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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


A COUNTRY SEAT at MorristOwn In
rent furnished Large dwelling having
every modern convenience. built with ~"
cial reference To winter and summer occh'
nancy: carriage house and stabllng Tor SIX
horses acres In lawn and garden
abundance Of choice fruit etc. possession
M once :. EDDY a CO.. ~ broadway.
A COMPLETE and very elegantly fur
nishcd house 10 let. in perfect order
priyatc family only. never before rented.
inanlre ~ West 52i ST.
FLUSHING. LONG ISLAND Handsome
house. fully furnished. beautifully To-
Gated. completed In 1892. every modern
convenience. plate glass windows. hard
wood floors porcelain baths. etc. COW,
horse ard carriage. coachman and cook
II desired: 10 let during owners absence
in Europe, desirable parties. who would be
careful OF handsome furniture. only ac-
ceptable MITCHELL BROS. "a and 40
I~onard-st.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT; terms
reasonable. best location In orange. Ad-
dress CHAS. LINDSLEY. 20 Highest.
Orange. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21


A FOR SALE. six American nas,
ment colonial houses. just c"inpIet"'. az
ioining Central Park. newest ana tnn~'
ynuulnr siyIe. combined with the very lht-
.si improvements. right on IN" hackn,n"
r., IN, island convenient 10 cable, l.
road and cro@stown lines. and AZ prices 20
compete with the lowest. Nos . To 10 IVES,
s7th.st. various Interior ARRANGEMENTS; pi.
nil nrtist,cally designed. substantially NUM-
and beautifully nited W. always open
Bookle; with fun description. plans. price,:
etc. on application 10 owner 'hAkbf"
Rt'EK IA Colunbus-ave.. corner 'si-r,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iosth-st.Ar-
tistic substantial villa. less than slp
600 easy terms send for circular ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT co. IS Btoad"av.
WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Hand-oms
plot for sale. fronting avenue ana pam
mic, very reasonable T.. EDMt M
MARKS. No. 80 Broadway.
brooklyn.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE mi htS'-
class residences with water ~ ms. on
tho north and south dos 4 Long Island.
from s. Oso TO <&O.'sn. Also farms hi,gy
g. " ( BROWN. 10 CJurt-ss.. frooklyn.
and Nanhasset. l. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Knights Re
placing Device for Deraiied Cars. o2O. 10
NcNab's Automatic Window Sash shutter
Lock. 90. 729. EDGAR TATE & CO, 2io
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WE HAVE an extra good chance % trade
Your country place Tor Ncw-Nork 'ify
residence. call and See u. HOiT &
AYERS. ~ Pinc-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR <ALE.-Noumeyer
Adjustable Spray /ozzle, 81. JOI; VII
lard's Car Axle: Toy Photographic Micro
way.
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnishc cd.
MISCELLANEOUS.


LADIES prefer Byron Roach Traps TO ex-
terminate reaches ana waterbugs from
their apartments because they are war
fanted to catch theV all or money. re-
they make no dirt and are not dangerous !.
sent by mail. 3Oc. BYRON. 200 3d-ave.
sold by housefurnisners.
TWO PROGRESSIVE physicians wanted /.
one contributing $1,000 for sanitarium
uptown. one ,contribnting $1,000 for SAINT
tary concern downtown. $4,000 Invested
describe antecedents. COOPERATION.
2si7, +, o.
WOMAN. heaithfui capable. giving kinder
garten and homework. Is offered home
near Central Park. with American family
cedentr LAWYER. 2.s47 =. q.
YOUNG LADIES with artistic IDEAS can
receive private lesson In millinery from
n frst-"lau artist. Address Il. ID. NJ. -
West 30th-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Shipnan s
Hand Fence Machine. 81. 2'2: smith
Twelve Keyed Harnonica. Hunts Pulvef-
ling Mil. 1913 49, EDGAR TATE n co,
pa Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE "Mabelle"
Hand Packing Case 52i. 4S: Haveners
Lumber Guage 4s9.JSI: Burchards Heater
and Table go 632. EDGAR TATE CO.
24J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Shepherd' $
channel Horse shoe. 50I. Hizer :
Check Rein Attachment. Oh .69i Staeiln 5
Nncktie Holder. 80. 1874. EDGAR TATE x
CO. 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Nellis's Bottle
Gases. 5i1Gi3. $50. OF; both elevate the
bottles. also automatic stew pan or pot
EDGAR TATE x CO.. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

CAFE AND RESTAURANT. all htted up.
p. DAVIS, SSS Main-st.. Orange, N. J.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


