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The Morning herald., 1878-08-28

A new industry has lately sprung up in
this country that bids fair to become very
valuable and wide spread in short time. 1t
is the manufacture of stone and is now being
introduced in Wilmington by the patentee,
Mr.. George Richardson who is stopping at
the Clayton House. This being a new and
important addition to our manufactures, a
brief account of the manner In which the ar
ticle Is made, the uses 1t Is put to and the
merits it possess, may not be uninteresting
to our readers.
The secret of the whole thing lays in the
harding power of carbonic acid gas which is
in rock cement and lime stone, and by the
process nature is made to do her own handi-
work over again, that has matter of neces-
sity been undone In preparing fol use one of
the substances of which the stone is made.
We will try to explain to our readers this
process, which to say the least is interesting.
The two ingredients contained are sand
and cement. The sand used is that which
is found along the Delaware, and that
which is being used in Chester comes from
Pennsgrove. The cement used is the ordi-
hydraulic cement and the two are m liked to-
gether.
The secret of the plan lies here, and when
people comprehend 1t and see how it is that
nature does all the work can scarcely help
remarking that 1t is simple yet surprising.
The cement rock is submitted to the process
of burning in order to expel the carbonic
acid gas which puts it in q condition for
grinding, after which 1t is ready for use.-
The success of manufacturing the stone lies
in this gas as will he seen further on. The
sand and cement on being mixed in fixed
proportions for mortar of dark gray
color. This is then placed in moulds whose
size and shape accord with the article to be
produced. These moulds are of wood, for
hitching posts, window caps, window sills,
door-sills, &c., but for draining pipes are of
cast iron; The substance when placed In
the moulds is in soft condition and under
goes thorough packing. 1t ia then removed
and is ready for the harding process. This
is simple. The articles are placed in an air
tight chamber, ten feet square and the car
bonic acid gas which was once forced out of
the cement to make 1t soft for grinding is
now introduced to harden 1t again. The gas
is generated by burning charcoal in q COM
mon coal stove, and In passing into the
chamber, first goes through cool water to
| reduce the temperature, as 1t would other
wise injure the cement. This gas is so rap
idly absolved as to keep up draft from the
stove to the chamber and for as long as the
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
SHERIFF SALES.
SALE.

By virtue Of writ ofAls, venditioni Expo
nasto me directed will be exposed to Public
sale, at the Hetel Of John D. Paulin. in
tne Viiage OF Odessa, In vt. Georges Hun
ared, New Castle County. DEL, on
MONDAY, the End day Of September, 1878,
att O'Clock, PM,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
No. A lot of land bounded on the east
and south by two certain streets, in said
village, on the west by road leading from
said village to st. GeOrs es, and on the north
by lands late of James Rogers deceased,
supposed to contain about three acres, with
two small tenant houses thereon erected,
excepting thereOut the two small tenant
houses, and the land thereto.attached, here
tofore sold and conveyed by said John M.
Woods, to Geo. M Bayard and Geo Ridden.
No. Situated in said village, bounced
by the said road leading from Odessa to st.
Georges by the Road leading from tha said
last mentioned Road to the Su Mmit Bridge
A. Lord, land Of late of James Rogers, de-
ceased, aid by No. s hereafter described,
containing five acres more or less, with five
frame dwelling houses and one frame store
and dwelling house, and other buildings
thereon erected, excepting thereout the
frame store and dwelling house, with the
land thereto attach ed, heretofore sold and
conveyed by said John M. Wood to James
j. Callahan. George Holman. William P,
Rhin, and Jacob Grentnger.
Seized and tab en- in execution as the pro-
perty of John M. Woods, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherffs Office, New Castle, August IA,
A D.. 1878. augl5-ts
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
LOCAL NOTES.

