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Salt River herald., 1878-07-27

cross.c cut run from the bottom of the incline. The mine was pur- chased by the present Company last August for S15,00O. It is the opinion of persons acquainted with this district, that the ore body of such richness, lately found in the Stonewall runs through the Gen. Lee, and would have been struck had the shaft been sunk on the hill instead of in the gulch. they claim ing that the vein was broken up and scattered where it crossed. It is hoped the Company will continue the development of their property, as they certainly have as good a mine as the Stonewall Jackson.
 Very little work has been done on the other mines bu; it is now hoped the owDers will develop their property. Miners are paid $4 per day and surface men $3. Board $S and So week.
 McNIillenville has a population of 200 or 300,
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27
FOR SALE.

T'he Station szd and Ranch. known as Moore's Station, situated ai the junction of the Gil- lett Pheuix and Prescott wagon roads cue half mile from Gillett There are plenty of good buildings good corTals and a good well of wa ter. A desirable loea'ion, and good chance for Iarty adHpte.l 10 tle business. Apply on the ranch, or e this office.
 no 2i-sw ". C. MOORE.
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Against ss DURYEA MILL & WATER CO.

AGmuSt DURYEA MILL & WATER CO.
 Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District in and .or the County of Maricopa, in the Territory of Arizoaa.
 The Territory Arizona sends greeting to: Duryea Mill and Water COmpany Y0u are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Ju- dicial district in and for the County of Marir,pa m the Territory of Arizona. and answer tho complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Phenix. in said County within twenty days lex elusive of the day of service), after the service upon you of this summons if served in this County; but if served out of the County and within this District. then within thirty days: in all other cases forty days. or judgment by d.. fault will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint.
 The said action is brought to recover inc snm of One Thousand and fifty Dollars (SI O5O) al. legged 10 be due and owing from ihe defendant tn the plaintiff for services rendered to the de. fendani as Superintendent and Mechanic. in the construction of and running the quartz mill of the said defendant during the year 1877 and terminating January 10th. A, Ie7-.
 The cause of action fully set forth in his verified complaint on file herein. to which ref erence is hereby made for further information. and costs of suit.
 And you hereby notified that if you fail fo appear and answer the romplaint as abov, required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you fnr said sum of One Thousand and fity Dollars sl,05O), and costs and disburse- ments in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of tbe said District Court at Phenix. this 10th day of July, A, D. ls7s.
 FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk.
 A. c. SWIFT, Attorney for Plaintiff. a4sw
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27

In the District Court Second Judicial District in the County of Marieopa Territory of Arizona MORTON NJ. BRUNER,
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27
Notice.
L. $. LAND OFFICE.

|. s. LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, June Is, 1873. am authorized by the Texas Pacific Rail road Company to say, that occupants of lands reserved to said Company, by Act of Congress. who file applications can have the option of purchase at double minimum price tor a stated time after the title is complete.
 l9-u CHARLES D. PosToN.
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27

In the District Court, Second Jud;ciaI Dis,-;c, in the County of NaricOpa, Territory of Arlzon..
 J.B. HITCHCOCK
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27
SIMMONS

