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The Tncome oran Edifo-

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The motion of Mrs. Annie R. Fox for increased alimony pending the result of her divorce suit against Richard K. Fox, proprietor of the Police Gazette, was to-day denied by Justice Barrett. Dur ing the argument it was stated that MT. Fox's income is $250 900 year.
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NEW FORA.

Opening of the East River Bridge.
 NEW YoRK, April 1s.-The committee hay ing the details of the arrangements for the Brooklyn bridge celebration in charge has decided to hold the ceremonies of the formal opening on Thursday, May 24.
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THE WEST.
Illinois

sam JOnes not on Th1S Case.
 CHICAGO, April 1a.-'I have not employed any outside counsel to defend my case," said Jere Dunn this afternoon when asked as to the truth of the report that in addition to Messrs. Storrs and Mum he had retained Mir. Samuel Jones, the welI::known criminal lawyer of Hartford, Ct. 'sThe way the re- port started was that friends of mine residing aast offered to employ Mir. Jones in my be- half. but I wrote them that had retained good counsel and did not consider his ser vices necessary. That is all there is about it. The trial is set for Friday.
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oowh1ded for 1nsultlng . Lady,

CHICAGO, April 1s.-W. Phillips, painter employed at the Grand Pacific Hotel, WAS cowhided in the corridor of that hotel to-day by MT. c. A. Fawcett, gentleman of wealth and position, for insulting his daughter while working at his house recently About one hundred guests who witnessed the cowhidine made no attempt to stop it.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.

CIergymea for Civil Service Reform.
 PROVIDENCE, April 1S.-A meeting of the clergymen called at the request of the Ma tional Civil Service Reform League was held in Grace church chapel this afternoon. About forty were present representing all denominations in the city, including the Universalists and Catholics The Rt. Rev. Thomas M. Clark, Rev. Dr. Vose, Revs. c. Richards, H. I. Cushman. T. E. Brown, E. M. Stone. D. H. Green, H. W. Rugg aud others made short speeches, after which the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That the clergymen here present be en- rolled expression of their sympathies with the effort to promote civil service reform and the nucleus of future meeting at which the permanent organization of civil service reform association shall be effected
 Resolved That it Is the of this meeting that each representative of parish here present be quested to invite to the meeting to which this meet ing adiourns five gentlemen who shall aid in the work of organization to be effected by that meeting.
 The meeting then adjourned to meet at the call of the committee.
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Wisconsin.

APubIfc Reception for SehelIer.
 MILWAUKEE. April 1S.-George Scheller has been walking around town all day receiving congratulations of friends. movement is on foot to tender him public reception.
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&AS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, KNOWN hkia AS THE RICHMOND PLACE, situated at the
 IV county town of Windham County, in the beautiful village of Brooklyn, ,Ct within ve minutes walk of four churches house, postoce and grad ed school; but short distance from two railroads. Buildings, grounds stables and all the appointments well adapted for summer or permanent residence. There 160 of excellent land, well watered, and with an abundance and variety of fruit. Apply to J. s. ATWOOD,
 apl6 Cd lW Wauregan, Conn.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by an American woman as second girl or waitress in private family; will do house. work where the family Is small. Good reference. Apply at Library Rooms. 75 Orange street.
 ap5 L.B. BARTHOLOMEW.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Captain Bogardus Defeated. PHILADELPHIA. April 18.-The match be. tween Captain Bogardus and John Brewer of Hamilton, N J., at Pastime Park this after noon for $250 aside, fifty birds each, was won by the latter,
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A SITUATION by respectable American woman ~ to do light housework- Is hrst-cIsss nurse in cases or sickness Can furnish excellent references as to character and capabilities Address
 0p17 St T " Gill Straet
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A Social Sensation-The Romanfic At
 faclanaa..t aG A Kauzz E4as.as.

