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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08
ADVERTISED.
naming i'm the POstOffice, st.
Paul Hume & lSAl

Free delivery of letters by carriers at the
residence OF owners may be secured by OBJ
serving the following rules:
First-Direct plainly to the street and num-
Der of the house
Second-Head letters with the writer's full
address, including street and number, and
request answers to be directed accordingly.
ltors in the city, whose special address may
be unknown, should be marked in the left
hand corner, Transient" This will pre-
vent their being delivered 10 persons of the
same or similar names.
Fourth-Place the postage stamp on the
upper right hand corner, and leave space be-
tween the stamp and directions for post
marking without defacing the writing.
Persons calling for letters in this list will
please say they are advertised; otherwise
they will not receive them
WILLIAM LEE. Postmaster
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08
OFFICES TO RENT !.
BANK OF MINNESOTA
BUILDING,
Corner Sixth and Jackson.

These Offices have been renovated
and remodeled, having steam heat
and elevator service. Will be
rented on favorable terms. Apply
in Bank.
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R. M. NEWPORT & SON.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.

Loan money on improved property in St.
Paul and Minneapolis
At 6 Per Cent ION Or Before.s,
New Pioneer Press Building. st. Paul.
BANK OF minneapolis Build'g. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08

DICGUBtS and frames of every design,
\ railroad and shOWcard framing a spe.
clalty. at It. Paul Picture Frame Manufacture.
ing Company, 80 West Third ST., corner ST.
Peter
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08
Merchants National Bank f!
ST. PAUL, MlNN.
Capital, $1,000, 600
Surplus & UndiYidedPrOftS 600, 600

". R. MERRIAM, President.
c. II. BIGELOW, Vice President
"A. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
6EO. G. POWER, Asst. CashieE
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

hK. G. L. BEAN has removed mis- otfices
IL 70 the Germania Life Building, Fourth
and Minnesota sts
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08

INCHES cooked ana delivered promptly
II to saloons by the IDEAL 421 Robert ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08

p UPTURE CUKES-Snedeker method Of
IL treating rupture cures Call 800 Man
haitian Building and De convinced, II to 2and
4 to 30 D. m.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08

w and shampoo baths. 36G Selby ay.. cor
ner Western ay. Open every day no even
ings
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08

HOUSE-Gentleman and wife want 10 rent
Ii furnished house (on the hilD for sum-
mer mouths; rent must be nominal; refer.
ence given. Address q 1872 Globe
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CAN'T RESIGN.
Suicide His Only Way to Escape the
@E Office.

Suicide His Only Way to Escape the
as - Office.
While every other man in Maine ia anx-
ions to secure an office of some kind, the
postmaster of East Turner is doing his best
to get relieved of his official responsible
ties, but he seems unable to work the trick.
The office is small, the salary smaller. and
the postmaster thinks it hardly worth his
while to continue as a servant of Uncle
Sam, so a few months ago he decided to re-
his friends for the place. and none of them
wanted it. No reply came from Washington
regarding his resignation. and of course he
had to run the office until the matter was
settled in one way or another.
A second notice of resignation WAS sent
in, but no reply came from the department.,
Mr.. Wanamaker evidently being satisfied
with his servant. Finally a circular from
the department reached tho Office asking
several questions regarding the establish
mont, one of which was: IFS liquor sold in
the building where the Office ISL" The
much-worried postmaster Thought he saw
a chance here to get rid of his undesirable
commission, and he promptly answered
''Yes." Then he waited patiently to be
fired out. but rs he hasn't yet received his
walking papers. he is about discouraged.
He can't very we'll desert the office, for he
ia under bonds to conduct it's business
properly until his successor is appointed,
and at last accounts this weary feeder at
the public crib was contemplating suicide
US the only means of egcnpe.
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NEWS or THE RAILWAYS.
uiiicayo's dEsat Road, ths Fsmoms Maple
Leaf Linz

