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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
DIED.

M AHONEY.-O the 18th inst, Lille May,
youngest daughter Of John and MARGARET
MaboDey, in her l7,h year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parents, No. 800 Esst Fourth
street., on Saturday afternoon, May r. ser.
vices at the house at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at
the Wilmington anu Brandy wine Oemetory
Borne from the friends that loved her,
Out of this world OF care;
Free from the rains Lhat bound her,
To be happy forever there.
Lille, dear, We miss thee,
But tits sin to wish thea back;
With hope re 1--we 10 lcin thee,
Praying Goa for the iaith we lack.
on, may thy apgei spirit
Beam In radiance bright
Constantly DER thOSs VINO loved thee
Guiding thor footsteps atight
PARRY-uu Thnrsday, May 10Th. 1850,
Oliver II. Parry, aged 81 years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yited to attend tho tuueral from MS late
residence, on CoLccvd piEe, brandywin Hun
| dTed on Sunday afternoon, navy sd, 1880
| Leave the -bouie At two O'Clock. Inter
| ment at Bethel Nj. =, Cemetery ives
Chester papers please copy.
HOFFMAN--Un the l9h inst, decrs'
Holman. agod 90 years.
| Relau7es ndd friends ara respectfully n
yiteO to Htteu1 the f1neral from tne 1881
dence OF his son.in-la9 wallace q, stiles
} Gil West Seventh street, on Friday evening
at O'ciOcE.
KIN BILE --On the 10Th list, hta May
| laughter OF hiram and Mary Kimbie
aged years, months ard days
Relatives and frieDcs are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from tho resi-
dence OF Der parents no. sos West Seeon
tstreet, on Saturday afternoon a. o'clGcA
lInterment at Rivervlew cemetery.
i KENNEDY I'm this city, Of consuu ptioi
at har late residence No. b23 Jeiofs0l
street, EnzI, wife cfJohn L. Kennedy.
Funeral on Saturday at p. N. gtienL
= and relatives Of tho family are cordial
3, invited TO Sttend. Intermeut at hiVerVie
v Cemetery.
: lGREBE-Cn May 18th, 1858, Elizabei
~ Cfrebe, aged 65 years and days.
The relatives and friends are respectful
= invited 70 attend the flncTaI from the res
}, delco OF her husband. Henry treDe, .
ul Marie. street, en- .-atu day, Mag Y, 1883,
e 3p. NJ.
gIHEBp.--ln tits city, on the 10th Inst,
Mitchell Hebb.
Relatives and friends ara respectfully
Yited TO attend HIS funeral from his ~
residence, No. 81 Hazlett street. on Mo
T. day, the 24th inst. Services at Old SNed'
IL Church at = o'clCck p. 10.
is CAHr-ln this city, on the 10th inf
roI Daniel >. Cam, ~ his 81 yaar.
~ Funeral ssrvicss will be held at his ID
CO re4iIenGe, siN.h aud Lnm5srd streess,
D. Monday, May 24th. at u a. IN, IniefmS
at biyetvleW Cemetery
10 CRDMF rDN,--ln THIS city, on tha lat
e. MAY, Vim. Il. rom. To-, in the i5th y
"a Of hls sge.
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Abducted Children Found.

Two boys, aged e and IL years respec-
lively, with tags fastened 10 their
clothes, arrived In Philadelphia on
Thursday from California and were re-
stored TO their mother by the Society TO
Protect Children from Cruelty. The
children were abducted last year by a
peculiar religious sect, which worshiped
in Vineland, N. j. DR.. Bower ana
Sheridan Waite, well known In that
section Of New jersey, were the found
ers of the organization. They induced
the mother OF the boys TO join the new
religion and secured $500 belonging &c
her. They then started for California,
and on reaching Chicago the woman
Expressed her intention Of returning
with her children.
The leaders refused to surrender the
lady, saying that they intended to edu,
cate them 10 be- "Piests Of the Lord
Toe woman returned alone and APP
pealed to the Society to Protect Ohil
dren from Cruelty to recover her boys
A similar organic alton in Los Angeles
Cal, WAS Communicated with and The
result is the returR OF the children aftel
| a long search.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
Dakota Getting Her Back Up.

