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New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for TOBACCO.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT G. g.
- 4 II -. I. I

NEY-T CITY, May 10. lST5.B
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate addressed 70 the m
dersgned, VIII be received this office until l2 o'clock
noon day OF June 1873, no which time and place
they viii De opened presence Of bidders for 10000 POUNDS
manufactured Tobacco equal standard sample y Do
az this Office The Tobacco 10 Oe plugs twelve inches long
and three inches wide, and each plug 70 weigh sixteen
packed IN boxes made OF kiln1red
sycamore wood hrcefoUrths Of inch thick, Of the best
free from knots checks Eacn box 10 contain
forty pounds paper FOIL Is % be used in rappng
packing Actual gross and net weights 70 be marked
box The Tobacco delivered to the Subsistence
Depot in the City York within thirty days after
notification Tie price named IN the must
e Tobacco delivered above tax paid The Io92cco
will De subject inspection after delivery and none viii be
accepted paid that Is IN respect found inferior 70
tnat contracted sample OF box O the Tobacco must
ac0mpanv the proposal ana referred therein one copy
OF this advertisement be securely attached TO each
duplicate proposal and must be mentioned therein as com
prng part Ofit. The United the right to
reject anv or an proposals Proposals be inclOsed
envelopes marked Proposals for Tobacco and ad
dressed 70 D. DCBAhh1I
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
RECORDED LEASES.

Kurn. G. tot Ar4rnann part Of no 900 3iGve, years
OI..s b.
yritcheT j n n p Cahn. barrOOm 80 IT Park Row,
vesrs or (Rverage annual rent OF .-.----.....---
Protestant Episcopal society for = ana 10 WilIlnm
pitman. 6 Beacn-st lot No s6s, p years, at all
nu ~ ie. y y ~ = ,er No o. SiaDtoi.si 10
years az annual rent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
DROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTEaMAsTER-

=
SEALED PROPOSALS In TiphcJte VIII De received az llo
oce of tho until 1910 o'clock M on the 10Th DAY
OF June 1879 at place they will be opened ~
prcsence Of bidders the construction OF g sets OF
Madison Barracks, Sacketts barDor y
I'm accordance with plans and specifications which can be
seen Al the Office II the undersigned.
one c0py this advert sement must De securely attached
10 each tDcate proposal and must be mentioned therein as
comprising part Of 1t . - .,,.,,,
NAV be obtained at this OifCe. -, -
Proposals must DE accompanied with q DOnt win Two
suretes the Of 500 IN accordance with ufe at OF
Congress OF April TO- l9 and with the form prescrOel
sidercd.
Ir successfu! bidder win be required 20 enter Into writ
United States. with good ana approved
A be ess than Onefth nor more than
the entire Il supplies bid iOr as near as can De As
certqued beforehand within thirty days after being noned
Of he acceptance VI his proposal
Proposals must inclOsed Ia sealed envelopes marked
prop0sas for Constructing Officers Quarters and ah
dressed the Chief quarter Department VI tAe Last
T T'nif. tte y,s the ght reject any all pro
posas ALIEN j. IEfF y, Dcput! - 1l. 1on =.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
rrrORpED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER&
NFN YORK CITY

