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7 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NrEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

Y F.N -lUKN ITN KNI HNU TIIUNVN
- HNLk LAILH3A D-Comme nc.ng TcceH'Oer %
500 c-ten and Northern Express With daW,ni
Albany Rochester aud from Albany 10 Mon
treat 90 saratoga.
1890 .. iu. Chica0o and Western Ex'resS with draw
ing room to Canlndieua. Rochester aud Buffalo
II W. a. Express 10 Albany aud troy Win connections
To tFCt and Rutland
4:oop M Montreal Express with through sleeping car.
. ~. Adams.
Ions running Through every ia the week also sleep
Fans, iOlcIO and Detroit
Montreal. cxt epting sunday night, via -afatoga.
o. Rochester corning VIA 'iC
nrya. Slrcyiug Geneva and Rpchcsttf -. e..
so y. Pacific Express, daily, with ~ecPiS 5Is "t
Rnrnrsirr Niagara Falls Bu4O ClcyclluI Toledo Detroit
Chicago and excepting saturday night To MdtefoWh
Tickets ior safe nos. 2j2 and Alb rold%ay and al
Wcstcott FXprc~s Compsnys Offices So IarH rite 80
ana yt2 Broadway Ne~lOEk. anu ~ M"fSlnL oNs|
BIUoAbn - I, D. .hi'l-hl-iG u,
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6tenmboats an0 Railroads.
,ENTRAl. RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ Ferry York, foot Of Libertyst
Icrry station in Brooklyn, OF Of Futonsi; a..
25 lS7S-TIains leave Newl Ork 1oot OF
Liberty A.. az follows: -, ,,.n.h
$50 a. m.For Pennington. East0n, BelNldtre,
chunk. Tamaqua, Wikesbaue, Emirs. &c. Colne''S ~
Junction with u. l.. and W II. n. ,,..,.,,
$40 m-FOr High Bridge Branch, Schooley r Moua'
Budds Lake aud Lake HOpatc0ng E~ston ,aa
Mauch Chunk Tamaqna Hazeiton. Whesbaffe' s'rSh'"'
WillamspOrt sc , ,-...,au,o,
1870 a. m aud 80 y. m-FOr SOmervle and Remington
m-For Pennington Fsston. Mauch Chunk, lamaquL
Milaesbarre TunkhsnnOCk, Tamaqua HaLtloh
Reading Potsvle, Harusnurgh. &c. .,...
4 ID m.-For High Bridge Branch. SchoOleys Mouhtsui
Budds Lake and Lake liopacOng Eason BelyldGIr am
Mauch Chunk Connects ~ Junction with d. L. anh w ~ l"
6.JO daily.For EastOn. Allentown ana HarrsDurg'
745 m- For EastOn
For trains To local time tables az stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Loaye at a. M, II y. m LOT bouhu
Brook ard intermediate points, aud at $40 M for EaslOn
U"atg Of The BrooSyn Enc make connection
M erey fy Station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY. -..-
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove,
Sc M S:lj ll4j a. ~. :, 5:l3 p III. 49,. t,r,,,opr
sioges connect at Maawan station 10 and from KEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Liberty ST. for fIeehodat
s:l5, 1915 II. m. t. 6:l6 p M
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD .-
ID LeaNo York from foot OF DesLLos,es and Count

ID Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbros,es and
laudtsis.
70 a m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indanap
o Chicago and the West. uchm0nd, Charleson the
south Pullman from baltimore 10 Newark, Ohio and
Chicago.
LOO H. N. for Washington and the West. Pullman ears
from NrV.NOk 10 baltimore and Washington making close
connections for FittsbuIR Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louis
Vile and IOus Through Pullman cars. Baltimore 10 Gin
Cnnati. 1 Louis aud fittsburg.
Washington the South West. Pull.
man seepers NeWY0ik 20 Baltimore and Washington
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indianapo
liz Louisville Louis. Columbus PttebuTg south
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore
na CODnecs at Washington with Trains for Lynch0lrg,
Florida New Orleans and the south
through tickets please call a. Comnany's ONCE 3l5
Broadway York and oL ri Offices foot Of
ana Deshrossessts., and Depot, jersey Clty.
ROUND TRIP 1IChEIb TO kANrAS, NEBRASKA
AND ILOKIDA.
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Gtrnmbodis ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and oil points on Housatonic
- Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leaves Cahdrlncsp daily Sundays excepted at 80
and ItritS NJ L. n
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Ncm uublicatlon5
DECENT ISSUES or
IL IHL TRIBUNE PRESS.

J. HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
I-dItrd bv FdWaid 4 PheIsOn.
CONTENTS:
Abstracts Of Public laws FoeiCn OF the United
Constitutional Amendments. states.
party Platforms. ISIS Revenue and expenditures
Election. ~ ned States Itst Of Appropriation.
senator. Imports and Domestic IL
Ilct nf3l President. pOtts
Iffnrua Executive Diploma Immigration. Ralroad IaDe'
Department Oflcels National Banks ana ur1enCy
uf iitcd states savings Banks StatlttCS
pcuaIturuttl OniCes Of tine Pinc Debt OF the United
Iitsd States. St1tts.
Principal Judicial OiceTS OF United states tiolenmcnt-
The mites ~tJtrs. and House Of Rep
Statistics of Trade a1d Com. IvseuistlNes
isl Oi Governors OF states.
lion ara steel Tables Ncw.l OTk StatcG GOVernment
liable Oi Coinage. &c, &c.
IIsce, - Cents. I've COP for a Dollar.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ". y STOCK EKCHAN7E SALES
1srspoyt,d by the SoId and Stock 7sie0'dph o.
MONDAY MdRCH 3. 1879
GOVERNMENT STOOK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CALTr-10L O'CLOCK A. ".
"a lZd
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Ren & saratoga


-f''H 'Hs
A 100 ..-.... - y
Kansas Pacific X.
! 700 -..--.-. >
StL X & e Norm
100 ..... : \
StL& Kan I Prci
40 $500 33
Kansas and Texas
100 Sd. a
OHIO d MISS
300 ....... II
l,OOb.-..... ~ =
900 ... 10 4
2OO....... 10 .
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-OpTU GERMAN LLOYD

~ sTEAmsEIP LINE BETWEFN NEWYoRR.
SOI'THAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot OF -ECONDSr. hOBOkEN an
WISII;... sat Narch NOhI-l....-...Sat Elalrh -
MATN...... March IS OD'h SAL haI.I !.
RATLs OF PASSAGE from NEWNOkk 10 SOUIHhMF
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN .co
FIRST CABIN SECOND CABl N.--......Spu
STEERAgF. $40. ..---. ...,,a
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid sserage cetu
cstes. $50 n,o
DEIKICHS " Co. Bowling green
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Urfln Gttumtrs.

4 MERICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The Transatlantic Line sailing under ne Mill
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thur'dav from PhIadciphia
PENNSYLAANIA sails Tlij BSDAN. March d, 3 a. m.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian aud United states Mails saiIuB
every IL DAYS from Philadelnhil and Vow ork
VADERIASD sails FRIDAY. March -. A. m
rate. Of ana other information applY 10
PETER WRIGHT Sons. General A-enis, ,,.-,-
3O7 Walnut IT.. Philadelphia o i!oil"N ,StM- ,.r,
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, = baittl}-pi'e Nc"-lo'ee..
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Jneirntrlon.

HELI.FNIC INNITTU IT, No. I,INI BIOdU-
way, T. T. TIMANENIe Ph. D., Principal students
preparei for c0lcgC scientific schools for business
~ !s,ca! culture hy colonel THOMAS il. mOSSTERY.
Tho ancient ami languages taught by he SaNur
system Private and instruction day and evening y
work lr Language ~ the Greeks can be obtained Oy
na.r. rlu.l 4 y lsOstOn
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above sent by mail, post paid, on receipt oi prlc
THE TRIBUNE.
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For Both Sexes-Citv

lTISS BALLOW'S English and French School
w Young Ladies' ana Children No "a Last <dsI WI
reopen on THURSDAY. September 20
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

TOI iOuhS AoN4SS NiNNAN'J -
MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Clm-
WI ton BROOKLYN gives instruction in music snd the
modern Languages pnyate lessons az Their residences 10
ladies whose early instruction IN English h2s been deficient
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q O'CLOCK y. VI.