Go to Ocean City to-L,orrow.
Did anybody ever see lamp black9
Another political meeting at the Foundry
this evening.
The Sacred Heart Church. German, will
give picnic on Thursday at scheutzen
Park.
The sea lion 'captured recently at kits
Hammock has died of injuries received by
sharks.
A new lot of heavy black walnut picture
frames, hanmocks, lamps, camp chairs,
and window screens at the so cent store.
Silk parasols, &c.
Mr.. Edward Wood, deputy tax collector
for the Northern District, has just returned
home from few days visit to New York
and the romantic Hudson"
The Republicans Of the Second Ward on
Monday evening nominated John K. MAR
for Council; Oscar Gouert for Inspector, and
Leighton Grimes for Assistant Inspector.
Ross New Philadelphia Store, 11e Marke
street, han just received large assortment
of fastest style hats which are now selling
cheaper than in any other house in the city.
Mr.. Alfred s. Elliott, of the firm of
Elliott, johnson & Co., arrived at his home
IN this city last evening from Asbury, Park,
N. j., where he has been with his family
taking a long vacation.
A gentleman yesterday morning lost in
the southeastern portion of the city q
pocket book containing with other papers a
check of W. Fl. Heydrick & Co.. on the
Corn Exchange National Bank of Philadel-
phia to the order of VIM. 8. Kenworthy for
5000, made payable to the order of VIM. q.
Kenworthy, of which payment has been
+ stopped, also some cash and papers which
are of no Importance except to the owner.
Assistance has been asked by the Young
Mems Christian Association of New Or
leans of the Y. M. G. A. In this city for the
relief of sufferers from the yellow fever
The Association here will open their rooms
at S37 Market street, every day this week,
| from 10 to II q. m. and to s D. m, q sub.
scription list for these suffering people, and
will Immediately forward to these sister
| associations any smouuts received, hoping
that the citizens of Wilmington will re-
| spond literally to this call and testify their
sympathy with these afflicted people.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
PERCH FISHING IN THE DELAWARE.

A Delaware county writer says: The
rocks above Marcus Hook, Grants Rocks,
above Chester, the stone pile in Raccoon
creek, just above the mouth where the tide
eddiss, and other places that could be
named, which, If visited at the proper time
say when the tide is about half ebb until
direction-is certain. Then along the shore
as the water enters the reeds, with short
line sport for half an hour is good.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T.,
In the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of
True Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. Q, o. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. o, of G. F.,
of Clary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, K. of p, at X.
NJ P. Hall, Gil Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, K. of P, Jr. o.
Maris Building, 9th and Shinlev streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
"LAUGH AND GROW FAT,

This ancient bit of advice is we'll enough
for spare" people. but how about those
that are already too fat? What is to become
of them? Sit STILL and I'll tell you. After
many experiments, extending through
months of patient investigation and toll
the celebrated analytical chemist, J. O.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
Anti-Fat. Thus far in several hundred
cases this great remedy mas never failed to
six pounds per week. 1t is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
gists.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
A RUNAWAY HORSE.

Two ladies, while driving over Eleventh
street bridge yesterday morning, their
horse became frightened at passing team,
and ran off throwing its occupants out,
dashed over the stone wall and fell into the
Brandywine at water edge receiving much
injury. One of the ladies was considerably
bruised about the eyes. Street Commission
er Hoagland brought the ladies in town.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
SEVENTH WARD.

A meeting of the Democratic citizens OF
the Seventh Ward, will be held at the
Friendship Engine House, on this, Wednes-
day evening, at 8 O'Clock. Important busi-
ness will be transacted.
JAMES W. WARE, President.
JOHN O'DoNNRLL, JR., Secretary,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
DIED SUDDENLY.

Michael Hession, aged about so years,
living at the corner of Sixth and Broome
streets, died suddenly yesterday morning at
hts residence. Mr.. Hession has been fore
man at Bush s. Sons coal whsrves for the
last three years. On Saturday he left the
yard feeling unwell and continued to grow
worse until he died. He leaves wife and
several children. DR.. Bush attended him.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
PEACH SHIPMENT.

The shipment of peaches since our last
report are as follows:
Jersey City. 9
Philadelphia,
Wilmington
Chester 1
Previous Shipment 1858
Total thus far S79
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
BOAT LAUNCH.

At the shipysrd of the Harlan & Hollings
worth Company, this morning at about II
o'clock, the new steamer, built to run be-
tween Charleston, 8. G., and jacksonville,
Fla, will be launched.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
LABOR PARTY.

The National Greenbrck Labor Party
of this city, will hold meeting this evening
at sengerbund Hall ,on Fourth street below
Walnut, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Mayor to be voted for at the
coming election. All who are in accord
with the platform of the party are invited
to attend.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
ONE CENT.
PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORRESPONDENTS.

Henceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. It is expected that commu-
nications will be written on one side only
OF the paper, and accompanied with tie
name of the writer. The HERALD is not to
be considered as endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion of CORES
pondents in this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
PERSONAL.

W. L. Caldwell, son Of Rev. J. Il. Cald-
well, of this city, has been appointed assist>
ant engineer by the Government to survey
the cannl connecting tie Chesapeake and
Delaware Bays.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILA
DELPHIA.
DIED.

HEsSION-Suddenly on the 9th inst,
Michael Hession, Of the Heart Disease.
His funeral will take place Friday morn.
log, from his late residence, 9Th and Frank
lin street. Solemn mass at st. Paul's.
Interment at old Catholic Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
NOTICES..

