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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Detroit Post Mr.. Gus oiosbel VII now
buy back his brewery.
PbiIadelpbia Rgcor,l. Senator Ed
mands = gong over o. England. 10 ex-
plain American law 10 the House II
Ior,Is aSs,est thou a man diligent ia
his business tie shall stand before
kings.'
Allegan JOas1aal. Take courage, ke-
rubhcans. The untoward reverse al The
Presidential election vas bat temporary
political reverse. The reelection OF Ssh
ator Logan IS bat the forerunner OF
grand series Of political victories ia the
near future.
New York HsraII. We regret 10 see
the President abdlcatlng his oonbfltu-
tional functions and letting his subordi-
mates -rin hifn." and perform acts for
which. after all, he should remember
that not they but he himself wall be held
responsible BY the people. 81
New York sur From the -emaFks
made by the Hon. Neal Dow at CHECKER
Hall. Sunday night, il appears that a
large number Of Maine people were born
blind. There are many grown-up men
no Name" said the old Father OF Prohl-
I httiNU. NAtH istNp ltfNA eeNA " = ~f
or a drunken man.
Philadelphia Times: Mr.. ST. John has
/ been letting loose the vials of his wrath
upon the Republicans Of the Illinois Leg
I stature for their refusal to let hlm lee
I ture In their hall. But as they became
7 used 10 his opposition last fall and have
I nist reelected their candidate for Vice
I President To the Senate, they VIII proba-
I bis bear up under his inyectives now.
Kalamazoo Telegraph: Chancellor
I Crosby is man Of acknowledged ability
vet IL is not too much 10 say that Miss
/ Cleveland proves fully able tn cope witt
HIM. II il singular that she should have
| chosen as her medium of communicates
with the public the Sun, the ape
winch fought her brothers electiO' WIT
more ability and Nth greater effect Adj
any other New York publication.
Detroit Post: 1t is possible that james
n. Stone has kept stock OF offensive
partisanship on hand for tho annoyance
of his Democratic fellow-citizens- -possl
BILE, but far from proven. But II thu
we're the case, the appointment OF Johl
B. Molony as Mr. Stones successor show
that not only will the new appOIntee fine
use for every grain Of partisansmp ol
( hand, but be will necessarily make 1t s.
extremely offensive" that Mr.. Stone
record will compare To it as altar OF rose
10 bilge-water John B. Mahonys repu
tatiOn as a reforner would make ca
laugh.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Our nation Is comparatively young.
and consegu uently We have few national
holidays. As nations grow older. and
bave more history. they have a greater
number of critical events behind them
"a commemorate. and consequently more
holidays. Another rsasou Why We have
so few holidays ia doubtless because as a
nation We are more energetic. more given
- uuremittng effort t0 make money We
rrush things without rest But il Is p
grave question whether a multiplicity ~
holidays Is to D. tesirod IL mnst be
confessed taHt general holidays are too
often made occasions for excessive lib-
erty ami inla'gences which tend t0 de-
morahzs sociefy as vel as Business
Tins result s tie effect of turDing men
upon tbe streets in masses. rather than
relieving them from their work There
can bs no doubt that the good results q
occasonsl releases from labor. and we
mean mental ss weH as physical labor
might be secured equally as well by the
taking of rest at hmes independent u
others but sucb a plan does not seem
practicable with sB classes
re is wen thas there should be- proper
number af holiisys. not merely because
20 the rest anl rccreatiou they aforl.
but beeaueo ~ the hea.thful influence ~
the memories they bring Il il by The his
tory of tae aset that we prepare ourselves
iar ihe fnt1re re- tsnis to cnltivaie our
patriotism. te remember that our fathers
wero pstrots neuradon Dsv. the
youngest az enr hofiays. Is especially
calculated to seaeb ns devotion to our
Rspubhe To-day all over ths North and e
- 81 be hopei n msn $ places in the
Soula. the peoples minds win he Turned
bacs a8 t1lsss who sacrificed Themselves
tor ile pr-sei vation ~ the Nston. tlle
lessons o' the str1Egle wil ccme with
sie uaeuorv ef IS and ,he children wiz
be iaizat vhaf Fire struggle vas and
what e vas for lt Is nCf dsv q, revive
ss.ctlonsIisni. ~ itst ware ta ~ - par-
pose or It's effect e wonld be tensala bet
rer that va sboud have no such dsv.
But tbe ias = rsrhcp iarig the charge u f
the surviving soldiers sra if e eharsc- /
sar,stie ~ the soldier to ire nnaguanuaors .
souati vnetishell Zee The neral .
Fict1rv ever aniuossv IS even greater
han fae victsrv 0f srms. Nnen tn-siay
% first flowers ~ spring ara sfeua
rvur re resting places 81 TIE klyai dead.
/ VII b,,. not lseesnse Va wish 81 show
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co

