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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24
Y. NJ. O. A. NOTES.

Prepared by VIM. d. iAumastor. Gcncml sccretaryl
TnE association has become rendezvous
for many young men who never 20 "
church We want about fifty young mon
from our churches who shall meet these men
ON The gymnasium floor, In the reading.room
and parlors and at tho entertainments, aud
win them 10 the church OF Christ. We are
confident that many will come II those that
hear the spirit and tho bride inviting will
also say Come" Christian worker don't
you think you ought 20 put your nickel
into this rich harvest OF immortal soulsy
Or do you think the Master wants you 10 do
nothing and let somebody else do the work
for your
TIn following services will be held In the
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, No. 2o7 Main street. SIG o'clock AN,
conseci alton meeting 3 o'clock PM, praise
meeting for boys 4 o'clock pm, Gospel
meeting for men; subject ''The Poison and
Its Cure" conducted by Judge 5. II. Estes.
A cordial invitation Is extended 70 boys and
men 20 attend the above services. Tho
rooms arc made as cool and pleasant NJ pos
sible By ventilation, and fans and Ice water
will be furnished for all.
wnY amt you cheerful and pleasant when
your pastor meets you3 Why are you con-
stantly making excuses for not doing your
duty? DO YOU think that Is going 20 hold
rood right along through lifc1 Remember
that those who are praying for you arc also
watching you, and while you are making ex.
cuses they know something about your way
OF living.
THKnK are some people that cannot do the
least little thing without putting sting In
/ II, and there are Others who cannot evcn say
'good-byc" without biting OF the end OF u
40 as 10 send chill mp your spinal column
| Be cheerful; Il don't cost anything, and you
/ will mako hundreds OF friends. WHORE yJc
can now count them on your fingers.
Mosr people, during the summer months
| give very little attention 10 their spiritual
| life. Beware Of this, and OF the habit o
making the excuse that 1T Is too hot 10 Il
To church, or Sunday school, or the meet
ings OF the association"
THr Young Mems Christian associaiIo .
now numbers 3,5ii organizations, and ha,
been established IN every part Of the civil
ired world. North America has i,isi, Will
10000 members, and iio buildings valued
at A,7T2, $50.
VIZ have found that one man who has bu
one talent and uses u oil Tor the Lord I
moro useful than he who, having i've, ON
employs them exclusively In serving thu
world, tho aesh and the devil.
MKxnrns OF the gymnasium should exer
else and bathc regularly during the sufnmc
months In order 10 keep up their health.
0op doesn't want any lazy Christians Il
his service, either In summer or winter.
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Al Tupelo. ,tlsx.

Gen. J. l.. Finley, G. w. Troy aud J. A.
Blair went To- Memphis Thursday 10 attend
a meeting held In the interest Of the Helena,
Tupclo ( Decatur railroad .........Mr. J. Y.
Robins went 10 Guntown Thursday on legal
business. ........Mr. Charles Long. who gridu-
atcd In the law department u the university
last session. u at home Hattie Ste
ycns IL visiting Corinth.."...Mr A, III.
riqucs Il visiting relatives nj Oxford, where
he formerly rc.idcd........Mi-s Maggie Clarke
has returned home after "a visit Of several
weeks 10 friends In Sar'is......... Mrs. Lucas,
Of kosciusko, who once resided here. aud
Miss Fannie Eckforl, of Aberdeen, visited
the family Of Col. Blair last week ........ Mrs.
McShan, II Tcxns the mother 81 the Rev.
Mcshan, Of this place. Is visiting her son
herr .........Cnpt. y. y. Norton, OF Birming-
ham, Ala, visited his family here last sun
day ........Mr. ]. w. Keys, Of Verona, spent
several days In Tupclo last week. .........
Mcssrs. Walter riqucs, viii Robins aud r..
a. Caruthers attended the commencement
exercises of the A. and NJ college. There
was q pleasant ice cream supper at Gen.
Finlcys Tuesday evening .........capt A. j.
Gale n visiting his daughter In tah-dcn,
Aia........Mrs. Mary Law aud Miss Susie
Clark, OF Verona, visited Tupelo last week.
.........Mr. A. II. Raymond. of Verona, was
In town Thursday ...,..... Miss Sula Clark, OF
shannon, visited relatives here last wc.k.
........ Mc-srs Asa Allen aud Frank kincan'
non, Of Verona. werc here last Sunday .........
W. n. Clifton. Of Aberdeen, was IN Tupolo
last week on burine-s. .......Mr Chris. Green,
Of Corinth, who once rcsidcd In this place,
was here Thursday In the capacity Of a drug
drummer........Mr. l.. T. Taylor, II. lowen
stein a nros'. drummer was IN town Thurs
day. Mr.. Taylor Is thinking u moving Il
Tupclo....-"Mr. Turner Clark, OF Verona
was la town ON business last week.
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Ailsnrrl.an. Miss.

