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ROME, August 2.-It is stated in clerical
circles that Monsignor G. Sloisi Masella, pa
pal nuncio at Munich, has arrived at an I'M
derstanding with Prince! Bismarck. at Kissen-
gen, in regard to the neduS UiUinda between
Germany and the Vatican.
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loan ASSOCIATIONS.
DIRECTORS

New seriesi New seriesi New seriesI
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Murder at the Fifth Ward Polls

The Murder at the Fifth Ward POLE.
EDITORS APPEAL-As a citizen of Menu
phis, feel it my duty to cali the attention of
the public to the conduct of the two police
men present at the difficulty in the fifth ward
on the day of the election. Doherty was 10
the chalengers' stand, trying to get at Day.
swearing he would kill him, fully one and
one-half minutes before a shot was fired.
The two aforementioned officers were both
standing In the stand, and allowed the dis arb
ance to go on until the fatal result. 1t often
suffer rather than the guilty. policemans
duty is to stop such rows. and when they
stand by End allow ''roughs' TO shoot pistols
into crowd of unoffendlng citizens, they are
not atfording protection to the city, but are
an expense for nothing. l trust the proper
authorities will investigate the matter, and
discharge or punish such men, so as to pre-
vent anything of the kind in the future.
EYEWITNESS.
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MARRIED..

BRYANT FoSTER-In this city, on Sunday, July
2Sth, by Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Mr. WILLIAM BRYANT
and Miss BLANCHE FOSTER, all of Memphis.
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WA. MELRoY, Sergean
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storm I'm Kansas.

TOPEKA, August "a heavy wind and
ram storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, visited this section of country early
this morning, and, it is thought, has injured
corn somewhat. At seven o'clock tonight
another storm broke with terrific force, blow
ing down signs and breaking trees. A house
was struck by lightning this morning.
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ORGANIZATIONS YESTERDAY.

WAR DEPT SIGSAL SERVICE L. :. Army.
THuRsDAY. AnglsI = LIZ. lOslS . M.
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ETNIVERsIFY OF VIRGTNTA-session

- begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continues
nine months The Institution is organized on the
elective system, giving the student fIe9 choice of
studies, with full courses In the Schools of tho
demic department and In the Schools of Law, MEG
tcine. engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply TO the Secretary of the Faculty P o. Univer-
sity OF Virginia. JAMES F. HARRISON, MD,
Chairman OF the EacnllY.
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SATURDAY. Aueus. "a 1873


sell at public auction to thu highest bidder Tor
the following real estate OF so much thereof may
be necessary to satisfy said Decree viz: The south
half OF lot No. Al on the plan of the city OF
ph's fronting 74ll feet Third street and running
back east 1883 feet, bet Eeen parallel lines to
alley.
Also the following parcel of real estate in the city
of Memphis tO-Wit: Parts of lots 10 and { l on
Main street, and bounded follows, tO-wit: Be
ginning the west side Main street at the center
of the partition wall between the tSO houses known
as 257 and 257I2; thence south 20 feet inches
John NJ. LEAFS line; thence west with said line I4SIs
feet to alley thence north 20 feet inches 20 The
center of said walls thence east IISI2 feet to the
be ginntDg-
Also, a tract of land lying In the 10Th district
of Shelby county, near the city OF Memphis. and
bounded as follows: Beginning on the north side of
the new Raleigh road opposite Bill avenue; thence
north SO chains so links; thence east % chains 10
link; thence north deg west "a chains 80 links;
thence cas-, 40 chains, more or less. TO VIM. Kin
caid's south corner; north 12l2 chains: east 20
chains; north 10 chains; west chains; north 22IS
chains; west 1914 chains; south Il chains; thence
down WOLF river with its meandeT0gs TO Payne's
northeast corner; thence south 1894 chains TO north
side OF the Raleigh road thence east deg south
with said road 12l2 chains 10 the beginning con-
tanning $50 acres. This August 3, 1878.
B. Z. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue
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L. WINCHESTER, Secretary.

In the above matter the board of health
agreed that their jurisdiction did not extend
to Hopefield, and therefore they could not is
sue orders commanding faithful compliance
with Memphis quarantine laws. Yet, mas
much as the citizens of that city had volun-
teered their services, they could only return
thanks, and hoped for such cooperation as
they may deem proper.
On motion, a copy of the above resolutions
was forwarded to the officers Of the Hope
field meeting
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FROM DIR. S. w. Hunter, Baltimore, Mary
land: Having become familiar with
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic invigorator, take pleasure in recon-
mending 1t as excellent preparation, com
bining as 1t does food and tonic in a remark
able way, producing good blood, health and
atrpnufh
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SATURDAY. August "a Is7s.
. T ~ y y -
Commissioner of Revenue.

