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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading ClaghGrl Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD CT PUBLIC WoRKs,
CRY OF ST.. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. 18th, 1882
Sealed bids win be received bys the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation Of the
city Of st. Paul, Minnesota at their Office in said
city, until IL m. on the 18th day of December,
from Thomas street to Minnehaha street, in said
city, according to plans ard specifications on file
in the Office of said Board.
A bond, with at least two sureties, in sum of
at least 20 per cent. OF the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 35l-s6
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KAVANAGH,S AUCTIONS.

MUST BE SOLD $40, 600 worth of Ready
1Xl Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
auction. Having but short lease Of store No.
145 East Third street, where for the last 80 days
have been ratailing very large consignment
of Clothing, will offer the balance in lots to suit
purchasers, beginning on Thursday, January 4,
at 10 o'clock a. m, and continuing each day and
evening until all is disposed of. City, country
merchants, and the public generally, will find it
largely to their interest to patronize this sale.
Call and examine goods this week at AS East
Third street, near jackson street.
IT. KAVANAGH,
1894 Auctioneer.
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8tsksEgh LGrs,

'l'f, Il. billings, NJ. T., for sale By VS.
i'-r 'si Waas~ortl, ct roo,n 2, Northern Pa
$50 ni!joe, uc Billings, 10. Z.
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Bar. Ther. Dew Point. Wind. Weather
so. $40 247 10. NV Cloudy
Amount Of melted snow, 90; Maximum ther-
mcmeter, 80: minimum Thermometer, 19.O
daily range, 1910.
River-t'roz.n.
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NTE, the undersigned, have this day bought
w the interest of G. W. Anderson u Co., in
the grocery business, at corner of st. Peter and
Ninth streets. All bills and claims against the
firm of G. w. Anderson & Co. we will pay, and
attend to all collections.
HANSON & LESSON.
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FINANCIAL.
MxSCELL sNEOUS.

WILL loan upon or buy Life Ins. Policies.
w L. p. Van Norman. $50 Jackson. SO
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DOR SALE-House with six lots, near Ohio
Il street (Sixth ward). Inquire of J. A. Nc
COnkey, either at Globe Office or at residence.
AHA
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WE OFFER FOR SALE "A inch diam.
w 8 H. P. Firebox Boilers.
2 &c inch diam. 10 H. P. Firebox Boilers.
% inch diam. IL II. r. Firebox Boilers.
2 80 inch diam. Is II. p. Firebox Boilers.
Second hand Agri. II. P. Engines.
11OH. P. Agri. straw, wood or coal burning
engine.
112H H. P. Agri. straw, wood or coal burning
engine.
ash. P. Portable engines on skids. ~
Richards steam engine indicator.
Crate bars, Fire fronts, boxes, hangers, col
lars, coup ings, washers sash weights, ETC., etc.
from stock. Address, st. Paul Foundry Man
ufacturing Co. 348-e.o.d-361
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E>OR SALE st. Anthony Hill and Dayton
T. Bluff residence lots for sale by s. Lee Davis,
$50 jackson street. 1853 800
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EREE LCNCH-Oystera and Turkey, Christ
Il mas, from 9 q. m. to IL p. M, at Doves,
and Bridge square. 857-5s
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ErOR SALB-Houses and lots in all parts of
4 the city for sale by 8. Lee Davis, real es-
tate agent, $50 Jackson street. S58-360
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ErOR SALE-Twenty pieces of choice business
l. property for sale by 8, Lee Davis, 300 Jack
son street. S58- $50
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@ MOULD you desire to obtain information of
y any kind or about any person, strictly
confidential, write, enclosing stamp, to st. Paul
Private Inquiry, P. o. box 2517. 1 4
sun tues thur 337-367
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NEW POOL TABLES-At Doves, and
~ Bridge square. 357-S6S
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E>OR RENT-A large house on Franklin
& street, suitable for boarding house
John Kelliher, No. % East Third street. 348'
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HlEEPLE d HOSKEN, real estate agents, 6S
l. East Third street, conduct auction sales of
real estate, stocks of merchandise and household
effects at the residence.
43-sat-sun- tue thurs-1mo
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Real Estate.

