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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21
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Loulsiana stateI,ottery COMPANY

Louisiana StateI5ottary Company
Incorporated IN 1865 for 80 years py ths
LeNtslatzre for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wi,h . capital Of q, ooo, ooo--to
which . reserve fuad Of over sb6o, 900 he.
Einao boen added.
ny an Overwhelming popular vote It's frsA
ehiso was msdo pa1 II tho present StAh
Consultation adopted Dacembef I'd, A. u.
1879
Tho only lottery ever voted on ana sn
dorSed BY the people Of any State.
n Hsver scales or postp0ass.
Ita Grand NiuEIe Number nPnW.
tuGs tab . place WanthIY. and ths
9raud eeuarfeRIy DFswings. reMp.
lasty overy three uaoatNs March,
lane, hoptembpr AVID neaem berl
A nPLhs DIN OPPORTUnlrN az
WIN A FORTUKS and aHARB
DRAWING, GLASS n, In TUE AOAn
ENVY OF MUSIC. NEW OHLEhKA
TUESDAY, February 2. 1850 -aIStb
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Capital Prize, $l50,OOO.

ZI7O Prisos, amoaAting Lo........ VBsS OOa
Application Toe FAtb1 70 clubs should bs
made oniy 10 the ofno0 OF tas Company N
New Orleans.
FOR further Information write claarty, rfv.
ing null Addrooe. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders, or now York EIchknSs
Ia ordinary lettss. Currency Dy empress
Eat ear sTpsnSsl Addressed
"A. "A .DkUPHIE,
New Orleans. La
81 n. a. RAUPKIA.
WashInss0n. =. q
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THE Journey sra BB MADE INA
NEN AND MAGSlFI kST TRAIN
OF VEST BUILD PULLMAN
PhBACr CARA lTu
PULLMAN PALACE DISING-CAR At
TACHED.


special time sshedulss, in order ia hrtHE all
pic ureEque sections NJ he route iAto dAS Night
view ii q trips to nu nerpus pOiu Of n
trrst, tncludinVA TX DAYS EXIUR ION
Owe THE PlGr RESCUE NEXtCA '
RAiLW Y. Vi,l~lwill be made to Clncin-
nat dulHyille, the Maum III Cave Nash
yille, Mo tyum"ry, Mobile, Ne" Orleans
Houston, EalV. 81 n, sAI Antonio, III Pasn
santa Fe, an Las Vega HSt Springs: Faso
del SOrte thlhuahut, HicAe' Gs, AEnA5 ca
llenle Leon, SilAp tiuanajnatO Qurreta o.
lolnca, prihlht CordorA, the Fans Atoyae
Pnetls, the Pyramii Of ChOlulA. aud Tl1IealA,
In addition 10 which there vii D. ASOJ URN
OF rES DAY : IN PIE CITY OF MENIGD
CALiFnk IA F%CU R5tONS.- r, bury !
and 7, March ard Z The February Tth
Party eill remain IN New OIL au4 four days
to witness the MAGNIFICENT MARDI
GRAS DISPLAY.
As-Seod T descriptive oireulAFs, desig-
nsIng the tnu desired.
RAYMOND & @HRFOO Nh,
Ill ). Ninth ST., under Continental Hots l.
jlsat PHILADELPHIA
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Hawkins q Co
Rental Department.


We believe properly holders sgArule. vii,
ma 10 70 theT advantage 40 Asvs their rms,
contested by an Agsgt Whn In RldittSn 10
Masking such collections promptly yin rxer-
else EensFAl supervision ever both prvn0rf ,
ana tenant attend ~ bNah renAlrs "A. ma
from hne to time bScsns ntSSNary na :
taxes a. lnsnrAAas promptly as hoy become
dus, and in ease Of vsGaney sAia denlrnLic
t9nAnts as speedily as pOsAirls
HAVING for nj any years Md the tbu-e CHARGE
OF hns tesidsnses, dwelling hou 20, tsnelncnt
NOISES aud bUsinsts properties q some " nc
beet business men ofOur eltyA -San. ecAn
show tisfactory resElts - to cur AARAge-
meat OF came, And ear prove 30 any one who
viii EiVs the matter proper invesltFati0n,tkaI
owners saAnst AnDfd " collect IhslF sWn
Tene.
We therefore tslirit AZ interview w'h all
p.Tsouh who own O. eputtsl re- tAl property,
we can make Y 10 youT Interest 10 place your
huAneas in oar agency. oar terms are beral;
W EuArantst satlstAetiou or HA. NO charges
iur strT ses rendered.
P1snpt settlement cf RscsHatI with Item
i1el atAlsazsHt sent regularly to all our pa
uonA.
HAWKINS q CO.,
o25-eod 7i2 Market Street.
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htpis hSShsrsd LISTERS b
NEW OaE.kAma N ArIOMAL RAHE
Now Orleans. Ia.

