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Real Estate for Sale Staten island

YOU cAN BUY beautiful new cottage At
EriAin Park, EtusiiuH : J., "usy terms and
p"rtLly payments, uls'ut what you would puY
fm tent; pult one block FROM tidewat"r on Il
grind, wide boulevard; commands hrautif,l
w" ~ the lay; pcriitIrlI,sd supJh.rd with
si,ols. churches -l~'tric lights hyhraut water
std stores; dry cellars For all IHTti, ilgrs b,i
ores ~ call ~ ALBEIT LUTON, 81 Broad,
nav. New YORK
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Real E.t.te 70, Ssis-New Jersey.

4 LARGE, modern. built bs lse. Is rooms and
attic, 30 m nutes from CIT, Esl. Nth, healthy
ground ma-uino-nt view seleot psiRhhorho"d
RS, boz, stable and extra ground u DESIRED viii
EAST ORANGE, n. j. Desirable propetts. tall
prlces) for sale furnished and unfutn ish-d
houss, To rant r. - COND1T, opposite Brick
Church STATION.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
Advertisements under this clas-
sification repeated in THE EVEN
ING WORLD every day but Mon
day without additional cost.

A LARGE unfurnished front basement to let for
light business purposes. Inquire l4S West 10th.
Light, airy basement room and bedroom; sta
tionary range. hot and cold water. with large
yard. nnoccupiet except Mondays. suitab'. for
iann.irers near 3tth al. ferry. rent ~ . month +,
partly payable IN light services as holsssseper.
Address. for one week, q. p. BOZ As World.
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Real Estate Wanted.

BOSTON Cheap hou-e wanted Will give Broos.
Ign hons In payment send particulars BOSTON
HOUSE boI % World
WANTED Long Island farms within 30 ril.s OF
city ASMUS CO, 1879 Montague st. Bklyn.
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Real Estate

THOMAS p PAYNE. pc broadway. old sstab:
shed bic brok er has many parosls lar 20 and
email, Of city aud country p,operty T., sale or ei
sTty, lots farms and suburban cottages csah buy.
srs for iarxains; downtown property wanted. CAL
or write for general Information.
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Furnished houses to Let.

23D ST, AtS WESi-iarye .s'ory, basement, II
rooms. nsatN furnished, b0ArdtnE or Rooms .
possession imme mate.
NICE HOUSE. good block low rent room, rented
furniture sells cheap bar, AN, Anir-ss
CASH, BOZ ISL Uptown World
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Flats and Apartments to let.
urfu,nished-Esst Side.

