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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

managers Of the Immaculate Conception Day
Nursery. Eleven handsome prizes were awarded,
six to women and five TO men Among those pres
ent ex-Congressman John NJ. Clancy. Justice
John j. Walsh, William Carr, Mrs. Hugh Nc
Laughlin. Mrs. A. F. Carroll, Mrs. John Mccarthy.
Miss Mccarthy. Mrs. E. Pagan. Mrs J. w. Walker
Mrs. +. Kerrigan MIR. and Mrs. Crane. Mrs. Dr:
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. J. =. Taafe. Senator and
Mrs. =. ". McNulty. the Rev. =. Donohue Joseph
r. Pagan. Miss Catherine Pagan. Thomas kerri-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Kelly Mr.. and Mrs George
II. Dalon. Miss Laura Mclaughlin. Joseph keeney.
Miss Keeney and Joseph Mclean.
The second In the series of subscription dances
was given on Wednesday evening at the Hotel ST.
George. About seventy persons were present.
The patronesses Mrs. Edward Barr, Mrs.
Hoppenstedt and Mrs. John Hamilton The dane
ing began shortly after o'clock and was inter
rupted about II 80 o'clock for supper after when
1t was resumed. The cotion was led by [. l.
Hamilton. Among those present were Miss Barr
Miss Hoppenstedt Miss King. Miss Howard. the
Misses Marvin the Misses Broun, Miss church.
Miss Sinclair Miss Blossom. Miss Rogers, Miss
Kelly. Miss Henshaw. Miss MURRAY Dr r Bruno
Clarence Churchill. Hugh Wrecks Frank Blossom.
Upjohn the Misses Rhetts and f. r. Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
DISCUSSION on EAST RIVER BRIDGES
ENGINEERS TO TALK ON RAPID TRANSIT PLANS
TOMORROW EVENING

ENGINEERS TO TALK ON RAPID TRANSIT PLANS
TOMORROW EVENING
An unusual opportunity will be afforded 10 the
engineers of this city and New-York, and also
those citizens who interested in increasing the
number of bridges between New-York and Brook
lyn and the facilities for travel generally in the
Greater Ncw-York. tomorrow evening
The Department of Engineering of the BROOKLYN
Institute of Arts and Sciences will hold a special
meeting on that evening at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Building. No SOC Fulton-st when
o. F. Nichols c. f.. first assistant engineer OF the
new East River Bridge, will present n paper on
the subject OF Bridges over the East River The
paper will be discussed by several engineers and
the discussion will be thrown open to the public
A large number Of engineers are expected 10 he
present.
Mr.. Nichols is the chairman Of the Committee
on Current Work OF the Department OF Engineer
ing OF the institute and has taken an active In
terest In the meetings OF engineers for several
years. His connection with the Brooklyn Union
Elevated Railway chief engineer has made him
familiar with the necessities for rapid transit in
this city. and for more ample facilities for transit
across the East River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
Some Other Attractive StuffS.

Scotch Homespun-New mixtures Of tan, grey,
brown army blue and navy-stylish and ser
viceable-46 inches wildcat ........* .2Iyd
Lock Chain Etamne-one Of the neatest open
weave Materials new colors. as inches wide
ONYX Suitngs-a new stylish and dust-shedding
fabric adapted to outing and cycling wear
II new colorings in mixed effects. 43 inches
wildcat ....................... yd
Another lot of All Wool French Challies. newest
prntings-best cloth. regularly 39c.-at2!'c yd
Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
.IOIJRNEAY AND BURNHAM.

to business for the last two years with scarcely
any let up and was much in need or vacation.
or late the Commissioner has shown signs OF tho
steady application to his duties and his colleagues
In the Board and the clerks expect him 10 return
greatly improved In health. The clerks
beautiful basket Of flowers for Mrs. Erregger 70
the steamer she about 10 leave box OF
cigars was also sent by them TO the Commissioners.
who is extremely popular with the clerks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
Spring Dress Stuffs.

