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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
olTY NEWe lN RRlEE.

Lewis R. Hushsbeck of New Castle IS
in Wilmington to-day.
Bethany Baptist Church will give 0
Thanksgiving supper Thursday evening
Mrs. Mary c Mc1lelland. OF this city,
has gone to Washington, d G to spend
the winter.
Herman Bessey superintendent of the
county public schools was in this city
this morning.
Mrs J r. Brinton will build a three
story cottage on Thirtieth street between
Washington and Jefferson streets.
The repairs to the Wilmington City
Railway Company's track at Front and
Market streets, have been completed.
A drove Of Poland China hogs arrived
from the Baltimore stock yards this
morning, over the B. & o. railroad, for
Eising & LANCE.
Mrs. Emma Gibson was before Justice
Smith last evening charged wi disor-
DERBY conduct by Callie Mcdowell She
was held under peace bond of $780,
The Girls Friendly Society of Old
Swedes Church will give a bazaar this
to morrow and Thursday evenings in the
Smith Building No. 6l0 Market street
John r Leonard Of No. 615 Christiana
street, had his right hand and wrist
badly injured In the machinery at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company's
foundry yesterday.
The meeting room of the Beard OF
Water Commissioners is being repapered
aud renovated When this work Is fiu-
ished the entire department building win
have been renovated.
Thenew Polish Roman Catholic Church
Of St. Hedwig, is being rapidly pushed to
completion. 1t is now being rooted In
and the brick work has been completed.
The new church will seat 400 persons.
The third entertainment under the
auspices of the Alumni Association OF
| the Boys High School win be held In the
assembly room of the High School, Eighth
aud Adams streets, tomorrow evening,
The Kelley Lyceum Association
elected Edward A. Brand, marshal. Jane.
Devlin, Joseph Rooney, Harry t.
Grlham, aids at the re-interment of the
remains of Rev w. M. Mayer o. +. B.
on Thanksgiving Day.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union win visit the Delaware
Hospital Thursday Afternoon and dis
tributa flowers smong the patients. Or
Friday sfternooa the members Of thl
union viii visit the Ferris Reform schoo
ard distribute gifts among the boys.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25

The new iron propeller steamer Neuse,
built at The Harlan and Hollingsw or.h
Company's shipysrd. for the Charles
Warner Company, left the yard yester.
day for a trial trip on the Della ware The
steamer was salnted on the way out the
creek by numerous whistles and bells
The American flag and Union Jack
adorned her slaves, aud a number Of her
owners representatives and several
mem bers OF the building firm accom-.
panied her. She ran mp and down the
river, and made thirteen knots both
with and against tide She was also
tested in backing and turning. The trip
was completely satisfactory. and the run
was very successful one She returned
at 5. 30 o'clock, and shortly after dark
her powerful calcium light was t,sted
as she lay in her dock
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25

The coming of Thanksgiving Day and
the slaughter Of turkeys are stimuli
taneous The crop Of turkeys this year
Of thanksgiving is not very large, but
the quality is as good as ever The
supply is keeping pace with
the demand Hen turkeys are more
delicious than their lords, the gobblers.
and 20 cents is the rate per pound for
them. Gebblers are 1S cents
a pound. Chickens are comparatively
plenty; l6 cents pound
for young stock; ducks, Is cents pound.
Partridges are selling at 50 so dozen.
Rabbits are scarce at 80 and co cents a
pair. Prices of seasorable vegetables are
fair and the sale of them is lar &c.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
SEPARATED FROM HER CHILD.
Two Cases of Cruelty to Children at thu
Municipal Court.


