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HOUSE-For rent, eight-room house with
IL bath and all modern improvements;
one block from cable on Mackubin st. 1. L.
Mahan, Odd FelIOMS' block 13S-144
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A CTRESS-Wanted, young lady (ama-
n teur) to play small parts in stock com
pany; one ambitious to rise in the profess
sion. Call at 147 West Sixth ST., between l
and p. m. 13S
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CLERK-Position as clerk etc., by young
- man speaking English, Bohemian and
German; good writer; quick at figures. j. NJ
p Globe 4
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II ELP can be furnished at this office for
IL hotels. restaurants. private families for
in and out of the city. Mrs. Davenport, 81
East Seventh ST. 1873
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ENPLOEMENT-A man of fair educa-
II ton has good knowlege of business,
house. Office or retail department. Address
C 81, Globe. .
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ Sale.-Notice is hereby given that under
date of December Sd, A. D. 1888, Theodoer
to the North Star Building society of St. Paul,
Minnesota. as mortgage, his certain
mortgage deed, whereby he mortgaged to
said mortgagee, its successors and as
signs, the property hereinafter named the
same being in Ramsey county, Minnesota,
for the purpose of securing to said mortgage,
its successor and assigns, the prompt payment
of the several sums of money in said mort
gage named, aud at the times and in the
manner therein stated; and notice is also
given that said mortgage was on the 18th
day of December, 1888, duly recorded in the
office of the register of deeds of said
Ramsey county at page 222 of book 50 of the
Mortgage Records of said office. and that de-
fault has been made in the payment of said
interest, and also of said premium. and also
of said monthly dues named in said mort
gage. for more than six months, and that the
whole principal debt has, by the terms of said
mortgage, by such default, become due and
that said mortgage claims there is due, and
there is due, at the date of this notice. the
sum of one hundred and nineteen dollars
and fourteen cents (S1l9.14; and notice is
also given that said mortgage. and the same
was recorded as part thereof, contains q
power of sale upon DEFAULT being made in
the conditions of said mortgage, and that by
reason of said default said power has become
operative, and no action or proceeding has
been instituted at law or otherwise. to recover
said debt as aforesaid, or any part thereof.
Notice is given, that by an Instrument in
writing, recor ed on the LIST day of October,
A. ID. 1886, in Book 135 of Deeds at page
81 of the records of said Registers office,
said building society released from the lien
of said mortgage o part OF said premises,
leaving subject to said mortgage the premises
hereinafter described.
Now, notice is hereby given, that by reason
of the premises. and under and by virtue of
said power of sale, the said mortgaged
premises, not released as aforesaid, the same
being described as follows: All of lot fifteen
DO, except the south one hundred feet
thereof, in Charles Weide's subdivision of
block thirty.fou (34), of Arlington Hills adj
dition to st. Paul, according to the plats of
said addition and said subdivision now of
record in the Office of the register of deeds of
Ramsey county, Minnesota, will be sold at
public vendue to the highest bidder, in st.
Paul, Minnesota, at the front door, on Waba-
district court. of said county. at ten
the ninth (9th) day, of June, A. D. 1885,
case made and provided to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage
debt, together with attorneys fees named in
said mortgage and the costs and expenses of
this foreclosure proceeding.
Dated April 9th, 1888.
THE NORTH STAR BUILDING SOCIETY
OF ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Mortgage.
CHARLES N. BELL, Room 81, Gilfllan
block, st. Paul. Mimi, Attorney for said
Mortgage,
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DIANO TUNING, SI-Satisfaction guar
l. anteed. Samuel Crutche:t, 205 West
Sixth ST. l10-140
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MUSICAL.

DIANO TUNING-For prompt, frst-class
i work leave orders at Whitney's music
store East Third ST. 346*
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AUCTION SALES.
A. We. Doherty. Auets0neer.

