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New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE COURTS.
PECULIAR MORTGAGE TRANSACTIONS.
A S5o.OOO LoAs ON LAND SOLD roR $4,000.


.Jndpe Barnard, in the Supreme Court,
Brookyn. Yesterday in the case Of the Knckerbocker
Life Insurance Company OF this city against George '"
Nelson and others decided that mortgages to the amount
of $4,000 were void the ground OF usnry. III 'he
Fall OF 1874 George W. Nelson bought OF siias he'
ring tie safe manufacturer, 70 lots on sixteehths'
tween Seventh and Eighthayes., Brooklyn Nelson DOT
royed $50 900 from the KnickerbocSer INSURANCE Oon
pany giving mortgage for 10000 on the lots Inc
of the company insisted that SlSoo 'ns sdd w.
changed 10 S10OOO In order that the MORTGAGE sn'
not be for than onehaf the apparent yae oi ,e
propcrtv The loan Of $4,000 was made on thr cona
lion also that Nelson should repurchase f0r S2o'oOvh
mill formerly owned by HIM nj Sangertes, ana soh
give an additional $4,000 mortgage IA bonus upon tbs
wI cIo fransacton The company persuaded Ruea Mel
SON the father Of George W. Nelson TO give an % ~
bond for 500 900 upon the entire property DC Sp o'
knowing OF the $4,000 mortgage on the SauGeiues PioP
The case came into court on foreclose and
the dpfendants through Morris Iearsau, tu'lr
counap pleaded usurv bar. IL was claimed Or the
plaintiff that $40 900, tbo original price OF nc @
fhc $50 600 was bOna-nde consideration But ~ was
by the defense that the min properly WAs wo @
much less than 500 600, and that Rnea Nelson du NV
learn of the $4,000 mortgage until after hs n W ~ m
his indemnity bond Upon these proofs Juugc barnalu
aside the indemnify bond and declared the mortgages
peculiar legal point remains 10 be argued some tlme
ago Nelson transferred the equity OF ~ Tb r
Brooklyn property 10 man IN PennsylVahna h ihs th
grantee could not set plea OF usuy IN par OF ns
foreclosure But since The conmeneeneh 90 o. vIsp sIS The
suit the property has been rrconyeye1 10 Ne,snni ~, M
question 20 be argued IA whether Nelson now nous .s
Land the original mortgageor ana therefore WIN tn
to plead usury whether bY ihl- iasl asSel rams ,e w
received merely the equity OF redemption lhlS pont
will argued in few days. and upon It depends 'no
execui ion OF Jnnge BarDard's decision yesterday. .
During the progress OF the examination yesterday u
was that Henry w johnson: counsel OF me com
pany and member Of the Board OF Directors aud ixecp
live Committees; John A. Nichols. the Preslehtp anu
Alexander Studwei owned n-aIy all the stock oI lne
insurance company and they ali knew OF the uSiou'
arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
LOW PRICES FOR HALLS LAW LIBRARY.

The sale of the law library OF A. Oakey han,
Yesterday afternoon By Bangs Co., did not seem to
rouse much interest II was attended only by law
students and young lawyers anxious to increase their
store Of legal Lore rates The usual representa-
tvea the book trade were present None OF Mr nan
Old friends attended The prices low, and II was
said that not more Than 50 600 would be- received from
the sale The library cOmprised about LOO Voiuncs'
Fifty cents was the point az which the bids were started
Aibotts National Digest" in volumes, brought
iS47-IS73 sold for $40. Dlanchard's Circuit Court
Reports were knocked down 41 % for II volumes
The British crown from 17s9SB5, went Tor Ss)Z
English Law and Equity Reports brought 81 y cents a
volume or these there werc with the digest TO 81 vol
nmeS. IL Vulfmes.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
CrIrnBING A MAN FOR THEFT