HURON, Dak., May 2o-The state
hood and division meeting has closed. A
resolution was unanimously adopted
declaring it the sense CT the meeting
that il Congress adjourns without pas
sing any act tor the admission of South
Dakota, or for division on au East and
West line, aud if the Constitutional
Convention shall submit TO the people
the question touching Section % Of the
ord nance, and If the people shall vote to
repeal said section, then 1t will be the
! duty Of the state government, acting IL
conformity with the legal presidents o.
other states, TO Assem- bic and enter upon
the discharge of their duties and pow
HrE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

In the U, 6. Senate ION Thursday. the
Staten Island Bridge bill was discussed,
and Mr.. McPherson'a amendment pro-
yiding for a tunnel was rejected. The
bill was then passed by viva voce vote,
as reported from the committee, with
IAN amendment offered by MIR. Vest,
authorizing the Secretary of War, II he
should deem an alteration OF the
| bridge necessary, or the entire removal
Iof the bridge necessary, to avoio o.
struction to commerce, he may order its
alteration or removal at the expense oil
1.-The owners, and If the bridge Dc NOT
FINISHED within two years the rlght 10
Ibuild shall cease. The Senate adjourned
In the House the Legislative, EAecu'
Tive and judicial Appropriation Dill was
reported and referred to the COMMITTEES
Iof the Whole. Mr.. breckenridge, OF
| Arkansas, from the Committee on Ways
land Means, called up a bill proVidlne
that, for period of five years, no mack
Ierel, other than that known as spanish
mackerel caught between the lst O
March and the first of June, shall be i'm
lported or landed in the United states
after some remarks by Messrs. breck
Ienridge and Hewitt, the bill was posi-
Iponed until to-day. The House thei
went into Committee of the Whole OF
1.-THE Senate amendments TO the Post-oihc'
Appropriation bill. The foreign mai
Isubsidy clause having been reached, MI
lBlout, of Georgia, moved non-concur
Irence therein. Mr.. Burrows, of Michigan
moved concurrence, with an amend
Iment providing that not NOR
than 100000 of the amount (Soo,oVo
appropriated shall be paid to cxistin
American steamship lines, land that
much of the balance as may be require
shall be expended in increasing th
Frequency of the postal service OF sue
steamship lines, and in the establishment
! OF postal service by American built an
, registered steamships between the Unlte
Estates and such ports OF the toreig
, countries here in named, not now con
Injected with the United States by Amer
i can steamship lines, as the Postmast'
General may elect, including Buent
lAyres and Montevideo." Several oth'
:. amendments were offered, but they wei
: rejected, Mr.. Burrows amendment bein
lost by Sc yeas to l42 nays. The recon
mendations of the committee havin
been reported to the Honse, all we
agreed to without a division, except u
lforeign mail subsidy clause, which WI
non concurred in by vote Of l78 yeas
!. lS0 nays. The bill goes back TO the Sci
~ ate. Adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

its loss. My will and thoughts are di.
rscted toward the peaceful development
~ the nations welfare, but ctrcum-
stances may render the fulfilIment OF
NV Uishes difficult and force me 10 an
armed defense In order to preserve the
dignity of the empire. II such occa;
sion should arise, / know that you Will
sjd me with the devotion and constanoy
which your ancestors displayed In re-
Spouse to my grandfather appeal,a
dsyotion and conslancy which astonish-
ed their contemporaries on the sea VINO
witnessed their gallant exploits. Tc
YOU 1 coDfide the defense, honor ana
safety of Russia"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
PLAYING policeman

