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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11
To-Day. prsachers, MsstIng.

Present Revs. Corkran, president,t
smoot, acting secretary; Murray, presia'
Ing elder; Todd OF Grace, Scott OF COCK
man, Avery, Barrett, Stepgle, EWING y
al. The meeting was Informally Az
dressed In behalf OF the Christian Chufoa,
There was an early adjournment and Nv
business transacted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

Or the exile OF Siberia, with all its superb
and appropriate scenery, will be given at
Procior's Opera House this evening by a
good troupe. The only play of the age
containing the rare qualities of beautiful
sentiment, with brilliant comedy, In a
happy blending of romantic incidents
and historical facts. Don't fail to see this
production this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11
rhe New York WORLDS Fair Guarantee

New York, Nov. 10.-The subscrlp-
Hons to the 5000, 600 Worlds Fair
guarantee fund now amount to S2.s5I,-
I05 as the result Of two weeks work.
Several subscriptions for good-sized sum 5
came In Saturday too late to be credited.
lanes Pyle & Cons put their names down
Tor %. 200 and the subscriptions which
rome in through the World amounted to
~, S55. TheGe subscriptions, with the
TO, 400 contributed by II. r. Claim &
TO- employees, make Saturdays sub.
!criptions t1l2. S0S tnl tia grand total
", 651, 7O5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

The following prisoners were whipped
6y sherin Fennimore Gu Saturday:
ueorge watson, : lashes; Willard Eaton,
~ iafeesi Frank Hudson, 8 lashes. The
whipping OF George S. Dill, convicted OF
assault with intent 70 kill, was remitted
by order OF Cover or Blggs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

Who is well-known to our theatre goers,
will give a performance at Proctor's
Opera House on Thursday evening. The
sale OF seats has already been large, and
those wishing good ones should call at
the box office at once and procure them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

= man from Brandywine hundred wss
shrpwn from his road cart last evening,
on Delaware avenue, through a wheel Of
biz vehicle catching In the car track.
LUCKILY he was not burt, AMI tying up
she broken spring be jumped into hi
vehicle and drove homeward.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

J. D. Blckel, 206 east Fourth flrees
reeeiyes daily fresh ash and su1iels,.'
oheetertowp and Lipsic creamery Du''''
apples, potatoes, egfs and poultry
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

The boys oil Third and Jefferson streets
wish 1t known that they did not put NOR
tar on the door at Fourth and Jefferson
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

The eonditiop Of James R. Field is re.
ported " beipg greatly improved, and
Or. Curtis predicts hls speedy recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

Iufants' cioAks and caps sPsol.'t,sr,Ss
Call and DO convinced. J. L sooL -
King street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11
VARIETY

Is an absolute necessity In life; nowhere more how
ever than in clothing. Tastes differ requirements dit.
fer forms differ, complexions differ Il necessarily fol-
lows that clothing must differ. What becomes stout
man would probably Look III his lean BROTHER and the
tan colored Overcoat that challenges admiration on the
back Of s blond wearer would more than likely bring
forth remarks Of ridicule by gent Of dark
plexIon.
But you'll ask where is the store with stock large
and extensive as so embrace every STYLE color make
To tell the truth there but iew and Of these few
HamburRers' head the list. Our evidence2
Just be kind enough to look through our stock OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

BAT l NJ 4 ONO ~ lob aA ILT q I.,,
IkAINR LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST Bouan
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

d ALTlMoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
u be a.' le ~ eIiuut nov. 10, 1883,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT,
EAST BouNn
sExpress trains
NEw onK. week days, s2l3 ~ On SIN on
a. ~, vs.. - i3,a5 >, 81 AZ D. m.
NEW Y DIRK, Sundays. s2iI' ssoOA m
sl2os, p as 80 46 y. IN. mr.
20 plIa O7trnI4 y 70 sc S'y o. sns
5a5.Gl0 '1 Il, 8 i5o' .o'is n m 70 3D.
PHiLApELrhIA. Sundays, .2la. 200 800
Cnrs TER. week days. 50 10, - o5, oos7o,
a m. :. .is3s ioi q! 3, 800. alo. Is q 3
$50 60 81 -. 100. 81, sl0 49,
CuEbTER, sundays, 80 ~. 7O1, .IO0 30
o ., . . a. m.,si2os. 100 az 10. o % %.
4 l0sll3 %. BlO, 50 ~, % anu 10 I3u. m
-. At AN1lo Cirr, N. j., '70Oa. ln.,
- ~ y. M, diult.
WEST BOUND.
WASHINGTON, ~
~, 'bi5, $50, ~
2iOp. n. daily eN'0pt
a. M; '5.lsp. m, daily.
daily a. m. 90 p. M;
Cincinnati and ;, I. Louis .ua.
and p. m; daily. :"
siNdaRLf AocoMMoDATIoE. 73u DIN
a ~ d ~ ,d p, a., daily, except Monday
IA hDkHBKha AccoHNoDArios. weel
ddayA' ~ M 40 and 90 y. in. sun
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
" F9r , Philadelphia ana way station,
week Jays: DO, 40. $3.50 'itj5 m
~ 10, 20. % y. IN. sundays d "a
~ m; u ~. IS. i 55 y. m.
phitimofe, week days, 535, ss3l
a. m; %, ~ p. m sundays. 7Sv
r pr Landenberg an d way stations vo.,
ssnys, 0, 10 a5a. M, 235, ass D. m
sundays . Is u. m';t % u. IN. - "a
a., n'o"so''s IS IA. n.' daily, except SUI
pittsbnrg, Si55a. m, daily, except Sun
uny; b.30 y. M. daily.
LHAVE PHILADKLPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Hhlly,4 ., IS Is, 1000, all 10 n. IN. ~ IL
ia 10 to,5Go 'd4s4 ~ 49, O5.G 90. TO-
DpiIy, except sunday. Is. G 4Oand IS A.
ms Il 10. "a lO anu 81, ll3 d. IN. sunday
only $50 n. M, . o p. III.
Telephone No. 1913.
VIZ any other line. '''''
"a; Sen sGp pa H. A,. j. IT, T; ,otIpELL,
FOR RENr-RoOMS FURNISHED
"A or uninrnished, pleasantly situated, con
J, ren l1 10 tile business centre. Address l.. K
- ''4e o'nc'' n-ll-u
No1ICE-IFYoU WANT TO SAW
DOLLARS, Insure your property witt
nNM WI Co., NO az .rket st. n-Il-tf
NJ o1ICk-IF YOU WANT TO SAW
Az POI Lars, insure your property v la
ha"kins Co.. NO. 7l2 Market s.. n-ll-tf
WANTEU-BOARDERs FOR SEC
" ond story front and other rooms No
2AB Market street n ii-gtt
w ANTED-sCREW AND NUT FAC
Ing machine hsnds. Apply at once
iiu'-p nro' g. Macnine company. n-ll-2t
FOR RENT-A SHOE STORE "A,
rgrner OF Thirteenth aud Claymont sIa
ever Eieyenth -treet bridge. JJIIN DAVIS
Nv ANTED-A SITUATION AS DRIV
~ or OF ahetvtrf wagon or for priyat
Alnlly: 6oed reference. Apply ut No. a
v''' S-i'S'' T-ll-Btt
nv ANTED-TWo GEN MEN
D9arlers Tor furnished room, with hea
~ anu bath. path Also table board, a. No. 70
| MAJ N'' stioe'' n-ll-Utt
Nv ANTED-A GOOD ERRAND Roy
~ at carriage shop, Seventh and shiple,
n-ll-Stt
FOR SALE-REsTAURANT IN A
H = good llcllity and doing a good business
1 ZOO, ret5pA ioi te'iing. Address X. 2. RK.
w ANTED-A FEW MORE sMoK
say po ers t to try tbs American Duchess an
| stein ., No. ), h, Second rect =, 70 a,t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

