davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WHITE STAR LINE.

W I'GE.qrI f,i.".(, .ATo roor-~yras
r,....e.' o',l.a. Ir +, = . 30 l.... s.
''' from IS, 2, s,r p.e<. goo. = VIZ. lc.a.,,
.-..D.l cabin oI t.. -''' Pc III. toJ
S.'oai 4oa go .aa ,'i ..o e. .'', o. n t'.gr' 10
'''"' !. Hi:rCE I~NAI. Agent
IItMEI RG-ANrElCAN PACKET co
- - LAE'a1 'h' S. , s re s''s. ! pa o. 'io ioo,o
TOM n.'. .,riA..' 81 :.iCE. s. .u,atar- d1.-.
',-'.T..', D. p, H H'. g., ja Il D. " i p
A1. N. ,a.r. ... ~ IT, r51 r. n,'par. po.S. n.,s =
S'e.N Iars ior pHy gan, - ~" b., ,-i,r
nrl,nt ,oMl%$y. {. j. i2'nA3Rs 4 ii.,3 {oT
DACIFIC MAD STEAMSHIP C0NpANYS
GENITAL .ANu.. eot In tMLHlsA An, MhAI0o'
ior s4a rral.i,.o' "a o., ,iiaHe., Of raa1ma-
IRON. ,' on 10 ,..aSaa "a iai-@, '',',
For frc'rht ra.-4rc a.d rrn.rai nfor a,9n apply
'onI'"' ''i II. D j nciLAY ,.cu,-a sa'ra,eidea:
DED "D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS
II FOR LAGrhYEN. PULEIo c. LILO. CUEACoA
calling a, Trinidad 70 LAID ui cular, passengers and
$. yEHizrrrA ro.a'' 1oy g .@9g 90 I n. r
rhdsd American .te,n.nip- -,ccaly lant FOR uo
BJULToN ml.9 pALhEIlr
General MIa'E'r,. u WA.st
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TGnsailantiquee,
~ ItLNCU LINp IO HtNitE EVERY Sal kDAl.
,on!al.', !.er now. >o ~ Norl Ktcr H. Ai-r'oA 81
IH TNE\iN<Hir toI,r SAT-. ju.y o. Il 'o a ~.
Is ItOt. .I;rrrNT Ii1u.cnl Sl. tp4. 81 d. m.
ia u:tr rtG>l. a' Io ..iin a..fi''. tgr, - noon.
toEGET General Ae-nt No Bowling Gre.n.
CTATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW-YORK.
- ,r AatooT }N4 2S NH{ L GTR2T,HRb'E 5 iEs
VII" 70 IN El;fFo6I, LG%pGN bJBLIN. s..
STNII. OF PTNNNAINANIN INIl~ItF, u lf L., S a. lu.
~IAII OI DIJItrlN Thursday. JuI" - 3 q. n.
Excursion tr.t@ 800 90 -I' 20 rss O. net- 70
and from all parts o' igfolr 40 lowest rlt rom p'r
Columbia St.ir- south ',.t; I;io9N'HN y y t"f iriS.t
Xsedt, 3 Bio,daay. y Y steerl2o once Il Br' aAway
EUION LINE.
roi:' oaj IITSidwN 'AEvb LivrEIo6f4
I.,aSc Pier D.. y. r., fo't ~ kin---t.
WISCONSIN ............ Tuesily. July l5 30 p. IN.
MY;65HfrN, ra,,d y 1o 30 p. i1 m
NEVADA Observation-Disclosures. Tur,I1r. August b. a. n.
~ ASKA .- Iu' -daf. Altuet J.. - p. m
M Cahi1 Ie~,afe go 500 $40 Ani 600 Second Cabin
4. NJ. UNDERl;tLL co B. Broadway. y. 7.
NORDDETTSCUER Lloyd IS. co.
~ SHORT EOUIf IO LONDON.
NEwYOEK. >oC'rHANPrON AND BREMEN.
''''"r'l GAs2 s' fXrl5J t>P KS s; jli 1 lio0'A
W,r-, ST.. july 10 ( r. 3D. Ga..r WlG.m ii Sat-
I'rayr.Wci. Jus % loa Aug. %, T 30 a. rn.
I'm .... sat JuIy 26 noon.
Fr-t cabin. 500 and uloari berth according to loca
,ion Second cabin lo-th Storage ~ lowest
f.tc.. 0ELIICIIa 8 CO. 80 : 10 Ii Grzea.
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Nrw-yonh, oyrARro AM WESTERN RAIL

