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, 1880-11-19

SLtur. At.
.anil'ns, II 'l,,"'%isD: ear vnest ,erecn,na' .t
t,,; t1,rt anu car '"''' e'F"''e"' NJ 'A '' 10" ."
slS" + .s. r a se.ve and Il ,ss: 81:
TIM ." "rss. nr; ." ,c week The n'k.. nd
4 @ r. ssss" y" ss -
t:s" '"s-r Al 'a ,"t, ;i:" Il M n III the @ fsv!as
y ws FIX " rs ~, r II" es7.y arkst
@ s$!ss; ] sfss ~: W. :,oSs; @ t @
s'' n 4 s" Ts @ xt a % s" n ' ts H. st,.ss E"1s
5' !sG 1s" b t." "nF L IIs', n's "s ntG then 'n H.
IL WV i .;ss: es,''cyn ssi'd tst
s"ss ~! n"s:?S :!!'Hs ;f
i!rcein~r .I','c y tta1't. t,,'d 70 t.;, scnrdn,
ats t'ss ,;'s & Il ~ @ H ,'', ",s i; Il HI ,o sst @
@ IT, fs%;.s:, s's; S
si!: :p.F 4 @ @ ss: 81 Il s5;;% '
With: H. AZ s''o % s 5" $as ''e XIII
W.%rEs %i!iKa1 .ws. n mt modcsa.s demand:
ssr
II. # r S,s; *:I % $.S .Ss; n sg ns;o : r:
sca !; i"' ,;,HsS s. Il u.
l!.'sH lnl.
i4tNS--Whs In cnot demand nnd stronger. Missy
n1vMticcd de And thu nearer Enturss &c, MI closing
stinnI. tl1etrnut rri>tIr,rh httYhcU If 3sif per
.hrtr and ruCrpte tt1itp +nxtt, with rel-
lively tnEr ahp,ens.. Tte .nueu1nilse it1tt!lnE
larsry n Mny hau hithrst4,: ttat t,art Ut tbs
market ftlcf inihe. though kscHdy. Iii thu early
raft " thf ilHy nid trreii,jAf. ktfntiIih nny wht
beat starred wHfts. Tltert E,., esAt,d fur
cn, M rom. r;t4s!;iR Mt sr fur inunimF and Fie
fr Eiii c,vDI receipts ItH|rrted was w iD~gr. huy.
tr. fl1, yLt,I their bids That extart nc'thL bf
the !nrrnr rt4t,tttIt NJ l,w grades considerable
part ~ tt. nrrvnl. ttplng new Gsttn. seller May
"a >c. and e'1,.ed al Eisc bi,I. Seiier i1cet1ber
opened 1T at,, it, terlltei 10 +:s.t and rnhtsi ut
l!i.c lid. Nsa,tsT nrHfy nominal 4as.. l2Ac.
c'n.trx Will the outside hid Seller lni.lnsy etIIt Rt
W. Eixc. anh iAH At Ia ut sIiht RHtea
taprIrtl VI l{HH Nv md t,I:1.tptct nt u~tt stHc;
a.iiit IN trrrtt nsi htw nlxe Atc. 2t5D bn ifn
4, ai{" iiH!th1 " .nnrie nt ~ r. t IN track; md
M'h Il" nj a14st;c freu III s''aid csfs Tosa ILL.,
UAis-Nrro n,otcrntaIr molten md nrne. Tim
bnik ri t tta,,,t a,,,n rt - ~ H.; H. rfa tntnr ,nrI
ii tn ~. ie ,,nrrrt, wftSn,,tmd in syfnnsti;y
Win Ct,eI, i Inn fe,.us wtrc univ fpir vii JnFt:
Jf II" fs.,i.,, ~; IN ,H,u;tr fr"T .s,"rts snmpvs
WIN = iii ,$and u!a S:i'sr i,:sT;,,!d
mtti cj,,s, nj iln ,,Mslf,c Wmf ,,ats Srr .frnv
mujsr m iur,ny.i ,tsun,, ."nR nj ;a;ta;s;., md
ri,'sit,r nj ,, Snv,nr wa,t. ,mi,., t T;i
ill ..jtu III s4tr sb +Aits weft rett,iyIe ~ IL
@yI In Su nj IN h sfiln nj X: +. III, h,,
hy simple nj hi tEp1 IN rnck md :a ii, al :r:a
c iur n,tsr,! :tas.s fur whi,y an; 3;c r sunrise
unis T,.ini 4;.Jn iu ~ "'''' "" ~ 80 -'' 49,
BnI rnr .s M,:r, ,nHtf II, II" itIf.It irndt ri s
, 1880-11-19

