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FRATERNITY lopuE. NJ. -. & o q p.
4 Meefs every fharday evening". 50 = o'cteek
IN the hal ~ 7eatfg Lodge. north seattle AL
mem beers % fAe order Ia GOOD Standing r0F-
daily tnsise1 "a attend.
81 HOLMES y. o.
IT MITCHELL. secretary.
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NrgN ENGLAND NAknLK AND GRANITE
~ works william G. crushae. proprietor. al
ksnds Of cemetery AMI bnilosng work done with
artistic sktiis fH ERpply ~ nsan.sis constantly
OF hand. positively better and ehea ~ than any
other FRA Oh tne eoAsts designs with pFres
fuFtIsG11 on u ca son free Il charge Ftka
,ssrge hei sreu FnTth add Fiith. -esttiA
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FOR SALE

gtfklane lots
Ezo-E isven -Foorasd lodging houss, inelueing
restaurant near peat oflce-
30 Restaurant Gnd fixtures lDetn1iiEg nfns
furnished rooms
Hlnas ! Years iessa.
SEQ BAYS mi atug @9xs5' stock 81 groceries
81 rent faF nue FeFf.
81 81 brys . arfss waseF iroat T. failes from
seattle
as huys barses shop snd fEfnfes, rent 80:
tEe VEars Jesse
e. IS hur- rseat snarkes and twe'AtofT bald.
ias tAree yearx hsRe faat flH
$40 H&lf interest sn leggiaE oas1ts ineintEHg
f1zr se#rns
size eays furniture ans plano tn tfoonassS
baGas aHg bloch fe8za fs1sspss.ee
- TsHss raguaed house. TsslStn Aac King
STREETS
sEo-Two cts ere bloek FROM street ear ABsf
@fae Asif nAsA. saz5 ssaea Tn nHA FgAf
fsfsb~TNa lots nNaF FfeIaEE
s@ast~ HaEiRsEs Ehs@ER 0m Esnoss4 ssfsEA
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SrKNoGRtrIfEGx

II AsHfNGT0N TYPEWRITER HTAD.
~ qBarfers---ts ung faEhcra furnished. short
hand sad sspewfisaE wnrk executed type
wFftes rerfea ksaew \, AeNiln MA. l.
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DiNsINa Ar4nkNl.

THE QUkEN Try DANCING ACADEMY AT
4 Mickstruns's hall. co neF Fsht and Co
inrsbias class for aEiults every Monday evening
and every saturday afternoon for sNsiias aud
ehiIdren. select soeial eyHrY satuniAv owning.
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HK~AEN ~TaANE BOB SEAgTLE PROP
~ ~ aEFg lars al teHaesi srrs
ssf H5.esaassaea zee EssggFS, hcssss sk&asF.
sy- & gsesT ethaat e aFTa ana i-isssls1gs
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~ 8hs'taSa ~ @s@a
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re- q - rrssstaa a&8resz Pagan &
Va 49, Fr7 street,. -Fst&T.
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C9lEe &saa FFsss
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NONE u FEssraE AE5f PLANS Y9E
y azazs8ss a,5 sST 50 = Fz.ss deere, So. EffF
AS easnsF saEre q, Eawgss sIies. J. fslsssAt82sE.
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DRkNs WANG.

DARTs DREssNAKING PARIoRs-AKTtsTlc
4 cutting And fitting done IN GraasnaEtuE
wraps ard cloakx. Mrs., I. A. Tsrail, roGms Smd
10 corner ssneca and Fr0ns streets, attic.
NEsh
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vi s. Boston bitek, sketChl <. sGill-life draw
ing. paspies. water colorS and oils visitors vel
cDRle.
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sKT


A KItsTS MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS.
n MiHsor and Newion's oil anG water eolers;
Lacrosx 60 oFS aFss. Roman 10 lar eh IA paint
ing brushes. etc. istcSt astsFn novelties No.
us ca ameis street. second door above rev
past tsiee
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asS4Ysrs am rHrnTSrx

