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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-28

| BANKRUPT STOCK of any class of goods
ID wanted. Address lock box 1862, Fargo,
ID. T. 1913
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LOST AND FOUND.

GRAYED-A dark red COW, with bell at
~ tached to her. Finder will be rewarded
by returning her to lis Woodward avenue.
239-41Y
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ENOR RENT-House partly furnished; large
IL yard; stable; good location for boarding
and sub-lettiug rooms. Call at No. q Spruce
street. 239.4O
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EOk RENT-From September 1, story
Il aud half cottage, seven rooms, with
woodshed, cellar and cistern; large yard, well
shaded between Maria and Bates avenues, on
Fourth street. Apply 372 Robert st. 235*
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IF YOU WANT-To buy or sell all kinds
i of second hand clothing go TO Levy's
second hand clothing store. Remember the
place, SIS East Seventh street. 1921
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. %, 1882.
All persons interested in the assessments
for the grading of Jackson street from Pearl
street to Arch street, and the partial grading
of Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, in Ran
dall's addition 10 ST. Paul,
WILL TAKE NOTICE.
that on the 23d day of August, 1889, did receive
warrant from the City Comptroller of the
City Of st. Paul, for the collection OF the
above named assessments.
The nature OF this warrant is, that If you
fall to pay the assessment within
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-28

WILL loan upon or buy Life ms. Policies
w L. P. Van Norman, $50 Jackson. l
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 26, 1882.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

VTTANTED- BY lady position as copy
w ist, Address D., Globe Office. 2S9 As
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NTANTED-A neat, strong German girl
w desires q situation as second girl. In
telligence Office, SIC st. Peter street 234-240
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

WANTED-A boy 16 or II years old to
w learn the uphOlstering trade. Stees
Bros. 1881
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DERSONAL- Information wanted of Henry
Il Clock, formerly of "a" Co., Second U.
S. Cavalry, reported to have lived in st. Paul
about 1850, and any word concerning him
will be gratefully appreciated. Address A.
V. Teeple, st. Paul, MINI. 1924
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All of Block liz, on both sides OF Seventh
street, just south Hills Addition-this side
Post Siding. 1t contains twenty -four lots, TO
be very valuable in the near future.
The Seventh street front in this direction Is
nearly all sold.
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MONDAY, Nov, PIP. NJ.

MONDAY Nov. PIP. NJ.
There was no lack of activity or of wide and in-
teresting fluctuations in the stock speculation to-
day. Rumors also were in abundant supply. some
of which contained sufficient grains of salt to save
them from being absolutely false while others were
the pure inventions of the speculative geni The
market, as o rule, opened lower than Saturdays
closing figures and early transactions were
made at still further declines rally
quickly followed a renewalof rumors of settlements
of the Western railroad war, and that was followed
by decline to the lowest figures of the day. Sub
sequenty the market was feverish and unsettled
till within the last hour of business, when sharp
advance was established upon the positive sta g.
ment that it had been agreed to declare truce for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

