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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

The Legislature Of Vermont, at Its last
session, chsrtered o company for the breeding
Of horses. Il Is 10 have capital Of 800, 900
and has liberty TO increase II 70 ee50, 900.
improve horses In the State. ~ .
Miss JULIA O. ApDNoroH has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of common schools
for Mitchell county, Iowa, and the attorney
general Of that State decides that she has q
perfect right TO perform the duties Of tho
ONCE, and 70 receive pay for her services.
CSC. FRiscB TRAM has sued the Trus.
tees Of the Cooper Union In tho Supreme
Court, In the sum Of $4,000, with costs, for
breach Of contract In mot allowing him 10
lecture in the Cooper Institute on Sunday
evening last. r Fl.
Ma. Bss. @. Truman, q prominent Jour-
nallst, ll.kuown in this city, was married
at Los Angeles, Cal, on the Sth instant, 10
Miss Augusta Mallard, daughter Of Judge
Mallard, Of that city. The happy couple
propose spending the winter In Warrington.
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AHsRIoAS UNION ACADEMY OF LIrERA-
rURs, SoIEscE AND ARIA meeting OF this
Institution for the month Of Deoe mber will be
held At the rooms Of the academy, In Mays
building. on the corner Of Seventh and Z
streets, this evening. at 7 p. m, when an In.
teIsstins and important paper prepared by the
read before the academy. Other matters Of In.
1erest will be submitted at this meeting,
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FAST DRIyEo.-George Monday WAS ar
rested By ofieer Arnold for fast driving, and
Justice wall hped him t20,
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BURGLARY.-About one o'clock yesterday
morning, tho residence OF Lawyer Wilson, No
glars, who succeeded In getting off with lot
OF silver ware and other household goods.
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WILCOX & GBB's SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounccd the simplest and nolseless machine
In the world, can now be bought on easy
terms at the agency, G. Baum's Hoopskirt
and Corset Factory, 3l5 Seventh street, be-
tween d and Z.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

IsCoRREoT RRPoRT,-The published report
ms sunday paper announcing the death Of
The injured onieer Is rapidly recovsripg from
his severe injuries.
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A FREE ExHIBITION.-On Christmas day
Professor A, NJ. Green gave an exhibition OF
his diorama, at Union League Hall, to the
ne~Aboys and bootblAoks OF the city. This
klnd remembrance OF these poor lads, who see
80 ,inie Of pleasure, was a truly charitable
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Tas EXT n,,r,so q the N.sloa.i Msdlssl
e b. d.ss q: 81 ' NJ. 4 e:
avenue. 1851 Nfr HrE7
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THR Sons OF JoHApAB-OounoiIN No, 1,
Sons Of Jousdsb, held It's regular meeting on
Saturday night. and elected the following
Martin Ahrenl; Deputy, W. p. Lee; Secre.
taryi A; b. Taleottj Treasurer, o. x. Harris,
Guide, Joseph Y. MurphyiI. W., NJ. o. James
was large, and quite q number OF candidates
were initiated.
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- AvOSS ~ssrSs1s
There d another page to chronicle In the
keopsie woman mlser, who, II viii DO re-
membered, died about four weeks ago worth
$50, 900, leaving no next Of kin, Now tina,
she Ia dead, scraps Of early history have
come TO Light. She was born in 1To2, and
at her death was n years OF age.
She met her irst and only love, II letters
found In her trunk may be taken as eyi.
dence, In the city Of Poughkecpsie when she
was scarcely Is years of ago. A few years
after her lover asked her hand in marriage,
was accepted by Lochy, but, turned away
by her parents, he left for Cincinnati, Ohio.
Three years amer, In 1917, he wrote her q
language, informing her that after he left
Poughkeepsie he "married pure and vir-
tuous woman who supported every relation
In life with dignity and propriety," and
adding, "but 1t pleased Providence TO take
her from me, and she d now happy In the
eternal mansions Of rest"
In February, 1919, he wrote her another
letter, expressing great anxiety In reference
to the feeble health Of Lochy's mother, and,
after telling In refined language what, in his
opinion, wife should be, closes as follows :
90 hope you will yet learn that genuine
affection Is In marriage the first and the last
rage portion, The best outft. and the finest
equipage that a married pair ever beran
with, and without II everything ia poverty
indeed.o After the receIpt Of t6is letter he,
temper became soursd, she grew avsriciou,
and grasping-a mIscr IN every sense OF I'm
word. Twenty.sir years after the last lettel
spoken or was written 10 "Lochy.n her old
lover visited Pouebkeepeie In search on her
They met, and another offer Of marriage wa,
made, but II was Rejected. THAT was IN,
last ever heard Of the lover. The INVENTOR
49, .r-... .s.--I
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ALARM OF FIRR-Shortly after l o'clock,
Yesterday afternoon, an alarm was sounded,
occasloned by one OF the watts taking nre al
the Arlington Vinegar Works OF Jones h
Keith. corner OF Twelfth street and Ohio ave
nue.. The DIRE department promptly respond.
ed, and the hre was extinguished Without dam
age OF consequence.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

