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SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs Cleveland saw q good many visitors yes
terday in the early part Of the day and before
dinner went riding in her victoria, accompanied
by Mr.. George Davis, who is now M from
Annapolis on Q visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Wilson.
Invitations have been received here from
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Kelley for the marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Mary Anstiss. to NJ. Thoe.
b. Waters of this city at st. Patrick's Church,
Boston. Tuesday morning, April IL re-
ceptiou will follow the ceremony at so Camden
street The newly married coaple will hold
reception here at their future home. 1918 Yer
mont avenue, from to 10 pm. on April -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Owens have sent out cards
for the marriage Of their daughters. Miss Mar
beth to Mr.. Wilfred L. Moulton, on Wednesday,
April S. at Z O'Clock. at West Street Presby.
terrain Church, Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Sturtevant viii be a.
home Friday, the oath.
Mrs. VIM. C. Smoot, formerly Of this city,
but now OF Smoot. Neb., is in the city visiting
her brother. Mr.. D. G. Eichelberger, No. so <
street northeast.
Miss Louise Gibbons Of 1911 2sth street left
yesterday for Brooklyn, n. Y, to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. C. Reilly.
Miss Sioussat has returned after an absence Of
several weeks in Lynchburg. where she has
been the guest OF Miss Pendleton, who II so
well remembered here as the guest Of Miss
Sioussat early in the winter.
Mrs. Annie Burke and Mr.. James Cadogan,
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Arthur McDermott Tor several weeks, returned
to Baltimore yesterday.
The ladies Of ''The Friday Morning Music
Club"-which is composed Of the leading
musical amateurs in Washington-have invited
Mr.. Walter Bradley Keller Of New York. who is
known as 1.-The poet Of the piano" to give them
recital on Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
Mrs. Deans. 1856 street.
Mrs. James A. Houghton and Miss Belle R.
Hocghton, assisted by Miss Flora Mcknight Of
New York city, Miss Fannie Jacobs Of Orange,
Cal, and Miss Eva Slater, will receive Thurs
day, March %, at 1919 @ street northwest,
during afternoon and evening.
Miss Bachelor Of Portland, Me-, who has
spent the latter part Of the winter here left for
New York this morning, accompanied by Miss
Marie Wadsworth, where the young ladies' ex-
pect to remain some weeks Miss Bachelor
will also visit in East Orange before Joining
her sister, Mrs. Ned ShoweI at her country
place, Riverton. n. J., which is one Of Philadei-
phia's delightful suburbs
Miss Tallulah Mateson Powell Of Chicago is
visiting Miss Huntoon. No. Iowa circle.
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Regulations as to Defective Plumbing.
The Commissioners recently referred to the
assistant attorney for the District for opinion
the following plumbing regulations to cover de-
fective plumbing:
"Where complaint is m ade of defective
plumbing in existing houses, the owner being a
nonresident and the agent having no authority
to incur expense, an examination shall be made
by the inspector Of plumbing, and If the condi-
tions are such as to be q menace to the health
OF the occupants Of the house . notice
with detailed statement of the defects
and the cost thereof shall be forwarde
to the owner. II no answer is received from
the owner in a reasonable time Q full report OF
the case shall be made to the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia. who may in their
discretion order such plumbing and drainage
work done as in their opinion il necessary for
the safety and health Of the occupants Of the
premises, and the total cost Thereof, including
material and labor shall be charged against and
become q lien on the property.
Al houses in course Of erection, a. well a.
existing houses and premises, abutting on pub
lie sewers and water nsins provided by the en-
gineer department Of the District Of Columbia
shall be connected Herewith.
In his opinion rendered today Mr.. Thomas
says he thinks the first regulation il bad for
want Of power to enforce it The second, how
ever, 10 reasonable and such . one - the Com
missioners have power to make.
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Army Orders.

Leave Of absence based on surgeons certif-
cate Of disability is granted Cadet Horatio I.
Lawrence, fourth class, United States Military
Academy, until June Is.
Leave Of absence on surgeons certificate Of
disability granted First Lieut.. Thos. c. Patter-
son, first artillery, extended three months ON
account Of sickness.
Special order directing the transfers Of Post
Chaplains George W. Dunbar and John d.
Macomber is revoked
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The Minister TO France.

