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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

Call on Simpson * SHeczCy of Bluc
Hill, Nch.. and get terms and prices
before hnyinc land o making a loan
on Your farm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

THURSDAY MAY II--2
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

Al persons indebted To- me either
ON note or book account. arc notified
Ia call n The office of Case NNr Ncnv
and ADJUST In" same in a satisfactory
manner nj an early date, and thus
avoid costs.
B st S,v'r CAREER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

a..,;nas until In the last hour
I.'N' much the best recovery OF the day.
,,fortunate however, that IT was mace upon
--ars sosne OF which were without the slightest
srsa,ion while others were exaggerated beyond
49, trnth. First it was reported that the war Oh
VIC ..,h,xastern railways was settled, and the ru
'De credited. although TO believe that diff
~ which has been breeding for over three years
- or will he settled in twenty-four bours petraVs
Iamentable ignorance of the causes that have led
=, the serious existing complications. which now
nave developed INTO what probably Will prove 10 10
,hs bitterest railroad war ever known IN America,
order of the Secretary of the Treasury to extend
che limit of amount Of weekly redemption OF called
bonds TO Sl0O0).000 instead OF $5,OOOOOO' and 10
srcude those embraced in the 10th call, due July
10 1883. in that weekly amount TO be paid with
,nterest TO date of maturity of call exaggerated
go a rumor that $4,000, 900 Of bonds was to be
,urchased IN the open market. There also was
rumor that the Department will loan the BANKS
$40 600 900 upon deposit OF Government
bonds and this rum0r was credited ae-
sn,te the fact that there is no authority
,v which the Secretary can transfer from the
Treasury vaults to the banks single dollar except
sn payment of the public debt or by warrants An
other rumor was that there will be shipment Oh
gold from Europe tomorrow. This NAV OF NAV
not be true, but. IL true, ~ VIII DC q AVAO0'' F
meut made for speculative effect and OF cons'ier-
able loss on tho transaction With all that oarch
of what were considered favor BILE items inc enec'
ON the stock market was not surprising rally De
eause of a fastening by of room traders 10 cow.
shorts, ana a closing which was OIL from the DeS'
frnres of the rally and at mat rally lower prices
than last evening the total result. nat may
ne the effect upon to-morrow's prices OF the dlS-
oo,,sry that there were so few grains OF truth IN
ths whole pack age of rumors remains TO DC seen
ona feature OF the market is worthy OF nouce Ii
.aens 70 be the daily policy to select some one OF
80 sroezs or special support to give tone TO tne
,boIs market On preceding days Union PacIhc ana
,h Northern Pacifics have stood like rocks against
che decline to-day Central and Hudson aud Deia-
rare Laekwanna and Western were notable for
shs rapiditv with which they recovered from each
decline and Central of New-Jersey showed some
t,.ngth in the late dealings on that Oft repeated
..ls about schemes by which it will be " taken out
NJ the receivers hand" The market closed feverlsh
and without indications of convaescence.
The market for Government bonds is dull and
-ather weak In tone the bids for the IS and Gigs
are Ia lower. Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

