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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20
New yorL Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK May tA--Hclatiyc quiet prevailed 70
day In the dry goods market aud a lew hours only
were accorded On business, ~ many ni the cummls
zion aud iuhbhiug houses began tho summer clos.
lnr oi their STORES at o'clock. inlr business was
doing hut there was no feature. The market was
uurhlurcd aud With the previous upward Tendency
on goods nearest the nav material. shtlns anu
chaiiic are inlry active, aud ihrc u mon dung ia
medium aud staple prints, thiccNard pf""h GOV
tons and staple colonel cnttons.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

Tho markets were quiet today not much bust
mes, doing. aud quotations remain unchanged
Gmin In store nj the elevators Corn $500 buhh'
els. oats, p1Oi bushels.
AT New orleans holders VI sugars In store nave
not been free sellers even ~ full quotations Fnc's
arr strong for kettles aud firm Tor ccntf'Iug'A'
Molnsgcs continues quiet but irm. In nee pH''s
are i,rm aud well maintained
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Ice,Isinn..

UNY-Cholcc. from stor, SCI carload, from
lc,pe or delnt sti.inultut prime. from ftntc' ia
tt.i,a. carload from lcyoc uf depot tlLw"lAWt
rfnirlc from siarc. dns,tOc carload, from lcNco OF
depot siOui0tii.u1. .-.---,-., 49,.
tOltN-Frlm store, white, iGhfic mixed, ie'
from loycr nr depot white, in bulls apHNC IN
saeLs tle mixed ln bulk. &c, Ia sacks, ilc,
HllAN-Frpm storc, ~ e0lc. from lcNcc OF &c
pot, eilioatiiuN a..
ls,. irntn ietee of depot white iu hulk M4l.ti IN
s,eks gic. mixed, la hulk. ~. IA aicss. 40
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India and Pacific Steamship ConpnnJ's
Mail steamers.

The Steamer, Of this the only re.u'sr limo saii.
ING Iom the south 10 Liverpool, arc Yey popVlaf
With passenger, aud the rOute they "a Q lInl lei
liable to bad weather than that OF ihe New lufh
steamer makes the tip thoroughly en- yatle.
The following steamers afu expected 70 leafu haze
fLORiDiAN, 10 sail about May W
BERNARD HALL, 60 sal about May =
ANDEAN, TO all about May ~
pAnfIN, % sail about June
TTNAN, 20 saii about tunni.
WM. CLIP, 20 sail about June ?.
JAMAICAN, 30 sail about June Is.
FALCON Farc-Hcncn o. Liverpool, 500 through
Go p,fis Via Calais or Dover. INT class nail, etc,
siO or thiri.class rail- tiin.
rrturn. flii New Orleans 81 Paris aud fctufn,
nrtciass al the way, sgJl Children and Servants
TnT Turner PARTICULAR a, 70 freight and passage
apply 10 ,-,- ~ 49, ,. ~ ~. ,i,ia.,.
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NAnnI.

ST Louis. No. May is-Thc wool market con
tinuos strong and receipts Improving. both IN
amount aud quality. Prices are a shade higher
an in0st dcsirablc qualities hrigAt me Hum, so
-, confse bmld, lfftsr, low sandy, l2eiipC me
iight i7a2lc. One heavy, i2BNC mbwashed'
choice. DO. Inferior l2fstc.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO. H. May is.-fhc Dr!rerf Journal re-
,naffct strndy: bccycs, sl0plai steers, sLbl.,
ASt stockcrs and feeders tAlltsA19 COWS, bulls
and mixed. st snlIl1 Texas steers. s2.luttAul
Uoqs- I.couipts. 500. shipments, -; market
ftrnur aud Zoe higher: mixed. iinffii 0 heavy,
staatt a.. light sLlnsfLbf sslts. tAHetllh
sheep Receipts. $50 shipments, - market
TEXANS shorn sluu0sLhi. lambs, sip0lAvJ.
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l.roceries.


