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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-20
Goine 60 Aberdecr

special 10 the Globe.
HURoN, 5. ID. Sept. 19.-The state ".
c. 7. e. adjourned this evening, fol-
lowing three days session. The next
meeting will be in Aberdeen.
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BsAINEED. Mimi. Sept. 19.-Tais
evening fire destroyed John 0rth's resi-
dence on Fifth stree. south.
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A CROOK SHOOTS HIMSELF
VIOLENT END or A LIFE DEVOTED TO
ROBBERY
EXCITING CHASE AT pERHAM.

NJ. Nj. Shepherd Chased by a Deter
mined Mob, Armed With Win
chesters-Finding He Is About
to Be Captured, He Deliber-
ately Takes His Own Life
South Dakota Republicans.
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Red Wing Resumn.,.

fseU " hE KesumptIVD.
RED WING, MiGp., Sept. Il. =
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A FLOOD OF Having. y
RAMSEf COUNTY DISTRICT JUDGES
DOING LOTS or WORK
A SPECIMEN DAYS GRIST.

One Oppressed Woman Appears
Badly in Need OF Divorce
Another wants Slice Of Col.
Lowry's " eaith-Scores of jus
tice Seekers on Cases of Every
Possible Kind.
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Residence Burned.

Special to the Globe.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Change of Ownership Sale.
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g D. H.. Springfield. Mass,-Peck d Snyder 12e-I3o
Nassau street. New York.
Tomorrow the Wolfe Tones and the Irish Americans
win play ehHmp,onshiP match At hurting at Ridge.
out OF the race
Tonosro. July 1A-HanIan has issued a challenge to
Teemer 10 row three miles with a turn for $1,000 a
side, the be rOwed within the noxt weeks
u course to be mutually agreed upon.
When the Mitchels and Barry football teams met at
Ridgewood last sunday. a wrange took place at the
Barys refused to continue the game and tho referee
decided favor or the hitches The Barrys protested
and the case vas tried BY the Gaelic A. 4. Council
Barry Football and Athletic Association Of Jersey CITY
resulted follows; President, John DKeefe: Vice
cai Secretary Dennis H. Long; Recording Score.
tary Cornelius O'Reef.; Sergeant at.Arms, John fz.
simmons Board OF Trustees. Messrr James Hayes. Da-
mel O'keefe and Joseph Fit9simmons
James StAnsbury. the champion OF the world,
has forwarded $500 to the P'os GdEfs from Detroit
and challenge 10 row any man IN the norld either
Richard X. Fox challenge cur, and the championship
Of the world lilo Will agree upon Richard X. Fox being
maj stAk holder and allow the latter TO seect the
referee stansbury cainr that Jake GaudAur processes
champion sculler OF America but he dsclines
fort echamponslip according TO the same con,
course.
The annual outing and games Of the John Urawford
Assoc aton OF Jersey City occurred on Wednesday at
hundred. yard kun-wnn by andrew failon: with John
Wilson second ana Edward Doran third. Time, II .
seconds Two a,9,d;.wenty.ysrd Funnwon by
third Time. 70 So seconds Eight'hundred and
sIghyyard walk-won by Frank Ksil.hsr, with Harry
minutes u 2.5 seconds. shoe Race unity yards)-
Won Edward poi1 wa9 picked as shoe" +, on, %
so seeonds The t6ree.legged race at loo yards was
captured by Messrs. Haley and Palon-
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uHERE IRE NE dTs
Will Their. BE u fight. or IL It n Big Case
Of Hunt

