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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
THE nnHLrE MlNS plRrY,

IHE mn y MiN - ran II
We copy from The Saturday Globe, one
oi the sianchcst Of New York Dcmgcntic
organs, an editorial on president lIarri.
sons Southern Policy" which, while 1t is
very severe, is just It strips the "whi,c
mans" movement Of all DISCUSSES and
shows Il ior what 1t Is, rs means To the
one end the Administration has In view Of
farther iortiiyins and building up monop.
oily and unconstitutional privilege As Tie
Giobc says
There has never yet been a Republican admin
isluton without southern policy" Even Mr.
| Lincoln had a s1uthcrn policy buad. ctthnlc.
aui grnoruus onc-whlch found expression IN the
johnson. sherman Convention. and which would
have hulli up the waste plaocs Of the South In
rcaoc and retor'd the southern state, 10 the
Union upon the enduring basis Of humt rule hut
/ every sucucCil Republican President has De.
| yifoii OF acUrpiud % southern policy as radically
dlncfiur irrn that Of Mr Lincoln a. the most
prrycnc ingenuity could make II President
Grants southern policy, In ~ last analysis. was
| merely the rule Of the carpcthaggcr supported hy
che hiyoncis oi the United states President Gar.
| drll's southern pnlcy. hal be- lived ~ develop
| H. would have been Mr hlaincs highest conception
uf iintctmau,hip- namely, the swapping OF public
oncc ani the appropriation II public money i1r
local political support whereby Tow unreliable
| and corrupt Southern votes might have hccn ~
| curui IN Couercrl Rutherford a. liaTtsaNc can.
NOT call him rrrslirui=had Houihru policy
ais., which like himself was completely hollow
and ifanducnt nahlnd the marrow ioryhrad= -.
cruspicuousIy branded by the historic words OF
Charles Tmncis AdamG-hc nuuct a varue and
vain notion of fctlyins che silver gry Wild plriy
of tho south. aud c1mrnfInr between % aud hl'
own, o. anton bisci upon patronage aud plumber.
nut hi, npprli pls,ci uuhceio,i thc rraycyarls o
che southern Whirs piusci D. yioli up their dead
and che bong rsi II thrso ancient WORTHLESS q still
o. uniisiurhci loo the south as ID L. IN the North.
Aud II will Umain undisiurbcd. Tn,
Grsi effort made In IIauison's interest al
birmingham, Ala, was a conspicuou.
failure. The participants aud lcador.
have long bccn identified with the Rcpub-
lican party, one Of the latter Mr.. Par
sons having recently been rewarded lot
bis zeal 10y the Office Of Disiric, Attorney
Tor ono Of The United States Courts Of Ala
bama. Aud Il is also TO DO remembered
that the proposed subsequent meeting "a
Chattanooga vas passed by In silsncc, an,
that tho projectors have never 20 much
a. volunteered an explanation why Il wa
abandoned. hui the fact Is, III went dead
aborning" The South cannot be budged
from Ia solidiiy ~ long as the Republica
party Is what II H.
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thusiaslic over his management, and thus
relieved him Of suspicion OF supineness
amounting to Indifference, which about
midway Of the canvass was published by
The NeD York Herald and from il copied
into The APPEAL and other leading DEM
ocratic papers. Mr.. Bricc is something Of
protectionist, but he has declared him
self for tariff reform and will doubtless be
heartily in accord with the party and the
platform It is pledged to put forth in 1892.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

Gov. BEAVER, OF Pennsylvania, disa.
greeting with the State Health Officer,
believes there is still great danger to the
public health in the western part OF that
State from the pollution Of the rivers and
streams that empty into the Ohio, running
from the Conemaugh Valley, as a result
OF the Johnstown disaster. lie has there
fore determined to use all, or ms much
as may be necessary, Of 100000 in
cleaning the debris and clearing the water
courses. In this we believe he is very
sensible and his course must meet with
general appreciation.
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THE MEMPHISAPPEAL
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN IN Gus.
TOBY.


