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The New York herald., 1874-12-25
BROOKLYN CHURCHES.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART

CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART.
Haydn's sixteenth Mass in fiat VIII be sung at
hail. past ten A. NJ. "Kyre Eeisonn (adag0 and
fusue), nat; 'Goria in ExceIss" (allearO). nat;
'GratiasAgimus,n major; 'Quoniam,' Is dat;
"Credo,u nat; "Et Incarnarus est" (adagio), r
nat; "Et Resurrexlr' (ailegro,, G minor; Sane
tus,' b nat; .'Agnus Del" MINOR; "Dona
Nobis,n nat. The choir consists OF Miss r. Ron,
soprano, hiss A. Cavannagh, alto; Mr.. +. Macau-
lin, tenor; Mr.. G. w. Morrow, baritone; Mr. l..
Weinstcln, Organist.
CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR.
There will be services at this church on Christ
mas morning at eleven O'Clock. The music Will
be:-'And there were shepherds watching their
nocks,n Williams; 'Te Deum Laudamus,n Merca-
dante; "Harkl What Mean These Holy vOlcesf'
Gounod; "Let the Bright Seraphim," Handel |;
..Ca,m on the Listening Ear OF Might" Gould.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH,
Henry street. corner Of Scammell street. Rev. w.
n. Dnnne, rector. Service at halfpast ten A. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CHRISTIAN Soldiers" A. >.
Sullivan; anthem, sThy seat Cod" Dean Aid
rlcn, in + "Ie Deum" Tucker, in Nat; "Bene-
dlctus," Dean Adrich, IN A; hymn, Rise
Crowned with Lignt,n George W. Warren =
"Kyrle,"r Gounod, III G; "Glorla Tibi,n s ?, War
rem, in A; hymn-"Shout the Clad IidAngs," Avi-
son; Onertory sentences, J; BarnDy, Tucker;
anthem, clark, the Herald Angels sing"
George W. warren .sanctus," nr,i Hodges ja Com.
'.Gloria In Excelss,n Old Chant.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
CHRISTMAS JOYS FOR THE POOR

IMPRESSIVE SCENES AT ST. JAMES INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
No more appropriate scene incident to these
festive times could have been witnessed than that
presented yesterday afternoon at the Industrial
school room or ST. James parish. Rich ana poor
have their joys and sorrows, but 1t would have
gladdened the soul OF the most ninty hearted mis-.
anthrope to have the cheerful spectacle which real
benevoence and true Christian charity con-
tributed to bring about. For over ten years the
Rev. Father Farrelly, the esteemed pastor OF st.
James, church, VINO, by his energy and unremlt
ting attention, has worked wonders in behalf OF
the charge entrusted to him, has been steadily
raising monument to his indeiatigable pe.se-
verance in cause which merits not only the
substantial support OF the large hearted parish
toner's by whose voluntary contributions TINS
school has been maintained, but commands
earnest public recognition. The main object or
Father Farrely's institution IS 20 cothe and edu-
cate the children OF parents whose destitute con-
dluon preeludes the possibility OF tler daily
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
MIDNIGHT RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

At st. Ignatus' Church, midnight mass was
celebrated after the fashion of the Episcopal
church. The attendance was large and the cere.
mony most Impressive. The following was the
music rendered :.'lntrot,n ''9sth, 1st,n "Kyrie."
Cakin; sequence, bright, Bright IN Silver Light"
"Giorla TtbLr Ger; "CreGo,r lntoned 0neriory,
Haydn; "sanctus,r Rink; ''Benedictus. "Hymn'
Q. o.Adoration;n "Agnus Noin seiected "Gorla In
ExcelSls,n Gregorlan; "-Nunc DlInlttiS;" Reces-
slonai "Hark the Herald Angels.n
AT 81. AlDans church the iirst vespers FOR mid.
night mass were sung 40 eleven O'CLOCK Tor the
solemn celebration OF the holy eucharist. The
music consisted OF Professional HYMN. As; lave
Marla.n Mard; Hymn. ~. uuEneil: "Magnf
catn Attwood orertory, voluntary: hecessiona!,
AS. Professional, -, FIRST introt psalm.9; second
lnrrot, psalm s; .'kyrie.n GLORIA I.oi,n "Credo;"
''Nunc DlmitLs. !" Parislan.
Tne services at the Church OF ST. Mary the
Virgin we're most impressive, being chants low
and solemn, by che cnoir only. no lnstrumen tai
music Tor the occasion being used. The cnnrch
was densely packed, ana the most beautiful
prayers OF the Episcopal Cnnrch TO Him WHO died
tnat the world might live were oeerei by the
officiating clergyman.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

How the Stores Put On Their
FRS.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
SANTA CLAUS.

