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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-08
BY ;irten u Wise, Auctioaents

3}I ViRrUE EOB DECaH&S Of tho Corpor.
O ;.toh ,uur! oi toe city II Aley.hdtir, ran
dered Oh the S.n and i6:h days + Juy 1879, in
the chsGccry cause Of dos Cjilier and wife vs.
" ,. At~etl "hd Others. the unGers gued COM
missioner therein nainet. will otter for ssls hy
puohc auction to he highest bidder on SAT-.
UkDA4, tbs 18th day OF August 1879, st Il
O'Clock H.. III front o. the Fartnx street sntrsne
- tne C"fporntIoa Court, ia esid :ity, the fol-
lowing pisces Ot property, being q norlIon o! tho
real estate ot waicn thn late Nhaa. /. ohsW cleu'
inst E1J'r UF GROUND with tho FRAME
DIV LLlNIi and -TOEE HOUSE thereon
situated on ths corner of Fnirt.x street aid
hamssy'5 alley ls:ely occupied by JOS Hop
Kills. fronting on Fairfax street II feet inches,
more or less, and running back 73 feel inches
moro or luss t. j. Nj. Stewards line 1hero is
Sufficient ground IL lhs rcsr ol tho store for
back yari aud necessary oulbuldin.s This
proneriy hAs until Wlthll few M Jula5 rented
for 500 per Gnnum
4 LOT or GROUND, with the FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated Oh the north sid, OF
Qlatn st'ee: between Royal and Pitt streets
fronting II leo. on q leen and ruuning bs,k Y0
tset.
A TRACrO LAND. containing about SO
acres, with dwelling and fencing, good spring,
H., sltu.ted IN Fulr!ax county sbJuL Two miles
from Ae1sn1ria on trn bach road 10 tho Theo.
logical seminary, well located for market gar.
don and ouiry Ia. M The sale y! this tract of
Chatham and wife Of SSSU
Terms OF Sale: Ten par cent Of the purchase
MOI ey to ba paid in cs=h snd The residue Oh a
credit OF e. II and Is m nlhs from the ,y OF sale:
The deferred Pay meats to bssr ntsrest irom tho
day CT salo and to bo occurred by thu bonds of
the purchaser or purchasers with good per.
sonal security; Tho li:!e t. be ratsiucd until
the purchase money and iItercst has oeen fully
paid GhIRGE A. MUSHRACH.
Jyl5.W4W Com. of Sale.
HOMM MlSSiONhk'S SALE LANDIE
~ | 4 EA y CUUNrY NEAR THE
VILLAGE OF AGCUTl k-By virtue of the
decree OF tho Circuit Court Of Fni,f,x COUNTY.
| IN the suit OF Shepherd VS. Shepherd. the an
| dorsls ned. spocis.I commissioner named in SAID
decree will, on MONDAY, (Court day) tho
18Th day Of August 1879. in from. of ths door of
| tho Court House OF snid county, at II o'clock
M, St ~ the highest bidder, that PART OF
TIE REAL ESTATE IF which SaMuel Shep-
| herd died SO zsi not divided. This tract of land
| adJoEs sI!ss Denty snd the luts assigned to
james AID JUhn Sho,herd, and cont,ins 81
| acres. roods aud {! poes is without building
or fencing, but is susceptible OF ready and rapid
Improvement, and is situated immediately on
POhick run.
Terms Of Sale: Ono fourth Of tho purchase
money IN ha' d On the day Of sale; the residue
| IN three equal annual payments 10 bear iatcres,
| from the day OF sale, ana to be secured by the
notes Ut tho purchaser with good personal So
| curity. and tho title ~ b. retained until lhe las
| payment Is made
THOMAS MOORE,
! Jy lo-W4W Commit Of Sale.
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.rhera WAS Major George Lee Tubervllle
from Virginia on the Continental sstsolishmen:
during the Revolutionary war bis name sp'
pesrs among the members fihs Virginia branch
OF the Society If Cinciun I'D:
t5svera tombs OF nemSe's OF tre ON y yo,as: may
bs seen in old Blandford Cemetery near re'sss'
burg I'D e u,,,h 90
6priI S l., M-y3. O. II, Juro q, July H.
kp,-Riek, Standard.
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THE MOST HUMOkOUS BOOKS Of THE