The Coronors Jury Ia tho Cronin
murder case, which has been in session In
Chicago ever since the gashcd aud bruised
body Of Dr. Cronin was found In a catch
basin, last night rendered verde, upon
which the Coroner ordered the arrest Of
Alexander Sullivan and three others,
each Of whom Is 10y name directly
inculpaied by tho testimony OF
Woodruff as the mon who delivered
the body TO him aud subsequently kicked
the trunk containing Il open and threw
the body into the basin. They doubtless
were tho murdcrcrs Of Cronin. They are
very ordinary men, advcnlurcsomc In
spirit, yielding readily to what they sup
posed were patriotic motives, aud 10 lend.
mg themselves easily and rcsponsiycly to
The removal" OF Dr. Cronin because
no was troublesome to Alexander
Sullivan and tho other two mem.
bcn Of the triangle" Bgt the latter
Is far above the ordinary run Of men. lie
has no, only had superior advantages Of
education, but Is by nature gifted with the
gifts Of oraiOry, 10 that with imprisoned
icryor he was able 10 sway mulutudos oil
that race which, from ~ devotion 10 Ire.
land, u so easily excited hy any theme
that touches upon rs history or iis woes
Bgiorc be reached h.s mhjotil,
DO gave evidence Of the posses.
slon Of this rii, which be subsc
qncnuy enriched by study and careful
reading aud by practice at the bar o
Chicago. Born Ia the State Of Maine, Of
Irish parents, be- was naturally won ovcl
10 the cause OF Ireland at an early age
But u was not until 1858 that he cam,
Into National conspicu,y. In that yea
he was elected President Of the Insl
National League, and s.snaiizcd himscl
by ono Of ihc most eloquent spccchca cycl
delivered IN this country Cor any cause
and by inducing President Arthur a, ono
10 put a stop 10 ihc paupcr immisra
ton from Ireland, whereby the land
Lords were greatly helped In their plan
Of dislmint aud their purpose OF rcduc.n
the number Of holdings and m1rcaan.
their acreage Of pasiumgc lands Zoe sheet
and cattle. This was a bold strike aud al
effective one. aud Il raised Mr. Sullivan h
the estimation Of Mr.. Parnoll and On
other Home Rulers ~ aman also OF state.
manlike gifts Aud 20 ior a few ycau Va
Sullivan stood nj the head Of lhc HON,
rule movement in this country, aud Wit
cviden, satisfaction 10 the people, vii
trusted and oonadcd In him as a man
honor, who would no, himself
guilty Of deceit or permit them TO
made the prey Of decolycu and dishonc
inen. Butin an evil moment lac yielded,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

The survivors at Johnstown are swear
ing vengeance against the owners Of the
villas as members OF the South Fork Fish
ing Club, holding them responsible for the
cheap and flimsy structure the breaking OF
which has resulted in the loss Of 5000 lives
and more than SlO,OOOOOO worth of prop.
erty. The culpable villa owners thought
only OF their comfort and convenience,
and not at all Of the safety Of the city and
its population down in tho Conemaugh
Valley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

Receipts numbered but 10 bales yesterday,
against 30 bales same day last year. The
market was quiet and unchanged, with no
sales. There is no desirable cotton In market,
and bui little OF any kind, the unsold stock
ON hand being remarkably low, the stock
running account being bat S.GlS bales The
total receipts Ia date are 7O201i bales and
shipments 7Ol, 2pp bales. New Orleans spots
arr steady and futures dull at decline ~ I
TO points. New York Is quiet aud steady
options quiet, old crop months declining
point and new crop months advancing
point The gcncmlmark,t isawniting foreign
cotton adyiccs, and In thc mean time, New
York poses In a very quiet attitude, dullncss
prevailing.
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Jere Baxter,s stock sale.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June ll.-Jere Bax.
tors great sale OF fine stock took place ai
Maplevood today. About 700 people werc
present aud an old fashioned barbecue was
served. This was his first sale, and he
sold some carefully bred colts. The six
teen. trottcrs averaged Sj02. A mum
Der Of driving. carriage and draft
horses were sold at good prices.
Baxter claims now, in addition 20 his fine
horses. 10 have the best herd Of Holstein
COWS in the world.
Mapewood Is four miles north Of Nash.
vile, embraces ! 800 acres and resemble.
a city park more than stock farm. Ag
gregnto sales, 81 1000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

