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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
A sTEALER OF FALSE TEETH ARRESTED.

Policeman Reilly. Of the Fifth Precinct. YESTERDAY
morning arrested Thomas sullivan on a charge oil
burglary. While Reilly was Walking alo"E ''"".
st he heard a crash Of glass and turning ''o"'
saw sullivan running along Grand-si II" pursued
hin, and after a lively chase arrested him SeN-
erai sets of false teeth. which had been taken ron
tho show window of l.. T.. Hanson. a dchIs' al
" 9Sa Grand-st were found in his possession
Tho teeth had been secured by smashing the Sidss
80 ~. window sullivan who Is believed t. he 4
Iyell-k known burglar refused To give ms aleloS.
Justice C;oetting. in the Lee Avenue Ponce 'ou''
hold M for trial
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Announcements.

Rocl<wood's Stcreopticon slides are made by the
w.. ,,'..rss They ar. used exclusively 10y rrofs Mer
-, eturyis naiv.ar Wheeler and other eminent
lecturers W. furnish operators and lanterns 40
lsroadWay tiOth ST..
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Henry a. Daniels. NJ. D.


r,..s... Of Nervous System. Oenito-Crinnry Or
x.n. imnoteney and sterlity Hours. to 1 to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01
CnIMlxAL MOTIFS.

Juror Armstrong wss convicted ct In.
dianapolis Monday Of eonspiring to hang
the jury IN the Indianapolis National
bank. wrecking case. He was sentsnced to
eighteen month"; imprisonment 1t hard
labor.
Montgomery Gibbs. Who vas fond Of -
ducing young married women. Was found
dead in Buffalo Saturday night, bullet
wound in his temple. murdered. He had
been killed by one Of his victims or her
husband, but the police are unable which
one Of large number to suspect.
DAN Mahonsy, young rufaan. was shot
and KILLED Sunday morning in Fred Brant's
saloon on Third street, near Howard. San
Francisco, by Policeman Costello. Who in
terfered while Dan Mahoney and his
brother Frank were beating the bartender.
The policeman had a ear bitten Oh BY
Frank Mahoney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

Arssfx. Tex. April so--A terrible elee.
tricM wind and rainstosm prevailed over
this section last night. prostrsting tele-
graph wires and doing damage TO growing
crops. All the streams are ur. The
Colorado u twelve feet above low
water mark aud rising. The power
house Of works at the dam - flooded
and the contractors have suffered serious
loss On the Austin 4 North western road
trains are delayed. One span Of the bridge
at Granite Mountain and enc of the bridges
at Marble Fails, sixty miles west Of here.
and two Of the spAns over Delaware creek
ven washed away. Many washenss are
reported along the road.
nxs Mersss Ia. April ao--A severe hail
aud winas,orm in Webster county Lass
evening broke nearly oil the windows In
the town Of Ellsworth. George Hanson
and wife we're blinded by the storm 81 q
railroad crossing. and were run dewn and
killed.
cosSrss. Ia. April M-Nsvs Was
brought Ia this morning of fesrfai cloud
barsi In lincoln township. Adams county.
Hsn covered the ground To . depth Of
three iaeAes. and tho Williams branch of
the Nodsway river ovvraowed 30 aaiekiy
- To cause great toss Of live stock. The
damage VAL b about Sso.oeo eli ON the
faEmerA
kue Cury. Col. April @-snos 4.
thirteen inches ae~p On The level, and Ia y,
ssssg tsiiiag fast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

proposition. bus s1&Dpeeed tAis pian, nos
promisins 20 b boond By their decss'oa.
Howovof. vhen Nf. HUI 80 aseod ao0as
Il. b promptly insisted that ne sasSse.
toa vss not formal preDeslfaea. Ana
tAat - soaid - osnsiasg euythaae usaA
q eams in nors formal vay 5000
hin- He anA01nced thAs - proDeeu 70
eoatinue his work Of running his osn
rcd: thas ne cd men voaad = ofo9ea
70 work I'D vhes eue q tAen fas!sa g
rssDoad pe00psly, Nh place would b tm-
nediately oiled By some Of the ARG nam
bsr cf msu he hes heard At along the nne
ready 10 work
6lASp FoEKa April 0-sspsetAl nan
bearing four companin Of Unissd ssaso
troops from Fort Suellire arrived soday.
There are sci men under command q
Maj J. H Patterson Several missiles
we're thrown at the train as St Coud- One
soldier was his On the head with > osiek.
and another In the pit Of the stomach with
Q coupling pin. AZ Crookstoa some one
firsd . shot at the engineer. The train
brought . pile-drivsr and two bridge crews
TO rebuild he burned bridgss wsss OF
Ninot A soon - thee are replaced = is
believed Q 2ain viii b SAINT sarouen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

