of humanity for all sectionsof the globe afford valuablelesson for the young, while an hour in the ;menagerie gives the scholar an acquaintance ]with the animal kingdom not to bbderivt*! i;v.^.

boi ' \u25a0-. Inview of this morning exhibition thepo:ade will mete at 8 o'clock, and old andyoung shonld govern themselves] accordingly.

THE COURTS.

District Court.SEW CASES AMDPAPEBS FILED.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railwaycompany tb. Elizabeth C. Roberts et al; noteof issae filed and cause placed on general termcalendar.

Manhattan Cloak and Suit company vs. A. T.Williams; Itranscript from municipal courtfiled a»d docketed and execution isaued to sher-iffof Hennepin county.

Mueller & Heinreich vs. John P. Gorman:complaint filed.

Same vs. same defendant and A. L. Jenes,gornishee; affidavitfor garnishment filed.

Harriet B. Stone vs. Aimer jneK. Stone; sum-mons and complaint filed. . '\u25a0\u25a0

Thomas F. Scanlon vs. Stoin & Son; com-plaint filed.

And Hull vs. Robert 8. Innes; complaint,etc., and note of issue filed and cause placed ongeneral term calendar.

John Molin vs. John A. Holmquist; com-plaint filed.

Probate Court.

[Before Judge Uoland.]

In the matter of the estate of L.".7iuia T.Barnes, doceasod; inventory filed and allowed.

Municipal Court.Win, Cropp, drunkenness; comic : ed tea

Jays.James Cunningham, drunkenness; sen.c^c:'

suspended.Michael McCann, drunkenness; paid a fino of

$5 and costs.\u25a0George Hughes, disorderly conduct; paid a

fine of $5 and costs.Annie Clair, disorderly conduct; paid a fin:)

of $15 and costs.Carrie Hughes, disorderly conduct; paid a

fine of $5 and costs.Jacob Fisher, assault and battery v a Peter

O'Brien; paid afine of $5 and costs.Orlando L. Durgan, abduction; di3n ;?sed.Edward Hawkinson, discharging firearms in

the city limits; pa;d a fine of $1.Joseph Bash, drunkenness; committed ton

days.John McDonald, drunkenness; sentence sus-

pended.James Wheeler, vagrancy; continued until to-

m»TOw; committed in default of bail.Frank Ryan, larceny of saddlers' tooh; com-

mitted ten days.

Wanted —Morses.E. D. Fdlts, the inspector and buyer for the

Minneapolis Street Railway company, willbe atthe barn at the corner of Cedar and Franklinavenues, each morning, at from Bto 10 o'cock,for the purchase of horses for the street iailwaysystem. Horses must be from six to sine year*of age, and weigh from 1,030 to 2,00& poundseech.

Minneapolis Markets.Owing to tho annual election dT officers of

tho chamber of commerce which, took placehere yesterday, local f^r.iiri business was soma-what neglected. The feeling was quirt a jre-gards prices and the movement was steady.

Floor—Steady, with v firm damund for theupper grades, and a moderate request forthe lower. Tho quotations uro as follows:Patents, •r'p.2"j«<;.<j.7.">: straights, $5.1 \u25a0 g 6.00;clears, ?4.75@5.00; low grades, £J.IMCg3 25.'lli\u25a0 m irk t was steady bat dull.

Wheat —Tho feeling was Bteady, rmd sales forNo. 1 hard were siii;ht!y higher, tales weromostly by sample, among them bsing the fol-lowing: 3 cars No. Iby sample, at 970j I enrNo. 1 hard, seller the year, $1.08; thar.l, spot, $1.04; ' c-.v by 6am[ilL>, 99 . S.'iesfor future delivery were neglected on accountof the elect ion. •\u25a0?"!.' >4 v.-;is bid fur No. 1 hardspot, and 980 fur N;i. 2 hard Bpot.

Corn—No. 1 was hold at 49c. Posted lotsoffered at 4G@4Sc, according to quality.

Oms —In Cair request at 27@28J>£o for Ho. 2.Belli ;\u25a0 asked 2So forNo. 2, and 29c for white, toarriv.

Mis iooi\ —Uuchanjpd.Urn — Firm and ia moderate production.

Billed out at *8.25@3.50 ia balk, and at $10,25in sacks; ?7.75 was bid for October and $7.50for year. The former wa3 offered at $8.15.

—Quiet and scarce at $11. 12.50,according to quality.

Hay—The few t:\lej mida were at $8 35@5.50

Democratic Primaries,

Tho Democratic caucuses in part of the wardswere held last nightand delegates to the countycunvr on elected as follows:

SECOND WABD.

Baldwin Brown, J. J. Moore, J. Backer, D.E. Pickett, Solon Armstrong and Wyman Costi-gan.

THIUD WARD.

Mathias Gross, Wra. Uric, Wm. Daily, Chas.Iloag, J. B. Bottinenu, John Alstadt, Edmund

Eichorn, A. A. Eichorn, Wm. Qnigley, Wm.McArdle, R. Nauer, H. WestphaL Xhos. Fagan,Herman Ilein and SmythoO'Brien.

SIXTH WABD.

Jacob Martin, J. B. Mullar, H. O. Peter-son, Mathew Welsh, James Sweeney,August Busman, James Cullen, -JosephHolsshor, A. }'•. Flessner, Joseph Fallen, FrankVanduzen, Fred Norenborg; John Fewer, Phil-lip Hut. in;;, Louie Fradorickson, Hogaa

1 had Bevere attacks >>[ gravel and kidneytrouble; waa unable to a medicine or doctorto cure me until I used Hop Bitters, and they

\u25a0 in a short timo.—A DistinguishedLawyer of Wayne (,'i». N. Y.

