davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-18

From Schiller. }oF 1As Chicago Tratuns.
Lol full Ut hope, thGtl slrewest tho golden seod
In Euythfs bosuul,
And dost trlstfn4ly walt Tor Spring and tho Her~
ta!aal bud:
Hut dust thou ovcr bcthink thco In tho furrpvn
of Time tn BcattUr
Dcct,s which, II sown by wisdom, shall for eter-
nifty btlNmf
Oshkosh, Wis. II. e. HARMON.
, 1880-09-18

t,,o ,,rtrtinr ~ Tho t1rat hooi, In v;nnnn ami
t,'o n,.a. - -, ,,a t1,,,. .eo,',,,o,mor,.on
Six poets who l,nyc passed tllrec.score arul
TIM. tnn,rf,.1ln,x rrcnnvsnu, 1Iueu Whittier.
t,r,,,,,i,'t n,,,t r1,,i.,'an
Dto" '''''s' ''''a ll"I1"e7' 49,,
The author Of "llosan' II. r." IL going to
S 4n aoasiet tnanI. s'o1, .a
NV. .. ulo s"sI'o' ~ het 'c''Entlut 49, M
rl!ttGTi,Ht i, lMlerst ahn ,ha Got!msesaiq at
S5Ety VIII Nppear SlinalItallenu3!y ~ dfeat
'"''". 1"o o"''''. as''s'' W." ''.'""".
~ Cehtury q illslnnor,1 PITS: aieieh
ns Ssas sR&te q, ie uIsd SfSs ihs
lntlia'' trlDeS, Elll bn puo!ls!et ny ING liar,,
per3. Mrs. d4cksoi, iias taeyotea great dcal
q litl,e Mi4l tol,Elit 70 Ills SUBJECT, anu ms
stutllctt 1t front Tic llfe'
pubIc coi1Etulat!o H1 % in tic " iuiei,lelt tlnt
Lnin llatl workcd out Ills particular vein will
rrrrct il h.nrfl Tint hn Inv II nav stnry we'll in
j,aiui. entitled "i'Iunndntiotl," Which tic
clever Init not fastldluus newspaper Lc F0t-
tufrc will bc tho 'lrst to publish
Tile Suburban Rcric,p thinks that II
Rercl @ hn Ia iIk1 Ike growu aa,, o a1..,,s,ng li' @
I9 n n,"v "ln"se @ t Tsc a tnr md Uts ,,,ase1.
iinn sirjen md tint nfter iii z hjs nrtisftc
si,'s ars almost always gratnitous and viii
Nv ,,-
Tho health OF Nlr. Francis parkman has
beeh SO lMaich inpalleH Dy TUG re[nf1l ol nis
olu maialy tnat ~ mas neon opllgeH M 10 iaE
| down his pen anil ~ TO Europe, rms VII!
not .eay te reissue Of nis + FRENCH i,I Con-
! qncsls u Nortn Anicrlca," psiI u Wy post
| poliG tho publication Of Ills final soluino on
alontca'm indei'nltly.
S esHs's1 ~ M IA sss. "..r
, 1880-09-18

