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FOR lighthouses.

Ion RENr-HoUsE. Iz45 ST. 4. ". sTvrN
L rocns and bath; modem fmprovpenenfs Apply
70 .. VI. DREW.1l00 Conn sveA. eer. L n. ". uh96-A
EOR RENT-DwELLIN0 10 p 81. NV; 6
L rooms and bath.
mh2o-a' Inquire 17os 1osh st. NV
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District Of Columbia. Washington. March Is,
for site 70! the CONTAGIOUS Diseases
T y9nl TWELyE O'CLOCK N on the TWENTY:
OF Columbia site for for the treatment Of
persons suffering from contagious infectious dis
paid for such land to ten thousand dollars and viii
not Dc available until July /: 1893 site remote
obtained with due regard to the character Of
roadway ana surroundings sought As II Is desirable
20 nave - large An area practicable the Of
the property Will also have material bearing in the
ossrs the right to reject any and all bids
DC mhs0.St
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LOB RENT
L 1919 10th. Tor,
s ss sSs i, ID: m i:::;;;:::is;aa
,s e as.; isss &. ior. M { .
500 21st. lOr, M /. -. IS.
1925 18th. l2r. stbl. Is.
1905 nth. Tor. m 1. 6.
214 Z NV. l4r. M i......
2112 u. I2r. IN 1 go.
2QSI q. Er. NJ i-....S.
l7O7 Pa Az, l0r. IN L so.
1l2 21st. Tor. m 4 40.
GS r M. mi.....;.-3.
T 1Sth. oMce rooms35.
1880 Lsrch. Sr. m 1. .S.
1926 I'd. Or. m t....3.
DO i ne. Sr. n l. ......
1903 Pa av, store.
l21Q-l4 18th. ar. mi. R.
1149 Pa ave. store. IS.
2l3 /, 15r. ". 80.
300 n. 1r. m i.,....3O.
1903 KingmAn. 1r-..a.
51S % ne. 5r. store and
stable, m i..........2.
1893 Goth, Sr, mf....S0.
Lucas bldg, I'D L Pa zv.
4 and Or nats. .........-
$500 B ne. Sr. IN f..
III 21ss Or. m i......3.
521 2lst, Or, m i....S.
S2-26 B ne. 6r. mi. 2S.
40 18th. ar, m 1. ..25.
1905 Pa Az. ID floor. %.
POS 9th ne, Tr. mi. .25.
4l0-12-161S2S Elm
st. L. Droit Park. Or.
m 1. new...............
1I@ T, T...............
6l5 23d. n. m t.. %.
For full list apply to
mills 1
LOB RENT
I23s n Cap st. 1lr. q!
2S5Lnw, 16...........!
1907 33d NV, 7r.........:
d11-13w" TYLER ( ]
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pRoPOSALS FOR MARBLE woRx-orFIcE OF
Suiidtns for Library Of C9nsress l45 East Capitol
HsCIcs.ls for furnishlns aeivs,ins and putting
coting and stairs required in the basement Of the
main stair hall and four basement corridor ANGLES Of
the building for the Library Of Congress in this city
yiil be received ct this Once until TWO O'CLOCK
M, ON cIHUkSDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF
HEsssnss Of Maa..s sPsStncstion., Esnsr.i initrue
b obtained ON Application TO this ofics. BERNARD
r. GREEN. Sup. and Eng. mh16. Is, &C. e. ap3,b
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F3o21 ". store. ". g. e2s. so
III 9Th sw. OF. ", q. - 80
l29s0 Olive. Or. IN |. 10. so
' Isl e e. a T.. ~
l24US \, Or. w,g., 20. 30
.ilI2 Pa ave Mesf- half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
wANTED-ROOMS.