U "A reg 1901
10000. bcb3...lO 9
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II. TIE TRIBUNE INDEX

complete Key 10 thc WoIlds History during lS7a WIN
Table Of 1OpCsi Heads. puCc % cents. The IKIBl Nj
INDkN Tor ISIS 1916 1877 and 1878 the -four fol- 81 %
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
-. 70 East 47th.st. and %5 West l6tlst
4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN and Normal
"a School for Mothers and Ti2choIs EMILY W. coz
Principal and Originator Of New dc1hots aand Material aso
Editor kindergarten Magazine For material and fur'
tLCr information send 10 Room 10 Bible House, Nc"l Ork
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Danelna Academies
Qcatnfrs.


TUTOR in Princeton College who IL gong
N 10 Europe study wishes 10 take with HIN one OF %
educate refers TO president anu proeseoso Vi
icge. Address 7. %. 1903. Princeton. n j.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN IEACalElo
~ AGENCY Introduces superior Teachers 20 Coiies'S
scbools and Families Address or call on Miss NJ ~
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency ~
Union-sQuare broadway side
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNION SQUARE NEN-fORk; 49,,
supplies GOOD teachers with knsitions in
schools and families with competent u"
-tructors WITHOUT CHAlG j. ..... oo ,.-, -.. ~ y
r. COTIFSWORTH PINCKNEY. 80 Union square, y. y
A merican School Institute, Established 1853
~ Promptly provides Families schools, Soieges, wv"
pachcrs and Professors of known caDTe ana character
cells and rents School Properties; ;eo..
GIVES parents safc advice about GOOD SCHoObS
repre- ssnts reliable teachers seeking engagements
j. ". SCHERMERHOEN,A \. W. secretary.
80 East l4th-st. NEAR University place. n Y.
Mrs. MITCHELES TEACHERS BUREAl, t,
vi G7 West 35th.st families and schools supplied WIN
competent teachers teachers will find positions
TNEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
4 without charge. Mrs fIpRENCh fiICh bDCNA
TlONAL BUREAU 80 Unicn-squai"
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RED STAR LINF-TO ANTWERP.
loT IIIfb ~ SrATrS MAIL STEAMERS.

EUION Line, n,ur. ,,,,, err,yrpe
FoIk QUEENSTOWN AND llN ERPDOi.
Leaving Pier -. y. X. foot Of King ~. -
NEVADA E-DA J. March H. u III
w OvIT, ....' II - DAY. March 20. I 2. M
- l9i,A ~ l. AI' ~ ~
NEVADA .......il f~DAN. April -, y. W
~ These steamers hut Ot non, IN va criRm con,
parfmets and are furnished with every teqnse 10 nieo
The massage across the Atlantic both safe and Agreeable" nav
ing bathroom smokngr room dBwine room. piano anu IL
hrary also experienced surgeon. stwarcss aud cIte7r
The Si1tcIo"us are AL on DECK thua nSuIn
greatest Of all uxurics at sea perfect ventilation ani
Hight . .-..o-.o.., -. 80. and
INTERMEDIATE 40. ~tIrk AGE. 40
OFFICE, 40. % BEpAbNAG. .,.,o>-
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VIII. THE LATEST NEW NOVEL.

SEBASTIAN. A fascinating story. bxaKaherine Coope
kas ust been issued ss TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA NO 1
Ans E1us comprises sixteen pages, Tribune "eeky sL
fnoe ~ Cents
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

". WHY THE SOUTH Is " SOLID. u..,u
TRIBUNE EXTRA No a.. Price, Cents IiE IstlP
INES Investigation Of the election IA South Caiona
chow ing Republican mJDiticS were wiped cui ~ mum
dstioB and fraud also. Mr. BLAINEo SPELCh IN AHI
SLNA1t.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