Of BiuTf
rvo ,,h, de.ra ches were scnt to London on Thnrs.
s,v by the Coney Island 4. c. IN reference to tho
n,onosed Getting between Corbct, and Mitchell Tho
s,.t de.pstch was sen: &c Mitchell ut Brighton, and
"a, signed BY the club. 1t read as follows:
"Ccrtett has signed with us Articles have been
you sign Answer
The second despatch. to tho Sportin0 LIE. vast
"Hays mailed the corhett Mitchell articles to you
for Mitcbeirs hgnatnre NEWTON.
In answer 10 despatch sent direct to Mitchell by
the Coney Island Club the following answer was re-
e,iyed Yesterday by the ro'io, Gdsetie:
"CharIey Mitchell will not decide whether he Will
tsht Jim Corbett in crescent Coney Island Column.
bisn Athletic club until he arrives in america He
will give either tho Crescent or the Columbian the
reference being afraid New York state authorities
ight II he agreed to fight in the Corey Island
GMc, AGO July 14-"If the Concy Island A. c. will bid
ethOOl and obtains the signature to ar
soctes declared President oMalley of the Columbian
A. T. yesterday. Our position Is plain in the matter"
Re continued III the men are not satisfied with our
thsy need not meet here Furthermore. we are per.
i,etly wiling Assist ie Ccney Island Club to get the
contest, ana viii be glad to sell tickets here without
70 the match decided before the club proving itself
The equipped. financially and otherwise to handle
such pig nfralr OF course. have very decided
opinion TO which club that IL.
How aboa. getting Mtcnells siRnaturef' he was
The public will know in few days how that matter
stands Mitchell has signed with us and so has Cor
bet the atiers agreement being conditional upon
Getting Mitchell As Charley has not signed with
1adIe NewtonseIuh and certainly will not It is plain
and above boar and Is not seeking opportunity TO
inife Newt Ion and his associates"
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MRS. M,CORNACK 4 TERROR.
She Broke One Tenants Head and Mnde
Boy Jump Out of q Window in Fright.

She Broke One Tenants Head and Mnds n
Boy Jump Out of Window in Fright.
When. two years ago. Mrs Ellen Mccormack
took charge Of the old building near the Mar
ion station. Jersey City. formerly known us the
st. James Hotel. she had trouble collecting
her rents. She therefore established the rule
that each months rent must be paid In adj
vance. and that any tenant who declined TO
settle promptly was liable to summary evic-
ton. Mrs. Mccormack was to do tho evicting
herself. She is we'll fitted physically for this
function.
Among Mrs McCormack's tenants Is Mrs
Hannah Kennedy. widow with two children.
Mrs. Kennedy failed to pay her July rent. and
the muscular landlady went in to see about 1t
yesterday. The widow was ont. but Mrs. Me:
Cormack found Mrs. Kennedy children. u girl
ID years old and an year old boy.
Ms mStss5 ase a the sh
dren. you tell her she'll be fred out. and I'm
the one to do i III IRE n Of you out and
The children became frightened and ran un
stairs to their rooms: The Iandiadyy followed u
ened the boy SO that no Jumped out Of a win
dow and spIained his ankle. Mrs Mccormack
Mrs, Kennedy. upon learning what had oc-
and got warrant upon which Mrs. McCor-
$500 bonds 10 keep the peace for one year.
She had barely left the court room when an
other OF her tenants appeared.
This tenant was John j. kneer. Jr. His head
had been badly cut. and he was covered with
blood
Mrs. Mccormack did 1t. Judge" he said:
'She abused my wife while I was away. and
asked her about it when came home. She
never answered me. hut broke rail out OF the
belusters and pasted me twice on the head
with It. She's o holy terror. Judge, and I'll
have the law on her il cam
Justice Wilson issued another warrant hut
the constable who went to the ST. James Ho-
tel to serve 1t did not find Mrs Mccormack.
She will be arrested on sight.
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At Anchor In Cola Spring Har,or.

