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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27


I'D Mining Company. Location OF works,
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon county, State
of Nevada Notice 10 hereby given, that at q
meeting Of the Board OF Directors o. said Com.
pany, held on the 2lst day o. January, 4. J. 1873,
levied upon tho capital stock Of said Company.
payble immediately, iu United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary. a. the ofieo OF the Company.
Room 70 Hayward's Building, No. 40 California
street, San Francisco, California. .
Y ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday, tho aSth day ofFeo-
ruary, A. D. 1873, shall DO deemed delinquent,
and viii be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day
Of March, A. D. 1878, to pay tho delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. L.-. - .
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
0nice-Room d Hayward's Building, 4is
California street, Ban francisco, Cal. Ja23
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T TO CREDITORS,

ESTATE OF PHILIP LYNCH. DECEASED.
T. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
executrlx Of the last will Of Philip Lynch, de-
ceased, TO the creditors OF and all parties having
claims against the aid deceased, 10 exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publication Of this notice,
to the undersigned cxecutrix, at the Office OF tho
GOLD HILL NEWS. Storey county, Nevada.
Dated January 10, 1878.
MATILDA LYNCH.
Executrix OF the last will OF Philip
deco I'd Lyncn, deceased.
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Tho Necessity OF n vl.i. Overosm..

TO CORRESPONDENTS. 81,
Patients residing In any part OF the Stae,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
10 submit q written statement OF sueh In prefer.
cnce to holding . personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed. "
All letters must be addressed TO the CORE
spondinp physician, thus:
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MPkRIAa. sILVKH MINING
l Company.-Location Of Works, Gold Hill,
Storey county, State OF Nevada. : Notice If
hereby given that At 3 meeting Of the Directors
Of January, 1878, an assessment Of One Dollar
CD In United States colo coin per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the Corporation,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary. at the
Office Of tho Company, Room No. ~ Hayward't
Building. 4lo California street, San Francisco.
California. furru -E Uri a.i't
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the a7th day Of February,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
March, 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF salc. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
FtTEI FEiLFW w. &. DEAN, Secretary.
onics-Room No. 10 Hayvard's Building, No.
419 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
lax I'd .#
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INDEPENDENT DETECTIVE POLICE
AGENCY.
q. F. g. CO.,
OFFICE. No. 60 South C st., Virginia, New,
WILL DEVOTE THEIR ATTENTION TO
THE DETECTION OF GRIMES!

Committed upon Railroads. Banks. Insurance
Companies. etc, and ais, do a General Detective
Business; will arrest and return criminals from
any part OF the United Statet; will assist attor-
attended 10 and piompt returns made. Notices
to quit possession. conyeyanccs. 'leases. ETC.,
attended to. Tho firm consists OF tho following
members: D.. +. Lsckcy, Charles Goodwin and
william Coryell. acting In connection with
Kelly, Chief Of Police OF Virginia City. All
orders LEFT at Wertheimer's ttore, No. 81 South
c street, will receive prompt attention.
---- --- iasl Inn
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FOUNDERS, MAcHINIsTs. GENERAL
10 Engineers, Dnuehtsmen and Manufactures
OF Quarts mill and Mining Machinery Of all de-
seripdons. An orders dllsd with p~tomptnsss
nddispateh, md 1t the Lowest Rates.
fe1S II s-EH.r
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
.hlasaa ....lsTAsIrsuED sr....
DIR. =. Q. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For the Cure Of all Diseases Of the
Urinary and G%enerativs
Orsnns, md
AL FINALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. SIS sacrane.te street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cures Guaranteed. or No Pay REQUIRED.
CONSULTATIONS. 1T LrrrIR Or ornuwul, nm.
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
1 enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess OF eighteen years, and has become one oil
the renowned Hospitals OF the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital IL 10 London, aud the
no less renowned establishment OF RECORD 10 10
Paris, this Institute has become 10 tho Padne
Coast. Tho Thousands annually received and
cured at this place 10 in point OF numbor OF pa
tients among the very first OF the world, and
the success Of Its treatment ranksi second to
none.
semiuaI Weakness or SpermatorrhGa.
g The young man who experienced that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiIa-
ton, should stop to consider whence II arisss.
he Will ind In the weakness OF the back, trenb-
ling Of the limbs, disordored digestion, unse-
eountAble falling OF the powers Of the mind,
disuste for society, dread OF Impending trouble,
forebodings Of evil. slccplessncrs, troubled and
lssciytous dreams, growing deafness, loss o
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
of differentiation. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all diseases
Seminal Misunderstanding away bis powers,
NNanhAnA "a
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TIE EVENING NEWS.

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
,Aswins the nnnhsr affects and saaresh
the prlacipal Minss dealt In NJ b San
Franchise Stock and Exchange Beard.
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~onace-Room 8, No. 4I6 Montgomery stree
San Francisco, California. fe17td
sILVRR MINING

CRNATOR AlLVRR MlNING
y Company.-Location Of Works, Virginia
Mining District, Storey county, Neyada;-Notice
10 hereby given, that 1t q meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees Of said Company, held on the llth
day Of February, 1878, an assessment, n {. z, OF
Firy Cents per share was lowed upon the cap
ital stock Of said company, payable lmmcdi.
ately, in United States gold coin, to the Secre.
tary, at the ofiee Of the Company, No. 10
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday, tho 18th day OF
March. 1878, shall DO deemed delinquent, and
will DO duly advertised for sale at public auc-
tion, and unless payment shall be made before;
April, 1873, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses,
Of sale. Ta
BY order Of the Board OF Board OF Trustees.
HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
onice-No. 10 steysnson's Building. San
Francisco. Cal. fel4 10
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JOSEPH MAGUlKE, Secl6Afy.
ONCE. Room No. 26. Hayward's BuildinQ, Al
California street, San Francisco, Cal. .1el7t I'd
pICToU MINING C0nPANx:.

nICTOU MINING COMPANY
i Location of principal place OF business
Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada.-Notce ID
hereby given that at . meeting OF the Directors,
held on the 14th day Of February, 1873, an A.
lessment, No. 1, ofTwenty. Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock ofthe Corporation,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
to the Secretary. At the ofnce OF the Company,
Room 8, No. as Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California. -,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 18th day Of March, 1873,
viii DO delinquent, and advertised. for sale At
public auction. and unlets payment 10 made be-
fore, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th day
OF April, 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
8. PHILLIPS, Secretary. 2
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

advertising !. the oil which wise men put in
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ofacs-No. $40 California street, Room No.
San Francisco, California. JAZZ I'd
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81 can cheerfully and confidently recommend
Its use to those who are wanting q really good
Sewing Machine at . low, price" }l
MRS. J. p. WILSON,
Rutherford Park, Bergen county, Nj.
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NAIKD0NIA sILYKR MINING

oaee-No; 10 stevsn'Oa's Building, "a
Cal. iel4 "a
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r g. inls@s;n,sIs Tot.,
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once NO. ~ California street, San Fran
cisco, California. - fe7 I'd
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AgassiZ

Our readers who remember the blasphe-
nous piece published some time ago by the
PieGynHe. and attributed by that paper to
Professor AgasOiz, will be greatly pleased
at hearing that the learned Professor mt
terly repudiates it's authorship. They will
find his indignant disclaimer below. The
article referred to q supposed difference of
origin between the white aud negro races.
The PicayWRe has never had the candor 10
apologize to the public for Publishing,
without protest, such an Infamous attack
on ChristiaOity, but We hope it will now
BE- just enough to reproduce Mr.. ARassis's
ebert 70 rePel . slAnder 90 injurious to
himself:
"CAlEB1EDGR, May 8, 1s73-7PM
DeE Sr--1 an truly RTAtafal to y0I fxr
ealing upon ne aad giving me- an oPpOfSGpiSv
SadS ssSSSSs TSSA has
TathsHanainG my positive denial Of the charge.
eomO six OF seven yOars ago delivered 4 loc-
t1re upon the races of men, Q b0rlos0ue r0ooFt
Of which appeared in come paper, froR which
IL wa wholly copied. While in WaahinRton.
applying to cO1sross for relief from taxstion,
toS alcohol used for OCiOatiRo purpo0Sa. tbo
absurd StAtsments Of that report were brcuRht
against me in The Senate, when I renueSSe6
our Senator, The Ven. Henry Wilson, to reed q
culous imputatiOes. The very same story il
now brought mp of my having said that Gtbo
blood of the negro is chemically very difFerent
hutd from that which flows in tho yeips of
white men, and other nonsense. Every edu-
Gated man in the country knows that am not
chemist, and that for me to make such an
assertion would simply make me the lauphin0-
stock OF the learned world. Other parts of the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-25
Papal Indulqences Recently Granted.

The following indulgences our Goly Father
Pope Plus TX, has most kindly granted to all
the faithful of either eek, who, on the ap-
pointed days. shall practice the abstinence
hereinafter described. They were granted by
our Holy Father, tho Pope, at the reqaest of the
Rev, Theodore A. Metcalf Of Boston, who was
at the time Vioe-Reotor, of the American col
lege in Rome. Tho Holy Father signed the
documents with his own hand, and expressed
his hearty approval of the devotion which
would ssnctify the Total Abstinence now
practiced by many from motives merely hu-
man and would obtain for others tho greece Of
abstaining atiwill fer one day or two days
from Intoxicating esinks. To those who have
this control of their appetite, strong drink
would be Of littls danger: ~ =,
I. An Indulgence Of one hundred days to be
gained once tho week by those Who except at
meals, shall abstain from any drink, especially
Of our Lords thltst upon the Cross. r'us-,-. :.
3. An Indulgence Of one hundred days to bo
gained twice in week by those who practice
the above mentioned sbstinence ON 6aturday's
Virgin Mary. .u..
3. An Indulgence of two hundred days to
be gained twice in the week by those who
practice the same abstinence from, drink, e1-
cePt at meals, on tho Fridays and Saturdays
OF Lent, in honor of the passion of orr Lord.
q. An Indulgence of one hundred days to
be gained once every day by those who recite
one "Our Father" aud three "Hail Marys" for
the conversion of drunkards.
8. A Plsnary Indulgence to be gained once
in the week by those who practice the above
mentioned abstinence for q whole month, and
who rightly approach the Sacraments Of Pc
nance and of the Holy Eucharist, praying for
the intention of our Holy Father the Pope
aEanted January 6, 1872.
8. An Indulgence Of two hundred days to be
gained twice in the week by the faithful of
eishei sex, in honor of our Savionr's thirst upon
The Gross, who shall abstain from intoxicatipp
drink ON Friday and Saturday, or SATURDAY.
md Sunday.-Granted July l, ls72-Bostos.
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81. JozE's CoAnEERc1AL AcApKMY.-Tha
Prsssut SsesiOn Of this institution will close at
sho end OF June with an exhibition, at which
The Two Aisers, +" drama in three aoss. and
other Sdifying and amazing Plays viI be
Drought forward BY the pupils- Conaaaexing
enc perniesous inAusaeos and dangers to life
and limb Osssssing boys running ct large, the
PH'nOtPal, Ar. J. v. CaEliH, has WisSly deter
MINED to limit the term Of the approaching
vacation 70 one month. The discipline and
manner Of teaching observed In &C. JOhn's
have wen for Mr.. CaElin golden opinions even
as hatterinG 6 thee like labOrS ELECTED for
him lately il Mohila, WHARF Fa&hsr Ryan, hav-
ing examined . large number Of pupils pre-
pared far Ne Araa semnuaion. took occasion
to remark aEr. CaF1in, yCu are the beat lay
catechiRt have ever seeu."
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OUR AGENTS.

