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COYFIR .ATIOY OF ASSESSHEIYT FOR
SPRIIKLEIG WEST THIRD ODD
STREET.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUB11c WORKS. )


The assessment Of benefits. costs and ex-
penses arising from the sprinkIing of West
Third Sd street, between the Seven corners $50
called and Summit avenue. in the CITY of st.
Paul, Minnesota, having been completed by the
Board of Public Works, IN and for said city,
said Board viii meet at their office IN said city.
at 2:9O D. m, on the 29th day Of June \ D. 1888.
to hear objections (if any TO said assessment,
at which time and place, unless sufficient cause
is shown TO the contrary, saidassessment viii be
confirmed by said Board.
The following is list Of the supposed owners
names, a description of the property benefited,
and the amounts assessed against the same, to
wit:
Rice anu Irriue's Edition . s.. Paul.
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SuDnosed owner and

Supposed owner and
description. Benefits.
S. WHY line of Third street: thence S Ely
along s WY line Of said Third street,
80 feet: thence WHY through lots 2
and 10 of said subdivision on line par
allel with said division line between
said lots 3 and 4 to n line of Selby ave
me, thence WHY on n line Of said Selby
avenue to a point on S line of lot IS
in said subdivision intersected by the
SE'ly line of the NW'ly feet of said lot
3, and the prolongation of said last named
line through TO Selby avenue, thence
n. Ely on said last named line to begin
ming .............................$8 80
A. G. FuIIer's Subdivision of Block 81, Irvine's
Enlargement of Rice & Irvine's addition to
st. Paul.
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PINE COUNTY ACRES.

SW 4, section s, town 80, range 20, $50 acres.
W 3 Of sw 4, section 9, town SO, range 20,
so acres.
E = of sw \, section g, town SO, range %:
80 acres.
NV 4 of Sc 4, section 9, town 80, range
20, 40 acres.
SW = of Sc i, section 9, town 80, range %,
40 acres.
n q Of ne 4, section 20, town SO, range 20,
so acres.
NV 4, section 81, town 80, range 20, I6O
acres.
W = of Sc 4, section SO, town SO, range 20,
so acres.
The above peremptory sale is made for cash
only and deposits Will be required from all pur-
chasers. Descriptive catalogues are now ready,
and will be mailed or delivered to any address by
applying to agents or auctioneer.
JOHN Z. GILMER, WATSON & RICE,
Atty. IN Fact. Agents.
2. 4. KAY4NAGH.
Auctioneer
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Confirmation Of Assessment for EDTilE-
Ling Fort Street, now Seventh Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, June Il, 1888.

CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, June Il, 1888.
The assessment of benefits. costs and expenses
arising from the sprinkling Of Fo.t NOW 7th)
street, from between its Intersection with Third
3D. street at the seven corners $50 calIed) to
Ramsey street, in the city of St. Paul. MINI. hav-
ing been completed by the Board of Public
Works, in and for said city, said Board Will meet
at their Office in said city at 80 p. m. on the 29h
day of June, A. D. 1883, to hear objections (if
any to said assessment, at which time and place,
unless sufficient cause Is shown to the contrary,
said assessment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list of the supposed owners
names, description of the property benefited
and the amounts assessed against the same, to-
wit:
Rice and Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
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Ely's Addition to St. Paul.

All objections to said assessment must be made
in writing and filed with the Clerk of said Board
at least one day prior TO said meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board OF Public Works. 1921.
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ALSO.

Valuable tacas 9ni Acres ID Ramsey, HellePin,
D16oa, Washington. WabashaT, S.bIe7, Mcleod,
Redwood, Mia Laos, Sltr5urlP, and Pine C0ua-
ties All Of which belongs 70 The Estate Of
lb3 lite ISRAEL G. LASH, Esq, and will be
sold at Public Sale. al the Oh Court House, il
he DIV Of Yaat Paul.
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Supposed owner and description. Benef
Geo Rnchat. Commencing Al y I cnrrer

Geo Rochat. Commencing at ). Z corner
Of lot l, block SO, Irvine's Enlarge
ment 70 Rice and Irvine's addition to
St. Paul. thence n. WY along
line Of block 63. 37.1G-12f f. 70 a stake;
thence S. WY. on a line parallel
with Oak street, 7Uft. 10 q stake:
thence S. Ely. on a line parallel
with Third street, 37.10-12 #. 10 the
line Of Oak street at a point 20 #. from
place OF beginning: thence along WY
line ofOak street 10 place OF begin
ming Observation-Disclosures. 81 Is
John l. Chapman. commencing at S. Z.
corner OF Iot !. block %, Irvine's
Enlargement TO Rice and Irvine's ad-
ditiOn to St. Paul: thence N WV
along Third street 81 1912 =. to
place of beginning: thence " WHY
along Third street 37.l0-l2 #. thence
S. WY parallel with Oak street 10
f. thence 5. Ely parallel with
Third street 81 1912 It: thence
n Ely to place OF beginning .......... 81 %
Irvine's Enlargement to Rice and Irv;ne's Ad-
dition 70 St. Paul
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ST, PAUL LOTS.

