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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04
Ex-Treasurer Glenn Embezziemeut.

FRANKLIN, Ind., April 2-The case of ex-
City Treasurer Glen, charged with embez-
cling 81, 100 ri the city funds, was called in
the Justices Court this morning He
stated that he could secure his bonds
men against loss if further time was granted
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04

Cesar had his Brutus, Charles his Crom
we'll and Senator kellogg his Price" is the
Chicago Times way of putting it.
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Kellogg says it was mistake-that LITTLE

kellogg says it was a mistake-that little
matter OF his indictment last week 4
Washington special says:
Kellogg as a Senator. has been favorlte at the
White House As a Representative ia the next
Congress he will still hold leading position IN
his party. For y variety Of reasons he hiss firm
hold on the Republican leaders For TWO years
ne has managed to protect himself from The
present Indictment OIly a few days ago said
he would escape now, and he does not disguise
his disappointment. In public he says IL was
mistake owing to the Attorney General absence.
In private he uses other and stronger language
Let as hear from Brewster. Attorney General 4"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04

DORSEY swears just like a man who does
not believe in the existence of God.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04
Beautiful Women

are made pallid and unattractive by funct-
ional irregularities, which DR.. Pierces
''Favorite Prescription" will instantly cure.
Thousands of testimonials. By druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04
There is one objection to female suffrage

There IS one Objection 70 female suffrage
that we had not thought Of contempo-
rary gives it as follows:
Eater old lady of a certain age: 81 wish to
register, sir" Your name. please?" ''Almirs
Jane simpson" Your sge?" BEG pardoui"
Your aee?" DO understand that must give
my ageT' "Yes. miss. the law requires il -
worlds, Fir would not tempt me to give il! Not
that / care. No: had as leave wear IL on my
bonnet as a hackmau does his number: but I'm
twin. and if my sister has a weakness II is that
she dislikes any reference made IN her age; and
could not give my own b. cause do not wish to
offend her"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04

crimes that ever disgraced the records of In.
diana. Let the bands begin to play.
Peeile's testimony will be interesting.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04

CARDs.-Send four Scent stamps for fine
new set of gilt cards, "0ur Girls"
WHITING, 80 Nassau street, n, Y.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04

Pure Cod Liver Oil. made from selected livers.
on the seasnore. oy Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York 1t is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken it prefer IL to all others.
Physicians have decided 1t superior to any of the
other oils IN market.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04

Chapped hands, face. pimples and rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made b. Caswell
Hazard & Co., New York.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
Dropo5al5.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
Il TRANSPORTATION.
DEpAnTMEYr OF TIE INFERIOR.

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. WASHINGTON March 10 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed ' ProPoa for Beef"
Bacon Flour Clothing OF transportation &C. as the case
be- and directed to the COMM soner Of Indian Ahair
D. M ESD y APRIL "a 1855 Tor furnishing for the
Indian service about 10000 pounds @ POUNDS
6SslHs N 9o nonDds FonT so 900 po1uds Feed 500
pounds Hard Bread $1,000 pounds Homny 5000 pounds
Lard loo barrels mess PorK, S3OOO pounds klce oOUO
100000 pounds Soap 5000 pounds Soda 10000 pourds
Sugar and 100000 pounds Wheat 80, ., ,, T.,
so Blankets Woolen and Cotton Goods consisting IN
mart OF Ticking $4,000 yards. standard Calico 100000
wards; Drilling 10000 yards Duck free from al sizing
10000 yards Denims lOOO yards Ginghsm 10000 Yards
Kentucky Jeans 2-O0O yards Cheyot $1,000 YARDS Brown
sheetng 2OOO0O yards Bleached sheetnS sOO0O yards
koy shtng 10000 ards calico ShiTting 5000 yards
Winsey yards, Clothing, Groceries, Notions, Hard
ware Medical sup Hes. School Books &C and long list OF
Forks c about 476 Wagons required for the
vice In Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Isrrisoy
Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada and Wisconsin TO De
delivered az hicag0 Kansas civ and SIOUX CITY Also for
such Wagons may DO required adapted 70 tne climate 0I
the Pacific Coast with Csfornia brakes delivered at san
Francisco
p that may not be contracted for TO Do ds Veed at the
Ageucies- ,,,
showing tie kinds and quantities OF subsistence
supplies required Agency and the kinds and quan
blank proposals conditions observed Dider- time
and ace delivery terms OF contract and payment trans
urps ed appt ati0n 10 the Indian Oce In Washing
ton, or n Os 90 aud 81 Wooster-sL. New York Wm. H.
Subsstence o = A. at Cheyenne Chicago, Le9venv0rth
Omaha saint Louis Paul Francisco and Yankon
following named places In Kansas; Arkansas CITY, Burng
caldwell Dodge Guy EmP9ris Egreki Gi eat Bead G
cine Lodge Newton. Usage city, Sedan sterling Topeka
Wellington. Wehs and winfield -, -. ..,,,, 49,,
bidders are invited 70 be present at the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
bids must be accompanied by ce tined ehecks upon
amonnt OF the proposal II. PRICE, Commissioner.
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nteanhnnts nnn iaalIroao5.


