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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-23
New York Politics.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-Two Republican aid
ermen uniting with the county Democracy
aldermen, second the confirmation to-day OF
the mayors nominees for justices, j. Henry
Ford and Andrew ]. White Alderman ssuer
(Tammany) criticisiug the course Of Mayor
Grace, said: at is the dirty, contemptibl.
way in which the mayor has treated the or
gans.tion of which I am q representative,
that denounce OF all horrible liars he Is
the worst, most unmifigsted. The mean,
underhsnded, snesking fashion in which May.
or Grace has to-day acted deserves the contempt
of all honest men," Alderman McCl0ye
bitterly attacked HE Republican colleagues,
Waite and S-aman, az TRAITORS to their party,
which they have sod out-'ssold cut, too, ii
has been said, for considerationsI Won't say
Of what kind, but it has been h1nted that q
large rum of money has been used." Alder.
man Slevin, (Tsmmany.) said one Of the gen
tlem-n proposed was a man of character and
ability, but he could not accept him for q
fraud and sneak like Mayor Grace.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs-

No inquest in the Emma Peterson case yet.
JUICE Seagrave Smith is confined to his
room by illness.
The new Il nnepin avenue NJ. E. church will
be dedic 4ted next Sunday.
An adjourned meeting Of the chamber OF
commerce will be held this evening.
The new safe for the municipal court has
arrived, an Clerk Stevens is proud.
Hrswatha lodge o. G. T. gave dime
concert and festival in the hall over Elliots
music store last evening.
The Mutu Il Union Telegraph company hiss
tested the new inc and 1t works. The Office
will be opened for business in q few days.
Another fellow was ri In last evening for
selling overcba's at about one-fourih their
value, IN Ter suspicion o his being thief.
The Gre VIII i,tle on Averill, Russell & Car
penter's paper mill underwent thorough test
yesterday. 1t was hardly satisfactory, Apw-
ever.
The public schools will close with the az
terno III session to-day, for one week. The
TEACHERS meeting app tinted for Saturday,
81 lust, will be ostpon-d one week.
The oyster supper by the ladies Of the I'm
maculste Conception church in Market hall
last night WAS a grand success. Danz's band
furnished the music for the occasion.
Newton r. Bell, the Nicollet avenue grocer,
has m ,de al assignment to Stephen slosson.
of all his property for the benefit of his credi-
tors. The bond of the assignee is $2,7I6.
The exact assets and liabilities are not yet
known.
seedy looking fellow, named Whtltock,
WIS run in last evening by Officer BuferniHg
for larceny. The fellow is professional. He
has been in the city only few days, but GER
taiuly las improved nj time to the best OF his
ability. His favorIte 'lay" appears to be
Stripping clothes lines, and then selling or
pawning them for ''booze." The officer found
where h. had pawned pair OF mitteus worth
50 for Is cents But the act for which be was
srres ed was for stealing stockings and shirts
from a clothes line at No. 1877 North Second
street.
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Assessment for Opening and tIlcIsl0n
Of Baker and Morton Streets.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CRY OF 81. PAUL. MIMI, Nov. %, 1881.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.,
CIrY OF 81. PAUL, MINI. Nov. %, 1881. !
The Board of Public Works, in and for the
corporation of the City of ST. Paul, Mimi, will
meet At their office in said city, al ~ n. ON the
9Th day of D-csmher. A. D. 1881, to make an
assessment Of benefits, d,nages, costs and ex.
psnses rising from tn op+n 6 and extension
of B.k.r street, from MOHAWK avenue To
Cherokee Nv nue.; aid Morton .treet ~ ON Mo-
h,wk avenue t. Ottawa av nue., In the sixth
Ward # sad CITY. on the. properly TN tie line
1T said ops gs An exte, r ons, and such
ether PROBE t, as may be deemed bentf ed Or
damagei thereby.
The lands necessary to be taken and con-
demned for said Improvements are as follows,
tu-wit:
ALI that land living within the lines Of Baker
street, 10 Banning q divers Addition TO
W. st g.. Paul. tx ended n straight lile to
Baker street, in divers Add ton t., West st.
Paul, a. d also all iba, laud lying within the
lin. of Morton street, in Banning Divers
Addition 70 West st Paul, extenced in a
straight line to M ,rtOn street, in 0 iver's Ad.
ton TO West s. Paul, in tie cit, Of 1t Paul,
Rams ccu ty. Minnes"ta.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present ut said time and place Of making
said assessment, and will I've heard.
JOHN EARRING ON, President.
Omcisl: B. L. CoRMAN,
3H-329 Clerk Board OF Public Works.
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DsBow, Smith, Risqu. 4 Williams Addtio,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS.

