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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18

Total sales, 100, 943.
TREASURY STATEMENT-Wash ing-
ton, April H-Today's statement Of the
condition Of the treasury shows: Avail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18

OLlASAo l
On the market: T.. M. Weston. Hav.
hogs; s. BRosem Grn1ks; ca EIma lo
t tH H 9lGs;; Sree Gen., valley hogs and cat
| load. i@o'A' iniAeo
| MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minneso
r "a Iransfer, st PaulBarrett & Elm
| horses was large the past week. Orders
Tor that class of horses especially of
aar good y9 diaposa All Glasses Of stock had
WI Wn NAT, during the, week, and will neces-
Sarlly advance considerable shortly to
keep pace within the rising of prices on
a n IN the country. Buyers in attend
Manltoba. Local buyers We're also well
represented, making retail trade a noted
u sta5 m the aggregate sale. Market had
OF horses, very attractive for their high
auasity The representative sales today
D IRA choice to extra s125 to s1s5
R Ras common to good -. 80 to los
Farm horses choice to extra no to is
NTH hor nse common to good. so to 80
cHfcAGo April 1.-THE moder 70 to s,1 LILO
| ply OF cattle offered today checked all
weakness In prices, and the market show
e easra h1 strength particularly for
ss75; choice steers, $4,000 60; beef steers ese
$4g4.W: stockers and feeders, So 6065 O5
bH w e. so@4:1o; COWS. and heifers $1,000
steers, sa75@5; calves, ss5ogs. Active de
competition among buyers Of hogs served
to 1mpart more strength to the market,
and some lots sold PIC higher A few
| fancy hogs. brought s4.6211. and the other
extreme price was $50; sales being large
lErs at ssSS@ss7s; pigs sold at ss.35@S IS.
and prices ruled steady, but lambs were
weaker: The bulk of offerings consisted
o. the latter, sales being at 5000 IS for
S wolIaad 31e w4oled lambs and s55O@55 for
Ms y soe Westerns me. medium to prime sheep
Cattle. 15,5 800: hogs, 1900: sheep, Is, Go.
KANSAS CITY. April 17.-CattleWRe-
ceipts, 5000; market steady to strong
helfers, 1.75@4 so; stockers and feeders,
$3@5.25 bulls, So. 50@5. Hogs-Receipts, g.
600; market steady; bulk of sales, So 600
80 Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong
lambs, sos so; muttons, s.. 5000 80.
ST 81 LOUIS. April 17.-Cattle-Receipts,
2,soo; market a steady to strong; shipping
beef grades, So .50@5. 25; stockers and feed
ers, i: 25@4. 70; COWS and heifers, S2.25G
40; Texas and Indian steers, So. 50@5;
cows and heifers; s2.5o@3. 70. Hogs-Re-
and lights So 7oas IS; packers ec S. 75as. S:
butchers, SO. $685. Oh. Sheep - Receipts,
100; market strong; natives SO 5O@5 lambs,
s415@6. So spring lambs. s5@S.5O.
SOUTH OMAHA. .Neb.. April 17.-Cat-
steers. So 500. 10; Texas steers, So. 1904 70
cows and heifers, So. 900. rs; Gamers. 50. 50
@3. 40; stockersi and feeders, $465 10;
calves, s4@6. Is: bulls, stays, etc, 81. 800
bulk of sales, ss7o@3. IS. sheepNReceipts'
400 200 market steady; yearlings. 81. 6oq5. s5;
50 5000. Is; lambs, "a 1905. rs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18
MAY WHEAT ADVANCED
CROP DAMAGE REPORTS WE'RE
AGAIN THE RULING FACTOR
IN THE GRAIN MARKET
FEARS OF BLIGHT EXPRESSED

Private Crop Tidings Were Gener-
ally DiscOuraging, and the Bulls
Had 1t All Their Own Way
Active Option Closed With Net
on n Decrease in Visible Supply.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18

able cash balance. s2S2, eS1. 1877; gold re-
serve, S245, 092OS5.
BONDS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18

- o :. 20 90 r ....4 OU % 30
Cattie.The receipts were mostly but
cher SUM. among which was couple of
loads OF good steers and few head of
COCO cows and heifers. The balance was
common and habitat stuff, which sold
dccordlngly. Representative sales:
StOckerS and Fae6aro-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOG OFFERINGS FAIR IN QUALITY
AT THE SOUTH ST. PAUL
YARDS
PRICES PUT UP FIVE CENTS
Cattle Receipts mostly Butcher Stuff
-Demand'A Active for All That
Was Desirable-sheep Went
Largely tor tie Local Feeders-
The Usual Light Monday Run i'm
All the Pens.