VANTED-IN NORTHEAST SECTION NIAR
w Stanton Square, In qu3st family. ooo laPee m
furnished room for . gentleman AddfeO GRANT,
Star ONCE. lee
WANTED-FO UNTURNIsHED ROOMS,
w with the prtvilsgO of nght hounekoop1n9. Ad.
dress giving loca31ou and price. J. O. Il. Star oee.
mh222t
WANTED = DESK ROOM N TURNISHED
w once with use of private once attached Ad-
dress Boz 1l2, Star offica. IT.
W rooms In I'll psrts Of city: the cheapest quickest
and surest plan 70 secure desirable roomers Test.
ls MN "a ~. TN st. n AGENCY
WANTED = BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w unfurnished rooms on ID floor for housekeeping;
locefed between LIST and 5th sts. east and o.
and sc. Address $. D. E.. Star ONCE mh21-Sss
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
W furntshei rooms bath on same floor privilege
Of caterer; ref exchanged. Address Box 62, Star
ONCE mh2i-2fs
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-IOTS
"AETED-PARTIES HAVING UNIMPROvED
W property for sale exchange will hnd il 70 thar
sdyantaSe to call on me. a. have good many clients
r. 9. DONALDSON,
mh22-3fs S05 10th st. nv.
WANTED HAVE OFFICE BUILDING, ST.
w NV. steam heat, all convsniencss. that viii
exchange for improved unimproved property in
the northwest 4. 8. DONALDSON,
mhG2-St' 706 12th st. n w.
WANTED HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR SEVERAL
" pieces OF desirable unimproved real estate in the
and southwest sections Of this city Parties
hsy1nx such property for sale ct reasonable prices
either In large or small parcels, ind prompt sale
for u By sending description and lowest price to
mh21-2t l. STARGARD1 Err, 613 18th st. NV
WANTED-OwNERs DESIRING 10 DfsPOsF
w Of low-priced unmproved property at bargptn
prices can md quick purchaser. Address Box Is,
star once mh1S-smw3t
WANTED-I HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR LOTS IN
w brookland Will pay from 10 to 20 cents Der foot
Persons desiring 70 sell address GRACE NJ THOMAS,
1OO Corcoran building mh16-8t
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PERSONAL.

I HIlsONINhD
A N ASSERTION WORTHY OF BELIEF-OUR
IA progressive rates for gents discarded wearing
apparel. Notes by mail.
mh22 JUsTA'S OLD STAND. $40 ct. NV
WILL LADY WHO TOOK by MISTAKE SILK
w umbrella at stall 2l6 Center market Tuesday
return same to 63S b st. q. W? I:.
WILL MISS GRADY. WHO ARRIVED IN WASH
~ ington the FIRST day Of May, 1882 kindly call at
S14 7th ct. s:w. send her address above num-
Der to Miss Is. BLIGH. It.
nVoHCES QUICKLY AND QUIETLY PRO-
Dcured by hrst-cass attorney; evidence furnished
BY expert detective; confidential. LAWYER, Box
25l. Richmond. Va. mh2I.l4ts
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send 1Oc. to
8. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute
mh2-1m' Southwest Cor. Sth and K sts n W.
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA Communications promptly attended to conhdsn.
tai; once open all hours. Best references. WAL
d12-4m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

