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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-04

BY UEU. ". LAMAR.
On the FIRST TUESDAY N NOyF,nv,
NEXT, *
The west one quarter Of lot number 2sra..
nam ward, subject TO an annual cr0and ~.
70 the city OF Savannah Of 81 &C. toretbar,rsi.s.
improvements. consisting OF a cgmf9r,sii's-
three-st0ry brick dwelling. Location. Co..
street. hetWeen " hItaker and Barnsr.ll W
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ID a NGINGI

DY PROF. MCCOLLUM, Nicolson's Hail.
ID Gents Glass MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS: Ladies and Chill
dren's. TUESDAY. THU RSDAY and SAIUR-
DAY AFTERNOONS. Separate ladies' class
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
Glide a specially. For circular address J. a.
MCCOLIUM. IS Dravton street.
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NV
Meeting Of Excelsior Lodge.
Meeting Of Georgia Chapter No. l.
Workingmeu's Benevolent Association.
Single men 10 board wanted.
Good tailOrs wanted.
City Marshars sales.
<<51iiITss-tthtssTl county Sheriff's sales.
Executors sale-W. r. Fields.
Ball Of the German Aid Society.
Nice front rooms on York street.
NOtfce-NOOre < Nathans.
Notice OF assignment-Samuels stern.
Rooms TO rent on Price and Jones streets
Attention. arsists-Davis Bros.
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WOrkingmen's Benevolent AsSOcia-
fiOO

\ regular monthly meeting will be held
THIS EVENING, at : 80 o'clock, at your hall,
northeast corner OF st. Julian and Barnard
streets. r. ID. CHARLTON, President.
J. 4. LYNCH, Secretary.
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Promotes Vigorous and Healthy
Growth OF the Hair. Il has been used in
thousands of cases where the hair was
coming out, and has never failed to arrest
its decay.
Tsa Bnrnett,s FIayorinc Extraets-the
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Best Bargains at Those Ruin
OnS Sales.
Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' and Children's Real French Ribbed
Hose, in fall colOrs.
Ladies' and Children's German and English
Ribbed Hose, in fall cOlOrs.
Ladies and Children's Balbriggan Hosiery,
unbleached and colors.
All Of these frst-class regular stockings we
are offering at very low prices for such goods.
We are also Offering some job lots in Chill
dren's regularly made Hosiery at 10c. aud l5c.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handker-
Plain Hemmed, Printed
BOrdered-in the latest designs, and a great
variety of styles, from l0c, up.
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Artha Theatre Tonight.

"A Bunch Of Keys" viii be the altrac-
ton al the Theatre tonight. The sale Of
reserved seats began yesterday morning,
and. Notwithstanding election night there
is an assurance Of a splendid audience.
Ii is a drawing attraction. and its merits
in this direction viii be proven oY the
house il draws on this occasion. The man
agement OF the Theatre announces that
tonight and hereafter the curtain viii rise
promptly at Sis O'Clock. city time.
The returns Of the election viii be read
between the acts, so that people who de-
sire 70 attend the Theatre may do so. and
Afterwards visit the down town localities
where the transparencies are exhibited.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Coz
us Bryan street.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. !, ISSlO
On and after this date the price of gas sup
piled by this company " II be ONE DOLLAR
PER THOUSAND FEET, to meet the cut
made BY the savannah Gas Light Company.
As this is a fight to drive out competition. and
in view of the great advantages now secured
gas consumers OF the city through the estab-
hshment of this company. prompt pas ment
Of bulls will be expected IN all cases.
As heretofore we shall continue supplying
GAS COOKING STOVES AT COST. Having
introduced these stoves in Savannah. q libe-
raj patronage is solicited. 4 regular pres
sure Is kept on the mains of this company at
an hours. y. F. THOMPSON.
Secretary Mutual Gas Light Company.
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For CIerk of SuperiOr Court,

FelI0J5 CitiseHs Of Chatham County: am a
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT at the
approaching election, and respectfully ask
your support BARNARD Z. BEE.
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PART OF THE sTUBBs wAREHoUg
c. H. DoRsETT. Auetioneer.
VIII sell at the Court House, on TUESDAY
Nov. /, lSs4,

7 LCWNY
Nov. 1, 1874,
Lots Il, IS and 10 Of the Stubs varebou..
tract. The said lots front north "a fer
inches on Bay street extended ana baTa
depth Of 20 feet.
This street having been opened through IA
the canal. IL is proposed 81 an early dSrfs
place an IRON bridge across the canal sn5
make TINS the grand trade thoFoughfare f9l
and warehouses.
Terms-One-ha half cash: balance in one and
two years. with interest at : per cent.
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Srrrtal uuttrro.
ROarhing.
savannah Gas Light COMPANY.

