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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-25

STILL AFTER HIS PAY.-The colored man.
George w. Williams. who has become known
through his newspaper attack upon Secretary
Bayard in connection with the mission to
Hayt, is still trying to collect pay for the time
since his appointment to that mission by Mr..
Arthur. He called upon Mr.. Alexander and
the solicitor OF the Treasury yesterday for in
informed that he would be entitled to no pay
until he got his commission, and could not get
the commission until he furnished bonds.
A LEGACY OF "A MILLION FOR MRS NOR.
GAN.-The Geographic statement that Mrs.
Morgan, Of Kentucky, mother of the late con.
federate cavalry general, had been left prop
erty worth one million dollars by deceased
relative in Paris Is true. Ex-Congressman
Thompson, who is now predicting law in this
city arranged all the papers in the case for Mr..
Europe to settle up the estate. The late baron.
ess who bequeathed the property to Mrs. Nor
gan was q niece Of the latter, without direct
descendants. The property consists OF estates
/ in, France, England and Germany, and OF per
sonal property In Paris, which r. valued at
about $SOO,O00.
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District Government Affairs.

STREET PAVING CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The Commissioners have awarded to the Bar.
Der Asphalt Paving company contracts for street
improvements as follows: street, from 4th to
Sth streets northeast; Sd street, from Virginia
avenue to F street southwest; o street, from
2Sth to 32d street; 18th street, from to n
street northwest; 22d street, from X to NJ street
northwest; 9Th street, from d to street north
west; 9Th street, from Missouri avenue to Louis
lana avenue northwest; 10th street. from d to
street northwest; I street, from Sth to 9th
street northwest at 1925 per square yard. The
engineer has been authorized 20 advertise for
proposals for block asphalt pavement for A
street, from Sd to 9Th street southeast and for
sheet asphalt for street, from Az street to eth
street northwest.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Taxpayers will soon be called upon to pay the
second half of the taxes levied for the year end
ing June 30, 1885, for real and personal prop
erty, which will become due and payable on the
first day of May next, and If not paid before the
first of June ensuing, will become in arrears
with q penalty OF two per centum on the
amount.
The Commissioners have notified Mr. w. II
Baum, president of the board of school trustees
to make up a list of such repairs to the school
buildings as are likely to be needed during the
summer, preparatory to the next school year.
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L'OR SALE-THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
IL Brick. Maryland ave. east. near capitol grounds:
twelve rooms, all modern improvements; fine prop
erty; $4,000. X. III. L. LElPOLD, 1881 st. nv
ap23-3t
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L'OR SALE-S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. ZSTORY
1 Stable and good cellar. on 10Th st. i'll front of
jefferson place. of the handSomet places the
10 foot side aey and 30 foot back aev: 800
". an
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WHEN MIND AND BODY are out Of sorts,
owing To a Disordered Liver, try at once DR.
Jaynes Sanative Pills. a sure r-medy for ali
Bilious Affections. Costiyeness, &c.
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TREASURY RULEs.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has issued rules governing the
Treasury department similar to those in force
under the former administration. q,
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nor SALE-A VERY NICE BUSINESS PRO
perry, corner, in q locality rapidly increasing in
value; respectable neishborhood is occupied a bar
room: good investment; no incumbrancc; owner leav
office ap243t*
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ltNOR SAI.E-HANIJSONIE RESIDENCE, NORTH
Il ern section of city, rooms and bath all modern
Improvements large front and side yards convenient
To two lines al schools and market: lot
to 3oOf alley, with stable In the Will be sold
u a bargain immediate purchaser. II. III. T. LEI
POID. 1881 81. w. ap2S-;,t
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IOHN T MITCHELL.
- Dealer In Real Estate
Notary Public HOO Pennsylvania ave
Improved aud unimproved property in all parts of
the District for sale Loans negotiated Investments
NADIA Estates settled flp-am
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NOR SALE-THEEE STORY BRICK on 1ST
Il street between and e. 10 rooms; suitable for
residence - paying investment. $1,000. albert
+. EDS. : NV. ap25-t
