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Llyprool. sept - l2Hoo m-coron dni; Iidnhrs
caone looo bales or 1preaon rnG rN"2n; d k,,g,s oa
c,.D ' S6em6cr len ac.ycry cd. do September
obrr delycN. GHsii also -. 'i t.'' a. .iE "9 & "',
vc1ubcr and December delivery, t-9rad also o-'cso
io January February dehyer 6'ei do February and
March doi cry, u-'d. oo March ana Apr delivery o. '
do AIr, aud Stay delivery Ge.d do. aay and June dchy
iiyser6ol- sept 70 p cotton Futmss, rpi4nds
low Nidoung clause Apr and May delivery t0-'o4d' do
IVftr5oi1 Scpi 90 p m-Couon- me sales the
aay incInIci 546o oaies American
IvtRr,2i Sept. 29-auO D. m-Cotton-Futurcs-Up
aud Low Mddhne clause, september delivery 6i'ed' 10
september and october delivery Ga'sid DO November and
December delivery C.ad 40 lamar ana iGornay I & u
livery Ccd 90 NJ l Jhe ''I!' u e4N uo ''' '1
1"io 1 ~ f.,k 90 i1lcs forvred from The sln'-
side direct To- spinners $500 bales: exports, GlOO
Lac. to.a receipts $4,000 bales Amcu an 2oouo bales
i6al stock. $1,000 bales; Amencan lJ@nuO bales total
amount Cotton ahOaL lf2OOJ bales; AmcIlch 4f'OVO
NJ AScnrsfER sept % The and Fabrics
il Ict. 81 inch 80 reed. Gold Ind Shtngs, - - Yards
u 2ol idi I'd; No 40 Mule twist air second qIa
CnaRLasIox sept 2o-Cottor -teady MiGdlne II c Low
Mddng lu -c dood Ordinary lo &C. net receipts o'lo'
sale. 600 bales; STOCK. 5..l Z baics. go -o,, -
uoS %eeSyNg. Me- l ae. .S ales - 90 6ses
'GAtyEsToS sept 4O-Cotton Mddlng. IL &c; low
Mddlng Ilc GOOD ordinary. l0asc mel rocrP.s, 5Vto
6alos gross 5l,j bales exports coAswise' 6l7 bales
Weekly Set 2G I3 baes ross 20 933 bales & eX,
ports 10 DIe.' ~ Ia IL. is .i,i bars
MEMfnis sept 2a-CotIop nominal. aldG'npg ,tc Low
shipments bacs sales. 400 bales socF' le'I 2.oo
lair.. Ie-2 1888 bales. ,.o .,-
Wcealv-Net receipts, 2u79 bales; gross, Z'lU' Oae|
sUiptneuts. 40 bales sales, j. ,lau bales. 40
Ngw.ORIEANs. Sent 2J.-CoUon steady; Mluuuhs -
Low Nddnn lac Oeod ordinary II -' net recepts4 ~
bale, gross J7u Dalesi exports 10 Nroat nHtAin -
6acs IL france 2Ol2 bales ao' 800 bales stock iO-o
balcs oo 9., ,.tas.
cXpoff~ Butan. 2,Jd1 bales 10 France 'p70o
i,-i--. coa-twI-c. 1853 bales sales. 600 bales
SaVASNAH sept rs oti"n quiet hl"lihe I"'s,. 10"
Nddnne lO'sc.. nood Ordinary ""Iecf mel Icc'iPs
bales. gross. cNpOrts tW-t, 3c',
sales 5000 bales last evening 40 Dalo7 stoo" '''7o
bales. ,. .,... ~ h..s.
e,pnff. coastwise ~. loo bales sales, 2j,iD baIeA
NlwA onR sept. 29-lhe following are me ioial h't re-
cts n elton 1T the aforementioned ports since Septcn-
t.rI S-sJ
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rrnnrrAN -MARKEr4