Ten or twelve respectable single men can
obtain BOARD AT No. 81 President stree, a
reasonable price. Also table board with ac-
cnmmnlafinn of hath. hot or enid Wafa
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zfIFrttnaa.

Excelsior Lodge No. S, K. of z.
Regular meeting Excelsior Lodge No. s, X.
Of P. THIS Tuesday EVENING at s O'Clock.
Sister lodges cordially invited
W. X. PEARCE, c. {.
II. s. SPINNING, K. of +. x s.
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DR.. J. D. MARTIN has removed his Onic
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CITY COURT sHFRTFF,s SAFE

Sheriff city Court Of saEanna d. G
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north side. one door west of Bull.
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n GODS sold from cents mp. Bargains can
II be gotten now in INV are. Frames, fae-
lures. Looking Glasses, TOYS. Call and con-
vince yourself st NATHAN BROS ls6 Con-
g=esa street
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To The Voters Of Chatham County: am
to be held in JANUARY, and will gratefully
appreciate your influence and support.
NJ HAMILTON
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FXFCrTnR,s SO
EXECUTORS SALE.
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. ETC.
BY j. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

On WEDNESDAY. Nov. 5, 1854. at u O'Clock,
corner Vest Broad aud Olive streets. we
viii sell the following effects OF the late Nj
James Heagney:
l lot BLACKSMITH TOOLS. BELLOWS,
etc. VICE. lot SUNDRIES. ] chest Of fine
TOOLS for blacksmith. wagOn-maker. car
penter. etc. NEW WHEELS. I IRON.
CLAMP and other CLAMPS. ! New WAGON.
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Fancy Merino and Solid Colored Half
Hose, at Belsinger's, "A Whitaker street.
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and residence to 1870 LIBERTY STREET,
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Channels Skins,
USE

And 10000 other articles. too numerous to
mention. at the TEN CENT STORE, 154 Bry-
an street. CAN and see the bargains. Each
cost you but 10 cents.
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!

Our Corset Department has been very much
enlarged. and to meet the demands of the diver
sifed views OF wearers, as to the best article,
we keep a variety of the best makes Of French
and American Handmade and Woven Cor
sets.
The "Bandetti" Corset. which we sell at
Soc, Is extraordinary for the price.
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For Ordinary.

HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
SEPT l 1854
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For sale by z. 3. Cassels, corner Tay-
Tor and East Broad streets-telephone
W
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rheHarnett House, savannah,

Camels' Hair and Red Flannel Under
wear. at BeIsinger's. . Whitaker street.
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Wood. Coal and Blocks

For sale by R. B. Cassels, corner Tay-
Tor and East Broad streets-telephOne
No. -.
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By GEO. W. LAMAR, Auet,o ,-'..'

BY GEO. W. LAMAR, Auetiones,
Under and By virtue Of an order ts.
Hon. JnO- .. kerrill. Ordinary ~ ~ b. 4
county. on FIRST TUESDAY n NSaasihs
Der being 4th day, VIII Be Ma tNOJgEi
a the Court House, between " " aust.5
Louis q SAFE ne following properfv lsa
payment OF debts and dfsfr,hlptsg Ior &
the heirs to the estate Of .Ias ion ano'
deceased: n R0teps
Lots Nos. 3, 4, Q. 10. IA cara..
front lot No. 2. tan yard traet at ''eh lot Wa +.
LOIS Nos. J. Z 10, II, y, l3 and q,
lot, Garden lot west half OF lot NJ :. a, q iaes
ward. and half OF lot No. 81 49,, ~; y, Ogssl
These lois are under ten years lesss' q. ssfl
year, payable semi-annuallv. 'ae AZ so -
Improvements on and lease Of bei,,
Il and lot No. = " alton ward ca 1.li l9i "a
five o. frame tenement ryro.sfo, e.,o,lslstng +
now under rent Of $40 per month galidl5s
TO lease Of ten years at SIS per ves ~. 81 sass
semi-anDualiy. - Tar Dagsi
Lot No 81 Middle Ogletborno
able 5 MIA 1pI ane years $50 per year
lot west. iV' no. ? Garja
Norton road. NJ Mlilen trse.
Nhite Han plantation, 400 acras
less; bounded north by lands pststos,', more @
s s oy onaW cana, and others: a6ogt iselI4s
II gl4 cav oAHul. 80 7 Ai Is
Part ,, Of farm lots Nos. and ) abon.,
acres acres ' Bou 1s IN nd d3SSsyie road about
south by lands Of the estate - lTe0SH NJ roa
east by lands Of VIM. Bandv = e1 u hooers
lands Of J. Z. Norris. ~ ana west q
Farm lot No. /, Carpenter tvtbin0 n.
ward; bounded west 81 townsh1n' H. Deeaa
by lot No 2 east By lot No 3. south bT n 92s
.; containing by recent survey ISL H., 10y "
Hegg 81 acres. -''''' " y B
.-.- DWIGHT L. ROBERTS
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DWIGHT L. RORFprs
AdmInIsLrator estate N .La...a.- n -....ls.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE AND LOT 0Ep,---
AT AUCTION. ARk
" GO. vi. LAMAR. Anetiono..

