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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
ALL FOR REFORM NOW.
The Freeholders Appoint a Committee to
Draft New Rules.

The Freeholders Appoint a Committee to
Draft New Rules.
Not more than an hour was con
sumed by the Board of Freeholders
yesterday in ~transacting the county's
business. 1t was mainly a routine
meeting, though one or two surprises
took place while it lasted. When
Director Pairson called the meeting to
order, a resolution was introduced by
Freebooter Boyle to repair the noun
tain wall on Palisade avenue. 1t was
adopted.
Freebooter Nelson informed the
Board that a year ago he was APP
pointed n of q committee to draft
rules for the Board. Owing to the
negligence of the balance of the com
mittee no report had been made, but
he had a set of rules to read, which if
followed would keep the Board free
from indictments.
Nj. Nelson read his rules, and then
they were referred to a committee,
twenty copies being ordered printed.
The most essential features OF the
proposed rules are that the Committee
on County Institutions shall consist of
thirteen members, and at least one
member shall come from each district,
while eleven members can pass over
the veto of the Director.
A resolution was adopted, with but
two dissenting votes, cutting down the
allowance for special counsel to the
County Collector from 81, 500 to 81, 900
a year.
Another resolution adopted was in
troduced by Director Pairson, who APP
pointed Freeholders Steger, Tierney
and Rollston to take care of it. Here
it isl
Whereas, the late Grand Jury have made a pre-
sentiment to the Court of Oyer and Terminer, in
which they recommend certain reforms in the
manner OF conducting the business Of the institu-
tons; and,
Whereas, this Board is willing and anxious at
all times to adopt any suggestion tending to eff
cheney and economy in the maintenance of such
institutions; therefore be it
members of this Board, be appointed, with power
to prepare and report to this Board a set OF rules
and regulations for the government of such insti-
tutions in accordance with the recommendation
OF the Grand Jury.
This resolution rather conflicts with
the report made by MI. Nelson, but it
was understood that the committee
would pass on the rules and if they
found anything that pleased them
would embody it in the system they
proposed to present.
The following resolution was
adopted
Whereas, it is currently reported that twelve
members Of this Board have been indicted, and if
the report be true, it is evident that the way of
transacting the business of the county is unsatis-
factory and leaves considerable room for i'm
proyement; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the several committees be in
structed to meet regularly for the purpose of
examining all such claims as have previously
been readin open meeting and thus enable the
Committee on Finance and Credit to act intelli-
gently upon them.
Another resolution asking the Legis-
lature to make the Park Commission
ers responsible for all bonds issued by
them was adopted, and the Board adj
journed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
North Hudson News.

NOTtu ouuSOH ECWbs fHa
The following new members of the
Snail Club, of Gutenberg, were init
ated last night: - Leopold Bichert,
Henry Misgades, John S. Brown,
Adam Luley, William Talllnan, John
Lawless, Fred Eirhinann, Louis EN-
merich, Gottlieb Weber, William
Prosser, Emil Muendel, Mr.. Lenhardt,
Herman Klein, David Dempster and
George Wickesser.
The roads in North Hudson, owing
to the recent storm, are almost I'M
passable.
Town Physician Rhoads, of Wee
hawken, is i'll at his residence on the
Boulevard.
The new sewer being built along
Railroad avenue by Contractor Otto
Schultz caved in last night and car
ried with it the horsecar tracks, in
consequence of which travel has been
greatly interfered with.
Union Hill is to have a new Town
Hall just as soon as a new Board of
Councilmen is elected.
Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary, Mr.. James III. Kenyon, of Gut
tenberg, has entered the Freeholder's
ace to stay, he says.
The coming spring campaign prom
Uses to be the most interesting Of re-
cent years.
1t is reported that a prize fight of
considerable Importance is to take
placenot far from Gutenberg, within
eight days. The names of the CON
testants are being kept quiet.
Mr.. Austin Connolly, of the Erie
Railroad Company, located at Wee
hawken, says he is out of politics. He
intends to remove from the town
shortly, as his business engagements
will not allow him to retain his resi-
dence in New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22

Mngwumps Defeat Chumps.
Teams from the Pamrapo Bowling
Club rolled Wednesday evening on the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
Disunion.

