lliem having Ihrir together and keeping to themselves future hecpin plana. There was tinvli talk and so tniu-li wondering as to how a of four or live men could be so iiiuiii each and every meeting of the Council imder-tand eai other so well, thai a reporter of the Ikmo-cisat concluiletl he would solve the mystery ami he went to work 0:1 the job. lie Mum discovered that the gentlemen Used their liugi'is to eoit- HKAK AMI lU'MIt AI.I-IIAltKT.

vey their thoughts to each oilier when SiS tf? -s-- wm i ii sa tk they were iu -ompatiy and not time nf dram shop licene, was pre-jwaut the public to know that they scnte.l. read, and till motion of Mr. were talking. That all may Irani the deaf and ilnnilt langti and he able tu -catch on to" what the members toe Colin- cil are discussing when tliey ineel on me ner aner. we Will linger alphabet.

Trlnl a lllow Ont I tie l.leelric l.itrht. I r- A Scott county man stopped at hotel in litis ily oilier night, ami after to retire lor the night he tried to Mow out the electric light, lb- pul nil the wind force he had on the litlie jet but the liirht continued to shine. When he returned i home he lohl his neighbors that he a a in )l)0 a wire iu a llls in TOO, n10 I.u,.',(1 the room, ami give! Her d- Iiglil both al seme lime. jr ws no! explain how the wire was kept red-hol unit's il was by being bottled no nir-liirht after healing. jilt a to vi-i, I'liblistilna; lite I.NW.

-I expect that the bill requesting i that all the session acts ot Ihc legi'-! "re be published in two pap. rs in i very toiiuly will ne pa. e.l, .1 i I Hratlshaw. e.lilor ot the Li bation I Hustler, at the La. lcile yesterday.

I i "There are fourteen states iu llie i union which have such a law. and Hie i people ill these states know hat their HoT'Lij, i 12 I. inns are. We have 114 counties in To I'. A.

IIikti. M.lri l)ni, ClerkCityCouti.il. mrr whie s.11(. Cape liiiardcau. Mo.

wi WM of ca. ses-ion ol the Mreet r.iilwaN franchise, provided I.y stale or 0n aiinually. I ordinance of the Cilv of Cape Cirar- tl. i.lno .1 eo is to liepuiiiicau.niKi n-iuoc nut niiei in each county publish the ion acts and let the people know hat representatives are doing. The oniio-nioii to the bill cotiifs trom a as to the cost, and alter carefully tiuring it all out it will be seen thai it will not amount lo more than the sum above named Me are pretty couincm 01 success.

it the bill icis-es it nn ill be a b.m1 .1,:..,, New York has i filiilic-lKiii'i-nit. it I The oy Kqnnl The following pledge was drawn up and snbscriiK-d to by the members of the Young Woman's Christian I'nion ol Lackaw anna coiiuty.at Wilkcsparre. reccuilj: "We, the undersigned, do herchy Itromise not to go with any yoimei man who Uses intoxicating liquors or smoh.es or cue s. The young men became indignant laud resolved to get even. About ot the notified leaux met last night and resolved not to associate with auy -girl who cheNVs gum or wears liatigs." In addition to this the hoys decided unanimously to get other girls and pay no attention to overtures at rcconcilia- CITY GOVERNMENT.

1. 1890. amounting to five hundred or dollarS- Recuiar Kmioi. charged to railroad compromise i interest fund and credited to the gen- Mo.vI.AYtv.:s,x,Mar. 2.1Ml.

I t.raI fmi. Board met in regular session with Signed, J. II. Kidek. the Hon.

Mayor in the ehiir and the Mr. Kider. Chairman of the Judi-followiag members: f'lenige. (Jlenn. Committee, reported on the Kider.

Kogcnhardt, Wol-'diuauce prohibiting the taking of eke Absent: Carroll 1. sand or dirt from public property. Minutes read and approved. I which they were at the last meeting A petion from Sam Alexander a-k-' instructed to rah. that there is an ing the Hoard to assist him in ordinance making the fame a misde-iu a woodeu sewer iu front of his! meanor.

and providing for the was presented, re.nl, and on 1 mt nt of same. motion referred to tho Street and! Kcimrted also with resrard to peti- liar I Commlllee. A petition igu-d by the property owners on the south si(- of (iood Mope street, between Sprigg and Frederick r-treets. was presented and read. Same asked Hoard to gutter and curb the south side oftiood Hope street, Irom Snrigg street to Frederick street and stated that they would give tor the said work the amount set o- positc their names in subscription lUl attached.

