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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-21
steamboats ano RaiIroaos.
A-FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
| 81 90 EACH " Az BETWEEN NEW-YOHK AND BOSTON.


FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN NETWORK AHDBOSFOS.
Corresponding reduction 10 all other Dolnts East -.
steamers connecting specified LlereoiL ,,,,
The Olll palace steamers BRISTOL ana Iity,Nsd
DENCE having been placed the line the OF 1
leave New.YOIk DAILY SUNDAYS included from
Per % ~ f.. foot OF Murray ST., ~ p m. -.
Leave Brooklyn 4:3O Jersey CITY 4:2D u VIZ
Ttcketa etc. be OhAinetl IN new ofh ~
2Gl eli 4O ST. GA ADD 957 Broadway and az an
hntla fttsicr and ticket Oicra, nc the OFFlOB " LIE
LINE on THE PIER, and ON board steamers; os RnG
Coursi ana at Annex Offices Brooklyn and Jersey LILY IN
Boston. az No Old state House. ana az Od tOgny RnDC
BONDEN C LOWELL, Agents. New YORK
GEO. J.. CONEOIL General p ssenger Agent -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
h Leave NewYOrk from foot Desbrosses ana COrtahot
sts; 49,.
s;20 M for Washington Pitt1burg, Columbus, Cnnnaa
indianapolis Chicago and the West Rcbmond Cnares.9i
anr The south Pullman cars nom Baltimore TO Newark
Ohin ltttsbuTg and Chicago
D. NJ for Washington and West. Pullman cars from
NewYo, 10 Baltimore and Washington making close en-
rectons for PttsBurg Cincinnati, indianapolis, LOasVe
and So LOUIS Through Pullman Baltimore % Ccln-
natl aud ~. Louis . 81,
lOUp D. m. daily for Washington. south and Vest Pull
ElccptTs from fillmore aud Washington
king close connections Tor Chicago, Cincinnati, lDdanapC
Ola Louisville ST. Louis Columbus PttsburR the south qua
Southwest. Through pullman from Baltimore 10 GIN
cina connects Washington with trains for LynchJurg
FlUridf, New orleans aad the south
For through ucketS please cTl az Company's once 80
Broadway New York. and a. ticket oceA foot Of COrandg
and Dcsbrossea Sis. AMI Depot Jersey City. - -. -
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS, NEBRAShA AND
COLORADO.
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anrticn sales OF Real estate.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.

MORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer.
WI cutors sale OF property Beecker and on West Ap
Bts. Z. II. LII DLOW Co viii sell at auction 90 FRIDAY,
Ap 1880 ~ O'Clock noon, ~ the Exchange SalesfOOn
III Br0a way York sale by order Of Alexander H..
Stevens esq.,, executor. BeeekerBt-The valuable lot,
together with the four story brick building known rs No
Bleeckerst between Mercer ana GreenesH IA In fine
order recently oycrhauled expense 2xl8O
West 49th ST. No. "a The desirable hOuse together with
lease OF lot for II years, front November i 1865 ground
S6s aunIn house 2th6O feet party walsh t0nr
brown stone high stOnp in GOOD order Maps and
particulars at the Office OF tho auctiOneers No. Pneg.
Ncw-YOrk. lolI1J
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pUBLIC SALE of the PIONEER MILLS,

IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA
We win offer for sale public auction THURSDAY tho
Ctr day Of MAY. 1885, al o'clock the premises tho
valuable property known AZ
THE PIONEER MILLS,
lOcsfed said city, 90 the foot OF Duket, and mme aey
Potomac River, with wharf and
depth Of for TIE largest vessels and the advantage OF
OF best wheat and markets the country.
The BUILDING OF the best and most substantial 70 be
found bnt OF brick, with splendid granite DOMINATION
four stories high with attic covered With sate Is l501sO
feet capacity Of 60 bbs % hours elevator x Ia
feet and % toFes pair Of ngnes and six boilers
boiling machinery and gearing.
building ground leased from the city city taxes
on tho capital nVese tho business Of
misunderstanding and we think that application be made the
City ground rent VIII be RENTED 10 the purchaser
forth he years OF active ration.
Mills arc open for nspeeto1 to parties wishing to
examine the property.
Tcrms Of sale Cash preferred though reasonable cash
received 81 time OF sale and tho retue
~ 10 md mnnth equal symsnss with interest aud deed
~ s'"'' W '' GREEN WISE for the owners
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on AND AFTER APRIL l.. 1870 .
Trains leave %cwN DesDrOseS ana Cortan1t
streets Ferries, as follows: "a,
1870 7}u $50 10 Amcd II a. N, 80 /. I;i0, . g.
1870, $50 aud 10 and ~ night Sullvs, I:jO and
a. 3. 1870 $50 sud 10 q. and IL night , -.
J..
7:SO NJ. ana p running lhf0l2h via trenton anu
ioSIs the Bfooklyn Annex" connect with MI through
Iiaur J"r7v city, aRrn= speedy ana dfcdt AhsieE
IIntm,nr Irans leave Philadelphia l2Ol, 20 3I5.
- H. $50 and Il dim tea Express, l3n ni.l
i45. 2 l. $3.50 aud 80 p ~ ~ ~ crcog sloniAy, ti-o
a. M, On SUNDAY. l1ul $50, ":iJ, 40, = S1Oh M !,
5:s5 D. 10. Philadelphia VIA Camden. a. ~, and
3:hl y. IN. daily. except ~ualiY. , $500 -. - 4,
,rErt C,Cres ahl 9l broadway. AstOr House. and
ro1 OF llr.DruHs,s COaudtsz COntsi: anl BlWk,
i'm annex DrIo fuut Of FutOas, itrOOk yn nos H. 4IO
ana IL Tucson unb"grn; Dcpoi Jersey Chy' Emlsaht
Ticket Office, Battery .pirr. 81, , L., -, -
transfer company VIII can LOT huu VheCa
1orgn- q flum hotels aud icSlGruceS. =, ,,r,,r,
ppANE y UMSON, H. J.. FAhMEh'
M C,.irrJl MANAGER General Passenger Agent.
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pHE ERIE RAILWAY,

fENllE ERIE KAHN -. ,,.,, ,,t,, ,>.,
WESTERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of trains taking
enc, M tiDunai and Chicago Day ExprcsA Drawing
nom, Cuac' ~ "a Bunalu aad Suspension Bridge.
y. (DlIlyl, fast ST. Louis Express ifvtne NJ tiio
west Puiunns best Ir4NmE room Sleeping coaches To
h7pm Unilyl Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Cnacrs through TO BntElo Miagara Fails tlncinha and
I'm ~ ~ n, Ipui.rlni Iraln for thr West.
Trains leave ChnmDrr street Depot New York ior -r,o
NrWarl :45 s:fh 1870 n. $40, 4:3O J2O, o:lu I9p
u NJ and gilt Saturday nights only Sundays @IO
H. m P " and Passac g. 1850 ~. l02o uhe logo
a. ~ trIins stops ut tulncg.Ort Pa olly Oh sundays *
iooh ii5 =. :. 40 j:lb 53r G;lO 6;5O $50 p nl IL
nnuniGhI suudayS, 9|o l1'-o H. in i''' o''o u ' ~
- G.li $50 $40 TO- 1O2G. 11:SO n 10
1j5 s. 3IiL 800 42O, l4C, ., 5;lO $50 5a G:l1 bt
5.gi = 10 T. m and II Midnight Sundays, u, $50 7l1'
ii.20 r. M ia. 8:3., 7 p pi AM ~ Midnight .,
suatri i $50 1870 d. m l;l6. 500 o. CLIO, p ni ~
mlnnlrht Sunday o. $780, 1920 m liJ o'dV p Ill., On"
IWarTicE 1850 a. M, 1870 D. m. 49,
Newbnrg Cornwall, 7:6O, a. ~, SiJo aiSO y h 7un
HSn SsT ard Kingston. $3.50 Sundays $50
tashen g. 90 Q, 1920 NJ, $3.50, $780, 43O. p m sun
AriOTn $50 o. lG a. IA, $So; an NJ a p 9so M
tiss coansct with NewY anil oswcgo Midland Railroad
u pot jTTis $50 o. lU2OR. m 49, d, y. M suadays
ssas rlit u. G.J0 and y N -, ,o o,.o- o..,
hoSp frau 5iS NJ To ;t6 and ~ ltt5 and II;l0 M
Tickets tor pas aud for apartment Va an
NSs s5 <6i or ys7 sroiway n. Y; No Corst Bronx
R ST a. 9 sSs SRy hs %sst NcWYOrk at 791
m 1913 aT S6 bv e. &BsBoTF oOnr Passr As NswYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
trans leave tos EeSe~ood costsr ge 9 ana nTaiS
tnnaSys = m aud $50 D. The llS0 =. n tssii Will
leave 50 minutes lSsr ssssFaSy nSS' eso m $50 a. "A
'JSO, n. ABBOTT, 6eHl Past Ash, NeWi or<
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NEW-YORK AND PrILADELPIIIA NEW

