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ESTABLISHED 1880.

LNSTABLISHED $780,
JAMES Y DAVIS SONS
621 Pennsylvania avenue
Gents Dress Silk Hats, $5, Sc, 49,
The Latest Styles of Black and Brown Derby Hats
at 81 25, 81 so, 81, $3.50, SO, $50 g. 100.
Canes and Umbrellas
Boys Hats and Polo Caps, &c., 75c.. 81. $150
n9-1m
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NTISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
1883 HOLIDAY SEASON 1883
CON FECTION cry

1883 HOLIDAY SEASON 1883
CONFEC TIONERY
It be said that the cold weather has made its
appearance amongst and that ii will remain with us
ntly during the balance of the year That being
assured all dealers in Candy stock their stores
without being IN fear that the goods will be spoiled by
the weather or insects
1t conceded 10y the business community in general
that the coming Will be one Of great activity and
Profit to the merchants who have the kind OF goods for
sale that the public is tesirous of buying The dealer
TO do business, must have stock Of goods fresh and
well selected.
The great aim of the retail dealer in Confections
should be to make large display possible with
small stock of great variety; that is, to bay often and
Ill such quantities is to keep the goods Eice and fresh
This class of trade viii find establishment an ac-
conmolation.
summer months concluded anticpate the wants
OF the trade and be equal to the demand by complet-
Ing our variety OF stock for the THANKSGIVING and Ho-
day trade earlier than usual We at this early period
are ready TO Ply tie trade with full stock of Holi-
day goods.
Our stock of Suar Toys and Tree Ornaments is par
dCularly large and of great variety
In French Mixtures and Domestic Candy we have all
qualities high and low priced, and supply the
wants of any class of trade.
We have quite number of employed in the
manufacture OF French Mixtures which we guaran tee
pure and fresh.
VIM NdllCy III small or
large quantities requested to look at our goods be-
lore Placing their orders elsewhere.
S'creh'tIeis who cater to the wants of the uyenile
co'.ity should not fail to call at our store every
lew Gays TO see the novelties in goods We ALWAYS
have something new and show You such q va
rety as you never have before and we VIII sell
SOu quantities suit
Our statesmen ar always willing to show our goods
Whetheryou are ready to buy Or not.
Goods delivered promptly.
Out OF town orders boxed and delivered at the
WiIrYes aid depots without clirc for cases or trya
CARL MUELLER IL SON
MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONEES
WHOLESALE DEALERS N HOLIDAY CCNFFC-
TIONS,
314 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
South side. near corner Of 81 street n176t
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Lord Colef1dge since his return 70 England, has
refused to be interviewed, but intends to print D
full aud deliberate expression OF opinion.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has declined to grant
request from the committee on the celebration OF
the Evacuation OF the City OF New York by the
Brooklyn be closed on Monday, November a6th.
ORDERED TO NoRFoLK.-Dr. P. s. Darlington, Of
the marine hospital service, has been ordered to
Norfolk, Va, for temporary duty, during the illness
of Passed Assistant Surgeon Irwin.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- THE PRAYERS OF .GOD,s PEOPLE ARE
most earnestly requested for the thorough puri
nveterate tobacco users much against the wishes of its
members. n22-3ts
- Annual MEETING or THE 18th SUB
ley chapel FRIDAY EVENING November @ sd $ sif at
Reports as to the work accomplished during the past
year will be read; new board Of directors Wilt be
5 s 0s' business III sSE HSuM T dl be
~E NoTICEaaTQ BUILDERS AND OTHERS
s5 wh2 want Brick , or other fHcy done
their advantage to call or address B. R1ORDAN. Gil
ST. NV n22-2t'
nNJSRE NT6RKT x M9li IS BoIDs NEW
YM J: &c; e a: Rooms FRIDAY EVENING November 2s
h TaF HHp1S AGT c1MyETT Nj 9F =
at $40 full attenaass eaEastlS reauested ssH sdi'
- cH1IDRES,s W,1RSdIdA. HqSR1TAE Sovenn.. ., 10,
II II Ss
@snta Badns s 18th e hsa and at ls aRS
nh oNR "a fS 95 Deem
n21-td3 Secretary of Childrens Hospital. D. c.
IL BOOK AS1y ASP JOB = FRlNTIX& P;RT S0>p >pY
III, Gl9be Once OF s'9 Pennsylvania rs avenue
e7nnF # II % RKfsfs sd ns5
F8o DR. NJ. S. PARSONS MEDICAL ELECTRI
SS clan, removed and now with E. A. Parsons Co
s; See i aiSt Under m city Item" column n1s-,w
r7yo DRUGs.--C S. PRICE. DRUGGIST, 426 7rH
no. Mashlngt1n M Physicians Prescriptions specially
great variety nl2
r--Sa FOR A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHAPPED
10 hands or lips "Der1nic Balm" Csc per bottle
at MUNCASTER HOWARDS Pharmacy corner 7th
and streets northwest. mi
r~po THANKSGIVING CARDS, XMAS AND NEW
- Years Cards, Stationery and number one. Cir
culhting Library. with constant additions of new books
and the best Magazines. at l749 Pa. avenue n2O
T4sSo GIRO DE sUZZARRA.-VERDI MD.
Office Hours:
FROM to II am. to 4pm. Z to 9pm
NO. III 18th street northwest. o2Oeo3ms
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OYSTER BAY, L. l., Nov. 22.-Coruner BayIis re-
SIined the Maybee Inquest AT 10 O'Clock this morn-
ing. The first witness. Edmund :. 1appan, who
lives across the road from the Maybee barn. testi-
ned that he saw suspicious looking man on FRI
day night with Fitting IS man. He was tall, wore q
beard and had on a long coat and soft hat IL was
not James Doyle. Dr. W. Il. Whitney testified TO
nndlng finger marks upon the throatS OF each Of
the women and marks ON the knees OF Ann MAY bee,
Death WAS CAUSED hN STANDARDIZATION.
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John Chisholm Hanged.

