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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

pown. TO wn Roosevelt Campaign Club No AZ Boao"as'
$50 7. -. ,,..,u, Ciuh No
Organization Dry Goods Roosevelt Campaign Ciuo' NO.
60 Leonardst, 3 p.
Aque " CT Commissioners.
Boarn of Estimate and Apportionment n m rr,,o,
National and Reel Association annual eiecuon i"'
Meeting Of Womens Conference No Universi'y'pAoe'
" locomotive Engineers brotherhood Convention I''''
primary Teachers Association Grammar sehoo NO 49,
p.m ,,.o... ooao caneral Sessions
Rosa Y Burns will contest Surroyatcs our: II ",
Eant,st Preachers Reformed Pastors niecInEs -,
Rcpublican alton meeting Bleecker @ We
XII Assembly District Republican Convention NO 90
A, evening. .,...,. n, uusicC Rrooklyn 8
Anti Monopoly League Convention, sturtevant House.
Pr ... 1,,, No o. est Twenty fourth
ST., p. IN. . r,.,u.oo,,, s.reo. preshvterian
Church. evening coh,o,h achoola
Fonrth Avenue Presbyterian Church. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
uORK OF THE UNIFIED HtBREW CHARITIES

The twelfth annual meeting OF the United Heore" On
ties Society in its building. No IS ST. Marks pace yoSo'
a.. largely attended hundred girls of the Indus
g, schoo, we're assembled of the rooms ana spec
naps Of the work done by examined by the WISH
ors preent Henry presided at the meeting ana re-
ports were received all the different branches
what has been accomp shed
:, rmnovmeut Committee appointed a year ago tha'
Ia. proyed for 1872 persons in trades and PROFESSIONS
No., n, these were Migrants. Only small number OF al
,,9nns were received Am,r ican Hebrews Nedy
100 bows were placed at trades and various ty ha
tbem ueiny the street where
len nedl ng The Emigration Committee reported VIA.
o. els Hebrews have arrived In tls cy ,on % ~
"a the west ana inc
vy,ander found employment in New ork . en-, ,oor 20
Tl. Flnanc. reported q,
no sSs s42 and the balance hand S9OI Inc
81 Miks place has been ircascu wth ' aS,ts tenn
porary home for applicants ana q luhu " e""O 'e ~
T. cot1pete their professional studies VI Allan and
Henry Rice was reelected president H. . AIen au1
Iionly TIE e.nresdeuts /. Isaacs secretary
aoiIis ,hn sxccnfive committee J. X. HOFFMAN NJ
6 einSstonf NJ " BENJAMIN, BENJAMIN fussak; D. '" noo1
man Jacob Lewis AdOiph Benjamin. o. ~ Ivy D- 49,
RInmcnthal and 5. Jarmuls0wsky
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n,owypnJy CENTRAL PARK LAKE

oa CRIES for helm heard by Policeman L"eHOc III
-, parS near One tenth st. and Fifth ave.
few minutes after o'clock yesterday morning AS 'no
the policeman ran toward the spot there was oea o. &
c PHa sonnd of mufied When Lawrence gos " o
IN he waters were quiet The officer went ~ w.
cfer side OF the pond and found PAik a u, h o
vas fonud and officers pulled 10 the sPot
here lawrence something About trV Zee v,
nr o the Fbave side of the lake dark oyoct was
I'm in he water officers found that was ths Oooy "
man lie dead and th. pohcenen wi lie vas sIomt
sa,y wears old OF medium height, wore dark
M Il. HI WITHOUT collar, stockings ana lacei snos
raund his waist piece OF heavy eoru % VIA IIs
. ~ ,oihing in the clothing 10 dentiy MIN no
Nancy and from appearance IS thought 10 oe al
frishnan lie probably had been drinking anu sss''u
Il she 12ke
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amy DID MOI KNOW MUCH ABOUT GAS.

A younc mn AM aud a Young 71eF01'
40 ooa chamberss st. late Saturday night Inc young
nan Registered C. Emery and wife, and they were
snere was an oior from the room Inc uoor
0usiy pounded but there was no SUI vi nor The fumes
81 gas sent staggering across the hall AFTER SOM ere
"a had got oct OF the Emery and ms companion WI.
found bed They unconscious ana Hnance
S9e windows In the partly An alh0uahco
st them 10 Chambers Hospital After several hours
Shey were restored consciousness They were surprised
instead OF hotel and coud not
Snderstand how all happened They confessed that they
Sa Know much gas and might have blown out The
shf The man that ms name WAS charles EmDroe age
OF Coboes. N Y The woman was LINE %
siy of Uaycrstraw She was wiling 70 takc the
or home after finding out where abe was They
-, tne hosuirsl yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

From The FTdnctscO Chronicle
"Maria what it is TO talk u that chd III hat
way She'll new ,r get it into her head"
NV de T. she's a GIRL and girls are much quicker tnah
boys"
They don't understand anything when they re women.
mncb less when they're old what does tat
i,tIc thing know about changing the subject WI aybg
Is spoken of Changing the subject SUN ana
nonsense 90 Tho oh ia
and the father down town lie came NOME IN .e
evening and found pet garden ped inc uhhS VI
he ca led little daughter -, -. ro, ,,no,y 7
You've bee tranping over that Ded WHICH you NH0"
told Y, not TO-" - 49,. ,ou-,7n
" D.. ia YOU any monkeys down town
Monkeys See here haven't been over that pea =
papa did you any pretty cb!l iren today -, -.
little nuisance did you trampe those flower Deds OF
did you uotf'
There pause. .,o s,h
Yes but ma yon should always change the SUD
iect whom i'll dlsagreeable."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
now rUs ryoJy1ERs SPENT SUyDA Y.

The delegates 10 the convention OF Locomotive ENGINEERS
ended morning service the Brooklyn Tabernacle yeser
dov in boy accompanied their wives and danshtcrs
. oil been made them he ore the reinah',
- The coneregation admitted The chnrch was cro".s
almost suhOcafOn Dr lHlhah'' "'i'"'"
reference to the occasion .,o ,oo, nso y, ,heir
In the afternoon Brothcrhoot made gool use OF @
the Elevated roads getting birds eye views OF Inc
CITY. c,-, 81 r-,,o, rahernacic and list ned
IN a sermon by the Rev Or George j. Mlnr,,ns .,.,.
Te serinns business Of the convention VIII DE- rcen s
rn,ns a, a m and the day will he passed In discussing
The mufual insurance system OF the ORDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


reported City that the PENNSYLVANIA
Company To gain POSSESSION OF .he "hoc
Railroadave from Point of Rocks TO the station Apo
a eton circulated asking le
alleviate surface roai is
dangerous TO lie 1t alleged that the petition was c
culated at the nstgaon OF the company IN oi'er 10 give
An excuse for ang tracks and that tney are o
waited there tracks instead OF two as AZ
The Will he used tor horse cars four
tracks the entire street. ana the v % Hp
erv ON either side would greatly deprecated ~ ~ aso
sieced thar mart of the scheme is close Greenes
which is the next above the station as the elevated cS
SONS attention called 10 the story ana ne sac MS
that there was no he aiterward sald ta ne
did not know reports but would investigate
than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
DOWN PTATTS POST OFFICE.

In n private note Colonel Dom Patt Indignantly denie
that he writing Communstic for the press
and as 10 that Pc tmasershp he says II wa
greatness upon practical joke The patrons "
the office do find funny have moved the Once
IN nv house an taken old sign from my gate
which, No o Business and In ns place
hung IN horn with directions winch read: ANY on,
having business with THIS office will blow the horn h
give the NJ time cham his dogs have TO giarh
county commissioners lgtningrOi men. book aVens an
other nuisances two huge nasts st Bernard ana
bulldog of amazing pertinacity OF purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
.nurrx.nDsBnA MS son STRIKE HIM.

Rap,smip Kahn OF No 776 Thirdave' bartender Aoo"'
..vsn,een wears old Thursday evening TOOK supper
s,anr.n, nj IT ,rd ave- and hIstsI f.
xlsraan Dufys son Thomas age seventeen ana n@
Young men were place playing INC Dsho anu sirsst
%Rhe,I Kahn cut attacked IN sno
and closed eye by striking hum Win o1oD@ srrsnt
{ustice Welde Harlem Police Court ssueo nsv
for OF Duffy because Kahn swore ss ~
who used the stone TX herman Duny ~on.
sourf with his aud said that Kahn ad Vs
hin and him that he had lost his situation OWING 70 te
Macy eve whether young Duny was the one
Tho struck hun not Kahn sworc. however that tno
rrisoner who had struck him. anu young DuHy
Gss hold for examination on wednesday.
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xps BlyCBOFrs EEEDLEWORK.

"Carp" IN The Cleveland Ledder.
His accomplished lMr Bancrofts his partner Tor 80
many years is dead old cannot but be re-
minded Of every takes In his great house mere
which is filled beautiful things OF her handiwork
MIRA Bancroft accomplished artist with her needle
"a her husband with his pen. Thrown over the piano In
the bancroft parlors there beautiful cover which she m
brodered and noted full set OF chairs cushonea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
ITALIAN ssosKAKER IN TROUBLE.

The police in Brooklyn yesterday arrested Antonio GUS
,ld An Italian shoemaker of No. 60sa North seconds'
mon a charge Of enticing girls into his SHOP ioi
vrnoses He is forty years old and speaks Engsh &
ksrfcfly The peghbOrs have noticed that young
&usnted place Itseems that he sea 70 %
va made police and SPECIAL oee a has Healsy
IN neen OF No $50 Ten Eyck st. and Lizzie aso
ten OF 90 Bushwickave In the street ~ Ase n'u1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

dTbsnare Hot,l-I de Reuterskiod swedsh Minster q.
Washington p de Lovenorn Danish Minister at "asmng
ton and r. Stewart Menzies NJ. p OF England hn,uV
H,n HofriNRaron r. de Caters Of Belgium the Rev Dr.
Van Blkkeen Buffalo and Henry Willard and family
MN Avenue Hofsl-Andrew ID. White OF Ithaca itchar
W Thompson Secretary Of the Navy and
q; Mc(,ook Windsor Hofel-Assistant Attorney
Robert A. Howard OF Washington James BeiSen o. ~
cuse; John b Sherman OF Chicago ana nus u.s. ~; Ttca
Judge g. H. Brangbn OF New orleans A. g. s,enossa " s"
Navy and Richard stockton T. = Consul az ot.c ian,
Fr,rs House Attorney General Denis Bren OF Albany
Hesfminster HOtel-Miss Geraldine Ulmar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
MADE IN A HURRY.
From me Boston Rscor'

Little Johnny o. FIVE years DID, has gt iof S'us va.
WHY'S and wherefore things that is winning him dis
tinction among his friends. ,
The other day hear use the expression Co..
I'm II own good time will bring 1t about"
THIS caused Johnny to speak up .,o. son, ue = -
said ,,,
Gets In q hurry Why how Is tina {. Johnny ~ ,.A.
Cousin Edh's got ManI cat one oil thc klnn Una
hasn't got God ust have got In hur anu
diant nish Ii and Uncle iams gotta COW that God ddn
have 10 put ANY horns TO. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
FIRST IN TIE HEARrS or SOrTHrRNERS

From The Alexandria pd.) GAME
lady approached the President at the public
recepton this afternoon and the line Of callers was stopped
long enough for and residence To the
dism stood nearest the President the lady
said; am from Atlanta. President and next 10 meet
ING Miss Winnie Davis Mrs Cleveland he
fore without berving the slightest
ance the President replied with his bandes manner am
that disappointed, madame, ana the H.
terYeW came 70 an end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
uE FIRED AT THE CROWD AND oNEMAN WILL

PeterJ Cah who keeps liquor shop nj NO 5S Orchar..
VonIers shot and MORALLY wounded Tho Kelly on sat
ur,ay night local celebrity. known as nm sul.Nh;
Came In and began 10 Cahi he woud not SOIL
him any liquor several OF Sullvans comgan ons o,owS
all drinks which Cahill 10 sell
ahill put the whole crowd out Then number OF sohs
sslin through windows ana the uoof was
Ell in his revolver
crowd The bullet Kelly in the back Cahu san ne
he anyhody until half
when he was told mother that man was lying ohne
in the rnttcr There found Kelly The bail pa'sei ne
tween the tenth Il vent ribs and went through inc e
Gal.ii rasl ncke q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

He believed that they had to Guiswads place ana
watched the shop until morning. when ne saw
lie then got assistance ana enteiM
tha pare finding shoemaker undressed and the girls
arrested. One OF the girls mas
apparently respectable relations They said se had never
remained out ali night before, but III the habit OF re
ouenne the3Grand Street skating Rink and OF ou
late The society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 ou1en
llpros
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yIyIg0 THE YOUrH A GOOD START.

Warrington Dtpdch " INC hoSo" -'ooeNo'
Not great while ago family here blessed with
son and heir Now this family moves in the highest
Of society members prominent in the most
aocrac Episcopal Church at the capital Great prepars
,io,s ware made for the christening OF tho
ecs font was imported from Italy and placed IN the house.
sS IN make the ceremony all the more impressive and sa
~ tha rond narepts little fellow sprinked with
sscr fr the river Joran which was expressly imported
10 ,n nnrnse The ght 10 up and be great
and good man after all this fuss over hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
DTFFTDFNT Ia Ni u.

Washington Gossip in The Baltimore A"o 'o".
Secretary Lamar with ladies' was among Inc ''s'os
fat the Presidents receipt Thursday He introduce
them TO the President passed When they got OeVo
the hearing OF the President OF the ladies' TOOK secretary
Lamar to task for the way he introduced h lou "u ho'
introduce me a. said yOl would she sil. e..o
Well always get Mustered with ladies'" was Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
NEWARK.

Leonard Grav age seventeen Of Manager j. Gray Of
the Grand Opera House disappeared on SATURDAY lie wa
ccon,noned by DC witt Ward ahOu the same age ne
son OF a known citizen Ihe la.is TOOK VIII ,nen, a
coihng they could Last night telegram was recover
from tie na Hartford Conn asking tey womb
be taken again and saying they were penl ~
this city yesterday. hunthg ioi iHo oo" "'
feie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
LONG ISLAND.

MAspRrH-he Climax Baseball Climb OF Jersey iy am an
billed TO play AZ i' Al
I'M, p,yE Yesterday afternoon The did not aI
near and the spectators TO denosh The fence anu e
when could get back their gaze money
a. last nine was picked up the grounds winch Deaf inc
Climax club go
Ioyo ISLAND CIrY-Thomas Fitzgerald and Timothy f1N-
gerald not related. amateurs fought LOT purse III
BURDENS Woods Yesterday afternoon. The trOhDle es"
ont of ball week about the possession Vi
hat Thomas /" knocked out " Timothy III iour iounus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

CHAMPION BASEBALL TEAM OF THE WoRLD
ST. LOUIS Oct 4-T'he fifth game OF tho local chA'"p
,.,,roon the st Louis League American Asso
citation baseball today resulted In victory Tor 'e M
tor the score being This the hfth success We dec
which the Maroons suffered at the anns o the &
WI nv a. thc latter team the championship lh'y sio
now he champions city. OF the American Assoc@o"
Mali he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE wArsLAyD RprURNs DISABnED.

r,o .,.onsb,n WaesIand Of the Red star Line winch
sailed for Antwerp saturday returned tn port yesterday IN
to NJ the tug Zonave after section Of the shaft rave
ont whcn the Wacsland thirty five miles east OF
sandy Hook shaft could not he repaired Al sea and me
ni returned 10 MORT 10 have mendcd on the scotland
Iirt shin two more and helped TO tow the
steamer to her The passengers on bolr were all we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
NFWJERsEY TOWNS.
PATRRsON.-

PATgRsoy-Joln Farrell. of No. 27e Hamiltonst brook
lvn went veser ay Passaic FAILS. lie had WIN mn
lis son age In trying TO step with the BOY IN ns
rocks three fcot wide
enty II We feet deep he f 10 the bottom lhe TWO WI
hauled up with ropes. The boy hal fallen on Top Oh s
nd vas nIrt The uan died OF shock five hours later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

80, ,,s ort AZ her art In dining the chair tna
bancroft the head Of the table haa sea- hr we're
screens and Tides decorated by Mrs Bancroft In manho
tic and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
HELPING THE ADJTTANE


Awellknown military officer who stood upon the curbstone
when the Tenth Battalion forming ne recently shonted
out to adjutan that individual was aOont 10 cast MS
eyes 10 the left TO the command was ally 10 Dc
Turned over 10 the colonel You're all right jimmy 20
ahe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
JAMES G. BLAIyE. JR'S. NEW HOME.

From The Tutsbur0 Times
James G. Blaine it, intending to reside IN fttsonrg
having taken house in the East End where he will soon be-
gin Housekeeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
Announcements.
AnyICE TO MOTHERS.

~. wwsr oWs SOOuNG SYRUP shonId always be used 70
chi DRgS TEETHiSG. IL sooTiEs the CHILD sofIKSs tn
cins aTYs ALL PAIN CURES WIND collie aud II the BIS
DEM1inY Yon piAHRHd.A Twenty nve cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
,.r,oy.y rIoErY CLVR FAIL MFFTIt q.

ysu,xorox net o4-The fall meeting OF the Nationa'
1cr nb opcns on Tuesday The number OF horses here 10
I'm the various contests Is unprecedented anu d"
point OF quality they are equal I" the oes''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

G.. C.. Shayne. manufacturer or sellski1 gar
furs will retail At lowest cash whos
this month Altering AMI repairing dons fashor
book sent free. No. lO3 Princest. near BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
EsrER COUNTY.
SHE GOT TTINfO HER HEAD.

yoSKERs- Hermad Kronauf little boy was burned AZ
bonfire saturday evening ana ucu yes
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Y A DANIELS. VI. u.

Earl g. Wilson's Z. 81 w. brand OF Men
Collars and Guns are the best Sold everywhere
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MARINE mi ELLIG ENCE.



SIM riscs Gle 500 Moon rises 4O7 Moons age 70
Usfw ware
AM-sandy $3.50 Gov. ISL 56a Hell Ga,e Ga99
PN-Sandy Hook Goa Gov. lsid 62i lien o"'o o'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Henry A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
lIILerington-av betvesn l9th AMI i)tt th
Hours-oto l. 5 10 Diseases % the Nervous system
0snlto- Urinary OrganA lmpotenoe and stsfiiity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

recommeudcd Odoress prompt, thorough and cheap IL
lust hat every family wants Try H.
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THE BOX OVERC0AT,

i DOA " SAs
AZ usunI will very suitable for driving ana genera
wear They are made the Devonshire hersess'
Motions, Patent Beavers. &c Ths garment we arc
making breasted perfectly s'raishf' nco
with plaid cloth, strapped seams l2-nch wdc p'hn cor
In &c Tor SoV' 90" NC
TROUSERS.
Amona the hi eh.class fnilors In London trousers arc
mn dc In the straight style, showing decide" te""ency
IN return 10 the old form Of wide trousers and 10 wear
aide pcckcts. The Style width at knee IL abont III
ipcbes aud from ~ ~ inches at bottom also 10
show pronounced crease down both front "ud oac~
Tho trou-erings in favour nre the direct stripes
and broken checks We carry n large ana handsome
line Of these goods aud will make them In The above
style "'~' w.
Extra Trousers for ls and rough -aDd-ready wear
81 so and upward.
Hunting freeches made long. aud wide In the
thighs with holes buttous brought forward the
knees.
Our line OF for f dress and half dress wear
WINS selected by Mr. De.ury from the stocks Of NIL the
leading ngIish manufacturers, and includes all the
latest novelties
All goods o order and warranted as represented
sainpie garments Of all the nte-t styles on hand
Our prices are 25 35 per cent lower hnn the fancy
priced tsilors charge Tor goods and Workmanship
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OUTGOING STA res.

TUESDAY, oCT 20.
~ ve-ssl
line For Mais0'p'A y,
Nevada Onion. Liverpool -.--...-.-...-... W
Ratracouta. Atlantic & WI Barbadoes IN y III
WEDNESDAY. 81.
National Liverpool 2:3U m b3O m
Il; Iloy -'th'np'n mi Sr"'nen ZoO III 4;oO N
I""c 49, ~. 4 pra,u Rrazil norris
Athos Atlas. Port LdmDn ....----Ai nm W
Amcltia Atlantic K W. West Indies ,"
THURSDAY, OCE -
Brtanuic White star. LiverpOol ..-- D AN on am'
state o. Alabama state. Glasgpw...---- q - ~ ~,
Survla Hamu \ nicr. Hamburg. -------- D an ",
CIV Of puelll Alex'dre. Nav Mex pn
Santiago Wards. Ccnfuegos. -..----.----- p" ~"
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INCOMING SIEdMLRS.
TIES ,AY, OCT. 26.

Uisconsn 30. Liverpool. .'uo
Vertunnus .............. Moneso Bay ....N a. Jai
WEDNESDAY,. ocL Of
Valencia .. ..-......... IL gnayra .sen
CITY OF Washin gton Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Gentlemen and Ladies' Fashion. Notes to
AUTUMN and Winter Wear.
Pa, np1,fy1j
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-22

grade on Ann street, between West Seventh
street and st. Clair street. the same was
| taken up and the following report ordered
sent to the Council. to-wit:
| To the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have under
consideration the resolution or order of the
Common Council. approved May 10. 1886.
relative to change of grade Oh Ann street.
between West Seventh street and st. Clair
street, and having investigated the proposed
Improvement. respectfully report that said
improvement is necessary and proper from
West Seventh street to Won Minden street. as
indicated by the red line on the accompany
ing profile; that the estimated expense
thereof is 500; that real estate to be
assessed therefor can be found benefited
to the extent of the damages, costs
and expenses necessary to be incurred
thereby; that said Improvement is not asked
for by petition of a majority of the own
ers of property to be assessed therefor. but
we herewith send plan or profile of said
Improvement, if you desire to make the
Improvement. Yeas 6, nayS0.
In the matter OF the proposed change of
grade on Edgerton street, from Minnehaha
street TO Wells street. the same was taken
up, and the following report ordered sent
to the Council. to wit:
To the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or order
Of the Common Council. approved March
Is, 1885, relative to a change of grade on
EdgertOn street. from Mnnehaha street
to Wells street. and having investi-
gated the proposed improvement, respect
fully report that said Improvement is neceS-
sary and proper. from Minnehaha
street to York street. as indicated by the
red line on the accompanying profile;
that the estimated expense thereof
is $500; that real estate to be assessed
therefor can be found benefited to
the extent of the damages. costs and eX-
penSeS necessary to be incurred thereby;
that said improvement is not asked for by
a petition of the majority of the owners of
property to be assessed therefor. but we
herewith send plan or profile of said i'm
provement, if you desire to make the I'M
provement. Yeas 6, nays 0.
The following estimates were announced
and allowed to-wit:
Estimate No. |. Brewster Avenue grad
ing, Como Avenue to Sherburne Avenue.
I. Daily, contractor; amount due. S553. 50.
Estimate No. l. Chestnut street paving.
Seventh street to Mississippi river. J. IL.
Fielding. contractor; amount due. 81, sos.
Estimate No. l, Martin street sewer,
Rice to st. Peter street. p DOherty, con-
tractor; amount due. S340.
Estimate No. 3. Ashland Avenue and st.
Adams street sewer, p. DOherty, contrac-
tor; amount due, 81. 1875.
Estimate No. 2 and final. Tilton stree.
sewer. Rice to st. Peter street. P. Doherty,
contractor; amount due, S143
Adjourned to 2 p. NJ. This day.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President
4. l.. GERMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.