How Merry Christmas Comes
Year After Year.
A Jaunt with the Childrcn'S
Saint.
MODERN NATURALIZATION
The Fairy Ball and the Christmas
Singers.
OUR CHRISTMAS EVE.
How the Stores Put On Their
FRS.
LITTLE RM AN Y.
The Vigil Idyll Of the "Bulls" and
"Bears."
The Church Music Programme---The Public
Institutions.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

OUR CHRISTMAS EVE.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

The Fairy Ball and the Christmas
Singers.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

MODERN NATURALIZATION
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
How Merry Christmas Comes
Year After Year.

A Jaunt with the Childrcn's
Saint.
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sSos Sic &i,tber ieDeas f5u1seas.

S}u ser 1tirui|0en 3eit bcs l6: Sobrz
6unoertS, ols ..9erso9 subo, 6er 9enerol
Ser iponil den slrmcsl in Sel9en oile
Gmp6rer oui9rcifcn eintsrfern uno< )e>
not6 6bem lie jNulois beinnoen >pur0en>
jtrofen lieb geriet6 audi lpi0er oengSllleni
6cs Generals ein iNulbloler Tomlllenpo=
ter i1 @efongsn1 geit Is N{enoten
ld)ou lag er I'M @cfdn9nib uno jeosS S9p!Ts
nuno ber @eireillng l6ien fir lelne tro1t=
lp1e SSrou uerlpren. Sm l(eberrloB bes
@hmeracs fniete fe nieber uno betete> oll1
ooB ser slamQ6tige entlucoer ibr nno III
ren &inoeru bcn Noter Suriidsebcn pber
ihrem leben Elm Gnbe MAIDEN mD9e: %!
betet uutb, &inbsr, ioste lie, betet 5u eu=
erm @6ubengel, bomit CT @ott permo9e,
oes gefonScnen Nottrs li9 81 erbormen!"
limb oit &inoer tbottn's. 9luf einmal
rief bos jiin9lte, Elm ld0ner &nabe < IT.
bem CT am Tenfer 1torr in Die 9{o@t
ldoute %, 9l,ltttr> lieb' op9 brauBen
bic eoloenen 2i6ter, es iino Die Gngel !
QDie oldnseno i1t iDr 9nseli6t uno wle
1bu.I wonbeln lie binoui 5u 9sr5o9 Nl=
ba's Yolait n! uM6 seb' ing gett Slno>
ou biit frant; gu oieiem bblen y{onn
9eb'n bic @ngel niGt!" ~uno oo@> N{lt=
ter 1ie 5inb git linn ge9an9en. @o1t ou
ni9t gejogt, bob bic Gngel BORDEN 1'no
,pi5ien tpas ge5Giebt ? @iellei9t Doben 't
unIer @ebtt pernommet, unb boben be'''l
6ersog einen g(uftrog @pttes ous9e=
ri6tet!"
Mn anbern Sag ertnnbi9te ii6 9sr5o9
Q(lbo mad Sem '@otten ber armtn Dlut=
ter. - vgDie i'd bellte Na4t, 1a9te er'
)4niA aug I'M @6lofe auf melnelM Saeel
ore6te, imnler nernabn1 i6 oas TleDen oel
Syrou unb $Sit1ber bes @efolsene'1 nm
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s4ss 81 - sss1a 8isuibe giebt es.
laeasnpdrtig feline offene 10 9aften,
i1eil bie sbpstigen en1perenssheD DDreen Die.
am ]. . Npril 5. gelauieneu Mirtb9ss.=
;Ii5etaen i,i1t erneuertell. sSeitDers bat
a6sr bie 3abIoer aranfbeiten j, 5usDeren
.5tilune lnos s6eilnng Mcobol 1l6tDig lit
sert]ebli6 5ugenommeL nnb Elm Brlef pm
bort meint; Sic Mnitelrng eines belonoe=
sra, Bplisiiten gum @6nbe Der 2ler5te por
BEN Qlnbran9e berortiger gatienten meroe
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