. s"y -,,,.. 90 l. "i; 49,. oE '.. ''' ,.-..lrt
.Ucrty. HancocA. Walton, D.lu I.lu' 'ion' N'4N''"'
tcA Rome Ducda Detroit. tA,Ig" and !'H WW.,,,
Jat-.t. %. i-d--t, . 10 o. M., I'i 't'po,I'
HAN. Ilt., NohonA aud " Nuucwl>AA. W'l.Nu 20,
tons MLd.fONu. Blooming uitE. ~. li, ''''''.'''
D3ic. t,u-hurs HurirNli" Llatrt, White Lar. ,,.,,
Jay,t., 200 D. n, "a st.. - b.. .n'i' ,ni ~
Hail Iu..- NouDuh and Mimi. NI~Nt. Ntn4 y ih'N o'A'
ton, Mddctowu. Bloomneburt llicnNle. I9. J,rN.s'
Monte U, lJli0burf, liuF.r}\ilr I''i'l "'' '4N''
IocAlaud ,. Y... ,...
wall Orl, Ml,. stony Ford. Campbell Han Nidi''o"h'
fJl,-t Is zoo p. m. 4-d,t G.l' D. OBJ. for N NdigsoMn'
l.,ll-l.lf Liberty. Walton. Norwich butdd vNhfhO'
Hoch,,r Nlacari Fa, Detroit Chicago and point, W-t
Ja, .-t. 81. l i. i.t.-t. 80 o. u Nat .tt' s, otl
Tor t,,piu lf.Il NtI'"tnWu I'rufll.c, Port JcrNis,
fali-lgrt Lib rty, WHIT Lake, Eockand .,.
DtE. tIru.-h. btf.r trains duI'. 'Nr'U. Nlhuaf 8
pullman dr,wugroQu -at~ and -rpnelr oefth' fe-er'td
nt, ,a,i Irtad. Sow YORK..
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K~IItIASD- PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
III TX -E III. y. y
E.r Hn.h -.,..-C-nnt-y

4 IlHrn.> '...,.'. Il. @ ..t ,', ,yi...
~. ....- . .. .,.t .[..a..- -l., o. ..... A1f. ..s.
b. ID. Wu.. lin. 3D.. D.. President
nLtIr rsI-H1 .I...,i .,'. t'' g &. ,,r.., la.
: I..- I....l... In..-I I.fH. r-.e. 10 l...a.
o., r. N.-. Data. r.n.a- ri lt}-..a e';1f. .
u. sUIHAkllI Iru.
I,r,y.rt.t ,,IIi.f AND Hrr~oE
Y E.UII. I>.I.II % a'.t.lf .fi t.'i'
...,,.t .n t.. ID ...-... c..r SO A' rt.'.i. tl
,...t. ...- t.. r.....e. ..I -' '.ft' a'.. - i ~
.nI ..-- Dl-:. attention -.E. ~ '.. ,t
~. t 81 II.t|N. N n. rr.~.
I'1~I ,,.I. r.I,U .'trINN.
II lu4GpI I-.- G.'l -c,,-. On &ar-4r1n-'u Har
.a,. L.at. I...',.. I.ut Endowed. Twelve 'o4r-'-
5000 y,,r s,,.1,r Ios .I.'.'-'i'f ~'.Iori- MH,'
It.,. b. - HlAhi oLI.i- Z. D.. last Gfra"ic' h J.
VTt.r.IrI,l.a% e. j.. INSTITUTE .,o1.a. pre-
II ru1to-' fr t.H'.'rDui l''Hr' co. Hn..c. aH
....u, l.. n.r laboratory t.o l-v -ttI.'-"n- Ollie
... -. i.urs ..n '.tlI-r-. ninth .''i'" ',ar H
.i student. wore r.l.-,i 'r,. lac of ..'" "n.t
,.r Y.n- ~ .f.' o. t,il- l.t,fIr-. catalogue i.e'
I;.t. cIr % WUiINrt. d. j. Ir"-a.t'
TBo,rItND. ,uILTGr. Nta.s-ou-'H'. u id,ou y
Il Both re. P'o 'r----c oui ~ c.-,i Must a.I
.ldosie,, aa,s ii.- al 300 Catalogue. W. II.
-.lart
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HrnnklNn-

a -A.-TuE RRO0kLT& HEIGHTS SUMMARY
n. Hoarlue aud uat Scnoo. f,' G. a. t't9 y. ar .p'"
: " -. ADDE'S 70. Circular "@-li0 Mo'''-''''
THE MISSES ELY'S
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.WAEuu&oEE CoLLEGE.

