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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-04
CANCER CURED.


have had a cancer my face for many years. ]
have tried a great many remedies. but without relief
/ almost gave up the hope Of ever being cured Dr.
Hartman. my son, recommended Swifts Specific which
have taken with great results My face is well
and il is impossible for me TO express my thanks in
words for what this medicine has done for
Mrs. OLIVE HARDMAN.
Monroe Ga, Sept. q 1894.
swift's Specific has cured cancer my face, and
has almost made new man Of me.
7. J. TEATE, WacHsa- Fla.
have had a cancer in my right for three years
tried every remedy the physicians pTact1eei, % no
permanent good. Sw'ifts Specific has wrought won
crs for me- Ii is the lost blood purifier in the world.
JoHE s. MoRRow, Florence. Ala.
swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and seems 20
cstncers by forcing out the impurities from the
blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer B. Atlanta, Ca,
or $50 w. 23d ST., N, I.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-04

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ach Bitters conquers
and prevents maiar-
ial fcvers. dyspepsia.
chronic, constipation.
a tendency to kidney
and bladder ailments
and rheumatism. and
is Of the greatest value
in cases Of b0d ly
trouble arising from
Wcabne 81. Old pcO
pie are greatly adej
hF It. ana IL Is highly
ser viccablc 10 c0nyal
escents and iadie in
delicate health. It's.
moreover. "a useful
m @ dicin G b take
with one on long jour
news. and CounteraCts
the effects Of mental
exhali ton. For sale
By All Druggists and
Dealers generally.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-04
TUFTS nkER DYE.

RATIONAL HOTEL, 50 a day houEe for nm
kR New house, furniture Only 81 day W
~ house in Northwest with Elevator J .B. Anes OH
! y Prop, Dos Wash. Av., s.. Minneapolis, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The climate OF this Province has gone establish
Il the sanitarum OF tho Pacific Coast .
Victoria Is the capital and Is the virtual terminus OF the
two great tfAnscontineDtl railways tho Canada
Pacific and the Northern Pacific" .
There is great rush Of visitors every summer 70 tho
and tho increase who charmed with the
scenery its mild aud beautiful climate yet thore Ia
marine town for resort bathing site on the
whole from San Francisco to Alaska owing partly to
the coldnesa OF the outside waters.
advertiser about hundred IN the I'M
mediate vicinity OF Victoria where unusual adya
ages respect Tor establishing town OF this Kind
any live hotel keeper WHO has The capital 20
frst class hotel
This is not only bona nde offer but upon inquiry VIII 90
found wonderfully advantageous chance for the rsht sort M
person to take up as such place grest neede anu WI
be par0nzed by the whole sheltered from cou
winds possesses magnificent white candy shallow beach and
tepd the property bounded on side BY
miles which IL the watersnp
ply the city from which 1t distant eight miles by good
fnacadamzed road.
10 Physcans and Capitalists chance is here offered
10 establish asantarIum. a..
posts indications tin and other minerals tho e.
tate any portion OF which or the whole will be sold.
- = Apply 10 WILSON BROWN
reference by permisson 70 British Columbia
Hon, ALLAN EhANCIS -. tn -.
u Il. Consul st. Th0mhe Ontax1o, CauadA VINE Weu -
oustuted with tho pyoQerOH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

