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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

Tub MANHATTAN AsIi,HI toNrANi,t
Nm .l,. Ice eIaurr - - =. y
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREt TORS
o.. tl. company Wi. held az the otico, 80 Irving
place oL MONDAY. January .5 = -. t9l5 open rom
81 !. a IL. JAMES " SMITH. -eDret4ry.
OFFICE Oh THE BROADWAY INSURANCE CoMptNL
NFW-NoRH Jan. 3. $50. :
TFHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
OF tins COMPANY Inspectors OF the next elect on
held Office OF the Company, No lJr BROAD way
EUN EsDAl. 18TH INST, between tile hours OF Il W.
and . L. II $500. ,,.-, -. -, s....-
The NEN-YugR ELEVATED RAILROAD co.. >EcRETAEY ASD
IRE -JIlIa.- OFFICE. 40 = BROADWAY
NRV. OEK. Jan g. 1879. }
THE regular ANNUAL MEETING OF the
1 -ocklntoIs " this company for eieCtug THIRIEEN
DIRECTORS 10 serve The ehsuns year ana io other plr
bc 'h- Office pi fl "lUpauv. NOT BROAD
NtN. ou ti- SECOND TUESDAY 81 JANUARY ln-t
La. T. SO. n NDON. P1s open ~ - o'clock No.,
.g close at O'Clock III. The trausrr books Will De- re-
'P vi G !. A. COMING. Secretarv.
UNITED STATES DEBT-Exports and I'm
( port.-Iuteru Revenue Receipts sc.
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at the Nininger homestead, of apples of the
Duchess of Gutenberg variety. Tho apples
being intended for exhibition it would not be
just to 60 on and describe them in detail, but
we will say that for size, beauty of coloring,
smoothness of surface and delicacy of flavor,
they will DO hard to beat.
Yesterday Washington Humphreys was ar
raigned in the municipal court fer stealing q
jewelers. wise from Holloway, of the Sixth
ward, the day before. The docket reads that
MIR. Humphreys got forty days in Jail for his
vlse-ous conduct. Mr.. Humphreys, on his way
to Jail to take in the forty days. met an acquaint
ance. Mr.. N. Duohesne, of the pillow works, was
the party, and right glad was he to SEQ Wash
lngton; but Wash wasn't at all pleased to be
recognized. Duchesne went on to relate that
he had met Humphreys near Seventh street
bridge Sunday night. Humphreys had assault
ed him and attempted to rob him. Duchesne' q
cries brought police assistance, but not in time
to capture the assailant, he escaping in the
darkness of the night. Duchesne is certain of
his man. He went to the municipal court to
sec what he could do about making Humphreys
face the music, but was content when told be
had forty days to serve in Jail, and before the
expiration of that time the grand jury would
meet. Humphreys is a bad man, who could dc
the State more service in the peuitentiary thar
out of it, even if Pillsbury would lose a vote
by it,
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AMANDA;S ESCAPADE

Thin Story Told by Country Girl.
There was bit of scare yesterday, shared by
Mrs. Olsen, OF Sixth street, near Cedar, and Whit
como, the restaurateur, of Seventh street, near
Wabasbaw, over the unaccountable disappear
ance OF young girl named Amanda Charlotte
Larson. She is Mrs. Olsen's niece, and was
nlred as domestic by the Whitcomb's
Amanda was just from the country. Tuesday
evening she engaged for yesterday morning with
the Whltcombs. Yesterday morning she left
her aunt's' to go to her employers. but she
didn't get there until almost nightfali. few
hours after her disappearance, INQUIRIES were
instituted by Officer Clouse for the girl, and it
was learned that she or some other girl yery
much like her had been seen near the corner Of
CEDAR and Seventh streets early in the morning.
A portly looking dame, handsomely dressed. had
approached her, and together they had gone off,
Inc superstition was quickly entertained that
the girl had become victim of procuress,
and much uneasiness and alarm was felt by
Mrs. Olsen, her aunt. However, about 3
clock 2. N. the girl came back to her aunt,
and relates this SIS her adventure !:
sho reached the corner of Sew.
enth and Cedar streets and there, owing to
the number Of market wagons and general
hub bub, abe became confused and didn't
know her way. She approached lady, asked
her the way to Whitcomb's, and was led by this
person to her own house. and there put to
work. The girl says tho waman who took her
IN charge and put her to work was Mrs. Month,
reading on Seventh street, near Cedar. Aman-
da says about noon she literally kicked against
staying with Mrs. Monti and stepped out. She
found her way to her aunt's, and later, went to
the Whitcombs where at nightfall she was
getting in the fag end of days work very
cOntentedly,
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IN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT

Col. Robertson Chosen as the Democratic
Commissioner for tho Selection of j urors
In the United States Courts.
On Tuesday evening Judge r. r.. Nelson sent
note to Col. D. A. Robertson, informing him
that after due deliberatio, he had decided to
appoint him-the colonel being agreeable-as
the commissioner on the part of the Democrat.
ic party to assist the clerk of the court in
drawing the juries in the United States courts
under the provisions of the recent act of Con
gress. 1t will be remembered that in repeating
the test oath for jurors Congress incorporated
an amendment designed to put stop to the
packing of juries in the United States courts 90
prevalent within the past few years, especially
when political questions were liable to arise
for judicial decision. 1t was ordained in each
district person should be appointed from a
political party opposing the one to which the
clerk OF the court belonged, and they together
should Select the grand and petit jurors who
were to serve during each term Col. Robert.
son was surprised at Judge Nelson's preference,
and at first was inclined to refuse the honor
but on consideration of the subject concluded
to accept, though the duties of the position
will probably be onerous. He accordingly sig
nitied his acceptance in brief note last even.
ing: Our citizens generally will approve of
Judge Nelson's selection.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. E. T. Archibald, Dundas, at the Mer
| chants.
Mr. franklin Steele and his family are at th,
| Metropolitan hotel.
DR.. w. l.. Parker, wife and child. Tcnox
Mass, at the Merchants.
Mr. Will E. Turner, of Faribault, was in til,
city yesterday visiting old friends.
Col. Platt B. Walker, Minneapolis, took in q
little city life yesterday by visiting st. Paul.
G. I. Brown, Esq., the wide-awakc sheriff Of
Pembina, d. T., is registered at the Merchants
Capt. Fl. L. Carver is home from an absenet
OF several weeks in the east on business mat.
tiers. '''''''
At the Upman-Victor J. Fricke of Milvau
kee; John j. Cooke of Rochester, and ",
Il. Bradford. of Bismarck.
| II. A. Taylor, familiarly known az s.Hod,'
Taylor, of the Hudson Star and Times, paid st.
Paul a flying visit yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the Merchants yester-
| day: G. 8. Barnes, Glyndon; T. j. Keenev.
Fargo, d. T.; F. r. Seymour, La Crosse: n. g
Howard, Red Wing.
Mr.. D. A. Monfort will leave st. Paul for the
| silver mines in which he is interested in the
Black Hills, on Monday, and calculates to be
| absent about two months.
Mr.; Q. Livingston left the city for a trip up
the Yellowstone as far as Fort Keogh. This,
! owing to the low stage of water, will necessi.
| tate his absence for q month.
At the Metropolitan: E. Ensley and son.
Memphis; A. W. Allen, G. 9. Alien, R. M.
Field, st. Louis; w. G. Taylor, G. s. Tavlor
New York; B. X. Durfee, Decatur Ill.
DR.. 8. Chopin, New Orleans, a name made
familiar throughout the entire country from
his prominent connection with sanitary meas
sures IN New Orleans, is at the Metropolitan.
vel, fa haoRett trveiing missionary Of
Louisville, KY, j, visiting his old time friend
James H. Donnelly, of this city, and will take
in the State fair.
MIR. j. L. Alexander, superintendent of the
city railway, left yesterday for his farm on The
st. Paul 4 Pacific railroad, to attend to thresh.
ing bis wheat. He has about 400 acres of the
staff. which be believes will thresh out at the
rate of twenty bushels to the acre.
Hon. James McHench, Wabsshaw a m.,h.u
of the executive COMMITTEES of the State Aor;.
cultural society. arrived in st. Paul last even.
ing, on his return home from his Martin conntv
farm, where he has been fur month past. M
McHench says Martin county will be represent.
ed at the State fair.
Col. G. W. Griggs and A. G. Foster, ESQ. 70.
ure trip to Canada. When they finished the;r
business they devoted several days to 6shinr
and had q splendid time. Mr., Foster will bs
present at the chamber of commerce next Now.
day morning. and will enlighten the member,
on the subject of minerals, which M. Me-.
Clung's committee is agitating
Messrs Gus. j. Borup and Chas. II. Spencer.
the st. Paul agents of rival fast freiphts lines
leave here tomorrow on q business, Trim ~
Chicago. Their friends-if they have any
may be assured that they will be we'll c.yed
for, as Capt. Turtle, the famous detective h..
been informed of their coming, and will Keen
cOmings, " ouS
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Grand Opening All This Week,