- sWAEt uMOEE. Pa.
"Opens g,l loJtA STA. lsJV Unit. I Ite' fom Erohl-
.' station. T..'4 lr-r ar. o. if.'ntt rI r". 'f"
..,,.-e- tIt.-. .I4 ! ,l.,
-r.uflnc ard Literary dsgfr.- H,rlhfu 10 alton "A.
t,-r. mound I.. Irc shops, aDJraorlt RS anl
!urari-. Iof fIl f1r...Hsr- adir --
NG. U A APPLETON. PA. D.. Ptr-idouL
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RAILROADS..
DE N NJ S Wv a N ! A
1 RAILROAD.
on AND AffHr JrEE n 2s. $50,


ON AND AFrEr JUNE a. 1900
Trains !e.c ,,,ols Iyos ot DesbrOsses and Corandt
Ssoo ~ ". 1.e.. FAST LINE tor the West. Pullman
D q. r.. O0.uu.DIs . 80 a. ia, Chicago ~ y. ~,
wd Sf hS o, Hae" % A snd eno ,0 Sun saaiy .S'
1890 A. N. fhE &iE,w.7oRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
drawing All oti.e Room. -.gag. Dining. sg.Nsg..
aud Ob,'ra;.on Car, if'-.htNt hiah .lal f.ports,
Sexes ladies uad, hAfl.I shop br'-y and all tue
convenience - home "r o'. lIi.i d BY ,lauonaJ
a1d 'ff.a.o - {. rI rc,t 1sv
2,9o P, ". 81 louis. CH1c.AGao AID CINCINNATI
Pas.ensn Co5.h Ncs.York 70 C.luHbu'. arrives Gin:
1in.a d nU t. l. CHICAGO % .Du 81. 300. ana D. LOla
ssor. Will NiSrERy EXPRESS for all Rolns IN
Cincinnati ana NJ .nph, Pena-yl,an.a Ea..rqad Dining
Ptt-hl-g - Richmond anf ,l.,.o. ARM, - Clacn.
Ia,! 80 m ,ai.'so ] . go m y, G',; i ..,,i. ant ~,
and TaI'do aJlyl cNceD: satlrdV. - 49,
500 r. VI. t',m ,... ,l,,,.. ra,yo3n ya1H 70 RWgS,
phi-. va M shenandoah V.n.y alrv', weekday. a.
oSa S'aSi al5 a. o. ''-d % a 81 naroas % P eSs: ees:
nort- for Tolao da'v and f- corr. Ere ~ %
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
e.ay, eAcep; syudy. 1910 a. ~. srrye washlns,oa
I,sa D98s Car at n os srTSS sSS wssoason e . "a
@ qy 1n6 90 zoe p SUI SUNDAY h Is sna For Hs6so
Rs..Ss.se aad Obi; a.14S ~ fS' cnc6ai' i '@ sS "a
fof da, Lo"s Ea9e l2Mi M 3 I'T l "a 5 ave ,,s; "a;
30 lo 80 -I".a'. .' .' ga oo p m
5.i5 T r .i. ro' ...a e., t.b.t p,r. a. Sl'i,t' '~'
For A.antr i,.9 n. ~ 80 o. ,m. Ihr"sh ny r2ror
and With rruu'h cap f.r Browns Mills and Beaeh
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j. 9. ANDERSON. q. Y. A. Il Exchange Place. n. r.
\ EUIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.

