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AlrediIinIhn IiiA-

Onc OF the n OFT popular drug sore, In
Waco is that OF prs. Hamlet & khuber
Austin street. They have gained their
popularity 10y buying the purest nd best
medicines. Thi., comb RI with low
prices, being satls fled with email profits
an quick sales, is sufficient 10 attract Gus
In this instance Oil5lw
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To the I.adie.

our stock oi millinery, neck wear.
gloves, hosiery, embroidery and notion +
Of all Kinds il very complete, and the Ia
dies arr cordially invited to call and rN
anime our Dire s-making dcpai tmrnt. II Is
complete In every respect, and u liberal
patronage Is solicited.
Oiljt MRS. LECANp \ SISTER
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.ro,.nt. ANnt.oml.i,.-ra.
Scenes ami Itodeat. IN legislative life
at Austin.

In the loo columns ~ the Ex,MISEe
~ last Sunday mo ming the following
pa ugraph appeared
Mtny oi our pe"pl. arr a-toni.hrh ara notu
t'yr Hon john Moore, sl.Hl ha % 'u"n
hnuIitI uli urIpre the ~iilIrE-' iuSt-'ipa iuu
d, 'n,U,ii,,, t,t n VIVA. he knew nuuu Jack
not. aul uoi er hoo connection. witt Ga. p"h-
tau,IHrs Iaa.n. what Hil this lnuul-ItptIdi.
.nrsufurI with -aurlJs a. committee ,uppo,.
boo hnuIl .u.N 70 such ihius- u is almost
,u in-iI' ~ Mri-unAa county
The ExNuSgr did not deem it necos.
sAry to label tins 4 a mere uleH.Hutty,
ALSO utely devoid of guile or "mnl.,r
prepcnse,' and did not suppose Il ybody
Won 4 attach huN other significance h.
IT Ia "a few days, huwcve' 1t elected
the following communication from ia,
Hon A. r. Mckinney chairman of the
"Sifting4 Investigation Committee
Iror5 or otr.l..ll
Ilur-t or Enrf,sstNrtg-. ,
Et-u~. hptl" 80.
En- WACO tshMtsrr
In your issue NJ yestrrlsy YOU state ln eject
that Hon. john Moor r.pr"-"ut utNc irnu
lur iuyestiga ton committee recently a.l"nt-
d by the hpu-H pi representatives t. tell "hn'
he knew about Jackpot aud poker 10 ''nn''
tlun with the Icutt"ut.ar lease. No Il'-huh
wa prnpound IT MIR ore IN feieren'" q"
the ahoS --furntlourl -UhJert at alt 10y any "n'
20 ,nr,taI v in the iuScstixHtiung and uu &c
Cd m was taken IN the matter r'ntCilug In H.
slight, At degree upon the pc pie ut McIrnhhl
9, unity ort rir worthy representative VIII
IL tuk YOU t. ~ 'iish this. nth In lus lee
VI Moore and tn committee
Nery fcspecthhlH
4 .. rktSSTn.
Chaimtn low stigati"u Committee
Now, the EXAMiSER has no lively III
| tcrest IN this mat ter, especially III view
Of the report made by the fore1l nd II
| vrsti- alton committee. But ia yudicH.
ton Of our harnless pleasan' y, as vel
AZ a tri uta to the dead legislature we
MAKE bold to lay IL h,tle bunch Of pan
sias and forget me nut- on its Omb. W,
quote from the steuographrr's ilirial
report " the pruce dlngs ui the com
unit e:
Nj. Joseph Nlkor examined
! q DO sou AuuN vince the headquarters &"
.uuU,,hAm " ~ U.s. 'penItentluiA l"-srrt
Representa- I've rpton and Mr. cunning
hA II hiatt rom, IL thr grown huIIuIs
. what WIS eonr 10 thr'1 rouu,7, wa Their
hu, whisky mui,u"l'
a Nr-, rtr, pirntS of It
q wasnot WHISKY and liquors mrni-n,'
Tree thor.
q What quantity vi liquors and cigars wrr
-" ~ ,l..r- by the be-, aud iiuu.r, b, h
e, T." you know who invited people 10
tr,t.. amt what Mas III" Oh Ir't "i pe"pi, meet
I 'i lnat Is more than can tell YOU TIA,
, T. 100, 10 know am OF the members OF u
''t Know ..ry f4w
i - ,an} you give thr uArur- OF the member
4. ld".'tL know that can.
. - t,tNou us u N"u AZ remember
q Iurvv sr-, i lhu-"u n usili. Aud OIhh.
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Frank ana l. ui- Inn num nave
open,d a sac .talle on 'h' i've Al
property, Aus'iu and 0Nthlu I'''S'
where they vii Keep a. Gfal,s COT h"ls'S
anil muies for sale. rhcl viii Iso pay
cnsh tor the same where pnlt'eS l.h TO
| sell "''''"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Annie Ru sell the original E,mrra'da
Is only II. he il under engagement to
IN" Madison Quarc Theatre management
Tor iree yrHr-.---lhe Rev. GeurSc
G. Min. the actor, hts sailed Tor London,
VIII re- he expects to study tor ak months
under I'm Ryder. veteran actor. He
viii Il turn In October ready to resume
tar engagements. -- Nj. L'ngttN's inst
appcarpn e In plblic WAS ~ II reader she
read Caring IA COld," bv Mark Twain
In consequence OF the success ct
Booth. ~ king Lear, nj Viz nua, the en-
gagrment has been renewed --l hcIe Is
Patience" revival al the Standard,
New York. BuhthOrne introduces thls
staiKl, which IL said To please
every time 1t IL lung:
Vanderbilt HALL \ Dung Man
A dOu't-so-Ht-all Young hsu,
should he delighted,
IuI wasn't invited.
feel very small Young Man
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Are You mudc miserable 10y iudiErs
tluu, constipation, ll22iuess, loss Of d pc
tite, yellow kin Smluh's Nuallzcr It
a positive cu e.. Sold 10y Castles, Nor
rlsuu ~ Co, Druggists, Waco, Texas
u2uSUm-l
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Fresh Mineral Waters.

