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East Side.

Will pe tle hAMe u bnohe ~ tus nall
otics.
East Side.
rooms ior hau..t.epinr. s2.S5. ~. 50 aud Is.
LEXINGTON AVE. Gl, corner 95th st,-N'cely
fuTnmnsd front rooms. s3 and o.? doubls bed.
9TH ST., t25 EAST. top noor-Furnished nat and
10TH ST, 26i EAsf-Pi.assnt front hall room,
.ry and ,I light to gentlemen; private house
l2rH 81. i.i EAST. corner Sd ave. -L.rs. front
ccurls-
l2TH ST, 80 EAST Mic. square front room, on.
flight. 81; large room. a. hns location.
18TH ST.. 2Os EAST-Nicsly furnished rooms,
large ana small; gentlemen or couple; all con.
ltTH 81, ll5 EAsT-Newly furnish.d rooms for
families or gentlemen from 81 ws,t upward.
md md nj ;sIy iurnishsd rooms, lish hthou.sEsspinS,
OF board
l6rH ST. li5 EAsr-L,Tss and small nicely fur
nish-d rooms to let, all eonvenisnces; terms
moderate.
18TH ST, 2s9 RAsr-L.rs., .eomtOrt.h!., hou.s-
couple hall, -, 80; meals II desired.
18TH ST, :ss EAsr-LAIss, h.nd.omo. cool
private house; moderate rent.
1871 ST.. 23a EAST-Nlcsly furnished rooms
single aud double, in private house
22u ST., lts EAST Nicely furnished parior. bsv
-
keeping gentlemen; terms reasonable.
2GrH 81, III EAST, near Madison SauAre-Two
square rooms, also front hail room. eounsctiug.
o9TH ST. us EAST-Lsrgo back par or: run
ung water also room on ID floor light house
Keeping,
30rH ST, All kASr-.LArgs aud small pl lessa Mt
cool rooms all convsutenees good ueighbor.
hood terms moderate.
sam ST., 251 EAST - Large, well-iurnisned
room for houseseet ing al improvements.
+s1'H ST >nt EAST-FurnIshsd rooms for light
housekeeping.
iosrh ST. is9 EAST. TO let, a isrge, pleasant
front room. furnished. to . respectabe party I;
near lo6th at. station. Rms dress makers bell.
llsru 81. ISL EAST-Lsrss room, with gas ANA
oAtht private house %.
West Side.
CARaJNE ST, 2S--Nes. c,sau room for gent
private houss, 81. 10 per week.
wAvERLEY PLACE. i9T-LaTgs. veil -furnIsksd,
AIy rooms. % and e3i ladiss OF Eeatlsmsa.
ia AVE, b62-Tvo nicely furnubsd iivht yooas.
ouly ~ 20. JAptteg. ~ ~. ~ Eil,, 4
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Brookjvu.

Brooklyn.
LADY having . cory house will rent large froat
slcoyo room to two refined gen emsu, with board,
II desired, niteen minptss from Bridge, via Kinss
County L; nutelAss references desired. h, boz
b36 World. Brookiyn.
YOUNG ,NARRIEp wON1N,i living IN BIooEiyp,
broskyn. sI-- -.'l..' 4 .lg-,-I =. r
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One 7fnl1, soc. per iirr +; Second Time, I;c
per ii,r 7hi d ana Subsequent Tunes, I5c
per line. No extra charge .n sundays.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurnished.

unfurnished.
III ADULTS. 8 rooms for housekeeping, weat
side, between l4th and bUth SITS. rent 92U.
lddveas p, box 3l7 Uptown World.
(OUPLE want small fiat or three rooms for ho,ss-
keeping on west side. Rogers. 2S East l4th st
rent $40 TO Sl3 Respectable. boz IS World.
'LOOR or flat. 4 rooms and bath, permanentiy !;
rent ABOUT Sl8. Two Adults, box 90 World.
NAHTED -Ground fiat. about o rooms, in nice
ne Rhborhood. tor man and wife. with use of
lisra TOR dog. Address. with price. s. W, LoI o6
World.
E,ANTED-Unfurnished floor by adults in private
house, between 18th and 5Uth SITS and Broadway
bod Sth ave. best of references gwen aud re-
)utreu. Address X. box l79 World.
NANTED-S or 10 rooms. .coruer fiat; not higher
na, second floor: nice neigh borhood; state piice.
Pddress H., box S04 Uptown World.
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Unfurnishcd Rooms Wanted.
furnished Rooms to Let.

