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Default having occurred in the payment
on the Indebtedness secured by q deed of
trust, dated, June 16, 1894, and recorded
on June Is, 1894, in Liber j. w. b. 2S,
Iolio 42S, one of the Land Records for
Prince Georges county, Maryland, and at
the written request OF the party secured
thereby. the unders igned trustees VIII
sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the NINTH day
o Of ~ cFIGGHBIBUARY, A. D, 1897, at - l2;45
iand ana premises, situated in Kent Dis
trlct, Prince Georges county, Maryland,
about | mile from Lanhams station, on
tIe Baltimore and L otomac X. r., the same
Lllburn Mitchell. died, seized, containing
20 acres. plat of the above described
!and is attached to the deed from John
Henry Schwier to Robert H. q Bouis, dated
June 10, 1894, and recorded III the afore-
salu Land Records on or about June iS,
1894. The above described land is i'm
proved by a five-rConi dwelling, stable,
Chicken house, wagon-shed, etc.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, one
thiru IN one year, and one-third In Two
years, SAID deferred payments TO De Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser, ana
deed OF trust or mortgage upon the prop
erty sold, said notes to bear interest at
lnc rate or SIX per centum per anntin from
seni-annually: or all cash at the option
ol the purchaser. deposit OF one Hun
;ired t100) Dollars will be required at
The time Of sale, and the terms OF sale
must be complied with within ten days
from date or sale, otherwise the property
VIII be resoid at che risk and cost or the
delaulttng purchaser. CoDyeyancing, etc,
at purchasers S cost.
FREDERICK L. sIDD9SSsS, Trustee;
ANDREW ]. SCHWARTZ, Trustee,
605 9th st. NV, Washington, D. G.
ja26,2 20 ,febI A g
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'5 5 SALE
BY virtue of writ OF fieri facias issued
Court os vhe District OF Columbia, and
10 me directed, | VIII sell ut public sale
Tor cash, IL front OF the Court House door,
washington, u. C.. on MONDAY, February
i, A. ID. 1897, at II o clock a. M, all
the right, title, claim ana interest nc Nelson
u. sunnerfield, in and To the following
described real estate, to Wit: Lots 10
sos; and lot I in square east of square
CO. ana lot II, in square 666; seized
dni levied upon as the property of said
Nelson q. Suumerfed, and sold to satisfy
execution No. 255TI, III favor of Diler
Is. Groft, To use OF Matte K slater
Al BERT a. WILSON, L. 5. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuCtiOuecrS.
Ja4-fe l-notx wed
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,
sra HON CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.

