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, 1880-05-19

summary executions, the tbsolnte e!lM-
Int ia,Eon y Ill.,, ts "ta,nSs Of h".s n laty ;ys
nre sufficiently distinguished to figure a.nonE
the grave illustrations with, which 1t Is III
inarble tug new Hotel de, vitle; but Ming.
yesi sr 1erFs s ana IHe' 'he poieai iii % opaes Of c
1fArs were l,nt fl accUrda,ice with republic
III Ideas. Tie only evidence of, the opinions
uf the great actress was, tho charming
bouquet Of yolcts wl,icl. at!orneI l.nr t,F c3F;
laligl, indeed II ever obliged to record that
a si0tue WIS refused 10 celebrated actress
Oh account Of a tl0wer.
Aid hure l MI, reminded OF
TIE Fl.uwEils WHICH rATr1 RECENTLY
WOftE
at concert given by the Princess D. They
yere white and scarlet, arranged In n pecl-
liar md effective neutrality-suspicious. sep-
ratcly, aud sometimes III tnto'I. wreath
q tlbGroscs con,.nG'cGd on ti,a isft
c0rsaEe, ut the extremity, of. which they
were Joined by md illinKlrl with gcrs,i,ltttls
tllat sprrnt profuse'y 0sertha skirt nnd train
DuncfIrs of geraltu,ns and pearls held up ting
satin richly embroidered! III pears,-the eor-
su9c md tr,ltn beinY emlrtierG.t III a similar
manner. OF. course, the presence Of tlis
distinguished artistic sasc Erca! tclAt to tllt,
uIIll ljlE l!tllGf;Ns " III
MI fulrIlse SUCCESS; but II il cyldcnttlin tie
present fashiOM Df inviting dramatic artists
10 private entertainments, In order to nln,lsG
Tic quests, Will be abandoned another yenr,
rs II ).uS proved too ihncll ut n tax Dn the
strength 6f tlle performers. and Is severely
ee1istircti by theatrical managers. NJ. rlilt.
bert Autiebrand relates an amusing nl!ecdotc
regarding this custom, . which h.,
thu ComG.lie Fra,Icaise, where nn old CONC
dian WIS entertaining = circle Of friend.
with comparisons Of innnnels and customs OF
Ills youth with those af the prsscl!t lny.
You have nil heard Ut tho great Ierlet," he
said,-" Terlrt. t},e .fay0rtt Of, the French
stage,-rerlet, WHO always lnale tile theatre
ring with lnughtcr? Well, one tlay the
Minister Of Finances gave o fctu to tho Dip
Chambers \ desire WIS expressed to ter
!nllate the evening with Representation BY
Terlet, and the sccretary Of the, Minister
visited the actor anil hnte the most setucing
propositions for his services. TEL his En-
celleMuy,' satA perlet, .ti.at / plny every
nigh! ut the Gyn!nase. and never elsewhere
hut only nj, act or two Is asked III you, for
1000 francs.' Sny, to Monseignelir tllat
will give him 2,00 II lie will -cunle to my
house md sing tt couplet from Herrul,ger.' T"
MATftlI.DR,
, 1880-05-19

