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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22

OLOSLNG Prices or PHiLADELPHIA STOCKS.
R.D,rtt,yI,IN f. DA5is TO. II WtLH
MnNnAN. WY y 7. VI.
The GENERAL LISE

MONDAY. My 2l-r VI.
The new week opened with first sales Of stocks at
about Saturdays last figures bu. the dealings dcye-
opcd strength. A few prices were X or Il higher
and others were steady or lsdL lower The
final results show important declines for all tho
leading stocks. The total transactions for the
day amounted to 392.253 shares. to which
twelve stocks contributed 27G9O shares with final
declines a. follows: Delaware. Lackawanna aud
Western. = 900 .hatcs y per cent; Union Pacific.
81. 900 shares p: st. Paul, 81 500 shares, is
Lake shore, 10000 shares 81; Northern Pacific,
! ) 600 shares. per cent; Central and Hudson,
/ 700 shares. y; Michigan Central l2,GOO shares,
/ i; Central Pacific 1900 shares, p Denver
aud Rio Grandc, 1880 shares, lo-; Texas
and Pacific 1890 shares, Il Northwestern,
1880 shares | per cent, and Northern iaclhc
preferred, 1880 shares. L per cent. Canada
Southern declined per cent with transactions OF
only 300 shares. Central of New-Jcrsey rose y
to 1874 and declined To 1854 Il. Richmond and
Danvlle of per cent on SAFES of 100 shares and
West Point Terminal was . lower on transactions
in 900 shares. Pacific MIIl was steady at Ala n
III y, but the Transactions amounted only to 500
shares The market closed weak.
Government bonds were quiet and steady at I'M
changed quotations rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22

Desost,on BY Devastation of Helpmate by imp War
Minister. to- W 9 Dey, 500 Oh BY Lisbon dam sa y,
Dwyer Brothers $50 by PAT Malov daln Do,ly sss
gan, Revenue ont Of Sale Morgan. bv imp Ena
ton 10 d. d. Arthers 500; ch. T. by Lisbon, dam Assra
ny Planet out Of Austria by imp Austrs ian. TO j. " al
Meter. sos b. BY Lisbon Dam Heress ny imp Sfythn
out of Heads Say. by imp Glencoe 10 j. l. HaiIis y,
b. T. by MallOy, Jennie H., by imp. Knight OF Oh
George out OF GREY Eagle 20 j. l.. Harris so
bv Glen AthO. dam ~smpcr Nive 10y Wa.eIH,
Semper Felix by imp PhaetOn. 90 II. c. Thomas SiUu
Oh. by Pat MaOy, dam mp Queencrat, by klhgCIs 1'
Of Inverness by SguDteer TO j. b. Plaher Mary sNe Mo-
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COSTS FOR TIE HARLEM IMPROVEMENT

COSTS FOR TIE HARLEM IMPROVEMENT
An opinion was rendered by Justice Barrett
at Supreme court, Cham ers yesterday, question
Of the taxation Of costs In the proceedings for The
imprOy eanaut Of the Harlem River ana SpUyten DuyYu
Creek which presented amounted 20 1900 ;. E.
L. claimed $4,000 Tor his legal services IN behalf Of
the Federal Government aud Thomas l.. ogden So 600
for his services as counsel 20 the Commissioners ap
pointed under the act. Justice Barrett says that the
attorneys have doubtless performed valuable services,
pot under the language OF The act he does
not think that those services should be
'AHseo upon the property owners. but they
sheOid De paid by those who employed them. The
oomMesoners under he General ". r. smith,
SesoenS 1stnes d. Fish and eI-Mayor William K.
80. nhe president claimed Sl5 600 as fees and the
har ., Soihssones $4,000 each Inc Judge holds
sss WIG pCsts with regard to the legality OF the Co
,aisi res are not well taken. Tie Office OF Com
ths n,, As n"I Incompatible that Of Mayor OF
sboDich as 70 tne measure compensatioB, that
InCn W so'erneo by the Value OF the services The
S NV sn auus. "a by no means prepared however,
~ vac ae afe aud conflicting evidence now beiore the
70 allow the large sums which they claim" lie
,.coIe sehub the matter 10 exJudVe William nj neil
- reree 70 determine the amounts The Commssloners
In the bill of costs. ''"ei n.a''c'S inciuoc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22

