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BOSTON TO CHICAGO.

The following ia TIC pocHn Of Dr. Oliver Wen.
dell Holmes, read at the dinner given BY tho
Boston to thu Chicago Commercial Club, last
Saturday:
Chicago sounds rongt 10 tbs maker Of veras;
Ono comfort wt haVF-C1ncinn&u sounds vorao:
u W only Werc LICENSED tu ray Chicago:
No matter, We sonRstcrs must sing ~ we can:
We can make sonie nice coup'ots With Lake Miehi-
And what more resembles nightingas's voice
Tl1sn the Oily tsisyllah'e, sweet 1l!inoist
Your wsteEs sro tresl,, Ehtis cur lsrbor ID salt,
Our alty Is old, and your city Ia new,
But the RAILROAD men tell u were greener than
you.
ypn have seen our gilt dome. and no doubt you'rs
That tho orbs Of tho universe round Il arc ro.lsd
Hut I'll own il to you, And ought 10 know beRt-
That this an't quite tEns OF all sAra at The West
You viii 60 to Mount Auburu,-we"I show you
Aud 81 s.. ~ taero-nnse's sou prefer 10 conc
Aud Ilnnker's tall shaft you can cn,b. II you will,
hut yon'!l pnff ltke paragraph praiaing pill:
You must see-but you Aaus aeen-.our old Fansntl
Our churches, our .ehoel rooms. our ..p's, rooms,
And. perhaps. though ths id,oa muat havs thstr
Jokes,
You have found our good psoplo muehliko other
folks.
There arc ctics By rivers, by 1akes. aud by ssns,
Each ~ full Of Itself ~ a cheese -mtu Of cheese;
Anu rlty will bsAE. ~ ronstcf will crow;
Don't your cockesola II hons--juss little, you
knoWf
Dat we'll crow for you nav; hescs health 10 tho
buys.
Men. maiaons, and lnalrous Of fair Ilkino!a
fksk t~rff FL nAztfr H..
Frou, tho green Of the ga 10 thu bias A,caigaui
JUNE II, l6T1.
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UD Monday the pupils arc exercised tu ar1th.
mcl!c from to f,:80 o'cldck, mud practice draw
lug from 0:30 to 10 40 a. in.
On Friday afternoon from 1850 to 8:15 Is de.
Eetcd to geography.
This schedule 10 usually made out at the begIn-
ping Of tho ycnr, and adhered to with mora or
1ess r[e!dlty. Circumstances sometimes require
arhange, tut this general division Vi ti,no te
usually followed throughout tl!a year. 1t,s
pupils In this grade are from 12 to II years Ut
aEe.
Following is the division Of time In the sixth
a14 seventh grades, In charge Of ono teacher, i,l
which about the same proportions Of the studies
1t found:
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: YOU GebIer's lew book, "Gslileo Galilol aud
The Ronlan Cur!a:n It Is, in pail. a. fnllows:
IL, Calico s;aiiiult son ot tho into Vlnccnzo
Gal.let, ,F!urentiuc, aged 10 yrars, arraIgncd
before you, nost eminent And reverend Lord
Cardinals, lnQpts{toFs General against he1etLc4l
dcpraYtty throughout the whole Christian Rc.
punllc having otore my eyes and touching
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willing to Ue Accotnm odAttne,

rs tho e1prcss-train 0ong nortll over tlle Con-
tral Vermont Hatlroa.i n few days ago was ap-
pruachlng Brantruu Station, Lie engineer Oh
served al. old mat, near tbs track swinging his
hat to stop the cars. 40 soon A. The tran rat.,e
to halt. The conductor as'sell tlle old gentleman
what hs Nantetl. ~ want to 10 to Koxbury,n
1s reul1etl. "You emit 60 10 Roxbnry On shls
train." said tie conductor greatly dis sKusted at
tht impndencc Of tho would.ba pastcnges. "All
right" eatd Tho latter. very uneancerued!y, II
thought "a haEn you stop, and YOU could do as
, 1879-06-20

