text: 8 " .-" .;;'. ;"■ ' ■■ ; " 'statement no. »3. • V.V'i . BEWICK CONTBACTB. - . :«.. ' 1 " " ...■-■■-■ "i Balances duel I ■*- I•- _ , " ~ Amount of ;. Jan. 1, 1879, Contracts r Since , ■ _ .. Balances due Jan. Contractors. Sewers. Sureties. Bond. Date of Contract : ExpiraUon. upon com- . Let. Payable out of Payments. 1,1880, upon . . , ■ : ... ; ..,.•■.." - •■ , . ■ pletlon. - ' '. ' • , . ■ - ' compieuon. • 1 ' '"" ■ ' ! : I - : r : ■ ~ "~~Trj~ '■ •;.;, - ■ :•:.■■. •.■- : U; '■■■-'. ~ " ~" I ■ ' "" ':■"■'. ■■ ' ' - f lynn * Mn11en.;;;.......:...:..........."8r0 a y'.and0ther5treet, John Bell and Daniel $ .^ t m>S.. $300 00 " local Improvement Fund. ..'. , * 300 00 .........^..... Completed. .JohnE. O'Brien Grove B treet J. O-Wly and 50000 Aug. 13, 1877... Oct. H, W7.... 26375 || Local Improvement Fund. ............ 36*75 ................. Completed. Patrick Nash Rice, Tenth and Rondo streets John S. Prince nud * " - _ ,_ . „ . ' m «x» «w Si^Vi ._. u .j ; :^a F N. W. Kittson... 0,00000 May 18, 1678... Oct. 1,1878..... 21,029 87 Local Improvement Fund. 21,03987 Completed. John Butler Ninth street sewer James Dillon and . - -••..•*■__■■ not, On mr .iß»»,i ' M.Bieen 1,000 00 June 19, 1878... Sept. 4, 1879.... 787 . Local Improvement Fund 787 Completed. John E. O'Brien, Summit Avenue sewer, M. O'Brien and J. O'Brien, Commissioners:  200 60 April 22, 1879.. July 1, 1879 §749 80 Local Improvement Fund 749 80 Completed Moline & Weber. Sixth street sewer between Robert and J. P. Gribben and 200 00 May 1^ 1879.... June 8, 1879.... 424 55 Local Improvement Fund............. 424 55..' Completed. If aline & Weber Minnesota streets T. Swanson 200 00 May 14, 1879.... June 8, 1879.... 424 55 Local Improvement Fund 424 55 Completed. Third Street sewer between Minnesota and H. Boucher and P. Warne Brothers' Wabashaw streets. Haulers $300.00 May 14, 1879.... July 8, 1879.... 1,011 20, Local Improvement Fund $1,011.20 Completed. Total $39,249.52 $2,185.55 $41,268.17 $1,000.00 STATEMENT NO 84. SIDEWALK CONTRACTS. Balance due on contract. Amount of Jan. 1, 1879, Contracts Since. Amount of Jan. 1, 1879, Contract Expiration, upon completion. Let. Payable out of Payments. Remarks, contractors' William Densmow R. B. Galusha and Daniel Mullen $650.00 Dec. 16,1878.... May 1, 1879.... $2,288.50 $1,248.18 Local Improvement Fund. Whalley P. Berkey and E. C. Belote $600.00 June 24, 1879... Aug. 1, 1879 184.12 Local Improvement Fund............ $1,248.18 Completed Wm.F. Piper and Thomas Swanson... $50.00 Aug. 22,1870... 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Dec. 1, 1876... $17.60 Completed. John Butler, Minnesota street, between Ninth and Tenth. John Butler, streets: July 1, 1877... July 1, 1877... Aug. 25, 1877... 675... Local Improvement Fund... $675.00 Completed. John Butler, Isabel street, Sixth Ward: $1,250.00 August 13, 1877... Nov. 14, 1877... 675... Local Improvement Fund... $675.00 Completed. Daniel Mullen, University avenue: $1,250.00 August 13, 1877... Nov. 14, 1877... 675... Local Improvement Fund... $675.00 Completed. William R. Mentals Arkwright Street, Walter Mann, 300, Feb. 12, 1876... June 1, 1876... June 1, 1876... 8,607,50... June 1, 1878... Sept. 1, 1878... 