In the District Court. Second Judicial District in the County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizons.
 J.B. HITCHCOCK
 Against DURYEA MILL & WATER co.
 Defendants ]
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District in an for the count V of Msrcnpa, in the Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to iDuryea Mill and Water Company, You are ihe eby summoned and requ fred to appear in an action brought against you by the above named .plaintif in the Distric Court of the Second Ju- dicial District in and forihe County of Maricopa. m the Territory or Arizons. anda nswer th- com Flaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Phe, nix, in said County within twenty days (exclu- sive oi the day of servce) after the service upon you of this summons if served in this County !. but II served out of the County and within this District, then within Uni ty days; in all other eases forty days, or judgment by defaul will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint
 The said action is brought to recover inc sum ofSix Hundred and Seventy Nine Dollars and Seventy five cents. (S679 T5) alleged to he due Srom defendant to plaintiff upon an acc. un. for work and labor as Master Mechanic and builder during the year 1877.
 The cause of action is fully set forth in his verified complaint file herein to which ref. eieDee is hereby made for further information. and costs of suit
 And GEou are hereby notified .ha: if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment against y0u for said sum of Six Hundred and Seventy-Nine Dollars and Seveniy five cents t999 IJ) and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and seal of the said District Court at Pheni1, this the .6th day of July, 4. D, ls7s.
 FRANCIS \. SHAW. Clerk. A C SWIFT Attorney for Pliit.iif. 24 5v
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Second Judicial District in the County of Marieopa, Territory of Arizona
 MORTON NJ. BRUNER,
 Plaintiff.
 Against ts. DCRYEA MILL 4 WATER co.
 Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second dJudicial District in and for the County of Ma'icOpa, in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Duryea Mill and Water Co. You a e hereby summoned and required Ia appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain. till. in the District Court of the Second Judi.ial District in and foe the Coun Y of Maricona. in the Territory of Arizona and answer the com. plaint filed with the Clerk uf this Court at Pine nix. in said County. Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summOns) within twenty ,lavs exclusive of the day of servirel after the ser vice upon you of this summons if served in this County; but if served out of this Cou tv and within this District then within Unity days; in all other cases forty days or judgment will be tasen against you, according to the prayer of said complaint.
 The said action is brought to recover the sum of One Thousand. Two Hundred and Eighty 'One DOllaTs and Seveuty-fve Gents. (SI 2-I 7:) alleged to be due and unpaid from the defend ant 10 the plaintiff for lumber. shingles and timber. sold and delive ed to the said defendant m the County of MaricOpa in the Territory of Arizona. December f A ID, Ie77.
 The cause of action is fully set forth in b;s verified complaint on file herein. to which ref erenee is hereby made for further information, and costs of suit.
 And you are hereby notified. that if you fail to aPper and answer the complaint as above required. the plaintiff will take iudement against you for the said sum of One Thousand. Two Hundred aud Eighty-oue Dollars aud Sev- rnty-hve Gents (Sl.2@l 75) and rosts and dis buIsemeuts in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand aud the seal of the said DiStnet Conrt at i'henix, this 26th day of July, A. D., 1878.
 FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk A. C. SWIFT, Attorney for Plaintiff 24sy
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DIED.

PARKER-At McMillenville, July IS, 1878, John A. Parker, aged thirty five years.
 MT. Parker was member of the Arizona House of Representatives during its late session and Recorder of Maricopa County previous to that term. As Representative, he was a pow CT in the House, and his political influence was strong in this county, he being the recognized lead of the Democratic party and its best wor- ker. He was born in Arkansas and served with some distinction in the Confederate army dur. ing the rebellion. Had he lived he W ould uu- doubtedly have received the nomination of his parry for the COnncil at the pending election. He was strong partisan, true to his party and friends, he asked and gave no qnarter to his po- lItical enemies. Socially he was q man of hu- morous and convivial disposition. His failings, and all strong characters have them-let us cover with the mantle of charity. leaving them to the merciful judgment of the Father of all.
 J. F.. w
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

CITIZENS OF PHENIx, some measures must be adopted to prevent the spreading of conta- gious and malarious diseases. Cleanliness be- ing the best possible means to secure health
 Therefore the Trustees ef the town of Phenix, give notice that all property holders, tenau ts, and lessees of property who permit stagnate ponds of water, cesspools of filth. to remain up- on their premises, or premises under their charge, or who keep or permit to be kept any Privy in on unclean or elusive condition, and all persons who sells mellons upon the streets or sidewalks of the town, and who permit the rinds md refuse mellons to remain upon the ground when the mellons are sold, or who throw such refuse permit it to be thrown into the ditches within the limits of the town of Pheni1 will be prosecuted under the general law of the Territory for maintaining NUISANCE.
 A. D. LEMON, Chairman
 no 2i-lt Board of Trustees.
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GOLDMAN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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ARIZONA SCENERY
 AT LORING'S BAZAAR.

A full assortment of views of all parts of Arizona ircluding views of towns, government posts, Indians cactus, etc.. exlc and stereo. ssoFie rile. C. II. RoTHROCK.
Salt River herald., 1878-07-27

DR. B. L. CoNYERS.-P Physician and Sur. geon.
 Late of Yisalia- Cal. Washington. two doJrs from Mon. tezuma sterst, Phenix, Arizona
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20
CLOSING PUBLIC HOUSES ON SUNDAY
IN IRELAND.