We viii furnish and put mp Towel
rack In any Office or store, free Of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, Sl.50.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month S1.00.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish to patronize us.
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by Us and are OF
superior quality.
Any business man Will at once see the
convenienc and cheapnes IS of this Sys-
TEN. Addres all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

VnorsLas are accommodating f0r Eng
land. Tier sasIiaons are nov aroused
tbat France Las bseo furnishing arms 10
the Mabd4. sad itals's determination 10
trade with tie interior u Afiiea ~ spite
~ Engi4ad Is announced
ColEzcros D. Ii. SrosE sasn !
80 sitsrlg .lo1ucast when his sue
osssos vas appointed a. greas many
Democrats hoped o. sea nim. tie said
xlsn callsd upon by reporter That hs
h...I b.aa afrald that hs soad not oe the
nrst official n Mchigm b DC removed
fof offensive partisanshlp. bot DO guessed
be Waa aAeal
OUs sister republie ava herself proud
al New Orieals yesterday, according %
the dispatches 80 publish tins morning.
There is no Doubt that there are very
large business opportunities which are
andeveioped. and shich would Do mn-
tuallv beneficial 10 consequence 4 iaeA
of closer rela'lons between the United
St.tss snd Msxicq such OCCASIONS a.
that ~ yesterday ought To help bring tne
two nations where they can better I'M
prove their cAances.
Tar New York World has again
touched uD the Michigan plan fes.
terdag's Washington special says.
..P-e-iaeut Cleveland ha. sat down once
more upou the Michigan delegation. M
delegation has been one OF the most palien
and persistent They hope by perslstenc'
- overcome the mtlZn inhueuee OF Don VI
Dickfnson. Who. gp 10 the present time, IA
.u.,gss.t..d 49,. onlv good men the Pre-iden
has appointed from Michigan. The deiegt
tion. ID wiil he ramembered, have securet
mat one appoiutmrut. This was the Consul
AZ Port Saruia. This unfortunate mar
proved 10 De- dofaulter. ne Freslden
withdrew the nomination very pronpti.
when hs learned this. and has not yet names
a suecessOr. tie severely Iectured the dele
,aton. and notified them that he shoal'
scrrtfinixs xi.h great care any recommenda
ION that they should make ln the future.
The other day the Collector Ot lnterna
Revenue for the First District ~ Nichiga
Was removed for offensive pkr'i-ahshi I
The delegation from Michigan has sougn
- reinstats itself IN The Presidents favor .
nominating for this place = good man
They presented % him August Goebei.
Detroit brewer. lt never occurred 10 IA
delegate that there vas any impropre1
IN nominating a brewer for posltio
an the Internal revenue service. Mr.. trOeoe
had more correct notions OF Prt
priety than che delegation.
tssnslsssssl Ia breWsIy RQslnes
didaEe prcaented by So suspicious a crowd a
the Michigan delegation. lie aaked IL b.
Was not "A breysr lie was told that ne va
not. Then the backers OF Goebel worked al
a lot 90 ferman supporters for the purpOs
Of making a very strong impression upol
the President.
The seconl chapter m the story of TIN
appointment wsr covers the residents dis
covsry of (}oebe's tutDsfer OF The brvwery 4
his VIE. he brought This to the attention
of the deltg CATION and expressed great indig
nation at their attempt % saain deceiv
him and impose an improper man up0n hi
attention ha then put 4n end tO the who'll
matter by appointing John b. Molony.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

,r,oraf - ara secumulafiug s0r Eng
laad. Her sassiaons Are nov aroused
that France Las bsea furnishing arms 10
the Mahd4. sad italy's determination to
trade With he interior of Afiea 10 spite
~ Englald is announced
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
RAILROAD TIME TAkIRS
Grand Kspsos - inc-Ass-
come NORTH.