No 1854, n. Z. D.-(Secold Chaucery)- B. P. An
dsrson, Commissioner OF Revenue, vs.. Julia +. R
Winn ct al.
Pursuant TO decree for sale entered in the above
stated cause in Chanesry Court of Shelby county
Jnly ID, 1878, and recorded in minute-boOk -,
page 206, will, on
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DISSOLUTION.
w. H.. Horton ~ Co.
GRAIN DEALERS AND GROCERS
Lime and Cement Agents,
1926 FRONT STREET. MEMPHIS.
C0paitnership Notice.

TTHIS is to notify that Mr.. JULIUS KUHN has
L been given an interest in our business, to take
effect from and after this date. The firm name Will
continue as heretofore. WIN. FRANK x co.
GR- Referring to above notice, my connection with
MessTS Menken Brothers ceases from date. Thank
ing my friends and the public generally for past ia
vors l would most respectfully solicit share of
their patronage for my new firm.
Memphis, August 1, 1878 JULIUS KUHN.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Hold a Meeting and dOpt stringent
Resolutions for the Punishment
OF ViOlat0rs of Quarantine
Regulations
HOusehGIders Warned to Put their
Premises in Good Sanitary COndi-
tiOn, and Keep them sO-EeIp
fr0m HOpefeId.

The board of health-all present-met at
headquarters last evening to consider what
steps should be taken with violate S of quar-
antiue regulations, as well as occupants of
premises who have not yet removed Euisan
ces on same. After hearing the facts con-
corning the parties crossing in skitfs from
Hope6eld, Thursday night, resolution was
presented and adopted without dissenting
voice. 1t is as follows:
ResolUed, That no sl1ff, tug, ferryboat or
water craft permit any passenger. baggage or
freight from New Orleans or Vicksburg to-
cross the river in their crafts, from the Ar
kansas shore to the city of Memphis, under
penalty of not less than fifty dollars for each
otferse. Any person coming into the city in
violation of the quarantine ordinance will be
subject to the same fine.
A copy of the above resolution was then
forwarded to police headquarters, which the
river policemen were instructed TO enforce.
The matter eff enforcing the penalty of the
law as existing against Dulsances on premises
was also presented, and the following resolu.
tons were adopted:
RESOLVED, That every owner occupant or
agent of any lot, building or premises be no.
titled at once to abate any nuisance on the
same, and if not done within the time pre-
scribed, that they be arrested and fined as the
law directs.
Resolred, That the ordinance requiring all
cutters in front of property to be kept clean
by the occupants of said property, or by its
owner, be strictly enforced.
The following communication was re-
ceived from the citizens OF Hopefeld, and
fled as part Of the proceedings of yesterdays
meeting:
HoPEFIELD. August ,. 1873.
To the Off of the Board of Health of the City of
Memphis, Tennessee:
GENTLEAIEN-At a meeting of the citizens
of this place to devise some means to prevent
boats coming from New Orleans and Vicks-
burg from landing at this place, the follow
ing resolutions were, upon motion, adopted:
Resolred, That we will obey any and all
orders coming from the board of health Of
Memphis that will prevent steamers coming
from New Orleans and Vicksburg from land
ing at the Hopefeld elevator, or at any place
In the vicinity.
ResolUed, That Robert Richards, Hope
Vance, c.. P Williams and Levi Conklin be
appointed committee to wait upon the board
of health of Memphis, and present the afore
said resolution, and to ask their aid in the
same. JOHN LEONARD,
Chairman.
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

II NIX above Association are now ready to issue
L their third series of stock After unpTece-
dented successful years business, and having pic
ne~red an entlfriy new field In Building and Lean
Association business. We are authorized from the r.
suit in stating 10 borrowers or non borrowers that
can guarantee them the best paying stock Ia the
city Subscriptions will be received by the SeePtary
at the office of the Association, Is Madison street.
or by any Of the Directors.
DIRECTORS Hon. Jacob thompson. ar b. I. Por-
ter, NJ. Gavin, sohn Gum, K. D. Goodwin. Thomas
Holman. Jr., z. II. Winters Judge c. ". HeiSkell
Fl. W. GIeibe, ". J. McDermOtt. K. D Jonah.
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. ....-..-.-.-. President
THOMAS HOLMAN, JR .-.-. Vice-P President
DIR. D. t. PORTER -----..... --.-.... %. Treasurer
W. J. MCDERAI0TT 1900 .-........-. Secretary
BELCHER Il JORDAN ---- AttnTne. :
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W0RKlkGMEN'S