The attractiveness of our Spring
Dress Goods Exhibition is augmented
daily by fresh arrivals Of new and
stylish fabrics. Among the newcomers
are the follOwing-just from Paris.
Bagnet Suiting-A coarse baggy weave OF I'M
certain design destined to be very fashiona-
BILE; myrtle. navy brown. tan and olive-each
toned with black; Al inches wide. at$2.90 I'd
Hammock Gotham open work conceit IN five
new colorngs. 45 inches wide. at. ~ 10 yd
Tufted Etamine-A novel probationary green.
two navies, Russian blue and brown-46 inches
wide at ..................... 81. 20 yd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
Best French HairCIOth,
d Inches Wide, at 20C. Yd.

We are selling the best grade Of
French HairclOth, "a inches wide, at
29c. yard, and you don't have to bring
a tape measure with you to make sure
you are getting "a inch goods and not
the 90 inch HairclOth which is being
sold elsewhere as "a inches wide.
J,nincs-n1aIn asia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
MR.. CROSBY LEAVES TOWN

Deputy Police Commissioner George Crosby left
town yesterday for a vacation OF one week Com
missioner Weles returned the other day from a
short vacation In Florida and Mr. Crosby had to
run the Department The Commissioner insisted
his taking vacation upon his return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
MR.. BURR TO BE BUSY IN ALBANY.

Corporation Counsel Burr will be In Albany for
two or three days this week to represent the city
In several important cases before the Court OF
Appeals. OF chief Importance Is the Civil Service
case regarding the pa ces In Schedule A. Mr.. Burr
will request that the case be heard on March ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
ABRAHAM !!:!:'!!! A! \! @S7RAJs
Women's $500 to $500
Shoes at $1.00 a Pair.

gather intervals stocks
sensational
concentrated effort and continually increasing business
madeOur shoe finds
pretty hard uneeng but he has done it
this
high grade Lace and Button Boots that go
celebrated makers good Shoes The Ih0s
they thoroughly good and desirable
Wei Kid Patent Leather Box Calf
Russia Leahern stylish lasts just right for
sold regularly they'd be considered excellent values
at $500 $50 price of them only
$l.0O pair
Extra salespeople will insure prompt attention to all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
MR.. ERREGGER SAILS FOR FLORIDA.

Election Commissioner Jacob w. Erregger left
Brooklyn on OF the Ward Line steamers yes
terday for Florida. He was accompanied by Mrs
Erregger. and will remain away about month
Mr.. Erregger has been devoting himself closely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
SALE OF
SILK PETTICOATS.

We will offer Monday another lot of
PRINTED WARP TAFFETA SILK PETIT
COATS In figures and flowers. in a variety of
coors, umbrella shape. ) heavy cords in ruffie
at $7.0S each: value $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
Beautiful Silks
At Much Below Value.


Excellence and beauty are combined
in these Silks which 90 on sale tO-mOr-
row at prices that should make quick
selling.
"a inch all silk double warp Black surah. worth
p inch all silk Black Satin Duchesse. worth
3Oc.. at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .ooc va
"a inch all silk Black Figured India in large
and small designs-exceptional value. at
40c and 50c
% inch all silk Black Brocaded Satin, worth
10. at Observation-Disclosures. s3c va
% inch all silk Black Brocaded Satin. worth
200. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D yd
% inch all silk Imported Black Satin Duchesse.
worth Lou. at.......... .coc. va
% inch all silk Imported Black Satin Duchesse,
worth 1.l.,, at........................ 30 va
% inch all silk Lyons Printed Foulards. new de-
signs in all colors. worth SOC. at :S0c. yd
80 inch all silk Printed India Pongee, in a
variety Of designs and colorings worth 6Oc..
at Observation-Disclosures. .3cc. yd
~ inch Lyons Printed japanese silk. very fine
quality, worth Soc. at..............4oc yd
81 inch Heavy Quality China Silk. In navy blue.
with white polka dot, worth Ioc.. at. .4oc. yd
SILK ,main. left.
Black Dress Goods.
Open mesh weaves have taken first place in
popular favor for Spring wear-and they're
here in plenty-Among our collection is a line
Of "A inch Grenadines in Damask patterns at
Soc. to $50 yd
Some Other Fashionable Fabrics are:
Spring Weight Pierola Cloth. n inches wide. in
attractive designs at. = I'D yd
80 inch fancy Granite, hard lustrous finish
regularly worth Soc. at...............1 oc. yd
English Brillianteen in correct weight, bright
iustre. .......................30c yd
Main. left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
&3O0 SS71. &4.SO. HO.OO

Special Stock of PHYSICIANS bAES WIN
commandments in grain, seal and alligator
feathers.
variety.
LADIES HAT TRUNKS. new article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
at 3Oc. 35c. 4Oc. 45c. 55c.
LEATHER GOODS.