rASSlN0I.E TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt ana
ID. follows
a. M, for s.ltnson aui Int. rmcdiatc points ,,.
r for t,.ucNI. Lyons. llulrt. Eo,hr-t'r buHaO
and tI. ct. principal local puint-. thalr tA 40
I'm. and l'ul Iran 90 Suspension Rrder.
" on A. nj. for Maurh chunk and lut'iWtdlat' points
n A. n for t. and b. Junction and intermediate points
Oh3iI ~" ior fmkhannock and Intermediate pointe.
rt,i, car 20 Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading ana
I'D ~ n Tor Emlra and principal Int'rm"iate points,
chair car Wl.A'-biiF" ana fH'"'h s''"f y" o"HPF
sion B-idg, ,,, ,,,...,. .r, t,......,.,,, ,,.i,,s
Cbst- to Mauch chunk.
a . ru Nau,h Chunk ana lutrrM'diate points
con,c,ttbn q, Reading and Narri-hurt. -
H. M, for Geneva. Lyons. Enira, korh'ster buiso
and b Vt pullman sle, per 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. :, OIL. - - o,, D. ,o
a. rnnn,rt for an point, lu MIhanoy and Ha2cton coal
"Sion- SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. m. for Mauch .hunk Ia'i i'ten and Intermediate
uo,,.@ and II a. 90. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. ,,..., ..,...,. .., ,., o.. .,...
h GturNa. Lyons. Emlra Rochester. buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper u Lyons and Suspension
bi'ue'' General Eastern oace, 235 Broadway.
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rot % and princlpSl point ~ :. o.. o., ". niIN'
..,np !, Wt~tr ~ NIGHT tNPRt--. b.y P

Salamanca. CORY. M,ad,iile. Ho4ug>o"n ana NAi''H
lL4.Itu or, from Youngstown ~ OA4-lil@-'
Iull
Ticket onccS tOI. Sl7. 7l3 an1 o57 pro'ds4T. ~
BoNcry. | Battery Place CNlH hUr- and W - -'u ~,
rics New.YQrA 33l and 53S j. itoa., lr4,h.L; ~
broadway. Wiitu-hllg. corner N.wa- ad hui-A -.
Hohokcn. and N,w station J"r,eF .''' i' ~,
gld Pp 'luf 1it Sleeping car fre.rti' N~ a. US w
chez klng and trausfsr = llepa.. IAN bee obtained
l.. Y. EAnMER. airL.rl PAaaDl ger Asehl
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b .''' . SiNuI HOOK PorTr
roE LoNG EENNg II, oOL1N ..EtoNE.

FOR En- ir.., 'i..- ~ i; .'o-.. "
T- U..l.l4rd Beach, Srlbrirht Monmouth b ach. Long
nam. E..' ~ 81. 80 . % % .r' D r oo -
.qo =, .gn q u SUNDAYS q 30 a. m. I 600 T. d..
r Ntt3t.. Highlands .}o. o. a.. n.. = % Sltur-
d,y, onl,' 3.45. 30, 80 , 10. sundays. . 80 a rn
~ 'ToFr = l.vooi Toms River and B4rnerat 30. 40
I- lib roI O..an Grove. h-bgrv PARK Point p,a.1.'
&C., a. a.. 9:CO. II go Il. m. | 600 - 3o' 80
p Tro- = ach Haven Atlantic CITY Vlnelanf B-fr't'n
3D 90 -
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u EW-yORK ANp CUBA NAIL =. COM

y PANY TOR Ct-BN ANp MEXICO.
From P,r. l5 and l. r. H.. a. .. Ia.
SISICA Havana t.i 81. " d., JH'f IT,
oRIXABA. ',r, ,.- w, -It. J.,y 20.
NIt.,EA Havana 4nI ~lt.l. g.. Ju.f -3.
a.. oil wAsulNoroy. Ia.,. .r,-, july .a.
..lI<III.o-{ N-~'u Santar. d CO .,. 80
'i''' t..If l,..,-.. l...--., JI.J l..
W.. c4. a. ,,.an 'talI.o o. outward t..i.
Iof Pr -, it"vv,,,, @, 49,, aPl,r,to,..
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yVN\N LINE /. - and ROYAL Mail ~toamcrs,
tur g. Nct"w" -. I,lNi r.Yl.
.tt Et.ttv IH W." ."t o 3D. ill.,
.i4t o.. d.. .I+ NV J. ILL.,
rrou Pier - y. b.. aIo'.ns or -'oph.r 49, Fe.r,.
FlI~I tAUIN. goo a.I up .Ir LODI din g. steamer
and .Ai.on o' room. erC9NR O. ,IN. 9tt"'ri s.5
vEfGHi = 'sONs General Agents. BOWLING
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CENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERsEY,