East Side.
uIEKT, uIs,, fnrn, 80, rear Canal % stuMontans Hotsi'
eish!ly. 81 westly A'''' @'''''' WV
FL,SToN Iss,, PLACE. St-L.5es. nicely tuIni;hod
.S vOm, ior housekeeping, ~. 49, - 30 and 50.
looms, hot and cold water, and rooms Tor light
fos.esseplng from 50 up.
sSiHttSIToN AYE, Ii4-PIeassut, nicely fur:
Ia, summer price.
AVE. 1898, near 1924 st. Elegant
hmIinNt room, furnished; all convensnces; private
''v' superior location.
snhibbNGToN AVE. l5s-Nicely and newly fur.
o,.hed hack or front parlor.
to n,i, ssr,i, ls6-klesautly furnished rooms to let
AVE, 32I-FuIn,shsd large square rooms;
Dtes,m prces; smaller rooms, Sl.15; use OF
s.Mn,,I, 769- -,Nioely furnished front rooms, for
ss".emen or oussseoping also hall rooms.
ssc b,if' lil-Nicsly furnished front room. IS;
sunnAiovE AivE. 3a6-Large ami small rooms. with
,eomaa AVE-, so = Handsomely furnished front
susst..s.nsle s.nsle and double. suitable Tor light
Js.esp,ng; I'M .etg summer prices.
ss.ginse! iers $3.50. ss.s. BATH two gentlemen light
Ia 23e-Furnished rooms for housekseo.
Nm en- r" - - rooms, very reaso hahie.
nd =, % FAST-Largs and small rooms, I'd
- ioos. front; nicely furnished; summer
Hts go. 30 EAsr. DRYDEN Coprt-Nsw house.
SI1s,. fii foidin.. beds. bsata0' BATH speaking tubes
S.l rSoIas ~ EA,sr "a, H. near fTo.avsy "a
III, M, aahs'snts accom- mo lated.
kSs sM s..M EAST-Newiy Furnished rooms. 90. 90
IN o. s.esly clearly kept baths eonv venisnces.
esh. ici,, "a ~ LAST. few doors from Broaduay-
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North OF ,ssth Street.

la7rH ST, no EAST-To lot. = hall room, With
board e. also square room Tor two.
l2IrH ST, I2l wEST-EIcsllent table board. 81
hrst-cls-s private house
l2sTH ST. 27n wE>I-Seatly furnished large
front room, With or without board seeoud fiat
l29fH ST.. 2tl WksT-De ghtfuI cool room.
rIcsIcnt board all conveniencos; one blcck
station TefSrsucr,.
l?gftl ST G2 EAST I'd story; large and small
rooms. with or without board, terms reasonable,
l3?p ST, 23S wESr-Nteely furnished rooms,
with or without boa d also table hoarders
l34rH ST., 265 WEST-LArge, airy rooms on
second aud taird iUoIs, with board; summer
prices.
lot. With ~ snhnnt hoard
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Houses a Ind Apa rtmen to Let.

one Tip,e, f0c. per iine. Second Tfne. f'c
per iDe, 7hird ana subsequent Tones, I5c.
per uns. No ezra charge on Sundays.
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Miscellaneous.
AMERICAN FAMILY, no children. desire child
to board. Address Home, World Branch, l73
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Weat Side.


