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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

OH00r0es
Speaking of the rec option of "Oudarde'
in Milwaukee Thursday evening last, the
Republican, Sentinel says:
"A moderately large and exceedingly
we'll disposed audience assembled last even
ing on the occasion of the first perform
ance of ..Oudarde'-a new and powerful
drama, translated and adapted from the
German of Paul Lindau by Charles Has
win. The subject is one with which Amer
can audiences have recently become famil-
lar through the adaptation of French plays
for the English stage-the violation of the
marriage VOW by the wife. The perform
ance last evening was generally worthy of
the drama. Miss Stephaney played the
role of Oudarde with intelligence and at
times with real dramatic intensity and fire,
especially in the closing scenes, where she
finds herself unmasked. The Alice of Miss
Gillette was a fine impersonation of perse-
cuted virtue, and the Melaine of Miss Red
field presented a remarkable side of the
dramatic picture of crime and horrors.
Mr.. Mainhall as Rene was not at his ease
in the drawing room, and his acting seemed
stiff and constrained, as though he had not
yet succeeded in removing his individuals
| ty from last seasons Scs:Iies- MI. hdS"H
as Count Bernard gave a digniied and i'm
posing impersonation of the injured hus-
band and sorrowing friend. Mr.. Lloyd's
Rileaux was a remarkably fine villain-no1
the coarse ruffian of the melo-drama. but
the refined reprobate of the salon. Mr.
Pixies Lorenz was one of the best perform
ances of the evening. The scenery ant
stage effects were remarkably fine, and the
audience evidently appreciated the efforts
| of the actors in the drama, and INDUCED
in several enthusiastic recalls. The flora
features, too. were impressive. 'Oudarde'
will be repeated this evening, and, also, on
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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The Rite 5f0fcE.

CkEEDMosE,S kept. 16.-In the competi-
ton between the English and American
teams for the gold medal Dolan, of the
American team, won. The sacond gold
medadlwas won by Caldwell, OF the British
team;: the Hilton trophy, by two points, by
the Pennsylvania team,, the Michigan team
second; score $50 to 9a4. Thu interstate
military match was won by the Pennsyl-
vania team, New York team, second, Michi--
ganfs third scores $50, $751;, 9al5.
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DR.. AMuS Is friend of the people. He
is not kid glove nabob and aristocrat.
He is not tool of and partner of thieving
rings. He is, withal, an honest man. That
is a record Bill Washburn can never hon
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PERSONAL.

Hon, ". G. Ward, Of WIaseca, was in
town yesterday.
Stephen D. Tucker, of The firm of R.
Hoe g Co., of New York, L. in St. Paul.
Col W. FL. FL. Taylor, state librarian,
left Last evening foE 0sakis, in the vicini-
ty of which he will;spend the coming two
weeks hunting, fishing ana rejuvenating
generally.
H., G. Fahnestook,, ESQ.,, president of the
First national bank of New York, and one
Of the abiest fnanciers OF The country, was
in st. Paul yesterday, enroute for home
after hunting trip up narth.
Mr.. James Kennady the well known ton
serial artist, will leave this evening for a
pro4racted tour through the east. Rumor
has it that when her returns he will imme-
diately remove from his bachelor quarters.
Col. R. P. MeGiiney, secretary of tbs
Elgin, Illinois, Dairy Board of Trade was
in the city yestsrday, He has been en-
gagged to deliver the ANIMAL address before
the Redwood county agricultural society
at Redwood Falls, ON Wednesday, Sept. 81
Judge R. r.. Nelson, United States circuit
| court, left for New York city last evening
| in response to- telegram from his
| daughter, announcing the serious illness OF
| his wife, Mrs Nelson, who has been in
| poor health for two years past, and has
been spending the past two months, at the
sea shore, but without benefit. In con
| sequence of the departure of the Judge. The
court has been adjourned until the frs,
Monday in October.
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Mapg0ret INatEer.