u~lIcsgo's Crest Road, tho Famous Msplo
Leaf Linz.
Tho Chicago, 81. Paul A. Kansas City was
tho frst ynitrond In the country 10 issuo
special transportation advertising for the
Worlds fair ~ Chicago. That ID Enterprise
and an illustration of the sort OF manage
formed the Chicago, 1T. Paul q KAnsas
City from q short and ~unimportant line,
with little to encourage w. continuance, 10
one Of tue most prominent and most p0pu-
lar lines In the northwest. with its termi-
nails IN Chicago, Kansas City and ut. Paul,
1t nnites the east, tho northwest and the
southwest. The territory II smbracss y
100000 people whom this great road ac-
commodatss. The great states Of Illinois,
Minnesota, Iowa. Missouri n Kansas are
tapped by it, lines.
The general headquarters Of the road IL
at ~. Paul, while the freight and pas
from Chicago. In the latter city the COM
pany's trains arrive at n depart from the
Grand Central passenger station, COM
pleted at the beginning of the present year,
and acknowledged 70 be without . peer IN
this country. The three m6in. Tines OF tbs
Iowa. Aside from these are several short
branches, all of importance, the longest
being from Sumner to Hampton. Iowa.
The latter state is divided nearly in halves
by tho road, which CROSSES its verv finest
portion. The mileage in Missouri, Kansas
and Ninnaota ID comparatively small. bnt
in Illionois again increases, the northern
and most populous part Of the Prairie
state reverberating to the thunder Of its
trains.
Much Of the SUCCESS OF the road is dne to
the ability and energy OF a railway man
we'll known to many in Rochester, w. II.
Bussnbark, she traffic manager of the road.
In his intercourse with the patrons of tho
road he has won thousands of friends for
himself and his company.
Ihe equipment Of the Chicago, ST. Paul
& Kansas City ia unexcelled by that OF any
road in the country. Its vestibuled COM
partmsnt sleeping cars are models of lux
ury. comfort and convenience. No other
line west of Chicago runs compartment
sleeping cars. The dining car service is
fully up to the requirements of the most
fastidious and luxury-loving of modern
travellers. In short the Chicago. ST. Paul
q Kansas City ia the best line between Chi
cngo and ut. Paul, Minneapolis and the
northwest, between Chicago and the prin-
cipal points in Iowa, between Chicago and
the southwest. Persons going from east
ern points to Chicago and beyond will do
we'll to boar these facts in mind.-Roches-
ter, N. Y, Democrat and Chronicle. Oct.
%. 1891.
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The Academy Exhibition.

EH zH
The opening Of the autumn exhibition at
the academy of design does not have the
fashionable dash that signalizes the open
ing of the spring show.
The show was opened to the public on
Monday, and has been we'll attended DUR
ing the week. There are some strong pic
lures in the collection, but it must be con-
fsssed that they are not a little obscured by
the presence Of a mass of inferior work.
The big men" despise the fall show. and
the fashion of giving this secondary exhi-
bition tho '.go by has painfully increased
during the last few years. A few artists Of
the frst rank, %resenting the imputation
that New York cannot have two good acad-
envy exhibitions in nj season. do send
freely. and they keep up the spirits of the
artistic world.
There is more or less discussion over the
travelling scholarship offered by the National
academy. According to the Studio tho at
traction is not proving as potent rs might
have been expected. The awarding of the
prize, which amounts to $3.50. is conditional
upon the attainment of 9 degree OF excel
Lance set by the jury. The design is not to
give the money to the best student in the
school. but to the student whose ability
shows that Il visit to foreign schools would
do him good. The first competition At the
school developed n satisfactory competitor,
who was forthwith sent abroad. The Sec
ond, which took place last year. was a fail
ure, not one student reaching the standard
fixed by tho jury. The only conditions i'm
posed upon the winner nae two years. Mt
tendance at the academy schools previous
to the competition. These conditions have
not deferred students from competing, but
it is understood that the decision Of the
council caused much dissatisfaction in the
classes last year, and the prospsct of u long
lisf nf cnn1patifnru OQYt anClnU ~ Hnnhtful.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION TO OUT TIM;

