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Evening star., 1895-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, the 18th day Of April, 1s95.-Andrew
Pierschynski VS.. Frances Pierschynski, No. 1924:
equity docket 37.-On motion of the plaintiff, by
Mr. NJ j. Colbert, his solicitor, 1t Is ordered that
the defendant, Frances Pierschynsk, cause her ap-
Cearance to be entered herein before the first
rue-day occurring forty days after this day. other
wise, the cause will be proceeded with as in case
of default The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce from the defendant on the ground Of adu-
terry and desertion. This notice to be published in
the Washington Law Reporter pnd The Evening
Star. BY the court, A. B. HAGNER Justice, &c.
]. II. YOUNG, Clerk, &C,
a16-1aw-3w BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.
ESTATE OF CHARLES e. NICHOLS, LATE OF
the District Of Columbia.-Application having been
made to the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumba, holding Orphans Court, for letters of ad-
minlstration said estate, by Ida S. Nichols this
is to give notice to all concerned to appear in said
court Friday, the 10th day OF May, A. d. 1895
at 10 o'clock AM, to show cause why such appli-
cation should not be granted.
Attest: L. P. WRIGHT, Register Of Wills. DC.
ESTATE OF JOHN FEGAN, LATE OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. No. 6619 Docket 21
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court, for probate of last will and testament and
Hume and Nicholas II. Shea, this Is to give notice
to all concerned to appear in said court FRI
DAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, A.
D. 1898, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. to show cause
why such application should not he granted
Attest L. 7. WRIGHT, Register Of Wills, DC.
JOSEPH SHILLINGTON,
ap2,9&16-3t Proctor for Applicant.
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FOR sALB-TO BUILDERS OR SPECTATORS
Corner northwest 63Y1OO. 1.65 foot
Corner, In Georgetown, concreted
street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 foot
Choice lots Columbia Heights. 80 to 1.25 foot
Lot "a it. front, near Capitol. .66 foot
Lots, 25x138, north asst, near Co
lumbia cable cars. rs............... 10 root
Consult our lis. for other bargains.
JOHN E. WAGGAMAN, 100 14th (upstairs).
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE UNINCUMBERED INSIDE
Washington vicinity; objection to small
encumbrance; cash for differerce, II desirable.
Call address CHAS. SHEPARD Room ., Coz
+ st. al6-St'
WE HAVE SOME FIRST MoRTGAGEp NOTES, Sc
cured on gilt edged real estate and signed by
responsible parties, and also some free and clear
improved real estate, that We will exchange for
stocks Of merchandise of all kinds any good
& CO., Room &c, Washington Loan and Trust
building 9th and SITS. NV. apl63t
FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE FOR EXCHANGE
farms, house lots and city property located In all
parts of the United States; We also have stocks
81 900 to $4,000 that will exchange for real
estate; If you have any property, real or personal,
1t Will pay you to call and u.s. we will have
something to offer you, headquarters
for trades of all kinds. BOYENS & CO., Room
66, Washington Loan and Trust building, 9th and
F SITS. NV. apl63t
WE HAVE $4,000 WORTH OF HIGH-GRADE B.
cent cigars at manufacturers price of $50 per
1000 to exchange for farms, building lots or good
equity in city suburban property. We would
also exchange for horses and buggies furniture or
anything of value. EUGENE BOYENS 4 co.
We have 500 new custOm-inade buggfes and
carriages of the latest design at manufacturers
prices, warranted for years wear to
We have stocks Of merchandise, consisting of
hardware, jewelry and patent medicines, to
change for good available real estate equities.
EUGENE BOYENS & CO., Room &C, Washington
Loan and Trust building, 9th and L SITS. NV.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

STEAM CARPET CLEANING
II you want your CARPETS properly cleaned
send them TO NJ. X. THORp, successor to the L.
Rice Steam Carpet Cleaning Company and Mat
tress Factory, 4sS Maine ave. sw., waaSc they
will be thoroughly cleaned and fully Insured
against loss by fire while his plant. Mat
tresses made md feathers renovated. Phone 1885.
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AMMoNIATED STEAM CARPET CEEANING
Works-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Mattresses made to order. Office. 1920 Pa. ave.
Works, 17OS and ITO NV. Telephone SO4.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

G. DTTTMAR NOTARY PUBLIC AND SOLICITOR
Of foreign patents; prepares and legalizes docu-
ments uypewritten) in foreign languages; legal
and technical TRANSACTIONS. 615 7th ST.
ap137ts
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANT To BUY
A FINE HORSE?
We have a number Of fine coach horses and
"rcadsters'' thoroughly acclimated and broken
to city work-whch will be sold cheap for
want of use. Guaranteed as represented.
DOwNEY'S HOTEL FOR HORSES.
1622;1G2S L ST. NV. Phone $50. ap1620d
Evening star., 1895-04-16