Az rslnf d.ils uzerll SAoaas
nElflNa CkE A@EAS9EAhAts-
No.ur,s 1,r,,is, is.t.tss al tat D. lac y Noaaa
rtfi els@alails 4 ars Cor fatat ss9 ehd aihoate-s
80 4r.if lssglns 81 ll11a a.. it< tiA-li a.
f,lf Irasearf t3ts. a.
sogTH IfaiB isssills 81 t0 h "a Aes VIZ"
ran sls.,t,ine is.f f.a tll.ciiili.,1 ~.
74.rouss uvkats O4Al if sibilaipr1 81 AH..,A
fs - Sts,o.. c.,rra. Nuur.s aus ptieNA ctfrcs
sas ss ft.lon lArt,.t a. 4. 10 hMoott
49, tseD l's-a Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
peroit, Grand Haven a Milwaukse

fkAliil. sunday eAeeiftfrA '".'
ps,ssr,.f .ft,fe ;sk5re ii.e - a. IA f1fae~r MAKE
ei,, s,.pl,sci.ais "a o~feso fof la.iif3f hiia ~
n.eroit for N..ss YORK arriving there al ny - a -
tie following mofliDe 80.
Nasif ,a,fssss hsss loosl rlaaplnE Tar ltsfftatb
I1sls !. fhs srly tlue rsuliag ilspstsd hElre~<
las.,1as here a. t.sl .. n. VIII nie.'piut a "a
Nartsf making alreoI connections Tor AL i'sinis
Es.st srriviuEei Nee lorA iuao An the sso""o
ps,l,sr s..ye on mail trains bod esst and west
Iq,e train isssiIll s,i lusi o. o. MI ni.kt oii~
oonne,tlon w1lh n ~eukee sies.neie asAis eA'"it
Sunday. . t a. .t a. -
Thrcagh tlckeis sccuTei a. d. q. ii ~ "n',f
Ia Morton nouse his.tk and 81 ule pafisl
y. POTTER. tats fi.s. Agent
GFo a RFlfvE Traffic M..sager ttioasa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

The Dorthrru terminus - uis Division 10
Baldwin. 0u j A y ~ Ry
J. II. Carpenter fian Freight nud iess. Aseut.
pfile lfs NoHfpe hift-et.
6Eo. " MUEsoN. ISeksi AGENT. Cip.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

CHANtERf SALE STATE of Michigan -Tha
~ 'ircnit tourt for the Comfy ~ Rent In
thsncsry.
issld J Lewis
Complainant.
lars p i}idwnu
Defendant
IN pursuance amt - rirfue ~ decree made
sud eunsresi ou tha Eth bay ~ Da-arrlhsr fset
in fts above Pnttlesf eaass notice Il hereby given
fhHf on cafur.tay the eighteenth fsv ~ Ialy
t--5 sI ten . ciock ia TIE forsnosn 4 fac .nb
scrifcr tircuf rrrt ffr,l i-sisirev n AMI f-~
fte launfy - Kent in the State ~ Nichirsn
shall sal ~ pnhiic sncton. 20 fhp hsi=f h-ss.fsr
RI rhe sourh frrnf t,sor of the lourt Horl-a. ~
ssia Cnunfy 20 Nlt fogrf beck - aall lfsf in
fhsrffr - rand hsritz ln ssid county 4f fhas
cffrtlin plare vareel ~ iand sifnsfa and beinr
IN ne eify ~ erand Bapits counfv ~ Kent aod
state nf MctigeU. AMI psrficu ariv lssss~if..i a.
fcic7v- tu W.T. ior aunbar three a. a bir-.k
1rIfifaer tv ~ Drxraf f-scfff.a iu szif -its -
lirtnd i4spiis sccoriing to fhe -.corrissf = ~
shru0f
TIE tFrn7z ~ sai3 safe ara cash.
JOSEPH NU UkTBI BE-
tirrnIt G frlrt t'or-lrf1i4 itry,slr
kenf tounfT. Michigan
=. y. RrrrERFfET q
lomplsir ants Solicitor
Da5Esi Way N iss5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

-llIfN' l1ItIF u 'IItl' III ! =.
except Sundays.
The Detroit E1pre~s leaving 81 $50 a. a.. ressih
ins that cify 81 ~ ~ a. ~. New YORK ih4 a. m
and Boston a. 8. %. next dag
Ti.r,.nsl ficls..f Cor al lpantF ssnn esefiinF
berfff mky - fsrocufe-i 81 ininn Ifciif ffitce
corBsr Monroe and % ftsVh ttrseit cad at nifa
Depot
IT. SCHULTZ Beul A.. ST Boure-si
Gao ". MUNs0N Ticket Asest tffg.
;. BAWEINe Ilctei Accent. DeDca
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Leave. Arrive
rhlcsgo IL h8b nm Night Erure-f e. an
Mail and ~ fi2 pu Hil fud - = q pln
Night fEpress.' t.sa pm lYeufag - go a. pa
sIlHlly. fbaih e1oepi SiDJss
Union Depot On iunia -freli-
Through cuscilsr a. idesigu snd l0lcfI0 90
sis a. fraln Jbr0ush lssflDr-au a. Ailcnso
ca II = }. "a train. Jhrougt Pullman sla-.p
ina car and ooartt0 Chicago ~ - b. train
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Lake Shore s. Michigan Southern,