That delightfully."- located residence ~, ..,.
%, corner Gwinnett and Drarfan ~. y. 40
will be sold, at the Court Housa m sT,5 5stls
DAY. Nov. 4, between usual bours - I Us. = IS
he house, double, with two storia.
tanning nine rooms, besides kitchen. wv , Va
rooms, china and linen closets. and sp ,o4la,
sites for comfort and convenience. ,,is,r.etl .
west and south sides; large elegant .tst q
anu servants rooms on lot. Terms cash
II. II. HUI
K. T. HULL
Executors Estate OF H4rrV E-n
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Aurtton saIra Enturr Dano=
By GEO. W. LAMAR. Auctio

FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
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We Hara Them

Kid and Dog Skin Gloves, at Bels;n.
gers, % Whitaker street.-AdU.
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And invite the attention Of the public 70 the
low prices at which the same will be sold.
Parties desiring 10 purchase would DO vel
To caII early. j. i. BROOKS.
Assignee
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HEarahan Rousa.

The latest in Neckwear, at Belsinger's,
d Whitaker street.-AdU.
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Bill Street Property at Auction
Kennedy & Blum, huCtiOneers.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 6. at
O'Clock, on the promises vii be sold the

Two frame buildings situated on the s0uth-
east corner OF Bull and Br0ughtOn streets. to
be removed by purchaser promptly in order
that ground can be broken for Altmayer &
Co.'s fine block, which VIII be commenced 81
once.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Z. II. DORsETT, Auetioneer.

Under and by virtue Of an order grante4l
the Honorable Court of Ordinary of 6f,f
ham county, l viii sell before the court ho-.,
door, IN Savannah. during the usual hanr. y
sale, on Tt ESDAY. Nov. !. 1854. the felior7r.
as the property Of the late Richard Doi.5-
for the payment OF debts and for d.sIrIba'
ton. viz:
road. in Chatham county. 49,,
eight miles from the city Of savannah. m
known as the DOtsOn Homestead Trsg
bounded by lands Of Potter, Gibbons. Dot,sS
and others, and the improvements on ~
land. SAMSON D0TSOS. Executor
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MARY ALICE CRAWFORD.
Administrative estates OF William c. CrAW'

TEORGIA. CHATHAM COCNTY--NoIioe Is
VI hereby given 70 al persons having as
mands against WILLIAM J. TANNER. lafe
Of Chatham county. deceased. 10 present t1ela
to me. properly made out. within the TINS
prescribed By law. SO as 10 show their ClAt-
aeter and amount; and all persons lnecuse1
10 said deceased are hereby eQuired % maze
payment 10 ne.
OCTOBER 8. 1SS&.
JOHN II. TANNER,
deceased.
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For Receiver of Tax Returns,

To The Voters Of Chatham County: re-
spectfully announce myself as a candidate for
the Office Of RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS
at the election in JANUARY, and would
solicit your support.
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removal.
DR.. J. D. MARTIN has removed his Office
and residence to 1870 LIBERTY STREET,
north side. one door west Of Bull.
Fer Ordinary.
To ny Friends and Felloso Citizens: here
by announce to you that viii be a candidate
for REELECTION to the Office Of ORDI-
NARY in JANUARY next, and will be CRATE
ful for your friendship and support.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
SEPT. l. 1884.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-25
Railroad Accident.