pTMEH DIED rbRt the presence O
hEM L " DEN Generals Bsaursg AZ
and Ear 3, who arc 10 charge Of the draw
inSa, Il a RnsyRntee 81 Hnaoiuts fairness
and integrity, ihAt the chances Ags 81
equal and that no ona cas- possibly divine
what nun hers win draw n Prise
RkM EkE SER that tho payment o. All
PrtHos ls GUAAANTEdD BY PObA
NATIONAL BANKS Of Nov OrleAna
ana the Iitkota Az sisned by tho PfCsI
doot Of IN lnstitutlop, whose ehsFtSto "a
riEhts ars reecEn iESd IN N e Highest Cour Q.
therefore, beware Of ANY nitAtionb OF an.
uoymout snhemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

The SUCCESS which IL attending
Nhe II Oh L ceuSe law in NsbrAska and
Penn'ylvAsia cleArly prove, Its AdvAu.
sAges 10 Any Sac thai may Adop, Is
IN eAoh OF these States the nun Der o
saloons has bsen de1rsased, while the
revenus 10 the s Ase from the LIQUOR
train has bs4n largely Increased. In
every S:sts ~Asrs proh billion has bsen
trlec 1t has failed 90 crush ouI iulem
persace. ba; has deprived the Sne o.
the nssRs Tor paying the expenses OF
crime and pap rlsm which II caused,
consequently all the odds are In favor
OF high license Law shat will DO strict
~ enforced. Lst tbs United States
revenue tax Be removed tr,m intokicA
ting liquors aud i'm posed by the States,
ehen les each AIo enA1tA high lioenae
hv, and ore real work will bs %.
ooUpiished Tor the cause OF tam peranoe
shhu ~ any other means. We belisys
teSi Gle day Ia not FAR distant when .
lac 'IutlAr 20 tho Brooks Law, now 10
force " Psnasy gAniA, Sill bs deuIud.
90 y he people OF this AIe, aud 1t ID
the ~ o. 'hs irleddS OF tsn psrAn "
- uuia sksir ')rO4s on this is,ue
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

We have a few Japanese
Decorations left over from
the holidays, which we will
sell at very cheap prices; in
fact, at your own figures.
Call early and get good
choice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

DUBLlO ssLE or KEAL ESrATL-
Tho gubferibeF viii sell 81 Isblls sale,
ut the netion toons u l.. ", sLithAn ID
son, NO. III EllI Fcusth strtIt. WilmiAE-
too, Del on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, ltss.
At3 e'sioet , m,
The fam 81 the late James Henry Nit
chell, Stulte near Dram ord's Hin, In
MIL DIeek Hundrd, New OAItle Ceuhty
and state Of IoiHWare adjoining lsnds OF
James Lutte, George kobipssn ard others,
ana containing about eis ~ Isrts % La d,
70 acres being woodland. II Is dIvioed into .
nslds, and ia we'll TEttTed. Tho Iotl T. fer.
liie and adapted to grain, truck o. fraii.
The buildings cons - u frame dwelling
house, large fRms barn. ppring house anu
otntr outtulldlEg4 location Aud neig l.
bart GOD are convenient and dssi,A Is, nc, 7
Newark and stanton sale poiilVs 10
close estate. Terms at sale
VIM. II. Nj OHtLL
NdministrRtot, q A.
VI James Henry ID ttcheli, doSoAsod.
Lore Emmops Attorneys.
l.. W. SidhLm a Soc, Auet'A
lis 1u,d.sed, H
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DUBLIC SALE.