Al
Tl,e train loasing 81 g.. ui coufesis et hhi@
Pigeon With Atlantic AKpge<r 1u Mfin lane
xl,ioh nas psisoo DfENiha ltoom rie'liii.s
Coaches from Chicago ~ New t"ft hna b'~i"n
wiihost change. 80
In. tran leaving 81 30 r. ui. cofns.'is 81 Nj
ps.,e.,t feixina one houT fuf dluDfrI via uI'e
New York Eapfez.s "a Main Lane
Ttroueh tickcif and i,effhs iI oleeplfN t.tcl
Strs-st and Depot
All trsiBs vii rur By VA mefielnn uHe villct
4, A. minutes owrf filhn llstirpii ume.
= ". MUkiNkll oeu Asft
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Enphrssia J. Aldrich et A. 10 Joseph L.
WondeTly. lot 5. tex. = p f. also. 30
H. lot 3. blk q. Campau's ri add. ...... 5000
Anthony Bodelaek to City Of Grand Rap
ids south > Il. lot - Keht Plat .. 3.OOO
Deborah Palmer 10 Charles T. Herring
ton lot 10, Alleyn's add -......-..-. $50
Marinus Van Eek % johanna Van Eek. n
= nsi4 lot 52i. Kent Plat ........... 600
Harvey j. Hollister 10 Henry Spring. part
of lot B. Island extension add ...... 300
Nathan ,. Akin 70 Aogustns G. Ganshow.
entire DISTRICTS aid. and part neia Of
sec - Grand Rapids ..--.-...--..... 1000
Julia VI. sterling 20 Edwin Fallas. lots 2
and 3. blk n. Dexter frac .. ............ sZ5
Gardiner ). Hutchinson to Clara NJ Whee-
ier. lIt : blk ~. Shepari's add - DO
George Fex 70 Herman II. smith lots 1
aud 2. blk .. Vii y. Brownviile. ... 1000
Alexander II. Cl.rk 70 Henry Stomzand.
1 aore 90 sec. -, Grand Rapids 70O
Dan b Neal TO Harvey Andrews. "a vi
e.s sE-a ot sec ~. Grand Rapids ..-..... 200
sanford Croker 70 Alanson H. Crocker.
IND ~ swAl of Sc. IL. Byron..... 100
Luther NJ. Croker to Alanaon H. Crooker
und T. ell. swli Of sec II. f}yIon ~ 100
Laura Stack 70 Albert Stonehonse svL
swia ~ sec. a Alpine ............. IsO
Dealton &. Blood 20 Jomes q. AinsleT
acre "a "a part ~ sec 30. Cascade. IGO
Nstban j. Akin 20 Augustu. G. Gran
schow. part If fri lot of sec. 81. an
uon. and part of ne- fr. a ne. fr. = Of
soc. 8 Ada so
James VI. Brown 20 Nancy Wool part Of
lots AMI = block {. Whitney,. add 400
2. +. f. Bates To sally A. Barrett. el, n
s2scre- "a blk - stssarts abb 30
Chsries g. Pettihone 20 Edward y and
Pgter kruse. tot ~ Pet tlhone & Cos
sub go
haneryk >. Brown 70 John n. Bullrneut
lots i5 and l3H ed survey Granville DO
Miriam A Fletcher to William g. TpHf lot
80. Village - Rockford 10
Alsrxandsr lowau % James NcPf.erson
les 4. blk = Richard & Wicxkarn's
iuFeii s0o
David Osborn fp Thomas Pei ~ a. in
az cor ati ~ - seA ~ sec "a pisinheid 30
Aiexmiser 4. Bouck 70 Jadson Hnuck. -
seres IN - cor seis - sc .. Bowne.... IT0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Toledo eith ~ fa lr'a.ls dirrraing 1e.aiu,aei
VIC J. ~ = Hener viii A. s A ~ =
l~nslos DIVISION ead A. fdnf n a. Nsrslislf
viii ~. q. i. ~ iiaffif trs-st vsfl fficsso a
busId Irslnl and =. a. 4. 81 w.ufs.H = b A
J. kilssTl viif q ~ ~ anl fEHN
Let BBh ALiik Batl r,aas. Ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02

