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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

BY r. II. ChanIn e. CO. Gncorporated),
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
No. 1 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Pulling Teeth BY Male.

This is something new to
some people. but is done every
dav. 1t is like drawing our eye
teeth in selling the following
GOODS at the prices we do but
we are overstocked, waiting tor
that "wave of prosperity, ana ana
the goods at these prices ~
MOVE:
c,IprPrR CREAMERY BUTrE".
IS packages Rich. Sweet. Creamery, ~
Butter .....s.........-. .....,'''''.,io
$50 large cans Homemade Apple ~
iS7 cans Finest Home-Maue 1iis
serves ............. 49,. '''f''-.t -
500 pounds California Eyaporateu so
500 cans Finest Delaware snaps :
5iponnld cans Gns-cc in any quantity 10
GRADUATED Sugar. poun's ioi
BYRD ISLAND FAMILY fho'"
600 barrels Of this finest Of all Fam .,
4 a., baes Finest Family Flour. %
Quaker city Soap. 10 bars ior'''aa.sb
Finest Mackerel. large, i"V "7"' 30
s siy dollars week fine and lifetime me
Of regret Is the lowest penal'y IA and
poor housekeepers who IAN 10 ,,orv dol
learn how to save % cents -"
large bottles Witch Hazel.......''S
81 bottles Sweet Pickles .....'''''''
70 dozen French Peas .;......,'.'''''' 10
e Ss 900 S Si}4oa New Mixed N"'.. i9H
Ssyp' lemon aS'5Di Pei , 10 io.
NeW oTahEe 80 ,,;,it,,,,c.oo Nfeat. per
New Potatoes. peck ..,.....''''''''' =;
Cream Currants. packages. .'''''''' o.
pounds Virginia BuckWhe4 -
New crop New Orleans Moias9''' ~
per gallon ......'''''''''''''''' 70
Rock-Candy Syrup ........,..'....',i
Ssi packages 3-pound Prepared 10
co B ilcy Saeen motives olives per bottle .
60 dozen Brandy Peaches. e4ch...,.,.
81 fv-o-1rart Jars French Brandy nS
Cherries cost $L2j each)"....'''' q
New French Prunes ..;:;:...'.t'Nf ,if
co large quart bottles Finest MAI go
Whiekev ............ 800.
loi bottles imported Port Wine an
quarts ................... ...'.''.t'-.
Frcnch Imported Sherry Wine was os
S7J now ........... .''..'--'''''.''
WATER -GROUND MEAL.
5000 bushels Finest "Western' -,
IN 050 bales Finest Timothy Hay. so
o O00 bushels Finest Feed OATS. %
1000 boxes Imported Sardines......
CLEMMER'S Old RYE WHI>Nhh'
Sd barrels Finest old Virginia Holly
Spring Valley Whisky. years an
old. per quart ..........-......'.. .'' -
| 4S5 gallons old Nj. Vernon. per a.. 90
! 3 barrels Oll HaanWill Rye. lsp az. W.
| Gfbson's Fine old Rye Whisky
per quart ........+.... .s.ss .'t'''.'' .,n
/ Chalmers Gelatine { package -"
/ f-p1und packages Gold-Dus- WASH -
I ing Powders for ..........-. ...'.'''
! 10 boxes Climax Stove POlish.....-. 80,
| 3 large cakes Bakers Chocolate Tor ~
Look out for our Bargain Counter neNt
week. Save your spare change ana Walcil
our adj Irs going 10 be Corker me 7u,
cessful launch of the "Shubuck Won Z
touch ours Big discounts To country Gus
Two 'phones-the new and the other one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

THE EXECUTORS FOR THE Est at.
~ Mrs. h. T.. H. PAGE. deceased. De..
unable TO find the following REGIS i.hL'
HoNpS of the city Of klchm1iA
~ tha property OF said Mf..
y q "a page. deceased. hereby give r -
tice maj they will apply for Reissue p.
said bonds. as provided By city ordin'n.-
IN SuSn pssp CENT. REGISTERED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
SALE OF

TWELVE ACRES, WITH TWO
DWELLING-HOU THEREON.
SITUATED ON THE BROAD-STREET
ROAD ABOUT SIX MILES FROM
RICHMOND.
ONE DWELLING is COMPARATIVELY
NEW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
A UCTlON SALE

