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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
gteamboats ano Railroads.

TOR RONDOUT and kINGSTON.-Landing
at COszens west PolnC Corn wall NewDurg Marlboro
Milton PougaEcep,ie EsOpus. connecting win Ulster and
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at
p. IN, Pier - North River. foot OF HarrisOn-sJ
Except saturdays the steamer Thomas Cornell WI
leave IT O'Clock p m. commenting June p.
EOR NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL. and in
iermtiata points. Steamers leave Pier % j.. r. daily
Sundays exctpted, AZ ~. tWenty third st. p r. 40 BIB
p M ana III = ~, connecting 'ith spega Trans az New
Haven for Hartford Springfield sc Tickets sold and bag
gage checked at 0I4 Broadway NcwNork, ana CourtsJ
brooklyn. Excursion 10 New.llayen and return. 81 30.
EALL RIVER LINE
l. FIR BOSTON An o THE Fast.
Tie best route 10 NEWPORT, Session, NLWBE)-
FORD, FITCHBURG, LOWELL MAkIHA5 VIE
YARD. NANTUCKET, WHITE MOUNTAlNS. MT
DESERT, PORTLAND, BANGOR, 81. JOHN, y. r., HAL
IFAN, y. aud an principal cities AID inland ami sedsh0te
OF New ngand and TIE proyinces Inc mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE cave New
York daily Sundays mCiudr AZ $3.50 D. NJ from fler %
n. r.. OF Murray-st Leave Brooklyn /. NJ Jrf5
CITY 40 y. M. via AnueX. GuAND PitDNENADE CON
CERIs on board every by the splendid bands and
orchestra attached 10 these steamers FULL NIGHTS
REST. No int rinediafe landing between NlNiOkh anu
FALL RIVER. special train leaves steamer wharf, fal
River 900 q (iOndays txcepe when the steamer vii
ing trains FALL RIVER TO BOSTON. F1st tram arrives
Boston 500 a. IN. Returning train leaves Boston
D. N. Steamer arrives New-HOrk $50 a. m. llcLetr.
staterO0ms, &c, he obtained N View YORK
and az all principal hotels. transfer and ticket
Offices at the office OF The line tie pier, and on
board steamers and Courts st. and az Annex Offices
BROOKLYN Jersey CITY. In Boston at No. Oh state
i'OU'' anu ~ ' BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents. NJ
l.. CONNOR. General Agent.
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DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
II VIA Providence Direct
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF BALL
THE FAVORIrE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Alien, -.
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
leave m daily lsubdays exccpteds from P1ef - MORN
PasseD gers srriyo Bcston - NO intermediate
landings between New York Providence. =.
stlerooms ana tickets secured az Nos sos M 10 ana
ps2 Broadwsy AZ Metropolitan aEd Fifth Ayenush Otcis ~
~ 1858 Wasbn gtOnsG BfOokyD Also. tcKets spi AZ
all hotel aud principal ticket Offices and al al Offices of west
colt Express Company. -
T. ". FlLKISs. q. p. Agt ID. >. HANCOCK. Ffost
THE OLD RELIABLE ST0NlNGT0N LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL yOfnTs EAST
AZ O. m fron Pier 49, North RIv er fooI OF Iay.s1b
special limited tickefs. GOOD ofLr on 2.sb = m con
5tonington sold tAla line nom NoN-i
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
~, Ir,rs Mass June PIT Printing Cloth marke
abo without demand Spd quotations are unchanged
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
vi June Il, 1879.

FIFTY-sIXTH DIVIDEND.
The Trustees this Institution have this day declared the
SSH Dividend az the rate D PER CENT per anum on
sums Of $500 under ana PER CENT per annun On an
sums exceeding $500 deposit July J. 1879, and which
snail Ia c been on deposit months, 9mOnts months and
8months respectively prior To said July lS1J-payaO on
and after the third Monday n July.
Interest not Withdrawn Will be added 10 the rlncpl ana
receive interest he same a. deposit
EDWARD SCHELL President
c. f. ALVORD. Secretary.
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legal Monies.

