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W. NJ. X oLO'l J.. ,...,
Attorney ior rlIintif
ij6 Broadway, y Y.
OZT IU'VDRED AND THIRTY FOURTH

ONE HUNDRED AND Il, TIiIE LIZ r.t yIr
Sr,T l.r-Suprcmr Court city and County OK New
Nrt charles Ic~insky, plaintiff. against Charles IL.
i,,tips aud others. DEFENDANTS. Action No. 8; -,
H. ,,,r.,Irucr Of Judgment If foreclosure and sale dGy
,i And entered the aboye-entu,d action on me = u
~ ~ i,bary 1891. /. the undersigned the ioIetcc IN
va ,d,ront named. VIII sell a. public auction AT u''
- STAT, FNchangc and Auction Room Limited, - o.
"a IN as Liberty street. in tie CITY Of NeN'lok on INC
"a d,v ~ Anil ls9 at II ocl0ck moon. by y de Az
t,arss Auctonccr. the lands and premises decHoea III
and Judgment follows, VIZ; 49,, III. a., hrud
' tLat certain piece parcel Of land. with the bIl,
m t,,nn ,rrr I'd situate IN the TW,uty hid Ward ~ ne
- ~ %rw York formerly the Town 81 Mol>ana OouhV
- W,st,hr,ril and bounded and described as follows
Io.nnus at A point the caStcry side OF AleNlnu,
o,,rur oppn-r thu centre 81 party wall ana Gtins
Sl>ty ON, 'dl f,t ~ouh"y from The corner formed W o
i,ccti1n u thu >outhrrly i'd Of Onrhunded
.nth ,tIr with the ca~t'rly side n Alexander aN'll,
md running thence ,a>trrly lrd parallel with onehnusd
aud th:y fourth street and part o t' way htu-n uo
.,utI. az a marty wall cightN-nnc 90 fr't ana IN w
men, thence south rl d Ia | win Al '\anue asnd
uurt,, iI9l feet 60 inches; tlrlcc western ae
,lnin parallel with On"-huudrci ndtirti .lOultn
md iart n the through the centre 81 litIf van
eight, nine and sin 90 inches u the ea,rE Ss
~ \lr\andrr avenue. and thence noithery ai,us -
c1s,rry side Of Alexander avenue nineteen i'' 'ee' ~
,i\ 80 inches Ia the point OF beginning
Dated Ncw.YOrk, March To- ls?l. r,,.r,oxc
Referee
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w. NJ. X. OLCOTT.
Attorncv for Plaintiff.
lJJ broadway, y. Y.

< UPREME COURT CITY ana Comfy OF N ,ooSs,
- York-In tho matter OF the application OF va 1hs
- N Kinnan and o:hers-a majority ~ the trustees VI c
Cashier ca Coranyor dissolution oil c9iPo'au aS and
In nur,ince oT an order OF said Court, duy aue ~
entered in the above entitled matter ana pfoceshs Sol
>n.rai Ter thereof the 25th day OF FeDruaf.
nttre +, hereby given that the Undersigned r.Orr
said ca trer CARBON Con p,ny ana OF us popS, ltlsd
atr and proceeding will a. Special Term ,b ., eotS
d1V o. March 1901 at II o'clock IN the forenoon az r
County Court House. in the city ana tonnS oil III nd ae.
ar1ont on oath of all his proceedings as sueh r.
irr nm 10 laid Goth day Of March, leol ana ASK '"a'
tbc same be passed approved and allowed
Ds.ed n. V, February 20 lSyni;, , .cuYrv
Receiver Of Castne, Carbon Company
T., C. ASHLEY, Attorney for Receiver.,
las Broadway, New.Yerk Ci0S
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,41L,T ouOKE KNlLEN\p. y. Y. c. 4