The passenger train on the Albert Lea
route, due in St. Paul at Z 40 o'clock yester-
day morning, met with quite an accident at
1880 o'clock, which resulted in considerable
Inconvenience to the passengers. The train
was approaching the Lafayette avenue bridge
and was just about to round a curve wht n
a collision took place with switch
engine which had just left the yards aud
was proceeding in the opposite direction.
The shock was such as Ia throw both the
switch engine and a couple Of the passenger
cars on the other train partially of the track.
The engineer and fireman of the switch en-
CINE were slightly bruised, but aside from
the general shaking up none
OF the passengers were injured.
As considerable time was consumed in put
ting the cars on the track the passengers were
compelled to walk to the city. 1t is consid-
cred miraculous that all escaped with such
little harm.
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The Courts
DISTRICT COURT.
before Judg. MrNlnnr-


The jury in the case of Dora Eggert against
Henry Mardans, who were instructed to
bring in a sealed verdict on Saturday, gave
the case in favor OF the defendant. How
the times have changed since the old DAYS of
chiyalry, when gallant knights were sworn to
defend fair maidens. Dora wanted s.. 900
to heal the wounds to her feelings in that
Henry, cruel Henry, had called her names.
and while he was talking so rapidly doing so,
some of the saliva had been thrown upon her
fair cheek and brow, and even one tiny bit
went into her LETT eve. But the Jury could
not see it in u favorable light, and so she got
nothing.
Michael Gillispie took out his naturalization
papers, and so became a citizen of these
United States.
In tbs case of Ne!s Johnson, as adminstra-
tor OF the estate of karens Christensen.
against the ST. Paul IL Duluth railway. the
matter was settled. The case arose from the
killing of Karen by train near Schulen-
burg's mill. Marsh. Searles and Ncthewav
for the plaintiff, and James Smith, Jr., and
j. n. and |. W. Castle for defendant.
In the case Of w. H. Newman against
Wells, Harrison and Green, the St Paul IL
St Croix Railway Co, and the Manitoba, St.
CrOx 81 Wisconsin Railway CO., and John
Fogelourg. The case againstJohn Fogleburg
was dismissed. j. y. and l. W. Castle
for piai1tif and NJ. B. Winzel for defen-
dent.
In the case of Jocob Brack against c.
Burkhardt, there were three witnesses ex-
amined and the ease was given to the Jury.
and as they were not ready with their YER
dict when the court adjourned, they were or
dered to bring in sealed verdict when the
court opens at 9 O'Clock this morning; c.
Black for plaintiff, Clapp and Mccartney for
defendent.
The case of Chas. spangenberg against
Frank Meyers was dismissed. The case
came from justice court, and the district
discovered that the lower court had no juris-
diction in the case.
The court then adjourned until O'Clock
this morning.
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ACard From Mr.. L. 4. sorp.andi.

N O0E0 II EoNA IN L. IL " OEAt4nQt.
To the officers aud members Of the Fourth
Ward Cleveland and Hendricks club:
Gentlemen have once more to cali
upon you for = most noble and glorious
purpose to celebrate the greatest victory ever
known In America, BY the election of Gov
ernor Grover Cleveland and Hon. Thomas
a Hendricks TO the highest gift that the
people Of this great country can bestow, a.
the next president and vice president of the
United States Thank God, my respected
friends, the country is saved. Gentlemen
you all know that we have waited with great
patience and anxiety for twenty-four years
for this happy result. Now that we have the
honor and pleasure to rejoice It is our duty
as true Democrats to unite in this grand and
glorious procession TO be held next Wednes-
day evening the 10th. am satisfied, gen.
tlemeD, that every Democrat from the Third
and Fifth precincts Of the Fourth ward will
all come and meet me with great pride, and
please bring anything that will shout and
yell on this grand jolliication.
! wish you all, my respective friends, to be
at Mr.. August Msuke's, corner Of University
and Virginia avenues, as early as possible,
where torches, banners and transparencies
will be in readiness for the occasion. Ifany
OF the gentlemen have horns / wish they
would bring them along. We shall form I'm
line as stated above and march to our posi-
tons In the great procession. | had the
honor to be al Minneapolis last night TO wit
ness the grandest demonstration ever wit
messed before in Minnesota. hope we
shall take example from our worthy Demo-
cratic friends Of Minneapolis, and If we do il
will certainly be grand success. hope
every Democrat OF the Third and Fifth pre-
eipcts will eheeriully respond to this noble
cause. Thanking you all, gentlemen, once
more for your courtesy, friendship and great
support Of our late victorious cam paign, gen
temen, please each and every one of YOU see
that all friends be present, for / am very
an ious to show that in these two precincts
above mentioned that We can show in line
at least 500 true Democrats.
Very respectfully yours,
L. A. NoRMASDIN, President.
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lncornoratIon