A Dublin correspondent writes IAN
influential depntstion waited upon Sir 81.
Eicks Beech, at Dublin Castle, on the 18th
OF December, to present q memorial signed
by two Archbishops and 10 Bishops eft the
Catholic Church, two Archbishops and
eight Biehops OF the Protestant "Church of
Ireland" the Moderator of the General
Assembly, the delegate of the Wesleyan
Conference, l434 magistrates, 1863 clergy
men of all denominations, 1890 dcctoIs,
eco Town Councillors, and 2s4l elected
poor Law Guardians, praying the Govern
ment to pass a Bill next Session to close
public houses 10 Ireland on Sundays. Mr..
Nichols, one of the honorable secretaries
of the Sunday Closing Association, stated
that numerous as the signatures were, they
did not represent all who were in favor of
the movement. Many VITO were warm
supporters of itsdid not wish to attach their
names lest they should embarrasa the Gov
eTapent. and other persons were unwilling
to aek anything at the hands Of the Min
istry. He gave a history of the movement, j,
and of many demonstratiops Of public
opinion in its favor in various parts of the
country, and expressed the opinion of the
committee that the time had come when
Her Majesty's Government might intervene
and satisfactorily settle the question. IF
representatives, was to count for nothing
in the Imperial Parliament, the Bill should
be forthwith taken up and carried by Her
Aajesty's Ainisters. The Rev. j. McNulty
on behalf of the members of the General
Assembly, Mr.. Henry Richardson, for the
Mayor of Cork, Alderman McCready, ex-
Mayor of Limerick, and Mr.. Baxter, of
Derry. spoke IN support of the memorial
The Chief Secretary, in reply, said he
understood that the deputation attended
not to impress upon him every Argument
in favor of tho total closing of public
houses on SuDdsys in Ireland, but rather
to cali bis attention to the evidence which
the memorial supplied of the views taken
on the subject by as many az 0,O0e per
sons of great influence aod position in the
country. The answer of the Secretary
was, OF course, non commit 81 but it Ia
probable the next Parliament will be called
on to pass such q measure As that de-
manded.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20
PATIENCE.

We cannot ne; sure . bat By their loss;
whea blessings fnaS away, We ees thea shs..
Our rlchest clusters grow a,ornd the crss
ARd In the night tine sBg gels stlg 10 nea
The SEED nuat FIRST lie hurled in eA;th
Before tne My opens 70 the sky;
So hZht Is eswn," and ztAdneSs kas iaGrrh
In the eark dseps where can Only On.
Life out of des.h" 10 hsaven's IN vrittsn law
Nay. 1t - written in . EyRi.e foEns-
The victor's palm EToEs On tee Eelds Of ulr
And strength ana bsAaty are tie fruit of stcrns
Come, then, nay soul. be brave to do and bear.
Thy lite IL bruised that i. mar be N ore sve,,:
1he eross uiii soon be lefI. the crown veil wear:
Nay, We VIII c.st 1t At oar Sayioar's fees,
And mp sBaong the eioriss never told
SSeeSer thza the m1sia Of ths marriage b II
Our hands y iii stri ke the v. b -4r. harp OF y,ld
To the glad sOrg, - He. .doeth all tang. we'll"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20

The conclusion Of the article ia coma
in spirited tone; and will doubtless fas'
the subject of much comment on tha ~ l''e
tinent: N'u'
The year 1873 seems destined to =.
Of great events for Europe, and. as - fs one
ono can judge at present, of evepta 'as az aa
nant wita fntore injury to Englsnd
particular. Germany is our Rreat aa. 10
ally as long as she remains nssatal
mighty military po~er should she Ky ~ q
ever, take Possession of Holland snJ wv y!
colonies, ber only object can be TO ,;,,a, ~
upon the sea. Il 10 said she ia snr;n." Us
see "a esnbroiled in the Eastern var as =" 70
she may do so without opposit,ou ~ tnss
wonld NO doubt be possible to assa.ah,.
conference Of men in St. Jsmes' Hal 10
would loudly assert that her possa.s;lo Mao
herself of Holland Wes no conesrn srnosoasing ~
If an enemy seized upon the Isle os w, vUafs.
there is q party in Eogland that va,s. ,sM.ignt
oaly deprecate our fighting for Il NOT
wouid argue it was no loss, tha. il .a;a sas
pay" Bat should the indepenasns.n nes
Holland be threatened, no matter w,o. VI
that party might say, its impotent snas
tering would be drowned in the err -
var that would certainly go forth f,ass %
Lands End to John o. Groats Housa T.
would then be the alliance Of Franea.s
shonld naturally look to. Holland. RAJ
GUM, France and Eugland allied toeeths,
would forns a league that even proud Ger.
many would feel was too powerful for bs,
to face. Should that union of nations II
the defence of right pass from the region
of speculation into the world of realisv'
hope have shown that the Army of Frsnss
would be no unimportant factor in ann
ming up the military forces which thoaa
allies would have at their command.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20
KNGLAXD IND THg FAR.

