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Where Ye.,~rday's Fires Were.

A. M.-issao Nsdsuer's rooms, i<N Suffolk street
damage slight; 900. Meyer Bsrnbacg's rooms o.
Chryss street, damage slight; 40 empty barrels At
40 Morton street. owned by Joseph Csvanagu damage
slight.
r. Nj % Arnold Bloomngdaes rooms 200 Fast
81 apt s syh i s,.S a.m.Ss 80 ~. 1~a.ng N tIYa
esrEs Iosms lu2 Alien street. damage 800 81. base
pant, d.m.s: S7uS: Zap nary ws!srs. IoomA 50
8. II. Marks sscond.nand olo,hins. damsss Si,SO:
s2o. %$S Greenwich street Ara Norton Damage so y
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George Hsnlon. ono OF the original Han
lon brothers. now lives in Beech street. East
Orange. For several days he has been recsiy.
Ing letters and kilograms OF coincidence They
are tho result OF tho dispatches published last
week describing the death Of William Hanlon
In the far West. George Hanlon corroborates
former who died was not q IIanlon. bnt WAS
one OF tho pupils OF The Hsnlon brothers aud
Mara. aud his partner WAS Robert Carmody.
They have been travelling for several years UNI
der the name OF the Hanlon brothers. William
Cob. Conn. The other brothers. Thomas. Al
fred, and Frederick are dead.
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France and the wor,d,. Fair,

PARIS. July l9.-M. Pector. Chairman Of the
Export Committee OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. said that tho committees report on tho
Chicago Fair was approved by tho Chamber
Itoche. Ho says the report ADVISES Parisian
manufacturersand merchants 10 send exhibits.
and requests Minister Roche to endenvor to
tions checking French trade.
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DREAMS OF THE A. o. II.

Mr.. Hazelton Jumps Into the River 30 As
Not to be Killed ON Lund.
burly man. In fraysd trousers and long
and shabby frock coat. took running jump
into the East River from the foot OF Broome
street yesterday afternoon at 8:45 O'Clock He
was rescued and taken to Bellevue Hospital.
TO Dr. Mencham, who carried him there. he
said that he was Hamilton Hazelton, . coach.
man. His ,wiiss nsme he gave as Maud. but
Why did you jump into the river2" he was
asked.
"A band OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
was chasing me with an axe, oh. won't be
Killed on land II can help IT,"
He Is In the insane pavilion.
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TOOK AIM BEFORE MIRROR
Hensler Finished Himself With . Single
Shot,

Charles 8. Hensler. German. 80 years old.
shot himself dead yesterday at his home. at
731 East l4Gth street. His father Is cigar
manufacturer in Berlin. Henslsr worked In Q
shade mandatory In l3sth street. He had Q
wife and two young daughters. He had acted
queerly at times.
IIe spent the early part OF Saturday night
drinking. and was particularly merry. He
went to his rooms about midnight and slept
all night on the floor. saving that the weather
his family. and then went TO the front room,
where Emil Dohnke. a bonrder. lay asleep,
in Ills room icnser STOOL ia front IRON ". Of tIis
glass. and putting tho muzlle OF a revolver TO
his right temple sent bullet clean through
his head
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The corner stone OF the new Roman Catholic
Church Of tho blessed Sacrament, at Market
and Fulton streets. In the Twenty-sixth ward.
day Afternoon S There was speelsI Serves 81
song by the choir OF st. Anthony's Church.
Greenpoint. and the Rev; John NJ Kelly. pastor
cred an Grafton.
The new church IL to be a Gothic structure
OF wood. and will cost when completed about
$G.00n. Father Joseph j., Mccoy is pastor OF
the church The new building will DO finished
next October,
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HOP CHING SING TO BE CURED.
He Receives - Visit from . Medicine Man
Who Promises Great Things.

He Receives - Visit from . Medicine Man
Who Promises Great Things.
Hop Ching Sing. the leper. was sitting in his
doorway Yesterday at 403 East Fifth street.
smoking his pipe. when an old. blue-specta ced
German came In. and said In broken English:
"Pruise God. Hop Chin Sing can cure
you."
Hop caught the word cure" and was oil at
tention. He and the German entered back
Doctor saws he can cure the leper In four
weeks. He uses herbs. he says. but puts his
bottle which lie TOOK from his medicine bag.
49,, This" he said, is the elixir OF life. hyit
~ mako the Chnnman whole; twill be like
the miracles OF days gone by"
The doctor Is to return to-day. No one In
the neigh bui hood seems TO know him.
man: and the scare which hurt his business
tho first few duvs being about over. some Of
his old customers are coming uRck TO him.
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JOvlal Btsm nrck +,