4. D.
1000 bales sseeuIOn and export Receipts zS,ogO
cause. November delivery 6ss4d: 6sssd. do No
yemosr ana HsSyes SO January ami Feb
Sss.d ac 5sa4d March Apn det' cry 1ose'G do
May and Ine delivery also 64d DO gae al" u-y
LvERrooL Nov 2i3u0 PIn-CotJon- tgturesMO R1 lands
airy delivery jos do. May aud June delivery
LIVERPOOL Nov 2i-3OO D. m-CottOn-rns safes Of the
cav included 800 AmerlcaL- - ~
,d, a n SHe clause November delivery S1s also
6ss.d do November and December delivery oe4d aIs1
do March April delivery. Cd aiso oa,e4i DO. Ann
do June Juy delivery Sod also ooec 10 July anu
AnEast o ssles Of the week were
900 Daesi American OoObaies sDecnators t9SS 49,
direct 70 spinnerA l5O bales: actual e4pot7' 10
amount Of Cotton ahoaL 2ssOUO bales American --'oVo
CHARLESTON Nov 2i-cotton quiet Miadnng los gts
AladRs Ioc Good ordinary 95e; net receipts 80
the Continent - bales TO Great BritIn, z20l oaies'
to Frlnce bales: $50. stock. O5go bates
weskNet receipts 257s Oaies sTo' tss sV onSs
5OO Dales; coastwise, 100 bales sales 100 gAS Toe
GALyEsi0N Noy 2-SotGn nm .rt rsceipts
.l55 bales groas 4l1' Oaies exports 10 10 ointment
Ia IS eoGstwse 206-baes Ll7ooaes stocA 9oA-l
WsekyNe, receipts s4i9 bales gross 81 54l e s4gt
s5Ro'- 10 10 am % eo1sawise s1sl bales
HoBLE SOW 2L-cottou quietl MiddnnS 9,;G' l0T
bais-. srOsa L9l7 bales exp1rts eoast"Ne' $500 '
sales. inOq hale, st0cB. 1884 DAes I, AN, hala.
Meekly-Net recelpts lI'lSl naieN gV'N wv N'
exports coastwse. 10 - bales; saes aO,O loc
SEw-OE nov. 24.-cOtUon It ae,i Aiou,inR ~
Low iddng Ol.c; Good Urdi AIRY s.ci net ieeo'P on
bAies, gOss lJ.5 bales exports " France, III.
tinent, cOtstwtse, tosffta' 20, 81
saes. 900 bales Last e. enng 4OOO OA4eS' sVo0@'
b4es ,..,... liz. tov
-AVAIxAB. Nov 24-,orton quiet hlahins l.r iS S.
Nddnng 9a,e: Ordinary &c. het tooS' ~ -,
bales. gross 5s42 Daes exports cosstSlss & bsis
10 Britain Daiss. 10 the tonhneh. 80 m
saies. 1910 bales. evening 400 Oaios S"o~'
w~exiy-Net receipts 33s37 bales; gross 800 pales
exports Britain. DOLL bairs 70 ne %
bs.es Contneat 1904 bales coAst"lsn A"T' pae'
sales. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

thus M Aen0 head for last week 81 900 head
conheneo through cars demand active and ces have sd
vanced eheS Good TO Choice 81 1895 So mostly
- zu Light workers. 80 sJuS6 l05 Good Butchers and Ne
dunn weights So A5 ds6 Heavy, So SO co. Fair
DO. s5 OnS6 40, Pigs. IS SnaSB
CHicAGo Now observation-disclosures % 900 head shipments
5svy mead market advance OF lUc Mixed
So 60as5 co.
CATTLE - Receipta, $500 head; slpmonts 5000 head;
marke! active and prices rme ExpOrs 50 l0dS 60 Good
70 toice epinR 81 20 so Common 10 Fair 81 OdSo 30;
butchers harry active and strong at 81 70 aS4 TO- Stockers
ana Feeders steady at : as4 35 Texans s. 1884 90
$50 hes shipments $40 head market
steady and farY active fully former prices Common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

Iosnos Nov 4-l2so mconsols ln2,s toT n money
& New YORK 1871 II Atlantic and Great western
trustees ceruncates 6 Illinois central
i4@a.; Pennsylvania Central 6oa Reading f0@ new,
York add Western 26s. Milwaukee and 81 fsui
common. los. -. -.
LONDON Nov. 2&-li30 m.-Paria advice' quote thros
per francs Is ceutmes for the account
Nov 244s0O pm--Bar siIver II quoted al Oh an
LONDON Nov 24-4:0O D m-Consos. 1925 tor money,
and 1921 for the cunt A lxntc ani Great Nesean
first mortgage trustees certificates ASS do second u
trustees certificates l6A; ERIE. E do, Sc OLu
soils es. NowYork central i31sG Illinois central ~
Pennsylvania Central. 6Dia; Newly York ontario anu Vs.
26L Reading. 25is. Milwaukee and ST. PAU eonn'''
1u3i2 - .-o,a
LONDON Now 24-i00 p. m'-The amouns Of oginSn gone
Into OF England balance TODAY u $500 ,bros
LONDON. Nov 2i-40p D. m-Paus advices quote 80
per 80 francs 40 centmes for the "0V"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO NOE ~. ALTA -Receips to-day I.bOJ head
total for thus far 100 head Tor last
week yGZ5 head consigned through 20 Of
bus want OF st0cK; iou.ing stronger.
SHEEP AND IAMBslieeeipt- to-day 4bDn head total for
tho week tnu- Tar. heai time last
mead; cousisded through ~ quiet and uneha od
Western Sheet. - 80 "a oO h0ico,
JJasi 50; Western LAMBS light TO Good % 1880 49,
aoGs-isccelpts today $500 head for the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