Mr.. L. J. Jennings, under date of Dee,
20, writes TO the New York World from
London:
You may perhaps read CT hear q grea,
deal about the "war party" in England,
bot it ezists chiefly in imagination. il
suits the opponents Of the Ministry TO say
that Lord BeAeoesfeId Wants TO get up a
War 20 save TGrkey, bat there can be nc
doabs thai the See great deaire of the
can be Goce without aacHitnng TO sacri-
6ees which invoiye worse eonseG aences
than war itself There can scarcely be .
doGes, Considering the temper Mr.. Glad
ssoce has shown. that Ecgiard vould have
been dragged into the qanrrel long ere this
bad he 6eea il Office he 10 "man of
iupulse,- As his frierds say, and impu!se
- very likely TO prove q dangerous thing
Af critical Eo0eL1s- Tie chances of our
going 70 WAY ooT are perhsps not very
great, bat Nil depends oa how far RussiA
EseADs 70 fcsa Ter advantage. Certainly
no large cSAsa here wAnfs war. Trade ie
ssill terribly depressed in ali branches of
Aho1t . change for tie betseF. The 1tEss
sAys that al will be well when our iron
trade revives. When sbe sky falls. larks
viii be ckeAP, e8ys the proEerb. No one
Nko has carefully looked into all the fActs
eoDcee:ed With the enbjecs is able to de-
I&cS aSy e1Sn OF Improvement N tce iron
traSe, or can imagine what is to eaose .
revival Of the old demand. Decidedly it
10 nCs likely 70 come from your side of the
~ster. In the iTcn and coal districts st
this momeat an ano1rs of distress exists
sueb - We have scarcely heard of before.
Families are literally starving they can
not earn n living where they are, and they
cannot 90 TO another place. Large iron
works are kept going on half time, or have
been altogether closed. In the cotton
districts affairs are in much the came state.
The influence of such misfortunes as these
makes itself fels all over the country, aRd
Affects trade even here in London-though
here less than anywhere else.
A war would, Of course, produce that
unhealthy stimulus to buainees which en-
sbies . few clever contractors aud others
70 make fortunes, but leaves the nsss of
he community far worse Oh than it Was
oefore. The Eoglish people have bad
Iome experience of ware, and know kow |
% count their cost. Il is all nonsense,
therefore, for any body to pretend that sncb |
! thing as q "war party" exists here. Some |
II the newspapers are impatient of the |
naction of the Government, bat In the |
main the people are quite eatisfied with |
he course it has pursued.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20
AED ooxnxzc1AI mARxRrs
SoRSIss STAR 01FIcR.

