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PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PRoVIDENCE DIRECT.
for al of90pSSiasS ana 19
me entirely new ana elegant steamer h,i0DE al
steamer n2ssAcMU SETS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
D. Ill., m. rom rnl Pier 20 N. r. foot of Warren-st.
@ made at Eastern and auS WHIT
Mountain points Tickets Tor All principal Ticket
ees a@s o s at AZ Sd
way and at Filth Avenue ana Wi1a9r oIs ticket Offices
y MINNEAPoLIs, COLORADO, OREGON, CALI.
FoRNIA and all points In NEBRASKA, UTAH MON
TANA. DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, and the NORTHWEST
reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y
Itruns from two trains daily way between
CHICAGO aud prominent Western points ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west of Chr
caeo PULLMAN SLEEPERS ali OF its through
ana nigh; For Of fare and other information
apply by letter coupon agent
L. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent. No. 4l5 Broadway New.Yo
STAA,RRIIN1'Sv AVN u,nno0 r0.xsDo,r,r,ov
COMPANY.
Office, Pier l8, Il. H., foot of Cortandts st.
CoDsgnmens OF freight forwarded directed any par
OF the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery ali kinds freight and per
cband!se any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARB0R TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly any point
IN The harD0r az reasonable rates.
SIEAMBOATS BARGEs AND GROVES TO 'cuak
TERROR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. Starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is. N. IT, at daily. Saturiays
exceptod.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York AMI
New.Hayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
points d., L. a. W. A.. IL a
For Jew. Haven and points East at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN lsLAND.-Eleye Miles fot
Ten Cents via steamers rom Pier l. H. IL, foot htenast
CENTRAL SHIPYARD COmmunipaw, ". DRY Docks
Machine shops every thing apperLaning 10 tue
construction ana repair OF vessels
H,ROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
except Saturday, az Pier A. North RIVER foot Chris
topherst connecting with morning trains North
West sunday steamer touches at Albany
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miscellaneous.

COSTAR'S EXTERMINATORS kill Reaches
" Bedbugs, Arts Feas Lice Insects, Rats Mice Not
poisonous 800 West 2Gth, 10 Maiden Lane 400 Broome
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ suspending window sashes Warranted for fifteen
Manufactured aud for sale 70 kzabeth
Of Heater. THOMAS NORTON.
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Corporation Notices.

OTICE.-PROP0SALS for dredging at the
foot q 26tst East river will be received BY tho De
October H. 1882 at IL o'clock For full Information
the civ hecord- Copies ior sale At No. z CITY Hall
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NORWICH LINE .
To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland ana the East
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without the Sound,
the ia oTite CITY Ot NEW Ohh
leaves Pier 10 40 North River Of Wsts.st pier
above Desbiossess Ferry, daily, except Sundays at
NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILROAD-t commencing october 2, 1882,
tia ough trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
ga H. Western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room cars also 10 Saratoga, Clayton
and alexandria Bay.
Of Albany Sy Rochester Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland and
Toledo
1870 No. Chicago Express drawing cars 10 Canaan
daigua. Rochester and Buffalo. 49,
to Albany and Troy, with connection 10 Uuca sara
tOga Glens Fails, Lake George and Rutland.
$50 D. m, Saratoga special: arrives . 10 p. IN.
4. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
D. ST Louis Express with sleeping cars for ST. Lo1s
running through every day IN the week, also Niagara FANS
Buffalo and Toledo
80 M Express with sleeping to Syracuse and 70
Auburn Road. also to Montreal excepting Sunday.
. D. m, Pacific Express, daily. with eeeIing cars for
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland Toledo, Detroit. Chicago and
II D. m Night Express with slceingca.s to Albany and
Troy 80 Gu,
Tickets at No bowling Green, 252 and az Broad
way WescOts Express Offices PsIkpace ana 100
and 9i2 dway, New York, AID 333 WASHING tOn-st
Brooklyn. !. NJ. rOUCEY, Gen sup't &. u. hhEkE4t
Gen Passenger Agent
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Ncw publications.

