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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
JUVENILE COLUMN.
ORLEANS, SUNDAY. MAY "a isn.

JUVENILE COLUMN.
BOYS AND GIRLS RIGHTS.
In every land and continent,
Good people. bear in mind
How much is said about the rights
OF men and womenkind;
And though we're present everywhere,
And make n deal of noise,
There's very little said about
The rights of girls and boys.
We want the right to use our eyes,
And take in every sight,
To see, compare, and measure facts,
The length, and breadth; and height.
We want the right to use our tongues,
And keep them busy, too,
II asking questions every day,
And have them answered true.
When we do wrong. we want the right
To claim day of grace
A household jury, If you will,
To sit upon our case
And not be punished for our faults
With sudden words and blows,
Enough to drive the goodness out
Through fingers and through toes.
We want to be respected, too,
And not be snubbed outright
And put off with careless word,
Because we're small and slight.
AID when We take the ship of State.
And. throw by childish toys,
Wen make law to regulate
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner St. Philip and Galvsz atroets
New Orleans
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea Shore.

The goEernment throughout this establishments 10
their instrnotresses Racreaton table, dormtories
eaots sectonate union between the Sisters and the
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
instruction 10 thorough and solid harmony
with the requirements Of society The comprises
I'm both English and Freneh all the branches of know
ledge cultivated at the present day Each language
taught by natives Of respective countries 10
cure correct pronunciation.
The academcal year closes with q public exhibition
and distribution of premiums, to which parents
vited.
Education the object of special attention and
solictue. Governing these placed under their charge
by moral enason alone the Sisters of ST. Joseph endea
vor to no1lcate principles of solid piety require the
strict observance of polite and amiabe dePorneu
insti feelings Of respect and towards parents
Pupils Of all denominations admitted.
NoTA-DurnE the bathing season, the Boarding
School is moved the Bay st. Louis where the
Of st. Joseph have a hourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, follows:
boarding, per three monthe .e54 90
Washing, '' I" Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Entrance, - - Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Music Lessons and use Instrument... - 90
Singing Lessons 90
DEawiinR Lessons -...-... "
Needle-work In all Is varieties, golden embroidery
artificial flowers Ii taught to the boarders without EXITS
charge.
For further particulars address, 'uperioress of
Academy of tie Sisters Of St. Joseph, 1911 New
FH6AXs LAYTON,
no30 80 1y g. d. ELDER. Agent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24
GIANT vINCENT's CoLLEGB,
CAPE GIRARpRAu, MISSOURI.

CAPE GRARDRAu, MISSOURI.
This institution conducted by tho Priests d tie e1
gregation Of tho Misston 50. Vincent PurA IN
beautifully located the mississippi river forty nz
above Cairo and one hundred and fifty niIoe beSgI n
Louis.
Tho College buildings large, commodio0s anAyss
ventilated The grounds are beautiful. eAtensivQ azS
well adapted for healthful exegeise.
The College Is Of easy Regular daily possaa
touch at Cape Girardeau.
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MC8EuAE
OF sEPTEMBER, and ends about the fres a. .1alayl
TERhfA
Board and Tuition, scholastic year
Wrestling, and meDding of artsclcs washed
Physician's Fee and Medicines Observation-Disclosures 20
For further information apply to
Rev. A. vERINA @. Il,
President Of tho CezS9xA
Or to Rev. THOS. j. SMITH @. NJ,
St. Joseph'e Church. New OssaanA
Mr.. JOSEPH mitchell Cashier oS tiso Raashuzni
National Bank No. log Canal otreet Now OzlesSsE IN
hereby authorised to receive end give rooeips fog y
moneys which may 10 paid to him fos 81 eK
nbove Institution.
A. vERINA @. M. PresisssA
NOW orieans An"ust 3. ls3s ee5 - ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24
VILLANoVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA

This Institution ehAr4ers1' With University Uri,.,
eGoS, is under the charge or the Augustlslun Fsr
ana onsrn superior advantages students who lsuV
AXE thorough Classical, Scientific or COrauo,s,,,
course. 1t iS situated on the Pennsylvania censzas
Railroad eleven miles frOn PhilaAslphIa- - RAllruAs
Station and PoStOf5oe on the College EruazdA.,
TEKha-
Per session Of Eve moEths Gin advance, - s,,,.
For particular Ssna fer . catalogue
VHn REV T. aALRERRx.
Jy9ODIy Prs-sS,,A
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24

This long estabshed Insttution. faVoRnAay nszru
fourth Scholastic year on
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24

PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
MISSISSIPPI.
The Halls OF this Institution open young men
DESTROYS OF pursuing thorough mmercai Scientific
Classical Course OF Studies.
Terms per amman, $780,
oca6 7aty BRO LEoNTDIAN President
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12
Il CHiid Strdngied bU q Cat.
I Afaldlttown az ~ Wercu,.N


A strange occurrence took place a few
mornings since in the family Of Mr.. Silas
holloway, engineer III Babcock, Fuller 81
Co.'S new hat factory, who occupies j. W.
Canield's house on Mulberry street, in this
village. Mrs. holloway is accustomed 10
leave her babe, a little girl four months old
OH the bed upstairs while she does her
mornings work III the basement, from where
she could easily hear the least noise. On
the morning in question she heard the little
one growing as usual, bat finally noticed
that the sounds ceased, and shortly after
heard strange, gurgling noise. Supposing
| that the child had got its head under the
| bed clothes and was suilocating abe ran M
| stairs to see about 1t, and found the house
cat with It's nose III the child 5 mouth. The
child was strangled black aud was fighting
ieebly with his hands. She caught the child
and shook II several times, when il caught
its breath and came out all right. In few
minutes more il would probably have been
slTangled to death. Mrs Doloway had 10
pull the cat oil the child 20 eager was il IL
remain. II had paw ON either side of The
| chlld's head and had IT. nose pressed deem
ly INTO the cbiid's mouth The cat was IN,
Slanty killed.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12

GOLDSMITH MAID AND HER HIsToRY.-
This wonderfully fast mare was foaled in
Deckertown. N. j., from Messenger mare
bought ont of a drove from Ohio by reter
ID. Decker. Sire unknown. The Maid ran
at large until five Years old, without har-
ness or bride. She was then sold to q law
yer named White, in Trenton, N. j., for
$3.50. lie broke her, could get no speed,
and hen sold her TO John McCarter, horse
Jockey in Newton, for 5000. McCarter had
her less than year, and sold her to John
Goldsmith, her present name sake, who took
her to Orange county. Sho is now owned by
company, and among others Jay Gould
John Knox, and other fast trotters.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12
CHANGE
IN!
PRICES OF ICE.
Commencing ON Monday. August a, we will
sell Ice at the following prices:

SO pounds daily, 40 cents each delivery; 100
pounds daily, 10 cents each delivery; 500 lbs,
and upwards, at 60 cents per 100 pounds.
A5-We guarantee to sell as low as any one
in this city. -Sa
PUSEY d RICE,
0FPIoEso406 Shipley, 4th and Poplar. 1916
Walnut SITS. apr7tf
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12

H.BEGGS has removed
IN his Office to No. q West Eighth street,
Almonds Building. Bricks Of all binds on
hand at lowest market rates. jyl4u
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12

60 pounds daily. 40 cents each delivery: 100
pounds dali ~. 10 cents each delivery; 500 lbs.
and upwards. at sl2 per ton.
Being solicited by number of tho most
prominent citizens Of Wilmington, we have
concluded to permanently establish in this
thankful Tor the patronage of ali who wish TO
buy the best article from 80 to 4O per cent, be-
low the present prices.
aug3l-dlm J.B. CONRow < SON.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12

IF YOU WANT A FINE IMPORTED
i German Singing Canary Bird. 20
TO W. N. CHANDELIERS. oil Maiket
street, and buy one. Just in. direct ~
Canary. Hemp.and Rape Seed. which we are
W. N. CHANDLER,
OIL Market street,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-12

Peter ll.of Brazil, is said to be the
richest monarch in the world, and there
arel many who would like to be Peter
two.
, 1874-03-15

FoR s1LE-BY J. Il. KEELER, Is clnrl-st.:
T. sisesnin . ST % ne1a & AZ gooo sstoy and
WITH ana and barn. Sons othes prop.
ery tef:n ~ pas is:msnt. hn,o s,e oo
,oS;:i i ); ~ Z Sas:s @ %
fofs e sssa i cottage
ga sestiea nssr rh1tynyst.. scvera cottages from
.a saasSt sr II:
ds no4r ato brick house and
rs,kav. nea: Pauliaast. hrsclnss esto1y aud base
W:shinstoa=t., Ro5cy. drst-cla.s brick house;
onroes, near Houorc, f1.class marble front house:
Aay-sts near Washington, estoy End basement brick
Hubbssd-st-, near Kobey, cottage rooms. and lot;
.,hthlesst, Lincoln, cottaso Z rooas. aud lot
icxngtun-st-. near Ho5no, oottaes room., and lott
1naiapast, near Mnco:a, two-stoEy cottasr' scnr'
Ana@t.. north Of Lake, cottage ro'ns sraes lease
nar:isontt, near Oakley, two~s.ory house, $500 to
CAST Of nobcs. oattaso +Foo"s' large barn.
.Ksrn:reSee Carpenter School, 2.tor5 hous',
hs. taa Nth ar 7sahs.. estors house. 10 rooms
stoee a5d iot On ala.on-zt.. Morgan;
%.Ssss:ss sh asIa as1 Il 1sS ssl7t st loss
.nSa Is! 81 4hisfth and los 60
Watash-av., south OF city limits: large lots.
uea- state, somo large lots snttabIe for
business.
1 = =; z ss51s5 m bhid a' no money
so1,h barf-ss, na1th Of Thirty hrst-st- lots :n1a7
ol:y ! la7 ~ per foot 49,. ..-
font.
nstterheld-st:. north ot Thl-sioth a5.11o, cheap.
TnFty NabasIaV.. . it. It S61 per FOOT
twenty ty.n1nthst., near Indiana ar. 15xlt3-
Nen:worth-av north pf Thirty several lots
DouElxs-plnce, corner stautanav-, 34xlSa.
Ada.ns-st. ncAr Wood. :2xle3.
Jark.on~et. corner Of liucon. 511l9s
Washington ST.. corner Hu;nc. G01i2,-
Jefcrson Park. tiuc lots fronting the PARK,
Union Park, re=!dence property IN Vest Division.
% nr ltG feet fronting the Park-
Wa.rcaa<. near stanton IT,, 111l26-
fcafia-st, iuts near Harrison and Jackson.
Adams and JacEso1ss., west OF ralroad lots SSV 70
Van Buren st.. near California a-ar., cheap lots
Etxtecnth.tt near AshiAcd.nv.: lots, Ss50-
,T,fer-gt corner of Throop, sa1leg-
Natixou Iots, west OF railroad, $GQ per loot.
Campbell Park, between Lsagtt aud oakleS-sts cheap
Hsscll-xt., near Con,zB, lots at 81. 900 each.
Su?eriorst., uaar Townsend, 431};N, sac per font.
<ncre. Earzison.st, west Of Hy1uan-ar., must bo
soid.
several S and 10 acre tracts west aud south.
, 1874-03-15

$40 each 1oss 1l In eoo feet Of depot ut Brighton
te.1.-------- ---------------------------------.-
Epm bora.st. sAat-os d. D. 1oopAAs eo'' u ohAh~
neas ~ leff r1t5
s snd sss ehesb good and frame
,oa f4y m fc: oefussn ,s f6as and
shermaa.t, between Polk and Taylor east 'front.' lis
feit Sd.u..t. west Of o.mpoe~av ,ss foot. with good
twosstofy and bassnsen: houso. nice place. cheap:
I'D Is SsSSSss; IL s59s4ss
nss xtth hs,,se md q ,ota
Win ene eeiass rss'dsaee ono saa '
n ea! slss 1sa q
aunf5 a s, st 3Gn sock and
FOE s,Sia SAlE:H1 Il. oASf1hlo q AArrEsoS' % Ii.
S@2ss i:ot nss9 sS Rss5
st tset re'its S9u'h;r ;; a, nsco,
r.: 1T 5s$S
nehssnsv5i ,qee ieet n1s: Hesr % Tiry 1T THhap' b.
& zsa sss:s s:s: with
Sous9 paIk.sv3le!s 3a 1a1 near ra Thi5.y,thitd:
%s:5ls. st.zTrs9s sease sad Il noar norn..
!ThirtSe .i.th: :st.Ns feotnoar Wehs:h.av.
1 Lei: i Gsk s Issaf Gss sa4Gi m
E,oa sAIE-pY MonEy MAefl1, CLARK
@ ffsss :'f assa sd Hssfl
ie,1 Ss1sa ,s,r nfSs
lss ieet, Garner Poik.1t. and Oeaeu-a,.
= {st isot assS nsst asGxsu hss;
a2 fcct, Adaus-st.. uear Liuculn.
seicst' Aoamnas;: oh1a otpnsNs efffn fsfk'
10 lots. Wood:st.. near Congress:
, 1874-03-15


a-,.-~ -r.- ~7rr rE
F9T SAFE y i: a11 RqoNa ; REAPER
5xGP sSs|,a9: 5Sf
lss:; afSs:ss5s NV sssss ~;
q ,'sSssoa'st.' Is, ao" c't'aRe Anu 1''' oee'
s2Gsi %s,t y..b,,rtop. sstor7 frame sDa lot soS1ss;
s1$:eM: -, =. s.s ,,.tor t,.n. and hun; %. CO.,
fi!oa,s: Z; ;sbsy
Mulnptst, as.oTy ffa'he, nsar c CO.. aeG m
Ws-tea.1T., W. ~ nssr Paullns.ss. s.s;osy s7tN.
PsaS. ss setFo s,sa s9d 1 s S R
window. wcll built ats barssin; y! u, f,ooa
e.efass and basement dwellings, loyears time
ssi:sss 49, sosd ss md
a6 sou. on !oog tt'no. strGat oarE5ihn s..-.
b,sk 1.,.. no,-1,, WV. ooo, .torrt,.no,,, ,ot
"a dS;ss rse;ss :$s*e ~ E E:s;sa x
SaRHexSs ss:st;
$saaa.s1 III ss'asss. at s's's bar
s3a Ho 9s,hi: s ss cAs'p
e: 3 go aI piaos foot
s iss; : ssss
sa.ia FATS aSa tins e., per foot
Wost 1.ake-st; near Lc2sitt. ?s1i25 feet, cash.
sna 1l9 deo:. Ssh, bsaacs t. 9 aad b
s,.ms ~ snrfhtrcst cr5nrr al Wiuchestcr-ar.
Walnn,.si. ncar ashlsud-av.. s5.llU iect !; cash
r,rEav Las ,iork cast Of Central Park $50.
nndcr ~ scn;hrsS, rnruer OF T,se1ftl-st-, cash.
Stenrna%.. % ns,r IT, urin1 o5x1s0, CAa1p.
HOUSES on LEAsnR3 I3 aO ~: LEV
ns4 hssso aRe eofsss o
concross.st.. near Tyicr house of rooln1. Cheap.
80 ACRE PROPERTY.
1,vndafa g. J. ]. 5. aud 10 acres, uear station.
iTirhIand Psrf 10 acres. near station, i cash.
farra! PARK and Barry Point road, Har7isor1st-
- ~ ny D1,C,71 - Wv
on,s Building, northoast corner Of Monroe and La
Sai[e-sa:
ls0 feet on sout4ost cnE11cr Of Achignn-av. and
M es,l & pa;nena .h.n nal.o
IL. a1s!oo s tefI, In ~ won ,i, vaeAst'' Ae@1 nSA'''
WIZ ~ Eo ,t a, AZ Mest aEa,t mn, R,h,v with pond
cot:age.
lo,s on Flonrnoy-st-, nonE CentrAl Park.
y lots near Boulossrd aud Douglas P21k.
iaEss 1eestot5 and basement brick houses on Mich
tgAn-av. -,
If rssd ae c,y atf ets ooe WILL 's ''e'
, 1874-03-15

caT II Ell
froa IS loot wde stone stcps pato glass windoxs
CELLAR barn. Aichigail.av.. near TIirty-ffth-st.
SO -Laruu xud Hrst-cxsa dwelling 60foot lot, bzrn.
cast trout. Nichignn-1v., hctwean Twenty
ao5 % hqo1n.tnoa fraot T.ba.h.sv coroe,
ThI1y-aecund-tt inatdo hoasc SD COD, VIII
frads
ga 1rT and baaenent marble 'front.' IS feet deep,
harti wood nush dccp lot: barl: . bargain.
TniTsna-ay near Twenty -uinth.st
ooo-Prarie-av huuses between twenty and
Thtrtia:h sta
3D. ~ between Thirt1- and and Thfr.
ssventh-sts, wost froat, 3srory and baasmsns
~ ostasonG az marble t5snt EeEsnf house ono,
shNE+s.oty ana pase1nens. tuo!n.
a:sp;, Anoi4aa~aS'' 4neaf thh19-secono's':'
suo-a.story and basement back, 1ndiana-a,., near
lty-fourth:st. cheap.
T6oasor1 Iarua dwelling In orceont order and wide
ooo ot On r.aiste :y.i nGar a. so~. md
f,0o-tthooea.Av 9cA1 4oit15's7eoo"et'' Ss.'s -nu
O mn pnsemeas oIlSA. x,r4,-+ a.,o,vfr,,oe
Witn eStea.ion and him
-o- . - :, nv ~.,1rIr1I poo.5 +, "a
H'ols sAL Lilly >. ~ Coif4 dh14lt fooo n Aa7
140e Iouso and 10. on Henryss, no,r Dpe Ilsnd-
av; S., 70o.
cottage and lot Davisst.. near Lake; 81. o;
ssoo to $s9 aa.n. helanne mon tnsy ,,t, =, 90 IN
ynt h odH G sta- hn,seo ~ Gaar 1rood
Stnrv bon,o r., w,,zo,..v near Hovne.s. A. ooo.
Cottage aud lot on Lake near nobey; 81, 900.
pottsge on 81 foot lot oa sopa~s. neA- Lnooln-sT.
81 soo: =. 49,.
tottoEs ou 3-foos lot sast front, On EVAns<s. neaF
, 1874-03-15


L7OR SALE-0N THE AVENUES SOUTH:
Il !n fcot. Wabash.av., near Thirty -thi.d.zt-
50 feot, WAbaah- av., ncxr Thirty -faurth-st.
loo 1ens. WAbash-ay., ucar Thitfy fy-tithsst:
IS feet WEbash-nv., corner Thrtytighlh'S&
20 feet, WAbasn.av., necr FortS-1isst-s--
30 fect, Wabash -av.. un1r Forty -nffh.4t-
tT5 feet, Wnbnsb-ay.. ccfupr fuEtyBilIh-kt.
1N feet, Wab1sh-nv,, corner Fory y-seren,l-st- .
132 fact, Wabash-ay,, uoar FfstJ-nys.-st.
s. fcct, MlchiCnt-ays noaH Twenty ninsn-st.
81 tce:, tichigan-av., near Thtrty -hsst-st:,
Is foet hiichisan-&r., oorner 1'htrsy. tth'st.
s. fpet MicbfEs A., nea1 Thirty .dfsh.Et.
g {act, Mohigan.sy., near T4sEty-stxth.st-
1I0 frot, Michigan -av., corner ThtztSst1th st.
it'd fcst, Michigan -ny., eoracs Th!rty-seseuth-sk
Ito hit Michigan. .ay. near Thirty .dighth-st.
l1p test, Nichigan.nv., near Forty -secund-st.
2tJ foot Michigsu-.v., corner Forty-tlth.st.
It'd feetx Michigzn.As., near Forty -Aix th%at.
9N foct, Mi:ngaa.ay., coruer rtS-snycnrhst-
ssi 1cet, Michix III Az, cosuor Fo1tS .GRh hist.
lou flct, MiculK an av, corner Fifty -si1tn-st.
I5 :cct; Idaiana-av., near Thtrty y-arItst.
1tu foot, Indinna~nv., ntar Forty y-first-st.
20 foot. Indlaua-Av>. cornnr Forty-iiftll.st.
luJ fret, lunianA.ar-, corncs Cost5-si<th-st.
&N fcot. lndluna-av., corner knrty.Aereathst-
Lu fcet. Ind!suaAs,, near Forty -eishth.st.
- foot, prntrie-av.. corner Thirty 1ourtlst.
1E0 feet, PfniFte.nv, near Thirty -ninth-st.
SO feet. Prairie-av., corner Eprtysecond.st~
6Jo foct. Prairte-av., easuer Forty third-st-
80 feet, Prnirie.a .av., corner Fprty-hfth-st.
Lou feot, Prairie-av., near Eurty>ei1th-st.
~ leot, Prairie -ay.- near FnrtS-sf1 tn At
eD0 feet, Pratrio aV., corncr Fort -nl1th.st-
1H9 fccr, Vuccnncs-av. corner lakewood boulevard.
175 fest, Vncoane7-av.. corner Thfrty.ninth.st-
40 tcct, Fiuconrrs-nv.t near Thirty-ut1th-At-
GEO, Il. EMERY, 164 4aSAlle-xt-, basement,
, 1874-03-15

FoR sAIE--:5Y +. 5. DoYD. ROOM II, lss & AS
Ie5aoo. s!euo down. balance vor, e.zy. 5sszs stene
church and s31aeQ feet OF EFo"ud cosnos u
slqo s:En dorq balance 5eo 5ittpz i!
ss.ooo cash. iSroom s,toz dwelling. with snlsnd'd
harm, lot so1l:o on Union paskptaco nesr Lake tt
s7,v E3, o0 dozH 9rooha sstory housa ana aialoo
lot corner of Harrison aud Morgan great oar~
oo. terms easy. roam esto15 hoae, lot a1ls on
honoE:t' bot9Sa ts,ca :te1!Ss Sb ssd AIsTs IUT,
R3bm Al 900 dnvp BALANCE yoars 6-rocaa cottsgo
nearly iot 2si On Pt1lina'st.' doors from Van
hssn l.: ss,5, on Indiaaa-St, between Oakiay end
ssoo sioo down, 4room cottare. lot s51125. on Fif
ss dosn story and half cottage an
ais.n aaefs ea ai'h t. On nosr
st., 6ctweca RueEer .n1 Elizabeth; ga poF month for
ii ~ goo down. ba1snes iroorn nex cottaFs.
lo d1 Of Taylor and cSptess s9ath 'front.'
eass q e" TSelita selils. '''' ' 4a@~ wv ''' -
60 %, se 1 aas sass 4
@ ye5 ss:s psse1i pn III, :s1l corner Of flaoe
5 por foot. 451lso, east front, on Indianaav. aad
Ifirty- s1t th-es.
sia i9t and 7ai 9bi9,: :oa!th ~ " ' o''"'
So per foot, ~ lois 15xle, Pork'aT., Washington
and kests north and south frons. east ot railroad,
3t, ss4o s1 down. s4t115 On Hazzison-at, bstweon
sI 10, as1i3s o. numssy-st between Emily and Iva,
51l5o i2es on Laks'n1 between ttlet1 and Hftyisss
each. o;s 1as in 200 feet Of depot ut Brighton
Park.
, 1874-03-15

vs.t 81 a1fosd slo9 o3 gsEt Go
s; ts4 s:s IS or too
aerss Harrison-st-,' west of Hsnan-ar. must DO
scser=l $ and 70 acre tracts west and south:
I7oR sAL-BY j. HENRY 4 JACOB WE'LL IA
T. and l45 Dea1borp;st.., ,.u,.4 ,...-..- ,,,,..,.
.osea;h 6o aad :sd' t. at Bargain you'd
sze.ane ior i1sao is nF5eysd property
@ aa sn
Cau,ne.a.s.. looking devn the bonlnvazd It great
S:sl tcet on southeast corner Of Thirty thirdst and
5,z1s iect northeast OF Thirty and
lo11a feet Caluetsv.. between Thirty fourth and
r,f16l ieot the northwest Of 1ndanaar md
O5sIs foet rho southeast If stanson.av and
lsl iee: thu northwest corner Of Xlch:gsn>av and
Ill ieet tho northeast Of yabash-av and
od116l let On southeast corner Of ichigan-av and
1l6i ioet northeast Of Tabash-av. and FIJI
zs5 fret The Grand boulevard Fifty~rstst,
iret Vincca1csav Fattydrst-st., 'front.'
20 Loot T.olfth-st with hauses; Je1erson.st;
fsc % South clazkst~. near Jackson; $3.50 foot:
sy ,gs p,ps ,ls j; SOD seoa;
TOR, sALE7;4 OF TIE FINEST CORNERS ON
rs, South pSsrborni.st:, u cheap 6. m,
ouExe.t 11soIa nd izsats atsapth;st., s., co.,
asIss sd in os Il cheap
1'so. ; 7ainsbls icAseho1d. = .nnrn {oo
Real Estate Agents. southeast st.ts TTaat~
:, 1inthsts. -
ie5s,d l;:55 feet i syot aisy; :hs aesnt 1t
% s2
and iog tur at cen: PRINCIPAL sum. .<iih
Mortgages plACCd luluIuR t1c1ltAtE
, 1874-03-15