Capt J. g. kuykcndall has gone on visit
10 relatives AZ Clarkton, Mo.........Thc
beautiful Miss Leila COX has gune 10 the
Mary Sharpe commencement Al WINCHESTER,
Tenn 1.-THE Hon J. n. Mcleod showed
~ q cotton bloom pluckcd on the 18th inst.
from one Of nj, delta plantations....,....
Miss Addio Hamilton Il visiting her
brother, Dr.. w. w. Hamilton, at brooks
Vile She Is greatly missed by her many
ndmlrvrs......... Miss Ouida, the lovely
daughter OF senator Mcleod, who has been
attending the Warren Female school. at
Oxford, graduated from that institution,
and IA now nj home .........On Tuesday oven.
Ing the second icccrcam supper IL the
season was served, which would havv been
an honor 10 larger town. Tho city hall
and grounds, who're the festivities took
place, were we'll illuminated, the Chinese
lanterns lending beauty 10 the occasion,
also cmhcllished with rich flowers. including
thrce colossal bouquets, which were sold for
a. Cream, cake and Lemonade were super.
abundant aud of the most ambrOsial quality.
/ The viands were delivered by some sweet
| little iris, who dextrrously wcnded their
way through the throng. which was consid.
cradle, the surrounding uclnngcs and the
towns Of Oakland, rope, CORTLAND aud
nalcsyille being handsomely represented,
Misses Moonc and Harvey Of. Memphis ~
| NNNlnN hiHts NuN IsfIf' W" NfNt'Ahi W.
this remembrance. Al intervals the Hates
willie string band Dispersed delcctablc music
which was cxhilantlnF, specially 10 thos'
who engaged In the hop One Of the mos
interesting features 81 the evening was N,
recitation ~ the following pieces Thu
palmer" by Miss zana Hcrrun; Archie
Deane," by Miss Missile R~by' Little sisici
and l." Mis-. Mary Moone. THE blacksmith
Story" Miss Ruth kuykcndall. They acqui
ted themselves admirably. Itlsdeemed prop
or 10 state that Misses Ruth kuykendall an,
Kate Rayborn, two 81 tho loyclscst daugh
crs Of Harrison, were the prime movers II
getting mp the entertainment, encourages
by our generous citizens. Madames Nayuon
Moonc aud Rowling, weru the Managers, VIII
gave satisfaction IN every respect Judgin
from the hilarity that abounded, all enioyc
themselves In the highest degrce. The aiial
WAS not only success socially, but financial
ly. And from the tete-a-teios Observed, u
not unlikely that tho marriage bells wi
, ring Gro long.
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run KrnpERoARTEN SYSTEM.
Il IL Soon To No introduced Into Mem
phis sohools-its Objects and Virtues.

Il IL Soon To no Introduced Into Nom.
phis schoois-its Objects and Virtues.
Written lot The Appeal.
"Poor humaniiyF' exclaims Madame de
siael al the sightof all the manifold miseries
OF mankind. With much moro truth nigh,
one exclaims "Poor childhood" for In
childhood and lis perverted management
lies the source Of the greater part OF misery
Adult mankind has weapons whercwith 10
rcpel the assaults Of temptation and trouble;
helpless childhoodis exposed without power
OF resistance 10 the evils Of mismanagcmenl
and neglect, and the consequence 10 thai
human beings find themselves beginning
the battle Of life already MANNED ~
thousand, Of wounds. II only the human
soul were better guarded and tcsisrcd In ~
infancy and childhood, how many fevcl
| disrairing mon and women should We seei
How much bas thers not bscn. said and
written on the importance. Of Ant ilnprcs'
sions, and yet what boundiess neglect 90 w
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the viee-Pre.iaeuey.