CILG-EDGED RESIDENCE PROF
VI erty at Auction-I will sell at auction on
the premises on Brewster avenue, between
Sherburne av. and Viola ST.. on Monday, May
q, at 3 o clock in the afternoon. lots s and
8, i'll block u, Brewster s addition to ST. Paul;
this property is without doubt the most de-
slrabe site for residence purposes mt present
attainabie in st. Paul Handsomely situated
on an eminence overlooking the entire city
and in the immediate vicinity of some of the
finest residences in the country, among which
may be mentioned the elegant mansion of
Hon. John l.. Merriam nearly opposite the
grounds to be sold, the fine homes of Hon. W.
X. Merriam, Frank Is. Bass, Uri Lamprey,
W lillian Dawson, William Lindeke and others.
The property in question has a frontage on
Brewster av of 100 feet by a depth of 100
feet, and is consequently an admirable size
for an elegant home site. The owner of the
above property is obliged, on account of eX-
IRENE i'll health, TO sell this handsome prop
erty, being advised by his physician TO take
trip across the ocean and spend year or so
i'll the old world, thinking that change of
air and scene will prove beneficial. Further
particulars will be given in next Sundays pa
pers. For terms and conditions of sale call
on or address A. NJ. Doherty, auctioneer, Office
81 East Fourth st. 135-l42
VALUABLE WEST SEVENTH
Street and Tuscarora Street Property at
Auction-I will sell at auction on the prem
ises at the corner of West Sew
G shR and at view ss lots 90 o p6u 4o y
block Z. Clarke's addition; this property has
very desirable frontage on three streets,
West Seventh, View and Tuscarora, and is in
every way suitable for valuable business
property; to a capitalist who woucl1mprove,
an income of ID per cent on the Investment
could be realized: Immediately after the sale
of the above | will sell good cottage and LOT
on Tuscarora ST., within very short distance
of Seventh ST.; the lot is 40x120 and will be
sold without regard to value; there will also
be offered on the same day very valuable
business property having a frontage of 200
feet on West Seventh st. full particulars in
regard to the sale will be given in a few days
For information call on or address A. NJ
Doherty, Auctioneer 81 East Fouth st.
135-l3S
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INSTRUCTION.

('URT!>S BUSINESS COLLEGE-Most
- practical course of study; most compe-
tent and experienced teachers; largest and
81 special feature in all departments; lowest
rates OF tuition. Our large patronage enables
Us 10 give more and better instruction than is
given in any other school in the city or state.
Besides the commercial and shorthand de-
partmcnts. We have during the summer
classes in all the English branches. Address
corner Third and WaLasha SITS. 1908
GUITAR INsTRUCTION-Instr
u seleo ted for purchasers free of charge.
Malcolm F. Nichols. 307 Grand Opera Block.
1872
DIPi!-S for piano or organ by thorough
L lady teacher: will teach at pupils homes;
80 cents per lesson. F ., Globe. 1873 l41
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, typewriting
~ and biography: tirst-class and exclusive;
lessons day or evening or,by mail; send for
circulars. The Anna c. Drew school, Hale
block, corner Third and Jackson SITS. 1898
CT. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Commercial course most complete and
practical; shorthand and typewriting taught
by experienced and thoroughly competent
teachers: g German class conducted by q
native teacher; English branches during the
summer term; rates OF tuition very low. Our
large patronage and the number of teachers
employed enables us to give more and better
instruction than can be obtained elsewhere.
Address corner Seventh and jackson. 1929
SHORTHAND AND UNDERWRITING
~ Lessons day, evening, and by mail. NAL
COIN Nichols. 507 Grand Opera block.
1919
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StALESMAN-Man to sell stock; must be
- able to give security. Address G. So,
Globe 13S
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BARBER - Dung man to run barber
ID shop: only one in town; good oppor-
tunity Tor right man. Address II. b. Laugh
lin. Fisher. Mimi 138-142
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sETg ATEoNs OFFERED.

