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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-19
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MagofRn s. Breckenridge's Addition to st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-19
AT TIE STOCK YARDS.

SpGNIdI % IlIG OlUDt-
CHICAGO, March lS.-The estimated receipts
of cattle were $500. Trade was fair, and
prices, especially on desirable stock, such as
was suitable for the shipping and dressed
beef trade, underwent little or no change
Other classes were lower. The estimated re-
ceipts of hogs were $1,000. Trade was ac-
tive and prices steady. The estimated re-
ceipts of sheep were $500. The market was
rather slow and prices a shade lower.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-19
MARRETT &. POWERS,
The Quotations.

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ARRIVING Trains

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Additional trains between ST. PanI and Mime
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ST. PAUL-Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent
1s2 East Third street. Brown & Knebel, Ticket
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II. NJ. Ranney's Subdivision of Block IL, Stin-
sons Division, st. Paul.
The Black range., 1886-08-13
DIR. MINTIE,
SPECIALIST, 6 / +,

TREATS ALE CHRONIC. rlslvATLy .,,.a ,io,,aNIl AL
sneelal Diseases with the same "ohuol
The Great English Remedy,
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failing cure
for nervous deOlh.y'
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seminal weaknesses'
sperniatorrhoea, lost
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abuse. youthful tolligs M
amt excesses IN ma
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loss OF memory 'lhssl
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HAVING leased 20 Geo. A. Beebe a one half
II interest In the Antelope niue, situated
near Herm0sa, PnlomAs mining district,
sierra county, New Me4ico, ! hereby assert
that VIII not be responsible for any in
debtedness created under said lease during
its existence. Is. p. HERsDuH.
Chloride, N. NJ. Oct. 18th. 1856.
The Black range., 1886-08-13

TAMAR TREATMENT!

Hreu. who havo. W their indisefefiuHs ar sEc
nervous pHHafrlfiau debility. nervous sua 81
luW ing effects. NrfNuuHursH. Ainnillffs Aifuft
a ace. Aversion tn rar.UfF. " ant uf amHlf nH
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teed ~ the use Of TANIAE TREATMENT.
Tamnr Treatment ffese tbed
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Hartsfeld Portable Smelling
Furnace Mining Go.
NEWPORT, KENTUCKY,

NEWPORT, KENTUCKY,
L. E. A.. in sizes frum 5 90 " ton capacity.
ana bY thr following licensed manufacturers
on royalty;
lMEA1 &CO.. London. Eng, and Melbourne,
Australia.
PA. HUNuNGroS co. .ChihRuhau, Mex.
lco
PRAKE. LACY s Co. Aukland. and Chill. s.A.
W. 4. CAERATr a co, san Francisco, Cal.
for the Pueiac Coast.
MCILyAIN 4 sPlEGEL, Cincinnati. Ohio.
letters Patent have bocn secured IN all
principal foreign countries. and are so,d Ia
shares. trade, loyalty or otherwise. Run
youI eye over this and return answer; silence
means not Catalogue free.
The following companies and firms have
ordered plants ~ follows: The kentucky
smoitl x and Mining company, oi Louisville.
a 30 ton iurnenc0 f1r1daho. The Santa Bar
barn Mining and smelling Company, of New.
port. O lb-tun furnace for sonora, Mexico
Gussert, Black s Co., Cooke city, Montana, "a
b. ton furnace Wright s Homas. Of Rapid
City, Dakota, a 10 toh furnace. Several 9th.
r. are now awaiting n teat.u their ores be.
fore placing their orders, among whom are
many wtll-lnown mining men from Canada
Colorado. Montana, Texas, Arkansas and
Mexico.
Any ores that run above seven .ouncos sill
Yer per ton may be readily smelted, as the
most refractory ores, with 10 per cent lead
with the hartHfel process will run like butter
and separate Ike oil and water.
This furnace requires no more care or at.
tention than nm ordinary steam boiler, and
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time or expense for repairs. Full informa-
will be furnished by the
Hartsfeld Portable Smelling
Furnace and Mining Co..
P.O. Box, 11B,
NEWPORT, KY.
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lad, Maine.
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many'can not gci currd a. tae above ei.,i.
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the alfiuid passiuguuuhserved IN ths ,, uti,,o
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out mercury. Consultation free. Ihoioukh
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N000 000n RFs:i"' u: ct. f5ssn bG,iars sT%y nSd
N al III ii II lbs mail you viii get free
VUUUtOOOpac Of goods ai lnrge
value, TINT sill start you IN work that VIII o.
once brngi you IN money fnst cr than any.
thing else in America. All about the s400,000
in presents wlth each box Agents wanted
everywhere, uf either sex of all ares, for II
the tim- ~ spare time only - work Tor usat
their own homes. Fartune1 far all workers
Absolutoly.assurcd. Dou't delay. II, HAL
LErr& Co. Portland, haine.
Evening star., 1886-07-22
Condensed Locals.

