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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-05
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New YORK, July 4.--The article printed
in the Sunday Herald of Washington,
about the physical condition of Samuel J.
Tilden, is strictly true, and Henri Waiter
sons recent report that Tilden is as robust
as he has been in years, is false and utter
rubbish. Mr.. Tilden is in exceedingly fee
BILE health. He is partly paralyzed, anu ne
cannot help himself any to speak Of. He
is assisted up and down stairs, is dressed
and is fed. He does not speak abo7e a
whisper, save at intervals. He comes down
to the city from Grcystone occasionally,
but he IS assisted by his valet, and half the
time by two Wallets. His mind is clear as ever,
but he is physically incapable Of making
any exertion. He may live ten years,
and he may die tomorrow. He Is not a
candidate for the presidency, or for any
thing else. Those who know Mr.. Tilden
well, and who have seen him recently, are
at loss to know what Watterson meant
in reporting him as being so well, for Mr..
Tilden is in the same condition he has
been for year, certainly no better, and
if anything, trlfe worse''
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Base BALL.

This Splendid Out Door Sport Has Struck
st, Paul Again Very Hard---A Came To-
Day.
At last the base ball fever has struck ST.
Paul, and the indications are that we are
to have a good club, one that will play
sufficiently we'll to satisfactorily entertain
all who go TO see the games. The presi-
dent of the association is w. R. Merriam;
secretary, Henry Cory: treasurer, j. R.
Cabanne; manager, Ramsey Crooks.
This is good organization, and
indicates that something substantial and
satisfactory is to be accomplished. Grounds
have been secured and fenced II, and
grand stand, capable of accommodating
six hundred people has been erected. The
grounds are not cleaned up and graded
quite as nicely now as they will be soon, as
the work of putting up fence and erect
ing the stand ETC., has occupied the
time and attention Of the manager.
The rest of the work on the
ground will be hurried right along as fast
as possible, and it will not be long before
we will have as good grounds as can be
found anywhere. The diamond is little
rough, but is, after ali, in pretty fair shape.
=
in St. Paul and one in Minneapolis, each
week through the season, and also for one
game in each of the same cities with one
of the eastern clubs. This will make a
good deal of amusement for our
people, and without doubt will
be of quality that will
satisfy all who attend. The captain of the
nine is Barnes, the catcher of the new club.
Our people have seen him play many
times, and know his quality. The new
club will be called the Red Caps" the
same old name, and it is good one too.
The following are the names of the play
ers: Barnes, c; Lawson, 1st b: Crooks, I'd
b; Becker, Sd b; Werrick, SIS; Delvin, P;
Bodel, IF; Code, CT: Calvin, If. This af-
ternoon the Red Caps Will play the Grand
Forks club on our grounds in West st.
Paul. The Grand Forks club played yes
terday in Minneapolis, and no doubt the
game to-day will be an interesting one.
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The ROOHst &. j. TiIdep.

Especial Telegram 10 The GLOBE.
CHICAGO, July 4-The Iroquois cEab's
committee has returned from New Yo!k
city and the east, where it has been spend
ing week among the headlights of the
Democracy, and trying to impress rpon
their minds the fat hat Chicago would
be the most desirable pla, in which to
hold the National Democratic conYen-
ton in 1884. A reporter called on M.
T. 6. Hoyne secretary of the Iroquois
club and member of the committee, and
asked him what the results of the trip
were. I'VE we're not sent east" he said,
Shy the club as formal committee TO
canvass this matter, but just went down
there to look the ground over and feel the
Democratic pulse. We intended to Leep
our mission quiet, as We feared any de-
monstration on our paiG would njure
Chicago's chances as a meeting place.
You can imagine our surprise, thea, on
arriving in New York a week ago Saturday
night, to find the representatives OF SIX
Chic go papers awaiting our arrival. We
stopped at the Windsor hotel while N New
York, but were out of the way Of news
paper men except at bed time and break
fast time
Whom did you i dpon:''
I'VE went up to Greystoue and we're
pleasantly received by NJ 1ilden, and We
saw John Kelly, Abram Hewitt, Mi.
1ilden's brother. Mr.. Scott of PennsyIva-
MIA, and few otbers,'
How is Mr.. Tilden looking?"
''Fhst rate. His !; jidence, Greystone.
is beautiful place, and he is about the
grounds every day. He is pleasant and
afable, is erect IN carriage, his voice is
full and strong and these newspaper
stories about his precarious condition are
all rubbish. The people around there
think great deal of him, and speak with
pride of his great improvement since he
has been at Greystone.'
"Who are mentioned in the east as
Democratic candidates for the presi-
dercy.'
well, Nj. Tilden or Mr.. Hewitt
evil Nj. Hewitt be a candidate?n
II am almost certain that he will. Ee
told New York newspaper man who ask
cd MIN the question that ne was not
candidate, but if nominated he
would accept the nomination, and if
elected he would faithfully administer the
duties of the Office. Yes, am quite sure
he will be a candidate"
you say you called on John Kelly:"
Eyes, and We bad very pleasant visit.
He said that what he wanted to see was
harmony in the party ranks. If a man
who could win was nominated, Tammapy
would support and work for that mans
nomination, and he believed the nominee
OF the convention would be man who
could wip.'
''What does he think of Tilden?'
''He does not think much of him, as he
does not think he is strong man. He be-
ieves, however, that he will be candi-
date :"
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Ex-SpeaEler Keifer Gives His Views of The
Ohio Campaigns. j. TIlden, the Invalid,
and :. j. the Erect and Vigorous.
Ke1er on the Chances in Ohio.
lspecial Telegram to the GIobe.l

