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Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Knights Of Labor and the rar,i,,

LEBANON, May 2-An impor,al
movement among the Knights Of Lsb,
10 taking shape In this section, the ali
OF which is 10 hold . meeting conpose
Of the Representatives In Central Psaj
sylvania, to discuss the tariff Quesild
and the attitude which The Knigh1
should take In the pending cunuOvef@
on that nubjeot. Ooe Of the prInciu|
topics Of discussion will bs the difa
enoe OF wages In this county ID
Europe, and the cause Of differences
wages In various parts OF this Stat
and how workiDgmen. particularly III
workers, may be able to procure
greater share Of III, protection Afford
by the tariff.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
u-...nnr In En ~"

CHICAGO Ill MAY =, . Cco@plsis
nsw contract recene,,yi ~ = snkss 81.
tween the Chicago, u ~ Westela
paul Railroad aad the ,,ept iutO |
By It's provisions r,,oI tuV Of sbOa
oIp. G,Vss .e%i' CT telegraph wire hfIsint I'll d
raO9s - ops tSsp n 200 offiosO 10 l0'''
Minnesota and Dakots' -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Before the Judge.

DR.. j. r. Jester was before Judge
Cummins this morning charged with
drunkenness, and was committed to the
cells until Tomorrow morning.
Thomas Hilton vas Also arraigned on
similar charge, and sentenced to paJ
81 and costs.
Laura Boulden, o0lored. was charged
with carrying q concealed deadly wes'
pom, and the evidence showed that sb
had razor, With which she Threatened
10 carve another colored dsmsel. Sh
WAS committed In default Of 5000 bal
for her appearance st rourt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Lamps, No. IL e. TIN, near King
OmeeEs InstaIIed.

The following officers Of Hops lei!
No. 81, l. o. o. f., were instsll1
evening by Grand Master J. NJ. VI
ford: Mob Q grand, Frank X y
Vice grand, G. L. Howard record
secretary, Joshua Carpentry seCIeu
Hubert Roop; treasurer, JoshuH Pa' !
warden, Sam uel Murphy, Jr'i Y; ..
Robert H. Kite; l 8, Co. sal ~;
Duronrow; conductor, George w y
X Il. N. g Merritt PuTkin' l.; ~ 0
G., William GormAp; r. .. "
Alfred Frlezs; l.. 8. V. Gn W.
johnson; Il. b. g., John L. bower
8. g @, W, Brown.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
opening Of q reservation.

AssINABoINE. Montana, MAy 2 The
opening OF the Indian reservation has
created much excitement among those
unfamiliar with its boundaries. Over
one hundred settlers have stAked out
claims on the military reservation on
the banks Of the Sandy, where the
|Government hay fields are situated,
and have erected housed. These have
been notified to remove. Many OF them
have refused, aud trouble Is feared.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Resigned.

Johh Plerson, who for some months
past hes been special officer at the
Academy Of husic, has resigned. the
aause oi his resignation wss that Mana.
ger 5ouiier notified nim that his wages
would be cut down. This Mr.. Piersou
refused to accept snd Immediately re.
Signed The management Is becomin :
30 pennrious that the salaries of al
employees are being lecregped,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
won Amor 1weLty Year,.

A San Francisco special Of May Isl
tells the following: After twenty
years Of litigation and Eve reverBals o.
judgments In his favor, Captain jerome
B. Coke to-day was declared entitled L
over a quarter OF . million Of dollars o
the estate Of Charles McLauablin
whom hs shot and killed few yesr
ago. The case grew oct Of railroad
work done by Oox for Mclaughlin IL
1ARA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Tho Pullman monopoly.