Officer Kelly of the Sixteenth Precinct, while
patrollng along Tenthaye.. TwentysX st. yes
terday afternoon, found man bleeding and almost in
sensible upOn the sidewalk lie taken to Bellevue
Hospital where bis uaEle asceraned la be Michael
,jr( mn ace 81 Of No. ~ West Ihirt, -irs FIVE
severe cout,ons were found upon bis lead, his nose
was broken and his badly cnt He stated that has
heI-inaW James Wallace, of M. Oh Wet twenty
eieht!si., beaten niu Win club wallace was ar
rested anu at she stttOI-hOusc denied any relationship
wi tuc iniur. man, but admitted that hc HAD cubicd
him ciiIg mOucy fTUm thr Ddr oI saloon
while pa! Or drinks. lie was locacd up
Last uis llcCaun lyug IN critical condition III
ljycvac Hos pitaL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
NETWORKS RAINFALL
The report of the New York Meteorological

Observatory for 1876 has been submitted to the Rark
Department by Danie Draper director IL discusses at
length the drouth of 1876, and contains many tables
showing the annual amount Of rainfall and Its dlsr,pu
on II saws: 1.-THE drouth of 1876 began IN January 0i
mat wear During that month only 9f inch OF ram 1ei
while the average for Al years has been 50 nches IN
only two wears has It less In 1s3o only oy men
fclI and m $40 the amount .6l inch. All the
monns of 1876 were below the average except septen
The ouestion whether or not has been change
I'm the rainfall OF NewYork its vicinity s consuereu
fully The conclusion reached II that the rahiaii Mas ~ az
cr3sne until 1869 and that from that year 1t has d
ninished The date of It's reaching the minimum OF ol
recommending its ascent again Is not predicted NOT
il he redeted until many more observations, extending
over period Of years. have been made
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
ARMoRIts FOR CITY REGIMENTS.

Col Hitchcock Of the 9th Regiment argued before
the Adermens Committee County Aaa,rs yesterday III IA
vor " the building Of brigade by the city lie said
the present allowance Of $3.50 year for each company Of
regiment insufficient BisIde arnorcs would BE- costly
at rat hut would economical finally. The ctys
nnproiucye land could be used capt Baker OF the Wash
ugfu Crews view thai the present allowance
Alderman uomey sai he bad exam ned the
subject carefully and was satisfied the am0Hss were costing
the city TOO much fhe high, and the
amount aowe law udcousy pended would provide
convenient armOes. Another hearing VIII be gwen next
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
SWEARING IN YOUNG LAWYERS.

The 81 young men who were examined in open
court for adnis sson to the yestnay before
the supreme Cont General Term. attorneys and counse
them had been previously graduated at law
school trus their term 0 study. Judge DAVIS
ss us them 3D. reminded them that lid make them
la1Ner- stuGy The law ielon- ant "a tain iAe
of iaburS lie
fhS especially IL Of the SHIRT period uf study % sDme
submitting the examination amer
their raduai,n the CouTt highly approved. lie theE
minded them o the hOnOis duties ~ the position which
they The graduates Of the law schools Will be
int,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
SAVINGS BANK INTEREST AT FIVE PER CENT.

At n recent meeting of savings bank officers
in the roons of the Chamber of Commerce. the Commit
tee on Amendments reported that the sOO0oo savings
bank deposors of this State Lad for cOngTatia
tion upon the amendments to tine General savings law
adeuted This wear despite the tarness Of their intro
CucOn. These amendments were cOnsonaut win the
needs time 4 vote OF thanks 10 brahofu
Klu- for IN. abors in favor of these amendments was
adopted IL was resolved unanimously that the amend
20 of the present wear Interest will be accordingly
pad epOsOrs at the rate of five cent instead ct
six per cent. The COMMITTEES ON Amendments was re-
tained n committee association with references 10
the forming savings Bank Association OF the state oI
y
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
FALIIPE AND ASSIGNMENTS.

The failure Of W. b. Clori1e. broker, at No. %
Broad ST. again Yesterday. Mr. Corke faiiei
few months ago but serWar made settlement with
his creditors rsadmitted TO the Stock Exchange
He was AT cue srut Of the stock Exchange and has
been highly respected on the sir-st
fOr the beneht Of creditors we're filed yesterday
Clcrk 10y James II. sherman Of No. l39
Chanbes Theodore q. Docksder, and by Fannie r..
Gre d JOseIIl NAIer.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
BOSTON ALIVE ABOUT TIE EXHIBITION.

