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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

IL H. Brown, a lawyer OF No. IA \assau-st.
seems to be detective as well. He II counsel for
Mrs Anna W Sackett. who IL suing her husband.
James w Sackcti for divorce The case cam" be-
fore Judge Freedmen in the superior Court yester-
dav Brown testified that he followed Sackett on
April o. and saw him enter a telegraph office The
husband wrote "A telegram but deciding not TO send
IT, crumpled 1t up and threw ii away. The lawyer
picked il up and found II was addressed - Mrs
Anna Mersdin. OF Painvile. Conn. and asked her
10 come to this city the o'clock train the next
afternoon.
Evidently Sackett sent another telegram. Tor he
r,et q woman at the Grand Central Station the fol-
lowing day Brown was there with q detective. and
they obtained evidence against Sackett ID cision
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. NOV - ,speciaD Wheat opened s.sa~ ..s
little advance because Liverpool came siF'hS' -
hora however soon gave out. the December '" =,
h..on. the factor again. ihe market s'' " -. a.
Gloss. WAS almost n the bottom. My oi''-' ..
s,d h.,ve.n 5as.c and 5sA.c ami closed ~ D -
w,s no lack II bull news hut the iduidA"'" ." 80 :
nor ou,vsirh4d everything else. The ffI'' -,
,,,uatel tina, the visible AMI invisible supply g." 80
November l was 100000 bushels less '''' - ~
Rearbohm said the Arsentine crop WAS W. h.. a.
Inst wears There were the Russian figures " - a.
on hand late Wednesday afternoon These -
,sh but none II them prevented dec'ine' 80
,arlots were liberal so2 against go las' se r,s-
r,celpts Gaiooo were larger than list yea" 49,, M
clearnnc.s were large almost 5oo"o nus"'S' -, >.
counted for as little the other t'l 80, i've le
hoard iusi before the 81 - reported Ni0aauAes q
taken. The charters here were o"'V I'D
business. , .,r cash al \
,.,rhv deliveries The May sustained - .,.t. 81
1,,,ring bv shorts II sold between 49, t me les5
closed al lS.c The Novemher de- lin'' - "a iens'-
h.r ,l.sel Asc under May There WAS u -,rs he :
X, charters were made Receipts were -, The ~,
,i,atr fnr tomorrow $50 oats we're ,.',..siav w
vas only 10 the close only - un,.rr 29S. sslss
sold between 3-isc and 32i.c and .IoS'l ~, r,cep
Tn. comparative s,eadneS came N'l" No.
,ars to-day. il5 estimated for to-m'i'"' hog rec
pr,y,.,ons wer. firm early because me 's,ira =
4tOVp were n lit,l~ less than expes'' - n9csers 81
,o.morror was rs no After the nrs' l.r' m, q.
orally became sellers and prices iufh'u VI Ia pae'
5rnrt vas runrea poor. January p'ie ~ s,l SIS
q, 20. ,, :, on January lard between - i,g ess
January ribs between 50 20 ana S"'' w.
the bottom. ,. ,,,s,l AT 5>Ac' ~
at 80, &C. Puts on May corn closed At 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
SOLICEMEN DO NOT DTSPROPPE THE cHA nor

The Police Commissioners yesterday continued Inc
investigation into the circumstances attending uie
appointment policemen who II IL alleged, got
on the force through fraudulent Cvil Service ex-
aminatons The cases taken up were those OF
Roundsman Joseph Devln. OF the Union Market
station; Patrolmen John Bowling Of the fremont
station; Richard Burk. OF the Feat Thirty ifh-st
station. and John X. Krushinsky Of the Morrisana
station
Louis J. Grant appeared for Krishinsky. William
r. Howe for Burk and Friend g. House represented
Devlin and Bowling
The case OF Burk first taken up On the ad-
vice OF counsel Burk refused to comply with the
order of Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Wellman TO write
at his dctation a paragraph from the civil Service
examination paper. Testimony was given that the
handwriting Burk's papers was not his own
The same witnesses testified against the others and
all the officers refused to write anything at Mr.;
Welmane dctation. The other cases Will be tried
November 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
EFFORTS TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT


New NoTi.. November lN''
COTTON The market opened - = points lower. raj
lied about 3 points sold N about points ra!yins
frat weakness ucci"l decline IN Liverpool
after that market had opened ABOUT points higher '
The subsequent rally here was on execution %!
presumably 'nHt ana
withdrawal from the market. who s""n"l Z" Ice
dsincneI gu short ia View Of the hrmn"ss shown
I'm the ~ blk receips and expectation ~ con
tinuei large The market during The lau"r
part Of afternoon AZ the weakest point ~ ~"
day prices falling IN about ]" points from m" hghrr
barely steady with not loss 81 - points
The total 2so.2O bales The weakness was
chiefly About 3i.,s0 bales w"r" covered
b. prominent Ncw-Orleans arm. carly m the day.
Southern holders II showing Increasing irn-
ness \ arg" overland movement Ia eNt"'t"l Amer
can spnncr~ bee making more inquiry i'r cotton
The the ports for the week is estimated 90
shout I10tFp bales. against 30 last W""h ~ -"
last year Receipts Houston HNE bales. against
wcc g. 49, last Receipts at memphis
8 i5in last week. 3pi" last f'1r E''"ifs
e. Now ORLEANS estimated 80 l1'"h - l'""
ar 2p" last week. io'n last year u seems t4'i
taarsh Influences ~, not have Uu'h weight Ii' 'ii"
stroagfh - situation seems 90 %" DC light "Nr ~
tho wori'S Nisi. supply that - last j. IL
s'airl that month u December vl D." 'n'"rr' "'n
sight than 80 fhe sam" fir" n i' ""'t"'
bale r. = 1891
opening anre ana close TO-DAY. and closing bid, ~
ne. l. his lt. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
THE Alta CHMENT VACATED

