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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22

demand6 sont-eesi Bien je crois qnelles tiennent
! peu pres maintenant ec0utez mon argument qui ne
sern nj en- barbavu nj cclarunt...
III sera done en- dariiS
Non.
En- Jerios
Mon. e#@5
I'm baraliptO.S
Mon.
-Scra-ce nm argument cornuf
Je ne suis point marie ct rStes point, que e
Aace, pourtant argument c0rnu sera-t-l 81 vOus
voues; cornu CONNIE Silene ct IL bon pere Baccbus,
cornu ID maniere du pauvre diabe don't Horace parle
en- dsant propos du pere Liber ceait le pere general
des cordeiers du pagansme): 4ddis cornaa pauperi.
Ceci nest pas matiere de brevaire.
Ergo, ceci nest point propos de moine
-DistagwO tant que science, coacedo en- tant que
buverie, xego.
--Buverie, sOit; mais comment prouvez-vous que
livrogne est ce1ui qu ne salt pas boref
Patience! bon PEREZ y 6tais ct allez tant6t en-
connaitre lie tn astem Mais dabord dites-mo 81 bon
vous sembe ques sgnes reconnaissez vrogne!
Par saint Fnncois LA chose est facile connatre
nLivrogne celui qui est habitnellement vre, fla
reolant des jambes dessDant la route zgxg, cou-
doyaut les murae tmballsnt ct doelinsnt do Ia t6te,
ersseyant de Ia langne ct tOnjouW maudit hOqnet
ct pus n6cOuez pas Monsieur rve tout haut emportez
Il candee se couche tout habe, ct honni soft gui
nal pence! Cest aaire meDagere 81 son natelas
er0tfe taut colt peu ses habits As
a mervcillc pere preur! vous 10 dessinez de main
dc mare Mais dod lu venncnt je vous rie, tots ces
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22

qui ont les Gufs pour base, celui
don't Ia cOnfectiOn a le plus sOuvent
tente fadresse des amateurs ct des
prOfanes.
lie tour de main qui couronne
cette operation culinaire a etc es-
save par de grands persOnnages.
I'D. Rousseau retOurnait une
Omelette avec une grace ct une
precision sans pareilles.
Nous en- dirons autant de Henri
LacOrdaire qui, dams sa jeunesse,
ne dedaignait pas de sc METRE au
fourneau pour fournir sou contin-
gent dun festin.
LIE plus souvent c'est Ia poele a
la main que d'illustres guerriers
ont voulu savoir 81 la cuisine serait
pour euX un suiet de triolnphe
CONNIE le champ de bataille.
LIE prince de Conde, 81 ron Ell
croft GOuville, essaya un jour de
faile sauter une Omelette mais ''il
la jeta bravement au feu du pre-
mier COUP
Napoleon Ter ayant etc un jour
attire dams rappartementde de Marie
Louise par une odeur de cuisine,
trouva pImperatrice occupee q
faire une Omelette.
"Vous ny enten lez rien, dit-il,
vOus allez vOir.n
II Sc fait app0rter un tablier de
cuisine, prend 10 queue du po6lon
ct impriine an NETS le double mOu.
venent de projection verticale ct
de conversion.
Domelette saute lestement, pour
retOmber a plat sur le parquet.
Louis XIV mangeait invariable-
ment Dies Gufs d la coque le diman-
che, a son grand convert, non quill
Ell fnt aussi friand que rempereur
Tactic, mais parce quill y trouvait
une petite satisfaction d'amOur-
propre.
II excellait dams Part de faire
sauter lie haut de In colue dun
seul coup de fourchette.
Aussi les badauds qui avaient
etc admis d ce genre de spectacle
retournaient-ils chez eux moins
enchant6s de Ia belle figure du
monarque que ravis de padresse
avec laquelle il Ouvrait ses 9ufs.
Son bisaIeul Louis XIV aimait
deja a faire preuve de dextArite d
table.
Son plaisir favori 6tait de jeter a
ses convives des boulettes de mie
de pain, petit exercice de balisti-
que qui, un jour, lui .attira de la
part de Mile de Vantais, qu'un des
projectiles await atteinte dOulou-
reusement, Ia riposte dune salade
toutassais0nneeq equ'ilreeuta la face.
Puisque nous en- sOmmes au
grand steele, n'oublions pas de
mentionner IN NETS don't il fnt
beaucoup parl6 dams le temps.
Cest un potage don't Dufresny
regala ses amis, . roccasion du
success dune de ses comedies, ct
qui 6tait prepare avec du lait
d'Gufs frais cults d la cOque.
"HGuf, disait Grimod de Ia
Reyniere, est un ami fidele, tou-
jours pref 4 s'imm0ler pour nous,
ct qu'on trouve au bes0in d tons
les instants de Ia vie."
Cest 4 &c titre d'ami fidele que
l1uf await lnerit6 Ia confance du
celebre pape Clement XIV.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22
1esilIstoa D. Alesetarfbi.
LUBXM KT MRRJOLAlMK.
MAf11E FRANCOIS.
Nui(e,
agsl5a. So II.