Ex-senator Eustis, the new minister to France,
says he expects to assume his duties at Paris
about the 18th Of April. His wife and son,
Mr.. N. B. Eustis, will 60 to Paris with him.
1t Is said that the new minister will retain Mr..
Henri Vignaud g. secretary Of legation. Mr..
Vignaud has acted as secretary Of legation to
the minister to France since 1870. Mr.. Eustis,
the ministers son, will probably BE- appointed
assistant secretary Of legation.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE IND LOT
ON STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, CORNER OF
ALLEY, AND KNOWN AS AL.
By virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
$3.50. folio 4O6 ct Of the land records the
District of Columbia and at the request Of
secured thereby, l. the undersigned. surviving
tee will offer for sale by public auction in front Of
the premises. on TUESDAY. TwENrY-FIRST
MARCH. 1893. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ the following described real estate situate and
being in the city Of Washington, D. c. TO wit: Part
Of original lot square 5l2 beginning the south
east Of said lot and running thence north
alley ITO feet thence west 20 feet inches. thence
south ITO feet thence east 20 feet linches the
ginning, together with improvements, nc.
Terms One fourth cash, the residue in three equal
instaments at two and three with interest
the rate OF per per annum, payable semi an
nualy secured by deed Of trust the property sold
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit
500. upoa acceptance o. bid II the terms of sale
not ccmpHed ~.h within hseen days from the day
Of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of ths defaulting pur
chaser after i've days OF such ressls in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. c. All
conveysncine and recording at the cost Of the pur
chaser, THOMAS A. GOODMAN.
mhS-dEds Surviving Trustee
RTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. TWENTY-THIRD MARCH, at the
THOMAS A. GOODMAN,
mh22-dads Surviving Trustee.
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Lincoln Relief Corps' Violet Tea.

Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps gave q violet
tea at Lincoln Post Hall, corner Of It'll and L
streets northwest, last night A program Of
songs. recitstions, &C., was given, after which
the audience were invited to make themselves
ct home. The hall was tastsfully Decorated and
there was . table decorated with violets, ct
which coffee, tea and sandwiches, cake, Ice
cream, &C., were served There were gipsy
tent, picture gallery and Lemonade booth. A
large audience was present and enjoyed them-
selves until Q hate hour.
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1Gr. Warmers Figures.
March a, 1884.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Your reporter incorrectly reported me -
quoting from the census Of 1880. 20 - 10 mako
IL appear that but s455< per cent Of tie popuia-
The total population was given in round
number - e, Boz, co., Native white born Of
native parents, q, $50 900; whites Of foreign
birth er foreign pszentass, q, 800 900.
a q. WA1HxR.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Schooner Gilmore Dove. Nomini. 40 cords woods.
Carter Clark. Schooner Lottie Carter. Gaskins,
Nan3emoy. 40 cords wood. Carter & Clark Schooner
Dorchester. Headley. Coan river, 45 cords wood
Schooner c. Semon. Baltimore. fertilizer Cropley
Boteler Schooner Sunny South. Gibson. St. Mays
river. 400 bushels oysters. Schooner Pomeroy WILL
ing. Coan river. 400 bushels oysters.
SAILED.
Schooner Crosswell. Evans. Coan. Schooner ". d.
Clark: Nash. Nomini Schooner Gertie. Rollins.
Wader bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Az e:ss o'clock last evening slight IRE took
place In the basement Of ISIS e street. north
vsst occupied BY Isaae Smith and ovnsd
. can Of Gasolins.
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T ,ATIMER SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.
sHAsE A.
RokEsH STOCK FAEIs LEEsBURe. VA.
q saS 5aHos
aon q t6s RoEeby STOCK Farm EIGHT ane - young.
,cLoyEEBnooK.A Ss.utsiful bay. .hr.e,sourtes
has perfect manners and should make perfect family
ILKMo9DzA very SsnS:em, h,.st ssls.ns: s
hor:s out szossins
MERRY LEGS AND sHh6T-A cros.-m.tched pair
Of cobs black and iron gray ssldnsA Is 10 hands,
md
.s:
SS1E ~ hands s. Of
These IS are beautifully matched no White nne
~r.rv now AVN IsT : Dss -. On.
Ave years. sixteen hands. kind and perfect manners
This team is erandy bred. has very hiRh action great
ofesed in thi. city. '''''" 'n' nne'' 'ea" ever
anS .r dat
ers and soldiers and are more desirable IN every way
horses were raised in our own neis6borhood and. be-
ing accimated. we'll bred and we'll broken, should
find ready market
%, On e a At Downeys stables. street near
$es aR'
(NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ On G STREET SOUTH BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH STREETS EAST. IN CITY OF WASH
BY virtue of 4 decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia in equity cause numbered 1924
THIRD DAY OF APRIL; 1898. AT HALF-PAsT
at public auction to the highest and best bidder there
for all of lot numbered five 90. according to Oliver
Coxs recorded subdivision Of square south of square
thousand and tfteen t1015I in the city of Wash
tngton. District Of Columbia. improved by two-story
brick house.
The terms Of sale are oue-third of purchase money
in cash and balance in two equal payments and
twelve months from Of sale. bearing and
satisfactorily secured. Coayeyancing and recording
dtrds f. iapr ,,,.l,1
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A Just Verdict.