VOID SPRING HARRoR. July l4.-The Atlantic Yacht
ooos fleet or good part OF It, are at anchor In Cold
rphe iarbor tonight awaiting Commodore Banks's
10 start on their annual cruise up the SDund. II
;" Tar the mou representative gathering OF yachts
s S't me Aiantics have turnud out IN some years
Al ise members are IN high feather IN con,rquence
faht liFy OF the largest boats in the club are AT
."t On the GlenaiA Casino. and many more are
.,pposIed 10 Join tho ne-t At Black Rock Tomorrow
n.nunR some nj the yachts here are; Commod ore
II kntnEss schooner Water WItchHenr modors
IpItordi sloop Rival J. q. Roome's sloop concord
rut,. 1"S sll"n's schooner Loya!, O. SnnnrTsl.ins
ImHs., Esieie, James Wier. Jf.S Elonp Tigress j. X
'' W schooner siren, j. s. Warnings soOp Rover
Irh a,nch smiths schooner Aheh Ia 4, i. Prime :
ii tmtt Orlda, Fred Alderman schooner Ina r.
Mason, .e, s'2Sn Choctnw p ous,ons and + ii.
Ii Ipsnlttnns soop va. 4 j Ber.en's sloop AgIais
~ hH''hs sloop Daphne. and George Lain's ste AM
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IN NE club tournament OF the Hohokua Valley Ten
H ~, ~ 81 hilgewood N j. the wonen's singles were
,hnhy Miss May Moore, sister OF Miss Bessie Moore,
me Neilkn"wn expert Miss Moore beat Miss Houston
~ 'he hhhls by three sets to one.
uIhs s handicap junior tennis tournament OF tho
cn, I'nb Of South Hampton. L. has lust been
sn nSodsG The winner q hrst nrize in The boys
vEes proved TO be T., II. Moeran Jr THIS Ia MAster
Sn;sh ihrd victory in the junior singles and in ad
Jn ne has won the senior singles once. The girls
SSanss IN he finals by the score "a 49, Masters
~0e'An and Belts captured the boys doubles
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Eosaip ofthe Ring.

Tommy Carroll OF OF Brooklyn would ike to arrange
eliln,e or in sh bout with Eddie Avery of Williams.
turgh at llopounds. give or take two pounds.
Joe Harris the Austraiian bookmnker declares that
Jim gibbons will post $500 With the P"'o, GGsenr to
Sght Martin benny under Queensoerry rules he Will
Nike Leonard told SuS reporter yesterday that ne
was ready to aght George Hogan or Jimmy Lynch Mt
1IO rounds foT 81 900 side ana to finish. Leonard
sso that he will meet Joe Burke OF Brooklyn, for
endurance. under the same terms. with skin gloves.
A.O'R.!oE has shown an anxiety to tackle Owen
r,ssnistives OF the two men were to have met on
Thursday night. but o. Briens hackers failed to
riaiizr OBren offered $500 90 box Ziegier four
rounds bat iecline1 lie said that the amount: was
too sma..
wlr!.m brady Corbetts mnnaser wonders why
lrck Burrc II was said yeser day that Jerry Mnhoney
had cabled Jack McAulide thnt he would back him
ssains: Carneys con9ueror for $4,000 $40 600 he
Agrees to ngh, HIN.
Appointment Boston sporting man. who has Just re-
turned from England said to sus reporter yesterday
pos. Of fHht but went abroad to facilitate
IN bringing Mitchell aud Corbett together at the Co
lumbar A lie further said that McAuife told him
that George Mcdonald and himself would second and
train Mitchell
George Dixon and his manager arc back In New
FORK Dixon saw the contest between Griffin and
fmth. and thinks that Griffin fought rather poorly
DNons manager states that the Columbian A. c. have
offered 50 900 purse for contest between Smith and
Dixon. When the coiored lad left Chicago DiSon's
manager is reported to have said according to a Chi
eaeo paper that he was offered only 81 900 Probably
lne motive OF the manager In :ncre hsinR the amount
y 900 since his return to New York is to inuuce
natchmaker Ssw,on q the Coney Island Club to raise
training for his hght with Eddie Pierce next Monday.
lie sIpcc1 20 tnd quarters At Coney Island.
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Pigeon Flyers Get Ta.ir Prizes.