The attachment against the American Credit In
demnjty Company for 23.25l obtained by James
Talco,t drygoods commission merchant. on October
4 which caused considerable comment at the time,
has been vacated by order OF the General Term
Of the Supreme Cour; motion OF lloadly. lau-
terbach e. Johnson attorneys for the American
Credit Indemnity Company. Soon after the attach
mont was granted the attorneys for the American
credit Indemnity Company moved to have the at
,achneut vacated but the Judge denied the mo-
ton and an appeal taken 10 the General Term.
which has reversed the order denying the motion,
u,,h slo costs and disbursements. ana granted
the motion to vacaie and set aside the attachment
v,i.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-oicr,raI T,rm-R Recess
supreme court Chambers E"forc TfuaN. l-'onrt
o,,.rs =, loco A. ~ Motion calendar called az II M
Supreme special Term Part l}'Inir h'l'N 20
Law ana No l%:d. 1911 li'3 1861. l2>'' I'M
Saprc,,~ rcnr' -peial Part II nco'e An.
Dir. =. Elevated itilfofi cases case unfinished
supreme court Sieciai Tim Part III Before --.
circn.. ,,ui-rafi Adjourned until NJ nday. No,,in-
cir'ui, coq1 ral' arpci for the Tern. ,,r@
~ lciI 1886 49,. ,''H. l@3>. 'l@' 800 ~.
,i., 49,, i.sG7 i37i 80" 349> :is3 4i55 i"l5 ;"'7
o.,sn.. ,tr, Ear, v-B.fore Ta'terson. J-causes -
be- s,nt Tom Par III f.r trial. ,.tar
NJ ,a.S' i5Y -, ~; - so. Isl '7eai.
Superior court Equity T'rm-i'~fore McAdam. !. NJ
superior ,our, rra! T~iu-rart I-hdjonrn"d for me
term,
Siaerio Court TraI Term-Part IIIefor- Ghderslccvr
J. -'as. So i'r'. simmons - Nrwbursef ~ daf
superior Court Trial rcrm-rar, Ilf-Eefore puero -
egtie'+ court hamlefs-Neforc Fitzgerald 5
Mo'ion c9l'nlar called a. "I m, w" , ~, 'G,"iI
l:efuArl Conlsn G"orE" T. Known Joseph -, nl n 'i
%irr~ch i.,ot,a T. iio~ior Iesa Fedr,lcn. ~ . ~
Surrorat"s court .Tt'i Term i'~f'r- An,la S-''asr
s. 80 viii T William RYAN. ~ lo;so
common Pleas Social Tcfm-Iicfoic BooKs'aver. J.
,rr.n FLA. General Adjourned f,r 'he term
Common IHeas Trial Term Par it~ioe ."eS-'len
hos' N,s ll'3. .l"i -. 2t" 40 2l'' 2'l'
common Pleas Trial Term Parts II and Ii-Aijourn"i
cry Coari- Special Tcr'n-Bef9rc F'7.imons. J Mo
Ci,y Cour,-Trial Term Part BEFORE Canian. JNo~
NJ COS 81. ~ 10 so NJ ~ 20. Coz" unnn-
nv caur, Trial Term Par, II Ecfofc McCar'ny -
No. 50 lu7i n, so 20 &.i3. ~. 80 Case unAn
ci,y caurt-Tral Tofr, Par, III ef're Van W'ct.
No- "a iolG ~ 1863 '',.e ri.nei.
~,or, c,i,s.. So ~ .G.r .lOi 2.t!. .ns. --.n.
.,.j lC,o 27oo e,r,G :Gil clcir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew York November 90 1894.
s EFE s " ,r5acS Sa.' we're err n he "' sal. Of
wo of bulls rnd old cows at lhr uptown tn1nirS
~ qpc native crcaeses fe" extra 40 se'hs a'
o.. y, change the European market and trade s!9"
y, shipments ~ 1--we stock AMI fresh meat reporter "'
for '1-iny or Friday. -, ,. 90 ,o,,
relliirs ,oh-s arl - AZ Jersey cry ne later
direct p" '''} siiNsh.rr' LOU ,,,e c,f,es
AMI Prices -h,ie lower 'han IN Wednesday. s'vsga
S. t., rer ~ bunch 4 heavy Western calves sold
~ so m n T., c2ce }'ci "a. >s%5, 'e1 nd prtc"s
,,orasel oven lower than "Wednesday City dressed
choice n.arhy c'scs al, "sc. little calves at 3'sa'c
Sale IIail.nhe'k & Hollis 81 Buffalo yeas i27 N
avetlse - s. er 100 n 10 i29 n at s. 90 !, ted
e ,. 5 at a, 8 30 state veal $50 H. at 81 90 Il 'Fa
T. Z : aio ' ii 1872 r az s. 90 ~ =, d a
s. aras.rg. Il, II. at - ls's.
go = - s. i yeals 2' H. s. So 10 Western calves
: >,r!c.' - rras-ers ieS y, a, s.
>lEIr MD iAMS i..p,s y eaFs or Sr h.'i
c .'tr.f ~. ,.,"r!a, h're were :. cars on sal, SAL"
T1"r" Va sr3 ay d"nant 'or einrr sheep o, 'Snos
ria,.s o. sing prices. Tho only favorable symptom
,r,.rur Iisit f,r s.,,al ,s &, vas though, a partial
fo,,,., tho present un"xp~c'cl depression nigh,
3 , h@I .z ss . M i0 viii; nM m ,n 1 ,n
lamb ,nYurn carry them into December. Probably not
MT i me- shipper fon $50 o. sano Saes ,5.Iay were
- 5on>e - IL" 70 fof common - iair sheep and a.
primo canadian l.mo s,'l at 81 pressct mutton IN
drnanI 1ff5, low selected bringing
c dressed llmts weak at 4r' extra stock selling in
-utti af 6s-
Sl,es-p Mei4ereor x Co.: $ Western lambs 81 n
,,e-,g" 81 gr - II. 30 Michigan d. 80 10 At s. -
Western ~f,,p. ~ p AZ 81 -.
$ Todd \ co.. 1874 Kentucky sheep % 10 AZ 81 I2i..
80 Kentucky sheep tai lambs mainly lambs 81 n.
20. ~ stat, 49, - n. - 49,.
Nsi.n g., 81 STATE lamb. c'n ~ n average. al 50.
:. sheep. - 49, "a -. 90 H.. ~ 10. at 81 80
q pll"riar,. i9N canadian lambs. choice. ~ ~
81 - So" lambs 20 n AT - -. Is do tS n. at So.
sheep. ~ n. -
NJ ,.uns ~ >,-tcrn lambs. - 10. A. 90 -: late
Wednesday, Western lambs ~ No. 81 -. lso stat"
d. - - - ohio 3p. - 10 AZ g. >7s. ~ stat"
sheep %" &C., ID s. -
.pl state lambs ~ ~. AT 81 -. q sheep,
- y, - -. - Do. 80 n ~ - -
~. '.ul',h Hollis: ilo Western lambs. 90 10. 81
Jriinc. Wright Co.. - State sheep and lambs. ~ n.
noes Receipts ~ ears or $3.50 head - ears a, 10Th
aud I? J"fse, CITY. About 40 head for sale.
Market barely steady s. 4odSt ~ Country dressed
eNelt for light. Quotations. jnIc FOR extreme
weights
Sales Newton 4 Co.,: 20 Western hogs los N average.
81 - per "' No. also sHd Wednesday - state pigs.
loi ~. a :, -
Hume y Mulea io7 hogs l6i n average 81 -
do i3b H., ~ ~ -. II do 2iS y, - 20. ~ pigs.
H. az 81 80. . ugh hogs. :96 10. at 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

