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New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
SCIENCE AND MUSIC IN CAMBRIDGE.
FREE LECTURES on NATURAL HIsTORY-MR. THOMAss
CONCERTs-A NEW SYMPHONIC FANTASY BY PROF.

FREE LECTURES on NATURAL HIsTORY-MR THOMAs's
CONCFRTs-ANEw SYMPHONIC FANTASY BY PROF.
PAINE.
lFRoH An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSEI
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March G.-The concerts IN
the Sanders Thcatcr OF the Harvard Memorial Hail.
which THE TRIBUNE called attention to IN the early part
~ the Winter have end FOR this season, ar@
with great The audiences have been full people
coming from Boston and from other towns about
Boston, By the good selection OF music and the
moderate and enjoyable clgth Of the programme. More
over the have proved proable-which was SO
little hoped for that arrangements had been made to
meet a deficit. The members OF Mr.. Thomass or
chestra delighted with the acoustic proper
ties OF the theater. and Newcomers Of a gloomiy
procnoscating turn OF mind may not be wholly unwar
rante In expecting that Mr. Thomas Will ultimately find
the opportunity here for which he mas waited so long IN
the metropolis. Meantime the Sanders Theaer eptied
of its music is devoted to free lectures natural
science. These week. Prof " ) smaller
ps delivered one on the climate Of Norh America, Dr.
lam. another on the brain prof J. McCrady follows
this Heck with discourse on Jrlly snes 9ncceeIiHs
Prof CoOdale, Dr. Asa Grays assistant; Unseen Mo-
tiOu," by Prof JOHN TrOwbrdge, ana Inc Great Py.a
md" b. Prof j. d. Whitney, brother or the 1aic pro
fessor These Will all be illustrated Dy dia
To return TO music 1t may be announced that Prof J.
X. Paine has completed and is now bnsily scoring
ggiaoro; T"uinesi The subject of course offers
A much wider range than AS You Like H." when ln
spirrd PaIncs rec2nt overture, and the composer
il Thought has fully grasped his opportunity. nave
heard nearly all Of work the piano, anu ueces-
sariy Of OF the parts assigned 10 various m
strunents this fFdguentarY and private near
ing is safe 10 say that the piece positive advance
upOn the overture 70 As You Like IT," Mr. PANE mas
dva,d characteristic themes for Pr0speyO, Miranda
CdiiLdn and Arie and he blends and contrasts them
with great ingenuity and spirit lr1ei VINO Is re-
presented by eccentric. vanishing effect OF the pccOlo
flute lends peculiar fascination 10 several passages
The storm III the beginning too and FrOSperoS nara
tive To daughter very impressive; ana Jhe man
rcne9t OF tire brass instruments paticua ariy in the
closing is, think, going to yeid great power
This svmphOnic fantasy begun IN response 10 re-
ques: from the Harvard Musical Association, in Boston,
tna Mr. Pain. would allow them 10 bring out one Oh MS
new works and had hoped 10 hear II ~ thcir ina
concert tns month But the LABOR OF scoring Is SO great
that unless is postponed the piece wl nave
10 wait Mr. Thomas, who VIII probably perform IL IL
Ncw-YOrk some tine next spring.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BANKS.
ALLEN c. BEACH NOMINATED BY TIE GOVERNOR
ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS.
To-. ,pttr a TIIR

ALLEN C. BEACH NOMINATED BY TILE GOVERNOR
ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS.
[Gy TELEGRAPH 10 TIIE rRIB"SE.l
ALBANY, March 7.-GOv. Robinson nominated
Alien c. Beach, formerly Ii utenant-t Governor, for the
important Office Of superintendent Of the Banking De
partment to-day. Mr. Eiss term of office expired last
wear and the nomination OF his successor has
been expected almost every Executive session OF the
Senate this Winter Mr. Beach had not been mentioned
however in connection witn the place. When therefore,
his name was the Executive session Of the Senate
this morning, most OF the Senators were apparently
greatly astOnshod No action was taken upon
the nomination, il being referred for consld-
Grafton to the Committee on Banks. Under the
amendment @ the rule regarding Executive sessions
passed later in the day. vote can be taken on the
nomination until a fortnight henCc-On SIarch IL Inc
Democratic ,uatOrs who expressed any opinion on t"e
nomination thought il good The Republican orn-
atos were reticent, declined o express their op
ions IL IA predicted that they VIII hnrriedy
pass the bill defining the powers OF the
snperin.endent OF Pdclic WORKS, IN order
that tnc Governor may nominate one for that olce
before Inc next Executive session. The character Of the
nomination Governor mag make for that great oihce
will Is said affect their action on the lesser 0I-that
for the Superintendent Of the Bdnkln< Department
Gen McCican'B Is the latest named among the
possible for Superintendent Oi Pubic Works.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