~ DE1HV
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARN
viii be - d Al the Aueti rooms OIL. " I'D
hAin a Sons, No. II East rsurlh street Wit
inlnSton. Del, on eAruRDAY, February :,
isaS, Al % O'Clock, IN. This property,
knonh a. Grsenb Ek hIlls. 81 uAte At tfteeh-
bank station, Baltimore aud ohio railroad
-FOUR miles from Wilnlngt'n bet, And tn rty
miles from Phlade pLia, IA, eOnsis ms of .
lhrRe mill building with the nuest water.
power In Tie state OF from u W IOo-hurss
power stone ma t!on vi shady sToanda
frame barn y doutDuldings. Fear tenement
lpuses. There 10 Also thirty 800 Acrea Of en-
eelltnt fam Aui traak land ln good state oI
eHilyatipn
FOR further In formation apply or Idarssl
l. b. PHILLIPS, hLALD Co
Falkland Post Once. AgaAh
New CAsts 20 Wilmington, Dsl.
J-l4, IL, 10, 26, "a 4l-f7-g
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ALLAN TIC GARDEN
mo. ga KING STREET..

Tho UNDERSIGNED bss fitted up no
Atlantic Garden In good style, and
invites sll who wish to pass n. Few
moments pleasantly to cal and pArllui
pate In Rame ct shl fl bon cd, ten.
pins or pool Ofoioe wipos 40 d LIQUORS
and ciRsrs alwAys ou hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morning
and .turdas morning aud evening.
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
jl9u
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Down! Down! Down!

Go the prices and
out go $ the cloi.
ing. II you wan,
bargain in a suit ON
overcoat you can I'd
it OF MuIlin & SCr
Sixth and Market.
They have been taking
an account OF stock a.
ter a general mrk
down, are nov, in id.
dition, taking an ex,n
10 per cent discounted
OF mems and bow,
overcoats; they won't
last long at such prices
Men and boys suits you
will find In almost aay
Style or kind.
RanfaIoOns yru will
hnd cheaper, becsqse
they are better While
you will find them b.t.
'er made, you will int
them cut to fit. With
will be a great conioIt
10 the wearer.
We close at & p m.
except Saturday even.
ings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

THE RAIDS IN the plll)y gamblers
yea'nfdt5 Fsrs olndu ,tei In = N amer
WHIT r.hsl'' credit upon the Mayor,
ais One VI P "a, aud tns IN isrs o
whoa The E,rt va, intru 'sd, End Z
only onother pr O. JhA. the Mayor will
mke pronoi scion, where !h' Informs
ucn IS Of a rs use TO warrant him In
NO doing, CT y 'liaitor Ball Is also en-
tlGlet 20 'ul share o, credit for b 10
en'rssdo AosIoa In ell these GASES,
without which Il would be In poss le
sasucoessiully conduct the raids.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

"AlU AbLS REAL F~TnIh ron
silo. 5sEeros more less, OF highly
improved lat d bsl6 nGinH TO ths ate O.
the late James hite This land which Il
very desiraolS n every pAr;ioGlat and
worthy the attention Fl capitalists, being
delightfully situstsd, eli her for farming O
buiicitB lotf; location high and healthy,
with Guiding ste on II, not eufpa sod Ia
UelaEstt), on tho Kennett piAe mile,
fIom Wilmington, and NJ hin 8 minute,
tlGe or 10 Tian'rs walk m Hrtsnyile
flaEion on The y ilmiuRG0u h roftaern R.
r. Il bounded by lands CT Henry DuPont
and william ils0n.
DEB 'RaH L, WHITE
MhhlANkA q. WnIfH
do was n THecu,r,r
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In CHANC1Hr,
new tAssLH COURT.
TNRUsfEK's SALE
-OB--
REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue o. "a srdsr OF TN oourt Of
| ChSnoery OF the STATE OF Dolawsfs, Ia and
for New Oastle Osunty, mIds at the sep
). exposed y 70 O. p Si iaIs. AZ tho ucuat,
Coat House, in thu cry 81 Wilninrton,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9th DAY or FEBRUAAY, a. b., SO
/ at II O'Clock >. w.,
no following dSsorsbed real sItAte, Z. wit
lIthN certain lot Of land with tlrse-
stofy brick dwelling hsuso thereon crested
situate In this city Of Wilmington, bound ed
and d tsotbsd 90 folio Vs. W y ~ Beg In Minis al
the corner for ned by the 7neo' geotiIn OF she
sobtherty tide Of Fourth htroet and the easr
srly side Of Iatnall strcst thence Aloax
southeTly parallel To TatnAn street va feet )
inches 0 q corner, therce vestsfly parRllsi
with Fourth eue, to the said tastefly STAG
Of rAtnAii fuest, and thenos ttsrohy north.
efly % feet inches TO tho sAid side OF
Fourth street nd plAos OF beg inn 10 4 be tn Q
contents thereof what they may.
Attendants sill be given and terms made
knour ~ the u ne an phase AfoyosAii py
FIOIOk Dupont, Trustee,
IN hy his Attorney.
Attest: CHLs n. MoWHoRrER. HsK u q.
IAtuAry ., a. ID, less. II rSuh
A DMINIsTRAroR's SALE CT REAL
"A esiat.. By ,irts. o. an otds- - he Or
iSld 81 psblIe ssls,
or WEDNESDAY.
THHsrH DAY OTTKBguAhI, 1855,
at n s'eloek, A. n,
The late EdwAra sHesa; deceased, In rsnsA
der hundred New Castle CnWsty, near Iren
Hul ststion, on the PAllAdrlp Ia, SilRingIon
AMI baltimore pAllroad. about ~ miles IRON
asrs or less. he isproTsmsais 90 tsis pari
Of the fAfn are large AahSioh hose aud est
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CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,OOO,