THEMosr HUMokO9s BOOKS Of The
L DAY
Elbow Room, by Max Adler. with many hu.
morous ILLUSTRATE ms by Frost; 75c
Random Shots, By same suthor; 75c.
Sesrcy's Lessons in Phonogrsphy, (short.
hand wltrpg); 81
Thoughts ,or the Fireside and tho School, by
Rev. j. B. Gross; SLID.
Markof by Henry Grevilie S1.GO.
Ihs Ghost of Redbrook Sl25
A Mere Adventure. EoveI, by Elzey HAY;
Sl.25i paper covers 75c.
De"nold, aromance, by w. E. Bishop; ST 25
Glare and Bebe, novel; by tho author Of
Hearts Desire;" 6Oc
The b6s' q Temptation, bg Emile Loln; 81 ,25.
Fi.ters. latter and the Counsellor; l5c
Color Blindness, its Dangers and Detection, by
Joy Jefries, NJ. D So
Seaside Lakeside and Franklin Scusre pub.
licslions additions daily
A full assortment of pspetries from TO-. to 81 50
each
Job lot cheapest paper and envelopes in tho
State GEO. Z. FRENCH,
Jelo 95 Kiny St
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EXCURsEDAS.
TOR COBB'S ISLAND
STEAMER FRANCES.
EQUAL DIVISION, NO. 3, SONS OF TEN
PERAECE. o! Washington,
SATURDAY, AUGUST On.
EXCURsED rs.

Leave Washington ut q. m. Alexandria ST
~; return vt u m on the ll.h.
Ilcketss s2 For sale st WarIold s. uslps.
M MAttresse' ires to those unsuppud with berths
ahu stALs rooms. No Oar. aug T-2,4
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WHINE = Il y i 1 = U y Il $.
We invite the attention Of families and res
tsuraUls to the fo!oTius brad! O. imported
Liquors received t.is ts7:
Piper HeIdsick Chsmpsgnc. Gua:t: aad plnta.
hennessey CJsnac B.aTcy.
Duff Go,doa's aud AdO.io Capdepon's fine OLD
Sherres
) ko!ets Schi4Gsai Gin, sud
Richard Pere s. F'Irs ). Julien C!are..
We also keep IN stock 81 Of Giosoh's Son g
Cos Rye Whistles, and Hoifaclmer Bros
tairfAx Old Bourbon, for which latter brand 70
ara sgelts ". 4. JOHNSON s. CO.,
il E9 y. s. car GAinarun end Koyal els.
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fgS K u S Y EE'S SALE EUF VALUABLE
= KhAL ESTATE near ALEXANDRIA
By virtue OF that certain deed of trust executed
by Jerome Linton and wife bearing date the
lOh day of March. 1876 and of record on the
lshd rocotd5 Of Fairfax County liber T, No 1
page Ill. | shall, OH SATURDAY. the 26th day
OF July, 1879 at p m, in front Of BurIougbs'
store cor. Franklin and Patrick streets in Said
county OF Fairfax, soil to tho highest bidder, that
IkACT or pAkGEL OF LAND conveyed by
Said deed, known rs "rheridan's Point" and
containing 50 acres, rood, and 25 polos, more
or less This farm ia improved by n TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with all the required cut buildings,
excellent and thrifty apple and peach orchards
and tho land s we'll adapted to the usual and
vsricd products Of that thrifty section cf the
county. This land lies on the Potomac opposite
TO Fort w sshngton, and has y landing on the
river for steamboats, and other small craft
Terms OF Sale: Enough in hand to pay the
expenses Of sale, and also SlJl 68 on the day OF
sale; inc residue IN Lwo equsl annual payments,
10 bear interest from the dsy of s.lo. and to bs
secured by iiea on the property.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
Fairfax Co je2S w4w
Ds Inc nhoye sale is postponal by consent of
parties uttil TUESDAY, tue 2G.b day OF Au
EueI, WnHn tns same VIII take place at the sRmo
hour snd place. THO&. MOOKE,
jy 25-W1W Tru,tse
rrRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIKAHI,E
- FARM IN MOUNT VERNON DIS
Ih!CI-Hy virtue Of the decd of trust executed
oy Daniel Tyler srd wIfo 10 Gilbert =. Miner,
bearing date the 9th day Of August, 1864 and
OF record on tho l,nd records of Fairfax c,unty,
lloer b, Nc. d. fo!io l5G. AID by direction of the
p,r:y secured hereby, lh- undersigned will. on
MON Daf, tho 18th day of august, 1879.
Court day. al Il O'clock noon. in front of the
loof OF The Court House Of said county, cell to
.hn highest tldIe, that certain TRACT OF
LA ~ "htreon the ssid Dan i'll Tyler 1t or resert
'esides, Containing FlETi->IX AOkES This
and sdons tho Ian Is OF W Wins,r, T5ipiett, John
'tcn aid others. is OF coed soil susceptible of
'ssy improvement, ED is situated about miles
ou!h OF Alexandra Terms Of s.le-cash.
CHA kLES POTTER Substtutah
-, ThuM Az MOOHE, Trustees
F.IFfay All, Ats
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s4nssGs,s4s, .anw hssssjssssa.