Again, we take pleasure in announcing the
opening of the old reliable 80 Cent Store. Mr..
Dickinson. after being twice burned ont, opens
up TO the public one of the finest assortments
OF good" ever presented in this city. His stock
Is, without question, replete in every detail,
Every want can be here satisfied Ladies will
ind the finest assortment of underwear, hose,
gloves, mitts. shawls, trimmings, collaretts,
ruchlngs, etc. Complete outfits for table use,
including elegantly plated knives. forks,
spoons and casters. Toys, dolls, wagons, tool
OF every description, etc. Whatever NAV be
the want, you will be sure to find it ut the 80
Gent Store. The lady attendants are exceed
ingly obliging and attentive Jealous to please
all who wish to examine this fine stock. Prices
are, without question, the lo,pest to be obtained in
the citu "
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FIVECENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want" and EmplOy.
mGlt Bureau.

Advertisements In this column are published
ct i've cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency Of tho GLOBE q
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, We will publish for twenty-five
cents, . three-lino advertisement, Of Situa.
lions Wanted and Situations Offered, and con.
tinue tho advertisement until the object sought
ior IL accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
the man ont Of work can advertise for situa.
tion until he finds one.
uer line each insertion. '-
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THE CAST:

Ri: Hon. Sir Joseph Porter <. G. B., First Lord of
the Admiralty. MR.. FRANK A. BOWEN
Basso Plymouth Church.
Capt. Corcoran, Commander II. M. S, Finafore
........... -. MR.. JOHN E. INVADE
Baritone Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Ralph Rackstraw, able seaman in love with JOSEF hine
.................... MIR. CHAS. A. KNORR
Tenor Trinity Episcopal Church.
Dick Deadeye, able seaman, MIR. l.. W. RAYMOND
West Chicago Quartette Club.
81 BO0stay, "Bo'sun". MIR. CHAS. F, NOBLE
Oriental and Quaker City Quartettes
Bob Beckett, "Bo'sun's Mate, MR.. AUG. LIVERNIAN
Basso Profundo est. Patrick's."
tommy Tucker. LITTLE SADIE JOHNSON
Sergeant Marines. MIR. STEPHEN RICHARDSON
josephine Capt. Corcoran's daughter, in love with
Temple Sinai and Union Park ConeI Church. :
Little Buttercup the Bumboat Woman.
..................... MISS JESSIE BARTLETT
Contralto Trinity Episcopal Church.
Hebe, Sir Joseph's First Cousin. MISS A. SOMERS
Sixth Presbyterian Church.
sylvia, Sir Joseph's Cousin. MISS MYRA BARRIE
Alto Temple Sinai
Euterpe, Sir Joseph's Sister. MISS A. MITCHELL
D1hEOIoR. LOUIS FALK
Organist Unity (Rev. Robert Collyer' 81 Church
Entirely new and characteristic costumes, Novel
scenic and nautical appointments.
Popular prices Soc, 75c and $l.OO. Reserved seats
on sale Monday morning at box office. 226
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NIacnificent Er,.,..,.,,,,.

Inc knights Templars of this State entertain
their friends most royalty to-day, at Damascus
Gommandery encampment. White Bear Lake.
Inc parade, inspection and review will be an.
perb. and the grand promenade concert in the
evening Will close the festal enjoyments for the
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Trains for Camp Hulburt To-day
Will run az follows: Leave st. Paul S:45, *I1;15
a. M, 2, 4:lO, 6 and 7p. m. Returning leave
the lake TAO a. m ", 1852, *4:55, 7, 8 and 10
p. m. TO and from Third street depot. All
others to and from Union depot, foot sibley
street. >'
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st. Paul Business College.

