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9xxovALs.--Mr. Robt. LeSage has moved into
the house be purchased from DR.. Dunn, Mr.. j.
p. Lewis has moved into the house lately occu-
pied by Mr.. LeSage. and Mr.. 8. W. Rhorer has
moved into the house vacated by Mr.. Lewis.
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NoTIcE.-I will pasture stock at my
pastures below Collar, at the rate OF 90
cents per month for each head. Good
water and shade. Will not be responsible
for any accidents. No stock taken for less
time than one month. ]. H. McNEELy.
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IF -FOUR BACK ACHES
Or vo,, are ali worn out, really good for nothing
1t Is general debi ny. ny
BROWvS IRON B11TkRM
II win cure you, and give good appetite. SOLD
by all dealers in medicine.
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Tn, fine Jack, ..Tobe," lately procured by Mr..
cso. w Hickman. will be stood on his place
near Fairuount this season.
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A runaway couple, Mr.. W. NJ. Hamil and
Miss Emma Waits. all of Grant parish, were
married in Colfax yesterday morning by Esq.
A. L. Grow.
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Independent Red River Line.

.H~ \ Tho great Freight Carrier,
Jr5 'DACOTAH"
w. 7. Boardman, Master,
Eugene Barrow & Walter Parker, Clerks,
Will leave New Orleans Saturday, April
Goth. FOR jefferson, Shreveport. Colfax. Alex
andria. Pineville and all way landings IN
Red river.
L. NJ. Wells, agent, Colfax. La
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Willis Jenkins. who was tried at the late term
~ the district court and acquitted of the killing
of Benz. F. Bruce. died of pneumonia on last
Monday.
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LOCAL DOT s.

Jas. Duckworth has cotton with four leaves On
IL and has worked out his corn.
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For Sale or Trade.

The undersigned has from 10000 to
poo, 0G0 f-ct OF all kinds of scas..ned Pine
Lumber on hand at tie Star Mill. fnr
miles north OF Coliax, which he will sell
low down tor cash, or trade for stock
aug 4-sS-tf SAM JOHNSON
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Judge H. l.. Daigre and Mr.. W. H. Peterman
vcro in Collar this week on professional business
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868.
70 Educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchise made . part of the pres
ent State Constitution. in 1879, by I'm over
wheiming popular vote.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place semi-Annually. (June and Decsm-
ber;, and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
lNGs take place on each of the other ten
months in the year, and are all drawn in
public, at the Academy of Music. New
Orleans. La.
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Mr.. Dickens Of ward two lost his infant child
Friday morning. April 5th. 1t only lived "a hours.
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MOTT ICE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Grant, Louisiana

H. V. Mccain g. Bro. and H. v. Mccain 4
Co VS.. Their Creditors.
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Norn-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes
are not entitled to terminal Prizes.
CWFor Clnb bates. or any further in
formation Il sired. write legibly TO the mn
Il rsigncd, clearly stating vorr residence.
State, ouDty, street and Nsmbcr. Nor.
rap'o return mail delivery will b. a>snrssl
by your enclosing aid Envelope bearing
youl full ad ir-ss
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Or
dels. oil New York Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency by express tat sur cx-
lcnse) addressed NJ. A. DAUPHfN.
New Orleans ..
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Fashionable Millinery.
Mrs. G.. e. Charleville

BOYCE, LOUISIANA,
Having been engaged specially with
Millinery business for some time respect
fnliy solicits patronage from the ladies' of
Grant parish Send her your orders for
anything in the millinery line.
Will take pleasure in buying, fitting and
selecting all articles of dress goods and
fancy fur nishings for ladies.
Satisfaction guaranteed. jan $3.50
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Proceedings Of school Board.

