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, 1880-02-18

Ii, order, the Incline mist t,e In condition To
lln1ute my new ore which, may a,H 'tlscnv-
Urcil, new w1IHcs must lM sunk, new tlp-
tases nst /" t,ne mn r"w t., sfntons m'Ist 'rs
p"ctlng must lm made "asy and extended,
ami developments must lM tlnronHh. Tile
l,eat Is everywhere Intense. Cool n1r forced
down from tfls klrfncH becomes Of m cf!er~
tinatfnn, and tho coulEng-'f p'Acrs .of tho
III many of tlio tlriits scnrc"iy t!lo slightest
cn1nt e air Is perceptlhs; i y ,,ltrp. r.
tipwn frn,n ti1o i,rawny limbs u Tic 1uinnrs fn
ALMOST continuous str,aiis. md many Ilirn
l,erIs'lr,l In tho depths tI,rongl! sheer ex-
hu,istfhn. Added 10 the danger from a,cnt e.
tat fr1n wtr a1 n"Sis T. Ksscs C., ~ ~
tnr'ieh Deadly gases cn1fcrt IN o1lt-.pf-
tfe.way drifts and openings. Ntltf w1 to thu
miner Win fmpr,!tl,rntly encounters them !
Sometimes. t!o, scRltllnE hot wnscr bursts IN
ter for their lives; and, io remedy the How,
months nf wHrk md pat!cNet. arr required.
The pumping apparatus Of the bonanza mines
hHs Gust prtncrly fortune; III It's construction
md rulairs. 1t y scarcely surpassed In any
mines elsewhere In tito w1rI'i.
THE co,isrocK SLIDES.
Tho fssNrQ Is an unonsy one. Tile swelling
OF the ground and caylnE In Of drifts II!nst
l,c provided for II Is wcll known that thlr-
teeit cubic feet OF orc iMaks ton. The
extraction OF hundreds nf inns dntly leaves
inmrnse spacrs which must lm tiItaIGEed aiIt
soiuetlnus shattered llks spllnsers under =
sedgellasnmer. It's n conlcst between. solid
rock MD the elements u, o1t: hant', and mnn
on tllo Dther; md nnly sleatly perseverance,,
al igs1;,ty ana ssegt nrsyal On Inc
ttlfiGltYty t1Jnn lNlDW. lfNuhEtt!S Ut ft.Gt
, 1880-02-18
prceipltatill9 lEatnGalIx by Scientific
nIeAnh.

Cen. Daniel =. nuxKlcs. of Virginia, at the
request Ut tho senato Eunnltten on Agriculture,
UNI brtpty o1plail.1' Ills nlc1lod nt prtcIpftat!u9
rLufNlia by seIentitie incnns- lIts nleth.x! tfnr
which le tAs recently lHa,I xrHnted fAtontl Ia
tp send up tu the. cioud.,pltlln cnrtridges Or
Gynnmtte Gr BinlIlnr explosive .nsuturthts tu
skclnton balloons. and to txllndo thctn either By
light mutal wires cntlf,ectlnE tho t.!llnon With
tho earth. Gen. ItugKles. ~ tho tpstilt Of nluns
c!n!Ms TINT tho different IEta plssly Ovor Hrl,!
rcglons. Or liabilities suffering frO;n u,,tls!lnl
fntls BY ctltictlss!nus a,ld vibrations thus art-
ficlally pr,N'uced md he .hns, 1tt.oruforo, slg-
Kast.sl to the Committee TINT C'tltgrtas might
by tho COMMISSIONER 0f Agriculture 10 tt,sl the
ptzct!cnbiliiy os alng the AGRICULTURAL INTEREST,
listened to uu.l. ltuxules statements with much
iltercsl, and roauoste.! h!ln 10 prnpaFs nn asn-
rllel IneHnrlai on the .nb1ect, Win Wow u
AH early dly.
, 1880-02-18
DIVORCES.

