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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

SURVIVORS OF THE WAR or 1sf2.-The An
nual meeting Of the Associated Survivors of
the War Of 1872, District OF CO,umbia was held
on Wednesday evening. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Edward Simms; yice-presidents, William W.
Moore snd Michael Cation; treasurer, James A.
heunedyi secretary, James LawrenSOn; sur
geOp, DR.. John b. Blake; marshal, John ID.
Clarke; executive committee, Francis b. Lord ,
John Brady, ChaunCy BestOr. Secretary Law
renson reported that during the past year six
OF the veterans had died, namely. Noble Hurdle,
Daniel Hauptmen, Almond B1IdWin, Anon
woodward. R.W. POlEinhoTn and Jesse PlOue b.
man. The society has sustained another loss
in the removal from this District to Baltimore
OF another venerable member, John johnson,
who was a drummer boy there in 1914. A COM
nittee, consisting of President Simms, Surgeon
Blake and the secretary, was appointed to con-
slider and arrange for a celebration of the ap-
preaching 18th of September, and the following
Resolution was unanimously adopted: That III it
shall please the Almighty DispOser or all hu-
man events to spare the lives OF ten members
OF this association until the fourth day Of July,
lS't, We pledge ourselves 70 attend the grand
centennial Anniversary, TO be held in Phfladel-
phia, and unite with the remnants of time
hOnOrsG veterans Of the war OF lsf2 who NAV be
present from MARYLAND, Pennsylvania and
ether States Of cur Union.
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stock operations on small capital without risk.
Copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGE & Co.,
1924 2WalI street New York
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CHY ITEMS.

THE BEST IS, IS and IS Trunks in the city at
"LewIs'."
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRES's HATS IN
straw light felt, linen &c, at popular prices, At
Lewis"
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The feet have constant duty TO perform, and
cialy skilled in treating their ailments, in order
that they be kept in as comfortable and as use
ful condition as possible; and Thousands Of
persons who visit DR.. Whites establishment
mo 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury de-
partment, Washington, D.C.,) find that timely
attention to those important members, the feet,
ecoDomise time, and coDduces to health, COM
fort, and cheerfulness, and probably 70 length
of life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
of the feet. Office hours from a. IN. TO 6. p. m
Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to press of business
during Office hours DIR. White is unable to attend
patients at residences, except after ID. m.
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FATAL BOILER ExPLosIoN.-The b1ller of
Messrs. Stevens s. Co.'s wheeibarrow factory
at Coldwater, Mich, exploded yesterday, kill.
ing Isaac Stevens, father of the proprie tor aud
John Hudson, aged 10, and injuring five other
persons, all Of whom except one, VIM. Voor-
hees, viii probably recover. 1t was defective
baiier.
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THE TURF-Jerome Park Rdces.-Out of the
five races set down for Jerome park yesterday
two proved walks over, while the race for the
members cup. gentlemen riders, failed to fill
kadi walked over for the mile and a. half dash
and Whisper for the mile and -three-duarter
dash. The mile aDd-a- quarter race, for three
year olds, purse $500, between Vandalite and
Christine, " as won easily by Vandaite. Time,
2H. The handicap steeplechase, purse $500,
about two and half miles was won by Bullet;
Tammany was second, and Blind Tom third.
Time, 5:2sH.
The Asoo. Rdces.-At the Ascot (London) races
yesterday the st. James palace stakes was won
by Leolnus, tie eleventh new biennial stakes
by Cambyses and the gold cup by Bolard.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligencer building. 1928
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" can't explode, Chimneys " WON'T break, if
the "SGfety Tablet is used. Only % cents, at
612 9th street northwest. T,3
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MR. +. MuLIKHN has now in successful
operation on + street, near 9th, three admirably
arranged cool and well ventilated dining rooms
and besides catering for usual customers IL now
furnishing the guests OF the st. Cloud with
meals.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler near AZ street.
TIE COMMUNITY az large appreciate the use
fulness of SINCERE Sewing Machine. is
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LOCAL NEWS,

