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New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRk. Monday. April Q

EEw-YoRK. Monday, April 20. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change sacs:oom to-day:
By BERNARD SnlyH.
95Si16 II Mote" Tssior 700
l 4sOry brick factory with lo No IA James-slip.
inrs insTitson 'o' $500
j 3efniy fraine building and ist0ry hrck building
ave, 10, a5x 1907 Andrew i waid $3.50
nv VIZ. RenHcitg.
f-sfory brck Tenement aid 1 2Story frame house
ave- lot 2ix9ss csihsr.ne l. Bsek1an ~, s65
Bg PctsT =. Bcucr
2siorT brick house With lot. No l62 Woosterst g.
Nichols " 1887
Bs +. nj. LudIoG q 90.
l S-atOry brown stone with Tot, No 229 West
Germania I1fc 81 iasuiamee % company o' 1000
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RECORDED NnarnAGEs.

.$isi,si' e OF 1ihayr / .'D 10000
Beck, John aui vie 20 ID" Mutual Li'e Isssuuuce
W1r'r wear ........-....,-..- 10000
Brady. Evsiue NJ and husband. To Mohas II Hayerty
and C'h,:s, cNc,ut,t- etc, n lJ1tb-st, ~ SOUTH
Nuuc'aTd. 5 800
ns 4.e.t. 81 a1l ave years. 5000
CauldN ~ Liza T. and bu-h1Ld. 10 The Mutual Lio
insurance Co. MSfse-sye and 6eorR'st
DOEolhuc Michael. % Joseph l. Il Wool, ns 5Sth.t
Elsry. sarah j. Ia Jclule Morton, Prospcctavc COZ 4
t2stu Wal. years 3,OOn
afSaec Of sia.t '''' 10000
Iurst, William II j aud wl'r, 10 William seymour, jr
trustee 7th.tvr drt vcsrs..........-- 10000
Il. %" 7hiy' yoars ..' 1000
Ia MarClc. Bridget and husband. ~ Gc1rec Bans -
7stl-,t. of 'd1 9,UOO
Ramsey. Ioun and vie, a. stephen W Jones. Fnir
mount t.sh " 1uii. o months 800
Sramltli Adam aud wife. 10 te.rR' fUcha, BOSTON
IoaG, a of Rose u (-JI Wari yeafs......--. l.1OO
RECORDED ASsIGHNsNr5 OF AORrGAGEA
Rnitery Nicholsa Terr-a SJ,l15
Hutchu-ou. MIty T., O. The CniteU states Trust Com
I''"by
Ia-r, Gu,tp,. samuel u Imc,-Gu. ....-....--...
O'tcndurcr. AIMS. t. ifUuD sruhiar. 5000
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
MRS. NEWELL PREPARES FOR A NEW TRIAL
Mrs. Anna NJ. Newell Yesterday obtained m

order to exemire Renado Tton, her c9usn resident
~ Iowa as witness before trial preparatory u rc-
MA OF hcf smt for divorce. The order grauted y
saNtlee Potter III the supfeine Court Chambers and a
examination is set down for O'Clock this after noon
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
Brootlnu Nenl Gstdtc for 5dis.

BroohnW Real Cetdte FOR Sdie.
L'OR SALE or TO LLT-Dwclling houses No.
L Wtlow-t. aud l53 Wllndghhvst; bIi.diny No los
.st: suitable a sch0oi bdsius+s Offices
GORDON l. FORD, 30 tlnrks a., Bro"klyu
L'OR SALE-HOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
Noufhea-t corner CintJu ~ the
IA u pfulcrtc,; house and lots
sp'.1f ap,.pI Iny Ter person drs Of
Gurng a tnt7 beautiful avenue. AACCkEEkF,
ig2 Bruad~a ay. room :. New NUrE
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