nPoint ns besun Hele baptsS pour 6tre chr6ten, de-
puis Les nOces Do Cana; as ~ consare, etsnt Pea'
pure perfectonn6e et rendue plus divine, dot servr
"a baptAme de rhOmne ineieur! Less est le dgnc du
rspentr le win ct celui q y grace eaa Pur6e e Win
foiAe Leau, - sout les larnes; e vim cest p joie
Lean arose II vgne q y vgne arroes es noinss quf
soat IL vgne spiuelle d 6egneur. vous voyes done
hea que es ais dc h perfection doivent le win
Areaa ct le bapt0oe int6sear IN bapteme cxt4ricur
VOLTA un bon propos dtvrogne, dit y prtear, moite
liant, mOiti6 voulant mcraliser.
Sur C, dit ikAse Frsnssis, permettAs- que je
vss fase qunsssf Diesnoi je vous pe, % que c'est
la chcse - dellsneme e oomprend. Cest celui
qui aait troy bien 6oife. I
Vous nv etes "a aacune maniare et ny touches PCS
plss quuu rah6h unc tranche do jamben. Liyrogne
= celui qsi n aat - boire ct qui De plus est
BE d. lxppreudre. as.s1ts. 80 .,.6s4s.,..,
Et oonsnt cslai a. y psre prieur e alccscsnt u
san pour iire ne quon lni rendlt sss oee ga. esE e
tiayers de- luuett1& O.
-voici, rcprit maitr Francois en- prescntaut roejet
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-22

me, en- face des rivages americans.
1t pourtant, hier ! peine, si
nous songeons aux peuples ct non
aux indivilus, en- 1868, 10 destinee
manifesto faillit etre singuliere-
ment derang6e. La vieillesse ne
peut plus ct b jeunesse ne salt
pas, dit le proverbe. Eh bien, Ia
vieillesse europeenne fut un mo-
ment t0ute-puissante contre Ia
jeunesse am6ricaine. Reportons-
nous 4 Ia guerre de secession, a Ia
triple expedition mexicaine on me-
latent leurs pills les drapeaux fran
Gals, anglais ct espagnol. Suppo-
sons 4 ID France d'autres hommes
quele maniaque imperial Napoleon
III ct le soudard Bazaine, ct adj
mettons que rien ne rompe Pen
tente cOrdisle t.es trois puissances.
La France ne restait pas seule en-
Am6rique, CONNIE ellie Ia etc en-
suite en- Europe, ct ne &c retirait
pes devant une verbeuse depeche
do Seward. Son influence 6tait
sauve, sauf aussi sans doute le
groupe confeder6 emporte hors
de rUnion par Ia force centrifnge
dn principe f1d6ratif, ct etoufiS le
gernedela doctrine Monroe. Ian
gseterTe n'6tait pas humiliee ct ne
payait pas le tribut de pAlabansa,
ct, ayec un tel concert daction de
grands Etats relies par de COM
nuns int6rets ct de communs prin-
cipes, pEspagne maintenait son
po1voir ct son prestige au dedans
ct au dehors. II men a point etc
ainsi, tOuta conspire pour les Etats-
Unis ct tout le monde a fait leur
jeu.
Prenant rEspagne d part, nous
trouvons un gOuvernement qui
ma pas su debuter par rabolition
Do resclavage, sur moyen de triom-
pher de Ia r4volte cubaine, CONNIE
elle fnt Ia Gle du triomphe des
Etats- Unis chez eux. Fable ct
indecis, Il devient odieux par de
saaglantes executions ct pr6te lie
aanc 1 tons les reproches. II en-
arrive A METRE contre lui le ceur
iluusain en- versant . flOts un sang
qui erie vengeance. Ses pires en-
nomis ne sauraient lui faire autant
de NAL Quil SEN fait \ lui-m6me,
& - cause cut maintenant impos-
sible 1 d61endrc. Les Etats- Unis
. frottent les mains, rient sous
cape etjouent n con6die diploma
tique. Compioes plus on noins
indirscts de h revolte cubaine,
fautsurs des troubles qni d6chi-
rent b coloaie espagnole, les bons
ap6tres se pr6sentent en- media
tenrs ct paci6catearA Le ministre
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CUBA