lnl1E hrrli familiar. Inc cyclc III tnG FIla0-
tln,ls cul,llt not l,n complete without lnvc,
nnl ss,, ny II part nf lsEs poetic scheme, Mr..
:Snts(er l,ccnnics el,an,nred III n, insllrsta,,-
tn! way &f Eipin1ke, = Greek girl, wlla.M ~
uIle ul:,rc In stls1A,rts. we fopo un1'Istfy, Of
enscting IFS naur. lto this rs It may, she Is
disappointed. Fur Il is o,l'y III n dream tint
.lr uuttlNr Transports her 10 tho banks pf tho
mississippi, where l,a builds Iler "ali abot1e
lit fpr II tuiess uf old"
And h,lllt IT. Il! whl.cet md parcst OF fnr-
'su''n1 i y ,iIeT IL @ fright fr'cso 1eapins With
WhIc fitc ,oof was supported by many g'tston-
Many ii i sculpture placed in tho fair hall of
tho ln1lc,
Now WI scrio.tsIy admire tho secnnt Of
tesr lines, atui yet, 9s we rcatl on, and find
tu 1'nttcr of Winters" renrtng ILLS head from
the streal,,," there will intrldo tho vision Of
rnssl,lc ttuor-plnte oil tho f,ne," anil wo
are INT surprised that "lte ahakcs IFS muddy
ut, cnplet."
It will mt he marc readily admitted by Mr..
Sntdcr thai, by ourselves that thero Is trio
,nctry III "Dclphic Days" trlio more tho
pity that our authors absence of hun1or
sllu1iti lnyc caused It's utter sacrifice. Ills
naiyetG nIonc often renders his verse almost
comic. 1nke for example ills plaint Mt find
lug CastalIa forsakeM Of
,rhc Hi h,smnuitics Of ojI n rcfirlonn. n>''
turned into shrine Of st. john. "The
sufnls ntrahIliary" arc not to his Hiking.
Neither ire the angels,
Far lhcy seem but of ono scr, or, what ts tho
FE,nc thing. of no sc9; =.
''n H. ~ rooi. M"'' " A''' ''''' ~ ooo'
AcoIu. hc finds some women washing jn n
.. 'N -
s.tsa'1; !. a .,.u., .p
'''"'v whitc n t. auyo it. '7 '''N s'">'" >''s
Willie tito pu!c modest thigh hides II. tho kirtlo
I int en- sname; ~ ,,,,,u,., IL n, =. s,n.o,,.
<'"' AK axnltaton, - -
As THO trcu,uiaus rill leaps round tho ankles be-
Ax,,, w' nv mi, IN TIM s,,on,,cr xh,,c bonds a,o
Mt phly wifi, tho ttroamiet,
lso.,1s tho Inoso r.ru'cnt zone hardly reatrains
or tiosc falr twin sisters TINT ri.lo tho swel
Thus II fiat gallery new wandor long and ro-
Fro" e 9 n5,nk l,d,.1s t9us with mine ego each turn
Drink tlo tymp!an n tfEanghts which arc distilled
This h nv VIII: Th"t were hut one little drop
| .f the l'ronkiet.
Tint mtEht ,HmgsSnt play round the do'nni
And t ,xf !lfh. ,1risea. ri'sa u my 'pot'e
NO" ~ 1'f tf1e uMS o'""'''a' "''' "a'''' A'fo'e''
| Aftcr th,s fittlo burst of erottcis1n ye arc
| ofTrrr, tl1rs, rctlectf,ns:
In tho bur. limb and It's movement Of gsacc thero
| isaaft attraction: ,,,
Ills si'ancs W!snc' tnoy sas' SILL "c'sn' !" 'neS'
| c,n H. H., lint AR. sn,,lcr Inns nnvor heor1
n certain slang phrase: l'at our author i'as
further apotogy to mike Tor MS conduct:
II 1naw % were ;l,, nt hn'ne would shnn thc'n for
III, Soar ~ uH Snt,,or.s rno,o,, oro No f,oxih,o
, 1880-09-18
IIorsford's Acid Phosphate In NeFss
QuAnaaE, WAketulneAsa ETC.

Or. Nouben a. Vance, OF New York Institute
and Bellevue Hospital, says: 1.-THE pEepaIah6ts
on which place tho most reliance 0ossa0ea
Acid Phosphate"
, 1880-09-18
1'IiF MINERVA.

Us fTlEEs4 ~ htsHH4lIM"h 7kLGG1'
Chtcago, Is tho North American aEcnt for
.lfiucr1Ni, ,ti,encw Anglo-1tal1alt maBazine, tic
ob1ect Of which is thus set forth in tho pros.
pcctus: "l'he scope Of this review Is to
offer the reading world publication English
III forul and language, bat cosmopolitan III
spirit, In accordance with tho oxtgcHctcs Of
theage. Written in English AMI issnetl III
ltnly, II necessarily considers ns df ilrSt Im'
p0rtnnce tlUse srh]ccts that especially III
terest tho Italian md Ei,gl1sl:.sneals1nE I'M
ti0ns.n Tho contents Ut the July number arc
as follows, "Anc!ent Vcstfgrs Of Civilian
tt01--Tl1e Sucx Ennnl md tho Cirrltn1nnyiga-
tim nf Africn," hy Kari Blind; "Vnntlyrk In
Itafy-At FLORENCE and Venice fcatltfnlia-
tt!Bl.n BY, Alfred M!chEc1s; "facI,ss a!ii
iachttnK tll the Mcttttcrranenn." by A. v.
Feccht; An UnpibIis!,cl Letter Of Cphlcn
aid Free Trade" hy +. 1.attari; IN. Ber-
s0t md tho Ecolc Nor1naic Sui,erteurc,n' by
Il. i}nlssom flatc SfNplnr 0f tho l:cotc Nnr-
mNse, Examiner Mt tho University of l.on-
tton); "MAtlclnOlsellc Bismarck Ia co,ItiM-
ucd slory}, by Henri lpchefurt; "Rcvew nf
Italian tollties," By Fe,lerieo Saloj: ri.
Nallnt; "1'nbllc Education III Grcccc," by
Dr. Stnmntts AMtorDpanahs; istblinrrNphy.
1t will he aCcn tlAt tho contributors to tho
new inaga2tnc, II the purpose. of tho pub
lE1ers holds ont, nrr to BIZ writer's Of COLI
tfncntnl reputation. AL cDmlNunientio1s re-
Eartliiig the review nro to bc addressed t0
MIR. GrigEs, ut II Washington street, Chlca-
10, AS before Btttet.
, 1880-09-18
THE PUZzLERS' CORNER,

