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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
4 PREACHER on ms 7RiUrLS.
The Rev. d. w. r. HatftLi al ne Warrington Squar. ~
(Rhyrh

The Rev. d. w. r. HatEeLi AT he Warrington Sqtrt ~ D.
Church.
At the Washington Square Methodist Epis-
copal Church yesterday evening, tnc Rev Dr. W. r.
lila field told about his visit to South giving
his Impressions Of the country and tie people" is
text Numbers xiii, II and H. and some o. the
passages II tho EermOn were as fo.ows:
The agricultural aud mineral the South
arc immense. Fine farms be bought hcre NJ prcea
30 how that nlniOat any man one and help can
he obtained nj much lover wages than In the North.
Young men, and those having large families who with
difficulty earn living here, should by all means 40
South ana buy farms. 1t Is mistake to suppose that
Northern people are not wanted there. Some nro not
wantcd-ihnsc who bUast great deal VINO think tho
Eoutherncrs don't know thing that all the IIng
and wealth are In the North who go down there TO tell
them that the Uuion soldiers whipped them IN battle,
and that black IS good = white man. such
not wanted: hut earnest industrious cnterprsmg
men vii be kindly received.
In regard to the political situation in the South 80
far as ny observation went, thcre IA great deal more
agitation In regard ~ the coming election IN the North
IN the south The fat is the better class OF pcoue
IN the southern States have suffered 80 severely u the
luss ~ their pr1poitI aud t1cnds IN tho to war; wnic
they bsrVc 10 hive bten ipat about barely truuyh
TIE Vaccinations OF politicians North Hl,d ~0uih hat
lhe very name 81 PonLchu Is 'Hcnsivc To thrn and
Tue person bearing thHJ name longer occupies the
position That he diG before and during Days Of the
ia the South and hundred Of those tho Noh could
uf lie greatest blessings that could b. conferred upnn
county, tor 80 long fnrSG aIu.t0rs tuts
Dissatisfied HpI u.s. The Latiun hry wild 4, e.,
the country IN CummOiIOu.
As to tho oonaition OF the colored e,plc fonnd
them industrious, happy aud cOEteuIod. 1hey have All
the work they want, End nre pad literally. never
met one HEluuR thcm who complained bis lOl was
lard, he hal work ION: and tnaI WaRgs Wcrp
small. never heard OF strike fevoli. or dis
EHtssriiJn between capitol and mnor ana thar is more
than / say OF tho Hrrlb l did not IueeT With
any whO talked OF .Oiui 40 kansIs the West-t.ey
all satisfied wlth their homes In tls iuEtc States
Ind there they ptffcirrd 10 liYr aud die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
WICKED FOR cLERGYMEx.

Il believe 20 DE al and wicked 10: clergy.
men or her pubic DO led into giving testimonials TO
qscx vile stuGs called medicines but when
really merarious article IA made up o! common vnlnabe
remedies and that all physicians use and russ
Ia daily should freely commend It, therefore cheeriuy
and heartily commend Hop Btters for the good they have
AMI my friends firmly believing they have no equal
for family win not DO without them Rev.. -
Washington D. c."
good Bnptst clergyman, OF Bergen N " a strong TEN.
pcrHnce plerfd With kcney feBble neuralgia and drz.
zncss amos. 20 blindness two years eftoE was i'd
Hop Bitiers would him. because he WIS sfrud
OF aud preIucics1 asns rho word "bters Since cure
he says DOnc nee9 fear bat trust in Hop BterE
by wife daughter healthy by the use Of Hon
Bcrs. and recommend The to my leople-r Methodist
Clergyman. Mexico. N
had GttIcks Of Gravel aud Kidney troable was
unable gee medicine until uAed
Hep Butera aud they carei mo ia aSaort naA dstin
gaAhod lawyer ana temperance crater OF Wayne Comfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. I
OFFICE L DIAS AfFAIl WASHINGTON. May 10, 1880
DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AMI

