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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
A Bad showing by the st. Louis ,De-ao-
Gratis.

sT. LOUIS, April 6.-The majority Tor the
Republican candidates on the city ticket e,ect-
ed yesterday, other than the mayor, range
from 1895 for N c. Hudson, collector to
S,547 for Henry Flood, president of board of
public improvements. The majority for
Ewing for mayor stands 1926. The majority
for Rel ,uhlican members of the council range
from 1922 to 5,424. or the twenty eight
members of the honse delegates, one
from each ward, the Republicans elect nine
teen and the Democrats seven, by majoFities
ranging from 25 to 947. The vote was light
in all parts of the city, being $4,000 less than
the registered vote, the falling off heing main
iy and very largely on the Democratic side
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
TDe Pere wis Standard

One of our patrons here had a log
roll over one of his feet, and was unable
in consequence, TO walk the distance of a
rod, for the last two months. About two
weeks ago, he observed a notice in the
Standard, and sent to W. H. Chapman's
Drug Store, West De Pere, to purchase a
bottle He applied it to his foot and in
two hours he was able to walk across the
street; in two days the pain had entirel,
disappeared. The foregoing are strictly
John vergeldt, and he will at any time
certify ~ the above.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.
ST. PAUL, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1881.

SENATOR SHERMAN has placed himself
on record as being of the opinion that
a motion to go into executive session for
the purpose of transacting the business
for which the Senate was called together,
is revolutionary. To fair minded man
it looks as if resistance to such motion
savored of revolution. Such revolution
as the Democrats are now engaged in has
the hearty approval of nine-tenths of the
people of the country
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07

PRESIDENT GARFIELD is evidently dis
gusted with the course of his party as
socrates in the Senate in delaying action
on the nominations before them, and con-
tinues to send in fresh nominations daily.
A few pointed hints of this sort have thus
far gone unheeded. 1t may become ne
cessary for the President to administer
kick that will compel the revolutionary
Mahonians to attend to the duty for
which they were called together.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.]
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
The State vs. Swan Anderson; larceny.
Held and committed in default of $3.50.
The State vs.. Peter Gammelle; same. Con-
tinued until to-day.
The City VS.. C. Keiser, A. Stevens and Har-
rison Leary; drunkenness. Fines of IS paid
The City VS.. Peter Hagherger, A. Peterson
and C. Lundhall; drunk and disorderly. Fines
of SO paid.
The City VS.. John McGraw and E. johnson
and VIM. Barnes; drunkenness. Committed
for five days each.
he City VS.. Hattie Mcbride; keeping house
of i'll fame. Fine of $50 paid.
The City VS.. G. Barth; drunk and disorderly.
Committed for ten DAYS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
RILEY'S TRIAL.
LOOKING FOR BOTTOM ASSASSINA-
TION FACTS.

All the Old Bitterness Between the Local
Factions Revived and Intensified by the
ton TO Prove Riley's Visit at the Time of
the Assassination And Also that He Re-
turned to Wisconsin With Large Sum
of MOney-A Scaly Lot of Witnesses, as
Shown by the Cross Examination of the
Defense.
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MINNESOTA Farther.
Extra Edition-a5, voo Uoples-Doubl,

Extra 700 Copies-Double Size.
The April edition of the Minnesota Farmer
vii appear about the 18th inst. 1t will be
louble size, and the edition printed will be
$1,000 certified copies. 1t will contain valua-
BILE matter relating to Minnesota, and several
of the fourishIng cities within her border. 1t
will be a valuable paper to send abroad, and is
offered at 10 cents a copy. Advertisers will
find 1t valuable medium. Address II. E..
Newton, Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
Tfif. OURTS.
Supreme Court.