When s6c got agTouNd IN the solth draw Of
Haltsed street bridge tho prop Scotia was draw
Ing IA fcet and 2 inches att. and IL feet and .
inches forward, AMI she was 1870 tons abort Of a
full cargo. jams similar to that Of night before
last hare occurred all' along the South Branch.
aud only shows the necessity Of
dredging, fact which The TRIBUNE
has repeatedly called attention to. The shall
lowest places from the mouth Of tho river to
thu bead of navigation on tho South Branch
have also been pointed cut, and dro1Clns has
bccn G}Dnn by o. u. Green, nnd some OF tie
mud.banks ilaYe becn dredCed away. II tt
quito eytdcnt that vessels drawing over lax
should not attempt the passage through Hal
ssed street llridgo draw until dredging Is done
there: but, as long Us Captains and owners will
taks the changes, tllnt is their Nv lookout.
There was fund OF &70,0O0 in the CITY Treas
ury for dredging operauons, and 1t has bccu
estimated ttat e200, QUO would complete tic job,
, 1879-06-20

Tho late Lord nathdouncll was tho last com.
moner raised to au Irish peeragc, at.d It Is not
terms Of tic Union, the number OF 11lshtpesra
Was to bo kcpt UP to. 100, independently Of
those holding ttttss 10 the poernge Of England,
but thcre 4aVo now been Tor sonie time several
haA besn said, inas,nltch ~ peessgea Without
4 seat In the Legislature are held cheap.
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TtaH TlIb&ff0rcAk.

The death IL Annottleed OF Mr.. William WI.
bcslorcc, eldest son of'tlc great phllantnroplst,
at the ago ot 30. About \ quarter of century
aCo he became Roman Catholic, as did Two Of
his bruthers.-Ueurr William WIfbcrfuscr, Vtcas
Of East Fasletgh md the Venerable Robert
Isaac Wilocriorce. Archdeaeoa Of the East Rid
tux. Of forkth!re,-the third brOther Samuel. ts-
successfully Bishop Of Oxford {where he earned
the atTectiouata title df "Boapy Ram ~ and OF
Winchester. anu dylpG ut the hight OF i brilliant
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BUFFALO,,