LNOR RENT The building No. 3c1 Wabashaw
Il street, lately occupied by the DAILY GLOBE
The building is in thorough repair. Apply TO ].
P. Moore, Merchants National Bank. 10*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02

Lea; J. E. Gelly aud Jas. Coupler, of Winni.
peg, and w. H. Winchester and mother, OF
Bismarck, D. T., are among the arrivals al
the Sherman.
NJ F. Bayley and R. o. Tourney, of St.
Paul, are guests at the Sherman.
Hon. Isaac Staples, Saltwater, is at the
Sherman.
Northwesterners at the Palmer are: J.
w. Knight, of St. Paul; T. Hodgson, Jr., OF
Minneapolis; T. J. Allen, of Miles City, aud
T. A. Simmons. of Minneapolis.
Samuel P. Snyder and family, and Mrs. c.
D. Watson, of Minneapolis, are registered al
the Grand Pacific.
W. G. Pearson and wife, of st. Paul, and
Frank Hall and wife, of St. Paul, are at the
fremont.
W. R. Kenyon, OF Butte City, Montana,
is registered al the fremont.
The devil would presist in bothering Mar
tin Luther until the bald headed monk dis
patched him with bottle of ink; SO We
learn that bottle Of ink might rid you of
any devil, but bottle of DI. BULBS Cough
Syrup will always rid you of any cold.
''Out of Many One"
To the Editor of the Globe:
find in more than one eastern newspaper
the following erroneous statement:
Alma Tsdema's latest picture represents boys
and girls lying under a spreading oak and reading
Horace. Speaking of the r man poet, the late
President Garfield once asked j. Randolph
Tucker if he knew wnere our motto, ''E Plurnus
Unum,' was found Mr. Tucker didn't. We'll -
said Garfield, ''it comes from Horace" and he
turned to page where the poet describes the
making of salt d winding up with the remark
that it was e pnriOus unum."
Gen. Garfield, it is well known, was an
ardent admirer and a sedulous student of the
Roman classics, especially of Horace, but the
relator of the anecdote has evidently misun-
derstood him. The reference could not have
been to Horace; it must have been to Virgil.
The expression occurs in the minor poem
entitled ''Moretum." l quote from viii
stach's Virgil page 124 of the first volume) ::
''The lines are Mandatory of early
habits and rustic poverty. They close
with a description of the ingredients
aud mode of preparation of a
salad composed OF garlic, parsley, rue and
unions, seasoned with cheese, salt, coriander
and vinegar, and finally sprinkcd with oil.
The poem is a brief one, of uncertain, but
probably early date. But, brie! as it is, and
Insignificant as il seems to be, certain of its
words form ulate the talisman of our national
government:
It manus in gyrum: paullatim singula wires
Depundent proprias; color est pluribus mus
Spins round the stirring hand lose by degrees,
Their separate powers the parts. and comes at
last,
From many several colors, one that rules
$50 that we may say" continues Wilstach,
with probable truth, that, in describing an
Italian salad, frugal shepherd of the Roman
republic dictated that motto, which has served
as the symbol of union for states in hrmis-
phere then unknown, for a republic which
uses, with enthusiasm, even the language of
that illustrous government 10 which it is in
debteG, under 50 many forms, for safe pre-
cedents and wise examples"
1NTERoCEANICA.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
PERSONALS.

II. J. Taber, BoEeman. N. T, is at the
Windsor
B. F. Payne, Of Miller, D. T, Is a. the
Merchants.
G. G. wisweIl, Chippewa Falls, is at the
Merchants
A. BiTchett Jr., Of TApPen, Oak, Is at the
Merchants
c. Markell, Duluth, was at the MetrOpoll-
tan We tsrday.
Hon. W. D. Steele. OF Steele, Oak, lef, Tor
home yesterday.
D. W Benedict Of S. Cloud, was at the
Merchants Yesterday.
Chas. A. Ladper aud wife, Of Arvilla, D.
T, are al the Windsor.
Dr.. D. A. Stewart and wife, Of winona,
are At the Metropolitan.
Lieuss- ". VI. Dickinson aud J. A. Irozs.
Z. 5 army. are al the Metropolitan.
Dr.. Waiter Cprutney. aud Mrs. z. G.. and
ClarvnSe Cole. o! BrSiserd. are stopping at
the Merchants.
Msi. Camp Of Minneapolis. vas In the
city Yesterday eeamiug with confidence that
al last his prediction Of a. open winter Is
sSoGs % be realized
NcKruwESrxxSKRS AT CHICAGO.
SPecisl Telegram
CHICAGO. Fec. Geo. s OstrAn, Of d.
inih, Is s'oaatnE a. The fremont
W g. ke.lAr and Aug. Peterson, Of Albert
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
A Train Abandoned.

