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Summer Underwear

Mems Balbriggan Shirts, all sizes. Three garments for $I.oo. Maybe you've often paid 50 cents each for no better.
 Shirts and Drawers in natural and balbriggan colors that cannot be beaten for the money,-5o cents each. The shirts have Penang fronts, pearl buttons. Drawers, double seats, tape seams and pearl buttons.
 Washable Jap. Silk String Ties, 2 for 25 cents. Pay dollar and get no more beauty.
 Latest Ties for Ladies, at 25 and so cents. Tecks, Four-in-hands and Bows. Mems Furnishings. Millinery
 Fine imported white Leg horn Hats, ladies' and chil- dren's sizes, unusually good value at 75c. each.
 Lot of Ladies' Trimmed Straw Hats and Turbans with the price worked down to SI.oo-SI. so-$2 %, to make room for new summer goods.
 800 yds. of qRibbon. Plain Gros Grain with satin edge, also Satin and Cros Grain, and Moire Ribbon, mostly light colors.
 These ribbons are I, 1H and 2H inch widths. More than half of them marked down from 5 and 7c. a yd. Now, all at SC. a yd. Millinery Parlors,
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Notice.

After an absence of two years I will again return to the boarding and livery stable, Al Union street, which has been occupied lately by w. D. Augur
 je7 If c. E. CRUTTENDEN.
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Pants that Pay

mothers for buying. 200 pairs of Boys Wash Pants made of uncommon cotton cloth with the style, fit and construction of h i g h e r price goods, Tip top sum- mer knee pants for boys 4 to IA years old. To quicken Saturdays trade, we've put on the quick-step price of 25 cents. You may buy plenty of pants at that fgure--such as they are, but ne0er such as these are.
 Bargain Table. No.1.
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The difference in Trunks lies in the one word. DURABILITY.
 In Trunks or in Straw Hats, therefore, the reliability of the firm is a consideration of first importance.
 BROOKS < CO,
 Chapel and State.
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Ribbons.

k1DD0ns.
 Increasing business, far more than we ever before knew. There's a reason--you know it. Saturday buyers should test such values as this. All Silk Satin Ribbon, also Gros Grain Satin Edge, a magnifi- cent assortment of colors. No. 5, 4c. the yard. No. 7, SC. the yard. No. 9, 7c. the yard. No. IF, 9c. the yard.
 No. 16, 1Oc. the yard.
 No. aa, 12hc. the ard.
 No. 40, 17c. the yard.
 5-inch, 10c. the yard. Shirt Waists. Here's an interesting fact. 50 dog. Shirt Waists for large, small and medum-sized women g, 34, 36, 38, 40 and AZ. Splendid line styles, pointed yoke, extra large sleeves, laun- dered collar, cuffs and front
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"lsAimnIi "~vuItD.

AGRICULTURAL DEpARTMENT, 0FFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
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The Flannel Section feels very much Aattered over the sales of Crochet Bed Spreads, Grated at $I.25) selling at 8oc. each.
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No. Parasols and Sun-um- brellas are not sold any more on the Temple St., side, but at the main store entrance. The change of br1ces is in your favor, too.
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BOYS SUITS.

Beautiful little doubIebeasted Su with sailor collars Boys to years for S35O, Eight styles sold by IT, w x for $5 and $6 at wholesale. ISx lots of Boys doubebreasted Suits years The same lots were sold at wholesale by T., w. & N fo $3,5o and $4. Ten lots of Boys Suts l6 years for S25 helr prices a wholesale were $4 and SS. Eight lots of Boys Suits l6 years all very fine and every way elegant suits for S4H5 These the egua S7.5o $8. 90 and $Io Suits. Young Mems suits sizes 31 for $6.5O regular $lo Suits The same for Young Men for $780, the regular $l grade Other ots the same szes for S.5O that regular $ Suits Very fine Suits for Young Men for $975 many lots tn price, and they the same that T.. w. N. have bee
 obbng for $3so $14 and SIS, double and singebeaste light and dark coors blacks and blues included. In order make this sale douby interesting Boys Depa ment we have made big in the prices of much of own stock in order to BRING It down, speak, le el with the prices for Thompson, Willis X Newgents sod For instance, Boys Suits, $6.5O and $7.5O that and $I2 sizes 3I to B. Boys Suits for $50O to years that $75o $S5o $lo
 90 dozen Boys and Chidens Flannel, Chevio and Perc Waists for 49c. that 75c. and $I.oo We unhetatngy say that there's in it for purchasers in any stock that we ever sold.
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TELEPHONE No. 3ss.

