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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. March 3.-With the ex-
cept!OD Of a brief period about 1880
o'clock. when a fractional reaction oe-
cured. the stock market was strong to-
day. and the general tendency was TO-
ward higher prices. The volume of
business. however. was light and the
speculation was without important feat
Ure. RuIlUr inougers had for the nunce
abandoned their ayocation and the mar
ket was practically left to itself with
out the influence OF good or evil reports.
j desire on the part Of the shorts TO
cover their lines, which they did not
care to leave unprotected over Sunday,
was the leading motive Of the purchas-
ing movement which sent prices I'D
ward. There was very little buying for
tie long account. and the foreign
houses were not trading 10 any ap-
preeiable extent. Sugar was most act
OF the day, IL per cent. General
Electric moved up & and Lead 81. the
Improvement in the other indusIrials
being trifiing. The Changers. except
Northwest, participated largely in the
rise. Rock Island and C.. 8. q q. each
gained one and St. Paul x per cent. B.
& Q. shows an advance OF u per cent:
Manhattan and Toledo, Ann Arbor L
North Michigan per cent and the rest
of the list 7s98 per cent, except
Laclede Gas preferred. D, L. & ". and
Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred,
which lost X and Is per cent respec-
lively. The market closed strong at
about the best figures Of the day. The
movement for the week has resulted
in the establishment of higher range
OF values. the principal advances being
National Starch, ~; Pullman and Rich
mond Terminal preferred, 4; General
Electric. S9s: burlington & Quincy, 81:
st. Paul, 81; ST, Paul preferred, 4;
! Rock Island. 2s5; Northwestern. "a;
Consolidated Gas and Iowa Central pre-
ferTed. 5; 2. c. {. 81 St. Louis, 21S;
Sugar and Manhattan. ~; New York
! Central. Lake Erie 81 Western preferred
and c. c. c. & St. Louis, per cent
| The only stocks which show any ma
terial decline are: Chicago Eastern
| Illinois. z: Evansville 81 Terre Haute,
! 5: Mobile & Ohio. per cent. The rail-
| way and miscellaneous bond market
was firm throughout the day. North
/ Pacific and Montana lists advanced ~:
| Savannah & Western lists. %; Colorado
| Coal and Iron 6s. 2; Long Island As. IL;
| Richmond Terminal trust receipts fives,
IL; Cincinnati. Dayton & lrolton fives,
| I1zc, and Missouri Pacific consols skies.
| per cent. hooking Valley fYes. de-
! clined IL; C., B. & @. sinking fund
| iyes sold at 1.oSSs; seller twenty
| against Los regular on November 10.
| Pacific OF Missouri seconds extended
| sold at 1.o4 against Leo on January Is.
L he principal changes on the week are
| decline or 4 per cent in Houston s.
| Texas oebenture SKIES, and an advance
| Of IL per cent in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
| Falls d Northern fves; do skies and
Detroit Gas fyes. 61S; Savannah &
Western hrsts, o; Virginia Midland
! generals. AZ; do stamped, 5: Georgia
| Pacific second eonsol hyes. AZ: East
| Tennessee consul fives. {; Pacific of
| Missouri seconds extended 3%
/ The Evening Post says: That the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
CEGAh MAKING.
HE SCHULTZ CLOAK COMPANY

'EHE SCHULTZ CLOAK COMPANY
L wishes 10 inform their patrons and Gus
toners. as well as ail ladies of ST. Paul Min
ueapoils and all over the West that we have
received the latest designs in spring and
summer jackets. capes. wraps. Etons and
Eton suits. also the newest shades in cloths
Tor making garments TO order by men taiiors,
al snort notice. at our usually low pr-ceS Bv
dealing direct with Us you save the jobberss
and reiailer's profit. Please give Us call
The Schultz Cloak Company $40 Robert ST,
NJ stairs Out-of-rown Customers-Me will
mail, on application. free OF charge. cloth
samples measurement diagrams and designs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

New York Bank statement.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Money on call
easy at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, $685.. Sterling exchange dull.
with actual business in bankers bills
at S4.SS@4 ssh for demand. and at
S4.S794.S714 Tor sixty days; posted
rates, s4.S71{94.S9; commercial bills.
S4.S5$[ G4.S6: silver certificates, 5S%@
593zc. No sales.
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THESE QUOTATIONS
Are Furnished by
JAMESON, hEVEHEn & CO.,
st. Paul Grain Market.