BRICK HOUSE NAD CONDITION.
WITH LOT 36xi9O FEET
DJNAb STREET BETWEEN PRIV.
tbs AND ST PETER STREETS
by authority Of the owner. n0n-raf.
dent. who is determined 10 sell. W. ,,n
sell. on tho premises 90
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th
at O'Clock J.. ". the above PROpEprv
fronting on the north line " Duvl .fr.',
between Prents alley and S. poe
a. an alley is feet wide. together wfff q
the Improvements thereon. being "a b.
house. but not in good condition.
You can attend This sale With ihe IA.
surance ~ obtaining baru8u.
TERMS. Very liberal and announced q,
sale. j. THOMPSON BROWN g. go
no - Auct0nfarg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

Look out for our Bargain Counter neNt
week Save your spare change ana Walch
our al. les going 10 be Corker -,ne sue,
cessful launch of the "Shubrlck Won
touch ours Big discounts TO country GUS
toners. .t.. ,,,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
sTOCKHOLDER OF THE MASONIC
TFAlPLE ASSOCIATION will bc held at
the Temple. corner Broad ana Adams
%OVEWBER IS. 1899. az S.lj o'clock =. NJ
JOSEPH Y. BIDGODD.
no 921w Secretary
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COOK N CHOSEN AGAIN
WILL SERVE AS CHIEF OF THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT. TWO
TEARS MORE
HIS ASSISTANTS I. MIS- ARE NAMED

39ItITF
Arthur Martin eand w. II. Irvine Are
Reappolnted to- Their Positions
Thomas sgarley Is Again In
Charge OF ne Fire Alarm Tele-
graph Office--.st Paul Remarka-
bly, Free From Fires for year.
The important matter for consideration
at the regular peeung of the board of
nre commissioners last night was the
election of a chief OF the department for
the ensuing two. Years, and when the
first ballot had been cast the. face of the
present incumbent, Hart N. Cook, took
on troubled look 4of dismay.
Alter the routine business had been
| disposed of. President Kenneth Clark an
nounced that an important duty devolved
upon the board. which consisted in the
biennial election of a. chief of the de-
partment, and the secretary was Instruct
ed to prepare ballots. 4'~i. -
FIRST BALLOTS BLANK.
The first ballot resulted In no choice,
as the little slips of white paper were
| all blank, but when the result of the
second ballot was made known 1T was
found that Chief Cook had received the
support of every member of the board,
and he was declared elected for a term
Of two years. ~- .t7t-. ~
Called upon for speech, he referred
to. the harmony that has existed in the
department. saying that the past year
had been record breaker in st. Paul,
which, in comparison to its size. could
show smaller losses than any city in the
United States .
ASSISTANTS ALL NAMED. ~
Chief Cook was then requested to name
his assistants, which he did as follows:
81 First Assistant sChief-Arthur Martin.
Second Assistant Chfef-W. H. Irvine
Mr.. Martin was present. and he assured
the board that he would endeavor to dis
charge his duties during the next two
years better than in the past. e...s.
The election ofs a superintendent of the
| fire alarm telegraph owas, next In order
and Thomas aCarleys 7the present incum-
bent, was unanimously reelected. He
conveyed his thanks sin a neat speech.
| The question Of placing second-class
| engine at St Anthony Park, together
| with equipments. was discussed but &C.
| ton was postponed to the next meeting
| communication was received from the
| mayor, thanking, the board for having
| named a new engine, the ANDREW R
Kiefer,' in his honor,
The budget, amounting to $19,600, was
passed. s Is ~
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1t Has Been Decided to Place Them
at $S q Year.

1t Has Been Decided to Place Them
at $S a Year.
The Camera club met last night at 40
East Seventh street, with President
Johnson in the chair and discussed the
situation. 1t was announced that thirty
six members, including four women, had
already signed the roll
The committee on membership, how
ever, said that the dues of s12 year,
payable twice year in advance, had
kept good many from joining the club.
I'VE figured on seventy-five members
at $12 year each." said President John
son, ito pay the expenses Of the club. y
But" said Mr.. Sonnen, 1--WE could
get $50 members, with annual dues of
&c."
After further discussion 1t was de-
cided to make the dues IS year, pay
able quarterly in advance. Then it was
agreed to admit associate members at
half this amount. including ladies of
st. Paul, who did not choose to become
regular members. The club decided II
was too soon just now to determine what
would be furnished the members of the
club. but it was thought best to furnish
the dark room with all the apparatus
requisite. >sz,.s,-s.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
BOUND TO HAVE CLAUsE,S.
PotfSieser and Ames Want Him for
City Engineer