4 GENTS AND SOLICITORS in Mime
n sofa and Dakota at big pay, for large
Eastern life insurance company. Address c
Il. Globe. 1910
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LOST AND FOUND.

rows LOST-Lost, two cows, one small,
- red and one-half inch of horns cut Off
other large and dark brown. Ii found please
return them both to 692 Armstrong ST. and
receive liberal reward. 1878
nOG FOUND-White bull dog pup, with
~ collar attached. Apply lib East Sew
enth st. 1873
DACkAGE LOST-SmalI package of dry
l. goods on MacRubin St.; please return
to % Wilder block and oblige V. C. Gilman.
1SS
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pAKER-Wanted, a good bread and cake
ID baker at d. +. Cameron's, River Falls
Wis 1914
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BOARD OFFERED.

BOARD OFFERED.
BOARD AND ROOM-49 West Fourth
~ St, first-class board and room; per week,
men, So; respectable ladies, 81. 134 140
pOARD-First-class board and newly fur
ID nished rooms, with use of bath and gas,
at 342 East Eighth st. 1860
CANADA ST, 565-Two large furnished
~ front rooms; frst-class table board; 6
o'clock dinner. 1914
EXCHANGE STREET, l6-Nice fur
IL nished rooms with board. half a block
from street car. 133-139
ELEVENTH ST, "a. EAST-Elegantly
IL furnished room and board; all modern
conveniences; electric lights, etc. 1918
UNIVERSITY Ay., 165-Board, front
- room, suit two gentlemen; private
family; references required. 1873 al
WASHINGTON ST, 3S5, Near Rice
w Park-For rent, two nicely furnished
front rooms. with board. 1874
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WANTED TO bun.

WANTED TO Bun.
II ORSE and spring wagon and harness;
II part payment in painting. Address
Q 20. Globe. 1873
HOUSEHOLD effects wanted for cash.
IL Address So, Globe. 126-13S
D AGS, SCRAP IRON AND METALS
IL All dealers and shippers of these goods
write TO J Firestone, wholesale dealer in pa
permaker's supplies; reference, any respon-
slble firm in the city. 262 Jackson ST., st.
Paul. Mimi. Telephone, 753, call 3. 31O*
CTOCK-Wanted, a few shares of Ramsey
- County Land and Loan companv's
stock. Address 93, Globe. 80
N7ANTED-25O feet secondhand iron
w fence. TWO small mates and one large,
in good repair. Address W. L. Parker, Sib-
ley. 10. I3S-l39
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTs on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
. TABLE DE RATES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-17

hot so many Want ads in Sundays GLOBE
Hos but they are all read.
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DARBER-A first-class white wanted al
- once; coed pay and steady work. AID
dress j. ". Nelson. Litchfeld. 1912
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TOOH-Wantcd, first-class man cook
Y (white,: also good second cook. Apply
st $50 East Fourth ST.
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DOCK il EItPERS. statesmen. office clerks.
u collectors. bartenders, coachmen. host
lerS, drivers ianitors, watchmen, engineers,
tiremcn. teGmSters etc, wanted to call and
learn our method of advertising your wants :;
information tree. Advertising Directory
company. IS East seventh ST., Room 8.
13S-1iO
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D OOMS-Two furnished rooms suitable
Ii fer light Housekeeping: rent must be
reasonable. Address Il 2, Globe. 136
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FINANCIAL.

II sonal property, household furniture,
horses, ETC.; also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security
Loan Co., 325 jackson ST.. j. E. Flanagan
manager. 1928
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ROY-Wanted. boy to learn painters trade
u and assist in shop. No. 1876 ST. Peter st.
ROYS-At lC6 East Fourth ST. st. Paul
u District TeIegrnph company. 1879
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C0OK-Position wanted by a midde-aged
~ lady as cook or housekeeper; the latter
preferred. Address Mrs. P, st. Cloud. Mimi.
care Normal house. 136-146
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M EN-Ien active men of good ADDRESS.
w Good pay and good prospects. White
Sewing Machine company. 394 Wabasha st.
126-l55
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MI ONEY LOANED on all kinds Of per
WI sonal property, diamonds, jewelry. fnrni-
ture, horses, etc.; commercial paper and
time checks purchased. E. w. Leonard Il
Co., 126 East Third St. 29l*
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COACHMAN-A position wanted by
~ young man to drive for private family;
he understands the care of horses and can
give good city references. Address DPS West
Third st. 3
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EARPENTERS-Wau two 1irst-class
- carpenters and three stonemasons, this
mOrnime D. Ii. Tandy. Hamline, Mimi. >
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FOR RENT.
Houses

