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Gambling Women.


At first tho women ot Franco wero obliged to
OF i.outs XIV. and Ky. they heeasno less ttsNid,
uill tl.u wiyos Of great utn engaged t tito lcop-
est play as.thsEr own huuscs. "such women, !"
says LII Drug1cre, "maks u mon chasle; they
hayo lluthnS ot tho aex but tts gar1nents.",
have myself sGBn WQn,cn at ttu gatn!ng-tablcs
In Eutaue; ote who was young. handsome, aud
elegantly Aititod would bo 10 absorbed IN the
pay TINT her faco lind become rigid and The eyes
liked, sud VIZ ~cre told tllat thcga at1o eat, day
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The Rvy. nr. jaInea Do Koycn, Warden Of
Raelna College, has proved lilut Us uoble ~ llo
was Ia tho 11sasluer VI Ills litc, hu Will be oven
granaer alter ilts death, Ills mill aas been,
Opened, and 1t has been found that this good
u,au has given $4,000 OF his estate at,l hia val
uabio library for lhe bepett ot tho eollrge to
whlch ho was In life 30 devoted. It scolns to as
tflat thu studenta of llaeiHo College, who
Justly loved this lnaa with 81 ferycnt iii attach
lnent, should ercct q atatuu to l!. memory tu
the grounds VI That insttlntiVn.
, 1879-03-24

UNShfHGf1h GhF1fst1hHeHtf GfHfiAhHH 4fsett.
before 1t slips MY mind, as it las 50 many
times when l have been writing you, want to
rclatc some few incidents wlict occurred at tliv
Mexican Miustcr's grand party, few wecks
since, related 10 me by friend awlIounfortunutcy
WIS an eyewitness to Tic shameful proceedings.
sle said size and ller cscurt unfortunately stood
near thu supper room, mid sen tic doors wero
openstl tl,crcinto, sllo was pusllcd with the
velocity Of flying cannonball Into tho room,
md actually on to tho table, wacro, to save llur-
self from making fr1l.length portrait, she
plunged her nlcelygluyed hlnds into a pyramid
Ut crcn1rl, dcmoltshng its fair proportions, whlo
tllr nunnorlesa crowd pushed, md squeezed, aud
stntetlen tbs good things. Onu tnnti hore oH
two botllos of chnmpagno to coFI,sr, mud Will,
co.rl,anfon cnlptlcd tie contcllls of ono, hDla-
Ing tiie otlrr nleantlu1o hetwcen his feet.
r,lttiicss l,nll pulled thu silver skcwcrs from
so1Iu Tarely-tlrcsscl nieat, unl porkctcd thr,n
as Souvenirs. \ woman was discovered In TIM
act uf putting choice specimen OF clians cup
into lcr capncio,ls pocket. | wonder II she IL
The woman of wEUn .1sMtye Wright spokn lew
days ngo, when relating IN Incident which 0c-
cured ut little excursion hc gave sotnu clt!-
lrc,l. 1t was rupurscl to ti!m tint a i.ood-sszcd
Cirl, uot bciongi.g to thr tuyitrd eutsts, was
illling her tttcKcts with oranTes mntl apples,
minus any invitation. l3alug pointed out to
him, tho Judge xecostcd her with: "Ltttle Etrl
llow many apples and oranges hive YOU tnkcnih
Tho ErI 1allsca with nsoHle1tary confuson tlypn
ead, tsOi,c, I'LL" Let tno feel In yout pocket"
said ihe. Judge; md ll.rn l,u took out. anl took
out. until twelve oranges nNt four aritcs 1nadn
pile ofcrtn,son ulu gold BY hersdc Z" "IIofpocke.
rcayIIc,l down To Ills hem OF her tlrcss," satl
thc astoushcd man, and then he suid, IT rccog-
lIzs her aa the child of u woman hero who Is
respcetably connected. and lives wall, but who
eoes su:I' to parties provided win lust such
iat.,o.nlcss pocket, lDlo wh!cl. shu puts every
thing that comes hainlr.h
Mt only do u hungry, lll-oehaYrtl crowd "a
10 our own larEv gatherings lleEo, but thrust
themselves IN III forcign yttcrtatMnlonts, nrcll
| to ll,e mortlacutlon OF MI well.bchayed Amcr-
icaas, Eycu ut Sir Edward lhurnton's tllose
lnaunerlcss creatures yro recognizei wait int-
vatluttly for supper to lIs annutlncel ud then
making slcn rush fur tie liable That thu tnutu
icisurey ucol1lcrs scc nothing but tic dabrts vi
what was such beautiful sight only short
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cleaning. It waa xutn who first Introduced
urcvIyal Of thl. fashion. Lately set Of genu-
the I'rineesa Mctternlc1t for Linn francs {t00l,
au,l all the nrlBtucratlc dimes and dnulscls Of
France arn turning out thcir hoarls of ancestral
1ncry in search Of these sparkling relics of the
, 1879-03-24