st. Nicholas ave, r. 24lI II Of 14gth-st ok
100 wsrd; referee; to Elizabeth T Bratiugst
Campbell referee g Elyira ilarb %
forahai,9Te ~, = l5g Il q SpTtugPsee tzSd War
The Muluai Llie Insurance Company, 2
Ludnows $ 1873 # soi Deilnceyst "a GSs76 Will
btiisye. es, 9l.6 mot lgt'ist. ~ GAI00; John II
Glover. reierce. to the Gernlania Life Insurance
74th-si. $, 81 # Of 2d.aveld6x76 p 0iney, re-
qoh-st :, rs Il Of Of asdisonavc, 2iox6s d
4sS. SAtIes ~ rGeIes e 81 e 7,aEs %am srs5aS oa
GTnGls and a1 husband 70 Gertrude : 2sey fsn,i II
., Kirchhof and wiie GGsiaye earns ...-...;...
l2ja ST. 100 II Of 3d-aye "a 9X5O II. irregula,
Ha% &So iRS Sff " HS 70 ISHH also o5
sr:nweor llih-av", loo. llx2oV; slso looths,,
200 II " Of llth.ave; 75Tgs g; aal also iO1thst,
3o1it " of ith,ayc, l00xl00 II, Sophia 4 Dixon .o
45s "'fs Is 'Ss u madisoaTe, 23i75j Michael
Sd 7 ys7 Il 'S 81 !5osIsS Thomas ii Dcan %
Nos and s. and Nos sio and j2 earl st.
75Ni:l. irregular, William ke'an to Lor'ug
Peeksnp (Nos and 81, and Nos 8iO and 5i2 Pearl
st. I5xifl, irregular Wi!ialn Keyan, executor u,
ss sc e. 10 Gs G f. EoSfr,'oh Of h% a fbST Jos6 LIZ 20
Wood and SS vie to Michael Il % 6aScgs , oo. Is
Short an Husband. 70 Wiiiiaia Waiicc. jr '.... II
3dayc, " cor j0trst. l00x oO.lO, Augustus + iol-
Bietckersl. -. cor Mnlserryst. 24SloS. irregular.
Arthur GileudeT Ia Z GtilcLdtr u
2sh,s > 800 q Of sih ave- 22a9S.9 Sophia Dix 10
55ths - 100 t sOf thayo, 1913 lFrt gular, John
BlSSe assignee TO Julius Benedict l6
Mari0n'aSc Noi 40 s3 2lih Ward, John A ToScao
ard wiie. william n POphsm e Co. ...........-..
East 55ti.-sl No -. 27lO475 Thomss siggins and 80
wife, to Mary StOney. 20
llthaV' \, 755 II OF 55th-st, 2jxlUO. Dmloi Me-
Inerny 10 Mary Lyn, -......... II
i3d-st, 3S.. II OF GtlLdve, 2O.lCsi"O.5. Hen
rettI Mayer and husband 10 j l. Mayer =,
55thst s. liI.4 10 W Of lstivr, lSgXlOpj. Gtsta-
yus Frank t1 JulIus Frank -.......-....
lihayc. E, 100 II Ot jJtl.s;, 2JXlUO. Joseph ly
meas wife. 10 Danid MCiBcrny .............. IL
l31tll-st, 3l5 n Of S0Utletu Boulevard, " III
HaErrty, executor etc. 80 Evaduc VI Brady
FOIdhauayr, T. - "a az 1tE-st (l3d Warl - .6X
lil5. John Urch sud Wtfe. to y uilenes estT..-..
46ths =, l47 He Of lst3vr. 27oX7j, Jos,ph May
and wife, IA Joseph Warm.
35thst =, $50 Il ~ 0ihate iJNJS9 aud also
CambIeiugayc O0t No 81, 2ith Ward) IRREGULAR,
Jamrs N L.adlry tn BiaBcke OtOuBor......
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
anrlion Sales Of Real getaie.

