Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-11

s. w. Burr. wife and daughter.
A. Armstrong and wife.
G. H. Robinson and wife,,
J. G. Boyden and wife.
Pois Nicols and wife.
J. P. Larkin and wife.
G. w. Moore and wife.
@. II. BigeloW and wife, and Mrs E. NJ.
Deane.
G. w, Lavlaley and wife.
r. l.. German and wife, Miss Smith and Mrs.
Jones.
w. L. Anderson and wife.
DIR. David Day and wife.
A. Ct. Foster and wife, Miss Griggs and Mr..
Bert y Gr1ggs.
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VIM: Constans and daughter;
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ID. Howard ana daughter ana MISS hlm-
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Q. W. Hackett, wife and daughter.
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BUSINESS CAR PARTY.
J. P. Ilsley, wife and two daughters.
| Geo. Ell. Smith and wife and Herbert Smith.
G. F. Cruft and wife.
E. Sawyer and wife.
J. Smith, Jr., wife and daughters.
T. L.. Sewall.
w. F. Abbott.
Mrs. E. @. Sewall and daughter.
Miss Carrie Beals and Miss Helen Haines
j. r. Tinkham, Chicago
Miss Laura Tombler.
J. I. Porter.
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r. s. Hair.
J. j. Eagan and wife.
The recent rains had laid the dust thoroughly
| and the ride was delightful. Our special was
! given the right of way and went through
| whizzing, reaching Duluth in run of az little
oVCA oAA MUS huACA was o0AVeu o'i 1Ao CARS,
| and Immediately upon arriving at Duluth the
party went on board the splendid steamer
Nyack, and in few minutes we shall be steam
ing out OF the harbor. Everybody admires this
| model boat.
| The ladies' cabin is carpeted with an Ak
minister of rich design, the furniture is of
black walnut, and is upholstered in gold and
green tapestry of delicate texture, beautifully
| figured. An ebony and green and gold chan
delier is suspended from the ceiling, and is
| held in its place by means of silk cord, of
green and gold, from which depend massive
tassels of the same material, and the windows
have drab statln lambrequins trimmed with
| SILK. A rosewood piano OF the Bradbury
pattern occupies porminent place in the
cabin, and It's elegant cover adorns 1t at a cost
OF S75. There are nine staterooms en- suite, all
tastefully and comfortably furnished. Each
room has walnut bedstead below and single
berth above, each being supplied with spring
bed and hair mattress. There IS also marble
lavatory, and the appointments are otherwise
complete. In addition to these staterooms
there Is LADIES' dresslng-room htted up
especially Tor the toilet. At the head OF the
LADIES' cabin Is suspended large French plate
Mirror ,I the frame OF which is OF black walnut.
All the furniture is IN good taste and reflects
great credit upon the company.
The main saloon is Ito feet long, Is feet
VIDE and IL feet high and contains eleven din
ing tables with accommodations for 100 per-
sons. There are 81 staterooms off this sa-
loon, all arranged and furnished like those Oh
the ladies' cabin. -Four chandeliers OF the
same pattern and with the same cord and tassle
fastenlngs adorn the room The Administer
in the ladies' cabin. Forward Of the main sa-
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resnectively. - fN' ''''S@ go $50