~ IyOI cog LIBE tIl ~f. NnltllI .ltlN liz.
Tim. Iao.c o' Jane %, 100, ,,..
town Nlaeh ,huaa Wis.-1lrr. rla''a i,,a4ne i!,'.
lu.-.o-- S.rt1t- t.r Ef-'"I. E.a.,lem. A4.ufoVu
l!rucu thrr. NIt.-'t- t'' ~.rl '.r.
- a Do. for Lake Hop't'ou- and aston. ,.
oa 'o1! G..aa. .,' i .ata@ Ar,aa >io.a t1lns and
i5 AIT goo q. m. fa- fI,r,rr'a7 Iat. Uoaatcons
r,-..r T.r.a.". 'n. ~ i... Iln " .A-' trr'
tr'o Ea.,'. h}-r '. ..r.. F' ,.... N,
T. r., U.-,..a E0',t r,-or car o. W1 .snspo-t.
i'Hn D.. .. t.r f....-'.. Ila. H.IHt.H. Ea-'0n
I.. ....a. AG.n'oFu Na.h Nhlg. Eat". lIarr burg,
lutt.,Ii- Nu ~Hf GAYS '.l .t-'"n D. Hl.h.u A.l.n-
i.u.. Np.h CHUNK 1lt r.''-t 10.
Dl,.t '.H!.t ur''-h.rt Win'ei1rf.. - -1uton. lam.
- go h. u io- t..r.n ron. Iah" Hoi1nanc, Ia,,on,
'o p. n fg- 80. ert.'., ,.a.n t,~'nr,eo.
50 D. D.. h- l,-'o. i .l''. hi'"'.Tn N'rrh
20 D. r fo~ I'l-,.r H.Ii.I..r. ,.' ,,'.l. town
J- I..d BANS Long Bra'.I A.lr-t Park ocean Grove
and Point Pleasant. oo. - ~ 10 u. ~ :l5 o. m
g. 80 3 80 500. .3o. .2o. no %. r. slnd,y~
roo. e.o1 a m.. e' p Nind" trains DO not sop
Tor Atlantic u.snhrt,. IA NanUln and Ke,p,-t 800.
.lj II - d. u.. go .3' ID 3D. 30 =. m Slrd'y-
lor Iasrsooi Tons River anl Banoeat 90. sl5
a. i.r b 3,n lIa.,n Atlantic c,f yin,land and Bridge.
ior 'r...nod 100, IS. II 10 a. m.. 30. 40.
Ior r..,i Araoy.. o' 60 r.. .IIol' y - a 1
Gay- .ou . .O1 o.. u... 900 J., r,.
L
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NUARLESTON. :. C.. the south < southwest.
" OJAtkSoNTlLhE AANb al, ILLQE,RRAA> >r9IHlS
T.om P.,r 49, b.. l.. Gn.t E.ls.t ..t--. ~ D., d.. 80
Ip0OTDfS tit.. tut d.. I.-..i' II. '-, ) ' ''
CIfr hOEIT Gins ana Ja .s.lf' ."...- Fri, JHH ~.
ii NINOLf. Chai. .,-',u a'! IaD -ou't Iu'-, if
Iront-oI~ CL.r.-' and Jac.-'aVl lu"l r'., it D.
Al steamer have nf.ciass passenger accouuoia,iono
Iuaur1ucc under ourI eI'O ED o. n o on" o-f
cent WN. (. CLYDE -. General Ag.nts'
' 8 BovllnZ Gfa'n y. Y.
7. O. EGEr. G. F. 40 & p Lin" 81 Bv'y. NJ
NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
" FOE
COTTAGE CITY MASS EOlKLAND. BANGOR AND
AL POINTS ON PENOrsCoT RIVER.
EAsTPoET, ME. AND 81. JoUN y D., DIRECT.
WITH ALL CONNEXIONS.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Capt. /. q, M.n.r .cs,e, Per 49, T. L. tC..nton-st).
EVERY tt ESDAY AT T. "
superb oa. alton, ant l.w f4t'. 7 S"t a. 10y
mt aud SO TIkANol Etl.INo 1Old- rce IL dty.
Al4 = onsI s,cAi., ,, ,4y iu Jul. iar4--4is' Al
- H. y NI~S"NH o3 BROADWAY. @.1 q ~ ~ n - ''il ri
/. H. NLWtoMB Aet, 1876 I.1,ol-hafe Hs.'h}n.
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rY,ETNTTY SCHOOL T'yur.rn-Had-.n. y. Y.
/ IN" Ge.. JANIS STAN cLAEK. . d: Eec,of: ...':
Assisted it ft, f.- d.u. .t.trr-. Bnt- ana young
non to-orlIy rrd fo- th, boat c.eg,- and nn!'-r-l
t.. ,,i-uta. schools o.. t1r .'.,n.-- This yo' ~
cias, :a.a 'eo.rh sinr >!,.,t. .g- 'r" 8 h,Lth.
sc.,ato., PARENTS .w.-ar f'- "h.f" t..' M ~ ~
f'rl- :. itl --i tl1u klN'l
In Py!r~ lrl Chemistry. Th" T"enti fourth year VIII
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DED STAR LINE.
Sailing FOR NcN-l "a and Antwerp weekly.
EIYNIN\D ............. " rlu~i'.; Jul % 30 D. ~
NJ ~IfI .NINND N..iI.-'Itt. l|t - - ."'r ,. j,
r,5n Rates: Flr,t C,ll.. $50 ami upward Second
cabin $40 AID So FH.Ir. tickets az reduced rates
H2ET!EI WIiGnT sSONs Geu1 Ae,s.. 6 Bowllrs Green.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