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882
Price % cents.
THETRIBUNE INDEX FORKS
Price 90 ccuts.
LIEsCHENi A Tale OF an Old Castle
PTicel0 cents
SUNDAY DINNERS; Extra No. Ga.
Price 25 cents
FOUR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS.
Pnce 90 cents
Address
TIE TRIBUNE.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IL sOn and after 90 cr 1892
sD1 slI dItef 20 cI Ioo-
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York Cortandt streets
Harrisburg Plttsbarg the West and South with Pullman
ccage L@9sG Of fcf Dinns smoEs and sleep
Gars at oeR sSSTy dsy m p nj Cory and Erie
p n connecting at Cory for Tnsviie, Petroleum Cen
Ra@Sr the south Limited washington %
q. M: arrive Washington m Regular ~,
6:5 a ~. $40 and p and IL night via
Sunday ia b = g. O:l5 MI p. m and l9night; via
For Atlantic CITY, except Sunday 5:l5 ana llOa H. on
For Cape May except Sunday. 5i5. a. M. N Saturday,,
Long Branch Bay Junction and intermediate stations
via Halfway and AmbOv. n nl ~ hooh' 81 ahd
Boats Of rooklyn Annex with all through
Jersey city aordng speedy and direct transfer for Brook
Trains arrive Plttsburg 600 ANA ll2o 1880 and
G5O a M 80 $3.50 $50 and lo:50 M Sunday $3.50 $50
aT and icSC From 5 6sS a on sun sun
$3.50 $40 lO o. 1l:40 1870 2, $3.50, 5:5r $40 1880
go SS I iV H. S yO 5 oio aaS 1855 M 0''O
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TnAlNs EACH ca mag NAY TEEKpAYs 4SpooN
In NEw:YoRK.
hS AN Nth TIT FAoEf TIE gHFnTS
landt streets Ferries, follows anu 0O'''
40 7'sG s1 o. go & md, 10 Limited 92o. a4o
and IOa M. 4, q, Z, and y. M, night
Express Trans leave Newl daily except sunday at
and D. nl running through via Trenton Camden
heurine trains lelye Broad Street Station
l2;0l, 20 800 go g;t 500 $50 anu II a
ft5 and $40 y. on Sunday, 1901. 300 80
$40, $3.50 a n a. % .inlitCnl. o.3O 1850, SEQ N
m Leave Phila eipia via Camden. a IN. and 4JO u IN
daily, except sunday
Iici Offices $40 and 044 Broadway Astor House and
foot oil DesbrOsses and COrandtsts COust Brook
Ign Annex Stat loot Of Fult0n-st, BrOOklyn Nos ia
llo and us Haas1nst. HODoken: Station Jersey city
Immigrant ~ Act Once. Battery.pace:
tsIho New YORK Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage IRON lolcls ana Tendencies
CE~s. J. r.. WOOD "a
Ge"cial Manager General Passr gent.
GrONINGIUN LINE FOR BOSTON.
Fare IS o. Boston Tor nstclas limited tickets good only
a flied tnciI lace.
steamers NARKAG ANsETr and sToNINGToN lava
daily except undays ut fiOm Pier 80 n n foot 81
Jayst. arriving IN Boston ht u IA. ~ ~
Tickets for all principal ticket ofees stlerooma
ID al Offices Wcti Express Co. 3Of IS gg7 and
s2l Broadway. ana AZ rfth ,enne Windsor "A ot.i
a. Offices Fiegh always tazen at The lowest rates
Film NJ. GENERA PASSENGER Asent
rNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND TIL EASE
ALLhAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three trains daily sundays excepte ~ boston
5000. 2p paror cars attacned and 40 y H. Twin
palace sleeping cars
nyesa AT Newport y. m
PkOVlDENCE special express AZ H. 10 lrior ,Aes NJ
teclIed) az Providence tU:2Op
Tickets and parOr seats secured az Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices Grand Central
LW.flLkiSs General Passenger Agar
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Proposals.