m.S ~ Or TOO moor &c to-" to . ~"
family,
CerH 81, a2s EAST between IL, and I'd .,... =
| ti,. largo nnc rooms; stationary tuDs; eon'sn.
| iont locDtion sl5.
6srH ST. 252 FAST = room spsrtmrn'. marble
hi. 81 i'i a. N. a% w." s. rents ~"
| 71SI ST. AZ LAST EirrNut foIttn fat, slI
SS%' 40" .s M . ..h Gs
,itul 3 ,or ! toom, ~ 50 uuwsri.
ecu ~ 70, Z ,sr-P.,lor floor and basement.
al Improvements nest !. ststrin fl4.
iafli ~ Darlington aud Park AYES Three unfrr.
NJ he'd room', private house, hdhre" osn-r.
1893 81 ny.
7yrn 81. ~ FAST Eve n-,ntirn, ton.. and
$50 Owner sltrtnoJn.
s2D 81. los EhsT--Ii.ndsom- rat, ''sry con.
y.n'rno" owner giving up honse.scpina rent
$50 81. rs LhNT -SI rooms and haih all i'm.
prove uauts, nsar Sd ave- l. station +22, r2'
saD 81. III AND iit thST Flats G rI-sAnt
lirEe rooms all improvements, ms location !;
18Th sr., 335 EAST 80 Par or nst. all Improve.
nent.. ro"m' full uss ni yarL
ssrH sT nAsr.Ess.o, ;!nsls il., soom;.
ssrIi ST, III EAST 1.ook' inok $40 Elegant
fiat, rooms and bath heated hstI
sori ST, .Ias EAST Elegant nst., rooms,
sepatate d'ui ~. Dom, bstn, hsht 'hr onghout,
oOrli ST. iip EAST. near Pork ave-. q rooms
and ba'n; ligh', s2l. S9t rent from Oct. to
rs-psctsbi- family.
18TH ST. PARK ave. Elegant nats. handsomely
rscorstsd all improvements, four aud ssvon
rooms, hl9 tos26.
18TH ST. 29s EAST b"tweo1 2 / and 81 ayes.
Flats. rooms, newly pa lntcd and paparrd; rent,
VIZ To tl6 Apply on premises, or In once 1917
I'd ave-. corner 0+'hst
ocTH ST, 2li no -, FAST Nav ho,..,, ,thr..
AID four room apsrtmonts. 80 t. bl+; dumb
walters. cctriu tells, hot bath' free to tenants
wids street doors osaf-nsd.
06TH ST.. inp 10 ,dT EAST, mar Lexington
ave. -D.corstei apartments. aud room',
range: boil VI, tubs. Sc.. vi 10 street, park EN-
ttauce high, healthy location smaii select fam
ilies only.
l02D ST.. ia EASr-Ons month free el.gsnt
Hats; large light rooin'. with ell improve
menis; now house, rout fl2. 80 to sI. IDauirs
Janitor.
l05TiI ST. 500 FAST, near I'D hve -Fia's, i've
rooms. ns~lr painted. JanitOr ou premi'es.
ll.TH ST, 10 EAST, between Madison and +'h
ave'. Elegant fiat s,I beautifully decorst ii
rooms and bath, all improvenents,9 $40, brAuti-
fui velvet carpet In halls.
10TH y B.. 40 IA E Month free new Hats. a
rooms. bath nll improvements; beautiful neigh.
borhood W.. xh
l2DLH ST. &c EAST Month ir.s, elegant flats, q
rooms. bath. all ihproyements, private halls,
S22. &2l
l23D ST. 1O7 EAST Elegant ns's. steam heat,
and rooms aud bath. $50. Premises,
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Furniahed-North Of 9Th Street.
FURNISHED FLAT FOR RENT-6 rooms and
bath. 1884 A.. near 7th ave. also ST. Nicholas
ave., near 1861 at.
SAMUEL H. BAKER. 2bl wsst l35thst.
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Loans.

Cne ffn,e, 3sc. ! ~ line Sscohd Itne. ffr.
par NJ, 7hud ond subsequent Times, 0c.
lne. DdDy nd Sn don
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Houses Wanted Country.