1--WE DO hereby eorsiy that We supsrviss
AaArtarly DrAWipyS Of The ISouisiAns
bt4ts Lottery o., and In psrBon mansSt
and ooatrol the drawings themselves, Aht
thu, the same ere conddoted wiIh honesty
fAiTness and In f0od faith TOW ard all parueS
and We authorize tho oo1pany 70 use thii
joertiaeste, with tao-slmilos9f our signature
attaehsd IN ~ advartisonsnts
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01
COAL BILLS REDUCED.
World Renowned Howe" Ventilating
Stoves

Saving from 80 to SO per cent in fuel. Warm
floors and an equal temperature throughout the
space heated, be it one room or four. That we
heat double the space with the same amount of
fuel of any other stove. Joy & Gardner, is and
20 5th st, s, Minneapolis.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01
a Pious Spanish Custom.

A Madrid correspondent writes: A
paragraph in the last issue Of the Cath
olic Times mentions that Queen Chris
tiana of Spain when driving with her
two daughters one Of these evenings.
noticed an aged priest lettering out of
a house. Straightway the carriage was
stopped, the venerable priest was
helped to take a seat in it, and the
Queen followed on foot between her
Children The statement is not COR
rect. No such incident has taken place.
But the mistake is easy Of explanation.
The King, any member of the royal
family, and every lady and gentleman
who, while out drying, meets priest
walking with the Viaticum, stop the
carriage, begs the priest to get into it,
and accompanies the Viaticum on foot
to the sick PERSONS house and then to
the church. Gentlemen usually ask
one of the attendants to lend them a
candle, but the request is not made by
ladies. This is what lately happened
to the Queen. and Of course it occurs
very often. The custom is one of the
public tokens of religious sentiment to
which all our old kings loved to give
proof. Other customs, really more i'm
portant, are now quite forgotten.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
of certain mortgage made and dated April IS,
1897 by Alexander NJ cNeil and Katie Mcneil.
his wife, and Edward Ayers and Mary Ayers, his
wife, to Thomas lyman and duly recorded in
the Registry of Deeds in Hennepin county.
Minnesota, on the 5th day of August, 1887. in
book ''203'' Of mortgages, page 6a6,. conveying
Uses, situated in said county: to-Wit: The south
half Is. W of the South half e. w ofthe North
west quarter IN. w. AZ of the Southeast quarter
g. E. ~ of section eight 60, township one hun
dred sixteen nl6), range tWenty;ohe t2D; the
Southwest quarter Is. W. u? of the Southeast
quarter Is. +. n, OF said section eight ~ il the
town Of Richfteld and the Western half ~: ~
seventeen an. township one hundred sixteen
(1l6), range twenty-one (2D in the town of
Bloomington, said mortgage was duly assigned
to Mary Meher together with the note secured
thereby and the assignment duly recorded in
said Registry of Deeds on the 5th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1885, in book ''245'' of mortgages at page
600 on which mortgage there are due, at date
hereof, S207.4 40 for interest: including attorney
fees as therein conditioned, and no proceedings
part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained and Herewith recorded, and pur-
suant to statute, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale of said mortgaged premises
at public auction, in front of the Court house in
Minneapolis. in said county, on the 22nd day Of
the sum herein claimed due. together with all
the costs and charges of foreclosure.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct, Is. 1883.
MARY MEHER, Assignee of Mortgagee.
CORRIGAN & BRADlSH,
Attorneys for Assignee Mortgagee.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01

