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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
CRUISER no. G NEARLY FINISHED.

PREPARING TO LAUNCH HER IN THE PACIFIC
on NovEMBII. G-rHE MONTERREY.
san Francisco. oct. 3.-Cruscr 40. q. which Is
being constructed by the Union Iron Works. VIII be
launched November D. and It Is Intended BY the Of
ncals OF the Union Iron Works 10 make the occasion
a notable one Governor Markham and stan VIII be
invited as Will also all tho prominent military ana
naval officers the coast. Cruiser No . has not Yet
been named by the Government, but instructions are
daily expected from Washington which Will settle that
mootcd question. The Will be tho largest waTsp
vet launched by the Union Iron Works. exceeding In
Size The Charleston sun Francisco. Her total
length will be 3i4 feet. Her mean draft VIII be
II feet aud her extreme breadth 53 feet Her depth
Will 50 feet and her total displacement $500 tons
with double screw and ttpecXpanson engines. her
speed Is estimated at 30 "a knots, with forced drausht
With natural draught her engines Will develop $500
horse power Her armament will consist OF four
s-nch brcech loading rifles and ten 5nch guns OF
the class besides twelve rapid firing rihcs OF less
cnIibre. and she will be equipped with SIX Howell
torpedo tubes
The Carnegie Works in Pennsylvania have informed
The Navy Department that they cannot name the unr
OF delivery OF the vertical plates 10 complete the
,urrcts of the defence vessel Monterey, DIVINE
to the continued effects Of the Homestead strike
Nothing is now lacking for the completion OF that
vessel but these plates The gun turretS ana carriages
ere all in position. and the great l2Inch guns VIII
he mounted in a few days. Had there been no delay
In the delivery these plates the Monterey co'd nave
heen COMPLETED and delivered 10 the Government on
lime a. ns agreed by the contractors Tie
contractors are anxious to have the Monterey accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
FRANKLIN MURPHY PREDICTS VICTORY.

franklin Murphy, chairman Of the Republican State
Committee Of Nev7Jersey, called on Chairman Carter
Yesterday in com ANY with John Kean. jr. Republican
ca udate for Governor Of Nev-Jersey. Mr.. Murphy
said: " The enthusiasm among the Republicans has
no, been great in twenty. years II Is at the
present lime. The dssensions In the Democrat
party the practiC al effects Of the Coal Combine BILL
pas ed b. the Democratic party, in advancing the
prize Of Uoal hs tended 70 give the Republicans a
vefi earl est hope OF victory There is well grounded
belief that there has not been honest election In
u xJers,y since 1877. and the prospect which exists
81 .ae state is bright that all the Republicans
ere determined 10 take advantage Of It, and bring out
their full vote and secure an honest count. John
Rean f. will undoubtedly be elected Governor and
viii probably far ahead OF his ticket. although
there is every reason 10 believe that the enthusiasm
which exists viii be sufficient the electoral
ticket as Wel1.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
Thai Dear Old Word, GOod.by,

Is o mighty sad wnen It Is the parting 'aiuauon
between friends whom sands OF miles Of salt water are
about TO separate Mariners buyers in foreign ilnd' Tor
heavy houses commercial travellers who have made many
trims across the stormy Atlantic hlnk little OF an ocean
yao. hub to the arst voyager initial trip Is mo
o,o,s affair Sea sickness Is to be expected a mat
Ter OF course. How prevent III The hhest remedy
.,.o,ve Of the nausea provoked by the tossing OF
osc The IN ring motion OF the screw OF steamship or
of locomotive train j. Iiostetter's stom'ch h''rs
pronornced by csrtains' ship Doctors to'' "''
and enirrants the finest stonashic and Best defence
to-, ailments OF the bowels digestive organs ana hNei
IN e,l,tence Malaria. rheumatism, kidney trouble aho
debility are remeaied by it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
JUMB0'S SUCCESSOR
From The London Daily News