wANfED,sIn. house. about half hour from
city email family; must be low rent.
AMERICAN, boz 279 World
WANTEDT TO RHsr- detached .ubar bAn hoass.
rooms modern Improvements within rs
Fiinny,s q 81. AddIsss. With full paTtieulAT
LIVINGSTON. bog 267 World.
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COLUMBUS AVE, o., near ~, .t,,-'I,ni.
n. zine SaS S' 1H S' snssf on
ptrmItes.
COLUMBUS AVE. 81. bot ~.su ,iist .uu G2d ats,
meuts' Stn .vs L.t.iion' c. NiuliULhS'p ' asa
broadway, near t2d St, or jauttor
COLUMBUS ,ariD AVE, 400 Superior apart
sah, $50 '"' ~"
IoI.ll MBllS AVE, Tower Coruer Block. lioh
aud 1!oth sts -nniy two HAT, remaining, $40,
st. s1S' sSo n''' W. ''' anu w. 'O' west '1''
COLUMBUS ANr;, 1855 7r.ons aud bath pr.
eli; ~: ", .S r'., looms ." c. en-
tniuMBl'> AVE, go, "rN oin I.. T. road
small tisn. > aud r""m,: deoorsted range.;
boiler tubs ae. small select ;smthr, only jan
COZ. ''MBl'S AVE 'dt -rhr-. aud four rooms
tabs an, rang" Inquire NJ iamto-
JANE ST, - - Two apart n-nt- cheap r.u,.
IkuItor,
LEROY ST. "a Three large front rooms, c,ll
aud zoe ihsm. NJ. H,rn.-
Waits 81. y ~. u =" let. .rlonitd apart
,Ihnitor.
wA\ERLtY PLACE. 1872 tI-r.nt n,,. Win al
modern lh,rt"'"meni'; rooms, s!i, every
h'hE nicely arranged. JGultot.
&rIi 81. "9G WEST Sirr, decorated Nat, ,,,r,
= n'enrnc. reul'si'tpsa! Juai'oI
tIll Az, IA ats for BUSINESS OF residence.
hot aud ooli water seven ROOM, sni alta
. 'Iu AVE-, '3t-Mhol- ur-, hooi rooms an.
'.
! 7rh AVE, 3OO. HO2. -. 97Tn 81 usn,.oms
| mats, ! rpnms and bath, a. improvements
d-cntated slll'snt rooms new noG,-- s!ito 49,.
srll AVE, $50. near +stn ST. .Iup hnur y I.rg,
lisht rooms tgird ioor. rear, rooms. ~ perfect
oti-r rent low. JIuItt-s-,
SRA Avn, cor. ll.rH 81. Modern flats from
SIS npHAri. Inquire OF JsuItnr .iu3 SIN ave,
/ llrli 81, ~ NfSf, near 5th ave. Elegantly
decorated hats all improvements slt TO 81 ;
jsn,toI.
/ tNrIi Sc. u; w,Sr-Io let, second toor 81,
: t'"mS rent moderate.
, lglH ST, g?7 .12g wTSr- Elegant spartm.ui,
: ~ hGht to"us, all Improvements, TchNunib le
! rent. dsnitur,
/ 2lNr ST. jl7, Slp. all WE>r Decorated ar,rt.
mtnts' UT rooms aud bath reut- Sgl to s?I
?itli ST, 40 AND 12s WEST Ad..a and -,
wilma small lAm'y Hats, rooms. A. Improve.
mcnts. $50 sac
!GTli ST.. 3S6 WEST T. egant three room I.,.,
d.curste', Improvements, pr.,Ate hall,, Sl+ /,
! SIC. ,lauitut.
27TH STREET. 2O1 wESr-tlats tire. aud iruI
! rooms, slt to SIS newh papered and Decorated.
s0rh ST, pa wtSr-Floor To- lot , rooms, to
t"o'dutN' rri's,o h use. r-ntSl2.
SAD ST, 3l6 wISr-u hoice decorated a.t., con
I sstlng of four Iu.,u' Aui bath, all improve
ments, reduced rental u select tAmIhs,. Jan tor
36rii ST.. 33l WFST.
kENI~ HEDuCrD.
few more oft NJ tho,s dcSit. blr 1 and & roo m,
ANA oath. al iitht all impro'cnents Lapitor.
s6rH ST, s73, and 9th ave- Uh.r,7iuv .p.rt
mrnt, Sl5 no nat, beautiful loeauoa. Owner,
DotntnSs refsTcnoe',
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Furnished-West Side.

turniSneo-West size.
1881 ST., 1<0 WESr-Com nlstely and newly fur.
oishei fats. four rooms and bath steam heated;
southern exposure; near STATEN; light, clean; &35
monthly Bartlett.
PRETTY LITTLE three-room furnished fiat.
everything complete. 81 weekly. fingk, PAP
West 23d st.
MO .LY FURNISHED FLAT on 99th st. near
9Th ave- reasonable rent. T.. I, 65O Sd ave.
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Re., Estate for Saie-city.

