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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
POLICY AS TO APPOINTMENTS.
Negro Democrats win Succeed NegroiRe-
publicAns-Blue Jackels ana Ma
rines In the SOHth-Interest-
ing Department Notes.
Emancipation Celebrat ion.

WASHINGTON, April l8.-The colored
people of this city celebrated the 28d
anniversary of the emancipation of
slaves in the District OF Columbia. The
celebration consisted of parade during
the day, and commemoratiVe exercises
AT Lincoln memorial church in the
evening. About 5000 persons, members
of various civic and military associa.
tions of the colored people of this city,
took part in the parade, which was re
viewed by President Cleveland and
from the portico OF the White House.
At a meeting in Lincoln Memorial
church tonight, Mr.. Bruce, register Of
the treasury, presided and Fred Doug.
las was orator. Tho other speakers
were Prof Gregory, A. II. A. Smith
Rev. X. S. Laws, j. f. johnson and w
G.. Chase.
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Marbles, tops, balls and bats, at Erb's
Closing out Sale

owingto the increase of my shoe trade
aud being too crowded TO exhibit my
large stock Of boots aud shoes, have
concluded to give up my hat business.
| will, therefore, close out my entire
stock of fine silk, felt nd straw hats at
n great reduction, at least from % 10 80
percent. lower than the same goods can
oe bought elsewhere.
This Is no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, made ok
pressly for me for this spring trade. An
inspection Is respectfully solicited OF
those In want OF something nice and
cheap in head gear.
Call soon and make your selection be.
fore the stock is broken, and you will
save money, at
LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street,
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Hotel ArrIynls.
AT THE ST GEORGE.

J p Bordee, Texas; r + Tllford, Wax
ahachie; l. NJ Dunn, Mexla;v II Shell.
ton, WaNehochie; + A Rhodohamel
city; II w Banlaud, Gainesville, q
White, city; WI Weatherly, Grapevine,
Lipscomb, Grapevine; ID III Werri'
wig, Mexico; Il q Knight, Dallas
county; + A Lyons, Mrs SM Komp,
Chicago: A 5 Mcdowell. city; s NJ Cralp
Ovilla; Thos Il Jones, ThosB Ciavton.
Il w High, A j Hardin Terrell: R9beri
Donnell, Inorganic @ Campbell, n s
Townsend, Mrs ) Mcdowell, Cloburne,
q w Travis, Dublin, Texas; Geo IA
Pfouts, Jas p Atkinson, CITY, III CAN'T.
eron, MeridlaniJ A Williams, london,
Is Key, Run, ellis; Frank Houston,
w X Banland, Gainesville, II J Sanders
Vorsicanai w Shackelforf''g 0verton;
I Lntz, Marshall.
L II Lard, Hy PollsA- Ben Irelson,
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under suspicious circumstances. Yes
terday the remains of the supposed in
rant were found by Detective owen in a
pine thieket near the Texas Il Pacific
depot. The child had been placed in a
small pine box, buried in a shallow
grave, ana the scratching of dogs
around the spot led to the dis
coVery' inc woman was ar
rested and confessed that her child
had been taken from her and bnried,
nut did not know that this was hers
Justice Spence held an inquest over the
body, and as the jury are yet investl-
gazing the case, no verdict hss been rem
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eonernI Mn.hlnrinn Nn,n.-

WAsHNoroN, April l6.-Tho Aca-
pulco has arrived at Aspinwan with the
marines and blue Jackets sent from
New York to the isthmus last week.
The public debt statement VIII be is
sued in two iOrms, ON the LIST Of each
month, up TO tho lsJ Of July next, which
Is the beginning Or the noXt fiscal wear.
The two forms will include The one il
sued Tor the first time on April /, and
Tue form which had been previous Y
useG by tho department since 1850 m l.
expected that tho new form alone will
he used after July /.
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city; Ed Well, Cincinnati; G II Connell.
Sweetwater; John n Simpson, city:
John w Mahara, Buffalo, New York;
James barrett, New York; II A Engel-
pnrecht, San Francisco; X J owen,
LYnchburg; ] Remick, New York; III
T. Hughes, Houston; William Enders.
~ Loulsi Mrs l. M Kent and child, CITY:
a B Kirby, Lite Rock; + A Lyon,
Chicago; Neemayer, Liste Rock; L l.
maSronss, Gnnhau. D Mercy. st
Louis; A J. Forhee, Baltimore. q :
Ricks, Eureka CITY; WIN II Shelby. 81
LOUIS sum l. Dale, Galveston; / Il
Block, wills Point; J II Brittor, Sher-
man; } B Coleman, Coleman; u i Jack
son, ~ Louis; J ID McPhersln, Buffalo,
Now York; j 7 Gllett, Keuney; Thos
ID Sp1ver John Il Harper, Jdcksboro;
g Gardiner Galveston; $ OllondOrf,
Detroit; > " Joseph, Jndn Van ner.
9rogh, Now York: Ron % Lsc, Bsitan;
> NJ hsynls Murt t0rl Tennessee.
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Poace In CantrniAm

