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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

KICHNONp, june q, 1879.
OFFERINGS PErURTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IF Ri,c. new. to arrive, 1000 bushels.
Red. Ss bushels; OF which Is b"shtIs we're rock
hibirc.
CORN JIhit". 524 bushels. Mireh, 9l2 bushels.
OATS i 900 bushels.
MEAL-40 bushels.
BLACK rEAS.-372 bushels were r2-cxhhind.
BKAN.-3 tons.
SaLAa REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WEEAT.-Rcd, IS bushels very gord Futt.. II
81 IL: 20 bushels good Fultz a: Sl.l0-lutal, as
bushels.
CORN White, 81 bushels very goOi nj soc: 0
bushels II 1lc.-,o;al l2I hlshci~.
OATS 200 bushels prime at 4Sr
MEAL.-4U bush Is on private terms.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UkN,
NEW YORK, Juue "a E06n.-E;nrks weak.
Money call. sea- per cent. Gxchau:se-Lonc,
1864: short, 4S9s. State bombs dull. Governments
strong.
LrsntnG.-Nouey easy at g.: per cent. Exchange
weak n iS6AGa4S7. Governments qiet: new 5's,
lo3ss: ~ per cents. lG6: per cents 102A. states
dun, except Louisiana cOu>0ls, which were strong
and higher.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Jun" 23.-Frgluia G'S, old. 30X
deferred. 81! cousos, So: second series, 80: past
due coupons, 79E,
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The CUTIeURA REMEDIES are prepared e 10y
WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists ana Druss'sstS,t Ply 'I
Washington street. Boston, and are iof sase ~ "a
large boxes containing two and one ha'1 Times t,e
quantity OF small, VI. REsOLyENT. 81 per oottIe.
CUTICUKA SOAP, 25c.; by mall, 3Oc.; three cakes
75c. my D
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Steamer Sunk.

MONTREAL, June 23.-Thc steamer Coli
ma, OF the Donaldson Line, on her way from
Glasgow to this port. struck rock in the
st. Lawrence at Cape Laroehe, and sank in
ten minutes. The crew was rescued by the
steamer Reindeer,
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VETO No. 4.

rrs nyruR,Ss WITHOUT HIS Ar-
Mr. IA THE BILL MAKING ApPhoFRtA-
PROV ~ r,ne crTyTA4N JUDICIAL EN-
T Trysrs-Hrs VIEWS IN pErAil-foh1
..rvr OF TH'E MESSAGE.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
krITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
"
PAID-UP CAPITAL................ 90, o0C
SURPLU S......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
z. w. PICKRELL. President.
E. q. SNEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS OF one dollar and upwards received, snf
;ix per cent. allowed on deposits.
Dsposits received subject TO cheek without notice
and interest allowed on same If not checked oa noa
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest Cd all daposits 10 commence ten day.
after date of deposit.
Bank open every day from 2 O'Clock A. III. I'LL
O'Clock Z. M.s and ON Saturday FROM 7. I'll. TN
Pm - 10 25-eed
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

pLANK.BOOKS.
We solicit orders for ACCOUNT-Boohs 70 DC
used In July. Wel-seasoned hlank'oooks are better
than those inst made. A large stock of CHEAP
ROCKS always on hand.
BoaK.BINDING. In any quantity In the best OF
cb.on s,vIn RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
"a 14.dSw 1902 and 1904 Main street,
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Read of, procure, and use HOP BITTERs, ana you
will be str oug, healthy. and happy.
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NLU DOMINION STEAMSHIP .>Te--ss
~ CUMPASr. ~r:sss62s2s
FOR NEW YORK.