George A. Custer camp. No. 1, Sons of Vet
erans last night elected Frank Cole captain,
and John Warren as ID lieutenant.
Lincoln Post, q. y. r.. last evening held a
camp fire, which was largely attended. Ad-
dresses We're made by Representatives Robert
Snl;,lis and 6. y. Boutel!e and Conmauder-in-
Chief Burdett-
\ report OF its first quarters work made by
81. Dorothea's Flower Mission states that the
mission has distributed more than l,2OO
bouquets among different hospitals, and the
homes OF the sick poor
The veterans OF 81. Company A, Washington
Light Infantry corps, assembled at the Schuet-
Zen park this afternoon 10 renew the ami
Nrrsary festivities interrupted by the rain last
Thursday.
Major George ~ Hilton, OF this city, said in
address at the National Reform association
services al Ocean Grove. y. j., yesterday that
he believed that the leyalIzed liquor traffic of
this country was the national sin.
Francis u. Io-ing, Win May and James
J.ownsies have filed Il certificate of incorpora-
tiun nf the Alibi club for literary and educ;i-
1Ional purposes and for mutual Improvement.
Those vino leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed TO them iOr any
length oi time and the address changed as often
as de>:rcd In. subscription must be invariably
paid III advance.
Evening star., 1886-07-22
The Amateur Regatta.
The COLUMBIA CREW BEATEN IN TH
EIGHT-OARED RACE.

AnH COhOAblA CHEW BEATEN IN THE
EIGHT-OARED RACE.
The etght-oared race at the National amateur
regatta at Albany yesterday, was won by the
Fairmounts. OF Philadelphia; Crescents, OF
Boston; second. and the Columbias, of Wash
irgton, last. An excellent start was effected
the three crews moving away together in good
shape. Crescent rowed the faster stroke, pull
ing forty-two to forty by Paramount and Column
bia. FairmOnnt at once commenced to take
the lead, but the boats were well together for
naif mile. Columbia were second tor quarter
OF a mile and then we're set back last by the
Crescents getting their boats bow in front OF
them. The crews finished In the order named,
Crescent beating Columbia for second place by
nve lengths. The respective times were SAT,
S:O3 and 92O12. The Columbia crew consisted
Of Frank A. Mute, stroke: Joe c. Kondrup, :;
z .: sloan. q; +. ID. Lewis. s; X. H. Wade, 4;
q. Macall, 3; James Young. 2; Newton Sim
mons, 1; W. II. Gibson. coxswain.
The dOubls-Scull race WAS won by the Della
ware boat club, Of Chicago: The EuIekas, of
Newark, n. j., won the pair-oared race. The
final heat for junior singles was won by H.
Howland, OF Cornell university navy in 1O:S.
The Junior iour-oared was won by the
Toronto crew in 1892. The final heat for senior
singles was won by Monahan, of the Albany
club, in 933.
Evening star., 1886-07-22

