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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-06-03

Adamant.
Adamant metal
Adamant Plows.
Adamant, hardest subtance known.
Adamant Plows are not chilled.
Adamant Plows have lightest draft.
Adamant Plows are cheapest 70 usc.
Adamant metal polishes like silver.
Adamant Plows have all the late improve
meuts.
Adamant Plows have eself-sharpening points.
Adamaut plow points cost less than any
other
Adsmant plow points last twice as long as
any other.
Adamant metal, suspended. rings like a
bell
Adamant metal cannot be filed or drilled.
Adamant metal i not brittle like chilled
iron.
Adamant metal is made by a recently die
covered process
Adamant metal mold boards last thre,
times as long A. steel.
Adamant Plows clear freely In wet, stick
soils.
Adamant Plows, clearing freely, makes !
easy for the team.
Adamanl Plows are easier kept into har,
ground than others.
Adamant Plows are made only by the New
York Plow Co, and will always he kept 70
sale In HIllsdalc.
HENRY WILBUR, Agent In Michigan, No
i 3 Farnams Block. east aide Of Court Hous
square. (myiO
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ny wM. NJ sREooRr.

In the dark caverns OF the earth
Lies many brilliant gem,
Which raised from its dark place OF blfth
Might grace diadem.
So mid the sons OF want and care
In lowly stations placed,
Lies many a shining mind most fair,
That might throne have graced.
The diamond sparkling In the mine
Kings seek with zeal intense.
With care they polish aud refine
And draw great splendor thence.
But who shall raise those gems more brlgh
From misery's depths prOfound
Polish with Loves unfading light,
With golden truth surround1
These shall endure when crowns shall fall
And every earth-boTn gem;
Shall grace. when stars themselves shall pale
Jehoyah's diademl
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NATIVITY.

During the 40 years since the prison
went into operation, 6.j2l convicts
have been received, and the nativity Of
one who was insane when received has
not been determined. or the whole
number, 4, 700, or 1929 per cent, were
born in the United States, and l,Sll, f.,
or "a. II per cent, we're born in foreign
countries. OF the natives Of the
United States, $50, or 1865 per cent.
we're born ia Michigan; 1922, or 40. 81
per cent, in the State OF New York;
l45, or 9. As per cent, in Ohio; 27O, or
3. 73 per cent, in Pennsylvania; and
l03, or 2. Is per cent. in Vermont. The
birth-plaees Of the remaining ]. .0S9, or
2315 per cent. OF the whole number
whose nativity is within the United
States, are distributed among 81 other
States aud territories. OF the l,Sll
foreign born convicts received during
the 40 years, 59j, or 81 50 per cent.
were born in Canada; 234, or 1892 pei
cent, in Germany; 239, or 1919 pei
cent, in England; 496, or 27.3S pei
cent, in Ireland; while the birth-places
Of the remaining 247, or 13. 66 per cent
are scattered among % foreign coun'
tries. In 1850 there was / native-borr
convict TO each IL ,3S9 inhabitants oI
native birth, and foreign-born con
vict to each 2,T35 OF foreign birth; il
1860, nltive-born convict to eacl
3, 3,225 inhabitants Of native birth, aud
foreigu-born convict TO each 1,743 in
habitants of foreign birth; in 1870,
native born convict TO each i,34l in
habitants Of native birth, and for
eign-born convict TO each 2,9i5 inhabi
tants Of foreign birth. The proportion
OF native-born convicts TO the Who'll,
native born population has nearl.
trebled within 40 years.
EDUCATION AND TEMPERANCE.
or the 35i convicts received las
year, 249 could read, write, aud cipher
2S could read and write, "A could read
aud 32 were illiterate. OF the above
1872 were Incorporate, l26 moderate
and 96 temperate. OF these 20 ha'
trades 10y Apprenticeship, 96 trades bu
served no apprenticeship, and 235 ha
no trades.
| PARDoNs.
The following is the number OF pal
dons granted since the opening Of th
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The Benner Bale.

