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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04
CHICAGO.

Tom Allen-Sale of City Property
The Moody and Sankey Meet
ings.
CHICAGO, October Atom Allen, the
pugilist, says he is ready to fight John
Dwyer or any other man for 81, 500 a side,
If the fight can take place in California.
The Common Council have passed an
ordinance for the sale of three blocks on
the lake front to the Illinois Central and
o., b. e. G. Railroads for depot purposes
for $S00,00O. This is the sum offered by
these roads over year ago.
The Moody meetings yesterday were
well attended. Farwell Hall was filled
with an interested audience. Mr.. Moody
considered the prayer of Daniel. The
evening meeting at the Tabernacle was
even more largely attended.
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FLASHES.

Mr.. Sampson, formerly financial edi'
Tor or the London Times, IL dead.
Thursday next will be Rhode Islands
Gay at the Centennial Exposition.
An unsuccessful attempt has been
made to assassinate President Canal, OF
Hayti.
Secretary Morrill, left Washington fol
fhlladelphla at noon yesterday, 10 be
absent until Thursday.
Hon. Philip B. Fouke, formerly Repre-.
sentative in Congress from Illinois, died
IN washington yesterday.
The Harvard Boat Club has decided
to challenge Yale for an eight-oared,
iour-mlle, straight-away race next sum-
mer.
dispatch from Alexandria says it is
now certain that the reported capture of
Massowah by the Abyssinians Is un.
founded.
The engineer officers appointed for the
purpose Will make an examination this
week of the foundation of the Washing
ton monument.
Dwinel Mill, at Oldtown, Me-, owned
~ Chas. V. Lord and Alfred Veasie, OF
Boston, was burned on Monday night.
Loss, S6O, 900; insurance, $50 900.
A young son Of Henry Adams, about
fourteen years old, was severely injured
Dy falling on circular saw at the keg
works OF the Belfont Company at Iron
ton.
Bogardus, South, Wheel and others Of
the best shots in the country, will par
ticlpate in the Dayton, o., Pigeon Tour
nament on The 11th and 18th of this
month.
A letter from Iceland reports that the
fishing season has been failure. The
prlVations of the harboring people are
great, and eighteen hundred have emil
grated to Canada.
Physicians of New York have shipped
to'Savannah a quantity of quinine and
blankets, the Mayor of Savannah having
teegraphed that these were sadly
needed, but that medical aid was not
required.
In quarrel in tavern Saturday at
Bloomington, Garrett County, James
Casey, proprietor, was shot and his son
cut BY miner named Edward Hupp.
Neither is expected to live. Hupp has
been arrested.
At the annual meeting of the Bank of
California yesterday the old Board of
Directors was reelected except VIM.
Norris and John o. Earl, whose places
were supplied by Fl. W. Carpenter and
Calvin Page. The Board has not yet
organized.
A dispatch from Atlanta states that
General Ruger, commanding the De-
partment Of the South, ordered the Quar-
termaster at Savannah to turn over to
the Mayor Of that city, tor the benefit OF
yellow lever sufferers, the Government
commlssary stores, amounting in value
to -, 900. The post band at G Aneral Ru-
gers headquarters gave a concert for the
benefit OF Savannah. AT Savannah and
Brunswick the epidemic is unabated.
In pursuance of call the bankers or
the country met In Convention at Phila-
delphia yesterday. Hon. Hugh McCul-
loch, former Secretary OF the Treasury,
and George l. Coe, President of the
American Exchange N ational Bank, and
Chairman of the Clearing house Associa-
tion of New York, it is expected, will
address the Convention to-day. The
Committee for Consideration and Refer
ence appointed were James Buell., Geo.
f. Baker, G. E. Upton, NJ. McMlchael,
jr., j. l.. Smith, Edward Tyler, j. D.
Hayes, L. j. Sage and Joseph L. Ste
Dhens.
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Minor nenfIoma.