Among the most notable events, soon
to- be enjoye5, is to be the appearance. of
NgiWs Margares Mather, WHO has just cou-
clu0aed a most extraordinary four weeks
engagement at McVicker's tkeater, Chioa-
go. She has created furom in that city
far greater them that produced by Mary
Anderson on the occasion OF her debut
and tins critics Of that most cnitical of ali.
dramatic centers are unanimous in awardt-
ing hHr credit for phenomenal talent.
great versatility and rare intelligence in
the conception CT the characters she as
sumes:.
Though Miss Msther is a debutante, she
does not appear before the public without
full preparation for her tasks. She was
brought to the notice of Manager J. M.
Hill about two ysars ago through pri-
vate reading given at friends residence
in Boston. Mr.. Hill perceived her talent,
and at ONE sought to induce her to take
the stage. She consented to Mr.. Hills
terms, which were that she should spend
two years in study at his expense Under the
care of competent instructor. She en-
tered upon her duties with all the enthusi-
assn of youth and the determination of
one who chooses q life work with She pur-
pose of succeeding. Four weeks ago to-
morrow, evening she made her first APP
pearance upon a public stage before an
audience of .severab thousand people in
the role of Juliet, Alexander Salyini. son
of the great tragedian, supporting: her as
Romeo. Before the close of the irst act
sha had Won the audience, and; from
that TINA till the curtain fell
upon the death,scene she was the recipient
of innovation sIch az has rarely been ac-
corded TO the most distinguished actors
and never before; to debutante. The
audiences have continued to crowd the
theatre nightly ever since. She has APP
pearea as Juliet, In Romeo and Juliet,
as Leah, in ''The Eorsaken Jewess." as
Pauline, in 's'TAa, Lady of Lyons" and as
.'Rosalind,,' in AS, You Like it," hi eacf
character she has won the highest praise
and the best Judges predict for her ;
success never before equaled by al
American actress.
So, thoroughly is the cautious MeVicke
convinced of the reality of Miss Mather'
popularity that he offered Manager Hill
sum equal to the gross receipts o
Nai!son's third week for the Nathan shar,
of the third weeks business.
Manager McNseker says that ncS only. i
Nather greater financial success tha
Nelson, but the greatest financial succe
Chicago has, ever had in theatricah circle:
EfocutiOasary Entertainment.
An elocutionary and musical entertain
| msnt will be- given at the First Methods
, church next Thursday evening, Sept. q
The readings will be by the famous youn
artist, Miss Kslley of Indiana. The churc
choir will furnish the musical number
This happy combination music an
readings makes a far batter entel
q tainment THAN either alone.. A delight
full and varied programme is in store fe
r those who attend next Thursday evenin.
The profits are for the benefit of tn
!, church Lyeeum.
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a Good Suggestion.

To the Editor OF the st. Paul Globe:
Prominent Democrats have been urging
the nomination of some Scandinavian for
county auditor. Among the names men
toned is that of T. G. Swenscn, promis-
ing and popular young ma9, and If he
could be prevailed upon to accept the
nomination, no doubt would he elected By
large majority and add greatly to- the
strength of the ticket
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

Mr. A. III. Nicolay, auctioneer, sells On Thurs
day next, Sept. 81, at p. m, on the ground,
some fine lots on this important avenue, which
will be the leading thoroughfare between st.
Paul and Minneapolis, and where real estate is
constantly increasing in value, offering a rare
opportunity for profitable and reliable invest
ments. Our readers should remember Thursday,
Sept. 81, is the day Of sale. Free bus at 230
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A Chan~a of Weather

VIII necessitate change of clothing Do not
be caugss without it. The Boston Zone Price
Clothing House, corne: Third and Robert street,
ST. Paul, Mimi, comes TO the front with the
greatest array of novelties, including Finsel and
Congo suitings for men and boys, and all the
new styles OF foreign and domestic woolenf
made up into suits and overcoats for immediate
use We make the very lowest of low prices fol
seryiceable garments B. o. p. G. T., corner
Third and Robert.
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BaSA.BalI.

Nd Chicago -Chicagos 81; Worcesters L.
AT Cleveland 4; Clevelands 8;
Al Cincinnati 6: Louis
whites 1.
st Buffalo uffalos 3; Bcstons L.
At ladelphia-Athletics 8; Alleghe
nrys 6.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilhlains Corns, and al skin
eruptions, and positively cures Piles. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Lambie 4 Bethune.
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Free of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits of {;
great remedy-one that will positively cure Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
or any affection of the throat and langs-are re-
ouested TO call at Larnbie & Bethune's drug store
and get Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyerv for Consumption free Of cost, which will
show Won what a regular dollar-size bottle
vi, ID.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

