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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30
SEE Ii TINS INTERESTS Yor.

We find In our stock several lots Of BROKEN
SUITS THAT Is the line Of sizes is broken) in our
fines. line vi 1-BUTTON CUTAwAY SUITS
and Tor n dressy suit these just the thingn
In need OF suit and know the size you want
Cast your eye over the following sizes and see
II your size is among the lots:
Lot 300. sizes 80. "a. So price 500: now SO.
Lot 1927, sizes 81 55 3S. price YVES S25: now Sl8
Lot 1855, sizes 81. "a, price $50: now S22.5O.
Lot 1860. sizes "a. 80. 40 price MAS SIS now SCI
You should come and these at once, tor II
We sell them beforeyou get here you can blame
NO one but yourself
GEORGE SPRANSY
te2o 5O1 SEVENTH STREET.
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DRAwERs ARE.Tnuups

DRAwERS ARE i UMPS
THIS WEEK.
Notice this offering closing prices previous removal
Jean Drawers fun cut sizes 81; to 40 waists % cents.
Gauzc Drawers, we'll made, good fabrics, sizes sc
AZ waists 50 cents
Finest Jean Drawers heretofore 10 cents have bee
consolidated with the 50 cent ones; Sizes % A
waists.
Balbrggan Drawers. tinted. unusual value for so
cents, just marked down from 40 cents.
Finest Plaid or barred Muslin Drawers quality
usually sold for 81. are % cents.
Heavy Drill Drawers full cut and quality not easily
obtainabc, 80 cents.
Fine Drawers in gauze and summer merino up to
H Inches Jean Drawers up to % inches. &c.
Linen Drawers, best quality and make, only few
pair in stock sizes 80. SO and 40 waists now ST. just
half price.
Chatting Drawers. % cents
Everything Closing out Clothing is cheap, in fact
way down ST 4lO Seventh street.
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Mrs. fseult Dudley seem, ambitious to play
the role OF a Guiteau in cOu-t. During the open
ing scenes in her trial for tine assault on Rosa
she INDUCED in every sort of dSOrderly re-
marks, proving herself thereby to be very
vixenish and coarse person. Mrs. Dudley
should remember that while Guiteau's ribaldry
was very smart and made people laugh it did
not clear him.
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THE JusE Havoc

THE JuSE Havoc
THE NISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
Genuine SILK seersucker Suits at So cut from S1s
ward ~ ~
Fine Black Prince Albert suits SD, worth So
Blue Flannel suits al and %. guaranteed
10 equal NJ sold 30 Per higher.
Zine Nacnt Cloth suits SI2. worth S2U.
SIS. ~
Cashmere suits $3.50 1918 $3.50 and $40, less
u aIs tlV cost of manufacture
Black Alpaca Goats IL 81 and upward.
Ijrap d EIe Coats ard Vests cheaper than ever
Office Coats % cents and upward
Serge suits IN Black, Brown anu Blue at $40.
FOR BOYS TOl2:
Jacket and Pants a 81. worth So.
Jas and Pants at - 20. worth 80
Jacket and Pants at 50 worth 81;
Jacket and Pats al 81 as, worth -.
FOR BOYS IL TO Is.
Suits At 81 80. worth 81
Suits II - -, worth ~.
suits al 81. So worth 50.
Suits ut -, worth ST.
For Men and Boys In immense variety regardless Of
cost
splendid assortment and cut DOWN prices.
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L ZEE EFF TIT oo. ZEE RRR
/ FE FF 8 W EEE ERR
In EErr + T 0ooo Wy EEEK B
AND MUST BE SOLD.