THE NEW JERSEY WIFE MCKDERER FORFE1TS lis
LIFE.
NEWARK, Y. j.. Nov. 22.-John Chisholm. the
wife murderer, was hanged in the Essex county
tir1n till the last
WANTED ONLY To BE PRAYED FOR.
NEWARK. \. j.. Nov 22.-When Sheriff Wright
announced that the hour had come Chisholm de-
clned to hear the death warrant read, saying that
all he wanted. was to be prayed for, He walked
firmly to the galows holding 4 cFuciiiX. attended
by Fathers Toomey and Connolly. AT I0:l7 the trap
was sprung, and at 1922 he was pronounced dead
from Strangulat1on. Only 81 persons were present.
The body was delivered TO his relatives Who gave
bonds that the funeral should be private.
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In the Criminal Court to-day Judge Wylie said that
letter addressed to District Attorney Corkhill,
coming from the Attorney General, had been placed
In his hands 1t requested 'sthat an order OF the
court be entered OF record that hereafter all
convicted Of violations OF the laws OF the United
States, and sentenced to confinement in peniten-
tary for one year Or over, be confined In the New
Hampshire state prison at Concord, n. IL" 1t fur
ther states that the prison is frstclass fnstitu-
ton, and that its buildings are new and built in
the most modern and improved plan, and 1.-The pris-
Oner upon his discharge will be furnished by the
prison authorities free transportation TO Washing
ton, and In addition VIII receive from the govern
ment a suit OF clothes and IS i'm cash. Judge Wye
said that hereafter all criminals OF this District
sentenced the penitentary would be taken to the
state prison at Concord, Nh.
The contract concluded yesterday between
the Department of Justice and the authorities OF
the state prison at Concord, N. H., whereby the
United States prisoners convicted In the District OF
Columbia shall be sent to that prison, provides
that the prisoners shall be kept there free OF COST
and their transportation from Washington to Con-
cord and return will be at the expense OF the
prison 1t used to be the custom for the government
to pay the transportation OF such and 81 per
week board, but the system OF keeping them free OF
cost was inaugurated by the penitentiary at Buffalo
1t is said that United States prisoners are worth
$2O, 600 year to prison.
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THE PORTSMOUTH DocKKD.-The o. q. s. Ports.
mouth was put in dry dock at Norfolk to-day to
have her bottom scraped and receive other re-
pairs.
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OPPOSED TO RANDALL ON THE TARIFF.
Gen. Singleton, OF Mississippi, one of the mos
Why An Autopsy Was Held.