.! lurglar in Limbo.The good* stolen frr>:n Coli i & Bosaathal's

clothing store on Sunday night were recoveredyesterday entire, and the burglar Charles San-dar arrested. The goads wers found secretedin a burn in the alley running through theblock l> \u25a0\u25a0 .-.• \u25a0 • i Fifth ail Six'.U areaaes south,ami between Ninth and Tenth streets, and con-sisted i f twenty-four overcoats, six pairs ofpaniß, four dress coats and an amount of jew-elry. Che value o£ tho whole is estimated atabout ;?30J.

Baadar w is waaring souia oE the jewelry whenarrested. He acknowledges tho burglary, butsays his pal has loft the country.

I'.e Watrr Hoard.Ata regular meeting of tho water board last

evening the following business was trasf ;i?ted:

WOOD!1

AND

OOALj.

GEOVE & ROWE,Ho. 6 Washington Av.\ South,

Dealers in all kinds of

WOOD and OOAL.We buy onr coal of the Philadelphia and Read-

ing Coal and Iron Co., and it is ail A No. 1.Now is the timo to bay your winter's P*lpply.

E^-Yard office 217 Fifth street nor..;. 270*

HAZEN & CO.,

Real Estate. Loans and Business Erote,304 First Avenue South,

MINNEAPOLIS, - - MINN.

V' c buy, sell and exchange Real Estate, bnsinessplaces, oollect claims, pay taxes, etc.

JOHN LEE,

II¥ERY,BOAR»MGASD SALESTABLE,

SHIP YOUR

HUM. mm Mil)iIIMMTo J. J. SLEAYTN A CO., 20 Bridge Square,General Fruit, Pru i^ce and Commission Mer- \chants.

Oi-3ors for Ora- • >=, Lemons and Apples, anda small fruits <»\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 on short notice. 218

For Week ofOct I1-6,1883,MORK NEW STARS!

Miss Jessie Grant, Miss Ida Walton, MissIxtrie Dyencort, Miss Ada Elliott, Harry Evan-tine, Miss Maggie Martelle, Miss Emma Evan-tine, A. J. MoNcice, Miss Lallie Morris, Messrs.Cort aiul Murphy, Miss Annie Cushman, MissLana Rivera, Miss Blanche Trenham, Miss LottieLaviere and our regular stock company.

MatineM every Thursday and Saturday after,noon at 2:30. Popular prices.

AMTTSEMEKT3.*>.ejsro-E Ol*isKisL house i

The Great Family Resort.

The Brilliant CommediaD,W. J. THOMPSON,

GEO. W. THOMPSON.MIS3NELLIE HATTON,

In k< FORA LIFE!"\:? . rOWERFDL STOCK COMPANY.General Admission 25 cents.Reserved Boats 50 cents.

Family Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday.

THEATRE OOMIQUE.210, 221, 223 First Aye. South.

W. W. BROWN Solo ProprietorJAMES WHEELER Manager

COLE'S RESTAURANT!430 Il.nnepi.'i Avenue, - Minneapolis.

STRICTLYFIRST-CLASS IN ALLRESPECTS.Regular Dinner, 25c.

Z3"EreakfiiSt and Supper on the European Plan.

W. C. COLE, Prop'r.263-ly

GALL 11 COM/!THE MO3T SUCCESSFUL

DOCTORSIN AMERICA,

DRS. REEVES & TIMER,111 Wrimton Avenue South,

The report of the committee on claims approv-ing the monthly pay roll and other bills was ac-cepted a' d ordered paid. The city engineerwas instructed to contract with the lowest bid-der for the t- uvatioa of rock and sand at theWest Side i.'uL: >'UK works. Engineer Watersrecommend. ' lue payment of 1108,999 toYoung, G reen & Gleason for work done in lay-ing pipes, etc., and of $3,318 to the North StarIron company under the contract of May 29.Adopted. Itwas resolved that the 8-inch mainbe recommended to be placed in First avenuesouth, between Third and Sixth streets, and ifthe recommendation be approved that the sec-retary be instructed to telegraph at onco foreight-inch mains. The agent of the Bostonwater metre company was granted permissionto exhibit a Rttern of the company's work,whereupon he consented to furnish the citytlireo met re 3for trial. His offer wis accepted.A. J. Finnegan's complaint that water had beenshut. ofT from his premises at 521 Third streetnorth for non-payment of assessment was takenup and, 1 af.era prolonged discussion, was laidon the table. Ail journed.

ihe Eemocratic mayoralty convention atBaltimore yesterdny unanimously nominatedFerdinand (J. Latrobe for a fourth term.

1116 Western Avenue.

UJNGS, THROAT, NOSE.—If you cough orhave weak lungs, asthma, bronchitis, or Catajrl!, donot lose time by oxpej tmenting with cod-liver oil,malt, hypophopphites, or any other treatment thatdoes not benefit more than one case ina thousand,but apply at once to Drs. REEVES & TUENEB,Throat and liiirg specialists. Try the best first,because itwill be the cheapest in the end, and 11you call before the diseas9 has worked irreparableinjuryyou willb« cured.