.,.,r ava W q 125 n Of Sd-st 25y1oO; w
W" "S,llst receiver Oi the German savings BANK OF
Morrisaai4 ., = S0o5vEe 10 isiavo Oath Waril. 200
vi55. r A France 10 g r. Daniels -.-..-..-.-.
60 - 1926 90 q OF jthave. 2ONlOO.5 G. Jere-
nish to L L Jeremiah -
,-.tsr 500 10 a of 2d-8ve, l2.oNl lOO3 " hackc-
r,enn and wife 70 cane --.--.....
- .S ~ b & lbs II ? Of HOnetOn.st. 25xlO0; :
Erovnen, referee 70 N Barclay .---------;
.ffsf "a 5GS 70 W OF 3d-aNe, XoOi also one-nslI
-s-t of NarfOn-8ve, lot No l1S, and also oue-haf
efMauonave, lot No 49, II schneider and wife
70 S4g n q or ist-lvc 25x92 Thomasson
reffreo 10 the citizens savings Bank---.-.-...--
t1ti-st 40 AZ West; Iseln ana Others 10 William
,ic Il 1854 II Of Sth-st. 25x70 Hanes,
referee. A Buudstein-
et,t = - SIS 10 " of 0thave, 25x1CO.5; NJ Auer-
bach referee, 70 Anderson.
g- and 80 Elm-st; : Stctsun auC husband 20 X
Zones Cus-QuaTtcr part' for.
eare property, three eighths part Of Steis0n ana
ee-7c 0r1ucrrv three-eClths part Of Stetson and
husband 20 VI GarTetsOn .---.-.--.
C9ttage.st l25i Wart), 25Xl1Oi Crooker ana
zstsi :. 100 # e Of 2d-ave. 2OOxi62Si Il Deane
and wife and Others 90 RO-euste.n-.
IOjth-st. 200 n Of 4th-aVe, 2uuNlUo4lGlrieRu-
lar; il Deanc and vile and others 70 A baum.
l26h-st n r. 96B n " Of 5th-avo, lS9X99.ll John
-cureyer. executor. etc, 70 III Culver...,,. -
willis and husband 10 J F Scott
2thst. u d. ITO 70 Of 2d-4vc. 2OxJ- X FernDacAcr
and Others. executors. etc, 70 IT VI DtNls
Elmc property HcnTy IL Davis 70 X feIHD'CleI "Hu
Others.
4sth-sr g s. between 5th and 6th-ave. 25Xll6-Sy25x
1854 J II Dykcrs and others y J. II v NMenuue.-
erty r. A Smith 70 \ smith.
Aih.ave, cor ll4thst, II .JxlOOIl W CoDuIA and
u,iis6n ave. cor G8d.st 25xi00; the Z mon Theo
Logical seminary 10 ell----.-.-.-.-..--....-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Gotels.

JEFFERSON HOTEL-On tho European
~ plan singly suite. As Chatnamst, near
City II all and Post Office. JOHN BRANIGAN.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
DROPOSALS for ARTILLERY HORSES.
DEPOT QUAgTERMAsTEB's OFFICE.

NEW.Y0RK CITY. May IA. lS19.l
addressed 10 the under
signed VIII Dee received At this Olce until O'Clock m Qn
ne U day II Nav 1879 at which time ana place ty VIII
he opened In the nresence bidders for supplying TINS De
ment with eight ~ Artillery Horses TO be gedlngs OF
hardy IA all particulars IN gOQa conalOL,
square tr0ttes Wen broken To harness. from niteeh va 70
sixteen hands nigh not less than nVe to nor molc m
niue m years old ana suitable every respect Tor AeI!
service. .....,..,
duplicate proposal and must be mentioned therein 10
comprising part Of II. ,-..,...oaoo
Blanks Tor proposals NAV be obtained at this oihce
Proposals must be- nCOsed IN sealed envelopes msrAeu
Proposals for Artillery Horses ana addre.seI 70
"COIONEL l. c. EASTON, Depot Quartermaster' Ne"
The tinted states the right to reject any or all
proposals. r. E.sToN
Colonel and ssistant- QuarterInaster General
Innnf OunrIerfnAsfer.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

Nrw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nav 21, 1879
A, the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day the fol-
,.,,- soles were held:
Bv IttgR " Camp.
, ,,orv stone buildings with plot OF land, Eaat
2ls 7s m %. SS2Tg SntSa 3fe ps r OOO
Ru John r B0u6
brovn stone dwelling with lot No 4OS West
7lh1I l. ans " Nm M " Fe.s Gi s'Ve ' L. iOC
S'A RU Richard 7. Hdrnrn
..,-v i,ricx building with lot No. t29 West Alst
4 = 'Ooh oi s'na'e 'o' $500
Br0N B Irirt 6ySeliing with lot No 24O West 53ds,
To. ts7 Is II e Of sth.ave.. lot lS.tlxlOO6 HaHJ
h""' Bp BERNARD SmUt.
ss,ory brick building and lstory frame stable win
l'st pos WoOsteTst 1876 n n OF Bleecker- -,
fc "a 6x 100 Mutual Life Ins CO.....--.------ b,OO1
sr-' 81 TfnGnS & DdUteS
81. ..-~ brck building with lot, No 200 WOoster-st,
ss ss \ !o OF O' 5000
A'0 Nm. kennCitU.
.. .--- 4r,,,e dwelling with lot, No }37 East 20th
So, 2eian iI1Sustr,s SAVINGS so 1900
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Gcuntrp Real gstate for 5dle.