GENTLEMAN will SACRIFICE for Slo"
his hackney bred COB; he Is absolutely
fearless OF everything. has superb stS.e
and extra HIGH KNEE action very az,
tractive in appearance, IN tact. "A nhIHI,
for any one wanting perfect sadie anu
harness horse combined. as ne mas peen
ridden and driven constantly ~ own,
wife. also AT less than OF AKIEk VAL, r.
elegant nearly new STIVERS Runabout
Wagon. Village Cart. BREWS FIX brouBn-
am Top Phaeton. T Cart Spider l,htetoii'
Too Sidebar Road Wagon. light ana nesNS
single and double Harness. imported lady
and gents riding Saddle and Birdie fur
and cloth Robes Blankets, Whips. &c
no CASH OFFERS Ref SID IN Greer -
effect immediate sale. ON MEX III
VATE STABLE. WEST 3STH-SI"
NEAR 5TH-AVE.
A YOUNG beautiful black shetland pony.
~ inches for sale: price low. Aduiess
SCOTLAND. Tribune Once.
4 HANDSOME PAIR Of family cobs very
gentle and fearless. young. sound VII,
accept $3.50 II sold at once: nave us'u
them privately in city; also COUPE a Ia
ness and trap at . sacrifice tAMlLi
COBS. Tribune Office.
A GENTLEMAN will dispose Of his docked
hackney cobs: young sound lots OF stSle
and action: also brewster mail pilae'nn.
dog cart harness. etc; VIII sePira' ~
tahlishment to suit purchaser, an NE, n,s
class: in Al condition. NOMINAL fhioT'
Tribune Office.
A RAPID. stylish cob. an actor ~ 81,
hands Runabout In good order ny gu,
vers. and harness. etc. SD. lria'' az"
guaranteed. also. clock on was"i,, PAP
erty OF well-known man IN De!-H'
TOR, Tribune Office. -
a BEAUTIFUL saddle and driving horse
nov at the boarding stables, owned Dy
a private family giving up its use u
sound and kind for ladies' synsh ~
fast; Sl3J. Nearly new runapou.. Fr"'
can I1t East iJtfl-fi.,
near Lexington-ave. -
a SOI-ND cob. Hackney bred. Kind FOR a
lady TO ride and drive. VIII carry -"
pounds: il close made and very s'yi'sn'
property 81 gentleman: price sI-". NJ
dress COZ. Tribune once.
A CLOSE MATCHED pair Of three,year-
old Shetland ponies. unhroken. 80 lncn,s
b,gh. nrlce low SCOTLAND. Tribune Or
a FEW SELECTED horses winiered. gooh
warm stable. best of care, price ,,"sI,'
able. Address GEO. W. BLRNH M "a
maica. or care 81 Austin. nichols 'o''
New-York.
HORSES wintercd at Willow Glen Farm
hasf r.,crenc.s Address Dr. o. c.
JACKSON Y. o. Box i6l. Jamaica. l.. !.
MONTHLY CoAOHMAN. having nice nee
horses and carriages. would let by me
month to drive himself one or wv"
horses: very reasonable. splendid Turn
out: would do furnace. sc: references.
II f.. sar Gth-ave.
VERY handsome coupe rockaway, mad"
To- order this spring. modern u'r'hh .
,,ood builder. also doctors buggy by
brewster In good order; MODERATE P"'"
STORAGE. ~ West i3d-si. -
$3.50. Great sacrifice fine platform spring
,,,,pe Rockawsy. pole and shafts. cost
$50 i'm use three month also. $50 hrst-
oiass cutundsr extension top family .na.
ton used two months. cost !" orn"t 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR .-Uchtmann's
Change Receiver. 4I6, IO3; Barnes
Smiths Sheet Feeding Mechanism. 32i,-
loG piers's Ceiling Top. J27.0l3. EDGAR
TATE x CO., 2iJ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

ADVERTISEMENTS AND syBscnlP.
TioNs FOR THE NEW;YoRK rRIb:
TSE WILL brF EE So AT TE
"a Dc : north OF 1hirty-frst-st.: and AD.
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
ohicss: 2o4 EiGhth-ave.: 100 Third ave.
corner Forty-seventh.st: $50 East Forty.
i96th-st.. near rtird-ave. ,026 Third-ave, |.
near gixty-nrst-st: LOS Flrst-evs: l0e
West yorty-sseond-st: ia Columbuo-avA
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1eathers.