IL
seend door from 6tave-superb substantial four story
and suDcelar Nova Scotia stone front
residence, 25X5j and buffers pantry exnlon GlOUo WIN
IN perfect order ali modern improvements handsomely
fresooea AID ne ma Win eeTti6care
not a snSy oog gs h most perfect house
~ WppvYnrk cy n lis sanitary aIran gements handsome
library BOOKCASES crystal chandeliers. and gas
fixtures .,,r ~ ozo 49,. o-,h o, handsome
al, 49,. ,,,rSr stor. ueIung ~ IoIo
37THsT, No. l22 EAsTENear Lexington ave. elegant
fOnrstory, brJwnsDhe dWeliinH; LOh "a .. ,,,oo
SoTHsI No Jas kA.IaNear Le1 1na8 'nroe
b9TST, NO 80 EAsIIN ear Maaison ave. iourstoy'
ny cST0NAVE No 477-Near 45th.st tours story
MI " No iY1Sesr rton.aye four. story high
.,oon brown. stone dive nag l8.4Is3.
IL. IIh III, DO IoS iaa,38 o.
4IHs NO 2i Sx hAsg 5sgiG gave hSh
SOTHT mS % wsnr aos nsn'
sVoop' oio"N''' 80,
BUSINESS ATD tSVm I5 PnITG rh E
Is SOUTH WlLLdAm .mMvS S.5n ~ % stVN n.
sT-Near new CoTToS ExqInA a5b tourStory brlck
BRIDGE.,I NO SS.heaf Broa a ana frodaee tx
GRANDST. 10 19Nead GIeehe-st thFeestofy' basement
brick store and dweIns zLAop t,n Canaan. hr.. .,orw
DOVER-SI ~ "nAiih Squaio' uiec'''oiy
bghst0oR 6lIck i ~ Fp,topt four storv brck
WATEhssa" no; dg, 9s,go ~" i"'oi' oi'A
64TH-SI, NO llVINeT o rark AVE- h'estoy uouoie
stonsir0nl no s eI W EST Mar 9th IVA ,ro
67TH-5I nos 4og hnu lin ? saoh ''n'o' '"o
9TH AVE- No 5S.a-sL Astor ieasehod) three
story DITCH s'oio anu u" 'D
CHOICE yN ., ~ or LIS Is, -. ,o,
east Of 5th-ave., 76.sx10osl.3i Slots oo.,,
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
lanes L. WELLS, Auctioneer.
pECFTyBR,s SAIL

NECEINEhH SALh-
pv order supreme Court Assets Knickerbocker Life In
s med Charles H. Russell Receiver Of the
Knickerbocker Life insurance Company will sell by aue
ton -x.x. ,r,,, ,OoZ
at IL O'Clock, no0n at
EXCHANGE SALES ROOM, Ill Broadway New-York.
the Elegant Residence and Fine Building sites High
land Ave and overlooking the Hudson River ana
Palisades at YODkers, \. Y - ,--.,.., -
rons elees ntly finished supplied with su modern I'M
provenents large stables plot = acres mort OF les io'
mery the residence Of 4. q. Paterson.
Ao len fine building sites adjoining the above five on
Highland and Cedar Place.
Theas properties about I'VE minutes walk from
station and ten minutes walk from MAIN 81 en-
ton a. Yonkcrs -
nsgnDohOo Is hrs'cless and rapidly improving on
graded streets supplied with water ga telegraph and postal
service, Ere police protection 80 ,,.,,,
Maps terms full particulars with Receiver, o. william
ST and Auconeer, Pine St, New. York
Terms o slle 10 per day OF sale
'"'A"'' y" CHARLE5 IL. RUSSELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
ADRIAN H, MULLER & Sun
viii sell at auction on
TUESDAY, MARCH "a,
stl2 o'clock at the Exchange salesroom,
No. Ill Broadway .xIpv
,dsr OF the EXECUTORS OF MARGARET BURR MARY