0TTINORF AND OHIO RAILROAD.
B MODEL FAST LINE TO ara TIN wssh;Sg,ou. wm;ST
-, wa thaIa'es ,s Dan nsylvanil RR. Depot ,,-.
s19dsT ST n ap SToa9a 5 sSeas eoScS,
t59Sa cncinnat ST. Louis Connects Tor all points
,%sfTtpxreHr Daily WASHINGTON and al points wSs
,Dng AZ Gompanys ONCE Sl5 and II Broadway SSS Fulton
=; GP%TRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
,sToOkISa' IssaSS foot Of Fuiton:st- Iewers whlEt
EssSH Tnf pTO S scrsnsOS
s%gOP HT9 BsSss 9gsDGS Esd5 kSoTn SSsSSST
Reading Harrisburg. Ma9ch chung WilnamsporI AS'""
mFor Pennington Easton, Allentown, Reading AAr
nsburg, Maueh ChunS Aaxe.93; n Nv MsnH Snnk Tama
oGa sI DTtea + %ifesssTre HaTsSn &c
McTnS Sads ns lake f SS Sc
$50 %For E%slon Allentown. Reading Harn'OurF
MsT0s 1Ssy GqaS 1sS enxe m 70 m Bound Brook
and inieTmedste stations for Easton Ahen0"H
HFTseTg F1T SSTsSS ana az t5e ss 6a e5 7 O $40 Sss
SiS ?as 1913 dsS : 5otb sib $50 55 & 55 $50 75o
SIS =, a: s 10 1SS ieSS pnn: d ;! see time tables stations
PERTH AMB0Y 10Y PSANGmb PaTtb GmbOy at s. sl5 HAS
For FreehOd at SIP lI:tS tS % % i is5 14s epm
NtTIF5 NTIF5Wy!ggERsEY WNSyggIEEIR : SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
N VIA sATypgXs A,ygs P1eRk;s PGeRs Mr..
sTEAMf6 F66r + RECTOR HEs Fl R.sT,sao 81 ~
For Highlands seabrig6t Monmouth Beach and Long
For Atlantic Highlands p IN g.. Yoko
Liberty ,S:l9 m, l'Ao. p m lor L"A0
wood Manchester. Toms River, Bsrnegat &C - 30
las D m for Atlantic City. Ntneland BTldge'on ~O
s:l5 a m. for stations 10 Highlands =. So.,,,.n.
Il:45 a. LAS, 4:45 D. m foT stations W oeaoiiSn'
4 D. m for stations 10 SANDY H0ok IN, ,,,,
NrTW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHI LADELPbIA'r
Leave New York from Station O. Rk OF n ~ NIX
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts AT t:so so
m NJ 5S and BS.s:ss !, sIs 8 4a A. i'
Trenton 745. $50. l. 10 ~ a. soV' ''''' ~
IL m. SUNDAY. S:45 a 5;3o II p. M
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewY orE - craen
prom stations Phia Reading RR. Ninth ana n m
cts 73O $3.50, $3.50 IL l:l5. 345 54O o'o - p "
On sunday $3.50 a. No.. 800 ~ p. m. - o,- ,o I 2.30
From Third and Berksss, at 5:lo SZO S;i9 90 a. mn ~, -
90 $50 IL 80 sunday at s;lS ma M az "a ~ a m
Trenton l;25, $50 S;0S. 900 lO.Oo TO IN
90 624 1921 sunday. les 9:lsa m o. 69 " trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 70 oao n,1 New
and SLEEPING COACHES TO midnight trains "o" W
NOrk Philadelphia. -. fs,, station tn fronn
Connection made al jersey Sltg - - anu $500
BrOOkyp and DepOt Jersey OlS', -, QUO 0e, AO
Tickets loot or Llotit5
aAa a. goa broadway ana at the prncpa hoIes
"a sonrf and Annex Ohce. JeWeus NhafI, biOuNyt
y Srransfe~ COMPANY Will call for and check DaSgaSo
1iom notes OF i'Su0"H III p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
" "A STEARN- GEN Supt
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fecture5 duo Glectln9I.

