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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-13
NOTICE.

TURING Ny ABSENCE FROM
IL all Ki11fea- NJ aon TffO6, X. Lucas. viii
lave fs sbafr5 n ~ basisess- ard VII ~ ~ ~ ~
al mattefs rsiifaz fhefsto, s1fsr Res q s;ieFreJt
ns.slsls. ssly "a. ~. ~. - IN
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IT,.
TTufiar the circumstances, the hrsT oTllclal
ST hv Arthur. Il he has become President,
most probably was to cal an extra session.
and have the vacancies filed
Tn lifting Of the tabu upon inter-island
communication Is an accomplished fact:
for some weeks past It has been on the
point OF being PIT N end to, and then
some case would break out. which would
throw Is hack into the old position once
more. Now. however, We have reached
sueh q stage thst even If a fresh case
should break out, the regulations with re-
gard to travelling VIII not have to be
altered Practically the only restriction
upon passenger traffic IS confined to peo-
ple from Oahu People may move from
Mani 70 Hawai- and rios rsrsa, without any
permits OF fumigztio1s being needed and
i nov seventeen days since the last
case appeared II Honolulu We imagine 1t
VII not be very long before permits VIII
Be dispensed with n our own case There
Vii be aeonsiderable rush By the steamers
for the next few weeks, there Is much bust
ness which needs personal supervision
and which HIS had to be laid aside on &C
count Of quarantine regulations there
are msny who are DESTROYS OF visiting
friends and relations. and there are others
who VIII 20 simply 70 get taste OF hee-
dom. who have felt q sense Of mprIsOn-
rnent and who want really TO feel that they
are free. 4 considerable impulse VIII be
given to the retail trade OF the town:
when people cone down from the other
Islands 70 choose for themselves, they VIII
be more apt 70 buy larger parcels OF goods
than when they have been UaDsactIng
their business through third party: the
retail trade vii react upon the wholesale
Of course. II fact every portion Of the
community VIII feel the benefit Of our
having returned 70 { normal condition OF
affairs Thoroughly happy are We TO
write the word - FMS to the history Of
the smallpox epidemic OF 1851; and We
trust there may be 10 postscript II the
shape Of q concealed case or two We
have suffered severely. but locking around
the world probably not more severely
than msuv other cities there seems to
have been q perfect epidemic Of the
disease: one hears Of Il breaking out
IN such widely separated countries: 1t
has left It's mark upon many OF the cities
Of the United States. It Is busy IN London,
BY last mail we hear Of It II Australia,
and were We TO take the trouble We might
cite q number Of other countries also
Let Us be heartily thankful then that our
people have not suffered more severely
than they have
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ALLEGED 3. ECKsTEIN.

AAalfAls---A ~
Large Fire Works Of all Descriptions.
Ship Signal Lighfs and Baip BseEsts . 3pseiaitF.
once. 10 Frouf g. san Frsneiseo. Cal
Circulars snd Price LIT can BE- obtained fbs osss
Z Pickeriag a Co. King Street. - an
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MoTIcE.

ALL PARTIEs HAVING CLAIMS
- 1eassE - sfe e1fstel - Dfsset a. e1le- SD
At r1rffs a1etft - - A. repeated y sfff9 t4fi1
sccosafs, - a. t5o4f q i1a7s ~ Is...lt
- Aort1 KeA4i4. Ala1l-
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NOTICE.

ALL ACCOUNTS DUE TO THE
n 1rm u Brown a Co, q DfKR fao1fls riandllf,
n no. sefiisa % Or befofl he i1f1 d1T u t-iT 50
VIII b Dacsd o. he hands u NJ Lgnnr. - coiirc-
lion. bEyHl 70.
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WAHTEII.
WAHTEp.

a LADY uEaHts A sfTrfEloE - GOV
esreaa. WSlid n f11s seFllg u desired Allrrff
fs54esaes. Eerf1 Eo1tl4. HaNlil. - 20
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yoEy :. WALLER Minister q Finance
Eo-slzlz Jay - lssL So
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4 SITUATION TO TRAVEL WITH
- isET - asa Ff1neisco ~ take c-rs d c.ll-u.
apclY A. ~ Eiag street - =
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a3auaiiarl 6aErtte.
- Noprs e EEBUs.