LADIES GENUINE SEAL BELTS.
IL inches wide at 35c each.
III inches wide, at -4Oc. each.
AMRER ALLIGATOR TRAVELLING BAGS.
Ieather-covered frame. leather lined and nickel
trimmed.
10 Il 16 IL inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
SPECIAL
Comfortable and Quilt
Offers.

FULL SIZE SILKOLINE COMFORTABLES
both sides figured. eiderdown cotton filed re-
duced from 50 % to 21.25 each
Full Size Marseiles Quilts. New Designs
$500. Former Price 50 Is.
Full Size Marseilles Quilts New DesiRns
$3.50. Former Price $3.50
Full Size Marseilles Quilts New Designs
$3.50. Former Price $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

VIII place on sale tomorrow different styles
of LADIES NIGHT GOWNS. In cambria and
muslin. all prettiy trimmed with fine embroidery
and insertion. at Toc. each.
DRAWERS. umbrella ruffle. trimmed with fine
embroidery, SOC. each.
FLANNELETTE GOWNS In assorted styles
and coors 60c SIC and 05c.
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. 00c. x1.2o
and 31.JO each.
CAMBRIC WRAPPERS. In variety OF colors'
at G5c S1.OO. 81 % and 81 .3J.
LAWN WRAPPERS. in a variety Of stripes.
figures and colors S1.30 and ~ 80 each.
FRENCH FLANNEL and FLANNELETTE
Dressing SACQUES at half price.
We are showing full line OF ARNOLD'S
KNIT GOODS FOR INFANTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING FABRICS now on ex-
hibition in great variety. ,
Special value in 43-inch SILK and WOOL
CHEVIOT, value 75c.. at SOC. yard
47-inch MELANGE CANVAS at 6Oc. yard
46-inch WOOL BURLAP at 76c. and %1.OO
yard ,>,o,e -. .s
46.inch ETAMINEs and GRENADINES in
large variety o..
yard
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
VIII open or Monday New Designs IN
FRENCH ORGANDIES. DlMtllEo anu
Also. NEW PERCALEs, SO inches wide, Light
and Dark Grounds. 12lAc: e.-
- pieces AMERICAN G1NGHAM, STRIPES
Plaids and Checks. &c.
SILK FINISHED "ORGAND1E." the new
Fabric for lining thin Dress Goods, IN all coiorS'
1Oc. per yard
A FEW ITEMS OF SPECIAL IN
TEREST IN
LINENS.
HEMsTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS. without
napkins to match
2x2 yds were $3.50. at. $3.50.
2x2b yds. were $500. at. $3.50.
2x3 yds were $50. at. $500.
SWISS EMBROIDERED BUREAU SETS at
exactly HALF PRICE.
The 81 30 quality at.. 75c set.
The 50 90 quality at......&1 90 set.
The $3.50 quality at......& 20 set.
A lot of FINE HEMSTITCHED and OPEN
WORK TRAY CLOTHS and CENTRE PIECES
at HALF PRICE.
Also. FINE DAMASK FRINGED TRAY
CLOTHS. were 81 CO. at SOC each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

VIII show tomorrow a large assortment or
MILITARY GRADUATED BRAID LOOPS. in
sets with and without collar and cuff pieces,
at 65c 75c.. DOC. LOO and SID set.
FINE CUT JET BOLERO PIECES on chinoh
at S1.75. $500 and 1925 pair.
JET BODICE SETS of loops at $500 and
1926.
FINE CUT JET BAND and POINT TRIM
MING on chiffon and net at 75c.. *I.OO'
&1.15 and 1925 yard.
The balance II a lot of JET and COLORED
BEADED GARNITURES in bodioes yokes and
revers, to be closed out at SOC. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

