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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-16
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
EDw. S. LEADBEATER. THos. LEADBEATER.
IS. Leadbeater& Bro.
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
IS.

los & lot SOUTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Paints Oils, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Druggists Fancy
Goods and specialties.
Wholesale agents in Northern Virginia for ]. c.
Ayers Medicines, John Luc&s & Co.'S Tinted Gloss
and Prepared Paints, sc.
Manufacturers of standard Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
We have made large additions to cur stock and
are buying leading PioprietqryA Chemicals,
&C. &c, direct from the manufacturers. We are
therefore enabled to supply the trade with all
goods usually carried by well-sppointed
those given By the best houses in larger cities All
goods forwarded by fist freight or express after
receipt of order Promptness is our specially
We guarantee the purity OF sll drugs furnished
Correspondence invited dec31
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-16
e sTABLER e. CO.,

Z.
Successors to B. r. stabler)
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
r. W. Corner King and Washington Street
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars snd
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
aponges, Flesh Straps, &c. EspeciaTcare given to
prescriptions. jan28-tf
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08

and three mistakes. His letter 10 MeSsrs. hahu'
McNally & Co. is as badly written AS his novels
But he seems to have real grievance at the DOT
tom Of it, These publishers have, says Mr. nag
gard, not only pirated, but edited. his recent
novel. The editing seems TO consist chiefly Oh
omissions, which may conccivaDly be improve
mcnts. Mr.. IIaggard, however, does not thihK
so, and he is entitled to be the Judge in his own
cause. lie appeals 10 Mcssys Rand, McNally &"
Co. TO cancel their edition, and desires every
possible publicity for what he calls his letter oil
reputation. II they have really published as
Mr.. lIaGgard's what is not his. they have COM
mittcd grave offence and still more do the
enemies of America scoG al American manners
and customs
>r. Bryce is not going TO America TO lecture
the too sanguinc Major Pond supposed. ho
contradicts the story, and Will perhaps hc wah'ed
here by Mr. Oakley Hall, whose libel suit against
him is nearly ready for trial, ready on one SIDE
The second letter of the Due dc BroSlie dis
poses Of NJ Blowitz'S Tallcynnd revelations, II
there were anything left 10 dispose Of. II is now
certain that nobody has had access 10 the genuine
manuscript and certain too, that the appearance "i
the spurious extracts in " The Times had nothing
TO do with the decision of those IN authority 70
publish the entire memoirs this year
Derby day one Of the gloomcst on record
both for si9htsccrs and for hackers. Inc ram
never ceased. and the winnings of the ring by
SurcfCot'S defeat are very large. There never mas
been hotter favoritc than Mr.. Mcrrys horse.
His collapse produced the usual crop OF runors
that hc had been cot at Possibly he had. such
things happen on the trrf. Bat racine men, or
some of them. knew ana said beforehand that his
al, Ife had frtpn
over a course of equal length and nobody really
knew whether he could stay or not Then came
the rain The couIsc was heavy, the race was
run slowly, and the favofitc was beaten a quarter
Of a mile from home. Vet the number OF men
who thin. that money can I've made by backing
horses is lust as large ~ il was before the race.
g. w. ).
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
AZ ERrr CASHIER MISSING.

suspension bridge, June lspccal).-rhe cashier in
the freight Office of the New-iork. Lake Erie and
Western Railroad at this place has not been seen
since last Thursday noon and it is rumored that his
absence is occasioned by the fact that there is .
shortage In his accounts. His name Is James p.
O'Hairc lie has occupied the place for about
three years. and his ago is about twenty one years
on Thursday morning O'Ilaire assisted one of the
auditors Of the road named smith to check up some
records. and in the afternoon the station was to
hay. been checked up. They TO cndeavor 10
complete TIE work that afternoon, but Oliarc's
prolonged absence from his desk after The midday
meal caused him 10 be sent for. but he Wa, not
found nor has he since been seem. There was not
The least suspicion that anything was wrong with
his accounts. few Of his friends fearful that
he has committed saicide, and say that they haA
noticed his actipg strangely Of late.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER.
SHOOTING \ MAN FIVE TIMES IN QUARREL
OVER 4 DOG.

