Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-17
CITY GLoBULEs.
The city contractors will be paid their esti-
mates to-day, amounting to about $4,000.

LIE Guy CONTRACTORS Will De palu tnelr eStl
mates to-day, amounting to about $4,000.
I The committee on property, of the board o.
education, will hold meeting at 5 p. m. to-
day.
No: steamer went out yesterday TO the
corner OF Gennesee and Buffalo streets and
pumped out the cistern.
The market sheds have begun to move
around from Cedar street to the vacant grounds
north of the market house.
Willie Jones, a boy nine years of age, an in.
mate OF the Protestant Orphans Home, fell in
the river Thursday afternoon and was
drowned.
The st. Paul real estate syndicate was
organized yesterday by the election of Ansel
Oppenheim, president; Charles A. Moore, wee
president; William Dawson, treasurer, and w.
D. Cornish, secretary.
A New Serial Story, by Marion Harland, the
well and popular authoress, entitled
"a Good Fellow" begins in the August Num-
Der of FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE,
written expressly for it's pages.
Mr.. L. B. Smith purchased yesterday of
Dickerman and Easton the property on the
corner of Robert and Fourth occupied by q
two story stone block used for saloon and
hotel. The lot is so feet on Robert by 100 on
Fourth street. Price paid $4,000.
Mr.. Maurice Lyons, OF the wholesale firm
of Perkins, Lyons & Co., has just purchased
one of the finest bred horses from the famous
blue grass region of Kentucky. He is little
modest in stating the sum paid for the animal,
but it is well mp in the three figures.
A deed was filed in the Office of register of
deeds yesterday from II. E. Thompson and
Alex NJ. Schumacher, conveying an undivided
one-half of lots 4, 5 and 6, block 10, of Whit
ney q Smiths addition, the same being on the
corner of Fifth and Rosabel streets. The con-
sideration was $4,000.
Upon the ARA ignment yesterday morning
of j. Keller and Joseph Cincemus, arrested
Thursday charged with the forgery of check
for $25-as reported in the GLOBE yesterday
the latter was discharged. while the hearing
as to Keller was continued to Monday next,
the 10Th, on account of the illness of the &C.
cused.
Y. M. c. A., 800 Wabashaw street. Young
mems meeting this evening at so'clock. Ser.
vices on Sunday as follows: Devotional meet.
ing at $50, led by Mr.. e. Sephton. Young
mems Bible study at $50 p. M, taught by Mr..
A. Nash. Gospel meeting and song service at
4 p. m, led by the secretary. Singing by the
choir. All are cordially invited.
Should the weather prove pleasant White
Bear lake will be the Mecca towards which
thousands will turn their steps tomorrow.
One of the features of interest at the lake will
be sculling race of five miles for $50 side
between George L. Clifford, of Ontario, and
pnha M01o Nf al fSa1 nxrvsll
be called at p. m. and the starting point will
be Immediately in front of the Williams house.
Articles of incorporation of the Eagle
Mining company, with headquarters at St.
Paul, were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday. The incorporators are F. Beebe and
Geo. E. Huey, Minneapolis; j. A. Conlee,
Colorado; and j. M. Gilman and Chas. Eaton,
st. Paul. The capital stock is 81, 000, 900. and
the object Of the incorporation is to work
gold and silver mines in Colorado and other
states and territories.
About noon yesterday quite crowd OF pee-
pie was collected on the corner of Seventh and
Wabashaw streets, who expressed their sym
patty with a very respectfully dressed lady
from the country who was weeping over the
loss of her little four year-old boy that she had
lost while the procession was passing. The
child had been gone about two hours and had
not been reported at police headquarters. 1t
was subsequently found, however, and restored
to his mother.
Some of the boys at the Rice school build
ing are behaving very badly, and have broken
with stones a good many windows in that
building. Mr.. Joseph Oppenheim took setps
yesterday to have complaint made against
them, and to have them arrested. He was
finally induced to delay proceedings to zee if
such step could not be avoided. If stopis
not Immediately put to these lawless proceed
ings some OF these boys will be landed in the
State Reform school or the county Jail.