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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-18
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, a ril H. 1888.

The
said city, Board will
I'd May A. d. hear objections at
The following OF the
Brewster's Addition o Paul.
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Supposed owner and
description.

Susan w. Smith. Commencing on north
west corner of lot l, block 5, Mclean s
reservation, st Paul; thence Ely along
My line of said lot l, $50 feet; thence N
1719 deg. west to line of Hastings ave-
nue.; thence w on said line of Hastings
beginning, being in st. Paul, Minnesota.
Unknown. Commencing at point on
south line of Hastings avenue $50 feet E
from NE corner of lot 1, block l, Yande's
addition to st Paul; thence E on S line of
Hastings avenue to SW corner of Hastings
avenue and Forest street; thence S on
ton with the E'ly line of Susan NJ W Smiths
land; thence NW'ly on last mentioned
line to beginning, being in st. Paul, Min
neSOta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Brewster's Addition to st. Paul.


Clerk of said Board at least O
Official: r.. L. Presden
+. Public
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Clerk day said meeting.
Official: R.. L. GORMAN,
w.. FL O
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Balance Balance

with
Clerk Board at least said meeting
Official: r. l.. GORMAN President
w. +. ERWIN Clerk Board of Public Works. loslO9
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All objections writing with the
Clerk of said Board at meeting.
L.
f. OF Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-18

Confirmation of Assessment for Change of Grade Brewster
Avenue.
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Kings Addition to St. Pau

Balance Balance
Benefits. Damages. to owner. to city
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OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi. Apr. Is, 1883. !
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Grand Excursion to Cincinnati via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania railroad announce the
lowest rates to Cincinnati Ohio, on the Occa'
sion Of the meeting Of the Supreme Lodge,
Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, June II,
rate, including sleeping car accommodations
going and meals en- route going and returning,
will be Sl2. Special train will leave Sixth
reaching Cincinnati early Sunday afternoon
breakfast will be taken at the famous Logan
House Altoona, Pa, at the base of the Allie
be attached to the train over the picturesque
portion of the Allcghcnics. Everything will
be done by members of the Nelson division TO
your tickets read on account Of the Nelson
division, No. ., Uniformed Rank Knights of
Pythias, this being the only division making
Tickets will be placed in hands of committee
al once for sale, and those desiring to avail
themselves of the delightful trip should apply
early.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
SECOND FLOOR DEPARTMENTS.

SHOES. Oper cent. discount. of marked
prices
S. Ladies' Embroidered White Suits for 81.
81 Ladies' Scotch Gineham Suits for SO.
SIC Ladies' French sateen Suits for Sl0.50.
$leS Ladies' White Wrappers for S1.s7.
S22 Beaded "pelerlne" Visites for go.
Sl25 Children's White Dresses for CSC.
$3.50 Childrens Gingham Dresses for S1.9S.
SlGS Children's French Sateen Dresses, 50.
Childrens Wraps at 10 per cent. discount,
Csc Child's Nainsook Dresses for 79c.
SOC Infants Cambria Slips for sic.
25c Chldren's Null Caps for 2lc.
1gc Nurses and Mattresses Caps for l6c.
25c Nurses Aprons, two styles, for 2ic.
S3.9S Ladies' Military Braided Jerseys, $3.50.
S1.6S Tailor-F Finished Imported Jerseys, S1.fS.
Sl.35 Black Imported Stockinet Jerseys,
lilo.
SiiO Cashmere shawls, all colors, for 9Sc.
$40 Embroidered Drap e'Ete Shawls for Sl7.
S1.25 French Woven Corsets for S114.
7jc yentilatine Summer Corsets for G2c.
SOC Bustles, all styles, for 4lc.
llc Bustles, all styles for Ice.
ISc Summer Balmoral Skirts for Sic.
81 Cambria and Muslin Night Gowns for Sic.
50c Muslin Night Gowns for CSC.
Soc Cambria and Cotton Drawers for Csc.
81 skirts, all styles, for 8ic..
Csc Short skirts, all styles for 50c.
gSc Iaccd.Trimmed Corset Covers, CSC.
CSC Dressing Sacques, all styles for zoe.
25c STAMPED Linen Splashers for 17c.
dSc Four Pocket Shoe Bags for SOC.
2jc Pillow Shams for 2lc pair.
DC Curtain Scrim, all styles, forTc.
l5c Curtain Scrim, all styles, for 12c.
SOC Real Madras, all styles, for 30c.
81 Imported Persian Scarfs for 15c.
sS~ Elevator in passage adjoining Glove
Department. rear of store No. 1llo Pcnnsyl.
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
CHANCE FOR APPLICANTS.
Civil Service Examinations for Pen
sion and Patent Examiners,