Court met at 9:30, the full bench present.
No. 59-The st lie of Minnesota, respondent,
VS.. John ]. Ring, appellant. Motion to strike
from the calendar argued and submitted.
No SD. X. McDermott, respondent, VS..
Joseph Thomas, appellant. Judgment af-
iirmed.
No 103-Eunice C. Barnum ct al, appellants,
VS.. Alfred CruseIl, ct al. respondents. Struck
from the calendar
No 9-George s. Smith, appellant, vs.. A.
E. johnson, respondent. Appeal dismissed.
No. u and 73-The County OF Washington.
State of Minnesota, respondents, VS.. the
German American Bank of st. Paul, appel
liant. Argued and submitted.
No. TO. h. Comfort, respondent VS.. S..
Setback, appellant. Dismissed by consent of
parties
Calvin e. Brown, of Minneapolis, late of
Canada, and S. B. Bartlett, Lake City, were
admitted to practice, upon certificates. In the
case of the first named, who has not perfected
his naturalization, it was found necessary to
change the usual court certificate by omit g
the words "United States and State of Mime
sota," and substituting in their place the
words ''naturalzed cit GEN."
Adjourned to $3.50 this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07

For stylish rig at reasonable rates 90 to
Buzsu's, III Twelfth street,
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Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.l
In the matter of the guardianship of Sven
Johan Morten; application for order to va
cate order appointing guardian. On hearing
In the matter of the guardianship of Fred
E. Fish, minor. Account examined and al
lowed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07
District Court.
Before Judge Simons.]
COURT CASE

Johanna Nash VS.. The st. Paul Savings
bank; action to settle bill. Tried and submit
ted
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07

l reside at Stevens Point; am clerk of the
Mansion house; saw John Riley at the house
on the night of August &c last; he came about
3 or 10 O clock and left before got up in the
forenoon; Riley came and wanted to stay
over night; he took a roll OF
money out of his inside vest pocket
and counted it; there was $3.50 or $3.50 in it;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-07

DcbtCI ucAG tlluc. INO, OIL
MISS NELL MoNAHAN.
Reside at Stevens Point, Wis; have lived
there one and half years; lived there in
August last; saw Riley there the fore part of
August; he said he had just come from Wau-
uu; he said he was going to Green Bay;
got letter from him there; he Was looking
or his wife; he stayed at my house two
nights; saw him three weeks after; he was
uying the property where | live; he said he
au just came from Minnesota, that his broth
- had given him $500 to buy a saloon, but he
vas gong to buy house; ne pawned revol-
'tI with me when he came from Waupun; /
ave him 81 on it.
Defehse objected to the admission of evidence
showing that Riley had no money when he
eturned. Objection Overruled and evidence
admitted.
Witness resumed: About a month after
Yards he came and redeemed the revolver,
cling me he had bought house; that his
orother in Minnesota had given him $500 to
Guy saloon, but he had bought house
With it.
Cross Examined-I keep house; have hired
girl named Clara Cross; have been married to
Joseph Monahan; don't know where he is;
first talked of this matter to Detective Wood;
came here with a man named Hatch, an
officer from La Crosse; it Was
in the latter part of August
when Riley in company of Moffet came to see
about buying the property; have been in Jail
at Oshkosh and Green Bay; had man arrested
at Fond du Lac for an attempt.to commit a
rape on me.
L. D, GILES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
G.lnnlions tOanlc0-- females.

Ag-NN EDlSU SER|ANTS.-Au clpaci-
= 4. u,. l-.t,ia... best references. u,i. anl f.i'
t.f. Ii+ s'rIr landed inr general tlia
,,,. u.fu r .nI ftlri bands tfr, ui tIar. ti..f.
Df.ihI .trIp l5J last -Hth-st. Nc.hoik. tl Atlantic
ave. iir.t,.it
-FIE~T-CLASS foreign and domestic
"A 4 frf,af- of A kIi's flr J o. Coutfi Hf 800 H 3.
ttuiNi.Ir rIlf'f MAI $50 HhAt, o' - .rt --'ist.
ftf.l,u.., atl'tf in''-ur.,cl
Protestant SERVANTS 81 tEAu.
~ 800 L.uI. of rHi. ClH..f frl ."r f f, 'ttia1
ia'. oi.r u.eiu iir' ior tiiy or ''-nirt lp rlir
.aor.tI asaH.. 80 tlr large, "irrtabI,nel tt1f
I-tANi home ECHEAU. ls7 J;4 lyo, i1tsti AJIs,
above in.l.ti
4 BRIGHT GIRL for auJ kind of work; Is
- hrf't. crin and active. nnAlHts io ran fui have
astrr5 h1H. o % colut. su4l Wages Aa- i.t MAiti,
-i- htl itr. near D. tlHt
NHAAlBEkAlAlD and WAifRESS.-- a
- Dcuuau tIut...f 900 r ..ttAHiu Ani well ire
onrldc o.nprf-ntl p either I.ett thabcnuHd or
vfirtHts ul4.i .fIHI. a anuul children No. So oh
ave- between go t0h ga s.s
NuAMBEBN OEk. lIOUSlWOHK. WAIT
~ INDor 81 i,i~ Nc.i,y America. .ut rt. .lani gids
Cor lrd GpIAtfy moderate ~ thn il.Olto
4ANI uOML ~ itAAJ. 10 Gtl-ayo.. lO0yn ihr,'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
LEGISLfTITE WOPK.