This onsany ~:n Gisp@tca on. 81 met sF:sn1dd
styj.rnrrs-OI.D DrMl%irN. WNh%Dt !. Tag
KILL, aud RI"IiNo\D-e2rcy TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY IL nts. ~at"r.
These SHIPS Ire entirely new, ana we're tC:.
pressly for this r":c. ,s,.A,
They Eve splendid saloons, state-rc1rs, AM 5a.ir
ro5nlS. $780,. $500. .
The fare, accommodations, and ai;en t!ois a-s In'
surpassed. ,-,
Goods shipped by this line are landed reg. A.:y ~
New York ON tie co;npaGy's covered per, 81 H0rA
river.
Freight received until P. 81. daily.
Cabin fare 10 New York, Sl2. Stesr2Se, - *-S
Is. , .t..
Fre,gats for points beyond New York lor"aFded
with Dispatch and no charge made except ac:"a eL'
peaseS incurred.
For further information apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., NaaH,
nv 10 Office ConnAnV's ~!arVes. h''' g." 20
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LIAM LINE OF ROYAL l>SEs

4 LIAN I.INt OF KU1 40 ~
~. Mali. STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-uSSls.A2zs
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore. Md, every AL
TERNATE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool ria
Queenstown. superb cabin accnmmodu ion. Rates
OF IA sage: tatin. $50: Storage. S2e: utrFme-
diatc. $40. Also WEEKLY MAlI. SERVICE be-
tween Quebec. Canada. and liverpool rin Lon.!Ou-
tlrrry'he shortest possible sea route. Steamships
With excellent passenger accommodation sill
from Quchcc EVERY SATURDAY. Thi, rotc
0ifrs 1000 miles OF inland navigation AMI the
charming scenery of the Gull of -. Eawr, nee and
the ocean In five day" Cabin tickets ticufc
rI fare 20 Quebec. \. w. CARRIER. Agent, $40
Main street. LEFE & ALDEN. General Passenger
NEUnts. 2Il HrOalWaY. Now NOrk. IL H.pnl
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


sun te;ss.'' 7:25 Mornng."....... 7:47
Tnnp s,ts......... l0:4 Evenlng...... 500
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen x Co..
Steamer Ariel Clifford. Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatutn,
Steamer Everman. Carr, Philadelphia. Inerchan-
di e and passcngcrs. j. w. McCarrick. agent.
Schooner NJ. T.. Bavard, Camp Petersburg. light,
to load coal for New York.
SAILED.
Schooner A. B. Goodman, IIearn, Philadelphia,
slaves. Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner Joseph j. Pharo. Soper, New York, cam
5nrl coal, Cieryas SiOrrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From PHILADELPHIA June 22d. schooEers Henry
Finch, BonnelI, and Hamburg, Dunn.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Arryed: Helrclla. Ar
rived out: City of Chester; ships W. a. Campbell
Caravan.
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Ey Telegraph.

Fine, $3.50: GEper;ne. 81 .2JGDt4 so tatra
$3.50 SJ.iO: rnmnUn iamlts, -. Is GISG I..ucy
STD. Is.
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D0OK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
u ECUTBn AT THE DISPATCH, PRINTING
HOUSE. So
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thirds msiority-yeas, 1o4; nays, 78-a
strict party vote.
The House then adjourned.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND PRoVENDER
FOR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENT.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
No. IL TENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, June IL, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the horses
of The Richmond Fire De- artment with
HAY,
OATS.
BROWNSTUFF,
CORN,
SHIPSI UFF,
SALT, &C.
from July /, 1879, to October 1, 1879. viii be re-
FRIDAY, June 81, 1879. at AZ p. ~,
at headquarters Fire Department. No. u lenth
street where forms of proposals may be had On ap-
p!ication 10 the Chief Engineer.
Address CHARLEY +. Ia LOh,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
e11,14&tdtd
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PAINTING AND LETTERING.

