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Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Ciamono Ones eior aItio mere,
enb De uo9iuer ii9 FOR. Gin IN gam:
mel 6ioIc en- Spiarunins, % ben oil
ie no iom mn. Slot 10 Gents ior
buiItenicmhellt ,Sdrpe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
'Nsolanp Conn, Mtinn.
ST. 9febattorl

ST. Jtebattorl
Sermeo imbienoer ies Sstalins tOr
"0ecorab.g olten", ium leg MI bar
bolot / s 9lar, % ba nelten bpet
Manb paa upre &allter boloer Slaoel
90 letter 9ris berpaa, uil ies tiaaoe
mia at faa inb nosle yinier bertra.
Molano Comm lisser / 9torO for @lune
ben, oe 8uffala Gaer leber serislens
mem. Gangs bens BREEDER er lite laa
tibet Sfou. Oct &c III nGiten IL aar
iiben, at be forlts Settlere log zig
nso Der; be tom ka MOlano / 1eles
marten, Rorse, % berfra 1T oa Com
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correspondence.
Naribault, Quarts cote. 1883.

U"ktVWutII IItUtl0 oUIt, 1000.
ST.. Geoaftorl
9a ie9 ibug ienOer bem s1.15 for
at faa "Oecorab 9oiten~ ienbt til en-
ny a%bonnent, nil leg bermeo labe Dem
pIoe, at leg CT iuIOitanbig tilfrebS meo
SIaoet enbuer 6eniecnOe; leg timber
Oct baaoe lareri9t % laierist, og ie9
ptl plrte al al Ma9t for BETS llbbres
belle; ie9 lpnes 8lobet er iGroeles bill
It9t | 6o,bplb til bets Storrelie.
6oraaret nGrmer fla ber meo itor
yan9lombeb. Si r|eiier enonu til Spen
meb SlGbe, men Ell al De Iorite Oa9e
oil ri forbaabentli9 fao uore Siuls9tebs
ltaber igang i9ien. 81. =. Nunien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

gn ing Spoiter / liem 2)ort bar an
Iast Sag mob en- ing rig pise og for
LANCER $40 900 / Grltatnins, ioroi bun
bar bribt Def @steitubs 2oite, bun
bauoe 9iuet ham.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
The Pioneer Emigrant Line,

erie Scrnbaneu, p~eoIisebOIoer os ret
iRrbigsior t%iIflIoe lit Henome iom ben
beolte Sernbanelinie / Nmerita. Sperg
enbuer3 umpitibs. = siagerusent i geltsn
eiter giuetter for ebers SI99tninee pe
8enrer, ira Jtem Yort I'll builtenioms
beIlt Steo / De 6oreneoe Stater, meo
6rie Sernbanen.
Striu efter Sart o9 6aanbbos / Bet
norlte Sprog, iii 9ernbnletompa9niets
8ontor, q 2. GIart Ctr, Chicago.
20ti.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
@asre I.nO.

"gSsus 9eaItb Henemer" gjeonopret
ter Sanobeo og yips 6~.ifbeo bslbre
be- Opsptpiia os almins"''a &iens
SpRttelle LOO.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Sobnion & @rupel, Grinneu, Soma,
tiger: "gi unbIaosr alori9 al anbeials
gropns .Sron Sittsrs iom ct eoot %
paalioeliat Stprte. Oiooel.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Drowning 8ictorias Selbreb er life
rar, og bog TOrlitrss Der, at bun iuIste
i'm 9amle 3iensr Sobn gropn til Ora
pen Der iorleoen Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Sararine pil belbrsbe SorltoppeIi
o9 Mangel paa 6oroeieIle. 6prios
ben ben lGl9es hos
16.6rn. &. &. @eiier.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

6. s. HidurO, Geoar Sails, Soma,
Tiger: "Sromns >Sron gitters bruoes
M min 6amilie meo uelsiorenoe Sol
der."
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