An ATTRACTIVE PLACE upon the fiud-
" son NJ lurt,on situated the west bank of th" rver
three miles fc0S P0ughEcepsic city, upon Milton llcghts
and trcc-quaeT acres p'caslnI douDls so'c u"e
containing Twelve rooms and cottage WIN az noS Al
and shade within ten minutes WAX
churches. once ana busl
ness centre village steamboats, and tW" regui pas
rrgccr trans ac way daiy location untuipssSe com
niaHds extensive and charming Wow- hcinolhs huis"h
Ilesud- thc both It's banks aud railroad Tor many
nilis TCufbkcete cav and Village 81 Milton and surround
ne- perfectly h.athy eptouihc ncighborh0ol o"
who retained 10 the -outh 10 trlde
sale ab-ouo 10 h es bidder hence prove rdu chanco
n bargain. ,-,-.--.-.-
Hail purchase ray remain on bond and mortgage
4 desired -.
boat landing. on SATURDAY. MAY T. at II O'Clock. ~ M
TR!S1RAM COFFIN, Attorney . u
X Y
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
6ales on AutIlcn

bnlf6 On AullloH
A DVFRTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TlIE W
TOWN OFFICES. No. IgSS Broadway cor lmTty.trstst;
West Twenty thirrlst cor ave. yoV IhlI
Forty seyenths.; at the HARLEM otf lCtr No
ol,,I Third ave c0r,. Oneh hundred and twenty iOurths
IIaen Savings Pank Building, ~ TO III" al regular
O'hce rates ---------
DY JOHN fl. DRAPER q CO., Auctioneers
The DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA ana W - ~ ~
RAILROAD COMPANY will sell 50GOO loS > SCf ioS 20
C1a an nubic auction m WEDNESDAY, May /, AZ Il
o'clock noon, at 20 Exchange place Oo.u pros,aent
IOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer, -, :, o,cocs
~ will sell at auction ruesday, Aprl 3O ny II
all ~" furniture contained the private dwelling n" ~
West 3tthst Catalogues at the aucu0neefs Omoei S'A
Broadway.
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heal estate 10 Gvrbau9e.

WANTED to EXCHANGE.
w BOSTON REAL ESTAIE FOR NEW-fORk CITY
PROPERTY
desirable brick dwelling house COED repair, NO DAVIS
al oson containing Is rooms, In All The mOftn improve
mrs Has been rruma ~ 2t0 year THE paS hvo wears
Nocucumrgncs Would like exchange for NeNlOrk city
proprry free clear snjeC n small nor gage Prlce
OoO For further particulars apply Ia j. CLAPP SON
Real Agents G3 Court t. cor Cornh Boston Mass
XSrANTED-In or near Hartford COnn.-cot-
taer nn IN eNchan ge for tbreest0ry
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Broohlpu Drouertp 90 fet.

sb.ls( CARROLL-ST., near Cuurt-st. The 8
sP s9ly brown ne Cneut and bIlck house. IN first
clas orIer VIII be rented good Apply to j.
l.. COEN Ell. - Cuurtsi. BrOokbu.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
RoARp OF APPORTIONMENT SUSTAINED.