Special Telegram to the GIobe.
New YORK, July 4.-Keifer is in town to
day. He was asked; do you consider
Judge Hoadly as formidable competitor
on the race for the governorship?"
Refers answer was: eff political keen
ness and intrigue are qualifications he GER
tainly possesses them. He is a strong
man in those respects. A great many old
time Democrats are extremely dissatisfied,
however, because they cannot condone
candidate who has been a Republican.
This has been more than ever apparent
since he came out in his letter of accept
ance, when he spoke in not too compliment
tary terms of the old time Democracy. He
essays to become the champion of new
Democracy This the old time Democracy
is opposed to. The old Bourbon party is
just as strong as ever it was in Ohio. It
believes, as it always did, and it Will re-
quire man of more tact and popularity
than judge Hoadly to dictate to it. Again
it is contrary to precedent that topper
should make a successful run in Ohio. and
Judge Hoadly is a topper, if there ever
was one"
"Do you not think that Republican ad-
vocacy of the Scott law will lose the party
many votes from the liquor dealers?"
"Well, as far as the liquor dealers are
concerned, you can put the great majority
of them down as Democrats. But don't
think that this law can injure our chances
for success. 1t is especially popular in
the rural districts, and the Republican
voters remained at home last election
''Do you anticipate an exciting cam
paign:"
81 expect it will prove the most bitter
and intensely interesting contest in the his
tory of the state. Both parties will exert,
themelves to the utmost to win. Even now
party leaders are organizing for the cam
paign, and by another month will prob
ably be ready for the fight
''Who is to be our next president,
Speaker" asked tine reporter.
''Gen. Sherman, Old Tecumseh. You can
put that right down"
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SHAkOPEE.

In the case OF David Brown, by MS
qua dian o. S. B,owp, vs.. Julia A. Blown,
David A. Brown and Nay J. Brown, the
jury returned a special verdict that David
Brown was Of unsoUnd mind Apsh p,
1879, and was insane and incapable to
make deeds TO real estate February 10,
1880, and September 10, 1880, and said
deeds were obtained by undue influence ex-
ercised by Julia A. Brown and the other
defendants. The case, involving real and
personal estate, will DE appeale d to the
supreme court.
Geo. Schmidt vs.. j. DeIby, malicious
prosecution; jury disagreed.
Thomas Barnett RECEIVERS $685. of
Thos. W. Eiland; value wheat attached by
defendant
On trial: Winship Manufacturing COM
pany VS.. D. D. Dickerson.
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CLEVELAND, O., July 3.-The Continental
Guards OF New O leans arrived his sven
ing from Washington. They were escorted
from The rail, DAD station 10 the Kenuard
house by the Cleveland Grays. Tomorrow
tie g0a"ds participate in grand military
feis aud sham battle. In the evening
they glye a drill and revolutionary tab
leaux in Eucljd avenUeOpera house.
~. Lydia Z. nkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is most valuable medicine for lsdies Of
all ages VITO may be afflicted with any i.rln OF
Dis 81 iccv ar . tie sex. Her Bemea.es ar.
not only put upin liquid forms but i'll = is and
D. lgcs in winch forms they are secu-e : sent
through the mails.
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Given In bv Doctors.