EpUSp EI:lGn ROUTE.
FOR TEEN TuS ANI rliI AD:IPItA' go.
lcav' New ok ron station C. H. Is Of sd, noto lo-
Ecr tiio ,orr nth At 7;t5, 81. ll;l5
no J.. $50, as u ~. On unidJ at $40 a. MI
Far Sli,", corn r Tt ri and BorS~s. AZ $50 O. l1l5 a.
laO. 3:5O l. 5b, ':lj D. IL On suh1aY at $40 u ih'
Fr Tnntcn Warren and TuCkcrsts, ego 7:t5, O. Ills
o. l:. ..u l. 80. al. II on sun lay at $40
"ir,1ii raius will cave philadelphia o7 New York:
Tfotn Si1or pnairrhn ani t;calins h.Iro1i. corner
Ninth luI .siA, -, -" y. NJ l"l", l;to $50,
5.I 1.i5 - D. IN SUNDAY. 'i : ~; '.a' IL o. M 49,
. 10, 80 t.| lao ~. ON sunday so III; $50 D. III.
Pullman ear aitttItt.
If,.u I.uu. W-Itpt ard atk cT-sLl2D tCSctpt MOI.
-:-u. iU:il 4iJ I'D ILJ. t:JJ o.iO
4. m On ~uuiav / 20, g:ii q. H.. G:lI p -
mair az jersey cry station TO and nom
I{fo. ,l,t ~ IOi. =, ~.
tsfs Tor sale III g.Jt 'Jcrys' Nos 2l9 9Cl. 4Ol.
C.ui Il atl A;firv riirc Jr"lii'S Whit Hito"Nn
New York rau>ci company ipddS ixPrcSs' WI can Ior
,hsrS from bp'"l q: r,aicHce ncsuuIlOI'
An -ra nm can 10 lgir Jti BTaais and 'J5 JthlV
Yors ana II. Erlokyp Az Thee Offices arclh
eauueeiion with me lcll Telephone ard Law f'eSrapn
II. = HALDWlA. Gtu'la tasscng AstnL
NOR BRlNGEPOHT aud all points on Maui
plturE and Ituu,lOsC q, '.lutls--cumrr' raNc titA-
aruc Sl -, T. H. IN 90 ll'i q III nni siS" p VI
F,ie over Tia ~ by my u.hcf 'Ju'
NORWICH LINE To BOSTDE.-FNRE, ONR
~ pOfLAR or sprral lIiiici tickets Steamer Leave
per iU Nurtu lIs.' Gly inc un= SuIdays ~ G:OJn ~
N.,tI I.tf,Ufr .g.f esq a.,
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g5raies ann 1'cnoers.
6tramboals ano Rallroao5.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
n ana DEAT RICGNOND leave Pier N". H. North River
SST VI S SG o Gyy exec eSese Vim train, %ST VEST
and East htaterWnns warmed by seam .
Excursion TO A'O"' l'a r' ~ H. tq 3GHE -tf PRESIDENT
EOR RONDOUT ana MISUNDERSTANDING
Milton rcnrhhtePsc Jsopus cognstng Win Ulster 80,
v. 'BXIbWiN mi THOMAS CUiSEid Jraye DAILY atl
p n iler 81 HorIl LIVER ioo5 Of aTGR ,t., q,
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- Agra NGENENr OF pAsakNGI:n r i Marcl!
80 6s'S Lel for bso isn hntoan a
MaHch ChunE, Hazeon Mananoy Gity. Ashland Wilkes.
G:86 p ~. SHIT iSpress, diy Easton Bethlehem,
Geneva Auburn Rochester. Bniaio Niagara Fas ana t5
west Pullman sleeping eoaG ,, s,'2I.s aud lon,
General Eastern ONCE G9T9e cbg 9 CoE'i9na,s
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
r. e a esEP a anayi fTr rs Tor
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ hIVGh lAILtgAi,- C9TmcnsirE ilcecmOeFs 1879
thI9ngn rains Tii eaye Grand TtpLTM Dep Il -
Adams and Moltrcal via rcEa Win era Tingr ON cars
cars 70 CanandsisIa Rochester and Hadiio