CHARLES ST. Ao-tront room, running water.
for two geutlemen, Tst-clAss table other rooms,
reasonable,
MACNouGAL ST, <5-Larss or ,m.n FURNISHED
rooms. with or without boaSt, can be had In pri-
vNte family,
ST. LiEES PLACE, 10, mar Hudson-LArRs aud
hfnsil Iopms ter,r. moderate.
WANlIINGTOS PLACE, MS Furnished rooms
- let, wth o. without loardi Arumer rates ,
tAul- board references
NAVFRL " PLACE, l?i -Cesn sngl. aud
dnnhlr rooms, with o. without board stTct.y re-
spcctaula Ecnt ,smsu oniy,
WhNERLi PLACE, ll0-A large second story
room email tnou. 4. buar optional. ladies' az d
EenU' mon So1theruers accom- mo ihtoi.
GIH AVE. 7Ol -Lhrg. a. q smSll nicely furnished
H'AIn.
TiH AVE, <3, near l4th ct. --tcoi larRe and sin
Ee roonS, with 'tccllent board, a.. bO upward.
TTH AVE, Mccoy furnished .seond aud third
story rooms, also hall rooms, with board.
aTH AVE-, lsg-WAntsd, tNo respectable men TO
board n" othsr boardera, Mrs.. layer,
lUIH ST.. ~ wLST->lnrle Aaa cuu bls Tooins
WITH hcard al removable prioes.
70 u ST. i27 wESr-Piss.Aat roon,sS sum or
rates plriOrs aud eItcnsioN, running water
iAbl. board; transient account modAted,
l2rH ST, III wEsr square aud hail rooms.
connecting or sepaTately' ample closets running
ltrH ST.. is2 wEsT-Lsrss ana email rooms j
ample closet room; excellent ts6isi tenns mod.
crate; table bosrd.
iATH ST., aS6 wEST-Dssirabls large and smail
.i.ss. Ss@ ''''' a'' 'A "'@' m'''''"' van
HrH. st., 3f WEEf-LST1s esd snsII seeHs,
nicely furnished. With bessai lsspS nsdssstN :
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North OF ,.sth Street.

NORM OF i15tn street.
?st w,tS1n1r,sss cool P,
sitaoie party
iIsIM orh. ST.: ias % whsTIISo large 'urni'hod
i3ISr ST.. $50 wEsT-Furni.hed psrior floor,
suitable for doctor: other rooms from ~ up.
l3lsr 81, rs WEsT,-Nicely furnished rooms
location hrstelass. Mrs. kilson.
l32D ST, ait WEST-Room TO rent TO gentle
men :brsskfa't If desired all convenience; ref.
erencss.
lead ST. bOa EsT-isdy can have iGrntshed
room reasonable with widow. Scheusrmsuu.
i4lsT sl., TAT EASr--Tvo elegant come ting
rooms, water, bath roptlsmen or house -eOp'ns'
l4lSr ST 305 WEST-Newy furnished rooms IN
i4sTB ST, 500 wEsT-Furrished room to let,
breakfast II desired. Ring shackietons bell.
Miscellaneous.
ELEGANTLY furnished room. in newly furnished
houset let running water all con,eni-nc,s,
Sss BssSnsT boz sj Wola n'1 nptows. R's' Na''''
HANDSOME, quie', ohsn house; ROOMS 10 gen t.e-
mln aud wife or Iady alone. AdiIe's ionse, box
200 word, uptown.
LADY has cool, oosy parlor hn1 bedroom let py
day or week u. ", Uptown %or !.
LADY hasng handsomey furnished house, VII
ony Addss. 'R ss 9n '''
NEATLY furnished rooms with privileges: loea-
tion excellent aud conIraL Address ilomeii.e.
boa 4i0 World, uptown.
SFWLY fURNIShED ROOM to lot by the we.s.
Address Ms. h. Gordon. World Branch, 90 9Th ave,
Brooklyn.
DUfFIELD ST., lT1-s3 desirable front room,
veil Furnished light housekeeping, also front
hail room, Sl.7b.
hEaHY sr,, 80, Brooklyn, scar Br,dse.-IATse.
comfortable. turnl.hsd rooms to lett complete;
Housekeeping or gentlemen.
HEwEs ST., 2I6, Broeklyn-LArss. square room.
handsomely furnishsd, southern exposure, WITH
bot snd cold ws'sri gss; bath 70 one OF two
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HEWEs ST., ais, Broeklyn-LArgs. square room.
hAndsemsly furni,hsd, southern exposure, witf,
hot snd cold ws,sri gss; bath W one OF two
gsnuense. La sl. - ,-...
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Is to 10 Fast tn ST.. 5th ava. comfortAble
family house. vory moderate terms. American
and European plans.
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THE BRISTOL,