[orislnal contributions vill ho ruhll.hnd !,
this department. Correspondents viii p,co,s
Hcnd thoir reni mines With their notu. de- Num-
addressed tn tho "rlz.lera' Corunr." tvns
obsolete words M far ~ possible. Arswcrs vii,
l,c r,,ltehc,1 tho fnllDwinR week.
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS rUzzLEs
No. l.osa.
Q 4 r r RA N
A 90
r A 8
Il s r Il A D E N
r u A
Z l. Y E
F. LON ARD
Ert porE
'ssEEElIii!,., !; go. !: =: :;:"'::; :
No. LES.
No. l.ss, Hcrrotoloey.
XnoVE No: l;ean.
EvEMT su.Iik. p!a!yrhinc. Is': ca:
Il y : I + rM11Gfpsrd' 'Tnf;. 'lone's por-
~ I||Ii5 j|II IIE?i'' 4
MALTESE CROSS OF DLAMoNDs-NO. I'm
, 1880-09-18

mock mnrrnEcs nrc so very mock and the
poisoning SeratNs nre 50 very transparent
lint It Is astonishing That any, harrfster ,nf
snrsrnHt,lral a"!,te,less should be 'c1.,,itcdfo
gel,rrnll0l1 .ngo. ii IL only a. few grades
nhoyc tho level Of Allan t'inkerton+s pro-
f..~slnlnI revelations. Md It will III tllnt nc-
rn'lnt he the mora llkc!y. perl,ans. to have
l'arristcr md Confessions Of M Attorney"
lJy Sn1nl,el Wnrrcl,, ntthor Of "1'cn ll,ol!-
xal,d icar." "Thr Diary Ut !'hyslcin,,,"
etc., etc. l}Ostun: Eslcs l. Lattrlnt.)
, 1880-09-18
MALTESE CROSS OF pLAMoNDs-yo. 1,:ao,


uArrrsr nposs or nrAuoSns- NM
= ''~'''
n
"a *# y r 4 n x*
- u **
Is - -, y
A. \ 4 4 4
,, - =, w.,
Upper dlnmonl--1n Hose Mnyllcs a. mani
,lnnio; to toll; a p1nnt; In Hcn!da. Left hand
dlRmoni-in Netsnnkln: m nbbrGrl4tfnn for
a scuicty: Il stMtion: gas. trnnaposeA 10 fladrer,
Right hand d(atnoEtf--ln Tyre: tho hnrd kcrnel
Of fruit: one who splits: II number; In Dro1nlur.
anfe; bud; IL Poplar. Centrals down, Z sub
oftu ,rno cssces' ee'At'''s ~etoss' sT'isTah'
~"""' H.
r,1,nNnn1T1 M 1nnt
1o -,t' .
Across-A mil Without n hcau: n genius OF
rlaMts; y Gtafsc rtst1o |nh1hi. tfanspnstd; 4
intts GIFTS hifnn' DoWii-ln 1oInGsier; an
1tlts,rcflntinn for n Ectlcr'a! ohlccr: in1nl!y;
ctsar'eicr II ShnlispcMree "Anlnny ana C!c1-
lhtra Mnifat ~ Spnhaers ,tMory queen;
Tyro. s ''''
utnASA, Ill. fcNclt.
~, -,-.r IVA ouo
HALF-sQuAAE "oltb-nU. i'-s-'
Tho region OF tho acatl: coat q arfns which
inttcr t, aha u eoHseYaRce' VIC puz@sess' Ill blts'
tIs,tEosu. Wts T,nrt.n-
crfAHinr-Nn. 1eoa
.s1 ,.,i,. T., ~. .,H.,,1
ar WnlA " tao seCuuo'
Whnt III IN I,ct55c7
fear not tho frst,
Though II TOO he ID rcckopct.
Fur tMtI we'll know
Hes noor found Ia tho second.
Ali, tion comes tho worst,
For I'm morally s,lro
TO enGonnter tho rst.
Dnt stis! even then
THERE'S no cnliso for alarm,
with tho Wfole for second,
, 1880-09-18