STAMFORD. CONN, sept. %, 1882
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM FIRE ENGINE.
/ PROPOSE > from manufacturers 70 supply one Fourth;
iass tean Engine u.der Responsible guarantee, aud
s,uect to approval be- received by the Board OF
adena and urgesse OF stsmfoId Conn, the Board 10
servtag the right 10 reject any and all biis
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fNHE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1892
Contains:
REPUBLICAN PLATFORMS, 1881.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORMS. 1881. ~
INAUGURALS OF PRESIDENTS GARFIELD AND
PREsIDENTIAL VOTE. 1872 to 1880 INCLUSIVE.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DMENTS IN STATES
EIECTIONS OF L. :. SENAT06S-U. >. CENSUS.
VOTE OF BROOKLYN. ga. 80. ,,-,r,,.,,
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL STATES Mhith
VOTED IN 1881. .,-- ,,....,o.
valuable to politicians.
A''0N -' - Address THE TRIBUNE.
New-YOTk.
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filming.

A NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"A Mine. Leadville, Col.
SOC. 900 shares = q per share
A. W. GILL president }. :. LOCKWOOD, secretary,
Office 81 Broadway, New-Y0rk
TOCUISTITA, Sierra Grande and all other
unlisted mining Stocks bought and sold Close quotations
daily W. BkENTON WELLINd, o. BtotlWay.
IOHN A. MACPHERSON & CO.,
Bankers Mining stock Brokers, go Broadway Cor
respondence solicited. Official list sales mailed free.
NEW YORK, Sept %, 1882.
fllHE annual meeting of stockholders of the
L Mount Pleasant Mining Company for the election OF
trustees and the transaction other business will be held nc
dav The 4h day OF October pIOSm0, at IL O'clock NJ
Transfer books will closed September 30 and remain
closed until October b. WIN. y. OLMsTED secretary.
rVHE annual meeting of the stockholders of
the FIeeland Mining Company Colorado will be held at
the office OF the company 80 Broadway, NewNOr, on
Tuesday at IL O'Clock for the purpose OF elect
and the transaction OF such other business AS
may come the meeting Transfer books close Sepem
Der D, 1852 at 3 O'Clock p IN d. r. NEhDENAL
secretary.
rCHE Annual MeetingOf the stockholders ofthe
L ROSEVILLEAl.TA CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
PANY win be held the Office of the Company No IL Broad
wpy NewYork 1903 the ID day OF October 1857 az
O'clock of Trustees for the ensuing year. ana
for the of such other business as may come De-
foreit. ,--,--.,
Transfer will be closed five days before election
New York, Sept. ID. 1882 Secretary.
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points.
Palace steamers
BRISTOL end PROVIDENCE
Leave NewYOrk daily, Sundays iuc ude1 at p m. from
Pier 20 North River foot of MUrayst connection by An
MEX BOAr from BrOoRlyn al 4:5U Jersey ty p M
Tickets and StaterOOms be secured Al all principal no
tells transfer and Offices at the Office on Pier IS and
GEORGE L. CONNOi,, Genl Pass. Agent.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents, y. !.
4 FHIGH VALLEY RAILRO AD.-Passenger
trains on and after H. 1882 win leave depots foot
of Cortand and Desbrossesssat = am. lp m $40 and
6:3O d IN sOr Eason Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading
MauCh O. dnk WilkesbarTe. rOwanda, Waverly, Ithaca
Gonev' Lyons Buffalo and the West ana Northwest Fu
man through coaches run Trains at for EasOn
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk, Wlkesbare
and PttstOU Local trains at a. for EastOn bethlehem
ana COplag 90 - oon,oo, H., all
coal regions Sunday train
local To-. Tauch Chunk $40, Leave Mauch Chunk at
pm. nj ~ Cburch na Cortl ondt at,
"enei ' ~ h. Il. BYINGTON. q. Il. a.
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TO PHILADELPHIA


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND0oN
SUNDAY. 3SIAIlONs IN PHILADELPHIA
In NEW-YORK
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Eelp manteo.

