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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
nandball On a HOLIDAY.

Wash!ngton's Birthday celebrated In duo form by
the handball players At the Brooklyn Iandbal Clubs
court the playing was particularly prominent Dr.
Smith. who came out with such brilliant record on tho
late club day. was on hand bright and early He was
particularly anxious to give Champion Casey another
go" and he did It, although the honors were oven
This however. means great deal against the cham.
pion OF the world. Tho Doctor took Patrick Quinn
HURRICANE player OF old Ireland . partner while The
to assist linn. The latter pair led of In cyclons
FASHION. but wound up IN u Calm The scores were;
Casey and j. Gafmody. Il 10 ip -7S
ths part Of The conntry doubled with Joe De eau.
s s" Xs III 9snpn ugSss e
lying cSoss :sots strong game and retired with
rrendsrgast and Observation-Disclosures 10 81 "a
hhhley anu De Cautiluoh.. IL 1H-53
Uncle ns%sy saEs the most astonshing perform
E'ss t S se Sp.s
jerry ana h% Tnsr Tp
were beaten hAndily. The score: ~'
Aewey and PrenderRast. 81 a,,,
Ae@"uoh sho ASohergAn 10 1917
rohers straight rnss psan Sens
cols three straight. - o"''ol anu w. ose'
Crowds nocked to the Hoboken Handball and R,cous,
challenge the Tanis 81 To-. sSP,S
psri ne GHy one that has answered the dea in
EMns Ms went uISn sntirsy tack
nsrs the ' sa ~ a. sh Z. sS
payss II you'd fdIr ssr,.ns had
The rssu as' Il SsnaSasi
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skstips Races Postpoaes.

N.warssu: FEB 2a.Tbs national sk.tipg races have
cAR'be found 70 skatt ON owiDS " wsfsi weather.
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COUNTRY cLrB MARxsMEy
shoot Pigeons IN Honor OF the Father Of
less Country.