STOMACH. LIVEK. Ifyou have dispopsisor pain, soreness, fullness, bleating or sour stom-ach, nausea or vomiting, headache, pain in thestomach, side, arms or hands, or a numb, pricklyfeeling; ifyour bowels are costive or you have di-arrhea, if you have piles, fistula or hernia, or any

disease of the stomach or bowels, either externalorinternal consult Drs. REEVEd & TUKXEB.

DEFORMITIES.— spins, humpback,bow-legs, club-feet, diseases of toe hip and kneejoint. Consult Drs. BEEVES & TUKN'JiK.

WOMEN.—If you have a mother, wife or sis-ter, daughter or a lady friend suffering with anydisease, insist on her consulting experienced ant!successful specialists in female diseases. We curesuch diseases rapidly and permanently.

KIDXETSAN'i) BLADDER.—Ifyour urineIs highly colored, milky, or very clear, is passedoften and with pain, or is scant or too abundant,and casts a sediment of wh»e, ropy or brickdustcolor, or ifyou have pains inthe back, or feelweak,or if there is a heavy, dragging or. bearing downsensation, or any disease or unusual symptoms ordisagreeable sensation ecch as an unnatural dis-charge, or itching or burning sensation, consultDrs.iREEVES & TURNER.

BLOOD AND SKIN.— absorptionand external remedies. Do not derange yourstomach, bowels or digestion by takingthe eo-oalle«"blood medicine," but come at ence to Drs.

REEVED &TURNER, and be cured at once andwithout injuy. Our treatment for blood and skindiseases will do you more good inone month than

all the blood medicine you ever took. There inno1 necessity for going to Hot Springs or anywhereelse. We never fail, and willgive $1,000 for a casethat we cannot cure.

EYES AND EARS.— your hearing or sightis failing, or if you have spots or specks or flashesof lightbefore the eyes, or ringing, roaring ornoises in the ears, be assured that these aro na-ture's signals and alarm bells, warning yon of com-ing blindness or i•<nfii<v=s. Lo°e no time, but con-sult at once Drs. KEEVES & TURNER.

HEART. UKAIX,NEXYES.—Ifyou have adizziness of the head, palpitation of the heart, did-cult breathing ana suffocating feelings, fullness of

the head, a tired, irritable, discontented feeling andfear of impending danger or death, a dread of b«ic«alone, or the reverse—a desire to be alone, if yoiumemory is failingand you are gloomy and despondent, or ifyou dreaia much or often, and feel araversion to society, you are suffering from a serious disease of the nerves, brain and heart. Tothave no time to loose. Consult at once DcsREEVES & TURNER, physicians and surgeons.All mail answered promptl y and strictly confldential

MLIEiPOLIS WIYT CMJifflVVTANTED—Men and Women desirous of ob-f v taiuing a thorough business eduratio.i

and all who want to be thoroughly qualified inPenmanship, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Te-legraphy, Typewriting and English branches,should attend the "Archi&al Business College,"earner First avenue south and Third street.Students admitted any time. For particularssend for College Journal. 265-tf

WANTED—Young men and ladies to learn» » Shorthand and Tel-graphy. Address T.

X. Jones, 'Minneapolis, Minn. 165*

ROOM 1, • - • MUSEAPOIK, MRS.

FOR SALE—Pine Janda either i-i largo orsmall tracts in Blinneeota or Wisconsin.

Garland, Ridgeway &Co., No. 6 Washingtonavenne south, Minneapolis, Minn. 283*

OTHER DISEASES.—If you have any disease,no matter what the name and nature may be, con-sult free in person or by lertsr Dbs. REEVES &

TURNER. You may depend upon honest, fair deal-ing reasonable charges and no encouragementwithout a prospect of cure or benefit. Hundreds ofladies and gentlemen visit onr office every day. We

have separate entrances and recep'.ion rooms. Oneperson never knows what another is being treatedfor or that he is being treated. We never mention

the names of our patients, and never refer to tb«nwithout their written permission. Xxpoeur* winnever o:*nethrough us. ONce hours 8 a.m. to 9 p.m

DRUGK3S.

HOFFLIN'S ""Tr-Allkind* hard or eof corn's callonmw imtl brmln-if",causing no pain or sonmoss, dries iK.<lnutly, \.IIInot soil anything, and never falls to clTect a cue.Price, 25c; by niuil, 80c. The geuciuu put up inyellow wrappers and manufactured omlyby Jos. •'(.

Hofflin, drupgist end denier inall kin'fc- cr I'uUntMedicines, Boots. Herbs, Liquor.*, Puimte, Oils,Tarnishes, Brushes, etc. Minneapolis, Mian.

THE AIEBIGAN WONDER!

