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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
WHERE THE VANDERBILT MA OSoLH o,' ,h,,

with regard TO the publica ion OF story ns ~
,o Vanderbilt brothers were trying to evaoe pay nun
,ha 20 nm the Vanderbilt mausoeum III p' r
lane. McName-, the lawyer said yes'ci'"
Messrs Vanderbilt have not sought " ,o,1, nnw
,hsy nav. already pad it. In their behalf now
- - t,,y In have part OF the amount reinn it
ever have assumed that ten acre ot
NC -. ~ CrmeteIy WAS tue one gu winch INC
the Mora nr.s "a a mai ter of record aud survey ~
!, not The m.usolrum stands on pro,rrE St curse IL
;.rv limits and cemetery properly u, IT, q, a
aot ,rom taxation. rhe ten-acres ou'se WV. t't IL
nrrtvated iarm ind ant tue estate asEs Tni ii /,
ID am, taxed as suoh property woui 10" ,,'e
S,o" 10 any our Else, AMI not zen tints ino nasi nv
assa"smrnt be ore tne property was pu''""0' -
| Wiuiam ii. vAuiei Wilt ,o,oa ha case before tn
| Nii -, Sun.rvisors OF Ricnmoud County, "ut =, han
SOAR VI not .ve The official maps and surveys a' "
they adjourned the he ArinS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
u... pnnpnsrD RAILROAD ~ HARLEM

Mavor Grace Yesterday listened to the arguments IN
,,r, If the FRANCHISE granted to the ST. Nicholas
,,.anne and Crosstown Railroad Company John A. b'a'
couusl for many property owners along the S"l
% ti,.Ts wa, no necessity for e rAiir"aL o.
ss .nwd he rr,paraby damaged az hghMv
iemenis also appeared for the @ One
ma vent eighth and One hunnre~ nn "Eh,y kno
anu nnnoseI TO the Genera horat" -
vi os IN The same straD aud SAID WA III oil n"re
acor Of ihr McQuade jury. thc Mayors 'eo
nr,,nlnence than before .orod IN, ,he railroad
Luke f. ozns. who appeared no cas .hond
ID rn autly declared that the McQute cas-. @
COMPANY n nin His rase The Mayor said he would give
49,. IN rlous consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
Jersey CITY.

IN. a.xsonment, at the inquest New YORK on
me ese Linda Pool who from malpractice W
comment this city where inc
yas minated that Pool had been secretly
married to Ten Van Week wealthy yors TO- Miss
a, an october g. engaged To be maIleu ~
1a,e POSTER of place Jersey city hegnts Tor
ofnns of The " eahiest families In the city. lho ' "
the welding had been Issued ro,
Iobn Fcken was driving along the road running
with the Canal YESTERDAY wnen @ The WAGON and
over the embaukment MT. flcAen 'on ui VIZ
came drowning. ,... o.or,,od
The building Gregory st. and tsav by Build.
In, Inspector Buckley unsafe ana dangJIouS w
Police commissioners have no money u h"AN ~ S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

vA.r$s~tvins Day observancoA
twacn lion Day celebration. x,-,....or aao n IA.
Princeton sis Ss games Warrington rsA'
Brooklyn. $50 D M -..,on East Newark 8 p. m.
lnternauoa, Club Harris. Four Corners stateh ID
land r.us,ca I. l.
Prospect haie pSat,sn Chess Club No "a East Seven
Thirty seventh Street As'hoo
is Episcopal Statue Greenwood Cemetery 2s'
p.m. ., ,-,rttv Methodist Episcopal Churon
Harlem, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
,,yvv.CIyOIEs IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Collector Magone Yesterday showed TRIBUNE reporter
the vacancies existing the Custom House and the
80, 80 a,,acred Thoy were foiows One deputy col
,ector So 900 clerksP g 200 each nine eerks4ps
f2VUVi w foreuen oi weghers ST. 600 seven
$500 81 900; thry-two inspectors at 81 day. twelve
Aoo twenty assistant weghrrs at - DAY
hen employed thry'iwo asss ant weighers At 500 ye
o one ger 200 three night inspectors -
d. oae fireman at $3.50 four scrubbes $50 month
uy anTers al $50 per clerks at SlOOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
MONT OF .wEDNEsDA'' ''
fo' ARRIVED . 80,