Last 80 feet lot 5, block IS, and the north l
foot OF the east 50 feet of lot 6, block 10. of
Robert d Randall's addition 10 St. Paul. front
ing on Eighth street, between Robert and Jack
son streets.
The east 30 feet of the north 100 feet lot 2,
block Is, on West Fourth street.
The east 50 feet Of the south 100 feet of lot 2,
block Is, Rice Il Irvine's addition to St. Paul
On West Third street, between Washington and
Market streets.
West 10 feet OF north 100 feet lot 2. block 5:
east feet of north 100 feet of lot s. Is feet west
of east feet OF north lO0 fe OF lot 5. and east
half of lot I. Bazille q Guerin's addition to St.
Paul, fronting on West Tenth street. between st.
Peter and Wabashaw.
North &c feet of lot l, block II, Hovt's add
ton to st. Paul, fronting on Wacouta street
Lot 81 OF block I6 of Dewey, Bass & Rohrer's
addition, fronting or Mount Airy street near
Linden.
Lots l, 3, :, 19, II aad Is of block 5, fronting
on Josette, Martin Il Byron streets.
Lots l, ), and 7, of block 4. fronting on Jo-
settle street.
All Of block 3, fronting on old Como road near
Rice street.
Lots ). Z, and II, block G. fronting on Mar
tin and Ravoux streets.
Lots ], 3, ) and II of block ,, fronting on By
ron and Rayoux streets, all in a. G. FulIer's ad-
ditiOn 10 st. Paul.
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Partly in Rice & Irvines Addition to st. Pau
and Partly in Dayton & Irvine's Add
ton to st. Paul.
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SunpOsed owner and
Supposed owner and

Irvine's Enlargement 10 Rice ard Irviue's Adj
dition to S.. PalI.
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Rice anu Irriue's Aid:t:oz . s.. Paul.

II. L. Carver's Subdivision OF lots ! AM 2,
block 50, Rice & Iryiae's Addition - st.
Paul:
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/. T. Blodgett. honmenci az point
on S WHY line of Third street, distant
two (2) IT S Ely from intersection of
the line dividing lots ; and 4 of Flu ler's
subdivision of block 81, Dayton & r.
vines Addition to st. Paul with said
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ON WEDNESDAY,, JUNE y.

At 10 O'Clock a. H., a0i will continue each
day nlilI all B9-'. The following il a CON-
ninth I,cft
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All objections to said assessment must be
made IN writing and filed with the Clerk of said
BOald at least one day prior to said meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works 1871
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RAMSEY COUNTY ACRES.
DAKOTA COUNTY ACRES,
WABASHAW COUNTYLOTS
ALL IN REEDS LANDING.

WABASEAW COUNTYLOTS
ALL IN REEDS LANDING.
SIS. Lots and 5, bloci, 1.
IS. Lot |, block 2.
81. Lots and 5. block 8.
So. Lots and 8, block 4.
So Lots 9, 10, IL, a, Is and 1G, block ).
g.. Lot 9, block 6.
I'll. Lots y and 49, block 7.
81. Lots z, 8 and Q, block g.
So Lots and g, block ~.
81. Lot 7, block Is.
65. Lots l, 2, ) t. 8 ard 9, block l6
IS. Lots 2, 4, 5, 6, Z, s and 9, block II.
81. Lots ), 8, /" and II, block p.
So. Lots l and 2, block %
So. Lots l, Z, 8, !, ). and z, block l.
O.. Lots l and l3. block 3.
II. Lots :, 2. 3, I, 3, and 7, block l.
y. Lots /, z, 3. 4, 5, 6, and 8, block s.
73 Lots H. 13, II, Is. 16 and II. block &.
"A. All of block Z.
IS. Lots I, 2, 3, 1, s, G, : and s, block 8.
T6 ali OF block Q.
r. Lots 1, :, ), I. ), 6, 7 and 3, block H.
IS Lots L, -, Il, Is, Is. II. 10. 10, p.
q, y, %. q, 3, 20 and II, block 10
70. Lots l, :, 3, /, ., Il, -, Il. 10 and I6,
block 10.
81 Lots 1, ,, 3, I, and 6, block 10.
81. Lots 3, (, 5. and block %
g. Lots /, ,, 3anu 4, block 2I
So All of blocks %, %, u and %.
81. Lots 1, 2. and 6, block 26
S. All Of blocks %, 30 and 81.
WASHINGTON GO. ACRES.
Lot I, section q, town 81, range %, town of
Marine, 80 96 acres.
" = of sw 4, section q, town 81. range
20. town of Marine, 50 acres.
Sc 4, section q, town 80, range q, town
of Grant. 16O acres.
Z Z OF sw /, section II. town so, range
Il, town of Grant, so acres.
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REDWOOD COUNTY LOTS
AND ACRES.

