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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Saturday.

" Vanderlinde 10 G Farmer, part lots
and .. blk 2, ScheffeF's. -. ISL 500
E H Sdnson 10 E DVnne, lot z, blk 8,
j j Wards 600
g Minor to G Bealz. part lots 81 and
p. Murray d FaySs subd Merriam
" De Franchy to Heinrich, lots 3.
, and 6. blk 9, De Franehy's subd 600
Peterson 10 G D Peterson, part Gee
10, 80 = %. $1,000. Q o73
" Schaaf to Wallraff, lot 5, psr
lot 8, blk 2, WhItney's subd Brewster. s. 700
a Rhode 10 A WeTnicke, part 1t 8. BLK
%, Lafond's add ............ Q 500
r L Ware TO W Dampier, 1t 4, Bill is.
Oakville Park ..-.............. 500
J Il Cash TO NJ ThayeT, Il 10, blk 6, and
ltS, blk z, Lauderaale's East Side
Eou .s.t.-:.. - 49,. 49,, 900
A n Darlington 10 F Courath, 1t ., blk
2. Lewis add. ............ ..... 49,. 900
EWo unpublished. ..................l7,l 100
Total. IL transfers ...............s42,s7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Wednesday.

Is s f Fair7ie W Z s.o'oH. par. .. 3 900
IaWtOu Real Estate company TO L
Carson. Il 5, blk Is, West ST. Paul
g syndicate 2--..-.... 5000. 1900. $50
ST. Paul Real Estate and Improvement
company 10 Bell, It 20, blk i, Cliff
Bel 10 Doll. 1t &c. blk i, clifton
ton dale. .......... ............. 300
c b Bergholtz TO c j Bergholtz rs Is,
cate st s. 10 '-n -O' 9. ~. 400
/. Gray's.'..... 80. ....... 1900
Clarke Il NiIgus' add. -. SO
I'M Warner 10 A Olson. It >, j N War
ner'S add 49,. 80. -. ........... 800
y Nelson TO J Morrison. It s. blk 1,
Clark 4 Wilgus add -. -. ....... 400
J K eide TO NJ Z Johnson, Il 9, blk 2,
Il eide's Fourth add -. 49,. $50
Blk !. king's add do Inv. ~ .OoJ
blk Is, Beaupre & keliy' 5 AID I, 500
II LAYTON 5 rear blk Is. " L c....1.5oo
F. SimOnton 10 W II Burns, Its 10 and
Il. blk Z. HoicOmbe's add. 5000
G A PIummer 10 B Lehman, " e II
10. DIX L. Eastville Heights. $4,000. 600
GENITAL div wv. :. 500
Mr. Cobb TO Murray, pt Ii 1, blk Z,
Central div. ............. =. -. 500
c Murray 10 L NJ Getty, pit 1t 4. blk7,
Central div. 49,. -. 49,. -. 500
Same TO F Murray. part of It ., see
4. town 81. range &2.............-.. 500
Same 10 Murray, same ....,.......... 80 }
Six unpublished. ............... IA. SO
Total. % transfers So 900
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Total. DC transfers
Thursday.