SRA tIOS CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS.
In Effect january IS, 1897
foO a 81 week days PITTSBCRG EX-
fRESS-Parior and Dining Cars Harris
burg TO Pittsburs
lou M. PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
-, uHiIith sleeping, Dimng smoking and
ODserya lion Cars, Harrisburg to ChicagO.
SlncIhhat', indianapolis, ST. LOUIS, Cies .
iana .aa and Ieiedo. Buffet Parior Car 70
1920 A. n FAST LINE-Puliman Burfes
!,a !rsrior IT. Car to Harrisburg buffet Parlor
$40 p haMTriSS9HgEE n SHIEE to 70 PitH5SbqIG HH o.
r. t6GApHaessLPullmaE. Buffet ParIor Car
70 harrisburg Sleeping and Dining
SSI SaIs harrisburg To St Louis. Cincinnati.
10 NJ WESTERN EXT REss-Pulr.
n man Sieeling Car 10 PittSburg Chicago
car caq ~ ,dnarTrniis6urg rnidurg 10 Cleveland DinI6s
TO r: NJ SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
pdIihan sleeping cars aShinsJOn to
&stSsPdfS & and Harrisburg 70 81. Louis
Car FIIle tFId CincinuaIlj- DInuS
1910 P, NJ PACIFIC ExPREss-Puil
man Sleeping Car to iITtsourz.
q ;oO A. NJ. Tor Kane, CananGaicIS' RoeheS
tds1; at; ana niagara Falls daily, except sun
1850 4. NJ for EImira and Renovo 1suv
SaCept sunday: For Lock Haven week
pyS ana WlliiamspOEt sundays. 3: 40
d. M for WnIIamsDort Rochester.
ESattialo, and Niagara Fails daily. except
t oSSuIua1, with Sleeping Car Washingtca
,oea9 no S9utsspension Is Bridge. via Buffalo.
~ 40 Al Tor Erie, Canandaieua Rochesr
Yer, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily.
ESi sleeping Car Washington to Elmira.
PIMA, New 1orh, aLd the
40 NJ "CoNGREssroSAI. LIN.
inc -. daily, ali Par!Or Cars. with Din
ipinInarr ar IroE9 Ton Baitimore t Regular at 90
CdT1, and IL 90 (Dining Car from WIis
In ~ ION! ON a. a.. i2.45, 8 10, 40. $50,
tDintne ,.'tG e. 90 o n ON sunday. 90
2d irern Q Wilmingtonl A NJ, I2.l5, 3.I5.
PM, o.oQ, 1000 and 1I-25 p M For
ID n"'1gel 1Ssd pila IA only, Fast Express, 7 so A
wee Eeeeeki,,days, days, 2,01 and SO ?. II. dad7-
weatl6s tL,st0h 90. H. WITHOUT change. 90 A Il
ZOE Atlantic City iva Delaware River
bliuge. all-raiI TOuteJ, 3.I5 IA faiIV
F9r BALTIMORE, M 8 20. I 90. I so, g 90. y. %;
d2I5. I245 26i. 15 G-, 20 b'34 "a 90 g lim I:
I9d,; 40, 4 50. {. 40, 6.l5. 6 5O- 10.
On USu, Sn,n,a hO,49' dlI5. ana II 80 p. m
iiOO a. m, II. 10, | Is. 20i. 3I5. 3. 40;
t4;0o Iimltedl, 4.2U. $40. els, 6. so.
For Pope's Greek Line. Z 80 a. nd, ana ga
,cd1 p, m, DAILY, except SUNDAY.
ana 4ZO + Al. daily. except sunday
Sundays, 300 A NJ and 1 20P. NJ
Atldhtlc Coast Llne-''F lords SDeCfaT-
I9F 19F JAG kS gnville and -. AuEusJIIe.
Florida aud points on Atlantic Coast
Line, $50 \ NJ. 346 P NJ daily:
RICHMOND only, lU.5T A NJ. veel.-days:
atlanta Special, via Richmond and sea
board Air Line. $40 p NJ daily Ac-
ComInOdatIOu for QuantiCo, : 45 A N
daily, and 4-25 P NJ weekdays
1icket oIIlces, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station, Sixth and n
streets, where orders can be LEFT TOT Caeck-
ing OF baggage 10 destination from hotels
and residences
s. II. rkEyosT. General Manager.
J K WOOD. General PassehSe Agent
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PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, Washington,
C.,Janudry 20 leS1-ScdlcdpIo opOSalS VIII
be received at this office until O'Clock p
m on the 26TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
ls3T, and opened immediately thereafter
Tor all the laloT and materials and liking
sure steam heating and ycntilatinG APP
paratus, Tot and cold water supply sy stem,
flitering plant, etc, tor the United states
in accordance With the dra wings and
specifications, copies OF which may be
had al this Office or the office ut the super
irtcndCnt at Washington, ID. C. Each bld
must be accompanied by certified check
Tor sum rot less than per cent OF the
amount of the proposal The right is re-
served TO reject any and all b.dS and to
WdlNrduN GCIUt or iniOIndiIty nanN blu III
II be deemed in the interest of the govern
ment 20 Go SO. y Proposals received after
the time stated viii be returned TO the
bidders. WILLIAM MARTIN AIKEN,
SlIDcrViSing 4 Architect iaSO -6t-COi
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Parker. Bridget x Co,
Progrrssiye Clo.hiers. 81 7th st
You'll be sorry

if you don't take ad-
vantage Of this opportun-
1ty to secure Fine Suits and
Overcoats at SO. 25 and SS. 25
that are double and triple
these prices. The lot is
dwlndllng considerably, so
If you intend buying a Suit
or Overcoat better come in
today.
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NEIP NANTED-MALE.

NANI rlI-BOy. Coal office 633 + ST.
NV bet. X and 3. ia3l-3t
WANTED-A chance for men and boys
to learn barber trade III weeks. good
positions guaranteed when through. write
today for free catalogue: established 3
years. PHILA BARBER SCHOOL, 923
Arch ST., L Philadelphia. ja31-3t
NTED-EXperlenced man III meat
and provision store. Apply, with refer
ence, HOS 4th st. ja30-3t
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rOSrcFFICE NOTICE.