W = of NV =, section %, town 1I3, range
35, 80 acres.
Part OF \ Of ne 4, section so, town 119,
range So.
NV Il of ne 4, section 80, town I13, range
SIS, 20 acres.
Lot in ne 4, section 10, town 113, range 35.
Lot ), ne 4, section 20, town ll3, range So.
Lot I, section 10, town 1l3, range IS.
SW 4 of Sc =, section 10, town lI3, range
35. 30 acres
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Martin D. Clark's Encouragement of Lots Il
and u, Block 50, Dayton & Irvine's
Addition to St. Paul.
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Supposed owner and
description

I. Il. Cleveland. Lot ). block
81, Irvines enlargement 20 Rice
& Iryine's addition to st. Paul.
and miscellaneous piece of land
bounded by College avenue, lots 5 and
6, block 81, said enlargement, and by
Third Street, in St. Paul, Minnesota. IS 80
Geo Benz, miscellaneous piece Of land
commencing at Ne. corner of Third
street and College avenue: thence
N'Wly along N'Ely side Of Third street
1903 # TO Mulberry street: thence
N'Ely along S'EIy line of Mulberry
street 1877 it.: thence SEly to N'WIy
side of College avenue. at point 14O
it. N'Ely from said Third street;
thence along College avenue 40 #.
to begIrning. 80. -. ...........S 33 s.
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Supposed Owner and Description.

Cas Friend Commencing stake which bears s. 30 degrees
and 81 minutes and distant 78lOO chains from the
Dec s. 1885, s. degrees 80 minutes E. 81 uks thence
s. 81 degrees 30 minutes W. 3.2Jl0O CHAINS Ely
OF Wabashaw thence My along said s,l 81.
IAs; thence n 81 degrees ~ minutes t. to bsn
CIas Friend Comnencin 9 at stake which be.s s. A. 4 ~
- L. and distant l1e y l. ~.
i9 uea oy v, I h TO 81 mas. azl a 0y deed ,''
thence 3 81 degrees 30 minutes W. S20-lO0 chains
line OF Wabashaw street, thence n WHY along Wabashw
Murdoch g. W. MurdJck, degrees E. to place
of beginning being Sly of land conveyed by
10 NAhruOcN
E r. Bryant. Commencing starting point being
the Z. line OF Wabashaw follows:
Beginning at the E of D. Luddens wall
the OF the north line OF lglehart street and
line Of Wabashaw thence extending n. Ely
angles to said WY line of Wabashaw g. line
street, thence n a4 degrees W along said line of Wabashaw
street feet to said IRON pier orstang points thence
adect line N 575 degrees E. 14.79CO feet pier
te " " line OF Cedar street, thence N WY on said y line of
Cedar 453i0O feet land conveyed John Kern;
Wabashaw point My said starting
point thence along said Ev line of Wabashaw SLY
ginning being 81 feet Wbhaw street and 40 97O0 feet
~ 1900 800
Richie Commencing at starting point being an iron
only line of Wabashaw street ascertaned follows
ginning at the corner of D. Imdden reyeen wall at the in
teecton of the hue Igehart Waba
shaw street, thence extending Ely right angles
line Of Wabashaw line of Wabashaw street
thence 3213 degrees along the line of Wabashaw
3V2.66-lOO feet to said iron pier; thence N. Ely
along the WHY line of land of Hoffman pier WY
line OF Cedar street, thence SLY along the WHY line
street 40 feet point; thence WHY direct
line of Wabashaw point distant from corner
4037lOO feet: thence said line of Wabashaw street
100 feet to the starting aforesaid being
4O31OO feet front Wabashaw and 30 feet
Cedaf street.
j. D. Ludden. q of the following: Commencing at s.
of W. Halls land thence Sly I'll thence 2Iu
feet to line of Wabashaw thence My along Wab SHAW
street oil feet to of W. S. Halls M
80.
W. S. Hall Commencing at of land owned
by Gas. BaZie: thence So degrees 3I600 chains: thence
Il degrees minutes to Wabasnaw thence along
Wabasaw 3l600 chains: thence 1913 dagts tn
beginning: Except part owned by Bryant and Ritche
81 objections be made writing
ut least one day prior TO said meeting. JOB
Official: R. L. GoRHAN, CLERK Board of Public Works.
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sHERBURNE COUNTY ACRES