6n tiOIi9ere 6presSuOit ueo 9iaun
Eoette iorbauier for Chen be europRie
lie Opera . Seiosere ueo lin iielone
imutte Senor>S temme.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Sorrse VOrpas bauOe gefolfninsen /
Saratesa, %. g., bait SIabefore uai
bruot | III 0a9e.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

lnrpooer Rotter, Mus, 6ottelafer.
Nprsr, SGgsclu9. Stmf, 6bipmunt.
@opber. - 6spts hos Sria6'ittr.
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6aaoe.

s'7t Il en- passt Set.
y, ,.aS'l ION leg bar let.
pa: ~ "a Sa8iro oil bet itaUe;
nv ~ 5ns'tsren Tan luue,
,.' ben bare maa:
BETTE Del fUritoa.
sa.,os ''os'f'r Altart Os eng,
q ssS ben muntre 3rens
, ! nit anOet,
n, ,'l0 paa Sanost,
a /, n g. , s'0n bar Iast.
y ''f formeast iaat.
ia nilot zig tranQer irem
5,1 a~Sa i stosens Stem 80"
10 s'rFn eoOiana ipnser.
i s S,s'Fs @rsne spnser.
n. S'a'a9en M Gnoe?
. IN oil ssier uinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
q. E. Weiier

bolber Browns Grpectorant mob Soite,
NorfisleIie cs SGring. 5orieg ben
Sen er bsn bebIe i Yeroen. l6.6m'
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spalte.
IA sronOmeter.'o
CIV ~, al Mari 5rOain.)