To the Editor Of The Appeal -
Please inform me who Is now acting as
vice President Of the United States. AZ we
are now soon 10 have one before us 10 vote
for, II seems proper that w~ s...S,.t Few
know who is acting in that capacity. 1haye
today asked seven Of the leading citizens tho
question, and four said We had none, and
three Nid Hendricks n would sccm when
n man Il elected 10 The Office Of vioe-Presi.
dent he n like Rip Van Wrinkle, soon forgot
ten before he Il gone. My impression y That
Ingalls, Of Kansas, IL the man. Am ] cYr-
rcctf A Hunsonisfn.t
Memphis, Tenn, June "a $500
Tbers Is no Vice. President Of The United
statcs Mr.. Henricks being dcad Mr. In.
calls Il simply a senator from Kansas, and
president pro tempcrc of the Senate. n Mr..
cicyclend should dIe, M. Bayafd would be-
como President
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

AxonY, Miss, juno 22.-fast evening Johp
Mayfcld, colorcd, killed Stewart plnxH,
colorcd. by striking him upon the head with
a plank, Pinson dying four houn later.
The murderer escaped. but has been seen In
Tupelo. lie Il a short, thick set mulatto
boy, with unusually prominent lips, about
Ave feet high and wore Jeans clothing when
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

.....-.Mr. Chapiu 6erdine has returned from
Marion, Ala, whore he was student at the
military institute.........Miss Maggie west
brook is a guest of Mrs. George Coleman In
Meridian .........Mr. and Mrs. Hibbler are en-
tcrtaining their niece, Mhs Alice Cook, from
Atlanta, Ga........ Miss Pauline Lynch will
visit both Columbus and Starkville before
returning home. ........M Miss Ella Ellis Is In
Starkvile this week ......... Misses Maggie
McEachin, Ella Gerdinc and Stella Strain,
attended by Mr.. Robert Bruce McEachin,
spent Monday In Starkville enjoying
the day very much at tho A. and NJ. C.......
Dr. J. NJ Heard spent Wednesday In Stark
ville.......Mr. Joe Milcy Is spending this
week with his brother in Chicago. Miss
Sallle Cunningham, OF birmingham, Ala, IL
with Miss Mcrina Bcall ....... Miss Lucy
Ware assembled at her home OH Friday even
ing number OF the friends Of Miss Maria
McEachin, who took that occasion 10 bid her
good bye and wish her long life and pros
pcrity" ere she left for her her future home
Woodward, Of Starkvillc, spent Friday even
ing In our city........Thc Tile and Brick com
pany shipped over 80, 900 feet OF tiling to the
Agricultural and Mechanical college last
week ........T The honorary title Of DID. was
conferred upon the Rev. J. ID. Cameron dur
ing his recent absence from home. ......Mrs
Critrz IL at home ngain, having enjoyed q
few days ut the Agricultural and Mechanical
college .........A delightful evening was spent
ut the residence Of Mr.R NJ. Trotter on the
10Th by the young people Of the city........ln
addition to the two handsome brick resi-
denccs being erected In town there are about
twenty residences and four two story brick
stores in process Of erection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

TING "a not ouresu. but q quarter
Of a century OF Constant use has demon.
stratod beyond question that Tanner's In.
faiilb,s Neuralgia Cure Il the only known
srssa, s,sSssbs MI INV cent, pss box
Manufactured BY Rsngum- Root Medicine
Co, Esshviils Tenn Sold By Hsissss 80
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

Misses Mary Zoe Smith and Minnie Brame
nre NJ homo, after q session NJ the ]. l. and
C........ Misses Louise hcriey and Bette
Gum have rcturned feeSx1Hshssfer. Tenn.
........Mrs Lucy Bmmo will spend The sum
mer with relatives In Tsnnessss ....-.... hrs
Susie Williams Il visiting relative. IA ~
Louis. Messrs. CLARK Btrnin and Henry
Lunius have gotten back from bingham, N.
a.. ~hs-- sL-- $4,000 ~-h~-t t~~A s~~~loa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
II BORING POINTS.
weddings, Receptions and Entertain
ments- Movements and Prospects :
Reflections OF the Society Reporter
The Social Season.