Cbrrysp0ra,e+nrt heW lark itfMI.
!n!,n!ty, and. III raeI throughout thu wlalp Of
Il stS we us bcsa II sa s
With II: S;sS|s hi F3;tSSS Il isssSs
OLD son Ut Mr.. Edwin Morgan, Ill tnsl!gntlal ctt,
ion II cantnnIury. ~ Iljaeent yiliass, teil
,sh ii, boiling waicr. Ito struck Oh Iotn fyct,
;:; ~ ;'S; nj; "a, s St WITH ae rsxsrSsSs ,sxs @
nrcse'eo i,srSs of ,hiMi i tho @ lpA lsapod 70 . The
ttoor. where l,u lny s!tunsc'ous fnr soTio @ t'mc;
bcen 50 hurrilly ull thoroughly boiled that 70
ucIs ruI.a.ne.l form H. new skin to fur.n GTow;h
S IT. ln sni. "y M W. 9S eCs1s =. Gua
to lurn Under. his bthly anl ngtually licked"
Or knit e .he lck u Tho thts a: y t4as f.: AE1st @
saso III u inouralls and ono which muat speed.
sa.se w :ptshe Ss u I'D ii ehrl H. q Use ii: .
wS,. by The o hrsas I'D ,v Sf sa1 ps,fss1@n @
e Rs.'ss VI. la,Inn!iy .,!aassi 10 TX i. 3Sst
cblt, A, 4 .,obl."heartod Irish coaohsSau III laS
falnlly,, tho lad himself. md many u tho neigh
ors ADMITTING Tti2ns q teeir s s'to" ts nS
IL have tho child llv9 without noc.nuiux u crip-
plo. ltundr.sis Ut yisitols Hooked to sGo the
HHtltHk MIL guibhUtNA ~ Wy PIG&V ~
tholr akills III tho opuratlon. The pieces Ut ilesh
wure pulled UT With farceps aud wer0 uikAlt
throe tin,cs tho slzo Of .thu head " u pin. Tho
process nf yrnfttuE Is sI.nilar tn that 1niployt*
to tho HeutiA representative yesterday, aud
lt,uktsl US though plttod With si,,ali-po1. 1he
gratis grt,W fastest In the spring tuoHth4. one
deposits Il eell. after which the top slouKhs on.
Although the work Il not yot complete, tho ie19
Mrv nearly restored u their hurn!al a.t4 natIfa1
functions, mud tho child cum whlk y short div.
tn.ce without Il orutch. but u &uA very Weak
from exhaustion Alld elnActlnon+
, 1880-05-19

hra.l, proceeding unfit for gentlemen. II
consider yourself tn nl,y way aRgteyed.
on atn pterars to meet yot, WHEN and
fused to pay your ,clalm, because Il myself
end nthors regarded tins unfOnntlcd, and most
decIdcdly1 90 not intend that yoltr. thrt,tt
Of per4on peronal w sloiense sall L., int!Mita.s
s,aat ssIat tnus ,i'Ms|, M'Ms|, MN willing f.
VII, / I'm, fos a., caTy eetlng Gct%ee W.
sn II y ay p npeasst at e sfd poso a1'fs o Il E IT.
tend my appointment which you ypurst,it
would make, and lneet, You anywllcre +,
Fnnce, wlters we si,nll have no difficulty III.
t'nd'nx seconds a' sT, yosr obs1ent
+. s.1rf am sure YOU nit t 'iot til,k n It
necessary for ME to apologize for thus per-
s1ialIy addressing yntl. owing to thu lmpos-
sihtltty y getting friends III ftis co''ntryto
ArrIl 20, 1sse.-S1n: 1returned from paris
last night, anti hasten to answer tic extrnor-
yonr request by YOUR friend Mr. saihtis. As
regards tiio hostile injecting you suggest, 1t
Is smpossthie for ING to give such n prpnos!,,
ttonn ,notuent's serious consideration. Until
bs decided by arbitration. or pay inc tho
t. to suppose Jos GGs tist | u; ;s'.oa sirors SOU
81 NNlMThDlt MI opportunity OF WIplnR lnU
out md my claim against yon ut Lie same
time? also reserve 70 myself the right (ri,-
gest) OF making an example Of YOU wltei,
and where t,ay think fit. ! raingln your
obcdient servant, W. W. CALI
10 QUEEN ANNE STREET, April ., 1sso.-
Sin: tAs there seems to BE- nn clnnce of yt,tir
withdrawing frnin your offensive pnsiliunl.
and as YOU decline nly challenge md threaten
TINT unless comply With Your demand TINT
Should pay you n, = ii, yo31 VIII s,,bjset il,o
to disgraSeft,l scc,c II the public streets, |
tlle protection Of tic law. II tic saIne tiIie
| wish clearly.to state what's my cllarge
Aga[Dtst you, and to invite you, II yDn venture
50 to uU, to dispute 1t I'll cntlrt 1T 1nstlce,
assert flint | owe you noth!ng, Gnl t|Mt yol!!
that sou are endenyorinE by tl,reat 10 obtaiii
what + not your lne. invite vow 70 con-
lfcly, and pledge myself Iiot to plead privilege
| IN whatever form y0u lnny chn0ss tO take
proceedings. ait,, sir, ynnr ohetllent sery-
| ant. SYDNEY pAGET.
To Sm WILLIAM Call, Bart.
, 1880-05-19

climate, Where " Wn3 not NECESSARY for him
/" t. wnEk; y 1,s a1' he ~ % =. not wrk w NJ, mnsSs @
ple9se'l va, anything ,'s 10 owl. Iiorsi "r
l,tle ntnl TIC very first lHMcy he cali gel he
MnlWnys M iays olt Ill something vi t't!s sort,
'h', =, = ,u.s .,,o,,,,,, 49, ,,,,u
IIo Ia too lazy tn walk. md when he can
ride. oven tltGuri It ia t;,i IN" n raIi Ia ia vii
sntIstla,l, Uut We know l,tOre nl,t,llt tic i,ig-
rrr tull any one cjsr. mt, cnll g,t nlong with
ihnirilt fl,nv ,,n.Ierstt,,1tl dir m,si,,rss hit
t"r,1, wetii,i' 'wl,..,, W. lnlJ sInvrs: Tmt ti,ey
,iilt, nl,d sotjtc OF lie peo,,!c ,,p Tiers tinvo
fOunui It otit lit,w, Tiioy iiiink they kllnw
wu,il 10 tiictatu IL us; hit thoy viii gut over
fi.nt in ti,nS'n W "' o''S ''s~' ''''
"Vhnt nre YOUR itleas of the future Of tho
negro here. MD thg future OF Inc South ?n
10 tcji ypli nll ti,Ink. n1il i Won't dwell on
Il very ,,,,,ch' d'h" FILE IL. wu nre thmkInE
OY It ycrv mich lierc. it in ol,r business 10
do 10. Thc Northern fanatics wl,u made MI
tho tro,t,ir nbout tic slaves, md think they
know nll nl,ont The situation Epre nav, w0iIlA
ssttlo tue thing t. te!i minutes. siIipose,
they could have TIC thing pnt II Their hni!sls
b!lt tlnw would u u sett!gls IL hn practiiGSai
way Mt NJ nfiu u Wolllt Waflt 70 ic settlca
over nkAlil ~ NpOut u ihO1it.l. ~ hA5 Kut "
be a thlnE nf very SLOW settleliaeflL, enm tGil
fools who have always ,"nsle lis trouble
LkT t9 ALONE. =.
Tho nirRcr is Il KralLtl md wonderful oh
irct Ia t1}le AboltttpnIyt In tic North: but /
teil vvu iu Eots cured Oi afi its fot,lsl, tlu-
tID,s very sudden wien lie cunles t!owii here
n1ui tries to cnrry ttip,n ont In practices. I
There j. d general ,ltea 1T ile NortI Tint tlle
ersstGinR. Oncc III willie Tint Is the case;
sl,lrfNtiOjl. WI nr., taxed fOr nIgger srlliOl
In V,Ir town, md yet there dnM't lialf the Mig
Eer children III town ever II, ut I'LL. They
emit tje c0nxc to g,, 1istl their tmlentsttullt
cnre \ continental whether they 10 or
l,nt, Tic tnlk 0f the Abolition f,inniics ut
tic North, aJM lilo constant cry that ts kent
up I'll the papers, carrtca ont the l!len tn the
niggerH that something WDlNlerlMl Is gt'iil'
10 he done for tEenl, n1id sets them against
their best friends, their Old llnstcrs. They
ret big fdrus uf wl,nt they nrg going tD ln
nlh going to be, mil they wont try ~ help
themselves. Tho Dltl-!nnstrr cl!tss, nf which
MI! one, arc disposed ~ let t!lein try their
hnnd ln1 do lis they plensc. III this way
there is
A aonr or ARMED NEUTRALITY
hct,ycnn lin whites n,,i hlncks. nnd ills will
sMI c"tIe nm muiil % tl ,Iisrers @ S; ina I'm Ind ' a"o
Snow enoi,rh IL Ink" car,. W Of themselves.
;1,t.la.t innk i nftar thar, In n "rrtain ,.yfr,,t
ih,v ,yill ,inys,r l,e m weii rnrri fs'r ns wln,
fhnv vnrp ,,rrrtW ~ r"sm,msiLIs IN thefr
,mn.tnra t,f1,nSts ;r,Ii 1,rnw ,it,t,t, fhnm fhnv
Viii IN. rnnxici" nf MI ,;,n,,,rr ~ ertml.a.
o,mi y, ,'ass thrM,r ~ p"r;nn" s, trfhnl"t;Sna II
.n,,,rtt M'. in i,i,mS 'ri,a. ,.lit r"i,ttmnn T.,
i,vt tho f"ver ~ ~, tn Kunsns nr intin;,n1 nr
, 1880-05-19