L>OR SALE-Horse weight 1850 pounds, M.
4 Imhoff. II Mississippi street. 800
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DAILY WEATHER BULL ETIN.

OFFICE CaIEF StaSAL OFFICER
TAsmNeToN, D. c., Dec. IS, USELESS 2. NJ
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FOE SHE.

IGOR SALE-200 Loads of Rock for sale at
1 SOC per load. Apply Water Works office.
S5S-359
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DOR SALE@Seventeen and one half acres
Il fronting on st. Anthony avenue and adj
joining Merriam Park. This fine property is near
Union Park station, on the Short Line rail-
road. Will plat los good lots. Will be sold
at half its real value if taken soon. Apply to
s. Lee Davis, real estate agent, $50 Jackson
street. 358 $50
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ENOR RENT OR SALE-Newly furnished cot
L tage, on Sixth street, between Bates avenue
and Maple street, Dayton's Bluff. Inquire NJ.
D. Miller, 16 West Third street. S55*
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A Contest over: school Seats.

Quite a contrst is now going on In the
School Boa d, over the cont t for fun
nishink seats for the new s3hot l. now In
course Of erection. The lowest bid vas
from the manufacturers of the "F.sb.
ion" seat, Philadelphia, the next from
Chicago manufacturers, and the Highest
from the Keyttone Manufacturing NJ UOm.
pany OF Philadelphia. A strong effcr
has been made TO secure tho accet tapce
OF the Keystone ComT auy's seat, because
the castings used in their construction
are manufactured at the foundry of 81
Il. Pickt Il 81 Co., of this city. The bids
Sere received a. the la meeting OF the
Board, and last Nigh the committee 4
whom they we're REFEREES met and a Rreeti
TO report In favor OF accepting the bid
for the " Fashion" seat. The sentim ami
OF the Bosri is divided, and q lively
un Is expected at the regular meeting
on MoncaV evening, when the report Of
tue committee will DO presented and ac.
ted upon.
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From the New York star.
MARRYING AN INFANT.
now An UNPROTECTED HARVARD
STUDENT WAS EHTRAPPED INTO
MArRrMONY,

now AN UNPROTECTED HARVARD
STUDENT WAS RHTRAPPED INTO
MATRIMoNY.
In the shit for limited divorce,
brought By Annette e. Tllden against
Milan q. Tilden, Judge Barrett, In
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
granted an order dir, citing the husband
TO pay bis wife $3.50 counsel fee and
e26 q week alimony, pending \ deci-
sion Ia the action.
Mrs. Tildon says that she was mar
ried in 1874, BY o Justice Of the Peace,
her father and mother and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Bostwick being the only wit
neases. BY agreement the ceremony
was kept secret. Mr.. Tilden being in
law an infant, as he was only IL years
OF age, end desired to procure hia
degree at Harvard University before
acknowledging his wife publicly.
Tue young couple, however, passed
as beivg engaged.
lu 1876, Mrs. Tilden ayers, her hut'
bAud ceased tO vislt her and since ths
marriage, by the death Of bis father VII
liam Tllden, he has received fortune
of 100000. MIR. TiIIeD, In reply, sayI
that when the CEREMONY Of marriage Wai
performed he was somewhat under the
Ia flu-Lc OF wiDe, d that his you'll
anu iUexperience we're taken advantage
Il. ihs marriage, he claims, was only
intended as an engagement, from whict
Ihsy released each other, and Mr.. Til
deD conit ssed that she had . design oil
him. These charges she denlet; but b.
has commenced suit TO have the cere
Douy anuulled on these grounds. Th'
trial will be bitter one.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23

Hon. Clarkson N. Potter, who Wa
suddenly seized with illness In Albauy
few days ago, is suffering from
Bright's disease and his condition. /
critical. He has been removed to hin
home.
A dispatch from Engineer Msluls
to the Secretary Of the Navy giya
late and accurate information "a d
the survivors Of the Jeannelte. Ne.
vile, Danenhower and eleven men an
at lrkutsk, comfortably housed. Tia
others have not been heard from.
Having been troubled with q very bad
cough for about two years and haylnr
tried elmost every cough nAixture thai
Naib ever made, have fou nd none lAli
hss given me such great relief as Dr,
Bulls Cough syrup ana ! earnestly NJ
Ommend iL 70 ell an cted. BENZ. II. Due
GAN. II Park Place, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
RObbInE a Young Lady,s Grave.

