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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

PERSONAL-We will gladly send to any per-
son (either SEX the receipt of a quick. safe
cure for Gonorrhoea, elect or any unnat-
ural discharge free in plain sealed envelope
Do not suffer longer but write at once.
Strictly confidential Address Home Medi-
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PERSONAL---VERY. only: viii gladly send TO
any man, young or old, a receipt, with fun
directions in plain, sealed envelope. that
will cure you OF Lost Manhood. Impotency
Faricoceie, Atrophg, etc, the result of
youthful errors and eEeesses. Address. with
stamp, in confidence inc C. O.. D. fraud,
James GuiIford, Box 799. KALAMAZOO, Mich
FURS reshaped, repaired, cleaned. Our capes
and collaretpes excel Eastern-made goods and
cost less. j. c. Smolrnsky. "a w. Sixth st
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CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT FOR
SPRINKLiNG IN SPRINKLING DISTRICT
NO. 3, SEASON OF 1896.
Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of ST. Paul, Mimi. Dec. Il, 1896.
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from sprinkling in Sprinkling
District No. 3, under contract OF Nicholas
Feyen, for the season of 1885, in the City OF
ST. Paul, Mimi, having been completed by
the Board OF Public Works, in and for said
city, said Board will meet at its Office in said
city. at p. m., the 21st day OF December,
A. ID. 1896. to hear objections tif any to said
assessment, at which time and place, unless
suf1cient cause is shown to the contrary said
assessment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list OF the supposed own
ers names. description OF the property
DeEeilted and the amounts assessed against
the same to wit:
Assessment for Ackcr Street, From
jackson Street to Mississippi
Street.
Brakes Second Addition to St. Paul.
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Whitney and Smiths Addition 10 81. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Block Benefits
John Wann. west II Of texcspt
Livingston,s part .....K esN
Crawford Livingston. west feet
OF east IS feet OF south f36
feet OF west "A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ii
same, east SO feet OF south l47H
tsst Of west \ of.............B am
Whitney and Smiths Addition to st. Pau.
Supposed Owner and
Degcripf1on Int RIprar 5aaneRfu
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Assessment for Eighth Street, From
jackson Street , Kittsen Street.
Mayalrs Subdivision of Block !, Whitney
and Smiths Addition, and Block IL, Robert
ard RandaIl,s Addition to ST. Paul.
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Hopkins Addition to st. Paul.


Supposed Owner and
Description Lot Block Benefits
A. H. Lindeke strip of
land lying next east Of
and 80 ..:.......e 10 $3.50
same, strip of land lying
next east Of and ..... IS 100
same, strip of land lying
next east of and. .......4 Is 40
Supposed Owner and
Description. Benefits
Est. OF E. Langevin-That miscel-
laneous strip of land between
Broadway and lots and g. block
b. Whitney and Smiths addition
to st. Paul .................. 1881
Whitney and Smiths Addition to St Paul
SBar0aed Owner
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Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Block. Benefits
nst, Of P r, Mcouillan-. q s2.0
Est. Of Conrad Gotham
north so feet Of. n 201
sane north so feet of -. IT 2D1
J.. A. Ten Evoke, north
: &s OF. -------- 81 a.01
same, north 2-S of..-....5 70 fM
Merriam Realty Co., north
u. = :. 4 hugs. north i j. & IS
Chas. q. Dickerman
north Z-3 of...-.......--. rs 2.M
D. Schultz, north 2-3 Of. rs 20l
Whitney and Smiths Addition to St Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Block. Benefits
Est. of VIM. r. Davidson west
feet OF south 144.79 feet Of Is SoSS
Est. OF VIM. r. Davidson and
Greve, east Is feet Of West 70
feet OF south IA 70 feet Of 18 go
Sophia GTeTe, west rs feet of
south 208 feet OF Simson's acre
(except west q feet of south
brakes Encouragement "a" of Block ia
Whitney and Smiths Addition to st. Paul
Supposed Owner and
Description, Lot. BepeAts
Fannie g. Wilder ...-.........sD" e1.3S
same .-.s,..-..... :.-s...-...-0 SO
Laghtner and Tompkins. p" 1.6s
Est. Of q. 3. Drake z.ss
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Assessment for Fourth Street, From
Jackson Street to so Feet East
OF Kftts0n Street.
81. Paul Proper.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block Benefits
Est. OF Vim. f. Davidson. s 1s s2A
Same ----...--.-. 1S 1.62
Supposed Owner and
Description Benefits
c. D. GilAllan-CemmenetnK at
northwest corner of lot 7, block
q. st. Paul proper; thence east
along south line of Fourth street
to east line of lot g. sald block;
thence south along east side OF
lot s, IS feet: thence west parallel
to Fourth street 25 feet; thence
north parallel to Jackson street
feet; thence west parallel With
Fourth to Jackson street; thence
north along jackson street to
beginning. ...-.- -.-.---.- $40
st. Paul Proper.
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Assessment for University Avenue
East, From jackson Street to
Broadway.
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vandenbergs Addition to Hoyt's Addition to
ST. Paul.
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Assessment for Fourteenth Street,
From Jackson Street to Broad
waY.
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INSTRUCTION.

