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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING,

A cont which wAs f0slia Wednesday
uycnlng on tho links of thu river l'acls Of tho
North chicngv lla!lmg Mills, shortly after
cries fur lrlr were heard tY so'uo Of tim
work'ncn. w'ss last,nIgIt identified by Mrs.
William Arn4t, :. "f No. . l'jssell
street, ,Wliose l,,sshul.l WIS employed NJ
the init, mil win Ind been ,iiisslns
ever sil!cG lMy..ay. The trseks il! the: shaw
l!etlr where thu, c0nt WIS fGl,,ml Indicated
that the man lI;ul walked utf iptn ttiu river,
ient spree, md his wlio astVls fully sa,Isllr.
That lin, either goil,H, 10 .0r from w1rs, fell
Into tho wuter ind Nus drowned. l'ho btnly
wus hit recovered. md was likely IT, 10 car-
r!stl under tl.s lea further t',rli tho river.
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there was decline Of q to ~. Union Ia.
ctfc4 tho telegraph shares, tho Granger antl
coal stocks, n1Ml the trunk-llno shares wero
lnoSt conspicuous It tho downward move
incnt. At tho SECOND cali therc was lirtncr'
feeling ailtl general recovery III i t0 =
Union 1acfac fuff Of from 11,L, 10 tlU, anil
rerovcrctt to 1st. Central l'act'1u advanced
to III afitl declined to Vl5{. Nnrtl,ern 1'acile
fell oif lo :s'>6, ANIL rafietl to :}s9( Thu ,nnr-
ket WITS dectdcttfy stronger, and fm,rnycs
upon tho second cali, with recovery III
quotations ranging from Il to a2( from tho
lower rnlso Of prices. unIon l'neItic had I.
rally Ut el9. Coal shares wrre considerably
improved. Western UnEom wns Irregular on
tho announcement that
nl:rUs HATCH
had Begin mn injunction sl,it ngafnst tho lei
cgraph consolidation. Union l'ncl!Ic rallied.
Rock lsfatltt further advanced. 1'ncilic Mail,
l'nlsn Shore, Northwestern, mil C1,jcngut
burlington, IL Quincy rose. There was sren,
activity in tho sinrc-lfst towards tho close,
u1h tho ttcalfngs were characterized by II
hstoynnt tunc Prices advanced !; to AZ ncr
cent III tic rniro list, with tic 1nciilc I,ail-
ruat shares, Northwestern, st. lnnl, tho
trunk slnrs, and Ontario L. Western ~ the
features. There w.ls SONS strong buying Ut
81. l'nul IL 0nlnln preferred t.lttny, up Ia
107, l1sed on tho taet tlut It Is sel'lAg l"wcr
tan ,1i,y other pur cent sluckf and tic tliyi.
tsei,sss ntc pail quarterly.
N.sl1.tsUAD NoSns
were less active tAn tlsstnl 6f fntc, anil prices
were Irregular. Erie new second cnt,snls
llllctuatctl between l0i11 and tM. boston,
Hartford Il Ertc Ilrsts ruso from h191< 10 ai;ll,
asut rcactetl TO hadMtI5. Columbus. Chiraga
Il itdlana Central Incomes fell nit tn 1:ittstN
T>tl; Iron Mountain srcoll.,s do to sa,l, ;
International !trsts to 1O!tI; lake
Eg!n Il Western incomes to 70; 81.
l'au', la Crosse Division, firsts
to l.I1; st. l'an' II Minneapolis iirs:s tn 1o!';
Michigan Southern simku; fHtafs to ttEttt1;
aMt Snrtll Missouri lrsts tn III; whllu
Louisville Il Nashville sccnrds rnso, To 1D7;
Lake Sl,oru registered seconds to III; Nnrtl,-
ertl l'actlIc fllsts tn ll:lI1; 'lu s1king-fnhls
to l!s1,HI; 1'eoria, Drcatar IL Evansville in
ro'Ists to 1fit5: 1rn Mountain ilrsts 1tO; nmi
ka,'sns IL Texas sGcuhls to 10. st. pa,t[
! 7:'l3 hnsids rose tn lsia{, and reacted IL ri.
It WIS rcpureu OIL tho street t],s afternoon
that tin
NEGOTIATIONS Tt,t 4 CONSOLIDATION
If tho Union aml Central 1'nclii, Railroads
l,ntl t,te,s renewed. A(nry tlllnk tho lscnsl-
}ng difficulty Is l,ell,g prolonged for tho t,,-
ptlsu Of atiItlg plans by wllicl, tic Atlantic
IL t'ra, Western connections with tho lsensi-
Ing fund md thu t;raisu Trunk I,nilrnal Of
Cuna.la Gan bo fnr,nrst iht0 1lew through
rDl.te, which will becn,liu II competitor If tho
Pennsylvania Central, alM to s.,,Ilu cxtcut
with tilt Erie Company. Authorities MI
t!Iis subject u.lnit that son!D such
Ssteme Is untlcr way. Western Uninn
WIS 1tfEcr MI the announcement of tile rnii-
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. . EIfFTINfH{N }TfF,
4 50lyntl feltaw ualao dnwG fr,,tt, tho lu0uut-
altia Just Dfuru Christmas IT, slcs.l tic hn,iitya
VI surn.l4ehtg. jtccuu!iug tIte.l nr (Aotttig It
at,o,'t ;hs stty ha Eot !n!e stree. t.sF. a
ahoul.l ,lcntslt l,ia fire, llu .lroptrtl therein
trude unr.. Theu BY deu,asi.ls hls ch,Il,Ke, bl.t
thu driver trmcl hlsn hp gellllI t ~ niui py
unless hn bud pai.l tllo coin I" hltn. lr ttIt,
tho usd fulIsy wits ~ ,aElesna. Ills .!nltnr w,ts
q thn box mil b." hull ~! st''w tu Hus it mi.
Fthnlly< <hc solved tho !Ir0blun OF getting utcm
With tho l!ailr.a't. tuinpnny Is notifying lho
driver ttutt 10 would nsp'up ti9 u,pt,ry ho PM
i, H. tho tox u slsss nls b. d.! ty re!italuF q
Df whisky .nl q, lu,,ch 1t crackers unl ci.pcso,
tho QlA fellow ha4 u Yls4!u ull ~ h!,laeis,
, 1881-01-21