c, v,S RRI1Nr DECLARES IF CONSTITUTIONAL
,xD pIsNussEs JOHN ]. TOwSsEND's SUIT.
The proceeding of John j. Townsend against
., city was in Its effect denial Of the legality Of 80
,,o cent Of ALL tax levies since the institution OF
enc Roara of Estimate and AppOrtioDmeOt He claimed
tot the taxes on hs property were Illegal since Their
,,ut was not fxed either by the Legislature OF the
poard az Aldermen tex Oaico Supervisors ia New-Iofk
Cctv\ l,,t by board unknown to the Constitution OF
the STATE The case was tried before Judge
Van Bruut. in Supreme Court Special Term, aud
be filed bis opiuion yesterday. The Judge
oouinea two ouesOns-hrst, the power OF the Legisa-
,n-c over local taxation; second the particular act
anthorlzpg ths board On the first point he cites with
bat while tie National Government has only the powers
Granted to by the COnstitutOn the legislature or IHc
State Of NeWYOrk has within thls State AL tie powers
NOT denied to IL BY constitutional PROVISIONS EXalnll
ing the Constitution or lS46, Judge Van Blunt nhus
only this provision 20 local taxation II shaI be
the duty OF the Legislature TO provide Tor the orgahZ
ton OF cities and Incorporated villages ana 10 resuct
their power OF taxation, assessment ctc, Inc l@Esi-
ture therefore, in imposing restriction on taxation
clearly did nOs go eyOBd its power.
In discussing the other point, Judge Van Blht rcNIs
10 the facts of the cited above which were tha the
legislature directed the appointment OF commissioners
10 determine the amount of private claim and ordered
TIE Supervisors 70 levy tax 20 pay the elm so de-
termine1 III that lawful, Judge Van Bfuut al CUES,
the ae. appointing puoe officers to limit the amount 0I
taxes to levied by the Supervisors Clearly laWt
acisy tifs TO be after consultation with the
slperyisOrs and could not exceed the amount allowed
y the SuperYisOrs (A0eFen, as they alone BAD POWER
10 levy the tax The delegation OF TINS power or unit
Ing tax had been In the past to TeTit the
ureseut Ia ax-evy be assailed on tnat ground. lie
therefore disnisses Mr. TOwnsend's complaint.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auchoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.-Valuable lots on
- Broadway Boulevard sta and lOhayrs, I3 l4th ana
75tlsty ADRIAN H. muller & will sell AT auction on
TIURSDAY MAY at ~ o'clock, at the exchange sales
rooms No III groldway by otder Of the executors Of
the estate of Nathaniel Niles, decrnstd
BOULEVARD, l lot g. =, 3~.6 n. nI ftthH
l0TIIANE. ! lot ". =, In rear Of Boulevard lot
6iH.ANR, 4 lots u. w. corner I3d 81,
. 73D-ST, l3 lots, u. o., 100 feet ". 0i JtliaNe'
10TH AVE. . lots n. e. corner 7ithst
7iTH ST, 10 lots s., 100 feet e. ui lOth-ave.
7jrlI ST. 10 lots = T.. l7j feet @. oi luthaVe.
80 per cent bpad and mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
DIVORCED wIFEs SUCCESSFUL SUIT.

JUDGMENT AGAINST A BOSTON MERCHANTS ESTATE.
Charles Craft HOlbFOOk, merchant OF Bos-
ton in January 1859 charged his wie with inhdelity,
and she made eOHntcFchaTges. compromise was
made under which Mrs Hobrook was TO have an annual
allowance and Mr. HobToOk to pay for the mante-
nance OF his minor children His wife left his house
with her three daughters For Mr. HOihr0Ok
denied the legitimacy OF the youngest caught ier but
finally received her as ns child He, however, Mrs Ho
brook declares failed utterly to pay the canus on him
under HE agreement. and long Irrigation esatd, end
ing in a divorce. Mr. HObFOOk remarked ana OleU III
November So leaving bis second wife his cXecutX.
HIS first wife sued ns estate, under the asreen6 MT for
expenses IN the education and support 0i her diG
ieF. In her testimony she says she was put 10 the
greatest straits 10 bring up her children yet succeeded
and al are now well married Tie case referred 10
Judge T. l. Fancher who has reported IN favor Of the
first wife TO the Of 81 307 52, and Judgment
entered yesterday, on his report, IN tie County
-
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Gffnrelon5.

OF OWNERS, Woodlawn Ccmetery.-Th
Harlem H. H. issue excursion tickets 10 WOODLAND 10
90 cents for the round t1p.
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Jff dream.