OFFICE BOY WANTED.-Address in own
" Writing giving age aud references A. NJ, Box TO- Trtb
une onloA
VSEFULMAN.-By young mau, strictly
u honest and temperate, who make himself generally
usefuI. SO Address" W." Tribune Onioe
xlTAN TED.-A Young local item gatherer
w and winter city weekly one that Is willing and
competent aud does not expect managing editors salary
can permanent position at far salary by address
ing II, this ONCE before Wednesday p IN.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa Philadelnhia Baltimore and WASHINGTON

on and after May u, the magnificent Passenger Trans
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot OF COrthd
and DeeOrOsSes-st. follows. ,,,..
D. m except sundays plrlOr attached arrives wash
nCtOn $40 m Night leaves WASHINGTON at ~
daily Seepers and day coaches through to Clhch''
and Chicago. a.
IN IN daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25 M Gin
Chicago $50 n and 81 Louis 500 H. IN
palace seepers and day coaches though to CINCINNATI
ST. Louis and Chicago o ~,
~ O'Clock ght daily arrives at Washington $50 m Day
and day coaches through TO Cincinnati 49, NJ,
~ 80 other line makes faster time to the West trans
arrive from tbe West AT M. $50 and 1890 p
Tickets and sleeping DeTtns secured ana baggage caea
for and checked to destination at comPanys once 20 81
Broadway and at Offices OF the Pennsylvania Raroad
Company
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
j sAToNTC and NAUGAlUCk RAILkOADs|Steame
leave Iharnesp 1889 a. 500 25I5t, East
River 3:l6 D. H. tare lower than any other route
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Dressmahina.
4 DRESSMAKER, working in first-class fam
~ the day, wants room IN private house VIII
do sewng reference Address d. NJ
Tribune Uptown 0fhce, ,23s Broadway. IlS
DRESSMAKING.-By competent dress
maker who would like few engagements 10 go out by
tie day terms moderate. X. +. D.. S3O West 42dst
nRESSMAkER.. A competent dressmaker
would like u few customers at her own house reno
eating ard msnts speciality walking suits ~ 10 $40 SILK
ats from $40 $l5 please call Mrs CAsSADf ZOo west
2Sthst.- -----------------------
nRESSMAKER-By rst-class dressmaker,
Voud 90 Inv the private families Ia cut and nt
would take work reasonable prices AT No 0O7 9th
ave, second flight
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Gltnatlons Uanteo-- alales.

6itnations Uanteo- nlales.
pARKEEPER or HOTEL CLERK.-By q
vounr man OF pleasing address age 20 nTstclas5 ref
eences. Address CHARLES HOUCk, III 2dst, BrooAlyn
Il. ID.
DOOKKEEPER or assistant bookkeeper.-Age
90 thorough experience In London ENGLAND, aud Canada
commission house preferred. HOLMES, BOX A. Gait Ont
NOACHMAN or GROOM.-By a young man
" Al city references Call or address t. F. H. IA West
lSth.sL
NOACHMAN or COACHMAN and GARDEN
" ER-By a single young man; best recommendations Ap-
ply at CARPENTERS, lOS 6thaye. near sth-st
NOACHMAN and GARDENER - COOK
- BY an English man and WIFE no encumbranGei
6tn ave, corner Stlst
COACHMAN.-By a sober, reliable man,
" SINGLE thoroughly experienced In the caro- on horses car
him. Generally useful; satisfactory references Address
tOACHMAN BOX II, Tribune ONCE
EVENING EMPLOYMENT.-By young
IL gentleman holding responsible business position 10 en-
him ALI or part OF ms Sithe
mercantile literary mechanical Il. d. N, Tribune Omce
ENGINEER aud MACHINIST.-In a steady
IL place can handle all kinds of tools and will make him.
self use III reference. Address CHRlSIIAN BAUER,
Jersey city Post ONCE
NARDENER-By single man, of thorough
~ practical knowledge and extensive experience In the
forcing outdoor departments possesses full
knowledge OF farming and Of stock Address GAR
DENER, $50 broadway -
TANITOR or NIGHT WATCHMAN.-By a
references CAN address F n YBERG, lOl Sintonst
DORTER &c.-By il young man rs porter or
i night Waterman. 800 East 3Sd-st. grocery store
ISTENOGRAPHER, &c.-By young cOored
kind Address q. w. H., l3l West 3Oth-st
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R. =.