The ladies Of Washington have rendered the foa,
lowing verdict:
ave md that diamond dyes make rich. bright,
unfadine colors. are easy 70 use. and work won.
ders I'm making old gowns. jackets. ribbons, feafh.
ers. &C. look like new. They come In the fashion,
standard shades"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

The Advnncsmsnx Of Taste
leads % the best Of evsfy thing ohsainabla. xpo-
nenced smokers get Old Dominion ODnrVefn.
Ph0eogTsph IN svsry packaeA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E'OR sALE-A CLIENT AUTHORIZES ME TO TX
change his handsome house in New York city over
looking Riverside drive for house In Washington;
msis-ils CHAkTEs Early. Sos 14fh Il. NV.
L,oR sALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
for IN apartment house on St n. ". opposite
franklin Park; ~ IT, ~ In x14 IT, to 3Qft alley
improved By three story p b. houses and stables IN
rear.
AABg,yto. Dr. D. NJ OGDEN: Executor.
FOR sAtE-Two SQUARES FROM THE CAPT
and press brick bay window fronts steps cleo
tic bells and lighting; speaking tubes handsome
cabinet msntels; concreted cellar furnace; pantry
and g. m ; easy terms. Apply to
mh13-1m 400 n. J. ave.s.e.
EoR sALE--TwO DESIRABLE BROwN-sTONE
y houses ON st. NV. ut low price; $4,000 each
mni1-i4. CHARLES EARLY. COB l4th st. NV.
EOR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE
front houses north OF Dupont Circle contain nine
thsee houses for %, 500 each on easy terms.
For fuu particulars call upon
FOR SALE-we are authorized, by the owner to
oner new three-story brick dwelling on Ut. near
N. h ave. n ". at special price TO effect quick
sale honse contains fourteen rooms, bath and cellar;
II heated by furnace; II finished in natural wood has
handsome cabinet rnartels; is handsomely papered
and wired for electric gas Lighting.
Lot 22x1OO to wide alley.
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
tA28 Cor. 10th and @ SITS. a. ".
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EoR sALE-BY J. F. wAGGAMAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER,
700 14TH ST. NV