= Liverpool, England has bcon oroated a city
purt OF tho Lust century. Liverpool, whch WIS Il
p,t,r, leonyrl towm. le.pct suddenly Into unity.
ity and tsobled heF population, from @.u1 to
II doFivus Its name froul br!. h!!n!9l u liver,
tho ony one t'f Ills species which lwrlt in y p0u!
Honsel M the corporate seal utter y
portrait tAken 800 years axu, As having
two lcRs ind nnly ono wing. Nhethur ho
stntai III tho .luys oT tho PtoIc1Ies whurs Liyur.
ponl now stands. 10 not certain. but ~ must
mt hayu found hts way Into tho arms Ut the
oldest families Of i.4tcashire. NAturallsts my
thnt this liver y Tho blus duck, which " also
found III tho ulbtlp,
, 1880-05-19
IRISH LANDLOltDISM.

Tho sourps OF National N1t.cry-Tne
People .,Eorccd to Pay Enorn,oM.
REM" ,c.,. 70 Mpscnsce or'cu"Nsv .I,.ous wn',,,sv
= ssoou hnnuloFne A"'"'s"-rol'"1"
+. Lrrora Corrected: ;,
=: " Correspondence St.u FORK Tribune
Ano1ca. uS' @ %t uEruerons VS apiity @ to v prove @
that tno sulfurlnes OF the Irjsl, peasautry
,uar, hro,r,,t ~, r., tho,r S,v,, tu,,rnvl,,nncn
msi1 M ,,at ~. ~ .us. ,roro om ~ ~ ~
sponsiblo Tor Il. Inclined to TINT belief be-
fore left home. / had no sympathy for Mr..
pnrnell or Ills friends or lis uolIcy. I hayo
hnsn forcr,1 n ch"nre nv nninions bv Tie
tho face Mt every step. There can be no illl-
uroyru,cnt in tho condition OF tile Irish
rnsomtrv until thu nrescnt systc,n of
Iautl.tenaro % ' is abolished. tbs RI o's' Irish
landlord Is n,l absolute despot There
il. no check OH Ills tyranny. As
7 have oiren,v sail ina not in 1rato1,h Nc In
Eaaland @ and Scotland @ ~ t. wbsro M re- tbs aniord i I'd
hns foncea a1id drained the land and built the
houses and stables, alld burns, and cottages,
nr w},rrc II In hns mt drained the ln,,d. In
l,us Eiyen the tenant WHO docs so guaran-
tee OF good faith by granting long leases
either In regular form or by usage. Even in
Enclnud The farmprs to.,luy could not INV
fhnfr rnuf ltnr tl,a h11Hl1NtNl1lIt4u 1ftN MI thu
svrues ti,oy rncniv1 II II were mi fnr lin
nnt1ef Wild, ti,o 1r..nt mam,,factt,rinr nitIrs
s,ivn th"In. botI for thoir nrodi,ca ard thcir
sSnrt,,us i"bnTers. In En.rlam,i Tia nmrfcnIt.
nraI Inhnrnr nnn scn,l s',n. Iu.i,I..ts ~ l,s
T % sp3.S1 fay wv fS "a tha fnstoris nd wt
them6 hnin kcon thn rnst ~ fIIruu niIt
NJ thn rnnr.ho,,ss, Hnt ti,crn IL
W W smrh r"snnr"n in Trolo,,I M.
,,lon, ~ ouS Snr ,uanw seuorntions ,.r,shcd nmt
suaru s,v ottnrt ~, 'r ~ ns}nhiuh umNfnctnraa IN
ie irei,Sal i Gy tbs g. ew"r % of lcgisIa.o a,,T Il vr
!.,a.tn ~ ,uy t uy ialMHS anaSs eu ~
rant DnHpa Mniix GiiK 'a,,,d nrns'ator Evna ~ H. III
atntl n,3,I ,.rs"1iy tutws liz t.nuntrw
s,"r,. ~ n,u ~ ',u,, 9 i,t.yr
~. IL, T. s. ~ ta,n 't thor a. IL ,rnv n;,v
WI, Iasi y, irnIn ha r.sut - st"to.s ,v.,t @
sosesea oa @ II i aies IN ree TIC ses sas Gy's By
iktatsi iu 1.t @ Sougs WYATT , LIZ .a'!u".a u....,. oan %
t,otS, fonos ."u n tr".,tin,, aoTu nw,,'
III tpa1,u tHnt ,ts"mton 9ntn,, nu stiao W.
,g.n, ionr , ~ sdInrti. ho,mr ai,',t -. +,'olr
s,..;,ta as si,at ~ b.t uv Ini.st aS,rv.yG"r, %
s vnt ~ INIT, insinm" H. i oMv
\, oa,t x jnm,iarI t es ..,, J,i,raa ~ ov 5
tE9ts eeet !anpof4 akn aa Lor D nIr 1S a II cs1 W.
snt .sant d .ov ~ liz nstnt. @ Tto a
imn,,le,,t % ,vns my ov"yyvShnrr nnSishe% % N ~" nv
iiimstr,,tjo" NJ Tia }awies,,nss ~ tha Tr,sh
sn a'tHv n,,aav r., w. at' t -
!ath "tto l3utaulA!5 NAu" VIZ Iuo t"GkS ~
, 1880-05-19
OLD ST, DAv!D's At RADNoR.