DRNANfs Assay OFFICE. sEArrIg--
ID Room l, New ia hleek. csrreet gSsaYss foY
terms ABd references sddeess IS above sanA
samples hs msiG or express mnink properties
sAaHaAaeo ~ Fnasaueb8s rasss e. " Bryant.
- EoR9R RRTuTNE. ASsAYER AND CHEM.
NttSt analyEex 81 Goa, Gre Glars eFes. etc. scad
samples for AsSsv BY nal IA oms, wssh
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10 IE4sE

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1 usenta3F- oae Heasta5eE ansE gagz, O., A.
~ CasAa ssg ~ = FRED lsaaeg. srfAiieeE
TO 8.E*.E~~E0E iva YEAE. FINE HKlf%
I hsss2&5uf carss2EgHT gue AaneEg3 rssoEsA
Gls =ssaas sggeet, HsVen 5hr@s
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ksef EeS5eFs AZ
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vi fer painting and drawing, la her studio az
reen 50, Boston block. A special class oa sat.
arfayN for Sch0oi Children.
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NoEsCE 10 sT1e Rol IsggS-rHE Rg4sU.
~ sST aan1Ai SSexssGT OF sae Sse&k tsas.ssvs q
tae kEag CSEaty Ises ssAsSaE COMPANY win ~
hesa - tts afHre ~ lae Post FaseG sgsacsr cam.
r&Ry ~ tA8 18th sisx Il Nspaza Der. isSs.
=. J, GRANT. FresideSs.
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nE A. J, MCINTOSH. q. O. c. v =, GRADE
a - are Of Ontario veterinary eas icGe Toresstes
Montana livery aaa leei stables. corRef Fiffh
aad Washington streets Telephone Al stable.
No 80
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Il n. fox. DEETlST-ATNfNs BLOCK. sis
eBs CosaEaelA. astweeR Thsr4 and FcnEtA
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617 Third Street.

vefttssszersa aaasr - sAss o. lest Fasias.
Yer sac, Ser Es2ts sn4 sIsaAftems Gnse=3 agu
b lnseF.sa s. sAs rate = cents warz far 5ae
ursi Insertion iceEt Soss i0s "a Z subsequent
iIaserTson P4yEe.f Awsys IN aayaace-
&0TfCE--Ths huslEesx o9ca 81 the Pag-.gw
rglLIGESeEa waI Asreafser D. opea Casz y 2. "a
esSssstess savsEzissEs@4se wiA ae received sp 70
fass hpaE
S TIE leao~sus IesssFs sEe awaiting advertisers
at - 0aases
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ENGINEERS IND DRareHTSHEx
4 2. THOMSON. HYDRAULIC AND SAM
81. tary engineer Plans snd specifications
for wafsFwagks sud sewerage, Heating and
sanitation 81 h0i8iuwS superintendent Of
construction solicited. General Surveying
p IMPLY done. SO columbia sgsset r ..
IA y. ANDERSON Z co. FFGiNEERs ASD
~. arsugagsnlen. Corrected township pla;s.
citY. sounEg and e8liAon maps No. rs Co
tHzah5a street. Seaag8 3osos from United states
iaBd nfiice sesfile. Wsea.
DfGHABp NEvINS. JR. CIVIL ESGINkER
Ia and surveyor Plans msatg fof hydraulic and
sanitary wCrEs f0au6sfo aus EeasTal con
sfFaa'lna, Railroad pr lecfs sna EcneFsi surveT-
f1E. Ens latsss eeFuegt township plats. Iopo-
graphical. mechanical. srehites fBfaf sud sea
eFgl drsnahfing Rsse prints % al the additions
q seattle Photo 81 MS Hon1ns la and u
lee.n s@oek Seattle, Washington.
u II. THOMPSON 4 60, II. ~ THOMPSON
IA. George y E08seE5il- Clarence /. y hEtel
Clvs& engineers sa8 Surveyors. sEe IoEased IN
MONS = and = BgFxes block, eornsr Third
ar1 Cu4aus a.. a8tfs a8i rscorss saved. sltT ~
ESasttF work EfsFEHpEiy stfeafssA tas nsagss xSar
inRs of blue pFsnfs fwrasshesi s., short uesice
NCrRgT & owESt. CITY suEVEYoR's.
- ofaee James street he1Nesa 3hir8 ard
Feusth. City sarTevipz prom pf y sstenfcs %
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MANLY SPORTS.
], Interest Taken in the
njnn-Donnvan Nateh.
sEs N HARD TRslNiNo
n.y.. fse-2sy@u-g-tess@ Keaskmg
-. Over Hwssaar easa asaa
Fssssnx Pessx.

