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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

Der: 4sc bid. t75c. asked far Iannary Provisions
hr1n crty Mess Bsef s1a so Beef Hams 80 5vasi6
Pork, Nos s3s&iJ 10 Extra Prime al bO Hama smoird
gia6iOhc; DO, salt xie, s1a5--s Clear BID
Sides smoked. 107sc; IN salt Sc: Snorlders salt
&C.. TO-, sugar picxlel. &c. do smok 81 s45 Lard
Western terees. 7te7se do. Bufehsrs 9ita7c Butter
dnll Extr, A35c; Bradford County and
York Extra 35d5Jc Western Reserve EItra. Ivsz-e.
do Good 20 Choisc .0a2jc.. Rolls nrmi PeaDsgiysnia
Eggs dun: Pennsylvania. 2fc.. Western 21e. Caeese
duu; Aew-T0Fk Factory $50 - Western Full cfceni
IL 1l3c. Cool, flaal2c do. 0aifS4fins II oil ~
Coffee firm. sales nndportant sugar H1inal 90 -
&C. Fair Good Refining Nuscovaans Refined sugars
qiet du uualfcred Feed stronger
bran. si5 234Slj so Petroleum. Ann but UNCHANGED;
Whskey Arm Western, 81 Ia. SADmeris-Nheat al 4s
bush; C1rn 1882 bush.
81. Lorr, WOW. 29-FTour easter vhra, lover No.
Ian II 2gssasi 3Oi, cash; ~ 2ys9&I 3d. Decsmbr;
33gsl - J2nuary; ~ 354aSl 3lss February No no.
her Jf4d387ic January OATS higher at - dSpsf cash
Ssla327~c Uecenber - z933ic January. Rye duiet AZ
7fe. Barley quiet Gioce. s5c. Whisky Neady s1a I'd
changed Sl le Pork higher az a cash siz lOasz ~
January. Lard higher az 7c Bulk Meats lighe 0o< gss OF
Sb0niderS +2ne. Clear Rib 62Jc- Clear sides abe loose
lots held Zoe. below these ngrce. Bacon Dcf1 ecsip
Foar Gu1O DDls. Wheat $500 bush. Cprn stOoD onah
Data 300 bush; Rye. ScO0 BUSH Barley ll,evO bush'
ShIpments-Fi0ur. 1000 b1le.. oafs. 900 bush
TOLEDO soy. 2p-Wheaf steady Amber Michigan. slei'
81 81 No Red Winter SPOT Al 81 DecrInb-r 81 . z;
a. q No. Barton and Michigan Ret December. 81 -
Western Amber ~ 93As Ne. Red Mud, u 81 q Corn
steady InEh Mixed. Ado; Reiecsd Ses, fc Oats seacy
Va = 81 Ic- R-crint-W 1 900 bush; Corn. JzunO
bushs 1000 bush. Shfpments-Wbeat. y COZ BUSH
Conn., Ih.uuO BUSH Cat4 5o.p y bush
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CHICAGO Nov. -hocs-keceipta 5000 neaa; snD-
40 heac: Heavy rades strong at - 20 ~ -
Light steady a. - 1ja<3 30 Mixed Packing . n5er -
this time priccs - tDat.
CATrLE-HecrDtS $500 herd. shipments. 1000 head
market slow and dragr nEi choice - 5Ods4 90 Common
Good Butchers but steady az - %
- 80. Feeders ana stoekers hrn Texans strong -
issceins 200 market steafv at - 2oaSt d.
~ iOrh. Nov. =e-I ions Active and shacs hifh-s :
-hpp IS. Heavy DO. - -OHft ~ PACK
ns To- RuIeheTs select ~ 1921 Is receipu
5000 head shipments. D. 600 head.
CAfrEDull only local demand receipts $40 head snip
TOO head
hrTn and unchau receipts lOO head
8hDfncnt-
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In STATE bonds Louisiana consOs further declined =
per cent 70 ~ sales Aiabamss cas- & snu ~ % =
The sales ~ city bank stocks were shoe ana lie thfr
Isl AT % and Mechanics Banking Association t2Sl at
The feature OF the for railroad bonds was in
the Erie ISSUES which IN sympathy with the decline III
nYcee OF The stock, active and lower; second con-
soils opened al ssh. declined ~ -, rose To s5,s'
tell TO s5ss and closed s6is; the funded De-
2la Der cent? selling at S5hds605io5 Tie
other speculative bonds generally were sieaoy or
strong Missouri, Kansas and Texas nrss sold Al 9-k
egSzs mt the seconds declined 4Yl2 10 10. Dos
on Hartford Erie rrsts sold az J3s Go AGAINST
SO Friday c.. G. ana tIst assented al -'20S'S y
aganst sTl2 aud Chesapeake aud ono nrsts, series H.
al az .4 against g. currency interest debts az 3
a3gLad37 against 81. Central OF NewJersey cOns0is
were ss@ady 1O4. and Lehgh and Nesoarf cOIsOir
nj ga Nor 10 and EsscX cOnsOs further advanced per
cent 20 III Mobile ana Ohi0 rst debcntures we're liz
prr cent higher at 63la Holders or these deDenture
ponds should remember that the Farmers loan anu
TrI.s Com viii receive Offers rOr the sale or any
ar AT 81 600 OF sinking lnd. untu noon.
December l. The remainder OF the list Was ste1y WIN
"A ANAL business, which very wei distributed.
The Treasury to-day gained S34l 200 en- balance.
made up oY a currency gaiu OF T249lO Ana . com gam
al S3I6 $50 Friday incoming European steamers
have delivered S1.7U5,OcO gold com and bullion.
Nancy was active to-day and we near OF no trans
arrous under per cent. and the closing rate was per
cent The domestic exchanges ON New1Ork are a. last
quoted. excepting Chicago, where tne rae suddenly
So sudden decline seems inexphcaDlc, but
II not because or some temporary ACTIVITY IN
rDe Chicago money market, 20 means large shipments
M currency from here during the coming week
Fhe customs receipts reported az Washington to-day
were 1861 1886 and the internal revenue receipts were
so26 sos. The Treasury now holds >3b4.24s. 700 IN
IIuitei ates bonds hank circulation Uuited
STATE bonds posted for circulation Tor the weet end
inc f,v So 500 500; United States bonds held for cir
culafion Withdrawn during the week ending to-day,
900 National bank circulation Outstanding: Cur
rcncV notes S33S 4133lO gold nOics. Sl441 10 The
receipts bank notes for redemption Tor the
week ending to-day, compared with the correspond
wei a.
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SciscO MISISG srocSs-