Poor Jumbo, whose departure from the Geological
Gardens for America, where he met so untlmely
death and was al one time n question of absorbing
interest, has IA worthy successor. Jung PaSha, the
elephant brought over by the Prince OF Wales, was
AT one time quite dwarf pared With the departed
favore. He has grown and grown, however, until
the present moment he measures only three
Inches In height less thnn jumbo inappreciable
difference. Every day the majestic beast may be
seen in the Regents Park Gardens, walking with
complement on his back of little boys and girls and
gro~nup people Alice, Jumbos partner In cap
where Jung Pasha has bis habauon Is the favorite
rlnerocerOs. who has been for Weight years at
the Zoo. INF Is the longest time animal of this
kind has lived in captivity, at all events IN London.
There formerly in Regents Park for twenty
three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
NOT ENOUGH LIKE MUSIC HALL YET.

tn. frst meeting OF the board OF directors OF inc "
York Concert Company. that Is no say VI "' |%'"O'
a., -. -, %. cba,.ct.r of the house will be held TO-
marrow n: gh An informal consultation was heio among
q few OF the directors last evening To cohSiuef IL "'
said some further changes in the house Inc result o
the variety and ballet performance uus i'' n NV 49,,
,ag.,h.r satisfactory and 10 Is proposed TO bring the
b.p.s . nearer 10 the model Of the London music nail
leading comic opera comedian the other day ".u' an o"e
for lease OF the Casino with the purpose Of de'ohe
again 70 It's old purpose his own icspoHsoV o'' "'
not entertained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

s-oVo' Free Methodist Church, Brooklyn $500; the
NOV A. Il. Simpson, OF Ocean Grove, SO 900. Tho
remainder OF the estate beQueited 10 the Evans
Vile seminary to be set aside a special fnd for the
instruc ion of npecunlous young women with the ex,
cepu0n OF about $4,000 10 relatives In New.Yorh
and Phladelphia samuel A. Patterson, OF this place
Is executor OF the estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The new week crude oil opened with further
tendency toward prices The transactions in opdons
amounted 10 So barrels and the market declined from
62s cents 5la cents, closing heavy. There was no
Important change in yield Of the Mcdonald pool. but
tho districts in Pennsylvania are still liable
to increased production. No sales OF oil were made At
the Stock Exchange
Refined petroleum unchanged at 6lo cents per gal
lon in barrels In bulk and $50 cents In cases
Foreign quotations Antwerp. IA francs; Bremen
O5 marks London -16u4Ssd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
srcrtr.py J. ". rosrER,s TRIP TO woBCBy

Woburn Mas. Got 3.-Judee Johnson. chairman
Of the Banquet Committee OF Woburns 21oih anIlVrr
sary celebration. has received letter rom secretary oil
state Foster in which he states that he expects to
leave Washington for Wobum Thursday on the 3:l5
D. ~ train through car, which is due In Boston 40
a M lie hopes 10 be able to take return train Tor
S.,v Yor, Friday night after the exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
Al 500 2j65sl 1.5o6 .Oio, 9s3

IV"T9 VI''-JVl'Nf u
During September there net decrease OF
S5.377 500 In the store OF money and bullion held In
the Treasury. There was a decrease Of S5O54,735
In United States notes. s2.033 004 In gold coin.
S117oll7 in standard silver dollars and 81 O24 275 in
notes increased S213.934 and National bank notes
Sl,O7s,341. The gold bullion OF the Treasury on
october | aggregated S16.O5j. 422. Increase during
September OF sos 3o7 and the silver bullion aggregated
Ss6oOO554 an increase Of S2.517 0O3. Gold certif-
Gates held In me Treasury cash on October l
aggregated S25345,59O. an increase during the last
month OF 81 49s.3-O and silver certificates held IN
cash aggregated go .6l9, Az decrease during sep
fAnher OF Sl5O.Ge2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
r,-popr.v pnonrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool, oct g.. 345 p. m.-Beef, pork hams ana
in poor demand prime city steady at %. o. Spirits
OF furpcntne In fair demand steady at 2ls 3D. Rosin
IN fair demand Lard-Spot in poor demand
Wheat and aou in poor demand Corn-spot and futures
In moor demand; mixed Western spot dull at Is lid;
octcbSr dull At A. ID November dun at IS Gid Pc
There is nothing Offering Receipts Of wheat for the past
week from Atlantic ports. 10000 quarters from Pacnc
Of American corn for the past week, 1000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
ur,,,ov,1 INTERESTS AT THE FAIR.