Another long session of the Mum ieipal
Court was held this morning Elizabeth
Woodbury., a respectable looking woman
about so years old, appeared In the DOCK
charged with drunkenness She appeared
much affected by her situation and Judge
Ball discharged her. Sarah Il Harris.
celored, was fined 50 and costs for drunk
enness. She was also charged by Frank
Stout, agent for the Society for Proven :
ton OF Cruelty to Children, With thu ne
elect Of her children. She was held 10
$500 bail to answer the charge to morrow
morning
Margaret Clarke was charged with
endangering the life Of her months old
child by exposing it to the cold while she
was drunk, The woman came to the police
station on Sunday morning in an intoxi !
Gated state with the child ia her arms
George T. Brown. Eco, prosecuted The
case. Agent Frank Stout swore that the
child wac scantily clothed when be saw
1t, and Mairon White testified that II
was in very critical condition ON ac-
| count Of the exposure to the cold Mr.
Brown asked the court TO indict the
minimum iue on the " oman and make an
order to commit the child into the hands
Of the society. which would have ii sent
to home When the mother heard that
she was 10 be separated from her child
she burst into tears and cried piteously,
wailing loudly after she had been re-
moved to the cell The fine was $40 and
costs.
Joseph Thompson. who had been fined
for drunkenness on Saturday, was fined
to day So and costs
Michael Mcdonald and Dennis Connor
wee charged with highway robbery
John Miller came here from Chester
county, Pa. on Saturday with $40 in his
possession. Ho com mepcsd to drink with
the prisoner and continued drinking
throughout the day De was found by
Sergeant Peterson in their company and
arrested. A colored boy swore that
be saw Conner knock Miller
down and r.fs his pockets, but
! Harry Brown and William Platt,
two white boys, swore that Miller fell
aid Conner merely picked him up. BE
did not 60 into his pockets. The sum Of
SIS 10 Yves found on his person when
arrested. Judge Ball said that there
was no testimony against them, but the
character of Mcdonald was bad He
warned Conner that he was in bad com
pany, as Mcdonald was capable Of com
uniting any mischief Both were dis
charged.
Eugene Traynor, John Apologize, Will
liam Crowley and John McClafferty, four
boys, were charged with breaking into
the store of Thomas NJ Weir, No SOL
Kingt street, on Sunday, November &c,
and stealing therefrom cigars and candy
| Apologize turned fefOImer and gave evil
deDce against the others, who
were each held in $500 bail
to answer the charge az the upper
court. Judge Ball lectured Apple
gate severely on his conduct He has
two brothers already In the reform school,
and he appeared to follow their foot
steps
The case of the city against the p, w
& 3. Railroad Company for violation o.
the city ordinance was further continued
until Monday as Senator Gray, whC
represents the p, w. & B. railroad. wal
not present.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
Claimants TO $50. 900. 600.

Mrs. N. DushaDe edward, Miss Carrie
Eakin, Robert Eskin and Miss Cathariue
Eskin. of this eity and relatives in Phila-
delpbia, are claimants for a fortune of
$50 600. 900. which is being held by the
English government for the heirs
of one John Wood, a Presby
terrain banker, whom the Eakin
family claim SIS their great great grand
father The family is certain that the
are the rightful owners of the property
as thew have traced their genealogy back
to their great great grandfather. The
family has sent a lawyer to England, and
he is sanguine Of. success Philsdel-
phis family named Woods attempted t.
secure the money some time ago but
failed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25

Consideration of the petition of
Timothy Money ct al. heir at.law Of
Margaret Hylend. late Of Wilmington
hundred, for q review OF the
probate Of her will by Judge j. K
Bradford of the Probate Court. which
was to have been heard yesterday, was
postponed until December s. on account
Of the death of the mother OF Judge
Bradford and the funeral of the grand
father of one of the attorneys for the
plaintif
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
lRELANo,s MARTYRgp HERogs.
Their memory Comm smorated tn Thi.
City Last Evening.

Their Memory Comm smoratsd tn This
City Last Evening.
The anniversary of the Manchester
martyrs was celebrated last evening by
the Irish National Association at its
rooms, Fifth and Market streets, where a
large number of persons collected
Twenty three years sgo three men
walked to the scaffold In front Of Stafford
jail, Manchester. They were Allen,
Larkin, and o Brien, England demanded
that their lives be yielded up for the
accidental shooting Of a policemen.
Colonel Kelly and Captain Deasy, two
fenian officers, were being conveyed in a
prison van when their friends attempted
to rescue them The lock of the door
would not yield and a shot was
fred to burst it. At that moment Ser
geant Brett, who was inside the van, had
his eye to the key-hole and he was shot
The escort fed, Kelly and DeasY escaped,
but Allen. Larkin, O'BrieD, Mcguire and
Edward O'Meagher Condor were arrested
and sentenced to be hanged. Mcguire
and Condor were afterwards released
their innocence having been conclusively
proven.
0'Brien In particular was a hero.
During the battle Of fredericksburg he
happened to be on visit TO a friend Of
his, named Cunning, of the Forty second
New York; Regiment. He was only 9
private citizen, but while the battle
ragged he could not stand idly by, and
seizing dead soldiers rife, he fought
all day and was one Of the irst on Mary &
Heights. BE was afterwards enrolled
wita the regiment.
When the time for his execution q
Manchester arrived he walked to tn,
scaffold with the frmness OF a Mueius
and looking defiantlY at Il is prosecutors
called out, ''God Save Ireland"
Several short addresses were delivere,
last evening IN eulogy of them, afte
which refreshments were served. Abou
10 o'clock the meeting dispersed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
Admtnistratrix.s sale

