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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
bankrupt. In bankruptcy. No 60.-Notice is herc-
by given that the above named bankrupt has filed
his petition praying for a discharge from all his
debts In bankruptcy. and that all creditors and
other persons are ordered to attend at the hear
Ing on said petition before said at Washing
TEMPER. 1899, at TEN O'CLOCK AM, and then
and there show cause. If any they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted and
examine the bankrupt If they fit.
EDWARD s. McCAIMONT
Referee in Bankruptcy
MAN, Att'ys for Bankrupt. 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding special term for Orphans Court
busness-ln re estate OF Amelia Sherman deceased
No. 9O22. administration docket 26.-Appica tion
having been made to the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. holding a special term for Or
phans' Court business for probate OF a last will
and testament and codicil, and for letters tesla
nentary on said estate. by Court F. Wood 1t n
ordered this 2lst day of August. 1899, that notice
is hereby given to Depew Swartout Judson Neher
Benjamin Neher John Neher. Jennie Neher (mar.
ried name unknown. Mary Jane Wheeler, Jennie
Dater, Adaliza SwartOut married name unknown,
Harriet Talmadge, Chas. Henry Swartout Belle
Swartout tmarriei name unknown, and to all 9TH
ers concerned, to appear in said court Friday
the 10th day of September. AID. 1899. at 10 clock
be granted. This notice shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once In each Of three successive weeks before the
return day therein mentf,ne6-the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said return
day. By the court: HARRY NJ CI4ABAUGH Jus
tice. Attest: J. NOTA MctiILL, Register Of Wills
WOLF & RoSENB ERG. Attorneys for Applicant
au231aw3t
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- ~ - WV Al ~ II ~. w
1917 ith, ar&h hat 81. 80
Linden. Md. Sr. fur
neat. .-..........@.O
TN + Sc, Sr&b. ...25. 90
10l4 $ G ay. 6r&h. ID. so
93I 9th NV. st&dw. 2D.o0
40 \ Y av, Or. Is. 40
1903 4th NV, 6r&h
tc1lb-. l6. so
200 X NV, 6r& " tcoD. 1850
IN nth NV. " wtron Il. 80
1927 NJ av se Or, b. 1850
40 . NV. 4r.th dat. %
us 2th NJ, store. .l:.D1
24l3 sth, o. &w (col). 1880
-'ti. SIN. ir&w tcoib. 1880
1ooS 9TH ne, 4r&w. 1000
On Far -sIsat,t nntinftn
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PERSONAL.