Amusemenfs, DC, To night.
NdtiORGt TAsdfer--Miss May Gallagher in the
new drama entitled "Chat."
Hsdtsr CoBi9Ue.-"Crime, or the Car Hook
Murder" and the usual MISCELLANEOUS attrac-
lions.
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SUICIDE OF WELL KNOWN MINsTRRL.-
John Mack, negro minstrel, on Wednesday
morning laid his head on the track of the South
Side railroad, near Bushwick, L. l., and calmly
awaited the approach of the train. He was
struck by the COW catcher and Knocked off the
track. He escaped instant death, but his skull
was fractured and bis right arm broken in two
places. He was taken to the eastern district
hospital, where his injuries were pronounced
mortal.
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To KEEP COOL.-Buy the celebrated 81 Gauze
CndeIshiTt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros. s

FLYING sQUADRoNs OF MOSQUITOES are as
speedily demolished as other insects by the dis
charge OF hHOWleS' Insect POiCder Gun. Load
the little piece with KRosCles' Insect DESTROYER,
shut out all draughts, then distribute it Io-
orally about a room, and you will be both graf
lhed and astonished to see how completely it
uses them up. 1t is equally fatal to the roach.
ant, moth, bed bug and centipede. For hotels,
clearinghouse and steamboats,, the larger
packages are to be preferred. Depot .. \. Girls.
tentOn, MOI Sixth avenue. Sold By all drug
gists and gToceTs. eos
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TBR SCHUYsKILL NAVY REGATTA.-Yester-
day the race by the four.oared shells was won
by the Argonauta. Time: 9:0lI. The next
race was final heat for double scull boat, the
Nassau, of New York, aud the Crescent, or
Philadelphia, being the contending clubs. The
Nassau was declared the winner. Time: 9:3iK;
Crescent, 9:45H. The last and concluding racs
was final heat for single souls, Edward Smith,
OF the Argonauta, and I. Il. Keator, of the Har-
lem Rowing Association. being the contestants.
Keator came off victorious. Time: 10 minutes,
334 seconds; Smith, 10 minutes, 40 seconds.
The prizes were last night awarded the vlctors
at the Continental hotel
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TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS met yesterday,
and TIE cGnmiSsion granted W. 8. HoughtoD,
IS scci.io1sl IIiyate, on the 14th OF Nav last,
Vas TevOles Charles MIller's application fer
tIsnster CT liquor license was refused. Fred.
Won Nugeie Vas appointed q private ON the
scrCe, vice ". n Srelsfogd dismissed.
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USE DoOley's Yeast Powder If you relish
light, sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls
Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells il.
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PARTIES desiring storage can be accommo-
dated at sS4 louisiana avenue. See advertise
ment.
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT occurred near Will
mington, n. c., Wednesday, to a train contain
ing several hundred exeursionists. Several
we're killed, and many badly and dangerously
wounded.
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>. +. PRIeS, jeweler. agent for English rub
fsi Suek.es, bracelets, lockeis and sets.
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PEOF. Rows held his annual examination yes
tsTGay, at the academy, \ street northwest
Medals were presented as follows: Sidney Y.
Smith, gold medal. first honor; Harry 3. Hunt
silver medal, general excellence; Thos Dursnt,
silver medal, general excellence; Henry b.
Noble, silver medal, four years attendance and
general Improvement; Edwin miller, silver
medal, conduct and improvement.
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hectIVVu al PfIggs JeweIry Store, No. ID
Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street.
GOOD WHITE SHIRTS, Sl.25, also and 50;
Linen, Jean and CAME Drawers; all kinds of thin
undershlrts; Collars, Ties, Hosiery and Gloves
Hemmed Linen Handkerchief. for -; Sun AMI
Rain Cmbellas, 81 up, at Lewis" Popular
One Price Store.
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DR. LION FoRFEITs HIS BAIL--Yesterda y
the ease OF Edward L. Leon, Mary Roth, and
Catherine a. BsbeOek, charged with man
slaughter In producing an abortion on the per-
ION 0f che Susan Mclaughlin was called in the
Criminal Court. Leon and the woman Roth
failed 20 answer, and their recogniZsnces were
forfeited, snd Catherine A. Babcock was re-
leased On her own recogniZaDce.
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The TRADES UNION AND THE FALL ELEC-
TIONs-TEe central committee of trades union
held meeting last evening at Mechanics hall;
MIR. u. +. WhitemOre in the chair, and j. r.
Nugent secretary. A resolution was adopted
reciting that, az In the approaching election it
Il requisite that action be taken to secure the
general observance of the eight-hour law by
having Representatives in the national and state
legislatures therefore, that a committee of three
be appointed TO draft resolutions, or present a
plan Of action whereby they can give the views
OF the VOrkiDRuen OF this District 70 their fell
lOw-lsborers in the respective states concerning
their friends and supporters in the labor move
ment who may be aspirsnts for public honors.
Messrs- BOrsis, Thomas and Maher we're APP
POINTED.
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TIVE THEATERs.-The first performance az
the National Theater last night, of the new
local play. written by Mr.. Francis g. Long of
sutIence. 10 il lively and interesting and ena-
hles tie versatile actress, Miss May Gallagher
TO show her ability as a character artist, singer
anc dancer. The support is good and the play
Is well mounted. There will be another per-
Torrance tonight and matinee for families
tomorrow. Play goeTs should literally en-
courage TIE enterprise Of the new manager
Buckingham.
The interest st the summer theatre, the
Comique, is well maintained. The novelty of
theatTicals in the open air is alone calculated
20 attract crowds this warm weather, and when
TIE performances are az good as they are here
u requires an Effort on the part Of lovers of
amusS nent 10 keep away.
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EDITOR AR:-Can You or any of your many
readers inform the residents of South Wash
iDgton AK street, between X and n } whether
the garbage collector Is dead or not? He has
not been seen for three months. The writer OF
this has q cssk Of slop that she has kept 90 long
che does not know what to do with IL. VIII you
please give little notice Of IL In your paper
and obuge HoUsKK gEPRR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