Que 7iD,s, ESQ. .rr tue; second 7inis, sfr
per hne; 7hnd aud subsequent Itnes, Soc
per Ilns No priyd cL,orJe ~. lS,Indd'
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BAD ST s3S EAST To let, pnrlor floor and base
mont, f2s, or top floor, tl6. to respectable
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lsr On, 5SFEHrs I'll 70 Rb9 ss Wtf S6oMs All
BAH, PAkIOR HFATERS

HI I'D ~ TLhI, vi ~ tG5 KOOMS AND
SsrH ST. aI6 WEST, be, wee, 9Th and oh ave,
Apartments Of = roons. JanItor 90 premi'ea
ssrIi ST, All wEsT-ss'su larse, light rooms
bath rent moderate.
o9TH 81, ?G6 WEST. near 9Th avs. ft.x.nt
hats. al! llEht, decorated, all imptoy-m.nts .
room'Ani bath. sitra largs, low rnut. Jauitor
isl 81, $40 wksT-Thrss Large rooms, PAINTED
slttinG, knohen Aad bedroom, 81. 80, House.
keeper.
+3D ST., 343 WEST, "a aud sd f.,.-F,,. pn.,
large, iEht rooms wash,ubs, rSnEssi SO. $40
GOTH At. sbs AND $50 wkSi-Eirxsnt apart.
msnts; hats 4 ana all light rooms decufAt tod
CIV, slJ. JAnite.
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Que 7fn,s, s5C. .cr tue, second iin'', sfn.
Der lfne. THIRD ana Subsequent Times, SOC
per Iine. No eLiyd chorJe ~. Snndd' g.
Above 18th ST., sth Ave. to East River.
EXECUTORS SALE to close an estste-The siI.
story tenement and store, Aston teass. honss
as East 18th at. long lease. ground rent only
$500; annual rent. 81. ia. JOIN MElSTER.et-
eoutor. 2Sl r. 10Th at or huEust Hassey. Ave A.
FOR sALE-Si2. 600 brown stone house; sesant
condition; 3-story and basems Il ~ Fast va
st.. or oWNEf' ~ Nosey"
NEAT COTTAGE, 10 room, for tals or to let
Z. reasonable to right party. l6V East 8Uh st.
+. Above ,sth 81. 9Th Ave. to North River.
COLUMBUS t9th) AVE. near l0lst st. Five
ttory, 2 stores, double, well-buit, Tally rsnted
cold wstsr fiat, S25. 900 easy terms.
CYklIIE CARREhU. Grand At. and bowsrs.
FOa sALE-Two la,gs double flats. south side
1881 ST., between TIN aud Hth AYES, which rent
for &3. 800 each liberal amount loft on mortgage
r. b. WALKER. 80 Nassau st.
NEAR RIVERSIDE DRivE-EisRant 20 foot Z.
stors residences: all Improve IN 'nts; hsidwJoi
cabinet trim throu shout, plumbinH special isi'
tureI hne view Of hudson. For terms aud circu-
lars. S2s West Sad at. -
North OF iasth Street.
BATHGATE AVE. 18th and lssth sts.-Drick
houses. 10 rooms. b. ock from Sd ave all i'm
provements Oue for inspection, will rent J.. u.
MAYHEM, III wsit +2d at.
TAYLOR AVE. Fordham, lots. 25l1Oo. level
mn ok; trce 500 each; easy terms sold
separate; worth 81 900 cnch. II. OSBORNE
SAi.. H. nrPkm NJ.
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Boarders Wanted.

one Tine, roc. per me; .Second TINS, r7A
per Hne; 7Hud aud !SnbsequeH. Times, Ia
per line. No ezra charge on Sunddvs.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR Tr--Advertisements
for The World may he left at any Americas
District Messenger Once In the city where the
charges will be the same ~ those at the mails
of1cA
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8. near Greenwich ave Two large
ooms; also single rooms: nicely FUR
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unfurrIshed West Side.

