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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
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A GENTS WANTED everywhere u sell
n Tontlne Investment BotI- ou !nsta'.
mentS. only thosN having experience aid
Wiling T. seGg% H''%rni GgSn''' n,,"d
lNGS UNION. St'~ar. Building. $50
Bruadwa,. Ncw.York.
A LADY or GENT looking fof bona rdr
"A pfontabl" buSnnS- Ia publ sti'"'.
s"d on account Of heGneA~ .n family. viii
Ind sam" q bargain; 5000. - down.
ave. Brooklyn.
4 PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
"a frs"hi OFmf l. gong 20 Iuf'p" CyJIH.
DIR pres ana t'"rdun prSs'S cheay H.
qoir' "+7 ioutaNe.
An ACTIVE uan. Win suaa cspltar, can
n haN" the chotc" ~ 'hr,-. rIc,llapt hu.i.
n"-S chances. Inquire Of Mr. JONES. ~
rark 10"
4 LIVE. pushing man with 5000 o.
"A FARMER ~ Florida urAIR" farm husI.
mes phj 'ng A'g" PRONE no" '''Gug M.
rl'-i nan preferred kdIIos, INCILLESr
ICH\A, T. Tr.oung once.
4 LARGE FpRrT'Nl CrRTAIS
u Want. lmn'ed S'"!y. partner with cap.
ILJl, u further .d"Nciup .u,coNfuI plt"nL
Adir"sS H.. 2.0ia Ith. ave.
A LII KINDS q merca ntilo and society
nn Ps1 %lss,. At sy G NAL a' joS
bling Printer % LNlth-st. y. y.
EOR SAI.E.-A rare bu,rr~ opI,r.
tunlty everything complete" an IN
| tablis'cd grocery buNinr-s = ,Ir" and pay.
ing Trade. Address BUSHES. Bon loo.
Fast Orange, y.
GROCERY BUSINESS Oh 'hc Hud ,nn.
NJ established dong nno trad VII -".i
90 TAX" responsible man, WHO under 'fnd-
ia" husinr~a ~ pa'tpti l'"l 'hNnr" foi
IA" right PATTY. Addr-s J. v II Ron
81. Tribune OAlcr.
STLrNNN going u In.l,nI WITH
VI good u..3riuiil" connections ih"f" All
ou IA" CVntinrui. will undo take bu.lnr-,
{ th"r" fer r.sIyu-lbl, hnu-'., her. b'rrrS to
%" nlgtuaIy agreed upon. LOS Dos.
If.huu" bnlr".
HAVE lad rNIp.ri"ns" iu ON" H.; the
1 oldest r,ll "siI'" Offices a'id woull IN"
party win capital t. uIy'n an un,r. Al.
dr-r &. Il Y, Trbunr Ono".
LASTATION. l,SuO acrrs $50 riv,.r
b"t'"Hl, = tons timothy hay pr arr.
nrv residence; ~ per acre. ". &.
STEVENS. Halifax e. II. Va
! - rLFNDfD drop nickel In tn" -l,r.
- dpIa "Htu~ fur p'ri'ur" r"Snr'-. cleared
i "iN lat summer, iu" "hHnC" fuf man
with $50. {. L. MARSHALL t'I,r
NIVN'. y. j.
! =, PECIkL PARTNER With ~ 900 IL \
- manufacturing business. 81 would
TAX" general paItucr with good reference.
ESPECIAL. Box 4. Tribune once
- -.DOO. terms patent for metallic artI.
/ clO ~ great merit. With tools and machinery :.
D. agent Address CUTTER Tribun" once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

Flour hrin Spring Wheat PATENTS - 'OV0 VO' WIND
81 % al 80 Bakers 50 0Od36O.
Cash quotations follows No spring "hes' ooH
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6flp Tanteo.