John J. Kinnane, attorney at law.
room 4Ol Guaranty Loan Building. Mir
neapolis.
Best unlaundered shirt for so cents in
the city, all sizes, at q. T. SWEETS, 228
Central avenue.
Mrs. Hunts, No. $40 Nicollet. IS the
headquarters for the very latest Paris
ian novelties in 6ne millinery.
Fire Insurance, T. w. McGrath, Top
Floor, Temple Court. Insure to-day.
Your fire may come tomorrow.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic has been on
tho market for the past twenty years.
AS tonic or appetizer 1t has no equal.
For sale by Walsh. & Lally 2i9
Second avenue South. Minneapolis.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17

good deal OF speculation among Har-
ry's friends as to his present address
and the reasons for his absence.
The Minneapolis Family Liquor Store
just opened to the public by Michael j..
Lally in his new building, 1923 Third
street south, is one Of the finest sample
rooms In the CITY. The new building Is
. handsome structure. the walls being
of brown stone and the interior finished
in oak, with floors OF marble. The
sample room on the first hoor is ele-
gantiy furnished and contains a large
and carefully selected stock Of the finest
imported and domestic wines. liquors
and cigars.
Secretary Holt, Of the associated
charities, q few days since discovered a
family living on Thirteenth avenue
south between Washington and Third
street. In which there wrs boy 8 years
Old who had never been to school. In
|his first efforts at securing information
Nj. Holt met with the most stubborn
opptositi ion. He then applied to the
probate court with the intention OF
having the boy sent to the state school
for children. Later 1nyest'g cations were
more successful. and the folks were in
|duced ID send the boy to school
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
MIN r rs
The THEATRES / |; / i I / !: ! J,
The Harris.

That Geo. Bakers company has made
8 declded hit received further exempll-
Acation last week, when the audiences
were larger than ever those Of the prior
enc. Next week Olivette, one OF the
brightest and funniest operas ever writ
ton, with Mr., Frank Deshon as Co
quedicot. This is one of the funniest Of
his characters and his "Wal,z Me.
Waltz Me and Waltz Ne again" at the
finale Of the second act. Is one OF his
most original concerts. A week Of good
music and hearty laughter can be con
6d-ntlv anticipated. Following week
1luinio. s5
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
Death Of Michael L. Scallen.