ct l2 O'Clock, at the Exchange salesrooin'
orar ., the rxecS mic 1i o. fMpaRS1REr BURR MARY
BURR and SARAH BURR, deceased
NETWORK.
4owEsT and 90 wAsHINGTo ST. near Morris-st.-
Frs I've story brick building bonded warehouse eh
tending from street 20 street 4ZSIiSs storv br,cs
84 and ~ PROMISE near Old slip-Two Ourstoy pricA
27S Pearl ST, near misunderstanding store
90 cIfFFsT in rear Of go Pearlst-Four-story store
SO NDsT-Tkree.story hgh-stoop brick bdidng with
% eIWGNSnvERsITY.PLACE between and 10th sts-
story hehstoOp brick dwelling factory ,u,,anr,
are o,Ks &c on the north side 22ds and south side
Of 2Sds Of 8daye containing on I'D about
81 :sn nGS an@ aS S9 Sss ysRS
az EAST 6ofHs f-Fcur,story highstoop dwelling
o anG ss EAST esDsrwo brick teno
81 EAST -Three-stOry hghstOOp brOwnst0no'
ga EAST YigTH-sT-Twostory hishsoop brick dwell
AVENUE AND 116TH-sT.-slx lots. with frame dwell
f west side IS feet north of l5lststTwo
%Yt TIE IISP ISISd RETWEE EN- OCTAVE sTs
BROOKLYN.
22l WASHINGTON ST. between the new POST OFFICE
site and the BR DGEPot OF land, with prick and frame
eq6RTTa s9c Or Ss sS6iP AM PEARL s
foGtory brick tenement with stores as9 pG o
blot Of Taad IN The rear st and extending e Ada%s
st. IS Pearst and 90 feet on Adams-sL Win DITCH
s26 WAVEHLY. AVE, ives, side. 2706 north of GA'es'
FORT n Y~Twostory mansara roof frame
dwelling with stable northeast corner OF MestShsstsf anu
Haseco AYES feet Weschesteraye aud ZOo le' On
AssT9RiA L. I-water front River $50 feet wide
And lands under grant ON west side OF
the Boulevard tSuns wickterraoe adons DIT Seotts uoc
also frame cottage lots north side OF cameha
Maps and particulars the Office Of the a9ctionsers No
RiKER Executors. or Il. r. DE GROVE their attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
MURRAY HILL-ELMsF0KD.
d. NJ. SEAMAN. Auc;ioneer.

WIN seI on Tuesday March 81 at 10 NJ Mt the Erohsng g
Seesroom II Broadway brown stone dwell
ing house aud lot. No. West 31th-st. - ..-
Also 80 acres Of land irnsfod on New YORK CITY ane
Northern Ralroad close the cBta OF TIL NC y
deceased by order OF JOHN NJ. CLARK and lOWNsENL
WAN DELL. Executors.
Sale positive terms cash Inquire OF
Nj SEAMAN No. Pine-st., or Of
MI wANDELL, 800 Is roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO., Auctioneers
III VIII sell ~ auction
MONDAY, MARCH %
At ~ O'clock at Exchange Salesroom, III BrOadwsy
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Giip jJropertp tor Sale.

VIIp 4JfcpEIIu Iur 0HIf.
A TTRA CTIVE. NEW, FOUR STORY
"A DWELIJE0sZFour with dining room extensions
Nos as TO SO East 76thst, near Madisonssvo.
NOVEL UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC. .
Elegantly finished Eest IN market Inspection invited.
O. L. GUILfEAGMB. owner and builder. on premises.
4 VERY LARGE HANDSOME HOUSE, 8
"A West roth it, Broadway and bth;aye suite pie
for business dwelling. j. kOMAtNE BhOWN, oN "osp
33d-st.. near broadway.
FIRST CLASS DWELLING. - ATHEIST.
"A between sth and 6th good location for pnyn'
g NJ. WILLIAMS, West 47th-st
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NnhEAsT 45rH.sT

SALE OF VALUABLE AND CHOICE DWELLING IN
yEsTMENT AND VACANT PROPERTIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
Gountrn properlp for Sale ano 90 &c