REurope coloniale sen VI piece
a piece, ct c'est an tour de Cuba,
fruit mhri cling annees dams Ia
serre chaude de Ia guerre civile, de
se detacher de rarbre ct de tom
Der dams le giron de rUnion anne.
ricaine. Pour celia, les Etsts- Unis
mont besoin nj de genie, NJ d'h6-
roYsme; Ia force des chooses est
avec eux ct lis se fient 4 ID desti.
nee manifesto. Une irresistible loi
d'attEaction porte tout vers eux
ct croft d'intensite avec lear 6ten-
due ct leur population. Au mo-
ment on lis s'eveillaient D Ia vie,
il va un steele environ, Washing
ton leur prechait pisolement, c'est-
a-dire Indifference ct rabstention
dansles querelles europ6ennes, jus
qua pingratitude 4 Regard de
ceux auxquels lis devaient peut-
etre tout le bienfait de Persistence.
Mais il fallait d'abord preadre
corps, ct Ia periodic d'enfance exi-
geait mile precautions. La doc
trine Monroe marque pad0lesce0ce
du peuple au gigantesque avenir;
il est convenu des l0rs que rEu-
rope sera tenue 4 distance dn con-
tinent american ct NY devra exer-
Ger sucun contr6le. Tout @ que
nous avOns WI ct verrons bient0t
etait 6crit Ia, ct le hut etait d6si-
gn6. La conference d'Ostende on
Soule fat desav0u6 y 6tait en- ger
me, ct aussi le plan de Slidell ct de
Buchanan pour racquisition de
Cuba. La doctrine Monroe est
Universe de In th6orie CASTELAR,;
Phomme d'Etat american ct le tri-
bun esi,agnol ont conclu en- sens
<liametralement oppose, ct, con-
venons-en, ckacun d'eux . plaid6
pour ses auteis ct ses foyers. Mon
roe regardait les Antilles comme
les tentacules dune pieuvre me-
nacante ct en- lneditait Fabsorp.
ton. Castelar,, pour le moius aussi
sincere, consid4rait ces posses
sioDs coloniales do pEarops CONNIE
des traits d'union entre ~ c0ati-
neata, Ct de chaudes ct lamineuses
projections de rantiqus civilization
sur y no1vellA II y veyait de-
lions fratesnels \ lbrtiAer. II ny .
pes IN n qaH d6roulait aux Cor
tAs . th6oGie hunAaitaire, Cor y
discours qai h coatisnt dats da
q d6cembfe 1877. II aarait !
changer beaucoup , ses paroles,
aqjourd'hui que y ciel bleu De
vEspagne est parsem6 de points
noirs, ct quo b plus fort Dc b
teneAte est ! - frontjere mariti-
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Sickles roucoule avec Castelar, des
pastorales democratiques, le secre-
taire Fish offre sa protection au
gouvernement metropolitan con-
ire ses fhrieux sbires de la colonie,
ct le president Grant s'applaudit
en- son majestueux silence du .tu-
multe belliqueux on il refera sa
popularite ct ohtiendra un troisie-
me bail du fauteuil OH il carre sa
nullite. Quelle chance heureuse
ct quelle gloire facile viennent s'of-
frir a lui! Tous les ennemis qui
s'entre-devorent COMPETENT sur lui,
les Espagnols parce qu'ils sont re-
publicains, les Cubains parce qu'ils
reclament leur independence, ct
les noirs parce qu'ils aspirent a la
liberte. Pour tout Grant est lie
messie, ct lie drapeau etoile est la
panacee. Les etrangers pensent
quill est temps d'arr6ter lie sang
qui coule, d'eteindre Ia famine qui
court, den finir avec lie chaos. La
comedie diplomatique de Wash
ington n'empeche pas les prepara-
tifs militaires, ct le branle- -bas de
combat some q bord des vaisseaux
de guerre, pendant que le cable
porte sous pAtlantique les notes
amicales ct doucereuses. Gen est
bien fait de Ia perle des Antilles.
Les pretextes ab0ndent, sill fal-
lait produire une autre raison que
celle de la force. Les Cubains
n'ayant pas etc reconnus cor,me
belligerants, rEspagne n'avait pas
de drOit de visite ct de saisie, ct
ellie a commits TN attentat plus
evident que celui de ragneau Wis
avis du loup. Mais ce qui surtout
autorise le loup, c'cst que ragneau
est passablement cruel sous la
peau du volontaire espagnol, ct
que les fusillades de Santiago COP
stituent Pun des plus terribles ou-
TRACES an genre humain que phis.
toire ait enregistres. Les popula-
tions du Sud des Etats- Unis prem
nent leur part an cri universal
dindignation provoqu6 par le mas
sacre des prisonniers du Viygiaias,
ct sc dissent tout bas que lTle de
Cube cessera de leur faire une
redoutable concurrence agricole vt
industrielle ct peut-6tre meme de-
viendra un exutoire on pon pour
rait fonder une magnifique r@pu-
blique africaine avec les affranchis
de File annexee ct ceux qui para
lysent actuellement le progress po-
litiQue ct social des Etats. Unis.
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Les MILE EFT UNE
cONNAlSSANCES TITLES.