NXTI-T SHORE RAILROAD. y. \. G.. x
w H. L.. r. II. CO.. Lc,sce.-Triin> leave West I2d-st
station tNcw-N"k - follows and 20 minutes earlier from
a. foot o Ja'-t., Scw -NOrk; Hamilton LONDON Detroit
Ini chicago. 10 - a. m. > 10 =. ~ .l1 =. m -.
~ - D. iiuiin Knchrst"r suspension Bridge. Naga.
IA rails, Utca and syracuse. 80 10 - m. ) 10
10 aude II 80 Il only 10 ttl
tom 80. = H. lolj. al 30 a. m - 90 3 Is and
- 10 y. CatsA and Albany, 80, = IL. 10 D..
ali 80 -. M; - 90 sis. = - r. NJ. CrlGston. Wrst
ln'. CORNWALL. NrwhuIg. 3 30. = 10. So 10 Is
al o. 10. 81 90, 30. IS l.. 81
= - II - p. 10. MontrHl and Carada l.,- rs q. n
II nm, Ecgnt Sleeping for Buffalo Nciri rails.
petr,r Cnir-" AID ~. Louis on all through tain~.
&c. BlutIlyn. via Erootivn Annex alO 20 m
q, u. m. r,'y City. T. l.. L. static / 20 a M
:; 81 y. u. Dtlc. ally, rNc'p. saturday. All other
train, tailV. sunday. For tickets time tables. par.
d. AID -l.crn- accommodations. inf u,ation. apply
Office IrnpF!gu 3N WaShugtIu-st. 72G Fulton 81 An.
ny 90 81 Fultn-st; N'w.York Cit,-l, 3G3 7S5.
9i' Ia Erad"1v 10 IIuv,ry H. Park Place. - West
2J'hs aud Wet Shore Stations foot West tod.St and
loot ~ Jay.>t. North Rlyr C. T.. LAMBERT. General
IA ..engcr Agrnt 3 NandrrhIlt.aNc.. Ncwiork.
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TAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco rs follows:
OCEANIC. lhlfsday Apr :, p H.
GAELIC Saturday, April -. y. m
HILt,IC .............. ", dncsd1y May 20. y. IN.
OCEAN auIdaN, June l3 . D. H.
Supcibly Appoiutod-Superor Accommodations.
Reservations bc made By letter or telegraph 10 ana
cabin plan, at 81 and 3i3 broadway Ne"forh' OF
iooIn a. Railroad Building San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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CUNARD LINE.
FAST from xf f:F A. M NUffn S EESt
i E:,ai. Ey.S"a I'm
i ia rom N S, j S5 '' 's
low rates Sr fIclinS and ss@N aTP a. the COM
''' S VEy Ok bI GoWS s' CO. >' G;nSra Agents.
S hN 81 81 M N, ISsPTngS
r s.s, N; H. SS:ysSSss.. H,r r. 30 a nj
sEwr5 MhP11T II fEESibSES ArtEs
From un9n stores brOOkn ngaT M MT Noon
ri ss II f"IS
rit;; 10 nd i Ea. . ElySt FTs,Ss:.
~ caidssa$ saS9s taiD S%j eo.uoso.
yTC%FAS hasSr ' AID S' AySa" Pcit"
atNhtF , lsssn and i"3 &sS +
ALENASDA son sS ana GaSa and @ Ma %
For fun r'''gJaeM ts's'' WG gf'a 'piiis w.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's
inSfkA NEs II Jta hFAS %ND INShxrco
ri ;s Es"S p dssS
From San Francisco 1T and Hlannau So.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEklNG sails Saturday March 81. M
For freight passage and general niorm1tOn apply TO
.ompany's Office on the rcr foot OF Canal-st., " r.
IL. J. BULLAY dencral Superintendent
HAMBV RG-hMERICAN PACKET co.
Ii EMPRESS SERVICE TO London and Hamburg by the
large steamers, which holi Che record be-
| tween New York. Southampton and the Continent . -
3 $f 3
Coinmba...... May ii Columbia ..........J II
EEtILAE WEEKLY SERVICE, Ncw'Y ork.Ilal burg.
Rue.aI 80 pm, Mar. 10. MorsNia N. Mar 81.
FIRST cabin. SO ana Upward aceordns 70 location; r
TNcREf COMPANY. c. Is. RICHARD X co.
81 Broadway. New.York. a Broadway. NewYork
CHARLESTON. s. G.. the South * Southwest.
" JACkhON WILLIE AND Ali tLoHiDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From 90. T.. Il, (to0t l.',oseveltst), AZ p. m.
IROCUOIS, Charleston and jacksonville Fri Mar. H.
ALG0NQL IN Charleston and lackorNi!le Mon. Mar 10
CIEROKEE, Charleston and IacksOnNil . We'd. Mar IL
YENASSIF Charleston and Jacksonville. FIJI. Mar 90
All have nrst class passenger accommodations
under open policy effected % one.h OF one per
Bowling Green, y. Y.
4. q. Eyer. GenI Agt q. s. trt Line. 3i7 Broadway.
A TO JAMAiGA AND wiNDwARD ISLANDS, via
"A. rail 10 PORT TAMPA FLA. Steamers leave Port
Tampa Fla. for Jamaica every alternate Thursday; next
departure MARCH Goth. For further informal Ion Amply
% J. D. HASHAGEN, Eastern Agent POI Broadway NIX
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CTAIED PROPOSALS will be received ut tho