CHICAGO, Ill, May 3.-Lhs ss oass
tween the Pullman and VAGUE,
Companies In regard 10 the yes.I ,
trains was decided by judges di'I \
ami BlodRett, yesterday, IN iAHv, Nv, " y
Pullman Company, md enloin,us, :,
Wagnsr Company from . fn'slsi ,..s u
theee trains. The decision glvS \
Pullman Company the monopoly ~ y
manufacture OF the ves!iOIlo M
this country. The Chicago, bas.I Y.
and Qaincy. the Rock Island, W. Va
oaso and North western, 'ne :" Y.
and the Michigan Central hAts =
cided to put vsstiDule trAiO'''
1inaa
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Arohplahop vg.,.n 70 Rss,En,

Rohn, May 2-Arohbishop walsh
has bteu heviug frequent oonveIsations
recently with Cardinal 6imeoni. The
latter urged the necessity Of submitting 4
to the Pope's resoript.
The Archbishop declared bis readi-
ness to submit TO the Pope's orders, bu'
said that he could not act In opposition
Ito his own conscience. He would
rather, without making any difficulty
resign his position In Dnblin. II isie.
ported that were he to resign he would
be created Q cardinal.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Gnndnoaa

j R. Hudson & Co, who arc agents
for the New York Fabric Hose Com
pADy, say that the bursting OF q section
of the hose ut the trial OF the new
ClApp q Jones enRine Of the PtD TX
Fire Company was not unexpected,
and that the excellence OF the hose will
be proven at the test OF the engine or
Monday next. In these tests much
more power is exerted than Is usual o.
fires or ordinary occAslone.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
A Rumored Meeting,

II is rumorsd upon the streets tha,
meeting OF prominent Republicans "
held In the office OF Anthony HlRgiI
Esq, last evening, The object Of \
meeting, 1t iE reported, was for the pl
poae Of taking some means Whefsl
thote who wire placed upon the aIse|
ment list can pay their tax 10 time
bs registered aud vote at the conil
oity election. 1t WAS finally decided
endeAvor 10 have AmandAmus iM1l
upon the UlGFk OF the Peace COmpelll
him to turn over the books to the 4
leclorA within the specified time. Thi
Ia no doubt that m effort Is being %
to keep the books in order to did1
chise hundreds OF Republican,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
DIED.
KEIaHN.-On NAY >. wllIll

|KEI9HN.-On May 2, william /. Ksighn,
aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respec, fully t.
vltsd 70 attend his funeral from the resi-
deace OF his scn.in.lSw, klwo d II. Mousley,
near stanton, White OIay OIeok Hundred,
on Friday morning ct II o'clock. lnterment
at MT, salem Cemetery.
FORD-On tho I'd inst, Margaret, wife Of
Jehn Ford.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vlted 20 attend tho iunerRl from the resi-
dence Of her husband, lUa Head street
south wilminet1n, on Friday morntng
O'Clock. Intsrment At the EeT Oathe4ra
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
meeting Tonight.

The Continental Club, No. !, will hold
a special meeting tonight, at their head
quarters. room No l, Askew Building.
Ii will be to the interest Of every mem
ber, as business of Importance will be
tran sacted, every member Ia requested to
he pregRnt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Big Mail Robpory.

HARRISBURG, May 2.-The mali
pouch from Baltimore via the Northern
Central Rsilroad, was received here
this morning with . slit cut In 1t. IL ia
alleged that registered letters contain.
ing $4,000 were taken from IL. the
ROB berry took plaos near Baltimore, it Ia
thought.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Anotner Eugl,.h war Panic,

LONDON, May 2.-Ths attempts Il
create WAT scAres, which have been
again revived, arc emphasized by the
Issuance OF urgent orders to the
Plymouth Naval Station to reiDtoso,
the Mediterranean Squadron by the Ad'
dillon Of six torpedo boats.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
SUICIDE At tne bold,sI,. uomo

HAMPTON, VA Msy 2 2-Yssterday
evening John Hsrnsppje, captain of
Company x, Twsaly.ieven.h Pennsyl,
Ianla Infantry auG au Inmate OF the
Soloiers' Home, con mltted suicide by
Jumping of the Hou dock aud drown.
ths suicide
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
speedy Vengeance.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May IA
man Iamsd Martin made disturbauc &C
Al Warrior, Alabama, on Tuesday even
Ing, and killed a deputy MARSHAL
nAmed Kelly, He was arrested and
placed in the caboose OF q freight train,
TO be taken 10 Birmingham, but the
Train was stopped by mob and the
prisoutr lynohed
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Run ovsr hz a Ooaoh