PROF. UDEXTERELECTRO-EIOLOGIST

and MAGNETIC HEALEE,Cares all di6eusoa speedily and permanently.Has effected a large number of miraculous snaresin this cityand St. Paul. Read tfae names of afew of those who have been cured. Can furnishnames of hundreds of parties cured in this andother ttates. No testimonials or affidavits pub-lished without tho parties' consent:

George P. Wallihan, commensal editor of thePioneer Press, kidney disease; L. Swift, Jr.,cashier Minneapolis Tribute company, sprainedankle, on crutches, cured by two treatments; A.C. Jordan, managing editor Evening Journal,rheumatism, cured in two treatments; C. H.Langworthy, of the firm of Drury, Felton & Co.,1212 Third avenue south, rheumatism and kid-ney disease for thirty years, cared inten days Ed. A. Stevens, late clerk ofmunicipal court, cured of rheumatism inthree days; Charlos McWheeney, Nicoltethouse, cured of deafness in ono treat-ment; C. H. Hoj t, contractor and builder, 1718Park aveone, cured of kidney and liver com-plaint in three weeks; August Modry, 16 SouthFirst street, kidney and heart disease, cured intwo weeks; J. Bingham, kidney and rheumatism,cured in two weeks; B. H. Broat, 405Honnepin avenue, loan broker and real es-tate dealer, cured of rheumatism in two days;Georga Krugcr, liver and kidney trouble,eighteen month.-, cured in three weeks; W. D.Lewis, 201 Fifth street north, low state of health,cured in a few days; George W. llodgen, withNorth Star Boot nr.d Shoe company, rheumatismthree yi'aw, cured in ten days; M. W. Smith,88:iDayton avenue, St. Paul, liver, kidneys anddigestion ot long standing, cured in a few weeks;N. C. Hinsdale, Doyie & Co., Chicago,rheumatism, three treatments; Mrs. CharlosAndrews, C'entervillo, Minn., neuralgia fouryears, cured in six treatments.

Mra. Laura White, 68 Twelfth street, lung,stomach, liver, kidney and nervous trouble,cared in ono month; Polico Sarcjeant MartiaBuerfening, am in sling, injured by a fall;could not lift even a cano; cured in oi;o treat-ment. E. J. Hoppmann, proprietor Mil -sotahonse, Duluth, P. O. bos 333, rlieun.; 'ism,neuralgia and kidney trouble; cured in tei 'ays.

Hundreds of letters and test-mon-nls f > ladies and gentlemen on fileat tko uZL. . . j i.ayebeen cured by the professor's new method oftreatment, and who do not want tbeir namesmentioned in the newspapers.

Prof. Dexter has two assistants, regular grad-uates —one a graduate of Jefferson Medical col-lege in 1839. Attached to the office is a verycomplete laboratory in charge of one of the old-est chemists in the country. The professormakes no specialty, but cures all diseases thathuman flesh is heir to.

Send for Magnetic Journal, mailed free toany address, containing names of those sored.

Consultation free.Office in Minjteapolis—Rooms 4 and 5 Syn-

dicate Block, open on Mondays, Wednesdays,Fridays and Sundays, from 9 a. m.t«12:30 p.ra., 2io 5:30 p. m. and 7to 9 p.m. Sundaysfrom 9 a.m. t« 12 m. and 2 to 5 p. m. only.

OtfiokinSt Paul—Corner of Seventh an*Wabashaw streets, Steele block, open on Tubs-days, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 9a. m. t»12:30 p. m., 2 to 5 p. in. and 6:30 to 8:30 p. m.

Special, Notice.—Examine carefully theabove references, as Iwillgive to any charitableinstitution in this city ft,OJO if you find tten»otherwise as represented.

PiiOF. A. J. DEXTER, Magnetic Healer.

DON'T READ THIS!UNLESS YOU WANT TO KNOW

Where to get

An A, Ifo. 1 Photograph Taken!SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY.

ST9IS & FASRELL,Havicg reflt*ed and renova'ed the Photograph

Gallery, corner of Third avenue and Washingtonavenue north, are prepared to receive customers,AND DON'T FORGEr that v.-c guarantee satis-faction. Ifwo don't please you we don't wantyour money. Babies a speciality.

STONE &FARRELL,269-75 229 Washington Av=s. North.

& Co.,IOVj South Third street. Minneapolis, Minn. OfficeHours— a. in. to 1 p. m.; 2to 5 and 7to 9 p. m.Bundays,9 to 11 a. mi. am.?. Treat illChronic,Kervous and Special Diseases of Men and Women.

YOUNG IfEJVr.The following symptoms, fre^BMLtry met with

among young men, are produced by causes wellknown to themselves: Loss of Memory and Energy,Kyes growing Weak, Eruptions on the Forehead,Disturbing Dreams, Unrefreshing Sleep, Bad Feel-ing on rising inthe norning, Loss of Appetite, Pal-pitation of the Heart, Despondency, Timidity,Brooding over the Past, Apprehensions for the Fu-ture, Aversion to Society, an Unnatural Preferencefor Solitude, and many others. Dr. Spinney wouldsay to the unfortunate sufferer who may read thisnotice, that you are treadiag on dangerous ground

; when you longer de ay in seeking the proper reme-| dyfor your complaint. You may be in the firsti st-^e —remember you are approaching the last, and| the time must come when the most skillfulphysi-i cian can reiser you DO assistance. Inno case has| the clocor failed of success. Then let not despair•work itself tipon your ircacmation, but availyour-"]selves of tba bcncnciol results of Li-> treatment be- jfore roar case is beyond the reach of medical ekilJ,or before grim Death harries you to a prematuregrave.

MIDDLE-AGEDMEN.