sptetat DtsiaseA to The chteago Tribune.
NEW i0l,K, Jun. .0.-Tle cutting OF rates
begun by the Pennsylvania 1lailrmul COM
pany scrernt weeks ngs', TT order to cnntrol
,eimmlgrAnt passenger trAllie tl1r0ugi,
Guu(ett, assumed Il HOW lenture to-day. 'flsc
first. reduction niatte wrs 70 1icr cent. Sub
ss.Vuently Il rc'luctiun Ut 30 per cunt wus
i!nslc, anl tn-tlny Tho ticket agents or
"l0Ukers" III Cnstfe tiartlen werc authorized
10 sell tickets over tho Pennsylvania Road to
cninleting pIints ut 10 per cent bclnw tho
sellc.lule rates for tltrti-class passcngers
wlm buy their ticketsnt East 10 Garden. This
reduction does INT. apply to outside offices,
hui 1t Is sat,l that
OTHER rEurI.E THAN 1M,lI0NASTs
arc getting tho mlct Of thu reduction. 1t
Is asserted that sTec,liators, generally known
M sca!pers3'' visit C;stie t;Artlen upon tho
arrival ut tho Immigrants, and employ
them tn purchase Tickets 10 points
hcyoml rIttshurg, where local rates en,l,
md then iako them to outstte Offices,
where They srll them at rates below tho
schedule unI mnkc II fair profit. Immigrants
soi,g to 1'ittsburg, To Which the fayc IL s7.l0
nre often advised TINT they cai, save: inplley
by purchasing tickets 10 competing poimta
t'nylisl. as they can yet thc,n ut u rate briow
that to l'tttSbllrK,
, 1881-01-21

NEW Yoya. Jun. ao.-Arrfscl, tho steam-
slip City 1t Chester, troal i.tycrlnoi,
OnEESsrowS, inn. :1.-Arrlyetl. The Me-
~fftla, front Srw Ynrk,
New f'ultK,. Jar. ::0.-Arriycl, tho 7.
Calniul, truln lsoltertlNMs ulu NcAcrland,
from Antwerp.
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PACIFIC RAILROADS.
TIE iIUMUtsa,