FrlsA1. January Is Is7a}
mt eA.s mortgage dos 10 par per anaun; &C.
La dollars and e1osa eosrs nolsiGa cosnsrus sssI
sr.E Ss I.ss @ e -. s bank slss.
n.ercial sighs ak i-l6.
COMMERCIAL
sales go stock Ia PraSses sis as asos.eoas
LeS Ordinary e Ordinary 81 Coed Ordinary q; Low
EIesanse selarss MAKE me reeeps as s.H 6rsas:
since Sept, 10, s I SRsss ss,a. 81 g s.s ~
balea aGainas as7o ss5 last los.
sooI on .ss eo ssss Essssss and
sod rss'oT Lag noa,na1' aa s?sa
Good Leai 70 .: Fine Leat - to II: selec,ians =
LcuislASA speAE-cOrDo1 Sc per pound; Fair Co
Fully Fair eaoi Prime 7o Yellow clAFihsd sie White
70 aoe per gal EsI e to aics Prime q s95 ssety
kESsrD Ass:@crssse4. Powdered and Gr.au
eops s ss iS per ~ .sSissas Is Sc Per gallon
& 8. Esy s
dGT IT. TEsss sSsss 41s5. E1,; Z e0ot 1fss Y
Ghoica Extra s6 50 TO 60 IS. and &6 IS q CO ls
CossaEALSJo AZ g. 60 to g. es per bbl. who..
YsloS ni!sd = TO s+a; Choice Yellow = 20 i, and
BAAS-chooe to pc per 100 lbs
IS Hal9rSiaa q aa9 e s s 50 Per ton
Ssssns III cu
H6 Bn4 s.l7IS s ase S ossa m @
sGeARCHakD HAa1s-LArEe Is to lsb Nodiun.s
f.GEO-TisrOs koaned i0Sbfng at to sto pWA
gsEASstsS BAeox-JesbinE at to 90 psEn
BEEF-EHlson Market :. 70 = per bbli Ts1A' -
:Bg1in%cSoios N.x Yofk Goshen 2 to sOG P:sS;
ID so IediSa 7afsrioe caSos
CKEIsE-ChCios Western Il to lai; New York crsA1
oiIs--Iinseed oiI--Raw g. to Sts, Refined eE1s
per gallon; Refined Coal o1l13o to 81 in cAses, PESa
Castor Oh : Ieio perth Cotton Seed oil-crOs'-"
sAII-De4leFs rates: GoaTse s5 to &C per sack Na.,
u 70 q s 5 Te5k Il! IA "a per tsS ,s Sas
Magnolia, 5; Xxx Psln...7; cSsriis' ioe, r.,,-
to 81! saod aois 4fPsnssy t' S''
PorLTGE-Wsssetn Chieke9s erown s-:S4s5 ~ ~
s 8 % e $ ffaFzey. sis . sIs: "..,...-s
EscrIzNTs AND GEEEx vEeEzARtks-POtssostsEs E.o,, sm
q 90 10 Is 10 per bbI; Onions - 70 W. APp!est~
BEASs AND PrAs-western Beams to - per ISi IHSS
SoEthsrn TO $40 per lbi Green Peas H. 70 SO PeTp
Cow Peas S-GO - per buShel for Mixed An0
DRIED TEUr-Applss &C per lb; Peaches .sr to "a
Black mixed to Sc. I.n
WooL-LouisiAna Clear, Sc to 27c per lb CIeaz LAA'
2s TO %; BURY, II TO 10: TexAs- to ..%
alpEs-DEy Salted, u TO lJ; Country Green ~
Dry Flint, Is TO l4c TAnoW, - 60 per ID
COTTON SEED-e- to oIl per ton. ,Ate
CooPEkAGE-MOlAsses bbis-, 81 so Sugar hhaiG Z $40
9Oi Hhds- Poles SIS 40 per thousand BoL I.dlo;
IRoS CoTToS TrEs-Arrow Tie q 50 PEI 'DrrtS
Beard 4 BroIher ana Branch Crook q Co SS%Si6
FlournOys SIC per lbs Philip Wire Tie 90 2, ,VS vH
BAseISs-Oomestic Jute and Hemp, -nS N bia
yard. India, to II. Gunny BaEs-lSc esIS esShS N op
aud l6c, reSsWed Balng TUino = 70 l4o perWtosSA
NAVAL SToREs-TAr RI 80 TO IS rs; Pitch go
RoOin % sS to 90 TaTPSnSiae % 70 500 peE m
LAVE Srock-Texas Beeves Las quality, s--i
do, G2J to S25. Sd, IL to els Western DO SbeH
Prime EogS: to -cT Di Common do, ito 41e; ST
Let quality, - % SS I'd do - 70 so Sd d. tStOA
Mich CoWs-ohoioe S75 to ESQ, ordinary dol wv"
Calves, e6 90 SlO EsArlinED. elo To SlS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20