4 Wsaaa Dssss 0sssa oss1s Mss.
ssAR yaAHcssco. April 30-NrA Rose
Dwses, wiz Of . saIooaksspss 81 iil0
South D strsst. Tacoma hsd IN exciting
sxpsdsnes heee this aftssnoon with
SCREEN goods" msn with whom she
had ben In correspondence Tor ssv-
eral weeks. relative 70 the purehsss
Of $4,000 worth 81 countsefsit green
backs fos 500 Ms. Dvsss came
from Tacoms with her money intaut upon
making what looked 70 her . profitable In
vsstmsnt She met the crooks, sutsssd
into negotiations with them aud was
about to purchase She finally became
suspicious. however. and refused 20 bag
The stnn. she saga Her story 10 that whom
shs started 10 60 away the man with
whom she had been negotiating induced
bar 70 pus her money into . Tin box for
safs keeping and started with her for the
railroad depot On the way two other
men joined them In the street car. Nrs.
Duers detected the fellows in the oct of
exchanging the box containing her money
for another Just like IL She gave
the alarm and the three men ran
from the car. Two Of them were
captured by policemen and the boxes
rscov cred. One contained nothing bat
blank paper Of grcenish color.
The other contained the $500 which the
woman nov claims ~ hers. and number
Of crisp 81 bills laid carefully over What
seemed 10 be packages Of hank notes. bat
we're simply blank paper. The police are
inclined TO believe that Mrs.. Dwars
entered into the transaction fully. bu.
that she Was shrswd enough TO discover
the trick when the crooks tried 10 change
hoxea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

The senate has passed the house Joint
resolution, authorizing the secretary Of the
treasury to make partial payments on vss-
sells constructed And repaired under con-
troll OF the treasury department TO the ex-
done
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

WAsasseros Crrr. Aprsi N --lsr~cial. -
Seiseater asasrsl MAXWELL has m ale a sao-
ton hsfcrs the supreme court TO advance
the hearing Of she case 81 William Dunbar
against the Un,sed States isis believed
this VII b done. and the case Of the Port.
laat msrrhass Who Vas convicted OF
smngglsng viii b reviewed wisaia q sAcx,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01
PORTLAND INDusrRfALs AnuslvI.
Discharged BY Federal Court, They
Hold q HsR Aeotfn9.

PoxrlASp, April 3l~-United States Dis
trict Judge Beilinger this afternoon or
dered abe discharge Of the Porilans contin-
gent Of the Industrial army who we're
charged with contempt Of court in violai-
ing an injunction Of the court restraining
them from interfering With the property
OF the Union Pacific railway. Each OF the
ffty-two men asrsigned arose and I'd.
dressed the court. saying that he was not
aware that he was violating An order Of
the court and promising to obey the laws
in future. Judge Bellinger then DIS
charged them.
There vas . demonstration BY the In
dustrial Array tonight that surpassed in
numbers anything yet held in this city.
The army, which Is now about ]. ooD strong.
started from camp In Aleina nj ! 80 and
On the way aeross the river Was reinforced
By loo sympashixeYn. headed by . brass
hand. The procession halted for several
minutes IN front Of the 0resesica building.
and the Industrisls roundly denounced the
oregessas for it criticism of the Indus
trial Army movement The procession
halted at the plaxa. where large
crowd had already eongregassi. mum.
Der of speakers addressed the crowd, and
the mention Of GOV. Fsnnoysr's name was
the signal Zoe Load cheering. Judge
Bellinser also received Considerable APP
plaase for his decision in the case of the
indastrsais who ran away with the Union
Pacific train Al President Cleveland and
III. ". Scott editor OF the osrrasssssa. a
great deal Of mild-mannsrsd aeuss was
directed. Ii was announced .aas q nun.
her OF doHasoas Of supplies had been
made. arnons them ss1 worth of PRO.
Visions by Il. II. lamar, Democratic can.
didate for mayer.
A movement - nov oa foot % raisa
money by private subscription TO forward
Sehestier's army TO Washington City. Ii
vAs announced thai another iemonssra.
ton would b made soaaorros, in honor of
Labor day. After the meeting hroks ap
the army marched hack 10 Aiaina. where
they are eaReed in . naasess OF empty
buildings.
I~e troops Of the Fourth cavalry from
Fort Waiia WsilA who interrupted the
train stolen by the Industrial Army and
brought them back 10 this city under
saAru, isit Ter home tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