Is It Pc BE that Nr. Godfrey IS up and at
work, ald cared by so simple remedy:''
81 assure you il is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and
ovly IN days o MS doctors gave him up and
So ID re mustGe.'
'tWer-. jay! That's remarkable! l viii 20
this and set some for my poor George-I
know hops are good
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they viii tell you ruhesita.irgly
'JO-lO 4V- III VI IIUJo'
CHAPTER 7.
Ask an oc an oil g most EN-

Ask any or all OF e most eminent 2 lysiciaus;
~ lat is the be- and only remedy 'at can We
relied on to cure a. diseases OF the kidneys and
uIinary organs, such as Bright disease, diabetes,
retention or inability TO retain urine, ard all the
diseases and ailments peculiar 10 women
''And tteJ VIII tell you explicitly and en-
yIatically ''GUchu.''
Ask the same physicians
WHAT IS me most reliable and surest cure for
eli liver deeases or dyspepsia, constipation, in
digestion, hiliOusness, malarial fever, ague,
eic.,'' and they vii tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandelion!''
Hence, when these remedies are combined with
others equally valueble
Ard COM )pnded into Hop Bitters, such q
I'd lnclndad net Hraels
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1 saw thee drifting, drifting far away,
And fading slowly on my famished ewes,
Like rs a star that in ne sun-bathed skies
Grows faint ard hickers with unsteady ray;
Till n d the bright expenses of the day
Its slender life is quenched. 'Oh, thou art lost
To me, aud on ibis aimless whirlwind tossed
My wandering sodl forevermore will stray,
Forever seeking thee, forevermOTer'
Thus in the depth o. my despair cried,
And echoes tom some sounding planet bore
My voice, on trembling pinions, far and wide
Then desolation round about me spread,
Until methought that God himself was dead.
BOYEsEN's IDYLs OF NORWAY.
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ROUGH ON ssBLUFF" ALECK.
Ten Suits for Damages Instituted by Nor

Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe
SALT LAKE Cry, July 4.-Ten suits were
instituted by Mormons in the United
States district court yesterday, against the
commissioners appointed by the president
to carry out the provisions of the Edmunds
bill. This is deliberate attempt to break
down the commissioners and defeat the
law. The suits were instituted with the
evident intention of coercing the commits
sioners. There is much indignation among
loyal citizens, and The opinion is confden-
TALLY expressed that the hostile attitude of
the Mormons to congressional legislation
will resulti1 more effectual measures being
enacted by the next congress.
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NOTICE.

Tne Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the ST. Paul Sulphuret Consolidated Mining
Company, will be held at the Secretary's Office,
IN st. Pa1l, Tuesday, July 3rd, 1888, at 2 p. m.
W. L. WILSON, President.
CHAs. SHAND3Ew, Secretary. 175-1
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REAL ESTATE.
LIVINGSTON !
Montana.

The Denver of the Northwest-Is the terminal
point of three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. 1t is located as the geographical cen
ter of that line. 1t has had most marvellous
growth.
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***"Thesame measure Will not suit al c;rcum-
stance'." But Kidney-Wort suns all cases of
liver, bowels ard kidney diseases and their con-
comitants, piles, constipation, diabetes, ague,
etc. Try It and you will say so too.
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Henry Wycks, an aged Albany, N. Y,
lawyer, the attorney of Mrs. Catherine
Won Rensselaer, of Greenbush, relative of
the old PATRON, has fed after embezzling
$4,000 of his clients funds.
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Vital OuestionSt
the NOS eminent phvsician

Ask the most eminent physician
Gary school, wha5 is the best thing in the
wo fo- QUie,rg end laying all irritation of
the nerves and curing az forms of nervous cum
plants, giving natural, chidlike refreshing sleep
always?
Aud they viii tell you Enthusiastically
''Some form Of Hopsn2
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Two stores, the postofice and dwelling
were burned by lightning at Lancaster,
Ontario, on Tuesday evening, Loss, $780,
600.
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FLiEe ANU IU.@.