Iis Country.
The handsome house OF the Country Club
was thronged yesterday with members VINO
celebrated Washlngton's' Birthday by having
Jolly time. The day was devoted to riding
and driving about the grounds. social con.
verse. and palatable lunch. The main event
was the regular club shoot. which developed
some Interesting contests. Among those
present at the house and who Witnessed the
shooting were Sir Duncan T. Cameron. sir
Roderick Cameron,. Duncan -, ELLIOTT. Jr,
fprpHn s. H. Bets. ( R.n a Milf Eli:
Elisha byaf. Jr. Miss Bcstgiok, I. fparS-
ham, c %psSY s ssods + s BsIdSIn
BB' Psrso q & Fsn psSS s Psaie %ordsn
A. M't &stsop Nh Mr ea and Mrs. MAR &a,en ssersy
II. Bnlkley. Miss Havemeyer. and Mrs. Prescott
strong wind blew against the traps. driy.
we're strong flyers an assseSb a ss tn sr %n y
events on the programme. and they resulted
s:i!': h hsssas y T. ssH Emmett
.SS sa, SoiTi. Pa 81 Is: .SS R:ss.
d Th q T A. Sor = Emmst
Third Event-Thre0 birus. Two yards Dnck OF nhnul'
can two misses and out Eorre, ~ yards. 5: Ruther
ford. - yards, 81 Thebaud. 81 yar.s. .; Caawell "a
= 81 ssEG: II a
Fourth Event-rhree doubles. ties, miss and out at
singleshirds Norrie. 81 Reyna 81 Ruth.rford 3; The
f Essr S Ts.Ssasa oas
Norns, .; Thebaud. 2; Caswol. U; Rutherford. U:
Schfiein. o; Thorne.
The days sport was concluded with NUM-
Der Of contests at the traps between various
members Of the club.
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Saturday night The score: W.
Hee,jer. i6o G. Boeijsi. las: 6stertss i5s Total.
Eccentrlc,c; Munat. yr. Jos: c. Mundt. sr. 1877: r.
Hrno sarteh 1s B arch III H'sW G. au as
The Columbus Market two-mc team tournament h..
the ss
'f fab and Holman
FEB 2t.Dolsn and sunnernan More and cowper,h.
Feb 25@IIicis and Jennings Carter and cute. John.
w ;ss,S s s9s Meyer Fielding and copea
March 2,Swattz and Naethins johnson and Roe.
Mare sns Wise and no,,,n
March s-cnrtor and clue. Price and Meyer. Holman
March sIJohnson and Roe. Young and strutbers.
March v-lllcks and Jennings. Dolan and sunnerman
March 0-Swartz ana Nasthins. Wise and Bolrath.
March s.,Fieiding and Cewperthwait. Hicks and
HGy sa po,n
iS IS ana Msys. More and coxps.a
NaFs and Wsrden v. DS,sn and sunnermsh. Johnson
ana
sunnernan
Three games were rolled in the Lincoln Club tourua.
ment OF Brooklyn ON Saturday night. The scores:
FIRST GANH.
ficken. l2I: Brown. lie: Belden. i22: Berry. i4v.
Voiet~Pearce lo2: stockwelL l4s: Halsey. 1873.
Goldberg. ia: Hyde. 1885, Phillips Ia; Furman. 1853
SECOND GAME.
Black-w. Plat. 1c2: Masters ITO: Hallock 9s: Nc.
Clements ~; scringeour lul; Ii. Plat. 1874; Butler
Goldberg; liz; Hyde. 11o Phillips 1855; Farmsn. 49,:
THIRD CANE.
Black Plat. JAG: Nssters 12s; Hallock, 1877: Mo.
Clements. rs scrmgsour. 1872; II. Plat lsi: Butisr
Eieksn;. lit: Brown. los; Beiden. i2l; Berry. az
In the South Brooklyn Dual League tourney Of Brook
Dbx ss ,nst 1ta Fy1 lS Nur
Doushsrty. $50: IassasI; iso: Total 76a. ~ 'o'
stein 14i Bennett. i29: Murphy. I67: G,blett i5o.
Logan Thouhboran. ,!24: Woods. 1877: .FIess. lit;
sxsS H. 'fSxs asy
dent and ~, 50 teams IN the Eastern District tourna.
ment OF Brooklyn on Saturday evening. The scores;
GAnr.
Indsnsndsnt-Wichern 1ts ranlson. l73: Kathleen.
, 3D. lRs s as5
SECOND
SO so-Waidhauer. 1853; freshman. 1888; Menner lat:
Iempeton-Be!enTach 1870; iiidebrand. 1888; Worth. |
132; uerzberger. 13l; kammerer lS5. Total, T76.
THIRD GAM.
Walters. l46: AIsmns. I20 Total liz.
1876: Fici iSS; Mensr lei. Tota USs. 1905 ""'n'en
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JOINT ARMORY GAMES.
The esthearsis and Nsnth Regiment Aasrd
NV GOOD Sport.


The Joint games OF tho Cathedral Athletic
| Association and Company E. Ninth Regiment.
were held at the latter's armory in West
Twenty. sixth street last night. Tho attendance
was large and while the meeting was made
Conspicuous by the absence OF our crack
amateurs. the contests were OF an order that
set the crowd wild with enthusiasm. and not
much moro could DO asked for. The manage
ment was excellent, the eight competitions
terminating at a seasonable hour.
During the progress OF the games q slight
FIRE was discovered In Company Els room. but
was eTtingnished before any damaGe, wa ns
The results 81 the games follow:
Ksansydyy . fs ps's se. sm n.ts son as By
;s 81
b. ss, .5h ~ tess time ,ssoRd Fourth
@s sseoaas rim hs.s Won f y O. sinner
a imf :1S ss won by Kennedy. Mo-
SIX :sssaai f@s: So seconds: sssssa heat Won BY
sITinsi 6Ss; Won BY slime. Kennedy second. and
heat won BY I. .Roshsrsys Star 4. O: A. Menge. New
ssss s!' .fssas HPs ;sSn' eis.
$ ~ Sssn .ssss.
9y rc ~ s.snEras second aud sAhsn third
%s snasa x re sas s.s
second. and Y. II. Whitlach. Prospect Harrieru 90
yartiaL third. Time, 2 minutes 10 seconda
pect Harriers: j. Mooney. Xavier A. A.. SECOND. and
60 20 seconds
One-nilo Handicap walk-won by Morris Levy. B.
A. G. 45 seconds LtebEold. Pastiine A. Y. scra!ch)
second and A. Thorpe. Cathedral A. A. third Time.
-Four. hundred nd.torty yard Handicap Run - Won
by J. r. Dvney, Star A. c. (25 yards; 2. Mckinney.
ta2 ysrds,. third. Time. SO 10 seconds. ,,.
One mile Novice Run-riryt heat won by D. Ftnerty
xsyisr A. Al Z. Q. siader. Xavier 4. 4, second; G
WAlkanp 81. stephens A. A.. third; q Cleveland
s sss ,, hss. Won by E. BayRes cSSf'
third: 4. 7. Jones. y. u. G. A. fourth. Time 8 min.
utes is 5 seconds. Final heat won by Baynes Dean
second aud Jones third. Time. minutes IL seconds
3ns,ne tiAnd,is.p RGn,won bg G. D. Gsrdi sn Man
go yarsl second and N. II. Bailey Wayne A. Y. u4O
yards) third. Time minutes ~ 36 seconds
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BOWLING.
The Gotham Bowling club gave their annual prize
bowling supper and reception at Turn HAL In East
Fourth street on Sunday night. Tie scores:
LADIES' GAMF,
GkSTLINAS's CANE.