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Senor dc Pc.
Ratio, tue Costa Rico minister, received
tonight the following telegram from
President zaldivar, of San Salvador, who
was In command of tho army of Chal-
cupas:
SANTA ANA, April l5,-To Peralto, Wash.
ington;
The peace OF Central America is
signed now, the triumph doing great
honor Salvador.
(Signed) ZALDIvAR,
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MIR. O,No,l Oustod

WASHINGTON, April 10. - Secretary
Manning to-day appointed John
A. O'Neil, of Hoboken, New
Jersey, to be mperintendent
of engraving in the bureau of eugrav-
ing, Mt a salary of 80, cooper annum, vlco
Goargo w. Casilear,l removed. There
are no charges against Mr.. Casilesr, and
no feels somewhat sore ut his removal.
Ito has been employed IA the bureau for
many years, and is considered one of
tho best ongravers in the country. Many
OF MS Inventions are now in use. Mr..
o'Neill was formerly mayor OF Hobo
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Senatorial Rrihnry cnaes.

COLUMBUS, April lc.-Allen +. O.
Myers stated before tho Legislative in.
vestigatlng committee to-day that be.
fore the election of senator by the leg
islature last winter no was approached
by Benjamin Robinson, of Cincinnati,
one of Mr.. Pendleton's managers,
aud offered $500 and then $1,000 for his
vote. Robinson has been summoned 10
appear before the committee and devel-
opments In the senatorial contest are
promised by him.
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The whole GARTH Tor Soc. al Erb,,
A Trip to the Moon.

As was anticipated, another full house
greeted Prof. Proctor, tho eminent as
tronomer, at the Dallas Femple college
last night, and listened to his lecture on
the subject of tho moon. The Trip to
the Moon was not made in special
railroad train provided for the occasion
aud built for the trip, for the reason that
after the cars had been constructed, al
though made entirely of ir IN, II was
found that the train would have to
travel at the rate Of seven miles per sec.
ond,. and that the atmospheric frlction
would be 10 great that the iron woult;,
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kaufman ana the Naw Court Complica.
lions

KAUFMAN, April l6.-.SpecialI-It Is
understood here that the bill creating
the thirty-ninth judicial district, COM
posed OF Ellis, Kaufman aud Rockwell
counties, does not taSo effect for so DAYS
after it's passage, II is further said that
the bill reorgauiziug the eighth district,
ofwhlch Kaufman county was lately q
parti takes effect from passage. II these
things be true, kaufman county will
TO without u Judge until July } aud her
citizens viii be deprived of the
relief which that officer IN
authorized 20 afford In ease of
an invasion Of their rights, The county
will also have no court In May, Uho
next regular term,) and in all probabil-
ity tue entire business OF the court will
so over till next November. This will
work great hardship on those who arc
confined In jail and who may desire u
trial. Besides the best interests of the
county demand that the courts should
be regular and prompt in the dispatch
of business, IL seems that somebody Is
10 blame, perhaps the local represents
tiyes can explain.
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A Fort Worth Policeman "pone Up" by n
Coon"

FoRT WORTH, April lG.-lSpecial. l.
Police officer Robert Buchanan Is terri
bly, chagrined and the sorost man In
four states, over an encounter tonight
with Bill Davis, negro. Davis was
raising racket at q LITTLE stand wheE
Buchanan Went 10 arrest him, Davis
cursed the officer terribly, when Buch-
anan hit him on the nose with brass
knucks. The negro ~ mped him, gath
cred hun In his arms sud threw him to
the ground; thon took his revolver from
his scabbsrd and let the officer up.
buchanan secured another pistol and
dred az Davis, bat he got away and car.
ried tho pistol with him. A telegram
has been sent TO Dallas 20 arrest Davis,
II being thought no has gone there.
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The Fire Record.
AT BUFFALO.