NEW YORK Supreme Court, City and County
~ New.YOrk.-H OratiO Paine aud Meta r. PANE, us
Wife plaintiffs. Ohm Paine and Caroline Paine bs
Wife Charles p Dunn end Mary Dunn his wife sarah r.
Iuu DauI Il. Whitney and sophia T. itneY,
his vile Caroline Dunn Anna Bury Charles Paine apd Oya
John A. Judson and Cathattne Judson us
wife Charles H. Paine and George p Paine deiendants
ab0yenamed de'endants You arc hereby
umponed 10 complaint In this action and 70
serye copy OF the pains attorney within
tentY DAYS after OF this summons exclusive OF
Inc day service and IN Of your failure 70 appear or
nsr udamept be taken against BY default tor the
relief demanded IN complaint Dated New Ork May 20
1873 NJ. kpor, PLANTING Attorney once aid fost
once address No. IA Broadway New-YOrk.
To DESCENDANT Anna Bury The foregoing summons IA
publication 10 an order OF tho
Hon Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the Stale OF
York dated the 9Th day Of June 1873 and sled Hth
The 0oo OF the Clerk u the CITY and County
al New. York Dated New-YOrE. June ~, 1873
Ie29 laWowS John N. Knox. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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AN ACT authorizing Commissioners Of The District OF
Columbia twenty ave per cent % nas or e us
tFct columbia Iedeen certain luuoed hdeDeunets VI
a. n enacted ly the senate and House Of Representative
n ne Tue1 states OF America In Congress asseinDlr d
he Comm spBers Of the District 81 COluula pc nu Wy
arc hereby authorized 10 prepare execute ana deposit wa"
tbe Se.rery Treasury OF the Uned Sies DOus O
me District Of beating interest not exceeding ne
H. the amount not than one Inil2n tO hutdri
housauH DO lars 10 be used oy Tor the ree
Indebtedness OF said Dstct OF OF the ae
Dunieipa corDatiOns Of Washington and Georgetown Wc
became drst ard March first eighteen hreu
and those existing ana payable a Ss
ure Tor ne redemption OF winch the sinking fund Of sad DIS
rct may provide said i've per centum BOMBS sha De pa
shall approve shall be numbered consecuiyy am reg
sfered in tue Office OF the Auditor OF ald Dlsrct ana
ALSO IN the Of the Register OF the treasury on te
limited states such manner As the secretary OF Inc ITs
urv NAV an snail bear the seal OF the Ds1el OF OO
ur1a Provided That TINS act shall not be con uen 10
make hpoycrument Of the United states faDic et amer
be PRINCIPAL Of sand bonds or any part eeuI
said shall he sold by the Secretary OF TIE sIy 70
the highest pubnc tender but Tor not Sss tan
be "a value after being advertised for one week IN Two
dairy nesuapers city Of Washington ana two IN the
Tho bids shall ce opened By the Secretary
Of the Treasury and awards approved by MN inc
money realized from sale Of said bonds siGl DC pane ont y
the Secretary the Treasury Only Tor the purposes nan
tins act o.-..-. ,,,,
and the parts II acts authorizing salu Commissioners
OF The District Of Columbia 70 issue bones u reee
bonds falling due January hrst and MaIch
hundred ana seventy muc no DOhos having
been issued Hereunder are hereby repealed
Apuroye.t Juno 10, 1873
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uHE ERIE RAILWAY,