1903 a. n Extr,s; 10 AGany and Troy, with connections
400 p M, Arb ny and troy Express.
600 J.. LOUIS Express daily. with sleeping cars for
st. LS9i. RACING ihe3as eySy day IN The TX o seen
csntiSs SUNDAY light Via -aTsyosS
ng via Geneia Sleeping cars to Geneva Rochester aud
$50 p m Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars 10 Jra.
BOchescr. Nlagaa Fails BnlO, Covellnd Toledo De-
Hoop Nirht Express with Sleeping to Albany and
Ticket Nos 259 and 4l3 Dr,adway and at West
colts Express ofces ParEpA and 80 AID o@ B:oaI
way. NeWYOrS and 533 Wash ng on-Bir Ernoslyn.
g. y. MEEhE Err General PaA5vngcr AGENT.
0LD RELIABLE BLOOMINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Al daily texeept sur days) nom Pier 80, North ye-,
foot OF Jay.st
sls; p , 70, Ss s Rs SS
their teee, Fre-ht tIEen ct lowest rates
l. W. FILKISs. q, 7. Agent d. g. BABCuCK, FRET.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
IL VIA PROVIDENCE DlRETT.
FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
FIRsT.CLAss ACcoMAfO rIONs ONLY.
The favOriIo palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY sundays excepted from 90 River foot Of
Watrenst. az T.
No rnterInsbais landings between NewYOrk and PFov
denee. Passengers arrive IN Boston st7 An
aBd tickets secsrvi Nos $685. 397 fs5 and
0k2 broadway AID ut AeirpV0a aBd Filth Avenue Hotel
NewYorE. and $50 Es1tngtonst BToeEyn Tickets are
all Principal hOtsls and ticket Oflcea, and
oces Of Westeot Express Company Freight taken 10 low
l. W. F1LK1xa D. g BARCOcK,
O.. Agent ProddanA
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DENNsYLNANlA EAlLNOAn.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
IT. los ,aNc lurk "a bosses and Cuftandt Stleets
Frrrir- fii "Vs:
fr.l't.s ia i.bgr.- W,st and South, with pallnln
p,f5ca. rr. arr c,i,'. UI. lad 500 NJ dl,lr.
u il,u-uuli. LE"u. $50 p IA; Urry aD Erie
al ~ , M. 20 Caily for GI;uSIiuC IetrJcupl
C,ugr. mi The OH ~. iun~
Apr,->' Pullman Pr!ur cara daily - cept Suniay 10
,,rtyr " i,tr,.tou D. Regular 4:}O aiL
ga H.: l. std ~ u. m. Sunday 10 q. N.
Iyur ~ w II Philadelphia, ii3n $50 So, 90 lAml
te II 2. M l. 5:FJ I. i;u >, Il, $50 500 ana - p M
AMI II night sunday, $50 and q. D. D. 1;jJ 800 and
u u - Llyli..
pn,n rmsiyn Annex with nil through trains
I,r.ry t;y; uaoin speedy and direct transfer for
Us oT,,yr from PittspurF o5 1914" q. m. 1910
L. dairy. except AJndaT. TiUm
Washington ani Baltimore. :5l ALL = 3; o, 43 1910 2
" srr,y $50 n M From PhlIsfr phtl, 100. sos. O;jn,
ia, iuI 1870 ~ IL; BOO. +:3u, l:iJ. i:3 $50 anl
To- =, a., fr,.tr nU,l,. y. m sunday $3.50,
f6i" a. 20 : TO- 30 1880 n NJ. $50. 1910 y.
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Crrorean Administering.