RESTIsTRT.-Our we'll. known and popular
fdeAd DR.. J. II. MAOnsy, corner Josephine and Camp
streets, near Magazine Market. has adopted plan
Of insertlVE artificial teeth which does recesse
the oxtraetOu Of the roots and consequently spares
the patient great deal Of suGerpK He alSo
tseth without causing pain by the OF chlOro
form. In the plugging OF testh and al elee that per
tanu 70 the profession the Doctor has cared high
reputation Wills bic poteneSs 70 all who Sesk his
vess ard tho extreme moderation OF his charges
made him great fAvOrits with all classes Of people.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20

Willow WARE, BASKETS, Erc.-The atten-
ton Of partiea rSSSdng in the country Is SPECIALLY
called tie HEs stock Of willow are baskets wagons
cradles, etc which NJ " Bri leo. and 2S3 Char
tres street. ndVsrtEes in another column. Mr.. Bi1i
las also fall stock Of German Hnd French fancy
bAsksts etc. HeImPorts the Dds direct from frsG
hands. having dnyiDE = recent trip TO Europe nads
nOat SAtsfSetoTy arrangements With the ATgest and
best hooSss The attention CT psrOons residing
the city Is called to Mr. BiriS stock, because old
Essidenss have lOpE Einee gotten into the habit Of
patrOutrnE him. bis goOdS cheap and well made
and his system Of doing business generally sAtiS
fLetoIy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20

"CuTioos thing about that statue of
Washington" said old Smsshpipee in a
musing sort of tone, as he sauntered past
Independence Hail with Starlight. "Curi-
Gus thing; always shrinks when 1t rains,
you know" "Don't say Rof" said Star
light. "Fact!' muttered the old man.
Every time it rains it becomes a mere
statue :" And the old mans left thumb
went under Starligbt's fifth rib with tre-
mendous violence.-Phiiadelph BuiEetia.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20
EKDKMPToKIsr cHURcEKs.

EKDKAPToEISr CHURcEKs.
st. AIpAoasss.--First Msss. $50 o'eiHek second
ssT2s.. . ss5Ses Hlah A..s .ss s.rJss ; ?
BaDeaScti7a.
ST. Aae's A.su.pIis. lGe-naal -Flrst Ms..
o'eisek; Res. II. Alp psoseSs.
Sstrs Da.e De Bes Sscesrs fFre.eh) ),-FiIst Ms..
strs"s ss1 ss nass 1ae - S :ssFse .' 70
ST JoLss TIE BAPTIST.
Lew Msssns .. 5s3n, apd $50; High Mas and
ssrHoa 81 10 ecaSsk; ve47ers ss<F.M
HOLY TRINIrY CHURCH tGEEMAEJ.
Lew Mssess II 6 apd 7=30; High Mass .: 10
sesScki Fapsrs st ) r. Il
ST. THKRkSAS.
Lov Nasssa ai6, 30 and $50; High Mass and
ssE1ea as 10 oeiees Week da5s-AAsa as 80
ST. PAIEICKa
Low Masses at and 7:3o O'Clock; High Mass
a.d ssrssS. A. ls sesek- week dAys-N.es at
CHcRcH OF THE 1MNACuLATE coscEFrIos.
Low Maeses at S, SO, g. 6:30. : aad 6; High
a.s; a.e ss-saos a. 10 e's.ecS; Ts.?e,s. ssrEse
as. szS. 9. s.ss. = a.a r.s5 1 "-A-''<'
ST. JosXPHS LAZARIsTsl
Low nassess at 5. 6. and $50; HiEh Ma.s =;
f0se@eSk- week cSys-AAssas ss % and =
81. AHxza
Low Ma.s ss $50; High Mass .: $50; vespsrs
ST. RETKRs CHURCH.
Low Masses at $50 and .:30. High Mass at
Iee'clcek- EeSpSrs St[
ST. NARY's
Low Masses ut $40. 6. 2 and g. Eish Mass at
soeleek. vespsrs at oicoek-
CATHEDRAL-
Low Masses st 6. 2, AID Q. High Mass .:
iooe,ock- Tsspers - SD p
ST. ACGU5TEE9
Low Naases ate and 7=30 O'Clock. High Mas
&ts& oeIoek-
holy XAMK OF MARY. ALGRRs
Low Masses as $50 ard T. High MSS q. Q
o'elnek. SuseAy-eckOOl ~ 2:so NJ, followed By
Beee3ictaoa at 40.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-01-20

Men are frequently like teA-their real
strength and goodness are not properly
drawn ont until they have been in hot water.