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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
Hon. Alexander Mcdonald.


A charter was granted yesterday IN the City
Circuit Court 10 tie Hydraulic Engineering
and Manufacturing Company. The name
implies the objects. The capital stock IS to
be from $4,000 TO $50 900. The officers are
Howard Swineford president f. g. Sydnor.
vice-president II. 5. Hutzler. secretary and
treasurer: T. l.. Courtney general manager.
A charter was also granted TO the Old Domin-
ion Mining Company. It's objects are TO operate
gold and silver mines in Virginia. North
Carolina Colorado and Washington. The
capital stock is o. be from 100000 to - 9oO.-
OJi The officers are j. b. Pace. president,
and john b. Parish. Of Denver. general man
aver The directors are j. B. Pace. L. ID.
Christian. j. n. Boyd. J. j. Montague, NJ.
3. Kosenbaum and w. S. Forbes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
lorERNOR'S RECEPTION
y,rcUr11r rNrrRrAfNMnNT'
~nr,ber Of Prominent People We're
r.,eu, and che M"o''o" ""' '
pecora,ed-rhe Names

o- - ~ and Mrs Mckinney gave
rooe,tou this wear at ihe Executive
t.' ., isst evening" The entiro undnoo
W ..-,,.n open 20 ,he visitors and tho re-
r-' 49,. ...,,l 20 be a delightful affair.
os.' 80. h,uee plants were placed art'sa-
'.. .rsnrs IN she largo hall and IN
..-.,nsr,ors. The reception was en'Heiy
ANA Governor and Mrs. Mckinney
ID. t,e most cordial way with every
..o ,.n,r, Colonel Niles Cary, the
'' ....te Governors sta0, who was ex-
8t lie present. was. 10y, sickness. con
o. h's house. ne recepnohH
f-,n g. II O'Clock. ana
Ih. o.. visitors wcro the following
..r,tsenncr niil Senator Barnes
* Buforl. Mr. J. IhompsC1
bedford N.Y. Phil w. Brown NJ
Alderman James II. GRAY, ,li.
Frank Ncouiro. Colonel and 'liS.
t..rar. IicuteuautGovernor d. lo-0
Senator blood. senator Scott ,,.o .
u.,aI Miss Virginia Johnston NJ NJ
ne lr.sus MISS LESSEE M Iirs
GRAY Mss Mary Jouc. -"lH'
l....kss. Miss Stokes. Mss ittII'son'
a. unccroy. Major and Mrs D1""g =
~. James Alfred Jones. Miss Ivy 49De.'
T..rar. Judge ana Mrs. To ~. -ovi A.,
r.. TAYLOR fl.yson, l-s. h Ce!, r.
I Nrs. James Branch. % ana Alrs.
d. Stokes. Major N. H. Johnston
.- daughter. MAJOR lr1; H. 1 Ti.s
I. Ho.e ria Weaver r.ss D9.i'o
.i...n Miss Beuiah tailsoh' MISS
Ne.s Warwick. Miss amy Hse '-, S,.
81 H.. Is. Mciiware o' petersburg Ali.
r.n,nbrl of ss,I, Major Buck
,,- joha Je..son. Nj. Arthur b..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

The sut " j. W. Jones against b. T. John
SOL H. D.. came up before Judge Leake yes
iss.ar upon the rule awarded on January til
ie l..0s the defendants TO show cause why
les .ail not he fined and attached Tor
ttr ..ltemp, iu executing u deed OF sale to
tetsiorcal Publishing Company OF Phila-
. after hearing the argument of both
r i.e Court ordered that the attachment
ea.srad and the iu JUNCTION be dissolved. At
same time the rule wa dismissed. Messrs.
Al. johnson Ok Go. gave bond in the sum #
t. abide the future action of the court
q case aud { pay any sum that may be
"-lIa- The p.4inuu IN the cause Judge
is--s sitter hearing the Clse stated that IA
.s the deed Aessrs y. b. Johnson a
lot commit q contempt. but aided DO
whateyel money might be- due 10
the bond was given and the at
dissolved Ola consent of both sides.
g. luclarosOn qualified yesterday as
....-or d. john d. Cannon. deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Several Richmond and Danville railroad
oAicers we're interviewed yesterday by q
TINS reporter in regard tothe revived rumors
Of the probable removal of the Terminal If
fces back from Atlanta to Richmond. A
nlscid smile followed the interrogetory IN
,'er,, instance and each replied that be ad no
information ON the subject. Theiact that this
nmestion always comes up on the assembling
Of the Legislature was significantly referred
~ and il is evident that the Richmond Off
GERS do not expect a speedy return Of the
Offices to this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Tho officers Of the First Virginia regiment
were Inst evening lectured 10y Major j. H..
Uerlvshre IN reference 20 the new tactics,
which we're adopted boy the United states
Army several months ago. Those ORDERS en-
rms and of troops. and the officers are pre-
rario,, for the series Of battalion drill. the
Hrst OF which begin this evening at o clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
Xlrpinia Antiauities.