BERLIN. July l9.-Witnsssss Of Prince Bis
marck's departure from Frladrichsruhe on
Thursday were astonished by his phenomenal
joyiallty. He showed something like OBJ.
him as no boarded tho train. and leaned from
window to shout as the train moved OF:
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WAAEYs JUDGMENT OF HORSES.

baron Hirsch Wins cs 900 for Benevolent
Institutions.
LONDON July 19.-The Prince OF Wales is
steadily increasing his stud OF racers. Iie
bought ON Friday three animals valued In all
at $50 guinens. Tho Princes judgment OF
horsellesh is sneered at by turfmen in general.
and experts declare thnt the three latest acqui-
sitions Of his Royal HiGhness are worth at the
outside $500.
Baron Hirsch's winnings on the English turf
this season amount 10 e.. 600 all OF which.
according TO his custom. the Baron has do
mated to hospitals and other benevolent instl-
tutione
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Death In the Ade,.s.rse- sro,.o,

VIENNA, July ia party Of tourists who In
sisted upon exploring the Adelsberger grotto
without guide, have met with a tragic oxpe.
in the cave and being drowned II is stated
by the dwellers In the vicinity that most OF the
party we're more or less in oxicated when they
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kEU JERSEY.

Charles Kupner OF Wilmington DEL Wa drevnsd
while bathing At s'a lsls City yesterday The body
was recovered
Two large Kiln. Of Loriards ex!snsivs brick w,s.;
amount 70 several thousand doUanA
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Got stny That They Nigh. Marry.

PARIS. July l9.-The murderess, Nine Ber-
land and her sccomplice. the youth Dore who
were TO have been Ruillotined on Saturday. got
q lew days longer lease OF life SO that they
might marry. The executions will take place
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Through Car to Wi,Iiamsport. Ps., via
PenusyivaniA Railroad.

service from New YORK 60 WillsnsporI Pa twin
AZ Hssk d.ya and srriy: AZ Wiii.msporta 9. ! g
tssaa New York and the Interior Of
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Jumped Into the River with Her Child.

PHILADELPHIA. July l9.-The body OF Mrs.
Kramer aged IS years. Of 1889 Crea street.
was found floating In the Delaware River this
morning. Attached to the waist OF the dead
woman by means Of n stout rope was tile body
OF her iNn months old son Willie.
The woman was the mother OF five other
children. her last born was deforme ed. having
club feet The child's deformity made the
mother depressed. and 1t 10 believed that while
and jumped into the river.
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r

10 Min wagons. 30 Groeers. Is Drv
Goods. 80 Laundry wnsona, s,n.,s
Trucks. . Furniture Trucks. rs heavy s.s
m n., Express Wagons. 100 Hight Delivery
wagons Tor country uset best goods, lev.
est prices. Can and see Ms. Racine WsS"s
anu ssrrisge company. 151.15B south BIZ
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
SENSATION BREWING.
MeFcier and His Ministers to Be
Arrested.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2L.-According to
prominent Conservatives. what is likely
to cause tremendous sensation
throughout the dominion is to take
place soon. The dismissal of the Mer-
cier ministry, it is asserted, was only
the first step against members of the re-
cent provincial administration, and as
soon as the new cabinet is firmly Sc
cured III power more stringent measures
are to be taken.
The intention Of the Conservative
leaders, it is stated, is to have Mercier
and other members of the recent ad-
ministration arrested on charges of de-
trauding the provincial treasury. Pa
caud will also be included in the ar
rests, and if the Conservatives carry
out their threats there will be a big
sensation.
Said a prominent Conservative to-
day: 1--WE have not reached the end of
the matter yet. and some people who
are now boaSting so loudly may yet
find places in the st. Vincent de Paul
penitentiary."
QUEBEC, Dec. 21.- The action of
Lieut.. Gov. Anglers in dismissing the
MereleF government promises now to
wreck the federal government at OF
taWa also. 1t has opened the mouth of
Mr.. Tarte. now Mercier's ally. who ere
ated tremendous sensation last night
at a mass meeting called in Mercier's
interest by disclosing that in making
his famous charges at Ottawa, relative
to the Quebec harbor works Doodle,
which drove Sir Hector Langeyin and
Hon. Thomas McGreevy out of public
life, he was aided ana abetted by Sir
Hector's colleague and apparent friend,
but real rival in the cabinet. Sir A. p.
CarOn, minister of militia, and claims to
be able to prove that the federal gov
ernment received S5O0,0O0 with which
to run their elections.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22