The name of Michael l.. Scallen is .
familiar one 10 most of our readers in
Minneapolis and the announcement of
his death, v b Oh occurred at the family
residence, 1908 Sixth street south, last
Saturday morning, vas the oanse tof
many heartfelt expressions OF sorron
and regret. The deceased was an old
resident Of Minneapolis, having lived
here for twenty-five years, and during
nearly all of this period resided on s xth
stree south. at the number above men,
toned. Mr.. Scallen was born at
Dr"more, county OF Tyrone, Ireland, in
1919, and l., 184l was married to Susan
AeLanghlin, niece to Very Rev. Ed
ward Mclaughlin, Professor Of Theology
in the Cathol . college OF county Mon
Afghan. In lS4l Mr.. aud Mrs. ScAl|en
came to the Uui.ed States, first settling
at Lowell, Mas, where they resided for
nine years. From there they drifte /
vi the tide of emigration weetw ard
soming 10 Milwaukee, Wis, in 1852,
whee The family resided for IS years
IL 1870 they removed to Minneapolis
and here the family has since lived.
NJ. Scallen was boiler maker by occu-
patton and was the first loren in Ut the
Milwaukee Il. R. shops at Milwaukee.
He was man of temperate habits, OF
pleasant dispos tion and possessed warm
and generous heart which is 80 char,
acteristic OF the true Irishman. He was
man Of sound religious principles, a
practical Catholic, we'll posted in
matters OF theology, and was rich in
sopg, having voice sweet and melodious
ard which remained unimpaired to the
close of life. He leaves to mourn their
loss besides Mrs. Scallen, who survives
him, family of six, all grown to man.
hood, nam ". Ed. F.. J ,,seph c., Charles
J., Michael J. and William B. S:allen,
all of Minneapolis, and Daniel A, Scallen,
OF Elicott City, MI. The funeral " Is
held from Holy Rosary church last Mon
day morning at nine o'clock, solemn
requiem MACS being celebrated by Rev.
Father Bloomer for the repose of the
soul of the deceased.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17

While Jay Gould was in San Antonio
he had some washing done, which
amounted to $21. The clothes were
taken to the train too late, and the
special had pulled out. leaving the dudf
behind. The agent offered to send them
on and collect, but the laundry lyman de-
olined, saying that when he wished tc
ride on one of Mr.. Gould's railroads he
was required to pay in advance. The
Wizards SHIRTS are, consequently, still
in hook - That is good place to keep
them. too. until the bill is paid.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
Market Report.

MINNEAPoLIs. May 10.
WREAr-No. hard was steady, closing at
90c cash.
No. northern 80 bid for cash.
CORN-Light sales: SIC, according to- oona1tlon.
FLoUR-Minneapolis patents. in sacks: to local
dealers, $4.95; for shipment in sacks, car
lots, 81 2564 65 in barrels s. 6594 o5; delivered
at New England points, S. 5095 70; at New York
points. 5A15 90; rye -four. pure, nominal, At
81 75@2 per 1C0 lbs.
BRAN--H Id at 50 =.
SHonrs-Bulk, 50 Is.
OArs-No z white selling ut 13a240 on track
The range of sample sales il from 25@T cot.
RYE-Nominal at 32Gs3c for No 3.
BAILEY -Quietat from SO@35c Tor Nos / and
FL4x-ouoted at 81 ss Timothy. / 20.
BUrTER-In job lots: Fancy creamery, 1e@20e
extra frsts, 17@20; dairy. fancy, l5@18c; dairy;
seconds, 10@11c; dairy. thirds. e89c, packing
stock. 304C; grease. 2Gso
Eaas-Strictly fresh, lilo. including eases.
(sHEEsE-Fancy full cream, 10011C; 6ne full
cream. 1880; part skins. 465c.
POrArOEs-28a30c.
DREsssD MEArs-Pork. 4a5 Dor ID; veal. %
= Hnss-sal. Green salted. 4ao Sheep pelts,
PouLrRY-Live chickens Sac perlb. Live tur-
keys 7a9 per ID. Spring chickens II per ID.
Wool 1washed, 16al9c per ID: 24a8 for
tubwashed.
ONIDNs-75a1 90 per bu. ii
BEANs-Fancy navy per bu, 1.5Oal .76.
HAY-65O for wild: $50 Tor ttmOthv
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
The Bijou.

