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SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Sevea.- dwelling in Hyattsville;
large lot; barn, stable, chicken house. shade.
flowers, garden; cheap. 5000; monthly payments.
DUCKETr & DENT. 635 st.
FOR SALE-New 7-room dwelling; Q halls:
shade; garden, fruit, acre of land; 10 minutes
walk from electric cars, near city; $500; easy
terms DUCKETT & DENT, 63j f st.
FOR SALE-Acre lots. near electric cars, at
Hyattsville: forest shade; good elevation; fine
water; cheap; easy terms; money to build.
DuCKETT & DENT, 6S5 + st. jest
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GO Chesapeake as' al
the Cranoesf Scenery of
America. All Trains Yesfibu1ed.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
Sfat3ou sixth end ID Streets.
Schedule in effect May q. 1900.

Schedule in effect May q, 1900.
2:l5 r. II. DAILY-C;ncinnzti and st. Louis
Speciai-So.id train for Cincinnati Pullman
,icepers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville. In
jianapo!is, and ST. Louis. without change. parior
1as Co.ington. Va. to Virginia Hot Springs.
I'arIor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
I:lo p. " DAILY-F. +. V. Limited Solid
:;lin for Cincinnati Pullman S.eepsrs TO Cincin.
natl. Lexington. and Louisville. without change:
Connection tor Virginia Hot Springs daily. Pull
niln compartment TO Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesdays, Thursdays. srd Saturdays. Observation
Gar Hinton to Cincinnati. SIeeDers Cincinnati
to Chicago and st. Louis
if:i5 A. H. DAILY EXCEPT SUSDAY-For
Scwport News. Norfolk. and Old Peiat Comfort
tvia Penn. K. r., X. +. e F., aud Richinond).
..2:I5-P. N. DAIi.i-for Gordousviiis. Char
iattesvi.le. staunton, daily. and for Richmcnd.
daily. except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohi1
off;ces 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue. 600 18th Street.
near +. and at the station. Telephone call. Iiii.
for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H. W. FULLER,
Telephone 1905. General Passenger Agant-
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Fon SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Excellent truck farm
IS acres; crops planted; near city, for s-acrc
poultry farm with nise house and oufbuildings
Address BOX z05, this Office. jeG-St
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FOUND.
FOR sALE-sUBURDAN.

FOR SALE-Large building lots at BnIston, on
electric line; miles from Washington; SC.
fare; price 500 per lot; terms, IS cash; balance
81 per month; 10 per cent off for cash. JAMES
f. CLEMENTS 1871 st. NV. jeI-6t ,em
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IN JUSTICE COURT. BEFORE JUSTICE LEWIS
/. O'NEAL, \ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN
AND FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DANIEL +. MCCARTHY, Plaintiff, VS.. EARLE
TURNER, Defendant At Law No. 1885,.
summons in due form having been issued out
OF this court to lawful constable OF this District
for the said defendant. and the same having been
by said constable returned Not found" it il
hereby ordered that said defendant cause lis APP
pearance to be entered herein before the Esd
DAY OF JUNE, 1900, At 10 O'CLOCK A. ",
otherwise the eause will be proceeded with as
in case of default.
LEWIS ]. 0'NEAf.
Justice OF the Peace, District OF Columbia
je1,S,l5
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
: OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESs-In re
Estate OF CHARLES W. SCHELL. Deceased.
No. gi19. Administrator Docket eJ
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, holding a spec
ai term for Orphans Court business for probate OF
the last will and testament and codicis. AND for
letters testamentary on said estate, by Mary
Frances Sche. it is ordered this 9Th day o. June.
1900. that notice is hereby given to Mrs Bessie
Allen and Samuel G.. Hoffman and to all Others
concerned, to appear in said court on TUESDAY
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, a. ID. 1900. AT /
O'CLOCK p. NJ, to show WAY such appli-
cation should not be granted This notice shall
be published in the Washington Law Reporter"
and Washington Times once in each OF three sue
cessive weeks before the return dry therein men,
tioued-the first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
BY the Court:
CHAS. C. COLE, Justice
Attest:
LOUIS A. DENT. Register of Wills
JOSEPH II. FAGUE. JOHN C. CUTTINGS. Attor-
neys for Applicant. jes.l522
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
For ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.-In re

OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING y SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUsINESS.-In re
Estate OF ANN STACY OWENS, Deceased
No. 93ii. Administration Docket &c
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, holding u
special term for Orphans Court business. for pro
bate OF the last will and testament and codcils,
and for letters testamentary on said estate. by
James z. Owens, it is ordered this Slst day OF
May 1900, that notice is hereby given to John II.
Owens, Mary Elizabeth Owens, and Willard Davis
and to all others concerned, to appear in said
court on TUESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF JULY,
A. D., 1900, at O'CLOCK r. a., to show cause
why such application should rot be granted.
This notice shall be published in the wash
ington Law Reporter and Washington Times
once in each of three successive weeks before the
return day therein mentioned-the first publ.
cation to be not less than thirty days before and
return day.
By the Court:
CIIAs c. COLE, Justice
Attest:
LOUIS A. DENT. Register OF Wills.
JOSEPH X. FAGUE, Attorney for Applicant.
ipfS
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For RENr-oFFIcEs.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building. 9s2 ct. Ew
cheap rent Apply to ". J. DANTE. Ilutca
les Bldg. 10th and D stA spa2u
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Seven room house at Randolph. Nd
8 acres. stable; steam and electric cars
SIS. JOHN T. KNOTT, 0lS st. jeS-St
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COLONIAL BEACH, fve-room cottage, fur; $40
for the season: near landing; artesian water.
GOULD, 421 9th st. jeG-3t, em
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w,NTED-scyersl more mangie hands and shirt
machine ironcrs. for hotel. scashore; fares
paid. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 6l3 9TH st.
ie7-2t,sm
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WANTED s,enosrapher chambcrmaid, WAITRESS.
German cook. girl for cleaning; no sunua !.
work. no washing. 1900 New York ave. NV II
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WANTED-Colored woman to cook wash: ane
non: small family. Apply W. A JohNsiuN
5l3 L st NV. ~
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WaNTED-A nsat colorcd girl for general house
work for email family. App!, ai'ef ~ ."
m. $40 Sth st. Sc. -.
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HELP wAxTED-MALE.

WANTED-foung man for store; also two boys
with bicycles. If1l st. NV, second floor.
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wANTEp-Immodiately good sewing woman n:
one who can help at drc>sinakinS' must oe
nsa, and swift. 1888 Mass. ave. NV IL
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WASTED-settlcd white woman for general
housework: washing. Cal Al A'o NJ 81
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WANTFD-Neat. willing colored gil, about 10 U
nurse sDII 18th Il NV Item
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WANTED Respectable woman as companion to
LADY; good home offered. Cal! So 'th ST.
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wANTED-T1hree four unftIrnished rooms for
housekeeping; centrally located; rent must be
reasonable; give details or notice taken. Ad-
eress BOX 40. this Office. jest
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W,NrEp-Girl fer general hou,ework; references
required. 1923 Rhode Island ave. NV. II
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wANTED-Large unfinished room, near cars;
rent not to exceed 81. Address BOX Sss, this
Office. ie6-3t
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FOR RENT-Touses at Colonial Beach. H. C.
JONES. Colonial Beach, Va. je6-7t, em
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WANTED Skirt hands and improvers and maeilin'
hand. 500 9th St NV. leI-o1,cn
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MANTED-Furnished room for light housekeep-
ing; no children; state price. Address Boa
80, this Office je6-3t
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FOR RESF-HousEs.

FOR RENT-ln northwest. nice Broom fats. $3.50
and 5000: good store. $3.50; beautiful s.
room suburban house. $3.50. II. A. BALLINCER.
6lO 14th st. nv. lett. EN-
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wANTED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

wANTED-By respectable. steady white woman.
position as helper in lunchroom. chambermaid.
or general Homework. Address BOX ssi, this
ONCE. 1t
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,,r,r waxrEp-rEMALE.

EASTED-In private family. white women 0,
rirlsfof cooking; permanent home ana GU
s.acgs Apnly I3S It'll st. NV IL
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WANTED-By colored woman, place in country
: general houseworker; references. 4si
ct yw ieS2t
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wANTED-Four fly winters for beer garden
.(white or colored). man for private family,
two dishwashers, beilboys. SliAckLEFoRDs,
sos St NV. II
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wANTED-GiTl TO do general housework, who ca
cook; bring ref. l6l st. NV it,
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WALL PAPER.