Gurio]itdten Ser 9lew go t. .
fer N e d ts e9e. 8pr et,ua a6t
Mnnaten ,purbe Elm Srouen5immer oas
Bel elmer @@ieBoffaire Sugesen ,uor, als
3euse feitgenommen uno IN oos Seten=
tionsbous 9elperrt ,uolelblt lie lid jebt
mod befinbet ,upsesen oer SerbreGer
lelb1t ME Sur 9oft 9ebro6t purbe. -
Ginenl N}otro lcn> Der anf Dem Me9e
no6 1einem I'M 9af fen .lie9cnoen S1l1Te
onoefallen uno beroubt tpuroe, er9ing es
abnli6. Gr iiberlualti9te einen Der 9}al1=
ber urb liberlieferte ibn Der 9SpliSei> woz
fiir er nun lommt jencm I'M Gefan9nlb
iibt wd6reno 1ein Tobr5eng nit leinen
Sat- lcli9feitcn ldn9t wieoer 1T See gc=
0onocu unb feline Tomilie, bic er boDeim
bat, i6rers Grn1Drers 6craubt tit. Nod)
| ldbmdb bliAer puroe neulitb Gin s(rbetS=
mann nm feline Treibeit 9cbro0t. Glnem
@ebeinpolisiltel, oem es nid)t gelln8ell
luolltc, pon einem 2otteriemonne ouf
ben er es obge(eDen cincn 2ottcrieSettel
Su faufen> erluhte jencn inn bas Ge=
luiin16tc su Der lt0oifen. Scr N}onn
ni0ts YD]ss obncno, uor gefo!lig 9enu9
einen 3ettel su tou len uno lporo gleid|
honoh lommt Dem 9ptterie= Collector per=
baftet ,tno likt mod i'm 0etcntlonsbous
>pogcsen Ser eigentli6e Delinquent 9cgcn
Surg]6aft ]iO ouf freiem Tllbc beflnbet.
Gcine 3Srou uno &inber nogen unteroc|= :
len ON $oungertu1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22
Sin sserbrctber, ,pie e5 2zScniee eitt.

UronsDlilNe 3eitun9ey er5dblten in
Sabre 1850 folserbe Yesebenbcit Die
lt9 in elmer fron56liiben 9ofenta6t CT
ei9net bate: Gin grober, itorfer W{ann
,par bes @erbre6ens ouf Der Galeert> lpo
cr ols @traflin9 lib befono, miibe! botte
ober nod cine l6Dne &eibe pon Sobren
bort 5ll5ubril1gen. 9a sellngt es lbn1>
bie Ma6e sl tdul6en; CT cntlprin9t l'no
| III frei. ..-.. .+....l
Ct ft6bt :ouf Gin tleines Yadterbous !;
er min nm Elm @tuf 9rob bitten ooer>
>penn mans Inn perlpeigert> es 1teb=
1en> rouben. 9Has erblidt e.? Glnen
aItel1 9anbmonn, Der pDn @eib uno Sln=
oer, ,lngsbe, ;. bittere SbrQnen 'pelnt.
| uWas kblt Gu6 fra9te Der Singing.
uM9, man mill ar meine 9ausgerdtbe
perfaui ien ipeil i6 Sen Yabt5ins .ni9t
sablen fonn, gs teplsn mir mod p'sr5's
! Vronfen."' >......: s~.... .'.=@l ~,
/, uS6r nliiBt Iie 5ll leiben neDmen ooer
Ser gtrdflin9 ipri9t ni@t aus,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22
1eil, ssnneres lit tief bepe8t.s