Spfttnf Dfspafth 10 7nt Chicago 7sfblne.
NEW YntlK, jim. IA rtmor tint TIN
Union 1'aciic md Central Pacific lsnIlrontl
Companies hal consolidated, ur TINT MI nr.
ra'ssclnent for their consolidation was IN tho
ryc Of completion, WIS revived tn.tlay un
Waff street. e. r. Huntingdon. Tfcc.l'rcst-
.lemt Of tho Central 1'aclic 1,nt!roa,l
WIS callc,l oil ut his llolse, uttd
questioned In regarl 10 thu r,tt,or. "tri,cro
t., NJ far rs know. noihing new TN tho mat.
ter," replied Mr.. Huntington. "No new
'hosemcn: las been ,umIe fur twu or thrcn
months. At TINT line IL proposition was
,H1slc. but 1tcat,n to Mnthing. i tl,cr with
drew LID offer l,ad n,a.lc.'
"l"n refer tu the proposition that WIS SUBJ
,nilted 10
FREDERICK l.. AMEs
s,1l't tho other DuslUh I,lr.eiurs9"
" Yes, Mr.. AlI,cs met lis, alnt discussed tho
n.lvlsabIl!ty NJ consolidating tho iwp rpalIs.
Tilcrt Eal he iln .tollht but that It woui,l bo
IN tho advantage Of botll' Interests to
'aye cD11sp1hlnt1n',. butt tho Union
Pacific people tlul't sccm to khow
exactly wla. They want. aIr. Anus tools
l'orIc with him TIC .r,,ft Ut proposed ngnc-
ntent, md un tho following day
II WINS published. 'rlty ,,scd IL
only to butt tlIcr stock. Within thu
last few days su.lie persu,s lasr called VI
M, md have taliett i,stlefinft'y aluut cuts-
snli.satiol,. hut they 'had hot tho palers nrt,
being unauthorized, tl.Gir talk amounted 10
lOthlng. Mr. Hau!tl Informed lln Il few
s!ays aqas tint lie llad suld nil
his stock TT tho uMio1t I'aci1lc Company.
fhis Is to he regretted, ',ecalsc / huyo Ill
ways fu',sHt At Gonitl to In It g0ot( inafi to
ntret ilhttr circumstances SfluIInr tn
, 1881-01-21
AETI-CONSOT1DATIOE.
RuFus HATCH Fla1trtSa THE CHEAT TEI.t:-
HitAltIt .ftllt
AN ACTIVE OPENING,

7 AZ ACIIFF UFESgXI.
Spsttas Htseateh to 1h< tal.si5, 1rtbun4.
. NEW yoi;k, Jan. 2o..-1te stuck ,nnrkek
o,'cnc't acs!su urd buoyant, Will. a genrrQ!
ndyahca IN prices. but tbs Improvement was
afterwards tost, a1ad, under q pressuru to ae!l,
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His Fav0rit Law to Punish Vile and
Woman Beatcrs al. the Whip.
p1ng-Post.
Conversation Regarding tha Consolidation
of tho Union and Central Pacific
Railroads.
Organization OF thc 1ri,ittnkcr Court
Martini, ami lis ADJOURNMENT
to Feb. 8.
The Rev, DR.. Vandyke Riddles a Re
cent Defense Of T. Dc Witt
Talmage.

Talmage.
AETI-CONSOL1DATION.
RuFus HATCH F1H1trISH Till: CHEAT TE1.t;-
HitAIIt .iflt.
Special FipatIeh IN 77r f.ateuoo Trtbuns.
NEW YonK, Jnr. :0.-TIc Telegraph nnna'-
ganat.oli Is the topic everywhere III tuwll. ln
general tlle impression concerning 1t Is Tint
1t Is movement fur tIln organization Of II
gigantic monopoly. nltt tllcrn are ,stulcrc,sr-
rent r,,,1lors that the ca1,st,l,lat,nl, scI!cine
will bu upp0scd and fought with every lntssf-
bic form ut legal aggression. \ temporary
injunction w1ls grnnteh !,y Judge Barrett In
Supreme Cnur, cllanlLess tn..lay restraining
the Western t.nion, American, un!on, ntu
Atlnntlc Il l'aciiie Companies frnnl GMtrrfng
Into or ronslli'rilatlNs my agreement for
consollt1atlpl,, aMnigalnatlo1,t or pnDllMg
Of their receipts or fDr increasing tho capital
stock of the American DnIon Telegraph
Company or That slIhal require tho Ahlerirnn
Untnn Company IL abandon amy Of iss lines
or 10 put then, Niadcr tho eontrol Of tho West
ern Unlnn T'elcgrarll Company.
The plaintiff III the c,lsn turns mt IL be-
Rnfus Hutch, wln Is tho uwnur uf l00 shares
, Of tile American Union Company stock, mud
tho stft Is In betIulf Of himself AMI hl other
Stockholders Of the American Untom Conl-
pally who may cGl.ie IN AMI ca!ln thu brneiit
sought to he procured by ils lleans.--tl.at Is.
tho prevention Of tho consolidation NJ ilie
three telegraph ca,npnnlrs. Mr. Hutch sAys
TINT tho American uniu1l Tr!cgrngh Company
wns started t0oyercn.le thu monopoly wliel,
wns created when tho Western UnlNn Ttlv-
graph Company obt0i,tc.I col,!rnl Uf the At
lautic Il Pacific Company, md tn bring nl,out
, 1881-01-21