YOU'LL. BE FINANCIALLY DIETER OFF WHEN
you return II you have call with standard
cash rates for gents discarded garments. Send
postal At once.
seC-6tf JGSTHsS OLD STAND. oio y.
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lG23 18th NV. store.
Tor. 2b. ....... $50 90
11U3 18th st NV 9rtSb. As. 90
loo Sth. 9r&b> -. 40. I'll
81 Mass. av.llr&b. 1000
ll22 9Th NV. 9rSb. 80. 80
l3iz L NV, lOr&b. 30. 5U
1916 eth NV. new
store 4 5r&b fat . 35. 90
1.OS y Cap. 1r&h. so
los Riggs. 1or&b. j.. 80
SIG nth sw, sto&dw,
G.Sb. has y&stab. 20. pD
I21 9th ne, Sr&b. 30. 90
1loJ 10th, Sr&h&sto. IA. 10
1910 Both Bg. SrAA -. no
lJt> L nv, SrNb iii -. 30
1856 10Th NV, 9r&i,..2 30
l'Eone 1918. Cal, at oil
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE uOITSES
Wv oaLG-1AOooL'
easy"NSw er bath and i'c cellar s house near Fin LIN
coin Park. W. T. LOCKWOOD cor. 10th and
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-7TH ST Sc NEW
rooms. bath Cellar brick house: 81 front and back
yards cement walks; cabinet manteis. and beau
tifrlly finished; $500 cash. balance monthly.
sssi '1 il L HowExsrElx. sls st NV.
FOR SALE : ANOTHER CHANCE AT Low
priced propeties-values are surely on the rise
$2l 90 rent-Two frames. near printing Office 81 300
sig 90 rent-Frame. with frame stable. NV 81 500
s1o 90 rent pr rame store 800
Sl9 no rent-Fu,me n w 4 frame I'm rear H. 500
81: 80 rent-BricS' " ..".Ae ~ 'e"' 81 500
- - = :, - -, - ", ~ e = .. ="
Fer oI;,s SALE HOMES. NORTHWEST : RIGHT
Tist ST NV; new: handsome. GOO
i5tb at " w doarptawn 20 ana
r Al. near 10th ~ rooms aoxioo stable 81 zoo
io.h a, 80 a. - u.s.. "' s" Ga 20
RIaas 81, r,are 10 - rooms ' snan * 40
FOR sAIE-IyyrsTNENT PRoPtRTy-
'o1 49,, SniS.,.' , rn "1 80 hon LII IN. I'LL ,.
renteI 70 nsv SCI mn $40 noo anu csnnn, a,rar,is
nrcet "w '7s mo sant rr SsV1 tha husi
ness +, , 9Rys. woRru,xcrox ,.,o
FOR SAIF-a527 FsIJY ST HoIMEAD MANOR.
back yards; Tied bath room; electric fixtures and
a model OF convenience; $4,000.
se5-tf BIiICE LIISCoMB 612 14th st.
FOR SAIEs5m CASH AM SI6 MOZTVIY
INCLuDlNG INTEREST buys nice Groom brick;
MINUS W OF patent S[hee; al inps, ,o7
seo-.1 WV. ID: SAUNDERS 4 20. 1907 NV
FOR SAIE-TO COIORED People sROOM
house in Br,okland; ami. price. $500. on easy
terms. address Box II. Star office se4-St'
FOR i.i sALE.NEA aR isT AND n, c Ne. MODERN
DDiCtn g, o.. ,Ip,n.t,
sTALLMENTs. STAR OFFICE, se4-tf
E,oP c ,JE MOST DJSIP ,DI u 1,EIT1s Al RTSI
dance nr,nnrtr, snitahia ~ nbrsic,nn nr So
ar 7 o,, ri IS Mol ~ Nh ,.nS g ~, -
s o. D.. p'tee- L. L. 'ieNi-i-'-A->D' if'' 81
,,7sz, 49, No
chase a handsome 7-room house for 81 go 20:
biieu pain AIN anu e,ed'n gas ig
nsa i Win .L,nnea gu. On Isl Story
snd sfs S Innure Of n asp op
quincy 81. NV. seZ-ot,
FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-AT A SAC
riicemAn elegant S-story honse; ~ roolns re-
eI'io.i Ia .iiru i ~ IL amt IN 1i.
nantes 49, NO. reasnnaIIe oYar defined. must
- s,i1 ~ n T,IoWpCoN 1ast II - 60, No
De solu. y: u. IIlo.lI 9o-r, Iooo 81. se- llno
FOR SAIE-ON WIDE AVE NEAR 3 LINES OF
bath in gs9i s con i1R only $500 terms
FOR SALE-2I5 AND 2l7 T ST. NV; NEW
houses rooms; tiled baths and vestfbules; good
porches; bay windows; open for inspection.
au233w~
FOR SALE-2lOe NV; VERY ATTRACTIVE,
order 10 rooms 2 bath rooms; ot-water heat;
inspection invited VIII be sold at low price
H. L. RUST COS 14th NV. au12-f
VoI, S1IF FIVE pROpERTY 0ppoSTTE
must BE- sold; cGsr wanted; ,-,o
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOSr-POCKET BOOK CONTAINING 81 AND
drafts payable to Minnie d. Tewksbury. Finder
please return drafts to 10 Sd st. Sc. and keep
money. it,
LOST-ON FRIDAY ON FLA. AVE GOLD
watch: hunting ease; monogram r. A. M; date
t" s1e same to A s;,t Garfield H"spita reward re
LOST-sINGLE-STONE DIAMOND RING, IN THE
toilet of Raleigh Hotel. Liberal reward If
return I'd to Star office. It,
LOST-ON MONDAY, AUG IA, OR TUESDAY,
money: bills. Liberal reward IL returned to
WILLARD REED. kellogg building, 1418
LCST-A BLANK BOOK; COVER OFF; AUGUST
groceries and provision account on 1t. Reward IL
returned to Market LIST and SITS. ~ p. d.
DILLON se4-3ts
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d HOUSES.
10Th near N, 15r. $50
Wyoming av, 1Sr. 2b. $50
Q near 22d, 14r,P tub. 100
A near I'd Sc. llr. $500
CES.
639 T NV. 3r floor. $50. 90
941 + NV. I'd floor. .12.00
40 La av. $40 & 1900
639 + NV. Sd floor. 1900
$50 + NV. 4th floor. 100
4O5 It'll NV. 81 l. $40 ca.
les.
PA 9Th NV. .$35. 90
LIES.
1892 Mass nv (r'r)$1O.O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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be inserted mt the rate of one cent
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charge being 16 cents. Advertise-
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Telegraph ONCE ia Warrington or
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at regular advertising rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06

FOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE sos nth ST.
NV, consisting Of parlor. dining room. kitchen.
bed rooms and bath; references exchanged;
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sto&dwg 20l2 14th
7 st NV, 11r. so. 90
Sto&dwg 400 1st st
ne, 7r. AS. 90
Sto&dwg 1924 + &
439 Doth NV. lOr. 40. 90
Hall Sd floor 419
10th st NV. .35. 90
Sto&dwg sol II st
NV, Sr $3.50
Sto&dwg 401 X st
ne, Ir. 9-O0
Warehouse 323-25 l
st Sc. @.W
Sto&dwg POI NJ st
sw. Ar. 20. 90
Warehouse cor High
Il Water SITS. -. 20. 90
Store I'm NV cor
10th & + SITS. 20. 90
Sto&dwg 1924 9Th
sw, 5r. is 90
$40 IT'D lVb.) INV i-oo
625 Fla av ne, Tor. 2S.1o
pa 9Th ne. Ir. %. so
300 A ne. Sr. 800 ~. 40
615 I ne. 7r. 10. 30
100 III ne, 7r. Is. 20
1249 l ne. Sr. 1900
1106 Sth ne, 6r. -. Esd
So II he. Or. ~ 30
1879 II ne. 5r. 49,. 10. 81
153s-12ia Lewis lie .6rs 80
3D. 3la ne. Ar. g. 30
211 l ne. Ar. ....... 500
2i23 G NV. 6r. 500
626 Gig ne, Ar. ......I.5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06

FOR RENT-lOl6 18TH ST. NV, JUST OFF
MACPHERSON Square; treasury the Airing
ton, La Noruande, ETC.. $1,000.
se4-3ts f. l.. McCLkIIAND 14O5 st.
FOR RENT-SROOM HOUSE, INCLUDING BATH
and cellar; ami; in healthy location, 1101 eth
ST. ne Apply to OWNER, 100 It'll ne.
Se4-3ts
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AIRFAX. SOC F ST. n. w.
S35 .1425 Corcoran. Tor, b
SS5 1928 kenesaw av. Or
$35. 400 Binney. Tor. b
SKI. so. 100 T NV. 9r. n
$40 1904 s NV. 7r. b
$40. so. 1917 10 NV. 12r.b
$50. so. 70 Q NV. Or. b
s2f. 20. -705 Q NV. Tr. b
500. so. 1882 Camb'ge. 81
500. 80. =. 1870 Sth. Sr. b
s25. 10. III G NV. Sr. b
sos. 80. 14O7 y J av. Or. b
S25.......1l4 i So. Sr, b
S25. .17OS Fla av. 7r. ba
S25. 1906 26th NV. Or. b
S25. 141T 10Th NV. Or. b
500. 5n. .21S Seaton, Tr. b
500 80. 1903 9th NV. Ir.h
500. 81. 1914 Sd. g., b
500. so. .Tos 18th ne. 7r, h
800. 80. 1912 9TH NV. sto r
SIS. so. ISL r ne. Or. b
S17-3o. 1928 II ne. Or, b
SIC. rs. Avalon Hts. 81, w
SIS. 20. 1i29 9th ne. Or. b
$3.50. IS Myrtle ne. sr.b
SIS. 80. 1923 9th NV. 6r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-LoT 3D. BLOCK 70. 25x171, CHAM
plain ave. Meridian Hill, S5c. per SO. IT.
cash. Address Owner, j. A. SAUL, Fendan bldg.
se2lws
FOR sALE-s2o3 nth ST, INGLESIDE; LOT
50x14O; s-room frame; modern conveniences;
stable ard carriage house for double team; new
ly painted and repaired; key at 3205 18th ST.
Apply to owner for price and terms, THOS W.
SMITH. cor LIST ST. and Ind. ave. NV. au4-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06

FOR RENT-RALPH w. LEE COS l4TH NV
BIS s INV. 11rAb.. $40 90 1928 NV. 5r&sto .25 90
1904 S Ew, Sr&b IS 00 AT S NV. 6rSb Is 90
1918 9th 7r&b. .16. 18th Il Mad s H. sto l6 90
Stable r'r 1909 S NV .S.OO
anone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEAR b. AND o.
depot, IL and 10 ID st. NV; one large room on
first floor and stable; second and third floors.
OWNER, hoo F st. se4-3t'
FOR RENT-TYPEWEITERS AT $3.50 PER
month. Why pay s5l Any typewriters repair
ed a nominal cost.
MOORE BROS. 91S st.. Rooms and 8.
jy2y 3m
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WANTED-HELP.