SSUES new series OF STOCK every giiai ter: com
l. meaced business in 1878, and has beer ana Is
SUCCESS. Stated meetings held on FtRs-T III g.
DAY EVENING OF each month. AT their Office 20
Madison street. uI--tars. TO make loans. Eghih Sc
mes commences JUiy I. 1878. Subscribe now.
Money 70 Loan stock Tor Salei No Back Duesi
L. LAGRIIL L. President
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NesTECE.

TTNHE regular monthly board meeting of the Mem
l. pbis Building and Savings Association will be
held on MONDAY, August 5th, at Zig pm, at 291
Main street. to receive dues and loan out the moneys
on hand. New series open since July lst for Dor
Towers and nOn-bOrrOwers' S. STURM. Secy.
TTlHE officers and members of Mem ,ss.ss.sssl
L phis Degree Lodge No. 3, /. o. o. S<7A
F., are requested to meet at their hall
his SATURDAY. evening, aug, Sd, |S'sfh<S<-
at o'clock, for work in the degrees. All transient
brothers are fraternally Invited
By order VIM. HENRY, Degree Master.
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SaNFORD's JaMalCA GINGER

Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dr,l zei757.
Grocers. and Dealers in Medicine throur1-
out the United States and Canadaa. Price.
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
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FREY 4 SCHILLISG,
Live Stock Commission Bushes.

at the old stand of Frey x Scarborough. where they
hope to retain The trade OF their old friends and
also gain many new ones. RESPECTFULLY.
FREY Il ~ KILLING.
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saturday. August "a. ISIS,

No. 1880, R. 9-ChanceFy Court of Shelby county
B. P. Anderson, Commissioner OF Revenue, vs..
Herman KOebler ct al.
Pursuant to decree Tor sale entered in the above
stated cause June II, 1878, l. will, on
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NEW FARM.

JOSEPH FREY. J. SCHILLING.
TNHE undersigned. Joseph Frey, late Of Frey d
L Scarborough, and Jacob Schilling. late of La
Crol Schilling have this day entered into copart-
neTsnip, under the firm name of
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EXEMPLARY CONDUCT OF Il CROWN
PRINCE.

The Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria az
rived in Berlin on the I'd of March and was re-
ceived by the Imperial Court with every mark
of respect. Notwithstanding that in Berlin
everything Catholic is looked upon with scorn,
Prince Rudolph sent to the curate on the day
Of his arrival to inquire the time when Mass
wonld be celebrated next day (sunday). At
the time designated, the Prince made his 0p.
pearance, accompanied by his entire suite, and
assisted at Divine service with the utmost rev.
erence. He asked Afterwards to be introduced
to the priest, with whom he oonversod for o
considerable time in most friendly manner.
The festivities in honor Of the Grown Prince,
which lasted three days, were concluded by Q
grand ball on Shrove Tuesday night ct the
royal palaOs. Prince Rudolph took part in the
festivities until midnight, when he retired to
to the parlOr OF the Empress Augusta. Being
asked whether he would roturn to the BALI
room, he answered: "No, your Majesty; Lent
has commenced. It is now Ash Wednesday !;
the carnival has ended for me-" The Empress
was much edited. Next morning he was pre-
sent at an early Mass. The conduct of this
noble Catholic youth puts to the blush many
nominal Catholics, who are ashamed of their
faith and neglected. of lite practices whenever
they find themselves in places where 1t iS de-
Eided.
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DIEn