UNION STOCK YARDS. so1rrH sr
PAUL. April II aRe e Cattle Isl;
calves, = hogs,a 235; sheep. 1921 !.
~ aogs-Higher than Saturday 1t was
she usual hight Monday run, with quality
fair to good, A couple Of good punches
brought SSO. Representative sales:
10. W.; Dkg Price No. wtDkg. Price.
90 90 ...... .dI E0 50 10 l65 .......248 :. So 771a
~ .......23l 721zl6 .......SO4 :. 3 so
Pigs and Culls-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, April IT,. Wheat
opened firm on advance of I'D in Liver
pool, against decline in domestic mar
kets Saturday. Commission houses had
good buying orders end for a few mo-
ments wheat held firm. Selling by scalp
ers brought moderate decline, and then
prices shot up over 1Sc. May opened at
70Ac, advanced to 70Bc, declined to 705sc,
advanced to Inc, and broke to 7O1hc July
opened at 7219c, and at noon was 7l%672c.
Spot No. l northern sold at TaI671Hc.
a premium of 1c, and choice cars at PHO
721sc, premium of 11a@1Ac.-The clos
Ing hour developed considerable strength.
snow report was received and was all
most as bullish as the forecast. Buving
was rather active, May closing at 71s66
u9c, top price for the session. against
70Ssc Saturday and 81 a year ago. Juiy
closed at 72Ac, against 71%@71Mc Satur-
DAY, and $3.50 year ago-There was
sharp demand for cash wheat. Local
m1liers purchased the bulk of offerings
and buyers for outside mills were unable
TO obtain all they needed. No. northern
SOLO at lc premium. Low grades sold
ABOUT &c higher than Saturday, and Of
1er1ngs were not equal to the demand.
FLOUR.
Flour sales Saturday were q. O00 hills
mostly TO domestic buyers. good bust
ness could have been done with foreign
ers II mlllerS had made small price con
cession. First patent is quoted at So .750
80 per 81; second patent, s.. 55a3. 65: first
clear, ". 70@2.S so; red dog at the rate of
Sdz ;5oQi3 per ton In jute. Flour shipments
3,464 bbls. 80
inc mos 10
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AtSiAk0OAA SAA ~ 1OL
do adj. As. .831
Can. South, Eds. 10)
Ches. & o., 41as. 941
do 5s.. .120
G. & N. con Is. IA
do s.. t. deb. Is. 123
Chi. Term, As. .101
D. & R. G. lists. 1851!
do is ......... .101
ETY.. & G.. lists. 1851
Erie Gen. As. :. n
F.W. & DC. list. "a
Gen. Elec. 5s. :. .116h!
G. H. & s. A. Is. 11211.
do A ends. 49,. .112h
do A Ends. ILL
H. & T. C IS. los
Iowa Cen. lists liz
K.C.,P. & G., lists 651
La. new con. As. 1887
L. & N. uni. As. $751;
NE TY o. m Cnlc col,
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TROLLEY INVASION REPELLED.
pRONxvILLE CITIZENS PREVENT COM
PANY FROM USING A STREET AFIEN
AN ENCOUNTER WITH WORKMEN.