,Slnhat1tx rerntprs tho chamber lnntl with
fury, for l,o las discovered that the stranger,
Stf1tt4-fur 30 Su,u!r|I hut lntr0.tuegtl him
sslf-ls NO OtiIpr than ule wilt c%-fetrnrel.
tim during tho chase. liar,i uxin tho heels
ut SltiHuilS IL the Ga!atluii tnu6 l!owltng f0r
the lite, Ut .$y'torir, but tho oble-l!earted
IesrureA Will nut Alye W tQ thelT fuEx Ills
, 1881-01-21

e, rn.nl llnl rr,wn''I: cr.."it Victor of ,ny Will
IN NY lust voynEe;. hlit tho w|tnl Inns faIlud;
4, tis 't; s;st si it ses IT, % iirss .tss 5
Thurs lcaSIln s,n lnnge Ut over .sslin!tig shores
t ~ fscs,st o 1os Il i;, s md; W ' y o crown
1lT.nsl, 81 W bly,, a'l,I my ha:sa nro too sleepy
Gn,i.l,,u! Eu,u.nn! Stimulus! sluuatus,
Tell hun thure III t'Ise shsdow att'oN9 tue shall.
1ua g,l0ss at III, tho 9tusta-as ret u, uow,
S, n,cI, It htlsl,as,!i ii It sill. thst II
Thu sll.',st t,t hynurix md G.,,ma slttlnT,
ilu"ho~with tinn scsl rt,tr Getwea ti,o sis ss'''
Aud ny knife thcre. h..A h]nst the King Rna mo
Alsa uti ttsa crow.t with llDrrur. aro not, sir,
THRONE hlnt-and then thu 1narrtage-ay, an4
That ! acccpt tho linden ot 0alat.a. !
fpu, thht yt.l 800 mo Gruwbl tay1ult Wtthnt
AMI wall him, bis crownes! Queen!
Fl!ull. to tlle management Of tho priestesses,
ai,Q cruwlta hurself with tllB llntleln alltl
awaits tic rntrnlsco 1f SuH0rtr. ll0 rnt1rs,
sffn%ns sfva1t wit ths golden laurel Hnd IT, mag.
xlHtoHi,ss mud tllo llonlnnsln full tNl,oply.
Thu a!tSeilt Ut theSu sru1u! figures lights iii,
tho cnlnrlng Of tic scGiv nll t!Ie prlestcsses
2% fsts ,%,e'ss Ill., r. a ts nEt pGasssss
kneel Mro!'ll tin 4!tAr, then walk witt: lneas-
uIctt stel, around thu te,nplp nIli! to tho funt
" The statMo Ut tho god.less, wlfta children
cliMl III wAlse dance IN a'ld strow flowers As
Wfl'. tl!!s last taint cry nf "Sinnatus II
C?MHs3 Silks !ifeinss Into the arms Ut TIC
pttsslyU picture. 4 teinilel criticism of lilo
llay Geytlll. tue f0w remarks which ace0M-
!Hsliy tic t,utntiolls fronl It which i,Nyu
is!Ytn yon would aIly bo wearlsuhe: 10 FIR
~ TIN lnIlRllagp Is cUi,rernell ll-neltller Slr,
Irving ur Siiss Terry aru rupablu Vi tloiS
j.Ist1eu to II, l,u from his imperfect elocull0li,
sl,c fsu,n lser want Ut power. heard mi
American who was present rel!tArk that ho
would hayu liked Edwin. Hu0th md Gene-
yieye Ward to l,nvo bvel, In tllu place 1t r.
yinE and Ellen Terry. tyr he then WoulI have
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The Eckland-Larsen Scandal.