Ever since the election Of president
the members of the board Of public
works have appeared contented to rest
upon their oars. and not a word has
Deen said as to the election of city
engineer.
Inc fact is. however. that a greater
deadlock exists here than the one ex-
perienced over the presidency. and 1t will
be far more difficult to pick the combina-
ton. Despite the apparent apathy on
the surface of things there is a strong
undercurrent of feeling and just when It
VIII cut loose remains to be seen
Both Pottgeiser and Ames will hold
out for the election of Oscar Clausen. the
mayors favorite. and as an astute poll
tlclan who Is next to the throne remark
ed yesterday, they would be ingrates if
they didn't. Meantime all Of the aspi-
rants are saving wood, and each man
mas pushed his pole as high in the DO
htlcal atmosphere possible in the hope
that the lightning may strike him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
POLICE TO BE DISCIPLINED.
Driver Ryan Put on "a Beat for Vio-
1ating the Rules.

Mayor Kiefer Is becoming weary of the
numerous complaints made against the
police department. and. as he remarked
yesterday, hereafter all Of the men will
be made to toe the mark, at the risk of
losing their buttons.
Yesterday afternoon Officer John Ryan.
the driver at the Rondo street station.
was on the carpet before his honor. on
the charge of using insulting language to
a superior officer. He was relieved from
duty as a driver and ordered back on a
beat, and If the offense is repeated he
will be discharged from the force. The
mayor states that he will enforce disci-
pline If he has to discharge every man
in the employe of the city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Field, Schlick & 60.

consist of DR.. Talbot Jones. and the Rev
Maurice d. Edwards. Of Dayton Avenue
church. st. Paul; and Prof Frank A.
"eid' or the Saltwater public schools
who will appoint a cadet to succeed T, r
Sargent.
Dr. Jones was seen by Globe re-
porter and said that the first he know
or his appointment was on reading the
special. He stated that Representative
Stevens had written him, asking him if
ne would accept the appointment and he
replied In the affirmative. He said
iurther that the examination would take
Place the last OF April and that there arc
over ninety applicants. =:
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Danforth Gets a Continuance.

Larry Danforth, arrested Monday night
charged with robbery of a watch from
John Anderson. 252 East Sixth street, ap-
peared in the police court yesterday to
by the man he had robbed Anderson
states that he did not have time to get
a good look at the man who took his
Danforth.
Officer Peterson, of the lower Seventh
street beat. was more positive and iden-
titled Danforth as the man. Danforth
entered plea OF not guilty and asked q
preliminary examina ton. He stated to
the court that he was able to prove that
he was not in the vicinity of the robbery
for his ticker. The case was Continued
until Thursday
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Good Business Outlook.

w. II. German. trading representa-
turned from a three months trip through
Minnesota, North and South Dakota and
Montana. Speaking of his trip yesterday
Mr.. German said that 1t was very sue
cessful one and that in his ten years ex-
perience he never saw better outlook
for business in the territory gone over
which was as good as the present
thought the outlook for a very good
spring and summer business very good
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

John Kelly, resident of Inver Grove.
was the victim of a runaway accident
last night at o'clock. which, though it
pore no serious results. might have cost
Wabasha street bridge to the West side.
his horse became frightened and started
to run.
A piece of paper in the road caused the
animal to shy as the rig neared the mar
row part of the bridge towards the West
side of the river and the carriage was
thrown against the guard rail. Mr.. Kel-
and struck the outside rail of the bridge.
He caught the top and fell inside. Apart
from few bruises he was not Injured
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Yorke Asked to Explain.

Street Commissioner Yorke was sum-
mened before the board of public works
yesterday to explain certain charges
tive to peremptory orders issued by him
for the removal of snow from side
streets where there is no traffic
He explained his side Of the case to
the board and the case was taken under
advisement
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
NO DANGER SIGNAL.
Christ Hanson Charged With Vio
Iating a. City Ordinance.