Fl'HE ERIE KAIINA1
i now Known By its new name. The NEwYoaK LAKE,
ERIE aud WEST EkN hAlJkOAD AIishNebent " H@'@@
taknng effect Juue 2 1873 80, - -, -. -
On M (Day) Fast ~ Louis lxpTcss affung ~ BnhtlD
a IN connecting with fast trpns o-tae west al 0ih-
vest Pulman's best DrawIngroom oeePnS coaches !"
M DAILY Pacific Expr,ss 'or TIE wesl slecWng
Coashes through Rochester, BuniO Nsgaia ftA NiAen.
Iail Chicago without change also Hotel DSs e'f' !"
O47'S"a 7a Emizant train for the West.
rams leas CL4IGbers Street Depot NeNf0rks Toy -
Newark g.g5, $40 1880 3lJ. AID $50 tlp' t3g
o on. ana ~ midnight saturday nights Only aaA145@ yi0
I'M erford PARK ana PassAic d $50, 10 1879 N
moan J0 s. 800 $50, BIO bO, 90, : - p ~ ~ A.
Night sundays. G. $780, 1920 q NJ Loo ooV y. ~ AhA -
Par1on 5Is g. Cas- 100 $50 10 1870, 1880 m. "a
noon .Je s 3lu $50. 4slU. klU .. o;lp o;-o "lu. blD
$50 z7:5O 3. 10 D. m, and ~ midnight aindl{s y %"
suferu. 6. 800 1870 M. LOO 80 . ~ p NJ
mianighL sundays o, s3O. 1919 a n l'o V'0' y w.
Aa ~ ,Ha ~ o a. M $50 $50 D. ~. sundays $50
warwick 7fA. 1913 a ~. 49, y n - ss,. 81,
Newburg .:45. A. No.. $50. ts5J m sundays ~ =.
Iondout and kingson 3 Z. ~ 800 ~, sa,i3 80 80
(BOshen. d 80. .. 1929 m $50 SOD si'V p !" '
day. q $50 lu.si IA, $50 y. ~ - 80.
Nidaieiown $50. . 1870 "a Ssh 80" y ~ -,
S ts.ias connect with aud ossegc Midland "'
ro sa.s - JsSSs ESQ O. 1920 M $50 6 p IN saAI'
$50 100 a M 8 ESQ aud p IA -. .,,,, 80, s,sr
Ha.f. eavo z,Jd.s quarter .! aDa quarter Hlf 49,
,r.S 90 A ~ 10 I'D az 1919 agi ilit' y ~ -
Iekeis for passage aud Tot Apartments ~ ~
slespinz coafhes be oJtsued, ~ oicsf ~ .s,.
~ az zoe 2sS sOI or s5l Broadway, y. r. 10
Sonrt-.f BrCokyn. = CoDpanys Dci 1l. -, u,
Txoress TTsas frop tho Wet arrive Ia Nevf'r@ a. -
~ veg no sSa n Tx A1BBoir osa1 Passr g. Ssvro'
-. =. -. ~ ,..,.sgN
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6aulnQs Banks.

CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK, Of the CITY
~ Of NEW YORK, 80. ~ BOwerv, corner ot Canalst-
THIRTY-EIGHTH DIVIDEND OF lNiEBlSI.--l me tru7-
ordered that interest at The rate OF per cent er
anuu be paid to epcstors on after Juy ~ all sums
of IS and upward en- have deposit for the three
and six months ending June 30 1879.
Interest will be credited as an original deposit and not
WITHDRAWN VIII interest from Jhy j. 1879 De
posts before Thursday, July 10 VIII draw INFER
est from July /.
Bank open every day from 10 B. and Mondays and
Saturdays from 10 20 &.
Bank.bOoks in English, German AMI French.
E.A. QUINTARD, President
sEYNinrR A. RTNCE. SocretaIy.
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ONE DOLLAR LINE 70 BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
boats so cents Steamers leave Pier 90 Norm RIVER
every day. except sunday, at e:30 y. u. -,
Steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier day'
including sundays al D. for Boston. Worcester &c
for Portland and the White A0anIna. oaiy. excepting
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Goal an0 Wooo.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, 100,
wa l. WILLIAMS
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Diui0en0 Notices.

CONTINENTAL EATIOSAL BANK, }
Nassau St
4 DIVIDEND of three and a half per cent
~ the of this bank has been declared out OF the
earnings OF the last six months Tree Of taxes payable on
Transfer books will be closed from the 20h inst 10 ist
nroxim0 FREO TAYLOR, Cashier
.. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
THICAGO BOARD of TRADE.

H. L. HORTON & CO., stock Brokers' Sc Broadway New
York s0Bq 70 buy and sell Grain ana PROVISIONS %
Chicago Market through r. c. POPE co, ia Laslle-st
on usual mar gins ana lowest rates Of commission
NAS STOCKS a. City R.R. (HOrse and Elytd)
Ustocks & Bonds bought sold FTHEWlII, lir0ad-st.
GAS STOCKS.
An York and Brooklyn Gas StoeS ard also al KINDS
Of rookIyu investment securities. dealt ~ by
GEO. II. PRLNTISS, 21 BROAD-ST,, n "
NEW-YORK. June 81, 1S79.-NOTICE.--
~ coupons OF the following bonds maturing gny l.
and after that date al the once OF
McssIs JesUp Patton q Co. No 81 WllaIn-st
chicago ANA Alton First Mortgage. ,.
s. - Louis Jack Ouvile ana Chicago second sloltgaGe
Joliet and ca cago First Mortgage.
DubuGue and Sioux CITY l1TSi Mortgage.
Alabama Central First Mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

