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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Albert Lea.

Miss Ida Tilson, Of West Salem
Wis, Is the guest Of her old sehoeimate.
Mrs. r. B. Abbott - The ladies OF the
Umversaiist church gave a social at
the home Of Mrs. r. Mills on Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bar
low gave small whist party last
"Wednesday evening Mrs. Harry
Gates is a guest at the home of Nj. and
Mrs. d. \. Gates Mrs. r. M. Todd
returned home from her VISIT In the
East Oh Tuesday. Miss SlIarIie Todd viii
remain IN Boston. Mass, Tor a few weeks.
the guest of Miss Grace Harvey
Mrs. o. P. Fossom is the guest OF her
parents IN Morris, Mimi Anton
Christophers5n ana Misses GarIine
Cilrlstophersan and Bertha Olson. OF
Sioux Falls, Oak, are the guests Of Mrs.
Thomas Blaeklin Mrs ID. f Nor
gan and daughter Jessie are visiting In
Chicago, H., and other places-A
number Of young people drove ont TO
the home of Z. Z. GulI5randsOn. IN Hay
ward. On Tuesday evening and gave
them 2 pleasant surprise Miss Grace
Stacy Is visiting in st. Paul and Mime
apOiis Grant hewitt is home from
Cincinnati Miss Emma Brundin
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Chippewa Falls.

Mrs. Patton gave reception We'd
nesdaY evening Mrs. Jane Rusk and
daughter are guests of Col. L. j. Rusk
this week-A Mrs William Irvine enter
tanned her friends with progressive
euchre. Friday evening Mrs. f. L.
Halbert, who has been the guest of Mrs.
George Wiilans, at Waukesla. for the
past Two weeks, has returned hone
Miss Ida kehi gave reception to
her Young friends Tuesday evening
Miss Matthew's. OF 81. Paul is the guest
OF Mrs. George Burt this week Mrs.
E Il. Thompson and daughter are
visiting friends IN Eau Claire
Mr. and Mrs. u. M. Wilson haEeTe-
turned from Gad0tt Mrs. o. O.
Fowler is visiting IN Fan xlRfre - Mrs.
Bradford Villas has returned home from
0shkess.3 M and Mrs.. c. Knapp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

Saturday afternoon with Mrs. H. Ii.
McDougal- Mrs. Bowers, OF Ontario,
Is visiting with Mrs. C. G. Jackson -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Reyieck returned
home last week from their visit at SauK
Center. and Mrs. Rea have moved
from Grafton 10 GiIby The O. O. u.
society met last week Friday nig.f8t with
Miss Alice Gairncfoss Mrs, Thompson.
of Park River, is with her daughter,
Mrs NJ. HOOple
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Austin Events.

Mrs. Ferguson. of Rochester, MINI.
Is The guest OF Mrs. S. 8. Weodsum.
Hiss Maud Elder, Of La Crosse. Is Ell
fertained by Miss Grace Hart. Mrs.
Knight gave q recepties Tuesday eve at
home il honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
dry. Mrs. Z. s. Nash. of Lanesboro.
Is spending q few days with Mrs. ".
&. Hankins. Mrs. Repass, of Nc
EITegOr, is visiting Mrs. MoIlisen
Miss Durham, Of Blooming Prairie.
spent a few days with her brother,
George BHrnhaln 49, Mrs. George Camp
bel. OF Minneapolis, Is visiting her
mother Mrs. Joseph Selleran. :. Mrs.
Maynard, OF Maple, Oak. is the guest
OF Mrs. e 2. Hart 4 number of
friends surprised Mrs. Decker at her
home. Thursday Mrs. Z. A. Graves.
OF treSeO- Is visiting her sister. mrs.
: uTTney 49,. Miss Anna Peters returned
nome from OwafOnHa last SATURDAY.
Miss Belle Robinson is expeeted home
Eom Minneapolis SaturdaE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

left yesterday for ST. Paul. where they
VIII make their future home - Mrs.
Ed Coleman has returned from Green
Bay =. Edward Z. Gleayer and Miss
Delvina Hame1 weIe married al the
reetory Of Metre Dame Thursday even
Ing. A reception was rendered them
Ill the evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Hrs. J. B. TiheriaGlt.. Miss Laura
Wilson is home from school for q three
weeks vacation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
w aseca Waits.

Miss Mary z. Norton, of Rochester.
MINI. was in this city the past week
The guest Of Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. GotZ-
mani. A. White and Miss Jgems
visited GAINESVILLE on Tuesday evening
last Miss Rieze Goldman, OF RoeheS-
Ter. Mimi. Is visiting friends IN this
CRY 49,. The Misses 4. Breen, M. L.
NJ urray. II. Proeckel, L. Bacller, l.
ROister attended q party given on
" ednesday evening last IN honor OF
Hiss Z. GOtZmaD - The entertainment
given 10y the Young people for the beilt-
ut OF the school organ fund was well
attended and q success through
out 90 Nj. and Mrs. Joseph
1Tuax aTe now IN Denver.
Colorado. The annual banquet OF the
Masonic order held Thursday evening
was well attended Mrs b. cory has
returned from Wisconsin. The ". c.
z. [ net with Mrs. II. E Suddith on
Thursday last. Mrs. Fred Roth VS.
tied relatives at Faribault the past
week MT. and Mrs. a. ID. Goodman
visited Haywood, Wis, the past Week
Mrs NJ. D. L. C0llester has returned
from New York Misses Belle Sun
dith and ATness ClaybOrn have re
turned from Carlton college. Miss
Perrin. sister OF Mrs. Joe Chase, Is
visiting the latter In this CITY 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. q. Z. Wentworth ar
rived from Bismark the past week.
Mrs. Y. b. Craig. of Mankaro, is visit
ing in this place Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.
Chandler. Nj. and HRS. A. Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. i. ". Taft. and Mrs.
Whitacre, were among those who at
tended the Masonic banquet, held Tues
Gay evening last. Miss Pearle Chand-
ier attended the Knights of PythIas
bal. Al Mankat0, the pasl week. Mrs.
Stewart and daughter have returned
from NaSeca.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
SleenF Ere

H. C. Zieske returned from Tracy
Monday morning Prof. and Mrs. b.
E. Loekerby entertained the Baptist
sociabie Wednesday evening Sleepy
Eye home talent is preparing TO deliver
Esther tx the public; Prof. DonIIv,
OF Manka1o, instructor The German
Methodists held a series of meetings the
past week -*01d Sell got in his work
Thursday. compelling the farmers to
use wheels again. The officials car
of the Chicago d Northwestern raifroad
passed through here Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
jackson Jottfngs.

Mrs. O. A. Church, Of Madison, Oak.
is the guest of Mrs. Nj. Kearey Mrs.
". u. Smith. Of Adrian, Mimi. is
spending a few weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Matteson Mrs. J.
B. Smart, OF Wentworth, Oak. is being
entertained by Mrs. W. A. Conrad
Mrs. Fl. s. Bailey entertained to tea
Tuesday Mesdames King. Babcock.
Baird, Barney and Alien.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

spent Sunday with Miss Flora Boothe
at Alden. - Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Larson
returned TO their home ia Ere derrick.
Oak. this week >. The Whippeorwill
club held reception at their parlors ON
the I'D IN the evening - Miss Minnie
IasdeH was very pleasantly surprised
by large party of her young friends
on "Wednesday evening
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Mahasha Khisners

Mrs. A. j. Fowler, of Lake City. was
the guest of Mrs. e. j. Stauff last week.
-. Miss Mabel Cassidy is the guest of
friends IN Menomonie, Wis. Mrs. J.
G. Glynn, of Chippewa Falls, visited
friends in Wabasha last week. Prof.
and Mrs. Gilman visited Reads Land
ing last week Miss Julia Everson is
the guest OF Mrs. q. J. Allen at St.
Paul MaITied-W. E. Meats. of Wa
basha. and Miss Helen Patterson. OF
Eau Claire, last week. at the residence
of Mrs. n. T. Blakeslee,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
ONE THING FARGO Has,
The FIreInen3s Tournament, ana
VIII Boom Ii for All There Is in

1t
Special TO the Globe.
FARGo, March 1.-The fremen's
tournament, TO occur here ia June next,
viii no doubt be the largest gathering
ever ass embed IN this city. The local
companies are making every prepare
ton to Insure the comfort of the visit
ors, and full attendance of all fire
companies IN North Dakota and several
from the adjoining states OF Minnesota
and South Dakota. The prizes offered
Will not be less than s., 900 in value and
we understand competition is open to
all. Our citizens are taking hold of the
matter IN true Fargo style, Determined
10 furnish all the financial and required,
and 10 assist the boys in making 1t the
n8sI pleasant. TTofitaf,le and entertain
Ing gathering ever held ii this section
OF country
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
PIafnriew Particles.

Miss Kitfie Montgomery is at Dodge
Center Mrs. q. Smith has gone to
LohrviIle. To-, where she VIII make
her home Mrs. 5. E. Staddon, Of
0rtUnYil1e, is here. Miss Knapp was
the guest OF Mrs. Dr.. Tefft this week
Mrs. Z. W. Herman was the guest
OF her sister. Miss Montgomery, on
Monday and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
E. Woodruff, Of EigIn, were here this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meachan,
air. and Mrs. j. B. Sob0leski. Misses
Montgomery. Carroll and Cornwall. and
Messrs. John Patton and W. Peyfon.
after a sleigh-ride, surprised MI. and
Mrs. Henry Gray, on Tuesday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

-. The Misses Merritt entertained Miss
Laura Crockett and Miss Marie Rogers
at 6 O'Clock tea Wednesday eve
The Key City Hook and Ladder COM
pany held their seventh annual masked
ball al the opera house tonight and
1t viii be great success f5leIghiHg
parties are all the go these pleasant
evenings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Pine Island

saAEIy Ramm, Of WiRena. and
Miss Matte Forster. of Rochester. spent
Sunday with their many friends in
town.--. Mr.. and Mrs g. ". HAYWARD
entertained number of their friends
al euehre "Wednesday evening Miss
1stta maeNanus and Fred Tarbox were
guests al MI. Mann's, in Zumlgeta.
Saturday -. Miss MolIie O7Neiff-las re-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Eyota Events.

Mrs. 4. B. Blair and sons visited IN
Stockton a few days last week Mrs.
s. d. Hillman returned to her home in
Minneapolis last Monday Mrs. E.
Dunn and Mrs. Charles EIlsbury were
in Rochester last Thursday The
Grange Is appointed TO meet at William
Bnsvan's Saturday Mrs Mcneil. of
Chatheld. was in town Monday. DR..
A. W. Stinehfield was in Minneapolis
the first Of tire week 49,. Mrs. Winnie
Barnard visited InRoehester Monday.
"A number OF the relatives went to
Rochester Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Hattie Cook and
George 3. D0ty, formerly OF Eyeta.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Marshall Matters.

The largest party OF the season was
given by the Masonic order at G. A. r.
hall last Friday evening. Among those
whose who participated In the dancing
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shead, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Healy, Mir. and Mrs. W c.
keyser. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Bodies, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Van Wrinkle, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z.
Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. T. Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ
tiealy. Mr.. and Mrs. O. PETERSON, MIR.
and Mrs. T. E Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Is. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil. and
flle Misses l.. Pierce, NJ Pierce. NJ.
MaXson, \. Price. r Kruger, M. Madi-
son, n. Drake. C. Madison, d. Goodwin.
A. Drew, A. Stewart, A. Steele and
others. Dir. and Mrs. NJ. Sullivan
gave several parties last week Mr..
and Mrs. w WakeInan entertained
TRENDS at tea two evenings of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Dibble gave a party
10 q lew OF their Intimate friends Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. OF Water
town, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. 7. Watson for a week. Miss
Ada Steele, of Minnesota, visited Miss
agnes Drew the latter part Of last
week. Mrs. ]. Price and daughter
Nellie are The guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Remore Mrs. C. H. Richardson re
turned from her visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. L. Baldwin. IN NatertOwn, Fri
day. Mrs. James Burchard is at home
from an extended visit with her parents
IL Chicago Mrs. w. Wakeman enter
talced the NJ Z. society al a very pleas
ant social Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie
Baldwin nee Watson), of California, Is
visiting her parents and sisters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson, of Granite
Falls, visited friends and attended the
party last Friday. DR.. and Mrs. F. Z.
Parsons entertained a number of their
friends at tea Wednesday, Mrs. T. E.
Parsons returned from 0conomowoc.
Wis, Thursday, where She has been
visiting her rlareI,+c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
HaIfFare TO Washingte

u dA1-E dIC w y a eAilAA-A OAs u. -
And return. VIA the Chicago. Milwau-
kee q St. Panl Railway. for the inan-
gHratieH of President Harrison. Tickets
Will be on sale from Feb y to March 2,
and good TO return until March %, 1888,
at Ss.2,5 for the round TRIP from st. Paul
and Minneapolis. These tickets viii be
honored on the celebrated vestibuled,
steaII-heated and eleetrie-Iighted trains
OF this company. For further nf0rma-
non apply 10 the Conpany's Agents in
St Paul and Minneapolis. or to W. H
Dixon, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, 162 East Third street, st. Pau.
Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Lake Benton.

W. Q. Gilruth spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. John Mckenzie. Mrs.
Fuller has returned from St. Paul :.
Mrs. Thurston returned from Mankato
Saturday Mrs. Grain went to ST.
Paul last week. Mrs. Griswold, of
Chatfeld. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
q. ID. Cole. Rev. @. Z. Hair was IN
Benton last Sunday Miss Clara
God, who has been spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Whit
man. has returned To Dakota -.
Miss Ada, OF Sleepy Eye, and Josie Nc
Govern, Of Lamberton, were visiting in
the families of Messrs. Kelly and Du-
yaney last week. Rev. a. P. Safer.
Lutheran, has left Minnesota and gone
to MaYville, n. Y, where he viii take
charge Of a Swedish church a. q.
! oung spent Sunday in Lake Benton.
MI. and Mrs. Young returned to Brook
Ings Monday -. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett
Hughes, who were recently married at
the residence of the BRIDES father, A.
G. Fletcher, OF Winona. has returned
from Sparta, Wis The night-eap ESQ
cable at the residence of A. T. Schauble
tuesday evening was enjoyable and
profitable TO the NJ. Z. Church society.
- Mrs. NJ. Z. Rodgers has returned
from Mankat0... John Broberg, OF
Drammen, found stone on his farm
for which he has been offered 8. 000. He
refused 10 take il, anu has placed its
value at $4,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Dodge Center.

Mrs. NJ. L. Carver entertained the
following ladies Wednesday evening:
Mesdames Wedge, Miller, Robertson.
circuit. West, Nickery, Fancher, Hunt,
Misses Fannie Sterling, Hattie KImbaIl.
Jane Steele, Eva Dresbaek. Isa Miller,
Martha Kerr and Mamie Latta. q. 3.
Day and Miss Maggie Tayler were mar
rled at the Commercial house Saturday.
Feb. pa number Of friends gave
Mr. and Mrs. r. q. Hill a surprise on
the twentieth anniversary Of their
marriage Miss Mary .Ingraham
was the guest OF friends Sunday
Fred George spent couple Of DAYS in
St. Paul Mr.. James z Lynch. of
this place, and Miss Clara Gulherless.
Of Austin, were married Feb. 21.. MI.
and Mrs. A. 6. Bliss, Of Randolph,
Wis. A. c. Prince. of Excelsior. Mimi,
and Miss Clara Prince, Of Ripon. Wis,
spent Sunday in townAIiss Marian
Lowell, the gifted public reader. gave
an evening with poets al the Conere-
gaI0nal church Thursday evening.
Milton A. Race, of West Concord, has
been calling on friends in town.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

m yen need help. Advertise IN sJgDAY,s
~ GLOBE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

working Girls societies is 10 be held in the large nA
Of the Cooper Union tomorrow evening
The Leslie Club viii give concert ana reanin ~
pnaar The snsnces Of the Ladies AID Society, IN uho
Church Of tho Disciples at Fifiy-sNtn-s1,
Eighth and Ninth ayes, on Tuesday eVenine'
There viii DO meeting in behalf OF tne iha's GA
tomorrow evening at O'Clock In tne u INC
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fify.nitn,sI ltne
Rev. Dr. John Hall'sl. to be addresesa " no 'Ne.
mr. n Greer. ex Judge Hooper C. Van Worst, ana
Miss Fletcher, of Washington
Thu Union League Club VIII hold meeting on
Thursday evening.
Iohr v FooNes VIII lecture before the Custom
cuttsr, Association at It's rooms. No. 81 West twenty
anb-st this afternoon at O'CLOCK the suD'eo1
Will DO GThe Tailor and the Gutter
aI,.bs McAu,nfe, the lightweight champion Of
Arertca Yesterday deposited $3.50 with h X. Fox,
socompanled by challenge to Jem' Carney the
I mound champion of England, for a ten-round glove
contest before the Pelican any other London club
that viii offer purse OF from 81 500 TO IS, 600 sldc
IN tho first Of this month tho HousesmIths' Union
submitted TO their employers an agreement which pro-
iaes that nine hours shall constitute days work,
that for all overtime double rates viii DO paid ana
that niece work be abolished. j. .. Cornen ana
seventeen other firms have signed the contract which
is to run TO April 1, 1890
Tho Unlversast Club viii have its regular monthly
dinner at Clarks, IN West Twenty thirdst, tomorrow
evening 1t will be ladies' night and covers VIII DO
laid for over 100
A free lecture on Medicine Three Thousand Years
Aeon Will be delivered by Professor George G. Hop
kns Of Brooklyn, in the small hall Of Cooper Union
on Tuesday at p. The lecture Is under the
auspices of the Academy Of Anthropology, and the
public is invited.
The funeral Of Dr. Reuben Smith was held at NO.
3o5 East Eghteenth-st yesterday. The Rev. Henry
T. McEwen, Of the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. oficated. Tho pall-bearers were Drs. n. L.
Hanks Samuel Lloyd, Charles II. Avery. b. f. nays,
William McCrsckep and c. E. Campbell The burial
WAS at Woodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
p,rs or LEGAL xEYs,

The question whether summary proceedings to dts
s,essess Gustav Amberg ana his saIb-tonant II. R.
Jacobs from the Thahs Theatre were property taken
nv william Kramer, owner Of the building, on the
ground that the lease had been violated by subettng
the building without the consent Of the landlord, VIII
be carried to the Court Of Appeals Tho General
FERN Of the Court of Common Pleas, after over
ruling the decision Of District Judge Clancy in favor
OF Kramer, has given his counsel, eS-Judge A. j.
sittenhoefer, permission 10 carry the case to tho
court of last resort.
A majority of tho trustees Of the ESsex Gold Min
ing Company have applied 10 tho supreme Court for
voluntary dissolution. They set forth in their pc
titoa that the companys only assets are some mining
propery at Tanger, Nova Scotia, and about $500 in
bank Failure having resulted from recent expert
rneft in crushing the taken from the mine, disso
hilton IS deemed best for the interests Of all parties
The publication Of notice Of the proceedings was au
fhorized by Justice Beach yesterday
e VIZ. Howe hled demurrer yesterday 70 the In
dict,nonts against Assemblyman Charles Smith, Al
derman Goetz and other With Assembly District
politicians, accused Of bribing voters. The demurrer
viii 30 argued In o few days.
A. judgment for s454 In favor Of :. May was en-,
ex-Alderman Ludoiph A. Fullgran
/. In suit brought by David Wen. dealer IN ooors
az No liz Nercefst, TO recover $500 advanced to
s. Eirseh Sons, furFeyp, before their failure In Nay
last verdict was rendered in the Court Of Common
Pess ca Friday, giving the plaintiff the fun amount
claimed with Interest," The case was tried before
Judge Van Boesen and 3 tuFy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
NEW.YORK CITY.