ACTUAL BUSINESS, telegraphy, penman-
ship. shorthand, etc, taught day and even
ing at Globe Business College Endicott
Building; students can earn board
REA9ER DANCING ACADEMY, Oxford Hall.
Tenth and st. Peter SITS. opens new class
Jan. 4; private instruction a specially. Of
fee hours, to 8.
WILL TEACH YOU to read, pronounce and
speak Spanish in FIVE lessons; terms mod
crate; references. Address Pronto, c. a.
Globe
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Assessmenf Tor GFan1te Sfreef, From
Mississippi Street to Cortlan'
Street. ,
E. Rice's Second Addition, St Paul
nrad
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supposed owner and
Description. Benefta
F. Schnatth-That g OF land "
ing between the north line Of
lot 8. block T. and the south line
Of lot 5, bloc'- 4. whine and
Smiths Edition to ST. Pa, and
the east line Of lot B, and 8.
said block T. and BroadY-,y. being
in St. Paul, Minnesc "a .. II "a
Whitney and Smiths Af 1i.ion to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Lock. Benefits
S. J. Brown, strip OF land
lying next east OF and. q as.03
same. strip Of land lying
next east OF and - am
Hoyt's Addition to St. Paul
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Block. Benefits
Charles Thompson. strip
Of land lying next east
OF and ...............4 IL a. "a
same, strip Of land lying
next east to and. l IL A. IA
James Alex McfIather
strip of land lying next
east Of and south LIS
feet Of Except west 8
Board of Education strip
Of land lying next east
of and north % feet o. o 1e2
same. strip of land ying
next east of and ......1 AM
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LEASE FOR SALE.

L HAVE FOR SALE the lease of one
of the most desirable store build
inSs on East Seventh Street. Spleen
did opening for a~Eood retail BUSH
ness. Can be~had cheap. G. d..
Whitehorne, SD East Fourth street.
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assessment for Canada Street, From
Ninth Street to Valley Street.
Supposed Owner and "0i'
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Daniel Sweeney--Cemmencing at a
point on west line Of Canada
street where the west line OF lot
6. block 10. Ashton and Sher-
burne's addition to st. Paul. in
tersects said street; thence south
along west line Of said lot 8 "a
feet, more or less, to a point
where a line drawn at right
angles with said west line OF Car
ada street at a distance of 521a
feat. more or less. from said
point; thence northwest IS feet
more or less to beginning. being
part of said lot 8, block Is. In
said addition
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a. IL. SteeS-GoI1menc1ng on eaEt
line Of Canada street at, north
west corner of block Is. Hovf,s
addition to st. Paul; thence
north along east line OF Canada
street 80 feet: thence east par
allel with north line of said
block Is 1877 feet; thence south
parallel with Canada street 30
feet: thence west 137tfsst to be-
ginning (except alley. being In
st. Paul, Minnesota .....
Sarah Kirk. Hendricks Southwest
II OF the following described
premises: Commencing at q
point on east line of Canada
street 80 feet north from north
wost corner of block Is. Hoyt's
addition to St Paul; fhsnce
north on east line OF Canada
street 80 feet: thence east par
aliel to north line OF said block
l5 to west line of Kittson's al
dition to st. Paul; thence south
on said west line so feet: themes
west TO beginning. being In st.
Paul Minnesota -. ...........s
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MeCioud's Subdivision of Block 2, Vanden-
berg's Addition to Hoyts Addition to St
Paul.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