IRON TIE REGULAR coEEf,r'>"r>r OF TN Ti'H 81
ALBANY, June 20.-ln the Senate to-day the
Railway Coiuuia.1n,rs Dbl. Of thc iI'p'nrn Comuiticc
was made special order lor Wednesday, morning
IT, the Assembly Mr AnIicws suhuittei a rc.oilf ou
for The final adjournment Of tue Legislature luo-
day next.
In the senate Nj Forster introduced a bin TO amend
the act relating to life aud health Insurance companies
and their agcnt II atsrs thr rate Of valuation made
by the superintendent Of Insurance from y toJs per
cent The BIN amending the act relating 10 proof Of FOR
ucr conviction I'a.s,d.
A veto mossaee was submitted ny Tie Governor. dis
approving the act 70 authorize Tho tirrmcnt ~ teach
the public schools 81 Nel ork and brooklyn aud
states at gth The grounds Of his objection and adds
AZ all events no harm result from post ponfnont
Of the qu stou for an0hcrycIr II more mature con.d
GRAFTON OF the subject raN apprOvo % s "Isr poll d.
measure can then b- perfected nnd enacted Win SUCH
Safeguards moro deliberate irmiluu thhll +iic
gcst Once created. thr pension ~ stcm Will Win diff
Guilty be restrincd, n 10 could eve be- abolished IT % ~
20 be ordained and csab ah0ud DC by the enact
iucnt OF "a careful ana well naturcd law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

TIFF Grand REPUBLIC BADLY DAMAGED.
..,.,.,,r ny v.t,,, .,D TIDY Is TIE TicT EIN 81.
',,.,.,.r ,,.rn r,,r ,DrlprI-rrr TRIP To
AID SWUNG INTO Ii'H 90. i'i'
pocK,wAY hBANBoNrD-TuE OTHIR BoAI ~
,,.pr
49,. ,.,-- st---,,,, =, .1,o
collision occurred ycStoToAV az !l''n 49,
East River OPPOSITE 4I'1n ltIi!' o" w. S,aad
SuIeVh s,'aTt Wi'.' H. '"-d P.nni vas SD
h3atE injured i"d sue ''t'" i." lgr Lo.t W.
20 h"chdWaN. -" 49, va s.d IN br
Inyu'ou' i.' r ,yi,I aud it'd. A
cue tn'n'it Not ,''.j ., I'M, st.r.. ~ tlc
W2icr-hoal' we Nl'l''| E'' ,ei.l. i,,,...,.1 Tho
Grand EePhhc ami was HiitNiE ",,' '-l' ~
trrand Ecuhi. slhIt" ii"H i.' W.. .L, 49,,
at haf-paSt O'Clock, aud was A,'p 10 I"t |
usual landing 81 JrNcil "tt.l' bl"'n'' ''' ,i'
lighter eoi M per way Jul iH' 'i'" anu .,-t .,.r
her 10 stop. b'i"S s"- ~" D' ti..,I ,.'..,.
a2aln the ih" ""1 u.c Hl' ii,' ,,i.r, .t pi'r
over AGAINST tl' -'N"- ,'i' .,rL l'.,t
N3 - lay 'i' H...'u,' H." a.. Irirl ir-
HE two We" is ''i,n ,''-''t. .. ,..l ,f.-
pnhlic stfihiht 'h' N"'l'u WI" H. j., ,..,t .r
wheel, hh c.Ii'~ ava, u PRIV" '~'.,,, ..r
ran: ilef own W. i"h va ~ ,..s DIM
hr"kch' any V'' !i'" 81 -,,i p.,,l,f,. llf.r die
crash the va. ar-boat Oi";'n WAS s''1-" ana S'.''
Enoris W.T." made 70 "iC' 10 t'l l,, ....i
Of each othnr. and as the Grand L. p1l' vas 4't
toward The brooklyn store II ,'r l.."1 T., ~.
officers that she could hot rr it'h o." 400 N'"'
When the steamer lay at jewel s. p 'h', j. 'JIs
who came on board "tIr IN. 'l'"i 70 '.' UT
ami went ashore a-'i.' i' r''' ~ ~
slowly 10 IIcr 40" ana th," ~ ',' i''' ~
IWcnty-'eC"hd Ni;''t ''' '', ''''' ' r t,,,
PAIRS. when VIZ Wol' ~ 'IIaolt3 ~ G,r rn,r,.t
INC PASSENGER ,H'f ."N Ir3 Ib. Hd,lnh v,.ut
where they h"l CON ",""',, 49,. , , 49, I'M, ,c
on her regular cvcmns ZIP. ~ tu' 'in vi '.' H..
Cltent t"crr "''t u'"'te 80 l'I, ~ .'''i ,i.
Grand hepDp'c, >'. , ~ Co. ,l ,',e,'t lrt mann,
were ignorant OF what had happened al" 10 p""''
occurred 4;..fh.c..,d p.,,1rc
J@hn 4 Itt.,' 'nc . ~ ~ ,i, i ,a.,
made light ol ne ac' '''h' Hi'.' N .'", 10. s ;ii
To lnf OIillu lt-.Ih'iA va 'i''''''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Gelp ulultN