THE FRIENDS OF YOUNG SCOTCHMAN WHO WANTED
TO BE SATISFIED OF HIS DEATH.
The remains Of Mr.. Douglas Scott, a young man
from Scotland travelling for health and pleasure in
this country, were brought to this city from Pitts
burg today. He was a friend of Mr.. Alexander
Graham Bell, who caused the body to be brought
here for fnterment. Mr.. Scott, some years ago,
narrowly escaped being buried alive. He was sup
posed to be dead, and only revived after being
placed in the coffin For this reason and on ac-
count of the circumstances attending his death,
Mr. Bell determined to hold an autopsy before in
telment. The autopsy was held under the direction
Of Dr. Lamb, this morning. at Speares undertaking
establishment. The deceased was subject To fits OF
epilepsy, and being taken with The streets of
PittSburg a few days ago fell and struck the side
walk on the back OF his head and shortly after died
An inquest was held In Pittsburg. and verdict
was rendered that the death was the result OF the
fall. The body was embalIned, but when it reached
here 1t was found to be perfectly limp, and
there were no marks on the back OF the head. It
was thought that his friends in Scotland would be
better satisfied II it determined definitely what
was the Cause Of his death.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
large. eight-page paper. of fftv-six columns, cut
pasted and folded, and Will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
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THE MCGARRAHAN CAsE.-The Secretary of the
Interior has recalled theopn :t,,1 the McGarrahan
case, which was signed by error, and he will be
allowed to make an argument in the case Decen-
lcr atl.
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plANOS MOVED AND PACKED BY CAREFUL
4 men and guaranteed against damage. JOHN f.
ELLIS 4 CO., 937 Pennsylvania avenue, near 1Otl,
street. u2l TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-22

THE NAVY YARD REPORT READy.-The naval
commission appointed by Congress to investigate
the matter OF the navy yards, of which Commodore
Luce is president, has, according to dispatch from
Providence, r. L. completed its report. One diff
Guilty the board had to contend with was in gather
Ing the enormous statistics required by the act OF
Congress.
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Mr.. WEDDERBURN'S CANDIDACY.-The friends Of
Mr.. Geo. C.Wedderburn claim for him that he is the
most formidable candidate for the position OF post
master OF the House in the field. They state that
he has seventy eight votes already pledged for him.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ NAIlONAL THEATER-THTS WEEK ONLY.
IT Z SILVER KING"
Applauded to the Echo
~ The leading actors ca led TO the footlrhts
Ali the pepers endorse the great play
49, The public aIH.aTId each act
All ProuoHlce THE SILVER KING" the Grandes.
Play seen i'll Washington in years
Under the Direction Of J. n HayerIy
Matinee Saturday. oh God. turn back Thy
~, go universe and give Yes
The Worlds Great Play terdayn
The Success of Both Hem The Great Snectacular
l-plIcreS MeOdrlrna.
IuU Nights "aliach's THE SILNER KING.
lneater, Grand in Sentiment,
D Weeks Grand OIera House THE SILVER KING
New York. Beautiful i'll Spectacle,
,S4,ocV Moving Scenery. THE SILVER KING
Second Year in London Pure III Morality
sS-Next week-John T. Raymond n22
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r~Eso THE PRAYERS OF GODS PEOPLE ARE
80 most earnestly requested for the thorough puri-
icatiOn OF Young church whose pastor and officers are
nveerate tobacco much the wishes of its
me nlDefS.
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RANS0MED DUKE.
TRAPANI SICILY. Nov. 22.-The Duke ~ CaStn'.
monte, Who was recently captured near this city
10y br1gandS, has been ransoIned for $4,000
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Butman's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
. description. 3.