The number Of clislbles upon the registers
of the civil service commission available for
appointment to the grade of fourth assistant
examiner in the patent office and to the grade
of special pension examiner in the pension
office Is very small, and, in order to ade-
quately supply these registers, the commission
will hold special examinations as follows;
At Boston, Mass. Cleveland, Ohio, and In
dianapois, Ind on saturday, June 23 At
Philadelphia, Pa, on Monday, June %. At
New Haven, Conn; Detroit, Mich, aud St.
Louis. Mo- on Tuesday, June 90, and at New
York city, Chicago, ILL.,, and Cincinnati, Ohio,
on Thursday, June 2S
The salary of the fourth assistant examiner
Is 81, 200 year, and vacancies in the higher
grades are, as a rule, filed by promotion from
this grade. The examination embraces the
following subjects: Mathematics, physics, tech
MICS and the reading and description of math-
cmatical drawings, with the French and Ger
man languages as optional subjects.
The examination for special pension exam.
iner embraces the following subjects: OrthOg
raphy copying, penmanship, letter writing,
arithmetic TO include fractions interest, and
discount, geography, and history of the United
states, and principal provisions of the pension
laws and the elements of the law of evidence.
Requests for application blanks and further
information should be addressed TO the United
states civil service conmisslon Washington,
National Republican., 1888-05-30
SEE advertisement Decoration Day at Mar
shall Hall.
Republican National League to Chi
CHrO.

For the accommodation of members of the
Republican National League and their friends
visiting Chicago, ILL.,, on the occasion of the
National Republican Convention To be held in
that city June ~ next the Pennsylvania rail
road has arranged for Il special train, com
posed of Pullman vestibule sleeping cars
leaving Washington at 10 a, M, reaching Chi
cago early next morning Tickets for this
train will be sold AT the rate of SIS for the
round trip, including sleeping car accommo
dations and meals en- route in both directions,
the extreme limit of tickets being June ~, in
very liberal offer a large number of persons
are already securing their accommodations
on said train, and those wishing to take pass
age thereon should apply at once for tickets
In order to secure good location in sic ,png
cars. Confer with COL l.. r. Wright or Robert
$. Fletcher at League headquarters, or X. A.
larkC, agent at sixth street station.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
s-
Tic Rilles' Entertainment.

The Evening with the National Rifles" at
their armory on G street northwest, last night,
was most enjoyable affair and was largely
attended. The programme, which was well
selected and finely rendered, consisted Of
vocal and instrumental solos, a banjo quar-
tette, readings, dialogues, &c, and was par.
tiCipated In by large number of local artists.
Mr. GilesSh inc, of the Clara Morris Company,
gave dramatic reading; Mr.. Samuel w.
a baritone solo entitled, "Opcn Thy Lattice
and MIR. Frank Baxter, OF the Boston Ideals, a
tenor solo. The Others appearing were: Misses
Mabel Moore, Dollie Lcech Eulalie pomer,
rad Kremb, and W. 4. Southard, and Messrs.
j. d. McCauley, Clarence Moore, Frank Bote,
Ter. {. +. Bacon, W. A. Croffut. T.. j, Whipple,
John Mack, W. f. Smith, T. B. Hay, l.. NJ.
Turner, J. Z. Haley WIN. A. Haley, and W, NJ,
TaStCt.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
lis LIFE WORK ENDED.
The Body of Rev. DIR. Giesy Rests at
Oak Hill,