" hile it may be conceded that Hayes's pro
POSED policy would bc Denclcrnt aud creditdbo, The
ShAnees re Al an favor Of its faure.-l5t Louis kepub
hcan tnd. Dem.l
Ii really begins to look as if the Republican
paity lke Gen. jackson, gong 20 get regiOn ana
e1ya1 tAe devil That would De sad-for the Democracy
-lspfihgneid Republican Qnd.l
There's nothing makes a Democrat so boil
s Aai as to hint that tue Republicans Will hefeafie
ueAi ths Southern people che Democrats have said
'~eS ought 10 be tTeated.-l Detroit Post (kep)
There are no big words in the Presidents in
soe1Fal message. We note the Of such expires
ohs a. "usuffuct," Fictitious equivalent" etc. Mr
journal Repj
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

BRUsH-At Babylon Long Island, March g. Maria wife Of
Funeral her residence Friday 9th inst at
p. IN.
BUCK-on Tuesday, March residence Gurdon
Relatives AMI friends Of family members medi
cal prJiesso invited funeral services as
the Church OF te Covenant ltey Dr. Eincens PARK
haEuast 3 O'Clock
CARLE-Ths morning 9Th inst Care daughter Of the
The relatives respectful invited 10 attend the
I on oha i @ I a. p9sS t p ~ a. tue GSG5e OF hsf
@Snian @SsIG 10Th inst T Set SSc la 4 Sa II Syep ay
HALL-At Waterbury. Conn., March 8, Samuel w. Han, in
Funeral on ThursdIy at 2p.m.
HALL-At his residence, in BnghamtOn. " y on Monday
Alrcn g. Isl the Hon samuel H. P. Hall. senator oi
Funeral services at BnghamtOn Thursday afternoon as
half past 2.
HUDsON-At 227 West Twenty second st.. "wednesday
morning March 4 OF scarlet fever rien Turner Ias.
years months daughter DR. e. Darwin and Laura
owing services will be at
mains removed % sphsed Miss for ntemeaI i' 'e IT,
LIyINGsToN-Enered into her rest, Wednesday morning.
March !. Jane g.. VIE Of John 4. Livingston.
Ali Trends are invited TO attend the funeral services her
house 90 Fitthsve this Ihursay oclock.
MARSH ON wednesday morning March 7, Miss Margaret
The relatives and friends Of The family are requested to attend
the funeral from her Late Residence No 40 Spring
Friday at IL a. NJ.
MAE "a = Y iSe Pe a. aa% @ r @ ey s q
the late 5enjamia Mead, IN 65th year OF l,er
MILLER-At Greenfe Mass, o. 1877 Of heart dis
ease, Almira =. KING wife OF Benilmin T. Miller.
Relatives and ffyts the
church the Holy Trinity Aials0na.
stephen II T,lur.-
uay, March 30'clOck D. without further notice.
MILLER-At Greenfield. Mass, March s. 1877, OF heart
disease AlmiTa +. KING. vile Oi BENJAMIN T. Miller
iiciatives and friends invited funeral
service, the Church The Holy Trinity
ana t0y secOust. Rev stephen II. Iyng, jr Thurs.
day, March s. at O'Clock D. m without further
RAN NDALL-On Tuesday, March g. after lingering ilrss
Mrs h. T. Randall WIDOW Of the Late VIM ii.
fist year
viii place Friday u a. m from the resi-.
Of her daughter Mrs ii. BrrgIuann Z33
teonth-st. Relatives and trleuds invited 20 attend.
sCHUCHARDTOn sunday. March 1, Catharine Anna Rem.
wife OF Frederick SchdChaIdL
Relatives and invited ID attend the funeral
services at Trinity Church. on Thursday, March g. at
o'clock IN.
TAYLOk-In Brooklyn, March 6, Edmund Wiley, youngest
Uf Fitch and sarah NJ. Taylor anG dIys
house Of Mrs. Taylor, Lafayee-
BrOOAlyu Thursday March = y.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
Knox TIE HArrER.-The Presidential ques