| CORNING, n. Y, October 4-The Cor
ming Glass Works burned this morning
Loss, $50, 600; insurance, $2G, 700.
HARTFORD, CONN, October 4-Hon,
Geo. W. Landers was renominated for
Congress to-day by the Democrats.
VIENNA, October At Is .rumored
from ConstantinOple that the Turkish
Government has agreed to a short formal
armistice.
ATHENS, October 4-The President OF
he Council of Ministers, replying to a
deputatlon from meeting held October
2, at which the intolerable condition OF
the Greek provinces OF Turkey was dis
cussed, urged a continuance OF neutral
ity.
WORCESTER, MASS, October 4.-The
murderer OF John Ballard, in Shrew VS.
burg, Massachusetts, on Monday even-
ing has been arrested here. He proves
to De a young man and neighbor OF
Ballard's,and his name Is John Murphy.
His arrest was effected this morning at
house OF i'll fame i'll this city.
WASHINGTON, October A pardon
has been issued for James X. Hill, con-
yicled in the United States Circuit
Court OF Indiana, the 1st Of February
laSt, VI ConsplAacy W uelFauu Lne feYe-
nue. by aiding and abetting the removal
OF distilled spirits, and sentenced to
two and halt years. Imprisonment and
to pay fine OF 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 4-The Ma
tional Pork-packers' Convention was
welcomed by an address by MIR. Sinclair.
1t then organized by the election OF MIR.
Martin, OF st. Louis, as Temporary
Chairman, after which Committees on
Permanent Organization, Credentials,
Resolutions ana Standing oil Members
were appointed.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Military Review,

NEW YORK, October 4.-The First Di.
vision OF National Guards paraded for
review yesterday afternoon before Gov.
Tilden and the representative riflemen
OF Ireland, Scotland, Australia, Canada
and America.
Pools ON the Ohio ana Indiana
elections were sold yesterday as fol-
lows: Ohio-Barnes, Republican. 800:
Bell. Democrat, $780, Indiana-Williams'
Democrat, $125; Harrison, Republican,
$40.
R. w. Setback,
member of the Stock Exchange, sus.
pended yesterday. He was short of
New Jersey Central, and this mornings
advance in the stock caused his failure.
Union League.
A meeting of the National Executive
Committee, Of the Union League of
America, was held yesterday in this
city, but owing to the absence of Gov
ernor Newell, OF New Jersey, the COM
mittee adjourned, after transactiny
routine business.
Wngner's Operas in English.
NEW YORK, October A Herald's
cable from London says the first per-
formance in English of any of Richard
Wagner's operas took place at the Ly-
ceum Theater last night, on which occa-
sion the Flying Dutchman" was given
by the Carl Rcsa English Opera Com
pany, and met with All enthusiastic re-
ception.
The Planet Vulcan.
The Herald's Paris special says Lever
rier, Director Of the Paris Observatory.
has just terminated long and careful
III reference to the passage
OF Vulcan. The existence OF this planet,
Le says, is confirmed by the observa-
lions, and it will now be possible to at
tempt calculations of the future passages
Df the planet across the face OF the sun.
Continual observations should be made
and OF March each year.
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FOREIGN.

RoPosITIoN-RUssIAN TROOPS ENTER
TURKEY.
LONDON, October At Is rumored
that the Car proposes the joint occupa-
ton Of the Bosphorus by the allied
fleets.
The Standard publishes telegram
from Constantinople to the effect that
the Russian troops have entered Tur-
key.
CUBA,
MADRID, October 4.-General Campos
is likely to replace General Jovellar as
Captain General OF Cuba.
The Lopez Line undertakes to trans
port seventeen thousand men. one thou
sand nine hundred cavalry and a num-
Der of heavy guns to Cuba before the
middle OF November.
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LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. HARTMAN will not lose his eye as
stated. The rock which hit him was not
intended for him, as he was not in the
difficulty.
JOHN COLLINS, peddler, was locked
up at the Hammond-street Station by
Officers Knox and Brazell on a charge
OF stealing pair of shoes from j. A.
Faller, No. % Main street.
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Springfield Items.

Special to the STAR:
SPRINGFIELD, o., October 4.-The DO.
lice officers made one hundred and
eleven arrests here last month.
Big torcA-light procession Wednesday
night.
Leonard Shaffer made an assignment
yesterday. Liabilities between $4,000
and $4,000; assets between $1,000 and
IS, 900.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cramer, of this city, has been
arrested on suspicion of being the man
who robbed the Express Company.
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On ,Chal,xs.