The St. Paul, Minneapolis h Manitoba Rail-
way company will receive at Its oficr in st
Paul, until nom OF Thursday, december /,
1881, seal. d proposals for furnishing ma erals
and constructing . double trsck railway,
sore arch bridge across the Mississippi river,
Ut Minneapolis
The Company will also receive at same time
and place proposals, per cuh'c yard, for iur
nishng on cars at quarrles, dressed stone for
said bridge.
The bridge when completed will contd1
about twenty.six thousand (26,OO0) cubic
wards of masonry, Of which i've Thousand
Is 0OO) cubic yards ar TO be laid during The
com ny winter. and the bridge t. be cOmplet
cd IN 70 D cemher I, 1881.
Plans md sp-cifcari NJ can be seen ct the
office If Chief Enetr Ger at ST. Paul.
C 'pies Of -pecincatiops viii be for varded BY
mail upon application.
The rompa, y reserve the right to reject any
CHAs. c. SMITH. Chief Engineer.
General Office St p. NJ d NJ. Railway com.
pany, st. Paul, Minnesota, November Is.
1881. 32s-S8i
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W. A Suits was arraigned In the munich
pal court yesterday upon two specific charges.
One was for false personation'' and the other
was for forgery. 1t seems that the fellow ap-
peared at the Office of the paymaster of the
Mime polls Il st. Louis road ami called for a
time check for alleged work pc formed by
James Fltnigan His rrquest was denied, but
being identified by another msn nsm-d Pal
ford, the check was given, amounting 10
SO 25, Suits signing Fanig ms name to the
rece pit But it was not ling before the fact
thai Flanagan was out of the city was ascer
tanned, and warrant was issued, and the
TO ger place in durance. The case will be
tried this afternoon n The municipal court.
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Ajnmeap Ills Narke,s.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. Wheat, No. l.
Sl.16; No. ., 81.13; No. 8, 81 .05; hard northern
wheat, S1.29; street prices varying up
patent, s7.a5@s 90; bakers, ss COOS 50; low
grades, $3.25@3.75. Brsu, S10.0O0lS 90.
Shorts, $l3.OO@17 90. C,rn, 64@67c 10,
No. Q. Oats, 46@5Oc. CornmeaI, bolted
$40. 90; coarse, 500 .50@27 90. Ground feed
500 50@27.0o. Hay, Sl4.sO016.0 Butter,
choice, good demand, firm al S2@35c; poore,
grades dull, at l3@3Oc. Cheese, full cream
l3K @14Xc. Eggs, easy and lower. at 24@
25c. Apples. s. 0O040O for ordinary; choic
drm at $1,000 50. C-snher.ies, 81 90 pc,
hushel; $500 per barrel. Lemons sell at 81. 90
Orange, unchanged. at ts.01@8.5l. Pota
toes, easy at 06@10c.
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THE CoOPRRs.