Complete catalogue. Endorsements direct
from leading business houses. Also, long list
of former students in business will be sent, by
addressing W. A. Faddis, principal, corner
Third and jackson streets, St. Paul, MINI.
Don't fail to send promptly to the "oid leila
ble.''
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The Metropolitan hotel of this city, III its
improved condition in every department. is re-
garded by the travelling public as the best hotel
in the nOrthWest
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A UCTION sALEs-H. s. Fairchild. auctioneer
y will sell on Saturday next, to the highest bidder
-Four Houses and lots in West st. Paul, near the
river just opposite the foot of sibley street. These
with wells, cisterns aud cellars. Can be reached In
I'VE minutes from the Merchants hotel. It is
forced sale and offers rare opportunity to get
cheap home on monthly payments. No limit no re-
serve. Sale on the ground at - is next Saturday
| n. 8. FAIRCHILD,
225-2S Real Estate Agent, ~ Jackson street
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See change of time on the st. Croix. Now
is the time to visit the Dalles; good hotel ac-
Communications at the Dalles. Fare only -
round.trip. $>'
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DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS-C heanest in a.
~ Paul. Best Grocery and Butcher Stand Finest
residence Property; Splendid Vacant Block; First.
l. Lot, 7611OO feet, corner Josette and Rondo sts
2. Dwelling and three lots 5O11OO feet and two
lots 6oxl5O feet, corner Josette and Rondo streets
s. -, Two dwellings,, lot 251l50 corner Minnesota
ana Eleventh streets: Rent at $26 per month.
T. Business, 75x10O, st Peter street Three
houses can be rented for $50 per month.
8. Splendid block between Western and virginia
venues.
subject to worthless tax SALE
Z; 6Oxl5o. corner Washington and Chestnut, lot
y DOCK "a, Rice Irvine, near Irvine Park-$22OO
very cheap. S~'-''
g. Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated, N. X
SW; sW Sec. II, T. %, r. %; three miles from
Drldge; DWELLING barn and well. One-half acre cur
rants seventy-fve apple trees strawberry beds ETC.
ETC. $2,2oO cash. Cheapest property in the market
street. " 10.
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4 T AUCTION-The lot on southwest corner Third
"A street and Hoffman avenue, Thursday, 18th inst,
at u O'Clock. It will pay well to build four houses
on this lot fronting on Hoffman ave. Il. s. FAIR
CHILD, Real Estate Agent. 222.26
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M1sCELLANEoUs.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON. honaa .nd
L sign painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. "a
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PAINTING.

ERANK r. GROUT-Every description of Sion
Il Painting, cloth signs, metal signs, glass signs.
wood signs; standard, unapproschable Prices Ia
suit. No. liz East Third street, near jackson. 81
Paul. 0o0-9sO
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NTANTED-Horse to use for his keep this win.
w ter, or to buy one cheap. Address sW F. >
GLOBE Office. 926.
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EOR SALE-Six target rifles and targets; all In
Il good order. Apply at Novelty shooting gallery
Jackson street between Fifth and sixth. 22l-2D
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Excursion to Camp Hulburt, White Bear
Lake.
Closing of the encampmeut Of Damascus
Commandery, Tuesday, Aug. 49, Grand pa
rade of all the Communicates in the State. In
spection and review by the grand commander
ana staf Promenade concert in the evening.
Don't fail to be present at the grandest fete Of
| the season.
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See $25,CO0 in want column.

Wanted, men to work on Fort Smelling
bridge. Apply at the work
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OU to 1s4s.s sa1y
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, q you may
prefer IN tracts Of 100 to $40 acres Chip
Pews, Pope and Stevens counties, for sale BY
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SUMNER RESORTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
English and Classical School.

The third year of this school will open MONDAY,
SEPT. 9th, 1879, and close FRIDAY, JUNE 18th.
1880, with vacation of two weeks at Christmas. and
another of one week at Easter.
The school embraces two departments, primary
NJ, and the latter from 80 P. M. so 4 go I'M.
The undersigned has associated with himself for
the next year Miss Rose G. swart for eight years
.eacner IN the state Normal school, Oshkosh Wiscon-
SIN, Mr.. +. G. Carel, teacher of French, and Miss
Barry, teacher of drawing
Terms: Primary department. $50 per annum Ad.
vanced, $50 per annum, payable in three equal in
charges whatever. Pupils received by the year only
Further information can DO obtained of the under
honery Co., from IL A. M to IL NJ, on and after An
gust 25th. School building, corner of Fifth and
Franklin streets. P. O. Box, 1867.
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FOR SALE.

nor sALE-An adjustable cutoff. slide valve en-
CINE cylinder, 1924, in good running order. Can
be seen running at elevator upper Third street.
2O4* w. s. ZIMMERMAN, Manager.
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HERE YOU MAY WASH AND BE CLEAN
LII ELEGANT LINE OF FANCY TOILET
on Saturday, Aug. 3Oth, at O'Clock p M, an Gle.
CANT line of fancy toilet soaps, consisting of the
following favorite brands: Mammoth dlycerine
Bouquet, Mammoth Honey Bouquet, Mammoth Rose
Geranium Bouquet, Patchouly, Verbena Turtle Oh,
Dat Meal, Rose, OK Marrow, Honey Bouquet Glycer-
Inc Bouquet. Melted Honey and Glycerine Bouquet,
White CASTLE, BARRIERS Pure Shaving, Mammoth
Bath, Graham's Fayorite, Standard, Gem, Boz
hemian, Surprise and variegated. These soaps are
strictly pure and are the best grades known to the
trade. They are to be sold on account of the con-
signor, and will be cold in fair manner to the
highest bidder. p T. KAVANAGH. ~
225 223 Commission Auctioneer, SO E. Third st.
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In tho Country.