INVITATIONS have been foisted upon the mar.
ket SD closely resembling Allcock's Porous Plas-
ters in general appearance to be we'll calcu-
lated to deceive. 1t is. however, in general ap-
pearance only that they compare with All.
cocks, for they are worse than worthless mas
much they contain deleterious ingredients
which are apt To cause serious injury. Remem-
ber that AllcOck 5 are the only genuine porous
plasters-the best external remedy ever known,
and when purchasing piasters do not only ask
for but see that you get "Allcock' 5 Porous Plas-
ters." The popularity which these piasters
have attained during the past thirty years has
TO parallel, So it is no wonder that limitations
md cOunterfeits abound.
Evening star., 1886-07-22

THE WILL OF Mrs. MARY A. DYER.-The
Will of Mrs. Mary A. Dyer, of this place. nled
yesterday, leaves her real estate, Consisting of
her nome on DumbartOn street. To Mary F..
Dyer, Ella Jane Stewart, Alfred Clark, Eliza
Ann Simms, Mary Jane stewart and E.lizabeth
Clark, the property To- be sold at the expiration
Of one year, the former TO receive $4,000 each,
and the last named the remainder Of the
amount, together with all personal property
The FUNERAL OF CAPT. W. d. &. MURDOCH
who died tuesday moInng, took place this
morning from his residence. on New Cut road
The remains were inferred in Oak Hill cem-
etery.
BASE BALL.-The Olympics defeated the Ana
Iostans to the tune OF Ii TO 1. yesterday after
noon at Olympic park, and before an audience
numbering about 500 persons. Quite an
amount OF money changed hands ON the result
Ihs victory ties the Olympics and the Pension
Office nine.
NorEs-Hermione Lodge, No 12, +. of p
gave an excursion to Colonial Beach this morn
Ing on the steamer Arrowsmith.-The Cath
ollc Hlbernian Beneficial society has q special
meeting this evening. See advt.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Gireat Falls. temperature, 73; con-
dttlou, 3. Receiving reservoir, temperature
a; condition at north connection, 3; south
connection, So. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, sS; condition at inf1uent gatehOuse
IA; einuent gatehousc, %.
Evening star., 1886-07-22
CITY ITEMS.

Six (6) SO.cRllctl u lib. Cakes White Cas-
tile Soap for 15c.; only ], 200 cakes Call quick.
n. T.. METzGER & BRO,
All 1th st. Il. W.
For This Week Only.
Bargains in % and "a inch Umbrellas.
22-in. Zylonite handles, S1.5O.
24-in. S1.T5.
22-in. Double face, S2.lo.
24-in. $3.50.
Also, the famous Gloria Umbrellas ut 81 S.
Boston VARIETY STORE,
705 and 7O7 Market Space,
tu,th&f SMITH d WARDWELL.
Our Japan Tea at soc. is the best you can
buy. n. T. METzGER Bro,
Az 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-07-22

An express train collided with gravel train
In bridgeport, Conn, Tuesday, Killing two
Italians and woundinS ave Others.
Ihos. w. Grimes, vi Columbus, has been nomi-
mated Tor Congress by tine democrats OF the 4 tn
Georgia district yesterday.
Tile Caiispel Indians killed two white ruen on
day afternoon.
The case Of John Stone. demanded by the
Canadian authorities for shooting his niece at
Deahisll!e, ontario, was settled In Baltimore
Iuesuay by the L. >. Commissioner DISMISS
ing Stone ON the ground Of temporary insanity.
A proclamation has been issued ia the Dublin
G0zelte declaring Belfast and Londonderry
under the provisions ot the arms clause of the
peace preserving act.
Al W hite Haven, Pa, Sunday evening Con-
rau HOFFMAN, his wife and Two children took
refuge from a storm under q tree stroke of
lightning killed one OF the children. and the
mother and other child were fatally injured.
Evening star., 1886-07-22
Real Estate Sales.

Geo. \. Mercer has sold 10 Eugenia w. Klein.
for Sl,65O, a lot 20xIOO, the north side of
street. between 18th and Sth streets. Chas.
w. Patterson has sold to W. :. Roose, for
$4,000, two houses, III, feet front each, on
The east side of 4th street. between and L
streets -iddie +. Cherry has sold to Jacob Fl.
kengia. for so,3oo, property Fl feet front on
{ fr..nf
Evening star., 1886-07-22
Police ChAnxeA.