Department No. II, Order of Financial
Union, met last night in Humboldt Hall.
j. S. Hollingshead reported that
he had been to Trenton and on
behalf of the dissatisfied members
asked the Vice Chancellor to issue an or
der requiring the supreme officers of the
Union to distribute the funds now in their
possession among the different branches.
The Vice Chancellor reserved his de-
cision.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22

Metropolitan Hall alleys, in Green
willie, for an oyster supper. The win
ners were hailed as "Mugwumps' and
the losers We're dubbed "Chumps. ="
There are some who would regard this
as a distinction without a difference.
Tha score follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
Incendiarism in ithaca.

ITHACA, N. Y, March %, 1ss9.-The
brick block known as Young's Hall,
at Candor, was burned this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The fire was undoubtedly the work
of an incendiary. The building
was discovered to be on fire yesterday, but
the flames We're quickly extinguished.
Papers saturated with oil were found scat
tered around the upper hallway. This
morning the flames were first discovered
under the stairway on the upper floor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
This Man Is Worse Than a Brute.

CINCINNATI, March %, 1889. Pat
Trainer, a carpenter, living with his wife
and six children on North avenue, Sc
Evansville, went home intoxicated
about noon yesterday, and be.
gan abusing his wife. After
beating her shamefully, he drew a red-hot
poker from the fire and thrust it through
her jaw, seriously injuring her. He was
drunk when arrested last evening, and
DISPLAYED no sign of regret for his actions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22

It Is gratifying for me to report that the
safe preserved Its contents in perfect condi-
ton" T. \. BROWN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
WANTED, ASCH0OL HOUSE.
WEEHAWKEN CITIZENS THINK 1T
SHOULD COST ABOUT $4,000.

The Subject Was Discussed at a Citizens
Meeting Last Evening-win the Boul-
evard Site, Owned by the Town, suf-
fce?-North Hudson Notes.
For a long time the taxpayers OF
Weehawken have been trying to in
duce the authorities to erect a suitable
school house. The present ediiice is
located in a cattle yard, and is, besides
being inadequate to the necessities OF
the population, a tumble down, rick
ETY. old shanty that is a breeding place
for malaria and other diseases.
Several public meetings have been
held to discuss the subject. Last
night the final meeting was held. LII
was a mass meeting of citizens and
taxpayers, called by the Board OF
School Trustees to vote upon a prop
osition to appropriate a GER
tain sum of money to erect a
new schoolhouse. Owing largely to
the inclemency of the weather, there
We're not more than twenty persons
present. Mr.. M. Ryer presided, and
Thomas Fitzsimmons, of Hoboken,
acted as secretary. Remarks on the
subject were made by ex-Alderman
Hannah, AldermanClauS Basse, James
Duer, Captain Sayles, Simon Kelly,
Frederick Sherwood and others.
The original proposition had been
to erect q house to cost about $35, 200.
This large expenditure was strongly
opposed by Mr.. Duer and some others.
Mr.. Duer took the ground that it was
unnecessary to expend a large amount
of money to purchase land from
the Hoboken Land and I'M
provement Company, 70 long as
the town owned lands on the
boulevard that were just as suit
able, in his opinion, for the purpose.
Alderman Basse was willing to vote
for the spending of as much as $40, 900,
while others thought that less than
half that amount was sufficient. AT
length it was voted to build a new
house at an expenditure not to exceed
$685.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
The Best Safes at Reduced Prices.
HERRING & CO.,

Nos. s51 and 900 nFoadway. New yorE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22

I am pleased to say, when opened, the con.
tents were revealed in excellent ORDER
THos. HAMMOND.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-22
the Train Robbers secured Little.

HoLBRooK, A. r.. March %, 1ss9.--A
later report says that one Of the bandits
who robbed the Atlantic and Pacific
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