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iE.NOR SALE-AT $500. OR FOR RENT AT Si5.
Il that splendid new press brick three-stOry and
basement House. and bath: all modern con-
venienCes; elegantly finished; lII1 ] 9Th ST. II. w.
4 NEWTON IL BERGMAN $40 ST
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L>0R SALE-A CORNER STORE AND DWELL
II ing: excellent business stand: improvements
going up every side: 9th st. H., Rhode
Island ave: $1,000; small payment, balance long
time Apply Iowa circle. before 10 and after
q.
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NOR SNf.E-i6TH ST. PROPERTY, NEAR q 81.
n Gee Ipied a store and dwelling: price, 81 80
Also fine Lot, near . St. ALBERT T. FOX
9zD r It. ap21-:5J
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t'OR SALE-LARGE STOCK OF NEW SECOND
y hand Carriages, Buggies and Phaetons 26 new
Dayton agons of my own make, sizes, at reduced
price: 70 new Racine Spring Wagons, sizes. 1 am
you 10 give mea call. All Of this work at reduced
Factory, 1890 Prospect ave.
depository 1924 32d st.
Inh2S3m JAS K pROREv
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1NOR SALE-HOCSES-I HAVE FOR SALE \
Il valuable corner business property III the north
part of the city great bargain if sold
apS3ygr
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LNOR SALE-AT $4,000 OR For RENT At S55.
new pressbrick: three-StOry and basement Il
room house lIl3 9Th St NV. All mCdern improve
nlents, elegantly flushed. MENTION < BERRY
MAN, $40 + II. ap2l-f,s, tn. I n. SIytu-tit
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NOR SAIE-FLEGANT HOUSE: FIRSTILASS
Il near Scott Circle; II rooms; hard wood iniSh
every Improvement; also. Dupont, 81 900:
easy terms Apply Room =, 1881 + 81. ap24-;its
IGOR SALE-sNALL BRICK HOUSE; y BAR
II gain rooms and cellar; Iatrobe and range; Iocs-
ton NV: brick stable in rear; lot 22xy5.
apZI-2t Il. II. WARNER. 916 F ST.
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ILNOR SALE-TWO-STORY AND MANSARD
II Press Brick; bay window: nine rooms and bath;
convenient TO street cars ST., 9TH ST. only
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENOR SALE-CH EAP-THE FURNITURE OF AN
Il Sroom house. completely furnished, and house for
rent or VIII sell the furniture: location northwest
line of cars; owner leaving city. Address NJ A. r.,
Star office Its
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ASSAULT CASES IN THE POLICE COURT
Lemuel Gibson, coored, was fined SIS i'm the
Police Court to-day for profanity and assault
and battery on Georgiana Wilson, colored-
Two colOred girls-IIou Myers and Amanda
Truss-charged each other with assault and
battery. Each testified against the other and
each was fined So.
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test between Billy Williams (whitel, champion
of Canada, winner of six ring encounters, and
trct, to a finish, Marquis of Queensbury rules,
for 500, will take place at the Theater
Comique tonight.
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lNOR SALE
Il DuddngtOn. 500 900 1873 to 74S f 81 900
1928 h st. NV ISFi 600 I6 & Is Brown Ct
1.2i ST. NV .r.;SO.UUo 1854 162 t or 600
2sb3 at. NV. 21rS.25 900 4OSI 10 9th ;,r 900
h ST, bet lax 1o-2o, 900 1-;j09Ii VI s.wI 100
9l2 81. 10 rSlS.91S 62 10 IS q rS.90O
0I2I st. NV, IL rsI 800 Is 18th St Sc. rSSOO
1912 W. 13 rSls 800 ~ ilth me- 200
aDyi THD~. r. W A(f,ANAN
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L York ave. one near new Pension office. one 14th
and also good corner lot 10th and r. suitable for
several houses or for store. i. A. MCINTYRE.
9IS Est ap25-st
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v,'OR ~ALF.-24 ASSAf'jfUSETTS AVE. " w
II FOur-TOOm House aiu kitchen. with water and
ali convenieuCCS newly fitted up Apply prem
ises four squares of Pension office ayl;1-;}ts
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I>OR SALE-A WEB-PERFECTIN(, AND ON
Il ing Scott Press in first-cass condition. which
prints and folds - 900 folio copies per hour of
colnmn paper, with the columns two and twOeich fhs
inches wide, and sheet twenty-three and one, halt
inches long the web of paper being foryseven inches
wide. 1t Will also print and fold a dOublesh II
makes handsome impression at high rate Of speed
type machinery are included. Apply to TIL y EV En-
ING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. mh9-1m
INOR SALE-SEVERAL SECONDHAND Lam.
i daulettes, Coupeletts, Coupe Rockaways COupes
BrOughamS and SictofiAs, and pf,aass
tons Ex,ensiontops and Buggies, and also other new
cheap to close Repairing promptly sttendei 10
kOBT H. GRAHAM, Repository aud fsctorv III
416 tn street northwest. doc
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Name. o. t2:40 n Ma
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04

