St. Paul daily globe (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-08-26 [p 3] · ganization willbe fruitfulof good, and is the best thing the editors have done for years. The as-sociation willmeet at

THE ST. PAUL DAILYGLOBE, TUESDAY MOKxNIiNG,AUGUST 26, IBB4. 3

MILWAUKEE LETTER.

Reorganization of the WisconsinEditorial Association.

The Great Encampment at Cold Spring"DrivingPark.

Death of Dr.Perkins— The Soldiers' HomeInvestigation— Short Notes.

ISpecial Correspondence of the Globe.|Milwaukee, Aug. 23.

—The- convention of

editors of Wisconsin, whose programme ot ex-ercises was outliueil in last week's letter, wasquite successful. The attendance was lighterthan usual, probably because uo elaborate planfor pleasure had been drafted, the officers pre-ferring to make an effort tomore thoroughly or-ganize the association; but those whoattended had an enjoyabb time,nevertheless. The Merchant's association gavethem a carriage drive Tnursday afternoon, theEvening Wisconsin provided the visitors withtickets and car fare to Schlitz park the sameevening, and on Friday the Detroit and Milwau-kee Railroad company gave the editors, theirwives and d£ghters, a ride to Grand Haven andbuck on the magnificent iron steamer, City of

Milwaukee. The literary part of the proceedingswas excellent, but rather long, an! the discus-sion of this question treated by the essayistsmighthave been more general. An interpolationin the programme Wednesday afternoon was theone spicy event of the session. L'uder the guiseof a paper on foreign advertising James A. Pow-ers, a discharged employe of Cramer, Athens &Cramer, proprietors nf the Milwaukee Newspaperunion, vented his spleen on his former employersby attacking the business of printing what aregenerally termed

"PATENT INSIDiCS,"

For country newspapers as a gigantic monopoly.The editors were prepared to hear abitter rebukeof the pjoprietors who ba 1 had the temerity to

discharge Mr.Powers, hut they were not pre-pared to listen to private agreements filched fromthe archives or the office of which the speakerhad been B trusted employee for ten years. Thereading ofanumber of agreements and tha con-

fession of the inner workings of the bustnesspool was edifying to many of the country pub-lishers, but the gem ral verdict after .Mr. Powersbad concluded, was that he had rained his char-acter by betraying the trust of his employers.Judge Sam Ryan, of Appleton, voiced in the

opinion of the majority when he said "Powers

has eternally damned himself." Disgust overMr. Powers' miserable confession was general,some of the members expressing the opinion thatthe association shonld have refused to listen to

the black betrayal. The officers of the associa-tion will not permit the printing of Mr. Powers'sddress in the records.

Wednesday afternoon the oldassociation electedV.. I),loe, of Whitewater, president, selected agood list of vice presidents, and an executivecommittee, and chose J. E. Heg, Geneva Lake,mid David Atwood, of .Madison, secretary audtreasurer respectively. Wednesday the editorsreorganized under the name of the WisconsinPress association, adopted a constitution andchose the officers elected the day previous. Abouttlft v members signed the new constitution, andit is expected thai before tbe books are closedthe number will be increased to 100. This reor-ganization willbe fruitfulof good, and is the best

thing the editors have done for years. The as-sociation willmeet at Appleton next year.

BUERXAH M. BOOTH.

A conspicuous figure at the editorial conven-tion was Sherman M. Booth, who was a promin-ent fighter against slavery inante-helium days.He wa editor of 111• -

Free Democrat,^, Milwaukeeabolition paper, when In March, 1854, JoshuaGlover, au escaped slave from Missouri, was ar-i, ted a) Kaclne, brutally beaten and brought to

Milwaukee. Booth rode through the streetsicattering handbills (ailinga rally,and shouting"Freemen to the rescue!" The result of themeeting was that (iiover was rescued andat lit to Canada. Booth was arrestedmdafter exciting litigation was sentenced to amonths Imprisonment and to pay a fine of nearly$1,600. Ihe supreme court of the state releasedBooth on a writ of habeas corpus and he was es-corted to the Madison train by a band and

. .11 the route, while a cannon spoke thepeoples joy in thtodering tones. At Madison

reme court re-affirmed its decision thattbe fugitive slave law was unconstitutional, andBooth was discharged, Tho United states

supreme court then issued an order, in 1658-9,remanding Booth to tho custody of the UnitedStales authorities. The Wisconsin supremeCOttrl denied tne order and the legislature hackedthe court and went so fur aa to counsel resist-ance. In Is.j'.i Booth uas arrested and lockedupIn prison, from which he was rescued byfriends. Bootb was finallybetrayed and arrestedat Klpon, but after serving nearly a year waspardoned by President Buchanan, For one withh. much history, Booth is still a sturdy and vig-orous man, although silver hairs me rapidlyweaving the enai raia of age inhis bushy beard,wblin has been for so many years a marked fea-ture of his facial appearance that were be to cut

it oiliii besi friend would not recognize him.ltooih's political rewards have not been commen-surate with his sufferings for the cause of free-dom, probably owing to an unfortunate criminaltrial which soiled his fair name and therebystunted his politicalgrowth; but bo cannot berobbed of the laurels won at a time wbeu freemen were tried !>y tiro,

TIIK XXI AMI'MFKT.

Preparation! for the grand military encamp-

ment nt Cold Springdriving park next week areComplete. A city of tents lias been built, with

md avenues laid out by exact geometri-cal measurements. The camp litis been officiallynamed camp Alexander .Mitchell, after the tfreatfinancier, who acknowledged tbe honor by pre-sentlng the soldier boya with a handsome gaiTi-Hon dag and a tall staff. It is expected that fully

ilitiamen will participate in the encamp-ment exercise* The price drill will take plate\\ ndneadn] . and :istreet parade Thursday. Itisexpected thai the greatest attraction willbo theabam battle, which will take place Friday. Afort willbe erected, to be defended by a regimentof infantry, n battery of heavy artillery and twoGutlinggun*, under command ot Major Powell,of the regular tinny. i'lte attacking force willcon* ilof three regiments otinfantrgr, one squad-ron of • avalrj and two sections ofli.;ht artillery. The first prize for the drill onWe lues, lav is a company trophy valued al 1830.

Iauspi iule.l from n musket,and iva apace above a crossed musket andsword i- amoud. Inthe surround-

\u25a0mailer diamond*. The sec-ond prixe willbe without diamonda, but similarto the tirst prise, ao iwillbe given to each mem-ber of the company The third ami fourth prizesarc gold badges constating ol shields and circles

given to each ot tbe companies incompetition. For the individual drills the first

tifuldiamond badge, and tbe sec-ond a loss valuable but bandaoms piu. Theprospects foi the success ot the camp are excel-lent, the writer, of course, feeing the doubtfulfactor.

TllKrotTRTH BATTAUOB TBOVmUtB,Tho trouble between a number of officers of

the Fourth battalion and Major Slower, theircommander, growing ontotsevere criticism ofthe militiaboys nj rol.chas. Stag, in the Sun-day Telegraph, of which Mower is ore of tho

smoothed down by a ter-

n authoritative rebuke by tbe major.barked bj the Influence of Adjutant GeaeralChandler I. Chapman. At the officers drill

eight, Capt. Traeataer, of the Lincolnguard, reiterated his objection to newspaper

Ho AH not care per-t his men felt bad

about it. Capt. Borchardt, of the Kosciuskoguard, a Polish company Of the South side.f wepapei criticism, sndSranted Major Mower to promise that the censor-. case. Mower, of course,

I Uardt. forgetting himself, then>er he must take the consequences.