thirty days between the four powerful eo,,...,-
companies. restore rates tomorrow and 10 ma;n...
them firmly for the thirty days pending naoo..'
lions and arbitration on the disputed noass
This report has for its foundation tba -
that President Keep, OF tho Chicago and No,n.
western Company, has made 10 the other comn.a,.-
proposition covering the terms mentioned. ana -
is understood that Vice President Woodswo,th -
the Milwaukee and St. Paul Company. has. for ~
company, signifed its willingness TO do souetb;..l
like what is proposed Secretary Folgers report.S
resignation and the probabilities as to the amonnJ
Of 3l2 per cent bonds which will be presented p,1.
tho Treasury offer to redeem $4,000. 600 Of -
specified numbers at 101 1900 were not factor, T..
the situation to-day. Whatever may result r.
the propositions of President Keep it IA bsvon5
question that sooner or later the present diaieus.
between the Western companies will be so harno-
nized as to Justify the term settemon.
as applicable to. the situation; but the ean.es
which led TO the present serious war cannot Ia "a.
moved and they will remain to threaten nevr,n-
ture whenever the traffic IS light The true tror-
BILE lies in the over building OF branches into each
others territory aud some Of them are to be tate,.
up. The total recorded transactions Of the day'
amount to TBS, 300 shares, Of which amount for
stocks contributed 81, 100 shares-st. PAM
151, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
03, 500; Union Pacific, 7l.700; and Western
Union, g., 800. Except for the coal stocks tbs
market closed with prices at about the hgbexs
figures of the day.
Government bonds were quiet and except for TIA
81 the quotations were weak the 3s sold at lO2a
1Ol 7s, and closed 1913 bid-an advance of & Ths
bids for the IS were Il lower, and for the As and
lqs were ls lower. Annexed are the closing quota
tOns
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CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAY FRANCIsco, Monday. Nov. ~. 1852.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
TOMBSTONE. ARR, Nov. 27.-The Copper Queen
smelterS reduced 736 tons Of ore last week, which
averaged 13 per cent copper.
The Copper Prince Company is litigatlng the Cop
per Queen for portion of the mine of the latter
company. An Injunction was granted the Copper
Prince Saturday to prevent The Copper queen from
working 800 feet of It's mine until December H.
Bullion valued at S95,95s 80 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Nov. 27-r. N.

MONDAY. Nov. 27-r. NJ.
Tho mining stock markets to-day were ra.ncr
steadier and in few instances prices were hisnoI'
But the general features are unchanged
rUE HIyIyY v1Eq
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Allulug

4 NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"A Nine LeadyIlle, col.
900 UOn shares $40 per share
A. W. GILL, president J. 5. 4OCkNOOD. secretary
once 81 Broadway, New-Gork.
LOCUISTITA. Sierra Grande and all other
- unlisted mining STOCKS bought an sold Close quotations
daily. W. BRENlON WELLlN6' 90 BioldNay.
COUTH SILVER KING MINING co.
special meeting q the cKholders Of the SOUTH sih
Treasurer Daniel r. uOAG, 40. % Waist. ON Satuiddy
November Is, loS2 al o'clock m when important DuSi
JOIN d. MCKENZIE,
Vice. President
JAMES p FOSTER Secretary.
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Doar0 an0 Rooms
East SIGs.

East SGs.
ADVERTISEMENT FOE IT, NEW,
XoEE TERyN Will B r,o EECET CdrDe At b dE
Grstsf SOs west irweny,thrl.st. corner Eighthavc.
N9 " corner st y' al the ARKEM 6FFcE
Nos 100 and 230{ r33ys corner ice T,ts.
twenty-hth:st, up u ; p M, ~ resultl olee .S'
A SELECT family hotel, the Hotel Wander
n bnt Lexngonave and 42dst new h9gse new fur
niture elevator. low rates. CHARLES LELAND Si"ha8e''
4 PRIVATE family viii rent large hand
week. 4lo LeSInstonayo near 42l-st.
PLEASANT, sunny. furnished room, with
"A all convenences. ~ LeHinetonaye corner 3lstst
A TRUNKS removed, 70 cents apiece.
7G West 30th-st and ~ last l4th.st.
A LARGE, sunny room, with good surround
~ ings let with Oh without board Inquire at oI Last
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, with elem, we'll
Sdaye elevated station. 22l East l25th ST.
EURNlSHED ROOMS-Eiegant, sunny out
L side rooms. suite for the winter No SOB 6th.aye
East 25TH-ST. -Pleasant well furnished
He'd back raror and adjoining hall room to rent with
boardi references
100 EAST 29TH-ST.- Handsomely, fur
breakfast II desired private family references
0V9 EAST 15rH-ST.-,A nicely furnished Iis1d 4,
. 10 let to single gentleman with privilege oil
gas and batn private family references
West Side.
A LADY having a large and ELEGANTLY. fur
~ ulshcd house plumbing. &C. IN perfect order VIII rent
scou ad third with private Ibe 10 party or parties
d.srR elegant comfortable aitmentS tabe ana al
tendance very best; uncNCcpQnabe re cIenccS must Do
furnished For full particulars CAL at 43 West 3othst
An ENTIRE second floor newly furnished,
table Reasonable to desirable PARTIES 81 West artist
4 DESIRABLE suit OF furnished rooms with
~ dressing and bath adjoining TO let without board
al 80 Vest IOth-st; also single rooms
INENTRAL convenient and very desirable
- furnished rooms II West 3itst eight doors west OF
btl.ave with without board Reference required
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let with
4 OF without board references required 225 west
52dst
DERSONS IN Ill HEALTH can have SUI
perior care and accommodation in private family. Ad.
dressiIEALTH, Tribune Uptown ONCE l233 Broadway
STH-AVE., 307.-Ele gant apartments; par
- lor door, with private table. References.
slO WEST - rII-ST, near 5th-ave.-A hand
81 some pair connecting suitable for gentleman
and wife who good table and comfortable nome III
quiet family.
onn WEST ATHEIST, I'd house west of
W. Nicely furnished large with board
family small house and location hrstcldss.
1At WEST 25TII-S I.-Large handsomely
III furnished front hot and cold water Tor gent
aud wife. OF TWO gents reasonable rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
Dantml Ara0tme5.

