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On. Of III. AdsIphr. XIetln..

The suit OF James Leonard. RS administrator
OF his sister Sarah Leonard who lost her life At the
ploson OF the Adelph in September asL AGAINST
the tulumlia Steam Navigation Company for damages :,
was ended on saturday The trial was begun over three
weeks ago before Judge Barrett, IN Supreme Court
Chambers, Part H. The Jury yesterday the plain
un e., 90 the highest sum allowed under the law.
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The hut of Riley Reeves. an old fisherman OF
Bay Shore, l. l., was burned on recent night. and
Reeves saved only few pieces of net and rope his
fishing XII lie 10 an AdmlreT Of cats OF which he kept
manJ In his hut aud since the nro dozen more VI
his pc 4 MISSING.
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The Rev. DR.. Sarles preached his farewell
sermon yesterday in the Central Baptist Church, Brook.
lyn OF which he has been pastor than thirty
Years public meeting viii be held IN the church This
evening by the Bapusts Of Brooklyn TO esu their per,
sOnal esteem Tor Dr. sarleS
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EARt.-DfcKERsON ON Wednesday. March 20, By
the Rev. Mr. GomiWin. David NJ Earl, Jr, 70 JuhA w.,
daughter 1T : A. D'ckcrs0n Of Newark, y j.
GtfMORE-CRECs At Grace Nhurcli chapel, Bro0k.
ivn, v. by the Rev H. /. rrhe Miss Ida y. Circus
10 Charles Thomas Gilmore. ail nt Hrouklyn
SCHROEDER CliAPMAS-Mar ~. by the Rev.
De Witt Tanago Hehry schroeder ~ Kitty N. Nhapman,
ali VI Brooklyn.
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NORWICH n Y March 90.-Felix Mccain.
aged 70 years found guilty at 10 O'Clock last night
OF murder In the first degree for the killing OF his neigh
Dor James Morris Hatch ut Negro Hollnw near Sher.
hurne Cheuanuo County, ON Dec y, 1878 There had
been family quarrel Of long Standing over hens and
roadway Httch shot while standing At his win.
dow by Mccain who rested his gun on Hatehs feuce
and fred through the glass
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Drunken Mea cIearlar ON. a Rum Shop.

A quarrel occurred in a barroom in De Kalb
avenue, Brooklyn saturday night, between party Of
four drunken men and the bartender, which resulted in
the ui the In charge OF the place. and tne
smashing Of the liquor bottles On the sidewalk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-31

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated Wy me
Legislature Of the state Tor Educational and Chartabe
purposes In l90s the term Ol Twenty-Five Years 70
which contract the invuable faith of the State pledged
with cnntal VI a. OnU to which II has since added
a reserve fund nj gl1lOu 1T NEVER SCALES OR
POSTPONEs. iOit Monthly urand Distribution. New
Orleans Ann ~ pries bpda, slIv'yn eab,a ,
lars: halves. one 81 dollar Apply TO n A. DAvPHlN,
z. .. hox Go1 New Orleans La or III. l. PLUM, sls
Broadway. Sew York.
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Miner. Combining to Resist R.daetlon.

PITTsDURoH. March 30-A large meeting OF
coal was held In West Elizabeth yesterd BE.
tween 400 and 500 men were present The miners
resolved not TO WORK Tor less than three cents bushcl
during the present year and pledged themse Ives
mine or load any coal tor tile W. II. Brown Company,
which had fought them ON the question of prices
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Four hundred Mne. in Six Days.

PORT JERvIs March 30.-At o'clock last Mon
day morning morning q. A Bush, 20 years old, began
six days walk at Browns hall this place, finishing at
II o'clock last night. having covered 400 miles win APP
parent The track was not good one, the wakrr
being obliged 20 make twenty'hys LAPS tor nile bushs
friends are confident he eau walk oOO niles IN sx days
on q good track.
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William GayAor. aged 20 years. was found
dead In stable IN Warren near Smith street Brooklyn
yesterday morning lie belonged 70 respectable Brook
lyn family but dtsOwncd by reason Of his dispa
ton He was subject 10 hs aud 1t is thought that he
dol IN one OF lheII
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hiNtlruHS ALNANAc-THlS nLT
sun riseI... IS sun sets. "a Noon Eets 50
HiSH wAriH--Tnts pAi
Sandy Hook, 10 OoN Island. "a Hell uate-., 20
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Mr.. Patrick AIeled,'. Narrow Escape.