BosroN, May 31.--A meeting of citizens was
held al the Board Of Trades this afternoon, to
take measures for suitable representation OF America
at the Paris Exhibition. Resolutions adopted
setting forth the Importance Of such representation and
urgiue the President 10 taxi necessary measures TO
enable xhibtors make preparations. The resolutions
also * the appOin Of provisional commissioner
ar ether rcpre eutatiye committee appointed to
nrrsrnt the resolutions To the secretary VI State.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

HypRopATuY IN THE CHURCH.-The Bishop
Of cnneld s going 10 provide floating church for the
benent of the bontrnen In hts diocese Tue curate IN
charge Of this viii undertake the nrst cold water cure
Of sous.l Funny Folks
This morning as the City Marshal was con-
voyng back tho lookup man who ~as unable to pay
ms line, and who had In consequence 10 work on tho
streets for couple OF weeks, tnt oozl consoed his
prisoner with tho remark " wouldn't mind II much"
The mono yess ,nan responded Z" ~ouldnt mind IL u
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
DANIEL pRlw's GRANDCHILDREN FUND.

In the suit of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany as trustee Of Daniel Dew's grandchildren against
Daniel Drew Judge Barrett yesterday in supreme Co IT,
Chambers appointed w g. Choae TO sell certain securities
The suit is over tho large fund left by the csdens maternal
grandfather Robert W Kelly his In trust Tor
MI Drews nye grandchildren Nr Drew became the soils
the funds mOftgagne his house and
setting aside the securities IN question to what he used
child withdrew heg share beoTa MI Dfows nlrc Al
failure ya appoint sd trustee Of the others
GeorgAna Josephine COzEes Louise H. Edey and
Anton-te This realize rom the securi
tie, he them.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

A GOOD SITTING DOwN.-Aunt IOwser was
much a-ouished reading that tue Russian army bad
sIt down before Kars. "Such procristcana,on = ex-
cIaime. The old lady. It's shameful o be stu down
Uacn they ought to be up and doing. what aye say '
Tbcy II carry the city with their arnsf Don't tel me-
DON'T believe a word OF IT. Funny Folks
A witty Frenchman writes III IA Parls news
naucr tlat "a French major il . man who mas tbree
rcrrotons The third was gwen him because had two,
the second because he had and the first because he
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
ARMY OKDEKS.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Col. James Is. Fry, Assist
ami Autapt (,epea has Orered report In
10 The Commanding General Department ~ the Missouri for
tnnor,ry speeis service Capt D. W. Foster Assistant
has ordered report 10 the Commanding
spe Department 0f rho Platte Tor assignment 10 duty at
Ogden, Utah Territory.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

Tine Lehigh Valleys price for chestnut is 81 20 Very
little OF this coal however, reaches this market Othcf
wise schedule prices of the Lelgh Valley Company
the same. bit the decline in the prlcc OF ITS stove
coal is 50 cen instead Of so cents.
There WIS n general inquiry for prices yesterday, but
very few sales were made Retail dealers, whose yards
arc full 20 OVERLOOKING with coal bought nj Orner prices
express regret that they did not wait longer before
buling so largely. The retail agents Of tie Delaware
ana Indson Canal Company reduced their retail prices
from % 10 80 Their present rc"s Tor coal
stove, So so; chestnut, So - pea, - 30. The *
pense yard to private residence ranges
flO "A according 80 distance. These
are the lowest prices known in this city ior Al
anthracite coal.
Mr. fiowep President of the Philadelphia and Read
in Coal and Company has tc!eA rahtd from Lon
don that thC success his mission with the English
bOndhOlders is positively assured
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 31.-A span of horses
ran away In the rural cemetery today and Miss Lizzie
Calhoun one OF the occupants Of the carriage. jumped
ont and struck on her head She died almost Instantly
Her colupanion Alice OvcrtOD, remained m The carriage
and was severely but not fatally injured. Both were
members OF the graduating cass OF the high school
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun r.se...... $50 sun sets. I25 Clock slow 22t
Moon rises. ll.i6 Moon s0uhs as NOoHs a, uA!s ~
VISA WAIse IO-DkY-A N
sandy Hook ..ll:27 GOV. Island = dcl "as'''' I'-'
mon wArEE TO-DAf-P ".
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
prices for May :

The schedule rates Of the Delaware and Hudson and
the Lcbigh Valley Companies do not differ from the
above figures for the grade Of coal except for
chestnut, which is 81 IS. The prices for Lchch coal
have been reduced still more by the Lehgh Valley ann
the IeblVh and Wikesbarrc Companies. The following
table shows the new prices Of the Lehgh and Wilkes
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
PETER b. sWEENYrs TRIAL.