w ANTED-On manager, two general,
w Ave special agents tor New.York City
ard STATE, and al 10 for Eastern and western
States by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION special terms will
be made 10 the proper persons; only those
having had business eNpericpc" ana VINO arc
willing 20 secure personal business need ap.
ply Address Mr.. ". w. BLOSS, Second
Vice President, or Mr.. u. G.. BLOSS. In.
spector OF Agencies. Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association. Potter Building. 3o Park
Row, New-York City.
Males.
GA re YOU SEEKING EMPLOY.
"A hENTT -The old established Metro
politan Agency, the most reliable employ.
ment bureau In America. can aid desirable
men secure employment - once managers.
bookkeeper. porter, packer. watehmen.
clerks and statesmen. janitorS. are.takers.
useful men. farmers. eoachmen and garden
ers, mechanics, or any trade. profession or
calling. I'VE ALSO FURNISH MALE
HELP, EVERY DESCRIPTION. FREE
TO EMPLOYERS Call. write or tele-
phone orders at our expense. hFTROPOL1.
TAN AGENCY. 6S6 BroadwaT
AN EXPERIENCED advertising solicitor
n wanted for III illustrated weekly newS
papes; no other need apply; SEND Inference.
i. A. b.. +. o. Box 1879. City.
YOUNG MAN wanted a. bookkeeper must
= Be experienced; best reiefeneeA Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

H\MBERMAID and WAITRESS. BY
y Young girl years reference; city
or country. Call At I57 West 6lst-st.. top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

~ IAMBFRMAID ard NURSE.-By a
" coIDrrd girl: city or country, best
reference. ll3 West 2Jth..t ring 8 times.
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6orses, Carrlaees, ST.


"A -FLANDRAU & CO..
"A. 3T0 Y74, 37O BROOME~ST.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES OF the best Class
SIsPFNSION VICIOMAS,
g SPRING {iG iIE kHlIAHsfoR1As.
WaiI Phaetons. Pau Carts l.andaus.
Stanhope Gigs, Village Carte, OLIniDusSes'
GOUpE, 6PASSENGER ROCkAWAAS'
EXTENSION FRONT.
wAGONETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS.
CURTAIN ROCkAWA1S.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKBOARDS. w.,
Oak SURVEYS. Oak Wagons, OAK Kun.
abouts. . psssenger BuckbOards, Spassehgct
Buckboards, 4.passenger BuckboalIs, o"A
Dos a-Dos Oak DerhIes "a" \ ~TCK.
BOARDS.
Sinple Duajs Trplets all kinds OF springs
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK md rAANA
FOR ONE AND TWO House,
Agents for Brocket IutS!e ,Stp;,,LIIff HI 'ES
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates aad country driving.
,D,ctors' wagons Surrey Wagons
Ladies' Phaetons, VISA Vs.
Light Stages, IN top Nsortt IN
Spider Phaetons, COhtractofs ''
PONY PhactOns, Saxon rh stcH''
f'N G1N \ TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN. ,ooa
Making the largest and most diycisineu
assortment Of Carriages IN the UnitGi S ~
OVER 232 DIFFERENT S Ia l. ;t.Su
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT 1hSH'
Don't purchase carriage in town
or out until you pay Us RREEtEOONS
LARG EST STOCK AND WhhENOO-N"
IN THE WORLD
OVER 100 .,o,-r,
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Corrtrn Real gsiatc Go Get.

NOR RENT-SHELTEB ISLAND. Two
L nrSt.claSs. adjoining cottages. h'aut,'
fully located. overlooking Day and Sound
houses newly painted and thoroughly al.
poinr'd. OWNER. Box 40. Tnbun" Ohicc.
rINO LFT-Sev. Brighton. Staten ] STAND. 90
several cottages oil mndcin Impr"E"-
ncutS beautifully situated n'ar fpo' ,
rent. s3j to 4AJ monthly. Apply 10 Dr
WALSER
Two LFT. FURNISHED. for the season.
Il at RLOCK ISLAND, Il. l., the new
Queen Anne cottage "Inn!s' !" rtnt mod.
~rat.. Apply to CHAS. T.. PERRY. Real
Estate Agent, Block Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
n)ork u)anico.

NlAS dc.ifcs position ~ any Kind; bust.
WI urs- ability good ~ figures and pen.
u vars last position best ~.
c1ucr. Ad!Ic,s ABILITY. lUJ@ Jth aN'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
6ouscs 90 Get, FURNISHED

Country.
IN TIE CATSKlLI.S.-S25O for IN" SEA
l son; house built for owners U.s." fuF-
uI she'd pidno large Rooms nicely located .
garden ma L. comfort guaranteed. Apply
20 = J.. WHITNEY, lOI North MooIr-sI.
y. y.
I AXE GEORGE.-To let frr s,Ison.
4 modern ,0't1g" q ten rNm.. Win
every C,dINCLlCn,e fer housekeeping. "a.
Guiding linen and blankets. iorhpusr Al"i.
boat ana dock, t"Hn,-.couV adjoining III"
grounds o. CDsbysidc Hotel r"ut very mol.
craft. Address y. STOCKW HILL, %
Libcrty.s:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
il)ork Danteo.
Males.