sO II n ~ W.
We Jus. finishing by day labor several s-ssory
Englse basement houses 9. df erent desizns Srooms
nantels. open rreplaces and every modern improve
ment; location unsurpassed; on broad avenue and
tionsl Library and cable cars; prices. Is $50 to
60. 600. terms to suit.
FOR SALE-F1ne investment-fve brick stores
we'll located on good business street with two car
lines; all permanently well rented
FOR sALE-vsry chesp-for ss 500: within two
blocks Of Dupont Circle; handsome 3-story lO-room
houses
FOR sALE-S27 500; on New Hampshire ave \
sssne and brick ifOns residence L 1oo%s ii IN psr
feet condition
FOR sALE-For s45. 900; one Of the finest corners
in Washington. facing park. with - rooms; finished
in OAK and cherry lot aszl24. with large stable.
FOR sALE-Greas bargain for sl2. 900: beau.ifu full
corner residences well built handsomely finished and
pzpered throughout.
FOR sALE-cHEAP HOMES; several decided bar.
gains In houses $500 to 5000 dssirably located
UNIMPROvED.
block Of 34I, 200 50 H. Of rround on st. extended
block of rood business and street car center where
ground sells for many times our prics.
frontage Of 200 r. on 7th St n. " mar Ylorida
ihre. v.lu.bl. economical corner. in highly I'M
proved square big chance for builders.
FOR sALF-MoRRIs ADDITIoN-Buy q lot .,
cali special attention 70 this property as sordins
an e.sesns Sgpcrsunity fSr and cnesT
Is minutes wax from car iinss and directly on ne.
build. WV " jSo. %AaaAMAN:
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Hun ShLr~ x,on---r.-
zoos 18th st. Iao0sto 2oe7 st. b.
14so' 9th ST. 5 5. 2sio to &asi Bounasey wv
12r 3D. 600 st, h. 4r. all .16, 800
1I3S st n W. b, 2024 to 2O42 Boundary
nj. 600 ST. h. AZ. all....15. 100
11S5 st. h. m j. i9o3 H st. IN. 7r....I2. 900
1859, 40 and AZ st. Ss2s to 1884 P st. b.
N. l2r..-:..:--1O 500 5r................7.00 0
2120 ST. b. lar. TO- 600 1919 ST. b. m 6r g. COO
liza 18th st. b b. i, 1853 and SIS both st.
1Or ...............1 10 COO b. Or each. ..... g. 500
Store and dwx 1910 t2129 Va ave, In. II. 6. $50
21st st. b b. 9, 500 to g. alley bet anu
p ST. b. llr.-...S. 500 n, IL 10 SITS g. 900
2U7 @ 81. b. III ]. 141S 18th Of. fh, 7r O. 600
10r. 3. 900 433 to AL Prathers
lbs 9th at. h. Or ., 600 alley. b. 4r. g. coo
l421 Boundary. b, 1923 Goth st. bh. Or.
nj. Sr...........1.10 100 and houses in rear
IFS 18th st. b, Or. Ar each. ..........6 900
and houses rear. Z. 01O 2013 ST, h, B. 900
s., 81, h. Or. N e. 600 s:S3 S:fo I'D st. h.
So, 9th st. h. N Or. esch. ........4. 500
2e11-22i3 9TH ST. h. BIN, m i. Or A. 400
water. Or. .....--..4, o0Ol
The above 10 only portion Of the property on nv
books For full list call a. ONCE for bulletin issued
on the LIST and 10Th -
mh17 THOs. z. wAGGAMAN.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Two $500 eo.,ases to Us essS and s5 mo-
Two 81 5o0eo:tasss. sto iors s45 cash aud s45 mo.
of, 81 the above n SofaTes are to the Sta
fences. out1uildinEs &c on lots that e9atsin Is 600
Washington on the wash branch Of the B. o. r. 4.
also on the nsof the proposed boulevard and electric
pcs: Office. schools. churches. &C. Communication tickets
yak " ssn: ssss APpy y
I'm. or p m at Lakeland. Inquire for T. J. CABLE.
Supt. mh7-3m
EoK sALE-ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE;
BfATTiFuL GROVES AID LAWN.
One block from station.
Either or IL acres Of around.
mhi ieEi s'n SSH rsc JOHNSON CO..
EoR sALE-HOUSEs AND LOTS At COLLEGE
Lots 5o1a 9 9 ssss !. Sd $500 and $500
foI IL
GaSfap fas' s s5zs e o. : s5Rassos CO..
EoR sALE-A. DELIGHTFULLY."-, SITUATED
;srss. car. Inquire at III Maple ave. Hnsss..i..
4 LANDS Within radius Of 3 mics from Wash.
iaStSn ppR 'sf
NEW NINE-RooM FURNISHED. HOUSE FOR
~ rent for one year; good water and shade x mile
mhi-3m: ' o. Z. HINE. Vienna. We.