The Associate n for the Preservation of Nir-
Gina ANTIQUITIES has secured the Hall of the
ffouse of Delegates for their annual meeting
On Monday next at : o'clock in the evening.
Mr. Wyndham Il. Meredith Will read all al,
mirable historical paper which he delivered
last July before the William ana Mary Col,
isre The ASS citation invites the general
, ~ DE-, a attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

u Anderson was tried before Judge s.
j N.r vest rlay 0u The charge of assauitne
a.. re. HeNas convicted and sent %
twelve months and fined ono cent.
auarum was convicted of break
... fhe .eu-hou-o OF T.. l.. lantum and
.0Hr chickens lie was sent 20 lall
sly days. Austin Mitchell pleaded
.. .t ~ committed petit larceny on
different occasions. On three OF which he
~ served hs sentence. For the last
be- which had become Il felony bv law On
tie repetition. ne was sent 10 the
Gary for one year Sarah Johnson.
with unlawful assault upon James
ts N-3 trlel and acquitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

large number of friends assembled last
n;obt nj tho residence of Mrs. v. G. Wit. on
Cfnrch Hin. to witness the marriage of Mss
MAY +. BEDFORD and Mr.. p. l.. Wade. The
ceremony was performed 10y Rev. George II.
Rav The ushers wero Mr.. John L. Wit
best man. and Mr. Charles ii. Hubbard
The bride carried in her hand bouquet OF
white roses. After the marriage refresh
meuts we're served by Mrs. Wit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
John Amber smlth D ad.

WAsHrvGrov. d. c.. Jan. John Amber
Smith. a member OF tho F0rty-third Congress
from Richmond. Va. died at his home here
this afterno OF pneumonia. Mr.. smith
was born in Richmond IN ls47 and served IN
the Virginia State Senate bef re his election
60 Congress. HIS remains VIII be taken to
Richmond for intorment Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
ninrricdin Ninssnchnsl It's.

The marriage Of Mr. John Small. Of Rich
nond VA. and Miss Louise Evans. OF East
Cambridge. Mass took place yesterday alter
noon ii the Church of the Ascension. IN that
city. The bride was very tasteiy aitled ID
e,rov travelino dress. The brides sister acted
A. maid Of honor. Mr. W. i. Pizzni was
best man Mr.. and Mrs. Small lett "a the
eveniuo train for an extended Southern tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Tia GoverDor Yesterday psrdoned Jack
rrau 1ol,ored who WAS convicted IN August
Ie,g If malicious burning and sentenced TO
three wears in the penitentary.. Jack has
been head Of the gang who work about the
Capitol SQUARE for a long time, and las con
duct is said TO have been excellent during MS
lmprlsCumCnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

s Lizzie Chaml ers Elan died a. 30 last
al a the residence II her brother, Nr.
n. ube.s No. ~ south Third street
44en.y. She had been sufferer for
years from bronchitis. and during the
in .'" days bad appeared much improved
~. '.. and Intended 20 leave during the
~ Aiken $. c.. 20 spend the winter
b. l4A Was the wife OF Mr.. 5. :. Eam
-'i %. tic nited Banking and Build
''4fanv aud she leaves one child. a
years of AGE The funeral arrange
va. lr announced later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

The members Of Phil Kearney Post G. 4.
r had their installation OF officers for the
ensuing year last evening. Inc attendance
- re and the meeting was a very enlOva-
iIe one AT the close OF the ceremony the
MANNERS of the post repaired IN body to
Z,mmermann's Hotei. where campfire was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
The Ambulance.