TuE people Of Knoxville propose to
erect n monument to the memory Of John
SEWER in the courthouse square at Knox
Vile. This is a patriotic movement that
cannot be too highly commended, and tc
which Tcnnncssccans in Middle and West
as well as those Of East Tennessee should
subscribe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

Tim National Democratic Committee
will meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel today
Cor the purpose Of clcctIng Mr.. Calvin :.
Bucc 10 tho place made vacant es chair
man, by the death Of Mr.. W. II. Banum
We say Mr. Brce adyiscily, as tho tclc-
graph informs Us that all opposition TO
him has been cleared away aud he u TO bo
elected unanimously. Mr.. Bricc . rail-
rad magaaic. manufacturer aud capital
isi, aud readers will remember managed
the last national canvas, for the Demo
cratic party. Those who were close
to him during that trying time
and Mr.. Cleveland, tho one man most
concerned Ia the parly's success, we're en-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

TIE Canadians arc wise, they will not
countenance their seal hunters in hunting
game in Behring Sea. But the British
take quite another view, and there is a
chance Of our being involved in conlro-
versy at least on account Of the Alaska
Fur Company, unless Mr.. Blaine backs out
or modihes his claim OF complete sover-
eighty to exercise police power in that part
OF the Pacific Ocean.
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the occurrence OF such disaster as has
taken place, and pronounces the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Club guilty Of gross,
II not criminal, negligence. There is great
bitterness Of feeling among the people OF
Johnstown and the valley, and this feel
ing is so pronounced that fears for the
safety Of W. s. Boyer, Superintendent Of
the Club, are entertained
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SAD psa,n OF . I.,,,Ie chIIa.


NIfNihl hNlAiiA 10 sue AlINAia
BlRNiN0uAN, Ala, June ii.-Yeslcrday
Just before the storm Jack Monerioi, a
farmer Of Shades Valley, was riding
through q field with his little daughter In
rout Of him on the pommcl Of his saddle.
A flash OF lightning scared tho mule lac
rode aud Il jumped. throwing the child 10
the ground aud killing her instantly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

CmcAoo, H.. juno IA dispatch
from bismarck. u. T., says IL was learned
from standing Rock Agency yesterday
that sitting Bull, the venerable aud IA.
nous Sioux chiciiain who hn. been dan.
gcrously IN with pneumonia ior several
Nccks, was slowly sinking away, aud In a
short time would pass into the happy
hunting grounds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
CLOSING EXERCISES.
10. Patrick's Parish school Pupils Entor
tain a Vast Audiences.

20. Patrick's Parish School Pupils Enter.
tain Vast Audience
The closing exercises Of st. Pa,rick's
Parish School we're held last night nj the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall.
An audience limited only by the capac.
iiy Of the hall assembled to witness the
performances Of tho well trained little peo-
pie.
Tho program vas lengthy one, em-
bracing thiriy.lhree numbers, with music
aud Rotations. dngly, In pairs, quaricts
and choruscs. apd was participated In by
scores Of masters and misses Next 10 the
closing number, "llail, Glad Vacation. f"
by l.. Adler, waa little drama, Tho
Meeting Of tho Nations" with characters
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Ararmrr prennea In . Wen.

special HAlAtch " ihl ApINAh
BHmNouAN, Ala, June IA gentle
man from Sloss reports a fatal accident
there last night. A farmer by the name
Of Davis, while walking loisurcly alonI
stumbled and foil into an open well. II
appears that the wol was In a field and
some distance from n residence. AZ any
rate Davis was drowned before assisianc,
reached him. lie left q wife aud child.
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Is.,Tnr,ea for .. .. ivan.

