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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
aEGuHDo yIAsK MESsUAL.
htITA 3D.

Cualdo 81 mes anterior tenga 81 dias. las negad
salIas seran un dia antos en- el primer yiae NE
sual. En- los neses dc Julio. Oetu0re D.. ienbre,
vapor inGl6s egard este puerto On los 1ias senai
doc d un dia despues.
Para eomodilad de los passJeros el vapor de
lsa ueyara un tnterprete.
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Sc sxpiden passages lie ida Vusi,a valid9e por do,
meses. I5 % de rcbala los pasajeros do csimart
EINOS
Los nhos de los pasa!elos aue no tengan aho.
cumplidos. iltyddos gratis. Los quo tenRan .
amos S4mpiidos hiLst& stu cumplir pasutAn a pasa
ia. Las que tengan anUs cunplides no lleguen :
II pslglrsn n pasaIe; v IA anos en- adelante paS,a
passage entero. Tn de una faniiiia tonga
Snihos memo, de amos. nno de ellos soamente g.
lleya gratis. los otros pagaran Dasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los lasslJeros pa&aran en- los vaje
traSsttlantscos pasaJe do entrtpuente $50 Las cria
das pasran is a3 del preco del pasaje, segun la ca
tetorla tomtda por Amos: no uenen derecho .
eSts.r saiones. sino el tempo rtguroSament
necesslrio para el servicto de sus amos.
lteconendAmos los pasaJeros inscriban su
nombres iugar donde van. on sus eQuipajes. ei
csrateres intiigibles los pasajes sc expiden hast
una bora antes de- II salida de los vapores.
No 50 admiten hcter despues do la llegada de lo
vapores. Para mas iRformes dirigirse los ConsiR
nhtartoS.
BoRDA OoMP.
MayaSnez Il js Feprero de 1870
NOTA. - DesdG ell 10 de Julio de 1877 10,
tetes pasajes por estos yapores seran pa
gaderos en- ORC americana su equiva
Iento en- moneda corriente con el 5 pa d.
premio.
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LrszA DE sREoos DE LOS pAsAsns DE /. o1.As
'egu'ldo oiGJe nsenstsal


En- % Si6 parties 50 cgarta parte de
precios de Ia. Los pas3Jeros dc "a han de lev
cousigo los enscres de CANA las provisiones
s,Fias
Los yGsiajes puedcn tomarse en- In Ageneia has,
una hofa autes de la salida del yapor.
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yariado de bnen gusto v barato; capelinas y
mantas de punto de seda, negras, blancas y
color elena; de las celebradas formas aidalu-s
sas,y seralanas; velos para lutos y velillos,
cueltos y nuhos, corbatas chalinas, todo rieOy
pertumeria eompletamente surtida snelta en-
estuches; trajes de holanda bordados con
guarnciones de gran gusto, flores riquisimas
perfectamente imitadas y perfumadas, en- ra-
mos sueitas, y otros adornos para cabeza;
aecos de seda, algodon y lana surtido com
pleto, asi como en- tiras bordadas, encajes en-
tredoses, trenciIlas. corlones otros objetos
para ad0ln0s de trajes, blondas de seda ricas;
preciosas confecciones de seda; cinturohes,
Y bolsas de tafletey terciopelo, portamoneaaR
bolsas de viaje maietines; cintas de todas
cases alturas para retrat0s, s0mbfi las, me.
dos paraguas, abanicos de gusto otros muy
ricos adoEnados con plumon, guantes de ca.
britllla, euantp mas se niaa
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BilIeteS De Madrid Dc Nayidad.