Butter Cheese and Eggs.-Prices quoted by
Geo. Thuet, Jr., city market, room 2-Farmers'
fancy creamery soc; farmers creamery 25c;
dairy 20c; country roll 1501Sc; cooking butter
12Gl5c. Cheese-Fancy fall cream lSc; fall
cream 15c; imitation Swiss 1Sc. Eggs-Country,
fresh tested 25c dozen.
Groceries as quoted by Narcisse, Michaud &
Co, city market: Sugars-Cut loaf Sc; pow
deTed Sc; granuated 74c. Cofee-A &c; extra
SIC: yellow c &c. Canned Goods-Tomatoes
Sc, I0c, 12Hc; corn 8, 10, l212c; peas Sc 15c 20c
25c; string beans 10c; lima beans l0G &c; sue
cottash II a l5c; Boston baked beans l5c; pump
kin 121zc squash l2sc; rnuoaro l2hc; sweet
potatoes l2%c peaches lOc425c; strawberries
lO@3Oc; raspberries l2H1 I5c; ;blackberries 100
I5c; blueberres 12H0i5c; grapes 23c; pears
P563Oc; cherries 25@35c. Flour-Straights
k2.25 patent $3.50; graham $500; rye s.. 90;
cornmeal Sl2.00. Rice 5Goc; barley SC; oatmeal
&c; cracked wheat &c: navy beans Sl.75 per
bushel: lard Sc &c and l0c: vermicellI and
macaroni, imported 15c pound. Potatoes 45c
bushel; turnips 45c; carrots 40c; beets 6Oc;
pnions 75c.
DRIED FRUITs-Valencia raisins 121kc; London
layers 20c; Dehesa 4Oc; currents 7USc; Turkey
prunes 70Sc; French prunes 20c; dried apples
10015c; peaches 20G35c; apricots 35c; black
berries l5c; raspberries 35c.
Participated by X. c. Cobb, stalls and G,
market house-Codfsh steaks, 1874 per ID whole
fish. l0c per 10; trout steaks 1213c per lb salmon
steaks zoe per ID. White fish and trout, 10c per
4D1 PIKE lUCs OldCh Bdss A@1PCa idhe uSIElHs 4OC.
dressed pickerel, 1Oc per ID. Pickerel, croppies
and rock bass, &c per ID. Smells, 1910 per ID;
eeis 1Gc per ID. Kit mackerel. 40 ID pals
S1.OOG1 %; "rOund shore" herring per pail,
g5c.
OTsTERs-in cans, standards 25030c; selects
85140c; Y. Y. counts Soc; in bulk, standards
Doc: selects 4Oc; n. Y. counts SOC per quart.
POULTRY AND CANE - Chickens Hobo;
ducks and geese, nominal; turkeys, 1401 par
tridgcs 65c pair; quail SOC pair.
FRUTs-Apples, 35c per peck, $500 per
barrel; oranges, 25450c per dozen; lemons, % %
Doc per dozen; cranberries, 15c per quart.
HONEY-In comb 20c625c.
MEATs-Quoted by Haas Bros, City Mar
ket-Beef roasts 12H@15c; round steak
12Hc; siroin steak 15c; porterhouse steak 15c;
coned beef Gc@l0c; mutton roasts 12hcQ1 15c;
chops l2Ia G15c; stewing pieces 5GSc; veal
roasts 12A@l5c; outlets 15c; stewing piece
s8I21ac; pork roasts SD1Oc; chops 10c; infe
rior pieces 6DSc; sausage in bulk or in cases Sc;
lard lOGl2Hc
TEAS AND COFFEEs-GunpOwder 5Oc0Si 90 /;
Oolong 50c0S1. 90; Young Hyson G0c2S1 90 /;
Japan 30@15c Cofees-Greeu Rio. 15Q lSc
per 10; Java, 2503Oc; Rio roast, 2O125c; Java
roast, 25E14Oc; Mocha, 350o40c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04
MINNEAPOLIS.