COLUMBUS AVE. GA, near gl.t st,-,Iani.
some Tia. rooms. bath, hot aud clld water ,
nall heated, SlY per month. Apply to jsnitor on
premises.
cola 'MBtS AVE-, 81. bot wesu list And G2d sts
Elegant flats OF rooms aud bath All improve.
msnt.: 9Th ave. station. q. NICHOLAS, Iis3
broadway, near tsd st., or jAuttor
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Flats and Apsrtme nts to Let.
Unsurn,.h.d-nor.h os,.s,h Street.
FLATS

8 to 4 rooms and b,th. $40 and upward. Wit
all improv"mo1ts. West SIDE orfice, 24s Columbu
ave Esst sue once, Park ave. and s6th st.
HOMER BOSrwICK.
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SQUARE, 7O-Niosly fur
-, tor Housekeeping or gentlemen
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

one Tims, soc. per iiiis, SpCOnd 9iJte, n
per ime; nara aud Subsequent Times, Is
per iUie No rLtrd charge or Suuddys
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to rooms and b,th. $40 and upward. with
all Improvements. West rids offics, a43 Columbus
ave. East sue once. Park ave. and 66th st.
HOMER BOsrwlCK.
vro'shed-srookiyn.
MADISON ST., s3s. Brooklyn -Four and ave
rooms. ,arGs and light rent all. Sl2. Sl3.
SEVENTH AVE. .Js-Beautiful wide hat; 7 rooms
and hath. steam heat. perfect light. $50.
VERNON AVE. 1884. $50, 390.-Eiegant DECORATED
fats. rooms and bath; central location :rsnts
moderate.
ELEGANT APARTmENTS. o. i03 Dufi-id st.,
near station. minutes walk to bridge: each
nat absolutely private. now aud improved, 4 or
rooms! a. large, light And finely bnis he'd don't
fail to ser tasin; SIS TO $40.
FLATS To LET; all improyement,; i've rooms
rent, Sl2. Inquire OWEN, TT Oates ave. q,
BROOKLYN.
Furnishsd-Esst Side.
10Th ST., ~ EASr-Largs suit; private bath
toilet; desirable doctor, business or dwelling or
bachelor apartments.
Furnishsd-West Side.
ABINGDON SQUARE-Thrss connecting rooms.
together or separately; bath; board II required.
Ne~ry, COS Hudsonst.
10TH ST. IA WEST (outsids boll)-Ap Artms mt Of
3rooms. nicely furnished for housekeeping.
18th ST., 1855 WEST-Tro nswlv furnished flats
hVeAn iEht rooms and bath; Ii,no, linen, gas.
DO. Japtor.
S9TH ST, 2O wFST-Nio-ly furnished nat;
rooms and bath; brass bed. SILVER. &c. Janitor
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MANHATTAN AVE. III, short block from ln4th
St eisyated-Pleassnt front room; private
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| CHARLTON ST., 39-Largs room to let for men
| or light housek eepinR,
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IlE ioItSi Scysh rooms and bath rents. S2H to
West t3a privstr halls, JAnitor service
loom ~. ' tour taptt't-s 70 house.
StS R-nt, SlS TO StU. sI rooms an
Nest bath private nails Jsnit,r service
12fth 81. Applv 10 JApitors premiass or
10 now And L. PISCkNrY. m,u,ger OF estate
u hrohdwAy. New YorA NlI.
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WELL luRNlSHED, pleasant apartment, near
bth ave. anu lNth 81, two rooms, private / q |
end a'h; hrst fooT. Address Watson. p. u, Dor
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bgrH 81, 329 EAST between lat and Id s,s.. -
live latg. nnc rooms; stationary tuDsi eon'sn.
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was organized the Democrats were
gwen the vice presidency and the Re
publicans took all the rest. B. Il.
Clay, the retiring attorney, and
the Democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton. was strong enough, however, to
break the Republican slate. The eau
Gus had agreed to elect Claude B. Leon
ard attorney. At the meeting Leonard
had to be thrown overheard, and John
Day Smith was elected. G. NJ. Loring
and Prof. w. W. Folwell were two of
the Republicans vino voted for Clay on
the second and third ballots. BradiSh
is believed to be the other, and the man
who cast the decisive vote for Smith Oh
the fourth ballot.
The rear Of the room aud the secre-
tary's Office were crowded with aspir-
ants to the secretaryship and with Re-
publican politicians when the board
met. c. NJ. Loring was elected presi-
dent by a practically unanimous vote.
Stoft and Folwell each receiving Que
complimentary and one being blank.
Mr.. Loring took the chair with few
words of thanks to the board. Jacob
Stoft was made vice president i'll the
same way.
Not ali the candidates for secretary
were accorded even the honor OF q
formal nomination. w. S. Briggs, the
crusader. was proposed by Bradish.