Government bonds we're duh and not as firm as on
Friday The brsiness NJ the Boards included =l5OnrO
c0uron > at 1928. $4,000 cOupOn 4 AZ lOoAG
T35s aod IL 900 registered NJ lO3A District o. 90
mbl 3j5s strong. with sales or @20uVU AT oJ'4
Annexed are the closing quotations
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ax:lai.

no HOLDERS OF COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
AND INDIANA cESIRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
CONSOLIDATED First MORTGAoE BOSDc--Hold-
ers u Unioa Trust Company reeeipts for e. e. and g
mortgage Bonds u1Ger tha
agreement March H. 1914 who yet ne
supplementary agreement 0f August 81 1915 requested
10 their certificates stsmpsd 81 the
Office Of tie Union Trsst Company.
10 VIII greatly Simplify AID facilitate the tnsx on
tlc cosDuiites 10 have al tho bonds riaced nader
one @sresment and The innrrt OF me O"naLo1rfs
rtqulrs tLat they respond the present cad with
pgenpinsss may bs saie. st tbs
farther hearing 20 Do had before Judge Harlan December
10 exhibit the hononodors e tie Yrcpsr posiicn q Sop
with the for s1ct1c peIorn and which tbs
general inherent n all reIur- Tho prompt aenn called
Tor confident itai s0tor who noy
holds gain any au.8ge by dong
Cenes Of the Elementary agreement BE- fsnd " the
Offices ~ the Cn0n Irsst Company, II Broadway and A
lzLLIs q Co. - Wal.st
r.. T. WILSON.
WN. WHITEwRIGHT,' Committee
ADRIAN IsELIS.
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The following Il the Clearing House saiemcnt today:
Exchanges. ~I5l 523676 balances, -ol2sl 20 For ne
week Exchnnges. r770 955.e47; balances. SIS $50
The rue suDIrcazuIy to-day covered Re
ceipts 81 .OO3.30e payments. rbbl,s1s: currency
balance. ID. $4,000 coin balance. Sllo.437.667
Statement OF receipts and disbursements by the As
the United states at NcH-1
~. mi. M nNernnar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