30, = ,s,cciaI.-James F. Crookcr State
D""ao ~ pubIIc instruction, left here Tor
1,i,e ,on,rbt TO attend meeting Of state super
-son,s ,n that city tomorrow. The several super
.a,n, fel that the liberal arts department Is
,,e.d ont far too much In the arrangements
sor ,bc Worlds Fair and to-morro"s meeting IS ~
-. wha, can be done. superintendent CToohet "oa'
ike 70 have separate building Tor new 'orA
cational Interests, II the Fair MANAGERS WIZ ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
JOyG ISLAND CITY ALUERMlN AfEESIE0'

Michael L. Clavcn. president OF the Long I'''"u ivy
poa A of Aldermen was arrested the Long Isahd Ciy
CIV Hall last night 3r disturbing a pubhc hec""S. ="
nesrng OF cl,zens being held u protest "s'"'' ~
issue OF 500 GOO the Improvement oil '''"
verneo ayes and was being addressed by Mayor "'''o"
ub.n c.ycr and some others entered and rsi.ct az
turbanee The Alderman was arrested ana iocN'u up
in q staf hons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
DR.. b. NJ. THOMAS.

anita Fe., y. NJ. oct. 3.-Dr. b. ". Thomas Terri
toral secretary under appointment by President liar
risen died last night after short illness Of neuralgia
" The stomach. lie was native OF WilliamJpor
Ind. and was forty nine years OF lie had re-
SIDED here for twenty years At the time OF hs death
he Acting Governor Ia the absence OF Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
CAMP LOW TO BE KEPT READY FOR USE.

Washington, Oct 8.-Asistant Secretary spauldng
said this morning that while the matter is not yet
fully determined. 1t is practically settled that the
Federal quarantine station at Camp Low will be main
tanned a quarantine station as long az there IL
any occasion for its SUCH The present focc
will Of course be reduced. he sa!d but the station
will be kept In condition for Immediate use for some
tiue In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

as II is, and let the turrets be completed By
Government at Mare Island The dock trial OF the
engines OF the Monterey recently had with
cessful results. They guaranteed to exhibit
5,iOO horse power on forced draught and regular
trial the contractors 10 receive 300 for every
horsepower over that figure. The Monterey viii have
trial trip AS soon as the big guns placed in
he turrets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
BFOrElTHED TO SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES'

Asbury Park n. j., oct. (SpeciaD Mrs ea'i"
Ann spepcer who died suddenly In ocean Grove
Yesterday left the greater part OF her estate ""eu
at $4,000 10 schools and churches. To her huso"i,,
David Spencer. she tequcathed 10000; ST. nun
Church, Ocean Grove 81, 900 Spring Arbor seminary
Michigan. 81, 600 Evansville Seminary WISCONSIN,
81, 600: Checscborough seminary North ChilI, n. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
HUGO FRANZ BRACHELI.

London, oct. 3.-Announcement Is made Of the deaf
OF Hugo Franz Brache the Austrian statisuclan. II
his fllty ninth year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

John KEAN JR., TO SPEAK AT hoNTCLA1R
The Republican mass meeting to be held in Montclar
y j. tonight promises 10 be one OF the largest and
mast :. .hu sast!c ever held in the town. Among the
81 IKE, who will address tie meeting are John Kean
jr an Benjamin r. Howey, the candidate for Congress
n 2 With Congress District Of New-Jersey. colored
n nu ,iean Club has been organized In Monclair the
m tsrehtp Of which numbers 20 and accesslons
"a being o ranks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
Gorsrs ano Carriages.

WANTED 80 900. 600 people TO send
for Birch's carriage and harness cata.
logucs largest assortment In America very
moderate prices don't pay such extravagant
prices for hsrness and calrIngcS endO
iishcd 1852. Address J. II. BIRCH, Bur.
iinCt0n n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
Mr. WANAMAKER AT T. II. c. A. REUNION.