THE RESUMBERING OF THE PRECINCTS-AP-
POINTMENTS ON THE FORCE
The change made by the Commissioners yes
terday, as stated in The STAR, in the police
precincts does not affect the boundaries of the
precincts to any great extent, but simply
changes the numbers to conform with the fire
districts. As ali of the fire alarm boxes are
numbered 1t was easier to change the numbers
OF the police precincts than OF the fire districts.
nder the new rule the old fifth precinct in the
central business portion Of the city becomes the
hrSt precinct; the sixth precinct, north OF the
Of the fifth and sixth, becomes the third; the
nrst, comprising South W WashingtOn, becomes
the fourth; the eighth, East Washington and
the county adjacent, becomes the nth; the
seventh, comprising the region east of seventh
street and north OF the Capitol, becomes the
sixth; the third, West Washingt ton, becomes the
seventh, and the second, North Washington
and the county, becomes the eighth. The most
important Change i'll boundaries made in
the first, formerly the fifth precinct, " hich has
been extended to street SOUTH to 9Th street
west and To Massachusetts avenue north. This
of course takes away some of the territory
originally covered on the north by the sixth,
on the east by the seventh and on the south by
the first.
The following have been appointed as privates
on the police force, TO take effect August 1st:
Geo. b. Reed, George Kelley, Chas. NJ Nichol-
son, james FentOn, Vim. Hambridge Eugene
Z. Smith, ThOs. B. Gordon, otto HatwOrth,
Geo VIM. Horton, John TramwelI and Vim. ii.
Money.
Assistant District Attorney Padgett has
decided that the Commissioners cannot appoint
man on the police force or :he detective corps
who Is over 3S years old. This is q rule of the
manual under which the police force is now
working, and will render it impossible for any
OF the old detectives to be reappointed on the
corps. 1t is said that District Attorney Riddle
Is OF the same opinion.
real, ESTATE SaIE-Desirahla pronortv In
Evening star., 1886-07-22

Four INNOCENT MEN ARREsrED.-An officer
arrived III Chariestown, W Va, Tuesday having
IN charge Disow;,y Ludson, who was arrested on
q warrant charging him with being q party To
the forgery oi the pension receipt for which H. b.
Martin was sentenced TO two years in the peni-
tentiarS, and ior which n. j. Lesher is under a
bond OF $1,000 Tor completely. This small
forgery has been the cause Of the arrest and
trlal OF one Innocent man, W. Ii. Justice the
conviction oi another the probable conviction
OF TWO more, and ia addition has cost the state q
large
Evening star., 1886-07-22

CITY AND DISTRICT.
amu.ementx To.Nish

AmOsementS Tonight.
NATIOSAL.--"The Growing Hen"
ALBAJGH'S.-"Maritan
HARRIs'-The Mexican Orchestra.
MANASSAS PANoKAMA.-15th street and Ohio
avenue.
Evening star., 1886-07-22

For TIE easiest terms, best goods and lowest
prices call at Rudden's Mammoth Installment
House Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, &c, $50
and 9:}2 eth street northwest
Evening star., 1886-07-22

HoUSEKEEPEgsi HoUsEkEEPERs,-You can
save money by attending the great 30 days
closing cat sale. This is the last week.
y. L. METZC;ER " Bro,
AZ eth ST. 70. ".
Evening star., 1886-07-22

SEVEN magnificent flowers tonight on Mr.
Shaw's night blooming cactus grandifiOra AZ
Dooiey's RatO soda fountain, Sd street and
q
Evening star., 1886-07-22

kSIGHTS OF LABOR AND THE EHRET BEER
BOYCorT.-The knights OF Labor O. New YORK
have taken a decided stand upon two import
ant matters. They have undertaken the task
OF lifting The boycott from Euret 5 beer and hay
also de,crinned 10 drive all cigarmakers, both
prog ressiHe and International, out Of the order
Both oi these steps were decided Oh at y meet
ing of District Assembly ~. The knights oi-
Jected To the presence vi the progressive cigar.
makers because of their open advocacy OF an
archiSHI.
Evening star., 1886-07-22

Most Liberal Offer!
The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich offer to
send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances On thirty days trial to any man af-
hicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality
Manhood etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write them At once.
Fresh Alderney Butter chnrned every morn
Ing and delivered in y lib. Ward" prints 35c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star., 1886-07-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BArpvIx Dry AIR RrrRrcrR,.