lAtlads'phta Ttttoraph's hsfts lts!tr,,
,,.o M o.uau,cnts Vi tlis Louls XV. pcriou. IL now
iii thu rags In Paris. These reproductions,
which u1s perfect fse-Aimllcs Ut tho trluketB 81
tbs period. include buttons, shoe aud balt
burktcs, stars for tho hair eaatela!ues crossca.
IRE as brllltunt us l!amouts. and being set It.
s!lyes WILL ktau1 uuy AMOUNT Of Wgas Vr Vt
, 1879-03-24

r0fsT NOTES.
The AIacktnac Lumber Company haa bought
the sclr Orphan Boy for s., 800.
Cleveland vcsse!.owncrs meet Tomorrow to
organize under the ucw oFter of things.
The aclIr Charlotte Raab Wns expected hero
yesterday With cargo OF raslroal-tes, but did
not arrive.
Tic new props Chicago and Milwaukee will be
out 10 juno anil july.
l'he prop Empire Etate runs ia the Lnlo
SUPERIOR Transit l.ine sisls SEASON, ansl tisc
Idabo goes OH tho Buffalo us,d ChIcago rolitc in
her place.
4 Eeutwatcr man has purchased The tug T.
Van Dasun Of Capt. stnioy, Of this city, for Tt
is enld 81, 800 cash, md she will be taken to illat
port suon.
Tie ycssci-owners meet nuatn to-fnDrrow nf-
ternoon ut . o'clock, In the Uuasd of Trade r0u-
mtttce-rootll, for tho purpose Ut takiIE acti0n
un the report Of the Committee OF Three on
Reorganization,
The Goodrich prop 0con.ot which arrived
"Wednesday troni Milwaukee,, left Saturday
evening for ManltoWOc, uni llns taken tile plaza
OF The Drpere OH tljeWest-shurc ROUTE tue
hitter Eolns mn tue Milwaukee, IutinEtoH and
Aiantstcc route. The etnr Athena is receiving a
naw cont of paint, and Will Leave thu iuoL 0f
Michigan nfcnue Tomorrow lTuesoay1 eycn!1l,
mt O'Clock fUr ftr.nIu llnyen. The MuskeEon
will soon Join her on the route. The Chicago
md sheboysaa, tbe steamers tlat form the
daily lHe H. The spring, SUMMER an !nll OH the
west shore fctwccn this port uid Mnntow0c,
Will AEa cdtnnctce running In "a short tine. All
the bouts UF the uoo1rirh lines are being nut fn
1nG shApc for the 6easpt1 uE 18th
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fp,rats ffte Fr,as.
4 ,dc 1sD.no,,nt!cr, whose lang legs and hulky
,,,,.,,. ,sor ,ormr1 .nto scc,ntl.I,anil suit or
co!ilcs t"o SIZES W. e"','' e"'I," ,,.,,.' '
Sta,fnn yesterday Will his caF peeuE'E hnu q
bunch M his Jaw. As sooh as encouraged 10
an.aIr hc tmean:
epsnH, ~ ,,.',,, mn Tin a ros,, ona N cn,,
ven ~ ovs'n o''' - 1' N
on, Imn ioolV
q Hl'yc got tllat down." sntd the CApialn as ho
uo;1c no.cs nm n sheet OF paper.
w w., ~, " continual Ruikv. uT wantct] to
A"u se:' ep's' ..,a :. tae,
, 1879-03-24

EINAKEltt4.
LAKE SUPERIOR
SHIP CANAL RAILWAY And
IRON COMPANY.