Me.srs. Hall & mn, barrel manufacturers,
have made reduction in the prices paid the +
coopers, placing the rates for ten hoop ma
chine rres al eight and eleven cents instead
of len aud thlrle-n cents The coopers took
exec Jtiuns the chance and precipitsted 8
strike. The matter will 'ubtless soon be ad-
ju>ted by, a compromise and work continued
as usual.
THE PRINTERS.
The Journal compositors held out during
The day yesterday. The publishers managed,
by dint of hard wo'k and pressing into SER
vice reporters and editors, to make an issue,
much the same as on the preceding day. Last
night, however, compromise WAS effected,
to the entire satisfaction of the parties at vari-
ence One Of the men discharged WAS taken
back, while the other three renamed out. SO
the entire force with tho-e EXCEPTIONS, will re-
sumo work this morning. The three vacan-
eies have been hlle@.
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MslniciDaE Court.
before Judge Cooley.l

John Lyssrt, Fred Lysart and Henri,
Wright; disorderly conduct. Fined $40 and
costs each or twenty days imprisonment.
joseph Lyons; disorderly conduct. Fined
s. and costs Paid.
Cbas Gilmore; larceny Of $50 worth Of
sash from R. W Jordan. Case set for 9
O'Clock this morning.
Cornelius Oineen; assault. DISCHARGED.
John Dolsn and NJ. Halversen; drunkenness
Find IS Paid.
Adam Witeik; drunkenness. Fined IS OF
seven days.
LOUIS johnson and John Anderson; drunk.
enness. Paid fine of IS each.
Geo. N. Bard, larceny OF divers coats.
Found guilty by jury. Fined SIS and costs or
ninety days In js'l at hard labor.
L. Demell; drunkenness. Committed seven
days in default of S. fine.
A. Peterson and William Hill; drunkenness
Fined Is each. Remanded seven days In de.
fault.
Jas Molowski; drunkenness. Paid fine
Of S..
W. A. Suits; falee personation. Hearing
set fnr. this afternoon at O'Clock. Remande0
10 d.fsnlt Of $500 bonds for appearance.
W. A. Suits; forgery. Hearing set for two
o'.loct this afternoon. Continued in default
of IS, 600 bonds for appearance.
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NTATE OF MINNESOTA, Ramsey COUNTY
) 81 District Court. for >ee,nd Judicial Distr Of
gorge 7. o 70, plant q. " Fltnv r Warner snd
Jose hine Warner. bis wife Lyman Hall,
Iathrop z. Rsed aud Lou'ss Reed, his wife, the
FIRST Nstfon bank. Of Saint Paul, orne ius 4 /.
need and ssph Horton, ashsness in hank
ruutcy Of Lymsn " Hal and Harlan P. Hall, de-
fsndauts -snmmons:
rhs Stats Of Minnesota 10 The show named defend
ants:
You. ard es,h Of you, are hereby sum-
moned and required 10 snswer 10 the SOM
ulsnt 10 this scion which ha. On duly dled in the
,foe Of the Clerk Of the District CONT aforesaid,
st the o. urt house in the city Of Saint Pau,
IN said county. and 10 serve coy Of your snswer
70 said plsint on the subscriber, ct his
ofnce IN tbs ci'y Of ssins Pau in tha sounty
# n msey within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon You, exclusive
4 the day Of such serv,oe and IL you fail to answer
me said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action VIII apply TO the curt fer
the relief demanded In III complaint.
Dated, 81. Psul. Minnesota, September fifth, 1881
CHAN. y OTIS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul MINI
Nov 9-TV- Wed
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Il mels- on the East Side.

4 young man appeared at the lookup last
evening, his clothing covered with blood and
face badly dishyured by bruises and gashes.
He explained tn 1t he had had matinee 10 the
saloon If tn Washington house on the Z ,st
side. H alleged that he was q peace able
man, hut that the proprietor, Nick Hennessey,
had set u.,on him and beaten him with beer
glass. he went to the clerk of the municipal
court AMI swore out warrant for Hennesseys
arrest, upon q charge Of assault and battery.
The man had imbibed more beer than he could
comfortably control. ami his statements in
regard to his peaceful aud quiet inclination,
had little effect upon his be trara
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OTATE OF xISNEs TIA. COUNTY OF RAM
= as,-ss In Probate Court special term, Novem-
- ~