MADAME JEANNERET IS SELLING HER HAIR
Shell Goods and TOnics at very low rates. Call
and her at her parlors,
fe2-3m 600 18th st. NV.
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ARIsToS, THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER-wIIL
positively cure scrofula and all bad blood dis
orders. mhl6-lms
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Netherlands Line

From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne Sur
Mer; 81 hours from Paris or London $. S.
veendam, April 20, 1895. $. S. Amst-s.lam,
April "a, 1895. First cabin. $45 to S55.
second cabin $36. For informa tion apply to Cen
eral Passenger Agency, 80 Broadway, New York
city. or to agents in Washington. DC G; G;W.MOSS.
921 Pa ave-, and E. F. DROOP. 925 Pa ave.,
CRANE. PARIS & CO.. Ebbitt bldg. mh2-eoem
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FOR SLEEPLESSNESs
Use HOrsford's Acid Phosphate,
And you who toss and turn all night, and long and
lCng for sleep to come will obtain II.
Evening star., 1895-04-16
MEDICAL.

AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD
reliable specialist DIR. Brothers, 9OG st. sw. ;
80 years experience in treatment of all diseases
of men, consultation free and strictly confidential
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Northeast HarDor.

Northeast Harbor.
Curtis Hodgkins is improving slowly
Sunday was wet day but closed with
full rain bow.
Fred c. Lyman, of Bar Harbor, was in
town Saturday.
The C. L. S. c. will hold its weekly
meetings in Temperance hall.
Frank Whitmore, of Bar Harbor, is
giving the brass band instructions.
Invitations are out for ball at Gill
patrick's hall next Thursday evening,
Jan. II.
Herbert Smallidge who has been away
for the past two years, is spending the
winter at home.
Capt. j. Whitmore has arrived from
Portland with lumber for B. W. Candage
and j. H. Souls.
B. W. Candage & Son have commenced
work, finishing the inside of the Wishtia
cottage at Harborside
The hull corn festival of I. o. Of G. T.
was success. Proceeds of SO go
towards paying for their regalias.
L. z. Kimball writes from Paris that
he finds several of his summer boarders
there, and that he likes ii there better
than London.
We have two steamboat connections.
The Bangor line has boat on from
Bucksport two trips d week, and the
steamer "Emmeline," from Belfast to
L. -n.,, h. hoe
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PROBATE COT RI,

le.ular january Trrm Light Bust
ness Insolvency Matters.
The january term OF Hancock county's
probate and Insolvency courts was held
at Ellsworth last Wednesday and Thurs
day. Following is summary OF the
, work done:
Wills admitted to probate-Ambrose
Thur>tc-, Deer Isle; Sr'''"or q Pow"
Ellsworth; Ahdon X. Coolidge, Lamoine
Wills presented for Milton j.
Wilbur, Trenton; William G. Bunker,
Trenton; Eben Blaisdell, Franklin.
Administration granted on estate of
Carrie NJ. CHM, Orland.
Guardians appointed unto Jessie L. and
Elizabeth Stuart, minors, Sullivan; Cad
die A., Persis NJ and Diana Brown,
minors, Hancock; Jerry L. and Mary P.
Leach, minors, Bluehill.
inventories returned in estates of
Amanda Fay, Bucksport; Leander A.
Gray, Robert 5. Leach, Penobseot; Sarah
Bunker. East brook; Lester H. Farrell,
Eden; Vondell f. Joyce, minor, Swans
Island; Edward P. Reed, Abirgton,
Order of notice returned in estates of
Cornelia c. Remick, Hancock; Lovinia
Melissa Gray, Bucksport; Elijah beth
Annis, Deer Isle; John Nansaw, Goulds-
boro.
License granted to sell real estate in es-
tates of Henry A. Holt and Sadie A.
Cushing. minor, Bluehill
Petitions presented for license to sell
real estate in estates of Robert 5. Leach,
Penobscot; Elizabeth Annis, Deer Isle;
Mile l. Jones, minor, Gouldsbo
Accounts settled in estates OF Phebe
Willins and Benjamin Morrill,, Bluehill;
Andrew j. Rideout, Bucksport.
Accounts filed for settlement in estates
of Edward c. Dodge, fremont; Lovinia
Melissa Gray and Clarissa Z. Folsom,
Bucksport; Caroline L. Pomroy, fremont.
Petitions presented for allowance out of
personal estate in estates of Robert S.
Leach, Penobscot Cornelia c. Remick,
Hancock.
Petition presented for assignment of
dover to widow in estate of Robert 5.
Leach, Penobscot.
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SOrrf ntO.
TOWN SEPARATION.
Jan. IA.