The church Of the Epiphany was crowded
to the doors yesterday afternoon at i;3j
o'clock by the members of the congregation
and the sunday schools of the church, and
many other persons They were assembled
to pay the last tribute of respect to the be-
loved rector, Rev. DR.. s. H. Giesy The hand
some black cloth casket stood upon q raised
platform in front of the altar rail. Upon the
lid were palm leaves and magnificent white
floral cross. The altar was heavily drapcd In
black, and upon 1t were floral designs, such as
anchors and crosses and wrcaths. Bishop
Paret stood at the west end of the altar aud
within the chuncel rail were Roy Dr. Ecclc.
ston, of Emmanuel Church, Baltimore; Rov.
Dr.. Lindsay, of Connecticut; Rev. &. c.. Crit.
fifth Ascension Church, BaltimOrc Rev. Irving
McEroy, ST. Lukes. Baltimore, and Rev. Il.
NJ. Mott, assistant rector of the Epiphany.
These ClCrgymen took part In tho service,
The choir under the leadership of Mrs. Pear.
son, organist, rendered excellent music.
In the front pews of the church were twenty
the body of the church were many visiting
clergy from Baltimore and Alexandria, and
there were quite a number of ministers of
other city churches also present. There was
no sermon, and at the conclusion of the ritual
the clergy left the chanccl while the choir
sang. "lloly Holy, Holy Lord to Thee The
Caskct was borne To the hearsc by the body
bearers, chosen from the Epiphany Young
Burt, Longstreet, CULVER, Blair, Keam, and
Gregory. Then came the pallbearers, Rev.
Drs, Elliott, Townsend, Addison, .Pcrry steele
stuart, Lindsey, and Buck. followed by the
Surpliced clergy and the bishop AitGr me M
oak Hill was made where the remaining ,por.
tiOr of the burial service was read and the
body was consigned TO the tomb.
The affection that the congregation had for
the deceased rector was plainly noticeable on
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Indictments of the Grand Jury.

The grand Jury yesterday returned the fol-
lowing true bills, and were excused from fur
thcr service until Monday next;
George s. WitzelT, for assault with intent to
commit rape upon Annie Miller on May 25
last
of silver watch from Charles q. Hammer, at
the Mt. Vernon House, on the night of May %
last
Edward Hurley, alias James Z. Sanford,
alias George S. Jones, for housebreaking in
the night time, on May 10 last, at the residence
of John L. Ray and stealing two watch chains,
twcnty-seven cigars, two diamond rings, one
silver watch, and one gold watch, all valued
at Sl26
National Republican., 1888-05-30
TIE SMALL THINGS OF ApAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.
NM nlslrlci hnlldlnrs Mn


The District buildings will be closed to-day
The health officer has asked for more money
for cleaning the streets and for an additional
clerk,
The case Of Ellcry ] Burtt, charged in the
police court yesterday with violating the lot.
tory law, was nullC pressed.
The last will Of Martin McNulty, filed In the
registers office yesterday, leaves his entire
estate to his widow and children,
Thcncw police boat will shortly reach here,
squad Oi men, under Il sergeant, to go on board
Of tier,
The commissioners have decided to put the
chain gang at work very soon to improve l.
street. between First and South Capitol streets
southeast,
The police court will hold a short session
this morning to- attend To the cases that come
up. The other District courts have adjourned
for the day.
Judge Miller stated yesterday to the police
court that he would punish to the full extent
of tie law all persons found acting as cappers
Ht that court.
Comptroller Durham has withdrawn his
suspension of the accounts of the commits
siOnCrs ON the appropriations for streets and
miscellaneous expenses. The amounts are
over $1,000,
James barry Adams has brought suit against
this paper to recover damages for the injury
alleged to have been done Barry Adams In the
publication of the Sunday fight which took
place near Waring, Md, on the Goth instant.
The trial of the suit brought by John Shcchy
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company for 5000 damages for injuries to
iSH c street southwest was resumed In circuit
court No. yesterday, finished, and given to
the jury with permission TO bring in sealed
verdict,
National Republican., 1888-05-30
WINDOW DISPLAY OF
FINE LACES.