TRANSFORMATION.
SEALED PROPOSALS. iDdOrsed Proposals for Beef pa.
directed tie Commissioner OF Indian Ans, NOS
81 WOOsIerst New York VIII be received until II a
MONDAY, JUNE l. $780, tor furnishing Tor the lnia1
oO 600 pounds Bacon o 0O pounds Beef
Powder 23O0.0U0 pounds Corn, $4,000 pounds Coffee.
1905 Flour ~ 1000 pounds Feed 300 QUO pounds
Hard b. eat $4,000 pounds Hnminy 1000 pounds Lard 800
barrels Mess Pork 23300 pounds Rice 200 POUNDS Tea
soap 61O ponds soda 10000 pounds sugar and $4,000
rounds Wheat
Also lanEets Wooden and Goods Consisting In part
icKing 44UOO yards Standard Calico. $4,000 yards
yards Bingham, 6O,0U0 yards Kentucky Jeans 20 900
yards Sallnett, 200 yards Brown Sheetng 2i5Doo
yards BleIcbed SheetDg 1000 yards; hickory shrting
1SUUO yards; Calico Shrting, 5000 yards Winsey 9o9
Supplies and long list mscesneous articles, such
Wagons Harness. Plows, Kakes Forks &C
As0 transportation for such Ol the supplies, Goods and
articles may contracted for 10 DO delivered N the
Agencies. .-.,,,
Sedues showing the kinds and quantities VI Subsistence
supplies for each Agency and the Kinds and
es gross OF all other goods and articles together with
for contract and bond o0Ddttoon
TO be observed BY m1derS time ana place Of delivery terms
necessary Instructions Will be furnished upon application 70
ST. New York f. n. Kingsley, No. 80 Clinton place.
New. York WIN. H. Lyon No &ss Broadway and 10 the
81 Pani eavenwort Omaha Cbeyenne aud Yankton. and
POsImaster At sioux City
Bids the hour and day above stated. ana
bidders are invited 20 be preeent e The opening
accompanied Tined checke upon sooe
United states Depos Assistant Treasurer for q. leass
~ 4 h. fkOWBBIDGR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER.
L TwINE LETTER BALANCES. AND Marking
Ceaal Notlres.
NEW YORK SUPREME CnIRT-Citr =,

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County Of Hew1ork JAMES N. BROWN sole ex
ecutor aud trustee the will al WALDRDN b. POST
deoeased plaintiff against JOHN u. BUCKINGHAM
ALICE BCCKi NGHAN, wife OF JOHN N. BUCKInG.
Individually and as trustee and guardian u SUSAN
deceased. SUSAN HDRNER and GEORGE ]. BARIOW
leuRnt) defendanrs-SnmmOpS- the ABOVE named ae
ebdnts Yo are hereby summoned the compxns
IN thus scton ard 70 serve copy Of tho
plantins attorney within twenty days Of
this summons excuevo OF the
your failure 70 appear or answer Judgment WIN taken
against you ey defu, for the neef commanded
JOHN \. WHITING Plaintiffs Attornsy,
POstOfce address WAiiSt Nez-Ysak aisy.
To the defendant SUSAN HoRNER rho foregoing snln-
mons Is served upon yea hy pubtcaen prsni 20 "a order
Of the don Abraham LAWRENCE Jusnce u the snyrsas
Court Of lns state Kew York dated Ian oar q Fe
CatY SeU and he with The oaapaiAI In tbs ouce ~ the
Clerk OF the CITY and County Of York nc the Scurs
House IN sad CITY Dated February IL i65s. u
FIG Iawew.d 81 %sii.sl. x.Y.
GUPREME COURr.-SAAUEL NJ. CHAM
defendant. summons frisi dsdred BY pls1tf q Sew.
Work County 10 the RDoFcsnsined duisaf>afs Eoa
hereby summoned and required answer the nat IN
this setton and 10 Cd your answer on ee plain
exclusive Ofhs DAY OF fail 20 apyeaE Of
HasEer inaxnent val ee tAEen agnsi Yea w dfsult ser
the Teite complaint rkis Jaas "a lSsa
II. 3. PHiLBRooK. FAInisds Atfefney. q
Once aaa pest eaes address. No. ass ksssss,xt.
To JOHN w. N0GT0ogERY, EsQs Ths serrsosas ssrs.
mORs 10 served without lhe kiaie g kes York gur
suaat 10 an order Aerm a. Lawronce enc Of the Jubus
cay 81 FsSrSafy. issG and With ne susrsa y
tho once q iils Gnrlf a GO CITY ane Gssnsy 0f SSYS
aud " The STATE q EeE.xorE n n PAILaa}s K "a
-~e' ~A-sv w xsz1zt11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
SPEAKING IN FAVOR or LIBERIA.