Yesterday afternoon driver Of one oi
Doughetty & B1gther's Goa. hos fell
from bls seat ct Front and French
streets End the coach passed over him,
iured.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
r,. anti, saloon U0D'' ~,

The four delegates lFIM IIe IlnIll
Convention stS 1G now IN se''5S 'asarao q = "
G. {, . B, 81 emythe hei,,i.Ssn and Ssp'h havs hi. y
neintsd on importauss~,.,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
The morocco Dispute as-Opensd

TASGIER, May 2.-The Sultan re-
futea TO submit the differences begweeT
Morocco and the United StRies in refer
enc TO the men Imprisoned at Ribat Il
arbitration, and the dispute has boeI
re ODenel
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Fell ovsrDoard.

Yestt rday afternoon as one of the eun
ployes OF tho Harlan Il HolllnRsWorth
Company wss hurryinR TO get ashore
from the City of Chester aiter tho
laun ch, he elipped and fell overheard,
but fortunately Was rescued oy sntee oil
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
suicide.

PHILADELPHIA. May S-Au IN.
kha"' mnl q. lH..- u. t 8l'clds ~ Niath
al" tirs sttes's, A. o'o'ocg this moru,
ing, u shooting him-ef in the hss
WIN teyo'SeG Nothing was iouuh
- A-m ia. N4Ci1 ieai ~ MS .dandtJ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
1he EmpeTor's condition. .

BERLIN, Nay 2-Ths bnlletin Issued
this morning says that the Emperor
passed good night last night, and
that he feels better. His fever 10 sight
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
nhnrisnton.s CentsnnlaI

CHARLESTON, W. VA, hs5 2-Thls
city celebrated Its centennial Hnniver-
ssry to day. There wAs q pAFaue shant
two N ilss long aud five Thousand leo Ia
uArLioiDAtsd,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
a arocery stoEe hurned.

PHILADELPHIA, May The gro.
csry s.ora Of Olf Andefscn, on rn,to
etIeat below BaipbIi 'ge, vas to'sllS
destroyed By Gro about o'oi9oh tLls
moTnirg.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
a Boy huIt.

Aoo1t noon yesterday a boy named
mar, mar, residing on Walnut street above
tnliu was troH On by horse attached
% ohh of h. " LJRs's coaches, while
cro7silg he .rsat a. ursh end Wa.
Au. ttitttst q wsH uJt BADLY hurt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
U~-
MAflRLA XII.

rAl.LEY - PIERsON - On weduesdaY
evening, May 20, At the rssidenc, OF nr.
Is. \. FURRY, = o. sU7 ". seventh street, hy
Rev. A1aa, StenRle. Mr. Johp s. Ihney
and mrs. Sarah A, Pierson, both CT this
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

The place TO onnleEl,O' order ySs' z ;
spd the lergsst ssI,, ,,a touDa ~
slac. from can can, %
si3I1 Market ssfse"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

For delieacy, for purity, and for I'm
provement Of the cor plexion nothiug
equals PCEz0ui's Powder
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Wm' B. Sharp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

1t Is said "Notbing suc-
ceeds like succe ss,' and per-
contra. When a man com.
meDces to go down hill he
generally finds everything
CREASED tor the occasion.
The same of goods.
Ii all the conditions are
right how easy to sell; if the
reverse is the case, how
nard.
Manufacturers and mer-I
chants anticipating active
and early spring business
found no suitable weather.
With billiards at zero in
March, an6 August weather
In April, dame nature seems
to have lost her head. We
have taken advantage OF all
this confusion and purchased
large lines of goods in our
several departments at re-
markably low prices.
| You get the advantage.
For instance.
! A manufacturer receives
an order for a large lot OF
fine Worsted Canvas Cloths.
The colors are selected with
the greatest care and OF the
very best shades-cream,
heliotrope, tan, brown, navy
: blue and black-they appear
In self color plaids, making
; a beautiful and effective dress
fabric.
The very lowe st price thi:
! Atty sold for was 81. We
! have one case only of &c
$ pieces and instead of S.
9 we shall sell them at the un
i heard-of price of SO cents ;
n yard.
Never mind the reason
h but if you know a goo'
4 thing when you see it, dom
u fail to see these elegan
=. dress fabrics.
l. The prices on'these goo3
Is have started down hill witt
y !. a vengeance.
5. Here's another instance Q
q cause and effect.
j, Ladies' Jackets for spring
ie We thought we wer
q 3 going to sell a great many
2, Several hne Spring Jackt
days beguiIed US into tha
Of idea. The following de
K. ladies appeared in their wir
=. =. ter wraps-that was iollowe
4: by weather with the thel
- mometer among the ninetie
Al Al that's enough to disgui
in in anybody with Spring Jack
s' ls cts, and we don't want EN-
q% an Following you will no'
the list OF what are here, an
!Ily if you have more faith
zoe the weather than we, yo
vs. T,a are welcome to the JACKIE
10, 10, at the reduced prices:
~" Brown Plaids, 4 80, 4.34, 436, 3s, l..
-. were IS, now g.,
~ " Brown and Ecru Stripes, 3 80, "a l.
al go
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Or. T.A. KeabIes,