foynoy sent 2a-i 3p u. m-cacutts Lnseed A. a
. ,l ar uuar-er spirits ruipruiihe. "'ad per tMt-
spnt- oi Petroieam. 7tda ad per gan, ,o.,.q, NOR
itnNp0 -rpi. 2ll-6 80 f.. M. " AaIr on h-r"'o P,
ton i;cnned Petroeum. G'sat%d per gal IhHo" o.
pcrCwt .-.,. ,,,e. t,u CORN a. per
cauttl ioi od Western Iou 10 ~ per 'eHt'l
for Wr.feru. ld d9-d yer ttiDh l"i "N'I"-o
taufofua " nile 9.d.a. Ga for talil"Ihli IAn on
) -d ION Icd Western Spuugi . 81 Ipi lrl " iI',l.
Pens ld Del tALauldn Ods o"d PEI o'l' o'
TItEuooL sept 90 .m.-Provi,lons Beet 1872 Tor
TNtfa tunia Moss lO3. per bD Tor fiim" 'i''',
I,,g ~ per cwt. Clear Nidnles ana 80 l lot
Sloff clear MIddleS 6tld cwL Tor Amer 'ii.
rpuce- allow i3I.d cwL thct se D. d Der t"u' ,.'
ol American Petroleum. o'sd per gAi
LtIHruOl. sept 29-l..u . ln.- indlA Mr,' vn.i
af gO ,1lra AI,S- At Ijn. Primo Mess ,iiE A. -"
Iaru-rumo Western dul al oJ Id IIHo" I'lis i, ~
steady at IlIGl Iurpcntlno-~uifit~ steady so % i'"an
flnedu ilyj JL Cnocso- y neioin Ch'iDe
Gu al "a Lard Oil-uIm. ga Flour LAi4a 9tAi' ui,'
al Is. Wheat-N0 ! into. steady al Ia n" = 0pllh-'
du al nld: Winter Western. steady AT hZu CulH-
Mixed dull NJ O-d. FOR on a. 49,. ,,,,
LyFHIpoi sept 2O-1he receipts ~ Whtn lot ,he P.,'
three DAYS were 242OOO cenais. including VuV Ah'l
ANTWKg sept o francs - ccul!ulu5 TOT
ms palc American paid aud 10 r4ncs atlrIA "beOA
Lard c!Dscl Bt l51 flames confines per 100 kllos
LONDON WOOL SALES
T0NpOy sept. 2O-rho following the Wool sales oi
& Now
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l1vr srncK MARREr.-nY rrLrHnArn

BUFFNo sept 20 cArrGA- Receipts to-day 121o head:
tota for thus far, Loco head
week I2J'o hcad consigned through 800 mars rt
du unchanged sales Of IL l Missouri steers 40 - ~
81 40. Fam o. Good shippers, - 'o0-t
SHEEP IAMl-ItoCclyta 10 6Oip head total for
the Weck thus q head for time lat week,
70 coo head gncd through -s scars market steady With
q good demand -heclg Lambs catI, sales Fair to Good
Western, - 25asi 1j Chnco 10 Fancy for cxpo - HU0
Lambs, @DaTD 3d. Western Lambs - tJ0
=
oCs-ccepts to-day. $500 head total Tor The week thus
far "a BOO head; last week. - O mead.
sigcd through ~ market inactive sales 4gl Grass
er- (iold lllc!ilaus GUlt Good fed
- 6O Buc hers ana Medium Weights 154J, Pigs. ~
81 %
ST. IOUIs. Sept 29.HoCs- Receipts 900 head sirmeni8
3j0 head market fairly active and shade lower loAcfs
s. 50a-H 20 Butchcrs' ie. so; Heavy Butchers 10
Fancy. - OarJ2j cEip7 tldfl -. -
CATIiK- Ipts l.6 % head shipments IffOu hc'hi
supply large but looi III qualty ohs-hg ceny ="
Common GRADES which dull Butchers STOCK steady at
- 50st Grass Texans steady al 3as3 ~; some Fancy
exams weighing 100 d. sold nt fQHt4 90 IA
tive steers averaging iiOm 1000 10 2OO 10 e3dsO
Fat Heavy would bring 20 JuG o. -.- 81. c,o.,...,
sHEEP- lecepts to-day, 2GOO head shipments 20OO head,
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