| ID TACTICAL and scientific plumper' Oh
,ige Of sanitary laws, regulations ana
t.sts desires a position wher honesty, hdrI'
Iity and enlrlcnry would Dr. appreciated
high"-t references can bo given m m9defh n
s. sa'4 Tfoune rt 6Sco. ''lO'' f'DNLi1' DIV
ID AINTER -Frstcis>s frosco painter
| l. u'cTmaD. wi-hr~ a steady Qb WIN
help hUub"paIntlng. KOULShI, G22 Eat
| I7th.-'.
DORTER. DRIVER or COLLECTOR ,
By a. young man, security II desired
H.. sic West 57th.,t.
AlNTkR and paper. hanger wants WORK
| l. city or country. Call % ahdlts'
rArEKHANGEK 2@s w"st L3ths.
ID URTER. -By a Young man a. porter or
! i assistant shipping clerk mod4faS
wages. rIty rcfrrcnc" CHARLES BltE"l.
! "a EaAt 9th.st.
ID oRrLK. ny a young mon. or wGrk 81
! any kind best references Adlrtn
GUS, car. Rev. q. {. Smith. Carmel \. \.
ID ORTLR. ny q mailed man of 30 In
| L NhOirsalc hpu-' ~ porter. chipping or.
| stock clerk Al references. J. BASEk III
| SkIllman.avc., Brooklyn
- prU hTIoN hy r'llahl". arrt.ca-s
- cylinder prrS.man. OF" familiar with all
kinds Il book. JOB AMI cgt WORK, brst city
reference. Adirrs, CYLINDER. Tribune
OEico.
SOGRAPIfEE II YOU want 2"oi
''"NprtiTHg"l -Lrh"grnphcr nnd yIcW lril
| rapid, scCurst' md neat. nlft"-s ROI'
WE'RE. l,lgJ 6G'"s-aN"., Brb' 81 IN.
S,TI NUGsNrIEiI and TYPEW RITTER
- Young man w.,h"- tD ''rur" position a.
Iiui"fa'" ~aLuy. vel. recommended. Al.
| dr.-- !. NJ, fIiN -, rnhun" ono.
- TrN"GRNPHFE TYrTWHITER
- IU'r"u-hIS "Np"rt, Ui-t"~ "u.p"taN or
i~'smau,ut position: "iurh'd .,n"rHn.
/ cd liirNs long "Np'ri"ucr out h.gn">t
I .. Z r,.r. ,.- NDIDERNIE Box - ITb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