Speaking of the question of separation
from Sullivan the Lev iston journal says;
1.-The sorrento people are working up
their case for a separation from the town
of Sullivan. Manager Lawrence has been
at Augusta this wee Ard the bill will
come into the legislatu ia a few days.
.'Hon. Frank Jones and the other sum
mer residents OF this charming spot are
interested. II is represented that the
town does not allow sufficient funds for
improvements compared with he valua
tion of the place. While the valuation
of Sorrento is about one-third that OF the
whole of Sullivan, the resort gets only
$500 year for streets. This is a meagre
sum for a wealthy community like Sor-
rento. The residents were obliged to go
into their pockets for funds, having ex-
pended over $4,000 of their own money
for roads and sidewalks alone.
"Then they want new school-house
which will compare favorably with the
surroundings, and cost 5000 or such
matter. Under the town SYSTEM which
WAS adopted in 1898, the town builds
the school-house. The town would prob
ably deem thousand dollar house
sufficiently pratentious.
"There is a territory of waste land in
Sorrento which Mr.. Jones would be
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North LamoiHe.
Mrs. Eunice Young is very sick.
Miss Gertrude Bragdon is quite sick,
Julia Austin is spending few days in
Ellsworth.
A young daughter (Dellie Marie) made
It's advent to the home of Hervey and
Susie Salisbury on the morning of the
14th, and tipped the scales at seven
pounds and eleven ounces.
Ian Il
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SedgwIck.

SedgwIck.
Eggemoggin lodge holds its annual
meeting tonight.
j. W. Benney is at home from Bluehill
for the winter.
Fred Butler, of Bluehill, is teaching
the high school on the east end of the
village on BROOKLYN side.
belmont l.. Carter has gone to Pitts
field to visit his parents. who moved
there from this village last spring. He
was accompanied by his cousin, Rowland
A. Carter.
Jan. IA.
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South IIancoct.
William MeGauey, stone mason, is at
work at Bar Harbor.
H.A. Ball is employed as bookkeeper
t. W&:ting Pos ct FNsWartN
George A. Martin and wife made ny
i-,c- ric;+ - thie p1o"" on" dov '"St "e"F
Mrs. Lizzie Brewster has been quite Ill
for the past week but is now improving.
Mr.. Bowles. Of Cherrytield, made call
on the fur and wool dealers here one day
last week.
Ed. Small returned from Boston few
DAYS ago, bringing with him bride
His many friends extend congratulations
Mrs. Phillips has been dangerously i'll
with gastric fever, at the home OF Willard
Phillips. Her many friends are glao 10
learn Of her improvement.
Friends of Frank Ball made their an
nual call on him last Saturday, and
chopped and hauled out his fire wood
Mr.. Ball is one of our most esteemed cit
liens, but has been unable to perform
any manual labor for several years.
The friends of education and good cit
liens of the locality known as he Ferry
district, have petitioned the selectmen
to call meeting to organize school pre-
cinct in that part of the town, for the
purpose of establishing and maintaining
a free high school. We regard this as
good move in the right direction.
Jan. IA. w
Surry
High school opened Wednesday, Jan.
Is.
Frank Jordan is housed with cut
foot.
Winfield Green. of Morgan's Bay, was
here Saturday evening to attend services;
also Mr.. and Mrs Love, of East Bluehlll.
Presiding Elder H. w. Norton delivered
a very interesting address in the Metho-
dist vestry, Saturday evening before busl-
ness of quarterly conference. Notwlth-
standing the storm of Sunday, Presiding
Elder Norton, with Rev. D. Smith, OF the
Methodist church here, drove to Morgan S
BAY in the morning and held meeting
there, ana l1en drove DdCh ~ INC mag
where the elder delivered another of his
eloquent sermons. Pastor Day, too, in
rain and over ice, went to East Bluehill
to meet his appointment Sunday after
noon and evening, after which he re-
turned home.
Prof L. c. Bateman, the phrenologist
from Fowler & Wells Institute, y. y,
will lecture on the Science of Phrenol-
ogy, Physiognomy and Physiology, at
United Workmen's hall every night this
week except Monday on which the |. O.
OF G. T. hold their weekly meeting. To-
night the young men belonging to the
order entertain. Last Monday night en-
tertainment was provided by the ladies
They were highly compIimented on the
way they chose to entertain The reci-
tations, readings, essays, singing, etc,
We're each very uplifting, and would tend
to elevate he mind and make each one as
Good Templar realize they had some
thing to do.
Jan. IA.
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Marlboro.
7
Clam digging is the order of the day.

