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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
New England Auction Co.

THE NEW ENGLAND AUCTION
l. Furniture Company will sell at public
auction, at the store 373 East Seventh ST., a
large stock of fine ladies' ,gepts'and children's
furnishing goods, ladies' anu misses cloaks.
gents clothing, etc. ETC.; sale commencing
Monday, Sept. 5, as p. m -,evening at p. m,
will continue daily until the entire stock men
toned above is sold; any one desiring good
goods and big bargains should be sure to at
tend the sale. Remember the place and date.
Monday, Sept 5, sale commencing at . p. m.,
373 East Seventh st. New England Auction
Furniture Company. lS9- 1871 West Seventh ST..
near Seven corners. Ben Levy, Auctioneer and
Manager.
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p. II. Kavanagh. Auctioneer.

IN LOTS in block 3. Syndicate Addition
LIZ No. 4. at auction; l will sell on the
premises. at the corner of Van Buren, and
Grotto SITS, on Saturday mex, Sept. 10. at 3
O'Clock p. m, nearly all of block 8. Syndicate
Addition No. 4. viz, lots II, II, 10, ii, Is, 16,
II, 10, q and 81; these lots are each 4Jxl24 to
a 2O-foot alley. and bounded by MInnehaha,
are all graded and sidewalked, and assess
ments all paid; the w~orkingman who is in
search OF a domestic in a respectable and
PROSPEROUS neighborhood should attend this
sale, as the terms will be made to suit each
purchaser. P. T. Kavanagh. Auctioneer.
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE-To Retail Grocers, Country
1S Merchants and Others: To effect a
speedy clearance, we will receive bids for the
entire stock of Groceries now lying at 10. 10
Fifth st. north. Minneapolis. up to and in
Guiding the 18th day of September inst.
these are the selected and best goods from
the Griggs, Cooper & Co. salvage stock, are
ali labeled and in shape for a grocer to
handle; the larger portion are canned goods,
and are as good as any goods on the market,
but will be sold for just what they are: goods
are now open for inspection, and invoice of
same may be perused at above address: terms
cash. Hubert Bown & Co., Nos. 10 and II
Fifth st. north, Ninneap polls.
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Merrill s. Owens.
THE RENTAL AGENTS. 30 EAST FOURTH
STREET.
PRINTED RENT LISTS.

FLATS.
We MAKE A SPECIALITY OF THE MAN
AGEMENT OF APARTMENT HOUSES,
AND CAN SHOW YOU CHOICE FLATS IN
A DOZEN OR MORE OF THESE BUILD
INGS, AT ALL PRICES. STEAM-HEATED
FLATS, WITH HOT AND COLD WATER,
GAS RANGES, ETC, FROM So. 80 UP.
HOUSES.
OUR LIST CONTAINS HOUSES OF ALL
GRADES. FROM A SIS COTTAGE TO A
500 RESIDENCE. SEVERAL NICE FUR
NIsllED HOUSES. GET ONE OF OUR
RENT LISTS.
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THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

] j Derugisch 10 z S Deragisch, tia. ~
blk IA. Oakville Park. 49,. SoJo
Lorenzo Hoyt TO Emma l. Blaisdeil. IL
IL. blk !, hoyts Rear Hoyts Out lots 4OV
Gertrude C Mehl to David Dickson.
north ss Its IA and ii. blk2. Forestdale l,2W
Elizabeth f Dunn to Minnie Dowd, 1t
me IT CO. s Garden lois. w.. .........1. 1000
John Nelson 10 Trafford n Jayne, part
1t 9, blk Z. Hamiine plat. ......-3,oOo
Margaret f Rowe to Louis Zohel, ltsS
and 9. blk l, Beifeld's subd Its II. IL
anu IL - ..---- -. 49, ~
Carrie ii Lamberson 10 ~Alphonsine Mi
chaud. II u. blk Portland add. 1.5OO
Nicholas f Noel to Eugene Noel. 1t IL.
blk lG3, Robertson's add TO West st
4,Voo
It 3. blk 3. Portland. 1850
Hiram E Hoard 10 j L Helm, Is 9 and
10, blk 81. syndicate Add No 3d.. 1900
August Anderson TO Cecilia Hawkins,l 1t
20, blk Z. Anna e Ramsey's add 49,. 1850
Frederick Z IIowey to w 5 Darby ct al,
1t IL, subd blk 93, Lyman Dayton's.. -. $500
One unpublished. 49,. l., 90
Total. l3 transfers.. .......... SIS, $50
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Jebb q Schauer, Auctioneers.

FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT
market . house, on Saturday morning.
Sept. 10, at 10 o'clock sharp; furniture
and carpets of all kinds, cook, coal
and oil stoves of all kinds. Parties looking
for bargains should attend our Saturday sales,
Jebb u Schauer, Auctioneers. 422 Wahasha st.
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Total, 10 transfers
Thursday.

Christopher Olson to Joseph / Beau
mont, lis II and Is, blk s, Summit
View IS :, 400
II Il McClung 10 Michael Melchior. 1t
Felix Berube to Claudius 3 Pease, 1t 8,
blk ., Syndicate d Nc L.. ....... 1,4N
Mary A McClUng 10 Theresa Winkier,
north y of 1t /, blk 6, Como Heights. 400
Guy | Lawton to A Ii Paget, 1t l. blk %.
.Oakvilie Ark. 49,. 1000
Il c Libby ct al TO ella L Waugh, 1t %,
blk !, Clifton 2.0C0
Carl II Park to Charlotte C Park. west
"a 1t s, Llk 1, A 3 Wilgus' add. 1850
May Crosby to Frank A Bedell, 1t 5, blk
ii, summit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Charles E Larson to Oscar f Johnson,
west 30 # OF 1t Ii, blk Is, Arlington
Hills. ). 1,125
Frank A Bcdcll 10 Nary Crosby, 1t %,
blk !. Summit View add. go. 1,500
Lottie Lofstat to Charles o Rice, 1t Il,
blk Z, olarke's add. -. 49, 1900
Rudolph Schiffmaun to Henry Schorn,
pit of blk 81. LYMAN DaytOn's add. 1000
-Four unpublished ......... .......... 1850
Total .S31, 275
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MUSICAL.

ERANZ STOLLWERk, piano tuner and
L repairer of all kinds of art instruments,
pianos, organs, zithers, music boxes. ETC.;
frst-class work guaranteed: music furnished
for parties, receptions. etc. Office ct Fred
erick Kult's drug store, 44J Wabosha ST.. resi-
deuce. 7f2 York ST
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FOR RENT.
Manning's Renting Agency.
Davidson Block, Corner Fourth and jackson
Streets.
We Solicit Rent Collections.

7I-ROOM modern house, 473 Partridge ST.,
Ii possession given Sept. Is.
14room modern house, 211 Grove st.
12-room house, suitable for two families,
934 Clark st.
10room house, large barn. six and a half
acres of land. three miles east of Broadway.
11-room modern house and barn. 403 Case st.
[ 10-room modern house. so East Ninth st.
Groom modern house. 1863 East Unlver-
sity av.
.S-room house. bath. etc.. 221 East Eighth st.
Groom modern house. 400 East Eighth st.
S-room house, bath. ETC.. 20 Central av.
7-room house, city water, 6l3 Marion st.
7-room house, $50 Forest ST.
Groom house, city water, 703 Conway st.
1o-Toom house, city water and bath, 293
Martin st.
Groom modern house, 32S Van Slyke court.
broom flat, 75S Wabasha st.
4-room fats on second and third floors, %
Chicago aV.
Stores No. ass and 457 Rice st.
Store No. $50 Robert st.
Store No. ESQ Broadway.
Store No. 46l Robert st.
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IRQPODI

GaIROPoDIST-Mrs. F. J. Allon, 2ss
~ West Third Sc,
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Total. l3 transfers..
Tuesday.