WV ARKIV..D - go,
- C,,rcasSa (Brl Campbell. GLASGOW NOV a. irrved Al
the bar al ,a Br Hurst Girgent Oct ~ 3D.
steamer ,irrIno 80 with nldse toOrier vessei W "~
Arrived the Bar Al on n santos Oct 90 Rio Janero
,,.f ~itn In,lse and passengers W nuSA '
at ,ne CITY OF PARA Dexter Asph" S Al Tie Bar
and passengers to Pachc MIL ''O w. ...
D. 20 ~, p,chia Deaken, Vera Cruz NOV ~ -
steamer Ciy u prrrso a. Havana days WIN m.sr ~
ai:..ensars to Alexandra & sons A''''' ~
..a. uonkins Iaguayra NOV
~, a"isa and messengers 10 Boui'oh' pH''
the li,r at S45 ,.a ,,a prnnswick. Ga.
Steamer Carondee risk an Messengers to Ii Nal
and Port Royal u"J'' "'N IA,
ory q Co -. Atlanta lockwood, Charleston days WIN
stan1 ma s.enpers Quintiiu ~" ,.w. and Wos
steamer Uuyandote Kelley ~ y, Ola dominion ss 60
fS S,ns Esnpor lBr stanton baIf9w ~ 20 Arrived
| ore 10 urocker Bros vessel W . uA''A A'
| The Bar at a pm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
.vr,,s rgROWy AROUND BIZ INSANE AEN.

In e,cavsting recently for foundations Tor ne"
MIC u,n on the grounds at the rear o, ".
r.s ,,o,ntv Insane Asylum. the skulls ana oones
NUKE ,n,heT OF persons were iounl ~ "ns ~
Spown until digging began thai any r%ard learned
maze ~ yitims OF cholera In 1917 were Dnie ,pnI
OF to nh roud throw the skulls the iarth.s anu oa
70 throw some OF them outside iho goa Inns M reI TO.
learned OF tie matter Dr "n"' '
.sth.r nd buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

WHAT YOUNG AND OLD VETERANS Will ~
The celebration Of Evacuation Day On November 20 10
s,oge,ber scpssa this year by the magnitude Of the
uteparst ous for ThankssiviDg and consequently any
IN winch veterans and sons OF 'eter-
ans may engage TO-DAY will be rssari led In the light OF
cousitutionals provoke appetite preparatory 10 'hs
o' -. nd :, .ye,sss. The veterans OF 1912 viii
A., ii Aurnut could Warner to hoist the Nag q, in
Tisr on the old fort Ia central PARK Az .ne u e.r
px s..,steI by the Lafayette Riker Io.i: 40 III
b. A. r. Ibe Andsrs:D Veteran ]Snas s,ss cnspSin o.
Island VIII deliver tue oralion ~ bstefy rSA
MMeilstey after TIE Jag 70 rasos wu,tarv Hall No.
,ca 40 sery It a. NJ srd then pfocesd 20 me M
viiness the Lostips Of secon nag oy ,is w no~n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
TONG ISLAND.

coxvy IsrAxp-J Langcake Of the Brighton Se sVs ago
Dou0e meteOric stone on In shape
II saw IL fall and dug II out OF the SAM. ~ wa
aiont tea incl in diameter ana pero'"'o" - . toh,
From The railroad they took clomhg Larroom
ilol 90 Militant Hamilton from jenkins ua hovsa
ohg,HS NJ cioars worth 500 and from MIS- Spcel mn
ouantity Of clothing and OF or valuanes Richard.
SUI. bnuse Bnrke's barroom at Wlhneiu village
cigars and IRON d. Hess chicken coop' - w
M fowl WI taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