JUNE BRIDES who are going ito keep house,
should see US about papering the rooms. We
make homes beautiful at small cost Rooms pa.
pered with handsome, stylish paper, only 50 up.
Finest work. +. G. NOTE, $40 9th st. NO
BRANCH. ie6-tf
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aANTED-woman 10 cook, wash. ron a''u ~ =,
night. 1898 II st NV. II
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v,NTrD Three statesmen to eel household fur
ni.hing on cur credit system: good pay to
ri.bt partios. Apply ROOM 2. Sos 9TH St NV
igS-St
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WANTED Sewing bathing suits. short skirts,
etc.; altering; also lace mending. Box 4oT.
this Office Item
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WANTED two COOKS, and ho,lse,
workers in city. a wnsran for Rhode lsiana'
,.ro Maid: wages SIS. 2l2 II st. NV IL
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SITUATIONS wAxrED-MALE.

wANTED-By white boy 1S years Of age: good
country home, near city. Address Bon 49,,
this office. 1t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

CLoSING-OUT SALE-Hgh- grade secondhand BIZ
cycles; very low prices; investigate. LABo-
FISH, Bicycle Machinst, III 9th st. NV. je5-5t
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HELP wAsr,sn-MALE AND FEMALl

WANTED-Man for office. saleslady, SO; also lady
as copyist. SIS l2th st. NV, first floor. 1t
wANTED-Two colored Catholics, male or female.
sso earn SIS per week. ROOM ), GIL .th ST.
NV; cali S to II m. le'-5t
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
Hargreave's Big show

Hargreave's Big Show opened at
Ninth and Lombard streets on Satur-
day to large crowds both in the after
noon and evening and will give per-
fOrmances this and tomorrow after
noon and evening. The company which
Mr.. Hargreaves has selected IS COM
posed Of well-known people and the
performance given Is excellent II Is
expected 10 meet with success. In
cludcd In the number who appear are
Leroy and Levanion. In a comedy bar
act: Joe and Marie NOla. on the Roman
rings; the three Herberts. in excellent
acrObatic work; the Gregories. In foot
balancing; Genaro and Theol, the
equilibrists; Albert Sylvester. the con-
tOrtionist; Iavelle, the musical clown
the Lavells. in wonderful wire act; the
three Liyingstons. acr0bats the Her.
berts. I'M a comedy stilt act; the three
Nolas in a trapeze act. and Professor
Layelle. with his educated dogs. The
admission is but 10 and 20 cents. At the
concert a sketch Is given by the
Dwvers. an act by Saroney, the female
impersonator; by Terrell and Simon
and Bessie Gregory. The show is well
worth seeing and will no doubt be sue.
cessful in its tour.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
BISHOP PREACHED IN DOORWAY
lecauSe Of Crowd Unable to Get in the
Church to Hear Him

Bishop Coleman returned on Friday
rom his former parish, Mauch Chunk,
"a, where on Ascension Day evening
le preached to the Knights Templar,
rho afterwards rendered him a recep-
ion, which was largely attended.
On Saturday he went to Sussex
|ounty and yesterday morning he
reached in St Andrews Church, FL
S Grove. In the afternoon he Off
lated at st. Marks Church, Little
|reek, being Obliged. as usual, to
reach in the doorway on account OF
y ne large number of persons outside
Tho could get no seats inside by rea-
)n of the crowd.
4 In the evening he preached for the
rst time in the pretty little church
gently erected in Delmar. On this
Hccasion 1t was so thronged that after
available space was occupied. not 9
wv went away for want of room. The
ev. DR.. Spalding conducted the ser.
ce. The bishop spoke in very com.
& imentary terms Of the building anC
the music.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM
ASPHYXIATION DEATH

Dennis Connor, of No. 1908 Union
street, had a narrow escape from death
by asphyxiation this morning and is
now seriously i'll from the result of in
haling Illuminating gas
Mr. COnnor lives alone in the above
named residence and retirec..s usual
about 8 O'Clock last night i1is little
nephew, James Flynn, went to awake
him this morning, but upon knocking
at the bedroom door, received no an
swer Turning the knob and opening
the door James was shocked to find his
uncle lying upon the bed, apparently
lifeless and the smell of gas permeating
the room. He Immediately notified Mr..
ConnOr's relatives. who live nearby.
and they in turn summoned DR.. John
Palmer. Jr. After working sometime
the physician resuscitated the mani
mate man and he Is now out of dan
ger.
1t is a subject Of much conjecture
how Connor could be overcome by gas,
as both the transom above the door
and the window of his room were open
ed. He does not remember whether he
turned the gas out last night when he
retired, but the supposition is that he
did not. and that the wind blew the
fame out. When young Flynn entered
the room he found the gas turned on
full head and promptly shut it off. Con-
nor has recently lost his only child
and is much distressed over his loss.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
NOW READY TOR
MUSEUMS BILL.
House Has the 5000, 900 Ap.
preparation on This
Weeks Calendar

