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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
IAwLEss QUARANTINE METHODS IN
MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD PROPERTY BURNED AND TRACKS TORN
rP-GOvERNOR MLAuRIN SHIT OFT
OF THE CAPITAL

OF THE CAPITAL.
rsckson Mss sept. N-As a result u the de-
.,,,,e,ton Of the tracks and Il cGlvort the Ala
t,sr,s and Vicksburg road carly hour this
morning Governor McLaurln has ordered out the
C.,i,aI LIGHT Guards Of this city IN order 20 pre-
ven, any further destruction o. property. IN add
,,,, ~ tearing up the tracks Of the railroad the
,,ovd also burned uestle on the same road few
mile west Of the city.
Meridian having consented 10 allow trains 10
,s.s through that city. the Alabama and NicHsoufg
reguar train parsed here 81 y. m. yesterday 60
Tag 10 Meridian The speed o. the Train vas not
ef4efe. han four rniirs hour. whereas t"s road
bsd been ordered 10 run 50 trains through here At
"a taeriy-rnlle rate. Not only was th.a ofder "'I-
fully d!+regarded By the ROAD but the train ac'n-
aii t'0tp.d ia tho heart % the city. indignation
g., ,,,..t "a, ofVb and tie Ieole say tnat II neccs-
,lOIs fbey win b1rn ey'Ty bridfe between h"Ec ana
N!ckablfP The city aU;hcfltrs soy ih'l - ,, '.D ~
fever II !nirod1cH1 II WIN tie -. 0 cas 4"' ''' '
regard ~ tnelT rules a. IN t.S raS,, hts Initial
The Governor % state, hAlt 0ut OI ne ''Pl-a
c!iy, Was ii~ condition - aNhHs mere tHio nlo,
ing as resrlt Of the troublesome lines III WHIt (!
lie Ieopls find themselves. Governor MclaurlH, ~
the outbreak II the yellow fever epld"mlc war ~
ths interior II Simpson County, non whlch H@ce
anxious 20 return 10 the capital. Ec maze applca-
ton % the city B0Ard u Hcal1 tDt Permission 10
enter me cry. which Was promptly Gee lnep ~
that Board. There ~ q general guhfthnn" hthIhs'
personA entering lie city and ~" Oihc:an had no
respeof for pcrsors - enforcing The rui".
VrLrbury. Ni.s. sept. N.-GOvernor nc'Huri
has Instructed the Sise troops ~ this place 10 be
ready 10 move. ah0 mar teirgFapn"d 10 surcfln
tndeut Bond - TIE Queen ana crescent 10 MO"
iayofably. The Jackson Outrage 19t created nnch
sIclfement here. Guperiptendeni Bond denies The
report from JsChsOn that lie Instructed IN" en-
sBsor n yesterdays train 10 run As ne Pleased
tcfclYB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
NEW CASES IN NEW-ORLEANS.
4 QUARANTINE Guard ~ THE CRESCENT CIr7
FATALLY SHOT BY ACCIDENT

Ncv,-Orlcans Sept. N.-Rafsel Foust.on. ~ NO
1926 Charres-st. was this afternoon reported SUI
ierlng with yellow fever This r. the fourth case
TO-DAY. Two other OF fever wcr" reported 10
tho Board OF Health this afiernoon-G.arie Dubos.
"A cnild and &. II. German. The HOspital-st. case
reported last night H. Santo GT1ff8tO
Marion Dovden. member OF the Ouachiti
Guards. doing quarantine duty, was fatally snoi
by Henry Mccormick this morning n Was an
accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
oPiyGr ( e.. 20: ORfTiyT r. C.. g.

The Oritani Field Club Of Hackensack received
a final castigation ~ the hands OF the Orange
Athletic CLUBS baseball team on Orange oval yes-
terday afternoon. Fshel pitched five innings for
the visitors and then gave way to Kelly. Orangs
was leading when F.shel quit and when Kelly
came in their batting was terrific Westervelt
took a rest In the last two innings. and Stephens
pitched The game ont for orange. Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
PRECAUTIONS IN ILLINOIS.