VEQtUetS
y EXPERIENCED vkitinG go'erness wishes add.
n iiona pupils Higher English branches. fren,h ana
German Music specially Highest rsf'tenc'h ADDRESS
JITFRATf'RE. P0x ~. 1912 broadway
4 NORMAL GRADUATE desires few pupils In ne
n English hrnnches particular attention given 20 back
ward pupils Mrs STONE. %SS N"s' hofh ST
A PARTISAN LADY wishes pupils for French ana music
n Address FRANCAiS. Tribune Uptown Once. ia.
Broadway.
u XCIIANGE English piano language maih'rnAics tor
r. cultured home New YORK. IL years high~-t CITY
school aiso visit pupils Miss Perrin. iSi
West <a'h-st - =. -
n XPERIENCED TUTOR. w.litssy sradua;t. visits or
II receives pupils Moderate terms. bes' References
Address WELLESLEY GRADUATE 1rbuns lpeown
Once. .242 Broadway
II INDERGARTENER 4 young LADY wishes POSITION
N - kndersarrneT IN prlsat" family ~ school good
references Address MISS HARiNG. s1hraAienorrEh
y ----------
rUNuORor'GU TUTORING bv former University fe
j low ~ Columbia college preparation sperislil ~.
year, successful experience. HAROLD 6kiffiNf. 10
Amsterdam ave
For other Advertisements under this Heading see
Page %
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BOARD WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY wishes board in private
family. where French is spoken refer'
ences exchanged. Adress PRIVATE, Boa
l00 l.242 Broadway
YOUNG MAN wants clean room and board:
prefers private family; above SOth-st. 40
dress A.. BOX 4s, i.2i2 Broadway.
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Gonntrp Board Wanteo.

~ GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND CHILD ~ want substan-
NJ tia board comfortable room. winter, within IS
minutes Grand Central Port Chester preferred reference
FRIDENBERG. 9 East l2d-st.
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DRESSMAKIX0-

r~~~OrJr>.~~>e ~ ~e~~-0-er~ ~ w
DRESSMAKER Ladies and misses nrst-
class references. A. ELSIE, l2o west
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Berkman $
Knife Shqrpener H.ooC soldl' Irahse
P.rlnr RowIing Game. iS4.0sI ketron
R"t.rv steam Engine. 5O7. I3s. EDGAR
TATE x co. 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
DETER c. KELLOGG & CO. AUcTIoNEERs.
Mr.. Robert Steel

sends from Cedar Park about twenty-five young brood
mares by Happy Medium. Red WILKES. STEAMBOAT. Nut
wood woodruff. Nova Norval. etc. sntcd to the we'll
known Cedar Park stations. Sale commence Wednes
say Oct. 81 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
OTHER CONsIGNMENTs

pe sold In the afternoon OF Wednesday Oct b. con-
aining the colt Sketch by Azmocr out Of Sprite, the
Sare Lavender. 22sA by Alcantara, the stallion Del
sur ga. and other attractions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

r from Highland Farm thirty mares Niles and
pr CHIEFLY by the great Nutwood but few OF the
s rss are by Wilton. Harold. George Wilkes and Eec-
I'm nesr from producing dams and stinted to Nutwood
~ track road breeding stud there IL great material
Sng this Consignment which will be sold Thursday.
NOV L. al 10 O'clock a NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

The horses will reach the place Of sale Monday Oct.
~ For Catalogues address
PETER {. KELLOGG e. co. Auctioneers.
107 John Street. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Vo Msneer ger
inghauscns Speed Governors. ~ -
si2 ar9. Guham's Measuring Funnel 90.
30I. EDGAR TATE x CO, 20 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
rroS1yG PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
forsrs ano Carriages.

DETER c. KELLOGG & CO. Auotioneers.
will sell at
Madison Square Garden. New York.
Tuesday Oct Goth. 1894 DAY and EVENING
commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ and us p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

nds from Parkve about 40 horses OF exceptional breed
ING some OF which have speed, including the stall
p ps Regal Wilkes. 21l% Baron Rose. 2:2s%. ana
ssnoec' and the great mares Bonita. 2lS1z Nina DE.
ssIon etc He sells the get OF Nutwood Guy Wilkes.
S,anooul Pancoast Pandec Thistle Eectoneer, Sable
Mlkes harold Amonsrch. etc Most Of the brood mares
s stn,ed 10 the great sire Stranger son Of Goldsmith
Aio rms consignment will be sold the afternoon and
e C,ngr Wednesday Oct. 81 commencing about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

SENDS from the Great Meadow Farm. all his twoyear
oids and all his yearng colts by Meander sire Of Pam
hco and by Bona Eide and Californian. These will be
toid wednesday. Oct. 81. commencing about noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
u.WAII BOUND BY TREATY.
rcrANr TO YIELD NECKAR ISLAND
TO ENGLAND.