-, ~ - 80. >~I--"IsS
CPECIAL NOTICE.-I AM PREPARED
AND LETTER WAGONS, TRUCKS, CARTS,
aud VEHICLES Of BURDEN OF every descrip-
done before In Richmond. and respectfully invite
owners OF suci, 10 call for estimate before
giving their work out. w. l.. MONTAGUE,
Twelfth street,
10 lS.eod2w under American Hotel.
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Dli l. A ID f l. Z II A, RICH ..sTR
4 MOHD. AND NORFOLK STEAM s-lSalesasS
siIr LiS TX Ep rt!rAptIEiI'A i EALL
TllEEg TINES A WEEK.-lnti' further no-
tsc the steamers Of this line viii lnakn rl-wrek!3
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, ard HicI,noaa
ever TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and - EDAl. coz.
necfin" Al Philadelphia ~lth Clydc'E New Eng Ind
Line for Fall l:ivcr.
QUICK TlME-FREQCE DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received tally until y o'clock I. VI.
JAMES W. M,taRR *.
General Southern A=cn,, Richmond VI.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE i tD~
tieu: ri Manager.
noo3 No IL cnritn Whhry IS. Pn' a.!r!n:,.1.
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TNMAN LINE circI,
UNITED STATES S::s5.,s~,,S.hsS

4 NNAN LINE chIrcW,
i UNITED STATES $3.50
MD ROYAL MAlL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF RERliN, 5.I9l tons:
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
CITY or CHESTER. 1886 tons;
Cir' OF MONTREAL. &,i90 tons;
CITY of BRUSSELS. AIS tons:
CITY Of NEW YORK. $500 tons.
THESE MAGSlFiCENT STEAM Frs ar. among
the strongest. largest, ana fastest the Atilu'ir,
and hayc every modern Improvement. iucluiing
hot and cni wa'cr and electric bells In -iat,-
rooms, revolving rhars IN saloons. bath and sIuuN-
g-Ioun- bLriIrr-shop- &c.
For races OF passaEc and other information lppiy
JOHN g. DALE.
Agent. 3 Broadway, New York: nrio
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 co.
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TOR NEW YoRK.-The Old fgTS
II DOMINION Steamship Company 1870 -
steamship OLD DOMINION; CAPTAIN a,. WALK.ER'
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Throngh bills of lading signed ana goods Ior'
wardeo vita dispatch 10 all points North. south,
east. and west; also, 10 foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, sl2; teerage,sG and
For freight or passage apply to
&. w. AELEN& CO., agents.
jc 1925 Gompany's Wharf, Rockets.
VIRGINIA sTEAABoATsIJ
CoMrANYrs
JAMESRIVER LINE.
OLD POINT.
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES EITl;a
CONNECTING At
NORFOLK WITH THE BAYLINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
The rast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
2. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mnD.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. as
Fare Fare 10 Old Point Norfolk or Por,snou:b.s so
Fare Tor round "trip, unlimited. .............. 90
Fare to Baltimore. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, d 90
Fare to Philadelphia. ............... 49,. 2 35
Fare to New fork...... ~ ls
are 10 bDsIbn ID Sd
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street
ESchangr Hotel; and on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer Ariel is ready for engage
meHt EN-: :, for PIX; AZ. and MOONLIGHT. EXCURSIONS
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Newbern, Washington. and Tarhoro, y. G., aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. C.. Hamp-
ton ard Eastern Shore OF Virginia, aud regular
landings on James river, ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
tirely rebuilt and refurnshed In an elegant and
costly manner, aud Is confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST aud most comfortable steamer that bas
this route for many years.
l.. y. TATUN, superintendent,
sos Main street auu Rockets.
j. ". NCcARRTCk. Agent. Norfolk SEA
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and The sounds of North Carolina, and Nor.
folk Is very central point.
THE CELEBRATION OF ST. JOHNS DAT.
The Masons OF this city are making ex-
tensive preparations for celebrating S..
Johns day. De MoIay CommaDdery will
go to Forest Glen, Maryland, nine miles
from WASHINGTON.
Daily globe., 1879-05-30
LINSLEY G. BELOTE,

