St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30

portant transfers, numbering into the
thousands. After New Years an in
creased activity is confidently predicted
by those on the inside, and who are
rather more anxious to buy than sell.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
The "Y's" will receive with Mrs. W.
S. Woodbridge,a at 81 East Third street,
on New Years day from to 10 p. m.
Following are the hist of ladies who Will
assist: From 4 to 6-Mrs. DIR. Stricken,
Mrs. n. f. Hugo, Mrs. Judge jacques,
Mrs. E. A. Dean, Mrs. j. A. Bede, Mrs.
William Close, Miss Margaret Taylor,
Miss FlOy Palmer, Miss Stell Stearns,
Miss Effie White, Miss Louise McKen-
zie. Miss Hattie Smith, Miss Bertha
Miller, Miss Bella Foote, Miss Grace
Woodside, Miss Mamie Shannon.
Miss Katie Long, Miss Ala
From 6 to S-Miss Garlic Simonds,
Miss Bessie Laythe, Miss Anna Scovill,
Miss Edith Scovill, Miss Flora Loudon,
Miss Allie W hite, Miss Annie Hicken,
Miss Jessie Tyler, Miss Lulu Richard
son. Miss Iona A. Geggie, Miss Christie
Williams, Miss Mary Odds, Miss l.. V.
Weber. Miss K. r. Davis. Miss James,
Miss COrnelia Field. Miss Fannie Bur
bank. Miss ADbie Adsit, Mrs. George e.
Parker. Mrs. John M. Palmer. Mrs.
Alice II. Birch, Mrs. w. b. Hurlbut,
Mrs. /. M. Allison, Mrs. Walter Marvin.
From to 10-Mrs. r. ii. Harris, Mrs. J.
j. LIE FOurneau, Mrs. A. III. HOlgate,
Mrs. J. j. Higgins, Mrs. A. p. Cook,
Mrs. E. d. McElroy. Mrs. G. FL. Clague,
Mrs. w. w. Mcmillan, Mrs. DR.. Pills
burg. NJ rs. NJ. g. FriZzell, Miss Anna
NJ. Clements. Miss Fannie Holden, Miss
Louise Noyes, Miss Florence BOwsen,
Misses Hattie and Lizzie Emerson,
Misses Dora and Jennie Cornell, Miss
Louise f. HolIister, Miss F. Florence A.
Coffin, Miss Grace Maxwell.
Clan Stewart. Duluth'S Scottish So
ciety, met Wednesday evening and
elected Simon Clark, chief; John Stew
art, tourist; r. Mackenzie, chaplain;
G. Fl. Gordon, secretary; w. A. Cant,
financial secretary; James Dingwell.
treasurer; ID. ID. Mcintosh, senior bench
man; Murdoch Mackenzie, junior
henchman; Alex Steele, senechal;
Charles MacLean, warden; Alex Mac
Rea. sentinel; DIR. Stewart. physician;
William Mclean, piper: Angus Mac
farlane, John Stewart and A. X. CHS
holm, trustees. The installation will
take place the second Thursday of the
new year.
A pleasant leap year party was given
in the dining room of the Hotel st.
Louis last evening by young ladies of
Duluth. Among those in attendance
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Macmillan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopes, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkes., Misses Cullyford, Good
ale. Arthur, Goodwin, Taylor, SellwOod,
Holden. Nicol, Leland, Bowen, Emer-
son, Sutherland, Boya, Rosster; Messrs.
Morgan, Hartman, Cullyford, Penny,
McAufiffe, Wright, Mosier, Mattocks,
Waiting, Smith, johnson, Eldridge and
Coffin.
Local Assembly No. 1889, Knights of
Labor, closed a successful fair this
evening. Mayor Sutphin delivered an
interesting and we'll received address,
while District Master Workman Bros
nan and Thomas Lucus, of Minneap-
oils, also added to the features of the
fair. j. p. McGaughey was prevented
from attending by lll-hcalth.
News of the probably fatal illness Of
Judge Sleeper at Brainerd was received
at Duluth with every manifestation of
genuine regret. The judge has been a
consistent and earnest friend of this
city for many years, and has many
friends who would do anything possible
to relieve his distress.
Secretary Hart. of the state board Of
charities and corrections, was in the
city yesterday looking over the sanitary
condition of Duluth's penal institutions.
DR.. Cyr, of Negaunee, well-known
resident of Lake Superior, has been
doing the city and Vermillion range
during the week.
III. James, whose six-fgured fortune
was made out of his abiding faith In
Vermilion iron, came up from Milwau-
kee yesterday.
William Dunn, of Chicago, was a
visitor at the board of trade rooms yes