ztiv'N
.,rr,,piues 6urtOi iOrIilte
90 ,.,t. oanS 9uitrn Os tuenos
y, rlescns ban ielU meO lpD
'''s ~, r,ooet. TN IiOen, Odars
~, - flaacs par Oeres hlem
n'1 P,orl. 9oOe boOOe DC itff'
:, ION bapOe 6rotte paa'
o, ,,r 2cunc 6ratte bptfeOe
tbi &inOen Uar ltarp'
y' ;, At ScIitabet tlsnO'e 'ls
snlStr. blcp 6ratten trut1
~, bporpaa ban bIsO las'
4 r.,,,r Of Rammcraterne. TN
ooob nGiten par Torbt,
-, pOtOmtc, iaa man paa w
;rosenSe 9OnOe. Gen MATTE
: ~ n,,,t ipiieIis, trntte man,
mgnocae par tart moi I'll at
,,,r,, Us cfter zen. Zen oob'
;no,bolOt tun Masnelia.
INIT, Gag i%uOmmeOe en- anoen
>, gss, 9oiItsn De bette ''m
NJ iortarcoe meO OpO satHtm'
G1a sen rttenoe Dag 'aa
,,b NGso OUcrOrosntlls Ans
i. Io,tcsss BET De M I'll ste
,fraartot Menneiter a f9e''' Nap
,rstte ION 9(OOlisnaI. Men
;,,ianst upen at nnGrte Dem.
...;,,r TOM ct anbet 6artot |
e nj im narO'o' al DC Ss'0O maS.
-, iroalsoe al 6aab PM Heo'
Nm . ne. Ge ltprepe en- anoen
Il life Die paa De Seenoe
:, spis 6icrte uar narpeo at
|. :; ,,rtpiplelie. Dc bauoe auee
:. + gar Sage iiOcn miltet Mfes
:, soytcncn buiiteOe pa SrSene:
/ = sSsl" ollie ialot paa RnG
w sare, buorp0a aaptsinens
l.. ,,suu paisoe. Soen git bolt, o9
La rpo, itraaleIOs Stlue-bOIOt
: iunte peb ben Deltre SOr'SOnt,
srssnssiter iorrettet'lHOdsf paaHF
inc Sopeosr, ltuINe DC bdpe
l. # h~alsluia, ON be blot bauoe
|. srritr Ssrtil, tbi ct 9Th laa
NJ scl lite langt psrfra, oisns
Nm 6eniist at tOnlme De lllpfs
aBi1lp. Scr par laaleoes ON
gsriuo. 9lei, tun en- mag Otus
nsru. Zen roOe Stipe 'ant
2ablit, os MlOrfct sIoros Stis
rr.iat. @ten eiter en- Stunos
6srss gareorag % en- opb Holt,
ImBa: "nuaei!." De Stlbbrlone
if, ipare oeres Gunse nesteos
sn 1itntite. &eonin9sbaaosn
m evins on 6Iaaoen % ltpreoe
stbst Iiss ira Steoet. Can't
b Rpal for Oe 2lrme. Taaoens
u1 hsrts or, % Tor anoen San9
M ssbs Stemme: "6auoi Slant
[r Hvn CT g." Raptein Houns
! 5yitsNe til iine Mtgnb "yao os
z uR Stsmmer / en- 6uilten Os
tu' "a M tom poa en9an9
< mtiolois huiiten Of BET lille
Id par yin, ON Ret bertes-i
III faIn Gpb. 0ereiter peb Sap
u ttt bpao Der bGnoet, tbi oa ban
ten til lin Sspipltbso, Iaa ban /
Ns Ra5pi.
/ :tibbulonss deonins baube be
Ut IN 9RnoeIle, Der Stfe optog
nh Il SiebIits Sib,-ost Sieblit,
E,nn gaa 6arteiet bIeu opm9rte
ia & 6OruIptteoes SisnaI, :
Fln bar gap ira (iosns Begun
sttsnd Og ~iummsnltiaei be S9ns
Z u taIosr (%iIfGIosts g9rt. "a
pa srUoe laast Ganotanten. lab
-snH Yaa GGttet meo en- Sibsl /
1. SoSsn iaIot nso, ban BOZ
Tn At tase Den Op, / bet iamme
Ni ii at fate et Slit paa ben
stioe, mob buiItsn ben fjerne
s aIttsntNs zig iom ct Spell,
a1 Il eetunO, tbi / nGite Sie>
III alt merit. Ren 8apteinsn
'9aS Der par paaiarbe. San,
9Th % BET itiabnsipansre Oisblit
"a <lNsns SespnbeIie baut bette
u lS'spe, Os De uofsrts Bet, tbi
S''R'm'tsr 9aar aIoris gait.
N'l'H'ifT betDOsr egentlis 5ios-
@lpHtt BRIGGS M ON be beoite
nH:aasnSe CONNIE rlbre.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Gnbuer Trsusier, Ser eier mere enc
$3.50 betaIer NormueeS Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Gen rationale fifle> 2lsiociatiou bar
pal9t Il. z. Gront til I'm Trelioent oQ
Sirettor paa yeuetioen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

III De 100 Wteolemmer al 2s9iSIa>
turen | Seras er blot De - Isote /
Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Selpmorb tiltaser baaoe / ben rus:
fife q p~reusiiife Nrme.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
Gratis uOoetiua.

1000 Erspes SLATER al @Srowns Gr:
pectorant forGret bort hos
16.6m. u. =. @eiier.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

6uiltet / beenbe bar 9oo
& loperfre? s Ger ~Snnomirtb"
Get Iipli9t guilt % uiOIet far
ueoe ,alouerfrs uom9rfer Jig ueo ltorrc
Segt, ltorre p9 IGn9sre @robarbeo iamt
ueo itsrre Mtobitanbstrait MOB &eir>
lisets Snouirten. Oct graasronne,
brunastise eller bro9coe 6rc oerimob
itaar / iaa 6enieenoe lunst nnoer oct
icritnGunte; BET bruno er enbuer Sens
bet boarlislte. 6or yanomanoen
Ell Bet iaaleoes al Ti9tigbeo blot at
tiobe ianbant 8louerfro, iom moeboloer
meset az liuIist guilt % iiOlet Iaruece
Sre, men iaa bruno.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
farntfit, gnfft % Daurn.