Supposed owner and
description. {e.4 Benefits.
AdOlph Paar Commencing on Sly line OF
Thirteenth street where the Ely line of
Butman's addition intersects said Thir-
teenth street; thence along 8 line OF
Thirteenth street to WHY line of Waba-
shaw street; thence SLY along WHY line
of Wsbashaw street IL ft; thence WHY
at right angles to said last line to the
Ely line of Butman's addition; thence
My along Butmsn's addition lao # to
beginning -........', o11 Oh
J d Ludden. Commencing on line of
Thirteenth street at Ely line of But -~---
mans addition; thence on My line of
Thirteenth street,to apoint on WHY Line
of Wabashav street; thence My along
WHY line of Wabashsw street 100 #;
thence " parallel with Thirteenth street
to Butman's addition; thence Sly to
Deglnnlng ........ ..--'..-. s'.... .S1f 20
ALI objections TO said assessment must be
made In writing and filed with the Clerk of said
Board at least one day prior to said nesting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: R. l.. GoBMAE, 90 90 - r. = :.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 322-224
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Benefits.

Supposed uWridr snd description. Benefits.
plymouth Church. Commencing at
pofuts on \ E,iys side e2 Summit avenue
81 $40 feet WHY from Wabsshsw street,
( thence Ely to WsbashaW street, thence
My along Wabashaw stse6SlTe.01 feet;
thence Wnsss right sngies los $40 +; ,r
thence Sly to hesx1eing ;;s;s:;:.. :: .bSS %
otIhiEtesntA stzestr whees the ely hns
Of Butmans Addition intBfsScts ssid
) Thiftsenth street; Ehsaee e iaa6ng 8 line
: ofFhisteMth street to -W'lE line of Wa
Z bashaw street; thence Sly along WHY
; line of Wabashaw street 40 Il; thence
! W'lyat right angles 70 said last line to
: the Ely line or Rutmsn's Addition;
thenesNiy al01s Butman's Addition
12O II to beginning $40 fS
] D Inddsn. Commencing y line Of
Thifssenth strsetas Ely lins W But
nan.s- Addition; thence on My line
of Thirtesnth street 10 point - WY
line iof WabashsN street.; thels~ My
r along said Willy 0line OF said W35ashaw
street 100 It; thence WHY parallel with
E Thirteenth street to Bntnan's Addition;
thence SLY to sbeginning .,... y. .e1S oO
German lutheran Trinity Church. Com
naea6ing oniW eide Of Wabashaw street
$50. fsstif Rly :. from n w oozner
of Wsbsshaw street and Lyle
haf6o stress, tsenca 8 WHY par
aAoa4 with I9lehRRt street l4S. .66-lOU f6et;
thence Willy along land Of A. p. Hof-
Z tonaH1slf410d test to- Tflton street;
thence H. Ely along Tlton street l64
46-100 fest to corner Of Tiiton and Wa-
bashsW stssets; thence s1y along Wa-
bashay street III. !. 81 feet TO beginning. ga 81
2. Mbrecht. Commencing at point ON
WHY line Of Wabashaw street 100 feet
Nly from Thirteenth street and at the.
N corner Of j. D. Luddsn's land;
ffrnyaFd A3Slrt alr1 w ui,a nhn,uv XII
fest; thence WHY parallel with Thir-
teenth street to Ely line Of Butznan's
addition; thence Sly to N W corner Of
Lndden's land, thence Ely tobegiuning 81 IS
All objections to ossid assessment must hs
made In writing and fled with the Clerk Of sid
Board at least One day prior to said meeting.
enc JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L.. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board Of Public Works. '22l-24
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Confirmation OF Assessment for Sprink-
-'non@i limo Summit AVenue., ad5
OFFICE OF TIE Board OF PUB1Io WoRKs, !
CITY OF sF. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. z, 1883. I