Fonrtsen Though Trans way day three depois
Philaaelphia. Two In NeNlOrk.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF MI
Trains leave for kngiewcol; Ciestsi' ICY
Sandass. q a ". aud $50 \. m. Tho LIN
tive s0kQiEutes later SATURDAY highs ~
Eanuef Ing Valley aud Aonsc3, Z. IN
EfNAB Bori. 0sll fAsa'f I'm
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NEw-YoRK June rs, 1873.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY,f
EXECUTIVE OFFICR. 6J9 BROADWAY.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE AND
~ ONE HALF PER CENT on the capital stock Of this
Company viii paid at tins Office the 10Th Of July next
This transfer books will be closed al O'Clock on the lst day
OF July and opened July 10. - , -
r. r. uOTCHKISS, Secretary.
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Double Track the most Improved Equipment and Wa
FASTEST Time consistent win absolute safety
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RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSEY

~ Tains Tor Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&C. at 1;l5 8, ll45, a. No. $50. $50 (express T. 81
=.
stage connections and from KEYPORr az Mafawan STA
ton 10 and from oceanic aud Fair Haven at Ret Bank
and from Point Pleasant Gtrt with an Trains.
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR THE SEASON.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY,
The Aiass of the Metropolitan Gallery
7aIrk 0att the Best We7'Ic in the City.

The Him Of the Metropolitan Gallery to
7esrn oatt the Best Weak in the City.
Since Messrs. Butler & Wiley removed their
Metropolitan Gallery from Nicollet Island to
No. 20 Washington Avenue south, they have
been steadily growing in popularity. The ar
tstic photographs of the Metropolitan Theatre
Company that grace the walls of
the opera house have attracted much
attention, and have been very
favorably commented upon by all who have
seen them. All this work bears evidence of
careful and painst aking labor that is sure to
win for them an enviable position in this city.
One of their excellent cabinet photos of Mr..
Bryton was furnished Mr.. WILDER, the artist,
who has succeeded in producing one of the
most attractive India ink portraits that has
ever been exhibited in this city. The portrait
is a strong one, the expression is fine and the
finish elegant. The tening OF light and shade
is SO perfect that a remarkably life-like ex-
preston is produced. The gallery of Butler 4,
Wiley is destined to become the chief among
the best in the city. 1t is elegantly furnished
throughout and all desiring 20 have pictures of
any kind taken, and especially fine photos,
should give them a call.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02

throat, 10; brain. l; heart, 2; eye, 6; kid
s; rheumatism, 10; neuralgia, 3; paralysis, 8;
epilepsy, ?; insanity, 2; chrosis, 2; surgical,
TOT which three were from freezing) %; vacci-
nation 4; genito-urinary and syphilis, IL.
The excess in the number of diseases over
the number of persons treated is explained by
the fact that several patients were treated for
more than one affection. There have been four
deaths; three from consumption and one from.
disease Of the heart; three females and one
male.
Inquiry having been made as to whether per-
sons do not receive aid who are not entitled to
1t, should say positively that within my OBJ
serVatlon none are aided who are not deserv-
ing and absolutely needing the assistance
given You're very respectfully,
F. A. DUNsMooR M. d.
County Physician.
Minneapolis, Feb. l, 1879.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Yesterdays Performances, md Miss Curl
lands Eenetit-IMGsks and Faces.

Yesterdays PERFORMANCES, and Miss Curl
lands Eenetit-IMGsks and Faces.
Yesterday afternoon the opera house was
crowded in every part with the elite of the
city, congresated there to witness the closing
performance of "An that glitters is not gold.'
The matinee performances of this company
are becoming more popular every week, judg-
ing from the eager crowds that FL the opera
house every Saturday afternoon.
Last evening the theatre crowded again
On the occasion of the presentation OF Under
the Gasight." The characters were all we'll
taken and Il detailed account Of the performance
is unnecessary. MASKS and Faces" on Mon
day night will be; put the boards, on the
occasion of Miss Grace Cartland's benefit. The
sale OF reserved seats commenced at o'clock
yesterday morning, and at noon every seat in
the parquette and dress circle was taken,
as we'll as all but about
100 in the back part of
the gallery. Long before night no more seats
were to be obtained, and hundreds OF people
were turned away disappointed. It was the
town talk all the afternoon and evening. The
house will surpass the unprecedentedly-la large
one given Mr.. Bry ton, and is but token of the
high esteem in which Miss Garland is held by
all Minneapolis citizens, both on and off the
stage. The play chosen for the occasion is one
calculated to bring out the beneficiary in one
Of her very best characters, i. e. Peg Voting
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
County Phs,siciu,a's Report.