Scion Armstrong by Regain, G. l.. Cove
by S. E. Adams and E. II. Holbrook by
Prof. Folwell. The ballot stood: Cove,
s; Armstrong, 2; HolbroOk, /; d. G.
Handy. /; Briggs. l; G. H. Brinsnoid,
|. Cove was declared elected.
The board voied Tor attorney without
nominations. The first ballot stood
John Day Smith, 6; C.. 3. Leonard. l:
B. 3. Clay, 8: A. Ii. Mum. On the
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penal Institutions; an improved en-
ployers' liability law; law making
500 the minimum amount for which a
mans labor may be garnished: a law
allowing municipalities to resume
ownership of all franchises under
right of eminent domain: the
abrogation of the conspiracy law as
applied to labor organizations: a consti-
tutional amendment forbidding the state
supreme court to nuliify the action of
the legislature; the appointment of
constitution committee with view
to revising the state cOnsti
tuition; law prohibiting child
labor; free text books in the public
schools; an effective employment agen-
cy law; factory inspection law; the
adoption of a system of minority repre-
sentatiou in the legislature; the abrOga-
ton of the law giving the creditor
further claim Cd the debtor when mort
gage foreclosure and sale fail to satisfy
the debt in full; the abrogation of all
laws for the collection of debts and
the increase Of the volume of money to
a sum sufficient to enable the business
of the country to be done Cd cash
basis. Gov. Merriam is denounced for
vetoing the lien law passed two years
ago. and protest is entered against the
establishment Of bureau of immigra
ton.
A series of resolutions relating to
clergymen were adopted, beginning:
Resolved, That this assembly ask the
clergymen of Minnesota, "Why in cases
of disagreement between labor and cap
ital, with but few exceptions, and those
few exceptions generally the pastors of
liberal churches, they array themselves
on the side of capital?
"And be it further resolved, We be-
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next two ballots Smith and CLAY each
had z. Smith had OIL the fourth bal
lot. And the ambition Of Senator John
Day Smith had been satisfied, to the
displeasure of a large and increasing
number Of good Republicans.
On motion of Prof. Folwell. seconded
by Dahn, the secretary was instructed
to cast the ballot of the board for w. NJ.
Berry for superintendent.
The Minneapolis Improvement COM
pany northeast presented to the board
deed to eight acres of land adjacent to
the land already designated for Column
bia park. This comes as gift from the
improvement company.
The city attorney was instructed to
take steps TO secure possession of the
land within the boundaries Of Mime
haha park. now held by 5. A. Maxwell.
Maxwell owned stone quarry which
was included in the lands designated
for the park. The awards of the com
, missiOnerS in condemnation proceed.
ings were confirmed by the district
court and the supreme court. Maxwell
was allowed $4,000. His stone quarry
was valuable. He had private under
standing with one or two members OF
former boards that he would be given
more than the award of $4,000, SO he
held on to the land. His controversy
with the board has been running three
or four years. Now the board will pro-
coed TO diSpoSSeSS him.
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dred and eighty arrests were made and
the parties afIerward discharged. Of
these convictions 2,012 were sent to the
wprkhouse, 50 to the reform school, 140
bound over to the grand jury. 56S sem
fences suspended before commitment
and IT'S afterwards. The total income
to the city for the past year through
fines was $40, 63S..2l, of which Sl5.317.56
was paid for court expenses. The total
number of civil cases begun was 1887.
|, The report then gives description Of
the court, and discusses the general
method of transaction of business there
Rand. continuing, shows that the civil
eases have'fallen off 262$ per cent from
] tile year 1891. and the fees So per cent,
while the criminal cases have increased
ia 13-l5 per cent. The amount paid the
t.rAy has increased 21% per cent, and
lIhe receipts have exceeded the eXpendi-
lures by about 70 per cent. The report
closes by recommending that some
! method be adopted whereby the clerk
of the municipal court or some one at
the court may know when a prisoner is
released, which he does not know.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
A Terrible Accident.

