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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-23
STATE.

For Governor.
EUGENE NJ. WILSON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL BUCK.
For Secretary of State.
". c. BREDENEAGEN.
For State Treasurer,
HANS NELSON.
For Attorney General,
{. D'ATTRENONT.
For Congress Fourth Congressional District
EDMUND RICE.
Judiciary-For Chief Justice of the supreme
Court.
SEAGRANE SMITH.
For Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE j. BATCHELDER.
For District Jud ces-SecondJ Judicial District
ORLANDO STNIONS. II. r. BRILL.
WILLIAM LOUIS KELLY.
For judge OF Probate,
E. STONE GORMAN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-23

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Bradstreet, Thurber & Co.,

Syndicate Block, will take your old
Office Desk in exchange for new one.
See their large stock of Desks.
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COUNTY.

For County Auditor,
NJ f KAN.
For Sheriff,
GEORGE MOELLER.
For Register of Deeds,
WILLIAM A. VAN SLNkE.
For County Treasurer,
4. Y. NELSON.
For County Attorney,
J. J. EGAN.
For Coroner.
DR. J. c. MARK0E.
For Surveyor,
H. ). POTTS.
For Court Commissioner,
NORTH HEM.
For County Commissioners,
FHAS. IIEDMAN. GEORGE MITSCH,
WILLIAM RODGER, P. Il. M'D0NN ELL.
County Commissioners for the Conuty-For
New Canada and White Bear Townships,
JOHN MELROSE.
For Rose and Mounds View Townships,
LORENZO H0YT
For County Superintendent Of Schools,
GEORGE L. HENDRICkSON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
TowN TOPICS.

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LF Ne4f1a I'll Ak osmoerscy "A
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"a = hYaora 1ss sosd "a grocery stoas
g. l4s.s4 - shsFzeoa.
ire Repi4eltesas a. Aslaa sll ass q
FoIs lGn4ffrc4 sftsE18oa.
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se.d f.3 ueksfs 70 ibis eifg.
Hsssgs W8'o0t6 saa Fsrs 90 80 spssk
in ssis Hal lsaoIFys sssulax
Faf1 lsnnsr Ill b. sirssehsi across
ssi 8fiaae.si ca s1s Hli his sssslaE.
hsossassa mssf.ak - tas bisiF scbool
aa1as. Ia Nalasf toNaza 9. tais sssaine-
Hrnry a Robinson. af Detroit 81
saeak . daItaaas n4A toooffo~ sFsAl-
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The RI "a IFsgeaar Nsn xrs sssotatins
80 90 ~ 90 - toi-ain1a - sc tns Oii
hamsn
gagf G. E so knag asidr~sssd a ns inset
ng La osazes. Allessn eeanig. -allilai
sgsoias
A.ss Lille Romans 81 bite Cloud
srent ssndsy siLh ~. All Mrs A q
Haues of 81 b4rilsit-sf
TIE regular ms-taE ~ ta~ gsatral labor
Tuon - - as.1 TBS sveuinK 10 tnsH
hal ID the Iosett bioek
Willis s. Psfk.ls fos1sssiy Of tbs ctr
~ rlnning on 10. GspQ5lican ecSst fol
rrrs~cuunz AftoEney Of kslxzska county
Idls IS h.a thiIl tsrm-
Iso yeals azo shan Il A. Rosinsor
- funafaz tof Conxrsss In Detroit ~
Democrat paesrs called him fool, nov
larr ca him taisntrd gsutlsman
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
- PRAlse MeeTlNo.

rhs y n. G. a. Hold Meeting In Their
New Hona
The 6rst services IA ths new home Of the
Y.M. e. A were held yesterday afternoon
r. NJ Bsattis officiating. The services
0pened with The singing Of several hym rs
and prayer Mr.. B-sttis said that he had
islsnAed ~ say a great many things. but as
20 vas Tar from vel be would indicate the
dfin Of MS thoughts by the reading OF sew
srsl passgss Of scriptnre. Hs aid that he
was glad TO wsleoms 80 many friends to the
res quarters, as Il vas IN reality . home.
although they had syst 40 legal ella Inn
20 iAs premises, they soon hoped 10 nave.
Ths mssuog vas vsry successful. and IL
= hoped that the Y n. G. A. may have
many pleasant services In the plsAsant
focrns Of their new homs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