Tran actions m State bonds were limited to sales
Of Tennessee compromises al -. OF city bank
stocks twcnty-thIcc shares Of common sold at 100.
The business in railroad bonds was small and with
few exceptions the fluctuations in prices were
Insignificant Erie second cons0ls were b easier at
9G7s but closed at 97a07i. Canada southern ilrsts
on If AT g7i. West Shore and buffalo gold os
were - lower at 795s and New-lOrk Chicago ana
~. LOUIS gold is were firm AT lOZG loZ 4.
It. LOUIS and Iron Mountain ilrsts we've
of 10 AZ l14l2, and Chicago, 81. Louis ani New
Orleans 5s were down q at l05l2. ONO southern
fists rose from s3a to SOL ia. Richmond ana
Danvle debentures declined per cent 10 GS, East
Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia incomes los to
3Gl2. and Virginia Midland incomes were steady AZ
G234 a GB Denver aud RIO Grande cOnsOs we're II
lower AZ 963t. Texas and Pacific incomes declined
- to sc and recovered 10 GOi2, and ilrss Denver
and Rio GraEdc nuctuatc cd between 81 lodSl'4 ana
closed at Sll2 Atlantic aud PacIhc incomes
declined / per ceut 10 30 aud recovered 10 81 u
80 g. Northern Pacific hrst4 were OH ~ at lOo
he Sub Treasury statement 10 day shows gam
of 137940N, made up by gains cd %3JO,93I COIN dhd
S22.I7i currency but tnc true gam Is @2Z9OUo
gIca cr than that, hccause the payments ihciuGe
T229.OOO gold certificates cancelled. Inc day =
transactions covered: Receipts. Sl,tIo,26O: pay
mcnt~. . ,O77. sJS currency balance, T1,I1O.cbb;
coin balance, $ll4.3i3, COG. Money az the NtorA
Exchange tor call loans ruled extremely easy at ~
as per cent.
IAcre was 10 particular activity IN tho foreign
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exchanges, bat the rates were advanced, and for
81 "a and 81 S7a4 for long and short sterling re-
spectively; 500 and 5.17i2 for francs 94os and
% for reichmarks; 40 and 40l4 for guilders.
In London, British consols were weak at decline
of ls to 10l 11-16 for money and 101 1915 for &C
count United States l9s were ls higher at 1851,
the As were Il lower at 122, and the 4l2s off ls
at 1143s. American railways promptly responded
to Saturdays declines in the home markets. aud
were from Il to liz per cent lower. The Bank Of
England gained 5000 bullion on balance. At
Paris French rcents declined to 70. S0Q79 S2l2
francs.
I he Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $l36,792,7SS; balances,
81 ,343, 232.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were 1855, 343,
and the internal revenue receipts $419,390.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