The New Firm In Charge of the Me-
tropolitan.
change which has been contemplated sew
eral days in the management of the Metropolis
tan hotel, at its reopening, was contaminated
yesterday. The firm name will be Linsley l.
Belote. This arrangement was brought about
to the satisfaction of all parties concerned, as
it will be to the public at large, after the sud
den withdrawal Ct Mr.. Ferris from further
connection with the business. Last Saturday
Mr.. FerrisXleft for! PHILADELPHIA on the ex-
pressed mission to procure funds to open the
hotel as arranged for between him and his
partner, Col. Linsley. Tuesday the last named
gentleman received telegram from Ferris,
setting forth his inability to procure funds,
and stating that he withdrew positively from
the business. Undoubtedly Col. Lins-
ley was embarrassed by this unexpected con-
duct of Mr.. Ferris, but it was only
temporary in character, as shown by the an
nouncement of the firm name of Linaley & Be-
lote. 5.- al a
Col E. G. Belote, the new member of the
firm, is . pioneer hotel keeper Of this State,
having been in charge of the Merchants, Inter
national and Park Place hotels. He made his
record here. and one wholly satisfactory to the
public. S.$.s-st &.
The business management of the Metropol.
itan thus strengthened, it will open under ia:
vorable auspices at an early date.
In this connection it may be as well to state
that the confirmation of the assignee's, Mr..
Albert Armstrong, sale of the furniture, etc.
before Judge Simons was postponed yesterday
until tomorrow at 10 O. clock. This action wa.
taken at the request of the attorney Of r. J,
Marvin, administrator of the butcher estate
who desired time to look into the formality Of
the sale Es43sa4lsf Ezsss
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maintained all of the agitation that has
taken place during the pest few years have
been the bright and shining lights of the
Republican party. The indammatory and
sectional appeals of Blaine have provoked
more ill feeling than al the speeches deliv-
cred by all the Democratic Senators and
congressman combined. The effort of the
Democrats has been constantly directed to-
wards allaying whatever of animosity or Sec
tional difference might remain the effort
of the Republicans has been to fan to new
life the flames of hate that once divided the
North from the South.
We question whether any political plat
form ever adopted by any party since the
government was founded can compare with
that of the Ohio Republicans for downright
Misrepresentation and malignant partisan
ship. It is an insult to every intelligent
observer of passing events Its malignity
in charging upon the Democratic party sins
of which it is guiltless is unsurpassed. It
was evidently the product of 3 mind as par
tisan and bigoted as Zach Ohandler's, but
lacking his intelligence. We do not believe
that hundred men in Ohio can be found to
| give it an endorsement. 354 *tz lAeits.t
Daily globe., 1879-05-30
"Honest Money"
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says General
Howard confirms the report that two men have
been killed by Sheep Eater Indians at South
Forka, Salmon river. Troops have been sent
after the murderers.
An official dispatch from Port Au Prince,
Hayti, says: NJ. Roche Mouart, the French
minister, died of yellow fever two hours after
he waa attacked. His private secretary and the
first secretary of the legation are also dead Of
the disease, and the second secretary of lega-
tion it sick with it.
G. @. Barnes, supervising inspector, has
overrnled the findings of the Portland, Oregon,
local inspectors, against Capt. Carroll, in the
wreck of the Great Republic, and restores his
license, which the local board suspended six
months.
Joseph Armorer, AN old and respected citizen
Of Fort Smith, Ark, for 40 years, died on the
25th, aged 81.
The Governor Genersl and Princess Louise
arrived at Kingston, yesterday, and met with a
most enthusiastic reception.
Daily globe., 1879-05-30
OWATONNA NEWS.
ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE DAILY GLOBE. ]
Sad Case of fDr0,rntng-Danta0e by Rains-
a# Theatrical.