I HHUUKh;; = ca,
Wholesale Dealers &nd Jonoers in
GGOCNklES. PROVISIONS, FLOUK,
SALT AND FiSE.
A full Inc of ocebraEod puSo, old WhiskeyG,
Brandies, Gin, Run, Su. Massey & Co.'S Phils-
ielphia and Cssc.a's Baltimore Aiea, and Borg
ner s. Eusels Lager 2ser III cs:Ss or bottles.
Agents tor James S Wclch Best Family
Flour, Jrres 5. Eirh & Co.'S Standard Sosps
Dupont 6 Cos. Sporting and Eiaatirx Gun.
powder, and Baltimore aad Potc::,sc River
Steamers
Orders promptly attsaaaA TO, snd consi2n-
tnents solicited. 80. II Eing street,
oct 26-tf Alexandria, VS.
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BAKERS AND CDNFECTr0NEiss.
SU N NJ Err AT BR EN- GIL + s
ICE CREAM. lFRESH MILK
BERRIES X CREAM PIE AND MILK
HENRY BRENGLE will add this week TO
his estahlishmont 10 King street, the
WEST GROVE DAIRY,

supplied twice day.
BKENGLE'S MILK and CREAM STAND
IN THE CITY MARKET (u. Simpson, Man
ssSef') will oher the richest M!lk and the purest
Try and you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also be
kept on draft snd IN ice at his King street eslsb.
ii3h,Eent.
.. lie offers Candies and TafTy of all kircs,
BLACK. Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy Cakes
les t,s s?cciaity, Fruits, Nuts, Contec!ioneriss
Water lccs and all the delicacies of tho sasson
lie caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies fam!irs with milk. nv m
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asESEssSrI w AGERs.

HEHEksE WAnEfss.
fJ'UFI'S ICE COLD SODA AND VIUHY,
i. Saratoga, Excelsior,
Osweso, Deep Rock,
Wisconsin Waukcsha
Bethesda, Penn BGifurd Water and
B"uker's Celebrated Boot Birch snd
Cider Beers on drsuaht,
al 5e. PER GLASS AT
LUNT q DAVlNSON'S Drug store,
Corner King snd Washington sis.
Bedford. Bethesda and Saratoga Water fresh
from tAe springs 1t SOC per gallon. myl7
EANNEY'S BRANCH STORE, u. w. cor.
- ner .; Ming aud Eoya! streets. The follow.
Il? hlnerhi Wutcr on draft at fco cents per
glass; Ill ice cold
Vichy,
ScliZcs,
Congress-
Bedford (Vs( Alum snd Iron,
Hedtord springs pa
Buffalo Lithis snd
Deep Rock (nswego.)
And in bottles, Ssfs!ose a, Congress. Excelsior,
Geyser sad Hsthorn Springs Waters sll from
Saratoga Spriugs New York, aud the genuine
i'm ported Huny ndi James snd FriedrichsLal all
| Bitter Water. JANEEY q co,
ny2 Druggists. .'os 10 acd l45 King SIS
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atUEUMAG ltEHHl&G

s-tUTOMAU llEHHl&G.
to bbis ssls2t Family Rn, Herring
25 half bbs solyC. Family Boa Herring.
~ hbls >hai
10 half bb!s Shad.
Is kits Spiced Shsd Zoe, aat x full line OF
Eastern Herring aud ,i.c5;e-ai f2r sAlo by
lnS3O " a. l0d hSbN u co.
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FLoUN' ELoukI
Use Conc l. Weston'S Best.
STRONG, WHITE,

SWEET, NUTRITIOUS.
Unlike many aloars of the day, these brands
are not made Whito st he expense of sweetness
and putrlmeht but By sva'em recently adopted
are made to contsin oil The pirtus of TIE grain,
excluding only tho bran aud Iorelxn matter
We propose 10 keep supply of this brand OF
Flour on band sll the time for VIZ consider it
tne hest no" on the market. The trade can al
Ways rely upon getting the be.t Flour made.
We guarantee satisfaction in all cases ASK for
CON y s WESlON'o BE>T For .a,e by
jy1T WASHINGTON Il BKO
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= RA ND FAMILY EXCURSION