To GIT RID Of the Chill. Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague P0wders Tkey cure perms-
neDtiy. an
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PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott & Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t.w,t,tf.
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The AMERICAN PILGRIMS have scattered
from Rome for rest and recreation. Some of
the m have gone to Venice. and others to the
mountains in the north of Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

TIE POTATO BUG.-Considerable complaint
Is made by the market gardeners in this vicinity
OF The depredatiOns Of the potato bug. Mr.. j.
Il u CLARK has shown US some specimens OF
this destructive insect from his garden (they
look Ike overgrovn lady bugs), and claims 70
have discovered sure exterminatOr for the
pests, which Is 1-12 of Paris green. mixed with
IL i OF csreolie soda, and the powder sprinkled
broadcast over the plants.
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Foot sUrceVy. &c,

TAKE NOTICE. 600 dozen fine Gauzs I'm
dershirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at HOl-
lander Bros.
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS -Chas H Jordan
10 Wm. ID. Baylor, part lot l, bingham Place,
Us Q; ID. p. Holloway et al. trustee. TO Wm.
b. Moore et al, lot II. square 2lJ IS: Maria
Roberts % Al 10 B. II. Warner, part lot 3. square
20, $500; joseph Locyey and wife to Charles
W. Seaton, part lots . and p, square sos,
So SEQ; Watkins Addison TO Moses Kellv mart
lot a. square 2l2. 81 600; Stephen Flanagan 20
Jane n. Dickson, Tot 81, square $50. 81 OCO:
Bsrtheuia l.. Brewster to lane Iawrsnss. art
lot 8, square 1O6, % 500; JOHN Conner to James
Lyons, part let CT, square G77, $3.50: Brooke
81; Robert GTeenwell to William o. Nav
lcr, lots y and IS, Unioutown, al I25;
Chss. p. Pushsw 10 Maria Robbins lots 2I and
-, MI. Pleasant, 400; Edw. Simms and wife
to John Shea, lot and part lot 3, part 10, square
q, $3.50; Fred. w. Jones, trustee, TO John
Sherman, lots -, 16 and Il, subdivision Pros
pet Hill, $40; Moses Dunbar and wife to Daniel
kolo, part lot 3, square l96, 500; Daniel Graf
ty and wife 10 Allen L. Boswell, lots 50 and 81
CCttsge Hill, 500; Fred. W. Jones trustee To
i Robert II. Spindle, lots 90 and 90, square s65,
S3-tCo; Maria Forester TO James A. Ginefer
part lot s, square 525, SIS; Perry W. Lowe and
vie To Henry OtteDgeT, part OF Kings Acre
orRetoTn, IS zee; A. e; Carroll ct al, to J. T.
IIy. art lot !, square col, 81; j. T. Fry to Geo.
W shockey, lots / and 2, square col, 81 500.
TIE IRISH HOME RULE LEAGuE-A mass
meeting of the friends of Irish home rule was
held last night In the Hall OF the House OF Del
egstes under the auspices OF the District branch
meeting was signed by eighteen OF the twenty
two members of the District House of Dele
gates and by many prominent citizens. The
hall was not Gro sded but a fair repressntation
OF our citizens of lTish nativity were present
The meeting was called to order by Mr. John
l.. Dease, who nominated Speaker Shepherd, OF
the House OF Delegates, as Chairman, and he
was elected unanimously. Mr.. Shepherd on
taking the chair expressed his warmest syrDpa.
thy for the objects or the meeting. Mr. ID. A.
Brosnan was chosen as secretary. Rev. G.. w
Dennison made long speech, and was followed
by Mr.. John l.. Dease in q very eloquent ad-
dress, during the delivery of which he was fire.
quently applsuded. The next speaker was Mr..
John A. Perkins, CT the House Of Delegates
ard at the close of his remarks Mr.. Dease pre-
sented a book called ''The National Roll OF
Honor" which was opened for signatures and
subscriptions. Many persons came forward
ard handed in their names, and among them
Hon Charles Albright of Pennsylvania j. A.
Perkins, Rev. Mr.. Dennison, and Others who
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CARDINAL ANTON ELL, Of Rome, Is Suffering
from severe attack of gout, and Ia very weak.
RocHEPoRr arrived in London last night
There was no demonstration.
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NOTICE NoTICER notice.