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO OUT TIN.
~ Dor. In accordance with the provisions or
section 4, rules and regulation, prescribed by tho
honorable s~ecrotary Of tho interior. May b, lsal. I,
the undersigned, hereby give Notice that, at the
expiration OF twputy-ona apys From tho first plb-
location Of this notice will make written %applien-
ton to the honorable secretary OF tho interior for
authority to cnt and remove I'll tho merchan,ab,e
timber. consisting 81, pine and fly, ON the follow
ing described public lands, to-wit;
Beginning. at ihb mouth of Spring orneS, "a,
tributary of tho north fork of The Musselsheil
river. ind on section Is, township y north, ran 90
10 cast. runnin I north siS miles, theno, west rix
milo to tho month Of tho !, heckerbnarl cree :,
also u tributary OF the north Tor Of tho Mussel-
aheil river, thance sou,h tiva mics to tho head o.
Cooper creek. atap II tributary OF tho moth FORK
oil the Mnssnlsnell, thence 0 'st five r~lilesto tho
point Of starting, Tho most OF sxtd land bong
uiisnrvcyol land, but n suialt ia I, lying In town,
ship q north, tnnE, ~ cas-, AM the rest lying IN
what would be township 10 iiurth, ranso ~ east.
Said land teing mountainous and not tit for agri.
culture. and eontaina about t500.0lO five hundred
thousand feet OF timber. ,
SMITH a. Boom. Attorneys Cor Applicant,
White Sulphur Springs, Mont.
lirst publication Nov. ~. 1871.
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Strength and Health.

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Young Damrosch at the Carnegie Music
hall and Anton Ssidl at the Lsnox lyccum
have introduced an interesting rivalry
among the concert going elements Of 30
ciety.
Damrosch, NJ leader Of tho Oratario
chorus and the Sy mphony society. has q GER
tain personal following that is always en-
thusiastie. His lectures on Wagner. illus
tratsd by his own piano passages, vera con.
siderad immensely clever. Tit number OF
women who swear by DAmrosch are legion
indeed. Al Mr.. Blaine's son-in-law hs has
a specific social prominence that lends its
own impetus to his pluoky and brilliant
career.
Eeidl, on the other hand. 10 the p~n.ticu-
lar idol OF the Waguerites. During the
seasons OF German opera ho dntrsnched
himself In the affections of those admirers
OF Tentonic music who are now scowliug
over the preparations for Italian opera.
The Ssid! society in Brooklyn is composed
almost wholly of society women, who are
loyal to the tradition that Scidl represents
the bent thsrs IL In modern musIc. Among
the musical critics there is strong feeling
both for and against Seidl--thRt il, rot rs
to tho man, but M to the Wagner,an bias
he stands for. The Gcrman.opsra-forevcr
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Misdom.s Violet Cream

IL the most exquisite preparation in the
world Tor softeninn ind whitening the
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for, but in every respect superior 10 glyoeI-
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The New Aston.

Contemporaneous with the opening of the
Horse Show was tho coming of the new
Aston baby. and the little new conner has
been talked about q good deal.
Society has looked back at that gorgeous
wedding in February last. The new John
Jacob Astoi's m was Miss Ava Will
ing, Of Philadelphia. The wedding was a
nine. days wonder. Bride and groom
sailed away in the white yacht kourmahal
and spent the carly days of their honey
moon cruising in tho West Indies. It was
not long ago that they set up in the house
or Fifth avenue, which they have leased for
q couple Of years from Mrs. j. Coleman
Drayton.
II tho Astors belong to the innermost cir
Gle of New York society there are wheels
within wheels in the Aston family. John
Jacob Aston has the momentum of tho great
family name, but William Waldorf Aston
has the. momentum Of distinguished talents
and the homage Of a distinguished set.
John Jacob, trained like the rest of the
Astors, to make u trade OF guarding and
multiplying the family millions. cares a
great deal less for the Medici than William
Waldorf, and the family ID rather divided
in its preferences by the characteristics of
these two men.
The baby is, BY all accounts, a fine boy.
At this stage Of his development is is inn
possible to state with any certainty who ther
he il likely to inherit his fathers rather re-
markable nose.
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Another Duke.