Wooten's Bremond on tap every day
Also good supply oi Ober-SellIel Min
eTal ~asser, White sulphur springs and
Huny adj Jahos, at Tucker 4 Wills
OIl0tc
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Children. surrlnges

A rye iuyoice, latest st les and best
designs, Just received by
lS-dlw " T.. MNRrIN X BIO.
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DR.. K W Park has removed his Office
from Shaw drug store to his old quar-.
ter' tn the Masonic Temple, mp stairs
i-j-.m
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OF the large red variety tor ga at the
Chamberlain place, North Fifth street,
Mt seventy live cents yer hundred.
-ili lw GEu. GlLLIAN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Ackcr's Blood Elixir guaranteed will
cure all KINDS uf blood poisoning luAur.
ltcd cot con racted. SOLD by Castles.
Morrison y Co, Waco, Texas.
pl1glu.I,.
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Hamlet ~ kEuher, the "AyoHue Drug
gi-tN' are ,tIl adding 10 their alreaiy i'm
mrnsr stu OF drugs ami mrdirlnc-. The
justly celebrated Blue Lick and al
other popular mineral waters can Ice hac
nj their drug store, Austin street Ol5lN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

j. Leyinski sells = due tempered steel
spectacle, nickel plated frames, at n
cents, A perfect tit guarant eed.-U3Oit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Genuine Deep Rock water on draught
at Castles, Morrison Il Co.'S new sDd,
iuuntu Il. i-l5.lt
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Is5S.iS~J
The Twent, Fifth, or silver Wedding
Anniversary Of an Estmable Couple.