BneSinaham's Dye for the whiskers IL
popular PREPARATION In one bottle, and
eeseg< evenly brown or black. Any per.
son eza easily Apply il at hone.
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whstee.n Ns~s

wasrcoa, April al -lSpsciai.j- Ths
Yorktown left thss morning for Port
Tow send.
The eeunlerfsitsrs. Adams aud Darling.
have bad pres IA nary hear az. aad have
been bed 20 answer before TIE United
States grand iQry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

Catil farther scste~ - Ssnfsgs. fAks sserv a
Kasse<n rasa leAvfnS esassis 81 81 IA AK.
arriving 81 a - VIII sssahs assses seaasessans
sos vsneearsr SD Yseiass Eass VIA czasafsa
rseane ThressA p&facs ear sssussE seattle
aad Nsnecasvr
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STILL AT PUYALLUP.
Seattle Tacoma Army Unable to
Seize . Tf1in.
WATCHED " FeDeRAL TRo0Ps.


Jumbo Coneveil came into town to0ay.
He had . shothag full OF coin. and he az
changed IL for hank notes "Ws'rs going
eos os PayaiIup tonight, and vs aza's
eosne 70 waik. said he. s.and dax amt no
josh. nesthsr." He hss Lost much Of his
braggadocis CIR. and looks worried. Two
wagons circuiated through the city today,
taking mp collections Of provisions for the
army.
Out - Puyalfup shs armies aSs, like
4tcawbsf, waiting for somsthing 70 turn
up. The Seattle army held . private -
mon IN the big unfinished hotel this
afternoon. II VS. mainly for the purpose
Of receiving comfort and enconragement
The star a. CsntwssI. Who o. one
time threatened 70 suppasnt Gen. Shepard
aad taks charge u both commands. II dis
ttnctty on the wane. He 10 100 frothy and
radical 70 last lag. Today he could not
mnstsr cosporsl's guard of followers In
ths Seattle Contingent United States
AarshAl Drake has every point guarded
b deputiss. and - NO freight srains now
leave hsss in the night it viii b di6lcult
for the Commonwsai % stssl . train.
Provisions ere nos over plentiful. Failure
stafss them In the face. Nobody believes
they will ever tramp e scscss tho Cas-
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w.t,-.-..s. 1890. saI,-A. :. s.W~-.y
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Come early ard secure bargains ut the
AaTaAagls q foosry COMPANY.
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fo1 nay &c ssss-s, tai aassss yea procure orr
sAs pTsSS 1875 yes are Aoszas raeres. Cooper q
lsvy. The xrueers
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Ne Chance for Gen peirhiA's Away To
steal Trnsn.
ssexsSr, April NJ When nelphin's
regiment Of cammoaxealers stepped oas
OF their barracks sAis raasnlag they
~srs surprised 10 see 800 United
osatse sestssza Ias barracks a<s
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Evsrysesas - cost al the Aerahams q 70,
eyIa ssssrAay,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

Stock and fixtures for sale at the Abra
hams Grocery Com pany.
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sssss~ssss,s I've A,.sss Essas.s-