BUFFALO, April lG.-Dunston & Co.'S.
lithographing establishments, in the
Morning Express block, was discovered
to DO on fire this evening. The flames
spread rapidly and the entire block in
which the Express Office is situated will
probably be destroyed. Several firemen
were overcome by smoke. No one was
seriously injured.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Shortly before O'clock this evening.
as one porters in the Morning Express
Office was lighting the lamps
IN the news room in the second
floor, one of the oil tanks above the
printers cases took fire and in very
short time the whole room was in
idly that the ronorters and
the editorial stan who occupied
rooms close by were driven through tho
rear windows. The fire spread through
the building with great rapidity, soon
reaching the lithographing department,
owned by Edward Hoffman, on the third
fiOOr a large quantity of valuable
plates Tor maps, which were being pre.
pared for the Mexican government by
Matthews, Northop d Co., to gether with
all the plant and stock, was DESTROYED,
rToul mere Tue nfe caught In the Job do
partment OF the EXpr g., on tho
fourth and fifth floors, which was also
totally destroyed. G.. II. Dunson, the
photographer, was also burned out, as
was also the O'Neil Wagon COM
pany, on the first floor. About
400 hands will be thrown out of work.
Straub d Co., bOokbinders, suffer con-
siderable loss by water.
SENATOR srANFoRp's STABLES.
RED BLUFF, Call, April l6.-SOme
tramps called yesterday at Senator
Stauiord's Dina rancho. They were
driven away. At daylight this morn
ing the stables were discovered 20 DO on
fire, They contained ll5 horses aud
mules, all of which, except four, were
burned 90 death.
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miners are at the bottom. The loss Is
about 100000; no insurance. The fire
was caused by the explosion of torch
IN the oil room. Cages were kept run
ning until few minutes before the
wire cable snapped in two. 1t is thought
the men will be saved. An escape
shait, three.quarters OF a mile away,
connects with the one destroyed and il
is by this avenue that the men will be
most likely TO escape. No word has
yet neen received that the men have
reached the escape, though the chances
are in their favor.
THE MEN ESCAPED.
The six imprisoned miners snccaeded
IN making their way to the escapement
shaft, nearly Il mile away; = } no lives
were lost, as at first stated. The fire
was eNtinguishe6 with loss o. about
$4,000.
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Hunting and shooting Horse rhieveg.

CROCKETT, April l6.-[Speci9l.l- News
reached here tonight that the sheriff
and posse have been in pursuit OF two
noted horse thieves near Elkhart to day,
by the name of Carter and Jones. Car
ter was fatally shot in the back aud
captured. Jones escaped, but 1t is
thought he Is probably wounded. The
posse is still in pursuit OF Jones. Carter
has been taken 70 PALESTINE.
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Making tho Changes.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-First Deputy
Commissioner Of Pensions Mclean was
Installed in Office to-day,
In compliance with the request of
Secretary Manning, Mr.. Robert VIII
drom, chiet of division in the Office of
the auditor of the treasury for the post.
Office department, to-day rendered his
resignation, to take eilect on Tho LIST
nroNimo.
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mrs. Admiral Rernola. promnna,

FORTRESS MONROE, April l0.-Several
ladies, among them Mrs. Admiral Rey-
nolds, started in boat this afternoon
to visit Old Point Comfort, with couple
OF negroes as oRrsmen. The water was
rough and the winds high, and the boat
was upset near the beach. All were
rescued but Mrs. Reynold, who died
from exhaustion.
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unfonndeh Rnmnrs-

WASHINGTON, April 10. - Rumors
were current to-day to the effect that
gross frauds and Irregularities had been
discovered in the treasury department;
that Secretary Manning and Assistant
Secretary Fairchild had been in con-
sultation with references thereat, and
mat general and thorough investiga-
ton would begin Mt once. In reply To
questions upon the subject, both said
dation.
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GAINESVILLE, April l6.-LSpecial.l "A
negro named VIII Rowell was arrested
here last night in one of the gambling
rooms and lodged in Jail 20 await the
coming of the sheriff OF Fannin county.
He has been identified as very pad
character who broke guard and escaped
from Bonham alter he mad been arrested
and sentenced.
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The santos Gaze.