An ENCOUNTER WITH WORKMEN.
Az etten,nt was made yesterday by the New
York Westchester and Connecticut Tracuoh
Comnanv to steal march on the residents OF
Rronxville but II was prevented by an inJuhc-
ITO, secured IN the Supreme Court at Nhi'e
Plains
The traction company recently purchaseo the
Chatter Hi line. which runs from the MOUNT
Vernon railway station TO the New-Hork INFANT
Asvlurn and which had an old franchise from
the Mount Vernon city line to White PANS
passing through BrOnXville and Tuckahoe Inns
franchise was granted about five years ago "ul
The town authorities recently declared It Tor
fa,+ed because no attempt had been made TO
build the road and a new franchise was given 20
the Union or "Huckleberry" company The
Union franchise is over the White Plains koaa
from Mount Vernon to White Plains. but does
not include Bronxville. where the Village Trus-
tees have jurisdiction. and Will give hearing 10
the Union company this evening.
Yesterday morning the traction company. act
ing under its old franchise, attempted TO tx
tend It's Chester Hi line through Bronxvine
The workmen had made the excavation on Sat
urdav. and the scheme would probably have
succeeded had not the contractors been con-
fronted with an injunction from the supreme
Court The residents also stood ready with the
village Fire Department to throw water on the
Italian labOrers and drive them away had a
further attempt been made 10 lay the ira KS.
Poth companies will appear this evening before
the trustees.
on saturday when the traction company be-
gan work Chief Of Police stiles AZ the order
Of the village authorities gave notice 20 the con
tractor TO stop. When he did not heed me
order several deputies were sworn IN. ana in'Y
charged on the lah0rers with clubs. The laNaIS
rotreated a short distance and returned to WORK.
They were charged on again by the police ana
attempted 10 defend themselves with PICKS ah-
shovels but the officers drew their reviewers
They hastily withdrew from the trenches ana
fed through the woods. After this experience
the Village Trustees decided 10 take no ruriheF
chances with the company. and hastily ca.4hs
a meeting sent their counsel eX Assem- LYMAN
Alfred Z. Smith. 10 White Plains for an lhl "n.
non The Injunction was issued boy judge
Marean. and VIII he argued next saturday.
The traction company asserts mat its "' :
franchise is valid. and whether il is recognized
or not II says il VIII prevent any otner com
pany from building on IT'S route.
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NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY,
2O3 Montague Street, Brooklyn.
PETER F. MEYER. Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SAIL
under he a.ss,o3 :: H T.. s5-. 9e F. Refers
Peter = N1ye- Auc'oneer win s~i - l. '..a a T..
is'n day u October itp9 the NeN f1r. h-1.-EGs.
Salesr,orn y III Broadvay A, i noon. y
order Z he Executors 4 Amos r. tr' g. a.et vsl.-
able improved ana vacan properly 10 re b sa - Ma
Nos r. y a-s - pine street.
80 ~ West 81 aivay ard - n Thomas street.
81. Jos 10 1l2 ara II. woo.'-r street,
Nos 10 las ana l56 Thompson Street ar So- ~
SO ana as West pr at~ay.
Nos 1865 1ns 1910 Broadway srt ~ 20 seventh Az
pr, A5s-1nc5i ho,s- ,.. 80. q, soy.-,s .v....
south O., ~ IA street.
NorthUes, corner o, -, Ssh Stree f.. Avsnl. Al
xor,bea., e5r-sr O., wes, s2i ara Brrasrsy l.
Eas, side = Br'atTay. s's.h o., Vss' s3i sr--, an
south s.ts -, ws.' ~ street. .as' ~ hroaiTsy
sos,ipss, orTsr ives, es,a Stree 80 B-os.ray ~.
Broadway. ue., Sc. ,r,-l Vest e'th Stree; w's
69fh stree
IVES, ss,h street. nor-, 80 ass' o, Broadway
Southeast r-r-e~ = Wee -.,t Street a~t 4.rty
SoIheas. o., West 7'h street. az bf ifSv. 81
n 80 oe-, o: 80 purchas. MONEY n.y r.nas a
one W. years. 'ne option ~ 'te pifcsis,f.
F- tookua7s fern. = sac. ~. eis - ne Aso.
toner - III Broadway. On or afieF no ~ d@ u
fHExRT Fxo.
gIJ4+61;fiSANN7 lffr = ? WOOD. -----'--'
JoHN A. STEWART.
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was wrapped IN brown manila paper Ike that
which contained the portions Of the body, ana me
package contained six white skirts, a white waist
and a white pillow slip. In the bundle was news
paper OF the date Of September y and containing
reddish marks which Captain Schm.t tberR"r THINKS
may be blood The ianitor told the captain n"
thought he remembered having seen TINS bunhie
on the dumbwalter at the top floor on SATURDAY
Captain Schmttbcrgcr took the bundle 10 the W"st
Twentlcth-st. station and Informed Captains fi'"
and Nfct
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which the scribners announce Includes many
OF the most successful pieces or nc'ion Issueu
by that house-among them stevensons lreae-
ure Island" Q's Splendid Spur hgeles'o''
Circuit Rider" Cables John March' sum
sons "Guerndale." and stocktohs Nuuue'
Grange" The duodecimo volumes are 10 Oe
bound IN cloth and to he sold AT 'he hisn'S iea
sonable price Of * cents.
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THEY CONE NEAR A FIGHT IN COURT
IN BROOKLYN OVER A WOMAN