rlfNlAl hialsltNh W AhN allfAA
GEEENyiLLE. Miss, juno ia special
telephone message 10 tho Grrenyille DINO
croi states that Issaquena County has In.
sirucied her delegates 10 vote for Cameron
for Governor, J. j. Evans for Treasurer,
J. NJ. Miller for Allomcy-General, w.
w. Stone, for Auditor. In local offices g,
n. Scuddcr was nominated for senator, A.
n. Smith Sheriff and l.. Peyion, Treas
ureF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

THr Obioa htmacuif says Georgia rcocniy held a
Road Congress IN which leading farmers, business
men. statesmen and politicians took an active
part We don't have any such movements In Ten.
nsssoc. tho farmers and buslncns men don't seem
10 roaliEe the Importance and ucccssiiy IL good
uids. and the majority 81 our public men and
newspapers aro apparently interested only In poll
tics II about half the politicians Ia this State
wcrc dad the STATE would b. better on A to the
ihfmCu business men aud all who ought 10 b,
Interested In good ruids and who would b. vastly
bcnchtcl by them, they don't seem ~ rare a ouss
whether We have gpui ruadt or only dim trails
that would Worry billy goat ~ tmygl thrm
This severe rcproot does not apply TO
shelby County. We have been building
good turnpike roads during the past ten
years, and have many miles Of them that
Il isa comfort aud pleasure to drive over.
In ten years more We hope to have all our
county and many private roads macadam-
lied, 20 that every farm may DO easily ac-
ccssiblc 10 the people Of the city. Instead
Of holding Congresses tho people Of Gcor-
gia should 30 TO work In each county aud
with their convict labor build roads such
as IN the vicinity Of Memphis have greatly
enhanced the farms and suburban prop.
erty that nbuis upon them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

TmE commencement exercises OF the
Mississippi A. & VI. College, at starkyillc,
will be held on the 18th to tho 10Th instant.
The Rev. William lIayne Ioayell, OF Me-
ridian, will preach the commencement,
sermon, and Col. /. L. Polk, Of North
Carolina, the address.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
sToNEwALL JACKSON.

Tho n,omorv nj Stonavali Japlgon ha
V ~ ~ .sIs:.. I,
feCelVeu lew tributes lnoIc touCiihB ~
and pathos than the following
DcauViul poem, puDnsneu III the new ioil
Citizen, OF which Mr.. Charles u. Halplr'
was the editor. Mr.. Ualpine himself was
-, 81 -, So ,,,os no ot.;oor Ia IN
limited States ARMY dnrinp the late wal
.onJ 10 o,oII Lno,yn IN fan,o os ,tprivat
a a,,, ~ mrh S"v"n ~, W i"iio so 10,
Miles " heAlly. Inc poem IN question:
osicor 81 H. ITni,ad states Nayv 20 pctcr,
VhiS0i VI '"O Sh'Su S'"'S9 N"'S' W.
OWg Express.
uo slooos all ,nta,lv and coid
rh DenSisn Wy s9li VA, cav I'm, D'L,''
Am Ana law n ~ u,itb hin in The ssr ,na'"
H"u '"' Wv" MN IA '"' 'N'"'
No more nj ,,,d,i,bt sbor no u,co
ms Iollsome maieh among the pines
Ir ~, iS,, ~. - H. ~ ins linn.
A"e "a' SHUTS VI MS 0""'si"s H"N~
Cola IL tho o,.o ,,hoso ,ne,oor ,lcou
Flashed hope on al within US light,
Wa III ~ w LIN ~ 's ~ G',h,
"u"s ''i""s" '"0 ae''''u '"i~' VI Ns"'
a. ,,,., g.. ,,,,, hi, ..r,o,,. .,,,.L
vi Ients g,elin wille upon ,1. tnS pain
~ i VIZ - - I'M III =, - n ,t " -
b'o"h 'vaPo's 'aush uuiiu Tue gran"
No moro above his narrow bed
Tho riac volley and he crish
IN sais.rs ,lieu tbe fne,ncn moot
And though the winds Of autumn rave,
Above H. bn,tst-thev cannot move
The QUIET Of his drcamlcss sleep.
We may not raise marble shaft
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NJ. Louis. Arkansas a Iexa. security
Holders.