TOR SALE OF EXCHANGE for city property
4 -Onc finest places Harlem Railroad, hour
and half from city dwelling nruhOuse barns. &C. all I'm
order with 22h gardens well stocked with ruit
running pure spring supplies all parts Of house
and barns. will be sold cheap and easy terms Or
changed for improved city property.
HYDE PARk-A beautiful place with ia acres, large
brick house ali modern convenenees be bought very
low and on easy terms
(6lbl HUGH y. MP l53 broadway.
HOMES for ALL.-lmportant sale OF quar-
4 ter-acre plots AZ EAST ROCKAWAY, Ii. Tuesday.
May o. Free tickets and particulars l. r. r. Office, 2bl
Broadway, New York
HIGHLY IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS.
That splendid plot Of ground located Just above PORT
MORRIS, consisting of l2l ACRES aying OnefOurth Of
mile the East River where the heaviest ships could load
front available for shipping purposes This ground viii be
most available in the coming WORLDS FAIR to take place
in 80 the Park NhitOckve Park VIII be required for
booths and Motel purposes The Castle cost to build few
II not sold shortly the wiz buildings 10 dur
ing the forthcoming EXPOSITION. Price, only 100000
Particulars by applying LEWIS ]. BRIDGMAN.
Real Estate Exchange Evening Post Building.
MONTCLAIR. - Houses furnished unfur-
A'I nshed sale and Howe Parsons.79 Cedarst Y
NsORRISTOWN, n. 1.-THE most healthful
WI suburb of New-YOrk; malaria mosquitoes For
particulars Of very choice country seat for sale at
J. c. CLINTON, l5l Broadway Room !.
NTONTCLAIR, n. J.-FOR SALE-A 2-story
VI and mnnsard roof 10 rooms inCluding kitchen
and laundry sable henne &c; about acres land hand
s0mey liu out in lawn and vegetable garden large ever
greens GrbOr Vita hedges on three sides well planted with
fruit dcCduOus 500 feet above tide water views
very fine. HOWE PARSONS 70 Cedarst and MOntclair
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

Gin Rfal Cstate tor Sale.
EOR SALE-FOur lots on the southwest cor
Il uer u 1J4tllst. and 4tli-ave. Terms very easy.
W. BOGERT, 1872 Broadway.
FTNHE most cheerful RESIDENCE and thor
oughly pleasant surroundings-Si East 79thsti brick
furnace spedid cellar; appreciated when ego t
s. 500 fuyel's terms FITZPATRICK, 3d-ave- E3d-st
s-f1e completion Of 2d-ave. L viii enhance The value
Considerably
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Religious Notices.

Church of the Hoy Trinity, Mldisonav ave and a2d.s-
services Ascension Day today at II A. H. Auu y w.
Dr. TYING Jr, Will preach ~ the evening
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

THF TRUSTEES OF THE EW YORK AND BBooKLfA BlDGE-
OFFICE 80 II Water 81, BROOKLYN, May q, 1919, !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- tho trustees ~ the NETWORK AND .BhOOhil
BRIDGE until o'clock If the "a day l unty teU
for furnishing delivering about two hundred ahd IoIy
(2sUl cable yards OF cut granite. - ...,,...,o,
plans may specifications had upon apphcaton
Proposals udored Proposals for S, Cat Gra1ile
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

TOR SALE LESS THAN COST to BUILD
Il Ten houses and lots Laurel LII ACCESSIBLE Oy
street cars q .2JO aud $3.50 .. 40 , . .,.o
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Brooklpn Real estate for eGle.


TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for q house in
New York-A ne three brick house on ClntOnave,
between and atesave BrOOky 4oJO ltet grounds,
which astefuly LAID out 5Ox2OO Stable IN rear on Van
deave Everything In perfect order, with al modern In
prUveIuents. Address OWNER
Box .s2T New York Post ONCE
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The splendidly
located large lots southeast corner OF Cn
to- and Circene-aves Price $1,000. Terms easy.
". BOGERT, 1872 broadway. y. 7,
$1,000 5sI OR LESS %SS, VII lzIH BC{ o57 $s Sl1 G9o
Sile-ave. Brooklyn. COmn.s .s54On " ntfOCucef.
G0 SOQ BUYS four-stOry brick store,
RO,cUO near Prospect PaIki terms. $500 down
rutland q WITHIN q. 3 Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
ii!uslral Jnsirumenle.