A azA "a. ssxs k.x Fse<s VA ga Lsfk
--Esxa wssk~~ As<a@S a.< assR.
Its.sns taxz b d Fsss e.s - L-sE 70
sszt s.xsa ~ Begging leF soe.4. - sssans q
p.rSoasl lstssA a Txz sszAS Z sx4Ls re-
osrt.r ys.tsrssy az isslsz wrlit~a - ~.
sd =, |. xxst.sHza n thts esry bszx nx ~
az sssx. ~ fsra ssys tcsE - Sod
zssolf .Sprsels.s tns ki<aa~s< Ho~sssf.
a. lsft=r esa - 8lfers1f sl,ect -seo t1s
ssagl.a4aa . ~ rscssFsl 3 49, H. Esf4
sxDssts1 The ksaIlaaa4a sala - t1s -
p.srtsr s4st alxaf rllslea1 % nlsk'ax Eot~
Fora aan loss 9Ge ia 1s aaiz1t eAFs ea1
"a assl a1qaa4si 80 sis1 s-tozf ~ tas e4a-
aia4zss. sIt = asa $40 nAs - De- is< Fel1s
sil zafsr ksl ~ sa99oft
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

We hope TO reach a million
subscribers before the end o.
the year, and this IS how and
why.
The price OF two car fares
pays tor September. Cetoter.
November. December. Send
ten cents in silver or stamps.
The Ladies Home Journal
and Practical Eousekecpe7--
never was pablished before so
good magazine foi wives and
daughters for anything like tne
n oncy.
II IS the coming million that
does IT. We have pssstd d the
r al. miilion--lndeed we passed
Z once before we trust we
have passed II now for good
acc. eco are permanently yearly
Subscriptions.
The rest are only ten-cert
Subscriptions no matter
What we want is 10 let al fam
Ties knoe what clab Of haif :
million can get for hslf dollar
vesr
TIE Z etooer number - or
The news-stsnds-siz cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

rssf str-snsr stretched across Msin-st.
rarkes "For Couxrsssmsa u. II. Ford,
rs|ch ias democrats we're ashamed 70 prt
80 ir lbs daytime. Is sfsracting some sttsn-
ter irors sur friends he FFosioiiionists.
Fber - ssking wao psid tor ths bottle Of
rnfssaf fo ~ up INSIDE it when ls vas rs
csirsd from Grand Es7ids snd vhich
rtus-i portion of them ,ths Democrats 70
- E'ogisusly drnnk. Th. query IL. vas e
kl Tarr- VIII Some Democrat please
saIeatsn ns'- WIsifnf g.oa>
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

HOSIERY Y 7

4 necessity to which 80 much care A. ex-
ercised To secure the correct size, texture
and quality has been AN important feature
OF this seasons purchases. In both Foreign
and Domestic, at every price. and in every
grade, as YOU need them, the ass0rtfaent
shown Will please you.
The line of Misses and Boys Hose for
both school and dress none the less complete.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

The c. ~ g I ksir1si rla "a sx-
cFrsion - C{nciunsp sd 80 xrrst -snten
uisi exposition "a Tuesday. October u
wiih ficksfs good - return abn Sua8aq
ever Z. Ocfoher = The Are frsua e.
citv ard stations netrsen hsrs sBs Noa.
teith 81 se 8 50 for - roan6 frie. fhs
trs7n iesrfag ssre a. TkSs ri. TIE srno-
siticc cis<es eskzrosT. 0cfetsr - e.
81 - tas ar 1pEortanitT - vislf r a -.
fuc~i 49, Ihe exCrrsicnssts wiI aks
ainner a. Fart Wsyne sd srrivs e. C,a.
cinaaa a. : sclccs n fhe svsnin~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
An lNJuNCTloN SUI.
a Sult ust-.sa the Two street Railway
Carnpsnies

a suit net-.en the Two street. Railway
Companies.
March 5. 1885. ths Common Council
Granted al ordinance 70 the valley City
street sud Cable Railway Company, per
miuing them 70 build a street raiivsy n
Csnal Ottawa Ionis sad other streets. tn.
trxnd Rapids Street kailsAy slready has
tracxs n Canal 81. and theY clsim that the
rufrnx down 81 a second system of tracks
uolid ruin the street. 40 on saturday even
i1x sgls was con- msoced In the superior
Court sgaiast the cable compsay, aud
Judge BgfhDgame issued q temporary in
macusL. rsturnaDie October 29th. when the
deisndsnt must sno- Why permanent IN
Junction should not issue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
STOLE rs aoRsE.
Ess ". ~. JsanssS HAs nis Rig fakss
whlis Atfsaaisg Chareh