Mr.. Janlcs T.. Murdoch, known even morn
for his rhetorical accomplishments tlsan for
hts ability as III actor, )laS kindly committed
tt ln,rer his rccollccttons Of aetors null act[ng.
The result IL dtsappont1nE.s Neither as n
critic nor n faithful historian has Alr. Mnl.
.locl established my claim upon tho grail
tu.lo Ut tho play-Eo1ng public. lie h1s all
tie urcjntlicrs Of tho Philadelphia school,
which. Including few good actors and Nulu-
hertpss hali critics, has dune moro tllnn my
ulherstngleagGncy 10 retartl tho dSyelopIlent
llus prnducel Inore hnu btoss alM}l't gu0l
netting than all other American cEttes c0nl-
bmctt. NY. MNrttoch's book = h9t n, "
ssStoe s oypea i spsras'i pt,ss sS kssn e e ofFs5s Fg
Il Mue q ts9 s aaoes E'aSs y tsr,a 's rtlfS2: + sse
Long 0xtrnets trom slc'' fsMt!|gr authorl!ies
as n11pl' ' and t.e ltyss @ ot Sltid.I!s anl tiaF'
uma IL TheopiIilus Cibbcr'a Dissertations
on Thentrieai Snbjects,' WHICH Is Inserted Il,
llr AlpcnliS. Ills not alr. Mur.loeh's ianlt
Il t1t esafy r. \ St ropSa @ %fsF 81 I Il III Ill @ sol, sf1's
forn,e,l II thb fact. (s'rI,e Stagu; Or, ttoco!-
lcctLails nf Acinrs nEa Acting ,from an ExleIl.
sksteea s|S bt 'y Jamss satoe SHfiss T. iH.'e W u
1AHSps,iiix. fil'sdslphia; ]. Ii. ssoadart 4 I
| ENrERtTNCE4 OF 4 HAR1tIsTEN.
Tho uutllor vt 's1'on Thousand Year "
was spoiled by Ills first s,ccess; mud the reRtl-
er who has followed his literary history
hardly needs tu be tulA that "rhu Experl-
ences of n l,arrtstcr IL not hig}I.class WORK.
10 tay nothing u itA trlylality, Ut which
much might l,e said, 1t Is stngularty datieient
iu variety. Thu salno "experleuce Is re
| ueatcl scycrnl times, i woman pOfsOns l,e1
, 1880-09-18

AMERICAN CITIES AND STATES TRANS
l'OSED-N0. l,eey7.
Il, And now tnrry, 1ini Megs. ca Nolsoniau,
use raw oil. G') Mimic q sonnet, Bud4or. ~
Bcnru man OIL q frOlic, 4.
DEs MoISEs, In. HAwKxTE.
, 1880-09-18

Upper tllnmantl--1n Hose Maybe; mani
,lanio; to toll; q plant; In Henida. tcft-hand
tl|nmond-in Ne.snnk.n; m nbbroFiat!on Tor
Right tllatnond-ln Tyro: tue hnrd kcrnai
Of frl,lt one who epiits; II number; In Drornlr.
Lower dlinnnd-1n Fritz; m animal; abund-
or.tlnntc oserscer; ccntrnts across, n cgachmgn,
CHICA1o. Z. E. X.
, 1880-09-18

NUafEK ICAL EAIGAlA-N0. 1,2ps.
nm composed OF eeycn intt1rs, and am tho
non do pl,it,c OF q certalu popt.
Mya, 9, q. ]. is II plhnt Of tho genus Trtticnm.
MyT,2 &. u Rn aulnnl.
EEt4SoS, Ill. EELB0SIAN.
, 1880-09-18