You can get a Fair
idea Of our stock Of Laces
from the window full on
the f st. side. There is
no let up in the demand,
and the attention at
tracted by our latest pur-
chase shows cOnclusively
we have met the popular
taste, and that the low
prices quoted, are appre-
ciated. Our line Of pat
terms at present is par
ticularly varied and at
tractive, with the addi-
tional advantage Of being
extremely reasonable in
price: ST., $1.50, $1.60,
$1.95, 50, 81. Is, $2.40, $3.50,
SO, $3.50, $3.69, 81, $3.50,
and $5.68 per yard, AS an
evidence Of the extensive
ness of this stock we de-
sire to state we are show
ing sixteen different
patterns, ranging in price
from $1,50 to $3, inde-
pendent of the patterns
of a lower and higher
price.
In view of the fact that
Lace Dresses grow more
popular every day, and
that a lady's wardrobe is
now considered incom-
plete without one, these
laces should meet with
an unexampled sale.
WOODWARD g. LoTHRoP,
Cor. 11th & f SITS. NV.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Low Rates to st. Louis via Pennsyl-
Nnnin Knilrnnh.

For the convenience Of delegates and Others
desiring to visit st. Louis, Mo, on the occasion
held in that city June 3, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has arranged for fast
special train, TO be composed of Pullman buf.
fct sleeping cars, to leave Washington at 10
rate has been reduced to n very low figure,
namely: $50 for the round trip, including
sleeping car accommodations IN both direc.
being valid for return passage on regular trains
until June 12 inclusive. The space eOn this
special train is being rapidly disposed of, and
all desiring to take passage thereon should APP
ON sale
National Republican., 1888-05-30

The case of Jane Dodson colOrcd, charged
with keeping disordcrly house in the alley
between Eleventh and Twelfth and 4 to U
streets northwest, was begun in the criminal
court yesterday in the absence of the defend.
mcnt and Mr.. L. VI. Hewlett for the prisoner.
Prof. Montgomery, supervising principal of
the Coored schools was the first witness and
testified to the dsorderly character of the
his residence. lie said that numbers of mon
and women cOngrcgatcd there day and night
and their actions and language was disgust
also testified to by two of the neighbors, ono
white and the other colored. This closed the
case for the government, and the Jury Were
respted till Thursday, when the defense will
be heard.
National Republican., 1888-05-30

Patents have been issued to the following
citizens Of this District: Patrick +. Mullgan,
portable bullct.proof watch box; Charles A,
Davis, railway car; John W. Osborne, three
patents for typc.wrting machines and one for
an eraser; Francis NJ. Barber coin spinner;
Edwin A. Newman, thCrmu.Clcctric apparatus
for controlling the temperature of water in
pipes; Joseph e. Fowler and Edward A. Hen,
kle, wcbturning and reversing device for
printing machines.
National Republican., 1888-05-30

AN ELEGANT substitute for Oils, Salts, Pills.
and all kinds Of bitter, nalscOus Liver hlGdi
Trt rnmoIv gyrn ~ n gy td%c d%ns
are CyidCnt-it j. more easily taken, more aC-
Ceptablc 10 the stomach more pleasantly ef-
ieCtyC and more truly beneficial to the sys.
by leading physicians, and for sale in 80 cont
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1888-05-30

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Wm. c. l.. Gorton and Anna l.. Fed.
derman, both of Baltimore, Nd; j. o'Connor
Roberts, of Mobile, Ala, and Annie T.. French,
tcrheld, both of IIarpers Ferry, W. Va; Fred.
Crick Rush and Ellen Muligan: JAS. A. Ward
and Florence u. Gray, both of Arlington. Va
Martha NJ. \. lIeitmuller and Christian Mar.
shak: John G. Cox, of Harrison, Ohio. and
Maggie Y. Mcara, of this city; John Roberts
and Margaret S. Perry; Thomas j. Sweeney
and May II. Anderson; Moses Ford and Anne
Pa, and Ida L. Desmond OF Colts Neck, n
j Harry +. Mace and Alice j. Williamson; J
V. Smitlison and Ella VI. caldwell; Wm. Mack
and Mary Barnes; II. l.. Blankcnship and NJ
A. Kidd both of Richmond Va.
See the sion bargain suits. Eiscmar
Bros eth and l., manufacturing cOthicrs ant
tuil,ps
National Republican., 1888-05-30
SOUVENIRS
FIRST FLOOR Departments.