Nrw YonK. June ll.--M a meeting o.
the 81. Louis. Arkansas 4 Texas security
holders today y. +. Olcoti, Henry Bridge
Edwin Smith. James Kennedy aud James
spcycr wep appointed committee e
take measures 10 protect the bondholdcra
In their rights and 10 rcorganizc the com
pany.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
River TeIeErsms.

CINCINNATI - Tune ii.--Rivcr % feet 5 inches
and falling Cloudy.
~ lot is NJ. sauc N -nivcr rising. with 10
fost nu the gauge Weather cloudy and cool
bUIsftcd Arkansas CITY, hatcher
LouisNii.ik Ny. June ii.--iiivcr falling. with
icet iuches on the falls aud icot inches Ia
the canal Weather clear aud picananL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

CnArrASoooA, Tenn, June li.--At Dal.
ton, Ca, this morning. the Hon. S. 4.
Fields, State SENATOR was shot and killed
by his slep-son, Dennis TAYLOR, whom he
was arrested aud taken 20 Dalton. Ills
mother Is Frustrated with her double sor-
rDW.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

IIrSRY GEoRaE IA In Paris. and. as
In London, has been the recipient Of
many attentions at the hands OF disiin-
guished men who are converts to the sin
clio tax theory.
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10 coxrmDuroRs AND comEsroYpESrs

We solicit letters ana communications upon sub.
ictts Of general interest but such must always be
accompanied by the name and address Of the
writer a. guarantee Of bis good faith and BE-
spondhillty. No notice can be taken OF anony'
nous communications
Communication Tor publication must De- written
on one side Of The purc only AMI. with Oh other
nattcr connected With the editorial department
,hould be adlrrsscd. Io the Editor Of The Ap.
ZEAL. Memphis, TOM
We cannot. ~ rule undertake TO return articles
not found suitable Tor publication.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
ArrI,o,er A,,emp,. snIeIae.

"VIITW UI'T7IIIH y 7 ~ HVTNIII
CoLrMnus, Miss, June il.--lIilliard
PriceSa negro who was put In jail saiur.
day, In default OF 500 peace bond. at
tempted suicide this morning, by cutting
his throat with a pocket knife. lie bled
proiusoly. but the physician fixed him up
la time iosavo his life. lie Is about sixty
Eve ycam old and las been drinking heay-
tt,f
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p,ov,.a wh,,e yi.b,,s.

BESroN llAHboE. Mich, June il.-ffed
Brady. twcniy-six years old, recently from
Chicago, was drowned In the st. Joseph
River sunday while fishing. II is believed
hs friends live In n. Louis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

fncm Munscy's Weekly
Mis- Vinegar (poiniedly)-None bu. the
brave. Mr.. Hare, deserve the fair.
Mr. Hate None but the brave can live
with Lomc OF them
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

Though late When the exercises were
brought TO a close. no one In the vas, an.
dicncc became wcaricl, OF had any desire
10 leave before the conclusion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

rur Coroncfs jury, sitting at Nincvah,
bamcs lhc South Fork Fishing Club for
the terrible disaster that brought death
and destruction TO Johnsiown. ne Ndp
iort norir' corcsposdcni states that tho
verdict reviews at length the history Of
the several breaks In the South Fork Dam;
criiiciscs the manner In which tho
structure was rebuilt by tho South Fork
Fishing Club, condemns the failure Of the
Club to take adequate precautions against
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