OTATE OF CHIMES TIA. COUNTY OF RAM
y as,-ss In Probate Court, special term, Novem-
Der a, 1881.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary Ann HowIsnd, de-
eeaeed.
On reading and fling the petition Of ". z. Ben
jsmin. administrator with the will annexed Of the
estate of Mary Ann Ho ia ID. deceased, representing
among other things, that he has fully sdmiuIstsrsi
sald astate, and praying that time and place be
dred for examining ard allowing his account o.
admit iatrston, and for the assignment Of the resi-
Tue Of eaid estate to the persons entitled there
70 by Law
It is ordered. that said account be examined and
p<tit,on heard by the Judge Of this Court, Oh Mon
aay. the 10Th day Of De smber, A. D. 1881, at 10
O'Clock 4. H., at he Probate ONCE IN said county.
And It is further ordered. that notice thereof
be Riven 10 ell persnns intere-tsd, By
publishing COY Of this order for three
successive weeks prior tn said dsy Of sring, il
the DAILY GLOBE, ewspaper printed and pub
nrhed at Saint Paul, In said county
BY the Court: HENRY OGORMAN,
Il 81 Judge Of PKobais.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr.. Clerk.
Nov ~ tw.W.d
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At 1t AQaia.

1t will be remembered that carpenter
named Chas. Gilmore was fined SIS and costs
last summer for the larceny of lot of
lumber. he has served sentence in the state
prison for lar eny, and at one other time paid
heavy tine for sic ding b cut er He was
ing $3.50 wo tn # sash. He was arraigned.
end 'ded guilty. The case was co tinued
until thus afternoon for hearing. Gilmore
spp-.rs to he g nu,e specimen of klepto-
maniac He app ,rently cannot hip stealing.
He seems 10 b. IN u strious and honest in hie
dealings, and is good workman.
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Pos'0tcs Alterations .

The postofics will not be changed from its
present location for time Ut least. Postmas-
ter Keith has received governmental instruc-
tions to 1T up the west end of the basement OF
the building. The necessary changes will IN
eur cost of about 81 600. A hydraulic els-
vator for conveying heavy mail sacks from
the basement to the first floor is to be put in.
Excavations are to be made under the walls,
and The walks will be supported BY brick
arches. The basement is to be thoroughly
lighted and heated. and the quarters as recon.
structed will doubtless answer for two or
three years, when government building will
doubtless be erected.
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LWsnberIlleN

Are generally showing discretion and good
sense in purchasing their clothing, before
starting on the winters campaign in the pine
ri at the Big Boston Oae Price Clothing
store, Ac ,d-mv of Muse hook, Minneapolis
This is the largest clothing house in the
Northwest, although it was started upon a
limited scale. The secret of its SUCCESS is the
fact that their prices cannot be beaten.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.

Before Judge Young and Jury.l
The Minneapolis & North western Railway
company, appellants, vs.. B, Gervsis, respond.
ent Tried and verdict for defendant In the
sum Of $s79.75.
The Minneapolis & Northwestern Railway
company, respondents, VS.. D Mearchand, re-
spondent. Now on trial.
COURT CASES.
before Judge Young.]
The cases of J. K. Wilson vs.. the trustees OF
the Westminster Presbyterian church, Of Min.
neapolis; Alder & Co. vs.. Jennie Apt and Ralph
Res: o ,penhe m & Co vs.. Jennie Apt and
R,lph Refs, and George w. Becht & Co, vs.
Jennie Apt and Ralph Rees, were continued
until December Is.
/ Dsui-l Hohner W. Burnord A. LIE ct al.
case called and defendant failed 10 appear.
Henry F. Wells was sworn a. witness for
plaintiff. Case submitted.
Joseph Moore, through his attorney, pc.
ti.ioned the court for writ of habeas corpus,
on the ground that he had never been com.
mit'ed ny decree Of court, but was placed In
Confinement by one 81. c Blssk, ju.tice Of
the teace, without hearing, and without
authority of law. Decisions flrd.
Anna M. Best We. John Best. Divorce
granted.
Kensey & Co. va. Parker, Warren & Bemar;
judgment, plaintiff entitled to posit
John Smith, respondent, vs.. St. Paul, Min.
neapolis q Manitoba Railway company.
Judgment Of court below affirmed.
David Dohner vs.. B. A. Lee ct al. Judge.
me for plaintiff.
Ne~ cases and papers fled.
Hobart O. Hamlin vs. F. Brameu. Tran
script of judgment from Municipal court filed
and ducketed.
W. W Kinbail vs. Wllcott. Plaintiff ap.
peared and filed complaint.
Pauline Schm I'd vs.. Jacob Schmitd. Plain.
iii appeared and filed complaint and sfldavit
VI no answer. p
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American Pork I'm rrnnce.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Commercial
Bulletin says: ''Sanguine that the intentions
OF the French ministry are toward liberal
measures, shippers have made contracts in
Chicago for about 2,0O0 boxes consisting
largely of shoulders, at Sc Is and long and
short lear middles at $S.10@$9. They are to
be shipped to France in December on through
bills OF ladine at AZ C lower freight than could
have been obtained If shipped from Chicsgo to
New Fork and from New York TO France.
This discrimination Of railroads against New
York interests has we'll nigh driven trade in
provisions away from this market Small
trades in bacon are making here for shipment
to France, to go forward by a Havre steamer
ON the 18th of December"
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Hynsneat Horoscope.