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, NO. 63l shave
Classes for children will com hence OctODer IL
Glasses for gentlemen will commence OctoDer IL.
private lessons-Sec circular FOR terms Nc
Dodworhs new viii be published IN low days
At STANDARD HALL, Lag Br0adWay.@o
~ The finest dancing room in New. York MIR Uh uAI.
MOS classes meet daily, AMI Monday and THURSDAY even
iugS
ALEX. MACGREGORS ~
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING liz 0th-aye
Private ana class lessons every day. see circularA
4 + MIR. TRENOR'S, Broadway and 3Zd-st'
"A lessons morning afternoon aud evening daily.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing,
No 57S ith.aVe. ATHEIST, opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses viii recOmucnce Monday October IT, 1857 LII
gagement at Newport n. L.. closes OctlOefL
T. s. send postage stamp for circular.
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,oNMOUTH BATTLE MONUMENT.
Gopartnership Notices.

NEw.YoRK Nov. %, 1882 "a
U,HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
1 acOparnership under he and style Of SCHoTT
iOT the Transaction of general Brokerage
ness stocks Bonds, Co. with branch house In Phadel
phia under the came name
Z. NJ. SCHOTr, JR Wallst
THOS. q. KNIGHT, SO South Sdst, Phila.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
OLADIEs, Potstow, PennThrty second Annual Session
opens sep. 49, 1881. On Philadelphia and Heading H. IT, 40
miles from Phi adc pia with thfOug from New Ofk
by Bound Brook route Home comforts, parental discipline
and thorough work elegant buungs and all cOnvenences
large grounds and location vel known for beauty aud health
For catalogues address GEO. u. BUTLER A. IL. Prin
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Nfru publications.
, TTRACTlvE NEW BOOKs-JUsT OUT.

