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New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
LONG ISLA.D

DEER PAIE.-As the expires, train on The
Long Island Railroad. Herbert Graves, engineer, Wa.
about uitw oc,v this place and brentwood Sta
ton il came a fll stop. and when sorne OF he pas
,enses The engine ascertain the cause of ne
stoppage they found that the without water
ana steam aud that he fireman drawing toe ne 70
prevent the bursting VI thJboicr II was lscarrained
that Graves A. soon as the engine stopped, g1fo The
order 20 draw the ire then jumped from the engine
and I.appearnd In ta woods He has not been seen Or
heard from since. The train was afterwsrd backed
down 90 Deer Park Graves u ih"folsh i IhselanlI
and competent uineGr. and cause can De assigned
for his strange act though the rmpOyes Of the ROAD
generally believe that Graves went into me woods 20
eurulniL suicide. An organized search tpr his 1ouy
is to made, unless he should soon make his appear
anco.
Long ISLAND Crr.-The Queens County Court house
Commissioners yesterday for the purpose 1t open
ing proposals for dOins the eXc4vauns Ld stone
brick Iu1 u4,OLrr work for thf new county OuAulhEa
-Four proposals received, but there being mlahh
rtandug IS TO Tie time bids would received, tnoy
ra NOT opened. Ind the time extended % TIE l-n
/ inst The Board Of Aldermen have authorized ths
water IN sufficient quantity 20 ena
charged employees. Turv also authorized tle issu o
3,u61of rry bonds placed the credit of the
f,nd .or Tie maintenance II the Fre Department a
The expenses VI the survey Commission during Jane
were s. O57 THE Board of Assessors VIII meet 10
take action IN any complaint OF grievance -nal
may presented Tor their Confederation
Ngwrows-Ata a meeting Of the Committee u seventy
| one neld TUESDAY evening, 10 represented lhhl
OHyer Crooks late receiver of Taxes had nf ~
turn his bpoks aud make the returns "lch me aN
reguires 20 be done by October 10 committee waa
appointed % Wait upou the Comfy Treasurer ani re-
qnest him 70 compel compliance win me rt'ldr hrhl
VI the statutes on the part Ot Crooks Inc
also passed resolution urging the Vigorous prosecution
IN Francis Mckeuua Justice o the Peace, who Is N
with eOnniyng repeating while acting a. uaprcto 81
the recent special election ST uurrnseh lquni ice4
| ers will be prOceeded against after july 7.
MosTAUK PORT.-The following pfhorrsof lie-'a-lnE
stations Oh the coast OF Long Island appointed by
the Secretary NJ the Treasury Eah VI beuneti Keeper
OF station No. 8, wee John Lawrence r~gned Hiiam
sr,ti seper Of station No T. vice James Rowland.
signed james Il Bell Keeper Of station NO. y; y.ee
AIfred Brown, resigned and Geo. W. Rodgers, Keeper
OF station Mo- IL wee Chas. v. YIrripgton, rraiguti
SOUTH OTsTER BAY.-A p0st-mOrtem eKAHliAtiOa o.
the rcnans OF te Mr.. jones d % oe htd t
uOruiag. by DIS He srman aud Bon, ana the sul VII
be- reported al the continuation OF the lnqura ou ju9
TO- It doubtful whether any definite cine VIII po u'
taned 10 the OF the murdar aud ~ VI" probably
.La.l 81 LAn low. L.l -- --n- ---..- ". " ----
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RROOKLNN.

Lost and stolen property valued lt S2O,
gas recovered by The police force last month.
The collections of internal revenue t9xes for
the lot District ;og ths quarter ending June -. were
si.0Ig J5.
The Park Commissioners viii discharge 300
worrmen on Saturday the tIuds lre nearly ~
hausted..
The East New FORK Town Board has resolved
%, erect A substantial brick buiidug % lsed
rJwu nail. - . cost OF 10000
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