m ~
~ (Ponnsylvania r. r., foot COrtlandt
stations I'm NeW-YOrk ST. and DesbfUsses 81.
(Cent al II. Il; OF y. j. loot Liberty-st
LEAVE NEWYORk. commencing oct; 2 Iss2.
t.FOr south AnbOy c. r. H. of y j. ), $40 a. M, $40,
A. p. IN. Via Penn. II. L.. g. - m, > y. m
For Ma;awan &c, via G r. r. OF n Ia SD a. m' l4''
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, AsDuly faIk'
Sea Girt, Point Pleasant &C. Via C. r. r. OF Ma D. ia
As. 4. Is. IN. via Penn r. r. g, m. IL m 800 p m
For Freehold Via c. Il, r. Of y. j. ., To- ll4oa m l. d
D. - .
For lakewood, Toms River, Barnegat &c. via C. r. r. OF
For Keyport J. Sl5 lI:45 a. IN; 4. AS, 6,p.m.
Atlantic CITY Vneand, Brigeton &c. l:45 ?. M -
II p. BALDWIN, J. r. WOOD, j. +. RANDOLPH,
c. p 4 & r. 4. of Nj. q. F. A., p II. r. Sup't
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The above does not include payments made on
account OF the interest or principal OF the puDho
debt of the United States.
Statement of the Controller of the Currency on
October l. 1882, showing the amounts Of Ma
tIona bank notes and legal-tender notes outstand-
ing at the dates OF the passage OF the acts OF June
20 1874; January ii, 1875, ana May 81, 1873, TO;
gether with the amounts outstanding at date, and
the increase or decrease:
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SALES Ar THE MINING EXCHANGES
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DARKEEPER or HOTEL CLERK.-By a
ID yOung man of pleasing address age 20 arstcass ref
erences ADDRESS CHARLES HoUCK, Ill 2dst, Brooklyn
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BONDS. AND BAVR STOKOS

80 seller 8 days.
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DALI RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New.York 10 BOSTON, 50.
NEWPORT, ~, FALL RIVER, 20.
Limited tickets corresponding reduction to all Eastern
points.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
- VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCrION-Tbe

- VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION-Tbe
l. properly of the Sisters of the Good
sShepherd to be sold at public sale-I will
I'll at auction on the premises, corner of
Wilkin and McBoal streets, on Tuesday, july
18th, beginning alto o'clock a. m, i2 lots
comprising the entire block bounded by
WilKin and Elm streets and the bluff, at pres
ent occupied by the Sisters of the Good Shep.
hero, together with the improvements there.
on,which consist of one three story stone build
ing of about twenty rooms, suitable either for
hotel or genteel boarding house: also one
three story frame building with basement.
This valuable parcel of land is situated in the
very center of the city, in the midst of fine
neighborhood, among whom may be men.
toned Hon. Alexander Ramsey, Hon. w. L.
Banning, Hon. James Gilfllan, Messrs. J. L.
Forepaugh, c. D. O'Brien, L. MaxfieId, VIM.
D. Rogers, q. Sahlgasrd, E. Is. Chittenden,
Rev. D. G. Lyon and others. The view from
the bluff, upon which this choice land stands,
is magnificent, embracing the Mississippi val
ley and surrounding country for miles. In
addition to this the property is but few min.
utes' walk from Bridge square, and within
two short blocks OF the street railway. The
drainage is perfect and the location all that
can be desired. Terms liberal.
p. 7. KAVANAGH,
lS' Auctioneer.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
PERSONAL.