Thun,. 100: King. 100: Ostertag. 1903: Setter 1op:
schenk lt5 G; +. Migu!.h 20; schchte 157: Bach
nsbeH.,en 81 L9 orch ~; soESaas 10 Ksrtsshsr
l4; Osterwaid "a: Casselman. d5 Ereminei. No:
Schrcyer, 100: MehrnR. III; Antenon 30; Weber. ~;
II. kcrtschcr. ~: Foertsch. JOB; Markthsler. 5U:
DOett Ter. -
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suited as follows:
Observation-Disclosures. 81: vetter. 40, Humrel, ~;
Beck, 81. Total IS7. ~
zig Zag-krcitzberg. SO; Bridenbach, 81; EnRlehart
~: icckmnnn 81: Worthen II; Mack. ~: Ellmauer,
81: Carly. u. Total. 431.
The deciding game between the Eccentric and Cy.
clone teams rolled the Terrace Garden alleys on
Saturday night The score:
Cyclone-FegeI 1to: Prior. 1854: Chase l41 seivert,
144: Setter. l5I; Farley. 40; A. Boettjer 40; II,
Boettjer 100: C. Boettjer 135: ostertag 1853 Total.
Eccentric-C Mundt. Jr. los: C. Mundt sr, 1877: r.
Klein 1876: Kuhn. 2oa: Widnayer. 1.0: Oswald, I4U;
Arnold 49, J. Bartch. 1877 H. Bartch. 1918 o. C. Mundt
1853. Total. Las.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20

the Great Northern Railway company thAx IL
1nfiucnce IS at times exertcd with q view &c
maintaining uniformity of prices at competitive
points: and its action in this respect is claimed
20 be justified as q means OF securing it's 1egitr
mate proportion OF business a common car.
rier. 1t was also insisted on the part OF said
company that it frequently
CAUSED PRICES TO BE RAISED
among buyers along its own lines as such COM
petltiye points as to accord with the prices
being paid along the lines OF competitive roads.
properly tributary to its Own line Further
than his the said company disclaim any at
tempt to interiors With prices obtaining at any
OF these markets. There is some evidence tend
ing to show that the said company has at
tempted 70 coerce compliance with its require
ments III the matter OF prices by threats to em-
barrass the business of local buyers: but there
Is no evidence which shows or tends TO show
that in any OF such instances the said company
In fat embarrassed the local shipper in his bust
ness or evinced any hostility to him.
The committee finds that the producing inter
estS OF the state are at this time. as they have
been for n long time III the past the victims
grain manipulators throughout the country.
We'll devised and ably executed manipulations
on the part OF Chicago spectators have un-
doubleday resulted in greatly depressing prices.
This implies a financial loss to the farmers in
this state of many millions The COMMITTEES
Will hereinafter suggest an appropriate recon-
mendation to the legislature to meet this men-
AGING evil. The producers OF wheat should be
untrammeled in placing their crops upon tha
markets OF tho world They should stand on
an equal footing OF the most powerful i'll this re-
gard. AS they cannot in Justice ask for other
than reasonable facilities they should IT al
times euiOY nothing less. y
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20
ST. BRENDAN's VOYAGE.