NEW YORK May iS-COlec Options opened
steady unchanged TO points down, closed barely
a adyha 10 points dow sales y $40 bags Including
Mny, tiG isGlG5O; June, sl6iS@l6b0 july si6O9@
1906 August, siGhbalG.G0 september sl0h1@
iGOG October siGais,i70O December, sl7.O3@lhlU
Tcbruary, sl7.iU@iLlb; March, siLlA spot RIO
aulct: fair capgocs, lN'tc.
-ugar-Raw, quct refined In better demand
steady. 80 A.. -
Moiassos-Forelgn quiet 50' test, Ice New Or
leans 0uiot opcn kettle good 10 fancy. 4h@iic,
Rlcc-Stcndy fair demand, domestic, FAgGF'
Japan 4i4@5itc
NEW ORLEANS, La, May iS-Coilee quiet and
nun, Rio cnrgOos, common 70 prime ln'gSlWgS'
Rlcc-quicu ordinary 10 prime, gE9Jc.
Bmn STEADY az 7l'9esslc.
Cotton seed products uominally unchanged
gugar-struig. and n shade hi3hcr open kelte'
fully iair y q. good ialr, pllc inir, Gfc; ccntrl
| iural Oh white ~ on yellow clarified, Csc
| Z il.lGc. seconds. 81 900 lj'ltc. ,
| Molnsscs-Opcn kettle, noinlnnG ccnIhugh,
| strong: prime 90 good prmc, 2-t1ic; iair 70 gopu
| fair .Ogslc common 10 good common lo9i'o
| inferior nc.
| CfNCINNATI, o.. Nay lL-whlsky- Steady
sales 7il barrels finished goods on basis sl.O@
Iiuticr-Wcnk.
| sufmr-Stcady and firm
| Eg's-larcly steady at lVF@llc
| ChCnc-Stcudy.
| CHICAGO. H.. May is-on the Produce -
| chnurc. today the butter market WIS very weak
| fancy creamery, lb@ld. choice Ia Inc. l2'g@lit
Zine ,lnlry. i2.tiic lair 10 good fair, s0lOc
| Eggs trmcf nt nc.
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FLoUR-From store family. SIS. choice sLlN
fancy. si8S extra fancy 500 patent e9@G ht1',s
MANS AND PEAs--Nayy beans, s.5i@20o' mo
"'oSRfMENi" IN half bris, $3.50 from store.
CRACK llS-4oia, extra, De- treble extra, etf
Gi.c. ginger snaps 1mS'ag assorted lumllcs' lle'
NJ "a. cream cfnpkcrs i'aFNgc
CRACKED WliEAT-ln hall brla slp Hon'
moMINY AND GRlTs-rrom store, s521.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds aud stocks

NTV YORK, May iS.--Money on call easy WIN
no oanS closed offered at per cent rIiulp nlS.
camille unper sisGtiS per cent sterling eAchAhES
quiet bat steady AT sLS Tor hStyday oil@ anu
Goyern,ncnt bonds have been dull and steady
state bonds have been neglected. 49, DO
The stock market was ugnin active thE m9rhins
and strong in all ip departments, nllhoush Wy
granger stocks, outside OF OfeS9n lIl','V m c
were the principal feature. The contest IN W.
1muscoutlncntpl was not finished WIN inc Gl"ihs
of tho books and the heavy short interest ~ tno
stock WIS stu endeavorni lp cofcH WIZ 1n@
the occasion Of another pyrouchnlc lise, w. w..
stock though this time II was sp!cs u'iVq y" W.
REGULAR wny The great demand forced us lI'V
M 20 per cent IN the hrst hour, but supply W
stnck met This lnpr0yrmcnt aud II reacted 70 "i
This brought in new buyers aud 10 again huNehe'H
Ia ~ whrrt Il closed There were rulnofs Oh iu
In, uneut Of the difficulties between tho oppoainB
unftlcg In the company, but thcy gnlueu Nv,
/ he crudpurc and had no npprtcm. lv, r"nv,
! upnn tue courso OF the stock lolhy' IullNc Wy
| prpyioua few days the cXclicmrut IN lransiunu
| Mental ala NOT have the effect of restricting lhe
| trading IN the general list and lunfconthehla to
/ dly went back 10 third place IN polht ol bc,NSi
| The buying oi guiugcra was fpcclnlly Fouu, "Il
| tnrre ,o6ms 10 be a large short interest in NJ ol
! them which X now getting irghlenca' anu lno iv
| suit was marked advance w. az thuse ~, ~,
| with larger dealings than usunl ~ late. blilu6.
| ton wls The leader from the opening nnl WIN nu'
slight mcrrlptlous II steadily rose over zpct ovE
s. Paul preferred WIS also shalp,y 1usar,,o ~ 10
| M Athsun, Union Pacific ana ~ fhul NeIV
also prominent but the movements IN thoso No9hs,
llkt the remainder OF the llsl' NNlc VhitnuNnn W
| small INJECTIONS aud the transactions developed ne
feature al special interest 1ho total days busl
ness reached liss3j shares, 81 which Hhrlinslon
l.rontrlbutcd 5000, Aichison l0gb oregoh iail,
continnntni nd .nl Union Pacific l2NO and =
| Paul l13la Almost everything traded ~ lolny u
higher tonight, aud oregon ImnscunilnSnal ros'
, ! pcr cent, 81 Paul Iftieffcd ~. butilns'uh
| ontncv ni Union pnclic aud Rock Island cacl
~. Mchison per ccut, aud Others irac1ona
umuuut- a., a., -, A,
[ Railroad bonds were rather dull ngnin, Dnl VI
tome nf tlo market was trim and most Of the issue
I traded In are higher. The sales reached ne tui
> of $4,000 Of which the Duluth. South shorc
! to nIynuce more than 4 per cent Among the In
| portnut gains wcro Burlington Cedar Rapids
| Northern lsis2 TO iO2 Denver youth lQfk htal
y lis 10 Hlis ChattauoOga fists tu lld, ana tocho
b tef A pitifburg nrsti to l21 There were loses
any importance. c., n,
Inc iilcs oi bonds for the week were sLO5i,W
nplind a. 10000 for last week. .
The total sales of stocks today were l2sS5 share
| Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