while Atfsadiox charsh.
Rev. ~ ". J0knson Nao lives IUst east
81 a- city attended The Second Street n. (.
charch yesterday morning. snd hitched DIS
h1rs@ ast noEth Of The eAufch on rurnsr-sL
isarinx he service SONS oas took his rig
snt dsoys away. One lady saw two boys
-et into ths buegy and drive s~sy but
other peopis Who saw ths rig said thai two
rssn ssre IN tie buggy. ine officers were
a. work al tie afternoon and trace 4 the
taievss nsarly % the toii-gals on The Alpine
road but tbey Old not pass The toll gate aud
be $ tbOuEht that they turned on q side
road before they reached tas gate.
The officers attempted 10 telephone 10
the smsl towns north Of the city but none
of them answersd the call and the thieves
vii hsys consi4erab.s OF start OF the
officers by tbs moFnng. IL 10 harsly pos
si5is that some boys may have taken the
* 70 drive about town and have left IL
rhsre it viii be found
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
nlGnMAY aosReRY.

~ Aasr,s ss.ssitea ard Robbed Lss,
EFepiaE.
~ k .Aisms vas coming down South
Frousst.. a. : 40 last evening. and whsn ia
INC gieisity OF SalhTsn's boiler works.
~ ras s-s.nltsd ~ two young men and
fsanrt If 9 81. Ehs men were hiding ir.
tar q -. snd struck him from behind
kauexnr hfm down and thsr going through
hts noex-is whils ne wss in al unconscious
cond.uon. A. 5000 as Nr. Adams ~ss able
be -eet 20 Folice Headquarters aud 70
rsrfsa fha rastfsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

The new Pus,ic Library rooms will
prove very IacoBvsaienG Tiers IL no
references o. reading rooms provided. and
81 ne az ths books are nxty-Gvs leet from
ne sounter. making plenty Of hard w0r (
Ior the iaASsrisa ard his assistsnis Iforar-
an Carr has arTsnked the rooms a. veil a.
thsy caa b. bur they as fsr frou bein<
perfect Or svsn handy The main entrance
vii har- to - marked With = sien. oc sc-
count OF it being 50 close 20 the ssfer-ciossl
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Nr4 Csmpal t0ok Afs. br~zees place ss
leading soprano in ne Park Congregational
eaar ysslsrdsY.
Hon Chas. Noyss.. Speaker Of tho
Mss.aehussiIs nouss OF Representatives.
scent ysslsriag Ia lhts cisy. tss guest Of
Water A 5nita.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

A sdv of eur scqusintsnce. who hsa
srin scoi8l,g hrr husband TO- gsddinx
aa- -hfs se bssr ssns political speeches.
a..sa. esnf-ii aer husband - aesr Cspt Rsl-
anrr snd W n. Alden smith speak at FRI
tsr srt nt1e ffain4 tou1e SOC said 70 her
a4.aacd Welt II I ~ss nsn [ tsil roa
fa trts f,r eeiknsp snd protection. snd
SOW Z le ssms yon or Tsutnz 50 a.
fsnf - political meeiinzs. ~ Va giEa.i
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Netrsss1 oct tt-Nieag k0W. Of the
Csea Fa- tasuezag rspssssntiax ne kinx.
&c rerc-s hs atsntao. on behsf q the
rrrfrFrr sf ef<lfaz tae f1s1eHs exclusion
sef desa rata siiFs.i British s1hiscr
raH e.stats tis 5sina prevented frcn3 cross-
fn. ere taaasssF iato the nited .tstes On
81 stasstss Has sreach os internstisnsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

ThursisY sixht -b.n TIE Ford Travsline
Men we're forming % l-svs Sweets Hotel
eur II Dspufy sheriff vas tslkise vito q
Ns~ YORK usveing man. and Wss sskel
IN reason 81 he con- In0ron. snf on - rn-
inz the cause said You Saut to DO 81 o.
reuf psrsdir- ao~. bscau-s wh-a yoa hss-
from Ns~ y 8rk .n NoTru 5~r Tou VT no.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

fhs string # 30 contrsct 70 6uiI3 the new
Court House % he Western Construction
Company. They lam thst it IA aiersl ard
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