TTRACTlVE NEW BOOKS-JUST OUT
a STRUGGLE FOR A uNG-Apew move novel by Bertha Bertha
81 90 - Also editions Of Thrown On the MSG
Shadow" DC, BY the same popular author
x,rAsrRy FOR MEA-URE.-A new emotional novel.
depict ng various phases Of love and reno 10y Mary
Stanley Beautifully printed ana DouHu iIice - w.
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coaTts Wife "a Terrible secret &c 81 3d.
THE COMIC LARA collection Of the best thing; , ever
written by The Funny NJ m OF The New ORR Dauy Ihea'
With humorous illustrations. 81 3D.
RANK RoBBERs-An absorbing work by the IA
nous detective, Allan Pinkerion Illustrated. 81 o.
@. W. cARLEToN & CO., Publishers
Madison square, New-4ork.
A GENUINE MUSICAL SUCCESS IS
N "MINsTREL SONGS OLD AND NEW"
sdhss ike Old Folks at Home is he only Collection
''H''' 'u' a GRIND s HOLIDAY ATTRAlcTIoN ..,,
sis Broadway, New York
nON. THURL0W WEED wrote to friend,
Il after reading Mrs. MARTHA j. LAMBS
"HIsToRY OF n. Y CITY,: .
Oft as hope you have read Mrs Lambs book am quite
take OF rich intellectual banquet II speak waIIny
interest fingered upon every chapter PAGE ana tarasRh
with constantly neyes s I9 op a. S fG Te &
beyond promise revealing the relations that existed be-
during history valuable IN ne eaDOr
nnb men under the Onai provincial stale confederate
Federal Govcrnmen$ IT, repeat you have read this
peie without and ought TO be placed in every school dis
frct library IN the STATE such DOOA 10 an od New Yorker
FoT rices aud fa description address the publishers
A. s. BARNES & CO.,
III and l1s William. st., New.York.
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Goruoratlon Notices.

NOTlCE.-Pr0pOsals for Estimates for re-
~ pairing Pier and bukhead at foot OF 2Jds 10 r., will
received the department OF Docks aud llB Duane
at nONDAY De- ember t. 1882. OF ~ o'clock NJ. For
full city Record; copies for sale at No
City uall.,
NOTICE.-PropOsals for Estimates for repair
~ buikhead and platform at foot Of l3Othst. ~ RI
will bs received by the Department Of DoeKs III and
Duane until mon DAY December !, 1882 at AZ O'clock
NJ For full nation the city Record copies for sale
ayNo. Guy usIL
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WAsHINGTON. y.
Established 1874.
Observation-Disclosures b. HAYS, VI.

tendeut-JOhN b. HAY VI D.,
RI OPENS SEPT. J. 49, 81,
Boarding School OF the highest grade whose lll
end sc1upulously followed mould at an carry ago
ihe intellect OF youth by science the viii ~ oDs1en
The feelings regiOn separate - these ulre gIi
requisites instruction discipline religion While ht's lor
every profession =, 1900. .,... 80. ,,Vo. nm tbo
1T Sixth Avenue Elevated %
l5jtlst Carriages are always in watng or 9y umey n''
ncaton superintendent meets the arrival 81 nY IRAN
healthy pigeon An eninence 60
handing the delightful sccneryOr more attractive %
found along tho f3rln'1 banks Oh Il0
Hudson Tia buildings unusually h0melKe ,.at.,
forty acres 81 land attached 70 H. shalei
teIsccted by oak groves a1ordn5 ample space io PA'
French. German and spanish Spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Malson.avc and f4thst. fits for the school 0i Mines
Stevens Institute Sheffield &C, and technical professions
Classics Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. , ..
COLIN. late Engineer Corps L. ;. NJ and professor ~
Naval Academy
Z University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
L near 42dst liGth year, Primary, Commercial and
Classical Departments. H. NJ. Hobby VII Ahh Principals
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For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladles-CltY.
NEISS GRINNELL, SO East 55t-st., will re-
WI open her English French German Boarding and
Day school for Young Ladies and Children oct COhegl
ate Elective of study Supcoracues Tor Art
Music 'oDlcls eptr5 mats tlt Olis nlllersictel
H.l WEST 3STH-ST.-Nliss Arabela ketch-
classes young ladies and children, with Ger
Kinder garten attached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
nON. THURLOW WEED wrote to a friend,
L 4 after reading Mrs. MARTHA J. LAMBS
"HISTORY OF n. Y. CITY,:
Ill and lIS VIII

Now READY
KNITTING AND CROCHET
an indispensable manual Of
CHRISTMAS WORK FOR HOLIDAY SURPRISES.
NEW PATTERNS WITH MANY ILLUSTRATIONS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 50. PAMPHLET FORM.
Sixty Pages Plain Practical Directions for making
large variety Of Usefa and Ornamental Articles. Fancy
Stitches &C., with venient Index.
PRICE &c. sent by mail receipt Of pnce. Address
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
=. The four preceding the same subjects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

Total bush. 524SOU 4l4O0O 3522 lO20l5 $1,000 69is'
The following were the receipts and shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
fsecelpJs shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

The total movements OF flour ana grain at th'
principal points for The week ended November 20
1852, and since January l, for the years 1901
ana 1882, were as follows:
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lustrnciioN.