Marlboro.
Clam digging is the order of the day
Our winter sehooi .a4sn, ., itbe"
Hodgkins closed Jan. /.
Mrs. Eus.. 5,4u.. -..- ,H4.-..,A, "a.
Ellswort h, have been on a visit to her
father, R. w. Hodgkins.
Mrs. George King and daughter Lena,
of Iamoine, made two days visit at her
fathers. R. w. Hodgkins.
A number have gone away to school
from here this winter: Percy Bragdon
has gone to Castine Z. \. Hodgkins TO
Portland; Flossy, Myra and Almon
Hodgkins to Trenton; Ralph Hodgkins
to Bar Harbor; Wesley Ford to Lamoine.
Jan. IA. MAY.
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Mt. Desert.

Mt. Desert.
At stated communication, of Mt
Desert lodge, F. and A, NJ, held Jan. 5,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Melville L. Allen, w. NJ. :;
Eugene D. Richardson, S. w; r. II. B.
Fernald, J. w; John w. Somes, T; Ly-
man H. Somes, S; Harry q. Somes, 5. D..
John a. Somes, j. d.
Ian. Il
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Southwest HarDor.

W. w. Rich closed term of high
school at Bass Harbor Jan. 5, and on Jan.
:, commenced term of ungraded school
at East Bass Harbor, this being his
ninety-tifth term. This season makes
the eleventh which he has taught i'll the
town of fremont.
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pleased o donate as Fl park, aut it
i stated That ne Go. ... 7aTo ~ give ii
tothe town hut viii present ii to sor-
rento if set of The division scheme Will
be sEarnlN fought".
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CorRT oF INSOLVENCY.

Appointment of second meeting of
creditors filed and approved i'll cases of
Alexander II. Norwood, of fremont, and
Thomas w. Gordon, of Mt. Desert, insol
vent debtors.
Debtors petition for discharge filed in
case of Charles E. w. Brown, of Bucks
port, insolvent debtor.
Charles c. Burrill. of Ellsworth, was
appointed assignee in case of Bryant
Bradley, of Eden, insolvent debtor.
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advertisements
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lSiIsin.ss N,tis,

Tapleys Bread Winner out wears all other
shoes.
Halls Hair Remover enjoys the confidence
and patronage Of people all over the civilized
world, Who use it to restore and keep the hair a
natural color.
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Underwear and Hosiery.

We bought of Underwear l
about Half Of the Usual
enough buy hot wanted
for immediate
80 boz HEAVY RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWER, at
worth $ln0-
worth S1@l.
CAldreat- Underwear reduced To close
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PIECES OF CRASHES at yard, $ for piece
containing yards.
PIECES BIRDS EYES at As cents piece.
TOWELS Is cents about onethird their value
BLANKETS White and Colored 40 to $500
pair.
BEDSPREADS, regular IS goods. at 50 cents.
heard less than
Manufacturers Prices to-day We prices on them
until January %, no longer
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DRESS GOODS.

whole Dress Goods a reduce
Greatest
ands w69cn rF hy DG Goods wei
nWco} aHyt 2entsno AGENTS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17

nual business meeting Tuesday after
noon The following officers were elect
| ed: President, Mrs. c. D. Tate; vice
president, Mrs. R. H. Myers; secretary
| Mrs. George Brookins; treasurer. Mrs.
Leslie Parlin
There will be an entertainment given
under the auspices of st. Patrick s
,, parish on Monday evening, March IS, in
commemoration of st. Patrick's day.
The j. e. L. NJ. Society of the John
Ericsson School met Friday afternoon.
The A. L. M. society convened at the
! same hour. An excellent and enter
tanning programme was given by each
society.
Garfield Branch No. Is, Order of the
Iron Hall, will give an entertainment
at Woolsey's hall, corner of Burr and
Case streets, Tuesday evening, March
10.
Miss Fannie Hennessy, of Minneap-
lois, spent the past week with Miss
Winnie Woodruff, of Sims street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the As
bury Church will meet next Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. A. F. Atkins, of
Brand street.
Mrs. J. A. Barr, of Case street, enter
tanned the Ladies' Guild of st. James
Episcopal Church Thursday afternoon.
Charles Atkins, of Burr street, has
gone to Duluth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
WEST SIDE.