f = of sw 4, and sw 4 of sw i, section
I, town SO, range 26, 100 acres.
NV 4 Of Sc 4, section !, town So, range &c,
40 acres.
NV 4 of sw \, section u, town SO, range 26,
40 acres
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E Stone GOrman. Commencing at point
on S WHY line of Third street, 81 it
S. Ely from the intersection of line di-
viding lots and of Fuller's subdivi-
sion of block 81. Dayton and Irvine's ad-
dition, with said WHY line of Third
street: thence Ely on s WHY line of
Third street, rs #; thence s. WHY on a
line parallel with said dlvis on lie be-
tween said lots and 1. through lots
and Is in said subdivision to n line Of
Selby avenue; thence WHY on n line of
said Selby Nv. nue. to land owned by H.
F. Blodgett: thence Ely on line of
said Blodgett's lard to place of begin
ning; beng part of lot and 10 said
subdivision. .. ...........S8
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Confirmation Of iSseSnen f3 Change Of Grade on Gel +
Street.

OFFICE OF TEE BOARD OF PCBLIj Vol rs,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi. June II, 1852.
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Jas. Boyd. Commencing at a point on
S WY line of Third street in st. Paul.
Minnesota, distant n # S Ely from
the intersection of the line dividing lots
3 and 4, FuIlers subdivision of block 81,
Dayton and Irv ne's addition O St. Paul
with said s. WHY line of Third street,
thence s. Ely on said WHY line OF
Third street 43 # more OF less
to the intersection of laid WHY line of
Third street with Ely line of lot l. in
said sub livision; thence Sly on said
Ely line of lot |, "a # more or less to
Selby avenue; the ce W on n line of
Selby avenue TO 5. z corner of a lot
owned by E Stone German; thence
n. Ely TO place of beginning ....SS
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MILE Laos COUNTY ACRES

S 2 of ne 4 and p of Sc i, section )
town 80, range q, 100 acres,
Sc i of NV i, section 81, town SO, range &c
80 acres.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

The summer rush to the seaside and country has
already begun, and before the end OF this month
New-York will be almost literally deserted city
Fewer people remain In town every year. ana no
better proof of the exceptionally large exodus tns
year be found than is furnished by the long list
of seaside and mountain hotels and boardng-houses
with which our advertising columns are crowded.
The propret0rs of all these resorts are eager 10 get
the patronage of the best class of New-York people,
and they turn naturally to THE TRIBUNE as the
surest means of communication with them. THE
TRIBUNE has thus become the most complete guide
to all the most desirable places of summer abode III
the neighborhood of New-York All the best seaside
hotels and all the most attractive mountain and
other interior houses will be found in THE
TRIBUNE's list. Surely no one need remain in town
for want of a satisfactory place to go to.
The Spectator of London, May 10. prints an inter-
esting article British millionnaires containing
list of Englishmen who have died since the begin
ming of 1873 leaving fortunes of moro than
f250,OOO. The sources of information are the pay
ments made for probate duty on personality, and do
not include land and houses foreign investments
Thirteen men left million pounds sterling, fifty
six more than half million, and 1875 over aquarter
OF amion. These figures surprise the Editor OF Inc
Spectator, and will surprise others who thought with
him that there were more Englishmen than this
who had died leaving immense fortunes. In glanc-
ing the list it Is noteworthy bow few Of these
millionnalres were titled Most of them were trad
ers bankers ironmasters and the like
But there is no man in the list who died worth
$lO,OOOOO0, and none of them approach the for
tunes left by the late Commodore Vanderbilt or Mr.
A. r. Stewart. The Spectator observes that no man
among these would be allowed by Americans to be
possessed Of frst-cass fortune" That is putting
it rather strong.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
GENERAL NOTES.