Allentown. PENN Oct. Northumberland Wana
maker was the guest here today OF The Young Mems
Christian Association at It's fifth annual reunion ME-
Wanamaker made an address and subscribed s2,Ooo 10
rard the erection Of new hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
yps p.pp1eov NOT oUrrE so WELL.

Washington, Oct 3.-Mrs. Harrison did not resi- ~
well as usual last night. To-day she has hot ni'
very comfortable day and is not quite as well 'os"'
A. she has been for week She Is nervous ana IcoI
ess but her condition not such 10 excite aIar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

for IT, He said to.nght that the 900 OF school
property in this State ought TO have more recognition
than Is now contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
tjorscs ano Carriages

FLANDKAU & co.
FLANDRAU & Co
,y5 atNnG BROADWAY
pptIhnNfE sT AND DIST ST.
BROUGIAMS, straight 'front.'
HKOuGlIAMo, extension iFohI'
DEMI-COACHES.
LANDAUS, gllss 'front.'
lANDAUS, "s'hct Top
O.dNIBUS, anu i.hoIsc'
JiOCKAWAYS. 4 pass.
pprK Always q pass.
VICrORIA5.
CABRlOLETS.
NIS-A-NlS.
SPIDERS.
DOS.A DOS.
WAGONErT ES.
PIIAEIONS. I pass.
PuAE4OSS. = pass.
CARTS.
RUNABOUTs.
DEPOT WAGONS.
rRlPLE& SUHKlES.
BUCkBOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY of THE BISr
IN ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS.
.TrKiI,MMIINNGla; AZ, E9R 11 EsGiy,suEp
rHE LARGEST sionk OF ri - MD
,oNu f. 81 i Il sSff0rK AiGHoVE STYLES
SECONDHAND At LOW PRIZES.
FOR SALf..-Hand>omc pair blood bay
Mares. SIN and seven year Oh, SOUND dilu
md; also nne blooded black kentucky
mare four years old high speed, uhuef
raining T. o. Box 2OJS.
GREAT SACRIFICE. hlst-class extension
top family surrey. very light ana sty I'm
,'Dd Iso months cost 1870 Tine plated bar
ness. cost 40; Two Tine robes. cost 3D.;
rhine order sold cheap. separately or an
~ $40 PRIVATE STABLE, 10 west
iifh.-t.
HANDSOME BAY COB. t5.2. runabout
and London harness kind for ladies' sty.-
ish ouLnt. good sldd.er QUICK SALE,
Tribune once.
SADDLE HORsE.-Exceptionally easy
-ldrr: All gaits: very graceful under sad
lie sound tough ? years old with nrrs-
mt owner 2 year, SOLD for want q ' ne,
~. t,,,v bicvcIe 81 w FERRIS. Nl
broadway. or south Orange.
WANTED. 20 horses TO board Tor win,
ter. large barns fine pasture best OF care
,,ten. prlcr sl0 month. Address j.
WALSH Central Park. Long Island. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
BANKS CALLED ON FOR A STATEMENT.

Washington, Oct. 3.-The Controller Of the Currency
has called for report OF the condition 81 National
banks at the close business Friday September 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

crygRAL HUSTED's WILL READ TO THE Family.
The will Of General James W Hustled was read 10 the
,ny AT Pcekshl last night 1t will be offered
for probate this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
(EurOpean Ptan.)
Fifth Avenue, New York.