Mary l. Dufrene and husband 10 Thorn
as Tanning, 1t 10, blk =, Robert 4
Randalls d -. $4,000
William Grube to Waiter a Wood Har-
vesting Company, part of 1t 70, subd
blk 1G4. Lyman Observation-Disclosures. 2,lNo
Carrie j Hanson to Jason Downer, II |,
blk -. Boulevard Addition No. -. 1,500
II. blk y. summit rk...-.......'. $500
Edward B Butler TO John c Bennett, II
81. Howard Park. 80. ............ 1900
William S Darby ct al to Timothy Fee,
II :, blk II, Dawson's dd............ 1880
Alfred Dnfrene TO Thomas flaming,
part of lt2, blk 4, Beaupre d kelly's
Id. 80. .......... 1900
Kate E Savage to Axel A Nystrom, lt23,
blk =. subd blk q, Mackubin Il Mar
halls. $500
Justus Ohage 10 Nora Pewters, It's 10
and II, subd blk lcs, Lyman Dayton's. 200
Nora Fewters to Justus Ohage, 1t Is, blk
+, Syndicate Addition No H.. 49,. 6,G00
Birdsey " Smith to Z d Donahue, 1t 6,
blk i. 5000
Henry A Castle to Joseph Schneewe!s,
1t IL, tlk s, 9TH add to North st Paul. 40)
Three unpublished $3.50
Total, 10 transfers. .125
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kavaIsagh ~ johnson. auction
GERS.


ZINE FURNITURE. CARPETS. RUGS.
etc, at Public AucIiou.-We will sell at
public auction in the store No. 1873 East Sew
enth ST., on Wednesday. Sept. Z, at 10 Il. m.
a large and very fine lot of household furni-
ture, consisting of six very fine bedroom
suits, one elegant parlor suit, easy rockers,
divans. center tables. one oak writing desk
very fine for ~parlor), bookcase. wardrobes.
hall tree, fire oak sidetoard, dining room
table and chairs, hanging lamps, mirrors,
bureaus, commodes. one very fine cooking
range, one New Process gasoline stove. d lot
OF body Brussels, Moquette and ingram car
pets, rugs, art squares. etc. etc. This is an
exceptional fine lot of goods; parties looking
for bargains in fine goods should attend this
sale. kavanagh & Johnson, Auctioneers,
lS6, 1SS, 191 East Sixth st.
brand NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
~ ture. Carpet, Etc, at Auction-We will
sell at public auction at the residence, No.
455 Marshall av., Oh Tuesday. Sept. &. at 10 Il.
H., all the furniture. consisting of parlor
suits, oak cheyal bedroom suits, rockers, fine
folding bed, mattress, hall rack, hanging
and stand lamps, sideboard, extension table.
and dining room chairs, clocks, fine kitchen
cabinet, dishes, glassware, oil stove, cooking
utensils. ETC., etc; all the Ingram carpets.
rugs, etc. These goods are brand new: par
ties looking for nice goods should attend this
sale. kayanagh & Johnson, Auct;oneeIs,
LEO, 1SS and 100 East Sixth ST.
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EOksALE-Dairy,b bakery. confectionery
L fruit and cigar store; for cash only;
good Locations: doing good business; owner
A, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

FURNITURE of e~leven-room house, full
first-class roomers and boarders: eyery-
Thing new; first-class location; a snap. is,
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

$1,000 r bS4ns l'o coant farm ni in sass.
forty miles from Minneapolis, one mile from
railroad station, quarter mile from school,
and joins Lake Fremont; l20 acres broken,
40 acres good timber and pastures; new five
room house. new well. large barn. room for
fifty head of stock and graiaty: all fenced.
and joins improved farms on all sides; one
third cash. balance Oh long time. NJ. Zim-
norman. 11C Fifth ST. south, Minneapolis.
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The James e. BatellaHn
Renting Agency.
AGENTS FOR CARE OF PROPERTY.
ESTATES MANAGED.

ESTATES MANAGED.
las EAST FOURTH ST.
IF YOU are seekinga home in any part of
L the city, call at our Office and get a printed
list. We have houses suited TO all tastes and
circumstances We cali special attention 10
a few very desirable ones:
421 Holly av 10 rooms. 4
500 Holly av., 0 rooms. ...... ........... IS
610 Holly av.. 10 40
S25 Holly av., s 81
246 Dayton av., 0 roosls...... ......... IS
346 DAYTON av., 9 20
All Dayton av., 10 rooms. 30
$40 Laurel av.. S Cheap
73i Marshall av., 10 rooms. SO
$40 Rondo ST., 6 rooms. 25
462 Fuller ST., s rooms. %
IS Tilton St. 10 rooms.. ....... 40
373 Washington ST., 10 rooms. ......... 80. As
557 Canada St, 0 IS
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ENOi SALE-Small livery stock and barn:
l. forty boarders now in the barn; will sell
or lease barn; must be cash or good paper.
lis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