BUFFALO, Juno l9.-Cbastors: Coal fre!ghss
quiet, shippera uni yessel-owneEs doing some
talking, but no char tcFs consummated to-day.
Cleascd-ptop Asaba. merchandise, Chicago;
selrs l.. a. Law, $. 8. Foster, !, 100 tons coal ],
Chicago; In Petite, 800 tons coal. Mona; ;
Alpcna. Columbian, 500 tons coal. Cleveland ;
ht T.. 'Tsctnble, ,si> tots coal; Moonlight, 1850
tous coal, Milwaukee,; Riverside, b75 tons coal,
floughtou; Hsttie Wells, raerchas,diae, Toledo; ;
bargcs Dictator, Escanaba; Mariner, East ssgl.
nav.
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Al the lodletun Library. at Oxford, IL prescrs-
ed the rcckanInE ot He inn at Godalmlng 4t which
Peter the Qrsat ai,tl hs aufte twenty spent day
On his war to Portsmouth. AT breakfast tlluy
CONSUMED half aheep, hnIf lamb, ten pullcts,
tHelya Chickens, seyen dozen cggs. 'thr contents
OF two iaTge salat beds, With gallon Of brandy.
aud two gasons Of mullel claret. At dlnuer
iat sheep. 1a,nb, siye totns ct real, eight ca.
pons, ten rabbits, three dozeu Of sack, and QUO
dozen OF Bordeaux,
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A fair business WAS done yesterday tn grain
freights, At lSc on corn 10 Buffalo, though It
Was reported that esan that low figure had
been shaded 15c by the controller OF agent 0 I
one vessel. The charters were a. follows: To
Dulfalo-props Commodore. corn, and Badger,
corn, at 9111c and oats at 614c to Boston; schrs
+. A. Nicholson and J. Wilson, corn at 1z{c;
prof., Russia, balance cargo Of corn on through
rate. To Erie-1'rops Thomts A. Scott, corn,
a,ii Anntc Young, wheat through. To Osucgo
-Schra F. Leighton and j. Malta Scott, corn at
4Ac. To sarnia-Prop Nashua, corn on through
rate. Capaclty-Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, oeo, !.
600 bu; outs, 5000 bu.
Tho demand for emaIl vessels In the lumber,
tic, and post tra.le is good, and cannot bo sup
piled. Largo vessels are stow In obtaining
charters. The following engagements were
made YESTERDAY: scltr White Clond, dry lum-
her, Sturgeon Bay to Chicago, $1.225 per 1,U0O
feet; schr Flying Cloud, lumber, from Point 81.
10nare Slick; schr Rising Star, dry lumber,
from Mautstee, St.25; sctr Z. Luinc. lumber,
from Muskcgon. si.l31l; schr Ben. Wade lum-
bcr, from Grand Haven, SLICK: schr Itlnca,
lumber, from ,l.,skeson, 6l.lalS: schr G.
Mtclelson, lumber, from MuskeEon, mouth,
$l.07; sehF Maine, lumber, -+1roul MuseeHon,
$l15lz.
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Pour HunoN, Mich, June 1D.-rassed up
Props ssntlac, Buffalo, Tempest aul barges, v.
Swain, With schrs Camden, A. S. Maxwell,
IabpominE, Char!ca Crawford, II. b. Cotlinbcrry,
with narges and consort, ('lasgow and barEcs,
schrs Erassnh Corning, Florida, John Nu.ec,
He'd Wing Willie Keller, Joseph Page, William
IL. Vanderbilt, Falmouth.
Down-props N. Dallen.tne, with. 4. D.
Mills and bargts, lux J. ". Bennett and bargcs,
alunttoba.
= Wnd-Soushe2st; Weaultr clear.
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6sttidI D4sraffh to The Tribune.
PoRr CoLaonsx, Ont. June l0-Passtd TIP
atn,r shlrkluna, Montreal to Chicago, general
cargo; tvhr Florida, of Qurbes, Kingston to
Chfragsl, Hight.
1luwu-NothlnE.
Wilu-Sout!lwcst, light.
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fntcta| nuatcA 10 71s n1bsrh
KINGSTON, juno l7,-ArFivals to-day. schr II.
Dowd, from Milwaukee, 500 bn wheat; Jennio
Gra!,au,, Milwaukee, lS,o00 hu wheat; Polly n.
Kogcrs, Milwaukee, Fl. .so0 bu wheat; 8tgo Mil.
wSukcc, 1H,Uo0 bu wheat; W. II. Rounds, Mil
waukce, lS,G00 bu wheat tug Frank PeEeln,
with barccs Alfred, Albert, and Victor; 5chf
4. A1uIr, e, lSS bu corn, Chicago.
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tp4cfdt DispufcA II The Tribune.
pAYILL1oN, sarpy Co., June 10.-small grain
looking ane. Heading, but will be short straw.
Wo hare had plenty of rain. prospcets neysE
bottur at this season OF the year.
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MILWAUKEE.
Hpseta, Df1p<feh 10 The 1rthttnA-
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 10.-The schr John
higher Is booked for repairs that may prnve
more Or less ezpcusiSe, vt Messrs. Wolf i
DaTldson's shlpyani.,
The scoW Planet und nchr Reindeer were In
dry.dock at the same gard yesterday.
This afternoon the schr .. A. Van Vagen.
burg, towel hitler from Chicago to repair a
leak, was doekcd at the same yard.
The schr American ii receiving new mtzzen-
mast at the Milwaukee Con,Rany's rard, and
tic Ebcnezer new main'rnast nnd repairs OF
damage sustained In her recent collision with
the scf'r 8. Anderson. amounting IN the aggre-
gata to 800, Mt Wolf d Uavidsot's.
The latest triumph Of the propeller uhscts Of
James Sleriffs patent Is noted ia tho case Of the
prop Potomac, belonging to the Western
Transportation Company. Not long since two
Of the 6hcritffB wcre nut upon the craft at
Buffalo. 1t has since been satisfactorily DEM
0nstrated that they increase the sprctl Of tho
propcller two and onr-half miles per hour,
shorten the time Of her runs between Chicago
AMI Buffalo eightscn hours, and lead TO say
Ing Of tWcnty tohs Of coal per trtp.
Grain frctghts arc fr,ner, mud the rate Of SC
to Kingston has been re.cstab!ishcd. The
schr Erie Belle takes corn to that port at Axe
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reputation for elo4uence and other qualities Of
the Highest order. Mr.. William Wilberforcs
has left son,--Mr. William Wtlbcrforce, j.
, 1879-06-20