tIytKPoO- Nav 81 -l2:30 o. m.-CouOn STEADY: MIA.
ding Cpanda. id: DO. Orleans Cd. Sae., >.OOo baes.
including bales for speculation and export receipts
A "a bales, including OO5O American Futures
T'planc. Low MiddunR clause. Nav anc June delivery
5S4..d: Juno Juv denvery 5sS.d. also 3e's4d;
do July August 5sa4a also Sled 40 August
su september delivery Goza4d 5oa4d do september
october delivery 0Sa4d also jes4d also Je'd do No
aud December delivery. 6s's.d Futures duh -,
LIyEAPOOoI- Nay 2i.2OO m"-Cotton-IIe .Aes OF tho
day included 0.sJ0 Dales Apsr:ca.- -
LIVERPOOL May gl-I:OO n-Cotton-EutureS-Cpl anass
Kidding clause June snd July delivery 1S'S4d Fu
lures closed dull $500
GALVESTON. Nav Election dull Middrng. l07sc. low
Niddlng $40. Coca Ordinary. 9lsc.: net receipts liSf
balsS gross l3ll exports 10 Glear Britain =
bales France 1924 bales: 10 the Continent Osies;
L, JhanneL bales cOastwlsc. l.vSo DaIesi saess
43.57S DateS
SEw-ORfRASs. Nav 2l.-SotIon duiel; Mddlng. lOscs
Low Middling 0sc. 0ooo Ordinary, 9sc net recoipS'
l,ssl gross l923 bales exports coastwlso -
bales France. - bales 10 the Continent loO o@lsss
Britain. - bales 1000 baIes last e'eH'
ing. 20 bales stocs !6l,7l0 bales. ,,,,,,. ,o,..
Mddng. 9.c GOOD Ordinary o'ec.. net :,
5Ji bales: gross 55i bales exports cOAstWse %o'o
bales 10 the OOnunchL bales 10 Great bil'slh a. :,
sales rs evening. - Oales seoV~ isosS
bdIes
"You must be- careful in your use Oh nltrlc
reid" said Professor of Chemistry 10 MA ciass,
when ylndpnt amid n treated WIN n'ic ne,s
two sOmeric 0zOy Eapeiy anaer ue
oae yielding lnOaOnonaiGO JeaZo aoaphty a"lle, Anee
the Other DE be- ZGla nld0na phaicle a." ." eAee'
sion pretty SURF " ionom"-iLonaoa Een~
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York to prepare for when she went again to Living
stone she found that snyder had married another
woman shortly after he made the proposal to hersei
The defendant did not appear, and the jury awarded
the woman verdict OF 81, 200.
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a BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT AT NEWARK.

ber'ha Dnedorff, who lives in New York,
brought suit against Peter Snyder Of Livingstone near
e"ark Tor breach Of promise marriage and the case
uiea Yesterday by Sheriff Wright and a Jury at
HerA' Inc plaintiff testified that size visited the town
o. Livingstone, aud, while there cot a.osatntt u,,h
siyeel who asked hes to marry him. auc atted he.
10 I'M hg on her finger The marriage was arrenoes
" 'e place WITHIN u roo1tb, and sac returned 10 New
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MABxErs.

LONDON. Nav 2l-l230 .. m.-COnsols l0lnts money
and lOlae for the account; FIVE per cent bonds e1
tended lO)4 Atlantic and Western first
trustees ccrncates 47,: do second mortgage ~ Erie
35 do second ConsOs OH York Central l23'G III
nOs Central, l46; Pennsylvania Central, 59as Reading.
27ls Mexican ordinary l2i New YORK ontario ana West
ern. 26s Milwaukee and It. Paul Common, lO9H
LONDON May 2l.-23D D. m.Paris advices duOts three
~ francs 30 confines for the account
LONDON MAY 2l-4.OU D. m--AtlantIO and Great West
ern second mortgage trustees certificates l24 Reading
y u NewIOrk. Ontario and Western. 26s
Bar SILVER Is quoted al jOlst. per ounce
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance today Il Gl-0Jg.
LONDON May 2l-4i3O n. m.-Pars advlces duote three
per cent rente5 az 10 francs ~ cenmes for the account
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NEv-loHK. Monday, May 81. 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange


NEV-YOER CITY.
Wavcrley place. " s. 7J4 f. II Of ChaIics-sf 19Sx524
saraa AeC-ul, guardian 10 Alice Le 10Y 1900
GiAler to W Gla>cr. 10000
IlGtlI-t =, 10 Il3tI ST. Ills II OF tha.c 4l.SX
.ul.Io, 'dinefIno Ferguson and anOihc, 10 ltoDt
Fer ,usOu o..
ll.thst 10 lltil.st, 40 n VOL Jihayc, ASK
zuilO. hODt J." r.uson aud another to catherine
Fergus lU
ll2thst us. loss Il3,h-st. 2J34 II " ol 5th ave,
44oA%o. ,iO' same Aad Wic 10 Maty Eruvnc
5Oth u. u = 1919 Nv oil an ayc 2..G4Ioj.5 urn.
IirtiA AlGzenhrIinrr and husband kIimin
sufos-.,. =. lJ It Of Hitins on g. 251IoO ~.
johanna behfen' 10 oeng ............ -. 900
4Isist =, 40 30 OF ,tidvr. 2JGJ7.J = - A Mar
pay ANA aao.h he. executors. My Il Dugan. 1900
GRAHAM ana ai.e 10 ADJ BeddAI .-.....,..... 10000
4lsi a. So 40 Il ~ OF ftn ave. ZU10o9. Mary h.
. Dwyer 10 v Le.sicI Al 5000
lstavc, 80 cor OF rttl-St. -J1Iif ~ Nsach
and Wuc TO " h.arn.--... .....-........... 10000
i-lstht. = - 20 IL " OF hih-aSc. 10. NIuOIl, Max
hAIser ana we 10 AagN,et 600
garet raWfod ANA husband To- h.yscr...- 10000
uiL+Ld ave ~ Col % O"AsClucul-ai. IJUAIIa9
Johh l. HopAiu, ana another 10 tsroulc j
gainetn .............. 100
Jt.e.r, Oi l..ds.. aJ.o1IOc. hi Maner
ard wifr 10 mos Dousncrs -. IOsIs
4itii-sl q, 900 "a q 81 IOtn-asc, 2OxluUJ. j u
LOau aUd vile Ia % 81 + ............ ....
Sane properly BpisI 10 Margaret calhoun 4
OJtAst -, -lJ II " OF .Itl-.ase -,kJ3.t f.Lscl
ana 81, 10 i DeiDy ano ser -. $500
lIrtH-,L 80 % 20. 81 ave -JXlYOII; John II
De.ne ana sia.nDr...'' '..,.... - 600
Iet 81 'Cs 90 -Ad 4u", t@AIU..Il. LgertOn I. NIn-
Cnufcn. % 900
Shave. lot 49,. ~ moi IughbIlgrsi, IVUa
40 - zen aud niiO 10 fOiOca ..-....... 1000
NaaisOLgfc. rs, IS u OF i1.dst. lSxIto. Johu
wha..n. reforee. Anaie lgan' ........ 5000
O~..-.t. .-l - "a a.c, &iAlJU.7, = j toNeu.
feioiee' 10 " ~ Cohen 2VO1
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Il. HAUPr
PERSONAL.

R. h. Briggs, Of MoOrhead, is at the
Metropolitan.
Clark W. Thompson, OF Wells, arrived at
the metropolitan yesterday.
John W. Arcteuder Willmar, is register
ed at the Clarendon hotel.
Hon. j. H. Ackermann, Young America,
is registered at the Clarendon.
G. S. Barnes and Wm. B. Mcdonnell
and wife, Fargo, are at the Merchants.
Solomon Prendergast, of Sauk Center.
visited friends at the state capitol yester-
day.
A. N. Johnson and wife, Benson, and
Herbert Ford, Of LeadvilIe, are at the Mer-
chants.
R. G. Robinson, Pine City, and J. E.
Wisner, Lisbon, D. T., were at the Mer-
chants hotel yesterday.
B. B. Breed, Miss Lena Mason and Mrs.
M. c. Merritt, Of Breed Farm, D. T., are
registered at the Merchants.
Mr.. G. AlwYne Smith, of the st. Paul
Plow Co., left for Kansas City yesterday,
where, it is understood, he will be united
in marriage to charming young lady of
that place, after which they will sail for
England on q wedding tour.
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GEN. HAUPT,s FAREWELL