CUSSELLS ICE CREAM. .....,,., ,,s
A successful Ot q years has given J. SSflIH
ICE CREAM reputation foT purity richness ana haNoi u
S Church the trade 2j cents per quart TO
ia'n'''''' - - - u BGiLE HOUSE and o29 GTH.AvE
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Oeean 9IeGmers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AAEHI
CAN FLAG. Sailug CyeTN THIKSDAN from Philadelphia
CASPIAN sails THURSDAY. May =, calling al Halifax
PED STAR liNE.-rO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Bslian and UnIe statss a SAILING seui-
monthly alternately from Philadelphia aud Ncw-Nnrk
SWITZERLAND salls WEDNESDAY,. May :. a. NJ
For rates passage and other information apply TO
PETER Wright & = 1NS General Accuts, .
3O7 walnut -t pii!9IHpuIa 81 BT1liway, Sew York
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place. NewIoTk
FOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.-
L The Iiyerpool ana GTsai Weston steam Company .
United states Mai steamers cave Pier %. y. r..
WISCONSIN -. TSBAY suril 80. . =.
NEVADA. n ESDAN MAY Z, - m
WYpM ..........Il ISDAi. NRN -. =.
Iassq-r So and According rtttefODu,
Steeracr. SZG: intermediate, sip
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY
T.. lesser aid Na4Ia-uT.
TUESDAY, WEDN ESDAY and THURSDAY.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS OF N r. DiLl's
BIG BONANZA! ! BIG BONANZA
and of the regular season
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3
Of Mile Al EE and LCr COuuany OF 81 rs's anG
her farewell Appearances peT departure Europe
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS and SATURDAY
MATINEE 2t Q. " LA MARJOLAINF"
Monday May G, La VIE PARislENNE" Iuestay, May
PARFU aEU sE" Thursday, MAY .. La FfLLl. DE- NM
ANGOT." Friday. May TO- LA PERlCHOLE." saturday.
Matinee MAY H. "GIltOFLEGIROFLA." Satuniay even
ing. May IL. IA VIE PARISIENE."
The evening prices during Mile AIMFES engagement VIII
he: Genera Admission, 81 Reserved oreiostgi aud
DRESS Circle ~ so Balcony 80 cents Reserved balcony
10 Matinee pIlCes GeLeral A. mission 90 cenis Ie
.NrdN eat
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Ciip. properip 60 fet.

Giip. properln 60 Eel.
A DESIRABLE floor in brOwn-st front,
~ Beekman place. 5OtIstj American family; go per
mouth.
4 RARE CHANCE for physician or den
~ tst ali or mart OF foHrs0ry house near 5th-aye. In
qnire Of PAINTER 80 West i6thsL
80 A LEXANDRA," northwest corner olst-st.
~ and Gthaye. Elegant suites 9i aPailmtnst 70 Ti ~
building every imprOy Apply 10 theJANiTOH
on premises. --------------
4 LOWER PART-Front and back parlors
~ two bedruoms tront aud back basement with ped
roO bath stationary tubs and cold water sss hItures
Sc. s35 per month 100 East 5lss near Lexington
A PRIVATE family owning their own house
IN would second GDd third boors uDiurlshel con
venences for hight housekeepn c9nhlsng O s9l en-
rent spOOa year. Address PRIVATE 1nbuno uptown of
ice, l,43s broadway.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM, with c0mmodious
"A closets and running water on third moor en
posuie let with uhexcepOnable board 10 gentleman
anG vile house and neigbOrhood hrstclass Gan ~ Zol
West i5thst
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30

\ = IttFII I'I0'h''II' 9''''|'@
I STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR RIO DFIANEfRO, TOUCHING n ~, llilHs'f'
PARA. PERNANBj Co. AND BAHIA, TO LAND
MAILS AID PASSfNGEE~
The hrstcass ron steamship CIT OF hip 80 ni
FIEO o. 100 ousl Captain MCr, viii sail ir "" '"''
potts SATURDAY May g. at p No. Freieht nj 10" i"''
taEen Tor the ab0ye t,orIs
F0r rriyht engagements, passage having elegant M
"i'' c. II MALLORY = GO. Agents,
30. I5S Madcnlnne, y. y.
Tho pey fon steamshlp CITY or PARA viii follow the
+, 0f
New-York tribune., 1878-04-30
GEsM$EEJRAiIlz IEANSAILASTTlc ,vr2 COMPANY

Pier Ot Company No ~ NOrh llveT, ioO 81 AOri'n-st
VILE DE IN VlS. Sanril We'd NAV .. 80 o. ~
ST LAURANT. Lichcsnrz Wednesday NAV 10 hH
IAEI,IDDR San"lrr.. .-. siar Nav ] B.. 8 %. NJ
r4rErd anus do sfcccSae plsssuEttr
ron ircgh and passage Rt PuhariiiA apply 10 AloD@'
ShOweil Chesnuf u. -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-20
Mrs. ConneIly,s Cow.