Los hay lie ventn en- la Capital en- casa de D. Ber
nardu Castanera. SNstrcriA calle d. San Francisco
en- Pon y en- casa de u. Jaime Reyull Barberia calle
de In Marina. Hta 81 tiic.
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GUAI0 IEGiTINl DEI PlRj

Lo tenen de veuta sas ton@lada pasande el pedi-
d. dc 10 saccS e5$ ton.ia ntimero h;ista 10 sa-
cos. las Sobrnus de E4iuiaga
Puerto Rio. octubre ~ de 1877. Hta % mar
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rMIDRTGNTEPARA Ell CoMEEcIo.
rlara..iIos Al htaneilsn de loe Sres. Comerciant'
loo airt1ff,t


IMHDRTANTESpARA Ell CoMERoIo.
Ilapa.hlos ID htaneisll De loe Sres. Commentaries
les siGuie1tus
a Trpos aEDCcIDos DE FLETEs.
MetcaneiAs sacos fsiAsas. PapeL &
I,,r.usn..ria, Jugaetcs felts :, -,
t,nrhi fla Drussis. VI SersS. eoI FoI tonoiS-
1areia Jabon, VINO, Licofes ta de peso 6
t,nt,irituoSos, Aguss mineral
les, Aierio. de vent ans.s Z. Mtutu"
Quincaiiefia. ailitcfe: ySOfe. no 40. opcion de
i,ls de lults. cltyoe tll'es, para Sal
xas fofras.sfla. pintuT. acel- fapoi.
g3 "a tikilae para azucar. .s......J III
LUeR yidrIurit. cersezsa --...,. eui
Arroz, lie. %. eaIderos tosones St ia dc procis
Iboo con 81 10 ~ De cava.
Nanuina ria & osras nivrcancias segun conVenio.
los sioses srrs.il passteervs isse ~ = /,
for ciitiditAlas de eIIlsiuefacion d. no hehVs ue
ssn t.,nni,.igs de cafga por solo Napor, 50 hara
cnvei.io esneeul can los se1ores Que las eonIpro-
Para mas inFornes sobre hetes pasale SO puece
q -ri.,Ir 4 los Sree Mnite, korEsan ~ III James
IiytrtOOl: 8 los Aetes Sres. LaatllnST q.
S,a. luan II X Sres LlIlurl. Borda Cs MayA&uezi
Eres NieAers Cs. Ponce.
Aviso los selores embarcadores.
Las fnercaucias embarcaias por los y;tpore5 de Ia
inea arriba prstCss. que ileaen este puerto es-
ta este mes en- deiaDte. p5a:L ei Hete on Vez ds
- = il, Iilr. tsserna al cSmblO CUrritlte de Ets
- Ia fss.e tis, Las arribadas. Las lIe Dag uen eI
tet. nlelutudt en- Liver POOL solo Sc les eobrara el
EfSs Ie esl,u en- del 10 pc seatado SCORE netcs
On general. ~ ~
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inglesa, tan propios para este china; de espar-
terra para jovenes Y niiios, fodo de diyelsas
tarmas y de gran nDvedad gHsto; polainas
para montaB fnstas, bastones, paraglas, cas-
mos de hierro, pafnelos de Ililo, eofbatas de
todas classes, iahones, pomadas, etc, gnahte de
cabrltia, clnturenes botupadulas, eRtnches
de bo'slllos, calcetines, calzoncillos dc hiln
etc, etc,
iexo Ia msma casa, tenemos infniaad de ar
J, dc WILI.oX : GlBBs J de SINGER que
LLOMPART, MELON 4 Co.
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lIIEl Dg TAPlREs RsPilDLS
svTRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

20 vaue res Puerto Rico. capitan lzaguirre;
- ss.,ts n Poftuondo MGgdynes. capitaAn Cirion
,,s,atsaf halgisnde sus viijts como htsltt auui'
s,lliontso de Liverpool 81 dla ~ oe csan- nlts'
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A los tabaqueros.

So Seconstruyen con perfection prontitud cajopee
do ce9ro. de boias "rmGs y. abacos precios muy
eonvenientes. PEra Ia isla Sc remiten armadns ep
cort's a"gun 50 desee
TaIlhian 20 haze, tada case de trabaios de caFpn-
terra tipos m6dieos.-S tpRHH & Cp,-Puerto- Kico.
Lnna ~. hta Is Dhre
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CONTPANIA REAL
DE VAP0RES C0RRE0S INGLESES,
sURyENoIoNApA PoR Ill GoBikRNo DE 8. N. p

Srvicio entire Sdnto Domingo Puerto Plata los Puerto
de Iusyto- Rico Santa6nas. Europa otros pafses
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ITINERARIO.
PRIMER vIAJE AExgUAL.
RUTA sA.f'
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SIT so 500 $3.50
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EroeUciones de Il sotrsdicha tarifa.

