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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

Horace GREELEY AND BRID0ET 0'TooLE.
The fact that Democratic papers now praise
Greeley will do him more harm than good
with every true Republican. Their recon-
mendations are splcious-somevhat like
the one In the well-remembered case OF Miss
Bridget O'Toole, who shipped at Liverpool
for New York, with q good certificate Of
character from former employers, which uu-
fortunately got blown overheard. 10 great
distress she asked the captain to give her 0
statement showing the facts. The good
nAtured skipper At once gave her the follow
log: This Is to certify that Bridget O'Toole
had a good character whsa she came on
board my ship, but lost 1t on the passage"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

pianos and Music
A RARR UHAHOE l-HAVlN0 DKTKRMiNKD
bra.od sOHOMkokrN PIANO, PHI M 11En
adsiphta, Shioh haa the noueat I'm T~H
provsmeuts, mAG slhosut tone Il bsttsrII "
hniahsd and more durabls tnAn any
othsr Piano made, onor the ssmo a % per cent
less Tor than Any other hrstelaaa Plano be
bought, or tor TeAaonA bo instAllnsntaA
Cali aad oIAinine tor Ioarselyes,
CARL RlOBTER, Agent,
paS PennHy yAniA AVrnue,
fa1a Rstsssu Ninth and Tenth stresis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
Auction Sales.
BYsSFIEss.ES. Is.S..., s WI! %laIAAgs,s 4 AAg.s,s AZ @


OllOl northwest corner Of Tenth and o streets.
BhssERgPTSf ,l] TO- 2yE,B q slsp .Q0e WORTH OF
Dkn LOOPS At .AUglL u-tAPnBrANr TO
bHk,TRhAID,Ei AM, ,funLO-aRRAT BANK.
"v'n s,,;asEEgsy ~ 4; " ,SR2RT TkSs,,
- P1LKINHORN'S BUILDING, MKT TO
Corner of seventh aud y sire =, n o ri Nv est,
Oommenoina THURSDAY, Apfil 4, isi2.
A lares oonslKnment Of fonsifn and donestlo Dry
goeda, consisting of West of Eneiand, Frsneh anA
ue!man broad ard narrow wQolen Cloths, ali abadss
md ooloraj French, Rngiish and scotch Fancy
Tveeds and Oaaaimerssi Furbagh, Moscow and ~.
qulmsuH beavers, uhlnohilas, vestinRs, Oloakinsu,
Ao. Also, Scotch, French and German Palsiy, Oash.
mere Quseusia and other fashionable aud ds.irahie
Shavla Dress Goods 10 great variety, such ~ Black
and Uolorsd sllks, sa!lns, Irish and lyons Pypiins
Atwood Merilo., Dellinen, Sateen Cloths, Sergss,
eleaant importsd PiAld., Alpaoss, Empress .ooths
Ao,, Ac, AVsry rich and rare aaanrtment Of Lyons
SUI yslyet,, yslye,:su, md an. sllk Plush sultnE.
Iard, vide large llos O Knsli,h a9d Amstiean
Hosiery, Gloves &c together with very oholce and
we'll selected stock Of Nslvsts Brussels, KIDD srnins
ter, Tapestry and lnerain Oarpetirgs, House Rugs,
DatnAsk and NottiBeham Lace Ourtalna, Table and
other Linens, Ae, from medium TO huest Imported,
and yaristy of other goods numerous 70 mention
sale 70 connus from dAT 70 daJ until the sntire stock
IL disposed Of The uboe to be sold without reserve
10 los 70 suit all for Dash Sales 10 commence a 10
q. M, . and3 p.m ap9im
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
Opticians.