40 more Interesting social occasion has
ever been known In Waco than Ma wit.
messed nom o'clock yesterday afternoon
up To midnight nj nglowuud,' tile
heButml suburban hnmr oI Judge and
Mrs. John {. N,sl II was their silver
wedd ny, or TIE twenty fifth al niNcnary
of the day wh,n, as husband ami wife,
they cOmmenc d the journey OF lite to-
., ther, No ess than one thOussnl iuH
tatlons We're issued. The Irl oLderance, Of
coutsc, being to friends m this city, al
though many Wrnl bv msil elsewhere.
The Thoughtful arrangement OF
hest and hostess, "a To the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

There Will De n meeting oi the cungre-
ghliun ut the Temple this day Mt s r. III.
Election Of minister and bhlutlng iul
new mrmters VIII come before the meet.
Ing. General ats niAnce Np' cled.
:. SASGER, Prcsdrnt,
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Eruptions. sores, pimples rheumatism
are but indicators Of impure blood
Ackrr's Blood Elixir IL the remedy, Sold
10y Castles, Morrison y Co, Waco, Tex
IA. Oll6dwly-l
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ans vIcIiM-" AuNS

There hH- been some talk thai the "Nic-
TINS" dramatic company wouli he r -
qn"-ted 10 pat their piece ON the TO ris
ngaln during III" sessiOn al the uthcln
Il p'ist CONVEX tlun In this city mkt
m"ntn, II Is urged that the snndnrd
chniarirr of the play vii lnNii" aud
ztucl on the presence at the visit ~ no
viii be here. lhl- Is only rum0', hon
ever. A to the Visit to COr4 ctul, II IN
dcrtRkcn nj all, II will hardly be during
the present month. II is being considered
though.
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Smloh's rutarrh remedy u positive
cure for catArrh, diphtherla and raukeI
mouth Sold 10y Castles Morrison \ Co.
Druggists, Waco, Texas, --U2gSGm.l
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The pail- were opened ut the engine
hons. INF . fourth ward yesterday Tor
,Ho election NJ an aid rmau tr m that
ward. We little interest was mani
tested and only fifty four votes were
east. Of which number Mr. c. NJ. Downs,
receive ffty and Mr. {. o Forsgard
four Mr. Downs, the alderman elect,
is % YOU man, well known to the mo |
~ urr ri iz,u. as q member OF tue ~
-urnnre agency firm Of DOW Fort.
He i- largely Interested IN this city ana
IL progressive in his ideas, desiring To-
see III city improved and benetitted'
His -tiuH Is not by any means an en-
yiable one, bur it is one IN which he
IAN do much good for the city, aud we
believe he " II II" 1t.
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WACO EXAMlNEh
WACO. APRIL 10, 1883
GULF. COLORADO AAO SANTA re RN
Texas Midland

Through Ticket. 10 all atts { tn, itcd stat"
OsCAR q. murray,
Gen Pass Agt nalNesi"u, Tex.
&. l.. GATEs, FL and 1irkei Ngt.
tleyplanlA Cameron Hull'g waco
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Whether or not the foregoing furnish
es justification fer the little paragraph
published last SUNDAY mo NM, which
evoked Chairman Mckinuey's tart let
ter, the public can decide for itself The
onl, hn IN done was in Mr., Mckiuncy'4
imagination, and 1t is he " no has forced
the publication Of what IL given this
morning. Whether IN sO DONG he
served the end he had ia view ne must
decide for himself IA for representa-
tiv, Moore the ENAMINER has not tad
Inpr hns 1t now any dispute
W tn him about tins matter We
have corded him at al times
degree " consideration which
he doub less appreciates, H"d If he has
h an brought forward more prominent
~ than his own modest nature would
have desire I, he can charge the respun-
slbilty where 1t belongs with hir IN
discreet and oyer-zealous friend, MIR.
Mckinney chairman of committee
that il now historical.
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Prosperous.

