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IN 1HE World OF FASHION
sns.eriptisa Concert at Col. william Jays
Exceptions.

sasseriptisa Concert At Col william jays
Receptions.
The second subscription concert by the
AdamowsEi String Quartet was given yes
terday afternoon in the apartments OF Col. and
drs. william Jay in the Tiffany house. East
Seventy second street. These concerts are the
most successful subscription affairs OF an ar
tlstic nature this season Two hundred and
ladies and gentlemen well known In So
eisty are the subscribers. The frat concert
was given at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Gerard. II Gramercy Park. The
two succeeding concerts are down for Feb. 10
at Mrs. Henry G. Marquand's. IL East Sixty
eighth street. and on March 81 at Mrs. Bay
lies's new home, Fast Seyenty-hrst street.
The large apartments OF Col. and Mrs. Jay
are admirably adaptsd for a salon concert
The quartet which Is made up OF ]. Adam
owski. nrst violin; A. Moldaner. second violin (;
Max Zach viola. and Adamowski. yiOloneelIo.
gave the following programme with several
requests:
C2l AndaRts from Quartet or L.. T.ehA kaWIEy
la I've movements fTo'a Quartet, % ls2 Ran
Among the subscribers present At the con
cert were:
M AHd Nj. Jamss LA.rsnes Brssss Miss caroA
L,I9E.t"n. MS. p.hsa; Mr., JAHts ~ n.r1 n w,
Ian Aci.ans Hamilton, AfA Braun, Mss hFAsui, ArA
sa'S 4 Srps.r as ssyiss' Sr snd Sf. cRsfs:
r. Barney, peteT Mare. M ami Mrs. AarqCAnd, Ars III.
Hck TWotnbly NJ aEd Mrs James A. burden. MTa 4.
townsend Busasn. n IS EVelyn BuTdsa. hrs FTsdsHe
Ui0OdTldgs. And Ms GOodrldgs
After the concert many OF those present
called on Mrs tiffany
One Of the largest OF the receptions ysster-
we're recently married a; LsnOT. in their home.
at ~ " est Tenth street Miss AshmOrs, Miss
swan and Miss Adams assisted In receiving.
A second reception will be given on Jan. ~.
The Adams hone Il one Of many old resi-
the removal OF the front steps and the plae-
ing Of the entrance in the Easement This
change means a much larger entrance hail
and . wider drawing room on the second nooL.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and her ststcr. Miss
Fair we're at home Informally yesterday alter
noon; Mrs. Parish Of 40 Park avenue gave an
afternoon recrItioa, followed b. dinneI
Twelfth street gave afternoon tea for Miss
Helen Gallaiin and lie Theatre CLUB organized
BIZ Mis- bGTl0lts Tell had a uleeliAg. Among
the memreTs " tie club are Mrs suydiam
Mss Aesier, liss Isabella Murphy. 4. J,
AUGUSTUS Garrison.
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Soc. ID FerrIsa IIass, III.

The Pope has a slight cold He Is able to
give audiences a. usual
MT and Mrs Gladstone left their Downin z
France
Major Won Wissman formerly In psdAl Ger
y an Com missioner 10 East Africa. - ssriOa1lI
I'll at Alden.
The Pope has appointed the Rev. DIR. Mont
EomsTy a. eOadJut0r 70 Bishop A0ateTent Of
Los Angeles. Cal
IL l. repeated az Lloyds that the steamer Al
lOnby has iOundeFed In the Bay Of Biseay and
twelve psrs ons were drowned.
Prince Rsuss's resignation OF the post of
German Ambassador 20 Austria Is decisive
His successor probably Uiil b Prince hadolin,
nov German Ambassador 10 faTksI.
The gold medal Of the ROysl Astronomical
Society has been awarded to Pref g. w, Burn
han. lafs Of the iiek Observatory q Califomia
hot nov Of Chicago. for bis discoveries on
double stars and other astronomical WORK.
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AtIigisa5 Nsrlrss.

HOLY TRINITY cHURCH. Harlem. LsH0x Av aad
IL 1874 81. a. DIV. BrdgDaH. q D.. reGioT. AoTnIaa
prayer aud ssrp0n, II a hsy NJ seeding VII
nas. - 'elask Rev. d. LHbsck sih pssAsh
- IOHN BROVA o. OssAWATTOhIE--FEss LsetuTs
~ J0kn ssatsa tLis evening" ais r. ~ IN EHiOA
square Han. JhioH s4uzIs
AIS HELES 7 BRIsHAM. LHelsFbSsaH css-
WI saTgAtory ~ WeEt IAth st-Qusstisna ans ssTsd
ssbtssts Eysa ~ Toe Eadisaes: impFsvisAi0as -,
tAEs II A ~ las 2. \.
CocIEFy FOk ETHICAL cULTCRE ssaaAT. Jaa. ~.
- e ~ rs A. ~ LAstsFs ~ PEoE AdisE hEsle Hall
corner STA - al lth ~. sakieeL D0es aEy
hsasat IL FooF - Az tatsIsstsd are tsviLs1-
= Estshsr lecturer aAd Psyehisal tssis' sunday.
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lnaI. Ke..a.h VrrI HI.

MILAN. Jan I3-Louis sossuth. the Hun
garian Patriot Who was reported 70 be dyiIE
a fss days ago and who vas later said to be
in good health. has bssn attacked with in
luenzA. and Il was rumorsd this morning that
his condition Vas extremely critical he Il
under charge OF Dr. BsninO, = homeopathic
pin stefan. who thinks be will recover from his
present Attacg. or course kossuth's extreme
age Is again u hiul. particularly Ia such de-
ki,Itafing disease a. In husnZa, and In addition
b.. sutsTs ifom rataTFh. Bronchial pulmohAry.
ani lEt-sti ltt He q connnsd 70 his bed He
D. e -uileTrF ;T1m asthma. and Oiten has SUI
fur.lfInE l.gI-s--
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tn. Guar Honor. III. FOREIGN xIiaI...-.

ST. PETEEsBUR0. Jan. lathe Car has con-
fsrred upon n de Gisrs. Russian Foreign Min
istsr the decoration Of the Order OF St An
drew, the Oldest Of tho Russian I'M erial or
ders In his notification Of the honor the
"SInee you have had charge Of the Ministry
OF Foreign Affairs you have supported In every
WAY our vie as on the mainten Ance OF friendly
relations with the other powers"
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NNANltl Az. Mass. Jsa- lathe Schooner
- I ne Z Taylor Of Portland. from New York
= N'7'oh oil laden. stranded on CosSatR
80 ofeeehes huuy. The srhoonar Flla ~
L. az. ron bLooklgn Tor Roaih BAY sal-
~ ''I'h'i'"l IN Chaibam early fhts mo-a-
''F 'ITF vas Eesc -tI IN iLe surf Io1L
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Josiah QOIasy AEaI. t:AaI,m,a

e'sIoN Jan. l3-Ths Demoerstie State
-. 1iuss rs-lsCted all the ofReers Of last year
10Y Josiah Quincg vas chosen ChaiEmGn
j InnSSHler cutting, Thomas A. Divine. john
a. And Nathan IattheWs. JE Nee Chair
49, = ~ kottnson vas chosen Secretary,
- ''"n H. sullivan Of boston TTsasurer
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LoSDaN. Jan ia despatch fr,m Free
Town. capital Of Sierra Lonhe, says that tho
British troops operating in the interior have
defeated force Of 4,UAlu SOfAs At knnno. Two
hunIFsd aud nifty Of tbs natives were killed
The british loss was slight
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- wh.. Rascal. rn.-. Yankee. A--.~