At the instance. of Lieut.. Hanft, of the
Rondo street substation, a warrant was
issued yesterday for the arrest of Christ
Hanson. charged with a violation Of the
city ordinance providing for danger sig
nails at night, in places where excavations
have been made In public highways.
Hanson lives at POI North Dale street
and has a greenhouse. On Monday he
made an excavation In front of the
premises In ordefnto put In water pipes.
He neglected to iput up danger signals
and the same night, notwithstanding that
the moon was beaming brightly, R. Ed
win Rider, having IAN Office at So Gill
fillan block, and boarding at BAL Dale
street. passed that way and fell into
Hanson's excavation. A spra1ned knee
was the result i5Ehe matter. was reported
to the R0nao statian yesterday forenoon
and the warrant giss the result:
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

Man dwells in a world of light. A
thousand influences are at work to pre-
pare It for his use. 1t comes to him
not like the steady glare of the Sahara
sun, which only pains and blinds. but
softiy and gently, as through the paint.
ed glass OF some medieval shrine n
was this thought which, taking root In
the human mind, gave impulse and in
spiration to the fine art of car building
IN this nineteenth century. and which
has now reached its grandast conception
in the producing Of the North Westerr
Limited under the influence of The
North-W eslerlr Line-thsa Abort line e
Chicago
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Charged with Stealing co.I

John Simon and Joseph DAILY, two bows,
4, o'clock last night by Officer Speakman.
charged with the larceny of coal from tie
sheds In the railroad yards. The two
were seen coming out of the railroad
yards drawing sled, on which were two
sacks Of coal.
The boys stated that they had picked
up up u tne coal al along the tracks. but ap-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
DR.. miller ConvaIescinr.

DR.. Arthur Miller's condition seems to
have taken the turn which his friends
have been anxiously awaiting for the
past ten days. and for the first time last
night his physician was able to announce
his belief that the crisis had passed and
that the doctors recovery seemed almost
assured.
Sunday night a change occurred, and
since then his progress towards recovery
ton may yet retard his recovery, his
speedy convalescence Is looked for.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Lied and Paid for 1t.

John Mccarthy, arrested with Deveraux
Tor attempting to steal empty barrels
from the California Wine House, was
In making his defense. he allowed him
self the privilege Of several untruthful
statements and Judge Orr stated that he
would impose thirty days for the offense
and another thirty for untruthfulness in
telling about IT.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
A. O. H. Band for Mt,n..,o,,a

Articles of Incorporation for the An
taken out yesterday The organizatinn
mas been started in Minneapolis. and anv
children of members of the order can
join. o' ooh
Philip Fitzgerald, John Martin Rohert
Martin. Michael Mccoy, Frederick Kor.
man. Mrs Joseph Gleason and John Hor-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
oLsoN's MONEY GONE.
Disappeared Before He Had &
Chance to See the Town.

May Norton, a woman of the town,
was arrested. yesterday afternoon by De-
tective Wells, charged with the larceny
of $S5 from Edward Olson.
Olson came to st. Paul to see the sights
and took in the hack drivers ball at As
sembly halls on Monday evening. While
there he met siren who invited him to
accompany her.
Olson bashfully assented to the propo-
sition and yesterday morning when he
awoke received a disagreeable shock In
finding, his money gone. He at once re-
ported the matter to the police and the
woman was arrested. The money was
found under the mattress Of her bed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
QUARTERS TO BE ENLARGED.
Addition to Be Built to the once

Addition to Be Built to the ONCE of
the Water Board.
Owing to the cramped and Inadequate
condition of matters in the Office Of the
water board and the immediate necessity
for more room, it. has been decidyd to
build an addition in the rear Of the pres
ent office on Fifth street.
The new structure will be one story In
height and will contain, besides a vault
the secretary's office and room for the
directors meetings. e.-., .a-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

Is the kind you want for use In your
home. The Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Assn malfeA their various brands of
beer OF barleyInalt and .fiops-strictIy
pure beer, SIlS corn or ~adulteration.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
REPORTS OF SUNDAY LABOR
STATISTICS GATHERED BY COM
MISSIONER M'HALE IN THE TWIN
CITIES AND DULUTH .. .a-
Only Twenty-Four Out of Four Hun
dred and Seventy-Five EstabIish-
ments Found Where Men Are Em-
plOYed Sundays

Labor Commissioner McHaie has re-
ceived partial reports of Sunday labor
IN the state. In accordance with the reso-
luton passed at the present session Of
the legislature. So far ST. Paul and
Minneapolis have been partially inspect
ed and Duluth has almost been entirely
inspected. The result shows that a very
small per cent of men work on Sunday.
TWO hundred and forty-eight estab-
hshments have been examined In St.
Paul, seventytwo in Minneapolis and
l55 In Duluth. in all employing 1851 men.
In the whole AIS establishments. only
twenty-four were found where men were
employed Sunday. In Duluth the nature
of the business and the number of men
engaged in 1T on Sundays were as fol-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
SOutIi ern Lands.

