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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

The 4th anniversary yesterday of Garioal-
dis death finds Che c1uupmcn OF the famed
I-aGan iu America hariat it getting upomon-
ument Co Dis memory. The shaft will ind "a
stein Waslineton-tuc now recognized dump
ing ground for etigiej greatness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

Rev Dr. Meyer Levin, rector of Trinity
Church, Upper Marlboro, Maryland, died
suddenly at the Ebbitt House, Washington
City. ON Friday last He had been attend
ing the Church Council in that city, and
Dbl, ministerial ability had just been recog-
nized by election by that body to the Gen
eral Council and otherwise as had frequent
lv been done before. When taken sudden
lv 500 he was in conversation at his room
with the Rev. James b. Ayirett.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

Tt was very kind ior those Connection, gun
builders to- send tLe Chicago and Cincin-
natl police those spring needle uie cannons
shooting six shells of @ buckshot EACH Now
let the sociaii>, as,as-iu- Sumter along. And
if they don't >aunter quick enough iet em
haveit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

Gen. Sheridan says the malaria he caught
while doing the Yellowstone Park three
years ago with President Arthur has never
lelt him. IL has developed more consistent
persisteucy in sticking to him than the rec
objection of the 1000 barns, 1000 houses
and zoo coru-cribs burned by him in the
Shenandoah Valley during the late war.
This enumeration excludes any recollection
of the misery. death aud desolation inflicted
on countless women and children by the
proceedings named. Richmond state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03
MOTION AND FANCY GOODS STORE.

Ladies, Mems and Childrens' Shoes and
Slippers and Everything Men and Boys Wear
from the Crown of the Head to the Soles of the
Feet. Don't fail TO visit our Mammoth Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

A b,0s-omles- peach tree at Palmyra Illinois.
was blown down and somebody stuck the bro
ken trunk iu the kitchen fire. When the heat
had penetrated the branches tine tree burst INTO
bloom This unique De teaches us that the
spirit oil Auanias and sapphire IS getting It's
baleful grip ON the p0moloEicaI bosom.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

The Washington Sr wants Co know it the
poet SoJ,hcy was thinking ot Nr. Cleveland
when hc wrote
Love rules the camp. tle cout the Grove
For love is heaven and heaven D, love.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

Anarchist Parsons write, the Chicago papers
to the eaec, that vorld-arlrden, and we
must keep hoe.us out Che weeds. SD thar use-
ful plants Viii have better chance To- eaa.t
their existence A beautiful. sentiment Mr.
Parsons But you are setting the other weeds
find vou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

There has been some speculation as to who
viii Doe the " best man at the Presidential
wedding. After giving the matter profound
consideration we have about concluded that
Mr. Cleveland will be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-06-03

The Nqtc was the first paper in the South,
we believe. that had the rumor of President
Cleyeland's matrimonial engagement to
Mis-, Folsom -Rickm0pd State
That's nothing. But if the State had
stated that the wedding would be at the
White-House on Wednesday evening, June
Pad it would have saved the people an i'm
mense amount of wild speculation and we
would have been prepared, 10y this time, to
believe the Ngte was in the confidence OF
the man who guides the ship of state
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
NOTES FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

ALBANY, May 14.-John II. Sherwood pres
dent OF tho New-York State Gas Consumers Assoca-
ton has written the following letter to Governor
I'M:
desire to thank you for making the Thomas ana
Reilly Gas bills laws These give US fair composition As
be wcen buyer and seller, and will fairly regulate the
commerce I'm gas In this city. Your for rejecting
the Commission bill weighty. and are no uOuo1
founded on good law and sound reasoning.
Throughout the day and last night the Governor was
in constant receipt OF kilograms approving MS action IN
signing the Aqueduct Commission bill
Oliver W. Barnes. who WAS appointed yesterday one
OF the three Aqueduct Commissioners and confirmed by
the Senate teegraphs Governor Hill thanking MN
for the appointment and denying the puDnsnet state
,ant mai John O'Bren was Interested with him In the
Dnfchess and Columbia Railroad lie says he has hlgn
rerI for Mr. o Br,en but has ha1 any business
counecti ON with him whatever
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
MORMON ooyvIcrs REJECTING CLEMENCY.