DOR SALE-DR EXCHaNGE-aSTORY HOUSE
z on South Jcdcssou.st.. near Monroe: would tako
good lots.
a1tory and basement brick WnE1ca-av., uoaz Oak.
Icy; would take south Side lots.
ssory and baAemeat brick house on AdAms-st., ncar
Ashland, ,av. would tako LOIS.
e lots West Madisonst, east at Central Park, eix
l9I.
9 lots on West Monroe-st., cast OF Central PARK.
lot. L1kc4t., fronting south Central Park, g0x
195.
IS loa on Fulsons. 20 foot east Of Central Park. BOZ
l50.
lots on Washinetonav. distance from Central
Park.
lots n Block TO- Morton's Subdivision, block from
Ccntrat Park, north.
Is lots in Block 8. Hacdinxs SubdEtson three blocks
from Central patk.
81 foet b. ls2 on West Jackson-st., at ) bargain.
Largo number OF lots South Englewnod, the de-
pot, vozy low prices: A. r. DOWNS & Coz
, 1874-03-15

TOR SALE-COTTAGE-FOUR ROOMS, FOR $500,
on tiznc with Lease Of lot will ke cottage and lot
for $l6. Tyor ars7t, Caupbslias. Inquire At
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-14
From the Boston Herald

McGnL & STRoNG's MIRROR OF IRE
LAND.-There Is q great deal about this
entertainment that Is COmmendable, and
there Is nothing at all Objectionable. 1t
Is faithful painting Of nearly iourscore
views Of Irish landscape and city scenery,
Of celebrated buildings and historic local:
tiles, and Is made more interesting by q
descriptive lecture by Mr.. William Nc
Gill. There is also connected with it a
little drama which aims to present the
leading characteristics Of Irish peasant
lie, and which represents a variety OF In.
cidents pathetic and amusing These
characters are personated by Mr.. Bryan
O'Lynn, an excellent comedian, Miss
Sadie McGill, d pretty and accomplished
little commedienne, Miss Kate 0Laugh-
lin, a sweet voiced soprano, Mr.. Dawson,
Mr.. steinberg and others,
The Mirror Of Ireland will commence
at the Opera House in this city for two
nights only next Friday evening at the
most reasonable prices OF admission-in-
Guiding Saturday matinee at 10 and 25
cents for all the School children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-14

KNIGHTS OF PYTHtAs-There was o
mass meeting Of the Knights Of PythlAs
last night to determine how they would
90 10 Pittsburgh. They selected the
Hempfeld and Charters Valley route,
which will take them for % 70 the round
trip. They take a band Of music with
them. The probabilities are that 200
Knights will attend 1t Is expected that
1900 Knights will be In attendance on
Wednesday the 22d-F. A. Britt was ap.
pointed Marshal Tor the Lodges of Wheel.
Ing. The Committee on Music was auth
orized 10 employee a band Of music. A
special train will leave here at s o'clock
Tuesday evening and arrive at Pitts.
burgh at 1l:8O; leaving Pittsburgh at 8
o'clock and arriving here at 10 o'clock.
All the Lodges south OF Wheeling Creek
will meet at Black Prince Lodge, Castle
Hall, at 2 O'clock Tuesday evening, and
all the Lodges north Of the Creek will
meet at Ivanhoe Castle Hall at 2 o'clock,
and march to the depot. Persons not
connected with the Order will assemble
at the depot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-14

srRINwAY grand, square and upright
pianos have obtained the highest honors
every awarded 10 the piano manufacturer
in the world. First Of the grand Gold
Medals of honor. Worlds Fair, Paris,
ls67-London, 1852. The worlds great
est Pianists and Composers, including the
renowned DR.. Franz Liszt and Anton Ru.
binsteln, the Academies OF Fine Arts Of
Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm, as well as
the piano purchasing public Of Europe
and America, unite in the unanimous yer.
dict OF the superiority of the steinwsy
Pianos over all others. Prices as low as
the exclusive use otthe best materials and
most thorough workmanship will permit.
Old pianos taken in exchange.
Illustrated Catalogues, with price list,
mailed free on application.
Adams & Lucas, Sole Agents, 1897
Market street.