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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-22

The following deeds were recorded yester-
day:
George Merrill 10 Thomas Cauty, part
blk IS, etc, West Minneapolis 80. 5000
George Merrill TO Charles Nee
Reeves Its and . and 6. blk 81, ETC.
West Minneapolis Second div - 900
Elisha Morse 10 Florence Woodward
part 1t Z, blk ). Chicago Az add $780, 100
Emil Firth to Albert Strauss, Its and2,
etc, blk 5, ETC. Twenty seventh st add. 5000
John Garyey to Edgar J Pickering
in sec 10. town IS, range p $500. ..e' $500
Arthur Al Wright to New England assn,
part Its and ). blk e., town of Min
Kate Z Marsh to George " sayTe, it,.
blk o. Excelsior add. ............... $500
Sarah X Glading TO Florence Wood
ward 1t &, blk j, Chicago Avenue add. $50
Vim II Phipps to Derrick H Dresser, 1t
- blk >. Channel X Haywood's add. COCO
Rasina Welch to Derrick II Dresser.
III. blk 30. Calhoun Park add 1903
Almeda N Yates to Austin Kelly. Its
% etc. blk Is Forest Heights 6O0O
Mat Weimand 10 Carl kalk, in sec 8,
town 119. range %. :........... 5,1O9
Lewis " Palmer to Henrietta Dean
1t ), blk TO- :otor Line add. 800. 1.40d
John II VanNest to Franklin A Lang
ley, II Its IN block 3, It's Robert Blais-
deii's add -. $500
blk 5. Harrison's ID add. ;......... $500
Geo Webster to John Nolan. part 1t 5.
WARWICK and Laton's subdivision Of
blk -. Gales 1st add. ....... LO5o
Chas Nee Reeve ct al to Thomas CAVITY
blk 81, ETC., West Minneapolis % div. r. 900
Charles Nice Reeve TO George Mer-
rill. 1t 10, blk Co. ETC., IVES: Minneapo-
lis I'd ......-........... 1900
chas Nee Reeve ct al. to Geo Merrill
part blk s.. etc, West Minneapolis I'd
div 1900
in blk 81. ETC., West Minneapolis I'd
div: ..;-....... 10, 900
Chas Nee Reeve ct al. to Thomas
Canty, in West Minneapolis I'd div. 5000
Eight unpublished deeds. 81 500
Total, 90 deeds. Observation-Disclosures 25a, 800
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Wilbur S Tucker. Lake Harriet Boule-
ward and Thirty third st, 2la story
frame dwelling ..... ... IS, 100
Emanuel Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church. corner of Twenty second +
st and Twenty eighth ay south. 1-story
brick church. .................... 5000
William Kempff, 2204Marshall st north
east 2-story frame dwelling. $500
Seven minor permits. .................1 LOO
Total, ten permits .si376o
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New York.

NEW YORK. June 2i-Tne STOCK market
today was still suffering from the waiting at
Iitude OF operators The opening was dull
but firm, and the market had an upward
tendency. but the pressure on Richmond &
West Point and Union Pacific checked the
advance. and the material losses suffered in
the first hour BY those shares gave the mar
ket a weak appearance for some time. The
decline was net OF long duration, however,
AID a steady demand for stock was deVel-
0ped-
The strength of the upward movement in
the afternoon may be gagged 10y the adj
vRnces secured Rock Island rising rs, Bur
lin-ton lSs. Northern Pacific preferred iSs,
ST. Paul, Missouri Pacific. Lackawanna and
Manhattan each IL. AtchIson and Lake
Shore each lis, and Sugar per cent, and,
although Richmond * West Point preferred
is down per cent, II recovered sharply from
the lowest Of the day.
New YORK. June 2l.-The Post says: Chi
cage houses, which have been prominent in
ST. Paul for some time, bought the stock
again today. London houses were moderate
sellers. The Traye which sailed today. took
out SI,001.010 in gold shipped by Heidelbach.
lckelheiiner d Co. Foreign bankers who
have been prominent shippers or gold re-
Gently say that they expect 81, 590,O 00 to go
OH the Columbia Thursday
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CONTRACT WORK = SEWER on VIC
~ ToRIA STREET-Ofiice of the Board Of
Public Works, CITY of St. Paul, Mimi, June
p. 1S92.-Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the cor
poration of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
at their Office in said city, until Il ID. on the
5th day of July, A. d. 1892, for constructing
a sewer on Victoria street, between Laurel ave-
nue. and Ashland avenue. and between Hague
avenue and Seiby avenue, in said city, ac-
eording to plaIis and specifications on file in
the Office OF said Board
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in a
sum of at least twenty COD per cent. or a
certified check on a bank OF st. Paul in
q sum OF at least ten d0) per cent of the
gross amount bid, must accompany each bid
Said check shall be payable TO the Clerk Of
said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
r, L. GORMAN, President
Officials j. T. KERKER,
Clerk Board Of Public WorkA
ilne22- LOO
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Found running at large within the City OF
ST. Paul, in violation of the ordinances OF
said city i'll relation 10 impounding animals.
and taken up by the poundmaster Of said
city. on the 10th day of June, 1892. and not
redeemed, the hereinafter-described animals.
Now therefore, in accordance with law.
will sell at public auction, in front OF the
public pound, or Eagle street in the Third
ward of said city. OH the 18th day OF June.
1892, at 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon. TO the
highest bidder for cash,
One bay horse, white spot i'll forehead one
white hind foot. white spots on the back.
One dark bay horse one white hind foot
JOHN CUNIFF,
Policeman and Acting Poundmaster.
Dated Jupa 9f 1900
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