Emma II. Mosher flied hill yesterday
aRainst her husband, Edgar N. Mosher, ask
ing for a divorce on the ground OF alleged
drunkenness nnd adultery.
John Wilson lla1ght complained that his
wife Catherine ilas for some time back been
in the habit OF kicking and otherwise abusing
him In mild wny until he finds his homo n
very unattractlve place, and he wants the
privilege Of choosing nnotl,er hclp,nate.
Wnllnca II. 1.ockGrby asked fol. divorce
from Minerva Lockerhy, nee Trowbridge. I'll
the gr0,l1ltl Of dcsertioll.
Aid Otto Knnph asks for tho same favor
from Gurnla kalnpli, she being ratller too
fond of buying beer on lis credit 10 suit Ills
tastcs.
Judge Jameson yesterday granted n
divorce to Emily n. 1}onniwrll fr0m Eugene
c, Hunniwcll on the ground Of. adultery.
Judge Baruutn yesterday granted divorce
TO Charles II. Palmer from Nancy Palmer on
the ground OF dcsertion.
, 1880-02-18

dozen holes Is discharged. Is simply grand,
a one ehat woqld f"TG @ tc ;ay,, :yn u issr
siiock, sick aboHt t1ic sa'no lime published
r. Il r oTs 'S = SiSSSrs weru " e,} II t!!s' !'s opiai"9! 9
thpt n lo o tno f9rss r. 4oo "f ,t,1o tms o ns a
fonMtl almost sotl silver. At Il further depth
Of 40G Or 20 feet IN their mine. thu, cous?Ei.
dated M Mvifgin!a Cn1np,!y .n.y renell n [nlmt
down in thIs 'psrtion' 81 the |utIe M i psfffsst
mountain us silver ore. Specimens brnnght
~ from tho drift running Into tho t:ons.li:
dated Virginia from tho ,NN-fnnt level of
t o !! 4 Grry arc even now almost solid
tim of tileso rcports. Tln widest cxcite-
lncnt III mining clryles prevailed: Up 10 M
Sss saie !s aa f ss s 'is at i9Sls'rE !" III "1s s' M
vnrtou. PRICES bcs1w 800 lnr Share;
but during TINT month There WIS nh All
vance to Slb Wr sl1are. Farms
wers wers s9 s{e' coi;a W5f s ssse w,rs ss
invested in Bnnanza stock. Dividends be-
g,tn TO b. pa1d, nnl were afterwards ~
ercnscd to $40 per shnre. Ru'nors, wcrm rlin
Up went tile price To $500, md still the
brokers hal inors orters to buy than s"!t.
Additional reports, Of additional wealth still
further iMtlalnett the public mind, A1nl men
reckoMed their wealth, mt by their capital In
| tho bnnk or by tic real estate they owned,
but by tho number Of Bonanza sl,nres tlloy
held.
ExTRAvA0AScE ENGEynERED.
I Men became milltonatrrs during n single
session ot the Stuck boards. Trips TO
Europe wGru plann"l and carried fnn exc:
| clltiun. falntjMt houses were erected, ntltl
costly furniture was purchased. Diamonds,
costly {ewelry, fast tlrn0utts, WerH every
Tt,tFo VIII IN de'nsi'd; a,ld e"gtH! was 50 plenty
| nothing accounted Vt, for tho King ma.ln sl!-
| yer TO be rs stones III Jerusalem" During
January, 1s7H, California w,ls quoted at $500
| per share, atMl Consolidated Virginia at $7OD,
! making tic lnnrket vn1,le Of this two mines
| slJ3, ,oU), 900. Tn the 2.d Of tho preceding
Multll the Inrket vatNe OF .ufl tho mines
called In the Boards at San Francisco was
over Sea}0, ,000, ,00--an incrcase Of tl!nre than
s110, ,O00, ,0tD lii Dnn month. II, tho February
following, 30 that tho poorer part 0f tic
community might invest In tho stock, thC
number OF sltnr,s il, California was Increased
to $40 000: md the s0llle Increase. was nude
! tn Consolidated Virginia not long after.
Snce tho first excitement In ncc0rtlnnce with
| the developments acttnliy obtained, and the
decrease Of ore In consequence Of the work.
| jngs, barring n few s,l4mOdtC spurts III at
upward direction the price Of tile atork has
steadily declined. Tlls is shown i'll tho fol
| InWitv tAfnY:
, 1880-02-18