srtzssovs iv sArn'ea. aseia'a9 G'asai las Seas'er
N.s.I fr- -.a. ID
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Very te effort Is honernade 70 celebrate the day in
Bo,,vp pvonr The displays OF fireworks in the even
ing IN. Common Council appropriated $500 for the
cesbrnson of the day aud tins amount viii be expended
for nre~orks aud bands OF music IN the evening at
" sshiegtan PARK slxth-ayo. between Iehh ana
h-sta and al the junction of h0rth seventhsi
and UniOB-aVe.. 4 ID. The CITY Hall ana CouI-house
will ne gaiy decorated With hags and stIeaul5rs'
wheh were recently purchased There VIII De 20 pa
rade Of the military Che Common Council hAflnk 70
D. make aBy appropriation for that purpose f1tioll
sirs will be performed ST AIMS chimes al SuuTeF'
noon 4nd sunset gne church bells throughout inc
ely will Js Iung.
EIsEWHERE-
The formal transfer Of ths ground for the site OF TIE
PROPOSED Centennial Exhibition buildings and their SUI
founding. comprising hfty OF Frmount Park on
th- vest bank u the 5chuYlk1 River by the author-
SSa of Philadelphia " the Ceutsnnai CJMIaise
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a h,-fss, ~ Nsh Isrr.. ssascl lllHssh IA.
!1srts 4rJ p.sJa soA bv es1ing ulggrs.s
L...L Nr L..- n L. 1
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Fun IN ST. JosEPn's PARIsII-This (Satur.
day) evening, there will be an entertainment
in the hall corner Common and Derbieny
streets, for the benefit of st. Joseph's church.
The programme is well gotten up and promises
q great deal of fun. The young gentlemen
who give the entertainment are well known as
excellent amateur actors and mako their first
appearance under the name of the Morning
Star Variety Club. Tho doors open at o'clock
and the performance commences at 6. Admis-
Sion fifty cents. Next Saturday, goth inst.
another entertainment will be given by the
same club and for tho same purpose.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

IHE ST.. JouN's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
This academy was roopened the LIST inst. under
still moro favorable auspices than last year.
The attendance has been quito largo for be-
ginning and the cry is "still they Gomez Mr..
Cariin contemplates the work before him with
dignity which Inspires respect for his au
thority, and o se]f.reliant calmness which can
proceed only from an ability conserved by ex
perience in teaching. Tho Reverend Clergy of
st. Johns give assurance of o most active CO.
operation with the direction of affairs as the
The completion of the works taking IN 30 much
OF their time in past years is expected to per
INIT. large hall in tho second story has been
Atted up for the use of the smaller pupils.
Nothing has boon left undono tending to the
promotion of comfort and convenience, the
refinement of taste aud manners, and the diff
fusion OF literary light and Christian princi
Pies The st. Johns Literary Association has
boon reorganized and will be continued as nm
entertaining adjunct to tho school, We arc
much pleased to note the good name the acad-
envy is making for itself circular has been
printed detailing the system of education. The
terms lave boon modified to meet the strin-
Eancy of the times.
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A really pleasing incident is, strange to
say, reported from Nav York police Of
fee. An English gentleman arrived ct
Jersey City and drove with his baggage
to fashionable up town hotel. {" What
have to day Z" he inquired of the Jehu.
just 49," promptly replied that poll
tlcian. Now, custom prevails in Lon
don, pursuant to an act of Parliament,
that in case ofany dispute about fare the
cabman must drive to the nearest police
court. The Englishman reasoned by
analogy, and luckily in this case, told
the man to drive to a police Office. Ar
rived there the gentleman stated his case,
explaining that he was q stranger and sim
ply wished to pay what was right accord
ing to the recognized tariff. The Justice
said to this moderate-minded hackman {:
T'You will drive this gentleman to his hotel.
Your fare will be altogether SO. hut before
you go you will have to pay $3.50 for the
expenses attending this most proper ap-
plication.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