LYNoHBuRo, Va, Jan. 20.
A mytterions outrage occurred two or
hree days ago ntar tamplin's Depot, in
APpomattox ooubtr, the particulars OF
which have just been reported here. On
New Years Day young lady named
FleIsbman, OF respectable connections,
died and wa in due time buried. Since
then II has been asceItained that the
grave has been desecrated and the re-
mains spirited away without any clsw
being left as to the perpetrator or the
motive OF the deed. There is no medi-
cal college near, and the whole affair 10
wrapped In mystery, occaSioDinR much
excitement In the neIghbOrhooG.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
The spuyten Duyval Disaster -.
Hew fe 0oouProA, u

The @puyten wuyval Dssaster -.
Hew he 0eeuProa,
NEW YoHK, Jan. 20.--EdwArd S,.,
ford, engineer Of the first locomotive ~, y,
the Albany train, which was run ,r,a VI
BY the TarIJtown train at Snpv,"OS WV
Duyyil q week ago, testified before ''su ,su
coroDer's Jury to-day that eeyen minu,..
elapsed from the time his train .toOa'.
until the other train struck II. 1su
crash broke the draW-bar between : ny ~
two engines. The second engine h.s
control Of the aiF-brakea. "'u
Archibald Buchanan, engineer on n.
second locomotive, testified that he b'S s
10 pounds Of air IN the cylinder, and y
suddenly went down TO 20 pounds. WbIoI
showed that somebody had applied NJ NJ
brakes. ~'e
Henry ID. Welsh, . bartender Al XII
cullen's Hotel, testified that he Asw ~.
express train standing on the track ANY, S
brakeman standing near the rear q,
When the Tarrytown train was be1d
the man ran back shout 1870 feet. ~
mailing As he went. II be had starss
when the witness first saw him he corS
have got to The cut before The Tam
town train emerged.
A. II. Catlln, who has charge of II.
ali-brake department Of the Hudso"
River Railroad, testified that be fourS
the brakes OF the Albany train all rI0h
and that the train must have 49,
stopped BY ssme person pulling the yIlw
rope.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23

HoUsEs that oRn be rented for $40
to $12 q month are now 80 much in
demand that it is thought at least
about 800 buildings will have to be
erected this year to supply the demand
next year. It Is said that about 200
additional houses could now be rem cd.
1t is now believed that the fixed stars
were placed so far aRAy 10 order that
the patent medicine man couldn't get
here to paint on the rocks.
Eleven thousand tons Of Ice were sold
In Bangor, Me-, to New York parties on
tuesday, at $l,26 per ton, deliverable m
July.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
wreck ana Fire On the Rail.
FATAL MAsH-UP ON THE CENTRAL KEW
JaRsEY-BROKERA AXLE THE CAUSE.
Z a., Jan. 20 l8a2


Tho Western bound freight train on
the LshiEh aud SuSq uebanna division OF
The New Jersey CeI t al Raliroai met
win s'r,Ous accident near Rockport
e'at on I 'ls IN ing. Tue Gfa,n was !,
long ont u III running at a ia rats OF
DoeC, ~neD al axle of q freight cor
br ikt I'd dropped to the track, Causing
q Re.tral sn a,h-up OF from nfteen to
twenty tars. Henry Endy, brakeman,
was Btandlpg on the ear TAR the one
which caused the wreck and a. inst ant
~ killed. The other brakemaa narrow-
y escaped death by Jumping.
But le delay was experienced In
the movement Of trains, as the Wreckers
were Immediately sent for and soon
cleared the main road. Several years
ago Endy was seriously injured by an
accidentsimilar to this and had only re-
Gently returned to duty again. his re-.
mains were taken to his home at Tama-
qua, where he leaves = wife and several
children, from whom he has been sspa-
rated for some time.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
vssn sasur aay,s Iaas Eaision
A HUMANE soC1Erx.
WORK DONE Bx TIE 9. P. Q. A. DUR
ING THE Past YEAR.