A man moderately well dressed aud
calling himself John Anderson applied
to Mayor Rhoads on Wednesday for
position on the police force. The mayer
seeing thai the man was laboring under
a mental delusion referred him TO Chief
of Police Doueherty. Anderson pro-
ceeded Immediately 70 Chief Dougherty
and told him that he had orders for him
to place him upon the police force.
Chief Dougherty taking In the situatlon
at slau ce said he would have to dis
charge man whose clothes would ut
him.
Oflcer Schoor's uniform was fouLa
to be much too large, and Sergeant Nc
Ney's uniform was found to be pretty
near the mark. Anderson, satisfied
that he was to go on the force in the
morning, went and lay down in the
Chiefs Off 90 and went to sleep. Yes
terday morning he arose early and
asked to be assigned to duty. DT.
Ogle being present examined him IN
English, German, French and Irish
after which he was rugged out in Ser
geant McVey' 3 old uniform, put through
the proper gait and movements OF
policeman and assigned to duty in TIE
uAll yaru III rc6I Vi bho cboPiOA s&HN
told 10 keep intruders off the grass.
he performed his duty wei, and las
night he again slept in the chiefs office
This morning he was again rugged on
in the same uniform, with the addition
of belt and club, aud put to beating
over the hall yard again, which dut!
he was performing at noon TO day. ID
says he came FROM Mannheim Township
Lancaster County. The police ar
properly feeding and caring for hun
hoping his friends will hear OF him an,
take him away. If nothing Is hear
from his friends he will be taken TO tn
insane department of the almshouse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
Norr,a,ovn,. sympati,y for ireland.

NoRRIsTowN, May 2O.-A meeting OF
citizsns in sy mpathy with the Irish
movement in the British Parliament
was held in Music Hall tonight under
the auspices of the Montgomery Branch
of the National Irish Land League.
Hon George N. Corson presided, and
the long list OF vice presidents included
mauy OF the best Citizens of Norris
town. Strong appeals tor subscriptions
to the Parliamentary Fund were made
which WilliAm SSabler, as treasurer,
was appointed to receive b are and for
ward TO the proper persons in Ireland
Resolutions expressing sympathy VIII
Itelan6 in her Struggle for Home huit
were passed enthusiastically.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
E,even,h ward Nom,n ations.

A meeting OF the workingmsn OF the
Eleventh ward was held last night aud
was largely attended. The committee
appointed o week before TO report q
suitable candidate for City Council
made q report recommending John
Edwards, resident of the ward for {,
number OF years, being honest and
capable and mixed up with no rings
nor cliques, as . gentleman who would
act independent Of all party affiliations
The committee also named Georg'
Bradford for inspector and Thoma'
Miller for assistant inspector. The re-
port was unanimously adopted. Mr.
Edwards is q well known carpenter
who has never sought nor held any pu6
| lie office. The people of the Eleventh
ward, without distinction OF party, ex
pecs TO elect him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

MYERsTowN, May 2O-Lsst 6aJur-
day week the hired girl in the family
.of George Ranch, who lives near Jhis
place, LETT ON visit TO her parents, who
reside III the Blue Mountains, ten miles
away, The Monday following her sis.
ter took her three miles Of the w2y in a
| carriage, when she slighted and
started TO walk to the Rauct home
steau. Since that time nothing has
been seen or heard of her. The woods
land dams along the mountains have
been searched without avail, the faai
leeing that she was assaulted and muir.
idered by tIamps.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
From Over the Sea.