N OI!CE-On Tuesday and Friday next
& 1 az az II o'clock a. m a session of the U.
.; o. circuit and District Courts Will be held,
ia. ai.WhiGh persons entitled may be natural
zea; First papers should be left at the
eourt, so as to avoid delay,
s.R. SMITH.
Clerk.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
LOCAL. TIME T.aBLE
Corrected May Iath,Is
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia-2.O9,5 5.44, 6.40. 6.55, $40,
800, 9.47, 1900 q. m.; u 81, 1910, 230, 4.8O.
6.46. 7.20, 9.46 p' m. On Sundays, 200,
5;44. $40 q. M; 500. $50, 946 p. m.
546pm. On Sundays, 200, 5.44 a m. :
For Baltimore and Washfngton-125l, 1,18,
8.39, q m: 1854, 1850, 500, 1925. p m,
On Sundays 1851, l.16, Q m 1925 p m.
For Port Deposit-456 p m. No Sunday
train.
For New Castle-6 $40. $50 q m; los, $50 p
m. No Sunday trains.
For Delaware Railroads.&c. q m; Les, $50
pm. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington & Northern Railroad-8.&
am, 3.G0. $40 p m. No Sunday trains.
For Delaware Western Railroad-1O.20, $50
pm. No Sunday trains.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
THE HER AID.
Wilmington. Del, August rs 1878.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIB DAY
Sun "a Sun sets..........: q. IS.
"ooh 40 B. m.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater.. g. IL q. M.
SIS p. m.
New Castle. ......... ........... ....,...- q, m,
1904 p. m.
Wilmington .................. .....,,...-- m, q.
1874 p. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28

I THE WEATHER:-To-day it aaron,ises
to b scarns ard fair or partly cloudy,
PosstbIy seith occasional shoscers.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ARTIFICIAL STONE.

NEW INDUSTRY BEING INTRODUCES IN
IN WHICH NATURE REPEATS ITSELF.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28

N NoI!GE.--CHARLES KYLE, WHOLE
fcs %. pSALE and retail manufacturer OF pure
n;el NE Bream of all fiavors. Excursions pic
rats, festivals, &C., furnished at the lowest
Cd 'es. ts All orders by mall promptly attend
stall, ~, oCream can be had at all times at
is rssido o. " and So. City Market house or
WIii1u1ehce, corner 9th and Orange Street,
"ineamlilHngten, Delaware.
-.eo-u CHARLES KYLE,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
N NorIcGE-ELEoTIoN.
NJ oFFroA OF THE WILMINeToN)
WAL GAS Co., No. 800 Shipley st.

ooAL GAS Co., No. 800 Shiplsy st.
An August 9th 1878.
lninn,e ,electlon for nine directors Of the viii
theiss s.oa osa Goal Gas Company will be held at
next bblnce, on Monday, End day of Sept.
p m. 'Ae houfs VI ano D ociock'
all, y WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28

NOTICE 10 COUNTY TAXPAYERS -
~ ~ We hereby give notice that the collec-
~ @rs = OF County and Poor tax will be at No.
T. TuIa Fast sixth street, during the months OF
Sury SJu,y ana August, and at 6l8 Market street
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.
~, ., A. GIVEN,
Jyl.u n<ovo
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON:

From PhiladeIphia-l2.43, Lee, 8.34, 9.M q
m; 1908, 12H, 1897, 8 IS, 4.51, 5.04. 6 @
7.25, 8.l8, lO.2. Ills p m. On Sundays
l243, l.08, 10. 10 q m 7.35, 1922. II. is p M
From New York; O8 '834, a IN; 1914, IL 67
50t; 1922, m. On Sunday l.O6 q m;
1922 m:
From Baltimore-2.04, $40, 9H o m; 1927
1888, $50. 8 36 p IN. On Sundays, 2.04
$40 m; 9,36 p IN.
From Washington-2.W. $40 @ M; 12.N
lass, 538, 938 p mon Sundays, 2.O4
5.40a m; 9.36 I'M.
From Port Deposit-S0O q m. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle-7.55, $50 a M; l2.l5 m.
4.2O, $40 p m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware Railroads.&c. q, M: 4N
12!5 p m: No Sunday trains.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad
%, IL 30 q M, .35 p m. No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Railroad-7.55 @
M; $40 p m! No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHnA-
DELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave-
nue-7.30, 500 1880, IL As q m 23O, $50
400, Sis, 800, 6.45, 9.45, II 80 y m. On Suu-
days. $50, q m 6 90, 8 45. II 80 p m.
From Thirty.second and Market Streets
725. II 35 a m 1910, 4 60, 8 25, p m 12 90,
midnight. On Sundays, 925 p m !; IL O0
midnight.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28