THEY COME NEAR FIGHT IN ''' hl
IN BROOKLYN OVER A WOMAN
Two wel-to-do erizzled veterans Of The Civil
War. each upward o. seventy years DID, snooN inc"
fists threatenirely AZ each other Yesterday after
noon in the Court Of Special Sessions. Brooklyn.
and fl looked FIR a time as n there would be a
"rgn in" Il would not have been their hi-'
scrap
The veterans were Captain Peter x. Deyo a
customs Inspector living AZ 30 81 Quincy-st.. who
for years has been Republican campaign orator.
and has stlmped the State scores q times. and
Charles White. who officer IN Rhode
Island regiment is q member OF James T. Moore
Pos, G A. r. a real estate broker, with an oiiee
I'm the Trinity Building. 80. III Broadway. Man
haitian and who lives az 80. l-5 Second Pace,
Brooklyn
White had just been fined so by Judges Court
ney. F0rker and Fitzgerald for having assaulted
Deyo July a last.
As IS usual with younger men there Is a woman
in the case She IS dashing grass widow ~
fifty odd summers. Margaret Van Dyck Ivy name
and she lives at 40 40 Classon-ave. She was
divorced some years ago.
You wouldn't believe what have done For that
woman said White 20 the reporter She rented
a fat from me AT 80 Monroe-st about year
ago and soon she was hurt in a trolley accident
! carried thar woman her meals for three months
and pa.3 her every attention; hut you needn't say
anything about that.
First ching I knew. after she got We'll. she had
this oil fellow Deyo running after her. Next
thing knew ne hai room In the fat rented
20 Margaret-Mrs. Van Dyck. I mean-and f!-
"Noxi ,h.rs knew out they had skipped and
+ she owing me si2 f1r the July rent
/ The testimony az tae Trial was rather conflicting
/ Deyo swore be- was sitting on Ms Van joy
st0op. on tlasson-aVe.. when Whife came anl
! caret which he resented. Then. ne says Wh..l
punched him in me nose kicked him IN tae chest
/ m0ny was corrohorated hy Mrs Van Dvok. Mar
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AUCTION S SALE.
WILLIAM P RAE COMPANY, AuetionesrS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1900.
On the Ground, $50 P M.

The Company will offer auction 400 lots arranged
property Seaate above stated They VII be sold only a
which preserve the h
of the settlement for private resi- denCes
location and the improvements introduced at
Sate this opportunity Tor investment or building
SFAGArE carefully restricted Residential Park under the
;son OF the Norton Company and the residents OF Se
including nacadamzed roads,
water Gas and electric lighting Stable Gate House surf and sill
water surroundings Accessible TO New YORK pHt
boat service Nav Novembe from Battery, New York
Over expended land Improvements in LAYING or and
heautiying Sea-(iate
Over invested purchasers Of land homes and buildings Re-
cent sales will add substantial this during The fal
ANY property may be purchased private sale prior 70 me a''n
plot, 6Ox and $1,000 upwards
from New York and special transportation d
tics rdd to inspect property with further information furnished
application.
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Brooklnn propcrtn 60 let.

nv. ff...r D> PARK SLOPE T0ROfGf Nf BROOK
-.....t. very
r.-. 1855 f.nit frm $1,000 f. 81 ts., l ..a.
l.... ...,... t, fff- ..4lI rrl if tlrr interest
a'l' LEONARD MOODY g. b. CD
No 20 Court Street 80. 800 Flatbusn Avenue
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cook living AZ 40 so East Thrty-fourth-st Mr''
Feeling told the police that she had h"'S'' ''
friend Mrs Annie Milton Haeserty' tnr'"s"
r,ous uress during which time she witnesSe1 Il
surgical operation which was performed on N.'
,,-.~,,. and that she therefore recognized INC
sisrnerahored body as probably mat OF Mrs. max
eertv She said that Mrs Hagseriy was oed"'-
mi woman the daughter OF a scranton COM NM
She was Miss Milton. and several years 'N
va. married 10 n Dr HaFgerty in Scranton lro"
80, sbe was separated she said that Mrs nag
.-,,. occurred work IN a Sixfh-ave drygoods s'"'''
Mr.. Hasgerty was fond Of je"elry. ana ""' va
,,orls valued AZ ST0 Mrs Eeelng last hearu H'''
rer al Coney Island I'm June last. ana was .''N ''
that she was living In The family "i 'o "
We, seve,teenth-st Manhattan. Mrs hssnnE
said that She could furnish the name ~ the DOCTOR
who performed the operation. and d.d so l"' ~"
.,o investigated the story and said that II naa no
foundation
OTHER USELESS cLEWs.
ca,.a,r Price said hat the two men seen IN
~,l,,-oh,,s-ave car on Friday carrying olo""-
stained bundle We're two butchers on 'e" way
home with q bundle ~ fresh meat
on the newspaper which 'nooseH N'e 4''
,,a h.dv found a. sevcnteen,h-st was marked III
.o,.u .ls," This looked II first Ike news DEAL
-.e mark hu- when 20 discovered mat il was
~, 3D.. fourth page Of paper Instead 81 inc our
siso NJ the sheet the figures did nor 'Pp''' u" "'
valuable cle~. 1890 .. tho
Edward Conne.y hoatman on barge At '''
e,d ~ West Th.rte,nth-st. says that b" 80"
.-,,,. and a man carrying bundle an the pier %"
rr,5a, MINT and that the woman tire" me pun
a.. .r., ,.a water The couple hen hurried away
a~. a.. bundle Immediately sank This is "n,re
Young Rumph was fishing "h'n ne '''-'
bundle containing part 81 me body
MIA u.re,rse,n ~ 80 ltN Gre"ne-aNe''
t,..-.-., called A. the Moreue in East twenty
s...r-s. and saH that his Wife was MISSING
,.,, a2av from home -N weeks ago. n' sai'' WIZ
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Real estate,
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 LIBERTY STREET,
AZ and IS MAIDEN LANE