Among pre- Columbian discoveries
of America the claims of the Morse
men-or, properly speaking Icelan-
ders-who, by their low stature and
features, are somewhat different from
the characteristic Swedes and Nor
wegians-and of the Welshmen under
Prince Madoc are fairly well known;
but those in favor OF an Irishman,
st. Brendan, bishop OF Clonfert, in
Kerry, are not SO familiar to us, all
though they are to the French.
According to eleven different Latin
manuscripts in the National Library,
Paris, one OF which dates from the
eleventh century, ST. Brendan left
Tralee Bay about a. D. $50 on a
mission to the undiscovered country
which he believed to exist beyond the
Atlantic. The vessel he emb parked in
with his companions and provisions,
including five pigs, was caught in
current, and after a voyage OF many
weeks he landed IN a strange country,
where he taught the natives the
truths of christianity.
After seven years he returned to
Ireland, and subsequently tried a
second voyage to the same country,
as he had promised to revisit it but
was baffled by the wind and tide He
died in the order Of sanctity in SIS,
aged ninety-four years. The curious
thing is that when Cortez invaded
Mexico he found the natives in
possession Of some OF the doctrines, of
christianity, which they said had
been taught them by a stranger clad
in q long robe, who came to them
from the Holy Island beyond the sea
in a ssboat with wings many CEN
turtles before and promised to return
to them. The advent of Cortez was,
in fact, hailed as ful6llment OF this
tradition.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20
Wanted to DO .Penance,

Sorrowful looking man-.And it
doesn't hurt at all to have your
tooth pulled?
Dentist-Not a Bit Climb right
into this chair.
mo; | guess I'll buy a new pair oil
shoes. played the races yesterday
and feel that | ought to be punished"
BOSTON Post.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20
II. HANSCHEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Estimates on buildings or on materi-
al and labor, more especially on ma
son work, furnished on applications
Prompt attention given ali work and
satisfaction guaranteed. The sale of
all kinds of cement, lime, adamant Ia
new kind OF hard plaster) and plaster
hair aspecialty.
NEW ULM, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-11

Assessment for COlbOrne street,
Prom West Seventh Street to
Superior Street.
Thos Days Subdivision of Block 9, Stinson,
Brown and Ramsevs Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Assmt
Alva L. Roe $50
Thos Days Subdivision of Block 2. Stinson.
Brown and Ramsey's Addition to ST.
Paul
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Assessor ent for Indiana Avenue.
From South Wabasha Street TO
Edyya rd Streef
South Wabasha street to Concord
Street.

est 81. PahI'FrUper.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot Block. Assm't
The lawton iteal Estate TO. O 81 3522
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Leech's Addition to st. Paul.

Assessment for McBoai Street,
From Wilkin Street to Douglas
Street.
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Holcombe's Addition to 81. Paul

Assessment for Sherburne Avenue,
From Rice Street to Dale street.
Magoffin and Breckenridge's Addition to
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Assessment for st. Adams Street,
From Carroll Street to ROndO
Street

As sessment for st. Anthony Ave.
nue., From Rice Street to Dale
Street,
A G. Fuler's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner aud Amt of
Description. Block Assm't
Est of Nj Greve Except St.
Anthony ayenue) -. .... 81 40
Gem Addition TO ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Assm't
Ernst T. Tibbling S - OS
Healeys Subdivision of West Ia OF Lots la. IA
and Is. Block 10, Elicit Bernheimer and
Arnold's Addition to ST. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
description. Lot Assm't
Henry Angelroth ........ .. STA
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Irvine's Addition to West St. Paul

Assessment for Fillmore, From Ed.
ward street to South Robert
Street.
Bazille and Roberts Addition to West 81.
Paul.
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Assessment for Virginia Avenue,
From summit Avenue to Nelson
Dayton and Irvine's Addition to St. Paul

Assessment for Virginia Avenue,
From Nelson Avenue to University
Avenue.
Grace's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Block Assm't
st. ,seph's Female Academy. S3S AZ
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N. LEHNEN rh Hasi AnsIyt! ;,s, and

Office and Lab, No. l33 East Fifth street.
st Paul, MINI. Personal attention given
TO all kinds Of AsSaying, Analysing and
Testing. Chemistry applied for Ill arts
aid manufacturers.
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Assessment for Chestnut street.
From seventh Street to Levee.
wins,ow's Addition to ST. Paul.