The numerous friends Of Mr.. Patrick Melody.
the Fenan exile will be greyed tohFhr Of me sad accident
which occurred ~ that gentleman last week while rlig
In Paramount Park Philadelphia. The horse which ls
friend Cant Cusick drove. took fright and both gentle
men nerc dashed uEan the ground and painiuly hurt
Mr. Meedy Is rilltuly dsngured, and Is at present
under the VI Dr. bT0SnAn VI ~ CAArton seSb hlIh
whom he IeaideA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-31

Housekeeping tls spriug call and get estimates before
She spring rush commences The largest stock OF turnl.
ture carpets, bedding, stoves &C. At C0wpsIthwAitL
kOA l53, l65, aud l5T Chatham, IL-Adg.
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An unriyallcd lung remedy Phillips Palatable" Cod
LAYER OIL, IN Combination with PhusphO. Nutiune. Best
medicine Tor consumption, emaciauOn, and cTJulous
diseases All druggists Depot PlAtt st-Adp
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article nov known Us nALE's HONEY OF HoRR.
HOUND AND TAR II j. now becoming known among
Tie neople ~ IA putve nct that this article has per-
formed more currS Ut coughs colds, innuenM hoarse-
ness dicult brratiiug. nml all affections NJ the trnat
bronchial uhr- and luugs lradhs 10 consumption hAn
any ether article ever brought Oei1rt tc puDe AZ W
little time Tor the teuule tt tst the nrucle
then iu tel their friends ~ it, cct and then we are
satisfied that will hr the family physician tor anN or
all the above complaints, ana occuly rOmlncht py.
suou m every household Sold by nl druggists and AZ
CPITfENTOS's Central Medicine Warehouse. 9Th nv.
Sew Yurk city at 90 cents and 81 per bottle Great saw
PIXIES fOoTiIAciiE DROPS cure In one minute.
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Dr. Beeker's Eye BAlsam cures inaamed. weak eyes
styes and Sols syehdI AN dTugglsta Depot 9BowsTy.
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Marine INTELLIGENCR

The best known remedy is Reusous Capcne Porous
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SpttrlI tlutrtss.
WHY HARRY MoNTAoUE xEvEn
MARRIED.


WHY HARRY MONTAGUE NEVER
MARRIED.
twas often subject Of wonder, especially with TIE
ladies' that the late HARRY MONTAGUE never married.
Hseemed strange tia, young Of many attractive
qualities should single. There good reason.
as will be learned on perusing
STORY OF REAL LIFE.
which will be commenced in No % Of the NEW YORK
WEEKLY, ready this morning under the title OF
TIE ACTORS SECRET;
Or
HARRY MoNrAGuE's LovR
Read this charming story. and learn the ACTORS
SECRET"
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1IIRRIED.

The Great Spring Medicine-Dr Chambers
Chamome Blood and Liver Pills All druggists; ~ eta
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$40 .ooO rnM ae. ae. Ns. aa. IN TME