The Rev. DR.. Biyden. a native of Liberia,
delivered lecture Ai1ca last evening, at the shiOh
Presbyterian Church. Twentys'Kth-St. Mr. Blyden "a
professor IN the College ~ MOnr0yn Rad has trana-
Lated Bible into sever' African dialects. large
number Of the Arkansas refugees who are 10 san
fOr Liberia. were prescott.
The beat part OF ali Africa ead the speaker Ia LIBERIA
which extends coo mikes along the Atlantic eoast aud
200 toward the interior. ME country stretching back
IL exceedingly rich and fertile. The few people there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
THE COURTS.
DECIsIONS-MAY 1s.

Supreme Court Ckambers-By Judge Iaamrence..-
The President and DEssGr q hs NHon S
memorandum. Bergener a0t Tieseler granSa o
dSs act coOdseSe w Be resettlea as moved for
lions raised in this cSs deem sufficient 20 that as The
child not in the custody OF the hinR tbst
the defendant should have stay OF proceedings penos '
~ Judge ACKNOWLEDGMENT Art. shsy.Ths motion
denied 1he United states Lie Insurance g sms
plaintiff order OF reference to same referee TO near o 20 "
By Judge DauiSs-In Of the security Iafe In
sSa2cS as6eS oi spTempOy
In the matter Of Wo0i.-Orier granted. ~,,.-. go,
soy."Motion for q new trial granted. -, sa.,,aa.
By Judge DonobuoLaErence ct al agt Renand-setsieo'
Common Pieas-G,ueral Tz7n-Bv Presdng-JT,dg e
Van Bru9 and nudge re- sa David
dee ct al ag seaman ct AL BerOlet ct s Eng
M og e Go Se Sif Book Concern AIT
AZ Ke E e e nd
assT ch ss AIT HoT0n Rhodes al Maed
q H s Ion s Ct s ss saith aG
tho and Lake C1SaPa n1 IESbs
msSts armsd asnssu ast Roenthal e az sesyy ag T.
Rand Ra TaR 81 A sg hs etc. s
e. AL teR 1 es a. a BoTe m
ct a. sSf stsrne Me aGJ GreensWar wasel ETC. agt
% SRsevSr ali ae QissES Fire Bs
agt Hogan; Hennessy etc. agt smith hc "D Mclean
ait Daniel ct g.: Carr agt silO Arnold Mla-J9dgG
lew tai ordered Berrian agt Jones' Pfaende agt
Reilly etc Lockwood eic agt EoxoHppeIs oiioS de-
ried IN the matter of sarr.Moon gianted Noronoe
Proceedings dismissed without costs opinion knEh xS
Nichols ct aMOon denied with $40 costs opinion; i hTi
loOdgOOd agt INSTRUMENTATION granedn part ana neDsa
%hPcacr and Wilson denied
without costs opinion chiesinseG Agf Gp agt Curry
Report confirmed motion grange S HsnHdamHecker ag
Mack. il Judgment as hpdlnRs hIedJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
d SHERIFFS DEED or SALE.

In the suit Of Isabella D. Clute against
Adam Emmorich. an action Of cjociment 10 recover
possession Of cerGn lands this city, the Judge try
ting the atSupremc Curt Circuit refnsed admit
In evdsnce the cOJy Of tho sheriff. deed II Eao OF the
property ~ tho plaintiff, certified to by the County
Clerk, the ground that It proved aoknoHi-
edged required by statute, and hRo not been Od 10
the Registers oce. The Court aItcrWard dEssed the
complaint, ON the ground tast ths plaintiff had shown
tltc to right Of poSsesSOn IN the and The Cen
spTit OF the law was cOmp1ed with by obtaining the
eertiH copy from the Cdu3ty Clerk. The COurT
- A Contrary construction would probably nvahda.e
largo numbcf il not ali, oosl Sales or real estate by
York"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
AID AsKiD FOR MILTON.