HOUSE AND BARN-Nine-room house
II and barn; all modern improvements
LAB Randolph st. Apply to James O'Nieara,
3O3 jackson. 1914
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II OUSE-For rent, furnished house; eight
IL rooms; from June to September: low
rent to careful party. L. L. Mahan, odd
Fellows block 13S-144
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CARPENTERS four first-class,
y corner of View and Juno, at st. James
church. T. p F0gleS 5
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DVPiE.S for piano or organ by a thorough
i lady teacher; will teach at pupils homes;
so cents per lesson. F .. Globe. 1873 III
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COPYIST-Wanted, situation as conyistl
~ in a lawyers office, or clerking in mer;
camille or real estate office, by young lady.
Address SO, Globe
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CTITAR INsTRTCTION-Instr
" selected for purchasers free of charge.
Malcolm F. Nichols 507 Grand Opera Block.
1873
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nRUG RK-German-speaking drug
IL clerk with two years experience, wants
place in good city drug store. * Noyes
Bros. & Cutler. 136-13S
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WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE wanted, ten or twelve rooms, ten
L minutes walk from postoffice. 136
East Fourth ST. 13S-I40
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
E1ssnnie..

CHAAIBERyVORK Situation wanted to
~ do chamberwork; would assist in sew
ing. d So Globe. 4
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COPYIST-An experienced young lady
~ would like a situation as copyist clerk
or assistant bookkeeper; references fur
nished. B. South Park, MINI. $
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RoR SEES AND CARRIAGES.

ID 64S Jackson st. 13S
DOR SALE - Good sound, six-year-
l. old horse, 1900 lbs. Inquire 579 Carroll
st. 137-139
EOR SALE-A fine pair of horses 5 and
Il 6years old. Will sell one or both. Can
be seen at stable, $40 Summit avenue. A. G.
Seney. room So, Gilfllan block. 123-127*
nACK-For sale, five-glass carriage IN
IL first-class condition; price, $500. An
drew Nippolt, 1S1 Eighth st. 134-l4O
HORSE, twoseated side-bar and har-
IL ness, $3.50 cash; black Morgan colt
two years old, SIS; 1136 Ross st. 1854
HORSES, wagon, harness, etc., for sale
IL cheap; light driving team and single
horse; sound and gentle: can be seen at $50
Fort st. 135-141
HORSES, HARNESS AND WAGON
IL For Sale-Two horses. harness and
wagon; weight about 2, 100 pounds; price
$3.50: can be seen on Minnesota ST., between
Fourth and Fifth, to-day. 1873
INSURE your horses and cattle in The
L Sterling Live Stock Insurance company,
500 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. 1861
DONIES-Shetland ponies for sale at c. S.
i RadcllfFs, 369 Selby av. 136-142
DONY-For SALE the incest pony in the
l. city; harness or saddle. Inquire 272
Jackson. 1S4140
THE CHEAPEST and quickest way to
Il dispose of your horses and carriages is
TO record them in the Directory. Advertising
Directory company. l3s-14O
T1WO HORSES wanted at 64s jackson ST.
i 138
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ACHMAN-Situation wanted by a
~ young man TO drive and take care of
horses and work about houses; can give good
references if wanted. Address %, Globe.
(tOACHMAN-Single man, age twenty
~ four. wants position as coachman, gar
dener. etc. speaks English and Swede Adj
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miscellaneous.

pARN-Barn for rent, one single and two
- double stalls. 1913 ST. Peter st. 13S-I39
GALL for rent at 315 Robert ST., between
II Third and Fourth l36-I41
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ACHMAN-Situation wanted by young
~ man, i'll private family: understands care
of horses and driving. Z 40, Globe. 4
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FOR SALE.