WEDNESDAY. JULY Is, ISL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-13
II ALB@ PULU
FOR SALE By
II. HAcKEELD & CO.
TO LET,

TO LEI,
FHSHE TWO srOaY BRfcR AND SLATE
y roof building on Quern Street. a1ioi1in- Boll-s
Co, lately orcupied 81 HoiliEier 60. e. ssre-
Eolse.
ALSO. The lover ao0r and cellar d ne 5llldinr fof
merry the saesro0m aad uaaulfaetoTy o. 1rrl-
= - HOLLIsTER q co
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Th- ss-Eiur azr1-zrh lesrs- Addressed 70 Els Mar
e--y Ealzzza has h-ez received t-uz Etz- C-a--- q
Ea1zzziA tzzsgaeang hat He aas sAksz n Ike q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-13
TO LET.

WITH POssEssION APRIL lst THAT
w Fefy desrabie feFdelcs 70 20 Allaaa
AVeuHe. contrasting eight rooms. kiiehrn pantry 1sf1
room. servants roosl- coach hoasc as5D.s ane foHl
. 3gf; j. T. WfsEMAN = Mrr.h1ni st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

Choice shades in EVENING SILKS formeriySl Is.
low 75c.
Mr. Sh finer snd heavier GOODS formerly n "a
now 81 90.
SATIN s'LIEL (new fAbric,. beautiful texture,
$40.
SAT- Ms in every shade.
BROCADE SATINs, in all coIors, low prices
BRCCADE SATINS. in all colors, ne Quality
Besutfullne WHITE 8RoCADES, superb Qu ALLY
GAUZES In all colors.
CASHMERES. ALBhTROSS and BUNTINGS
Our cnlors rbracn PISKH, BLUES, CREAMB
HELIOTRUPE5, IVORY. WHITE and Law
ENDtR.
ONE PRICE.
~. ~. SINISTER e. SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

The Indiana democrats, apparently, hold the
party mansgers responsible for their defeat last
fall. and intend to visit the penalty OF retire.
ment upon them. The empty honor of the mi
nority nomination for United states Senator
was due to senator Mcdonald By the u5ages
and precedents OF party: but he did not get &C.
Ex-Governor Gray received the compliment.
He Is what Is called new man Ia the party
management OF the stats-new IN regard to the
control OF national campaigns. Senator Nc
Donald was the manager OF the canvass last
fall. and now. after having persisted In the
declaration that they were defeated by bribery
and corruption, his constituents propose to
make him suffer for that defeat. The Indiana
democrats must either admit that their plea OF
having been beaten by money Is not true or else
that they are unjust TO Senator Mcdonald. Not
10 do one OF these things is to sag, virtually
that they censure the senator because he did
not go into the bribery business heavy enough
70 win.
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AecoIdi to the showing Of Its own officers,

According to the showing Of Its own officers,
the net earnings of the western Union Tele-
graph Company last year, In spite Of the sharp
competition TO which IL was subjected at the
hands of the new American Union Company,
were q trifie under Sc, OO0 600. That sum In
round numbers represents a dividend OF per
cent on a capital stock OF 1920 900 Co., whereas
the actual paid up and really invested capital
of the concern Is Lot the twelfth part OF that
sum, or less than 80 900 900. Upon this invested
amount the net earnings Of the company for
the year 1850 afford profit or dividend OF 20
per cent This result was achieved as stated
above, In the face of vigorous competition and
with the low rates that Invariably come with
opposition. The capital stock OF the new con-
Solidation Is fixed, for convenience OF arrange
ment and calculation, at $50 900, 900, although
the actual paid up and invested capital OF all
the companies constituting it, is less than one.
nth OF that vast SUM, or about sl5.OO0,OO0. 1t
Is upon the former amount, however that divi-
deIds are to be declared. ana the am will IN
douptedly be TO earn enough clear to pay divi.
dend of ten per cent On that sum or s. 900 900
per year. hich is little over so per cent profit
on the true capital. The public may, therefore
confidently lock for an early REIMBURSEMENT OF
rates." as the process OF a fresh bleeding the
victims OF monopoly Is now called This "re-
adjustment will doubtless consist, as hereto
fore. OF an increase In the prices or telegraphng
OF from 10 TO 81 per cent, according to the
known inability OF different localities to help
themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