OVER 4 DOG.
Trenton. y j. juno specian.-hrvcn J. Woods.
ticket agent and station master FOR the Ihiadelpha
and Reading Railroad Company at MooreS Station. a
village few mile. above this city. brought 10 the
county Jail early this morning by Warden Mirheah for
what may prove 10 bc mulicr Last night Wo'iS frc'i
five bullet, into the body Of George L. White. Frank
r,u,ison a ticket agent at Eclle Mead tclcgraplcd
Wp., that his setter dog was stolen. and that man
was seen going down the track toward Moorcs station
with the animal. He asked Woods 10 Intercept the
stranger I, was dusk wien Woods. while walking
frym the station. saw man some distance down the
track with dog following him. lie decided that IL
must be the man who had stolen JamiSons softer and
ornuc himself with a revolver. started down the track
in pr,uit Of the man Pennington is about two miles
from Moore's station. and the stranger and
The dog had nc reached that borough when
Woods overlook him. Both men were on the
p,,h alongside the railroad tracks when they met
Going UP behind the stranger uhul "l'ilh ic" yaiuS
Of him. Woods called out:
"Sav Young man. whore did you get that dog
"Oh. got It from - friend OF uine,' carcleSsly re
piled the stranger
THAT dog belongs to friend OF mine and you
stoo it, said Woods. aS he called the dog 10 him.
The stranger. who gave his name a. George l.. White
and said that he was farmer, angrily called the
setter back and resented the insult IN not words
Woods had made up hi, mind that the dog was that
of his friend and lie determined 10 take II at all
hazards.
81 don't carr what you say that is Frank JamiSon :
dns and ! am going TO take It,. said Woods IhiS
angcrcd the man. and according TO Woods lie Ore"
a revolver ard rushed toward llnI
IL thought he golns 10 shoot. and drew my
revolver and fred what Tn prisoner lod Warden
Nurhcad when lie was arrested. But Woods dld nov
etop when he had fired the first hot Ilat s,Q'
strick The strangers pistol arm ana II GropPtu 10 NJ
| sdr A. il brihen. fhe next shot nred struck thc
stranger in the right thigh and the third entered % u
eft lcq The man staggered, but did not fall TO tnS
| rrnund A fourth shot and nith werc hled IN rapu
| Succession The fourth bullet entered whites res
and passed through his body, coming out of ms pin
and ihc nnh struck the bridge of his nose ana DIohy
| It Woods had fired every shot IN ms rNolN'r HlH
now turned from the wounded man, VINO s'".sescu
| an dotn thc track. Wood, returned to the SUTTON
ond heu went 10 his boarding house Nhltc stAEEc',"
| on for a short distance. when ne mel mii VIZ" ~
| had heard the shots. The latter assisted MN 10
sGulrr Irwn's at Pennington, where DE- NilllnS ,ne
y{llnge surgeon dressed his wounds. lie wae SUP
sr"uentlv brought II. Francs Hospital IN TINS cy
/ and To- night lies In precarioHS condlton' ne
acEnowlodrcs that lie had a pistol ana tTlcd 10 use
II, but conld not
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
aCHJLD THROWN FROM A RUNAWAYHORSh
TIE DAUGHTER Of THOMAS S. oRMisIoN Nf@
crrvrs FRACTURE OF THE SKULL.

