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flats to Get t;nrnlsne0.

MODERATE-S SIZED. well-furni -hsa
apartment in the thoroughly fire-prooi pui u
ing I'll Madison-ayc.
CHOICE furnished apartment OF teii
room. I'm the Osborne. 57th-st. and Ith-aNe.
terms for year very reasonable. Apply at
the Osborne.
DESIRABLE Furnished bachelor apart
ment; private house: large corner room
alcovc bedroom: furnace heated gas u.s.
Of bath: breakfast IL desired: one block
from elevated station. 231 LeAington-aVe..
corner ?4th-st.
FAMILY gong abroad. will let hand
somcy furnished apartment unusual chance
for any one wishing elegant, refined nome
Miller, 200 West 51th--t.
FURNISHED FLAT TO rent for one
year six rooms. all light. See JAN1TOE,
SO East 30th-st.
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Liverpool. oct. IA match has been arranged
between W Steintz OF New-York and the Liver
pool Chess Club to play two games OF chess
by cable. There stakes
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BROOKLYN Real Cstatc 90 fel

TO LET-Large corner stor' suitable
for anv business; thlckly settled and cen
trail choice place for general auction bu,i-
ness. SCOTT. 2,j10 Atantic.aVc., Brook
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise III sun 20 Moon set, IS Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
,M-Sandy Hook ~, tov Island IL 81 Hell Gate -
rN-Sandy Hook Island IL 81 Hell cate ~
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
MADISON on FEDERAL ELECTIONS.

MS EMPHATIC APPROVAL OF GONEhN"'Ni
OVERSIGHT OF THEN
To the Editor of The Tribune:
Sir: The repeal of the Federal Election Id" ~
demanded nv the Democracy the plea that the
law Ia unconstitutional and undemocratic AS PROOF
that the Constitution confers on Congress iu power
over Congressional elections quote from ''e 'V
marks of James Madison in the convention "n,''
formed the Constitution The Constitution provinces
that 1.-THE times. places and manner oil hoiuiiS .''
tions for Senators and Representatives shaIi De
,re.cr,bed in each state by the Legislature thereof
but the Congress may at any time by law make or
alter such regulations except as to the places Vi
choosing Senator's
said concerning this clause:
The necessity of a general government su up rs
that the State Legislatures will sometimes a, i ay
fuse consult the common interests "a, ee
This view of the question seems TO ueIlue ' 10, M
controlled right of regulating the times places d
manner OF holding elections: W ma. ua .i r',;or
al Legislature? or whom was it TO consist tirss
OF a Senate to be chosen by the state LeSlSIaturrs
n the latter therefore. could be trusted ther rpir
sentatiyes could not be dangerous secondly OF
Representatives. elected by the same peoPte conH
nioct tho State Legislatures. Surely thei II conn
dence is due to the latter. II must be que 10 , ,l
former II seemed as improptr IN TO- give to
The State Legislatures this great authority owl ~
election of the Representatives Of the people IN ,he
General Jegislat iire as IL would he to give 10 the
latter a like power the election or their repre-
sentatiyes in the state Legislatures.
Mr. Madison was one of the leading spirits III
framing the Constitution OF the United states anu
IN urging its adoption by the people he was Il
stckIer through life State rights. so far as was
consistent with the Constitution of his country ana
having been twice elected President by the Demo-
Gratis his Democracy cannot be called in question
Can II reasonably be supposed that if in congress
now he would vote 10 deny the Congress the rieh,
TO provide the manner Of electins its own memners'
In reference to the same subject, Mir. Hamilton
said. in convention:
am greatly mistaken IL there be any article IN
the whole plan completely deensible thh ths,
It's propriety rests n. evidence or TINS pam
proposition that every government ought 10 con-
tain in itself the means of its own preSerNa'loH'
Mr. Madison and Mr.. Hamilton disagreed on many
points but 1t appears they were one on the sun
1ect Of Congressional elections We venture 10
state that there is no legislative body on the race
Of the earth except the Congress OF the United
States that does not make full provision Tor thc
election Of its own members The esteemed sun
and world of this city claim TO be great stlckers
for Democratic principles: dare they quote the cause
in the Constitution the subject OF I0lsressoiid
elections with Mr. Madisons remarks thereon
HONEST ELECTIONS.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
AIR WEATHER GENERALLY FOR TO-DAY.