Examines and insures titles at fixed,
moderate rates, giving the dealer or m
weston the selection OF counsel when De-
sired. Questions OF doubt are submit
ted 10 a Committee OF Counsel OF tho
Company before insuring.
Losses for twelve wears SIS 'e5I'
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OLD AND NEW rETlTIoN FOR Wafer

OLD AND NEW PETITION FOR WATER
Tho Mercnante' Association has sent ont latter.
70 more than eleven hundred business men asking
whether the siguers Of TWO petitions for nn tf-
creased water supply favor ne pan now before
tie Board ~ Public improvements o. Increase fhe
supply by making ii contract with private car-
roration known ne NE Kamapo Water Company
The petition before the Board # Public Inn
provcments dated juno : IL signed hy The New
York Board ~ Fire Underwriters. Several pef.-
tons aro attached 20 the main one and are signed
lv men in various lines Of business. there IS also
one petition signed By property owners ana resi-
dents II Brooklyn which IS dated .n lN" Iisro
IS also attached 20 The main petition. dated June
30 lsss another petition addressed % the I.~s-tf-
,r. setting forth the needs ~ am increased water
supply and urging "taat whatever Hesitation may
be adopted in reference % Il Pc" aquedurf and it-
creased supply from the Croton district PROVISION
shall immediately be- made for the mifoalc'lon ~
a special service from the streams oi il' orange
and Rocklard County districts
Attached % the ast petition is an address 10
n. Ingislature which SPECIFIES me NaIilai" - @-
f.rn as being one that could ne used aiNaf'as
ously The last petition and ADDRESS We're pre-
rared and signed iu s>. and y mas been iripi it'
rec4r.fy that TWO ~ tle men VINO formed it'
s..oiaI Merchants Committee which ~itN"i itr
,|,,,'~n have withdrawn their signatures lf"
tfrcf.'rfs' Association desires 10 ascertain now
- .yrors ~ me petitions - ls'3 ana -st. stand
| ,r ~. present matter before ID" Oily!
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Gin propcrin for Sale or Go Get
--~--~--,--~-~>0
30 WEST SfST STREET.

ur.f-rlftr. LARGE 25.FooT RESIDENCE facing
...f..- ORDER. Decorated All modern improve
.... ,r.rei lfr possession open dai.t
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.,,. ed,tion u Jerusalem" by Walter
,,assr, and + n. Palmer. is announced by Lip
pncott
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llnfurnlsbco Apartments 90 ttt
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n,e brethren. must welcome a form that al
lou even II IL doesn't actually suggest the
pleasure of many perusals.
I'll IS i8.otic 10 suppose. as the sluggish anu
.,.l...,..,.- reader Of mere bulk supposes mat
,to arif, and force and beauty Of any good IT.
,ra,. work whether long short is 70 be really
ra,rer,d nj first reading a first reading
t.,,i1 .f course. be agreeable hut y - IN a
o.. ~.adinc ouly-a mere entrance 70 the SUD
4ect ON th. readers part. II the writer TO whom
- &C. addressing himself. IS at all an artist me
,.,.~,,,. work must be looked at as you look
-, ,o,r Rembrandt or your Whister-niahy
,tr,,e NOT once You don't turn your Whs'er
,t,. wall or your Rembrandt when You nave
,,,,.da f., for ten minutes and the only mag
,..,,,.o literature which YOU are justned IN so
g., .t.sr.,arsirg as 10 read n but one" Is mat
,,tt,t is cornparahle 20 the sketch Of the cur
, ,,..rt in the Illustrated newspaper IL Is
,.~t,,ea matter. II isn't writing This perhaps
4. o. counsel Of perfection rather than thlhs
., ha realized by every one; but, at all events Il
NAV. be a view which has something IN IT, ana
O. lew which should appeal especially 70 a
writer not only for the qualification OF MS own
vanity hut because he. at least, knows as the
outsider cannot know. how much thought and
feeling welded into art can 20 20 single page
Of II writer's writing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Name of Owner and