London. Nov ~ p m-Consois, ami, nS and ono i:
and the account: New-iork p,cidc coz tI,sxicas
S second OV eSnsos 5 Illinois csn'rS s n
ordinary IA; st. Paul com common; 81: Mexieann shyls
new per cent bonds oa'. bo"''''" ,,,, ~
Ss A's1sop rS Ssm amour; 81 81 bullion wA%,sHS
Bank Of England balance Sn Sl francs s. eF''
advices quote per cent ren'es ~ - ,arks
Berlin Nov % Exchange on "a pfennings 'O'
day bills - u,, statement OF tns 10 -
France shows an increase W -'
and 1, $4,000 francs In si'eS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
JOHANNA FTRTOTS AT SEEING THE WANDRTL.

nne-,ooking mandrl. which has been named
Willie Widwaves. has reached the Central Park
rnenagerie from the Lisbon Geological Gardens.
Wi.e's cage placed In the room where 10
hanna the chimpanzee. Is. on Wednesday after
noon, and Johanna grew frantic with rage at the
sigh; OF him The msndr's nos;rils are soft
carmine and his is purp!ish hue. Under
each eve is patch OF white. Johanna shook the
wooden partition which separates her cage from
that formerly occupied by Chiko until she broke
II down. Both animals to be on exhibition to-
day In the Arsenal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
TIE ST1TE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Nov. 22.-Four dull. unchanged. al.
barrels Wheat dun and easy; No , red .,,, fs n
vember JIiaM51Ac: December 57ssT574c.' 90 "
Jsa.c asked: May go i2is steamer No rel -, .nia
Southern. BY sample. 3Tn5Si5c: d. on eradS ~ .EsA
receipts o. IS bush. stock. il2}i2, BUSH ssls 'es
bush. Corn weak; mixed. spot. 80 ,l537.c: ye, HS'
5ixc: January. 50l2G5o.c; steamer mixed 90, 10
southern white 4JnJ2isc. DO. yellow. iii,s,.af tgJ,
i5s % BUSH sales. ?.v0 bush. oats firm snd sd
No ryhi'r Western. 36isG31c No mixed 10 > S4y,s
aioci. I9s 30 bush. Rye hrmer No . 5iG--'R5''T
o7sI7 bush. Hay quiet and steady. good =, s1ct
tirno,hv Si2 5oTsl3. Grain frc.shts quiet. eeo o
Tivrrpgcl - 1i,i December Cork Tor orders 4. an 4
cenbcr nominal. Coffee firm; No :. lasai5sc q ,.
steady. granulated, i:"5c '4v
Boston Nov % Flour very firm. Corn oua .
steady Shorts quiet. Provisions steady Pu,,e ~
Northern creamery 25f26c; Western. 2lG?;e r. m.
firm; best Northern. lialllzc, Western, i@saile ~.
firm. vi
Chicago Nov. 22.-The leading futures Hanged ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
LONDON WOOL SALES
ssHls,