EUkNiTURE-For sale, furniture and
L everything pertaining to the Grand Cen
trai hotel: or will rent the Grand Central Res
laurant. formerly used as dining room for
the hotel, with everything complete. as well
as fixtures tor.the Kitchen, at So per month.
This IS a good thing for q live man. as he can
have the, trade of the hotel and the former
patrons OF the dining room. The location is
unsurpassed being at the corner of Seventh
and Wabasha SITS. %- tf
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WARE MAN or timer with linn
IL tied means can buy n hardware. stove
and tin shop business; low price; location A
]; rent cheap; daily income on gasoline and
oils alone pays running expenses: good
stove and shop trade. Address No. 176 East
ROBBIE st.
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IL with al modern conyenieEces: Selby
av.. corner OF Chatsworth. A. X. Pruden,
400 Selby.
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AOUSE-For sale, new house on Fuller
IL ST., near Dale; newly furnished; all
modern improvements: open for inspection
this afternoon.
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uOUSE-One of the best built modern
IL houses in Merriam Park: city water,
furnace, barn. etc. j. w. Shepard, 81 East
Fourth.
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Edward COrning's Rent List,
34I Robert ST.

1893 S 1hkh hoale; very n fea rent ten 10 r sooa
tenant.
533 Rondo-A modern e!even-room house.
steam heat, S35.
5H WabaSha-Good seyen-rOOm house,
city water and sewer. $50.
U36 Pine-Good eight-room house, SIS.
co. East Fourth G siX-room house,
$40.
Unfurnished rooms, 1eI2 West Third, all
conveniences; low rent.
Modern apartments for gentlemen, 43Ia
West Third; gas. bath. steam heat and jani-
tor services; call at 34l Robert for particu-
lars.
Stores Is, % and 43 West Third ST., at low
rent.
a fine 7-room cottage at st. Paul Park. on
the c.. b. d n. Ry.; very lew rent to good
tenant.
All parties looking for houses, stores or
fats will do we'll to call ut above address.
j.. w. Slaepard's Partial List.
Room l., 81 East Fourth Street.
NINE-ROOM modern house, 80 North
~ Exchange ST.; convenient for roomers
or boarders.
EIGHT-ROOM modern house. Marshall
IL av.: hardwood finish; newly decorated
and painted inside and out.
EIGHT-KOOM modern house. corner Kent
IL and Selby av.: in perfect condition.
CEVENTEEN-ROOM house. handy to
~ cars III business: splendid for roomers
or boarderS.
CTEAM-HEATED apartmentsin Victoria,
~ Richmond, Premier and Alden; refer
enceS required.
FURNISHED HOUSE twelve rooms on
l. .Crocus Hill.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Houses for Sale

DOR SALE BY DIVINE Err Nine-room
and University car lines. Inquire 500 Fuller st.
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ENOR SALE - Confectionery and cigar
L store: with soda fountain. ice cream par:
Tor; for sale at a bargain: good location. Ap!
ply 405 Henne pin av., Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

HOUSE-For rent, nine-room house GIG
IL Conway ST.. large yard. well water and
large cistern. Inquire on premises.
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

Observation-Disclosures Th bestlocality
LIZ on st. Anthony hill, and the best house
you can find for $50; 10 large rooms furnace,
gas and bath good yard and trees; go to see
it. The st. Paul Trust Company, Endicott
Building.
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HOUSE-For sale, elegant new residence,
IL S94 Laurel av.: 70 rooms: entire finish
and floor hardwood; all modern improve
ments; which will sell reasonable. See
owner, 1913 st. Anthony av.
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lOUSE-Eleven-room house for rent. cor
IL ner Iglehart and Louis sts., with mod
ern improvements; nice shade trees; will
rent CHEAP if taken at once.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