The counsel for Peter B. Swceny yesterday
stated that they expected that the trial of the snit
against HIM would 20 Monday, bat there was
possibility o delay OF day account Of an engage
nent " Mr. Beach. Mr.. Pcckh.m il absent frrn the
city eu,-ed trial Of al important suit but expected
to rptu turni N
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE CHEAPEST COAL YET.
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN


EEWYORK,
The coal companies that do not sell at auc-
ton reduced their Wholesale prices yesterday to conform
with the es established by the auction sales on Tues
day Toe following lis; shows the LeAigh and Wilkes
barre Companys prices free board at Port Johnston
for Wkcsharre COAL and the decline from the schedule
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
SUICIDE BY LEAPISG FROM FERRYBoAT !
As the ferry-boat Commodore Barney Of the

Wlianshurgh line eominL toward this clty about
,,'clcck last II ght weldressed walked 10 the for
ar rar, ~ the boat where he remained for time
suddenly Dc jumped overheard and the boat passed over
him rope from the stern ana 30" engines
stoupc bat tc stranger sank from view. His bOdy has
IL..In NJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE ITALIAN NERALsivTSDrcATToN-

Charges of dishonesty and mfaithfulness in
Office originally made against Ferdlnando de Luca, the
Italian ConsuGencra in this city, about two years ago.
were renewed last June by Deputy Bertani, by whom
they we're first preferred An investigation was re-
qursted by the Consul and a commission appointed
to ASCERTAIN the truth falsty OF the accusations This
COMM sion, composed OF Baron Blanc, Italian Minister
Washington; Chcvalier Martinez, commander OF the
Italian frigtte Victor Emanuel ; Baron Poschine,
DepUy tO the Italian Parliament and Chevalier Ricel
Mumc pal Counsellor Of Rome, met last September ana
after thorough inquiry rendered verdict completely
vindeatng the Consnls character, and asking that pub
lie recognition bo made ~ their report This verdict has
rccriVed the attention Of the Italian Parliament and the
President the Cabinet and the Minister of Forcn AZ
iaire unite in official declaration Of the COnsufs ILL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

for the compaints The board referred the matter 10
Distrfct-AttOrney Downing VINO, II s uhdeiseoou' wa"
iose no time In determining upon his course
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of George l.. Kent against the Quicksil-
yer Mining Company brought prevent tho placing Of iis
common stock Oh an equality with It's preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
LONG ISLAND REJECTS NETWORKS CARRIAGE.

LONG ISLAND Rejects NETWORKS CARRIAGE.
The savory subject of NcwYork garbage
aud ofal was up before the Queens County Board OF
Supervisors yesterday petition Of residents OF the
North Side, principally OF North Hampstead, for
action to stop 10 the dumping OF street refuse In
Long Island Sound The petition Is signed by nearly
welknown gentlemen, among whom are the Hon.
stephen Ia her, the Hon. VIM II. OndsrdOnk William
cullen Bryant, John W. Harper. y. L. NJ. Barlow Henry
w EasiDan Edward Morgan, Thomas A. Jerome Bena~
min ID. Hicks, and John d. Acker. The petition staIes
that "the dumping Of garbage IN Long Island Sound
from boats running from the CITY Of ewYork has be-
intoeiablo nuisance to those dwelling ON tho
souh side OF Queens County and likely M the season
advances produce sickness and diseasf The matter
very fully and freely discussed by the supervisors
and there much Indignation expressed In regard TO
the VI the WORK authorities In giving cause
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