Flies, reaches, ants, d-bugs, rats, mice,
gophe"s, lipmunks, cleared out by Trough on
Rats l5o.
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Same. Commencing at point on s WY
line OF 3rd street formerly St Anthony
street in the city of St Paul distant Y #
Ely from the intersection Of the line
dividing lots and !, Fuller's Subdivision
of block 81 Dayton d Irvine's Addition
with S WY line of Third street thence
. Ely or said WY line OF Third street
As It more or less to the intersection OF
said S W line of Third street with Ely
line of 10, l in said subdivision, thence
sly on said Ely line of said lot l u #
more or less to Selby aveCue, thence W
on n line of SeIby avenue to S L corner
of lot owned by said Boyd, thence N Ely
to place of beginning, except lot
in said Subdivision Observation-Disclosures 50
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Jas Boyd. Commencing at a point OF
S WHY line of Third street formerly st
Anthony street distant 81 # SE'ly from
the intersection of line dividing lots
a 1 of FulleT's Subdivision of block
81 Dayton and Irvine's Addition with
said S WHY line of Third street thence
SE'ly on S WY lire of Third street 26
#, thence S WY in line parallel with
said division line between said lots and
/ through lots 2 and 10 in said Subdivi-
vision to n line of Selby avenue thence
WHY or y line of said Selby avenue to
laud owned by H F Blodgett, thence
n Ely on line of said Blodgett's lard to
place of beginning being part of lots
and 19 in said Subdivision ............S
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A.TATE OF MINNESCTA-COUNTYO OF RAMSEY
iE-ss. II Probate Court, General Term, July ,
1888.
Ia the matter of the guardianship of William c.
Thompson, insane.
On reading and fling the petition Of Thomas ".
Thompson, guardian OF the person and estate CT
said William c. TnOmp7Ou, insane, for license to
sell The following described real estate OF MS said
ward, at private sale, tC-wt: Lot %, in block
forty 1--WE a., of KttsOn's addition TO So Paul,
according to the recorded plat thereof il he Office
Of the Register Of Deeds OF said county of Ramsey.
and situated - the cOUaty OF Ramsey and State of
lttAuC s0ta audit appear uG from said petition that
it would be tor the benefit of said ward that said
real estate should be sold and the proceeds thereof
be put out on interest invested according 10 law
i ordered, that the next of kin of the said
ward and all persons interested in the estate OF said
ward shall appear before said probate court at the
probate office in the city Saint Paul in tue cOun-
y Of Ramsey GfO. esaid, Friday, the 10th day of
August 4. j.. 1855, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
10 show cause why license should not be granted
for the sale Of said real estate.
And ii is tGrther ordered. that a copy of this
der be personally served on the next OF kin % said
ward residing in said Ramsey county, aud on all
persons Interested IN said estate at least fourteen
days before the hearing OF said petition 2fOrCrad
and by the publication thereof for four successive
weeks, once IN each week, in the DAILY GLOBE
newspaper printed and published ut the city OF 81.
Paul, III said Ramsey county the last OF which pub
locations shall be at least fourteen days befOre said
d@y Of hearing, and all other persons interested
by GepOsiIg 10 thwi5h copy of such notice in the
post Office. with postage prepaid, directed to the
respectively ct their place of residence, unless it
appears that their residence is unknown
By the Court, WM. b. 8ICGRORTY.
LIS Judge OF PfotIte.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
Il. j. HoRN, Attorney for Guardian jyj-th-jw
TALE OF MI :; ESQ IA-DISTRICT COURT
- L msey Co"H.y.
In tie IA -,eec OF -e assignment Of Sclefers Bros
10 .. G. Nj lie.
upon ne Pppl,cliiOn % sid o. G. llct 10 sct q
tine nd pl.Ce 20 hear his 9ppl.',tOl los q mai
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H F Blodgett. Commencing at a point on

H F Blodgett. Commencing at point on
S W'ly line of Third street formerly st
Anthony street distant # Ely from
intersectsOn OF the line diyidin lots
and of Fuller's Subdivision of block 81
Dayton & Ir7ine's Addition with said
WHY line of said bird street thence
Ely along S WHY line of said Third
street 40 #. thence WHY through lots
and 10 of said Subdivision on line
parallel with said division line between
said lots and to n line of Solby ave-
nue., thence WHY on lie of said elby
avenue to point on S line of lot IS in
said Subdivision intersected by the s Ely
line of the WHY 2 # of said lot and
the prolongation OF said last named line
through TO said SelbJ avenue, thence n
Ely on said last named line TO begin
ming ............S25 6
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Dated Jd7 q 2Gth 1885,
LANPEEv, JAMES Il WARREN. Attorneys for IS
si9nee, st -1sCl, Miru. ie.-S- uur-tH