PARIS. Jan. 1a-Ths HaVAs News Agency
says that the French hrms who exhibited at
Chicago will lodge claims for damages done to
their goods in the recent Are The M0lH be-
gins an abusive article with the words: What
Tescals these Yankees are! The writer says
that althoug h, taken indiyidu AllY. the Ameri-
cans are more or less honest they are. .
people INSCRIPTIONS fellows
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A-HOUSEKEE PEKs READ. rs To 40
per esal saved On uoesriss. tsaA eonsss canned
goods. vines uQuoTs produce. batter. Ac Ne d.
rect receivers and nrst hAAds We eel ia families a.
whelssAls prices m rsasohAhls quantities. AZ sans
oat the city We quote few prices New tsAs .5g
canned ihEsS- ROand nHns go doxsa, FszstAbsA
7Ee. 10 81 - d01sn beat 1885, Shsks. IS 20 gallon.
CAhfIrnlA zines 81 doEsn quaTa al Een4 Or
der foF price ltst, AGPELL COMPANY. hOlssAls
Grossr lsstabishsd 1908, 3lt-3lb Green Sieh sL
hUENca FuTrisr So BsoAdSaI asAI lalA al 40 siArs
sLAIR.s PILLS. great znElsh sOsE saa rhsa.
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PAHs. Jan 13.-Ths Paris correspondent Of
the Temps SAYS ii IL feared In Spanish Govern
msnt circles that Sultan Muley Hassan will re-
fuse to give spain the 25.OOO 900 pssetAs In =
demnity which Gen. Campos has been in
struetsd to demand In view OF the expense
caused the War Department by the kii attacks
on MellIlA
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gusluGs5 Ga4atsL

TOAL AND VOID A f1llI equipped Goa and 80 a
" yATd Tor sale acrouu. o. dean 10 HuHeT
AlLAN SOS. Aa5ury fArk, j.
INO ISgENTORs AND PATENTEE~.-A gsut-mAa
bAEtnE aide eEgeFisurs o. = arlag farefgu pat
shts ~ lrturn 70 EuTops H. Fsssa4rT aeIL "n1 .
Orah 70 nezotats The aals o. = really merfuEIsu "a
vsntlan no any ~ tue rruutFiss VI europe address
fsu dstslia q b HONE. "AmtEczR lGGastrtsl"
once, ~ 5tA -. ks~ iofS.
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8lsinrss Uotirfs.

Ansr =. -l-rrI--- nisLt. use DE-. S,-~ert'.
ANGOsTuRA BIrTERs TO tone up your system. AL
drugEistG
PStntp.' D,er-tibi- Cocoa Contains -N the
nutritious and fat producing properties Rich favor
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A -EkSsIco CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad q
Ne minutes frola Grand CsHtra Depot: new pFtVAl
StatloA A. sntransA Ones Id last a2a a. rsIsBhsa'
SAL b55 3sth
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18Th ST.. 18th ST.. and Sixth Az.
(lSth st. Station Elevated Road).
H<HINE INTELLIGEHCE

siSiAruHx ALpAsAc-rHIs bAy
sun rises. 20 Sun sets. +5T Noon SETS.
SIGN vIrpR-rH, nav
sandy Hook IT 10 Gov Island IL 81 Hell Cate. 20
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Special aotirts.

Tosa a zsp. cToSs s,atioa City once rs ss ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14

