The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-22

different amounts. Dis. Gallitziu made the FOL
lowing entries:
Collected aIoug the Canal below Blairsville
Cardinal Uapellari afterwards Gregory
From entries made the total amount collect
ed was $l,5l950.
Between the leaves OF this book.were found
various specimens OF the currency of those
times ranging in amount on,fve cents to ten
year lSS. 1t can readily be understood that in
the quality OF the paper and the style or en-
with the green sacks and Nationai Bank notes
OF the present day. copy Cne OF the earliest
specimens
1.-The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of PItts-
hurgh promises to pay Edtr. 3. Roche or bearer on
.sPIttsburgh June s. 1873
''Cf Luckey, Cash'r; John Scuii, Pres't''
In her Life of d. A. GaIlitziu," D. $50, Miss
Brownson writes: Only one thing had he de-
sired OF the Bishop (Egan OF PhiladelDhia), but
thls Wltnout aNalii tnat ne wOulo VISIT the IN
terror of the State and administer Conformation
to all his Congregations"
Now it appears from entries made by DIR.
GaliltZin in the second book referred to, that
Pittsburgh, stopped at Lore:to and administer
ed Confirmation TO all who had not previously
moro remarkable in our days, eren To- pIttlIg
children aud tendtr infants. DR.. GalliIZin usu-
ally kept his entries in Latin, some OF which
translate:
Names of those who received the Sacrament OF
Confirmation f:om the RI. Rev. Bishop Michael
Michael Dan M'tfeehan, aged years
J0%p! JOgSPh -
Then follow tho names OF nine children OF
Henry Cooper.:the list opening with Augustine,
age1 is years, and closing with Mary aud JOS
eph ttwins), aged years.
Then five Children by name Beeoher, the eld-
Widow Rachel O'Hura and eight children
ranging from % to years.
children.
Geo. Glass, Jr., his wife Susan and seven chill
Eight children OF Luke Maguire ranging from
10 t2 years; and so on. with a long LIST, in
Levys, Cristes, Driscols, Walters, Nagles, Wills,
aud others, some of whom, and many of.whose
worthy citizens of that now thickly populated
district. The total number confirmed at that
that Confirmatf ion was administered withinIthe
limits or the diocese of Pittsburgh.
DIR. Gallitzin was very precise and methodical
in everything he did. and. II seems, was accus-
toned to keep a record OF Easter Confessions
years 1910, 1911 and 1873 The wdaws.are dessg-
mated by the Latin word ViditG. the married
women by CrOr, and the unmarried 10y the
letter y, which. suppose, stands for Virgn.
Opposite the names OF some of the men is the
letter s. which probably stands for Sene1 and
refers to their nature or advanced age.
The,liSt of sEaster COmmuniOns for the year
whom 81 were men, married and single. and I87
were women. OF the latter were widows, oS
were married and 81 unmarried.
The list of Easter Confessions for the year
1911 includes the names of 42i persons, or whom
III were men and 2j3 women.
The list of Easter Confessions for the year
1913 includes the names OF 555 persons, of whom
2t3 were men, Pos were women, ~ boys
ana 40 girls.
The rest OF this second book is filed with
memo oraIida of various kinds, u registry of Sol
and Low Masses. accounts with sundry
persons and record of private expenditures
extending over several years. These are not of
general interest, except In as much a the y show
the difference OF prices I'm the commodities of
life from the present value OF the same. and the
muItifsrious transactions in which the sanity
GallirZin engaged for the welfare of his
infant colony. MONTANUs,
Pittsburgh, Nov. II, 1878.