HoLIpAr orLnBaAriox. : The sabbath
school of Waugh chapel gives an sntsStsin-
ment, corner Of Third and North A streets,
Capitol Hill, on Thursday evening, att O'Clock.
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The mess-room at the barracks presented an
Inviting appearance on Christmas The ia.
bles were oiled with an abundance and variety
o. rood things. Desertions occur very rarely,
while, on the other hand, there 10 q feeling Of
satisfaction and oontentment among the men
attributable largely to the fact that the RAJ
uons are always good and sufficient.
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UNsouED PouLrRr.-On Friday morning
a. Lieutenant NoonAn and Officer Patten, Of
the sanitary squad, were Inspecting the
Northern Liberty market they discovered a
the.stAnds OF Richard II. AdamIon and John
MONTGOMERY. They were arrested BY said
oifieers and brought before Justice Thompson,
each t5, which Was paid into the corporation
Iund,. " is hoped that this will prove a
warning to the poultry dealers, for there IL q
present prices 1t must spoil on the hands OF the
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Mr.. RICHARD L. WALLAcH publishes a card
has never been al applicant Tor an appoint
ment, but 10 engaged In the practice OF law,
and tenders his services to the members Of the
Union,
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A PPLIOATIoNs !0R DUPLICATE LIED
"A WARRANTS.

,v PIsaos oi,iSs, sept, :, issS
Application. haSial been made under the act Of
been lost or de.tIoyedi Notice Is hereby given
warrant new esrtiheAteoI warrant Of iii . tenor
viii BE- reissusd. II NO valid objection should then
No. 81, eos for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
February II, 1917, IN the name OF James @. Hamil.
s, 1870,
No io7 90 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
was sranted December g. 1865. December Is. 1860,
u $50, for loo acres. issued ppdeI ne act Of
was granted January q. 1852 ,Jesu.ISs lslO
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NHvxR sAr DIE on "Nor A pYl;" but
AJAX for Phalon's "yitalia, or Salvation for
the HAIR" Examine Il, you will nnd II
clear; shake II, you will zee that Il has no
sediment; apply Il to your head. beard, wills
kers or moustaches, II gray or grizzled, and
the color they wore before will return to
them. col
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CuxxnS EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH.
xEsr, Seventh street, seems to be the favor.
lite resort Of purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally 90 from tho fact that no other
establishment In the city presents 80 large
and desirable an assortment. Tho new
winter stock Is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade Of tho house
and tie public the greatest advantage. H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