oAsssasesssss I've Asatss Res13ae.
eAcnAnxsro, April 90 There y nothing
nsw sonighs Concerning the Industrial sr-
Hniss eampsd within the city limits. The
Oakland regiment has absorbed perhsps
half Of Inmsn's army. while both have lost
soms By dsssrtion. The Federated Trades
afs talking Of giving benefit SHOW Of
sons kind. the proceeds 70 b applied
toward procuring trauspostation.
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ixpfAsAsoLn. April O.-0en. Aubrey
Aas bssn d4possd from the command Of
The army Of CommonwsalsrB and Aiisu
Jennings. Of Indianapolis. plsssd In conn.,
mand Of the whole army. The men are
bsing well fed and barracksd On private
psopsfty b. consent Of the owners. No
dass for their departure hiss Jet been Axsd.
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0oIvan's Any osa1l Q Co10mbus.
CotunDrs. o.. April O.-Ths Galvanitss
did mos lsavs Coiumb0s today. He spoke
tonight and took up collection. Seven
msa sss In the hospital. There ere no In
camp. 1hey want money % travel b. rail.
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HHLxSA. Apsil Sn-HoGan's army. num-
bernR so mn, vas bro7ght hsrs on =
special train - o O'Clock BY soldiers from
1oft Ksosh. The prisoners were taken 10
~ lajs sTounds. two miles from the city.
where thsy and the soldtass mads camp
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Moods ptlo esre Ever fiis. euossipsstcQ
s0gss Sssslsh ~ s1ssasa iaslssss.ss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
e TRY One THURSDAY, 8
1iii{{ii{iiii{{ ii{ii{ii{li{i{VN
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
ROBERT l.. WINNIE,
Private Banker,
Agent for Care Of Property.
ESTATES MANAGED.

HOUSES, FLATS. STORES AND OFF,
II CES FOR RENT IN ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY.
FOR PRIVATE BANKING. AND BEING
ENCOURAGED BY THE CONFIDENCE
REPOSED IN ME BY MY MANY CLIENTS.
FOR WHOM HANDLE THOUSANDS OF
THE FACT THAT THERE Is NO PRIVATE
BANKER IN THE CITY RECEIVING
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK. HAVE
DECIDED TO ENGAGE IN SUCH BUSI-
NESS ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 1ST
INST, IN CONNECTION WITH MY PRES
ENT OCCUPATION, MY OFFICE BEING
ADMIRABLY LOCATED FOR AND
ADAPTED TO SUCH PURPOSES.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITING YOUR
ACCOUNT | AM.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
ROBERT l. WINNIE.
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SchraIn's Renting Agency.

Rooms 500 and 500 Manhattan Building.
FURNISHED HOUSES AND ROOMS. ALL PRICES.
177 GRAND AV, ~ rooms barn; $50.
512 Selby, IL rooms. modern. $40.
s55 West Seventh. II rooms. bargain; S35.
263 East Tenth, s rooms. corner. $50.
265 East Tenth, s rooms, modern, S?5.
36S East Tenth. 10 rooms. brick S25.
pa East University, rooms, modern, S25.
27S West Seventh, rooms, yard, S?5.
219 Spruce. ii rooms. bath, furnace, $50.
800 Olmsted. rooms. bath. clean, SlS.
094 Iglehart. 8 rooms bath, furnace, SIS.
664 O:sego, z rooms. inside closet, Sl4
663 De Soto. rooms. newly papered, $40.
401 aondo. rooms. city water, $40.
80 Hoffman 75S Logan. 395 Lafond, $40.
Up stairs aud flats. 81 upwards. Rooms
furnished and unfinished; all prices.
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j. w. Shepard.
81 East Fourth St.-Partial List.
sTEAM-UEATFD APARTMENTS

sTEAM-HEATED APARTMENTS.
THE PREMIER-St. Peter and College
aV.
$40. 50-Eight rooms | Steam heat hot wa
S3S.GC-SiX rooms. ter. gas range. janitor
THE ALDEN. Is College Ay.
S35-Six rooms. Steam heat, hot water,
S3c-Six rooms. janitor service.
THE VICTORIA. 33o South Exchange ST..
S3S-Sevep rooms; steam heat. janitor.
THE RICHMOND, 26S Elm st.
$35-Six rooms: steam heat, 1anilor.
THE BEIFELD. 110-116 South Robert St.
S39-Eight rooms. Steam heat, hot water,
$22-Flve rooms janitor service.
THE BEIFELD l31 Fairfield Av.
S2C-Four rooms: steam heat hot water.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

ADHESION can obtain a refined and
IL gentcel home work at Sl2 per week. No
canvassing. Reply with self addressed
stamped enveloped, Ester Allan. South Bend,
IND
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

HOUSEWORk-Gi for gener al house
IL work in small family; no washing; nc
children. Apply Monday. $50 Martin st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