oioACVs A''' -..'t', hli'u' Jc luL- r"
CTArE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y -.i. IN Probate Court, special term. June -,
IN ne matter of the estate OF Elmer E. Grant,
On 1csIag and ming the petition OF Iulu NJ.
Grant, Of sad county, 4epresenting among other
tIthgs, lat E. mer E. Gt;li- l2ie or said County,
Oh the 2cl day OF March. A. D. 1885, at Chandler.
Wisconsin, died intestate and being an inhabitsnt
Ct this county at the time OF his death, leaving
COC} chatteIs and esiSte within this county. and
that said petitiOne, Is the widow of said de-
ceased, ard praying tnaV administration OF said
estuie De TO her granted:
II is Orde ed That said petition be heard before
the Judge Oi this Court on Friday, the 10Th day
OF july A D. 1927, at ten O'Clock m. at the Pro-
be: ice in said county.
Ordered further. That notice thereof be given to
the lie OF said deceased, and to all persons inter
ested. by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks PRIOR 10 said day OF hearing, in
the DAUY GLOBE, a newspaper printed and pub
ltshCd al Saint Paul, in said county.
II. 81 WI B. MCGRORTY.
Judge OF Probate.
Attest: FRANK RoBERT. JE.. Cterk.
lawn y RYAN, Attorneys lot Petitioner.
Jun 2S-5bd-iw
NOTICE. TO U.EDl loLS- SLATE OF MIME
y SOFA, CoIn R'nsey-ss. In elo5a;e
COUI., Speci2i son; fny ., 1885.
In the meter o. G 80 e . Henry L. Corey, de-
sea ed
Notice is he eby given thet tie de- Of Probate
the coGuty o; Ramsey VIZ, Vi u irst Mon ~ OF
the months o ,iAdgU-t, sep elnoCf October. OVEN
Der and December A. D. 1885,, stea O'Clock In,
ceive, hear, examine and adjust ~ claims and ie
mands OF all persons against said deceased, and that
six moni rs from the date hereof have been allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims
against said estate; at the exptrat on Of which time
faction shall be forever barred, IL less for good
Cause shown further time be allowed
By the Court. WIN. B. M'GRORTY,
L. S. Judge OF Probate
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WELLS ROUGH ON CORNS,"
Ask for Wells ''Rouga nn Corns." I5c.
Q 'icF, complete, permanent cure. COINS,
warts, buncos.
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
Est. PAUL, Mimi, July 3, 1883.

Notice is hereby given that under and b. virtue
of Judgment entered on June 26, 1899, in the
District Court, second judicial distriot, Ramsey
county, State OF Minnesota against the herein
after des ribed real estate, situate lying and be
ing in said city and county, on an assessment
warrant for
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The trunk makers of the United States
are in secret convention at St Louis.
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A negro named Martin Jones was hung
to the nearest tree by an infuriated MOB
at Skipworth, Miss, on Sunday, for the
murder of Mrs Christine Ambacher, who
AS found dead in her yard with her skull
fractured and other wounds in her back.
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Conerc $50 al EIectIon il 4 labam,

Cong &c 5SiUr rat Election ia Alabama
MocnE, Ala, July E.-Beturns from
yesterdays election are incomplete, but
show James Jones is elected to congress
from the first district. The Republican
opposition was not we'll organized and no
tickets were presented in several counties.
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WAlso Agent for BRAINARD's MUSICAL
WORLD, published at Cleveland, Ohio. 1t has
been published over 20 years, and is acknoul-
edged to be the ablest and best, as well as the
Oldest musical journal in the country. Every
teacher, amateur and pupil should have it,
Price 81. so year. Address as above. Notified
by postal card, Miss h. will call at any residence
in the city and receive subscriptions.
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How TO GET sICK.-Expose yourself day and
night. eat too much without exercise, work too
hard thout rest, DOCTOR al the tine. take al
the vie nostrunls advertised. ard then goa viii
want TO know
How TO GET WELL. Which is answered in
three words-Tahe Hop Biti ers!
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klttsOn' s Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot Block. Judgm't
Isabella Winter, " II
# Observation-Disclosures. 5 II $40 IL
Browns Subdivision of Stinson, Brown &
Ramsey's Addition.
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Ramsey's Addition.
Irvine's Addition.
Watson's Addition.

H. Thompson's Subdivision of Block !. Hoyt's
Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description Lot. Block. Judgm't
Trustees of First Baptist Church
and Congregation of st. Paul, E
108 # of s 24714 # of........ s Bal. $26 60
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Constructing, Repairing and Relaying Side.
walks, Under Contract Of Peter Berkey,
for the Year Ending JanuarY |, 1888.
Estimates 6. Z and s.

in said city OF St. Paul, the undersigned will
on the l6th'ay OF July, 1888, at 10 O'Clock, in
the forenoon, at the City Treasurer office in the
city of St. Paul, cOun 7 of Ramsey, offer for
sale at public auction, as provided by law, to
the best bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: