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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
PRIMARY TEACHERS WANT BETTER BAY
THE BOARD OF EDUcAHoN REFLECTS MOST of

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION REFLECTS MOST OF
ITS OLD OFFICERS. .
The BOARD OF Education held Ms annual meeuhT
Yesterday afternoon. In the absence OF TfeS'ucn'
Hendrix Vice President Cottier presided DE- "r'i""
renominated Joseph C. Hendrix for president OF inc
BOARD for the next year. Mr. CAFES seconded inc
nomination and the vote resulted as Ioho"S' M
Hendrix o. votes John Guifoylc, ! blank, .. For
vice PRESIDENT John Cotter received 2S votes Horace
F. Dresser received >, and John Gulnoyie J. Inc
report of the Finance Committee was then presented
recommending that p. J. McGurrin, clerk III the
sccretary's oihce have his salary raiseh T"oo' anu
that that Of Chief Engineer William F. Cunningham
be increased $500. James II. Tully was re'eiec'ca
assistant secretary. James W. NaughVon ""' ~
elected superintendent Of buildings, and william F.
Cunningham was reelected chief engineer Ehersoh
W. Keyes and Charles W. Field we're elected clerks IN
III, superiptendents Office An adjourned session OF
the annual meeting will be held IN the first Tuesday
in August. Frederick D. Clarke, Henry o. Dyer
J. F. smith r. i. NcGprrin, John Monroe ana Ella
Terrell were elected clerks in the secretarys office.
petition was presented from over 1000 teachers
and citizens and indoised by superintendent haHweh
asking an increase in the salaries Of primary teacher
on the ground that the young women are u'due "
live the level Of society Nqllrec ior ~ S much
Of their work. that they required to spend so Hc
time outside Of school hours IN tler WotK 'ioI orS
arc unable 10 save money by dong theT OWE ooee,le
work. that the salaries Of teachers IN o.ner nut
have been largely increased and on the gronlnn tnat
while Brooklyn schools rank amOng Tue my ~, az
country, the city pays eNceednSH 10" rhs ctit,o,
was referred the teachers committee rSsou nf
was referred 70 the hers committee pFo'aink Nv
prnduatos Of the Training school be PAID r)oo ZOE
Their rst Years teaching and aferward be increased
according to the regular scItdule'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
OLD SOLDIERS RECALL WAR TIMES.
SECOND ANNUAL REUNION OF KINGS COUNTY
VETERANS

The second annual reunion OF tie Kings County,
Veterans Of the War for the Union opened Sea'e'dy
afternoon at Rdgewood PARK, under the suspiceS Oh
,he Memorial and Executive Committee Of the "rand
Army This committee consisted Of Thomas b. Kutan'
George II. Jackson and Joseph = Canendy. The
Ucunion Committee Mortimer c. Earl Johh Nc
caskis and n G. shattuck. At l 80 p m. tns
yotorans assembled Mortimer G. Earl made an adj
drosc oneninc the reunion. \ dance foilo"cd
The athletic sports and games we're heln on tne
plaza under the direction Of John MrNasters Inc
100 yard race was won by s Thomas, OF the Natonsl
h.bie,ic Climb in 10 Is seconds. lie also won ths
half mile race in minutes and 10 seconds Lawrence
CIor,, won the one-f0urth mile race, open only 10
Veterans, sons under fifteen years Jug
If war followed between the two following 'ean'
r DoGerty " Hay :. r Freeth ard Inonlas haieyy
a,asnst Charles W. Train. = Inonhs W o, - an e
Dbblc The first tam, known AZ ,6 me rtOsp ~
I gaUe'o Won r. Ra.ety the 2"o yard SACK
~, IN minnie and L. seconds. James "alu VIZ
thc victor in the three mile running race I'M hum hu3
,raIt va, won By T. Rafferty,. lie caHg III nt.ha "A
'1N nnncnorts were ruled out for running hrhaII
Gcorge won the hop step and jump lie o9'sL h,
20 ~ and 10 inches lie also put the 10 pound sho'
"a feet inches - .ba c-rornd in the even.
irg Deparment Commander General fIoyd I laEhSoh
Us nrcsent with his staff. composed OF oeoss ~.
pricc 7 & Rrackett aud y. d. BrinhernoH ho' III =
& Earl introduced General Henry W; oIoCu n , y
made nm interesting speech. General tioyn dIh.v.
nrrated the veterans their reunion ana on me
Measures OF the Grand Army organnaiuoh s'" wv
TTood II YVES doing IN developing patriotism; an,
receoton 10 Commander Clarkson followed alo
dancing was kept up until q late hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