uate a Large and Indescriba ble Variety c Link and Lever Buttons, and
 Shirt Waist Studs in White Metal and Roll Gold, 25c. a set
 In Sfey1ing Silver, go and 75c. a set. When we say Sterling, we
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,TT 
 NEU ADYEKTIS lgHEN lh JO-DAl. Auction Sale-R. E, Mallory pohee-Goodwin's 544 State Street. Duly Chat-Malley, Neely x Co. Dr,hennedy's Fayorite Remedy-At Druggists For Sale House-John I Soan For Rent-Fioor-B,, This Office. For Rent House-t. w. Benedict. For Sale Piano --59 Dixwell Avenue. For Rent esidence+H. k. Wilcox. Graud Shopping Einporiunl-F. M. Brown & Co. Ladies Sults-Wm. Frank S Co. New Potatoes D. D. Welch x son. PaWson Part-E. H. Martin. Photo Paror At Beers Paper er-Chatfeld Paper Co. Irunks-Brooks S Go. Wedding Presents-At Durants. Wanted-B0y-Box 302. Wanted-Situation-1 Lafayette Street. Wanted-Man--Rest Nanted-Situatlon-- C., This Office. Wanted-Girl POS Whall v Avenue.
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WAsBNGToN D. C.. June7, 1895. SD. m. Forecast for Saturday For New Hampshire Vermont, Connecticut and eastern New York Fair, warmer, northerly winds.
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MALLEY*NEErY@DS'
Towel Triumphs

sold m the Linen Oourt, not far from the winsome woven whiteness for summer dresses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

At the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Irwin.
$40 Maryland Avenue, u parlor sociablo
was given on Wednesday evening, April
II. TO AIR. Samuel Irwin. A very pleasant
evening was spent IN playing parlor
games elnging, recitation and instrGi
mental music turing the evening. The
Brandywlne singing class and the Pas.
time Musical Club favorsd the com pany
with several fine selections. At 10 o'clock
tho guests were Invited to the dlningroom
where overladen taUles were set with all
refreshments OF the season Among
those present were MI. and Mrs. Johi |.
Irwin. Alrs. Gall. anu Mrs. Meredith
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift and family, Mr. and
Mrs, Dlll. Samuel and John Irwin, Jr,,
Missee Cora Gail, Sallle Croes Lizzie
Smith. Eva Stant Auule Hawke May
Smith, and the Misses Dickers0n and
solomon, Messrs Elmer Solomo on, Reed,
Gross, Goelln Miller, Thompson. Hender.
81, Miller. Roberts, Meredith, eenwelI,
slant. lschain. Lloyd, Green, Hendsrer.
Henry, bailey, Wright McFarlan and
many more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

HAMMoND-on April 10 Robert IT. Ham.
monh, ot 1905 Heald street. Was born in
ToehosterCo Md, ls4 .; he leaves IL wife
ami two sons.
Funeral ssth. ut O'Clock from bis late resi-
denCe.
MCDowELL--On April 18TH. 1895. Jamos L.
Mcdowell. at his late residence, 800 Beta
ware Avenue.
Relatives, friends nnd members OF Friend
ship Faro CO., are invite 10 aitedd the tun-
eraI from his laio residence 9b0 DeItwars
Avenue. Monday morning -. Hequiem
mass AZ sacred Heart Chnrch. lnterment
ut Cathedral Cemetery.
AlESANDER-0n April 18th, 1906 Henry
H. Alexander aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends nre invited 10 attend
the funeral services at hrs late res iGence
Gnra4che TOAD and Ruttonwood street on
sunday 2lst inst. at % clock. Inter me MT
Monday nj Phoen&vilR Pa.
est Ca stcr p ipers please copy
kIGG-Un April 18th. Anna II. king wife of
George L. King. at her home 1923 Poplar St.
aged "a years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in
vlted to alton! tho services in Epwerth NJ.
e. Church. tomorrow saturday alteI noon at
2u'clock intermont at idpcrview Cemetery.
''one more link to bind us to heaven"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Chas Ryan, Druggist. Springfield, Iii.
writes japanese plie Curo 10 a Dix sell
or and has given entire satisfaction, ok
cept IN one cUse. which wa, made entirely
satisfactory by Your promptly rounding
the s. 60"
= Miiiats bras Store Ip2 Mar, OF atroct and
y, b Dauiurth, Sc soud and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