TOR RENT-AoUsEs:
307 Mo ave. 14r. $40. Z:
2135 G. st. 13r. N
% door SIS 1lth st. Or. 4;
1152 ed st. Sr. 80. 30. 81
G3 n Capitol ut. l1r. 81
2lH I st. 7r. ............3i
1901 18th st. 7r. 81
lit D st cellar and
shed for horse and
carrtage). 7r. q
20l2 Z st. 7r. q
1872 Sch st, Or .......25. u
1889 W st, Or. 9:
1879 18th st, Or .....22. ).
1923 n a ave, Or. ..
Upper part 1918 Sth st.
1101 Florida ave. 81. III
2041 9Th ST. .5r...........1'
1852 4th 81. Or. ......15. q
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1893 36th Ut. Z b. Or. $40. 25
1919 2S:h ct. b b. m i.
Or, furnished LOO
S24S-505 n st. Z b
and store. Or. so
Ridge road, I b and
stable, 11r..-.......-B
1903 2sth St. th, l0r. :. IS
1898 n Of. b h. 6r.......17
First house on Foxall
road, n. 6r::.:E; so
road, Z b. Or IL so
102S JEFF st. Z h. Or. IL. 80
10T2 JET Ut. fh. 5r. LIST
nat. ...-...............1O
3O73 Canal st. b b. 5r. 10
141S 3oth st. I b. Or. 10. 25
ICKLIN6 4 BRO,
l:s64 32d ST. n. W. Tel 5q5.
.4O6 g st. n Tel. 1893.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS; ALL MODERN
u con yenences; snite single; $40, els and
ego. STEWART BUILDING. 402 9th st. n. W.
mh1SSts
NOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICE CORNER 18TH
AND g ST-Vault. bank counter. &C. suitable
mh1s-iw JOHN o. JOHNSON. e17F.
Tor RENT-TwO FINE OFFICE ROOMS, 81
L 10th ST. n. mod. imp in business CENTER well
adap ted for claim patent attorney rent low.
ml61w r. g. CAMPBELL. SIT 10th St. Room 3.
DOR RENT-OFFICES IN the McGILL BUILD
Is ing, 9OS to 9l4 st. just of the patent Office
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provement known for comfort safety and convenience
All Offices have direct light and ventilation mh14lm
E,OR RENT - OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
BUILDING. 617 +; steam hest front roorns, large
and cheerful. Only $40 and els
ja21-tr JOHN o. JOHNSON. 617F.
EHOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS, 913 AND 9l5
JOHN B. WIGHT
ta13-n 141O g st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-ONE OF THE HANDsOMEsT FLATS
in city; completely Furnished; cor. 14th st. and
Thomas Circle. opp. Portland rooms. every room
front room; steam heat, electric i2nt. To careful
persons only from April Is to sept. 10
mh21-3t' WALTER WELLMAN, l417 G st. n. ".
EoR RENT-THE PORTLAND. VERMONT AVE.
Large unfinished apartment.
mh13-eo3m
LfOR RENT-FLATS-262O K ST. NV, THREE
rooms and kitchen, with sink and water BATH gas
meter coal vault: In good order; rent sis
required. mh2l-tit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Tor RENT-UNFURNI
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated. SCR. .......... 1925
SO 18th st NV. Tor
and 2 large halls and
store. .................2o0
1923 X I ave NV. 11r. $50
1914 Fstnw (sk d.. 232 IS
1899 x st NV. 15r. POS. 70
1o22 VT ave NV. 15r. 200
1416 goth st, Z2r. ..... 200
13O4 g st NV. store and
eos \ j ave NV .; liz. 1S6
800 18th st NV, lar. $50
1S2S NJ st NV. 1.1r. .15O
1726 Mass avnw. 14r133. 30
Ridge st. Georgetown.
RNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

EOR RENT-l232 Mas
= sye nv. Tor. 9 m 8. .e7Q
QQ4 d Y Az NV, 0ekb6O. 80
80 9th st %. 11r. -. ....46
20 Grant Pl nv. Or. . mi. q
nos II nv. 1r. . m 4. =. 40
AT 9th ct sW. 10r and
X12 11th %. Or, Q m 1. %. 50
8QTh st ne. 6kb ..y..21
$A nh - g.. . m 1. 10. 50
1854 1th -, 0R......A 30
SnhQ0 0KOHM4TRn
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MONEY WANTED 4 TO LOAN.

n.y. NVC WANT MONEYH
LII -. do not fat - rates before oorrovins
We make loans on furniture. pianos hor~sa. vaxons
&C.. without removal publicity at the lowest posr
able rates md in the 9ntcfest possible time.
Loans can be rast In part in full az time %
suit the convenence OF the borrower, and any pArs
Eaid reduces the cost Of carrying the loan proper
don 10 the amour. paid
Hyou have loan with other parties have pur-
chased furniture y other soods time and md the
psymsna lite lsrgs- thsn you meet conven-
iently ne will take 1t and carry the loan you
yo1 ask for IL.
Il Will 30 your sdvantass 70 So M before .ecur-
Ing loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