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sT sight. tssween oann
-.~rs-. csc ssmnxs 70 Esaw So she
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Ri f Ea ca TErsss3aw
r ssarntrz nozov9n Is
SIS ne ==ee tz1rk trz.nsEg soS
Ep IS nsuch aisaa On
q atss emcnanssr. tSai1z ard
are wss, knawn h9re. whSie
erfzesv as knuwa-
yes nevew Est u4z1
ass hers - Knowing
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A "a hestes trisa shas hss cp-
ikss aaaaant q wesk shat
ee s5es he hexzm frsininr.
ihas 81 81 - hfeze the
raa sre uEknawa- Is i :
70 ssks nsaa&g en-
Aa thz Jap So stia II
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- BON &AN-AE'Yag ssEy- AZ law. I sas
4. secoud ssree< betsesa Seaeez sas Jnl-
Ns-&fx
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wsNFED EsRrSE9

MID &AAsEA
NNrANk -P&kINka - ASSIST = r.
~ a4sA4He es@. e. aaE ass lns&1 asseN ai3lt's
So. GAssTK 1sss }eFe5 7EFSeer
, 1889-12-28
Bekiendtgjoxelse

\ HENHOLD til Anordning ON
Veivesenet paa St. Oroix at ode
Juni 1884 81 bekjendtgj0res det
hefved, at if0lge Overenskomst mol
lem Colonialraadet og Convene
mentet or af Vel No. Is i Prindsens
Kvarter, fra Paradise gjennem
diamond" til No. IA, den 0stlige
Del, Lengde 2,O53 Fod, nedlagt
som ofentIig Vel, SAINT at den
raakaldte Bugbyhole Vel i Com
pa5niets Kvarter fra No, II mod
Ost, Lengde omtrent $500 Fod,
mellon Plantagerne "Hermon Hill"
og "Cathrine's Rest, or optaget som
o%tfentlig Vel.
GOuvernementet for de dansk ves.l1 diske
Der, st. Croix den 23de December 1889.
P. G. Y.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-12-28
'aTng AVIS
Is published Every

wednesday' 'Cs Saturday
Terms Of subscriptions
q dollars per annu1n, payable hah-year4y
IN .In1Gle Cones omo to non.subscribers, 8 cents.
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The HUas are required to give months notice
Terxos OF Advertising,
approved by Government 26th Juno
For an advertisement Of g lines or under, I to q inser
' Small Type CBroyier) L to 8 lines. S1-9999
over 8 lines, pr. Hne..---- -
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Over g lines, DIT. line -. -
For a line of the largest type vi ! - =
FOR one to three subsequent Insertions ut hMh -
these charges will be made: .aoao+
HBs All ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion must be delivered az
his Office on Tuesdays &c tTidays not lGtet or n4 ~
one p. m Inc postage on oeUoIs ~
f6is Office from West End or st. Thomas must be prepalu
or n n notice will be taken of them.
S-9- Snecial Centracts will be made with partles VINO may
he yishful to advertise yearly, ~haliyeary, OF quAtIei1S
~, cannot pay any aIIeHtiSHn
70 su0nT NOUS Communications; every article. must 20
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TO. Fnt ~ an evidence of authenticity, and for our own
security and il must be distinctly understood that "heR d
communication is inserted, the editor does not ''el9tFo
necessarily agree with the opinions expressed by thy "t'N'
eve cannot uud rrtnke to return nor preserve rr1tcl,t" hIalu-
scripts. Manuscript matter mus; be written ohIN Oh oo
side of the paper. N tel ,ao+,,sa
JVB PklAIlAd and despatch.
, 1889-12-28
L. O. Larsen.
utilization