Should he rrHu tIauy, ny IlntCI rSJeu, as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails TOT the week ending teDru-
AIRY Is. 1897, close promptly at tins Office
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THE MORNING TINES MONDAY FEBRUARY l. 1897
TRUSTEES. SALE.
Tuoos5.- -DowLIN5ia 8 Co, AucJloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY -FIv E
t2hl ACRES OF LAND IN KENT
DISTRICT, PRINCE GEO RGE'S
COUNTY, MARYLAND, IMPROVED
BY FIyE-ROOM HOUSE, STABLE,
CHICKEN HOUSE, WAGON SHED,
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PERSONAL.
PROF. HALEE,

Born clalrvoyant and scientific palIIist.
Tells your name, occupation, aud Just What
you want to know: also tells about busi-
ness deals, love affairs, family troubles,
friends and enemies, reuniteS the separ-
ated, brings quarrels all right, removes
spells, causes good luck, etc. Fee, 20, oOc
and 81. Hours, to daily, except
SUNDAY. Hours Sunday. to 4 ParlOrS,
S25 II 81. NV. Satisfaction guaranteed
ja22-2m
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HELP wANTED-FEAIAIE


IF YOU want IA good situation, call at
| SOC 9TH st. NV. SOUTHERN EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, I'd floor front. fe13t
MANTED-rnoroughly accomplished all
round waist hand. must be able TO trim.
only those accustomed TO the finest work
reed apply. Address La MODE, this Of
lltc- Ici-3t
WANlE Ed Competent whIUe cook by
pTiyat" family; no other work. 6I4 18th
St NV. 1t
WANTED -CUlored cook; also a cham
berma id; small private family. 6l4
lHJn - NV. 1t
N.,.>i i.ID- v nIUe general nouscworKer:
ia':lIiy Of oAree; good wages. 81 1851 st.
NV 1t
WANTED-Young ,colored woman for
gt,utI.,t AoHSr WOrh. two IN FANNY 6I4
lSth S' NV 1t
WAN1ED-A girl FOR general house
work; wages, So per month. 1928 SUh
st NV 1t
WANTED-A respectable woman, willing
10 stay At night, to work in small
famiy. Call at No 50 K st NV ja3I-3t
WANTED Woman to cook, wash and
iron, and do general housework; wages
70 work; must he good cook. Apply 1921
ID st. NV ja3i-3t
WANTED-15 neat, reliable females at
once. 3o6 q st. NV ia31-3t
NANlED-COoK ana ChamDeFIuaId; good
wages. small family. 1902 1-2 10Th ST.
NV. Ja3I-3
WANTED "A typewriter operator at once;
aisr SecOna-hand typewriter IN good
condition: must he cheap. Address, giving
particulars, HENRY W. SAGE, City Post
office. Ja:3I If
WANTED-A good, strong, capable girl
for general house work; must stay nights
5l6 Ilela ware ave. ne. ja30-3t
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DANCING-Morning ana afternoon class
es Will commence February 4th prONino;
parties desiring TO join will do SO at once;
lady teachers, reduction TO clubs: private
any hour, by appointment, 81: six lessons
So, references. Address QUICK METHOD,
this office ia3I -3t
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ToNswaSyED-MAIE

WANTED-By young white man, place
as assistant clerk in meat store or drive
delivery wagon; references. G. w. X.
this office. ia3I-3t
CARP Irauer, aIi-round
mechanic, wants situation X, this Of
nee. ia3l -:5t
WANTED "A position of any kind by a
thorough gentleman: well recomIne aud
Wen educated, especially in Italian and
French. REV ALEX NJ. RICH, 226 In
dlaha ave NV. ja3U3t
WANTED Position by a grocery and
meat clerk; years experience. 20l2 9th
ST. NV ja30-3t
haNIED-1 oSluon IN hotcl as Lt iIfuan,
elevator man or porter refs 1916 9th
st. NV. ia3C-3t
WANTED-By a respectable colored man.
place as driver or waiter. Call 1905
ST. NV Ja3O-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

WANTED BY German couple, places;
wife to cook or nurse; man as coacnHan,
butler, waiter, or any kind OF work in
house or garden. 2141 II ST. nv.
la31-3t
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