FROM Mis-. ". =. CORNISH.
Or Tulif.- ~lI one uf Or irtH Na. rclY at
Tackled vl Do Group Iu.rt Nour VENETIAN llNlNENf,
Winch gave iwmedlhr tre. ani al} nlhk 1t Wa Tue
m,tu ui ,aNtul 200, pllltr lr luati nu consideration
" aii De- with uta h.irr mmr house also consider
u Almost certain remedy .'Hlds aul bruises having
'Sr~Gar,n ) ). SARAH CORNISH.
Price 10 Sold by the druggists
or MILLION sI,OOO,OOO.
FIRST PRIZE Is THE ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
DRAINING OF APRIL
TfckEI> g.. -lt So. so siu1 S2l0
LOUISIANA ~rAIt APRIL CAPITAL 5000
kLffltu CO., N-rul.. lu3 N"s,an st. \. Y.
"KIRK's RNEAND ROCK CANDY"
The reliable iua.tv n eopls ,oI by Tor the
II -. KIRK { co,
go FULTON ST ami iI' BROADWAY
KEArING'S CnUGu LOZENGES ARE
Bfoncuu. A. fu,y cuutiin NO Opium. or preparation
thereof Price 50 cents ser LuN, MAY he 'eut By mail
FuUGEkA co, New York Agents
ROYAL havana IOTTEEY.-Who ID
gon- get The one lion dollar pIl4e that will be
drawn on Ami 81 For particulars iuq i've Of
TANLuRS 60. bankers II Wall st
si5,OOO FOX 81 ~ THE KENTUCKY
S07 va Whole hcNrt-. 81 " WILLIAMSON co, East
ern Agents, auo broadway. n =
VAN HEII'S "KVE AND ROCK" THE
only sale by leading druggists aud groeeTs
at 81 per bottle Depot 50 Chambers a. south sideL ~
per gallon
VICMY, FROM THE sPRINGsl Hauterlvs,
Ce!esuns. Grande Grille and Hopita-the only genuine
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TOD n,

TODAY,
MARCH 81,
The 9Th Grand Drawing ihe Commonwealth Dstribu,
ton Co. takes place AZ Louisville. Ky.
1900 Prizes sll2 400 In Money,
S3o on $1,000. st.tol. 10 uf sllDO
NAM other large prize from 500 dOwh
tickets only ~ Hal Tickets only 81
Sil2.iO1 IN Money
WE HAVE A FEW CHOICE TICKETS LEFT, AND
WILL SELL Up TO - VI TODAY. n not disposed u
snuer. HuI AT ONCE OR NOu WILL BE TOO LATE.
PROC RE YOUR rirkEts EARLY THIS MORNING
OR NOI Way REGRET IT.
H. PORTER 4 co. Eastern Agents, l .227 Broadway,
or JACKSON co. BANKERS - Nassau It.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04
RACES TODAY.
Gala DAY Programme.

00tN Day programme.
AS originally advertised, a gala day pro-
gramme will be given to-day, embracing five
events, every one of which will be first class.
Under the cool wind and warm sun the track
has dried out finely, and will be extra fast to-
day. while the day promises to be all that
can be desired. The following is the pro-
gramme:
TRoTT1NG, ESQ GLASS. ....--.
Entries-S. 6. Frank Fisk; b. g. Billy Nc
Neil; ch. g. Patrick Hinsdale; g. g. Clumsy
Fred; Oh. s. Capt. Herod.
RUNNING, FREE FOR ALL, MILE AND REPEAT.
Entries-S. 6. John Campbell; b. g. Short
Line; Oh. s. Gov. Neptune; b. m. Mollie
Merrill.
TRoTTING, FREE FOR ALL.
Entries-B. M. Mountain Quail; Oh. m
Dakota Maid; b. m. Kitty Cook; or. M Lady
Groesbeck.
TRoTT1Na, 4-YEAR-oLDs.
Entries-Br. m. Jennie R; CD. g. Great
Western; br. m. Lottie B; b. g. William H:
Oh. M. Queen of Diamonds; b. G. Silas
Wright.
SPECIAL EvENT-aENTLEMEN's RIDING RACE.
1t is understood there will be six or seven
starters in this race, including some we'll
known and speedy riding horses from this
city, Minneapolis and Saltwater. The race
is for SILVER cup, value $50, first prize, and
q silver mounted whip, value 1926, second
prize. Both prizes are very nice to have
abont as trophy, and the race will be ridden
for blood.
While all the races will be good, the two
free-fol-alls will be especially interesting.
An unusually nice field of runners will face
the wire, the winner among which will be
hard to pick, though probably Gov. Neptune
will be most thought of. The four contest
ants in the free-for-all trottIng are vel!
matched as to speed, and the race will be
trotted for blood, and the time will be fast,
One OF the horses turned the track Wedues-
day in 1926, without skip, and, with the
track in the condition it will be in to-day, it
is safe to say that time will be beaten.
The following entries are known to have
be been made for the gentlemen's riding
race:
n. McAfee's Ada s., 4-year-old, by Asteroid.
s. y. Cooks Prince, 6-year-old, by Prince.
ton.
T. 3. Meyers Belle, 6-year-old, by Merrill,
>. n. Rogers Missouri Maid, 7-year-old, by
Copperbottom. ~
II. T. Legg's Tom Ryan, 5-year-old, by Derby.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