Hon. John B. Raymond, of Fargo, d. T., il
at the Metropolitan.
Isaac Staples, ESQ.,, OF Saltwater, spent
| few hours in st. Paul yesterday.
| Hon. George n Baxter, of Faribault, wal
| among the srrivals at the Merchants yester
day.
Hon. Andrew C. Dunn, of Winnebago City
| the leading manager in the Cox Impeachment
| trial, is in the city, occupying his old rooms
at the Metropolitan.
John Muir, ESQ assistant superintendent
of the immense wholesale dry goods house oi
Marshall, Field & Co Chicago, is in the city
spending short vacation.
G. A. Kerst, secretary in the Office of the
Northwestern Ice company, left for Chica go
last evening. The fact that there is a trotting
meeting at Chicago this week, with more and
better horses than was ever before seen on any
course, does not, of course, have anything to
do with his visit.
Hon. M. L. Mccormick, mayor of Grand
Forks; j. s. Eshelman, president of the Citi-
zens' National bank; z. A. Allen, member of
the city council, and John Bulge, Esq, all
prominent business men of Grand Forks, ar
rived in the city yesterday on their way to
Chicago, where they go to investigate the sys-
tenn OF water works of that city.
Lieut.. Gov. Gilman, of st. Cloud, and Col.
c. 81. Graves, of Duluth, two men who were
not nominated for congress in the Fifth dis
trict, were in the city yesterday. 1t was a
matter OF some surprise to their st. Paul &C.
quaintances that they could talk only in the
Scandinavian tongue. A similar incident took
place few years ago at the tower of Babel, if
the GLOBE is correctly informed.
Col. George r. Clark, real estate dealer OF
Chicago, and who, by the way, looks enough
like Gov Pillsbury to- be his twin brother, is
in st. Paul whittier he has come for two weeks
rest. He is domiciled at the Merchants hotel.
Col. Clark has spent forty-two years of his
life in Chicago. He is the founder of the Pa
cific Garden mission and has, by his indefati-
gable energy and free use of money, almost
redeemed the unsavory and God-forsaken re-
gion in which his mission is located, corner
Van Buren and Clark streets. With his large
business on his hands, he finds time to preach
seven days in the week, besides maintaining a
large Sunday school, free dispensary and
free kindergarten. In this grand work he is
ably assisted by his noble-hearted, Christian
wife.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
SOFORT ST. LOTS NEAR THE SIOUX
AlO CITY R r SHOPS AT AIICTIQN-

S0 FORT ST. LOTS NEAR THE SIOUX
w CITY R. R. SHOPS AT AUCTION-I
Will sell at auction on the premises, on Tues
day, August 1st, commencing at 2 O'Clock D.
m, 80 lots in Clark's addition to st. Paul.
These lots can be selected from any portion of
the addition, and are located on Fort, Logan,
Tuscarora, Iroquois. Juno, Victoria, View
and Cantonistreets, within two blocks of the
extensive shops of the Chicago, St. Paul &
Omaha r. 4. Co. The fact that the grading
OF Fort street has been already let, and large
appropriation has been made 10 prosecute the
work, very materially adds to the value of
property in this section, and as soon as the
grade is completed the city street railway will
be extended past the pro oerty. A new school
house will also be built iR a short time upon
the property, while churches are in the imme-
diate vicinity. The shops OF the railroad
company III question give employment perma-
nently to large number of laborers and me-
chanics. Terms made known hereafter.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
l3I AuctiOneer
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

DEFEREE'S SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
III AND COUNTRY PROPERTY BY AUC.
TONI will sell at auction on Mondsy, July
81, at 10 o'clock a. m, st the front doci uf.the
old court house, in st. Pau, the
property hereinafter mentioned, pur-
suant to two DEGREES OF the dis
trict court of Ramsey county, in suits for
partition, wherein Ella F. Rice is plaintiff and
Lena B. Clark, Kate Ashton, Horace Thomp-
son and Others are defendants The parcels of
land to be sold are as follows, to- wit: Lots SO,
81, 3S, 5S, and 55 of Dayton & Warren's addI-
tion TO st. Paul known as "Montville;") lot
IL IN block Is, of st. Paul proper, 50xl45, to-
gether with the improvements thereon, which
consist Of the three story stone building ou
east Third street, occupied at present by the
First National bank of st. Paul and VIM. Lee
as wholesale dry goods house. Also the fol-
lowing property III Stearns county, to-wit:
The west of the southeast X and lots No.
l, 2, and 3, all in section ID, town 124, range
80. Also the following land in Carver coun-
ty, viz: Lots and 3, section ., town lis,
range 20. Also the following in Renville
county, viz: The southeast 4 and the south.
west of section !, and the southeast Il aud
the southwest X of section 2, town lis, range
81. Terms "A reasonable deposit at time uf
sale to guarantee good faith of purchaser, the
balance, all cash, on delivery of deed. Alb
stracts of title to all the above property can be
seen at the referees Office in the First National
bank of st. Paul. Parties desiring a secure
investment for their money can not fiud bet
ter opportunity than the one here offered, as
the sale is absolute.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
AuctIoneer.
Edward NJ Van DuZee, Referee. 1877