PURSUANT to s 2 of Ordinance
Of 9th June 1884 concerning
public roads in St. Croix it is hereby
made known that the Colonial Coun-
Gil and Government have agreed that
the Eastern part, length 1908 feet,
of road No. Is in Princes Quarter,
running from paradise" through
Diamond" to No. IA, shall discon-
tinue as public road, and that the
so-called "Bugbyhole road" in Com
pany's Quarter, length about 3.5OO
feet, running between estates Her
mon Hill" and "Cathrine's Rest"
from No. IL towards the East, shall
be included among the public roads.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, st. Croix the 23rd December 1889.
For the Governor
LIMPRLCHT.
-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.

Col. Charles W. johnson is said to be
writing an article on what he learned
about making baskets while in the
army of the Tennessee.
1t is reported that Col. Tim Burnes
feels considerably put out that he should
come home and not be met at the depot
by single person, while DR.. Anes
should have such fuss made about
him after being away but few short
months. Probably if this thing hap
pens again Col. Tim will refuse to run
for governor.
The East Side people will probably
not thank Col. j. Ii. Stevens for trying
to prove that the disagreeable stencil
which prevades the Second ward does
not come from the crematOry. The col
onel, however, does not live on the East
Side.
The selection of Pierre as the future
capital of South Dakota makes large
number of MinneapOlitans who bought
lots around the Capital square in Wat
ertown, S. D., feel decidedly blue.
Aid. Potter feels decidedly gay over
his success in getting the council COM
mittee on roads and bridges to recon-
mend that the Western avenue bridge
over the Manitoba tracks be widened.
The alderman has an idea that in the
near future Western avenue will be one
of the best retail business streets in the
city, and ne doesn't want it said that he,
as an alderman, failed to do anything
which would help make the avenue a
great thOroughfare.
Ex-Police Surgeon Kelly does not
seem to think that he was Endorsed
when Reporter Mallon was appointed a
CITY detective.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
ABOUT THE CITY HALL.

The petition tor the vacation of the
streets and alleys in blocks 10. 20, 80, So,
81 and SO. Meeker Island Land and
Power cOmpany'S addition. south of the
river road, was yesterday referred to
the aldermen of the Second ward. The
repairing of the Western avenue bridge
across the Manitoba railroad, and widen
ing the roadway of the same twelve
feet, at an expense of $1,000, was Or
dered. The committee refused to vacate
Fiftieth street between Anita avenue
and Lake street. Bills amounting to
5000 were ordered paid.
The council committee on sewers
audited bills for sewer work during the
month amounting to $4,000, and the
committee on fire department audited
bills amounting to $1,000.
The council committee on licenses re-
fused to grant the transfer of the liquor
license of c. l.. Mcneil from 245 First
avenue south to 104 Washington avenue
south. where III. P. Brown formerly
kept a saloon in connection with the
Theatre Comique.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03

and The Balloon" Mr.. Crane has won
many high compliments for his rendi-
ton of these two widely different char
acters.
Dan Sully has the most clever boy
artist he has ever had. This artist won
no end of applause last evening.
A very pretty pamphlet, containing
the programme and brief biographical
sketch of the Campanini- Whitney Opera
Concert company, is being mailed to
musicians and the public by the man
agement, announcing the presence Of
that company at Harmonic hall, Min
neapolis, Oct. IL. This company has
few if any equals, and might rightly
be termed tho giant aggregation.
With few exceptions it is the same
company that appeared at the saenger-
fest this summer, and drew immense
crowds. The public will again have the
pleasure of hearing Campanini, Whit
ney and De We're, who head the list of
the great operate artists of the time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
WHEREFORE THE TINES?