3,478,60... Local Improvement Fund... 3,478,60... Completed. Jeremiah Sullivan, Dodd Road in Dakota County, W&Wais, 600, May 15, 1875... Aug. 9, 1878... 55,50... Dakota County Road Fund, 55,50... Completed. Pin O m j T<rUh«rt.trpets J. C. Becht and A. 2,000 00 May 28, 1878.... Nov. 1, 1878.... 1 200 00 ) [L< Beyer&Lui Rice and Iglenart streets R. Kiefer 2,000 00 May 28, 1878.... Nov. 1, 1878.... 200 00 Additional... >'> Beyer* Lux Rice and Iglenart streets "• 060 87 Additional > " > Local Improvement Fund 5 860 87 Completed. T MD. an Bates avenue °a" Johnson. a. 68 500 00 June 18, 1878. Sept. 1, 1878.... 845 45 Local Improvement Fund 845 45..Completed. I, no avenue- " I "Edvard C slwwr. 5,000 00 Sept. 7, 1878.. July 1, 1879.... 14,47750 Local Improvement Fund. 3,203 49 11,274 01 Completed. Mitchell Vincent ll.'Orient street John O'Donnell & Co. 00 Oct. 8, 1878..... Nov. 1, 1878.... 1,341 59 Local Improvement Fund 1,34159 Completed Charles Clonan ZZ\Z\Z' \uhx*tt* *rtnwZ^...\..°T^iSL7g. 2,500 00 Oct. 81, 1678.... Aug. 1, 1909.... 11,115 07 Local Improvement Fund.... 9,96 2 12 1,153 55 Completed. Renue, Sc be. k-oberg. 2,500 00 Oct. 21, W.... Aug. 1,1879.... 11,115 07 Local Improvement Fund 9,962 12 1,153 55 Completed. Oare, U.venue" Henry Shaber md 3,000 00 April 21, 1879.. Sept 1, 1879 12,548 51 Local Improvement Fund 10,548 51 2,000 00 Completed. A. Smith, 3,000 00 April 21, 1879.. Sept 1, 1879 12,548 51 Local Improvement  Co. 1,600 00  UP St. Pan & Chicago B. B. Co., New York December 18, 1900 $100,000 00 STATEMENT NO. 89. OUTSTANDING OTTEN BONDS. Issued to the Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad Company, (6 percent) Amount of Issued to. Issued for. Payable at Maturity. Amount. bonds, each bond. 1 t0 74, inclusive M WOolo WnT(TMcornead 3 Bonne Jay Cooke&Co., N. V... Norember2l. 1^ • 187.000 00 76t0 2 inc1a.i1;..... 38 1,000 00 Win. G. Moorhead Bonus Jay Cooke 4 Co., N. V. . . November 21. 1888.. 88.000 00 113 to 186 incisive 74 600 00 Wm. G. Moorhead Bonus Jay Cooke & Co.. N. V. .. No-ember 21. 1888 37,000 00 187 to 236 lncwiw • 60 600 00 Wm. O. Moornead Bonut Jay Oooke & Co., N. V. .. December 23, 1898 25.000 00 237to274rinclu.ive .... 88 1.000 00 Wm. G. Moorhead Bonus Jay Cooke 4 00., N. V... NoTember 31 1898 38,000 00 »5 tom Inclusive...,. 25 1,000 00 Wm. G. Morr head Bonus. Jay Cooke & Co., N. V... December 23, 1898 38- 000 00 Total amount of outstanding city bonds issued to th» Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad Company ....... ■ $200,000 00 - _, ■ . 1 1 -.' 1 - -fii-**"- -*•■ ■ - - ■-'■ ■' ■ ■ '■ ' . ' ..-'.. ..— 1 ■ - ~ .-T-. ..i I■■ ■ m. — — -w STATEMENT NO. 90. \. ocTSXASDisa city bonos. (Local Improvements.) No. °of ' Ax ? oU^°i toned to. Issued for. Payable at. Maturity. Amount, bonds. CECh °° nfi - Ito 100, inclusive 100 $1,000 00 Committee Ways and Means... Revolving fund to pay estimates % |g| - :V allowed contractors, replacing ......... same by assessment collections P. M^Myera & Co.. N. Y. July 1, 1898, 7 pet cent. ..... . $100,000 00 STATEMENT NO 91. Our Board of Health, composed of the Board of Health, is composed of the following: Number Amount Issued to Issued for Payable at Maturity. Amount, bond, bond. Hospital, $100,000.00 