CATrtE-Choicc ~ c2trn, Ntgnic foodl ~
"a ,c. scalawags 70 medium, lsfNfg choice ic,a
cr 20 NJ aud uR =, tic iccdcm 80 70 w IVA
il0Gs-choicc couicd. e,g'c goOd. csa''.e'
siirii'-tholcc, SO medium. g'f9'c common
LAGis-Cholce. 5c. common 10 good. pef head
Al IHTsIul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

tnports-M&C. M&T.-;M&L - G. O
&sw.-.L&N.& .N.o&TGKCs N, T.
KC.MGni o. tieamcu RI. wagons, 8. total, %
bale.
Esporv-L Az. n. Co1sw-i LSo&
7, -; total, ~ lalgl
pAiy rour ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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COTTON MARKET.

Tue local coi,os market opened quiet and steady
and closed quiet miidlinE. 10 ii.l6c. sale, 10
lnlcs Including 80 iais lat evening Of which
100 10 exporters aud 70 TO spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. saiCc good ordinary. aiec low mid
dllnr 10 3ioc middiug, ioii'i6c gpci mlddlinE'
n b.loc middiing ialf, nominal lair nominal
dusty. t,si,sc lower
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

SATURDAY EyfNNG, May Is 1851
r,,o sunplv of money at the banks is large
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

prving--Ncw York and Eastern points,
demand par Eastern points sight lilo
discounts Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, par New Orleans, = discount
selling.-Ncw York and Eastern points
81 80 premium; Cincinnati, ~ Louis Louis
ville and Chicago, l-l0 premium; New VI
leans, par
Tho local market closed quiet today, tho
sales being l5) bales OF which exporters
took fifty bales and spinncrs the remainder.
Al New Orleans spots closed steady ana
fpturcs ouict nj u decline Of ] TO ) points
lJyerpool closed quiet very small business
with futures advanced l point closing
steady. The New York market was steady
and futures OF TO points, closing quiet
Hubbard. Price & Co., OF New York. say;
"The cotton market today has been OF the
usual half holiday character, and huclua-
tions have been slight and prices closed
practically at the figures OF last evening.
Liverpool showed partial advance oil l-olu
as compared with last evenings closing but
The sales were small and the market there
seems to be without animation. our oapl's
report that the bull holdings In the near
positions are undisturbcd, and that the ten
deu. which seem 10 be large on Monday
will probably be- provided for. The move
ment of the crop does not now seem TO Jus
tlfy the expectation OF total yield OF NOR
than last year and crop accounts arc Ia
from satisfactory, although the Wea'he
Bureau reports rains MS probable ON Monda
throughout large section OF the south
The export demand for spot cotton in TIN
market has been little more active durln
the past few days aud desirable lines OF hug
and low grade cotton are In good demand a
quotations"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