ING THE PAh1 YEAH.
The annual meeting ofthe Delaware
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals, was recently held In the
Office Of Edward Binghuryt. Tie
following officers were elected TO serve
for 1889. The result, which has not
been published, is as follows
President Edward BriBghurst.
Secretary and Prosecuting Attorney
w. II. Hayes.
Treasurer-Miss Annie Bemple.
Vice Presidents for New Castle
county-Dr. d. w. Maull, DIR. +. 9.
Dunlap, Geo. z. Tybout, William n.
Candy, Joshua T. Heald, Joshua
Maris, J. T. Cause, J. B. 6pottswOod,
Charles B. Lore, George II. Bales, Y.
James Belt, William Dean, Ashton
Richardson, William Candy, p. N.
Brennan, E. @. Bradford, Jr., George
w. Bush, Wm. ID. Clark, Il. g. Chal-
lenger, Samuel II. Dixon, John @.
Corbit, Charles g. Rnmford, r. N.
Buck, Geo. g. Lobdell.
Kent Ceunty-Manlove Hayes, T. %.
Coursey, George v. Massey, James IL.
Clements, ,Richard Harrington, George
p. Fisher, Richard @. Dale, John Il.
Nicholson, John T. Jakes, Hon. job.
w. Hall, WIT. Cummins, J. v. SmitL.
Sussex Couuiy--Jacob More, John NJ,
Houston, P. II. Causey, John U. Haz-
card, David Burton, james Ponder,
Hugh Martin, Simeon PennewIll, Or.
X. q. Hazard, William A. QuiDI',
Harbeson Hickman, John 4. Aoort
Eon. James r. Lofiand, w. Sermsn.
Board Of Managen-Edward BIinl :
hurst, Austin Harrington, Miss Annie
Semple; Rev. r. b. DuVal, William J.
Maxwell, Mrs. Sarah BIibghurst, Will
liam Canbv, George W. Newstead,
Elizabeth Hllles, DR. ID. w. Maull, W.
Ii. Hayes, Bula Ceeds, William M.
Candy, p. A. Brennan, Martha Jones,
Gertrude w. Nlelds, Mrs. c. q. Rum
ford, Mrs. K. B. smith, Miss Eva Crouch
Mr.. Bringhurst said by virtue Of ali
amendment TO the charter Of the society
passed by the last Legislature all fines
/ recovered In suits at the Instance OF the
society, go to the soc iety. Aessrs. Bring
hurst and Harrington reported Il at they
had attended the annual meeting Of the
| American Humane Society, held In Bos.
u
ton during last October aud presented
several papers that had baen read before
the American Humane Society. Mr.
Harrington reported the conviction ol
Charles D. Agnes for overworking q
horse, fined $500 and costs; Philip Am-
bold for aiding and abetting q dog figbl
at the Columbus Inn near Wilmington
fined SIS and costs; d. W. Chandler
cruelty To horse, iined $40 and costs.
The Treasurer, reported paid out dur
ing the year $ll1.70; balance In thu
treasury $500. In addition TO the casel
above mentioned the society has done 1
great deal OF quiet work during the year
many eases OF thoughtless cruelty lave
been attended TO, aUd q repet tion o
them deferred by jadicious advice glveI
in each instance. AS general rule th'
drivers and owners OF horses and othe
dumb animals when acquainted will
The law and the authority Of the society
have become more s0lictous for the con
tort OF the dumb animals entrusted Il
their care. In this way the society hs
done much towards The Amelloratlon o
cur dumb friends OF the brute creation
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
Vent Co. Real Estate sales.