SOMEBODY should suggest to senator
Window that it is early in the campaign
10 get mad He should not allow politics
to excite him. but should accept the situa-
ton with the philosophical tranquility dis
PLAYED by the GLOBE for instance.
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Costly House Furnishing Goods at Auction.
We beg leave to call the attention of our
readers to the extensive aaction sale of the valu-
able stock of house furnishing goods, the con-
tents of the four story store, No. 1913 East
Third street, by A. Ell. Nicolay. auctioneer, com
fnencing Tuesday morning, September 10, at 10
O'Clock, on the premises, and continuing from
day to day until the entire valuable stock is
disposed of. This is the property of Mr.. Z.
F. Hamilton, retiEirg from business. Ou1
lady readers, housekeepers, hotel proprietors and
dealers in these goods, are respectively invited
to attend this important auction. Sale esr-
braci1g stock of about SO, 600, and including
all articles kept in irst-class house furnishing
store. Sale without reserve, 10 the highest bidder
For full particulars we refer to Mr.. Nicolays adj
vertisement in another column.
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ST. PAUL, SUNDAY, SEPT. II, 1873
Compo,itnrs Wanted.

Four or FIVE good compositors can Gpd en-
ployment by immediate application at the
LOCO ems which Is the highest wages paid by
any paper in the state.
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: 8, I8 class four started!.
ne, 2:291z, 2:294, 2:32, 2::3034

AIIIICi -'-@O/s1 A.-V/-+, -.o-; --.'IVI4.
In the 2:22 class, Kentucky Wakes won
tia first heat, Driver the second and third.
Time, 2:25A 2:23, 2:2315. Humboldt was
distanced IN the second heat. The race
was postponed until Monday.
CooNEY ISLAND. Sept. 16--First race,
oneamile: Jos. Murphy 1, Springfield 2,
Saunterer 3. Time. 1 :43A Sec
ond race. one and one eighth miles
Glehmore L, Haleson .; the rest were ruled
out. Time, 1:571l, 1:571l4, 2. Third race
one and three-fourths miles Gen. Mon
rose !; Ida B ,, Ella Warfeld - Time
3:0G1s.. Fourth race, one and one eighth
miles ,won;by Skylark, Baby ,, Warrington
3. Time l: SO The steeple chase inside
the course was won by Ike BoEhan, Annette
., Resenge3. Time, 4:52ls.
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DEATHS.

SIIITH-In this city, September 16, 1892, Ma
than Smith, son-in-law of Alonzo Cook.
Funeral from late residence, 222 Acker sEccot,
nj I 30 p. a., 18th irs.. Fsierds invited,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

WAsHBURN expects to buy his election.
The boys should size his pile and then
vote for DR.. Ames.
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H f. Plato & Co., 13l East Third street, will
offer on Monday, great bargains in fine silks and
diagonal dolmans, paletots and circulars.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

A full and elegant stock of fail goods at H. Z.
Mann's, 422 Wabashaw.
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The Auc.ioneer the Poor Mans Frien,

A full assortment of fancy novelties in dress
goods, velyets and plushes, which will be on
sale Monday, September IL, at
Fl. F. PLATO & Co.'S,
131 East Third street
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THIS is a campaign where kid gloves
don't count.
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Billie Rice.

Last but by no means least of the amuse-
ment attractions of the week will be the
appearance OF the Billy Rice and Hooley's
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Midnight Burglary.

About midnight last night clerk in j.
H. Breidert's hardware store on West Third
street. while locking up, saw a naan crawl
ing through the front door of Prescottss
pawn shop from which pane of glass had
been broken. He seized him and called
for the police. The fellow th2ew a hand-
full of silver spoons in the, young mans
face, and releasing himself started ON a
run down Third street, closely pursued by
the clerk shouting for the police. When
opposite the mill officer Baes made his ap-
pearance on the scene aud captured the
burglar. Arriving at the station he refused
to give his name. He had succeeded only
in gathering few articles of silver ware
and little cheap jewelry, the valuable
goods being locked in safe. He man
aged to throw away all the plunder before
he was captured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

II is time for Charles johnson to begin
to scatter the swag.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

II. Z. Plato 4 Co., successor to Powers Bros
sole agents for Butterick's Celebrated patterns
131 East Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

Redding's Russia Salye is an invalrable dress
ing for inflamed and sore joints. Price % cents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-17

Aliens s'Iron Tonic Bitters'' aids digestion
ard the assimilation of food, cures sour stomach
and headache, and gives strength to the system.
For sale By J. P. Allen, druggist and manu-
featuring pharmacist, st. Paul, Minn.
The Auc!ioneer the Poor Mans Friend.
If you want to see it illustrated, go to Fair
ciId's auction sale of thirty lots in Arlington
Hills tomorrow at p. m. Free bus from
Office at l 80 p. IN.
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A fine home can be had by attending the sale
of the H. H. Timme property, September
&c, at 10 q. m.
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THE DAILY GLOBE.
SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEP

SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEK,
Daily AID Sunday GLOBE; ONE DOLLAR per
month
SIX ISSUES PER WEEKLY MAIL,
One month 90 cts SIX months. IS 500
Three months. :. $3.50 Twelve months. 1000
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THE CHURCHES.
Announcement of Devotional Services
To-Day.