When last week we advertised twenty -four Garments
to close out at ridiculous prices sd but three and
willing to MAKE A STILL LARGER
REDUCTION Note as follows:
No. l. The Handsome INDIA LINEN SUIT, with
black and white EN- brodery. Original price S25
Now $3.50.
No. 2. FRENCH SATTEEN. strawberry center. with
Irish point embroidery. Original price $1,000
Now So so.
No. g. FRENCH CHAMBREY BLUE. with embroid-
cry to match. Original price S12 Now $3.50.
No. f. Black and White BINGHAM SUITS, vest
front Original price $3.50. Now $3.50.
No. 5. One WHITE SUIT, Tucked Skirt with Shirt
Waist. Original price S6.25. Now $3.50.
No. G. One GINGHAM EMBROIDERED. Original
price $3.50 Now S..
No. .. Two LINEN LAWN SUITS. neat figured and
very stylish made up. Original price $1,000.
Now So
OTHER GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES AND
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
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The state department feels called upon to
make an ..official denial OF the rumor that Mr.
Kelley has been recalled. And yet we suspect
that state department young men of sporting
proclivites, if such State department young
men there be, would like to wager q months
salary, even at long odds, that Mr.. Kelley will
never represent this country at Vienna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30

OuR Srock Or
OLD RYE WHISKY
From $3.50 TO 81 Per Gallon is Unsurpassed.
e. WITMER & Co.
GROCERS,
1e'jO 1918 Pennsy wanna ave.
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SEASONABLE NOVELTIES AT A SACRIFICE
70 dozen fine NULL FICHUS. worth at least 5Oc
offered al I9c each
80 dozen Extra quality NULL FICHUS large size
hand-embroidered edges, worth at least 75c.,
offered at 29c. each.
Lots of New Goods added this week to Collar and
Cuff and Ruching Department such Tourists
Rufliing. &C.
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1 lELiGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
= I'm the mountains OF Virginia al The BROOK"
Plenty OF ice, mlk fresh vegetables and fruit Adj
dress Mrs. J. STOCKTON, kio z. %, Albemarle CO..
' a. te2--ow
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4 HEALTHFUL PLEASANT RESORT IN
"A Aldle Loudoun county, Va stage twice daily:
SCENERY grand; directly al foot of mountains; gaud
water, Ice. Apply TO Postmaster. Aide, Loudoun
county, Va je2s-.lts
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I(oARDERS WANTED-JULI lST TEN MIN
- utes walk from Boyds station. Met. r. X H.:
plenty of milk. Ice charming spring wafer. shade. dc
Horses ana carriages for of boarders very mod.
crate price: reference IL desired. Address Mrs T. 4
DE LANDER, Boyd's Station Montgomery County,
Md ie.,- an
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CREEDMooR, NEAR wARRENTON. VA, Is
y now open for Summer and Fall Boardcrs. Address
TO Mrs. NARROW 1918 r ST., Washington H. q
e2Dstu&th2ws
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l,NoUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN pEII CUr
inI board IN the vicinity Of Silver Springs. seven
miles from Washington and Unehaif mile from
tiou; plenty of fruit and shade Apply $40 sth a
NV. '''S i..,a
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4 'bON Tlsl BOARD - HERBERT HOUSE,
y Laurel, Nd. -Four vacant rooms: good accommo.
cations: three minutes walk from station abundance
9i shade and large porches. Terms ascnable Ad
dress above. tapa2fs
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4 FEW FAMILIES CAN HAVE A PLEASANT
summer Home, with plenty OF shade. fruit i,e
ana vegetables, halfmile from station: daily mall
reasonable terms by addressing SOMERSET WILL
LIAMS, Boyd's Station, Md ir2.:a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30