Washington, d. c., May 2e.-The
Philadelphia Commercial Museums
100000 appropriation bill is among
the many left for action this week, the
Oleomargarine. Anti-Canteen, st. Louis
Fair and Antitrust bills being some
of the others pending. Some on the
list will be successful, and Director
Wilson expects to make his bill one
of the favored few.
The Senate will divide its time be-
tween the Philippine question and Ap-
preparation bills, with the Clark case
as q possible diversion in the middle OF
the week, the probability being refer
ence to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. which will end the case
Senator Wellington will speak 20
day on the BOer resolution, and be fol-
lowed either to-day or tomorrow by
Senator Teller on the Philippine ques-
tion, on which Senators Pettigrew and
Turner will probably speak.
The Senate will make an effort 10
meet the plans of the House in the
matter Of final adjournment on June g.
but there is a general apprehension
among senators that the date may be
postponed until the 9th or the 11th.
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$4,000 in Three DAYS


The opening OF the greatly enlarged
department store OF ID. Ross & Son. at
No 2l0 Market street. extending
through to East Second street, which
has been IN progress for three days.
has been great success. On Saturday
the new and handsome store was visit
ed by 10000 people and the total num-
Der who inspected IL in the three days
of the opening reached $4,000. The new
building facing on Second street is
thoroughly up-to-date and Is valuable
addition to the business. 1t Is we'll
appointed in every way. The floors
are all well lighted by large open sky
lights, numerous windows, gas and
electric lights. Broad. easy stairways
lead to the different floors.
During the afternoons and evenings
OF opening days Wallsmith's Orchestra
rendered a fine musical program. A
handsome automatic Regina music box
was In use in the new clothing de-
| partment which attracted much atten-
/ ton. The stores were decorated
throughout with palms and potted
plants. An expert was in attendance
making fancy caps on a Standard
sewing machine. which were presented
to the ladies. Handsome souvenirs OF
lOld Swedes Church were given out day
and evening,
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LEFT HIS HAPPY
HOME FOR HER
~ II.
Cartys., Charged With DiSOrderly
Conduct by Clara Moore
wN-a Wrlfs s
JUDGE DISMISSED THE CASE
AltS ciS.pa
Two Small COIOreds Boys Charged
With Breaking Into and Rob
biRg a Store
JUDGE DISMISSED THE CASE

Judge Ball, in City Court, this morn
ing, listened to a tale of blighted affec-
tons when the case of Levi Carly
charged with acting in a disorderly
manner, was called
Levi is a good looking young man,
and from his story has gone through
a love affair, the termination of which
he did not relish.
GAVE HER MONEY.
The complainant was Miss Clara
Moore, who testified that Carly had in
suited her on several occasions upon
the street, and tried to ruin her repu-
tation. He had forced his attentions
on her when she did not desire them,
and that last Saturday night he ap-
preached her while she was standing
on the steps of a King street residence
and made remarks about money he had
given her.
In his own defense Levi claimed that
he had left his home down the state
and came to Wilmington at Miss
MOore's solicitation; that he had been
going with her for two years, and had
given her money on several occasions
although with no evil inclinations.
did not want this to come into
court, your honor" said he, and would
rather have it settled any other way
II All ask is that you dismiss the case
He denied that he had ever insulteC
Miss Moore or spoke disparagingly o
her. He handed Judge Ball a letter
from Miss Moore, which he identified
as in her handwriting.
This is only one OF a hundred" saiC
he. Judge Ball read the epistle, bu
made no comment upon it, although i
is said to have been couched in loyini
terms.
DENIED RECEIVING MONEY.
i Miss Moore emphatieally denied re
ceiying any money from Carly, AM
said she wanted nothing more to d.
with him. She defied him to prove h
had given her any. Judge Ball dis
missed the case.
YOUTHFUL THIEVES.
The case Of Enoch Grissly and Davi
& Adams, diminutive colored boys
charged with the larceny OF a guam
tity Of groceries and fruit from tn
store OF c. E. Cooley, No. POS Yves
Eighth street was continued until to
morrow, pending an investigation b
Mr.. Stout.
OTHER CASES HEARD. i
Henry Irons, colored, was charge
with stealing twenty-five cents froI
William Barber, OF No. sos Wilso
street Barber testified that he ha
just come from the West, and ha
given Irons twenty-five cents yesterda
to get him a half pint Of whiske,
Irons took the money, but never r,
turned. AS no larceny was proved. tn
,ase was dismissed.
Thomas Roberts, charged with viz
ation of market ordinance, was dii
missed with costs.
Robert Webb, colored, charged wit
II iisorderly conduct by his wife, Wa
ined $40 and costs.
Luther Hamilton, colored, was fine
IS and costs for assaulting jess
Brown.
For shooting crap at Twelfth an
0ure streets last night, Joseph
4 Nousley was assessed So and costs.
Samuel b Cunningham, disorder
a . conduct, was dismissed with costs. Fl
& ,eing drunk George w. jackson w
lned 81 and COSTS
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KNIGHTS HAVE
HANDSOME HOME
New Clubhouse at Tenth
and King Streets One
Of Finest Here