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cation of Wanted Help will be In
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Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT
Offices at 1907 St, 1st and Sd floors No better
location.
se6-3t WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1907 st.
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN dETZEHOTT
bldg ITO st. NV; elevator; steam heat: no
extra charge for electric light; price. S12 so and
upward. GASCH BROS. 1907 st. NV. fe7-tf
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FOR RENT-CHEAP- ROOMS SINGLE OR EN-
suite; north and south exposure; heat, gas and
bath; suitable for Light housekeeping; ami;
Call 2907 St NV se6-jt'
FOR RENr-TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
rooms. fur unfur., with without board.
Apply 1910 ST. ny se6-2ts
FOR RENr-A VERY DESIRABLE SUITE OF 3
comfortable, pretty rooms, furnished unfur
nished. Apartment No. 4, THE BARTHOLDF,
Capitol se2-2ws
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MALE.

WANTED-ClERICAL WORK OF ANY KIND
Tor evenings from 6 until 49, references given
Auuress u A r. star Office se6- 2t@
WANTED-BI NEAT. RESPECTFUL YOUNG;
colored man. place mailman or any kind of
light work. references Address ID. l.. B. Star
office.
WANTED-BY A BOY IL YEARS OLD POSI-
ton in drug learn business. Address
b. A. B., Star Office.
wANTED-BY DRUG CLERK, POSITION; BEST
of references; Washington and New York ex-
perience registered Address PRoTARGOL,
Star Office se5-3ts
wASTED-POSIIION BY INTELLIGENT YOUNG
in Office where there Is chance Of promo
ton. Address Box l21. Star ONCE se2-4t
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF 81, A POSITION
as bookkeeper or clerk: frst-clans typewriter and
some knowledge of stenography, has had ten
years experience and can furnish best refer
bond: has passed civil service and will
pay $500 to any one securing same Address
EARNEST. Star once. sel-5ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-HANDSosfE FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS
and bath; outside roeins overlooking two streets,
hu tan and mis- nars-w ,',hins The CnS
CORD. tal aiie- l clock. setj-3t$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06

FUR hEN l.
1909 18th NV. Tor. $35. so
1926 9Th NV. Or. =. %. 30
1853 10Th NV. Or. Il. 80
East fiat. POT X st
NV. 3r. 90
West fiat. 3D. floor.
POT r st NV. Ar. .14.oO
Flat 4. I'd floor. east.
207 Il st NV. Ar. IA. 90
12uS Kirby NV. 7r. 14.OO
lib Pierce NV. 6r. .13. 80
127 Pierce NV. Or. 10. 30
2433 Fl st NV, 7r. .12. 90
1Ti0 34th NV, Or. IL. so
2113 Dumbarton nv
NV. 7r. ~. 40
$50 I st NV. Or. :. 1928 80
926 oath st NV, Or. IL 90
900 V NV, 6r. 49,. 1880
1415 Sampson NV, 5r12.oO
1866 Jefferson NV. 4r11. 10
501-5o3 Sheridan st
NV. 6r. 10. SO
S43 22d st NV. Or. 10. 80
$50 Baptist al NV. 4r10.3O
1733-35-37-l3 f st
NV, Or. 10. 90
3014 18th NV, Ar. :. 1000
LIST floor 300 Pom
eroy st NV. 3r. 30 90
1892 FristOe ct. Ar. 300
1872 Drainard NV. Ar. 900
2 r'r 1249 Madison 5 S.S)
2264-S 9th NV. 4r. g 30
RI 1123 Goth NV. Ar. s. 30
100 Reeves NV, 5r. s. 30
1635-37 Crescent, 5r. 500
Call for sem:-m, nth1y b
TIL
coR W ",
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WANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GEN
erai housewofk; must be a good cook. Apply at
1864 18th H. se6-2t
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MALE OR FEMALE
wANrED-IF YOU WANT TO MAKE 81 500 A
year work for Our leather suspenders sell
themselves. cannot wear out; attractive asSort-
nent: exclusive territory samples free condi-
tionally COLEMAN MFG Co. Memphis, Tenn
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OR GENTLEMAN
stenogrspher and Remington operator: salary ST
per week Address, stating experience, speed,
etc, Box 1l9 Star office seq 2ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HILLS nm" NEAR FREDERICK;
situation high; large avn: shade; porches; fish
ing; boating. etc; telephone; references ex-
changed For illustrated booklet. address Miss
e NJ BROWN. Box f.. Frederick. Md. my27-4m
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FOR SALE BARGAIN s., 900: $3.50 CASH BAL
easy-Ncw Or. bath and cellar house; Lin
coin Park. W. L. LOCKWOOD. cor. 10th and
q NV se63ts
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-7TH ST. Sc, NEW,
rooms bath, cellar brick house; front and back
yards: cement walks; cabinet mnntels, and beau
ttfrlly finished: $500 cash, balance monthly.
Price So. $50
se6-3t H. X. HOWENSTEIN. 6f9 f ST NV.
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L. $. E. COR. TIL &LN. w.
l6uI Itn. 5rSh hat II 81
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
IN : BdDR7S
s.z $ = : . !. FIELD !