His Parting Words TO the Officers and EN-
ployes OF the Northern Pacific Road.
Gen. Herman Haups in retiring from the
Office of general manager of the Northern
Pacific road, bids farewell to the officers
and employees of the road in the following
circular letter:
In severing my connection with the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, de-
sire to express my appreciation OF The zeal,
intelligence and fidelity with which my eff
forts TO discharge official duties have been
secured by you. If any prominently con-
nected with the service has failed in loyal
tY to the interests in which it was his duty
to protect, or has used his official position
to advance private and personal
interests to the neglect of the higher
duties and obligations which he owed TO
the company, have failed to discover it.
My personal relations with heads of de-
partments have been particularly cordial,
and trust that the harmony that now ex-
lists between them may remain unbroken.
One of my chief regrets on leaving the
service of the company arises from the
fact that my plans for the elevation of the
service, the improvement of the condition
for making suitable provision for the care
and comfort of the various classes of en-
ployes, cannot now be carried into effect.
L will add that so far as these plans had
been communicated to President Vii
lard ne has been in sympathy with them
and at one time gave orders 10 erect COM
modious boarding houses on all the divi-
sions to be furnished with lavetoriee, read
ing rooms and other conveniencss. but the
execution of the order was suspended for
financial reasons. Mr.. Willard is disposed
to Dc ell thai circumstances will permit to
promote the comfort and improve tho con-
dition Of all classes of employees, and is
worthy Of their loyalty and respect.
Wishing all the largest possible measure
OF prosperity 1 subscribe myself Jour
friend.
[Signsdl H. HAUpr.
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NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made by the undersigned, the preprietors and
owners, in fee simple, of all that part and por-
ton of Vadnas Lake Villas. situate, lying and
being in lots No. 2, 3 and 4, and in the south
half Of the southeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter, and the east
half of the southwest quarter, all in section
thirty-one (31), township No. thirty (30), north
of range No. twenty-five (22) west, according
to the United States government survey, and
being the whole of eaid plat, excepting lots A,
B, G, D, E, F, G and II, the same being in the
county of Ramsey, Minnesota, to the District
Court, Second judicial district, THAT being the
jvdicial district in which said plat is located,
at special term thereof appointed to be held at
the court house in the city of Saint Paul, in said
county and state, on Saturday, the 18th day of
December, A. D. 1883, at the opening of said
court on said day, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci be heard. to vacate all that part and por-
ton of said plat of Vadnais Lake Villa, and the
whole thereof, excepting lots A. 3, c, D, E, E.,
G and Il, pursuant to the provisions of the stat
ute of said state of Minnesota, in such case
made aid provided. And for said court to ad-
Judge and declare the title to all the streets, al
leys, roads ard public squares if any there be)
thereon appearing, in the undersigned proprie-
tors and owners as aforesaid, according to our
further order therein as shall seem meet and
proper.
Dated November LIST, 1888.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF ST. PAUL,
4. ?. MONTEN,
s. g. SANRORN,
z. A[OBERY.
". P. MURRAY, Attorney tor petitioners, St.
Paul, Mimi 310-3S9
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Q -ALE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RaMSEY
y SIS. In Probate Court, Special Term, Novem,
Der 8, 1885.
n the matter of the estate o. Samuel L. Robbins,
deceased
Whereas, Az instrument in writing, purportinp
10 be the las. viii and testament of Samuel l. Rob
bins deceased, late of said county, has been de-
hyered to this court:
And whereas. Lizzie s. Robbins has fled herewith
her petition, representing among other things that
said Samuel L. Robbins died in said county on the
% day Of October, 1888, testate, and that said
petitioner is the sole executrix named in said
last VII and testament, and praying that the
said instruments may De admitted TO probate a.
that letters testsIs taTy be 20 her issued thereon
II IS ordered, that the proofs Of said Instrument
and the said petition be heard before this cort al
the probate Office n said county on the third day
OF December, A. D. 1888, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
when sl concerned may appear and contest the
probate OF said instrument.
And i. is further ordered, That public notice al
the time and place OF said hearing be given to al
persons interested, By publication OF these orders
fvr three weeks successfully previous TO said dsJ
ct hearing, in the DAILI GIoBE, a zex<pszssr
printed and published at Saint Paul in said csrrty
Dy the Court, VA. B. NcGRORTY
Pa Judge of Probate.
Asspsts Pa We rcsEaT. Jr.. Clerk
E. J. EcaS AEtnrrey for petitioner.
ravo-trisE
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FINANCIAL.

