The New York herald., 1874-12-13
viii commend themselves TO every one ana give


viii commend themselves TO every one ana give
No pelltica discussion Is allowed in the rooms.
No Intoxicating liquor can be brought into the
rooms under any pretence.
the admission iee To the association Is 81 FOR
each active member and the dues are nity cents
No one can be elected an active member who at
or oven vsars Of
There Is ne restriction in regard TO the age OF
py s.
dues, and no admission fee, and enIoy every priVi-
lege except voting and holding once. 49,
The members, AZ Will be seen enjoy all OF the
privileges ment toned at the very nominal charge
OF less than two cents per day. .,.,,
President Rev. NJ. b, McEvoys Vice Presidents, J.
Is, Dougherty and W. $ Kane James +. Swanion,
secretary; ID. +. Neiigan. Financial Secretary: +.
r. Seery, Treasurer, ana board Of six directors.
support or the ycung men OF the east side OF the
city in this lauda Die enterprise.
The Order Of Odd Fellows Not as Pure
Represented.
Mr.. G.. F. Groot OF Brooklyn, sends to the
HERALD reply to the letter by "A member o.
Unity, esq., published last sunday. Among other
things he says he has letters from the Order In
Galveston. Texas which show "a desperate effort
on Its part TO obtain possession OF the personal
effects, funds and salary OF member. an to draw
from bank 500 belonging to said member; that
they took funds from his pockets and also the post
ONCE key and obtained 500 ior the same at the
Post once; that finally they ana obtain 500 from
the bank and deposited IL elsewhere and gave no
anereo un SIX onsns asr M rsha s
notified the brother of the deceased that the bank
had broken" These Mr.. Groot writes are some OF
the facts that he has in his possession. which Will
not stand disputing ana because OF which he has
no great faith IN or love for Odd Fellowship.
An Unfounded Clerical Rumor.
No. rs EAST SEvENTY-rHIRD STREETl
NEW YORK, Dec. 9, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Within the last three weeks several items have
appeared In the papers to the effect that had re-
ceived and accepted call to become pastor OF the
American chapel in Dresden. Having been In no
way responsible for these items did not at first
feel called upon to correct them. But 1t now
seems to me proper TO do so, II only to answer in
the most public manner the many inquiries which
are every day addressed TO me on the subject. l,
therefore. beg leave to say through your columns
that so lar from having accepted, have not even
received call TO the chapiaincy IN Dresden or 10
any other church In foreign lands. Yours, very
truly, CLARENCE BUEL.
st. Michaeps Church. Flushing, L. I.
On last Tuesday the Church OF st. Micnael, at
Flushing, was crowded to it's fullest capacity the
occasion being the first celebration there Of the
"forty hours adoration.n The decoration OF the
altar was all that might be expected OF refined
taste, guided by true piety. The sacred mono
gram, al. H. ST. in brilliant gas jets, surrounded
the tabernacle. at tue base OF which reposed q
beautiful floral heart, composed Of lilies, with the
name .Jesusr in blushing carnations The music
was under the direction OF q sister from St.
Joseph's Convent Tue Rev. Father O'Loughlin,
assisted by the Rev. Father McCready as deacon
and the Rev. Father Ferris as subdeacon,
celebrated the high mass. The Rev. Father
Ferris preached on devotion TO the blessed
eucharist. At the end OF the mass the procession
OF the most blessed sacrament formed 1t was
beautiful sight to see the little ones OF Father
0'Loughl'n's nock strewng flowers on the route
OF the procession. y.
During the devotion OF the "forty hoursn the
c0nesslonals were crowded IRON early morning
till late at night, and 1000 persons received holy
communion. The progress OF CathOuclty in Flush
ing must be highly gratifying to Bishop LOughlin
andto the Jealous pastor OF st. Michaers.