tiiLyp IRON roRxcS rokrt
p New York. FROM southampton for New York.
s. Britannia from Naples for sew York
"a braunsrhw siK. from krsmen for New York.
Is Vega, from Lisbon for New YORK.
Sc NewminsteT. from FiDms for New York.
e Island. from SwInsmunds for New York
ss Italia. from StettIn for Sew York.
e. Maple Branch, from Rarity for New York
- Ocean. from Rotterdam for New York.
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Avrtved-sArupoAY. Jau IL
b Cienfusgos Pierce Nassau.
Is Alamo. Lswis Galveston.
IS Hlueneids, Lewis Baltimore.
- Patrol from Baltimore
For later arrivals see first Pagal
oUr.
&c Kansas Cry. from New York. at Bris OIL
Sc California. from New YORK. at MsssIna
s. Queen Adelaide. from New lorE. at Port said.
be State OF Texas, from New York. at Wilmington.
soHTrl
Sc Ia BourroEns. from New York for Havrs. on the
Lizard.
IS EIyss- from New YORK for Gl,ssow passed n ali.
Heat
:. 81 Andrew. from New York for Shanghai. passed
Gibraltar.
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a ne New York Post once insreetors profess
nnoS more shout the sWindling AT Moro
ihsights than that an order had been re-
sss "sa early IN the week to look out for money
AL sIitteh on blanks OF certain numbers
~ 'eisd from that place.
III sane Il. W. Clarke. under which two Of
ss,,aIss'hE money order blanks were made 10
nnia we swindleT the largest sums posi- hle
a. ne rules. suggests thar Philip pheaT-
aAS isck. may Es the eTOOG who got
sih the county Postmaster PheaEson
IA ~ o. the oldest and smartest sneak thieves
U,.He eoehtFy. lie comes Of = Tespectahls
ssI iamuy OF Philadelphia After being
I,eseas-i from canada prison for sneAkinE
H. Ags eehiaining SsiO from a safe in Mon
H. ~ hf vas arrested In 1879 in New York city
ironh me .aIeshy o. l.UOn four per cent. hOnd
srs1l eeEk OF kOuntzs Brothers IN tho Gen
he nos 1 oIncs building lie then assumed
H. name 81 George W. Clarke. under which
sS,Ii.sl three years sentence His next
IL vas 70 pretend 70 lie Health Offieer in
So, ana While he hat the prODristOr OF =
CO.,, CO.. 'h lhe Iard exam lining the Trains an ac-
ihis he ,arTied on the money drawer For
Es, Ne served nve years He il described a. a
~. pi ABOUT "a. > feet % inches tail with
EsrGnE gray hair. blue eyes. and SalloW com
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, the receiver Of Thaddeus
Clancy, insoivent- will, at the place OF busI-
ness OF the said undersigned in The City of ST.
Paul. Minn.. at No. Ala Robert streets. receive
and open bids on the 24th day of May, 1884.
between the hours OF IL and ~ O'Clock in the
forenoon on said day, for all the stock of
goods of said Clancy. insolvent which. have
csnle intD his hands as such receiver. and
will then and there sell the came to the high
est bidder therefor for cash, subject 10 ap-
prevail Of such sale by the District Court for
Ramsey County. Minnesota.
Notice is also hereby given that the under
signed win apply to the District Court for
Ramsey County, Minnesota. at Special
Term OF said Court to be neld in The City OF
st. Paul. Mimi. Oh the 18th DAY IF May, 1884,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on said day, or
as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard,
fo- an order confirming said sale.
The face value of said stock, as given in
the Inventory filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court is SsS7. and full par
ticulars will be given by the undersigned
upon application.
Dated at st. Paul, May 9. 1894.
PIT. KAVANAGH q
IA Robert Street. St Paul. MINI &
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WANTS CAN RE LEFT

~ fhe Following Locations for
Insertion in Daiiy and sunday
Globe.
n. D. Merrill. Z! Broadway
s.H. Reeves druggist Moore block. Seven
ffIrers
c. T. Heller. druggist :es ST. Peter street.
Straight Bros, druggists corner of Rondo
srG GIotio.
William f. Collier. drugsis. 49, East Sew
frtE street.
A. T. Guernsey. druggist Ia Dale street.
VA. Hirscher. oIuegist - Rondo street
Sever Westby. druggist tiy East Third
fueet
E. McCruddea confectionery 500 Rice
tireet
W. A. Frost & Co.. druggists corner selby
It'd Western avenueA
B. J. Wiite. druggist. eco Market corner
Fifth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

,oACh NANNY young German we'll
~ acquainted in the city, not afraid of
work. first class driver. Address Az ST.
Peter ST., room D.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

{ NOMPANION-Youug woman would like
~ position as com pa Mon TO invalid lndy,
or as nurse i'll small family going TO lake or
SeaShOre. Address L :4~t;loDe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

II RrsSMAKING-A young Danish girl
~ who has some experience In plain sew.
Ing and dressnakirg wishes To get steady
work with q tirst-ciass dressmaker. Emma
Markirsof,. Sa9 Western nv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

I lKEsaMA r. = sl-first-class dlessmaker,
- cutter, litter aud designer, al. the latest
STYLES; will go ont III families or work home:
reasonable this seaAons late with leading
New lorS house. Address Dressmaker, l73
West Third.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