TABLE BOARD-2 meals, So; lunch
II desired. 52l Sd st. NV. ia30-3t-eIn
F1RST-CLASS board, $15: room and
board. SIS and $40 323 E. Cap. ST. ia3O- BIT
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

~ a a \ ioNS w An tSIFD-FEMAIE.
ED-By "a young colored Iuan,
place as cnachman and al-round man;
Sood TefS Please call or address to 1856
q ST. NV. 1T
WAN1ED-By three girls, places as gen
ethl houSeworker, chambernlaid and nurse:
CITY refs. lIO2 IL 10 st. NV ia3I-3t
WANTED-By an experienced tailoreSs
position; will sew in families: care for chill
NV. in al 3t
WANTED-By young lady, position as
typewriter and general office work small
Siilary bennington machine used, refs. Adj
dress NJ. r., this office. ja3l-3t
WAN1 i1D-By half-grown girl nurse and
20 70 school. 1902 1-2 10th st. NV.
Ja30 Stem
WANTED-By white woman. general
holsework. or chambermaid. 1902 1-2
IOth ST NV Ja3G3t-ern
WANTED-Young lady wishes employ
Hlent as secretary to lady OF office work:
understands typewriting and Stcnography:
moderate salary. Address Miss KEEDY.
203 st NV. ia30-3t
WANTED Situation by white girl as
chamberInaid and waitress; good home an
object. Address 324l Prospect ave
ja29-3tem
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). ". huoSELL, Jeacner or guitar terms
reduced. 73l 1lth st. NV. ia25-I4t
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FOR RENT-FLAIS.
FOR RENT-Two-room flat; heat, bath,
and gas; $40. 2122 M st. ja31-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOX sALE-Sw., oesiraDIe residence;
thoroughly modern, $500; also 7th st.
sw, property; can be converted into busi-
ness property, $3.50. d. ID. THOMPS SON,
1888 st. NV, or G. CLINTON JAMES,
SUI st. NV. ja3O-3t-em
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FOR RENT-ROOAfS.

FOX kEN1--2 fur. rooms with heat and
gas for gentleman or hghJ housekeeping.
3OS X st. NV. fel -3t
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FASmONABLE dresses made for So 80;
satisfaction guaranteed. 232 st. NV.
fn
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No CHARGE for consultation H. ID.
GORDON, lawyer, 9lS + st NV, Room :.
fel-bU
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MAUI "a HON SiuNo-eet uIy UIu
and save money. CHAS- ). WILLIS 4US
iOtl ST laSU-iJ
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FOR ShLE-SUBU URBAN.
FOR SALE-In Brookland; = story, bay
window house; story stable well and
city water; at your price. BROOKLAND,
TINS office. Ja:3l -3t
= FOR SALE-A bargain; one-quarter acre,
electric railroad; st. Asaph, Va; small pay
nent cash, balance long time. PALMER.
1lo6 Madison ave-, baltimore, Md.
ja27-6t
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VOCAL, FIANO, VIOLIN LESSONS,
25c. First-ClaSS tuition; no better in the
city; the professor is gentleman OF eX-
perIcnCe and ability, he offers these low
rates to get in more generally with indus
triOuS pupils. Address CONCERTO,
TINS nffIct iaH IL
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WANIED-POSiAG STAMPS.
WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old
Unlteu states postage and department.
stamps; collections also bought. H. II
DoNkHoRST. 1905 9TH st. NV. seY-tf
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NIISCEILAN EOUS

MCKINLEY AND HOBART Carnival,
under the auspices or the Auxiliary Re
publican Association, at Masonic Temple,
corner 9th and + StS. NV, Tuesday, Feb
ruaFy . to ., inclusive. Dancingat 1870.
Special attractions each evening. Ad-
mission, lOc, fe1-It
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"A DRESS REHEARSAL"