Waterloo. H., Sept. i8.-Dr. Adclsberger. presi-
dent Of the Illinois Board OF Health, arrived from
the South last night. whcr" he has beer looking
over the yellow fever situation. The Board has
purchased boat 10 be used AZ pesthouse when
VIII be anchored below Cairo IN case yellow fever
yet, into the State. While no quarantine has been
csts bished no person from Infected districts will
he allowed Ia land in Illinois outside Of Chicago
,.itbout q bill Of health. Additional inspectors have
icon cent To Cairo and ShawDcctGen. and all
-. irs and heats will he dsinfected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

candidates FOR the Legislature wherever they prove
tle strongest. ana that should he L"sIslature 10
Democratic II Will be sought by caucus action 10
bind these men 20 vote for Senator German IN his
struggle for rc-ec 'tion.
The committee viii try 10 to T. that The legis-
Iatte candidates favOrabls ~ free silver are
pledged not to support Mr.. German under any cir
cumstancos. Candidates from the city VIII ne
looked after closely. but attention viii be- PAID 10
candidates throughout the State. The movement %
the silverites IL result ~ Germans "sraddi""
money plank In the platform adopted hy tho Demo-
cratic state Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
TO OPPOSE GORNAN'S REELECTION
THE DECISION REACHED bY THE MiRYLATD
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

baltimore Sept IS tspeclaD.-Tnc Maryland
,,,o.ro,tc Committee decided 10 oppose German 9
.-n,oc,,on 10 the senate To this end the committee
has decided to concentrate It's hgh for the fun
'cn,t,on 0, the Chicago platform on The legislative
,tche, I'm the city and State. Chairman Thomas G.
weeks has appointed S. s. Fields, II. W. schauo
and Edward G. Wollman q committee 10 inquire ana
-. -, the next meeting how every Democrats
o.nd,dste for the Legislature this year voted and
s,ood last fall whether he now stands squar"ly on
the Chicago platform, and whether he VIII vote
for the election to the United states Srnnt" OF
ce,a,n, Gnrman even though ne Dc a cducug njnll-
nee Members OF me committee Sty lhat tnry
have f0tnnation that frec-sENer men vii be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
THE TALK ABOUT JUDGE VAN WICK.

rammany politicians were discussing yesterday
,,a now nhase IN the Mayoralty situation brought
about nv the alleged union 81 Richard Croker ana
Hugh Mel. aU.hlin on chief Justice Ronert \. Van
W. NJ thc CIV Court While many OF the braves
,,.-.. dr.,o,el to regard Judge Van Wyck as a
s.ronc candidate. a great many u them remained
arm In the belief that eX-Mayor Grant WOULD yer
he the candidate OF the Tamminy -Mci'a"Sh''"-
MIlnr Democracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Earnei runs-Orange. 3, Orliani. 4 Two-bese HIT
Home run-Thomas - len bases-orango ii; ORR
sani o. Ease 81 r3lS~ on Wester' Ell; i or stephens
5, hv stephens . Double pay--o NeiI ami All. nit
bv pircher-kelly Bases -Orango. oritanL
> Left on bases-oranse =. Oritani 6. Passed tait-
Cumrs /. Time-2:ih tmp.re-WykoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Head Both husband and wife send divers 10 -.
cure the crucial document one TO destroy Il. the
other to preserve IT, and they meet under the water
and hght over r. The villain IS fo'led. OF course,
and tho son So, his rights. which indicated
IN the ballroom. The costumes for the ball cost
crN nso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
AN APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT.
THE MAYOR OF BRANDON. MISS, Asks F"F
TENTS FOR FEVER REFUGEES.

Uosbtngton Sep, IS-The President received a
.i,re ~ to-day from the Mayor OF Brandon. Miss.
saving that a number OF yellow fever refugeea
vero there In sorry plight. owing 70 lack OF pro
,t!on and inability 20 move away. on account OF
oua-antines lie asked for tents 70 shelter them
20 aupeal was referred by the War Department
20 the Marin Hospital Bureau which mas smpe
funds On hand deal with such cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
In Prints and FlannelS.