Fresh and pure, At Hamlet Il h auh,r's
drug store. Austin street -Ollilw
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-. oil tine NlNlIbIA
~ ~ =. ,t,,ias,n An C,uuu
n Iiwmnnr.y. 80 McCrrmy
Mr. II Harrison j VI u All
NONeus Mr. , l'cHtfe
" ~peight II Ihlluf
Mrs Joanna Wet Ihn- I7rNet
10 lehmann vary" ,
hir l. DtNI n'S . T"''
Mr. Francis mlS h"It"
J. strain 70 I,,,,,,i.
II SiW uii"r " " r ''u'''no
I - fluuhclt - 1urley >-......
Ut NJ e. WnL,r
Mr. lead rs
Mrs James I"'hett MtH " 1ii pii..
" r. ~ oH'"'"' unrduirk
i'',n , W., lain Srntt
Mrs john west Jvnn 90,
> Ross ~ " ,i''o'
Mrs W W Kendall W luine' u..
VT ~ ''''' NJ II n .rr,aa
ca George ! u, u - ''''
w Il Birmingham i'ano"
W nun ". n,L,I,a R.,l
, DI . y bh"o""' - A,''t,rs,,,
] j T. lB ioh,t An"c'n"'
/ j + DAVIS m'Noh"oy
pe'ih"l - Ii,il,',,
. W. ms ,,...., AZ ~ linn
Mira Ella NJ Niyrett Il heiluih
Lcr Chambers = 81, u M,''my
BlRH''' y, - ga w. "'"
) Jenkins - ,, "",''
mrs r"a' ~ = W,ct.ynr
e. = II ,I'n,o, ia crlf,la
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Nlt $40 A>Lb lbis = VA
Notes oi Local aud Gcn"rui In
tsrs-t

Twice again yesterday, matinee and At
night, Blind I"m delighted audiences nl
the oprrn huu,r with h- wuhdeiiu l ADEPT
n,s- nj the pin - Tom l. nn crlgmn and
altogether bryund the .r 'po ni criticism
~ II is applied to 9th musiclrn'. when
ho dies one OF the pun q, oi TIA" ny" Mil
hnlc prs-rd away. lie goes from n'rc tu
Cor ,icunn ant other Texas towns, having
Tia, state very s, On
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waco. April II
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This list comprises l9l names they
entertain $50 guests, A few Others
whose names are in the hands Of in
diyiduHl members OF he comm tee
will take some OF the delegates, but
they ARE very few. Now, we AJAX care
tul perusal OF that list by ey, ~ citizen;
note how many people OF very mnder-
ate means, yes, many who are depend
ent upon Il meHgre ,nlary for their daily
bread, have opened their hospltahle
doors to the VIsitufs. aud do yuu not. on
he other hand how few Of
our many wealthy aud comfort
ably established citizens have
signitiod their Willingness to he p aus
tain our cIty's reputation and MD IN 90
curing her greater prosperity IN the
'utnre2 There are nearly Im more who
have notified the commit zee that they
will attend and are not Yet provided
with homes Arouse yourselvesl stop
a moment ami think how powerful IL the
influence such u gathering, composed as
II IL of representatives fiom al quarters
OF the country will have upon your
future welfare and SUGGEST Come TO
the front and make " necessary n
lille sacrifice ut personal convenience
rather thun u -holll bt hhlu 'Hh' w AZ"
has failed In the pr per lrealmsnt ol her
invited guests. Those who have not yet
yiy.n In their uame, can send OF hand
them to the committee On hospitality
which T. rs follows;
f. l. Carroll j W. Hptlgnt' "a M
NJ ID Herring. las. VI. Anderson
:. 4. owens, W T., Martin,
4. Is cox, X c. Burlesun,
Mrs. C. Il. Penrrc. ) H. Humphreys.
Nrs. Jnn 4. West, Mrs. E.A. Mckrnncy
1t certainly should not be sand that out
~ over thousand households IN Waco
only 1911 eau entertain from cue to tive
or six visitors Tor az " days. When our
citizens Thoroughly realize and appreci-
ate the immeuss importance OF the or'
casiou, We are sure they will do all ~
their power to save Msco'S reputation
for huspl' Hhty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Hon. John =. Moore, representative OF
Dhi- county IN the late Legislature, arrived
At home YES crday. II i, due MIR. Moore
10 SAY that al who came in contact with
HIN at Austin accord him credit Tor being
II nithu', ", ll-m,aninI member, atten.
tive to his duiic., courteous TO his con
stitucnt, and urtuated by Il sincere desire
: L.. -.I.rIL. IIL.-III AAL.ll
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Waco, Texas, Austin street, betweer
Filth aud sixth streets.-3-2idNwlm
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No,. 4 and . Plnther Block.
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Capt. NJ. VI. Boggrs., Srrgeant.st.arms
OF The huusc Il rrpr, srntstiyes, l. at home
aInn No legislative body ever had "a
more luituul competent official, and no
enc more dies I'VE the golden opinions tie
ven ON ,vcty hand. Ills course nj Au.tln
was crcdiIablc to himself aud AN honor To
ms rpuntr\
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-25
Board of Public Works.