DR.. Fred Dunsmoor, county physician, has
completed his report for the month of January,
and submitted it to the county commissioners,
who will consider it on Monday. It contains
the following interesting facts and figures
To the Honorable, the Board Of County Com
nissioners of Hennepin County, Mimi.
S1Rs; The county physician respectfully
submits herewith, to your honorable body,
brief summary Of his work for the month of
January, 1873:
Whole number of calls made. ........, .432
Total number of patients treated. ....... 1852
OF which los were males and Al females.
Irish, 40; Scandinavian, "a; American, 20;
French, %; German, II. Ages-Thirty were
under 10 years, 5 between 10 and 20, twenty
one from 20 to 80, thirty-seven from 80 to 40,
twenty-one from 40 to 50, eighteen from so to
60, and twenty over 60. They were treated for
the following diseases: Lung and
air passages, 81; alimentary canal, 30:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
Chicago tive Stock Market.

Chicago live Stock Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. /.
HOGs-The Droysrs' Journal reports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments 6pO0; generally 5@D15c lower on
account of restrictions in the shipping business by
the English government; choice heavy So 5O03.sO;
light 3.5OQD3.60 mixsl 3.3O0D3.45.
CATTLE-Receips 1900; shipments 300: steady:
shipping S4.0O05.OOi stockers 3.10@3.25; butchers
SHEEP Steady; receipts 1900; shipments $500;
steady and unchanged; So. 5O@4.62h.
New York Produce Market.
New YORK, Feb. 1.
CoTTON-At9 H@9ssc; futures quiet.
FLOUR-Nominaly unchaiged receipts 1900
barrels.
GRAIN = Wheat, quiet; receipts 10000 BUSH
els rejected spring &c; ungraded spring S1.OO; un-
graded red winter 95a0Sl0S No. do LOBE al O4h
No. do 10s4@1.OoA; ungraded white 1.O7@
1.Osh; No. 90 lO7A; No. do, sales 1000 bush
els at 1.o9A@l.o9h; extra do, sales 1900 bushels
at 1.10QD110A ung,aded amber .O2@l.O7; No.2
amber l.O62l D1.O7. Rye dull; western and State at
5sM60c. Barley dul sx-rowed State at 8lc. Malt
dull and nominal. Corn, active but lower; receipts
$1,000 bushels; unsraded 47@047Ac; No. 8, 43c;
steamer 9sD45Ac; No. 9, 47@047c IN store; 47h0
48c ahoat. Oats quiet and unchanged; No. 8 white
3l4@32c; No. d. $50; No. l do sac; mixed
western 3o@slAc; white western 2h@3sLc
HAY-Quiet, but steady.
HOPS-Steady andnnchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet, but firmer. Sugar
Molasses dull and unchanged. Rice steady.
PETROLEUM-stady; united 96N 0982ic; crude
$1.0sA @108A; refined 1.09%.
TALLOW-Steady at 65sc.
ROSIN-Firm at &1.42M@l1.45.
TURPENTINE-Fim at Sl29A.
PRODUCE-Eggs. dull; western 23M@29c. But
ter, quiet; western 6A05Oc; Cheese, firm; western
LEATHER-Quiet and firm; Hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Gra1de light middes and heavy
weights l902lc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
ments 1924 bushels.
PORK.
PORK.
ASSOCIATED Press Markets.1
M1lwaukeo Produce Market.