The adoption of the work card by the
Building Trades Council and the cleo
ton of president vice president, sec
retary and one member of the board of
trustees, after a long and general discus
sion was finally laid over for further
consideration at the next meeting, when
final action will be taken.
Five new delegates presented their Gre
dentials and were obligated. They We're:
II Reich, Charles Hubbard, F. Chase, j.
J. Hayck and w: Tritchler. The formal
designations of w. II. Hamilton, former
president of the union. and that of Thorn
as Giboney, of the local stonecutters un-
ion, was read and accepted.
The executive committee reported that
after investigation they found that the
work on the old market house, which
is being remodeled for a public library
and also that undressed stone ws being
shipped into St. Pull by the contractors
of the sndstone quarrieS. The report was
received and filed and the subject in ref
erence to the quarrymen of Sandstone
was referred to the executive board with
full power to act, and also to lnterna-
tional Secretary James f. McCul, OF the
A. w. Fiedl, business agent and sec
retary of the Minneapolis Building Trades
council, was present and favored the
which he stated that the building trades
of Minneapolis in flourishing con-
dition. and that up to the preent all but
two Jobs out of many in course of con-
struction were being perfected by mem
bers of the various unions.
The agitation committee reported that
the Theo. Hamm and the Schlitz Brew
ing companies of both St. Paul and. Mil
waukee, had agreed, in future, to use
none but union labor on repair work.
A letter from the new stonemasons'
union, in which 1t was stated that they
would send delegates to the council at
the next meeting, was received and Or
dered filed. The various delegates pres
ent reported as follows on the state of
trade: Machine woodworkers, good; lath
ers, fair; painters, good; stonecutters,
very good: bricklayers, fair; carpenters,
good; plasterers fair; sheet metal work
ers, good; iron molders, good, and cleo
trical workers, very good.
The committee on new bylaws will re-
port at the next meeting, when the same
will be adopted.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
Boss PIasterers, Union

The new boss plasterers' union held q
meeting at Central hall last night, which
was devoted to hearing the sentiments of
men plasterers and the other from the
fathers union.
The whole discussion was In reference
to the agreement which the boss plaster
erS' requested the members of both these
lions to sign, but after some discussion
definite action was again deferred at last
nights meeting.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
Painters, Union Growing.

A delegation of ten members of the
Minneapolis union of painters was pres
ent at the regular meeting of the paint
ers union at Assembly hall last night.
John Holm and N. ]. Nelson were elected
delegates to the building trades council
Eight new members We're initiated during
the meeting, and seven new applications
was received and referred. The work
card of the building trades council was
approved by the meeting.
John Quinn and Erick Isaacson were ap-
pointed a press committee
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
Over Eiehty-one Billion Dollar.

Statistieian Mulhall estimates the wealth
of the United States at ss1, 75O, ,0OO, 600, which
is equal to the combined wealth of Rus
Of Germany, that of France, and over
$22, 720, 900, 900 larger than that of Great Bri-
tain. A large proportion Of this fabulous
sum is invested In our railroads, in which
industry we lead all countries. Our pas
senger equipment is the finest in existence
and it was left to the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul to produce the only per-
Pioneer Limited. The equipment on this
train is richer than anything yet turned
out and the5 train, as a whole, is the en-
bodiment ofecomfort and safety.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
DEATHS.