a place I'D every phase of Oar citizen
ship; and when we learn OF their solici-
tude and care for their new-found home,
let US acknowledge that unselfish love
of country can alone show us the path
of political duty.
With such preparation as Ihis-Ieav-
ing no place for the ignoble thought
that our government can. without per-
version. hold out unequal rewards and
encourage selfish designs-we shall
teach that this heritage of ours has been
conhded from generation to generation
to the patriotic keeping and loving care
OF true Americanism. and that this
alone can preserve it; to shelter free
and happy people-proteeting all, de-
Tending all. and blessing all.
The other speakers were Hon. Horace
Porter, Hon. Roswell G. Horr and Rev.
Charles II. Hall.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
MORE FRAUD UNCOVERED.
=. Nj. Fields Crookedness Grow
ing in Magnitude.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Two indict-
ments were returned today against Ed
ward NJ. Field, of the defunct firm of
Field, Lindley, Weichers & Co., by the
grand jury. Both indictments specify
grand larceny, and were based on two
transactions which Field had with T. j.
Sprague, a well-known broker of Wall
street. on Nov. and 5. On the former
date Mr. Sprague AYERS that he went to
the defunet firm to borrow S25, 5,0O0. He
gave as collateral 900 shares of the Edi-
son General Electric Light stock. On
the same day Mr.. Field, through How
ard, Paisley q Co., brokerf, disposed. of
the stock.
The par value of the stock was IA
per share. The day after the 500 shares
were given TO Mr.. Fields firm, Mr..
Sprague gave to him fifty shares more
Of the same stock. 1t is upon these two
specific transactions that both indict-
ments are based. The grand Jury isiby
no means through with the investiga-
ton into the gigantic frauds of Field.
1t is expected that many more indict-
ments will be returned. Mr.. SDrague
alleges that the fifty shares which he
forwarded to Field on Nov. were sold
through Watson ~ Bros
No change is reported in Fields con-
dltIon. The prison officials persist in
saying that he Is determined to starve
himself TO death. According to them
this is the eighth day of his fast.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
WOODS NOT RIGHT.
The UnreasOning Partisan Unfit
to Be Judge.

CHICAGO. Dee. 21.-The Herald's In
dianapoiis special says: Prominent
Democrats in this city are preparing to
make a vigorous fight against the
confirmation Of Judge Woods
as one of the new circuit
Judges and during the holiday visit of
Senators Turpie and voorhees, they will
be abundantly supplied with evidence
of Dudley's guilt and of the methods OF
Woods to prevent that gentleman's
Indictment. 1t is claimed that the
grand jury had voted to in
dict Dudley, and y District At
tOrney Bailey had drawn the
indictment; that one of the Jurors in
formed Judge Woods of the conclusion
reached by tie jury, and that then
Woods reversed his instructions and so
construed the law as to make an indict-
ment impossible. An effort is to be
made to have Congressman Bynum re-
new his resolution in the house for
committee TO investigate the charges of
corruption in Indiana in 1888.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
WHITE TO RESUME.
The New York Speculator Desires
Another Chance.

New YORK. De-. els. V. White &
Co.. bankers and brokers, No. 46 Wall
street, whose schedules, filed on Satur-
day, show liabilities unsecured amount
ing to Sl,O13, ,543 and actual as
sets of 1858, 228, hope to resume
business. Mr.. White said to a United
Press reporter this morning: Il cannot
give the particulars upon which l base
my hope, and L cannot say that it will
be reafiZed, but it will be to the best
advantage of all my creditors that
l should have an opportunity to re-
cover from the effects of nv un-
fortunate speculation in corn last sum-
mer. My judgment of the market con-
ditions at that time was correct enough.
but unforeseen demands for domestic
supplies were too much for me. As to
the Field failure. can only say that l
was embarrassed by not getting certain
sums of money which the Field firm
owed me in settlement for corn held for
me by that firm"
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Private Banks suspend.

STAUNTON, Va. Dec 81. - Private
banks at Waynesboro. " arrenton and
Newmarket, vs.. all suspended today.
1t Is believed depositors will be paid in
full.
ALTOONA. Pa, Dec. 21.-The Tyrone
bank, a private institution, failed to
open its doors this morning. The as
sets and liabilities are not known. An
uneasy feeling prevails. and it is feared
that run On the other two banks will
PuSup
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
TO TRY PROFIT SHARING.
a Railroad Considering a Plan for
Adoption.