IH[IIlDH FtCtIftB htF0 t0"uHy 1FV1H tHH llFlHes'
saD,119.
y slight Improvement Is reported in crosscuts
OF the Uuinn Consolidated.
Tho suspension Of William 1,randrcth, largo
orcrntor IN Copper Knob causctl pnnc IN TINT
stock. 1t Ia not thoukht TINT tho Company will
be involved In hts failure. Tho ,u!nu is believed
to In, In n satisfactory condition.
Thu n1flli,x an,lrkct tu-l1ay was affected by tho
wet wcniilcr. md u very HO0r showing resulted.
}nvonlt,lo News frhut tho Fryer lftit lire ll;.s
given tho Interested stocks snft,u strength.
Crysle upe.lt,I ut Il. hut Inter r,.t:lGE. Cnhtv-
crrts WAS strenR throughout the day, a1Hl cnn-
sl,lGruble anxiety WIS manifested ~ silu,ir
brokers wllo urr shurt. It now nupcAEs lint tho
e0rtur ~ cunning ut'lrer to Il vlimx, nnh every
Indication tn-tlny puintnst nNro strhngly III that
direction. Uilu b!nck nf tD,ln s!!nrGs wns dis
tn.ca Of ut ~, buyer Il: Silver Clfif dn ut lM.
uwcr, ut 1s5; Anlo wiz quiet at ~; and Cl!tnnx
ut Il. ..
, 1880-11-19

-Four ,cr cents reached tho extraordinary price
of lliE, 1t which sales wcro made IN Now York.
IN chicavo. 1,isir, @ Of Columbin S.H;s wrre IN
and ioi; tic United statcs is wcro iii md illE;
tho AS, 1llI aud 1la,s; the IL, 10l,o nnl l01{;
~ .o , %, ,,..I ~. ~ - ,,.,.. 80,
,.",. pn ao LILA hSNsa' a'''' 'n' f'a' ~ 1'~'' o
l q, ,o,,o,v,uv w,,, ,xn,o,,, NJ, rcco,t Mir, =,
,,a r,oosr, Io,'ar, ras,o,,w IL. ronai.
o., S ~ so2n',, ~, ~. .o,,ts .,f ,ssn ~" ~
suspend the pitrchasu Of othor bon1s until thoy
aro paid oil aud ca1.celuiI:
rha o,n for whlcb tboso bonds worc ts,r,,
wns n,,tI'nrzea i.s ny tho net oi FGn Il lsi' au.
fhorty noIE TX, c,l.nfre % Gn fnn rsSstent Io
not excted!ns :i,1,1 a 9r 80 much thereof rs
u nv ulf!li0n tho ex,Erclgs nt t!sc ptlo svry.
irc lnhy rt1Mlre. 70 DO tastn III @ TIC pnyMent OF
tho current dttnnus .lgd1 tno lfeAsllry. anu
fur tnu redemption Ut treasury notes tlion out
s%tninllnE: % ua!scr tho nlIai,'stration 0f rreal.
.eha M ituenMiAM tno reeeipta very 30 Mucn ., iess
in y tM0 pn y, ~ LUZ nnvUp,'',1t ,nn ~ ,,M tt
u,,rront Ubl,natIons i,"n,is to % the a,No,lat NJ Of
tlH.ljS 0Nl were issued un.or tilu not Ut Ful. i,
lhll. fur which tho Govcrn.lcMt received flf,-
.M.,,s, " nnIg ii !ham ] iesS 1n!i H !ne
Mui rfnrrsnt,fs tbo .yprna,, ri ,o
loan, Considering thNt tho Government
could INV hcEattnta per cent
lbnn 70 Afly amount NJ ,aoOAL ~ Per
tt nn.nnnrntu i" ,.s"nn;,n,, ~. socossu., MIN
mn, tIis union wcro no t, u, shurtuu tho public
credit lust heforu the ltclIcliou that Il National
Iier cent sn?n iof low n!!!losls OF
u'Ista Is' E ~ us t, ~ =; , 49,, ~ Mh % ~,
section of tic net of FeG 6. iHil. nrrsvrIhcs
thu terms upon which the !ollt. was ndr, .lulu.
W "I!lnt sloek enMlt ue issaet i0r tno hinnuHI 7
~ , o,'t ,o n;,,,,,t ut ~ ~,
1rfhin Il MrlM mi Hsm,ntt i.ucutn 1,eurx." 'Thu
cn,so III ttnl!cs 1t will bu sonu, III mntnntnry III
It's character; me unycrn'ngnt mnt!a ~ option,
W aia n.ust reuec! tne ,!' nutss G!'o.1 Mm.'l!y' y ~
, 1880-11-19
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles Of rnmlueu IN this city
during tho twUnty-fuur hours oualnE ut o'ctuck
Thursday morning alld for tho corresponding
time lNst your;
, 1880-11-19