washington July An the stands IN The oorrdor'
N the House wing q the Capitol have hccn removed ~
rnr.nanee % the ORDER issued b, speaker 'cd some
time ago The speaker at that time modified MS
order 20 a. 10 permit tho keeper Of the stands ="
remain until July I. and he rehl'ci to re''lnd MS
order the owners 70 dav reluctantly BEGAN removing
their gods There one exception. however 'lAra
Morris the old woman who ell guide o"'ha ana 'V'r
r.mentec, refusing g. ohes tho order. Her 'ia'a
~,u ~ cuictly removed Al night. unless SO has IL
removed herself There have h"cn many other 81
,mpts In iie past 90 have these ~ Nant. ega on
and euro shops removed from me bniaius' bu' ~
terialiv from the appearance 81 the ntn,I oi te
struetnrc the owner manage unul no" l" "'N' 20" u
order FOR their removal rescnded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
COLLEGE ALUNNI 1T DTNNER.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER GRADUATES GIVE \ RE.
CErrIoN 70 THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS


The Alumni Association Of the College OF 81. Francis
Xavier gave reception last evening at Demonicos t. the
lass which graduated the exercise, Mon
a., ,,epiup In the Lemon INrcum. More than 200
PRIEST, ayncn present including besides Peter
oonqon who presided Thomas y. oBrcn Dr. Daniel f.
MrSwcencv John X. Logan, Edward II. Amend. John
r Fcnon Thomas L. Merhnn. John j. nclancy, the Rev
r. y O'Connor Edmund j. IIcnncssy. N" Rev w. j..
a. DsN Francis y. IIcnncssy, Joseph /. Mosh'r j. NJ
Wall Tona. Moshcr. Forbes H"nnessy. William O. Mur-
rby Edward j. Borgcr. Edward J. Mcclure Edward hg-
rln- the Rev. Thomas J. Kink'od Thomas j. clarke,
Michael ucnnrssy The Rev Henry A. Judge. Richard j.
Urowur and Francis J. Snugg.
chairman Condor made brief address TO the graduates
CONCENTRATING them their success aud Offering ft"
words nf advice a. their future course Ia ne This
va, responded by John q. ThcbGn and then rather
lame, ascy professor philosophy IN speech fun OF
.lo1ucncc sad he felt proud Of the Jesuit order
for the splendid showing hy the students who took part
IN tie Latin play put recently upon tie stage Of the
,ege theatre IN SNtcenth-st Thomas b O'Brlen.
hnovn a, Aiumnus Dcpew. junior" for HIS wit and
uior sustained his reputation In this regard In IN" brt
,.crh which he made. lie was followed by Dr. Daniel
McSwcency. Then supper, after which the
company separated cheering Tor their Alma Mater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
MATTERS BEFORE THE SENATE.
ASKING CONFERENCES Of TWO BILLS SCHOOL
LANDS ~ OKLAHOMA