IOIIN FHAEKSEN g. CO.. cattle salc'man.
Hul, England. vii be CAD 10 Icccly. COAST sErn ~
intr,sipi 10 item will have htIcg ttCUUn rel rrnts
Iu. Bank and the London ana lurAsre BalAIng Co.
Hull.
TRAVELLERS visiting Europe may engage
clir,cEt and crt Die CoGIiyis = al nations For
Terms aud rCferrGcta Apply tH ". l. ADA Nh e. SONS, GuLe
Enok ana Travellers qast" DcloL BIa ;shaws PuJca
t,On Oilcr, 20 Fccts;., iOaOun. l.. 1.
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Brocklrm propcrln for Sale aHo 90 Get

Two LET-FLAIS .-FIenrh flats and stores
Fatbush between SiXl,ay5 snd ~ Ma' s
IDug IslaHd airOad heated Win STAN 10y meow"
marble halls Rnd SIsrs: every modern liIoN .uen ~
wi be- low TAp tenants; nose others ne'i aPPy'
YATES & PORTERIIfLD. OWnrTg 70 HaI,sl" new
YorE, or II. X. FLETCHER, agent. 20 haihus lave.
TlNO LET OR FOR SALE.-l!onSC, 81
IIfcksst: house - and - Na-sar ST.; hodsc
ms Uelnsenst GORDON l.. FORD, ~ CLARK ,i BI'"A'y'
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Gitn J1rorcrm 90 EeI.


STEAM pOWER.-Well lighted rooms lot
- manufacturing purposes or printers WlLSO-'S b'i"-
ing, corner Fulton and Goidsts
RIO LET.-SecOud story of private house
suitable for a small family only rent, SO Apply al vi
East l24th-st, or 1915 " est-st.
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on AND AFTER ApnIL12. 1870.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE Most IMPROVED EQuIp-
NENT, AND1HE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENr
WITH ARSOLl TIE SAFErY.
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3 ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLR s5ll d1;,,,r
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Ferry station IN New.York foot Of LibertY.sL
Perry station In Brooklyn, foot OF Fut0nstr JeWolPs
Commencing October c, 1s7s-Lcavo New-YOr, foot Of
ESQ i Pennington, Easou Beyidere, Bethlehem.
Bath Allentown. Mauch Chunk, TamsGua Mahanoy CITY,
azrton. Wkrsbarre, Elmra, etc Connects Junction
$40 m For nigh iraSo htaucl, SCh00eys Mountain
sburg aud the West Mauch ChunE Tamaqua, Wtkes62rr
Cant N, DanviIlr WhaamSport etc.
n.FOr F1rmiu gtou, I5lStm BAN, Allentown, Aaueh
Chunk TGmaqua. mahanOy City, Hazeton TunkhannooS,
Eshfaia ISifsvi,ie HaTrsbnrg eio.
= Z. m For II gh Bridge lIanCl schO0 eY's Mountap'
Budds Lake AMI Lake Iupacong EaslUn, BelVdere Allen
4:So p ~ FOR Soniaa@r77Ilo and Pennington; -.
EmIra, reading Harrisburg and the West Connects a.
Junction for DraTarc lAckaNanna AMI Western Kan
40 p H. gor ilqson.
Tor l:i2aDr4;i 8 viz, G3G CD 7il5 7i' ,SS;39
G:i5 $50, l. ~ 5i5, 81 NI5 l6.l5 H. IL ? n.
and ntermrdItr s4t,u.; a. $50 p NJ for E1s;on Ahea'
10y or 5 NsWas :i{ NJ W. 7:15 7a5 s15 SIS $50
10 lo:3c la, 70 M > 3 3:0 4:}O, ., $780, 5io
t. 49, enc IT,, "a c - n me- Fable at stations
T;Gas tho Proof Eri. Annex MAKE conn cuons ~
Jersey Guy sauUn 20 hnI from BROOKLYN and ht' pep'"
jersey civ.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
Leave Ncw.Y o foot Of Liberty ST. for Red BANK lnng
Eacn Cream Grove &c. at 80. llij a. mr l'' - 'l'
I.arc connect ong To 1nG fr0m KEYPOlT At @NrAWAN
Station. 10 AMI from tCi ANlC ana ~ II: I'M - az
RID BANK. Ia aud FROM POINT PbtA7A AZ 9sA
GIFT. with alt trans
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Lave ofLibcrtyst Tor Freehold at slj. HIS a. H.
4, j:l1 P. M
NEW-JEbSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Lave Sew lUgk- DOt iII"rv.ii. G. II u oil ~ j. -,
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TINO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoTTE AHD SHORT LINE
49, BETWEEN
SEWYORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
TX TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT 81 NDAY: 3
DErIjiS IL PHILADELPHIA, " IN NETWORK
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.-EW-JELsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