FOR RENT-A 7,RooM COTTAGE ON RAILROAD
ave-. Hvattsville; water in kitchen; good garden
sd
EoR sALE-HoTEL. FURNISHED. SHORT DIS
lance from city Price low sDEifEE RsIfssss;Ss.
CoR sALE-HoUsE, EIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
large lot fruit trees. Cal or address T. J. PUT,
NAM So Franklin St. Anscostia. mh15-1m.
For sAIE-Iors.
WESLEY HEIGHTS"
WESLEY HEIGHTS"
WESLEY HEIGHTS"
Opposite the American University.
Which il to cost ten million dollars.
And Mas ave.. leo feet WIDE. extended.
Running toit
15 minutes from Dupont Circle.
30 minutes from White House.
The best Investment in the northwest
part of Washington and overlooking
the city. Scenery Grand.
500 lots already sold to ths bsst class
Of invsstorA
Why place your money whore yen
only realize from 3to par cant whsn
this irvsstmsnt VIII not pay Les thaa
from 20 Ito I. 600 per cent Small Gosh
payment balance On long tina
JOHN ,. wAeaAMAx
nAs-ln 10 lAxA n ~
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ENOR SALE-REiL ESTATE-THE FOUR-STORY
L brick dwelling 173A Corcoran st. containing II
rooms and bath with all modern conveniences will be
sold on easy terms. II. L. GOODMAN.
nl6-wSs.H 6O3 18th st.
LOR SALE OR LEASE-FROM OWNER: VERY
nne house IN Mount Pleasant: 33O3 18th st. II
rooms; lar-e cellar and attic; all !. nne well
back buildings and stable fe2.} Inn
t'Oh SALE-DECIDED BARGAIN-FIVE BRICK
houses six rooms and bath; on 18th st. near ST.
mh1l-l4, CHAPi,ES FaPIy COS IAN Al m n
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALE-cHEAPEsTLoTI IN MT. PLEASANT,
Also the following:
Corner in MI Pleasant; two squares from cable; on
grade splendid site foT large block Of houses doc
shalo corner with large front on 15thst &c.
Shallox iot 40,ft 'front.' 16sh st. above Kenessw &c
18th. el25, and numerous other fne lots Mt.
Pleasant. Columbia HEIGHTS, Ingleside Holmesd
Manor and Petwood, from 30,. foot up.
mills FULTON LEWIS. 1888 r Ut.
E,OR sAI.E-CoUNTRY PROPERTY-PROPERYT
II ION THE 1TH ST. ROAD Is RAPIDLY EN-
HANGING IN VALUE AND EARLY BUYERS WILL
OFFER FOR FEW DAYS A TRACT OF as ACRES
NEAE SILVER SPRINGS ON THE LINE OF THE
ACRE.
THIS IS AN EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE PIECE
OF PROPERTY AND SHOULD COMMAND THE
ATTENTION OF INVESTORS AND sPECULA.
TORS.
II is SUSCEPTIBLE OF AN ECONOMICAL, SUB
DIVISION AND LOTS WILL SELL READILY,
ABRAHAM FISHER,
mh1Ss. m. wa 6io Ut. n. W.
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Col. Paul r. Albert Of Chattanooga, Tenn, 10
stopping az the Ebbitt. He is one OF the finest
specimen Of the Tennesseean now in Washing
ton. Col. Albert has q great deal to say about
his wonderful city, and be never tires in sing
ing its praises He says, ''the plucky city Chs
is the soubriquet by which Chattanooga 10
known is the largest city Of its size in the world
1t furnished Postmaster. General Key during
the HAYES administration and First Assistant
Postmaster General H. Clay Evans during the
Harrison administration" Mr.. Albert Is the
chairman of the city democratic executive COM
mittee. and has done good service for his party
since his residence in Chattanooga of over
twenty years. Herepresented Tennessee at the
annual dinner Of the National Capital Press
Club Saturday evening.
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JOHN y. wAaaAMAA.
nAs-ln 10 llGA n ~
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I,OR SALE-THE OWNER ABOUT TO BUILD
can furnish 2)fOot east front lot 18th
FLORIDA n. party will bIid with hin.
Only So 800. which il 81. coo less than anything
be had this fashionable street. save builders
'FRONT.' and build your own home further ADVANTAGES
can be snOwn upon interview. Address OWNER NJ,
Star Office IT.
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Stop Ar1sa Rent
VERY CHEAP.