MORMON OOyVICTS REJECTING CLEMENCY.
SALT LAKE, Utah, May 14.-Governor west
went to the ponitentary yesterday to talk with tne
poyganous convicts there He asked II they woud 10
willing to promise obedience to the laws II he woud use
his influence clemency extended to them Apos'
tie Lorenzo Snow said tnat he would not He had no
confidence In Judge Zans United States Attorney
Dickson, whatever he might have In Governor west.
The Governor said that he had right to talk that way
The officials had malice, but were all Kindness Ihey
were doing their duty, and would join him IN asking ho
Gle pency Of the President for them they would submit
TO the laws and urge others TO do Snow sad thl hs
aid not blame Judge Zane and Attorney Dcason any
more than did those who persecuei CHRIST ana inc
early Christians but We are following the dIrect com,
mand and cannot give Way 10 the law OF man.
(oyernOr West thinks this leaves not leg Tor the
Mormons stand upon In their claim OF persccuuon
that President Cleveland would probably nave listened
recommendations tor clemency nut that tAe orons
Leave no opportunities tor It's exercise
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THROUGH NEU- YORK STATE.
JOTTrNGs HERE AND THERE.

ITHACA, May II (SpeciaD.-The Junior
speakers for tho prze contest May 2s were ap-
pointed tonight. they Marshall. Miller. White
Warner, Russell, Dlbblc and Kuykendal.
WILLARD. May If tSPeciab.-A Mr. Watts was In
stantly killed last night by train.
Troy, May l4.-Courtney and Hosmer have signed an
agreement to row three-nile tho Pleasure
Island course between Troy and Albany, on Monday
May ), for 5000.
ROCHESTER,, May ll.-Gcorge Edwards ploaded guilty
to forgery in the second degree this morning and
sentenced TO Auburn Prison for five years.
PHELPS. Nay lL-ProfessO Brooks. Of Red House OBJ
sergaory, this morning observed his two recently dis
covered comets. Number Is much bri ghter and viii
grow in brlliaucy until tho middle OF June Number
becoming fainter. but is still lne telescope OBJ
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FAVOR OF COAST DEFENCES.

SPEAKER HUsTED's RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE
ASSEMBLY.
tFroM TIE REGULAR coRREsPoNDENr OF THE TRIBUNE. )
ALBANY, May 14.-Speaker Hustled called
from the table to-day his resolution respecting inc
coast defences. Tho preamble below states that tno
property exposed destruction in tho thirteen princ
nile OF United States is estimated to exceed
In value IS OOO that the United States cannot
dea o canal terms with countries II itself s In an
utterly defenceless condition. while those countries
are protected by ample Notifications and by power
ful nayies; that within tho jurisdiction OF
this State is the great haroor OF
Newyork where two thirds Of the import trade and
more than half OF hc trade OF the whole United
States are carried on; the immense machinery OF
transport converess with ten soon to be Twelve
railroad tracks leading to IT, equipped by LOCOMOTIVES
that count many thousands and cars that count nun
dreds OF thousands and other immense appurtenahces
The resolution asks that the Senator'S and Representa-
tiyes from this favor prompt and liberal appfo
praons create fortcat ons ana oher ueiences ioi
General George s. Batcheler resisted the adoption OF
the resolution. 1t would require the expenditure Oh
million dollars to provide suitable c1rS' Of
attacking the United states Arbitration IN MS OilhVh
would settle the disputes Of nations and not iron cd
SPEAKER Husted praised samuel j. Tden for sn eeest'
ing an Improvement OF the coast defences. AlIousn
his resolution" ne saii clnbodcs the spirit of De m
ocrat an ex-Governor OF this State 1t em0oiles lne
principles OF ono OF the greatest men VINO IL 1s as
zens Applause by the Democrats AMI whl,e all
Republican OF the strices sect will not yed 10 any
man. Republican Democrat, In admiration OF the
staesmanlte ability and OF the patriotic devotion 20 s
country of Samuel Tden take pride, SIR IN Gaining
myself his friend. and am proud 10 have him caU me
his friend. have acted on his advice many time. ms
resolntion ombolies bis views eubOlics his principles
and embodies the sentiments OF the whole American
peOple on thls subject"
AssemblYman Mccarthy excited general applause from
the Republicans by saying: Mr. speaker. the man VINO
ORIGINATED tho Idea OF foreign trade and protective
pocy and a system OF coast defences was James g.;
aine and he IL the who ought % get the cled Oh
this resolution and not samuel j. Tdcn. Applause.l
The re solution was passed by a vote Of " to 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
COMMENCEMENT WEEK Al THE UNIVERSITY