lF1E DNlSlOI,
1910 - Fast !ith st.. near sth ava: eopto,tinSis
and European plans.
West Side.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. los, w.ysrlsy pl.ss--'
Handsome rooms eIosl!ent liable pleasant loca.
tion table board tIInslents taken.
WARRINGTON PLACE. ll3 WEST large airy
rooms. 81 aud sS weekly; board II required. ~;
wAvkRLEY PIACE l0i-sinFls and double
front rooms, with nosrd central location. facing
9TH ST.. rs WEST : Pleasant. we l-furn ishsd
rooms. with good table board; moderate Pre- ..
isrH ST, 2lowtsr-- Desirable double and s,.-
erssr, sesom modsted: isniii,. Tss,onaSis.
18TH ST. 80 wEsI-ps.ir.6Is rooms: P.Ior;
room Gonn %cns9ai' %gS sahie 6o.rS '' 'n '-''
idiH ST. $50 wEsT-Larse anil email roou.s.
well furnished, with or without board; table
board first Glass.
tents accommodated.
18TH ST.. ~ wEST-suit Of rooms or single;
private baths board optional; ;transisuts sooom-
2IsT ST. wEsT-Plea.snt l.rr. and small
rooms; transieut., Soutkerusrs; meals optional,
summer rates; table board.
22D ST, 3lS wFsT. Chelsea HOUSE Rooms. with
board, sinsiy or en suit. psrmauen. OF trsn.isnt
turnisa.d lsrs. and hall room. table and eooo@-
ere accommodated Ieasonably.
23D ST.. 1913 wEsr-Ep glIsh family can aocon.
motate ono or two boarders; ntoe home; good
board.
2sD ST., Its wEsT-GoOd house, good rooms.
good board. good location, good attendance:
Southerners accom- mmodAted
23D ST. 23l wEST-Haudsonsly furnished large
and small rooms, with superior table; transisnts
accommodated.
2aTH ST, o&l wESr-bosrd, summer prices;
large AMI small rooms, front parlor. without
sisr ST.. Is wEsT-Handiomely faTnWnsd
rooms with or witaout board; moderate; tran
sisuts; also St. George, 5. l.
4iTH ST.. lOT wEST-R ned comfortable home;
table supplied from own farm; contra. Transient
or permanent liberal terma
tSrh ST., .6I wEsf-De'irsbIe rosms, Good
table moderate charge; rsierence; table eoArd.
<srH ST. 3lS wEST-Good board; ,ipgls and
double rooms; gentemen S5, ladies -; front
rooms.
"a II ST, $50 wEsT-Cool. large rooIas: bath,
closets good board; summer rates near l. and
5bTH ST, S04 WEST. near Psrk-HAndsomsiy
furnished rooms; eonnecung family rooms II de.
sireo.
era Sf wEsT-ss,sf. board ~ . s.atn:IS
AIDS.
94fH ST., II wKsT-LiTgs and saslI k1sd-
somely furnished rooms In select houssi geod
tAbl.; reference. s
lisTH ST. rs! wEsr.LAIIs eoeI Iooms, deasls
Brookiyn. ..,,,, ssl,..l
20 esiSEs; plssssat feo.s, sssslisst hsssl, ~,
s'!;:s:! 7...:; u e gg::gEE
= A. 3 y 4 a ,s>at<< a ~
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FusnIshed-West Side.

FuSnIshed-West Side.
10TH ST. lS8 wESr-Flh of three rooms nicely
furnished. for Housekeeping. Ring outside boil.
corn ST.. las WfST-Heatiy furnishsd, four
Iice airy rooms. near elevated station; t25
monthly. Brosssau.
Sad ST. 1853 WEST--To rent for two mo his, fur
nished frst nat. rooms. Inquire JAnitor.
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rTH ST.. $50 wEST-Cool first fiat to let; cali
sunday. Monday; janitor.
6tH ST., 225 wEST-Hsndsomely furnished
nve rooms and bath; silver aud linen rinx jaui-
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TrH 81. 1868 WEST. station 5Oth-Eurnished
corner flats, bay window front; siI rooms. hath
ner, silver. china, kitchenware; $45, 800. $50,
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. ID ST., 2l8 wEST-first fiat; beautifully fur
hished, sunny rooms; linen, silver, china !;
,ekly monthly, stark
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fH ST.. 45 WEST. corner Broad way-Com.
tetcly furnished Hat lisht rooms and bath.
I'll ST.. lao Wost; 265 West 4Oth st. :2lO West
I'd ct. @, 4, b toons. baths; cool; low prices.
jjanitors, or ELLIS, LAG west 23d at.
TIL ST, 252 WkST-Handsomc. fully fur
iishsd fiat; rooms, bath; grand piano, &c. /;
10. ,Jnnitor.
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4 TIL ST.. 216.W EST Han ndsomely furnished Cd
/ ioor fat, Ave rooms aud bath; everything new.
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blST ST. 100 wEST-4th Nat passenger elevator; /;
lovely rooms, com piete for Housekeeping; So
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-08
death was not expected, and is great
shock to his friends.
IMMIGRANT COMMISSIONS.
Encouraging Roadway Made To-
ward q Settlement.