Washington Oct 1.-THE West India cycione, central
Friday evening over Northern virginia, has ADVANCED
north Of the ST Lawrence River attended by h'a'y f''
aud severe gales in the Middle Atlantic ana New
England States and the eastern lake icHi'"'
An ar. Of high barometer has moved SOUTH
a.. aver tho Southwestern State>, and the la
romet.r j. high thence Manitoba. The temperature
has fallen the central valleys. the LAKE regions anu wv
Middle Atlantic State: elsewhere IT has Hseh. mn
callv fair weather prevailed IN the central N"I,a
over the United States for sunday. except l" W. 49,
crn lake region over Northern NcwIn2anu Nl'r' Isi
weather will De preceded by rain ne "fPfIturc VIZ
fan in the Mddlr Atlantic and New f.nglald SI,s s h
viii be- scmcW hat higher the central valley, ana hc
western lake r..
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale

FOR SAkI..-Bcst built brick house in
Brooklyn; all improvements suitable for
two families great bargain: - 600 cash
chance seldom offered TAYLOR. 176
BE ndway Y. Y. or | .OG2 DeKaLh.ave.
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Tribune once oct Is a. m.-Thc weather yesterday
wes slightly cloudy with high wud-. Inc emreiaur"
ranged between = and - degrees the (G7I
being H.. lower than Friday ana - higher than
the corresponding day last yea.
In ana near ciy to-day weather will probably
D.. fair and cooler with high west wnG>.
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Iasker and Aibin. Pillsbury and Showater Tau
benhaus and Pollock. Jasnogrodsky and Delinar.
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DresenaNlnq.

A-A.-DRESSMAK ER, elegant cn.' ~
| and litter; r3 day or at home per- ade
| IN one week for $40; fancy waists, ,v,n,
and ball gowns speciaty. Az Eas' wv
|
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SHIPPING We us.
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. OCT. a. ises