Residence: 1o11 Tatnsll St Office; 921
Market ST., Will, Del specialties: DIE
eases of Women, Children and the Skin.
Office Hours: 9t0 12a. m 8 10 $ p. m.
Telephone No m24 E.lmw.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

EOR sALF-WILL BE SOLD FOR
a want Of use, good young mare, cart
and carriage harness Mt the auc ion rooTs q
Stidham & son, on saturday, May 9TH at 10: 80
O'Clock. ma-Zt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03


Brown and Ecru Stripes, 3 80, "a, 1.3s,
were SS.25, now 81 so.
Mixed Flaids, 5-34, were t3.75, now S2.75
Black and White Plaid, "a, SO, 3S,
were s. 90, Row 81.
Blue and Gold Stripe, "a, 2-36, were
So, now a
Grey Stripe with Hood, 3-32, were 1880,
now S47 75.
Blue and Brown Stripe. I-3e, 50, LAP,
were 5000, now 81 20
Grey Plaid Jackets 2 "a, 2 36, 39, were
SC, now 81 %.
Grey and Brown rtripe 2-36, 3 IS, 40,
were $2.s5, now Sl.50.
! la Ladies' Muslin Under
wear.
Our Underwear is good
in material, good in work
maaship and good in style
We have Chemise and
Drawers from % cents to
$l.75. Night Dresses from
so cents to 81 so. Skirts from
. A cents to $3.50. An ex
. TIA Skirt, full size, with wide
. founcc of cambria and cIus.
ter tucks and a heading O
/. ID tucks-these skirts are
q reduced to 7o cents from
? SI.2S. High and low mech
I Corset Covers from IS cent
to 81
. Ladies will find here
{. choice sele :tion of Under
i l wear, all made of the bes
selected materials.
Our Carpet season ha
. . been the best we ever had
y ami our people lave I'd,
" mcge opportunities to bp,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Mustang Einiment.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIEndEST cures all ailments
Of uoRsEs. MULES Gnd CATTLE, Rub l1l --.-D
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
rsas.aiss r.rsiii:ii,snnss. i

III urGS MUSTANG LlHHEST used vigorously ID
aea,!. " f.wISslY, NND CALLS. soRE BACKS.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
% srA.~-FraFf h~fNFn&NnE.
I'D % = y INEst,s sfSn 1A1sse SAaAa

E vczrtYa IHnlrNr, PfnetrG'es Nus
t4t,,s very Bo8el WoDderfhI ERG Jt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

@U 1NTED An UUFURNISHED
w Toor. west Of Market street. Ad
dfss, L. h. v, NO. 1900 MEIkst street. 2tA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

gS-ANrED--S TCAIIDH Er DNLSS
W Lakl1g Of nla "A sW.lR Apply 50A
HuurDs sJteoE. m3-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

yNOR sALE-A Coon SECONDHAND
4 buggy, made by duthrIe. AhdISss A.
this O1ics. hooV
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW SERIES! NEW sERIEs!