George Elliott, attorney for Mrs.
Kats McKibbens. administrators Of
John Q Kenn, dy. has sold two story
house and lot. No AIS West Front street.
this city, and lot and frame dwelling
on the north side Of the Pennsylvania
railroad between West and Washington
streets, to Hysore 8 Sons for 81. $50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25

sheriff simmons and Coroner Sparks
bonded a. yesterdays session Of court .
The sheriff's bond is for $50, 600 His
bondsmen are Phillip Tyre. Nathaniel
Liberman and George w. Vernon The
coroners bond is for SO. 900 John Craw-
ford is Mr.. Sparks's bondsmen.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25

A lot of chiidren's suits. all wool Kers ey,
which ara cheap AZ $3.50. we " III Sc / them at
81 % One lnt OF fancy CASHMERE r.. m a 10
yesrs, worth SGl00. VIII sell them for S3.Cc. A
handsome Pr sent brown IN.
NJ. MEYERS. No. i05 Market street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
Hanburgers,

Our stock of Mems Suits
from $40 to $25 has never
been so near to the notch Of
perfection as this season.
Often we are asked: "Why
are your suits better than sod
by some of the other stores?"
Our answer to this IS, that
we manufacture every dollars
worth Of Mems Clothing we
sell; we know that they're
sewed with silk, well made and
well trimmed.
There is not another house
in Wilmington who can truth
fully say this.
Below is the guarantee given
with every sale.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
OUR LEGAL GUARANTEE.

We guarantee the goods bought Of as to be
IS represented, and 'ower In price than can
no bought elsewhere. Should You become
dissatisfied at any time we win exchange the
goods or refund your money. or give you an
allowance on the garment IL II does not wear
satisfactorily.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25

Work on Turkey Run Bridge Begun
R R. Morrison has begun work on the
substructure Of Turkey Run bridge in
Mill Creek hundred
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-25
rlELP wANrED.
BOARD AND Rooms.

EoR PENr. - VACANT ROOMS AT NO.
A. $40 KING street.
WANTED -BoARnERs, GOOD ACCOM-
~ modatiOns. A08 East Fourth street.
- -
NOTICES
-----. e-s---se--@~--s-- ~.---.~-e-er4-.-
NoTICE.-IF H., WHO ADDRESSED
~ ieite~ 70 the manager ~ B poth's music
store No, III Market street, VII nj aRton, will
call and inquire for A. W. i avidaon. they may
hear something TO their ADVANTAGE.
DHONO RAPHY OR PHONETIC
shorthand and typewriting PARTIES
wishing 10 take pr vate lessons In shorthand
or typewritinR, during the dny OF evening.
can 90 50 by applying TO WILLIAM j. HUME,
No 1910 French street.
NOTICE. -oRGANIzERs WANTED FOR
~ the Advance Beneficial Orde.; payea
$500 per week. Apply afternoons on and
after Tu ssday, November rs. No 606la Market
SIR ct, SECOND fioer
/ Al DITCH. u BEREBY GIVE NOTICE
! ~ that viii apply 70 the General Assem-.
by a. is neTt scion for q divorce from my
[SigredI Patrick +. DONLEY.
Wilmington. Del. Nov "a, 1890.
| NoTlCE. HEREBY GIvK NOTICE
~ hat will apply TO tha g. neral Assem-
bly, at its next sess on for divorce from my
lsignerl JOHN J. QUIENT.
Wilmington, Del Nov. a. 1870,
4 NJ 0TICF.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that | will apply TO the General Asse a.
! blv at its next sessiOn for a divorce from my
\ husband. Newton Z. Welch
lSigneil NETTIE i. WEIGH.
Wilmingt n, De- Nov. 10, 1890
~ OTICE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
th4tI will Hppl 70 the General Assem-
/ by at its next session or n divorce from my
/ husband. William r. CfOsslty.
IS gnedl BIRDIE X. rROSsLKY.
/ Wilmii lioa. Del , Nov 10 isa
~ O1ICA.--ih NUJ WANT TO SAVE
( ~ DOLLARS, insure your property will
! 4 AWRlNS A 90 TO Mn~hef direct
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