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut the
y Office Of the Supervising Achitoct Treasury Depart
mont Washington, u. c., until o'clock p. the
nth dav OF Ma en- Tor all tn labor and
aud lX ne in place compl I" the steam heating
and mechanical vcn.ilatine aJrrans iof the I. S Pos
office Sc. building az BROOKLYN. y. Y, IN IccO dance
with the drawings and specification. cOpcs OF which
be had on application al this onice or tho ONCE Of the
Supor 'nGent BROOKLYN, y. y. Each bid must be
accompanied by a c'rtin,d check 10y $4,000 The De
will reject all lids received after tho time herein
STATED opening the also bids which do not comply
strictly with all the requirements Of this invitation Pro
posas be inclosed IN envelopes sealed aud marked
hPRoPoSAL for the Low Pressure steam Heating and
Mechanical Ventilang Apparatus for the =. Postofice
&c, Building Brooklyn n. ". and addressed To Mr.
1Gth. 1891
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Ncu Dub!lcation5

Eicb,ccnth Edition post pad FOR CSC. or stamps
IN He HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls OF /:
/ Turns grey. and tn Remedy BY Prot. HARLEY
"Ivery one should read this little book "-Athenaeum.
TIME POOK or OPTN-hIli SPORTS, octave 200 PAGES
iiustr1ted The standud authority on American open.
air smusrucnt-. Rules for sailing swimming bali play.
n- hor.obarE iidng &C.. &c. ~ 'uIl ~ ner
rnnv published by The Trihun New-YotE. Entertain.
,rGa nd universally complinentfd by the nr'SS
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'athers.


A TEACHERS d.. - positions also principals OF
n educational in,tt requiring tcdch r. s'Ill 10!
application form, Newl IeichrfN Agency. 100 j way.
A MEXICAN AND lGE TEAChIIS' AGENCl
"A Supplies PIofc ssors. aeheis tutors 'oNeIhesee''
&C., 20 COLI, ges schools am les. m Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOtN' LION, % Union SduNc.-
A TUTORS. Prot .-,or Teacher. ooNernc>ses 81 al
"A, branches suppl % yers.tcS COL schools aiI
families Circulars schools - parent. lGl m ih-uaee'
SPOKEN. MIRIAM COYIII RI Room II lou jih-a'r.
A DIST TEACHERS. American ana Forc!yh suppleo'
\. all branches any locality no charge l. watI.
no registration fee form FOR stamp r. v ~ SnOoN
flate l. F. Avery) Am"risn School Bu'cnu '" i'th's&
IIE>>I'S T,ach,r.' Agency - T.. 17thst.. ~i!pilc-
III coupotanf arhfr.. tutor r0N'rlc~-f- nu-ltirn~
aftist, Sc all branches r'-il and visiting; English
German. French. Spanish spoken. ------
" EIVATT TUTOR.-Colcce an law school eraduae;
7 rccOmmrnd.d by Rev Dr. TaZl 80 HCr,-sIr
teacher emincntly qual.Aed." \. EVERETT STONE
rs East 52d.st.
rCEkCUFES tItors govcIncsscs travelling companions.
\ singer. irani~ts Nc., prom V ~uppl'i 7"
lover. recommends b..t Sc'oCiS TO Mt: also u
rorior homo school for uOthcr'~ girls. Mss D,N'-
VANS Teachers, Bureau aad s. Dol Directory. 10 lhH'
lith-~t.
yTNION TEACHERS AGENCY "' schooi oncef'
u WITH teachers teacher with pos - . .
H. NJ HAiiKINGION. Prop. 81 ! :, tie Pr. N Y.
VIZ ,NTFD. German nursery cover ia liano for
w children in city family: liberal 'a are Fcr'yh
nurscry rovorncse fpr little gill IIElAM COY
EIFRF Room. "A. 80 Fhthav".. co.. @oth--t
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miscellaneous