W.saisa.ses. oaf l8-feF lss@ sscht-
- 6str .aa1aaf Lilsssa. seaz~f EikeS
80 Fass.iaF ~ iseai fsi1s. ssrusf, ss1<Ga-
49, s1ds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

r A Sacisou. q. HasaaEs. = sfcppsnx
e. ne srss Nr feidea tslaks tsst fas
--srees 80 ne Eenub lcaus rsrr aever
srraltr aus tasf Congressman obcnneii
- 8e F~..f S'strrf vi - rerssrned %
r.~erese vta sa@ts a ne rasiurisv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

rae orsrsfivs ssfer~rs rn.cn - 80
= xrsna 81 ~ fsefus1a HAL Treats
y sfner3sg evening, osf- ~ Al s-s rcr-
disssv ievtfs1. se~~ <y N.rzszrx q
Hron<er pnn&
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

The real estate firm OF Woodwork 4 Fol
lard wish 10 say that that they have large
stock OF houses abd lots 10 sell on monthly
payments. 10 per cent. being psio down.
Also that they have few hundred vscant
lots. and will sell on almost any terms TO
psrties-s small amount down or without ~
TO No. buyer. Also the largest stock ~
farms bad By any agent ina the city for sale
or exchange. Some seveniyfve small
farms fer fruit growing and gardening.
We will make loans for smaller bonus
than many others. We desire 10 see al
persons having houses or farms 10 rent.
We hsyes few good bsrEsins Exam re
the property and satisfy yourselves. Once
rooms % Csnsl-st., AcReynOids block.
Having over seven hundred Of al the
different frst-ciass makes of sewing
machines in stock for TO reduce the num-
Der I. will retail nschinss at vhoicssie
prices, commencing today and continuing
till two hundred machines are sod.
;. {. WEsTEELlre.
l5S hast Fulton e..
Grand RAPIDS n ch
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

fsra = as -.i 49, instantly sn8 cmre.
s fez al ,stir pai8 Prcs s1iT :
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Ladies' vho vsiue r~ined conplrr foa
nslst ase fozzoois Powder prodacss =
soa and beautiful skin
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Their gentle action and good effect on
the system really max. them perlec, little
pill. They pleas. those who use them.
Carter's Little Liver Pills may well be
termed Perfection"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
One Great crit

OF that Beautifer Of the Teeth, sozopoNT.
is that its effect upon the mouth is refresh :
Jog, while a. q means Of cleansing Tia c
teeth. and improving the breath. il stands
alone.
No oae knows better than those who
have used Carriers Little Liver Pills what
relief they have given when taken for dys-
pso-ia. dizziness pain ia the aide, ceustipa-
ton. and disor lsred stomach.
Do not despair OF curing your sick head
acGe wnen you can go easily obtain Carter s
Little Liver Pills. They will effect quick
and permanent cure. Their action is mild
and natural.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15
BUSINESS BRENIIIEs.

Order your Jackson Hill oos of The Cen
trsl Goa Company. Telephone. s5f.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Boxing gloves At p P.arl-si., from s. TO
a. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-15

Haskins elovs,si7 - Pear at.
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.


