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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-19

CHANCERY SALE OF LARGE VACANT Lon,
" BEING LOT 4. SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE
- IN WASHINGTON CITY. DC, FRONT
ING On AND FIRST STREETS SOUTH
EAST.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, passed in Equity No H. PA (Shields
VS. Young ct al. , will sell at public auction, ia
front q the premises. on WEDNESDAY, MAY TWEEN
Tb-FlFTH, 1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, lot num-
bered four a., in square south " square numbered
city. ID. G.
Terms Onethrd cash. and residue in one and two
Years from day of sale. with interest payable semi
annually, for which purchaser will give notes. all
cash IL desired. ZOO deposit required at time of sale.
Fifteen days given 10 comply with terms, and all
yeyanCing at cost If purchaser.
JOB BARNARD,
800 9Th st. n. W. Z r-.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Z irusteee.
4N6 La. ave. N. W. J
THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. myl3-dSds
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers.
III IL.
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.my17-eoss. GEo. v. sTii6KNEY Trustees
II ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON j. STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS

No lSE, folio $40 ct seq. one Of the land records
for the District OF Columbia ana at the request of the
tees viii offer 70. sale in front o: ne by
DAY of MAY; ID. lSsr,. at JO'CLOCK 2. the fol-
LOWING described real estate, known and distinguished
As lot nity-two (5). in Sarah and Henry Pothurys
subdivs Of the east Ss@ feet of lot numbered
teen 90, in square numbered seventy three (sS,
said subd vision 10 recorded ia Book IA folio H. Of
the records OF the surveyors Office of the District Of
Columbia. to1ether with all the rights. essemeilts.
privileges and appurteuanses to the belonging
or In anywse thereto appertaining.
Terms: One-third CASA the residue In and two
years, with interest at Per cent Per payable
semi-anpually, secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold, or 81 cash. At the option Of the purchaser
deposit of ZOO required upon acceptance of bid.
the terms Of sale not complied with In fifteen days
from the day Of sale the trustees the night To
resell the properly. the risk and cost uf the default
in9 purchaser, ve days Acknowledgement u such
resale in soane newspaper published in Washington
D. e. All conveyaneing and recording at the cost OF
the purchaser.
S SES. 3 3. RR ETTffiS Trustees.
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u ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO. Auc,ionecrs

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TO PAY sroG AGE
On SATURDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY -FIEs r.
ISL at len O'CLOCK. will sch. at the auction
rooms Of Ratclife. barr K Co $40 pnnnSvivAnia
Avenue a,"I northwest. Two Trunk. and one, Chest.
All parties interested will please take notice.
mylS-d GEORGE WATTS
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We will offer for sale. front Of the ,rrinsss ON
MEnNESDAl, NAY rwINrN-FIFTH ~ ALI
fASI IN uCisoCk D. VI, parts II lots II and -,
SQUARE III. with improvements thereon consisting II
ANEW thrce- story and haSemVnt brick housr now
under rental At $50 pr month HouSa il handsomely
finished VITA AL modern appliances lrie k-sei fur
nares, electric bells osirn man;.ls filing laundry
appnances and Is paperrsl thr, ughoat Lot - 81 fct
front and runs hack to large alley.
Terms OF safe One-ihir'i une-fonrth cash balance
IN ohe Two and thrcc years. NJ q y-r cent 500 down
II time Of sale. Terms he ca,npliei with in ,fte.f
days from day of sale. RArCIIFFE, DARR A Jsl
niyiS-l&as Ara-,,,ne....s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On SECOND STREET BETWEEN

PROPERTY On SECOND STREET BETWEEN
AND Ii STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of a dec. of trust dated the lst day OF
Anil, 1892 and daily recorded in Liber 1886 folio
Columbia, and az the request uf the party secured
thereby. tGe undersigned trustees will sell pn,li
auction III front uf tine 4 elnises ,n FRIDAY, MAY
TWENTi-SE\ ENrH, 1892. 1T FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ tie south TART ui "t Is in the ixinal snbdvi
alley. anu improved Ivy .wu-story pressed-brick
house. with and bath, located the west
side Of I'd stieet between q and II streets southwest
All convey inr'nr and ding Purchasers cos.
300 de ell at the Tine OF sale Terms made
Known at sale. JOHN o. JOHNSON,
K. A. MORRISON.
mylI-lSts
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
IL go Pa. ave n.

VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING THE NEW TWo;SIoRY BAY-wINpoM
PRESSED-BRlCk RESIDENCE NO liza
THIRD STREET NoRTHwEST, BY AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. NAY TwENTY-FouRTH, lssye
Al FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. we will sell by public auc-
ton in front If tn. premises,
The NORTH FIFTEEN FEET FRONT BY THE
DEPTH THEREOF OF LOT 4, SQUARE -,
Improved by the new 2-story window pressed
brick house No. liza ID ST.. containing z rooms
bath and cellar: an elegant opportunity 10
home or 20 make an investment.
Terms liberal and made known at sale A deposit
of 500 required at the time of sale. Terms
piled with in ID days from the day Of sale. All convey
an iny, Sc.. ut the cost of the purchaser
ml4-dSds RATCLIFFE. DARk A co, Auctioneers.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
WARFARE nnF SriibiNS H2T ER2NTING q

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
kEP SEyEYTH sJhEETs tTBLlS
SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. we Shall sell in front Of the
premises p, 9s in square u hayins 20 fee. from;
very desirable building lot. and should consni the
Terms Of sale: Onethird rash. balance in six and
ten months. for notes bearing interest from day Of
sold. 1900 down when property Is struck on. All
WaLrER CO.. Aue
RATCLIFFE. DARR co. .Aucts.. go Pa av. N W.
sFREEr BEGK N2SSE ~ 10 1874
SSFp s # NV Fys dwESTK
vii offer sale BY rnIlie auction in front Of tie
Fronting IS, SUE 81 LOT IT. SO s9 }Js and
streets southWcssby the depth thereof Improved by
Terms: Over and above an incumbrance of $500
Gss Sr ~ s It. Il I the opon e the m
with IN Fifteen DAYS FROM day Q; sale or the right to
reserved. All c'nveyancfng, recording &c., at the
inylD-dSis KATcLIFFE. DARR Il CO.. Aucts.
Il ATCLIFFE, DARR Il CO. .Aucts. $50 Pa. ave. n W.
VERY ninth SNb sPs
sf Or TitfSRAY "A A I NAY TWENTY
SELL Bf public AUCTION, IN FEoNT OF THE
ALL 90 sPt E3Ts d. AsDs'
80 On Ts M
!, n adnrahy Sdapsed e IN, an dSantagsoas smdysl9n
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in one and
and be.r,nf pei cent l~r annuin: i;,e--t ravao.e
apos "a 500 q oh sh o At sss I
Terms to be ronplied with in days from the day
cost Of the defatng purchaser Ali T. convcyantins
ana reror'iins at tile pii,chas ,rsc.st
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WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND REJECTS
BY AUCTION,
BEING OUR REGULAR
WEEKLY DISPLAY OF
CU.,SiGSMESrS FROM
FAMILIES RFFURNISHING
AND LEAVING THE CITY.
WILL OCCUR Al OUR
ELEGANT SALES ROOMS,
G.2U PENN. AVE. n W.,
SATURDAY MOliNiSG. MAY TWENTY-EIRST,
AT ZEN O'CLOCK.
This sale contains Walnut. Cherry. Oak. Ash and
Cut.ay. Chamber 5e's and Odd l1acts Walnut Mar
BILE top and Oak SiieDosrds. China Closets, Elegant
Almost New iarUr Suites (used but a short tiIne),
Corchcs md oun.es. Oak ENreusron Tnb'es OGE
Bent Wood and otner Dining Chairs. Library fnrni-
tlir,. Toilet are, Shnck and Hair Mattresses new
and second hand Pillows and B,lsteis, Fanny horl-
and CuAirs nu Ca. e:s, Ia Curtains and Poles
Ehgravrgs and OH Paintings, Kitchen u ni,ure and
ALSO
TWO SAFETY BICYCLES,
1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (in perfect order)
= CREEDMOOR RIFLES
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. IN FRONT OF OUR
ROOMS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS rs 70 psoiasffffoSrMESr on ACCOUNT OF
WEATHER. GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
RATCLIFFE, DAHR & Co,
my19-2t Aucis.
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p ATcLrFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON FIRST uST) STREET BETWEEN L AND
Pierce STREETS NORTHWEST. IN WASH
1NGrON. ID. G.
BY virtue of decree passed in the of Rudolph
tichhorn aRainst Henry T.. Courtney and Others
Eqmty No 1916. the UNDERSIGNED as trustee. will,
IN front of the PREMISES. ON WEDNESDAY. THE
tlRST DAY OF JUNE. 4. ID. 1892. at HAIF-pAST
1--WE O'CLOCK NJ, offer for SALE at lublic auction
~ that real estate known lots Nos Al ~ and AZ in
W; X. Johnsons subdivision Of square No. tS90.
Terms Of sale one-thri 80 cash. balance OF pur-
chase money in six aud twelve months from day 81
sale for which The purchaser or purchasers shall give
irolnissory notes. with interest from day Of sale
or all cash at the option of the purchaser purchss-
rs. on ratification of sale sales by the No
deed gwen unit! all purchase ana interest shall
have been paid. deposit OF $50 will h. required
each lot when sold All cunNeyanciug az purrhase
cost Terms Of sale must he complied with within f-
teen day from day of sale
RUDOLPH ElCHHoRN, Trustee,
u ~ aDfn n
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4 ATlMER Il SLOAN. Aucts.. 14O7 q st.