LISBON, May 20 Prince George OF
Wales aud suite arrived here to- day to |
attend the wedding Of the Crown Prince /
of Portugal to Princess Amelie, dAugh /
ter OF the Count of Paris, on the 18th
inst. The Prince was met on the land
ing by the King and Queen and the
Orleans princes and princesses and
given q warm greeting. A royal salute
was fired in his honor, and addresses
welcoming him To Portugal were read.
A banquet will be teuce cred 10 the Prince
at the palace 10 night. The rank OF the
! French representative to Portugal has
: been raised from ninitter TO that OF an
am baseador, in honor OF the iorthcom
ing marriage.
MOUNT ETNA MENACEs MONTE Rosso.
CATANIA, Sicily, May 2O.-The
eruption of Mount Etna is increasing
in proportions and there Is serious
danger to the town of Monte Rosso
from the flow of lava. Measures are
being taken for the rescue OF the in
Ihsbiiants. Vast columns OF flame are
Iissuing from the crater Of the volcano
and present n most imposing spectacle.
, Torrents OF lava are now issuing from
. eleven craters. Oaa stream of lava, III
D pGma places 200 meters broad, Is flow
ing toward the town OF Nicolosi.
THE QUEEN WILL HAVE HER WAY.
MADRID, May 20.-It is reported tina;
j. @ Teen Christine insisted upon naming
. her son Alfonso XIII, in defiance of the
+ wishes OF the Cabinet. The Ministers
iobieeted, because of the traditional ill
lack which attaches to the numbel
thirteen. The boy will also bear thu
q name Leo, which will be bestowed OF
n hun in gratitude to the Pope, who ha
- been 30 steady a friend of the rulinI
n house of Spain, and who is himself |
IT xiii"
FIGHTING ON THE GREEK FRONTIER
ATHENS, May 20 1t is reported tina
hostile shots have been fred at thre
Iditterent points on the frontier. TIL
Il Turks were the aggressoIs in eac
instance.
ST PETERSBURG, May 20 An i'm
Derlal decree has been issued to the off
: GERS and the sailors of the Russian tie'
on the Black sea stating that circuu
- stances may render a peaceful polio
ldlnicult and force the Gear to an arme
defense, In that event he coniides Il
defense, honor and safety of Russia
the navy.
etys A NEW MINISTRY FOR GREECE.
to ATHENS, May 2O.-M. StepbanopulC
me was to-day elected president OF u
i1 Chamber of Deputies. He was Il
nominee of NJ, Tricoupis, and WI
elected by majority OF sixty over Il
candidate supported by M. Delyanni
the vote standing 1873 to 10. The Valo
ministry has resigned, and NJ. Tricoup
,lor has aeresd to form a new ministry.
IN 1T sMACKS OF WAR,
ST. PETERSBURG, May 20.-An il
Usrial decree has been issued to d
commanders, other officers and t
\ sailors of the Russian feet on the Bla,
- Sea The decree says:
SIT Is thirty years since the fleet
lit, heroic deeds sacrificed itself for RI
sia's welfare, brave men transient
thsmselves In spirit to the memorial
[ heights of Sebastopol. The fleet is nj
= being reconstructed, to the joy of t
Fatherland, which has long mourn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
Family Hosttlltles Renew ed.

ERIE, May 20.-DF. Chas. L. French,
a pr eminent physician, was arrested
to-day at the Instance of his father-in-
law, Thomas Evans, who charges him
with perjury in securing a bank de-
post belonging 10 the plaintiffs wife
now dead. Tnis is a renewal of family
hcstiliyios. Two years ago Evans fig
ured in a prosecution Of French fol
lcompitcity ia an operation which re-
sulteu In the death of a young woman
and got him convicted snd sentenced Il
the peniteuti&ry, but Frsnca's sever,
illness prevented the sentence belnf
carried out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
RunhY AnnINersarY.

The fourteenth anniversary of the
Rugby Academy vas held last light,
the Opera House being com tor:ably
filled. The stage was perfec5 labyrinth
of flowers, mixed with baskets Of fruit
and presents foe tie members Of the
society. The Rugby boys never did
better, sand were heartily applauded IL
every part.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

ALLENTOWN, May 2O.-Jobn Burns,
a bachelor, 40 years old. living in
Colesviile, six miles from here, CON
mitthd suicide last night. He had been
i'll for some weeks and lagt evening ne
swallowed a bottle of medicine, OF
which ho should have taken only a
spoonful. He afterwards shot h imself
tie bullet passing through the Toof Of
the mouth, and death was inttantane-
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AHhnrY Nj L, SOcIetY.

Instead OF the usual literary enter
tainment there will be lecture by the
Rev. K L. Hubbard, on "Some Of the
ICu2h aud sunny in the Experience OF
Our Iiueraut Fathers" If you wish
~ 3s Srneatted Bs we'll as entertained,
. a9l ma 10 ba 10 the lecture room Sat
araaJ evening, at7.15, The music will
1e ~ FINISHED by tho church choir. AID
alis 5.Un ten o. hts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
MAKRIED.