"a. Empire City Flying Club at its regular monthly
,or ns IN tuesday evening awarded diplomas to the
Tug successful competitors in the old bird races,
,HNk section -Iiazleton, Pa. 100 milsA First. G.
WAuh " '' N' 's' NV
n ''ooA'yn Section-MercsE Pa 200 miles. First, j.
SchSrnrntlHy second Joseph scholl; third. 4. =.
BadnLs inbred. and wsntymiIe Race First William
iOurih ,se@nd James srhOll third G. A. Malr, Jr.
WtRton seventh Ben Elweli; eighth H. Seidi; ninth
ht0li "'''' 'eh'h' L. j. UoldmAn' eleventh. A..
SWilm,,oNi ing young bird race was scheduled Sept
Nd Ink b ni, nel 100 miles; Sept. 10. Magnolia.
f6I,W mllrt Sept. II. Washington D. C.. 700 Iniie :.
oC6csgS 10 Cpns from .lg, ots have been shipnsd
fesan..oe liberated between 4 and o clock tO-nor.
sssI or the nrSt favorable morn ny after.
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tournament OF the Anick erbOcker Club.
The results Of Yesterdays play in the Knck
Tournament bring Fischer and Parker together in tho
finals of the mems singeS Fischer played all around
Hobar, to-day and Parker beat Smith in the closest
and best fought match Of the day Both players
steady and nervy but Parkers forehand stroke in
good working order. and he won. Good work was
done by Miss Atkinson in the ladies' singles and Burch.
tcorrh follow:
Mems Singlcs-ssmi -nnal round: Edwin r. Fischer
halt Ariel C., owe half thirty Ga I'll; ". Gordon
Parker knickerbocker T. c. owe half forty beat sgd.
nS l. smith, New York 7. e., owe fifteen, I'll, 90,
Mems Donbes-second round A. z. Tiiey. Knicker
bork,r T. q. aud W. X. Gillette New York 4. C.. owe
n nsr nfi.tn heat John Hobart. ARIEL T ana x.
Bnrehard and j. a Lockwood. Yale l.. T. A. owe half
thirty beat T.. Taylor and q. Fish Chester Hill T. c.
hsE MI en, B-5, LII, Ga
COUNTY G. owe fifteen; beat Miss AlcoIe. Knicter.
Second Roumt-Miss Atkinson, Kings County T. C..
Sue fifteen. beat Miss GoodchIId Hamilton C.. half
owe thirty beat Miss Collard Jersey city T. c. owe
hat nfteen. d--3 6-l.
H rnxrS single. round: H.
ventral PARK fifteen. al 30. as; q. E. Fennessey
ms'i SIDE quarter fifteen beat A. +. Taylor. Ches
! I Hil c, half hfteen, 90. Ga; f. X McEnroe.
nasn,rst Park, half fifteen. o.. "a. =. 4 Parker
knisserpocker G., hall fifteen. "a il-9: A. Keane.
"VVocSH O. thrse-quarter fifteen, 81 "a.
wNsihs boables consolation-Preliminay ronnd:
he iay Ana Asrn L.noT O." half ffssn beat
nskamp Atora 7 G, owe half thirty. beat Crawford
~"u vincent Ariel T. c. hcraieh). SO, 7-5. Ga
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YOUNG VANCE MORTALITY HURT
The italian Youth Stabbed by the Enemy for
Whom He Was Lying In Wait.

The italian Youth Stabbed by the Enemy for
Whom He Was Lying In Wait.
A cali was sent from the Harlem Hospital
yesterday morning for Coroner to take the
ante norton statement OF Joseph Venice, the
eighteen year old italian boy. OF 422 East 1O3d
street. who was stabbed in the abdomen by
Frank Crudeli. another Italian youth. on
Thursday night
1t appears from Vences statement that there
had been i'll feeling between the two young
men for several weeks. Both worked on the
Broadway cable road and had threatened to
kill eath other on sight.
On Thursday night Venice and his brother
Dave went into the saloon OF S. MarinL at 400
East 18th street. Crudeli was drinking with
some friends at the bar. The two youths
started toward each other. but. on being kept
apart. finally forgot their enmty enough to
payment for the drinks. which resulted in the
two young men clinching. They were separat-
ed. and Venice was forced out Of the. saloon.
while Crudeli WAS locked up in a back room.
corner for Crud eli to come out, Intending to re:
new the fight. In the meanwhile the latter had
seized knife which was lying on the
table, and making, his ESCAPE through
Knew Knew that Grudel eli was asA near them H. h" he
plunged the knife deep into Vence's abdomen.
Venice fell to the sidewalk. while his assailant
Harlem Hospital. where the wound was dress
cd. It was at first supposed that it was not Sc
rtous but yesterday morning twas found that
Venice was bleeding internally. which rem
brother saws he will find Crudei and kill him
fou 1,f oi the fugitive '' '''' truce "' 'ssA
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-,,rrrfr LOSES THE RAcE.
Good Chance 10 Win. hat stopped
eho a. rick upn Drowning Mnu.