There was very little change in values yes.er-
day ana sales were slow. One car No. / hard,
in store, sold at Sic; car No. hard, in store,
S0hc; ! car No. ., by sample, on track, 75c
20 cars rejected, by sample, on track, 6lHc; 3
cars rejected, by sample, on track, C3Hc; cars,
condemned, ny sampe, o. t.,63hc; cars sam
pie, o. t., sac; cars sample, 0. T., 7sc; l car
sample, o. l., C6c; car sample, o. L., 6Sc; l
car sample, OF, 7lc.
Wheat No. hard was offered on call at Sic
spot and February with bidders at s6l4 for May.
On No. hard there was nothing done, hold
ers asking SOC for cash and February.
No. was held at 74c by grade; car by sam
pie sold at 74c o. l. and at T5c; l car NJ. d NJ.
went at 7lc o. I. and 1 car ut &c in store.
No. was offered at 69c by grade; BY sample 5
cars sold at CSC o. g.; at 1Oc and at - (. o. b..
Re He'd sales by samplc-Six cars at G0c o. l. ,
30 cars at 81 &C, lat CSC, at 6ic, at 90, and
at 7O all o. l.; / car condemned at 6ic and at
Csc free
otbcr samples sold, car at Csc o. t., at Csc
and l at &c.
\ car OF ofrejected corn by sample sold at SIC
Corn-Feeling somewhat weaker, though quo
tations remain nominaIly unchanged at 36@S7c
for rejected.
Oats-Priccs are scarcely lower but demand l.
not 50 eager aud concessions on the part OF sell
ers are reported; No. white, 24l25c; No. ,
mixed 25@26c; rejected, 2S@2i%c.
Brsu-Somewhat unsettled ana demand irreg-
ular at s.. 25GGS 80 in car lots
ShOrts-Weaker aud prices lower with light
inquiry, quotable at s. 80 .G9.75.
FAxsced-Quiet and steady at Si.37.
Flour-Firm and strong at ruling prices q.
Patents. > lON5.40; straights. 81 g0M5. 10 /;
clears, 81 5O04.UO; second bakers, 81 80 90 /;
low grades, Si.T5O2O0; buckwheat, s.. 500
$50; rye per 100. 81 s56t1.95.
Corn Mcal-Trado moderate aud prices not very
firm; unbolted, Sl5.OO0l6.OO; bolted, Sis0OG
1900.
Mixed Fcod-Unsteady ard a downward ten
dcucy talked of with buyers holding OF as q
consequence No. l, l5.OOGl6.OO; No. ?,
Si2 OO6eit.OO.
iIay-But little offered and an active inquiry
serves TO maintain previous quotations. which
viii undoubtedly continue as long as light re-
ccipts prevail. Timothy steady; fine, high col
orcd, SS.5O0o.C fair, S7.OOGtsO0 OF color,
s. O0AB 90; fine timothy, S9.OO0l0. 90; ne
dinm IS nOAs 30. larrr baes. Sb .Onn1 90.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04