MUST BE SOLD.-A 200-acre fruit farm, in
WI the best fruit region OF the United States Profits this
season, 900 VIII $4,000 $1,000 yearly
Price only $4,000 $1,000 down balance time Wood
enough be cut and sold from wood pay the
tire farm. For description. address
PLEASANT VIEW FRUIT FARM. Grard, Erie Co, Penn
T0-LET.-A fine residence in Hackensack,
N. J.; threequarers OF hour from New.York two
railroads three minutes walk from from
the other gas not and Geld water bathroom and water
choice fruit, large garden In
Quire Of or address OAsPER Bo0ERT Haokensack.
oh Snn "A NEW 7-R0OM COTTAGE,
% Il, COO. on double lot 20 minutes frem Payonia
Ferry by N. H.. H. Of N. j. OWNER.
Box 10, Tribune once, city.
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Gin 3)ropertp TO Get.
Gnp 3)ropertp TO fst.
Houses torrent, UNFINISHED
]. RoMAINE BROWN,
80 WEST 33D STREET
NEAR BROADWAY,
apPRATsER AND GENERAL REAL Es-
TATE BHOKER. MONEY TO LOAN
ON BoND AND MORTGAGE.

pth-st., near 5th-ave.. 4-stf
iSth-st., near Broad way. 4
23d-st., near Sth ave. 3-Stt
22d-st., near Madison Squa
27tb-st., near shave, ~
SOth-st., near 5th-ave., 4-st
Slst-st.. near Broadway, 4
16l Madison-sve., 4-story .
29th.st.. near 6th-aye., 3-st
S0th ST., near 6th-aye, 4-s'
36th-st., near park-ave., !
3pth-st., near Park-age., A.
xlsr-st.. near shave. Asst
42d-st., near Broadway, A.
S0th-st., near 5th-ave., Asst
s9th.sT.. near 5th-ave., as
t6th-st., near 6th-ave., Asst
bSth.st., near 9Th ave, 4.sI
Also several houses at Ca
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AmusemeniA
NINE UNITED SHOWS.

NINE UNITED SHOWS.
TICKETS TO Any SECOND gSe WEEK
ASSiES9f a s9 hAsf sE EEs At AsrEsrrRrArA
LAWYER: Doctors Editor. and the public generally
aTrsaYsgantly iadors i tins as The
I M9ss HEHh sFy RvEk = oklsI RAasuM
S55sEiSi pfsl one AfpHhoiAii0S OF THESE
Fl L / /! III + :: :;
IN UNION FOREVER WITH THE
S asH aI sas
IS. WITH C GLORIOUS i6tH Il Ra SSAsN
SdTa sV N sA XSSPE Tribes !
REAsED DAILY ExPENsEs
DAY aAT.S,4ND =. n
ces the Grand Enree and the great display
DO, with hosts Of little children on Ills back
JoJo the Dog. Faced Boy
Tatteoed Hindoo pwarfs
Tho Funny Clown Elephant.
URE COUNTESS. MRS GENERAL TOM THUMB
Wonderful Roller skating
LADDER OF '' ShTGb sP% Soc's ssc Contest"
Hs SSm Of sdp Psnssr, Elephants Sys,,
Graceful Female Athletes
BEAUTIFUL HINDU SNAKE CHARMER,
GE AND SAVAGE TYPES OF HUMAN BEINGA
cmens OF nearly every known tribe on the earth,
Tshandalas Patagon ans Zuus,
slomese. Aztecs. Cingalese,
Buddhist friests, Botocudos, Nubians
Nautch Dancing Girls Malays,
Moung- Bak Dwarfs &C, &c.
WHITE SACRED ELEPHANT.
NIFICE MT ENTERTAINMENT EVER SEEN.
AR TO TIE EVENING PERFORMANCES.
tons. Children Wild with delight Parents and Guariiam
defed.
magnitude immensely grandeur and spiendor of these united
knowledge instruction and amusement
% cents Private boxes seating six Sl2 Single box sea
Malis0n-ave. entrance
.,r,1aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