kXY ANTED- \ -INlA lUH As HOUSE
w keeper, i nnthiy nutds, oT ttae ohgrgs
Of IN irvsiid. Oity yui.rtnce- Apply st so.
2B3 Adan-8 atroet. tN
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
of certain Mortgage, made and dated Octo-
Der S0th, 1882, by Daniel Donahoe and Julia
Donahee. his wife. to the Hennepin County
porationl. and fuly recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds, in Hennepin County, Minnesota, Oh the
1st day of November, 1882. in Book 49, of
Mortgages, page 1872, conveying and mortgag.
ing the following described premises, stu 4ted
in laid cOunty, to-wit: Lot Eleven flu Block
Nine [91, Morrison s. Lovejoy's Addition 10
Mimi. apolis, according to the plat thereof of
mortgage was given to secure the payment Of
certain sums according to the tenor of q GER
tain bond therein described; and whereas, de-
fault hes been made in the conditions OF said
mortgage and in the payments therein provi-
ded, and said default has continued for Pc
Rod longer than six months. whereby the
whole principal debt in said mortgages stpu-
recoverable, on which said mortgage therefore
there are due, Ct date hereof 81, AZ. [inc!ud-
ing attorneys fees as therein conditiOnedl.
aud also Including Sc 90 paid by said mortea.
gee for insurance on said nlortgaRed premises,
and no proceedings at law having beer instit,l.
fore, notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of the power of sale in said mort.
gage contained and herewith recorded, and
pursuant to. Statute. the said mortgage will be
forec'os by g sale of said mortgaged prem
ises ct public auction, in front of the Court
House IN Minneapolis, IN said County, on the
14th day OF April, 1855, at l" o'clock a. M, tc
with the costs and charges OF foreclosure.
The Hennepn County Catholic Building and
Loan Association, Mortgagee.
JAMES T.. CORRIGAN,
Attorney for Murteagee,
Minneapolis, MINI. February 70. 1888.
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What the Mills are Doing.

The Northwestern Miller, in it's issue
Of Thursday, said:
The water was lower than usual last
week, aid the water mills as a rule al
lowed their product to fall off. Those
using steam, on the other hand, ran
stronger, and the -four output for the
week showed considerable Of gain.
The total production was 123,750 bar
rels--averaging 20,G25 daily-againsl
lis, 100 barrels the previous week, aud
l41,l50 the corresponding time in 1887.
So far the water power has not been
improved in the least, though a year
ago there Was an ample quantity for
all. The weather is pleasant to day,
however. and hopes are entertained
that spring has actually set in. The
same eight engines are still in service.
There are sixteen malls in operation,
those using water entirely having as
much trouble as ever from low waite,
and ice. The stronger position OF
wheat has given flour q better t0ile,
and buyers seem more disposed to pay
prices formerly asked. Most millezs
report a fair demand from the East,
and that foreigners ale bidding higher.
Prices are held about the same, but are
firm. The direct exports of flour for
the week were 1880 barrels, against
III 600 barrels the week before.
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Sheriff s Sale Of Real Estate Under Judg-
1naat Of T foreclosure.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA County OF Henne-
y pin--ss District Court Fourth Judicial

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF fFenne
y pin--ss District Court. Fourth Judicial
District.
John Hayes. plaintiff, VS.. Henry c. Pearson anC
Summers c. Robinson defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF 3 Judgment and decree entered ii
the abovee D;itled action GA the 9Th day OF DC
tobcr. 1887. Il certified transcript Of which has
been delivered to me, [, the undersigned, Sheriff
ofsaid Hennepin c0unty. viii sell at public arc
ton to the highest bidder for cash, saturday
tue l4th. day of April 1883 ny ~ . clock in the
forenoon, al the front door of the Court heuse
OF the court above named III VI nneapoiis, in
said County, in one parcel, the dwelling house.
appurteninces and re,l estate, described i'm
said Judgment alld decree, tO-1yit: AL that
tract Or parce! OK land living AND belng in the
county Of Hennepin, state Of Minnesota, de-
scribed as 70! ows, viz: LOT twenty: TWO [22l,
block one, III. rearrangement OF FergEsOn =
addition to minneapolis. according 90 the plat
thereof OF record in the Registry OF Deeds of
said Hennepiu county. and al the title aud i'll
terest of the defendant, Henry G. Pearson, III
said property, rs such interest was on the LIST
day Of February, 1886. Or that be has 81 &C.
ouired therein, the remaining defendant above
named and all persons claiming under Or
through him being forever barred ty said
Judgment and decree from ali right. title, lit
terest and equity III and 20 said property, cx-
cept the equity u redemption.
Dated February z. 1888. -
ErER ?. SVEN SEN,
Sheriff of Heunepin County.
j. f.. CORRIGAE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MlETGAHE SALE.