AT PLEASANT COUNTRY HOUSE IN
M m, mountains OF Virginia Terms for adults SIS
MAMIE REID, woodvillc, Rappahannock county,
IL te.lo-
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NOR RENT-BY r. o.
- X st. ,h.C.av. #. 1888. 33
Fstreet n. Is. 1Sr......-.3OG
G ST., near 10Th ST., t. 300
R.I.av., mr.. Conn. av. ,f.3OO
Lafayette So, 17r..262.5U
Lafayette So, 17r..f.. $50
X. mr.. 16. 12r., fur-2OS.33
Mass. ave-. n. 18th, f...2OO
n st. n.Conn. ave. 13r. 200
Lafayette square 1Tr.. 300
Conn.av.n.N,l 3r.f166.6 &c
NJ st. n. 9th St, Tor, f.....l5O
15thst. n. RI. av.. Or. ..l5G
18th st. Dupont circle ,n5O
1880 10Th street, 3r...lOO
Md. av..H'r lst n. e. fur. lOO
Grant Place, fur, Sr...-1OO
Rst. N. 18th. 1 l rs. .f.....lOO
Thomas Cir, Tor, fur. 100
jplT r n HOITT
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MISERABLE COUNTRY BOARD FOR TIN
II summer Rooms large and newly furnished
GOOD table excellent water fruit. milk DC Address
MS ELIZA JAMES HARRIS Purcellyille Ioudour
TO-, Va je2s-3t-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENr-145o RHODE ISLAND AVE n.
II W.. two story and basement brick dwelling, seven
rooms, all modern convenienccs, large yard Apply
next door, l44S X. L Its
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II Z n N n G.
ego THE CLOTuIER
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Nj ARSli ALL HOUSE. VILLAGE INN. PLEAS
ANA ant location roOmy and well kept, ample
grounds fresh fruits, milk. butter and vegetables;
home comforts: moderate charges; Va. Midland rail-
way: hve minutes from station two hours from WASH
lngton; convenient trains. COLOGNE & MADDUN,
Marshall Va. ie21-stu m re
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NOR RENT-134l CORCORAN ST, A THREE
Il story and basement brick House, ten large rooms;
bath, closets and all convenences will be put in
perfect ORDER rent low till October: go and it, key
at 1349. Address INVISIBLE, Star Office. je26 m
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"TANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
w ON second floor. between 9Th ST. and 18th st. and
G and N; terms must be moderate. Address Box 2S
Star office. je}U-:3t*
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4 yITY BoARDtRS wANTED-A VERY BH<,lR-
o, able country place twenty minutes drive from
Mon Bridge, w. NJ. *. X. Address =. FRANK
REpP, Box lac. townsville, Frederick County, Ma
jee5tit$ -
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IHoR RENT-NERN DESIRABLE COUNTRY
Residence one mile from Hamilton station W 90
ana w X X Fine shade fruit and water; ice house
hlled with ice. Address Box At office el-lm-
SELECT BOARDING HOUSE NEAR FORTRESS
- monroe, Va. Terms from 81 81 30 per dav
Fine facilities for bathing boating aud fishing AID
myl6-6l.ws
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NOR RENT
IL 1886 10th st. ,14r.S125
1868 L ST., l2r., m. l. 1888
512 18th st. l5r. mi. 90
1742 Fst.n.w..l0 mi. rs
416 9th st. l6r. MI. 1888
1926 l ST. .12r., mi. 80. 80
1914 q ST., lar. .m.i-1OO.O0
500 14th, ar. ,m.i...1 100. 80
21 Lafayette sq.......333.33
1888 18th, 10r. mi. ..S3. 33
144l l. ST., 9r.........-..25.OO
THOM
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GUNNER BOARDERS WANTED AT THE VAT
=, ton House. half mile from Round Hill station IA
miles from Blue Ridge Mountain, Bears ben aud
FUR nshed rooms large and airy. plenty OF shade.
spring OF iron water. ice fruit and vegetables, Pavil-
Ion and Piano. Applicants taken To and from station
iret: Terms S25 per month: children and servants
nall price. For further particulars apply 60 JOHN "
GiBSoN, Round Hill L. o., Loudouu county, Va
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-A RESPONSIBLE NAN WILL
w look after house for family absent from city
during summer months, later if desired. Address
GUARD, star office. je:3O2ts
VIZ ANTED-TO BUY \ BRICK HOUSE BE-
w tween 18th and 10th and & and q SITS. Price
to exceed 5000. Address, giving number of house,
Purchaser" Star office. je23-2t*
VIZ ANTED-I DESIRE TO PURCHASE A RESI-
w dence business property vacant lot at reason
ably low price for spot cash. must be of 18th
W. and north of Pennsylvania Address. (satng
bottom price and locaton), o. U. JAY, Washington,
ID. Z. je2G-lm
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1896 F ST.. 10A m.i.....S75
1873 + St. lOr.. m.i......15
2l33 X st. n.w., Sr., m.i--50
1884 Riggs ST. q r., IN. i.35
1929 5 ST., Or, m. l.. ..25.32
1902 9th st. ,12r........75.O0
1895 II ST., Sr. ,m.i.....35.U
1914 2lSt ST., lar. .125.O0
'l2l7 l. St, llr., m.i.65.OO
Ill ID ST., 11r.. 90
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COUNTRY BOARD