xr.J , Good thnrcr 10 WIN. but Storpeo
eho IN rick tn II Drowning Mnu.
,.,y,.r Joiy ll.-Thc regatta OF tho Ulster
II, fIub was held to-day. Tho Nalkyries
,n, ", and the other crack forty.raters
Dr. en,ered for tho event. and though II was
Wo's ,,,J that tho Nalkyric would win the race.
'ssahoyinc had new mast stepped and other
,..,,r,vcments made. sho lost It probably
thruuk" 81 over ton minutes after the start In
=, 'Hrrs, ruunl 10y stopping to Pick NJ man
", had flirn overheard. -
WI 10" crurse was from or Bangor. twelve
ni"s northeast Of this city, on Belfast Tough,
PHI MOD lighthouse Island, to he sailed over
y w. tir,es There was a good sailing wind.
VIZ rachts finished as follows:
,,,r. "a al & cs!lnn. % IS
th.a"nia ....... % 2IINalsytie al IL
,.,,d Roberts Matched "a Play IN Chicago.
,oxroy. JUS 14-rrant G. Ives. tho Amcri-
-, hiIliar,i champion. and John Roberts. Jr..
.sn rnrlish champion. have eigned articles
,or another billiard match They will play
~ ,lIcoco next september. Tho conditions
.rs. Tho table to lie tho sizo Of the one used
IL tho previous NJ atch In Hinlcy's Circus; two.
~ n.b balk limo and cGrncr and TANNED ball
, nisTs: he Barrel. The stakes will be 500 n
hrrsnherts wished to play the match IL London.
hut Ives, who already Ind honght MS t,cket
Eoberts told a fricni that he must play Ives.
xsn if he had to 20 to Am erica 70 do 1t. as tho
Sa.ting tho American gavo him ut lIinlcy's
Grsus had hurt his pride. He, would rot
play Tor more than 800 side. he said. and
was not especially ANXIOUS 10 nave me sakos
81 that
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CORNELIUS A. HART,
COUNTY CLERGY
HART PARK,
LIVINGSTON STATION,
STATEN ISLAND,

How to Get There-Take boat foot OF Whit eha ST. for
Livingston Station. 81 minutes in all.
JOHN CRoAk, Attorney. 22Q broadway NY.
CTATES ISLkSD-Choice location, near depot and
- bay: - mnutea from city: fare cents: new house.
seven rooms: large garden. with shade trees: price
81 2u; easiest terms OF payment 500 cash. balance
monthly; extraordinary opport unity secure de-
lghtful home THOMAS PAYNE. SO broadway,
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New York, Will unlbie ana
treble in value before you
know IT. Ride down on
sunday. or any other day.
IN the Flntbush avenue
trolley cars to the terminus
and take our free stages.
that are always waiting.
aud see Bergen Beach.
Large illustrated book sent
on request.
PERCY G. WILLIAM s
and THOMAS ADAMS. Jr.,
owners. No. 1s9 Montague
st Brooklyn.
Branch office. Bergen
Beach.
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BEAUTIFUL
|BERGE N
BEACH
|BY-THE-BAY.

Avenue and Island avenue-wide streets from Flat
bush avenue direct to Bergen Beach-and the compile
ton OF their work and the extension OF the trolley line
is now only question Of short time. Bergen Beach
is tho only suburb in Kings county that has miles
OF water front within seven miles Of the Brooklyn
Bridge Bergen Beach has the finest views, the best
streets ana the most picturesque park of any place
near New York. Lots now only $125 and ur. payable
So a month. The price Of all lots left Aug will
be Increased Buy now and mako money. Properly
near the water. within the boundary Of the Greater
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It is q strange fact that,
while the city has been
suffering from tho hot wave
this week. It has been cool
and pleasant at Bergen
Beach. There Is seldom .
day in tho summer when
there Is not q strong breeze
there from tho sea. The
Commissioners were ap-
pointed by the Supreme
cnurt this we,k Tn on>u
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Mis-. sehurz Again Disappears.