Committee Ways and Means Public park (259.95-100 acres). P.M. Myers & Co., W.Y. July 1, 1903, 7 percent. INDEX TO RECEIVE. Judgments, costs, etc. $54 Jackson Street paving assessment $66 Jackson Street opening assessment $74 A. John Street grading and bridging assessment $73 Statement. Assets and liabilities $1. Alan House and Hospital expense fund $1. Alley opening assessment, lot 11, block 3, Rice's Irvine's addition $70 Ledger balances (debit and credit) $1 Alley opening assessment, block 31, Saint Paul Proper $71 Licenses returned $65 B. Local assessment expenses $45 Statement. Lafayette Avenue opening assessment $69 Board of Education lease $38 L'Orient Street grading assessment $78 Board of Health Lots one and two, block seven, Bazille & Gnerin's addition $60 Satisfaction. City bonds outstanding (bounty) 86 City bonds outstanding (8 per cent.) Statement City bonds outstanding (St. P. & C. railroad) H Ohio street opening assessment (7.77 City bonds outstanding (L. S. & M. railroad) * * City bonds outstanding (local improvements) * * City bonds outstanding (public park) $46 City bonds outstanding (years maturing) $46 City orders $4 Poundage returned $48 City debt, objects of Police department $61 City hall and prison account $46 Como avenue bridge extension $45 Como avenue bridgo extension $45 Como avenue opening assessment $5 D. Receipts and expenditures $3 Statement. Reserve fund $5 Dakota county road fund $39 Rice Henry M., county treasurer $16 Damages, general $57 Rice Henry M., president board of public works $22 Renfrew, A., city treasurer $16 Ramsey street opening assessment $81 Statement. Ramsey street opening assessment $81 Statement. Ramsey street opening assessment $81 Statement. Randolph street grading assessment $72 Expenses, general $3 _... . Statement ft :» it - -'/r- : 'C ' Statement First ward fund — «ji Sewer pip« account v..;.~ ....1...'.:.... ...:.....::.......... ;40 Fourth ward fund : •■ 84 Street grading contracts.... ..... 25 Fifth ward fund .....; , 85 Sid«wald contracts.-:. ..::^;~.r;:.^t?,.i:;?:i;;:^:.....:..^.;;:~..:\.:.:...;.:r;1* . Fire department k : ■ ••• 2? Sewer contracts ............. \.:.:..v^:r.'.t..\..:;.\\\...-..\;i\\-:;:'*.7.-.-.'.v.:.-.-..-... 23 Fifth »tr«*t compromised damages.. — • »* Street and sewer forces .....:...."..... '.;..'. . v :.... ;.... 48 Finn returned •••• »» Second ward fund...... ....... '.:.?..... Ii w1.^;...;J.V.V.;..V. ." 3g Sixth ward fund S6 & Statement §ewer expenses 59 o*-arftlfnnd . . 27 Saint Paul Gas Light company.....'.'*.":.. ...'....>.".'.... ...v; ....88 So^a^iighVcompknV:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::" 5 a^:^!?!^::::::::::::::H::::r J? ;V'v;i; ■' I. ■ Bewail, J.'sV, engineer of board if pubiic worka (Rice street aewer conrtrnction) 17 Statement. Sewall J. S. , engineer of board of public works (engineering contingent fund) .c... 18 --"■; :•:"■ Sycamore street opening assessment ;.;.;... '.•'..;"::.".." 67 Interest (semi-annual in N«w Tork) • — .-. 10 Sibley street opening assessment :..'.............. :......;'...."..:'.. :'........... 68 Interest (semi-annual in St. Paul) 11 Seventh street grading assessment. ;;v.v:;....... 