NJ
maa.G I'M "' w, S a.I a. n,.I HIN" h"Sr r,f
''"'' AdH''' AblLLI l. l'V'- u" Az
M,,o,
vy tt,rrrvr
\ r,ror," .i -, ~ a,,t i,ll,,r
=. LE % Ay'"u"'il Tnn NM yurr,y ,,s,
u,,,,,.r,.,,r. '>,Ix,,rs 4,
A ~ u .ha ,,,..a'r,r, -,
"a distant "'.'I'' n' '"' w., 49,,
.n 'n, ais, q. draurnr-rru.. e. good -
c,,,,rI.s AdIr.>s Il. FRAN Il. 9Uj w.,
"l-t.-r
.CrOI'NTNNT.. Important no',,. pr.
n r..-i,ulL .,iu civ, -.rylr,.. any t..
.rrir'..nrr 81 rooR, 80 monthly cham" -:
NO.. wir,rna. l.."hNr.ir.r-, 'Nlmua'E.p-.
InpJ.r is. reference. CLENELNND
1uhuu" unl,"
.,.rINr ,r.., man 40. - %, g. 4
4 l,Ii,- ,Ii wItl.n. To- uu-k. wants I.,...
non IN ~"nr" hus'n''- cool l'nn@". =. '"
-.."l -'"n"rrLHh'' AM ''Ir " ',... = yeas,
'Np'i.,u. o. ~ L., .1'l',, az linh.hs ~.
i-,h..'.
,I.r,- ,Tr,N 10, ,.,....,. ...r,..-
y l.,, references. '4h rf .AIr.>, -
Wet l@:h.-i
i,,.lI~rf N,I.S, NI\ +, IN
Y "a 'G,,,,,,. d.. Iy u, %,,l,,.
f'. ~. '', 49, 80 u"
.. rnp,.nr va. r.u. - r,4.r w. ~ ol oct
Ndir... ~ ,uu II HNNILTON. 10 Vt
III. -,
YOI.NG I:NN IL. vuu.4 lA" a ~.
y s,'Iuu - d-umu .r ',r uh,.r,,Ia InTS"
Ndir"-- DI:i MNIG IN -. I'.Jru ~.
,.,,r,..r 70, $780,, .c... g.. nh.
\ - ~ D." w., ~ .',,,'
-,,,,,. a., an, ,,,, rIIiIit,,, =,
I,,t s-'n.-,.
,,r.<,, Avs ,,.r. V,.-,.ny....,.
\ Ia, a, :" cyre,.,n, s"owl. ise Il ha-'
r.''rrc,. r.iui.'1r ,1-' ,up'r,.r \
Br"a3w ay.
Is ,g,..n, yruns man wi,h", = In.',.un
i...t = ,,Irr,r. Including tn' 'rpi.'
II ~, III. Tnbunr Uptown OnI,,. LIS
hf"'h"aF. -----. --.
- NtKIIrII. u, h"unr American
ID speaking ,''-".,n. a. assistant bar.
k,rpcr I'm respectable place only y month.
"a, \1ii',' WILLIAM li-E' H.
''' '"'',e
nAETESDEE- '''iin'n. want. .,"aiy IT
ID un'lpa. god r,.lrr.utc,. AUG. MI
~ TT = no ID. Az"
nny Win .,r,. e,r.-,cu,.. -, ,h. c,tc
ID fs,EtnF Ir,rr ~. ,Rr- sruailnu unuli
~" 20 - IA ho,cl W T. 80, a. TTiJun'
pnIcs
DprKkrlpI rs , Young man a,
ID hrnkkr,t,,, .,r .AL.'.r' ApyIv 81
DI.S\T ~, ION ,Nr
II IErn ,,d ,.r,u,p IN LrnI ~
ID 'skr 1s3 Nj "-tL-t
-.
IL hfR Ifil.' ~ h~'''''' la.
Aatrr.! nan T-r.,fI,. urt,r
..
fAENtE COOK, -, - "NII ~
in,.l 'r ...,io,t- ..',,ai.. ,',-
,,rlr, r.ul, w!il.i. ~ B.. r,urr.ll, ~ mi .
- r,,f -, r,.l, I.u,, A. In, NOM.
Itl.UI-,r. rs an 49,. n.,- !urs.,t
,.,...,...,
I'iI I.k. SALESMAN 90 COLLIE IbR
" IiY : young man - - 'lH' Ahd Itl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

A ssIGNEE SAL, AT fVnliO
In the matter OF the general ae Eull eu
tor benefit OF creditors Of +. ii. liisoro.SSH,
], the undersigned assignee ia In is "''"''
named matter, will cause 70 be SOFA
AT PUBLIC AuCTloN, 1900
ON THU RSDAY, JUNE IgLriIE; tSSc%S'
Ehe Entire Contents Of PrHat St4p": w
1z1 West 3Sd;st.. het; Oih c, ana ''n
Including the following well;mnwn ana
tsshiona6Iy bred TrGuers. slddi,, S" ,,Ir
and Family Horses ESm,Iy anI n sIin., ANA
Gents saddles and Brides. &, M. , : Ia ne
Handsome Team FRANK and WAnJiIESSN II H.
MAMIE A.. EDWIN H.
PRINCESS and family horses.
Note. The above Horses are no fS on i,n.
P p,Sat5pm &c. SEE CATALQGTt3S
Row READY At STABi.L AID ,, NJ IN
TTSTNTNT IN NEw-Y0RK HLkAhD
WEDNESDAY MORNING. CstalogHcS VA
be mailed TO any address On aPpncanp.n
iSRIE POSITIVE By order Of T. L. bV'
hers kksignCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
domestic 5ituatlons fUaut.A
Females.