F,lr Prvrn Mass Nov. 2gThe market has been active
denlanf OF ncaTiy 100000 pieces farcs ot1
January % April At SIC Tor o. squares The maFEe close,
Fiday the sales for tue have beer
26J pieces pruduc0n I25 900 pieces leaving the stocA
hand "a, 90 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
PROCLAMATION.
L STATE % ILINos- FxEcrTTvE orTcE.

sPaISeFEID. Nov. ~ 1919
BY and IN accordance with h provion act
OF the state Illinois entified An act
relation payment " principal and interest OF the
tebE.' approved February =. 1888. SHELLEY "
CULLOM OF he % Illinois. Ga hereby notify
all whom may CONCERN tai o. the Isl day Of January
the exchange National Bank. the city
OF % nsnois viii
the II Illinois designated that
sDccined
this notices. upon each and all N said bonds. n wi:
oUtstanllg IL nos Six Per Cent stork Bonds
July 1851 issuef in pursuance Of aci, eated
act creating War Punt and provide fof auditing
aud clsD senet Arising Under the call for yOun
force Nay 2 lSbl ana PAYABLE az pleasure
tn. lsTe commonly known Illinois Loan
Bonds VIZ 1913 BONDS for $50 each 10 Bonds for 500
each p Bonds tor <l."O0
Also Cent stock lcoupon Bonds OOu each
dated July /. 1893 commonly Normal University
Bonus issued In with
rrfnnd the interest on the College University Fund
appropriate the for the u stare Uni.
veTsit. approved February IL 1851, and supple
mental = -ad act approved FeoruaIy O. ~ l. and payable
the pleasure n The State after Of following
be Wiz %, "a IS. - 81. IS. So 30 ~ Al So So
to %, nclusye-
Also Refunded eouponi Bonds EACH
1885, Issued under Act OF February 1919, and
biz pleasure " the state AFTER 1871 II the following
d. 81 80 30 81 10l. lU2 lO6, "a. Ia SO
81 49, 16s l6 100 H. I75, I7u l7s I'll ls2 lsI
200 loi. 2o2 2Q3 "a 10 49, 229 AZ 22r 20 $50. yi1
IN testimony he1eunlo my hand causs to
affixed the Great sea- OF STATE. the Ci'T.
L. 81 % sprngtel, this i7th day sovember ADJ 1879
& n CULLoA. Governor.
By
CEo. Il. HARLOW, Secretary Of stata
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srArr on IurSos. rEKA.uRr,

STATE OF ILLINOIS. rERAsuRxR's OFucK
SPdNGFIE-D Nov %. $50
T'HE INTEREST on Illinois State bonds dne
Il Monday Jannarv 1SS0, viii be az the
National Bank Ncw-Yurk CITY.
5th 10 The 20th day OF Jenulry lss inclusive.
JOHN {. SMITH, state Treasurer.
DAILROAD SECURiTIES.-Wh Won
lavish TO sell, write EDW Z. FOX q CO, Mem.
bers OF y. Y. stock Exchange. 2 wa-sI., New-York
OyFcE COLORADO cEsrRAL RAILROAD CoMPASYl
GOLDEN. COLORADO. Dec g. 1879. I
fVuE ANIMAL MEETING OF The share
holders Of ,he Colorado Central Railroad Company VII
be held The once OF the Golden Jefferson
County state Colorado the 3oth Of
l. l. BERTHoUp. Secretary. ~
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Dipioen0 Non rs

sT LOUIS. ROY MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
No 20 Sassan-sr Nev-York. Nov ~, 1879. 8
COUPONS due December /, 1879, of ST,
~ L. a l. NJ. ARKANSAS BRANCH) RAILROAD
COMPANY and OF CAIRO. ARKASSAS AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY, Will be paid on and after that dAy
presentation AZ this once.
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Surplus OF reserve
go. H..aaa..I -.