Theatrical.
/, OwAroNNA, May 20. The most beartrendipg
calamity that has happened here for some
time, took place last evening, whereby Delvin
NJ. Quiggle, aged 16 years, the only son Of N.
8. Quiggle an old resident here, lost his life by
drowning. It seems that about clock COW
belonging to a man named Veasey, got into the
river near the lower dam, and was in great
danger of drowning, when Veasey secured q
boat with the intention of getting her out.
untered to 60 and assist. For fear something
might happen they secured small rope to the
boat, and men on the shore were to let it float
to where the COW was. But contrary to expec-
tations, the boat had hardly got its length
away from shore when the swift current struck
rope parted. The men on the shore immediate
ly threw the rope to the ones in the water.
veasey succeeded in grabbing it, and was safe
ly landed. Quiggle was not SO fortunate, he
being drawn in by an eddy. When he came to
the surface he struck out to swim, but in go-
ing under the water must have become bewild-
cred, for instead of swimming to shore or down
stream he swan against the current until he
became exhausted, and went down to riss no
more. There were quite q number who wit
messed the whole proceeding but were power
less to give any assistance. Boats were prompt
ly secured and have been dragging the river
| since. But at this writing the body has not
been found and probably will not be till the
river goes down.
The rains of Tuesday nights and Wednesday
morning. did considerable damage to bridges
and culverts through the city and county.
Crops, however, are not damaged to any great
extent. The river has overfown its banks and
is higher than it has been for years.
The Metropolitan theatre, of Minneapolis,
are playing here at the Opera House before
| small audiences
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WESLEYAN WISDOM.

As ShO,cn in Several Able Papers on Vital
Subjects, Yesterday, at the Theological In
stttsste.
The proceedings of the Theological Institute
of Minnesota Methodism, commenced yester-
day morning, at $50, with prayer. The min
utes were then read, after which, in the alb
sence of Rev. J. Il. Creighton, who had left
for Conada, DR.. Gunner of the Advent church,
addressed the meeting upon ..Premillenial Adj
ventism.' With the aid of an ingenious chart
he showed the division Of the time from the
creation to the eternal Sabbath, accounting for
the six working epocs or days, and then subdi-
visions. The chart and the address showed
considerable patient research and thought, and
was listened to with interest.
A vote of thanks on the motion of Rev. T.
McClary was accorded the doctor.
Rev. J. +. Chaffee treated ''The Sermon, Its
Method of Preparation and Delivery" in an
able manner, and as one to the manner born.
Rev. 81. G.. Bilbee, of Winnebago City, followed
on ''The Ethical Element in Preaching and
several ministers took part in the general dis
cussion which ensued on clerical symposium"
At the afternoon session Charley johnson
talked a little about the new Methodist hymnal,
and DR.. Sample, of the Westminster Presbyte-
rian church, delivered stirring and eloquent
address upon The maintenance of the Chris
the American republic" q subject assigned to
Rev. N: Lathrop, Of Lake City. He advocated
the Observance of the whole day-twenty-
four hours-and condemned, Of course,
newspapers which are publiahed
on Sundays. And in this connection he made
the erroneous statement that newspapers So
icited church notices 80 as to increase their
circulation among Christian people. (The doc
tor forgot that no respectable newspaper So
icits or begs for anything of the kind; that the
space devoted to such free advertising is vslu-
able and could be well appropriated to other
matter, but it is generally given to the churches
and the religious world for the furtherance of
enlightenment.)
he drew graphic picture of the sin of Paus,
which puts on all its goods and tinsellcd glory
on the Sabbath and contrasted 1T with the
peaceful stiffness Of an English Sabbath, con-
Guiding that England and America both owe
their greatness and power to their observance of
the Sabbath, and regretted that the continental
fashion of Sabbath desecration was being In
troduced to this country.
vote of thanks was given the doctor for his
stirring address.
DR.. Hemenway then expressed, his surprise
| and gratifcation at the scholarly and able
papers which had been read during the insti-
tute, and expressed il rs his opinion that il
| would be difficult If not impossible to get in
! any section an equal number of Methodist
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ministers give SO much thought and time in
preparing such papers; and he did not know
where such another batch Of excellent Gtera-
ture on subjects Of vital Importance could be
produced.
Of Hamlino university, delivered an address
upon How the Pe~ may help the Pulpit" 1t
was an excellent address and should have been
heard by thousands of church members.
Thus ended the most interesting and in
structive theological institute which the Metho-
dist Episcopal Pastors' Union of Minnesota has
hold
Daily globe., 1879-05-30
TEACHERS SALARIES.