HYpRoMKTERs FOR TEsTIN0 SPLITS,
~. ~ "a o. 9ll, ~, orcspi ylHsssT ISs, Line
hlkal, AmHneniA, Beer, Baik, Older, 81 slIao oius
Spsssd ss sa's Ur19msss5. Ss a. from Ss5.s SSsai
Tubes.
II. ii. HRAIPLER,
stptlolnus
AHI PennnTlvGnia Avenue,
Ap2Ou corner hour-And-AshAlf street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
CRoaURr IN LAhSR VARIETY

{ CRoaUET IN LARGE VARIETY.
PHILIP & soLOMOSs.
NEW HOOKS.
Life Of Lord Byron. karl klHe.,,.,,..,,..... % %
Ss'Sss. o. ~ n n, PsTesss pAnsl w D., Puy
Tue hAAquo OF the Coda BAyArd tAylor...,... / rs
kssAys on Oethsdrals hdl'sd By J. 5. Hovson,
0eoSsa Rnioas wi::, Viii; md :Sc;i 's.,ics;
selesos % Wealth, AnssA walksT, ,,....,;,,... I %
SanntsriuGs. Charles y, Warner. AnthOr Of my
summer In q Garden. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 30
Tbs BOOK Of Proverbs A nsw tsshsiiiion. ~
MssSs o. Eusis Pic:s li;isiGi:. sa 10
Lie q Jehs Nd on. In ii. S.H
OROQUKr In lArge varsity, At
PHii.P a sOLQ MONS,
Ap98 Oil PennsylvAniA avenue
v NEw BOOKS.
oooD.BYH, ,5WEETHKART, By author Of ''Oomsth
Up a. over 70 cents
MAUD NOLAN, By Annie ThomAA........ %
DROWN IRON THR SPEAR, by author
oi"Wovsn Of NAM ThreAds"...........,.. sS
MABEL LER. By Ga thor Of "valisr Al.
Also STATIONARY Of ali kinds.
LETTKR AND MOTIF PAPER PRINTED with.
OUT entIa charge.
QRoQUET. the haSa in the SitJ At mOdsr.ts
o.ll aud sIamins before purchasing.
JOHN O. PARkKR,
Apll s27 Bsvsnth street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

The Jspatches from Madrid just now re-
mind Us Of the bulletins that were sent from
Cuba In the early days Of the insurrection In
that country. The Government always wins;
the rebels are always defeated, but some way
the rebellion Is not conquered. The home
Government Is quite as well skilled In super
vislng the telegraph as the colonial govern
ment In the ever-faithiul Isle. It would really
seem that Don Carlos has considerable more
support In Spain than his enemies are In
cllned To allow him credit for possessing.
The lnsurrectlon Is evidently on the increase,
and Is spread over almost the entire country.
Marshal serrano Is In the field at the head OF
the troops, addressing TO them bombastic bul'
letins aud proclamations and telling them
that the rebels have been scattered aud put Il
hight The latest dispatches assure US thai
tho principal force Of the insurgents have
been surrounded by loyal troops and will, ia
all probability, surrender forthwith. The
news, however, lacks confirmation, and WI
shall not be surprised II In tho course Of 1
few days we hear an entirely different story
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
Clark, KimmelI & NOrfleet,
Real Estate Agents,

No. COL Louis lana Avenue,
Havs for sale tho following improved and unnprovsd
A Two.sTnRY BRIOK uoUsE ON TWENTY
A second street, bsiwssn and PsnnsyivsniS ave.
nas.'syen rg.n, double patl2t. wstss Il yati, ,ido
spOs $50 YER Nnnum.
a BRIlR HoUsR ON OoRNFR or sKooND
sirsot aast and A strsst soa h-Ioartsen 10 ma
ba,h. room, saloon pafl9, slate ma9tlss rais!
apd years.
A THRRg.sToRY BRICK AND BASEMENT
on str, o., bstween Ninth aad Tsnth north vest
rSS%. %sibis masts. T.sss, 10. .aS ssld "ssss
sllISoi s1,odo o-sh, balance and years
A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, -FOUR ROOMS,
PIIoS s2.5Oo cash.
A ThBFEsroRY f,RIoK HOUSE. ON SIXTH.
oirner Of street souih-nlns rooms bag window,
rsIse ho, aud eold ys,sT ols:st' % In al he IvOws
per month.
a THREFsToRY BEIOK HOUSE ON SIXTH
southvs.i, bstgssg And ,t,ests-nias rooms, s.s
lpfs q S. oSs SoS aSa fSs Fles s So Ss.S sSss
per month.
A THREE. iToNY BRICK HOUSE,, ON I
street north, bStwoon Fourth and hiith gsst-slght
rooms, yA,sI APd SIS Price s'ooh siSO cash, bal.
a NRV TwosToRY FR lMR HoUsR. OF FIVE
ROOM, Eas. nicely trimmed out; house sets back
twelve feet yih hlos yard IA iont lot lSHloi feet;
Fssisrn I.ffvL PriOs Si.sN, $3.50 cash, balance
" per month.
a ysoAST LOT ;,S u SQUARE l.S TRE Hog; !;
lbJ feet deep. Prios % cents per foot.
A FARM OF il7y AoRRs, OF Mu.R FROM
FAirfsI o. ii mpfcvsd b. irs'se boise, ibI1Oi nics
baru, 2aIb e.uoO bearing grape vines 80 apple, 10
az ~ bsas ssas sss.d pos sUd sSSd
veil At house stream Of y,io, rnnnlnE thfOlsI the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
WHO KEEPS BUTLER'S NECTAR ?

I HEREBY GIVE NoTIoR THAT WILL PAY
Ap9q6t HKNkY fhlkS.
ATOTIOE-THAT X. B. JUsTn, Sis d BrkkKT.
IN botusan slHth and Seventh strests borthuesl
Sslls ado socond-hAnd Clothing a les than
bali the cost cf ready ymAds nov ones. ~ NB,-Seooud.
hAnd clothing Of kinds bouEht At fair cash pFiosa
Au1p-N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
FISHING TACKLE.

7 United PARrNRHsHIP.
Thls l. TO certify that have. this 18th day Of
hprl. A, D. va seIs,sd 9.o ooPArInsr'hiP undSF
Tue Eonsfl nAtdIe Of the baalnrss Intended TO he
traa..d,sd i that q selling singer Sewing Machines
and X. 4. hat sTilk's Paitsrba.
The namrs Of the EeaesAl And spsoiAl partner. are
LsWts BAAE, general partner, TsaiduaE at No. H1n
STsst, waahingtoh, D. ., Heny Franc, special pat.
WAshinEton, D. u,
The an ounL Of capita contributed By Henri Franc
special partner, 10 four thOoa nd dollars
The ptrtn0rhhip IL to ba pJnsldsTsd having com
need JanuA I, lhle, and 10 tsrnlnAts the 1lst
day Of December. N7t. -
LEWIS BAAR lSeAll
HENRY FRANO. tSsal
hsreby designate the DAILY NATIONAL RIPUHLI.
oAN and hs EesHtsg Etar In the CITY WAshlnE tOn
WhsTen the above aOtios eli Ill be publlahed thrice
week for four U-akA r. j. hEiNs, OlsFk.
true copI-h j, hflGA apla-sOtU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
Police Pickings.

George Akin and Albert Smith came to-
gether by the horns CATER having INDUCED
in an unlim ted number of horns), and
thought it out" there and then. 1t seems
a somewhat difficult matter to determine
which got the best fit, as between Akin
and Smith, but with regard to which came
out ahead as between Akin 81 Smith VS..
the city, there is no question, the corpora
ton having the advantage, to the tune OF
$50.
Mollie Jones has been at it again-that is
"syarin' and cussin round" thereby plac
ing the morals of the city in frightful Jeop-
ardy. Mollie will be at liberty TO "fol'ow
her own sweet WILL" thirteen days from
date.
John Brown was born tired. He is one
of those who can stand an unlimited
amount of resting, but he can't rest to ad-
vantage standing. While sitting on the
curbstone, endeavoring to recuperate his
tagging energies and restore vigor to his
exhausted frame, q policeman led him Oh
TO the calsboose upon the trumped-up
charge of "drlInk in the street." When
Browns case was called yerterday morning,
that glib tongued policeman brought
the court over to his own erroneous view
of Browns condition, and that unfortunate
man now languishes in the wOr 6house.
But he is not alone. Messrs. Haley, Phil
lipson and Morton, baptized Robert,
Henry and Silss respectively, accompanied
Brown in his retirement from the busy
hauuts of men, Each Of the last name,
individuals being the victims Of similar
error OF Judgment on the part OF the police
officers arresting them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
APubIie Calamity.