19 Interest (annual on bonds) 12 \ Sidewalk assessment, A. Meyers' contract of June 22, 1878 ....:.;*.v:.. v ... 82 Interest fund .'• • 28 » Sidewalk assessment, Wm. Densmore's contract of December 18,1878... V. 80 THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1881. T. Statement. Treasury account 4 Tax collections 13 Tax levy for year 1879 1* Treasurer's certificates of aale 7 Third ward fund ■. 88 Tenth and Fort street sewer assessment °* Statement. Weber, Charles, chief of police 2°, West Saint Paul (now Sixth ward) unadjusted debts *2 West Saint Paul (now Sixth ward) funded debt interest 41 Water company, Saint Paul °° JOHN W. ROCHE, City Comptroller. INBUB-NOB. I New England Mutual LIFE Insurance Co., - - - of Boston. President, Benjamin F. Stevens. Secretary, Joseph M. Gibbons. Assets Dec. 31, 1880. Loans on real estate "..... $2,140,725 00 Loans on collateral security... 100,800 00 Premium notes or loans 1,490,688 49 Value of real estate owned 1,312,726 70 Market value of bonds & stocks owned..........:..... 10,101,704 25 Cash on hand and in bank 417,803 18 Accrued interests and rents.... 198,051 13 Net deferred and outstanding premiums 170,53015 All other assets....... • 4,000 00 Total admitted assets..... $15,941,979 40 Liabilities. Net reinsurance reserve....... $13,319,484 92 Total gross policy claims 118,036 00 All other liabilities 162,923 80 Total liabilities $12,600,444 28 Surplus over liabilities $3,841,435 12 Income, 1880. Premiums, less amount paid for reinsurance $1,568,043 59 From interest and dividends. 797,042 21 From rents & all other sources, ~ 81,638 78 Total Income $2,446,723 58 Expenditures, 1880. L09A68 and matured endowments $1,249,736 00 Dividends and other disbursements to policy holders 651,069. 50 Total payments to policy holders. $1,900,806 50 All other expenditures 315,044 60 Total disbursements $2,215,850 10 Miscellaneous. Policies in force at close of 1879, No. 18,750..... $55,089,488.00 Policies in force at close of 1880, No. 19,001 :....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....:....: President J. W. Balch. Secretary W. G. Oliver. Assets. Value of real estate owned $20,000.00 Loans secured by mortgages on real estate $175,078.62 Market value of bonds and stocks $57,273.00 Loans secured by bonds and stocks collateral $81,400.00 Cash on hand and in bank $65,395.36 Premiums in course of collection $59,210.63 All other assets $1,900.00 Total admitted assets $970,257.51 Liabilities. Paid capital $557,200.00 Re-insurance reserve $145,864.14 Unpaid losses $39,000.00 Other liabilities $8,893.40 Total liabilities, including capitals $744,957.54 Surplus over liabilities, including capital $225,299.97 Income in 1880. From premiums received $288,174.30 From interest and dividends $47,927.68 From rents and all other sources, $1,318.20 Total income $337,420.18 Expenditures in 1880. Lessee $169,360.16 Dividends $82,609.80 Commissions and brokerage $27,660.12 Salaries of officers and employees $23,750.00 Taxes $8,446.88 All other expenditures $15,938.62 Total expenditures $327,765.58 Total risks in force December 31, 1880 $23,234,000.00 Business in Minnesota in 1880. FIRE. Risks written $161,911.00 Premiums received $2,865.27 Losses