CoLFAx. La, April 8, 1883.
School board met this day in regular
session. Present-H. q. Goodwin, Z. T..
Richuxds, j. L. Fletcher, c. ID. Hickman,
j. w. Ray and w. L. Richardson, secre-
tary. Minutes read and approved.
Treasurer's report read and adopted, as
follows:
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.ZLazse~ar.s
7&~-<
Coinmissionsrs.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
viii pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries, which may be presented
at our counters-
R. NJ. MALMSLEY. Preet la Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX, Prest. Stat. Nat Bank.
A. BALDWIN Prest. N. O. Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN, Prest. Unirn Nat. Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
At the academy of Music. New Orleans
Tuesday. April 10. 1889.
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21M0
210O
RECORDED MoRrGAGEs

Aud. Robsrt TO William BOilscker. Ssth.st W Of
0th-sve. D months 5000.
Bauer, Martin. % Max Hirsch. n s 2lst-st n Of
1staVe, years. 9l,5OO.
Bamenstook. Bernard. to West Side Bank No. coo
West S4th.sI
Chsruu. Emilio. 70 Produce Exchange Building and
ave, year, s3, GOO.
Duryea Sarah S. Robert 4. Hevenor. n S I22d- st.
W OF Lenox ave. instalments. $1,000.
Egan, John j, and Alexander Walker, 8 SD
ST. OF oti.ave. o months $4,000.
Fisher, Elizabeth Il, and 70 NJ s HagcmAn. No. 90
Nassau-st, l year, $4,000.
Field Laura b. ana anO to Robert II Booth. 1Oth.s
OF 6thave. years $4,000.
property, 9 years. s2S, 900.
Gray, William H. ana wife to Dime Savings Bank Of
Brooklyn. W > 7th.aye. n Of 5ed.st. year $40 900
Holland. Mary. 10 Ida jackson. No. 1O5 West 22d.s
years, $4,000
MsBHdc: Thomas e Edgar whltlOck. n 14su.st Of
Sth ave, i year, SIT, 500.
Slverstone Louis and to Stephen Nerrihow and
hne, trustees, No. BaXter-st year, $4,000.
WiswHll. William. 20 Sarah Lynch, 1o0th-st . Of
SthAve. years - 400.
Weniman. Oscar X n Thomas JsukIns and Eno. n Q
130thSt 9 Of SHAVE. ! year. 3 mortgages. IS. 500
Well Sharles To- Jennie Blum. eNccutHx. No. 62l West
46th-st years, $4,000,
- Parsons. saneel, % Ida GOudhcirn, 2lstst OF
Schro!ner George to Robert Watson and others
executors Nos S9t 1696 and 1885 Avenue a, years
mortgages 100000
Strusberg Hermann and wife and ano 20 New.York
Produce Exchange Gratuity Fund lAls-st, Of Willis
ave, year, mortgages, s25 600.
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HlrsitaI 5ustrumcuts.

A NUMBER of slightly used grand upright
"A and ggua9r PIANOS OF make, which specially
selected aui ufrd by tho artists " ur Metropolitan OI1ra
ISus, company during the past Gppra season, VIII b.
~ at a liberal reduction from our regular prices
WA " wM. ENABH co.
have removed %
METHODIST HOOK COFGEKN BUILDING,
5TlI.AYE and 20TH-ST -.
Ternora,y yarnro1ms In rear Entrance 2oth.sL
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Proposals.
- poposAIS FOR MATERIALS required TO