The major then brought his military dignity intoIrem] Mod Pocvtiardt of his subordinate

| Adjutant General Chapman was pres-' lidnot take part in the dscussion. He i

y srinked at the difficulty in order to Iavoid taking offeteJ cognizance of it. After the |

kat was acain broached |quietly and the trouble -. Itis

'hardly probable that Capt. E _am stir i

th the Sanaa*-ihe Nation*':

guarded sdttoc. Monet- -to play suator, and the growlers are no-

tOWesßfnt epaulettes, ltisaCase ol "so U''.aii

'all are-

TU« IIOHIISVEsTWiaTtON.

Tkvs InveeligatSoa of the management of thet :s Home is already a thine of rho

pasl. at .: investigations has resultedInuoihing satisfactory to the complaining In-

\u25a0 made were mainly objec--ikeof discipline at the home, by

parlies who had been fined or placed at work onthe \u25a0 -uaip far intra; liens thereof. Tha most

m7~sT~S*. '\u25a0 SB "SuT supplies Brain Power.IfinH AM *52 Sintering from complaint!hsf4&*7 V turn %£ peculiar to their sex willfind In DR.HAIITZKSlEOKTONICa iwfsandspeedy cure. Gives v clear, healtliycomplexion.

!\u25a0 . «. -iiuri.lattempts at counterfeiting only addto tho popularity of tho original. Do notex-perimeut—(,-et thooiuuin'al and Best.

HARPER'S°

MK*fl|&f3gglUVIHIrILLfeCRip^Sri^âvT;i,.—mawsm msWamm B?vm» constipates.Persons snffariotlfrom TORPIDITY of the lAVKHerlmwtl ityof the Bowels, willlind upurmannntCURB by thon-«of MiamiPills. Nomedicine shouldbe taken without first Cl«»Dslna the Stomach andBowali withnd—» et HASTEH'S 1.1VF.8PILLS.

Bample dose Sent Free onapplication by postal.

CSandytmr address toTbe I>r.Ha^nr Med.Co. VSt. 1.r.-!s. Mo.for oir "DREAMBOOK."!I'ullof strange and useful ttfjrmat'ia,{ree.#

LEGAL.OTATH OF MINNESOTA, COUNTYOFRAMSEY

-< District Court, BecowJ Judicial Dlstriet.KittleDodge, plaintiff, atralust Clarence 1. Dodge.

defendant.SI' SIMONS.

The State ofMlnnessta to the above named dcfend-iim:Too, Clarence I.Podge, are hereby summoned and

required to answer the complaint of the plaintiff inthe above entitled action, which ison file inthe officeof the eterk Of tho district court, second judicial dis-Irlct,Ramsey county. Minnesota, aud to serve a copy

-MviTto s.iid complaint on the subscribers,a: their office. In the cityof saint Paul. 43 Kastrict. In the s-.ii.l county iinternee J. within thirtyIn-afl r tbe Irvi c \u0084f tills summons upon you, ex-

clusive of the day of racfa service; and. if you fail toanswer the said complaint withinthe time sfuioaalil

iff in this action WfHapply to the court forrlie relief iliiiusmlsd therein, together with the costs

and dtaburaaßM nts herein.Dated St. Paul. July Stth, A.P. 1884

OOFOBTH A ROBSKTB,aul!-7w tn Plaintiffs attorneys. St. Paul. Minn.

Notice of Mortgage Sale.Whereas, default has been made Inthe conditions

of a certain mortgage executed and delivered byOlive A Gregg and Joslah C.C-regg, her husband.t» J Royal] McMurraa. dated the ISth day of MarchA D. 1884, aud duly recorded !a the office of theRegister of Deeds of the county of Ramsey, state of

a. on the 29th day of March, A. P. 18*4, In-of mortgage deeds, page H,1* whereby saidiricranted. mortgaged and conveyed uuto

T. Koyatl MeMurrnn ai! those tractsand parcels of land situated and lyingin the countyo* iTsmsfJ state of Minnesota, described as foi-'..•«« lots number twenty (201 and twenty-

hteek number three (3> In Itoicomb's ad-dition to Saint Paul, according to the plat thereofor file Ivthe office of the Register of Deeds la andfor :he county of Ramsey aforesaid, which saidmortgage was g'.Ten for the purpose of securing thepari r of the sum of one hundred and sixty and

tn- . bearing date of March'itth,

1-s.i. payable at the National German American', Bank. Sain: Pan". Minn., onor before July ioth, js-j.withinterest before and after maturity at the rateof ten par cent, per annum untilpaid, executed and

Iby said Olive A. Gregg ha J. Royal! Mc-Murrsn; whereas, default baring been made In thecondition* of said note, and there Is due npon saidnote and mortgage, at the date of this notice, thesum of one hundred and sixty-seven and 73-InOdollars i#I6T.T3!;and whereas, by the terms of saidmortgage, there Is allowed to said mortgagee, as anattorney's fee incase of foreclosure of said mortgagethe sum of fiftydollars oSSO); and no suit or pro-. t any ktnd having been Instituted at lawor otherwise to recover thedebt so remaining securedbysaid mortgage, or any part thereof;

B tfceratsNt notice Is hereby given that by'\u25a0 power of sale contained la said mortgage

and the statute In such cases made and provide.;, thesaid mortgage willbe foreclosed by sale of tbe said

-•v. herein described, at the frontFtM street' of the office of the Register of

Deeds of said Ramsey county, by the Sheriff of saidcounty, to the highest bidder, as by law prescribed,at teu o'clock on the morning of Friday, the l*thday of September, A. D. I*M.aad the proceed* ofsaid sale applied to the payment; firs: of the """^rrtWfta '.merest due bysaid mortgage. Including twenty-

-.-a attorney's fee, and also to the disburse-ments attending this foreclosure.

Dated July isth, ISS4.J. ROYALLMcifrRRAN.

Mortgagee.Rats 4FacxTUBOT. Attorney for said Stwrtâgee.

augS-iw wa

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY—ss. District Court, Second Judicial District.

Patrick McNulty,plaintiff,vs. Thomuß F.ODea, de-fendant.

SUMMONS.The State ofMinnesot n to tbe above named defendant:

You arc hereby summoned and required to answerthe complaint of the plaintiff In the above entitledaction, which Is onfile in the office of the clerk of theeatd court, atbis office at Saint Paul, Minnesota, andto serve a copy of your answer to said complaint onthe subscriber, at his office Inthe city of Saint Paul,in the county of Ramsey, withintwenty days afterthe Bervlce of this summons upon you, exclusive ofthe day of such service, and, If you fall to answerthe said complaint within the time aforesaid, theplaintiffin this action willapply to court forthe reliefdemanded therein, together with tbe costs aud dis-bursements herein.