Mayor Cooper on Saturday received from
Mayor Byre-ss. OF Milton, Peun.. Dispatch urgently
rrqusn that provisions and clDing Oe Forwarded as
soon ~ possible Milton the people of tue town
were homeless Eld punulc-s
TIE oil tcrs OF the Pennsylvania Railroad snnOunce
tit the Company viii rreaivc ANA Transport rrC- of
Charge ailoa amy contributions Tor tho relief VI tho
distressed inhabitants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

am Poster tho Baptist Church
physician practice bnt my sole family phy
cia, advise In many chronic over year
recommended Hop Bitters my invalid wife, who
under medical ment Of Albany'B best physicians
she has been greatly benefited attn
the bosve will become thorouS cured Of
her vaiioOs complicated diseases by their We both
recommend them friends many Of whom have also
been cured Of their various ailments by them.
REV. f. n WARREN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
CuRED OF DRINKING.

young friend OF mine cured Of inatabie
foe liquor prostrated his system was I'm
any business de entirely by o
Hop BerS II aayed al that burning thirst; took away
appetite liquor made his steady, hes re-
nanela sober and steady for than years and
has desire TO his cups and know OF number OF
ohrrs been cured OF dIiukuE by it," From lead
Ing r. Il. Ofical Chicago III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
f1Ru BULLDLNGS RURNED.

A fire brckc out in the barn of Mr.. Dex-
hrncr syOssct, L. l., early yesterday morErg Was
communicated 10 tLrcc adjoining buildings. ah OF which
werc consumed Five horses, three eight pigs and
sxtv cnckcus prrisned IN the Hlines. Loss 81 600 !;
insured the Gen Cove Company. The hrs WAS M
Ccudary Orgih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
A DoMEsTIc TRAGEpY.-On reinrninR from

a DDMESllC 1hAGkD1s-Ou returning IRON
the Iuomp>us nd their IN ,fcuL
distress, with her arm DUnnd up ia her apron. Mrs
Thompson: What Is the MATER, Auni Have you hurt
your hnndP Ann: W-W-a-a O.se THAI thar, iuaH, -
Mrs. ThOmpJ1n: ." Not broken nrIn 4 IruyI T."
Anu: W-NwOTse than thatEP Mrs TnOIupSun: Good
HrHVensi-DbGtls II ~ TOOK: The Is. uu'aH ths
silly g1H has bceu Hyn on brltrref and ptne
Of us knOws Low 10 govt o0 again i"-lPunoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

A YoUNG lIoPEFUL. - with a hunting
pnltv swell sport suuu (Ighiing cgtrI: We'll, kesi
vou d'i SMOKE yet, suppose T. Regt: " No; bat II
ynu rayr any Jumping powder about yOu, PI take q
,nlll,-f Pinch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

declined insert your advertisement OF Hon Biters
year because then thought they might not be provocative OF
Of Temperance. but hnd they and very
medicine myself and wife having been greatly benefited
by take great pleasure In making them
REV. JOHN SEAMAN.
Rlitor Home Sentinel" Alton. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
Hcaro ano Rooms
Board and Room Wanted,

Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTRD in the COUNTRY by n
y rspeola man IN enr health viii pay odsraie rdce
aEd uitF 90 ght work IL heaiIh VIII sye rSrrea
Address HA KRIS, Tribune oElce.
BOARD wanted for lady, nurse aud child in
~ she country whore there ~ masaui,es ar ,sI.
tx AbOns 5lV Uor week. =. b0G l,z6a, n. X no,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
PREJUDICE KILLS.


MILTON. Del, Feb 10, 1890
Having B'ti5rs. the noted remedy debility
nrryOusness indig &C. hesitation sayl
indeed excellent meiclne, and recommend II
any a truly toms blt;ers.
Respectfully.
REV. MRS. ]. II. ELLGooD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
II
DEPOT QUARfERMAsrER's OFFicE,
corner Houston and Grsene-star \

n
Houston aud Greene-sfa, ,
NEW.YORK CITY. May TO- lSS0.D
SEALED PROPOSALS, tpIicaie subject to tho usual
conditions will be received ct ibis Office until o'clock
Thursday the 10th day OF June, 1880 at which time
aud they vii be opened IN the OF eadess fet
ron commencing July 1890 and ending June 1881
follows Fuel Forage and straw such Of said supplies as
may be required New. York City, Wlers Point and
pRv1d's Island, New-York arbor.
Proposals either Of the stores mentioned Tor
quantities less than the whole CURED will be received
The Government tho ght " reject any or AL pro
posals. .L--
preference will given to articles Of domestic prodao
ton. .
Blank proposals, AMI CIRCULARS stating the kind and est
mated required each place. and giving full In
Of bidding, conditions to te Oh
bidders and terms OF contract and payment viii be
furnished a ICaton TO this Office
knvel containing proposals should be marked: fr
signed. . -, - =.
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

The NEW SLERvE.-GranBy( frOm the cOun-
III. St aciiy partyl; But way DO thfy All show
tors OF their IN that ridiculous mRunrrG Face
tlous Youth: The fact Is LFBndna, fheT ala going
be Yaccinntcd AFTER snpperf"-lPuDeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
4 MEDICINE. NOT A DRINK.
NIGH AUTHORITY.

Hop Biers Ia not sense. alcoholic beverage or
LIQUOR he sn for except persons dosir-
oas OF obtaining medicinal blters GREEN Is. RAUM,
&. =. COmr internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON u. c.. Sept %. 1879
DEAR sIR Why you get certificate from Colonel w.
H. W o! Balimjrc showing how cured himself Of drunk
by help " Hop Btersi His is wonderful
well known ia Rochester, ~ " by sl the drink ng peo
pie He In this city Cincinnati, New Orleans
fact all the oouTtry no has spent
Of dollars for honestly believe his card
worth thousands OF dollars this city and
ia aOnc ami ho thousands Of sober by Undue
ing the of your Bitters IA. w.
PRE- CDlCE KILLS.
Eleven years daughter suffered on bed Of
misery Of several Of the best physicians
who gave her disease bGt
NH. ara she Is restored IN good
hr,h by Hop Bltters that had ppohrh ut two wears
briur it, earnestly hop" aud pray that else
wi lei their sick suffer Of prejudice
against good m'dicinc Hop Btters"fThe Parents
GOoi TGmplars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
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PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES.
ogncE on LIGHTHOUSE BoAE..

OfncR LIGHTHOUSE BoAna.
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. MAY 8, 1880. )
SEALED PROPOSALS will received this ofice until
~ o'clock MON DAY. the 24th day Of May. 1880
furnishing supplies for Lighthouses aud Light Vessels for
hscal year ending June 30 1881.
Tho supplies needed consist OF glass chmneys wicks OF
whiting and other cleaning material brushes
paints oils &C. nwarP, hardware carpenter ana gafden
tOOs bTOOma m0ps busters &c. and many other articles al
forms II BIDS which be Obt1 med on application 10 ts
office Lighthouse inspectosa AT No IL Pesberton-
are Boston Mass At Tompkinsvihe staten isand y
y ~. o. Box 4073 NewYUrk City)i and at No. 200 South
9Th st Philadelphia.
The gs reserved TO reject all bids and 20 waive
any detects JOHN nobIEho.
DEPOT ouARrfIN AsrEKs OFFICE Houston and Greene
NEW YORK CITY May Ia, $780,
PROPOSALS FOR TRUCKING GOVERN
MI r SrOkES-seaied PROPOSALS, IN tr'pltcais. ad:
Iho ersicned will rece e II this Office unit
od No. on IhtIscSg the iOih daE ~ June ioo !.
ich and place they W II tie opened the pies
the Trucking OF all Government stores
the city Of NewYek which NAV o. tlie duty of
July the Both OF June 1873 both days ncusirr.
Proposals may the price per load VI nve bar
Tes pork barrels hour loo pounds weight or 30
For any distance less any distance
coca ng one mile but not exceeding tH' miles. For
C1ceelnR miles, but not excestug thrse
mles Unehah mile Tor distance exceeding thToo
miles
The contractor will bs required perform the work any
upon Sundays when necessary without
ton allowance will be made Tor detention
delivery OF stores exceGt when caused by ~ oor Or
blanks fr prop sails may be ebtaiaed ihs ofkce.
The will be required ntD vrtt
with The United States with goo aud approved
uted The acceptance Of his tIopOsA
The states the night 70 reject any or all
proposals. $1,000. 49,, -. r, =, -
Depot Qnartsrsnaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT }
BuKGAU OF EA0RAvIso AND PkIsrIso. J
May ~ 1884
DpnDnc G Enp WIPE WOPK ANN OI