EfOR SALE Hardware business in Wis.
L consln stock consists of shelf hardware.
stoves. unware and sash, doors and blinds;
I'm shop in connection; good trade estab.
ilshed; this is a good chance for timer or a
person wanting good business investments;
invoices about $500: time will be gwen on
part with good security: good reasons for
selling. Address for three days. Address V
100, Globe.
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HOUSE-For rent, $50 per month";, ,S45
IL Ramsey st. eight rooms; hardwood
finish; a beauty: all conveniences; fine view.
A. B. Wilgus, 12S East Fourth st.
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uOUSE-Small house for rent at $50 Grove
IL st. Inquire Monday at IA East Thir-
teenth st.
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uOUSES-For rent. houses. suites of rooms
IL and stores, with complete fixtures. 5g5
South Robert st.
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AOUSE-To rent, on Marshall av., for one
II year or more. either furnished or I'M
furnished, house of nine rooms, not includ-
ing laundry, with all modern conveniences;
good cellar and attic; city and cistern water;
fine grounds; good neighborhood; equally
accessible to two street car lines; terms rea-
sOnable TO right party. S lOi. Globe.
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uOUSt-Small modern house, with large
IL yard, by responsible couple without
children; near cable line; state price. Y 10,
Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
TEN PAGES. =
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

Foreirn.-There was serious rioting in Russian
to,vn due 10 rumors that the doctors were
noisoniog cholera patents; sixty rioters "cie
tiled and hundreds were wounded - u
nrisoner nj Glasgow confessed TO comphciy III
the murder of Lords Letrm and Mountmorie'' III
Ireland. and of James Carey, the iniormer' -
Emnaror William reached Cowes on the German
immortal Yacht Kaiser Adler. - MT. "idu
s,onc WAS allowed TO leave his bed, though he u
s+ill confined 10 his room. - MT. Euihuhu
Yates writes of the World Of London.
Conyrcss-Both houses In session. - Senate ::
Sona,ors Hawlev and Hiscock spoke on the re-
.nI,s ot the Mckinley Tariff law. - House !;
,rho ,rov;sions of the Sundry Civil bill were eN-
tended until August A.
Domestic Valuable observations are 'eiie
male of the planet Mars rs the astronomers al XIV
Iick Observatory in California - lnlorina.ioi
wore made by ex-Private 1ams against Colo"'i
Hawkins. Licutenant-C Colonel btreator anu ouieoo"
Grim of the Pennsylvania Militia, Is cohn'0
tion with his recent treatment. - a cisnN no.
been annoying President HARRISON "i''' nS
etters from Atlantic City, n. j. - PROFESSOR
.,osss Colt TYLER Professor II. II. Boyesen anu
w F. Curtis delivered lectures at 'hau'au4ua
= CIT interest was manifested in the battalion
drill at the state Camp -. h,ud
CITY and Suburban-The strike in the ouiiu-
;,g trades las extended until work on all ne"
structures has practically stopped. = w"
Work. architects submitted plans FOR the new 80
t.ule's Hospital. - Annual festNlues Vi Wv
German Schuetzenbund began at cypress Hi'''
park + A considerable fortune was
found oddly concealed in the effects of an eccentric
woman who died unattended. - Lieutenant
Colonel Michael P. Small, L. s A., died. =
4 GOOD deal of incendiary talk was ut'erea az
an Anarchist meeting in the Bowery. - Inc
Iyosbincton baseball team defeated the Brooklyn
nine By 5 to g. - Stocks fairly active Du'
Atcbison and Reading furnished the only feature
90 tho trading. They gained nearly per cent.
Eric was in demand, but the changes in the teec
of the list were slight.
The weather-Forecast for to-day; Cieat OF
fair and cooler Temperature yesterday hlghes''
"a degrees: lowest, 81; average, -.
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PERSONAL.