Il Schedule in effect June "a. 1883.
30 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for warrenton.
Gordonsviile ChsrlOstsylll LylchburT and stations
SPRINGS Allegheny springs Bristol. Knoxville, Rome.
calers. Montgomery and New Orleans Pullman
lIY4 A. Mast Mail Daily for warrenton Char
lottssville Gordnnsville Stations Ches Ohio Route
Lynch burg, Rocky Mount. Dsnyille and stations be-
tween Lynchburs and Dsnville, Greensboro. Raleigh.
Charlotte. Columbia Augusta. Atlanta Birminz-
f,m a0n'somsry New 9rleS1s Texas and California
ton with Pullman Sleepers Montgomery New Orleans
and Mann BoudOir sieepers for Birmingham. yicks-
Colun bis and Augusta Solid trains Washington to
Ats1t. Does not connect for {. and o. route points
% p. M-Daily. except sunday. for Manassas
Strsrburx, and Intermediate stations.
$50 RM-wsstern Express Daily for Warrenton,
and summer resorts on aud near line of Chesapeake
and Ohio route. Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains
Washington to Louis nile and White sulphur Springs
u 81 Louis, also for Lynchburx Bristol Chattanooga
Nashville Memphis Little Rock and all south
points through Pullman Sleepers Washington 70
II 30 P.M.-southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg. Danville. Raleigh Ashevile. Charlotte. Column
leans Texas and California. Pullman sleeper wash
tnston To New Orleans. Atlanta and Montgo merry
chang. Pullman sleeper Baltimore and washington
u White sulphur Springs and C. and o. Resorts.
Trains on Washington add Ohio di vision leave WASH
NJ Daily. arrive Round Hill ia A. Nj. and 7:2l p
NJ ksturnlng leave Round ELL $50 AN Daily. and
s5okM S aaa, s55sBt sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
vile and IL DC hburs arrive IN Washington ZOO AN
bury at lib A. M. and $40 PM. via Chesapeake
and OHIO route and Charlottesville at $40 PM:
Ticket sleeping reservation and information
FURNISHED and balzaze eheck ed at Office, 1900 Penn
wanna Railroad. 6th and sts Jas /. T%YEoR '''
u General Passenger Agent
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BURNS. ON August q. 1855 NRs MARY r.
Burns aged twenty-nve. daughter Of Michssl and
Funersi from late residence Of dso-...a, No. ss2
and re.sssss arr invited 60 sitesd. Az '''' i'"'s
BRUCE On wsdne-dsy, Aqsn.t sth, ,sss. 81 5 20
and the late Resnd. Braes m the .s,. NJ m
Iunsrsi from the Fifteenth, strest prs.eyten.s
invited 10 attend.
PE DspisS 2p s .rsss sss ),
Iunera viii take pl.oe from his late rs.asnc. loss
Fifth street northeast, thursday morning 81 80
O'Clock. Friends and restise< invited attend =
rRoNks FL TS; nd .ss
are native OF County Tyrone. ireland
No ii norsssss On TSar.s.s. xusass > 4
RET e s e.
and John Fletcher decesssd IN this year al
Her Z, fp9sr. VIII take piece from her lag. r..dsno
invited attend fAiss.ndris pspss pssss oopy.
sS NJ, kAk ~ Ina.s AnsSr ss :. 80
Time OF funeral viii spps.r In morning pspsu
A. beloved wife Of Jalus HUGE IN NE ,hrss M
year o. hsr aye. -.
ssT ;.f .ss 7. eos :;:
are invited 10 attend.
e s's :: Sc ss S { e.
80 I'm
MEAD; On the morning Of August Q. 1883 at 30
oeios L. sUsANkAH MEAD. IN tls ssghty -ssoond ys.r
Funeral from the FOURTH. Street. Msthodiss Ep.oop.l
august sth- Frisnds and scousntahcss nviisd . 81
a m. JOHN NOLAN. bsioSsd rust.sd u JohsaSs
Nolan. IN nis ni.y eighth year "a, -,
east friday AUGUST ~. a. 8 O'Clock D. Rslssiyes
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A RExARxAs1x CAsx

THE WELL-KNOwN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PR0 Nu FROM THE MAIURAL sPkIk0S
OF CAkLSBAD, BETTER THAN AM
OF THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The cashier Of M. 0uggenheim's soma 06 and %
Frsnkln street. Of the largest import houses 10
the United Sstss writes under date Of June 80 1885,
- follows:
For year, I have suffered from lbsce:ses which
always formed the back Of my neck, and had to be
cut from time to time obtain relief used all sorts
OF blood purfhers but without avail The shscesses
would always reappear suffered very much pain
until my physician advised me TO use the genuine I'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel salts powder forml used
been entirely free from the disease Ny eomPle1iop
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended Il to all my friends. who also
SPEAK Of Its wonderful effects - laxative.
Yours very respectfully, MEYERA.
The Genuine Carlsbad 6prudel Salt Powder IL put up
In round bottles Each bottle In paper cartoon
and hs: the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and he sens
ture Of Eisner MendesOn Co., Sole Agents, around
the neck Of every botte All others worthless int
tations. Pamphlets and Dr. Tobodts lecture mailed
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Evrnr FAnxrn Know,

Thst weeds must b torn up BY the roots, OF
tbey VA. - sure to crop out again. Do hts
with di-e.ses which hsve their origin - -
proved blood The esussof the complaint must
b removed BY Ayers sarsapsrilla. or no psrms-
nsnt cure ID possibla Tyh
C. ". Allen. DraRsist Of Brunswick. ma.
says: II hsve never known Ayers ssrsspsrilla
fail to give satisfsction. In hundreds Of cesse
within my knowlsdss n has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impuridss n
the blood. I regard IL - IN iuvalushas spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARlLLA
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. nasA
soA ~ al Druegista Price 81; six bottles. q
S30 WORTH O. BOTTLk
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District Government Affairs.