The real estate speculative craze has
been made the subject Of . farce COMEDY
satire entitled ''Town Lots" that will
be seen at this theatre for week, be-
xir ming Sunday, May 18th. Oulpepper
Meek, genius in his way, oonceives the
brilliant idea of new town IN Texas
that shall surpass any thing Of that kind
sver before attempted. He Laws Il his
town, which he gives the name Of Oul-
pepper City. aud eleoting himself mayor,
has the most gorgeous aud wonderful
maps and circulars setting forth the
many advantages of the new and mar
velous city prepared, and starts the
''boom" IN lots. 1t Is working up tins
boom that gives rise to most lauxuable
series Of complications and highly amus-
ing Situations. Meek getting everybody
entangled in his BOOM Then most
liberal supply of new and catchy songs.
medleys aud muelo and clown Lota"
will be presented just to make the public
laugh, and it is said to have been most
successful in its declared mission, that
Of creating merrlment Of the most hi
larlous kind. The B'jou patrons like to
laugh and there is no reason why even
If they don't buy town lot IN the new
sitv that they should not enjoy q laugh
ut the expense of those who do.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17

"a Danbury lady has 8 dress. worn BY
. bride in the year 100. thatweighs only
three ounces. II is white out low in the
neck, sleeveless. and we'll preserved. !
This is about the style Of the dresses
now. What story tellers these dress
makers arel They will speak Of each
recurring fashion . the --latest, z and
zone that vas never thought Of before
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
OITY BRIEFS.
The telephone call of TIE lRIsH
STANDARD Is 1854.

The telephone call of TIE lRIsH
STANDARD Is 1854.
BUY your mosquito bar at O. ~.
Bwett's, 228 Central avenue.
We lead them all in fast black cotton
hosiery, at o. T. Swett's. 228 Central
avenue.
Go to John Speedy s for wall paper.
Large assortment and elegant designs,
% Fifth street south. !
Latest STYLES in paraso1s and sun
umbreIlas. Prices the lowest, at 9. - y.
6wett's, 2z8 Central avenue.
Full line of new prints, ginghams q 9
sateens. Best assert ent in3the city at
6wett's. rs Central avenue.
Mrs. Mary Met Cue and her da g y y
Mrs. W. board of 1911 4 FOURTH ll'tl
street north. attended the funeral &, ~ g
their aunt; Irs, d1ward MUD Az 4 &. y who g
died last aesda 4, vv ! MIMI Y q
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. &C Bel anger, OF 1901 Harrison
street northeast, has gone to Vauk Geek
H II, province OF Ontario, Canada, in re
Spouse to telegram announcing the
death OF her mother, Mrs. Alexander
AoVicar. which occurred on May 9Th.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
saltwater.

sSsttiill Wate. s4s.55s.
Special Correspondents Of The Irish Standars
Mr.. Ed. O'Brien is down for few
days from Mills, Wis.
Mrs. "a. w. Eckhart is visiting with
friends at Shell Rock, Iowa.
Miss Katie Doran has returned from
Chicago, where she ha, been visiting fol
number Of days.
The Ho!oombe block on the corner Of
Maine an i Chestnut strset, was sold ut
public auction last Saturday, the highest
bidder being Mr. Alex Johns n, 81, 800.
John Glaspie is improving South
second street by the erection OF two
handsome residences for rent. The year
1890 will show much larger number OF
buildings erected, Dol private resi-
dences and business blocks, than for
many years.
The general committee on arrange
ments of the G.. T. A. q. convention are
vigorously working to complete grand
programme for the great occasion, and
accord ng to the efforts that they are
making, they will soon announce their
complete programme.
Lumberman Jas. O'Neal is to have
what the building cont actors interested
promise, will be one of the most attrac-
tive residences in the city. 1t will be
located at the corner of Fourth and
Marsh streets, and will be large and at
tho Same time very handsome in appear
anoe.
Mr.. Martin Murphy and Miss Mary
K ,ator were married Wednesday at st.
Michael's church. After the ceremony
was performed the happy couple drove
to their house on Myrtle street, where q
number of friends were in waiting to
partake of the elegant and elaborate
dinner.
Fred Douglas, the convict who es-
capped few months ago by secreting him
self in car, but who vas speedily
recapturvd, agai, effected his escape on
Monday about l pm, while the other
oonviots were in the shops, by crawling
out of the north gate between the iron
bars and The stone work, space of about
seven inches, His absence was dis
covered ten minutes after his departure.
He has made good his escape.
The Irish standard., 1890-05-17
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