There are many of the age of thirty to sixty whs

are often troubled vrilhtoo frequent evacuations orthe bladder, often accompanied by a . slight smart-ing or burning sensation, and -weakening of the sys-tem ina manner the patient cannot account for.On examining the urinary deposits aropy sedimentwilloften be found, and sometimes small particlesof albumen will appear or the color be of a.thin,sulkiah hue, again changing to a dark or torpid ap-pearance. There are many men who die of thisdifficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the secondstage of seminal weakness. The Doctor will guar-antee a perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthyreetoration of the genito-orinary organs. Pamphletwith full L-i ndfiiimr sent fiee to any address. Oalor address »W BPIXNEY & CO., IB*Third strsesouth. Minneapolis. Minn MM

TI IHBiLD BUSINESS COLLEGE.-i«6 gained a position sccjdc! to none, among the Business Colleges of this coun'ry* Its course of

study is thorough, and as near LC.ual business as is possible to mace It. It employ 3 enable'corps of teachers, chosen esptciaUy for tha work. For particulars send for College Journal, orcall at the office, corner First avenue EOttth and Third stiwt, MinneapoJi.-.

THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOI3E. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5,1883.

Nelson, Stevens & King's Addition to West St. Paul.

Supposed owner and description. Lot. Block. Benefits. Damages. Balance.Sarah Ward. (Except Dakota avenue) 1 19 §4 00 SO 00 $4 00Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 2 19 300 000 300Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 3 19 400 000 40JJos Wright, Jr. (Except Dakota avonue) 9 19 2CO 000 2COSame. (Except Dakota avenue) 10 19 800 000 300Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 11 19 400 000 400Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 12 19 300 000 300Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 13 19 400 003 400Phillip Crowley. (Except Dakota avenue) 5 24 800 000 800Same. (Except Dakota aveuue) 7 24 400 000 400

Jackson &Bidwell's addition to West St. Paul.

Supposed owner and description. Lot. Block. Benefits. Damage?. BalanceJ B and W H Sanborn (except Dakota avenue) 1 "D" $5 00 $0 00 |5 00Same and same (except Dakota avenue) 2 "D" 2 CO 0 CO 2 00Same and same (except Dakota avenue) 8 "D" 8 00 0 00 8 00Same and same (except Dakota avenue) 4 "D" 3 00 0 CO 3 00A C Schmidt (except Dakota avenue) 9 1 200 OCO 200Same (except Dakota avenue) 10 1 500 000 500

Robertson's Addition to West St. Paul

Supposed owner and description Lot. Block. Benefits. Damages. Balance.

D DMemn (except alley) W2oft of ...<*f «2 JJ" f0 CO fj 50

1 WOW .50 CO *10 00Ua^iasKuhl (except alley) 1 •ij CO 10 CO .10 00

DD Merrill.. • \u25a0;g lfcg ]Q 0Q Q m 1Q 00*\u25a0 i« 10 00 0» 10 00

Edward Langonn. v» *™.10 00 003 10 00

£?! \u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0"\u25a0''''.'.':'.'.'.'.'.".'. 7 169 1000 000 1000

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fp&^= EEEE:i si •ss ts '.'So 0.0|^fc::::::::::::.::.:.v.\u25a0....•...........; ffi ;«<» •« »««£. B ....- ........J 166 10 00 000 10 00

n?SS:::::::::::::.::::::::::.v::.:..::::::::' Si ijg • • »]§l£l§litil -Ii $ \u25a0\u25a055..-SS- kK™::::;:::H:E:::":::E--::::::1 !S 38- SSS IS3S

Biiiiiii11 isAlWßchwat,;.::... 7 178 1000 000 1000

g^^&'ii-:;:::::dv::.":;:::::-::::I 178 500 .0 00 500m s«> 000 sou

Confirmation of Assessment for Opening and Extension ofDakota Avenue.

Office of the Boabd or Public Works, )

Cm or St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 1,1883.)

The osseesmont of benefits,damages, costs and expenses arising from the opening and exten-sion of Dakota avenue, through lot 4, block 54, West St. Paul proper, in the Sixth ward ofthe city of St. Paul, Minnesota, haying been completed by the Board of Pub-lio Works, in an 1 tat said city, said Board will meet at their office, in said city, at 2p. m., on thefifteenth day of October, A. 1). 1883, to hear objeotions(if any)to said assessments, at which timeand place, unload su'Hcient cause is shown to the contrary, said assessments willbe confirmed bysaid Board.

The following is a list of the supposed owners' names, a description of the property benefited ordamaged, and the amounts assessed against the same, to-wit:

West St. Paul Proper.