-''HeH>o ~a'D"t@' ," +"n''1s - bIA-AHAs'H'A bht-
alytIc. 4 dictionary in Richards room yields
note from Ills nnc1e asking ait lnterylcw on
tho night of tho ,nnr,icr Scnrch Of his
workshop adds clIisc' with broken edge,
tho shaln Of which corresponds to tho wound
in the old mnn's forehead, a1nt II box of sate-
ty matches, (which eau be ienited only by
fr1ctMa OIL u strlp Ut chemically prepared
papcr g1uc,l 10 tho box.'' The remnant
of pno Of thcae matches hnh tcen
nm ~ i,s ill., ",.,,,to,.,'. no.,,,, H .I,o, ,"s""
~ ..io VI IN to'lr'e,"'"l' tcs'u's' aaoie n5e
the Fragments OF s!sn aen' t't'estN.ent, wt&sr'.
was rrt'sltmablyn will dEsfnllcrlting Richard.
Tl,eso facts ars revealed tn Air. Sf9cum. a,u1
III. j,tr,, fn,,,rtnf to Ncrrorat trra fath"s
~ "'n' !'ni"sttes' i! 49, .HHt SUE: lug tn'iie!
almost ne'le'tS hIchard Hal1ty, bllt tho
slaHghter's fattll III him receives no slock.
When Informed ut tic accusation against
him l.tr,.nr,I II far the mn,ucnt stroEau
,."t,,.ss H., ,,a,t,or. ,rt nt to,'ss
n"il;ess' , ~ WahaGts lh.o hls "hc!e's mouse
Willie hg SITS tterb hro0t!lnE over Ills trouble,
his eye happens to rrst on the pork barrel.
ls ts Ss psS ar e aso. 1ss rs e @ akes
.m's s.s M.se",o1, ~, 49,. "SS.1. en'e'o ".n
detective. 1lopolmtsto the ctluo-l,eatleti barrel,
md tpn drugs A[r. Vuggctt ufr to Ills board.
| inv.hn,,s4 ,vIarn tla matJ s"r.ont nvnla1v.
,i ,.r',.., ~; ~" ~ .u.,',.r,. ~ .ha t4.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
CLEAN PEOPLE

builders, Painters remember that keep
large stock OF pure Leads Paints OLA Yarnishes Pain
Brushcs and all kiads OF material for painting WI n
BE- undsrsoid Il GhlG6S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
4 man named Core long live

al mendicants. 4 man named Core long lived
in "A grotto near the garden of Gchscmanc
aud made daily raids of begging IN the streets
of Jerusalem. He WAS ii religious dcvo,cc
and pretended Ia possess II manuscript written
by pclcl, the Apostle He wanted 80 sell tins
addition - the sacred word for great sum
but those who piticd his poverty did not seem
To have II faith IN his word When he died
the said manuscript, in very choice Hebrew
was found in his den Core lived too late lu
carry on he enterprise ~ mauu,crip; discovery
with success There alr too many critical eye,
open and questions asked uuN to permit any
respectable sanction Ia hlhllCHl additions, So
Peters unpublished paragraphs wen, for moth.
ing. But Core did not live IN vain. Sccrctcd
in his grotto Ma, found pile OF coins amount.
ing 10 $4,000, winch he had begged from
many people poorer than himself and hidden
away to rust. The money was gwen because
mcnl of hi, gloltO where he received ms visi-
tors and their charitable CONS, WAS II wrctChed
hole IN the ground but an interior room dis.
closed fine furniture, including carpets and
beds Of costly tiger skins showing that the
Largard old hermit really lived in luxury and
lazinesS. There was report that a committee
OF learned punditS of the London Bible society
had been commissioned to 90 to Jerusalem
To see # the treasured Hebrew manuscript WAS
really IN Peters hand writing, but this piece
OF literary pleasantly Is denied. Who got the
manuscript and money Of tn" Hermit of GGth.
spfuancy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
4 Wnn,lrrfml Dinner.