VERY CHEAP. EASY TERMS.
We have two modern houses near
Dupon. Circle built Of brown stone and
brick her of which would make
desirable home for the possessor. Has
three stories and BASEMENT contains
nine rooms and bath. with all modern
improvements; three rooms deep : heated
oy furnace; electric bells; electric gas
lighting handsomely papered; cabinet
manteis &c. lots are 1880 to clean,
weii-paved Alley. Price b but %. 600.
cHAs- EARLY.
COS 18th ct. n "
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21
CENT REPAS GRATIS
FOarni aux TraYaillants par Ie
Palace ClOfhing Co.


Sachant gum nombre consid6-
rable. de bons ct honnetes travail
lants sont maintenant sans ouvra
ge ct sont r6elleaent dams un
grand besoin, nous nous sommes
d6cld6s 3 les alder autant que
nous le pourons suivant nos fai-
bles moyens. LA soei6t6 de charlie
q biz vonlu distribuer pour nous
100 tickets pour le Central w. G.
4. q. Coffee House chaque Jour
jnsqn'a nouvel ordre. Nous pre-.
mons &c moyen de distrlbuer, car
cette msison charitable connait
mieux que nous csux qui en- ont le
plus grand besoin. Veuillez pre-
senter yotre ticket q Ia porte)
Nous esp6rons que les autres mai
sons de commerce suivront notre
exemple, car les indigsnts qni sont
maiDtenant dams le bosom, cont
cenx qni contribuent le plus pour
la prosperit6 de Is vile dams he
temps ordinaires.
PALACE CLOTHING co
315-17-l9 21-23 NicolIzt Avs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21

EZs go
Phil Scheig, le jeune employ6
de la Bank Of Minneapolis" qui
|s'est s'est reconnu coupable de
vol an prejudice de cette institu-
ton q etc condamn6 d sept ans ct
SIX mois de p6nitencler par le iu-
ge Jamison lundi q dix heures du
matin.
Nine Floyd ct ses deux fls, ac-
cns6s de complicit6 dams le vol ont
plaid6 .'non coupsble". Leur pro-
cos a etc remls au "a janvier pro
chain ct les trois personnes ont
etc remis en- liberte apres avoir
fourni les $500 dollars qui leur
.6taient demand6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21
MARRIAGE FASHIONABLE

Mercredi proclaim, 81 couran'
q huit heures du soir, aura let
dams "a plymouth Church" lie ma
rage de M. Cavonr s. Langdo1
Lfisde l'honorable r. B. LaDgdon
avec Mile Mable Shaw, file dc
honorable Juge Shaw.
a tout les titres len deux futurs
sont aussi estim6s quill sont ad.
mir6s de tons ceux qui ont lhon-
neur de les conntftre.
L'EoHo DE LOUEsT prize lei.
deux futures epoux d'accepter LEI
m~eilleurs souhaits de bonheur 81
de pIOsoerite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21

Oeux de nos abonn6s, qui par
hasa1d, No recoivent pas le journal
peuvent s'aprrsser soft = Ia phar-
#macie de N. T. r. RiviAre, ll01
coin de Adams ct Broadway. colt
au magasin de hardes faites de
Young & Belanger 1Ol ct 103 Ave
nue. Oentrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21

lie mare EustisSa mis- en- pratt.
one une nouveile innovation: Oalle
de fare donner Ia soupe anx vega
bonds qni passeDt la mutt = "a sla.
ton de police, avant gu lls neQuit-
tent le matin, ce lien hospitsller.
Compliant sur 100 pe1aonnes en-
vilon chaque jjour,la d6pense totale
iusqnn'an premier mars n'excedra
pas 27o dollars.
O''est nne bagatsIIe comparatlYe-
mon. 81 bien quisen esultera
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21

Deux negres 90 sont pris de que
relle samedi dernier. D6daignant
lie rasoir, l'arme favorite de ses
semblables, johnson q pris son re-
yelver ct q tue Rollers.
Aux drrniAres nouvelles rassas-
Sins n'6tait pas encore arret6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21

Emission 4 EXPEDITE de Califor-
ME dams Est pour 100000 de
dollars de fruits ysrts.
Voulez-vous SAVIOR comment
goyagar bon m1rch6 adressez-vons
aau
sOalifornia Bnreanof Information
RoomsI138 Guaranty
Minneapolis, Mimi
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-21

Dimanche dernier, . Ia grand
messe, dams p6qllse Notre Dame
de sLoardes, le ksv PAre Gems,
cure de rEglise Saint-Lawrence, q
fait I'M magnjfque sermon sur Ia
grandeur du S.cerdoce, en- tsrmes
approplies q Ia Circumstance, ct
avec cette facilit6 d'expressions
qui fait qo'on Anne toujours 3 Zen
tandre.