The Sold men OF New York show 4 want of
confidence In the Worlds Fair Commission and
are NOS AT all inclined to contribute the four or
i've million dollars asked for to set the show On
is legs They will not put up the money
unless they can have control OF its disburse.
nent. Even the appointment or General Grant
uIon the commission does not serve the our.
pose Intended as he is looked upon as merely
rgurehead who can have no real voice In the
management Altogether the prospects for the
Fair are not hopeful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

1t does Lot ser 10 10 be believed In Washing.
ION that Senator wallace will work with q q
Grow men In Pennsylvania 70 elect boiling
republican United States Senator over tn.
lead Of Oliver. the regular Cameron nominee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

WHEAT Deaiea m IKE Money with W
w SOUl.k co.. AsU Ii Sale street Ohics 90,
IL
Write for particulars. cot 1-eol2n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

These are all first class Machiu es and are war
ranied to be In perfect order. CAL early and be
convinced,
At OPPRNHEINE
52S 9th 1t. northwest, st. cloud building.
Did NJ chimes repaired and made a. good as new
Prices low. Machines for rent. itnlB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ALWAYS "! MFs sFi, Aa Is4IS
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM. Oh THE GOLD MEDAL.
Aw; S:sa iEs,n to
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was eIhib.
lted at fair. Remember that every housekeeper
sSoW-WHrTE BREAD. ROLLS AND BISCUITS.
should ASK the grocer for 'UERES. the champion
FOB SALE By EVERY GOOD GROCER
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list %. and indiana ave,
WMs m. GAIT & CO.
this District Of Hecker's Self Raising Flour and
Z ECElVkD DAILY.
CHOICE BEEF. STALL FED.
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY.
AND SQUADS. 0'
At TIE
BOSTON MARK1T,
LEON SCHELL 4 CO.,
3an7 A5l0 Pennsylvania avenue.
John ID. KELLY,
q DEALER In FIRsT-OLAss
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL. MOTION. 40.
CORNED BEEF SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628. 629. and $50 Center Market. 9th street
address Boa u, City Post Office.
Marketing delivered free OF charge to al parts Of
the city decl8-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

There were 1875 business failures, according
10 Dun Co.'S annual circular, in the United
States In 1850 with liabilities aggragating s65.-
!52 600. against 6,65S failures with t9s 1i9 O5s In
liabilities In 1879. showing a decrease In fall
ures for 1ss0 over 1879 OF 1923 and In liabilities
of about 1900 600. In other words, these fig
ures indicate an improvement of from 40 to 50
per cent last year. The rapdity with which
business has recovered from the terrific shock
OF the last panic gives rise TO fear that it is
not FOUNDED upon healthy basis; that spec
oiative fever Is raging which may result fniu-
riously. Last year IS, COZ, 600 shares OF stoc "a
were sold In the New York stock exchange al
most as much as the sales OF the two preceding
Years combined The Transactions OF the New
York clearing house for the first week In Jan
uary, ISL, amounted TO over $500 600. 900. aft r
ceductfng the transactions arising Il. IN sock
operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