] r Weide to " REIN, 1t 1, Blk .. R
Neide's second add 49,. =. =. IS $50
a Anderson TO II Dahl, 1t % blk i,
StlnsCn Rice st Observation-Disclosures. $50
J A Eblund to Bark. 10 II It ? blk
10, Beaupre q Kelly ........... 80. 9oO
ST Paul Real Estate Investment COM
p8ny to A E Hagb, 1t Is, blk 5 Cliff
N B McCaine to m McCaine. 1t ~,
McCIouds subd, blk ?, VRnderberg. 10, 900
c E Dickerman to II Rogers, I2 Its
II, 13, Il and Is, blk 6. summit
Al MeCiusky 10 N Gallagher, It Ia, blk
:, Undertakes East side add. 80. 500
Noland TO f Anderson, 1t %. blk IA,
4 Sa Lux to PsFf Hseker It's g. 7, s iOO
and 10. blk l. Red Wing and other
HeeSer to E 4 Lusi. Its 6. Z, :. 8 and
10. blk l, Red Wing and other prop
10, blk I3n, West St. Paul Park "a. $50
Palisade7.. va. .............' $50
Rogers second add ..........,..:...,I. 600
HI Schwabe's ...- .-'.... 80 ~. 500
E TuTpin to ] R Lamprey pit It 5,
daii....'....-....... .e........... is 900
Z Turpin to r Lamprey, pit 1t 6 and
:, blk IS Robert and Randall. $3.50. 10 600
J j ST Aubin to W E Schultz 1t ), 6, z,
and Q blk ? Arlington Hills. -. 1000
town 20 range % -. 49,. 600
r c Jefferson TO Firestone, 1t II PITS
blk Bass SUBJ. $1,000. 80. 900
c c Dickerman to A 7 Rosen, It 1, blk
D Riverside Pk............. 200
G { Dickernlln TO A I Rosen Ii 10. blk
5 do -. 49,. 49,. 49,. -. $50
G G DickeTman to o Fink, It ), blk >. do 80
K Garlough 20 J T Jaeger, part 1t y,
Bryant Minea's rearr -. -. -. 400
D Hagerman TO E A Fader, It I6Ig, 1t
9, blk 2. Como Park Second add $50 Il ,26T
a Owen to r L Crescy, part 1t l, blk 1,
Beaupre d Kelly. -. ........... %, 600
I Bushman to FL Luber. 1t 10, blk ).
Oal1yille Park 800 49,. 400
Two unpublished. ...............6 &, 20U
Total. % transfers. ....... s95,9I7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Tuesday.

= E tiar pei p Park RI '!ii'o oi' 81, 800
j l. Lowering 10 y L SteinhauSer IL -, 80.
blk I. Eastvllle Heights. -----.-.. 9UO
" Tanner to l. l. Bennett, l2 It D,
blk s.. st. Anthony Park. 40
c r smith to : Sewall, 1t Is, blk Is,
summit Park. .......... ... $500. 5000
NJ Anernach 10 VI lIannaford, PIT Il d,
blk ~. subd Woodland Park e. .. :. 3,OOO
G Carlson TO II MeManigal, It 8, blk
%. Winters add. -. ..............- SOc
F r Embend 10 j Hinchley, Il %,
blk s. Mackubin K Marshall. go. ...6,oOO
r = Rantoul 10 II N Hart, 6UXl00 II re
cor Selby and harrington avs. .-.S,OoO
hantoul TO II NJ Hart, 6"XlGO Il ne
cor Selby and harrington avs -, |2z
r RantOUl 10 II NJ HaIJ, q 'NlO0 II ne
cor Selny and Harrington avs. S,II1
Z P Wilgus 10 NJ L HutchinS, Il ,, blk ),
Portland Observation-Disclosures. -,dOO
NJ Warner to \ Nordeuskjold, II II,
Warmers add. 80. 800. -. SUI
CaudiI 70 Y D Fowler, II T.,
FlScher'S add. 80. ..... ....-....'. SO0
Fowler 10 J c Pieper, Fischer add -... 90O
Pieper to 3 \ Brooks, FIScherS add I,OoO
L A Moore 10 E Simonton. L. Z :, blk
!. Como Park. Third add ~. 400
q II Hurd TO T p Leonard, il !, blk -
RatteGmanS add.--...--.....---. -. l,50O
c Dickinson 10 A Nll@uS. part It .,
10 and II, DIX II. Rice u Iryiue.s
" \ Mechanical 10 + f Edmund. Its 5
10 IS, Blk s. Ulark's sCbd Arlington
Hills .-... .............-........3 1uo
T,tal 81 +roDsfars clUTSl0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

gao DOWN - Balance monthly; new
tDCO eight-room house; modern i'm
proyemenIs; Merriam Park f. g. Minor,
Prior ay., Merriam Park, near depot 349-53
Cd R00-LOT on Stryker av., between
94,COU George and Dearborn sts.;
0v1 i,1; So 80 600 Gosh; balance to suit. Ad-
dress Q 1I2, Globe. $40
G1 I0O-SsOO CASH. buys fine corner
tpls tOO in Langevin's Second, one
block from State St; $500 below market,
Address la. Globe. a46-4a
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DOR SALE Or EXCHANGE fine