Description. Lot.
Elias Fehr, 81 it of 1t ga" and
50 it of 6S TT .................,A
A. S. Phinney. 80 fit Of 81 it
of "A" and all of ...............
Elias Fehr, 80 it of 127 TT Of. A
Palace Addition to st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20


Addison A. Cutter CONG at point
on line of 1t 2. 7-10O # from
sw cor of said 1t 2; tn nelly par
allel to Seventh st IL $40 #; tn
at right angles se1y IL $40 #
to se'ly IL $40 # to line of 1t
2; tn II 74-10O TT to beg, part Of. 2
G. j. Struck ct al. .............
Leonard Ayd ...... ..............
do CONG at se'ly cor of
1t 8; tn nw'ly 60 5-10 fit to nelly
cor of said 1t 8; tn along line
of 1t 7 ITO #: tn at an angle +
Of 40 deg to the right it to
se'ly cor of L. Ayd's brick blk;
tn se'ly GA $40 fit to place of beg.
Beck and Breckenridge's Addition to St.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Assessment District No. 8, City of
st. PauI-COntinued.

ST. PauI-COntinued.
Stinson, Brown and Ramsey's Addition to st.
Paul.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Block. 5 cts.
p. P. Wintermute Tex w 30 It of
Ill S-12 IT of and ex 1914 TT OF
The Pioneer Real Estate az and building s ocio
ety's Subdivision of Block Sc, Stinson,
Brown and Ramsey's Addition to St. Paul
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot. Block. S cts.
w. II. Williams ..............9 SO 3.91
Emma Funk, " Of ....... 18 36 7.04
Dawsons Subdivision of Block SO, Stinson,
Brown and Ramsey's Addition to st. Paul,
Ramsey Co.. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Name Of Owner and
n.-..,srA=

J. W. and f. C. Rogers, CONG on
line Of ne Il. sec SO. SO $685.
1000 # e Of sw cor of said 4
sec: tn parallel with W line of
said a see 100 it: tn parallel
with line Of said 4 see 375 #;
tn sely to point 800 # n Of
said $ line and 1916 # of W
lire of said Il see; tn SEQ #:
tn W 1908 # to beg lex Third ST,
sec So, { p. r %. ......-............
CORTLAND Parker. s 1873. 90 it of
the following: Cong at 4 post
NV cor Of ne y; thence q 80
rods; tn 80 rods; tn W 50 rods;
. tn n so rods TO beg lex e
10l IT and part to Kroemschroed-
err, sec SO. { %. r 22...........
D. L. Smith. 150x150 # in Sc 4
of sw Il. see SO. %. %.
James Dillon, d triangle W of blk
SO. Suburban Hills, in - of
sw 4, sec SO, { %. r %. ......
Maria b. Nell. und 1-3 of the fol-
lowing: Cong at center of sec
SO; tn "a % it to beg: tn e
Gfls rods to Il post; tn 5 80 rods
TO 4 post; thence W 1872 rods:
tn nelly to beg lex ST, sec SO,
{ %. %
Dan1 Egan, CONG 300 it S from a
point in center of Point Douglas
road where the W line of Ii /.
blk 30. Suburban Hills, intersects
said road; tn S TO 1t s. blk 80.
Suburban Hills: tn W 60 #; tn
n $50 IT; tn 60 it TO beg. sec
30. g. 22.................
Section ., Town 90, Range %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Haldeman's Addition to the City of ST. Paul

Kidds Encouragement of Blocks and 6,
Trademarks Addition to the City of st. Paul,
Ramsey Co., MINI.