The following named persons were duly
author zed to contract marriage by the clerk
of the courts yesterday:
G. R CDwels and Emma r. Mckinney.
b. g Llttl-f-ld and E wilma Longfellov.
J. B. G1"dspeed and Maggie VI. Graham.
R ,bert An itrson and Lille G Gibbs.
John G ire and Lizzie A Brakeman.
Rich,ri Plattermsn and Rhois Ann Baker.
Eugene c. Bell AM Carrie D. Wilson.
Albert Fitch and Anna KEGS.
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NTATE or. MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
} 70. In Probate Court, special Term, November

y 70. In Probate Court, special Term, November
7, 1881.
In the sfte1 Of the estate Of Henry Kslker Aannee.
dect ased.
o. reading and Al ng the petition Of John n. spesl,
administrator Of the estate Henry Keller Ramsey,
deceased, represaLtn-, among other thnas, that be
has fully N in It. red aid e>tate and praying that
zine .. place be 6x Tor examining allowing
his account Of admin HatioD, and for tho sssigu-
ment II the ~ sidue II ssid estate to heirs.
l.. ride ed, thai said account b examined and
petit on head by tn Judge Of this court on Thur
DAY, the 3sth dsy Of November. D. GIL, ct 10
O'Clock . M, ut the frobsts office, in laid county.
And it il further ordered, thsa Doic thereof b
given to al pArso.s inter- sfed ny publt-hi copy
of this order for three ruccossive wrecks prior ~ Sud
day of hearing, In the DAILY 0LoBx, . newspaper
printed snd published 1t Hatut Psul In said county
By the Court, HENhY U0ORNAN
f. 81 Judge Of Probsts.
,AfSeGts Iyonk Robert, 30 C3ak. How 2ANRed
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Capt. Sargent s. Day, Of Gloucester,
Mass, writes: 81 was suffering with
rheumatism; used small portion of St.
Jacobs Oil, and was at once cured. I
have also used it for sprained ankle and
bruised foot, and never once found it to
fail. 1t is superior to any other medicine
l ever had in my house, and will never
be without bottle of this great pain de-
stroyer." Tbs captain ie wise.
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Assessment for Opening and E1-
tending Thirteenth and -Four
teenth Streets. from MediIVs Id
dttiOs 10 R0ssdUIVs addition,
Supposed owner and