Estos precios son pa raderos en- orc inglds an
ril..1in q Ia nslI.
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IHgLATERRA Y FRANCTA.
- cAaARA.

le-la l4-2s Ia 81
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

impossibility if all ladies were raised in -
school Of Catholic teachings.
Mr.. Feuillet's writings msy do for tho =.
praved tastes of the Communes of Paris. ~,
we trust they will be found unpalatable A..
offensive to the intelligent public OF onr csn'
lic city.
Our Young Folks Magazine. Rev. Tbo..
seully, Editor, Boston, Mass. Price. Al ss
per year. ~ W
Month by month this "Journal of In,,,,.
tion and Amusement" seems to improve IN "a.
attractiveness and fascination for its arm, :,
juvenile readers. At the appearance Of s,sa
number we are surprised by some nova, ~
tertainment for young folks, with a pron;.
(never unful6lled) of something still NOV n.-'s
next month. To school managers we can Nv.
scientiously recommend this as tho vs,rr0 'n'
magazine in America for the promot;o. ~ ss'
healthy emulation amongst pupils. and =. ~
second volume is just about beginning no~.' as
the best period to subscribe. 1t NAV h. -
at Elders Agency, 7s Carondelet street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25
LETTER FROM BATON ROUGE

BATON ROUGE, LA, Nov. 2I. 1877
Editor Morning Star.
One week ago, last Sunday, the coppre,..
tion of st Josephis witnessed for the frat a..
in the history of our city, the celebration bv
priest OF his first Mass. Rev. J. N. Laval a.,
dained the day before, arrived in our oitv a,
Sunday morning, and at the usual hour n.
whole congregation proceeded in body to,
tne church to the residence of the parish
priest, where the young Levite, accompanied
by the Very Rev. Father Delacroix, as vel, a,
several visiting Fathers, among whom war.
Fathers Anstaett and Bsronnet, Joined the mr.
cession, which along with the Indepsndsr.
Silver Cornet Band, ever on hand for sucb a.
casions, wended it's way back to the ohu,oh
Although 1t was only known q few dsys cr.
Viousiy that the event would occur, the cbureh
was crowded, goodiy number of non Csho.
lies being present. The young Father, VA,
assisted by Father Anstaett, Fathers DuBs,.
nard and Welte, acting as Deacon and sub.
Deacon.
But with Father LAyals advent comes ss
departure of Father Dumas, who has beep a.
sistant priest of st. Jossphs for near two ys,n
past. Sunday he celebrated Solemn High
Mass in our church, and the sermon, o mos,
touching one, on duty and obedience, preached
by Very Rev. Father Dslacroix, brought team
to the eyes Of many, as msy safely say no
priest ever stationed in our midst, has bean
more loved by our people then Father Duma
From the st. Vincent's Conference, the Inds.
pendent Silver Cornet Band, 81 well 40 tho
choir, on different occasions during the past
week, he has heen the recipient of testimonials
Of love and eateem. In short, our whole copprs.
cation feel their loss, but duty having broueht
him here, takes him away, and Father Dumas
is one who, ever obedient. never fails when
duty calls. HOPE.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

from Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Eng
land. Yet in spite of the secular arm it is
to day again taking possession of all those
countries. In Ireland it maintained it's
sharpening the beadsman's axe for every
priest that could be caught. In France it
triumphed over the "secular arm" and the
guillotine. In Italy and Germany the "se-
cular" foot is trampling it In the wine
press and bringing it out purer and stronger
through the ordeal.
Perhaps our neighbor was thinking of
Luthersnism, Calvinism and Episcopalian-
ism, which truly are mere creatures of
secular power and secular support. When
it speaks of anything so venerable as Cath
olicity, it ought to avoid patent absurdities
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Mrs. Caroline A. Merrill, widow of Nathaniel
w. Merrill, died in New York on the 18th nit,
leaving estate of nearly four hundred thou
sand dollars. Her only next Of kin are o large
puDber of nepbews and nieces. She executed
q will on the I'd of May, 1871, naming Moses
Taylor and r. G. Ralston as her executors, and
the will was witnessed by Cyrus W. Field and
Benjamin Cartwright. The instrument leaves
no bequests to any .of the testatrix's next of
kin, except the amount Of fve Thousand dol
lars aud her household furniture, ornaments
aud clothing to Caroline w. Sal.er Delgardo, o
niece, and Eve thousand dollars to Dr.. George
II. Cotton Salter, nephew. The document
begins with the words, "In the name Of the
Holy Trinity, amen," and reeitessthst the tes-
tatrix leaves to the New York Hospital $50. 600;
St. Vincent's Hospital, $1,000; Portsmouth
Athsneum, Portsmouth, N. H., 81 900; Cardinal
McCloskey, $4,000, and to David w. Bacon,
Bishop of Portland, Me., the residue of her
estate. By q oodioil made at Rome, Italy,
December 90, 1875, she makes Cardinal Nc
Closkey her residuary legatee in place of Bishop
Bacon, the latter having died in the meantime,
and sbe made the proviso that if Cardinal
MoCloskey died during her lifetime, Vicar
General Preston should be substituted as the
residuary legatee. OF course. the next of
kin" are trying to break the will, thus ensuring
q long fight in the courts and big fees for the
lawyers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

At Uter's, 80 Royal street. q beautiful oil
paintip of Judith" is on exhibition. Itiss
copy Of the celebrated original by Fra BarthO-
Ionic, and was exhibited in Lyons; France,
for some months, exciting the greatest admi.
ration of all who saw it, but particularly thst
of.connoisseurs. This splendid painting vs
understand, is to be ratified at fifty cents
chance for the benefit of the new church ofths
Sacred Heart, Donaldsonville, in the erection
of which the Rev. Pastor, Father Csuppsus
continues to labor INCREASINGLY and, we are
happy to add, with so much success that tbo
wells are now already several feet above
ground.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

The Screw mems Benevolent Association will
celebrate their 9th anniversary by grand
parade to-day, as will be seen by the program
me which we pubiish on our fifth page. Thst
they will make o fine show no one who knows
the men composing the organization and who
has seen it's previous parades, can doubt
while the universal esteem in which 1t is held
by all our people, ensures the presence along
it's route Of thousands of it's friends and ad
mireru.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

NcEvoY's HIBERNIcoN.-This most in.
teresting and instructive panorama will be ex-
hibited next Monday night at st. Patrick'S
Hall for the benefit of st. Vinoent's Boys'
Home. The excellence of the scenes, repre-
senting as they do the most celebrated and
beautiful towns and natural curiosties in Ire
land, no less than the worshiness and great
need of the bene6oiaries of the entertainment,
should ensure crowded house on the ocoa.
siOn. The Home which, under the care of the
few laymeu who constitute the st. Vincent de
Paul Society, has proved the salvation of many
hundreds of poor boys during the past ten
years, is sadly In need of help now. Will
not this help be extended by generous pub
licH Let your presence Monday night with
your wife and children be the answer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Mother Mary of the Incarnation, foundress
Of the Ursuiines of Quebec, who died in the
odor of sanotity April 80, 1871, has been de-
Glazed Venerable by decree of the Sacred Con-
gregation of Rites, and the process of her beati-
6cation and oanonization is now proceeding at
Rome. This holy woman is one of the Catho-
iic glories of France and America. Bossuet
calls her the St. Theresa of the New World, -
and Fenelon spoke of her as ga light of the
seventeenth century" Many other eminent
Catholic writers celebrate her heroic charity
and humility. The Jesuit Galifet says: "She
had a miraculous vocation, and was filled with
the Apostolic spirit, and with courage superior
to her sex she crossed the seas and went to
labor in Canada for the conversion of the red
Indian girls. For this purpose she founded o
convent of her Order, and persevered to her
death in her jealous and almost superhuman
labors. Her life is full of marvels and super
natural favors." The chiefs and warriors of
the Huron tribe have petitioned the Holy
Father in behalf of her canonization.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

CLERICAL CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS
Besides the appointments announced in our
last weeks issue, we are authorized to give the
following:
Father Plotin, Pastor of Royville, on account
of chronic disease of the eye, has been
allowed to exchange places with Father
Blatterer, chaplain of the Academy of the Holy
Angels in this city;
Father Ozanne, heretofore curate at st.,
Augustine's, is now Pastor of the Parish of St.
Yves, on the upper coast, Father Rouge taking
his place at st. Augustine's;
Father Suriray, Pastor of st. Charles parish
is tranSfeEEed to the pastoral charge of Ist.
Peters, ct Carencros;
Father Scollard, OF Amite City, is given
charge of fPontchRtoul0 and Kennerville, Father
Kennedy, of st. Patriok'S, in this city, filling
the vacancy at Amite;
Father Csjone, of Kennerville, is placed in
charge Of the several stations at Jackson
(Felicisna) and in East Baton Rouge;
Father Berthet is appointed Pastor of st.
Francis church, Point Coupee parish, which
has been vacant since the death of Father
Van de Moere;
Father Donarth, of Opelousss, isnow sssist-
ing Father Jouan ct Washington;
Father Gaillet, formerly in charge of q part
of the Parish of Plaquemine, is appointed
CurRte at st. Anne's church in this city, to as
sist Very Rev. Father Tumoine;
Father Bertholin will, for the present, fill
the place vacated by Father Gaillet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Our friend A. 2. C. of Houms, La, writes
us, under dnteo of November 22nd: "His Grace
the Most Rev. Archbishop, arrived here ut 12 80
o'clock Saturday, and was escorted to the
Church by large number of psrishioners
headed by our brass band. Father Poyet in a
very feeling address welcomed HIS Grace, who
replied in his usually eloquent style. Sunday
HE Grace confirmed large number of per
sons in our church. He left for Father Dene
Ce's district on Monday at l o'clock, aud re
turned Wednesday at T. NJ. Saturday, gath
he will leave for Bayou du Large, Father
Geofroy's district.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

cit is rather curious" says the British Army
and Nary Gazette, that though recruiting is
said to be going on 30 well, the household
troops should experience 80 much difficulty in
filing up their ranks. The Life Guards, for
merly, would not accept any recruit under SIX
feet, and neither Roman Catholics nor Irish
men were admitted into the corps. Now they
have lowered their minimum standard to feet
10 inches and SO inches round the chest, and
are rs ready to accept Irishmen and ROmn
Catholics as any other recruits. The Scots
Guards also accept Irishmen, which 10 quite 81
innovation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

The Sligo Champion of the 20sh of October,
contains an interesting account of the enthu-
sisstio reception of the Very Rsv. A. Quinn,
Pastor of Riverstowu, upon his return from
short tour in the United States. The
Champion says:
The chief inhabitants of the town drove to
a considerable distance outside the parish to
meet the Rev. Gentleman, aud when the pro-
cession reached Riverstown it was brilliantly
illuminated both by tar barrels in the streets
and lights in all the houses. It was very
pleasing, indeed, to witness the anxiety dis
played on all sides and by all creeds and
classes to do honor to this respected clergy
man, and it speaks volumes for his zeal, pety,
| and universal popularity that the Protestant
as we'll as the Catholic residents in his parish
Joined heart and hand in their genuine de-
| monstrations of respect and affection.
Father Quinn's tour in this country EXTEND
| ed as far as this city, which is the residence
of his sister, Mrs. Cooney, the wife of Capt. N.
| Cooney of the Mitchell Rifles. The enthusiasm
of the people of Riverstown on the return to
the midst of their revered pastor can be
fully understood and appreciated by the few
who had the pleasure Of meeting Father Quinn
during his brief sojourn here.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Sister siuplicia, a Sister of Charity belong
ing to the Convent of " Good suocor," at Turin
was recently walking out in charge of pro-
oession of orphan pupils. mad dog attacked
the column, when the brave Sister caught him
by the nose and held him until aid came to her
relief. Her fingers were terribly bitten by the
animal, ard few days after abe died Of hydro
phobia, in ,ireat sgony.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