First wheat trading was slightly lower,
with some disposition TO sell the market off.
The weather was generally cloudy in the
Northwest, although clearing. and in the corn
belt mostly so. Last weeks United Kingdom
imports were $50, 600 quarters of wheat ami
421 600 packages flour. London cables said
the Russian prohibition of exports
was withdrawn. excepting on rye. There
was talk of the oats crop in Nebraska suffer
ing for ram The sample market was loaded
down with Off grade wheat and a great deal
of il was not sold 1t is coming
too fast for the demand. Most of
the elevators have refused to transfer low
grade wheat. Good milling wheat sold fairly
well at 7sG79c for No. noythern. Later in
the day the former price could not be OBJ
tanned for fair wheat. No. = and No. 3, if
bright. sold fairly, but when il was tough or
bleached il was very difficult to do anything
with. Rejected and no grade were very dull,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. June Observation-Disclosures, 1000;
shipments. $500; best steady, others weak !;
natives. g. 5Gd4. %; Texans S.62 %: stock
Receipts, ~. 900; shipments. 5000; market sc
higher; rough and common, $780,. 05; :
mixed packing, S5.05.15; prime heavy and
butchers weights, s.. l5tl,5 80; light, 81. 900
$50. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments,
300; natives and lambs steady; Texans
weak; natives. S4.4e05. 90; Texans. $500
AGO; lambs, S4d7.
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st. E.ouiS Produce.

81. Louis, Mo, June 2I.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat declined isc eatly, but recovered
later and became unsettled. and closed Ac
under yesterdays; cash closed at 7sc; july,
1Sssc; August, 16I4c; september, 767sc. Corn
yesterday: cash. 4ia44ssc: July eiosed at
4lSsc; September. i3zsc. Oats slow, weak
cash. 5iisc bid; July. >gI4c; September. =9s5c.
Rye ard Barley-NO sales Bran quiet: $50
jOc. Cornmeal quiet at 8. +0Ss245.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. June 2i-Peiroleum weak.
and fell sc on liouidating of small amount,
closing weak. Pennsylvania oil. spot sales,
none; July option opening. SIC; highest,
sic; lowest. 541sc; closing. 53lsc. Lima oil,
no Sales Total sales, 5000 bbIs
OIL CITY, Pa, June 2l.-National Transit
certificates opened at SIC; highest, sac;
lowest 53c; closed at 53lsc: sales, %, coo bbls;
clearanees, $4,000 bbls; shipments 125,374
bbls; runs, 100. 262 bbls.
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Motto e of Application for Liquor
license.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL MINI, June 81, 1892
TO Whom 1t Nav Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
named person has applied for license to
sell intoxicating liquors at the places OF 10
cations hereinafter named:
BannOlzer. VIM, 10 East Seventh street:
Hamm, Thee. 944 Payne avenue; Hamm,
Theo., Dale and Lafond streets; Hamm.
Theo., PIG Edmund street; Prigge. w. 81
South Wabasha; Yoerg, Anthony, 49i Waba-
sha street
Now. therefore. notice is further given that
the said applications will be beard and con-
sidered by the undersign6 d at his Office in the
new city hall. on the Sth aay of July, A. ID.
1892, at 10 o'clock a. m, where all persons in
terested may appear and will be heard.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST
City Clerk.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Found running at large. one yearling
heifer. dark red, with spots on forehead.
Will be sold in fion of Public Pound on
Margaret street on the 18th day of June, 1892,
at 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon of said date, TO
the highest bidder for cash. if not sooner re-
deemed
CHARLES TRUAX. Poundmaster.
June 81, 1S.rs..
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hausuS CITY,.