TIN, n,rGuTrR OF THOMAS S. ORMISToN RE-
cr1vrs A FRACTURE OF THE SKULL.
Thomas : Ormston. the lawyer and son OF the Rev.
Dr ornis,on had a sad ending 10 pleasure ride
u,o, which he and number of friends started early
s, evening AZ II, close he carried 70 ms nome lho
unconscious form Of his little daughter, CARA ner
sluu fractured from fall from her Morse Mr.
t,,n,t.tona party included eiC'y persons Hho's
them his sister. W. h"oie ''
a riiingmastcr They had gone as iar
as one -hlnd red and seventy Sevcnth-st' ana hd'
inst passed McComb's Dam Bridge upon their re'ur"'
when little Miss Ormston-shc Is only ten years o'"-
st,rt.d on ahead She rode gracefully and the older
pcrsons watched her with admiration rs she urged hcr
I,te stced forward. suddenly the horse took frshe
II something and quckened his ceMr. Kubie was inc
first 10 notice that the animal was beyond her CONTROL
and he Immediately put spurs 10 his horse ard pursued
,c runaway At one hundred and 70 seconds ne had
almost reached the lmperiIcd child when ms own
horse slppcd upon the car-track and fell, throwing
him to the ground.
Miss ormiston although in great peril had main
tained her seat, and might possibly nave ru"eh NC.
horse 10 stop had he not also stumbled
rear one hundred and fortiethst, -, ana IhV~m Nna
her over his head. She fell upon her
head and lay motonless upon ,, the sfVG,u u,Hr nv
Grmiston called carriage. and drove rapidly to his
nome 40 $24 West seventy. .seeondst. Drs:
Lincoln Jones were eal'ed and they sent Sr
~ Princeton The physicians found that
Miss OrmiSton had sustained 4. severe we're
last night they thought she might recover MI
snvere bruises about the head. His horse broEe
leg and shot ,,, ,,.c.uu,,,r
Tho mother OF the injured girl was Miss MCCORMICK
daughter OF the great reaper manufactufer
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
,,,,ro or rur wrrPAL0 CHARTER BILL

Albany June The Governor has decided not 10
approve the proposed new charter for E"faio' ana
has Gled a long memorandum explaining his reasons
why ho cannot sign IT. The Governor says .'a'
vital alterations were made In the original bill before
=, rosscd thc LEGISLATURE witch he is convinced are
NOT acceptable to the taxpayers Of the city of But
fao He reviews the passage of the bill through the
legislature saying 1t is difficult to resist the con
cluson that u desire 10 secure partisan advantages
rather than to secure the people capable and eh
eIcnt nnhIc servants prompted many OF the changes
,node I'm the bill Another serious objection 70 the
bill he adds. Is that II increases the salaries oi
omicoi. inward Of 100000 year, while the chief
ohicct Of the bin was supposed to he reduction of
MN nnI cNpcn,cS.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
rnp SAVING THE CITY or PARIS.

London. June The Admralt5 Court 'o''
handed dovr decision awanliug c7,5oo 10 the British
steamer Aldci,gatc aad 5000 10 the American steamer
ohio 10Y The services they rendered 10 the Ihii"''
Line steamer Cty oi IHu, IN towing her Z" Vl''"'
town after TIE brc,thug down of hrr Hh'm"'ry III
March last while she bound from Ne" lorh l"
IIy.rpO0l. Mr. Justice Eutt, Who l'3fh th' 49,
says III his decision, that II the weather ~" u,J 4
ad after tho accident occurred the CIV "l lhFl' "pu'i
either hhvc fouudcr-d drlit"d ahor" lie p,aI .'
rho conduc, of cvcrybo board the city OF PFl'.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
AGAINST TIE LICENSING BILL.

London June "A large denomination against th'
Licensing bill vas held here to d'V lh''' ""' '''''
art Assembled at the Thames Embankmeni ana ml'ohc
m vde PARK where p,cclc, against the measure were
made 4 large number of temperance ana Ft'''h
societies took part the demonstration WIN t' h,
and banncrs. Immense thrOnP OF slGht t'c7 N"''.'i @
thc nro.rcsslou n /, estimated thnt thcrc w.
AZ 900 person, gathered about the platl1Iu' w ~ ~
mark from which the various speaker, addI''''u '''
...,d
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
THE FACT AruICA SLAVE TRADE.

