The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-27
In the City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

PoRCH-CLIMEER's wORK-A porch
climber entered the apartments OF William
Joshmeir, on the second floor OF No. sal i
stole $50 and a check for SIT.
LEAGUE CLUB EXCURSION - The
Twenty-Second Ward Republican League
Club will give an excursion to Clifton Ter
viii leave the Union Station at a. m.
SEEKS Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Bartram applied to the Circuit Court yes
terday fer writ of mandamus to compel
Building Commissioner C.. +. Longfellow to
reinstate him as an inspector of public
buildings.
CENTER ESTATE INyENToRY-An in
filed in probate yesterday. describes prop
erty fronting thirty-five feet on Olive street
in city block No. 1926. two other city lots.
and personal estate of S34,252.64.
ESTATE OF G. E. LEIGHTON-An in
veI.ory of the estate Of George E. Leigh
ton. filed in probate yesterday. sets forth
half interest in property fronting 122 feet
on Washington avenue, near Eighth street
and lot No 10 in Westmoreland place. anu
describes four other parcels Of St. Louis
real estate.
SODALITY EXCURSION-The Young
Mems Sodality of st. Lawrence ORIOLES
Church will give an excursion to Waterloo.
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9:15 a. m. In the picnic grounds at Water
loo the young men OF the sodality will en-
gage In boxing contests and other games.
The Reverend Fathers Godfrey and Byrne
will take part in the baseball game.
ST. TEREsA's AL FREsco PARTy-All
preparations have been completed for the al
July 30, on the lawn at No. 27s5 Garrison
s az for the benefit Of the altar fund Of
talent In the city haS hpoD secured mr. the
entertainment. Nine. Fantasma the famous
Oriental palmist. will be present.
TO VISIT THE BARRACKs-The Span
ish-American War Committee Of the old
Company A Association will give a
smoker on July q at o'clock p. M. in
from the Philippines. The company will as
semble at 4:a0 o'clock at Sixth and Market
streets and take a special car to Jefferson
Barracks. 1t will return to the city at 8
p. m.
DAVID BLOCKS wILL-David Block, In
that; as he had already provided for his ten
children, he willed them only S each He
LETT the furniture in his residence. No. 1855
Zine Pns street Rfet to nh his dansate,s Mabel and
Block. Jr., executor for the distribution Of
the remainder of his estate among his
heirs. The estate IS valued at 5000.
HUMANE soCIETY's REPORTING
weekly report Of the Humane Society of
Missouri Is as follows: Beating or whip
ping. 4; overloading. .: driven when CALLED
or lame, 49,: depriving Of necessary food or
shelter, 4; general cruelty, Z; abandoning
animals to die. 3: warned. IS: cases reported
at at Office p; remedied without prosecution.
"a; not substantiated, 1; not found. 1; pros
ecuted. 2: convicted. 1: animals taken from
work. II: animals killed. being unfit for
further use, IL; complaints regarding chill
dren, 3.
STOLE LEAD PIPE-Wesley Simon, IS
years old. of No. 817 Lafayette avenue; VIII
lie Coleman, is years old, who lives at Sec
ond and Plum streets, and Fred Stein. IL
years old, who lives at Sixth and Cerre
streets. were arrested yesterday morning
building at No. los North Third street The
boys admitted their guilt, and a warrant
charging petit larceny was issued against
them. and the cases referred to Herman
Horchert. the probation officer Wesley ST.
mon escaped from the House of Refuse on
April 5.
LOST PURSE IN CHURCH-AIrs Pauline
yosei OF No 1868 Manchester avenue yester-
purse containing. 81 In money and three
checks: aggregating 500. in st. Francis
Xavier's Church, at Grand and Lindell ave-
nues. She went to the church about 4:30
o'clock Thursday afternoon. When she left
few minutes afterwards. she said, she
forgot her purse and left 1t on the seat
where she had been sitting After being
and went back to the church and searched
the pew which she occupied. but the purse
was gone. She asked the sexton IL any one
had turned 1t over to him. but he had