..,uss,oNERs NEGOTIATING FOR ITS occUPA-
v .s CABLE sTATIoN-PRoBABLE AN
SExATIoN MAJORITY IN THE LEGis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

DREssMAKING Perfect hitting. stylish
dresses made from 50 up In che week.
Ma WITKOV, 227 West f6th-st
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP.
TfONs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
UNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.242 Broadway.
"a doc. north 81 Thirty-nrst-st.; and ADJ
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices. 25A Eishth-ave.: IGO Third-ave.
corner Forty-seventh-st.; 100 East Forty.
seventh-st., corner Third-ave.: $50 East
near 6ixty-nrrt st: l.70S Ftrst-ave.: 100
West Forty -second-st. tp2 Columbus-avA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

STOCK FARM. GREENWICH SO acres,
well Whtcrcd. excellent buildings n"ii
depot. valuable for sub division. Al
WATER. 81 Liberty ~.
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Gam 6thools.
Jnstrnltlon.

For Young Aadics.-City.
A T FRENCH ACADEMY. Sl3 Broadway Union square,
n prof Berger OF Paris French instruction. misses Ia
dies gentlemen conversation especially; free trial. ne
advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Murphy. \
cartons Oar Lock. 525. O99; Janko"shi
Folding Bed and Sofa: Scotts Rhcumatism
cure. EDGAR TATE * CO, 10 sway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25

missed. Mary j. johnson. as admins
tratrix, VS.. The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York; taken under
advisement upon demurrer to amended
complaint. In re receivership OF Thomas
Nj. Breen; order directed to be pre-
pared determining the preferences
among various claimants holding as
signments of labor claims.
Judge Kerr--William 3. Southland
vs.. Minneapolis d Sault Ste. Marie
Railway Company: submitted on mo-
ton for new trial. London II North
west American Mortgage Company vs.
Jane E. Hetfernan ct ali; submitted on
motion for new trial.
Judge Otis-Charles HirZel ct al. VS..
j. l.. Strauch ct al; Judgment entered
by default reopened. e. E. Danforth VS..
National Chemical Company; proceed
ings stayed until March 81 at noon.
st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
Company VS.. Columbian Fire Insurance
Company of America of Louisville, KY,
and George X. Lewis IL Co. as gar
nishees: order in disclosure entered.
Traders Bank of Tacoma vs. Charles
E. Marvin; partly heard on motion for
judgment on pleadlngs, Charles Joy vs..
Burlington Insurance Company, of Bur-
lington, TO-: application for disclos-
ure or garnlSneeS continued TWO weeks.
In re assignment of st. Paul Roofing
and Cornice company; final distribution
ordered. Jerome JudsoE VS.. Willis B.
Richards ct al; Judgment ordered.
Esther e. Goodwin VS.. Willis B. Rich
ards ct al: judgment granted. William
j. Beecher VS.. Willis B. Richards ct al:
Judgment ordered. State of Minnesota
eX rel. Sherman Ii. Brownlee; order
made restraining Maud L.. Brownlee
from taking child eleven years old
without the jurisdiction of the court,
and habeas corpus matter set for hear
ing at April term Of court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
JACKETS And CAPES.
| BLAZER SUITS.

Every day adds something to the
stock, and emphasizes public opinion
that we show the largest assortment,
the latest styles, and give much the
greatest value for the least money.
We exhibit wonderful range Of
styles and prices to select from, and
every garment is a representative
style from the most reliable of repre-
sentative manufacturers.
American tailor-1nade Wraps and
Suits are now being sold in Paris.
Products of the same manufacturers
are shown in the GLASS BLOCK
CLOAK DEPT.
Our high-class Jackets and Capes,
from $50 to Sos, are commended for
finish and style, and are unanimously
complinented by experienced shop
pers. We sell Ladies' Jackets as low
as $50, and Capes as low as So. so,
and from that price to $50. We ad-
NIT of no competition.
Come and see what we are doing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
CAPITOL NOTES.