STAT. MErT OF Ta9 G. SS%RMAN-
l.ISi RIOT HF CoLuMBfA
OFFICE SCI SEVENTH STREET NoRTHwKsr.l
WASHINGTON, y. o.. jan. l. l.s
Capital ssoch Ia,d in fulL..... sloo. ooo 90
p.e,. TG s1 Eese O.. ~. sl2s IS 3. q
J. al IBIfGhR. vice President.
G G. IkDE. ER. Trea.urer.
rad ssbsefe,. HsIr ar ea.ch and 6: B. Ps.rson.
s.,r The ~ St. ten en-, is true. 's o' '"'. -
spb.s rihs an sworn to before me this 18th dag
~ t'EEiD SCHMIDT, ~otary Public.
NOIICE ga ~ mi 81 Inal dividend Of per cent
OF 1fs Salital has been declared payable on and
ianl7st E.F.M. FAEHTz. Rec.
NooT's.
8l6 Pennsylvania ave.
Offers decided bargains In Real and Imitation
LACE GOODS.
The largest and fiji est collection Of FINE LACES
In Washington.
ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS FOB BOQUET
DE- CORsAGF. WHITE LACE DRESSES FOR
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN. RICH
SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. REAL LACE
EMBROIL Erred AND HAND-PAINTED FANS.
RECEPTION NOVELTIES SPECIALITY.
CH1LDREN'S VELVET AND SILK SUITS.
BONNETs. BREAKFAST AND NURSE GAPS.
ONE PRICE. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
isnll 8l6 Pennsylvania ave.
SAMUEL LEWIS SONS,
JEWELLERS AND s1LvERsMIrHs,
Have just Received New stock Of
Plated ICE PITCHERS. CAKE BASKETS,
BUTTER DISHES, SO,
Which we offer at greatly reduced prices.
Also, Full Line of
ROGERS folks. SPOONS AND KNIVES.
sAAI'L LEWIS SONS,
janl4 1215 Pa. avenue.
M"E' DOUGLASS.
Ii East Seventeenth st.. N. IT,
Has opened for the season. In
PARLOR E, ARLINGTON HOTEL.
RECEPTION. DINNER and
EVENING DRESSES.
FRENCH NOVELTIES
Orders promptly attended to. tanl2-6t
NJ W. BEvEBIDGE'
u.ate WEBB Il BEvERIDaE).
IMPcRrKR OF
CHINA. GLASS. CROCKKRY. FINE PLATED
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNIsHINa GOODS
las 1909 Pa: ave-. bet: 10th and 18th cts:
STUDENTS LAMPS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
$3.50 WILL BUY GENUINE LARGE SIZE
NICKEL-PLATED. GERMAN STUDENT LAMP,
WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS.
ANDA
GALLON OF RYNEAL's ROYAL SECURITY OIL.
BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USE.
All other goods In his line at the lowest possible
prices. Call and examine.
decI6 RYNEAL's. AS 7th 1t.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We call the SPECIAL ATTENTION Of purchasers to
. new assortment of very elegant
GHIORDES and
DAGHESTAE
RUGS AND CARPETS,
From email size Mats to extra large Carpets.
These are very elegant goods and win be sold At
VERY LOW PRICES. Also, q full line Of VIII,
TON. AXMINSTER and other CARPETS.
HOOE, BRO. 4 co.,
nov29 1875 F street n0rthwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

IL has been matter OF general remark that
the memorial asking the President to retain
Major Twining In position as Engineer Com
missioner bore the largest number OF names of
representative citizens, and was backed 10 per-
son, by the largest delegation of the same class
OF citizens OF any petition of District people
ever presented at the White House. The Pres
tdeDt has manifested so much interest In the
prosperity of the capital city and its people that
1t ought not to be matter of doubt that he
will respond favOrably to this nearly unani-
nous request for the retention OF an official
In whom such universal confidence is felt. The
President can now estimate properly the animus
of the Efforts OF the pavement rings and claim
brokers' TO set rid OF the man who has baffied
their attempts TO bleed the people OF the Dis
nict. 1t Will be strange, too, If his Indignation
Is not aroused by the underhand attempt OF
these jobDers and spectators to induce him to
rid them OF the vigilant supery! sion OF an
honest, efficient officer at this particular time
when he Is so much In the way of their
schfmeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

THE STAB ofhce Ia connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the psper
by mail and otherwise, news or any Information or
business can be day or night, free Of charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