wa.b,,cton Inv La The senate TO-DAY the
senate bin to authorize the leasing 81 s'h"oi IAhd' III
th. Territory oi oklahoma for the l'S'h "' III"
,,,,.uc .cbool,, va, passed The ca,c, are not t"
he for a longer period than I'VE years ana "''
,e,c.ty for the bin arises out Of the fact that nome
,c,a,r. have settled on the lands not knowing thit
,h,y ,er. -chn1l lands and that special agents from
s6cncr Land once have cen CRYING notice on 'e
e;tler, I, remove from the irnds lmm'diA"N. Ih"re
notces Nh. Plumb referred 10 a. ""ll'ont P'Iaici
. a. brutality in the history of civil government
NJ Morgan introduced bill which Wac referred
IN the committee ON Public Lands, providing that no
,, .h,l cutr. any Of the pubic lands ~ the iicd
STATE. III wyoming. under the Homestead or o'hcf
avs. who !, bigamst or po' ssml-t or "ho i'a'Hc'
,ouuscl, AID, enc Juragcs o'Icr' 4" rh'cr H"
hiean,y or poly gany. who /, member OF any a.
ISOLATION that teaches p"Nginiy.
The conference report on tn District 81 ioIhmbil
IN, was tncn taken MP. the question brine on the sec
t,op r1uiring street railroad compan', whose earn
ing. In lss9 exceeded 10 per cent Of the face value
Of their stock to sell uchct> for - cents
MIR Tdmunds again presented the point Of order which
he h.d made YESTERDAY, aud which then over
rnlod 10 Inc effect that neither house had passed
unon the ocsti0u or any analogous question III" con
ference committee mad right 10 report such an
'n'cndment The presiding officer. Nr. ingalls,, said
Inn, he retained the Judgment which he had expressed
ye,i.rd, that conference report wi> not SUBJECT t"
said Wa the joint organ on IN" Two hohsc'' aIn WV
made OF hat m CHIT occur If the point q" "ftlcr "a'
r..cd il cach hon-c and ruled differently IN "arh
TIE question taken on agreeing To me conference
repori and the report not agreed u yeas - .
~ ~ 4 conference asked. aud Me--Ih lIlmb
Davc. and C0chtell appointed on TN part q" INC
conference vas ordered on the AGRICULTURAL M.
nronri,,iop bin and Mcssr.. Plumb. FarMcH ana IdI
wec appointed conferccs on tho paf "f the senate
rO LOOK INTO TIE TROUBLE oN THE RICHMOND
Wellington July - secretary Tracy Ia, directed
court If inquiry. consisting Of Kcar-Admiral David
r. HARMONY and Commodore James a. Greer ana
A. " Weaver n meet hoard tic flagship Richmond
at Hampton Roads on Monday next, t. investigate
the condition Of affairs that vessel with particular
reference 10 certain complaints that have been made
nv Acting Zeal Admiral ellis aeaiust Flag Captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
PEOPLE ARE FRIGHTENED AT NIGHT.

Complaints have been made 20 the Health Depart
nlent Of the nuisance caused by the great amount OF
noise at intervals in the works OF the Citizens
Gas Light Company. at smith and Fifth stS. The com
pany ha, passed into the control Of syndicate Of cap
itali,ts who manufacture water gas by what 10 known
as the Mccse process Three times every night at IN
crvals Of three four hQur, loud noise occurs al
the works, waking people and Tightening them. Res,
dents near ly complain that their houses trcmble
The secretary of the COMPANY said Yesterday that the
noise incidental 10 the nauuiacture of gas and Il
was unavoidable lie also declared that the amount
OF noise had been esscncd. The company. however
has promised put end 10 the noise, and II IL does
not legal proceedings viii be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
BISHOP LorGLLIN I'LL WITH PLEURlSY.