- sl..a tl-galns - rne'"4 i' siiI ii4-''' '
pli.lzr our .ul.-rut'l 'tlrfsh'p.- ,,.
Indigo bu- ~hft.na ifnts, n darn ana hSn' "'- -
EirFt Glaze Apron Bingham. fIr NJ udaN special -, -
.. NJ .u..4
-, ,,,., t,Tx = ,aa,. ~ MONDAY at. ..... ICE
Persian Isauc''te. cl-"Nh'4e i-'i' per >A'" =, -.
I VI nItt - y
o., ''f-" '.' ''''''" '''' 90 " .''......... IL
..r.f .r.. Id h.rr.lus a. AMI 80
Tiarueis tal bargains. ~ b'' anu '"c
N'1'"> , ,''.'S .'. "'''' '.- 80. .5c
p , ~ .', 'h1n & 49,. or Mn .,.'...... dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

-sntd snread Of the disease Is remarkable. beverai
a,, seq ire r.ported but not yet passed upon by
ne" ,Lysi,;ans which will probably swell the total
10 6Tty. The general condition OF al me Worss
casss Is improved, and none are no" c'nS''e'eu
dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
in the JeWelry Store.

AZ 10 have left q those beautiful Ansona
No,e.y Cl1,ts. perfect tmepecrs. Monday for.
Ansoail kitchen Clocks solid oak. sold else
whore es higa as 500 here Monday for..........
Mcns new hin model gold filed Watch. stem
wind srl stem SET. warranted b. tHe manu-
factuiers flr I've Years heretofore 5000. to-
morrow
Esquisit"v enamellsd Swiss Chateiaine Watches.
exceptional quality. imported tu seil 81 slo.nr.
fo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
NAY OV ST THE BOARD OFEDTCATION, TOO

San Francisco. Sept 1s.--Mayor Pheian IN .
po,nted way has warned the Board or Educatoh
that II t. does not keep strictly WITHIN 'ne io''e.
- ~ L. a., tho matter OF appropriations II may
he ous,ed from office. as was the Board OF SUPER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
GOLD DEMOCRATS AND TIMHiNT.
DATE or TIE cry CONVENTION or THE FOR
MER CHANGED-CoTprrIoNs Under WHICH
ThMMANY NOMINEE MIGHT RE rs


MER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDER WHICH
ThMMANY NOMINEE MIGHT RE Is
uoRsEp--DoINGs or SUNEEiTEs
A Conference Committee or the National Denloc-
racy held . meeting iu IN" ofiic" Of John A Hrnn"
berry I'm Broadway. Yesterday afternoon and de-
cded to chang. the dat" OF tho city Convention
Of the organiza ION TO October 7. the day after
Tammany'a CIV Convention. There was som"
talk AZ the conference that Tammany might be
induced 10 recognize the gold Democrats by nom
inatina such = rau william r. Grace for
Movor or by allowing the organization - name
some other candidate on III" city uck"' Thos"
rrcseut ~ tho conference were Robert Gtier Mon
roe and Mr. Hcun-barry. Of the Borough 81 Man
haitian. Charles j. Patterson and Waiter &. Bur
ton Kings: Fdvnrd McCu" BRONX. Howard r.
Bsvne Richmond. and Mayor Patrick J. Gleason. o.
Oueers They decided t. iss"" tho following call
for the convention:
New York. September Is 1885,
Tho electors o. the National Democratic party
r.sdiuc in the several boroueh~ comprising the
civ az New York are requested 10 unltc IN send
inc tcn dorgatcf from oacn Assembly district 10
- ,,,,v C'nnytrton. to be held at Cooper nior IN
ne ir,. DIS 81 October. 1874 ~ O'Clock; FOR the
purrO.c % y aoiuP IN nomination candidates Tor
MAYOR Controller ana President OF III" 'Ou1cll. 10
he yo' "a for al the coming g"u raj election.
All ,u. deli gates signed the call. with the eN-
ccpiion Of Mayor Gleason. who said he was not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
ELEVEN HEw CASES AT MOBILE.

RAPID SPREAD or THE PLAGUE 30 DEATHS
EEPOhTED HOWEVER.
Mobile, Ala. sept. y ~fhe Board u Health re-
bsfm eleven new cases ~ yellow fever. nll In the
objected southern district except one, which II IA
ne bpftbSfEf. about % mile and haN from N"
e'hus of TIE elty. 30 deaths reported IN ~" CITY
MORE YEyER yIcTIns At EDWARDS
Thihff'aINL cAsEs EZFORTED o. THK LITTLE
MISSISSIPPI TOWN..
ta~afds. Miss. gepi. ls-Thirty mine cases Of
s'''"~ feFsf are reported here by the doctors Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
CRYSTAL and Art Room.

Genuine cut Glass Water Bottles. chetNynd
cutting a special lot ...
Genuine Cut Glass Wate- Tu:nblers. full size.
cleir "a crystal a limited quantity MONDAY at.
Genuine American tut Class Berry. Fruit or
Orange Bpvi-. very deep and handsome cambridge
cutting. fIl llch size. worth 500. MONDAY.
Genuine American cut Glass B0nhon or Relish
DISHES 6-iach size. unhardled. n very handsome
AMI brilliant cutting. and great bargain indeed.
M.llIa ~ rrler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Notions.

some vefy bla niT s0-!'- IN sllaT i-IT'' R.-IE
~ and 81 BLACK MphIr shoe l.accs. worth loo =.
and lsc.. Monday. per dozen choice at--.--. D.
> ward vide white Isle @ Hrsrt I.a,cs. per pair.
Wide all sk Corset Lace. and yards LONG =,
worth NC. at.-.-....
. yards long. worth 20. 9t....--. y
Curling Irons. nickel plated, hardwood handles .
pointed ends. OIL" 80. $500 80.
Large size Nickel Plated Curling Iron WIN
hardwood fnidGc handle. only. ..-...tt
Kii Hair Curriers', to iis inches lhg per
Linen Tape. pieces in bunch. .......'...i;.,
Ladies fancy Fru Elastic. with fancy nickei
plated clasps. IN black and coiorS. 20 quality a.
special
both sidos
Horn Bones : and inches PEI dozen 1920;
lie Ling i!ump Hooks and Eyes. black anu
white. NJ. , Or J. two dozen FOR ga c
Family S.v.rg Thread nos. 80. !" and ID per
dozen 49, %. 80.
~ v,,ds u hiack spool Sik per dozen.
Jgsrt Vevei.on B.ud.rg fvo Yards IN a piece =,
=, ircrrs vide a'..-: .... --, arJ
e. ~ ~ Waterproof Shrt Binding. ~ MA Hl'
.oo-s best ult &c. per VAL 'i,''
g. ". ". W,;'rproIf skirt Hmd'ug. WIKI VA
p- Z t,'.sto.-. clgr ln nfrk and cul'rs VIII ou'
var any fh.c 3 t~ other kind. r"r tlrd.'''''' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

, GOV BORN TO pr. ND MRS. NiNSEN.
Ioudor Sept. 1S-Sr George Bddcn-PowcN. VI
=, rs received A telegram saying that Mrs. Nam
cen ;he wife OF Dr. TrI:Jof Nansen. the explorer
VINO returned from the Arctic regions IN August
of Iast year mas given birth TO son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
The fail and winter schedule VIII take erect
day September 2lst 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Glassware.

Glassware.
Closing ont orr entire In" Greek border Baccsrat
GLASSWARE. comprising G0blcts. Tumbers Wines Cla'e's
WhsGey. water Bottles. OILS. Decanters, anu other az
'Ds uouIe! ~ liable BONA fde discount ~ ~
Per D.n'-,re half m of regular marked PRIZES.
Initiation tulip shape Flower Nasa,
COPY - . rch glass design 10 inches high. 49,
~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
1uSlin Underwear.

yVore,.s rsnnele,te Gowns. Empire e. le WIN
large ,a,r coliars. fancy herring braid ronha
,.ifar cut and across front. stripe ana cheehea
eGeC,s vide Skin a ful,. generously cut garment
to-rnorr0N tor
yr3rD4n's rannclc.te Gowns. in plain PINK ana
llre sailnr collars daintily trimmed with colorsa
braid ribbon bow st neck.
Flennele;,e steamer Gowns. open Ia front. IhIz.
collar. edged with lace ribbon at neck moving Gun
CIrls' ranneletts Gowns Hubbard yoke, pre'V
rirk and blue stripes sizes 10 l@....-...........
Giris' nann~let,e Gowns. turnover collar ana
cuffs lace trimmed. bow NJ neck, sizes !. 10 H.
Vorner's striped fannelette Inderskirts MADE
-.i,h ,,oka hand skirt yards wiie.........-..
FIonnelette Breakfast Jackets. preity s'ril"n
eDe~.. Ernpire st"ie large sailor collar y I'm ts's
,-i,o,et ruf~e flowing cuN. lace trimmed -.
Women. rarneleitr Understands. cut very Woe"
made with umbrella rune
Fisuueiette breakfast Jackets. Empire .tyls.
sailor collar nnisned with rune ana o"ao'hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Innings.