CCXXXIX
Domelette est, de tous les NETS
, 1873-04-27
MONETARY

,.-. sA1unDAx EVENING, April Is.
The demand for bank accommodation has in
creased steadily during tho past weeh, the great
bulk OF the applications coming from the mer-
camille department OF trade. Dry goods mer-
chants carpet dealers. jewellers, and In other
cognate lines OF trade. .hnye had dull business,
and poor collections in the country for month
past, and are obliged to have larger accommo-
dations than usual to enable them to
meet their maturing obligations. In
some cases banks have declined to extend
any more aid, and parties have been
obliged, within the past few weeks, to arrange
with Eastern creditors on the best tarms they
could for more time. The loans Of the banks
are now probably as large as they hare been at
my time in the past ai1 months. The specula-
ton IN corn, and particularly in provisions, has
absorbed great deal Of capital, and has contrib
uted to expand tho banks to poiut beyond
which it is believed they deem it imprudent to
go. There is, however, pretty good supply OF
money yet In the open market to lend on good
collaterals, but the necessity for ready
cash has in some cases obliged capitalists who
hare held some Of the best focal stocks to sell
out. and has somewhat depressed the prices OF
aaas'y al the stocks. Tho shipuspta Of bQth
, 1873-04-27

Wheat WAS lesa active in the general market
but strong, aud averaged about the same as res
terdAy, though receipts were larger, and the
weather more favorable. But New York was
stronger, and the understanding that decline
in freighta had occurred brought out good
ehipping demand, which Was believed to be large
ly on Canadian account, some being for New
England points. Hence onr aggregate Of cash
sales is considerably arger than for several days
past, though there IVES much 1ees trading in op-
tions. In that department the bull and tho
bear elements spared rather than fought but
it was generally understood that the bull Side has
recently received considerable accession Of
strength, which made tho bears afraid to act.
Seller May opened at S1.25, declined to S1.245<,
advanced to 1.25N, fell to 1.2576, and improved
to sI25H At the close. Seller Juno sold at
No. spring at sLMk@1.25, ali closing at the
outside. Strictly fresh receipts OF No. 2 spring
closed at $1.2556, and No. spring at51.16. Re-
tected do Eas nominal ut &c. Cash sales were
reported Of 1000 bu No: 2 spring ut 91.259z;
s., 2oo bu doat 71.25; q, goo By DO at s1.2415;
1902 by do at s1;21A; 5000 bu do Ct
u2,8o0 bu.
Corn was active, but weak, declining I@1$o
per bu, though reported stronger in Now York.
Tho cause OF the easier feeling was more liberal
here, and probably to the prospect Of liner
should clear up row. The weakness was great
est On the May option, holders being afraid Of
large deliveries on the first OF tho month and
anxious to avoid further weakening before that |
demand apparent. except for few car lots of
rejected at as34@atc: Seller May opened at |
Si31c, advanced to $50, declined to 3711c. and
closed at 97s%c. Beller June sold at 40@40sko.
closing at 40Hc. Seller July sold at 41A@42Kc.
and seller August at 42A@43aa. Rs4ek the
, 1873-04-27