The following resolution was adopted
on 'Change to-day:
Resolved, That the Chamber of Com,
merce respectfully represent to the
Honorable City Council OF the City
of. Cincinnati that the enforcement Of
the ordinance prohibiting the loading
OF four-horse wagon to exceed
three tons will result in serious injury to
the business interests of Cincinnati, and
is burden 'moasedupon the transporta.
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NAtWrali8ed.

The following parties were natural.
lied since our last report:
M. Flannigan, s. Kempzler, NJ. Moran,
P. Mark, F. Bayerl. b. Outs, II. Gliding,
W. Hartman, W. Barloh, A. Smith, L.
Schmidt, e. Schmidt. c. Koch, L. Fran
kel, l.. Greene, T. II. Taske, j. Schmadel,
J. Conway, j. B. Wager, j. Laphier, ".
Eggleston, G. Kaei, B. Flicker, ".
Schmits, Ct. Stofiel, G. Backhaus, N.
Bealy,J j. Ammon, A. Notion, j. Yauch,
s. T Cahill, ]. Laurenz. f. Bahlman.
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River News.

The river fell 10 inches in the twenty.
four hours ending at 9 A. NJ, with 10
feet s inches in the channel.
PITTsBURG. October 40 A. M.-River
falling; 4 feet inches strong. Weather
cloudy. Heavy rain part of last night.
Thermometer A deg. Wind west.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
TIL shland will depart this evening
for nv Orleans. Capt. viii. Kyle,
commander, and Mr.. Jas. s. Alexander
has charge of the office -. The City OF
Portsmouth arrived this morning and
will return to Chilo this afternoon
The Andy Baum, with Captain Hiram
Vinton in command and Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Deem in the office, will leave
for Memphis this evening
The Fleetwood, after several weeks
spent on the dock being repaired, again
comes out to run in the Cincinnati and
Huntington trade. She will leave this
evening from the Whartboat, foot OF
Broadway, and will be followed to.mor.
row by the Potomac :. The Bahnock
City arrived this morning from Carroll.
ton, and will return this afternoon
The Ohio No. 4 arrived this morning
from Huntington and will leave for Pome-
roy this evening. She will be followed
tomorrow by the Telegraph The
Chas. Morgan will come down to the
wharf the first Of next week to load for
New Orleans, and leave Wednesday;
SO Harry w. Stein, her chief clerk. in
formed us yesterday. She will leave
here every third Wednesday, and leave
New Orleans every third Saturday,.
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BOSTON.
Public Health AssOciatiOM---G
ShaW's Condition.

ShaW's Condition.
BOSTON, October 4. - The American
Public Health Association begun its
annual meeting in this city yesterday.
The President, Dr.. e. NJ. Snow, of Prov
idence, made the opening address. and
papers on sanitary regulations concern
ing the business of slaughtering were
read by Henry G. Cowell, of Boston,
and DR.. E. II. Jaynes, of New York.
The session will continue through the
week.
James Cochrane, married man, was
killed this morning by the caving in OF
gravel bank at Marston and Jefferson
streets.
George Shaw, the Boston Herald cor
respondent, who was mutilated at the
Centennial Grounds, as before reported,
is rapidly recovering from his injuries.
No arrests have yet been made.
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District met in Charlestown yesterday,
and after protracted contest nomin-
ated Gen. N. p. Banks, of Waltham, for
Congress. Gen. s. g. Lawrence, OF Med
ford, was nominated Presidential Elec-
tor. Gen. Banks accepted the nomina-
tion and addressed the Convention.
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John Davey, stillborn, city.
Jos. ConnerY, "a years, city.
Mary Fallon, SO years, Ireland.
Francis Merrielus, IL years, city.
Anna Shaw, 8 days, city.
Mary Rogers, So years, Scotland.
Fred. b. Oakley, 20 years, Hudson.
Andrew Mullaue, years, city.
Brockhouse, 38 years, Germany.
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tion Of no other commercial city OF this
country, would therefore recommend the
amendment OF the ordinance SO as to
permit the loading oil five (5) tons for
any four-house wagon with four-inch
tread instead of three tons, as the law
now stands"
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Two Men instantly KiIIed.