Berlin, June "A letter from Major W''mann'
Imperial German Commissioner t. East AiFI'a' il"'
been received here in which he states tia' inc
pre,encc Of cruiser, the Fast coast oi Alrica j.
not sufficient TO stop the slave trade N"''" = u"0
carried Oh there In spite Of ali the efforts nI'c
supprcSs H.. Major Wi,5mann holds uit tHr "llS
elective way t0 put a stop 80 the bu,inc-' o %
traders Is establish military Sari7oH' ~ "'''0''
nniufs along he
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
llnpErrL nr rlIE ELE.,IXGs OF PEACE.

pcsth lime 7-Empcror Franci, Joseph t"day
received the member, Of the Au,trJ Hungarian "''
CATION. lie made address Ia when hr SAN t''t
there had been n essential change IN t'c I'"''' !"
i;u.ton since 1889. The relations OF Anstr'
with the Balkan state, hc said were fp,i u. W.
rust fIll that the blessings 90 peace "ouu pr hi
taincd by the alliance between Austria "'rHl'' "
Italy, who continued - 60 operate - tl'' ''''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
SIXTY FOX HOUNDS KILLED.

Philadelphia June sixty fox hounds, valued 81
80 ooo the property OF the Radnor Fox Hunting Cluo'
have been destroyed by poison on account OF inc
,,r.va,en,e of rabies among them The dogs were all
Eom mportcd English breeds. They Will be replaced
in thc iaU by other imported dogs. The members o.
The club are all prominent In society ana A. :
Cassatt is president.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
yrW .RFDr0RD WHALING BARK LOST.

san Francisco, June News has been received
,o, ~ thc loss of the New EedloId whaling bark
Lancer In the Japan The Lancer LETT here last
Noyemlcr in command OF Captain Cleveland Tor tue
Okhotsk sea. She ran further So"th l'' APRIL an"
,uo f,lowinr a school OF whales suddenly ran on "A
snben rock and sprung Il leak. The pumps were
worried and the bark kept aioat until she reached
Vindvostock, where it was found her damage was
~" Thc captain and crew shipped on other whalers
Witch we're In Vladivostock at that time.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08

and in the event of refusal II predicted not in
exultaon but in sorrow, that the the dlSorgallLcd
condition Of the party would probably result In the
election OF a Democratic successor 70 Bayne.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
A norNG woMAN cARRIEs orF TIE noNoRs.

London, June "a young woman mas '"''o" VII
hc hirlrst bonors ,t the June examination at 'am
bridge University. The winner OF ms dIa""'''"" -
Miss Philippa Fawcett, who IS brackct'@i "a INC y"
perior OF the male senior wrangcr in the ,
i. a dnnghtrr of thc late Professor fawcct Two otncr
yonnc women. Miss Field and Miss Lea, are a''o
among the wrangcrs
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
STEAMER AND PILOT BOAT IN COLLISION.

London, June The British steamer Lane I'''o''
CAPTAIN Murray, AT Liverpool from Non'I'al' was Ill
collision with Il plot boat in the Mcrocv, carrying
avay the Inttcr', bow sprt and hcndgcar ono u thc
crew of the plot boat Wa thrown o'crDoAd anu
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08

, coup,vIoy TO TIE STEAMER COTTAGE CITY.
Portland, Me- June The Maine steamship Com
many have contracted with the Bath Iron Works for
sister steamer the Cottage City 10 ply between New
York and Portland,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08

MR BALFOUR TO REPLY To MI. PAhNhLi'
London, June 7.-Mr. naliour Is pieP"'ns iD'
publication in America article rcpN ins !" ''
ParnelI's recent criticism Of the iriSh Lanu
bill,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08

from his recent accident, is once more busy re-
viewing his troops, but has not yet made new
speech.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
THE NEWS OF EUROPE,
rNGLAND'S INTERESTS IN BEHRING'S SEA
AND NEWFOUNDLAND.