st. Paul Grain Market.
Wheat-Cash wheat was firm with a
good local demand, while futures were
dull and shade lower; cash No.
hard. 6215963e; No. northern, GIG
6l17c; No. northern, 60G6lc.
CorH-Ihe receipts have been light
the past week, and prices are firm at 81
@3176c for No. 3, anu S293217zc for No.
yellow.
0als-Receipts light; demand good:
prices higher; No. ? white. 2SH@29c;
No. 8 white, 2S82Szc; No. s, 273z(62Sc.
BaTley-3S(14 3c.
Rye-Ao. =, 4I94l1zc.
Timothy Seed-Sl. 459LS0.
Clover-S5(d5. 80.
Flour-Pateats. IS. 10000; straight,
S3@3-20; bakers, sl.Se92; rye, g. 40@
2.o0; buckwheat. S5.5oi06; boiIed Germ
meal, 81. 1922 20.
Ground Feed-No. !, S1S9I3 so: No.
,, sl4: No. 3. Sl4.50: coarse cornmeal,
$3.50.
Bran ana Shorts-Firm demand: good
bran, SI1-5Q(6i2; shorts $3.50.
Hay-The hay market continues dull,
with light receipts and slow demand:
choice upland saleable at $3.50. with
extra choice at So; other grades, s495.
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Us IS reg 80. lI74 y. W deb. IS = Jos
do IS coup 1I7$s iSL-L&I-M G.5s. II
90 Is reg ...-lI2S4 St.L. d.. F. Gen. NJ 99I!
do Is coup--..Il4 st Paul cous0ls .I26is
do 4l2s reg. % st. P, * P. lists 109Ia
Pacific Us OF % HOP T. P L-G- T. R. 7fss
La. 5. IS u. c. =. 94ls 7. p. Il. G. T. r IDS 2I5s
Missouri 6s----.-II0 Union Pacific, lsIsl04Ia
Tenn.n new set Is 19l West shore I03Ss
do DO :s-l01 K. G. West lists. 60
DO DO IS 20 'AtchIsou IS -. Il
CanaGa So. 2ds. iU2I2 +.io 2l3s. 1919
Cen Pacific lists lusss e. II. & s A 6s. !;ols
D. j Z. g. ists..l15 do 7s 95
d. & L. g. IS. 7{ls q. & Tex C. IS lg5Ia
Erie .Gs $50. s. Fdo es Iua
u, h ii. Gen ds 4354 n c. Is. l23ls
do do IS So54i 90 4s gs F.
Mutual Union Is III Tenn old is. 60
y. J. c. Int Cert. 1929 Va Centuries 5.sis
\. P. 1sts.- II9 GO did 6ss
\ p 2s----.-..-. sllsS. c. non fund Is
y W. consols ..i53lz
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Atchison ---.-.- I3lziN. N pfd--. 1sis
Adams Express C. P. D. & Gulf. 5
Alton & Terre H. Els Northwestern lo44
do pfd---151 do pfd- ---.I40
Am can Express.1l2 y. 7. Central -. 99$4
B. d O. 70ls y. Y y. Eng. lGls
Canadian Pacific 66I2 iOnfsrio & West is
Canada Southern 81 oregon IMp. 49, 13l2
Central Pacific 1912 Oregon Nav -
Ches- & Ohio - 1873 Or :. L L Z. N 6I2
Chicago & Alton .135 Pacific Mail. Il
C.. B. ( Q ----.-. 7S75 P. D. & E.. 4ls
Chicago tsaS.-. 65s1 PittSblTg- 1864
Consolidated G.. 1863 Pullman P. Car 169
c.. 9, {. d St l. 37s4i Reading -. 2is4
Colorado G X l. ID Richmond Ter ass
Cotton Oh Certs 20 DO pfd 15l4
Del & Hudson -I35 u Rio q Western. l4lz
Del. Lack & " .i65 do pto- y
b. & R G. pfd. 2Jl4 Rock Island. 49, GSss
Dis L c. z. Co., . ST. Paul. 80
East Tennessee Is do pfd ......-1l2is
Erie -..--------- liza St. P & Omaha 57I4
Fort Wayne .-..-153 do pfd------..II0
Ct North pfd.. I0lis Southern Pacific. g3t2
c. 4 E. L pfd-. 50 Sugar Refinery. S4s4
Hooking alley. 95s Tenn. Coal * Iron 20
Illinois Central 9Ils Texas Pacific SIS
ST Paul & Duluth - Tol. K 0. c pfi- 90
Kan 4: Tex pfd-- 23I2 Union Pacific 10
Lake Erie d West - IS. Express IS
do pfd- -. -. 6ii2 Wabash. SLAP. 67s
Lake shore. 1904 DO pfd-.---. Il
Lead Trust 27s4 WeIls-Fargo Ex..120
Louis x Nash. z7z4 Western Union - S5l5
Louisville i IA " heeliRg i L. E 12l3
Manhattan Conf d. ptd 475s
Mem. * Cha-lst'n 10 NJ. x st. L.. IOSs
Michigan Cent o D. & R. g.. Ole
Missouri Pacific. z3Is General Electric. AL.
Mobile i Ohio i6S4 National Linseeo. Is
Nashville x Chat Il Col f d Iron. . sig
Nat. CoTGage---. 1881 90 pfd s.
90 pfd -. 3il2 II. x 7. ca
n j. Central. .1i5I2 ToI. A a. & Nm.
y. & ". pfd -. 2ossiT.. SUI q b. c.
North IN Co do pfd----
Northern Pacific. 4ss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