IryKRPoof. Nov 24-Bacon- Cumberland Cut oif rhor'
Rib So PORK Prlme Msss. ssJd: do aestern ~: Lara
prime oLUd Chesse- American ynoieo oOud Cotn
IA fnr MfIed old TurpsnEiao -plts. 3lEd Progsons-
lard 81 Ga per Tor America BrealstIhs SSv
sar "a dtei W-,l@ru Wheat SIO rsd Per GENITAL Tor al
ifona CnO Id Ion Rel Western SDrin. eOdds ~
ior lied Winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
Bnslrs5s Chances.

4 SUCCESSFUL manufacturing house, with
~ sales aggregating quarter 9 0nehah million dol
wish interest allst special part ef
or CO made to enaD.e them 10
iDera interest IL as uret
on money mercantile references oneroj
and req ired. ,,.x.,.r.. ,,-.,-.....
TOR SALE.-Ihe business of "A shirt factory
opposite once in POughSeepse with Otto gas enslne
Daya ing machines and nxtnres Apply 70 j. = ZEN
RIs, z53 Main-st, POughkeepse n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
The receipt, wheat pest three days $4,000 con-

The receipts wheat for past three days $4,000
tals. Including 242.U0O American
LONDON nov. 24-sDtrits Turpentins. 3aod Csicnrts
IInseed, 409d per quarter on &2l sfdxzl 10
per tun- Talo1 Az owy Refined Puoeun. 6'sdo
TED gall
Fine Pale American paid and II francs so confines sellers
WilcOrs Lard. 1853 francs 100 kuos
MANCHESTER Nov 24-1he market orl Fabrics IL
firms 80 inch 80 reed Gold shirtings 37i9 yards.
on o.. I'D 26inch 90 reed Printer 20 yards
h o.. 3il0l9di No. 40. Mule Twist Fair second quail
ity l0lsd
LONDON WOOL SALES
LONDON Nov. 24-At the sales TO-DAY $500 bales
disposed Of comprising Fort Phillip and sydney The
demand as better. aud prices easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
piuioeus Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROx:. 81 1
n the nal Of ali bonds that dsfs issnsd b. TO
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, seeured Dy rcl IN (
furnished che following railroads. nneer $500
10 ms wi be paid on and that date at the Offices OF P
MARTIN 4 CO.. No. "a Pine st., ew-York y. W. CI@AEh
a co. No. 80 South 5dst. Phi adeiphia o....-.,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

compared with the corresponding periods Of pre-
vious years:
For the week: 1890. 1891. lssZo,
Entered 81 the port. 81 095 sl521tns sL!gcs93
Thrown markets.. ).2l03OS l.ssAis5 L'o"eiS
Entered at the port. llss76es2 Ioslss1t l21e7ela2
Thrown GA marcel lOe6ig3O9 los co. 3S4 llO&4<osS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
ufrLr OF GRAIN N TIE UNITED STATES AM