COMMENTS on THE SILVER DlLL-THE TAi'ff
-AMER1c,x CATTLE PRINCE BISMARCK
AND TIE EMPEROR RELEASE OF TIE
DUG p'oRLEANs-THE CHANNEL
TrNNEI-AFRIO,-ANGb br'fHSh
poLrr1cs-EAP1D Transit
prRSONAI-THE DERBY.
c.ptr To TIE TRIBI NF.I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
SATURDAY..
W IL sanborn to P Ii Ryan, It's 30 and
30 blk L rearr of hlkS ) and q. Hal

W IL sanborn to P Ryan, It's 30 and
80, blk ]. rearr of blks 8 and 6, Hal, ooo
George srse Flint lint to Niciefson, It's
and z, subd of 1t AZ, Lake Como
HlIiaS...... l;UoU
John Ireland TO ] C Pope, 1t 26, blk 1, .o
f FSpe 10 eaa Messcf pit 1t % blk SOO
Marie Dahlby to- to N G Nilsson, pit It'd,
blk 4, syndicate Add No. 2 -. go. LOCO
Winnie McMonigle to John Grant, 1t
IL, blk Us. Robertson add. ....... 1000
VIM G White to JAS I Cuddy, Its and
z, blk .. Fairbanks add .............. a, 600
JAS 7 uddy to John Dawson. part lts
and z, blk 2, Fairbanks add. $500
JAS + Cuddy to II II Hoyt part It's & and
z blk ?, Fairbanks add -. ....;... 1000
OF Meyer 10 A st Pierre. Its 4, 6 and z,
Blk i, Paul Martins First add "a. 500
Celina Dausereau to Aug Dausereau,
part Its ~ and 13, Bazille's add of
WE Robert to F G Barnard ct al. lis 9
and 5, blk 10, and 1t 6. blk 10. +
Chas st John to Alice E Meyer, 1t 8, blk
SO, West st Paul Proper. .......... ...S, 900
Andrew P Croonquist to Frank E e.
mund. 1t IL and south half IL, blk
10, Stlnson's add. ...:'::... 1000
Frank Edmund to a P Croonquist, 1t
10. blk g. Fairview add ....... s, 600
E F Drake to Peter Weilotf 1t -, blk 1,
Brakes Second add .... ........ 900
Maurice Lyons to Ed a Whitaker, part
its q. and s, blk 80, West ST Paul
Proper ....... 9, 900
s a Whitaker 10 Anna Lyons, 1t 8 and
SLY 1t 3 subd of It's s., 10, III and IL,
Blk 2, Lambert 4 CO.'S add ..... ..... 3, 500
j Gribben TO Eliza c Armit, part Its
10 and 2 blk ., Palace add .... $500
william Fiield to l. B Royce, 1t IL,
blk 4. College Place, Taylor's div. 8. 900
-Four unpublished. .....9,5O1
Total. twenty-four transfers. -. S79.7s9
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
Friday.

X Perry TO Ii Perry, Its to q, blk 4.
Long Lake Park ....,.. ............. VI, 500
John j Kenna to WmI Kenna, 1t IS, blk
q Bryant's Park add 49,. -. -. .2.2 10
Richard Lehman to Thos Reddy. 1t Ia.
blk 2, Oxford add. '. $500. 900
Same to f o Mindrum 1t Is and part 1t
II. blk =, oxford add, ...............1 800
John Brennan to John Casey, 1t %,
blk 8. Messerli & E 'chbach's add. l, 400
j Wilgus to Geo IL Schickier 1t 6, blk
3. Portland add, ....,.,....;.. $500
and g. blks 8, 6. ID. Is, 10. II. blk
6, Rice st Grand View add ...........2,O 600
il Warner to L Wagner. Its II, Is
ana 10, blk 4. Hersey-Woolsey add. 1900
Theo Hamm 10 Il II Stevens, It's, l, 2, 3
and l. Gotzian's snbd of block 1U7.
Lyman Dayton,s add .............. 30. 900
Two unpublished ..... .................4. 800
Total III transfers. ...........S51,3 800
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
.$S4.619
Total. 16 transfers. ......
Thursday.