HE woman In
politics has here
toforc been an ig-
norcd factor. The
active participa-
ton denied them
in the conven-
tion,does not pre-
vent them taking
active measures
in cam PAL 6 n
work.
Woman's work
In political cam
paigns has more
than one histori-
cal nroccdcnt
and with this bc-
fore them, can
do their duty
without fear OF
a..aattNA
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rm1rs. hollis and other human arr liable
70 appear when, The blood Ests Ahoaied. 70
ears Them, tsks Hoods ssuspAsillA
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uor.sora's Acid phosphate


ron auNarnokL
II relieves the prcs,ra,lon and nervous do
raneemcnt
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AZ CoIumbus. MiSs.


Decidedly the most enjoyable affair OF the
season was the d.byc party at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. <. Is. Hanghton on last Friday
night, complimentary 10 her daughters,
Missrs Fay aud Daisy, who were to leave
next day for the summer. The Mozart band
gave the music. Dancing was kept up UNI
Ill ! o'clock when partners for the last
waltz was called and the band began play
ing Home Sweet Home" and tho guests
realized that one OF the most delightful OF
evenings was almost over. lt'was fully 2
o'clock before all the ''good-bycs' and
pleasant wishes were Said........M Misses Fay
and Daisy lIarghton left last Saturday for
Muldrow, for visit to their sister, Mrs.
John NJ Erwin after which they will bc
Joined by their mother aud spend the sum
mer at some springs In Virginia or Geor-
gia.......Mrs. ]. w. McElioy aud daughter
left this morning for Oxford Miss, 10 at.
tend ommenccment........ Mrs. DR. Landrum
and her son, Mr., l.. ID. Iandrum.
left Tuesday for Atlanta Ga, being
called 10 the sick bed of her fatlcr.........
Mr.. J. W. Johnston, Of the Georgia Pacific
railroad, was In town Tuesday .........Mr. w.
Weaver, who has been spending some weeks
at home, left Monday for another business
trip through Arkansas ........J udgc J. A. Orr
left this morning for Oxford, Mis-, 10 attend
the closing exercises ~ the university .........
There was mask leap year party Friday
night at Mr.. I'd llartlys, about fourteen miles
frOm town, and quite "a number OF our young
people attended. Jack Morgan, wbo
has been attending school in Virginia, has
returned home for the summer ........Mrs. H.
NJ. Kemp left last Tuesday for Pickcnsyillc
Ala, for the suinmer..."Nr. W. >. Cole
man has returned from pleasant visit e
| Admission, Ala........Mr. y. II. llaught0u
left Thursday morning for Muldrow, Miss,
10 visit her daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Eryin...-...
Judge J. VI. buchanan, attorney for the
Kansas City railroad. has been here most O
the week drawing up the papers TO be sub
mittcd 10 our people for vote on the dona
ton 20 TINT rond ......... The new nrtcsian vel
that the city has been boring Is finished, ant
Is a first class one IN every respect. The
stream Is four inches through. and the watel
Is ms pure as can be. Tho well Is 3i7 fec
deep. Columbus has the finest water suppl
Of any place In the country. There are abou
twenty-five nr,csian wells here, and all o
| them good ones.
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mcIange,