Total. eSW f3l, ,Eo, ,0o1

According to the above tabloa, the difference
between, tho anlonht representing th9 bullion
produced l,M! tint reprGsGnt!tg tho tliyidgn1s
;.,ainy % asSd IL tiofrayiils tle uxpensss of liz
minus. Nuxt To ls57 tho greatest amount Of
bullion produced III ono ycnr WIZ III 1910.
During thls tAtter ya!ar the amount Gf nre OK
tsssfSa 1a,s so Suoh t u '1s, s ysso va % u tsH'
300.47. The disbursements, Of both .atnrs
during tue sa1nc year, lndeMnacnt OF tila
divHtas paid, ei'1,t,.tea y, 9,ades to- o,W aiM.
supplies sui ussSi was sill, ,s!s. nntl u,e saintlss
tax taxts Mafd paid nnoatet{ n eaft!ss !" bariug s @
year 1b15 thu expenses Of tug Califortta Milne
,,nincs M 81 sJ$io,l2o jj,ttrlnE tl,o ycsr, jnst
vlrglnla,, exclusive Of The bullion
dlyldsa,!s paid, wus Il, l,4SsaS; and of
the California, exclusive Ut tftc sane
ynda bunk, $l,k53, ,710, ,-.lnak!Ig tlie Netunl
sssSss g, H. so tho or ofp pr ts
California, ii, ,607 tons, or about twstthirtls nf
the whole, Ganle from the l,7Hefnot leytl,
and, III the Consolidated Virginia. t!ls !, ,4oo,
tons AZ the eiose ot tho year tile joIll't SHIRT
was $40 feet In depth, alnl from tlits rs o
startling point the work OF prospecting. IN
both mines Is being vigorously prosecuted.
DIFFICULTIES IN MINING.
To cause two RdIncunt MlAes to produce
800 600 In Single liay Is VII extraordinary
feat, but to continue tl!ls production through,
weeks and months rebounds largely to tho
energy ,;and foresight of tbs. manage
lower levels Of tic Co,nstock, The dill
cMltles III mining are greater than ut !lrst
MlglIt ba supposed. III tho l}nnanza mlnes
the work goes OH IN places tnore than 9,0D
!lreds Of ilen 10 down lnto tho dopths daily.
Day and night, alMlner and winter, there is
no Interruption In tho work. Oh! drifts arc
70 30 cleaned out md repatrod, and now
shaft Is continually to be deepeAed and kupt
, 1880-02-18

Tllo extraordinary difference between tho
highest md lowest price Of California during
1911 was due to the advance made from l0s,--
M t,o - same may s bs said of 6onsoliateti VIZ VII.
gtna during tho year following, The present
nlaskct-yalliu Of tho .CAlffortlla IS about
S3000 900, md Of tllo ConsoIit|utcl Virginia
ses;oooo,(@-snlaking tho yMlne of both ennal
amount produced by the California Mine
nluno during the ycnr 1877. Of courst,- this
siendy decline has been due to tho exllaus-
tton 0f tho ore-hosly In consequence. Of tho
tho actual amount Of ore and bullion pro-
tluceu;
, 1880-02-18

The Appellate Court has adjourned III
tefin1t1y, and the Judges have gone home.
It Is not known when they will file opinions.
Henry +. Ruth, Of Abingdon, wns yester-
day fined sl00 by Judge BIodEett for failing
to pay Ills spccial license Is ltuuor~tleater.
r. K. jenkins wis yesterday elected AS
signee of Alfred Patterson and of j. Chnrics
lIaines. John AfcKeough was appointed Az
Mgl,..a Of Glinrlcs II. lnne.
4 linul dividend of . per cent was declared
In the cnse OF Samuel Strauss.
Assigircs will be chosen this morning for
john +. tir.rnicaf, Christopher G. Gilman,
Henry NJ. Payne, ind Snyder & Lee.
afternoon lii the cases Of Rudolph SchIocsser
anal Of Ahrells d Dcllruns.
, 1880-02-18

Tho comparative fnrcn of gunp'wtirr md ,ly
namitc WIS discussed by two miners Ut 1'tl,lkn-
chi. Thoy aKn'ed. rs n tGst, to explode certntn
quantities Of tho Substances Under TWO planke
1nlto pink mud thc frenl os dyEWtnita on thu
nthcr. Tho lr1nl wus ilalo In tho ,FrcsGncs Df III
broken tcg for tho man who was iIfteti ten fce
Into tho air by tho dynAmIt., and uneo.intrt
bruises for tho one ,ynin tho gslnpuwdcr thrcw
Aganst tho trunk OF Il tres.
, 1880-02-18