ors, mortgage trustees certificates 5oiq New,lorSS
ern,,ai ern S7; Illinois Central li3H; Penrsylvama Nen'
Ste Vow York Ontario and Western. 2sh . ,aroo
o., taxpoN sept 29-2:30 y. m.-Parls aovces puv
rcntes AZ 81 francs 90 cenimes for the accunnn -
pet ceS ,x sent 20-a:30 n m-Atanuc ana Great Wes,
y 6rst mort gage trustees certificates. 0a 90 sSuu 1
GU on Jersey Cent raj COnsOs 1lOa Ene 4ss l."is
scntrai ls3 PENNSYLVANIA Central, 6ois heauihg' o-4
Nv York. ontario and Western 2S's - -. ,r,o, ,oro
LCxuoS sept 294S0 D. mne amount os pnuVm % no so"0
0oSIoS semi 2g-a9O D. m.-Paus advlces quote ihree
rentes al 81 francs W centneS OT the account
l oxcbsng on London at % francs 2ol2 centmes l0r
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

dlAd Secured Id; greasy 7dals LOCKS and pieces
6d0l1ld; 2532 bales Sydney Fleece. III i9d % ~ ld'
secured II Ld6llOd: greasy 7d9ld; locks and pieces
Id l6id 1889 bales Port Phillp-ScOured lid G2ld
greasy fqd 3D. locks and pieces d sd 5s baes FAX
land Iaands-Fleece. 72dlg2sd; 2S5 bales Tasmanian
Fleece Od 3D. secured lid l7d; greasy, eddl l'o
bales Cape Fleece IL 2dd 3iod. :, ooo,,
IONpOS sept 29-At the wool sales to-day ll2OO bales
were disposed or principally sydney and NewLeaahd.
There good demand at firm rates.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels md RrlrOIfs
NEw-YORK, Friday. Sept 80. 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NTw-YOEK, Friday, Sept. 20, 1880
Asurs -oriet ana unchanged

COCO N-Quiet ana unchanged. ~
COFFEi-kO duil and nearly nomnna ran 'afgoes "~
9ia 80 bags 40 3io jan ary al : Dc, Seliemr
Terular 07lOc; October 6OOGG9Oc; Noyemhei, Obl a
Soc ana December 6Snc hid and asked Mid grades
frv active: sales l2O0 bags lagnayra 500 bags moro
Car.ca 200 bags Maacabo and 700 bags IN small lots ol
various snds private terms prices unchanged as
Iuie hut the tone athei In buyers favor 49,, 10,
NCOTTON-Spot Cotton quiet and &c lower sales ll"l
bales 3 bales evening" mcudine 90 batS ol oo
,~ and -7 bale. lor spinning Delivered on CONTACTS uu
bales Receipts at the ports to day 6IS Dles aSlns.
T. S 1s this day ana 3OSol bales last year
fol the week l8GIt againt 1872" b4es ia,t week
aud ~ l3 bales last since september %'4ot' pa4os
l.-lirs 10 uOIlOu lisl sNlaOu.
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Gc9aI Notices.

GALE OFTHE SEAMEN'S FUND AND RE-
- TREAT PROPERTY ON staten Island-ln pur'
suance Oi the provisions Of Act chapter 3O2 ol the
Laws Of l--1 notice is hereby given that proposals
Viii De received by the stats Controller at ADan,,
\ y until The 3uth day Of september lSSZ, al
oc ock u0on the purchase Of AL the real estate and
prem. sc, other property III the TOwnOf Mdde'own
ic,moud county possessed aud recentyl occuWedDi
the trustee, The >eamen- Fund and Retreat on staten Is
l.udr fNCLpTING six OF land occupied by thc Mar
ncTs Family Asylum together win the buildings thereon
ana the n ht Of theTcirOm 60 BaN-sr
M. propoti. winch must De FOR cash. may include the
who OF portion aid TO be sold II the pro-
o- Tor part parts the desc pt0l must be given IN
accordance t tho map Of said premises now On cAhDtoh
IN oice OF the Health Omcer at quarantine staten Is
land.
HENRY GALIIEN.
Deputy Controller
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NOTICE OF SALE
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
NTfkN.NnHK fsTTN

OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
NEMIOKK CITY
IN pURSTANt Of an act OF tOngreSs passed July II.
ls will Tor sale. at public auction. Wednesday.
the 18th day October 80 at l. O'Clock AZ the bx
change Saieslo0ms III Broadway, Sew York tty, tbe
property commonly known the Old Pos. Once site with
the buildings thereon. Nassal-,t between Cedar
and bt r sts CITY of New orb more particular
dcscIlp lptOn % which follows. viz. ComneeBg at
point the side OF teiar st. and running hence
westerly Nussaust. hundred ana eA feet
el yht inches thence northcry 10 LDerys. hundred
and eighty eight inches thence easteTy along tho
south side Liberty hundred and heeh eet ten
inches sOuthery 10 the poni ~ beginning nun
seventy four feet two Inches be the SAM more
The premises will pu up upset price u f60000.
ami viii be sold in one parcel highest bidder Terms
follows cent Ot the purchase money must DO
ua al he time and place sale the Treasurer
of the United for which hts receipt will DC given
to the Asas AM Treasurer on the 10Th sy
OF NOyember before O'Clock with six cert mt rest
If sale and forty nye cent on the lVth day
Of December before 3Ocock with Ike lntere,' "a nke
manner when the deeds Will be dc tyeled and possession
given ,.. 81, , =,
The purchaser viii be permitted TO anticipate o Ays OF
payment he desires 80 10 do with rebate 81 htefs ihs
gress the power 0 the secretary D the
Treasury reject any and al bd. aud 10 Teiseltise
property often Dc necessary 70 secure
the yaIue thereof.
secretary Oi the 1'asury.
JOHN II. DRAPER Auct0neer.
Dated september To- loo2.
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Gotrls.

Lotes
HOTEL SHELBURN.-5th-ave. and 36th-
4 4 ri formerly Barcmore Is open for guests;
Iuror.an pan estIu uneNcellcd Hotel situated IN
W y. BLINN. Proprietor.
HOTEL BRISTOL,
4 Il 9TH ave and 42d.st. New York
family hotel conveniently located n the best part OF the
city, having rooms commanding southern exposure
D. = HAMMOND
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finanrial
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA
" CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE

BEFORE OCTOBER 1892 when the time limited by the
Reorganization Agreement OF this company will expire per
If they desire participate In 10, al
vantages subscriptions will meantime be received az the
office Of J. s. KENNEDY & CO. 81 Willamst, or e j. Us
BORN x CO.. 3i Broad at, New York
Committees receipts In exchange for tc bonds
the company and of Union Trust COmpanyS
will be delivery September ~ 1852 at
Trust Company's Office, No 13 Broadway. New
York
Agreement has already been duly signed by parties in
teresed number than sufficient 10 make IL OnIng
New York, sept. 49, lsS&
WILLIAM T.. SCOIT)
JOIN 5. KENNEDY, Purchasing Committee.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Real G,state agents.

ORANGE, \. J. real estate a specalty.-Res-
~ idences for sale rent fully furnished and nntnT
ni-hed vicinity Of all lOp0ts Apply 10 EDM AID l. Ian
ILION. M. Pine St.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Cltn Real GsiaIe for Sale.