Spasmobic GpIic. 9enne
Sp9oom, Der beitapr / ~trampaotioe
WauesS merter, bar man folsenoe Mios
Del imoo. Mtam siper Soften ct aIios
renoe NsiobeI, beltaaenbe af Ell lln;e
fintfnnlt aloe, 2 0ra6maer pulueri,
ieret Salpeter us J Sra6ma pulues
~ri'eret eapiscnm, tornet peo Sicily al
BLOB SGbe til Ell ausle. Suer baIue
Srne efter, 'aa lenge Oct bebopes, iaar
ben ell llnie al arpmatiif Nmmoniaf,
SplrttiiS o9 en- llnse inject Spirits
OF n%ttre," opblanbet / Ell balp 9oint
folpt Sano. Gib lite Soften / @aQop.
men LOO Den saa / pent Crap imeuenu
bpsr Gang ben faar lin 0tebicin. So,
laa Dor ben bper bolpe Sime boue en-
Snclprpitnin9 mcb lnntent S9be>Ionb
| Gncetarmen. Sor at binbre Golic
hos Nelte, lom Sntet beitiuer, n,aa
oeres 6ooer ioeli9 %foranbreS, iaa Sc en-
Gag faar ct, Ell anoen Tag ct anbet
Sla9s, o9 bet al Bet beolte, iamtioio
meo at DC faar not al gobt ~uellugtenoe
80, bellt uiIotporet, peo Sioen oerai
Dor De o9laa az % til boue liot Solt.
Sper Dag ber BE itrabeS ps puoies,
o9 ct Ear @anse om 0u9cn Dor Sc
Iaa liot SeuGsslie. Sebit oil oet uGre,
at S)elte, lom Tor lenoere Sib life
brl9es, life binoeS, men faar bper for
lt9 ell Stnae l2-l6 SOB eller l~torre.
Stuloe NIIoringen hos i%aabanne 9pr
life pare / ben beolte Sroen, 81 fan
man 9ipe Dem, buab Der / fe9elen 9aor
unber Naun al CONDITION Bomber, oo
bette tillaues beloist al fol9enbe Stof.
fer: Sag en- lln,e Spoplblomme, 4
Sradmaer iort Nntimon 90 , Grad.
maer tnuit Salpeter, os bIanb bette
til ct Huluer. Gn Oolis al bette al
o9 til oil uGre iGroeles lunot fOl
Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

6n Nuis / Suoen paaltaar, al $40:
rioa bar 3 Narstioer: Npeliinernes
@rontia9erncs og DC tiIreiienbe Spses.
On Sommeren leper Slorioae 8eicltnin.
gen al })ams O9 Sutter.Ror, ON Bin.
teren AZ lpge }lanteer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
Alt Muliet.

Gn 9anmel Dame RAIDER unQe 81.
ger, lom oil butte no9et beiIemt, til al
itriue bet op paa Speilet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
Erit. trit, frtt!

af 1snninss Opeaaelie al MibbeI
mob 9amorrbcibsr (piles) aiuss Yrspsr
gratis Dos g. :. @eifer. l6.6m.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
sos l1uoerteane6e erboIbes TerIer

sos l1uoerteaneSe erboIbes gerler
til lau.ite 6urs paa be fOrnemI tie 8ans
Ter / Stanbinaui.n, os Beng. ienses
siennem YOftanpisninser eft.r ~lauelte
ganfturs og ussn ertra Smtoitninser
for Niienber .ler Mobtaser til buiIs
teniombsIit aoresie / Norse, Sserise
% Oanmart unoer fulst Inluar. Geus
&c b.femlte til NfienseIie til bet samls
Qanb tunne til mig iusisnbsS | "Mos
n.psO rs.rs", pr. @rprsis euer / resis
ftreret 8rep, os tilitiues Nfisnoeren for
iaaIebes mostasne geIsb Suffering meS
o~nsaaense Ysft.
.. epeuisn.
@en.lsNsent for DoMinisns 2inisn,
SO Ga Gale Ctr. ghicuos. 10. 3m.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
Gol0 ifcrp uOfia.