OvERCoATs for Gentlemen, Boys and Chil.
dren, are selling at very low prices at Oak
HAL, No, toS Seventh street, opposite the Post
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ARRIVED SATKLr.-A telegram received
here yesterday states that the steamer HApsA,
having on board Mr.. John Hitz and his party
non this city, arrived al South Ampton YES.
tsrdAy morning, with every one In good health
and spirits.
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town Courier says; "The public safety de-
mAnds that the corporations of Georgetown
and Washington should at once enact laws to
prevent vehicles from running on the street
railway tracks, or. II this cannot be done, that
they must keep at q safe distance from the
passenger cars. Only this week gentleman
had his leg broken while stepping from q car
running BIS wagon over him. Roth dsy and
night people avail themselves OF the rails TO
glide smoothly through the street; but, the
moment . car stops, to take up or let down
passengers, these furious drivers rush past, 10
the great danger Of pedestrians, who have at
least equal rights with themselves. we re.
peat. the safety Of the community demands
Immediate legislation on this subiectn
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A PHYSICIAN WRITES TO Mr.. L. HoyY,
81 embrace the first opportunity to invcsti-
gate II more thoroughly, having long felt
the need Of such an article In my practice -
a substitute for ale and iiquors, which are 90
much adulterated," &c. Hof's Malt EI.
tract Il already recommended BY our leading
physicians, a. q tonic and remedy with the
the most satisfactory results, and 10 extern
sively used where all splrituous liquors and
ales are discarded. Sold BY al druggists
and grocers. col
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The celebrated fruit and confectionery
Is filled TO overlooking with large stock OF
the finest description Of goods, selected cx-
pressly for the holiday trade. Preserves and
lellies Of every kind, canned fruits, delicious
Havana oranges, figs, Malaga, Isabella,
and Catawba grapesi raisins, currents, and,
in word, every variety Of foreign and do
nestle fruit and confectionery. To give
zest To the Christmas dinner and make Il a.
tempting rs possible, 1t is only necessary to
visit the establishment OF Moore & Co., and
select the dainties and delicacics which are
so pleasing to the appetite, and without
which no dinner, much less Christmas
dinner, can be success.
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Prnsox1L.-w. S. gilman, esq, OF the
nUaS Pred. Ss :sa ,s n a az Rich
rsissivss hers. A. leaves isr hoasshi morn m
shsir pfopossd visis o. Es22 Yssf's BAY S:u0 '"
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CONTRIBUTIONS YoR TIE PooR.-A. s. Sol
onions, treasurer Of the Warrington associa-
poor gratefully Acknowledges the receipt Of
400 from President Grant, through the Rev.
DR.. Newman; ESQ from Chief Justice Chase,
and si2s collected In the War Department by
ID. W. Denham, esq.
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nrCxLlss anosrIn q.


- - .@Asa0&s
Gut q number OF sestdents, caused BY the
rseniess use Of nre-srms oecasrsl on ohrist-
mas morning, one Of which, We regret to say,
resulted In the death Of 3 solored boy named
George Harris. II appears that on Saturday
moriins ooiored man named John J. Dor.
zens, wont into the yard OF his dwelling, To-
cated 10 the htst ward, And eonnenced to IRE
of HE revolver, which was loaded with ball,
one Of the bullets passing through the win.
dow OF an AdJoining dwelling and lodged In
the brain Of the boy Harris. Death resulted
shortly amer, Cosxsna was arrested and lodged
In the Fourth precinct station.
Coroner Potter heldan inquest yesterday sf-
ternoon, at the station house, and alter hear.
mo the facts In the case, the Jury returned .
verdict that dsssased came TO his death from Z
pistol wound shot at the hands Of John J..
voiIens. Upon the rendition Of the verdict,
The sefessr scpnlttsd 0os,sns 70 jail to await
the Aotion Of the grand Jury.
=. A colored boy named Smith was before jus
tice Mills Saturday afternoon, charged with
nrins q pistol In the Vicinity Of q residence
near the 9ossrn msnt Printing Once, one Of
the bullets parsed through q window and
struck the wall 10 close Proximity to the head
Several oolored boys, while firing q pistol 10
an alley back OF the Empire House, on the
Avenue, between Third and Four.and.a.hali
streets, shot ball through the window OF the
hotel, which came near striking one OF the
gentleman guests. The boys made good their
escape.
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FoR A CHRfsrxAs PRESENT present your
friend with something beautiful In the shape
Of q Russia or French morocco satchel, rid-
Ing whip or carriage robe, which you can
purchase of J. 8. Topham 4 Co., No. 800
Their selection Of these goods as we'll %
ladies trunks, &C., Is complete, made Of the
best material, and ct the lowest rates.
Don't forget the old established house Of
Topham 6 Co., No. 500 Seventh street.
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IoUaHLIa g DRUG STORE. OPPOSITE
hoAsSily compound ID, and 81 The lowest charges,
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TINTED STATS PATENT oPTToE.