JOHN B. COUGH" Platform and Personal
81 Ixpeuences" lecture ar Steinwsy Hall this evening.
before The Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen
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Brooklnn propertn for 5alr ano 90 fet.

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brick dwelling on the west CO.umbl Heights,
midway bet W een Fulton and Wall street Ferries overlooking
the bay and running gh 10 Furm wlta odsto
store Funans lot 2JXlJO; small amount only O cSl
required Address f. LESTER Tribune once
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Gin l1ropertp Go Get.

ITO LET.-206 FrOnt-st., opposite fultOn
Il Market now occupied by Doron's restaurant,
rutland & WHITING, 3 Beekman-st
TOR SALE OR TO LET.-On East 5oth-st,
3daye. 4story brownstone Sit;0V0 ~ y po,,.rat A.
rutland & WHITING, D Beekman-St
ITO LET. The highly desirable four story,
high-stOop. brownstone dwellin ghouse No IS G East
$50 between 9th Madison aves Applv, 70 H. u
PEDDER. Arnold, Constable & Co. l9th-st ana oIa'e
TTO LET-Tbe highly desirable tour-siory,
nigh stOOp brOwn.stOne dwelling house NO 81 ast o2e
At between SIN and NJ olson ayes Apply to IL C. PEDDGh
Arnold. Constable & CO.. 18th St and oth-dVe.
TINO LEr.-Banking offices, corner or Green
wich and Fulton sta. occupied by Old pOnihipn
steamship Company. and i0rmer occupied Dy lan aA'
These Offices are well situated f0r OahH s,eap Dd ra
Offices light airy, and have burglar anu he
proof safes. Apply 10 - .-.-~, ID, NJ. uoor, .
THE SHERMAN 49,.
This eleg apartment house, NoH l55 TO leI i ~ss'
4-th-st ready occupancy has extra larEe
insaring light aud air Is thoroughly hstc b
hydraulic elevators: supc ior Attendance cabinet ui'
througbou Apply on piemi ses. TO agents. L. A DA
CUNHA q CO, l.5l4 Broadway
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Mnslcdl Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, 1925. Pianos
ID %2Q7 80 Factory running day and night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY Washington -.
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9tora9e.
Gurouran advertisements.

~HEDV~"TF ~FNDN '7@|'FE'FFI'
T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
II Meat. Finest and cheapest Meathayorng stock for
soups, MADE Dishes ana SAUCES
IEBIG COMP. NY'o EXTRACT OF
- Meat. An invaluable and paata9le Tonic in al cases
Of digestion and debility. us success and boon
for which Nations should feel grateful" see "Medi
cal Press" Lancet" British Medical Journal 80
7 TFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
l. Meat. CauuOn-Genuino ONLY with fac-simile Of
Baron IIeblgs signature. in Blue Ink across label
This Caution Is necessary owing 10 various cheap
ana inferior substitutes being in the Market
I TEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF
- Meat ODE had Of all storekeepers, Grocers; and
Chemists sole AGENTS for the United states whole
sale only, {. DAVID & Co. FenchuTchavenue,
London. Eagand. go
Aker, MerIA & CODdlt. AckessOn * h1bJns IL b. q +
TuuIber & Co. ana Messrs. W IL Sclefein & Co.
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Gfrursluns.

CALIFORNIA AND THE YOSEMITE
~ VALLEY.
TWO SELECT EXCURSION PARTIES.
Under the of e. NJ Jenki1s Ormeriy O Cook,
Son 4 Jenkins 80 leave New York via Baltimore
and Washington palace
FIRST PA RTY-Goes April % Ia ST. L0us and down tbs
Mississippi River by magnificent steamboats, 10 New Orleans
SOuthen Pacific Railroad Texas New Mexico
and Arizona stopping at Houston san ALtOnO and Los An
gees. requiring - days and costing 800.
SECOND PARTI-Starts lay I to St Louis, Denver AMI
Lake following the route "a the party last yesr
Requires costs 81 %. All expenses OF the tTtp In
cluded in price Both parties include the Yosemite aud tho
attractions OF Colorado Both return home by Chicago and
Niagara Falls.
Descriptive Pamphlets and map Of routes ready.
Address T. VI. JEN NkINS. 257 Broadway. Nev-YOrk.
Programmes Of European Travel ready
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Oredn Gleamer5.