A Rigorous Citfsens' Petition Requesting
the Retention Of Their Present Pay. ,5
The following card, which will be presented
to the board of education at the meeting this
afternoon, will explain itself: &. #z.s.
Gentlemen of the Board of Education of the
City of Minneapolis:
Believing that the teachers in our public
schools have not in the past been overpaid, We
can but regard any reduction of their salaries
as unjust to them. We, therefore, ~ tax pay
ers, would most respectfully ask the honorable
board to restore the old schedule of salaries.
If you do SO we believe it will give almost uni
versal satisfaction to the tax payers of this
Daily globe., 1879-05-30
MINNEAPOLISNEW
specially Reported Tor the DAILY Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

Decoration Day.
The public schools will close at noon TO-DAY. |
The rostofice will be closed from IL to 4p. M. |
to-day.
Board Of education meeting this afternoon
at ESQ o'clock.
The Trap and Field club will shoot wild
pigeons this afternoon ut O'Clock
John 7. Raymond, as "Col. Mulberry
Sellers" to night at the Academy.
The Womans' Christian Temperance Union
will meet this afternoon at4 o o'clock.
Minneapolis lodge No. ], K, Of p, meet this
evening, for work on the first degree.
The concert which was to have been given
by the Great Union band last night, was post
poned on account Of the weather.
The reform club will organize choir in con-
nection with the club, and all interested are re-
quested to meet with Prof. Rhys at Harrison's
hall at 80 o'clock this evening. a5
The Phliomathean society Of the High school
will give an entertainment consisting of mu-
sic, vocal and instrumental, scene from
Lady Of Lyons," and David Copperheld,
drama in two acts.
Joseph Taylor, an old man from Maryland
Wisconsin, was taken in and done for to the
1 amount Of $40, by a confidence man., .yester-
| day. The sharper said his name was William
crawford, and he wanted the loan until he
could get check cashed. The loss is felt se-
Verely By Taylor, who is left without any
money in strange city. ..,
The strawberry festival and literary and mu-
bical cntertainnient of St. Marks parish was
well patronized yesterday evening, and was in
every particular most enjoyable and pleasant
gathering This church and its worthy rector
DIR. Corbett, are becoming daily more popular.
and the amiable lady Of the doctor is not less
cherished by Mlnneapolitans.
Bill .King's blundering sheet awakened the
ridicule of the ministers yesterday morning al
the institute and union. One Of those presen,
had procured q copy of the pestiferous dissem
inator of quackery and indecent literature, anc
the stick-full :, Purporting to be report of tb,
day was found not to c,ntain one correct item
OF course the one-horse machine, pursuing it
usual method of reporting didnot detail
man to attend properly to the business, bu
merely wrote it up from the printed pro
gramme, and as that programme was not fol
lowed in one particular, the p. p. got just a
near the truth as it always does where news
concerned. ,5r rylss
Articles of incorporation of the Catholi
orphan asylum Of Minneapolis were filed in th
3 register Office Yesterday The object Of th
institution, as set forth In the articles, ID t
care for and support orphans and half orphan,
the asylum to be supported by donations an
subscriptions. The following are the officers
President Rev. Bishop Grace; first vice presi
] dent, Rey. James McH Holrick; second vice pres
dent, Michael Lyons; secretary, Patrick v
= Cavanagh; treasurer, Anthony Kelly; pastors
Rev. Fathers Powers and Brunnelle; director
. Z. w. Tobin, Louis Labrie, Michael w. Nash
2 Z. B. Carroll, Timothy Corbett, Timothy NJ
Boheir, Anthony Kelly, George Hineline an
n John Jervis.