on from the Central Labor Union consisting OF
,vu,sm Martin W. H. Lawless d. IL. Jacobs and Edward
,,th CA led on Mayor Yesterday to urge on nun
60 ,at some action enforcement oil the Sunday cosnb
law They said they hal used every mo.ho' poo"oo 80
All AMI witnont assistance OF the hat
ai gu alter askiDG some qnentIone. wa,
nni1 do ali in his power TO secure proper
th.I lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
,uF RgOUKLYN CLAIMANT IN DEMAND

limited states Commissioner Benedict In brooklyn yesr'
A. n,a Charles o. Ferris claims TO be sir Roger Tlch
n for the Grand Jury the charge OF defraudng tho
,yarnu.nt I'm Illegally getting pension money under INC
n f narcs Curtis for tho alleged loss OF the fingers
hs right maud the No defence was interposrd VI t
M is cnuu sci said OF the iact tnat indcC
% hod he'd, found against him In California aud an ohcer
Intn mn no. n take him there worth while 10 pro-
Vas v " tnasses Judge Benedict will decide TOMORROW
nstIeyy the urlsouer shall Ue taken 10 California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

Mrs Agnew and Miss Dodge the new School commission
"'o ,,ay called OIL Clerk McMuln. OF the Board Of
,ion and took the oath Of once Mary Sa'n Asno~
o., x,aa,s., ave is written In small me iandwrt
NO 10Y srace n Dodge o. 2t2 Madison ave. III Dioa'
ips hand They presents, Sne taken to tie Board
70 ph Inc meetings held II was 1a,ea mat at
, ,n,n" sats woud probsby be assigned ,Len no u, ,.
}o ns.s At which they will be present Officially wi" 10 OH inc
second w edne sday In January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
rIrcs ON THE BROADWAY ROAD

CORPORATION Counsel Lacombe has sent reply 70
srn Of the Tax Department who asked for an opinion as
~ a., rsonal property of the Broadway surface haroAu
ompany should be assessed Mt a,ombe say ,i S the
cor nd as n. properly the hands Oh IsoeNe
70 ,~s In KhinebecE IL IL clear that the broaum .n
fomuany must considered as NOT III
mie the personal property which II owned Is 40 81
a,d eannot b.. sstd 10 H. 30 uo vi
" r,,,~rty held by the receiver mus. pc m
H. lin in The county where he lives. ana the SAAo' W "
fllara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
4 RRnKRn nNAHLE 10 MEET HIS OONTRA OTs

A BROKER UNABLE 10 MEET HIS OONThAoIS'
David A. Bail member OF the stock EXCHANGE since io
h,s in ability 10 meet his contract yesterday The
nm vas said 10 DO due part 10 complications Win
fss Roston arm OF T. H. Morse BIoihrr iteauseh no u'
,,.s IN wall Street the announcement was maze tnns
r BAH had outstanding contracts a. me psnsCslpsis
kssd,nS stock He has failed several tunes before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
.sKJyG HELP FOX DLAF-MUTES.

The GnaudeI Homo TOT BcI HIH IHIII DUH Aiu'U'' IT,
hte.n,le has already accomplished much for the coi
an ed company. One o the women Is blind as
oa VI a. "a AMI al have very Imperfect
wen a" the almshOuscs OF this stac
lhee ~ benevolent people fuinls
means THIS home Is sns ned entirely Dy ,o
the dual. and churches lJO IL specially ana vi
" NEEDED 10 stream OF water W tn the Homo h
gent .ur, a never Ealing supply Donations may 10
orn, , -, me R,y Dr Thomas Gaaudet NO. West hisH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

80 NJ resolutions wors presented 10 superin enncn'
Yesterday IN TO The action OF the boar u 40
corns to pupils of absence rom the schools
qured by religious Observance pmno Israel
10 8as Eiehln ave. Monday night al whion my
hs rssoutions express The thanks Of ". messing
70 EaLbi Edvard NJ. Browne. who sn.y say.
h,sys "a ma trumph Of religious Liberty ana 'ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
,,yo rupKgyS From POOR CHILDREN