7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts., l4O7 @ St.
5000 CHOICE PLANTS FROM J. R. FREEMAN
On FRIDAY neRsE sAs( Hk} TWENTIETH lse
scoms we shall sell large and choice collection
n1 myisp plants OF e'frs s afsMifEsn SLOAN Auc
u ATCL1FFE DARR CO, Anctioneers
vER sTk HAhp.RhE EyltPTSe Lot On sEvENTH
os rFkkKlHpsSY BY fAgGI!9SS MAY TWENTIETH
At TIVE O'CLOCK. We will offer Tor sale. in front OF
sa HoT 3 g.,
Fronting ~ feet on 9TH ST. and running back to
This sale should command the attention Of parties in
Terms of sale: onethird cash: the balance in ono
ann ann 1Tp years Sler cent ier annum lsy able ss
" a, a 81 t 81 the N hS
%s ARE ha soa at tn Win a a fifteen II sHs
IRON te day Of sale right rsserved to resell the prop
afts- five days sdyertisement Of such resale in lSe
NEWSPAPER lnhlishp, in WASHINGTON. d. C. All con
myi3-d&ds RATCLITTE DARR 4 Co. Ancis
THus. BOWLING SON. Auc,s. ,8I2 st. NV.
LOAD ofsooP W6RR kSb i pRHfNo RoR SEE
AND MARES FROM CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
OH on Err TRIpAy, NAY TWENTIETH, 1872; at TEN
Dazaar in TIE rear Of !l2 and 6li St. load OF
mylG4t iIioAhs BOWLING SON. auc,s.
THOMAS BOWLING son, Aucts.. Gl2 z st n. W.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO 81
SPRUCE STREET. LIE DRUIr PARK Al
AUCTION.
On Friday. NAY TWENTIETH. 1892. AT
q esens" part Of lot y" Vim vs. La IN tr saS
OF block T. IL D-oit Park frnnt. Ii fcct q inches on
Spruce street BY deith of sS feet inchsst alley
IMPROVED by nearly new two-s:1ry brick dwelling,
containing 6 rooms and bath. with cellar under the
whole houst. with modern improvements.
Terms: One-thi-d cash. balance in easy payments:
adelo,t OF Sl00 required at time of sale, Conveyance
ing and recording at purchaser cost.
mylB-dSds THOMAS DONIISCi K son. Au-ts
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auct!oneers.
GRAND AUCTION SALE OF JAPANESE OBJECTS
OF ART. CONSISTING OF
antique and Modern Porceians, Brir-a- Brac. Clois-
sUnes, b -pnZes. Screens, &c. &C,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS.
1901 Pa. ave, cor. 10th St, -
THIS DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS, AT
ELEVEN AN AND THREE PM nX4eew
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE NUMBER OF
BUILDINGS. LOCATED IN SQUARES
BOUNDED BY TWELFTH AND FOUR.
TENTH STREETS AND Ma
RYLAND AVENUE AND
49,. DISTRICT SOUTH
WEST