Mr. Flenlge guaranteed the payment ot same, moved that prayer be granted and work done under the sujiervisioa of the Street autl Wharl erly. Carried. Mayor ap)iointed Committee. Carried.

Uegeuhardt and Kider as A petition from properly owuers above committee, on 'Middle stre with subscription I Tlt. Commiltee sttted list nllached amouiiling lo lilC i)v Attorney being sick was presented and rend. S.mic asked crc t(, tl uis assMance that Middle street from Harmony to aII ordinauce for watir-sirci to Washington aveuuc aud then I ith Mr Mntie- east to the Catholic Ccmelery. be gradc'l and gravelled under supervision of the street nud Wharf Committee, (niraiitced bv H. Engel- Hitler moved that be granted and work be done ici.ler 'the supervision of the Sired and Wharf Committee, and that the have I he privilege of wi h-drawiug petition lo secure more siili- st-i' ipiioys for work.

Carried. A p( thioii to grade ami gravel H. lle- i street from Sprigg to Freder'ck -street, with Mibs. riptioii amoiitititig stiti.tri aiiai neii. wa prwuie i au.i 'read, (iiiarauti-ed by C.

H. (ialusha. motion of Mr. Flentgc the prayer was granted and the work ordered done under the supervision of the Street and Wharf Committee. A petition from A.

Haas asking Hoard to refund amount of unearned i Flenlge granted. Secretary was iu- to issue warrant. The Street anil Whart Committee reported stone broken by the follow- in.r parties: feet cJU.l. oin Suiiiiner-. feet On motion of Mr.

Ch-uii same was received and warrants ordered issued. Mr. Uider moved that Street ami Wharf Committee for llie present to use gravel on all si reel iii-t. I of broken stoue. Secon.le-I and arrii-tl.

Auditor's report showed the fidlouing for the month ending Feb. 2. H.ii iu Tre.iriiry last report Ami in ITrcasbv City Vt igher Port Warden el.lt: 1.4t) 11. I. Utilize C.CCoiintv Coiiiard fitx.7: Amt disbursed Hal in Trca-ury to date S.J'.'ll.SO iYport on motion received and ordered iilc.l.

The Hecortb-r reportctl as follt.ws for the mouth of February. A Hit due cilv by Marshal lines anil costs. A mt lines remitted bvMavor. Keporl receivc l. orderetl Iilc.l and wanaiits ordcrc-1 issued.

The Siiperintentleiit of the Work riM.orte.l iitiioaiits due various teamsters a- follows: Wharf Jt.i Sprigg street Hi :t7.ii.' report .1. ami Ou motion of Mr. I Ienlge wa- received ami ordered Ii! tin; ccrelary lo issue war- rants. The Secretary thou presented ami read the acceptance by the grantees, of the street railroad franchise, as fol- h.NNs: an. Missouri, i .1 1.

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notilv vou thst v.e accept tne a ue ilh ail its provisions and conditions. Ilt'spectlully. C. C. K.tlNV.

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prS.S.II; im." Sam'i, Sam'i. S. Hauiiis. CaiK- liirartletl'i. Mo Feb.

lii. 131. Kcceived Feb. 17. ll.

I. A. Ilocii. Hegisler. 'I he following bills were allowed retaiy nistructeti 10 issue warrants for same: Home K.

I-Co. for Feb M. salarv ami lx.ard f- I.ln.i I. rich, siieeial iiolice 4.0" (i-iotl Intent Fire engine trial and janitor's fees J. H.

Nesiitiih. surveying alley Itange (iiles loads gravel C. Hoiiney. I J'i ii. II.

cement James Carroll, removing dead 3.1 17.1.-.I I i I.K0 animals 6XO J. Jchwepker. provisions for i i Electric Light Committee were granted further time on the bill of Home Electric Co. referred to them. The following resolntiou was on iiaoiiers motion of Mr.