THE CHICKERING
1000 PIANOS.
OF The HIGHEST STANDARD OF workmanship
f,llv attest their SUPERIOR CHARACTER AL
WAYS TRIUAIPHAST whenever aud wherever
exhibited Illustrated Price List FREE.
CHICkERING & SONS.
,-bi,Ler,na Hall 5tA-ave. and l5th-st. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Citn proucrtn % Get.


ZINE BROWN STONE, tirst-class neighbOr-
hood southern exposure rent $3.50. Apply at Z51 West
52d-et.. to Il a. N. to p m.
DARTIES desiring convenient tre-pToot
for storage Office purposes with Croton water
ana heat cheap rents please apply at the Oce OF
The COOPER UNION.
DEDUCED RENTALS in private dwellings,
Ia and parts Of houses, by SAMUEL KILPATtICA-
Fifth National Bank Buildings.
p. s.-Cal FOR permits
ITO RENT-A desirable apartment, fur
nshed kitchen. the 5thave., between
10th ana i6thsts. Address j. j C.. Tribune once.
ITO LET-SSOO-3-stOry, high stOOp, 1S-foOt.
1 frees,One HOUSE, No. lj2 East 74thst Inquire On
premises, after D. m.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

FOR SALE or EXCHANGk-A desirable
residence AZ Passaic y j. 40 minutes via Erie Railroad
house mas modern Win large lot stocked
Ei,h ci0ce fruits must be 20 be appreciated MY
6Es LORD q Taylor, BROADWAY and I0ll-sI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

FOR SALE or To RENT CHEAP-A de
a desirable c0uutrv place near katonah station on the
]. :. HAWLEH,
20 Tiffany place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
IN IRON MANUFACTURERs.


orrrcr 0p LIGHTHOUSE ENGTNEFR. Fifth District
BALTIMORE Md. May 9. 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS Will b. Iecey az tns onS F u ,on
L. o'clock m saturday the l day Ot June oiS I" II y,
manufacturer only furnishing the materials anu DVI VI
ALI kinds n-cessary the completion OF me M a. Ny
OF THREE LIGITHOU SIS-one Tor HOoleIs HtIa.tA
chesapeake Bay James Island ranger 1gunu NJ
and the other FOR Laurel Point AlbemaIie -ouh = - u
accordance with the drawings and spechcohs 10 oo oO
tanned rom lis office on Application. ,,..--. 1T.
ratiG ana he blank which must be USED III Dlduhs
upon or acting for this WORK. , .- .a., Ia
copy advertisement shoud acconpthy eaSh W D, M
bids or 10 wave detecs II IL De
deemed r the interests the Government 10 DO So Is TO
scIFe" o. f. BABCOCK
Major Of Engineers, I. > ~,
Lighthouse In g1ncer, Fifth District
By order OF the Lighthouse Board
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Couutrp Real Gstate for Sale.

A NICE COTTAGE, Z acres, all fruited /:
"a mile from depot $500, OF o. VANDERhONEN, Pas
sale City. Half cash.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

COACHMAN and GRO0M.-By an intelligent
- Protestant young single Is willing and oDiaugI
thoroughly competent viii make himself generally useful
Address WILLIAM. Tribune Uptown Ofce, l&3' Broad
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

A
y ried man small family Is good groom and careful
driver understands business IN both branches nrsci
v and country honesty and sobretY Please
cali on or address week. W OBRIN F. l3S East 18th
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
6elp Wautea.