In NV. 22r...........S50C
X / ave near 18th 81
NV, 17r. .55
1928 Vtav. 18r. 800
X st nr1Sth NV. 16r. 1873. 81
Goth st near N st NV.
lse INV
Z ct near 18th 1t nv,
lSr ..................UU
Mass ave near Dupont
Circle. 1Sr. 300
Il mr. 18th st NV. l5r. $50
r I ave mr. 18th st NV.
18th st mr. p st NV. i5r. 80
N ct n'rl4thnw, l3r. 20S. 80
Ne cor Goth h +, lar. 200
z Cap ut mr. 9th. 11r. .l50
OFF
Sc cor 18th and Fists
NV. Ar. entire third
Pa aa az i iit6 st NV, r. Soo ,. IS &,
Sc cor 10Th and + SITS
NV. 2r. % floor. so
1925 Pa av NV. ID az. so
1918 F st NV. entire
second door. -. Al. 81
733 9TH Ut NV. LIST and
ID Annra N
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LOB RENT
I3s n Cap st. 1lr. .&6
&S5L NV. 1H. .
1407 33d NV, 7r.......-2
d11.l3Me TYLER Z L
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOR RENT-14TH ST. AND FLA. AVE. N. w.
Two large stables and car shed; covering lS $40
So feet OF grounds suitable for livery back, express
or cab stables market house. &C. will be rented
whole or separately. THOS. J. FISHER CO. 1924
st. NV. mho2-6t
EHOR RENT-TwO-STORY BRICK STABLE ON
Il 10th st. bet. and sts w, with water stalls
and carriage room; 80. R. q. CAMPBELL.
mh16-1w 517 10th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

LUR RENT
L 1911 Prospect ave.
b b. mi. -r..........S15l
1925 SD st. br store.
m I, 1r.................-0l
333S N st. br b. m 1.
a !Ss ii st. 6r i. m i.
1851 si; ssd st, store. r.. Il, q
1875 Goth Ut. br b. g.
~ ;;;s;;;...;::...SS.5 so
mt..................2o -. %
Third cottage from
Woodley Inn. ar. % so.
2C43 35sh It. II and b.
u ................ ~
Wisconsin ave. Z b and
stable. Or w-l2
Georgetown once. ]
mills washington office, ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

WANTED-BY A FAMILY LEAVING tow
w April 1. situations for white cook, maid an,
laundresA Also colored inside man. Apply. ITO
18th st. mh22-2fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

LNOR RENT-FURNISHED, READY FOR IMME-
y diate occupaney. handsomely furnished house 0n-
GLIDING china ard siiver) with stable, large rooms
suite suitable for entertaining. Also gentlemen's
library; delightfully."- situated. Just OF Thomas Cir
ply to OWNER. premises. 1915 st. n. up to IL
O'Clock each day. fe25.l3.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Shn g w.. BIO = &C. u. ".
ID 1881 2lST ST. NV. !;
brick; new; 10 rooms /; bath.
open hrep!aces: La
every respect: per month.
,e bought for e10. 500 each.
Ohm MILLFR & CO.,
sos E st. NV.
Ew GROOM AND BATH
odern improvements G st.
e. $25 per month.
BROOKS. 616 18th St n. ".
G n. ". 9R. AND B.. SOS
9 1313!321 wylie court
9 e3s. 60 Brewers Ct
BROOKS. 6I6 E,th 81. n. v.
Rear 2432 + NV. 5r. Z. so
8 l37 L Pc. 4r. .......S
l3l< Sc, Ar ...,....7
/ Stable rear SlS 18th. II
9 Storage room. S1S 18th. 5
GEO. W. LINKrNs,
500 18th ct. u. v.
N.w.-TwO-STORY AND
Y brick; z rooms; all mod.
r. 6. CAMPBELL.
517 10th st. n. W.
led, READY FOR IMME-
lsomeiy furnished house (in-
with stable, 3 large rooms,
Also 9pDtlarnep,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

EOR RENT-1327 A
L 3-story and basement
mod imps. !; furnace
trobes, &c; complete
$50. These houses can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

EOR RENT-1715, 1EI
e 235 Pa ave n W. Is. $50
2l40 d stnw. Sr..........li
21s, go K 81 sw. 5r. ~ &c
Sl7 18th 1t n e. Or. .$22 sc
lnh17-6t T. L. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