Dated July 22, A. D. 18S4.W. J. RODGERS,

Jyls-7w-tu _ Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Paul, Minn.yTATEOF MINNESOTArcOUNTYOF RAMSEY—

ss. District Court, Second Judicial District.Jeremiah Webber, plaintiff, vs. The unknown hoirs

of W. H. Morton, James D. Goodrich and J. A.Pace, deceased; and also allother persons or par-ties unknown, claiming any right,title,estate, lienor Interest in the real estate, lands, tenements andhereditaments described in the complaint herein,defendants.

SUMMONS FOB RELIEF.The state of Minnesota to the above named defent-

ants:You, are hereby summoned and required to answer

the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitledaction, which has been tiled in the office of the Clerkof said court, at Saint Paul, in6ald county, and toserve a copy of your answer to said complaint on thesubscribers, nt their office, in the city ofSaint Paul,in the said couaty of Ramsey within twenty daysafter the service of this summons upon you. exclu-sive ofthe day of Buch service; and, if you fall to an-swer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,the plaintiff in this action willapply to the court forthe relief demanded inthe complaint.

Dated July 19, A.D. 1884.WILLIS & WILLARD,

Plaintiff's Attorneys, St. Paul, Minn.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,COUNTY OF RAMSEY—ss. District Court, Second Judicial District.

Jeremiah Webber, plaintiff,vs. The unknown heirs ofW. H. Morton, James D.Goodrich and J, A. Pace,deceased; and also allother pcrsonß or parties un-known, claiming any rlirht, title, estate, lien orinterest in the real estate, lands, tenements andhereditaments described inthe complaint herein,defendants.

NOTICE OP LIS PENDENS.Notice Is hereby given that a civilaction has been

commenced inthe District Court of the State of Min-nesota In and for the Second judicialdistrict of saidstate, and the county of Ramsey therein, whereinJeremiah Webber is plaintiff and the unknown heirsof W. 11. Morton, James D. Goodrich and J. A.Pace,and also all other persons or parties unknown, claim-ingany right, title, estate. Ilea or interest In the realestate, lands, tenements and hereditaments describedin the complaint in said action, are defendants; thatsaid action Is now pending and undetermined and thattbe object of such action is to quiet in the plaintiff,Jeremiah Webber, the title to that certain tract orparcel of land situate in the said county of Ramseyand State of Minnesota and described as follows,that is to say: Lor numbered fourteen (11) in blocknumbered one (1) of Nelson, Stevens aud King's ad-dition to West St. Paul, according to the piat thereofonfile and of record in the office of the register ofdeeds withinand for said Knmsey county, and thefurther object of said action is to determine anyclaim, Hen. estate or Interest insaid land adverse tothe estate of the plaintiff therein. The plaintiff Insaid action Is the sole owner in fee simple of thetract of land aforesaid.

JEREMIAH 'WEBBER, Plaintiff.Willis*Willard, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

St. Paul, Minn., July 21, 1884. jy22-7w-tu

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COTJNTJf OF RAMSEY—ss. District Court, Second Judicial District.

Michael McNeil, plaintiff, against Charles Bodwell,defendant.

SUMMONS.The State of Minnesota, to the above named defend-

ant:You are hereby summoned and required to answer

to the complaint in this action which has been filedwiththe clerk of said court, in his office, in saidcounty, and to serve a copy of your answer to thesaid complaint on the subscriber, at his office, in thecityof St. Paul, state of Minnesota, within twentydays after the service of this summons upon you, ex-clusive of the day of such service, and If you fall toanswer the said complaint withinthe time aforesaid,the plaintiff In this action willtake Judgment againstyou for the sum of *2SO, withinterest thereon fromMarch Ist. ISS4, together withhis costs and disburse-ments of suit.

11. TV. CORY,r.ul2-Tw tv Plaintiff's Attorney, St. Paul, Minn.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COCNTY OF RAMSEY—ss. In Pronate Court, general term, August

4, 1831.Inthe matter of the estate of Adam Gotzian, de-

ceived.On reading and filing the petition of James Middle-

ton and Josephine Gotzian, executors of the estate ofAdam Gotzian, deceased, representing among otherthings, tbat they have fullyadministered said estate,and praying that a time and place be fixed for exam-iningand allowing their account of administration,and tor tbe assignment anddistribution of the residueof said estate uj the persons thereto entitled underthe willof said deceased, nnd as provided for In thewillOf the late Adam Gotzian.ItIs ordered, that said account be examined, and

petition heard, by the Judge of this court, on Fri-day, the 29th day of August, A. D. 1884, at teno'clock a. m., at the probate office insaidcounty.

And itIs further ordered, that notice thereof begiven to all perioral Interested, by publishing a copyof this order for two successive weeks prior to saidday of hearing. In the DailyGlouk, a newspaper,printed aud published at Saint Paul Insaid county.

Bythe Court. WM. H. McGROBTY,[L.s.] Judge ofProbate.

Attest: FrankRor.KET, Jr., Clerk.O'BniKK & Wilson and Hakvf.v Ofticbr, Attorneys

for executors. aus-4\v-tuUTATE OF MINNESOTA. DISTRICT COURT,*3 Second Judicial District, Couuty of Ramsey.Josepb (.'hapron, plaintiff, against Clotilda Chapron,

defendant.RVMMOSfS.

The State of Minnesota, to the abovenamed defend-ant:You are hereby summoned and required to answer

the complaint in tillsaction, which has been llled withthe clerk of said court, and to serve a copy of youranswer to the said complaint on the subscribers, attheir office Iv No. 83 Ea^t Third,street, city of Saintf'aul. State of Minnesota, withinthirtydays uftertheservice of this summons upon you, exclusive of theday of such service, an1if you fallto answer tbesaidComplaint withinthe time aforesaid, the plaintiff Inthis action willdemand the relief asked for In saidcomplaint.

Dated August 4, A.D. IPS 4.GRISWOLD & TEEPLE.

anS-7w-to Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Paul Minn.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,COCNTY OF BAMSET—ss. In Probate Court, general term, held

July 7. 1884.Iv the matter of the estate of Bridget Daley, de-

ceased.On reading and filing the petition of John Cunnlff,

tide, olatratof of said estate, setting forth that nopen >nal estate has come to hishands^thc amount ofdebts outstanding against said deceased, and a de-scription of all the real estate of which said deceaseddied seized, and tbe condition and value of the re-spective portions thereof; and praying that licensebe tohim granted to sell at private sale all the realestate set forthand described Insaid petition;

And It appearing, by said petition, that there Is notsufficient personal estate Inthe hands of said admin-istrator to pay said debts, and that It ts necessary Inorder to pay the same, to sell all of said real estate;

It Is therefore ordered, that allpers ms interestedinsaid estate, appear before the judge of this court,on Thursday, the 2lst day of August, A. I). 1884, it10 o'clock a. m., at the probate office inSaint Paul insaid county, then and there to show cause, (If anylhere he i whylicense should not be granted to saida lmtr.l trator to sell said real estate according to theprayer of said petition.

And it Is further ordered. That a copy of thisordershall be published for four successive weeks prior tosaid day of hearing, the last of which publicationsshall be at least fourteen days before said day ofhearing. In the Dally Globe, anewspaper printedand published at Saint Paul in said county, and per-•Ottaflj served on al! persons Interested insaid estate,residing In said county, at least fourteen days beforesaid day of hearing, and upon all other persons ln-teresteil. according to law.