IN ACQUIRE BROS. have farms Tor reaL.
VI sale or exchange. 10. Globe
IN ACCOUNT Of health OF family reouiT-
~ ing change of climate, viii dispose Of
my nursery ana fruit farm; all set OUT IN sal
able stock agents now on the road linking
orders; good buildings. For further parfic-
ulsrs address i. =. BesL Excelsior, Mimi
or 7. Bost Jr, Globe counting room
CT ANTHONY PARK NORTH-Eslu-
y able residence lots for sale IN the above
addition at reasonable prices J. 8. Jett
Secretary. Room 9, National Germau-Ameri-
can Bank Building.
OOfl ACRES Red river valley; ten miles
o~O to railroad station sane to river;
new house: excellent soil; ninety acres
ready for crop: all can be cultivated: 50 20;
easy terms Address BayaTd, Deuel. & Co.,
CIT Pioneer Press St Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

BOARD wanted in private family (no
II ehiidren) by young Invalid woman and
nurse, able 10 be out. terms must be mod
crate. Address. stating particulars, e
Gioks-
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POPULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
kavanaxh e. Johnsom. Auction.
GERS.

SrORAGE CLEARING SALE by public
- auction. We will sell by public auction
in the stores. Nos 1877 ana lse East Sixth ST,
on Wednesday, March Z. 81 10 g. NJ five dff-
ferent lots Of storage goods consisting of
parior suits, bedroom furniture springs
mattresses very tine bureaus. nail trees, cup.
boards wardrObes. dishes. tinwa-e. glass
ware. siiyerware. pictures books, etc.. about
$50 yards OF body Brussels. moqnet and in
grain carpets. If you want bargains attend
TINS sale kayanagh & Johnson ,Auctioneers.
ls6, lSs and 100 East sixth st
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TYPEM RrTERS ANn SUP.
~ LES

Il ". TEN Ps.t-. 80 tierinEIlia Lie lnsui
Ii. snce Building. sZpert s..,t I'D work
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IUeSttaJ.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
c. B. Hariing Adelaide RAJ

c. B. Harding ADELAIDE Race
BIRTHS REPORTED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Salsba Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kasperck. Girl
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Kay Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harlin.. Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. AZman. Boy
DEATHS REPORTED.
Anna Peterson. $50 DelaW are av.- 2 mo
John Slrapp, 4S6 Pleasant aY.. IS yrs
Olive A. Gregg. 2l5 Annapolis AZ yrs
William Nenzel, Col Kent 67A yrs
Edward Openauf, city hospital 80 yrs
Fred c. Richards. city hospital. :. 27 yrs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
Houses for Sale.