n ROpOSALS FOR MATERIALS required for
MI va ,CSair Of Marine iafracAs Brooklyn, " y
JIsaaSmSrtsfs T. 5 Marine Corps Qaarstmas,ePs orSs.
AMI 5oti Isso-ssaled proposals IA dup1eate VIII ps
S SGe'S S MAY at next Tor furnishing the following arses
yon N . Mer dressed y p dooring 1000 toob
Me- dressed pinc boards, 26,O20 feet spr Timber -
S 0i f F S sP td 1mP Sas 20 500 fsss qs s
IL. 10 ( l. pine planEs, both sdes dressed 1000
brick, Woas & Reenans 6ea,. $4,000 bricks, Hsyer.
striwis best, go bills io.sndale cement, y, 2go
RncSiand Zine anshing, 1875 bushels goat hair 600 yerts
building AID plasoring sanf 30 KEGS lCS nails hsis
II OGO ieet LIST quality unronnng, $40 feet Gh roa
cernics Proposals for material other than above &C.
Scrbei win not DO considered All materials TO be do
ncnsS 10 tue Unea states The delivery OF all articles
10 be main within Is days from date Of contract hpsct'
aeatous AID all information be Obtained upon appl'
cation 70 Lieutenant O. K Benson Marine Barracks BrooD
and all bids and 70 waive defects and bids from reguiar
dealers only In the materials mentioned viii DO eonsd'
cred Proposals should Us Endorsed "Irop2sa e, Ne
9 Ssals ;s e afi0 Marine Corps wAsHINer6E
m REASVRY DEPARTMENT ONCE Of the
Sealed hoposSs will he received this beps'tment nnta
two t2 o'clock r. Friday Nav H. 1889 inI .spbJ.hx
clocks for u. 5. public buildings east OF nc Eysax
Mountains during the fiscal year ending june ~, aiS -
explicit In description. Clnekh eaua! 20 ssih Voss
Regulator, No g or the Howard watch sSs me-
Companys Regulator No 90 are des ,Sa1, md ssker
rSpenScs incident 10 the delivery en- M ,tSht 10
DEPARTMENT may from time 70 GnH avg . tnnaYtnent
reject any and oil bids is rcsei 20 sac,e.syT Of the
Proposals should DO addressed % 80 Proposals for
Clocks GRO g. BAroHrLrER. Acting ss'r''sr'
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financial.
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE AND
ATLANTIC RAIL WAY.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT, PAYABLE JANUARY
AND JULY PRINCIPAL DUE 1887.

The onure issue Of these bonds Is limited to FOUR
MILLIONS or DOLLARS, and they are secured by
a Arst mortgage upon 800 miles Of completed and
equipped road This Is only at the rate OF about Ten
Thousand Dollars milo road. three
times that amount I'm money, or over Thirty Thousand
Dola,s per mile build and equip These bonds
lien upon Fifteen Hundred Thousand Dollars worth
OF rolling stock. They are also a first lien upon tho
valuable terminal properties and improvements belong
ing the company sault Ste. Marie, ST. Ignace and
Superior. worth over SI.3OO,O00. Since the majority
Of the capital Of the company has been purchased
in the Of Canadian Pacific Railroad ShOOh,
600 consolidated bonds have been issued and uDw ard
OF $500 900 have been expended upon the property
all Of which strengthen the security OF the nIs
mortgage bonds above mentioned
The road from Duluth along tho south shore Of
Lake Superior 10 sault ste Marie where connection Is
made with the Canadian Pacific Railroad. and 70 st.
Ignace connecting with the Michigan Central and Penn
sylyania Ra!lruOds
The road earned last year. before construction was
entirely finished nearly the whole OF the interest on these
First Mortgage Bonds and the first quarter Of tho present
year shows large increase Of earnings over the samo
period last year This road forms the connecting link
between the Northern Pacific Railroad, the St. Paul.
Minneapolis and Manlt oba Railroad and the Chicago, St.
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad the side
and the Canadian Pacific Railroad. Michigan Central
RAILROAD and the Pcnnsvlyana Railroad tho other.
The Company haulS 1000, 900 tons Of iron ore
during the season and extensive docks and tho
most modern machinery for handling ores and coal.
We oner a limited number Of these First Mortgage
Bonds at % and accrued interest retaining the Hight
any time advance tho price OF the Bonds without
further notice
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sth,sye 9 = yS.n # Of s7th-st 2S.sx1oo;
sta.syc. Z lois Il n Of 'isitA " S5SxioO;
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THE BOOK OF oPEN;AI SPORTS, oetsyo, 500
naacE iliu,trate1 The standard authority n
American operair amusemcnts Rules for sailing swim.
ming bal pllying, shooting horseback ntlng tS, Re- ia
E artasaa aud universally sOnpnmsn1sd hJ the nraAA
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FTHE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders OF
4 the Automatic Ere Alarm and ENunRliaheF Nom
p1ny GluItrD viii b. held az No .pi ht,aINaS. new
York Iue-lay MAJ :, lss9 AZ ~ Ina Insrnc,ors ~
W. ~ Tho ensuing ycgg Polls viii be opcn from
10 10 o'corL Transfer books pil clDse on Sd'uIuAS'
Nav and reoucn CA wednesday. May ., 1882
A'"'10'A' APT" :" 20 8. RICHARDS Secretary
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Dipi0n1 Noiiteg.


THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
10 BI.OADWAI, Nrw.loIa, ApuI 20. 1893.
A II A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
~ held this day dividend Of Three and one hall % IL"
per capi stock declared payable May
!, PfoA. , 81, -. -, a.. 49,, ,,,, Ma, g.,
prOX. EpWARD lltNN' Iahhlet.-
OFFICE OF wHITERREAST FUEL COMPANY,
10 BROADWAY,
NFW.TORK. April 81. 1889
TN HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this COM
pany have is day dGcHr'h The usual quarterly AZ:
CENT u the earnings Of The quarter gudnE March 81
1859. payable a. te Ohoc on ana abr WAY 10 lSS? "
st0r khodpTs q record that date. Thr transfer books
viii be- cIosrd from Nav T. MAY 10 both inclusive
c. H. PARMELhE Treasurer
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TUFARU HERs DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. May LIST, 1882
III He BOARD OF DIRECTORS hive this day
l. declared sem! Annual Dyidcg . ot Two AND ONE.
paIy elar Of vi laycs payable On and after Nay %2h
shareholders Registered on tho books OF the
Confary Of p. H., ADfl Goth, 1889.
on May 39h dividcnds will be paid tO women only.
ROBERT W. SMITH
Treasurer
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gfrurslons.

STARIN'S EXCURSIONS
Book. VAN 20 3 PM, Dolly. Season
Nov Open 10 An to Pm. Sunday Of 1859,
Apply for Illustrated Book. descriptive Of the lsrges
and complete
FLEET OF EXCURSION BOATS AFLoN
Also nov and desirable
eRoVRs AND PLEASURE GROUSDa
Pier IS, N. E., foot oortlandt st.
r, HEAP EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORNIA,
u KANSAS, COLORADO, NEVADA, UTAH hND
OREGON leave New York May and 81, and June and
Is A. PHILLIPS & CO., 81 broadway
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DROpOSALS for 81 500. 900 Consolidated
I Stock Of tho Clty ~ NeN.lurk.
SeourOi By the S'nh.ng una 4's"D'c III fO'' i0i's
-IleleCmanlc IN Twenty years -..
EXEMPT FROI TAXATION.
Interest two and ne.hali per cent per annun Sealed
ronosa- viii be received a. tho rfce OF thr ColnpFouGr
~ he city Of New lorA, until Tuesday, tn an day o.
N.y 1885 at o'clock '. NJ, when they WIZ DO puphcly
Opened ior sl 800, 600 ., . .. ,,,
ItEIfoTFEFV CyNSOEI DATED STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW.AOl;K,
issued FOR the payment % th" damages awarded by tho
rm,ria.i,urIs Of Estimate sad tar rNpcnr1 In the pro
.,Jlnps for lhyng public pieces aud rEFAs ana park
oT. r he GsI aad gilh NIls Of the city Of New. YORK.
district ia Nrstchuslrr comfy ana tj
tEng g' In lands for The SANE, pNdbi" NoE'mber l.
1SI ana - iccmaJc the pleasure pt the Commissioners
aud after November i, 1908, bear
,, 10y r,r,l semi annually The nrat day OF May and
Sn,cTpbrr In each year and will be
ENENpT FROM CITY AID COUNTY TAN ALTON
u, ,,trqrl,u +, called 20 an Act lCinpter Coz passed
nv ,he Iegluaturo " the state u NrSlork, March L.
ysS MAKING Il lawful Tor eAccuoFs and others holding
u funds 10 invest IA the bonds or stock ot the city OF
Spo,as for stock will be accepted for less than tho
par ~ a. wili b. received for tSi stock in Of
a 600 .r rlltpe- thereof Tor the "hoic or any part
y" rh, rr,t.aI- should De ncosei IN sealed envelope
Ipdr.ct rprnpolal. Tor Stock" and clch gopl.H sh'h
corlo,Gt s1c0aI envelope, GdlFS'scl 70 tlo
C,rrptro'Inr q, Tho city Of Now YORK.
rrT run information. 500 CITY HNepH ,
rIIEO W MYERS, Comptroller
CRY Of Now.York. Financial Department Iowp''0"tS
once, Aprl %, 1889
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Re N WICK HALL,
sAYBR00E POINT, CONN.