NCHOR LINE. L. ). Mail Steamers
"a NEW-YORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY.
from Pier 20. North River. NcwYOrK- .
ANCHORIA Mar. II. pm 4oNDNIA. Mar 81, ~ am
BOLIN ...-..Mar "l am IHCASSIA.. ApIu - " dll
Rates OF passage 70 .---..-u. ,,r, -.
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST Tor LONDONDEkR
Cabins 500 tickets AT red dcet rates
Cabin $40 Steerase-0Htward. $25 Prepaid 81
TOurs in scotland" rates plans &C. appy u
HENDERSON BROfdEko. genis BO|itng ,tteru
4 NCHOR LINE. -
~ LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
FrUIn Pier Al. North River, New YORK -,
FTrRNESSTA 4gg tons " sails sat. April 81
b iGRAVI May ~ June l6 and July y
re RNES IA ---.-..-..-...May 2G June - ana aug
CITY OF ROME. June g. July ia ana aug: 10
Cabin passage Sl2j, ing 10 accommodation
Second CABIN. So Steefa at loves rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Z bowling 0Ieen
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and drectlne TO the South OF France
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX D4RECE
CHATEAU LEONILLE. 4.OoO tons Neu' apr
CHATEAU LATTE. 4.no tOns So. N.il o. -
Travellers TOR France and Italy. Pyrences Fau
Nice &c time and expense by taxing this une-
CABIN zinc udiug winel $50 a." so 9teera&e' sd
'O P'''A@e "pp' " F. LIE BOULANGER. as Beaver.st
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Gountrp propertp manten.

XITANTED-To hire, furnished house on
w staten Island within easy driving distance m OF sS sae
rooms desired Address with terms T. B. l., BOX A. III
buue Office
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
Il EOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trans daily Sundays exceped 10 Boston NJ
a. (psroi attAeho1b, and 10 m fwith pa44eo
seeping csrsl sundays al ~ o. IN with palace aeePhx
ears). J. W..POPPLE. Agent =
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CORNER HOUSE-HandsOme rooms, excel
lent table small family, responsible party GSj Lex
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DouRLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

r,ess Trains leave NewYork Desbrosscs and Court
andt II. FeTries rs follows; =, ooo q an
Ga 700 Il .2O S 10 Limitcdl IL a. m l. 52O. 34O
q 81 4. 4 and . d. m. and IL night sundays D, q,
IS Limited and 10 n m. 4, g. T. ana D. H. snc IL
sIsysss Trains leave NewYOrk daily, except sunday at
72O a NJ and D running through VIA Irehton ana
Camden DhuoAo,nhto
1901 3O5. 800 3.l5 500 7.3U, $40 $3.50 ana II q ~
linpted Express $50 M o. to12 Lns@Gk nns o9 %
63O.N74a. $50 D. On sunday IS3Ol, S;oo o'<V'
345. $50 g. % 25 limited $50 745. and $40 p a
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden m and 4;3O m uAly
except sunday. .,---
Ofices 4S5. $40 Broadway, Astor House
Of DesOfosses and COurtandJ ConrlsI anu
Bro0Kyn Annex station Fulton-st, brooklyn Nos
and lis Huds0n-st H0bOken station. Jersey CITY
Immigrant Ticket orce. No Battery aud Castle Gar
den -,
The NewYork Transfer Company viii cali and check
baggage hotels and residences
CHARLES h. PUGH, J. X. WOOD,
Genera Manager General Pass'T Agent
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nESIRABLE APARTMENTS OF o rooms,
also partially furnished bachelors apartments 0f
rooms to let harrington 2jthst, near Madison
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EIRST. second, third story front sunny
L rooms. most comfortably furnished $40; 81 = PER
near 5tave b W L. Tribnne Uptown once. l2So Broad
way
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
East SIDE.