NAPHTHA ENOVATrNG. Wonderful pro-
HoSsSi E. sisgxsT Ssss issS:t Sssss M
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Connirp BOARD tl)ants6.
Gountrp i9rcpertp nante'


i r You own an elegant unencumbered country
niace when Won wish exchange for desirable ana
ioyey city house fashionable neshborhooa one Lsn9A
Hi, examine No 63 East oIt a 81, wn,on w" w ~ ~
ou'sP0''" 49," JRRE JOHNSON, Jr., No. Pine st.
WANTED.--A small furnished house from
ahont ism OF April about LIST OF July, In Summit,
Nont,ar ar Orange bo within short walking distance
Iron, dsnot Address A J. NJ, p o. Box 3,2ol.
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pusrNEss AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY
< s0IfTU WILLIAM THROUGH TO IS SION
CHOICE VACANT LOTS.

o1sTsT Nos II, 10 and 81 EAsT-North side, 255.0a
eaxt OF 5tb-aye, 76sxl00.s Id Slots
Is2DsT-Nort side l75 east OF llthave. 200x90.ll.
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0muserneufS.
pARNUM AND LONDON.


RARNUM AND LONDON.
GRANGE S 81 sEETH5SyaHHII S2 r RED
THE MOST FAsH HoSHREs AND sshkAANT
Generals, Admir.ls Statesmen judges. ss sn ss
GREATEST As s1p s&s & stssl1s d s
THE PRESS AND T Ra SghS1S E5yA5 sH5T a
F. T T. F. 4 |,
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
Il
GRAND ROMAN HIPPoDRoM
I HS Saa HtFYA aGsE sTSe or e L
INCREASED NEUROLOGICAL 90
INCREASED CAPITAL. INC
~ TWO PERFORMANCES dsy E : Ely
Those who are not seated Eve minute. before perfornan
a FL the ss Strange People" q s1r,G;es and Jun
- The a irs III BAND; .
Trained Goats Pigs Ponies. Elephants
THE qHAh4f fs' Of Hf9az %Hsow AND rur
B Sfss zAMA@Sfg i@sP5stNr1No THE
SS yrn%s 81 v ASti uS SGo wsaSsr
81 ecial Stage Performances
Giants, Midgets, Dwaifs, skeletons. -
MAZDA DAMAJANTE, THE HEROIC AND
VAST PSYCHOLOGICAL CONGRESS OF STRAIN
greatly increased and gmented containing spe
Hindus, Syrians. Burmese,
GuatemlalanE, Atghans TodaTs,
Cannibes, UJMaeyns
AustTal ans. Gee mic IdOlators,
Sioux Indians, Indian Venus &C.
THE BEAUTIFUL ROYAL
THE MOST TRULY WONDERFUL AND MAG
EVERY MATINEE PRECISELY SlMlL
0 Devil
Every Of visitor awe and astonished at the
giants OF shows and kindergarten OF universal
Admission 30 cents tih.aye side Children under nnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

80 per cent may mortgage at cent interest
CoUpERT BROTH Frs. Esqs, Attorneys, 10 wilian.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
vi SYMPHONY SOCIETY OF NEw-YoRK,
Fourth Rehearsal FRID AY March 27. at m.
Fourth Concert SATURDAY. March %. at y. m
SOLOIST,
Miss FANNIE BLOOMFIELD Pianist
PROGRAMME,
BarcatOilo new
Concertstueck for pian0forte ~ Won weber
Miss FANNIE BLOOMFIELD.
Die Hnunenschlacht Poome SymphOnique Lsze
Tickets the box Office OF the o. era House on End after
MONDAY March rs.
Prices for ohearsa-Parquet circle reserved
81 5O boxes S. s. and $40 balcony reserved 81 family
circle, reserved 80 cents
for concert-Psrqu OF and dress circle reserved
81 90 boxes So 30 and sl2 balcony reserved 81 family
circle reserved so cents.
General admission 10 rehearsal O concert, ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
Real estate Agents.

A -CYRILLE CARREAQ, 49,.
n . nrandst and Bowery, under Oriental Banxl Tcie
hone sprng IFS Represents owners In al matters Of roa
fs,ate Euperior facilities and manage properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
Dlpi0en6 Notices.