DOR SALE Or EXCHANGE fine
L drug stock in eastern part of state worth
$4,000, for sale upon reasO, able terms, Or IL
exchange for clear, improved farm i'll SoutR
Dakota or Minnesota or for slightly eneuni
bereG Minneapoli house and lot. Splendid
opening for plIysician-none nearer than
fourteen miles. Chiefly German and Sean
dnavian settlement. Rich and weil-setncd
country all around. Address 4 161. Globe.
1882
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THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

I'D Needham to j b Kelly. 1t %, blk II 900
Butterield Syndicate. ....... ...S=,VVV
C Y Smith 10 Mimi Christian ASST n, 80
80, blk ,, Fairchild Il Brown oVV
G K Shaw to ID Young, Its 8, 10, blk ~,
Thompson s.. .-.-.--- WV
NJ SwenSon to Peterson, Its 10, "a oo
blk , Hagers subd...... -. 1,oOo
K E Cahoon to I W Forbes, Its 10, IL ,oo
blk y BOeh'S div. .............;.A oVO
Pe HaseP 10 s1b STenSon i's L. 49, 600
G b Whitehorne 10 A Peterson, Its II
and II. Thomas Street add - LOU
G WhitehOrne TO A Peterson, IL, ~, 90
blk l: It's, blk =. Atwaler Street. -. :. l,ozO
II u Schultz TO L II Lawson, nan OF IL 80,
l. blk l57, Robertson's-..... ----.:--4'oOJ
JL Flenner to II + Jones, part 500 ooo
Marie Park 1900. -. -..-.:-:;;..t l'ooo
j Bcdl"ut 10 Lenthold Jr, II Z, blk :, 400
Oakland Park -.......... 49,, S"N
] Bodient 10 LenthOld Jr, lis :, ana 90,
l. Midway Park. --4,-OO
+ r lie to p T Wagner, Its Ia and 10,
blk l. Merriam Park Third add. - 2,oOO
A P Garrett to w Wagner, II 26, blk z,
SaubOrn'S Midway add. ........:.... l,lOo
a Garrett to " Wagner 1t Il, blk z,
SauLorn's Midway add ...-....-..... Luz
Five unpublished deeds. ...lo'Sou
Total. 90 transfers ......... Sf6,l-2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

/ side. in Duluth. West Superior or SUI
perior will find it to their aGVsnEagc 10 cor
respond with Candy & Catheart Real Estate
Brokers. 517 Pioneer Press Building, ST.
PauI Mimi 1888
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

GNOh SALf.-An established manGfact uF
L ing business. paying from 500 70 $3.50
per cent profit on product; manufactures
a specially. sold to grocery and hardware
trade: no competition. ana one of the best
sellers offered 10 the trade. Reason for sell
ing is owner has 100 much outside business
to give this proper attention. Excellent OPP
portunity for person desiring an established
manufacturing business growing daily. Cap
ital required from S3,0O1to $500 Those
only meaning business and with the capital
address Lock BOX 056 La Crosse " is 2lQ-2
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W ANTED IT'D BUY.

W AN EEEB EU hDK.
DON'T FAIL to get j. e. Ingham prices
IL on watches before you purchase else
where. 327 Jackson st. $40
I or in Midway district, worth from $3.50
IL to $1,000; must be cheap. George H.
Hammer, 33I2 East Fifth st. $40
d AILING-Wanted to buy, about twelve
IL feet of office railing; must be cheap;
state price and kind. Address Y 102, Globe,
$40
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TO EXCHANGE-Equity in residence
Il property: well located: will accept any
unincumbered real estate or personal prop
erty; my property MUST be disposed of at
once, and will give good bargain. Address
n r. Globe 34T54
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

MONEY TO LOAN at per cent: any
Nl amount. Siebert & Bro, office 2O3 East
Tenth, ST. Paul. 344 80
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FINANCIAL.