Thomas j Lynch 10 John Hedman,
south 80 feet 1t 6, blk 2. lst supd of
Its z, 8. 8. BaZille's add. -. .....S3, 600
North st Paul Land company to Vir--
giuia Berchem. Its As, blk IA. Ind
add North st Paul ..............:... 200
l. r Hand ct al,executors. 10 L A SchaS:
It's So, So go, blk 8, Smiths subd Of
Stinson's div 49,. ...... 49,. =. $500
CFH Koerner to city of st Paul. part
lti2 Bidwell's add. ......... :. -. 100
w Olson ct al to James Allen, Its
and ~, blk 2, 4. Birmingham Park. $50
Y. Berchem ct al 10 G Tennis, 1t 4,blk
ID End North st Paul ....... 700
L r. Hand ct al exec to Ed Lofsta,, it,,
blk 8, Smiths sub of Stinson's div. $40
Ed Lofstat to S. L. Palm, 1t z, blk 9.
Smiths subd of Stinson's div. ..... 1900
blk 9, Rogers add -. .... 10000
Alex Lndahl to John A Lindgren. It 6,
blk q. Beaupre IL Kelly's add, ...... $50
Nellie A Maben to e l. Maben. 1t q, blk
g. Elicit Benheimer " Arnold's add. 1000
Henry Schlatter to Z NJ Haley. part 1t
II, blk IS, Sylvan Park add. -. 425
George W Martin to Annie Martin 1t
II, blk 5, Lowering Park add. 900
st. Anthony Park Company TO II Put
nam. Its 10 and IL, blk 81, st Anthony
Jacob Beissevenger to Carl Sawzen-
hacker, 1t g. blk 3, South Park add. -. !, 200
James A Barnes to G James, 1t ., blk
land It's and IL, blk 3. Syndicate
add to Minneapolis stock yards. .... us
Ang Mayer to Aug Michel, 1t II, blk 1, -.
Clifton add -. ...... -. -. -. 300
Bryan Ryan to Carrie Satter, lot z. blk
-, sub of Winslow's add. -. =. e. l,S0O
osmon Lunn 10 S. Norden, 1t Z, rearr
of partlt IL, Gladstone. ............ 500
Three unpublished $500
TotaI................ 49,. >. $50, ESQ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
"Wednesday.

l. A King to Kate Hanke, IL IA. blk z,
Sanborn Midway add. 49,. 500
Eve Tarbox TO A NJ " eidenborner, III
II 3, blk ], Florence av. -. ......: 1870
Katharlna Schneider 10 Fred Aichele. 1t
l3 blk 8, brakes rearr of part of Nc
Leans reS........ e. ..........::.:..:. |oo
AZ and c Nelson TO E l. Clifford,
1t ), blk 8. Prospect Plateau 80. l,5Jo
A Phinmey 10 f l. Allen, part 1t i. blk
!. Scribner d Crittenden's add 49,. .6.5oO
Elizabeth kecler to Carl Schulz, IL IL,
Chuter Bros div No 2........... 1.O65
F d lager ct al TO j II Needham, Its Ii
and II, blk = The Strand add -. .1,O9O
J. Stone to n A Lineer, 1t lS, blk 3,
Stone d Morton's add ......... -. 700
Nellie A Mabon to + Nebinger. 1t
and part.1 blk =. Nininger's add. 1900
John Williams to Geo W Board. II o.,
blk L. Aininger 4 Donnelly's add. $500
T sattler to BRYAN Ryan, lts4, IL. II, 80
blk /. Rice Street Grand View add. 900
Andrew Muir to City of St Paul, 1t 5,
blk Il, Whitney q Smiths add ..25. 600
-Four unpublished ........ ...........24,410
Total, Is transfers. ... -. $S46l9
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
POPULAR WANTS.
THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
NNoudnv
Monday.
Carl Stroh TO Maria stron. n IL of S "
~ DO