KNOX TIE HATTER.-The Presidential ques-
ii oil IA settled, uI new BATS are now III order iO
all parties Political differences should be promptly
hurled and the ncODlr should smile shake Lands al
ro,Ini aud then 20 work. But what can gentleman
TO without hatl That's the question before the
court; aud Knox ready 10 ty every Ol The sort
which may before hun Knox holds court daily az
No 2l2 Broadway. But all important uptown cases
suOuld al OLCe De presented AT ills spacious rooms under
the Fifth Avenue Hotel TIe Iact s Knox, unlha other
Judges never makes mistake IN bis dcci5chs. He
kuow, All about has and all about fashions and qu
es from Alpha Omega, and Ice is always ready for
business. There particle OF red tape about Knox
Ills keen black eye detects Instantly all shams-n oil!
hats this lneans-and nis superior Judgment Hts MIN
eminentiy for hs vocation. Knox Is popular with the
-ope Of ali parties and all ccrds He talks fairly aud
deals Justly With al men, aHd hence MS numerous
friends. Every man should have his due, and liberal
.trolage Is due to Knox single thought in cUnclu-
sion Knox is reliable Knox is respOAslD.c; Knox Is u
gentleman. This NAY be said on personal know edG
OF the for more than - year>
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

CATHERINks ont, JuY 81 1873.
p. " PIERCE, n D.. have used your FAyoRrrE P1DscnIp
GOLDEN MEDICAL DisCONERY ami PLEASANT PUKGAfIys
PELLETS for the last three months aud ina myse-(slat
shall say)"mafe again the only words that
press reduced skeleton, could ala
to floor without ainng could keep nothing the shape u
food my ysef and Trends had given all
rope immediate death seemed certain can nevef be
thankful " those who recommended your medicines for
1--we surprise Of everybody and able 10
desire tGls statement IN order that
those suffering despair until tey Lave given yCIr
remedies trial. Yours, respectfully,
MRS WIN. ID. RYCKSLAS.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
MR.. WHEELER's SUCCESS.
TIE GOOD OPINIONS OF SENATOR'S ALREADY WON.
LEY IELEGR IRILENEI

TIE GOOD OPINIONS OF SENATOR'S ALREADY WON
by TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBCNE
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Vice-President Wheeler
presdes the Senate with dignity and skill This
only what expected of him, for while in the
House he was frequently called to the chair and
displayed extraordinary ability for the place. 1t
will take him little while to get familiar with the
peculiar rules of the Senate, and the peculiar habit
the Senators have of dlsregarding the rules and
doing business by courtesy; but he has already
shown such adaptation for his duties that the old
Senators greatly pleased with him. Succeeding
excellent President Mr. Ferry, it is more OF
triumph for him to meet the approval of the Senate
than it would have been had his predecessor been
one Of the many Inefficient presiding officers the
body has had.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
MARRIED..

JONEs-MATTHEws-In this city on Tuesday 9Th inst.
Fcsdcnce OF the Ddes mother, by tae Rev r. A.
Wasbun, D. D.. Miss Maud Matthews To Dr. >. seabury
Jones, both OF Ihis CITY,
NONNE-WAREEN-At Paris France jan %. 1877, by
the Dr. Hitchcock Angelina Ian daughter Of the
late Hon. Richard warren OF New YORK George onue
OF Paris.
SW WiFTCAR>ONOn Wednesday, March at the residence
OF the brdes thor by Rev. W. W sever James d. SWIM
OF NJ brOOk duchess County 20 Emma T., daugl-
ter OF John Z. Carson esl, OF Ibis city. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March THE following nomi-
nation, were received by the Senate from President
Hayes at 300 p. M:
Wiiam NJ Eyarts Of NcwYork 70 be Secretary OF state
OF Ohio o be secretary OF the treasury
1i,orge " Mctrary Iowa % be secretary oi war ,
i,fcAard thompson OF lni1na W De ',cleI! VI 'H'
Nayv. 4. ,..,r,.., c.ucr,I
Ia Al. NJ Krv OF Tennessee be P03tmasterueurral
-churl Masnuli 10 be -e,rctry O tht heIlOf.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
yEw.YORK COUNTY ELECTIONS.