Ilefault having been made in the condition:
OF q certain mortgage made and dated Novcnl.
Der 1lih. 1882, by Margaret Ollinger and John
Ul,in Ler her husband. to the Hennepln County
Catholic Building and Loan Association ia cor
pora .ion), and duly recorded in the Registry ol
Deeds 10 Hennepjn county. Minnesota, an the
9th day Of November, 1892 in book ''e8' Of
ing the following described premises, situated
in said county. to-"it:
Lot four al, block seven III. Bottineau's Adj
t,itioD to St. Anthony, according to the plat
thereof of record in said Eegistcy Of Deeds.
which salt. mort gage was given to secure the
payment of certain sums, according to the
Tenor OF a certain bend therein described, and
VI hereas, default has been made in the condi-
ions Of said mortgage, and in the PAYMENTS
therein prOvd. d. and said default has coutil,-
ued for q period longer thun six months,
mortgage stipulated to be paid has become
due, payable and recoverable, on which said
mortgage therefore there are due, at date
hereof. s699 50 INCLUDING attorneys fees as
therein condiuonedl and no proceedings ct
law having been instituted to Tt cover any part
now TIL. refOte, notice is hereby given
that by virtue OF the power OF sale i'll said
contained and Herewith recorded,
and pursuant to statute, the said nortga .e
will be foreclosed by sale of said Inortgaged
at public auction, III front of the
the 14t, day of April. 1888, at 10 O'clock q NJ,
to satisfy the sum herein GAINED e.together
with ali the costs and charges of foreclosure.
The Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Lean Association, MOrtgaRee.
JAMES r. CORR1GAN,
Attorney for Mortgagee. i;
Minneapolis, Mimi, February 81, 1888.
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this entertainment. A fine programme
has been prepared and enough tickets
have already been disposed of to insure
large attendance.
On Sunday last two young boys ac-
companied by number Of others went
to an old barn on Mississippi street,
and fought to q finish. One Of the
bloods was SO badly used up that the
doctors have fears for his recovery. His
antagonist has been arrested and Judge
Cory held him in $500 bail to await the
results Of his misdeed. Judge Cory
act has nippef another suit and enooun-
ter in the bud which was to occur on
next Monday night. We hope this will
prove to be Il good lesson to more than
one young man who should have more
self respect than to attend such brutal
sport.
Architect John G. Mccarthy has com
pleted the plans for fine new convent
and school for the Sisters OF the Vista
ton. The building will be 180xl14 for
three stories and basement, and will be
bulls Of stone and brick. The old
builing which is located at The corner OF
Robert street and University avenue,
will be removed at once, and the new
building will be completed by Septem~
Der. The first foor Will be finished in
natural oak with Ole silver door and
| window trimmings When completed
this will be one Of the finest educational
institutions i'll the country. There are
at present large number Of young
girls being educated at this Convent,
and nulnbex Of Protestant families
have educated their daughters at the
Visitation Convent.
Died: AT his late resiti ,nce in this
city. st 558 st. Peter street, on Monday.
March 2G, Patrick Donohue, in the 77th
year of his age. MIR. Dcnohue YVES All
old settler and was prominent as a lead
ing contractor and nousebuilder. He
was q very kind and pleasant mar, al.
ways happy and oontented, and up to q
few days before his death, he was daily
to be seen attending Mass st the Cattle
oral BY his industrious and frugal
habits, he acquired valuable property,
which leaYes his family in prosperous
circnmsta ICES. He leaves o kind end
good wife, two daughters, both married,
and four sons to mourn his lcss. The ST.
Vincent DE Eoul society, OF which he
was valued member, turned out in a
body st the funeral which was largely
attended On Wednesday morning from
the Cathedral. May he resi- in peace.