A y ooRRDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
TAIN hcymiNG cm6G OF the BEDS OF GER
min,tooor min ~ ordained by the City Council Of " IL
tro'no rono'ion t !. That the bed of Ninth street
street ae tn westerly side Of Washington
be ana " y .ue easterly side OF Monroe street
dioectuadt tae same is hereby authorised and
Sso aG City Hall: August l, 1878.
WM T. 'LICHTENSTEiN, President.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-28
\01lCE-DELAWARE STATE TEACH
EEiS' ASSOCIATION

az Dnm"eeting Of this Associatlon will be held
at I2oper, y NJ on SATURDAY. August 3lsl, 1873,
receiui :, lof the purpose OF electing officers,
anvnv,inng new members, and transacttng
ohiec,a o,ther business which may promote the
tersstso tTts oi The Association. All persons in
dioIIuaea IN the cause of education are cor
N'o''y invited to be present.
a,u,o EDWARD u PORTER,
-~~us <o-tm President.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
COAsrWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

So sneeted direct tho Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Freight r.esivcd Monday, Is.h inst
For "''EA' AND ''0sa soasRT '1f = %oGSSsS Agents.
Office pier 81 North hiver
FI0A'oSSsL oSLs PiNRcP liss 4S sIo"Iba. .A'
s.ssa:sp s.;n.d.y. sseis@s:. q q
'' and .ys'y SATURDAY thersai.sr
'S, Only s.ass s sss ana iii. ali
s,n,, in Fod. and ~ "s ?" ana
Insurance onc.hal cent bills ladinr sgned On pier
sage rates 4p''y'0 No. III &s.; 81. up Stairs.
UNITED STATS TalH s4HansiiiS ASH nHfFIii LINE
Tor St. Thomas Para, rernamoaeo. Bania aud Rio de
Connecting at ST rhema. Win German steamers Tar Porto
The new nr, ei"s. IRON Steamship CITY OF PARA
Gsptsn cApsn,sr will sA Tor tue ABOVE ports sa,ardas
rlsiss.s .. low rates taken Tor the the above % ports
Insurance lower than BY other line shippers dc.
os ss Ca ss
e'"aoH.'i c. H. S%i6R{ sD{ co. Agents. ONCE por 20 L. r.
NJ freight received after the 3D.
Freight must be paid In advance
FLonipA DIRECT: clT:.,srEAMEgs LKhvee r!kM 20
ta;. toaenng a, Brunswick @nd Port Royal steamer
september ~ through and passenger rates gwen
AZ points tho south ana ma sSSs.s's % S by G. @ n1k
son JkSkiSs, 26i Broadway.
NEw YORK ANDsHAvANA D1RhCf NAIL LINE
IN These first class mships will sail at T. NJ irom
1er North River loot of Cedar tr iiavan" drsct
sisamcr SANTIAGO DE CUBA.....w Wednesday. sept. 25
yor freight and passage having UNSURPASSED ace mno
WILLIAM r. CLYDE a GO. No. Bowling Green.
McKELIAk, LULISG a co Agents In Havana.
NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL :. y. LINK PoR
IN HAVANA DIRECT.
FROM pier II ast River. at3 p. VI.
y. & CAR0NDkLET burrows. saturday. september %
H. r. NIAGARA. 265 tons, Curtis Wednesday October
Tickets Issued also tor VERA ORUz and wesT INDIA
ISLANDS In connccsn with French and Lnglish steam
JAMES Il. wAKD & CO. 1i3 Wall st.
CAvANNAH, FLORIDA.
CITY OF MACON Captain kcmpton. Saturday, tept. 81
CITY OF COLUMBUS, Captain Nickerson Wcdy, Sept %
From pier ~ North River, at r. ".
G. d. OWENS. GEO lUNGE, Agent
Agent A. 4 u. H. H.. Ocean :. h. Co. and Central
3I5 Bresdvay. X. L. Of Ga. 400 Broadway.
NASSAU, n. r., sT. JAGo AND clESFUEGos
IN Cuoa-stesm smship CLEOPATRA. Captain 3 Vacn.
"''' MURRAY. rERRls a co.. 81 south st.
KEY WEST, ..FLOaIDA. pIkECE
n The steamer WESTERN TEXAS will sail September -
For fr0ishs or passage cspp,y tgw.r,oRy a co.
M RivAr.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
FOR SALE.

4 Drug STORE lwrLI sTOUkED!. n NEwAmn. AM.
"A n g. centrally locate d; good op,nhg ior oo1 r~ia
Ing 30 practice medicine Address A T. o'A Loo
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
THE COLLEGE or MUSIC.