THIS DESIRABLE FAMILY HOTEL IS MOST DE-
LIGHTFULLY SITUATED on TIE SOUND. AND
WILL OPEN FOR RECEPTION Of GUESTS on
TUESDAY. JUNE 2jTH UNDER THE DIRECT MAN
MAN HOUSE
FENWICk HALL HAS ALL THE MODERN IN.
PROVFMFNTS INCLUDING HOT AND COLD SALT
WATER BATHS. TERMS 50 PER DAY SPFNlAL
RATES FOR THE SEASON. FOR CIRCULAR, ELC''
Address FESWICR HALL. SAYBEOOK POINT, CI.'
E,oTIr HOFFMAN HOUSE Y.
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POLAND SPRING.
or4n nres and heat nrst-elaSs ACCOM- dAaoaA'
IN connection with the Far Famed"
POLAND WATER,

tho medicinal qualities Of which have equal In tho
CEtcd S1tes Europe mako u for those IL search q
bgath and quiet rest unequalled for both summer ana
winter. The sales IN 1855 OF s world renowned Water
were doghc That Of al hs Spring, a sa,aosh Combined
Send for circulars HIRAM KICKER A SONS
LOOK OFT EOR INVITATIONS.
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Apartment 6Gnses.

-S23 TO s2s-six rooms and bsth private halle and
"A. bsthtooNs heated decOfa ted all Tight Nos l37 10
i46 Wet 1Oith.st WLLTER LAWRENCE, northwest
corner 0th.ave. and l01thst.
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60 Get, FURNISHED.

Country.
r. IsHKILL-ON.HUDSON.T let for summer, fully fur.
Il nished, with OF horse, vehicles &c., u
large house. with all conveniences stable and tatn leo
heuss, hed gardener premises garden planted 10
minutes from railroad station large lawn ano grounds
running 10 Hudson River abundance OF fruit Apply 70
RICHARDS 4 SAUSE-
$50 SO Liberty.st, Nassau.
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CINCINNATI. ISDIANAPOIIs, at LOUIS AND GILL
CAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.

GIN 'lNNAIl, Aprl 3, 1852
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
"a Of the Cincinnati Indianapolis - Louis and Chi.
caro- Railway Company will be acid the eompanys ofce
ia lad anapous Indiana wodnc.iIy, the 18th day Of
MAJ 1852 at IL O'clock noon. the purpose Of c"ns!d
oriug ana taking the agreement Tor Consolidation
entered into by the Board Directors Of this company
with the Directors OF tho Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
and Indianapolis Railway Co. and the Indianapolis aud ST.
Louis Railway Co. The transter.books Will close on Sat
urtay April O. 1880 and reopen THURSDAY the 10th DAY
Of May. 1859.
BY order q the Board Of Directors
J. c. DAVE Secretary.
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Summer Rc5oris.
AVON In M,