KANSAS CITY. June 2l.-Cattie-Receipt pts.
@oyu' shipments, -co; steady 10 lower
natives. S2-9, 10; cows. sal: Texas steers,
Si.5G9G3 Hogs-Receipts IL 100; shipments,
SOC; active ana j0i0c higher; all grades,
S4.42AGG1.j0: bulk, S4S59Lg2l2. Sheep-Re-
eeip.s, LS1); shipments. 1,5J0: dali and
weak.
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Kansas CITY Grain.

KANSAS CITY. June 21:-Wneat duh; No. .
hard. Tld?2c; No. , red 7Se. Corn steady:
No. mixed, 4aGaI3c No. white. 4Sfrislac.
Oats weaS; June mixed, 2Sls6s9c; No.
white. 3c1plse. ipts--WileaL 1000 BIZ !;
corn. LOO bu; no oats ShiDmentS-Wheat.
G0,en bu: corn Geo bsl: no oats.
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Lumber.


The following deeds were recorded yester-
day.
VIM Geckler to henry Geekler. Il 6, blk
,. Hager's snbd of Walcott's. 81, 900
" Rnndenbush to q H Hubbard,
south Is feet of west 80 feet of 1t y,
blk y, Mackubin L. Marshalrs add. $500
Frank Waters tn john Welsh. 1t ii,
Blk s, Sfinsons Rice Street add. 80
Matte Brownie W Raudenbush.
north 14S feet 1t II, blk l., Summit
PARK nm. $500
Albert Boedigheimef to F H Joesting,
its 4. 5 and 6, blk f. Vessels add. 1850
Two unpublished ~ ..... 5000
Total, transfers .........S l4, $50
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following are the building permits is
sued yesterday:
George Jairme. two story frame
dwelling Paramount st. near GrOttO. S. 600
Christian Hansen, green house, Dale
Dale ST. near Como ave. ....... 1.5De
Two minor permits. Observation-Disclosures. go
Total -four permits) So, 700
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SHIP YOUR WHEAT,
BARLEY, RYE, OATS AND HAY
ECKERT, WILLIAMS & Co.
DULUTH, MINI.
Consignmenfs Solicited
Milwaukee, Produce.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 2i.-Flour quiet.
Wheat quiet; September. T6I2c: No > spring.
3, 4.I2c. Oats steady; No. white. 33I2@3ic.
Barley steady; No. = SIC: sample 4O95gc.
Rye steady; 40. ], 7sc Provisions quiet
Pork-July, SI0.S5. Lard-July, So 72l2. Re
ceipts-rlU 400 bbls; wheat, i1l.lO0 bu
baT.ey. I7.5H bu. ShiDments-Flour 1000
bbls; wheat, $3.50 bu; barley, $500 bu
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Toledo Grain.