, IhIs P0puIdI house, having been greatly en-
arged by the addition ION 5th Ave- Of
An Absolutely FireprOOf Building,
is now open for the reception Of guests perma-
nent or transient.
The hotel has been beautifully decorated. The
newest and most approved plumbing has been
added, with perfect ventilation. ard all the adj
pointments OF first-class house.
The cuisine has wide reputation for It's en-
celence Music Wednesday and Saturday even
ings in the Grand Dining Room.
Tarif-Single rooms. 81 to $50 per day.
Double rooms, with bath attached, 50 and up
ward Magnificent suites, parlor. large. airy bed
room, with bath and dressing room attached, So
and upward, according to size and location.
WETHERBEE & FULLER, Proprietors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 6,5eset si Moon sets rs AM Moons age Il
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN.Sandy HOOK 26 Gov. Island, SO Hell Gate 45
p -SAndY Island. Cote OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8.
OUTGOING STEAMERS


Vessel
Mail closes sails.
Igoneut, -. Jamaica -"..y- 10 90 m 1. % ~
Lain q Lloyd Bremen. 10 90 IL 100 m
Wyoming. GulOn Liser1pol-...--.--.. 300 IN
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8.
Teytonle White Star, Liverpool ,....l2 80 90 m
RottNrdsh Nstherand, AIstcrdam---. 700 p IN 90
Noordsnd. Red Star. Ant"erp eco IN 90 IN
G.ty Of Berlin Innan. INeip0ol...... 600
Ssratoea and cuba. HaysnQ..... 1850. 90 m
(,ll Cunard Livorpco..............l2 100 m 500 IN
THU R>DAY. OCTOBER G.
Columbia HaInb.AIncr Southsn pton... % Ia Qoam
Qusl.c CO. Bermuda. 90 200 p III
SCnUago, / and Cuba Nassau..-.- 100 m 90 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
miscellaneous


Home WANTED for a boy twelve
wears of age; where he Will be tutOred by
gentleman college ~ aduatc the county pre-
ferrcd In answering Please give full pa tcu-
ar, II size OF family nome &c; hlst.cless
rsfc.rnces Given and required. Address
TWELVE YEARS, Tribune Ofhcc,
A HOME WANTED Tor a girl eleven
Gears OF sae, where she VIII b, tutored BY Q
lady college graduate the country preferred i
in answering please give full partleulafs At
lie OF family. homo, &c. hrst-class refer.
enr.s given ana required. Address
ELEVEN YEARS, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line
Frtslsnd ..Antwerp, sept 2t~y Red star
Ebe ...."."..... Bremen. sept 2t"-.,;.;N o Lloyd
Ori7aba Havana, Sept co.. and Cuba
40 rondaek. ng-ton. sept 2S. Atas
New sport. Colon. sept &I..... ...Pac Mall
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3.
city Of NowYork Liverpool. Sept 1nman
Niagara Oct 2......-.N ana CUBA
spree Bremen sept %l...-...N II Lloyd
Venezuela lila Guayra. sept Red
TIL RSDAY, OCTOBER q.
Werkendan Rotterdam Sept 2f..-........ Ncth-Amcr
Mar.ala IIamO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San EIan lcfnhnr
Ciip Real Gstaie for Sale.

- = ; > =
FOR SALE OR RENT-Small dwelling.
255 West o9{h.st.; keys 253
INSPECTION INVITED.
First-cass cabin.t fni h. artisricaily dee.
Grated, 1.stDry, high-stoOp, red stone and
brick dwelling 20 feet and 10 inches by 80
feet and extension by l02 feet, extension
restricted 1862 W 81 10th.st. price s3s. coo.
Inquire on premises. SAMUEL coll
CORD, owner.
200 FEET from Central PARK entrance IN
restricted block, frst-class cabnet-nnish. 20.
foot front ana extension i-story hich-stop
brick and browDstone bew-window dwelling
handsomely decorated lot full depth; 10
West Sjth-st. sSS goo. Inquire on prem.
Ises. SAMUEL COLC0KD, Owner, 3
West 2lst-s..
62D-Sr., ADJOINING SHAVE. Elegant
house. sicc light. 2-story extension might
lease. =. NIXON. 60 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