II NV -JIIhSEl SOD IIIENN NNiLW III
IN Leave Sew IUgA iuOt iib"r.vii G. n r. oil y. J.
SIS t. a. For F''nrcle, Ions lnYrf' hafh'g]L anu
d. n!-For rns plyer. viuet al. al satlon 70 Bay
Side l., - FOG ATIhsli' ttlN. .,...,--
d N - For iai'nucll. ToIs RIVER, Blrueea Tucker
tnNEn L z. nnl ThlnlCl INA
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Wrean GIrumers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~. FOR QUEENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic Line I'm Tor tna AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing every "Wednesday Phl'alrphLI Liverpool
Extra sailings alternate SaturtaYA
BEITIsH GROWN, saturday, April II, p. 10.
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REAL ESTATE.

YEw.YoHK. Tuesday, April 20, 1880.
llswine sales were held at the Ex-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-09

Referred to Comptroller.
OF City Engineer-
Presenting statement of the number of
miles of main pipe laid by the st. Paul
Water company, which corresponds with
statement of said water company in regard
thereto.
Referred to Comptroller.
Also,
In regard to resolutions of Council instruct
ing him to report grades for Concord and
Fifth streets, in the Sixth Ward. That it is
not we'll to report grades for a single street
without having general system of grades
for the whole neighborhood- especially so
in West st. Paul.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
OF Chief of Fire Department
ST. PAUL, Jan. 6. 1850.
To the Hon. President and Common Council
of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: l respectfully report that
nave suspended Frank D. Hall, foreman of
Hook and Ladder No. l, on the evening of the
I'd inst, for violating the following rules of
the Fire Department, and recommend that he
be discharged to wit: Rules Nos. 4. ). 8 and 9
of General Rules" All of which is respect
fully submitted.
r. o. STRONG,
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
Aid. Grace moved that the report be ac-
cepted, and that said Frank Hall be dis
charged.
The motion prevailed.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, Kittson, Grace,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-09
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Common
nc !, !,