AYoelcke adopted: Rcjolral, That tbe interest on the i r. VIllic "II ,11. Houds funded inlo new i ccuf. l.n.l on March 1st. lWO.the same be- ling interest from Jan.

1, to Mar.) 'ion of I'oard ol F.duca'ion. that on reading terms of grant from Loriiiicr that it would be improper for the city to surrender its trust in property in question, and that the School Hoard could not derive auy revenue from same. Mr. Kider moved that the Marshal be instructed to collect rents on said property and turn same over to School: Hoard. Mr.

Uegeuhardt moved that a special committee he appointed to establish the price for rental of said piop- re.solufion of last meeting, and ask turiher time on same, (iranted. Mr. Uider moved that when Hoard adjourned they a.li nirii to meet Mon March o.nh. t9t. same was d.ily autl carried.

The Judiciary Committccc presented stock ordinance, same passed a lii -t reading. The ordinance providing for the couilciiiii.itioii. opening aud establishing of an ailcy. in range from Independence to 'lliemis street in (Jirardean, Missouri r.ili--.-f-ml lnl lo In. Jutliciary Coiii'iiitlee was presented aud passed a second reading.

On motion of Mr. Itider same was read by its title aud put on its final passage. The yeas aud nays resulting: Flcnige, (ilcun. Mattesou, Kider. Uegeuhardt aud Wocleke.

6. Absent, Carroll. 1. The Ordinance authorizing the St. I.

I. M. A S. to construct, maintain aud operate a railroad over, along and across certain streets of the Cilv of Cape (urardeau. Missouri, was prescuted by Judiciary Committee passed a second reading, aud on motion of Mr.

Matteson referred back to same Committee. The following judges of election were appointed: First Ward Wi.t. IJonnev, Conrad Kcmpe ami Theo I.iud. Second Ward Japcr Williams, II. Tiuessen and A.

Waltlier. Third Ward Ceo. Ilir-ch Henry I.iiitlemnun and Ceo. I-'rcuzcl. Fourth Ward Anton KcttercnJas.

Campbell aud J. M. Morrison. On motion of Mr. Flenlge Roard i adjourned to Mouday.

March 9 at 7:30 snarp. Attest: I. A. Horn, FreiUMlwre. 'Tis ulli.hel as a iit-cc nrws F-ir imltlic hat will rt-ru6 The talk -tj of Tims freiii Kn.claii.1 irts-a Tlit- in wliirh she trutisi A tul new shi-s.

as w- might sor-nOM, Sir. Blmlne's Article. In the list of contributors lo 'The Youlli't Cumianioir of March appears the name of James Blaine, our ciiiin'-iit of State. His paper on -IbiNV Debates in Congress Crow." will be of spoinl value to the older readt rs. and a source of iulor-mation lo all those who en- interested in the making of our Nation's laws.

"I'ay Hrrore Von Knt. The iiropriel.tr of a French cafe in i'aris on the Hue I'ontoise, was very 11,111 Ii annoyed by po.r customers who took advantage of the temporary absence of the waiters to step out without paying their bill-. Finally, he p'lt up all around the cafe ini.le. large notices --I 'ay You Knl. The principal dish wa- a very fliiai but palatable soup served in lnrt-, deep bow ls.

One day a 111:1:1 came in, and sitting dir.vn belore a large how of soup which had just been poured out, he began to help himself. A waiter came up ami said, 'Fay before you eat." -I guess not. I always eat firsl." -Not here. Our rule is, as you see. pay first." -I doti.t pay first." said the man.

and he continued to help himself to the soup. when, to his intense astonishment, the waiter pulled out of his pocket an immense wooden syringe, and dipping the nozzle of it into the soup I10N1 1. dreNV the soup all out of the hov.1 into the syringe. -Will you pay notv'" said the waiter holding the syringe suspended over the edge of the empty bowl. 1 man concluded he would eliey the iii'-s.

as the nailer hail bint at his mercy, ami beck the soup went. The proprietor of that cafe must have had a little Yankee blood in his rem He would make his fortune in America. Youlh's Companion. DtM4latlai Wetlre. Xotice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of Steiuhach Seiler, was on the tirst day of February, lf91, tlis--solved by mutual consent.