For Boys and Young Men-city.
A GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACkAKD >
n BUSINESS COLLEGE IS now, az tie Imlt IS neaiW
fun No better place in the world o solo INST Ia az e
branches place where students VINO nay
.cn good surroundings are more ccItah ~
ce Al home irs class school in every particular INutu
g mean or cheap aboutit = =. PACKARD SO br"ad"ay
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Priyate tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. 40 w 45th.st
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, PENMAN-
ID SHIP-Phyate lessons dag evening; no classes S'
reor advantages offered u young men Wishing 10
thorough business education. " HlIMAE - COC'ilNN
ROOMS No 1873 broadway, Rooms 81 ana %.
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English ana
Z classical 81 East 15th-st, re0pc1S september -
Thorough preparation FOR college or business For ccufS
&c. address hev j.. l.. III HNETI' Principal
1 II. MORSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL No. ~ West 36thst
III W. LYON'S. r,.,rrr,,-r,
M IA ST TWEEN I.SICONp--T. OF Broadway
49, Tvcufyscyenth year
Receives all and prepares for co ege or business
The Only dOWn.tOwn boyF schO0 centrally Otacl rooms
aulOu same foot light high ceIed am well yrnuaicd'
Specaltes helliug its work ADVISORY committee ii,
l1ay quarterly written examlnatons Sp5 Ing ladder ,md
Annual Report. AZ Putuams ana HandophS ana
tAe Principals residence g." LeSiuSton1Ve
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Gelp manleo.


MESSENGER or HALL-BOY.-By an in
WI telgent coloIed man. % years. IS strictly temper
ate ana furnish unquestonabe testimonials Call
address W. NHIILOW, 1874 " esL Goth st.
WANTED.-A paper box maker-One quail
led to take charge Of small establishment prinei.
THOMAS GILBEAT. Columbus, Georgia
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
NOVEMBER 81. 1882.

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
For Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS VI. A. CLARK'S
vi French and English school for Young Ladies and
Children, l07 East 35tst pubic school meihol3 employed
MISS j. f. WREAKS, 80 East 77th-st.,
VA French and English Boarding and Dav School for
Young Ladies ana Children, will commence sept n Care
ul training thorough instruction In department.
kindergarten Class commences oct 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

| NURSE.-By n young Protestant girl to tPke
~ charge OF grown children small child willing
and Obng. Can be at her present moyers No. 81
/ .lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
Art Schools-City.

Rrt 0cuOJIS-CICY.
BEAUTIFUL Christmas Presents made in
I'D LimOgne Decoration qatcL ted at very slight cost
appiCd TO china wood. plush, DC. ih ap IL
cat on l. sy pleasant and quickly learned pupis wO
hbtcd n u adv8ntagcousY disposed OF. Circulars
mailed C. :. SAMUEL & CO., AZ West 2Jd st.
4 ESSONS in oil painting, flowers. landscape,
plush silk decoration. and careful instruction In
wing ,udies from nature TO rent. West l4thst
~
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
w after Monday oct. I6 in PRAYING OIL and WATEk
COLOR PAINTING. STILL LIFE, FLOWERS ana LAND
SCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO No. 10 MADISON AVENUE.
References
Mr. d. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WI Liam HART,Mr.JAME S
N. UAllT, Mr. a i. BELLOWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

GENMSTRESS.-A iirst-cass German seam
- stress would Ike few customers Can do all
kinds sewing. cutting and ntng Address L. OF East
l4th.st., Advertisement Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