The season u special interest at Asbury
Church will begin sunday. the 2Sth Inst.
The Rev. Owen Hicks, d. D.. OF Pennsyl-
vania, will preach both morning and
evening and will deliver his great lecture
on Explosives from my old Knapsack"
Monday evening. III. Hlcks has famous
war record that he relates in this lecture.
The Grand Army will be specially inter.
ested. On Tuesday. tho 30th. the Spring
revival services will begin. The pastor.
Dr.. Howard. hns secured the telvices OF
Rev. James III. Wilson and his vile, the
famous EasternShore evangelists. 10 assist
In tho meetings. Great times are looked
for at old Asbury from tho extra eilrrts.
as she is a revival church. und besides The
Efforts Of MIR. Wilson aid wife never fail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Prol, Goldey OF tho Commercial Col.
}cge, reports great Increase IN the mum.
bsr OF students the present month over
any month since his location In our city,
and 100 per cent. more than In the month
81 April, 1894. lie looks upon this inetease
as an Indication OF general prosperity in
All branches OF business Il r1ughont the
country, and holds that the dun times are
~ an end, We hope that lie is right. as
4 f,ture are hundreds and thousands OF men
seeking employment. and when they all
lind II there will be renewal oil ths nal,
cyon DAYS Of 1892. No devoutly wish for
such Joyous consummation, as not only
Nj. Goldeys Commercial College pnt
every other useful institution in oui
country will prosper.
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FOURTH EDITION


The Hamilton debating Coterle held Its
annual reunion at the 6Hbles last night
Nav and old members gathered at the
& 6aim2 Lint and discussed the society's
4 future. George 8. Aiimon was toast maa
ter. President Smith made an address.
MIR. Towaseu responded TO the toast
s1hs SchoolmasteH;A Me-. Slocomb spoke
Tor the Hamilton Debating Ooterie. and
law was represented by MIR. SulEger an
medicine by DR.. Bfisgs. A recitation was
given by MIR. Wheias. Mr.. Garrett MADE
I. 4 humorous speeeh on "Woman," and Mr..
Pelton, the drawing teacher OF tho High
School, responded to the toast. The
Ladies'" business" was represented by
tlr. lizard.
Otnar speakers were Ne ssrs. Willis
Taylor aud Palmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Union A. NJ. r. Church. French street
above iath. Rev. VIM. n. Guy. pastor. At
1 1875 a. m. and 7.so D. ~. preachinx. Sun.
tiay school asnp. ms Young Peoples .. T.
prayer meeting p m.
Union A. NJ. Il. Mission, fth HbN button.
wood. Kev. q. IL. Boutiea. pastor Preach.
Ing 1880 u IN nui 30 p NJ. Sunday school
IN. Love feast a m. Preaching III by
hcv W. ii Guy.
st. Paul's A. u. Church. South Whining
ton, Rev. q. h. DIvens p lstor Preaching at
1890 n M 10y Rev W u Hicks. 3p IN by Rev
VIM Ashley and 30 p IN by pastor Sunday
school 2pin.
Peter Spencer's Mission. OIL the tnnscwny.
Il u Salisbury, pastor. Pre- aching 10 n NJ aud
Z IS pm Morning subject "rne King In His
Beuuty.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

The following witt DO O schedule OF the
Glasses now forming at tho Y. NJ. O. A.
Building sos West street Monday morn.
Ing. Executive meeting 1880 O'Clock.
Monday evening Chorus class by Prof.
Beach o'clock }. Tuesday afternoon,
class In dressmakinR from $50 to 431
taught by lady from tho Drsxel Instl-
tute. Philadelphia. Tuesday evening.
class In drassmaking from Z to O'Clock.
Wednesday, evening class IN physical
culture taught by Miss Durham gradu.
ate OF EInerson's School OF oratory Bos.
ton y O'Clock. Thursday evening class
IN eiocutlon and physical culture taught
by Miss Durham O'clock The Homo
Secretary always at the association rooms
ready to rec9lya the nam - of any who
wish to enroll as members of the assoot-
alton or the claese3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