paid $1,371.85 Losses incurred $2,571.85 STATE OF MINNESOTA, Department of Insurance. St. Paul, March 25, 1881. - I, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that the Boylston Mutual Insurance Company above named, has complied with the laws of this State relating to insurance, and is now fully empowered through its authorized agents to transact its appropriate business of fire insurance in this State for the year ending January 81st, 1882. - A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner. WATSON & OXLEY, AGENTS, ST. PAUL, - INK. Teller, Irish & Co., Minneapolis. Proprietor, The Quaker, in the most eminent Sole Agent for the United States. Send for our catalog. SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. 61 SAINT F-A-TJX, 61 ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, BATTLER BROS., 61 EAST THIRD STREET. A. FULL LINE OF SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED. 6 X Boys' and Children's Clothing a Specialty. Orders by mail promptly attended. ARTHUR, WREEN & ABBOTT Wholesale Notions, Hosiery and Fine Goods. 186 AND 188 EAST THIRD STREET, - - - ST. PAUL SEND US A POSTAL CARD With name and address, for Catalogue of Seeds. Field, Garden & Flower Seeds. Catalogues Sent Free, By Mail, to Any address. FRANKLIN STEELE, JR., & CO., 127 and 129 South First Street, Minneapolis. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. AUERBACH, FINCH & VAN SLYCK! The Only Leading Dry Goods House is the Northwest. Competes with the Markets of New York and Chicago. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENTS. NOYES BROS. & CUTLER, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 88 and 70 Sibley Street, Cor. Fifth, - - - - St. Paul. The Finest Drug Store and Stock In the West. CROCKERY. CRAIG, LARKIN & SMITH, Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in. French China, Glassware, Lamps, Looking Glasses, House Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc. 64 SIBLET STREET, ST. PAUL. | COMMISSION MEBCHAUTS. HOXSIE SELL ; ORANGES & LEMONS, Timothy and Clover Seeds. T A P P IT? ' EGG CASES, FIFTY CENTS. JAuuftH. 1 14 JACKSON STREET, - - - - -ST. PAUL. ~~~ >:_kcHA«l TAL.LOJiS. ri MATHES, GOOD & SOHUKMEIEIC ! THE LAEOEST AND MOST TASEIOSABLE MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH NT 117 THE XOETKWE3T. Jobbers in Merchant Tailoring: Goods, . Cloth*, CaßSlmeres and Triunuioga 82 JACKSON STREET, ST. PAUL. t; ', I^C^^^^flfl_p_-^E__^_P___E_^_K___E9_^__i)^^sL^ /^^sP^kZs 6JUUU_QI MAJrfUr&CTOJCJCBS- ATTTirnV 0 TT I T TAIIFPT I manufacture (Pd! MAMItLIj CARRIAGES I SLEIGHS iritis WORK o^ri.Y 54, 5G A5B ROBERT STREET, - - - . - ST. PAUL Agwti for "The C»ncortl H»rn«nw. M t» • _____ ■ * ----- ■■-.- WHQLIJBALB kILLISEBY. : : "— — J. OPFENHEIH 4 CO, mulineey^goods, ■-..".,'. ;>- : - __nd M^anixfhoturars of INDIES' TR^IMED H^TS. lajr-FaaWon Plata Gratis, upon application. ' -. 101 EAST THIED STREET, - - - - ST. PAUL . BOOTS AND SHOES. '^ — -..». ," New Spring Goods, New Styles, f* TT r\ 1"| fH ING- DAILY AT \ U 1 1 H \ SCHLIBK&GO'a, 111 I I I 111 And will in a few days be the only - uxi jj v ■ complete Stock and Largest Assortment of Boots & Shoes IN ST. PAUL- Agency for the well-known BUBTS BHQE3. ■ : ~ ■ _____ ~ | , ...