The recent organization In Pennsylvania
nj a Francis Cleveland club among the
Young women, who are costnmcd and drilled,
has given an impetus TO the Democratic
cause In that State. With Thurman on the
ticket and the popular rise OF the red Dan
dana, vcritable in hoe signo yinccs mas
been furnished.
fashion. and the daintiest toilets may he
seen trimmed with these cmblems OF
democracy. A Fifth avenue belle was
gorgeous enough 10 start the fashion, ana rs
she appeared on the streets, wearing bccom-
ing t,irbnn OF a twisted bandana and SINH
lar ornament around her shoulders, and one
at her belt, she presented the appearance
OF animated victory.
n WINS supposed that the rcd-headed girl
and whitc-horse combination had been worn
ithrcadbarc. and that the horse and the girl
would be allowed to sink into 'inocuOus
dosuetude," but some cruel and inventive
genius has invented game which will re-
yiye the legend with all Its prcitinc In
tercst.
What spirit could have animated the in
yentor in booming again two OF those evils
which virtuous patience had long since con-
signed 60 history, 'twould be hard 10 say
The game invented Is similar 10 the hitecn
puzzle and played In similar manner, the
object being TO get the fifteenth block tho
white horsc) In the rear Of the fourteenth
1.-THE rcd-hcadcd grill
This game Is already announced among
the leading attractions at several watering
places. aud when one has wasted strength
and energy In the ballroom, he may have a
chance 20 cxpend what IN left Of his mental
powers solving the puzzle. II Is one ol
those "fads," don't you know, which has ia
day In all circles aud In all localities.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-16
VAR TINES BRIDGE BUILDING.

T. Cen. O. NJ. Mitchell Rebuilt tho
V,.sle Work Across Stone River in 1862.
r, ss campaign Of 1862 it became the task
kGr Mitchell, division commander, to re-
IN tbe trestle work across Stone river, near
TrfresbOro. With two companies Of Mich
In mechanics and engineers, assisted by de-
sb from among the other troops of the
6yson, the work was accomplished in re-
srksbe short time. A private letter writ
sb7Gen. Mitchell to a friend thus tells the
T
8 On Friday large force was put to work
three railroad bridges near this tOwn-No.
80 feet long; No 2, 320 feet long; No. 3,
0iet long These formidable bridges must
srebuilt before we could advance, as with
but the railroad we could not feed the army
Or lack of transportation. On Saturday
ERung learned that we had framing tools
GMly two gangs of trainers, when wished
set twenty gangs to work. | at once
aounted my horse, went to Nashville, pur-
biased all required, returned the same day,
pal on Sunday morning at daylight the
Fagon arrived with the tools My journey
pas seventy-fve miles. Sunday everything
SaS groOyed up. Monday we framed and
fake! four butts Tuesday five butts went
rpM No. and four on No. 2. Timber out
IaNo ). Wednesday five butts went up ON
No |, SIX on No. 2, and the framing COM
aelced on No. 3. Thursday finished raising
'AF butts on Nos. and 2, and this morning
sSo bridges are finished, and the third one
nearly ready for the iron Thus in ten DAYS
! "Nk has been accomplished which has no
parallel IN the histories of bridge building,
400 which Gen. Buell. pronounced absolutely
iupEsdbe."
VI thlS same work Col. Paul afterward
slNe' Il was with Gen. 0. NJ. Mitchell in
tS% When he rebuilt the bridges at Murfrees-
OA0 Tenn, and l was afterward commits
VI subsistence on the staff of Gen.
S0Ss h. Thomas commanding the four
~'- 81 army corps of the Army of the Cum
aall under Gen. Rosecrans, commander
SIsl After the battle of Stone River
t 40 'l3 retreat Of the Confederates these
Jugs We're again burned, and it was es-
' r-!a mat they be again built as soon as
Ne IN order to transport ratious into
" ,-1SeS S across Stone river. The work
~ @ under the charge of Gen. Morton, of
an Engineer corps, a regiment of engineers
C1mt L,sgSahlcS, and with the Army of the
~ ne, ~ land TO draw from for workmen:
T.sE '-9! were engaged for a period of six
tr5e r ' vl The bridge was completed. The
lb,Te y was made much more substantial
Br ll III tas s one constructed by Gen. Mitchell.
rsn NC NC 'liSI bridge answered the purpose as
s,, 1 a. Ohe last. Life of o. NJ. Mitchell.
N1Ononer and General
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SYMPATHY.