On the ps,,,Ioa ~ own. 6S ~; NOV Z, n isss
Ohio, praynE for the extension Of patent gained
70 HIN on m ~ Az q MaIsh 1869. and isissued
on the 9Th day Of June, 1858. for an Improvement
10 Harvester Rakssi
1t 10 ordered that the testimony in the ense be
closed on the LIST day Of February next; that the
time Tor nnlI argument, and the Examiners re.
February next,
Any person may oppose this q extension;
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CHRISTMAS FEAST TO CHILDREN The
children connected with the Industrial School
were treated to an elegant dinner on Ohrisma As
day at the ool.rooms, on Seventh street
near the canal The president Of the Wash.
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company
the Auxiliary School at Georgetown, the
children, accompanied by their teachers,
avsiled themselves Of the opportunity, and at
tended the dinner. The table was abundAntly
supplied with every delicscy, and the children
grestly enjoyed the unaeeustomed feast. Pre-
Vious to sitting at the table q number Of Sun.
day school hymns were sung by the children,
under the leadership of one Of the scholars
The lady managers return thanks to Mrs
President Grant, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mrs.
eIerts 81 M. u TS,S Husitoq. S dtnss ,hs
Others, for their liberal contributions 10
furtheranoe OF the above entertainment, aud
the objects generally Of the Industrial Home
school,
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THE METROPOLITAN RAILRoAp.-work on
the Metropolitan railroad 10 being prosecuted
with energy. The engineers Office has been
established In the Washington Hotel, Rock
Vile, and the contract for completing the
branch railroad from Silver Spring to VIM, 7.
Doves residence, near Rockville, distance
Of seven miles, has been In part awarded TO
ufeenbuFy NJ. Watkins A. Som
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Architects
HENRY SEARLE &c.
Al ARCHITECTS, "
So Street, opposite Post Once Department.

pRoP osALs.
wAsHIsGrox ASSOCIATION ron TEE InPhovR-l
MESr or THE COsDIrIoS or TIE Poor,
OPIICB GEEERAL AgENr, CoRSEH OF
Firm AND 4 STREETS. W AsHISdrok, D g.
December Is, 1889.
Sealed Proposals will be received al this once
until u m, January 8, 1s70, for the delivery
Of the follOying.n named supplies, In such quaint
tie. as may from time to tiiae during said month be
Ten tons Red Ash Coal.
Two cords dry Pins Wood,
Twelve thousand loayes W heat Broad.
A. X, BROWNE,
de8'3t General Agent
fTHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 hcribeT has obtained from the OIphAnsI Court
bia, letters Of adml nistrA ton, on tbs personal
county aforesaid, dsesased' Ali persons having
claims against the said dso sAsed hereby warned
e exhibit the same, win ths ySsshsI. t6eTsoi %
Der nett ,hsE mex ots.rwi.s sy law be excluded
1900 ChRIBTOPHRR MADBs,
de27- WSw' AdministratoT.
DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
~ Ma onIe Temple. Prescriptions accurately and
h0Asktly compound i'd, and Al the lowest ehAFges,
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WANDERING MISsrRsLs. - Yesterday two
Walter, alleging that Wild, barney 4 Co,
managers Of minstrel oompsny, had engaged
them Ia New York a. members OF the band
about eight weeks since, and after bringing
past week, thus leaving them friendless in
strange city, neither being able TO speak the
English language. Justice Walter turned
request that he call on the parties and ascer.
tain u they would not pay the salaries Of the
two Germans, or provide them with transpor.
tntion to New York. Ofioer Coomes called on
wild, Barney q Co., and after an Interview
With the minstrels they promised Mr.. Coomes
to provide for the wants of the Germans; but
up 70 late hour last night there was no pros.
their employers.
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CoEcEALED WEAross-Thres notorious co.
Charles Ware, were arrested for disorderly
conduct and carrying concealed weapons, and
each fined 20 and costs. r. S. Stout was also
hned t20 for the same offence,
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CHRnIhAs PsEsENrArIosA.-Amon the
neto. pi th.a , 'no nsnt, 81 0srinnss We
doubls-eased gold watch and chain to Henry
Himber, commissioner Of the I irst ward. by
his NUMEROUS friends in that section. The
Mr.. J. II. Nightingale, 10 q neat speech, which
was happily responded to By the recipient,
MAJOR W. s. Morse was sgreeably surprised
syer Il Sis sssdsncs Win no,s ss,ySs Of
ne foiiowlng: "from the friends Of Major
A. Ssndsrson's hstei, Capitol Hin, very
board, given By Mr.. 8. to q number OF the
attaches Of the Capitol.
"open house" vas also kept BY Messrs.
Joseph Piats, Andrew sprohs, John O'Leary,
rant proprietors, Whose hospitAlitiss were
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DxLIoHrruL EsTKRrAIsNEsr.-On Christ.
mas eve the Sabbath school attached to Ryland
chapel, nunbering about 800 children and
teachsrA assembled In the church edlhee. In.
ter estiAG elefcises were begun Of ~ O'Clock,
beginning With singing By the school, under
the direction Of the musical director, Mr.. b.
+, Lloyd. The Rev. DR.. Hamilton followed In
prayer after which he delivered short aud
appropriate address. The acting superintend
ent then distributed 70 the scholars entitled to
them suitable presents for punotual attendance
at % O'Clock each Sunday morning during the
year. The school then adjourned TO the base
where thsy dheovsred TO large christm q.
trees, laden with good things and briiiisntIy
lighted up. In response to song Of Invitation,
"Old KRIS Kringle /" appeared 10 the midst OF
the company with his losd Of toys, showing
signs Of fatigue, but pleading his numerous
vlsits and long travel. Amid the shouts and
reJoicings Of The children, 10 manner credit.
able to himself and like genuine Kris. as he
appeared to be-, dispensed his gifts 70 the de-
lighted little folks. After his departure the
entire company were served with refresh.
ments. The entertainment was perfect sue
ceaa. ID
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DETEsTIos oy THH MAILs.-The mails by
ming, and was due here at Gao yesterday morn.
Ing, were delayed two hours and hall by the
accident at Trenton. The mails for the South
laid over at the office here till last evening.
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STEALINo POULTRY. - James II. Potter,
colored, was arrested by Offieer Dyson, charged
with stealing a number Of geese and chickens
the property OF James Reddich. The accused
was committed to jail by Justlce Wall, where
he partook OF bean soup for his Christmas
dinner.
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ued- WI UOmmlahlOnef OF Patents.
/ seiibsI has Obain from he Orphans Court q
Washington county, 10 the District Of Columbia,
JAMES nc9vrcnEs, late Of WashinRton county
siSI,s..id deceased; AZ persons hsSins claims
e exhibit the same. With the vouchers thereof, 10
ne subscriber. on or before the sob day Of NSysm
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Der, l6p- WIN Q,PORCE,
| deel.wsw Executor.
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RAID ON BAwDY HoUsE.-About Q o'clock
on Saturday night the police Of the nrst pre-
cinct made raid on notorious colored house
ofill-fAme In Tin-Cup alley. kept by one Louisa
Williams. A number Of men and women were
arrested, all Of whom passed the night In the
station. Yesterday morning Justice Pearson
held the pfoprietress to bail for her appear.
ance at court, fined the women, and dismissed
the men.
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s u G. A r s .