Several months ago there was set A.
rolling in Memphis a hale OF cotton,
known a. the Benner bale. Several
hundred dollars we're realized from IL
in Memphis and the money sent TO the
widow OF the heroic lieutenant who
gave his life for the sufferers from the
summer opidenic. Then the bale, re-
donated, was sold on the New Orleans
change, and again in Galveston,
whence il passed 20 Mobile. How
many towns ID has visited since leaving
Mobile has not been stated, but il is
now in Augusta, Ga, where $500 have
lust been subscribed. From Augusta
IL will be forwarded 10 Charleston.
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STATE PRISON STATISTICS.

The following is from Warden Hum
phrey's report relating to the State
Prison at Jackson, in regard to com
mitments and pardons for the past
forty year, or since the prison was
opened:
In the last Republican We referred TO
a few OF the many valuable statistics TO
be found in Warden Humphreys re-
port relating to the State Prison at
Jackson.
TOTAL COMMITMENTS.
During the 40 years Of its operation
this prison has received 6,52l persons
for offenses which are covered by S38
titles. Condensing the specific titles
under general heads, il appears that
A, 725 were convicted OF offenses against
property, SSS Of offences against the
lives or persons of individuals, 507 Of
forgery and counterfeiting, 2i8 OF Of
fences against chastity, morality, and
decency, 1876 Of offences against public
justice, and eight OF unclassified of
lenses. The average Of convictions by
years since the prison openedLis as fol-
Iowa.
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The following is the number OF par
dons granted since the opening Of the
r,r,anr.
THE oHAPLAIs's REPORT

shows 3, ,0G6 circulating volumes in the
library. the total number Of newspa-
pers received during the year 27. $50,
number OF letters mailed by convicts
9,SlG, number Of letters delivered H., =
QQD
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NEW ROUTE :
COLUMBUS TOLEDO R. R.
The DIRECT AIR LINE FROM
TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM SOUTHERN AND
NORTHERN MICHIGAN TO CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN OHIO.
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The Philadelphia Times says there
must be cheaper funerals. And not 30
many Of them.
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Leave
Columbus io.05AH. b.isr.N. ia.i0A. ~.
Toledo o......amP.H i0s0P.E s4oAH
Through Coaches between DE-
rHOIT aud COLUMBUS ON both Ex-
press Trains.
IsAM y. Trains from Detroit and Main
AMI Air lane. y. A z. N. and Jackson trains ar
riving In Toledo make connection with the two
Express trains which leaves the Columbus A To-
iedo r. r. Depot-the Omnibus Line making the
transfer from union depot IN ~ minutes.
direct connections made In Uniop Depot at
Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE. Pittsburgh.
wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Philadei-
phia: also. for Dayton cincinnati, Louisville and
All points south and southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
from Columbus 70 Baltimore, Washington and
Philadelphia, without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo AZ
Columbus and Toledo Railroad COmpanys De
p3t, Water street. foot Of Mulberry.
w. A. MILLS, Gen. Ticket Agent
lORl.ANDO sNTTH, Gen. Supt
N. N. GREENE. President.
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LAKE SHORE a MICH. sou. r. q.
Trains will leave tn. stations named. a. follows.

gr- Michigan Accommodation, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train at White Pigeon.
~ Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit, At Adrian.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
raEing Efsec, May 18th. ISIS.
SOUTH BouND

Three Passenger Trains Daily teKoePt sundays
f.flowa.
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All trains daily except sundaT.
Through tickets 20 all principal points.
For Information a. 20 routes aud connections
apply 20 = X. HOOPER, Genl Ticket Agt.
r. b. LOOMS. Prest A Gen1 Manager.
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which Is 20
minutes slower than Detroit and Columbus time
All trains run daily, except sundays.
CoNNECTiOSs.-ClOse connections maze Al p.
liant, with VI. c. X. r. for all points east ana
vest Az Manchester, with JaeEs1n Branch OF
NJ. :. X. X. At Hillsdale; with l.. :: .
Mr.. Al Bankers, with Fl. W., ,. a ;. X. k''
tor points north and soHth
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At the conclusion Of this address the
owner OF the animal came forward and
apologized for the rude manner and
harsh expressions used by his mule
toward the very large and respectable
audience OF adopted fellow-citizens--
both ladies and gentlemen. He thank
ed them on behalf OF his long-eared
property. for their indulgence OF his
property, reminding that freedom Of
speech within tho bounds OF license
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"sHocsr brKE A ma CALF,

bHOCHI htkH NJ" OhHFI
il the wav he described Sultans ap-
pearare len he brought him 10 this
con- md continued; "I watched
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Sale of Railroad Lands.