1eill IS neres al1t tlef betDe
so, habesiiberall aber nergebens a11= /
aeflopft glienanbb ieiib mir einen GEL !
ief, i9 bin nerlprei, sMd ,neill. armes
ageib, meme arnlell ainber !" Die gan5e
Samilie Ihludste. fs. a
Il ,9lu,, }sio rubis, laste Der Wsrbre=
der .lper eil1en entIprul1genen 8alee=
renitrdfing Slriidbringt empfangt So
sSranfen 8elobnltng. Gebt mid an 1D
Sin Elm 1ol1er Strdfling. Gal6 le9t
mir ben 5trif um bic Siifte uno flibrt
mid 5lriid." 80 - o...>
ger 16iloert bos 9taunen oes Suno=
n,onnes? Gr mill uno fann es ni9t
oIauben; enoli@ bri6t er bas @6wei=
omen.. m ug1er ,piirbe es 9lauben," 1a9te
er, nnooB iA l9ud9li@er Mann Cu9
Sen baun,1tarfen Gielen 9cfon9en uno
ubertpdltist bobe? 9lein, oos 1T nl9t
Guer GrnH oos fann ridt lein."
uGs 1T n1ein boiler Grnit lprl9t Der
cole NerbreGer 81 DEM Yd6ter brln9t
eiuen 5trif, MIDI 5u binben." SSie etn
2omm ldbt er 1i6 in ben Sserfer !llbren.
Sic SDllre tDut 1l@ an ple Vre'De'l "
Qeopfert. Gin G1rei oes @taunens
6rinst ous Dem 9l{unoe Ser Gin9elperr=
ten.
Scr Yd4ter empfGn9t leine so Tron=
fen uno miro nit Srogen be ltilrmt, ,ple
e inn Dem @6wd6linse selun9el1>
bielen Nielcn 5u fon9cn uno ple EN-
6iinotein an scr G6nur Sn lelten.. gr
erid6lte bie pplle a8obrbeit. 9lQcs ul1n=
bert 5iA uno lpritDt Dem etrdf flln9s oos
bDchlte Sob. 9ie Go0c fonmt Sl Den
Sbrrn bes 9irectorS i'm gefdngnlle.
@ie 1er ldbt ben gerbreder rufen> pel@eI
erit nod lon9em @in= uno 9erfro9en Die
eble Sbot umltanol'6 mittbe'lte: el
ppu6ro0te lie ia ni6t wegen oes vten'
lAcnlobcs. 9os Greisnlb miro oen
Sultisminilter beri6tet uno ou9 ben
: @tootsoberboupte befonnt. 9Sos s.
! permutben seldo5. ger eoelmlltDl9
: @erbre6er erbielt bic polle Trel1elt uni
lein iibriees 2ebcn ,uor cine nnl'nter6ro
cbene &ette pon 9(rbeit> Spfer nno Sl1
. oenO.
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N(uS GleuDille in Gsntud

= 9tuS OEt Il NJ 7 1E1 @7HrHU0
,uirb 9elt6ricben, 0alel6l It llm cinsn Suit
jbpor5 ppr elmer Surp ein Yrp6eB 9s=
iubrt porbcn. 5urner's9unO Dottc ndm=
lid ber &ub @ooey's ben G0uon5 obge=
billcn. 0obep 1tren9te eilcn Pro5cb ge9cll
Surner an Sn ben Der SurD 9egebcne1
sSultruftipncn Deibt es ll.N., oob 0ieSlrD
jid sundDlt su iiber5cugen bobe, ob Der
6uno Den G9won5 Der Sub 'pirflltb ob=
9ebillen Dobe; ferner ob oer0uno bos olT
ei9euc 6ou1t un6 oDncgefebl lcines9ern
octban> uno enoli6> mas Gin G1mou5 fir
Sic &ub fir eincn gSertb Dot Sic SllrD
lpro6 benz &ld9er $50 5u.
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Sic grauaer ppr, Minlteipta