Chicago had COW once, Mrs. O'Leary's
COW. st. Paul has a COW, Mrs. Connelly's
COW. Poundmaster Mitchell is willing to
swear he never saw such heifer in all his
life, and is ready to prophesy that dire ca
lamlly will result to somebody or something
yet from the cow. He's been victim, as it
were, himself already. Not long since, as in
duty compelled, he arrested the COW at large
near Fourth and Rosabel streets. Mrs. Con
nelly arrested him. That is, he was unable
to get away with the COW, while Mrs. Con-
nelly came near getting away with
him. Yesterday the COW was chewing her
cud, in violation of an ordinance, on pub
lie highway. The officer tried to take her
in. The Connolly faction didn't observe it
that way. Bartlett Connolly, Mary, his Sis
ter, and other members of the family who
dilute their coffee with the tactical fluid of
the bovine, pitched to head the COW off.
They completely headed the officer off. One
James Nash, small boy, friend of the fam
lily, helped to divert the officers attention,
while the COW was diverted away. All three
and Mrs. Connolly was brought into court
to the extent of serving warrant Mrs
Connolly didn't produce her daughter be.
cause "Judge, your honor, she is of a ner-
vous temperament Jim Nash was dis
charged, and the others were told to come
up to be judicially pumped on Monday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-20
NOW ELECT HIN.

The Fourth Ward meeting last evening
was grand success, and afforded Mr.. Hodges
an opportunity to appear before the con-
stituency which will pass upon him at the
ballot box. Mr.. Hodges proved abundantly
able to defend himself from his traducers.
He proved himself to be, what his intimate
friends have known from the beginning, the
right man to lead the onslaught upon the
nefarious Washburn ring. No slang whang
ing of Bill Kings, no dictatorial newspapers,
no combination of thieves can intimidate or
deter him from his purpose. He is waging
battle that the people OF st. Paul cannot
prosperity of the whole State is at stake,
and there has been nothing for years in
which st. Paul has such vital interests. The
commercial center of the State is
dependent upon the prosperity of the
producers The question for ST..
Paul to determine is whether she will stand
by the people, Hodges as the repre-
sentative of the people-and her own inter
ests or whether she will sustain Bill King,
Bill Washburn and the entire ring of wheat
and pine land thieves. The defeat of Mr..
Hodges would be formal declaration to the
people of the State that st. Paul abandoned
them to the tender mercies of the thieving
ring which is taking their very hearts
blood.
Voters of the Fourth Ward, you have a
great and serious responsibility upon you.
You can make or unmake this city. The
election of Mr.. Hodges means that st. Paul
will see that these wrongs are righted. Not
only the interests of humanity, but self inter
est demands his triumphant election. You
cannot afford to array this city on the side
of Bill King and the rings. You ruin your
property as we'll as disgrace yourselves and
the city by pursuing such course.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-20
IN INSULT TO ST. PAUL.

Every city and county in the State should
aim to send men to the legislature loyal to
the locality which they represent. AS a
rule, this is done, but if the Republican party
in st. Paul can succeed, this city will have
men who represent another city instead of
the one whose ballots they secure. There
never was greater insult offered to ST.
Paul than the nomination of Stanford
Newell for Senator and r. Barden for Rep
resentative.
Newell is tony young man of the kid
glove order, who, having been born with a
silver spoon in his mouth, looks with con-
tempt and scorn upon those who have to la
Dor for living. He has no interests in ST.
Paul, on the contrary he is resident of ST..
Anthony, now part of Minneapolis,
and only assumes to reside in st. Paul
for the purpose of being elected
to the Senate. For years he has been in the
habit of maintaining his residence with rela-
tons at Minneapolis, running back and
forth on the cars. If he votes in st. Paul
1t is quite recent, and he is, to all intents
and purposes, resident of Minneapolis,
with no shadow of interest in st. Paul.
Barden, the candidate for Representative,
is resident of st. Paul, but since his recent
disloyalty to the city his nomination is also
an insult. 1t is notorious that as one of the
managers of the Stock Breeders Association
he pooled in with Bill King and against the
city, which he now asks to send him to the leg
islature. He devoted all his energies and such
stock as he possessed, to make Bill King s
fair success, and to destroy the State Fair
at st. Paul. This was his privilege. We
find no fault with it, but we do find fault
with his irnpudent attempt to secure a seat
in the legislature to represent this city.
1t is sweet scented pack that the Re
publicans of Ramsey County offer on their
legislative ticket.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-20