The assessment Of benefits, costs and expenses
arising from the sprinkling of Summit avenue,
from Rice street on the north TO Third n street
ON the south, in the city of &c St.
Paul, Minnesota, until the list day Of November,
A. D. 1855, under contract of VIM. -FozrestaL,
having. bee completed by = the
Board of Public Works in and for said city, said
Board will meet at their bfice in said city, at
p. m. on the 10th day of August, A. d. 1883, to
hear objections il any, to said assessment, at
which tune and place unless snficient cause is
shown to the contrary, said assessment will be
confirmed by said Board l9a1-s i-llQS @--4
The following Is a list of the supposed swners'
names, description of the property benefited,
and4he amounts assessed against the same,
to-vit; ".sTaI .-.rr~E e---.. Es-r SerI
20 eIruino,a Addition To 81 paul : ~ -
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0 Baai1le's Addition to ST. Paul.

3 DESCRIPTION eHpa --. -.; - r-- Beneht
Pat Butler. Commencing at N E corner
of Wabashaw and Eleventh streets;
thence Ealong Eleventh street120 feet, 81
thence N parallel with Wabashaw street
go feet; thence W parallel with Eleventh
street 100 feet to- Wabsshsw. street;
thence 8 go feet to beginning. .$18
e Stahlmann. Commencing at a point on
E side of Mabashaw street so feet north
.erly from NE corner. OF Wabashsw
and Eleventh streets; thence E parallel
with Eleventh street r12O feet; thence N e.--
parallel with Wabashaw street 20 feet;
thence W parallel with Eleventh street
} 100 feet to Wabashaw street; thence 8
70 Deglnnlng :. - ...... .,.....r... %
l. E Hauser. Commencing at point on z i
side of Wabsshaw street 80 feet My
from NE corner Of Wabashaw and Elsv-
enth stfeetsy thence e at right angles
} l20 st;thencecN parallel with Waba-,
shaw street 20 feet; thence at right an
giles w 120 feet to Wabashaw street;
thence 8 20 feet to beginning ...... 30
John Kerwin. Commencing ouElme Of
Wabashs street 100 feat north from NE =
! corner OF Wabashaw and Eleventh streets
thence at right angles b l20feet; thence
N parallel with WsbasARw street 40 feet;
thence at right angles W 120 feet to Waba-
shaw street; thence g. 20 fest to begin
nng .,r. .A.......-............ $S
John Kerwin. Commencing at point on
E line of Wabashaw street; l20 feet N e5
from NE corner of Eleventh and Waba-
/ shaw streets; themes E at right angles
: l20 feet; thence N parallsf with Waba-
shaw street 81 feet; thence w at right
? angles 100 feet to Wabashaw street;
thence 8 81 feet to beginning ........$17
. A a
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Rnoklen,s Arnica salxa,

The greateat medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruise 8, Cuts
Ulcers, Salt Rheum; Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped Hands and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every in
stance, or money refunded; rs cents per box +.
For sale by Lambie & Bethune. -,sr;r
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Confirmation OF Assessment for SDrink.
ling Madison Street
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CIR OF ST. PAUL. MINI, August z, 1883.