The butler of an English country house near
Market Drayton recently disappeared undor cIrcumsan.
ces which suggested that he might have been drowned
in the lake which lies by, and professional diver
was poyed to make search The lake had long boon
famous pike but the diver airms that 1t fairly
stiff wild em," and that they fearless,
age and powerful to degree which he had never con-
ceiyed They glided around him IN threate ming
ner, aud one gigantic fellow darting from under the
shadow OF n log him full on breast with such
shock that he fell his back and became FAINT
aud sick that had TO 20 ashore with all speed. The
unpleasant nsnuaton Is that II the butler drowned
In that lake there Is no use looking for his body.
One of the curious and ingenious contriv>
ances shown at the japanese Fishery Exhibition which
Just been held at Uyeno, of whale nets and
harpoons. with explanatory pictures When whales
appear of the coast large boats containing from twenty
thirty put off to attack them, equipped with
strong grass nets about yards long, with meshes
about yard square, Eight or ten Of these nets are
slightly attached, end to end. and when whale 10
reached they launched In front OF and around him.
AT the frat dart he becomes entangled and dashes
away one Of the tenyard lengths Of breaking OF
and clinging round him. His embarrassment soon
thrown, until at last he becomes so hampered Win
them and harrisd and frightened rs to be an easy
mark for spears and harpoons.
Doubtless the happiest monarch In Europe
to-day Is the King of Denmark. Next 10 the Gar him
self greater for rejoicing over the frustra
ton Nihso plots at the coronation Atleast Two OF
his children, the Russian Empress and Prince Vside-
mar his youngest son. sharers In the festivies
and peculiarly exposed to Its dangers. Two Others the
King Of Greece and the Duchess OF Cumberland, wero
recently reported to 10 route for Moscow but their
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
NEW-YORK. SUNDAY. JUNE 3.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Car granted yesterday liberty OF
worship TO the great dissenting sect of Russia -
Thomas CaffIey the fourth of the PbGnx
Park murderers was hanged in Kilmainham
Jail - 1t. was reported that turkey
ia seeking an alliance with Russia against England
- The anniversary of the death OF Garlbaldi
was observed. - Peace negotiations between
Peru and Chill continue 60 Guayaquil is still
beseged.
DoMrsTIc.-A heavy rains,orm on Friday night
destroyed much property in Council BluHs H.
- Postmasters of the first and second class
are ordered by the Postmaster General TO give per-
soual attention to the business of their offices.
- The letter of George Bliss advising COM
promise in the Ottman case will be given to the
public soon. - Governor Cleveland Yesterday
signed the Ramapo Aqueduct bill. -
Iron ore has fallen 25 per cent at
Reading, Penn, within short time. - Ihe
McGeoch- Fowler controversy is still unsettled, ana
continues to affect the Chicago provision market.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Coroner Martin and a jury
Yesterday visited the scene of the Bridge disaster.
At Jerome Park George Kinney defeated
Pizarro for the Withers Stakes; the other winners
were Trafalgar. General Monroe Reveller and Yon-
kers. - 1t was stated that no meeting OF
the Aqueduct Commissioners will be held for
several days. - The annual contests for the
amateur athletic championship Of America took
place - dinner given to S. S. Packard
by the alumni of Packards Business College. -
Edward NJ. Jenkins was awarded cents damages
IN his libel suit against John NJ. Cook. - The
Staten Island Club defeated the Columbia College
team at cricket. - Low scores were made by
the Rifle Team at CreedmoOr. - The New York
baseball nine defeated the Chicago Club. and the
Metropolitans were beaten by the Eclipse team OF
Louisville. - Captain Boyton gave an exhibition
of his life-saving appliances. Gold value OF
the legaltender silver dollar 412i2 grains), s222
cents - Stocks were irregularly active and
higher and closed excited and unsettled.
The WEATHER.-IRIBUNE local observations in
dicate clear and warmer weather, followed by IN
c1easng cloudiness and chances of light rain Tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, ITO. lowest 0S0;
average. 65ss0.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
THE COMING GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.

No one who has observed the evident de-
light with which thrOngs of visitors contem-
plate the collection of homesick birds, beasts
and creeping things huddled together at the
old Arsenal will feel inclined to deny that a
well-appointed Geological Garden is one of
the citys pressing needs. For twenty years
this want has been recognized. A complete
design for such garden In Manhattan Square
was once prepared, but neighboring property
owners rebelled and the project was dropped.
Morningside Park was afterward selected for
this purpose, but the same objection was en-
countered. Mr.. Sweeney laid the foundation
for bear stables In the north meadows Of Gen.
trail Park, but the popular voice at once for
bade 30 dangerous an encroachment upon the
chief pleasure ground of the city. No such
feature was contemplated in the original de-