The sale of lands along the Brainerd
Branch in Morrison comfy, at the capitol
yesterday, for the benefit of DeGraff & Co..
in compliance with the Legislative act of the
session of 1877, approved March l, was
quite well attended, and under competitive
bidding the lands sold at better figures than
at the previous sales of the same lands. Mr..
P. I. Kavanagh acted as auctioneer and he
ratified off the quarter, half and full sections
in rapid order. Though there was q num-
Der of bidders present Mr.. B. B. Eaton, for
DeGraff & Co., bid in all the parcels sold
excepting 672.16 acres in section 19, which
Mr.. L. Christian bid in at $1.5O per acre.
In all nearly 18, 600 acres of lands were sold,
at prices ranging from 25 cents to SO. 10
per acre, the average being little over 50
cents,
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Arrested for Smuggling.

A man named Frank Moritz was arrested
at Long Prairie, Todd county, by Deputy
Marshal Raichow, on Tuesday last, on the
charge of smuggling pair of horses and
harness from Canada into the United States
at or near Smuggler's Point in Dakota Ter
ritory. In addition to having failed to re-
port the importation to Mr.. Walker, inspec-
tor of customs at Smuggler's Point, he also
passed the custom house at Pembina
without reporting the team and har-
ness for assessment of duties.
The prisoner was before Commissioner Car
doza yesterday afternoon, and waving an
examination, the marshal was directed by
order of Judge Nelson to transfer him to
Fargo, where the United States courts are
now in session. Collector McMurtrie seized
the team and harness, and they are now in
his possession: Moritz claims that his trou-
bic has been brought about by the negligence
of his son, who was to have paid the duties.
Gen. McLaren left with the prisoner fol
Fargo last night.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

through every grade of the Catholic
schools, and having alone received hor educa-
tion through this channel where the education
i'm parted WAS based npon religion. God a. the
creator OF oil and the exponent of all morality.
In conclIding his remarks Father Stanley
deprecated the syatem of education introduced
at this latter day whore God-morality vas
excluded. The large audience in attendance
he took as protestation against such sys-
tenn, and invoked their collective influence to
prevent such system from debauching the
intellect of the gaowing generation. Without
God as the groundwork Of knowledge, wisdom
availed nothing. j
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Farewell to Judge Dillon.

There will be meeting of the bar of the
State of Minnesota at the United States court
room in the custom house in st. PSul to -day Al
$3.50 P. M, to bid farewell to Judge Dillon. All
members are invited to attend.
BY order of the committee.
It is understood that several members o,
the bar will deliver addresses
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Arrival and Departure of Mails from tn,
St. Paul POst.( pffice. a5e