for many weak Ia tho faith. perhapt
aeeeseaFy. hut IN the generality at eAaA1l
evidently itnpraatiaAhle. ILLS adMiltad
LA this country that In all mattara ont
side 0f religion In tAa pursuit. af hnHl'
mems. In tho mart Of trade. In tho pro-
Matl0n Of seaulaf 4apWladgh. in tAe fh'
lief az DISTRESS, WA can 10 hand Ia hand
with our fellow eilI1 ,ns, We ahaald
defend their rights ~ altlzsna aud we
have a right t1 uApaet that they will do.
TEND ours, W. can 70 with them To the
thlfaAlld OF theie eonventldlaa, Wa gan
not pass beyond. when they enter There
and the door CLOSES haAtnd them. they
diQast Themselves OF the garp OF eltlzen
or a1untryn,an. md Al they put an that
or the aeatallnn We can have II, pprlIon
with them Ia their mrthud Ut divine
worship, The Attendance AL funerals
and auGh like, however, IL allowable,
when Justified by good reaaona but
good CATHOLICS will always be reluctant
tn enter the Alll ,aphera Ut falue To-
llglon,
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
Tho lilap.

The mere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that Wle
OLSON the, funny scandinavian Aialeot
comedy. in To be played next
week, has been sufficient ia avaken q
remnrkahle public INTEREST N The pr
auotion. Already the demand for aeat'
IN advance 10 unprecedented. The tact
Ia eaa,ly explained by the novelty 81 the
performance, whioh In the "talh af the
own lhIa season Not donteaL with
last aeaaon'a snueeaa, lAa management
has ensagea for the play this year one
OF the rtroaseat comedies ever seen Ia
farce comedy, " emhraGes tho clever
Robert N, SCOTT, late THE star Of "Ghip O
the Odd Iloek,' Marie HaaIh, the clever
sonhreta, aud Assnrealy not the least,
eaubaiantly funny Irish eonadlan. said
Connolly. There ~ liht ut bright
psopla Tor you, and you heean't he eur
ptaad it ynn iind tho performances even
more interesting thun last heAson,
Heres u pointer, lontMias "A'le ulapn
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
j, u, rnltit,4AN,
Attorney Tor Administrator
Ell NJ MON +.

LsVATE uT MtNNGhnrA, tlnAaty " Hun
- nepn faa. district Court, folliih Jndlnla
District.
Il, i. t'roasjng ~ 90, l,imltrll, ~ AFpotatl''n
ugaiua, p!anlltf, alhart liotafori t1n, IL n"'.
pnratiool, Defendant
a,ntn Of minnesota Il, he ahoye nala"d 1e
tenlnist,
Yol n,o hurapy saln,nuned md aegairad t0
apswer rhn complaint " lhh rlalht.lr ~ ~
alvVn eutitlau nlliln. Wl,itl. aanAplaiHl lns
hany died il iAe office Of tha HlaFK at said
aislyct "nnr, NJ mo alty OF hlthHanpols en,!n,y
sepvf a nnpy al ynur answer 10 said complaint
81, the enl'surI''er y, NJ, o,t1' Q, ~ We nlty ~
Minnuu poiis, liz mo said U,nitY ~ ttnnnhhtA,
within tWnntY ilAyanlter hervlsao Ut th1ssuninn'1a
onun yno, "kp!naiye Of ,he lny u s,oh aaryiae;
ana II You fail ~ NnnWnr he sniu d!lnplalnt
Within lhu tilae Aforraaid, the pnnsin ~ this
action Will inlta Judgment asallal y,i,l fnr tne
snln Of two hnlwl,aI nlna!F unn ~ lUl uollals
(Al.D(l Win iuteleht ~ the ratio nT seven Per
,,pI,t lpt al,l4un, sln0h TIN atih day ~ August
lh,'d, tnvethar with pantir'h ansta aha dlabursa-
niantA ntfnnr ,a.
flatnd Nuynml,or 4. ~ ihs'D,
J, X ihtltltttlAN, ma,
Plaintiffs at,nrnsy, MlnneapoIlA, Nllnn,
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