Knowles Ia.eetpowass Gun IL BY far tho bs,s.
, 1879-06-20

TI8 NEXT LOWER GRADE -
nemofaees nalees exercises iu numbers, which ID q
ma rassf ths great mental stono-quasrJ Of mnthc-
1Nt,ct. 1at,ct. The TIME given to writing and drawing
iSmln!ahes. and reading aud spelling taEe tbe
.h.u Sau. In thu gradu thu teacher has charge Of
e3a noa Is proDostiona!ly shorter. Tonty.f,ya
shaNtee sMhoatee y The longest and Ere minutes tho
~ ssaoattest time given to any exercise. From len
~a'seea minutes each Is tho osdiHa1y allot.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK. Nov. Achievements steady. Rail-
road bonds without important feature; Cleveland,
Columbus & Indiana Central hrsts closed at &c.
State securities dull.
stocks-The market WAS heavy in early dealings
and under sharp pressure to sell prices declined
OK per cent. tho latter In New Jersey Central
Toward midday 9 buoyant feeling set in and under
good purchases an advance Of A05ss per cent. was
established, New Jersey Central leading In the up
| ward movement, with other coal shares, granger
| stocks, Erie, Western Union and the southwestern
! roads conspicuous IN the advance. During the af-
ternoon speculation was somewhat irregular and the
closing quotations. showed reaction Of 3s0S per
cent. from the best figures of the day The Denver
l. Rio Grande Railway company have the money
ready to pay for work done on the Leadvlle extern
sion by Canon City and San juan, Arizona Territory,
and the Santa Fe Railroad company If the decision
Of tho Colorado court turns that part OF the line
over to the Denver & Rio Grsnde. The Erie earn
ings increased 100000 for October and $4,000 last
week. The Milwaukee st. Paul earnings inores sed
$4,000 for the third week In November.
At the close transactions aggregated 443 900 shares
Of which $4,000 wefs Erie; $4,000 Lake Shore 4
Aichigan Southern; II, 01O oledo & Wabash; 10000
Chicago 4 Eorthwestern; 10000 Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul; $4,000 Delaware, Lnckawanna 4 Western
lso Nsw ysrssy Central SS Deawsse Hud
Union Pacific; 1900 Cleveland, Columbus 4 Indiana
Central; 5000 Hannibal 4 St. Joe; 10000 Ohio +
Mississppi 1000 Western Union: e,o00 Pacific Mail
1900 Wabash, st. Louis + Pacific; 1900 Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas; ZOO st. Louis Il Iron Mountain
l,0U0 st. Louis h San Francisco; 1890 Alton Terre
Haute; 400 Northern Pacific, and 100 st. Paul L
Money 5@7 closing at per cent. Prime mercan-
tie paper 6Ql7 per cent. Sterling exchange. bank
ers' bills weak at son; sight exchange on New York
e3H.
Produce exports for the week, S7,6630Oo.
the following were the cioslng quotations.:
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,

The metropolitan theatre company
brought out "The Octoroon, or Life
Among the Lowly'' at the opera house last
evening, with the entire strength of the
company, with the exception Of Mr.. Bryton,
who was absent to take part in private
performance, elsewhere noted in this issue,
Mr.. John Murray assumed the character OF
Salem Scudder, the Yankee, and did one of
the finest pieces of character acting that
has been put on that stage for sonle time.
Miss Garland makes an ex-
cellent Zoe, the octoroon, aud her
make up and acting was superior to any for
NOR appearance in this role. The other
characters were we'll sustained and pleased
the audience immensely. The play will he
repeated tonight for tho list time.
THEATRE coM1oUE.
At the thester comique, last night, an en-
tirely new programme was..'produced and de-
lighted the large and appreciativs audience
present. Many new faces wsre seen, among
them being James Dalton with his trick
mule "Calamity." They are q whols team
and will draw immensely. 1t is a novelty
that can not fail to please all
classes. John and Della Shepard, Robert
Nickle. Capolo and Oznolo, Agnes Atherton
allA IHo cutilo Coiupaliy arc stars ana give
an excellent performance. The managers,
Messrs. Shepard and Capolo, are gentlemen
both on and of the stage, and are making a
host of friends for themselves. 1t is under
stood that their intention is to build up
reputation here, show tia psople what true
merit will do: and eventually open large
variety theatre here that will surpass any
thing in The West, AID be the equal of the
largo Eastern theatres; and with this inten-
ton in view have permanently located here
The field is ripe, and they propose to take
advantage of it. May they succeed.
JUVENILE PlNAFo2E.
The sale of seats for Havsrly's New York
Juvenile Pinafore oompany's peform-
ances on Thanksgiving day gives promise
of two crowded houses. The matinee per-
Torrance will be postponed till clock, SO
is not to interfere with Thanksgiving din
ners. The company has met with such sue
cess everywhere that it is safe to count on
packed houses here.
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CONTRACT g WORK,
CONSTRUCTING SIDEWALKS,