NTEA LING TUKhbIo TH'7"1 -, ,cc ,vost
The children of the West Side Day Nursey' a,,so.nc
~, :, os,ordov came near losing their Thanksgiving
anner The marx citing including three large '"AeSe' III"
,ust been lett the nursery from market sandy beard and
arng narrow brm sourh hat appearen az no naJ ern
Goor Will basket under his arm ne San rtsvs I'm the
& ~ ms meas IL for often mn t ,sn in
i,c,en meek up turkcys put
,s hasket remark n that he would nave .e r ami OF
IL %m,cher around corner. AS iisapPo 80, fl.
ite nsckeeper fearing that all was not THU ",
in, ei him !ow the block. The man su'P, 10 ure.
lowe mn I'M, I,cI Fndng he watched ms ma piJ
,mra of having the turkeys iihed an" nub mon in
20 eenrr at his elbow. III was IOuu ~ ~,
VIII w market that had been sent anu pu. To-
OF the housekeeper the ciiiufsh n ~ rel
% ,~. is iheir dinner IL bold at'ehP' " 5'
tipDer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
rvDuoJo FEVtR IN BROOKLYN.

r,r,o;d fever has been prevalent to some extent III
.nryu for the last three months. The number Oh cases
since september has been 1872 Of which 80 were IN '
tember 50 in October and Ga thus far this U disease has
Widely scattered the city, and not oon , ~
one part last The cola eas wsa of smallpox in the
tII n"s Cnunty Hospital The two suspecIeo o'''' VA
Tnas5av proyed to be chickcn-pox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

,,, II, ,rxs-County Treasurer Cromwen y.1 thst
po,t To- the Board OF Supervisors TO inc
maze lepo of Yorktown snort III ms
a. no i6 supervl McGrAry, OF o., o w ~
suvcrvisor Platt Of White Palhs Si'' W. on, q, tho
NEW RocHRILR-George W. huRhes, h.ys1trhrnT freight
Vow Haven Railroad Company, "hno '"'
,rains yesterday was killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
.nrnn RALhH MAT BE PAID.

,u.,,o. freedman IN superior Court yesterday al.
rdct for $4,000 favor of Joseph Walsh in sun
aus, the city to what he would have made OUT
"h ,a,r,ng cert h docks and building per AZ
Sohu ~ 80 sayrutrst N the Dock omlissoneis
west alsh said his complaint that althoue
awarded ~ 10 nm, niler he only who CON-
he Was NV ,a s 10 ~ i'm the manner making his bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
NEWARK.

The Mayor and Council paid ntereeping sewer
OF o1g the low er part OF the city 10 o Tr h
re large pumping station has been so has been abou
"leio 10 ftha lay Tho cost OF the WORK mas vi
e"a ~ The ground beng broken IN December io0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

. 49, s,,, ,ns vedeserved title the American an re.
Tss eiosiss feat DO hencefortn nv Jewish
hsicus berty Day and special - relieos liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
cONNrCTICIT TOWNS.

rvvc.xAAy-B p Neal OF the Boud OF selecth IRE
, ,"vn denies the report that diphtheIa ho re
" declares that not a single OF the disease mas '
ported ,., ., the Superior
court will succeed Judge Miles I. Granger Oh 'no F
Court Bench.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
Nrw-JERsEY TOWNS.

rrroy HuI.-Edwarl Ruth. member OF 'n INTER a III.
Council. died yesterday at his homo III Lo"iS"' ~
ness lasting two years -. -, shor
oRaSoE-Danie Webb butcher wn an9 omareiIed with
~ vie He walked the street WIN q St b,msef
hand and declared that he was aoouJ h sTm0ged deer
A. as paly overcome the help OF some cIehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
HOME NEWS.
rcou,rrNr ARRIVALS

uo,.a Bvunsvtsk-aeners Rafael neI .cvsaxh Of chi
Count Lsusrsnd. Of Par, ona wesley Merritt
S %so, Paint ana tho Rev. H. g. Ho1msnT syy
vteferto Rotel-Dr. J. n. browne' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
In. LyoS's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. % centA
urxRy A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

Ear, g. Wilson's f. g. w. brand OF MEM
Far o W c,rFs Are THE BEST. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