PORT OF NEw-YORK SATURDAY. OCT. Il isa3.
ARRIVED
steamer PART. Randi SOUTHAMPTON October Z win
national Navigation 60. Arrived AZ The Bsr AZ ~
on s d,i"~n 'Tii n nsc 49, osba .nG tx . %
-,npcrs Vernon II niown Go. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Manitoba CEr Grinih. Londan oc'oe. 8 Win
H XS1iy, s''a q, the Bar Bar a, spm
stamcr Nnn.anth pliri Clft Cadr s~p.nb.r p In
ialls, Norton sons. Arrived a. the Bar at = 80
and III ,>ncers to II Codi'. Arrived At III"
steamer Ia Toaaiqo Fr,. tranquil m,yre octo
steamer sS.sTs VT .r'o '' nu i Nss. september .
with Oclrlch, 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10
r% si ' A"f'H rr r. It ia. van at
sandy Hook. 80 p m-wlna w,st strong br,re clc'r.
CLEARED.
Steamer Godsboro. Pennn- ton. Philadelphia william
steamer Old Dominion. Couch Newport New, and
III huond-Od Domiuon steamship Co.
steamer Ludgaic HI BD. Brown. Iondon->mie' son
STEAMER c.nal Risk. Key Wet AMI Galve'ron-c II
e Ne,e nyTa and NM, ys' 81 ,, H.
steamer iKni,keibocAcr. H,~.y New-ohean--E :
,teamcr John C Christopher. Crawford. Jacksonville
steamer Pawn,. ingram. Wilmington, e. and
Gco' gc'ovn : e. William r Ci,tr Go.
.tanier Ma ic.io nr rea II % >andcf,1n { Son.
steamer Nrsonaut 'EJ. MrIhlNi"y, Mont"go Bay
J T. kerr Z
>foaner II = Diuock. Coleman II 7 Dim0ck
steamer CTS " san Antonio Bskrmnn. Wc-t Point.
Na-Od Don ni0n steamship t'.
-. amc. f;oinnkr flulpher- Norfolk ami Newport
NcW~-O d Dominion steamship Go
Steiner BriNhlm fIir Di-!' Barr II Dum"-
steamer britannia IHr Brown. Liverpool lIend"r son
ErD-.
Steamer i w Bulo Demo. Biltimorc-Ii Foster.
st-aucr B,ku Stnd,rf Or. Bovine. Dover fpr orders
Gnst lIr'r. m .
a. r,coa -fion't.n. H4~- & Dlilet'.
steamer Italia JBr Craig Mdii'r ancl1 port, Hen.
on Bro-
sin Ilcecliyn tBf. GrGth-. AMER for oldcf>-Bow-
ling Archibald
! steamers Ia Gascocne On. H1yrc; Lucanla IN.
ryerfoo'. Arizona fI,r Liverpool; civ 81 Rome n
,-gnw ITALIA ff,csf Sict.in: Iorh Mare fir Rot
rrdarp Trcnp f',er HaVfc; Rotterdam Dutch I.oer.
i.r. ,ivrna fBr Eius-t.u: Iarh1f CIV iRr Hri-to
N.,ello fIlr. Hull; Venezuela. /, Guaypa etc. Seneca
Watan,. ,irnnaun Chafest % and jacksonville: Wrfrl
t.,1 ,.orn.. Kansas Cfty savannah Roanoke Norfolk
| and y, -vro-t NV, Old Domnl o.. Nowtor New- and
r richmond. 80 Nofic Nrw-pf'1n,; Italia IN Mcdit-
Shi,- CIV u Montreal Brun-wlck. ga: Knckcrbc,ker
\ Xev.Orl. an Gi'y 81 san NntonIo W.T. Point Va
! pswnce Wilmington. G Conai. Key We, and cal
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flats 60 Get, llnfurnishe6.

APPRENTICESHIP dcslrably located
l. and - Morton--i
Three aid four lare' l!sht rooms,
MVirri. improvements,
-li 30 20 80.
See Jan.tor. or KYLE. ,lo slave.
4 sTEAM.IIrATED TAT Of eight rooms.
- E,-, 30ih--t.
Fuel ,uip'i'd fr-c. R'nt $50.
Janitor or Jane, k'lc SONS. 80 3davc
AN ATTRACTIVE nat N eight rooms,
i3 Eat 3Oth ~.
All light: stanh a'ci pei supplied fr =
80 lrr annum.
Jauit1r. or James Kyle sous. dio 3iave.
APAETMENT>:- chcap,.i de,irahl ONES
la rirv 33 3 and - Irose-st.
-Four lar. light room.
All IN excellent o { ?. every Improvement.
go ~ f23.
See Janiior or KYLE. Go 3d-avc.
4 BEAUTIFUL light fat,
wAvEHLf. ld. Ert idth.st.
EIGHT rooms. every Improvement
$50 per year
JAMES KYLE 4 >oN> Go A-avc.
A-A.-rO LET In the Dalhou,le. 30 TO
80 g. ,ntn--i. fronting Central Park; "A
~ rhoirr apartment; ncthing better In the
In nous ab.oiul"lv firprcuf. Inquire
Of the lanit"f.
urlt -rnD.- vacancies in thi,
elegant apartment hoG>". rear Madison
-n,I,rr. rppl>. rcwly decorated ,tcim
,cs, elevator and hal ,r-,irc. Inquire
~ i,niior on rmi,cs. 10 al d ~ East 2itl
-
HANDS MI lsr.c ruoms. 3 Or I rn suite
very comfort AMI COW, nlenr" hotel sep.
,icc In aIartm"n'-housc. Apply HOTEL
,,EFNOHLr.. > ,th--t. apd 1th-iN".
PIATs and APARTMENT, furnished
ami u.funn- nri desirable locations. fOL-
sOM BROTHERS. s2i nradwav.
pIEASFNr ,uit = IN Frankly 81 Fast
I'm. Il nca- Br' adwN; $50 To 80 Ianitor
-.ru. AVE. ! .0is. corr sGth-si.-Elc2lni
'r,,'o,t overlooking Park, iGj . onl, one
Ian. SAM FL NlAoN. 90 BrSadway.
,-rIr.sT 22s WEST.-sX light. ole
,>a,,, furnished rooms bath. mlrros. mo
ouettes. fo!ding-bcds pofu RS; 80. e45.
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miscellaneous.