Bishop Loughlin. The head Of the Roman Catholic
Diocese Of Brooklyn Is seriously III at his home, No w
Greene ave- with attack pcurisy. lie attended
the confirmation Of 400 children in the Church OF the
visitation on sunday. lie wa, taken Ill When he
reached home and DR.. B0dkin wa, sent for lie found
the patient suffering great pain. and diagnosed the case
As one Of plcuri>y. Yesterday afternoon DR.. Bodkn
said that the Bishop was somewhat better ana ne was
apprchcnsve of no immediate donger. Bishop Tough
I'm H. about seventy five wears old. lie Will nave been
Nfv years a priest in october neat. In 1888 he was
elevated 40 the bishopr!c and lie has had charge 81
the churches Long Island ever since. lie attended
A large number Of cOmncnccmcnts last week and was
exhausted by Ovcrwurk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
LITERARY DAY At CHARLOITESyILLE VA.

Charlottesville. Va, July IA The Joint ocleora
tion of the literary socctic, Of the University OF
Virginia AN adore, was delivered oy f. NJ Hammond,
Of Georgia Ton the dangerous tendcncc, Of the Gov
eminent 10 weaken state and strengthen National
powers and prcrogatives. The Magazine medal WAS
awMdcd to snoTden Marshal. Of Bait more. Memorial
service, were held thi, afternoon Ia honor OF the late
Professor Cabcll. Addresses were delivered by Drs.
FOrh,, of Philadelphia. George /. Harrison and
Literary society awarded the orators medal To
Edward t. Bowie. ot Tennessee. and the medal for
excellence IN debate 10 i. H. &. Cabcll, of Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

Allen V. Reed. Lieutenant Samuel c. Lemly Will DO
Judce- Advocate Of the court The troubles between
the Captain and the Admiral have been gong OH i'r
several months, and from the discharge o, T.,
cook nv the Captain without the permission Oh ln'
Admiral Lieutenant Lenly has been busy ior seNei,
days looking the reports that have Dec reteT Vii
ri the Department on the subject. ING ruI rii
prscnt nndings If fact to the Department, when VIII
make charge, IL they are justified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
AFTER rurRrY.slX YEARS SERVICE.

Assistant Chief Engineer John W. smith, Of the Fire
Department. sent communication to Fire Commits
sioncr Ennis yesterday asking 20 be allowed 70 retire on
halfpay on August he has served for twenty
years IN his present place and had previously served
fifteen years IN the New-Nork and Brooklyn Volunteer
Fire Departments committee composed OF Chief
Engineer Ncvius. Deputy Fire Commissioner Moore aud
Dr. smith reported IN favor Of granting his request
Mr. smith has accepted place under the National
Board OF Fire Underwriters. which Will pay him
81 500 a wear salary and $4,000 for travelling expensaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

wsshlnston july i-Nr C'D"0reil ~ Michigan
sh.irman of the House Committee ON Educauor, %
O., reported 81 Tie House the Educational Ad BIN
agreed upon by majority ~ ns rembers sinilsi IN
ia provisions IA the blair Educstioua hli Various
.,Atistcs concerning education stc produced. ara tho
report SAYS that the last - sus revealed 'e aemnn
fact that there we're 100000 inhabitants over ten
YEARS os age who could not resf ana 6,O0O.OOo 81
thc saiae age who we're unable to write TIE present
enumeration Will probably show, the report >,
that these numbers have been increased during the
has decade The report then describes the provisions
u the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

washington. July The President ioaA' 'eh' "
Che senate the following mobilization
N.vv- r.ssed Assistant ~nrgeons c. q. Herud pr and
\ q fteoesryger 10 he sureeons Tnan blaf kwofI.
of penns vlvania. and James u N1rth' w.. w N'N
Work, 10 be assistant surgeons. -
Ths President has app1n'td spencer r Grace, ~
Mas A. husetis u be mqfthfl ~ tr IN ~ ett's
C.nsnlsr Court at Foo Chow, China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
cryrR.L MANAGER JACK RESIGNS.