The TiIles, the morning paper which
the frugal c. A. NimOcks has seen fit to
thrust upon Minneapolis, has not exact
" created a cOnfagratiOn that threat
ems to cause either alarm or disorder TO
the several journalistic ventures which
perhaps have the advantage of an eS-
tablished patronage, and which. at any
rate, have the weight Of superior tele-
egraphic service. The length of life
to be accorded this exponent of the Dual
City Collection bureau has been dis
cusSed among newspaper men as a
casual topic. although its appearance
has attracted very little attention gen.
orally. and 1t seems to be the common
opinion that the paper will last about
ninety days. Another theory is that the
intention of Jay Gould NimOcks is to
sell out TO the journal. However,
the GLOBE would like to predict this
much-that the Times, as the paper is
curiously named, will exist at least d
year before it becomes the Journal
Times. $. =. Snider, whose money is
rumored to be invested in the enter
prise, has certain political revenges TO
accomplish that can hardly be at
tanned before that time. Capt.
Snider discovered during his
canvass for congress that the Tribune
was not 10 be depended upon, and
he probably means to have q paper
back of him that will put him to the
front as a friend of the Old-soldieT and
the working men in opposition to the
Lowry paper, which is, of course, for
WaShburn when the issue comes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
ALL SORTS.

The Tribune had a scoop yesterday
morning. How did it happen? Why,
1t interviewed itself regarding the pos
sibility of erecting a new Tribune build
ing. Occasionally it 50 far OvercOmes
its lethargy as to think Of something it
might do. prints it and cOngratulates
Itself in its various parts for months to
come over the SCOOP"
Ii seems strange that Loyal BeGtliff.
Oh his return from foreign travels,
should be so eXuberaut in his praise Of
the English police and carry 4 cane pre-
sented 10 him by one of them as a me
mento Of his trip. Why should this
light in Minneapolis dramatic circles
KNOW 50 much of London policemen?
East side aldermen are inGuiring who
set fire to that convenient pile OF rub
Dish whose fumes D.. kIylingtOn took
some reporters over To snuff Tuesday
evening.
No wonder there IS such 4 fuss being
made about the waste Of water by the
council committee on water works
Why should the gentlemen expect any
thing else al time of so many TeCep-
ton banqUets and with the social clubs
In full blast? OF course Minneapolis
citizens won't Use the regular supply Of
water at such a time.
For the benefit of the reading public
1t might be well 70 state that the novel
in last Sundays GLOBE entitled, ''Mr.
KilvingtOn's Letter. or. How the Pretty
Widow, Whom He Tilted, Got Even
With Him." has nothing whatever to
do with the health Office OF crematOries.
What's the matter with the Journal?
Smiling L. +. Byrnes has been in the
city severa! days and his august pres
ence has hardly been announced.
1t rather looks as though DIR. AmeS
went through Ireland blindfOlded III a
sleeping ear on an unusually dark
night.
Why were ex-Deteetive Kings aft
davits made public at this particular
time?
The theory of the Pioneer Press's
building permit editor is that AmeS and
Blethen have formed an unhOly ALI
ance, and he bases his views upon the
fact that the Tribune is protecting
Ames instead of attacking him, as a
good orthodox Republican paper should
do. But the Journal is protecting Ames
also, and still the 2. p. will hardly
assume that w. E. Haskell wants to be
mayor of Minneapolis.
just a word to the Exposition direct
orS. Get a man for manager who
knows something about catering for
public entertainments; get q profess
SiOnal Snowman if necessary, and not
some one who has been merely "lOyal
to Minneapolis" who is perhaps a good
fellow and all right in his way, only he
doesn't happen to weigh very much. in
brief. get some spne who understands
tho hr1cinncC
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

At Harris theater last night, Dan
Sully and his company were seen in
their best production, Daddy Nolan"
Every seat was taken, and the audience
bridge scene, in the last act, is the best
seen on any stage. DADDY Nolan" will
be given at the matinee performance
to-day.
Around the World in Eighty Days.
will be the attraction at Harris theater
next week, for which seats are now on
sale at the box Office. Over one hundred
pretty girls will take. part in the ballet
and marches, in new and magnificent
costumes.
There will be a change of bill at the
Grand tonight. W. Fl. Crane will ap-
pear in double bill, "Pere Perrichont