TOLEDO. June 2l-Wheat lower; No. .
cash and June, s5I.c. Corn dull; No. cash,
4sc. OATS quiet: No. cash, sc. Rye dull !;
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Miss Julia Swartz Third grade
Miss Katherine Kennel, second grade.
Miss Kate Mcdonald. First grade.
Miss Maria O'Toole First primary.
Hancock school
Miss Kate Putnam. Principal
Mrs. Mabel Squire, Eighth and Seventh
grades.
Miss Jessie whitman, Sixth grade.
Miss Mary Southworth, Fifth grade maxi
mum schedule
Miss Ella Door, Fourth grade.
Mrs. II. E. Harris. Third grade.
Miss Laura Dobner. second grade.
Miss II. c. Mcleod First primary.
Baker school.
Miss l.. NJ Butler. Principal teacher
Miss Anna McCammon, Intermediate
grades.
Miss Mary Cunningham. First primary.
Murray school.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Martin. Principal teacher.
Miss Alice Starrett. intermediate gradesi
second year.
Miss Emma Cooper, First primary.
Tilden SehosI.
Miss n. Madigan. Principal teacher.
LOngfeIIOw school.
Miss c. W. A. Blaekman. Principal.
Miss NJ. v. Wales Eighth grade
Miss Nettie Primrose. Seventh grade.
Miss Marguerite Ellis, Sixth grade.
Miss J. z. Card, Fifth grade
Miss Anna Burr, Fourth grade.
Miss Helen lamar. Third grade.
Miss Elizabeth Virtue. Second grade.
Miss Barbara Clark, First primary.
Ramsey school
Mrs A. Whitman. Principal teacher
MISS Louise Gilbert, intermediate grades.
Mrs. LepHe George. First primary.
Quincy school.
Miss Susan Crumbaeher, Principal teacher
Miss Lizzie Egan, First primary
MattOcks school
Mr.. Z. d. O'Gonneil. Principal teacher.
Respectfully submitted
G.. II. BRIDGMAN, Chairman.
adopted, approved and confirmed by
Yeas-Inspeeiors Bridgman. Keane, PYLE.
Smith. Stamm and Mr.. President tSehefferj
g
From the Committee On Fuel and Janitors-
ST. PAUL. Mimi. June b. 1892.
To the Board of School Inspectors
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on Fuel and
Janltors wonld respectfully recommend that
the number of engineers, janitors and assist
ants indicated By the pay rolls for Nav be
continued for the ensuing year. and at the
salaries governed by the existing schedule,
and that the same be reported 10 the Mayor
tor confirmation by the City Council.
Respectfully submitted,
S. G. SMITH. Chairman.
Approved and confirmed by
Ieas-inspectors Bridgman, Keane, Pyle.
Smith. Stamm AMI Mr.. President (Scheferj
Il
From the Committee on High and Manual
Training School
ST. PAUL. Mimi, June -, 1892.
To the Board of School Inspectors:
GENTLEMEN: Your Commute on High
School would respectfully recommend the
continuation OF the following list Of teachers
ior the High and Manual Training School for
the ensuing year:
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Lafayette school.

Miss May Cummings, Principal.
Miss Ella Cummings. Sixth and Fifth
grades.
Miss Blanche Lyon, Third grade.
Miss Annie Kelly. Third grade.
Miss Bessie Hurley. second grade.
Miss Mary Mcbride. Second grade.
Miss Anna Critic. First grade.
Miss Elma Ellithorpe. First grade.
Miss Mary Powell. First grade.
Miss Minnie Hawthorne, First primary.
Humboldt school.
Mr.. j. G. Bryant. Principal
Miss Jennie Chamberlain. Ninth grade.
Miss Sarah Peabody. Ninth grade,
Miss Rose U. Mott, Eighth grade.
Miss Kate Leonard, Seventh grade.
Miss Margaret Norton. Sixth grade.
Miss Eva Thompson, Fifth grade; maxi
mum salary.
Miss Eunice Peabody, Fifth grade
Miss Mary b Farley, Fourth grade.
Miss Kate Sexton. Third grade
Miss Carrie Gunilach. Second grade.
Miss Agnes Wheeler. Second grade.
Miss Julia Fisher, First grade
Miss Mary Nolan. First grade.
Mrs. Helena Dorm, First grade.
Mrs NJ ). BYrnes, First grade.
Mrs. Blanche Dunn, First grade
Mrs Belle Goodwin, First grade.
Mrs. III. N. King First primary.
Garfield school.
Miss Fannie Amery. Eighth grade.-
Miss Mary IL Smith, Sixth grade.
Miss M. Brennan, Fourth grade.
Miss Mary Daily. Third grade
Miss Sarah Carroll. Third grade
Miss Carrie Bregg. Second grade
Miss Margaret McPhail, First grade, mini
mum schedule.
Miss Minnie Beswick. First primary.
Douglas school.
Miss Mary E. barrow, Principal.
Miss Theresa Bittrich. Sixth grade.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormack, Fifth grade.
Miss Lydia IcKler, Third grade.
Miss Hannah Daily. Second grade.
Miss Ella Bailey, second grade
Miss Mary Emerson. First grade
Miss Mary Callahan, First primary,
Hendricks school.
Miss Ella Walker Principal.
Miss b. 4. Kelly, Seventh and Eighth
grades.
Miss Grace williams Sixth grade.
Miss j. Z. Doak, Fifth grade
Miss K. L. Drought. Fourth grade.
Miss Ella Ware. Third grade
Miss Annie o NELL, Second grade.
Miss T. B. Drought, Second grade.
Miss Nora Desmond. First grade.
Miss L. A. Shaw, First grade
miss Lucy Robinson. First primary.
Neill school.
Miss Carrie Saunders Principal.
Miss Jessie Boyden. Sixth grade.
Miss Zada Judd, Fifth grade
Mrs. S. c. Fowler, Fourth grade
Miss Julia Spates, Fourth grade.
Miss Bertha Crapsey, Third grade.
Miss Julia Butler. Second grade
Miss Marian Winchester. First grade,
Miss Mary Madigan. First primary.
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L.iYerISNol Grain.
FINANCIAL.