McNALLY-on SATURDAY.. Nav {. 1878, at II =. M.
James G. MoEally, aged 2e years q native Of county
Longord Ireland and resident of this city tor the
last II years.
Brooklyn, New York, and Ireland papers please
copy.
halfpAs 10 O'Clock, Margaret Haney wife OF Thomas
Kelly native OF County Mayo ireland, aged 49 years.
and . resident Of New Orleans 1s years.
DAVERN-On Wednesday morning. June I2 1873
John Davern, son of Thomas Davern and Winnsld
MoMabon: q native Of New OrleansS late Jefferson
City. aged "a years.
BUTLER-on Tuesday. at l O'Clock p. m, Mary
Hyland aged fs years wife of James Butler, native
parish Kaher, County Of Tipperary, ireland and
resident OF \ ew OrleanS for the last 26 years.
RoSS-At the Lobden Plantation, in the parish Of
West FoliciAna. Saturday. April g. 1873, coward
II. Ross, aged IL years . native of tho County Mons
Rhan Ireland, and resident Of this city and Of the
0bove.nAmed parish for tho past twenty years.
FLEMING-At quarter Of 3 O'Clock Friday morn
ing. juno 7, 1873, James Fleming, aged So yeArs.
Ireland resident OF this city for the past thirty
years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16

The Cork Examiner of the 9th of May, pub.
Hshes the following Telegram from its special
correspondent:
London, Sanday Night.-T hear Government
have received assurances from the Irish PEivy
Council that careful in Investigation throughout
the Island gave . certainty that no FeniAn
movement ID on foot, and no revival of this
form of dsafEection 10 apparent The Govern
ment is further informed that the coustabulary
in some south Western districts of Munster are
instructed to keep watch for the possible sp-
peaEAnce Of suspicious strangers. The British
Minister aG Washington sends intelligence Of
an organized mission of Fenian prOpSgandisto
prepared to sail from New York.
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YLRGZNLANS IND NORTH CAROLINTANS
AT 0ETTYGBURG.

A gallant North Carolina oai ser, thinking
that the Virginians have received rather more
than their share Of tho glory Of the great
fight ut Gettysburg. writes an article to the
Phiiadelphis IImes from which We take this
extract
OF the infantry In General Lees army 1t
Gettysburg there were eight brigades and
three regiments from Virginia aud seven bri-
Rades aud three regiments from North Caro-
lina-those from the first named State num-
berinR about Is 500 men and those from the
latter about 12 500 mon. Now, would not any
one who knew nothing of this battle, exoept
what he had learned from the above-mention.
cd histories, be surprised to know that tho
smaller body had lost In killed and wounded
vastly more than the lsrgerf Virginia had
$40 men killed and 1 97l wounded total,
2,347. North Carolina had 694 killed and
). lS1 wounded total 3 S75. To state that the
Ave North Carolina regiments In Heth's Di-
vision had. during the battle, more men killed
than the fifteen Virginia regiments In Piokett'a
Division, would astonish some people /; bat IL
il nevertheless true, as the reports will show.
Four of these regiments constituted Petit
grews Brigade; the other, with three Missis-
sippi regiments, formed the brigade of Gem
eral Joe Davis. These two brigades fought on
the fcst day and sustained o loss Of two-thirds
With organic alton thus almoat destroyed, but
" ith morale unim mpairod, they went into the
assault on the third day aud did not retire un-
til another twenty. fve per cent. OF their men
had been killed and wounded and their flank
had been exposed. Even then they had the
honor of being the last troops to reoross the
Potomao.
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The following lires, composed for the occa.
sion and neatly framed, were presented re-
GENTLY as o birthday compliment to our respect
ed fellow-citizen, Harry A. Blake, Esq, pro-
fessor of music and orgsnist at st. Miohael's
Church:
ACROSTIC
tN MAN HEART AND GKNIps.
Has your soul depth unaoundsd your heart vacant
Are you fond Of joy Observation-Disclosures spacei.
Rest your spirits heavy grounded in the pursung
Repair to tho of peasure-to the Muses. holy
You will find mental treasure in feeling all divine,
As you take preferred measure of the consecrated
Blessed Music shall go sounding to the sou remotest
parti
Laughing Sentiment go bounding to the vacant plaoe
ut heart;
And the Life in hApless shall take vGor from
Kin to heavenly peace Of mind lie the joy suoh musis
brings;
Earth hath pleasure but this wholesome kind whose
Quiokening never stingsl Pm.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. J. 3. MALoNEY. corner Of Josephine and Camp
0treots MagaGn0 Market respectfully informs his
patients and the puba in general that he performing
all operations SppSrtAning to his profession In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with
without extracting the roots, on new plan Old sets
Of teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation occurred
Teeth extracted without pain by the u0o Of gas or
chlor0form. Charges within the reach Of all
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MARRIED.

