The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

o member Of the American Alliance, and that
nsequently, ho had no right to take part il
the deliberations of the Democratic party
While the debate was going on, pistols wer,
drawn, and some twenty shots were fred, re
sultiDg, as stated above, in the serious wound
ing of Messrs. Brewster and Conrad. Mr.
Anatole Kerr, president of the club, also re
oeived q slight wound.
a large number of merchants have sent
petition to the City Authorities calling atten.
tion to the fact that while all resident dealers
have to pay heavy Licences, drummers from
other sections of the country are allowed to sell
by samples without paying any license ct all.
In this way an injury is done to our mer.
chants and the City loses q large part of its
legitimate revenue. The petitioners ssy In
conclusion:
The ordinance that should protect Ms ID, we
think, totally mad, quate as ID evidenced By the
absolute impunity with which foreign sellers
have avoided 1t in the past, and would most
ment to successfully insure it's enforcement.
AZ 1t now stands it does not appear that any
othoer 10 directly interested in seeing the law
enforced, besides the fine 10 not sufficient.
We think that fine of $lO0-S5O of which
should 60 to the informer in case Of conviction
would secure successful enforcement of the
law; and to make the ordinance stronger and
beyond evasion, We would suggest that the
property of the party selling without lioense
Do made responsible, even after sale, for the
hne and penalty.
The concert at the Church Of the sacred
Heart, corner Of Claiborne and Annette streets
last Sunday at midday, was pretty we'll at
tended; the nave of the Church be-
ing about two-thirds full. To accom-.
modate the audience, who otherwise would
have been compelled to turn around in their
seats and take q very IN comfortable position,
the piano was placed in front of the altar, the
singers occupying the sanctuary. To Miss
Arthurine Maureau, the excellent organist and
leader of the choir, who managed the whole
affair, great credit is due. The following was
the
PROGRAMME
LA Fol (ch eur de jeuues flles,........ Rossini
Par 10 Cheur de LEglise.
Ella Mater (Stabat Mater. Curto
Mlle Annie Todd.
'-o'ea0 "a hsF'n'anSR. %l! Ncss;e: N-.----F. David
"''' H'' 'pAD?Msi Mr. r. 'chaion. 1hAiOeFe
Ave Maria ''hAnsi 9iis j. Iisf: G0unod
c-Ankante ss1tuor dc Lucie tpiano,. .1isst
Nine Dc Lassichsre.
'S'n''' Marie Mfe fSsa1ts Blanche Wsaiesu Fanr'
s-Ave vsrum (chant) )..................... HAYDN
Mr. Bremen.
'-Serenade de Don Pasquale. ThaIbere
lille Jeanne Malochee.
Nile 1isiiiins MiGTcsn. 'A's'''''F
'-0 0Aa MessrS 5isaef and Ietsys: 'ouFs0
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Communicated
ST. VINCRNT's HoME-Thursdsy, 9Th inst,
was q fete day in the" Home" The boys who
have been undergoing instructions made their
First Communion at O'Clock Mass, at which
we're present large number of ladies, the
mothers and other relations of the boys: The
Rev. Fathers Of Holy Cross, in charge of the
Home, amongst other extensive Improvements,
,ave put the old parlor (lately the little
,hapeD and the old diningroom into one, max
ng fine chapel the whole length Of the
building. The Altar is in the back end,
9 very tastefully fitted up, and makes q very
Inc appearance, creditable to the pious ladies
Who decorated it.
The fine Oil painting of St. Vincent, pre-
sented to the Home (" by St. Joseph's Confer
ence, adorns the back of the Altar, and in the
,entre Of the chapel, opposite the door, is
lung the large and beautiful painting of the
Mother Most Admirable" Around the walls
he Cross.
The boys appeared clean, neat and intelli- !
.ent, and are a credit both to the Rev. Fathers
md Brothers of Holy Cross and to their friends
md relations. They were dressed in white |
PANTS, vests and neckties and black coats. |
)ver thirty of them partook of the blessed |
scrament, with many of the ladies and |
Brothers. What added to the solemnity and |
interest of the occasion was the presence of |
drs. Buckley at the organ. She, with three |
'ther ladies. sarg one of the most celebrated |
dasses. Fathers Marine and Robertson de- |
erve the greatest credit for the manner in |
which they are conducting est. Vincent's |
Iome." 80"
MRS. BUcKLEY's CONCERT Last Monday |
'vening, at st. Patrick's Hall, q pretty large |
md very appreciative audience assembled for |
he purpose of being present at the compliment
Iry concert rendered the above mentioned lady. |
t occurred to our mind that Notwithstanding |
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