s Ss.. 81 J.
- sa b sss:;i g; ;s;; :.s ''' rsa..
Porto Rico sugar, 12k@la ets.
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TED STATES PATENT 0FFICE

tn. ps,Iioans T ~ p Deg 10; 1872 o,
Marietta, PsnnsylyaniA, PrAyipE for tbe AZ.
tension 81 a patent granted 70 him on the IN
II p ordered that the. testimony in ths ease bs
time for Ming arguments and the ELAminer's 70.
port be limited 70 the 18th dag % February next
February next an,
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
dsle.Thsw Commissioner Of Patents,
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me nfht service AZ THIS church, corner OF Il
so nth aud Sixth street, Christmas morninr as
at a: IN when solemn High Mass Wal cele
br Ated, with Rev. Father Coll, o. p, the pas
to as eelebrantj Rev. J. A. Bokel, Deacon,
SERMON was delivered By Rev. Father Bokei
IN IN , sThe d Nssss.ity Of Rsdeemsr and the
MAS was celebrated BY Rev Father Coll. And
thu sermon preached BY the venerable Father
Young, who 10 now In his seventy.sixth year.
At the early service MOzarps Twelfth Mas
wan rendered, andiat the last Mass, MIIlAfdis.
wat very well executed,
Yesterday, at High Mass, Father Dokel on.
ciated, and Rev. Father Coll preaehed an In
strUctiye sermon +" On the Value Of Time
Tomorrow evening the ladies Ia ehAtrp Of
the Academy OF the Sacred Heart of MAtV,
will give q Christmas entertainment at leland
Hail, when an entertaining programme will
be I'ressnted for the Appreciation Of the pat,
ront Of this Institution. One Of the features
with care and taste by the Sisters having
charge OF the academy.