300 LOGGING HORSES, FARM MARES.
draft horses and drivers Just arrived. Part
time given if desired; 80 days trial given
on horses sold at Barrett & Zimmerman's
Midway Stables. Minnesota Transfer.
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Bagnell and McGurder's Subdivision Of Part
OF Block Is. Hoyt's Addition. St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
r. B. Galusha strip Of
land lying next east OF
and ........ .....:...e..s u s2.2
Dennis Ryan, strip Of
land lying next east OF
and ........... ........2 Is 40
Conn. Mutual Life ms.
Co., strip OF land lying
next east OF and ....-.. Is Ais
McfIenry's Subdivision OF Part OF Block lb
Hoyt Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block Benefits
Thos Slater, strip or land
lying next east OF and. IL 16 81 81
Est of L. F.. Drake, strip
OF land lying next east
CT ana. .1S Is 1.62
Louisa G.. Means strip OF
land lying next east OF
elQ LIZ ID 1.63
Mathilde Greye, strip OF
land lying next east &C
or and ...--..........-. al Is LIE
Supposed Owner and
Description. es5 Benefits
n nrrerf1 Own4kI ~ rof-
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6alne, SOUTHWEST e UI---..z
Netherland AM. Land Co..
south 1-3 OF east u Of. rs 1
game. south 1-S oi.26 and "a ]
Emmanuel Church. south
Is OF .....29. 80 and 81
Elik. A. Shepherd ct al....32
Gebbard H. Blase ..--....
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WAITS NAY Be LEFT

AT the following locations for inser-
ton in the Daily and Sunday Globe,
at the same rates as are charged by
the main Office.
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SITUATIONS oFFEaED-FEmALE.

DINING ROOM GIRL-A frst-elass dining
room girl at the Arlington hotel. Seven
Corners.
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Dec. 70 (dly) Dec. %. =
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l.. C. Dayton's Enlargement 81. Paul
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Reneats
John Godske, strip OF land lying
Eext east OF and ..io 81 %
Estate of Henry Lamb, strip of
land lying next east Of and . q 1.o2
same. strip of land lying next
=, east OF and :....:..,.,....-. 1o2
M. Flanagan, strip Of land lying
next east OF and .:..:.:......... 1.o2
same. strip Of land lying next
east of and ......,.;-.--.-..... 1.o2
Mary G. Simpson, strip of land
lying next east of and - & "a
same strip Of land lying next
:, east st of ana -.;.:...:-..:. 1.o2
N Flanagan, strip of land lying
next east OF and (except Grove
ktISetJ
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OF A SOCIAL NATURE.

This evening the Electric City Dancing
class will hold a social in Howley's han
on Penn avenue.
On Thursday evening the members Of
the Excelsior Athletic club and their
friends will enjoy social in the club
rooms on Lackawanna avenue.
Tomorrow the Ladies' Aid society of the
Providence Methodist Episcopal church
will hold thmble party In the church
parlors. 1t will begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
and continue during the day.
A social and entertainment, the pro-
Ceeds of which will go to charity, was
given at the home of Mrs. Osterhout on
West Market street last evening by classes
Q and 16 of the Providence Methodist Epis-
copal church.
This evening the Sixth annual ball of the
Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent asso-
clation will be held in Music hall These
annual events are always of n very en-
joyable nature and this year the commit
tee Of arrangements of which Adolph
Marcus is chairman, promises that the bali
will eclipse its predecessors.
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ANOTHER OFFER MADE.
Providence and Arlington Turnpike Com.
pany Willing to Repair the Road
Within the City Limits.