On MONDAY. NAY TWENTY, THIRD. 1892. CON.
public auction, in front Of the premises 20 the high
est bidder. all the buidings located In the squares
bounded by Twelfth and Fourteenth streets and Mary
land avenue and streets southwest; buidnSs 70 Be
reroved within thirty days; sale TO continue from day
Terms cas6. DUNCANSON BROS,
my1OSh Auctioneefs.
NAY AkgGns2E !, a9 aaIN
FAST SEVEN 7; shall sell q public auction e.
cludinx Watches Rings. ClOthinx, fc farties inter
ssted VIII please take no<ice. GEO. L. ncAuLEX.
1ATcLIF4z. DARR I co.. Aucts. mySs.St;
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VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On FLORIDA AVENUE. BEING THE BRICK
TEN-ROOM AND BATH THRET-STORI
HOUSE No; ts3 FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
FOURTH. 1892, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK.
We VIII offer for sale in front of the premises
PART OF LOT ~
BLOCK 1,
OF LIE DROiT PARK,
Fronting 20 feet Florida avenue. with depth OF Al
feet; and improved by handsome brirk house
tanning 10 rooms and bath.
Terms one-third cash. balance in and two
cent per annum and secured by a deed of trust upon
the premises sold. all cash. at the option the pur
chaser deio,it of 500 required the sale
All conveyanrng Sr.. at the cost Of the purchaser
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from the ay
Of sale the right Ia resell at the risk and the
dcfaulting purchaser Is reserved
nyl1-d&ds RADCLIFFE, DARR < co. Aucfs
y ATCLIFFE. DARk co. Aucts. 800 Pa ave. IA. w.
FOUR HUNDRED SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE BhlGHTwOoD RAILROAD
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE SAME
COMPANY BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY. MAY TWENTY-THIRD, A. ID. 1872
at ONE O'CLOCK p. M. WE will sell within OUR
SAILS ROOMS. go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST. at the request of the holder of the
collateral notes to the highest bidders, the above
STOCK AND BONDS.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE DARR 4 CO.,
myl0-d Auctioneers.
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kuSSbbhRl,f sp s S.T q Inilis.s -, -.
DuNcANsoN BROS. AucIs.. cur ga s % SIS, a. ,

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my9-dSds
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HIEIS-uNus Wf9 n 81. n. ".
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts 9Th and ID SITS n. "

We will sell at public auction. for account Of whom il
NAV concern. SATURDAY. MAY TMENTY-FIkST.
lSl2, a OH O'CLOCK P. NJ, at our auction rooms
800 SHAliES OF STICK IN THE LANSToN TYPE
MACHINE COMPANY.
Terms cash
my1S-& DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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II ArcLrrFE. DARR co. .Aacts. $50 Pa ave. n. v

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES BY
- PUBLIC AUCTION,
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE OLD
ESIABLISHED GROCERY STAND Al THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST.
This stock. whit is complete consists I'm rart of
TEAS. SPICES, STARCH. TOILET AND LAUNDRY
SohP, YEAST AND BAKING POWDERS, PICKLES,
SAUCES. CANNED GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON, EXTRACTS, sIkUPs AND MoLAssEs.
FLOUR, SALT FISH, coal. OIL AND CANS. VIM
BRoOMS. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE AND
1ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE AND
on MONDAY doRNING. MAY TWENTY, THIRD.
lS.F2. Al EN- O'CLOCK A. NJ, will sell a the
STORE ABOVE NAMED all the goods contained
there. which we partly enuInerate above. The trade
and private buyers are invited.
myla-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR K CO. Aucts
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-20
CALLED BAD NAMES.
Five Thousand Dollars Asked as
a Balm for Wounded
Reputation.
Like Amount Sought for Physical
Eurts-Real Estate Or
dered Sold.