The assessment of benefits, costs and expen-
ses arising from the isprinkling of Madison
street, from Woodward avenue to Grove street,
in the city of ST. Paul, Minnesota, until Novem-
ber l, 1883, under contract of John g. Hinkel,
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 P NJ on the 10th
day ofAugust A. D. 1883, to hear objections 4 II
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 a list of the supposed owners
names, description of the property benefited
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HENRY WARD BEEoHEB, in his journeying
iacross the continent, preaching his new re-
igion, under the guise of evolution,is at
tracting no little attention, and causes no
little surprise that he has drlfted 80 far
away into the realms of skepticism and in
fidelity. That element in society that
greets Bob Ipgersoll with so much delight,
welcomes Mr.. Beecher with equal warmth
and cordiality in his present evolutionary
role. Both assall the integrity of the Bible
as the inspired word of God; the one with
sneers and sarcasm, the other with affected
scientific deductions. Whae Mr.. Beecher
was recently IN Chicago, the Rev. j. Spen-
Ger Kennard, of that city, preached SER
mon, reviewing Mr.. Beecher's
'snew theology" in which he
portrayed his wide divergence from
accepted standards, showed the lszfty of
his teachings. and demonstrated that Mr.
Beecher in his definition of his new found
"Christian evolution wholly ignores the
cross as sacri6cial atonement for the
sins of the world. Mr.. Beecher wrote q
letter to Mr.. Kennard to define with ex-
plicitness his position. In that letter he
said: "Allow me to say of my own position
| that I know that I am orthodox and evan
gelical as to the facts and substance of the
Christian religion; but equally we'll !
know that am not orthodox as to the
philosophy which has hitherto been sppli,
ed to these facts. / am a cordial Christian
| evolutionist. x Evolution strikes
at the root of all medieval and orthodox
modern theology; the fall of man in
Adam, and the inheritance by his posteri.
| ty of his guilt, and, by consequence, any
| such view of atonement as has been
constructed to meet the fRbu.
lous disaster" Can any thing
/ wei! be broader than this rejection of
Christ's atonement for sin on the cross !
Mr.. Beecber says with emphasis, "Adam
did not fall," aud that perforce, there is
/ no inherited or imp arted sin in his poster
ity. If there was no fall, there can be no
restoration. Why then did Christ come to
suffer and die tom AXE atonement for sin
| that has no en ste nee, to purchase pardon
where there is; no guilt, to secure q restor-
| alton from q fall that never occurred. That
ia ONLY. in the words sef Mr.. aBeecher, a
"fabulous disasterf" If Adam fell not; if
! the race, his defendants, were not involved
in g sinful fall, thus incurriRg divine dis
| pleasure, what need of any reconciliation
how can there be any reconciliation where
there is 30 offense? Did then the son of God
come to earth to suffer the bloody death Of
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All ,objechons to said assessment must be
made in VISITING and fled with the clerk of said
Board at least one day prior 10 said Meeting
y JOHN HARRINGTON, President. :,
Official: r. Il. GoRMAN, go --7o'-
III Clerk Board of Public Works. 222- -224
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Spfilk
ling Iglenart Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug 3, 1883. =

arising from the sprinkiing of Iglehart street,
from St. Peter street to Wabsshaw street, in the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota, until the LIST day OF
November A D. 1888, under contract OF John
Gehrke, having been completed by the
Board of Public Works in and for said city,
said Board will meet at their Office in said city,
at Q p. M, on the Goth day of Augusti A. D.,
1888, to hear objections (if any) to ssid assess
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said ssess-
ment will be confirmed by said Board. - =
2 The following is a list of the supposed owners
names, description of the property benefited,
and the amounts assessed against the same,
to-wit:.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Elm Street.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. Paul. Minn., August 5, 1883.

OFFICE OF TEE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL. Minn., AugustS, 1883.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation of the
city of st. Paul., Minnesota, at their Office in
said city, until II m. on the 17th day of August,
A. ID. 1888 for the grading of Elm street, from
Wilken street to the right of way of the Chicago,
Milwaukee d St. Paul Railway company,
in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office of said Board.
! A bond with at least two (2) sureties, In sum
amount bid must accompany each bid. -
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
jte JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GORMAE,
216226 Clerk of BOARD of Public Works.