Actual bullion balance ...Sl5O,6 96ol Sl6-IoVs
drafts drawn and 70 be drawn sosOe2 7e5 s723s9O
Thus it is shown that the total cash balance h@
increased $l3,320, ,605-cuTency, Sll,7o4,2U
and coin 81 536 39s; but it is to be observed thai
the gain in silver dollars is 81 63l.3lO, or S94en
greater than the total gain in coin and bullion.
Just at the moment when II is reported that tne
difficulties in the West-bound pool the existenceG
which has been strenuously denied are all settled
and that everything is harmonious, statement OIL
the comparative deliveries of -four and grain at New
York by the different railroads possesses peculiar
interest. The receipts at New-York by the various
routes for January and February, 1873 and lo'"
com Darc rs follows:
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For Bows and Young Men-Countrv

DENJAMIN MASON'S
ID BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOY ,. 80, 49,.
YONkEHS NETWORK
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

VALE Law SchOOl.-RegIaT course, 2 years;
GTa0uate for degree OF DCI wears fall term,
vlens sept. 20 AddIess PIOi. WAlLAND AewHs'sa.Ct
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III. HE CIPHEK DISPAIIIiLS.
Ana now And BY WHOM translated Pan
fOIm. Pute - Ctnts
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V. CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA no. A.
CE5&OIA'~ LECTURES ON CNpRUN Illustrated D.
OVER FORTY LSGRANlNGS. PucG ~ Cents
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Art Schools-New-York City.

WIN receive pupils painting Landscape flowers sl life
china and decoration at studio The Bella" No As East
2Gth-st, corner 4th ave.
References Mt. D. Huntington. Mr VIM Hart MI James
II. Hart, Mr.. 4. Z. Bellows.
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HAVANA, and MEXICAN

~ MAIL - =. LINE.
gteamersleave No. 3 North River AZ . p
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and VERA CRUZ
Calling at PrOgesso. Campeachy and irOatera =
CTrY Of VEKA CRf'Z SATURDAY. March 9
CITY OF WARRINGTON tiavana Only) thursday. Mcl ~
CITY or MERIDA SuudaY March E@
Mch II ana Apl1l for Vera
Cruz via Matlroro9 Talnpco TuNan. connection with
steamer for Havana, New.Y and above potts.
f. ALEXANDRA & SOM. Nos. 81 and 3S BROADWAY.
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10. m.-sALrs nxyoRE THs CALL

SqIss OF hfdIs and Rafu0u Bonds-RdtFOnF BIts uHl
EyDress Stocks
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PeccptIv held n The Church OF The uOy Tuny Tho m
1lace,dings iu TElBU NJ EXTRA No. 40. Many OF th
Important Papers printed from the Authors own manu-
SCRIPT PAN phlet tOiuI. - Cents. Sheet, lJCenta
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing from Pier foot Csnal-st. North River
For ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship CRIiSCENT CITY. Monday. March 10. noon.
Connecting for Central ana South America and Mexico
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTIMCS OF PANAMA:
Steamship COLON, Thnrsday, March 20, noon
Connecting f0I Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco for JaDan and China:
steaDlthlp CITY Ot PEklNG. Tuesday: Ann l. noon
Steamship CITY or TOXIC. I thursday, May J, noon.
From son Francisco 10 Honolulu, New.IeAand' Ahu
Australia
steamship " ALANDIA Monday. March II. noon.
For freight general Information. apply at COmpanys
Once. IN Ter foot OF Canal A.. North RIVER.
Passengers forwarded 10 san FRANCISCO, SANDWICH
ISLANDS JAPAN, CHINA. NEWZFALAND D. AUS:
TRALIA, SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICA
and MEXICAN BOKIS,
or kets OF information in regard routes apply 10 the
pna y 21l III lOAiWau
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

I University Grammar School, No. 1,4s Rroad-
u Nav near 2det Primary Commercial and las>lca HN
paItmeus. 81. NJ HOBBY. ". J. AKIN. A NJ PRINCIPALS
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THIRD CArL.-2:SO O'CLOCK 7. VI.

MONDAY, March 3-PM
From the statement Of liabilities and assets of the
Treasury on March /, that was published in todays
Tribune the actual cash on hand at that date CONS
pares with that on hand February l is follows:
CURRENCY.
Daily globe., 1879-09-04
MANKATO.