Oft-pfime crude a,tl0J. % crude, mNfc.
mime summer yriinW. flaflif. on summer yellow,
ln4tlc choice ronkiug summer yellow, HliaA'
prime summer white, Nftnc
NIAi,air.me alNwfiNM Ices than CAT loah,
si9u4il ID on meal, slGO0tl5.lN lcta than car
load. tl1tual9lA 80. a.,
Nff tuu.
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Fisu- Mackcfci, halt hrls, No. !, " ~ 80 =
ts5h No. a s. ~ iOlb klu. 40 " ~ DO p So
flne hall Ifls aisA White tsh hall bfl., ts.h
iiu1. pKOpuCrs-Qulct pork, tl.tif -
sugar cured hams lO's 80 hfclkisl ha,o1i W
ftihi.c. clear fih eide BACON, ~ tnuulhyi Il,
80. hulk tnfk, clear fdcs h'aE clear ITO
sides a. r.. long clcnf, ~ shoulder, 'ssc a.
IARD-fcs. ac half h1frrh ~ h'fN Nv
choice kettle. N, si1c, quiet
fgi9su MEAis-licoi. hiniquhrlcu, hf,c. loIg
qunftcfs .'sssic city hog u.s'c county u"'''n'
FlGs' TEEr-nra sloO. hall brls. Sa.o0 kegs
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York Fn0ncld CbroHlclt oi May IL
gives the following figures Total visible supply
9oip. isg bales, against 2ug)il2 In 1854 These w
urcs indicate decrease OF cotton In sight OF 10
p1s bales ~ compared with the same daie IN ~
and a decrease Of 1890 bales 90 compared Win
same date IN 1887.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
rxcsANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middiing Cotton 10 ll-loo
Sales Todey, 100 Bales-Tho Con-
eral Market Is stsady-Eoa;s Arc
Quiet.
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Cash quotations were ns follows .
Fiour-Quct and weaker winter, SLOO@A1G
spring wheat patents. sLI5@5jG bakers sJ'2'@
800. =. -. 49,.
40. spring wheat, s2A@s3" NO 3sprlns wheat
5ygtsOc So. red, S2A@Sjc
No. corn, a.tsc.
No oats -. 90.
No 2 rye. lJac.
No barley, nominal
No iiaNsocd, sl,ji.
Prime timothy seed, sl36
Mess pork. per brl, Sll.55@ll00
Lard per 100 10, STD.
Short flb sides, loose. SIS '6t5.9).
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, si,l2H@5.2N
Short clear Sides boxed, s6l2l49h.2D.
Rccclpt Flour. 900 brls; wheat, 1900 bui
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu rye, lOO) Dui bar
ley, 600 bu. 1000 -,
Shlpmcnts-Flour, 5000 brls, wheat, 1900 bu;
corn g5GUJO bu; oats. 22SOOO bu rye S'OoO bu bar
ley, -- bu.
KANSAS CITY, NO., May lS-Mheat quiet No
2 red cash. zoe asked; July, CSC; No. 2, soft cash
7Gl5c asked. July, COO bid, 6JI9c asked August OH
&c Coirn-Wclkcr, No 2, cash, 27,lc' No. ., white
! cnsh, ghltC
| . .Outs-So. 2, cash, sales 20
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CLEVELAND. o., May iS-rctTolcum-QuietA
W, iiU', ~
wIiMiNGToN. n. C.. May is.-TurPcntine-
Tlfm. nc.
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hank ctrARIN0s.