London N Sy,S a III, in' p ~oT' quality q
new clip we're offered Their was Frenes housa' sa
American oI Hn ~ Snd German traders were new
operators Prices TO 10 per .e' 10 10 f6 n.
per cent zen c fo%$r v Which We're largely
saI,s were: New South wales. LOO" "a. At l,e,rrS
4i.46l. queensland. 1000 haigS, south ~ -
~, bales greasy al ,gu7i.d Ne" n ,,sa At le9 <,
greasy At iisT?eG; cape. ~" ia', vino c'ndgee
paln,s A. g., and Jacorlh. Son Co, w ,nI the az
ale say that there slack de', .s fet raosn
age decline ~ per cert i ntn weak ne NJ. AZ
able cablegrams from Austrian" p''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

CHARGED WITH LETTING ~ FREE SOME THINGS
IN DEAN HOLES TRUNKS
Henry G Keiber ana james f.. Fitzgerald. Custom
House inspectors were suspended YESTERDAY They
were charged by Deputy Daniel T.. Downing win
having passed dui.abe goods In the trunks Of Dean
Hole, the eminent En2lishman. who Is no" l"ciurinS
in this country. He came here on the New ofk
asst month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

Michigan sold at 1Gc and No at Is1iac "
ing sold more free.y at 2iW22c aad haa dois' eo1A
tioas at l0n2Oc for Ohio and lie for Mch,ene sets
is a steady movement In unwashed cor1hinsa w. Ten
IGNIc for one-quarte- and three -eighths ~ oos |,
washed and unmarchantabe Ohio ana MicbioplL "a
have been selling steadily at Halle Terrs,ssn hstc,
very active with large sa.es at sfl2c far a.. RoI
medium. or on secured basis OF 32n3lc Der n aha ca
California ard Oregon woC' sold noder,, Ia,
iO1i2c. Georgia wool Ice Pulled .h'ey =
quiet and steady. In Australian WOO. more Sg,s e,
sales AZ M2Sc. Foreign carpet WOODS arc N ps al
mand. The sales II the week 3 sol 5go ~ t'f Z.
2is7,JO0 ID domestic and 3l4,@D ID foreign "''a<,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
INpIGNITIEs TO HIS PERSON AND NAME.

John j. Blair an ex Fire Commissioner. was ar
rested Yesterday in a suit for $O0n damages for
Islander brought by William Gleason custodian
at the Fire Depa rtment Headquarters. At meet
ing of the volunteer nremen in the EssesX Market
Bnildng on October &. Glccson alleges ne was
kicked by Blair ana called thiei. IN" defrh laht
was released in l5| bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23