North Andover man fell dead from rood many
while running to nle and there is bare posi-
hy tha th although he r n, 0t the same
,nn the fire, may have got 'hoi' ''
TRANSCRIPT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
uARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY. m
On, ,,s,. e6o Sets. 4;s9 loo" rises 0'1'
gu" HIGH WATER mi.
~ candy Hook. $50 GOV iW rt rs Hell Gate. 9:37
Ssndy Hook. 1850 Gov ihu- ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25

MRS. wxsLows soolHXG sYSUr PrdSces Inflammation
s ., pam Cures Wind Collie Twenty-Five cents w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-25
To MOTHERS,

,aaIexingtonave between 2oth ana oooa sSstero
IsS Sto7 Diseases OF the Nervous n 5so".
opasito . rinary organs. Impotence anu S'er"'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-09

N. COINS ORIGINAL One PRICE DRY GOODS STORE!
Has Now Opened the Largest and Most Com
Dlete Assortment of DRY GOODS and Carpets
that we're ever Offered i'm Carson, and at the Low
est Figures.
MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK EVER SHOWN
Complete Assortment in Every Department.
dLaestD
esandC ndren'sS acque hteand Cld
ecia bargains in esandE eisf
dollar
nTorchon hces,5O sad ards regua
Torchon acess : yards
dollar
Linene
Valencien bces,5O dozenya rds pr
Vaencienn Ies,371 elsa dozen yardsr
tacesl
a klacesn color
Jerseys at and75 cts
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.
Continued from second Page.

ueO from second rage
the Phoenix last night. and made trip to
Ine upper lake. Lunch was enjoyed at the
Chapman house.
Senator Coleman and W. n. Bristol had q
poXins match last night at Excelsior.
The Lake Park orchestra will play in q
Chlcago theater during the coming winter.
The dances tomorrow night ut the Lafay
cite and Lake Park hotels promise to be
well attended
Notwithstanding the threatening appear
ance or the clouds last night, the St. Louis
mop was well attended.
Miss Jennie Rees of Crawfordsville, Ind, is
spending the season at the St. Louis hotel.
The Hotel Lafayette will probably not
close the season until after the state fair.
The display of pyrotechuics tonight ut Ex-
celSlor is promised to be the finest ever given
at the lake. A sham naval engagement will
be fought in the evening, the forces covering
the entire bay of Excelsior, and opportunities
for viewing the same will be given at any
point. Fleets, forts and red fire will be in
abundance and grand time is expected
weather permitting. In the daytime pro-
gram of races has been arranged, to CON-
mence at 2:3O, and is as follows: Flrst-Siugle
seull race: entrance fee So, free for all, for
the Ingleside medal, valued at $25, two miles
with a turn. Second-Barrel race, two rods
and return; prize, 81. Third-Ladies'
and gentlemen'S race, for amateurs;
first prize, handsome present;
second prize, silver napkin ring
fourth, tub race: For ADULTS. 100 feet and re-
turn, prize, box or cigars; fifth, single scull:
For visitors purse, two miles with a turn,
entrance fee 81, first prize S25, second prize
$40: sixth, swimming race: Three hundred
yards, first prize pair of gold sleeve but
tons value 81, second prize five-pound box of
candy: seventh, colored boxing match on
the water best two in three peize s5. Over
800 persons will be engaged in this fete, and
the railroads will sell a special ticket to see
the same.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-21
A Black.Eyed Belle.