By the Court,[I-.s.j WM. B. McORORTY,

Judge of Probate.Att.-st: FmxK RonEST. Jr.. Clerk. jys-sw.tu

SJTATEUF MINNKSOTA. COUXTT OF RAM3EY-»ss. la Probate Court, special term, August JB,

18*4,In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Shaw,

dr ceased.On reading and filing the petition of Nicholas

Kovltz, of snu. county, representing, among otherthings, that Elizabeth Shaw, late of said county, onthe sth day of August. UU,st St.Pattt, In saidcoun-ty,died intestate, and being an inhabitant of this coun-ty at the time of her death, leavinggoods, chattels andestatJ" withinthis county, and that the said petitioneris one of the children and heirs of said deceased andfraying that administration of saidestate be toPatrickT. Kavansirh or some other suitable person prranted;

It Is rordered, that said petition be heard before theJndgeof this court, onFrldsy.the l'ithdayofSeptem-ber A.D. I**4.at ten o'clock a.m.. at the probateoffice. In said county.

Ordered further, tbat notice thereof be givento the heirs of said deceased, and to allpersons inter- jested, by publishing a copy of this order for three

weeks prior to said day ofhearing. In theIHti.tGlosi. a newspaper printed and published atSaint PauL insaid county.

By the Court,[L.S.] WM.B. McGRORTT.

Judge of Proiiate.Attest: Fxaxk Robzbt, Jr., Ccrk an!9-4w-tu

Notice to Creditors.State ofMinnesota. County of Ramsey— ss. InPro-

bate Court, special term. August 15. 1884.inthe matter of the estateof Chariest.. Kltteuhouse. j

deceased.No doe is herehy gftrn that the Judge of Probate

Ofthe county of Itameey. willupon the first Monday of fthe month of November, me, st ten o'clock a.m..receive, hear, examine and adjust, allclaims and de-mands of a':! persons against said deceased: and thats.i months from and after the date hereof have beenallowed and limited for creditors to present theirclaims sgalnst said estate, a; the expiration of whichtfthe allclaims notpresented or notproven toIts sat-isfaction, shall he forever barred, unless for goodcause shown further time be allowed.

By the Court,fr-s-j WM.B.McGRORTT.

Judge of Probate,Hin-bt B. Tabwtlx. Administrator. ani9-3w-tu

Notice to Creditors.State ofMinnesota. County ot Ramsey, ss. InPro-

bate Court, special term, Angus: '.6, IBM.In the matter of roe estate ot John Hanig. de-

ceased.Notice !s hereby given that the Judge ot Probate

of the coa-ty ofRamsey, willupon the first M»a>iav of t

the month of November. IS*«. ax ten o'clock a. m_ }receive, hear, examine and adjust allclaims aad de^ [maods of allpersons against said deceased: and that

'stx mor.ths from and after tbe date hereof have been iallowed aad limited for creditors to present their <claims against said estate, at the expiration of whichtime all claims not presented or not proven to Itssatisfaction, shall be forever barred, unless ft*goodcause shown further time be allowed.Bythe Coon.

;- - WM. B VrGRORTT.Judge cf P'obate.

Assa Exto. AdßltntstratiA asi^»-5w iv

Conllrinatioii of Assessment for Grading

Maale Avenue,

Office of the Boaud of Public Works, )

Cittof St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 20, 1884. fThe assessment of benefits costs and expenses

arising from the grading of Oakdale Avenue,from State street to the south city limits,in theSixth ward, of the City of St, Paul, Minnesota,having been completed by the Board of PublicWorks in aud forsaid city, said Board will meetat their office in said city at 2 p. m., on the Bthday of September, A.D.,1884, to hear objec-tions (ifany) to said assessment, at which timeand place, unless sufficient cause is shown to thecontrary, said assessment willbe confirmed bysaid Board.

The followingis a list of the supposed own-er's names, a description of the property bene-fitedand the amounts assessed against the sameto-wit:

Woodbury and Case's Addition to West St. Paul.Supposed owner and

description. Lot. Block.Benefits.E Langevin 5 3 ""278 00S J Garlough & J TMerk-

ley 6 3 231 00CHLienau 4 3 17 00Same 3 3 17 00Same 2 3 17 00Same 1 3 16 00

LmeM^::::::::::::::! i\ **0350

fame3™::::::::::::::: 98 i{'»»«>

Alex Berghold 10 4 16 00E R Bryant 11 4 15 00

Sam'lL Garlaugh 12 4 15 00AlexBerghold 13 4 15 00Same 14 4 14 00SIGarlough 5 4 16 00Same 4 4 16 00E Langevin 3 4 16 00ES Fuller 2 4 15 00Chas Chapman 1 4 14 00Auguste Nagel 6 9 166 50EmilGerlach 7 9 203 50JohnMahleman 8 9 15 00Edw Kane 9 9 14 00Same 10 9 14 00Helena Dom 11 9 14 00Same 12 9 14 00West Side Land & Cottage

Co 5 9 10 00Ed McCourt 4 9 16 00Geo B Evans 3 9 15 00Same. W3ft of 2 9 100T J McGoveru (except W

3 ft) 2 9 14 00Same 1 9 14 00FJTorrens. N100 ft of.. 1 10 74 00IRogerson. Ssoft of 1 10 92 50F McArdle. N5O ft of S

100 ft of 1 10 92 50Edward Compion (except N

and S 100 ft) 1 10 23100Jas Kilshaw 2 10 222 00West St Paul Real Estate

and Improvement Syndi-cate 3 10 213 00

Same 4 10 218 00

Same 5 10 213 00Chas F Meyer 1 14 266 00Same 2 14 26100

Bryant and Minea's Rearrangement of block 13,Woodbury and Case's Addition to West

St.Paul.Supposed owner and

description. Lot. Benefits.West Side Land and Cottage C0... 7 $70 50Same 8 70 50

Same 9 70 50Same 10 70 50Same 11 70 50Same 12 70 50Same 13 70 50

Same 14 15 00

Same 15 12 00

Woodbury and Case's Addition to West St. Paul.

Supposed owner anddescription. Lot. Block. Benefits.

West St. Paul Real Estateand Improvement Syndi-cate 1 20 $261 00

Same ,2 20 266 00

Same 1 19 261 00Same 3 19 240 00Same " 24 492 00Same 1 23 266 00

Same 2 23 271 00Same 1 29 267 00Same 2 29 272 00Same 3 29 65 00Same 5 28 500 00Same 4 28 75 00Same 3 28 70 00Same 2 28 65 00

Same 1 28 65 00

.Belividere Park Subdivision of Lot 2, BidweH'sAddition to West St, Paul.