AT l. MANUFACTURERS PRICES 49,.
The VIM. Fisher bankrupt sto oil M,
Trunks, bags, yaliscs poe ketbooh sO,u .,
old house. CHARLES SCHWARTZ D.
ith-aNe.
CHESTS. monoeIams and armorlal bear.
ings artistically tatoocd az client- rrrlu In
by Swedish naval quaftermaster. taught ~.
japan: - t. $40 according TO desisn ;
highest references. CARL SWAN bE'''
i07 East 77th-st.
For SALE.-rwelve bound volumes.
complete Of The New-YOrk Tribuh.. us.y
edition. each volume contain IN "" ,Sn2
issue, Tor the years 1861; ls1-, u ,1oI
lsOi. 1865 and 1896. covering vi IN a
period Of the CIVIL War; nvaluaDie In ~
public or private library also, Daliy IA ID.
Inc, unbound. for ten year, ia,e W,yorl lev,
dress. with Offer. J. b. H., lO "d'e''e'
Plaee. ath fiat. .
GENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose VIII III
please call or addic>. EDWARD Mih'''''''
IS Gth-ave.. near waverly Place.
GOLD CHAIRS - % el-ewh9ii,c - ~
brilliant finish: suitable for Wedding y,
birthday pre,e lt- also rcgllding u"I', e.
low u ices. FURNITURE GILDIN" OoN'
fANl. 212 Gth-aNe.
RARE CHANCE for primary and kinder,
garfen teacher: good will and interest," ",
popular school well established CON r,,,,'
equipped. including Chickcring "rahu P'''o'
BoN -. Wc-tirld. y. j.
>UPEEiTrOrs HAIR removed per
manently without electricity no i"'"''
Nine. HALL. l72 West 23d-,t.
so To ~ 900 FOR Treasury >tock tl.n ,.
,eionb,ne assuring manifold galn-l "ahtri
toward manufacturing small. economic; Ill.,
r,n,,h,ut r,rhln.. I'll claimed JnstlhaDlc'
LEGITIMATE. T.. o. Box 3'b'lS.
ADVERT >TMENrs AND 81 B> IL Eip n
TONS FOR THE NEW.fOKk ! H. :. 49, :,
rNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED ~ LIE ID ID
f,or nortb ~ Thir,y-nrst--t. and NDVEK'
T IT'S at tie following nganch 90 -;
ncc- 81 shave. :. .. cor. 23u--t' ,,,,.
G,h.avc.: 80 Fourthave.. corner to.r'
r.enth.,t. 100 Th.rd-ayc.: li2 La,t tt9 9LL,hh
seventh i. corner M-ayr. lo0 Eist l-''h'
IT,. near ThId-aNe
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Furnished Rooms.