STOCK AT AUCTION
Ny drdtr Ut the Comptroller o the currency md tno
United States District Court fur thn Southern Dafrlct
tf New Yurk the liecf.yer Of the csan National Hank
will sc'i ut public auctvI'. ut thu Exchange saesroom
III BrualwaY in The City II Rsw YoEk, on ths 3Olh
day Of April, 1879, at II o'clock q, u,
+ Asta sarcs NJ the csnital stock Ut tin Lake Superior
6htB Caal hallway and ls0n Company this par yanc
hsng 0np h.Etrrd dollars PER sharr). Thu right 1u
withdraw ka stuck any part ticrcof fron vale, II
cssu kattsactury bid Is not obtained. IL rcscrrcd.
TlIEO. 1t. DAVIS. Receiver.
, 1879-03-24

Gptetal Dispatch to TIE Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Murch 23.-The ecl,r Bnvc-
land, the first OF the vessels chartered to de-
liver tlletr Rrnin at Grand narcu, sailed at .
o'clock this afternoon. ahe will bo followed by
BY tho sctir Z. e. Barnes On Saturday or Wed.
ncstlay. Tie tug sturke Brothers to-daY made
Intellectual efforts tn TOW thc schr Barnes to the
elevator to discharge part Of her cargo, hut
could not get her on thu bot.ntt,. The steam
barge fnrest City went Mto dry lock at Wolf
4: Davt!son's shtlrYard fnr repairs. Arrire!1.
ae!.r Glen Cuyles, trum stanltawoc, with VOID.
snticd. iIie acow Alaska fur Ahna}iee aftl the
hcow Milton fur Claybanka. Four yesteis were
IN the oslIug to-iay, LIQUID south uud nu.tls.
Ono waa the Charley Hibbarl, bound to Chicago.
, 1879-03-24

Kansas Cty Denver Fast E1... si1:10 mfs 335 pm
kt. Louis Springfield Ttxhs. ~ B:fD NIL 1:h5 pt.
Mthilc d fgw Orleans Express >. bud mi 1865 pm
st. Louis Springfield Texas. ~ p:tM p MEa ITO IN
prorA burjiuKuu FnAt E7rr'sst $50 nj a:S3 m
d KroKHk Exrrgxg a., l:ttl mt4 7.u3 III
Chirngn d Pnducah H. Il. Ex....' 300 M $40 m
StrcatoE. Lncun. WasnRt'n tx. s1::30 MI Bias pm
Joliet 4 Dwight AcCoutnudut1ans 9:c0 nil olU a IN
, 1879-03-24