THE CATHEDRAL OF MILAN ILLUMINATED
We take the following interesting pass
age from recent letter of the special cor
respondent of the London Times, who wal
sent to Italy to chronicle tie progress Of
the Shah -
The Bengal lights at the Cathedral were
a sight man might gladly travel many
miles to see. Those hundreds of marble
pinnacles, those thousands of statues, gar
goiles, quaint fretwork, end lace.work or
naments, which make the Duomo an unique
wonder above all other wonders of Gothic
architecture, even in the glare of day and in
their pure Wilderness, assumed q magic ap-
pearance as they glowed and actually
seemed to melt in the red light which gra-
dually spread over, and at last wholly en-
comprised them. 1t looked like the city
of Dis, with the red-hot towers and nina
rets imagined by Dante. But for the
calmness and purity of the air and the I'M
mixed delight of awed spectators, enc
would have said that the noble pile was
on fire aud slowly consuming, and that the
crash of the crumbling roof might be ex-
pected at any moment. 1t was fire and
yet not fire. There was neither flame nor
smoke. The great church was simply per-
ishing from some simple combustion, or
rather, it glowed and melted as If it were
perishing, and yet emerged from that fiery
ordeal as if only re-tempered and made
more solid and indestructible.
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BRIEF TO THE Bishop OF Qu1MpER.-The
Aoly Father has just sent to the Bishop OF
Quimper remarkable reply to the address
presented through that prelate by the Catholic
Cercle" Of his town. After repeating the
condemnation of the "So-cSlled liberal opin-
ions which are adopted by many Catholics,
"otherwise honest and pious," the Holy Father
confines thus: "Renind, Venerable Brother,
the members of the Catholic association that
on the numerous occasions on which we have
reproved the followers of Liberal opinions.
We have not had in view those who hate the
Church, whom it would have been useless to
point out but rather those " HON we have lust
Indicated who preserving and cherishing the
hidden virus of liberal opinions which they
nave sucked in with tbe cir milk, on the pretext
RnSt II iS not tainted with malice, and is &C.
oordin to them not hurtful to religion, easily
1nocntSte other minds with it and thus propa-
gate the soeds of the pOrturb atoms by which
the world has 30 long been shaken,n The on.
Paicit wording of this important c,,,rnun;oo.
ton has attracted great attention in France
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be recited (e. g. three Paters and Aves) To
obtain the intercession of all the heavenly
court, and especially of the Holy Apostles
and st. Joseph, az recommended by the
Sovereign Pontif.
We authorize the Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament to be given on each OF
those days and with the Ciborium, when
the Ostensory cannot be had conveniently.
In those places where Mass will not be
said on the Feast Of the Rossry,-We de-
! sire the Reverend Pastors, to have the
| above mentioned exercises, or any part
| OF them, IS soon as convenient thereafter
And whereas We are not certain that this
pa rticular Indulgence can be gained on
any other day that the one fixed for all the
Diocese We make use of power already
conferred and granted Us by the Holy See,
of granting a Plenary Indulgence four
times in q year,-aHd We hereby grant
such Indulgence to be gained in the afore-
said places-on whatever day NAV be most
convenient.
1t will bri ing many favors from God upon
all the people of the Diocese, and it will be
source of many consultations to the Rev
erend astors, if on this occasion the faith
full can be aroused to more frequent use
OF the Rosary. Let them be instructed in
the manner of saying it devoutly and pro-
ftably with the consideration of tue Fifteen
Mysteries and let them be told of sc ME of
the favors, spiritual and temporal with
which God has 30 often rewarded its re-
citsl.
Our Brethren in other parts of the world
are making pilgrimages Of prayer to sa-
cred places-and beseging heaven with
applications offered for us as well as for
themselves.
In the Holy Rosary we can each of US
make pilgrimage every day-visiting the
scenes of Our Lords life from which all
other shrines derive their holiness.
If our people will grow affectionate to
this devotion-if every day, or even every
week, ten Thousand voices in this diocese
will unite in this beautiful harmony of Joy
and sorrow and glory-if ten thousand
loving hearts will every week offer to the
Queen Of Heaven, this garland of Roses,
with which Her divine Son has crowned
her, then we will do large share in that
great work of prayer, which the Vicar OF
Jesus Christ is calling for, to save the
world.
AS the concluding prayer of the Rosary
consolingly intimates-if the hearts of the
faithful will set themselves on its beautiful
lessons, men will initiate what they teach,
and obtain the happiness which they prom
Use.
Given at Natchez-this 9th day of Sep
TENDER, Feast of the Nativity of the Bless
ed Virgin, A. D., 1873.
WILLIAM HENRY,
Bishop of Natchez.
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Some months ago a French Society was es.
tablished at Paris for diffusing amongst the
working classes small tracts written in e.,
tholic tone. Its chief director il the Comte De
Beaucourt, 81. Armand Ravelet and NJ. Leon
Gautier, the editors of the Monde, lend it their
valuable cooperation. In less than six weeks
it has sent forth upwards of 4O0, 600 tracts, and
a new series is to appear shortly.
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The New Orleans teadAssociation