Last Friday We were happy to welcome
homo, in much Improved health, our agent, Mt.
Thos. b. oconnor, who has just completed sus-
eeasfnl canvass Of several districts of Louisiana
and Mississippi in our behalf. For the many
courtesies extended to Mr.. OConnor, as also
for the kind interest manifested in the well
fare Of the STAR by the citizens of the towns
10 visited, We return our s,uoere thAnks.
Mt. James Powers 10 ut present In Houston,
Texas, after cauvassing which place no will
visit Austin.
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The French people Of Alsaee, who wen
made German By the act Of war, are Frena
people still-showing that nature, or evs
sentiment, is stronger than Government
Recently, one morning, the Alsatians founa
tri-color flag flying at the suumit Of
very high poplar tree, and were greaiI
delighted surrounding the tree in grsa
numbers, which soon caused the police v
be on the spot. The enthusiasm spread,
and there was haste necessary in WhatevG
was to be done. First ten, then twenty
and then thirty thaiefs were offered to an!
one who would remove the offensive en-
blem. But NO one offered to remove IL
and the enthusiasm was becoming demon
strative. At last aGerDau carpenter came
through the crowd and offered TO take Wv
job. The'tree had been covered with tai
Is far mp from the ground % the TALES.
man could reach, and the job was nov
pleasing in prosQect-but thirty tnalen
were. The carpenter eeized the srunL,
and, after much ebert, gained the nEs
branch, but It Instantly broke iR his cage
disconnected, however, he tried again ana!
seiziDg the second, &c likewise instantly
gave way. It was then evident thaS We y.
ever had carried the French etsndafd 70 "
lofty position had occurred its safety "
saving through all the branches % ne az
scended 10 the ground. The disoonnsessa q.
climber gave it up: while all the time tnS
murmur Of delight that frst RIPPED, 4uS
then gurgled, and thea almost ros To-,
distances beyond, unless restrained sns
tho police becams FESTIVE .fEOm imPaflen"
and q sense Of defoss. Finally the coz
tractor for the Job eaeieite4 leave 60 III. CIV
down the troes which was inmedlassg
given aAd the strong poplar, Boon 49, ~.
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AN IRISH Bor WMs.-CoDgreaama an III
b. Rico, of the First District of Ill;a.a
submitted his West Point Cadatah;na y
competitive examination, open to ali h.. "
in the district between the ages of savs'
teen and twenty-one.- Yesterday tia ~
eult Of the examination, which began Az
April l, was made known. The vfcto, n
che literary hight is-as usual-an mi
boy. The committee Of examination Way
J.E. Pickard, superintendent of the pr TIn
Schools DR.. Moses Gum, of Rush Meds,I
College and +. o. Glover. United st, s
District Attorney, The suhiocta Of sr ,a
ination were Arithmetic, Geo9raohv CSrs.
mar, United States History, Speliing N,
writing. There were sixteen condidat.
The answers were all in writing. and d,
committee examined the papers At tb.,
leisure. 1t was found that tho contest pS.
rowed gradually to an American bow nama
Scriven and an Irish hack driving lad nara
Murphy. Gum and Pickard were of opn.
the prize; Glover, who appesred i''t to " '
chargrined that poor unknown bow shoul
snatch away what the soma Of some of M
wealthiest hiends had solicited, refp,I.
at fret to concur. Pickard seized the or.
responding pages of the two boys' pspen
in history. He showed that Murphy sad
In an epigramnnatic sentence what Scriuu
spread difuseiy over a page. Gum 70.
mined Glover that they must consider DIV.
isque as well as literary attachments, and
Murphy would make a fret class soldia,
while Scriven. would be camp-stool inv..
Lid. So Glover had to give up; and he didis
nngracefully. Like Ltlrd Chief Justice
Cockburn ut Geneva, he went away
without signing the award. He n.
Tented sufficiently to authorize the sp
pending of bis name by somebody else.
Murphy drove hack number llS for Alder
man Frank Ward. He il Ave feet ten in
height; weighs l6O; In straight, stalwart, and
full chested and although hack drive;
neither drinks, swears, Nor emokes! Hiser /
tire attendance at school IL comprised il I
two years and half His pareSts can.
from Ireland to Pompey, N. Y, where /
was bora in 1853. What. he knows 1
picked up by reading the newspapers and |
books while at the hack stand, and during |
such hours Of rest a. his peculiar oeeups
tion permitted, His. father 10 poor !. I
horer, who is overjoyed-and well he nay
beat his some success. The boy will \
heard from some time.-Ohicsso COrSe.po'
deat BosfOn Pilot.
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ST. THER1sA's SCHOOL ExH1RrrroN.-.Last
Sunday evening, notwithstandin glthe threat
ening aspect of the weather, st. Theresa,s
Hall was literally packed with the audience
which assembled to witness the parCchial
school exhibition. It was truly encouraging
TO note the interest taken by the pariShionero
in the exercises. Brother Julius and his as-
sistant brother teachers. are entitled TO great
ooHmeAdatiOa net only for the energy and
seal exhibited by them in eondnctfnS The
Glasses Of the institution, but for THAR good
taste in selecting tie material for the ontsr-
tainment. :.
1t would be impossible for Ms to enter uDOn
any details Of the occasion without giving
. report for which We have not space, but it
might mot DO a0ias TO meDtlon especially the
name Of Master Thomas TOole who delivered
the opening address, and who frequently ap-
peared during the evening.
The proficiency attained by the pupils and
the cultivation and intelligence evidenced by
this performance, give the highest proof of the
complete success of the establishment. 1t must
be deeply gratifying to the Rev. Clergy of the
parish, as indeed to all Catholics, to note the
excellent results, as evidenced in this instance
attainabls, under the parOeial eohoOl systsm.
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report, about bones, etc., are quite as sbsurd.
Inese transformations, however, had an object with
those who made them. aud I caunot better
meet the whole than by stating that I have
been Wishing ell my life for the better educa-
ton Ct all my fello w.creatures, men and wos
men, without regard to color or to position in
society. / believe there are few men who have
educated grataitously 40 many of their fellow
man a. have, and csn afford to despise the
Wild and malicious remarss which In this re-
sPeot are circulated against me. adj ..t
very respectfully, yours, LIS. AGAssIZ."
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putting that gentieman's SANITY 49,
nyins that to- the last. he had an eve ~ ~ l., d
ness. sg :" 6us
The frat half Of the mural PAINTINGS DAD.
to decorate the walls as tho eutr., s'''As
two grsataateral doors of st. sulpioa =. 81 u
are terminated. The part just exuo.ss la'
prises the two subjects on the left a. e0s
crucifction" and .Our Saviour Betrav.s ~
two paintings on the opposite aida. ~, ~
only Just commenced, and whieA Win ~. y y
finished for two years, are to DO srbs y.
reotionn and " Tho Assenaion.. TIA go. -
Of al these works was entrusted % n, s.A
in 1871. ia III s,t7.a1a s1'|
The Knights Of the Order Of Mali. a..
Brooklyn Reriesc.) which 10 compoaed ~ s.." ~
WestPhalian gentlemen, have 'sipnad ."9s
dress TO the Afehhlshsp and Bisho., ~ ~
-sia, in uhich, amongst other thine, -. ~ =,
the following passage: "oar daty os,;... ~
to unite our voices to shoss Of tha 80
people and to lay Of your feet this pr.s... y
our fidelity and obsdissse, remeuhsr;n.
do the old motto of our Osler..I. aes:s.s We
fdei. In consequence we formally usi,. y.
selves to our bishops, sad armed with ,.-'
age, fidelity and flial obedissee, We sIo, wv
openly declaring our horror Of the ;o;n,;...
persecution which now overwhelms ~.
Church."
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cAYxNDAR or TEE WEEK .