SHIELS-At residence of her daughter.
Mrs William Crooks, April 20, Mrs.
Eliza Elizabeth M Shiels. aged 81 years. Fu-
nue., Sunday, April %, $3.50 p. m: Friends
invited. -
FREYERMUTH-In Great Falls, Mont.
April Is, John F'reyermuth, aged forty.
st. Paul April 21 Funeral from II. 81 q.
Schroeder's undertaking rooms, 1917
East Sixth street, Sunday, April 23, at
at 1:30 p. m. Interment at Calvary
cemetery. Friends invited
IRVINE-In st. Paul, Minn., April Il,
enter ed into life at sunset, Emily Hills,
beloved wife Of Thomas Irvine.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peet, Of No 271
summit avenue, who have been spending
the winter in New York, returned to
tnelr nome Thursday morning.
MRS. r. C. Forest, Of Marshall avenue,
VIII leave for Eau Claire this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Scott, Of Ashland
avenue, will spend next week at Old
Point Comfort
Mrs. c. e. Flandrau sin Chicago.
Mrs. d. j. Hope and Miss Nellie B..
hope, OF harrington avenue, are at pres
ent IN Mobile, where they will visit for
a while.
Mrs. William Rhodes, of Lincoln. re-
turned from Florida on Wednesday
Mrs. George Hamilton, OF Laurel ave-
nue., is in Chicago.
Archdeacon and Mrs. Appleby, of Lau-
rel avenue, will entertain as their guest
next week Bishop EdsaI, Of North Da-
kota.s
Mrs Matt Murphy, Of Laurel avenue,
and Miss Doran, of Summit avenue. will
go to New York the first Of next week.
Mrs. Steven Gardner, OF Western ave-
nue.. has taken the MARS residence on
Holly avenue for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Delano. Of
the Colonnade, will leave shortly for
WI mite Bear, where they will spend the
summer.
s Mrs. H II. Horn and the Misses Horn.
OF Laurel avenue, will spend the summer.
at Lake Minnetonka.
MRS. C.5S. Neutson, of Dayton avenue.
Will spend the summer In Canada.
Mrs. Samuel Mairs and the Misses
Malrs OF Holly avenue, will spend the
summer In Hastings
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
stonemasons, Meeting

Four new applications were received
and the men initiated at the regular meet
ing of the stonemasons' union at Assem-
bly, hall, last night, after which the meet
ing was devoted to the consideration of
general executive business,
The appointment of several committees
was scheduled for last nights meeting
was postponed until the regular meeting
next week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-22
ST. PAUL CHURCH NEWS.

the German Methodist Churches of St. .
Paul, Minneapolis, Woodbury., ST. Paul
ln cbnEcbes Mapie p oil Groye he1G ~ and Salem ten
ing at Dayton's Bluff NJ e. church, cor
ner of Fourth and Maple streets, last
night 1t was most successful meeting
and nearly. three hundred enthusiastic
members of the league were present. and
great interested was manifested in a
most excellent programme, which was as
Prayer by Prof. Finke; essay, Sewing
and Reaping,"' Miss Laura Mahle; song,
male male choir ar of ST. Paul Park students;
Koeneke; vocal solo, Mr. Lang; humorous Us
reading, Miss Lena Elkhardt, of Mime
apolis; trio, Mrs. George Rheinfrank.
MRS: mrs !. w; Shaddewald and Mr.. Louis
Fischer; address, Purposes and Oppor-
tunities of the Epworth League" E. ].
Funk
The meeting was presided over by Mr..
Z. l.. Lehnert, president Of the league.
Z The Swedish Evangelical Mission
sehurch at the corner of Bradley and
the twentyfifth anniversary Of its foun
Tsdation. Yesterday afternoon devotional
exercises were held at which addresses
were g delivered dslln by G; M Youngquist and
crowded by an audience of fully 500 peo-
Pile, and the following programme was
given:
SOh6 congregation
Introduction. -. Bible reading and prayer
song ...................... Choir
AAddddress Add ...................c.;. A. Bjork
Address ...................C. M. Youngquist
song ......................... congregation
1a11i os' .'''....... "A. l1Qman
Aouress ...-....-...........S. w. Sundberg
prayer Rev. J. Orman
Hymn
This evening devotional services will be
held and addresses by ]. Orman and c.
A. Bjork.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. morning service.
Sermons by e. A. Skogsberg and S. W.
Sundberg. Three p. m. Communion sery-
Ice. Eight p. m. young peoples anniver-
sary, for which a special programme has
been prenared