TORS are the VERY BfSr. proven by a practical
test 10y toN. Barsto, of VI, who states follows:
TWO or three years bought the best Refrigera-
tor could find. aud nave had constant use siuc.
that TIME until last summer, when thoroughly tested
The BaldH in Dry Air Refrigerator aud had a. use.
sld bN SIDE with the old ami carefully compared
Their merits nfd that with the amount of les
Ia each the baldwin prv Ar = from eight To twtlvs
degrees colder IN all Its compartments ana that tle
ce az u nearly TWICE a. long The drNnc>s of refr
orator II allII"st important its coOlII.ss Tested
~ nus respect by placing four ounces of STONE lime In
the bottom of each. II lack ed fine bS
absorption OF moisture old IA forty eight
hours, Will" IN the baldwin IL not reduced for
eight day thus showing the remarkable superiority
Oi The Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerator in the three
points, Nlz Goodness. economy aud dry ness"
These superior Refr,serators are for sale by
ELPHONZO IOU Ms COMPANY.
s.S 9TH ST.. b,tHeen ID and r..
1yS-3m SO" Agents Ter the District
Evening star., 1886-07-22

HEADQUARTERS for gents fine hand-sewed
low shoes; also i full stock of bicycle and tennis
shoes. Rich. III Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-07-22

ONLY one more week OF the great 80 days
closing out sale See advt. Star and Post
papers. Greatest opportunity ever offered the
public To buy the best of every kind Of gro
ceries at greatly reduced prices.
y. L. METZGER & Bro,
AT 7th st. u. ".
Evening star., 1886-07-22

ENDS HIS DEBAUCH WITH SUICIDE. In
Raleigh, y. C., Monday w. L. keister /. com.
inerciAl traveller Ior Jacob Hecht. hat dealer OF
Norfolk, Va, committed suicide in his room at
the Central hotel, by taking chlOrai. For ten
days he had been Oh debauch. His age was
fOk.
Evening star., 1886-07-22
FoR ToURlsrs.

For TOURISTS.
SEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BROTHER,
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB.
KiNS: SCIIABLE FOR TIE SEASIDE AND
ENGLISH MOHAIRs AND HoMEsPUNs
FRENCH CAMELS HAIR AND CANVAS
SSOICH CHENIO"'S AND TWEEDS.
FRENCH PLAIN AND NV. LIED III BIT CLOTHS
ALL WOOL tLANNELS FOR BAIHING SUITS
a AND "a CREAM AND IVORY WHITE SUIT
ING FLANNELS AND YACHT CLOTHS FROM
Ar 2"c 10 81 % PER YARD:
ALI. WOOL SERGfS CHU DDAS, EXAMINES
AM ALBATIOo~ CLOTHS
"SPEt1AL INDUCEMENTS" IN BLACK AND
SpLOREp FRA LIE FRANCHISE, SURAHS
KHADAMtS AND GROS GRAIN SILKS FROM
AND KID GLOVES
RARE BARGAINS' IN PARASOLS
lMPohED JERSEYS ALL SIZES FROM 50. 30
LADIE, AND GENTLEMEN's TRAVELLING
NEW SILK. CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND TINsEL
SnLa,Mni1S, Mi1S ,, IN GREAT VARIETY AND All
LADIES ANp GENTLEMENS SILK UMBREL-
LAS, WITH NATURAL STICKS AND GOLD
AND SILVER MOUNIINGS
'GREAl REDt CTlONS" ON IMPORTED SPRING
AND SUMMtR WRAPS
Rar PLAIN FIGURES aNDCORRE6T PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street
Established 1870 yl-