The address at tho law commencement OF
the University OF the Cy OF New York May u, will
be delivered b. Justice Hooper c. Van Worst Tho ex-
crcises Will be held in the Academy Of Music. The ap
poirimeuts for commencement In the department OF
Arts ana Science announced I'm chapel yesterday.
They made according to scholarship, viz: Naedic-
tory, C.. H. Roberts, Brooklyn; English sautatOgy,
II. NJ. BrOwD New York; Latin slutatOry +. ID. Noble
Brooklyn Philosophical OratiUn L. W. Hi, brooklyn;
Scientific oration G. ID. Parkley. Brooklyn; Orations
W. u. t. Bacon, BronKviile ii. f. MgrgOtrOyd. New
YORK; i. n. Bryan pnillipsDurg J. : Kennedy spring
dale Penn; Edgar TiitOn. Brooklyn. DR.. Hairs bacca
laureate Will be given IN the University Place
Presbyterian Church on sunday. Juno 10, at p
d. C. ". Bafds Phi Iota Kappa orati0n Ia the chapel
o Monday, June L. AT D. IN The cass-iay exercises
Will be held in the chnpel Monday. June lS $50
III. The commenceueut In the Academy OF Music will
he held on Thursday, June IT, at p. and the Alumni
reunion wiz be ~ the chapel on juno ls at p. N.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
BARTLEY C4MPBELDS CONDITION.
SUPPOSED TO DE SUFFERING FROM PAREsIs-HIs
BELIEF IN SPIRITS.