Cltp asal GsiaIe for Sale.
COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPECIALITY
v Farms Residences Mills. Hotels, So. Lists ffee
PHILLIPS ~ WELLS. Tribune bnding.
NOR SALE.-NO. 24s East 5lst-st.. 3-stOry
brown stone 2Ux8jx block For permit and terms p-
Div 10 RCLAND ~ WHITING. No Beesman -
-TH-AVE.. cor lO9th-st, facing Central
- PARK.
A''A ' wv 49, 4 X NTfNENSON, JR.
81 CeIar.st, or O6l oth4VA
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

broo tlnu Droycrtl FOR 1l.s am 90 tct
EOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brick div Cling ON the west side OF Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton and Wd street Ferries overlook
lng e b1v aud through % f1 nan st. Win atoie
story store Furmaust lot 2JKl1O small anoiht Oiy
OF caal required. Address LESTER tribune Ohee'
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRx, Friday, Sept 20, 1892.
The following was the only sale held at tho
Exchange Salesroom to-day
By John Boyf
ostorv frame house and 3sfOry brick building with
lot No 0 COlumbias, es, lOONe OF IOt zokiv .n ,.o
Thomas LyOn.--- -''----'--'--''''-- ~
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEkA
SEwYoBK ciTL
75thst 2eO n OF 2daye. Lesermany executor, ooo,
etc. 10 Ferns Vow
l35h-st. n =, 1875 II q OF EncOlneya Z9xIoO a,so
Brown e al executors, etc, 20 " kely..::-.;, z'ioo
52dst T. 80 ft g Of llthave ZbxlVnoi " "a ooa
Lenkauf and wife TO Johanna Ryan....:.,.,..,: i"VW
lSOR,it wieg 10 3 IS5p IS5n - OF $500
2d.avc; W $ 1871 n of 5Sd-st 26GxlOO; Nj Cody, ooa
referee 10 Mary Mulane s'VV'
LeAHsbS% sbS@ sN syf aSother 10 Pres5y 10000
via 70 ~ + C6amberiain n $500
Aefanas1aS9 pnSan to fttiie vi i y VI GOO
zSd and s' ,Sogcr Ige 70 TbeTess n 2LO0J
Sls,st sstnbsrI 81 ~ ~ y II aIas 1900
2s'9;st s5ts6 ss e. 81 aod "a I'd 5000
l2Othst : 3 3O7 10 n e II 2d-ave, l72xlO0ll DIN
VI VanCOtt referee b. Margaret Brett and an -ooo
eNcCutrXes.
lGth--t lot 90 2lxbi6N@JAbf, N Phaiah anu
DODnell :...-..,,, o'-'"
CTosgy5', e5, No Io' ~ we.I $4,000
Lexington aye 10 Zo0 -'oA'V Du' anu 4fOOo
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COppER QUEFN MINING COMPANY,
rsY NrAlK NaAf = I
rI,HE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
4 COMPANY.


Tho socond yearly payment O interest the Five Per
cont First MORTGAGE Land Grant BonGs OF the Company wan
lac made on r-enalOn Of coupons on anu di l "a ay VI
obrr next t lat being sunday the Olice o the CON.
Il Montreal, aui ia lhpiohlrM
fIous London. England AT the oihce OF Messl j. .
FNNIDY co, agents OF the lany. 80 - y" llilduI
- you, Work c. DRI n KWATER
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

NORFOLK AND WE,IEaN RAILROAD toWANf{
Nos 81 AND 50 SOUTH 3D.sr., PHILADELPHIA.
THE coupons maturing OCtODel /, 80, Oh Oh
fhe fr-t mortgage bonds OF the Norfolk ami Western
Vairpad ompany River Dyision viii be pad on and
October . AT the bahllg mouse oI l. W. 'tIA
,y Co. 80. 50 south Sd st., PhEilc phld .. ~,
~ WM q. MACDOWELL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Gounlrp Droperln for Sale anS 10 Let

LNOR SALE-Pl0t of 20 acres intact OF tho
ard Of NewNork TO close an estate by order of Tho
executors
HOMER MORGAN.
o InIr.4 a.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON sept. 20-The following the Wool sales oi
Thursday DETAIL $3.50 bales New ZeaiAnd-feoce IL ~
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