AGStewart and C F Meyer 1 1 $74 00Same and same 2 1 77 75Peter Madscu 3 1 77 75Jas Gurball, (except S

79.6 ft) 5&4 1 83 25Jas HolTbeck. S 79.6 ftof. 5&4 1 120 25AGStewart and CF Meyer 6 1 1Same and same 7 I>\u25a0 $229 50Same and same 8 1)Same and same 9 1 55 50Same and same 10 1 87 00Same aud same 11 1 18 50Same and fame 1 2 74 00

Same and same 2 2 18 50Same and same 3 2 77 75same and same 4 2 77 75Same and same 5 2 77 75Same nnd same 0 2 79 50Same and same 7 2 79 50Same and same 8 2 79 50Same nnd same 9 2 10 00Same nnd same 10 2 10 00Sameandsame 1 3 72 00Same and same 2 8 72 00Same and same 3 8 72 00Same and same 4 3 74 00Same and same 5 3 74 00Same and same 6 3 74 00Same and same 7 3 10 00S»m. .ml «nTT,o.. 8 3 10 00

Same and same 9 3 10 00Same and same 10 3 10 00

Bidwell'a Addition to West St. Paul.

Supposed owner anddescription. Lot. Benefits.

A W Maitenson, X 191.25 ft. 0t... 1 $75 00

Supposed owner anddescription. Benefits.

PhilipKessler. Commencing at a pointon W line of lot 1, Bidwell's Additionto West St. Paul, 191.25 ft.Strom NWcorner of said lot 1; thence S alongsaid W line 57 ft.;thence X 121 Jf ft.;thence N57 ft.;thence W to begin-ning, being part of said lot 1 $12 00

Martin Steveken. Commencing at apointon W live of lot 1, Bidwell'sAddition to West St. Panl, 248.25 ft. Sfrom NW corner of said lot 1;thenceS along said W line 57 ft; thence E121 X ft: thence N57 ft; thence Wto beginning, being part of said lot 1. $12 00

R. J. Wood and S. J. White. The EHof the following described land, towit: Commencing on W line of lot1,

Bidwell's Addition to West St. Pan],191.,'5 ftS fromNW corner ofsaid lot1;thence S along said W line to Nline ofS 6u ftof N"!s of said lot 1: thence Ealong Nline of said 8 CO ft toE liceof6aid lot1:thence N along said E line

to a point191.25 ftS from NE cor-ner of said lot 1;thence Wto begin-ning, being part of said lot 1 $35 00

Nclliie M. Cooper. Commencing at apointon W line of lot1, Bidwell's Ad-dition to West St Paul. 305.25 ft Sfrom NW corner of said lot 1; thenceE 121Hft;thence S 77.25 ft;thence W121!, ft:thence Nto beginning, beingpart of said lot1 $;o 00

Eidwells Addition to West St. PauL


Nellie MCooper, S 60 ftof NH of..1 $24 00W Monnagha, S % ot 1 $600 00

Belividere Park Subdivision of Lot 3. Bidwell'sAddition to West St.PauL


McClung and McMurran... 1 1 $20 00Same and same 2 1 10 00John B Schmidt 8 1 9 00McClung and McMurran... 4 1 c 00

\u25a0 Same and same 5 1 7 00!Same and same 6 1 700ISame and same 7 1 8 00!Frank EClift 8 : 8 00| McClung and McMurran ..9 1 10 00

Sameandsame 10 1 10 00Same and same... 11 1 10 00

!Clarissa Hand 1 2 10 00 jMcClung snd McMurran... 2 2 10 00Lewis A Springer 3 2 10 00 jMcClungand McMurran... 4 2 9 00Same and same 5 2 8 00Same and same \u0084..6 2 700Same and same 7 2 7 00Sameandsame 8 2 8 00Sine and same

* 2 9 00;r-ame and same 10 2 to 00Sameandsame 11 2 10 00

ISame and same 12 2 10 00 j

!Beery Gaefke 1 3 10 00]\u25a0 Henry Bliesenbacb 2 3 10 00

McClung AMurran 3 3 10 00iiSameandsame 4 3 9 00i Sameandsame 5 3 8 00Mose Iresstien and Samuel

Goldstein 6 3 7 00McClungA McMurran. 7 3 7 00Same and same ...8 3 800Sameandsame 9 3 9 00Sameandsame 10 3 10 00Same and same 11 3 10 00Same aud aaa*. 13 3 IQOOJ

Woodbury ACase's Addition to West St. Paul.


E Langevin 2 1 $1100Same 3 1 11 00Louisa Conrad 4 1 1100Same 5 1 11 00JohnMWhite 1 2 1100Same 2 2 12 00HJ Peters 3 2 13 00Same 4 2 14 00Same 5 2 14 00E Langevin 6 2 14 00C D Bell 7 2 15 00PaulMartln 8 2 16 00Henry Gaho 1 5 14 00E Langevin 2 5 14 00Alex Berghold 3 5 14 00Same 4 5 14 00E Langevin 5 5 14 00Same ...6 5 14 00JacTMarkley 7 5 14 00Same 8 5 14 00B Mcintosh 9 5 14 00DanielJ Harrington 10 5 14 00GeorgeNDeeks 11 5 14 00ER Bryant 12 6 14 00E Langevin 13 5 14 00Same 14 5 14 00Alex Berghold 15 5 14 00Same 16 5 14 00E Langevin 17 5 14 00Same 18 5 14 00Alex Berghold 19 5 .14 00Same ; 20 5 14 COJ MWhite 1 6 $13 00Same 2 6 13 00Alex Berghold 3 6 13 OoSame 4 6 13 00E Langevin 5 6 13 00Same 6 6 13 00John McCloskey 7 6 13 00Gustave Beck 8 6 13 00E Langevin 9 6 13 00Same 10 6 13 00Same t 11 6 13-00Adolf Traura 12 6 13 00J MWhite 13 6 13 00Same 14 6 13 00West Side Land and Cottage

Co 1' 7 13 00Herman Seibold 2 7 13 00West Side Land and Cottage

Co ..3 7 13 00Same 4 7 13 00Same, E 46 ft of 5 7 11 50John Frick, W6ft of 5 7) CiannSame,E46ftof 6 7,

*"00

-West Side Laud and Cottage )Co, WIS ftof 6 1> $14 50

Same 7 7 )Carl W Cross 8 7 13 00Otto Lux 9 7 13 00Constantine Herdick 10 7 13 00Vincent Blackka 11 7 13 00Same 12 7 13 00Same 13 7 13 00

N P Sattler 14 7 13 00West Side Land and Cot-

tage Co 1 8 14 00Same 2 8 14 00Same 3 8 14 00John J. Acilt 4 8 14 00Mary E. McDonnell 5 8 14 00West Side Land and Cot-

tage Co 6 8 14 00Same 7 8 14 00Same. 8 8 14 00Alphonse Kirch, (Except

W. 3ft.) 9 8 13 00M.M. Merritt, W. 3 ft.of.. 9 8 100West Side Land and Cot-

tage Co 10 8 14 00Same 11 8 14 00John Bracken 12 8 14 00HHageman 13 8 14 00Herman Graven 14 8 14 00Wm Newton 15 8 14 00Same 16 8 14 00John E Garlaugh 17 8 14 00West Side Land and Cottage

Company 18 8 14 00Same 19 8 14 00John J Dobson 20 8 14 00Chas F Meyer 1 15 60 00Same 3 15 60 00Same 3 15 65 00Same 4 15 70 00

Scheffer &Martin's Rearrangement of Block 16Woodbury &Case's Addition to West

St. Paul.