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Assm't
Lille r. DeMenil. Commeueing 1T
nelly corner Of 18th and Robert sts.,
thence ely aIong 18th etrt ct to Willy
line Of Randall's add ton thence My
along line of said RandaIl's add IS
ft,thence WHY, parallel vita 18th 81.
10 Robert street, thence sly g feet
to beginning, in the city OF St. Paul.
Mimi. .............. ..........:t 10 Is
Lille R. DeMenil. Commencing at
point on sly line of 18Th street,
where the WY line of RandaIl's ad-
dition intersects with aid sly line
of 18th street, thence WHY along said
18th street to q point l08 feet dis.s
tant ely from ely line OF Robert
street, thence SLY, parallel with Rob-
ert street 46 feet, thence ely, paraf-
lei with said 9th street to said Willy
line Of R4ndall's addition, thence
My ~ feet to place of beginning, in
the city of st. Paul, MINI. ...... tCO
Lille r. DeMenil. That block Of
land bounded My by 14th street in
MedilPs addition produced to Rob
ert ct, ely by Robert street, Sly
by 18th street, in Medill's ADDITION
produced to Robert street. and WHY
by Minnesota street, in the city Of
St. Paul, MINI. :. ................ 2,a50 90
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new PUBLICATIONS.
MARY ]. HOLMES.

Just putlished.-NADELrNE Asplendld new
novel by Mrs MaryJ Holmes, whose novels
e+ll so enormously, and are read aud re-resd
with such interest Beautifully bound, price
1i.bO
&s*Also handsome new editions Of Mrs.
Holmes other worke-Tempest and Sunshine
LENA Rivere-Edith Lyle-Eina Browning
Marian Grey-West L4wn-Forsst House
etc etc.
ALSO, SOLD By ALL BOOKsELLERs:
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PIANO INSTRUCTION
MISS LAURA W. HALL.
TEACHER OF PIANO 81. PAUL.
Residence, No. go Western Avenue.
Rafsrsuoe by % -nts<ton. Prof q. >. earoni.
Notice to Creditors.

stata Of Minnesota, County Of Rsmsey-In Probsts
Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Caspar Koerpsr de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
:laima and demands against the tate Of Gasp r
Koerper, lac Of the county Of Co K, State Of
Illinois, deceased, that the Judge Of he ProbatA
onrt Of said unity vii hear, examine and adjust
claims and demands saainst said eetate at his nice
u, SAL Paul IN said c'unty, the nrst oudsy Of
he mo, tn Of January A. 1892. and hat Fix
month"; from the 18th DAY Of Nov mber 1888 have
cen limited AID allowed by sai" Probate Court for
reditors to present their claims.
HENRY O'G 'RNAN,
Nov 16-Sv.~ef Judge Of Probate
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Probate Court.
before Judge Real

In the matter Of the estate Of Henry L.
Morse, deceased. Inventory fled and allowed.
In the matter Of the estate Of O.J. Nc.
Carthy, deceased. Final account Of admins
traitor allowed.
In the matter Of the estate Of job. Pratt,
deceased FINAL account Of administrator al.
lowed and decree of distribution fled.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CrrY TREASURER, !
ST. PAUL, MINI Nov. 10, 1881. !

will make application to the District
Court. il and for the county OF Ramsey and
State OF Minnesota, at the special term held
saturday, December srd, 1881, at the Court
81. use in St. Paul, Minnesota, for judgments
against the several lots and real estate en-
braced In q warrant IN my hands for the col
lection Of unpaid assessments, with. Interest
and cnsts thereon for the hereinafter named
special assessments.
All in the City Of st. Paul, county Of Ram
sey and State of NJ ,nnesOta, when and whore
sll persons interested may attend and b heard
Tn owners and description of lots and real
estate are a. follows:
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~. CARLTON . co.. Publishers,

New York Civ.
II you want . really drst-cla- = heater or
cook stove, wood or coal, 60 to Wolterstorf &
Moritx, 1SS (new number) East Seventh street,
and examine the elegt ant "Invincible" heater,
and the "Early Breakfast" cook Stove. The
hsst soovs msde
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgm mt
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER.

81. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. II, 1871.
will make application 10 the D.striy
Court, in and for the county of Ram ley an
State Of Minn-sota, at the special term bid 81
urday, December Srd, 1881, at the Cour. Hour
in st. Paul, Minnesota, for Judgments sgains
the several lots and real estate embraced in {,
warrant in my hands for the collection of un.
paid assessments, with interest and cost.
thereon for the hereinafter named special as
sessments.
All i'll the City Of St. Paul, county of Ram
.ey, and State OF Minnesota, when and where
Ill persons interested may attend and be heard
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