The ambulance was called at $50 p NJ:
Yesterday TO the corner of Eighth and Broad
streets. where white man was threatened
with heart failure. He was treated and taken
to his home on Monroe and Broad streets.
A. ..95P NJ the ambulance received another
can from the Third police-station to attend
a colored woman who had been found sick IN
an alley. She was taken 10 the almshOuse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
Turuin. colder.

Mr. p A. Dunlop. secretary Of the Chamber
~ Commerce, Yesterday received the follow
ing from Washington HOIST oId N'sse sas'h hy
tcTope~ature will fall about twenty degrees ~
Thursday night.-Harrington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
roat,her .ocomotive works.

The fire alarm at 10.4s O'Clock last evening
was caused by a slight blaze at the Richmond
I@com0tive Works The flames started IN
the yreckne department. AMI was caused by
the spontaneous combustion OF a lot oil waste.
Tho damage WAS trlnlug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

There will be a called meeting Of the Com
mon Council at O clock this evening to con-
slaer tho report OF the special committee On
the question of tho annexation Of the Lee dis
triDt The committee viii report in Opposi-
tinn 70 the annexation. hut will submit the
no,lev bill Tor consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
UNITED STATES SENATE.
c~oN II q Dcc - 1901

UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. Y. 1891
by dear Mr.. McDopald:
There is no man IN the Senate Of the United
States to-day, nor has one ever been there,
who was borne % his place through words
and acts of friendship more eloquent or more
generous than yours.
A writer who heard YOU said TO me that
your speech was equal 10 Matt. Carpenters
finest strains. It's literary excellence may well
deserve the admiration Of those who appre-
ciate the thought that breathes and the word
that burns II broaght the bushes 70 my
cheek 20 read it-bushes Oisensblllty, which
came from tho sense that 1 did not equal or
approach the merit OF such praise;
bat 1t kindled. too. every pulse OF
gratitude ana friendship. II excited
every desire and resolve 20 do the best TO-
ward the noble ends 80 grandly portrayed. 1t
tied me TO you. proud as / was before, 10y
closer and by indissoluble bonds. While lie
lasts | cannot forget how nobly you have
PLAYED the part of friend, how eloquently you
were my sponsor.
/ shall Keep and cherish this speech OF yours.
iatterng rs it is far beyond ny conscious de-
serts and hand 10 over 20 my children to ele-
waite and ennoble them and TO preserve IN
gratitude and affection for It's author
My dear friend with my whole heart thank
You. and / remain
Faithfully aud sincerely yours.
joan W. DANIEL.
Hon Alevorder NcDoDa1I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Tire Ohioan VIII Succeed Himself In the
United States Senate.

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. 6.-There was o long
discussion tonight in tho Republican oena-
torial caucus over the question whether tie
vote should be secret or viva yoce.
Tho viva voce method was carried by n vote
OF ~ 10 a.. The Foraker men favored o
secret ballot
The first ballot resulted in the election OF
John sherman as the Republican nominee Tor
Senator
The vote stood Sherman. 90: Foraker. %;
Foster. /; Mckinley, l. Necessary to cnoice'
a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

a.. 'as las 50 confonndcd Iichmond's
~i'a Tor several months as tie sudden
~ k'"iance OF Captain William Simpkin,
&s ~, vera. years has been q member OF
s,lpee. q simpkin q Hllyer. mechanical
g..e nv, o. nos east Main street. Ener-
a.. ..,eation yesterday resulted in es-
Tie TACT that he was last seen on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
! Cond TemDlars.

District Lodge. No. 1. ]. o. q. T.; will
meet tomorrow at noon az Sprinfneln, ran.
VA w1i ,nsmbers are requested to be present as
In p~ will be business of Importance to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

The regular meeting Of the Powhatan G rno
w,ll be held this evening at O'CLOCK. INC
president requests that oil OF the members 10
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
& DAVIS.
OUR GREAT STOCK REDUCTION SALE
STILL GOES on.