Houses for Sale.
a MODERN HOUSE with sbarn. on
y Crocus hill for sale or rent Dr.. Howl.
go Endicott Building
HOUSE FOR SALE-Fine eleyen-rooup.
Ii steam heated hardwood finish house
ana barn on Holly av., between Arundel and
Maekubin, al bargain. NJ. 6. Brown. Globe
building
LOUISE AND LOT FOR SALE on ona
IL OF the best avenues on ST. Anthony hill;
viii seA cheap as an going 10 leave the
city; large yard ana stable; all modern i'm
proFements- address NJ 81. Globe
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Monday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A A. Gordon. S53 jerks. So years
Mabel Waidal, S77 Magnolia years
Mrs. FradenDurg. 436 Oakland 10 years
Baby Agnes krocak, 457 Michigan mo
George N. Walker. E. Seventh 50 years
Baby Manning I6 E. Elizabeth 5 weeks
Z. j. Boyngton, 1745z w. Third 50 years
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

POPULAR WANTS.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
Frank w. Youngman's List.
sI3 New York Life Building.
M oDkRN EIGHT-gooM HOUSE on
w Laurel aT-. two blocks from cable very
cheap.
TWO CT the finest residences on Dayton's
bluff very cheap and on easy terms
COOP HOUSE and lot on West side 10
" exchange for small i'm proved farm near
railroad
100 ACRES unimproved wisconsin land
A~~O TO trade for house and lot.
CLEAR LOT on West side TO trade for
~ equity IN lot on the bill.
ZINE BUSINESS BLOCK on Seventh st.
l. very cheap
Cow = of the best vacant lots on suu41nit.
~ Lincoln and Laurel avs. for sale cheaper
than you can buy elsewhere
WE HAVE FOR RENT the Dickinson
w residence Oh Portland Az. one of the
l.
PAM; fifteen rooms; steam heat dne barn
and the finest lawn n the city
0dO ACRES of the best farming land in
~tO North Dakota 10 exchange for a
cottage al W hite Bear lake or q city home;
not over S3.00a.
c100 FOR five-Rcre lots at White Bear;
cJIOO s. per acre down ana 81 per week:
no interest If laid promptly: land is worth
three times the amount asked. Frank ".
1oun gmnn- sI3 New York Life.
Barnes a. Larkin.
No. l04 East Fourth ST.
1e 900 DoLLARs-Portlan av.. east.
IO.OUO of Mackuoin st, a beautiful
home, with twelve rooms, steam heat, oak
finish, and modern in every particular
tx 900 DOLLARS-Best location in
1OsCOO the city, Portland az, near
Western av-; large house and barn; modern,
with steam heat.
= 500 DOLLARS-South of Summit
.cOO av- aud east of Victoria St; new
and modern IN every particular; this Is q
gen. and must De seen 10 / e appreciated.
y OOO TO 25Oo DoLLARs-These are
~sOOO cheap places, taken under fore
closure OF mortgage; can be sold for small
amount down and balance monthly
List of W. II. Snow.
10 GtOD6 BUILDING
7 WANT AN OFFER on the southwes.
L corner of Lincoln aY. and Avon ST: size,
1e0xl55 feet; streets graded; water, sewer and
sidewalk on both streets
HAVE THE HOUSE on the southwest
corner OF IgleharI ana Kent SITS for sale
cheap: house modern in every way; will
take lite good property in exchange.
HAVE CUSTOMERS for houses ON St.
L Anthony hill who viii paw cash: list
your houses If you are anxious to sell.
H0 FEET on Osceola av.. between Grotto
w and Avon south facing. al bargain
I Rave MONEY TO loan on good in
proved proDerty.
w P. STOW, No. Is Globe Building.
For Sale by l.. G. Owens IL Co..
80 East Fourth Street.
MICE MODERN broom house. Wood
~ land Park: full lot with large barn,
and al bargain.
Very desirable 7-room house Marshall
near Arundel. al a bargain.
Also four beautiful lots at Union Park.
cheap FOR cash.
Also five acres of lake property, with beau
ului cottage. ice house and barn; bargain for
cash
Nice little hotel business with furniture
and Lease for sale at bargain. and can give
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
BOARD WANTED.

ID and wife- home in private family on
St Anthony hill preferred Address .,
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Jebb- & S.hauer. Auctioneers.