Henry W. Lonu's'loy IN Lipplaeotts Aaaazt"s for
What mi lmagc OF pence and rest
Is this lktlB church lInong itA Kr1lycsl
All ty 50 D1let; tho trOtthCil breast,
Thu w,nltteta spirit, the heart oppressed,
Hero ltAy find TITO rcJ'oae 1t Graves.
Sec how tho Ivy climbs aut1 expands
uvur THIS humble hertnituKp,
The rtlliHh. gray stft1ea, ha ehlll that stand3
CarcsstnH thH wrilikled checks Ut HKG.
You cross tho threshold, and dim and small
~ the sp,Ice that serves fur tho shcpherus 8
fnlI:
Tho ,,Arru,v alsle, tho baru wl,lto wall. :.
Tho pcws, Ai,d tho pulpit quaint nnl tntt,
Whisper and aAy, Alns1 we aFU ola.
1Iorbert's Chapel ut Ilon,orton
1Iul11Ey nlOr0 Sl.AclONs Ii thin this;
Hut l'Oct ind Ptst0r, blUnt IN ulIu.
tIbthct with Il y1ptesdur. ils of tho suus
That lovly nnd holy ettt'ice.
It ls not tho wall Of stons without
Hut tho Boul'H Hight shliilng HllltA about,
And tho fnllh lhAt 0tercotneth h Gluubt
And tho Iuyo That stronger IL thall hatc.
Wcre Il pilgrim In search Of pence.
WeEp Il puatur Uf Holy Church,
ai1ru thnn Il l1tshnps diocese
Sh,Illl.l prlxo this ilacu ut rest md rclensU
FROM further louKluK und FUR thor 6uarChs
Hers would atay, and lot tho world
With It's distant thunder r>ir aud rolf:
Hturtus do not r1Ild tho BtIl thAt b furlud,
Nur Ike dead leaf. tu6sel Aslu whltfed
III an eddy Ut wind, IL the anchored soul.
, 1880-05-19
RETIRED ARMY OFFICERS.
What Is 1goine FuId 10 Them.