j
BUREAU EN0RAvIso PkIsTIso.
May AZ. ISaa.s
PROPOSALS FOR WIRE WORK AND OIL
4 OTH.-sealed proposals VIII BE- received
reau until IL ~ Tnesday May as 1880 for fur-
niShis square par.
tons 400 square tset ioss Of oil cloth
proposals. and any quality
nd funnshed q application.
The rlg and TO reject any AL
served
H. IRISH. Chief Of Burssa.
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
i TwINE. LETTER BALANcEs. AND MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS
Posr oFyJcx DErAxInxxr
WASHINGTON d O., May 20. 1bs0
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Depart
until the lit June 1850 l2
furnishing Wrapping Paper. Twtns Letter Balances and
Marking and Rating SsmBs, for The Ocuss
In the Unit Stes the hrst day q yay.
1850 =
proposals and kisa and e.
tmated quantities required and giving full instructions
OF bIdsng hy
ders will Oe furnished appcat the Blaak Agency,
=. o. Department, Washington, II. c.
d n. KEY.
Postmaster General.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-13
RAIL AND WATER WAYS

Progress of the Northern Pacific Beyond
the Election of st. Paul g.
Manitoba Officers-Going to Farm on the
Missouri-The Lake Superior Steamer
Winslow-New Orleans Exports The
Rosebud for Benton Saturday Evening
st. Paul River Notes.
General Manager Sargent has gone to Bis
marck and beyond to look over the Northern
Pacific extension. The iron was laid Monday
for seventy-one miles beyond the Missouri and
is going on at the rate of one and half miles
day.
MIR. .. 81. Northcote, who succeeds! Mr.. John
8. Bonds as one of the directors of the st. Paul
Manitoba road is the son of Sir Stafford
NorthcOte, late chancellor of the British ex-
chequer.
The st. Paul and Manitoba directors yester-
day reelected the present officers as follows
President, Geo. Stephen; Vice President, r..
b. Angus; General Manager, J. j. Hill; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Edward Sawyer.
The passenger depot of the St. 2. & NJ, c.,
st. z. d NJ. and N. P. roads will be located on
| Wacouta street to-day and be in good working
| order to- morrow.
Mr.. Chas. Smith, late post trader at Fort
Yates (Standing Rock, arranged yesterday al
the Northern Pacific offices for the Transports
tion of twenty mules and farming Implements
to Bismarck. Mr.. Smith has taken claim OF
GAG acres on the east side of the Missouri, op
posite Standing Rock, and intends to cultivate
| the soil and raise stock. MIR. Smith is the sor
of ex-Ald. Pascal Smith, of this city.
| Mr.. II. w. WadswOrth, contracting agent oil
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul has re-
signed his position and Mr.. O. M. Updlke
formerly with the Chicago, Burlington {
Quincy, has been appointed to it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-13
Once Again "PInafore.

Haverly's 'Big 40'' children are coming to.
morrow night, and we take pleasure in quoting
from our own columns what We have said OF
the little midgets, viz:
"The little midgets who have been singing
'Pinafore' at the Opera House for the past few
days are entitled to the credit of having at
tracted the largest audience that has ever
crowded the hall at a matinee. Every seat in
the auditorium was occupied, and men, women
and children thronged the aisles and stood
through the performance patiently. Little
Jennie Dunn took the part Of Ralph. and both
sang and acted in highly oreditable manner.
In the evening the house was again packed, and
the audience had truly mirthful time of it,
for all the performers were in the best of spir-
it's and voice. The applause they received was
sufficient testimonial of the satisfaction
which the entertainment gave. If the company
ever return to st. Paul it may be assured of a
hearty welcome"
Reserved seats for either Friday or Saturday
night or Saturday matinee can be had at the
box Office to- day after 8 Am. There will un.
dOubtedly be the usual rush aad demand fol
tickets. Go early to secure choice.