Very and reliable l:iangs. az P.l'es '''
lsay only very inferior Gus!iles
:,g-inch ,noire finish black Percalne Lining
a leading shades. very sJtt ana suV'd''"' -.
loo for Monday. 2f....-...... "
best s. Camhric Lining all coors FOR MorHAF .y.
Rustic Skr Lining in black only: Tor MOE -
reduced
g French i"ir cloth 'hr 10 'h'"ss' a. w. 2oc
Domestic HSiT 1lo.". ~ mems "'''. ;" IL:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Linens,

some really at;ri.'lt4 goods ~ really low prices.
lin quality Turkish Towels - Monday only..
Heavy Bath Towels. ',r M.udRv ai.........-... ..
2o's' damask hem-. it,~i Tray tlofl.s u
Fine Table Cloths wi'h g.. der M around. beau
'iful patterns made - -.Yt,u table laWssh. 10 =
ward. p. yard ami . gard lengths; Monday. p'r -
Al" dozen all i."'n 2f-ir-h s9ua-" German Nli-
kns, rery ha@ qualify Tor Monday. per u'z"n
900 colorcd hrrjcr Lunch Cloths fnr MONDAY A.. =
LAG dozen hcms'!tcbeI Huek Towels. extra large
size. with dsma.k borders. tp-csl................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
~lIe TT-C'- ---........ 20 I'D 40 az ~
Embroidery Department.

vond"rful ha:SaH Tor Mondays sals.
800 remnant lengths OF Hamburg Swiss ard
Nsinsool Edges and Insertions, each piece s.,
Yards long. including very nm. baby edging in " lie
widths. euhrcilerie, that worth and three
mes the price viii make flr Monday. divided
into five los.
55c.. soc. :;5c. 25c. and I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
China and Dinner Ware.

Some Wonderful Bargains for Mondays sale.
A special purchase OF 20 packages o,ead ana
butte. fruit and dessert plates. after dinner d"
O'Clock and tea cups and s3Jcers. all neatly de-
Grated and tinted. worth 70 20; Tor M1Echy .,
China Chocolate Pots. fun size. decorated N
pretty floral sprays odd shapes. regular price -,
$50: Monday special .........': <os
Decorated china covered Butter Dishes tinted =.
and decorated. worth Toe; Monday for .....'.. 'oe
Enel.-h porcelain Dinner Sots. 10 pieces IN
cluItng large sup tureen. do'" color, rocco
border decorated IL u pretty scroll On, easily
worth slioV the complete -, Monday for...... '''s
English porcelain Dinner S-ts. ~" pieces
dainty flowing blue decoration pretty shape, . =,
worth at least $3.50: Monday complete for Dol
Genuine Carlsbad China Dinner Ssts. lO1 pieces
handsome y decorated in pretty sprays assorted
y ,.,rs raleI wI,S gold nG2y speca for 100;
Maddocks premium American porcelain Toilet
sets chrySanthemum flowers IN neat bite cDl %. -
the complete OF pieces Monday for........ Les
Gold plated top Paror or Centre Tane.
Mi ~ o res,;,r 81 o5 49, Moaday a,. 2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
In the Rug Dept.

An almost limitless assortment OF
choice Rugs az prices beyond the reach
Of competition
Smiths Moquet,es. Rugs and Mat
tings. limited quantity. for Monday
sale at the following prices
Size 1Sx36 inches ........... 'o'
Size 2.xj4 inches .......'..' La"
Size 36x54 inches ..........' -'"'
John Bromley & Sons SMYRNA
Carpets, . IT. by l. IT, else
where $1,000. here .........-.. -''''
Size Il. 6 By 10 II. 6. else
where $500. here .............. '''""
Size 6 II. by Q IT.. usually
SlJ.vO. special for Monday at '"'"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Hair Brushes.