HOUSEWORKER.- a neat American
IL woman; Is thorough cook and lsun.
dress; best references city or country,
with Mrs. TYLER. 3oS Oth-avc., bet go
and oath St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Gonntrn Real Gsiatc for hale

NOR SAIF-G4O lots. with bulkhcad
Il watrr front on NcwtOwn Creek sultapie
for MANUFACTURES. dwellings, &c. Apply "a o.
r. SCHIEFFELIN, 958 Ma1i ~on-aye.i or ~
RkPELYE. 100 Fulton.st.. NrW.i ORR.
EAIRVI EW.-Late residence OF Mrs. zen ,:
L Geo. w. Taylor extensive pia1zaS woe
room Kitchen seven bedrooms several acres
OF Land shruhbcry and fruit; situation com.
manding: views beautiful; half nile frotn
nuI,I-,nniry 10 secure delightful country
.aat at moderate price. A. ID. HOPE
l2l Libcrty.N. -
NOR SALE 49, STATEN lSLAND.,4o
L acres: choice location; suitable Tor
building stcs or hotel. Apply TO >. u.
obs MadisonavG. or a.
rkpEIYF, 100 Fultnn.st. Ncw-NOrk.
r catalogue. E. c. WILSON, Peekskill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

HOCSEWORK.-By a strong girl TO do
IL general hOusewOrk no objection 70
short distance IN country best city refer.
cnce. 2OD East n6th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Citp Real estate for Sale.

-
A T $50, 900, 8 four.story ston" front build
n ings on good business street, near IL
station, Brooklyn. renting for 50 oOJ.
rutland & WHITING, 3 BeekNian.st
. A -FOR SALE, the elegant private
n. dwellings, 3 and story. II 20 - II.
front; strictly private location Nos. - {"
bs East 92d.st. Inquire Of PHI. BRAF.N-
DER, No. 46 East 92d.st. or Al nrice. No.
y 20 East S6th-st. also investment property
for sale.
TIME PLOT Of ground from which the 81.
Andrews Church will be removed, stu.
atad 20 feet east Of 4th. ave, extending from
127th ~ l2Sth sts.. and comprising lEh fect
front on each street. together with the z.
story brick building on l3Sth. 81 tOx0O.
Apply 70 l.. II. JACOT, 80 West lSoth-b:.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
nor SALES story single Nat, 19x
il 6oxS4 near Gates-avr. station lBrook'
lynl: rents $3.50 price 10000. Address
OWNER, Box l., Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

ii OUSEWORK. by a tidy young elrI !:
IL good cook and laundress moderate
Wages; city or country best rteEenes
Ready. u PROTESTANT HOME BU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

ANBERM AIDS. BY two Young Amer.
" lean Urls together or separate; good
hou-. workers and useful girls; thorough
chamber mald-; walt and tend car" chill.
drrn. g.. city or country: good references.
A. thu HOME BUREAU. 13S Gth.avc.,
Mrs. FLOYD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

HOCSEk EEPER-By midile-agei New.
II England lady az housekeeper, take
charge OF invalid or as nurse for the sex.
Mrs. MORTIMER, 305 West 22i.st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-16
TWO BAD KIDS.
Cases That Came Before the NUM-
cipal Court Judge Yesterday.

John Stein is the name of a round
faced two-year old with an unmiStak-
able air of juvenile wickedness about
him who was arrested by East side
officers yesterday, on complaint of his
parents. He was arraigned yesterday
afternoon on charge of incorrigibility.
and his mother testified that he ran
away from school, and often stayed
away from home for days at time. He
also kept bad company, and refused to
obey his father or herself in any matter
at all. The boy told the judge that he
slept in barns and lived on the street
when he was away from home. The
case will be taken no again to-day.
BENJAMIN Thompson. aged thirteen
years, was little dark-haired fellow
with big black eyes and very con-
venient proficiency for weeping, who
was charged by his father with stealing
a saddle worth S.. There was some
question about the boys having taken
the saddle without permission. but there
seemed to he none about his having
become largely unmanageable, and
Judge MahOney sentenced him to the
reform school. AS soon as sentence was
pronounced the little fellow ran to his
father, and throwing his arms about the
old gentleman's neck, began to cry bit
terly, and beg to be taken back home on
probation once more. Finding his father
too stubborn, he went at his mother in
the same pleading and affectiOnate way,
but frightened up wonderfully as soon
as she consented to intercede with the
Judge in his behalf. The case was
finally left open, the lad being told that
any further misbehaviOr would send
him to the reform school.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-16