Some ofthe favored few in England have what
Is called a very soft thing" In this country.
In 1876. Charles III. granted to the Duke Of
Richmond and his heirs Is per chaldrOn on
all coal exported from the river Tyne and con-
sumed in EOglaDd. This duty was received by
the Dukes OF Richmond until 1899. wnen 1t was
exchanged for e19,O0 per annum, which sum
Is yet drawn every year by their descendant,
the present Duke of that name. Another like
case Is that of the present Duke OF Grafton. to
whose ancestor and his heirs the same king
granted the right OF butlerage OF wines
throughout England. butlerage being the kings
right OF taking to his own use. and at his
own valuation. as much Of all merchandise
belonging TO merchant strangers out of every
ship importing the same as he had occasion
for" In 1896, the then Duke of Grafton sur
rendered this right for a perpetual annuity of
$3.50 and this sum Is still paid regularly every
year. Not unnaiurally some of the English
tax payers are beginning to inquire what extra
ordinary public services were performed In
return for these extraordinary BENEFITS, and
whether the payments have not been made
about long enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

The largest cotton crop ever raised in tie
United States has just been gathered, though it
fell short of general estimates. owing chiefly TO
bad weather. The crop OF 1850 reached 937. 900
bales against 5, .252 for 1872 and 0l2 900 for
SIS. The acreage devoted to the growth OF
cotton last year was l6. 500 900, an increase OF
100000 over the previous year. The largest
crop ever gathered, up TO 1871, was In 1850. with
slave labor. when the number of bales reached
4669.s.0. During the rebellion, but little atten-
ton, comparatively, was paid TO the cultivation
OF cotton, and no record was kept In 1866 the
people OF the south were compelled, once more
TO engage In the cultivation of their Chief stable
and, though laboriDg under all the disadyan
tages then surrounding the section. the crop
amounted 10 2.i93.sSI bales. The next year the
crop fell on. but it increased In 1s6s about 400 =
coo bales With the exception of 1sI2 every
year subsequent TO 1855 produced over three
million bales, aid In 1876 about 4. 50O. 900 bales
were raised. For the last three years there has
been not only steady Increase In production.
but In profits also. and the result is that the
south is no longer poor. Ii is already predicted
that the crop OF ISL will far exceed tina. or
1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

HOUSEKE GOODS.
ALL LINEN NAPKINS from 81 to Sc
ALL LINEN TOWELS from 81. 50 to SO.
ALL LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs from Csc. to al. 50
WINE DAMASKS from SOC. to sI.25
WINE CLOTHS from 60c. to 81.
BLANKATs. SPREADS. COMFORTS PILLOW
AND SHEETIN6 COrTONs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

taD1 DO PeumN. ave-
A LII OF OUR DREas GOODS al COST.
ALL OF OUR BOTTOMS AT COST.
ALL OF DUB BLANKETS AT COST.
ALL OF OUR LADIES' CLoAKINa CLOTHS
AT COST.
New T0rs Hii w. sheetins Cotton the and
Pure Wool Cashmeres. one yard AID quarter
Wide. reduced from 70 down TO Doc
Large assortment of Piano Covers 81 75 10 SrO
LARGE Size double White Blankets, a..
LonsoAe Can brio, yard wide. l2Hc
LBrge assortment Of NOTTINGHAM Lace for cur-
taine, 20, rs. 81, 81, SOC. to 81.
Navy Blue Trimming Silk, Soc.
ladies' Oloaks at cost.
Rempants OF the Best yard wide Bieached Got
ton. Oily l0c.
CARTER,O,
IN Mara es space.
Pure Wool Cashmeree, 2Sc. beautiful Dress
Goods, 15c. Immense ass ortment OF Cl ,th for uen
ana boys wear, 25c. to s, so. Excellent Black
silks. 20 81, 81 81. II. 81 u, 81 So 70 q 90 Our
81, VI. %. and 81, 80 Black Silks special bar
gains. Colored Status, 75c. CJlorod and Black
FIX Nelyets at actual cost Large SIZE led Com
foIts 81, I'll %. S1s0. Pure Wool Blsukets, as
to $40 Pure hte spreads, 80. 90, az, 81, 81,
81 20. 81 10. Blescbed Table DsInask. soto 81 Is.
Heavy Shaker Flannel. 20. Pure Linen Dinner
Napkins, only Sc q dozen.
CAATER's.
JAMS 5ll Market 0uaee
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"The Bellevue"