Arrival and Departure of Mails from the
St. Paul P0st-Office.
daily except Monday
IsSpecial-Hastings, Red Wing, Wabashaw, Lake
City, Winona, and La Crosse, Wis.,, arrives daily
except Monday ats, Is m, and closes daily at O5
4fil,caukee and st. Pau Railroad (Iowa Div)
Arrives daily except Sunday at 80 p m. Closes
daily except Sunday at 6 am.
s. Pau ard ST. Louis, No, Route. Arrives
cept Saturday at Z 3Opm.
specials-Farmington, Northaeld and Faribault,
closes daily except Sunday at 8 As pm. Arrives
daily except Sunday at 45 am
West Wisconsin R0ilr0ad-Arrives daily except
Sunday at ! As m. Closes daily except Sunday .,
Elr0y and Hargard r Route-Arrives daily except
Monday at 15a m. Closes daily except Monday a
7O5 pm.
nominee, Wis. Arrives daily, Monday excepted, al
Is LII. Closes daily at O5 p m.
st. Paul and Siour CITY Railroad-Arrivei
ceps sanday sansRs st M at II '' Closes daily
Fort Smelling and Ninnehuha Falls, Ainn.-
Arrives daily at s 15pm. Closes daily att 55am.
Specials-shakopee, Jordan, Belle Plaine, Hender
James, closes daily except Sunday at 6 80 m. Ar
| rives daily except Sunday at 2b p m.
Bloomington Wednesdays and Saturdays
| closes at 80 q m. Arrives at II IL q m.
| Saint LdeOrence-Thursday, closes at $50 a m
Arrives at II Is 9 m.
| Hastings and Dakota RdiITOad-Arrives dali,
except Sunday at IS . m. Closes daily except Sun
day at 6 80 q NJ. ag.
| st. Paul and Pacific Railroad (Aain Lin
st. Vincent to St Paul-ArrIves daily except Monda
at 10 40 m. Closes daily except Saturday at4 8
pm.
Specials -Delano, Litchfield, wilmar and Atwater-
closes daily except Sunday at 90 m; arrives dali
| except Sunday at p m.
Specials Minneapolis, closes daily except sunda
| at 6 80 m, II 80 m, and 50 p m. Arrives dali
| except Sunday at M 8 90 p m and Z 90 m.
| st. Paul and Pacific R0itrOad (Brnnch Line)-
Arrives daily except Sunday at 90 m. Closes dali
Fargo, Ddkotu and bismarck, Agt.-Arrive
daily except Monday, at 10 Is m; closes daily 81
cept Saturday at p m.
Specials -Anoka, St. Cloud, sauk Rapids, Ell
River, Moorhead, Brainerd, Detroit, Alexandria an
Fargo, D. T., arrives daily except Monday at 10 15
m: closes dai except Saturday at p M.
st. Paul and Duluth Ratlr0ad-Arrives dali
except Sunday at 40 p closes daily except Sur
dDy at Is m.
! special-Duluth, MINI arrives daily except SUI
day at 6 Is q m; closes daily except Sunday at 6s
i p m.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

New York daily, weekly and monthly papers
and magazines on sale at Sherwood Hough's
book store, corner Third and Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
HORsEs CARRIAgEs. q.

WANTED Buyers for the celebrated Emerson,
w Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, Wabsshsw
street, is sole agent for St.
country Al correspondence promptly answered,
| and work fully warranted. A. j. CKEIGH,
1SS General Salesman
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
White Duck Vest,

Only ninety cents for nice White Duel
vest. at Pannell's, Ill East Seventh street.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

This morning, on the Corner of Viola street
and Brewster avenue, there viii be house and
beautiful grounds sold at auction.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

Col. Knauff is determined to make his FAKE
Como resort the most popular in the country.
On Sunday afternoon and evening grand con-
certs will be given by the Great Union band,
and the grounds will be illuminated by 5000
Chinese lanterns, while balloons, thirty feet
long, will be given to the keeping of the winds.
Refreshments of all sorts, including Theo.
Hamm's premium lager beer, will be on hand.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

el.oo; Bathing Tights 25c. Boston .'On,
Price, Clothing House, st. Paul.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

Read the advertisement of a typewriter fol
sale in the want column. It will be sold at a
bargain and is worthy of inspection,
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Linen an Vests

Linen Vests.
Only seventyt7ue cents for nice Linen vest
at Pannells, Ill East Seventh street.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

ElOR SALE-Bakery in Stilwater. long estab-
r lished and profitable business. Good Cven and
every thing In the best Of order. Parties about to
move away the only reason for selling. Address,
Bell + Larravie, Saltwater, Minnesota. 156
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

DOR RENT-The Three (3) Story Brick Building,
u No. 38 sbley street, form rly occupied by Miner
+ Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALLEN /
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