HRA A N D AMILY EXCURSION
~ To
BLACkIST0NK'S ISLAND,
At Popular Prices
ON THE STEAMER JANE MOSELEY
MONDAY, AUGUST ll.h, 1879
Under the management of 4. H. Eephoastno
And Z. 5. Price proprietor and clork Of the Eb.
Dit House Drug Store, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Brass and string Band will bs in attend
anGe and Grand time msy bs suticipated.
The boat will leave hor wharf At 9Th s,rnst ,,,
washington. at precisely o'clock a. M, and
will touch at AlexandrIa half ar hour later
Returning, will arrive here 1T 10 o'clock D. m.
-, Tickets for adults 20 cents; children b,,wueu
i and 10 yo.rs of aye - cents.
ang i-G; =
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a MOTHER SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
II La WINS, Lsrge Invoice Of sun Umbre!.
las, Fans Gsuz, Vests. Lscs Gloves TICS, Fan.
cy Hoso snd half Hose.
ThuIslsy, July 17th, 1879
We open to-day sCme choice and worry cneap
goods. Call and see them We are sellipp yer 2
low to reduce summer stock
ID. +. BhASaEAR,
b. Is Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
Jy II Alsx an6rla, Va.
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pAEGAINS il HARDWARE, CUTLE.
- kI, &C., at IS King street corner of Koy.
al, Slexsndris, Va-The subscribers have on
hand very large stock Of goods in their line,
conprising general assortment, which TO re.
duce stock will be sold st uncon monty low
prices. Special sttention is c.!ed TO lot of
Aorse Nsls, which we Will sell st 10 eta per 10
and upwsrds; Good Door Lccks with Knobs st
lta cents esca, aid Hinges Sc ews, s., in pro-
portion; hoe, Euslins Scru5hug Whit" wash
sni Horse Brushes =. cost curry Comts 60 Cts
Per dozen. good article; IN !.c:, any .li;ce " Q
Fave on hand will 90 sod low during the duh
sensoa. No need 70 send youc money swsy
IRON home Cs!i aid See; il will cot nothing 10
enquire al IS hlG2 street, on The corLe. IF Eov.
Il, before making your purc5ssns
JOHN I. CRHIGHTON s SON
J? 10 Est,tl,. he'd in 1e47
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
PERSONAL.

J. s. Cooley, Esq. Duluth at the Merchants.
Hon. j. G. Mcclure, Red Wing, at the Mer-
chants. ar
JOS Leighton, Esq, Ottumwa, Iowa. at the
Merchants.
Bishop b. B. Whipple, Fairbault, was among
the arrivals at the Merchants yesterday.
Douglas D. Dick and Archibald d. Dick,
England, are registered at the Merchants.
Judge John F. Dillon has rooms at the Metro
politan.
Hon. j, w. Losey the leading lawyer of La
Crosse was in the city yesterday on legal bust
ness.
J.W. Van vliet, Wilson, was one of the visi-
tors to st. Paul, yesterday, with headquarters
at the Merchants.
Hon. John B. Brisbin has accepted an invi-
tation to address the good people of Little
Falls on the glorious Fourth.
r. R. Bannatyne, Mrs. and Miss Bannatyne,
Mrs. Logan and Miss Belch, Winnipeg, have
apartments at the Merchants.
!. NJ. E. Cullen, Helena, Mont. John G. Rich,
New York; G. W. Burns, La Crosse, were among
the arrivals at the Metropolitan yesterday.
Major 81. B. Strait, Shakopee, was greeting
his st. Paul friends, yesterday. Judging from
Appearances private life agrees with the Ma
tor.
Capt. VIM. Kent, Osceola Mills, the well
known st. CrOlx river captain, but now retired
for land pursuits, was shaking hands with st.
Paul friends yesterday.
Mr.. L. @. g. Lamar, son of the distinguished
and now famous United States Senator from
Mississippi, and his friend G.. Y. Freeman, Mis-.
sissippi, have apartments at the Metropolitan
Mr.. F. F. Mead in days now not long passed
an honored member of the newspaper fraterni-
ty, last conducting the Minneapolis department
Of the GLOBE, but now settled at Nandan and
engaged in the extension of the Northern Pa
cihc, is visiting in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
A MISSING CHILD.
Fears of kidnapping, but Probable Flight
rs-e from the Wrath to Come.