II. Stein-bach continues business at the old place of biisiuess on IlarmoDV street and Win. Seikr takes charge ol tbe htismess house on Main street, H. STF.r.VB.tCH AVm SE1LKR. UNCLE SAM'S SOLDIERS.

Bmalti for tk Cult-Hi stati-s Army At the end ot 1S8 Belginai raa a Kind ETauiinat.ua. tered 8,093, Ts Inhabitants. The I' ui ted States arror ia smalL It Literpool Is Sol miles distant from Is painful: smalL Tbe constant do mand for men to go into the cavalrj and infantry often Roes unlieedcd. There is an effice on Clark street, be- tareen Laio and Washington strceU. here Stars and Stripes almost flap in the faces of the passers-by.

At tho ball entrance are pictures of the coon- try's defenders, dressed in the blue and brass mounted on boraos or on foot, fully armed It is there that during the past three months till men have gone, climbed up the stairs filled Kith a hankering to becouio a a Hancock, or a Logan. Hut strange to say. Curing these later days. the private has lo pass as strict an examination, physically ana morally, as does the aspirant lor a commis sion from VI est 1 e-int. At a eoase-j tineii.t, tin- msnni mr iwui vn.

iu The an; lit ant is taken Into the ser geant's room, where he gives his name 1 and place of residence. I rcm'ihng. ho is m-u mm ibck roum, wiu-rv. u. vt-st- ed of civil, zel covering, ho I passed unuer tne ot.servaiion 01 tnc examiners, lie is weighed, his height measured; his eye tested and his whole physical conJilion inquired into.

Should he pass the required standard in height, we.glit and soundness, he Is ejrea tlx avs of grace in which to prove that he is worthy of the shelter of L'ncle Sam by producing letters ot This six days is also a period of probation, and a time in which he is at liberty to read the articles of war, the soldier's guide and various other literature tending to show him the vigorous laws governing the army, and what is spec urn of him should he take to tho hlue. He lives well, at tho recruiting station and fed at tho St Charles Iliitel. Iln nrnves tn satis. I faction of the tlorernment that ho is honest, faithrid. of passable habits un- married and unincumbered and he is put, on the list for five years' service in the wi aril unsettled parts of tho American continent Verv soon he Ends that his home will not always lie Chicago, for he and several other drawing a month and rations are sent to Jefferson Harrifks just outside SL Ixmis.

It is at these barracks that recruits are trained in the duties and exercises of a sol-licr. In al-out six months ho is detached from Si. Louis and jut into his permanent regiment. Should ho desiro to exercise in tbe trade of which he is master be can draw cents for each day's work in addition to his Sia If bo is a laborer he draws AS cents for driving a wagon or handling a spade. Hut if he desires to bo a true, bonny-blue soldier be will not stoop to such employment, but will put his standard high and apply himself to the noble art of war.

Ho may consider that tils salary will come regularly and that whatever other privations he may have to endure he may surely connt upon bis daily rations- It is a lazy life. Is a soldier's, one of subjection, which for days will have no excitement than that incident to p-liyii-tr draw poker, and thea it will be dajl in the saddle, hard work for any man and wearing on the best. He may purchase a discharge If he wishes and has the money, or he may serve his Ave years ont and at the end of the time draw a nice little roll and an honorable disehr. rge. Chi cago (iloba AFRICAN EXPLORATION.

The bark Continent Kern Crossed Slxtm-n llmra. The Park Continent has been crossed from coast to roast just sixteen times. Here, according to a writor in the French magazine. Kxploration. is acorn- pleio chronological listof isit 180-j-lsil, from Angola toTete, on too Lower Zambesi, by the Portuguese, Hon- orate dc Casta.

i. isoS-ims, irom siozamoiq.10 to lien- guela. by the Portiiguese. F. J.Cotmbra.

ls.VI-lstis from Henguela totho mouth 1 Sylva Porto. 1K.Vt-ls."ik from San l'atilo de Loandc to Quiliimane, by Livingstone. lMss-lseii, from Tripolis to the Gulf ol Guinea, hy the German, (S. Rohlfs. from Ifagamoyo to tbe Henguela.