DRY QOoDs sre stu selling q. Low rate. ..
BAArKhS, $40 Pennsylvania avenue mohairs
AID Alpecss cheaper than ever Dress Goods, PsqueC
aud W bite Goods at popular prices COttous snd
SAilcoes chesp Bed spreadss Towels, Espkins aud
Gents Handkerchief, aud q general sssortmeut Of
Notions at low figures ep9s-tr
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~ @ II % L s.
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
pABLOnS,
sug2s1y 50 High street.. Georgetown, u a.
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VERY LOWEST PRICES FOB GROCERIES
GREATxR REDUCTIONS.
Finest Java Coffee, IS; roasted, 90.
Laeuayra Coffee, So: roasted, IS.
Choice Bio Coffee, q and Is; roasted, IS.
Wslchb Elour-sscks-S2t co,
Newport Family Fi.ur. warranted, o20.
Newport Extra, high grade, SALE.
Loo choice euear-cured Hams.
Grand stock Of Teas, 40 cents 70 81 Is per pound.
G. WITMER,
jes-tr 1918 PsnBsylvsais aveaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-09
PACIFIC MAIL COMPLICATIONS.

REVELATIONS OF PAST MANAGEMENT.
An ALLEGED PRIVATE CONTRACT WITH JOHN ROACH
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIVE INSTEAD OF
THREE srEAMsHIPs-RyFUS HATCH SUSTAINED
ny TIE DIRECTORS
As the Investigations in relation to the af
fairs OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company proceed,
revelations of an interesting and surprising
character made For several days past has been
whispered In financial circles that the relations OF the
Fac hc Mail Steamship Company with John Roach the
constructor OF their steamships complicated 1t
admitted by all concerned that John Roach has con-
tract for building three OF about 5000 tons
burden. 1t Is not generally known, however that In
addition TO this contract Mr. Roach claims to have one
for building of 1000 burden, in every
respect sister ships TO the Toxic and the Picking The
Of this alleged Will probably be
surprise 10 members " the Board OF Directors
it is understood that this contract never submit
ted for ratification by the full Board but was made pr
vately by several Of the controlling members who
failed to report the facts their associates As these
two large steamers Will, constructed cost about
900 for both the effect upon the resources of the
Company apparent. What action the new President
will take is yet unknown, bur 1t is not unlikely that
II Mr. Roach insists upon his contracts litigation may
ensue.
Special efforts made yesterday TO trace the origin
of the for these ships. but the details
carefully withheld. gentleman who is familiar with
all the IdctS was appcu 10, out was very reucent ie
stated, however. that contracts made with John
Roach of the Morgan Iron Works build five ships for
the Company. Three OF these to be OF 5000 tons
burden and two OF TONS the latter to be similar TO
the City OF Picking and the City of Toxic. One Of the
three ships will be ready In February, another III
March, and another April II is not known how soon
the larger ships VIII be put the line, but the WORK
being pushed forward rapidly possible Is known
that Board of Directors at the meeting yesterday
made q settlement with Mr.. Roach. and that arrange
ments made for speedy completion Of the con-
tracts his part and the guarantee OF advances OF
money from time TO time from the Company prosecute
the work.
At this meeting VIM II. Fogg accepted the position Of
director and Ruius Hatch was unanimously appointed
executive officer and continued managing director OF
the Company The reports of the condition Of the Com
pany have not yet been prepared but will be presented
to-day or tomorrow. This election Of Mr.. Hitch to
position which he virtually filed managing director
regarded effort to sustain his course in the
recent crisis IN the administration OF the Company.
II is believed that changes in the Panama Rail
road will be made solely with view to retrenchment.