Assessment for Chestnut Street,
From seventh Street to Pleasant
Avenue.
Partly in Rice and IrYine's Addition and
Partly in Dayton and Iryine's Addition to
st, Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt OF
Description Lot Block Assm't
Michael Defiei Ia Is SI0.3D
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Assessment for Western Avenue.
From Marshall Avenue to Como

Assessment for Western Avenue.
From Marshall Avenue to Como
Avenue.
Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description Lot Block. Assm't
Mary j: o'Brien, south 40
Ja ,ast {. II T i; south Is feet 10 sl.Ss
F. G Warner. north u of.ao asS' So So
Kuhns Subdivision of Part of Lafonds Ad-
dition to St Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description Lot Block Assnl't
W. Casey Observation-Disclosures. % s..
Smiths Subdivision of Blocks 2. 6. and s.
Stinson's Division, ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm,t
Josiah Fairchild ...3O s S6.2j
NJ, E. Campbell, north il
7 feet 8 Of :o,;;i % . ss 8 2.o5
of north So feet of. -. 59&69 8 EOS
Johnstones Subdivision of Bloek 1, Stinson's
Division, St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
DESCRIPTION. Lot. Assm't
Lucia Ken. ............-..3I SOB
same ;;......:........'....- I'D 2.03
ID. d. Harrington. .-........ 49,. aG3
Humphreys Addition to ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description Lot Block Assm't
john Mungen; 1890. 10y SOB
Henry z. Goodenow. west is
OF 9S
Jacob Pogreba IL as
Ali i'll the City Of ST. Paul, County OF Ram
sey and Stale of Minnesota. when and where
all persons interested may attend and be
heard.
All objections 10 The entry Of judgment ON
SAID assessment must be served upon the
Corporation Attorney at least five days before
the said day of application.
CONRAD W. MILLER. City Treasurer.
juiyl1-2t
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b. IL Hawks Subdivision of Winslow's Ad-
di;ian TO ST. Paul.
supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block Assmt
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Assessment for Seventh, street,
From Third Street 20 TuscarOra


Rice and Irvine's Addition to St Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block Assm't
A. B. Wright northeast: y i3 53 81 6S
A b. Wilgus, northeast -
feet of northwest so feet
of southwest 40 feet off,. II % LII
Partly in Rice and Irvine's and Partly in Day
ton and Irviue's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block. Assm't
Cora l.. Robertson 81 S33t
Leech's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Assmt
r. S. Kirkpatrick $500
Ewing d Chute's Subdivision Of Lots 8 and
z Block l. Leech's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Assm't
Joseph Staley South OF Seventh
Mann's Encouragement of Part of Block 5.
Leech'S Addition to St Paul
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Summit Park Addition to ST. Paul
Holcomb's Addition to st. Paul.
Assessment for Summit Plaee.Fron,
Dayton Avenue TO Rondo Street

Dayton Avenue TO Rondo Street.
Dayton and Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot Block.Assm't
NJ. A. Presley. south " of
except Josette street, -. 5 So SI.Tl
Chambers Encouragement of Lots 1 to IL.
Block II, Konde's Addition to ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Assm-t
L. L. Ordway -. 1 81 -
Rondo's Addition to St Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
description. Lot Block. Assm't
j. Osweiler except south 10
feet off,. ...........H 1.75
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-11

Assessment for Sprinkllng I'M
Sprinkling District No. 5, Under
Contract Of Nicholas Feyen, for
reason Of 1891.
The owners and description OF real estate
are as follows:
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Assessment for University Avenue,
From Kfec Street TO Dale Street.

Supposed Owner and Am'tc
Description. ASSN
John Is. Pewters-Conlmentfng on
south line of University avenue
I24 fee. west from west line Of
Rice street; thei:ce west ~ feet:
thence south at right angles IA
feet: thence east u feet: thence
north l24 feet 10 beginning bei..l
III st. Paul, Minnesota -. 49,. 81:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-11
Assessment for OaLdale Avenue,
From state street to Page street.