tied in either the bull the hear sile puilS In,
part 81 the day prices exhibited some ,,' with In,
ia,e- an "a ser feeling prevailed in sympathy Viii, -,
decline in other cereals and the marie, TUT mil s,~s
Unclaimed to i,c net loss. Cash oats wei .ul'' IN
were !, go bush oats. %.hn:.'i., ,le,n ,,bi,n
90 4 inic HARLEY Mark-t firm: Puo'.d ~, ",
90 ~ y, Milwaukee and G2H'si, for uhz,a!!oi
~ Market Iull: now Western, iVI ''''
sI,TIS Market dull. clo,ersee quot ~ nj 19d
BICk WHEAT Market quiet '"f'''c i" '''N'
~. f,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. Nov. 22.-rhc day cal In the nit"d
ates Supreme Cour; tomorrow VIII be A. follows
\os ~. g.. 81. %. -. -. To- lIi. lG ana l"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov 22.-rhe demand FOR wool has been quite
active and the buyers on the market numerous Sales
Of the week 400 90 ~ Prices remain steady and
unchanged. ohio heeces sold nj lSc for y and and
above. l0c for Xxx and above and 1OV2lc for No ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
FcrEREES APPOINrEn


Bv TruaV.
Diamond vs Gear1n- Thomas Allison
People s'c. American steam u il'r insurance q"
Edwar! /. Ni,lfs.
GDdncv Gc!ncy Luri'n Dudin
Beach. \
state Bank Pcicha' John n'iahrniy.
Superior Court.
Iy Freedman :.
Sp.nell vs N"uilr.ri- Augustus II. Van ierlD'l.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Slpeme Court
Triax. !.
Henry p cone Thomas o. Hogue- Samuel ". Rich
ards. D..
Josephine stephan. Milton : Liuened- Ev'5c' y
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
Schram's Renting Agency.
COG Manhattan Building.

606 Manhattan Building.
eCQ BURR ST.-Nine rooms, furnace,
O')O bath, fine residence location, walk
ing distance, $50.
s23 Portland-Fine modern brick house,
S35.
Jos Summit Av.-Nine rooms. steam heat;
cheap.
230 Summit Ask rooms, bath, S25.
1l01 FauQuier-Six rooms, good barn, So
454 Fort--Ten rooms, arranged two fami
lies; nice brick house; bargain; rent sepa-
rate.
Up stairs. three rooms, city water, 245
Goodrich; 81.
Secure your houses now for cheap rent.
Call fer free list Good barn for livery; GEN.
trial; cheap. Owners send in keys. and we
Will let the people know your house is for
rent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
Cathcart & Co., :
Managers of Property.

lua1dSSIS VI IOpSIkNs
ME HAVE FOR RENT 49, -
w $40 Martin street. eight rooms and bath
at S25 per month
3u Martin street. six rooms and bath at SIS
per month.
3l3 Martin street, six rooms and bath at SIS
per month.
299 Martin street. six rooms and bath at SIS
per mouth
3i3 Martin street. six rooms and bath at sis
per month.
sol Laurel avenue, six rooms and bath at $50
per month.
1S9 Aurora avenue. six rooms and bath at
SIS per month.
l9l Aurora avenue, six rooms and bath at
S1S per month.
1875 Aurora avenue, six rooms and bath at
) is per month.
406 Virginia avenue, six rooms city water
at S13 per month.
307 Martin street. six rooms. city water at
SIS per month.
72512 Martin street, six rooms city water,
at $40 per month.
729 Martin street, six rooms, city water. at
$40 per month.
Cos Holly avenue, seven rooms and bath at
$50 per month.
$40 Holly avenue, seven rooms and bath at
S30 per month
CATHCART & CO.,
Bank of Minnesota Building.
Corner Sixth and jackson Streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
CIIIROPODIsT.

CHIROPODIST-Go thing for sore
~ feet Good Luck Salve sure cure for
chilblains and ali other frost bites If your
druggist does not keep it, send or call W. II.
Lockwood, Chiropodist 293 and 294 Endicott
Arcade building; 25c, SOC and 81 box.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
SITUATIONS OFFERED
Males.

a GRAND NEW LIFE POLICY upou
n an improved plan: has become highly
popular considering the short time il has
been issued by well-known life insurance
company. General, local and special agents
wanted liberal terms; guarantee Secure
territory at once. Address United Life In
Eurance Association, World Building, New
York
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11

4 Oh NTs - Salary or commission; the
~ greatest invention of the age; the New
Patent Chemical lnk-Erasing Pencil; sells
on sight; works like magic; agents are max
ing from S:5 TO SIPS per week. For further
particulars write the Monroe Eraser Manu-
featuring Conn any. \ !. La Crosse. Wis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
AUCTION SALES.