TWO ROOMS VACANT AT MAPLE COTTAGE"
one iarSe hay-window room Good shade ffu't
mix ana vegetables. ConVryaucpt d and from stnfi,
re- re-, Terms moderate. Mlis JAMES BRTNNFR
N''s N"ufch ~ JeSosits
IbloSPECI Hill HOUSE, SITUATED IN ONE
OF the healthrst sections of Nrrnia. nano. r,cn,x
ot irGit Ice and shade ladies' sadded horses ON easy
itfiIlS Table neNcrllet board - per week Appy
Va. N' A1'"u',i ~, sen.ttE'
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Per Month.
421 NJ st. n. W. llr-S4O.O
462 { st. n. W. 9r......3J. 90
l42O 3sd ST. II. w. 6r..31.O0
3O1 13,a st. II. W. Sr-35.OO
1921 llth st. NV. 6r.35.00
23S & 24O I'D Inc. ar. eS5. 90
PHI X st. n. W. 1r-..33.O0
2O4 Del. av. ne. 1Or-.3O.O0
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"ANTED-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk A
w competent Woman with good references APP
ply, between and clock Tuesday Wednesday,
at AS 9th ST. n w. Its
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DLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD.

- SUMMER HOMFcS.
The Virginia Midland Railway are now distributing
descriptive pamphlets, giving names of Hotels ami
otrulllg HOUSES located oll or near their line with
their Rates and accommodations Special reduced
rate tickets can be purchased al company office COL
Iennsylv ania ave, ie.l-lm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16

government This government implicitly
recognizes its errors, for it appointed a
committee to examine into the claims Of
the half-breeds. This proceeding is very
wise; it is only to be feared it comes too
late.
1t would take too long, Mr.. Editor, to an
swer every inaccurate statement contained
in your editorial. When you say, for in
stance, that ''the Frenchman has little in
clination for pioneer life" you do not ap-
pear to be very well acquainted with the
early history of your own country. There
are but few places in North America which
have not been discovered and settled by
Frenchmen. Has not the very site on
which you have been exhibiting such strange
notions of history been discovered and set
tied first by French Canadians? 1 hope the
spirit of fairness which has always been the
characteristic of the GLOBE will prompt
you to insert this letter for the comfort of
many of your readers, who, far from consid-
ering Riel and his followers as ''marauders
and murderers, know they are poor, starved,
unjustly treated, peaceful people, driven to
despair by years of oppression at the hands
of the federal government of the Dominion.
A. MARTIN,
Editor of LIE Canadien.
St Paul ADril Is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16

Supreme Courts.
At yesterdays session all the justices but
Berry were present and the following bust
ness was transacted:
Michael Mcneil, respondent, VS.. Andrew
J. Finnegan, appellant; argued aud sub
mitted.
James W. Walton, respondent, vs. Charles
G.. Perkins, appellant; submitted on briefs.
Frank j. Meller, appellant. VS.. Ebenezer
A. Hodsdon and "Con" Hodsdon etc., re-
spondents; argued and submitted.
Jones K. Humphrey, appellant, VS.. William
r. Merriam, respondent motion of appel
liant for an order directing the clerk of the
district court of Ramsey county to certify
the record of cause back to court denied.
A. w. Petrin, subject of the king of
Norway and Sweden, appeared before the
court and took out his second papers, be-
coming citizen of the United States.
Adjourned to $50 a. m. to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16