John Conmors, laboring man, living
at the corner of Fourth street and
Twenty-siXth avenue northeast, met
with a terrible accident last night
shortly after 0 O'clock. He was crossing
the Great Northern tracks at Main street
northeast, when he was struck by a
switch engine and hurled fully thirty
feet. His right leg was cut OF at tho
hip joint and his right arm at the Shout
der Joint. The patrol wagon was called
and the unfortunate man was brought
TO the central station. Police Surgeon
Gibson ordered him taken to the city
hospital, and accompanied the patrol
wagon himself, being fearful the man
might die on the way. COnnOrs cannot
live, and it is expected he will die be-
fore morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT.
Henry j. Aitnow Gives an Account
Of His Stewardship.

Henry j. Altnow, deputy clerk of the
courts, and formerly clerk of the mu-
nicipal court, has prepared his report
for presentation to the city council,
showing what was done in the munic-
ipal court during the year ending Dec.
81, 1892. 1t shows total of 7S9 conYic-
tons, among them being 1874 for assault
and battery. 26S for petit larceny, 60 for
grand larceny, 10 for forgery, for muir
der and manslaughter, 81 for habitual
drunkenness, and Z for embezzlement.
The grand total of convictions was 5,190,
the remaining 4.4Ol being convictions
under the ordiuances.- Of the latter,
335 were for disorderly conduct, 2,277
for drunkenness, 10 for gambling, 326
for keeping houses of ili-fame, l for
keeping gambling rooms, S73 for va
grsncy, "a for careless driving. IS for
being common prostitutes. Ssven hun
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
III. B. Martin Is Chosen Master
Workmen.

The annual meeting of District AS
sembly 70, Knights of Labor, was held
in st. Paul last Monday. The report OF
the meeting was given out for publiea-
ton Yesterday. The election Of officers
for the coming year resulted as follows:
For master workman. H. B. Martin;
for worthy foreman, Joseph Hanson;
district sec1etary-treasurer, 7. II.
Lucas. Executive board, S. P. Ras-
muson, j. A. Peterson, eX-officio D. NJ.
W.. u. W. F., d. S. t.
The executive board was elected to
act as a legislative committee. Judge,
r. c. Keel; Judge advocate, Z. j. Sc
burger: clerk, Charles Settgast.
For delegate to general assembly, d.
B. Martin was chosen; delegates to the
State Federation Of Labor, Thomas ii.
Lucas, Joseph Hanson.
The legislative committee reported,
demanding laws to increase taxes on
lands held for speculative purposes; on
eight hour day on state, county and
municipal work; So per day as the
minimum wages on all public work
that eight hours be made the legal day S
work; a more honest and thorough en-
forcement of the state account plan III