TUtal reserve.
Reserve rcd'rcd
against dep sits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

UFPlCB OF IHE LkADNfiLk VI ISIN1 tDHFANI [
No. 81 BROADWAY. SKw-YoRK- y oy. -. 1871
dividend NO. q.
~ have this dag declared Dividend
Of 90 per the capital
ga O0 0O0 this N ths earnings for the
month II nayable 1fce OF
December 10 ls7 Tansfer books December
and reopen December 49, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

OARTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALING IN
STOCKS
VIII well write old Banking House
HOWES & COMPANY, 81 Wall ~. y. T..
QOrneIly howes x Macy This honse general
stock Commission business, wthvery large experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01


Rooms 81 tO 81 Boreei Building ;
No. % Broadway, Nsw.York. Nov Is, iS79.t
DIVIDEND No. 1.-The Board of Trustees
~ have ,hls day declared a DIVIDEND go. IL Of .
PER CENT the efO,0OODO0 capital ot this conf
pany amounting s2o0 per share Of the rss
montAs eings able the Central Trust Company.
the 18th inst
transfer books Will close reopen
Der 20 DRAKE DE KAY. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

LTrTLE PIT1sBrRG CossoLm lid MruSG coNPASr.l
ll3 and llJ BKo tDwAr. NKw- oRK- Nov. ~ 1919 J
dividend NO. THE Board of Directors
~ this declared dividend Of sly0.0O0 COae
Hundrei Thousand DoaFs, being 90 cents lpar
value $780, on tie capital stock Of the company out The
for ~ 0yembrr 1873 PAYABLE
Office company and after December l. Transfer
books Will November "A and rropen D-cemDsr 3
GEORGE @ Lynn AZ. Secretary.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
PERSONAL.

Hon. Gordon E. Cole, Faribault, at the Mer-
chants.
Hon. Leon Houde, Little Falls, at the Mer.
chants.
Hon. J. NJ. Waldron, Litchfeld, at tho Met.
ropolitan.
A. 9. Bergen, ESQ.,, Dakota, at the Met
ropolitan.
w. T. Dill, another name for Prescott Wis.
at the Merchants
DR.. G. s. Palmer, Washington, d. G., is Wis.
lting st. Paul, with headquarters at the Mer-
chants.
Hon. Thad G. Pound, Chippewa Falls, Wis,
was among the visitors to1 st. Paul. yesterday,
with headquarters at the Merchants.
Hon. Beriah Magofin, Harrodsburg, Ky.. is
on his semi-annual visit to his son, the Hon,
Beriah Magofin, Jr., and his army of st. Paul
friends.
Hon. Frank Macdonald, St. Cloud, passed
through the city yesterday afternoon for st.
Cloud He will return to spend the Sabbath
in st. Paul.
Hon. J. P. Kidder, associate justice of the
supreme couft of Dakota, will arrive in st.
81. Paul to-day en-route for Fargo, where he is
to sit in a murder trial.
A telegram from Pewaukee. Wis.,. states
that A. j. Cooper, of the Erie & Milwaukee
line, was discovered on board. Every effor,
was made to dissuade him from his evident
purpose of visiting st. Paul, but proved un.
availing, and the railroad company giving 8
guarantee that his feet should be carried
through safely, we may therefore confidently
expect to see him here shortly after noon.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
Wanted up at Duluth.


John Sullivan is wanted in Duluth. John
Sullivan is known in this locality as "Black
Jack" Sullivan, and not long since went
down into the history of the country through
the columns of the GLOBE as the successful
contestant iu prize fight with colored
gentleman who exists under the burden Of
the common name Of Jones. John Sullivan
is wanted in Duluth because it ID believed he
has in his possession sixteen $50 bills, which
by right of law he is not entitled to. Sheriff
McQuade, Of Duluth, is the party wanting
Sullivan, and tells the following story by let
ter to the chief of police here:
On the night of the 18th inst. Sullivan,
in company with another man and girl
named Maude Edgerton, who for while
tripped the light fantastic in spangled tights
in Peltier's bursted Third street variety
show, had q stranger in tow. They brought
him into dock at Burnand's variety show.
There the Edgerton girl played her wiles on
the stranger, and Sullivan and his friend are
claimed to have piled him with drugeed
liquor. The next day, when the stranger
recovered his senses, he found that he was
out 1920, and made report to Sher-
if McQuade He investigated.
and his investigation resulted in
the arrest Of Sullivan's friend and the song
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
EARLY cLosINe AssOOIArION.