4 WFLL-LIGHTED OFFICE, furnished.
n suitable for yscian dentist Par0r privilege.
24thst.
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7 EXINGTON-AVE. 17s.--Laree second floor
room connecting bedroom both front every convent.
enoe gentlemen and wife Also large room running
water &c. S5 May moving.
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miscellaneous.

pRUSHES of every description at the brush
ID factory 36 Pearl articles the lowest pTices.
JOHN X. hoPPEL Manufacture.
nor SALE OR TO RENT-A we'll localcd
central pew IN the Church Of the inca nstieh Apply
AZ No. 3 Broad ct. room o. OF oRLIN Nj SAN fohD.
Attorney.
1N-STAMP MILL, new, with engine cont
HI pete and mining supplies tot saie on favorable ,em
Apply 10 i. r. plNPfkL with Zoo. L. bo~n son' -
finest
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Dress Maklna.

Jrfss uIuhIHy. .
DRESSMAKER.--By a dressmaker OF ex-
perence some engn genents by the day objection to
country Address j. tribune West side once 800 West
2Sd-st-
nRESSMAKER.-Au experienced dressmaker
would Ike fow engagements BY the day Address r,
tribune West Oce 3Os West Esd st. cor othave
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RAILROAD.
on and after Mar 1883.
GKEAI TKIEK LINZ

AND UNITED STATES MAIL hOt = 4.
TRAINS leave New York via DesDrOsses ana CourNah"'
1sfrisnrg PitisDurg the West and south with Pullman
palace ars attached a and p m daily New OK
and Chicago Limited OF ParOr Dining SMOKING ana Sieep
ING Car a 9 a. IN. every day - rrso n,
SyiiamsDort p M CORY ana rilea ~
D. m ,Onneoting al CORY for I1tusviIe Petroeun Oe
Baltimore Washington the south, LimiIed Washngt0h
SnIess of Pul m IN Cars daily except sunday ~
-, arrive Washington IN Regular VIA H. q T. X
70 - s.lS and 2O H. $40 and p m and JZ Aght' VIA
80 q y \ nd D.. IN and u night
s1ydsv via b. and p n. r.. a. IN, =; NJ ana - night
vi, IS and o. r X, D. IN and IL nlghL oa d, - - n,
ror Atlantic sunday o. 10 a N au p III w
SUNDAYS a m Through car on N 'Iaiu nm sotrrasvs
For Zane Nav except sunday 5l5 lllOa H. Oh 0a'uluAys
,Ppnnb u Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
and Amboy. a. IL noon anu D I-
on snuday a. docs not stop at Asbury fark ,..,,s
rot Annex" connect with All
Al Jersey CitV afording speedy and diiect NAhSi' "
Prom Pittsburg 620 and IL 20 M 7SO ana
lno,n n, DAILY From Washington and Baltlmofe ooU'
c.-oa m r s0 $3.50. 935 1880 and lOOO p IN suh9sy,
S90 G.sG a M lO.3 and 1850 From pa nloTe ~
" M ON sunday g35 D. m. From Phnadepnla o'9V 80
Eso & 20 s:SO $40 le40 ll:4O a. M l:2O = SiSO .oO'
SS9 = S0 $50 85 1920, 1875 and 1890 p u eundsy'
S50 300 $50. $50. 1l;4O a. ns $40. I5O BOO 4V%O'
1895 and 1880 D. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oID. D.EsTABLJsHEI ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
DnrpArNs EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN
nay STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. z IN
NETWORK.
,,ouprF TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
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Plans and particulars az the once OF
H. DREW & Co, West 2Sd st, Fifth Avenue Hotel
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| VNO RENT-SecOnd and third floors with
board by the year from MAY l. Madison square.
| Address NORTHAM. Tribune Uptown once, i'2SS Broad
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH. r. r.
TRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NV
(Pennsylvania X, r.. loot COIuahu'

IL YORK LAKE ERIE Al d MFNIEl , VA br'V-AN
iran yeInenf Of trains from Chambers street Depot
ga m-t,ucinnAti ana Chicago Day E1PieSS DI""iA5
roem Goa hes Buha and suspension B1dg p,eoI,
H. IN iDalyl-Fast II Louis Express arriving , h,
of m connecting with fast trains 10 The W est @
west Pulman's lest DawiBgroOm sleeping OoaouoS "
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
VI Between New York and Havre. .
pier North foot OF
bv this line avoid both transit by Englsn &
10y A y Si f9in esving the com any's dock at Havre d
rect for Paris arrival OF baggage checker
New YOr tn ough 10 Paris .,
ST. SIMON, Dura d..-- MeuhesuY. aitn - = y ~, '
iABKADOR, COl1er: :- Wednesday hAISn a. - Us
5snn6NA NDTT new S.rvao... .. Wednesday Nav %
cheeks payable at amounts SUIT oa tho Bdn4ae
Transatantique of Pans
For freight and passage apply 70 v . po,v,,g crasn
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s,tnatlons tuantco-- alales.