Gelp uantea.
s-
XVANIED-A woman of some aefnement 10
w assist IN the OF farm house. Address FARM,
Tribune Office
XVANTED-A few gentlemen of respectable
w appcai anco aud address for II
established merit liberal arrangements Dc made Ad'
dress H. aud T., Tribune O1Aoe-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
HARRISON BOILER WORKS,
,.,rvV rrrT uETTA

PUILAULLFHIA.
Pro2osa win be received orthe purchase OF the special
0s and machinery and night manufacture the Harrison
q-r and for rental Of the premises desired lhe Is
bnsment operating Ordef and has facihnes Tor urn
k out three Of boilers pef week Ieie
hoSin us ftY thousand horse power 0f boilers VIII
lolunulng demand The shops both rail and water
es, and suitable tOr lnAchlhe OF iouh
R sofk In conjunction with the manuiacuIe 0i DoileIs
~ ef address EXECUTOR or THE ESTATE OF JOSEPd
~AhAlsOA, IT,, deco. ,.-,,,
1 IhEENWICH.-SpaciOus modern house, l6
49,. rooms AL cOnvenieBces eligible location fronting
g. MsteT ali trains offered at eacrince All
"SlEA, a45 Broadway, room II.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YORK. Wednesday. Nav Fl, 1879.
@ Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
5ituatlons Uanieo-- Males.

COACHMAN.-By a married man, English,
- age % with good references Obe con 70 the conn
try Can or addres COACHMAN 300 East 85th-st, frsa
floor.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

NOR SALE or TO LET, II miles nOrtheast
rofr Sulferu \ IA c0sey little cottage Of rooms,
with oubuid.nes fruit and shade. Inquire Of EDWARD
DENIEFF. l2I East slstst
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

y coachman and groomn private family only an Aer-
Protestant thirty years OF age understands MS Js-
its sober attentive to Dlsi-
ness and thoroughly reliable best 0f references country
preferred J. c., Box ~ Tribune Uptown once,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
OOACHMAN and GROOM.-B

" estant man unCersands his business thorughY 200
careful driver proper treatment o nos aud
car city make hulren Zen
eraly useful years reference Call OF address
No. East 3Zd-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

BABY LON, LONT lSLAND.-Nedt
~ country business part Of town near depot
excellent opportunity lawyer physician wishing TO 90
country practice. Price reasonable .
rutland IL WHITING, Beekman-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By smart. active

single man thoruu ghly understands his business
fu driver city country milk make himself useful on
gentlemans place highly recommended by last employer
IN the city Address NJ ", Box No. 80 Tribune IntOwn
Office. 1898 Broadway.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03

A Noted Minnesota Counte sfeiter and
Horse Thief Jusged-Old Frank Conway
Found Guilty of Counterfeiting at Spring.
field, Ill.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.7
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-Old Frank Con-
way, of Elysian, Minnesota, was convicted
here to-day of counterfeiting under the name
of Levi Logan, alias L. G. Laboree.
HISTORICAL.
The above information will be good news to
all law-abiding Minnesotians Old Frank Con-
way formerly made his home near Elyslan,
LIE Sueur county, as the head of gang of
couuterfeiters and horse thieves. Under the
leadership Of Conway the gang conducted a
fiourishing business, with little or no inter-
ference from the authorities. In 1874, how
ever, it our memory serves us
right. old Conway was arrested, with
the proofs of his counterfeiting operations
in his possession, upon which he was tried,
convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary.
immediately upon the FORMULATION of the
sentence, his counsel, Hon. Amos Coggswell, ap-
piled to the supreme court for new trial. The
grounds of this application are not now entire
ly clear but they were sufficiently well pre-
scented to induce the court to grant the prayer
with the proviso that Conway's sentence should
be suspended in the interval, Conway at the
same time being allowed to go at liberty on
bail acceptable to the court. The bail bond
was prepared and presented. The court looked
it over and declared it satisfactory.
It was satisfactory to Conway. Minnesota
was getting too hot for him and he struck
out for other fields to work. In due time the
day designated for the new trial arrived, but
Conway was non est. denomination of his
bail bond showed that instrument to be worth
less, which left the State out a convicted coun.
terfeiter and the sum named as security fol
his appearance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
From Sunday s Edition.

The tollo,ping matter on this page appeared
in Sundays edition. The reason for this repu6-
location is because our regular mail rate Of SUB.
scription does not include the Sunday issue, and
comparatively teo in the country care to pay extra
for the Sunday edition, (Which lies IN the st. Paul
post office and goes out IN the same mail acth the
Monday paper. The more important ne,cs, to
the erent Of t,co or three columns. is therefore
repu6lshed on Monday for the benefit Of country
subscribers arho do not see the SUNDAY GLOBE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
Associated Press Mafkets.1
Chicago Produce Market.