For information about land and loca-
tions in the South you should visit the
Southern Railway Exhibit, at 354 Jack
son street, st. Paul. General reading
matter, having reference to the whole
South. furnished free to any address.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
EASTER eggs.

The largest assortment at lowest price.
Our Own Make. have yolk and are
soft and creamy inside. Made to eat:
of pure sugar only.
All sizes and colors
Parties desiring Easter table decora-
tions will please leave their order early
Per lb.
assorted Kisses =. ...... ...............1 .1Sc
Peanut Fritters ........ .l9c
Turkish Nougat ...-,. ...... ...... .l5c
Horehound Stick Candy y....s.,...s...... &c
Small Assorted Stick. Candy, ......... SO
ey,s:ssis.sas.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

The Gold Finds Are SO Few That
Most of the Miners Are Discour-
n&ed-A Fraud with $3 I'm a bot
1e-FOrty Below Zero for Weeks
at Tme-Lumber Is Very
High.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
: ! ERXA
SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel. 1872. Meat Market, 7S2.

6 cents
Per pound for a fancy new crop japan
rice. The regular 10c quality, for few
days.
Z cents
A pound for good California evapor-
ated Peaches. A large shipment just re-
ceiVed will be sold at this price while
the lot lasts.
10 cents
A dozen and upwards for fancy ripe
Yellow Bananas
IL cents
"A pound for good Sugar-Cured Hams.
Any sized one you wish
BAKERY.
Hot Cross Buns, all day today
f0c Dozen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
MORTIFIED SAYS NO
PROTESTS AGAIN AGAINST THE
BILL THAT SEEKS RELEASE
OF YOUNGERS
HOUSE COMMITTEE MEETS

Senator Wilson Takes an Hour and
Half to Repeat His Arguments
in Favor of the Men Who Seek
PardOns-HOuseU Urged to Act in
Senate.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
CITY n EWS
LOCAL EVENTS IN PARAGRAPHS

Demand for POsitiOns-Since the
two-cent advance in the daily wage or
the street car employees was announced,
that company has been delugel with ap-
plications for places.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

Furnished with n Guardian-Judge
Bazille yesterday appointed Humane
Agent Moak as guardian of Earl Ken
nedy and Richard F. Kennedy, minors.
The mother of the children committed
suicide some time ago and their step
father wishes to have a guardian ap-
pointed to control the little ones when he
IS absent from the city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

Arrested for Non-Support.
Charles Mehan, of 544 De Soto street
was arrested last right by Margaret
street officers on warrant sworn out
by his wife, charging him with non-sup-
port. q
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
Public School Notes.

The entertainments given Friday aft.
ernoon and evening and Saturday after
noon for the benefit of the library fund
Of the Madison school were a decided
success. Fully $500 people attended the
three performances
On Monday afternoon and evening
March q. two entertainments were given
at Merriam Park by Messrs. Lester and
Kent for the benefit of the Longfellow
school picture fund. The entertainments
were well patronized, and all expecta-
tions aroused by the success of the en-
tertainments given in the city were fully
realized
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
APPLICANTS FOR ANNAPOLIS.

DR.. Talbot Jones Says There Arc
Ninety Candidates..
A telegram from Washington ito The
G. ODE Monday night announced the
appointments of board to examine APP
piications from this district to the naval
academy at Annapolis. The board will
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29
CAMERA CLUB DUES.

A. Lawrence, A. w. Dampier. H. ]. Voll-
mer and Charles Stein.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

Fell and Was Hurt-Paul McGarry, a
boy living at 320 Yankee street, slipped
and fell on the corner of Wabasha and
Seventh yesterday afternoon while run
ming across the street in front of a car.
His knee was injured and he was taken
to his home.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-29

Signed by the MayOr-Mayor Kiefer
yesterday signed the ordinance providing
for the widening of South Wabasha street
from Congress to Winifred streets. The
assessment for cinder paths on Reaney
and other streets in the east end was also
signed.