ST.LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-The most tab a
of recent conversions to the doctrine of
profit sharing is that of the St.
Louis, Alton & Terre Haute
railroad. which operates the Cairo
Short line. q. w. Parker, the president
and general manager of the road. has
been friendly to the system for some
time, as have also some OF the Eastern
directors of the company. And it seems
that the directors as a whole have re-
Gently been won over. and are disposed
to give profit sharing a trial. A sub
committee 10 consider the matter
and formulate plan to be submitted to
the board at future meeting. has
drawn up plan of profit-sharing and
submitted it TO President Parker for his
Endorsement, and the gentleman is well
satisfied with il. The question will
come up in the next annual meeting of
the company in June. and there is little
doubt that the board will adopt the rec
OmmendatiOn of the committee.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
f||Ck|NSON' {
- Fourth, Fifth { ST. Peter SIS.
AW ST. PAUL. MINI.
JAPANESE
j GOODS!

Owing to Late arrivals of our Iasl
impOrtatiOns and lack of proper
space in which to display them. we
make this speeialOffer: Until Christ,
mas we will sell anything in our
entire stock of japanese Goods, in.
Guiding Cups and Saucers, TeapOts,
Chocolate Pots. Covered Buffers,
Individual Buffers, Sugar Bowls,
Cream Pitchers. Cracker Jars,
Plates, Rose Jars, Vases. ETC., etc.,
i'll fact. everything Japanese, while
they last, at
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Slugged and Robbed.

Special TO the Globe
FARGO, y. D., Dec. 21.-About II
O'Clock. tonight officers found a man
named Pinney lying insensibIe and
nearly frozen in an alley near the Man
ltoba depot When resuscitated he in
formed the officers that he had been
sandbagged by some one while going
through an alley on his way home. A
blow was struck on the back of his
neck. Had he lain there a few mo-
ments longer he would have frozen 10
death. None of his valuables were
taken, and no motive can be assigned
for the crime. Pinney is suffering ter
rlbiV
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
CARROLL AND MEYER.
Both Trained to a Point and Con
fident.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. 21.-All ar
rangements have been completed for
the fight tomorrow night and the referee
will be selected this evening. but his
name will be withheld until the men
enter the ring. Meyer received a
royal reception on his arrival last night.
He said he had been attacked by vOmit-
ing and was not well, but this is thought
to be only blind, as his appearance
does not indicate that he is not
in better health than on any previous
visit to New Orleans. Carroll was in
perfect form yesterday. and is not suf-
fering in the least. 1T will take bet
ter man than the Meyer who whipped
Bowen to defeat me" he said. Fitz.
simmons and Austin Gibbons will prob
ably second Carroll. and Link Pope and
Eddie Never will be behind Never.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Big Deal in Pine Lands.

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. S1.-The biggest
deal in pine lands in this country has
Just been coDsummated. The Boston
Land company has just purchased SO,-
175 acres of pine lands at Sc an acre.
This means the extension of the Santa
Fe system into Eastern Texas and West
ern Louisiana, and opens up market
for lumber in Chicago, Kansas City and
st. Louis, as the Santa Fe will be one
continuous line.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Frauds in Tobacco Imnorts.

CHICAGO. Dee. 21.-An investigation
begun at the custom house here today is
expected To show extensive frauds by
tobacco importers. The large importa-
tiOns of ''filIeTS'' from Havana are be-
lieved to Systematically conceal quanti-
ties Of leaf" suitable for wrappers.
which take a much higher duty. A
difference of $780, .OU0 would be made on
the collections on the invoices now in
custody.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
NO ONE LIKES WOODS.
Patent Lawyers Rise in Protest
Against Ben's Friend

CHICAGO, Dee. 21.-At a meeting of
patent lawyers Of this city in the United
States district court room today, COM
mittee was chosen to formulate a pro-
test against the confirmation of Judge
Woods. of Indiana. recently appointed
by President Harrison to be a Justice
of the new federal appellate court. They
claim Judge Woods is not a good patent
lawyer-ln fact, knows nothing at all of
mechanics and patent devices-that
Justice Harlan is not competent to de-
eide intricate patent points; that they
now have to depend i'll this kind of liti-
CATION on Judge Blodgett, who is about
to retire; and that the appointment of
Woods would ruin the patent law prac-
tlce before the court. Invitations will
be extended TO patent lawyers in ST.
Louis, Cincinnati. Milwaukee. Indian
ap0lis and other cities in the district to
Join in the protest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
A Game Amateur.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-Tommy White,
the noted, Chicago lightweight, and Pete
Peterson were principals in a fistic
contest here tonight. White knocked
his opponent out in the fifth round after
a remarkable display of gameness by
the Swede, who time and again struggled
to his feet Just in time after being
flOored. Peterson's face at the conclu-
sion of the mill looked like mince meat.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
House Coats and Smoking Jackets.
Second floor. Plymouth Clothing
HOuSe
A Crank Cared For.