GUNNY BAGGlNG-Moderately active unchanged
aAf ASD srRAwELow grades q day rather weak
steady; straw, without decided mage.
HoPs-Few really ueS features Ia Q been noticeable OF
tor with tho tone by means buoyant
LEA 81 he the IS coa,Iera0e activity in
ply an ts IL haTV aa rv T TeS 3e SSs
thou % genera good assortment adordn good op5otuni
there TAR trade DONG sight decline N prices aad
s'oek' ale sn- Ihors sides 75 10 'a sa anI
$50 10 tho Continent ana 4s TO various destinations
HEALOck SoN-AcIl
Sasnos ATc,A jI!t,ra!s Com. ILL.,
Light. III ~ ~ q 81 ~ 81
.........-.......-23 a5e q a25 2S5g4ii9
Poor Damaged Al. <inds- 2Gl9
TANNED
Light Backs 80 aa55 LgltUrop-.....-..s2 es9
Mode Mode si ss do1;vS9 as sGs crop 1
CALCUTTA BggSAL9 ,o,-a,o
METALs-Of steel Rails 1900 have sold so at
mills is is the price now gaote b. al the Eastern mas
both scotch ana American No American. <%o 20 z!
an Ga ana weak at ~ "a for Straits
quiet Leaa 500 to The extent OF 800 tons sGam1a
1GGS5 sey :. sold to the extent of $50 bbs
" am ana ao5d at 'se ~ steamers the Lone Star
Tss - HUDSON are due 10 day-wth about
1000 tgse er Foreign qaat ana unclaimed
Resins - S@i spi1ts luTpeAtLAs DC .,,, q, rom,
ras ala IIVekfO l. steam ~ o bales Cotton At
I'D 0s,.A: JOJ Flour As, 1904 ieks no. at
- 9d elUs pkgs. Batter cheese At rs o.
as - r. Pro islJns % ISIS. I'd 90 Ikgs
teayy and Management foods at Dos 0zZs Cd and os@
A L I.4,s steam, s., Grain NJ ID
NEMCAsrLE, steam 800 tos aeasarrnent 'oois ~ rs
ga a neuce N..WCA5ILE. Z.sOO bDis. Petroleum
Il is w BIIs roll 10 SACKS Flour al zOs GLis
I'd, 800 bb.s. do at s. u rs vd Lou pAgS es'J 1uu
Measurement Iss. 81 QoCs and 20.
6a a sOsI l4OOJ bush. Gram ID. LONDON,
steam. 800 bbis Fieur at 2s Sd as. 4t0O
FOar ~ Dos @S7s Cd 1000 Dusa;
qnotei 7s<d. 900 Heavy ana Measurement
quoted 37S od. zUs. Gs0s blAsoOH'
steam. 6.JOO -Four s027s 100 bbls do - S
rs ODOkes aSOU pkgH esuI EN- NJ
Goods los 2Ss 900 isions, rs "a a"1s 90
HAF 81 am /. lUv SACKS flIr p 700 per Nv
lbs 2OJ tons teayy anil Aeasd e1ent 6ods ~ So ps,
lbs an soaSIO ,TW EXP steam 'OO
bales Id S5O0 Flour IT'S. 5000 pkgs
Heavy and deAsu enent OOods -Ss aJJs and 2Os 5Js
hDTlEA.DAd, SLOAN, advancement anu anhFg
SIS ID At A "a BU gtG, steam LOO pAgs
MeasafenlrnI Heavy Goods 20 niarAs.
with Coal, Tar and Pltel philadelphia
&g76 49,. W GLLIA0TON AND AUCKLAND. American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
GEORGE II POTTS. WILLIAM p. DISsMORE,
Pres't NATL Park Bank Presdsns Adams Express Co.
New-l Ork. ..-..--
ALEX T VANN EsT edward T. BROWNING.
A T. Van Nest 4 Co. w. c. Browning & Co.,
10 Ch9mbers-st 0O2 Broadway.
JOHN L. NACAULAY. -
Mscaulay x Coz JOHN D. KINNEY,
10 Exchal ge place. Gemp, hinney SO.
JAMES TALCOTr I0I LAST l'th-st
ralcOtt & Co.
los Franklin st. JOHN ROSS,
JAMES NJ. V-,RNUM. Retired ~ WeSs 5fth-sL
Varuun & Harrison,
no BROAD say. JOHN 7. BLAIR.
Hon. DAVID A. WELLS. Capitalist y afstoWn' " J.
Norwich, Conn. 'AMO, ROGElts
ROWLAND y. HAZARD, secretary is BrOad"ay.
Caswell Ha,art < co. WILLIAM D. SNOW.
Ogg broadway Blair, Rudd.
Joseph r Low 100 Broadway.
Low Hartman & Co. GEORGE :. SEQ T.
IS WOrth-stl ,. -cott g Co,
GEORGE ;. HART. - - - a Br9ad-sI
George :. Hart & CO., CHARLES X. EAH -Els
IS Pearl st Philadelphia. Penn
ELIAS LEWIS JR JESSE HOYT.
Presia.nL lrooSIvu RANK Grain Elevators.
BrOOklJJ y. ~ oAfediFsI
ROWLAND y. HAZARD. President.
ALEX. I. VAN NEST e-PresideRt.
AMOS R0GERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
n ROOM with generous table and attendance In private
family al No. 3-o West 4otisL heiefeHes On
cha ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

I,ENTRAL, convenient and very desirable
fnrished rooms 81 West 34th ST. eight doors ives CT
6th,aye with or wlthout board Reference request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAl

II COMPANY.-The coupons maturing December l. ~ Y,
Oh the consolidated Bonds this vii rs
paid that dsGe the office OF tie MercaItls
Trust Co.. 40 Broadway, New.h ork city. -.
Z. EATTERLEE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

NEw.YoRK, CHICAGO AND Il. LOUIS RAILWAY Co
ITO BRoADwAY. NEw-loKK. nov. -. loe2.
COUPONS maturing December / from first
~ mortgage per bonds of tAs company Will be paid
" VIZ b. g. MITCHELL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms TO let, with
Il or without board references required. 22s Yves
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
KAvANAGH's AUCTIONS
TWELVE FINE RESIDENCE LOTS AT

TWELVE FINE RESIDENCE LUIS AL
i AUCTION.-The property of the ISIS
tiers of the GOOD Shepherd to be offered at
public sale. j will sell on the premises,
corner Wikin aud McBoal streets, on
Tuesday, July %, commencing at 10 O'Clock
q. in, ~ lots, comprising the entire
property. in this section Of the city, belong
ing TO the ''Sisters of the Good Shepher -
and embracing some of the many beautiful
residence sites for which our city is justly
celebrated. A view Of the Mississippi valley,
miles in extent, is one of the many attractions
while the convenience to the business portion
of the city, (beiDg but ten minutes walk from
the Merchants hotel makes it at once desirable
for immediate improvement, either as home
or as q speculation; the grounds have been well
taken care of, covered with fine lawn grass
and rolled to perfect level. This property
will be positively sold to the highest bidder
On the day above mentioned, and parties in
search of beautiful building site will do well
to attend the sale. The improvements con-
sist of one large three story stone building,
of about twenty rooms, admirably lald out
and suitable for large genteel boarding
house or hotel, while the frame building, also
hree-story structure with basement, will
readily rent at good price, having ample ac-
commodations with slight changes) for four
families. Terms liberal and made known on
day Of sale. Plats of the property can be
seen at my office. No 80 East Third street.
2. T. KAVANAGH,
lS3 Autioneer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
The Laplander,S Friend.

The Laplander's sledge has no run
ners, but, like himself, it is covered with
reindeer skin, and is in shape something
like canoe. Harnessed to this sledge
the reindeer starts off with almost the
rapidity of the steam engine, going fif-
teen or twenty miles an hour. Therein
deer is not only the Laplander's horse,
but bis COW, and during the time that ii
gives milk he is freezing large quantities
Of it, to be used when no more is OBJ.
tanned. Then he breaks off piece,
warns it, and has again good article
of milk. The deer is also his food, large
herds of them being kept in some parts
of the country. From Its skin the Lap.
lander makes the roof of his house, his
bed, his shoes and stockings, his
clothes, and cords and strings for his
bow. Without this animal the Lap
lander would be in deplorable condit.
ion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
AnOACRES OF CHOICE WASHINGTON
HUI COUNTY LAND AT AUCTION

-
In the towns OF Alton and Denmark. l will
sell at auction on the grounds, Monday. July
10, 1882, the following tracts of land, being
part of the estate of. the late John Il. Irvine,
Esq, as follows. to-wit: At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, in the town Of Alton, the I'M
divided one-haf of north half OF southwest
quarter, section IA I 2e, Il 20, 40 acres. In
divided one-half of southwest quarter of
southwest quarter. section Ia, T 2S, 20, 20
acres. Undivided one-half of lot z, section ID,
I %, Il 20, Tx acres. At 2 O'Clock IN the
afternoon, near The residence Of Mr.. August
Oleson, northeast quarter, southwest quarter
section "a, T 2S, 20, 40 acres: seutn half,
northeast quarter section 3, I 2S, K 20, SO
acres, Lots, section 9, T %, r 20, so 1 acres.
Lot 6, section 2, T 2S, L 90, 63.7 acres. Lot
Z, section 2, 7 2S, r 20, 673S acres. The
property in question is admirably located, be-
ing but a few hours drive from st. Paul and
Saltwater, where ample demand exists to pur-
chase all farm and dairy produce. Terms:
One quarter cash, or good bankable note pay
able January /, 1888, with Interest at per
cent. and the balance in one, two and three
years with interest at s per cent. per annum.
+. T. Kavanagh, aucticneer 1S3 81
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
Outside Notes.