Fears of kidnapping, but Probable Flight
.s- from the Wrath to Come.
About nightfall, yesterday, word came to
police headquarters that an eleven year old
daughter of Mrs. Blanche Taylor's, who resides
near the corner of Smith and Leech streets,
had been kidnapped. Officer Lowell was inn
mediately sent out to the neighborhood to in
lowed by Captain Clark and Detective Bresett.
zied state Of mind. She was fully
impressed with the belief that the child had
been abducted, stolen by her father. Mrs.
Taylor and her husband are separated, he iv-
ing in the East and for long time she has
feared he'd revisit his dislike or vengeance
upon her by some such means. After much
persuasion she was pacifed enough to further
explain the absence of her child. It seems that
during the forenoon the mother had
occasion to punish &. the girl, and
soon thereafter sent her to the Jefferson school,
with note making some inquiry about her
conduct On the way, the girl opened the
note and discovered that the teacher would
likely answer in way which would lead to
further punishment. Meeting one of her little
friends, she said she wasn't going to school,
but was going to the park. All this the mother
didn't know, and when o'clock came,
and then g. o'clock, she be
came greatly alarmed at the absence
of the child, and made report as stated at the
police station. Up to midnight the little estray
had not been found, but in view of the above
facts, it is likely she Is in keeping of some
friend, and has not been kidnapped as the mother
insists
Daily globe., 1879-06-21

other in q loud voice. to the annoyance of al
good citizens. When the officer came up to
restore peace, Bradley accused the girl of steal
ing $15 from him. He gave such unmis-
taxable evidences of being drunk. that tho
officer took him along as we'll as the girl.
She ID one Of 6Wede3 Annie's social evils, and
he is q machinist on tho st. Paul Pacific rail
road.
A new way of communicating language
was illustrated on Wabashaw street yesterday
forenoon. A gentleman with strong foreign
accent was seen to approach seedy looking
individual when the following short but ex-
ceedingly forcible colloquy took place:
Foreigner-'Dc You talk Swedish?" Seedy indi-
vidual-'.Its q Swede the likes Of you are afther
calm me, is it? Begorrah, an it's lnoiself
that I'll teach ye the Elegant language" The
last words was scarcely spoken when the Mill
slams horny hand fell with terrific force on the
nasal protuberance of the foreigner, who mani
tested lively disposition to get away. The
matter was reported to Officer Bahr but the in
suited hibernian had flown.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
could not be found. Mr.. Vanderhoof, book
keeper of the bank, was called upon to ex-

keeper Of the bank, was called upon to .ex-l
plain. .st.5 ,.
certain entries, and in each instanoe i was.
found that the day a note Of Strong d Go. 8 fell
due, that day Strong 4 Anderson's account was
checked against for q similar amount, and that
check lifted the paper of Strong d Go.
AA for instance, on the 18th day Of Febru-
ary, 1872, Strong d Cos note for $3.50 foil due.
the same day note OF Strong d Anderson fo5
$500 was given, and the balance csc was paid
in ckeck on Strong d Anderson, tho $6 for
thirty days extension. 80 Z. .,
These points were ELECTED BY the court.
Other amounts were similarly traced, ag-
gregating in all something like 81, ,2O0. .
The court at this iuncture remarked that 1t
transactions went to the payment of tStrong' 8
notes.
just about this time the court showed a
little impatience, and asked Mr. Pierce If he
had other testimony to introduce. Mr.. Pierce
intimated that he thought he had got in
enough. - &&ie# s. f5.H s.eE ..a
Judge Flandrau interposed as to the legal
question of responsibility The money had
been paid, but was it known to Thompson or
the defendant that it was not legitimate
transaction. .52a aFe.
Tho court-"My impression is that the law
is that if this bank held the notes of Strong,
and payable to it, and not to some one else,
and accepted the check of Strong l. Anderson
in payment of it, that they will have to 60
count for it," 5,
This was followed by the citation of case
the judge had decided in st. Louis, wherein a
partner had signed some accom-
modation paper without the knowledge
Of his partner or consent. The judge had
held the bank liable which had negotiated it,
for partnership authorized neither member
to use firm funds in the payment of private
debts. And the party who took such paper
without inquiry did it at his own risk.
After this the court adjourned. 49,.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
Navigation Notes.

