The daily gazette., 1874-09-28
THIRD EDITION
SERVICES AT ST.JAMES
BANK STOCK SALE.
A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
st. Jdm CHHrcH.

THE MUSICAL EXERCISES YESTERDAY.
Another fine choir from Philadelphia
visited st. James Catholic Church yes
terday, the occasion being the use for
the first time of fine large organ,
which Father Sorrentini has procured
for the church. The singing both al
the morning and afternoon service
was very fine, and Miss Margaret Ca
sidy presided at the ORGAN with grace
and skill Mr., VIM: Stoll, Jr who
played the violin is very finished
player There was also present, Nil
Jennie Cassidy mczZo soprano, Of The
Cathedral choir Miss Annie Maloncv
and Charles Barber, baritone
of st. Johns Church Choir. All OF
them we believe being pupils of Prof
Ettore Barili.
THE MInDLETowN RACES. - The
fourth heat of the S400 race at the
Niddleto~n fair came off ON SATURDAY
morning, and was won by PcrLin.
Morrell in . 34t Andy johnson came
in second Fanny came in third, hut
having fouled with Andy johnson Sic
was declared distanccd. Tow Head
was di~tanced Perkins Mofrcll get
the $40 purse and makes a record
Andy Johnson get the SleO purse.
while ii is still matter OF dispute
whether Fanny or the Association viii
gct the $40 purse.
SALE or BANK SroCk. L. ". Std
ham X son, auctionccrS, sold al their
auction rooms, No. Iii East Fourth
street, on saturday afternoon, Sept
2Gth, bank stock ~ follow, - share.
of First National Bank Stock, price
from S131 to $l39 per share T. share
of Union National Bank STOCK. pric.
from S:is to 3St per share 3 shares OF
National Bank of Delaware, Si91 IT,
$i9i % per share.
The sale was well attended and the
bidding quite spirited, Amount of
sales 1921
THE ODD FELLOWS In the Grand Lo lra
OF oId Fellows, at Atlanta, on Saturday
General James L. RIdgvly, Ctraud Secretary,
was appointed TO prepare a complete history
OF Odd Fellowship in the United states
The Grand Sire appointed John L. Tomp
hius, OF Alabams, to be Grand Marshal
Rev. j. W. NrnnbIe Of Kentucky. Griui
Chaplain W. IL. Foulke, ot D4l4wat,,
Wisconsin, Grand MESSENGER. After the
iustalati' II OF officers, the Grand Lod se ad-
Ionrn'd 10 meet in indianapolis ntxt yelr.
GERMAN NoLKs FE-r The grra. Ger.
man Nolks Fest began in the Schuet IL
Park, Ihiladelphla, yesterday. Anlmmril-r
crowd WAS IA attendance. Tie principal
feature WAS the Suabiau wedding C remony,
| Identical with that performed in the old
country, which was performed IN A bower
formed of fruits aud flowers, the arch bein-.
| tilty feet high. The remainder OF the diy
was spent II games Of national character
| The Fest viii continue thsee days \
number OF Germans frc III this city ar ia
atteqdanee.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION ON Fri
day evening next, 4 Temperance Cen
vention will lac held in the second story
OF McClary's building, this city, tot
the purpose of having consultation,
and devising mean, tor countcractin-
the effects OF liquor and >uppres~in
it, sale Each Temperance I.odec IN
the State will send two dcles1te> tatAl-
Convention.
CAMPAIGN CLUUs.-A M etin- of tie
Sixth Ward Democrat VIII he held At the
y. l. corner ct Eighth aud EattonHood
streets, this evening, at O'Clock, Tor the
purpose ol or- ,hiIinE a vuupaien club y
| lull ,ttendtuce IS requested.