STILL GOES ON
The price ticket telling the reduced prices
meet you all about the store The goods are all
NEW. the styles are the very latest.
We have already called your attention to tho
extreme low prices We are closing out our
cLOAKs AND WRAPS. SILKS. DRESS GOODS.
BLANKETS AND SHADES.
To-day we tell you how We have reduced our
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS.
As there are number Of people who are wait
inc for Ms 10 mark down these goods, they need
wait mo- longer. The price mas been cut to the
lowest. our FUR CAPES are cut in the very
latest shape. They have the High-Storm Collar
Hirh shoulder, Pointed Front and are full satin
lined. pr.p c,pps
Gray Krimmer Cape reduced from s25 10 81.
Cape. seal with hrlmner Collar reduced
from so 90 1888.
Black Bear Capes reduced from so 10 sli.i3.
Genuine Fur Astrachan Cape reduced from
II cape Seal, Krimmer trimmed, reduced from
90 esoe Seal with Astrachsn Collar and facing,
Hack tstrachan apes reduced from si5 to
Cape Seal. very fine, reduced from sl5 to
lTss.an rynx Capcs reduced from sii 10 s7.ss.
5Bacl Astrachan Capes reduced from 81 TO
Hack Corey Cape with Astrachan Collar,
reduced fr0ll af fo 81.
9Ru.siaI 4.ynx tapss reduced from IS 10 $3.50.
4la.e seal Capes reduced from 90 10 "a ~.
LADIES MUFFS.
Elegant Seal Plush Muns reduced from q 10
sl.5 and from $40 20 81
Ener tstrarhau Nuts reduced rom 81 %
s2s5. from $3.50 to $3.50, from - 70 sli5' and
from ~ 81 90 N5c. go.
iaerrlne ftna cuffs reduced from s. 20 $40.
Fftlst otter 1iuis reduced from $40 ~ 81
n.-..r MINIS reduced tr0m 90 .3.lt-
Tnv Nouf'0n Nuts reduced from ~ 20 - ..
Afontcv lIun. reduced from 81 90 $40.
Iara sal fliis reduced rom t1yv 10 81
from s4to 81 80 and from F. % si.sl
Iaek Hair Nuts reduced from sl.5O 70 sl.l5
and from IS TO SIC.
CHILDRENS SETS.
chudren's White and Gray Astrachsn Collar
and AluH reduced from g. 70 ss.l3 and from
SOD 70 $3.50
CHHDRENs MUFFS.
c,u5rer,s Seal NUTS reduced from 50 70 si.;5
Cniilren's Beaver Muils reduced from sl.'5 to
siGii.i.dren's Gray Conoy Muas reduced from -
10 J9c. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
I &c.

LADIES' CORSET COVERS AT 25c.
Good quality Cambria. with finished seams
and square neck, edged with Hamburg. All
sizes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
ANNUAL SALE
OF
Ladies' and ChiIdran'S Muslin
Underwear.

We shall show stock of new merchandise.
including. besides wonderfully complsts
lines Of above mentioned goods, everything
desirable in Infants Furnishings, Aprons,
Corsets, etc.
We present here detailed list of LADIES',
CHILDREN'S and INFANTS UNDER
WEAR
After years Of persistent effort TO raise the
standard of our Muslin Underwear we have
now reached the point where further i'm
provement would seem almost impossible.
We submit our present stock as the best that
can be done in that direction. The shapes
seem 10 be perfect. every garment IS guaran-
teed to fit. the material is excellent. and 1t IS
difficult to see where any detail of manufac-
ture could be improved upon. The prices
are as low as such carefully made garments
can.possibly be produced and soldfor indeed
we think such qualities never went hand in
hand before as the following list will attest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST.
- WAsmyGroy. ID. C.. Jan. G.-for Vir-
TAR GINA: Generally fair: colder high
= northwest winds. For tho Carolinas;
Generally fair; colder. northwest WHO'S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 7. 1892
Sun rises..........7:27 Noon sets. .i2:is A, ID.
Sun sets............5.O7 Days length..yh. 4On.
LASfBERT'S POINT. JANUARY 6. 1892.
ARRIVED
Schooner Fannie Brown; Barges Norfolk and
Western No. g. Norfolk and Western NO. ..
LOADED.
Barges Storm King, Hoboken. Augustus Hunt.
T.. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JANUARY 6, 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer BERKSHIRE Snow, Providence mer-
chandise and passengers.
Steamer Danyille. Bennett. Baltimore, mer-
chandise.
Steamer Berkshire, Norfolk; Steamer Dan
vile Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

LADIES' CORSET COVERS AT 12l5c.
Good quality Muslin with high or low
neck. and finished with seams, buttons and
hnttonholes All sizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
& DAVIS.