SUPPOSED TO DE SUFFERING FROM PAREsiS-His
BELIEF IL SPIRITS.
BARLEY Campbell spent yesterday at bellevue
Uo.pital under tho care OF Dr. Wildman. He slept
nuetly and during the day tractable and fairly
well posed. Ilo said to be suffering from pareslS.
uuditis probable that he will never recover though
death may end his suffering for two or three years
It's likely that Monday he Will be removed from
Bellevue to private institution. The sld aiihr was
tho general topic OF conversation among the theatrical
profession yesterday. The opinion freely expressed
that the unfortunate has been really irresponsible
for over year. 1t about that lons that his
actions became eccentric to give rise to constant
romark Al hospital last night 1t WAS said that his
condition was practically nged.
CHICAGO, May II Especial. speaking Of Bartley
Campbell to-day, close friend OF tho playwright here
said
lie been ardent sprtual st for several years.
aud in daily nghty consultation wiki the spirits OF
the great drandtsts lie made attempt to disguise
tho fact that he received the plots for all hts plays from
these spirits Not only ala they give Rim mis- plots, hut
they outlined many OF tho characters and told hlm
which par, actors would be successful I'm certain
roles Ho kept q book wherein were recorded all tho
messages from the spirits. II contained some queer
things remember seeing In IL that certain actress
would make - great hit Ia a certain part III 'P&qmth !
that clio to be great slccess everywhere that
The Romance OF the Rockies would prove te greatest
ana most popular American pay ever written TN
Campbell would maze 100000 IN the sstsOa ana that
he would live thirty years longer Inaumerdble Things
OF a like were written thore-taks he had with
shakespe aud other departed great ones"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
AssrssMEyr OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ALBANY, May 1.-The Committee on Taxa
ton and Retrerchmen reported today TO the senate
Part OF the report is as follows:
The Investigations of the committee have exposed In
the present system OF taxation certain gross apomaes
which bear with oppressive force upon particular
classes The worst of the inequality In the prac
tical assessment OF personal property the exemption
from taxation of United States bonds and or persOna
Indebtedness opens way by which, especially IN great
cities corporations and wealthy men or business eau
evade ali TAXATION without violating any law ana tue
practice of taking advantage OF these exemptions Tor
this pnrpose Is general ana Is extending
Debts are systematically contracted by
tho temporary or even fictitious purchase OF exempt
securite that large amounts OF property In stocks
and goods which ought TO pay taxes are protecIsu rom
assessment Tho evil Is profound ana wide
snread ana must be met by careful and wel-consdered
legislation. Your committee are now enSsgcd ih IN
n-eparing for the senate Dill Tor an act whc
sha clearly set forth the system or taxation state ana
local now ip force, with all the machinery OF s admin
is,ration This work, still incomplete. VIII DC inter-
ruptcd by the adjournment OF the legislature unless us
continuance is authorized by the Senate ana your COM
tee therefore respectfully request that they be In
sructed To continue and report at the next session
OF the Legislature complete code OF taxation foi the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
FINDING HER FIRsr HUSBAND ALIVE.

NEw-HAyEN, May II lSpecaD. Thomas j.
Harrsan deserted his wife and business October 2.
1879, and disappeared Mrs. Harrigan, after giving up
all hope Of seeing him. married to William Lee.
IL shoemaker Several mouths a2o Mrs. Leo heard that
Ifarrigan. whom she and his friends firmly believed 10
he dead, was stl alive 0nd living at No. ~ Broad ST.
Atlanta, Ga she az petirOned the Superior Court
for divorce aud to-day it granted Judge
Phelps. she viii now have TO De remarked 10 Leo.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, May IA lSpeciaD.
advices received to-day state that l.. f. Loiseau well
known in this city the inventor OF compressed art
fetal tuel died in Brussels, Belgium, April 80 lie
was a member o. the Franklin Institute. American AS
soc alton Of Mining Engineers, American Association
Mechanical Engineers aud the Ehslccrs' CuD oi THIS
city.
HlRrTOED. Conn., May II (SD"ciab.-John +. Belden,
OF the editorial corps OF The Harford Times died this
morning in Wcthershed the age OF hi5ythree years
He hal years been in charge o the chess de-
par tment OF tnat paper.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
OBIY NiR y.
PROFESSOR JAMES RuOAD Es.

PHILADELPHIA, May Ii (Spe cidt. )-Professor
James Rhoades died at Atlantic city last night in his
seventysixth year. He was for many years teacher IN
tho Philadelphia lI2E School and from 537 to 1oto
principal of the Northwest Grammar School. In the
latter year Professor Of Bellies Letres and
English Literature in the High School. whcn position
he neld until 1877. when he resigned He was men,
Der OF the Society Of Friends
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

FATALLY CRUSHED By A DERRICK.
John McGoif, age fifty, was taken to tho
Chambers Street Hospital last evening, fatally injured
by being crushed between wall and derrick at Pine
ST. and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Ninth-st.

A-Blck parlOr. ,--,
C-Exensiou AMI 1rary where ByrDes D. ana aehnc ID
sat dnrny the conference.
Table.
F-fxten sion hall whore Detectives Rogers ana Osgood
were concea ell Overhearing the confession.
s--liGiug Go0r
F-Main hail
C-FrOut
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
100 Doses One Dollar

Absolom Blythe was tried for presenting false claims
and apnropriating Government funds and acquitted by
instrctions from Judge Bond the offences being merely
technical and without criminal intent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
GROVER GONE TO HIS LAST ACCOUNT.