An adjourned meeting of the board Of
public works was held yesterday after
noon, all the members present.
The following assessments were com
pleted: For grading Ellen street, from
Rice to Dale; for new drains and bitches
in blocks 9, 10, Is and 16, in Smiths sub
division of Stinson's addition; for paving
Wabashaw street; for paving Seventh
street, from Jackson to Fort street; fol
paving Third street, from Wacouta to
Broadway; for sewer on Seventh street
| from Minnesota to Robert street; for paw
ing Sibley street; for grading Claghorr
street, and for paving Jackson street. In
| all the above the usual notices were or.
dered.
The following council orders were re.
ferred to the engineer for plans, etc.:
| For grading Fifteenth street, for sewer
on Ninth street, for grading Payne avenue
for a sewer on Fort street, for a sewer on
W1lkin street, for grading University ave-
nue., for grading Edgerton street, and fol
| the grading of Minnehaha street.
The order for opening Chatsworth street
was referred to the committee on assess
| ments. The matter of widening st. An
| thony avenue was referred to the whole
board to view the premises. The follow
ing assessments were confirmed: For
widening Bertha street, for constructing
sidewalks under contract with Peter
Berkey and for opening Kittering street
petition from Geo. w. Bell regarding
the widening of Bertha street was placed
on file.
petition regarding the same from VIM.
Monahan was also placed on file. Other
petitions were read relating to the same
from p. d. Winchell and b. T. LANCE.
A communication from Mccain, Bah
cock & Co., relating to the Oak and Sixth
street sewers, was referred to the engineer
and attorney.
Council orders were referred to the en-
gineer for plans and estimates as follows:
For grading Sherman street, for a sewer
on Cedar street, for grading Aurora ave-
nue., for grading Eighth street, for sewer
on st. Clair street, for grading Sixth street,
for grading Oak street, and for sewers on
Walnut street and Summit avenue. The
matter of opening King street was referred
to the Clerk for abstract.
The appointments of G. C.Casey and N.
Schmidt, by the engineer, as street inspec-
tors, and Frank Mcclure as sewer inspec-
tor, were confirmed and sent to the coun-
Gil.
The matter of grading Aurora avenue
was referred to the Engineer. Adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-25
Got Him Again,

Sheriff Richter had little interesting
incident yesterday. A few weeks ago a
fellow named Fisher was sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the Jail by the municipal
court. Soon after he was locked up he
commenced writing letters to the judge
with view to having his sentence short
ened by means of pardon. He so far
succeeded that it was arranged that he
should be discharged on the condition that
he should leave town Immediately. Under
this arrangement he was let out Friday,
but instead of leaving town he went to a
saloon and remained. This the sheriff
heard of, and proceeding to the saloon he
took Fisher into custody. AS he was pass
ing down street with his prisoner, who is a
big, burly fellow, the latter turned upon
the sheriff and struck at him vicious
blow. The sheriff lodged it and grappled
with him, and after q pretty serious strug-
gle succeeded in getting him within the
walls of the jail again. While Fisher was
out he succeeded in stealing piece of
cloth, but as it was not worth over $40 he
cannot be sent to Saltwater.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-25
Resumed Work .