Cd1OA0O. req. l.
FLOUR-steady and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and firm; shade higher
No.2 Chicago spring s5A W851ac February; 8ba4 6
March: No. Chicago 7Oh@7lc: rejected 52a 6. Corn
quiet but firm: 3Oa@3l cash; 3lssc March; $685. c
D3ox May. Oats fairly active and shade higher;
2Oh cash; 204 G, February; 20Ac March; 2szl @23M
May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley steady
and unchanged 84c.
PROVISIONS-Pork unsettled, but generally
higher; S9.4O cash: 952h(09.55 March; 0.65@
GIN April. Lard fairly active and shade higher:
6.35 cash; 6.4O06.42h March; 6.50@6.52h April.
Bulk meats good demand and shade higher; 1885
4.6O0475. Dressed hogs, good demand and shade
higher; $3.75l4.U0.
WHISKY-Steady; $1.04.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
Released by Habeas Corpus.

W1NoSA, Mimi, Feb. 1.-The habeas corpus in
the case of Batteman and Clark, of st. Charles,
in jail here for refusing to pay dog tax, was
argued to-day before Judge Mitchell, and the
men were discharged from custody. The decis-
ion was made on the ground that no authority
was shown in the commitment giving the
Justice power to imprison. 1t il understood
the parties will bring suit for damages for un.
lawful imprisonment.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
OWATONNA.
Sudden Death of An Old Citizen--Miss
Hathaway Held--M miscellaneous.


Hathaway Held
Special Telegram to the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Feb. John Barney, an old cit
izen of this place, died very suddenly early
yesterday morning. He retired Thursday even
ing apparently as we'll as usual. Aa about 5
a. NJ. his wife says she was awakened by a
strange sound issuing from his side of the bed.
She spoke to him, but he made no reply. She
then jumped up and lit lamp, but before she
could call a physician he expired.
The examination of Miss Hathaway, charged
with larceny Of household goods from the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. J. Aiken. came to close yes
terday morning, she being held in bonds of
800 for appearance at next tern of the dis
triet court.
Simon Downie, q prominent business man of
this place, who for the past seven weeks has
been very i'll with dphtheria, is recovering
slowly.
Work has again commenced On the artesian
well, and is progressing finely.
The Forbes Dramatic company presented
Black Diamonds to large and appreciative
audience at the Opera House last evening.
Two deaths from diphtheria this week. No
new cases for q number of days. The proba-
bility is that it has about had its run.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
Milwaukee Produce Market.

HlLWAUKEEs F6Us Il
FLOUR-Steady and in fair demand,
GRAIN-Wheat opened firm and 10 lower, and
closed steady; No. 1 hard 96Ac; No. l, 8lc; No. 2,
s6Ac; February $3.50; March s7bo; May s224o;
No. 8, 7lAc; No. 4, 62hc; rejected SAC. Corn
Oats steady; No. 2, 1870. Rye steady: No. 42hc.
Barley dull and nominal; No. 2, 75976c: March
1870
PROVISIONS-Q Quiet but firm. Mess pork quiet;
new $3.50. Lard, prime steam S6.45.
HOGS-Live, less firm and nominal at $33503 go.
Dressed hogs steady at 400.
RECEIPTS-8,877 barrels -four; 1,160 bushels
wheat.
sH1PMENTs-12,246 barrels flour; 80, 4so bushels
wheat.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
Benteen Speaks Good Word for Reno,

CHICAGO, Feb. lin the Reno inquiry Col.
Benteen, third officer in command in the Gus
ter campaign. gave his evidence, which was the
most favorable to Reno of any yet elected.
He commended Reno's generalship and cour-
age. He estimated the Indians as numbering
over $1,000 although at that time he had not
believed them to exceed $500. Wherever a
head or hat was shown it drew volley from
the Indians.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-03
CHANDELIERS CHANCE.

\ Business and Seat in Congress for
Sale.
DETROIT FEB. IA telegram from Lansing
tonight states Senator Christiancy arrived
there last night and called on Gov. Crosswell
to-day, but did not tender his resignation, and
is still in doubt whether he will accept the
Peruvian mission or not. He will not do so
unless he arrange his business affairs at
Lansing satisfactorily.