In the kindergarten department OF pub
no school Mold yesterday afternoon was
celebrated the birthday OF Friedrich Fre'
bel. the author OF tho kindergarten sys-
tenn OF teaching. The exercises consisted
Of songs anu recltations.and at their CON
ciusion the Della wnre kindergarten asso.
clation presented q portrait of Frnbei Ice
cream and cake were afterward served.
the birth OF Fronbel occurred Ia l1s3. Ills
iirst school was opened In 1910. The cele.
bration yesterday was on the 18TH ami
ve-sary OF his birth and probably the ffty'
NTH OF tho estabi ishnent OF the flrst KIN
dergarten school, 1t Doubtless having
been opened In a garden, and out.of
Doors la the summer of 1870
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

1t has been said In the morning paper
that the old Lewis building corner of
Seventh and Market streets, was hard to
tear down after being condemned by the
Building Inspector Daniel Dnhl. Arehl.
tect Edward Rlce. who Is IN charge Of
the removing OF The old building, says
That IL It hnd not been for the care used
by the contractors, Messrs. Lynn and
Phillips. the old walls In each story
would have been III danger of falling.
The old building was not condemned any
too soon aud all citz rs should thank
Daniel Dohl for his efficiency us building
Inspector III this case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Captain Mari took n party ct Rent7s-
men on ms yacht Esther down tho Della.
ware, on Erlday nflcrnooa The run to
Delaware City was made IL one hour and
ten m!nutes, much to tho delight OF the
CaEtain, and the qualification OF his
friends. They encountered some Usher
men on The trip and secured several
cholch sind at 20 cents apiece, and those
Afforded dslghtful supper
his afternoon The Ca I,tnin, after having
Ills beard taken of, Ids moustach curled
ami hail nicely e5mbed ut Parkers, took a
party OF young ladies' u sailing aud had a
delightful time, The captain was gallant
and poilto, and the ladies' very happy,
hAll is well that ends well ih
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Mr.. O. 4. Middleton. corner Fourth
and King streets. Is having put down a
Porcelain Iemant pavement around his
buiidlng. lie has had an excavation
made and placed large butt!e contain
ing the names OF the different tenants In
the stored In upper stories OF the build
Ing with their autographs. simmons *
Bro. will do the work. 1t - eurnised
that the coming woman one hund red
years from now will he surprised on dig
GiHg up this bottle on learning that men
really conducted business In 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Mickey McDuff-Cassius Flanagan,
prepare ter die, fur wit ono swipe of
Inc trusty biade-and if miss yer dere
won't be sreo lef standin in dis part
of der forest.
Mr.. Flannigan-say, Mac, dis amt
no woodchoppin contest, nor baseball
game. Dis is a broadsword contest for
points. Now, mark me! When leads
Marguerite Martin ter de altar. I'm 60
in rr wear yer scalp fer necktie. So,
lay on, MoDuff, I'm burned if / kin
ever take bluff!-Truth.
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Taermometrlcni RECORD.
U.s.. DEP ARTMENr OF AGitlUu LTURE
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE
Il rIAInnE Mn Aurll %

The tabls below gives the tempera.
tuTe and the state of the weather ut q
o. m. to-day at the stations named:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

!. Joseph II. Hammitt OF this city and Niles
Emma L. Mearns OF Chester were maria d
In the latter city last night in the pres
ence OF hundred friends and relatives,
many OF whom were from this city. The
ceremony was performed OF the home OF
the BRIDES parents. No. 1885 Providence
avenue. and by Rev. A. N. Keigwin OF
this city. The biide was attired In a
handsome white satin dress cut entrain
and carried flowers. Tie bride and groom
were the recipients OF very many present
among them being a beautiful oil paint.
ing, eneased In a massive gilt frame. ex.
ecuted In colors. by Clawson Hammitt OF
this city. After q wedding supper Mr..
and Mrs. HhmpIitt left on tour. aud
upon their return Will reside here.
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Mig IinckeI Shop Men Fail.