RAkERS-Bread cake and hotel bakers
II that want positions Bakers Employ
ment Bureau. 81 West Third St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

pOOkkEEP ER-Position wanted by a
- young man in an office or wholesale
house as assistant bookkeeper. bill or ship
ping clerk. or will accept a position in a rail.
road Office where there is possibility of an
advancement: best of references furnished.
Address II. l.. 106 East Fourth ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

QOOkkEEpER - Wanted, by good
- practical mama position as bookkeep Der,
invoice or shipping clerk in some large firm
Address @ - Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

DARrENDEK-Fir s,-class. with best OF
u references. wishes situntiom at once in
city or country. Address E. II. T., a5 South
Seventh ST. Minueapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

Go0k-piace ms cook, By colored lady S4s
" East Seventh ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

COOKS - Com pstent cooks Waiting for
~ places at SS5 Walnut 81. srli. .
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

RAkFk-Situstion wanted Ly a young
- man. age twenty: four years experience;
Can show ! God references. Address H. K.
1g5 smith av =. ST Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

DkEssMAa Err Thorough, competent
- dressmaker desires engagements in fam
lies Address esq st. Peter st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

DOOKKEEPEk-W position by a
- double entry bookkeeper o: long expe-
Renee; make ne an offer. Address so,
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

CLERK-A young man wants q situation
~ in grocery store: has had two years ex-
perience; references furnished. E. K. g,
ia Robert St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

Leaves Union Depot for
Chicago, st. Louis and
down-riyer points, 1880
a. IN. Arrives from Chi
cago 2:30 p. IN. Daily.
Leaves Union Depot for
Chicago and ST. Loais.
7:4Up. m. Arrives from
same points 7:45 a. III.
n>nH
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

CCERh-Wauted, place to work in some
~ wholesale. or retail store: willing to
work reasonable: can give good references
Address. c. w. H., 52J ST Peter st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

pOakKEEPER- Wanted. position as
- bookkeeper or Office work OF any kind
by a young man who can give the best of
references. ~ Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

BOOKS EEPER - Wanted. situation as
- bookkeeper by young man having two
years experience in single and double entry
bookkeeping; salary moderate. to suit the
times. Address g., IOs Western Nv. north.
city
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

IL OUsEWORK-Gir seventeen wears old
II would like place to assist with house
work, where she can go home nights. Ad-
dress 335 Lawson ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

CLERk-Situation wanted by a sober and
~ competent young man in store or to de-
liver; is well acquainted in the city, and has
best OF city references Address j. A. NJ,
64S Hague az. CITY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

ROYS For PLACES, places for boys
- employment bureau for poor boys free;
Newsboys' Club Rcom3i3 Wabasha ST. open
from II to y u. n. and from I ~ n m
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FOR RENT.