The belle of Long Branch has black
eye. There isn't girl at the Branch who
doesn't envy her the distinction that she
gained through it, and any number Of them
would take a black eye tomorrow if they
felt sure of their ability to turn such an un-
slightly spectacle into a badge of beauty
and attractiveness. But it so happens that
the particular young lady who owns this in
jured optic is just the jolllest sort of girl
imaginable; and she would probably make
as merry over an accident Of any kind. as
long as it didn't keep her away from the
boys. as she is over the present disaster.
The accident which gave her the badge
of beauty occurred over at the race course.
She swas thrown from carriage and,
while her companion was painfully in
jured, she escaped with a diScelored eve
and short spell of Inconsistencies.
''Oh, isn't this dreadful?" she exclaimed
when she came to herself. ''What will the
boys say? l can't go to the dance to-
nightw
Just the same when she reached the
hotel and held council of war with herself
she resolved to go to the ball and risk the
dangers of humiliation and dismay. But
her very brayado in defying the gossip of
her girl friends turned the tide in her favor,
and her engagement card was filled for
every dance before she had been in the
room quarter of an hour. Since then she
has been the belle of the hotel. She goes
everywhere and does everything, from bath
ing and tennis in the morning to dancing
and supper at Pleasure Bay at night
At the proprietor's ball last Thursday at
the West End she appeared in handsome
ciel blue, low cut, and a group of diamonds
glittering in pendant from her necklace.
The much admired eye was circled with it's
usual patch of black; but she had had it
painted during the afternoon, and it looked
very much as if the little witch had spread
the paint much lower than necessary, Just
to show that the black was still there.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-21
Wholesale aud Retail Meat.

No firm in the Northwest enjoys near as
large patronage in this line as the Mime
apolis Provision company. They have
been in the business for years and have
kept pace with the rapid growth of the
Northwest. Possessing their own slaugh-
ter and packing houses. they are in posi-
ton to sell better meat and sell it cheaper
than any competitor. They supply nearly
all the Northwestern hotels with meats and
poultry and it will pay any of our patrons
who are not their customers to become
Such
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-21
mINNEAPOLrS GLOsULEs.

The bank clearines yesterday amounted to
S422. S6922.
The water is rising in the canal, the depth
at the mouth being thirteen feet yesterday
morning.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to Frank Il. Auderton and Lettie E Miller,
James Chapman and Iren marlborough.
The steeple of the Norwegian and Danish
M. E. church was struck by lightning during
Thursday nights storm and demolished.
Julia Broberg brought action against Peter
Broberg yesterday for divorce on the grounds
of adultery. The parties were married last
May.
There will be a siX-mile yacht race for $50
at Calhoun to-day between j. Vandervort's
Lady Of the Lake and c. H. Rowley's Maid of
Orleans.
A train will leave Excelsior tonight at
IL: 40 on the motor line for the accommoda-
ton of parties wishing to view the display of
fireworks on Excelsior bay.
The body of the unknown man who was
killed Thursday night at the Milwaukee short
line, near Thirty-fourth avenue south, still
remains unidentified at Connelly's morgue.
Officer Prevash had considerable trouble in
arresting a dIsorderly Norwegian yesterday
afternoon on Island street northeast, and in
the row which followed both men were badly
pounded.
Margaret Horan and Charles B. Peck filed
yesterday the plat of Island Park addition,
lying at the intersection of Twenty-first
street south and Island park, and containing
five blocks.
Notice to contractors. Five hundred thou
sand yards of earth to be moved near Excel
sior. Good prices paid. For particulars call
On E. +. Comstock s. Co., 1G3 Central avenue,
Minneapolis.
The five-year-old son Of Louis Ange, living
al 119 Twentieth avenue north, was run over
by Clapsaddle & Brunschweler's meat team
yesterday morning and seuerely hurt. The
firm will pay all expenses incurred for medi-
ical aid.
a good audience was present at the Casino
theater last evening upon the occasion of the
Knights of Labor benefit. Olivette was given
in good style, and the applause was frequent
and hearty. Girohe-Girofa will be given this
afternoon and this evening and will be con-
tinued during the coming week.
Daniel Waters, representing the Bank of
Nova Scotia, states that he was attacked by
highwaymen Thursday night when passing
the Central park terrace on Twentieth ave-
nue., who fired at him when he turned to run,
the bullet fortunately not striking him.
a change in the mail service between St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Southern Minnesota
and Iowa will be made on Sunday by subSti-
tuting night service for day service. The
mail will then leave at 7:15 p. M, insuring
delivery in the morning. Heretofore letters
have been delayed by going to Council Bluffs
and laying over there.
George N. Morgan, post G. A. R., met last
evening and decided to accept benefit to be
rendered next week by the Pence opera house
management. Military dramas will be pre-
sented, and the post hopes to realize sub
stantial benefit from the sale of tickets. The
projected sham battle at the state fair
grounds has fallen through.