Encouraging Roadway Made To-
ward Settlement.
CHICAGO, Feb. TAT an adjourned
meeting of the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION today encouraging Roadway
was made toward settlement of the
question of immigrant commissions. A
resolution was offered providing for a 10
per cent comm ission on intermediate
local business, and maximum commits
sion of $3.50 from E astern gateways of
the association to Missouri river points,
st. Paul and Minneapolis and beyond,
including points in Kansas, Nebraska,
North and South Dakota and Mime
sofa; also a commission Of 81. 80 to Col
orado and U tab points. The proposition
to abolish "split orders was not unani-
mously concurred IN. The only OBJ
jectors, however, were Northwestern
lines, and it was finally decided to in
corporate in the resolution provision
that split orders should not be
used or accepted except OH business to
and via st. Paul and Minneapolis, aud
the division of the business should be
left with the immigrant agents. 1t Is
understood that the steamship agents
are each to give an indemnity bond OF
$1,000 to insure the roads against the
misuse of these split orders, and will
forfeit 500 for every case III which such
an order is used for other than legiti-
mate immigrant business. The resolu-
ton was adopted subject to the approval
of several lines that were absent from
the meeting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-08
DELAY IN PUBLIC BUILDING.

Too Much Work in the Archi-
tect's Office the Reason.
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE speaker
laid before the house today a communi-
cation from the secretary of the treasury
in reply to resolution of the house re-
curing him to inform that body why the
work on some OF the new public build
ings and the work on the extension and
improvement Of certain completed and
occupied buildings, authorized during
the Fifty-frst congress, has not been
commenced, and why more than
SS,00O,G0O of the appropriation made in
these cases renamed uneXpended dur
ing the past two years. 1t appears, he
says, from the report of the supervising
architect that this legislation entailed
such large quantity of new work on
his office as to make the quantity of
work entirely disproportionate to the
force employed in the office. Congress
has failed to make increases in the
force demanded by his Office while facts
showed that it was absolutely necessary.
The SS,O00,0O0 referred to does not re-
main uneXpended at this date. but a
large balance of it remains available,
and its expenditure is temporarily pre-
vented by conditions imposed by law
entirely beyond the control of the de-
partment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-08
COFFEEAND TEA At MEALS
Effect Upon the System Of
Their Constant Use.
Action on the Nerves, Brain,
and Feelings.
Need Not Be Stopped. But Their Inhu-
enoe Must Be Ooun. e-aotel.
"Do you drink tea and coffee?"

"Do you drink tea and coffee?"
"Certainly; every one does"
The speakers were prominent Fifth
avenue physician and Wall street
financier, says the New York Tribune.
Continuing, the physician said:
sit is true that nearly every one does
drink tea and coffee. Why? To make
blood. to make brain, to make muscle,
to make nerve? Not bit OF it. There
is no nourishment in these articles :;
they simply keep up the feelings"
but, DOCTOR" said the business man
anxiously, must stop their use %
mot necessarily" was the physicians
reply. "It is true they do not nourish,
but they can be taken in moderation
without any special injury, providing a
good nerve food is used at the same
time"
what do you mean by good nerve
food doctor ?'
Il mean," said the physician, ''some-
thing which provides food for the
nerves: nerve builder. 1t is difficult
to find Just the ingredients for this pur-
pose, but 1t seems to have been found
in the discovery made by Prof. Phelps,
of Dartmouth college, known as Paine's
celery compound. The way in which
the ingredients Of this compound are
combined makes IL an actual nerve food.
1t contains just the properties which
the nerves require for growth, develop
ment and strength"
The physician expressed a great truth
In a few words. The nerves do require
a special food, and there are wonder
full number Of people throughout the
land who have found this compound to
meet their wants. A recent letter from
General Alexander Hamilton, who now
resides at TarrYteHn. N. Y, bears
strongly CD this point. He writes:
''Pai1e's celery compound has been a
blessing to my family. 1t relieved Mrs.
Hamilton, who, after suffering from a
severe attack of the grip, suffered from
excessive nervousness and great prostra-
ton. And our daughter of sixteen, who
also suffered fromfthe grip and measles.
was cured by this remedy in the same
manner.
II have for many years suffered from
wounds received during the late war.
there being one over my left lung and
heart, and have carried around mus
ket ball for twenty years. But after
using Paine's celery compound for the
past year or two, | am vigorous and
WELL and free from the great nervous
ness and hemorrhage from which l suf-
cred as the effect of the ball over my
heart.
My family would not be without
Paine's celery compound i'll the house.
1t builds up the system. and is the best
medicine that We ever used"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-08
THE DYING KICK.
Bitter Attack on Uncle Jerry's
Latest Proclamation.