Supposed owner anddescription. Lot. Block. Benefits

O C Houghton 1 16 $1100Same 2 16 11 00Josephine Anstett 3 10 1100Same 4 16 11 00Same 5 16 11 00Paul Martin 6 16 1100.losenhine Anstett 7 16 11 00

Same 8 10 11 00Annießyan 9 16 1100Henry Martin 10 10 1100Same 11 16 11 00Frank J Torrence 12 10 11 00Same 13 16 1100Supposed owner and

description. Benefits.Scheixur aud Martin. Commencing on N

line of block 16, Woodbury and Case'saddition to West St. I'aul, 100 feetW of NE corner of said block; tbenceWon said N line 150 ft: thence S paral-lel with W line of said block 133 ft;thence E parallel with N line of saidblock 150 ft; thence N* to beginning,being part of said block 10, as re-ar-rauged by Scheffer and Martin $33 00

Williams' Re-arrangement of Block 17, Wood-bury &Case's Addition to St. West Paul.

Supposed Owner andDescription. Lot. Block. Benefits.

Robert IIWilliams 1 17 $10 00Same 2 17 10 00Same 3 17 10 00Same 4 17 10 00Same 5 17 10 00

Same 6 17 10 00Same 7 17 10 00Same 8 17 10 00Same 9 17 10 00Same 10 17 10 00Same 11 17 10 00Same 12 17 10 00Same 13 17 10 00Same 14 17 10 00Victoria La Croise 15 17 10 00Same 10 17 10 00It IIWilliams 17 17 10 00Same 18 17 10 00

Paul Martin's Rearrangement of Block 18, Wood-bury and Case's Addition to West

St. Paul.


CWSpeel 1 $1100Same 2 11 00Paul Martin 3 11 00Same 4 11 00same 5 11 00Same 6 11 00Same 7 12 00Same 8 12 00Same 9 12 00Same 10 12 00Same 11 12 00Same 12 12 00Same 13 12 00Same 11 12 00Same 15 12 00Same 10 12 00Same 17 12 00Same 18 12 00Same 19 11 00Same 20 11 00Same 21 11 00Same 22 11 00C W Speel 23 11 00Same 24 11 00

Lawton AMeyer's Rearrangement of Block 25,Woodbury ACase's Addition to West

St. Paul.Supposed owner and

description. Lot. Benefits.Wm Funk 1 $n 00Same 2 11 00C F Meyer and A Korfbage 3 11 00Wm Funk 4 11 00Same 5 11 00Same 6 11 00C F Meyer and A Korfhage 7 12 00Same and came 8 12 00Same and same 9 12 00Same and same 10 1200Same and same 11 12 00Same and same 12 12 00Same and same 18 12 00Same and same 14 12 00Same and same 15 12 00Same and same 18 12 00Same and same 17 12 00Same and same 18 12 00Same and same 19 11 00Same and same 20 1100Wm Funk 21 11 00Same 22 11 00Same 23 11 00Same 24 11 00

Woodbury ACase s Addition to West St PauL

Supposed owner anddescription. Lot Block. Benefits.

West St. Paul Real Estateand Improvement Syndi-cate 1 28 |55 00

Same 2 28 60 00Same 3 26 65 00Same 1 27 55 00Same 2 27 60 00Same 3 27 65 00

Brown AJackson's Addition to West St. PauL

Supposed owner aaddescription. Block. Benefits.

GW Griggs 35 $60 00

West Side Land and Cottage Co.'s Subdivision ofBlock 36, Brown AJackson's Addition

to Weet St. PauL

Supposed owner anddescription. Lot. BWt. Benefits.

Aug Jobs: I SO j- 00Same S 36 8 00,

West Side Land and Cottage Co.'s Subdivision ofBlock 36, Brown AJackson's Addition

to West St. Paul.


Aug Jobst 3 36 $10 00Same 4 86 11 00Same 5 36 12 00Same 6 36 12 00Same 7 86 12 00Same 8 86 12 00Cath Schiller 9 86 12 00Same 10 86 12 00Louis Peters 11 36 12 00MLux 12 36 12 00R ASmith ..13 86 12 00Same 14 36 12 00Same 15 86 12 00Same 16 86 12 00Same 17 36 12 00Same 18 86 12 00Same 19 86 12 00Same 20 36 12 00Same 21 36 11 00Same 22 36 10 00Same 23 36 9 00Same 24 36 8 00

Brown &Jackson's Addition to West St, Paul.Supposed owner and

description. Lot. Block. Benefits.MB Hall, E 50 ftofS X of 1 41 $10 00S DLord,(except east 50 ft)

S % of 1 41 15 00Same, E 50 ft of N 4 0f... 1 41 10 00HR Brill,W 68 tf ft of N V,

of 1 41 15 00Same, E 31Vt ft of N% 01. 2 41 8 00Annie Goss, W 87 ft of N

Hot 2 41 1 sSame, El3ftof N% 0f.... 3 41 \*60 uu

S DLord, E32 ft of S Hof 2 41 8 00MBHall, W 30 ft ofE 68 ft

of S X of 2 41 10 00Thos Scott, W 51 ft of S Vt

of 2 41 12 00John JBuckhoat, W 50 ft

of E 63 ft of N&of 3 41 12 00Chas Colter, (Except E 63

ft)Nj*of ....3 41 14 00Thos Scott, E2l ft of S^

of 3 41 5 00S DLord, W 36 ft of E 57

ft of S& of 8 41 8 00J R Colter, E 20 % ft of

WB2 ft of 0% of 3 41 5 00Lillian Houghton, W 61yt

ft of SIA of 3 41 15 00Same, W 100 ft ofNH of.. 4 41 25 00Same.Sôf 4 41 30 00Chas Colter, E 18 % ft of

HTJiof 4 41 5 00J J Ward 1 42 45 00Same 2 42 50 00Same 3 42 55 00Same .' 4 42 00 00E S Eldridge, S lAof.l, 3, 3&4 50 105 00S P Richardson, N y, 0t... 1 50 22 50Same. M yt of 3 50 27 50JasPMcMott, N tf of 4 50 30 00Jos S Bennett, N H of 2' 50 25 00J B and W H Sanborn 1 51 45 00same anu same a 51 50 ooSame and same 3 51 55 00Same and same 4 51 60 00FredßSmedley 1 5S 40 00Same 2 58 45 00Same 3 58 50 00Same 4 58 55 00West St Paul Real Estate

and Improvement Syndi-cate 1 61 35 00

Same 2 61 40 00Same 3 61 45 00Same 4 61 50 00

Stuart's Rearrangement of Block 68, Brown &Jackson's Addition to West St. Paul.


Frank O'Brien 1 $8 00Same 2 8 00AG Stuart 3 8 00Snmn A « OO

IIC Temple 5 8 00Christian Wayman 6 7 00AG Stuart 7 7 00Same 8 7 00Same 9 6 00Chas Hingisz 10 6 00AGStuart 11 6 00Same 12 6 00Same 13 6 00Same 14 6 00F S Barris 15 6 00FS Bans Jr 16 6 00AGStuart 17 7 00Same 18 7 00Same 19 7 00Same 20 8 00Same 21 8 00Same 22 8 00Same 23 8 00Same 24 8 00

Brown &Jackson's Addition to West St. Paul.