Bertha Malenke has begun an action
against Verna HOFFMAN for $1,000 dam
age to her reputation by calling her a
prostitute and other vile names in the
presence of neighborS.
Catherine Mccarthy demands judy
ment against the st. Paul City Railway
company for $1,000. She was alighting
from an University avenue car when it
started. throwing her to the ground, in
Juring her back, spine and Kidneys
Judge Otis has flied an order in the
cause of The Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company against George Ii.
Brown and others, in which he finds
that Browns real estate shall he sold 10
satisfy a mortgage for SlO,67204, in
favor of the plaintiff.
Perry Ii. Mlllard has garnished the
fluids of Gus Peterson in the hands of
the Chicago Great Western Railroad
company to satisfy a bill for profess
5ional services.
Judge Cornish has sustained the de-
murrer to the complaint in the case of
Francis B. Clarke against Augustus 3.
Wilgus ct al.
Catherine a. Crowley has sued Anton
FRANKIE to recover possession of 100 feet
of lot 10, block 2. of Grace's addition to
ST. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-20
WILLIS IN THE FIRST.
Democrats HustIing in a Repub-
lican StPOn gboId.

John w. Willis was the orator at the
Democratic Club meeting, corner of
Payne and Ross avenues, last evening.
The attendance crowded the hall, and
the enthusiasm was something that did
one good to see. The Mckinley law, as
a matter of course, was shown up in all
its spectral glory. ''If every man in the
state of Minnesota votes for Knute Mel
son whose wages have been increased
because of the Mckinley law, and every
man votes for Dan LAWYER whose wages
have been decreased since the law went
into effect" said Mr.. Willis, "Knute
Nelson won't know that he is running"
The force bill was explained at length.
and MIR. Willis was frequently inter
rupted by bursts of applause. He was
log ical, eloquent and convincing. The
Issues of the campaign were reviewed
minutely, and many nail was driven
into the political coffin of Knute Mel
son and Andrew r. Kiefer. Among
the votes for the perpetuation of the
force bill outrage, should he be elected,
viii be that of Andrew r. Kiefer,n
said Mr.. Willis, and the declaration
was greeted with cheers.
1.-The railroads and the monopolies are
opposed 10 the candidacy or Dan Law
ler," pursued the speaker. "They know
that he is not III sympathy with their
extortions; but Knute Nelson is rail-
road attorney, and he has Jim Hips
support" The wheat combine exposed
in Yesterdays GLOBE was held up in
contempt, and again the applause was
deafening.
A. J. Gailbraith invited everybody to
attend the Democratic rally OH Decatur
street next Monday evening. He de-
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UNDERGROUND CoNDUITs.
The City Engineer Reports on an
Important Matter.

The City Engineer Reports on an
Important Matter.
The assembly committee on streets
met last evening and disposed of a batch
of routine business. At a previous
meeting the city engineer was directed
to report as to the companies and cor
porations having the right and those
now using conduitS for electric wires.
The report of the engineer was as fol-
lows:
The following companies or corpora
tons have authority to 60 underground:
The National Subway company (Which
when first given authority was intended
to carry all underground wires), st. Paul
Telephone company and st. Paul
City Railway company. The tele-
phone and railway company
are now operating underground,
and the condults of the National Sub
way company contain no wires except
those Of the fire alarm department. The
Edison Electric Light company, whose
franchise permits them to go under
ground, are making preparations to do
so. This company propose to lay iron
pipes containing wires along each side
of the streets, to have connections every
twenty-five feet and to have manho!es
at the intersection of streets. This COM
pany lay the wires embedded in cement
inside the pipe at the same time. In
all other systems the wires are drawn
through the Inanholes after the conduits
are laid. The Western Union Telegraph
company, the st. Paul Gas company
and the Economy Steam Heat company
are now asking for franchises to go
underground. There will be no partic-
ular difficulty in giving space to the
conduits except in the construc ton of
manholes, which are necessarily pretty
large where the wires are drawn in
after the conduits are laid. There is
liable to be considerable difficulty in
allowing so Isany diversified interests
to tear up the streets for construction
and repairs, to say nothing of what
danger there may be from the heavily
charged electric light wires.
The report, which was accompanied
by profiles showing the streets and con-
Quits now laid, was discussed III an in
formal way, and will be taken up at the
next meeting of the committee. 1t was
decided to have those interested advised
when the next meeting would be held.
The engineer in the mea1time was di-
rected to prepare some plan which
would, if possible, do away with thes
placing of six or seven manholeS at the
intersection of Streets
The committee recommended to pass
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FEES OF LAWYERS.
Papers Filed in the Suit of Fian-
drau, Squires & Cutcheon
for $4,36O.65.
Interesting Reminder of Donnei-
ly's Libel Case-Suit for
$500.