~ =, .ho largest ranches in the world is owned
he woman. Mrs. Richard King. III mes "OVu.
,rtv five miles south Of Corpus ChIsti leAhS' anu
contains 100000 acres.
Tho newly APPOINTED member of the supreme 'ou' y
Mr. George Shras Is a giant in STATURE Vi uei'"'A
ca. ar,tio manners particularly courteous 10 younger
nor,h.rs n, the bar and possesses fine voice anu
reodv Wit Until within a few years ne sho"eu o'i
deucrs of a decidedly literary bent anu eve" Nv 49,
the Greek and Latin classics for enteTiai,si aid
olson is his favorte English and the residence Of
Tho family In stocktOn-ave., ALLEGHENY iiy, S ' ~,
scene OF many social gatherings ''"''
that city, Is her brother
Colonel Robert H. Crockett, Democratic candida"
fr Congress in the With District Of Arkansas, Is sid
10 be grandson Of the famous DaVy 'rcAe''
Senator QUAY has purchased what IS known as 'he
Matthew Stanley Farm. four miles north vi ,""'eS
vnle Penn. The senator passed his boyhood daS >
upon this farm being nephew OF Ma'' nop,anS lSs
inter whom he was named Inc lN" '0""
acres, and the price puid was @iV'''''
ou Friday a-t II was Just 30 years since Rcoecca
Nurse was hanged nj Salem Mass. on account vi LIT
religious convictions, and because nv """u nv
confess 10 being witch. The anniversary was
observed In what Il now the town oil DahVere' rVi
bong time her tomb was without n h mi ay
ir,errcnt Her later descendants have Just nnVellh
memorial tablet, suitably lnscrlbd IN ncr ~ - ms
forty persons who maintained the lhhoceu,' VI ..'
New England martyr before the court WHICH col"
demncd her,
accorttnc to foreign papers, Guy de MaupaNSant'
the famous French author who became insane uo"''
v.,- oco ha, no Glance Of regaining his reason
nv,u, 70 tho fact that he allowed 10 leave Dr.
Hlauche's Institution recently, to 90 10 batmhs
resort in the south Of France, report was 1prhu
abroad TINT he was mentally cOnvaiescent. NOR
,nn,tcly fhero seems 10 have been no foundation
for the good news few personal friends Will
watch over him at the resort for time, when he
viii return To khe asylum.
Chicago Aug l.-Camille saint saens has accepted
the invitation Of the Worlds Fair directors 10 come
~ Cblcaro pe1t summer. Mr.. saint will prob
ably choose May or June for his visit. lie VIII con-
duct progrnmmes OF his own compositions, ana Will
onn.ar as an orgnnist and at chamber concerts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02

land of Sa,r-York the delegates Of Ncw-York, with
a deep sense Of responsibility to the Democracy OF
the United states constrained to make answer that
in orr best judgment Mr.. Gevelands nomination
vould imper the of the party and would eX-
,o a 70 the loss Of the electoral vote of the state.
Mr. Murphy is a shrewd and experienced poll
tician whose political utterance touching the
strength of candidates has long been held in
HIGH resnect bv his party associates throughout
tbo State And this veteran leader deliberately
stated six weeks ago, for the benefit of whom
il micbt concern. that Mr. Clevelands nomna
tion would imperil the success of the Demo
cratic party, and would expose 1t 10 the loss
Of the electoral vote of the New ork) state"
Is if in the nature of things that person hold
ing such views can conduct campaign with
ANYTHING more than perfunctory zeal wet
blanket is not commonly regarded as an emblem
If hone and vet that is what Mr.. Murphy sig
nities in this campagn-a Cleveland wet
blanket.
OF coursc it is possible that at the meeting
of the Democratic Committee TINS week MI
Nurphy NAV tender his resignation and insist
upon ox-Secretary Fairchild or eX-hayor plac'
or some other recognized Cleveland Demo
crat. being appointed in his place MS would
give the Craftsmanship TO man not embarrassed
rs Mr.. Murphy is. and hence would brace 1t up
still it is not likely that Mr.. Murphy will re-
fire. For. in the first place there IS every
reason to believe that the craftsmanship Is agree
able to him and in the second place, there IS
every reason to believe that Mcssrs. FaIrchlld'
Grace and the rest of the Anti-Snap faction
are dsagreeable to him. He might be willing
70 see Mr. Cleveland win. in spite OF that CHI
cago protest But he will hardly help him to
thc extent of rcsgning his craftsmanship. We
cypect that Mr.. Murphy viii stick to that Office
and will make a vigorous show of campaigning
But he realizes that the Democrats OF New
Yorl, are beaten from the start this tlme' Tor
he himself has said it.