Bitter Attack on Uncle Jerry's
Latest Proclamation.
TORONTO. FEB. IA special from Of
tawa to the Empire, the leading govern
ment organ, SAYS: "The pompous dec
laration of the Washington government
in scheduling Canadian cattle, the dying
kick of a disgraced administration. is
received here with a good deal of
amusement, not unmiXed with some
irritation. Canada's trade in live cattle
with the United States had dwindled
to. such insignificant proportions that
the killing of what is left was hardly
worth the paper upon which the bully
ing proclamation was printed. One can
hardly suppose that the Washington
government was not fully aware of the
paltrY amount of trade they were in
tending to destroy. The real move is to
rouse the fears of the English breeders
and to cause an embargo on Canadian
cattle to be continued in England. The
establishment of schedule against a
country free from disease by country
where it exists is so utterly ridiculous
that the act could only proceed from
three causes, insanity. mean desire to
give last kick to a neighbor who has
always been respectful, courteous and
fair, or wanton attempt to injure
Canada'S prospects of re-establiShing
trade from which she has been unjustly
deDarred."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-08
NEW Laws PROPOSED.
Legislators Introduce Several I'M
portant Bulls.

Legislators Introduce Several I'M
portant Bulls.
In addition to the Woodbridge bill,
which was the indirect cause of DR..
Williams resolution being slaughtered,
the following new bills were introduced
nd referred:
II. F. 357. by Mr.. Wyman-Appropri
ating 1900 for additional clerk hire in
the office of the state treasurer. Com
mittee Oh appropriations.
Il. f. 1913, by Mr.. Wyman To provide
repositories for funds in possession Of
the state treasurer, creating a board
consisting of the governor, attorney
general and treasurer to designate
banks for such purpose, said banks to
give adequate bond and pay interest OF
not less than per cent. Committee on
banks and banking.
H. F. $50, by Mr.. Wyman-To amend
General Laws of 1881, relating to for
estry fund tax Committee on forestry.
II. f. $780, by Mr.. Wyman-To amend
General Statutes of 1878, relating to set
Elements between state treasurer and
state auditor. Committee on judiciary.
Ii. +. 361, by George Wilson, relating
to penalties on delinquent and unpaid
personal tax. Committee on taxes and
tax laws.
II. +. S62, by George Wllson-To
amend General Statutes of 1878 relating
to taxes. Committee on jude airy.
Ii. T. 1868. by Mr.. Boreen-To author
ize county commissioners to approprl-
ate money for hospitals caring for county
charges, to sum not exceeding 81, 500
per year. Committee Oh towns and
counties.
IL. F. SG4, by Mr.. Hinrichs-To amend
General Laws of 1889, relating to eXecu-
ton of condemned prisoners. Committee
Oh judiciary.
Under this bill all executions would
water, under the direction of the warden
and board Of managers. Expenses Of an
eXecutiOner are provided for.
II. f. 800, by Mr.. Vansant-To protect
bees and fruit trees from poisoning by
sprinkling on such trees paris green
white arsenic. ETC., while they are IL
bloom. Committee Oh horticulture.
Ii. +. 366, by MI. Moore-To accept {
grant of lands to the state of Minnesota
by the congress Of the United States
approved Aug. 3, 1892, for the purpose
of a state park. Committee on ltaScf
state park.
H. f. 367, by Mr.. Wahlund-To pro
vide for a census of children between
the ages OF five and tWenty-one years
in July of each alternate year, beginning
In 1888. Committee OH education.
H. f. 1868, by f. III. Wilson-To amend
the general statutes Of Minnesota relat
Ing to district c0ults, widening the
powers Of said courts in the matter Of
issuing writs. Committee on judiciary
II. f. 800. by Mr.. Craig-Relating tC
service of notice in cases Of foreclosure
OF mortgage. Committee on judiciary.
II. f. $40, by Mr.. Staples-To provide
for the election and duties OF town