4 UCTION, furniture storage: loans any
n amount; carpet cleaning. Sansomes',
al Sibley st. 1865
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

TO EXCHANGED Good houses in all
parts of city for vacant lots; splendid
clear farms for city property: a few vacant
lots for houses; farm lands and city property
for grocery stocks and other merchandise list
your property with US and we will dispose of
it 10 your satisfaction. Ralph W. Caven-
augh, 1G6 East Fourth st. 34S-I9
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

4 oef and found ads. in the GLOBE are seen
S'by the most people
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MON Nv LOA ned in sums of $40
nO1N II L and upward on furniture,
pianos, horses, carriages. etc, without re-
moval: also on diamonds and watches:
notes and time checks bought by E. s. Case
& Co., successors to j. W. Esdall d Co.. III
East Fourth ST., National German-American
Bank Building. 34I*
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$l,2OO $40 each nonn now paY Ydof
this up and be satisfied for yourself that It ia
all right. Address lis, Globe "a
GCOO TAKES complete butchers out.
.DOOO fit. with good horse and wsgons
cheap rent. Address F ll2, Globe. 1886
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

MONEY TO LOAN by Lawton Bros.
IsI jackson st. and 175 Dakota av; have
on hand $1,000 at per cent on improved
property. 8 6*
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n j. THOMSON, 100 East Fourth ST..
city property. $40
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ID. II. NIiclhat,d,s List.

1oI East Fourth St., National German-Am
lean Bank Building.
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COL- "A TERAL LOAN BANK, 3I4
~ jackson st.-S5O, O00 to loan at low
rates ON watches, diamonds. jewelry, etc.
330-5l
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M ONEY i.OA iIt) by Ii. h. Hunt & Co.
ISl 81 East Third st. room l. on furniture
pianos. horses, carriages etc.. also on ware
house receipts, diamonds. watches and sill
verware; private room for ladies; all business
strictly confidential 29j*
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ERANKLIN, 37S-Between Fifth and
L Seventh--Large front room. with large
front alcove, furnished in frst-class shape;
use Of bath, gas and furnace heat. $40
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10 CENTS-Solid silver thimbles, gauran-
10 tced. at j. E. Inghams 327 Jackson
ST., on Monday Dec. l6; l will not sell at this
price except on the day advertised; don't
ask it. 1880
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FOR SALE.

DABY CLOTHES for sale cheap. Address
ID Troy, Globe. $40
CGW-Owner leaving city offers one
~ Guernsey COW. young gentle and easy
dress or call on ). f Alberger, IL Alice ST..
West side. $1,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

VXTATCU--Eo sale fine watch; the move
w ment was formerly in gold case: orig
inal price 1925; now in new Jurgensen
sterling silver case, with gold hinges, engine
turned stem winder: have Two watches; will
sell this one for S25 make your boy pres
ent of fine watch instead of cheap one at
same price; brand new case, never been car
red. Address Watch, 500 New York Life
building $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
A FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY.
A Man CraZed With Rum Kills His
Father and Divorced Wife.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 16-Robert Day.
twenty-seven years old. son of wealthy
farmer living two miles from Loveland, Ohio,
reached home about midnight last night
from a circus intoxicated. The family
was awaiting him. Drawing two re-
volvers he declared his intention of
clearing out the rancho" The family hastily
left the room. Robert Day. ST.. sixty-fve years
old. was the last to leave. and his son with
deliberate aim fired at him and sent a ball
through his body and he sank to the floor.
Young Day then went in search of other
members of the family, but finding none he
went to an adjoining farm where Mrs. Hubbell
his divorced wife lived. He forced an
entrance. The noise awakened Mrs. Hubbell
We came out to the cause. Day, meeting
her. fired, striking her in the stomach The
servant girl appeared and he fired at her,
slightly wounding her in the face. He then
fired barn and kept the neighbors
away with his drawn revolver until the mar
shall overpowered him, during which Day fired
ten shots at the party, one of which touched
the face of the marshal
Mr.. Day and Mrs. Hubbell were fatally
wounded. Three years ago the murderer mar
ried Mrs. Hubbell while employed by her on
her farm. Two years later he began drinking
and she was compelled to get divorce.
He has been heard to threaten to get even
but no reason is known for killing his father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
Telegraphic Briefs.