Messrs. Caldwell s. DOVE, of the Bellevue
Bridge square, spare no pains to please theil
patrons. This evening inaugurates the open
ing of their new and elegant billiard rooms
Three Exposition Novelty" pool tables, per
fectlv new, and complete in every requisite.
Another new departure is the introduction, Of
an English chophouse restaurant. Fine En-
glish chops, with all the accompanimesnIts
Cooked to order by an English cook from New
York, long connected with the best English
chop-houses. Our down town dining OF
lunching business men will tnd TINS yer!
great convenience. Everything will be served
promptly, and in the best style.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09
Duncan 4 Barry.

Messrs. Duncan & Barry, Merchant Tailors'
have opened splendid stock of goods in the
store lately occupied by the German-American
bank, so East Third street. Mr.. Duncan is
well known in this city, having been long con-
nected with Mathes, Good & Schurmeier as
cutter. He is second to none in that line. Their
renovating department is perfect; clothing
will be sent for, cleansed and returned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09

street several citizens attempted to stop the
runaways. but without avail. When opposite
Judd's Mr.. Devreaux ran out, and jumping
before the animals he seized the bit and hung
on like grim death to defunct Ethiopian.
He was dragged a short distance when the
horses sfOnned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09

Messrs. Caldwell & Dove will open tonight
the finest pool room in the Northwest. They
have put in three of the finest tables row in
use. Call and see them and partake of a free
lunch this evening, at the bellevue" and )
Bridge square.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09
DIED.

SCHRAM-At7 :30 Lock P. NJ, Friday
April s, 1881, George August sGhrs%, in
FAINT son of George A md Annie E. schram
Funeral at o'clock Sunday afternoon, April
10, from residence, No. 81 College avenue
Friends invited to attend.
New York city papers please copy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09
More Than Cheap

Are our SOC, yard wide Dress Cloths in all tn
new Paris shades.
EsTERLEY & HEINEMANN.
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For stylish rig at reasonable rates so to
Ruzelps, al Twelfth street.
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
AUCTION SALE.

ZINE FURNITURE at auction. l will sell
IL at auction at my saestand, corner Third
and Cedar streets, at 10 O'Clock on Saturday
morning of this week, a largelot of fine fur
niture, consisting of one elegant pier glass, 9
feet in height, parlor and chamber suites, ta
bles, chairs, cooking and heating stoves, etc,
etc. 2. T. KATANAGH,
$500 Commission Auctioneer.
TXECUTOR'S SALE BY AUCTION--In
~ the matter of the estate of Susan Ma
loney, deceased. Notice is hereby given that
by virtue of license made in said matter on the
ID day of February, 1880, and an order dated
Feb. l, 1881, extending said license for one
year, by the Judge of Probate of the county
of Ramsey, the undersigned will offer for sale
at 10 A. NJ, April II, at the front door of the
old Court house in the city of st. Paul, in said
county, at public auction, the nwH of lot Al,
in block SO of Dayton and Irvine's addition to
st. Paul, with the improvements thereon (the
same being the property in the immediate rear
of No. 15S Pleasant:avenue, lot being 6Oxl2O,
with small cottage thereon). Terms made
known on day of sale.
JOHN STANLEY, Executor.
P. T. KAvANAGH, Auctioneer 9-101
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CITY NOTICE.
CHANGE OF STREET GRADE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
SAINT PAUL, MINI, March IS, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council of the City of Saint Paul will at their
meeting to be held on the 10Th day of April,
A. d. 1881, at O'Clock P. NJ, in the council
chamber of the City Hall, order change of
grade on the following street between the
points named, viz:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09

LA. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance company,
above named, has complied with the laws Of
this State relating to insurance, aud is now
fully empowered through Its authorized agents
to transact its appropriate business of fire In
surance in this State for the year ending JAN
uary 81st, 1882. A. R. M'GILL,
~ Insurance Commissioner.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-09
Females.

WANTED-A lady desires few more
w places to do sewing in families. Work
by the day or week. Address Mrs. o. R., this
Office. 69*