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption 4,046 bu wheat 3,89S bu corn; 1888
bu oats; 928 bu rye; 2,077 bu barley. With
for do during tho week, 20,023 bu wheat Il, ,42o
bu corn; 20 ,575 bu oats 1866 bu rye; i, 1862 bu
barley
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: cars
wheat; LEO cars corn Il, 400 bu No. do, and
327oo bu rejected do by canal Is ca1s oats
10000 bu No. do, and 1000 bu rejected do by
canal; cars rye; car barley. Total, (152
cars), 130,0o bu.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF breadBtuffa and stock at this point during the
week ending with this morning, and for CORE
spending weeks ending as dated:
, 1873-04-27
LOCAL sToCK AND BOND MARKET.
Messrs. Lunt, Preston d Kean quote as fol-
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EvENExo, April Is.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago: =
, 1873-04-27

ssas " ! I 1 i,ss!s @ til. til S z@
The shipments in detail wero follows Shoulders.
2e2 b1n; shoct rib, s55 b1a short clear, ITO bxs
long clear 2a b1s long hams soa b1s; strefords AS
bxs Stanordshtre, rs bxs South staordshtre, $50
b1s; Cumberiands 90 b1s shoulder, 319 pcs; short
Ilhs PCS; Yorkshire 10 b1B long backs, So bxs.
The bulk Of the meats now going out spring cured
thing wanted, except on one direct order for =
round lot Of Minnesotas. Prices were uuchang-
ed, holders being quite firm in their views IN
sympathy with the tone prevailing in the wheat
market. Bran Was firm. Sales were reported
OF 800 hrla spring extras l1inn.) at $3.50; 50
brle do at s5.6o; 800 br1s do on private terms;
100 brls spring superdnes at $3.50; 100 brls do
at 93.40; 40 brla'rye flour ut a4.35. Total, 1.41O
brls. Also 10 tons bran at 310.25 at mill, aud 10
tons do at S10.25 on track !; 10 tons midd1ings at
sl2.o0 delivered. The following we're ths quo
tations at the close:
, 1873-04-27

/
The Pope hiss appointed d.. oRetuy Bshop Of Iiy.
| erpcol
Rev. pr. n. F. Warren has been elected preade,t n,
the Boston University.
Phiadelphia cannot boast . single Sensational
| preacher.
Roman Catholic Journals claim rapid rate of proe.
reBs for Catholicism in England.
There sre1o9 American missionaries in Turkey, Per.
say and Egypt
According to the Last cennus there aro l. 84 clerv
men in the United gtates-
The Rev. ]. Erstine Edwards, great grandson OF
President Edwards, died in Longwood, Masa, April g.
Women preachers are increasing rapidly. Ten new
names have been added to ths list within the as aix
montha. -
spending two years in Roman Catholic school before
their first communion
The Bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Church re-
ceva salary Of about 81 600 each, aud travelling
penses.
The General Lutheran Synod Of Ohio propo.es at it's
ne1t meeting to discuss tie question: Il rre-Adauo
perfection attainab1e in this Me7"
Archbishop Manning has been making speech at
Liverpool on religious educatfon which he calls tho
burning question" Of the day.
Theological School, at Boston, with ths purpose Of
qualifying himself for missionary work among his
native people.
The Baltimore Preachers Meeting lately discussed
tAo 4ueaIun are large Balaflea splendid cbufchea,
and so-caled great men, elements of power or veal
ness IN the church z" -.
Rev. Dewitt Ta1madge stated In = sornon, a short
tine since, that number OF our Christian statesmen
In Congress had taken through tickets to hel On the
Union Pacific Railroad. A~
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
tn the United States viii meet in Baltimore May is
an9 On toe sare day tho Southern General Assembly
viii meet in Little Kock, Ark. %10'-41oA'
IT The London Missionary Society proposes to estao
1i Hha Masslon among the aavage trescherous and
Thirsty natives OF New Gulnea and number Of
work. A 4"AeeAouo
Methodist paper it Is secret that the itiue-
".n an It's advantages, il In its
ter8. ~ > 411>AAoo A1taia-
Ina storm VAS so violent at AliddleneId Mas m
recent sunday that services ware hed X heino ~
silent On that day. @t4s D<t nSe o*ea
hta ov eao%a sid Ct tie especially 1t
u tis Conference 1t does not so muoh want
.vste, 11nti, !. ssasen aud It will not hAve more
s.s uat! become an object OF mora tnterest
poa With usnistsq and peonla t il uodeatsbie tasf
, 1873-04-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review Tor the Week Ending Satrr.
day Evening, April 2G.
:. SATURDAY. EEEsIse, April Is.
The receipts OF live stock during the week
have been an folfova.
, 1873-04-27