PoTrsvILLE, PA. October 4.-This
morning while Bernard Murray and
Thomas Little were temporarily In the
Eagle pit shaft, the platform upon which
they were standing gave way. Both men
tell to the bottom and were ins nstantly
killed.
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SOMkCs
ST. LOUIS, October 4.-The U. 8. Circuit
Court yesterday confirmed the recent
sales of the Missouri Pacific and Allan.
tic & Pacific Railroads. 1t is under.
stood this cuts of all claims Of the
stockholders.
The Grand Chapter, Grand Council
and Grand Commaudery OF Iowa Ma
sons convened at Des Moines yesterday.
A very large number Of delegates are in
attendance.
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Girls, don't fiirt; there's untold danger
in it. You father may be lurking be-
hind distant tree box, watching you,
or your big brother may come uneXpec-
tedly lounging from behind the blinds of
sample-room just as the fun is grow
ing furious.
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Third Edition

Probably CLOUDY or partially cloudy and
Coot 1edther for the nert toeenty-Jour
hours.
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Baseball.

ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Bostons 9, st.
Louis 5, yesterday.
Joseph Walters was shot and instantly
killed by Robt. Holland at Laramie City,
Wyoming Territory, yesterday. Tue
trouble originated in a gambling quar-.
.rP' T'r' oarties were both colored.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
NO. heeler Il Wilson sewing machine
Inquire at this ol1ice sey-tf
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LOST.

OST-B BRACE-Part Of car. enters brace,
~ on Sycamore street, between Third and
sixth streets. The finder will be rewarded OF
leaving at 80 East Seventh street. Art
T OsT-BRACELET-On Sunday night, Oe
! ! tober /, gold bracelet, market 9. NJ. w, on
Eastern avenue, between Terrence Road and
hchendree Chapel. Tine finder will be re-
warled on leaving it at l75 Eastern avenue, or
~ ulton follce station. 4-2t
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TOR SALE - HOUSE - Two story brick of
j. i've rooms and hall in Newport. KY; will
sell or rent. Apply at northeast corner Sixth
and Look, city. 3-2t
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, 4th, at p. M. POSITIVELY,
, ~. n ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Master.
as-f$E Apply on board, or to Royse & Mos
1-Is.lsssH1A set, Matt. McGuire, Agents.
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For CarrOlltOn,

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~. h LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill :
lsEf dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
n<is'aas'a'd4 to G. W. Gorrlnge, Agent, 20 Vine
street.
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TOR SALE-HOUSE-Go house and large
l. lot; perfect titles $500. Apply, this week,
opposite st. AIMS Church, West Covington.
JOHN W. CLARK. It*
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For Huntington.
For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
NSS h. A.BANNOCK CITY, j. W. Kirby,
fsas$ss Master. Apply on board, or to W.
H7as'xzssaannP z. Walker, ~ Walnut street.
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FOR RENT.

LNOk RENT-HOUSES-Tw neat bricks of
4 eight rooms, all in good order. IL. PUGH,
247 Cutter street. oc4 -4t*
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BOARDING.

P0ARDING-Beaut front room, elegant
- ly furnished, with board for gentleman
Bud wife; two other boarders in house; bath
room on same floor, second floor, above parlOr.
Address Post-of1ice Box a59. 3-3t
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For New Orleans,

WEDNESDAY, 9TH, ats p. NJ, POSITIVELY
~ IN, ASHLAND. w. II. Kyle, Master.
~ s.ss Apply on board, or to Royse & Mos
AAss.azHcHasa set w. S. Getty, Agents.
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M LANTED-WA5HING take home, or
wv, go out by the day. Apply at 607 Nam
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oRSALE-LOT-slxlOO on Greenup, south
4 of Eighth street, Covington, KY; also. four
houses in Newport. KY, on long time Apply
Ky. ' N' o0'i"syH 4.st
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For Louisville,
For Evansville.

4th, 5. P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
FsT. h the GLASGOW, Thos. Boluss, Mas
ssIsashtt.:asIf ter. Apply on board, or to J. G..
l.ss1A a1aAa3~ Dorman Co., Agents, No. Main
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For Memphis.