Adjourned Meeting
ST. PAUL, Dec. %, 1879.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Vice President Grace in the chair.
Present-Ald. Dowlan, Bell, Smith and
Mr.. President.
A quorum not being present, Aid. Smith
moved to adjourn.
Adjourned
THos. GRACE,
Vice-President of Council.
THo.. A. PRENpERaAsT, City Clerk.
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the enforcement of any ordinance of the City
of Saint Paul, or to maintain good order or 9
proper observance of all laws within the City
of Saint Paul, to revoke the same. And ORDER
upon the treasury are hereby authorized to bt
drawn to refund any unearned money whict
may be due on any license revoked as afore
said. upon the certificate OF the Mayor OF sale
revocation. its date and amount due.
Sec 4. Licenses to sell liquors shall not bt
granted to any person but the party in aetna
possession of the premises in which Liquor
| shall be sold; and no license shall be granted
| to females, EXCEPT with the coneent of the
Common Council. And the Mayor of said city
is hereby prohibited from restoring any license
after he has issued notice of revocation, except
with the consent of the Common Council
Sec. 5. This ordinance to be in force from
and after its passage.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, Kittson, Grace
, Bell, Sanborn, Griggs, Smith, Brennan, Minea
Mr.. President-ll.
Passed Jan. 6, 1880.
WIN. RHODES,
President of Council.
Approved Jan. 8. 1880.
VIM. DAWSON. Mayor.
Attest:
THos. A. PRENDERaAsT,
City Clerk.
ORDINANCE No. 1888.
The Common Council of the City of st. Pau
do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That permission is hereby granted
to Charles F. Schroeder to erect and maintain
upon lot IA, block So, Rice & lrvine's addition
to st. Paul, on Fort street in said city, frame
building twenty four feet by fourteen feet
provided that the front thereof shall be We
neered with brick, apd the sides and rear shall
be sheated on the outside with iron.
Sec. 2. This Ordinance shall take effect anG
be in force from and after its passage.
Yess-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, Kit!son, Grace
Bell, Sanborn, Griggs, Smith, Brennan. Minea
Mr.. President-t.
Passed Jan. 6th 1880.
VIM. RHODES,
President of Council
Approved Jan. Sth, 1880.
WIN. DAWSON, Mayor.
Attest:
THos. A. PRENDEReAsT,
City Clerk.
Adjourned.
VIM. RHODES,
President of Council.
THos. A. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
DIN District Court.
Charles E. Mayo and Charles q. Clark, as co-part-
ners under the firm name Of Mayo & Clark, We.
Eureka Iron Company:
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to snswer
to the complaint in this action which has been filed
in the Office Of the clerk of said court at the court
house in said county and State, and to serve copy
Of your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scbers, at their Office In the city of Saint Paul. in
said county and State, within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the dsy Of such service, and II you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
in this action will have the amount they entitled
70 recover ascertained by the court under its d.
rection, and will take Judgment for the amount 30
ascertained and costs Of suit.
WARNER l. GRANGER,
Dec 12-7w-Fri Plaintiff Attorneys st. Panl MINI
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ORDINANCE No. 1877.

An ordinance in relation to the issue of Ii
censes.
The Common Council of the City of Saint Paul
do ordan as follows
Section l. That the Mayor of the City of
cred, whenever in his opinion it may be neces-
sary to secure the enforcement of any ordi-
nance of the City of Saint Paul, or to maintain
good order, or a proper observance of all laws
within the said city, to revoke without notice
any license issued by order of the Common
Council or any officer thereof.
Sec. 3. When the Mayor shall revoke any Ii.
cense under the provisions of this ordinance,
be shall report his action in the premises to the
Council at its next meeting together with such
other information as he may deem necessary.
Sec. 8. All licenses issued by the City of
Saint Paul shall contain an express condition
that said license shall be absolutely void and
of NO effect whenever the Mayor Of said city
in his opinion may deem it necessary Sosecure
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anton w aSnO tnat part OF the IllLOn acre, 30
called. lying sw of Rice street, and being lot
veyed and plated by Curtice and Halsted in
August, 1866, but not yet on record.
Il. II. Miller, beginning at point on the c
line of Sec sc, Town 20, Range %, $40 feet
of the ne cor of sc of said section
thence running g ly along said line $50 feet;
thence W at right angles to said line 264 feet;
thence parallel to said line $50 feet;
thence to place of beginning. except Rice
street.
q. A. Timne, beginning at a point on the e
line of Sec &c. T 20, X %, 20 rods of ne cor
ner of Sc a Of said section, running thence 4
along said line 100 feet; thence at right
angles to said line 16 rods; thence parallel
to said line $50 feet; thence to place of be-
ginning, except Rice street.
John Donohue. 50 feet of two acres in "a
square form in Sc corner, in Sc of re ID,
Sec. Sc, T. 20, r. %, except Rice street and
University avenue.
Ali in the City of st. Paul, Ramsey county,
Minnesota.
Wherefore, the Board of Public Works of the
City of st. Paul are hereby ordered to reassess
the aforesaid lots and parcels of land for their
proportionate part of the cost and expense of
such improvement, not exceeding the benefits
accruing to such lot block or parcel of land
from such improvement, and proceed therein
in the mode and manner prescribed by law; it
having been made to appt ar to the Council and
in the opinion of said Council that said lois
and parcels of land have been benefited by
such improvement.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, Kittson, Grace,
Sanborn, Griggs, Smith, Brennan, Minea, AIR.
President-10.
(Ald. Bell asked to be excused from voting. }
Approved Jan. 8, 1880.