The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-22

bulls oy IeAIv tha cloae of this mission ~ ~
Pc cEA rcnrov gave confirmation to aoouS a
isnoR hnndred persons. -Freemans oo".""' 3
. a1:..;or at Snsithto,ow, L. I.-on sep b.
daher 20. Father Wisseil, OF tue He Se';tR- "
rists, closed ten =; aa eSs Diocese Of Brook
Pwn' T T catholics Of that region are nm Fl
u .,a nsstoral care of Rev. J. Casselia, y.
er SIT AS usual, Catholics came Iom o
w distances, and often at great lnsou;h, s
ience, to attend al. OF as I'm. many HUNDRED a and
e snH approached the holy saeraMmen.e.
""n1 whom six were converts. nos;.
nons re ronnp gentlemen of GOOD POSI-
i sn A. the close of this mission olsnop
.oughlin gave confirmation N,s a.u n short
GUS :as;on At PatchoRue, and Bishop Longnnn
llssloa a. confirmed twenty-five young
people there.-1o'd. p....,,,n
Mission at st. August'ncs, 1'oS T%yrcb
M, 4n'' ra;ss;on at st. Augustine's Chnrce'
.rootivn. was closed on Sunday, oceo .nrei
Rey. Fathers Demen ana SognW% ~ hers Van
oItsrnately at night, and Rev. Fat9es ;ass ON
aoen Koonmans, Swagers and Dresser
e;Sad in the preaching and other missionary
an.;es nf the day. The Protestants az
tended in large numbers during .nI m n5-
sion. but many were unaoie 20 So. "hnrch
miss !s . n sanctuary was literally packed.
T"Ilv $500 persons approached Holy Com.
manHon during the mission, si4teen DsH
naoa;ved into the Church, and kighS rev
Bishop Loughlin Administered the Ha', m
ment of Confirmation TO !oo peAso"'
Monday, October 9.-Idotet.
.ao.n,ocpsn OF BALr1MoRE-Deah Q,
80 KIoholS.-Rev. Father kiahoiz, gu.
80 w. most beloved of the kedemp1oiis
or;asts in this city, died on Ihursaay es;
hing. the 5th inst, at tie paS.h Wolf
H dence of ST. Michaels Churcn, ooiu soh,es
street. Father kl Iemy wa October t IL, 1908
/ snS was thus at the time OF ms oeceas
a anu. .;~bt Years of age. After pursu!n
s S;s theoloaical studies, and accompnsn;aa
a. Ria term of probation. ne was o .S;an
priest in ls4s. In ls4 s.a nG S this count1
n,' + he early spring of that year. ITO
IN s.S sr;nd until 1865 he was at inte[va
III! " Nv York. Pittsburg, Buffalo anu Nc Se
Orleans, and in each OF these caIito eaie
formed the dutes Si mss no In
y 1ses snI ha was assigned to st. Miehae
Ehmych Baltimore, and until tne n son
h;s ;iIness he labored indefatigaoiy ~.
welfare of that congregation CD no and
the poor as the chosen h ones o. hearted e,
fonnd a comforter, the orphan pro'ee
nna The forsaken q friend.-Mtfror.
Tho corner stone of the new st. JOSEF
,ca.n,aml Hospital in Baltimore was ;,
# on the 9Th inst. The new hosPieIIL va, ". " a.
~ an elegant brick structure, anu mn in
M pleted will prove quite ,nhsa an it. is located.
80 s Font off eighty set and length OF !,
MA hnndred and seventy feet, anu W." oso
,WA amnla accommodation for between ~"o
800 patients. 1,.s,,,
ill., ApoHp1ocEsE OF CINc1NNAT1M17trI as
Il Petersburg, Rhine, D'nsm0 o.,ere visted
aa1 IF this week by the Most heV.
lyy,on There were los confirmed, d
a ct Frevbure,4 whittier the conhr - y
! Tenaired to receive the sacramenss a y. -
a SI sup5S' as Dinsmore. There were fo'
fants and one adult made Christians
m Archbishop oct. IL.
THE Davidson Fountain.-.Last + Frl nna
rasco TO the people of Cincinnau, W
dicated, aud its beauty beauty %n deliahted 8
S sence of fifty thousano avant neve,
a. soro, by a city, magniacently en-
NJ 10Y S oJorned by a work of art as oe
a. IN the feeling that prompted inc y.
in the inspiration of genius suaS p ws
- The enthusiastic celeoration I T.
. lsi;ooone;ng response of the gratitude
m a,,mnnity to the generosity OF an q
;t;ranMit was only deserved nom
an nnrivaled monument OF arsIss
"a The following speakers azores.
is assembly: hon. OSoA p - d u
Rev. Archbishop Purcell, Coy; ;, H.
4 HON. ". s. Groesbeck, Dr.. Lllient'
Probasco, Ferdinand Won Mn NIUE Eo,
hit Of the proprietor of the Koyal - ro :
Munich, where the fountain 1Ga was !,
Hon. s. s. Davis, who, as MayoEs
Il the gift in the name OF the ci NY,
fountain and the statue OF tne Az. ~
III Conception, which surmounts ~,
Viz oraph, Of the 18th, from when we
yhis report, says Many SQUARES
east or west, this massive tn s.
,. Using to the height OF forty-sSw,
II clearly visible. 1t issurmGmnntse go,
H. proportioned and gracefaay aral
y of the Genius of Water, the loe GO
3ari has evidently been drawn IroM ~
al, al ing or statue of the Immaculate
ON ton. The resemblance OF Ice,
posture is completed in the glistsei
of water falling like the rays Oh
st the extended hands. The face, az
tain is bronze, lacks that soitn
the painter gives to the canva
the chisel .imparts even to ms