+ Metz TO Wynn, 1t ), blk ., Lange. oo
wynn to " f Metz, it S, blk ., Lange-o .oo
] / Lowering to A Roberts, It s, blk
4. Messerli 4 Eschbaeh's add. 1,oOO
" Wittenfield TO c GausewitZ, II I, DIX oo
6. Rice's First add ......-. .-...::,;. l'oVo
j Thomas 10 Johnson, II D, DIX D. ooo
Ransom's add -. =. ..:..:--:..;-.. l'OVo
WV Bach TO c Wright Its l, 3, 4, e.o
5.6and :, blk ., Books div 80. .S'eoo
c L Coleman 10 j Dlmmlck, paT1 ns
Is and 10, blk >, Shnsons hlee ooo
Street add .............. - 000
Slariha 10 A Ogulin, II ~ DIX T. ooo
Riggs ........... .....--: .-.-- - A'
za FIn y, 10 Wbils B Re1 Beach ~ eco
II = Rauh to Ii Meier, part sec L. to"h !, zoo
Z 29, range IS -. :-.--. 10
A Brantner TO II Meier, part sec L. ono
town %. range 3D.. 49,. =. o'0o0
H Meir to e F Faber, part sec l., Town 900
20. range % - ~, IN, WV
iii Doohv TO II E Hoard, Its %, %, blk 400
8. Lake ParS..-.-.-.-- .---..--.- -; AiNOV
+ NRlther TO q II Schlchler,ts :, - plA ON
!, Fairbanks. ........- -;
] " Riddle TO ) Hurst. part Its J, oo
blk IL, Whitney Il Smith s.-........2O'v1l00
Eight unpublished. .......-.. .---..----"'oo"
Total. 23 pieces. ..............'s "S''0o
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
O6I AND 256 EAST SEVENTH Vt
<sIEE $40 600 ha krlrt slonk of cln1 hing .
A. I'll. NicOlay. AucfiOneer.

A ii. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEs R
~ Marshall av. and twelve valuable Ham
line residence lots at auction Saturday morn
ing, Nov. 80. 1889. 10 be sold at 1920
O'Clock, rain or shine, at public auction at
the Nicolay Real Estate Exchange, l4I East
Fifth ST., between Jackson and Robert sts.
On Marshall av., near Western av., uine-room
house; city water, good cellar and valuable
lot. Also twelve desirable residence lots at
Hamline, corner Minnehaha and Hamlina
avs; sale positive; terms, one-fourlh cash,
balance can remain on mortgage at per
cent interest; rapid transit being an assured
fact at Hamline. these lots must rapidly adj
vance in value before spring, and prove to
be irst-class and prof; able investment
For further particulars apply at Nicolay Real
Estate Exchange. AL East Fifth ST.. between
jackson and Robert SITS. Cur Real Estate Aue-
ton sale No. 1870. $3.50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Tuesday.

A Anderson to II Foss, part II c s W = ,oo
sec 81. town 80. range % Si'-VV
{ Asch to TillSlt D, Asehs Suou DIN 900
% / DAYTON S.....-......-...... wv"
& Bolan TO City 81 Paul, part II 3, DIX o,,o
D. Ashton < Sherburne -. 1'VVV
LaMton TO Lawton, 1t ), DIX = ,oo
St Pierre K LawtOn- ............' -
J + Iaytop 10 u 0rlem9n. same ..-iVOv
W Poppeuberser 10 " ProtZ, IL ~. -,
Clark's subd blk 81. Arlington hills 9oV
Fixen 10 j NJ Gjertson. It's u = anu eo,,
). blk >. Lake View Park. oVo
/ Laboune to j shelton Jr. part OF IL
>. MarsnalI's suhd blk %, Mackuoln oo
& MarShalrS add -. ...... - 'OV
A Sehoch 10 j Herman, 1t Z, DIX l, -,
Schoch 4 Athens sub. 30"
NJ Auerbach 10 NJ A Presant, part OF II 600
:. blk A. White Bear. ooo
IawtOn Real Estate Co 10 BoldecSer,
Il SO, blk -. West ST. Paul Syndleate coo
No. . 1850 -, wv
F b Linden to E Hendrickson. lis ~,
20. 81, and %, blk s. Holcomoe zoo
FL Reinecher to J Knauft, Its 20 ana o,,
u. blk SIS. L Dayton'S add. - lZ'ooO
Euauft 70 Reiuecher, Its 20 ana Il, ,oo
Blk IS. L Dayton's add: $50. IZ'zVo
A Nordenshjold to Lindblom; part ooo
i ), blk (. BeauDre Il kelly's ADD .4'VVo
G H Schickler 10 { Johnson, part II D
blk s, Scribner & Cos add 100. .....4,I'o
T Cochran Jr 10 \ HOldridge, part sec 40
- town 20. range % .- -- o'oOo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
AUCTION SALES.
E. Holloway & Co.. Auctioneers,