The Memphis appeal, Dee. s, pertinent
ly says:
The Legislature, when il appointed COL
lector of taxes long over due, failed to make
any provision by which the purpose Of this
Tax Collector or Revenue Commissioner
for Shelby county could be made known to
the public He is authorized TO advertise,
and very many property-bolders residing
here and abroad have no knowledge of the
fatal danger awaiting their title to real es-
tate, which must be sold by this Revenue
Commissioner, Col. B. p. Anderson. When
the debtor is known to Col. Anderson, he
transmits notice through the p0stotlce.
He has already filed several bills IN the
Second Chancery Court, which met on
Yesterday. TO enfolce the payment of back
taxes by an absolute, indefeasable sale Of
the properly. Courts exist principally to
create tiles and collect costs, but to this
evil, in these cases, is superadded the final
loss of title by an absolute sale. Col. An
derson has no discretion in these cases.
The sales must 20 on unless the property
on bis list Of Gefalcations is redeemed.
1t is terrible to taxpayers TO contemplate
the number and cost of multiplied govern
ments on top of one another which we must
maintain, and the vast array Of cllce-hold-
ers, of all sorts, of the many stupendous
governments that crush Taxpayers down
to poverty. Is there no possibility Of re-
ducing their number? Why have a county
on top ofthe blessed city? Why this duFli-
cation of calamities? Can't we stand from
under one or the other?
But this is not the matter TO which it vas
proposed to direct the attention of our
readers. They who owe the State taxes on
real property, the bills having been over
due for two years or more, should call at
once and adjust their Indebtedness with
Col. Anderson. It is our Guty to our read
els to give them this gratuitous warning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10

Yeatman, Shields 81 Co. will close out
numerous consignments this morning.
Notice is given of the dissolution Of tie
partnership heretofore existing under the
firm and style of Driver, Collier q Sweeney,
Mr. E. r. Driver retiring from the same,
he having sold his interest to Messrs. An
drews, Mryes & Co., of Columbia, Tennes-
see. The firm hereafter will be Collier,
Sweeney & Co, who will assume all la
biilies and collect all debts due. In con-
- rction with the dissolution notice will be
F,rD1 the card off. r. Driver, recommend
i15C- rri.,', pleasure TO the public the new
finn who's, members will try to give salts
fsc- ION 10 tr,,ir partners and the public.
1T5psa gentlemen, are prompt, reliable and
tborouShly convers. ant with the business,
yr6;cb viii be conduct,d with that admirs-
HE honesty and iberalitS that character
lied the dealings Of the old firm with all.
Room, with board, for man and wife at
No. North Spruce street.
Fifty cent store No. 8 Union street.
J. G. Fowler, No. 81 Cedar street, ad-
vertises for rent two story frame dweding
No. IA South Union street.
W. H. Turner, No. 2S Broad street, ad-
vertses for rent or lease bis place on the
Noleusvile pike three miles from the city
SIX rooms in No. 172 North Summer
street for rent by II. Apple.
THIS evening at Z O'Clock there IS stated
meeting of King Cyrus CHAPTER NO. II
ROYAL arch Masons.
Persons having claims against I. d.
Jones q Co. are notified to hle them, oSly
authenticated, with David G. Love, trustes'
who can De found in the stoTehouse corner
College and Church streets.
The Howard Association, No: z south
Ninth stree, Philadelphia, publishes an IN
terestiug card to afflicted youth.
In Greer 10 warn the public against I'M
position the proprietor of that celebrated
liver ipvieo 40, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
,ers,-publishes card ia to-day's paper.
Rock City Guards meet at 7:3O tonight.
Picture books at SetlifFs.
Browns Bronchial Trochss are adVer-
tised.
Iarde & Bro, 81 Public Square, adveT-
Use an extensive stock of dress furs, con-
sis.iug Of Russian sable, mink, seal saeguesi
f.ch. sib. squirrel etc, all Of which are Of
fsr5G at New York prices. See advertise
meut.
The auction sale of bovks commences To-
night al Crawford's Ger trail Auction House
DR.. Jayne's expectorant is advertised IN
to-dav's paper. and its merits fully set forth
Among our city notices will be found enc
of that matchless medicine, The PiaDtaton
Bit eTs, which are so fayoraoly Known
DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery is
advertised. 1t is an excellent medicine FOL
diseases that spring from vlrulent 0looo ano
poison in the system.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY ST CHAITA-
E0GGA.