CHICAGO, April, 1s.-A social sensation of large proportions and lively interest is in the
 air, involving the declaring of of a much heralded wedding fixed for tomorrow Last year the handsome. accomplished and wealthy, daughter sof prominent resident while in Paris met professionally 2 young Ffanco-American physician, who had been called in the absence of an older practitioner to attend her father Mutual love and
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EOR RENT

AeAA THE house known No. 347 York street, g &1sA rooms all modern improvements large lot EHlW rent $35 per month. The first story Mo- 32 Ed street, rooms city water and gas.
 The second story No. q Lyon street, rooms, city water and gas. For particulars for all of the above call
 B. L. LAMBERT, ap17 3t+ $40 Chapel Street.
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 A@A THE most eligible and desirable residence siH AT Trumbul street, corner of Lincoln house I1k contains twelve rooms and eight open hrt places. Lot 50x1I0 feet. Grounds well stocked with Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition House can be seen from to p. Information on the premises or
 ma3O 163 CHAPEL STREET.
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A GOOD Salesman to travel in outside towns A A good chance for an energetic, pushing man. Salary to commence $20 Der week. with chances for advancement. Must furnish references. Apply to
 VIM. GAY X CO, ynarnn Ghranf
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Massachusetts.
An Invoice of Irish Immigrants

An Invoice of Irish Immigrants. F BOSTON, April 18-The steamship Prussian arrived at the Hoosac Tunnel dock, Charles town, this evening with about four hundred immigrants on board, all from Ireland sent oyer like those who came in the Nesto- rian by the British government. They pre- scented motley appearance as they crowded to the rail when the lines were thrown out, men, women and children, some smiling at the sight of lard, others signing and weeping at thought of the kindred and country left behind. Few of them exhibited anything like spirit or even courage, patient resignation seem- ing to characterize their movements Only favored few were allowed to disem- bark tonight, the remainder coming of to- morrow morning at o'clock. An agent of the English government was again on hand to provide tickets, information and guidance to the passengers. A large proportion of them will remain in Boston, the others being destined for various parts of the country. It is worthy of note that the Allan line steamers on the return trip convert their room into cattle pens The Istorian is now loading with these animals
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WANTED.

RY an educated young man of experien D. sition ap19 3t@ fbis nfics
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wANnEn
WANTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work or general housswork in g small private family. Apply at
 ap18 2ts 50 DAGGETT STREET
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework or second work in a small private family. City reference. Inquire at
 apl9 It. ,04 PORTSEA STREET
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FOR RENT,

Ae&A FIRST-CLASS fiat five rooms and bath room AssA first floor, and bedroom third story o
 eT 26 Clark street marble mantles, new house gas, sewer connection and all conveniences. Apply at 69 CHURCH STREET,
 ap173t Room 23
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BeaI Gstste.
Gsee 1st page for other Real Estate advertiasnsn

1a FIRST FLOORaof hFBt-claas house corner iia Whalley avenue and Orchard street. For per ZsN nit apply to O. B. FOWLER, Atty,
 dIebe Building, cor. Church and Chapel Streets.
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WANTED ADIES in city country to do light clean fancy AA work at home for Spring and Summer trade, Pays we'll Sample and particulars mailed for 15c HUDSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
 ap7 I'm 265 Sixth Avenue, New York,
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A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work or general housework in a small private ap19 It. 16s STATE s7-REEr
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WANTER-

A SITUATION by middle aged lady to Co plain A sewing for her board. A home rath r than wages the principal object. Inquire at
 ap1S St% 26 CHESTNUT STREET
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DEATHS.

pIDGE-IAII-In thIs city, April 1eth, by Rev. l. c.
 leserve, Henry [. Pidge and Mfrs Agnes J. Lail all of this city.
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w NTEn

A SITUATION by hrst-class French cook, col "A ored man, in 6 hotel or restaurant Good ref erence. Inquire at Selden House. State street. of
 apl8 2tH pAnT COsf0G
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WANTEn

A HOUsEKEEPER and companion for an elderly A lady, no other person in the family A good Address HOME ap19 St P. O. Box l62,
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ap1S 3t#
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5 EOh RENT, jsA DESIRABLE corner office fronting State and Hisd Chapel street, steam heat, water and gas. II1 ans If GEORGE Fl. FORD.
 FOR RENT. k8es, THE Brick House No. 72 Howe street, with .siia all modern Improvements and in fine order. ElB Location the best in the city. Inquire of N. W. MERWIN, pa3O I8t Corner State and George Streets.
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sp1s 12t
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by competent girl to cook waeh A and iron in private family Good city refer ence. Inquire at
 Qn csrs,
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by young woman to ,o,k ,rash "A and iron in private family or general bonSa work. Beet of city references. Call at
 apl9 1fs 1S4k ST. 10 aN STREET
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WANnEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do cooking 6A washing and ironing second work Goc d reference Inquire for two days at
 6p19 ltt 15O FRANKLIN RTRFFT
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Another Young White Girls 1nfatuatior