Nv ANrED-TWo ENTLEMEN
w boarlers for furnished room. with heat
Has anu bath. Also table board, a. No. 100
N' ~ Eti'es' n-ll-Utf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

WANTED-A SITUATION AS DRIy
w er OF a deiivtrJ wagon or for nrtvate
LaAlnlly. 6ood reieTeDee. Apply ut No. al
V'"'e' S'iust' T-ll-Btt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

M ANTED-A GOOD ERRAND ROY
~ at carriage shop, Seventh and shipley
.-.ests' n-ll-alt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

FoR RENT-A SHOE STORE SAT
T. rsrner o. Tbirteenth aud Claymont SIS.
ever EieYenlli street bridge. JOHN DAVis'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

WANTEU-BOARDERs FOR SEQ.
a. ono story front and other rooms, No.
-1o n"iAet street. list
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oH KhNI-RoOMS FURNISHED
ydnient TO tile business centre, A. dress T.. X
II. Ibis Office. n.II"tf
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11

oIICk-lF You WANT TO SAVE
Az DOT AIRS, insure your property v I'M
Hawkins & Co., No. 7i2 Market s.. n-ll-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
HOW UNDERTAKES SPINDLE THE POOR
THEY RECEIVE MONEY FOR BURIALs AND THIN
TERN THE BODIES OVER TO THE CITY.

THEY RECEIVE MONEY FOR BUR1ALS AND THIN
TURN THE BODIES OVER TO THE CITY.
A mean swindle which the Health Board might
essy STOP Is beeng practsed by number OF unsc'u-
pnIous city undertakers. Nearly every day some
ehds body IS carried to the Morgue BY undertaken
who exhibits regular burial permit stating that the
body is 10 be buried In the City Cemetery on Haets
island hclis another for the Potters Field or
pauyers bufying ground The Morgue Keeper looks at
The permit and that the name OF some other ceme
segy was first written there but 10 had been erased
In every case the undertaken explains" that the rela
lives are too poor pay for aaye in the cemetery
FIST seiectod and he has had the place Of burial
changed at the Board of Health's bureau In Mou-st
The permit compes the Morgue keeper to receive the
body and bury IL at tho expense Of the city.
II is known that Ee undertalerS are lying In most
cases of the kind They have been paid for burying
The little bodies IN other cemeteries. but TO put money
In their own pockets they have the places Of burial
ehsnred and deliver the BODIES a. the Morgue thus
saving the expense of carrying the bodies out OF the
eify and the cost of opening graves AS rule tney
dare impose upon only such poor persons as are not
likely to go to distant cemeteries In search OF their
cfIlidrcn't graves By forhdding changes in burial
permits except ut the request OF the relatives or by
refusing 10 give 10 undertahes any permits for bu1as
in the PotteFs Field, the Health Board could stop such
heartless swindiing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

100000. 2 Ess S eek r%o SSs%!5&II;5s
All fair pruaty yielding investment for their
money ar, extended opportunity 70 Interest them
selves Without being actively associated herewith ine
dstinguSsd mercante business y lcsg standing deyoid
pa Fix can Ro& s'Sn T9Saa
II TD, s,nSs as iS Ss T BFoad2s DON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
Nrw jDnblirations.
3nsirnrilon