The fearful rain storm of Wednesday
night, (the severity of which is fully TOLD
elsewhere), left its impress on the Driving
Park track yesterday morning, in pools OF
water at different places, the worst spot
being at the first turn, where owing to the
drain having become INSTRUCTED, quite q
pond of water had gathered. 1t was dis.
couraglng sight to look upon by the manage
ment of the running and trotting meeting
Add to this fair doubt as to the storm be
ing over, and tho quandary of the manage
ment can be appreciated. First it was
thought impossible to go on with the pro-
gramme. Then the clouds broke away and
the sun came out bril- ht and warm, with
which brisk, cool wind sprung up, the
very conditions needed for the rapid drying.
Then, too, the obstruction to the track drain
was discovered, the pond of water let off,
and it bsgan to look as if it were possible 10
60 on with tho races. Another hour of
waiting decided the management to go
ahead, but by this time o'clock had rolled
around, and there was no time to give gener-
al notice OF the determination. However, a
fair crowd, considering the circum-
stances, had gathered at the park
at 2 o'clock. The track, though
on the first turn, and again the management
hesitated whether to 60 ahead or postpone.
$50 ahead'' finally won and at $3.50 the
horses were rung up for the first race on the
programme, the unfinished 1882 class, in
which Silky B. had Two heats and Indicator
one, Silky BIS two heats being taken in
2:32 and 1929 and Indicator in 2:3O15. The
position of the horses for the start were
Silky B., Indicator, Ella Earl and Charley
Champ in the order named, Emma Coon not
responding to the bell. Silky b. was the
favorite in the pools at to /. Mr.. Edwards
the owner of Charley Champ, had very SEN
slbly allowed another driver to be put up be-
hind his horse, and the judges before the
staff made another change in the driver of
Ella Earl, putting MIR. Piper up behind her.
The Heat-It took eight efforts to get the
horses off, and even then the start was by no
means a good one, Indicator being unsettled
and Charley Champ tour lengths behind,
with Silky b. in the lead, Ella Earl third.
Going to the quarter Indicator and Charley
Champ left their feet, Ella Earl going to
second place, Silky B. having a lead of three
lengths. Goilg down the half Indicator
pulled up to third place, the other positions
being unchanged. Down the back stretch
there was no change of positions, the home
being entered with some four lengths separ-
ating the horses. Coming down the stretch,
the rear horses closed up the spaces, and In
dicator was trot ing finely for second
if not first place, when he left his feet, and
his chances were gone, Silky B. going under
the wire two lengths in the lead of Ella Earl,
Indicator next, Charley Champ last. The
heat was trotted in 2:33. Silky B. having
won three heats, was declared winner of the
race. The following is the full
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04
PAWNBROKER.