Gov. Marshall is improving, and
hopes to come down to the capitol Mon
day.
Whittemore Bros. Montevideo. deal
ers in -four. filed traue mark with the
secretary Of state yesterday.
II. H. Hart returned last evening
from his tour of inspecting the county
aims houses of the southwestern part
Of the state.
The secretary of the soldiers home
board yesterday forwarded $1,000 due
country merchants on account of
soldiers relief.
The supreme court convenes on the
Sd prOximO with a calendar of up
wards of 250 cases. The time for filing
notes of issue expires on the 9th, fact
which may be of interest to some dila-
tory litigant's attorney.
Adj. Gen. Muhlenberg yesterday for
warded 10 Orris Lee commission as
first lieutenant and inspector, Third
regiment. NJ. n. q. The resignation of
l.. r. Easterbook, of Company G, Third
regiment. has been accepted.
The state historical society yesterday
received bound copies of the Proceed
ings of the Conference of Corrections
and Charities in Chicago i'm 1893, and
Report OF Public Records. Parishes,
TQwnsand Counties, by Carroll d.
Wright. for 1885.
Sisters Seraphine Ireland. Aurelia
McAndrews. St. James Weyle, Agnes
Williams and Blanche Ryan hled articles
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
GEORGE HAYS PERIL.
Spent Night on a stranded Barge
on the River.

George Hays. proprietor of the
steamer George Hays. and James
Brennan started for Prescott (near
Hastings) with a barge load of supplies
for their steamer Friday night, floating
with the current. About 9 O'Clock,
when opposite the stockyards, the high
wind lodged their barge on the end of
riprap, and they were unable to get off.
There they stayed until o'clock yes
terday morning. when they were
discovered by II. Philips. weigh
master at Wentworth avenue. who got
a boat and took them Off The wind
drove the waves over the barge, occa-
Sionally drenching them, and, owing to
the twelve hours confinement in the
severe gale and wet they were almost
unable to stand when rescued. Bren-
nan, the mute, was unable to swim, and,
when the barge began to settle on one
side from the water washing in, became
terribly frightened towards morning as
the time wore on, and they were unable
to make themselves heard. The barge
will probably sink before morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
OZMUN AMBITIOUS.
Wants to Be President of the
State League.


State League.
The central Republican league held
special meeting last night in the Endi-.
colt arcade. While ostensibly called to
make arrangements for the clubs to at
tend the stale league and Mckinley
lecture at Minneapolis on the 18th, the
real object of Chairman OZmun was TO
capture the clubs to back him as can.
didate for president of the state league.
The meeting was held behind closed
doors, and got down to business after
Mr.. OZmun had made canvas of the
gentlemen present and TO und that most
of them would stand by him for pres.
dent. Mr.. OZmun made a-speech IN
which he stated that st. Paul would 20
to the state league with five times as
many delegates as they ever had before
Ramsey county is better organized
in that respect than any county in the
state. While Hennepin county has but
twenty-one cluGs, st. Paul has seventy
five. The statement was made that the
state league has always been held in
Minneapolis because that city has
always secured the principal officers.
Mr.. OZmun stated that ali ST. Paul men
should stand by their city and work for
1t Ill securing the presidency foe this
city, and then they would be In posi-
tion to hold the state league here and
probably be able 20 secure the national
league in this city. He alluded to the
fact that st. Paul is Democratic natur-
ally and almost certainly except in off
years. and he believed that the holding
OF the state and national league here
would encourage the Republicans.
The meeting agreed with Mr.. Ozmun,
and those present pledged themselves
to work to secure the organization in the
interests of st. Paul. As large a dele
CATION as possible will go up 10 Mime
apolis. They will be headed by a band
of music. and will attempt to carry the
convention by storm.
A steering committee was appointed
to take charge of this matter as well as
the matter OF securing transportation
and tickets. This was deemed better
than to leave the matter to IN ass meet
ing of the clubs. This coInmi ttee will
meet Monday afternoon at the office of
=. ii. OZmun, in the German-American
Bank building. The committee Is made
up of one man from each ward in the
order Of the names as given below,
ramely: John Copeland, w. l.. Ames.
l.. j. Templeton, Henry Johns, George
Warren. DIN b. Lewis, Walter Hol-
comb. John Pierce, Henry Hinkins,
Capt. Z. l.. onmbardo and A.C.Clausen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25

by thirty-eight active citizens. and the
following officers elpcted: E. Aihrecht,,
president: j. Thoorsell. vice president;
+. S. Green, recording secretary; o.
Sandell, corresponding secretary; J.W.
Martin, treasurer
A delegation consisting of E. Al
brecht, j. G. Reichart and f. w. Whee-
lock was appointed to attend the con-
vention of the Municipal Reform league
at the chamber of commerce Tuesday
evening.
The meeting was most ably addressed
by John Thoorsell, who eloquently told
or the evils of municipal politics hereto
fore, and urged upon the taxpayers the
great necessity of reform. lie was fol-
lowed by T. II. Wheelock, who dwelt
upon the objects of the league and their
pIausibility, and foretold the rapid in
crease and strength of the organization.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the Portland block. Friday.
March 30. All citizens vino favor hon
est and economical city government are
cordially invited TO attend.