The Providence and Abingdon Turn
pike company has another proposition
to make to the city which seems very
fair The terms of the offer are con-
tanned in the following resolution
adopted by the company:
Whereas, 1t is necessary that that part
of the Providence and Arlington turn,
pike between LeSitts creek bridge ana
Providence corners should be immediate
ly repaired and macadami2ed, below where
IL is already macadamized by the Turn
pike company, and
Whereas, This company is informed
that there are no funds that can be used
by the city for that purpose at this time;
now. therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY the board of managers or
the Providence and Abingdon Turnpike
and Plank Road company that the com.
pany offer to macadamiZe for the city OF
Scranton, all that part of the turnpike
road between Lcggitt's creek bridge and
Providence corners for the sum of Sl.5Oo,
which sum Is to include the $lG7A already
expended by this company In macadam!Z,
ing the same, and If this offer be accepted
promptly by the city the Turnpike com
pany will proceed at once to do said work
and continue the same until said part of
the road Is macadamzed and repaired aud
put in the condition required by the agree
ment between the city and the company,
and
Resolved, Further. that the said sum of
81 500 need not be paid by the city until
tnt next dllnUul appropriations are i!liiut.
Resolved. That the president and secre-
tary of this company are hereby author
lied to execute on behalf of this company
the necessary papers to carry the propo-
sition into effect, If accepted by the city,
and they are also authorized to execute
and deliver on the part of this company
to the city of Scranton. a bond In the sum
of $3.utO conditioned for the faithful per-
formancc of said work and the fulfill
ment of the agreement providing for the
same.
The foregoing preamble and resolution
unanimously adopted by the board Of
managers at a special meeting held In Its
office in the city of Scranton, September -,
1896
Witness the hands of its proper officers
under the corporate seal of this company
September 20, 1896
ii. T.. Paine, President
W. w. Watson. Secretary.
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up till Thursday intended to veto the
measure he afterwards changed his
mind, because OF certain representa-
tions made to him by Price street pro-
perty holders and proposed to sign 1t.
The fact that he didn't. however, is
still undenied and unexplained.
His honor also sent back the follow
ing measures duly approved: A reso-
luton providing for a fire hydrant on
the corner Of North Main avenue and
Pettebone street; resolution provid-
ing for the removal of poles on Cedar
avenue, not now within the curb line:
an ordinance providing for flagstone
sidewalks and paved cutters on Lafay-
cite street and North Bromley avenue;
an ordinance providing for a lateral
sewer on Columbia avenue; resolu-
ton for the purchase of three Pompier
ladders and life belt for the Crystals.
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CITY NOTES.

Public fishing will close at Lake Henry,
Maplewood, Pa, on October b.
Recital of Miss Augusta Helen Gilmore
at Elm Park church, Thursday evening"
October !.
In the estate of Lewis Justin, late of
Scranton letters of administration We're
granted to his widow by Register of Wits
Hopkins yesterday.
The second anniversary of Warren y.
Berry will be celebrated at the Rescue
mission tonight at o'clock Refresh
ments at close of the services as usual.
L. +. Hall. colored, a waiter at the Ho-
tel Jermyn who is well known about the
city, has been appointed to a position in
the warden's office at the Provincial asy-
lum for the insane at St. Johns, n. Il.
The following officers have been elected
by the congregation OF Abraham ana
Jacob: President. Alex Gross; vice pres
tdent. Moses Frank; treasurer, Louis
Cohen; trustees, Isaac Stenberg, jacob
Monskey and l.. Copelinski.
Andrew Rogers, of Archibald. q Russian
?3 years Old was injured in the mines
yesterday by the premature explosion or u
blast, He was painfully cut on the face
and hands; The ambulance brought him
to the Lackawanna hospital, and his case
was attend to by DR.. Fish.
Marriage licenses We're granted yestcr-
day by Clerk Of the Courts John II:
Thomas to Jacob d. Schermerhorn and
Ada l.. Tucker of Carbondale; George ii.
Keen and Elizabeth Sanders, of scranton;
Stanley Urbanoyich and Mary Slanchow-
ski, of ThrOOp: Omer b. Conrad ana Car
rie Sprague of Glemmon, Susquehanna
county; Alof Alkeson and Annie Gavin,
of Scranton.
The funeral of Michael Burns will take
place tomorrow morning at D o'clock from
the late residence. lU25 Pittston avenue,
with high mass of requiem at st. Johns
church. Fig street. lnterment will lie
made in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
The deceased belonged to Branch IS, Cath
olc Mutual Benefit association, and the
members of that organization will attend
the funeral in body.
Tommy" johnson, one of the Scranton
base ball club pitchers has gone into
business. He has formed Il partnership
with Bobby Wharton, who until recent
ly has been in charge of the BaCkus bowl
ing alleys on Washington avenue. and
the two will conduct the alleys beneath
the Elk cafe on Franklin avenue Jonn-
son has not abandoned base ball. but with
Wharton will pursue the bowling business
as means of livelihood during the winter.
The members of the Scranton Lodge of
Elks have made arrangements to attend
the dedicati ton of the "Elks' Rest" at
Wilkes-Barre today. The members will
meet at the headquarters at 1870 p. m,
and headed by Bauer's band, will take a
special train on the Delaware and Hud-
son at 1850. 1t Is expected that at least
one hundred members will attend this in
terestng event. In case of rain the special
train will be abandoned and the members
will go via the Jersey Central at l2.i5
O'clock
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REAL KIND OF FAIR.
Farm stock and implements
on Exhibition at MOntrOse.