5ino ,ueeenz fotbolilAer Mitslieoer, Die
Tie ibren 2ogen an19lieBen raD @te1,: in
@erlegenDeit geratben. gfa6oem Gin She'll
bes bortigen totbpli]6en &lerus ben 9(n=
sebbrise,1 1ciner Gir9e pon slnldlulle an
Sen Sroen abgeratbcn botte, neil oieler
cine eebeime @elea19aft lei, perDfIentlld=
ten oos uTolfebolb" uno bic ~Tarmers
lln;pn" in jenem Stoote cine, tple Td)
1pGter berousi itellte, ouf llnluabrbeit be-
ru6enbe Grnutbi9ung fir bosGegentDell.
Gin fotbolildes 2e9isloturmlt9lleo, MEL
dies 1iD Ser Gran9erei onsul6lieBen
,piin1hte, 1pllte ndnlid) nod jenen Slot=
tern 1itb on ben @oter Srclono gepenoet>
n;eIer 1pllte ben Trage feler Damn an VII
lDpf Grace uno oer lebtere Dlnwieoerum
| i'm an Sen Yaplt seluielen boben: Scr
Nup1t ober babe geontlpprtet Der Wonn
f0nue in oen Srben eintretsa, luenn Die
Nrincipien oeiIelben nidt NIT ben @runo<
\iaten uno Gebrdu6er Der fotbolilden
Stride in 98ioerlprnd, itdnber: 9lnf
Gjrunb elmer 1pl6en glutoritdt fin fingen
soblrti6e fotbplilDe Tormer on , ibren
Yeitritt Su Dem Srben 5l ertlaren, uno
oorouf bin bcnn ermdNtigte Noter D{c=
Gjolrif BON Sbielosuille su berGrfldrln9,
boB mic Elm 1ol9es S6reiben opm Noplte
erlo1len pprben 1ei, uno ooB man ,peoel
ben @eiltliden Srelono nod ben 8ilbo1
Grace iiber Die Go6e 81 9otbe 9e5ogcr
babe. Sic ppr6eresten Sldtter ober po=
ryn jebt nidt i'm @tanbe, ibrerleits Sc:
,rei1e fiir bos ppn ihnen bebolptete Ve:
9tnt6eil ppr5ubrin9en 1lnb bic Solg
booon lit nun Elm 9roBes @cl6rei unite
BEN @ron9ers, onberleits obcr ol6 eli
mir Inn 10 entl6ieoeneres Slu ftreten an
Geiten bes tatbpli1den' '&lerus, um&otDo
l;fcn bonn 9(n56lulle suriif5ubolten Ma'
lpIItt benfen, bob iiber boS &e6t poe
l1nrebt bes 8eitrittes Dier ei9entli0 fel1
J Aueifel b0tte obwolten 1ollen; oenn G
, alt in ser fotbplil ld)en &irde ols te1t
: Nesel; hob ibreMlit9l 1i6 feinsr Or
{ goniiotipn o,lblieBen tonnen> IN pelhe
E e;nGio fiir@ebeimboltung erWorgdn9
psrlongt piro unb bo mon III oen@ron
gcrlpgen einen 1nlden Gib DD61t tbDrl9
: ter uno ,lnn6tDiger Meile perlongt 10 bo
=. jcne @pri@rift notiirlid olld in Se5u
I euf lie ibre @eltllng. (Gb'cogo Srlbune'
4 &C.,, os.rh+nA,- <n;r.r3 STSr1,ior ciIsf
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NlctSd," fir gcn,pcrcnsler+

SD, bet ltntc1s seidncte, bcfenne MIDI
biermit i1nlbia bislcr Dem belml,den
>9dnappSiuff scir0Dnt uno ofcntlid)
aan,li6e Gntbaltiamteit 9cprebigtsu
Doben unb id pcrpfi9tc mid bier
nit fcicrliG ouf @ptt uno 1ncln
Gbrcniport, bon jcbt on mid hies
les bcrobl ssmiirbig bop
pclten Ga tiers Der llnmabigfeit
unb Scu0elei 81 cntDoltsn
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:, :. 1,omnlel,
ipenn i6 Maz
genfneipen bcr ipiire, :ober :: =
ols &a6tfappe~, ionoern ueinen
9urf nit Bier oeer s&ein 81 l0la)en''
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Sic Hrnbes slpl 5 q e II III

- 9ic 9unbes ol 5 q t II III
Sort Gifts pertrcibeu IN Gruon9c!unA
BON Yellercm ]i0 bic 3cit bamit ooB IL
eiuonber lel6cr tobtl l6ieBen. en- fcucrtt
neulidb Giner oieler Nfdnner rcr leEten
3uilu6t nit einem Gorablner ouT elnel
&omcrooen, 10 noB bic &ugcl oielenl onrd)
bic @6ulter hrong oonn einem ooblnter
itebcnocn Gerseonten oos 9crs our@bo-
brtc unb iDlicBli6 in elmer QSono Der
Borotfen 1tecfen blieb.
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Gi,s praffifebes sOa itfel aeaea1
fss55|S Bic sySeff feagc5De. So