can alaa ba used MI n gallery, On tAs
arst door are two large school rooms n
fret 10 calling and IN tho Wast side q
chapel asx4l faat AMI sanatnary llHas
Three dopra III tho main eatlanap laa,l
TO TWO grand atalrWays, another STAR
WAY lands to ealts In the rear, IAe
material used IL Minneapolis brick,
The nopfa and stAlrWaya ARE ppllAlad'l
hardwood,
Aa Tim sVANpAnD stated In \ prevl.
Qua Issue tha ~ agnlliuaAt hall has heaA
erected by the lrlaA' Americans, aud
they ars proud OF their work ~ they
have rauann TO he Tue tey. Jasasa
u Reilly, lAa paaLof, has been lnds-'
fatiaahla In bis efforts 10 ulAka tho
atrugtufe worthy Of his paopls, and he
han succeeded,
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

q
nHE IIsIaH hrANpAHt,, NC pAl
yAAr la advances.
John i. KinAaae. Attal,iny nj Law
naoM 40i Guaranty Loan Dullding
Mlnuaapolla.
M, i. Gill, undertaken, mas removed
from Lapar Temple to lh,le Washington
Ayaane north.
Fire Insurance. r. w. Mptlfath. Tor
Floor, tl'ampln Court. Insure to-day
Your ara may come Tomorrow.
tr you need ANYTHING In tho llna u
Job printing Leave your orders with Tho
"lriah Standard Job Printing com
pAnv.
You can ghl any inpAlis Tor YOUR
stoves ut American Slave Rapali Works.
lHA WeaL Seventh street, st. faul
Telephone iOhD j.
Order your ball programmes wed
ding Invitations. cards, etp., Of thu
Irish standard Job Printing com.
pany Meat work aud satisfactory
prizes il mar AMI et.u,
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
bU M MON i.

S,rArN on MiNhNaDTA. Lh,,lntr nt iiehpn
- hin. All, District Court, fonnh judicial
Dhlirt
H. J.. ,'raIina NJ ,j,,., u,lmIted) Plaintiff yh, Al
nerr nn,nt''tn ~ natn,,iau1, AM, W,,,lnn'
l!rinral anl Minl,hel hlnlinE, raf1lleln AS
trinneit 4 tlu tlAfn'sheea
The ttata uf M,nnasuta 70 the above lia'neh
garniAl,ee gfeatinE ",
apY,ear before lha aail District lnnrl.
al a apepiul term Thereof hold at We
douv 'Vse, il 80 Ivy q Ma,oeapoa ~, r. ,,, ,h
lie hi ,iuq nf january, A. u lhpl. M n'nlnnn IN
Tho f.,runoun, and answer touching F"uf lntehs'
r,1nabs Ia lhe defendant .bnvn nH,nh'1, ana any
property mnnef or alfaHts 30 snlh ,lnIeaea''' IL
yfnr uuAnsiABlpli or nitNnl Your e1iisH'n
Dated NuNslnltaf hWl ,,,
i, i. UplttlA AN.
tMlniltr'A Attorney
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
PROBATE NOrIuE,

>sVArM ilD MIN llsurA, County nt llenna
~ pin, Probate ,'uFt
In tic mailer ur The aslhte ur joins MatAUnn
lenehBpl.
On raa,ljnA ayd ming tho petitinn ~ lfrannat
Mniilooa has iaialy ulsd iniaalale, rasldtot al1
lnhahitsut Ut The County ut lIennnpln ant
Htale ut hllnshntn, leaving Enoda. nhattnls nnd
tstata within this Comfy, ann piayinH that al
mihtalratlnn Vt hls estate ho ~ Loseph q, hea
leu granted
II ia ordered That snii pailtion be heard al 4
special ,arn pi This Court to hs held w .At
uo,'I Nn,lsn IN liza ll!y ot Mnnaano,la, ~ hald
taahty, x Monlnr, M a' nay % pare," ,mn,
nOtiun nf anoh healinA bn NiveA W al patppn'
Interested. by pnbiinhlns hlsnr'lar u, lpaht nnct
III euun WenL tor ttrets a,GDtaalgn weeks prit,
lu sltti day ~ hearing, In l'np ll!ab STANDARD,
~ wapapnr print I'd alil publIah' ~ sa II ''oliy
Dated " Nlinnenp"llh tlls lMl, day ot M
yeuher, 1hN . ...
!ty iln Cmnt} FRANCIS H. nA.lli
!. anuu,o,n 1"d4"Rt fF"'n'e
Attorney Tor Anlnnlafalhr
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
I)ouahou'a Magazine,