A rain would be a palpable blessing.
A good number of citizens went to the State
fair Yesterday.
The managers of the county fair are steadily
at work to make it success. :ea Et. q. -
Hydrants are all set and now the connection
is being made with the mill
1t takes two months to get freight from Chi
cago to this city. Passengers can 20 through
in less than three days.
What has become of the bridge contractors ?
is the query of per soma on the street. It is
pretty near time it was begun.
The work on the water-torn culverts Is pro-
gressing finely. The piles are on the ground,
and the masonry is nearly finished.
Msnkato has three as large and commodious
school buildings as any in the State, but there
is no room for the high school scholars even
now, and at no di.tant date the want will be
so strongly felt that our people will have to
build another building, even if they do not de.
sire to do SO.
From the proceedings of recent meeting OF
the school board we learn the fact that the
president of the board, Mr.. j. q. Wise, was in.
structed to correspond with the publishers OF
the Encyclopedias Britannica, tending to the
purchase of those valuable books for the use of
the High school. THIS will be the nucleus of
library that will be credit to the founders.
SCHOOL MATTERS.
In The report, yesterday, but two depart
ments wore given in Union building. To-day
the remainder are ready for the perusal of the
readers of the GLOBE, as we'll as those of the
Frank in school.
In the Union the sixth and fifth grades COM
bined have 81; the fourth %, and the third and
second have A pupils.
The enrolment of the franklin is in the first
grade, Miss BARTLETT teacher, IS; second, Miss
Spencer, teacher, 33; third and fourth grades,
Miss Faddis, 81; and in the room of the prirci-
pal, n. w. Oofin,, fifth and
sixth grades, there are 80
pupils. This enrolment is very large, a. there
is at this season 90 many children that are un-
able to attend. And it will be safe to say that
the number of pupils in each of these rooms
will be increased by from twenty to thirty pu-
pills additional.
Daily globe., 1879-09-04
FARIBAULT.
c.. N. Daniels is in the city.

G. N. Daniels is in the city.
The Republicans feel disguised with their
ticket.
One week from to-day Shattuck and St..
Mary schools open.
The fairs still draw our citizens out Of
town. A large number left yesterday.
Master Eddie La Grave, son of @. L. La
Grave, died yesterday noon Of typhoid fever.
The WEEKLY GLOBE from now till Jan
uary 1st for twenty-five cents. Subscribe
now at this Office.
T. j. oCarthy's running horse JEFF left,
yesterday, for Iowa, where he is entered for
number of races. II na
Sharp and his partner have not been cap
tured up to the time of closing this report.
Officers are still in pursuit. =
A certain Republican Of this city who
would rather take the Office of sheriff of
Rice county than have heavily loaded
freight train run over him, was around yes
terday trying to make capital out of the
escape from the county Jail, Tuesday night,
of Sharp and Coleman, by reporting that he
believed the voters of this county would soon
learn that Democrat was not fit to hold
that Office. The gentleman insists that he
is not an aspirant to the Office of sheriff, but
then we fully believe from past conversation
with him that he would not "kick' much If
tho nomination was injected into him by the
Republicans.
Daily globe., 1879-09-04
WO POINTS