GREAT BARGAINS in unredeemed pledges q,
~ tawnoroker's Office, by E. Lytle, No. Al jackson
w-OPPOsITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL. 81
PERSONS tnat are about purchasing, should visit
MR. LYLE and inspecthi endless variety of goods.
which consists in part of the following:
Lauies' and gentlenen's gold watches at one-ba,f
their value Also, silver watches, Swiss and Ameri-
can make, hunting and open faces, ut helf-price.
sond Roid vest chains guard chaius ladies' neck
chains, at forty per cent. discount.
All descriptions of clocks, from SIS up to Sl4 90
clocks. AAa1o
etc:, lower than ever before sold Id st. Paul.
he also has IN stock some very fine ladies' SETS
cold rings of every design, gold and filed bracelets
pana bracelets, earrings, cufpins, sleevebuttons,
studs, fine plated vest, guard neck chains opera
glasses several very fine field glasses "Bardou and
french rem "Lemaire." Fine pebble spectacles.
for the English Rifle Team, for target shooting, war
ranted to see fly eleven thousand yards very small
arg ao compact with tirstcass solelea,her case, for
$ao, cost $loo: One of those frst-class hotels at
tory. 'e'o'N o0'0i' =
F. ST. forgot to state that everybody at the lakes
gentlemen having these glasse should carry them
with them when away from their wives, as they reach
an awful long distance.
:, Also large stock Of brecch-oading guns, from
ing guns of all grades.
One complete set of Zels illustrated encyclopaedia,
consisting of three large volumes, cost S45 for
SlverWare. knives, forks, spoons, etc.
One co Il plete "Keno'' set, cost $50, for $40.
One fine old violin, very sweet soft tone cost $780,
for $40. w.
A few dozen CT those patent stem-winder nutmeg
graters at lOc each. Patent can-openers best made
at 1Oc each. "Sver White" the finest article in the
market for cleaning silver.
Shll on draught,'' those beautiful silver pouches
Tor carrying silver change, with magic clasps for Is
cents. Sent to any address on receipt of Is cents
and stamp.
Money to loan on all goods of value Remember
the Original Pawnbroker's Office Al Jackson street.
OPPOSITE MERCHANTS HOTEL. @
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FIVE CENTS A LINE.
AUCTION SALES.

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DAYS FOR REDEMP-
~ TION-The splendid business property on the
northwest corner Of Fifth and jackson streets at
auction. I will sell on Wednesday,, July l6, at ii
O'CLOCK A. M, al the premises, the property on the
northwest corner of Fifth and Jackson streets.
known as the Allis Block. This fine business prop
erty has frontage Jackson street of so feet by
~ feet on Fifth street, together with improvements
which consist of two substantial two story brick
stores, 6OxSO each renting together for 1925 per
annum; leases expiring on the LIST of April next
last for $24O per annum: ground rent, inclusive of
III taxes and assessments. Parties in search of a
nrst class investment had better look this property
ent month to this erty from the mortgages.
p. T. KAVANAGH,
1I-tt Commission Auctioneer.
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The manifold attractions offered bv vi,

The manifold attractions offered bv v;sit
to Carpenters Tower, on Summit avenue, to-
day, should draw out large number of citi-
zens. All those desiring to witness the re-
getta ond the horse races will be afforded a
splindid opportunity from the Tower, as the
movements of the flyers can be inspected
with ease. In addition to the former at
fractions of the Tower, Mr.. Carpenter has
added large number of superb views, rep
resenting some of the most famous scenes
in Italy and Switzerland. As a cool retreat
the Tower is incompatible, and the pictur-
esque surroundings of the place arc not sur
passed in the country.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04
Foot Race.

An incident of the days sport was foot
race between Darlington, Of Philadelphia,
and Mccall, of Ontario, 125 yards, best in
3, for reported wager of 5000 side. At
the request of the hackers of the runners
the race was made under the supervision of
the judges. The runs were sandwiched be-
tween the heats in the colt race. The first
heat was won by Darlington in 131 seconds
by nose, the second was dead IN 10 Sec
onds, and Darlington won the third in 13
seconds. There was the usual amount of
kiching incident to such races, and one or
two protests made to the judges, but it was
decided as above, and justly, too, leaving the
kickers to kick it out.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

1t was sad race for the knowing pool
box manipulators, but as this is the first time
they have suffered SO far during the meet
ing, no particular amount of mourning is
called for.
The notice Of this race would not be COM
plete did we fail to state that Aladdin was
trained for and driven in
the race by Mr.. Woodmansee, the father
of the we'll known horsemen Benjamin and
Daniel, probably the Oldest driver and trainer
on the turf. being now 70 years of age, and
with turf experience of over forty years.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want and EnDloy.
ment Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at i've cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty five
cents, three-line advertisement. of situa-
lions Wanted and Situations Offered, and con-
tinue the advertisement until the object sought
1or Is accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
me man out OF work can advertise for situa-
ton until he finds one.
Each line over tho three, to cost fva cents
per line each insertion. 0o1'S
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THE DRIVING PARK
THE SECOND DAY OF THE SUMNER
MEETING.