DnnaAoe'a monthly magasiaa, for Dc,
non,har, gives tho conclusion Ut Peter
Molorry'a review OF tho great book at
The Most Ese, John Itealy; The Drift Of
Pulpit nraLory, by .loanph Aootl. Say
inga Of Cardinal Newman, being extracts
from his hooka, ulimpaas IT Irish Ia
lnAlnea, Tbs Latte Rev Henry Narpen'
tor and lha Church, DlagfAoinR Old
Irish Nnmes; Dissertation or the sItnge
uatholin Young Men, sneops and ker
llgion, Bishop Kaune nj Old Harvard, A
Tails Of The Great Famine; The t4ate
Wm, l'ranoia NIarke, q. j. These az.
but raw Of thu numerous artinles !,
This iaaue. A'3 Il yaar, NJ for six months
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HTATN ,,E MlNNl''.Ol


MimHAAtDl4ia. Nuysnhoi IA.
WnMats No. | hard wan 4luadl. eualna 40
81 cash
M. nutthaIn Nl bid for cash,
(nNA Light nAlnni hhh'lp aoun,dtna st.i a,,Aal
ton
tnAh etind ~ Gtlall 81.
tlnnnes rnu,l. sll 7hslb W.
ltsG Nominal at hDti for No. 4,
EAh,HF =snntat ~ from hhMth''n tnp Nos n..d
~ sample;
FLAk Quoted ~ vi aII 49,
HbTfnn- ~ ~, lntsi pannp creamery, l!niv
aAta lrAte, litasil, dairy fanny. ibFDlin; dairy.
eanpndss, l'>9llo' dairy, thirds. likIbe, packing
stock 7eyapl elasse. heljn
Nanu ~ftflotly fresh, aiual. Inducing rasea.
CAaeun, Fancy full oraan, loGilo, una tatl
Gl4,atl, 96lir. patI atkins, lI1on.
I'oTAr,hH *rWsnj
i'nNasnn nlMArh PORK, 4ab peg III, veal. dp
ntai nnttpn, fit,
lftnta ,i'aaati ,lfasn snled. Oa7' lAhaap pelta
hilnbu
TuulThs 1.-Two chickens iaN.a perth, Live
turkeys hc par IT.. Hnung rhieAu,.n ~ PEI III.
Wnptr#t lnwaahes'. lnalue per H. ana, fm
tuhwahhud
ytNii,Aa i0aIb per pu
ltMA sr.a lrnnGY lltNy Per ltt, 4 ssua 40,
HAY Wild. Had IN
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
CATHOLIC THU fH AOOlElY..
A Maating Of Ma.abars Held on Wedl eAday
Evening in Catholic ASSIMILATION hall,

Last Wednesday, evening n MsetlnR
Of the Catholic Truth noelatY was hsId
in Catholic Association hall, aul Accent
10 tho ImMal,Iate linuiepLl0n church,
tho vice ptesldent, Roger Vail, in the
ehalf. The OIL apL Of Tho meeting wns
to perfect tho Organization IN Mime"
npul,s. To adopt WAYS ana mnnna Lo
secure ,nemharahlp and to disseminate
the literature pnbllahel by the society,
Among those present were Fathers
i,ylne and Ghrlstlr. Mr., Anthony
Kelly, NJ. John aIruaon. Mr.. Johtl
O'nonnhl and Other gentlemen
prominent 10 Catholic CIRCLES There
were II few LADIES' present. too, and they
appeared To laho u deep INTEREST 10 che
working Of tho society aa detailed Nv
Mr., VIM. u. MatkOe. The cltielant cor
responding secretary, III hla laDL quar-
terry report. Father ltvfno delivered
u brief addrelh commanding tho society
ia wnIM terms. And Father Christie
arose To nay that he would geL hin
pnrlsnlonerh Interested Ia Tho work
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