Jane ON all; meet list Sunday OF month.
Division No. 2-Preeident, Thomas Hyland
vice president. John Quain; recording secretary
William Quain; financial secretary, Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer. Stephen Stephens.
BRA1NERD. GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, d. NJ. Clark; vice-preeident, Geo
Keough; recording secretary. James Meagher; In
ancial secretary, John Hurley; treasurer. Cullen
insurance secretary, ..............; meet list Wed
nesday o month.
NORTON, RENvLLE COUNTY
County Delegate-James Greeley.
Division, No. president, P. b. Kirwan; vice
Barley; financial secretary; A. FL. Keefe; treas.
meet LIST Sunday Of month.
FAIRFAX, RENv1LLE COUNTY.
Division No. 2-Preeident, NJ d Brown; vice
president, William Smith; recording secretary.
Jas w Brown; financial secretary, John Crafty;
treasurer, James 81 O'Brieu; sergeant-at- arms,
John Welsh; marshal. Thomas Welsh; door
keeper. William Smith; meet 1st Sunday O..
month.
RICE COUNTY.
J Fl Nightingale. County Delegate.
Division No. 1. Faribault-TJ Mccarthy, pres
ident: NJ Sheeran, vice president; 6 w Byrnes.
recording secretary; F Comerford, financial
secretary; Devery, treasurer; G w Murphy.
insurance secretary; meetings, I'd Thursday and
18th Sunday of month
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
of two certain mortgages made and dated re-
spectively September 9th, 1856, and November
1st, 1886, by John Brown and Anna Brown, bis
wife, to the Hennepin County Catholic Build.
ing aud Loan Association "a corporation? aid
duly recorded in the registry Of deeds in 3 on
nepin county, Minnesota, respectively, on Sep
TENDER 28th. 1856, and November 3D., 1856, in
hook III of mortgages at page 259, and in book
III 81 mortgsge{ e Page 2 o;SnGyeyng and
situated in said county. to-wiC: Lcl thirteen
(13), block eight (8), in Saunders Park, accord
ing to the plat thereof OF record III said registry
OF deeds, which said mortgages were given to
to the tenor of two certain bonds therein de-
scribed; and
Whereas, Default having been made in the
conditions of said mortgages. and each ct them.
defaults having continued fora period longer
than six months, whereby the whole principal
debt in each of said mortgages stipulated to be
paid, has become due, payable and recoverable,
on which said mortgages therefor there are due
fees las therein conditioned also including $3 oG
paid by said mortgage for insurance on said
mortgaged premises), ard no proceedings at law
having been instituted 10 recover any part there
of;
by virtue of the powers of sale in said mortgages
contained anta Herewith recorded and pursuant
to statute, the said mortgages will be foreclcsed
by the sale Of said mortgaged premises at public
apolis, il said county, on the 9Th day Of Deem
Der, 1883, at 10 O'Clock M. to satisfy the sum
herein claimed due, together with costs and
charges of foreclosure.
iH Bn1Lp TftH AND Is LOAN assoc1ATiuN,
Mortgage.
Minneapolis. Minnesota. Oct 18, 1858.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