t.,t A.tn
~, ~, nAsti @ ..s ,, '," ,,,.t aas'1 T.
WI snp!. y, ,,v say saso mno & p"uG nEt,aa wv
.s, t"e"sH ,l'a.,, 'no e''ti""
c1a, p''"sli.s "'s' t"sn' ..asse "a
THE @siATio CIVILIZATION
which l.ad reached such grandeur several centu-
ries previously In Assyrln. 'lllu Intelligence uf
HE people hcyalopcs! rapttlly Under The Enyorng
Climatic sotusuons VI Al.nht!s. wn.sA prol.'e3a
.t.a ~. ~ H., rra of ,,o,a rnrir,, rimot".
aiws"s ,.orIiitr' tlx. htfnntl,frs di,i mt aiow
ta'r ;,xs sn f1r arms r., nintnze 1,cntnt cnt.
,"s" ,,.o p.as,'r,o,.Iv fuu, ~ .ianInr ,1,nv
.e,o NJ IN" vast ,ngn"r"i r.s,,,,rcs
~ .taa,ss ;rt,str wo,kIur al au. .uetyia wus
~ ..fn,t "" IN ,r'srin.. t,r pnvc never h"c
l's..i.", ' nrnn,nents nj Iufa. iizartis and
aacs,!i" ,.,w,, isatt w,rn wr}t in MI, ",i
evsIy s,l ,,n "] witi. nenrls IN, t1inmanls
suvsr, a aI 1t IN" n ,u aI!s ian,Inra s u c~nry
a 1su,s' "aH rl rta,n"d in ,,,e ,rcinai rnn,
ro,,ui n1at,' n I'm. r.,i
. ft ~ iin,,,c,,r r.,nrrsarfi,,,- tie s,, u,I
IVY ~ ,tn,r ~ t'' rc,,r,.s. ts nnn,, Th"s
one ot s.'Ys. s,,,.'1si ~ ,s.,, rcs tiuu"nds n
hlGs ,t ~, ro,',na II 10 ,o c,,sts,n ~
Gars' nuo"' ,,.a ~" ,,s ti"nrs tjccr 9,,,.ts
1 Tneg mo,ue" ~. ,Ip;4 I.,is ,'scl Yarn nade ni
taat.a s,',. tMs frm H." viii rh siivrr nrna.
t ,,,",n',s o'. "mcrnlds m tn ti,,
en.eM VIZ. ns w., ,,'nr,,x wnr i,v wnm"
.us.t W aoauS. ,,.os .inrn ,..rc err',1 1Isrs
WIZ W.T., 3'1e r31t nrs n,a clts ~ eni viii a
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETS.

Plymouth church excursion to Mime
tonka, Friday. zzts5
The Seventh Day Adventists broke camp
yesterday afternoon.
The Minneapolis and st. Paul gun clubs
will shoot match this afternoonin st. Paul
The young folks club, of the Universalst
church, will give an entertainment on Fri
day evening. et &s4s
Seven saloon keepers paid $40 fine each
yesterday for keeping their saloons open
after II o'clock P. NJ.
On Thursday evening tho Alumni of the
High school will hold their annual reunion
at the residence of Mr.. E. E. Gale, of the
class of 1878.
Two young men named G. w. storer and
Ira Cole ran q half mile race at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon. Cole won the
race in 3 minutes 81 seconds.
Frank Bowen, who shot himself with re-
volver on Monday night, was considered
much better by his physician last evening.
leg, but if Inflammation does not set in he
will soon be around again.
A call has been made for a private meet
ing of those interested in the strict observ-
ance of the Sabbath. The call is signed by
G. G.: Goodrich, D. G. Bell, 81. F. Lillibridge
and J. Dean. The meeting is to be held at
Mr.. Deans private Office on Monday after
noon.
A delegation of fifty Knights Templar
from Darius and Zion commentaries, in
Guiding Grand Commander of Minnesota
William Lochren, J. w. Woodruff, grand
commander of Wisconsin, and Rev. DR..
Fulton, grand prelate Of Wisconsin, left on
the 1:55 train for WatervilIe, where the
Grand Commandery will camp out for three
days.
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
LEaA1s.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
A-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, Juno Sd,

QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
O-ss: In Probate Court, Special Term, Juno Sd,
In the matter Of tho estate Of Samuel s. Boyd, de.
ceased: - -
Whereas, an instrument In writing, purportfng to
be an authenticated copy OF tho last viii and testa-
ment Of Samuel g. Boyd, deceased, and OF the pro-
bate thereof, In tho county Of Adams, In the Stse Of
Mississippi, has been delivered to this Court,
And whereas, Samuel 8. Boyd, by Henry j. Horn,
ESQ., his attorney, has filed herewith his petition
representing among other things that the said Samuel
Boyd died In the City Of NatcheE in the county Of
Adams. State of Mississippi, testate, and that said
will annexed Of said estate and last viii and testa-
ment and praying that said instrument msy bc I'd
mitted to probate and that letters of administration
with the will annexed be to him issued thereon.
It s ordered, That the proofs Of said instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before the Judge Of
th court, at the Probate Office in said county Of
Ramsey. Friday, the 9th day Of June. A. d. 1872
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, when al concerned
may appear and contest the probate Of said nstru-
ment; $3.50 sSd sfs54I1sSs ~ DO
And it is further ordered That public notice Of tho
time and place Of said hearing be given to al per-
sons Interested by publication Of these orders for
three weeks successfully previous to said day Of hear
Ing, In the DAILY GLOBE, . ncwspaper printed and
published at Saint Paul, in said county.
BY the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
lL,s Judge Of Probate.
b: J. AonN, Attorney for Petitioner. Jun 4 44w-wed
Daily globe., 1879-06-25


N.w xon1, june 74.-ootton barely steady at 12x
Ql2ho: futures steady. Flour, low grades f1rm :
choice dull receipts l8 900 barrels superAne state
and western &c; common to good extra $50
@4.lO; good to choice 4.154.5O; white wheat extra
4.6565. as: extra Ohio 4.0N06.0O: st. Louis 800
spring 74076o; No. 8 do s2as3c; No. q do Si.Os@
LOS; ungraded do 75Ac01 81; ungraded winter
red d. Jig; No; 2 DO l.l9A@12sh; No. do l:1e@
@s1ho. Barley dull. Malt quiet. Corn heavy |;
receipts 10000 bushels; ungraded 4o@42c; low
quiet; receipts 81 600 bushels; mixed western 37M
3Shc; white western 39]@41Ac. Hay firm. Hops
quiet and unchanged. Coffee, moderate demand.
lasses dull. Rice steady. Petroleum armer; united
70%c; crude $105A @1.061l; refined l.O6A. Talow
steady. Rosin dull and unchanged. Turpent1ne
firm at 1,27h. Eggs dull; western 11@lsKo. Pork
Out meats dull; western long clear middles $1,000
5.12h; short clear middles 5.25. Lard quiet but
steady; ,ia prime steam $s.ss@sszA; Butter dull:
5000. whisky nominal az 81. .o5K@1 'l''
BOSTON, juno M.-Fl0ur steady and unchanged.
Corn steady; mixed and yellow 46h048c. Oats
dull; No. and extra white 4lx@45c; No 2 white
4O(D4Ghc: No. white and No. 2 mixed $40
LONDON, June A.-Refned petroleum 6s I'D
ANTwERP, June 24.-Petroleum 17%f.
1-led; sales 1000 bales; for speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales: American $500 bales. Lard
American 32s I'd. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet but steady Wheat receipts for the past three
NEW York, June 24.-Cotton goods moving
fairly on account of back orders and prices remain
firm, but new business is light. Utica wide sheet
ings advanced Prints quiet and firm with an up
ward tendency Lawns doing well. Mems wear
woolens less active but steady in price. Linen goods
In fair request and higher.
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- sEY-ss In Probate Court, Special Term, Jun
3D. 1879 s -tY1sss s1,T-Tl

QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- sEY-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term juno
Sd, 1879.
In themater Of the estate of Hiram Rogers deceased
Whereas, An instrument in writing purperting to
be the last will and testament of Hiram Rogers,
deceased late Of said county, has been delivered to
this court;
Wellman have fled Herewith their petition, represent
ing among other things that said Hiram Rogers died
IN said county on the 25th day Of May, 1879 estate
and that said are the sole executors named
in said last will and testament and praying that the
@ said instrument may be admitted to probate, and
that letters teataentary be TO them issued ther
It Is ordered That the proofs of said instrument,
and the said petition be heard before this court at
the probate Office in said county on the 26th day
Of june, A. d. 1s79 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
when all concerned may appear and contest the pro-
bate Of said instrument. So
And it is further ordered, That public notice Of
the time and place Of said hearing be given to all
persons interested by publication of these orders for
three weeks successivey previous to said day Of
hearing In the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper printed
and published at Saint Paul in said county.
By the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
u. ST. Judge OF Probate,
Jun 4-4WsW6d
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
MONEY AND TRADE,
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