cluafs aut.utl 1T Ni7j l.ms0 Wnl HI ats"d, CuI.
bvF!ans. iw,e I'd; It's -. htl. 10 vi swsat.
pickie4t hams lHil nj f5{~es Tor iSA III a*eEuaet
green hau.s. su4nu nysl7sEs. GA.Ht9ic. .,n,x.,u
IiacUm YMn..t ut 5t*HSA1 tHr khn!li'!na at+ao iut
short Fa NJ s1n Inr shft rrns1, ptklCo Tor Ahlss
al rnHSHseu amt paekets.
t;HEA6k-Q4igt. Wt4uHto Wllt0 a. a4at*c aha J1ie
luw ut I4tI13C1 .. .,o,,,A.
liEEf-Wns qnirt mt t79alI%' fnr nIcss, kehaa-a
'TAIiw- Qnoi ai4 s.ra.y III a1l'sEa ~ for ctsT and
, 1880-11-19

lUWiS-|ThUtN vim wNrN sOu Al f!lO NlnRhtud0
ri MnInyH AAt Tues, IN t,'e.Ipss anl tuuntp on =
MpIli,te III rs eItrn. II yu.turtAys arryMl. Wtleh
nnuts,l 10 siHihnx ilsn ialliU. aud with tho stnlo
i,an swul..a ne suIY 70 nut tIr tr,im sh,ua kut.
pervcpillly inwar, Tipy wore ALTERNATELY Menx And
t A. s M sssS r Est ss' x Ts '.st'sr S,nsy f e
II uni hsayy welxlss ,H',.,ly 9t tL,tss: ;':
uirkGt r;at. strar nj fG til for ltght mud ut ElD
fxi.nl Inr tleANf. Y1U fNtluMInK NgEU nVted:
, 1880-11-19
1I0sTi3S.
Sotetat utspaleh to tbs ChteiGo Tribune,

FapssHt NHpH9tH 70 1HS tHIEuVo 91!aH"s .
w.lx fnvtr.ll,iy fnllurlleoll by TIM fs,creasud
strength II, tho Now York tnarkot, woru H!Inost
ul tb1 spcciu lev AIvA,lcutl or. per cent. >,
Quincy sl.lvMllec from Iii to iGi sGslit4 Atchl-
so!i from lI!!a 70 13..l3sl3ssi; Idt.!o lsock frn
III ri Nos,9orn lSiss Is, irotn " trt. !" EH; WI
II 1UA; Now York s. Ssw EuglaIhl frunl II 10 Fl
FIlnt frotn :;tA 10 III; Flint prulrrred from y
Iowal from lu1!s L. l97; WISCONSIN central
lns,n !! 10 IN: !tuttautl 'profcrrta fnnn! q T. e
atta: Kansas taty, laWIcnco s Southern IRON s3
tuAi; Huston AlUAny frDiI t.4 Il, l1I1S Enrlil-
esn .t.lisa Eastur., Il, ljoston Ctluto,l. Fitch
burg = Npw !!edt1rd Il: 49,,
Iii bonds Hartford s. Era - ADVANCED 4;
!rMlUn PMviau VI. y; Suw Muxico ~ Ii; i. ",
J.. i. w. *h: tur! !tngton q Mlss.lrl exempt q,
Is: Eastor,, 1As seol!nod 4; GSaonstnry a..
scrip Ut llh!s; lloston s. Lowell Is Ut lolss.
others ~ bclurD.
, 1880-11-19
HY I't;I.EtiIsApf1.
Spstlnr Dtsrntth Ia The Chicago 1'FtbitH'