DOR sALE-A Typewriter, with the latest in,-
II provements, new and in perfect order, will be
sold at greatly reduced price, the owner having no
present use for It. Gail and sec this beautiful In
strument. and get price, at the law ohce Of MEAD,
THOMPSON & ROTERT, room No. 4, up stairs
McQutllsn Block, corner Of Third and Wabashaw
[atreete. entrance ON WahnahaE atreet. = Lag
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

EOR SALE-To any one building new house-A
T. Worley Heater, with drum, viii heat four rooms
perfectly but little used, viii be sold for less than
half cost. Inquire Of @. r. MAILER, at d. ".
IngerBou 4 Cos. 1886
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
FOB SALE.

INOR SALE OR REXCHANGE-Lots in Hastipes.
Il Minn., 66x14O feet, on Fifth street, and 33x66
feet, on Vermilhon street, renting for S45 per
month, for Real Property in st. Paul. Call on or
address NORTHWESTERN AGENCY, corner of
Sixth and Robert streets .4e ssst .169.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

-.f.45 :. .iIE t4l.l3 Sd lliis s t3t III ~.
GLOBE, Sunday, and presents 3 promised en-
tertainment which can. be, declared an intellect
nal and musica. treat. In this oonneotion the
offerings-and there'll be many, doubt.
less-had much better a,be conveyed
to the favored pupils by the
ushers then tossed to the stage, and thus be re-
ceived in dismantled and broken state by the
honored recipients. The tickets of admission
have been freely disposed of, but some are lett,
which can be had by. inquiry at Superinten-
dents wright's Office, e day. gt Tsgai
"My successi u A.tributabte to the Instr uo-
tion Received - .i#ss. y
81. PAUL, May 29, 1879. I
Prof. w. A. Faddis:
Dear Sir-I take the liberty and pleasure Of
writ ng few lines to express my opinion of
your Business College. i was employed by
Messrs. Auerbach. Finch, Culbertson & Co.,
and after working there ten months ! had an
opportunity to fill asit;,atiOn at the First Ma
tional bank and my success. is attributable to
tho instructlon received in your institution.
/ heartily recommend any young man who
wishes tn obtain a thorough business education,
| to take course at the st. Paul Business Col
lege. Very respectfully yours,
F. A. NEINHAUsER,
ta22 Assistant Teller First Natl Bank.
This-afternoon, at 2 p NJ. Griggs, johnson
4 Rhodes will sell i beautiful building lot, or
Pleasant street, near the residence of Judge
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

EOR SALE-A bran new Western Cottage orRan
II worth $40, can be bought cheap for cash OF
negotiable notes. applied for Immediately, at once
Hotel Reporter, 6S East Third n street. 1867
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
PAINTING.
TO LOAN.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house and
i sign painting, No. 1877 jackson street. "a
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HOUSES WANTED.

MTANTED-A small house with water from eiRbi
to fifteen dollars not higher up than 10th street
Enquire at Northwestern Agency, corner 9th and
Robert streets. @E 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Furnished Rooms.

TOR RENT Furnished rooms, at 42 East Fourth
b l street 1924
% OOMs-Two furnished, pleasant trout rooms, for
Ii gentlemen, with er without board. MRS.
TOUGHER, No. 18 Oak street. 1886
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
BOARDING.

WANTED-Houses rooms and stores to rent, at
w the Northwestern Agency. corner 9Th and Rob-
ert streets. l57.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

A YOUNG MAN woud d like situation as clerk or
"A assistant book-keeper: college etlucation good
references, speaks French and English. Address j.
W. T., GLOBE Office $50.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A partner with one or two hundred
dolare, to take charge Of business sure to pay.
Gall on Northwestern Agency, corner Sixth and Rob
ert streets. 1875
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

dor RENT-several very nice rooms In the Nc.
u Quillan Block, corner Of Wabashaw and Third
streets. Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms In
quire OF MEAD THOMPSON, in the building.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

.This-afternoon, at,2 p. Griggs. johnson
4 Rhodes willsell i beautiful building lot or
Pleasant street, near..the residence of Judge
plandran t2fsssfsss2tf
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