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JrTY OF ST.. PAUL. MIMI. Nov. 18th, 1870. I
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation Of the
City of st. Paul, Mimi, at their office il, ea;d
city, until 10 A. N. on the 2Sth day of Novem-
her. A. D. 1879 for constructing sidewalks in
front of the following described property,
lying and being in said city, to-wis:
On east side of Robert street, from Twelfth
street to Aurora avenue. s---
On east eide of Robert street, in front of
block 8, st. Paul Proper.
On east side of Robert street, in front of
lots 5, 6, 2 and 8, block Is, Robert & Randalls
addition.
On east side of wabashaw street. in front of
lot 8, block %, st. Paul Proper.
On west side If Wabashaw street, in front Of
lots and ~, block 81, st. Paul Proper.
On north side of Fourth street, in front of
block 20, St. Paul Proper. - -s-
On north side of Fourth street, in front of
lots II, Is and 16, block 10, ST. Paul Proper.
On west side of Robert street, in front of
lot Ii, block Is, St. Paul Proper.
On north side of Third street, from St. Peter
street to about one hundred feet west.
On south side of Fort street. from Walnut
street to about one hundred feet southwest.
On east side Of Robert street, for 100 feet
26, St. Paul Proper.
On north side of Norris street, for distance
of $50 feet from TEN perance street.
On south side of Third street. in front of
lots and 2, block IS, st. Paul Proper.
On south side of Fourth street, in front of
lots and Q, block Is, St. Paul Proper.
Said sidewalks are to be built in accordance
with plans aud specifications on file in the
Office Of said Board.
A bond with at least two euresies, in sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
any or all bids.
GEO. l.. BECKER,
Onlclai: b. Il. doRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 3C8-lS
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BRALNARD'S MUSICAL WORLD

The Musical World is indispensable to every
teacher, student, amateur, singer pianist person
inter ested In music and is pronounced by promi-
nent Eastern journal, HI'he abIest and most sue
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Is the oldest and largest musical monthly published
In this country. Each number contains thirty-six
large quarto pages, sixteen Of which consist Of
choice new vocal and instrumental music by tho best
American and European composers.
The music alono, given in this magazine during
one year, would cost In regular sheet form over
$4,000. Karl MerZ, the editor is acknowledged one
of the foremost American musical writer's.
Each number gives oil the important musical news
from all parts Of the world reviews of the late and
best music and music books interesting editorial!
person who subscribes for this magazine during
November will receive the November and December
numbers free. Terms 81 so per year.
A choice OF premiums ia offered for ten cents
more than the yearly subscription making SLIGO fer
both subscription and premium. Tho premiums are
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No. !, Song Gift-A collection Of popular and
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Nos, Piano Gift-Popular pieces Of moderate
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No. 1, Artists aift-Piano music for more sd-
vanced players.
No. s, Musical Hints for the Mfhon-By Karl
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Sons, Cleveland, Chicago and Cincinnati. Any per-
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examination. Sole agent for the city of ST. Paul:
LAURA W. HALL, Teacher Of Piano,
q Douglas street, st. Paul.
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nishes of Ysung, Patterson J. Co.. defend
ants, VIM. Young d Co., lntervenors.
julius Hallgarten, Bernard Mninzer and
Sigmund Neustadt, partners as Hallgatren q
Co., vs.. Hennepin County Savings bank.
Chas. j. Schultz VS.. Chas. Kluck. .@s
Andrew Cushing vs. G. e. Sparks, G. w.
Dawson and A. Shoemaker.
PROBATE PIoK1NGs.
In the probate court yesterday the follow
ing business was transacted:
In the matter Of the estate OF Nicholas
Goergen, deceased. Letters of edministra-
ton issued to Joseph Klars.
In tho mstter of the insanity of Mrs. o.
tic Wortjg. Warrant OF commitment it,
sued.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
In the municipal court business was light.
J. E. Lynn paid $5 for plain drunk.
Harry Monroe was up charged with steal
ing coat. The evidence not being stuff.
cient to hold him he was discharged.
Chris Brinkman was up charged with SELL
ing liquor to minor. Tho evidence was
light and Chris was discharged.
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COURT CULLINGS
DISTRICT DOINGs.