A CHANCE FOR PHY>ICIAN-Ba
u1r'rr Of house corner 3lth--t. elegantly
frn she'd attendance II desired. 237 Lex
iugfuu-1N".
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For New-Enriand and Esste Nov-fotk' fair pre-
ccdci IL rain No'thcrn port hS Of Name
.amp. hie Vermont and Eastern Ncw-h orb cooicr
brisk and high west winds. diminishing IN iofce'
For District Of Columbia. Eastern PennsyIN'ina New
Ic-scv Delaware. MARYLAND and Vugnis fair; cooler
west wrd>. - Ut,
For Wet Virgins, Weston PennsylN9na W',t , y
New. YORK. and ONO fai. except clearing near tc 'h-
In the early morning; winds diminishing III ioie''
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\ PARTY ~ hachclDr, ear fnd nneN-
csl tollbr accommodations with a private
American family living IN Eat Gl-t->t.
Who'll" foOr. consisting ~ 3 bed oom>. largo
1T NJ room AMI priv at bathrooms. refer
,nce. eN hanged. Address l.. 4. r., sta
finn n.
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Appended Is the scor
after Yesterdays Dlay.
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% Get for Business purpose

BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS. studios
and offices deSi rablc locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. $40 Broadway
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OF all the competitor:

| The players will meet at the Manhattan Ches
] Club, in the following order. tomorrow: Schmid
and Ryan. Oily and Hanham. Lee and Gossip.
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ZAHLEkT 81 MINrEA = Mfnuesota
n Steam Dye WorkA 24I East Seventh.
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Health Is Wealth.

On. 3. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TnEa>
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WANTS CAN RE LEFT

st the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and sunday
Globe.
NJ. D. Merrill, -. Broadway.
S.H. Reeves, druggist, Moore block, Seven
corners.
c. T. Heller druggist !2S st. Peter street
Straight Bros, druggists corner of Rondo
sid GIotto.
William X. Collier druggist, 19g East Sew
Inth street.
A. t. Guernsey, druggist ri Dale street.
VA. Hirseher, druggist, -; Rondo street
Parker d Westly, druggists, L7y East Third
uIeet
E. McCrudden confectionery 496 Rice
street.
W. A. Frost & Co., druggists, corner selby
md Western avenues.
B. j. Wife druggist, SEQ Market corner
Fifth.
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Flats.

t4'LAi-Elegaut seven-room housekeep ping
= apartment. very central, with steam heat
not water, gasrange hXlures window shades
screens, etc. 10 Eleventh ST.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS u. S

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS u. S.
Il Indian Service. Crow Creek and Lower
Brule Agency Crow Creek Buffalo County
5. D., December e, 1S93.-Sealed Proposals,
Endorsed proposals for Buildings" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned at Crow Creek
Buffalo County, 5. D., will be received at
this agency until l o'clock o. M of Decem-
Der ~, 1898, for furnishing all necessary ma
teriais and labor and erecting and CONFLICT
ing on the sites selected therefor on the
Lower Brule reservation. 5. D.. one { } two
story frame warehouse building: eight (S)
two-storv frame dwellings, and one % two
/ story frame stable-all in accordance with
the plans and specifications, which NAV pc
examined at the offices of the Builders Ex-
change st. Paul, Mimi; the Builders and
Traders Exchange, Omaha, Nebr: the
Tribune of Sioux City. Iowa: the Dakota
Democrat" of Chamberlain, s. D.. and at
this Agency. The buildings must be com
pleted and ready for occupancy by the Gov
eminent not later than June 30, 1894, and if
not completed on that date penalty of
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enforced against the contractor and de-
Quoted from the contract price to be paid
a form of proposal is attached to the speci-
hcations. The right is reserved To reject any
or all bids or any part of any bid, if deemed
for the best interest of the service. All
bidders Will be held TO conform TO the pro-
visions of the Act of Congress, approved
August l. 1892, relating 10 the Limitation of
the hours of daily service of mechanics and
1aborers employed upon the public works of
the United States and the District of Comm
bia-
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check or draft upon some United States
Depository or solvent National Bank in the
vicinity of the residence of the bidder, made
payable TO the order of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs tor at least FIVE PER CENT of
the amount of the proposal, which check or
draft will be forfeited to the United States in
case any bidder or bidders receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute a con-
tract with good and sufficient sureties. other
wise TO be returned to the bidder Bids ac-
check will not be considered. Forfurther
information as to location of the building
sites, means of transportation. ETC.. etc., APP
ply 10 FREDERICK TREON
U. s. Indian Agent.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