BALTIMORE, April l6.-A special from
Hagerstown, Maryland, says; "Mr.
Onderdonk has received dispatch
rom Mr.. Santos T.. Santos, of Panama,
Informing him that his brother, Anto-
MO Santos, who was arrested and inn
prisoued with Julie r, Santos, an Amer.
lcan citizen, had escaped from Ecuador
and arrived at Panama. Antonio re-
ports Julie in danger. A copy of tho
telegram will DO sent TO the state &c.
partment as an argument for urgency
IN the matter OF jules release. The
news OF Santos escape has not yet been
received in Washington.
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NEW YORK, April l6,-The building
examiners, who yesterday inspected the
rowof eight houses on Eleventh avenue,
extending from SiXty.frst street to
SiNty-second street, which were built
by Buddensick, have reported to the
building department that the structures
were unsafe in many respects and in an
extremely dangerous condition. They
were ordered to DO taken down at once.
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A Watch Stolen.

TYLER, April l6. Especial. l. Mr..
John II. Bonner had his watch stolen
yesterday. The thief was captured, but
he had disposed of tho watch. 1t is a
medium-slze, gold double-case, made
by the American Watch company, and
has the name of M. II. Bonner engraved
on the inner case. He has offered a re-.
ward OF $50 for its return,
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Labor Troubles.
FLAN spINgrRs srpIup.

PATTERSON, N. j., April l6-Fourteen
hundred employees Of the Barbour Flax
Spinner company struck to-day for an
increase Of 10 per cent IN wages, to coun-
teract two reductions that have been
made within two months. The strike
compelled the closing OF both tho large
mills, and advicos are awaited from
where the Barbours live. A large
crowd OF strikers gathered about t6e
mills this afternoon, but there was no
disturbance.
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Tho Weather.
INDI.ArIONs RoN rn.nAN

INNi' NIIONs FOR TOO DAY.
WAsHINeroN, April l6-For the west
guilt states; Fair weather; VARIABLE
winds, preceded by southerly winds IN
the south and central portions, s,icht
changes IN temperature except i'm Ihs
northern part Slightly lower tenpera.
ture.
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The Administration and the Africans

WAsHINdToN, April l6A-It is UNDER
stood that the policy Of the administra-
ton, with regard to appointment to
places, in southern states that are now
held by colOred Republicans, will be
not TO substitute white men for colored
men, but TO replace incompetent or dis
honest colored Republicans with col
ored Democrats who are worthy and
capable. In accordance, il is said,
with thispolicy, the postmaster-generai
has just appointed ex. Representatiye
Tom Hamilton, Of Beaufort agent
from Beaufort to Jacksboro.
) outh Carolina. Hamilton was
the leader OF a small band of colored
men who supported the Wade Hamp-
ton government in South Carolina la
1876.
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Nntthn sn,nn Nnwmnr-

LoNviEw, April l6-lSpeoiall Tho
burglar who was captured in Dallas
giving tho name of Joe Newman, of this
place, reflects on enc OF tho most respoc.
table merchants who runs store here
and &C Marshal, and should be cOrreO ted
by all newspapers, as Mr.. Newman is
now in Marshall attending TO his duties
in his store.
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The Great National Park for S,srs,a.

Ahe "rS"t N"tlonh fafk FOR NiaEaJa.
ALBANY, April l6.-Tho Niagara res
ervanon bill has passed the senate. 1t
win now go 20 the governor for HIS aiy-
nature. IL provides for free psi
gro md Niagara Falls forever and
makes an appropriation for the purchase
az tina lands
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Aileeod Cat,lo rhIeflsIle

GREENvILLr, April To- Special. go
VIM. ilaskins, who Ia wanted in Bell
county for cattle stealing, was arrested
some 20 miles from Greenville to-day by
Mr. Chat, deputy sheriff, and jailed.
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From Hutchlns.

HUTcHINs, April l6-[Special. IA
very heavy rain fell last night, which
was not needed.
Tom Rawlins, of Garrett, formerly of
this place, died yesterday and was
buried here to-day at II $50 O'clock,
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cnni Min.nI.an..-

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Aptil l0.-The Lincoln
Coal company's shaft and landing
caught fire at l;So o'clock this morning
and were soon In danes. From Iot 20
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ST. LOUIS, April 49, An OF der WAS Is
sued in the circuit court to-day to ilre.
close and sell property Of the Harrison
Wire company, ii the interest ana prin-
cipal on the bonds issGed under a Sl5D
600 mortgage on the works is NOT paid.
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NEW YORK DENTAL ASSOCIATION

D. a. President and Secretary;
SG as restoring their original
Sreet,Da Has.
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Cleveland IL tho choio OF tho Ameri-
can peoplo--so arc Opera Pun Ciga-
rpttns.
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A Rad Case at Jefferson.