OF
JOHN ]. CISCO q son. 90 WALI-sT- I
NRw.YoRK, March 10. 1882
HAVE this day declared a dividend NO y
Of sixteen and twOthirds 6 2l per cent IT, the crei
tors OF John Cisco Son. payable ON and aer lhurSaAy
ARri' = 1857 LEWIS MAY, Assignee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24
Board of Public Works.

At yesterdays meeting Of the board o!
public works the assessments for grading
Wabasha street from Bluff to Rice street and
grading Park avenue from Morton street 70
Sherburne avenue we're adjourned to March
2; and that for grading Mississippi street
from Pennsylvania avenue 10 Acker street
aunulled sud the clerk ordered to give first
assessment notice.
sewer we're p. II. Thornton, 81 900; Patrick
Nash, $500; !. !. Palmer, So, 29O, to which
latter the contract was awarded.
For grading Aurora avenue, Justus &
Bahr bid sl4, 500; P. H. Thornton. $40, $50:
George Bolau, $40, 100; James Murnaue,
SIS, sos; G. 4. Moran, S24, Ais; awarded TO
George Bolan.
The opening Of Arcade street. from Wells
street 20 the north line Of the right Of
wav Of the ST. Paul & Duluth
railroad was referred 10 the whole
boari to view the premises. The grading Of
Edrertou street, from WhitaIl sired north to
the city limits, vas laid over for further con-
siderstiOn. The complaint Of James Mur-
name. contractor. that his work On Park ave-
nue. was being delayed ay the obstruction Of
4 house on the corner OF Park and University
avenues, which II not removed at once be
should claim indemuitr for. was referred to
the CITY attorney; and the opcniag, widening
and extending Of Kent street, from Marshall
70 University avenues, TO the whole board to
vfau
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24
Fire Commissioners

Al the meeting OF the fire commissioners
last evening, committee reports were made
Of the selling Of two department horses; that
engine No was out OF service for repairs /;
and that part Of the old furniture had been
disposed of at auction, aud more would be so
disposed Of on Saturday.
The chief engineer reported that be had
Transferred D. Leahey from vatchman Of
Chemical company No . to pipenan Of
Chemical company MOL. in place Of J. Bald
vim. discharged, aud also appointed Myers
McNaliy Waterman Of Chemical company
No. ..
The pay roll for February, amounting 70
S6,1l233. aud bills for contingent expenses
OF Sl6l. 90, were approved.
Bids were opened foT furnishing two four
wheeled hose carriages, and after much
hruring. award was male TO F. r Preston q
Co. OF Chlcago, their hid Of Sl.440 being cau-
sidgrei the most advantageous Of those Of
the four or five competitors.
A resolution was presented aud sdonted
directing the chief engineer to procure mate
rial ans impress LABOR from the department
for the putting in Of new iOOrs and making
OF such other changes Is we're necessary for
TIE accommodation Of the new hose car
risgcs in engine houses No. 3 aud +
Bills we're allowed 70 II. VI. Young for
$500 Tor Two new heaters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24
BASE BALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Chat With Manager Thompson and List of
Probable Players Who Will Compose the
St. Paul Base Ball Club.