All the artiptes belonging 10 tho Prince In.
perINl when he tiol !aIlvv now bean rocovospti,
exoept biz watch, which was pounded ~ pIooea
but Wuun two stues ilk order :" to rot Ut tho In.
sllp." Ills uuIyprli.-ct,nt with eighteen asRcg4i.
thrttats all In front, hls 0yeralld, boots, glrt,
etc., h4ye bcun given up.
, 1880-02-18

From tho above It will Ia seer that tho

Froln tho above 1t will bs seen that tho
mines to tho year 1880 has bucA t,ass lii to,ls.
From tllls thorp Elns boon prtItlucett gnlt-
bullion amounting to So, 1v,, II, and silver
amounting to S5S,aH, W.. II, ,.-lnaktnE dtle
oN .0t. The average amount Ut goll coli
tattlcd In cac1, ton Of orc has been s;'0+!, md
that Ut silver hns brcn si5"l,-Elying, sS4.SD
rs tho average bullion per Ion Of all tho ore
paid tlfty-one dividends, Tho who'll aggre-
gatlng $3.50 OH eacl, share In the nlinu; and
tloCalIfornhl llas lMid .!lrty-four dividends,
or SIS on each staro Of tile stuck. The fol--
loW1S y tahcs ar Nude out ~ " ,t, to basis q
will b1 sren that thu tatnl an1ul,nt Vaid u thu
stockholders has becn S13, ,7i0'0o0.
, 1880-02-18

BuexR1oR Couu1-Co W. Durana
Of al. VI. Patrick ]. Anderson. tlD6.8l,
JupuESalTa-Fanny Brown W. ulick honFke,
yas.ljot &tQ0, and mutton for now triAl.-Naek-
nun lloseHthAl vs. lAaAu pllAutH, fsl9.lS.
CaApVtI nT-C4lkRKsslpas-Itpzullu Hopyto
, 1880-02-18
TILE COURTS.
Hunting After 9tock-vaIidity OF
Insurance Policies.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Divorces, Etc.

NF tIEt ko-hs
John s. Prince filed bill yesterday In tho
Circuit Court against the Luke Erie 4; Wrst-
ern Hallway Company, the Lafayette, Bloom.
inglon Il atuncie Railway Company. T.. H.
Cummings and benjamin q. Mitchell to
COMPEL them tn Issue him sonic stock. lie
says that liz Is the owner Of ohe income bond
for 81 600 Ut the Lafayette, Determination Il
Munclc Railway Company, and had the right
10 have the Balne converted ut will into The
capital stuck Of the Company. In November
last tile Lafayette l. Muncie Rond was c01-
solitatci with tho Lake Erie Il Western
ilai'road Company, taking tho name of tie
latter, and 1t was provided TINT the stock Of
the former could be converted Into that Of
the consolidated company at tic rate Of four
to one, the former stock being worth
four fines As much ns tile hitter.
As the stuck was Issued In shares Of Sl0oeacll,
cnmplafnAlitfs one b,tlt was worth ten
shares nf stock IN hts own, road. or forty
lle decided to avail himself of thls option
after tic consolidation, and asked, to I!ave his
Roatl, but the President Ut that corporation
xaid ti,r Company had gone nut NJ business,
but offered to give complainant tell shares ut
the consolidated Company. Prince. however.
c!ailns to be entitled tu fnrty .tns.eat! Of ten
shares ard AZ the officers Uf the rontls refuse
to exchange his bond ut any such rnte he
asks that they may be compelled to do so.
, 1880-02-18

scI,,oe G1 e1f,kmptcsa Kugenie haa ordered of tho
sGSs ssuptS,n noel,a marble group Of lfo- slze rep
1ns; 1tq, L partly wrapped In his CLOAK, Vhils au
@oxe4 csoNnlpg h3m.
, 1880-02-18

Female Writer'S ana Artists In France.
An English Journalist has discovered that
thcrc nrc IN Fr1.Ilcc. 1T tho present tl1lc, 1,iW
women Of 1cttars, md :. lhO women Rrtlsts. Tw-
thirds Of the writer's wcrc horn In thu FrtlviiccA.
Nurnlllly, brittany, uni tile gOttth; whte two-
thirds Of tho art!ats were burn In ptrIs.
, 1880-02-18

oswrao n y fo 5'n.aswns"t nS,n.
u unehanscd. Corn nom'na''' naefahsoe' "e''o'"
mxtd, BIC
, 1880-02-18