Jacksonville. July tSpecaD.-D. T. JACK 9eneea
,anaor If the jacksonville. Tampa and Key West Ran.
wav system. has resigned that oace. The oncisa
announcement is from President Coleman OF inc rosa, ~
s.n, =, hi. home IN Lebanon. Penn. JACK W.
p,. r,o-,d, manager OF the Southern Express COM
, and came into the Jscksonyue Iamps a. ssI u X
W., ~vsten wear through the iniuehhev .bere hy,
~ I'D Henry NJ Flaglcr II Is sald ,nnaas,dcn colS
~ atc been casbing Of interests 6et~fsaa WITH Placler
VI ~ Tho latter and Jack sded nu contra
ySng,er my has been trying for two years |" s' i'
of tna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
PENSION, ISSUED DURING TIE YEAR.

Washington. July l., The Pension once Issued during
the u.cal wear lust closed 63s pension certificates
| The number issued during the preceding year Wa
IL, 30. Of those issued during this wear $685.
v.fr original pensions increase Of nearly 1000
| ..,-cr ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
CUTICURA REsOLvENT

Tho new Blood and Skin purfer and greatest NJ Humos
Remedies internally ito cleanse the blood Of all impur
ties and poisonous elements, and thus the csuse
and Cuticura the great Skin Cure and Cutcura Soap
exquisite Skin Bcauther. externally TO clear the skin
and scalp and restore the hair speedily and
cure every species Of itching burning, scaly crusted
pmpy scrofulous and hereditary diseases and humon.
from infancy to age from pinples n scrofula.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
orroeIxG TlIE LEASE ~ THE ntFFALo PIER

OPPOSING TIE LEASE OF TIE BUFFALO PIER
Washington july I spcdMl.-Thc House Committee
on River, and laibor, gave q hearing to-day to tho
shin owtcr- 10 the GREAT Lakes who Oppose the lease
Of tie Government pier a, the mouth of the lunalo
River - tho Delssar Lacha~aund aud Western
Railroad The channel at tlH. point. IA" shipping
nen lisc D. already narrow, and any use Of the pier
D., the raroad com pauys vessels would be a gcrlous
ifnp. dimcnt % navigation at the very entrance 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

had the misfortune 70 bruise nv les
ana put piece Of sticking plaster on
10. inside OF week | had q tsrr,h NJ
leg. Ny wife became frightened az, and
sdviscd me 10 go 10 surgeon ven,
and d0ctored for two months. hut NO oood
was cone me, besides costing mo bjs
money. Ny leg had by this tine formed
into an ulcer, and got worse every day'
L could not stand it any longer ard
made Up my mind 20 90 10 hosnitai
and see IL could be helped / Wen,
to seyera! here IN the city. in tgrn. hnt
none could do me any good. had =
terrible leg. with hole In IL as big AZ
a a :, dollar, and pain ,hss aImSst SCI ne
termined to try Cuticurs Remedies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

Buffalo Harbor They also opposed the granting Oh
Government pier privileges 10 any railroad corpora
ton in any Of the lake harbors All the big slppng
lines on the lakes represented by Counsel me
fight over this Buffalo pier is old one, but IL Is
still waged with good deal Of vigor and energy Oh
both sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
To TRANSFORM TIE CITY CoCRT.

The suggestion was pat forth az the recent con.
ference Of Judiciary Commissioners Reynoms anu
Pearsan With the judges Of the CITY CONT .hA' l'
curt no known hereafter as the superior Court o,
ProokIvn and that il be provided with an danIoas
Judge and all the civil business OF the Iounts Io -
be transferred TO it, The suggestion VIII p'o0'"" w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
"A BURNING SORE LEG.
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors UseIes.. cr,,.
with Pain. Cared by Cufcsra Remedies.

About eight I wrote from wilke.h,,,.
Pa. describing how your wonderful remedies COM
pletcly cured OF a terrible eczema a, al,
rheum must now tell you what cutcura Remedies
hare araln On q t.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

obtained set, anu INSIDE OF I'VE weeks MY leg We
healed well as II except the terrible
N left fer reminder OF what terrible lei
These Remedies worth their weight In gold
JOHN THIEL, III East s6tn-st. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
,Ho11,uIx.; AND MAKING NEW COINS.