Notc-Quotations represent prices obtained by
receivers for lots from store unless otherwise
specified.
Appcs-No material change apparent and
prices rule about at lssJ weeks close. with fancy
fruit in brisk dcmund and hight offerings 30 poor
stock ample aud slow. Following quotations arc
per 10 20 % barrel lots; car lots are 25G5Oc
lower aud single Dbl. higher: Greetings, -. IS
Gsj. %, Ben Davis, - 15R3.5O; Baldwin, 3. 50
ass; Willow Twig, Ss.50G3 90. Northern
Spy. 3. SOC 500. Gcuiton. s. .OO6ss 80; Pippin,
s. soo92 So poor lots, 81 OO8s %.
Brans-RaIbcr slow. With supply heavy. Fine
navy per bu., s. .00G co; common, dirty, ESQ
Soc; medium, 55ctSl.s5.
BecsWaX-Quiet a. q tG2sc per 10.
Bug'cr-Markct shows an improvement over
tie condition 4 week since in lighter receipts and
decreased stocks, though supplies OF all except
fancy grades are stu ample FOR trade. Cream
cry, fancy, E5lteSc, Creamery, fair. iSLa20c /,
print. choice, loBsoc' print medium, lsGtSe ;
GARY, fanny. l61Je2c. dairy, fair. l4Gl6c roll.
choice. itSsS0c; roll. medium. I2Gi5e packing
stock sac.
Chccsc-Sonc trade st stesdy quotations.
Full cream. per To-. i2GlSe part skins, q Sse /;
fut skins, AeGbc.
tijcs-Trade moderate az steady prices
Mica, per bbl-, $ 5. Sb5.00; y. Y. per I, bbl
s. oud3S ,S Ohio, rvausd, per bbi, s.. GOES so /;
fresh country, $ .5O5s5.O0.
Crauherries-Supp light; prices easy &
+. per DOL. St6.pO1ai aiT.0Us Be ! & e, Si5pOa
T. 90; common. per bu.. 81 s5Gs4.55.
Dressed Mests-Rule steady with some in
garry and offerings ample II ruiag quotations
Beet. hind quarters, city dressed, per %. Tss9c:
country drrsscd.6SSc sides. city dressed. &c /.
courtry dressed, SOS &c; fore qasrters,sG axe.
veal. choice essezsscs. per To-, seize; ves,faiF
O. good. 5Sc, mutton, 5A&5Nc-
Dressed Pnrk-Reccipts light but denaui
shows q falling 81. Choice. i5S 70. lots, 81
H. q r,rr 10 .arg-r. D., AZ
Dressed Poultry-Dcmand coatiuues active
fer fnc chickens, WITH limited supply and sru
Prccs; some tsrksys arriving. bot ise i the cut.
side 6grrc obtSirablc, Chickens. dsT picked
and antrosen. tss3iSe; chickens, seaided. -
ice tuskcys, dry picked and cnfrozeh. isGise
turkeys, scslded. sgsi0c; geese. dry picked. 50
,oc; Erese, scalded, sG7e; dscks, dry picked,
sssiOe.
Esrs-vcry few going above soc and 1zrk es
Frue-as sv slcw and DUH
Fish-penand moderate &nd ofcr.nEs fair
Colauais sainoa. I-GiSc. white. fresh. sessc.
bass, see, PsckereL Seese; eonaoa. fresh. ~
GSc.
Frait-Scuc eAoicc sn8 very large FIoz5as
lemons arriving and dcnaa4 FAIR snd sctive fsv
oranges a. fra Sao;aiiosS Bananas, sS-ooe
; %. asiss. per -. ir Isis - ioc; So IL = %
u. packages. per -. it2iec; SIS IN 70 Is
J.. packages, Isesoe; grapes. NAlsEz. per 81
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04
THE EYE-GLAss LUDE.
HosO he is Decetred and attempts to DecefUe
Others-IfecfutiOn and Reality.
IA. NJ, VI, Nail

HoaO he is Decefred and attempts to DecefUe
Others-IfecfatiOn and Reality.
From the New Yolk Mail.
'Do the jeunesse doree affect the single
eye-glass as a matter Of stylel" said a Broad
way optician. "Yes they do, to a consider
able extent. Look here"
The optician reached To a shelf, and takin g
down box displayed a large collection Of
circular pieces of glass.
''These," said he, taking up several neat
examples, resplendently polished and pierced
with holes in each case-"these are nothing
more nor less than ordinary window-glass.
OF course they are well finished and the holes
are drilled with a diamond drill, but tney
affect the sight no more than the interpOsi-
ton of window would. l sold thirty of
them the other day to young lady who in
tended to perpetrate bit of satire by having
them distributed as favors in the German. |
sell them at 81 each. Yes, if entire windows
were sold at a proportional price, most OF us
would have to go back to isinglass. Using
useless eyeglasses is another illustration of
the Auglomania which is now so rampant.
do not know that this is any more silly than
dozen other manifestations. There is one
thing TO be noticed which is curious. Those
who are really near-sighted are conten,ed to
have people believe that their wearing OF
glasses Is simply afTectation. Those who
really affect them are anxious to have people
believe them nearly blind.n
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04

ID. bbl., $1,000; lemons, Messina, per box, SO 25
@S.75; oranges, Florida, per box, S4.OO95.Oo;
oranges, Florida russet, 81. 7503. .25; oranges,
Valencia, per case of 42O. $3.50; oranges, Mes
sina, per case of 200, $3.50.
Honey-Irade fair st steady prices. Chicago
white clover, small combs, 15G17c; Wisconsin
Birch, 16Q17c; Buckwheat, 1291Sc; good large
combs, 12014c.
Hoop Poles-Steady at 10@13c for good 3s.
Lard-Quiet at 5@7c for tubs and pals.
Maple Sugar-Quiet and steady at 10 Gl2e.
Maple Syrup-Steady and firm at S1.0091 90.
Nuts-Quiet and unchanged stocks ample.
Almonds, per h., 16G20c; Brazls, 10e; flberts,
14c; hazel nuts, 121.c; peanuts, green, 699c
cocoanuts, per 100, 81. 500,5 90; cbestnuts, per
bu., 81. 90; hickory, large, Sl.35 hickory, shell
bark, $500; black walnuts, Sl.2501 so.
Oysters-Moderately active at steady prices.
n. Y. counts, per can, 35Gt40c; selects, ,25@3oc
standards, 20925c; standards, per gai., 81. zoo
80; selects, 81 10000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04