The American meat company, Of which War
ner Miller is president, and the American Cattle
Trust. have agreed upon a harmonious work.
ing arrangement.
Pardee q Co., the Lehigh coal operators of
Philadelphia, have reduced prices to the city
trade 10 and Is cents per ton for domestic
sizes.
The copper conference in New York yester-
day fixed the price of lake copper at II cents
pound. This price is a cent lower than was
generally expected.
A syndicate of Philadelphia capitalists headed
by Mr. Thomas Cochran has purchased the
graphophone rights for the world outside of
the United States and Canada. The price paid
was S500,0O0.
The annual election Of officers of the Western
Distillers and Cattle Feeders Trust occurred IN
Peoria, ILL.,, yesterday. The old officers were
reelected. Only routine business was trans
acted
The steamer Rugia, on which fire broke out
among the cotton in her after-hold on May 8,
while on a voyage from New York, arrived at
Hamburg to-day.
VIM. Curphy's saw-nill, situated half a mile
above vicksburg, burned yesterday, together
with q quantity of lumber. Fifty men are
thrown out of employment
The Trenton, n j., oil-cloth works were
partially destroyed by fire this morning. The
works were the largest Of the kind in the east.
The New York state legislature adjourned at
noon to-day sine die.
The prevailing high prices for raw sugar has
compelled one Of the largest refneries in
Greenock to shut down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
I'd EDITION.
Latest 46lGglamS to The Star.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Plot Against the Life of the
Gar Discovered.

VIENNA, May 16.-A large number of arrests
are reported TO have been made at st. Peters
burg, Moscow and Cronstadt within the last
forty-eight hours, leading to the superstition
that the authorities have discovered still
another plot against the life of the car.
THE RECENT DEMONSTRATION IN MADRID.
MADRID, May 16.-The public prosecutor at
Bilbao is conducting an inquiry concerning the
recent demonstration at the Jesuit university
at Bilbao. 1t is stated that the students and
faculty of the institution are actively advancing
the interests of the cause of the pretender Don
Carlos.
GEN. BoULANGERs DAUGHTER BETRoTHED.
PARIS, May let is stated that Gen. Bou-
hangers second daughter is betrothed to the
son of Countess Bari sister-in-law of the ex-
king Of Naples.
DEATH OF PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM. {.
BERLIN. May 16-Prince Frederick William,
of Hanau, son of the ex-electer of Hesse, died
at Rlesbach yesterday.
THE STRIKE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
BERLIN. May 16.-The strike situation at
Dortmund is unchanged. There has been no
rioting.
ROYAL BETRoTHAL PROCLAIMED.
VIENNA May 16-The betrothal of the Arch
duchess Marguerite Clementine of Austria to
Prince Albert of Thurn and Taxis has been pro-
climed.
THE SHAH IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 16.-The shah has
arrived at Tifis, and is stopping at the imperial
palace there. He was enthusiastically well
coined on his arrival, and at night the city was
illuminated in his honor.
TO HONOR KING HU1BERT.
BERLIN. May 1e.-The municipal council has
voted $50, BOO marks for the purpose of deco
rating the streets during the visit of King Hum
bert of Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
From Wall Street To-Day

New YORK, May 16-The opening of the
stock market this morning was made upon a
moderately active business, and first prices, as
compared with last evenings figures, were
quite irregular. while Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred was off q and Rock Island =. Ore
gon Transcontinental, st. Paul. Lackawanna
and Chicago Gas were the only really active
shares, and by far the greater portion of the
interest in the dealings was concentrated in
the first named in which the contest was still
at its height and the stock was strong. although
its advance was small. The feature of the
dealings. however, was the large number of
cash sales which were made at first at 24aI per
cent premium over the regular way, but this
difference afterward decreased to u per
cent. Sales seller three days were also made
IL per cent below the market. The general
market was firm but quite feverish in the early
trading, but fractional gains were made all
through the list. and Chicago Gas, which dis
played most strength, rose % per cent, but the
market toward the end of the hour became
more quiet and prices dropped. The frmness
reappeared. however. and at IL O'Clock the
market was quiet TO dull, but firm and gener-
ally at small fractions better than the opening
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
THE FIGHT is FIERCE.
Struggle to Obtain Control of Oregon
Navigation.