JEFFERSON, April i6.-Ispeclal.l 1.-THE
infant child Of Julia Thompson, a col
orcd girl, disappeared about 10 days ago
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PIotures and .rames at Paul srb,s.
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@SP YOUR BAKING POWDER To-Day
brands Advertised as absolutely pura
CoNTArIG AMMONIA
THE IEsI,

Place esn tor down hot stove until heated, ,A.s
ssnoso tho cover and SMELL chemist viii mot 81 10
quIea 70 detoot tho prolence Of ammonia. -
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Tho First Baptist church Sunday
school, Dallas, will observe the Texas
"Cmldren's Mission Day." on Sunday
noNt, the 10 h inst, at $3.50 y. m. the
exercises VIII consist of music, addresses,
reCitauons, readings etc. Some OF the
music has been composed expressly for
tLp occasion. This Su day school OK
tends very cordial invitation to all
friends TO DO present on this occasion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-08

The President Expresses His
Indignation Mt Having Been
Betrayed into Making an
Unreliable Appointment.

Betrayed into Making an
Unreliable appointment.
New YORK, Aug. THE Times
Cincinnati special publishes the
correspondence between a certain
Ohio man, unnamed, and Presiden,
Cleveland. The former had rec.
commended a person for appoint
ment to a judgship simply to get
rid of him, not believing the Presi-
dent would consider the matter
The President, however, appointed
the applicant. The signer of the
petition then wrote to the Presi-
dent, detailing all the facts in the
case, and expressing surprise and
sorrow that the President had ap-
pointed mere bore, who had no
qualifications for the office. Fol-
lowing is the Presidents reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, /
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. l, 1885. !
DEAR SIR: l have read your
letter of the oath ult. with amaze
ment and Indignation. There is
but one mitigation to the perfdy
which your letter discloses, and
that is found in the fact that you
confess your share in it. [ don't
know whether you are Democrat
or not; but if you are, the crime
which you confess is more unpar-
donable. The idea that this Ad-
minisrration, pledged to give to the
people a better government and
better officers, and engaged in
and-to-hand fight with the bad
elements of both parties, should
be betrayed by those who ought to
be worthy of implicit trust is afro
cious, and such treason to the peo-
pie and to the party ought to be
punished by Imprisonment. Your
confession comes too late to be of
immediate use to the public SER
vice, and I can only say that while
this is not the first time | have
been deceived by lying and treach-
srous representations, you are the
first one who has so frankly owned
MS grevious fault. If any comfort
S to be extracted from this assur-
lnce you are welcome to it. Yours
ruly, GROVER CLEVELAND.
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THE MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The Programme for the Days OBJ
sequies.

At sunrise Presidential salut,
Of 81 guns will be fired.
At 6 o'clock the funeral guns
such as are required to be fred by
the Army and Navy regulations
will begin, and the salutes giver
each half hour until shutdown.
All American ships will fire the
funeral salutes throughout the
world. wherever Grants death is
known, and all American ships will
salute the day after receiving the
intelligence.
The services at the Opera House
willie APPEAL WILLOWS, beginning at 2
carson at Judge Edwards acting
as PRESIDE of the Day:
Prayer, Rev. J. Fl. Wythe.
Hymn Nearer my God to Thee, 4"
choir.
Burial Lesson Rev. George R.
Davis.
Hymn'I Would Not Live Away
choir.
Eulogy, Hon. H. F. Bartine.
Beyond the Smiling and the
Weeping" choir.
8enediction, Rev. J. L. Woods.
At l o'clock the bells of the city
will toll at the rate of one stroke
per minute.
The Warren Engine House will
sound the first stroke, Curry No. 2
the second, the Methodist Church
the third, the Episcopal Church the
fourth and the Mint fifth.
The Warren will resume and the
tolling 60 on, one stroke at time
in rotation.
The Mexican Veterans and the
Grand Army of the Republic and
all ex-soldiers will occupy reserved
seats, and enter at the side door of
the Opera House.
All business houses are requested
10 close their doors from noon till
& o'clock.
The doors Of the Opera House
will be open at half past l o'clock.
The music selected by the choir
is the same as has been chosen for |
the services over the body of Grant /
10 New York.