BCslOn, Mass. April lV-lhe baldwin
Bros. Company, of this city. CONTROL.
ing with one exc ption. the lnt goat eys.
TEN OF BUCKET shops in the country, aslgn.
ell to day. The firm controlled about rs
Offices outside OF this city
They had a capital stock of 500 900.
The bull market OF tho last nine weeks
has been disastrous to the firm. Presl-
dent A. II. baldwin said tonight that
tho entire capltai stock, as we'll as u sur
plus OF over 100000. had boon paid out
to their customers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

schooner Mlillo Il. Bonhannon, with a
cargo of cnai for st. JaRo put In here on
her way from Philadelphia and came up
TO tho shears at the yard of the Pusey anu
Jones Company to load with box cars for
narrow gauge railway in Cuba. The
echooner was o sail on Monday but she
will not, United States Marshal Lannon
this morning having iibsiled her for one
Of the seamen VIVA claims wages. The
captain refused TO givs bond. therefore he
will he detained
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Mr.. Edward z. williamson Ia an enthu'
siestic bicycist, and this MOI ming while
riding over Washington street bridge on
his one thousand dollar bicycle he had the
misfortune to puneture tiro, when
Edward and the bicycle were put on the
same level The bicycle is now at the
shop FOR repairs. Edward says that riding
q bicycle Is exhllaratlug, aud We are will
ing to take his word for 1t, but we would
rather wulk than truet our neck on
UicygIo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

EI.KroS. MD, April 19.--RoDert Hart, of
Liberty Grove. Cecil county, was found IN
an Clubhouse by his wife yesterday morn.
ing with razor In his hand aud a deep
cash across his throat. Tho wound was
not fatal. Mr. Hart lie over eighty years
OF ago and Is Just recovering from q
severe attack OF fever aud Is slowly losing
his sight. Harris NESTING House In Elk
Neck was named after him. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

There began In United States Court this
morning another suit against tho Johnson
Forge Company 1t ls by John Il John.
son, stockhUider whose ground for ao.
ton is the changing Of tho mill frou1 a
rolling mil! to q brass foundry, he claim.
Ing this action on the part OF the CONF
pany Violation of Its charter. The com.
pany Is now solvent and should the
court decree against them 1t would re.
suit IN the closing OF the plant and the
throwing out of euploym aht OF one tuu.
died men. Benjamin Nields appeared for
tho plaintiff and bradford and Fandegrlft
for the defendants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

At Plttsourg Pa. the oil market lost Its
buoyant feeling or Friday. The standard
Company's opening price was LAO, fall
OF 20 points from the highest points
touched oil Thursday.
AT Bradford the closing figures on the
speculative market on Friday afternoon
was $500 bid. The National 1ransit law.
yers at OIL City, Pa. paid to sellers OF oil
$4,000 900 to settle the transactions OF the
last two days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

E'uR SALE--6 doz. good. old sash. cheap.
IL COL Orange street. a20.u'
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.I,.t,

katy, daughter OF j. L. Donovan. who
occupies the bright iarm, near Centre
Vile ehIstiana liunired, is wing very
sick. aid her life cannot DO prolonged for
any great lenHtH OF time. lhe dsCress oil
Proyidence ate tn5CrulaUis and past liud'
ing out,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

The four New York wheehnsn who are
riding from New York to Washington,
arrived IN this city yesterday afternoon
and took dinner at the Clayton House.
They left this city at $50 O'Clock for n W.
ark. where they arrived an hour aud u
half later They started this morning for
Baltimore,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Pro ;ramme OF Central Prosby erinn Church
CHOIR. sunday, Aprll u, 1895.
Anthem, Christ the Lord 10 Risen"
D. Buck.
"Fasier Hcls Arc Ringing. ....... Braokett
Ant, en-, .,hrist Our Passover ID. Buck
OHCrtory, solo aud quartette '.Eester Day"
Howley
Anthem. ''fcar Not. Ye Seek Jesus. lamar
Easter lay' .,.,,,,,.,.,.t,,,.,...... eteai us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
Ripley BTOmO LIthia Natural Spring
Water,

nFtural water mot patent meIlcine).
No Hthrr Water like IL In America.
positive cure guaranteed, for rncuma.
tl-m, HIut. cystitis. JiahrteE dyslIepsA and
al forms OF stomach ki1n' or blndI dis
cases o. money paid back. WE AXE TAX
l%s Goa. ca 'Stst. N5r NUI, Dose tut
be convinced. write for pamphlet. Uflic1
southeast corner Eeati and MarAea strects
q. ~. BLAIR.
General Agent for Delaware,
alseoii9t Wilmington, TEL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Father Cordela "A well known Mission.
AIRY Of the Jesuit order In New York. will
open mlssion In 81. Peters Pro.Cuths.
drul ON sunday. May 10Th, at O'Clock.
Al this mission the Apostolic delegate,
Mgr. Satolli will 10 present ana will make
an address aud will impart the Pope's
blessing.