Articles of incorporation were fled with
the secretary of state yesterday, of the Fer
gus Falls Printing and Publishing company,
for the printing of one or more daily and
weekly newspapers, carrying on the book
and job printing business, lithographing,
stereotpying and other works. The capital
stock is placed at $40, 600, divided into
200 shares of $50 each, the business 10 com
mence Aug. 1, 1884, for a continuance OF
thirty years. The highest amount of indebt-
edness is placed at $1,000, and the incorpor-
ators are George W. Griffin, Samuel Hill and
Vernon A. August, of Minneapolis, and FL.
mer E. Adams and Charles ID. Wright, Of
Fergus Falls.
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Real Estate and Rnild,nr

The following transfers OF real estate BY war
anty deed were yesterday filed in the register s
Office:
P Libby to R MeMurran. 80 acres in sec
ton %. town 29, range 23, $4,000.
Dennis Ryan TO \ thew Cullen, lots 8, 4. s. &
and Z, block 8, original town Of ST. Paul. $780,
600.
James stinson to Thee Hunt. lots and 10.
block 5, Stinsons Rice street addition, $500
Same TO Herman Helms, lots and S, block 5,
Stinson's Rice street addition, $3.50
Same TO Peter Micbels. lot H. block l. Stin-
sons Rice street addition. $3.50.
Merriam to John Krejeer. lot IS, block
?, brakes addition, $500.
w Tuttle to Sarah Morgan, lot 5, block isg.
Irvine's addition, $625.
RF Hersey 10 Chas E Dickermau. blocks 1
and 2, Hersey q Woolsey's addition, S4 400.
: Reid to W Morgan, lots aud 5, block
is, Summit park addition, $4,000.
Conrad Gotzian to VIM II Barbrick. lots and
2, block s, Holcombe's addition. 81, 500.
Hezekiah Hall to Jno 0'Donnell lot l. block
2, in the subdivision of block IS, Stinson's
division. $500.
oE omsted to womsck. lots and 2
block IL Nininger Donnelly's addition, 81 400.
Michel to Jno Datke, lot IL. block IS, Rob
ertson d Van Etten's addition. $500.
Thos Cochran ct al. to Lawrence o'Brien 81
al. lot IA, block is, Mackubin & MarshAlIs adj
dition, 81. ESQ.
A Sargent to ]. Menefee, lots 20 and 81
block g. Sargenrs addition. $500.
Chas Wright to W D Evarts, lot 90, block 20
Ramscy's addition. $3.50
James Clear to NJ o'Nei, ITS acres in sec
ton 2a. township 30. range %. $500.
Pauline Nininger TO A Haskell, lot 4, bloch
100. Irvine's addition. $3.50.
Chas Weide 10 Gustave VI Carlson. lot 9I
block 40. Arlington Hills addition. $3.50.
Chas Weide ia 8 K Froisefh lots 1 ,oa o hlo,l
80, Arlington Hills addition. $500.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building Inspector Johnson issued the follow
ing permits TO build Yesterday:
John Calendar. two story frame dwelling OF
the sonth side OF Fuller. between Elicit ans
Louis, 81. 500.
Jacob Myer, one-story frame addition on IN
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Nobody Hurt.

Yesterday morning two ladies drove up to
Bridge square and .alighting, they hitehed
their horse and buggy in front of Lambie &
Bethune's drug store. The animal was left
standing until $3.50 O'Clock last evening
when the ladies returned and took possession
OF the rig. Officer Ives warned them that the
horse was very FESTIVE, but paying no atten-
ton to the warning, they started for the
bridge at rapid rate of speed. On reaching
the bridge the animal became frightened,
whereupon the ladies jumped from the buggy
and the horse was about to run away, when
1t was caught by gentleman. The episode
made some excitement, but no damage sor
harm was done. 49,.
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BURSTING WATER PIPES.
The Cold Snap Makes Brisk Work
for Plumbers.

The present cold snap has been hard on
water pipes which were bursting in all sec
tons of the city yesterday. In con vcrsatiOn
yesterday, prominent Third street plum Der,
located at Bridge square said that he had
been compelled TO take all his men from
steady work to supply the demand for repair
ing bursted pipes. A number Of circular
boilers had also succumbed to the frost, and
THIS, lac said, was something unusual.
In speaking on the same subject yester-
day, Secretary Caulaeld, of the water board,
said that If the water was turned of at night
the trouble and expense Of bursting pipes
would be avoided. Each dwelling, he said,
was supplied with two stop cocks; these were
located a few feet apart in the C liars, and it
Was very easy matter 10 turn them OF. By
needing these instructions infinite trouble
and expense would be obviated.