The preliminary examination OF L. E. Eek
land onthe charge of adultery with Mrs. Lar
sen was had before Judge Burr yesterday, and
resulted IN the defendant being committed to
iail in default of 81 900 bail, to await the ac-
i of the grand jury. Mrs. Larsen was sum
moned as witness for the defense, but she
went square back on Eckland, who
is spare, dried-up looking individ-
ual, and said that after leaving VIII
minston, Delaware, they Joined each .. other in
philadelphia and came came to st. Paul
where they roomed together. Eckland said
that Mrs. Larsen told him she wanted to leave
her husband because he treated her bad. She
brought two of her children with her, leaving
a third with her husband. He said he had
maid her 81 week board ever since they had
been in St. Paul, and although he had shared
her bed he had never been criminally intimate
with her. Mrs. Larsen, however, testified TO
the contrary, and as Eckland went to jail
walked away with her husband, who is
rather good-looking man.
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The Buford Excursion.

The excursion from st. Paul to inspect the e1-
tensiye pillow works of B D. Buford b Co., at Rock
Island ILL.,, under the auspices Of Mr.. J. H. Burwen
the st Paul agent, which left here Tuesday evening,
arrived back at $50 last evening. MI Burwen ano
his aide. Mr.. T. E. Boswell, proved themselves
thoughtful and provident hosts on the journey to
and from Rock Island, and the reception and enter
tapment of the excursionists at Rock Island by the
comnanv is promo unced by the visitors to have been
in ali respects most creditsbe to the hosts, as well as
agreeable to their guests In fact, all pronounce the
trip from first to last succession OF pleasant sur
nrises but rather wearing on the constitution as lit
tie opportunity was given for rest during their three
days absence.
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BROS.
l3l e. Third Street, St. Paul.
Confirmation Of Assessment for Grad
ing Selby Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CRY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dee. Z, 1881. )
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the grading of Selby
avenue from Western avenue to Dale street,
in the city of St. Paul, Mimi, having been
completed and entered of record by the Board
of Public Works in and for said City, said
Board will meet at their Office in said City, at
Up. m. on the 23d day of December, A. D.
1881, to hear objections (if any to said assess.
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said assessment
will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list of the supposed own
ers' names, description of the property and
the amounts of benefits assessed against the
same, to-wit:
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Mr.. Dickinson, of the 80 Cent Store, has
made arrangements for storing Christmas
packages purchased of him, and will promptly
deliver them at such time as the purchaser
may direct.
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR R, PIHLGREN,