Our readers will find full details of thi:
organization in it's charter, published in an.
other column. They will also find the list
Of Directors with Ed. Sweeney Esq. as
President and TIC. Walsh Esq. Vice Pre-.
sident. We are satisfied that careful in.
spection OF the list will satisfy anybody,
of the honorable aad economical spirit
which will control the management of this
institution.
| Building associations are becoming so
popular that few words may not be amiss
in explaining their general scope. Their
advantages as an Investment are of two
kinds, as general thing. LIST. They are
Savings Institute, and with this pecu-
liarity to them that member is Obliged,
under certain penalties, to deposit q GER
tain fixed amount of savings every week.
Thus in the instance before us he must de-
post Csc. every week, on each share of
stock that he owns, and continue doing
that until he has paid in Oh each share
$500, which is the nominal value of one
share. In this way many q quarter that
would be wasted on cigars and drinks will
be saved and made the nucleus of future
competency and comfort.
I'd. All money 80 invested brings COM
pound interest, repeating itself with the
most extraordinary frequency and regular.
ity. Thus, all interest due must be paid
In weekly and is then Immediately lent out
again. In this way, it is not strange that
the stock of those concerned when econom.
icalIy managed, enhances so rapidly in
value, while no matter how high q rate of
interest the borrower pays, it always comes
back to himself. The whole secret of the
thing is that it forces every member to be
economical and business like.
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love for the latter. Though learning may
not be actually accursed still it is certainly
not found among the beatitudes.
"Blessed are the poor in spirit says our
Savior, Blessed are the meek etc.
BLESSED are the educated" is ninth
beatitude added by Henry Ward Beecher
and the New Orleans Times.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

81. STEPHENS PARlsH-In the lottery for
ST. shepherds new church, Napoleon Avenue.
number 100 won the oil painting of the church
and number 27o the picture of Rev. Father
Duncan. For various reasons the promised
representation Of the I" Hidden Gen" has been
indefinitely postponed
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CALENDAR OF TIE WEEK.

Sunday Sept I4EI altaion of tho Holy Cross.
Monday Sept l5-OcIave OF the Nativity
Tuesday Sept. 1GSS. Cornelius Pope aud Cyrriaa
Bishop, Martyrs
Wednesday. Sept. 1.-THE stgrnatl OF ST. Francis Of
saissi.
2hnrsdAy sept ls-St oteph OF Cupertino Confess
1xadAy. ..Sept. 1875 Ja1u.r!us and Companions
MaIyrs.
easustay sor:. 2os EGs, Aohirs and Companions
Martyrs
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1o The return of deaths from starvation in
cases In the central division Of MiSaIaaaS
SSsrteen In the eastern division, and one in
" ssssminster; None was reported in the SitV
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DdocEsE OF NATcnEz.-The Clergy OF the
uioeese viii recite in Mass, every day allowed
by the Rubrics, the prayer FRO Quacumque mecca.
sst0se. The object Is to obtain the favor of God
On the season and the crops, end on the other
Interests of tho people, temporal and spiritual.
BY order of tho BishoD: N. Mt.1r
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Anstin, Houston and Galveston, aud scores
Y@stCand have quarantined against each otker
md the rest of the world. at come eff tbesa
Places there has not been single case while
- ethers there were only two or three,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