Carl StrUh 10 Maria Stron. u OF y
of ne Il of sc "A, sec -, town 20,
range 2, and It's and 8, blk $,
Kings add ........ .....:,..:.:S l Lulu
Vim q White TO Allan Black, 1t l3, blk
= Fairbanks add .....,... 49,. ....2,5cO
Jos Lorenzeir 10 Peter Olson, 1t 9, blk
&. Lewis Second add. -. ...... .l.lOO
Chas Johnson To NJ NJ johnson. 1t "a.
blk 10, subd of part Stinson's div ...l,05O
ChaS Rothschild to Geo Michel, 1t ~,
blk z, >anborn's Midway Heights .....l.lTo
Jos r Wede to T Murtaugh, 1t o. rearr
II y of blk s. syndicate Add No 30. l.1oo
Pauline Dinwoodie TO Nels OleSon. 1t
ID, blk =. rearr part OF Nelson add. LOCO
Chas Malnav to L Hervik, It 4, blk 3.
Wa1sons add. $50. ...........,.:. 400
Union Land Co TO V Phelps, 1t 8, blk
L.. Burlington Heights Div No l. .. 600
L Summers o City of st Paul. part 1t
/, Ramsey Co Loan & Trust Co Suod
mo -'.'.' - wv
Thos Birmingham ct al 10 Prince.
II to II inc, of birmingham Fourth oo
Auu. 80. .....6'' ''''i W, "
One unpublished transfer. $500
Total, IL Transfers.. ........ $50, 94l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
THeShay.

Augusta Peterson 10 Chas Peterson, 1t
II, blk /, Sanborn S Midway Heiehts
add -. 49,. -. 49,. 49,. -. 500
ST Paul r. d Investment Co to G
Wiluing. 1t q. blk /, Cliftondale add 80
r G Mcdowell TO o Il Wick, Its IA and
II, blk 40. Lawton Bros add 49,. ...1.7OO
~ Lawton Bros add -. II 800
D II NIichaud 10 Isaac Kaufman. II 4.
SIinson's subd of IL Arlington Hills. 10 10
Total five transfers $3.50
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Mybx are your rooms vacant! An ad II the
my GLOBE will rent them.
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Duluth & superior Real Estate.

no YOU OWN ANY LOTS. acres, or
~ equities in Superior or Duluth? If you
and terms. Do you want to invest at the
Head OF the Lake!'' l have large list
which control exclusively. Correspondence
soliei.ea.. Robert G Mcdowell, 406 Pallad;o
Building, Duluth. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

IF YOU WANT large lot with a nice cot
i tage for S3Ol near White Bear Lake, call
on Odin G. Clay d Co., Room 81, Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

ID oOMS-Seyeral nicely furnished rooms:
IL bath. furnace heat; good locality; prices
reasonable. Inquire 223 Spruce st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

!. ID JON two finely furnished front
~ rooms in private family. Inquire 323
Chestnut 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

- Dom Large double parlors. with closet
~ bath and gas; suitable for two gentle
men: references required. Apply 81 East
Tenth ST.
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DOR sALr-by Edward Hyland, $50
l. acres Of the best land in Dako;a county,
joining Mr. Bruces stock farm. and quarter
of mile west of Capt. T. b. Marrett's; is on
the Milwaukee road. Will also sell or eX-
land, six miles from Mendoza. For particu-
lars address Edward Hyland, Rosemount
Mimi 81