WANT A PLACE as shipping or receiving clerk
i Have experience and best Of st. Paul references
I am not afraid of work. Address IT" GLOBE Office.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

DOR SALE-Two Novelty carom billiard tables as
good as new, at PERKINS, LYONS 4 CO., Sc
East Third street. s.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

Situation to take care Of Horses and
~ Drive and work about the,house, In privtae
family Good reference. p. L., this Office .63.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

WANTED-Employmen by young man who is
perience as clerk in law Office, but is willing to en-
gage in any honorable business which will afford him
9 living. viii work for very moderate wages. Ad.
dress A. b., GLOBE office. 1894
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

WANTED-By sober young man. place to take
w care of horses and AXE himself generally use
ful. Has ten years. experience. Address, p. GEL
MORE, this office l49.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
SITUATIONS wANTED---Males.

WANTED-Four, First Glass Carpenters. Apply
W. to g.. p. TERRY, over Savings Bank. 163-64
WANTED-At Grove Lake Academy, for Young
w. Men, q Gentleman to teach Bookkeeping and
Penmansh1p. To one qualified q liberal salary will
be given. Address, the PRINCIPAL, Grove Lake
Fofe county, MINI. s.,,S; -.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

WANTED Employment by o we'll educated young
w man. Is good penman and can furnish salts.
factory references. A., GLOBE Office. l19.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

WTANTED-By young man who can be recon-
wv mended at this Office, work at either driving
team Or making himself useful about house. Ad.
dress B. q. this Office. 161 i
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

WTANTED-22.7 .7CO cash on good improved Canada
w street property. MAO, this office. 1886
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

During the exercises and in the order named
on the program me the following prizes were
awarded:
AWARD OF HONoRs.
Graduating honor and gold medal awarded
to Miss Nellie Flynn.
Laurels for excellence in department anc
scholarship awarded to Misses Nellie Flynn
Ella English, Julia Manner, Mary Hineline
Nellie Kelley, Mary Delaney, Mary Athey, An
ME Holden, Mary Waters, Mary Palmatier, Liz
zie Curran, Katie Burke, Bell Williams, Fanni,
Ferrington, Minnie Doyl, Addie Robert, Mary
Carnahan, Agnes OConnor, Annie Ward, Ce
Lily Conner, Mary OBrien, Rose Berrisford
Lizzie Brakeman, Katie Kemp, Lou Williams
Katie Prendergast.
Lau,cls for excellence in department award
ed to Misses Maggie King, Maggie Reardon
Maria Roche. May. Wood, Mary Reardon, Mar.
Lily Dougher, Mary McCauley, Mary Shearin
Agnes Gillin, Stella Robert, Mary jackson, In,
Darling, Annie Fallihee, Justine Manner. Ter
esa Metzger, Hattie Byfeld, Lily Rogers, Mar,
McPartlin, Laura Humphrey, Mary Wren
Adela Blackford, Mary Conroy, Lizzie Nc
Mahon, Laura Field, stasia O'Halloran. Alic
OOonnor. Sarah McGorry, Emma Olivier, Alic
Delaney, Mary Dowlan, Mary Breen, Ida Mil
Ter, Mary Duncan. Katie TILL Angela Sweeney
Agnes Brown, Katie O'Leary, Mary Dunn
Mary Doyle, Fannie Madden, Katie Mcdonald
Nettie King. Stella Wilson, Grace O'Halloran
Alice Stoddard, Cassie McPartlin, Alice Will
liamS.
Following these awards the class prizes il
the several studies were announced.
These services were performed by Fathe
Stanley. In conferring the gold medal upo,
Miss Nellie Flynn, the graduate, the reverend
father took occasion to compliment the younf
lady opon her proficiency. She was Pre-
no1uced q child of st. Paul. havin
been born here and having pasae,
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
SITUATIONS OFFERED Females.

Two smart. active girls. for general
w work. at Ramaley's Tee Cream Parlors, No. -
West Third street, ats4etE tfs "a ..tlslr.5 1906