KEY EAST BEACH, y, j.
Application FOR board this fayOdte Eeaso9 resort
can nov 10 maio to SANDMAN SMITH, l,slO
Philadelphia
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MANHANSET HOUSE
ORWEagTUcK INN,

South Wlndham Conn. IDS new notch built on The Oh
webetuck Mountain, commands magnificent Wow OF Dc
Shetueket Valley ami mouuaIs 81 western MaSsachusci
Excellent brook and black bass fishing Hotel
strictly hrstcas> Only l.2 hours frog Boston AID 3
Apply 70 A. J. FORBES Manager, South Wndhsn. Conn
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New.YOrk, May 90, 1899.
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1H.usensnts.
OLD HOMESTEAD.

Seats ready 10 last performance.
NIGHTS, S:l6 WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY, q
A MBERG THEATRE, Irving Place and Eth
musical success, Dunkel Dsnkel or Die Hoohzet des
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LAUREL ROUSE,

PA1CItOtsl IDNt i-isANUs
UNDER NEW MANAGEnENT.
This welhknoWn summer resort VIII oIen June j.
House thoroughly renovated electric lights. electric
bells all modern impro smonts have been INTRODUCED
Address call Hotel BArthpld, broadway and
23d-st., on w. T.. EARLE, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

We oner q limited number Of these First Mortgage
Bonds at o. and accrued interest. retaining the Right
at any time 70 advance tho price OF the Bonds without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

By Riobard Y. Hafnett z Co
Foreclosure sale Richard NJ Henry. referee piot
land iz0 eYs7 Iii5sibl.l and bstory buildings N
i705 70 7i6 lothaye, cor OF ssth.st; lo1 90
il5 on West 96th-s 81 1o4'4 ~ OF lVhaVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
Real gstate Go @rtbau9r.

NJ Minnesota LANDS WANTED NEAR MnncapoiE
WI exchange for irAt-elBss residence properties
JOHN o. HoYT. JR., III Broadway N. Y.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-22
The Sewer System.

Mr.. Herring, an expert on Sewerage
and city sanitary matters generally
WAS employed Gy our city council to
come here and look over our city ter
ritory and give US his views as TO the
best methods and plans for our future
drainage. ut the regular meeting OF
the Council Tuesday evening the report
of Mr.. Herring upon the general feat
ures Of sewer system was listened
to, the main features OF which were
that the city should be divided into
districts, one district to include the
territory north of W inter street with
sewer extending east to Superior bay
at fifth Or Sixth streets, into which all
sewers on the avenues should empty.
The part of this district north of this
main sewer to be drained for the pre-
sent into the slips on st. Louis bay,
but eventually when the amount Of
sewage should seriously contaminate
these waters, that it be pumped into
the main sewer so as to empty into
Superior bay. lie would recommend
another main sewer on Winter street
to take the drainage on all avenues
south as far as Beiknap street TO dis
charge into the bay a little south of
the junction of Winter and Bay streets.
4 third main should extend along Bel
KNAPP street TO accommodate the ter
ritory as far south as it woull naturally
drain. This idea was to make larger
number of small sewers rather than to
concentrate the discharge into one or
two large sewers, as the diffuSijn of
sewage would be better accomplished
in this way. Various questions were
asked by the aldermen and others re-
garding matters CT sanitary interest
outside of the sewage question. He
recommended the adoption Of the dry
earth closets as far as possible for sec
tons beyond the reach of sewers. He
also strongly recommended the early
adoption of comprehensive park sys-
TEN, citing the advantages Of the parks
OF Chicago, not only IN sanitary view,
but as having largely enhanced the
value of all property contiguous to
them. Upon TIE whole his talk and
answers to the inquiries were very in
teresting and instructive and he was
voted vote of thanks, as well as an
order for $3.50 and instructed to prepare
comprehensive plans for a complete
sewer system.