Another Young White Girls Infatuafion.
 LEoM1NsTER, April 1S.-Alice Flagg, white, beautiful young lady of twentysix, 8 daughter of the wealthiest farmer in Boyls- ton and graduate of the famous Oneid in stitute at Worcester, has after five years clandestine eourtship married George Haz- ard, colored, former farm lRborer of her father. A public reception is to be rendered the couple.
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THE OLD WORLD.

in the civil service law which makes the tenure of office in the departments here any more stable than it now is. = @
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NV WANTRn

A LADY as bookkeeper and cashier in an office 8 A miles from the city. Address in hand writing of the applicant, stating references salary desired etc., NOVELTIFs
 ap1S Ct ConrIer 0A6ca
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AI1mony for an Actors Wife.

] NEW YORK, April 1S.-In the fearle dis s vorce suit the counsel for the wife to-day
 made application for temporary alimony and
 counsel fees. The wife, who wes the plain
 tiff, alleges that since 1880 her husband, who is the leading actor at Wallack's theatre, has lived in criminal intimacy with Ethel Arden and since January has repeatedly committed acts of infidelity with Minnie Conway and other women. She demands the custody of
 the children and sufficient support, claiming that while her husband is under contract
 and receives $l1, 800 yearly, he has only given her $200 in four months, and that she
 has had to borrow money to enable her to come from England here. The petition showed confessed infidelity on the part of the defendant. Judge Barrett granted orders al- lowing 1000 per annum alimony, $250 for counsel fees, and requiring the $20O which she had borrowed to pay her travelling ex- penses from England.
 Inspector Byrnes' War on the Gamblers
 NEW YORK, April 1S.-The gamblers of this city were astonished this afternoon by by another sweeping raid made by Inspector Byrpes and his force of detective sergeants. The proprietors of the gambling houses raid ed last Monday have been taking steps to test the legality of the inspectors action in seizing their property although no ar.
 rests were made and MT. Byrnes to day
 asked Recorder Smyth in the court of gener- al sessions for judicial advice upon the case.
 The recorder replied that he would
 issue warrants for the capture of
 the gambling implements in any
 other known gambling house which
 the inspector could bring evidence to
 show was given Inspector Byrne produced
 evidence against large number of keepers of gambling houses and warrants were issued for their arrest. Seven of the warrants were served this afternoon but none of the pro- prietors were found on deck. In five of the places raided the paraphernalia had been removed, but from the other two
 places almost everything that was moveable
 was taken away and stored in the basement of police headquarters, which is already
 crowded with gambling tools awaiting de- sfrT.afinn
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WANTED.

ENIRsT-oLASs Bench MonIds5S ,a.,,.. 4. A, make light, fine work; none but steady and res liable men need apply. Address ~
 TROY MALLEABLEr IRON co
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dNsrts.
UXA NTIRyT
WANTEn.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general 1A hougework in private family. Good refer ence. Call at 129 JAMES STREET,
 apIS h Fair Haven.
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One RufIer,s Jatt Rtr,z.

WooNsooKET, April 1s.-James Dolan, the convict pardoned by Governor Butler on the ground that he was likely soon to die with consumption is in Woonsocket in robust health carousing with his old pals
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A 1AiaEUL and neat Protestant woman for gen. e. sral nouseWork in small family Swedish, good references Call at -'"sS -"'e
 apl9 If l54 GROVE STREET
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WANTED.

A GIRL to work in printing, office; must be able ; 70 read writing well and write . rapid and leg ApAe nano' Address, in own handwriting,
 ROYAL CARD CO, aPts v Northford, Ct,
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WANHEn

W HENTLEMEN to solicit orders for the new Pate:t W Eclipse Extension Spring Bed Apply to ap17 3t- as5 c1ranfi n st-e.+
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FOR RENT.

ss&4A ONE House containing nine rooms, with all &sia modern Improvements, 26 Gill street; five
 IId rooms in Heller's block, gas, water and wa- ter closet; store with four rooms 551 State street house PTS Grand street, containing nine rooms, with all modern conveniences; three rooms 189 Congress avenue Inquire of
 apl7 JACOB HELLER.
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. ApIEs and young men in in

A experienced pantaloons maker. Apply at
 apI8 St. 135 State Straa+
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WANTEn

WANTED, A PATTERN MAKER. Strictly frst-c.ass on metal "A patterns- M B. SCHENCK apl7 If 3l2 Grand Street.
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FOR RENT.