WASHINGTON. D. C., May l5.-Tlcre Is IN
indlspositloil on the part ot Congress to fur
ther lnercase the retired list Of the army.
Since tic crcatlo, of this list there has been
% o"t rho 10 s4 ~ oneI.s au s u
'ol.H: 1he ils1 Is ITO" longer tha'l ever, anu
promises to l'icrense rapidly, @s Inc army.
like tho navy, Is tolrheavy With officers, a'tl
NV ''J1' 'i,' :. ,o II" o .siu.'s' ...
nge Will undoubtedly retire wien tho time
comes. It IL understood that Gen. Sherman
h1u,s,tf urounsna II, ruttrn 1,uvt A,,riI
Ht.!sci plopo'Ia :" te.1tu "e1' np'''
IIcIntzelman. a few tluys ago, there were five
aIutnr' .,,,raf. ;,;:,,,; t,,o rnt,r. ,,.t ",.,,
1lho1,'enelMss al'on aso 1ettre" nst. eacn
receiving S5,Gs5 per Anllllm. TlsB following
nru their names Ailtl tle tDtn amount received
BY each since having been placed on tho re.
tired list:
! ~ noI,tnaor s.7 ri7,no,,ot u,,,,o, e., M,
,n g. ~ 3 n3: e s 1ns
nnI1nnt 40 ce, ~. Il iIoLntts ~ W. ru.ts,
zel'taa'''..''.. ao'oo- Il. hoketu'.' oo'aa'
" tBrl8aultr-GcncrNIa on the list there nrp
eigfltee1 The BnlNry OF eltcll Is 81 rs. Tic
names of these retired UriKudligr-E Generals
a o tqta, s4n RECEIVED by each since re-
w., .1a,,,nv ~ "H CIV ynn,n.,,,o, po,, en-, roz
u; .: " ~: <Slts
& oEo \ l., ;s ~ f}0tan }oa T. 4 Mqinsh s 5i1
toscph lIojt...'.: iS.SE}Iit ". Jo6nsor.'. EISSS
Hcni. W. Drice... W,0j6 Thos. W. Sweeney 40'8i3
A. a. iiumphrcys icy: Martin .: Hardi;, e4.S!e
1Hutl!t!h !. " boos 1t,t r; FGbaeHutIl AL,Et
wna Il. Emory n'aM a.i 1'oiis...:.... W,oo'
f. OF Culoilcls OIL tho list there nre fifty-seve,,,
md Two lr0fGRHnrH With the rink u Colonel.
Tho l,ay afya Colonel .un tl,e rettretl list Is
81, ,B75 por al,luul.< Tho following III T. list OF
cplYed since being on thu retired list:
e, u, Alexander, $r It'd. Il. BnbbItt. $s1 o96
W. Boawoli ..... W,7 ,78@ Nobcrt 4. Cjury.. W.7TI
J. g.. Bilnonson... g1,agl Jn,ncs Oakcs..... .s6o
David linnter,,.. M.@5 1ym; n; 1rsor.... D,:sA ,:
4; u. cnsringtot,: = M9sS| |n. Y. Cul!mm.. -. @@.5I @
!rbeaaa 1.earsi svaT4s eTtSon ySa nm,t,i%"@ sar3
t.i1n. I.a..,,, 9s StS tsrta n Y,.sor 80 H'iis
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the con-
w ditions of certain mortgage, executed and de-
hvered by II. A. Blasting, mortgagor, to John E.
Burnes, mortgage, dated the 14th day of October,
A D. 1873, and said day at oicc OK in the after
noon, duly recorded in book $751; of mortgages.
page $751; in the Office of the Register of Deeds for
Ramsey county, State of Minnesota, which mortgage
given to the payment of the sum of sixty
two dollars and interest thereon from said day at 10
per cent per annum until paid payable or before
year after date, according to the condition of
note in said mortgage described; and, whereas, said
mortgage, together with the said note therein de-
scribed, the oath day of July, A. D. 1879, duly
assigned, sold and transferred by said John E..
Burnes, by assignment duly executed, to Herbert l..
Hinckey, as executor of the estate of Maria Lpsey
deceased and to his successors and assigns forever
which assignment was on the 25th day of March, A.
D. 1880, at eleven O'Clock and thiry-two minutes in
The forenoon duly recorded in the Office of the said
Roester of Deeds in book "G' of assignments, page
1885,"
And, whereas, the said mortgagor did in and by
said mortgage covenant and agree to pay in of
the foreclosure of said mortgage the sum of twenty
five dollars as attorneys fees;
And, whereas, said mortgagor has made default in
the payment of said note, and there is now claimed
to be due and is due on said mortgage debt, at the
date of this notice, the of seventyone dollars
and thirty cents, (S71.3O, and no action proceed
ing at law having been had to collect said mortgage
debt or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that under
snd by virtue of power of sale in said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale of the premises and real estate in said mort
gage conveyed and described, by the sheriff of said
Ramsey county at the front door of the old court
house in the city of Saint Paul. in said county, the
SECOND DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1880,
at ID O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, to satisfy
saRmortgage debt said attorneys fees and the ex-
panses of such sale.
Said nortgaged premises are described as follows
to-wit: Lot one o., in block thr1y-three (S3), of
Lyman Dsyton's addition to Saint Paul, according
to the recorded plat thereof in the Office of Register
of Deeds of said Ramsey county, Minnesota, and "
ing and being in said county and State.
Dated Saint Paul, Minnesota, Goth April. 1882.
HERBERT L. HINCKLFY,
As executor of the estate of Mar q Lipsey, de-
ceased, assignee of mortgage.
MCMILLAN 4 BEALs,
Attorneys for Mortgagee apl cow tues
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
O-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of John NJ. Racquet, de-
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Emma Raguet,
of said county, representing among other things,
that John NJ. Racquet, late of said county, on the
9th day of January, A. D. 1872, at Saint Paul, in
said county, died intestate, and being resident of
this county at the time of his death, leaving goods
chattes and estate within this county, and that the
said petitioner is the mother of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be to
Ur L. Lamprey granted 1t is ordered, that said pc
ttion be heard before the Judge of this Court, on
Monday, the 18th day of May A. D. 1880, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office in said county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons inter
ested, by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper printed and published at
st. Paul, In said county.
Dated at st. Paul the 10Th day of April, A. D.
1880. By the Court
HENRY O'GORMAN,
IL. S. Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk. apr 2O-4w-Tue
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Death of a Young Bride.