ron QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARVING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL -,
Tho steamer. Of this IIno l~uc Routes f'''np
nv Ila,t Naury L. 4 n zolag seuih OF tue ninA' % "
passage 10 Queenstown. all the year round
ADRIATic SATURDAY. June 50 N
BRITANNIC SATURDAY. June H. . N
aEKnANIc, SATURDAY. June - ,A IN
ADRIATIC SATURDAY July IA, = q No. .,
PROM rHK WHITE STAR DOCK. Pihs Ss N""-'
RIVER - -., .,.,,n,ss.si 70 -
p.intmontA The saloon. StAteruoin.. on1AAs ara
fooms arc placed amdshps whefc the noss s""
ss.t feI aaorJing . dagf,e Of coEort hithsf" a'N'
~ sea . -. 49,, .,nn .on Return Tickets -
favorable termA siesrase. s2s .,... ann, A lss
Fvr Inspection OF plans apd other iniolmStsasl@ ATTY
companys om0cs ~" ~ "sy- n j. CVkrIs. AseSN
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

T0fal n Ii3 IWI III II
The number from domestic ports durng the sans
time IA foiOWa;
w steamers ships Barks BnES schrs Total
Eastern ports. "a l,uJ5 lFp
Southern ports "a -'9 81
Totai.......i0s / i.23s ia
lFor --latest ShlD Sers Fihh Pggel
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

Corsr OF APPPAts-ALPASY NAV 3l.Thc following ts the
Cfst Appeals day calendar FOR Fuay June l. io NUS
81 81, So Il, lSJ, Al, 40, and 3d.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BsTwEEN Nh"fokA
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREM ~. -...
CONPANy'S PIER foot ef SrCpN D ST BoBONEN
MAIN Saturday. Juno Mo~El- t1tnrdS.- nh. "a "a
" I,SFu Satnr,ay... June . ODER. saturcsy ing -
RATES OF PASSAGE IRON NbW lORk 20 sol lhAAf
TON, HAVHE. OK BktMEN -. 49,, -.
STFERNGE SSe. currency. . ,...,ts
Return cSer edmeet rates Pr paid nteffase N'iu'
cafes $50 currencY'
For freight or pa,slho apply To- . - a ,,.,,,. -,,.,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-25
Letter from the Right Rev. Bishop OF Na'chez

NATcHEZ Mississippi, March 81. 1877.
Rev John II. McManus St. Paul's Church, vicksburg.
Reu. Dear Sri beg you to recommend
warmly to your congregation the claim Of Rev.
Father Georget, of Pass Christian, upon their
liberality.
His church was totally destroyed by re four
weeks ago, and the congregation are entirely
unable to rebuild it. They must remain with
out any church, unless great deal of help is
given them from the rest of the Diocese, aud
from other friends.
The Catholics of Pass Christian have always
been liberal in giving, to the best of their
power, for all works of religion and charity
when they were called on.
Rev. Father Georget himself is one of the
oldest Priests in tho Diocese. He has baen
2aboring among US with zeal and self-devotion
for almost twenty years.
He has worn out his bodily strength by his
aelf-exposure and his priyations encountered in
his zeal for souls. 1 remember that at one
time he was in the practice of saying ar carly
Mass at Ooean Springs, and then still fasting,
he returned to Biloxi, Eve miles, rowing the
boat himself, in hot summer weather, to say
late Mass. Only the prohibition of his Bishop
could prevail on him to desist
Another time the church of one of his missions
had been thrown down by tornado. For some
time before he ha been desiring to visit his aged
parents in France. When made arrangements
to enable him to be absent some months, aud
wrote to him to that effect, he wrote back that
all the little means he had been saving for that
journey he had now laid out for the repairing
Of his church. And it WAS several years be-
fore he gave himself and his parents the graft
hcation of that visit.
The Catholics of the Diocese ought to be
generous with SO generous a Priest of God,
And it will be their gain to have share in his
merits, by helping him in this heavy sMction.
What write to you 1 will be glad to have
known by the other Revd. Pastors; and by all
who may be able to assist him.
For that purpose l will ask the Editor of the
MORNING STAR, to please publish this letter.
Wishing to You and to all q happy E ls'er'
Iremain your faithful seryaAt in Christ,
WALJaAM HENRY,
Bishop of Natohez
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-25