Money and Stocks.
NEW York, June Governments strong. Rail-
road bonds firm; Erie seconds the feature Of the
market; no sales Of Cleveland, Cincinnati l. In.
diana Central issues. State securities dull.
Stocks market was dull and fluctuations, ex.
cept in a few instances were uninportant. Western
Union declined from 92H to 81, rose to 92X and re-
acted to 92h. Louisville Nashville advanced per
cent. to 62 and after reacted to cox, recovered to
6lX. American District telegraph rose from 81 to
66. Union Pacific fell of from 76A to 74N. Other
changes were insignificant and the market closed
steady. - Y E.
At the close transactions aggregated 600 shares
Of which 5000 were Erie; goo Lake shore 4
Michigan Southern; 6,40O Chicago h Northwestern
common; 1900 Chicago \ Northwestern preferred
7,tU0 Milwaukee 4 st. Paul common: 1000 Milwau.
kee st. Paul preferred; 5000 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna Western; 1000 New Jersey Central: 6,OOU
Michigan Central; 5000 Hannibal Il st. Joseph;
2,4O0 Ohio 4 Miesissippi; 1900 Western Union
$500 Louisville Nashville; 1900 st. Louis Iron
Mountain; 1900 Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas, and
$500 Chesapeake l. Ohio.
Money easy at 2hl04 per cent; closing at 2K@3H
per cent Prime mercantile paper l05 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills weak at 81; sight
exchange on New York 80. Produce exports for
the week So, $4,000 The following were the closing
quotations:
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
ST. PAUL TRADE.
Weekly Reviesc of the st. Paul Markets.
OFFICE OF THE GLOBE,
i Cn Z

OFFICE OF THE GLOBE,
ST. PAUL, June "a.
In adverting to tho general condition of
trade during the past week it is only necessary
to state that moderately active movement has
characterized business in the several depart
ments of mercantile trade, and for this season
ported as generally satisfactory.
Since last weeks writing the general markets
have undergone no material change, and the
impression prevails that as the spring business
is over, the general movement will be of a uni
form character during the balance OF the
season.
A fair patronage has been enjoyed By the
jobbing and wholesale houses during the week
just closed, but falling off in the volume
of business is reported, as compared with pre-
vious weeksIof the year. The number of buy
ers in the city has been exceedingly limited.
while the order trade is uniformly good. and.
generally speaking, collections are made with
unusual promptitude.
A somewhat weaker tendency has been de-
veloped in the leading grain and produce mar
kets, owing mainly to the unfayorable charac-
ter of Eastern advices, while former prices have
been maintained without difficulty. The de-
mand for wheat, corn and oats is exceedingly
good, but with liberia! supplies, the tendency
of values favor q decline.
Business at the leading grocery houses ha.
been active, the only material change being
with respect to sugars, which have undergone Z
farther advance in prices.
The hardware business has been good, while
prices have ruled steady at last weeks quota
tions. $50 Il
The volume of business transacted at the
principal dry goods establishments has more
than equalled expectations, and the demand
for all descriptions of textile fabrics continues
active, while cotton goods have slightly adj
vanced from last weeks quotations. s9Esy5fzI# IA
The drug business is reported as exceedingly
active, and with q few exceptions values have
continued to rule steady.
The boot and shoe trade has been quiet. at
quotations. while the demand for leather and
findings and hides has been good With no
marked change in values.
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
Ri0h School Commencement,