l. u EGTN THENEW YEAR by attending
- the j. D. Hess Shorthand School, Pio-
neer Press Building. and prepare yourself
tor filling desirable position. Best corps
i'Cf teachers in the Northwest
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NMPLoYMENT-W some charitably
- inclined person give me employment of
some KIND, office or any other: need work
bad: A references. Address Work. Globe.
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NJ EDiUM-Mme. Sandall gives advice on
VI all business and love affairs without
asking any questions; $500 challenge to anv
medium or fortune teller th9t excels her. 81
SECOND av. south, Minneapolis: up stairs.
m RS. VI. \. (TUSS EN- ESARKAEO0-
w 624 Wabasha St-Magnetic and massage
treatment Tor laralytic, rheumatism and
1ervous diSe ases; also baths 8 a. m to nm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26

STONk-Wanied to trade. a small stove for
larger one: will pay difference in cash
Address l. 132. Globe.
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Houses,

ii oUSE-Com ortable. handy house for
IL rent. furnished or unfinished: or will
sell furniture in house very cheap. Address
NJ. g. r., Globe
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HOOk-First-class trained cook would like
- to do general homework; would work
Tor Sll; Please call between and D. H.,
677 ST. Peter ST.
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CRfFROPODEST.

NHIhOPODIST- Good thing for sore
- feet. Good Luck Salve. sure cure for
chllbiains and all other frost bites. If your
Druggist does not keep it, send or call ". II.
lockwood, ChiropCdist, 2j5 and 29l Endicott
Arcade building; Sc SOC and ST. box
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n OUskWORK = GIRL sixteen wears old
t1Wou!d like to learn TO do housew DIRK where
she can go home Saturday nights; will work
cheap this winter. Address ;35 Lawson st
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TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGn-Pent Mich. store bujld-
II ing and ~ acres Dakota land-S6, tOO:
want merchandise. j. 7. Judd, l67 Dearborn
St, Chicago. II
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DIANO-A standard make piano, never
L used. for sale at just half Of what it
cost. Room 20. Globe
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oUSE-Entire first floor, sos jackson st,
n consisting OF two beautiful parlors
ESterley. ~ East Fourth ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26

T. ELOCUTION. Delsarte aud dramatic cult
IL ure; private and class lessons Miss
Hans; Studio BIO Grove 81
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AW BOOKS-A nice. clean lot of law
IL books and case for sale very cheau; a
chance for some student. Room 10, Globe
building
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W fACfi A>G E-Wanted, to exchange
Il fine team OF horses for q retaii cigor
store; Will give some cash. j u. Morong,
is Robert St 81
iNILL EXCHANGE CLEAR LOTS
w IN ST. Paul Park, on Broadway, for a
good. clean equity in ST Paul Address with
tuli particulars. c. NJ f. GIoha
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Females.

CoMPOSIT -R-Wanted- Lady cumpos-
~ 1tor OF four years experience would Ike
situation ut once; references given o he
! Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26

p ING LOST-Near Hastings OH morning
lngton train, gentlemans diamond ring.
Full value of the ring will be paid 10 any one
returning to W. E. Magraw, Glohe counting
room.
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HOUSE-Nine-room furnished house for
rent until May or June +. ~; good loea-
ton; st. Anthony hill, near Summit av. Ad-
dress 100, GIoLe.
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AsF IL e boy who sells The papers
1nd lie Will tell you more about
circulation than all the afiidavits
That can be published. Justtry it
and you Will be convinced That the
Globe leads all.