= = HH.SIs5thID hIND UNI . RNISf1EDs
17OR RENT - FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
y rooms. en- suite single; private bath. 5OS<
18th st. NV. mh22-:5c.
DOR RENT-ROOMS2 ID AND Sd FLOORS; FRONT
= and back single or together: cheap; board if de-
sired boarders desire mates (Quiet gentlemen);
terms very moderate near pension Office. 6lS Sd ST.
q. W. mhCC-6cs
EOR RENT-1l15 nth ST. n W., NEAR CONN.
Il ave.. fiat of rooms and bath room; fur unfur.
rent moderate; references required. mh21-3cs
EOR RENT-1223 nth ST. NV, TWO UNFUR-
4 nished front rooms newly painted and papered;
also furnished room first floor for gentleman; all
modern convenlences private family. mh9-3mc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
DOWN IN THE SEA.
Twenty Two EXcursionists
Drowned in Swansea Bay.

Twenty Two Excursionists
Drowned in Swansea Bay.
LONDON, Aug. News of sad acct
dent TO party of eXcurSiOnists was re-
ceived this evening from Port Talbot,
town in Giam0rganshire, Wales.
Twenty-eight pleasure-seekers from
Ystrad took boat at Port Talbot, and.
in spite OF repeated warnings of
danger, the boat bsing overloaded,
put into Swansea bav. The
roWerS being inexperienced, the
BOAT became unmanageable, and
was carried into the breakers. A heavy
sea finally struck The boat, causing the
occupants to rush to the side, when she
capsiZed and all were thrown into the
water. twenty-five, including several
women and children. were drowned.
Others were picked up by pilot boat.
The man who had charge of the boat
and two assistants swan ashore. The
accident was Witnessed by hundreds of
persons on shore who were powerIess
to render any assistance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08

Some time since H. B. Martin and B..
Ness. members of the trades and labor
assembly, in certain interviews. charged
Mrs. Eva FaleSh with being responsible
for the dissatisfaction of the trades
unions. She now asks proof of their
statements or withdrawal of them.
When the charges were filed by Mrs.
Valesh, II. B. Martin began a series of
accusations against her. On being re-
minded that the constitution required all
grievances to be flied in writing and re-
ferred to a committee, he said he would
conform to the requirement. He suisse
quently changed his mind and made 10
charges. b. Ness also failed to
bring forward the charges he had
promised. One E. A. Malone finally
presented the written charge that Mrs.
Valesh had misrepr esented the trades
assembly and its otfic ers and delegates.
He will be given an opportunity to
prove his charges before the appointed
committee. This committee Will report
at the next meeting of the trades assem-
bly,.
The investigating committee meets
this evening. Martin and Ness will
first be investigated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
TIE TRAMP PLAGUE.
A Gang of Them Making Trouble
at Lake Ninnetonka.

The tramp plague has broken out at
Lake Minnetonka. The two young fell
lows who recklessly, if not maliciOusly,
fired two shots into passing AIinneapo-
lis q st. Louis train few days ago at
Hopkins were in the van guard of the
approaching host of road walkers"
Other deprenations OF which tile
lake jewellers have been the
victims establishes pretty we'll
the fact that the lake is infected by a
gang of tramps. The depredatOrs seem
to have come out from town, and the
path they have taken is pretty well
marked by the series of losses which
the people living along the route have
suffered. The gang followed the Min
neapolis 81 st. Louis road up TO Lake
Park, and as near as they can
be located are now upon Big
island. They sacked a camp
near Summerville during the
absence of the campers, the most Seri-
Gus loss being gold watch taken from
a suit of clothes. ROwbOats have been
missed by South shore cottagers, some
of which have been recovered and
others not; taken probably by the same
men. The woods along the South shore
are full of places where their camp
fires have been built The fellows EVIL
dentl Y fear Excelsior, which has an eff
ficient corps of policemen, and have let
the village severely alone.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
Cherokee Opening,

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 7.-The freight
departments of the Rock Island and
Santa Fee roads, last week, received APP
plicatiOns 10 charter special trains of
stock cars which the applicants desired
to load with ''hOmeseekers," and run
into the Cherokee strip4at the sound of
the gun Oh opening day. This way men
on horseback could be easily OutstriDped
in the race and the best town lots and
quarter sections picked up. The COM
panies refused to be a party to the
scheme.
The only special trains which will be
run into the strip that day will be ex-
curSiOn trains containing spectators.
and they will move SO slowly as to be of
no advantage 10 the passengers on
board.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
A GAME OF DRAW.
How the Mayor Made a Raise and
Swiped the Pot.