st. Paul Republicans have Just succeeded
IN nominating Minneapolis man for GOV
ernor. Without Ramsey county Pillsbury's
oe1eas would have been certain. AZ the re-
cent transportation convention bald il tbis
city, st. Paul gentleman presided, and
wnen ne came to make up his committee,
which was to devise relief from railroad ex-
actions, he gave W. D. washburn ~ Mime.
apolis, president of tho Minneanolis 3 g..
Louis road, prominent position.
Ihis much BY way of showing the temper Of
st. Paul toward Minneapolis. t
There are two fairs in progress IN the re-
spectlve cities. One county and the other
q State fair. The State Fair happens to b
held in st. Paul, and though ST. Paul has
no part in its management and is only in
terested in it as she is Interested in all State
institutions, Minneapolis makes war upon
the State Fair because It is held in St. Paul.
AS evidence Of this we refer to statement
IN the Pseneer Press yesterday morning.
That paper is q Minneapolis concern through
out which Bill King largely owns, and which
be uses to build up his own city aud to tear
Daily globe., 1879-09-04
In view of the existence of such reports, the
following paper has been handed in for publ
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by tho Special Reporters Of tho
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Work will be suspended at the prison to-day
and tomorrow for the purpose of allowing en-
ployes to attend the fairs.
1t is with pleasure we announce that Rev.
Father Murphy is convaleacing from his recent
illness and will soon be around.
James Matthews, who has been suffering for
the past couple of weeks with rheumatism,
was around on the street yesterday.
MI. B. w. Payne. of Corning, N. Y, manu-
facturer of the Payne engine, who has been in
the city the past few days on business, depart
ed last evening.
Rev. Father Ryan, who had charge of St.
Michael's parish during Father Murphy's sick
ness, departed for Graceville yesterday. Rev.
Father Nubling will assume the duties of the
parish for the present. 49,
julia Seibold, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sci
bold, who has been sick with dropsy for the
past two weeks, died yesterday afternoon. The
sympathy Of many friends is with the family
in their sad bereavement.
President nsley, Superintendent Smith and
Assistant Superintendent Thomas Brennan, OF
the st. Paul Duluth road, was in the city
yesterday locking after the interests of ship.
pers. It is their intention to make the ship.
ping facilities here fully up to any other
place.
Trains between Saltwater and Minneapolis
during fair week, will 1un as follows, via White
OodI: Leave St1llWater SOU A. NJ. ana 5 P. N
| arrive Minneapolis 1915 A. M. and P. NJ Leave
Minneapolis 2:45 and GAS P. NJ; arrive Still.
water 4:50 and 8:45 P. NJ. Fare for the round
trip 81.
CITY COUNCIL.
The regular meeting of the city conncil tool
place Tuesday evening, a majority of the mem.
bers being present.
The report of the bridge toll collector fo,
the two weeks ending Aug. 80, $l66.25. Accept.
ed and ordered fled.
The committee appointed to inspect the city
hospital and consider the advisability of dis
posing of it at the figures offered by Mr.. Prin
gle for the building, reported in favor of re
tanning the hospital, as the amount offered by
Mr.. Pringle was less than half the cost and the
city might possibly need it in the future. The
| report of the committee was accepted.
Aids. Seymour and May were appointed q
committee to ascertain the amount # plank
needed to replank the bridge, with the dimen
| sions. and to draft proposal for bids for fur
nishing the same, the proposal to he published
in the Saltwater L,tnsbernadn, and the counci
reserving the right to reject all lumber no
| suitable.
Bills to the amount of $3,14S.s4 were al
lowed, and warrants ordered drawn on tn
treasury for the same
Daily globe., 1879-09-04
!, Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint !
EauaIllt1NAL.e

The City 70. John j hnson; drunkenness.
Fine of -, paid and defendant discharged.
Tho City vs. Joseph Milette,, drunkenness.
Fine of 95. &, paid and defendant discharged.
sssl The City -. a. !. 6avags saud Barney lfur-
r1y; drunHenne omSnittsd for three Gls, .
each. st & Il - rs
The City .. Joseph Gallagher; vagrancy.
Sent ont Of town. '.79lg
snd John Cavanaugh; drunk and disorderIy.
Fines Of 33 each paid and prisoners discharged.
The City VI. JpbennAh Flynn; drunkenness.
Sentences suspended during good behavior.
The City ". Mrs. Kantermann; drunkenness.
Sentence Suspended during good behavior. 8
The City vs. 4. a. Cooley. Dismissed on
the motion of the ceu-ty attorney.
The City y. George Waldo; nuisance Con-
tinucd until to-day.
The City ". Ffed. Eschell; assault and hat
terry. Continued until !. u. to-day.
Daily globe., 1879-09-04

SIX columns and a half devoted to Bill
Kings fair at Minneapolis, and column
and half given to the State fair at st.
Paul. That is the way Bill Kings morning
paper, which he prints in st. Paul, does the
business and is about the relative proportion
of the usual policy adopted. That paper
has become SO intensely Minpeapolitan that
it omits the proceedings of the st. Paul
chamber of commerce, and yesterday morn
ing gave no hint or allusion to an important
and regular meeting of the city council of
St. Paul the previous evening. This is the
kind of paper and supporter which the busi-
ness men of st. Paul are making rich by
| their patronage.