The Wisconsin Central and the Milwaukee
& St. Paul roads have evidently failed to
come to any agreement in their i spute over
the through business between here aud Chi
cago. Last night c. E. Robb, the local agent
Of the former road, received telegram from
the general offices in Milwaukee notifying
him that the fast train, leaving ut 7:l5 p. IN.
and arriving at $3.50 a. m, would be discon-
tinued between ST. Paul aud Neenah after th S
morning until further notice. Inquiry among
railway officials here failed TO discover what
is the reason Of this move, although it is sup
posed, as intimatrd above, that il is on ac-
count Of the difficulty between the two rival
lines.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
LOGICAL Publication
VACATION
OF that Portion of Mississippi
Street as runs through Lot g,
of "Hoyt's Out Lots"
CRY CLERKS OFFICE.

81 Paul. MINI, January p, 1885
WHEELS petition has been fled IN this Office
by order Of the lennon council OF the City OF
Saint Paul and provided py law, asking for
the vacation OF 90 much Of Mississippi street. as
passes over, and through lot six co. 'HoyTs
Out Lots lso-eAled IN said city Of -. Paul, aud
WHEKEss tue petitioners state that they are
the o. n ers Of majority Of the property q the
Line OF tie vacation ssked i0-. and that TIE object
Of "a vacation il. that the petitioners are de-
siro1s Of suodividiug said ot six l5 into lots and
backs. ana thar the line OF me passage Of said
Mississippi street over and through sail los IRE
veais the sESoivls!cn tsereofEith regularity. and
in conformity win The ss5divis.cD Of surrounding
pro srty-
Nov. therefore, notice e hereby given, ii
sad petition viii be heard and c ,asider-d By the
Common COaEeil OF SAINT Paa. or 3 committee
O. e appointed By them on TGesdsT, the 18th
d. Of AAryh- A D. iss5. at Z 80 O'Clock ?. n,
a. Tie CoU0s i Chamber IN Ins city hal
By order OF the COu-or tiosncil.
IEos. A. PRESDERGAST.
jsa1s-ST-ih City Clark
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crArE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or RAMsEY

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- District Court. Second judicial District.
In the matter VI the ass gnment II r r. Rider and
s. 3. Cunningham. cOpartners as Rider Cunning
ham e. Co.. % Charles 7. Marvin
And. now, upon reading and fling the petition Of
said Charles p Marvin, said assignee, and upon due
avsement, II Is ordered that the creditors Of said
Z. T.. Rider aud :. y. Cunningham. copartners "a
Rider. Cunningham & Co.. and said Z z. Rider and
s. 3. Cunningham, show cau3e. II any they have,
before this court special term thereof 10 be held
IN the COurt-bouse IN the city Of 81. Paul, IN said
county. on the 9Th day u February. l.. 1885. a.
ten O'Clock a. m. soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard. why said assignee Charles =. Marvin.
should not be empowered and authorized By this
court 70 sell the uncOaveTtsd assets and the Whole
thereof Of said estate, at pDoc auction 70 the high
est bidder either In bulk o. n such parcels a. may
seem 70 said assignee most likely 70 realize the
greatest amount: and ordered that this order be
served upon each u the creditors q said estate and
upon szld r. z Rider and y. Cunningham, By
depositinZ 10 the pOsi~Ofsce ia St Paul. IN said
county. copy d this order postpaid and directed 70
each 0f said creditors and 70 said z Rder and {.
b. Cunningham at their Teputed place u resifence,
least efght days before ssd February 7th, 1855.
and that it be p1bllsns1 IN the s.. Paul GLOBE On
the 10th and 2isi days Of January. 1885, and the
2ud day Of Feb uzry, 1875.
Jan. 9Th, 1885.
ORLANDO sTNOEs.
ozs District Judge.