Flandrau, Squires IL Cutcheon have
fled the papers in their action against
the Pioneer Press company to recover
q balance of $4,S60.65 as attorney fees.
The services were rendered in the Don
nelly libel suit. Cyrus Wellington. who
represented Donnelly in that suit, is at
toruey for the law firm that defended
that action. 1t is asserted in the COM
paint that the fees of Flandrau, Squires
& Cutcheon amounted to $3.50, and
that they paid out S92699 as expenses;
that the Pioneer. Press company has
only paid the sum OF S4,116.34, and re-
fnSes to pay the balance.
JosiaS r. King, as administrator of
the estate of jeremiah c. Mccarthy, has
entered suit against James II. Bell and
the sureties on his bond for appealing a
case to the supreme court to recover
$500. 1t is claimed that while a suit
involving the title to lands belonging to
the estate of J. q. Mccarthy was pend
ing and an appeal taken to the supreme
court, the lands were III the possession
of j. Il. Bell and wife. and.that they re-
cetved the rents and had the use Thereof
This suit is brought to recover the
rental value of the property while in the
possession of Bell and his wife.
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an order for sewer on st. Albaps
street and University avenue to drain
pool OF stagnant water on st. Adams
street and Sherburne avenue. The i'm
provement will cost about $4,000. The
order for sewer on jerks and Forest
streets, to drain swamps and marshes in
the vicinity, was sent back to the board
with instructions to report the cost of
hlling the four lots on which the water
was standing. The sewer would cost
81, 762. and several of the property own
ers said it would be much cheaper
to I'LL the pond instead of sewer
ing to drain it. The order to fill
ponds on lots OH Bourne avenue
Gordon street and Carter avenue in St.
Anthony park al. a cost of $3.50, was rec
commended to pass.
MI. Van Slyke wanted sweeping
order passed directing the board OF
public works TO report the location and
estimated cost Of either draining or fill
ing the ponds of water in various por-
tlons of the city. This did not, however.
meet the approval of the other members
of the committee.
G. A. Carlson claims the city is occu-
pylng piece of his property SO by Is
feet on South Wabasha street, and he
either wanted compensation or the
P'OPNeJ' Inv Si1J otIOl nON
that the city had no right except by
virtue of possession, and he thought it
would be best to let Carlson go INTO
court with the claim. The property is
paIt of that formerly owned by Pres
colt and taken by the city in widening
Dakota avenue near Colorado street.
The petition of " A. Guion to run
skating rink on the river, between
State and Eva streets, was recommended
to pass. Mr.. Doran said he understood
the petitioner was the man who burned
in etfigy the present mayor, but he was
i'll favor of letting him have the per-
mission asked. Mr.. Lightner said per
haps If the facts were as Mr.. Doran
stated. the mayor would veto the resolu-
ton.
A preliminary order for a sewer on
De Soto, Jessie and York streets will be
recommended to pass, although the city
engineer said the property owners
might object TO the improvement. 1t
was badly needed, however, and in
order to give those who were opposed
to it chance to kick this action was
taken.