AINTKlI~IMENTS FOR THE NENs;
y l..L INIII ~ WILL m kENiiNip j ~ ~
IIIYn s. lIIIff-. No. l2., BfoIGNay. corner lAA9'
f...t Jos Wcf INrl.y ih.rf.i. 'oiarf fl-i. 80
., . t.t TnuIfrrnfi 80. conner tuos .1f. t,,-s
... COMM Inrft tt.tI 80. al the liAhifN Nts...a,
N.s ..UI aUl 800 Ilud ave, toficf 'lf h-''aAe' -
tst... DOB. .i.. up to g. a., al regular olce Al,A
NRtN\ D.-tNpciienccd salesman iDl ,
~ ,.. tr hIu0I hous'. one "lo en9 CON ,i', % m
,l... t.r iI l.t. DRUGGISTS sud srcr1 ani liquor
Sow. CO.,. .uI iuFlNd ~'atta. 40 otirr Nr' -fif
itrnau,ut situation 90 NifrA 80 aif.
''''' ST. io,k Box 025. Cneanaii ono.
NNANTED.-Job printer who - aiso gnu
w rompo.itof nt IAno, Once. hnsleN ooi, y ---,
ENANTED.-rwo respectable lads an0sn rst t
v..tsn ag. Ia . hardware -iufo AtlIut- N.,9ts
e,ccs In handy r!tlng OF applicant BOX A<4' Fo'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
ElSEElLL MOTIFS

Rain prevented the game Of baseball at
Phnndephla yesterday between The metropolitan and
Athletic Clubs.
The Troy club defeated the Buffalo cluh at rlay az
Troy by a score Of Gto2 Base hits Troy. ~ Buda.o,
orrOn. Troy, ; buffalo, q.
closely contested game Of baseball was played al
Providence yesterday between The Providence and Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
STORE BLOWN UP WITH GIANT PoBDER.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-A dispatch from
Shasta CAL says that the OF DR. COning ut Con
ueVthe WINS blown WITH giant powder 2 O'clock this
morning. Tho buhdiag. stock and outhouscs woro
totally wrecked. Dr COnklng who sept lu the build
thg. WA taken from the ruins IA o critical condition
onnlnf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
nclI Gc.aic to Grthau9c.

'g'D EXCHANGE for Improved citv property,
Aa-it.-. ,' . ,iii,...,r... ',.,,'.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Alnrbl. nnA Glnlc nlnn!sls.

WOOD AND SLATE NANILNS.-l'hc most
W varied aul cl4p.or stp.A pf huc lHfuUtt
hibiuoa. .. a. STEWART IS 90 ~ Wost -1lsI- Nen.
lViL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Giluatiors tDdnttG--femnIts.