Mr., Ohas. 81. Sherman, son of the gentleman
who owns the Sherman block on the corner of
Wabashaw and Sixth streets, has suffered a
severe affliction by the death of his wife. He
was married in Buffalo on the 29th of January,
and the young couple went on an extended
wedding tour, visiting Cuba and other South
ern points. His wife was taken i'll on the trip
and they returned to her fathers home about
April LIST, and her death occurred on the 10th.
They had designed to remove to st. Paul to re-
side on the 1st of May, and wedding cards had
been distributed here.
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KID GLOVES

Includes the following Standard makes: IRE
fousse, Harris Seamless, Victoria, Donna
Maria. "Our Own 3-button Kid at ST. is
unquestionably the best Kid for the money
ever offered in this market, and our new
3-button Kid at 75c is BARGAIN.
Also, "Undressed Kids" at popular prices.
We guarantee lower prices on all goods,
than same qualities can be bought at else
where.
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Notice to Creditors.

OTATE OF MINNEsOTA-COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y -ss In Probate Court Special Term. April
Is, 1880.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Belcher
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of the Pro-
bate Court of Ramsey county will upon the first
Monday of the months of June, July, August, Sep
at the Probate Office In said county, receive, hear
examine and adjust all claims of all persons against
said deceased, and that six months from this date
all claims not presented not allowed shall be for
ever barred unless for shown further time be
allowed.
L. 81 HENRY OGORMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Apr 20-5w-Tueg
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At SOC.

Ladies' Extra Fine Full Regular Brode-
quins.
Ladies' Extra Solid Colored Clicked En-
glish Hose.
Ladies' Solid French Ribbed.
Ladies' Extra Fine Balbriggans.
Ladies' Extra French Stripe Hose.
Gents Extra Quality French Half Hose.
Misses and Children's Superior French
Hose, etc., ETC., etc.
We also offer Ladies' Silk Hose at $500,
1926, etc.
Extra Fine Brilliant Lisle Hose.
Solid Black Cotton Lisle and Silk Hose.
Fancy Open Work Hose, and some Special
"Job Lots" in French Lisle Hose and the
Celebrated &c. CO. French Hose for Ladies,
Misses and Children, at about 60cts on the
dollar.
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MEDICAL.
SCOVILL'S
Blood ( Liver Syrup,

A4peerless remedy for Scrofula, White
Swellings, Cancer, Erysipelas, Gout, Chronic
Sores, Syphilis, Tumors, Carbuncles, Salt
Rheum, Malaria, Bilious Complaints, and
ell diseases indicating an Impure Condition
of the Blood, This grand remedy is a COM
pound of vegetable extracts, the chief of
which are SARSAPARILLA and STILL
LINGIA. The cures effected by SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP are absolute,
and their record is undisfgUred by failure.
For sale by all Druggists.
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DIED.

SHERMAN-Aprn 16, 1880, at Buffalo, N. Y, Mrs.
Charles II. Sherman, aged ~ years.
Funeral services at the residence of her father j.
o. Robson, Esq 70 North Pearl street. ON the 18th
inst. at 3P NJ
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Notice to Creditors.
Mar 2nSwT1aa
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of william ZuRea.
deceased: ~ee-'
Notice Is hereby given that the Judge Of the Pro-
pate Court OF Ramsey county has fixed upon the
first Monday of May AID $780, being the Sd day of the
time and place when and where he will receive. hear
and adjust all claims Of all persons against said de-
ceased, and that six months from the date hereof
have been limited as tho time for creditors to
their claims against said estate.
Dated the 22d day of March, $780,
RUDOLPH VOLLMER, Administrator.
Mar 23-5w-Tues