Supposed owner and description. Lot. Block. Bsnefits. Damages. Balance.H W Stone, lot 4, block 54, taken for Dakota avenue $0 00 11500 00 $1500 00John Maher, N4sft of ], 2 and 8 64 50 fcO 000 50 00Moses Bixler. 845ftofN90 ftof 1, 2 and 3 54 50 00 000 50 00Chas E Thayer, S4sf tof 1, 2 and 8 54 50 00 000 50 00HJPeters 5 54 100 10 0 00 100 00HB Montgomery, (Except Dakota avenue) 16 54 )Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 17 54 S-100 CO 000 100 00Same 18 54 )Herman Keogler, (Except Dakota avenue) 14 54 50 00 0 00 59 00Sterlingand Heeloy, trustees, (Excopt Dakota avenue).... 1 63 10 00 000 10 00Same and same, (Except Dakota avenue) 2 63 10 08 0 00 10 00Same and same, (Except Dakota avenue) 3 63 10 00 0 00 10 00John Moriarity, (Except Dakota avenue) 4 63 10 00 000 10 COlame 5 63 10 00 0 00 10 00HWStone 7 62 5 00 0 00 5 00Same 6 62 8 00 0 00 8 00Same (Except Dakota Aye) 10 78 8 CO 0 00 8 00S D Lord (Except Dakota Aye) 9 78 800 000 800Same (Except Dakota Aye) 8 78 800 000 808Same (Except Dakota Aye) 7 78 8 00 0 00 8 COSame (Except Dakota Aye) 6 78 800 000 800PDWicchell 1 76 8 00 U 00 8 COWmDawson 2 70 8 00 0 00 8 00Adamßau 3 76 15 00 0 00 15 00CB Gallagher (Except Dakota Aye) 10 85 800 000 800Same (Except Dakota Aye) 9 85 7CO 000 700Same (Bxcept Dakota Aye) 8 85 6 00 0 00 6 00Same (Except Dakota Aye) 7 85 5 00 0 00 5 00Same (Except Dakota Aye) 6 85 500 000 500Adamßau 1 86 8 00 0 00 8 00Same ? 2 86 8 CO 0 00 8 00Same 8 86 7 CO 0 00 7 00Same 4 86 6 00 0 00 6 00?ame 5 86 5 00 0 00 5 00Mary F Dawson (Except Dakota Avenue) 10 98 300 000 300Same, (Except Dakota Avenue) 9 98 300 000 800Jame 8 98 4 00 0 00 4 003ame 7 98 6 CO 0 00 6 00feme 5 98 2 00 0 00 2 00feme 4 98 5 00 0 00 5 00Jame 8 93 5 00 0 00 5 00Same 2 93 5 00 0 00 5 00JMBurch 6 99 15 00 0 00 15 00JSchaffelke, (Except Dakota avenue) 1 104 500 000 500H W Stone, (Except Dakota avenue) 2 104 300 000 300Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 3 104 800 OCO 800Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 4 104 500 OCO 500Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 5 104 700 000 700J HKeimers, (Except Dakota avenue) 9 104 600 00U 000DD Merrill, (Except Dakota avenue) 10 104 310 OCO 3 i)VEF Drake 7 108 6CO OCO GOOSame 6 103 700 000 7(0Thos Couhran, Jr, (Except Dakota avenue) 6 117 403 COO 400Samo, (Except Dakota avenue) 7 117 400 OCO 400Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 8 117 400 000 4COF Steinhart, (Except Dakota avenue) 9 117 500 000 SCOSame, (Except Dakota avenue) 10 117 600 000 600Chas Giesmann 1 116 700 000 700Same 2 116 600 000 600Geo Ossman, (Except Dakota avenue) 1 120 7CO 000 700came, (Except Dakota avenue) 2 12) 6CO 000 600Same, (Except Dakota avenue) ' 3 120 500 000 500Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 4 120 400 000 400Haaie, (Except Dakota avenue) 5 120 400 000 400Win lwwson 7 120 500 000 500Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 8 120 000 000 6COSame, (Except Dakota avenue) 9 120 GOO OCO GCOSame, (Except Dakota avenue) 10 120 50U 000 SCOWmH Daw, (Except Dakota avenue) 1 183 300 000 3COSamo, (Except Dakota avenue) 2 183 400 OCO 400Same, (Except Dakota avenue) 3 133 500 000 500JIIand M Munch, (Except Dakota avenue) 4 133 600 000 600Same and same, (Except .Dakota avenue) 5 133 7CO 000 7COAlbert Schultz G 184 700 000 700Same 7 134 500 000 500WmDawsson. (Except Dakota avenue) 1 185 300 000 300Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 2 135 200 OGO 2COWm Dawson. (Except Dakota avenue) "A" 63 00 $0 00 $8 CO

West St. Paul Proper.

Supposedowner and description. Lot Block. Benefits. Damages. Balance.Fli™ VamWhorrk

Dakota avenue) 8 83 20 CO 000.20 00IXEffiV™(«cV^ota avenue) 3 83 20 CO 000 20 00

Same (except Dakota avenue) S% of 2 33 10 00 , 000 10 00Nicßabholtz (except Dakota avenue) NX of 2 33 10 00 000 10 00

Jos Minea (except Dakota avenue) 1 33 20 00 000 20 00Wm Thomnson 2 •** DOU °UU OUU

Same • ..:.....•....... 3 84 .8 00 000 800S:™e"" ".".' »* 3* 10C0 000 100°Same! ' •(KxcepVDakota avenue) 5 84 25 00 000 25 00

Same. (Except Dakota avenue) 6 34 i5CO 000 £5 00West Side Land and Cottage Company (E of Dakota

nvannei ' 1 24 10 03 000 10 00Same (KofDakotaaVe^e): 2 24 10 00 000 10 00J and M Iten. (E of Dakota avenue) 8 24 10 00 000 10 00Louis Nash. (E ofDakota avenue) 4 24 10 00 000 10 0J

JandMlten. (E ofDakota avenue) 5 24 10 00 000 10 00' ' \u25a0 -'•\u25a0./'"' "; '*_•'-".\u25a0 \u25a0 " "-V .-' \u25a0_..\u25a0\u25a0-.•" r 1

W Foley. Commencing on S line of section 5, town 28, range22, 350 feet E of 8 W corner of block 25, West St. Paul Proper;

thence Nat right angles 50 feet to beginning; thence in camedirection 50 feet; thence E parallel with said section line to

Dakota avenue; thence S along Dakota avenue to N line of lot5, West St Paul Proper; thence W parallel with section line tobeginning ••• 10 ou v uu lv uu

Geo Bohrer. Commencing onS line of section 5, town 28, range22 350 feet E of S W corner of block 25, West St. Paul proper;thence Nat right angles 50 feet; thence E parallel with said sec-tion line to Dakota avenue; thence S along Dakota avenue to -Delos street; thence Wto beginning 10 00 OCO 10 00