holds that the new law prohibiting the catch
Ing OF fish prior to June l. applies to Wash
ington, Hennepin and Ramsey counties.
Fish caught outside Of these counties can be
brought to Minneapolis.
Charles NJ. Reese, the new state weighmas-
ter from KandiyOhi, took charge Of the local
Office in the Corn exchange yesterday morn
ing. He was present at the watch presenta-
ton to ex-Weighmaster Marchant last night,
and made an address TO the deputies.
Some Of the traders at the chamber Of com
mers have signed an agreement to-day pro-
viding that all contracts in grain futures are
on the basis of state grades without regard to
new or 'sold" crop, and either new or old
crop issdeliverable on such contracts unle IS
otherwise specified.
The bank clearings for the first two weeks
in May show q very satisfactory condition of
affairs. If the coming week makes as good a
showing as the past two the clearings for the
first three weeks in May will exceed that of
the whole month of April by almost $780,
900. The clearings for the two weeks end
ing to-day were $1O,322, l65. S5, and for
to-day, $495, 223.53.
Residents Of the Eighth ward are making
kick about survey of the H. 4 d. division
that is being made by the Milwaukee road
through the city. 1t is claimed the road Is
trying to widen its right of way SO as to lay 9
side track, and is encrOaching four feet on
the lots along the line from Lindley avenue
to Pleasant avenue,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-16
THE McGlLLITES WEEP.

George W. Marchant took his leave of
the office of weighmaster Tuesday, and
C. NJ. Reese, the Kandiyohi statesman.
in whose knowledge of weights Gov.
Merriam processes high confidence,
took possession. Col. Reese has made
only one appointment yet, that of Capt.
Figge. of Atwater, Mimi, to be clerk in
the office and confidential adviser of his
chief The colonel and the captain are
looking over the field, which is almost
ripe for the harvest. and the Merriam
sickle will soon be heard rustling
through the McGill plants in the weigh
masters department. There are twenty
nine deputies subject to Col.
Reese, all of whom were Nc
Gill partisans of the deepest dye,
and their early decapitation is looked
upon as one of the certaintieS of the
situation. 1t is understood that Col.
Reese sized up the crowd when the
deputies assembled in the Office to do
honor to their retiring boss and present
him a gold watch, and even on that
sympathetic occasion several of them
were noted for the insertion of the
Merriam stiletto where it would do the
most good. Maj. Mike O'ReilIy, who
made the presentation address, spoke
with voice in which emotion was
strongly prevalent, emotion that not
even parting with Mr.. Marchant could
explain. and it was surmised he might
be thinking of the coming parting with
Col. Reese.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
additional city News on the Fifth Page.
HERE'S "A HOWD'YE DO.

There is war in the camp of the faith
full over the reported assertion OF
capt" Petit that he will be superin-
tendent of the national census for this
district. The captain is gentleman
who created a great deal of enthusiasm
for Capt. Snider last fall in the high
ways and bywayS where the lesser cap
tain was the better known of the two.
Capt. Petit did not serve Capt. Snider
from motives purely platonic and the
congressman could see no better way to
keep the genial Petit in position
where he would be near the
people and where his popular
manners would win golden opinions
for his friends at any stage of the game
than by appointing him local superin-
tendent of the census. The astute con-
gresham saw that the captain would,
in for or five months, learn the names
of everybody in the county and obtain
a great deal of information that might
come in handy in 1890. But against this
appointment big protest has been en-
tered by several old timers, who look
upon the census as a boom for Mime
apolis and not for the congressman.
They can stand Indiana men be-
cause they have to, but they object to
wayfarerS from Crow Wing county COM
ing in and monkeying with the sacred
census which is to decide whether Min
neapolis is larger or smaller than st.
Paul. Besides, the job is worth $4,000
or $1,000, which might as well go to an
old soldier. 1t is understood that Frank
position, and he would be good man
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-16
LOCAL MENTION.
SPOKANE BEATEN.

Spokane's Time and Proctor
KnOtt's beaten Slick and Clean
by "BestlOts."
No one at all surprised, for there is
more money in it. Most people wish to
place their money where it will pay
back the largest profits 100 per cent profit
IS guaranteed to investors who make
early selections in Best's NicOllet Ave
nue addition by the improvements to be
made there, this year. Prices will be
advanced June to $3.50 for corners,
and again Sept. to $500, and these
advances will more than be justified by
the improvements to be made, all of
which will be realized by the public
very socn. People believe what they
see. Choice of lots until June will re-
main as agreed-$1, 600; one-fOurth cash,
balance five years at per cent interest.
A few more who wish to build this
year will be given easy terms. Call for
plats at 408 Nicollet avenue. Room Is.
Watch for Eva Gays
Tale of the Twin Cities. a history of the
recent street railway strike; to be pub
lished in few days.