u BUSHES or EVERY DESCRIPTION at 3lj Pear
ID opposite Peck SiD; lowest Iricc>.
JOHN X. HOPPEL Manufacture
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
n f. MAYNE. ELOCuTIoN.-Prcpares for platform
IL and stage, los West j9th-st Next exhibition OF
pupils will take place in Chickcrine HaIl.---------
yv,HT RERIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES: No.
1 west 35tn.st Branches Boston. Ph!la.. WashDstcn.
thcaro Rcrln Paris &C. Best instruction SO per term
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1)rofce sional.

VzyANTFD-A manuscriIt-revi~'r and pIO0iTc1d'r mar
w or women not less than 40 30 Of age
bt nr,t.ca.s scholars language aud sylo need apply
Address giving experience. Bon 1902 l..-1 broadway.
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Mcn-Clty
CLASS FOR BOY S.-Int-rmediate anu advanced
"A. grades students prepared tor GoAeSe Jaw
,cnoos and business. W. i. CHASE - west oOth-sL
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
n .shrtncr bows OF gins: city or ,ounh.{' =. "
UUYSSOON American school bureau : w. Itsh.>e ~ 1.
INSTRUCTION in commercial! branches elocucon mill.
tary science and tactics and deficient Engish even on
terms: long experience. Gall Iuesu1ys aHo
'Thursdays between Q and 3, or address =. 49,
DEEPARATORY college school at 10 West 4lth IN.
t;udy: thought exercised and speedy deNeopmeht ~,
sbie " the methods o. instruction employed personal
attention to each limited H. lively" schoarS
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,173 Brosdwavi
II near s2d st. 53d yca Primary. Commercial and
CIassical Dcpartmrnts. ". NJ HOBBY. w. L. Ah1N'
\. C. HENDRlCKSON. Principals
For Young Lad!es-C1ty.
CA v-REV. DR.. AND MRS 0AEDNER'S
a. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 60! 5th.avs ga year.
Mira GARDINER Author Of History In rhyme
NIISs NJ BLACKwELIS School and kindergarten Tor
wi children rcopens october !. at 80 East s3o.st
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1877; ione ,nd
Y Dsy school. GOLD AND BRoSZE MEDALS: PAEIs s
LXP0SITION lSS9. 2S0 and So !1s.,st ana " CO.
End ave- ~ Mime. VAN NORMAN. principal
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Cant,rq Afn0cmlcs

4 ERNhNDO's ACADEMY, 162 East 65th.st.-A school
L for dancing department and calstheiIcs exercises
all the new and fashionable dances. Send Tor circular
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WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE fFonnded IS9II, HONS 1nu
Dsv school GOLD Asp BRoSzE MEDALS PN M,.
EXPOSITION. }ss9 $50 sne y5SSIpMt.iNs pyincipsI '
End.sve. Nine VAN NohNN"' 'iN''I-
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ljurlnu Resorts.

" '1- D " NLM3LEl y HVN. -,
Through vesubue in three and nan d' Cort
pran Bufct Tarlor ears. leaves Desbrosses anu oor''
= YORK. I 30 D ~ =
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i,AHCHITECTURE LA SCULPTURE Ia PElH Gd,.1l
EFT LIE DECOR. Folio. BY VI. LOUIS "ohSe'
Paris: Quantin; Ncwlork: J. W. Boulon'
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
GLOBULES.