~ 1outs Feb l7.-C011oS-Firn and unchanged,
rdtIna ,xc snlcr, 1s1 baIos, receipts, 1,70; ship
ments. $40; atock' H.!lp
sxw UuLraya, Fcb. l1.--t:oTrpS-fitm, mAd!!nH.
,es, sw Dr. iIn; net rccetpis, q, II hnlcs Erots r9-
tc,S, 1!Si, exports ~ Fnancc, lt3lut salos 4s0i
..tort iii
, 1880-02-18
1ND1ANAI'OLIs

Fo9 nmStsusess ,.a"1 =, ssa s'0at os'.
Eli Eli and ioner, ut Nassn
, 1880-02-18

Judge Moran wis engaged yesterday In
hearing the case Of j. 7. Scanlnpn vs.. The
Commercial Union Assurance Company tn
recover $1,000. lie states TINT he hat n pol!-
cy Of $1,000 in the abovo Company on the
promises No. 20o Michigan avenue. which
were destroyed by tho fire Of July II. 1874.
Tte defense Of tic Company is that tho p1gnl-
ises. very snltt under mDrtgagatn thu United
States AlortgaEe Conpnny, before t!le, lire oc-
viiiateit Mntter clause which provided that
the policy should be void IN case Of clinMgH
III tho Interest nf the assured under II. The
point Is also raised AZ to whether the Mnrt-
could, between the years 1877! mud April, 1915,
acquire any Interests in real estate It, this
Stnte. The principal contested points In the
cMse, rs will be seen, nre questions Of law.
Ing was $4,000, anu other suits are pending
about It.
, 1880-02-18

1,ErRoLEuNr.

ur,rALo. N. T.. Fob. l7.--Nnthlng doing tat morn"
10. % nrIces nuulnnly unchanged.
, 1880-02-18

Nry y0nK, Feb. l7.-Cotton Eo0ds mnrket very
n,m and u,nt.y mnkos Of plain and colorod c0ttana
largely eold ni,cad, Prints sluggish In first hands,
mi tr1n l't!nted lawns active, Hnh Klnxhntns ana
hrras toOds In Htchty rcGncat. 1lcnFY wo0!9ns for
niea's we,r doing wull ind hrnily hold. furpsn
unuus MQru letlFG.
, 1880-02-18
sIAiLNOAD rlNfE-TAtfl1:. 7
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
EXPLANATION oT KkYKRrxck HAnEs.-f ssturf1ay
excepted. SUNDAY excepted 4Mon6Ay excepted
1I1aitv.

ChtenRo a Nnrthwrstern railway.
11akst 06!cea. q Clark-tI tHhAtman 1ouse} and II
tile depQts
For aaP* nnIids.noots sII fims.r"hles slsepnx.C Car
Ticket et'icce nf ths Company 4: Clark-st. brand
I'ncldc Hotel. Drinks E1pEess oflcs ton northeast
cutner cann1 aNd Madsson-sts. ION Woat SIdol, and
At th3 d4pptt. -
, 1880-02-18

,ro,tA, H., Feb. i7-t'HAts-con @ auiof @ sno
Ft"h Fsn. hIrh mixed nnd mtxo't. S3AnSp{c. Oats
fe@H. No whiu,, 10 t1;}tot rolcescd, 3lHS3l9to'
E!eNjE5 ,,ciye; Nm. T. IN tih.iCs
Hfft,t,lHnWiEKs-Nomnnl III, at 1iu.
, 1880-02-18

=. n,,crn,o dcmnnd, No: md srtrn Wl,tea, ~ aks
tns n r whItn ts.fHs 49fc3 ~. ~AAta "ho ''''
Et ia IL, Rir etrh!ly ~ ks n, nm h,, vhnn&
rlus1s; IN" 1'''' eof"' '''D '' ""'A'
lsn ls9nn!rnt ~ tars-rinur in hrls'
, 1880-02-18

TURpENTINE.
wttxtNoroN, Fob, 17.-suntrs OF TuIrEHT1Sr--
Y{n
, 1880-02-18
Fnllphn 1fotnl Cars arc rim through, between Chi.
nj tO:E 4. Ia. ~ -
hntel cMrs wcat Of Chicago.
G-pc1s,t corner Of Wp,Is md Kins.e-Fta.
k-Doppt corner OF Canal and Xn9!Q.gt4,