Harriet A Prescott. Commencing on W side of Dakota avenue enN line of lot 4, block 24, We»t St. Paul proper; thence W par-allel with Delos street to a point 200 ftE of W line of section 5,

town 28, range 22; thence N'ly to a point 150 feet N of Delosstreet, and 190 ftEof said section line; thence E parallel with •

ft

_Delos street to Dakota avenue; thence Bto beginning 10 00 U uj IJW

Harriett A Prescott. Commencing on W Side ofDakota aye on \u25a0•''."•;•N line of lot 3, block 24, West St. Paul Proper, thence W par-allel with Delos st to a point 190 ftE of W line of Section 5, •Town 28, Bangs 22-, thence N'lyto a point 200 ftNofDelos st,and 176 ft Eof said section line; thence E parallel with Dolos . $. n - «n nist to Dakota avenue; thence Sto beginning.................. §10 CO ¥0 OU 5>.l 00

Same. Commencing on W side of Dakota aye on N line of loW,block 24, West St. Paul Proper; thence N'lyand W'ly along Da-kota aTe to W line of Section 5, Town 28. Range 22; thence Bto .N line of lot 9, block 25, West St. Paul Proper; thence E to

beginning : ••"• * . .Same. (Except W2, £«), block'W? Robertson's Addition to We*

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Robertson's Addition to West St. Paul.

Supposed owner and description. Lot. Block. Benefits'. Damage*. Balance.Cans Jbitzor ..9 178 $10 00 $0 »0 $10 0UJas Jordan 1 180 10 00 OCO 10 00Henry F Schwabe 2 280 10 0U 000 10 00Jmtina Schumann 3 180 10 00 000 10 00HGeissler ..4 180 10 00 000 10 00Wm McWhinnel and Hyman Ha 110..... 5 180 10 00 000 10 00

.; West St Paul Proper;

Supposed owner ard description. Lot. Block. Benefits. Jamages. Balance.Mathias Iton (Xof Dakota ara) 4 18 $5 00 #0 CO 95 00Same (E of Dakota avo) 5 18 6 00 0 00 5 00Same 8 6 10 00 0 00 10 00Same 9 10 00 0 00 10 00Same 10 10 00 0 00 10 00

Robertson's Addition to West St. Paml.Supposed owner and description. Lot. Block. Benefits. Damages. Balance.

Edward Langevin l 181 $10 00 $0 00 $10 OfrSame 2 181 10 00 0 00 10 00HJPeters 8 181 10 CO 066 10 00JC McCarthy 4 181 10 00 000 10 00Theodore Sanders 5 181 10 00 0 00 10 00Raphael Re™ 5 177 10 00 0 00 10 00EdwardL re in 6 177 10 CO 000 10 00'Same 7 177 iO 00 0 OD 10 00Nicholas t-.nwemler 8 177 10 00 0 00 10 0OSarah Ward 9 177 10 00 0 09 10 00Mathias Iton 7 176 10 00 0(0 10 0(VSophiaFitzer 6 182 10 00 000 10 00

Allobjection* to said assessment must bo made in writingand filed with the Clerk of 6aid Beardat least one day prior to said meeting. JOHN FARRINGTON, President

Official: It. L. Gonau:;, Clerk Board of Public Worke. 277-79

CONTRACT WORK.Sower on Ceear Street.

Office ofthe Boald of Public Wobks, )

Citt op Si. Paul, Minn., Oct. 2d, 1883. SSealed bids willbe received by the Board of

Public Works in and . for the corpora-tion of the City of St. Paul, Min-nesota, at their office in said city, until 12 m.,on the 15th day of October, A. D. 1888, for the

construction of a sewer on Cedar street from aconnection with a sewer on Seventh (7th) streetto Eighth (gth)street, in said city, together withthe necessary catchbasics and manholes, accord-ing to plans and specifications on file in theoffice of said Board. :

A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in asum of at least twenty (20) per cent, of thegross amount bid must accompany each bid. \u25a0

The said Board reserves the right to rejectany or all bids.

JOHN FARRINGTON, President.Official: R. L. Gorman,

Clerk Board of Public Works. 276-286

CONTRACT WOKK.Sewer on riftu cst&> Street.

Officeof Boaed of Prsiiio Wobks, )

City at St. Paul, ML a., Oct. 2,1583. S

Sealed bids willbo received by the Board ofPublic Works in and for tho corporation of thecityof St. Paul, Minnesota, r.t their office in saidcity, until 12 m. on tho 15th day of October,A.D. 18SS, for the construction of a sewer onFifth (srh | street, from Broadway to Minnesotastreet, in .• rd city, together with the necessary catcl. basins and manholes according toplans and specifications on file in the office ofeaid Board.A bond with at least two(2) sureties, in a sum of

at least twenty (20) per cent, of tho grossamount bid must accompany each bid.

The said Board reserves the right to reject wayor all bids. . HI FARRINGTON, President.

Official: B. li. Gormax,275-286 Clerk Beard of Public Works.

CONTRACT WORK.Grading Cedar Street

Office of the Boaed of rcßLio Woeks, )

City of St. Paul, Minn., Oct 2, 1883. J

Sealed bids willbe received by the Board ofPublic Works in and for the corporation of thecity of St. Paul, Minn., at their office in said cityuntil 12 m., on the 15th day of October, A. D.1883,f0r the grading of Cedar street from Twelfth(12th) street to Bluff street, in said city,according to plans and specifications on filein the office of said Board.