STRANGER-Ifyo you want any good farming LAND
- write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. pau1 MIMI n,
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REAL EsTATE-In the Citv.

lave desirable residence lots for sale on cas-,
l. TERMS and to those who will erect house I vii
give time on part or the whole of the purchast
price. o. L. LAMPREY 1os.
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WANTED-Buyer for the celebrated Emerson.
w Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phsetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, Wabashaw
street. Is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country. All correspondence promptly answered.
and work fully warranted. u. CREIGH,
13S' 49, General Salesman
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WANTED-To borrow $4,000 to S2,5oO on first
w class improved lower town property. Address
J. j., this Office. 226.
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@zC,UUV, sued on September 10Th ne next, b,
the Home Building society, to parties wishing to Dor
row. Interest low and terms of payment easy. The
amount paid for rent will build you house. Apply
to John Dowlan, president, or T. A. Prendereast
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HOTEL FOR sALE-Oue Of the best having
Ill hotels in this State, well advertised and very
popular Lease furniture, and good WILL for sale at
bargain Address box $685. P. o., st. Paul 1865
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE sECUR1-
I'll TY-The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee Jig prepared to take all
strictly rst-class loans that may Offer upon real
sofa, on to years time, at lowest current rates of
in terest Application may be made to @. T. BUELL.,
IL East Third street, st. Paul, Clum Drew,
Winona. 1a5.oo7
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Hotel Site For Sale.

HOTEL SITE FOR Splendid location for a
summer resort, beautiful lake, fine hunting and
tsh1ng. Railroad station within Il mile. Only six
miles from St. Paul and Minneapolis; or satisfactory
arrangement will be made with any one who wishes
to build and keep ahotel Address, A. K. BARNUM,
st. Paul, MINI. 2O1 -oao
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BOARDING.
TO LOAN.

DRlVATE BOARDING With or without rooms, al
J. IA Robert street. MRS. j. s. PECK. 214
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HORSES CARRIAGES &c.

HORSE FOR SALE OR TRADE-I will sell nv
Ill bay horse Charlie, cheap for cash, or trade for
heavier horse. He is quiet and gentle. Any child
can drive him. Can trot mile in less than three
NELLY, 80 Minnesota street. 2l9.
dor SALE VERY CHEAP-Horse, buggy. har-
II ness and saddle. Address K. B., GLOBE Office
OFT. = " y 1900. ~N-NS'
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DARTNER WANTED In Lake hotel, already es-
l. tablished, and doing first-class business, Lo-
cation near to St. Paul and Minneapolis, on railroad
line. Five to ten thousand dollars required. No
better opportunity has been offered to an enter
prising man to make money. Address B. W. LAKE,
GLOBE othce 2O4-234
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
--7-----------
AUCTION SALES.

HOUsEHoLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-I
O'Clock A. NJ, al the furniture contained in the resi-
dence No 70 Mississippi street. consisting in part Of
one parlor set upholstered in brown reps one marble
top center table, black walnut extension table, one
black walnut chamber suite, bedsteads, whatnot,
cnalrs tables, cooking and heating stoves carpets
lounges, bedding, crcckeryware, etc.. etc.
p. T..KAVANAGH,
210.2t Commission Auctioneer
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good woman cook. Good wages and
restaurant, Saltwater 40.
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WANTED-Washers and ironers at Albertson,s
w =. y: d. Laundry, SO East Third street, (up
stairs Steady work guaranteed. ola:
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SITUATIONS oFFERED-remaley.

WANTED-A girl to do general housework a
w Mrs. Sewall's, Carroll street, between Arunde
anu MacKuDlns 2l3*
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WANTED-Ag girl for general housework, 90 Mis-.
W sissippi street. Soa4
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WANTED girl for general housework. at "a
w Dayton avenue. 1INt
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Stores,
PARTNERS WANTED,

WANTED-Ap partner with $1,000 in an already
w established business. Object, to increase the
same No debts. Address W. W., through GLOBE
222'
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WANTED-Man cook, cabinet maker, baker, two
~! teams. Steady work. Several partners. Es
tablished business. Large or small capital. Al
streets. ooe ~