T. HOLLOWAY. auc,ioneer, will sell on
Ls Saturday, Nov. 30, at 9 p. M, at public
auction Oh the premises. six lots on East
Third st., between Mendoza and Forest sts.
This property, situate within fifteen minutes
walk of business center, offers every advan-
tage for immediate improvement and is I'M
excelled for investment. The street in that
part OF the city has An easy grade, sewer and
CITY water; sidewalks almost new. Tnere
VIII be no more assessments until street 10
paved. The city eontemplates grading East
miro st. to the city limits and with the pro,
posed electric motor line running there's
every indication that this property will
double or treble in value within a short time,
ike East Seventh 81. property did which Ia
now selling at from Sl5Oto 81 o a front foot
Kemember the date and don't miss this op.
portunlty. Sale positive. Terms easy with
low rate of interest on deferred payments
II. Ii. Schultz q Co., agents, lis East Fourth
ST. 32s
DIASO AND FINE E1ES1.Uo.4 lAf
i Auction-We will sell at the residence,
433 Dayton aV., Friday. Nov. 20. at 10
O'Clock a. H.. one very fine Marshall q
Smith piano, a firstclass instrument in every
respect; beautiful ebony parlor furniture;
ebony cabinet. ebony easel and picture; Mo-
quette. Brussels and ingram carpets; fancy
rugs. elegant wolf robe, cherry bookcase and
books, beautiful sideboard. l46-piece china
SET, cost $50: splendid Royal Peninsular
coal stove. cooking range ana kitchen furni-
ture, Crown Jewel gasoline stove, mahogany,
cnerry and walnut bedroom sets, childs bed,
hair mattresses, feather beds, child's car
rage in fact very complete, first class LOS
OF household furniture. Don't fail to attend
If yon want nice furniture E. Holloway &
Co., Auctioneers, 254 ana 256 East Seventh
ct 1888
OhI AND 256 EAST SEVENTH st.
%CF $4,000 bankrupt stock of clothing;
$4,000 bankrupt stock of furnishing goods
including 100 sealskin caps 10 silk plush
caps, which we will sell at half regular retail
price; also, $1,000 worth of slightly water
damaged shoes that we will sell at half price
TO close; If you are looking for bargains in
clothing, underwear, etc, this is your chancej
DO you want a sealskin or silk plush cap for
Christmas? We can save you money, as we
make specially of selling bankrupt stock;
call and see what we have. E. Holloway &
Co, Auctioneers 254 and 256 East Seventh
st. 329-3G
= HOLLOWAY & Co, Auctioneers,
IL. 254 and 256 East Seventh ST., want to
buy for cash bankrupt stock of clothing.
dry goods. furnishing goods and boots and
shoes. They have good residence on Day
ton avenue they will exchange for clothing
or dry goods. If you want TO sell out tor
cash give us a call. E. Holloway & Co.,
Auchoneers. 254 and $50 East Seventh st.
32S-3O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Saturday.

j May to K Anderson. 1t II, blk 20,
Auerbach & Hands,. ............. 5000
z Smith to Wilson, 1t -. blk /:
Its and9, blk 2, Griebe & Brews-
ter's.. ........... -. .......... 10000
G F Meyer 10 E LawtOn 1t 3, blk 81,
West st Paul Syndicate No . 1890. 500
/ Croxford 10 ! E Lawton. 1t 6, blk 81,
West st Paul Syndicate NO2 .... 500
in Hopperts to c Lawton. 1t IS. blk
IA, West st Paul Syndicate No -. L, 400
u L Boyle to E LaWtOn, part Its and
3 blk l. Langevin's Second. III 900
j NJ Erchinger to G Schmidt, Its Is and
10. blk !. Bishops. 500
" Oehler to j NJ Erchinger, same. !, 200
bik5O, D. F. -. ..,... -. 49,. g, 300
A Long to d Getty, II 10, blk 10, Auer-
bach's rearr White Bear. go 300
Il c Hunter to " w Thomas, 1t II, blk
10, st. Anthony PARK No.. Sc 500
i II Haas TO r F Wachtrieb. tract west
Of Kuhls.--.. ............... III, 267
II McChing to F liable, 1t o, blk 2,
Rice st Villas subd........ -. ..... 500
Total. IL rieces -. 800. .....S 500, 1877
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Friday.