Sararine for Slocet og yeueren-for,
log BET; Oct lelges hos
loom. g.. =. @eiicr
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
Capt. u. q. Seanion, Qssnt,

American Emlgrant Company,
y. .. Sor 1910 Ro. % State Ctr.
New gort, u. y.
eco WGrfc til: Som 6olee al
Ell mn Numererins / State Street bar
Dor 6ontor. Sp9nin9 iaaet go. %
iltebetfor tioligere 90. l6. grepe, Der
ienoes unoer ben tioIigere Nbresie, tom.
mer bog ri9ti9t Irem.
30.3m. il. 6. Seanion.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
Grcurlion til SfanoinaUien

Ben 26be April meo BEN sIesante npe
u9 burtige Camper "Spoian Won.
ard" Siuetter tote tun S28 Tul:
lars; Sour o9 Hetourbillet 52 1ol=
lars. DIAN Dor iitre Jig Silletter
uopboloelig.
6oruobetaIte SiQetter meo Monard
yinien III lnneite Hriier-
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
.Sfanoinapiife Gmiarant &onIpani,

SfanOinaoiife Gmisrmtz aOulpani,
Oct Rloite og paalioeli9ite Verels 8ontor
/ glmerifa. 8Jeunem oeune Snititution er
Der bjemienot pper 5 Miaioner Dollars
uoen Srpoeri eller S%etoItning, bperten for
Wfienberen. Naar Der Utilities % tpoeli9
o9 iu~loit9nois Noresie, iuoeItaar pt for
tontante Ben9e8 uobetulin9 paa n9unte
Toltzaontor.
8iletter ira Stanbinauien i9lses Of os
paa rimeli9e Siitaar. vi mootager pore
Yasla9erer itrar ueo 9~anoiigninsen /
Cattle 8aroeu % ier til, at De ps oeres
5Di tpmmer / 9oot Sebolo Ill Stationen.
vi uuoerretter Billet aieberen ON Qireiien
fra gteiu y)orf.
Pile 5orippr9sler b~eipares meo cmsaa-
eroe Ecit.
M0ro5fn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
0iD l(nt

Sfal man lenoe 8tr9e bjem til be lfans
hiuauilfe 2anoe, ba bpr man benpenoe fig
til bet
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11
'"''As saa Rcbus / 60. 90.

'' 700 spOrssmaal / go. %.
Soa nsen 9ioaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

Smaanotitier. = Gorten poo
gueret al ell So bortta9es paa fols
senbe Ntaaoe: Ssrpr buer Sorte Bag
liz meb en- ifarp tilipioiet Yinoe, opps
pet / "9titric ucio" (aqua @iortis), %
uGr noie meb, at Sorten alene beros
res. 6olo paa msb bette en- ll9es Sip,
% gientag Bet after ON / Tiger, buis
Ser enbnu ifuIoe fnbes en- Surte til
baae.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

= &erolins Camper er Ell Tortrlnll9
Selpsnina, naar De blot boloes / goo
Stano, men bette er o9laa oloeles neos
penorst. @lusiet mao puoles bper
Dag, 9Gsen tlippes, os life minolt
bsboues BET, at "tbe burner" altio MAJ
u9re rem, iaa ct f%tloitGnoi9t Snitora9
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-11

N'H'H'i'r betpOsr e9eutlis 5ioss
\ . %1unft BRIGGS MI ON be bepItt
'nH:'a'nSe somme ubre.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
A DIG IN THE RIBS.