For Young Lsadiss-city.
AR IgxS3s EoE Dr. s', sSS.,
81 Hlstory h Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next ycas
" An NORMAN INSTITUTE {FSandsd Is57), HONE
1ED XaT 66 we: Sr ss Ssa't
For Boys and Young Msp--City.
xrNryERsrTY GRAMbiAR SCHOOL, .1.s73 Broadway.
near 42ds. SEA yss, Dris%s sommsM az ToBbY
81 pnsiN e.iaissisfp sfShoN Prnsps
yVooDBDE SCHOOL, q sass ss Ssss
prepared for Columbia School Of MineA
e Art Schools.
nj fro,n October %. In Dnving on and Wato,seelof
raintle stu LIE flowers and Landscape China Paint
''s saa i''' 30 % WEST asD-sT; ,, v.,on,,
AssSsmy 4 Design; NJ William Mart, N; A.; M James
H. Hart n. A. Mr. David johnson, N. A.
Musical INSTRUCTION.
Y AEIo ana GUITAR lssest 81 twenty glSssNs' ISi nSR
SON lao ssosdWsy. ~ bsswssn sSd ana $50 sts
For Young Ladies Country.
~ oELEGIATE SCHOOL Fon GIRLS ENSLEWooD.
sgsns ssRs s, 20 Tpsss %o 5Es Sv
ca SSh sSa e T.; e fst'aSss IiSs W. sriLNo
JONI s Sc o,
Es1ssisy ssscmmsndcd 81 physicians Tor delicate girls
European.
A EREScH and German University graduate, fsmias
~ with al pisces q hlsorieaL scenic and hyglen.e
@sS e o viii sse po Is
gentleman sect party going 70 Paris Exposition 12a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
Musical INSTRUCTION.
For young f,adies Country.
European.


NUMBER a. elfgntiy used upright and sesafe pianos
n n obr MAKE which were specially selected sd used
- ne sftists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
6artnr the PAST season. YIN DO sold At liberal
VIZ. RHxBE d 90, IT. SHAVE. Above lesh.ss
IfigCHEE rfANos teaewned for tone ana st:ndies
81 - oiff.st ana s67 broadway, 1Sth.st fDe0ns
Hsf6iurl PIANOS exchanged. Esnse0 OF instslnene
nm mn WORTH oBGANs s,s and y ~ "a,
sy9,ssssat,d ssssiaxua Aadisss DANIEL r. BEATTY.
HsSsipxtop. n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
financial.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
IN nua Meeting OF the stockholders Of the New. York
CHICAGO and 81 louis RAILROAD Company for the election
Of Directors and other general purposes WI be held at
O'clock A. m. on "Wednesday, May l. 1890, at the com
panys pnn'ipai 0"'' :" Allyn COX. Secretary.
6 T0CKS AND BONDS not quoted on Ex-
RANDAL II. F0oTE 30 Broadway, N. Y.
VI HE. Minneapolis Electro atrix Company
claims ownership OF Inventions that are also claimed
" e'nef~ p. ii. GUNcKEL. Minneapolis. MIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
oregon Railway and NavIga-
ton Company.

pnoso,. far the sue Of five Hundred Thousand Doll
lars of Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of the OhS'"H
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Pursuant 10 the terms Of the lease OF tAe onEooEN
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY 10 the ORE
CON SHORT LINE RAILWAY COMPANY reiaane 70
the sale by tn, OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVleA-
TON COMPANY Of Ave per cent consohoaed nloisIsE'
honds A. rs and on terms to be approved by the ORE
CON SHORT LINE RAILWAY COMPANY Eve hun.
drcd Thousand Dollars the i've per cent consonaateo
mortgage bonds Of the OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVl.
CATION COMPANY hereby offered for SALE ard sealed
bids for the whole any part Of the same WIZ % re-
ceIyed at the ONCE Of the OREGON RAILWAY AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY, Mills Building. Ne"'xofk
Ci,v until wednesday the 18th day Of April $780, at II
O'Clock noon when the same will be opened
The right 10 reject any or all bids il hereby reserved
Payment in full to be made within three days hNf
acceptance Of bid - M s,.rrx. iva.
OREGON RY. AND NAVIGATION co.
JAMES g. HARRIS, Treas
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY co.
April 9, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
rHuRspAY. NAY ..