The Young Ladies Catholic CLUB OF st. AIMS
Church at Front and Gold sts will give pro-
gressive euchre party in their rooms on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

Justice Edward w Hatch gave a lecture ir the
sun parlor of the Hotel Margaret last evening on
'Thc Trial and Condemnation of Christ as
Lana SfudV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

Alderman LEIGH and Civil Justice Van Wart re-
turned Yesterday from weeks visit to Old Poin.
Comfort and neighboring places. They did much
bicycle riding while there. taking in Norfolk and
Portsmouth the wheel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

A progressive euchre party given on Wednes-
aay night in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms for
the benefit Of the italian mission at No % Front
n. II was given under the direction Of the wom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
BLACK SILKS
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Spring specialties now in full display
NECkWEAR Choice assortment OF tecAn
four-in hands. string ties and bows for spring
wear, at SOC each
OXFORD PAJAMAS, stripes and checka
usually 500 at S1.5O suit
COLORED DRESS SHIRTS. made OF imported
percale. with pairs cuffs to match at 81 so.
$500 and 1926.
and CLUETTS COLLARS and CUFFS in tho
latest styles
at $1,000.
GLOVES. special line Of Walking Gloves
an odd lot kid and suede. the regular $500
quality. at 81 90 pair
BOYS COLORED SHIRT WAISTS. new
spring patterns. at SOC. 75c and 81 90.
BOYS EIDEPDOWN WRAPPERS. fancy
stripes. double faced. all wool were 81 80 TO
$3.50, at $50 and 5000
Also LADIES EIDERDOWN WRAPPERS,
stripes and plain coors. with girde to match
at $3.50. x4.OO. $500 and 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
BICYCLE GLOVES.

FOSTER HOOK MOCHA" BICYCLE
GLOVES. in tans. grays. blacks modes and
browns. the regular 1.5O quality. LOO pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

The parishioners of the Church OF the Sacreo
Heart had their fifth euchre party OF the Season
On Monday evening. After fourteen games hau
been played the prizes awarded 10 MISS
Maggie McElhenny James Devine Mrs n NoIhi
Michael F. McGoldrick Miss n Carriston anu ha
Charles Doyle. The next party will be on 'he
evening of Tuesday March o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

The Invncible Republican Club OF the l"eh.F
third Ward has engaged the Park Theatre TOT
its seventh annual entertainment when VIII pe
given on Monday evening. "A Bunch OF Keys
will be played.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
UN %ASSASSINAT

Fort Glbson.-M Rogers, qul a
arrete, il y a que'que temps lie "a
meux Crawford Goldsby, a 6t6 as.
sasein6 par Clearance Goldsby.
Rogers descendant des chars, q
10 heures p. M, lorsque Golsby
lul d6ohargea son revolver dams lie
dos. Plusieurs assistants Mershals,
qui etaient q la station au moment
du crime, ont tire sur Goldsby,
mails mont pu l'atteindre. La mere
du jeune Goldsby a 6t6 pr6venue
par t6l6gramme du meurtre CON-
mis- par son fills. Cette nouvelle ma
pas paru l'6mouvoir, ellie a dit
supplement: "J'ai d6]a w pendre
Fun de mes fills, je puts blen voir
prendre l'autre."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
500 DE ~RECOMPENSE 500

Les lecteurs de co journal &C.
ront contents d'apprendrs quill y
a az moins une maladie terrible
don't la science a pu; gu5rir dams
tous ses progress, ct o'est le Ca,
tarrhe. Halls Catarrh Cure est
la seule cure positive connue par
la fraternit6 medicale. LIE Ca
tarrhe, 6tapt une maledle oonstitu-
tionnelle, il demande I'M tralte-
ment contitutiounel. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure est pris a l'int6rleur
egissent imm6diatement sur le
sang ct les surfaces muqueuses du
d6truisant par Ia le germe
de la maladie, ct dome au pa
tient les forces pour 50 conetitu.
ton ct aide la nature a son puvfe.
Les prori6taires ont tant de conf.
ance dams son pouvoir curatif
offrent Cent Dollar pour au-
Gun cas- qui ne gu6rir pas.
Envoyez pour c%erti6cata.
Adressez: f. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les
mellleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
Penible Accident