• .• ■. ■ • ■ HARDWARE. _ ■■■ --'. BBEUEB 4 BHODES, ironr-SWi, Heavy Hardware, Wagon & Carriage Material, Horseshoes and Horsenails, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers' Supplies. 221 and 223 East Fourth Street, St. Fan!.. Notice to Contractors. We be sealed proposals will be received at the Warden's office until Friday, April 15th, at 12 o'clock at noon, for the erection of a prison workshop building, 66x150 feet, and four stories in height, and basement, constructed either of brick or stone, to be specified in the bid, and separate price named for each building to be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications now at the Warden's office. Building to be completed on September 1. A bond will be required of $5,000 from the successful bidder. The board reserves to themselves the right to reject any and all bids. all bids. E. G. BUTTS, Chairman. ■■ m :.,/ Q5 john DeLAITTRE. 71 East Third Street. >T 88-Tue-thnr-sat-2w :. ■ ■ ■ ■ - .- - >—» • I I I .A> : N-O • V H WSTTDT? TTTRI? POB coughs, colds, broicchttis, asthma consum OUJtJlitt'UjliliXlOlf, AND All DISEASES OF THE THROAT * uSkML Tho moat MMpUUa prep»r»tloa In the known world. By adding to TOLtT BOOK and ETB • llt«la l»moi foiM, j«rah»Te »n •XMlkntapprtlMr »nd tori* for «en»r»l »nd f smll* uw. i Th« tinmen*, and lcersutrT •aIM and th» numejoni testimonial* rac*lted dally ar» the bert evidence of 1U rirtuwi and popularity ' Put np 1b quart bcttlM, eivloc mot* for th» money than »ay »rticlo >v tl*a m»fkot. , - . -,- 7 >" CAUTION— b» deeeWed by annriaoipled d»«l<)r« who try to palm off upon yo« oomiSM Bock and Bio la plica of emt TOLD, BOCK and 818, walch is th« only medicated arUefa made, mania* barloir » BOT«raaMntatamp on each bottte. ; -••!-■ from Report of the C»mm<s*ion*r of Internal Revenue i '[_-' TBIABTJBY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF INTERNAL BETXITOB, I Mean. I^WBKSOS 4MA.ETlll, miU<U«m stoat, WAgniwGXoa, I). C, January 26, 1830. ; ,',: HMn. LAWBrSCE*HAETlJJ,lllMa<il»oniirwt, Ohle.go, 11.'..: OtXTUann: Thf» compound, la tn* opinion of tol> oifice. would h»»e a inßclsnt qnantlty of th BALSAM OF TOLD to irW* It all to* adrantac** aaerlbed to thii artlda In pastoral complaint*, while tba whisky and tha ryrap oonstitat* an no ltlon readerin g It an acraaable remedy to the patient. Compounds* aooordlnf to the forarnU it may properly bo elaaaed aa a medicinal preparation' under the provisions of U. 8 Boriaed Statute*. ■ ad when so (tamped may bo sold by Dm* fteta, Apothecaries and Other Persons without rea ' derln* them ll>Vtt to pay ipaolal tax aa llqaor dealers. T«mr» Kaspaetfoil*.' »■■.■...•--. ■-, ' ~Z -, r^7T.»,- ,~, .. (Slsnad; OHEEN 11. BAUM, Commlssloaer. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Chicago, Bole Agents for the United States and Canada. Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers everywhere. Wholesale Agents in St. Paul - KOTES; BROS. & CUTLER, P. H. KELLY & CO., and PERKINS, LYONS & CO., who will be the Trade at Manufacturers Prices. FAIRBANKS' SCALES, ECLIPSE WIND MILLS, Feed Mills, Tanks and Fixtures. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., 46 East Third Street. 