DISTRICT DOINGs.
Tie business before tie district court yes
tsrday was as follows:
John Esbjcrnssen ys. The hinnetonka
Mill company. Jury trial waived.
VIM. Granger and Lyman D. Hodge vs.
N. r. Thompson. Tried and submitted.
James Is. Loane, indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon, plead not guilty,
and was remanded to custody.
Henry Wachs vs.. j. j. Ankeny. Post
poned till Nov. Goth.
Louise Harrington VS.. Pioneer Press Co.
Continued till Dec. /.
Cases for trial to-day are as follows:
Augustus F. Woodham vs.. Walter Ora.
ham.
Jonas F. Brown vs.. Hugh Young, Levi N.
Patterson and VIM. Young, partners as
Young, Patterson & Go.
Jonas F. Bsown vs.. VIM. G. Colbrath, gar
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FORECLOSURE sALE-Take notice that pursuant
to judgment OF the district court of the Second
judicial district Of the State of Minnesota within
and for the county Of Ramsey. in favor Of David
Shepard, plaintiff, against Johannes Johnson, de-
!endant, entered on the 18th day Of October, 4. D.
1879, Of which Judgment duly certified copy ia now
In my hands for enforcement, I, the undersigned
as sheriff Of said county, will sell at public vend,e
at the front door Of tho common Jail OF said county,
ut st. Paul. In said State, at 10 O'Clock in tho fore
noon, on the 4th day Of December, A. D. 1879, that
tract of land sit ate in the county Of Ramsey and
State of Minnesota, and known and described as fol-
u.s. to-wt: The northwest quarter Of the southeast
ship number twenty-nino (2o), north Of range num-
Der twenty.three t2 west containing forty acres OF
land according to tho United States government sur
yey thereof Such sale will be made subject to re-
demption as provided by law In OF sales Of real
estate upon execution and 80 much thereof vii! he
sold as my be sufficient to raise the sum of SO;
e-l0o, and interest thereon from the date of said
Judgment, and the costs and expense OF such sale
JANES KING,
Sheriff OF Ramsey county, Minnesota,
WARNER h GRANGER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Oct 22-7wWed
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- -ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, Noyem-
Der il, 1879.
In the matter Of the estate Of Elizabeth Hageman,
deceased: . = >
~ On reading and filing the petition Of Herman A.
Hageman, administrator OF the estate OF Elizabe b
HAGEN IN, deceased, representing that there are no
oeots existing against aid deceased, that he has
fully administered said estate, aud praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
Ills account of administration, and for the assign
mont OF the residue of said estate to Herman A.
Hag e the person entitled thereto by law.
It is ordered, that said account be examined, and
petition heard, by tho Judge Of this Court, on
fridsy, the 5th day Of December A. D: 1872 at ten
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to ali persons 1nterested by publishing copy
OF this order for three successive weeks prior to said
day OF hearing, in the DAILY GLosE, nexspape.
printed and published at Saint Paul. In said county.
3y the Court.
l.. 81 HENRY O'GORMAN,
Judge Of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert Jr., Clerk.
STEPHENSON MANNER, Attorneys for Petitioner.
r. = Nov 12-4w-Wed
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Il Quiet M0rriQ1e.

Dir. Fred Bryton, leading actor of the Metro.
politan Theater company, and Miss Alice
Ames, daughter of Judge 4. B. Anes, were
quietly married at half-past o'clock last
evening at the residence of DR.. A. A. Ames.
Rev. DR.. J. Fl. Tuttle oficiatod, and the we'd
ding was very private affair, the members of
DR.. Ames' family and sister of the bride
being the only persons present.
The newly-married couple are to reside at
Paris Gibson's house, on Nicollet island.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-26
NORTON, DORAN & Co.
Commission Merchants.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, 1890 A. M.-wheat nrm
Floating csrgoes firm Oargoes on passage steady
On passage to continent S2O. 900 quarters.
NEW Yonx. Nov. Is. HOO A. M.-Corn
steady. Wheat 10 to 10 better. but don't looA
strong.
NEW York, Nov. Is. 1890 X.-Corn firm
Wheat weak at 10 decline from yesterday
New Yonx. Nov. as. 100 P. M.-Wheat
dull; steadily held $l.S6 bid No. 2; winter weak
and quiet.