Speaking Of the Astors reminds me of the
coming of tho Duke di Litta. The duke
vas all but unhoraldsd, but he managed to
make something OF an entrance after all.
He left MilGn last month and dropped into
New York on tho Servia.
The Italian noblemAn 10 one of those men
who physically deserves to be n duke. He
10 4 big, handsome man. He carries him
self finely and has q brighter wit than the
Italian noblemen of tradition. His English
is more than fair; tho accent is, indeed,
very slight. Moreover. he is not impecuni-
ous. He ia going to knock about the couE-
try a good deal and he seems likely to pay
his own bills.
1t may be imagined that the announce
ment OF the dukes widowerhood caused a
definite ripple of excitement. A lonesome
duke. handsome and not in debt-here il a
rare and delicious incentive.
/ know moro than one Girl who has gone
among this book stores looking tor di Litta's
novel, LA March-ss Olympia" A ducal
author is worth looking up.
understand that William Waldorf
Astor, who met the duke more or less in
Italy, when hs, AAtor, was representing the
United States and making studies for "Val-
entins." will give one or two entertain
ments to the duke. &
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\ YORK SOCIETY CHAT
ths People Are stu Talking
Of the Great Horse
Show.
" Was the Opening Event Of
tho Social Season In
Gotham.
J Gowns There Were = Revelations
Prompt Arrival Of : Little Astor-
Duke di Litta.

Iscial Correspondence Of THE INDEPENDENT.
EW YORK. NOV. 24.-THE SOCIAL
season in New York may b. said to
havs been fairly opened by the
horse show, and no more picturesque
4 spectacular opening could be desired.
: affair Il the Madison square garden
{, indeed, the most extraordinary event
IL kind that Nsw York sver saw.
society simply gobbled the horse show,
ming the exhibition into a dress display
. more brilliant kind than the city has
joyed in many years. and establishing
thin IN ampitheater turned 0ver TO the
rises q beauty show over which nobody
DO has in him = spark OF artistic feeling,
u to say romantic g~allantry. has yet
ased TO ponder and debate.
In fact the scenes At the garden and cpl
|des growing out OF the show are still
Esrywhsre the dominating themes Of social
TX.
Those who did not know already have
id m excellent opportunity to sec just
hat the h,prsey girl Of the haut ton 10
ke. Her checked ulster has become
hmiliar and her self-possession 10 fas-
mating. Some people have been com-
laining that she 10 not always so Young
i she might be, and that she hasn't the
Under and aromatic characteristics Of
hs merely ordinary buds. But the at
ention she has received is the best mark Of
Ter status.
The gowns were q revelation. said
)omsthing about them last week. but as
Everybody is still talking of the dream OF
beauty in which they foated, if not of the
bostumes themselves, it cannot be ont of
place to mention in particular that they
kere particularly daring iii color. and
prssaRe the Partisan BRILL anoy of the
dark brown gown, bordered with sable.
with q fetching Mechlin lace waist-coat, a
sable-edgsd hat. splashed with
and tied under the chin with
broad ribbons Of a pale chrysanthcnurn
Imagine another in a gown OF
reckless and superb crimson. .opulent
a black bodice, Spanish lace and
This is Winnie Davis-'of course the
women say. Nile green's and pale
blues are everywhere. Mrs. Pierre Loril-
lard combines the blue with the black
Other fads are the combinations Of
fur, cloth n lace, pompadours and Marie
A~ntoirette brocades, jetted skirts and silver
. Mrs. Paran Stevens went at least twice in
a loud red gown. The daughters of Sir
Roderick Cameron were seen in quiet
brown. Mrs. W. II. V%anderbilt's black silk
had silver trimmings, and Mrs. Stuyvssant
pearl gray was splattsred with dainty
blne silk bows.
Naturally there has been a good deal Of
chatter aqent tho fact that so many Of the
boxes were bought up by people who had
money enough to get there but Of whom
nobody had ever heard before. The accu-
sntion7 of being q ''moneyed NOBODY never
proves fatal in New York. It you are a
moneyed nobody long enough you become a
moneyed somebody. II is only : question
Of staying power,
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Pain from indigestion, dyspspsia, and too
hearty eating, ia relieved at once by taking one
of Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately aft4l
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people revArs the energetic musician who
~ ~ Tho fset. Of Richard Wagner. The
people who think shat AL The great music
does nos 0oms ont Of Germany, and who
actually 4 liberal interpreter Of musical
traditions, hrs lets 6nthuaiastlo. The lat
VT Glass aorsly lamsnt the departure 81
Theodore Thomas.
Meanwhile Nlkisch comss on With hil
Boston symphony orchestra 70 bid for the
favor 81 tho wsll-fsd metropolitan audi.
players. 1t may be d0abtsd whether .Amsv.
icR has ever had a more perfectly trained 81
more brilliantly composed orchestra.
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Interest allowed on tims dspcssss. ExchAnGd
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Canada and Europe. 1ransfsrs OF u0nsy mad
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