SpEetnr Dtsratth ia The Chicago 1Ftbitns.
NEW Yu,sw, Nov. ls.-Tito bill WIS tho tnahter
Of ceremonies tp.ny lit speculative circles htti
hu with hs n,llerunts rntuye1 II field t!ny. There
WIS II very lArgo business transna tlun In both
t,osrls and s!,urcs ut advancing figures. The
chief mantputntnrs Of tho loan md stuck mark
cts. lately nntlIlcd Will. tho strrnttttss efforts
10 deprcss tho list, wcro rel'or@cd ns rgsnKca n,
tho bull side. l,cl.g leavy buyers Of stocks.
Tho general ntlvaHco then plsnscd, which
was to hlva tnkcn place nftcr tho Hut
cess Of the Republican Presidential ticket,
would seem 10 be tho occurrence ur
tho Into day. Tllo outside lnying Of
stocks WIS lusuc at,d wns rr.,bas!y Indicated ny
tho favcrlrll INK lety with which the tHsuln4tlng
tn .s = watched BY y, %ro ,s Thy s'a, Iy,t s
ant!r.ntiun Of. tho turgc shipments ot specie m
,s u x reec'Iou te, II fe srss 5Isfss "sfy tsr.
osts Of tho country. The uretIing was strong.
w!' M ady,ns!g te'lscy n,, the n4 .ss sen .i1jss
thoir iarES slrt Interest oiss,al,,l!nE, sna tucy
rS',s, psa nruK liz rary ar wss,sr sa se1 S @
iwaa strong I,atrrr Of, tho second cnll thls
advanced /" IT.. Norllnr,, l'ac!e preferred TO
5s!l, Mnnhattnn Elc,aietl e 81; n9l ..ttan y
srfa iyn !S u is T I. rs1a.1ar q to rsoeit III
N,lDtA,nus on this rall: later Western Union
NASHVILLE & Chattanooga ~ 73!s. kai!sus
s Texus to 4oni, Fri" second consolidated to
nj a stG to e.;,!1' md s:teK IT, FIJI ~ isieea Ill: I" %
4 nsxu SHIRT Interest is tho latter stock was
twisted n-,lhr mud forccl II, rvrr and tho nnrs
There syus II r,nnr III Girrulutl,n TINT william
H.. Vanderbilt and H. q. Mills i.,ui Promised IL
fsr @ 5nf a t to ia ,,ls 'Sy sy, annTa, IT @ TIC
legal raic. Anh MNy lUck!nE-up process Wttlld
, 1880-11-19

cArTl.E-1hc RECEIPTS wGrG t.hrrnlntInEl5 hearTt
md, ~ CONSEQUENCE, the weak !trrH scrctppd On
"Wednesday evGu mtpte rfDnunncch yesterday.
There full attendance Gf tic fIreEn rlaAsaa d1
buyers and very soui Eeneril denu, but tho *ult'
ry wa. overwhelmingly in escc-s ot tho trade rue
qulreucAts md un1y by tc" shiitn1 hf rFicHt We"
holders e.hhc,l eject su+es. Fats III iur'1l.Hi na
tIyes suffered the most, OF tisu descriptions th
Inrtc. ;aTt uf the uInr1v+ Cnnrtstda but iher1 Wa
no class at stock, With js.lhlr tho arroptnn hf cxs
trn. for which buyers "ctA WlslnK'i III IMy tOfnles
prtces TtlH quality nf tho :rtcaptS nvcrhved tttcf
linn IL lntc. Ths I!rcaE.alh uS Nestuf A''d KFnsa
1rxuhx ~n. smaller thnh fnr manY days RFern.la,
whe lharc WIS corresponding increnRe In Tho offcr-
Inss VI fntr 10 Hno natlv0s. tew ctlcu rnscA wero
to 10 recn, nsd. will thren 0r fur exceptt1nH.n'
sales wnrc ropneet Abuvc TIT Ter1 WAS dFure ut
fancy cattle sp hcnI. AVERAGING LII! lbs for which
kkz, VII. ulfnnud. Mn uiheE snes weFn faportsd nc
tho hulk at t:.54tIA suckcrs less actlvo than
on tho enrlier days ut tho esk. mid sntt ia c lnwcs.
Tho DECLINE IN GttllnltsIt blGEnrs' hu ma Nr,tiiDn
Gond shipping rtlD %,'s lullE Ill., nti4 thaf1 Hcf1
tllo FcincttI thlves Hrrv Mun.n Hent'fut xna we're
hnnt IL xn nj k!dtesp tnr yruls ArsL ut tfHkH tn
prr hen.! fur stock calves. Thu uskot nishott dull
sid htary-
Extra Iieevrs-fttndcu ssesfs. weighing 1.+d :, ,,,o
,,, n. a,'1 nj, @ VIII"
s,cstr. Mclsius I'D t. I'LL ibs.. ............ 4E,1jl1
mK n, i" tasi H. Ate4o
it,1 Till t,t i.. ~" .. 3so3 100
w.ishna ] I'D !" iti.I ss.....:.:.... ~: -. 2soaas
fH @iun "sv."" : ] 49,. sssas
fnrtnr-i iaiit ind iil,i cs,ws hoiiets. sln.;s.
hults, anl scalaMAt sleerS '..sits.s't 4'sk1-s
, 1880-11-19