! LIVERPOOL June 2l--Wheat quiet; red
Western spring. rs sd9,s sd; No. A. red viii
/ ter, 6S SJ2dIn6s sd.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Boaro of
School Inspectors.
Special Meeting.

printed in Tine Globe" of June q, 1922
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w EEKLY MARKETS.
Dry Goods,

Prints - Faneies = American, Eddystone,
Hamilton, Manchester, MerrimRc, Pacific,
Windsor, &c; Allen, Gloucester, Hartel
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Mr.. W. C. L. Schaefer, Principal teache
Franklin school.

Mr.. W. C. L. Schaefer, Principal teacher.
Franklin school.
Miss Emma Stanley, Principal
Miss Alice Hosmer, Eighth grade
Miss NJ 2. Dallas, Eighth grade.
Miss NJ. 7. Co-coran. Seventh grade.
Mrs. G. L. Patterson. Seventh grade,
Miss A. 7. Corcoran. Sixth grade.
Miss Emma Wilmot Sixth grace.
Miss Catherine Campbell, Fifth grade.
Miss Inez Bunker Fifth grade
Miss Anna Yost, Fourth grade.
Miss Nj. Z. McFetridge, Fourth grade.
Miss Nellie O'Keefe. Third grade
Miss Florence Hight Second grade.
Miss Augusta Nelson, Second grade.
Miss G. Z. Hallowell. Second grade.
Miss Frances Nicoll. First grade.
Miss Margaret Chairman, First grade.
Miss Cora Carel. First grade.
Mrs. E. M. Lowry. First primary.
Jefferson school.
Mr. Fl. s. Baker Principal.
Miss Emma Witt. Eighth grade,
Miss Sophie Witt. Eighth grade.
Miss Lillian Mcguire, Seventh grade.
Miss Mary O'Brien Seventh grade.
Miss Mary Delaney. Sixth grade.
Miss Mary Maher, Fifth grade.
Miss Jessie Hannum, Fifth grade.
Miss Alice McGnire. Fourth grade.
Miss Maud Clum, Fourth grade.
Miss Lizzie Brown, Third grade
Miss Nellie barrow. Third grade.
Mrs. Joanna Williams. Third grade.
Mrs. Kate Slye. First grade.
Mrs. Florence Perry, First grade.
Mrs. Alice Perry, First grade
Mrs. Carrie Mcclure, First grade.
Mrs. Anna Carter, First primary.
Adams school.
Miss Mary A. Daugherty, Principal
Mrs. NJ. a. Royles. Seventh grade.
Miss Jenny Toby. Fifth grade.
Miss Theresa Daugherty. Fourth grade.
Mrs. f. L. Williams, Third grade.
Miss Alice Kelly, Third grade.
Miss Hannah Naughton, Second grade.
Miss Sophie Teuer. First grade.
Miss ka6e Delaney, First grade.
Miss Kate DOlan, Second grade
Miss Annie Mcdonald. First grade.
Miss d. Mcguire. First grade
Miss Elizabeth Sliney First grade.
Miss Laura |. Bartlett, First primary.
Monroe School.
Miss z. Wright, Principal.
Miss L. c. Flint Eighth grade.
Miss Cora Lynch. Seventh grade.
Miss L. T. O'Neill, Sixth grade
Miss NJ j. Bryant Fifth grade,
Miss *. A. Sliney. Fourth grade.
Miss j. E. OConnor, Third grade.
Miss Emily Walla, Third grade.
Miss Julia Seaman, Second grade.
Miss Carrie Gilbert First grade
Miss Ellen Sliney, First grade.
Miss Minnie Kelly, First grade.
Miss j. Erskine, First grade.
Miss NJ. E. Farrell, First primary.
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Avon Street school.