Woodbury. ana cascs Addition to West st.
i7aEl.
supposed Owner nd Amt of
Description Lot. Block Assmt
n. T. Nufiarity and T.. H.
Seal, norfhefly 10 feet of. l. 10 $3.50
Ella Il. Lawtcii. norilicriy5n
feet of soutleriy ~ feet of 10 345
james Miller. northeriy 80
feet of soutllerl: POO fcetU 10 245
James King, northeriy <, feet
of soulherl' t5iI feet Of 10 2.45
Vest ST. P..i;l iical Estate and Improvement
syndicate Addition No. to st. Paul
Suri,ose.i Owner AID AM. Of
Dissertation. Lot Block Ass mt
Ch3s. Meeiian. -:.......... s SLUG
Capital City Rca, Estate and
Improvements Syndicate. 0 1.06
Geo. IL. Hnrd ....1o 1g6
same Observation-Disclosures. Is 1yi
Alexander Lslnauxeux. .....l1 l.9d
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Assessment Tor We,tern Avenue,
From Goodrich Avenue TO Harr1-
son Avenue.
-Leech's Out Lots. St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Assm't
F. Schranna, west y OF north
133t2 feet OF west " of south
west a of except Sturgis
ottcet 81. II
Licheustein's Subdivision of Northwest u
of Lot ). Leech's Out Lots. ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt
Description. Lot. Assm't
NJ. Kopperi Except Western ave-
Id. ifNlJ o.
same except Western ave
nue) ............. -. ....1 10, l1&l2 SO
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Assessor emit for St. Clair Street,
From West seventh Street TO Duke
st.eet.
Nhitacre. Turner aad Lepper's Subdivision
'of Bloc&i, WILLIS Addition 10 ST. paal.
Supposed Owner AID Amt of
Desc.ip .io-i. - fot.Efock. "A ssm-
Mary Began. east p feet
of l. S,.45
Thos. Days Subdivision nf BLOCK = Stinson,
Brown and EallseJs Audiiiopio ST. Paul
supposed Owner and Amt of
A. Description. Lot Block Assm't
Snow and Doiaa..lj = So 81
Watson and Rices Subdivision &C of Book
l. Stinso.. Brown AID I;anscy's Addition
to ST. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block ASSN
Chas. ". Reil.... ~
J. j. Watson ............. t.75
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HoIcombe's Addition to st. Paul.

Assessment for IL ondo Street, From
Rice Street to Dale Street.
Rondo's Addition st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Thomas Wheeler, east -
Young and Morsette's Subdivision of Lots
9and 10. Block J. Rondo's Addition to st.
Paul.
Supposed OW ner and Amt of
Description Lot. Assm't
Warren S. Briggs 81 S3
Kuhn's Subdivision of Block s. Rondo's Ad-
dition to ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
description Lot. Assm't
Katherine Kuhn 3 $2.4S-
same. ....4 2iS
Herman Theikamp. ...5 24S
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fsITY NoTICE-NoTICE FOR JUDO
~ ment-Office Of the City Treasurer. ST.
Paul. MIMI. July II. 1927 will make APP
plication to the District court in and for the
County Of Ramsey and State of Minnesota
a. the special term to be held Saturday, July
3d. 1892, at the court house, in ST. Paul Min
nesota. for Judgment against the several lots
and real estate embraced in warrant in my
for the collection OF unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon. for
the hereinafter-named special assessments
Assessment for Sprankling in
Sprinkiing District No. 8. Under
Contract OF Thomas Reilly for
Season of 1891.
The owners aud description of real estate
are as follows:
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nth s Subdivision of Blocks 0, 10. Is and
Siipson's Division, st. Paul.

michael oubdivision of Block Il, Stinson's
Division. ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block. Assm't
E. E. Ickler and JAS EBen-
edict, east W of PA 50 as
Aug. Sherdin, west l2 of 2I 9 IS
Fled Pomplum. ,19 173
Subdivision of Block Il, Stinson's Division,
st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description Lot Block. Assn1.t
Iuhrie hetter IL i 81 10
james A. Longinotti. ..I 5s4a
same...-... -.....2 LIS
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Assessment for 81. Adams Street,
From Goodrich Avenue to Fair
mount Place.
Encouragement of Highland Park Addition
10 ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. AssInt
Bacon and Coleman, north
" of lot IA and ......16 9 S3.27
same and same, south " of
10. "a" and 49,. Al 2 600