Dte ssg9efa aeagcsD PC
6err 81. Sui. ST.. Meiborif soobo=
fen, sc. 81; bat Elm praftiI9es Wliftel sllri
Mbmebr Ser nerriiften 8etfoIafen 9eflln=st
ben unb tbeilt baielbe sl 9iub tlnb Srom=
men aller bebroDten Mirtbe IN eitem
,GinseIanbt" an sic Metp gprfer. Sages.|
9}o6ri6ten" NIT. Ser gei1ai1nte a0err|
10reibt: .54= a.,.r@ s.z.>5
uSSb mar porigeu @amitag in @li5a=
betb, g. 9. gum 8eIu6 bei einem Sreuno,
Der bo1elb1t eine ppn ben beiter Selltl9en
be1u6te @irtbl6oft bat. 9lm Sam1tag
9(bene murbe linn briefli@ mitgetbellt
baB Sic logenannten r2obies" ibn1 o''l
Montag eine Bi1ite abltatten 'p'lroen.
Mein Treuno BAT mid itatt 1elner olele
u9obies" I'll empfongen. SD CAB meine
Ginwillignne ,lnb erpartete Die Sln9e>
Sic bo fnn1men Ip1ten. Sim Montos
s}od)nitto9 geeeu brei llbr fam benn
cnbIi6 eine Seeroe pDn 80 bis 35 ~Ho=
oies" in Beeleitlng Der GtroBenju9eno
ppr Die Mobnung mtines Trellnoes &C.
spgen. Mein fronter Trenno per5og 1'9
III Ben ointcr9runb uno iiberlleb mir
feline gHirtb1doft. Sic 9lnfiibrerin Die
fer Babies" cine olte N}otrpne> 5p'i3en
so unb SIS SoDren, trot elm, frogte no4
Dem gSirtbe unb ols it) midi ols lpl9en
mcloete> fro0te )ie> pb Tie nit i9rer "
leQ]doft bos 2ofol betreten oirfc. Mtt
ebcn 10 GROCER @6ili6teit CAB ib meine
Ginpil(iouno. Sic v9obieS" troten eln
unb ltellten li6 I'M Sintergrnb i'm S9olb=
freis ouf. 9orpb bub Die Mnfllbreril'
an: gNir >ppllen fir 9ein Gce!enbei]
hier beten, ooB gu Sid belierlt une
0eiu 5iinbboftes 0ewelbc nit eincm eDr=
lie6en pertou1Geit. 9icrouf erlplebertt
id): Gut, STR t1nnt fir MIDI beten uni
1ingen, ib eebc Gu6 mein Gbrenpor
borauf, bob i0 midi bellcrn 1no oos
fiinobofte @e16dft ouigeben unb Elm an
beres ebrli0es onfon9en wil(, ipenn Sb
mir cine onberc Scbingung rprber er:
fiiat.
Sic u9obies" woren I'M bIditen @roo
borouf sefponnt uno 1o9tsn bei1o3e oil
Yes" =
9O}it Der grDbten @eelenrube ltellte ID
MIDI in Yp1itur unO lo9te:
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.a
LIEDL--on wednesday, July /, 1874, Of two
O'Clock p. n, HARMONIC, infant daughter Of
Christian and Kate Lledl, aged II months. y
Funeral from the residence Of the parents on
Mtia street, Friday, Jolly 50, atSA.N. Friends
Of tho family arc invited to attend.
ANDERSON On Tuesday morning, June 80,
1874 at Cranberry Summit, W. Va, WI, O. AN.
DERsoN, Id his ssh year.
Funeral will take place from his late esidence,
No. 1la7 Market street, between lith and I9!h
ttfects, this Thursday afternoon At az O'Clock.
HEALY.-on Wednesday evening, July lst,
leN, ct N O'Clock, Mrs. ANN HEGLT, aged o.
years. E T =
Funeral from the residence Of her son, JAMES
HEALr, No 70 Eighteenth street (old Clay street.
on Friday afternoon at . o'clock. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
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Garrett schoolhouse, June 11th. UNITY
Grange A. Workman, Master; r. B, ma.
Clure, Secretary; Morgan Garrett, Over
seer Thomas H6lbrooks, Lecturer: Roberl
Holbrools, Steward; 8. Mcclure, As
elstant Steward; John Bandy, Chaplain;
Thomas Harrison, Treasurer; James Corn
Sate Keeper; Mrs. A. Garrett, Ceres; Mrs,
keoecca Workman, Pomona; Mrs
amanda Holbrooks, Flora; Mrs. Sarah
w otkman, Lady Assistant Steward.
AmaSetta, Wayne Go, June 18TH
western Grange" - Master, W. II.
Smith; Secretary; ]. Laidly Bloss; Over
seerS, 3. s. Bloss, r. Q. Smith, Robert
Coeurn, 7. A. Bay, N. @. Newman, r,
". Luther, ]. 8, Owens, Alfred Sharp
Mrs. Julia Smith, Mrs. Lucy Newman,
Mrs. Mary s. Miller, Mrs. Harriet A.