OswEGo, March 7.-Oswego County has elected
q Republican and Democratic supervisors Last year
the Re publcans had only one majority Ia The board
POUGHKEEPsIE March THE returns from the county
are all in The Board Of Supervisors stands IA Demo
crats 10 II Repubicans-the same as last year
HUDSON March THE town meetings in Columbia
County Yesterday resulted in the election Of IL Demo
cratic supery OF the 80 Democratic gain oil
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
THE SUPPLY BILL.
A REPORT READY FOR TIE ASSEMBLY TO-DAY-THE
VARIOUS APPROPRIATIONS.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March THE Supply bill will be
reported to the Assembly tomorrow by the Committee
on WAYS and Means. THIS week earlier than uslal
and the promptness of the committee Is due greatly to
the energy Of NJ. Hustled, who cot the bill through his
committee sittnc. The aggregate OF the appro-
pratons il is estimated than those Of last
The following appropriations were made: Buffalo Asy-
Ium for the Insane, 100000, OF which amount
$4,000 il for the erection Of new wing of
the building; the Asylum for Deaf hutcs
at Rome, S3OOCO; the Hudson River Hospital
for the Insane al Poughkecpse, &l570oo the Hom"o-
ratiC Asy lu Tor tue Insane AIductOwn $1,000 the
ttca A nm for the Insane, 9l2J,0OOi tAc western
House OF Refug. at Rochester. ~3 ,O0O tue Asylum Tor
Juvenile DelinqucnLs, SIG 600; The Willard Asylum Of
the insane at OVID. $4,000 Tor ordinary expenses
and $4,000 for a new building for insane women. The
tr.ee, OF the Asylum for Juvenile Dcinqueuts a New
YORK asked Or an appropriation OF $1,000 To construct
a new building, but their request was denied The ap-
preparation Capitol viii De put III separate
h
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
k1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM LGvERPOOL-m N steamship ,Algerid, March =
Edward H. Parker Grant ThOrburn X. eaycn y Pcltzcr
/ p ODerad0rrr. iru. Henry +. Budg', J. Hal, A.
BOnurr A. Outram j. ". Moou, Joan Holmes, Geo A.
iraE.ar q. A. h. IsOney, Chaa. Bew.ck, Geo. Mcleod
Mr. Mrs Juo WOOday and INFANT Mrs q Donovan Mrs
Rllnd Mrs Walker, II. DckrrsOn, Mrs. and Miss
N.vns Miss Cameron. Miss IL. Holmes Dr. sum- howe,
capt j. i.ark.e NJ Chata, Rev. John aish d. D.
d.. LarI hoe lFng
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
THE oRAToRIO SOCIETY.

The New-YOrk OratOriO Society will bring
out a. their concert which TO take place tins day
week Brahms's great Deutsches Requiem and one OF
Tie most beautiful Of Bachs cantatas.-tAe 50 called
1esas IrageuS Gods Time is the best"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
DISC CSTkD DEHOCRITS.

