The New York herald., 1872-08-19
RELIGIOUS.


,cence into the vile scum OF its own venom.
asks, "who can bring clean thing out OF
uncleanfn What is impossible to man Ia
9 are In the ways OF holiness God brought us
those ways. The Lord asks not impOssibiities
mpracticabfhties OF sinners. He attaches no
titude to that which Is not ordinarily attain
!, Hear Him in His word, and SO see Him and
TX to Him In PRAYER; touch Him In sacrament
! you may associate with Him In the fellowship
His saints "Follow peace with al men. ana
.1.s assss' without which no man shall see the
SAD CASE OF DROWNING.
hen the congregations were dispensing the s,S cry
there was a unanimous rush FOR the
facts are these. Mr.. Kehan, nt,smsn NORMAN
ht bathing opposite barney Smiths line. When
Inc water a moment the men began to float and
I'm, and went out conslaeravnc, m,4 es tha sno
kohed to the buoy. The undercurrent was very
6nc. and Kehan was carried near to the buoy
en- ne sank rom sight The iady s screamed ana tha
cue. "WhO can swimS" was shouted time and
in. and even II everybody could swim no one
wered. The lady and gentleman, through the
.itement. lost their presence OF mind, and were
owing In the fatal wake OF poor Kehan
On the buoy rope was cut and four men swan
and cnclrcled it about them, and they were
lQRod to the shore. Leo Hudson, OF Jamaica,
tor Of the SOuUe7atT, left the group and swan to
(, buoy, where he encountered the n0ating corpse
pOOr Eehan, which ne tOwed inside or the cur
It. and then others carried it to the shore, and
m there to the vestry OF the Catholic church.
,Oat containing three men was sent out In search
Kehar's body, but as soon as 1t had passed the
~ o tremendous wave capsized it, and the ex-
ement was greater than ever. One Of them,
omas Williams, being good swimmer, reached
7, buoy. where the cut rope was thrown to him.
he passed 1t to the others, and all were safely
tded.
THE CONCERT AND HOP.
Up Saturday evening Messrs. Tookcr Morrlssey,
the Grand Opera House, New York, gave grand
lcert and hop at the st. James Hotel The con-
rt drew forth an audience of 1900 people, and
out eight hundred remained for the hop. Miss
'wS0n, OF the English Opera Company, sung
unOds "Sing, Smile, Slumber,n and gave an
most unequalled rendition Of ''Moly Asthore."
10 also sung "Killarney.n and was brought out
plause by singing 1.-THE Pretty Maid Milking Her
W." Frank Howson and Carlo Patti rem
red some very fine duets on plano and violin.
So Marion and M. w. Fiske played the new
sh Operetta "MOlly Bawn" In good style, being
.qucntly applauded. Tooker and M0rrissey were
tftioped from all sides to give repetition Of 1t
next Saturday evening.
rhe hop was the best ever held and could not be
rpessed. A detachment of the Ninth regiment
nd furnished the music. Harry st. Clair man.
ed the floor admirably and Darragh superin.
nded affairs generally. Noticeable among the
any on the floor were Miss Lizzie Dunno, Miss
lggte Brown, Miss Taggart, Misses White, Miss
zzie Donnelly, Miss Emma Clark, Miss Minnie
rran, Misses Skelly. Mr.. J. B. MOrfOrd and lady,
Storms and lady, Miss O'Brien, Miss Lizzie
aw, Ed Healey, Ed Duffy, George Curran, VIII
w. John Farrell and hosts of Others