Keeping up the Programme-The" "Glo be"
Selected as the Publication Medium.
A meeting of the dry goods clerks' early
CLOSING aaaoc;ot;o,, ~. ,,e,a :, A. h.u 80
nar - Th;.a 20, 80 - ~. 80 -. -. "
M NJ anu oeual s'reets ias' evening,
" ". CooK IN the chair, Q largo number of
members being in attendance. The reports
Of several committees regarding the collec-
ton of dues were read and adopted. after
which the meeting took into oonsideration
the probability or rumor that one of the
firms of the association intended to keen
open after niphtfall after the lat of Sentem ).
ber.
Mr.. Schlick stated that it was understood
that a member of prom inent firm had re-
marked that he wonId resnma avan;no u,;rh
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
Still Waging War.

Only three days have elapsed since the
GLOBE Illuminated an excoriating screed,
and, as it was thought at the time, correct
i've burlesque of the ridiculous feud that
continually agitates the Flynn and Mcintyre
families. Afew days since the case against
Margaret Flynn, charged with stealing COS
ling from the Mcintyre family, was dismis-
sed, and the parties were cautioned about
bringing their difficulties into court again.
Now comes the irrepressible Mrs. Mcintyre
and swears out warrant for the arrest of
Margaret Flynn, on the charge of smashing
her windows with stones. The hearing will
take place to-day.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
THE GREAT ImpEACHED.
He announces That He is in the Field
-40atn for the JMdOeship,
AUSTIN, Minn.. Julv 12. 1879

He announces That He Is in the Field
-40ain for the JMdOeship.
AUSTIN, Mimi, July IL, 1879.
w. w. johnson, Albert Lea
DEAR SIN: Your letter of the 18th inst.
in which you inquire whether it is my pur-
pose to be candidate for reelection to the
Office now hold, is received. Similar IN
quiries heve recently been made by promi-
nent men in all parts of the district, but
until now have not been prepared to give
definite answer.
During the first five years of my term of
office, it was my purpose neither to seek nor
accept reelection, but more recently I have
been wantonly and persistently assailed for
attempting to execute and administer the
laws of the State. The history of these at
tacks is too recent and familiar to need repe-
tition. 1t is we'll known that they originated
in single locality with mere handful of
bad men, whose conduct had been such that
they had reason to fear faithful execution
of the laws, and that their main motive was
personal revenge, coupled with desire to
shleld their own criminality. Their
efforts were seconded by the most cor
rupt and dangerous political combinations
in the State. To meet and repel these ma
licious attacks my plans and purposes have
been changed, and my property spent. I
have, however, been sustained by the best
men Of the State, without regard to party
ties, and it is the expressed opinion OF many
OF these men that cannot now retire with
out endangering the principles of reform
which have always adhered to and advo-
Gated, nor without giving new lease of
power to the dangerous combinations which
have sought to crush me.
am assured. and believe, that large
majority of the people Of this district desire
my reelection; but the masses of the people
have very little to do with the machinery of
political parties. In my opinion, q judicial
officer cannot honestly be the servant of any
party or faction, nor should his nomination
or election be dependent upon the manipu-
lations of crafty caucuses or conventions.
These considerations induce me to say that,
it the voters Of this judicial district, inde-
pendent of party lines, desire my reelection
their efforts toward that end will meet my
approval and receive my Co cooperation. You
are authorized to make such use of this
as may be deemed advisable.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SHERMAN PAGE.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
Rod and Gun Club.

The st. Paul Rod and Gun club had yerv
pleasant shoot at their grounds on the
prairie in tho rear of the John Wann resi-
dence: Quite number of gentlemen par
ncipated, including Messrs. J. N. Rogers, A.
u =. mitchell, A. Il. Kiefer, Uri L. Lamprey, r.
hennedy' l.. Kennedy, West and Seeley. The
snoot was at fifty three glass balls, and Mr..
nogers made the astonishing score of fifty
out OF the possible fifty three, thus winning
tne Dadge OF the club and achieving the
champion ,, !, score OF the season. Mr.. Rogers
sklll was the subject of good deal of COM
ment about town.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
MEDICAL.