OVVxOU Lis 4AAO xI64vy
SURGEON and PHYSICIAN
Nate Of Europe.)
Rooms Is and i6 Davidson Block, st. Paul,
May be consulted on all those chronic dis
eases and difficulties of both sexes. usually
termed
CONFIDENTLY
by advertising Quacks and Charlatans.
Ten years experience and practice In the
most renowned universities and hospitals Of
Europe.
The French, English, German and the Scan
dinavian languages spoken.
HAn so-called "Medical Treatises,"
Marriage Guides" ''Silent Advisers"
ssDream Books" and God knows, what not;
circulated only to entrap the unwary and ig-
norant, are vigorously excluded from this
office.
CHARGES REASONABLE
No person taken under treatment where a
speedy and radical cure can not be &C.
complished.
Particular attention devoted to the scientific
treatment of diseases of women and children,
diseases of the chest, skin and nervous system.
Office hours: to IL and to 5. Evening,
Z to 9. Sundays, 10 to IL and 8 to5.
The best references to prominent physicians,
citizens and authorities. The Doctor has per-
manentlY settled in st. Paul.
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T AIDES are invited during each day to make
IL such selections as they may want their
friends to purchase at the evening sale. Each
article to be carefully numbered to avoid the
possibility of mistakes.
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NTANTED-A competent undertaken to
w take charge of our undertaking busi-
ness. One acquainted with the furniture bust.
ness preferred. Stees Bros, corner Third and
Minnesota streets. 3S0*
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WTANTEDATwo competent girls at st.
w Lukes hospital, los East Seventh street,
one as cook and the other as second girl; good
wages paid. 31*
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WIANTED-A frst-class wagon maker, at
w Prescott, Wis. Address or apply to
John Neinstadt, Prescott, Wis. 340*
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WTANTED-Nurse who understands the
w care of children. W. L. Anderson, Cor.
Robert and Third streets. 336.
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WANTED-An experienced girl for general
w homework. Must be good cook; good
wages paid; 81, old No., Dayton ave. 321*
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A GOOD strong boy wanted to make himself
II generally useful about store. Must be able
to write. w. L. Anderson's carpet hall, cor
ner of Robert and Third. 334*
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NARPET layer wanted Immediately. An ex-
~ perienced hand steady work. W. L. Ander.
sons carpet hall, corner of Robert and Third
streets. SS4*
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WANTED-Compet girl for general
w homework. Mrs, c. s. Rogers, 95
Grove street. 1885,
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"ANTED- boy from 16 to 10 years to
w do chores in the store. Stees Bros, cor
ner Third and Minnesota streets. S41*
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Cochran's Subdivision Of and Addition to
Block II, Woodland Park Addition to st.
Paul.
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WANTED-A cook, a nurse, and laun-
w dress. Good wages to competent help.
Corner Ninth and Canada streets, No. 259.
A2&
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WANTED-A good girl for general house.
w work. None but a competent girl need
apply, at No. 10 Rice street. $40
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WTANTED-Ag girl to cook, wash and iron,
w 1l3 East Third street. $40
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WANTED-Secon coal stoves, at
w 339 Robert street, between Fourth and
Fifth. $751;
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NTANTED-A first-class bartender, refer
w ences required. Address "H," this
office. $40
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WTANTED-A good girl for general house
w work. Small family; good wages to
the right person. Apply R. A. Hirst, Third
street, between Hoffman and Maria ave. 343*
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WTatch the great sale of unredeemed pledges
w to come off Saturday night at Simon
the Pawnbroker's, No. 40 jackson street.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1854 Auctioneer.
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NTANTED-A girl for general homework
w at LIS East Third street. P. F. Egan.
342*
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
WANflD.

GITUATION-By man and wife as cook and
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LOST AND FOUND.

TOUND-A bunch of keys which the own
Il er may have by calling at the Globe Office
and paying for this advertisement. BAL
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r OST- Gcntleman's left hand kid glove, on
IL Exchange, near st. Peter, Wednesday
morning. Please return to this Office where
the mate Is. SS7
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- her return to Andrew Fitzpatrick, IS Mt.
Airy streee. 38S*
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
KAvANAaH's AUCTION SALES.

NROCKERY AT AUCTION-I will sell at
Oauctlon, at my salestand, corner Third and
Cedar streets, commencing promptly at 10 q.
IN. and Q p. m, to-day, a large lot of crockery
ware, ETC., etc. P. T. KAVANAGH,
341-44 Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-10

A DRESS MAKER-Who thoroughly I'M
II derstands cutting and fitting, desires
a few engagements to sew in private families.
Address, No. pol East Thirteenth street, city.
S2Ox
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SITUATIONS WAHfHD.
Females.

4 N aged lady would like situation in small
IA private family. Apply 427 Exchange
street, corner of Ninth and Exchange. 3s3*
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WTANTED-By young man who desires
w to attend school, a place in the city to
work for his board. Address X. 8. R., this
office 331.
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nRESS- MAKING and family sewing at Mrs.
IL Jackson's, 427 Exchange street. 316*
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WANTED-By young and willing man,
w a place to take care of horses and do
chores around the house. Address John, Globe
office. 334*
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TNOR RENT-A house of eight rooms, eel
Il lar, clstern and well !; Sixth ward cor
ner Fourth and st. Peter streets. Enquire Of
G. L. Hass. S4&
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Observation-Disclosures, by competent
w lady, place to do Homework or work
by the day. Address G. M. this office. 337*
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pAwNBRoKER's AUCTION SALE.
K M1ssH P PE RaMsf
7HS GENTS Solid Gold Hunting Case
LIZ Key and Stem Winding Watches.

1E0 GENTS Solid Gold, Open-face, Key
lou and Stem winding Watches.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-10

WANTED-Situ as coachman in pri-
w vate family, by young German. Best
of city references Address B. A., this office.
344*
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WTANTED-By young man who is will
w ling to work, place to do chores, ETC.,
for his board, while he attends school. Ad-
dress 81. w., Globe Office. 1891
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OITUATION WANTED-By young COM
~ petent woman as cook, irOner and washer
In respectable family. Address, c., Globe
Office. u 32e*