The following Kent county farm
sales have recently been effected:
Farm OF Ii. c. Cooper, to ]. II.
Sims, Philadelphia, 28 acres, price
$500 cash; farm of @. w. Horn, to
John j. Pee, Philadelphia, 96 acres,
price 81, 700 cash; farm of Thos. Dra-
per, to l. Engle Cochran, Chester, Pa,
1876 acres, price S12, 900; farm OF Mr..
Meredith, Willow Grove, to VIM.
Brewer, Philadelphia, price $500 cash;
farm of Samuel MollVaine, Chester,
Pa, to Joseph Waugh, Hollidaysbury,
Pa, 13O acres, price 50, 606 cash, farm
located near Canterbury.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY. Januarv II bp AZ

IUEsDAYs January II, p. M.
FLOUR continues dull. but prices were
unchanged. Sales ot2 20 barrels, inelud-
ing Minnf sofa Extras at $3.50 for clear.
and al So70@s7 for straight; Pehna. extra
family, al 500 a 6.371< Western do. do
~ 20 % a I.2O, and Patents at 7.25 a 7.76.
Rye honr is dull at s4.T5 8.
Inas HIkAdH.@Mheat ~ a. y quiet but higher
sales OF MO bushels led at 4I.4I a l.42 !;
5000 bush. March sold at SI.44I. At the
open board, Sl.A was bid for January (;
81. n.4zior February; sl.l49< Ior March
and u 4iN Tor April. Rye IS steadv at o.
options are kc. higher. Sales OF $500
bushels, including yellow at Tic, white
al u 40. mixed at 7U1<c. steamer at
7g1<c. No. at 90 a 661Sc., and rfJecttd d at
January 'ne ss} open toT o1@FS SS was Pid for
March, and 7Zt. for April. Oats are In
moderate request and steady. Sales of
1l,0o bushels incluuing white at 50 5ac !.
and rejected and mixed at ASc, So d
bushes of March Aold aL Sic,
WAlsKY.-Western iron-bound sells al
81 10 per gallon
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX EFT
MONDAY, Jan. I6, s r. N,
BEEF CATTLE were rather dull this
week, but prices remain about
the same as last quoted. 500 mead
arrived and sold at the different yards,
at 4a714c. per b., the latter rate for extra,
WoAO III demand AT full
rates. $50 head arrived ard sold nj
the dnerent yards at 3K 6l<c. per lb
and lambs at ~ TIC. per ID, as TO cor.
dition.
Hoes were unchanged. AON
head arrived and sold At tue different
yards At lOc. per pound, the latter
rate 1or es ira.
kurk Drove Yard SD and Lancaster ave.
nue.. West Philadelphia. Jan. I.
sHEEP:-Extra, Ito to I2O lbs, OK to g.
Rooo, W 70 100 lbs. 611 a 5N fair, SO To 81
lbs.,, aA; culls, a N. Lambs.-
GOOD. ozSa7 medium, 5a5 common
Sz o0 " 70. Calves, q 4 &c. Arrivals, ,0OOt
Hay AND STRAw.-Receip pts OF hay. q
tons. There was q fair inc uiry for good
nay at el9, and exceptional sales In sin
gle car lots at 3l9 .o0@90 No. and infer
ior stock dragged heavily ut prices rang
ing from SIS down TO $40, according tC
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at ti50Is.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
Loaf a Horse.

Yesterday afternoon, Peter Mccall
took hose to New Castle for the
purpose of shipping the animal to
Philadelphia on the steamer Thomas
Clyde When the steamer landed at
New Castle there was a schooner made
fast to the wharf. AS the horse was
being led over the gang plank 1t slip
ped and fell into the river, aud before
assistance could be rendered was
drowned.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-23
Extenaiva RaIxuraa.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 20, 1ss2.-The
government authorities have made
extensive seizures of jeWelry at King
ston, Toronto, London, Guelph and
other places. One of the parties to
the systematic defrauding OF the GUS
toms, an American exporter, furn-
ished the department with informa.
tion which led to the seizures,