by Lieutenant Cameron. IS. 7 4 1N77. from Itagamoyo to the mouth of tho Congo, by llonry M. Man- 1R77-1ST9.

from Henguela to Port Ka- tab by the Portuguese. Sorpa Pinto. lSS0-lsvi from Si.akin to the month 1. i- ,1 Duchess of Cleveland, the sod of the Niger, by two Italians, Mattecuei T. ami Ma -ar' Is a subaltern in the Uel.h ftlsileers; arid tbe daughter is a school.

lssj-lssi. from San Paulo cle Ixmndo to Saa.ia.ni, by the German, Major Wiss-1 man. 1SS2-ISSI, from Tort Natal to Hen i guela, by the Scotch missionary. Amat I8M-1SW, finni to Quiili- mane, by two Portuguese. Capello and Ivans.

ls- s-issii. from the Stanl-y fals heir at the business end of a hnrdy-Itagamoyo, by the Swede, Lieutenant Soa perhaps imagine: G'oruJT tho b-rl make precious few visits "lSH5-iKST. from the mouth of the Con- to nd doe come hl go to Qiiii.imane, by the Australian, Oscar Lenz. lSS7-ltji'J. from Angola to Mozambique, by tho Frenchman, Captain Tre-vier.

s8T-1s'jfl, from tne mouth of the I The Emperor of China baring com-j mantled the bjard of astronomy to ap- point an suspicion day for the annual washing of the imperial elephants, Au- gu.tlT. at the lir.t hour, was the day appointed, and the officers of the board of e-rcaionie, put up temporarily mat hcds, beautifully decorated, on the i north fide of the crook, outsido the Ilsuan Wu Men, I'ekin, where tne im- I perial elephants received an ovation. Various ceremonies were performed be-1 (ore tliey took their annual bath. i "I hear lllank. the humorist, chab ienjel yon to a duel?" "Yes; and as I was the challenged parly I selected the "What you chooieT "Beading HIank's jokes to the Harper Hazar.

fa. It-iirn iitlt Kl.nln, YEARS. OF VARIES ri SUCCESSFUL IntheUaoof CUR A. we Alone own for all Dls-. 4 t.I RN tn.nh.M,M!lflrMl 1 OCVCLOPiq.

or discasedS orira). woo aro suaur- in it lromcnnM0voum and any ell FOK A UMlTCQTIXEGu I rnaraitteetol i( tbey i I mmho jailord tlB-A- HOPEYOUlrrfT TknM vnA nn I Thousands of tbe Worst Cases iAff port pait flf fur mU-- ti. nv i ence tbat we empk, and we 5,008 ReferenMS, Ham- foreign 6s5.ft Lcndc.a by the shortest railway. The receipts of the French treasurj are larger than those of any other ci'-iliied nation. Itattersea brldfre, tbe solitary iurviv.nj pilc-bridjre on the Lowet Thames, is to be prilled down, Within sixty-two year Mexico has had fury-four president, one regency andonocmpire.ani nearly every change of government Has boon effected by vio1 lence.

la Taris out of tho 4, 700. 000 resis dents it is calculated that 1 in IS. or I.VI.O-IO. lire on charity with a tendency loiarl rrimiv In Iia nmawws til)n to The ItntiiHan UoverOruent lias nS peatedly a liberal reward (or a plan reselt'ng in tho abatement of the vampire lame, which, in the provinces I mP" in the provinces of Matto I i rosso and Enter-Kios, makes stock-raising; alaiost impossible. As im.i.

i. 1 l.i i w- ih auiiKra In the Hamburg market lor wild I beasts (one of tho great markets ot Eu3 rope) lions and tigors fetch l.ilJO (ranca i a piece; leooarJ francs; spotted panthers WK). and black' panthers; 3,750 francs. Spotted tiger bring 0,000 francs; rhinoceroses from 000 to '000 and African A.OU0 francs. The price ot monkeys range all tbe way from 20 ti 3.300 franc.