1t seems that some of our readers under
stood us to say last week that Father Kenny
had only paid SOC, 900 on account of the debt of
the parish. This is q mistake. We ssid he
had paid that amount on the mortgage Debt
alone. Adding this to the payments he made
on the organ, etc, we find that the total
amount paid out by him in eRtinguiShing
debts, since he took charge of the Church four
years ago, runs up to the enormous sum OF
S76. 900. However, he is not "out cf the woods"
yet, and 1t remains for all his friends to prove
the sincerity of their good wishes by aiding
him, to the foil extent of their ability in the
One.last supreme effort he is making to pay
the note due next month. This note paid, as
It will be, We trust, from the proceeds of the
grand Tombols, the Rev. Father will be able
to "holleED through the columns of the STAR
giving the exact financial condition of the
parish.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

On Sunday, the 2ssh of October, the great
national pilgrimage to the tomb of st. Quen-
tin, at the town of that name in the depart
ment of the Aisne, France, which has been going
on for several years past, cuInina:ed in grand
solemnity, attended by upwards of 10000
Catholics, who filed the grand and ancient
collegiate church dedicated in honor of the
Saint. There was present the Archbishop of
Rheims, Primste of Bslgic Gaul, who ponti6-
GATED, and elevated the relics of the Saint,
together with those of So. Cassisn and Victor,
to new and splendid rsliquary, placed above
the high altar, His Grace being assisted by his
| suffragans, the Bishops of Chalons, Soissons,
Amiens aud Bsauvais, and by the Bishops OF
Laval and Gusdaloupe. The effect of the i'm
mense congregation chanting the Credo in
unison is described as overpo werinRly solemn
and mag oiticent. The event is all the more
remarkable, az St. Qaentin has been considered
the headquarters OF the atheistical and mate.
rialiat party.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Rev. J. Moynihsn Jr. will deliver free lee
ture at st. Johns Church this evening at 1880
O'Clock. His subject will be " Charity towards
the Poor" The collection, which will be
taken up before Beuediction, is to be devoted to
the relief of the suffering poor who are visited
by the members of the st. Vincent de Paul
Anniafv.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

ENTERTAINMENT FOR ST. FRANCIS CHuRcH.
The Festival and Social Gathering now being
given for the benefit OF the above mentioned
church, wss we'll attended last Friday even
ing. It will continue this Sunday evening,
and Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings,
December lat, End, and Sd, 1877. The admis-
sion fee is twenty.fv
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

The Municipal Council of Lourdes has Wv
spirit of the place. 1t has resolved to ere'' :, =
statue in front Of the church in memory "
Mgr. Peyramale. 1t has also decided to renaW0
Langile street, as Peyramale street. ana
change Little Fosse street into Bernadette ."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

Next Thursday and Friday evenings, Nc
Evoy's Hibernicon will be exhibited in st.
Miohaers Hall opposite Annurcation Square,
al the proceeds to 60 to the support of the
parochial school. Admission fifty cents, child
rem half price.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

This evening, at O'Clock, Rev. Father
Guidry, C. n, will preach in st. Stsphen's
church, Napoleon Avenue, for the local Total
Abstinence Society. OF course the admission
is free, and the public generally are invited to
attAnd
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

PKRsoNAL.-Last Thursday We had the
pleasure of a visit from the Rev. Father Phe-
Ian, the distinguished Editor of the st. Louis
Waseknan. Father Phelan is the guest of the
Rev. Father Kenny of st. Johns, at which
Church be will preach to-day at High Mass.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-25

1hHt tAe-sfas!t of communism 10 rapidly
spreading in the United sia'es Is proved by
the fac. that . ticket of pronounced Commu-
nists received over 500 votes in the recent
Chicago municipal election.