W. A. Burton of ST. Paul, registered at the
Sherman.
Col. King of Minneapolis is at the
Palmer.
Mrs. W. II. Dixie Of Faribault, r. Sherin
of st. Paul, Charles F. Porter of Eau
Claire, R. II. Lee and wife of Minneapolis,
F. NJ. Smith and wife of Rushford, Mimi,
are at the Palmer.
George l.. Ordway and family and Frank
G. Wilkins of Fargo, l.. +. Martin of Chip
pewa Falls, d. B. Bailey of Appleton H.
J. Lutes of Duluth, are at the TremonG
J. B. Gribben and wife and Joseph Nc
Key of St. Paul are at the fremont.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
In order to expedite applications for Office
certain formalities should be observed, and
applicants will aid their cases by observing
the following:
The chief point to be considered is that the
candidate must be we'll Endorsed by the lead
ing Democrats of his locality, and the candi-
dates character must be satisfactory to the
people with whom he viii be brought in con-
tact, and he must also be qualified to fill the
position sought for.
His papers should be formally drawn and
signed by themember of the state central
committee from his judicial district, as well
as the Democratic candidate for congress
from his district at the last election.
The paper thus Endorsed should be for
warded to Hon. NJ. Doran, chairman Of the
state central committee, or Hon. P, H. Kelly,
member of the national committee, at st.
Paul. NJ. DORAN,
Chairman Democratic State Central Com.
P. Fl. KELLY,
Member Democratic National Committee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16
Mrs. Frank Lestie's Dog.
Olean On. Y.)Herald

Clean On. " Herald
Among the passengers on train ~ on Sun :
day afternoon week ago was Mrs. Fran k
Leslie, the celebrated publisher of Leslie's
illustrated periodicals. She was on her way
home from New Orleans, accompanied by
her business manager and lady travelling
companion. Mrs. Leslie's chief companion,
however, was handsome dog, which she
foudled and caressed with motherly affection.
When she sat down to dinner at Hornellsvile
she carried the dog to the table in her arms
and frequently fed it from her own plate
with her knife and fork. When it became
too forward and thrust its nose nto the gravy
on her plate she would tap it gently on the
nose with her fork and then use the SAME
instrument to carry another cargo of food to
her own mouth. Mrs. Leslie was elegant ly
dressed, rather good looking and valued the
dog at 81, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court, special term April
IL 1885.
In the matter of the estate of Frank II Pratt de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Otto Nell.
Claiming TO be entitled to a conveyance of the
north half of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-five (22), town thiTty-seven (37), range
twenty-five (22) west. containing so acres. more or
less. situate lying and being in the county of Chi
sago in said state from the administrators Of said
estate, setting forth the names and places of
residence of all persons interested in said estate
to be conveyed. and the facts upon which said
claim is predicated;
II is ordered. that said petition be heard before
the judge of this court on Monday. the LIST day Of
June, A. D. 1SsS, at ten Oclock at the Probate
Office in the city of Saint Paul. in said Ramsey
county, and that all persons interested in said
tate appear then and there 10 show cause Of any
they have) why decree should not be made au-
thoriEing and directing the administrators of said
estate TO make and execute . conveyance Of said
premises TO the petitioner.
II is further ordered that notice of the time and
place of hearing be given TO all persons interested
in said estate by the publication Of this order for
four successive weeks. once in each week the last
of which publications shall be at least fourteen
days before said day of hearing. in the DAILY
GLOBE, . newspaper printed and published at
Saint Paul. in said county aforesaid. and that q
copy of this order be served personally on all per
interested in said estate residing in said
county OF Ramsey. at least fourteen days before
said day of hearing. and on all other persons in
terested, by depositing forthwith. a copy of such
order in the postofce st Saint Paul in said cocn-
ty with postage prepaid directed TO them respect
lively 81 their place Of residence unless IL appears
that their place Of residence is unknown
By the Court,
KS WM- B. MoGRoRTY,
Judge OF Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr-- Clerk aPls-th-iv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16
PIE RSONALS.