NARPENTER.-By a young Swede to WORK
~ on geuemans place. Is good carpenter takes goo,
care 81 nor or manager Of -four saw mill; not afa
of w0rk Adde'S sWEDE. Tribune Uptown Office l25
d,gaV
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West Side.

HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM TO let,
n without gentlemen oniy. Private family.
~. .
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COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a thor
- onehly competent single is good handler o. horses
Willing and active about his business strictly temperate ha
trsrcass CITY reference. call address l. c. lOZ Yves
Slstst
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OOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a first-cass,
reliable man. native scotland honest, sober and
obligng city AGdress W b. NO 200 West
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At 100 WEST 23D-ST Newly furnished
"A parlor door and rooms suite sngyi catsrsr In
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Gountrn propertp for Sale unn q Get

AT HUDSON, on THE HUDSON RIVER
u A couury-seat for sale exchanges acres iul ot
attic hne house locaii usuf-
passed improvements cty and country combined gs go
sde crv water lamps river view sulaDie LOT
winter will cash differences one OF the es'
spots the state for hotel
Apply TO 70 ,-,,- ,,rrr
ct . o
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GARDENER.-By an American, married man,
" no children understands the management Of hOtlOuse
flowers vegetable gardening &c good recommendations
ApuIv at
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NOOK.-By a French cook IN a private fam
u ny. best Of city references Apply at 3o East ST.
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I'D EAST 24TH-ST.-A pleasant furnished
~sD room without board TO gentemsni family private
fH EAST 30TH-ST.-Pleasant, sunny room,
tO third floor 1.-TWO flights nicely furnished grats nrs
and gas 81 weekly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-23
Board of Public Works,

At the regular meeting yesterday after
noon all were present but Mr.. President
and on motion Mr., Terry took the chail
and the following business was transact.
ed:
The chair was directed to have the Office
supplied with ICE for the season.
In the matter of the assessment for
the widening of Grove street from Pear
street to Broadway the clerk was ordered
to give confirmation notice. The assess
ment fer grading Beech street from Sew
enth street to Earl street was also com
pleted and the clerk ordered TO give con-
irmation notice.
Confirmation notice was ordered given
in the matter of the assessment for the
construction of a sewer on College ave-
nue. from a point $50 feet east of Rice
street to st. Peter street; in change of
grade on Robert street from Aurora ave-
nue. to jackson street; for grading Sixth
street from College avenue to Oak street:
for change of grade on Cedar street from
Second street to Seventh street; for change
of grade on Cedar street from Seventh to
Twelfth street; and for sprinkling Rice
street from Iglehart street to College ave-
nue. thence on Fourth street to Tenth
street.
The following was unanimously adopt
ed: To the honorable, the president and
common council of the city of ST. Paul.
The board of public works respectfully
submit that they have received notice of
the action of your honorable body relating
to the opening of st. Anthony avenue, a nd
would further submit that if it is the
opinion of the council that all proceedings
had with reference to said opening should
be annulled, that it will be necessary for the
council to send to this board an order an
nulling the former order directing the
board to open st. Anthony avenue.
Lot 1, block 6, Leech's addition, was
ordered to be reduced to $3.50 in the as
sessment for a sewer on Wilkin street.
The assessment was completed for
change of grade on Robert street from
for constructing a sewer on College
avenue from st. Peter street to Wabashaw
street.
The bidders bond of John Doherty for
constructing sewer in Ely's addition be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
for 1854, was accepted.
Ihe petition OF properly owners IN ref
erence to assessment for Wabashaw street
paving was referred to the city attorney.
The petition of property owners on Wa
bashaw street, to stop paving until the
granite curbing could be placed instead of
wood was placed on file.
The engineer explained that the con-
tractors were only putting wood curbing
intemporarily, not being able to wait fol-
the granite on account of the necessity OF
getting the road bed down.
The bills of Gus Moline on construction
of Ninth street sewer of $112; u. W. Mer-
rill of $12, for estimating cost of raising
buildings, and j. E. Norton, of $12 for
same service, were approved.
The assessment for change of grade on
Pleasant avenue, from Third street to
Ramsey street, was adjourned until Jnne
25.
The matter of cleaning rubbish in front