QUIwN- HINO&RSON. Oh ih1 1871.
inst, at the Asbury N. Il, parsonage, by
the Rev ] r.. Bryan, ~ lliem M. Quinn
aud Mary henderson, both of south VIII
mingtop.
" HlTE-MILDAWAY .-On the 2o'h INST,
by the hev. j l. Bryan. at the residences
ofthe BRIDES parents, l.. chester White
and Lizzie MiIlaway, both Of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

Messrs. Jester q Mcdaniel are e5ou,
sending eighteen as fine horses to Ches-
Ter, Pa, as can be found anywhere,
They will be sold at public sale TO.
morrow afternoon, and good prices
should be obtained FOX them. They are
well worth the inspection OF nny one
who may wish 70 purchase.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
Festival at stanton.

The festival on the school house lawn
at Stanton will be continued this aud
tomorrow evening, and all who Wish u
enjoy themselves should attend th'
same. There will be various sm1se
ments as well as reshments, al.
much pleasure is anticipated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

. Sa'ugday evening jefferson Conn.
so. 10, America n.G!suics, will ~
% i,4otID"l u il 20 VA no CJuncil, N .
u, Of rLnuixv lille, Pa iraying Pblla-
deIphis Al so p. N. lcm the Bread
s.Isas st.s.4ol.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
LYNCH & LEARY'

Are fellipg goods on the principle of quick
GALES and small profits We quote you ON
ton f. +. F., SOC; Ktrkwood So; Finest M In
nssota Patent, 43c, and bag OF FANNY
10 ior ground flour. $5,7b, and good family
tlour for 3b,.5
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
IN. +. COR. Sd & MADISON.

lean Corn, Sc; Tomatoes. loo; Table Peach
es, l8c; Pic Peaohes, sc; pound egg biscuit
1Sc, pound Mo Macs, Sc; pound Hone,
Cakes, 15c; pound crackers. 90. salt Meats
very low and the very best quality. Try on,
Roast Coffee, l3c, or pounds for Csc, and
superb 400 tea. Goods delivered free and
promptly 20 all parts Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

A choice lot Of underwear In the
latest STYLES. Gall and examine. Sin
cock, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

Jean drawers, our own make. the best
In the market, at boo. Sincock, 3O7
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

For summer underwear ut lowest
prices go TO 307 Market street. Sim
cock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

NTOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF LIB
IN erty Lodge, No. 9, a. y. OF Il. r.. and
the order In general, are invited to meet at
their hall, Sixth street near Walnut, on Sun
day, at 8 O'Clock, a. m, to attend divine ser
vice at Asbury ID. +. church.
BY order vi. O., VIM. L BLARE.
Oh. SPRER, Secretary. m2l-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

Corn starch, &c; Gloss Starch, &c: Dried
App es Sc; new Prunes, DC; Erensh Prunes.
80, loo l!l&c and Ito: fancy Evanorated
Peaches, zoo; Try Peaches l6c; Apricots 2oci
PluIns, iO.; Prunelias, l5c; kyaporated Pears
l8c; hice, sc. Go to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
)CASH |

Soaps are down. Rabbits best, &c; Phila-
delpnis Oleino, &c; Circus, &c; Lynch X
Lea ty's Opposition Borax, &c; lot Of Jelly,
&c per ound.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

UYORKINGMEN ATTENTION ALL
w persons who work 1T any OF the
branches Of tho building trade either car.
penters, brlcklaye rs, painters, timers, Plas-
terers, plumbers he'd carriers, or anything
pert timing to the erection OF a building, are
requested not 10 go TO the city OF
Washi n gCOD, ID. a., in search OF employ.
ment, either Voluntarily or on the false rep.
RESERVATIONS of agents, as all the trades arc
on lockout In consequences OF demand for
/ oight hours as r day s work. and all repIe.
Bentatiors to the contrary are falss Due
notice wi II be given through these columns
| OF the settlement of the dtficulties
BY oder OF Carp nters' and Jeiners' AS
sombly, No. l74s, Knights OF Labor OF WASH
ItngtDn, d. q.
Attest: GEORGE KEIIHLEY,
Il m2l.3t For Assembly No. 1Ils.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

Clothing a. the lowest prices for good
goods. Davis &; Mccormick, 3O7 Mar
keG stIees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21
CRANOR & co.
500 PAIRS.