ATONEY TO LOAN in large and small
VI amounts. 4. B. Tilgns & Bro, real es-
tate, 354 Jackson. 3Io-l5
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made IL the payment of the
of SIX hundred and seventy three 5000 dollars
which Is claimed to ne due at the date Of This notice
upon two certain mortgages, but duly executed &C.
knOwledged and delivered By Paul Hammerbacher
and Appelonia Hamrnerbaoher, his wife nortoa.
gees to The Saint Paul Mutual Building Associa-
ton No. l, one of said mortgages for $500 o..
bearing date the }9th day of October. A. D. 1871 and
duly recorded in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds in and for Ramsey county, Minnesota On
18TH or september, a. D. 1917, at 10 O'Clock p IN
on BOOK As of mortgages on page "a: the other of
said mortgage for 81 .00100 dated 18th Of July A
D. 1871, and duly recorded IN the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in and for the County of Ramsey and
state of Minnesota, on the 5oth day of July, A. D.
1877, at 1l:30 O'Clock in Book IS of mortgages
page 30, and no action or proceeding at law
otherwise having been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgages or either of them
or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that BIZ
virtue OF power of sale contained in each of said
mortgages, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, each, the said mortgage
will be fOreclosed, and the premises described in
and covered by said mortgages and each of them,
viz:
Lotnumber three Isl and the southerly half of lot
number two (2) in block number seventy five (75l
of West Saint Paul Proper, according to the plat
thereof filed being in the Office of toe Register
of Deeds in and for said County, and for Ramsey
county and State of Minnesota with the heredita-
ment and sppurtenances, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. to pay said
debt and interest, and the taxes, if any, on said
premises, and fifty dollars attorneys fees as stipu-
lated in and by said mortgages in case of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by law;
which sale shall be made by the Sheriff of said
Ramsey county, at the front door of the old Court
House, in the city of Saint Paul in said County and
State, on the twenty-second day of December, A D.
1888, at eleven O'Clock a. m. of that day subject 10
redemption at any time within one year from the
day of sale. provided by law.
Dated Saint Paul. Nov. 7th 1888
THE SAINT PAUL MUTUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION NO. l.
Mortgage.
WI LEWIS NELLY. Attorney fo- rnortcages
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INV YORK, Nov. S.-General Sherman
was the guest of General Hancock to day
General Sherman also attended meeting
of the Military Science institute.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.-Judge Hofma6
of the United States district court, decided
to-day that Chinese who went to China
prior to the passage of the restriction act
were entitled to land.
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TWO Nice furnished rooms for rent. ST and
4 SIS month. 96 West Third street. 3l2-I4
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DIED.

BICKEL-At the residence of his parents No.
342 West Third street, Horace Burton Bickel
at ESQ o'clock yesterday afternoon, of mem
hranous Group, aged three years, eight
months and fifteen days.
Funeral from the residence att o'clock Sun
day.
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NEW TACOMA, W. T.
T.
INVESTMENTS
MADE IN
NEW TACOMA,

The Western terminus of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, by T. L. OLDS & co. Houses, stores
and tsnements built. Constructions superfntend-
ed by an honest and competent architect. We
also buy coal and timber lands. Do an exclusive
buying business commission. Refer to banks
of New Tacoma, W. T., and Rochester, Mime
sofa. We invite correspondence.
F. T. OLDS & CO.,
Sn7* New Iaeoma, w. T.
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Wednesday.

His Honor Mayor O'Brien has kindly con-
sented to open hit. Zion Fair on next Monday
evening, 18th inst, at 8 O'Clock. The public is
cordially invited to be present and contribute
their might to laudable enterprise.
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four story brick. 75x1OO feet on Fifth
street between Robert and Minnesota.
De Coster & Clark will commence, Mon
day, the erection of five story block on
the corner of Fourth and Kittson streets.
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LAYTON BROS.

r AwTONS GARDEN LOTS are now offered
IL to the public OF easy terms, containing 5
acres each, foz 81 ,0co. 100 worth of market
stuff can be raised annually. Lawtoa Bros, lis
Deksta srezee. 3oSSl4
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ThurSdaY.

Mt. Zion Congregation looks confidently to
the participation of their friends in their Fair at
Sherman hall next week. AS the object is one
of charity, they hope to see large crowds for
sweet charity's sake.
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For necnrntinrs.

Ladies engaged in preparing household decora-
tions of any kind Will find at No II East Third
street Just the line of materials they can use to
the best advantage.
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Sergeant Eignsi Corps, y. 8. &.
To-DAY's WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 1 q. m.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi valley,
rain followed by colder, clearing weather,
winds shifting to north and west, rising
barometer. Missouri valley, colder and
fair weather in south and central portions,
north TO west winds, higher barometer.
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Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters cures Rhumatism.
All genuine bear the signature Of ]. P. Allen,
druggist, st. Paul, MINI.