CoLuMBus ONO May la.-Arthur J. Grover wac
executed at l this morning He protested his limo
the EcAffod. He exhibited groat nerve ana
showed little emotion lie ANNOUNCED himself ready 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
nfliQious Notices.

.d,ms Memorial Church. 3Oth st. near Third ave.
pv rIsSs r FJRBES Pastor breaches sabbath morning
30 and evening at 73D Chtrens exercises at and =
At Washington iciGhts Mcihodis Eptsc9pal ehnrc:,
WOOD pastor will preach morning and evening.
Al The scotch PresbycriaI Church. lltn.s7 nei oti.
ave.The pastor. the Rev DE- iAhibtc-'' Va" f'0"i Nv
1850 a. M. and D. m
Al the sec ona Church n BooNyn c9rnGT 9
(rin,on and Congress sts.--itcy JOHN W. CuADN itA
will morning at II OclD' ouoeoV,
The Divine SuhicieDcy" All are cordaliy ihNi'"''
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. east side OF M " M am
incfOn S1uare Just west OF Broadway Kew = bOi "
d. d. Pa5tOr- Preaching a. lg39 A. IN Mes.lnS iOr no @
rooti0n of -crtpural holiness 7i5 conducted Oy Dr
and Mrs Bottome All seats free
Ar the Goileeiatc DGtch Churches
Morning service Ii O'Clock Evening service at :.
AT IfIE CHURCH 4th- ST. and Lafayette place.
Rev r D. D.. VIII preach IN inc la'rnh9'
Rev LIVINGSTON l. TAYLOR VIII preach IN tle evening
At TTIiE CHURCH 2Ythst and 9th ave-
Rev. VA. OEMtsTOS D. q wA preach In t4e ne n0Ihns ni
Rev T. W CHAMBERS. D. D.. VIII pveach IN th' evening
Subject Claims OF the Churches IN BoheIiiL'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

ACOUITTAL or EX-MtRSHAL BLYTHE.
CHARLESTON, s. C., May 14.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day. exUnited States Marsha
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Church of the Incarnation Hacis0n-ave. and 3jthss
Rev ARTHUR BROOKS, Rector. Morning services, y
II a m Afternoon pm Strangers cordially invited.
alvnry f,aptist Church j7thsJ net 9Th AMI 7th aves
Dr MACARTHUR x breaches at IL A and . M. sunday.
school at 2s5 Monday and Friday evea
ings al g. STRANGERS cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church corner Il
sBth. st.-The Pastor Rev JAMES VI. KING, d. D.. wiz
preach at 10 80 sabbath school a. m Mrs DAVlS
will speak Missions" at 7A5 strangers
mad .e coma
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

~ Andrew, Church (Methodist Episcopal, 7lsts,, be-
tween gth.aye. and Boulevard. Rev. C. :. NARROWER
D. d.. Pastor. will preach lOi5 At 7:tJ y IN MISC
VAN uAKTlN viii speak Wors among The IndiAnA
Norm oolored people sunday schoO at p III All
arc cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

~ MARKS Church :0tnst and dave. services
II and 7:45 p. III The Rector. Rev Dr. RfLANCr VII
preach.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Np.Y. York sunday school Association.
-. ~. I..-lIlcf

North Dutch Church fulton STREET DAILY
NOON PHAYER-MEErtNG from y 10 l. Co ne IN ress
and 10 OF 30 minutes or the hour ~ YoIr uns
admits No ll3 Fulton-s. and js Annst, just cast OK
Broadway near WilIialst.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

New. erk PORT Socicfy. the Rev f. D. Nj RPHi. d. D.,
Mariners Church corner OF Cata
ar1ue Madison Sabbath al lpi5 ana TiS
p Bible reading al 230 D. H. Daily, morning and even
ing uraYermeelingS.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Fortytbrd street setbodst Episcopai Church. Preach
ng Al lO:3O a. M by Rev. HUNT. D. D. AT I.4j grand

First Ba pttsi Church. Paraye. corner 39th st-Prea
ing bythe Pastor. Rev. l. N. HALDEMAS' at Il m'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
Disciples OF Christ.
xTaof -cfh ~ hgfylqD 9Th and ~

Ihe Rev. B. i. TYLER. Pastor.
Morning subiect; The Church for the Times"
evening subject: "Jesus, and the Working People"
Eiuhteruth street Methodist Episcopal Church near
sth Rev Dr. ROBRI DGE, Pastor lO:5p a. m l.eT
ioUN T. GOODMAN D. D. Pastor Bedford Street Methodist
Episcopal church 7l5 D. Preaching by the pastor SUBJ
" inf he -
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Madison Avenue Reformed C5nrcb. corner 5Iths ie.
A F. SCHAUFFLER Will preach ut u a. m. anl heS'
WILLIAM ORMIsrON. d. ID, at 7:45 p H. sabbath
schn No q An
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

First Presbyternm Church, 5thave co-ner OF l2ths,,
the Rev. RICHARD u. HARLAN. Pastor.-SeT'ces IL
nd 4 N m
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
w farmer

AZ oher s the system so s1eceptblc 10 pene
fit rom medicine hence the T. time 10 take Hoois Sarsa-
uara to purify yonr nlool and iortfy your system
against the de itltlng effects o. warm weather. At no
ohar season tho bitter tose ia the mouth 80 pfom
rent the breath so offensive, the drowy dizziness 30
frequent or that extreme tired feeng 40 prevalent
Serious consequences oftan follow this ss5lde whch
dogenerates into debility avornbc for the appear
nnna OF hlsnrdnrs Now Is ile t!mo ID tako :.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Madison Avenue Baptist Church corner OF 3lstst .
Preaching by Pastor the Rev g DIV. BisiD Nan On
SUNDAY. May Il. service at II a and 40 J. IN
>unday-schO1l $50 II. Chapel service on WEDNESDAY
eve at = 1
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

shows how the men were situated.l
New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

Five Points House OF IN iusfry. I'D Worh-st, w ILL
IAN F. BARNARD. superinte nieat-scrvtce OF SON
SUNDAY at 3j0 O'Clock The chlldren sing hrih h n
curing the excellent opportunity 0,eei OF -si
ing bes done for the children at e tve Po1a
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-08

the family records, The Chicago
branch of our family has engaged
lawyers, who have already seen the
agent of Queen Emma's estate.
Captain Atwood, of Cape Cod, saw
Young shortly before his death"
"Do you intend claiming the
throne of the Sandwich Islands ?"
asked the reporter of Mr.. James
Ridden.
"My share of Queen Emma's for
tune would satisfy me.'
liking James l. would be high
sounding title?"
"But 1 am married and could
reap no benefit from 1t, consequent
ly. America, and especially the
Eastern District, suits me very
we'll"
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having this day
Il leased to GEORGE CAVANAGH,
of Honolulu, the Honolulu Steam Laun-
dry, notice is hereby given that the said
George Cayanagh alone is responsible
for all debts contracted by the said
George Cavanagh for the said Laundry
from and after this date.
w. G. PARKE,
Assignee of J. F. Mclaughlin.
Honolulu, June II, 1885. SO
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BO" The Edition will be limited,
and orders should be sent to the
BULLETIN Office without delay. All
orders received in time will be filled
as soon as the book is published.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-11
Nature OF Claim.

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4607 Board of Water Comm sWater used for repair
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4ooS McMasters Getty. Printing SOLUTION.
4609 Robinson Cary...... June, 's3, materials
46u N. w. Tel. Ex. Co. Rent of instrmt May, s:
46l2 d. N. Crego.. Building chimney n
market house. .......
46lS st. Paul Book Sta Stationery furn'd Eng.
honery Co.........) Dept. June, 49,.
1914 NJ Costello. Building woodshed at
city hall. .............
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