A st. Patrick's day celebration in
the shape of a concert and dramatic
entertainment will be held in Paul Mar
tins hall tomorrow evening There
will be an address by F. L, McGhee,
the colored orator.
Tuesday evening the Boys Brigade of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church
will give military musicale enter
tainment at the Leidertafel hall, cor
ner of Congress and State streets.
The Pastors Aid Society of the Trim
ity Lutheran Church held most de-
lightful social at the residence of Mrs.
A. L. Garlough, No. 100 Concord street,
on Thursday evning.
The Bethany Congregational church
gave a Photographic entertainment on
Monday evening. There was large
and brilliant gathering, and a goodly
sum was realized.
Moday evening Mrs. L. e. Wright en-
tertained the A. and e. E. club. The
same club will enjoy the hospitality
of Mrs. Robert Withey tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The Y. P. c. E. Society of the Heb
ron Baptist church was entertained by
the Misses Belle and Lulu Goodwin, of
''The Clinton" on Tuesday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Biebighauser, of Brad
ley street, entertained a few friends at
dinner on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. R. L. Newton is visiting friends
in Belle Plaine, MINI.
The c. e. Society of the Bethany
church will give social some evening
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
Sixth and Robert Sts,
ST. PAUL, MINI.

| next week at the home of Miss Mabe
! Shaw on Hall avenue.
/ A Amusicale will be given at the Heb
ron Baptist church on Thursday even
1 ing5 March q. All friends are cordially
+ invited to attend.
/ Miss Fannie Seidner, a charming and
accomplished young lady of Redwing,
Mimi, was a guest of the Misses Bas-
ton last week.
The marriage of Miss Malina st.
Pierre, of 429 South Robert street, to
B. Y. Leger, of Morris, Mimi, is an
nounced.
Mrs. D. P. Rossopoulos, of Prescott
street, has returned home after a visit
of several weeks in Cedar Rapids, 10.
The Entire Nous club met Friday
evening at the home of Miss Millicent
Newton on East Robie street.
The Thursday Night club held it's
final meeting at the residence of Mrs.
John Thayer this week.
The Kensington Tea club viii meet
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
D. p. Rossopoulos.
Mrs. E. 3. Summers has returned
home, after visit of several days in
Minneapolis.
Mr.and Mrs. o. B. Lewis entertained
the Prospect Terrace Cinch club last
evening.
Ed Goodwin spent a portion of last
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
EAST ST. PAUL.

The Cleveland High School Literary
and Debating society met on Monday
evening. The next entertainment, two
weeks from that date, will be a Whit
tier celebration
The Young Peoples Society of st.
James Episcopal Church held its an
nual meeting in the guild room of the
church on Tuesday evening of last
week. The election of officers took
place with the following result. Presi-
dent, H. Bryant; vice president, Miss
M. L. Hicks; secretary and treasurer,
G. A. N. King.
The annual st. Patrick's entertain
ment of st. Johns church was given
last evening in the school hall on Fran
els street. The play Waiting for the
Verdict was very acceptably given.
There will be popcorn and candy
social given by the ladies of the Grace
M. E. church next Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Hammond, on Preble
street. All friends are invited.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
East Presbyterian Church held it's an
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
WAR SONG CONCERT.
1t Promises to Be the Event of
the Season

Preparations for the great war song
concert are progressing, and the great
jubilee promises 20 be the most inter
esting entertainment that has ever
been given in st. Paul. A number of
novel features have been introduced
that will make the affair a very popu-
lar event. A great deal of the very
pest musical talent in the city has
peen secured, including four male quar-
tettes. The chorus, which is under the
direction of Prof. Baldwin, is doing
some very fine work in the way of
preparation, and with a full military
band, with bugle and drum corps, will
produce a very grand effect.
Capt. Bean, with Company Cd" will
give manual of arms. The lieutena
OF Company l, of the Sons of Veter-
ans, will give select drill. A fencing
contest, in which twenty-five young
men will take part with their fencing
masters will be given with skilled
maneuvers. The chorus will sing four
grand war songs. The quartettes will
sing separately and with the chorus.
making grand jubilee of war melo-
dies.
The ladies and gentlemen who have
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
.. ...MILLINERY..

Madame Coe has returned
IN oota s es y be gaa to hea this for her aV
dress NeO in regard regular Meantime
S' 'J J"
kIncod ut
and kinds; oil oayden" ~ ~
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the bees. '' "" '"0"9" ~
See to the STORAGE enphy this near In m
their thoouqhiy epaj Mt uode
1T
the middle Of June facilities for Storooe