Actual Sales Closing
VIM. = shares
@ O'pr IrQ't lIowtFinall BID Askdl sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

Chicago Mur'Hes Chicago. Mnwksa
Flour mn. 2lI4 1886 3444O 26Zj3
Wheat. BUSH. 639l9 2Jq52 lO6,070 26H
SoTH' p pn.n So -953YY Sos 1896 loo
49, m" 9O39 l4jD 3293 1000
BARLEY BUSH 1883 46645 1883 l662s
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-05-26
PATENTS

The following is the list of Patents
issued from United States Patent Office,
for the week ending May 8. 1882:
Lamp Extinguisher--W. ii. Baldwin, Chicago.
Railway Car-Isaac Blumenthal. Chicago,
Bobbin Winding Attachment for Sewing Machines
-G. A Brady, Chicago. easerggS
Alarm Clock-I n. Buck, Elgin.
Neck Scarf-C. III. Crassette, Chicago
Bed Lounge-Fred Fischbeck, Chicago.
Limb Rest for Railway Travelers-F NJ. Gregg.
Ottawa.
Hog Ring-Homer G. HILL Clinton.
Machine for making Wire-Barb Fences-A. NJ.
and B. Munson, Lee.
Die for making Horse Shoes-G. Dunning, Chi
cag0.
Electric Arc Lamp--C. j. Van Depole, Chicago.
Ehunting Devis for Electric Lights-Sam,.
Combined Electric Motor and Generator-Same.
Stalk Cutter-John @. Ad ms, N arsei1les. q
Gate Hinge-Marion y. Barrow, Barrow.
Pocket Door Fastening Arthur Belding CHI Ica-
go.
Chicago.
Railroad Spike-Howard Greer Chicago -
Car Coupling-Leslie Long, Subette. q
Wheel CultfvafoR-A. Messersmith, Munster.
Portable oven for Gas and Napor Stoyes-J. 4.
Harrow-P. B. Parcell Ashmore- n
Dnst Collector--Jenathan Mills. Chicago.
Dressing aogs-J. 8. Snithson. same.
: Board and Wire Fence-N. Cheney. Paramount. 9
Bailing Pleas zJ- A. Wagner Quincy.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-05-26
ARRESTS.

A very important arrest was made last
night by the police by which two burglars
were placed behind the bars of the city ar
imory without working any of the houses
in either this city or Davenp s
Two young men have been in this city
and Davenport for the past two or three
days who have been watched by the police
authorities of both places, Last night
their place of abode was searched in Dav-
enport, when perfect eutfit of burglar
tools was discovered The young men
had left but telephone message to this
city soon caused the police fierce to be on
the alert for the suspected individuals
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-05-26

ME Gilchrist, have been taken to the
United States Court on q motion of the de-
fendant. Il viii be remembered that John
Wendt lost his life in the accident which
befel the little steamer last fall. z
The Gooch ice cream freezer Is sold BY
ID. W. Spencer. They always give salts
faction.
All kinds of Mineral Water kept in fresh
supply at McCabe s Wheaton's. t
Fresh arrival of gossamer waterproof
coats, at % at the United States Clothing
Go. s, $3.50 80 81 l,.va IS
ID. Schmidt has moved his jewelry store
across the street to the store room former
ly occupied by P. w. King, p. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sutliff desire TO re.
turn their thanks to friends for acts of
kindness during the recent illness and
death OF. their little child. sse 4,saas
a The work of setting up the old Holly
machinery in the new water works build
ing still goes on. 1t is expected that the
work win be completed early in June.
ri The monthly meeting of the Literary So
ciety of the First Methodist church viii be
held this evening at the residence of ]. D.
Taylor, No eo4 Nineteenth street.
The work of tearing up dangerous and
dilapidated sidewalks throughout the city
still goes on. This will prevent damage
suits fer injuries sustained by such a
cause, TE# $50 Esss9a gE# 8ET3 Ds8sB