Wordsworth" said Charles Lamb, "one
greatly overrated. "There is,0 said he, an
fmnensity of trick in all Shakspeare wrote
and people are taken by it. Nov, If had 9
mind could write exactly like ShRkspeare."
So you see" proceeded Charles Lamb quietly
Is was only the mind that WIS wnntlnR.R
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Ahe AtAe"sE" say that "a book that pro-
misses TO be very entainiDg is now on tho anvil.
~ Is the autobiography of DR.. Granville, whose
Praotice was great not only in England and it's
metropolis but in Russia and st. Petersburg,
anu at all the German spas. He was a pupil
Vi the celebrated Volta, and obtained diplo-
una At the early age of nineteen. He served in
'ho turkish as well as in the English navy,
ana witnessed some strange scenes. One of
MS eminent patients in later years was Lord
kalmerston, whose life he saved at the time of
the cholera by the use of heated smoothing
IRONS applied to his spine. Sir Henry Holland
charming "reminiscences will probably be
ecllPsed by thu proofs of frankness which
abound in tho forthcoming volumes"
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ST.. STANrsIAus COLLEGE, BAY ST. Louis
Tho classes at this college will commence next
Tuesday, 10th inst. Tho pupils will leave here
on tho r. NJ. train the same day.
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On one of the inside pages of TO-DAY
STAR will be found an account of the I
markabIe recovery Of Sister at Kew We
Fla, who had been struck by liRhtnin
We now present our readers with anoth
account Of the same wonderful even
When we first saw mention Of this oceu
renee, in one of our secular exchanges. !
wrote to the Rev. pastor Of the church !
Key West, asking for such details a. J
could give, and we have now the pleasp]
of laying before our readers his answer, All
aletter written by the Rev. Mother SUPERB
of the Convent:
KEY WEST, FLA, September I, 1872
Editor Morning Star:
In answer to your note, inquiripg about al
accident which occurred at the Convent
Mary Immaculate, Key West, am pleased
give you the following information. furnisb1
by the Rev. Mother Superior of the Conyeu
I was called in time to witness the com,
quence of the sad accident. can saw n
finger of God was there, and it is by a vel
great and special protection from above tb]
the good Sister Theophila was saved.
Respectfully yours,
J. B. ALLARD,
Pasfor of Gt hforpJo Ctor ne ~.
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EMnER DAYs.-W ednesday, Friday and Sat
urdsy next, being the Autumnal Em6er Days,
che faithful are strictly bound to observe Fast
s73 Abstinence.
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Pastor of St. Mary's Star of the Sc
Lightning stroke-Admi-eble Protection.

| Lightning Stroke-Admirable Protection.
Wednesday, August 10th, at 8 o'clock a. ID
| the sky was suddenly overcast, and after fsJ
| moments of that terrible stiffness that ind
codes Q storm, the elements were unchained
| and thunder clap shook the convent to tb
very foundations. At the same instant vi
heard a noise as Of some one falling in the ne,
room. We hastened to the spot, and founl
Sister Iheophile lying on the floor, insensbl1
We hurriedly placed her on her bed. Her fae
was black and horribly distorted. and from hs
mouth flowed sulphurous froth her eyelidI
were of q livid hue, and she trembled conyuI
sively in all her limbs. The Sister who stool
nearest her, remembering it was the feast j
Our Lady Of Mount Carmel, applied her scapu
lar to the forehead of the poor sufferer. Instant
ly the ivid hue disappeared, and her counter
ance regain ed its ordinary color and composurd
Upon rem owing her clothes, the flash wal
fonnd depicted on her neck and bosom, just a
it had appeared to US at the moment of th1
accident. The zig-zag line was burnt into bel
akin and flesh, but stopped just at the ssapulsI
che wore cry of joyful surprise escaped ss
and onr hope was terminated.
The priest and the doctor came. The lattss
FASTENED to administer every assistance in hid
power. "1t is wonderful" he said, that sid
was not instantly struck dead the shock was
enough to kill ten persona"
Three hours of cruel suspense, and our dear
Sister was at length restored to consciousness,
but it was not until two days that she was do
clared out of danger. She is now in psrfsc.
health, but still bears upon her person-as
least partly-the trace of tho lightning, ss il
in testimony of the admirable protection e1.
tended to her By our dear Lady Of the Scapular
Content Of the Immaculate Conception, Ken Res,
Fla, Sept. l, 1873.
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To avoid unnecessary delay, all letters,
Communications and post-oflice orders
shonld be addressed editor Morning Star
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dangerously i'll ct Mezieres.