A Treat That No One ShoE:H Miss.
On Wednesday evening, July 18th, che
Young Ladies and Sunday School chill
dren oG the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, assisted by the best local
opera talent. will present beautiful
comic opera at the Bijou theater. The
musical play is a burlesque imitation of
Cinderella. 1t pu. ports to be the clos
ing exercises of young ladies' academy
and affords ample opportunity for much
fun and frolic. Nothing so enjoyable
has been presented in any playhouse in
Minneapolis for many days. Reserved
seats, soc; balcony, csc; children, 15c.
THE CAST
Mrs. Jarvcy {teacher Of elocuticn..
900. ..... ..... hiss Ivel
Miss Jones. principal of Grove
House Academy .... Miss Flaherty
Rose Jennings afterwards Fairy
Godmcther> ..... Miss; McCarron
Amy Fibbs afterwards Cindcrella)
900. ........ Miss leila Sweitzer
Mir1e Epinarti (French Governess)
600. ..... ..... Miss FrankeuIield
Clara Wilkins afterwards Prince
..... ...... miss Asgia Sullivan
Martha Higgins. Carrie Jackson,
1.-TWO spiteful sis:ers) -. Jennie Ival
Miss Aygie Mccain
tarah Ann Uhc greedy girD ........
500. ............ Miss May Byrnss
6ophinisbu Sprus the sentimental
Slf) ..... ............. MISS Burke
Miss Prudence PinchbacE Visitor at
SCHOOL .....M MISS Cannon
Director ...... E. Mrs Charles Babcock
Grand chorus oil 100 voices and DAM $
orchestra.
Miss Iyel. Miss Sweitzer and Miss
Frankentield are professional artists
who volunteer their services for this
occasion.
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are some of the questions these meet
ings are discussing and trying TO settle.
These meetings are CI:sn and free to
the public to listen or take part III
them All classes of people, Republic
cans. Populists, Socialists, single taxists,
capitalists and laborers. are equally in
vited. as all sides can have their say.
Next Monday evening, July u, at D.
m., the we'll known authoress, Mrs
Kate Burlington Davis leads the dis
cussion by a paper on the subject OF
Social Christianity"
To this meeting all ministers and
church people are especially invited to
hear and say what they ties .'e II
be the attitude of the church toward
political movements. This is not a
movement OF any one church; the meet
ings are being held at Plymouth church
because the trustees of that church.
have kindly donated the free use of
their large centrally -located lecture
room for the purpose Of helping on a
coed cause.
July rs Hon. S. nj. Owen is expected
to .aad the discussion ON principles
of State Interference" Aug. 2, DIR. II. b.
Fay, Socialism," Aug. 8, Rev. VIM.
Wilkinson, English Social Move
ments."
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A. 0. n. NOTES.
cAHuLTowN LADIES ORGANIZE