Riviere Ouelle, Kamouraska.-
Un terrible accident Went de jeter
l'6moi dams IA paroisse de St-Pa-
come, comt6 de Kamouraska. Deux
jeunes gems de cette paroisse o6ci-
derent, il y a quelques jours, DIAL
Ter a une psrtie de sucre. Chemin
%faisant, en- montant q la sucrerie,
on ne salt ce qui sc passa. MATS
les deux amle SO se%pararent, Fun
d'eux age de % ans, disparut. Les
parents inauiets allerent q ga re-
oherohe. lis le trouvarent mort
sur lie bord dun foss6. Ce qui
ajonte q rhorreur de Get 6v6ne-
ment, o'est que l'on dit que lea
deux amis 6teient parts avec cha
Gun une bouteille de whisky en- es-
prit. La. boisson pourrsit bien
avoir 4t6 la cause de cette mort af-
freuse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
IN0NOAnI0N EN- FRANCE

Bordeaux.--La Garonne ct ses
prinoipaux aMuents, le Tarn ct lie
Lot, ont subj une crue importante
due aox pluies torrentielles qui
tombent depuis huit jours au
moins. Tonte la waste pleine est
inond6e, ct 81 le mauVais temps ne
cesse pas, on aura q redouter quel-
que d6sastre.
Les derniers t6l6grammes dA
gen snnonoent que la Garonne
atteint r6eiage de huit metres; la
belle promenade du Gravier est
enforcement sous Ieau. A Mar
man1e, la Garonne est d plus de
neuf metres; il On est de meme q
Tonneins ct a La R6oIe.
LIE Dordogne Ut rIsle ont 6gale-
ment cause DIES d6gats consid6ra-
bles q Libourne. DE nombreux
comptoirs ct des chaises ont ste en-.
vahis par les eaux. Aux environs,
les vjgnobles sont recouverts par
les eaux qui ont franohi les d.
CUES. Sur plusieurs points, l'eau
atteint la premier 6tage des NAL
sons. Beauooup de bestiaux ont
etc noy6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
SONIA

Sous &c tire, Henri Gr6ville ra-
conte dams son style lnimitable
une historic exquise d'amour. La
scene ga pesse on Russie, pays qui
excite toujours l'attention par son
6rrangete. Go superbe roman an
complet forme le feuilleton du
auarantieme num6ro de LILA Bon
ne Litt6rature FRANCHISE, qui con-
tient en- outre nombre d'artloles
dun intere. extraordinaire.
Un exemplslre eohantillon de ce
beau num6ro sare envoy6 3 toute
adresse u reception de loo en-
urgent GU lie en- timbres-poste ca
nsdis ns ou AMERICANS, par Leplo.
hon & Leprohon, Edeteur, rs rue
st. Gabriel, Montreal P. Q.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
R6m0rdS de
Conscience
MEURTRE DE BRUNETTE DE
L'ORIGINAL
AVEUX FATS PAR UN FORCAT DU
PENITENCIER DE KINGSTON

Kingston, David Provost, un
vieillard de pres de so%ixante-dix
ans, d6tenu dams lie ~p6nitencier
depuls seize ans pour meurtre,
Went de faire des aveux. Ii y a
seize ans nm nomme Brunette fut
~assass1n6 a rOrignal, oomt6 de
Prescott. La police arreta lie fills
de la viotime ct David Provost
CONNIE meurtriers. lis furent ira
QUITS en- cour. Malgr6 que les
prenves fussent contre Provost 10
Jury ne put s'entendre sur le ver-
dict de la cause fut renvoy6e aux
ASSESSES suivantes. Provost await
souteuu que Brunette etait inno-
cent du crime ct gull ne l'avait
pas WI depuis deux sns, mails la
cour meintint l'accusation. De-
pendant au deuxieme process, sur
les c%onseils dun ami ct pour sau-
YER So tete de l'6chafaud, il con-
tredit CO quill await d'abord ahr-
me ct soutlnt que Brunette etalt
aussi coupable que lul meme du
meurtre de SOD pere. LIE jury les
DECLARE tous deux ooupables ct ills
furent condamn6s pour la vie au
p%6nitenoier Oh ils sont eotuelle-
ment forcats. Brunette est age de
soixante-dix ans ct me]gre son
AGE est encore tres actlf ct capable
de traveller. II a 6t6 un d6tenu
modele, jsmais IN mauvsis rap
port ma etc fait contre lui oepuis
son inoarc ration. II esp6rait tou-
iours que Provost 80 repentlralt ct
ferait conna1tre son innocence.
Or depuis queIques mois, Pre-
vost, rong6 de remords ct repen"
tant, q avoue quill 6talt seul cou,
pable ct que c'etait pour SAWYER SO
tete quill await accuse Brunette.
Les amis de Brunette font def
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
EsSSWE~ Tf$:c*s3s:2@SIS'xW&$$SS