tlRSI flUUR DEPARI mENTS.
TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT off marked
prices in every article in following depart.
monts Laces, Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Fans, ,Jewelry Leather Goods, Dolls, japanese
Ware, Clocks, and Lamps, Ribbons Flowers,
Feathers, White Dress Goods, and Embroid.
cries, Boots, and Shoes.
CSC Neck Ruchlng, all styles for 20c
2ic Boxes Tourist Ruching for igc box.
1910 Pure Linen Handkerchefs, all styles,
for 10c.
CSC Pure Linen IIandkerchiefs, all styles, for
20c
&c Chid's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for &c.
d5c Jap silk Iandkerchiefs for ST.
12lc Embroidered Null Ties for 10c.
81 Black silk Lace Scarfs and Flchus SIC.
i0c Lace and Ribbon Tidies for : for 25c.
Csc Imported Persian Scarfs for soc.
&c Fancy Dotted Wells for Sc,
12lc Linen Cuffs for for 25c.
1glc Linen Collars for for CSC
15c silk Mitts, all styles lie.
25c Taffeta silk Gloves for 1Oc.
dsc silk Mousquetaire Gloves for 30c.
g Indpessed % pG, M Kid Mi!ouS9uetaires for soc,
@ PalsiS Royal y s,I6 Kid G5lSyes 5op so $780,
$3.50 Parasols all styles, for S1.i9.
S2Gs Parasols, all styles, for s2.1o.
S36S Parasols, all styles, for S2.9s.
S1dS Carriage Shades, all styles, for S1.29.l
S175 2s.inch GLORIA" Umbrellas for S1.59.
S2a0 Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas for
ss15 Oil Boiled silk Umbrellas for sa,is.
for S1,d9
.si.d5 Ladies' Silver Gray Gossamers for
Sl.29.
sszs Imported Raglans improved shape,
Si3O Misses Silver Gray Gossamers for 81 40,
81 Black and colorcd silk Hose for soc.
75c Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Hose for 55c
Doc Ribbed Lisle Hose, black and colors SOC.
4Sc Fancy Cotton Hose, all Styles for 39c
nEp oil tr1a fn,D No
29c Ribbed Fancy Cotton Hose for CSC
29c Warranted, Fast Black Hose for 2jc,
CSC Chdren's sizes 8 to 0l, for 2lc.
75c Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests for G9c.
dSc Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, for SOC.
25c GauZe Vests, low necks, for 2lc.
doc Anderson Scoth Ginghams for 35c yard.
15c Crepne need not be laundered for 12ic.
Soc English Tourist Suitngs for 40c yard.
81 10 Black Satin Rhadames and Surah silks
for 81.
S119 Black Faille Franchise for 81 yard
S1.10 Warranted Black Silks for 81 yard
10C Fruit of the Loom Muslin for 9c.
10c Lonsdale Muslin for 9c.
~ c Lonsdale Cambria for t1lC.
CSC Knotted Fringe Towels, all styles, for
23c.
15c Huck Towels. sOx3G for 1slc,
Csc Bleached Table Damask for Sec.
75c quality for GOc; 81 quality, SOC.
11C boxes Stationery for l2c.
33c bottles Florida Water for soc.
23c bottles Bay Rum for i9c.
Iubin's Extracts for 20c ounce.
Sl.5O Folding Mirrors, new styles, for St.25.
10c Imported Tooth Brushes for &c.
go Souvenir List abridged for want of
space.
National Republican., 1888-05-30

4 new military company was organized yes.
torday evening at Cosmopolitan Hall ami
named the Ward Rifles in honor of Mr.. Frank
X. Ward, the popular dairyman. There were
about forty young men present, much cnthu'
chosen: Wm. L. Beagle captain, and Lang II
Edwards first lieutenant The remaining
officers will be elected at meeting to be held
On June next
National Republican., 1888-05-30

The hearing in the habeas corpus case of
Robert VI. Thompson, who was committed to
Jail on May I. as a fugitive from Justice, 1t
being claimed that he was wanted In connec
tlon with pension frauds In Tennessee, was
resumed In the criminal court yesterday after
noon before Justice Montgomery. Mr.. JEFF
Chandler appeared for the prisoner, and Dis
Attorney Lipscomb for the government
without concluding the hearing postpone
mCnt was taken until Saturday next.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Julius Lansburgh
3l5 9TH st. N. w.,