Last Sunday afternoon large delega-
panied by a number OF the officers Of
of the Ladies' Auxiliary, went to Ca
hilltcwn for the purpose Of organizing
a ladies' society at that place, and also
to take part in the program prepared
by Division No. 5, A. 0. H., the division
having announced that an open meeting
would take place for the purpose Of en-
teEtalnins their visitors and instructing
those who were outside the order in it's
aims and objects. Those in attendance
from the city We're Mrs. J. j. DAILY. state
president Of the Ladies' Auxiliary; Mrs.
Cummings. county president; Dr. Mary
Riley, medical eXaminer Miss Anna
Mulligan, of Division No. 4; Mrs. G. J..
Turner, OF Division No. 9: Mrs. James
Best, of Division No. 3; Miss Quinn and
Mrs. Mulvihill, of Division No 2. of the
Ladies' Auxiliary; Thomas Connolly,
state secretary; N. c. O'Connor, county
president; J. 7. Boylan. county secre-
tary; J. j. Fitzgerald, j. 7. MCGOWAN,
]. p. Wall, 7. d. Conway, W. Archer,
John O'Grady. Daniel O'Connell, G. J..
Nolan. ]. f. Hanily and ]. D. O'Brien.
The exercises were held in the school,
house beginning at p. m. After some
good addresses by Mrs. Cummings, N. C..
O'Connor, Rev. Henry McGorick, Thos.
Connolly, j. J. Fitzgerald and ]. r. Nc
GoWan On the subject Of ladies organic
atoms, committee was appointed to
take the names of those desiring to be-
come charter members OF Division No. s.,
Ladies' Auxiliary of Hcnnepin county.
About so of the fair ladies present
availed themselves Of the opportunity
and were taken in charge by Dr. Riley
and examined for admission into the in
suranre fund. At an early date the or
ganization will be completed by the
election Of a board of officers and time
and place of regular meetings will be
announced. While the ladies' We're un-
dergoing the medical examination the
male members were enjoying fine pro
gram of addresses, rccitations and songs
by Messrs. Connolly, Fitzgerald. Boylan,
MCGOWAN, O'Brien, Conway, O'Connor,
Wall and Rev. Henry McGolrick. At
the conclusion Of the meeting a palata-
Bile Toast Of good things was in readiness
on the lawn adjoining the church, pre-
pared by the members Of Div No. 5 and
their ladies'. Although the crowd dis
played q wonderful appetite there was
an abundance of everything one could
wish for. At the conclusion OF the re-
past unanimous vote OF thanks was
rendered the Hiberians of Cahill and
their ladies' for their unbounded hos
ptality.
Div. No. s, Ladies' Auxiliary. will give
an entertainment and ice cream social
ut their hall, corner of Washington and
Tenth avenue north, OH Tuesday even
ing July 3.
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IN AND AROUND TIE CITY.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Kane. wife
was announced in last weeks Irish
Standard occurred at her former nome,
Watertown, Mimi. last Friday, where
the remains were taken for interment
in charge of Undertaken p. II. Prender-
CAST. From the home OF her aged par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Michael Dugan, the
funeral ccrtege proceeded to st. Pat
rick's church, where requiem mass was
ter which the body was laid to rest at
st. Patrick's cemetery. The pail bear
ers We're A. d. Starkey, Nj. OReilly,
John Rogers, john McNeely, James
Kelly and John Reilly. Mrs. Kane was
30 years OF age, and leaves a bereaved
husband and four children
ID. Donovan and wife, Of Gracevillc.
have ret,:Ined home after a pleasant
visit with friends in the Twin Cities.
John p. Fitzgerald, police magistrate
of Belt, Mont, is in the city and will
remain few weeks. MIR. Fitzgerald
has prospered since removing to Mon
tant, and is looking exceedingly we'll,
much to the delight of his many friends
In Minneapolis. Mrs Fitzgerald is also
enjoying the visit with her husband.
Genial Tom Moore, the former we'll
known saloon keeper OF this city, died
on Thursday Of last week of hemorr-
hage Of the stomach, in Chicago.
Guy Bowman rs years of age, and
bookkeeper and stenographer for c. H.
Smith 4 Co., committed suicide Wednes-
day night by taking Is grains of NOR
phine. Domestic infelicity was the cause
which led to the rash act His wife
and himself had not been living to-
gether of late. He leaves an infant
child and a brother who is travelling
salesman
The picnic held last Monday by the
members of Ascension parish ON the
beautiful grounds adjoining the church
was largely attended all day. The re-
freshment booths were we'll patrontzed,
as the day was hot, and towards evening
the attendants had nearly disposrd of
everything they had. The sports were
highly enjoyed by participants and
spectators. A novel feature of the pro-
gram was the disposal by public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash of
beautiful silk patchwork quilt by Capt.
Michael Whelan. The winner of this
valuable article was Mrs McKenna. r'r.
Harrington was present and enjoyed the
picnic and sports as we'll as his flock.
The best order prevailed and everything g
passed off pleasantly.
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but is improving. Mrs Monahan and
daughter, who have been at st. Paul,
returned Thursday afternoon of last
week
Joe. b. Cavanaugh formerly general
freight agent of the Wisconsin Central.
now vice president of the st. Paul and
Western Coal company, was in the
Zenith City last week
Capt. John Flynn OF the Lake Su-
perior and Lake Michigan Transports
ton company received yesterday the
first copy of the Manitou Light daily
newspaper printed and published on
board of palace steamer Manitou. The
work is all done on the steamer.
Matthew T. Brown, of this city, was
married Tuesday of last week at Sioux
City, Iowa. to Miss Bertha f. Brady.
They arrived here last Friday evening
and will make their home.
Tuesday evening of last week George
Stanley was the host of a sailing party
which put in a very pleasant evening
on the bay.
Mr.. w. j. Farrell and family are
contemplating a trip down the lakes
early next month. They will visit
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
MIR. james Higgins is the proud father
of u small boy who arrived at his home
last week.
Miss Celia Mackey. of saltwater, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs c. f. Hartman
at Lakeside
MIR. S. j. Mccarthy made flying trip
to st. Paul last Saturday and spent a
couple of days.
DIR. Harry Brown, of St Paul, is visit
ing the Zenith City this week
Friday night, July .. the storm in this
city was the worst of the kind ever eX-
prrienced. All the parks have been
ruined and the DANCE awill run into
ruined and the damage will run into
streets have been ruined also.