"Base ball matters" said Manager Thomp-
son of last years. club yesterday, "are com
mencing TO loom up. The prospects are that
we are going to have very successful sea-
son, and the way it looks now Minneapolis
lovers of the sport will have to come to St.
Paul if they wish to see any crack games, as
that city has been left out in the cold 80 far
as the new league is concerned. We
expect our committee on subscription
to start out either to-day or tomorrow, and
think we will succeed in securing guaran-
tee fund Of at least $4,000 cash. The club
ought TO have at least that much to guaran-
tee success. The circuit will include the
best cities Of the size in the country. 1t
embraces Cleveland, Toledo, indianapolis,
Kansas City, Milwaukee and st. Paul, so you
can see they are all good ones"
''Haye we made any arrangements for Sc
curing playcrsl Well, should say we had,
and the list includes some Of the best in the
country"
The following list of those who will prob
ably compose the club was then given:
Catchrrs-John d. Kavanagh, formerly
with the Rock Island aud Omaha clubs, also
noted for being an A thrower and batter
dlElNk Dtdilf WIN tut ut ldSL ftaT. con
sidered one Of the best all-arouud players in
the country.
Pitchers-John Nelson, formerly Of the
Muskegons; he has good record, and is CON
sidered tirst-class. Lew Calvin, who has i'm
proved 10 speed and command OF the ball;
be has the Clarkson drop down to perfection
and is considered second to few.
Basemrn-First base, Billy OBrieu, whose
record Of last year stands pat with any Of
them. For second base. Walsh, formerly of
the Rock Islands, is spoken Of he is one OF
the best in the land. Third base, George
Meistcr, formerly with the Toledo clue; he is
a strong batter and great base runner.
Shortstop, George Mappis, formerly with the
Terre Haute club; he is a good batter and
runner and frst-class catcher.
Fielders-Right field, Eddy Hogan, last
year of the Milwaukee club. He possesses a
fine record. Center field, George Whiting;
he made a splendid record with the Chicago
aud Cleveland clubs Left field, Carroll,
the mascot, who WAS in the league last year
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24

A large and representative meeting Of the
Protestant clergy OF s.. Paul was held 10 the
guild room Of Christ church yesterday morn
ing. 20 consult with Mr. Joha Vischer Of the
Charity Organization society, OF whicA be
is the secretary. He sxplAinedthe objects Of
the organization to them and they approved
i; BY adopting The following resolution:
The members of the clergy Of S. Paul
here present, having heard the statement Of
Mr Vischer. suoerintendeu. Of the Charity
O5Csnizatioa society OF this city. cordially
indorse its purposes and methods. and con-
mend Il 70 the sympathy aud cooperation Of
eur charitable organizations and TIE Eeoeral
public. In particular. they request all so
cistiss and persons no~ bestozinC charitable
aid. to report the names Of the recipients 70
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24
LADY WITH A WHIP.
The Narrow Escape of an Attorney from a
Wnman's Wrath.


A tall determiued-looking woman with
fire flashing from her coal-black eyes stood
at the Fifth street entrance to the district
court about noon yesterday, and while waiting
as IL for something 10 turn up, her right hand
uervOusly tuyed with something conceded
under her cloak The woman was Mrs Bed
bury and the something under her cloak was
a rawhide whip which she was aching to
apply to the shoulders OF a certain highly re-
spectacle attorney of this city. 1t no doubt
may be imagined that the lady in question
considered herself aggrievcd and she aid.
she is, In fact, the principal contestant in
quite an interesting case. short time ago
she appeared In court as the contestant for
the custody of her son by former husband,
the lad being al that time under the guard
ianship of his uncle, Mr.. Strong, we'll
known and highly respectable citizen. The
case Was before Judge Brill, aud as the up
shot, the custody OF the lad was awarded to
his uncle. This so enraged the mother that
she decided to have the boy at all hazards,
and a couple Of weeks ago she visited the
school he was attending and bore him away
triumphantly An order was then issued by
the court requiring her to show why she
should not be punished for contempt.
The case came up Yesterday and in the course
Of the proceedings the attorney for Mr.. Espv,
Mr. Strong said some very sharp things about
the LADY. During the proceedings she slip
ped out Of the court room and purchased a
cowhide, with the evident determination Of
taking the law into her own hands. She
took up position at the entrance aforesaid
aud awaited the appearance Of her man.
Fortunately. however. the latter was apprised
Of what was in store for him. Considering
discretion the better part Of valor he escaped
the irate woman by making his exit through
the side dnrr