Ben Butler Explains Bow He Came TO
Pardon The Wrong Man, and incidental
ly Gives His Critics Left-Handed Hit.
Boston, Dec. 29.-GeneraI Batter has writ
ten letter to explain the substitution of the
name of Stickney for Pond, in the recent COM
munication to the council, declining to pardon
Hathaway. The governor says the reason the
mistake did not strike his attention, was, he
never considered Stickney was pardoned at all.
He RENTED to him thirty days only, which he
thought he had earned by good conduct The
governor adds L admit the mistake and
it was a lapse of memory. | have
only one palliation to offer for it. There have
been so many Republican senators who were
treasurers of mills and otherwise prominent,
convicts in the state prison, or who would have
been there if caught, that 1 get them little
mike sometimes when [ think about them. l
cannot always distinguish special incidents of
crlme-of Winston, the HerdLds friend and the
controlling proprietor of the Post, from that of
Pond, the friend of the Worcester Spy or Stick
ney, who was convicted, from the treasurer
who ran away to Canada, who was not. Nor
does 1t aid mea any when l attempt to distin-
guisb the one as a Sabbath school teacher and
the other as preacher, as | do not always know
which was which, but | know the one was one
and the other the other. If you will inform the
public of the difficulties under which | labor
when / am dealing with couvicts of this high
grade for whom pardons are very much soguht
for by many very respectable men, you will at
least give them opportunity to sympathize
with me.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
Extensive alterations

George R. Finch, Esq., who lately pur-
chased the well-known Burbank place at
the head of Ramsey street on Summit
avenue has adopted plans for alterations
of the interior to be executed during the
season which will cost about $4,000. The
former hall and parlor will be converted
into hall with stairway,25 feet square and
and % feet high to the roof. The stair
way will have square platforms communi-
eating with gallery around the hall. The
windows will be of stained glass in opal
and Venetian antique colors. The vesti-
bule will be foored in mosaic and mosaic
floor will also be laid in front of the hall
fireplace. doorway 8x10 feet will open
from the hall into the drawing room, ex-
tending the whole depth of the house but
divided by a screen in gold and lavender
colors The library at rear of the hall will
be separated from the sdrawing room
by sliding doors and from the hail by col
umns and screens. It will be seen that
these rooms, which will be finished in
hard woods, natural colors, form a suite
opening into each other. The west wing
at right of the hall will be converted into
dining room, finished in cherry, mahog-
any stained. The kitchen and laundry
will be in the basement. The changes in
the upper story will mostly result from
the construction of the hall and will
chiefly affect the servants stairs and the
bath rooms. Outside the principal change
will be that the main porch at the front
will be extended with tiled terrace.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31

stable at Bethlehem" This simple st-uc-
ure was dedicated On Nov. 1, 1841, and.
named tho "Cbapel of st. Paul" It stood
on tne bluff, overlooking the Mississippi
river. on what is HOW known as Bench
street, and near the rear end of The Pho.
faeer Press building. It was genuine log
caoln' with one door for entrance, two
WINDOWS on each side, a cross at the front
on the cornice, and the old picture of it
makes striking contrast either with the
present cathedral or the more modern and
more expensive German Catholic church,
WI" ~nlch cost IN the neighborhood of $780,
900. At the dedication of this cbaneI the
reverend father expressed wish that the
place then known as ''Pig's Eye' MIGHT
be named "St. Paul." and from this little
incident the city received the name il now
bears, and which name has become farnil-
lar throughout the country.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
Other Buildings Of 1889.