The executors OF the will Of Samuel Wood, who
leaves upward Of OsO 900 for the establishment Of
a college OF this city, have decided to offer
tho will for probate at They are Of one mind
concerning the college, and will take immediate
action toward its establishment The Board OF Trus
tees will be the same as appointed by Mr.. Wood IL
1875, including Henry S. Stebbins, Marshall
Roberts, Ex-Governor Morgan, w. II. Vanderbilt, H.
j. Jewett the executors o. the Will. the money
left py Mr. W ood is invested in uneucumbercd prop
erty, mostly stores IN the lower part OF the
town-White, Pearl and otner business streets.
Tney are all we'll leased, and he has lost
nothing them during the recent depression IN
business circles II was Mr. Woods plan TO defer the
erection OF a college building on The plot of ground
apart Tor that purpose 10 Central Park for some
years in the time to lease buy property iur
ther down town. part OF which could be stores
and to contain theatre or opera house Tor the use
OF the college and for the purpose oil giving concerts
opera. In very short time the public viii be in-
formed OF the definite plans OF the executors.
There Is no OF the will being contested, as Mr..
Wood provided han dsomey for hrs relations, who
none OF them very nearly connected. 1t Is bii
brothers will that is being contested and tho public
has become fused between the two In the event
OF a OF the suit in iavor of the estate Of
Mr. Samuel Wood, the college OF music will be richer
by hall million dollars.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
A SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.

The barge Charles Mayo came from Newark, N. j.,
the other day, aud was dischargng her cargo at an
East River wharf on Saturday last. The captain,
Richard Watson, little before noon. was standing
forward and engaged with deck hand in measuring
some wheat There one else aboard the barge
and the after part was entirely deserted. The
plash OF oars at this time caught the cars Of
watgon's companion. and looking the side
he saw q small boat with three occupants
moving rapidly away. There young man
whose face turned toward the watcher aud whom
he erward identified Edward Carroll, OF NO 512
East Eighth street. When the boat had turned pier
the barge people began thor work anew, and IL was
only an hour later that they missed from the
cabin the whole OF the captains kit, together with
some valuables, which he deems worth $40. The
mysterious disappearance OF tnese articles was at
once connected with the rowboat and its occupants
and an inquiry was set foot by the police to
whom these gentry might be. Carroll was learned
be one OF them, and he was yesterday ar
rested suspicion and arragned before Judge
Morgan, ut The Essex Market Police Court.
He admitted being The boat but explained that tho
object Of his In these waters quest for
some shovels that had fallen overheard and which his
employer mad sent him TO recover. As therc was no
turther evidence of terminating character produced
Carroll was discharged.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
FEAST OF THE ANNUNCIATION.

Yesterday was the Feast OF the Annunoiation, COM
monty called England Lady Day, and In France
Notrs Dame de Mars, and kept by the Catholic
Church In special honor OF tho Virgin Mary, to COM
msmorats she message delivered to her by the angel
Gabriel, informing nsr snat the Word Of God vas
made fesh. In old style the day commenced the
year. Writers differ as the time instituted.
Some throw II back far as the fourth century,
since there 10 mention OF 1t made In . sermon
ascribed 10 Athanasius Others insist on placing
origin in the seventh century. because the sermon
attributed 10 Athanasius Is believed TO DO spurious
Among the sermons, however, OF ST. Augustine, VINO
died in 430, two regarding this festival.
In the calendar OF the Anglican Church 1t IS stated
that in antique representations OF the ADJUDICATION
the Virgin Mary shown kneeng or seated al taos
reading The lily, her emblem, is usually placed DO
tween her and the angel Gabriel, who holds In one
hand q sceptre surmvunted by feur de.tis on lily
stalk generally scroll 10 proceeding from his mouth
times the Holy SPIRIT, represented as aove, Is seen
descending toward the Virgin. In the same calendar
a10rdng strong proof OF the high ven.
Grafton in which the Virgin was formerly held IN
England, she still Is IN all Cathonc countries
namely, that no fewer than 2, 40 cnurcnes were
named in her sole honor, besides 102 IN winch her
name was associated with that of some other saint
The services in the various Catholic churches
throughout the city were the same as on Sundays,
with the exception that at the solemn nigh masses
IL rarely that the ieast OF tue annunciation follows
Sunday and this year the Of the least being sun
day relieved the very religious people who strictly
observe the fast OF Lent OF little OF the austere
obllg cations OF the In all tho churches cou
lessons were heard on sunday evening, tho vigil Of
early masses yesterday morning Tor participation In
the holy communion Was largo