c F Lott to A Brown, part 1t 5, Mar
shall's suhd blk 27. NJ a. M. ....S3 600
G sheriff to E Drake, 1t 10, blk 3,
Brakes Second add. .......... $50
Blk Q. Amb's add ..... -. IA, 600
J p Gribben Lumber Co to P Henning,
Its 30 and SO, blk 8, Como Park. 700
Land Title and Trust Co to A Hamil-
% '..........,.. -. 49,. - SO. 900
d G Hackett to A Kalman. W 40 feet 1t
l. all 1t =. blk Z, Boulevard. -. go. 1000
6 Robertson to A Kalman. u 1t 16, all
ltl7-lS. blk &, Boulevard. 500
8. Boulevard. 80. .... 49,. -, 900
Z CASTOR to NJ Lee, part Its 1, 2, 8,
blk /. Gray's...... 49,. -. $4,000. 56S
D " Dolby to 1 Jansen, part to, blk 4,
Jockeys SOO
messy tract -. ..,.f.......... 2, 400
%. blk IL, Terrace Park. -. II, 500
II Towle to do, 1t IA blk 40. same. S75
c c Brown to d II Michaud, 1t 10, blk ),
Second add to Merriam Park. IL, $50
a Hale to Brown, same 49,. ...... .....1,175
A Hurst to E K Gilman. via Its l and
2. blk IL, Whitney d Smiths add. 20, 900
D Settler to B c Rankin, 1t 6, blk 6.
Hitchcock's add 80. 49,. .......1, 500
" A McClung to E P Crossfeld, 1t 10,
blk 2, Rice Street Villas. ........... $50
Nine unpublished 20. 225
Total, 27 pieces ........ ..... ...S93, 313
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Wednesday.

n Thomson TO Yardeen, 1t q, blk 8 oo
JR Weide'S add ..-......-...-: S5'Vuo
II Huiternister to c ; Houston, IL Z, 90
blk l, Youugman's Second add. SoO
c Dawson TO E II Pray, 1t z, DIX y, oo.,
Terry's add. ..----.. =. 4'VVV
JE Lawton 10 NJ E Lawton, II =, Law 90
toms rearr blk 60. B & j -; oVV
H Dooley to G Early, part 1t lo.olK c-o
s. Lake Phalen..... -. - o|o
ST Anth PIX REL Co TO II Barna-
bee. 1t Is, blk 80. s! Anth PIX NJ. SUI
LIE Strom to II E Towner, IL D, pit l.,
NdyleS ........-.-.- 1890 ---- ---' 90,
Turner TO T B >trnm, same .....-, - ;-o'VOo
r Lewis TO j lie Claire. IL 10. Dix 1, no
Weide's sdd rearr - -.-----......' 0"V
JIM ERICKSON to A P Croonquist, II D,
blk %, Arlington Hills: !. 0'ooo
o Nordquist TO P Croonquist 1t q,
blk Is, Gotzian'g rearT Sigel'S. ...... liOUV
II Cochran Jr to NJ Lawrle, part sec
, town %, range % S-OOO
C B Wright to X Barnum, 1t 10. DIX
"a Day ton & Irvine s.. - l,VOO
Ak Barnum TO Grace, 1t IS, blk "a
Dayton d IryineS.... .....-.... I2.UIO
Eleven unpublished. .....-.............S|.4o 400
Total. - pieces
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Thursday.

t6w Be sS ra 50 % 9toa', p' Sc ~ $4,000
n9 so bIk 9 Bntterfield SYN / $50
rear Tisn IS b 6T Bngerfeid Syn H.. IL, 600
Lewis 9gRoH add u a i. " .... 1900
g blk ~ 9I Banning & oliver. .,.... $50
IL Briggs subd Fort St 8 L.. l, 100
and I TO- biz ~ Hagers' su6d. 80. $50
Chute Bros. Div No g.. -. -, 900
4JR Weid lie Fifth add ~ = 500
l5 =! Robertson Roberts, ........ :. 49,. 500
~ J blk HGn %, Summit ParS..s $500
F G James 10 Minneapolis stock Yards,
range eE IS. :" :" -. -. iO,OOO
F G James to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
Sig Sc Il see II. town =, range % $4,000
F il Boardman to Minneapolis Stock
Yards. S y sw14 sB Il sec II, town 80
] { Strong to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
sc 4 NV L sec 30, town 80, range % 3, l66
E Neiler to Minneapolis Stock Yards,
part Sc "a NV a and ne Il se4 sec IL,
town 80, range % ;:---.... ;:..-.:..i UVO
j ) Pillsbury to Minneapolis Stock
Yards, sw 4 and NV 4 Sc 4 sec 81,
town 80, range 23.............. 49,. % 600
J Strong to Minneapolis Stock Yard,
part NV a he a sec 20, town 80,
" Calmenson to A RittmeieSter, 1t
blk ]. Schurmeier & Evans. 49,. 80, 800
i Dahlhlom TO K CreScy, II 8, blk II,
Oakville PARK. Observation-Disclosures 3, 2O1
Three unpublished. .............. ......7,S 500
Total. % pieces. .S130,516
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