Among curious professions are artificial rar and noso makors, prayer2 makers, leg stretchers, satadmakers, knockers up and fourteenth men. The latter class are much in demand in Paris, to meet tho awkwardness of having ttairteeb guests to dinner, of which they are very superstitious tho fourteenth man is always ready to attend at a moment's notice. -ln tho Prussian mines last year 713 men out of 7.IM0 (or one otit of every 1 erc mortally injured tn accidents, rn's i considerable decrease from tbe mortality of ls8. when one ont of every EU was killttL In the coal mines the mortality from accidents was one in svorv SSS, or hs.1 in a total of death were caused by pre mature explosions of blasts. An Austrian impresario, who has imported wholo galaxies of Oriental stars, holds that Japan excels In acrobati and Itindostan in beast tamers, but thatChina stands unrivaled for tricksters of the mysterious and incomprehensible kind; The magicians bt the Klcwcry Kingdom teem to form a special guild and transmit thoir trade secrets from generation to generation.

The boy King of Spain accompanies panied his mother to the service at Concha one Sunday. Tho priest whoseduty it was to preach i sermon was a stalwart and energetic ecclesiastic, and he got excited by his own eloquence, and bahged the pulpit cushion and shouted out his denunciation of the wicked in a very vehement style. At his first pause there came from tho royal pew a little piping voice, remarking shrilly: "Look here, man, don': you knosr It is very wrong to talk out loud in cliurth. A "NOBLE BEGQARi. 3na of the Moat Remarkable of the glgkU of Loeitoo.

One of the most remarkable spectacles one sees in London is that of a man playing a barrel organ through tbe streets. He is sometimes accompanied by his wife, who gathers the pieces of money contributed by auditors. The organ is a particularly good one; must hv cost smaU fortune, for il fir0 cylinders and discourses fifty I ne ost remarkabl. featare ol Is tho. Placard ountinsr the or- gan, and announcing that tho man playing the instrument is tbe son of as J.

i Lsrl.compelcd by parental harshness td I tarn his livintr. ihlm centric person is the Viscount 11 in ton. 1 sum vi nvuia jaii. 1 1119 tAvnuic 1 1 dividual quarrelled with bis father fourteen years ago, and since then has led a life of vicissitude-He first took to vocal ism In tbe London music halls, and enjoyed fair access. Until finally His voice failed him, and he bad to adopt other means for a livelihood.

It occurred to him to turn troubadour; he Recurred a fine bar rel organ on credit, and proceeded td rinr tho tiiirhwav and hmn of thai 1 metropolis i 1 1 i. 1 .1 1 11 nrncfi-r niiitim 1 1a.11.-r cum, mi Ilinton serenades tho old gentle- man' away for hours al a time1 I in the street in front of the hotel. Now. fond of music thotlgh he Is, the nobIe f1 doc" particularly pine stay is excec ji jjiy or.ci. As (or the Viscount Ilinton, he pro-fosses to be happy, and he certainly is independent Ills habits aro good, and he is generous to a fault Not long ago ho was grinding out his dolorous music on tho beach at Suuthsea, when he saa a harmonium player driven away from her "stand" by a party of hoggish min-trcl performers.

His compassion as moved. "Come here, miss," said be kindly, "and I'll give way to you for swhile; we'll take turns, for surely there's enough room here for ns all." Every how and sgaift Uinton donates his services to some charitable object; at such times tbe placard on the organ announces that "the Viscount Ilinton performs to-day for tbe benefit of" such or such an institution, and in this wise he has turned over considerable money to ono hospital and another. Ilinton uiks very temperately about his fathon hopcs that the old gentleman will livJ manJ years: says he is in no hurry to succeed to the estates, as be and hi wife are making enough money to lira Fiffld, la Chicago News. EXPERIENCE JTVE METHODS, and Control. orders of I NVht) art: i-votwsnd Im.

I ITT. eewrnot tbclrl Iieuowa am who dod- temut of frieoda tod I com rTtons. leads njto futi 'rossour. M.Sf. own udualve I SV pllances Willi (3T There toeo.

I enodltion. nor ulve ul In despair 1 1 bave ytcldul to our HOKE I a fimlusl thcMt. aTrnOaocea and ezBers-1 claim tbe rwnrotr tr imntm I this paper when yoa writ s. a4ir2i.