One Of the most sumptuously fitted
up clubhouse In the city can be found
at Tenth and King streets. the new
headquarters of Santa Maria Council,
Knights of Columbus
The finishing touches are now being
made, and expense has not been spared
TO make it the most attractive building
OF it's kind in the city, and one of
which the members OF the organiza-
tion may be justly proud.
DESCRIPTION OF THE HOUSE.
Throughout the building the furnish
ings and woodwork are OF hardwood,
grained IN the natural finish. The
halls, stairways. and ante-rooms are
carpeted with red velvet. The vesti-
bule and doors are finished in mahog-
any. and the decorations are OF fieur-de-
lis design.
In the vestibule the transoms are OF
stained glass. A fine engraving, "A
Normandy Pasture" by Rosa Bonheur
with other engravings, adorn the walls
Of the hall.
On the first floor are the main parloT
and the sun parlor. The main parloI
is beautifully appointed. The walls
are papered in green with panels oi
/ buff felt. with white and gold mould.
1 ings There are two large arches and
three eight-light chandeliers. The
/ parlor will be furnished with dou
BILE parlOr set OF black leather and 4
magnificent square grand rian0 fur
nished by Rohelen g. Co. The carpet Il
a dark green Wilton. Groups OF statu
airy will adorn the parlor and hallway
Including the statue Virgin and Child,
"St Joseph" The Sacred Heart. "St
Vincent de Paul" and st Aloysius
Among the pictures In the parlor ar
/ two large engravings illustrating Go
lumbus' departure from the port o
Palos and his reception by Ferdinan
and Isabella on his return: THE Ca
thedral at Cologne. presented by Joh
A. Lengel: Cardinal Mannipg's Las
Reception" presented by ]. Bradfor
Gibney; a panel picture of ST. Cecil
mounted on brass; portraits Of Card
nal Gibbons and Bishop Monaghan. an
an engraving OF the Third Plenar
Council at Baltimore. The sun pal
lor is furnished in Persian effect
e with tapestry paper and metal moulJ
ings
3 TO the rear of the sun parlor is II
iOAA baAhtn 'Arhtt AA'N Atht 'A' NWNA'
s feet wide
e On the second floor are the libai
G and reading room, a card and clt
a room and a toilet room. The sis
e walls of the library and reading roo
are papered in Ox-blOOd red and q
= base OF green burlap.
, The council chamber and ante-roon
K occupy the third floor, and are han
Il somely fitted up.
r The main basement is 50x25 feet al
ss contains a shuffeboard billiard tai
e. and pool table. Back Of this room
> a double bowling alley bedded in viii
i maple, which is said to be as fine
y any I'm this part of the country.
s. The building is heated through0
d by steam and lighted by electricity.
OPENING RECEPTION.
ol The committee that planned the II
e prOvements comprises Peter
g. Ford, John T. McCIacken. James NJ
n gary. Mark ]. McKenna and Peter
e Horty. IL is also arranging Il
opening reception, which will be he
on Thursday evening next, and
which time friends OF the organizati,
will be enabled to inspect the buildin