CONlN&C1lCS1IeIfs
The annual commencement exercises of
the High school will be held at the Academy
this evening. The following is programme
of the exercises: "-1
'Italiana in Algeri''... Rossini
Grafton 'tTouasant rO Ouvertu1e't' e. H. Crooxer
Essay-"Invective on Aaron Burr
..................... Lou. NJ. Bourne
Essay "Eulogy on Aaron Burr" Nellie G. Albee
-'Intelligence, the Result of
Freedom" .Sibley H. kowell
concert waltz .Gungle
Oration-"Bayard Tay lor" James H. Ellison
Essay-''The Allurements of Vice..
....................Flo Florence j. Eastman
Oration-"Cheap Money! (Exoused) @
................... Edison s. Gaylord
Recitation-'The Painter of Seville".
frankie M. Merrill
Andante Dasse
Oration-'Chinese Immigration' ......
................ VIM. D. Cowles
Essa ay-Shakespeare's ''As you Like IT,
....................Ge Gertrude j. Leonard
Recitation-'The Spanish Duet ......
.Lora Il. Wiley
Oration-''The Labor Question. ........
........................ r. Radcliffe
eclamation-'National Greatness -.
.................... G. A. Morse
Recitation-''The Polish Boy ..........
......... Marguerite " Broderic
Presentation of diplomas by the principal.
Poem-'Class History, with Valedictory"
ID.
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
RoctaD ut, the Fatr Grounds

The trotting matinee at the fair grounds
advertised for yesterday afternoon did not
take place, owing to the threatening weather
and the refusal of the owners of several
horses to trot their horses on account of the
track being so heavy.
About 200 people were present, and Man
ager Metz not wishing to disappoint them,
made up free programme. The first race
was free-for-all, with t1e following entries:
TWO IN THREE.
George A. Adrian, Sorrel Dick.
E. 81. Fisher, Dick Dead-Eye
I. j. Canney, Diamond.
j. NJ. Writ, Blind Bennie.
The first heat was won by Diamond in
81, the second heat was won by Sorrel
Dick in 800, the third heat was dead
heat between Diamond and Sorrell Dick and
the fourth heat and the race was won by
Sorrell Dick in 3:1OL.
Frank Halls Mambrino Prince and j. C.
Oswald's Flora Belle then trotted one heat,
which Flora Belle won by two lengths, in
2:39 s 1
james Edward s Charley Champ followed,
and trotted mile, accompanied by running
horse, in 2:35I.
Mr.. Mertz then announced that the matt
nee which was to have taken place would be
held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
weather permitting, when all the horses ad-
vertised would appear.
Daily globe., 1879-06-25
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. RAMSEY COUNTY
Sd, 1879.

deceased: att5
On reading and filing the petition Of William +.
Newman, deceased, representing among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate and pray
Ing that time and place be fixed for examining
for the assignment Of the residue of said estate to
heirs,
It is ordered that said account be examined and
petition heard by the Judge Of this court on Mon
NJ, at the Probate Office in said county.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested, by publishing copy
said day Of hearing, In the DAILY GLOBE, q news
paper printed and published at St. Paul, in said
county. By the Court,
L.. s.. HENRY O'GORMAN,
Jun 4.4w-Wed Judge of Probate.
Daily globe., 1879-06-25


The persons in charge of the entertain
ment have decided on the following plan
for disposing of the seats at the exercises:
Ten tickets will be issued to each of the
graduating class; five to each member of the
board of education, and few to the teach
ers of the High school building. This ar
rangement will reserve only part of the
parquet for the relatives and friends of the
graduates. All the rest of the house will be
free to any one at any time, and at quar-
ter to o'clock all reserved seats unoceupied
will be thrown open to the public.
The following is list Of the graduates:
Edward II. Crooker, James n. Ellison, Ed
son s. Gaylord; in the Latin-English course,
Nellie G. Albee, Gertrude Leonard, George
A. Morse, Marguerite V. Broderic, Jennie D.
Moore, Sibley H. Rowell, Leora E. Wiley;
and in the English course, Louisa M. Bourne,
Florence j. Eastman, VIM. Cowles, frankie
M. Merrill, Joseph F. Radcliffe.