There are said to be only two Catho-
lie churches in the country dedicated
to St. Margaret, and one of those, the
one Rev. J. S. Harty is pastor Of at
Rumford, Il. l., is not vet built.
The Franciscan Sisters of Springfield,
ILL.,, are about to establish hospital at
Green Bay, Wis. Vicar-General Kers-
ten in their behalf has purchased the
Van Norstrand house and four lots for
$4,25O.
Bishop Gilmour of Cleveland, has
been beaten in his efforts to have the
Gray Nuns property at Toledo decided
to him. Cardinal Gibbons, to whom
the case was referred. deciding in the
Sisters favor.
The Pope has received Jubilee gifts
of money to the amount of 81 $50, 600.
France has been the most liberal donor
of cash 1.-THE monks Of the Chartreuse
sent eco, 000), while the smallest offer
ings came from Spain. Portugal and
Poland.
The number of German Catholics in
the Province Of Milwaukee is stalled by
q writer in the New Y ork Independ-
emit IA Protestant organ) at 103, 1o5. In
all. he says, there are about 2,00o, 600
German Catholics III the thirteen prov
inces Of the Church in the United
States.
Sister NJ. Francis Clare Cusack, other.
wise known as tn, Nun Of Kenmare,
has written letter to the Pope, in
which she resi- gus her Office as the
Mother Ge1 era Of the Order Of the
Sisters of Feao,.
st. Cecilia's Day, November end.
was the. patronal feast Of singers and
musicians. 1t was st. Cecilia VINO in
troduced the use Of musical instruments
into churches to accompany the sing
ing. There are many societies in her
honor, in all parts of the world which
cultivate the study Of singing and
music that leads to piety. .5
It had always been q custom with
the legal world Of France to assist at
the Mass Of the Holy Ghost, celebrated
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01

at the opening of the judicial courts
land this year it is gratifying to see tina
the good old custom has been adhere,
to in a large number of places. Ever
Paris Lad It's "Messe Rouge" celebra
ted at the Sante- Chapelle, in presence
of the Archbishop.
A noteworthy convert to Catholicit!
has been made in the person of Mis-
Mary Stanley, sister to the famous Dear
of Westminster. She devotes a large
part of her time to caring for the poor
people in the city of London.
No President has ever recognized thu
Catholic element of our population il
the matter of appointments to the ex
tent that Mr.. Cleveland has during his
present term of Office. His latest re-
cognition in this line was the recent
appointment of Professor A. j. STAGE
OF Notre Dame University, Ind, as
scientific expert to attend the Paris
exposition Of next year. Professor
STAGE is eminently qualified for that
position.
President Cleveland and his entire
Cabinet have signified their intention
to attend the centennial celebration of
Georgetown University, Washington,
D. c., on the 22nd of February next.
The President will deliver the honorary
degrees to be awarded on that day.
President Cleveland is an honest and
fearless man, and one of the ablesG of
the Presidents. His mistakes in men
have been extraordinary-and they
cost him and his party the ultimate
price-loss of power. Had he been re-
elected, he would have shown how vast
ly he had profted by experience.
The Misses Drexel lately received
from Rome very old and interesting
repository with canopy and niche, in
tended for holding the Blessed Sacra
ment. The carvings On it are particu-
larly beautiful and include exquisltely
executed figures of Faith and Hope on
each side of the niche. while two angels,
apparently living, support the canopy,
which is composed of gilt crown sur
mounted by cross. 1t is the inten-
ton of the Misses Drexel to place this
repository on their private altar, at their
country home at San Michel.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-12-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

Defauit having been made in the conditions
of certain mortgage made and dated December
2, 1887, by Roda Cartier (singlel to the Hennepin
County Catholic Building and Loan Association
IA c0rporation) and duly recorded In the Registry
of Deeds in Hennepin county, Minnesota. on
the 9th day of December, 1887, In book III of
mortgages at page 357 conveying and mortRag-
ing the following described premises sitaated in
said county, to-wtt:
Lot three (9) block az Stough's sub-diyieioa
in Maben, White & LeBron's addition to Mime
said Registry Of Deeds, which said mortgage
was RiYen to secure the payment of certain sums
according to the tenor of a certain bend therein
WHEREAS, default having been made in the
conditions of said mortgage and the payments
therein provided, ana said default having con-
tinued fora period longer than six (6) months,
whereby the whole principal debt in said mort
gage stipulated to be paid. has become due.
payable and recoverable. on which said mort.
gaze therefore there is due at date hereof
$500 so including attorneys fees az therein con-
ditioned and no proceeding at law having been
instituted to recover any part thereof,
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that BY
virtue of the power Of sale in said mortgage
Contained and Herewith recorded and pursuant
to statute, said mortgage will be foreclosed by
the sale of said smortgaged premises ct public
auction, in front of the court b ,use in Minneap-
oils in said county, on the END day Of December.
1883, at 10 O. clock NJ, TO satisfy the sum herein
claimed due together with costs and charges of
THE HENNEPN COUNTY CATHOLIC
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
= Morteagee.
JAMES r. CORRIGAN,
Attorney for Mortgage.