III 80 80 ~ 49,
COOK.-A thorough competent cook. make,
~ .fhint int ,ood reference end uorol-ly sober; WI
81, aye a by stS e. cay Oh country inquire " H. - s
C00K.-By n Grst-class cook who under
- stand 81, knis OF French ami Ar'r.c4n .fes $50
far} best refoFoncca Address 500 Est 3lu.si. ne.r
(oOkHr,l'y a iirst-class family. cool, would
o. o. country excellent rciea'o $50 West gl-ta ~
NOOK.-By frst-class Protestant PhiladI-
y rh., woman o. .na1. private family Apply i,r 80
days 20 Us Fast 3ethst private Stable.
COOK.-By an English Protestant yon6c
r,..auca. tiN.est litast
COoK.-ry a respectable Young woman:
- thoroughly understand ali kinds ~ cp'Na. 'r lakng;
ny % or month "i. Doc ouGd reliable best city e,eleacG
COOK, &c.--}y a GOOD cook bread baker.
- Hah'raHd roncrt Wiling auf obs nne anf pot a'-.i
2la Us, ''-. baae,a adare aai aato siaao- oSt
COOK, &c.--By young o frt-clas, family
' 5'. 51 -l % 'f .i ff., " &, w., ao Il
(OoK. &c.-By thorough good cooks; meats,
r,9dy al tsi rpoisl 3Tr nom e' ','gpa'g,
,,..5yc '''''' '''
COOK and LAUNDgESs.--By a ro,prci1bIo
"los ia an rHr, I'n' coos and iannir'-' Y.'1s
GwDH, WASH. RDN.-By Gc,rsn halD: ;or
n'nh 49, ntAr ~ Hah.r foi.'n l.a.. l,.s. i.,.'s
GOOK, WASTE" OF HlONER.-Bya German
h....r p.' 5. i'*e' iasaaa or cerisa -
(Wok WASHER and IHoNEe-Byayoms
N"on.a. '... ,t''l'ry cos r.t..,.,r. D.. l.,,iIlu2
tIE,i-'LlSI CoLOBED SERVANTS
A'...' D.. 4.' tn' .-i'." fn li any rapar-, Boz o.v
r- cafI q. tay.. JANE, a. EaI,6S. s.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

| NOOK.-A thorough competent cook mqkol
y soups drs-er sic0shc, ois; willing % a-'si WIN
" 'i.t in' eo,i reference end moro1-ly solffi vi
oHr in a Respects. ciy OF country. Inquire f1g x. ~
| tfa ave-. near 18TH a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

(DOK.-By m English Irot0 Iflnt y0n0e
~ first clss iu a u.s. branches; unrHcep fafs
r'...frt.s 81 vest iith-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

EOOK.-By n Grst-class cook who UNDER
- stand on knls oi French and Arcrlrlu a..tt. .f',
hHhne and landing game, aui SOUPS - oh hirit al. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Two SrEluEol7s ~ c0LLIsION

TIE Grand REPUBLIC BADLY DAMAGED.
CAUGHT by WIND AID Tirr ~ THE FAST HNtE
AND SWUNG INTO TIE AprlpW TIE TRIP To
RocKAwAY ABANDoSrD-TuE oTHER BoAI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

E0Ok-lly a irst-cass family cool, would
- a.f on waehine. do fhc mole 81 50 sniln i,r
ct az country excellent rcioi,Iccs so el Jl-ta. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
grooHan propcrln for Sale an> % Get

Z OW PRICED LOTS, 5000 EACH up, IN
f,ti i.uur,. In~ tirt ~ IY..fFu. i.r singh. ur
b.. pi.,,' INLAND WUlTtNG. l-i >lt.Aus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