CROWD ASSEMBLE TO MEET MR.. TILDES AND
FIND ONLY EwING AAD wALLING-MR. EWINGs
SPEECH.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 7.-One OF the
greatest frauds ever perpetrated this community wa
carries. out this afternoon. At meeting Oi the Young
Mems Democratic Campaign CLUB last hiGht reSolu-
mons were passed heartily indOrsing the services OF
CONGRESSMAN walI,ng in the House OF Representatives
dnrnp the past few weeks IN using every in his
mower 10 the naug of Gov Hayes and for
the brilliant service and the energy with which he
fought the battles OF Tden and Reform II was Thought
advisable 10 meet the Congressman on his arrival this
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
L1TESI SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Nsles see Third Pags.l

steamship Gen Barnes, ChersenGn, SaVanuah DAYS VIII
mdse. ard ass Murray, Ferris X CO.
nurk Iaies A Roraud stephenson. Genoa Dec. II, T.
TUmas Feb IL mdHe J. Philips sons Yessoi Ia
: ~ Levi, a Co Encountered heavy gacs thu Mesii,ct
unean passed Gibraltar 81 hal nght winds and nne
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

Thackeray, so It's said never boy that he
di.n Msh him pcce cf How much more ser
yceabr Tor aJy boy early become acquainted
Health benefits % b. T. BabOtts Toilet soap
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
Fifty Per Cent saved
by using BlGOISs's GEEAiAS LAUSDRT SOAP.
{" Made New ARail.v

Decay life color Of hair PAR.
IEG's LAIR BAIsAM restores both.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08


the ncrcgry turas those hours
TRIBUSE OFFICE, March <, l a. m.-Withn small
range there was considerable variation in air pressure
during Yesterdays cioudy and somewhat threatening
weather Temperature rose, and at midnight remained
well above freezing point There ls little difference Ia
the amount Of moisture in the air.
Tie continuance OF warm weather and a threatening
-lv il probable this ctv and vicinity during M least
the earlier hours the day. Cooler winds VIII follow.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle and Eastern States north
east 10 southeast winds, rising barometer increasing
clOuduess and stationary or lower temperatures
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed 1ih flU
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

Bull PRESENTED TO THE ASSEMBLY BY THE CON-
HTTTEE ON INsURANCE-THE RIGHTS OF POLICY
HOLDERs-sAFEGUARDs AGAINST FRAUDULENT
AND CARELESS MANAGEMENT OF LIFE COM
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The d...s. auuss tl- e-a,oI. tl. ~
oscillations
ln.r.rrY Iu-n LnuasE Enu -
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A ten year old boy of solemn visage
stood before the monkey cage in Cen
trail park on Sunday land heaved a deep
sigh as he whispered: elf had four
legs folks would feed me on cheese
and ginger snaps. I hain't got but two
and it's taters and Dread from one
year to 'n0ther.'' Catching sight Of
an aged monkey sitting on limb. the
boy continued. If was bald headed
and had eyes like stove cover, folks
would pass me candy and call me sspur-
ty!'' After resting minute, he Oh.
rived, II can't hang by a limb by one
OF as that air chap can, and nobody
hands me gum or jaw-b1 eakers, and
none of the papers ever say any good
lboat me-" " zsa&l p
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olive streets, ana Shot himself.

Olive streets, and shot himself. The
Coroner held an inquest, but could not
decide whether death was caused by
suicide Or accident. There are various
reports regarding the matter-o to
the effect that. he knew his wife was
saved, and that he killed himself while
laboring under mental arrangement.
The building was insured tor $780,,
600 and the furniture for $l42,000.
The building was owned by Rob.
ert Campbell. 1t originally cost
about about a million and a quarter,
but was purchased by Mr.. Campbell
for $525,000. The furniture, which
was owned by Bresline, Derling & Co.,
was valued at $500, 900; and is a total
loss. "~ ~' 2" v1' @S7'@@' 90 '-'s' 0-.
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Another Charlie Ross Case,

Willie Haven, little four year old
boy, was stolen from his adopted ia.
theirs house in Cincinnati on Sunday
the 9th inst. A colored man is sup.
posed to be the abductor.
After a weeks absence the cOlOred
man who abducted the boy was found
near London, Ohio, and the boy was
rescued. The crime was committed to
secure an expected reward, but in.
stead of that result, the perpetrator
languishes in jail.
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A LAYERS RetOrt.