Announcement of Devotional Services
To-Day.
First Presbyterian church. corner Of La
fayette avenue andi Nv oodward street. Ser
vices at 1920 a. N. and 7:30 p. IN. Preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. DR.. Conn. Stran-
gers and those having no place of worship
are expressly invited. Sunday school at
II II. Young peoples meeting at
6:45 p. N.
First Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner of west Third street and Summit av-
enue Services at 1890 and 1870, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Samuel G..
Smith, Phi. D. Sunday school at II N.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Mem
bers will be admitted TO the communion
of the First Methodist church at the morn
ing service to-day.
ST. Paul's church (Episcopal), Rev. E. S.
Thomas, rector. Holy communion s a. m.
Services II a. m. and 5 p. n. Sunday
school $50 p. ID. The rector will officiate.
Plymouth church. corner Wabashaw and
Summit avenue. Usual services at 1890
a. IN. and 1880 p. N. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. Dr.. Danna. Strangers cor
daily welcome.
At the harvest home festival in the even
ing the platform and pulpit will be appro-
priately decorated with grain, and the fol
lowing order of service followed:
Opening Anthem-ChOir. Observation-Disclosures.
o Lord manifold are thy works-Barnby.
First lesson for psalter read respOnsively, fol
lowed by Gloria.
Scripture Reading-Hymn, Congregational.
Second lesson from psalter-Responses by choir
Pastoral prayer.
Offertory by choir-Ye shall dwell in the land
Hiles.
Address BIZ DR.. Dana-Lessons from the har
vest.
Harvest Hymn.
DR.. Marshall will preach morning ani
evening at Jackson street Methods
church. Young peoples meeting at III
p. m. Strangers welcome. Seats free.
Christians, or Disciples, will hold servi
ces at the Y. M. C. A. rooms to-day at 1913
a. M, and p. IN. Elder L. Lane, of low;
will preach.
Services morning and evening at Clinton
Avenue NJ. E, church. The subject of tn
evening discourse: The present outlool
for temperance" D. Morgan. pastor.
Christ church (EpiscopaD corner Fourt
and Franklin streets. Services conducts
by the rector, Rev. M. n. Gilbert, at 1913
a. m, and $50 p, II. Sunday school at
a. N. Holy communlng a. m.
st. John the Evangelist church. corne
of Ashland avenue and Mackubin street
Rev. Henry kittson. rector Morning pray
er 1870 a. m. Holy communion and SCI
mon lilo q. m. Sunday school an
, children's service 2:3O p. m. Evensong an
sermon 1870 p. N. Seats free, ST. Anthem
Hill, cars pass within one block of church
Bethel Chapel, foot of Jackson stree
Preaching st B p. m. by Chaplain Smitl
Unity Church, on Wabashaw street. or
posite Summit avenue, ". G. Cannot
pastor. Service at 1880. Sunday schoo
at 1915.
New Jerusalem, Cor Swedenborgiar
| church, Market street, between Fourth an
; Fifth streets, Rev. Edward c. Mitchell
/ pastor. Services at 1880 a. NJ. Sunda
, School at IL As a. ID.
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TIE match race between Ernest Green
and frankie G was Won by the latter IN
2:46 The purse was SEQ. The track
was IN fine condition and the attendance
fair, the weather and all prospects favor
able. Many fine horses'were on the track
and negt weeks races will Big interesting.
Unfinished races of yesterday 2:26 class.
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SKILL
TESTERDI1;S ETENTy IN THE
SPORTING WORA,1.
Faces at ChicagS, Boston, Coney ISLAND and
Elsewhere-TIre Base Ball Ressrd-The
Rihe Match-Agtsstic
Turf Erents.

CHICAGO, Sept. t6.The Chicago horse
fair for 1882 began on the driving park
this afternoon. TIE only Important trot
to-day was the 2:45 eBass, purse $1,0Ga5 di-
yided. Nine started:
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Fortunes for Farmers and Mechanics.