Rev. ". S. Vail, who was at one time con-
slant hearer OF the celebrated Phillips
Brooks, against whom a strong opposition is
urged to prevent his confirmation as bishop
on account Of heresy. will preach a sermon
entitled Phillips Brooks, the Alleged Hereti-
cal Bishop, in the Grand opera house on
Sunday morning. The little soprano, May
Griffiths, will sing.
Police Officer Robert Grady yesterday
morning was shot through the fleshy part of
his right leg, above the ankle, lowing to his
revolver dropping from his pocket and ex-
ploding. He was removed to his room on
Jackson street and his wound was dressed
and, later in the day, was taken to ST. Jo-
seph's hospital. While the wound is q seri-
GUS one, there is no immediate danger an
ticiDated.
st. Paul Court, No. SO. Catholic Order of
Foresters have elected the following officers
Chaplain. Rev. P. R. Heffron; chief ranger,
j. d. Coughlin; vice chief ranger, j. j. Fitz-
gerald; medical examiner. DR.. H. j. O'Brien !:
recording secretary, NJ. j. Mccain; financial
secretary, George H. Blanchard; treasurer,
Oliver j. Tong; trustees, T. Berrisford, NJ r.
Horan, j. E. Kenney; conductors, ]. M
Terney, M. j. Williams; sendnels NJ. j.
Lee, G. j. Kaufman.
The Minnesota State Agricultural Society
nave let the exclusive advertising privileges
OF the fair grounds, including the official pro-
gramme and score card for the coming fair to
Mr.. L. n. Scott, manager of the Metropolitan
opera house. Mr. Scott had the same priyil-
ege last year, and the association were SO
well pleased with the way the advertising was
done and the efficient manner in which he
issued the programme and score cards, they
received no competing bids for the privilege
this year, but let it to him as they have en-
tire confidence IN his ability to handle the
advertising. He will furnish his own solici-
tors letter showing their authority to contract
The programme issued last year was beauti-
full and complete work, and he expects if
possible to excel it this year.
The Thursday afternoon meeting of the
Central W. c. T. U. was occupied chiefly in
the consideration of an offer made by q
gentleman of the city through one of the
members of the union, concerning the loca-
ton of W. G. t. U. coffee house. 1t seemed
to be propitious opening of the way for tie
work, and committee was appointed to con-
fer with the one making the offer. The COM
mittee was excused from the meeting to at
tend to the matter, but did not return to re-
port before 1t closed. They will be heard
from Oh Thursday next. Plans for worlds
W. c. 7. U. social, to be held in the near
future, were gotten under way, but not COM
pleted. This to raise funds for the Worlds
union, which has no regular means of sup
port.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
MOUNTAINS AND OCEAN.
Rapid Transit and Improved Train
Service via the Pennsylvania

Rapid Transit and Improved Train
Service via the Pennsylvania
Lines.
With the coming of the heated term
Long Branch, Atlantic City and Cape
May, Newport, Martha's Vineyard,
Nantucket, and the other places of sum-
mer sojourn along the coast of New
Jersey, of Maine and Massachusetts,, as
well as the resorts of the Eastern mount
aims, come into the thoughts of thou
sands of persons in all parts of the
UnitedsStateS. For to these retreats,
where there are hotels and boarding
houses suited to every requirement and
every purse, come all sorts and condi-
tions of men in pursuit of the health
and vigor brought by the refreshing
waves and strengthening air. I'M
der the schedule of the Pennsyl-
vania Lines, which will shortly be
placed in effect, there will be especial
adaptation of through train and thorough
car service for reaching these resorts.
Fast express trains, with Pullman
Sleeping and Dining Cars, will arrive at
Philadelphia in time for connection
with trains that bring the New Jersey
coast within two hours of that city.
Connection will be made with the trains
that run from New York throughout
New England, and with boats of the
Fall River Line that afford facility for
most delightful journey to the resorts
of the New England coast. Tickets via
the Pennsylvania Lines can be procured
at any principal railway ticket Office
throughout the West and Northwest.
A perspective map showing the situa-
ton of the various resorts and concise
description of their attractions can be
obtained upon application to j. M.
Greayes, Travelling Passenger Agent,
st. Paul. Minn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
THE HORSESHOE CITY