We wish to call especial
attention to the 500 pairs Of
working pants at $3.50 and
81. They are worth one
third more-every garment
of them, and will wear like
buckskin. They are dressy,
well-made, ard just the thing
for this season of the year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-21

NOTIOElS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership lately existing Ds-
tween Thomas X. Smith and Oscar -. Hill
Of tho city OF Wilmington, under the nIm l,
name Of smith x Hill, was dissolved on the
goth day of May instant, by mutual consent y,
The said Thomas b, smith is author Se a., "
settle all debts due to and by the saIq nIni'
THOMAS Il. SMITH,
OSCAR u. HILL.
The business OF the said firm will hereaItef
be conducted by Thomas b, smith. mzl-os
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-29
2~puiiiana state Qctterp 60.

Dieles Sntitut purbe I'm Sabre 1858 fin
graiebunss- uao Bobltbdtisfeits : 8pede bon
Der StaatSIegiSlatur fir ben 8eitrauna bon
finfunb3pan5is Sobreu eeietli9 intorpOrirt
NIT eiuem aapital bon 81, 0O0, 900, an neIdem
fe ieitber eiueu &eierbefonb bon $550,D00 hin<
anaefigt BOT. Durn Elm iberI1pengIides
8otum purben ibre 8e@te elm Sbeil Der gegens
m~drtiseH Staatscnniitut;on, angenen1men an
2. December 1879.
Sbre groBen 8iebunsen BON ein5eL
men 3ummern iuben monatlih ftatt.
MiemaIs mirb einc Siebung berl@oben. Mon
Iefe na6folsenoen RIau.
@rDbe mCnatli&e 3ietuns
in Der aeabeup Of @ufe, Rem 0rleaus,
Djeuffag ben II. Mai 1886.
100000 Eidets ga S. iebes. Brud,
theile IN 6anftel i'm TerbdltniB.
M q 49,. %. $50
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2ife Der Eretfe:

1897 @epinne I'M 8etrase BON $2s5, 500
~ gnfrasen fur Msenten, foiDie aaten
fir Clubs fonneft rur In Der Office In Nep
Orleans sema9t irerben.
@ese ndherer slustunft f9reibe man beutIid
Sie gande abrefe.
Dian fdide @elb bur@ 8SRal q 0.
te n, sGrpreB Ncnep Srber, Nep OCri
WeHisf ouf Sem Orleans.
8riefe NIT gurreneb u~nberdnbert per @rpreb
gEir sablen gyprebtofen.
W. u. DaupHin,
Nep Orleans, Ga.
Nan aDreiire regiRrste Hriefe unb fele
.. .. Monep SroreS aus auf bic Nep OrIenna
Rational Bant, STEM Drleans, Ga.
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221 aeeania etrabe, San antOniO, Seras
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-20
SAINT MARY'S ACADEM(,
LeonardtOwn. Md,
UNDER CHARGE OF THE
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.
Terms per Session of 5 months.

Board and Tuition in the Common
Branches, viz: Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic, English Grammar, Geography, Plain
Sewing. Marking and Needle Work. 500
Board and Tuition in the Higher Branch
t., viz: History, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Chemistry, Botany, Algebra, Compost
GHA, CtS. .-.--..... Tcc.Vu
EXTRA CHARGES:
W a>hlng. Observation-Disclosures. $b.OO
For Use OF books for and Stationery 500
DAY PUPILS
semi Nsat>> ..'..' t1't
Intermediate Glass. ...... loco
JHhI'E O.3SS- 'iO
Primary Department. .... 500
Books for LAY pupils at sta;irner's prices
All payments 10 be made invariably in
advance Charges made from date of en-
trance.
NJ deductions will be made unless in
cases Of pruiraciej sickness ~ dismissal.
From In u year old boys will II taught
on sam" terms
FgT further information apply ~
MOTHER SCPERlORESS,
LconarItoNn, Nj.
Sept. 3. S5-tf