CHICAGO. July 14.-Catherine schurz. niece
OF Carl Schurz. ex-Secretary Of the Interior.
has again disappeared. This morning the rel
atives with whom she had been staying knew
nothing OF her whereabouts. and had not seen
her since last evening. 1t is said that Miss
Schurz is insane but Judge Brown yesterday
refused to consider her case. saying that she
was O non resident. having Just come from
Germany. Relatives. OF whom she has a
score in Chicago. think her mind is affected.
her condition. For a few days Miss Schurz
was with her half sister: Mrs. Edward Bernall
Henry Schurz OF 9l2 Clybourn avenue had
her removed to the Detention Hospital. but
after Judge Browns decision 1t was necessary
then arranged that she should spend tho night
with her half sister. Mrs. John Shannes Of OIL
Clybourn avenue Mrs Shannes says Gather
inc refused to remain. and left the house.
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SUPREME CouRT.-In the matter OF the apple cation
= the Board OF Education. by the Counsel TO the
INK title by the Mayor Aldermen and CommonAlty OF
the city New York 70 certain lands on the northery
side W,S ~ aid ss y rn na
proved bv said Hoard as n site for school purposel
Under and in ofthe provisions OF chapter III
Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 1al OF
the Laws of 1890. notice is hereby given that
pl!eation will be made TO the Supreme Court OF tho
be he1 .. The chambers thereof in the County court
House in the City of New York, Saturday. the 22d
day OF July 1898 at the opening OF tho Court that
on for the appoint OF Commissioners of Estimate
in the above.entited matter.
ended is the acquisition OF title by the Mayor Al
dermen. and Commonalty of the city OF New ork to
and the appurtenances thereto belonging the h.
erly side OF Fourth street between Avenues and C.
in the Eleventh ward Of said city in fee sinre abso
tho Laws OF isss AS AMENDED by said chapter 81 OF
iec,ed and approved by the Boari OF Education as
school purposes under and IN pursuance Of tho
provisions chapter Ipl Of the Laws Of 1893
amended by said chapter SO OF the Laws OF 1880 being
the folowing.descrbed lot piece or parcel OF land.
All that certain lot piece parcel of land and
Uses situate lying and being in the Eleventh Ward of
the city of New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a point the northery side OF Fourth
street distant three hundred and twelve rect and nine
and Fourth street and running thence westerly
along the northery side OF Fourth street. twenty
feet and nns sns spd rnrse b ~
easery. parallel with Fourth street twentyfour feet
and nine inches: and thence southerlv and again
'n Date, 20 81 SE& &9 Y%Rkp June y. issa
WILLIAM II. CLARK.
Counsel to the Corporation,
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Proposals.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
OFFICE OF THE |
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION
SAINT PAUL. July l. ihin -
THE RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION
i OF MINNESOTA invite sealed bias for tho CON
AIruetion Of state Elevator Of 5eo 600 bishsi; ca
pacity 1T. Louis Bay at Drluth Plans specinca.
tons &C, be at once. lids VIII DE opened
Aug. g at 10 A. NJ. Each bid must be accompanied ny
epOsit of thous and dollars, or cert-
ned check IN said amount guaranty OF responsible
The mission reserve the right TO reject any and
all bids. -
3'i s 'Tr.sasso ~ ! sIf%sEF
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Rral Gstate tpr Salr-Citu.

IIANG on.
III TRINITY Notwithstanding brick 12.room
house. for one or two families. ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
Sl.0OO CASH
Lots in 23d ward from s7oO upward Finely ap t.
poin ted farm 90 acres 1Groom house carriage house.
barns &c. IN PORTCHESTERo N-THE.SOUND, NEAR
STATION sell or exchange for city property.
Unionport full lots from 5000 upward.
Brookyn-2o.RoOM house on Atlantic av. improve.
ments. $500.
Fiat houses, small! and large dwellings. business
buildings farms real property OF all kinds in the city
and out, to be had by purchase or exchange at
THE GREATER NEW YORK REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
500 WILLIS Az
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MARTIN IT, FUKLONH. Clerk
DEPARTMENT OF TAXkS AND ASSESSMENTS
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
NEW YORK. July 3, 1923. '
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given by the Comm SIS on.
i of Taxes and Assessments that tho assessment
rolls Of real and personal estate in said city for the
year 1893 have been fully completed and have been
delivered TO the Board Of Aldermen OF said city and
at such rolls i'll remain open to public
in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of said board Of
Aldermen for period OF tfeen days from the date of
this notice. EDWARD 4. BARKER.
JOHN WHALES.
JOSEPH BLUMEETliAI.
Commissioners of Taxes aud Assessments