NOR RENT. WANTED TO RENT, A WELL
L lighted room with power suitable Tor hgh'
manufacturing purposes, heated by steam
1'~-rvenionflv located a. 70 wharyes and rail-
,-oa1 kdira.s n. D. JOHNSON < CO., Twenty
sixth and Main streets, Richmond Va
au2s-thtf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Tho following letter was received by Som
Tor Mcdonald from United States Senator
PANEL. and is a fitting tribute to the eloquent
and splendid speech which Senator MELON
aid made before tho Virginia Senate in nomi-
mating Senator Daniel for reelection:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS ATsL
Finest quality Muslin. with nineinch Cam.
hric rufl,e edged with three-inch Torchor
lace inserting cluster Of tucks above. All
sizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
MUFFs.

cbuSren's Seal Muns reduced from 80 70 si.i5
CHiilrens Beaver Muis reduced from sl.'5 to
. 'Cti6sidrens Gray Conoy Muifs reduced from IS
10 Jgc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Boom 1sn% IN u When Compared With The Globe Want
sT.PAan. GLOBELETTER LIST

THE FOLLOWING GIVES TIE NAME
ana address of letters remaining in the
counting roomon Saturday, Jnnc T. Adver-
tisers calling for them viii please say adYer-
tised
A St. 90. letters; a o. /; IN c, ?; a 3, 1;
DIS, II letters: b 70. /; b Is. ]; b14,1:b6, I;
ID r. /; Z, L: b II, 1; Business, 4.
n AZ, letters; C A., 1 C II. 1; C ?. 2; CO, 1.
n I. s letters; d 3 8; d %, 1; d 10, l; d 1l,2:
- Dressmaker. 2I2.
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r 10. letter; r;f4l.1:f31;f35,L Al.
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IL O.; b y, /; 150, 1; h 1SS, /; h Globe,
1; k, 2; b. 1.
T 10 letter;jfc' 1ii1e T..
K Is, "a letters; K H. /; k 50, 1; Globe, I. I
+ 10, letters; 70, 1; la, 1;lG1;Iz1;Is
MI O. letters; m Is, 1; m 16, 2; N "a 1; m
NL ., 1; N G7, 3; IN I20, 2.
~ m c: care " S, I; n Q, /; .nf, /; n 81 n
~ 6,2; nj. /; n2 Il 10, =; Il II, 5; n
IA, 1.
q IA, 6; I, 2; "outing," Globe
D s, II; 13, 3; p9. .; pa pz1;p18, 1.
O q letter; 9 10 /: 10. 1;q12, 3; q@9;
S Globe. letter; s II, L; 4, 2; g Z. Z; Il,
- s; Scribe q.
II Globe, letter; 6, 2; t5, q tc, Il tp, l.
TT7, 3 letters; 70, 2. =
Y letters; V 15 1; v19,1; v4,1;v5L
w 9, 10 letters; II, o; VS. 2;w 2, 2.
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y s. 6 letters; z IL, /: z 4, 3; 10 .; z O., q;
IA 10, /; ''z." Globe q
X %, letters; xtcS; ., 3; 80, 2; Xxx
"A X. 2: ks. 1; xpj. !.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
AUCTION SALE.
Aavanagh G Johnson. Auction
GerS.

DINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS
l. at auction. We will sell at auction at
the residence. no. 20 East Tenth ST.. Tues
day. June Z, at 10 a. m, a fine lot of house
hold goods, consisting of fine parlor chairs,
fine sofa, nice willow rockers and chairs,
tresses center tables, nice pictures. cane
chairs and rockers, and very fine lot of
Brussels and ingram carpets draperies. lace
curtains, etc, etc. Any one III search OF
nice clean goods, attend this sale. kava.
nagh 81 Johnson, Auctioneers, 1885, lSS and
100 East Sixth ST.. the largest house OF the
kind in the Northwest.
WE HAVE PEOPLE COME INTO our
w store every day. and wonder at our
immense stock of fine second hand furniture.
AS rule, they become customers. for our
stock is complete in all lines of house-fur-
nishing goods practically as good as new.
and at one-half the original cost. "a shall
continue to make special prices this week:
For we must have room. Parties i'll need OF
house furnishing goods. and want big bar
gains. cannot afford to buy before looking
through our stock. Kayanagh u Johnson,
Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, 1s6, lSS
responsible parties.
r AIDES FANCY GOODS AND NO
IL tions at Public Auction-We shall sell mt
public auction, at the store No. 253
West Third ST., commencing on Wednes-
day. June s. at 10 a. m.. and continue
until all is sold, the well-known stock
of Miss O'Leary, consisting OF ladies'.
children's and misses hosieries. rib
bOns, embroidery materials, handkerchiefs,
sofa pillows, head rests: in fact. complete
line of fancy goods. and all will be sold re-
gardless of prices. Attend the sale if you
want bargains Kavanagh & Johnson, Auc-
tiOneerS 1856 lSS and 100 East Sixth ST
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
FO R RENT.
Edward COrning's Rent List.
34l Robert ST.