New York Letter to Philadelphia Record

New York Letter 70 PhiIadelphia Record
The millionaire who looks the millionaire
more than any other in New York is Mr.
William B. Astor. You could not psss Mr.
Astor on the street without feeling that he
was a very rich man. lie looks something
like Kaiser Wilhelm. He is over six feet
tall. should say, aud stout in proportion.
His complexion is aorid, bis eyes small and
blue or gray, his nose long and rather sharp,
aud he wears short gray side whiskcrs that
lie close to his ears and a gray mustache
that IS clipped short, so that it will not inter
fere with his soup He walks up town everv
day from bis Office. aud although be sticks
his head out in front Of him and Is not par
ticulsrly straight, there Is an air OF excep-
tiousl prosperity about him that IS unmis-
taxable.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04

STATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- - In Probate Court. special terui- Fsoruary >
isS5
In tse matter OF the estate q TAOnas Carver. DE-
ceased
On reading and slizs the petition % jane CarTcr.
aiaisgrartx With the VII annexed of tae ss-ate %
Thomas Csrver. deceased. represc1tinS a1oIE otaer
thiaS thas she has fu.y administered sad essste.
aad E-aytn< that ti-ue and place DC aKed Scr cE-
&winlrg snt alous1- her acc11lt - a4nllsrr1,ig1-
snd fcr the ass-ueut ~ thc resiuc q sid estate
% the Ferscns ca1lflcd the7eto according % isE.
it Is 0-ierei. tsst sad accom-. he exauined ard
7cttioa head y the Tugc q this co1rr c. ThErs-
Gay tn Ssh CAV % FehTuar- issA ar ten o cS
a m, a. the PROBATE o11ce. IN sAs4 co11-y.
AID L - furthcr 015crcs taAt rotice thercof -
EtveE "a a. persons irfsrestei. ST Fraishi1E coy
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
The state of Minnesota TO the above named defend

State OF Minnesota County Of Ranlsey-ss District
Court. Second judicial District
John O'COnnOr- plaintiff, against Frcdrick Dale and
- Dale, his wife, whose first name Is unknown,
Nelson Dale and - Dale his wife, whose FIRST
name Is unknown, also all other persons parties
unknown, claiming any right title. estate, lien or
interest In the real estate described In the com
plant herein, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given. That an action has been
commenced In this court by the above named plain
tins against the above named defendant; that the
object Of said action Is TO have the said plaintiffs ad
judged TO be the owner In fee simple OF the land
hereinafter described free and clear Of any and all
claim, Hen interest of said defendants or
either Of them and that the premises affected by this
action arc situated Ia the county Of Ramsey OF
Minnesota. and are described follows, tO-wit lots
numbered six 90 and nine (s) Of block number two
(2) OF Bazilie Roberts addition to West St. Paul,
sccordlng TO the plat thereof record in the office
OF the Register OF Deeds Of Ramsey county, Mime
sofa.
Dated January cath, A. d. 1895.
O'BRIkN, ELLER & O'BRIEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul, Mlnn.
Jan2S-1w-wed
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-04

bid; medium, 1OK bid common, &c bid chickens,
extra II &c bid, IL asked; choice, 10c bid; med
ium, SC bid; common nominal
GAME Nominal
POTAToEs-Choice, soc bid.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Jerseys, So; Illinois S.. go.
APPLEs-Fancy, S3. 90 bid; $3.50 asked
Standard, $3.50 bid.
ORANeEs-Fancy, S4.O0 bid; $3.50 asked
Volencias, $500 bid, $500 asked.
LEMoNs-Fancy, $500 asked; prime, $3.50
bid, 100 asked
BANANAs-S4. 90 asked.
PEARs-California and Oregon, 81 so asked.
GRAPEs-Malagas, $1,000 asked, full weights.
CIDER-Duffy's $500 bid; Michigan, S4.75
bid.
CRANBERRIEs-Bell & Bugle (Cape Cody,
$500 asked; Bell s. Cherry, $1,000 bid.
Receipts and shipments OF grain. live stock,
produce, merchandise, etc., for the twenty -four
hor- Toh