ME HAVE the entire stock OF furniture,
~ known IS the New England Furniture
auction House, al $50 West seventh street.
which We viii close out regardless OF cost
81 private sale. commencing Monday al s:31
q. n and following days mil all Is sold
This Is g very good stock Of furniture. all in
good condition. and must be sold TO satisfy
Claims Jebb & SchsueE Auciioaeers, AZ
" abasha ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

~ Hess Shorthand school. Pioneer Press
building. Best facilities, best teachers. low.
est rates.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

YOUR FACE Is YOUR FORTUNE
How TO be beautiful. Ny pamphlet
which send free to any lady, tells ali the
secrets of beauty culture. My remedies AID
cosmetics are ait the same as used By the no.
bllltY and finest societs ladies OF Europe
They are beauuhers- l sell more OF them
with less advertising than any other COM
piexion specialist IL this country. Ladies'
send Ter my pam phleL DR.. Erica Anderson
Prop Partisan Beauty Pariors, li0i Venetian
Bldg OPP. Marshall Fields, Chicago, III
Ok CABINET SIZE PICTURES with
~ fall descriptions and residences of
ladies who wish TO marry, sent sealed only
10 cts; we have 1000 lady members. many
beautiful and wealthy. agency Drawer 6g7,
Chicago Ill
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

E0R SALE The great advantages of
I rural life have best been demonstrated
during the last financial crisis which has dis
rressed SO many city dwelfers. Be indie
pendent Of city life by settling in the beauti-
fui and fertile Valley of the Rio Pecos, in
Southeastern New Mexico. Increasing
values. perfect climate excellent railway
facilities unlimited water supply, good
schools. churches and fine society Eight
million dollars expended by the Pecos Iiri-
CATION and Improvement Co in retaining
the fertile lands Of the Pecos Valley
These lands now for sale for So 10 $50 per
acre. including perpetual water rights. Ten
years time for payment. This l. one of the
finest fruit vine. grain and stock-raising
countries in the world Special inducements
to colonies. For descriptive pamphlet ad-
dress Pecos Irrigation and Improvement Co.
McEOy.S Hotel Chicago
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

DRiVATE DANCING sCHCoL-Classes
Monday and Thursday evenings: special
terms to ladies. Ca4 or address j. Keirer.
I85 Rondo 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
INSTRUCTIONS.

ELOCUTIoN, DELSAkTE Calls
II themes ana dramatic culture. Private
ana class lessons. Miss Haas. Studio $40
Grove ST.
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Suburban.

CALIFORNIA FRUIT LANDS for sale
by owner; choice locations: good trans
PoTfatlon- price SIS 10 Soc per acre; easy pay.
ments. expenses refunded il rerresentatl
are untrue. No. 462 Palmer House Chicago.
nELLHOOD-White Bear Lake-Leyely
- summer home for sale; never offered
before: bargain: lake front, near depot.
Smith & Tsyior. 2IS Manhattan Building
FOR sALE-Improved farm, 10 acres
L near railroad station VIII accept pav-
ment IN part or all in cutting cordwood:
priceissC9. Apply Monday, $40 Manhattan
bull ding. zz&
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

ct. AGATRA's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art, &c East Exchange ST., ST Paul
Piano violin, guitar, banjo aud mandolin
taught. Lessons given in drawing and ra;T,
ng. Gail or send Tor prospectus
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

II i~cckfaHeotts.
XAAIT for Winslow & Zimmerman's auc-
Nv ton of eighty horses and mares next
Tuesday, March o. 1894. st their stables. liz
Fifth 81. south Minnea Dolis.
WANTED To BUY.
RABY CARRIAGE-Wanted baby car
Il rage; must be i'll good condition aad
cheap Address q y. Globe
RAk-Wanted. to buy saloon bar al least
Y twenty-five feet long. Address E p
Globe.
hOG-Wanied 10 buy pug dog; not over
~ year old; must be full blood and cheap.
Address & y, Globe.
t ETTER PRESS-Wanted ID buy, letter
II press; must be in perfect order and
cheap give size and price G. L j :. Globe
GALVANIC BATTERY = Wanted 10
~ purchase. Z galvanic battery, thirty or
thirty-six cell; must be in perfect condition;
state price Address Box ~, Shakopee. MINI.
I HAVE customers 10 buy houses on ST.
L Anthony hill: give me descriptions and
prices. N. G. Brown, Globe Building
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

"ANTED-Party with $500 10 invest in
w and introduce staple patented article
IN Canada Business established here Send
Tor particulars; chance for big money. Ad-
dress G IS. Globe. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

"EALTHY and entarprising Young
w FTenchman, just arrived in ST. Paul,
wishes position and sm3l salary In paving
concern OF any kind. with view OF learning
the trade and become partner; win also give
private lessons OF French 70 one or more per-
sons al their residences at price OF single les.
sons: Terms reasonable. Address c II ClnI,t.
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PERSONALS.