Last Wednesday was the season of one of
those occasions which said to be the pride and
glory the hearts ladies and of to the
We refer to the spring and summer open
ing at the establishme Mt Mrs. F. R. Hardon and
Charities street, which brought together the
fArest eOf tho city, and crowded the spacious
showrooms during the day and evening with pleased
and admirnR groups. Tho colors and shades were
freely discussed by the visitors, and mandarRe coral
vesuvus seafoam and gernnum put to the test aS to
whether becoming otherwise. In bonnets and hats
there was such profusion of beauties that to the
uninitIAted. it seemed puzzling thing to mako a
ssleoton Paris rs usual furnished large number of
the gems but those of home manufacture seemed to
have preference by the majority. Caroline Coutot
and other Partisan houses furnished elegant chips
trimmed In tulle and green flowers real lace and ostrich
tpS leRhOrns in luoifer and mandariRe with ostrich
plume combining the same cOlors, and which the
DrunetSs pnrohAsed and ordered freely; English straws
Nssuvius wreathS turbans with Seafoam PluShett
ana ponponn, and . great many others which it would
take columns describe The flowers Wreaths sprays
grasses blooming MOSES feathers, birds, wings, tips
PuEeS and the Of other superb articles which
constitute hst GLASS stock in millinery goods 90
abundant and bright and beautiful to be perfectly
bsWtldernR IA children . head gear, it makes an
old heart young again TO think Of the hundreds o.
apArklng merry faeOS RsncinE out from beneath the
hats cape and bonnets Nrs Hsrdon has prepared for
them. The opening grand success. tt deserved
e b. and an event which will no doubt be ~
stiyp % Ara Harden IS is Was plsAsuEabls = hes
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-25
HOLY WEEK EXERCISES.

,Jesvits'. Palm Sunday, chanting OF the Pas-
sion ct High Massi at n. will begin three Gays
Retreat preparatory TO Pascal COMMUNION. 1no e1'
oreisss will take place sllows: In English AZ
IN Ssnday Monday and Tuesday; ct OF A. n. ON Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday; in French ut 10 A.
and p NJ on Monday and Tuesday. oAace OF the
Tenebrae at 81 P. n. on Wednesday. ThursdAy and
Friday On Thursday ct IA. High Mass and Pascha
kCommunisn, ct p. N, Passion presohed in French
4 OF Good Friday At A. II, Morning oMeej F. NJ.
ations Of the Way OF the Gross p Il Passion. in
nglish. On holy Saturday, At 81 A NJ, Morning ONCE
= st. PatyScks. - Tenebrae, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. at o'clock. Friday evening, at
o'clock, Sermon the Passion. Thursday and Satur
lay at u h. NJ, Solemn Maas, and Friday morning.
a4srviees 1t the same hour.
81 Church of St. John the Baptist.-Wednesdsy
10 7.se p. Way Of tho Cross Thursday at Z3O
sEenebrae and Friday, at the same hour Sermon by
Rev b. Begy. 81 Morning services at 1880 O'clock
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
st. Tkeresa's -TeneSrae on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at 40 0eAak Friday at the same
hour. Sermon the u Father Free, 8. j.
Thursday and Saturday. O'Clock. and Friday
SOLEMN high Mass at 10 oci5ekknd Sermon by Father
FREQ.
st. Michaels. = Tenebras Wednes day aud
Thursday evenings o'clock and Friday at the
hour Sermon the Passion by the Rev. T. j. Abbot
@. II. The morning services will commence at 7 81
O'Clock. .
st. Alphonsus'.-Every evening at a.. Sermon
by the Rev. It. Enright, CSS.R Morning services I
O'Clock saturday the morning services commence at
$50.
t.Mary's (Gern,an) No services on Wednes-
day evening. On Thursday and Friday evenings, Ser
mon by Rev. Father Neu, C.SS.R On Saturday even
ing, grand Resurrection Procession will take pace.
Morning services same as st Alphonsus.
Notre Dame de Bon Secours.-Same az st
Mars's. with the ezcsNtP that Tn Saturday evening
there Will be no serviSdfW