DoN'TFOKGETTH THE AUCTION SALE
- of 100 horses and mares next Tuesday,
Feb. IL, p m, at Wtnslow K Zimmerman's
Stables, 1I6 Fifth st. south, Minneapolis.
INAUGURAL AUCTION SALE - Our
i first auction sale for 1894 will take place
on Wednesday. Feb. IL, 1924, at 1880 p. m.
We will offer for sale two carloads. consist
ing of tlNS following: Draft horses, drivers
delivery horses, farm mares. All stock
guaranteed as represented. This lot of horses
will positively be sold to the highest bidder
for cash. Wait for this sale. Flour City
son proprietors. Nos 10, IA and is Second st.
north, Minneapolis. Private sales daily
S. Simpson, manager; L. II. Wiggin. auc-
tioneer
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M EN- to sell baking powder: steady en-
Nl ployment: experience unnecessary: SIS
salary or com. L. S. Chemical Works, $40
Van Buren,, Chicago.
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CALF-For sale. six weeks old heifer calf
Seventh.
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FOR SALE.

RABY CARRIAGE-Tob be sold reason-
- able; first-olass child's buggy: very little
used. AddressaM Is, Globe office.
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BOARD WANTED.

DOARD-Wanted, by married couple,
ID board and room in private family;
Hotel Barteau preferred; price moderate.
Address A 10, Globe.
DOARD-Wanted, fiIst-ciass room and
ID board by couple with five-year- old child,
near Central park; private family preferred.
b Is, Globe
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SOLICITORS - Wanted, three reliable
~ men, good takers. neat appearance for
soliciting purposes among business men. St.
Paul, Minneapolis ana Duluth. Permanent
position if competent. Good references
wanted. 80 Davidson Block, Fourth and
jackson SIS
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CANARY BIRDS-For sale, canary birds.
~ 234 West Ninth ST.. up stairs.
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SOLtCi1 ORS-Wanted. men of energy
~ and tact 10 solicit for the Bankers Life
ASSOCIATION of St. Paul, MINI; liberal con-
tract and splendid territory can be secured by
addressing Clarence z. >ecor, ST. Paul, Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11

SALESMAN-Wan salesman to repre-
~ sent direct. manufacturers and import
ers of crockery, lamps and glass; eleven lines
to sell from; frSt-class references required
Address P -, Globe, Minneapolis.
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pOARD-Wanted, by three adults, two
y well-furnished rooms with bath and
board i'll the vicinity of Dayton's bluff. Adj
dress s 15 Globe.
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D ELIABLE MEN wanted to distribute
II circulars for large advertisers; cash
paid; enclose stamp; reference. "Distribut-
Ing Bureau" p. o. Box 1925. n. Y City,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11

&HOE CUTTERS wanted at Tarbox.
- Schliek & Co.'S, st. PAIL
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FOR RENT.
Miscellaneous,

A LII or part of Chapman Drake company's
z corners w. C. Stanton, 722 Manhattan B'e
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CIGARs-For sale, COCO frst-class cigars
" by manufacturers agent; great bargain.
Call between 10 and II q. m. at 4O1 Drake
block. city
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Ii ALLS for societies and lodges on Bridge
IL square; call and look al them 1912 and
24l2 West Third st. For full particulars,
call on E. Corning, 341 Robert
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SOLICITORS wanted for Yankee Doodle
~ at the Fair" greatest publication on the
exposition; issued by official publisher,
George Borrie. Philadelphia Apply to Mr..
Mehan. "a Court Block.