A Well Known Citizen Stabbed by q
Desperad0, who ShOOts Three PO-
Iscemen that Attempt His Arrest.
Saturday afternoon, about i've o'clocF,
E. 3 Cow ell 3 prominent citizen of Chat
tanoogs, was fatally stabbed by Desperate
named Jim jackson, who, meeting HIN near
the rolling mill in the above city, executed
his wra'.h without pyovoc2liou; the oulv
reason inducing the fiendIsh act being d't-
ference Of opinion concerning pay due for
rafting logs. After stabbing Colwell in the
lungs, abdomen, ana side, Jackson crossed
the river, and returning armed, proceeded
up Market street. where three cplOred pO-
d6emen-J. II. Carver, George White and
Sandy mpleton-altemp5iDg to arrest
him, were each fred at end shot
by the desperate fugitive. Carver was
MORALLY wounded, and at last
accounts 30 hopes Of his recovery were en-
teYtained. White received only flesh
wound in the abdomen, the ball not pene-
trsting the cavity, and rempla.on was shot
in the calf Of the leg, When last heard
from Colwel was not long expected to sur
vive his wounds. The policeman fred sew
eral shots, one or more OF which, it is
thought, struck jackson, who, jumping into
q canoe, padded out into the stream and
soon was beyond arrest. Much excitement
was caused in Chattanooga among the citi-
zens, and the Mayor, by authority of the
City Council, has offered a reward of $500
for the apprehension OF Jackson, who is
about 27 years Of age, near 6 feet high, has
sandy hair, light beard, fair complexion,
ahd weighs about $50 pounds. He was
raised 10 Hamilton county, near Williams
Island, is a river man by trade. and re-
garded as a desperate man. In 1867, PO-
lic5men Beach, Macy and John Hamil, Of
the Metropolitan force, arresting Jackson
| for stealing cattle, placed him in g canoe
| and started across the river, When near
| the middle Of the stream jackson asked
the officers if they could swim. Being an
! swered in the affirmative, he replied
/ "SRin or drown" at the same time c2psiz-
i ing the canoe. Beach held his pistol ABOVE
! water and commenced swimming towards
| the shore. PercsiVing this, Jackson dived
seized Beach by the legs and dragged him
under, thereby rendering the pistol useless,
| and then managed to escape. He will no!
/ easily surrender when approached by an of
/ ficer, and unless caution be had others may
4 share the fate Of the Chattanooga either
I and policeman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
EmpIoyment for women.

The st. Louis Journal says:
"There are now employed in the postal
service of the United States about seven
hundred women, nearly five hundred Of
whom have charge of offices, while the re-
mainder act as clerks. Women are pecu-
liarly adapted for the light work of post
office, and still better qualified for perform
ing service as telegraph operators. Should
the postal telegraph bill pass, thousands OF
women would as Gree have opened 10 them
4 field for remunerative employment, as
the policy of the government Is rightly TO
employ women wherever practicable at the
same wages as men receive for equal
work"
It is gratifyingto observe that the avenues
for endowment for woman are becoming
more extensive each year, and that it is be-
coming a recognized fact that women are
entitled 10 the same pay as men, when they
dotbe same work. 1t is to be hoped that
the day is not far distant when men will be
ashamed to seek employment as clerks or
assistants in millinery aud fancy stores,
thus depTiVing women Of chance 10 earn
an honest livelihood a. vacations for which
they are peculiarly adapted.
In this age Of enterprise and advance
meDt. when we sre "making history" 50
rapidly, there is plenty Of work for men at
many employments, and they should not
crowd themselves into positions that would
be much better filed by women, thousands
| of whom. iu this country are competent to
support themselves, and whose lives are
made up of weary years of care, anxiety
! and constant struggles to keep starvation
from their doors.
But feg of the most thou htful Of our
leading men are willing to copyade that wo-
mans condition would be be.ered by al
lowing her the right to vote, ct it is quite
| evident that great good has ben done by
tie agitation of the subject, as general at
tention has been called 10 the fact that, as
class, women who were forced to WORK 1or
a living, received less wages than men az: LOT
doing. in many instances superior work
But times are changing for the better in this
regard, and women's condition IS being bet
tered each year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.


WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. Q, 1872.
ProbdbiLities.-Th barometer viii con-
tinue falling in the Northwest with light
northwesterly winds, yeering 70 southeast
erly tomorrow, clear and cold weather, ex-
tending eastward over the upper lakes and
Michigan and thence southwark TO the
Missouri aud Ohio valley. In the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, nOrtbeasterly 10
northwesterly winds, cold and clear wealth
er and rising barometer. On the lower
lakes and in the It. Lawrence valley, north
westerly winds, light snow and clearing
weather. In the Middle AMI Eastern
States, brisk northwesserly Winds, clear
weather, low temperature and increasing
pressures. Warning signals continue at
Duluth, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, thicS-
go, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester and Oswego, and are ordered for
Baltimore, Cape May, New York, New
London, Boston and Portland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
nramnhis and PadncaI, Rsilroad.

A Paducah (Ky.) paper, of last week,
says:
"The Me1rphis and Paducah road is get
ting on. The track is now completed
seventy-ope miles from Paducah, and by
the first of January next viii be completed
ssventy-seven and half miles to the first
station in Dyer county, not many miles
from the town of Newbem. The company
has ore thousand ions of ircD, and will
commence track-laying from Memphis
northwsrdly early in December. The
grading of the road has SO far progressed
that tie laying Of the track can be pushed
Gorty-five miles, if not ffly-one miles, to the
town of Ripley. Fully half the grading
bridging and the pile work of the ninety
five miles Of uncompleted road has been
done. We see no reason why the entire
line should not be completed, AID trains
running regularly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10

Thomas A. Mooney and John L. Ahern,
Marshals.
Edward A. J. Leckey, Regulator.
COUEsELLoRs.
William It. Smith.
Edward 81. Olwill.
Martin S. Cone.
William NJ. McGovarn.
John ]. Hartnelt.
James j. Jones.
Frederick Roser.
Frank j. j. Ready.
John Floersch.
Thomas j. Tansey.
This society was first organized in Nash
vile, by the Sisters of Mercy, in May, 1868,
and was reorganized, with the Senior
Branch, as above, on the 18Th Of August Of
the present year.
And this calls to our minds the number
less blessings for with We are Indebted 10
these good Sisters; and when we try to ex-
press our gratitude TO them, ordinary words
fail. Fortunately for US, Mrs. Neal. Of
Fredericksburg, Virginia, spoke sublime
sentence in relation to that great and good
man Stonewall Jackson. She had been
Gliding the General for not being more care
fui of himseif-saying that he belonged to
his country, and not to himse1-and con-
Guided her motherly advice as follows:
''Now, General, do take Gaze OF yourself,
for want you to live until our cause is tri-
umphant; when we have succeeded, don't
care how soon you die, for this tcorld has
no re,rdrdS commensurate 1gith your merits. "
So with these dear Sisters-their reward
awaits them in another world.
When the writer states that his heart and
soul always go with the young people, he
will readily be pSrdoned for almost forget
ting to mention the Grand High Mass Of the
day at half past ten O'Clock. Nothing need
be said of the substance, but Of the artificial
accessories, we may say that the music
was really grand, solemn, devotional. One
of the sweetest selections we have ever
heard was sang at Vespers. We regret be-
ing unable to give the names of the perfor-
mers. The slars were richly and tastefully
decorated, and we may safely say that no
happier people could be found anywhere
than were our Catholic fellow citizens on
last Sunday.