New YORK. May 16.-The fight between the
Dillon-Smith and Willard parties for the con-
troll of Oregon Navigation continues
very fierce. The transfer books of
the company close tomorrow, and both
parties were actively engaged in borrowing
and buying it. In the stock exchange the deal
ings i'll it absorbed all the interest and the
space set apart for the stock was covered by a
great throng of brokers. The greatest
demand was for stock for delivery to-day, Sc
being bid for such shares, while stock deliver
able tomorrow was freely sold at 80. In the
loan crowd the stock the main attrac-
ton and per cent at 800 for every 100 shares
was bid for its use until tomorrow. Neither
side expressed much confidence in the result
but the heavy buying apparently on
Willard orders, while the opposition depended
ON legal orders for their weapons. They
followed up the I'M JUNCTION obtained on Monday
by another, which Judge Barrett issued late
last night, which restraints Willard and the
Oregon Trans-continental company from dis
posing of Oregon Navigation stock for any pur-
pose whatever,
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several terms. He was an independent candl-
date for delegate to Congress from the
District during the days of the
territorial government against Gen. Nor
ton P. Chapman, republican, by whom he was
defeated. His legal practice became very
large, and in 1875 and 1875 he led the entire
bar in the number Of cases on the docket He
about that time took Mr.. Sidney L. Thomas
into partnership, and the firm of Hine 4
Thomas was for many years one of the most
successful in the legal profession here. Some
four or five years ago he became interested
in patents applicable to typesetting by ma
chinery, and in 1887 he retired from active
practice to take the position of president of the
National Topographic association. Mr.. Hine
resides with his family, wife and six children,
on Lincoln avenue on the Glenwood road, just
north of the city limits, and his affable man
ners and genial disposition have won for him
the friendship of his neighbors generally as
well as that of the residents of other localities
Mr. Hine, who is in New York, is expected
here tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
LOCAL NOTES.

The dead body of a colored male infant was
found in Dupont circle this morning. 1t was
taken to the third precint station.
In the Criminal Court to-day Bette Hughes,
colored, charged with larceny from a soldier,
was released on her personal recognizance
owing to the failure of the officers to find the
witness.
On the night of the 4th instant the store of
Mrs. 4. A. Haines, 1902 sd street, was entered
and the money drawer robbed of 80.
DIR. Carroll Morgan on Monday successfully
removed large nasal tumor from Mr.. l.
Seayers, who resides at 1920 NJ street.
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L. b. TowsER & SoS.
DRY GOODS DEALERS
1916 7TH ST. NV.

CIark,s o " T Spool Cotton. 4c per spool
Black eros Grain Silk, extra bargain, 81
Large line o. Batiste. In Beautiful Styles, l21xc.
ChaAie, Sc, Sc. and ] sc.
Lawns, Fast COlOrs, &c.
Henrietta Cashmere in Black and Colors, one yard
wide .s5c.
satiles French styles from l0c. to 25e.
Percale. worth lOc-, only sc.
Au(WooI FanneI suitingS IL yards wide. 80 cts
Black Henrietta. very cheap. 5OC. aud 65c-
Dress IrimInings IN great variety.
A biz Bargain in White Goods Tor &c. worth l0c.
beautiful line Of Ribbons, Embroidery and Flounc-
ing
Parasols for Ladies an5Children-
We have Of the best 5Oc COrsets in the clty well
worth 6jc.
Jufah SIX, in Black and Colors, 5Oc. ta4-6m
(,ATHARrIC OR PURGATIvE PILLS DO MORE
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REV. DR.. LEONARD's ELECTION
Not Decided Whether to Accept the
Position Of Assistant Bishop.

Rev. DIR. Leonard, of st. Johns church, re-
ceived telegram this morning from
the I'D annual convention of the
Episcopal diocese of Ohio, meeting in
Toledo, notifying him that he had been elected
assistant bishop of the diocese. In case
the resignation of Bishop Bedell
is accepted by the house of
him. To STAR reporter this after
noon DIR. Leonard said that he
had come to no conclusion whatever in
the matter as yet. He expects that a
committee from the convention will
wait on him within a few days and then they
will talk over the matter. But until then
he can state nothing definitely regarding his
action in the matter. He would give no
intimation as to his leaning in the case, saying,
with smile, that he had no leaning at pres
emit