A sample Inc the importation ~ Messrs Hamburger
Co. extra hne extra choice. ebony. rosewood olive
wood white and black hristle ttachel and unhleacl"i
Hrstlc Brushes for Monday n, phenomenal prices
Regular Price........ SO - 100 p l.5c 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The first showing e rev Clrsets
H. ~ : fancy c7or-d 'orsets. made Of sa:een.
pretty pink. huo ana cream striped effects side
si'"s, TOP hnShcl - with lace with ribbon,
Lengths. short and long. Monday special. OSr
Memo ~'if-reducing Cprscta It new invention. IN.
bfs' and 'st e1 ert..' abdominal supporter.
pos'iV" roller for pht seal weakness. sefadipsting
70 any Size - aht men and self reducing
form 90 the figure. Reinforced with the Memo triple
"'rips. made In French colti white and drab.
4 stsr ~ competent corset women and comfortable
hins rocns Ask - see the new sef redurnG corseta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Umbrella Department

Wonderful bargain for Mor lays sale"
I Immense lot OF L>sq!ss fne Umbrellas, or Eng
llsh Gloria, Oh tarerirg steel roe, END pure nix
1asss 10 match. great NarIe'y ~ extremely t'!l-
,.b handles 10 choose from: you cannot equal them
,nywhere FOR less than 81 %: VII 20 on sale Mon
0av al the extreme bargain pr!ce of............--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Untrimmed Millinery.
The Ribbon Designer.
Feathers.

Trade winds bring w. these TWO bari gain gems
Handsome black ostrich Flumes, excellent value,
for Monday. each .....-....-.......,-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Lace Department.

\ Wonderful Bargain Sale f0r Monday
one lot - nne Oriental Ierta t.aces in N-.
patterns. widths from inches. WI and
butter color. worth less tnsn 30. mos, =
them real Go. quality: chose II az Monday at. -,
Veilings.
wonderful bargain tor M,n.ay's sale
2W" '1rts ~ vary nnr - 1sh Wide vei
irEs lN black AMI oolors 20. a
some worth 80. yard. amount o. them
worth %. all 10 be offered Monday choice NJ. 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

CSC
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-30
The Ascension Razar.

The Ascension parish fair which con-
cluded last Saturday night was sue
cess, and the amount realized exceeded
the expectations of the committee in
charge. The voting at the close was
quite spirited and showed that tho con-
tcstants left nothing undone to win.
The dining room was we'll attended
during the week and the excellence OF
the meals served reflected the greatest
credit on the ladies in charge. Each
evening n program was presented IN
which Masters James Byrne and John
Kennedy and Miss Gertie ONetll par
ticipated. The St. Joseph brass band
volunteered their services on Monday
and Wednesday nights. and the COM
mittee takes this opportunity Of thank
Ing them. They also wish to extend to
the other ladies' and gentlemen who by
their untiring labors helped to make
the fair q success their sincere thanks.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-30
Three Church Weddings.

On Wednesday morning three we'd
dings OF Importance were solemnized at
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton at the various masses. At o'clock
John Rivenburg. a convert to Cntholi-
city. and Miss Gusta Marasi were mar
ried by Father Prendergast.
McNAMARA-REGAN.
AT the 9 o'clock mass Robert J. Nc
Namara and Miss Mary Regan were
united in marriage. The bride was az
sisted by her sister Alice, and tie groom
by M. j. McGrath. Mr.. Mcnamara, bet
ter known to all his friends as Bob. Is
an enthusiastic Hiberninn and Catholic
Forester and being both OF these can not
fail to make 'model husband"
FLEETHAM-HOY.
At the 10 o'clock mass the church was
we'll filled by relatives and friends who
came to witness the pretty wedding GER
cmony OF these two popular persons,
the groom being Hugh Fleetham. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flcetham OF the
East Side, and the bride Miss Agnes
Hoy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hoy, of 919 Fifth street north. The
grooms' best man was his brother. Al
bert. and the bridesmaid, Miss Nellie
Hoy. After the nuptial knot was tied
by Rev. J. ]. Keane, who also celebrated
the mass, reception was rendered at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleetham will reside on the East
Side