4th, at 5 Pm. POSITIVELY.
fST T. ANDY BAUM, H.v. vinton, Mas
LiiEsfSSf ter Apply on board, or to Royse
'a.a'@7 u Moss jett, agts, on n. o. wharf
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a WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jyts-tf
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE,

TOR SALE - FARM - Good farm Of 97x
4 acres. situated 4 miles from the railroad,
In Clermont County; ~ acres in corn, acres
IN potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order,
VIII sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
lerms. A good chance for any one desiriny it
10 get good home. Address B. B. s., Star
Dtice, 23U Walnut street, Cincinnati. o.
jy2jd&jv27W-tf
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wANTED---M1scELLANEoUs

NV ANTED-BOYS-T or three bows at
wv this Office. Apply in the counting room.
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fIn1hn Families or groceries IN want of
ksHIHHA good Flour = warranted to give
HHHAH satisfaction n-c can be supplied by
SS Vss going to the WEST END MILLS.
lour orders are solicited Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, Between
Baymlller and Freeman. se7-5m
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The Fourth Of July.

Hxtract from the circular letter of the Very
Rev. G. Raymond, v. G. Administrator of the
ArUhdioce SO of New Orleans.
We order as follows:
/. On the Fourth day of July next, ct the
hour which will be judged most suitable, there
will be celebrated. in every church in the City
and Diocese, q solemn high mass Of thanks.
giving which sill be the mass OF the Holy
Trinity. with Gloria. CredO, and the GRAFTON
Pro gtutiarum actioRS under the same conclusion.
There will also be an instruction appropriate
to the occasion.
3 After macs, the Blessed Sacrament will
ba exposed, the Ts. DeMm will be sung, after
which the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment will be given.
3. All faithful are earnestly invited to assist
at this touching ceremony.
4. Catholic societies are especially invited
to attend in q body, with their banners and in
sigma, this grand religious and patriotic de-
mopstration.
| s. At the moment of the Angelus, at mid
day, all the bells of the City and Diocese will
ring joy ful peal in honor of the day.
| G. RAYMOND, v. G,
| Administrator.
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As for the I" Bible in the Schools" We
leave the miserable subterfuge with the
hypocrites who use it as political clap trap.
political activity by two motives. The
frst 10 desire to ride into oAice, no matter
on what wave Of popular delusion /; the
second is bitter and genuine hatred of the
truth and its followers. The day has long
since passed when such q cry could awaken
general popular excitement. The world
Dc recovered from it's anti Popery frenzy
and turns with disgust from a new access
of its absurdities. Talk of Anti Christ and
you will have an audience, but the raw head
and bloody bones Of Popery is q stale trick,
Q discovered juggle which has Lost all in
terest.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Society tana

At the meeting of the State Union, hsalA
Wednesday evening, Mr.. r. c. Davey na'N
resigned the position of Grand Marshal ram
Farrelly, Esq., of st. Johns socl'2 We
elected to all the vacancy. Mr.. Wm'h D!Iu u
of the New Orleans O. T. A. Society, now IN !
North ON business, was chosen to represent
Union at the General Convention Wnlon ~
in Philadelphia on the 4th of July
The Total Abstinence Societies VII !
parade on the 4th, but each Society will -
High Mass in its parochial church. i.
A number of Societies meet to-day
"advs" on page Eve.
The annual election for officers OF b. '" y.
Society was held on the 18th of June -
in the reelection of the old officers % i'uSs
John Mccartney, President; A. p AA S-
Vice President; J. A. Place, Recording ~ y,
tary Thos. Esgan, Financial Secretary :, =
McManus, Treasurer Denis Cloney' n''
and James Mclaughlin, sergesnt'atA tm'
better evidence could be asked OF inc opA1
harmony which prevails in this SocleS
the high esteem in which the memo0A'
their very efficient officers, than 'ni' =
fact. "a
Next Sunday, Jolly OH, the PAreu' :,
will celebrate the fourth anniversary
ganization. All it's present memOopa -hs
all gentlemen who ever belonged toll
now members of other Societies OF nU Id
quested to meet at the Jesuits' Chuf0u
O'clock Macs on the 9th. o,,s
On the 10th the members OF Oh
Society will receive Holy Commun'0"'