Sharp, Mrs. Alice Bloss.
Huntington, Cabell Co., West Virginia,
June 14th.-"Franklin ge."-MAster,
P. Fl. Mccullough, Secretary, ]. O, Pol
lard, B. A. Wolcott, J. e Mccormick,
n. 81. Waller, John Martin, A. W. Wingo,
r. B. Hughes, William Mcdonnell, A. J,
Huffman, Mrs. =. McCullough, Mrs. @. A.
Wolcot, Mira 8. N. McCormlc, Mrs. Fan
ME Q. Pollard, Miss F. B. Williams.
Milton, Cabell Co., June 20th.-"Star
Grange."-Master, B. O. Vinson, Over.
seer, W. P. Rece, Lecturer, Jas. n. Black.
wood; Steward, o. r. Sumner; Assistant
Steward, Thos. q. Rece; Captain, Geo.
W. Summers; Treasurer, James Everett;
Secretary, g. W. Hockworth, Gate Keep.
er, james 7. Rece; Ceres, Mrs. Ellie ReCe;
Pomona, Mrs. Alice Rece; Flora, Mrs.
Mary A. Everett; Lady Assistant Stew
ard, Mrs. Hattie A. Hackworth.
Shady Grove, Mason Co., May 18th,
Rose Grange: Master, D. W. Skinner;
Overseer, John O. Bucket; Lecturer, y. @.
Harbour; Steward, =. Kearns, Assistant
Steward, Geo. Shuler; Chaplain, ]. @.
McAllister; Treasurer, Jas. A. Lauham;
Secretary, II. Fl. Rose; Gate Keeper,
James Dunn; Ceres, Mrs. J.C. Bucket;
Pomona, Mrs, II, q. Rose; Flora, Mrs, ].
9. McAllister; Lady Assistant Steward.
Mrs. D. ". Skinner. ."
Apple Grove, Mason Co., June 25th F.:
Master, VIM. P, II. Neale; Oyerseer, Cal
win II, More; Lecturer, ]. M. Beale; Stew.
ard, John Q. Porter; Assistant Steward,
y. L. Neale; Treasurer, T. 7. Withen;
Secretary, r. ]. Neale; Chaplain, E. q.
Witherr; Gate Keeper, John N. Withers;
Ceres, Mrs. Q. B. Neale; Pomona, Mrs.
Lucy Porter, Flora, Mrs. A. B. Neale;
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss 3. s. Neale.
... w. s. WHEELER,
Z, Deputy State Granger.
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COL ANDREW STEWART OF UNION
TOWN, PA.-This gentleman Is q son Of
thelate Hon. ANDREW STEWART, 10 we'll
known throughout this region, as indeed
throughout the country, as "tariH ANDY
sTEwART.n he d, spoken Of as . candl-
date for Congress In the district 60 long
represented BY his distinguished father.
The Pittsburgh Gastts says that no has
Inherited TO q large degree his fathers
abilities and b sthe worthy son Of a
worthy Aire.n. Il also allades to his pro-
motion Ator meritorioua services during
The Waraud toohis fourteen months i'm
psiscbnent d Libby, Andersonvllle and
Salisbury: The Brownsville Clipper in
speaking of.ths mention Of his name Tor
Congress observes as follows:
sThe democratic leaders hereabout, are
much nettled at the probable nomination
ofCoI. Andrew Stewart, as the republic
eantcandidate for Congress 10 the 2lst Pa.
District We say the leaders oil that party,
because, although, like bis deceased and
venerable father, "Tarif Andy" he Is q
atAnch and answering republicans he Is,
nevertheless, exceedingly popular with
tue rank and tlle Of the democracy as well
as IL the republicans. The Aforesaid lead.
era Of the democracy have nothing to say,
however, against Col. Stewart, but are
well aware that he Is popular among the
democratic masses, and would be likely
10 walk into their affections 10 Q rather
alarming extent, and "thats what's the
matter"
Col. STEWART Is a relative Of tho sHR1.
VEN family OF this city, his mother, who
i5still living, being q sister Of Gen. W.
w HupTvRp sa 10 10. TlE
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Tho remains Of Robert l. Curtis were
this afternoon followed to their last rest
ing place by large concouEse Of people.
Another one OF the old pioneers OF West
Virginia gone to his reward. Peace TO his