CONNIE l'on devait sly atteudre
la saison de vaudeville, au Bijou,
a 6t6 unemployment ouverte la
semaiue derniAre.
Pour la deuxieme semaihe lie
programme est encore plus attrsy-
ant, so composant de Wood ct
Shepard, inimitsbles dams la CO.
medie-farce.
Les chiens ct singes savants de
Macart joueront aussi un grand
role; le quatuor Bison, Keller,
Gertrude, Horypes avec son orgue
ayant co1t6 1900 dollars, Mont.
gomery and Stones connus sous lie
nom de "Beau Brumels" pr6sente.
ront des chansons drolatiqnes.
jeux de mots etc. Mile Ida Howell
ct M. Ava un jougleur jm6rite
complement le programme.
Matin6es tous les jours. Places
reserves en- avance.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30

efforts pour faire remettre le maj
heureux en- libert6 ct n petition
sera envoy6e d sir O. Mowat. Ii a
encore des parents demeurant
dams Prescott, mails tous 6taient
trop pauvres pour encourir les de-
pens 9 n6cessaires pour prouver
que Brunette n'avait partloip6 en-
rien q l'%assassinat de son vieux
p6re.
Provost s'int6resse beaucoup
aux d6marches en- favour de ga
malheureuse vict1me ct la nouvel-
le de son Enlightenment lui seralt
IN soulagement ct IN plaisir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
STE CL07ILDE, 5 MAI.

Les pr6paratifs pour la comedie drame
| qui dot etre Represented le 5 Mai d re-
elise Ste, Clotilde sont maintenant ter
mir6s ct il ne manque plus que de la
representer devant IN n0mbreuX audi
toire, CO qui nous est bien predit par le
grand nombre de billets qui Sc sont
vendus jusqu'a present.
LIE fond de la piece est DIES plus int6res-
SAINT:
Par DIES tromperies, un fraudeurd de la Vile
s'empare du titre de la ferme dun vieux
FARMER, Ezekiel Fortune, q'i en- plus con-
seille sa file unique q gutter son pere.
La Tin du premier acte demontre lie vieux
fermier au moment OH il ma plus de
ferme ct la desertion de sa file, n
scene dies plus pathetique.
LIE deuxieme acte rapresente lie retour
de la file du viellard ct l'arrestation du
criminel, pour avoir reimbursement
enleve les titres de propriet6 du vieux
fermier.
Une veine de com6die reigne tout lie
temps de la piece dams le role de la soeur
du vieux 1ermier (une vielle ille) qui est
en- amour avec un (aldermanJ echevin ir-
lan1aie.
Tn des traits les plus en- vue de cette
soirGe sera sans contredit la presence
de NJ. j E. Postel, Professeur d'escrime
i rUniversite qui donnera une r6presen-
tation de combat i Pescrime avec M.
Pfaender ct Nj. Smith, preced6 du grand
salut de I'escrime de Iecole franchise.
Grande demonstration ct assaults.
Les billets d'entree n'etant que de Csc.
II ny a null doute quill y aura foule a la
sale du soubassement de peglise Ste.
Clotilde, surtout en- ayant IN programme
aussi interessant ct qui sera Representa-
par des p%ersonnes capables len faire
une soiree qui aura le plus grand success
j'amais obtenu.
Levee du rideau a 9:15 heures..
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