Ansel OPpenheim is preparing to build
large house on Summit avenue during
1884, and has adopted plans prepared by
Radcliff, which show beautiful elevation
in style pure French Renaissance. The
plans are Lot quite complete and the Sc
lection of materials is not fully decided
bat the house will be built of brick and
stone-at the rear two stories with high
sharp pitched roof and in front presenting
three stories and dormer in place of a
tower. The entrance at tie front porch
will be between stone columns, and the root
at the carriage entrance will be supported
by stone columns, all corresponding with
the ornate style adopted. The rooms will
be large and the dining, room
occupying the left wing, will
have wide, deep bay, while tbs
parlor will have an orioIe balcony. 1t will
be a large, handsome residence and will
lack none OF the modern aids to home CON-
fort, although its estimated cost is only
$4,000.
The Forepaugh block of eight stores, al
the Seven corners, fronting on Seventh end
Eagle streets, is te be completed next sea-
son. The basement walls are laid, the
brick is on hand, and contracts have been
made for the cut stone. 1t will be three
story building, with the basement end first
story designed for business uses, and the
second and third stories divided into ele-
CANT rooms, with modern improvements
no nj n
cost not less than $4,000. lis exterior
walls of brick will be relieved by Kasota
stone trimmings. Gauger, architect.
Bishop Grace is building a mortuary
chapel at Calvary cemetery, tie plan and
design being by MacCartby. The chapel
built over the receiving vault will be Gothic
in style, and built of st. Paul blue stone,
with trimmings in Ohio sandstone. The
front will be highly ornamented, and at
the entrance there will be elaborate Gothic
carvings and scrolls.
DeCostar & Clark will build in 1884 new
warehouses, having two fronts of so feet
each and each $50 feet in depth and five
stories in height. These buildings are to
be of solid commercial character and
semi -ire-p proof in construction. In gen.
eral character the design is plain, without
decoration. and the buildings will have a
quiet, imposing effect, strictly in accord
with their use. Carpenter d Teitz, archi-
tects.
This firm is engaged upon designs for
two other commercial buildings OF large
size, but liberty is not given for present
publication. It can be stated, however.
that their style of construction and de-
sign will introduce features of building
new in this city, which include the latest
Improvements now in approved use in
New York and tie principal cities of
Europe. On the two buildings the expen-
diture during 1884 will be about $500, GOO.
The residence of VIM. Rhodes, Jr., in
progress at Sammit avenue and Kent
street, covers a ground space of about Ask
60 feet, occupies an elevated site and is q
handsome frame house of two stories and
attic above stone basement. It contains
on the first floor a square hall and stair
case ascending to tower, parlor, sitting
room. dining room. library, kitchen, pan
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N. M. Harts residence.

On the north side of Summit avenue,
near the line of Walnut street, Mr.. q. M.
Hart has in course of construction large
handsome residence, of Which Mr.. Gauger
is the architect. It is at this time enclosed
and partly rooted, and covers ground
space of 40x80 feet. 1t is three story
building with French roof. The exterior,
the walls being veneersd with st. Louis
pressed brick, will present modern
French style, quite attractive and unlike
any other of the fine buildings of that vi
cinity. By steps, porch and vestibule, the
main entrance will be into large room
designed for use as a sitting room, from
which a stairway will ascend A feet to the
roof. On the same floor will be parlor,
bed room, kitchen, etc. On the second
floor there will be six rooms, bath room
and closets. On the third floor there will
be six rooms, and the tower will
have one front story room. The central
and prominent features of the front exile
rior are the two-story porch and the tower,
which latter is sixty feet in height. Plate
glass for the windows, hard wood finish in
the principal rooms ard thorough modern
improvements throughout, are general
features of the building, which will proba-
bly, be heated by steam instead of hot air.
This residence when fully lit up, as on &C.
casions of illumination when the high
tower room as we'll as all the rooms below
will be fully lighted, Will suggest the bril-
liancy of sunny France, if not the imegin-
alton of palace in fairy land.
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atus for the conservatory under that part
of the building.
The main hall on the second floor is fin
ished in English oak. The ceilings are
hand painted in oil and the walls will be
hung IL deep wine colored tapestries. AT
the front of the hall is guest dressing
room opening at the right into
the principal guest chamber which
looks out on Summit avenue
and over the city. A low window in the
dressing room opens to the balcony over
the grand porch at the main entrance.
These rooms are in Roman style, finished
in mahogany, the ceilings painted in oil
and the walls hung with tapestry in shell
pink and gems darme blue.
On the Dayton avenue side of the hall
are the chambers for the daughters of the