MODERN nine room brick house, No. 400
WI Carroll; bath, furnace, gas; everything
complete; low rent TO good tenant.
Modern eight-room house. 20 Virginia:
gas, bath. furnace open CRATE; complete in
every detail; moderate rent.
Modern nineroom house, 533 Rondo: steam
heat gas, bath, hardwood finish; will rent
cheap to good tenant.
557Wabasha, seven rooms; city water ;.cheap
rent.
636 63S Pine. eight rooms each: low rent.
662. 664 East Fourth ST.; low rent.
$50 and 5I3 Mississippi ST., nine rooms;
city water; low rent.
Unfurnished rooms. 1912 West Third; all
conveniences; low rent
Stores -, 26 and 43 West Third; low rent.
Modern apartments for gentlemen. 43l2
ice; inquire of jantor at building or E. Corn
ing. 3ll Robert ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
FOR RENT.
Flats.

ELATS-For rent S95 90 per month, new
l. six.rocm flats on ST. Anthony hill. cor
ner of Selby av. and Victoria st.: bath room,
gas fixtures electric bells and all modern
conveniences. w. p Ililiard, room A. third
floor National German-American Bank Build
ing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Jebb & schauer. Auctioneers.

\N E HOLD auction sales of furniture
w and carpets ETC.. every Saturday morn
ing at ID o'clock. at our mart north of city
market house. If you have furniture of any
kind, or. in fact, anything to sell, that is the
place to have them sold. Jebb q Schauer,
Auctioneers, 422 Wabasha st.
Va f ALSO buy furniture and carpets for
w cash, and pay all they are worth. Jebb
d Schauer. 422 Wabasha st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

ROO LOTS and acres for sale in st. Paul
COO and near the limits, on easy terms
and at prices where you can double your
money }. F. Eisenmenger. No. I'll Wabasha
St. Room Is; office hours from 9 to II.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

O-ROOM MODERN HOUSE and harm ,
- 6l2 st. Anthony av.
sroom modern house and barn, 733i
Holly av.
S-room modern house and barn. 337 SOM
erSet st.
lt-room modern house. 211 Grove ST.
Broom house, g34 Clark st.; suitable for
two families
Groom house, 400 Carroll ST. city water.
7-room house, city water 4S0 Robert st.
Broom house, 446 Thomas st.
h-room house, 4i9 Smith aY
7-room house. 659 Thomas St
S-room modern house. 66S jackson st.
Store and rooms. $40 West Seventh st.
Store and 10 rooms, 1850 Payne av.
Stores 455 and 457 Rice St, corner Au-
roTaav.
small stores on East Sixth st.; low rent.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
E. Holloway. Auetioneer.

GREAT SALE of ladies'. misses and
VI children's jersey jackets, blazer jackets,
all this week at half price, at my commission
room, 256 East Seventh ST.; 200 garments to
sell. and at the price. should interest most
any one. E. Holloway. commission auction
eer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

OO ACRES at $40; section /, 30. %, Ram
~ sey. S. n. Stewart, Philadelphia, Pa.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

EOR SALE-I have large list of houses
Il and vacant lots tor sale on easy terms.
ana TO trade for other property; have farms
for sale on easy terms, or for trade, ranging
stock farms, with stock and farm machinery.
in Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Tennessee,
Missouri and Indiana. 5, 10, 15 and 20-acre
garden lots for sale or rent; houses, stores
and offices to rent S2S Robert ST., room 9,
j. II. Morong.