"A THE pleasantly located brick house No. 1o5 iiiH Martin street, has eight rooms; possession lIl can be had at once. H. TROWBRIDGE, 2d, ap10 cod If 79 Long Wharf.
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EOR SALE.

Af4A THE House and Farm of the late Jason War
 Id ner, on the direct road from Westville to West HlIN Haven in Town of Orange. The house is near ly new, and commands fine view of the city and its surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P. HOADLEY, address
 1naI5 tf "C,n P. o. Box 1895, City.
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WANTEI
NHEIA

"ANIEII. A SITUATION by German man as porter or driy- A CT. st references can be given.
 AUG. ELSMANN, Farren avenue cor. Bridge street, Fair Haven.
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W NTRR

A POLISHER Tang Chisels and Gaupes A A good place for steady and good workman,
 TWISTED EDGE TOOL WORKS al7 St Wiuated. Conn
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mrN1ArURE ALmANAo.


 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 1s:
 sUH sUa sErs. El.' s:8s s:Os 2. n. s:2a a n
 . MARRIAGES. PTDaF-IAII-1n this city, April 18ti, by Rev. T. C. lfeserve, Henry L. Pidge and Miss Agnes J. Lail all DEATHS.
 cARRoIL-In this city. April 17th. James Carroll. Funeral services at his late residence Mo- II Beers RICHARDsON-In this city, April 18th Mary Ann FunersI seryices at Masonic Hal Webster street. on Thursday.sAprn 18th, at p p. BREENn this city, April 17th, of lochjaw. Maurice RARTHo1oMEw-In this city. April 18th, Lydia w. Bartholomew. widow of the late George Barthoio- sPERRTgm this city. April l6th William L. sperry younger son of Peck and 2. Augusta sperry, aged Funeral at 47 Trumhun street Thursday, April 18th st ?. m Burial at convenience of the family.
 FOR SALE.
 Engine, Ss horse power. Boiler, Pump, Shaft A ing. PuIies etc. Inquire of .s ap1s St. GA Charles Street, New Haven. Ct
 Factory With Power To Let, NOW occupied by D. Ffisbie & O., Is Whitney lN avenue. Possession given about lure 1st. Ap "a apis St BARNUM ROOT.
 For Toilet, Laundry C ND house cleaning, Househoid Ammonia. "A Made only by Columbia Chemical Worke 60 Wa ter street, Brooklyn. Sold by
 ap19 Snns cod J ID. DEWELL& co. Rooms en Suite With Board. &eAA BACK PARLOR and bedroom with bath ad- ssa ioihing and all modern oonveniences; nicely #llN furnished and very desirable for summer. Also desirable room second floor with same con- ditions, suitable for gentleman and wife. Cali at apl9 POI ORANGE STREET, cor. of GROVE.
 District of Bethany ss. Probate Court
 April 16th, 1882. UPSTATE of ARTHUR 0. HoTOHKISS, late of Beth El any, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bethany hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate represent to and has appointed Wales H. French and Edwin N. Clark commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by NATHAN CLARK, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said deceased in said Bethany the 18th day of July and October 1885, at o'clock the afternoon, on each of said days for the pur pose of attending the busineEs of said appoint ment
 y4dTss MALEs F. F FRENCH ENC Commissioners. All persons indebted said estate requested to ADRIAN 0. RosHA, ap19 Id3w Administrator.
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ROR, RENV
FOR RENT.