IT, sells H. Ht. miles nwAy. Your drug
eS.as. W. auus Cough Syrup Tor Is cents a
, 1880-11-19
MINING NEWS.
tyW Y3ttK,

sptttdi Dapa,eh to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK., INV. l5.-SiintnH kttxks were dull
tt,+Iay, with une or two exceptions, und Hct'
cru Ito ln.vtt fns,uIt..r t,tntnfInnH.
, 1880-11-19

1}ltrOM-CUHS-Wns In fRlr rrGnaHt md Ttcndy.
r.nicr hlr Is qnusc nt Tc. md rtuo lots Are held
rn,, i,t,-h,,r srhnnm Is nat r,ts,t, t&ft
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-13
Arrival and Departure of nj ais from the
ST PAul Post 0fdca

Arrival and Departure of nj ais from the
St. Paul Post Office.
Edstern-Arrives daily at Is m and l As p m
except Sunday. Closes daily except Sunday at II IS
q m, and 05 IN.
srEc1AI-Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, waba-
Is a m. and closes daily at 05 pm.
AiIWaukee d st. Paul Railroad, (IoUa Dip.)-
Arrives daily except Sunday at so m. Closes daily
st. Paul d st. Louis, NO., Route-Arrives daily
except Monday at Is m. Closes daily except Sat
urday at 80 m.
SPECIALS Harrington, Northaeld and Faribsult,
closes daily except Sunday at 8 30 m. Arrives
daily except Sunday at II Is q m.
West Wisconsin Railroad-Arrives daily except
Sunday at As m. Closes daily except Sunday st
SPEcIALs-Elroy and Harvard Route-Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, Hudson and Menominee, Wis,
arrives daily Monday excepted at Is q m. Closes
daily Saturday excepted 3D., at oe m: ,-
except Sunday at II Is m. Closes daily except
Sunday at 90 pm.
Fort Smelling, Ninn.-Arrives daily at Us p m.
sPEo1ALs-shakopee, Jordan, Belle PLANE, Hen
derson, LIE sueur, st. Peter, Mankato, Msdeia and
and st. James, closes daily except Sunday at 80
M; ua Arrives daily except Sunday at rs pm;
Sunday at 6 IS m. Closes daily except Sunday, al
80 am
ST. Paul d Pacific Railroad Main Line.)-st
Vincent to St. Paul-Arrives daily except Sunday
at 80 p m. Closes daily except Sunday at 10 q m
sPEcIALs-Minneapols closes daily except Sunday
at 80 m, II 30 q m and 80 m. Arrives daily
except Sunday at Q 90 m, 90 p m and 30 p m.
st. Paul d Pacific Railroad (Branch Line
Arrives daily except Sunday at p m. Closes daily
except Sunday at 80 m.
Fargo, Dakota and Bisn1drck-Arrives daily
except Monday at 80 p m. Closes daily except
Saturday at Is q m.
sPEoIALs-Anoka Elk River, Monticello, Aexan
dria, Brainerd, Audubon, Detroit Moorhead and
Fargo, Sank Centre, Glyndon and Lake Park, MINI.
arrives daily except Monday, at 8 Is m. Closes
daily except Saturday at so pm.
st. Paul Dc Duluth RaiirOad-Arrives daily ex
cept Sunday at 40 p m. Closes daily except Sun
day at 7 80 a m.
Observation-Disclosures, arrives daily, Sundays e1
cepted, at 10 ID q m, and 40 p m. Close
dairy except Sundays att 80 am and 80 m.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-13
LEGAL.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y SIS. In Probate Court. Special Term, Deem
Der 10Th, 1879
In the matter Of the estate Of airart Hewitt, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Robert j. Dis-
mond, Of said county, by W. w. Erwin his attorney,
ing described real estate, to-wt: "Commencing at
point in the center of University avenue thirteen
hundred and fifty l35O feet northwesterly from the
intersection Of the center line Of University avenue
with the line that runs between sections thirty-two
1927 and thirty-three 1851 town thirty-nine (39),
range twenty-three (23), and running thence north
eastery at right angles with the center of University
avenue four hundred and thrty-dve and six-tenths
ASS 6-10) feet; thence northwesterly hundred
Q00 feet at right angles with last named line thence
southwestery four hundred aud thirty-fve and six
tenhs 435 610 feet at right sngles with last descrb
ed line to the confer Of said svenua; thence south
eastery one hundred 00 feet along the center line
OF University avenue to the place OF beginning"
containing one acre Of land, situate lying and being