The President Russell Sage, Is large holder OF The
stock, and as no charges Of speculation have been
brought against him that corporation IL is expected
that he will ninue to administer its affairs
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Of the and Thought that always since the
birth OF the SAVIOR regeneration must come from the
lower classes OF the people. He spoke eoquenty OF the
gress that he might back 10 take office In his own
OF their political duties. Why, shen. could not tns
South, under the leadership of such men as no and
Others be left TO ITSELF Certainly matters could be no
worse than they were There could be no more
boOdshed anarchy, strife. and he prophesed that
all differences would br rignted speedily Tor there weIo
no enmties great between men that could not Oe
sOftened Ia politics. No Southerner had 80 great
hatred toward the that he would not ask OF MIN
and accept his vote. -.
Mr.. Banks illustrated his position by surprising tnat
the whites were in power There would be mlnoalty
among the ruling which would he ont OF once;
THIS part would 10 the negro and say, "COme, hhi
we will Dust these men" The negro would inquire.
"Will you allow TO 20 the same hotel with YOU W
ride In the steamboat with yOu 10 go 10 VIZ
opera the tneater ball with you T. III they were an
swered mo" then they would say, ave Will ho'
vote for YOU" But they would receive such answer
They would. In fact. hold the balance Of power anu
could secure for themselves whatever was rgnt- Ou
the SAM principle there would De no ruling OF Tue he-o
over tne whle race. The people were abe 10 govern
themselves, anu they should be allowed W
do It, In closing he spoke for the rights VI
the minority. Though he would not argue
That Suutherners could claim any rights. they cou
sututed a mighty power. The General Government
ght crush them OuI. but We wanted no more war Nv
force. more b.OOdshed. We should strive 70
ud those OF enmity which harmony between
al sections and al classes could be scared.
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LETTER From TIE POPE.

HIS OPPOSITION TO THOSE WHO TEACH NFFA"IoUN
DOCTRINES UNDER PRETENCE OF PROMOTING
SCIENCE.
The London Daily Telegraph of Nov. % con-
tons letter dated Nov Il. from the Pope 10 Cardinal
Cullen who had recently tie Pope S13 100 offerings
OF Peters Pence The following is the concluding para
graph OF this letter:
We cannot hut bestOw the highest praise you ana
vour venerable coeagu the Bishops OF Ireland, VINO
m order tn provide for the salvation OF your raitni
ne rlr unhpstatnglY raised voices in condemna
non of the nefariOus doctrines lately delivered 10 he
M country under the pretence OF prOmoInS
science by unbe ievng We firmly trust that your
n Ms f0cKs listening with dOcity ~ The voice or theH
pusors will ever keep alOOf from such poisonous pas
ture- and the teadfastness or their tOrrfater
wro constantly ard Willingly submitted 70 the grrhe-t
and scvcrrst trails and affections rather than consent 10
he tr ned OF the precious treasure OF the faith enc
mics, OF whom -. MlXlmus or TIrin saws NOM
ing Is 70 be dreaded 80 much as Spiritual pr'.t,7
who make IL trade TO despoiI not merely lHr
bnes out also the ~ men; who strive t0 make prey
NOT 40 much earthly gold az uf the gold OF dith VINO
thunder their victims not much OF worldly wealth as
~ the wisdom Of Christ" Hence, knowing the great
dangers 10 which Catholic education among you - e&
nOsed we earnestly beSeech the Father OF Mercy 10 loon
with a rropitious eve the youth OF the country
and by His protection to preserve their faith saie
abundance OF all heavenly gracPs you and your
clergy and all the faithful cOnfed 10 your care We
be.tow most lovingly and with all our heart upon you
and them our aDOstOica benedction, as "A presage ~
those graces and a pledge of our special love anu
gratitude.