Is an interview on Saturday last with
the Paris correspondent OF The Nor York
Herald, Cen. Lloyd $. Bricc, Of Now
York. said. "Mr. Rice made will IN
London In 1881, which was In possession
Of his sister here In Paris at tho time Of
his death believe that IL contains
something abou, my taking charge Of III,
Rs1o'r, but the will Is not yet proba,od,
and there may be codiciIs Of which We arc
not yet advised. Mr. Rice frequently
said to inc that Of all his other friends hc
would like mo 10 take change OF r. Reriat
In case anything should happen TO him.
Should assume the cdllorship Of the
magazine will cndcavor to carry out
ML Ricc's method ~ nearly a. possible
II there Is no will or codici later than the
one OF 1881 Il ia probable | shall be- Mr..
lNcc's successor, but hc may have made
more recent Documentary arrangements.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

TuE rain that has fallen the past few
days, though cold, has had the very best
effect upon tho crops, which were In fine
condition for Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Tastcrn ofiro oi TiiE ArrEAi. No y Tribune
building. New York }. 4 Van Dorcn, Special
tftcru AGENT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

A young man OF fine presence and dis
tnguished air. he is altogether worthy OF
the fair mate allotted to him. Among the
guests at the house the APPEAL man was
able to gather the following names
Mr.. anl Mon.lnunon
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TIE MEMPHIS APPEAL.

NV DYRAM, .crgt signal Corr.
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"But happy they. the happiest of their kind
Whom gentle stars unite and In one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings
bland -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

ASSESSMENT EOR GRADING CON-
CORD STREET, FROM ARTHUR
AVENUE TO SOUTH CITY LIN
ITS. Judgment Entered in the Dis
trict Court Aug. 90, 1888.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

ASSEDOMGIN EOR UDADtN0O Lcn-
MONT STREET, FROM HOFFMAN
AVENUE TO BURNS AVENUE.
Judgment Entered in District Court
September l, 1883.
Suburban Hills Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
d Woodbury. ct al :. 8 4 1882 20
Chas E Magraw.... ] 5 SS.Sl
ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING RO-
Bic STREET, FROM BANCROFT
AVENUE TO RIGHT OF, WAYOF
NJ & N W. R. r. CO., AND BAN.
CROFT AVENUE, FROM CON-
CORD STREET TO CONGRESS
STREET. Judgment Entered in Dis
irict Court September /, 1883.
Lawton's Subdivision of Blocks IA and
"a, Brown & Jackson'S Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
Geo Gauthier. Is
Of. :. =. ...... IL "a s22.5 IS
Cello Gauthier. VIZ =.
IF. ..............17 "a 90 Sc
Lawton's Encouragement of Block %,
Brown & Jackson's Addition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

Supposed owner and Amt OF
description, Judgm't
E G Rogers and L z Stone. East
> u Of e Il of Sc n Of sw II Of
section IS. town 29, range IS
Except st. Anthony avenue.
Rondo, Carroll, Iglehart and
Victoria streets) .............. s5es. 20
ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING ARK
WRIGHT STREET, FROM WHIT
ALL STREET TO CASE STREET,
ANDLOOKOUTPLACE, FROM ITS
EASTERLY TERMINUS TO TER
RACE STREET. Judgment Entered
in District Court September l, 1883.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
CITY NOTICE.
GtyTreasurer'sS Sale
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. Paul, Minnesota, Jan. 5, 1889.

Notice is hereby given that under and
nv virtue of judgments entered and
dated as hereinafter mentioned, in the
district court, Second judicial dis
trict. Ramsey county, state of Mime
sofa, against the hereinafter de-
scribed real estate, situate, lying
and being in said city and county,
on assessment warrants for the
improvements herein described, in said
city of St. Paul, the undersigned will,
on the nth day of January, 1889, at at; 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the City
Treasurer's office in the city of St; Paul
county of Ramsey, offer for sale at pub,
lie auction, as provided by law, to the
best bidder for cash, the following de-
Scribed real estate, to-Wlt:
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Cummin's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of

SEWER ON RONDO STREET, MAC
KUBIN STREET TO DALE
STREET.
Mackubin s. Marshalps Addition to st.
Paul.