Silky b. AN Easy Winner in the Unfinished
@'32 Trot-The Knowing Ones Badly Let
Down In the Colt Racer. Is arden's Alad-
din the Winner-A Great Programme for
TO-Day-Five First Glass Events. Run
ming and Trottiug.
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HEADQUARTERS DAMASCUS CoMMANDHRY No. l. J
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,

1117"OE3"7s1s1E1to DAIHASCUS COMMANDERY NO. I, ]
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
ST.. PAUL, July 4, 1879.
This commandery will 60 into camp at White
Bear lake on Saturday evening, July 5, 1879
Visiting Sir knights are courteously invited to
participate. Application for quarters or trans
portation should be addressed to Sir w. A. Van
Slyke who has been appointed quartermaster.
Sir B. Presley has been appointed commissarv
and will have charge of the subsistence depart
ment. 1t is expected that the camp will be
maintained for several weeks. For any adj.
ditional information apply to Or address
j. @. TERRY, Recorder.
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Where to Lunch To-Day

Where to Lunch To-Day.
II you want nice dinner for rs cents. or q
bountiful dish Of strawberries and ice cream.
or quiet lunch with cool refreshing drinks,
go to Scott's famous restaurant. 81 East Third
street. Open at all hours, day or night.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

Read the advertisement of typewriter for
sale in the want column. 1t will be sold at
bargain and is worthy of inspection.
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Lake Elmo.

Go to Lake Elmo to-day if you would enjoy
yourself. Everything first class. Plenty of
shade to keep off sun or rain. Tho finest
grounds of any watering place in the North
west. Grand illumination at night
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

Clusters Last Charge by the Great Union
band at o'clock to-day at Banholzer's Park.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

Prof. H. Stein, of the Great Union band,
has received all the fireworks and shooting
material to be used in the great drama, as.Cus-
ter's Last Charge" to be brought before the
public at Banholzer's park to day, the Fourth
Of July. Everybody should hear it, and don't
you forget it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

Ice cream, coffee, lemonade. fruit and cigars
will be found at the Arcadia Pleasure Grounds.
at White Bear, to-day. Don't fail to see the
bazaar of splendid curiosities. =.
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Smiths Bill of Fare.
Luscious Aspinwall Bananas.

LUSCIOUS AsplnWaII Bananas.
Luscious Banaco Banaras
Luscious Sugar Pears. .....
Luscious Crawford Peaches.
Luscious Texas Egg Plums
Luscious Imported Grapes, "white."
Luscious Black Heart Cherries.
Luscious Sweet Comana Oranges.
Baskets Of Luscious Tropical Fruit put up to
order and delivered at any time or place.
SMITHS TROPICAL.
L. B. SMITH, Importer.
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Water rents paid on or before July 9Th pc
cent will be allowed.
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DIED.

WH1TCHER-In this city, at 4:45 A. M, July Sd,
1873, Erastus B. Whitcher, aged 63 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 10 East Seventh
street, at 10 A. NJ Saturday. 9Th inst. Friends are
respectfully invited to attend,
Clyde, Ohio, papers please cspy:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

TTHE NORTHWESTERN AGENCY has cornento-s
i blacksmiths and all kinds of mechanics con-
stantly on hand and ready and willing to work. Give
us call and get your help. 1s7.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04

WANIED-By young man who can be recon-
w mended at this Office, work at either drivino
team or making himself useful about house. Al,
dress B. q. this office. 1e1 x