]. w. shepard, 04 East 9TH st.
DENTS HOUSES. STORES, OFFICES.
~ acts ss owners agent. collects rents;
steam heated apartments for Sao, 81. -. and
s.: reduced rental.
-; ROBERT l.. WINNIE,
AGENT FOR CARE OF PROP
ERTY,
ESTATES MANAGED.
MANHATTAN BUILDING.
A CARPET or rug cleaned, redt.ed OF
"A laid by Schroeder Dickinson. III EasI
Sixth ST.
CARPET CLEANING, refitting and lay
~ ing. Electric Cleaning Works. 159 West
Third st. Telephone 1900.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO YOUNG
NOMINAL RENT: sUMaER. TA1LoR,s
RENTING AGENCY.
hUUSE-First- residence. 143 Nina
~ av., on St.Anthony hill; modern con-
veniences. Inquire w. G. Riley, Endicort
Building. - :
uOUSE-For rent, eight room house. No.
II 2a2 Mount AIRY. near corner Mississippi
st. Inquire at3 East Fifth-st.
OUsE-F Furnished house, all modern i'm
IL provements nine rooms 826 Selby ave.
nue.. Call at house or upon owner 1i6 Globe
building.
II OUSE-Iglehart Nos. IS and Shine
IL room house and four rooms ground
floor for rent; desirable in everything $40
and sig month respectively. Inquire 81
Iglebart-
nOUSE-For rent modern niue-room
l i house: fine location ON bluff; cheap
rent S24 MARGARET st.
QOUSE-Lovely eightroom house. Wal
II nut corner Pleasant; very cheap to good
party. Esteriey, % East Fourth.
II bath. barn. cemented cellar. $50; key
next door.
LIOUSE-For rent, brick house. six rooms
IL and alcove. modern: III frst-class con-
dition; desirable location. Inquire 4S West
Deios st.
uOUsE-For rent 45s st. Anthony av..
Ii six.focm house; water sewer, screens;
$l4. Inquire 4s2 Dayton ay
LlOUsE For rent, modern ten-room
Fl house; newly papered, new furnace;
block from cable; $50 Dayton av. Inquire
next door, or q Davidson Block, corner
Jackson and Fourth.
loUsE-Sl5Oo Per Month = House 6s0
i Dayton av.; seven rooms; city water.
Apply il9 East FOuFtn 81
DONDO ST., 77c-sl5 seven-room house.
~ with bath and sewer, for rent.
TAYLoR.s RENTING AGENCY
GLOBE BUILDING = WE RENT
HOUSES. STORES OFFICES. TAKE
MAKE COLLECTIONS.
Flats.
ELATs = Furnished apartments, two,
i three and five rooms: bath with EACH
Laurel Terrace, corner Nina and Laurel avs
St. Anthony Hill: cheap for summer. W. c.
Riley. Endicottsbuilding
Rooms
A HOTEL BRUNSWICK. for gentle.
H. men only; fifty modem steam.heated
rooms by day. week or month.
CEDAK ST., 47S-Nicely furnished front
~ rooms for rent; use CT bath.
COLLEGE Av.. 10, EAST-Two pleasant
block from capitol. u. .,'.--,i.
.3nALE ST, III : Pleasant nnfurnisbed
heat. AA
HOTEL BARTEAU.. % Furnished
IL rooms for housekeeping; also parIors
and single rooms; low prices.
JACKSON ST, 537-For rent pleasant
front room; rates reasonable
SEVENTH AND WABASHA Over
~ Bank-Furnished rooms by the day,
single or EN- suite.
SMIfH AV. 93-For rent three unfur--
~ nished rooms with bath centrally located,
suitable for small family
NT. CLAIR ST.. 427-Nicely furnished
~ front room.
I Utopia, 493 ST. PETER-Pleasant front
~ rooms, single or en- suite.
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NOOK-Good. first. class cook wishes situa-
~ ton. lake or city: best of references
N. W, st. Peter ST., 49,. Hotel Rouleaux.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10

COOk-A frst-class male cook wants DO
~ sition, city or country. hotel or restau-
rant. Address z. D.. No. 4a3 Robert ST., st.
Paul Mimi
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AUCTION SALES.
Aavanagh & johnson, Auction.
GERS.

MORTGAGE FORECLOsURE SALE
ton at our salesroom, No. 1S7 and 1870 East
Sixth st., on Saturday. May Il, at 2 D. M,
consisting OF eight fine bedroom suits, spring
and mattresses. one parlor suit. one side,
board. TWO oak wardrobes three fine hanging
lamps. eighteen pictures, six ingram, two
body Brussels and one moquet carpet one
range. one gasoline stove. one refrigerator,
and a lot Of cooking utensils. These goods
are flrst-class: If you want bargains be sure
and attend this sale. Kavanagh & johnson,
auctioneers, 1856. 1888 and 100 East Sixth st.
N. B. Remember SALE at o'clock.
EXTRAORDiNARY display of hoise-
~ hold furniture. carpets. etc., on the
Mart North of the Market house. on Satur-
day. May 12. at - q. m. Be on hand if you
want bargains.
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CLERk-Sitnation wanted by sober and
~ competent young man III store or to de-
liver; is we'll acquainted in the city. Ad-
dress 3Si Walnut St
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n OUSECi.EANING = Woman wants
housecleaning and washing. Mrs.
Romell, 604 York ST.