DERSONALrHave you weak sore eyes, caused
i by catarrh or some scrofulous disease? II you
have, lose no time but cleanse your blood with DR.,
E. B. Haliday's Blood Purifier. Use in Connection
the catarrh inhalant and your eyes will become all
right. Try it and you will be surprised at the re-
suit. For kidney, urinary diseases and female COM
plants it has no equal. AS this medicine has been
extensively counterfeited see thst rs. Blackford'
JIG blown in the back of every bottle and has bronz-
ed autographed label. Ask your druggist for it;
and If he does not keep he will order It for you or
will send it to you, with testimonials of some of
tle best citizens of st. Paul. Address s. Blackford
146 West Third street. st. Paul. MINI. l3I
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Lake Elmo offers more attractions than any
other resort in the State, and on Saturday night
the attractions surpass all others.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Sunday Trains for, White Bear
Leave st. Paul 9:55 A. H, 2:sO P. n. and Z p. N.
Returning, leave White Bear s:45 4. NJ, P. NJ,
5:45 p. n. and 10 p. N.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Sunday Trains for White Bear
Leave st. Paul Obs A. NJ, 2:SO p. M. and Up. NJ.
Returning, leave White Bear 8:45 A. NJ, lP.M.
5:45 p M. and 10 P. M
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Great Union band concert at Lake Elmo to.
night. Trains leave at 4: 80 and Z 40 r. NJ, and
returning leave the Lake at 10 r. II.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
Those Shirts.

Best white dress shirts, laundried, for 81 at
Pannells, Ill East Seventh street. Get them
before prices advance.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Duck of q Vest.
Fine white duck vests at Pannells, Ill East
Seventh street, for 80 cents.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Sunday Trains for White Bear
Leave st. Paul 9:55 A. NJ, 23O P. M. and Z. P M.
Returning, leave White Bear S:45 A. NJ, p. M.
5:45 P. NJ. and 10 p M
Daily globe., 1879-07-19

Minneapolis promises to send "a Thousand
excursionists to see the electric lights, hear
the Great Union band and take bath at Lake
Elmo tonight.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
sunday Trains for Wh,ta R..r

Leave st. Paul 9:55 A. NJ, $3.50 P. M. and I P. N.
Returning, leave White Bear s:45 A. NJ, i P. N. !,
5:45 p. NJ. and 10 r. NJ.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
Highland Park

Another swimming train and Great Union
band concert at Lake Elmo tonight.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-On the night between the 10th and 18th,
IL gray horse Weighing about 1,4OO pounds and
GOO pounds disappeared from my stable at the cor
ner of Seventh street and Broadway. The finder
will be literally rewarded. B. L1NsTAD. 1867
GTRAYED DORsTOLEN-Two large, heavy horses; :;
~ one bay, with white spot on nose; one brown,
little sore IN front. Last eeen, they were taken
across ferry at Fort Smelling Liberal reward viii
be paid for their return information given to W.
L. Mintzer, ~ and Is Robert street, st. Paul 1856:
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
HORSES CARRIAGES &c.

uORsEs FOR sALE-I have ono hundred head
Ill Of horses for sale cheap Heavy draught horses.
brood mares. mules and saddle horses. W. L.
MINTZER, ~ and 70 Robert street. 1857
WANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Emerson,
'! Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney WabashaW
street. is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country: Al Correspondence promptly answered,
and work fully warranted. A. j. CREIdH,
158 General Salesman.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
Highland Park

next Sunday.
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
FIVE CENTS A LINE
AUCTION SALES.
REAL EsTATR-In the CITY.

DOR sALE-Cheap- The beautiful grounds and
ant a,, ~. and Sherman st. A. GOTHAM, 268 East
Daily globe., 1879-07-19
In the Country,
TO EXCHANGE.
PAINTING.
MIsCELLANEOUs.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house an
i sign painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. 8
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TO LOAN.

&1 000 TO LOAN at ten per cent. on first
vi. .VVU class real estate security, Apply to
b. P. HALL, GLOBE Office, No.17 wabashaw street.
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FOB SALE.

DOR sALE-Red raspberries in pals. JELLETT
~ CO., 16 Jackson street. 1875.
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DOR RENT-Two brick stores with Easements,
Gotzian's new brick block lower Seventh ST. 185.
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HAVE desirable residence lots for sale on easy
i terms, and to those who will erect house viii
give time on part or the whole Of the purchase
price. U.J. LAMPREY 10R.
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TO RENT-Houses.

ITO RENT-House of eight rooms, well and cisterp,
II on Aurora avenue. Inquire at 2O9 Robert
street. 18l-g0