ABOLIaHIN'i AND MAKING NEW COINS
Washington july AT the meeting OF the senate
Finance Committee 10 day favorable reports wcr'
ordered upon the bill b. abolish the coinage OF ~ and
- sold COIN and the 3cent nickel coin, and on the
iiu authorizing the Director ~ the Mint 10 procure
new designs for the 80. - and 10 cent silver coins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

His half paw amounts to 80, 900 year. Among those
mentioned to succeed him are District Engineers James
pale and George A. Frost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
Five Hours 10 WnshingIon,


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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-17
Republican County Convention.

A Republican Convention for the
County of Brown will be held Thurs
day September 18th, 1890, at one o'clock
p. M. at Griffith Il Smiths Hall in the
village of Sleepy Eye Lake for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the
following positions: One Representative
to the Legislature; one Register of
Deeds, one Treasurer, one Superjntend-
emf of Schools, one County Attorney, one
County Auditor, one Judge of Probate,
one Sheriff, one Clerk of District Court,
one County Surveyor. one Coroner, and
delegates to the Ninth Senatorial Dis
trict Convention, and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before the convention. The delegates
from the different districts will also
nominate candidates for county COM
missioners. The basis of representation
will be one delegate for each fifty votes
Or major fraction thereof, cast for Ben
jamip Harrison for president in 1888,
and one delegate at large for each vot-
ing precinct The several towns of the
county are entitled to delegations as
follows: Albin, 3; Bashaw, 2; Burns.
town, 4; Cottonwood, 2; Eden, 2; Home,
2; Lake Hanska, 3; Leavenworth, 2;
Linden, 3; Milford, 2; Mulligan, /;
North Star, 2; New Ulm. 9; Prairie
vile, 2; Sleepy Eye, 4; Stark, l; State
u, l; Sigel, 1.
BY order of the Republican County
Committee.
ALBERT BLANCHARD
Chairman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-17
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will sell on his
farm in Milford on Monday, Oct. 6. 4
horses, 5years old, horse, years old.
l mare, ten years old, | mare colt. OK
years old, 2 horses. years old, l tn, lee
year old and one year old colt, IS
COWS, u helfers. 5 years old, z steers,
one year old. "a hogs, Minneapolis &
| Empire Binder. Circular Saw with
horse power complete. l new tanning
mill, riding cullivater. cross andsI
breaking pillow, harrows, l seeder al
most new. corn planters, l hay-rake,
l Grass mower, 2 lumber wagons, |
Platform Spring wagon. Bob S,eichs.
Gutter. 4 Double Harness. single
buggy harness. household goods. such
as stoves, bed-steads etc. and farm
implements too numerous to mention.
Terms will be made known at the day
of sale Anton Henle
John Albert. Auctioneer.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-17
Notice of Board of Public Works.

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
my OF The Board of Public Works of the
City OF New Ulm in Brown County.
Mimi, to be held at the City Clerks Of
flce OF said city, on Sept 25tb, 1890, at
clock p. m. of that dav, the said
Board of Public Works will make The
assessments of benefits derived from
the local improvements, made in said
city and authorized by said Board. here.
matter set out, to the owners OF real
property fronting thereon. 1o-wit:
l. For laying water mains il, Mime.
sofa Street in said city from Sd North
Street to Isl South Street
= For laving wa:er mains ip Isl
North Stree: in said city from Park
Street 10 State Street.
3. For LAYING water mains in State
Street in said city from Centre Street
to 1st North Street.
4. For sprnkling Minnesota Street
from Sd North Street to 1st Soulh Street
forthe season of 1890.
Any person Interested in said assess.
ments may appear before said Board
at said time.
BY order of the Board of Public Works.
LOUIS ScHILLING,
% Clerk