West St. Paul Real Estate& Improvement Syndi-cate '. 1 5? «50 00

Same 2 59 55 00Same 3 59 60 00David Morgan ,1 60 45 00Same 2 60 50 00Same 3 60 55 00J W McClung 1 69 45 00Same 2 69 50 00Same 3 69 55 00

Brown &Jackson's Addition to West St. Paul.

Supposed owner anddescription. Block. Benefits.

J B & W H Sanborn "A" $75 00Same and same "B" 70 00Same and same "C" 70 00

Allobjections to said assessment mnst bemade in writingand be filed with tbe Clerk ofsaid Board at least one day prior to said meeting.

Joun Faiuungton, President.Official.

R. L. Gobman, Clerk Board of Public Works.

CITY NOTICE.

Omen or the Crrr Treasotibr, )

St. Paul, Minn.,August 20, 1884. (

Allpersons interested in the assessments for

the

Grading of Locust Street, from

Fourth Street to Seven, h

Street.Grading and Guttering of Jos-

ette Street, from Dayton Ave-nue to Fuller Street.

Construction of a Sewer onWestern Avenue, from Seventh

Street to a point 40 feet south

of the south line of Yon Min-

den Street, and for

Construction of a Sewer onSeventh Street, from Jefferson

Avenue to View Street.

WILLTAKE NOTICE,that on the 19th day of Aneust, 1884, 1didreceivedifferent warrants from the City Comptroller ofthe City ofSt. Paul, for the collection of theabove named assessments.

Tbe nature of these warrants la, that if you fallopay the assessments within

THIETY DAYSafter the first publication ot this notice, Tshallreport you and your real estate so assessed asdelinquent, and apply to the District Court of thecounty of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judgmentagainst your lands, lots, blocks, or parcels there-of so assessed, including interest, cost and ex-penses, and foran order of the Court to sell thesame for the payment thereof.234-244 GEORGE REIS, City Treasurer.

CONTRACT WORK.Grarling and Guttering FarriMtoo

mm,

Omce or tot Board or Public Works. )

Cmror St. Pacl. Minn., August 20. 1384.'

Sealed bids willbe received by tbe Board ofPublic Works in and for the corporation of tbecity ot St.PauL Minnesota, at their office in saidcity until 12 m, on tbe Ist day of September, A.D.1884, for tbe grading and guttering of Parting-ton avenue, from Dayton avenue toOomo avenue,

in said city, according to plans and specifi-cations on file in tbe office of said Board.

Abond with at least two (2) sureties, inarumof at least 'twenty 120) per cent, of the grossamount bid, must accompany each bid.

Tbe said Board reserves tbe right to reject anyor all bids.

JOHX FARRI>'GTOX, PresidentOfficial:R.L.(ioSMAM. Clerk Boardof Public Works.

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Confirmation of Assessment for Grading

BonHo Street.Office of the Board of Public Works, }

City ofSt. Paul, Minn., Ang. 20, 1834. \The assessment of benefits, costs and expenses

arising from tbe grading and gutteringwithout curbs Rondo street, from Ricestreet to a point about 425 feet west ofLouis street, in the city of St. Paul, Minnesota,havingbeen completed by the Board of PublicWorks, in and for said city, said Board willmeetat their office in said city at 2 p. m., on the Bthday of September, A.D.1884, to hear objections(Ifany) to said assessment, at which time andplace, unless sufficient cause is shown to the con-trary, said assessment will be confirmed by saidBoard.

The followingis a list of the supposed owners'names, a description of the property benefited,and the amounts assessed against the same, to-wit:

Beaumette's Subdivision of Block 1, Rondo's,

Addition to St. Paul.Supposed owner and •

description. Lot Benefits.Greve &Oppenhim, S 45 ft 0f.... 1 $70 00Michael Morisette 12 28 00Same n 28 00Jas F Reilly 10 28 00

Rondo's Addition to St. PauL


Peter Haupers 1 7 $35 00Same 2 7 35 00Servatus Hermes 3 7 35 00Mand S Biesius 4 7 35 00J Peglow 5 7 35 00Geo Weikert, E y.of 6 7 35 00AGerth, W lAof 6 7 35 00<T Rapp l 6 70 00MScbillo, E M of N yt of.. 2 6 35 00Henry Nachtsheim . WHol

WH of 2 6 85 00Same. Ny3of 3. 6 17 50J Schmitzius. E% 0f...1, 2&3 2 85 00JRemer. \V&of E*3 of.l, 2&3 2 35 00FBeckman. WJsj 0f...1, 2&3 2 35 00Henry Scharfbiilig. EH of 9&10 2 35 00Lorentz Mitsch. WJ$ of

E*i of 9&10 2 35 00MSohns. WH of 9&10 2 35 00Thomas Wheeler. EH 0f.1&2 3 35 00SDLord. W?,' of 1&2 3 70 00Wm Coffin 9&10 3 105 0!

Eubn's Subdivision of Block 5, Rondo's Additionto St. Paul.


JohuLux. NMof 1} ftSame. NMof 2f $19 00

M Kuhn 3 35 00Same 4 35 00G Ortbaus 5&6 70 00

Rondo's Addition to St. Paul.


Alex McGingan 1 4 $60 00Jas Stinson 10&9 4 89 50

Bailey's Addition to St. Paul.


RO'Oonner 1&2 1 $70 00ALMayall 5 1 24 50Same 6 1 24 50Same 7 1 34 50Same 8 1 24 50

Nininger's Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner anddescription. > Lot. Block Benefits.

Chas Teske 1 7 $25 00D HSchwabe 2 7 25 00WmDyson 3 7 25 00Same 4 7 25 00EmilyHMiller 5 7 25 00J JPearson 32 8 25 00Same '..31 8 25 OoSame 30 8 25 00Lawrence McGrath 29 8 25 00ThosEO'Toole 28 8 25 00Jas Bovard 27 8 7 50Wm Wheeler 26 8 7 50EdPower 25 8 7 50R ASmith 24 8 7 50D McDonnell 23 8 7 50Matt Cuff 22 8 7 50Isaac Morrisette 21 8 7 50Henry McCartney 20 8 7 50RASmitu 19 8 7 50JForrest 18 8 7 50J Becker 17 8 7 50Helen J McGinggan 6 7 7 50

JABnllard 7 7 7 50EugeneS Holmes 8 7 7 50Richard J Lewis 9 7 7 50PatFallihee 10 7 7 50Same 11 7 7 50Frank IFlibotte 12 7 7 50N Esch 13 7 7 BOAnnie E Wanzry 14 7 7 50\u0084'ohnJohnke 15 7 7 50ALemire 16 7 7 50

AJohnke 16 1 7 50John Greene 15 1 7 75Mary Shcnran 14 1 7 7iiHannah Barrett.. 13 1 7 75Adelina Ll-'ubanl: 12 1 7 75J Bowleu 11 1 7 75Same ;»J0 1 7 7JIIand G Doran »i'61 7 75Geo W Moore 1 2 iT5Same 2 2 7 75Same 3 2 7 7;

Sheldon and Anable 4 2 7 7."Same aud same 5 2 7 71Mary Madigan 6 2 7 75Maria Conroy, (except

W 8% «.) 7 2 6 00John Maloney, W Btf ft of 7 2 1 75Same 8 2 7 75

Grace's Addition to St. Paul.