The X. N. packet Red Wing, Capt. Hight,
got away for st. Louis at 2o'clook yesterday
afternoon, with number of passengers and
q manifest of twelve car loads freight for
down river points.
The freighter Savanna, of the same line,
made the levee at 4 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, with tow of three barges, one of
brick for the Davidson block, and two of
coal for the Northwestern Fuel company.
The Imperial and the Diamond 10, of the
Diamond 10 line, were in and out yesterday.
Not Rousseau but DR.. Rivers Who Died.
The Chicago Times gives different ac-
count of the Texas affray, as follows:
Sunday night dispute arose between Lieut..
Rousseau. of the Twentieth United States In
fantry, and another man, about some money,
when Rousseau referred the matter to DR..
Charles Rivers, who stood with the party.
Rivers answering adverse to Rousseau's expec
tations, the latter gave him the lie, which
! Rivers resented with blows. Rousseau then
drew o revolver and shot Rivers i've times In
the body, killing him. Both were good friends
up to the time. Rousseau il in the custody Of
the civil authorities.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

Before Judges Dillon and Nelson.
The following cases were disposed of fol-
lows in the United States circuit court yester-
day:
Case IA. Horace B. Clahin ct al VS. The
Mercantile Insurance Company of Cleveland,
O. Continued to next term.
Case IA. The same plaintiff against The
Northwestern National Insurance Company of
Milwaukee, Wis: Same action as in previous
case.
Case IS. Mons Anderson ct al. vs.. Michael
Scanlon. Settled.
Case "a. Albert Scheffer ct al, executors,
vs.. The National Life Insurance Co. of the
United States of America. Continued.
Case 81. William L. Anderson VI. The First
National Bank of St. Paul. On trial.
Jacob 8. Wetmore ct al. vs. The st. Paul 4
Pacific Railroad Co. ct al. Trustees report,
ETC., presented and order filed that same 70
over until tomorrow (to-day.)
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.


The State VS.. F. o. Mailing alias Frank Hyde,
larceny. Case dismissed.
The city vs.. Patrick Foley, disorderly con-
duct. Committed for four days.
The city vs.. John Hogan, drunkenness. Com
mitted for four days.
The city VS.. John Hogan drunkenness. Fine
of $500 paid and defendant discharged.
The State vs.. Thomas Ryan, larceny. Com
mitted for fourteen days.
The city vs.. John FRAZIER, assault and bat-
terry. Acquitted and discharged.
The city vs. Fred Olker, nuisance. Continued
until to-day.
The city vs.. 4. NJ. Doherty, acting as auc-
tioneer without license. Dismissed.
The city vs. James Rockford, assault and
battery. Acquitted and discharged.
CIVIL CASES.
William Gibbons W. Peter Vergorsen, action
on contract. Judgment entered in favor of
plaintiff for $2O.22.
Marcus johnson VS.. s. F. Folsom, defendant,
John F. Mcintosh, garnishee and William p.
Marston, claimant; action on promissory notes.
Defendant defaulted. Motion to discharge
garnishee and for judgment in favor of claim
ant argued and submitted.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
Suicide.

Joseph Muroh, q resident Of Brooklyn town
ship, committed suicide. on Thursday, BY
hanging himself in tho barn of Mr.. Cotton,
with whom he lived. He was carpenter and
very miserly Two hundred dollars in gold
was found on his person and $2O0 more in his
trunk. Also notes and papers valued at &c., 600.
The only cause assigned for the suicide was
the loss of some property which it is alleged
he decided to girl last summer to hush up an
unpleasant affair. He leaves wife and son
vearS AGO.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
st. Paul I

st. Paul Daily News.
The first number. of the Saint Paul Daily
Ne,os will not appear until Monday afternoon,
June 23d, owing to the impossibility of getting
the carriers routes in order before that time.
RAn1AIEY & CUrrINaHAn1,
10 Wabashaw Street.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
ST. PAUL BUsINEss UNION

AT Merchants Hotel, This Saturday Even
Ing at O'Clock.
Every member of the Union should be pres
ont at the meeting this evening to hear the re-
port Of the COMMITTEES on the building Of
market house.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
Highland Park.

Highland Park.
The Great Union Band will supply Highland
Park with music next Sunday. This park is
admirably located on Dayton Bluff for recrea-
ton, and the utmost efforts will be made to
give all visitors an enjoysble time. The best
of order will be preserved and no one who goes
will regret it.