as a. 40 IL. 49, IS WEST 95TH-ST.,
overlooking the most beautiful part Of Central Park
story and basement highst00p brick and stone dwell
ngs carefully built handsomely finished and perfect
q sssSy Sssl or ba tsfa GOODWIN A,.o,n.v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

N oTEL TRAYMoRE.
II ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
THIS POPULAR HOTEL, GREATLY REMoDELLE
AND ENLARGED. "a NOW OPEN.
W. W. GREEN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
Proposals.
n ROPOsALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AMI

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
4 -, BAHspoRTATIIoN: .DEPAKTMMENE OF TIE
n hss sls tR'''ISss RSS''
On sPSs tho ess may Ss and directed
.s SSmTSs q r IRfi e f As.a St = and
sSsat S for R I%3s' B ;syiss
BS pound: GES ssss PTGR% S
pe puma S$S.S barrels S Mes
SS wsssS "a
Goods part Of Ticking p 90 600 yards
buss free Sf frc@ ali sling yards Deam
yards Glne5am yards KSausg JSSH' SSSS
ards Bisaehsa szceng 20 600 yards Hickey shTns
1 lsIS yeciS obS SaI Sroese Ncens Hswuo
snpg schOO Books 4e and Po SRs II. ks q T TS
ae'0S sd n oT about GO wagons eqacd Tor he service
70 be Delivered at Chicago Kansas City and Sioux City
. aSS tor Of ui o T Pac cs With California
y ~ .s g.. Fcss d Supplies s
sa h D SovSS the kinds AND Gusass.
e. 5 c ii 'aSS
seles together With BLANK proposals cGndOn' 70 be
Se :sS y and ssdd Sya gsss
other necessary HstSgetIons vii be furnished pPon
gD aSa g. e ss iad'
ss9 osAa T. saint II ssn 4 San f
csce? the POstmasters at Sioux City and Ysnktoni and
s c esd@ iSS"s essa ana
iSe light lS reserved BY the Government % reject any
:Re al p i Ss .
opened AZ he hour and Day above stated
AZ 9Ed r b s @ At b. the c SpSns g s
s e. Frs, g NATIONAL Sp@ Bank q Iss sgss ca
.' ob bEs Con coiss sic s%0'"' 'As PROPOSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
Jte Cream.

FACr.-nor:on's lee Cream Is made from pure
"A cream Horizons Patent Super Frozen BrGks OF Ice
Cream for Resaursnts Churches Festivals &c. VIII keep
hard one hour Country orders promptly fled DePots
I95th.sG. EeWYork; and 46S FultoD.st Brooklyn.
l. UssELDs ICE CREAM Tho standard since 1851.
10 out Of town orders. Down depot 100 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