Chicago, Harrington ~ Quincy Railroad.
tnf Mal.@, Guide. .lUoka. ritnc-Tabst kleep!nR-t:M
Accommodations. apply At any uf the fnlIewtn3
l'ctet-UtbEes q tha Company ii Chicago: e CLARK
eafas rssap @S s e. oss o 15 q
lndianaa }rnnd crntrAl Depot, corncr Canal mn!
xtcehtt!.tts. Palmer IDute, md corner Canal Ahf
MadiDUn-stA. ton Mett 6tl01.
, 1880-02-18

snrttdt Dfrd|fk 70 7Hz O"sta0o 7'!oa'
xAssss err. o ye l,t'%.1Sw'ss1ye. % ,sa,;s. Ne.
tetps .,1,. rcbr,,nry, tl.isI No. \ cns1, ta0iA,
a,, sasn, Iiot<. tnrn7hecelrts, st3M nni nliin-
Fcbr'lar al uui flrn No. J, caah 53to1 k6brllnry,
LHc.
, 1880-02-18

Z. H,& QFAlaoa nlnIuK.t.ars ard Pullman i6-whcs<
sleeping -ChtB run bAlH zen ChtcnGu and QQahA To-
rkn, and kaneaa GltJ, on ths rsc,nn E1pfeaa-
t'hicnxa, 3ft1wauk-s 4. IT. Inn, Railway.
;nIun lepnt. corner u alfson snd canal-sts II heS
OiacQ. u Mouth CRrk.kk and Il 1euot.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
Foreign Shipments.
Supposed owner and

By act of Congress, June 10th, 1880, this Company
Is prepared to receive and forward dutiable mer-
chandise IN BOND, direct from steamers or vessels
arriving at New York. to the following ports of entry
Buffalo, Cleveland, Memphis, Port Huron, st. Louis,
Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Rochester, st. Paul,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Pittsburgh, San Francisco,
and Toledo, WITHOUT DELAY, saving expense at
to other than established ports of entry be made
through the port nearest to tine ultimate destination
of the goods.
Information as to cost and manner of making
shipments, furnished upon application to the Com
pany's agents In the United States and Canada, or
to Messrs. Thos. Meadows & Co., IS Milk street,
London; IA to 16 The Albany, Liverpool; 149 West
George street, Glasgow, and 8, Avenue de L'Opera,
Paris through whom consignments can be made.
265-295
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07

1t is to the interest of any person wishing to
purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Gross, Nos. $50 and 152
State street. Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazelton. Decker & Son, Ernest
Gabler, and variety of other makes of pianos,
and the Wilcox & White and Taylor and Farley
organs. Send for catalogue and prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07

To Lovers of Fine Plug Tobacco.
Keno" Plug. manufactured by Musselman
& Co., Louisville, KY. is the choicest plug to-
bacco sold. Adam Fetsch, wholesale agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07
Meeting of the Second Ward Hancock ant
English Club.

The Second ward Hancock and English club
meets at the old court house Thursday night
October z, at 1880 o'clock. Several speakers
will address the meeting, and important bust
ness is to be transacted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07
CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT FOR
GRADING RONDO STREET.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
rTY OF ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. 2nd, 1880.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CrrY OF ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. 2nd, 1880.
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the grading of Rondo
street, from Western avenue to Mackubin
street, in the city of St. Paul, Mimi. having
been completed and entered Of record by the
Board of Public Works in and for said
city, said Board will meet at their Office in said
city, at q P. NJ, on the 22d day of October,
a. D. 1880, to hear objections (if any, to said
assessment, at which time and place, unless
sufficient cause is shown to the contrary, said
assessment will be confirmed.
The following is a list of the supposed own
ers' names, description of the property, and
the amounts assessed against the same, to wit:
Beaumettes Subdivision of Block !, Rondos
Addition to st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07

FAHEY-In this city, at the residence of his par
ents, S26 st. Peter street, John Joseph Fahey;
aged years and months, son Of Fergus and Ell
len Fahey.
Funeral to-day (Thursd,y) at 2:So P NJ. Friends
invited TO attend.
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POWERS BROTHERS,
81 East Third Street,
|DREssG0oDs
Etc.. Etc.
Etc.. Etc.