A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in a sumof at least twenty (20) per cent. «f the grossamount bid must accompany each bid.

The said Board reserves the right to rejectany or all bids.

JOHN FARRINGTON, President.Official: R. L. Gobman,

Clerk Board of Public Works. 276-286

CONTRACT WORK.

Grate Mola AYenne ana Gofs Streetin the SixtH Wart.

GEATEFUL-COMFOBTING.

EPPS'S COCOABREAKFAST.

"By a thorough knowledge of the naturallaws which govern the operations of digestionand nutrition, and by a careful application of tho»fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps-has provided our breakfast tables with a deli-cately flavored beverage which may save ns-many heavy doctors' bills. It is bythe judicioue-use of such articles of diet that a constitution,may ba gradually built up until strong enough to-resist every tendency of disease. Hundreds ofsubtle maladies are floating around us ready toattack wherever there is a weak point. We mayescape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves,well fortified with pure blood and a properlynourished frame."— Service Gazette.

Made simplywith boiling water or milk. Soldin tins only (>£-lb. and lb.) by Grocers, labeledthus:

JdUJTDQ UDIW9.'Pn Homeopathic Chemists'JAJflljo £110 « UU. London, engird.

MISS LAURA W. HALL,

TJH.CHKB OF

Tilt: mi AKD HABHOILResidence, . .

h. I\u25a0•; :?.:in; Avftnce, St. Anthony Bill,,

Office of the Boakd of Public Wohks, )

City of Bt. Paul, Minn., Sept. 24,1833. JSealed bids will be received by tho Board of

Public Works in and for the corporation of thecity of St. Paul, Minnesota, at their office insaid city until 12 m. dd tt.e Bth day ofOctober, A. D. 18S3, for thegrading of Dakota avenue from tho south endof Wabashaw street bridge to Goffe street,and Goffe strcat from Dakota avenue, to George6treet in said city,using tho surplus material fromGoffe street to fill Dakota avenue, gradingDukota avenue from the south end of Wabashawstreet bridge to Isabel street sixty-six(66) feet wide, and from Isabel streetto Goffe street sixty (60) feet wide, and Goffestreet eighty (80) feet wide, accord-ing to plans and specifications on file in theoffice of said Board.

A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in a sumof at least twenty (20) per cent, of the growamount bid, must accompany each bid.

The said Board reserves the right to rejectany or all bids.

JOHN FARRINGTON, Preside.Official: R.L. Goksian,268-279 Clerk Board ofPublic Works.

CONTRACT WORK.

Planting aM Protecting Shade anil Or-namental Trees on BotSi Sides

of Como Ayenne.

AT. rAVL,MINX.

|^-Also Agent for BKAINAUD'S MUSICAL.WORLD, published at Cleveland, Ohio. It hasbeen published over 20 years, and is acknowl-edged to bo the ablest and best, as well as theoldest musical journal in the country. Everyteacher, amateur and pupil should have it.Price 1.50 a year. Address &s above. Notifiedbypostal card, Miss H. willcall at any residencein the cityand receive subscriptions.

OFFICE OF THEBoARD OF PCBI.IC WORKS, )*Cityof St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 3,1833. )

Sealed bids -willbe received by tho Board ofPublic Works in and for the corporation of theCity of Saint Paul, Minnesota, at their office ineaid city, until 12 X,on the 15lh day of Octo-ber, A. D., 1833, for Planting and Protecting

Shade and Ornamental Trees on both sides ofComo avenue, from Rico stroet to lot 8 of UotoVillas in said city, accordirg to plars and speci-fications on file in the office of said Board. Thenumber ot trees required will be about threehundred and seventy (370) elms; one hundredand eighty-five (185) box elders; and one hun-dred and eighty-five (185) white or soft maples.

A bond with at least two (2) snreties, in asum of at li-ast twenty (20) per cent, of thegross amount bid must accompany each bid.

The said Board reserves the right to reject any

JOHN FARRINGTON,President.

Official:B. L. Gokmak,

Clerk Board of Public Works.277-87

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An effort was made in the Pennsylvaniahonse yesterday to pass a joint resolutionto have the Republicans nominate twoDemocrats and the Democrats nominatetwo Republicans, in each branch to framean apportionment bill.but itjwas defeated.

Irespectfully iavita the attention of ladle*and gentlemen to my large, must complete andelegant stock 6fnew Masquerade Costumes, totballs, parties, theatricalperformancec, old folks-concerts, tableans, &c.

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HEALTHIS WEALTHDr. E. C. West's norve and brain treatment, a

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memory, premature old age, caused by orer-exertion or oTor-ind"C!lgocco, vhich leads to mis-ery, docay and death, Oi:o box will cure recess!cases, Esch box contains or.a month's treat-ment. One dollar a. box or six boxes for fivedollars, sent by mailprepaid on receipt of price.We guarantee six boxes to cure any OSS'. VfJtheach order received by us for six boxes, aco >ni-panied with fivedollars, we will Mid tie por-chnser oar written guorr.ai«*> to re*urn the moneyitthe treatment not effort .- cure. Onar^anteee issued only by Laisb>* A • Co., cornerThird and Wabfishaw «itiwte, cst. Psa% Minn,OrA»- by i=»ii DmmDtlv utandol to.

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