MINIATURE, Feb. ].
FLoUR-steady and in fair demand,
GRAIN-Wheat opened firm and llc lower, anG
closed steady; No. hard 96hc; No. l, Gle; No. 2,
86Ac; February 86Ac; March s7hc; May 92Mc;
No. 8, 71hc;. No. 4, e2Nc; rejected sac. Corn
steadier and in moderate demand; No. 2, 29Hc.
Oats steady; No. 2, l9Ac. Rye steady; No. /, 42hc
Barley dull and nominal; No. 2, 75076c: March
76Ac.
PROVISIONS-Qu Quiet but firm. Mess pork quiet :
new $3.50. Lard, prime steam S6.45.
HOGS-Live, less firm and nominal at S335D3 60.
Dressed hogs steady at 400.
RECEIPTS-8S77 barrels -four; 41,16O bushels
wheat.
SHIPMENTS ,246 barrels -four; IS, 400 bushels
wheat
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
Court CHlltlags.

Judge Young has filed with the clerk of the
courts the following decisions
In the matter of the application of the Min
neapolls Eastern railway company, for the ap-
pontment of commissioners to condemn lands
one for right of way for spur tracks to con-
meet with the Milwaukee road on Second street,
and one for right of way Through blocks 16
and II, from Fourth avenue south to Sixth av-
enue south. Both applications were denied.
The opinions in both cases are very long and
elaborate.
In the matter of the appeals from the orders
of the board of county commissioners of Hen
nepin county, allowing bills of M. W. Glenn,
L. r. Palmer, b. Wilson, G. Fl. Warde and E.
Hedderly for services as county commission
The above entitled matters coming up be-
fore the court, upon motion of J. W. Law
renee attorney for respondents, W. E. Hale,
county attorney, asserting thereto, it is order
cd that appeals be and the same are hereby
dismissed without costs or disbursements.
A. II. YOUNG, Judge.
special term of the district court was held
yesterday morning, with Judge Vanderburgh
in the chair. The following business was
transacted:
Bernard Kastner vs.. Chas. Umbach. Plaintiff
failing to appear, the action was dismissed.
Wesley Phaneuf VS. Fred. P. Clark defend
ant, and Grove d Rowe, garnishees. Continued
to next term for further hearing.
The following decisions have been filed with
the clerk:
d. H. Culbertson VS.. Z. D. Benjamin ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Geo. Newman, administrator, ETC., VS.. Peter
Wolford. Decision ordering an accounting.
William S. Darby VS.. Sarah I. Darby. Not
moved.
Richard Martin VS.. Matilda Smith, defenda Mt
and W. W. McNair, garnlshee. Continued two
weeks.
g. A. Francois VS.. s. E. Olson. Defendant
81 do loec, e
Cottage Hospital Report.
The officers of the Cottage hospital make the
following report for the month of January
1879:
Whole number of patients received. ...... 729
Received IN january. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9
Dleo. Z
Present number. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s
The following donations are thankfully
acknowledged: A friend, cash 81; Mrs. Bishopp,
one barrel OF apples; Mrs. L. Hawthorne milk;
Mrs. Crockett, milk; Mrs. Cutler, basket of
eggs; friend, two dozen oranges, one dozen
lemons, two cans of oysters and q basket of
cranberries; Fl. II. Martin, one dozen bottles
of ale; @ comfort made by woman's aid society
of Christian church. and bought by friends for
Cottage hospital Mrs. e. D. I.atmer, clothing
and a jar of fruit; Holbrook u Co., one ham.
Cottage Hospital free dispensary for Deem
Der and January:
Observation-Disclosures of new patients w IL
Number of new prescriptions. "a
Visits made at patients homes IT
Number of patients seen at
homes Observation-Disclosures. 8
Total patients for December. . 20
Prescri ptions.. Observation-Disclosures. d
January-New patients. observation-disclosures. II
Prescriptions. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
Religious.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church.
corner of Fifth avenue south and Ninth streets,
Rev. +. Q. Mitchell, pastor Services at 8 P. NJ.
Z. L. Hedderly, dentist, No. 107 Washington
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02

Commission Merchants
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l. 10 a. II.
Wheat quiet.
Floating cargoes heavy.
Cargoes on lassage heavy.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1l:OOA. II,
Corn steady
Wheat quarter to half cent lower.
NEW YORK, Feb. l-12:0O n.
Cash wheat weak; options steady.
NEW YORK. Feb. IL 100 P. NJ
Wheat inactive but steady; No. 8 held at 9l092c
No. 81. % bid; winter wheat lower.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1-2:OO p. M.
Wheat quiet; tame; No. Nebraska Sl.0O; No. 8
9)GL91c.