IN said county and State from the Administrative OF
said estate, setting forth the names ages aud place
Of residence Of all persons interested In the estate
be conveyed and the facts upon which said claim is
predicated.
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard by the
judge Of this court, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
February. A. D. 1880, at 10 ocsck in the forenoon,
county. and that all persons interested in said es-
tate, then and there to show f any they have
why decree should not be made authorizing and
directing the administrative of said estate to make
and execute . conveyance Of said premises to said
petitioner.
It is ordered further, That notice Of tho time and
place OF hearing be given to all persons interested
in said estate by the publication Of this order for
four successive weeks, once in each week. the last
of which publications shall be at least fourteen days
before the day of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE,
newspaper printed and published in said county of
Ramsey, and that 9 copy Of said order be served
personally all persons interested IN said estate
residing in said county Of Ramsey at least four
teen days before the day Of said hearing, and all
other persons interested, by depositing forthwith
copy Of such order in the postofice, with postage
prepaid directed to them respectively at their place
Of residence. unless appears that their residece is
unknown. By the court,
IL. ST. HENRY O'GORMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk.
W. W. ERWIN, Attorney for Petitioner.
Jan 13-5wTues
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-13
Observation-Disclosures
MINNEAPOLIS GIoBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Magnificent skating on Lake Calhoun.
The markets were SHINY attended yester
day.
A wild owl was discovered in the city hal
building yesterday.
Wheat was selling at S1.1e per bushel il
Minneapolis yesterday.
Another slight furry of snow yesterda,
morning, but not enough to benefit sleigh
ing.
The county commissioners held meeting
yesterday, but did no business Of public i'm
portsnoe.
The Junior Bar association held theil
regular meeting in the municipal court room
last evening.
Chief Of Police Munger is around once
more, although stillsuffering from the effects
of his recent severe cold.
This afternoon the Moral and Humane
Educational society hold meeting at the
Y. M. @. A. rooms, at 8 o'clock.
The st. Andrews society hold a meeting
this evening to complete their arrangements
for the celebration lof Bobby Burns birth
day.
DR.. N. ]. Pinault, the new county physi-
clan, rendered the board Of county commits
sioners banquet at the Clark house, yes
terday.
The Minneapolis Zouave corps hold an
other meeting this evening. As matters of
Importance will be brought up, q full at
tendance is desired.
The grand reception given by .Mesdames
o. A. Pray aud @. F. Pillsbury occurs at the
Nicollet house this evening, Seibert's full
orchestra from st. Paul is to furnish the
music.
The work on the new municipal court
room having been suspended to allow the
carpenters to finish the repairs in the Nicol-
lot house, will be resumed to day and pushed
to an early completion.
This evening the Knights of Pythias have
their masquerade at their new hall, corner
of Washington and Fourth avenues south,
and indications point to the largest and most
enjoyable soiree of the series.
The Rentz-Ssntley Novelty company ap-
peared at the Academy of Music, last night,
before fair sized audience, composed en-
tirely of the masculine gender. The per-
Torrance seemed to please all present, and
is to be repeated this evening.
The Metropolitan theater continues to
play "Around the World in Eighty Days."
and packed houses are seen at each par
Torrance. The play will probably be con-
tinued during the entire week, with a posi-
bility of running over into next week.
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COURT CULLINGS.
DISTRICT DOINGs.