Cash quotaons were rs i09%s P,our sseaay I'M
43'c No 2 oats slc; No Q white, s3sc; 10. 3
30. 8. T. o. B.. 5Sa6oc 10: !, q b.. a9aSei NO. I
naxseed 81 OG5d$l Oh prime timothy seed 81 SO mess
pork per Dbl 81 s72sf1 lard per 100 NJ ss 20; short
rbs, sides Goose), q o5dslo i5 dry sasd shoulder:
whisky dsters finished goods per gallon 81 Isl sugars.
cut loaf 52a5'.c; granulaed SIC; standard A. 'te'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

weak; 10 600 bush No Western sold zoe. Rye dut
No 2 6l2c asked. store choice sold at &c No
g. 55d56c track. Flour quiet and easy; best splnf.
Mn feed quiet and eak coarse winter bran si4 ~
bran sl4ds4 25 do ships $li middnes, s13 50asl3 u
bulk sicked feed 81 % higher canal freights STEADY
-Four 81 600 bb.; wheat. o2s 600 bush corn, ssioes
hush oats $50 600 bush barley, 600 hush Ship
ments-Isy canai-wheat $1,000 bush corn, i2s!o6e
bush; oats. 23,400 bush. BY SIl-floyr 90 zoo be9i
wheat, 200 900 bush; corn 1oOOo bush; oats, 0o,o0
bush rye 10 600 BUSH
chicago, Oct 3.-The leading futures ranged - IL.
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

SADDLE HoRsE.-Exceptionally easy
lie; sound tough . years old with nr,s-
mt owner 2 years; sold for want 81 use /,
only SEQ. OWL exchange Tor hlgh class
.,f,fy hicycle II. w. FERRIS, 4l
n.nan,Nav OF snIIfh Orlnce.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-27
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

The Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran church
was the scene of fine Christmas entertain
ment last night.
The Central Park Methodist church eel
ebra;ed Christmas last night, ana the hearts
of the young and old were made glad.
mThe sale of seats for The engagement OF
s'The Bottom of the Sea" the New Year S
attraction al the Grand, will open Wednes
day morning.
Large crowds were entertained by Gus
Hecee and .'Yon Yonson" at the Grand both
yesterday afternoon and evening. This at
traction is certainly one of ST. Paul's winning
cards.
A chorus of pupils from the public schools,
under the direction of Mr.. Congdon, will
sing this evening at the High School Assem-.
bly, hail. OH the occasion OF the state deciam-
atory contest.
The state library commission, composed of
the presidents of the four normal schools in
the slate. held meeting yesterday and dis
cussed plans for adding some new books to
the schoo, Libraries.
At Hotel Metropolitan-H. G. Lewis and
wife, Cleveland, O.; w. j Zahn Spencer,
10; c. ID. Sprague, Indianapolis; John F.
Gleason, West Superior; James Casey, SUI
perior; j. G.. White and wife, Duluth.
The state high school declamatoTy contest
will be held at O'Clock this evening in the
high school assembly room, instead of in the
capitol, as was previously announced. An
admission fee of twenty-five cents viii be
charged Tickets may be received at the
door
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-27
M'GLYNN's FUTURE FIELD.
He May Be Transferred to the
Diocese of St. Paul.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The much
mooted question as to the terms on
which DR.. McGlynn was restored to his
functions as priest of the Roman
Catholic church has been partially an
swered by the priests declaration that
he had made no apologies to Rome.
When asked on what terms he had been
restored to the priesthood, he replied:
"Well, L think | have said enough
about myself"
"Will the conditions of the concilia-
tion be given to the public through any
other source?" was asked.
''What do you mean by conditions?"
DR.. McGlynn asked, with emphasis.
The reporter suggested that apollo
gieS or penanceS of some kind might DE
required of him.
''Y ou haven't seen any apologies. have
you! We'll. then, if there are no apollo
gieS visible, even through a microscope,
it is not probable that | made any. L
haven't heard of any apologies"
DR.. Edward McGiynn will in all prob
ability be under the jurisdiction of
either Cardinal Gibbons in the Bati
more diocese, or Archbishop Ireland, of
st. Paul diocese. There is little lileli-
hood that the restored priest will be
ever stationed i'll this diocese, and, ac-
cording to a prominent ecclesiastical
friend Of Dr.. McGlynn, he has the
choice Of the above dioceseS under con-
sderation. DIR. McGlynn today stoutly
declined to discuss the prospective field
in which he expects to resume his
priestly labors.