Perhaps the most crushing rejoinder
ever flung back in return for an insult
from the bench was that which Cur
ran hurled at Judge Robinson. Judge
Robinson Is described as man of sour
and cynical disposition who had been
raised to the bench-so, at least, it
was commonly believed-simply be-
cause he had written in favor of the
government of his day a number of
pamphlets remarkable for nothing but
their servile and rancorOus scurrility.
At a time when Curran was only just
rising into notice, and while he was
yet d poor and struggling man, this
Judge ventured upon sneering joke,
which, small though it was, but for
Curian's ready wit and scathing elo-
quence, might have done him ire
parable injury. Speaking of some
opinion of counsel on the other side,
Curran said he had consulted all his
books, and could not find a single case
in which the principle in dispute was
thus established.
s'That may be, Mr.. Curran,' sneered
the Judge; ''but I suspect your law IL
brary is rather limited" Curran eyed
the heartless toady for moment, and
then broke forth with this noble retail
iation: sit is very true, my lord that
1 am poor, and this circumstance has
certainly rather curtailea my library.
My books are not numerous, but they
are select, and I hope have been per.
sued with proper dispositions. have
prepared myself for this high profes.
sion rather by the study of a few good
books than by the composition of a
great many bad ones. I am moi
ashamed of my poverty, but should
be ashamed of my wealth if I could
stoop to acquire it by servility and cor
ruption. If rise not to rank, I shall
at least be honest and should I ever
cease to be so, many an example shows
me that an ill.acquired elevation, by
making me the more conspicuous
would only make me all the more
universally and notoriously contempt
ible.''
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one was DdQly maugleO. rive WOueu
were rescued from the sixth story Oil
the Fifth street side by heroic efforts
of the firemen, who, after ascending
the patent ladder, succeeded in get
ting a rope to the half suffocated crea-
lures. fs..+
Miss Kate Claxton the actress who
was acting when the Brooklyn theater
burned and also at the Newark theatre
which subsequently burned, and at
Washington when false alarm of fire
made theater panic, was stopping at
this hotel, and had another narrow es-
cape. Miss frankie Mcclellan, the
actress, was severely injured.
There were eighty females employ.
ed in the hotel all of whom lodged on
the sixth floor. AS the roof fell in
within an hour after the fire broke
out the loss of life chiefly of those on
the sixth floor was reported to be very
great but later reports reduce the
number positively known to he dead
to eleven. -a .,.
VIM. Felix Munster, said to be a
member Of the English House of Com.
mons, who was married few months
ago, was residing with his wife at the
hotel, became separated, and under
the impression that she was killed he
became intensely excited and evident.
~ lost his mental balance. About 6
o'clock in the morning he went to the
room Of friend corner Fourth and
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CARPET WARP.
PILES :!

Or. Browns Herbal Ointment Suppostories are guar
anteed to any of Plies that can be found the
United States sample box ofthesc Supposores will
be sent free bV mail to any sufferer receipt Of twenty
cents to prepay postage and packing Regular price ST.
Address Dr.. o. PHELPS BROWN, II Grand St.
Jersey City, n. j.
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MONEY TO Roam!

The Equitable Trust Co., Of New London, Conn, will
q interest on improved Farms in the following Wing
eonGtIos: Ramsey Hennepin Washington: Dakota
9lmstea Dodge. Steele, Waseca Rice LIE seur, Scott
Carver, Wright and eastern part OF BLU: Earth.
Loans cannot exceed OMe-tllSH1 the value Of the
land and no loan will he made for less sum than
3U nor for fraction Of $1(O less than 10 For full
Paul. Mimi
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HLAI.K HOUSE most popular house in Minneapolis
~ new and newly furnished 6rstc!ass in all respects
Germs. 81 per day, Il. G. BRACKET. Pro.
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|SMITE g sCRi1NER 52s Washington Ave, s, Job;
Pressed Ware. Paints & Oils. Coopers tools speciality
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p.R |. HARr|ENBERGH.
Leather & Findings,
l8 East Third Street. st. Paul. kina
minneapolis Business Directory.
LARGE PAY FOR AGENTS.

We desire several good agents to canvass the State this
Summer for insurance in the minnesota Farm
Frs Mutual Fire Insurance Association.
win pay salaries or large commissions to good men.
4 W. A. NIMOCK, Secretary, Minneapolis. Mum.