NeaV Handkerchief Psa6<Is.
Fine Slk and Wool "Basket"
PIaids.
45-inch French Pbaids, 6Oc, avort1s
soc.
45-incb French aJJ-WOoJ Ploids,
81 1-2c, aUO9ts 1920.
45-inch French Cashmere Ploids,
81, aCOrtb $I.25.
24-incb French PJatds, I5c, zoe,
25c and SOC.
45-inch French Stripe Suiti,,gs.
65c, aCO1'th Soc.
25-i1,cb dLl-aUOOt Grey Suttif,gs,
zoe, aCO1tlb soc.
4S-incb aII-aU0OE -BrOses, Suitsa,qs.
coo, aUOrtb Soc.
54-i,,ch "Cassi,nea,e Styles. 'sSur-
tout" Cloths.
g. TiUiIJed WOOJ Sxiti,ags.
Fine aIJ-WooJ French Satteens.
NeaU Shades of "CIsuddaI" Cloths.
54-inch WOoJ S0ckSngs, 81 up.
Blaclt Camel Hail. Cloths for dres-
SeS, dc.
Black Camel Hair Cloths for
"aCraps," dc.
500 pieces BrOcade, MOItairs, Mo-
ME Cloths, Crepe Cloths, de-, zoe
and 25c..
Lot "Cheap" Plaids, sc up.
Lot silk n,iced WOTSted Serge Suits
i11 NAVY ONLY, at 1Sc, aCort1,
3Sc.
400 pieces Black and C0JOrets
French Cashmere at LOWER
| PRICES THIN SAME OUALI-
TIES can be bought at ELSE
WHERE.
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DIED.

BAZILLE-In this city, at his residence, No. IS
Carroll street, Norman j. Bazille, aged ~ years.
Funeral from st. Louis church Thursday October
It'll, at "A. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
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ACTS DIRECTLYOh THE KIDNEYS

Bladder, Bowels q Urinary Organs.
BY forcing Into the system through the pores Of
the skin, powerful and healthful vegetable
tonics and diuretice and absorbing from 10
vile humors and every trace Of disease. giving
1t wonderful power to Immediately relieve
and permanently cure. Inflammation and
Bright's Disease OF the Kidneys, Diabetes
Dropsy, Rheumatism, Consumption of
the Bowels, Catarrh OF the Bladder, In
ability to retain or expel the Urine, stone
In the Bladder, High COIOred, Scanty or
Painful UrinatiDg, Deposits In the Urine,
PAIN IN THE BACK, Side or Loins, Ner-
vous Debility, Female Weakness, and In
fact all diseases Of these organs whether contracted
by overwork excessive drink the abuse Of nature OF
otherwise 1t superceeds rely the inconveniences
and troubles OF taking nauseous and hurtful internal
medicines. It Is the only discover Of the pois
oneus Uric Acid which forms In the Kid
neys and exists In the blood Of Rheumatic
patients. 1t is woru exactly where needed, next
TO the body and over the kidneys It Is comfor-
and is equally good for Man, woman or ChiiG.
safe, pleasant and reliable In its effects yet DOW
doubt. and suspicious Give it trial and become con-
WINGED that it Is deception but medicated appli
nothing less saving hundred Of dollars and securing
e eTssy saese 5is sound BODY and perfect health
1ave Of this remedy WSo hsye 20 eoe G T
stS.sd 70 heath ssr all other treatment and
Achei ASK your druggist for il, and accept no imi
tation substitute. he has not got it. send to ua
" ss PRICE T n Pad
standing $780, summer ss@ 1I .In
Lite was saved conan1s Sso2 1t Of tss rsss
discovery. mailed free. Write for II. e-'-'
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO
Sole Proprietors. TOLEDO. OHIO.
For sale by MOVES BROS. & CUTLER, whole
sale Druggists.
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WAETED-By man who is not afraid of work,
employment of some kind. Address G.. Al.
MOGE, SO Rosabel street 269.
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w ton as salesman traveller or book-keeper with
substantial house. Best of references Address s..
Id, GLOBE office, for three days. 267.
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Bailey's Addition to Rondo's Addition to 81.
Paul.

huhn's Subdivision of Block 5, Rondo's Add.
ton to st. Paul.
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WANTED-By man who has had thorough ex-
w perience in the business, a position to run a
grain elevator. References given. Address GRAIN
THIS ONCE. 269'