This Is the "blg day" of the fair of
the Susquehanna County Agricultural
society at Montrose. In anticipation
of a large number of visitors from
along the line of the Lackawanna road
special train on the Montrose branch
will meet the train which leaves here
at 0 O'Clock this morning. The fare for
the round trip will be 81.
a distinctive feature of the Montrose
fair is its freedom from horse RAJ cling,
gambling, fakeism and the like. 1t is
what the title of the society indicates,
an "agriculturar' fair. There will be
on exhibition all manner of farm stock,
implements and products. The fair site
is said to be the most scenic and pic
turesque In existence. 1t abounds with
lodges of monster rocks and trees.
The present fair Is the fiftieth in the
society's history; 1t has been adver-
tised as the golden wedding celebration
and a special effort has been made to
make it distinctive success.
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RICH DISPLAY OF WARES.
Much to Attract Visitors TO Weichel
Il Peck's Wyoming Avenue store.

"Opening Day" took place yesterday
at Weichel 4 Peck'S crockery store,
1874 Wyoming avenue. A special effort
has been made by the firm to display
one of the most complete stocks OF Its
kind in existence, and with commend
able success, and the exhibition will
continue until Saturday. The articles
which are being especially displayed
are lamps, shades, globes, onyx tables
and fixtures, but there are many other
departments of the large store whose
contents have been arranged in a way
that furnishes ample reason for graft
fication not only to the proprietors but
to the public, which is invited to call
for n visit of inspection. The event Is
not a sale" it is simply an opportunity
afforded to view the best and most
artistic in that particular line OF busi-
ness.
To describe in detail the lamp stock
alone would require maybe a Whoie
column of space in The Tribune. There
are big lamps and little lamps ana
medium-siZed ones and all manner OF
shades and globes of all manner of
tints and designs. Stock ordinarily
kept sacked has been opened for in
spection. An especially elaborate dis
play is that of the popular little royal
Serves lamps for side tables or cast
ing Il mellow glow over inches and cor
ners. Then there are lamps of royal
Bonn, Dresden, rooliwood, delft, which
presents that blended DicturinS in
blue. and French tiance, which lamps
contain moulded figures in Louis XIV
and similar styles. With the lamps are
shades of tinted silk, lace, chiffon and
other material.
Connoisseurs of cut-glass found n
rich array of that article of Libbey
manufacture for which Weichel
Peck are the sole agents in this city.
The firm possesses also the sole agency
for rookwood ware. that odd and re-
Gently developed kind of ware burned
in dark-cUlored figure. The HaVi-
land d Co., and Theodore Haviland
stock of French ware is very complete
and contains an open stock from which
may be purchased one or a hundred
pieces. a new Havland & Co. pro-
duct is the "feu de four" or strong
fire." y ware which is painted, glazed
and then burned in an extreme heat
until the painting spreads and BLENDS
with the glossy finish. 1t is much
sought by the fastidious.
Some of the other wares and stock are
rich Venetian novelties. jardineres and
pedestals, Louis XIV, plush-lined brio
a-brac, cabinets, crystal vases ana
scores of other articles found in only
the extensive emporiums of large cities.
In rare and costly novelties of coal
port, Dresden. etc, there Is displayed
n large and varied collection. In these
the firms outlay equals many hund-
rods of dollars,
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first received the approval Of the city
engineer. whose opinion shall be final"
the Dunns' resolved to go ahead with
the work. lay their land asphalt and
trust for their nay to their ability to
convince court that the city engineer
and the experts didn't know their busi-
ness when they declared the Dunn ma
terial to be not equally as good as the
Trinidad Pitch Lake asphalt.
The city engineers stolid front and
letters to the mayor from property hold
ers averring that they would not pay
their assessments if the Dunns' were
permitted to lay the disaDproved as
phalt, or some other consideration
caused the Dunns' to change their mind
and now they have determined at the
last moment that they will use the
standard material. such "a the Barber
people bid on and such as the specifica-
tions particularly mention.
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THAT PRICE STREET ORDINANCE.
Secretary Beamish Explains How 1t
All Happened.

The ordinance relative to the opening
of Price street was sent back to the
city clerk yesterday without either the
approval or veto. City Clerk
Lavelle. upon receiving the measure
a memorandum declaring
that the ordinance has become a law
by reason of its having failed to receive
from the mayor within
the fifteen days time, which the law
allows him for arriving at a decision.
Secretary Beamish gave out the state
ment that while it was true the mayor