Avon Street School.
Miss Mary Kult Principal and First P
nary Teacher.
Miss Josie oHalloran, Second grade.
Madison school.
Gen. George c. Smith. Principal
Miss j A. Wormwood, Eighth grade.
Miss Edith Taylor. Eighth grade.
Miss Stasia U'HaliOran, Seventh grade.
Miss s. E Patien. A Seventh grade.
Mrs. j. r. Langton, Sixth grade.
Miss Alice Adams. Sixth grade.
Miss Katherine Williams. Fifth grade.
Miss Margaret Doian, Fifth grade.
Miss Angie Hern, Fourth grade.
Mrs e. Wasmus, Fourth grade.
Miss Annie Sheppard. Third grade.
Miss Edith Lowry. Third grade.
Miss Della Long, Second grade
Miss Alice Phelan, Second grade.
Miss Sadie Hern, Second grade.
Miss Bessie Farr. First grade.
Miss Henrietta Dawson, First grade.
Mrs. N. NJ. Tong: First primary.
Rice school.
Miss B. G. Eaton, Principal.
Miss Frances Orr. Eighth grade.
Miss Emily Hagger,y. Seventh grade.
Miss E. 4. cr6msie, Sixth grade.
Miss j Z. sullivan, Fifth grade
Miss Alma Burgess, Fourth grade.
Miss Lizzie Morrow, Third grade.
Miss A. G. Donovan. Second grade.
Miss Mary Cullen. second grade.
Miss May Hambleton, First grade.
Miss Katherine Hart, First grade.
Miss Ethel Parsons. First primary.
Robert A. Smith.
Miss Anna c. Packard, Principal.
Miss Nellie Campbell, Fifth grade.
Miss Ellen Curry, Fourth grade.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and unchanged. Nheat-No. , spring,
7sS4c; No. red. S04. COrH-No. ,. 1 Ice.
Oats-S0. >, 5lss63lI.c; No. ; white, Bic;
No. ) white, 3eGt5atsc- Rye-No. =, 7cGf7CI2c.
Bariey-No. =. one: No. ;, f. 0. b.. 3GTc;
No !. {. o. b., } 6145c. Flaxseed-No. ], Sl.63
@Leg2 Timothy Seed-Prime, SI-2.9l.33
Mess Pnrk-Per btl, SI06-@I0.67l7. Lard
Per 10J lbs. S6.;E6ej.57ls- Short Ribs-Sides
(lOoSe). S6sC06. S>l2. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed} 81 Sc Short clear sides
finished goods per gal, SI.15. Sugars IN
changed. Receipts-FIour. 10000 bhls:
wheat, 10000 bu: corn, 5O3, 900 bu; oats, 4g5,-
Coo bU; rye, 1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ShipmenGs-FloHT, 1900 bbls; wheat. 10000
bu; corn, 1i0,000 bu; oats 2i7,G bU; rye,
3G'0 bui barley. 5000 bu. On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
A;gner; ereameries. 15651eSsc; diaries. I29
3.c. Eggs, f2Ie6l3e
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Supervisors of Departments

Mr.. Geo Rink. Supervisor of erman.
Mr. j. ID. Bond, Supervisor g snmansnip.
Mr.. &. II. Congdon, Superv5S OF Music
Mr.. A. \. Gordon. Superyis OF MANUAL
Training.
Miss A. NJ. Laughiin. Supervl OF Draw
ing.
Miss ). C. Brooks, Supervisor of Primary
Work
Miss c. b. Ford. Supervisor Of Domestic
ECONOMY.