CHICAGO. m. May is.-C'carings, uii,Looi
NEW ORLEANS, la. Hay iS-ClcaringA Sie,-
6ea
BALTIMORE, Md. May iS Clcariuss, 90
balance tsuufl
PHILADELPHIA. Ia. May is-The elcarlngs
TO-DAY wrus silpt4ust the halanrcs today were
M Witpn Fnf the week ending today Ilcafiuga,
80. rails. balnnccs tlNfslfoL
upSTuN. Mas, May is-Cirarlgs today tlh,'
pih ps. haisncct u. G,tGlL ior tue wcck Clear
iura ~ SOS. 1gI halnuUys, tl,tn.uA Tor NC cor
fr.rundlnr wctk IN iss,-ClCafiugs, t,ltNeN
hanuo,a, t1.Ni,5n.
81 LOUIS. Mo. May is-lank clcarlnss TO
day, fLs1t1sH. halancrst tNANlA Tor tue Ncrt
Clearing SIS u1ali. haianrcs. lNuiNm Tot las
wcrL ! ieaflugs sis.hi0tu btlaucc', WV ~
| Yof corresponding week last ycaf-tlcafihgs tlN
iGLiti. balances, t,il2ih
NEW YORK May u -Thc weekly bank state
| mput shows the following changes hccNr, va
| rfyasr. fAgi ~ loans. drCrcssl. tLtAHH 49,, u
| inrfcasa. sl.tUs 80. lcsnl tender, inctsi.c y
| fs1iet deposits inCuasr ~. .2,hW circulation ~,
/ Cfrasc 81 500 The hanks nos nold tltNlAi, y
/ Uxccts II The ~ pr cent rule tlc1fpgs lpial
/ fi.1.sstHH halauccA tAAlaA fut VIC VIVA
/ OiearuEa tisl 90 ~ balances, tAAlnliipl'
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NEw YORK.
ppo,s opened steady aud closed steady mlddllup.
II i.i6a sales, ~ bales Quotations were o. FOL
lows Ordinary . bioc good ordinary, sillec.
low middlinr. 100 middlng, II hg 5000
piaallns N pi6e middlina fair, igilc fair, iG r.
ru,utcs opened dui aud closed quiet ~
foilowr NAY, iOlasi0Co June, lo.h9ioo0
July. iosai0es, August io5o9io5ii september
40 lsaioiG October. aesao.s2. November. asia
%, Dsoembcf 0s5sas5. January, qu5s9N Feb
msry, iO.0i0iO.01 March, io.ooSioio saleA ~
~ bales
INV ORLEANS.
The spot MARKET opened quie, and closed steady.
,,Iadllng. 700 sales. t0o bales. quotations
Ar =. leuowG Ordinary. D. good ordinary, gte,
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LONDON MAY o., . pm.-tuntnh closed ~ W
GiGi fif hoih money aud account United rtatc'
inuds g. ialia The amount ~ bullion gone into
pARlg. MAY tN-Thrco per cent ruutcs ~ 63'S
cot The account
MERLIN May ts=Thc statement 81 the Imperial
Hank ot Germany shows an increase la specie OF
q. 10000 marks
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Articles opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
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coxsolIparrn stArrMrNr.

E hsSsB IL iS E S'i S day. day. ~ Is, 81 !
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
THE FIGURE ..o."

The figure .s9'' in our dates is with US
and has come to stay. No man or woln-
an now living will ever date document
without using the figure y. IL now
stands on the extreme right-lS59. Next
year it will be in the third place. where
it will remain ten years. 1t Will then
move up to the second place-l900-
and then it will rest one hundred years.
There is another 's9'' which has also
come to stay; it is called the mo. 8"
Ii is not like the figure ''9' in our dates
i'm the respect that it will have TO wait
until next year for third place, or ten
years for second place. as it has this
wear stood in front place. and it will
not move from there; it is the new mo.
81 High Arm Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine.
The mo. 81 is not an old style of ma
chine having some slight change made
in it and then called new improved"
but it is an entirely new machine. IL
was invented by the best mechanical
experts of the age. What better proof
is wanted of that fact than the following
cablegram direct from the Paris EXPOSE
ton. which was published in all the
Chicago newspapers of October I'd?
EXPOSITION UNIvERsELLE PARIS. October I.
Especial. 1.-The highest possible premium
and the only grand prize for sewing ma
chimes was awarded the Wheeler e. Wilson
Manufacturing Company.
The ''No. 81 has taken the first pr
MUM this year at the State fairs of Iowa,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the first
premium at every county fair where 1t
has been exhibited.
No woman, if she desires to be happy,
should be without mo. g." No man
should be happy until he has purchased
the Understanding lock stitch ma
chine in the world, the mo. g." for his
home. No agent is happy unless he
sells the mo. g." No dealer will be
happy and prosperous in this age OF
progress unless he furnishes his Gus
toners with the only perfect sewing
machine mechanism for family use, the
mo. g." We are happy. for our trade
has more than doubled since the birth
of the No. g."
WHEELER e. WILSON MFG CO.,
80 West Third Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