Fire Commissioner Henry d. PIrroy mailed draft
for g. 900 0 Charles Stewart Parnell IN London yes
terday, the proceeds Of an entertainment given on
St. ParicRs Day by the knights Of ST. Patrick Of
the City Of Ncw-York' Of which society Mr.. Purruy
is president.
NurseraIcs in Russian Earb arc ono Of the plchIr
esque sights Of Central Park. long, loose cloak
Of deep blue, with a band OF crimson arabesquc en-
broIdery around tho shrt, ard high white muslin
cap from which two wide red ribbons stream down
behind make striking livery.
Tho Convent OF tho Sacred Heart, which was dc
stroyed by fire last summer. Is rising rapidly from
It's ashes, and In a few months will be entirely
built
The labels on the trees in City Hall Park make ex.
ceent targets for the street Arabs, who test their
maFksmanshlp on them while waiting for tho morning
papers
That the violet gtill holds It's the favorte
boutonnere flower Of fashionable people says much
for its Atrac tlveness, when the imitation purple
muslin abominatlon IS seen on tho muf and at tho
throat Of every other shop-grl
The fifth OF the series Of FREQ organ recitsls gwen
at the First Presbyterian Church, Flfthave. and
Twelfth.st, by r. II. Woodman, GeiTit Smith and
Frank Taft, assisted by leading singers, VIII be given
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Sarah Baron. Anderson, con.
tralto, will sing Thou Who Guardest Earth and
Heaven and Prayer"
A fire in the toy store of Frederick Norman. on the
ground floor OF tho four.stoy tencmenthousc No 600
Nlnth.aye at 7 80 a m. yesterday, made the occu-
pants leave their rooms in hurry Norman's stock
was damaged about 1900, and II win cost $500 10
repair tho house.
Mrs. Dora Duval, Of No. 3a5 East Forty seventh
st. Yesterday asked the police to search for her daugh
ter Louisa four years old. Louisa was playing near
the East River on Tuesday with her brother and
sister both older than herself whom she suddenly.
disappeared.
Professor ID. r. o'connor delivered an interesting
lecture at Columbia College yesterday morning, on
les Romans de Ia Table Ronde.H The lecture
in English and treated OF the earlier romahces, dealing
with the series Of six round-tabe legends, aud par
tcuariy with the Ave in French that not generally
known,
Croton water rents last week amounted to s37-
LA n: licenses issued by the Mayors Marshal
GA: amount collected, STATS.
The usual sacred concerts wiz be given ut tho Eden
Musoo to-day, and the works, art gallery and
other permanent attraction be seen at half tho
usual price, Tomorrow evening DR.. Rug, noted
scientist and lecturer viii begin series OF micro
scopic exhibitions revealing the wonders OF Insect
and animal life IN an interesting manner The micro.
scopes used by Dr. Klug said to be the most pow
erful ever made.
The afth annual meeting Of the Association Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a HOUR

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FUR "a hoUh@
WARRINGTON April 6.-s p m-For Maine, Ne"'Hamp
shire and Vermont fair decided change In temperature
yor Massachusetts Rhode Island connsccu aud Eastern
NavYort. fair followed Sunday BY rain stationary tcm'
porature oasterly winds becoming high
For HewJerssy. Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware ana
MARYLAND rain followed By fair in the interiors stationary
temperature - 49,,
Fn west virginia Western Nsw.York, western Pennsyi
ra ana Ohio fair stationary temperature. followed sun
day by snghtly warmer ,
For indiana Illinois Upper Michigan Lower Michigan and
Wisconsin, fair followed in western Wisconsin BY light rain
warmer. =,
For Minnesota and Dakota light rain, followed By fair In
DAKOTA ana preceded by slightly warmer weather 10 Mime
sofa. ,,-..,
For Iowa and Nebraska fair followed By Light rain slightly
warmer -, -. ,,,.,
For Missouri, Kansas and Colorado, light rslni slightly
warmer , -.
For virginia rain, clearing Sunday, stationary tempsra
ture. ,-
For the Cardinal Georgia Alabama MSssh pp ana Louis
lana, fair cooler.
YorEasern Texas fair. followed Sunday By rnni station
sry temperature
warmer