TuF SHFNA ANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD CO..
81 aud 80 South ~ ST. PHiLADELtiIA
rTIIE coupons maturing OCTOBER |, -, ioSz' on Oh
The ccuein mortgage bonds OF the shenandoah valley
Rairoal omrauy will be paid ana after tai date at i
oei.e of POST Martin co. 81 Pine ST., Nc" lOA VI VI T.
" Clark g., South 81 ST., Philadelphia , . ~, -
WILLIAM G.. MACDOWEll4 Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

NV YORK, sept =, I0oZ
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
4 THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH EOM
PANN NJ NeTYok, viii Dee hcid az the Exccu,iye zee
a. cnmuany. Ncw York CITY on lhu -oaN
obrl d. 1852 Or election o thirteen QJl Directors
and tIrc Inspectors Election the ensuing year
and the Transaction such other business a. may
ptourv bc brou1t before the meeting Polls VII bc open az
IT, ocock noon and close az Gclocs m. Ite transfer
will De- co-c the 5uthnst at p M and Ieopened
Oh ", tODcr 20, 1852, al IL a. ID. -..-, . - 49,.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Diui0en0 Notices.
oF1cE or CHICAGO, ST. PAUL

OFFICE or CHICAGO, ST. PAUL - !
bfINNPAPOIIs AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY. Z
80 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK, sept 2O looZ''
4 DIVIDEND of one and three-quarters per
cent Il 81 per cent has declared upon the preferred
stnck ~ the comnanY payaDle October 20 pI0x 70
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-09
Board of Public Works.

The board of public works held its
regular weekly meeting yesterday after
noon.
The assessments for grading Grand ave-
nue., from Victoria to Lawton street, and
for constructing sewers i'll the Third ward,
at a cost Of some $4,000, were completed
and the clerk directed to give the confr-
nation notice.
The engineer was directed to make
plan and estimate of cost for bridging
Rainey street, over the Duluth road.
The following resolution was adopted:
ResoIred. That the city engineer be and
is hereby instructed to notify all contract
ors Except contractors on Fort and Seventh
street, who have not fully executed proper
contracts. to do so within twenty-four hours
after notice, and that upon q failure to do
so they will not be allowed to continue
their work.
The assessment for grading Dale street
from Camo avenue north was annuled
and the clerk desired to give a new notice
of assessment.
The assessment for extending Thirteenth
street from Cedar to Wabashaw was COM
pleted and the clerk desired to give the
confirmation notice.
Bids were received for sprinkling
Seventh street from st. Peter street to the
Seven corners for one year, as follows:
J. G.. Hinkle, 5000; J. p. Pugeley, $2,615.
Contract awarded to J. G. Hinkle.
A protest was received against opening
an alley in block 15, Hoyts addition, and
placed on file,
1t was ordered that the council be asked
to refund 800 to Rev. dr. Breed, that be-
ing the amount of his damages in excess
of his benefts,for change of grade on lower
Third street.
A protest was received from Louis
Engles and others against the location OF
a sidewalk on Mississippi street in front
of block three, Dayton's addition. Re-
ferred to city engineer.
In the matter of constructing sewer
on Saltwater street the clerk was directed
to reply to the board of health that there are
no funds applicable TO said sewer, and that
property csnnot be found benefited to the
extent of the cost of said sewer. Ad
iournad
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-09
GEEl GLODULES.