or..lo feet! that such long years &c.
OAile i .,C., on through hopes and fears,
nus Tr. t ache and bleed beneath your load'
, - na.rer to the wayside inn
! !. ls4.V toiI shall cease and rest begin,
WEI an weary, thinking of your road!
All "''''' -Longfellow.
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Down on Hot DriDLs


uDo IN no doctor" says Mr.. Edgar DartweIl.
have -; 0iie OF those fellows VITO always
,o,ro teVlFeS Tor curing every i'll that their
h him. oi may have, but I know one
,arTons @lu Inat is that hot drinks induca
aot sST t'ssA l used to drink everything az
At sIr1i totAd bear it, and [ could bear il
and M Doll, too. wanted nv coffee
he So, g" as soon as it was brought from
alwsrs anu "hen L drank at a bar it was
tesb frar not eoddy or a sling or something
nercboe Jay IN Boston I heard a Chinese. taa
heir LII Ill; say that in his country they drank
8er, vines cold because hot 1vi,,o. -
lman as US Us now, was about as nervous.
almost b,,t u ever saw in those DAYS. was
igood dol Ye |, at times. Well, I thought
md the -. ABOUT what the Chinanan sid
Onyinca ailo =, figured on it the more 7 was
oegan 10 to- mere mere was something in it. Sol
Ound 81 pertinent with myseIf end eoo,
md roo 1' though drank even NOR, So
iidn't mol 1nu stuff, when 1 drank if cool II
[ hot it diI lLe ter7ous, and whea I drank
finks ana ~ Fretty soon | omit all hot
Fears 'u haven't had nervous eli al e fou
nerydn mad satisfied myself that was NOT
Wondered if m rTu let hot drinks alone, I
Nmsthing - my Imagination didn't have
ny wife W. ~ 10 with it. To test tbis told.
Ind was a NJ ner was troubled with indigestion
leard hot Dr. 'ouS person, too. that had
md advised ber We're bad for the digestion,
ol!owed NV 1e ITO 70 drink nothing hot. She
MY = my advice, supnosi,a-e Sn9
ssne-, 1.I,spepss, a,,i She got o1e,. b Ser
o7 "a t.1'ca&h dat 81. ~. ove i; rer
aa eilpr ly'''er. ST.. Won - ~ t.
rs a., u; y. Der. have had 9 81, a,..'. ma
las .ae same thing and s n.uea ., 10y y
ass fe @,s benefited You ae eSsy 20, Que o
-s' 'ss' Chicago News.
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THE ETERNAL HOPE.

!, Ion 90 hard, but rust will fret it;
~ I'VE, 90 high but climbing will get 1t;
y ~ gir 50 lost, but seeking will find it;
o .igft 90 dark but there's daylight behind 1t.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-13

In the matter OF the report OF the Board
of Public Works dated Nov. 10, 1887.
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of
said City of st. Paul cause the follow
ing improvements to be made. to-wit:
Widen North street, from Bradley street
to Bedford street, in said city, condemn
ing and taking all that land not already
condemned or dedicated for public use,
lying within the lines of strip sixty (60J
feet wide between Bradley and Bedford
streets, the sOutherly line of which strip
shall be straight line drawn from the
southweSterly corner to the northeast
erly corner of lot one O, Greye'S rear
rangement of lots and z, and part of
dition to st, Paul; that said Board shall
proceed without delay to assess the
amount as nearly as they can ascertain
the same. which will be required to pay
the damages, costs and necessary eX-
penses of such improvement upon the
real estate to be benefited by said i'm
provement, as provided by law, it being
the opinion of the Council that real eS-
tate to be assessed for such improve
ment can be found benefited to the eX-
tent of the damages, costs and expenses
necessary to be incurred thereby.
YeaS-Ald. COnley, Petsch, Cullen,
Ryan, SanbOrn, Weber, Kahn, Hamm,
Bryant, Minea, Mr.. Vice Presidential.
Approved March z, 1885,
In the matter of the report of the Board
of Public Works, dated June 90 1897.
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of
said city of st, Paul cause the following