Thousands of dollars can be saved by using
proper Judgment in taking care of the health OF
yourself and family. Ii you are Bilious. have
sallow complexion, poor appetite, low and de-
pressed spirits, and generally debilitatet do not
delay a moment, but go at once and procure
bottle of those wonderful Electric Bitters, which
never fail to cure, and that for the trlfiing sun
of fifty cents.-TTibnne. Sold by Lamble u
Bethune.
There are few OF the Is cent cashmeres left
at H T. PLATO & Cos,
131 East Third street,
Successors 20 Powers Eros.
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A good investment find it, jump into the
free bus at Fairchild's office Monday, at z, and
90 to the sale of thirty lots.
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RAIL AND RIVER

w. a. Bods, general traffic manager Of
The st. Paul, Minneapolis ST. Louis road,
has returned from Chicags.
The report is circulated on the streets
that Geo. H. Hazard is soon to leave the
st. Paul, Minneapolis &,St Louis road.
Charles R.. Williams has been appointed
general freight and passenger agent of
the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad companx
in place CT John w. Moss, resigned,
with headquarters at Albuquerque.
Mr.. f. W. Dyer, passenger engineer on
the Manitoba railroad is in attendance a
a delegate, OF Minnelsaha Lodge, No. 81,
Brotherhood of locomotive fremen, the
annual convention of the ordea in session
last week at Terre Haute, In(aana. He is
accompanied by his wife and from wriaten
accounts the convention has been ons of
the most profitable and interesting ever
held iIc this country. Amossg other. rail-
road aaan of ST. Paul who have been. pres
ent at the convention are j. B. MueIassr and
wife. j. III. Kilbasae, wife and sister and
Messss Harvey Oliver, d. Casey, j.. Il. Saw
yer. G. W. McFasaand ana P. B. Murphy.
THE river HIS droppe,a to three feet six
iEaAes on the tar
The Libbies Conger, of the Diamond ia
Ere. will be- the boat of that line for 81
louis Monday.
The Grand Pacific. of the Davidson eaee:
tric light line, villa arrive tonight, and
leave Tomorrow morning for st. Louis, at
10 o'clock.
Mr.. l.. n. Scott the gentleman who was
appointed by Commodore Davidson as
agent OF the ST. Louis Packet company
after she death of the lamented Captain
Reaney, is proving himself very able as
we'll sas accommodating gentleman for the
position, and is daily confirming Commo>
dore Davidson's good Judgment in making
the appointment.
Call early and get some of the fine colored
silks at 81 IS worth $50, at
H. +. Plato & Cos,
Ill East Third street.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

An eight page paper published every Thurs
day sent post paid at si15 per year. Three
months on trial for . cents.
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Watch the sale of the H. H. Mmme, proper
ty, September rs, at 10 a. m.
For Hosiery
in cotton or wool, don't fail tO,call on the New
York Novelty store, 20 West Third.
Auction sale of thirty lots, near st. Paul i
Omaha round house, to-morro,g at 2 p. m. by
Fairchild.
To the Lady of the Houses
Keen this - worth 800
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Wanted.
Two frst-class plumbers at 165 WestThird
street. Steady employment to good men.
KENNY i RUDNER.
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The finest line of black ard colored brocaded
silks and satins, in all the new shades, can be
found at H. +. PLATO & Co.'S,
131 East Third street.
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H. L. Mann's,

III. Il. NIdlltS
400 and 422 Wabashaw st.
Ask for such an envelope at H. E. Mann's.
You will get it for nothing.
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Military Orders.

Military Orders.
Capt. G. M. MacCarthy has Issued the
following order:
HEADQUARTERS EMMET LIGHT ARTIL-
LERY, NJ. n. g., ST.PAUL. Sept. Il, 1882.
BATTERY ORDER. NO. Ia.
L. Permission being granted from gen
eral headquarters this command will pro-
coed to Milwaukee, Wis. to participate in
the military contest to take place in that
city on the Goth and 21st insts. on the occa-
sion of the reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland.
3. The members of the command will
assemble at the armory Monday evening
Sept. IS, at 7:30 o'clock in fatigue uniform
march to the union depot and proceed to
Milwaukee via the G. NJ. 4 st. p railroad
5. The men detailed for service at Mil
waukee will report at the armory with
their dress uniforms and personal bag
gage neatly packed and marked. They
will also provide themselves with one days
rations, and upon arrival in camp at the
Cold Spring driving park await further
orders. c. NJ. MAcCARTHY,
Capt Comfy, E. L. A
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Successors 70 Powers Bros.
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Time, 2:27I, 2:221Z, 2:2511.