MAHONEY-DoNLEN-On Saturday, June 9. 1873,
In ss. Peter and Pauls Church. by the Rev. Father
Jeremiah Moynihan, Philip j. Mahoney. Of Cork Ire
land to Mics Ellen Donlen, Of Tuam County Galway,
IRELAND.
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RRoUIEN MASS

There will be . solemn Requiem Mass for the repOSe
Of the soul of Mrs. SARAH K. BENJAMIN at st.
Alphonsus Church, Fourth District, Tuesday mOrn-
inR 18th inst at O'clock
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"The arrival" says the New York Irisk
american, "on June 1st, of 597 emigrants by
the steamer Oder, of 672 on the 2d, by the
steamers City Of Berlin and Spain, and Of 1871
on the 5th by four steamers, indicates the re-
newal of the industrial stream which for some
time had ceased to flow in this direction. Nit
be true that the apparel oft proolaims the man,
most Of the passengers who arrived belong to
respectable class. They came mostly from Ger
many, Austria and Bohemia. They made bat q
few moments stay in the city, changed their
money, bought their tickets and departed for
the far West. This revival of immigration
shows that the struggle Of the laboring Glasses
for bread in Europe is very severe, and that
their hopes are again turned toward this
coRntry."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16

Many Q man keeps on drinking until be has
not q coat TO his back or bis stomach.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOB RENT
ZOE BALLs. CONCERTs IND RALRS.

&c. Pstrick's HAN, the LARGESr AND FINEST
RAIL- III THE OITRo win - rented, b. ths nigh
OR longer, on reasonable tsTRS, foR OoNCEREBs
RAILS, LECTURES, FAIRS and ExHzEEToNs.
Fer CHARITAsLz KHTEETATElEKWER vithoG
distinction Of creed che Eau WIN - rented - HAE.
FRIUB.
MIAERH1A 1HsURAHOEsCo1CRAEE.
naMB6 Ne. gEQszO G4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALL DIVISION NO. I-ANCIENT ORDER
HIBERNIAHs.-Ats election Of officers for Division
No. A. o. H. held at theI hail. 81 st. Charles street.
Friday june 7th the following tlemen elected
to servo for the ensuing year,
WALTER c. McCARTY. President;
GEO. DIXON, Vice President,
HUGH McCLoSKEY. Treasurer;
JAS. KILLILEA. Financial Secretary.
D. B. HAGERTY. RtcNding Secretary:
p. KANE. Marshal.
Re-elOctod
WALTER. @. Nc 1ARTY, President.
D. B. HAGERTY. Secretary.
HALL DIVISION NO 0-ANCIENT ORDER
HIBERNIAEs.-At election of officers Of this
Division, the following named gentlemen elected
to serve during the ensuing year:
sRoBT. @. DAvEY. President;
ED. KENNEDY. Vice President,
sWM. CULLMAN, Treasurer;
T. n. KAvANAUGH Financial SoerstAryI
II. J. HoDGINs. Marshal
sRe-electsd. RoBr. c. DAvEY. President
T. n. KAvANAUGH, SECRETARY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16

TO the world ct large 40 well a. TO this
country specially.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16

The HEAT OF SUMNER, or Of . tropical climate,
causes depFesson Of vital power, fosters O biiaus
sendsnoy and readels the stou.ch and bowels ept %
enoe nuhed by that most rsfeshinG and lnvigcra-
ting OF sAlines,
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient,
hich emphsticsliy ndorsed by physicians and the
prt
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16

CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTIHENCE UNION OF
LoUISIARA.-A special General Communion Of the
members Of the Societies Of this Union will take place
at the o'clock Mass In St. MichAsTS Church, On
TO-DAY. Sunday, June I6, 1878.
Il. r. CHENEY, President
J.C. n. KAvANAGH, Secretary. q
ST. JosEPHs TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting Of this Society win Be
held THIS Sunday EVENING, June 10th, 1878,
81 o'clock in their HAIL. 1FaraiS street. near Common.
Punctual attendance is requested.
JOHN NCCAFFERY ProSidsnt
J. A. PLACE, Secretary. 1t
ST. JosEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE sOCBTX-
The Quarterly Communion Of this Bocioty will take
place at g. MicbsSss Church TODAY. Sunday, JuHs
10th. Every member IL requested to sttsna.
JOHN McCAFTRBY, Pressasnt.
J. a. PLACE. soorstasy. It