Joe Brooks has returned from Europe.
Minnie Maddern playes in Indianapolis this
week.
Nina Boucicault persists in studying for the
stage.
Vim. Horace Liugard sailed for Europe
June 49,
Louisa Balfe has been engaged for Colville's
"Taken from Life"
Emma Abbott will be supported next season
by strong company.
Miss Helen Dungeon has become engaged by
D'Oyley Carte for next season.
Charles Hawthorne will play the light come
dy with Mary Anderson next season.
Besides "Divorce," Mile Aimee will be seen
in "Lille," and ole Grande Cosimer."
Gus Williams is looked upon as tone of the
finest" comedians. His new play is go.
Miss Emma Juchis to sing in England next
autumn, but will return to America by Christ
mas.
Mrs. E. Alice Osgood is spending portion
of the summer with friends at Garden City,
MINI.
The report that John Mccullough had sew
cred his connection with w. n. Conner, is
denied.
Wilmot Eyre, brother Of Gerald Eyre, will
play Walter Lee, the artist, in "Taken from
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02

A COTTAGE ANDFOURL LOTS IN WAR
IA rem 81 WINSLOW'S ADDITION AT
AUCTION.-I Will sell on the premises on
Saturday July s, at o'clock m, lots 10.
IL, &c and q in block nine, Warren 81 Wins
lows addition, fronting on OtsegO and Ri
vo]i streets, and in the immediate vicinity of
the st. Paul Foundry, Iron and Carwheel
works. The fact that Lafayette avenue
crossing is now bridged in manner that
mak-s all property in this vicinity more ac-
cess::ble and desirable, whilst the safety of the
traveller from passing trains is forever guar
anteed, adds greatly to values in above addi-
ton. Each lot is 50xf25; the house, almost
new, has six rooms, good cellar and cistern,
and IN very good neghborhood Terms
easy. 2. L. KAVANAGH,
1S3-1S4 Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

business PERSONAL-Drs. &V.V.
ID Darlington combine magnetism and cleo
tricity with medicinal agencies. Chronic
cases solicited, Mrs. Darlington making fe-
male weaknesses speciality. They are also
authors OF domestic medical book, Seems
of Knowledge" which has become very popu-
lar in this city aud elsewhere. No. 424 Wa.
bashaw street. 1854
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.
before judge Treat.

Louis Greiser ct al. VS.. Charles McGrath
receiver. Exceptions to masters rulings
overrulcd.
Reuben Tomlinson, administrator, etc., vs..
The Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway
company. Verdict for plaintiff in 81 500 with
interest.
Russell q Co. VS.. Rock Lezee, ct al. Yer
dict for plaintiff in $675, with interest.
Chauncy Hardin ct al. VS.. Ezra Ferguson ct
al. Verdict for plaintiff in S545 with interest
Before Judge Nelson.l
Leman Bartlett ct al. VS.. James A. Smith
On trial.
at the adjournment of court for the day
the petit jurors in attendance we're discharged
until 10 a. a., Thursday the 9TH inst.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
District Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
before Judge Brill.


Before Judge Brill
Samuel G. Sloan VS.. G. L. Becker. Contin
ued.
E. A. G. Hatch VS.. Thomas Coddington, Ell
al. Heard and taken under advisement.
G. 8. Rohrer VS.. NJ. Bruggeman. Con.
tipued.
Henry P. Stone. ct al. VS.. Lewis l.. May
Order to show cause discharged.
j. A. Burgess VS.. John I. Burgess. Heard
and granted.
The City of st. Paul, ct al. VS.. John Butler
ct al. Defendants to serve u brief within @
week. Submitted by plaintiff.
German-American Hail Insurance company
VS. F. j. Schriber. Heard and taken under
Amusement
Beaupre, Keogh & Co. VS.. Robinson & Alex.
ander, defendants, and Maggie F. Burke, gar
nishee, Mr. Comfort, appears for defendant
garnishee and claimants. Referred to Brim-
hall to take disclosure.
Beaupre, Keogh & Co. vs.. Robinson & Alex
ander, defendants, and o. II: Comfort, gar
nishee. Same order. Two causes.
Beaupre, Keogh & Co. VS.. Robinson & Alex.
ander, defendants, and Mrs. H. A. Smith, gar
nishee. Same order.
Mary E. Roach vs. Jas. r. Roach. Heard
and granted.
Amelia o. Iglehart VS.. John Ryan. Con
tinued
Henry J. G. Croswell VS.. Chas. NJ. Ditman
Continued.