| Last weeks supply Of 1855 has been followed
| by 1855 this week, q much larger number than
ever received during corresponding period in
| any former Season. Yet such has been the char
| acter Of the demand that the supply at no tins
seemed oppressive, and the market maintaius
| the firm tone that has characterized it for tha
/ past four weeks or more. Notwithstanding tha
TACT that within the past fortnight over 10000
beeTes have been sent eastward from this point,
alone, there has been no overplus in any Of the
markets below, and no depreciation in values.
The truth is that the middle and Eastern Statea
arc now pretty thoroughly drained Of fat cattle,
and from this time forward until early fall the
sea~board markets must depend almost entirely
upon the West for their supplies Of beef. Dur
ing the first half Of the week the arrivals, COM
paratiTely, were moderate, and prices took
sharp upward turn, advancing q strong 34c all
ceipts Of Thursday and Friday &, ,215 head vera
yarded) a somewhat easier feeling obtained, and
ct the close prices show very little difference
from those current at tho close Of tho previous
{s,,s Ts9k "a, Aa to to the quality Of the oelings NO
smooth wen-fattened, well matured steers OF
from ], 100 to $50 lbs average, for which the
ruling prices we're @500@60o. Tho demand
for stockers continues uninteruptedly active,
lots now commanding S4.75@5.00, Hhile poor to
medium descriptions are aalsble at 3a00@45O
That feeders feel justified IN paying these extreme
prices, indicates unbounded faith in the future
no od materia1 change in value. selling steadily a.
S20.0o@45.0 90 Per head for poor to choice. The
inquiry for veal calves has been fair ut s3.75@
3; 6;5o-aecording to quality. The receipts Of
alrab1e quality, moat OF the offerings consisting
OF good to choice corn-fed steers Of from 1,105
to 200 lbs average. For thesa the prevailing
rates we're s475@5.40, though in few instances
, 1873-04-27

Ep1BCoPAL.
AprI 27-Secoud Sunday after Easter.
Ndy 1-Ss. Philip and James.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
April 27-second Sunday after Easter.
4p711 ss-st. Psnl Of the Cross, G. st. Wsals, II.
-ApT1l 29-St. Peter, n.
Il pT1l 30-St. Catherine Of Sienna, Y
1fdy 1-SS. Thi1ip And James, Ap
May 2st- Athanaaius, B. @. D,
Nay 3Finding Of tho Holy Cross Rs. Alexander
and Comp, MIL; st. Juvenal, B. q.
, 1873-04-27

for prayer and conference at 8 p. n. To-day
tie pastor will preach historical discourse at
1880 a. n., and additional services will be held
at $3.50 p. m, ut which the Rev. Dr., EYerts viii
preside.
The prospects Of the Fifth Baptist Church are
said to be Frightening. Several: concerts have
cially, and the church adifce is now being i'm
proved. Tho pastor, the Rev. N. r. Ra7Iiu, il de-
vising liberal things, and the congregation are
encouraged. =,
A church at Annawan, H., ia maintaining d.
vine service without pastor by reading the
Plymouth Pulpit and other sermons.