E ON AGk4XN4s
 IsEH& NO. 39 Clark street, rooms arst hooG, and HGia on third. Furnace, gas and city water. SIS FIT month. Apply to aDI7 3t= 40 PLEASANT STREET FOR RENT. 1AkAS THE desirable frame dwelling house 254 Elf Bradley street. Modern conveniences. For lIl particulars inquire at the store corner of WHITNEY AVENUE and TRUMBULL STREET.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20

By AID. Smith
An order for lamp at corner of DOUGLAS
and Lisbon streets.
Committee on Gas.
By Aid. Starkey-
An order permitting Nj. Kelly to Grade
Plum street.
Committee on Streets
An order to the Board of Public Works
was read for the grqdire of Fifth street
from Jackson to Sibley stseets.
Committee on Streets
An order was read to pay W. R. Merri-
am $50 to correct error, etc
Committee of Ways and Means.
Bids for Improvements on Summit
square.
P. Butler, 1926; Thornton & Moran.
$780,
Rejected, and Committee on Parks au-
thorized TO sell said improvements.
Ordinance
An ordinance was read to amend ordi-
nance No. 1927.
Aid. MCCARTHY moved that the rules De
so far suspended as to allow said ordinance
to pass to the second reading.
The motion prevailed by the following
vote:
Yeas-Ald. o'Connor, Robert, Fischer.
Otis, Smith, Johnson, Van Slyke, Starkey,
Mccarthy, Mr.. Presidential.
The said ordinance was thereupon read
a second time and passed. See ordinance
| No. 32S.
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Tt should be said that these figures were
published in 1877. l have not yet been
able to get reliable figures of a later date.
Seventeen per 1000 is the normal death
rate for healthy country dis
tricts in England. The NOR
tality of cities is almost invariably
higher and always increases with increase
of population, other conditions remaining
the same. The death rate of st. Paul is
certainly very small.
A recent medical periodical has repre-
sented st. Paul as having one of the high
est death rates amongst American cities.
The population was given at about $4,000.
The same authority gave Minneapolis a
population of over 10000. In this way
St. Paul was given about
double its actual death rate.
The report if circulated, and not authorita-
lively contradicted, will do US great deal
of injustice and may do US e great deal
of harm.
There are two principal causes which
contribute to give st. Paul low death
rate. First-Our climate, which exempts
US to great degree from consumption.
Second-The fact that SO large proper
ton of our population is made up of peo-
pie from twenty to fifty years old, limits
of age where the liability to death is COM
paratively small.
It is morally certain that with increased
density of population the death rate Will
IL the natural course OF things, increase
also. In fact, from Table / it may
be seen that there has been
a noticeable increase within the last two
years. For the FIVE years, 1860 inolu-
siye, the rate was nearly constant and
averaged 1873. For 1881 it was 1873, fo1
1882, III. It will be shown later on thai
this increase was due to a special cause
but still this cause is closely connected
with increase Of population.
II
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Ordinances,
ORDINANCE No. 32S.

ORDINANCE No. 1928,
An ordinance to amend ordinance No.
327, AN ordinance in relation to the
Public Market building"
The Common Council of the City of Saint
Paul do ordain as follows:
Section /. That section / of ordinance
No. 327, entitled an ordinance in relation
to the public market building, is hereby
amended by striking out the word 'and''
between letters D and E. in the thirty
fourth line Of said section, and inserting
after the letter E, in the same line, the
following letters and word, viz: and G.
Sec. 2. This ordinance to take effect
and be in force from anu after its passage.
Yeas-Ald. O'Connor, Robert, Fischer,
Otis, Smith, Johnson, Van Slyke, Starkey,
Mccarthy, Mr.. President-l0.
Passed April II, 1883.
JNo. DowLAN,
President Pro TEN. of Council
Approved April 49, 1883.
EDMUND RICE, Mayor
Attest.
THos. A. PBENDzReAsr, City Clerk
April 20.
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Resolutions.
BY AID. Otis

BY AID. Otis
ResoIred, That warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer IN favor Of L. ". Rund-
lett for the sum of sixty five 75-100 dollars in
payment of expenses incurred by him in
testing the iron for the new bridge at
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, as per bill rem
dered.
Yeas-Ald. O'Connor, Robert, Fischer,
Otis, Smith, Johnson, Van Slyke, Starkey,
Mccarthy, Mr.. President-10.
Approved April 19, 1888.
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Ry Aid. Johnson

By AID. JOnnsOn-
ResoIred, That the matter of grading
Smith park be referred to the Committee
on Parks, to report what plan is best to be
adopted for putting the same in a more
slightly shape.
Yeas-Ald. O'Connor, Robert, Fischer,
Otis, Smith, johnson, Van Slyke, Starkey,
MCCARTHY, Mr.. President-1o.
Approved April 10, 1888.