Swiped the Pot.
The mayor of a Western town was
playing small game of draw in his
office with the city marshal. the editor,
the hotelkeeper and a councilman, says
the Detroit Free Press. At first the
mayor was in great luck, and he piled
the chips up around him foot thick.
and then he began slipping, and before
long he had only couple left. The
next deal gave him great hand and he
wanted more chips, but he couldn't get
them. The other fellows were in to
clean him out and wouldn't lend him a
cent.
Boys" he said earnestly, will you
allow me fifteen minutes i'll which to
make q raise?''
They knew he couldn't borrow on the
outside. so they agreed to that.
Here. Tom.'' he said to a policeman
who was watching the game, ''skip out
on the street and arrest somebody quick
and bring him here.''
Tom skipped in about a minute, and
in about ten minutes he was back again
with victim.
The mayor looked the man over
WHATS the charge, Mr.. Officer?' he
said, Sternly.
Drunk and disorderly, your honor"
What have you got to say?" said the
court, addressing the prisoner.
Guilty, your HONOR
Ten dollars and COSTS decided the
mayor, with costs RENTED if the fine
is paid On the spot
Good enough, your honor" and the
prisoner pulled out tenner and rolled
out Ofthe room.
Gentleman" said the mayor to the
company, II have a few minutes left.
but | shall not ask your further indulg-
ence. Give me $40 worth of chips, -
and the mayor, with characteristic
enterprise. Swiped the pot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
Engineers' Trim.

CHICAGO, Aug. members of the
American Socie ~ of Engineers 10 the
number of 500, with distinguished ell
gineers from Russia, Germany, France
and Italy, who have been in attendance
upon the recent congress of engineers.
took trip of inspection today over the
line of the drainage canal. They were
the guests of the sanitary trustees, who
provided for them a special train on the
Santa Fe road They returned this
evening greatly pleased with the trip.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
POLICE PICkUPS.

Nellie L. Gordon yesterday paid S15
to the city for violation OF the bread or
dinance.
Charles Baker charged with having
embrZzled a small amount from the
Earl Fruit company, waived examina-
ton, and was held to the grand jury in
the sum OF $500. He went to the county
Jail.
c. E. Holmes. for selling liquor with
out license, was fined S5Oor sixty days
in the workhouse.
John a. Mckenzie, the swell vag, was
given ninety days, sentence suspended
on promise to leave the town at once.
Charles HanDeman. convicted of
stealing so from %. j. Burg Sunday
afternoon, was sentenced to pay fine
of $50 or 90 to the wOrkhouse for sixty
days.
Oscar Frendine, an employe of For
man. Ford IL Co., yesterday appeared in
the police court on a charge of non
support preferred by his wife. He
pleaded not guilty. The matter was
continued till today to give him an OPP
pOrtunlty 10 employ counsel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-08
Saw the Pone.

ROME, Aug. THE pope gave audi
ence to Mgr. Bartlett, of Baltimore,
with whom his holiness conversed for a
long time on the extension of the Cath
ollc church in the United States. Mgr.
Bartlett presented to the pope a list of
American converts.
Very Rev. T. Bouquillon, d. D., pro-
fessOr of moral theology, and dean of
the faculty of the Catholic University of
America al Washington, has had a sec
Ond audience with the pope. He has
had repeated interviews with Cardinal
Rampolla, DOntiticial secretary of state.
Both the pope and Cardinal RampolIa
treasured Prof. BOuQuillon that the
Vatican would use all it's means to sat
istactorly settle the university ques-
ton.