Charles Erwin and lady, Winona, are at
the Windsor.
Mrs. Upham and Miss Markell, Duluth,
are at the Windsor.
Lieut.. George F. Cooke, q. S. Army, is
at the Metropolitan.
Hon J. B. Wakefield, Blue Earth City,
was in st. Paul yesterday.
L. J. Bond and X. S. Munger, Duluth,
were at the Metropolitan yesterday.
J. + Carey, Duluth. w. l.. Luce and
wife, Red Wing, are at the Merchants.
John Mccormick, Wyoming, and J. J.
Mccormick, Montana, are ut the Mer-
chants.
d. r. Taylor, B. F. Spaulding, Fargo,
c. o. Winger and wife, Herman, were at
the Merchants yesterday.
j. K. Howard and daughter Sank
Centre, and Mrs. Fl. G. Howard, Lake
Crystal. are at the Merchants.
II. NJ. Payton, Duluth; w. A. Webster.
Red Wing; c. S. Benson, st. Cloud; Charles
A. Greenleaf. Litchield, were at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
Mr.. Luke Cafferty, the accomplished
clerk Of the Metropolitan hotel, has resigned
his position and he will go to the Lake Park
hotel. Minnetonka, under the management
Of Charles Mcintyre, June /.
Mr.. Charles II. ManShip left the city last
night for his old home in jackson. Miss,
where he will attend the approaching nup-
tials of his sister. After the marriage he
viii visit New Orleans aud other places
AT CHICAGO.
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO. April 15.-St. Paulites at the
Grand Pacific: AnSel 0ppenheim, G. II.
Christian, Jr., F. DriScoll, Jr., J. W. Tay-
Tor, 4. (. Rood. F. d. Banning. S. b.
Gault, G. L. White, Albert Scheffer, Z. r.
Davenport.
J. NJ. Hannaford Of ST. Paul Is in the city
attending meeting of the Northwestern
passenger agents,
j. (. johnson aud wife of Fargo. II. c.
Shepherd. w. II. Laird and Mrs. B. II.
Langley OF Winona are arrivals at the Grand
Pacific.
Mrs. Mark Wilson and Mrs. Holbrook OF
Winona are at the Sherman.
Z. C. Clarke OF Eau Claire. J. c. Waite
and Clarke Waite OF ST., Cloud, II. G. Cor
don Of Minneapolis. Chauneey Bowen and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16
YOUNG MEN ;!

Our buyer who is now in New York,
has sent us, without exception the LARGEST
and NoBBIEsT assortment of Young Mems
SUITS, OvERCoATs and TROUSERS for SPRING
wear that we ever had; in fact there can
be nothing finer, in BEAUTIFUL full roll Silk
Lined SPRING OvERCoATs than we can show
you, while in FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS
AND SACK SUITS we have everything, in
Guiding the very latest patterns in English,
FRENCH and German Fabrics; every gar
ment being a TRIUMPH Of the TAILoR's
SKILL, artistic in cut and perfection in make.
will do FREE OF CHARGE!
The prices Of these garments run from
81 to 1923 for Spring Overcoats, from So
to $50 for Spring Suits, and from 81 to
$40 for Spring Trousers, with hundreds Of
garments at every price between to select
FROM We defy any man to tell one OF
our fine Suits at twenty or twenty five dol
lars from one 'tmade to order for forty or
fifty dollars.
Our Spring Stock is simply ENORMOUS,
and a customer would indeed be hard to
please whom we could not suit. We would
call the attention Of close buyers, who ap-
preciate GENUINE BARGAIN when they
see it, to the following lines of MEMS
SPRING SUITS in dark and Medium
Colors; sizes from 81 to AZ, breast measure:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-16

THE SPECIAL CoPARTNERSHIP. here
Il tofore existing between David z Davis
and John A. McAuley. as general partners.
and William T. Van DrieSche as special part
ner. is dissolved by mutual agreement said
William Z. Van Driesche IS authorized to COX
lect all demands due 10 said copartnership and
viii pay all Indebtedness thereof. TIE busi-
ness VIII be conducted At the Old stand by said
William T. Van Driesche under the name and
style Of AcAuley Co
St. Paul, April 1Itk- 1ss5.
DAVID r DAVE
JOHN A MCAULEY.
106-10S WILLIAM F. VAN DRIESCHE.
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