THE FOLLOWING WE'RE THE BIDDERS
for furnishing water-plpes special castings, wa
ter-gates, ana miscellaneous articles: j. Il. Camp
bell, Henry McShane, jackson and Wooden Manu.
featuring Company, Camden Iron Works Peet
Valve Company, Chapman Valve Manufacturing
Company, Ludlow Manufacturing company, Jas
j. Lacy Co, and John I. Spnngman.
Lights ON BICYCLES.
The Commissioners have received from the Capt.
tai Bicycle Club petition praying that they abol-
have lantern lighted afIer certain hours
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF wooDLEY LANE BRIDGE
The Commissioners to-day opened proposals for
tne construction o. the Moo9,ey Lane bridge The
Berlin Iron BnQge Co., King Iron Building Co.,
New Jersey Steel and Iron Co, Groton Bridge and
Iron Co, Edward L. Dent, Albert Gleeson, John S.
Ellis, Dean and Westbrook.
THE Doo-wAR COMMENCED.
1--WE have commenced the dog-war In earnest, "
said Poundmaster Einsteine 70 STAR reporter.
"Dur1ng the last two days we have captured forty.
nine dogs. Our average since the LIST OF August
has been about twenty day." A glimpse at
Der OF tags issued up to the present tune u away
behind the number issued In previous years. and
over thousand behind the number issued up to
10 CLoss AT O'CLOCK.
The Commissioners will shortly issue an order
closing the District buildings AZ O'Clock during
the hot weather.
To-day the Commissioners issued ordeU: THAT
an asphalt tile sidewalk be laid In front OF NOs
60O 6OX, 0O4 ana 20 y street northwest also
southwest intersection 9Th and o stroetH from SIN
street westward 70 alley In center OF square; that
sewer DO LAID In Washington street, between zth
No. 753 be paved with asphalt blocks; thai the
alleys In the south half OF square No l3O be paved
with asphalt blocks that the sidewalk in 'front.' OF
No 1510 Il street northwest be resurSacod. and
that the alley In square No. 617 be paved with
asphalt blOckA all under the prOv1G3ons OF TIE
the compulsory permit sysaem."
WANT 10 SOUND TIE CONC.
To-day the Commissioners received long pet1-
ton signed by every dairyman N the city praytng
that they may have the privilege OF ringing thelf
gongs between the hours Of q 10. and o m.
They say that they lose great amount OF Gus
tom by not being allowed TO ring their bella which
ers TO great Inconvenience The matter win be
considered By the board.
BUILDING PERNTn
were issued to-day Al follows: ChaA W. King,
four brick dwellings, from s41 to 247 North Capi.
tol street northeast t1A 900; James T. summer
three frame dweihngs, from 1879 20 1853 New Jer.
brick dWellisg II ala K stSees noeSkvssI q 200;
.. ]. Logan, TWO brick dwellings q % and e3f
Aughet aAey northwest $500; James Keugh
TWO BRICK dwellings at $50 and csc Hughes alley,
el,20o; q, =. H0ak1n0on, oue bT1ck dwelling q
1a6S ~ street northwest eRooa
N1DCELIANnoVR
Comm1ol10nr webb WI leave n ~ 0ayB tn
Saratoga, whare no WIN spend . week, a1to9 which
he Intends going 70 the mO0nsAtnA
Commissioner Wheatiey Eecetve0 this uog11no
the resolutions from ~ Cittzens Assoo1asaoa d
w v; wsssSsssos = s:eHors e sas ~ vass'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-08

sAIAyoGA. N. X, August a.Flrst race, purse
s35O, / mile-Elmira won, Austrania second,
Prince Fortunate third. Time, 1:44A.
second race, purse $500, Iuri0ngs-Minne
Palmer won, Tcssa X. second, Navigator third.
Time, I: 02
Third race, purse sl5o. Of which 500 to second,
/ sic miles-Besse June won, with Bonita second,
and Bonnie 8. third. Time, 2:O4K.
Fourth race, purse $500, y Of = mtle--Ktng Crab
won. Tambouretfe second Della third Time,
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