a RTESIAN WELLS of any size and
n depth drilled; water supplies furnished
and water works constructed: correspond
ence solicited. Artesian Well Drilling com
pany. 5 i9 Jackson ST.. ST. Paul, Mimi. .3''
CANVAS COVERINGS on carpets for
~ parties. The ". Heys Carpet Cleaning
Works, $50 Robert ST.. telephone, S4O-5.3 2S
EURNITURE repaired, upholstered and
l. packed for shipment: steam power car
pet cleaning: feather beds and mattresses
renovated J. D. Durie. 296 Rice st. 32S
AIDES PRIVATE HOSPITAL-Mrs,
IL II. Stencil 254 Martin St 3O4-33
DRIVATE FEMALE HOSPlTAL-Best
L of care; very low charges. 3S4 Frank
In ST. 80
THEATEK AND MASQUERADE cos
i tunes, wigs and boards, grease paints
for stage use, and Theater-Leih- Bibllothek.
Mrs L. Neitmann, So East Seventh ST., st.
Paul Mimi. 3 1885
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
Aavanash & johnson, AuctIOn-
GERS

CHOICE FURNITURE AND CAR
~ pets al Auction-We will sell at public
auction at the residence, No. Sc Tilton st-.on
ture consisting of one fine parlor suit easy
rockers and chairs, one very fine chiid's fold
ing bed. black walnut and antique oak
cheval bedroom suits, one very fine extern
sion table, one center table, stands. one COM
hination bookcase and desk. one hall rack,
dining room chairs, chandeliers, lamp, all the
carpets, heating stoves. one cook stove,
one Six-hole range. These goods are ali
frst-class Parties in search OF household
goods cannot afford to miss this sale. Kava-
nagh & johnson, Auctioneers, 1877 and 1s9
East Sixth ST 32S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24

D OOMS-A young careful compile, without
IL children, would like to rent a floor of
house, furnished complete, for housekeeping;
plese state lowest price and full particulars;
Address K LA, Globe. 82S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24

II EATING STOVF;S-SmaIl stove, large
IL stove, square stoves. round stOves-in
fact all kinds of stoves. can be found at our
place; and for the benefit Of parties who are
unable TO call during the day We will here
after keep open till 9 p. m. kavanagh &
johnson. 1Sz and la9 East Siyth g 24iia
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
DYE WORKS.

NTE DYE to live and live to dye at 3oIs
wv West Third: the only practical feather
dyers in the city: ladies say the work is beau
tifully done; bring ca>t-off old feathers. have
them made into handsome piumeS; black
faded feathers restored and made us full and
glossy as when new; feathers dyed to match
sample. 32S
Z D. ROCHEX, N. w. Steam Dye Works;
Il Office 416 Robert ST, Ryan block; works
IS and 81 Indiana ay. 26is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24

1AHtSoN a. CO., New York steam Dye
y Works; ladies' and gents clothing
specially. II West Sixth ST egg
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
HORSES. AND CARRIAGES.

A MOTHER silver thimble sale Monday,
n Nov %. at Ingham's 327 jackson st.
solid silver, at lSc; all sizes from
3 TO IL. S2S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24

G. j. ThOmsOn.s List.
100 East Fourth st.
Gc O0O-HOUSE AND LOT. No. 459
'DO.OOO Marshall av., at a bargain; a
small cash payment necessary; balance to
suit purchaser.
$1,000 and lot on Nsis neaS P PSTss
av.; must be sold; snap.
OK R00-HOUSE AND LOT on Lis
sDOsOOO bon ST.. near Pleasant av.
$1,000 5ioeE from 2a GR Rce ST aV' one
81 6O0-ILoT on Reaney, near Green
CT 6O -SIX-ROOM HOUSE and two
'DlsCOJ lots on Victoria. near Front.
CD CDn-GOOD nine-room house and
,D.)sCOO lot on Lawson, near Green
brier.
A LOT 52x6g on Rice ST.. between College
n and Summit avs, at bargain.
III FEET front en- Summit ave-, corner
Kent st. 1913