A regular meeting of the Homeopathic
Medical Aid society win be held tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
C. a. Allen and wife. OF San Francisco.
who have been the guests OF State Auditor
Braden. left last evening for home.
The Crusaders Il. A. society will hold an
important business meeting to-day. Every
member is expected TO be present.
Rev. F. o. Holman. DID,, pastor of the First
M E. church. delivers lecture on ''Socra-
tes'' a. the church on Tuesday evening.
E. e. Townsend, y. W. Briggs and NJ. ID.
who went through the Globe building last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C.. Cook have gone to
Denver to spend Thanksgiving with Capt.
and Mrs Hendricks, who are stationed at
Fort Logan, Col
with st. Paul's church, will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Dalrymple, $40 Grove street,
on Wednesday evening.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given by Schonberg L. o. 5. No. 90, at
ODD Fellows hall, corner of Wabasha and
Fifth streets, on Tuesday evening.
The vocal and instrumental concert to
have been given this month. under the au-
spices Of Charles b. Fottgieser, has been
postponed till Dec. 6, owing to the illness OF
Mr.. Pottgieser.
! C. L. Greenough, county superintendent of
yesterday of his election to directorship. OF
the Excelsior academy at Lake Minnetonka.
He accepted as usual
Adjutant General Mullen yesterday COM
piled list Of applicants for pensions flied in
his department. There are 400 of them, some
dating back to 1878 and Enacted upon by the
national pension bureau.
Diphtheria was reported at the health office
yesterday from 777 Whitall street, 23I East
Sixth street, 702 Randolph street and La
Edgerton street. Scarlet fever prevails at
2l5 East Fourteenth street.
The ladies of the Churchworkers' associa-
ton will give a sociable Tuesday night at
Largi hail. on the West side. The proceeds
will go toward the building fund for the
erection Of the new Church of the Assem-
SION
! Johnnie Mosbrugger, a sixteen-year-old
boy who is supposed to have been an accom-
plfee of Johnnie Padden. in burglarizing
Mason's furnishing goods store. on Wabasha
street. was arrested last night by Detective
Koran. He has been several times before the
police judge.
Miss Lulu NJ. Zirkelbaeh was pleasantly
surprised at her home, BIG Yankee street, by
a number of her friends last Monday even
ing. The evening was spent in dancing,
mtisie and card playing. A very enjoyable
time was passed by all. Those present were !:
ME and Mrs. G. r. Whitwell, the Misses
Anna /. Burke. May J. Winter Minnie G..
Redmond, Kittie Beck, Lizzie M. Simpson,
HGardner. Robert A. Simpson, Winter d.
Hugh E. MCGEE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
Will Try the Springs.

Drs. C. A. Wheaton, A. E. Senkler, A.
Macdonald, Park Richie, j. A. Quinn,
J. E. Chamberlain, A. B. Ancker. G. f..
Bean, III. H. Kimball. F. A. Dunsmore.
J. III. Dunn, G. III. Hunter. r. o. Beard,
W. A. Jones, Thomas Quinby, NJ. P.
Vanderboeek, w. L. Beebe. +. Il. Bis
sell. Thomas McDavitt aud G. j. Merrill
formed a party on board the Manitoba
car Dakota" which went to Helena
Yesterday. T. I. Whitney had them in
charge. and their objective point OF
their trip is the great natatorium at
Helena, which is run in conjunction
with the Hotel Broadwater. 1t is
claimed for the water of this bath that
1t possesses equal if not superior
medicinal qualities to that of the cele-
brated hot springs in Arkansas. In order
TO test this point the party of physicians
have gone. This bath is $50 feet long
and $50 feet wide. 1t is supplied with
water from a cascade falling over natu-
raj rocks, amid ferns and tropical plants.
The temperature of the water as II
rises from the ground is 160 deg. E.,
but tits cooled off to so deg, F. by the
time it reaches the bath. The whole is
covered by gorgeous edifice in Moor
ish style of architecture. and lighted al
night by myriads of colored electric
lights. The party will go on to Butte
and return to st. Paul by next Sunday,