DISTRICT DoINGs.
At the district court yesterday morning
the following business was transacted before
Judge Vanderburgh:
81. A. Felters vs. Henry Balch ct al. Con-
tinued.
John Neal vs.. Edward Murphy ct al. and
Williams d Bean vs.. Edward Murphy. Mo-
tion made and granted to substitute the adj
minsistrator of the estate in the place of the
defendant, deceased.
The jury in the malpractice case of Frank
Scott VS.. DIR. Hance returned a verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum of 81 ,0OO instead of
the $4,000 prayed for. A stay of proceed
ings was granted for sixty days.
PROBATE PIcNrNas.
Before Judge Rea yesterday the following
business was transacted:
In the matter of the estate Of Chas. A.
Wiley, deceased-Special letters of admin
istration issued to Chas. G. Parke.
In the matter of the estate of Geo. M.
Coggswell, deceased-Letters of administra-
ton issued to Chas. Morse.
In the matter of the estate of Patrick Dun
woody, deceased Petition filed for letters of
administration. Hearing set Feb. 8.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Grow,
deoeased-Final account and petition for al
lowance and distribution of estate filed.
Hearing set Feb. 8.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
The business transacted at the municipa
court before Judge Cooley yesterday, was as
follows
Charles Grendell was up on charge of as
sault and battery. He was discharged. az the
evidence was not sufficient to hold him.
Frank Mcbride was sent back to the quar-
ters at Col. Thompson's county hotel he had
just left, for stealing from Coykendsll Bros.
store.
Peter Ostelund paid SIS for plain drunk.
Jack Leo got full but was allowed to 90 on
promise of doing better in the future.
Charles Conner broke his temperance
pledge, but was given another opportunity
to reform.
Pat Moran got beastly drunk, but on
promise of leaving the city was not subjected
to the usual fine.
Josephine Casey came before me cozrt and
told all about the intimacy that hal existed
between herself and Christopher Hurd, and
how Chris. had deserted her when she most
needed him. The case was considered out
side the jurisdiction of the court as it had
already been before the grand jury.
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Board of Trade.

The directors Of tie board of trade held a
meeting yesterday morning for the election
by secretary Sturtevant, and w. s. King was
chosen president. George H. Keith and
William Petit were appointed tellers and
the election was proceeded with and resulted
as follows:
President-Richard Chute.
First Vice President-Geo. A. PIlsbury.
Second Vice President--O. A. Pray.
Secretary-C. G. Sturtevant.
Treasurer-V. s. Hush.
A committee on general business was ap-
pointed as follows: Geo. A. Pillsbury, E.
b. Holbrook, Jr., William Petit, F. w
Brooks, John DeAsittre, N. B. Harwood and
E. s. Cover. The standing committees are
to be announced by the president during
the week.
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St. Paul Retail Markets,

st. Paul Retail Markets,
81. PAUL, Jan. Il
CHIeKxNs-Dressedc chickens a0IOc FER lib.
TuRKKYs- Good dry picked stock 12115c per ID.
Eees-Firm; frsah-aid eggs 2a02sc per dozen
dairy 2OG22c; roll 1sG25c; cooking butter 11015c.
FRUIT-Apples. $s.7514.bO per Dbl; cranberries
1O112c per quart; Concord grapes, 12c; Calf ornia
Malaga. $50 per Id; lemons Ss.OO0s 80 per box
Messina oranges s. .0O05 so per box.
vxaErABLEs-Potstoes,S 5050c per bus; cabbage
&c per head: squash, 1O01sc; beets $4,000 Per
bushel; turnips 4oc Per bushel carrots 800 per dog
banches; onions 81 Is per bushel celery, per doc
7sc.
st. Paul Wholesale Markets.
WHKAT-The street offerings were Light, but with
less favorable advices. The market ruled weas and
lower stthe following quotations: No. !, $1.16; No.
2, s1.14; No. 8, 81 .O5.
FLoun-Pstenf process S7.7b1s.76; straight $3.50
07OO; clear $5.75G6 80: XXX $1,000 100.
OATsThe demand active and values ruled
firm at the annexed quotations: No. white, $40
SIC: No. 2, 4oc Per bus; mixed, sac per bus.
CoRN-Demand fairly active ct the ubjoined quota
lions: No. /, 40c on track.
MILL szuI1s-around feed, SlsIoo017.0O; bran