VNTON, To-, Dec. 21.-A crazy crank
Of this place named Dan Bates de-
manded $4,000 from c. c. Griffin, a
wealthy physician, on threat of taking
his life. He appointed the postoffice as
the place of meeting. The doctor no.
tilted the authorities, and the sheriff
arrested Bates when he appeared at the
pOstOffice. He has been taken to the
insane asylum at Independence.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Wind, Rain and Hail.

DEs MONIES. To-, Dec. 21.-Central
Iowa was visited tonight by severe
storm of wind, ram and hail. The
streets of Des Moiues were flooded.
The hail stopped the course of water
and made travel for some time almost
impossible.
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 21.-Southeast-
ern Nebraska and Northern Kansas was
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
The Cream of the Nineteenth Gem
turY
In the way of useful holiday gifts for
gentlemen and bows ar the ssplymouth. -
Fight Over a HighwaY.

Special TO the Globe.
FORMAN, Dec. 21.-In a dispute over
highway in Whitestone. Hill town.
ship. this morning, John Carlboom was
horribly pounded by the three sons of
Peter Wicklund. A warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Oscar Wick
lund. Bad blood has existed betwe en-
the families for some time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Whitman Failing AsIeep.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Wait Whit
man IS gradually sinking. His physi-
clans held consultation this afternoon.
The chances are" said one of them,
that Mr.. Whitman will not die tonight.
but tomorrow. | cannot see how he
will be able to live any longer"
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
KILLED BY CABLES.
Two Men Ground to Death in Den
YER

DENVER, Col, Dec. 21.-This evening
S. j. Gangloff aged sixty. mining op-
orator of Alma, was run over by a ca
bic car, and both of his legs were cut
of. lie died from the effects of
his injuries in a short time after
the accident. Another cable car acct
dent occurred about an hour afterwards
and but short distance from the former
one. Joseph II. Hensley. fiagman in
the employ of the cable car company.
while attempting to alight from a car,
was caught beneath the wheels and in
stantly crushed TO death.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
j. 1. Case Dying.

RACINE, Dec. 21.-Jerome 1. Case, the
well known hOrseman and manufact-
urer. is dying. His physicians report
that he cannot live twenty-four hours.
Mr.. Case is seyenty-one years of age,
and is suffering from diabetes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22

DEs MONIES, To-, Dec. 21.-Dr. ELB.
Plumb, OF Ames, jumped out of the
third-story window of the Kelley insti-
tute, in this city, yestedsay, and died to-
night at the city hospital.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
THE WINDOW TRICK.
Two Thieves Work 1t in Kansas
CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. 21.-Two
unknown men committed a bold rob-
berry on one of the busy streets of this
city this evening and made their escape.
They stood before the window of
B. Sldler's iewelry store, on East
Eighteenth street. long enough to see
that no enc was within, and then one of
them. with glass cutter, described 4
circle fifteen inches in diameter. The
other pushed in with his elbow. and at
the same time seized a handful of
watches, which were displayed in tue
window. Both then made their escane.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Steamship APriyaIs.

SoUTHAMPToN-Arrived: Elbe. New York
for Bremen.
GENoA-Arrived: Werra, New York
ANTwERP-Arrived: Westernland, New
York
NEW YoRR-Arrived: La Gascogne. Havre;
City of Chester, QueenstoWn; Rugia, HAM
burg.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
The Wetnore IN Port.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 21.-The whale
back steamer G. w. WetmOre arrived at
Everett. its destination, this evening in
good condition.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22

visited by form of cyclone this after
noon. A heavy fall of rain has been
general over the state. accompanied in
some places by hail.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22

The Suit that is not cut
right ought to be cut to
pieces. 1t makes all the
difference in the world who
handles the blades that 90
through the cloth. If you
cannot say of a Suit that it
is artistically cut, the less
you say aboutit the better
it is not worth the breath
that IS wasted on it. We
never send a boy on a man S
errand, and we never let in
competent fingers grasp our
shears. That is one of the
reasons why our Tailor
Made Suits not only invite
inspection, but defy criti-
cism; it IS one of the rea-
sons why they are matchless
in three great essentials:
Material, make and value to
the purchaser. You can buy
a neat, genteel Suit that will
fit and wear we'll for
$500, $500, sI8. 90, $40. 90
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22
Ladies' Combination Seal Hoorand
jumped the institute.

Christmas novelties small furs. PIym-
Outh. t4-
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-22

Mail orders solicited Catalogue free. Goods
sent on approval