The state board of equalization was IN
session again yesterday
Thirteen thousand tickets were-sold yes
terday at the union depot.
The Great Western Band will give the
last concert of the tenth series at Rice
Park tonight.
The state reform school authorities have
presented the Fireman's Relief association
a check for $50.
The city hall is receiving new shingles
on its roof If the workmen keep at 1t
they will build the old thing all over new.
Yesterday the city treasurer paid Breen
& Young $4,000. and A. G. Desparois
$4,000 for work on the High school build
ing.
/ Mrs. Z. r. Hines was arrested yesterday
charged with abducting child fourteen
years of age. Mrs, Hines alleges that the
child has left home and gone to her aunts.
The commissioners of the new court
house met at the city hall yesterday, and.
pending the securing of further legislation,
simply talked over matters in an informal
manner.
Dennis Hogan who has been. to st. Pc
ter, from which place he was discharged,
was found on the streets few days ago
and placed in Jail. The authorities do
not know precisely what to do with him.
The superintendent OF the St. Peter hos
pital does not want him, and writes the
sheriff that he had better send him to
the stone ward to work. His case Is I'M
der consideration.
Wednesday boy about IS years of age
who gives his name as Christoph Weber,
and says he came from Dyersville, Du-
buque county, Iowa, was placed in jail. he
seems to be partially insane, and talks
strangely. Judge 0'Gorman went in to
examine him yesterday but did not know
precisely what was best to do with him. 1t
was finally arranged that the sheriff
should write to the boys father and state
to him the condition of his son. In this
way the case is LEFT FOR the present.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-09
Itching Piies-Symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching, increased by scratching, very
distressing, particularly at night, as if pin
worms were crawling IN and about the rectu,n;
the private parts sometimes affected. If
allowed to continue very serious results may
follow. 'sDr. Swayne's All Healng Ointment
is pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter. itch,
salt, rhepm, scald head, erysipelas, webers'
itch, blotches; all scaly, crusty, cutaneous
eruptions. Price so cents, three boxes for
S1.25. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
of price in currency or Scent postage stamps.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-09
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

=, TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
sey-ss. In probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of John Whelan. de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of John
Whelf n, late of the county of Ramsey deceased.
that the Judge of the Probate Court of said county
will hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his office in Saint Paul in
said county, on the frs. Monday of the month of
January, A. D. 1888, the being the first day of
said month. and that six months from the It'll day
of September, 1882, have been limited and allowed
by said Probate Court for creditors to present their
claims
Dated this TIN day of September, A. D. 1882.
TEOS DAILY
Administrator of The estate of John whelan,
deceased. sep S-5w-Fri
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0Rs.-state Of Minnesota,
~ county OF RaIasey-ss. In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate OF John OHalloran de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of John
OHalloran, late of the county of Ramsey, deceased
that the Judge OF the Probate Court of said county
will hear. examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his Office III Saint Paul in
said county, the first Monday of the month of
December. 4. D. 1882 the same being the fourth
day OF said month, and that six months from the
fourth day OF September. 1882. have been limited
and allowed by said Probate Court for creditors to
present their claims.
Dated this fourth day of September, A. D. 1892
MARY O'HALLORAN,
Executrix OF the estate of John O'Haloran, de-
ceased. Sep 9-5w-Sat
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Stat of Minnesota
~ county of Ramsey-ss In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Mary a. Lindstro,n
deceased
Notice is hereby given to ali persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Mary a
LindStro. late OF the county of Ramsey. deceased
that the Judge OF the Probate Court of said county
will hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his office in Saint Paul in
said county on the first Monday of the month of
December. A. d. 1882, the same being the fourth
day of said month. and that six months from the
fourth DAY: OF September, 1882. have been limited
and allowed by said Probate Court for creditors to
present their claims
Dated this 4th day of September. A. D. 1882
A. P. CROONQUIST,
Administrator of the estate of Mary A. Lindstrom
deceased. Sep 9-5w-Sat
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NOTICE FOR BIDS,

Proposals vii be received st the Office OF the
City Clerk of the city Of St. Paul. un,n II
O'Clock noon, Of Monday, the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, inst, 1882, Tor furnishing the necessary
material and for the construction OF smoke
stack at and Cor the new market house, IN ST.
Pau, aGd for making the necessary connection
Herewith from the engine room Of said market
house, according to the plans ard specifications
thereof now III said City Clerks office
All BIDS must be accompanied with bond III
% per cent. OF the amount of the bid, for the
faithful performance of the work, in case the
same shall be awarded to said bidder.
The Common Council of st. Paul reserves the
right to reject any and all bids offered therefor
JOHN O'CONNOR,
Chairman of the Committee on Public Build
ings.
Dated st. Paul, Sept. It'll, 1882. 251-61