FORT SMITH. ARK.
s.l Esy to cs as snS 81 y,.s ssS
eOay 500 mites from any large ely sSp sSS 0aa sfS
y ysssn'' coal and timber ''na D. HINTON Co
LFRED CARR & CO., Bankers and Brokers,
a 50 ss through ta NssYSTf
Exchange margin @ 10 per cent commission iie
T IisaHSs sSnd for Sfeu.
A MEXICAN CATTLE TRUST CERTIFI-
a GATES DOWN %% G N. CLARKE, 90 Broadway N. T
OFFICE ahiSNAfI 5SIs Is,is IS SS.so
MEETINGS of the Stockholders Of the Cleye.
WI land Columbus Cincinnati and Indianag1ss, RaE;y
S Co PSGysns a. TSS sn4 ?a S a
G @oIass S sSa
Ps;n ,Sse b a@GisP % Close S o.
and 'SRp;%R R e TA'''d'' the 10th az IT,
GOOD SIX PER CENT Gas Bonds and Seven
Op'r cent w''; ME hGfd e. s1 FALCON w.ll.
CENTRAL RALR3}SSPP i GSNTANx OF NEwJEHsEf'
Sga Sss Ing 81 t The OF the
road Company Of NewJesey 70 elect nine directors 70
sSse Of the Company AZ Jersey between the hours
OF 10 o'clock and O'CLOCK D. H. Oh fTinaS may AVth'
The transfer books VIII he closed from Friday the 18th
instant 10 Monday, the 18th proNmo
by Orasf SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary
HNGLO.SwIss Condensed MILK COMPANY
Cham, Switzerland. o,,,>,
IN He TWENTY SECOND ANIMAL GIN
1 EHAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS VIII be
he'd at tho Rahen Hotel Cham. switzerland on saturuay
the 27th OF April lsS9 at hslt;pGsst t ~ 9 s'oeN
l. Annual Report OF tho Board Of Dreetors
Q Report OF the Committee OF Audit ,,
s. Proposition OF the Board OF Directors regaFding
Distribution OF Profits.
T. Election OF two Directors.
g. Election Of Auditors OF Accounts, . - .
Voting tickets, specifying tho number OF Notes 70
the 18Th .Aprll the Comp0nys Office. ~ Hudson-se'
New York upon furnishing list OF the numbers OF me
shares held The Twenty Second Annual Report may also
be obtained application az tic Companys New'forK
ri Shareholders DESTROYS OF being represented by proxy at
tho General Meeting requested 10 NJ up the form TOT
this purpose on tho back q their voting ticket
Nhap' N'i'" 80 A' For the Board Of Directors:
PAUL RwILD, Chairman
INTERN TIoNAL AND GREAT NORTHERN Il p
CO.. 90 MORTGAGE BONDS
TNHE HOLDERS Of above bonds who are
deposit their bonds with the farmers Loan and Trus.
Company and sign the agreement that has been prepared
by the undersigned - ooo.r,,r,n
THOMAS DENNY
J. KENNEDY TOD,
II. soMERS HAYES.
NVANTED.-A frst-claSs business man with
w 400 900 or 900 take stock and once as active
member Ia newly organized company 70 manuiseturc
patents been well introduced plant Located ~ Cn'
cngo. For full particulars address w. HOLLENbACh,
$500 wentworth'aye.. Ensiewood III.
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For goth sexss.-city


A mns banains ssSs prsecsl ,ssssss q socs:iSS
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quarters teraars readers speakers and singers
dJRsr II . sSmSoF SS Is
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Epps ma a0I q T ads
A BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS writing.
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aa oS S .vsnss PENs susSss coIIs
Eowcry. Canals uptown 1o7 West s4tA't corner
A -oIRcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

oss West 4th.s and 1873 West 1oth-st cor. and story
stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

HABkLON, u. 4,
win open early June. Applications for the ie~so
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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-03-08
MINNEAPOLIS,
THE RIGHT SENTIMENT.

Of course the idea that either Mime
apolis or St. Paul should thrive at the
expense of the other is nearly obsolete,
and is only used by newspaper or TWO
which seeks to derive little patronage
by appealing to local prejudices. Sec
Tetary Sturtevant in his annual cham
Der of commerce report, however, puts
the real sentiment that is entertained
by the present generation of citizens of
the twins in language well worth quot
Ing
1.-The interests of the two cities in all
important matters are one. 1t is true
there are petty jealousies and bicker-
ings continually cropping out which
are unworthy the notice of broad
minded citizens in either. Honorable
rivalry does no injury to either. but
rather stimulates the growth of both.
Had there been no Minneapolis, st.
Paul would not have attained half its
present Importance and size; and
had there been no st. Paul,
Minneapolis, in all probability,
would never have had a name.
The joint enterprise of the two cities
combined has made the two cities the
center of trade and travel for the entire
Northwest, and has acted as magnet,
drawing the entire railroad systems of
the country to this as a common center.
All that is necessary to make the two
cities greater center of trade and in
fiuence is that in all matters pertaining
to the common interest of both, the citi-
Zens unite and work together. Success
would surely crown their efforts and
the year 1900 would show a joint
metropolis in which three-quartcrs, per-
haps one million, people would have
their homes.