\ magnificent dinner was that which was
given on February III, liI6, in Naples, by
Bcncdclto Salutaii, of Florence, To the sous of
the Ncapolitan KING Fcrantc. AZ apreimIn.
airy course there were ltllc gildcd cakes of pune
kernels, and small majolica bowls, with some
kind of fancy preparation Of milk. Then
came eight silver plntters, with gelatinc OF
capon's breast ornamcnted with hcraldic de.
vices the dish, for the most distinguished
guest, the Duke OF Calabria. having fountain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

sam Patch is outdonc by Tom Boyd, wan.
dcrlpg clock tinker Boyd lately found bust.
ness discouraglngIy duh IN Kentucky. The
bridge across Green River near Muntordsyllle,
Is l9j feet high. He advertised in the news.
papers that, at a certain time, he would drop
from that structure into the water below. He
said that he cared very little whether he lived
or not and therefore did not mind the risk.
ON the other hand, he would make money by
the feat, if 1t did not kin him. The railroad
company owning the bridge excluded him at
nrst, but at length, 50 clamorous WAS the mul.
tiiudc, consented to lei him take the hazard,
He went down head foremost, and was not
lurt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

EDWIN =. LELAND HIRAM 4. GlLBERT.
I Ill - - - ~, ilI4ISf.RI, Attorneys Al Law
IL ONCE In Opera House Block, Ottawa III juuli,iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

There is one beggar fewer in Jerusalem, and
the treasures that the Hermit of Geihsemane
len behind warn charitably disposed people tc
be wary of how they give aims to profession
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
WHERE WAS THE KING

She had gwen him. 1T is no more than what
| expected cries Giannclto, "aul was in the
right to say you would be angry with me, but
swear by all that il sacred and hy your dear
self that | gave the ring To q lawyer who
gained our cause And can swear" says
the lady with rs much solcmnly, that you
gave the ring Ia II woman and know 1t Ger
hnly; Therefore, swear no more tiiannCttu
said if what he had told her was not true, he
wished every misfortune to fall upon him that
might destroy him, and that he SAID all this To
the lawyer when he asked for the ring The
lady replied Won would have done better 10
have stayed at Venice with your misIrcs-cs,
and have sent Ansaldo here; for | hear they
all wcpt when you went away Glanncltu's
tears began to fall, and in great sorrow he as.
sured her that what she supposed could not
possibly be true. The lady seeing his tears,
which were daggcrs IN her bosom, ran 10 en-.
brace him, aud IN Il iii Oflaughter showed him
the ring, told him everything which he had
said 10 the lawyer, tha, she was herself the
lawyer, and how she obtained the ring. Clan
nelto was greatly astonlshed, finding it all
true, and was highly delighted with what be
had heard, and went out of the chamber and
told the story Ia the mobiles aud To ms compun.
ions, and this heightened greatly the loyc be
tween him and his lady lie then called the
dansel who had given him the good advice
and gave her To Ansaldo for "A wife; and they
spent the rest of their lives in great felicity and
Icontentmcnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
professional GarOs.
A r Y o r n G Y 8 .

&. ISoN'I.F.. Attorney At Law. ONCE with q +
Lincoln 10 Ia SALE street ottawa, Illinois. irp2i 50
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
St. Paul Wholesale Market.

ST. PAUL, May %.
BALED Hay Incoming S6.7507. so per tom
BARLEY-No. 2, 55Q65c; extra No. 8, 45G55c
No. 8, 40145c; rejected, 30940c.
BEANs-Ohoiee mediums 81 2501.5O: hand-picked
navy 81 .65G1.75.
BEEswAX-Per lb, 18c.
BREWERS SUPPLIEs-Seling, malt, 95cGI$1 90
hops 10, 4OG143c; '78, 10000
BUTTER-Ohoice 16018o; fair to good i0113c;
common SQl9c.
CoooANUTs-Per 100, $7.OOIS7 so.
Conditioning, No. mixed SIC; No. 8 33c.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef $3.50; hogs SIS. 5000 90;
calves 707hc..
EGGs-909Hc.
FLoUR-Patent process S7.5O9s.OO; straight 5000
06.25; clear S5.2505.75.
FRUITs-Messina and Palermo lemons, $500
go; Messina and Palermo oranges. $3.50 $50
dates, SOLE per ID; figs, In layers, I9016c; green
apples, New York stock, choice, bbs, $780, select,
wrapped singly in papers, 50 90; do boxes, $225
bananas $3.5O04OO per bunch; pineapples
S3OO@S.5O per doz: strawberries, soft, s3.7504OO;
shipping, $50.
HIDES, ETo-Butchers', TIC; green SALT SIC;
veal kip, &c; veal calf &c., deacons, 40c; dry flint,
lac; dry salt 12c. No. 2 stock, two-thirds. Sheep
pelts wool estimated, 35c per ID. Taow, 41ac; No.
2, SIC.
LIVE sTocK-Choice steers, $4.O005 90; butchers
stock So. 50O4.OO; inferior stock, So. OO.0S.5O.
MAPLE SUGAR New, 13014c.
MILL STUFFs-Bran $1,000; shorts S11.00; ground
feed SIS 90; coarse meal, S13 50114C0; fine, $500.
0ATs-Incoming, No. white 311sc: mixed 30Mc;
No. 8 29c.
PEAs-Oanada Field 81 25; green LIS per bush.
PRovsIoNs-Mess pork Slu75D11.25. LARD, terces
9Ho; bacon, clear sides 71z07Hc; breakfast bacon,
SIC; shoulders b05Mc.
RAGs-Per b, 1Ac.
SPRING CHICKENs-Good size per pair 4OG45 C.
WHEAT-No. / $50; No. CSC.
WooL-Unwashed, 22G25c; fleece, washed, 800
34c: tub washed. SS6135c,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31

STATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y In District Court
Bruno Beaupre Patrick 81. Kelly vs.. John II. Hall,
On reading and filing the final report and petition
of the receiver In this aclion Edward o. thinner
man, duly verified and showing, among other things,
that all the trust estate ntted to his charge has
been converted into money and duly disbursed Ok.
cept the Of $485 40lG0, and that he has duly In
CURED certain specified expenses, which should be
audited and ordered paid and showing also what SER
vices said receiver has rendered and the value there
Of, and praying that said receivers compensation
and expenses be ascertained, audited and paid thai
the residue of said trust fund, il any, be appropria
ted and distributed among the parties entitled there
to; that all the acts and doiDgs of said receiver be
investigated and confirmed; that he be finally dis
charged and that such further and other order and
relief be granted in the promises as may be just and
proper.
Now, therefore, on motion of W. P. Warner, Of
counsel for said receiver,
1t Is ordered, that all the creditors of George K.
Moulton and sill parties interested in said trust estate
and matter, do be and appear in person or by coun'
sci before said court at the special term thereof &c
be held at the court house. in TT Paul. in said coun
ty and State at 10 o'cock ia the forenoon Satur
day, the 29th day of May, A. ID. 1885, and chow cause
why the prayer of said petition should not be granted
1t Is further ordered that copy of this order be
served upon all parties interested in said matter by
publication thereof in the newspaper published at St
Paul aforesaid, and commonly called the st. Paul
DAILY GLOBE, at least once each week III three con.
secuve weeks, and that the first publication thereof
be made within four days from date hereof
Dated May list, A. D. 1880:
ORLANDO SIMONS, District Judge.
Nav <
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
PERSONAL.

Capt. D. D. Wheeler, quartermaster left last
evening for Fort Lincoln, Dakota.
Commodore Davidson, who has been spend
ing few days in st. Paul, left last evening
La Crosse, en- route for his home in st. Louis.
B. 8. Hatch, Chicago; Marmaduke Richard
son, New York; Vim. A. Crawford, Boston,
and G. F. Bresee, Albany. are at the Metro
politan.
The Washington Star says that Secretary
Ramsey's family will pass the summer at their
home in Minnesota. The secretary will remain
in Washington during the Congressional vaca-
ton, taking, perhaps, short trips out of the
city.
Hon. Edmund Rice and Judge Flandreau left
last evening for Lake City, where they will be
detained day or two in hearing and giving
testimony before referee in the case of the
Minnesota Railway Construction Company vs.
Lake City.
Among the arrivals at the Merchants hotel
yesterday was distinguished party from Her
Majesty's Dominion, consisting of Hon.
Robert Il. Macdonald, of Toronto; Hon.
Donald Smith, Robert Meighan and James
Canthi, of Montreal; and Mrs. George Nc
lavish and Mrs. Webb, of Winnipeg. The
party left last evening for Manitoba.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31

Sundays excepted Saturdays excepted. tMou
days excepted. Trains not marked ara daily.
]. A. Chandler, Gen Agent. lib z Third st,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31

cTATE OF MINNEsOTA-RAMsEY COUNTY
- IS. Municipal Court, Oityof st. Paul.
Ernest Albrecht, o. P. Lanpher and D. b. Finch
plaintiffs, against @. II. Clark defendant.
SUMMONS.