A RE YOU IN TRoOBLEs-Consult
n Madame Ina Walker, life reader. for
faithful reading OF your past present and
future; she viii guide you in all affairs OF
life by power higher than human; CORE:
spon0euee confidential: ladies' 80 cents:
gentlemen ST. SIS Tabasha ST, opposite
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

TO EXCHANGE.
no YOU want bargains in household
II goodsf Storage sale at LEI East SIKH
ST. on Wednesday. March 7. ct 10 q. m
TO EXCHANGE-Two houses and lot
L East Eleventh, between Robert and JACK.
son. What have yea % oferl NJ G. Brown
Globe Building
RIO EXCHANGE-A gun. buggy. turui
L ture. watch. sewing machine. 81 bernard
dog for a good set OF driving harness. Room
10. Globe
iEfO EXCHANGE = Eightv-eigbt acre
farm. eight miles from St. Paul
and Minneapolis; situated among beautiful
lakes and good fishing: VIII lake good
STOCK OF drugs or a good-paying drug store
ana little cash; wanted 10 deal with owner
only Address Z =. Globe.
M HAT kind of real estate have you to ex-
w change for a meat market doing
good business: wish 10 re tire from bust
ness Address @ y. Globe.
M HAT have you 10 trade tor clear south
w Dakota land! Well In proved and Will
pay interest on Investment Don't answer
unless Jon mean business. Address c.
Globe ofdce. Ainucapol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02
The Finest in the World Just
Being Finished.
CASTLE GARDENS CHANGE.
The Old Landmark to Be Put 10
Excellent Use.
BARNUM FIRST TO EXPERIMENT.
II Did Not Pay. Though. and Others That
Followed Him Lost, Too--ons Lit
tic Gold Fish That Cost 81, 900.

IN every land there Is deal Of inter-
est shown in fishes. and it finds vent In
Auparia. In whose tanks swim fishes from
every cline. All seas are secured to make
these collections complete. and many Of
them have won Worldwide fame. And
in this country as we'll there are many OF
high rcpute. But the one In New York's
famous old resort Castle Garden. TO which
the finishing touches are now being put,
VIII be Tar and away ahead OF any other
IN the world. so far as palatlal and health
iul housing Is concerned.
From time to time determined EFFORT has
been made to establish permanent aquar-
ium In New York city. Every such attempt
has failed. The practical men who spent
vast sums Of money for aqusria aid wound up
always with A loss, giving at the conclusion
OF their costly experiment the same reason
for their fallure--that natural history is not
taught In the public schools OF New York
and that people who visit the aquarium pass
by what is really rare in captured fishes
and are attracted by group Of blue crabs
crawling over a rock.
1t is Impossible to have we'll equipped
aquarium without the curious denizens of
the sea- Rare fish are expensive to capture
and transport and since they do not draw
the paying public the olden tine water ex-
hlbluons always failed for lack Of patron
age
II yop want to mud the start Of anything
curious In the show line. II you will delve
In the archives. you will nearly always
scratch up Ijarnum. genial. honest old
phlneas T, Barnum. Therefore It won't
surprise you to know that tho hrst aquar-
ium ever exhibited in the metropolis vas
duo to the genius Of that hustilng old show
man. When his museum occupied the site
lately left vacant by the moving of the
"Heralar uptown, MIR. Barnum conceived
the idea Of an exhibition OF curious fishes
II there was one trait which distinguished
Barnum from his tcllow-men 1t was bis
ability to SEQ the value OF first class assist
ants. aud 50. In the nsh question, he
sought aud found the leading pisciculturist
OF the day That man was William Il.
Damon, now connected with Tiffany Co.
Mr. Damon sought near and far for fishes
for Mr., Barnum. and one day the exhibition
was opened with forty tanks allied with
thousands OF varieties Of marine lifo. A re-
spectacle aquarium display even for these
days Of gigantic sehemes-but in the period
when II was first seen, was truly a magnlfl-
cent undertaking.
One OF Barnums drawing cards was a
white whale. and another a devil FISH. which
print depicts oyerturning a ship. In
reality this octopus was about six feet long.
sea horse and mermaid were also Tea
lures OF the Ann street aquarium The
sea horse or hlpocanus was one only In
miniature, being only elk inches long; tho
mermaid, clever Chnere manufactured
frlck Brotber Barnum also introduced. 100,