the legal election day in Iowa is on the 9Th
day of November, and that persons chosen
on any other day are not properly or legally
elected. AS to the right of Congress to
change the day of holding elections in any
State the federal constitution is explicit. It
provides that 'the times, places and m inner
of holding elections for Senators and Repre-
sentatives shall be prescribed in each State
by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress
may, at any time, By zaao, make or alter such
regulations, except as to the places of choos-
ing Senator's - It is probable that the pre-
cedent established IN the case of Belford, of
Colorado, at the last session, in which the
same questions were at issue, will be fol-
lowed by the next Congress in the case Of
the iowa members elected last Tuesday who
may apply for admission.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-20
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
The Announcements Which Should Guide
Sinners TO-DAY.


Sinners To-Day.
Unity Church-Services at 1890 A. NJ. Ser
mon by w. G. Gannett. Sunday school at 1915.
Central Presbyterian, Cedar street near capt.
tol-hev VIM. McKibben pastor. Preaching
at 1880 A. N. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sabbath school at
1915 P. NJ.
A. NJ. b. church, Odd Fellows Block-Preach-
ing: Morning at 1920; afternoon at 8: in the
evening at ESQ. ii. Simons, pastor. All are
invited to attend.
Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal
twelfth street, corner of Cedar-NIorning SER
vice, II o'clock; evening service, 7:30. VIM.
Cox Pope. B. D., rector.
Rev. John Stafford breaches in the First NJ.
3. church at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday school at
u NJ Free seats. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. No evening service.
St. Paul church EpiscopaD corner Ninth
and Olive streets-Rey. E. s. Thomas, rector
Holy communion, $50 A. NJ; services II A. NJ,
and 7:30 P. n /; Sunday school, 2: 80 P NJ. Ali
sittings free in the evening.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church,
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Rev. E. G. Mitchell, pastor. Services
at 1890 A. NJ; Sunday school at 1880 A. NJ
Subject of sermon, 1.-The influence of clrcum-
stances in the formation of our character
Plymouth church, corner Wabashaw street
and Summit avenue-Usual service at 0:30 A.
IL, Gill Z. Nj ItedCuiDS DY the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Dana. Morning subject God ask
ing for us;' evening subject, ..Apprehending
Gods plan" Strangers and others cordially
invited.
First Presbyterian church, corner of Lafay-
cite avenue and Woodward street-Regul r
services at 1890 A. n. and 1880 P. NJ. conducted
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Conn Subject of
morning sermon: Christian Prudence |.
Cor, tx, %. Evening subject: ''Neglecting the
Great Salvation" Heb iiS3. Sunday school
at IL NJ. Strangers and those having no church
home are particularly invited to these services.
7. NJ. C. A. SERVICES.
Jail service at 2 P. II. Service at County
hospital ct 3 P. II. Sunday school at Dayton
Bluff chapel P. NJ, c. W. Hackett, superin-
tendent. Young Mems bible class at the rooms
at P H., conducted by the general secretary.
Lesson-advance international series-''The
Rich Man and lazarus Luke Is, 10, 81. All
young men and strangers in the city cordially
invited.
Monday, 80 P. NJ, young mems gospel
meeting at the rooms (Odd Fellows building,
corner Fifth and Wabashaw) to be conducted
by MIR. j. G. Pinkney. of New York city. Union
bible students class for Sunday school teachers
and others at 80 P. NJ at the rooms, conduct
ed by Rev. Samuel Conn, d. D.
Friday, 80 P. NJ, prayer meeting at Dayton
Bluff chapel.