ssnahy.....May as-sunaay witAin the Octave of the
12un&zy.. .. Nay Asst Philip Ncri, Conieesor.
aassaay.. May a7-ss, Mary Magdaisne of Pasri,
ygsanasdAy May 2s-St. Germanus. Bishop and Confess
xAuxsaaY a.. May 29-Octave Of the Asoension.
Friday. -. May 3O--St Felix. Pope and Martyr.
assarasy go. May 3I-vigfl Of Penteoost.
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An OATH REFLHC1RD UFON.-hr. ~
maine hearing man call aPeR God 70 CUT
him, offered him Q half . oroWH IL he I4eit
repeat the oath, The man started w III
sir, do You think / would o1Eso my gu
for half crown 2" Mr.. Romano answer
ed, Gas you did it jSst now for noehlng "a
could not suppose that you would reIoSSp
for reward The poor fellow was str9oSa
with the reproof. aud said, may IOS Gov
bless you, sir, " vnu are. hetetHT
you have s9SEL -. ..-..-. -" sn""
never swear ASaIu."
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OEATH OF FNTHRR DzSMEr.-We take the
following dispatch from this mornings papers +:
ST.. LOUIS, May 2S.-The Rev. Father De-
Smet, TOR over thirty years n Jesuit mission
AIRY among the Indians, died this morninc. Wn
was n native of Belgium. was born in 1901
and came to ST. Louis in 1S2S lie was known
everywhere for his intimate acoua,ntanee
with. and successful efforts among the Indiana
Ala funeral takes place tomorrow,
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ANNIvERsARY RKoUIEN Mass FOR THE LATE
ARCHBISHOP opIN.-The requiem mass cole
hrated yearly for tho late Most Rev. Arch
bishop odin, win be celebrated Mt the Cathe-
dral next Friday morning, May 3Oth, at
o'clock. The Rev. Clergy and faithful are
invited to attend.
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= CArHoLlc MILITANT UNION OF THE CRoss.-
Copies Of the Constitution Of this Association,
inEngiish, can be had ct this Office at the fol-
lowing rates: 10 to 100 copies, at 3 cents q
copy; 100 to 500 copies, at Q cents o copy 500
to 1000 copies, at II cents o copy.