Rt Rev TLGrace 16 1 $7 50Same 15 1 T 50

Same 14 1 7 50Same 13 1 7 50Same 12 1 7 50

Same 11 1 7 50Same 10 1 7 50Same 9 1 7 50Same 1 2 7 5CSame 2 2 7 5CSame 3 2 7 50

Same 4 2 7 50Same 5 2 7 50

Same 0 2 7 50J C Nolan 7 2 7 50

Same 8 2 7 00

Mackubln AMarshall's Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner anddescription Lot. Block. Benefits,

Ann CauWeld 30 15 $8 00Same 29 15 8 0CSame 28 15 8 00Max Huxlley 27 15 8 00AW Comfort 26 15 8 00Pierri Dronin 25 15 8 00

ABeyer 24 15 8 00E P Bassford 28 15 8 00

E Weidlich 22 15 8 00R Douet 21 15 8 00John Metzger 20 15 8 00GeoSchleif 19 15 8

°°LLLamprey 18 15 8 00

Same 17 15 8 00Same 16 15 8 00NX Johnson 1 18 8 00CbasA Johnßon 2 18 8 00

Olaf Olson 3 18 8 00Wm Heiser 4 18 8 00EmmaFPierce 5 18 8 00C'DElfelt 6 18 8 00Same 7 18 8 00Alphonse Cbarboncau 8 18 8 00AJManley 9 18 8 00Same 10 18 8 00EM Mackubln 11 18 8 00JBHawley 12 18 8 00EMMackubin 13 18 8 00Same 14 18 8 00Same 15 18 8 00GeoAßubar... 1 17 800Same 2 17 8 00JohnKlng 3 17 8 00

Cocbran <fc Barbour 4 17 8 00Edward Ingham 5 17 8 00FHauck 6 17 8 00

E P

BPresley 7 17 8 00Same 8 17 8 00MVSewall 9 17 8 00Same 10 17 8 00Same 11 17 8 00Same 12 17 8 00Same 13 17 8 00Same 14 17 8 00Same 15 17 8 00Louis Chanson 30 16 8 00Leonbart Mere 29 16 8 00ASLarson 28 16 8 00JS Rogers 27 16 8 00Same 26 16 8 00AWaessert 25 1C 800C Friend, Jr,and J W Bar-

wise 24 16 8 00Sameandsame 23 16 8 00Mary Griffin 22 16 8 00JDFry 21 16 8 00Same 20 16 8 00Same 19 16 8 00Same 18 16 8 00Carl Simmon 17 16 8 00Same 16 16 8 00

Allobjections to said assessment muat be madehi writingand filed with the Clerk of said Boardat least one day prior to said meeting.

The confirmation notice heretofore ifiven,datedAugust 6th, 1844, has been annulled.

JOHN FARRINGTOX,President.Official:

B.L.Gobjla*,Clerk Board of Public Work*.887-231-

serious charge was by a veteran named Moulton,whs claimed that he had been forcibly takenfrom the hospital and conveyed to an insaneasylum. A lawyer attempted to worm inonthis case as counsel for the complainant, but howas ruled out. Moulton's case was shatteredby the discovery that references inregard tohis integrity to (Jen. 11. C. Uobart and Col. J.A,Watrous were fraudulent, those parties hav-ing givenhim no authority to use their names.Aprominent member of the Grand Army of theRepublic informed the Globe correspondentthat there are old growlers out there who cannever be satisfied. The very ones who are inneed ofdicipline growl the most. In answer toa question as to the advisability of placing thevariou s Domes under civilrule, the G. A. It.member, who isan ex-officer, said that it mili-tary rule were abolished at the home the peopleofMilwaukee would wish the institution manymiles away. The board ofexaminers willreportthat the Milwaukee home is well managed audthe growlers will re-engage in nursiug theirgrievances.

DEATH OrDR. PERKINS.

D. W. Perkins, the well known dentist, died athis residence, corner of Ninthand Cedar streets.Monday morning. His illness, which was ot anorganic nature, commenced in November last.During the last ten weeks of his life he was con-tinuallyconfined to his bed. Dr. Perkins was 68yearf old and had practiced his profession inthis city from 1857. A wife and five childrensurvive him. Two ofhis sons reside in Chicago,W. P. and Joseph Perkins. The other childrena;e Dr.James Perkins, Mrs.Charles Skinner andMiss Fannie Perkins. The funeral took placeWednesday afternoon, the interment being inForest Home cemetery. Dr. Perkins' will wasfiled Friday, the petition forits probate statingthat the personal property of 'the deceasedamounts to the value of 31,200 and the realestate to about $7,000. Besides this the doctorleft a life insurance policy for several thousanddollars. lie bequeathed to his wife,Mary n.Perkins, $3,000, to be received by her in lieu ofall dower and household rights, and to hisdaughter Fannie H. Perkins Si,ooo. The resi-due of his estate he bequeathed to his wife andfive children, tobe divided into six parts, shareand share alike.

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Rev. J. W. Ilealy, for many years pastor ofHanover Street Congregational church, in thiscity, was recently married to Mrs. Ellen E.White, at Santa Monica, Cal. Mr. Ilealyispastor of the Presbyterian church in that place.

Tne board of aldermen last Mohday unani-mously confirmed Capt. Jaa. F. TroweU for theposition ofharbor master.

Nearly 100 city and county officials and em-ployes left forAshland on an excursion Tuesdaymorning. They returned to-day.

Father Mahoney, of St. John's cathedral, hasbeen transferred to Yankton, Dakota, not Den-ver, Col., as stated in last week's letter, Mon-day night he was given a farewell reception atBishop's hall, at wbich he received a goldbeadedcane, $300in cash and other valuable gifts. Thereception closed with a supper. Father Nangh-ton, of l'io Xoiio college, succeeds Father Maho-ney at the cathedral

Mrs. Mary W. Barnes, mother of Mrs. A. J.Aikens, died at Wauconda, 111., a week ago, agedseventy-four years. Mrs. Aikens was with hermother during her last hours.

The first annual meeting of the Wisconsin Ger-man Press association opened at St. Charleshotel this aftern on. Dr. Knotser, qf the See-bote, delivered the address. The members ofthe association willvisit the parks and the Sold-iers' home to-morrow. Caesak.

Cause of Failure.Want of confidence accounts for half of

the business failures to-day. A. B. Wilkes,B. itE. Zimmerman and E. Stierle, thedruggists, are not liable to fail for want ofconfidence inDr. Basanko's Cough andLuugSyrup. He; gives away a bottle free to allwho are Buffering with coughs, colds, asth-ma, consumption, aud all affections of thethroat and lungs.

NotLost on the Tallapoosa.Savannah, Aug. 25.

—The steamer Gate

City which arrived here last night reports shesaw the Tallapoosa signals at 11:15 p.m.and being a short distance off bore up atouce. At 12:30 p. in. she had on boardthe entire number of survivors so far as shewas able to pick them up. The night wasclear anil there was not a sign of fog. Thenext morning the survivors landed but werenot mustered owing to the loss of the ship'spapers. The Gate City resumed her voyagesupposing all had beeu sent ashore. It wasdiscovered later that Seaman W. E. Jonesbad gone among the steerage passengers andfallen asleep. In the landing of his com-panions he was overlooked aud brought toSavannah.

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