Without doubt the best residence portion Of West Duluth
Belmont Park and Sharp addition where many fine esi
dences contracted for to be built this along the
cedar block pavements
The town at the head of Lake Superior will be in the
shape OF horseshoe Duluth will be cork West Superior
the other and West Duluth the Oe the head of Bay ST. Louis
being filled in except channel.
No city in the Northwest has made such rapid strides
West Duluth 1t has in it's harbOr half dozen mammoth
docks Cor wharves) at Of them OItchelI McClure)
twenty OF the largest steamers the lakes could lay along
side and receive at the tme while its factories
the sOundest in the state
The fact that the Imperial Mill declared annual dvi
dend Of twenty cent shows cOncsvely that Minnesota
the for the head of flour barrel and the head Of Lake
Superior the place to do the grinding.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
FIRED WITH PATRIOTISM.
Students of Public Schools CeIe
brate Memorial Day.

Drate memorial Day.
Memorial day exercises were held in
all the public schools yesterday. In
other years the exercises have occurred
on the morning of Decoration day. but
the celebration this year falling on Sat
urday, and the schools being closed on
that day, rather than the exercises
should be omitted, it was agreed among
the principals to hold them yesterday.
Many of the schools were prettily deco
rated, and in all of them there was
liberal display of the national flag. The
exercises at the various schools are
briefly noted:
The Humbolt school celebration was
held in the Clinton Avenue ME. church
in the afternoon. The 600 pupils of the
school and the many parents and friends
who attended made a large audience.
and the patriotism in the recitations.
songs and speeches, stirring alike the
hearts of children and men and women.
gave increase of enjoyment to the very
end. The programme was a long one.
but not tiresOme. 1t reads:
prayer. .:................... Rev. A. Y. Sage
inlrouuclioh. Isaac Black
~ Amerlca TSong.... ......................Cho Chorus
Seven boys from Miss Crapsy's room
Song, ...................Mi Misses Emerson
I'VE May Not FOrget'-song-
"The Blue and the Gray Miss Effie Herring in
SohS .....-'-....... High School
Gem selections. ......... Miss Norton's room
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
SUNSHINE AND SHADE
Will Curiously Commingle
in the Celebration Of Me-
mortal Day.
The Anniversary Will Be Com
memorated by the impress
sive Ceremony,
While the Holiday Will Be
Marked by a Long Line Of
Sports.
The Complete Programme OF
the Day for the Benefit OF
Participants.

From present indications, bounteous
Nature will be more lugubrious than
the most patriotic boy in blue In the
matter of shedding tears. The lndlca-
tions are for moist weather, and If these
indications are verified they will inter
fere not only with Decoration day eX-
ercises, but with a long line of sports
arranged for the holiday. Memorial
day will be observed in two distinct
STYLES. Memories of the fallen soldiers
will darken the morning hours. for the
ceremony of decorating the graves Is
necessarily a somber one. But the day
is ulso holiday, SO it will be utilized
by thousands, who care little Tor the
sacred memories. in sports and games
of every variety. The combination
will make an April day OF the occasion
a rain of tears in the morning ana q
sunburst of sport in the afternoon.
The Memorial day exercises have
already been fully outlined in the
GLOBE, and there is no change in the
programme. The morning will be de-
voted to placing flowers on the graves,
with services at the several cemeteries.
In the afternoon will occur the parade
which will be quite elaborate if the
weather permits-followed by public
exercises, in which Hon. II. f. Stevens
will be the orator.
Before those exercises are over, sports
will be in progress in every direction.
Every line of game, except base ball,
will be visible. The ST. Paul club is at
Milwaukee, and only sports of skill will
be on the card. The programme in
cludes a regatta on the river, sailing
regatta at White Bear, cricket at Mid
way park, tennis at Hamline, the wheel
mems races on Summit avenue and
amateur base ball everywhere.
For the theaters there will be matinees
and evening performances at every
house, and the programme of operate
and theatrical attractions is good one.
The wheelmen will have a ball at
Armory hall in the evening, and there
will be general revelry of mild type
all along the line