Will continue for one week
the grand clearing sale of
remnants and odd pieces Of
MoquetteS, Wilton Velvets,
Body Brussels, and Tapestry
Carpets.
Owing to the rain for the
past week. which prevented
many from visiting our eStab-
liShment and securing the
rare bargains we offered in
our Carpet Department, we
have concluded to offer for
one week more the balance
of our remnants and odd
pieces of MoquetteS, Wilton
Velvets, Body Brussels, and
Tapestry Carpets, at same
prices as advertised last
week.
Revised list of those re-
manning on hand, to be sold
this week:
National Republican., 1888-05-30
The Utah Act Doc. Not AppIv,

A nollc pross, was entered in the criminal
court yesterday in the case OF Frank d, Roys,
| who was convicted in the police court in Feb
ruary on the charge of fornicaton. This aC.
| tiun of the district attorney was due TO the
| decision of the court In general term In the
| Crawford case that the Utah act did not ap.
| MY 10 ihn DlstriCt Of COlmmhll.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Using the Graphoplione.

Mr. f. u. Easton, of this city, who goc, to
Chicago to-day rs stcnographcr for the Bell
Telephone Company in their suit against the
Cushman Company, takes with him two Of the
new graphOphOnes, to be used instead Of short
hand amnnuenses In making transcripts, and
will give Chicagoaus their first opportunity tu
see how the Washington reporters save time
and labor by the use of talking machines,
National Republican., 1888-05-30

The following building pcrmits have been
issuCd' Joseph :, Boss, four brick dwellings at
III, i2a, 10 and ~ Sixth street northeast,
5000: II, Rackcy, three brick dwellings at
81; to 352l NJ street 5000; VI. DcYncy, one
brick dwelling at ils * : rect northeast,
On spruce and Linden streets, lie Droit Park,
slGOU.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Bessie Quinn wants Damages

Bessie Quinn, by her attorneys, Mcssrs.
Coleman and Ofllcy, yesterday instituted pro-
cGedings on the law side of the court against
the Richmond and Danvilc Railroad Com
pany for $4,000 damages. In the declaration
the plaintiff AYERS that on or about Oct, 20
last she took passage on a train on that road
to 90 from Ashville, n. c., to Atlanta, Ga.
When near Grccr's station, :. C., the train she
thereby seriously injured disiigurcd, and
bruised.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Mail on Decoration Day.

The several divisions of the city postol,icc
and branchstations will be kept open until
noon to-day for the transaction Of public
business. Adcivory by carriers will be made
at a. IN, The collections for the afternoon
will he made mt the usual sunday hour r
O'Clock y, m, The carriers window Will he
olCn from To p. m, The general delivery
window will not be closed.
National Republican., 1888-05-30
ncnnrtnre of the President.

President Cleveland and Secretaries Fair
child and Whitney and Col. Lamont left yes.
tCrday afternoon for New York, where the
! Grand Army procession will be reviewed. lie
| will return this evening Mrs. Cleveland join
! ing him at Philadelphia,
National Republican., 1888-05-30
Imnroving tic Nnlional HoteI.

Mossrs, 1cnney x Crosby yesterday obtained
permit to add improvements to the National
Hotel at a cost Of S35,OO, The improvements
were described some time ago in the NATIoSAL
REPUBLICAS,
National Republican., 1888-05-30

Joseph II, Reynolds, doing business as a
grocer at 1925 NJ street northwest, yesterday
filed deed of trust in the recorders office on
all his stock, fixtures, Sc, to Albert f. Rcy.
nolds for the benefit of his creditors. The
stock is valued at sell 81, and preference Is
given to the claims of Bridget Reynolds for
$500 and Albert +, Reynolds for $50.
National Republican., 1888-05-30

The trial in circuit court No. cIustice Mer.
rickJo Of the litigation over the estate Of the
late John \, b. Leonard was resumed yoster-
day morning The question Of the validity OF
the two wills was the basis Of the contest, and
tic verdict oi the Jury sustained the charges
be quite valuable aud includes an interest In
a French Spuliatiun claim valued at $4,000,