ADY made 1913 last week selling Longs
IL Solid Mucilage Pencils" Why not
you? Address C. A. Long, M'f'r, 33l Dear
born ST., Chicago, ILL.,"
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uOUSkW OHK-Wanted, competent girl
II for general Homework; family Of three.
Mrs. Farrell. i95 jackson st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

uOUSEWORK-Wan competent
IL girl for general housework In a family
Of three adults. 33l Ramsey st.
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T AIDES who write for me at home make
l. good wages; no capvassing. Lula Ar
dene. Lock Box S., South Bend. Ind.
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TAYLOK'S RENTING AGENCY -
i GLOBE BUILDING WE RENT
HOUSES. STORES OFFICES. TAKE
CHARGE OF RENTED PROPERTY AND
MAKE COLLECTIONS.
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NUkSE-Wanted, an experienced chill
to Mrs. Arthur B Driscoll, White Bear Lake
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WEST SIDE.
The Eclipse Drag Store Acknowledgement.
S, ROBERT AND FAIRFIELD AV.
c. T. Dunn. -. Cigar and News Stand
425 S. ROBERT STREET.
George Marti. ,... .... 80. 80. Drug Store
s. WABASHA AND FAIRFIELD AV.
o. Deme s....:.... ............. Barber Shop
2227 :. FAIRFIELD AV.
Concord Street Prescription Drug Store 49,.
CORNER STATE AND CONCORD.
a. T. Hall. Observation-Disclosures. Drug Store
CORNER S. WABASuA AND ISABEL.
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EMPLOYMENT-A young man nineteen
Il years OF age would like position of any
kind is well acquainted with the city and
ROndO ST
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CLERK-Young man speaking Scandina
~ Wan and English wishes a position as
clerk in store or otfice; understands book
Globe
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SlPUB WOMAN-Wanted scrub woman:
~ good wages and steady job Apply to
the matron at the city hospital, between Q
and 10 a. M.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TRY ONE TUESDAY. &
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SITUATIONS OFFERED
Female.

II OUSEWORK-Wa girl for general
IL housework in family of three; German
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EMPLOYMENT-Y man nineteen
u years of age wants work of any kind;
have done office work; know city well; can
give references. Address E. K, $50 Ran
dolpn st.
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no YOU WANT STEAM-HEATED
II FLATS DOWN TOWN? GOOD LOCA-
TION; VERY CHEAP. TAYLOR'S RENT
ING AGENCY
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Stock Markets" Trading on limited margins
fully explained. Coates Il CO., Rialto Build
ing. Chicago. Ill.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

COLLECTOR - Catholic young man.
" strictly temperate and reliable, wishes a
experience as a collectors; can furnish best
of city reference. Address 23 Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

BUTCHER - Wanted. job by all-round
ID butcher and sausage maker. Call .26
ROndO st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

AVE JUST COMPLETED an elegant
IL twelve-room house. No. $40 Lincoln av.:
it is the most complete and best finished
house on the HILL at hard times prices. See
owner 1903 ST. Anthony ay
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

COLLECTOR-WGnt position as col
~ lector or salesman; car furnish horse and
buggy Address IS, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

COOK-Young colored man, who is frs
~ class cook and can make himself gen.
orally useful around house, wants situation.
Address or CALL 203 University av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

pOYs FOR PLACES. places for boys.
- employment bureau for poor boys. free;
Newsboys Club Room. 313 Wabasha St open
from II to IL a. M. and from t. p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

SCHROEDER 4 DlCKiNSON-For your
~ upholstering, repairing carpet cleaning
refitting and reaying, mattress making and
renovatiug. feather steaming. Is East Sixth.
telephone S15. Let us give you an estimate
on anything you want.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

D. SlTION WANTED by a middle-aged
L man who comes here from Southern
state for the health OF his family; is college
graduate and is general all-around Office
man; thoroughly competent; expert in fig
ures, and can give satisfactory references
AddrasS V AZ Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

uOUsES-FINE HOUSES FOR SIS ON
i ST. ANTHONY HILL. ALL CONVEN-
FENCES. THAT SEEMS PRETTY LOW.
TAYLOR'S RENTING AGENCY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

EMPLOYMENT wanted by man able and
II willing to work: job of any kind.
Address W. NJ, los Granite ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02

MAN AND WIFE would like situation on
wi farm or in hotel; three years expert
erce in hotel. Address Ed Beebe, 345 West
Seventh ST. St Paul MIMI