EOEs SALE.
DICYCLE-Facile bicycle and Remington
u target rife: cheap. Address Room 70
Globe building. 1880,
! EOW-For sale, fresh Attorney cow, best
~ in the city. 335 Washington st.
i36-13S
EOR SALE-Shoemakers I have one
L Bradbury sewing machine and general
outfit, suitable for a country shoe shop,
which will sell very cheap; has been in use
only four months. Address r. F. Walters,
Brainerd. Mimi. 1874
EURNITURE-Parlo and other nice
l. furniture, but little used. Call at 81
Iglehart ST., near st. Peter st. 13S-139
NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSE, hot and
I Y -cold water, bath, sewer, ETC., one block
from cable line, in Nininger & Donnelly' sad
dition, can be bought cheap from the own
ers Address A 81, Globe. 1873 al
DOSTAGE STAMPS-A large collection
L of postage stamps from all parts of the
globe, consisting of 500 or 900 varieties, for
sale by Emil Brandt Strong Hackett Hard
ware mpany, st. Paul. 136-13S
CALOON FIXTURES - Elegant and
~ cheap; cash or time. Witte Bros, All
and Alb Fifth av. south. Minneapolis, Mimi.
1910
TRUNk-For sale, large new trunk and
Il tall step-ladder. Call 423 Wabasha ST.,
room s. 1888
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pOOkKEEPER : Practical bookkecper
ID ana general Office man open for engage
ment 2lst of May: good references. Address
Postofice Box 256, Minneapolis. 1875
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MRS. wETHERBY's PARENTAGB.
Testimony to Invalidats Claim Set Up by
Woman Claiming To Be Her Mother.
,.c,., to tho rpdtanapOliv Journax.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
GOSHEN Ind, April 21.-Under instructions
from Judge Mackay, of New York. detectives
arc here investigating the birth Of Mra. Wether-
by. famous New York singer. In the fall of
1861 man named McCarty. a common Iaborer,
while half drunk, was married to Mary Hade;
he enlisted in November of the same year. and
in few months died in the army The vito
went to South Bend, where che claims the pres
ent Mrs. Wetherby was born. ten months and
twenty three days after marrying McCarty.
She then went to Illinois and married. man
named Butterfeld. In a few years the child
born at South Bend WAS bound out, and now
turns up in New York a successful singer,
and figuring in a sensational divorce suit with
Wetherby. Mrs. Butterfeld is IN New
York claiming to be allowed possession of her
daughter and support from her. The theory is
that she might have been abducted in South
Bend. Mrs. Butterfeld CLAIMS that McCarty
was born in the South, fought in the confeder.
ate service and died gentleman of honor. Old
citizens here testify that he was born in Cork,
Ireland and was of good to this community.
Further information to impeach Mrs. Butter
fields testimony is being gathered here and in
South Bend
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before. OF course. umnirs. howsver skilled
or well diauosed. can hope 70 Ratfsfy every body
but no shoala be particularly caFefnlin the eases
have cited 20 allow no consideration whatever
70 affect his Judgment Never ss1nd who IS ahead
--forges " possible, all about the crises OF the
Rame-And when yon are salts fed that the play
ers OF either side all handicapped by dark
ness call the game
st will be remembered that one of the most
annoying controversies Of the past season re-
suited from an Interpretation placed upon Ruls
43, which covers the queetion Of sub
stitute.. Under the language OF this rule sub
stitute il not allowed to take the place of any
player IN the game unless such player be dis
abled 10 the game then being played. by reason
of illness injury, of the nature or extent OF
which the umpire shall be the sole judge. The
question as to whether player is incapicitated
by injury is rarely difficult determine, but it
Is often hard to decide whether or not player
is rendered incapable of playing by reason oflll
ness, the evidence Of which may not be at all ap-
parent. While the umpire must be the sole
judge of players condition he should, however
summon a physician without delay and ssttse
the question of disability as promptly as pos
sible. In an umpirs's career delays are danger
GUS"
I'm conclusion. let me repeatSwhat have fire.
quently written to umpires: A watchful eye
and above all things. cool head, will usually
carry an umpire safely through the difficulties
that beset his path. N E. YoUNG,
president National League