August l. The opening Of the Intercolsona h
vsy IN 1875 extended the salmons sphere OF
The chief demand naturally II for the New NJ has
ket and the Reistigouche salmon almost peIorv siIen
had time understand the calamity thht nnS Trton
him, finds himself extended on marine sao ottord
Market while Fish Commissioner Eugene ". Dr. .tr ~
recites his obituary for the edifcaon ana S t Mr.
visitors. Among other matters Oh ,,o,oho
Blackford states that the fact that the Ironn
River which furnishes the chief supply oi s' io,,
for this market is probably the most famous si t
river on the Atlantic Ia due TO the fsh Col
eoner OF Canada who every year STOCKS te ~.
from 600 600 TO O. 900 young fry Bnt the att,
tion of visitors interested In the opening OF te N.u
season will be attracted to the magulnocne
fish Themselves. with their silvery sc"er, ~,
they lie in rows and banks on Tue Inai ~
tables looking conscious 81 their superiority, 70 VIC
vulgar Goldfish and the gaudy mackerel arOuhu ~
A curious difference is noticeable in the heads OF the
male and female fish. Here Ia thirty ponder WIZ
huge mouth and cruel hooked Jaws presenting ccIla
an open untenance but one suggesting the Carte -
fierce and truculcnt pirate OF the water ratncr I id
humor or good nature This the male. but by ms nlu
ia the female with plump and cOmely face sn,I a
amiable appearance Moreover, the head OF the MAJ MAJ
fish is long and fat and where the BRAIN sn"d Az
be- no bumps" appear but fiat surface ailhoS u ,o
precision, while distinct protubcrhlcc y Az The
over the bullying cerehrum OF the rnhe nru -
weight OF these fish, of which nearly low pouu 80
on exhibition Friday varies from niiech 70 49, ~, q
Mounds and hy the middle OF June. when the rt'n
at it's height Mr. BackfOrd will receive ABOUT WV
daily " hich quickly disposed OF cDlcHy w LII
The price Friday was about thirty cents hhn ="
probably be lower, salmon promise 10 De houIuah'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
nrp.RTI,PE OF MADAME GERsTER

The Gcrnanic Of the White Star Line, was crowded
early yesterday morning with passengers accom-
nanied by many friends who were on hand To see
The steamer depart. Nine GerStcr and Dr. Gardini,
her husband. arrived about an hour before the
steamer left the pier, The ,prima donna was con;
cone 10 bid her farewell. She talked with them in
rapid succession, in French; German ltalian and
drseriutlons, so that the dining tables were over
loaded. OF these Nine. Gcrstcr received her full
share. With her husband she remained almost
constantly on deck, exchanging pleasant farcwcls
with all She was dressed in plain travelling
costume of light brown shade Wit. hat to match.
To TRIBr NJ reporter she said After landing in
Iiyerpool we expect to 20 directly TO my home i'll
Bologna Italy. hope to return TO America late III
the fall"
As the steamer backed out into the river rush
ras made Inv Tho ~ who remained behind for the
end OF the pier where many kerchicfs and
hats were waved TO Mime. Gcrs,cr. who from
her prominent position on the deck returned the Ia
yors y iii her own handkercLc and with a smiling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
WILL o. join II, SWIFT.

The will of John III. Swift was filed yesterday in
The Surrogate ONCE. 1t contains IIIne Gus bcquc, Is
TO The relatives friends and rvautS of the te>atOr,
which amount to about half million of dollars,
and also the following requests for charitable pur-
poses: To Bishop Henry Is. Whlppe $1,000
10 st. Paups Protestant Episcopal Church
at Waterloo. n. w.. 5000 for the pur,,
pose of founding a parish school to ST. Paurs School
NJ Concord " H. $4,000 TO found for the benefit Of
ITS students scholarship in Hobart College, New
York; to Hobart Cole $4,000 for various spcci-
fed pnrposes to the Guardians of the Sisterhood
of the HOLY Communion of New-iOrk City $4,000,
and TO several other institutions of the Protestant
Episcopal Church 81 900 each. Mr.. Swift also be-
oneaths n fund Of Sj4 900 for the endowment OF
one or more missions among the Indians. Henry Is.
Whipple, A. Cleveland Coke, frcd' rick ID. Hunting
ton Henry A. Nicely. Daniel ;. Tuttle and George
also bequeaths $4,000 to 81 Lukes HoSpital OF
this city, for the endowment of two beds. Barthol-
aud Charles ii. Colin are named as executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
OPENING or THE SALMON SEASON.

As the first of June has arrived, salmon of
experience In the ReistigOuche River New Brunswick.
Keep their weather eyes carefully open for intrusive
NETS Buf "a the average salmon is an active fish, and
the nets are frequent and Arranged with careful aten-
ton the sanOns habits. his wisdom proves no hach
Tor the cunning OF the fishermen. Nearly 2,OOO,OOO
pounds and usty salmon lifted wrigghng and
sclucnt from ts river year between june and