TRENTON, N. Y, March PA few weeks
ago the puddlers in the Cooper, Hewitt &
Co. rolling mill had submitted to them
the alternative of a reduction in wages
from 81 to $3.50 or atemporary shut down
of the mill. The latter alternative was &C
cepted and 1000 men were thrown out of
work. Early this week the rail depart
ment again opened, and this gave employ
ment to between 200 and 800. Yesterday
superintendent Stokes called the puddIers
together and after a free interchange of
views they agreed to accept compromise
and resume work at 1915 per ton. The
furnaces will be lighted up Monday, and
the mill will again be operation Monday
next. A reduction of 10 per cent. will be
made in the wages of rolling mill employ.
es at the Trenton iron works, with $50 EN-.
ployes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-25

21, block 6, of Mackubin & Marshall's
addition, $575.
Herman Greve to Anna M. Rice, part of
lots 1 and 2, block II, st. Paul proper,
$12,5OO.
Robert P. Lewis to William G.. Waller,
lot 8, block z, of Mackubin & Marshalrs
addition, 5000.
Robert P. Lewis to Kate Lester, lot 26,
block 2, of Hills addition, $500.
Jefferson P. Kidder to Uri L. Lamprey,
lots to p inclusive, block 4, of Gray's
addition to McKenty's out lots, 1915.
Frederick Lambrecht to Arthur H. Rog-
ers, lot 4, block 1, of De Bow, Smith, Risque
q Williams addition, $4,000.
E. F. Warner to Chas. E. Rittenhouse,
part of. lot 8, block 8, of Bazille & Gaerin's
addition, $4,000.
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District Court


D. B. Babcock against Thomas Mccain
no response.
F. Tuchelt against P. G. Biersach; re-
ferred to S. M. Griffith to take account and
report to court.
Wayl & Ehrmantraut against Anna
Hanson; no response.
G. E. Keller & Co. against Michael Han
lahan, ct al; demurrer to complaint
Submitted and taken under advisement.
Katie A. Chantler against Alfred E.
Chantler; continued for twenty days.
Henry O'Gorman, contestant, against
Fred Richter, contestee; order to show
cause, to be heard at chambers next Mon
day at p. m.
Christopher r. Robert against Ellen M
Mackubin and Donald @. McLaren; su b.
mitted and taken under advisement.
Mr.. T. Love against Mullen & Prince; re-
ferred to Alva L. Rowe to take disclosure
of garnishee.
In the matter of the assessment fol
grading and filing block 8, Ashton & Sher
burne's addition, and block Z, De Bow
Smith d Risque's addition; judgment
ordered against the property as to which
no objections are filed. AS to such property
causes continued to special term April I
next at p. m.
| In the matter of the assessment for open
ing and extension OF Thirteenth stree
from Cedar to Wabashaw; judgment
ordered against all property as to which
no objections are filed. AS to such property
| causes continued to April z, at p. m.
In the matter of assessment for the open
ing and extension of Cayuga street; con
| tinued two weeks.
| In the matter of the assessment for con
structing stone cutters on east sidt
of Minnesota street,; no objection
filed. Judgment ordered agains
all the property assessed.
In the matter of assessment for opening
an alley between L. G. Dayton's enlarge
ment and Vanderburgh's addition to Tentl
street; no objections filed. Judgment or
dered against all property assessed.
| Edwin Gribble against Pioneer Press; tt
be heard by Judge Brill.
| Edwin S. Chittenden against Eliza G
Berkman ct al. defendants and Thomas W
Malcolm, as administrator garnishee; con
tinued for two weeks.
John W. White against T. w. Williams
ct al; guardian Gd Item appointed.